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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-13
CHANGE or THE

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CHANGE or THE.
On and after MONDAY. August %,
Cars will leave the City Han, Baltimore, at IS min
e n"O Nil be- mSa N
Avenue with the Of the Charles street Line CITY
PASSENGER Railway. whicE leave the of North
ana Baltimore streets at Twenty Minutes past each
viii leave Towsontown at each hour, from A. NJ
to I p. NJ. except y noon.
Night Cas- for Tows ontown will leave the City Hall
at II P. NJ.
Cars for Greepmount Cemetery will leave the City
Hall every half hour from IS 4. NJ. to 7.35 p. NJ.
TfzE BAs.FlsIeHE AND OHIO RAlLRGAal.
LA HI E:E.azs On and after MONDAY
zs. =, ril 9th 1866 two daily trains
will be run between Bal aimore and Wheeling and
MHfL T&ATS III Baltimore daily Except
EXPRESS TRAIN will leave daily Gncluding
Both trains connect at Bel Air and Parkersburr
FREDERICK Accom- M0DATIoNS 4 T iEii1i West
East-Leaves Frederick at ! A. NJ. daily, Sundays
The EIiLICoTTs MI LIS TRAIN leaves Ro,ti-
more at $40 and 92O A. NJ, and 10 and 450 P NJ.
and Elicott'S Mills at 40 A. ". and II A. NJ, and
2.40 and $40 P II.
FOR WASHINGTON.
Leaves Baltimore at 4.3O, 100, $50 and $40 a. M.
and 3$o and G;00p m. On Sundays at 1870, $50 a. M
s5 Ig and sec on 3 % ls Sgd Washington at Sl5
days at s Is and Ill H. and 800 D. M The 8 40 a.
H. and $50 p. IN. trains only from Baltimore and the
SIS and 800 p. IN. from Washington stop at wav
points. The I 90 and $50 a. ra and 800 D. m from
Baltimore and the 6.l5 and :S.l5 4. H. and 80 D. m
trains from Washington, con meet with trains on the
Annapolis road.
For further information tickets of every kind, &c,
apply to J. L. ENGLAND, Agent, at Camden Sta,
tion or at the Ticket Office. w. p. SMITH
Master of Transportation
j.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent. iv96-tf
Ia ysss r9sszkzssssssz:szszsl NEW ARRANGEMENT.
81 - .--s+sst--S5.ssssrzi
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
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rriceS of SiocIss and Bends ia, New York

EY TELEGRAPH.
FURNISHED 6y LcoRord j. Torlaey d. Co. Stock and BIZ
Brothers. No. % .So,fA Street.
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" Hendricks, Washington; v H Woodward. Bal
timore; } II Cap do; 3 Guden. New York. 5 Tyler.
child, Chestertown; Jno Farret, Washington; Jno P
Pettyiohn, Lynchburg; VIM II Snyder, Va; X Ruy-
dale, 5 \; G johnson and lady, Washington; Z L
Phila: Geo NJ kegler. Md; Geo NJ Kugmen, do Miss
Chas Morris, Rich Miss Nellie, Morris do l. w Free
man, do: d Bell, do: Miss Binns Norfolk:
Brummel do; Mr. and Mrs McPhail, Va; J j Bow
ers. Phila; Anthem Shiperz. New York; Francisco
T Wno and daqghter Wash; Ben Warner and wife,
Ghas " lde, Phila S P Howard, New York, " II
Pore Washington: George Jones. Washington.
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LIST OF DRoVERS.
RcceiDis for the ,ceek:

REMARKS ABOUT BEEF CATTLE.
The total number received this week l2jl head
compares W it'll Si3 head last week.
The number sold during the week amounts to | O63
head against the whole number received last week
The sale of Government cattle noticed in orr last
weeks report effected at the following prices ard
to the parties named below.
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llucler anu virtues.
JOHN LEARY & CO.,
Wholesale agents,
Nos. % and - Hanover street,
Baltimore. Nd
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COMPANIES.

