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l l. 3.
This &c affection Of tAc Blood, and ATTACKS the
SEXUAL ORGANS NlNGS OF THE NOSE,
EARS, THROAT, WiHDPIPE,
and other Muc0us Surfaces, making its appearance
10 the form Of ULCERS
HRhBOLD'S ESTRAC? SARSAPARILLA
Purihcs the Blood, anu
Removes nil scsly cruptOns OF the skin.
Gttiag 10 he Con.DleEipH ClSd, aud Healthy
Co,or.
It being prepared expressly for this eIasb Of com.
plaints, TIA Blood Purifying Properties are pre-.
served to greater extent than any other prepare
tiOa Of Ssrsaparils
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TNirFD STATES MARSHAL'S
y ALE uF GER AIN PArEEr RIGHTS he
lsnstn. to John y GSmERell and James Dunlop
under &C tnnfsVst.Ou act.
In virtue OF = decree Issued from the Clerks Of
tce Of the 'upfsne Court the District OF Column
bis, holding = disriet court Enn TO he directed,
viii otter NJ puhlc sale for cash, IN front of the
C"ur'-hJusc Goor Of said Dirtiict. on We MES
DAY. n J0ik day Of December Instant, 1868, at 10
O'Clock .n. all JOhu y. G.uewel's and James
Fun OPP. sAt and interest IN anu to the following
Letter, Patent granted to Samuel Morse on
the % day Of Juce, l6tO, for EeetrO- Magnetic
Ie' graph, md III the same reissuei on the I3th
day oi June, ls+s; and in the same extended o the
?Oth Day Of June, 1884; and in Letters Patent
granite 70 samuel +. verse, on the nth day OF
April, lslo; and IN the same rsissuei on the l3th
in Crfers rStcut granted 70 Mosrs q. Farme on
lie an ny nj May 1852. for Electro Magnetic
ls'- Ecus; and n Let era Patent Crane
'"s C. FH'm-r,on the nth day of Jsnu. y, 1888,
Dr. fO." els cor Ga Nanic Batteries; aud In
lie o. P.tsnt granite 70 F.rnerA ChsnGiag
"n hr -. dpynf NAV. 1887 for fire-Alsrm Tele-
Ear "r. 81 IA 18Th day Of November, ISIS, for
Eiec.rr-N 'gnetic Firr-Aisrrn Apps rstu.; AID in
H. ~. Prent GRANTED I" Moses G. Fs ner, on
The II 10y ui January, 1859, r1r FHe-AI4rm APP
u.'H :s"l Le,'ers P,,e,r srsn'e To Moses i.
faru"r, q N lith 1'y Of Jshu sry, 1859, Ior APP
par"~''s .og 81 Engines u Motion; rhd n
l. y, p %" a - RrIricl 10 No cs e.. IS mrr, on
n I'd 90 30 T"'ruary, 1889, Tor Fire.Alarrn APP.
IT,. .- o,rea- ,n'"t to FrmeI Il ChannDng,
o. y . lur", 81 Ia FuG.-l rn A.
isr". S-..I b :. y 'g !cc'r"- MssaGt.
'srn 81. 20 vs. ,s"gnncnt Of the same, and
= .. ,' 3D." .'"l", ne .t r''d ~ the FatCat
onr-u -.' T. ..re ST. sofa "r'c'. 4t.acue'',
-. r.ta.,'. u.He the OnGsca ion hci
"' Jt .'.. 'Hr rusl,, We rir m ~ d inter-
'L ~. ''...''. "ArD II: LAMoH,
% ..I T. : VI IRA al .. c.
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+ o T l @ Z

NJ o T Q Z
Having leased the handsome stsre Of
Mr.. HoLLINs,
on Charles street,
BALTIMORE,
am selling OF my stock at
REDUCED PRICES.
To get good bargains In
TEAS, corFEr, Ae,
call early.
Lease, stock, and fixtures for sale.
". eoRwIN BuRsY,
deis-3w Corner I and Eleventh.
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FINANCIAL.
~ I II 8 T
.F1RsT
NATIONAL BANK OF WARRINGTON.
Capital-oBO0.OOO

