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Fighting Alley,

fsI no misnomery n we are TO. judgs.aby the
mount OF that commodity which is developed
inlthat loosslity. Last Saturday night
thb Provost Guard cleaned out \ low groggery
inlthe locality named. belonging 70 !: Buckley
thb proprietor, !. who WAS. absent, came home
jubt drunk Sno6 9nAe' 'bs flksHeBJsasd ut once set
uHon the septinsl for inter fering with his bust.
ndss, and grasping him by the throat, would
hdve done him serious injury had not thepolice
taken Buckley in hand, and striking him n
tekere blow over the head, lsvelIng him TO the
krbund. Several Of Buckley's customers now
.tnterfered, among whom was John Callan, a
MSp .son Of Buckley and a general row ensued.
Tie rngeaders were finally arrested and taken
tdthe seventh ward police station. ,... :,
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lorna, Runlons

c.llosi,c., B.d Nall. ENLARGED Joints, and all dis.
Ssaes OF ths hnan Eset sursd, without pain or loss
Sf blsod, by
Itl DR.sWHITE, SUnoRoN CHIHoPopisr, 'Y,s
A28 Pennsylvsuia Avenue, between AZ and 9th sts +,
| Room No 7, second floor ~ '''
Once hours from II m. TO p. m.
Genteel and sspAFsts spar tnsnt for Ladies'
Ladies' and Gentlemen attended at their residences,
mar 81 ~ n 4 When dsAfedlr 4 % 7 URuIF !
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{ ClLAlns sAoA,ssyin, yrY,S;fD !; STATES

FINLEY BladIR date Rls.stf 81 the U. s.
4 s nd e:ses: .:sss NJ; of sssss .ss'ns e
~ Untsd States, growing n q The present war
]; !; !: ! |; !
tfdctors, and 10 unpe61su tseptS In litigsted
A1es; and prepare written @ SSnnenb when desired
With Non teadeHss A gtdNe Niio my sen6 snem
a1ms, sn'eqlitabls divtsiCn.oi somSisioss Will be
fndisputed Dshahds ~nr bs collected sAd
rSmptly rsmitted for . comnsr,en Of from half
two, and s1d asA Ysr Ssns sRsnfSS On II.
cot Auoted on moderate terms,
BY prompt attention, moderate charges, long ex
sInsS Sna niSSIe o. ne o. aTs
,l!S u Susinsss q The PSP.stIypts they hopss y
iefsrenee may be made to Members Of Congress,
and oYlicers Of the 0overnmeot; and especially BY
Pefmissi0n, TO the Hon. kEisaA wHrTLksxr, firlt
Cdmbtr6iler Of the Treasury.
Adde'S" Messrs. BIGGER 4 SHERMAN, 81
Saes, NS. usy ssrsss, .,sar Treasury ND wa
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osr Sss.sss~->yv IA :,

butte 4 serious stabbing affair occurred In
III easteroust FkhAlna Ahey," On Abe ,Islsnd.
hi which n soldier belonging 10 the Fourth
Pennsylvania cavalry. nansd Ellis Russell, was
sekereiy stabbed In two places In his breast.
II bee niskaA.tfhe 1olettt' ~ 'lnso osono disNl,
tywth VIM. Mangum, alias "Bub Gun," and
J&mes Csllan; In ths UUtw@ sfwAioha kpife
WIS drawn and Russell was stabbed. During
fthe melee James Pumphrsy ran to tho scene,
add WAS arrested witt Mapgum and Callan. In
a1 examination whioh Immediately took place
SSsy SSSss i%ss'fa &S az sI tSR pi;s'! 9 9e PSGs PSGR
adonty found that MangSin, who was dsmss-
cd, was the real oulprit, According TO tho fol
loking ehain VI m row Alter AA,aAum
.bdd inflicted tho stab he ran down the aney
add thru y tho knife into ths ,hoius Of big miss
trbss In the same alloy, who took tho Knife.
bdrtially wiped the b1dod on and- on Mangua's
release returned u TO him. 9he subsequently
SJve information which led to his subsequent
Stest, by Onasers. vesnen and .Gasford. On
Bib examination several Witnesses testified to
seeink Mxngum stab Russell. II was aiAo proved
ttlkt Pun, hrsy WAS not present At the time OF
thb cutting. Mangum was committed.
The wo,uldodman ts at'h bis quaftevs on Gap.
it3l Hill, where every. attention, u, paid him.
Hopes are entertained OF his recovery.
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lfnala Rs bbIsr ooods, y.

