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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
gperia! Notices.

Mass Meeting Of the citizens Of the TWENTIETH
WARD Will be held ON THURSDAY EVENING, March g.
1885, at n O'clock Eighthave and Ilrythrds It,,
for the purpose OF raising the requisite funds and d.vising
means relieve those who have been may be drafted
All who feel interested In seeing the quota Of the Ward
promptly hlled are iyitsd to Be present.
WIN r. STEWART WIN. J. PECK.
PETER u. SWEENEY, SAMUEL SINCLAIR,
THERON Il. BUTLER, EDWARD SCHLICHrING,
OLIVER CBARLlCK, c. A. RUNkLE.
C. H. TUCKER EDMUND CONNOLLY,
JAMES NJ POST MARTIN THATCHER,
John sAFFIRN THOMAS MCCONNELL,
NOAH A. CHlLDS JOHN GRAHAM,
T. r. REID JOHN Mc0RANF.
JOHN BRICk BENJAMIN LEHMAIER.i
l. J. OLIVER, MYER STERN
THOMAS s. BIN WILLIAM MEyCK,
JOHN v. GRIDLEY, JACOB MACK,
THOMAS A. LEDWiTH JAMES L. HASTE,
A. J. DITTENBQEfFER VALENTINE COOK,
HiNRY RICHARDS.
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Business Notices.

RAW, DAMP WEATHER, and the varying tenn
perature Of the season. rspidy producing Colds Coughs
and Pulmonary Affections of all Lind Persons with weak
lungs should be especially careful and what may seem
rans Coughs and Colds oush. to have immediate sttsnt0n
The careless which waits fos cold to It
came In many results In laying the seeds Of son'ump
Dr. d. JAMES EXrxcroEASr can be readily procured and
Is the standard remedy for all Coughs Colds and Pulmonary
AGscon m long established reputation beings guarantee oil
Ito efficiency. Sold evsrYwheIe.
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PROM WASHINGTON.
GpsdaI Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WARRINGTON. Monday. March 90. 1865.
A RICHMOND GROCER.


WASHINGTON. Monday. March ~ ieoo.
A RICHMOND GROCER.
Richmond grocer named cunningham
9TH mora cunuinr u bis composition that he had ham
,. IN his SHOP arrived to-day and took the oath OF
allegiance.
He left Richmond on the 17h at that time the Rebel
authorities In anticipation Of an early attack by Grant,
were placing in the intrenehments eyy man ana 10y
sapsbe of handling muskct
A PANIC.
There was great panic in the Rebel Capitai
those who could get away were leaving as fast az
oo,sible II appeared to be the disposition OF every
ran high and low to take care of himself and let the
r,oafederacy 90 to pot There no order, no sys
Sem she whole Rebel concern seemed to be crumbnng
60 pieces without hand to check the disrtegration
The Government Records had been packed up pre-
paratory to removal and eminent Rebels had SET ther
households In order in view Of the carly evacuation Oh
The city by Lees army
RICHMOND DOOMED.
The destruction BY Sheridan Of the James
River Cana, and the Virginia ard Tennessee Railroad
he ssys has sealed the fate of Richmond
FAMINE PRICES.
Famine prices were demanded by those who
had produce TO SELL and there was great
eafering among the poorer classes, many OF whom
were actually starving without hope of suceor or relief
The following were the prices asked for necessaries
when he left Flour 500 per barrel; potatoes SO per
bushsl; Fresh Beef $40 per ID; Butter. s2o Bacon
fgi5 Eggs SOS per dozeni Molasses. SO per gail"n
on Brandy $780, Apples. 500 per barrel Turkeys
CHS each; Chickens, $50; Whisky, $40 per drink;
Cigars s. apiece The pay oflaborers was $40 per day.
aud board at the hotels 800 per day.
RULE FOR EMBALMERS.
BY order Of the Secretary of War no persons
will be permitted TO embals or remove bodies of dc.
ceased soldiers unless acting under the special license
of the Provost Marshal Of the Army Department. or
district in which bodies may be. Provost MGfshals are
ordered to restrict dSnterments to when they
can be made without endangering the health
OF the troops and will grant licenses
only TO such persons furnish proof
ofski and ability as embamers Bonds TO b. furnished
Tor the faithful performance Of the orders given them
n scale OF prices will also be established by which
embalmers to be governed with such other rcgua'
eens as will protect the interests Of the friends and re-
tstives Of deceased soldiers.
PERSONAL.
Postmaster General Dennison left this even
tng on visit West.
CABINET MEETING.
A special Cabinet meeting was held to-day.
4. RUMoRs.
Rumors thicken tonight of the abdieation o'
SsH Davis in favor Of Lee who will eothe himself with
Che powers Of Military Dictstori
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Detention Of Stock Trains on the N. Y. Gem
tral Railroad.
ALBANY. Monday, NJ

