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HUNTSV VILE TEL,
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
EENIs House for the accommodation Of the Public
The all large, we'll ventilated and furnished
the best style with and beautiful furniture and carpets
The Public Rooms and Halls are lighted by Gas.
The Ladies' and Gestemans Parors furnished In psn
did and luxurious style, comfortable and inviting.
THE TABLE
shall at all times be supplied with everything good home and
foreign Aford and having my employ good
experienced cooks and table everything shall be pre-
pared and served in the best manner.
THE BAR
furnished with old and excellent Liquors and Wines
prsng all the most popular brands both native and foreign
growth. CONNECTED with this house is splendid
BILLIARD SALOONI
containing three fine tables aodiRg pleasant and heathy
recreation for leisure hour.
Everything in power shall be done to make the guests Ct
the House comfortable.
fsbI5-dln- JOHN P. LEE, Superintendent.
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EyHE undersigned having determined large BOOT
AND DsH0B ESTABLISHMENT, in order to supply far
possible, all persons 10 want Of q goed article
Having my TRnnery and making most Of my heavy
Leather prepared and detsmed Se the lowest
prices ind 1oemen those wishing
encourage Home instead Of Northern MGnufAures particularly
All Heavy Boots ShOcs and Negro BEOganG,
also, - -...-.o
and sboss Of ali sizes and qualities to order
In Orier successful, will cOnne sales
susVey CASH. in eaoAaHOs for Hides, therefore all
ordeS presentation Spend money where
get Il again. JAMES HAMILTON,
No. Q South CollegN street, Nashville,
3 doors {. ON Grooms, Garrett Co.,
tanled&Eln Furniture Ware Rooms
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An nov recsivng my Ea Stock Of Pancforts from The
olicwg Factories, which viii be the largest ever onefe in
tne city steinvsy Sons, n Gae Co. Haynes Brsihers.
aze.on broners W Kauble Co.. Peters and Webb, Light
Bsadbnrry and soebelle Schmidt all Of which will be sold
q 50 AZ aoysnes on cost for cash negotiable psper All ne
siens Blnte Drums Brass INSTRUMENTS bsrgans
" eons ass,i g me- at number 49, JAS. A. McCLUkz-
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CLARK d FULEER'S
Oil.
CLARK, GREGORY Il CO.,
SOLE POPRIEToRs,
CURES


Heaiache, Earache Toohsche, three rinus rheumatism
Coughs Neuralgia Colds, Eryspelss Bronchitis Dyspepsia
Coc Cramps InSmed Eyes, Chronic Sore NJ Sore Throat
Cuts Burns Bruises, sprans, Chspped Hands, Piles Ulcers
DarrhcsA, Bunions Frosted Feet Deafness, Old
Breast, Nipples scad Head Rngwom, letter.
Spider Bites, Dog Bites Rat Bites. The world iS
horses Eyes horses, spAin swinney, Poll Evil
Fsula saddle and harness Calls fresh Wounds swengs
the best remedy apply tender footed horses
oundeTake the feet and hath we'll about the
foot all cutAneous diseases beast.
No remedy in all but show
the virtue Of AMBRosTAL Or in its healing
responsible men, who being
be produced for any cther medicine.
We for maady which the human
family subject but what proclaim suhsasiais
by living witnesses The A1BRosAL On Nashville Pepar
and sold throughout the South and Southwest by all good
druggists general dealers The South justly proud
Dr. CLARK, native TenneeAn, after much labor and
search, has prO5uced really worthy eose, which bound
TO drive out much Of the worthless imported trash with which
he country 10 flooded.
Please call anace, pleasure
and testimonials forth the form
advertisement Of which from Physicians in
hi standing, who using IT in their practice, they state,
with marvellous effects.
wchaeDge the world preduce speedy and eHe
tive in Its healing properties.
T Read evidence virtue Of Clark Puer'G Am
broal OIL evdesce sutheEc and from persons whose
and standing irrproschsbe Read anc be convinced
CLARK, GREGORY & CO.,
Sole PropetOrs Nashville Tenn Depot 2l College street
Nashville, Tenn
For se BY PrOpretOrs, and all Druggists and county
merchants. novle-W6n
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BROADWAY HOUSE

gEVHIs Hot. is situated Broad street, near the Nashville
and Decatur Railrosd depot, convenient also TO the
Steamboat landing conducted BY ". n. HAcxNr,
Tate Of Giles county, he viii he best erdeavors
make the house the Traveller and the Boarder,
prccs to sus the tines Come and try i'll lie will arrange
bis meals make connection with any Of the Rarosd
Trains leaving the city.
=diuAuH
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PROCLAMATION