No. Il SECOND STREET North Side.
This Company insures against Loss OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE on all descriptions of property. either in
the city or county, for week. month or year.
1t also makes INLAND INSURANCE. Short In
surances made on Merchandise in bonded and stor-
age warehouses; NJ where the risk has terminated
the Premium for the unexpired time will be return
ed. JOHN COATES
.ilnnt
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S Wright, Easton, Md; G W Restard, Alexan-
tiers. Westminster; H Jones, Md; Doctor Jennings,
lou Brown Anne Arundel co; D Wood
ISrdi barbour CO. Va; Thos Hudson, Pa; VIM Dryden,
bucks 81 CO. Pa; J Adler, Frostburg j II Paul. do:
y = MHqSSgrove Howard CO; John Howard, Newark k.
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10 Stranger and CitlIeHs.

We do nOt profess % be the only Physi-
clan in the city, a who may be f0und at MS
Office at alI hours, day or night :" nor DO
We, in offering our services y ths invalid,
desire 70 recofnmend onrself IN preierenes
70 other equaliy well established and ex-
perisneed physicians nor Do We pre-
lend % be infallible, or the only man ca
psble Of curing thasvsTiSus Diseases mem
toned u our genera sdvsrtisement. We
do not aim the possession Of any s00nasr-
III secref rcEo9lss, rextraordinery agree-
s5ie trcgtsse1lt Or P4iiirfiDrS A. AL sens bic
men must know, that success ia the prac-
tice Of medicine, does not depend 70 much
upon the discovery Of nelg remedies, or nel5
modes 81 tneGtzscni, a. upon the ssillful usa
Of those aeencies necessary b 8 perfect cure
and this can be asquired only BY expo
renee and patient application Ne rec
peotfullY relsr the Paoiic 70 our general al
vertissnient, Ia another Pays Of the paper.
Once hours from s il the morning iii 3
at nighl. l. L. ColrNAS, n. D.
q North Cherry g., Nashville, Tenn
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THECAFruRED TRAIS'-We gave yesterday
the principal particulars Of ne seizureand
burning Of a train near Glasgow Junction,
when on its way 70 this cityi the following
are some additional particulars: The guer-
rillas had torn up portion Of the work be-
forsband, and when the trsin--then run
uine At a very rapid psce-resched The
spot. which was within quarter Of mile
Of the junction, and south: Of it, four
passenger cars and one baggage car were
thrown from ths track. Then the guerril-
las showed themselves and began to FIRE on
the train. We leprn from the conductor
that there were only four guards with
arms u the time, and any hope Of sfccess-
ful opposition was in vain. After all the
resistance possible had been made, the mil
itary conductor inquired of the officer in
command, Capt. Gentry, who they were and
what terms they offered. lie replied thai
they we're regularly orgenized troops Of
Tennessee cavalry, and teat on surrender
those on the cars would be treated as pris
oners Of war. The surrender was made
The enemy said they be!6ngei 10 compa
niss A and B Of some regiment, the number
Of which Is not remembered,
The passengers were in many cases 8,
overwhelmed with fear that they pulled
out their money and yaluables and offered
them with trembling hands 70 the terriblr
guerrillaA, into whose hands they had 81
unluckily fallen.
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EEE TAEATEE.--T These ehasie and de-
Hghtfal actors the Warren troupe play the
6Be and fsyorite comedy Of g The School
for Scandal" and Betsy Baker" lonly
imagine Warren as Sir Peter Teazle and
Miss orion as Betsy Baker. The New The
stre will be the centre Of attraction to
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A. 4 NJ. Landsberg, wholesale Grocers
suffers Supplies, corner Of Public Square
and Market street, are Offering 10 the trade
their immense sack &C Groceries and SUIT.
tiers Supplies, Navy, Leaf, Fine Cut Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco all the popnlsi
brands Of Cigars; aIQualities ofStationery,
consisting u Note, Letter and Foolseap Pc
per, and white and buff Envelopes, Inks,
Muoilage, Wrapping Paper, etc; Soda,
Canned Fruits, such as Oysters, Peaches,
ssrdines, Mustard, Catsup, etc; Backing,
Blsekiug Brushes, Pipes P0h1ades. Pepper
Collars, Hsndkerchieis. Mirrors, Suspend.
ers and an endless variety Of actions q an
al descriptions. sTr6sks and NraGsss "a III
sises ssd qualities. 4 large and wei se.
lected stock Of Boots snd Shoes Just arrived
from the Eastern markets. Also Wines and
Liquors, embracing Champaignes, Spark
ling Catawba, ClRFet and Cherry Cordial
Gin Cocktails end Stomach Bittera
The above Goods were purchased before
the late tax, and we arc Offering them Fl
the old prices, regardless Of the enosr0Ou'
advance en- the same goods IN he Eastern
Iaarkets, We teel assures h.t We can est.
lsfy the most fastidious az 70 price and quail.
ity. Give as 3 call. Remember the place
corner e Pnbiie Square and .Afarkof erect
jan 2s-sm ). & NJ. LANDsBERG.
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The hearts Of many viii be made glad 70
hear that Tolten's recent selection Of choice
Groceries, wines, &c, while ia New York,
have just arrived 81 his store, No. % Col
lege street. He invites al 70 call and ex-
anime his Desicated Vegetables, Green
Peas and Corn, Stewards Candies, Jellios,
Gelstine, Roast Meats, and many other ar
ticles too numerous % mention.
march9-tf M
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Narrow Escape OF Sherman,
Scouts.
Their Report on Returning
Gold Sill Declining.