ALBANY Monday. March 20, 1855.
Owing TO detentiOns on the New YORK Central
Railroad in consequence Of the innndation. stock
trains have arrived since Thursday and the total supply
on sale for the week only reached eco leaving some
l,JO0 stl 10 come and which can scarcely arrive IN
time for Inc weeks New-York market Because of the
small supply holders have advanced prices oneho cent
per pound and four or five hundred head have changed
hands at tie advance. There s nothing doag IN sheep
or HOGS The market is heavy nnd there are no buyers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

Twelfth Wa~d.-At Meeting OF number Of citizens
In HsIem held the house Of Mr. James Hope One hund
red spd twenty tlhs. and Thirds ave-, on SATURDAY
EVENING March 10, 1865. IL was resolved that Committee
Of seven 90 appointed Tor tie purpose Of calling meeting Of
the citizens Of tho Twelfth Ward at early day to devise
encourage cntrcnts and thereby MI the quota Of
IT, Ward Due notice Of the meeting will be sdysTised
day OF {wo JOHN y. HOBBY, ChsTman-
f. T. b. HAvxs Secretary.
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Eire In Cumbridce. Mass.

Boston. Monday March 90 1863
A fire in Cambridge yesterday afternoon de-
stroyed the Aen.sf. Unitarian Church the Old DaVen
port Hotel building AID stable and two dwelling houses
irlc los Is not stated.
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TuB DRAFT IN NEW-YORK.

One Of the incidents Of the drsft In this City Is that Su'
friend Dr. J. n. scHEScK, Of the City Of Philadelphia.
whose Rooms are at No. % Bond, the proprietor and
ole manufacturer Of the Famous Pulmonc Syrup" now
the only recognized for Consumption. was drawn In
one Of cur Wards Now the doctor has perfect horror
of daits-as this the only he has been in The
f. some thirty years ago. dst Of cold air, by which
he eontrsc,ed ssvcrs cold, which eventually resulted in
Consumption IN It's wos. FORM End would have terminated
fatally he had followed the sdvics Of lis physician. one
Of the old school, But, induced by his owa sickness and
despsrDs OF relief. he made series Of experiments with
certain roots and herbs which resulted 10 the abovonamed
syrup knowing the doctor to be exempt being
and resident glad he will be put to no trouble OF
expense in procuring substitute, as lie wa Obliged 70 In
manufacturing his CXLEBnArEp MAspRAKx PIILs which
10 be perfect substitute for that pFoscu
ous subst.nre cslomel
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Movements OF ocean steamers.
trn nkpAIlI
lAdxertiEementl

To CORE DISTURBED SLREP-Add one table.
spoonful Of DR. TAIBOr's INDICATED PINEAPPLE CIDER
to tunbler OF cold water. and drnk before you re-
tire IL that does not make you sleep take two table
spoons full OF the Cider.
For sale everywhere 3. T. BABprrr, Sole Agent.
Nos c. C5 &C. o. Gs Co. 10 ~ and "a Washington ST.,
Nev.York
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The damage by the high water 70 The Enc
Railway hos been far repaired that trains are now
running bet wecn EeW-YoIk and Chemung, and between
Addison and Buffalo. The gap between Chemnng aud
Addison is bctg rapidly repaired. ana through trains
will probably resume their trips within twenty'iouT
hours.
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The s.vcn-Thirty Loan.

