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DROPOsALS FOB HATE, GAPS, SHOES, DRY
GOODS. 90.

HEADQUARTERS DRPl RfNESr OF WASHINGTON
Cffee Of Chiy QHartermaster. July l. 1851
Written proposals are invited for furnishing for
this Department. to be delivered in this city, the
foloHineartices, suitable for clothing contrAband
men, women and Children
Russett Brogans, and other serviceable Shoes,
for men: women, and childrsn's wear.
Chip, felt, and WOODEN Hats, and cloth Caps
Resdy- msae hickory and check Shirts and Den.
ham Over ais
Kerseys. !inseys. sinshsms, blankets, and other
WOODEN and Cotton Goods
Samples should be sent with each bid, at the e.
Dense Of the party forwarding the same.
No bids wlll be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence can be furnished of the reliability ana
10y atty of the bidder
Proposals will be opened from time to time and
contracts awarded a. the interests OF the service
may require.
ful6llment Of any contract made under this adver-
tisement.
Proposals should be addressed to the under.
signed, and Endorsed" Proposals for furnishing
Dry Coo DIS, &c. ELIAS NJ. GREENE,
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quartermasrer,
~ I'm Department of WASH inaton.
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Ia G q.
SPRING AND SUMNER SCHEDULE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
& - IS
FROM WASHINGTON CITY,
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
Az ss fsseqzs Eissss direct s! s sss's
cy Less 1G Shanxss c tS.S
other Route, and NO Omnibus Riding.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
making with fr.ns is.sins B.mor.
On sundays, Two Trains 81 5 and $50 P ~. con-
B.tn Rs1a, s sias RRE w nEsn from
connection at #ashin gtos Junction Relay House,
make conneetion with Train leaving Baltimore S al
Baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD. "
This is the Only Route by schick Through Tickets or
Through baggage Checks can be procured
in Washington.
the most superior finish attached to Night Trains.
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
co1uxB Us, DAYroIN, LOUISVILLE, GIN.
CINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA
HAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO,
&C., &C., DC,
~wIfH LESS CHANGES OF CARS THAN BIT As7
OTHER RoUTE.L7
NJ Special Notice to Passengers for tks Wss from
WASHINGTON Passengers going West. by purcha-
sing their THh0UGH TICKETS in Washington,
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE
lege of visiting Baltimore (if desired) without
additional charge.
~ Come etions at the Ohio River with CLEvE-
LAND PITPsBURG, CENTRAL OHIO and
through them, with the whole Railway System Of
Of the NORTH WEST, CENTRAL WEST, and
SOUTH WEST. -
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the
Ticket Office. W sshingtsn station.
w. P. SMITH, Master of TRANSFORMATION
NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent. APP 9l-tf
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SEASON OPENS 18TH OF JUNE,

These Springs are in Cumberland County. Penn
sylyania, 80 miles west of Harrisburg. They are
accessible from oil the principal cities by railroad
to Harrisbursh, thence BY the Cumberland Vale
railroad to Neville from MELVILLE, 8 miles good
staging to the Springs. The stage is always in
waiting upon the arrival Of the cars at Neville,
Washington in the morning can arrive at the
Springs the same evening at O'Clock.
The Hotel is commodious and comfortable, with
Hot and Cold baths attached, and extensive
grounds for walks and amusement.
The long experience of the present Proprietor
Washng ton D. C.. enables him to say, that it win
be conducted IN a manner to please all Visitors.
Terms: 50 per day. Si2 per week: weeks $40,
Children and servants ali price. ie 10 2mt
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WI GENTLEMENSC CLOTHING
w have now in store full stock of GENTLN-
MEMS SPRING OVERCOATS, business SUITS
DRESS SUITS, and FURNISHING GOODS of the
Of eatness, style, and if made to order
WALL, STEPHENS& CO.,
sag Pennsylysnia Avenue between
N-Ni Ninth and Tenth sire ets
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ID MAYORS OFFICE. July z. 1853
Il ROPO2ALS Will be received at this Office unit
y O'Clock M. on SATU hDAY, the 18th Instant, for
grading and crawling south G street. from Sd to
9th street west. The gravel to be OF quality to be
approved by the Commissioner and Assistant. The
gravel to be nine inches in the center, taeering to
stones Of an improper size, and to be welf rolled
with heavy roller.
Bidders viii state the price per cubic yard for
grading and square yard for graveling.
No part of the appropriation will be paid the
contractor except upon the certificate of the Com
missioner and Assistant Commissioners that tn
work has been properly executed
JAMES Fl. BIRCH,
COmmission er of Seventh Ward
WILLIAM WISE,
WILLIAM j. AIKEN.
y8-t Assistant Commissioners
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kENDALL'S

