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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-20

retiring from business desire to tender ny thanks to
my numerous patrons and friends for their long and liberal
patronage and would my successors Mrs HUsH
McCREA Co., gentlemen in every respect worthy Of conf
oence II. B. NORRIS
Nashville, Sept lst. 1858. ma
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The Old Dominion CofFee-POr

economical, nothing being by evaporation
bong onefourth less COdee required while the beverage
stronger, more fragrant, and more delicious.
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TRUNKS AND VALISES.
4 ADIES' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
4 4 do extra size Travelling Trunks; glLE III
Gents fine sole leatherTrunks; -l-4FE T. Ei
do Valises; S4sZ4AzEzAj
do KUs5uth Trunks;
de Hog Skin do iron frame.
For slIe by BRADSHAW < RUTLAND.
jau2j No. 30 Union Street.
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TIN pLATE. H-c.

DRn BOXES Ie IOxl4 Tin, hest brand.
sou l50 boxes k l0xi4 Tin, best brand.
200 do lc l4c2O do do do
so do TX do DO do do
90 pigs Banca Tin.
3Opigs Lead, just received and for sale low By
aug2I L "
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Particular NOtfcel

1t currently reported we sell Goods only by Auction
While Two thirds Of sales made privately, like other
wholesale Houses in this city, with grand exception, is
sell for cash, and notes. and from SC 2Uc less than
heir prices. laugllI TRAUBE 4 LI-CAS
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Wednesday the 10th October the premises
~ II clock will sell at Public Sale that Cottage in
Edgefed the Galan Turnpike no occupied by Mr Caitv
Inc sale 70 come oH Immediately asrhe Clerk Masters sale
advertised for that day in this vicinity Terms g. 2 Is and q
months for notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest and lien
Tetalne1' A. Y. S. LtNDSLEY.
sep2j
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Charleston and Savannah.
FVE following rates to take effect on and after JUNE Is
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On the premises at 10 O'clock A Mss
Onsr at Publie Sale an e unsod Lots il shsys Adiaon i'm
medaey opposite the Bridge. These LotJare too we'll kn m
me 70 say thing their vOr. Ana srt desrss them
would BeoesaFy iaii fr short Oias The lots WI olr
for sale will Be the
GaIIatin Turn AAeg
Nos. I, IA rs, Ils, ~ IA 10 80 81 - ia lsl IS
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ANDREW J. sMITH,

NO. IS, BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE Iron, CASTINGS, NAILS,
STEEL WAGON AXLEs, ELLIPTIC STRINGS,
Nd all other articles in Of business which he offers
wholesale and retail low for cash, at the above stand
tet6-ly
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TOBACCO TANEFACEORX "
M MEREDITH, a and A. COLLEGE street, has now
w ready for sale at his Factory, 500 boxes of Mauufac
ured ICacco in boxes Of o. So and 00 and 40 pounds each
% the views Of t trade, from Il IS cents per pound
cannot fail 20 please
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco, requested
call and examine for themselves Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commsoa, viii be sold by the thousand at less
price than sold 10 this before
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety, at
very low prices septI3-u
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ChiIdren's PIaids----GOOds Of
CW StYies
Solid cOIOred MOUsLIN DE LANES, of
all qualities;
Our stock ofDRESs GOODS is perfect and
complete i'm every respect, and cannot be
surpassed in quality and price.
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods
Superior quality of BLACK, BLUE and
FANCY COLORED CLOTHS of all prices.
BLACK, and FANCY COLORED CAssI-
MEREs OF entirely new styles;
SOLID COLORED CAssIMEREs of all
qualities;
FANCY vESTING. AIarge stock of new
styles of CUT VELVET, FANCY CAsSI-
WE'RE, SILK End wORsTED VEST
INGS &o.,JEc.
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Gives healthy beverage Nervous pepc and bilious per
who had dared coffee for years, have been able to
their fav0e again when made in this boiler
and without Of Of the Old unpleasant
quenoes. Its healthy, by the Of condenser eyapo-
ration prevented and the coffee be boiled long enough
release all the natural elements Of the berry, and get them in just
proportion in the beverage
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DISSOLUTION.

