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The usual number of petitions to erect
frame buildings were presented and acted
upon.
The bill from the Common Council, reg
ulatiag streets aud sidewalks passed.
The bill 10 amend the city laws regulat-
ing the board Of education was postponed,
The bill TO remunerate Rufus Henry,
for extra labor 10 the amount Of 5000 passed
its third reading under a suspension Of the
rules.
The bill to grant Perquisites TO Marshals,
was referred to the city attorney.
The bill apPrOpriating $4,000 . the
public schools was postponed.
A bill to prohibit the muzzling Of calves
brought to the Public Square for sale, pass
ed its third reading.
Mr.. r. B. Cheatham presented bill ad-
hitting the Tenth Ward, and fixing the
Esd as the time Of the election Of members
Of the Boards Of Common Council and
Aldermen, was passed on its three readings
under q suspension Of the rules.
The same introduced bill providing for
the election Of a Work-House physician, at
q salary Of $3.50 per year. Pissed, under a
suspension Of the rules.
The same presented bill to prohibit tn
ssle Of Intoxicating drinks in places Of pub
lie amusement. Passed, under suspension
Of the rules.
Adjourned.
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Association of the Central States.
The ssmi-annual meeting Of this assoeia.
ton, yesterday and last night, wss well at.
tended.
The association organized at 10 o'clock
a. m DR.. W. II. Morgan, President, in the
chair, and DR.. W. II. Shadden acting as
Secretary.
After the reuding Of the minutes, it was
announced that DR.. S. J. Cobb was the only
member Of the executive committee pres
ent, and Drs R. II. Wilson and J. S. Eourse
were selected 10 fill vacancies.
There being 10 members Of the commit
tee on membership present, Drs. W. s.
Redmon, G. W. Fields and S. E. Wilson
were appointed ss such committee.
The following new members were elected:
Drs. } Taft, E Q Nayhill, A Hartman, J NJ
Buckley, J FOuche, Thos Marshall, Thomas
Walse, Z Russell, - Tarkey, c Ross, J
7 NOEL, C P Baird and Gum.
Adjourned till "a o'clock.
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DoxArIoxs TO THE SUFFERING ALABAMIANs.
The following donations to the suffering
people Of Marshall county, Alabama, have
been made by the various churches Of the
city:
st. Stephens, Edgefeld, Rev. J. H.
Bowles, rector-cash, 81.
From the sams-twO barrels Of four
First Presbyterian. Rev. Z. S. Bunting,
pastor-cash, $500.
NeKsndree Church, Rev. Mr.. sawrie,
psziOr-eash, S2SS 50.
Tulip Street Methodist Church, Edgefeld,
Rev. R. A. Young, pastor-cash Si44 IS.
Christ Church, Rev. Mr.. Ellis, rector
cash $7l 90.
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RrrrAsED.-Four negroes, arrested by
Coroner Norvell, as parties connected with
the burglar recently killed by Mr.. Spain
were released yesterday by order Of the
Criminal Court. Uhey had about 500 worth
Of goods IN their possession, which the COFo-
nor very properly advertised for idenhhca-
ton but as no owners came to claim the
articles the men were released yesterday.
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Established in 1882, at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.
Old Course Of Treatment

constantly
discovered rsther
tom y
the r ou
weeks attention that he would for month, and
speedily possible
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ARRESTED FOR STEALING SEIFT.-Two
men named seAbury and Tristan, oonolud-
ed, night or two since, TO take boat ride
down the river, but not being possessed OF
the wborewithal 10 purchase boat, or 10
pay their passage, seized upon 8 ska be-
longing to the ferrymsn al Hyde's ferry
and started dowR the river with il; but the
owner Of the concern demurred 10 their pro-
eseding. and followed them is miles, where
ne overlook, and arrested them. They
we're Yesterday srrAigned before Esquire
Afeacham, and their cases were continued
TN Friday next at one o'clock.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

