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nISSOLUTION.-The interest Of
- Charles r.. Brown ceases in cur ir11 On and after
This date, r. ~ BAXTER d CO.
Chicago, August =, 1861. dc22::.hez293v
, 1861-12-27
OTR ANNAPOLIS LETTER,

The Burnside Etpcaitiou-Gyaad Rcsiec Of
Force-Lta Of the Regiments aad
Spirit Of the Iroops-Pfospscts and Promises
gJ tie Expedition.
, 1861-12-27
Especial Correspondence Of tho Chicago Tribune
u ~

Especial Correspondence Of tho Chicago Tribune.]
WASHINGTON, December n, 1861.
The Homestead Bill has gone to the piaec
where no dogs bark. 4 few days after the
session commenced, Mr.. Lovejoy reported it,
pure and simple, from the Committee on Agg-
ricu1ture, to which it was referred last SUM-
mer. There seemed to be desire on the part
Of some members to attach o soldiers bounty
to it, and on the part Of others to kill it en-
tirc1y. It was referred to the Committee On
Public Lands. This Was not the place for 1t
TO secure the s1umber which some persons de-
sired to accord 1t, for Mr.. Potter Of Wisconsin
very soon reported it back with an excellent
provision for securing homes to sol
diers or their. widow, and children. The bill
provided that, rs to ordinary settlers, m occu-
patton Of five years and the payment Of ten
dollars should secure patent for 1G0 acres
now held by the Government ut s1.25 per acre,
or eighty acres at $3.50 per acre-
the settler to be the head Of family or twen-
ty~one years Of age, and citizen Of the Uni
ted States. As to soldiers or seamen, 1t
provided that the settler should receive the
patent without the payment Of any money,
and irrespective Of his age, condition or citi-
zenship-this, together with cash
bounty Of $50 for every three months
soldier or seaman, and 800 for every
ono serving more than SIX months,
to be in lieu Of all other claims, such as
bounty land warrants, prize money, etc. The
bill was admirably drawn to cover the rights
of all classes Of settlers IN the public Do
main, and to promote the general welfare.
Nothing can be more foolish than to attempt
to pay our soldiers now with bounty land
warrants, as We did after the Mexican war and
that Of 1912. Six hundred and sixty thousand
warrants issued simultaneously, OF nearly so,
would reduce the market price to $10 pc,
warrant, or even less; so that the money
value would be no compensation. But If the
sn1diar Ehou1i wish tn }ncafa his YFarrant md
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FREEMAN "a "a.

4 1FANUgAcIuRKEs Of Picturs and Looking Glass
VI Frames. Git Aouldngs, Oorrici 1 Venetian
BlinAs Shades, pier ans Lookine slast etc, and
dea.e;iu Artists Materials and Ensr6yingss PaOEIEE
BLOCK Memphis "rs-s1
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Trust Sale

DT Virtue o. three deeds Of trust dated July, Sep
ID iemaer and November lEt Executed 60 me By A. J .
d1utEomery 20 secare certain debts therein specified
VIII proceed 90 fe ier eash to The highest bidder in
front - The ufco VI Horne Ess the city OF Men,
phif the 21ND DAY OF APRIL, 1881, the following
property, via: In the comfy shelby and State of Ten
nessea begihulns ~ stake point the side Of
Ooiefe street or avenue, hundred and thirty
i3E feet southwasdly from the soafh side Of Walker
street. laid down the map Of he city OF Memphis
BY 3. " Rurker; thence eastwardly parallel with
walker Elreri, and aiois the souh line OF let Of i
acres, sold By the said Montgomery 20 the Rev. Mr.
Drana s95 feet 20 stake tie southeast coraer o. the
aid acre lot thence At right aualrs Eiih the east
lde Of the said acre lot % said walker street is2
feet theuce eagardy with The t0uih Of the said
walker street The northeast Of The land sad
said Noute0mery By s. hcze BY bis deed Of Febru-
ary g 1882 thence soufhverdy With the east line Of
said tract the being % trac 10 the north
east corner Of a lot sold By said Moutsonery 70
Alexander, being ~ acres; theEcs Westwardly With
the north boundary the said ~ acres and the north
boundary Of acrss ssid b. said Montgomery j. {.
Devin 70 College streeti fhencc Wit the east side Of
acres near % stark's Female CoeEr, and part Of the
said twenty ncrss sold 20 said MONTGOMERY By 8 Rozel
as ufercsaid. Tie risht q redemption l. expressly
waived. The title Is good, bot ! will sell only a.
trEstee
Should the property not sell tor enough satisfy said
debfs will 81 TIE said time and place. sell for cash
wenfydFe shares dt The stock u The Eempks Bulk
Ing and Loan A. alton conveyed 70 b. said Mont
gomery a. cOllatera sccariu.
mrsi-ln. J. c, euFFigG.
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which would

