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B,J.c. MCGUIRE & CO., ,Auetionsers.

BvJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auetioneers.
EXECU TORS SALE OF VALUABLE IN
II PROVED PROPERTY BELONGING TO TIE ESTATE
orIHE LATE CHAs, B. KIsG.-On TUESDAY AF-
TKRNOON, May 18th, at o. ,clock, on the premises,
shall sell the folI wing valuable Improv ed Prop
erty, belonging so the estate Of the late ohas B.
Lots s, ard part OFF, in Square SCI. and Lot
Lots 6, :, and part of O. in Square s2l, front on
18th street west. between 4 and streets north.
and are improved by . large square frame dwelling
house. with large portico in front, and known IS
the residence of the late Charles King, brick
building known as Kings Gallery" fitted up and
arranged as exhibition room for painting, studio
and dwelling, and large and we'll srrAn ged four
story brow n front dwelling house.
Lot 10 frents 90 feet inch on street north, the
western part of which is improved with three
atory brick dwelling house, with vacant lot on
the east side.
Lot 7, in Square 4H9, fronts s. feet on street
north between 9Th and 7th streets west, and run
ming back lS2 feet loh inches to q 80 foot alley.
The above property has been carefully subdiviaed
by the City Surveyor and win be sold in separate
Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in 6 and IL
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises the interest and deferred payments
to be paid semi annually.
The purchaser to have the right or option to pay
all in cash.
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
six days thereafter the executor the right
to resell for cash one week knott in the Ma.
tions Inteli gencer, at the risk Ind expense Of the
An costs tending the conveyance to be p.id By
the pnrchaser., GEO: 6; KING, Executor.
apo JAS. o. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts
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By W. L. WALL & CO, AuctIoneers
South coraef Pfaasylraaia arenus and 9h street.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF THE STOCK OF A
Il IuRNITuRE DEALER AT AUoTIoN.-On tn URS-
DAY MORNING, the 2sd instant. at 10 O'Clock. we
will sell on the first floor OF Auction Rooms
without reserve, large stock of Furniture, con-
histing Of
Mahogany and Walnut marble top and plain Bu-
reaus
Walnut and Ma gsny Sofas and Tete "a -Tetes
Mahogany and Walnut Rockers and Easy Chairs
Jenny Lind Cottage and other Bsdsteads
Hair Shuck, and Shuck and Hair Mattresses, Boil
sters and Pillows
Cane and Wooden seat Chairs and Rockers Desks
Wardrobes, Tables. Whatnots and Etage
Marble top Tables, Washstands and Extension
Dining Tables
Lounges covered with Brocatel, Reps and Leather
Glass Ware. COokins Stoves, Iron Bedstesds
Cottage Sets, Carpets, Mating and Oilcloths.
With many other articles in the ousefurnishing 2
line, all of which will be sold without reserve.
Terms cash.
apl3 W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
H% THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON
account of the rain, until SATU RDAY MORNING,
25t h inst, same hour and place.
ap3 W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
B, a.sAN & wILLIANs. aueaonee5s

By GgsEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionaers.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PzNNsYL.-
aa1y VIZ Iaa sogs
mon DAY tn. auth in..apt,vs shall ssl is front
yery valuable Lot and inpsovenents. viz. Lot No
%, In Reservation sausrs n frentins 2 feet gon
iaass avenue ssatR sa .h'
to a. Sso. R fssS
tiird cash balance il si1 and twelve month.
ssTs,td ''a u GREsS Hdss ss n WILLIAMS, Aues.
account OF the rsin. Hbtil THU RsbAY. the sd sd
sps, 'ans nonf sGRERss faa nae WILLIAMS Aue,..
ud.s.,.a. g1aE <. AsoyE s SALE Is STILL EuErHER
DA1 the 18th 's aREHS EN- %1fTlgsn f1f gsn Aue.
By GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auetioneers.
r1eF.on WRpNEsDA7. sGHs tie I5ts 1n Inst. hoH va
hrs ssisss ssst s,s
MARYLAND avenue and O street, containing four
II s sSsss n ehIS.
to ssrenssos o a. they WI vii bs sold se parate.
months: the purch haser to si1e notes ~ Tor. @ ths
deferred payments: bearing interest from the day
'sie''nss aREHs shi IN i
~THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain until THURSDAY. ths ssd
sp ssns '''F eaa aaRES RR1sSse WILLIAMS Auc..