| Rubber BLANKETS TOR SOLDIER, Is sash. I'hA al
Rubber lPenchos Ard BlanSs6 oomtlned, seBo
each. m ygHi- ,itt7ltirl raa
India Rubbtr Costa, white and blaok, s2.b0 each.
| India Rubber Leggins, sl per pair.
| And all kinds Rubber 6oods-inoluding Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stoppsrs for Bottles, Door
Mats, undershestfhg fot Beds In notness &c &c. At
7 - - India Rubber Warehouse,
| 30B PehnsylvaniA avenue,
, deo la-ti Bet Ninth and Tenth sts.
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o + f OIAL.l

a. lia. = ;GIHDEPARvnnNI or SrArH,al i,
| ,Hr,.'. 7t'.ji Washington, Jan. '25, 1869. 81
! The Secretary OF Stats will hereafter recsive
members OF Congress on business On Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the arst OF ns4t
month. ..... ..a,o,, ID, .u4i.
uo.v~ WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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"Whitshursf, No. S34 P.nn. Av.nu.,, .

bf Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Frs.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan is the lAtest published, and 10 oon.
Bidered tho best IN e1istea0s. Bee our photo.
grshs In oil sad water oolors. Also p0rArsits of
distinguished Wsn,l Attention Of military men
IN. vi sa&bssaia.W DEG H..
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| H1- We are pleased - eall shs aste nst0n
bf 0st oi,zels and aol iers 10 M AeCllaR Al Gal sr
b2e Seventh street, fosr doqy above p, There 10 no
ftheT place in this city Vherc 90 beautiful Photo
kraphs anf AmbYotypes are taken, and where sO
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

ASThs mcCislian nfh0tSgEaph fnd AM
protyps Gallery, hae Ssysnth street, four doors M
the most pleasips cartes dSvisisI It will be your
loss by not patf6aEipg such perfect establishment
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3D. Photo d II PMS ana mbrotypss Or ali
izes are taken on q ssw pisa only known to the
b, p.s,,o, ,sn, o&s str Gallery $40 Seventh
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There are no better rsmedies than these used by
git, Gout, Dropey, Fevers, ,Dytpepsia, and other
discases prevalent here Delicate Ladies' especially
Df Y He promise, 20 al abstraction and pro mi
relief Vaccine mat er, Of the best and freshest Mud
cofstantly kept on hand, and carefully Inserted
Charges very moderate. app-tf
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LUCAE; ,NEWSs ~
EoAdvsptassrs.

he.sS Tssi thsusaadl sopiss sfdha.1qver
,;cGn arc circulated Among the haauns pOpuia.
Too svery tny, besides thSlArss number served
to regular 'SubaSiibsis 7AavsptsSts wifi tate
NUS As'o'NssI. IIlkta Ci.1s-ttrT
~ Notices Of Msirssgsl. ,RiglhS, and
Deaths,
Occurring in Washington and Ge0rsstown ~ ill
be printed in This paper without Charge m
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y WALL X BARNARD,
.i Auotion,.rs
y GM,SEs = y, ,SyiHLIHTs; Asss,nr,;,..