viii never consent 10 a measure which would
reduce their value 5v one-half.
One word more. Owing to tbs monopoly
which the tariff has conferred upon the North
al the transactions OF the South are hqui'
dated az New York, and there me Englisn
houses have established their great agencies.
It is natural that our public organs should
take their tone Of opinion from these sources
for 10 others are open 10 them; and II y nat
ursl that these authorities should LOOK Win
aversion at the violent aHd sudden acton Of
the South, without duly weighing the long
continued proYocation It has received, because
all their actual arrangements are disturbed oy
t. Hence the southern side OF the question
i In danger Of being misunderstood; but i
may, perhaps, be better appreciated x mr
Lindsay, who tried The other day to persuade
the northernefs to a5ate something * Their
SHINING monopoly. will favor the public with
some idea Of the nature Of the obstacles h'
encountered in the North, and by doing so b
will lay the South as well as the British snip
owners and manufacturers under q great ooif
gstion. JOHN W. COWELL.
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A NEW IDEA FOR RECONSTRUC-
TE0N.


EDrroRs APPEAL: The glOries Of the stars
and stripes are among the things Of the past.
Like other "reminiscences they viii be pleasing
to memory, and thereafter what win
be, will be, as what has been, was.D The dis
lnteerstion Of States is not only a forsgoDe
conclusion but is upon Us, therefore it becomes
important to understand the mOaas opsrandi by
which a reparation Of those broken fragments
can be accomplished. A peaceable separation
OF The Southern States from the Northern, must
Be the desired end, as, indeed, 1t is the only
recognized remedy that can calm the troubled
waters Of the political deep. The indications
Of the times foTsshsdoW this. What is then
to prevent the establishment Of two Confede-
racies, formed, the one on a basis Of non
slavery Constitution, and the other pro-slsv-
prv out of these States. But while this idea is
e&nvassed, some, PsradveHturs a large num-
her, declsre that a rec0Dstruc ion Of the old
Union can be made practicable. Let It be
known that precedent does not vouchsafe a
model, agreeing in character to this frivolous
conjecture, for revolution never was, and per-
haus never will be recorded to have proceeded
backward.
The only plan BY which a reconstruction can
be brought about, is for the Northern States to
ieopariizs and entsngle themselves more Sc
curelT as they have commeaced by the passage
o. such suicidal congressional enactments in
the shape Of Morrill, tariffs and the like, when
the Southern Confederate States becoming firm
snd frmer, will bold out strong inducements
for annexs ton on good character and will
lingness to submission being guaranteed.
Then in consequence Of the wrangling Of dis
content at the North, those States will seek
better government, and application after aP-
plicati0n will be made for admission into the
new CoDfedsracY. In this manner a recon-
struction may be made perfect under a revised
and more harmonious Constitution, and the old
Union, becoming redeemed, regenersted, and
disenthraled, would be new to all intents and
purposes This is the only plan which sug-
gests itself now for a reconstruction Of the
once glorious Union OF American States.
Away, then, with the idea that the seeding
States will return to the old corrupt fold.
Compromises are at an end, and It is not in the
power Of the Lincoln sheppard, nor the sate-
iites revolving around bin through either coun-
sells or strategems, to entics them back OF i'm
pede their progress. This is a settled fact and
as "coming events cast their shadows before" !"
let Us accept the alternative and advise the
peace loving, conservative and philanthropic
men Of the country to siouss from their SUM
bering iethUgy aud "reprobate civil war,
loathe an ALernecine strifA upon pa.try is
sue," sBfendesFof 81 magnsbimous policy
10 s3igst the present unhappy dificdlties, By
peaqeabls termination thereof in a separation
ha1aogeneous to the institutions % each sec
~flou. under two distinct Confederacies. What
say you, Messrs. Editors.
a
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coerrs the confsaerate s-ale.2 a