n This BAHH, organised under the National
Banking Law Of the last Congress, 10 opened this
day for the transaction Of business, At the corner
Of Fifteenth and streets, opposite Treasury D.
partnents n. D. COOKE, President,
VIM 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. se7a-tf
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ute ue f0st ana fesens OInoee' hoons - ma n
sp ,.,irs, Washington, D. c.
All diseases ofa private nature treated IN ~
most scientific manner, and radical cures s6ssssd
n all eases. sYPHuITIC AFFECTIONS, CON- |
eRRsGA, elect, STRUCTURES, BIENNIAL
IEAKEEss, OF the result Of voLUPTUogs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the aENERATI1s
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how ioas
'taadins, thoroughly and radically cured, also,
s"ur, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and other
1HhoNIc DISEASES Of the NERVES NJscLHs
'oNfs, and JOINTS, scRoruLA, BLorcHrs
's,er FACE, ERuPTIoNs on The Limbs and
3cay, and all othor ERuPTrvE DrsEAsEs and
DISEASES OF ruE BLOOD, from whssevsr ssuss
sey may have arisen. u
AFFLICTED AND uNFORTUNArri
y" matter what your disease, let no false deli.
.ey prevent you from applying Immediately 10
u veilny, who is acknowledged 10 b. by far the
nost scocEssFuL PHYSICIAN n the treatment
n private diseases. Fear not to come and make
-
,nl Oh your way rejoicing.
sEhf-Anoah"
INA! sresdmi soonrse OF the young INDUCED ~
han alone, destroys the ssnsrativs organs, unass
.ou for married iifo, producing weakness Of ths
,.c, ,na Iiups lo,, of .n,n.,,o. and ,r..,,.,.-
over, ps,p,,s,lop of tho heart, psrvous irr,..b,.
O., ian, NJ -.uo,, u.,.,,,,,u ,.,,.. ,..,
.,,,,,,p,,n. and ,..,,
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Treatment. :.
MARRIAGE
,,rr,,,. Der.sn.. a, ,no,, .on,.mn,.,,1, n,,,,
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H., a.. -..,..,
''N"a I'"'e vi '"' seh''Ai orsAn'' "hs'nsr 'ns~
suit Of disease, injury, youthful indseretons, or
uug ,nos Of VIC pasaioas In ripsr years, are car.
nestly entreated to place themselves under the .
arc ., Dr.. v. The, may rely with certainty upon
.,oot,, .,,. and INN, hahn. ,..,o,.a n mn
,e,l,h ,ua vlsor
Hs treats with entire success all diseases OF
v,.,.,.. .,,,, a. rrucoppuu. ~ wu,rrs
''""''' 'u'' AN'so"NA vi "'
- ~ "
,ltees perfect CURE.
SEES moderate, And VISITS and CoMMuNIcA.
IONS .,r,c,lv PRIVATE and CONSEQUENTIAL.
p.,,o.,.,,,n -. ,u. a.. ~,
~ ~ ~. e $500
'"''e ~ "''''"'0' ""y W 'NANID 81 -A''' =
y sending STATEMENT Of CASE, As., ~,
ya-5m.
- -
SboULI DnOSDi nAIODIll
gnr.S mEin ShCsE pErNhNhD
'''N of me VITAL rLoip,
ROi tGA, ULCERS, SORES SPOTS, LETTERS,
SCALES, HOLLIS, SYPHILIS oh w.
NERAL bJSEdSES. ss. ,
sAAARiTANS
RgUY AND HERR yUJCKg
=, ,u.,,d In IN. ,rh,i, a, . no..,,v. So. u.,
,be, Iii ,mnnrj,i". az .ns hlon5 va Srtr.. ~
"''sEa 10 lsshy sS'iSn, snrs those Spots Is
"hies H'u N"Ppef |oioieu ratohes.
The SAuARiTANs ROOT AND HERB JrIcEs
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CURES auARANTrEDi ADVICE oRATIsn

AFF DAVIT.
Personally appeared heiCTed me, an Alderman Of
the city ui Philadelphia, n. T. RELmGULD, who
being duly swOrn dUih say, hir preparations con-
tain 40 narcotic, uu ElvrGGry, or other injurious
drugs, but are purely vrurt4Nio.
II. 7. HLLMBOLD.
sworn aud aubscritsd ~ before me, this I'D day
Of NUyembe., 1884. WM. r. HIDBARp, Aid,
Moth erect, above Race, Phiis.
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HHL who'll 'S ROSE VASE,
An excellent Lotion for diseases OF SyuhiIitc Ma.
ture and As an injection In disease of the Urinary
Organs, arihins from HABITS OF Dissipation, used In
cOHncc don with the Extract DuGhu and Sarsparla,
10 such dise.Ges a. recommended.
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W, u. LEE,
Pastor OF Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church.
READ Z. d. +. N. SOUTHWORTHS LETTER.
PROSPECT COTTAGE, GEoRoETowN, y. c.,
April q 1865.