KENDALL'S
AMB0LIHE FOR TIE HAIR.
AABOLINB
MOISTENS,
BEAUTIF1ES,
ODORATES,
LENGH7HENS,
INVIGORATES,
NoURISHES,
EABELLLSHES
THE HAIR.
KENDALLB AMBoLINE is a rare compound OF
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, and
Herbs. for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PER
HANRNT VIGOR of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair requires q
gentle stimulant.' Dr.. Chiffon.
Have never had anything which 80 perfectly
answers the purpose Of hair dressing"
WARREN WARD, Esq,
No. arr Canal street, n Y.
AFTER being bald for seven years your AMBO-
LINE has covered the entire scalp with NEW
HAIR" Prof. JOHN sENIA,
No. IS King street, N. Y
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Put in boxes, containing two bottles }
price 81.
Manufactured and for sale at Wholesale by
KENDALL. & BANNISTER,
e10-6m No. 542 BROADWAY, Y.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. Are invited till the 18th day
- Of July, 1858, 1T II O'Clock M. for furnishing
FLOUR.
Sias wlii &c received Tor what ls Known e No l.
6Mo barrels. Separate bias win be received for
Flour put In COED second hand barrels Of the same
grade as above. Bids for different grades, and for
second hand barrels, should be upon separate
sheets OF paper.
The delivery of the Flour to be commenced on
Or about the nth JULY, or Is soon thereafter =
barrels daily, delivered either at the Government
Warehouse In GeorEetown, 1t the Wharves, or at
the Railroad Depot, Washington, D. Q.
The barrels to be strong and head lined.
Payment will be made in certificates of indebted
ness or such other funds the government may have
for distribution.
The usual government inspection win be made
Just before the -four 10 received,
An oath of allegiance must accompany each bid l..
No bid will be entertained from parties who have
previously failed to con ply with their bids OF from
bidders BOT present to respond: nu
d. c. 4 @. 8. q. 8 A., Washington, D. O., and en-
dorsed proposals for Flour" ltd
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FLASHING TON and GEORGETO WIN, d. c.
STEAMSHIPS
AAnk BALTIMORE, EMPIRE, AAAk
&&ELR SALYOR AND JAS. SA&8R
8. GREEN --sn
Regular Sailing Days WEDNEsDAYS and SAT-
URDAYS, at Il M, from foot of High street,
Georgetown, and Pier Is. foot OF Wall street, New
York.
For freight or passage Apply to
MORGAN & RHINEHART,
Agents, foot of High street,
Georgetown, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
je 12.6m" III Wall street. New York.
CONTINENTAL MONTHLY, JULY, 1853
~ CONTENTS Emancipation in Jamaica, by Rev.
9. Starbuck;. Abijah Witherpee's Retreat; Rea-
Mrs. Msrshs Walker Cook; Mrs. Rabotham's Party,
LADIES' loyal League, by Mrs. o. s. Baker; West
Of the Mississippi; The Cavalier Theory Refuted
by W. II. Whitmore; The Early Arbutus by Grace
d L YsIits; The Third Yesr Ct the War. BY Hon.
ard B. Kimball; The Chicago (Illinoisl and other
Canals, by Hon. Robert J. Walker. Woman; Lit
erary Notices; Editor Table
jeSO FRANoK TAYLOR, Agent.
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MARITAN's GIFT!