eoerce the Confederate sates2 Arethey will
ing to submit tkeir own nseks to the impending
woke Mos. earnestly we invoke the advo-
Gates Of delay not to disregard these solemn
siras Of the times. In this matter we know OF
no party; we have no interests but those which
are common with our fellow citizens Of che
South; no desire for anything bu. their welfare
and safety. But when It comes to this, that
we may not receive from New York even a
warning Of danger by telegraph, but It must
be sent bV letter, because the wires are undsI
military surveillance, and when there is thus
disclosed to us the most deliberate prepara-
tion 10 eoerce and subiugate the whole South,
manning and provisioning forts in our own
borders for a years siege, and making ouI
prio epai seaboard towns the base OF opera
tiof st the Southern Confederacy, Is II
not time for the people, II none else viii de-
fend them, TO tRkeltheir salvation into then
own hands %
In an editorial headed ."Forts johnson snc
Caswell," !" the same paper says;
We invoke the people Of North Carolina tc
give heed TO the intelligence N our New YoTi
letter, from a true friend cf tbs South, and on,
OF the most influential men in New York, that
within one week a strong force OF troops vii
be sent to the above forts, prosided with arml
and munitions for years siege. II these
forts tdI luto the DdloS OF tue FEDERAL Gov
ernment, It may cost rivers Of blood and treas.
ure to get them back. Why should the Federai
Government occupy these forts2 Il Il no
sgresd upon By al parties In the South thai
the enis Of justice and peace can be bette
maintained by Withdrawing the United STATE,
troops from the southern forts which they nov
bold, whereas here is movement to garrison
and foriify those which are as yet unoeeu.
pied? VIII toe people OF North Carolina per.
nit this? II tits the best fer the cause d
peace that this movemen. should not be made
then let the North Carolinians themselves oe.
cupy ths forts, TO prevent an occupation BY th,
Federal Government, which can only result II
increasing the complications Of public affairs
and placing North Carolina herself at the fee
Of a military despotism. There is a terrific
responsibility on the beads Of those who per.
nit the abolition Administration to 90 on qui
! etly and systematically matusing its plans fol
the subjugation Of the Southern States. II Il
means peace, why does it not withdraw th'
! troops? Why send more troops, more guns
more munitions Of war? Why occupy fortl
hitherto unoecupied, and man and provision
them for years siege?
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UNION STREET DEPOT,
OF
WfgSEeTgs Produce!
BOILING. RIGGS & CO,
No. @ Union street.

TTAVE 1z hzHd and f9r ssls Izre lots % al Pro
III dule and ar1ceries ccusiEt-1Ecf
1000 bags Irlsl P5iat1es5 30 l-Is- Csusli5
209 sacks onl1us; 100 boxes Chsss-f
500 sacks Corn;
2l0 lr.s- R1rr, various trznl4i
20 resus Wrapping Fargrf
100 llE-u BucEetss
100 lesrs Tubs painted Hll c7farf
90 drIs- WhlFETs 80 t-.s. Lllzf
$50 pieces Power L8lu aaEEllE5
l50 coils E1p-5
leo sseka Fl1ur- $50 tazes siar1E
30 boxes Oysters fresh, pickles. aa1 s2isszi
l5I boxes 5o4ps
100 taEe8 I11a c. al g11lilis5f
Co bales Cotton Ta-us5
2a0 kegs white LezIf
p caro1us i1aiz07
20 bf.s- Domestic wines alI LielarlT
casks Imported Bralir5
n IT'D greet vlre-F % sl-lL Gods. r1atr-15nE Pie
Frllts, Mustarls, Bizekllg, Ea.eEss Grauef ef1cz-
Pepper, CiuEzu1n Stoves, ha1s Arr5.--. PrdErs Ia
bic san "a papers. Cotton Crrlaze. C1auaasrar W rI
B-7ss-s Bottled Liquors. Wax Candles 5f a-l1la cd1rs
etc, etc.
Psraon5 wishing % supply tEzuss-V-s via clolls
Groceries, Eo-'d Do vel. q el a1d ezllus t1s s11z-
uai4
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DRS. J. D. WAsS0N q WM. WkSSOs
NO. 300. DENTISTS. NO. 300.

