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sENATE.

SENATE.
MoEDAY, April TO- 1865 Senate met
at 10 O clock, Speaker Rogers in the
chair Opened with prayer.
Mr. Cate submitted a memorial from
the officers and soldiers Of the 9th Ten
nessee infantry. regarding guerrilias
and bushWhackers. Referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs.
Ne Bowen submitted a report from
the Committee on Printing for the
Senate, which recommends the contin-
uance Of Of the present arrangement
which is 10 allow the clerk 10 contract
at his discretion
mr.. Butler introduced Senate bill,
No l0}, TO ascertain the Indebtedness
of the State aud for other purposes -
Passed its first reading On motion
100 copies were ordered printed
Mr. Tfimble introduced Senate bill
(No. I'D, 70 incorporate the Nashville
Barbere Association Past its first
reading.
Senate bill, (No, %, introduced by
NJ. Smith, TO alsection $50 Of the
Code. was taken up, and on motion, re-
ferred to the COMMITTEES on Banks.
Senator Butler announced the glori-
Gus news, issued in the Dispatch Extra,
of the surrender Of General Lee, with
his army, to Gen raj Grant, and the
terms of capitulation- The Senator
adverted 10 this greatep0ch IN the his
tory Of the nation in eloquent and glow
ing terms It was 8 memorable day,
and one on which there should be gen
eral rejoicing throughout the land
He felt that II was due TO our country
and our constitueney to honor the
great event in a becoming manner,
and therefore moved an adjournment
until 10 morrow morning at 10 o'clock
Carried ga
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Editsr Of he Uaion,-In your last issue
I tind long els.aosssrisg letter from
the pen Of M Tsyior, in every pari Of
which I am mixed up, ssd q ali Of
which / propose a very brief replg. A
preacher friend OF his, few weeks aro
very imprudently published an article
at Knoxyille, urging him for Senator
in Congress, on the ground Of his sac
ritces Of time and money in serving the
East- Fennesses Relief Assoc;alion
replied editcrially, and as a member Of
the Executive Committee, that Mr.
Fsyior had been wen paid for all that
he had done, IN ihat the Committee
gave him liberal salary Of $4,000
and met ali his travelling expenses.
amounting 10 over two thousand more
| stated that Of the $4,000, sent
for the relief of East Tennessee, slo0-
GOO we're raised under the eye, and by
the personal efforts Of that great and
good man Edl0aTd Essrstt, and that Mr..
Taylor, in his letter 70 the Association.
divided the honor and credit OF raising
what funds were raised, with Mr. EVER
EFT and Col Peyton, Of Philadelphia
I now edd, thst $50, coo Of the funds
were raised by the PaILADELrEIA Asso-
oLA1Ios before Mr. Taylor embarked
in the cause
Mr. Taylor says that ! have intro
duceds Is q witness against him, the
Knoxville Register, e shameless
sheet never known TO utter the truth
in reference 70 a Union man. have
in reply to say, that there is not one
word Of truth IN the assertion / only
quoted from Mr. TaylOr's Appeal % he
People Of 1saasssss, which appeared IN
the Knoxville Register Of the l1th Feb-
ruaFy, 1859, and which is here now. in
the old Nashville Union, and can be
seen BY ali who wish TO see it His
dictatOrial address to the People Of Ten
nessee, reads so much to him nov like
rebel editorials, that be really supposes
the extracts we're from the Register
This was his report Of ne OlOn spesehss,
at Newport aud EIizabethton, sent by
him to these papers for publication He
calls upon the Union men of East Ten
nessee to standby the South, and to susa
tain the Southern cause, in every way
He tells tbera that when Tennessee Yo-
ted herself out of the Union, she carried
him out with hefi He says that he
has no sympathy seit6 Lincoln on his Gov.
eynment
Mr.. Taylor states That IS late IS De.
csmber, 1868, gave his letter to Mr..