HALIFAX, March l6.--The steamer Africa
from Liverpool the 4th, via Queenstown
the stu, has arrived, Cotton aat, decline
Of Id since the Australasiah's news Of the
fall of Charleston.
The london Times says fall Of Charles
ton is a victory which will recompense the
Federals for their labors. It believes the
South now virtually shut of from the rest
Of the world
The Morning Post says sherman's mo7e-
ments hsvepIaced him in the foremost rank
Of military men.
The Daily News says there is some pros
pect of a shipment of gold being made to
New York. H1
Ex-senator FOote has issued an address
to Tennesseans, explaining his disconnec-
ton with the rebel Government, which
Government he repudiates and denounces.
PTTsRuRe, March I6.--River Ii feet By
pier msrk and rising from the Allegheny
Weather wet.
NEW YoRK, March I6.-The panic in the
gold market has settled into com psrstive
quiet, and there is very little speculative
movement. Some of the operators who
were unable yesterday to meet their en-
gsgements are on their feet again to day
The price has fuetuated between I75X ane
I76K.
The Times Washington special says that
the statement that Senator Harlin had moi
yet decided to accept the Interior Depart
ment was premature. The President had
his assent before he sent his name to the
Senate. y = sc i'it. -1i.
The Commercials special says the opin-
ion prevails in well informed circles that
the Assistant Treasurer Of New York Ia
been authorized By Secretary Mccullough
to anticipate the payment Of May coupons
s-2e sat his option, Whenever in his oPiu-
ion the state Of the money market warrants
the step.
WAsHIysToS, March o. Information
from the Army Of the Potomac says the
Fifth Corps was reviewed on Tuesday BY
General Warren. This corps is one Of the
largest in the army, and in regard 70 ais
cipline stands second TO none.
The utmost diligence is exercised BY
commanding officers ia preparing for the
spring campaign.
Passengers from City Point say there was
not even a rumor at that place of peace
commissioners from Richmond, rs was in
dustriously circulated elsewhere yesterday
The Vance who arrived there was Bsga
der General Vance: brother of Gov. Vance,
Of North Carolina, to be excha nged, anu
not Gov. Vance himself as peace commits
sioner.
With two army colleagues, Gen. Long
street has placed restrictions on the ex-
change of newspapers, permitting only
date for date. bus some Of the rebel editors
say they viii endeavor to have tho order
modified.
Many Of she siek and wounded OF our ar
my lave been removed 10 City Point.
.WAsHIseroS, March lS.-The following
was sent % Gov. Fsnton on learning from
him that he had issued circular about de-
laying the draft:
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FoR sALE-A PoRrABLE HovsK Enquire
on premises in rear Of the United States
Club Rooms, No. 10 Cherry street Also, a
fine pair Of Fairbanks Platform Scales
marfafSvs ~ -
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DELAYEp TKAIS The regular Louisville
train not arriving at the usual time last
night, caused several rumors Of disaster,
which, fortunately, we're Incorrect I'VE