IbY GNseEN ~ xvi GLIAsss. a utison ,.r.
- PUBLIC SALEOF SAfJ A ABLE;REhLk rs.
r4p. .tsonGrr Jnk Bssr gRbnsErY IL .THt CiIt =.
Ob WEUNtbUNf ~ the lt4h OF April, St 10 O'Clock
In, at the Auction Rooms Of Green Williams,
tiuare 80 part Of ot t. with lrTge fur etory and
basement brick building, cbrntr of rtnnsy ylvkn,a
stcnue and Scoond street lot g. frontSg 81 feet ooi
Stcond st eei; lot :, from ing ~ fef iaches b
street north, tsvo small brick buildings; Iaysrs 4,
lufs 2' and 90, fronting op Third street; slun'e D.
ID 9, fronting on Marylaud avenue, three itame
btildings square 23l lots &, 4, and q square kS4.
Ia ~, fronting on B,trret dnuih square 53s, lots
aSd g. fronting on ID street eight franc houssa: ot
iu same square, 1rentips da:C street; squars 3's.
SPACE, with three story b1ck house and back buitd
it1g slusrr 5i3 lots IS ard ~, fronting on N apd
iburih streets square ;697i 70 lots, frpntitG on
Fbur,h .trect and New Jtrsey avenue; squsfe ),
htlf Of lot ., iroatirg op Twenty seventh street
SQUARE IL, lots apd bsop kt '-t; square ~ fot
elner Of Ncv hsmireifeI ayesae and Is!..r,
ltIarc -, lot y, fronting 50 tccts inshes on SsW
fihmp.re avenue t'Insrs .oeth oflC4 Tots 10 snh H.
o4 Virginia svcnue iqusTy lTs, lots, on y s,rtss
idsi. and irondOs sp twelfth STR ft ana0
iIhcrc viii be rists ,xhiIrtd on the Ssy of sale. :
lrsrin] one fourth cash; ~, balance IN sjght n mi
ANNUAL payments, with insrts, CURED BY deqds OF
~ ,GREEiT h wILLIAEs =,
hpr lid -. Auciione.r-. "
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

b.. DIR. A, ZAPPO IL,
Regular Physician and Professor Of the various
branches Of Science connected with MedIcipc,
Office, No u X street. car he Circle.
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Tut,aro DAya..;I,-n a..
,ALL q BARNARD, Auo,,on..rs,

ny WALL d BARNARD, huctsonse-.
IL South corner Of Pvnr9yiyS ma fye9ue sst Ninth
slrED fE6M fHHEkitSf tSfiRENsSn iusss:;
DkY MORNIN0;i isih ipN aut, at 10 pollock, tws;
" u cell 90 ac6ount or fiS the &uc
barrels I;sansd Willie ssa Yellow sugar, / X.
s': SUa:: si'Ss fosssso. ss% .su.ai.. rouaceo ! 3; Z Z
/; Chests Tea, bpxcs' Candles 2. -
: ksgs MustArd Pepper :, : =
baskets Cbsmpatne, fickied, Salmon
: Entrants, Ycast Pow der, bous Herring 81.
With many Other nr'i ies not her named. and but "
-. WALL X BARNARD; :.
kpll "a 90 .a.-5s p =, Auotiout .rs i.
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

