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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-02
CIIANCERY.

TOR and on account of James P Maury, Commissioner in
the Of n. K. Perkins and Martha his wife, VIM S.
Reid and Sally c. his wife, AbTam MauTy, Septima MauTy,
and Ferdinand e. MaU, heir Law Of Mary E. T. Mauy,
deceased, by virtue Of decree Of the Chanee Court at
Nashville In said cause will sell public sale, the
premises Thu SSDAY the day Of May about Thirty
Lots in Nashville, in front Of the Water Works par
culGr description Of which will appear haRdbils to be
Issued before day Of sale.
TERHE-A credit of one, and three years,
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest and lien Feained
A V S. LINDsLEY, IS College street
Z. r. CLASCOCE. AuctiOneeT. IaDrQQ-tf
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DIFFERENTIATION WANTFD.

October, I54O left Nashville 10 go Virginia,
i pectng there after a while. then placed in
the care Samuel Seay Trunks containing sundry
books papers, and letters, in relation the bHsines Of
Dickinson d Shrewsbury, and Dickinson, Armstrong; q Co.,
&c, &c.
also sn with Harris & Austin large Box containing,
mans Saddle new, together with two three old
Saddles, Brides, &c.
also el in the Of Mr.. George Brown, four other
Trunks containing clothing and articles had used
in my room, together with some papers, sc
These books and papers are deemed important me- and
have heretofore sent agents Nashville hunt them up
who could hear nothing Of them, only that the house
which Of the Trunks had been put had taken
down and removed. Hoping that Trunks and con-
tents in the possession Of person about Nashville
or that information may be had their whereabouts
this respectfully ask and all in Nashville examine
their premises and II any Trunks Books, Papers, or
any part thereof herein described be found any
information thereof be obtained so liberal reward
will paid by delivering The Mr.. Merritt s. Pitcher
who will pay the reward and business for me-
WIN. DICKINSON,
marg9-d3m Kanawha. Sanes vs.
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GOOD1 EARS PA ENT VUaLA4IIF-- Ok
HARD INDIA rubber
THE BEACON DAM COMPANY
OWNERS or PATENTS
NANUFAcTURE AB0FE NAMED narEHrtr Avn avrrr
FoR WAHEa8on-
No % MAIDEN LANE. EEH YORK
By TIA PACKAGE ONLY
SYRINGES, CORK sCRFWs
Of ever kind for Domestic or Eugayegs' aHd Mccanca5
Professional purposes, pro Measuring TaUss HsrHI-
nOuuced BY Physicians The Oilers lIariiuee Inrs
most perfect article ever Huip sockets, lusulator oT
made Breast Pumps, Pow Telegraph Wire, adopted By
der Faszs, warranted keep the American Feisr4rh
TIE Powder dryj furniture Company; Shaving Brlslss
Casters, shat VIII not d5lace Pans, Baihs Funues and
tee carpet; Tuublsrs and Soap UDBsr Tor 0.asrs1bc "
Trays; Pen and Pocket Cut Uruxgsts5 purDoses Sc
Iery, Napkin H1gs Pocket
This Wonderful which as frm AZ Mrrarlf-bt
H0RH-0uiaut JEr--a Door couducf1r ~ Hr.rrll-
conductor Of ELEErBCIrTand on which OILS. krfs ~
Alkales produce effect Vasly superior 30 i1v Other ~
above named and great variety other purDosss
which it is applied
Dealers IN ali parts Of The county are supplying thsm-
selves Eitn these goods consumers who want a Fr
article Of the kiud, viii 0uY u10ther. rfauI7-f59-fv
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J. L. q R. w. BROWN,
ID. TRlGG, Auct. Ispr25-tdl AK Cherry street
WOOD,S ADDICTION no EASHVTITE.

