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CORN MEAL.,
BRAN AND SHORTS

ON band and for raio at the Broadway Mills.
~ juEes d. D. DlCgEY, Agent.
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Proclamation Of the Governor.

WHKREAs, The State of Tennessee is
now, and has been, without a full repre-
senta,ion In the XXXVIIth Congress of
the United States of America; and
whereas il is believed, upon information
received, that large majority of the vo-
ters of the Ninth and Tenth Congress
sional Districts Of this State, as appor-
toned by the Act passed February goth,
1852, have given evidence Of their loyal
ty and allegiance to the Constitution and
laws of the United States,
Now, therefore !, ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor Of the State of Ten
nessee, in order TO secure to the loyal
electors of these two Congressional Dis
tricts their constitutional representation
in the House of Representatives of the
United States Of America, have deemed
it proper TO Issue this my proclamation,
appointing and ordering elections TO be
held on the twenty-nipth dav of Deem
Der, 1862, TO fiji the vacancies in the
XXXVIIth Congress of the United States
of America in the following Districts, to
wit: The Ninth Congressional District,
composed of the counties of Henry,
Weakly, Dyer, Obion, Lauderdale, Tip
ton, Gibson, Carroll and Henderson.
The Tenth Congressional District,
composed Of the counties Of Madison,
Haywood, Hardeman, Fayette, and Shell
by.
Wits Of election will be issued, and
the election held at the places desig-
mated by Law, and the proceedings
under said wfiis returned TO the Office Of
the Secretary Of State. The judges APP
pointed TO hold said elections, in addition
TO The oath prescribed by section 944 of
the Code of Tennessee, shall further
swear that they will permit no person to
vote whom they believe to be disloyal to
the Government Of theUnited States.
And no person will be consider
ed as an elector qualified TO vote,
who, in addition 10 the qualifications
now required by law, does not give sat
isfactory evidence to the judges holding
said election Of his loyalty to the Gov
eminent of the United States.
In testimony whereof, ], ANDREW JoHN-
SON, Governor Of the State OF
Tennessee, and COMMANDMENTS
NJ Chief of the forces thereof, have
f,,' hereunto set my hand and
81. caused the great seal of the
49, State TO be affixed at the De-
partment ia Nashville, on this
the 9Th day of December, A. d
1862.
BY the Governor;
ANDREW JOHNSON.
EDWARD II. EAST
Secretary Of State.
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NASHVILLE UNION.

TU NAsrvTlLE UNoH was commenced a fow weeks
since Cor the purpose Of opposing the ebel southern
ConfederAcy, and OF advocating The restoration Of
Federal authority, without any abatement over All
the states which have attempted 10 secede Il holds
~ friends All who support, and foes all wko oppose
the Union Of The States Il has no watchword but
FRsKDoA AND NArIoHAuT
With rebels and trano has no compromise 10
make Il contends for tie Federal Constitution ana
tho Laws made IN pursuance thereof as she supRxnE
Law on TIfF LAND, anything In the Consultation and
Laws ofany Of the States to the contrary notwith-
standing.
Il contends for the Union Of the States. because
without u the preservation Of liberties ana nsti-
buttons add the organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands In
he way Of crushing out the rebellion and restoring
Union must perish, no matter by what name Il be
cd. sFftef.t.
To the people OF Tennessee, ever renowned for their
devotion TO Liberty and Union, unit they were be-
trayod TO the rebel dcspOtism az Richmond BY a per
dsOus Governor aud corrupt Leaissature, and who
have felt 90 heavily the awful curse Of treason snd
anarchy, we appeal for support. Let the nahies Of
rebel Office holders, Vigilance Committees and Minute
Men, who haye illled our borders with mourning be
gbDetted before Che world let ihose ambitious aud
ayaricious men ~ho have plotted ruin Tor their
own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT be fastened 20 the nili0ry Of
shame, no matter how high their site T. in society
LIT Il be shown hOw The 80 fstyied defenders Of
''S0uihern Rights' are leading mafauding bands
% free booters aid troopers over our state kid
mapping negroes stealing horses and cattle breaking
into bnuses burning railroad bridges and cars, and
numbering unarined citizens In cold blood, Let the
TRUTH 50 long excluded by the southern conspirators,
now circulate freely through every neighborhood,
and our fause viii assuredly triumph. viii not loyal
men every where aid us in TIE dissemination OF facts
and the advocacy Of Free Governrlent9
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Strayed or Stolen !