by WALL. d BAIIS ilD. a uot',s, Cor. os
u, Ninth strssl and PENN. Avenue
On MONDAY, the 18th dsy OF April, ls1., ut 4
o'clock p m, by piTlle Of u dlcd OF uus, recorded
ID LiberJ Az, No oa ioiiosi 1856 Il ~, oDs Of tha
lksd records iur WsshinRSou county, ", C., shali
sFu, At tho Auction Rooms oi Wall < Barnard,
CALLED .4 b
T. PLEASANT PLAINs,' .H m.
Situated in the county Of W ashins ton on the Seg.
enth Street road imin' diatrly adjoising The toll
keepers house, at the hrst tolE Egatsg luif"t .n.
Terms made known Oh the day Of rails.
y $500 : U. L. WAND.
| wALLk BARNARD.
mar .g--lawiwSds Auotioneers
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frF rli ~
its . conveniently lrtsnged B.sp pr BxLr, ovn.
taining y metiieated 'compohnd, to be worn around
fAsrs, ahelspSr as dtca; Tias bs, and san bc"wois
titho,4 sn,ury TO the mqft dsiirl person.
| BY this tfeHttuent, int medicins properties cop.
i.ined In the slsD, being q htshy .ipn''aie sag
toldttle naure, and cdJtdW Of being rscHiy Rsn.tl
hrpeh he pores Of ne skin, come into d,rss cr,~yNsih
the BLoop and osssIui ayrt4stcn, w'hou: first rasi
Ing through the process Of digestion, which wOutd
tend, not only TO dftrsct IRON their curative powers
but to impair the snterasi organ and tcsar Ee
digestion alSo-thus Ryoidins ths svs1,cus sf,s,
bfien the result OF srnal rem>die,, and e6ecting
rrfert crr by purifying and SFsa.ing ne cirruiatpn n
k ual aui, and rsspr'v " rar's a6osed M A.apts
bslilt1i This BAsD v Also rsost poterfsl,' ASri,
hEHurxiAL Aorsr.l' and wall sayds rASw hs,Ssy,,
oaSTa S cases sss cured In few dsysshd W. W. ara
constantly receiving u,s4s4ttd isstimonlsE WhsA
W. irviteanspecton at 0N ofce-of thsii efhcs0y ID
hggravsted oascs af Ios9 yts@sns, IuV sui.y i,
Price Two Dollar s3nt ~ NAL mail uMBNntestlpl ~ y
kI,.cs:er'i, i0u the ,i'giSSRai 9t99s sor, ,yt '|B
s & 81 sssssl;'44fsai ss 4si.
- - This Isad mi nSsinsSfisis with the -ciaier.
psues' ~ r"rH u5 h. nsxisr-y r
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ensstfKS H%s; ( s2tH n HnjT AtI'i iHs;r
clHaii Sour y az Eltsif G /, GcGloaS's, Enasii 3
~ d lssz, and paced " . c3use therein depending,
tShraim Isodbird and 9ihsr, Sro deiesdsnis I.Haii
it IL dsy Of My a p in ron. oi the Prem
sEa estste t Of ~hitn ESens Lr EodSfrd was iei1ed
ne ioiosias properly, i a 20 20 seh Is Is .aiSs.sai,
Lot numbered Fix (t) in ,Iaarc numbered s,N hun
fed and one, (toi corner sYuth 0s,rect and Second
Lot pumb.ren three 20, ~ square nun,bcrc,i live
hSirdrcd and ninct nine. taa9J corner oi south r.
street and second str~ct wrsi q u
numbered four indeed and ninety nae, (aS,) II N
its IN youth street, between -Four anda half and
Lot numS.rd as four,eerr y .iu squar. numo.r,d
rtac hundred aud eighty hree. lgs3,) fronting on
fwelnh street cast, ostween nsr'h f-asd north q
And part OF NJ RaEtered thirteen tljp In square
numbered ssx huadSvd and twenty, t62o3 10 wit
The south tsrtysin. ts6, kct front VI said lot.
thirteen, D. sxtsn,iih9 back with that width tho
Orh aud NJ streeis--all Of the plan Of the city Vi
Washington II portion of which property n in
proved
The sale will commence nj part lot IN square Ipa
on south h, between Four, sud q half and Sixth
sl,cc,s, and continue from day to day until ali Is
Term, OF s>e --ons ,lhra cash the 1.s,dus, m.
.hIee equal instalnens Ot sN, Twelve. and eighteen
months the purchaser Hisitgi his notes for The de-
ffIcd pay mens, endorsed the satisfaction oi the
sta trustee aud 6sylps interest t,S from the Say q
al eonScyanSins 3 a. ers Of pu.ehsscr f" 81;
l. s. -s'4jASsNHY LLOYD. I,@tee r,
GREEN WILLIAMS. a.,
| Ian ln--Jtnw Ada | AuCtiDoa I'd
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s;s'. the .:%s: e e. ~s,! Il;
ISOLATION, at Temprasse Hs,l. 2 street, betwe \
s1S os1,s ''ss ss,,. n s:..ss
y ~, sli.r N! a. a X. M,.A.'CR0FFUr,.
tpN-t ~ secs ,r.r'' .BAsrssa<y ". l. A. |.
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

D..By q Ba,Ief,a stnsrt; sc,ive mau
w ~ salssmaA-one ybohsS beeH 10 The business
and can give gSod references Apply 10 johnson 4
NsGle, 2ss PtnpsylyanIa avehte, OF it For Albany
aeH-l
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.rAMUSEMEN II

