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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NTIsuING 10 make other Investments, propose 70 se
w all our Res Estate in Davidson county, ~ otloSs
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCES
situated the Franklin Turnpike, within half mile Of the ciy
and opposite the residence o' the late Joseph W. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This Is perhaps The commanding theviciny Of Mash
vie and most desirable country residence house will
sold with II Is Of land purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
the Sim Tract, situated Smith Turnpike od
Lebanon road within hree miles Nashville containing 800
acres The soil is good, IL well wafsd and mbere and can
bedvided into small tracts OF twenty acres and UPWARDS
which admirably sdapted for country residences market gar
denG and dairy tSrus. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road, occupied br c. Mc(ampbel and formerly
owned by Thos Harding, containing 25e acres This
place well known a. TO need further description
also divided suit purchasers T. McCapbe will show
tbese plares TO any one who will call.
property will be sold reasonable terms and
on credit Of one, two, three and four years
Apply A. V. S. Lindsey, Nashville either Of the IN
derSignde, THOS. c. McCAMPBELI,
Six miles IRON Nashville
J. J.A.MCCAMPBELL,
mh3l Nashville
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lust PEN ID /.
"A Union SIreeI,

"A Union StreeIs "a
uR Spring and Summer Fashions together with choice
assortment French Cots, Casmeres, Nestings, &C,
- ste uportrions which v be made up IN our uA supe
- styie and 10 which respectfully nyle attention
uo' ''s-N' J @ HARVEY 4 co.
B-AIvays hand select assortment Of fuTni.1ihs
goods.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

YFNHE undersigned Tecevng his stock Of Fall and Win
ter Goods for Gentlemens Wear, Of all the styles
Also choice lot Of Furnishing Goods which he invites the
atteotisn OF his customers and the public generally.
SAM PRICHITT,
81 College street.
B.--Scolts Fashiops for leGO aLd 81. aug2Q-Im.
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RENEWABLE AT PLKAsHRH.
One Square, sSo-EAch additional Square, slO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE HEEKLT.
oEE DOLLAR Square for The h and RBrE cEE for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily Weekly will
be charged the full daily with half the weekly
added.
Transient Advertisements .sst be paid for at tie siGs Of
iaSeFfi0a
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MCLEAN a OLIVIER,
COMMISSION ARD F0RWARDL6G MERCHANTS
49COmmOu street, New Orleans.
Land for Sale.

VT application be made, in shOrt time, will sell en- accom-
1 modaing terms, OrTy Acres OF Land three miles
rom the CORPORATION limits MIL Creek opposite Maj COTS
h s one Of beautiful locations in Davidson
ltout land timber the balance in cutiva
% There are on thepreuises comfortable cabins and fine
ouBg orchard Apply MAJ GoTT the plsce to my
- ~ nsrtieulars CHAS. <. n INSTON.
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wholesome Bread!
THE ST. cLogP HoTEa1s;ENLAKGE LIZ

yHVHE WHAT CHEER YEAST CAKES make The sWeeest and
\ most wholesome bFeAd-neVer fail to Fiss.
PWe just received large lot fresh rom New York
flIvla-tf MACKENZIE 4 MINcHIN.
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THE EX.A MINER
Is PUsLIsHKD
GALLATIN, TENNESSEE,

U5FoR FIVE DoLLAhs If you desire to spead
larger will publish your Card in Directory STYLE
given below, and in choice position columns for one
yeAz, for FIVE DOLLARS, ADVANCE.
Sample;
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ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
: = AND
BEFEKoLENT INSTITUTION Ms
Is
DOCTOR A. w. MESECK's