/ A4AAANDeA Sh1ol0As
After reading the minutes Of the nornipf
session, the following order Of exercises wa
sgreed upon:
/. Reading Of Essays.
?. The best means Of improving the prao-
tice, and elevating the profession of Den
tisiry.
l. Aneslhesia-their proper use and rela-
tive value.
4 Extracting tee!h-wheR it should be
done, and when not done.
5. Absorption and reproduction Of aIveo-
lar process and treatment.
c. Filling teeth, and the relative value Of
different material, and the manner Of
operating in different cases.
2. The best method of obtaining impress
sions Of the mouth.
8, When and how should the different
materials be used for artificial teeth.
9. Neuralgia. What is it? and how
should it be treated2
The hours for the sessions of this Asso-
citation shall be from to !, from 3 to 5, and
from to 10 o'clock each day.
DR.. Taft offered the following resolution,
which was adopted
ResolUed, That the Physicians and Sur
gems Of the city, and its vicinity, are here
by cordially invited to be present at the
sessions Of the Central States Dental Asso-
citation now being held in this city at Stead
mans Hall.
A paper on Dental Education was read
by the Secretary for DR.. Gates, Of Louisville,
Ky. The paper was filed. II caused con-
discussion.
Adjourned till ~ p. IN.
EVENING SESSION.
At the evening session subjects Nos. .,
and 1, were discussed, when the Association
till morning.
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ALLEGED HoRsE THIEF ARREsTED.-A man
named John Henderson, was yesterday ar
rested by CRvitts detectives on charge Of
steslinga horse from Mr.. John Griggs. The
animal was found in his possession, and as
be failed TO satisfactorily aecoun. for the
manner in which he got possession of it,
ne was sent to Jail 10 await an examination,
which win be had to-day.
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STREET COMMITTEE.

The Street Committee submitted a report
from which we extract the following:
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supBKN DEATH.-Night before last Coro-
per George W. Norvell held an inquest on
,bs rs.rains Of q man named Roland Risden,
who died suddenly st his boarding house,
on Cherry street, near Broad. He was an
unmarried man, about 80 years Of age. The
Jury returned verdict Of death from IN
n.r,.tin1t 81 The hrain.
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The Baptist Witness is the title Of a new
Religious paper, the first number of which
yras published in the city last Saturday. 1t
Is very neatly printed, and gives evidence
Of ability and good taste on the part Of the
editors. It is published at No. So North
Market street, by Mr.. S. C. Rogers the ed
gtors are John lowell, Of Nashville, and n
n. Crawford, Georgetown, Ky. Terms, 81
per snnum, in advance.
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

In
probability
business and correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE
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The latest reports from the Louisiana
crevasses are very disheartening. The
whole parish of West Baton Rouge is
under water, and almost equally I'M
favorable reports come from other parts
of the State
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HEADQUAETrRs MILITARY DIVISION

By command OF MeJ. zen. THOMAS.
MN. d. WHIPPLE,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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Mr.. Wendell Phillips has issued q
call for 8 meeting of the Anti Slavery
Society at DR.. Cheeyer's Church in New
York, May 8. He says: The rights of
the negro are today in more fearful
peril than at any time since the first
fire on Sumter"
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,
C. A. CAMPBELL

FGENAN'5 Ferrsted Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
II OF Cslissys Bark, with Pyfophosphsie a Iron
Prepsrsd by HEG EMAN a CO, Cheussss sud
Druggists, New Work.
: Rolaquet, 81 Fsrs, 10 ls5S, End ieceived mvors-
he notice from the french Academy; Il b cas- y
sssiulilsted and rot decomposed N the o1nach ~
tonsc. eombning TIE efecti Of Phosphorus and
on and = DOT II mulsting or Ir5itant.
Our FERRATED ELiNlk or fAi.A Is Fless-
ant Cordial, % sesslng TIE valuahe properties Of
Caiisays BARK End contains eight grains of taa Ply
ropecspha-e q Iron N each fluid ounce and IL ~
cases. where mid aud efhcsCious Iron Tome Is
desired WI be found most vsiust1e prepsrst On
sssrpiss furnished q Physicians on EpViioai ion.
PURE VACCINE CRuSTs. selected iram healthy
country .ldrCn warranted reliable.
HpsEMtN A cos Cordial h.linlr Ckl zsya hark-
Alan and kiuo Lnzenges Rnd Ctlorate Foash Id
Lsnses. All We shove soii - urufusts.
HHaEMAN CO,
mari en- Chemists Ead Dspinsaats, HsH York
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NJ 4 I z E N A