PROSPECT COTTAGE, eroReETows, b. GU
GESTLEMEN; 1t gives ME pleasure to add my
testimonial to those of Others In favor Of your
excellent preparation. Several years OF residence
on the banks Of Southern river, aud of close ap-
plication to literary work, had so thoroughly ex-
haustcd my nervous sys'em and undermined my
health, that had become martyr to Dyspepsia
and nervous headache, recurring at short inter-
walls, and defying all known remedies In the Msteria
Medics. had come to the conclusion that no ching
restore my health, when q friend recommended
hostctter's Bitters. procured a bottle M an ex-
pertinent, II required but one bottle to convince
me that had found AZ last the right combination
OF remedies. The relief 1t afforded me hiss been
complete. II 10 now some years since first tried
Hostetters Bitters aud 1t Is but just to say that
be. II lea standsI! Family Cordial with us, and
even a. atimulant we like y better than any
and dyBpetc cases, from fever down to toothac.. e
u what have now said will lead any dyspepilc or
nervous invalid 10 ASSURE remedy, lshaii have done
/ remain, gentlemen, respectfully youIs,
Z. D. Z. N. sOGfHW0RTH
READ JOHN W. BRoNAuGHs LETTER.
NAVY DEPT, BUREAU OF YARDS AND Docks,
lIesas. Bostet,cr & Smith, PaisJury1, Pa!
GENTLEMEN: About tour years since my Rtten-
ton was called to your Celebrated stomach Bit
pepsls, In al OF It's terrific forms Indeed had
not known for six years An uninterrupted nights
sleep. Icommeuced the use OF your Bitters, TAX
ing them according to your directions, except that
the dose was reduced to onc-hslf and found self
much, very much, benefited by the hrst bottle, the
second relieved me entirely but have ever since
taken dose IN the morning Immediately on rising,
finding 1t 10 act As n tonic and appetizer Of the
most agreeable character. There Is a peculiarly
well to ststei ii from any cause shall bp suiiefiRs
ever so acutcly with the hc8dache, q dose OF your
Bitters relieves ne in fifteen minutes. In eonolu.
| sion, say with all sincerity and truth, ! would
not be returned to the state Of health IN which
your BltterB found NE, and from which they have
unquestionaOly relieved me, for all the money In
this world. Ian, with great respect,
| Your obedient servant,
JOHN W, BRoNAUGH, Chief Clerk.
Prsparedby HosrETTER sMITH,
And sold by Druggists and Family 0rosers.
New York OmSS, No. ~ broadway.
] NuIe-Hmood
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r, T, HELMBOLD, LHEMIsT,
Depot i04 south Tenth street, below Chestnut
Philadelphia. bEWARE Of COUETERFEiTS
ASg uEPRIkCIPLED DEALERS, who endeAvor
10 dispose of " their own aud other ART ales on
the reputation attained by
HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
Heimbold'r Genuine Extract suehu;
Helmbold's Genuine Extract ssrsapsrtln,
Helmbold's Genuine Improved Rose Wash,
Sold by al Druggists, everywhere.
ASH I0k aFLIRoLDT-TAkF NO DfHEs.
Gut ous the advert ss0sEs SD .as.S .sI IL o.
arssf In1esi ask sss ,'Srsss, -
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r EcRu1Ts
TO FILL THE QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS,
sios Of which will be paid In advance,
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS,
.sass,
sios Of which will b paid in advance
BouNTYsroR coLoRED RECRUITS,
Paid In advance.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
VIII apply to any OF the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
s.v. BACON,
Engine Hall, near the Market, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets.
). c. HYDE,
C. A. KEAsBEY,
II street, near corner OF Nineteenth and Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
J. C. PARKER,
Corner of High and punbarton streets, Georgetown
de2l-tf
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READ JOHN W. BRoNAuGHs LETTER.
NAVY DEPT, BUREAU OF fARLs AND Docks, I
December 30, 1882.
Prepared by