~ THE AB0yE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
postponed an account of the rain until MONDAY
the nth inst at 8 clock D. m
} apa GREEN { WILLIAMS. Aucts.
By WI. WALL 4 CO.. Auctioneers
FXECUTORS' SALE OF VALUABLE BCILD-
u ING LoTs AT AucrIoN..0n MONDAY APT AR.
NoON Wtn instant, st cioca, We shah soil in
vissn Of squsre las fronting each on 18th, between
Terms: One third cash; balance in s, II. and IS
morths, hearing interest and secured BY deeds Of
trust on the premises
szshR szsss SR$S$$ $R$sSS$S$RSSHH Executors.
apl0 ". L. WALL q 90, Aucts
~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN
cnnseSuence of the rain, until FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, Ath instant, at o clock.
ap2 VI. L. WALL L Co, Aucts.
HTHE ABoyE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence ot the rain, until WEDNESDAY, the
18th instant.
ap2i ". L. WALL & CO., Aucts. E.
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BALLS, PARTIES, hc,

GRAND CELEBRATION OF thin FIRST OF
VI MAY.
The IIlBERNIA CLUB most respectfully
nounce to their friends and the public gener- A
ally that they will give taeir sixteenth Grand
Temperance Hall. street. between 9th and ta
10Th. No pains win be spared to make this one
81 admitting q gentleman and ladies.
By order of the Committee ap 2l5tf
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BY THOS. DOWLING, AuctioReer.
TRUSTEE's SALE OF PROPERTY IN GEORGE.
by John O'Donoshue and wife on the 2Si day Of
May, 1860. and recorded in Liber J. A. g., No. 2n,
OK Golum bia and a = the request OF the Sc
GI; M ed thereby l yili offer at public sale ON
Of clock p M. the following piece Of property,
The srst being parts Of Lots No % and 70, Beatty
and Hawkins addition, situsted at the northwest
eorne. Of FSsdsrick and Isl streets. fronting %
less lst street This lot will be sold in two parts
each fronting 3l feet more or less lst street and
running back to the del pth ofthe lot.
Also, part of Lot numbered IS, in same addition,
fronting 20 tn west side of Frederick street
and running back $50 feet deep, with the frame
Also, part of same Lot, fronting 90 feet on vest
side Of same street and running back 80 feet deep
with the frame house thereon
Terms: One half of the purchase money in cas- /;
the residue in L. months from day Of sale, with IN
terest.
r. P. JACKSON, Trustee
ap l3-d&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
RTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
MONDAY, the 9th, at same hour.
r. p. JACKSON, Trustee.
ap23 THOs. BOWLING. Auct.
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ByJ.C MCGUIRE L CO Auctionesrs.
I ARGH SALE BY CATALOGUE OF ROSES
April 9TH, al s O'Clock, At the Auction Rooms We
ABOUT rSS CHOICE EVER BLOOMING ROSES
Ornamental Shrubs, Climbing Plants; Double
DAhlias, G!adi9lus, Eyer Gresps. &ea Dssrf Pear
The collection en- mbraces the CHOICEST kinds
known in Europe and Amer ica, and are fro N the
and street, Wsshin gton ID:
an q fRep and Chfon | Auctioneers.
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sue MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
GALE AT AUCTION OF TEN DEsIRABLk
=. BuIInLsG L0Is ON CAPfToI HILL.-On TUES-
!ba HAn al, AiE,rEKhSoOH. April 18Th O'Clock We
ing each front % 20 feet, and runni back feet
te sn alley: These lots are . subdivision OF part
ef square No SIC, and we'll located on 5th street
east. between North and East Capitol SITS.
Terms 0ne,third cash the balance in and L:
apS,d MsGUIRE& CO.. Aue.s.
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BY l.. WALL d CO., ,Auctioneers
South side Penn. avenue and 9th street
L MORNINd, April asd We viii sell, o on the the arst
floor of our aucti0n rooms for account of whom 1t
II ay concern without reserve for cash
gooi Second Hand Pianos.
sais positive.
ap2it W. WALL & CO., Aucts
S-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account 81 the weather, to SATURDAY MORN
ING. April 24th at ~ clock.
ap2s W. l.. WALL & co, Aucts.
