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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
Hon. c. F. TRIeG, MAY 13.-W. j.
Fleming was admitted to practice as an at
torney.
Wray & Gilleland rs W. A. Lucas ct ais
Decree confirmed.
United States as S. W. Frierson, indicted
for treason. Dismissed on account of the
death of the defendant.
United States rs. J. Y. Blythe, indicted
for treason. Dismissed at cost of defend
ant. ..H
United States u.s. JAS NJ Baird, indicted
for conspiracy. Dismissed at cost Of de-
fendant
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$4,000 FEET PoPLAR PLANK, JOSH AND
ScAETLING. at 500 so per thousand, corner of
Crawford and North Summer streets.
mayT-1m
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In Chancerv at Linden. Tennessee.

IN OhanceTy az Linden, Ienne6see.
C. &. Dodson, administrator. aud Elizabeth
RicEmRn ~ B. q. kickman's heirs.-Ingor eut
Notice.
DY VIRTUE or A DECREE OF TIE
ID Honorable ChanceTy Court at Linden, ID
the above cause AZ the December term thereof
lsss5 All peTaOns having and holding claims due
against the estate Of q. q Hickman, dsceassd
are hereby nqtited % fle them with tbs Clerk
a. the Law .egnires, within SIX months in order
that pro rata division AAy be made or said
claims egainst sad ertats. etc. The the 10th
day Of feb. lsg7.
THOMAS. c. and N.
aPr2s var
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THE Nashville Shutzen Verein had
meeting yesterday at their headquarters at
Ruemerkorff's Garden, and had some fine
target practice The shooting was better
than at the last meeting, and the sport was
enjoyed with unusual relish. The frst
prize was won by Legler who got 81 rings I;
the second By Mailman, So rings the third
by Hefte, 46 rings; the fourth by F. A.
Faller, A rings the fifth by Won Horsten,
Al rings the 9th by Paulns, Al rings. Two
other prizes were won, but we Could not
get the names of the fortunate winners.
The target Of honor on the occasion
was an efigy OF King Gamhrinus, astride a
beer barrel, glass in one hand, the other
in the act of turning the spigot to let the
foaming Teutonic beverage flow. This
target was pretty well rlddled, some excel
lent shots having been made at il.
Who King Gambrinus was, and why his
effigy should furnish target for Germans,
we may some day, when We have
more room, tell our readers. For the pre-
sent suffice it TO say, that he was the origina-
tor of the precious beverage known as
beer.
On Monday next the Shutter Verein
have regular Festival, and will be glad TO
see their friends, in large numbers, present.
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In Chancerr at Nashrille.

m NI4aIINEIJ 1t -'117'11 IT.
State Of Tennessee-Cierk's Ofce, Chancery
Court al Nashville, April the l5tn. 1857.
John ". HuShes. complainant. IS. A. 3. Mont
gomery ct ais, defendants.
IT APPEARINGFROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
= in this cause that the defendant, Alexander
B. Moutsousry. Is a nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee il is therefore ordeTea
that he enter his appearance herein on OF
before the third Monday Of the next term Of
said Court 10 be held On the FIRST Monday in
May neHt. Is67 and plead. answer OF denur 70
Compliments bill. or the same viii be taken Tor
confessed es to him and set fcr hearing ex parte
and that a copy OF this order be published Tor
four successive weeks in the Nashvilis Union
and Dispatch. -
A copJ-Attest Nj. T. How ALL,
Clerk aud Master.
Fast spurloek. SolTs for compl't. aDTzl 4tT
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Selling Out al New York Cost.
To close business, We are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries. Wines, BrAndies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PISDoLFISI 4 RIvA.
janl0 IL North Cherry street.
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THE cabin built of rails by Abraham
Lincoln, which has been in Philadelphia
since 1865, will be exhibited at the Worlds
Fair at Paris. For what? To show the
mechanical genius of Americans, or is it
to teach the autocrats of the old world,
that in republican America rail-spliters
can obtain the highest positions of honor
in the gift of the people Wonder if some
old Roman won't have on exhibition the
pillow which Cincinnatus was driving when
he was called on to take charge Of the
Roman Empire? The rail cabin and the
old Roman pillow would be nice relics and
a study for aristocratic Parisians.
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GRFAT ENCTTEMENTl-It has at last
been decided that the best Boots and Shoes
can only be got at the Nashville Shoe Store,
No. "a North College street.
inch. 26-3m. NJ MoRGAEsTERN.
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R. 7. KIRKPATRICK,
NO. Us COLLEGE STREET,