HAVE Esoved their oGsce 70 corner Of 60.
II UNION AND MAIN SrREsTS
Whers they have ated up and fnrnishedQ Fy+5st-3
rooms suitable for the accommodation Of A4-4J
thDse who may favor them With their confidence and
having u a. located permanently offer heir professional
services in the different branches OF Deutistr pr0mis
ing the p1bic to serve them IN the most bkifu aud
udc0us uanner and in every asonAble warrant
sstisftctlua both as 70 operations performed and
charges Cor tha Further than this we wish 10
hold cut indHcement whatever 70 ensnase the public
or draw thsn 70 oce, ly any exhibition Of Dental
sPeem ems proposious 20 do cheap Dentistry"
sat prizes lew even lower than the very o est "
BY any ohs alton OF facts in any way
whatever. Keither DO wish any to mistake cur
napie (WassOnl for that Of another. the is
plane, and place Of business easily found. Once cser
Of Unien sd Main, No. 800. fe25-d ,twzw
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Armamsns. and Hssnroresmsnss sol

ArBaments ana HcsnfoTceEuents for
North Crogsna and Virginia.
The Richmond Dispaieh Of yesterday pub-
fishes the following letter dated at New York,
March 18Th;
al learn from reliable source that yes
sci is now loading big guns aRd ammunition
for Forts CasweIl and Johnson, in North Car
olins, and that within one week a strong force
OF regular troops viii be sent 10 those points,
10 prevent their seizure BY State authorities.
Il Is further designed by the Government, act
ing under tie advice OF Gen Scott and Gen.
Totten, te garrison. arm, and provision the
forts ia Virginia and North Carolina foF one
wears siege. Norfolk has been determined
upon as the northern poiaf dappHi, or ssaboard
base for further movements against the Cor
federated States Key West win Be the rem
dezVons, from which the naval force will mem
ace the gulf coast. The sbsses for the land
operations have not yet been determined upon,
but It ls confidently supposed that Washington
viii Be ihe Northern point and st. Loas the
seuthUssfsrn. Fort Picksns attracts the pres
eut attention o. tie Cabinet and Gen Scott,
and strong reinforcement viii Be sent there
forthwith"
Are the border States to be used as levers to
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storage andCor

TEE 10 U5l berners" be would say tsles
dee. sad Frsst 0v Tht gish to know Doihl1 q q ,bss
Gepseral storg:s 5ssk 2, g. y SoIb ehhS We s are
oar pTsHises s srs .tssstos l-sgr Government send
1TiS-sa --d eonfsderstss Dot
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Trust sale.


DURsUANT TO the power and authority conferred on
L me Ly the terms OF a trust deed, made TO me By
D. Montgomery, the 2fst day of December 1859 and
recorded r. the Registers Office, IN Book No zs psges
ai2, 2i8 and "a 40 the Sd day u January 1851 10
Ehch deed reference is hereby made partieusfs
will, SATURDAY the 9Th day o, April, ISL at N
@ CEyce sons auction house known as the arcade
the souh side Of Union street. between the hours Of
10 and u 0'co5k. A. NJ have aud expose 70 sale the
following described tract parcel Of land ka0wu and
designated as f0lows to-Wit Being and lying in the
county Shelby and State OF Tennessee and beginning
point or cypress tree with the line Of John Cub
bins marked Ne g. and running east and with CubbiRs'
line forty i've poles aud hueen l5) links 70 a stake
south OF mspls tree marked J. thence north sixty
four (5f) poes and twentyono an links TO stake;
thence east twenty 20 poles % stake and corner Of
thirteen entry BY MeIamorl Carr; thsnse south
forty (40l poles stake thence east Gfty-two (52}
poles 70 stake Themes north forty t0 poles and fifteen
(lE) links, north OF blsck walRut marked " c., 70
Pointers line: thence east twenty three s feet 10 the
west side 81 twenty 70 II alley, and thenee south and
with the lire OF said alley hundred End twenty 90
tWenty-0ue fi2l) poles and fifteen links TO q stake (;
Of beginning, being dfy six acres, more o. less.
Will sell said tract Of land to the highest bidder for
cash. 20 satisfy certain note drawn BY said J. D.
Nontg5mery 10 J. n SAINT The 2sth day OF March or
he5eEb0uts, in the year 1850 for hundred eo-
lars and the cost and expenses Of said sale. All per-
wanting to purchase said lot Of land shsud examine
the titie and be ready then and there 10 pay said
amount Il may bring.
Title believed 70 be good, but will convey only as
trustee.
mr2s-d VS. BRUCE. Trustee.
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A CARD To THE PUBLIC.
COIL! COsHkS ?