ON THURSDAY, THE 5TH OF MAY Mkt, I'VE will sell
~ the PREMISE public SALE TWentySiX Beau tiul
Building Lots. These Lots front on College and Cherry
streets So feet each and back 100 feet to l6 feet alley
and entirely surrounded by streets and alleys. The To-
cation Of these Lots OF the most eligible In the vicinity
of Nashville commanding OF the finest views Of the
Capitol and city that have yet been offered the
public. They situated IN thriving neRhbOrhoOd, being
but short distance beyond the Horticultural Gardens Soil
excellent and regards healthy location, unsurpassed To
the mechanic and man 0sma MEANS this induce
for investment far superior any yet offered They
need only examination be appreciated. Go and see
them for yourselves before the day of sale deter
mined 10 sell and give III guarantee that there shall be
bybddmg They for sale, and will certainly be dis.
posed fOn the above namet day.
TERMS SALEA credit Of one, two and three years,
whOu interest securely the first only, and her
retained. Omnbuses and collation. usual.
anrsh-td b. X. GLASCOCK. Real Estate AR't.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
AT
pHhHic Sale.

~ SATURDAY., the ID May next the premises, will
~ sell that valuable property Cherry street belonging
% the Christian Church, adjoining the residence Of K J.
Morris, Esq.
The permanent location Of the Custom House the
OF Spring and cherry Streets the immediate removal Of the
Post Once 70 the opposite corner and other contemplated
improvements will maker Cherry OF the most inpoT-
TAFT streets Of our beautiful and thriving city.
The Lot will be subdivded into two or three.
TEBasG y, Is and "a MONTHS for satisfactorily
dOrsed payable in bank bearing Interest and lien retained
Sale at u O'Clock, A. NJ. A. V. S. LINDSLEY.
E. L. GLAsCOCK, AuCtionesr. Tapr25-td
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CARD-EXTRA.
PUBLIC SALE OF MOST BEAUTIFUL
CITY Residence Lots.

ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 9th, on the premises al the
~ cusion Of Mr.. Lndeys sale Of lots on corner Of um
and Watkin avenue, formerly Line stTeet)
will sell public sale desirable residence elOs,
fronting each IS feet Cherry street, beginning about 50
feet Of Cherry and Watkins
ue and running back about Us feet 70 % foot alley
These lots most conveniently located to the public square
aad in rapidly growing part Of the city. There buff
residence lots for sale in the city, conveniently locs
ted the above.
Terms unusually liberal, being credit Of l, 2 g. and
years for bearing interest satisfactorily secured pay
q "a and a len retained
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GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
STEAMBOATS-PATE BENZOLE GAS.
County and state Rights for Sale. The only
BenzOIe Machine that viii give good light.
Marshal's Sale.

sAaG S1sS4 s SAFE
A L. DAVIS,
%.
Steamboat DR.. Robertson and owners
above and other Of libel against the
steamboat Dr. Robertson, tackle and furniture pend
ing District Court the United States al Nashville
and by virtue Of process directed from the said Court
under special order all persons In general pre-
have any right, tc interest the said steam
boat its tackle furniture, hereby required 20 be and
appear before the Judge Of the District Count OF the United
Nashville Monday fourth day OF Nav next
nubsa court DAY, else on the day following
O'Clock the forenoon, there answer unto said libel
lEnts in Of libel IN civil and maritime
Their to do and receive in this behalf usucs sha ap-
/ pertain.
Andin the same causes, under similar special order, viii
Saturday the 9h OF May next board said
boat a. the wharf a Nashville proceed sell the said
iackle and furniture, the following The purcha
will be required pay thousand dollars in cash. and
give md with good security equal instruments
residue al six, twelve eighteen and tHeny-iour months
/ ]. x. CLEMENTS, U. s. Marshall
EpT24-d&tvtd for The Middle Distinct OF tennsssee.
| DWELLING HOUSE FOX RENT.
THE Brick Dwelling Market street, Immediately below
| 4 MessEs. HUI Douglas q C9.s Wholesale dry goods
/ house. Apply 70 APPS BENZ 2. SHIELDS.
| GOOD PIANO FOR SALE reasonable Terms.
Apply TO ". r. CORNELIUS,
TpFla-dlW 90 Church street.
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E. r. GLASCOCK,