PmLApEfPHIA. Monday March 90 BOO
JAY Cooke reports subscriptions to the Seven
Thirty Loan to-day 10 the amount OF 80 l2dOO1 IN
cnliag one from Chicago for $4,000. one from New
York for $500 Geo. and 2eo individual subscriptions ior
500 and $50 each. ..+
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All who choose to avail themselves of the half
prices at COLDS Mrns INSTITUTE No. TIC Broadway. mss
enter their prior March 81 spceialis,-PesxAs
snIP, Book KEEPING ard ARITHMETIC
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The 81. AIbums Raiders.

MONTREAL. Monday. March 20, 1868.
The Court resumed its sitting to-day In the case OF
the st. Adams raiders The counsel for the defense
made long argument. The counsel for the prosecution
will be heard to-moiroy.
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NesieA - Rverybedy--.A week 70. shS asn 80 ~
We Win devote per cens o. Ill the retail 49, = eW
Of Abums ssssosoope vsws and Csta rheseSss&sst -
he relief q our sck and wounded sodieES s nsrys
n,snsly d thS Christian Couaysaou ~ A ~
fton g. Nicholas HotsA M n laui luala.
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TYnve,cr.' (:uidr.


To Albany. by Hnsson r. H., from S3'a'.t DEPOT
'yifsin f'o,a nh = . :. m ,ny cars run be-
T. Albany, b. 4 ,TieHl H. h. S0thh' iihsv, 10
IT, 1 T.. n. Sew, j,r.sy r. H. 100, q
Cout' lsudt..'. ald ~. q. m. ?. m., aud ~
nidniht suniu. .....................:.....' =. m
To Bos.on, by hess-Landgn line. Pier . Mr..
korw ich Lane. Pier - y. ". Neptune Line, firF
nm H.. .ia ssonngtoH line, fier 10 " 'dsly
(Surday excepted. m
To Bos,on. by sewIl-ven H. H., via sIsiasheld
TO Bo. T., b. View i,a,on n n i;,i,, ana
av via Shore Linz. lIl sni T. m SUNDAY. y. m
To Bridgeport, by steamer bridgspors. foot CT reok ,
Slip ELECTROMAGNETIC.
To Buaaio ana Tie Wet ~ Esie Railroad: zoo,
ofCha and 10 a. m and p M
R.R via Ere Railway foo; Of Climber st con
meeting with Raj roads for al lTincipa cities IN
the West m. md p NJ
T. Gfeeuperi "a. ~. tand on Saturdays T. mJio
Yathank lslip, FArrniHrdae Long Island, by L.
J. GAiroad, irou JsiAcl- .lp snd foo, OF Vh''''
To sr;$ ,nj ::iTiiati:ii:,,
81, III Ti,y .s- +; n: m, s:;i
ana 4,h.sv at 10. ny a mt III 80 y and p m'
To tie West ~ fcuasylsani. Cen,rnI hrIosa'
from foot Of Conrisud-- via Philadelphia, D am
T. the West by Central Rai.Ioad Of New'Jei.ey
via Alsntowi. iIoin pier \. T.. a. n' l2m
and 300 p n. SunciY r,in.; ...';.;;.';s.,. p m
To Pblade phia b. steamer Jesse Hoyi dliy, tsun.
dsv. .rce u ed ffofp foot Of Wglisti btooklyn,
connecting at Pest Monmouth with trar' Tor
To- Pbiiaieiph,a BY New jersey load, 100,
Couftlrr its;. :. 10 end iit A. M, II NJ, fsneoe
and J.? midnight Sunday. -; v "
To Philadelphia. per Railway and Steamboat, tsnI
days eIcepted) via Camden and Anboy. from loot
ofBafclAy.st., Ga M Expiess".....o':.';..'.' p !"
To Providence By Neptune steamship So,s bhs. -
daily from pier 20 i0otof X lhnsonst.. N H., at. p M
To Fed Pu.is and Loug BIsnoh, by steamer tasle .,
daily. from pier foot OF NnTiAysl s..'.''''.'' y y "
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lAdvertisementl .
GOLD Is DowH-SO are Ladies' and Chlldrcns'
Shoes, ard Gents flne Slippers. at JEFfERs No. 513
Broadway Gail ana See
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Acknowledgement
Mes;rs. FOWLER a. WELLS, Psychologists
rive Charts OF Character daily at No 359 broadway.
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EvsRY DAY ADDS FRESH TESTIMONY TO THB
CHKvALIERs
LIE ToR TIE Ham