Mediea1 DisPensaryan and Consulting Rooms
for ths Treatment Of General and Private Diseases
On Deaaerlck Streets Nashville. Tenn.
TTNHR DOCTOR is regular graduetsa pb,cia and an ola
ptaeoner from the old country heng already fifteen
s-rs "a with lis fame established for exaord nary
IN me treatment Of desperate cass be espise to expose
- OF . hunbug the public with sctitous trashy
In private diseases the Doctor has never failed yet TO cure
S-s oespeete cases OF & years standing after they had
n ee without success and given by nine other Phys
cans credible gentlemen testify these assertions
onP practice in large capital les and hose Of the old
-na tnls eountry made him familiar these diseases.
The Doctor with ths American French and
angoages and always ready hs advise and
tasez Ea poenesS. conscentiousness and discreet
PERSONS al distance have his adj and medicines by
soang him through letters incosing IS to Post
BOX NO 6 Quacks charge Oaly postage stamps
only % pocket the money they trouble themselves fur
~ His family residence North Market street
puRl0-d6vcm
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Gbs 9asbbiIIs dnion srA 9nlsritan.
DaIIY IS; TrI-weekIy IS; weekly g.
Iates OF Advertising.

TEs LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IN TIE DAILY.
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The Fall Style of Gentlemen's Hats

The Fall Style Of Gentlemen's Hats
TO-DAY At
WATERFIELD q WALKERS.
TENH0SE who have been waiting for tie New FaShons OF
Hats be supplied with all the popular styles oy
calling at WKLTKRBKLD WALKERs Their assortment IS iuh
and complete unsurpassed By any house In the trade
WATERFIELD 4 WALkEk-
FRENCH SOFT HATS
WArERFEn WALKER complete assortment o. uess
desirable Hats, the popular eoors for the season.
cases more Of those Paris Otter Hats direct Is2 ~
tom House HATEhFAAAO = ~
ORDERED HATS
All Hats ordered during week viii Be ready Tor deVey
s.fnrdav eveniDR. No Hats delivered on sunday.
S0'uu~S evening" WATERFIELD 4 WALKER,
aug25 90 1DHe o40A'''
POLITICAL TEXT BOOK FOR 1860,
comprsipg brief Of Presidential nominations and elec
;1e rIudng the National Platforms Jet adopted.
so history struggles respecting Slavery in the Terrific
Of Of Congress the freedom Of the Public
Ts with the notable speeches Letters Returns Of
N Presidential elections since 1896
For sale in Nashville BY JOHN YORK CO.,
ssp1 SO Union street.
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ORDERED HATS.
poTITTCAL TEXT BOOK FOB 1860,
THE WONDER OF THE Age

BLAKELY,S RHEUmATIC LINImENT
AND
ANODYNE EMBROCATION.
Also, His Liver Alternative and Tonic PHI.
FHNHls magnun Lnimentun ArtcuAr, synovia and
museular Rhem2s1, Neuras and other pains almost n
stanty requiring in only three applications
II acts powerfully the abBorbents, and eliminating
The morbid humors from the system. 1t dscutient
we'll as an Snodyne, res3ving t1mors short tine In Sur
gerry Is destined to take place supplantng
the harshness Of the Knife
The Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill
Il excellent Pill in all diseases Of the Liver, Bry derare
ments. and in all cases In which cethzc Is indicated acueg
cathartc Alternative Tonic, and deobstruent secorang
the dose.
These invaluable Medicines sold By
RAINS 4 Brown, Nashville, Tennessee.
DR. J. McDARMOTT, MurifseaooFo, 40,
pkKRY 4 EVANS, Shelbyviile, aoi
POfE HELM, Columbia. 90
WARD 4 McCLzEEAsD, Memphis. 90
HERrY ( HALL. Miiledgsvis, Georgia
RaKHR 4 EcHOLs, Rome. aoS
LEaRANo BLoUHr 4 Hale, Montgomery, Alabama
A.A. MccARTEEr Decatur doi
Ard Nv Dru00i=ta and Merchants generally
BLAKRLY 4 WOODS, PropFistors.
.rrQv-6t tw uIianI 81 TullAhoma, Tenn
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manny's C0mbIned BeapeF and
Mower.