THREE Hundred Watches, invoice Of Fancy Goods,
such Fancy Boxes, Writing DESKS, &C. together with
lot Of Soaps aRdCOegRes 70 be sed to eese eonsgnmen
ans CHAS rex.
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HWTE variety Of articles for Cooking by Gas by
w which common Gas Burner, kettle Of water
be boil in three minutes Oyster Plates shaw
ing Cups also be heated by gas Price 75e and upwards.
mrhlO MACK ENZIE & WILSON.
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MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY-

IuODNI OLlFEI CEmEIEK1s
THE Directors Of this Company new announce to the
Public, that this Cemetery has been laid of with suit
able avenues and walks, and portion of the ground
subdvided into Family Lots, which are offered tor sale
The map of the grounds be seen at the Office Of
Lindsey Crockett where the public are invited to cal
aud examine the same.
The Company feel CONFIDENT they could not have made
more suitable location for Cemetery in the vicinity Of
Nashville, and pledge themselves to the public spare
money pains to make equal to any Cemetery in the
Union and such as Nashville NAV feel some pride IN
The Cemetery is now in charge OF q competent Super
ntenden living on the ground under whose direction in
terments will be made in the best manner and at the
usual charges.
The Directors Of the Company are DESTROYS that the
grounds should be visited By the citizens OF Nashville and
for that purpose Omnibus will leave the Office of Lndl
ley Crockett at o'clock, on Tuesday afternoon tie
sth nst and every Friday afternoon thereafter at The
same hour. The seats will be free.
Ladies and Families dssirOus Of visiting the grounds
will be called for their residsuces By sending ths
cards to the President Of the Company.
A. V. S. LINDSLEY, Pres't
Zna1v T-G e
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NOM Is LIFETIME !

ITO purchase that valuable Store House Market street
corner OF Clark, at present occupied by H. S. French q
Son. The Ii fronts ~ = feet MHrketand log Clark
Every knows that tits Of the prominent whole
sale grocery and produce stands in the city. Il will be sold
on most liberal terms For further particulars call
apr29-u. V. S. LINDSLEY.
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RATTAN CHAIRS,

WE have hand few handsome Rattan Sewing, Arm
w and Rocking Chairs, Chidren's Chairs Hamper anI
Clothes Baskets; Ladies' Fancy v 0rk Baskets.
mIhlO MACKENZIE q WILSON.
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-.HEHIFFI,S SALE.
I'll DAY OF NAV ISL

p virtue OF execution directed from the Oh
- Gerry Nashville, its November term, 1856,
faysr of C. d. 3en, Clerk and Master, W. c. Tindel
Eu- ---.L- 1 Lda-. VIII.
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New Goods,

NNe have iT0m beTen's Nn,eW York hnt
w assOFtments Of
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES
containing the handsomest that have ever beeI
brought to ths city. Also Go CaTts-belieopedes,
mrhIO MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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I'D. ". RUSSELL.

Drane & Hale, CincinHati: Graf, Bennett & Co, Pitts
burg; Crane, Breed Co Cincinnati; Q. Ihmssn q Co.
Pittsburgh; Barrett, Cincinnau Smith. Guthrie & Co,
La; g McComas, Cincinnati HOussman smith, St.
Louis; and Merchants of Nashville generally.
&TOrders handed for Pitsburg Cincin natl Louisville
st. Louis manufactured articles will be promptly des
Matched. lfebI9-u
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PERSONAL.

