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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

JAMES M'LAUGHLIN 4 CO.,
CsroczssORs TO a. sErKrs)
G rasaissIens Feed & Produce .Mereas1s@s
HAY, OATS, CORN, BRAN AND FEED STuTE'
NO. g SOUzR KARKEz STREET,
NASHvIIIH. TENNESSEE.
jAn3-a
Hungarian Grass seeds,
ono SACKS Hungarian erass SEEDS as, for ssle 9y no
ebs5-a
Potatoes. Potatoes.
TUsT received per steamer Nashville, 100 bArrelsezt ne
sB shamrock Potatoes for sale y CO..
jsnqa-t No Market street
Lard, Lard, Lard,
TUsT received per Nashville, choice lot Of Lar
- In y lbs A''' - JAMES Mel .li lrGhLIN & Co..
jane7-a Ne. Market street:
Flour. Flour, Flour.
TUsT received per steamer Nashville, 900 bags Extra Family
'i0N JAMES MCLAUGHLIN co.,.
jang2-H Nos Market street.
FLOUR. FLOUR.
OOO BAGS Double Extra Family Flour, Superior Whit
0OO just received, sna fcI sals y
marI7-a No. 8 Market street.
HAMS, HAMS.
5000 LBS EHi; ;ii;; = +; 4;
SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
7nOOOL LBS Sides and Shoulders, just received
IO,OOO and JAMES 1It iasf MLAUoL1N fSg 4 co.,
marI7-n No. Market street
BOLTED MEAL.
100 BAGS BOted Meal, in bushe bags for family use
lOO just received and 81 ;slf sale y gyZ7ou1,xsoo
msrl7-n No Market street.
RANAND SHIPSTUFFS.
zoo BAGS Bran and shpsiuGs, just received and for
wv JAMES MLAUGFLIN & CO.,
nsrI7-f No. Market reetts
CORN, CORN.
ZOO BAGS prime ysIOW-and Mixed Corn just received
JAMES MLAUGHL1N & CO,
msrl7-H 10. Market stree
LARD, LARD.
600 KEGS prime leaf Lad, put up for family use in
~ 'O IDS MEs Sii ssSfEIH SEIUsaEaN a8a III 'ss Co.,
merI7-a No. Market street
Hams, Hams.
5000 CHOICE HAMS ss sSsTsa 1Ha % soo' 95s
seed Corn.
SAA SACKS Seed Corn in the Ear, for sale by
OlUb JAMES M'LAUGHLIE co.,
eb5-tf
FRESH MEAL.
TUST received and for sale 100 sacks Fresh Corn Mesby
ID JAS MCLAUGHLIN & co,
jan6-h No South Market streets
HAY, HAY.
ono BALES Timothy and Hungarian Hay, j2st relieved
JAMES MLAUGHLIN & co.
mRrl7-d No. Z Market street,
OATS.
SA0 BUSHELS prime Red Oats, just received and for
JAMES M'LAUGHLINk L CO.,
FLOUR.
20 BBLS Supernne, Extra, Family, and Extra Family,
4PU In store and to arrive per Railroad and River, for
sale commission By ". WATTS co.,
feb20d Nc 5 Broadway
XTRA hne White Blue Neshsnock receiv
Ia ed per Cen Anderson, for sale by
msrI4-H BENZ 2 SHIELDS Il CO.
DIVIDEND.
TTyHE Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance CompOn
Il this day declared semsnnusl dividend OF six don
per share, payable to the stockholders on demand.
A. W. BUTLE R
arI1 L.
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NE w b OK $ /.