TNROM ONE OF TIA lots or THE sUBORIBER; A
il Grey Jack, ny one one returning the animal o.
SWING information Of tbs same Vl b. suitably resaf
e. a 50oT1I, 81 North summsr 3.
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Eaa RENT.
Notice to NOn-Resident Traders.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Non resident Trad
IN ars, Hucksters, and persona following the
Camps for purposes of specializing, viii not be toer
ated within the lines Of the army nor permitted b.
bring goods 20 this reg ion OF country.
This measure Is taken 20 prevent the wholesale
smuggling now constantly being attempted by un-
scrupuloas aud dsioyai persons, well through
desire on the part OF the Department Commander 10
avoid injustice 10 Suffers aud legitimate and respect
ablo residont Traders Of this city aud Stale.
by command " Maj orGeneral W 81 osEcRASs.
JULIUS r. GARESOHE,
Assistant Ad't Gen. and Chief OF STAT.
Dee.6-St
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rorms Of sub.oriptlons in Pa Funds.

az All Communications on business with the oflce,
viii be addressed to the PUBLISHERS of the UNION,
aud Az Communications to tho EDITOR will be address.
TO s. Q. MERCER
Editors OF loyal newspapers win do We great kind
by republishng the foregoing or its substance
The transactions in Tennessee for months to
tome w q be highly interesting " all lovers Of their
country and her free Institutions and the columns Of
the UEoS will Furnish the earliest aud most reliable
history Of these events.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A b. PERSONS INDEBTED TO NJ. POWERS,
"A on his Clothing business, are hereby notified
that southeru money viii be received 40 payment %
theif accounts for thirty days from date. His books
and office "a now at hrELH, HvHv 4 Co.'S, No. "
North Market street. NOV ib-lms
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Strayed or Stolen.

BAY HORSE, WITH THREE WHITE LEGs,
"A white streak on the forehead, heavy name and
tail no marks Any person giving iniormltion Of
Ire above. namod horfe, will receive lbera reward
for such, by calling % Broadway between College
'''N ~ y. vEBsY,
Lieut.. and Qaartormaster ist Indpt Vols
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EAsHvuIs Tenn, July ~, 1852.
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GTOI.EN, from r. HUIDFBRANn, Joweller, on On.
- Ion street, ONE PATENT LEVER ENGLISH
GOLD WATCH. Manufactured BY Jno. Johnston l.v-
erpool. The Watch Is Of small size with white dial,
engraved 90 She inside "GEo. W. HAsHER, from his
father In tho year 1888 - on the OUTSIDE engraved
snORkcE HAKMEa." The above Reward will be paid
Tor any information that may lead 70 the recovery Of
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Gas Consumers' Notice.
LOST LOsTiI

A COMMISSION, BELONGING 10 In. ". p
n HofDbrook, "a Asst. furgeon l2d Regt. IA
Vols. CO mo nuder Will b. rewarded ~ delitse.
irg g a ihia once, or Al. Hospital No. a
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For Sale, Cheap,

A sUTLERs WAGON, WITH TWO GooI
"A Horses, Harness, SC, The Wagon and Har
ness are new, and made expressly for the butlei
business.
Sc Enquire Of WHITE DORROuGH,
18th ind. Battery, Fort NeNey, 81. Cloud HI
Doc1-Iwe NASHVILLE, TENN.
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Sick ana wsu,S.a as Fails ohursh.

started fEr Fsiis Ghufch, to visit he hospitsls
there and look after the siok and wounded col.
diers. They found that the church hospitals
wounded removed TO = hne encsmpment on
rising ground. called Hammond Enoamp-
mont" Here were about 600 soldiers.
The location seems an admirable one, and II
must be quite = healthy spot for the GONZALES.
duties. and are doiss ali they can for the sick sick
under their oare.
Tho party spent some time In distributing
among the soldiers large amount OF rsadlag.
matter, which WAS donation from tho "Amefi.
oan Tract Society, Of Boston-a society which
has given away TO the soldiers. since the war
began, many Thousands Of dollars in valuable
reading matter, all Of which ID the most eagerly
sought after and appreciated by tho soldiers.
Letter paper, envelopes, wine, jelly, bandaGes,
lint, DO, was also given away, they being DO:
nations from kind friends In Massachusetts,,
sent TO Mr. John A. Fowle for distribution.
The articles and the reading matter proved
quite scoeptsble, and were received with
Miss lumssy having been recognized by
reqIes,sd 70 sing. In response TO request Of
DR.. Smith, one Of the assistant surgeons in
charge, every soldier that was able, turned
out and formed . hollow square under the
shadow OF n beautiful hsg. The scene was In.
some patriotic remarks 10 the soldiers, and
expressed the qualification II afforded the party
TO meet 90 many soldiers, and under such
pleasant circumstances 10 distribute to them
presents from Massachusetts. Ho invited the
soldiers 10 join In the chorus to the "Red,
White and Blue," and the "Stsr 8pansled Ban.
ner."
Miss Rumsey sang with her usual spirit, and
highly delighted the soldiers. Hearty cheers
were given by all present for the "Good Old
Flag" after which Miss Rumsey sang tho
Rebel ., Flags" and then all Joined In singing
The soldiers then gave Mas Rnmsey three
oheers, and went to their tents evidently much
pleased with this Damp interruption by the
party from Washington.
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Posr O1pIGR DEPAHfnExr,
Naahin1ian Auunaf IL Ian