80. Hon. VIM. P. Preston, who had his leg
broken during the late sleighing season, is
recovering.
-. Thomas Jennings, one of the carriers
OF the Baltimore Patriot, has been robbed of
sloVo, his hard earnings for many years.
80. 1t is stated that w l.. z. Haskell will
shortly start paper in Boston, to be called
the Free Press. IL will be about as !srgs as
the Transcript Of that city
.... Fanny Kemble writes An INDIGNANT lot.
ter to the Milwaukee Sentinel, pitching into
the hotels of that place. One weeks board
cost her ninety-one dollars
80. Mr.. Finney, who had difficulty with
Mr.. Pryor, in Richmond, some time since. has
desired the prosecution instituted against Mr..
z. for an assault, to DO stopped-and accord .
ingly, non pros was entered.
GO. That mysterious trunk" in Philade,
phia, which figures in the Burdell murder
examination, it now turns out, belongs to G..
Glenn PEBBLES, Esq, "a gentleman pretty we'll
known in this city, who left i, there five weeks
ago.
80. The Rev. W. Ii. Charming, who for
some years past has been mi0ister of the Rer-
shaw street church, Liverpool, has received
and accepted an influential call to become the
minister Of u new Unitarian church at Wash.
iDgton.
!. -. The following paragraph from a dis.
etnguished member OF the British Parliament,
ter:
hope you will like Napier. He is clever
and well-disposed-somewba t formal and az I
may make bold to saw sol Boston;an In hi,
manner, but his wife Is very pretty and plea.
SAINT Z" f' "AN
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The 6urdell Murder-Verd:ct Of the INQUEST

The long pending investig by the Cor
oner in the Burdell murder was closed on
Saturday evening. The verde. Of the jury
hands over Mrs. Cunningham and Eckel to
the grand jury as principals in tho murder and
Snodgrass as accessory.
Since the close of the testimony another
witness has appeared, who was willing to testi.
ty that be saw Farrall ON the stoop Of DR. BIS
house on the night Of the mprder-and also
that hs saw the door open with a man stand
Ing in it IN his shirt sleeves
DR. Woodward testified that he had tried n
duplicate Of the dagger purch ased by Snod-
grass IN broadway, on the dead body, and
found the wounds the same in all respects as
on DR. Burdell
The jury considered Helen and Augusta
Cunningham in possession of the facts of the
murder, and that it was the duty of the coro.
nor TO hold them for the future action of the
grand jury. Farrall is also retained as wit.
ness, the city providing for his family.
Anonymous letters have BEEN cont 10 the
coroner threatening his life because of the
course he pursued in the examination. 1t ia
understood that the grand jury will commence
with the case Immediately.
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" The Attention of the puoiic Is re.
spectfully called to the following Notice:
VARNELL'S

FiINIING EIWPORIUH
lust OPENED ON NEW PLANt NO.
- 81 Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts,
Eoith size, s!gn Of tee large Eagle.
HOUSE, SIGN, and FANCY PAINTING OF
every description Will be executed a. reasonable
prices, ard by competent workmen.
am determined to give entire satisfaction 10
ali who will give me trial.
Sign and F ancy Work ten per entcheaper than
the old standard prtee
Tn Establishment will be open from : a m d,
tc X past O'Clock p. IN and all orders will be
promptly attended TO. .esl l6-dIm
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BAEL.RD,s EXHIBITION.

Corner Of NiHth So. and Losistara apenxs.
DROFEssOR HILL, THE WIZARD OF
L the East, and w ondeTful Magician; MILE
ARMILE, the accomplished ard bHsuttful Vics-
lest Dams use; Gen. TOM LITTLE FINGER
the smallest IA al In the world, will give a Grard
Re form arGe on MONDAY EVENING, Feb.
10th, and every eveoing during the week
Also, On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS, at 3 O'Clock.
D,ors open a. *, comm .nce at O'Clock.
Admission IS cents --CAildIen half price.
feb Il
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sPIRITOF THIS MORNING PRESS.
The Union says of President Pieces Cabi-