ISHAM G HARRIS.
eoveruOr of the state of Tennessee.
To al officers Of The Militia and the Sherifs Of az
fhe counties in said Stdte-GREETNG:
0Y virtue Of act OF the General Assembly OF the stare OF
Tennessee passed January 3s 1851 hereby cem-
Snded, forthwith 70 issue wrs Of eleon TO n al yscSn,
, exe in the Militia open and hold elections fer thSt
IN An the places Of holding elections in your respective
Counter after giving notice required by Aw and make due
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my haRd
and caused the great seal Of the State 70 be AfIed At
h The Department Nashville, this 4th day OF Feb
} ruary, A. D., 1861. ,,,,.
~ By the Governor; lsHAm u hbhhAe'
JE.R. RAY. Secretary OF State.
feh5-c&WN
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WIZ n. DInu a, DAVID DlsxuKn, y.n. rAaRAE.
FARRAR, DISMUKES q CO.,
Dealers In all kinds Of
Roots, SHOES, GAIT ERs
TRUNKS. vALIsEs. &c., &C.,
A. b. RObertsOn's Stand.
No. as UOLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE,
Change of Location.

Change of Location.
DEIHG compelled 20 South Of the health OF
Id my family, will be located for the
depot Of Pondexter Little Co., No. 46 Barene New
0rlesns where will be pleased friends and will give
prompt attention to the sale OF all property consigned My
Agents Pate and Jas scruggs, will attend my depot in
Nashville, and negroes that cannot be Nashville by in
srucng them, will be forwarded Ne Hoping,
BY strict part nylN agents.
to merit continuance Of the liberal patron retofoe
tended respectfully solicit the avors IL wing bust
ness in my line, either forNashvle New 0rl~s5s
novlI-d WILL. L. in.
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The UNION AND AMERICAN IL furnished ts subscri-
bers at the following very low rates. Subscriptions
always to be paid in advance.
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Dr-GUTHREis description Of the Edinburgh rag,.ad
schools and their fruits is exceedingly graPhic a.
reported in the London Record:
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A GOOD sscOni hand Buggy and Harness for sale
~ BENZ SHIELDS CO.,
Sjan9-u No. 81 ColleRe street
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DR.. j. J. ABERNATHY,

resident Of Nashville and Offers his eres to the
III citizens Of thecity spe surrounding countrv
Residence, No. 10 High street. Office on sarua Iot
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFAcTOaf
Fassett & Crossman,

10.51 AARKETSZREET. NASHVILLE, ZzHE,
anufacturers and Wheiesale and RotaA
DzkLERs KINDsoF
Ladies and Gents, Travelling franks,
BONNET BOX ES,
VALISESs CARPET RAGS, dkc.s &c.s
nEsTRE call the attention Of all those Of any
thing line, w0lesae retail,l 70 examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere, confident that
sell any other house In the city Our stock Of
our own anuacture and materials and b
All must admit the wisdom Of buying work
made home in preference to buyrg that made at the East e
pressly for jobbing.
We especially invite the attention Of tie Ladisstooss
PATENT Trunk FOR La I Es.
compartments Donnets, Dresses Pa-aso Brushes
and waterproof compartment for sponges, 0s, sc.
All kinds Of Trunks mads order, covered repaired,
rtnotice Give cali at at 81 Market street, two doors
South OF the Square. EASSETT a CROSSmAN
mayl9-dktwly
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In ChancerY Court at GainesbOro.

TTNoBIAs GIBSON VS. james w. Neey and others and Ca
ter y. wheaeld vs James W. Horey Aorsnsm S1 S0n
son otte-s-Judguent Attached bnls-Vr4ss @
December Rules ls5O-on motion OF - 49,
by his solicitor Snd appearing to the atsISeuon o. @
Clerk and Master from allegation In the cross ne
that the defendant, Abraham Johnson,
OF the State Of Tennessee 1t srderc1 tna
made for four the Union ana Aaen
Newspaper published in the city OF Nashyiile requiring o
defendant TO appear before the ChHncey Court a. Ssnero
before the second Monday in February le and eeno
compAinan bill the allegations therein contained viii e
taken confessed the hearing eEpArte
A. 10 TIM. W. II. B0TT5, @. 4 h
Jan24-w4tpr'Gfee 80
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The DAILY publishes very large quantity o
matter, and the TRI-WEEKLY is made up Of two
Daily issues; and the WEEKLY is one of the largest
handsomest, and cheapest sheets printed in the
Union
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For Rent.
STORAGE AND COMMISSION
COMBS G. MARTIN.
Church street., below Post-Ofsse.