a vi Il II a u Ill
SAAARITANS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
,o Yes, A P9sit tive Cg ns ,, for &c
Contains no Mineral, no Basam no Mercury.
Only Ten Pilis TO bs Taken TO Effect Cure.
jure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate.
in
of the University of Transatlantic, one of the most
Let those no have despaired Of getting cured,
or who have been gorgsd with Balsam Copaivs, or
mercury NY ssaafMARITAWs GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Price-Mals packages. 81. Female. IS.
R5SSRt Rss ssRs 5SSR
soAtNEsslR g31Li S;1 sFRHFss1s go Oh We
sAMARITAN's RooT IND HERB JUICES
Il aooF nNp HERS
and
the ,s that TIE cure
that fer f 81 s6 81 after
f2i {kosf
ss ths sssS If the
In n.n9 .se.ion. with which nsa5sls =,
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES 10
most happily adapted, In liberated Uterus, in
Debility, and for all plants incident to the sex.
Sent By express. Price 81 bottle, or 6 bottles
AVA 'sAMARITANs cHANcRE WASH.
Price Is cents. Full directions.
DESMOND & CO., Box 1S1 Philadelphia Post
Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD. . rnsr of 18th and
d HENRY COOK. Alexandria. may6 Ctr
MILITARY GOODS.
WALL, STEPHENS co.,
322 PENNSYLVANIA AyBEUE,
Navy such az SWORDS. SAsHES, BELTS,
SHOULDER STRAPS. HATS, GAPS, PISTOLS.
&c. DC, with . fine assortment OF UNIFORM
CLOTHING. with which we can furnish Officers
WALL, STEPHENS &c CO.,
ap ll-tfif 322 Pennsylvania Avenue.
UsoTs AND SHOES TO SUIT TIN TIMES.
We are now manufacturing AL kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES and constantly receiving sup pnHnM
ply Of Eastern made Work Of every descrip ES4W
tion, made expressly to order, and win beV Nv
soid ct much lover prize than h has been -
Persons In want Of BOOTS and SHOES Of z.sse-n
or City made work, will always find good assort-
mont In store and 1t the lsEest Prices, Give us
call, GRIFFIN d BR0THHR,
ap Stir 314 Pennsylyania avenue.
NO. 2s7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
An BININGER Z co.'s STORE
~ga 237 PENNSYLVANIA Avxxun.
Bslcs 1SissssssA ssrss'. ssdsssrly .
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486 NEwsFo0h. 1856
INTERIOR ADoRNMENrs.
Just received, q choice Sci ection of new and
desirable styles
PAPER HANGINGS,
Prom the rich and ornate to the most chaste and
simple patterns, appropriate for parlor. halls,
dinint rooms, and chambers.
FIRE-BOARD PRINTS, STATUES, CENTER
PIECES, go.
EEWAND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS GILT BAND
WINDOW SHADES.
BUFP OR ANY REQUIRED STYLE Or Size 0P
SHADE MADE TO ORDER
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
(Narran'ed to be gilced with gold leap
The handgomest Snd the largest assortment in the
District, from the best mandatory IN the
country.
Alee, an assortment of DARK Wood Frames, with .
beautiful variety of small aized Oval and Gard
Visite frames OF foreign and domestic manufac-
ture. Passepstsuts, &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.
Different sizes and colors; Picture Rings, N ais
&c.
Purchasing exclusively for cash the above goods
laceOrding TO their quality will be disposed of St
az low rates as they can be purchased for in the
District. No migr epsentation made to effect saes.
call solicit ed from those needing the above
goods. Terms cash. J. MARKRITER.
emernber the number, No. $50 Seventh street,
eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall and the terms
esah for goods end .asor. my29veos
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MAYORS OFFICE,