learn thsts freight train & ing north was
run OF the track, in consequence OF rail
having been displaeed--it Is supposed by
guerrillas = between Elisabethtown and
Glendale. No great damage was done to
the train. noI was it ,lundsred by gusrrii-
las, IS far as known. The train for this
city was delayed By the obstruction, and
wss not expected to arrive before o'clock
this morning.
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See advertisement Of United States Club
Rooms pn fourth page. This house Is de-
sefvedIy popular, AID merits the patronage
Of the eOmnuniays
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ExorLLExr.-Ys hsve to thank J. X
Hume Co., for couple Of specimens Of
thst 6ne smoking tobacco they have on
sale, broaghs US by the clever aoetieneer
Mr.. Haley.
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DfsousTISS.-The Recorder fined John 7.
walt yesterday twenty-five dollsrs for in
decent exposure Of his person. Jerry pa
VS. Rad b pay FIVE dollars for a similar Of
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TFr GRE1r Fnt4.-Remember that Aid'le
carolissa walks acrosslCedsr street rom the
ton 81 the St. Nicholas this afternoon. a
great sightl al.f rnzsu
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OLD THEATHE.-Frank Drew takes fare
well benefit this evening, and offers an i'm
1nsuse biz eThe Willows ViotiB,ss "Cs-
mile, ;" and the "Irish Dragon" Drew il
every pieos. sWill drew the crowd
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OUR Jos OFFIoE.--We are executing every
description Of plain snd fancy Job Print
ing in.the nestsst style, and at the lowest
prices at asis qfiss. t
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A BAD CRown.--Alex. Phillips, s negro,
has shed with piece Of sscking for the
door, az The corner If Locust and Wster
streets. lie was brought before the Recor-
der yesterday with four black women.
They keep 3 disgrsceidi house and are per-
pehiaily quarrelhng. Some Of them were
sent 10 the workhouse and II the nuisance
is not stopped L Is 70 be torn down.
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For sale ct this Office, one good Tobaree
screw. Will be cold cheap for cash.
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For sale at this Office, one Hand Wsgon,
nearly new, which viii be sold cheap.
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We naTe fiFee nsaulifal Tfshoei sphs, rerra.
stuti Il tie dfiierent bfaacAes a the service.
printed 10 toilr cpiors, - titled seoi8sfs Ger
si4sa's' : +. Sa.o1 IsiendeEs ceTi.ssaie- ant ?
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DRuSKs.-Nins wretehed DRINKS present
ed their aching heads 40 be 6ned by the
Recorde. yesterday.
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See the advertissmeht Of W. Matt Brown
4 Co, on fourth Pagsr
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10 be had here or ca the NorihaTn cities, asd pat-
rons nay b ssira 81 henR promptly walled Ga and
haglna fsiE meals cooke1 81 eEltf4d. "a
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PRO. MAE. GUNs. BUREEAU,
,VAsHTyGTOv. March Is. I66,