Reorw srdy hair in original color stops s ins out
in three dsy' keeps the head clean, cool and healthy VIII
not stain The kin soil the whest fabric. Tho bes! hair
dressing in the world Can be used eely contains nothing
nUroas strengthens and promotes the growth Of the weak
est hasr recommended and used BY The drt medical
orify In Fe York. All freely invited to examine this
wonderful triumph II science Sold at the drug s.oes and ct
my Office No Liza Broadway where advice to tho treat
men Of The hair VII be freely given. Price per bosse IS
per half dozen.
SARAH A. CHsyALfER NJ d.
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niinETLENTH WARD.)-A Special Meeting Of this Asso
oi,i,n viii be Reid q, Dngeden's Third ave-; between
RiRy nth and sItie,h-sts. THIS truesdayI E'ENlNO
II O'clock for tho appointing conaitee to con-
fer with all other Of the District irrespective Of
party IN reference the filing Of the quota Of the District
~ ute AN' j. W. CULVER. President.
gtxoS axvaNo SecyetsYy
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scrofIa, Catarrh, CopsuTptIon: IA 1 =
Pk!NGE Fa:hns Nv cSss; ~ FRoM PIxNX
a awMaa THE ONLY CURATIVE REMEDIES fcr ~
sboyo Diseases eHsG Also Specific kems6s sss
.ss i.nas sin stomach Membranes ov.s: and utsrv
RSeum.tism DissrhaA, Fsvs.. Pnsuponi. ptphshsn -
Nvous Seminal Mercual Urinary, Syphitie and tsuAo
ssssss Thee Remeda where The old rsnsess sse
oovsrsss Treatise ten osnts and stamp. mailed
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MARIE ID.

POrTFR-sETON AT the Church Of the Holy Communion
by the re- Rev Bishop Potter Of New York. tue NJ Nc
AOnxo Potter Of Philadelphia, to Fanny dsusn'es o. s
late Alfred Seton, osq.
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Advertisement.

Advertisement
CHEROKEE PILLs-FRMALE REGULATOR. -
sod bv ali Du,ri.ts ~ per box Thiriywo page psnph'
ie free Address d. W. r. MERwIH Co, No % Liberty
st, New-York
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Hob! Hei1 !!-Peace ia the Femily-fhss, may
b. occurred best and cheapest by pp,sh,sn3 pHivN
vLich weeks wssns may done perfectly h two three
hours without soaking. rubbing % boiling j. WAhp
CO, No. G1 Broadway
Tadies' Belt Buckles,
Nav svlss Large size, just received from fNis 0t JET
steel and Pearl Two three four Eve, siS ekh ton Green
and w enty dollars each For sale ~ GEO O. ALLEN No,
Us BroadxM one door below Caaalsk
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iAdysrtiserneri

Advertisement -
CoRss. Buyrogs, ENLARGED JOINTS and oil
disease. of the feet cued by Dr. ZAcHAng No 6o Broadway
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Nineteenth Ward Draft to be Avoideds-The 81:
rens OF the Nineteenth Ward respectfully invited 70 AZ
tend meeting 20 be held .. Lsnmsns Park and
TO consider astnin. and adopt measures % MI the quota
ard thereby avoid the necessity draft beng enforced IN
III, Ward BY an energetic effort the requisite number OF
volunteers procured and the necessity Of tns the
quota By dat be avoided
On milton Of jude a.dosa the above eau adopted by
meeting Of citizen. q the Nineteenh Ward he'd Monday
evening" March ~. 1855 HM. u. WEbB,
W. 4 DARLIse. Secretary. Ctaisman
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American Nodded Cellar Company.