EaNHE partnership heretofore existing between the UNDERSIGNED
n under the firm OF II. B. NORRIS x CO.. In the
Grocery and Commission Business is this day dissolved BY
ua consent B. Morris having sold interest to Hugh Nc
Crea Either partner is authorized Of the frm
Ia liquidation H. b. MORRIS,
W. HOOPER HARRIS
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LSta--Mssy Five Minute Ice Cream Freezers; McDou-
"A AIDS Louisville Refrigerator Arthurs Fruit Cans; Jone1
Fruit Cans Water Coolers, all sizes
jel8-d J. W. WILSON, OoIIeee srset
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PARTNERsHIP.

AVING purchased the interest Of Mr. H. B. Morris in the
business Of b. hoRRIs & Co.. Ihave this day associated
Eh Mr. W. H0OPER HARRIS and will continue in lie roerv
and Commission Business tthe old stand
HUGH MCCREA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-15
shooting Array In Canal street.

AN ExALDERNAS or BRooKLYN SHOT IN THE ARM.
About bali past O'Clock last evening party OF
Short Boys headed by called shorty, entered the
Peoples Saloon, kept by John Horton, No. 3ss Canal
street. noted place Of for prostitutes and after
being the saloon short time they began squirt water
into private boz where three four prostitutes
eating. They repeatedly requested TO stop by Mr.
Horton but they would not and at last threw pitcher Of
water over the girls This created between the
parties when Mr.. Horton directed his bartender Mark
johnson, 70 70 out for officer He had leS
when three Of the rowaes followed him out and made an
attack upon him. johnson having . pistol with him
drew IL, when the rowdies started of, fol-
lowed, however, by Johnson. They had not gone
far when Of them in front Of Mr. Isaac II Smith
an OK alderman OF Brooklyn who ct the TIM was on his
way 10 church, In company with his wife. He had no
front of M smith when the report OF ps
toll heard and Mr.. Smith received ball In his len
Just above the elbow which passing up ct the
upper end Of the arm Entirely above the elbow
torn horribly by the course the ball took The wound
thought win not prove fatal but his will have 70
be amputaied Johnson was Immediately arrested by
officer Pert OF the Firth precinct and conveyed 10 the
Filth ward station house and locked up. Mr. Smith was
conveyed 70 his residence No 20 Beach street.
attendance procured, but found that bis will
have 10 be taken Oft, which will be done by Dr. Mott this
morning The short Boys all fed, but they are known
they will no doubt be shortly arrested The pistol
found behind the bar where Johnson had thrown when
he back 70 the saloon. His hand covered with
powder produced by the discharge of the pistol. Mr.
Horton also arrested and locked up for keeping dis
orderly house. This is the same place young Harrington
WAS killed about two months ago, by being shot by
lover Of prostitute in whose company Harrington
the time
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News from Havana.

The steamship Philadelphia, Capt. Harrison from New
Orleans 9th and Havana 9th inst arrived this port last
night.
The steamship Granada, from Aspinwall for New Or
leans had not arrived at Havana when the Philadelphia
sailed.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
OK BOARD SHIP, HAVANA, March 7, 1858.
A Cold Snap of Weother-Opera Arrdn9ements-Grand
Juvenile Fete in Experimentation TO the Spanish
Prfnce-Su0ar Markets-FfeigM ana Exchange Rates.
Having had norther deserving the name old Boreas
is making up for lost time, and giving all at For
ten day his face has been towards us, with all but the
pendant icices his beard. Our feet and hands have
ached with coda luxury not often enjoyed this
glonand Yellow jack if he has been here, must be tor
pid long since.
Wehave opera getting up TO kill Lent and tho 4h OF
April, from what can learn magnificent children's
party to off honor Of the young Prince of Asturas
public buildings and trying to make payments for the
labor ia patriotism. All wealthy citizens have been
Loed that brilliant displays their part will consist
with loyalty and be looked for by the government, whilst
they are invited to give freely
The Ocean Bird visits You for repairs because she
get done for $50 0C0 what would cost here 800 600
Our sugars advanced Il To Il real last week, by
oil competition Tor the most desirable goods. Shipped
some II, 600 boxes. Stock on hand Sc 600 boxes.
Freghts in demand al low rates. 81 to 81 l2s Cd for
Eur ope8n orders.
Exchange more anguid. London at IL to nH pre-
MUM New York at par to ,. discount Other Northern
We have been looking for q steamer from
Mexico The steamer Francisco dc Asis came
yesterday 6h but kept TO herself for the govern
meDt the news abe had which are told rs most in
teres'ng and inviting IN position of our Spanish policy
insuRuf sted already.
Health perfect
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Sailing Of he Steamer Ocean Bid-Stde Of The Markets, dc
The Spanish steamer Paiaro del Oceano ocean Brd),
sailed Sunday evening for your port, where under
stand te to have boilers placed in her and undergo
thorough repair.
sugar has advanced u to u real per srobe for ali
bers. The stock here and at Maanzss Is about e
boxes ooo boxes ess than at period last year.
This 49, however, attributable 10 the long continued recent
vet weather, which has prevented grinding. No doubt
though exists unhs unforeseen uuavorahe events should
occur, but that the crop will be full average No
lasses has also advanced and Is held al reals per
keg for c'aycd and y reals for muscovldo.
Frcights were dull and have declined. Engagements
have been made 10 the British Channel for orders at CO
o. TO 81 IS 3D. To Trieste nj C. l5s. per ton No
alteration In rates 10 the United States.
Exchanges quite langud. Iquoe Sterling II 10 IL per
cent premium. Northern and Eastern cities 10 u per
cent discount New Orleans (shorD to per cent pre-
min
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The Family He. aid,