VXTR will pay the former price. cents for good
w try Rags. delivered at house, at the Northeast
corner Of the Square VS.. THITEMAG.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.
TVAvING this day suggested to the CLERK OF the County Court
OF Weakly county Tennessee, the insolvency OF e ssa@
Of John Mailing, deceased, therefore All pe1cns hoIohE
claims .zan sid estate hereby notified to he them prop
ery authenticated. the Clerk Aforesaid on or
day July, the claims against the fsd e ~
l66I G. X. HOLMAN, A@EulnSIA'oi'
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TUST received and FOR constantly fine article Of Paa
ID nne Varnjsh Of the quality, quantities suit pur.
chasers. BENZ z SHIELDS & co.
Aso, csnsgnnsnt Of Prunery, Enveops fer sale
trade. iAn23-di D. =. s. & co.
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TPCash In advance In al cases for Cibus
and Annual subscriptions:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

How TENTS MAY BE DRIED.-A member Of
the Rhode Island Second writes from Canr
Brightwood
ihe cold has pinched US ''quite smartIy, " 90
tnat we not only feel the need of warmer
blankets and more of them, but of good fres
also The need of protection against sudden
cold has set the inventive wits Of our Yankee
soldiers to work. A plan was soon hit upon.
Inls Is tne description: A hole is dug in the
center OF the tent two feet in depth and diam
eter' Ihis Is walled with stones laid in soft
clay, and covered at the top with the execution
OF small aperture for the introduction of fneI
for THIS aperture there must be a close fitting
uoor OF cover, which can be opened and closed
al pleasure, Across one side of the tent a trench
Is laid and covered with wood and earth
through which the cold air is conveyed freely
70 the bottom part Of the subterranean fire
place From the top of the same. and across
the opposite side of the tent, another trench is
lald and carefully covered with stone and
eartn' through which all of the smoke and sur
PLus neat IL is carried off This is the whole ma
cnine. lne merits Of il are obvious Itis
universally practicable. 1t can be introduced
easily into any tent of dwelling. The economy
ei lit costs only few hours work for three
or -FOUR men. The convenience of it-beipp
entirely under ground it takes up mono of the
precious room Of our small tents The utiIitv
Oh hIlt dries and warns the earth within and
even even beyond the entire circuit Of the tent, and
thus prevents those damp, cold and unhealthy
exnsiations from the earth which are probably
the chief cause Of the ill health among soldiers
Ihe tents are thus also furnished with a moist
ana genial atmosphere, the heat of which can
oe easily increased so as to meet the exigencies
OF tne coldest part of the season. To realize
tne Importance OF this you must remember the
walls Of our houses are only thin canvssNtbat
Iney are so readily penetrated by cold or heat
or moisture, that the atmosphere within fol-
lows rapidly the changes in the condition of
the atmosphere without Indeed, SO far as this
Is concerned, there is but very little difference
air. " NV 0Pen
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foot nat and firm to the ground, without drop
ping his head, you may conclude be is sound
before and If on running him up hill, he 20
with his hooks regularly together, and not
dragging the toe, nor dropping from the hip,
you may buy him as free from lameness II
ne 60 patteringon the toe, and feeling, let him
not be bought for a sound one
LAMENEss-How DISCOVERED notice
that IN examining a horse for lameness you
may often detect 1t by only looking mt his ears !;
Tor all horses that are lame before drop their
heads when they throw their weight on the
sound leg and those that are lame behind
throw their heads up when the sound log comes
to the ground.
FENCtNe,-N henever horse stands in the
stable fencing, that is with foot out under the
manger, 1t is sign that something exists un-
easy to him, and may give you just reason to
suspect unsoundness.
WIND.-With regard to wind, some horses
naturally possess greater freedom of breathing
tnan others; for instance, horse with large,
open nostrlis, wide gullet, short neck, and
deep, wide chest, has generally superior wind
to one OF the contrary shape. There are two
KINDS OF disease injurious to the wind: one is
an snectlon OF the windpipe, which creates
Whlstilng and roaring the other an affection
OF the lungs which produces broken wind.
fne usual way to discover the first of these
lmpertectlons, Is to 60 up to the animal in the
a stick about him suddenly, or strike him. If
ne groan, he IS roarer. But this method will
not detect mere whistler; the surest way.
therefore, is to gallop the horse with bride
tightly curbed, and at the same time agitate
him as much as possible If he makes a
wheeling noise, er blow with the same kind of
sound as is produced by blowing upon a knife.
placed before ones mouth, he Is not sound in
MS wind. The state of the wind is sometimes
ascertaLned, and with great accuracy, by the
sound OF the cough, and in the following man.
ner Grasp the windpipe at the throat tightly.
and then Immediately let go the held: the
horse is sure to cough If he cough buIJiIy,
thst Is II the cough sounds like the lowing of a
DULL, the disease just mentioned is in exie-
tenee. But this cannot be often done with the
same horse, or It would produce the yery
disease In question. ard is indeed n method So
delicate and dlfcCit ss not to he tried without
express permission IF the owner, nor with il If
you possess any claim to humaaity. IF he
cough short and hacking. the lungs are affect
ed, ana ne Is broken-winded; but if the cough
pc long and shrill, the wind is good Be care
tul to leave bold Of the wind pipe the moment
you have compressed it; for you hold it long,
the horse will cough shrill even if he have i'm.
perfect wind i-
Always gallop horse as we'll as make him
cough horse with the roaring or short cough
should be Immediately rejected
BY making horse cough another ADVANTAGE
arises, VIE, you may discover if he be affected
with q cold In which case, upon COMPRISING
the % Wlnd-pipe, he will cough repeatedly
Horse Tanner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