Young Mems Christian Association
MeAIlistOr, P; R Bdghswen, 8; P L Eichol, \
W Morrow, Treas HeetnEs every Tuesday night atTk
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NOTICE.
NROM and after the rs day May pFsxs all pas5ns dns
Renewals Of Fire Policies viii uired 70 fy tue pre-
mams IN Cash, the tine Of such renewals. By orrof -four
Directors. A BUTLER, secretary
Tenn Mar. and Fire Insurznce Co
JANIS WALKER, Secretary
spIoI-Im HPAa Csmmsrek>I rnssranee 90.
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o. L " Ann d GU,
1913 SEVENTH STREET,
q? Is 81 One dc or above X. b, Halls,
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The Response TO the Call for Volunteers
Employment for the Troops.
From the ". Y. Herald


A letter from Washington saws that official
information has been received by the President
from which II appears that New York will have
ffy thousand men in arms by the LIST Of June.
Pennsylvania forty thousand. Ohio thirty FIVE
thousand and Indiana, Illinois and Massacbuset It's
Zach about twenty-five thousand, aud the other
states in proportion. The Governors OF Wiscon-
sin, Vermont, and Connecticut have made favor
able responses in addition TO others.
The employment of this immense force will de-
pend mainly upon the course the border slave
States will pursue in reference 10 the secession
issue As matters are situated now. IL is the in
tenflon OF the government 20 use tie 5000 men
called Into service, together with the regular
army, forming an aggregate Of about lOC 600
men, as follows:
First-A corps d'arnree of thirty.fve thousand
men will be collected in and about Washington
for the purpose of defending the 81 at of govern
ment, protecting the military posts, controlling
the Potomac and Chesapeake bay and keeping
open the communication between The North and
the capital Washington will serve for its poiHt
d'GPPHi, while its line Of operations will extend
all along the left bank Of the right shore of The
bay.
Second-A second corps, TWENTY-FIVE thousand
strong, will be formed In and about ST Louis A
portion OF II will be employed in protecting the
Union men and federal property I'm that State from
the violence of secession sympathisers, and the
rest in holding Cairo, at the junction of the Ohio
and mississippi, the most important strate2 ical
point in the West.
Third-Of the remaining forty thousand, five
snousdhu are expected 10 De thrown Into Western
Texas, to form nucleus around which the Union
lists Of that State will gather.
Fourth-Twenty-hve thousand will be EMPLOYED
In demonstration for relief of Fort Pickens and
the recapture Of the other Notifications about Pen
sacola bay
Fifth-Ten thousand men will be kept hover
Ing In steam transports between Charleston and
savannah, to worry the Southerners by necessita-
ting the presence Of large defensive force I'm both
shall offer.
The armory operations will be seconded by
strict blockade of the mouths Of the MisSissi mi
and all the Southern ports Orders for a general
blockade have not, as reported already, been is
sued, bat will ubtleSsly be given as soon as TIE
steam frigates now fitting out will be ready for
sea.
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GEORGETOWN.
Corrsspondence of,,THs Star.

SV'esPo"oeace or 1he Star.
GEbRsErowN, April IS. 1861.
In our letter of Yesterday an error occurred
which, as 1t does injustice To as gallant and pari
etc an officer as any IN our midst we cheeffully
correct. Capt. Jes. Goddard still commands the
Darlington Home Guards; has taken great pains
TO make the company an efficient one, snd is de-
servedly popular VITA his men The item aIlu-
ded to should have read, - Third Lieut. Barbour,
OF the Darlington Bone Guards, has resigned,
snd Mr.. John Burrows was elected to the va
cancy" And We do not intend to reflect on 1t
Bar b0ur, who is said to be a staunch Union man.
ana probably had reasons satisfactory to himself
for the step he took
The Georgetown Mounted Gusrd, we hear at
meeting on Tuesday evening, elected by accla-
nation their popular second lieutenant, Stephen
cough, as captain, vice VIM. Stewart, resigned;
"a Lieut.. Lynn to the LIST lieutenantcy vice Esau
Plckrell, resigned, and private John B. Turton,
OF yonr CITY, to the I'd lieutenantcy, vice Stephen
Cough, promoted.
Our new company, the Potomac Light Guard,
have elected Nj b. Magraw as Sd lieutenant
several new companies are talked Of, but we
cannot yet tell what will come Of 1t.
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The United states Fleet off Charleston Bnr,
as seen by Captain Cracker, of the