Lincoln and other gentlemen, endors-
ing his loyalty. So l did, just after my
return from the North, after sn abb
sence of two years. I had not then
heard Of this appeal to the People of
Tennessee-of his ,o0rse Estter saH to the
rebel Methodist paper in Knoxville
or Of his voting for the rebel Congress
sional ticket rs late as August, 1863
Ny apology to the gentlemen adj
dressed these letters to, is that be-
lieved what I then said, and acted upon
such evidences as 1 had
w. G. BRoEELOW
Nashville, April 10, 1865
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vim ransdschcz; Rnsuniaran, fHtcuons 81 llo
L1nrs; pislsss1 81 lts IhF1sf. 9saEod 5cl1s,
qiF lfusha. Pi1aTsy. ft.la EIcaTl. Cancrr. EraHH,
IGaaaHas ~ t1e leaft Esd IarHI t1'Illr1lsIIcn o.
Besfsess Dl1akscs q rs Egas Deil1illa1 SPA
tau1a lfsporzIs CT IndI9oslon. 49, c1a1g1IsntoIs-
ioaefisf Win al E1vtvate Diseases aad
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Some of our folks are distressing
themselves about rebel ram, armed
with six two hundred Founders, report.
ed nearly completed on Roanoke river
Rebel rams are quite harmless They
have appeared in the Mississippi At
Memphis, and below New Orleans, in
Mobile Bay, in the Savannah, in Charles
ton harbor, ia Cape Fear River. in the
Roanoke, aud in the James, aud have
done US no material injury. In two IN
stances only, have any OF them sceom-
phshed anything The building Of
rams has been altogether Improbable
20 JEFF Davis.
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aftU 9arertistmtats.
Proclamation.


THE BAD MEN WHO cor. UP THIS REBEL
Il lion, snd who have been making rebel-lass at
Richmond, rave vigorously q u lioT heir csll-
81, and our army has The city an peaeeable posse4
called COnfsjeracy have been de Gated and scatter
90, snd have sarren cred 10 Lieut. Gen. GRANT
upon his own terms Under PrOvidencs victory
his every where tended our bfm IS IN an unbro-
ken series for the past twelve month and ge VINO
sur i've the terrible events Of The rebellion are nov
looungout ucon the closing scenes Of the war
BY the bravery endurance, and defoton Of our
ofcers and soldiers the csiise % L berry has been
saved. aud Die lat sgriiy Of the best government
on earth we'll a. the psrpetuity Of the uiOn
have been maintained 1rr
Ciyil rue has been restored 70 our distracted
State aud q body Of Fenqfcrs and Representative
are now occupied IN Law -nlaKing. who, for talsn,s
ltriotisms nj pure private character, have not
been xceded ~ any General Assembly that hss
convened in this Capitol for quarter Of centuTy
past. IN view OF these important sTents-of cur
glorious N titary and Civil schiaTemen' SIN. VieN
of the speedy closing ont OF The raDeilon, snd Of
ihe return Of peee among neighbors, and quiet 4
thanksgiving and prayer 10 the God Of AL. grace
Z, WILLIAM G. BROWNI.OR, Governor often.
nessse, do. therefore, issue this my PR3oLAxATIoS,
Designating thursday, the 9Th OF Mey. for ihanks-
giving. prayer, snd praise 10 Aim glfty God, foF
These and al other te. sings ana respect uliy So
iict 81 sects ana parties % open their houses VI
worship that day, and the people to shstain rom
business, and IN huulb G plsyev and grateful re-
nlanabrance Of Gods ineralus kindness, offer mp
thspks- Let none come up 70 the house Of prayer
VI Feelings or sXuiston oseF ALLEN foe, but let
10 come with feelings Of true Christian psf ossm,
imbued with the spirit Of forsiE eness, AID pur-
pose 70 conduct relurnieg prodigsls to a mercy
seat tsas - b
-. IN witness Whereof have hereunto SET
8HSGl ny hand, and aiiixed The seal Of the stste,
&ssfkkyA The cay Of Nashville, this nth day #
aDfiI-It WILLIAM G. BRowsLoK.
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The Philadelphia Press says the Lon
don Times thought Gen. Sherman. IA.
vance upon savannah dreadful p,;.-
take, and called his subsequent march
into South Carolina and North Caroln.
sort Of funeral procession, becauss
T" he was being tolled 70 his grave .