NOTICE.
49, Uhsres, under the head Of Caution" one William
ood claims under reissue Of patent granted 20 WGs3
HINT in 1884, the exclusive light Of making selling sn4
ns Collars and CUTS made entirely Of paper Ia imitation
,sshsd linen" notify the public that ssid Lockweod -
no suh p.tsu and we purpose to contest claim M
an snch to inform the fact In order ~
,hs dsfenss 10 such .ut may be fully and fairly made
WV N''''' C w. GALL0UPs, President
g. D. EfclRnsoN, T, easurer
Boston March TO- 1865.
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WINDOWS soorHso STRUT safe and certain remedy for
all diseases with whichchdrcn afflicted during the pro-
cs" Of teethns has stood the test of thirty yes Never
known to fail Give, rest to the mother and relief tho child
Cures wind collie and regulates the bowel. IS cts bottle
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American Institute garg,ers' Club "A nseeins q
O'Clock tae rooms Of the lps,iu.e IN bs Cooper Union
Building All who take an !peresi 10 Agricultural Improve
uent are invited to attend Admission always free.
JOHN w. CHAMBERS, Sec.
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DIR. LIGHTniLL
csu 10 consulted 1t his residence No "a 81 Maff"pice
Tishth between Second and ThrdayeL), from g. u Ill
p. ID, on
DzAyyya, CATARRH,
Discharges ori the Ear Noises ia the Head and ai Diseases
OF the
Ear THROAT AND
Arl PAssAGss
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Horticultural Association 81 the American IN;
stitute.A -.setn1 81 the Associson will b held THIS
Icl1sa q 'Ss s ,sS%; g TIE %k III.
cso viii deliver the Sixth Lecture OF the Course Subject,
Sous.r D. {. To"NsENp, ftssasn"
IoHs W, CHANBzRs, Sec 81
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WHATEVER DIR. BURNETT makes is the best
kind His famous cocoAIxx for the hair and Favorng E1
tracts sustain that repu,ton For sale BY dru:ss grocs
and country dealers
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Mesus cAanyxo Bros L Co-Gsnti<nens have ~
the pas three months suffered severely from chspped lips ~
AFTER having vany tried the various rsmede. for the n
without success about giving up In despair when
Baarns trial which article, am happy to state after TIVE
sppucsions completely cured me, and cheennly recon-
mend the same az q valuable medicine TO my friends
Respectfully yours, CHAS MILL l." we" iEtn~
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0AIar,ha w as hinaton - Hair X estorer is pefte9
.uees and hair Rs,S5S b Seih s1oSn :
70 one 80, Mai change dry harsh and why hair TO -
Ag sn Sssut, viii efeseht falling o. and cause
rev on bald heads, where there u LIE ana '0ai'S
roots.
So ,a everywhere Price 81.
D. BARNES L Co.. Agents. No. 81 Park roo, n 4.
SEIMONDS L. Co, Projectors, Fitzwil.iam, n h.
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this country for four years was brought
Ito close. The whole rebel army,
with lis arms, artillery and public prop
serty, il in our hands. BY sending
these soldiers home on parole Grant
has provided for the immediate demon.
salization and dispersion of the rebel
forces under Johnston, and st Mobile
sand. west of the Mississippi, and has
sopeied a way, broad and plain, for the
reconstruction of the Union. Great as L
Grant the general, be is equally match
4 ed by Grant the Statesman and the oil
p omatist Well may the United States
\ De proud of their most illustrious citi'
zen.--N L. Herald
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A contemporary says. John A. Camp
bell, of Alabama, late rebel Assistant
Secretary of War, was an original mi
on man. He was an original ssces-
zionist IA 1850 he attended the dis
union convention which met in this
city, and was one of the leaders in that
body Of conspirators.
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A CLRD.