Posr OIpIGR DKPA AHfnRxr,
Washington, August Is, 1869.
Sealed proposals will be received At this Depart
ment until II O'Clock N on Monday, the tst day Of
September, Tor furnishing for this Departuien'--
400 TO s(3,9i0 ibs. TO the tnn) Of the best hard
White Ash Coal, furnace size
20 tons Red Ash. same sile
so oords bert Oak Wood, and
10 oords beat Baksis' Pine
One halt Of which, at least 10 be delivered BY thu
10th Of Septemtsr and The balanoe ~ soon thrrsa
o. prepsrat ons can be made to reoeivs It.
PARTIES VIII be at liberty TO bid for the Wood and
Coal together or Tor either separately and thetI
bids will be Coz sidered accordingly
Ssti.taotOry Arrangements must be made TO SECURE
10 the Government full weight and measure.
Tn Wood 10 TO be co. ded and measured uyon the
premis and one half the OAK Il 10 be sawed Into
inree pieces, and the other half into two and all to
be piled away In the cellar.
The Coal Is to be slowed away In the bunks, which
are very accessible.
No birs will BE- entertained uness the most salts
factory evidence be furnished Of tho reliability
md loyalty Of the parties.
Payments will be made without unreasonable de.
samples Of the Coal proposed to be furnished
mast be submitted to the Superintendent before the
LIST of september.
Proposals to be addressed to the Di.bursipg Clerk
OF the Post Qfloe Department, and endorsed" Pro.
poeals for Wood and Coal"
au l8-3taWtSepl
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LOCAL NEWS.
AAussusnls.

CASrHRBuRY.-Bob Hart and Lev. simmon,
made great hit last night, and fully sstsb
lishsd ,ths fact that a. dsitnsators Of .nogrc
sharsotsr they stand at The head Of their pro
mimist, created much amusement, and his
comic aois oallsd forth many hearty laugh
from the audience. Tonight they appear sgsin
IN new acts. and the grsat 6psnieh danseuss
d.nss.. Muse. C5s.n and Alien Viii sH'"H,o s1.S
dance. Mlsaea Clara Butler and Nellie Tay.
l0r will entertain and interest the audience
with their sweet vocal music. The DelevHnte
brothers VIII appear in their great feat. Willis
Y. Jean Uloski will prove himself bonelsss.
Denny Gallagher will appear in Irish oharao-
ter, and Mons. Sol and J. 9. Clark ~ negro
comedians, forming altogether . most atlrao-
tive programme.
FoRD's NEw TuRAraa. That's the title by
which this popular place Of amusement will
from the old name, and a very pleasing opening
for the season transpired last evening. Every.
body pleased--the audience with the players,
and the players With The audience. The int:
mitable CLARKE" In bis comic presentations Of
paul Pry" and "Toodlss," was as funny a.
ever, Tor at least IA funny as when he was per.
forming the long engagement at one OF the New
York heatres.) Manager Ford has got whole
ohArmingly neat thestrs. "Lst 'sm come, !" only
let them all be ~ popular among US ~ Clarke.
The pretty and favorits Miss Jennie Parker
also appears to- night. Look vt the bill, Mar.
ried Lie !" and my Nsighbor's Wife," Clarke
In both pisces>
GRovRs's TuKArRs.-Wo are pleased TO Nm.
nounos the early opening Of this very popular
theatre under the able management Of Mr..
Grover. The opening presents Mr.. John E.
0wons, the great comediSn, and Miss Kate
Denim, the sstsr Of our fsvorits, Susan. Among
the members Of the company We are glad to
hail the temperance here Of A. W. FennO,
who obtained u great popularity on the same
spot, under Marshall, years since. We notice,
also, with great pleasure. the re.engagement,
from last season. nf Dan Setohell, Ben Rogers,
Mr.. Bokee, Mr.. Wall, Susan Denim, Mrs. Ger.
mon, Miss Climber, and others.
The new engagements include Miss Freeman,
frs m the Winter Garden, Miss DeI,aoy, Miss
Monk. Miss Jamis0n. hiss Irving. and Miss vii.
hams. from wallaok's, Chas. Barron, from the
famous dramatic combination, Mr.. T. L. Knight,
(ihese last, weIare assured, are the finest youpg
ao,ors before the publio.) Mr.. shirly France,
Mr.. Mcdonald, Mr.. Asrder, Mr.. Clifford, Mr:
Tsrr, aud others.
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NJ . r I q d :.