NO. as COLLEGE STREET,
rs NOW IN RECEIPT OF HIS Usual
4 supply OF SeRs9BRbic TygO0ds, and
every thing IN this line may be found a. his
establishment, OF the best quality, newest
designs and az the lowest possible prices lie
bees 70 refer particularly &c his stock of
Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
SILK and lace Wrapping, .
DOmesflcs, Linens.
House Furnishing Goods.
HoHiery, Gloves,
And G9ODS FOR BOYS WEAR;
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An eligible front portion of an office on Church
street, in the Maxwell House. can be obtained
by applying at this Office or at No. a Church
street. next door to the Masonic Hall. febl If
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SAsHvrLrrAsDxoRTHwEsrERSRALRoAr

EDaEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive ut Nashville at...................900A A. NJ
cave Nashville .......... 30 p
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Doors, SASH AND BLISps nj cost, corner o
Crawford and North Summer streets.
IL In
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CAUVIN & BERTHEOL,
ColOnnade Billiard Hall

CEDAR FLOORING, CEDAR PosT. FENCING
PLANK AND DRAwED POPLAR SHINGLES perS
lo,c corner of Crawford and North Summer SITS.
may7-lm
d. B0hme, Trimmings and Variety
store, l39 Church Street. (Kirkman
Block.)-The latest Novelties in staple and
Fancy TRAININGS. All the friends made
the last fifteen years are politely invited and
requested TO bring THEIR friends along.
The old establishment on Union street will.
for the present, be kept up. in first rate style.
too. msr8 If
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A FINE assortment of Plantation Goods
at Pigue & Manners 60 North Market
mayI-2W
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'H'"~ Ga for i r rss en-" S.. 500 935
Nashville Agency: Sc College
w. ID. TALBOT, T.. p. PECK.
General Agent. Resident Agent

n. Il. This Company has uniformly made q
per cent larger Annual Dividends than any other
Life lnsuraneeCOmpany represented in this Stale
sep2-tf
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THE PEorLE's BANK, corner Union and
Cherry streets, win pay ninety-fve cents
for Tennessee Coupons due July /, 1867.
NAYS Il
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT A
~ Commission appointed b. authority Of Act
OF Congress. to pass upon the Claims Of lJyat
persons, for compensation for their slaves who
we're enlisted or drafted into the United atata-
army. within the State OF tennessee. 10 nov Ia
session in Nashville. aud prepared 70 receive All
such claims. az the room Of the Comm isio-
No. $50 Uol0nnade Building. Cherry strset
o. n. DAVIS. President
U. :. Commission Tor State OF Teunssso
Nashville. Tennessee.
dec2A-Wtf
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second Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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Tennessee Bonds
SOUTH CAROLINA
TENNESSEE
Corner Union and College Streets.

Dn franktOfI.. bU+2 gulider
Aud on all the principal cities Of Germany.
The following are the rates paid for uncuErent
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THE CITY

FiEsf Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga
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JAS g. OGDEN. Prest Cas-. T. WNs. Cashier
PEOPL Les HAM
SUVILS0UAs To
WING, TOBEY q Co,
ns1Na pR1cEs ru1a n.rr

NOFnFlf EiaiDu aIIII NEseFfY NJ, VFpONIIt
Rank OF Tennessee, Deals In Gold,
silver, Government Stocks, Com
pound Interest Notes, Land Warrants
and Southern Bank Notes.
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= y
Dacatur, Memphis and New Orleans
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In Chancerv al NashYiIIe.

NJ. NJ. Brien. Jr.. sorr for compI't. a
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-21
Wild Egerton in Europe.
JEREMIAH VAUGHAN, PIP.
LETTER VIII