NEW YORK April 1.-THE steamer r Cuyler
from savannah, reports having passed a steam
tag with smoke stack gone, of Cape Roman.
oound South. (rhis was probably the yankee -
She spoke the Baltic of Charleston bar the
Captain Of the Baltin stating, in pissng-'swe
take Major Anderson and his command 70 New
York -
The steamer Harriet Lane was seen inside the
bar. A bark rugged steamer was also inside.
probably the Isabel. Captain Crccker reports
that he saw Fort Sumter-that there were no
breaches visible in the walls, though they looked
somewhat battered.
When five miles away he heard firing, which
was, probably, Major Anderson saluting his hap
when leaving the fort.
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STRENGTHEN THE SysryN

.NIgor Is one of tIs card aat elements of health
sickness Is tic oOaseS of its decline, death of
us utter PaTS 't3On. Jhe best means OF impart-
ing yIgor To tho broken down frame and shattered
constitution, which has yet been Invented or DIS
covered, Is prCi'ereC to tie feeble of both sexes
and al ages in tJcSte:teTS C,iebrdted Stomach !St
fsrS. Many who reflect upon the temerity with
winch they have triileh W Ga health in youth and
maturity, isncI that they have gone too far to be
restored. This Isa deluSIOn. Debility, from what
ever cause arising, may he cured; strength IN
Whatever manner 1t may have been wasted, may
pc restored by the Ot this powerful AID health
fn lnvlgOrant For indig esti0n and all its painful
effects, bodily and mental, they are a positive spe-
chic. 1t can be hsG of any druggist an l5-eo8t
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS
~MAYOR'S OFFICE,

~MAYOR'S OFFICE,
uS GEoRGkrowS, b c., April Is, 1861.
All the citizens OF tins town the age of forty-
hve years who are willing to render military ser
wee 70 their country and more particularly to de-
sion OF rebels are 70 enrol their names al this
once. AS soon as a sufficient number have been
enr0ieu 10 CONSTITUTES one or more companies they
Will be assembled to elect their own officers and
10 MAKE such other arrangements as may be neces
sary TO equip themselves for such eervice as NAV
be assigned them by the proper military AUTHORITY
Of the District of Columbia
ap l6-lw HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
TWO DWELLING HOUSES FOR RENT
situated on the west side of F.yette street IN
Georgetown, beng equidistant from the Academy
and college; one heIng at present occupied BY Mrs
Blbb, (which Will lie rented with or without the
furniture0 the other being No. % both having
spacious grounds attached.
Also, for hire, three Servants
X. p. JACKSON,
ap l6-1w No. 1855 Bridge street
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CouaHs;-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and ASthrnntic
AbSf}oHs. Experience having proved that simple
IeInedles often act speedily and certainly when
taken IN tho early STAKES of the disease recon-
should az once be had to " Brotgn's SroachfaI
ITocAeS. or Lnzenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rltstlon OF the Throat BIS slight as by this
Pfecautlnn more serious attack may be efecfually
Vsrdeo Oh Public Speakers aud iStnCsTs will 6nd
thein ehectusl for clearing and etIeng thenIng the
voice. See advert semsnt. de l-iy
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Latest from Charle.tsv

CHARLESTON, April I7.-There 10 nothing OF
local interest uanspiring here to-day. There 10,
however some excitemest in relation 20 Virginia
IL she secedes, II 10 supposed that troops win BE-
sent from Carolina, hut none viii 90 before
Private intelligence ASSERTS that President Davis
Intends to assume command, In person, OF the
operations al Pensacola
The iron battery on Cummings Point 10 being
taken down and the riaed cannon moved TO posts
commanding the channel. The work OF renova.
ting Fort Sumter confines
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The Southern Loan