Prepared by HosrETTER l. SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Ps.
New York Omss, No. . iTosdxsy.
suIe-ensod
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USE nnLMROLBs EXTRACT pUCHU
For all Affections and Diseases oil tho
URINARY ORGANS,
whether eSlstlng in MALE or FEMALE,
From whatover eausc orr ginsting, and no matter or
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases OF these Organs require tho aid ots
DIURETIs
XrEkBOLD'S EXTRACT BUOHS
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC.
And II 10 certain to have tho GS,red effect In Dis
seases for which II lie recommended.
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Helpibold's Highly Concentrated Compound
gLUI9 EXTRACT SARSsPA6iL!A.
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MEDICAL.
HE GREAT M'ERIC
Il REMEDIES

~ HE GREAT A M'ERI, A N
IL REMEDIES
KNOWN A.
HBLMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATIONS
HrgNEoLp's EXTRACT "BUCHl.
sARsAPARiLLA.
.SPRovFp RosE WASH.
nEr.hgoLps
GENUINE PRAPARATIOR
"EIeRLy CONCENTRATED"
Oosapo..d fluid
sxTRAC UCuU.
roIrrva An spsoIgtc ssxspr soa
ptrsstes ofthe
RL.DDrR, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, dHD DeopSL
CAL SFGLLEGS
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This Medicine iucresses the power OF Digestion,
an eSs a., ,he AnscrSsh.s into hes,h{ s.ion "
Unnatural Enlsrgements are reduced. M well -
Pain and inflammation. and is good fos
llEE, T0HEH or CYyLDRBN.
EXTRACT BuCHU,
FOR WEAKNESSES
Ari,bsc from ETocs5r', EGbm u DiSspGiiSa, EGriy
IHSiaIeiiors,
ATTENDED WITH yHE FOLLOWING SYMP-
TOMsi
Inl.sposi,iun toExaf lion, DryHess o. the s!un,
Loss Of Memoir, Lngs OF Power,
Weak Nerves, Difficulty OF Breathina,
Horror OF Disease. Trembling,
pmncsr Of Nth!on, Wskeiipess,
Muscu'Ar SgstrD, Flushing of the Body,
Hot ESnts, Erupi!Sas "a the Fsco,
These fymptomt, II allnw cd 70 90 on, which this
medicine Invariably rcnoyes, soon follows
THPuTEHCr, F.TeIrr, EPuEPTJC FITS,
m one Cf which he patient may expire.
Who can say thAt they arc not frequently fol.
lowed by those " Girsil'l Diseases"
"INSsEITr and CpgSBiPTIDNfr
May are aware Of the Gauge Of their suffering,
BpJ more siA c,rjlsS.
TIE RECURBS ~ THE INSANE ASYLUMS,
And the melancholy Deaths by Consumption,
Bear lrp'' rhfG'1 70 Gc 1i-ts Of Rs ASSERTION.
The CuNsTII uTIuH ONCE AFFECTED WITH
Egquise. the aid of medicine to strengthen aud ID.
vigoraie the syFic!n which
.uRnhlB0LD's EATRAUI u,cIl
IlYssiahy EDeL
= isIli WILL cox, ,hrE rus mos1 ax.:,-":G.
EEA4LFg, FEMALES,
Olu ar .UunE siny.U. G,Tr'rd, or C"nLsn,-
plating Marriage,
In nkuy affections peculiar to Fcmaics, the EX-
tract Buchu Ia uhequsiled by any other rcmeSy, "a
In ChlorUuiE or Retention frrrruisrity, Painful.
ness, or suppression OF Customary Excavations,
liberated or schTTnuS state 1i the Uterus, Lencct.
rhe or Whites, Steriliy and for all complaints ia
cdent to the sex, whether arisilg from tBdiserc.
ton. Habits OF Dissipation, or to the
DECLINE on CttAhdE o. L.jE
tsee symptoms ahuYc.)
so FAMILY sHorIp re WITHOUT IT.
Taxi no 1sore BG.'aa, .forepp, 0, .sp'easc,u
k'fici1. for g"y EaglHt ard da7sro'u
D.stG'es.
RRLfBOEJ's NJ rRACT bTU:i0
curRs
S-CEvr rlStEgFs
In all their stages,
- Lht.e EHpebsU,
LII OF co change in Diet
Ns lGcoGs sGieilGei and
No Exposure.
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II causes frequent deairc, and ri yea strength to
urinste. thereby removing Obstruetions, prevent
ing add curing Structures of the Uretha, Rllsying
Pain AMI Inflammation, 60 irequestIy In this class
81 diseases, and expclliug nR Poisoaous disecssd and
UcJiI-oH nGifcT.
victims OF QUACHS, and VINO Lave paid kedpy fer
to he cured In short time, have found they were
deceived, aud ths' the Poison" has, By the use Of
Powerful Astriugcnts," been dried up In the syz-
ten to break cut In sn aggravated form, md
Psrbalg TT., .,..r.n1f,
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MEDICAL.
g AL NOT ICl