1Vl WASHINGTON. July 8. 1868.
Office until 10 Al on SaMrdsy the IIth i,st.n,
for continuing the Sewer from its present termi.
nation on street north. between Ninth and Tenth
from the east side Of Tent h, and thence along
said Tenth street to the north side Of New York
avenue, with laterals a nd drops &C.
Bidders will state the price per lineal foot for
the main laterals, including drops and excava-
tions.
Specifications can be seen at the Surveyors Of
fee and after next Monday.
Bidders are notified that no part of the apero.
priatiOn will be paid unless the Oom m ss oner nd
Assistant Commissioners express in writing that
the work is properly exeeu ted.
JOHN r. GARNER,
Oommissioner Third Ward
JOSEPH BRYAN,
CHAS. EDMONSTON,
Assistant Commissioners,
jy93 81 Rep. & Chron.1
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ID MAYORS OFFICE, July 2. 1853.
Il ROP0SALS will be received at this ONCE until
IL O'Clock on Saturday. the 18th instant, for gra.
Mary Hand avenue TO Virginia avenue, the gravel
to be of quality to be approved BY the Com
missioner and Assistant Com missioers, the gravel
to be nine inches in the centre, taperng down to
four inches at the gutter line, to be well ed Of
heavy Keller
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading, and per square yard for travelling No
part of the appropriation will be paid the con
tractor except upon the certificate OF the Com
mission er OF the ward and Asss sant Com msioners
hat the worn has been properly executed
JAS II. BIRCH,
Commissioner Seventh Ward
CHARLES Is CHURCH
WILLIAM FENWICK,
jy3 Assistant Commissioners
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NE" YORK AND
WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE,

SEMI WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK,
flashing TON and GEORGETOWN, d. c.
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[PunLIo REsoL LurIos-No. ..

PUnLIC REsoLUTIoS--NO. OIL
JoISr REsoLuTIoN TO revive An act 20
secure 10 the officers and men actually
employed in the Western Department.
or Department Of Missouri, their pay,
bounty, and pension, and for other
purposes"
RsS0lvsa By he Ssaiaie and House Of Reg-
resentatipesc Of 1ls United States Of Anisries
in Congress assembled, That the provisions
Of a joint resolution entitled "A rosolu-
tion 10 suspend all payments under the
act approved the twenty flfih Of March
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, entitled
"An act TO secure 10 the officers aud men
actually employed In the Western de-
partment, or department of Missouri,
their pay, bounty, and pension, aud f6r
other purposes, approved July twelfth.
eighteen huAdred and sixty-two, bo and
they are hereby revived and the commits
sioners therein provided for shall be al
lowed six months from Tho passage Of
this resolution within which 70 make
their report.
Approved, February l6, 1868.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
NASHVILLE UNION.