He# PARIS August %, 1867
No glorious morning dawned the beautiful
valley in whose tranquil bosom BadenBaden rests, than
that peculiarly fresh bright and ongoberemembered one
which oled the winding mountain road that leads
to the ruins of Hohenbaden The American Consul from
Carsruhe had joined party with his charming wife and
two young ladies from Chicago and these with skeptca
New York lawyer who did not believe in ruins did enjoy
the exertion required to reach them and had sublime
tempt for all antiquities, Excepting perhaps the sum- moon
or stars contemplation of which could be accomplished
be completed group of gay but determined explorers
The late eepers of that paradoxca hparads which
left behind had scarcely opened their upon the golden
dawn of that delightful day. when feet treadng the
wellwor summit of the Markgravnes tower the stately
fir trees with trunks straight and cathedral
columns were standing far below the slope, marking
the borders of the Black Forest the lovely Rhine plain
presenting panorama thirty miles in length unroling
itself from the lingering shadows of night and COOL
refreshing breeze catching pleasant perfume from world
of aromatic plants along the mountain side, was kissing our
grateful cheeks flushed with the exercise of climbing 1t
must have been in alson this becoming bloom, which
chung the sides of every face both young and DID, that our
lawyer friend pronounced "cheeky set" though his
remark may have had reference to proposition OF the Con-
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wAsHI&eToS, March ia dispatch
from Selma, Ala, states that the largest
meeting ever witnessed in that city took
place yesterday. Resolutions were
unanimously adopted strongly express
siVe of Union sentiment, and recognizing
the right OF Congress TO prescribe the
terms OF reconstruction and the read
mission of the seeded States into the
Union, and therefore urging that the
people Of Alabama shall forthwith sc-
cept the benifcent terms OF reconstruc-
ton
The Senate has confirmed the follow
ing nominations of Secretaries OF Lega-
ton: Wick ham Hoffman, ofLouisiAna,
at Paris; John ". Dix, OF New York
Assistant Secretary At Paris: d. w.
Brent, Secretary AT Lima, and y. A
Gross, Secretary at Rio De Janeiro-
wAsHISoToS, March 1.-THE new
building OF the Department of Agricui-
ture, authorized by the late act OF Con-
gressr Will be erected in the center of
Reservation No. 2, occupying the space
between the Smithsonian Institute and
Washington Monument grounds. The
extreme dimensions of the building is
to be liz by 80 feet. The style of archi-
lecture II modern.
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Extensive Mining Regions of Ne
vads, Utah and Idaho

with Sacramento and the Pacific Toast, from
whence their supplies must be drawn; and
the Earnings OF the portion already running
are very heavy, and largely in excess OF the
interest upon the COm pany'S Bonds.
HayinR heen for some time familiar with
the operations or the Central FS.ific kali
road company. we are satisfied that they
are condDcts1 with rare ability aud prudence
and Ihat The ensrseticand ecOnomicsl man
Rgement OF the Counpanys affatrs, entities
them 10 the confidence of Capitalists and the
public We have carefully investigated the
progress, resources, snd prospects OF the
Road, and have the fullest confidence in its
success, and in the v-IUs and stability OF the
SompanyE secuTtttea- The attention OF
rusIees Of Estates, Institutions, and indt-
viduals desiring long, safe and reInunera-
tive inEe>tment, Is especially invited 10 these
Flint Mortgage Bonds.
Orders may be forwarded to ~ direct, or
through the principal Banks and Bankers in
all parts of the country.
Remlttances may De made in drafts on
SsW York. or in Legal Tender Notes Ma
tionAl Bank Notes, or other funds current In
this city, and the Bonus will be forwarded to
any address by Exples, free OF cnRTRe- In
Quiries for. further particulars, by mail or
otherwise, will receive punctual attention.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 18th of March.

LONDON, March Is-EvenIns.-Ar-
rests Of Fenisns continue in Ireland.
Head Centre Dennis Donoran had been
caught at Cork, and Burke, and forty
others, recently captured, have been
carried in irons to the ClonmeI Jail.
FRANKFORT, March 1s.-Five-tyeuty
bonds TX.
LONDON. March 19-Noon.-Cousols
opened steady at 9L United States
5-2os FAX; Illinois Central ISL; Erie 10.
LIVERPOOL, March Io-Noon.-Mar-
ket opened firm at the highest quota
tons of yesterday, and the prospect
fair for days business: MiddIine up-
lands ls1Sdi sales OF the day estimated
at lo, COO bales. Lard SIS per cut for
American. Tallow As per cwt. Lin
seed oil ESQ per ton. Resin, common
Wilmington, IS Sd per wt-
LONDON, March ls.-Midnieht.-Iu
the House OF Commons this evening,
the Derby government aaked formal
leave to bring in their reform bill to-
morrow, and D'IsraelIi explained the
features OF the proposed bill, introdu-
cling copious statistics to support the
principles on which the bill is ground
ed.
Mr.. Gladstans made a short speech.
BE said he thought the figures were
absurd, but he would defer all debate
on the question until the bill came be-
fore the House.
BERLIN, March 1S.-It is stated that
Bismarck has refused to protest against
the absorption of Poland into the Rus
sian Empire.
vienna, March Is.-An order has
been sent to America recalling Admiral
Tegethof to this country to take COM
msnd of the Adriatic fleet.
PEsTH, March ls.-The members of
the newly created Hungarian ministry
to-day took the oath OF Office In the
presence oEthe Emperor ofAustria and
the National Diet.
PARIS, March I9.-The debate in the
corps Legislative last evening, in re-
gard to foreign affairs, in which repre-
sentatives Theirs and Fare attacked the
foreign policy of the Emperor on the
grounds that it favored a unity in
both Germany aud Italy, which was
hostile to the interests of France.
Minister Roher and Representative
Oliver defended the course of the Gov
eminent.
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Bo.ton shoe and LeaIner srarket.