.--r AMu,SEMEN TH-a,..,., !,
HAsuIsaT0s TmEXTsr. TT--r--
VI: -. III: y st:,.es.f !! r:%s.x,:".e.
c.Ix, kani:,.;.:. ,;:fTs e t.-.s .ls s,..-set
:ssss u; Ssi.s.. e' a.
MSS ;,;ANNE,ftE 'NcE; 4 4
SECOND WIKI 0iSS=4'g on : Il
f1IE GREAT DRAMATIC COMPANY,
PROM THE FRONT STR bon rHEA.sE. i
THIS fMoNpAYIEvEyJSG. ArIu, II1u, 90.
VIII be performed ,hs thrilling play or
MEDEA.
Tul,sDAY-sEcoNp StGiTr OF MISS fNcE..
,Boo-. opeu st o'clek, 70 commence At O'Clock.
9oy book 81 securing scat now oren
EPRD's ATHENAUN-boHs 7. Forp, Pro
1d.ssr ' %sias %sHsser 3o.eph Ma%rdI: '''ss
THIRp'wERH OF
Edwin Forrest.
4 MospAi, A rap. ltrn,
/, EDWIN RREST !
y =, will re;aspear1 ..-
J. * 4 N 9 L o n II. ! /
Edgar. ......... Johu Mccullough
wEDsEspkY, ArRiL lGIH, -
Edwin Forrest as
DAMON, "a SEM TORI
In the great Roman play Of "
Ra1aaon @ncl .Fyth1Ne.
ilWns. .......... 80. John mccullough.
hfrhoLe' "........... ..,...,ibles Atnena.,
TnrRsDAr ,.ArkIL 1Trn,
Edwin Fore will sustain his world renowned
psrsonatloh Of +.
OF 1E ID Il f. q.
'........'....r..,;... 80. John Mccullough
FRpAY, ArRiL lsTm,
EPwiN FORREST In 9 kEAT CHARACTER.
tsox ofTr" "p,n from o tin y o'clock.
kDaisslog. Cirole and PaTquetic, 15 cents;
Sfourcd Sea's,$l; Orchestra and Balcony Seats,
pfisate BsAss, (holdin8 sxlt) $40; Family Circle,
DJor, open at :; Curtain rtsss ats.
trEESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
Gland Bi Ia Of Entertainment will be Presented.
bp1i CHAS. E. FORD, ,Treas'f.
Il - -, . .
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

kJEW GOODS NEW GOODS l-CLoTHING,
~ Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, Of
Northern prices, at No 400 Seventh street, near u
imar 20-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

DOAHDlN G.-One large front room, second floor
ID suitable for genilenan and lady, or fof two zen
at BOO n street, betw-sp Second aSd Third 'S
dp 14-3ts .- $3.50 '-.'' -. ''-' .7 -
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

r. brakes Plantation Bistcrs..-s. r.
isf. x.lse inyisorAss; ssfsssthrn pad psrtAsa
th} 'y,teYi q petEet. aPpsilset, and. ths Aoss
"a }ceabis Ind .retttat .topan IN ihe wprid II u
cobposed of-the celrbSstsd Ga'sSsya Bark, sOo,s,
heibs, and pure S.. Croix rum Partissiariy
sons. old BY all grocers, druggists, hotels and
salpons, - - ..-: r. L. DRAKE h 90, =.
9p1-Sh "-'7s'fr"T 'WS Broadway, N. II
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I OST,-Thursday evening, 10Th inst, about u;
II o'clock, near Browns Hotel, SMALL GOLD
MATCH, with short black cord attached. The
oil q decsssed relative A liberal reward will be
given left st the office fthe National Hotel
Jap il-3ts ......
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

A.sp.eial NStiee e.sO Ot ami amer Tu,sdsy,
Airl 1, 1892 the train, on the Baltimore and Ohio
R$hoad will commence running daily. (suudays
excepted leaving ths Station At 1<p .. m, and
connecting At Washington Junction with Mait
frtin for all paris Of the West ria whe cling Or
Pdrkersburg Through tickets sold and baggage
checked. W r SMITH,
''"' NJ: Of Transportation B.'& o. Il. r.
1p1-dtf tStar alobel
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w Cottage or HOUSE, i4,pishtd, with q garden
Attached, In the ciy Of Washington Or Its immediate
vGinity, for permanent residence, " suited.
Address, stating location, teIns, and convenenccs,
- NJ W. Box ~, post ofhoe Washington . d
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
] ASSEM- q lcs TisA1a t.O MANASSAS.