manny's C0mbIned Reaper and
r Mower.
WITH WOODS HMPROVEmENT..s ..srhi.
Wv eeebraed dAehne eccved the st premium OF 6raro
SOLD MEDA the beStcOnbned Reang and Moving Machine
. me great United States Agricultural Fair, held at Louisville
ny In September, le57 The trial on near syracuse New
York IN July, where all the pal Machines IN the United
states we're thoroughly t The committee made tner
through Marshal P Wilder Predent United States
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
also received the best Reaper and a. the be
HOVER before separate appointed BY the Pre
dent OF the Davidson County Agricultural Society," a. NASHVILLE
In July, 1857 Of the machines now In use IN Tenn
Numerous other and awards gwen this Ms0npf
during the last season, every Machine in America
The above machines for sale BY the undersigoed
d. p. oHRATHAM
General Agent for the State.
FTsHER. WH1ELES a 90
fshzT-d&wS NAahsils. Tee
DO YOU WANT
To ADVERTISE
YOUR RCSINESSl
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N the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will
running 22d day Of July, IN close eonnscon with
the Express Trains fe Southern lines via chareson
and savannah and continue curing the business
Through tine from New York, eight days.
AIulys2-tf E. ". COLE, Superintendent
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COEIE Ar LAsT.

a JEN "a. Z N .,
No. IA, Market street,
GTAs Just received so Bales Hay, so Bales Fodder 200
Bags Oats, 500 Bags Bran. 100 Bags Meal
Nashgille, septsnher z, 1850
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STTiz ETTHSISHTS15 n ~ me AND FANCY GOODS.

VUTE are daily receiving additions to alIeady full supply
w OF EaIIa and Winter Goods. WehaVe ali the
latest and Collars, Stocks Crava and Ties
We have quantity Of Gloves Garnte Robes suspnders,
qualities Of Hosiery, both for lades and gentlemen.
Our OF Underwear is complete, embracing all the
fabrics Wooen suitable for the approaching
season The goods will sold correspondngy low
with the short crop J H. MoGILI,
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Date.
Wines,
The schedule which the bidder eneloes must be pasted his
oder and each CT them signed by him. Opposite in
the schedule the Price be tie carried the
aggregate footed for each class and amount likewise written
in words.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The undersigned Of --4in the State Of
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Mississippi River cotton Plantation
for sale.
TENHE Cypress Bend Plantation in Chico. county, Arkansas
Of the very Cotton Plantations the mississippi
river offered for sale the extremely low price OF S65
900 1t has all the improvements and machinery required
for eighty hands, An1 1000 Of land cults&ton
bearing Of unsurpassed cottoand There are $40
altogether in the tract, and but is arabic Pro
cted this place by frsnt levees overOws i'm
possible and upon examination il wall found the cheapes
place the river.
Refer to LINDSEY, Nashville Tenn the premises
to II. Il. A. c. WELLB0kN.
iuIygT-till Novl5'6
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--, hereby guaranty that in the foregoing bid sf
for Of the classes herein named be accepted, he
they will vhnten days after the receipt Of the
the post Office named navy agent designated
tract for the same, with good and sufficient surees
said - shall fail to enter into contract aforesaid,
guaranty make good the difference between the offer Of the
said -- and that which may be accepted
Signatures Of two gusrantOrs- G. D.
Eff.
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TO ADVERTISE
YOUR BUSINESS
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L.. \. LAuES. HFSsiEv.
) y,g sLANTER, PHILLIPS q CO..
EBOLESzLE sROoKRs. o0KRzS1OE KERcRAszS
tAD nrAiEzs

NEyE are in receipt Of heavy stock Of GROCERIES, Ii
Wv QU0RS &c, comprising ane varied assot
snt Of sverhnr ugslly e in our line, TO vhh We re-
specially invite the attention Of fhe trade.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOrELS

WILL ARDS HOTEL.-W 8 Priteh.rd. low.
II b A;ex Andsr. DC Marsh, NY;J ispe
P,hen., DO Jarvis. n News a do HHsWSaen; NY;
( Nm M L, We ny; Or A Garnett: lisa; sSiu qo
Nor head, Pa; NJ Strakssch, NY S"s " w " )
s ,S.. dt19shteT: N.Y. Mr Peiklns. DC; r w Raw,
s,, s Mas. s;oEs E HS: and l sSSr
SsEgsion and lady, q; II w.seFmsn,. d do: 4
MWG asayy a. ana lady, NY; s Hoxsie, Ps; g w
M NAFinG,NAI. HOTEL w Brown, G Wall,
P s.Tl, Va; Srssd9n. "; s Collins. Va; r
IsarneG. Md: Ba aushs; F F, JShn Niaho
NJ; Or HsIrisoe All Isdy J> Blsdlors M nns:
Tnrnr IT. Va H HGTc, % ana lady Mass;
lsGy Nils. Harrison s an. Mi .a! Va as, ifpp and
I'D ally. Miss Stp.e.MIss auford pa n on .
W " LIB Ooa'on, Ark P John.o:,- G lynch,
gins NC; TwHrbey, Nh; ] Mo1-is pr D., 4 MMiS s
De-. 9 Biddle, ] Hunford, NY; w Clarke, Iowa: r
Browns HOTEL. J Finley, ia. ! ss.,,
&c BT'T yna. B Bas k,ns; Mass; X Jones' Pa;
33si1sttIvs w p C.mpL.Ii. d SN: K Otsi Si V ~.
N Co,aoc, No; G Litcl enb re. N X Mott Ga.
] Wi'son n = r y2ohnston; NJ; I Wheatley, X, n;
Eu ton, Tex 'hoefiih ana lady, Cal; L H
nKKlRssw,,"p HoUsE-JL.v,, G. w sou..
Bs ' non Il M SS.i MstrsstsI Ore Bs%-
~: BsT,um: Mn &c We Are: Ml,sF cfs2d.,
WASHINGTON HOUsE.-R .
soTTrsss y; Dr. wsTster Ca. opk rt nSos
D.; y Booze Pa RAJ Gowland,
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IL The Texan papers abound with items con.
corning Indian hostilties The Austin Gazette
contains two columns of accounts of murders and
roooeries by Indians on the frontier One of the
most daring Of these inroads was made upon the
able town at least one hundred miles within the
outer line Of settlements
II The Yacht Wanderer, which sailed from
Boston on Monday for Havana, 1t is understood
VIII De offered for sale on arriving at her destina
uon Her model renders her unfit for profitablv
carrying cargo. and tits highly proba we shall.
slave trade again. " 'D0
:, H few nights since, the dead BODY of a
~ M SIi aoout Ten years old was found on the ice
IN Musician Lake, Michigan She had been
crossing the lake to church, and on her return
nad lost her way and eventually her lie on the
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PR2P66S R AbtF 8oP PFRINIINS TIE BLANKS
UNITED STATES.
OfficE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING
WASHINGTON, fehruary n Iefao