NJ . r q ID
PROPOSALS from Dealers and Miller, are 10
yitsd I'LL the Jth day Of september, 1864 for furn
ishing Flour TO the Subsistence Department, knoWI
~ No. Extra.
samples Of ,hl. Flour eau be seen at the Capitol
Bakery In this city.
1t 10 desirsus 70 make oon rsct sor % 900 barrels
should, however, any person detiis to furnish leu,
quantity he wild state the precise number OF barrel
in his bid
The contractor viii be required TO furnish ubou,
$40 BARR Ia daily, until the contract IL filled.
No ur will be received which dJts rot come up
to the standard At the Government inspection, made
Just before the purchase.
The four 70 be delivered at the Railroad Depot In
Washing on, or any oil the Warehouses IN Gsorse
town, b C.
The Flour to bs put In new barrels and head
lined.
Government reserve, tho right to rejeot any bid
for any ruprr cause.
No bids will bs received from cor trno' cra who
have previously failed to comply with th,ir oou.
tract
Bidders must be present IN person 10 respond to
their bid
The oath Of allegiance must accompany eagh
Firm, making bids .h uli slate The namo' of the
parties intere, tnd
Payment to be made In Treasury notes, and the
bid. to be direc ed TO Colouei A. BsGK WITT A. d. c.
and y. b., u. s. ,Washington ID. o., and endIr ed
" PrOposal' for -Four" auH
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Deaths OF Soldiers.

The following have been reported since our
last:
George Ogden, corporal, company L, 5jth
Ohio.
VIM. Donovan, company G. I'd Massachusetts.
Henry Groohel, company X, Sd Maryland.
Richard Warland, company d. 10th New
York.
Thomas Peters, company Z, 4th United States
Infantry.
Chas. l.. Il giles, Qlarterms sstsr's service.
Thomas Burns, company q, l04th New York.
Joseph Keiner, company |, lst Pennsylvania
Rifles.
II. Hannesssy, company I, 8th Alabama.
II. @. Gnodis0n, sergeant company O, Purnell
Legion, Md.
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.ardonei
Pard0nsd.
The President has recently pardoned the fol

The President has recently pardoned the fol.
lowing persons:
Michael Welsh and John Gsrord, privates In
tho Filth cavalry, who were convicted last Jan.
kill, and sentenced to Jail for nine months.
Andrew Jones, convicted In July Of resisting
an oficor, and sentenced 10 four months In the
jail.
George Creagsr, alias Williams, convicted
May, 1858, Of the mui der Of WIN. Farrell, near
the corner Of Sixth street and the Avenue, on
February "a, 1858, and sentenced to 3 years
Imprisonment In the penitentiary.
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Supposed Robol Spy.

Yesterday morning the Georgetown provost
guard arrested u man named W. T. Burwel
hailing from Harrisonburg, Va. A draft wss
found on him, drawn on Baltimore frm. In
favor OF Captain II. W. Gilmore, Twelfth Vir.
ginia cavalry, which he had failed TO 0olleot
also, n number Of letters to parties In Virginia
He claimed that hs WAS Il 10y citizen, and WAS
anxious to take the oath OF allegiance. The
provost marshal sent him to the Old Capitol
until he can investigate the case.
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Govern msut Property.

Onicer Conway, Of the Fifth ward police,
with the assistance Of the guard Rt the depot
succeeded on Wednesday In recovering from n
restaurant near the depot. fifteen Government
were in the possession Of Mrs. Miles Kelley
the keeper Of the rancho. She was held by the
military authorities for bearing At the Cen.
tral guard house,
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A GOutl luca.