AFFAIRS IN KURofR-Tns DETAfLs or rrK ATTEMPT
TO AssAssINATB LOUIS NAPoLEON-oUR RKLA-
TFoNs WITH AFRICA MARKkTs, ETC.
The FAMILY UKR will b. issued on "Wednesday mcra
ing Es contents will embrace late foreign uswa includ.
ing London. Paris md Berliu letters the indictment
against the oonsprssoss to Louis Hseeon
Interesting article Relations with Africa The Onion
Bank Defaoatou; Proceedings Of Congress- With AL tho
and Gossip OF Washington Current News Of the Day
Affairs the Metropolis Theatrical News together WITH
full and complete digest Of the Markets PROC -four cents
copy two dollars year.
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DrsuNoS- Before the New Orleans Delta calls
tor immediate dssolution should inquire hos many
movies we have In the South: what Ia the number OF
swords pistols rHes muskets and cannon NJ for use in
the southern states; how many po~der mills there
south OF the Potomac, scr Disrnicn will produce
luton, and arms are necessary for the defence o the
southern chivary a. for any other warriors. II We
prepared we fear no foo, but before gage battle
We should II have the neceesary means for carry
Ing on The wsr.-Nc.fok Av@, kasvA II
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BxAcH--BDcH On Friday, March 70, JoHS BEscH NJ.
d. to CLARA, second daughter OF Wooster Beach, M D. all
OF this city.
BuRsp1os-AuEEros On Thursday, March II, at the
residence OF the brides father by the Rev Richard Cox
WILLIAM BrRsroS, Jr, TO Csss1orrr, eldest daughter
Of George w. ADerton, Esq, all OF this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ST. Johns church Yonkers
1huI,day, March H. by Rev, Or Carter, Mr. WILLIAM
HsDHArGH, Of this city, 10 Misc JOANNA c. BAEoRD, OF
Nonkers
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Charge Of Murder on Board an American
Vessel.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS orrIcs.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS orrICE.
Before Geo. W. Norton, Esq
MlkcH 13.-7he Tinted states u James Buyvles The
accused ". sent home frem Liverpool BY the American
Consul At that port, On . charge OF numbering Charles
Peters, % board the ship America
Joseph Needles being examined by the Assistant Dis
trct Attorney, deposcd-That he was saHor on board
the America shipped inIiverpooi for New York; sailed
tom there I'd Decembery1ssT knows Burrrs he - ~
copd msts Charles Peters The name os Tho man Who "a
tesd; On The I'm Uecemhw, - near - 60 remember,
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LADIES CARRYING PisroLs.-The New Orleans
aal Iru> Deltd says there 10 Q movement going In
that city havns for IL object the introduction OF the
tom cf ladies carrying hresrms-emal pistols such a. are
known vest pockts pistols and which can be slowed
tbort in the pocket Of the fair shooters
drees order to protect themselves from rusn violence
and insult Society be in sad state In New Orleans,
N this abatement IA true
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vcYsg- from Calcutta e Kew ToYk, Joass DouAg. a.
BIemen; Joan hAn-1on. of Isle OF Man; TsoxAs DAVE 81
Ensuad. ana Joan HocxIsr, of Norway, seamsu.
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HetIfeU FnySSCrHh, SeVbhHV"FTve ftdyF
Of whose sands OF life have nearly out discovered
while in the East lneies certain cure for consumption
asthma, bronchitis coughs colds and debility The
remedy discovered by % when his only child daughter
given die Wishing do much good possible
he will such Of his sced fellow beings
IT, this recipe with tu and explicit directions ,r making
successfully using It, each applicant
him shnghree cents be returned
the recipe and The remainder 10 be applied the pay
Grand street. JERSEY City. N. j.
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SUPREME CouRr-Crcuit Is, Gl2. el5e 1881 sl-3.
1881, $3.50 $780, 1pq 49, 49, 10, 3oe s4& 6i 3s8 as4
38t, 3s7 3ss.
SUPREME Cousr-Speoial TermHos 70, 50, DC to .02T,
I0b. Io6, Ios. 100, ITO. Ill 70, So 81, e5.'
COMMON PIxAs-Part l-Nos 5i0 H. 20, "a. 90, %,
J06O 2SA 607, lib, ITO. 90, b2s $50, Ts5 Part 2Eos.
,94 1906 79 $780, SOL ao2 $685. Boz 70 Ss2 inclusive 8t3,
8sA, s46, s48, 220 All, ga, $50
Usrx srArsus DISTRICT CoumNos %, IS, 1873, 1885, 81,
as e. 49, $780, g. 49, 49, 1872 l3- &c. 20, 49, al lis,
1885, 81 1Os I0e III 49, 1le 1876 l4z I4s, 1885, 90 49,
Al, AZ, AZ, 90, 93, p5, l28, 1b2
sUrxBuos corKI-Nos se3, To- 1o2, ss-, <y2 5Oa, 624
1 AZ $40, 2eo, 1854, 356, 23s, $50 AL IA 500. 6s1
siS, Sis, sis, sai SIS, sd, eas 81, cs. $50 Wv
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Personal Intelligence.