ofFick SUPERINTENDENT Public PRINTING!
WASHINGTON, February n, 1850
ton of the act Of Congress entitled An act ~ nal
CONCENTRATIONS to defay the deficiencies in the
department for the fiscal year ending the soth #
ec Deps1tme In ps1t i tS ths support of the p.t
Scth of June; 1850" approved Fe6ruaTS is isos inc
Az h III Do PkoposALs will be received unt TK.,
Posi- the Gaed States For for tSs use Of
sac per esntmm dedae :, ON ,hs Wal sats
70 Be pad ey ar (or tke prtni,nE Of fKe Erscntfrs
Bisnt. afnts,, a5 which. they propose TO PRINT the
The contractor will be required to execute
Banks to deliver them at such p%pt s and is 20
f9en persons as the Superintendent Of the Pubic
General ,ha DESIGNATE, 70 be spesied in the con
.aes snd sh2ss receipt thereof viii be ne"essary
ssss VII also be reg ured 70 enclose in esch
agents Of the Post Once perar @en ..atns the the
oo1sen.s oi SAD ckase IN be turned to the Ice
are to be envelopod at the Of the oontsao,
Win Stout Wrappers securely tied with tvIEe ard
VII pm they ar. directed TO he sent 10
Bidders Will be required TO fnrrish sati, factor,
evi H oi their ability and skill TO do the work
a2d, TO insure unIf Tmity in the bIds b snk fn,ms
proposals vii be 20 rnished on app ication a. tb,
once And no BID wall lie entertained uSess MADE ~
eIrot conformity therewIth. ~-'e'' '""oe "a
Inc paper on which these blanks are % be pr,p,ad
WILL be o. the contractor from time 10
es ~ may he required, upon ls r.ouIsI,ion r.. &c
S2s. Ior nspoftauon, IN w ashington Cit, or w
Ssx y o,asn,sP2stston does not exec d that from
nseo elsewhere the additional cost and r,st CT,
s h must be borne bY the contractor for print
fIopo.a vi oe addressed 70 JoHx H,
t" 1ps, IA ofnhe Public Printing waseins
ton eno endorsed Proposals for PriI fins RS
.oll TO De published three times q week 1nfii -.
6 6tn Gay OF March Ia the Constitution Eyen,ne
Ssaf, &C states and Union, Washington: r snnhl,e
9eh, Balnmore; PENNSYLVANIA and Areus nj.
oelPhnia; DAY Book. New York, and Post Ra.,nn !
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epsu,a, Franais r. WtIlardf nossl
stAllvorth, James a., A oeent
stanton, Benj., Hyatts. So PcnneylvAnla
Stevens, Thaddeus, SIS b st n, Capitol Hill
Stevens, Isaac l., Private, SOS 18th 81
Stevenson, John W., Private 2SS y %
Stewart, James A, National Hotel
Stewart, VIM, <6 Louisiana sv
Stokes, VIM. B., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, United States Botel
Stratton, John l.. NJ. Willarde', orhoe us "a az
Tappan, Mason W., National Hotel
TAYLOR, NJ, Private. west side 2lst 81, Oct ADO
Thayer, Eli, Willards Hotel
Theaker, Thomas G., Hyatts, $50 Paw
Thomas, James H., 81 / 81
Tompkins, Cydnor b, Washington House
Train, Charles R., Willards' II ote
Irlmble, Carey A, WIZARDS hot.i
Under wood, John w. H., as 9Th st
Vallandigham, Glen. L., S9 70
Vance, Zebulon B., Mrs. Hsrrson's, 81 "a. az
xandsyer, WE, Private, 10 Massschuseps sS
Waldron, Henry, Washington House
Washburn, G. c., Clarendon House, 9Th st q Pa sv
Washburne, Elllhu b., <35 9Th st
Washburn, jr., Israel, Private, Franklin Row, $50
Webster, Edwin H Mrs. Hsrnson's, 81 ra.a v
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tllley's, ~ Missouri av
Whitcley, WIN. g., 5l2 18th ct
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., A -enue House
Winslow, Warren, 30 q st
Wood, John, 500 llth ct
Woodruff, John, WlllardsP Hotel
Woodson, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Browns Hotel
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MEDICINES.
II is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY,
l SINCE ILL,
o L ID A N ID YOU N g..