W A1aAAHAVNf AAaA|A ~ AAN~s }
To His Exeellency, Coz. Fenton, Albany
our telegram Of yesterday is just received.
| have not seen your circular about the
draft, and do not understand your dispatch.
No delay that know Of has been author
lied nor is it likely that any will be per-
United on sny other conditions than those
heretofore stated and repeated, that II the
boards are fully occupied in the examine
ton of volunteers, the delay TO continue
only 80 long IS they are fully occupied in
that way.
(signedJ J. B. Far, ?. n. Gen.
NEW YORK, March I6.-Additional ac-
counts Of sbermans march say that the
arms is in most excellent health and con
dltion, thsy having lived quite a. sumptu-
ously as N the Georgia march. At first
one quarter rstions OF meat and other pro-
visions ware served, but The abundance
found in the country surrou ndiRg, rendered
it unnecessary, and now only coffee and
sugar are ISSUED, everything else furnished
By foraging parties.
Communication was sent to sherman on
the 4th b. courier escorted by regiment
of eavslEy. This was rendered necessary
By strong parties Of rebel scouts and guer-
rillas on the approach TO Wilmington.
sherman's cOurisrs narrowly escaped and
were driven 70 make detour Of 40 miles.
They represent the people dwelling along
the route IS strongly fsyoring the Union,
and anxious for the appestahce VI the na-
tional army.
EEw YoEE, March ie.-cotson heavy
and &c lower 63a65 for middings closing
II inside prices. Money ssesdy a. per
cent; sterling dull, at l67z<alos. Cole
heavy ard decidedly lower, at I751f. =
All persons sfhicted With prIvatsdisesses
would do well % call on Dr. A. RichGrd
Jones, No. - Deadsrick street, up stairs.
DR.. J. may be found il his oiacs at 81
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a squad Of about thirty robbers. Who.
asalisr fsg 81 trace, Of their own getting
up, we're .arEIe.sting Union eiti1ens, pre-.
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a general assortment Of fne custom made
boots and shoes; the work warranted and
acid low, Al c. ". Fan 3 COS Hardware
etoFe,
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cas5sr - tluIissrfy. opposite ~ q s. MINISTER'S
The 3 gery eligible Loi, and sorhy Of Aiieo-
ton.
-, IA. i. n. +. ..as -, 80. !, ..,.,
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See ths Advestisenent o. ". Matt Brown
4 Co., on fourth page.
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The Bankrupt Sale Store, No. SO North
Asrket street, il still disposing Of its hrgs
stock Of boots, shoes and bats At cost and
carriage. q II
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All PERSONS Afflicted with puvatediseaaes
would do well % call on Dr. A Richsrd
Jones, No. - Deadsriek street, up stairs.
Dr.. J. may be found IN his osacs ct al
hours. sii ngvZs
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RIEer and Steamboaf Vow.