MONTGOMERY, April 1.-THE city Of Charles-
ton has taken q ESQ ,oc0 Of the loan at par, and
81 200 600 has been paid in. The books are still
open there
New Orleans takes g., zoe, 900 at par, and sub
scripiions are still coming In. AtMoblle $500 000
hold of till to-norrow
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w FISH HOUSE.
2o2 barrels Labrador HERRING, selected,
95 do Bay Island do
95 do Eastport do
50 half bls. extra Roe do
50 bbs. new Magdalene do
100 do St John ALEWlVES.
Daily expected per schooner P. Heilner, and for
sale low from the wharf on or before arrival
Also, 1872 bbs. chO ce Labrador HERRING, on
board of schooner Expedit, due here about the rst
Of next week. Also
go bbls. No. Meremichl ALEWIVES,
100 do No. Clipped HERRING,
leo do No. Boston do
ter Inspection,
50 bbls. No. , MACKEREL, Gloucester lnspec-
ton,
Also, kits and half kits No. MACKEREL and
SALMON.
90 half bbs: Spring HERRING and Labrador
HERRING of superior quality, in store and for
sale at satisfactory prices
HARTLEY BROTHER,
ap lO-2w 80 and 1O1 Water st GEORGETOWN.
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HoMRoPATHIc RENKpIKa

Al Of DR., Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
meopatho Remedies put up expressly for family
IN cases, containing. 20 walls, from sd to SIS
each, with book of full directions. For sale 6y
II. u. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, Wholesale and
retail agent; w A. Fitzgerald, $50 north street;
also by F. Il. Winter, corner Of Massachusetts ave
nqe and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
Hazel, for internal and external lnflammations OF
al KINDS. SOLO cs above. ma9-ly
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Personal.

''--Msrshal Rynders, of New York, was badly
Reilly. Cause: the advocacy Of secession by Ryn-
ders.
49, Edward Learned N Y; J. r. Thomson,
Pa Hon. VIM. l.. Dayton. ". J.; Hon. John e
Ohio; Hon ID. Tyler, Conn, are at willards'.
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- I
DIED,

On the 18th instant. FIVE minutes after u O'Clock
q m, WILLIAM NER, the beloved wife of WIN.
II annlng aged 81 VeGrs, months, and dave,
The friends aud acquaIntancss of TIE family are
requested to attend hsr funeral from the reside CO
sts on Friday afternoon, a:4 O'clock. without fur
Their notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-18

HANBACK,, under Willards Hotel, is serving up
daily, the choicest fish, oysters, and turtle soup
o! The season II there are any epicures in our
city who are longing for something rich an
tempting. let them 20 to Hammack's and the In
wants will be supplied TO the fullest extent A
lunch at Hammacks is worth pilgrimage to
Washington, even In these sauallY tines
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Later from Texas

lNDIANoLA, April Il The Star Of the West was
OF this port on sunday. The Empire City and
Mohawk left on Friday with troops; their desti-
nation is unknown. Six companies Of troops axe
near this point awaiting the arrival OF other con-
mics.
Major Rhett, Of the army, has resigned, and
offers his services to the Southern Confederacy
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REcAPTuRED Last night the convict Hurley,
negro, who escaped from the U. : penitentiafv
last sunday, was recaptured by Mr. Martin, the
proprietor Of the Franklin House. corner of ghth
and ID streets, and Immediately restored to the
custody Of Warden King at the prison
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MARRIED,

At the residence of Mr.. VIM III. Lyles in this
city, on the 10th ins tsnt, by Rev. J. w Cornelius
E6RDINAND l.ILES, to Miss FRANCES
DODSON, both OF Fairfax county, Va.
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DISCHARGE AT THE NAVY YARp.-Yesterda,
six machinists were discharged from the Wash
ington Navy Yard In consequence Of scarcity O
same reason
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Virginia Convention,

RICHMOND, April IL, O'Clock p. m. THE ordi
nance Of secession has not been passed The Con
vention, however, is still In secret session, and
nothing certain Is Known
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From Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, April L. The Cabinet has had
a long session to-day. Ii is probable that l5O o0O
more troops will be called into the field
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-18

NoIIcE.-DistTIct Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be inserted in the BAL IMoRE Sun are received
- and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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james Dolan and Alfred Green, colored drunk
and disorderly; in default Of security and cost.
committed to the wofkbouse for 80 DAYS each
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Arrival Of Msjsr Andersen in New York.
NRw YORK, April Is The steamship Baltic
Having on board Mai Anderson and his men
has been signalled below
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Ch. Fares Champagne.