v'1'-THAr RR R9EGssSk vTEooD's HAIR
Will preserve in5aiiiSis the s,osctA and colo, of
IMAGINABLE age Perfectly. restore tho gray, cover
make u .o and beautiful than any 'n OIL and
sss s free aGae. the
Gie,Eymen, Professional men, and Gentlemen and
Ladies Of al classes, al over the world bear test
Read the following, and Judge:
HIcKoRY GROVE, St. Charles CO.. Mo-. Nov. Is, 81.
PROP o. J. WOoD-Dear Sir: Sometime last summer We
we're induced to use some Of your Hair Restorative and
to SO i'd on. and
been perfectly covered with and called scad
when friend seeing .udeng,, ADVISED us to use your
Kesoraure we did SO with little hope Of success; but
removed the disease entirely, and a new and luIurian
crop of hair started ou and We can say
boy has as heshy scalp and as uIurisnt hair
other child w. therefore, and do hereby,
mend Resoratve perfect remedy for all diseases
GEORGE WHIGGiNBorHAM
SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM.
PROF wooD-D.ar Sir: My hair had, for s.v.r. wears,
been becoming premsturey gray accompanied by harsh
mes. which rendered the constant apple
tive aoout two months ago was IN that condition.;
its natural COLOR and sone.. and u.r.
greatly be preferred those produc. the
or t nars useG as
used a. Hair or for the simple of
refer to me all who entertain any doubt Of its performing all
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 10, 1857.
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dec s. 1857
PROF. WooD-Dear Sir: BY the advice of friend Of
mine, who has been Hair Restorative in
duced try had the fever, last May,
nearly every hair my head Came Now my has
great deal thicker than Nothing bu,
duty and sympathy that fe
are Afflicted as have been would induce give
public of the benefit have received from
Prof Woods HAIR Restorative.
Yours respec ;fuly, A. r. JACOBS
The Restorative put up IN bottles of three Sizes
VIZ: large, medium, and small the small holds hall
q pint and retails for dollar per bottle; the me-
dunn holds at least twenty per cent proper
tlOn than the SINAI retalls for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds a quart, 40 per oent more in
proportion, and retails for S3a bottle.
o. j. WOOD CO., Proprietors, Sl2 Broadway
Isilment,l and III Market street, st. Louis, Mo-
and sold by oil good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ia 5-eOSm
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ALPHABETICAL LIST AID 111D1uoDe
SENATOR'S.

SENATOR'S.
Anthony, H. B., Willards Hotel
BB isfer, VIM, Is 18th st.. betvssn d and
B sas Ti s & venom Hon.: s0a's
RrsSsEnTidss ca rs 81 BET % ,.t NJ s md II In
Bowl BreS11, iet e.. III .ton asi1 Hotei
Cameron, Simon, s5 2. ~, Opposite Wills, wiIlsrd'
GRRs ssnus James 1nSa Brovn'' Hotel SI'.' ~
Clark, Daniel, Washington House
Gny C. e. Ho 5. be. 18th and h st.
SolIsmsr, J. COB Wi it. Is Hsssi ,'' ~ ~
GSIlttsnd1ss, John "a HstiS S HI, Hotel 18th
bSSIi,is ss: SS,sss
Es:;sSass; " Ssis$s a $: sS q; ].
fitzpatrlck, Benjamin, Browns Hotel
E Eo.t. spIoPo2 M W GG,R%!fHR c;.i $50 est
Green, James 8; Crutchetts, an, cor and 9Th sts
sse, JShn P ~ Essios.i o Hossl i''n
HamlIs, Hannibal, Washington House
a tisHapg James Ss Washington S House ~
Hsun, h. r, Browns Hotel
HHs snss1 Ms street. Sss III III, s ssq SIS
Iverson. A., Miss Queens. ~ 9Th ct. bet T. and r
A. Of &
kenneSys AnshSn{ tSs 18th st. sesvse1 ni and I'm
Mallory, s. r., Natio. al Hotel
N siSa 5s' M wet t ho ans
Pearce. James A, Mrs. Irvins's, % ~ Ut
Powell, l.. W.. ass G st. bet I4th and 18th
Pugh, q. r., 40 4Ih st, north of La. av
Rice, II. NJ: Min Row, st, bet J av and LIST Ut
salisbury, W., Mrs. Irving's, q ~ st
Sebastian. VIM. r., DR.. Dunn's, 4S H ct
Seward, VIM. H, 252 F st, bet 18th and hth
sIideIi, John, sla h ct, bet 18th and Isx st
Sumner, c. Mrs Cammack's, liz T, bet 18th 4 18th
Ten Eyck J. c., Mr.. McBlaIr, ls2 st and Pa av
Thompson, John r., 45e 18th At, bet e and F
Toombs. Robt., 24S st, bet 18th and l4th
lrumOuii, l. y man. 45l 9Th ST, bet b and
Wade, b. r, Mis-. Hyatt's, $50 Pa av, bet 9Th It'll
Wilson, Henry, Mr.. Joys, oor 9Th and Pa av
WigfalI. l.. r., Browns Hotel
Wilkinson. ~. 5 Mr.. Soomon's, 49, 9Th Ut
Yulee, David L., 262 st, bet 18th and 18th