SPIRIT OF THIS MOhNING PhESS.
The Union says of President Pieces Cabi-
net
"Ia g few weeks the present administration
will he brought to IA close, and it is esumable
that 40 charge will be made in the cabinet
durirg that time If not, Gen Pierce's cabi-
ne. will have remained in office, says the St
Louis Leader, for the whole term Of four years
without spy change in either of the depart
ments. Every member now holds the position
assigned TO him the day the President assumed
the reius of government 1t is the first in.
stance Of the kind in the history of our govern
nent Gen. Washington's cabinet remained
entire through his first term, with the exception
Of 8 single change in the Post Office Depart
ment, and John Quincy Adams made only one
change during his term, having had two Sac
retaries CT War.
at is a high compliment to the present
able cabinet that il has hung together 50 we'll,
and worked so tremendously for four long
years. Ii is always the desire Of a Chief Mag
istrste that his cabinet should be q amt, and
no one has been mole fortunate in that res ect
than President Pierce"
The Intsliigenesr is devoted to news.
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CONffR ES.SIONAL PROreEn,,

In TIE ssNATE, on Saturday, after We went
to press, the bill making a grant Of land To
tue Territory Of Minnesota. in alternate o..
tions, TO aid in the construction of certain rail
roads in said Territory, was passed
The Senate then went into executive s,s
sion, in which they were engaged until the
hour of adjournment
Noe.-The bill for the construction Of n
wagon road from Fort Kearny, via the South
Pass Of the Rocky Mountains, and Great Salt
Lake Valley, to the eastern portion of Cali.
sornia, &c, appropriates $3.50 900, to be ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-16

BT John F. Ellis, the Piano and Nus
daaisr, has sent Us "Aunie Lawrie Waltz
aew and pretty piece Of music.
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Boarding.

INVASION AND CAPTURE OF WASH.
ington, by 3 Wi liams. Price 81.
Tempest and Sunshine, or Life In Kentucky.
Nick Max for March.
Yanbee Notions for March.
New York Ledger for February 2ist.
HaTpers' Weekly do do 18th.
For saleby E.k. LUNDY,
feb II. No lss Bridge - Seoreeicwp.
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NErIRED PHYSICIAN.

"A sands CT life have nearly run out, discovered
while living IN the East indies, certain cure FOR
Consumption, Bronchitis. Asthma, Cough.
Colds, and 6eneral Debility Wishing 10 20 as
much coed as possible he will send to such Of hls
all cted fellow beings request II, this recire,
with full and picit directions for making II up
and successfully using It. He r.quires each ar
pltcant TO enclose him one shilling three cents TO
re!nrned as post 'ge on tie Recipe, and the re-
mainder to be applied to the payment CT this ad-
vertlsernent. Address DR.. H. JAMES, Jersey
City, N. feb l6-lm
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gcSWHAT WE WANT TIE PEOFLE
M To KNOW no USES FURN.
ISHED We want uousekeepe-s and those
about to commence Housekeeping tn bear in mind
that the FIRST, second, third aud fourth rooms of
cur large and spacious warehouse are filed to
their utmost capacity with every description OF
CABINET FURNITURE and House furnish
Ing Goods generally, to which we respectfully
Invite the attention OF those In want OF bargains
Houses furnished throughout with every article
In the house Keeping line VERY CHEAP FOR CASH,
or TO punctus dealers az the usual credit Call at
toe RousKKERPER's EMPORIUM" and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is-
A" Qxiek sales and small proft,n
BONTZ &c COOMBS.
dec 1-3m 7ta street, between and K
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Observation-Disclosures

e SEXHIBlTION.- YOUTH HON
S~A Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Protestant Church. 9th street, between Z and r.
will give an EXHIBITION in the Church on
THURSDAY EVENING, the 18th inst, com.
menciag at7t2 O'Clock
The exercises will be Of very entertaining
CHARACTER, consisting Of Recitations, UicIog ues
Solos, Duets and Choruses by the children
Admission, % cents for Sdults-l2X cents for
cHliafen i'hoer IL years OF age feb I6-at
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E(uWEiNG SAK,ODN F0S sALE.-THE
- Bowling Saloon on ID street. he- L.
tween tween eth > end ne. sih, VIII be sold ataNiII
make money. Apply at once. feb lo-tcit
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Proceedings Of To-Day