The food sad luxury q The age, without a single
hfut One tral vii convince The moot Hkept.cal
Makes Puddlngs, CaEes, Cusiaris, hlanc Mango
&C., without isngasa, with few OK no eggs, co c0s
ast0ulshiug the most economical. A slight adj.
ton ~ ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improve,
Bread and Cake 10 n also excel emit for thcEauiua
sweet sauces, graves COR h or Neat, soup, kc Fol
Ics-Crearn nothing can compare with q. A httie
boiled 10 milk vii produce rich cream for ootee
chorolste, Tea, &c
But up 10 one pound package, under the trade
marx Mazena, With directions for use.
A most delicious article % food Cor children ana
invalids Of az ages. For sale bg GrOcers and Drug.
lsfs everywhere
Wholesale Depot I66 Patton So New York
WILLIAM DUEYEA, General Agent.
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Soc Of Tennessee-Putnam CountY

IT appearing % the unisrs'-ne5. Clerk. from The
petition lied 10 sad couri o. the i9h day Of March,
is6G. 10 the case Of elias " Gently, Admir- Of A.
NJ Bush, deed Fs. Anthony Bush and otnerss pet
oa 70 sell land, sni n appearing 70 the CLERK from
The allegations alleged, that Wm. r. Bush u non-
resident q The sac Of Tennessee; i b. therefore,
ordered thst puhacation he male "a ire Nashville
Uniuu. aneEspaper Published IL tno CIV Of Nasf-
vile, for four successive weeks Tor SAID Wm II
Bash 70 appear oesore The Worshpf0l County Coart
q futuau county. - . noiden Tor sad county 10
tEe ioan ~ CoozeFiile. 90 the arsf Nouiay b e.y
IE6s thea and inere . tnier bis dsieacs % com,
sIsEsnts peurons or ne sane vii b ed .fosn flr
hesring sE paEte a. 70 him.
T. a. STONE,
nsaTshas .fst Cegk o. Putnam County C0uTt.
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A very large Spring Stock of the latest
patterns Of Wal Paper and W'Hdo'' SHADES
comprising all styles and qualities IN store
aud for sale by MERRITT \ M,
A. Church street, Mayheld Building
mhs-u Opposite Maxwell Hotel
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PERsoSAL-Hon. Ed. Cooper passed
through this city, yesterday, en- route for
Washington, where he has been sum
moned by a telegram from the Presi-
dat. He will hasten to the Capital as
RAPIDLY aa possible.
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Sec a Woman

In another column picking Samburg
cranes for Speer's Wine. IL Is an admira-
he article, used in hospitals and 5y inc
tirst-class families IN Paris, London and
I, = vel worth q trial, and gives great
satisiaetIon. tuoo-I ~
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There are now seven steamships ply
ing between Wilmington, n. c., and
the Northern cities, and FIVE steamboats,
in the Cape Fear trade.
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A German servant girl fell out OF a
third story window in Cleveland, Ohio,
the other day, and would have been
killed had not IA gentleman caught her
IN his arms. She asked him if che
Wss not ashamed Of himself, and told
him ito be of with his imPerhnenee'
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DR.. Jones Dispensary,

Dspensary Dcadcrck 7O5 Nashville. Tenn.
All Communications attention, should enclose Stamp
to postage.
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SUDDEN DEATH or A KENTUCKIAN IN NASH
vuLE.-Coroner George W. Norvell yester-
day held an inquest on the remains of a
Kentuckiau, named James NJ. Pannell,
who died suddenly Of disease Of the heart,
at his boarding house on McLemore street,
in this city. He was a tailor by trade, and
perhaps fifty years Of age. As nearly as
could be ascertained, he has been from home
about five or six years, and has been here
about nine months.
He went TO bed night before last, as well
as usual, and was found dead in the morn
ing. He had no yaluables about his person,
but in his pocket was a letter from his
daughter, Mollie E. Pannell, dated in Au-
gust last, urging him to return home, and
telling him her mother had become nearly
broked hearted because Of his absence.
The letter was post-marked at South Car
rollton, KY, but from the letter itself, the
Mace of residence could not be ascertained.
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The Board of Aldermen.