W0 losrn with pleasure that arrangements
ARE made (should the condition OF tho patients
all,w) To favor the sick and wounded soldiers
in Grace Churoh Hospital with some volunteer
singing. Mr.. Fowle, ut the Navy Department,
Miss Rumsey, Of Boston, and Oiher yOoalists,
have kindly offered their services for the 90
ossion, which IL expected to take place this
evening ~ about six O'Clock. The chaplain Of
Grace Church Hospital IL Rev. @. W. DsnisOn.
1t Ia situated on the Island, near the junction
Of Mary land avenue and Ninth street.
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A RARE CmANCE-F OR SAL E.-The
"A Good Will, Lease, Fixtures, AMI Furniture Of
: kestau, ant and Buardlos Houss, In . good ioca
tiou, now aoMg good business. Satisfactory rea-
sons given for yeline out. Ipq1ir- At ii7 street
to ofnoe Of fLORENCE 4 COSANT.
aug 29-3ts
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Tho Lutheran synod OF Maryland

viii commence its annual session In the English
Lutheran church on Eleventh street, (Rsv, Mr..
n,ial sermon will be delivered before the Synod
on Friday evening, by Rev. Dr.. Dishl. The
Synod is composed Of the clergy and lay repre-
sentatives of the various churches OF the de-
nomination In the State Of Maryland and Dis
triot Of Columbia, and very iull Attendance is
oxpeCted,
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Attention, Afflicted :

DR.. Vellny Ia yet engaged in An extensive
practice In this o,ty, and we would call the at
tenti0n OF the poor, puny, emaciatsd victims
OF their own sins to the best sources Of remedy.
First, give up your present course Of life al
once and forever; and secondly, call on tn Q
most skilfui physicians, (and none are better
than DR.. Vellny,) and be cured OF tho disease
which y now undermining the constitution
and sending you to premature grave.
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C0uhlaifslt Money.

Coutsrfeit half and quarter dollars are 10
oiro roulation, and during The past week quite n
number have been taken by our oiuzens.
They are much lighter than the genuine, feel
greasy to the touch, and when offered singly
are readily detected, but th.y may be easily
pslmed OF among genuine coin.
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Heavy ZINE.

J. q. Bryan, n contractor, was fined t2s by
Justice Walter, on Wednesday last, for tying
horses to tree. boxes and creating u nuisance.
He vas arrested by Roundsman Fsnwiok, OF
the Fourth ward police.
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N ore Sick.

The Nantasket arrived at Sixth street wharf
At p. M, Wednesday, bringing three hundred
sick. They were principally from Fitz John
POrter's. Svk es's, Morril's, and McCall's diyi-
sions. They came direct from Frederick ksburE,
having starred from that place Tuesday morn-
cents. Two hundred were left at Alexandria
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The Tenth new York Cavalry

Passed up the avenue yesterday afternoon.
about O'Clock. The regiment IL from Buffalo,
and is commanded by Col. John G. Lemon.
il numbers $50 men, hnsly equipped and
mounted on Nm hns lot Of horses No has yet
made their appearance in our streets during
the war.
The men aud horses were we'll drilled, and
the ragiment attracted much attention rs II
pa 'sed along tho Avenue. In onsequence OF the
splendid appear ance of both mon and horses.
They Immediately passed over into Virginia.
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s.spieien Of stsali.g . Isorss.

Hsspen Nlcholds, q German sutler, wss ar
rested by Ofioer Kelly, Of the Third ward, last
"wednesday, on suspicion Of having stolen 4
horse belonging 10 the Governueni. He was
turned over 10 the military authorities.
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Arrival Of Rsss, Prss.-svs,

yesterday morning, wi with % twenty"eisht prison.
ers, from Winchester, who we're at onoe sent
TO the Old Capitol. They are principally bush.
whackera, with some few rebel soldiers who
have recently been taken.
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Grim, Con,

Henry Butler WAS arrested on Wednesday
afternoon, by Olicsr Dnnn, OF the Fourth
Ward, on complaint of Virginia Butler, who
charges her leige lord with the crime Of adult.
cry. Justice Walter sent him to jail In de.
fault Of bail.
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visting Days as the Hospitals II shi,
City

day and Thursday, between q and S O'Clock.
Cranoh Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian ohuroh.) .)-Every day, from
to O'Clock.
Trinity Hospital, (oorner Of Third and d
ts.)--Every day from IL to 9 O'Clock.
Hours for visitors ut Ascension General Hos.
pitsl, H street, between Ninth and Tenth, all
days, from to 9 p. m.
General Hospital, (Armory Square. e.)-Rvsry
day from to O'Clock.
Arm0ry Square Hospital, (on Seventh street,
between the Canal and B street, Island, )-Eyery
day, from to Q O'Clock, y. m.
Clinburne Hospital - Tuesdays, Saturdays,
and Sundays, between the hours Of 2 and 8
p. m.
table will be ohssrfully made.
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vlctOus Dog.

Michael Mccoy, Of Gsorgstown, WAS arrested
and sent TO the wDrkhouse last Wednesday, Y,
for keeping vicious dog. Served him right.
We hope the dog was killed.