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RyJ G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
A NEW CANAL PACKET BOAT Will be sold
"A at public suction, at Essbys Wharf. foot of D
street, ON WEDNESDAY,, April 18th, at Il O'Clock
meridian
Sale peremptory. Terms cash.
epG-d [Rep.J J. @. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts
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WHDNEsD1E' and lSATURDAY. 81 II O'Clock 8
a., At the WAarf on 4xfh street, washinston, ~
sale.
Terms cash "a Treasury notes, TO b paid ct .ss
aI l0hroa.l 1t. 0ei. aaa q. G,V,
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONT
Y ING on THIRD STREET WEST BElwEKs E ASs
STREETS NORTH. AT AUCTION On MONDAY, the
9th instant shall sell in front of the premises
at 8 O'Clock P. NJ, handsome Building Lot: il
being part of lots Ne l2 and l3 in Square No. 53l
This lot is we'll situatee having east front of
feet O. nshe. running back 80 feet inches. par
side Of the squa.s, and . fine place for private
residence.
Terms: One third cash: balance ia six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest
from day of sale.
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
Tito indisputable. as
ap2l GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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GALE AT GUCTToN OF THIRTY,N1NE n DKsIR-
SABLE BUILDING LoTs.-0n TU UESDAY AFTER-
NOON, May 5th, commencing at O'Clock, We
shall sell on the premises. the whole Of original
Lots Ne. l, "a, 5. Is. Il, Is, 16, beag the east
half of square No. l59.
These will be undivided with about twenty fss.
fronts making altogether thirty nine lots with an
average depth of abOu. l20 feet each running back
to an alley. They are desirably located Seven
teenth street west, Rhede Island avenue, ami
North N street.
Terms: One fourth cash. the palance in six end
twelve months, satisfactory secured, bearing
interest.
ap ls-dtd BOTELER & WILSON, Aucts,
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"a AUCTION SALES. g
rHIs AFTERNOON AND ro.MORaoW

/
BYGREEN l. WILLIAMS. 5Aaetioneers.
lAbUbLE BUILDING L0r ON NORTH l.
Arct'ds sds.1, 'srH .sn Ers srHssrs
r .Sah sell in fronr Of the prs,isss - sl II
Lot s. IA square lbs, fronting ou north street $
feet Ts.m .,aesss: e r anios bach I, . feet alley
eishleep e non.h. The purchaser to give notes f,r
ssisFfat sss sssss s nsssrns ussrss. of
aplsa ssa s ekGEs M 's'1 WfIlfaM Il fit Missfn aasa
ByJ C MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auc,ionsers
"a IkIbAf AEfEsS=ooN, CONT 1pIsl ahAh aash hlsrsg =.
GRt Of sas S f .P Pr.
s@sfh s1ssf bsss sessyssp nth and 18th street
and twelve months, secured with ints.est bT .
oss' I'D Iu'' f1e eEsaalsass ne co Aus.,
/, B, GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucsonssrs..
A HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON GHEsT-
ron, II x. p9s,a
0a 70 e foos
With note ss cured By dssd Of trust on the prem
.a Sksfs Williams 1s:
account Of the rain until ERfD DAT, the 18th inst,
' ffSsE Il: 1se:
BY MARsHALL& PAGE, Aucaoaesrs.
.a=g--s 500 SHeaM StSeet. "a. ~ arr-
poTAToEs. APPLES. PRHsERyls, PICKLES,
4 kIss. FLoUR, &o.--0n SATURDAY MORN
ING April 18th, at Il clock, win ssi in frsut
6c9 Bbls. Prime Quality Potatoes
100 6 Appaess - =. .-'l- ..-y ... 1854.
u Family Flour
loo doz. Condensed Milk, .a --..
50 600 Superior Gu aiity Sesars, . p. .-
Rsisins Figs, Cheese. sardines, French Mustard,
Ink. Candies, Mackerel, Herring, Paper and
Envelopes, " Wallsts, Porte Monaies, Suspenders.
HsEdkeIchiefs, Cutlery, Hardware, Overahrts
Clothing. Cioeks, with large assortment of sut-
iers ani Fancy Goods. &c. &c Bale positive
sp 2i-td ~ MARSHALL 4 PAGE, Auets.