The only mistake q the Times was in
emitting 70 state thai il was not sher
mans funeral, but tina. Of the Rebel
lion, 70 which his hosts - gAily step
pa.
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Capt J. n Mafit, formerly command
er Of a rebel pirate, is in prison at Ha-
vana, for attempting 10 destroy the
steamer Shooting Star, New Orleans
and New York packet The attempt
was made in the hAroor of Havana
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Gen. R B. Mitchell, at one time com
mander Of the Post Of Nashville. has
been doing good work against the In.
dams In a dispatch from the Plains
50 General Dodge, At Atchison, Kansas,
reports battle with and complete de-
feat of the Indians, ,400 Of whom were
captured. This affords security TO the
great overland route.
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Brig gen Geo f. Shepley, the mill
tary Commander Of Richmond, is q
Maine Democrat, and supporter Of
breckenridge in ls60. He is one Of
the few leading men of the Brecken-
ridge Democracy who hive sustained
the Union cause actively and yea
lonsly.
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Youne sran. SOP besors yea fzrlhaE -. q e.
4seaass s1fIseI % Nm inefo = - - - a.l-
- 90 aItsIalafd IIee14 ~ sd D TcE ca.
- - fars Gurod dc1ers IN rs ct7, - 4e|I y
= lasrant 31ales, ueo nAfe sp1ls afI1r .A.l 11I-
- - IoIIara sd e1ll1F IIsI.|11 - 81 r.4a a.
- $500 naucr8 ~ a.sI A. t|1rrFsf -
sny sH7. - ~, q. ~ - - ~ - 49,
s-7fSsnsnL Ths - = sllsfsassl Elf1a s %
Dr.. W1aIEE
Dnie4 sisesi. 1ls1t.lle. I111-
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A dispatch from Washington says
that some time ago, slidel, the rebel
representative in Paris, gAseamortgage
to French banker for $4,000, upon
hisproperty in New 0rlesna The bank.
er Row claims the property, under the
laws of Louisiana The suit viii be in
stitused in the United States Court, and
viii be made test case.
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It IS announced that GAribaldfs
daughter Teresita- has given birth st
cAprera to boy, who. by bis grand
fathers desire, has been christened
Lincoln, in honor Of the American
President who has abolished slavery.
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salute ordered.
WAR DEPARTAfEST, w AsBIEoTos
IL d IacE Ia ID ~

" Al III y - d " a11INUIUI
as April 9, l6G5--l0 p &
Ordered, that salute of two hundred
guns be fired ct the headquarters Of
every post and arsenal in the United
States, and ct the Military Academy. at
West Point, on the day of the receipt
Of this order, in comm morat On I the
surrender of Gen. Lee and the Army of
Northern Virginia to Lieut. General
Grant and the army under his COM
mand.
The report on the receipt and exeeu-
ton Of this order to be made TO the
Adjutant General, Washington
lSignedl E NJ STANTON, Seey of War.
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e Gen. Butler made a speech in Wash
ington last week onsthe fall of Rich
mond. Get out Of the. sulks, Ben.
You are a mere atom, and can't check
the car of progress any more than fly
on the wheel ,-rzlss1 asz
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A RHXSICI AN, WHO is s graduate Of
N the Pennsylvania Medical University st Phila-
dolphin, also Of the Homscustic Med cal College Of
New York. and has al-O studied in London and
falls, and having teen eleven years in an exten-
sise Meoleal and surge 4 praetice, who Is = resi-
dent Canada. V 4 take an appointment in either
Of 4he sorthatn States either a Medical superin-
iendeut 81 Hospital or If one two OF three plan
tatons, THE istitude Of Tennessee would be pre-
fe1red1 he IS familiar with business and With the
cultivation q the crops OF the South, especially
lotion and Tobscro. having the past wear siper =
tented tobacco growing on several plantations IN
Canada, an would as som devote share on MS
lime IN experimenting the busiress Of plantation
desired Liberal ON ensation required AZ
references be would refef 20 fteF. p Lee. recent
y President Of the Aub i'm Masonic Female col
lege, N Alabama, also nf VII taorth Female col
lege Of Brook haven Mississippi, VINO, at present,
resides IN this, hs nsiige place, and to O. A, h.