The Albany Knickrtocker thus speaks Of Mr. Brother.
and his antecedeuts; Benjamin H. Brotherson, the
officer who has proved defauter 10 the Union Bank OF
New York IL tho amount Of u 0o0 formerly
sdent oil ibis city. In 1885 he acted clerk 10 James
Buildings South Broadway Mr. Brotherson left for Now
York IN 1885, and has resided there since During
his residence in Albany he wS looked upon as model
young man. being steady industrious and Of unquestoned
morale. HIS residence In New York, appears, has un
der mined his virtue He has indslged splurge late
hours, woodoock, gambling, &c. These have produced
the usual resultseopy grace 10 followed
by suicide or imprisonment When Mr.. Brosherson left
Albany there was no man who placed higher value on
personal honor In hs fall, the young may the
danger Of tho first false move" II ia the frat crime
which leads TO all TIE rest Our virtues arc like so many
bricks standing their ends-oyerturn aud down
the whole Mr.. Brothorson little forty years OF
age. lie was born in the town OF Charlton, Schenectady
county"
General Stephen Van Rensselaer, has resigned the Office
Of President Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Dudley OBJ
servs,ory Of Albany and as parting gift has presented
two additional pieces OF valuable land
The United statss Minister and Mrs Dallas diued with
Queen Victoria on the 2Ist OF February.
NJ de Corvaa, Minister Of Venezuela at Paris, given
grand dinner 10 the Marquis dc yillamarna and tho
members the Sandman Legation, 10 celebrate the sig
nature OF commercial treaty between their respective
countries.
Letters from 81. Petersburg mention that al the bril-
Ian, ball which was given By the British Ambassador
lord wodcbouse Id celebration of the nuptas OF the
Princess Royal with Prince Frederick William the Gar
himself present The rest Of the royal family
invited Of course but the fact that his imperial
Majesty honored tho cntertainmeaf with his presence
regarded by persons acquainted with Russian customs
OF considerable importance.
A Prince Napoleon Bonaparte was going 10 the Tuile
res, 10th u hs horse slipped and fell in such way
that the Princes leg somewhat crushed Fortunately
the limb not broken but the Prince was 20 injured
that he confined 10 his chamber
The King OF the Besians In addition TO aremssiou OF
punishment accorded 10 civilians on the occasion OF the
happy the Duchess de Bsbant has ordered
that pardon shall be granted soldiers undergoing i'm
prisonmcnt for petty offences.
Marshal Bosquet, attacked by spopSy, was somewhat
better, In Paris, on the I'D ut
ARRIVALS.
Prom Richmond, &c, in the steamship Roanoke Lewis
Msguusst " Msueaon, Vim Burdick, lady and child;
Doane, Hardy 'Heuir-n, Roberts Bayard. Iieb-
man Roberts, VIM Hilyer, John Maxwell, and seven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-15