ARRIVALS.
Melno.te from CincinnBii.
Ontario smithland.
Nelly Rogers from smithland.
Palestine Louisville.
Ells Faber Wabash River.
Miami Cincinnati.
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EEeaii gs1tlen spot ~ seven asree "a hIeh state
~ ImpiaYfne1t With lrliis. ksf3ieg, kf # nsaos
from Nle cy asaf O. lialsin PIE. &c tiessli ana
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NOTICE.

J'lnss c AeFeFfu epa 5fha B. seIelTia.
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FKIDAY, MACH d 1875.
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Paragon for ST. Louis.
Emperor Cor
bermuda +" Louisville.
Caroline " Cincinnati.
The river has retired within ita banks and
Is falling rapidly with good boating stage.
The EmmA Floyd, detained yesterday by
the storm and rain, leaves to day at noon,
as sdysrtised. Travellers should net miss
the opportunity.
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modified. =.
Many Of she sick and wounded OF our ar
my lave been removed 10 City Point.
,WAsHIseroS, March lS.-The following
was sent % Gov. Fsnton on learning from
him that he had issued q circular about de-
laying the draft:
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ST. ONLY ST.

l,NbiU TO be sold a S. % each, and not 70 b.
pad n iHl,g perfectly sa,igusiosg.
sAM'L c. RICHARDS & CO..
EsrAHtIsuEB 1857
The ieVcE Uanuaciurers snd ouGnsiors o. the
b.st'iuut co. ron iuct Tor years on sircilY Hon-
Crats rancpcs snd 20 the entire satisfaction Of ali
~hc paironiEe as, Offer the usual
CATALOGUE
nfrlch Ard rnlualla ar.lnlns One nnllar Ea,h
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2aasllrille AniOn.
SUPPLEMENT.
CITY NEWS.
Tennessee state Teachers AssOein-


The following Is the order Of exercises
al the adjourned session Of the State Teach
ers' Association, which Is 70. be held ia to-
Hall ri Representative, Thursday, Octobai
40 m.-Neeting Of the Executive an
r,,-;ness Comm tees and Board Of Officer,
In rooms adjoining Representatives Hall.
The essions opened with prayer by Rev.
P. 6. Fall.
Alto, m.-Adaress Of Welcome BY His
Excellency W. 9. Brownlow.
address by Hon. Z. Root.
Committees Address On Popular Educa-
ton.
AtIl;l5, a. m.-Reeess Of Fifteen min
utes.
AtII.s0, a. m.-The Public Schools Of
Nashville will be addressed BY several
Speakers.
ais, p. m.-Meetiug Of the Association
for the reception OF Members, (Teaahers and
friends OF Eaucation,) and the transaction
Of business.
ats, p. n Consideration Of the subjects
proposed FOR discussion, namely:
The relations Of the State Government TO
Educadon'
"What service cen this Association render
towards the Establishment Of Common
Sch System Tor he State"
At z, p. m.-Leeiure on Normal Schools
by ~. D Wiekersham, Esq.
At ~, p. ma feT remarks on the i'm
poft1nce Of Educaiion as efiecting Tonnes
zee, By A. g. Hamhn, Medical Inspector,
q "A.
Al 8, p m.-Lertsre on Schools for Train
ing Idlotio and Imbeciie Children, BY Prof
5e'. Blsckic, NJ D.
At 81, p. m.--Address by Hon. Horace
Maynard.
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and part sular attention gwen 70 Claims aeainsi TIE
/ Cavalry coumsnds Of Generals wilson. VAT
KINs, HATCH, and cROXrON.
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100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS. sc.
unprrI NUN AZ nnn 90
WoRTH OVER sI,OOO,OOO,

A Ii % b sold for One Dollar esch, sishoui e.
"A gard % Hsqs. not 10 30 pad ior unt pu
know what Ycp are 70 receive.
ia y one o. The l'rgeat firms 10 the Cltf ON
York, and are doing rerT eEfelsIve BE- lueas, "a
haye on faud he iariosi stocE that eau b. ioun 10
the City."-uceaDR Times Pent Nater Mob, CT
a, 1854 sflhsir stcgE Is large, and bagara ray
relF on articles purchased from them fist sa raEe-
seated. Toei5i Jon confnuansoi IN bisiness ebaies
them % offer tetier indu ements thsn any 0uer
house 10 me iy."-Loyl American. Andsron.
luds Oct =. lest Their Watch Re are atlmilad
by Gem client Judge snd those uho have ced
them, % 2stha 1sst use. rheyaT- q thayhre
adYeltised % be- '--lnseaende %, Wsrranion, n .
DC 20, 1854. They arc large De lafs aud DER
stick le msnnlscinrad IN TIE best stra, and Of IRE
matarisls - eleErapht slugertes, a, e., " q
istA " All gocd- igrashed q e wat they e'ep-
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-11
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,

NASHVILLE, TENN.
No persons are az horned to act a. Agents ex-
cept such as have written certificates 70 that effect.
6end for Catalogue and Circular
auelg-sm TRUEIT a WILEY.