Thompson, Esq. Merchant II Nashville Tenn
and 70 Mn. Posiiewxt, Merchant Na'chez. Miss.
Address ]. W. HuHtocn. N. p Stansteed. Lover
Canada, stating the nature aad estent Of thecbhru.
the extent Of compensation offered, The kind Of
money IN payment. the frequeney OF the pay-days
and Tie latest date thst Il viii answer 70 take the
position, snd imw ediaie attention will be gwen
J. ". HUNTOUN, stanstead, L. C.
apr9-sts
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TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.

Nashville, April 10, 1865
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PAssEs TO NAsHyuLE-The military
conductors on the Loli Ville.and Nash
vile railroad have received instructions
to respect all posses issued and signed
by MAJOR General Palmer, commander
of this department, or by his Provost
Marshal 70 any point on the L q n r.
R including Nashville. --LouasuilZe jour.
nal
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Al Aasuuons q fhs Womb upalat Via azoeoIs.
Tfasa NzrTiad Ladiss Nha h1Ie nee1 10 1eoriu-
nata % mlacarlg q pr1F9 alo1tcl. ga y cazIled
% thsls 81 nu,s Z ioisaa pEsEranl y gtisg nsa
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The Maryland Legislature 4 rspeal
ing the old law Of that State oppressiks
the negroes Tennessee win not be far
behind her
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Son, enAS-s Esenoaz,s mere three
words coined into q bAttle-cry by she
Union army some mOnts ago Let Us
strike out the commas now, and add
two words, and we havs prayer and
an aphorisrn; "GoD has GIVEN GAM VIC
roo--
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Foasa MEr1.ad Ladia1 Hhoas ui1.cI1lae 4 tas
$50 uci - hriag fsrl1 n dls aaa1c1, sl11.11.l
cd has sid 700 s10uld Eul1riJ ~ 1lIles-.1. II
Irltrf q n porsoa. 10 ladg over ll'TfY-1Ta frzr1
a A. naad make aqs1catll1. Al clliiI.I -.
" lsttsr 81 passoa strctiy coadds1ral-
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For Sale.

SFEAM ENGINE, complete 10 Ter ~ feet
n long, 36 inches IN diameter; Cylinser ~ feet,
stroke Inches in diameter, with eide valve Pit
mao, camrods, fokes &c. AllWrought irnu.
Inquire Of Il. 8 FreneE, ecner Of Clark and
Froai str Ct. apI9-1Ws
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me Secretary OF War tenders %
s !. erAns the thanls Of ehe War
department The Government ard the
Feople' Tor the glorious achievement,
which resulted IN the surrender a.
lee -
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Bank robberies have recently been
made A. the east 70 the amount
Of $4,000 Pittsburg mas suffered t.
The tune Of 10000, Black b Co, Of
woorssr, Ohio. ss5,Oo0 and Bland, Of
louisville. $4,000 Banks and Bro
kers, everywhere, should be aopbly
vigilant
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Willis Grantham states that he, not
Furney Jones, is entitled, by the vote
of the county Of Claiborne, to be de-
clared elected, and clkins the seat
Referred 10 the election committee.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MORNING SESSION.
MexDIS, April TO- +
The House met st 10, o'clock, and
prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr..
Boucher, chaplain in the regular ser
vice
Mr. Steeald asked leave to withdraw
his bin to legalize marriages contracted
in 1861. Granted
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For further information ia regard 10
the akillfal eucoeas In the treatment Of
diseases, the reader Is referred 70 Still
LIZ THERAPECTIcs and MArEaiA MEDicA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850,
the best work in the United Ststes,
where you will find DE-. AcGilrs name
standing parallel with the besS medical
men Of the age In the treatment Of dis
eases Of women For All diseases IN this
advertisement sstisfaction b slmran-
tsed Wish my general praetioe tfOat
the following
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MORTON, CRAIG GEO.,
COMMISSION, ReesIElng, 8 FOrEaraIng
MERCHANTS.