y R, OLUNIN6EK q GU,
No. :, North Charles street, Baltimore,
Having been appointed Agents for the sale Of the
above brand OF CHAMPAGNE WINE, offer il
Tor sale, relying upon its merits 10 establish here
Southern cities.
Besides obtaining q trst-class Medal at the
French Exhibition Of 1855, Mr.. Fare has been
appointed Purveyor to the Courts of Spain and
Prussia ape eoSm
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FOR RENT-The fine BRICK HOUSE No.
Il 100 West ST., Georgetown, at present occu
pied by the subscriber. II has y rooms, with gas
and water throughout, fine yard, stable 90, and
GRUDER. oc 25-tf
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CousHs-The sudden changer of OH CLIMATE

TO THE AFELICTEp!-ge sure to read the adver-
Gsement Of McLeau's STRENGTHENING Cordial And
Blood Purher. In smother column. IF
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RETURSEp.-Yesterday, an enlisted soldier be-
long ng TO the dragons stationed In this city for
q month past, and who had been missing at roll
call for several DAYS, was taken In the northern
part OF the city and returned to his quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-18

WANTED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE
Persons declining Housekeeping, or having
surplus OF Furniture on hand can Obtain the cash
and fair prices by applying at 500 Seventh st.
no IL BONTZ AZ GRIFFITH
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LOCAL NE w S.

UrTacugh The STAR In printed on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, ia edition
b 30 large to require II to BE- put TO press at an
eaiiy hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
rsut N before y O'Clock m; otherwise they may
no: appear until TIE next day.
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EOR RENT-A three story brick HOUSE, con-
y tanning roOmT, in good order, with gas FIX
lures complete, on II street, between fth and 5th,
Also, two-story brick COTTAGE, with large
yard attached corner Of street north and l4th st.
will be moderate. Apply at 446 Twelfth street,
between q and Ii. no IS-tf
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REPORTED ARREST FOR MURDER-A gentle
man from Baltimore stated Yesterday that he had
killing police sergeant Jordan. This case &C.
CURED during the political riots which occurred
In that city two years or more ago. Mylan was
afterwards In this city, employed hackmsn
Inc Information was given to officers here
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK I'm
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported Obstruction Of Norfolk Hsrbsr-
Ih- Custom Heuse Forced and Arms Seized
A Revenue Cutter Raarde

Revenue Cutter Bearded.
BALTINoKK, April ls.-Capt. Pearson, Of the
Norfolk and Baltimore steamer, which arrived
here this morning, reports that the main entrance
to the inner harbor has been obstucted by order
Of Gov. Letchsr, that small vessels have been
sunken there, and that he was compelled 70 60
over the MATS The object he states is 20 proven,
tie Government vessels from leaving there a,
some DAYS since they were ordered 90 do.
The Norfolk Custom house had also been bro
ken open, and quantity Of guns stored thsre were
taken out
The revenue cutter on that station had been
boarded and the guns seized
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New York Markets

NEw YORK, April 1s.-Flour Sc. better Wheat
steady Corn frmer and unchanged. Whisky
firm at 1qkc
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North Carslinn Affair,

MONTGOMERY, April l7.-Gov. Ellis, Of North
Carolina. telegraphs 10 the Secretary Of War that
he has taken the forts in North Carolina
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By THE notice elsewhere, IL will be seen that a
nesting will be held Tonight at No SD Penn
sylvania, to organize yet another volunteer COM
pany. The organization is being effected by per-
sous well qualified for the duty, and an accepta-
Bile orgt nization will doubtless be perfected
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ARRIVED at Carter's Wharf, foot Of Thirteen-
and-a- half street. schooner Charles 6sskill, Dui-
tsu, philadelphia, with ITO tons Of coal for H !.
Rcchat. .-s-. 60 - - IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-18