By J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctionsers.
nN SATURDAY MORNING, at II O'Clock, in
~ tiout OF the Auction Rooms, We shall sell at
auction
Family Carriage,
Top Buggy Wagon,
set Buggy Harness.
Terms cash.
ap g &C, McGUIRRA CO.. Aucts
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By G. MCGUIRE K CO., Au cti-neers.
trrIRNnM PR,s1IN. oIFIcs sSuaEaIon SATURDAY
premises BY virtue Of aased Of trust to the sub
TG5sDer sln ds'ea Nj May 7th 1877 and duly recorded in
land records for WASHINGTON county, D g. .ha,I
Gel eel Los No. s. and 81: in James 9. MeGure,s
Printing Office, and running back l76 feet inches
Tn Sc Lots have q pavement laid and trees
planted in front, and are very desirable location
Terms ess:thiEa in cash, the remainder in 6
All eest of conysyansins t. Be gaid by the pur
ap3d &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucts.
ByJC MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionesrs.
April 18th, At 81 O'clock on the premises By virtue
s GsFs IS sss s. N IL fso sS M ssS ,ss sna Ns
fp d S5
virtue of two decrees of the Circuit Court Of ths
and sesd
9ia ss 1's
numbered fve hundred and fifty seveni $50 fronting
Sswesn noeh and strses ogetser With ths
improvements, consisting Of large brick dwelling
Terms of sale: One third In cash, the remainder
In and twelve months, with interest secured by
deed of trust on the premises. All eonveyancns
are not complied With in ave days thereafter the
trustee the right to resell at the risk and
expense Of defsulting purchaser on one weeks no
tce in the Ersaing Stdr.
mar sta~a. S ssAAfnHfSetts ts 1,Ss;ss hues:'
.eceun. q the rain, S until rGss6xY EVENING, a.
April 2lst, same hour and place:
.p Is so 5S TS hsa6iEH aM6AHEaH'seao5 ~, sSsss' zss's
STHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
pOned until TU ESDAY May sth, at o'clock same
place. WIN. +. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
ap22 J.C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
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Fact WORTH KN0wIsG-That at India rubbe r
goods of every description can bs repaired in the
Deatest IL amer and at the shortest notice at II A
Halls Rubber Warehouse SEQ Pa avenue be-
tween 9Th and 10Th SITS. mar 5G-eol0t
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WHAT AN AMOUNT OF SUFFERING AND DISEASE
amoue the Yeiunte would be prevent cd By n
free use Of Holloway Pills & Ointment, Por
WOUNDS, Sores and BcuTvy, the Ointment is a
certain cure, and for Bowel Complaints, Fsvers,
Small Pox, de., tie Pills are the est M sdicine in
the world. Only % cts per Box or Pot al
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WANTED-A GIRL, about IL or Ia years of age,
w to attend to children and assist about the
house. Apply ialmet lately at $50 D reet, be-
tween 9Th and 10Th SITS. ap 223t*
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Nsrf7 Fades o. Washes Of-Cphams 9 hair Dye, 80
cents q box The best in use Try It, Sold by S.
c. Ford corner llth street and Pa. avenue, Wash.
ington, and Henry Cook. Alexandria. 1A6-ly
Da. DuPoNr's sugar-coated Female Regulating
Phs are the rsry bssf IN H@. They operate uesdift
and efsetirey and being soatsd create no aau
sea upon the most delicate stomach. trial Of
these will prove their superiority ov all Others
Price ell . box. Sold BY 9. @. Ford, corner 5Iith
street snd Pa, avenue, Washington, and Henry
Oook, alexandria 5-. ja6-ly
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AT ODD FELLows' HALL, Navy Yard on Friday
and Saturday evenings, at 8 o'clock, Q series of
beautiful DiSso!riHg FiecS. lustr ated by clog
Poetic Kecitations together with fine Band of
a2sic. Tickets twenty Ave cents. For sale at the
hail. SD 23-Stt
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WOMAN TO do house work and
W wash and iron in q small family. Inquire of
JAMES PCMPHRY, G street, between A.. and 9th.
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BOARDING.

a NTIOUITY on, MAN By Sir Charles 4 rem
"A vol, Svs., with Illustrations; $3.50
Just publisAed.
epQ kHAnVh TAYLOR,
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ap pl5-eod&ds }. 9. McGCIREa CO Aases.