In THE SENATE, to-day, the credentials Of
Senator Gwin, Of California, (who was quail
Ged,) were presented also the credentials Of
Hamlin, Of Maine.
In THE HOUSE, under suspension of the
rules, sundry river and harbor bills OF the
Senate, and also certain adverse reports were
reported from the Committee on Commerce,
and referred to the Committee Of tie Whole
on the State Of the Union.
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pended as follows: $500, 900 for a wagon road
from Fort Kearny, in Nebraska, via the South
Pass of the Rocky Mountains, to the eastern
boundary Of California-this road is to connect
with and form an extension of the road already
already authorized from Fort Ridgely TO the
South Pass; $500 900 for a wagon road from
FL Paso to Fort Yuma. at the mouth of the
ella river and $50, 900 for like road from
Fort Defiance, in New Mexico, to the Colora-
do, near the mouth Of the Mohava river
In THE House, resolution was reported
from the Committee of Elections authorizing
the Clerk Of the House to pay to r. S. B.
Clark, Of Iowa, who contested the seat of Mr..
Hall, mileage and per diem from the first day
Of the first session Of the present Congress. to
the 9th day Of May last which, after being
discussed, was passed over.
Senate bill providing for the regular trans
mission of the mail On route No. 6,842 was
passed.
They then went into Committee Of the
Whole (Mr. II Marshall of Ky. in the chair
and took up the Tariff bill; aud speeches were
made by Messrs. Smith of Va Garnett and
Horton Of Ohio.
The Committee then rose. and the House ad-
journed.
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s~sArI3NAL INAUGURATION

COMMITTEES OF INVITATION
Hon X Thompson, Major w N w Russell,
Hon George E pugh, RI Nevin,
Hon Clancy ZONES, DIV Mabon,
Hon Faulkner, A y Stoughlon,
Hon Jno Phelps. Chas w " elsh
Tue Subscribers to the National Inauguration
Bali are requested to lesvs at The Saior cry store
OF VIM + Bayly, No 279 Pennsylvania avenue,
tee names and places Of residence Of the ladies
their families for whom cards OF iEvitstion are de-
sired, OF transmit them throue the post otGce TO
Major VIM. w RUSSELL, Chairman OF the Gem
miitee.
A subscription book may I've fourd at the store
OF Mr.. BayIy. WM w RUSSELL,
jan 30-dd Chairman.
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GS REWARD LOST, ON SATURDAY,
VIZ Inc TN Instant, small DOG
answers to the name or Fanny, coloredAH&
blacf ana tan like terrier Whoever VIII TetC rll
her 70 tie residence II the advertiser No 8
Louisiana avenue shall receive The above reward
feb II-3t
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WANTED by A MARRIED MAN, WHO
W has no family, Situation as Market g ar6s
ner Good recommen ,stiors given. Address
'George,p Box No 8. Star OEce Ire
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Wants.

WANTED "A COOK AND CHAMBER.
w maid to serve IN q small family satisfst
tory recommendations required Apply at this
SASo. ltS
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Gin hkWARD.-STRAYE OK Stolen
~ on tie 9Th instant, Dark BAY A.
HORSE, with three white feet and ny
small white star In h;s face The bove rewafd
will he given to any one who viii return him 10
}. F MORGAN,
ieo 1871" 64 Maryland avenue.
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OYSTERS IN fHE SHE'LL,
ORE THOUSAND DOLLARS.

SPANISH AND MEXICAN COIN, Six,
~ Twelve, Twenty Five, Fifty, and One Dollar
pieces VIII be received Il full value for Dry
Goods and Fancy Articles, h ats, Caps, Boots
and hoos, at fair prices. All persons having tie
above money will please cdii at the New Store,
No. 2'6 seventh stree; between NJ ans y streets,
eIst side N. GARkEETSON.
Oh
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me Current Operations OF the Treasury
experimentation Saturday, 18th February,
moro woro of Treasury warrants entered On
The books Of ths Department
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY AN INDUS
tlops Woman to Cook, Wash. and Iron.
SeAA a. so street. feb 10 2ts