No. q West Fourth St., Cincinnati, 0.
Cg1 Z have formed q partnership under the above
narle and style, for the purpose Of doing 4
General ComInisslcn, Receivn g, and Forwarding
and the ia le generally, 10 manufacturers an pro-
ducers, that ae are prepared TO receive ind give
our prompt at antioa 70 conagufneots aud 70 the
interests Of those Tho may hy0r as with their buA.
mess
We also propose-and have arrangements to
make It special an permanent feature Of eur bu-
siness-to purchase goods on orders for frerchsnts
ana others doing business Ia the South ard West
in the Federal mel which cannot f.ii to prove
source Of convenience aud profit 70 those svailiuq
the nsesves Of our services We the efrrt solicit
orders with entire confidence that satisfaction viii
be given
Prompt attention given also to receiving and for
Warding goods. HFf
eemiDg It unnecessary to use the names OF
prominens friends IN almost every city OF the Union
We refer with pride and confidence 70 our late on
eial positions, and 70 those who have known rs
prompiaess and fidelity With which We may BE- ex-
pected to discharge our duty 70 sll whS Insv IN
trust their business snd interests in our care.
We respectfully invite ] Tennesseaas, and friends
rom other sections 81 The cuntry visiting this city
for Their eonyenenee 20 hayet letters addressed
TO our care, and 70 make our Office their hesdauar-
tiers during their stay in the city.
Officers aud Soldiers having Trade Permits 70.
Tennessee, can be facitated in their business AZ.
rsngements BY ealing 81 oar ofhee.
JAMES MORTON,
JOHN ]. CRAIG
marl6-3m JAMES 3. MORTON.
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sEsoLUuOSs.
A message from the Sennsie inform
ed the House that House resolutions,
Nos. Is and were agreed TO, and re
porting Senate joint resolution No Is,
which latter contains a tender Of the
thanks Of Tennessee 10 Ohio. for the
aid given by the latter State TO the dis
iressed loyalisls of last Tennessee
Referred 70 the committee on enrolled
bills; IS was also resolution No. q, on
the death OF Representative Mccain
mon; and resolution No. Ia, rendering
thanks 10 Gen. Thomas for passes over
the military railroads. Et
By Mr. Dugan--that the House will
labor 20 complete the sessions within
q short period, and viii adjourn May
Is, and meet again October IS. 1868
On vote the resolution wssl adopted,
and transmitted to the Senate.
By Mr. Sinlerly To officially inform
the President of the United States, Of
the proceedings Of the late convention.
and of the vote of the people on the
amendment of the State Constitution,
sud asking him 10 issuea prcclama ton
declaring the State Of tennessee in
condition to exercise all its rights and
functions, IS one Of the United States.
Laid owe.
By Mr. Ryder A Joint resolution
expressive Of gratitude for the
late victories, and asxing the Governor
Of the State 20 set apart 3 day Tor
thanksgiving and rejoicing. Laid over.
Bill hI
BY Mr. Hood: Applying the bastardy
law of the State. in all cases, 70 persons
Of color. Referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee -..-t
By mr. Montgomery An set confer
ring certain powers upon 9uorunas Of
justices Of the peace
BY Mr. Walker: To incorporate the
Bridgemsn coal and sails nompanY, be- /
ing House bill No. u Passed a first 1
reading and referred 10 Incorporation
Committee.
By Mr. Jarvis; A bin 10 relieve sol
diers and soldiers families Passed
first reading and referred 70 COMMITTEES
on Military Affairs.
A motion % edjsurn until - maErow
mnruipe wa. Loss Alr Hood eaplained /
10 the House the news Of Lees surren-
der, and asked for TIE same adjourn |
ment which was agreed 20. The clerk
Ee@d a letter containing railroad passes
srola =, L Donsldson, Tor the use Of
-''eiiioefs and othcerA
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less thar se0a ooo,ooo remain unsolt. whieh win
probably be disposed q within the next 50 or 90
days, when The notes ain undoubtedly command a
premium, As has uniformly besn the case on cio-
sing tile subscriptions 70 other Loans.