The boot and shoe market IS ve-y duh for
the season, says the BEgeiin. and neither
prices nor the volume OF trade come up TO
the expectations OF manufacturer and deal.
ers- Western buyers are in smaIG fore. and
taking much Ieas than their usual supplies
They are buying very close with great copr.
retifion sInonE sellers, and the Iatta- A.. ,,t.
Posezi TO put their price down 20 The .sharI
pan raiher than Part with Feuuiar -
TONERS sbo=FS. as well A. Enan1facf 49,
are wot king ~ very small prod his s.rS,,'
and tho=e buyers Who resort 70 fhe rnau1F,c-
tuT1nS toEEEs- thinking to set rods io1-e-
than in Boston, do not make snyfhing h, me
change The stocks Of season lhle 5,sSd-is a.
not aceumuianugs However, since uaanufac-
t1re-s heVeto great extent Ebdt down on
me open MARKET production, and are Turn
ing OCT HoIk only TO order. ms conseTya-
i've P1-Lcy has strengthsned the market, NOT
EItnsIAnotnS the duiines8 OF trade Most
~ = o. nne spring goods are dTn, and Ia~t-
lneSs pAftlc11Eriy- b ave advanced under the
oISstai loas o. The neE tariff.
- .leaIbef market remains very quiet
Win lie seaSonRble demand largely filsRd-
EAneev and considerable depression IN ulafu-
IecturfnE circles All descriptions are seIling
moderztely. and with but little clfafI5e N
PrleSl daring The week HSnIcek sole
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River and weather.

CISCISSATI, March Ie--Tbe river has
fallen 5 feet I0inches: II feet in channel.
Weather clear. Thermometer 40.
CAIRo, March Io--The MiuneoIa, from
Cincinnati TO Memphis, At 10 A. m; LIE
onidzs, from Cincinnati TO New Orleans,
at 10 a m; swallow, from Cincinnati 10
New Orleans. at 10 a M
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FISK & HATCH.
Bankersand Dealers I'm Government
seeurIties,
~.
80. 5 NAssAU SILL. 81. =.

= - A7-@A' ~ -
y: BAH kinds OF Government Securities
received Rt the full MAJ ket price In exchange
for the above Bonds. Also,
- All de-ciiptions OF Government Secu-
rifles kept constantly on hand, aud Bought,
Sold. or Exchanged.
95-Gold com and U. 8. coupons bought,
ITDepOsits received on liberal terms, sub
Jet to check at sight
nEConectiOns made throu Ehout the eoun-
Miscellaneous stocks and Bonds bought
and sod Al the stock Exchange on commits
sion for cash.
ESPECIAL Attention given To the Ex-
change OF SENEN-TdIESrY Notes of ali
The Se,tes for the New FfVE-TwENTY
BONDS Of 1885, on the most favorable terms
mas 2aWIm
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Rnnnnahn

QUEBEC, C E. March IA large
BODY of seamen belonging TO Her Ma
jesfy's steamer Aurora, go west imme-
diafeIy TO equip the gunboats on the
lakes, and prepare them for service as
soon as possible
The Irishmeu OF this city celebrated
St Patrick's Day yesterday by a pro-
cession and church service The. turn
out was larger than for many years
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ALaAsr, March 1s.-The bill provid-
ing for commission 10 regulate the
prostitution in the city Of New York,
was this morning reported against
unanimously.
underground railroad bill.
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SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, March Is.-The
New Westminister Dispatch says: The
legislative council of British Columbia
to-day unanimously voted for admis-
sion into the colonial confederacy.
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steamer Great Republte.