On. M. vELLNTs Private Hospital, IN tas -.
srsi Block, corner Of seventh and ssrssts, oppo.
site the Post and Patent o1sss. Rooms - and \.
sp ,tairs, Washington, D.. G.
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For form Of proposal, guSr ,ntee, and ecrtiae ,te,
AMI for Instructions, requirements, sc, &C., bid
ders are referred to tue bphlet adveFtis" Of
ihis date, at the principal post Offices. Bidders
shoald b. Careful TO pJGtp1y BIDS
NJ. BLAIR,
deli-Wiw POsimAHter Gene. al
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Arrests
lOl9

Mr.. S~outhgate, from the Committee APP
pointed to dispose Of certain property,
on Front street, made a verbal report,
stating the value Of il, and asking for
further time for action in the premises,
which was granted,
The calendar of business was then ia
ken up, and
A resolution from the Board of Alder
men against Ievying taxes this year, ex-
cept to defray the necessary expenses of
the Corporation, was cOncurred in.
A resolution from the same body, re-
auesting the agent of the Corporation
having charge of the wood. choppers 70
make a report Of his operations, was also
concurred in.
A resolution from the same body, pro-
viding for the discharge Of all slaves
from the employ of the Corporation, was
cOncurred in.
A bill from the Board of Aldermen TO
increase the pay and allowances of the
Keeper Of the Workhouse, was passed on
its three readings under q suspension OF
the rules.
A bill from the same source to amend
the law relative TO sprinkling the streets
was also passed on three readings under
--.a. ~c Al. -,fo.
The Council then adjourned.
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TEE CRY CoUNc1L.-A regular meet
ing Of this body took place yesterday
afternoon-present, Messrs. Anderson,
sayers, s~outhgate, Huff, Turner, Grady,
Knowles, Yarbrough, Stewart, Driver
and HALEY.
Mr.. Knowles, chairman Of the Finance
Committee, presented reports from the
Revenue and Water Tax Collectors; the
same as those laid before the Board Of
Aldermen Tuesday.
The report of the Sexton Of the City
Cemetery was also presented.
Mr.. Sayers, chairman of the Police
Committee, presented a report of the
number Of arrests and discharges Of
prisoners, made from the 9Th Of January
70 the 9Th of April, and the names Of
the officers making the arrests, noting
the number arrested byeach policeman
as follows:
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&g telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

New York, April 23.-James L. AID.
olson, clerk ia Adj ntant Generals Office
and Anthony Addison, chief clerk of the
Pension Bureau, have been caught carry
ing the rebel mails. The former has
been in the War Department thirty
yours, and had access to all the impor-
tant movemr nts.
Rev. Mr.. Martin and family, living near
their farms in Maryland, have been ar
rested as a medium af daily commune
cation with the rebels. The latter will
be sent South.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-Generals Hall
leck and Dix have gone 10 Suffolk, Va.
New York, April 29.-The British
prize steamer Gertrude arrived with her
cargo of gunpOwdr and military stores
aboard.
The President has determined not TO
grant letters of marque unless a foreign
wal should arise.
The Rebels on the Rappahannock were
largely reinforced last week.
Richmond papers say eight boats passed
Vicksburg IN the night of the 10th.
Sixty-fOur steamboats, left Memphis
for V~icksburg with soldiers and negroes.
Federals opened fire opposite Vicksburg
on the 18th. No damage done.
New YORK, April 23.-Admiral Wilkes
was at Bahama Islands on the 10th, hav-
ing left Havana on the 11th. The story
of his parole is doubtless untrue.
Cotton 65. Gold 50%
SAN FRANcIsco,-The Sacramento Re-
publican, copperhead newspaper, destroy
ed by a mob yesterday.
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REcoRDER's CoURr.-There was but
little done yesterday in Recorder SEANE's
court. The following is the record: =
Julia Martin, using hydrant water
without license; paid costs and took out
license.
Henry Sandfeld, selling merchandise
by sample; fined $50 and costs.
Dinah Gordon, using hydrant water
without license; paid costs and procured
license
VIM. Homer, merchandising without
license; paid costs and procured license.
John Mitchell, using hydrant water
without license; paid costs and procured
license.
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sutlers. Atlnnnnnt