This Board met at the usual hour last
night, Mr.. President Cheatham in the
Char.
Two messages were received from the
MayOr-one on the sanitary condition Of
the city, and the probability Of a visit by
the che. era. He also alluded to the recent
Railroad troubles but we are obliged, for
want of space, to omit them. One thousand
copies were ordered 20 10 printed.
message was also received from the
Chamber Of Commerce relative to the Rail-
road question.
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Or THE TENNESSEE,
NASHVILLE, TENN., Sept. 2gth, 1865.
General Orders, No. -.
All sales made by the United States
through the proper officers, to private par
ties either OF horses, mules, or other prop
erty, are hereby declared valid, and the
title therefore indisputsble. Citizens ma
king purchases ofsuch property must not
be molested by the civil authority in the
possession Of the same and al suits or ac-
lion pending in the. civil courts, either from
the property itself or its money value, will
be set aside and considered Of uo force or
effect.
The Government Of the United States is
responsible for any and all property seized
for military purposes, and any damage re-
sulting to private citizens therefrom is of
tl,e same nature as other claims for dam
aye. and will be submitted for adjudication
10 the proper authorizes at Washington.
BY command Of Maj. Gen. THOMAS:
VIZ. D. WHIPPLF,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press of this
city, we know of none which we deem
as coming with 30 much heartfelt sin
cerity, as the following from the Nash
vsHe Daily Union
"At a period like the present, when our
CITY is filled TO overlooking with transient
population, and diseases prevail TO an eX-
tent hitherto undreamt of, 1t Is proper that
the means of cure should be Of ready ac-
cess, and that those Immediately interested
should have information which will lead
them to avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice Men who have been edu-
Gated in the best schools of the profession
~ Madeline, aad been successful in prac-
tice Of many years, are surely worthy OF
confidence: If they have given their atten-
lion exclusively TO one branch Of the pro
6esaion, aud made themselves masters Of 1t,
thew have still more right to expect sup
port, more particularly if they have siford-
cd proof Of their ability to cure. To TINS
latter class belongs DIR. L. /. COLEMAN,
who, in his speciality, has been benetactor
TO the afflicted, and may ever be relied on
as a safe and sure physician
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at our Office,
relieving those afflicted with
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OLD THKArsE-BENEFIT OF TIE PooR.-On
account of the failure Of Miss Kitty Blanch-
ard last night, Miss Kste Fletcher par
sOnated the part Of Fanehon, and, though
she had but few hours TO study her part,
she rendered il quite creditably.
Tonight Manager Flynn has very liber-
ally rendered the use OF his house and the
services Of his company, for the benefit Of
the starving people Of Marshall county,
Alabams. The cause is most noble one
and if the theatre is notwell filed, we shall
sincerely regret it. Little barefoot is the
attraction.
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EOllce to Shippers and Connect
Ing Roads.
FREIGHT OFFICE MAC. R.R.l
Maa-sa.-r- HFa-nh "a fs.r

As1H- ". A. R. r. hsvs refused 70 receive
"A Po'aios- and APples, and pay our charges On
he same, are IN Der the Necessity Of refusing 70
reeve such ghi, unless fre ghts sIe prepaid on
aarue. Z. B JONES. Fra Ag't.
rsarch2l-lfq
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OUR Jos OFFIcE.-We are executing every
description of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
priees, a. this office.
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- ~ 1,,,,,,,s-risl Formerly Of SesRnee
VI 'iie4 y - House.
CITY HOTEL,
East Side Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
HARE Il ROBERTS, PrOprietOrS

"AVING leased this wPn known Hotel FOR 3
IL term Of years, and having thoroughly reh ted
81 rsfi,-uishsd H. We are now enabled % accom-
rlodste The trnvo ing public 10 a. good style IS any
other nonse 10 the country d has LONG been sad
thst Nashville was greatly n neea 90 good hotel,
he cav. We are determined % MAKE m second to
,o-e our charges viii al all times be low A.
car possibly Be afforded. -. -.
1aarIs-3m hAhh honHhAS-
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AZ REcEIPr on ono Dollar.