A7ssIsTANT QUARTERMAslER,s0k 0kFI0h.f
o WAsaIxsros .. o rsi Msrsa II e, = 70 ~
place et the Horse Coral O., this day, b port
poned until the soth of April t@Irsdayy e ~
Railroad Depot. wiz bs sold Hss% " s%oMpxyNss ss
mar s-d y0.MgeUIRs&'ooa Aasssl e
sITHR ABoYE SALE WILL NOT TAEA
place until FRTDAy; JiaS ~. 5agaA hessszy = IF
Spn' n'a Sls 70 2. AcG U IHA-&- GO, Age0 \
WE 0FFER Best Prime Goshen Table BCrfR6
JONES & 60.
apEW Voraes Eighta aan4 o.
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A BOOKKEEPER WANTS SITUATION, At
"A present remuneration q OF so much an oh ject
as employment. Address. stating whera an inter.
view can be had "P l.. r, ~ Star Office RoI 3s.
Evening star., 1863-04-24

THE PAINTING, ttLoss OF the Monitors which
has been on exhibiio at Blanchard & Mohun's
Tor some time, is now at Gautier's, on Pennsyl.
rania avenue. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. The painting Will be ratfle ed as soon as
the numbers are taken, and gentlemen will do
well to call and book their names. A photo.
graph card will be furnished those who book
for chance.
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" ANTED-A first class COOK immedistely :;
w none else need pply Call at 456 l2th street,
between and H. an 1p-St
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AUCTION SALES.
WI. WALL 4 60. Aaetionssr..
EUT RE DAYS.

pS " =. II. WALL q w.. AuctaoneorB, -.-
'EHsTRES' SALE or lNPROvBD PROP m.
T,-By virtue of 3 deed Of trust to the sab
ses!Ssss. dated the sth day of May, 1867, aad re-
hcelos1 IN hiter j. A, s., No. 19l, at folio -, at
fss M ns WI ~ ssi at tie premises. on M0SDAf
etx o9 al mat piece And parcel of ground In tas
pErt OF Lot mum 6ered twenty four, Iz4 in Sausre
numoefei stx hundred and sixteen fSkl I'll tAs
corner or North Capitol and North strssts vifS
the 1npr ovements thereon.
Terms: One third cash, Of which SIN ia tn No.
paid the instant OF sale the bslance In two esuN
payments At six and twelve months 70 be seesrs1
by deed of trust upon tse premises
ConTey anc .ns at tie cost of the purchaser
AREsk sRERHyi ~ JONES.
Trustees Of Copcordia Building Associsties
plots W. l.. WALL, B. Co Aucta 81
ByJ. @. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers.
p ArcTioS-On MONDAY, April nth At
O'Clock On the premises, We shall sell sevea
Building Lots Of about 70 feet front 2th street
west between h and streets north, running bAok
100 feet and less. 49,. =
Also. three Lots fronting about IS fest on aorsA
STREET between 12d and 2sd streets west.
Also: two Lots fronting about 25 feet on north
street between alst and 9d streets, and eunniaS
Saie to commence with the frst named lots.
Terms: One third ossh, The remainder In six aaA
twelve months, with interest Becured by deed q
lri:st on the premises All
All. eest attending eonveyancins to be paid ~
purchaser. =
V Sale perem ptory and withcutreserye rF
apl3d JAS. @. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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WANTED A settled WOMAN to ds the general
w Homework OF a very small family. One who
has child from 8 to 10 years old which she can
bring with her will find good homo and Ii berAl
and G streets. 2s.2t
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WANTED-A white MAN SERVANT to 90 to
between and r. sp22Yt+
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-03-06
For the Post.l
Another Victory.

Editor BOst;--Sir: Many glorious achieves.
ments have crowned the well lir ctcG cfufts of
our gallant officers and soldiersin oar present
struggle for liberty and independence buo the
history Of the war records no victory onu9l in
brilliancy to the one, an account of which I am
about to offer you for publications. victory in
which the greatest cOnqucrOr the world has ever
known was met with skilful stratagems and po-
tent resources and was perfectly annihiated.-
Tie victory to which refer was n victory oyer
the grim monster, Disease, in its most blightinc
form. wish to tell you ''concerning him that
had been blind and received his sight" Yes, l
perfectly blind, not being able even 20 discern
the light Of the sun, and for nine years / availed
myself Of the medical talent in the country. The
skill of seven different Medical gentlemen of I'M
doubted ability and experience (whO had treated
my eyes, had been exhausted in vain-all of them
at least declaring my case beyond the reach of
remedies. Hope" health and fortune were also
gone in fruitless search for help. In this state
of despair, through the solicitations of friends
and by the assistance Of an aged father, was
taken to the residence of DR.. Manly. lie pro.