THxATER.-Tom Taylor's new comedy, "The
Babes In Wood, /" was a decided hit last night,
more especially the part Of Jeremiah Beetle as
represented by that true son Of Menus Joseph
Jefferson, Esq. Ii will repeated tonight, TO-
gether with tue always attractive burlesque of
" Mazeppa."
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STORE FOR RENT-A large Store-room on
- Pa. aveEue, adjoining our auction rooms, for
and Comm! ssion Merchants, corner Ninth street
and south side Pa. avenue. mar IL
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
-Four handsomely Furnished Rooms, supplied
with gas and water, and convenient to the PateIt
and Post Office Departments, for rent Apply at
1904 Massachusetts avenue, north side, between
4th and 5th sta. ma23
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Immense sacrince
Immense Sacrifice
-.-s Hs- IN .-.s"
GOOD -!
cARPETINo,
OILCLOTHS, MATING,
WINDOW SHADES.
G.. T. SWAMI & CO.,
3d.. SEVENTH STREET. ..s1s
ARE OFFERING
EXTRA IND UCEMENTS

oSo....-
ARE OFFERING
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
IN EE
; ABOVE ARTICLES!
AND wo-LD NAME:
BLACK SILKS 90 cents, worth 81,
FINE FRENCH LAWNS 10 cents, worth ls,
FINE CALICOES 10 cents, worth u,
IL cent COTTONs, 10 cents,
FINE CHALLIES IL cents, worth Is,
FINE LAVELLA CLOTHS, 10 cents, worth Is,
FINE GREY GOODS, 10 cents, worth ls.
Is cents COTTONS, l2h cents.
ALSO,
BOMBAZINES, ALPACCAS,
+ PLAIN DELAINES, STELLA SHAWLS,
LACE POINTS, MANTILLAS,
Z CLoAKS, EMBROIDERED COLLARS.
SETS OF COLLARS AND SLEEVES,
WHITE BRILLIANTS,
PLAIN AND PLAID MUsLINS AND CAM
BRICS,
CURTAIN MUSLINS, IRISH LINENS,
NAPKINS, TABLE DAMAsKS,
SHEETINGS, MARSEILLES QUILTS,
CASSiMERS FOR GENTLEMEN'S AND
BOYS WEAR,
FRENCH CORSETS,
EXTENSION SKIRTS,
KID, SILK, AND THREAD GLOVES,
PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS, AND
BONNETS.
All Of which We will sell at
ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES.
ALSO,
Good CHAMBER CARPETlNG, 20 cents,
Good STAIR CARPErING, IL cents,
Superior WOOL CARPETING, 50 cents.
FLOOR OILCLOTH, 81 cents,
MATTIN6S. 20 cents,
WINDOW SHADES, with Fixtures. } IS cents.
Call early and secure the bargains.
G. T. SWAMI & Co,
373 SEVENTH STREET,
?lS 81 One door above X. b. Halls
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FOR RENT-Qn May LIST, the large and comno-
l. dlouS HOUSE on Louisiana avenue, opposite
the City Hall Square, now occupied by Mr.. Webb
as dwelling and law Office, and adjoining the
house of Mr.. Rlohsrd WaIlach
ma 23-tf FRANCK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-18

RCNNlNG HORSE WANTED-Wanted to
~ purchase, Horse, Is hands high, half-sred,
falr saddle horse, not over years old must run at
least two minute st. Oke enc that leaps well and
Is broken to arms preferred Inquire at this Office
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Resignation Of q Navy Agent.
NORFOLK, April 17.-George Loyal, the Navy
Agent at this port, has resigned
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EOR RENT-h BRICK HOUSE, containing
l. l2rooms, with Potomac water and gas, on I
street, bet~een 18th aad 18th, opposite Frank in
Square. Inquire al WARDER Il STEWAR rs
w God and Coal Office, corner of q and Twelfth
ats. Also, Brick House corner Twelfth and i.
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TRIMMINGS!

TRIMMINGS!
New styles of Lad es' DRESS TRAININGS
and BUTI ONS In every VARIETY, just received at
Mrs. LOVES, 297 Pa. avenue.
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WANTEILRy a respectable young woman, a
w SIT UATION as cook, washer and ironer or
small family. Good reference can be given. Ap-
ply a, No. 3O4 Fourth St., between 6 and HI.
ap 1927