In order that eitiusns Of every iowa fnd section
q TIE country may b afforded heI ties 'os iasing
ths loan, he National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Brokers Throughout Ms cohniry have gen
orally sgrsed 70 receive subserpt o1s Al par Sub
serbers VII select their own SCENTS, In won. they
have confidence, and who only ere responsible for
he delivery Of The notes for which hey receive
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rvTE WILL 6lVR no ANY ONE rRoDgcnsa
w ataE4 tqee11 80 80 elre - eqa1e-
fts rsrzl4 81 Ten e11t lII| s 1lallp, VA q ~
tie f1rIner o. SO of Ee leti1r. Never Is 70 olFa
male o. inE1ale j tcl ire @ ca e1ya ~ h
Addr9a1 p41, llA8Etsl4 D4aotAAs
lsble-sn Az DlzEItaA ptiEiei. lish,
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Ample secarlty, Fair Rates, Prompt
Payments.


rlutr +, Nas7hsH cc1frf, fsn1.i "a Acrt
- Co. ..sr ne aoHc 1f y 7lrlr 1tcz, coll4lir
-, - ..-rrr - ia.a 20 81 unieh afe Is -lItF1ti
49, 1--esl.a and cut ho1ts4 Apply .
W. EAIT crown 4 %.
spre-1H 4 chsrf glEeat.
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LOOK AT THE NAMES oFTHE
Excelsior Troupe,
THE BEDOUIN ARABS,
CROCKETT
AND RS
TRAINED LIONS,

Fresh from the forest, untamed
srd unsubd1ed, ssye b tt- mag
mpofent beast unconqufred, whose
daring exploit al Ast'ey's tmphi-
theat e, London won him enduring
fame. This glorious acc consisted
il 20 ug alone into a whOle lerd Of
hsasts which hsd csc ped from
their cages snd devnuresia poor Eel
low who fell in theirVsy, sHd BY his
power queIhng their
rage and n rst Of bl01d. and lead
ing them hack % Their cage
Mr.. =. CROUESIE, ne greatest
English Jester and ack1eNiedgsd
iavorite, viii appear Al each per-
lofmance.
Mr.. FETE CONKLIN the West
en- Clown, and Comic singer, Till
unfold his portfolio Of oddities, and
tell some o. his side splitting jokes
and laughter pFoyok ng eceehtrici-
lies.
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Boarding.

z ESAToRs, MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF
y Representatives, and Others, can secure plea
SAINT roonls and GOOD board, az si4 per week By
calling at No. ~ North Summer street.
sprs-5T
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Parties or Firms giving us their NaEins Business
vi be emitted % praieience 10 Fire Poiicies.
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~ Any o. THE FRIESIs On ACQlTAIzgH
/ anse< ~ Jas Gfteoa Col Ils know angthi1E O
- whereatolzl4 thef WoDld eonl.r aver nlor
hfs mother ~ uf1rni1g hsr hho lives eight nike
q. Ila sllIlals lresk IL. alrl-lIE.
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ga Fsroad street.
This day. Tuesday. April n. afIo. Am.

This day, Tuesday, ApriIiI, alto, AM.
CONSISTING in part Of bis APPLES, S bbls su-
~ Esr. s "a * Coffee, ! b1 ~ ched Coffee, ]
hbl fnrk, 20 boxes a3sarted CandS, 20 eases Can.
ned fruits, 20 caddies Navy Tobacco, 10 boxes Raj
sire, boxes Pickles, boxes G lden Syrur, toxts
Casiile Soap, - boxes Fine cut Chewing Tobsrco,
nests Of iubs, 10 boxes Cloths Pins, boxes RIO
Coles, 40 Bowls md PIT hers % doz Plates 10 bbs
, strs kamiiv Flour, bbls tider boxes SNUFF,
glrs, 10 cases Boots and Shoes 100 bales Wrapping
fRper, Notions, stationery, &c
Asa ~ II oclock, up stirs, We will sell 3 Bed
sfeads and Mattresses Beu eaus, Wash Stands,
Is ookng Glasses Of different ass rtments.
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