We have now in store a large stock Of
supplies in your line, TO which we call
your attention. Such as all kinds of no
tons fancy goods; canned fruits Vir-
GINA, Tennessee, Missouri, and Ken.
lucky tobacco cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers will do well to look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Special attention paid to shipping. No.
60 Public Square, below City Hotel.
HARNEY, HUGHEs & Co.
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It would afford us great pleasure TO
comply with numerous requests which
We receive from correspondence, to pub
lish obituary notices, but our friends
must see, on a little reflection, that IL we
were to commence such publications, our
columns would soon contain no other
reading matter.
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New York, April pa dvices from
Port Royal by the Ericsson states that
all the monitors are being plated on
decks, a number of artizens from the
army assisting.
Attempts are said to have been made
by the rebels at Charleston to raise the
Keokuk, but with what success is not
stated.
The weather is getting uncomfortsbly
warm, but the health of the troops and
navy continues good.
A large steamer is reported TO have run
out Of Charleston on the night Of the
10th.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 2L.--The military
force sent to Danville returned this NOR
ming, with seven of the ring-leaders Of
the rebellion there on Saturday last, viz:
Fred Busan, Jno. X. Edwards, Anderson
Hedge, George Seager, Noah Bateman,
Andrew Clifhu aud John Ramsay.
They had a hearing before the U. s.
Commissioner this afternoon, and were
bound over to the May term of the U. s.
District Court. One of the party COM
mitted a murder in this same county q
few year since.
After their examination, they made af-
fidavits as TO the existence of the K O.
C.'s, that they were members, and made
a complete exposition of the whole affair.
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The Photographic Art appears TO be
h%Ourishing in Nashville at this time.
We dropped in yesterday on SoHLkIER,
aud found him up TO his eyes in bust
ness. lie has recently produced nume-
rous superb pictures, embracing the
latest styles. We may add hat he has
supplied himself with a very choice as
sortment Of Photographic albums, and
card frames in enamel and gold, for the
benefit Of his customers. Call and see
them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-24

MoRE REFUGEEs.-About sixty refu-
gees from Eastern Kentucky, came down
on the train from Lexington last even
ing. They represent the condition Of
the country as being awful beyond de-
scription. Some of them have been rob-
bed and plundered of everything they
owned in the world-even robbed of
their clothing, their houses sacked, and
their families left in a helpless and
starving condition. The fields are laid
waste, the stock taken from them, the
crops are ruined. These men are mostly
joining the Federal service.-LOu. Dem.
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SALE OF C%oNFIsoATED GooDs.-The at
tention of the reader is called to the ad
yertisement Of Suffers goods to be sold
at auction under the auspices of Captain
WmEs. The sale commences on Monday
next. A fine opportunity to invest your
surplus means.
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mrs Goods, Hats, Hoots, Shoes. Et.

HoRNBEoK s. AsHBRIDGE, 40 College
street. keep constantly on hand a large
assortment Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Negro Goods, Soft Hats, etc. Also,
Ladies, Misses and Ohlldren's fine Shoes,
Men, Boys and Youths fac Boots, Shoes.
Brogans, etc, etc. Quick sales and small
profits 10 our motto.
HoRNBEcK g AsHBRmaE,
march27-lm. 40 College street
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"TnE LILY" is the name of a new cot.
fee house just opened on Cherry street,
opposite the Adams Express Office, up
stairs, over HENDERSON g. Bros. It is
fitted up ia the neatest and most elegant
manner, and is supplied with tho best
brands OF liquors. Gentlemen wishing
a pleasant, quiet retreat to enjoy them
selves with their friends, will find "The
Lily' Just the thing.
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A situation as Clerk or Book Keeper
In a grocery, dry good store, or Military
department.
Good reference given as to qualification or
loyalty. Address
"CLERK," Box 1852,
ap24-tf City Postofice.
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local AND COMMERCIAL.
ralpAY MoRNINq. NANCE "a lse8

"Old Soldier" Of the 10th Indiana Vol
,pteers, al Stewards creek, sends us fifty
cents for the UNION, but does not giSe
bis name. Where must we send his
paper?