tl0ee 4aySuPt and director RdilroddS, U. 81 ." "a
a.. Wdshiagton, Aprii3, 1s67
tnii, further notice, passenger train viii be run
onSatur6ay Of each week, from Seventh street and
Maryland avenue TO Manassas, leaving Washington
atP.1o e. m arriving at Manassas at IAN; returning
wti leave Manssss st 2.3o p. m, arriving q Wash
irkton at 8 pm. Fare from Washington TO Manas.
sal and return, 81; and from Alexandria TO Manas.
'P'FT.l D. d. G.lMecALLUM,i
Military Director and supt Railroads, U, S.
% kPr 4-f D",t ,,,.,4s., .r.,n,,
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4 GENTS WAkTED.-TO selt . new and
m novel Patent Article Ia Washington. Ako, 10
tiayel and sell rights. Address " W }" Box a. Gen
e}ul Post Ofioe. .,... mar 20-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-16
DIR, COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DlSPENSARY.

VNE attention OF oitizonn, strangers and othersy
1 ting Nashville requiring metiidai AID is respect
fully called 20 THIS Office, No "A Deaderck atreet, SEQ
ond door between Cherry and the Square.
nr O0tgaAS u an old practitioner 81 nedlclnei nA
almost unlimited experience aud uattefipg hueeeaa
tor many years past ia the treatment Of fNYAfk hls
uAsss has induced him 20 devute his undivided aiten.
tton 10 all diseases .oi tbs nature Many cases Of
DE muat uyettrate character have proi0pty yielded
10 his improved method OF treatment
Primary, Secondary teriiary And Hereditary syph'
ila Hon0rrhua Glea ami al diseases OF the geuita
and URINARY organs, meet whh 40 resistance 10 bic
| rttnldes,
femsle Irregularities aud functional isderaugo
ments OF she Womb, and the disease arising from
| GestAton and M uangcd pArturtion, ..r..
Every case ui ReduCihie Rupture, and 81 pics az
lsuspsus of sac ReCtun, and maat caeea 81 FHtula,
Gao be CURED BY process nearly painiras u elthor
of tie latter cases s undertaken by DE-. Coleman, a
cure Is Invariably ndrranlef, careful examhaiod
always laescnta the nccessafy ndCaHp8 o sadlcii uf
! Gidnrt hy hh Improved method pf operating.
Pers0us o. either sex applying 10 person. " by ellei
fiescribng easel on the nrst symptoms OF cay acute
Npeeiao disease can be cured, 40 most cases ~ nc
] ahortive m0thdd, Ia forty eight hours
/ stfiot oouddrnCe prompt attenbons and modcfae
I eb.rgas y.lN govern Sim with hia patfQaa,
/ - No mercury used in the treatment o. ware
! dtSslsss AZ be believes Cu most caaasl pfoaaeea
I ,.orge dissasa than that lt2 given ~ sure,
Onoo hours from eight 10 Tie morning sih nins %
I the otonu,g AZ
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-16
TERMS PEm SESSION.
.r. PAYABLE NfADyANCE,
For Doarl aud Tuition, 500, $40, s75,. and $50,
Ordiug to the department Of the hdpns
EXTRA CHARGES
GENERAL mncUT.ArroNs.

No deduction viii be made for absehee or with.
drawal, unless ocoasiuned by illness or dismissal
Pupils will be charged from ihe date wh ioh they
enter,
barriers tnnst be provided with six changes Of
clothing suitable for the season, six able-napkins
napkin ring, glass lumber, silver table and tea spoon
kne and fork and all necessary articles for the toilet
TnB UHH0aH is--Mazariue blue dress for winter,
huc gingham for summer dresses for every day,
goods Of tark color; three cOiured under-skirts
Two sunslOnnets, Hats, the style OF the season.
The Academy Will not incur the expense Offurn7h-
ing articles of clothing or pocket money.
Pupils win not he allowed 10 spend pocket money
a. their own discretion. such moneys must he de.
posted with the superior Of the Academy .r
To prevent improler correspondence all letters re-
ce,yed aud subject 20 the perusa Of the Su
perior, though i'm case Is such correspondence pro.
hibited az regards parents or guardians.
Pupils wliuse parents Or guardians reside 10 Nash
yille or vicinity, will yisil their homes but three
times during the scholastic year
TO prevent loss Of time aud interruption of the ex
ercises of the school, visitors vi be received oni
saturdays, from TO 10 A M, and from 20 g, =,
Parents or guardians Wishing "a place their children
or wards Ia the 1nrtituti0n,, will ha reccved aus
dag except sunday, s...
For further particulars application may he made
20 the Mother SUPERIOR of tile Academy, or 90 the 1t
Key. JAMS MHELAN, - r t... r.
An business letters 10 be addressed 10 the Mother
Superior, 81. Cocilhs Academy, Mount Neuion neal
Nashville, Tenn, ..... .s... %. aug20-lm
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x SAINT ECILIA'S
e~s@ - -4agAs
kEMAL.E AGADkM MY
VIZ be opened for he reception Of Pupil
on MoHidy, SPIT gu, 1862.