CAED.
Mr. EDHon:-The susjoined note oil
Dr. ]. W. Bowen will probably have al
good effect on one of the candidates for
the L. S. Senate II was written in an
hour after The occurrence. / have also
a statement of the same affair written
by myself sad submitted 10 DE-. Bowen
srthe time he gave me this If neces-
ssry, the public shall see my version.
which does not mend the matter in SO
far as the civilization and patriotism OF
rsnnesseans are concerned. If Ter
nessears are the people here repre-
scented, then of course he will lie suita-
\ BILE representative Otherwise other
Sse. w.P JONES
was present this morning, in the
<omptroller's office, when an alteration
4 took place between DR. Jones and Mr.
Fowler. The conversation was going
lon between Gen Paine, Mr.. Fowler and
myself Gen. Nfilligan and Judge
Paterson had taken part in it, but both
had left when DR.. Jones entered. The
, subject was the working of negroes for
wages. Mr. Fowler appeared to de-
nounoe If rs unjust to the negro, and
only one step from slavery. He ap-
peared to me TO be unusually captious
and dogmaiical At the moment when
DR.. Jones jOiued the conversation, hel
denounced the whole people of Ten
nessee as wanting in patriotism Said
that the people of East Tennessee wereE
not moved by patriotism, but instinct,
low instinct Dr. Jones and MYSELF
warmly expressed an opposite opinion
He then added that our civilization wasI
more than half barbarous, compared
with Massachusetts, In reply to thiss
remark, which would have been insultk
ing, but for the apparent passion with
which it was uttered, Dir. Jones re-
marked, very calmly, as il seemed TOT
me, in order to restore Mr. Fowler tos
his self-possession. Mr. Fowler you hold s
this opinion with a great deal of mitiga-
ton, for you came here and married
your wife He replied, ] don't want
you 10 bring my personal affairs into
this conversation At this DR.. Jones q
rose, and making some remarks in re- IS
gard 10 official business, Mr. Foaler@
pointed 10 the door and ordered him to {:
|eave- JoHs W. BoEES. b
Nashville, June 29th, 1864. 81
Fif the ladies sant bargains in fine shoe.
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8ew Sarertiseilteats.
Nashville Collegiate Institute
FOR
ToaBg Ladies.

'u,lIls INSTITUTION WILL OPEN ON WE'D
: nesdsy, the 18th of April al the residence Of
.C Nicholson, ESQ No 90, corner of Church anS
Spruce street three departments: Prmtry, Ac
.ademic, and Collegiate. A College course IN class
'ics. Mathen,st!cs higher Eng ism and natnsa
tscieree. for tlose who graduate. Mode language
.and "a ming ~ toe best Iustru tors.
I R1jSlC-Ihs department W i he under ihs es
pecial supervision Of Ms. Nicholson, Who VIII %
cded by teachers Of ability and experience.
MRs CAROLINE VAS ScnAAcK HAoIIEtBERG
MRS. !. c. NICHOLSON,
Aprl6-tf Phncirals.
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Night Emissions Cured.
Railroad Notice.

IN THE TENNESSEE AM
nat calls have been m9de OF two dollars per share
payable mon'h,y, beginning the lat Of Nav, 1857
md continuing until all uucaled stock il called.
By order Of the Board Of directors
FRANK HARDEMAN,
spfl5-td Rt-a. secrs tary and Treasurer
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I.IOUOR@,

8 Ibis. Alcohol, IS per cent.
76 per cent.
" Proof Spirits,
Pitts Whisky pure. for med. purpose
l Pnre French Brandy,
! a. Holland Gin.
Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
'or sale low. by RWIH 3 PENDLErOH.
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II. Il. a.

Ill MEMBERS OF THIS ORDER FROM
"A this, or a,y other stste, are hereby requested
. meet with tner Brethren of Council NO. l, 81
tbs Common Council chamber, over the Msrke
House, on Monday next, 18th inst, at O'Clock
10 m aprlG-lt
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PAINTS.
vAHNrSuEz

} Bids Copal Varnish, / Bill Japan Vsrnish
" Coach q" l Flowing
One barrel Flowing Varnish
One baartl Black Leather.
for sale low, by EWIN & PENDLETON.
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DETWFEE THE OLD THEATRE AND no
ID 81 College street, Voucher given 10 A. M
" ebb for $3.50 OF. All persons ere warned not Il
purchase tn same. ANY one finding and leaving j
a. W. ". Ferry c., No. 81 College street. vii
be literally rewarded aprl6-2ts