EIorEMyNr IN MAssAcHuegTTs.-A few days since
the wife of gentleman in Natos Mass, eoped In
pany with man who had been boarding in the family,
between whom and the woman improper intimacy IL
said to have existed for time Tho particulars Of
the affair thus related About two weeks since the
husband having occasion TO rcurn 10 his residence at
hour when his arrival unexpected astonished
the discovery Of his wifes perddy The affair was, how
ever passed in silence and but little heard OF
until Tuesday last when the husband returning from his
accustomed occupation, learned TO his stu greater
prise, that his aithess wife had abscondei company
with the gentlemanly boarer. Before separating herself
from tss home which she had rendered miserable the
mother took anectonate leave of her little son, giving
him piece Of money, and telling him that he would
never see her more. Nothing has been heard OF tho
guilty woman her paramour since they len town, nor
their present whereabouts known TO the parties most
deeply interested b, ston Traveller, March L.
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Frederick's photographic Temple OF Art,
6S7 Broadway opposite the Metropolitan aots
Photographic Haotypes Dagusrrotypes and Aorotyp |.
every style.
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Scr tho Economotypes, tho Largest Photo
graphic portraits in the city for s. al HOLMES picture OBJ
ssrvAtory, 2S9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-15

Hilrs Hair Dye, Shililngs a BoH, Black
or brown No Barclay street. and All druggists Also In
falble onguent for the hair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-15

Opposition u Colts Piatol Phtsnt Extension.
All persons opposed 10 this monopoly and further
sion will address Opposition box 900 New York Post Office
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Teupees-
The best in the world surprising al made Sold and applied
Ut the msnufectory, 233 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-15

I, tae cty snc county o. New YORK from 9th dag q
March 10 the ia,h DAY Of March, 1858.
Men, 81 vomeo, 90, boys, 1873; giris is9-TotaI SIS
Atu.ts iS3; children, SSz males, sss; ssuales ~;
cOsOfee pors0nS, Q.
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The SpriOg Fashion for G-oetAemcn's Hats,
by BEXBE Co, l56 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-15

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces,-
Best the world. For sale and dye applied A. No Astor
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Hunt, Webster & Co.'s Tight stitch Sewing
rnachines embracing Hcks recent lmprcvern erts and
ceuoed under Howes' patent No 469 Broadway n y st
6Cor
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10000 Cases Boots and Shoes at Auction
pricea at PHILLIPS SMITHS, 81 Warren street
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TDBFJMATfsn, sCROFUJA, SALT RHEUM ko.-
II HYA1Ts Iife Balsan 10 certain 10 the nno1o
painful forms Of these dseases. wsser qusnch hir
also old ulcers fever exyspelss the n
impury Of the blood liver and Kidneys general debilv,
dyspe incipent ou, Principal dasu8
80 brand street. Seventy I've cen,s per bossle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-15

lsr.-CoRsS, BuNroNs, NAILS PENErRArfNal I'm
essh erS,sc,es isout rain Is tho boot be
mmedsiesy se operson -iihog re lees. inconvo-
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Tho number Of DEATHS compared with corresponding
weess OF 1850 and 1881 and Of ast week. WA ~ fol-
l0ws
WsoS oaciag March 10, 1859 429
March Ia, lse! Observation-Disclosures. CSC
March 6, 1873 -. .................. loG
March L. 1855 Observation-Disclosures. sac