CIScINNArI, March Is.-The steamer
Great Republic arrived here from Pitts
burgh, last night, and leaves for South
ern ports on the 2lst. She is being
visited this morning by thousands OF
people,
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continues 10 shade q little, but rough upper
= N small stock and nrn. Finished wax
LeAtner, prime Quality, has become quite
scAIee. owing 70 large sales for the Canada
naAEAsts- and Is now wanted At Ts=y fun
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Arrival Of The steamer 1IOravIan.

PORTLAND, MAINE. March 1a.-The
stea mship MorRyian, Captain Arton,
nom Liverpool, arrived this afternoon.
Consol at Zanzibar Thai Or TivinOston
me celebrated African explorer, and
haLt OF his party. had been murdered
oy the Cathrs. The reports are on The
authority of nine of his native amend
ants; who escaped. The attack was
sudden, but the Doctor had time 70
overpower those facing MIN bIS
was cut down from behind, while an.
deavoring to reload his revolver.
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CISc1SSATI, March I9-Ths Demo
cratic City Convention, this morning,
unanimously nominated Samuel n.
Pike for Mayor.
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CAIRO, March Is.-The damage to the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad is repaired
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stockholders, Meeting-

A MEETING OF THE sIOCKHOL-
- des OF the Wheeling Skating Park, for
the Purpose OF winding up TIE afJirs OF the
J. A Mstcalf, on liam street, On saturday
afternoon, at ~ O'Clock, March sd. BY or
mRrll-rnsks
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MILwAUKEE, March ls.-The Cleve-
land and second mortgage bond holders
or the Milwaukee and Minnesotia Rail
road have filed bonds to the amount of
eisiou OF Judge Miller's court 10 the
Supreme Court of the United States.
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Take Notice.

~ Tenn, 1857
LemusI T. Wilcox, guardian,
AdelIpe 7; Hsrsey and william A. Heney.
and :. d. woodward, their guardian.
In ChRncey.
AT the May Term, ls6T. OF the Circuit
Court Of Ohio County IIenuel n Wien >
guardian OF Adeitne a. HsEey and VIM A.
hersey, lawfully appointed aud qualified
IN the state OF Massachusetts where they re-
slne, VIII apply by petition 70 said court I,
order stimF~on n Wood war;. their guar
0tAn IN thfs state, To pay and deliver TO said
foreign guardian, or ms agent, or attorney,
A. personal property ana money IN his sal
WoDdWaTds hands belonging to said ward
and TO sutho4iEe said foreign guardian N sut.
fol, recover and receive all money or persouaI
property. which may be4OnE N bis SAIL
wards IN Ike manner as II he were appoint
ed In This state. and remove the same 10 M.
said State OF Ma.sSac nsettS
LEMUEL 7. WILCOX.
Guardian.
sols, for Petitioner
WHEELING, March 10 1867 Iavau
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The Latest News
BY EGRARH

BY the Union Line:
once. conner Of Main and Aonro. ,.,.a..
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Lost.

HERTIFIcATE OF THE PENN MUTUAL,
" Lie lnslEanee Co. Of Philadelphia, No
$3.50. dividend Of 1855, q Davenport so. No.
tee IS hereby given that y Duplicate mas been
applied for. febG5-Is16SS
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For Sale.

FIFTEEN SHARES uF THE CAPITAL,
tSlocA e, % The Howard Iron Works, one
,ered 1oI sale IN consequence OF the Owner
ieaNlng the city. THOS- O'BRIES,
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VIM s. HUFcHIEs.
Produce Commission Merchant,

Flour, Grain, Hay and Mill Feed.
Market square, Centre wheeling.
ORDERS SOLICITED FOR THFsAIF
" AL kinds Of Country Produce md
prsInpt rel urns of saies m de
wholesale and retail
Ca1h fOrCoTu. ozli and Hsy. ssbz-Iyv
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FGr.E9 Completed, Equipped and J,tlt IN opera
o. nearly One HIrndT. q Miles OF their RoGd,
from SleTd1HsTto. Clli OTIsiI % LhEn l. miIsI
or ie Ts'ItEsf o. he Sierra NeuddI Mountains
esntirtLs o o7sr I0r IGLs, lareu2h v, thsir
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Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad Will pay
dividend OF per cent on April 2Oth next.
The announcement has not created . spe-
eiAl demand for the stock, as 90 mice" ap-
ussrS To bs Sy,slls3