que SISTERS oF THE ORDER
OF sr nOMINiC, Vel known Ia
this and adjoining States as experisn
oed and conpetent directors Of Female
EDUCATION. respectfully inform thc cti. c
Of Nashville, and the public ia general, that
spurious building recently ereeted enables them to
receive a large number Of pupils.
The Academy Is about mile from the city, and
is situated in one Of the most beautiful aud healthy
locations IN its vicinity 't
fhe ladies Of this msttntion, being especially de-.
voted to the Education Of the young 81 their own sex
will leave nothing uuddne 10 imrart to tho pupils con
adcd totheir thorough Education IN The high.
est sense Of the word. f .0' ts-taH fn-el-7
The religion professed by the ladies Of the Intitu-
lion Is the Catholic, and they will mpari special ~
lgious instruction 70 pupils protesting that faith,
Pupils Of every religious denomiDatiou Will be ad-
mtted, and no undue influence wal b. used to. has
the religious priadpies Of the young ladies; aor wll
any Of them be permitted to embrace the Catholic
faith without the verbal or written conseut oC parents
or guardians Uniformity aud good order, however
require the attendance Of all at morning and evening
prayers, and at the religions exercises on Sunday
The course of study is dyidel into four depart
mepts, each department lfyipg its own. disiincI
course Of studies signed H.
The academic Year viii consist Of two Sessions
the first commencing on the first Monday Of SOFTEN
her, The second on The first Monday Of February
The Academic Year will close with public distrbu
ton Of premiums and honors about tho 20th Of Jun,
OF each year
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Isl AAP NEAR STEVENSON, Ala, I
-f r.T er August IS, 1862.

.r. Is CAlP NEAR STEVENSON, ALA, Z
rr ur' rL August is, 1862,
DEAR NEWS-Many incidents occur In
the couseof working out the new move
ment for the Goyernment--thew working of
contrabands"--W are full Of interest.
Among those who have lately come
within our lines 90 labor and for protec-
tion, was one who CHANGED 20 fall into
the hands OF Col A. d. Straight 2lst
Reg Ind. Vol, by whom he was brought
10 our headquarters,
The alleged contrabahd stated that he
was sixty-three years Of age, and claimed
10 be entirely white although from his
earliest recollection he had been held as
a slaye " "f
M A careful examination OF his person
aud especially bis eyes, nose, lips, hair
and complexion, convinced the entire
company OF officers present that che man
was purely white, a. pure Anglo.Saxbn
/ as ever lived s ' fr1 'IH afa
Ills abiding impression is.that be was
the son 81 poor parents who died when
Ne was very Young, and that be wa.
turned in among the negroes and left Z,
grow up a slave.
lie is bfought ~ this conclusion +, D.,
the fact that several cases. OF that kinC
| have come 70 his knowledge.
His personal appearance Is that Of 1
man Of mucli more than ordinary natu
raj ability, and be impresses one will
the conviction that lac is q faithful an,
honest man lie is entirely illiterats
eappot read a word, and says his nam
Is 9sam," ~.
/ We immediately named him Samu,
! Straight pot q purse into bis hands sui
( lciept for his present wants, gave him
pass as foF q while citizen, aud sent hin
ID company with young nan goin
North 70 Coy. Morton at indianapolis.