" Lsuefs rom Europe speak Of the grain
trade Of Great Britain and France in terms which
leave no room to doubt that steady is 10 be
kept open for American breadstuffs and for corn
especially, throughout 1862 To Western farmer,
this is good news, az they are loaded with corn,
which can befurnlshed in uantities only Ii mited
oy the capacity of the railways and canals to
market IL.
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III The Phosphoric Disease, q terrible malady
which ros the bones Of wor men in lucifer match
factories etc, 10 said 70 be curable by the use Of
oichromatss Poussier, a French chemist,
who has invest gated this subject, declares that
tie best fs medy Is bichromate Of ammonia.
III In an advertisement Of the Ordnance De-
padment OF the In the Louisville Courier
published af Nashville and dated Bowling @ teen
IS cents per pound, In Tennessee money, is offered
for saltpeter. 1FJia =.
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IMPORTANT -Marshal Bonifant has given full
authority to Provost Marshal Dodge, to appoint
DePntY United States arshals, In all the precincts
counties and voting Precints Of the State, with
ordes 70 arrest all and every person who shall at
Tempt 10 vote Illegally, to incite treason In any
iorm against the Government. Marshal Bonifant
ieft the city this morning on visit to the lower
counties on oficial business Bali Qippsr
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u most remarkable accident took place re-
Gently In the neighborhood of London A gentle
man was awaiting the arrival Of train at the
station, when a large plank, weieh hing inward
OF hundred weight, was hurled by the violence
OF the wind distance of twelve feet against nim.
throwing him towards the train which at the
moment entered, and by which he was struck,
thrown upon the track, crushed under the wheels
ana 20 severely injured that death soon ensusd.
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CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES.
Il HE Subscriber having made Additions TO hi,
factory, making it now one of the largest. 1xra .
N IN the District, where his facilities S
LIGHT WAGONS of all kinds cannot be sur
passed, and from ms long experience in the busi-
ness, he hopes 20 give general sstIsfsotion,
All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept
on hand.
An REPAIRS neatly done, and sn orderr
Second hand Carriages taken in exoh.n,e for
new ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE
q l8 u corner of EOurtannth And E ia
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The BRITISH EIEET IN NORTHERN WATERS
The squadron on the Halifax station under m.
command OF Rear Admiral Sir A Milne X. C.
b, consists Of tW Wenty effective vessels among
which there are two ID rates four 4th rates. three
otn rates, eight sloops, four gun-vessels and two
gunboats In addition TO these there are several
Iehoers. The squadron 10 manned, in round
500 guns.
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EXECUTION IN UTAH.-The perpetrator Of mur
der In the first degree IN Utah forfeis his life but
he has the choice OF three modes Of dying-by
William Cockroft, who bad been Convicted Of
shooting Mr. Brown. was executed lately by
being shot with the rife -
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IL Until recently no record has been kept of
the number OF seamen lost by falling overheard
IL 10 ascertained that no less than sd lives have
been lost In this way during the past nine months
and the large number elicits the inquiry whether
there may not be some defect In the rigging or
mismanagement on board Of ships to occasion so
large loss Of life by falling overheard
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NOTICE.