The E.ssviILLE USIOS was sommsnssd last spring,
fOr the purpoas of opposing the Rebel Southern Cos
fdsay and st advocating the restoration sf federal
authority, without any abatement, al the States
whish have attempted TO sssods lu Sbieet was to
proclaim the doctrines Of Liberty and Union thoy.
were Onss s1pouhdsa by The fathers Of the Republic,
bat which for mere thsa oas year-ths long aud
drsary carnival Of trsas0n--hAd been unspokon and
unwrittsR In the Capital Of the Stats Of ASpRKw
IAsEsoE and treasured up only in the hearts of
the faiihfu. We believed that the right way 10 cen
duet loyal Journal In city LIKE Nashville Al such
a time this, was 10 rsiss the watering ard timid
up to the true standard Of patriOtiSn, and not 70
lever the standard St patriotism, aer the OF
other ourna 10 sut tbs dsprAvsd tastes Of the
ssmi.leyal and sympathizers with the Richmond dy
nasty.
The UsIoS, therefore, has held as friends an who
support and as foes all who oppose the Union Of the
ststss. It's watehword S FaEKDoM ANB NAnoSA ITr
with rebels and traitors II has no sompromiss V
make. 1t ssntsnds for The Federal Constituuon Rnd
hs Laws made in pursuance thereof as ths sUpRnNH
Law OF rHH LASP, anything in the Constitution and
Laws Of any Of the ssates to ths contrary nstvitA
standing
II soatsHds fer Lhs UAlOa Of the States, because
without It the preservation Of liberties aAd issu
tutious and tbs organization Of Hocisty itself are
whslly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands In
the way sf crushing cut tks rebellion snd restsrlne
the Unioa mast perish, ne nAttsr ~ Wind AEuAs Il
be called. ..
Whsa thousands sr eur sihEsa soldiers lag dswA
ther lives upon the altar sf thslr sOuntrJ saeTi
dee above all earthly price, and presious in the sight
OF Heaven, God forbid that any isRoblO motive Of
sslfintSrsst should make any wAVer in his ley
atty. II there be any sHsh, let thOm losk At tho
blood Of Shiloh, Port DoAolsSn, Murfreesbsrs and
FrederiekSburE, and blush at their wiskedsrss and
folly Love for oar country should now sysrshadsw
every other issllhg and b: is ne patriot whs loves
his houses lands or negroes with 1.-THE Of the dsv0
ton whled he feels for bis country. Even prudent
selashnesS should eonpsi % bo patriots, for who
hope TO bis treasures ffsm tAS wreck ei
q ruined md dlsmembered Uniont
We want to sec the land more blessed win the
enduring sunshine Of honorable peace, based upeu
the complete and unconditional submission OF the
reoos in arms, and not III up with the dsecitful
glow Of peace based upon smAsCulato loyalty, and
concessions to traltors-the glow OF meteor which
would shine only to betray, and going out would
leave us in darkness tenfold moro gloomy than that
which prevailed bcfors.
These are tho sontimsnts and views which the
UNIoS will continue to advocate through whatever
ofStorm sunshine may await It in the future and
ask tho support OF all who believe IL to be import
ant that thoroughly and vigorously loyal newspaper
should be published in Nashville.
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Tho Employment Of Negroes by the
French to Do Garrison Duty in
Mexico.
The following is the official atement of
the Aoaae'~ Of January 23d, Of the EN-
ploymeut Of negro troops In Mexico:
CrrAus'Sionl
BUlLErIS.--In consequences Of the
report that the VicerOy Of Egypt had
placed a battalion at the disposal of the
Emperor, the British press had suffered
itself to indulge 10 supposi,ion which il
Is proper TO correct. The following IL
The fact; kIperIsRoe hapiHg taught IN he
case Of o'e negro companies from our West
INDIA possessions, that I.s negro race teas not
s"gect tlse, the Iehite race, 10 he inRuenoe Of
ysIIol1 fever the Emperor has asked from
the Niceroy not the permission TO re-
crult soldiers, as the British Government
did during the war in the ladies, bat the
temporary transfer (ccSsion) of negro
regiment OF twelve hundred men, fully
organized with its officers and non-com-
missloned officers. The Viceroy was
unable, for the time being, 10 dispose of
more than four hundred and fly men,
who are TO do garrison duty at Vera
Crnz' This measure, adopted in sense
OF humanity, cannot give rise to the least
criticism"
The negroes mustered into the service
OF the United States are TO be used, like
those obtained by the French Emperor
In Egypt to perform garrison duty in
regions subject to the yellow fover; and
twill be fair to say in the language Of
the honitsur This measure, adopted in
sense of humanity, can not give rise 10 the
least criticism"
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'HEADQ'Rs Amy OF THE PoToMAo.I
Feb. 10. 1904
The Richmond Eaqarer Of yesterday
has the following tSlegram:- l

Feb. 10 lseS
The Richmond Eaq'Grer Of yesterday
has the following tSlogram:--
CHARLEsros, Feb Is, 1868.
The following proclamation from Gen.
eral BEAUREoARD will appear in the papers
tomorrow
HEADo rs, DFFARraEvtos s0urs rAanirA1
SEohGA AND fIoaIDA, Feb. rs, lseg.
II has become my solemn duty 10 in.
form the authorities aud citizens of
Charleston and Savannah that The move.
menls OF the enemy's fleet indicate an
early land and naval attack oa one or
both cities, and TO urge that persons un-
able to take an active part in the struggle
shall retire
tsfshoped, however, that Che temporary
separation Of some of you from your
homes will be made without alarm or un-
due haste, thus showing that the only
feeling which animates you ia this hour
ofsupreme trial ia the right Of being able
10 Participate in the defence Of your
homes, your altars, and the graves Of your
kindred.
Caroliniaps aud Georgians the hour ia
at hand 10 prove your countryis cause.
Let all able bodied men. from tho sea
board TO the mountains, rush 70 arms. Be
not TOO exaeiing In the choice Of weapons.
Pikes and scythes will do for exterminat-
ing your enemien, spades aud shoYels for
protecting your hreHidss. TO arms, fell
low citizensi Come to share with US our
danger, our brilliant success, our glorious
death. q. I. BEAUEKoARD,
General Commanding.
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NOS. AND LOCATION.
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE


Ne. i-Gsa Factory, College street, ors the niil.
surgeon, j. y. WEEEs.
2-SAIVersity Building, Market street, on the
Hill. Surgeon, A. W. KELIT
" S-Ensley' Building, Sc corner Public Square.
Surgeon, ALET. Ewng. -
t-Howard High School, College street, on the
Hin. Asst surgeon, n. 5. TVwN.
3" s-eus Factory, upper end Front street Asst.
Surgeon, +. b. BIAsER,
d" s-cslsgs street, near Broad Surgeon, Gas.
kOBLussHR
" T---CollegS strest between Church aud Broad.
Surgeon, r.. FiErMER.
S-Mssonie Hail, Church street, near Summer.
Asst, Surgeon, d. BA0iE
a-Carriago Factory, Market street, below the
SQUARE. Act. Asst Surgeon, J. ID. SKEEE.
te-Msdleal College, College street, on the Hill.
40, sAsst. Surgeon, W. X. BOWLING.
~" PHsr HousH "-On The University Pike.
Act. Asst Surgeon, L. d. HooLE.
le-hroadwAy Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry
surgees, FRyD. SEYMOUR.
s--Hums High School sproOs street, cor. Broad,
surIeon, -. ilERncE.
H--Feaals School, Church street, near ChAtta.
nsoga Depot Surgeon, A. 9. Ne Gus
u-Hynes' High sohsol Line street corner Sun.
mer. Surgeon, W. N. CHAsBAEs.
le-Gsrden Bicok, corner Broad t-oct and River
Landing. Surgeon, FREe. SEYMOUR
lT-eEFIozRs' HnsPrrAL-Planters Hotel, sum.
mer street, oorner Deaderick. Surgeon,
.. y. WArERNAE.
le-cRBer Church aud College Streets Surgeon
v. 7. IhNxrHAr.
" lO--MSrIs stratlon's Building, No. IA Market
street Surgeon, -. SHRADT.
es-Eaptist cBurch summer street Surgeon, =,
GoODwIN ...
a-sIeshedist Church, Church street surgoon
r. SwNxT.
J. -HATdoastleI, South Market street Surgeon
-. bECKwTrH
ss-ccSner vlus and Bread streets. Surgeon. O.
CEAMBERiIN.
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Negroes in the NAVY.

While The enlistment bill sent
into the House from the War Department,
raised a hubbub which any man must
have ioreseeu would have been provoked
by IT, and really weakened existing leg
islAtioa, the Navy Department quietly aud
effectively eniists men Of all colors and
races, There never has been much pref
udice against negroes In the navy, aud
the Department recognizes the yAluo Of
their services, Jet IL ~ TO be doubted
whether Secretary Welles would send a
frigato 70 sea with an exclusively sable
crew, even il Wendell Phillips himself
would take command, and rival his en-
thusiastic friend Colonel Higginson, Of
the Let South Carolina Volunteers In
writing glowing dispatches Tho pref
udioes and habits Of centuries cannot be
abolished 10 day.--Cin. Commercial.
50 il seems that what is radical on
aad L. conservative on tsatsr
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The N. A. (Ind) Ledger, speaking Of
the "Eympathizors in Kentucky who
aid MoRGAS aud MARSHALL in theirraids
into thatState, says:
We are satisfied that General BOYLE
could do nothing better than toget up
little exhibition In the way OF hanging
forty or fifty Of these sympaihizing ras-
Gals, who have been useful spies for the
rebels, and the joyful witnesses of their
depredaiions upon Union citizens. There
10 entirely too much "parolling." and
exchanging" and "oath takine" " done
In Kentucky. An application Of hemp
ropeis what is neW badly needed, and The
lesson would prove most salutAry.
The Ledger is right But II General
BOYLE carries out its advice as be ought
10, many Of The conservative leaders Of
that State will send up vehement re-
monsirance.