VII furnish printed insirusnons BY ghich Sny per
- -, 1.,,uir. ! nus ra-s adapted hoIh 20 cites
,yi ,lIisqes, and BY which they can secure hsnd-
some income luVslds even, csn DO well y II -
Il 81 - r..slilIra .tfair hut business that y highly
rsspertslle. Five dollars wils buy everything ne
-..s.srv 10 cnrnulanse the business WITH snd 70
,,,ofe than pay tho expense OF getting eStsn-ls'i'
~. srtfres can be procured Al most enyS EsEe, glt
- ,,sfarred I can furnish them address 10y -
n GFRTOR No. iS5 6rsEa Get. NeS 1efs, up
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Parties sending Orders 10 the JOB
Department Of this Paper will please
write - Union Ofiice' on the face of
the Copy.
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"CO5TAR-s RAT EXTERMlNATOR j simple,
safe, and sure the most perfect hAi-Heai.su
meeting We have ever alteadsd. Every hst tlst
can get d, properly prepared, wll eat t s1i s1vsy
one that eats C viii die, generally a. SONS piro ss
distant possible from whore 30 vas tsaeu.-- LH.f
Shire, 1fch Mirror.
"a See 'C0srAa's advert ssment above.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office, or
printed 10 order.
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CITY NEW

For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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To MiIk-men.-AIlkT Tickets (pints and
qusrts) on different solored card boards Of
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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s.M. PErrESsmB q Co, Publishers Agents, 81
Park Row, New York. and State street, Boston,
are authorized TO contract for advertising in our
paper.
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We are indebted to a. Willard, Union
street, fer The latest Louisville aud Cinein'
rat papers.
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By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES
NO REPORT LAsr NIGHT.
Self AhBSa

This vice, which is never prseticsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved tbs
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblssi
and most talented young men that ever
gave to1gte to eloquence or pen to song.
L has destroyed health, blasted the consh
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim tc
a living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
sured permanently Of this affection, call or
Dr.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile. Tenn. fsb16-V
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HOUsEREEPER3 troubled with vermIn need
be 70 no lnBgeT if they uss "C08rAa.s EEierinila-
Tor. We have used Is % our sal-fcuou and Dr. a
box cost g., We would have &c. We have iref POI
sons. but they effected nothing, but "Costar7' ~
tcle knocks the breath on Of Rats, Nice. Eoachea.
Ants, ADD Bed-Bugs quicker ,hsn 10 can write it
it b IN arsat demand ali ever The country As'iar
tOhol Gazefis.
sS-sss "C0arARs" advertisement above.
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Great Chancery Sale of City
Property.

Eleanor Niehol " VIM. N.chol and others.
DY virsue Of Decree Of the ChanceTy Court a.
ID Nashville, IN ab3ve named cau-s, We viii, on
tie premises, on ThURsDAY, April l2th, 1856, Al
II O'Clock, an, sell a. public sale about twenty
seven lot. f-O1tiog on Jeisrson, Ugh and Vine
Streets, ard running hack b. tseufy feet alleys.
Many Of these lots are most eligible sites Tor store
houses and dseilngs, and offer a rare opportunity
10 secure 9 good blsiness stand, home OF good
Investment Of capitzA
Terms cash. bsia1ee 9, q md Is months ere
dr. " b interest nom date with satisfactory secu-
Iity, and len retained.
Omniuuses hnd cClitioa free a. usual.
n. b. HOWELL, CAM
J. LAR BRoVE, Agents.
/. s.-Ia adluOs 70 the above We Fili sell about
tHeafy eS- other lnts belonging 90 Czntrel and
o5hsrs, on Spruce, Jefferson and kcLem0Is.
ap3 It's J. L. AZ. W. B., Agents
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About 900 worth of work was done
during the month Of March.
Several reports Of minor importance were
read and filed.
Mr.. Sloan, from the Committee on Public
property, reported sales amounting to S42,-
476.
The Finance Committee reported as fol-
lows:
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Notice.
The Great Moral Exhibi-
Ton

The Manager has, at great
expense, obtained the ser
vices Of Herr Lenger, the
Lion King, together with
bis Wonderful Lions and
LlOnesses
This exhibition will take
place in the ring, thereby
giving visitors 40 opportu
nifty OF having g perfect
view Of these " Lords of
the Forest before Herr
Lender enters the den.
The company comprises
some Of the finest per
fOrmers-male and female
either in Europe or
America, consisting Cf
Equestrian VsulteTs, Ac-
robals and Gymnsst5.
Ian. CASTILLO and Mr..
Charles Parker, the two
CREST Clowns, will appear
IN every performance.
BA-A corps Of Ushers are
engaged 20 seat our pa
tron-, and the public may
To assured tnRt The strict
est order and decorum will
be preserved.