HAYE bees engaged In The clsl trade f1r the past
twelve years have h0atst c1s % this market for
ths retail city and steamboat trade sld have earned
from experience the necessity Of HAVING cheaper fuel l
Memphis than has heretofore been furnished s
pie. The necessities Of the rich and lcor alike require
the change proposed and while 90 pretend 90
Euise the fact that intend make Money
not the less true that shall pu1'ic 5suef1ll1r
hsve oa hand large supply OF Green river seal.
Eklch have always furnished 81 price fur below -hal
which be paid PitlsburE coal. The pieces
larEg the ccal biCCEE received from lt
burg, but these grow larger tie mine is pelstratl
and wIIh each shipment 20 me- By spring the Jumps vii
be a. large the largest taken from The PIlt1u pis-
Green river coal eusts less than that rlu the lea
Of The Ohio and theTeiUrs sell % low and not
because it valuable for All purposes ElFa
deemed it useless to obtain ami publish csrfcltea
It's properties FROM those Who Be here IT, L ana
bank checks the lartl1cates want have. how
over larger stock ihan before Of Pilisturg s1a
uhich goes "a market prices would state rl1Ie-
over that those Who buT from pay money o. oi1
sitlzen Of Memphis. All that make g1es into crcHis-
ton here. tskl nJthinE from The c-ly which
did not intend should laT, be DID not nVa
n mpbis coal bed Keep yuur money &C ltms srf
stand by your people which accomplish aT
buying eoal a. ne Blue Ofcs, Jsas-son, az tie
foot Of Poplar street
po1 THOMAS TfWVg
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Free Forwarding.
PRIVATE BONDED WAREHOUSE
AND
Custom House Brokerage.


rHHE undersigned has, with Kessrs. Bingham, Rald
il win & Co, Aassrs. Wilder 4 Gaiie, and Aessrs
hunter & Gammell, formed association for the pur'
pose OF entering the house and storing II
bond in aocordzncs with the revenue laws any good
arriving this pert which may be intrnsted 70 his Gus
tOdy.
He beinr the managing and active partner has bonded
with the approval Of the Secretary Of the Treasury com
mOdious Warehouses, where All Merchandise coming u
tbs port stored atteuiion paid 70 Us pre-
servauou and for It's prompt delivery when ehty hA
been made ct the custom house. At the lowest possible
| tariff charges.
Merch andlse destined to the interior viii be entered
for payment Of duties in bond maJ be required
By the cnnsgnoes All Goods CONSIGNED TO him to b
forwarded viii receive the greatest dispatch al the low
IS. rate Of charge and IN such manner as may be d.
rected II The duties be paid In this port, fund
Hust be provided for that purposei but II 70 be for
wArdeS ia bond, the requisite bonds viii be given
Goods intrustsd % Of UNDERLINED consigned Il
points the interior. will be forwarded BY railroads
other conveyance, As directed tree Of commission.
An experience Of nearly twenty years In the detail
Of custom house business End thorough scquahtanc
with the warehouse laws IN every detail, will enabl
this eepArHeEhp 70 give The greaest dispatch consist
/ ent with the safety Of the revenue.
J CHAS. O. WALDEN,
OhHse In Jlaghorn & Cunningham's Buildings,
mr19-Im Head of Drayion street, Savannah.
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M AN UFACTORY.
Cor. 4 AID Washington SITS.
- An ordi work aad repairing aitanfet
20 % ihe St5r4 &C. fsI-IIai
sOhLFHIEG NEW.
CARPET AND CURTAIN sToRE