nounced my disease 0bscurity of the Cornea, or
Film Over the Eyes, and by the use of a mild b,it
potent remedy of his own discovery, have found
that which for nine long years had sought with
so much anxiety and expense. BY the matchless
skill of this extraordinary man, | can again see
to read and write and engage in active occupa-
tons. Have | not reason to bless God for such
man as DR.. Manly. Any gentleman of my ac-
quaintance, or of my my county, may be address
ed relative to the truth of my statements To
the diseased soldiers Of the army and to all sore
ly afflicted ones, would say, call on Dr. Manly
at once, either at his residence or his rooms at
Athens, where he may be consulted on the first
Monday of every month. ELISHA Craig.
Turtetown, Polk co., March LIST, 1868.
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Mr.. hiHS: In recent number of the Post you
published over the signature Of "Southron" what
he terms criticism of the opinion of Judge Gaut
and Chancellor Wecker, in the case of habeas
corpus ca pGrte Thomas McMillin. The writer of
that criticism seems to think the publication of
that opinion was made to invite criticism, aud
would make the impression that Judge Gaut pro-
cured the publication.
Now, for the satisfaction of "Southron," and
in justice to Judge Gaut, l here state that l.
through Mr.. McAIilin, obtained copy of the
opinion and without consulting Judge Gaut had
it published in the Post for no other purpose than
to let it be generally known, and to Enrolling
Officers especially that the question in such
case had been judicially decided and believing
then, as | do now, that the decision Of the Judge
and Chancellor was right.
Respectfully, T. Nixon VAN D4NE.
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Later from the North.

Northern dates to the 9th have beer
received. "LOng GUc abraham I! Presi
dent Lincoln is temporary DictatOr!"
Under this head the Herald declares
that the measures lately passed by Con
gress, and Others that DiN become laDS, vii!
practically invest Lincoln with all the
powers of dictator.
The Herald says there is not the slight
est danger of the abuse Of this power by
Lincoln for ambitious purposes. Accept.
ing the pledge of imperious necessity, we
cheerfully consent to the transformation
of the President into temporary Dicta-
tor.
ny an arrival from Port Royal the Her
AID has further information respecting
the difficulty between Hunter and Foster.
Hunter peremptorily ordered the Staff of
Foster to leave his department and put
Gen Stevenson under arrest for disparag-
ing the negro troops.
Chas. C. Hicks, late second officer on
the Privateer Retribution, is ia the old
Capital, to be tried as a Spy.
The negro soldiers bill has not passed
the Yankee Senate.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-03-06
From Richmond,

Richmond, March 2.-Northern dates to
the Goth have come, to hand. The bill of
the Yankee Congress to enroll and call
out the militia, passed the House with
observation-disclosures us, nays 40. The
Senate passed the bill authorizing the
President to suspend the writ Of hcteaS
corpus, yeas Is, nays 10.
The New York World says gold was fu-
rious on the oath, and touched ia, with
heavy sales, mostly from forei gners.
The steamer Julia from Liverpool the
10Th has arrived. At the Lord Mayors
banquet Mr.. Mason said he anticipated
the speedy establishment of friendly re
lations between the British and Confed-
crate Governments. The declaration was
received with much applause. The Lon
don Times says Mason is much too fast;
that the present proceedings mean moth
ing.
The Confederate steamer Sumter had
escaped from Gibraltar, and the Tusca-
rora had sailed for Cadiz. 1t was stated
that the new steamer 1909" was in the
Mersey on the 9th February, and was ex-
pected to sail in few days for a rebel
rendezvous.
In the new Corps LegisIatG (French) the
paragraphs in the address to the Empe-
ror relating to Mexico, America and Italy,
passed; but the opposition strongly de-
nounces the Mexican war and the con-
tinued occupation of that country.
Some of the Berlin papers announce
news of an alarming character from the
Polish Provinces, the agitation having
crossed the Prussan frontiers, and Prus,
sian troops are concentrating there.