g ADAMS, ENPREss CUMPANY-M

ADAhS' EAfhESS "
This Company offers to the public" UneQuaIled
Advantagesn for the Safe and Quick Dispatch Of
Heavy Frelghts. Packages, Valusbles, Money, a O.
&c;, TO all parts of the United states.
Expresses to and from the North and West de-
part from and arrive IN Washington twice daily
Al Expresses are in charge Of tzPsriexeed dnd
HALF" our usual rates.
All Goods for the so-cslled "Confederate state.n
and all Articles Contraband of War" viii be
REFUSED,
Our Expresses leave New York at /, s, and eP,
Pm. WI ~ a. 4"' eNu %"
Expresses Leave Philadelphia at $50 A. NJ and
A. M. ' o"u
Expresses leave Baltimore at % A. NJ. and p.
p. N. arriving Id washington s' Q A. NJ and 5 50
Expresses for al points North and West leave
Washington at 80 4. M and $50 p NJ daily'
special Contracts for large susntitles Of Freight
can be made Oh application to this Df5ce
All Goods called for aud delivered Jro of Extra
charges. E. w PhRS0Ss
Supt Adams Express COMPANY.
Washington, August q, 1851. an Stf
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcg,,

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weaknesses
Arising rom Exc-sses, Habits of Dissipatlou
Early u Discretion or ABUSE.
Attended tcfth the FolIoteing Symptoms:
Ioss of Msmory, DifboultI of RTs. fhIn9
Weak Nerves Trembiinss'
Horror of Disease, wsEsfniaass'
Dlmness o. Vision, Pam in the Baok,
nh Earfa Lassltude OF the Muscular SyStem,
Hot HaGds, FiushinF of the ~ d.
brSHsts oi the skin, EruPtions on the Fsce,
-r, PAIkID CouNTENLNCE.
nese symot ms. II q oged 20 go on, vh.ch this
mecle'ne Invariably removes, coon 10 lows
MPOFENCf, FATUIFF, FPILEPTIC FITS,
In one Of tohiek fLe Pafisns nay EapiTs
Who csn ray thas they are not frequently fol-
loTed ty those "nREFUL DIsEAsEs,
" INSANITY AID CONSUMPTION"
MsnT are aware Cf the cause OF their suferlnf,
BUT NONE WILL coNFEss.
THE RECOR OF TaE INSANE AsYLUMs
And ne Melancholy Dsaths bV CoHsHrsytion,
BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO The TRUTH OF THE
AssBRTIoN.
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Requires the aid OF medicine 20 strengthen and
InvIgorate the System,
which HELNBoLD's EXTRACT BUCuU
iscaviablY does
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE TEE MOST skKPTIc1L,
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TT TO OFFICERS.

TO OFFICERS,
He CAMPAIGN-A Campaiguing WAGON on
the Frussian principle, arranged for sleep q
ing or TO act as an Ambulance in case of IN
Hckness or wounds. with ample room forNN
storss and provisions; light, waterproof and per-
tecty new, having been just huilt to order by one
Oh tne hrst makers In Now York, ID offered for sale
Also, handsome, strong, sound, dark-brovn
H0RSE, either for saddle or harness.
Botn may be seen on Application 10 JAMES
bROWN, at MIR. lryine's Stables, CorcOraDIs
Lane, behind the Cham House, between and
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THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to inform thai,

IHE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to inform their
- patrons ana the pubic generally of be- a.
FALL and WINTER GOODS. M
a, TheY also respectful y invite attention of M
their Army and Navy customers and those -G
requiring Ouf IN that line. 10 their superior ual-
ltles OF swords, Epaaets, Shoulder Straps Belts,
Chareius Hats, Caps. Sashes, and Gold Laoes
constantly on hand, which are warranted az repre-
sented,
whist rendering thanks for the liberal patronage
eI1oyed' they Will endesyOI 10 merit continuance
III, +. J. HEIBERGER &c CO,
CSuooessors to n. F. Loudnn Coz
CITIZEN MILITARY dnd NAVAL TAiLORS,
362 fennsylvania Avenue.