CARPET And CURTAIN STORE.
TE7EE undersigned having spoued i'm the Garnet anf
Il Curtain business Is now prepared show 20 liz
friends zcd the public ez-irely sock af carpets
and crrtaiu goOis Velvet. rape-rrv, Brussels super
and common Carpets, Russ Mats. Has-ilzs Con Nat
uuss. etc. SIX, Daulssk, Lace aal cluu1n Curtaias
Tdsselss Loops Bands Pct1re Cords. CaIuics ETC. BUD
and white HsiEni Of didarcut widths. auiit Land
scapss and plain SHADES, Floor Oh Co-hs from 1 -
teet 1s- Fnzis n Lyons sewing G1ctI1es. the 1est
family sewing Iaaelins made for FROM SO tn sI38 ne
best of workmsn hand cut make and lay earps.s
hanE taIus, shzdes5 etc.
u. d. GHOsVENOE
arrf-dawIv Nafr street. Iaera1r g1arr
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MlsttIIantOas.
~ w : Wv y" = ="
DIS. SPIECEL q REINACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS.
AND THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer. operators
IN THE woRLDi
Eight Years i'm memphis.
Ell Years in RIemphis.

TNFeRH The public in general that they are prepared
20 treat ell diseases but eapee ally those which
pruauuncsd incurable and seiled chronic.
Their treatment OF Cancers Il Without any rival, be-
cause they will be expelled from the system with al
their roots and bers sniy BY utioDSl treatment
without eauatica and without tha knife
They aso treat VITA auccess according 70 the most I'M
rrored science Of madiciu6 in Elrope Eheumatism,
Neuralgia, Gou OphthEnla, flstula in Ans, serefua,
sypbiiis, DyspepsiA Chr9ue Dysentery Torpid Liver,
Gravel Pits TapsWcrm Piles, Dropy, Diseasssc cf the
SKIN Bronchitis Consumption, all diseases e she Eys
aud Ezr and give particular attention 10 all Female
C0Inpi Ants esperiAiy these Of the womb.
Eegroes who are afflicted With any Of the above
diseases will Be cured and ana Eosd beard End
Wills rndeT treauhsnt al the dsciors in
hrmary.
Ths doctors cali sttsnton Ct patience Al distance,
that II they prepared 70 csniult the doctors per-
ssnaby By writing - hsu with exsct Acount sf al
she symptoms Of The diseass, sdione viii be forWsrisa
~ Consrting ROOM. Ne. szs Main street, between
UEion and aEyoEe streets. Indfmary Uniou street.
Dr O. Spiegel has IN hit thirt3 yeArH prsetiea eF-
sEooess ne has n kis Possession I've tkousEnd
plants hsrbs barks, etc., vhich he rely upon q
sure diseases which arc by the lsost successful a
TONERS pronounced incur4ble
Ue also mAkss Il his espseal practice 70 treat al pr
sAte diseases with the utmost success in snort tine
matter Of how long Standing, nor Of What natnre.
All Dr. spiesel asfs from the aficted is fair trial
then an the referenes he viii give viii be speedy eur
/ sa thsuI.
Thoasands Ct tssiimonisis from the most reiisbis
scurce. hay be a. the doctor once. del3-dn1
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> HEEF HAIR " "a e
mEcHAHIcs' TOOLS, ETC.
STEWART s ALGEE,

Attorneys and CCuHSelOrS at Law,
(0rss at Rzlsish, an in Registers Omcs BaIsingl
Corner OF Court s. Third streets,
nEoEaShj9s Tom
Eg-spec.sI sttent0r 90 Collections Conveyanciuz ang
invest eating Titles etc. dslI-6m
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FAILING OFF IN WAsHrNeToN.-The peo-
pie IN Washington, who anticipated a marked
Improvement in business there after the inau-
guration OF Lincoln, are disappointed. RsHts
on the Avenue have been reduced 20 per cent.
already, and in other parts OF the city houses
cannot be rented at all. The shop-keepers,
who have been accustomed since 1S0Q to the
lavish expenditures of southern visitors, are
aghast at the economical habits Of the North
eastern ofice-holders and expectants
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FINE CUSTOM MADE WORK,

CENTS. LADIES MISSES AND cHrLDRExq