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MkTAoRoLIrAss 10 THE RESCUE.
GA AND PIC MIC
BY The
ACTIVE MEMOIRS or THE METROPOLITAN
HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY.

BENEHIT OF THEIR YELLOW MEMBERS WHO
HAVE BEEN DRAFTED.
The Active Members of ths Metropolitan 30 ok
and Ladder Company respectfully announce "A
to their friends and the pubic that they will FL
Eiye Grand Pie Mic at Leilisrs Garden on "a
MONDAY, Aug. sist, tor he purpots Of assist IN
ing u cir fell0w Nom bers who have bsen ORA ted .
The committee pledge themselves to use every
s1ertion to make this one of the best Pic Mics Of
the season. A Fms Brass snd string Ba I'D has been
engaged for the occasion. Dancing viii CONNIE nee
at 0 clock p m. Tickets, admitting a gentleman
and ladies' ONE DOLLAR
C5nmits.s Of Arydn :nsntJ
EHh o'Rey. Geo. No{ss las las. A. W Smith.
VIM. Scott. J. T. Blaksney, Oliver Dom.
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LOST AND FOUND.

q n RAWARD .-strayed or stolen. on or abo1s
p ~ tia I'd of August, ne m sdium- sized GRAY
HORSE one hind fnst white; star In forehe
white spotA on back. 9Ae above reward will bs
Given 20 any person taAt wiz bring him ONE, or.
any Information that viii lead to his recovery.
MR., MICHAEL O'BRIHE
Its cor. 5th and g, Nav Yard Hjll.
c. R2WARD.-Lost, Q small BLACK COW;
y about years old; milks from three teats'
No. &c Your and q half st Island
au q 3t- PATRICK GIBBOE
TAKEN UP ON nth STREET, Last NIGHT,
sruRaway Horse and Buggy,
sus73ts $50 Eleventh ST.. bet. q sndH.
CAME TO THE Advertiser. AUGUST
~ i4ta residing near Fort Baker. D. c.. RED
right hind leg; which the owner can have by
g. III. GOLDEN.
su ~ st' nesr Good Hope.
clio REWARD.-strayed from the premises of
" the Subscriber, on the afternoon of Mon
day iAEt, two COWS; one Black and the other He'd; ;
NO pa-ticu n marks about them remsm bered It
win be paid to any one who will b Ing them home
or give information whore they may De fount.
L.. j. MIDDLETON,
au list near Fort Bunker Hill.
&1An REWARD Stolen. from the stables Of
tPIUU George Richstein, csc. near Catonsville
Baltimore county, Nd on Saturday nigh last, one
BAY HORSE medium size: black tail and name
right hand foot white And one DARK S0RREL
MARE; medium size blind in one eye. With scar.
and So additional for ths arrest e The thief
National Bookstore, 27S Pa avenue
au 3 bet. llth and Eth sts., Washington d. O
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FBSrIvAL.-The ladies of the Ninth street
Methodist Protestant Church give festival to-
Light at the rooms Of the Union League Asso.
citation, to raise funds tor a new library. Fruit,
confectionery, &c. In abundance. The fine
band Of tho I'd ID. Q. regiment will be present.
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FUTURE.DA

ByJ.C MCGUIRE & co., Auctioneer, -
EeKNiIU8E AND 17HEoTs OF. A FAMILY
AoRNiNd Assu's 4 esioel a. ri ses
Sinh street, Sstxesn III, sn4 streets north, We
Want Hsir spslr ssts 2fn asa p..lor Chair.
mAISise-top Center fable, Secretary aud WHIT.
a,,1 on Pain d s9es and 1asr.,inss
SSIssPiy Sssssss SI STsss sss: I.,s. Mirror
GG sbs S1.sss Ms.s Castor.
H:ss.sss: & s sIss s1 Dfss..s
Sootss and 90 sSs s:s sso .ss sies ssr.or
sToSsthsi with - general. ssortment Of Kitchen
Terms cash.
auA &c. MCGUIRE & co Auc,,
By VIA. L. wAlL 4 CO.. Auctionesrs.
A t%RaaSkSSsRpHl1YED I H. Lot
oeesf 8 vi casI At f Pubic ,h ss:, Z tos
.ss 3. s,ss Psa sad running &.
Term On: cash nslsRes ana
deed upon tie proS.rs All ~
e. The Rp 1,I cost, inclad.ES Rs1eaas
a. %. VIZ. L. WALL "a CO.. Aus.,.
ByJ. o. MCGUIRE 4 90. Apcsionsers.
ET01LLEN7 HoUs1AoLD IGRNIr ORE AT
= pSs LIE san..oa TaURsaaI MoENIN
q: ,s;dssss q LADY rspons from tue si sst
No $50 New York avenue, bsswesn 9th and ists
Kitchen fusniture; name In rart-
"atpn t,l Aasr Cloth Sofas, Ann Chairs aaa Side
Walnut Flush Covered Arm ,GAsirs ssd Rocker.
&othic and Cane Beat Reception Chairs
Walnut Marble TOP Side and Center Tablaa
Mirrors, Window Shades, NAntel OrnsInents
Walnut and Mahogany Chamber PRrnfture. Viz:
Marble. top and Plain BaFsaus
Hartrobes. Marble tor spd other Washesands.
Feather Bee Q, Bolsters. And Pillows
Hat aust, and Cottoa Top Ma.tra,ses
Rrasssis, Three- ply, and Ingram o.sas..
Canton Mating. Stair Oil cloth and Linen
Radiator and ParlOc Stoves
Cooking Stove and Kitchen Raquisltss
Au ~ J. G. Moe EIkRS Co Auct.
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BOARDING.

THE LARGH WELL-YCRgIsHID HOUSE ON
i Ri.st street fCapAoi Hni, betWsea and 3
streets, Ia nov reeay, rooms Al Large, cool ana
gents. Dtnner ut .: breakfast from sos.
ea Sa-HW.
TABLE BOARD, WITHOUT ROOMS, AND OH
i o, two pleasant H0OA9 With DOAHD. Location
veRy eesirsble; oonvooisnt TO tbs War Department.
go. sc. Apply IS 134 Peansytveeie sveaus. BE-
tween 18th ssd 2rth streets, 4anted, e TIE seass
other work "a ~
EUENISHED EO6Ms With BOARD. AT S1H
Il q street between 9Th and 5th withn tnres
niIutes' walk ofthe Post-e0ce lev ue1sOns
B. ardsrs caa be s~a rn modAted an OSt-
TNERKB PXoM The DBPARTxlnIe, Amy
~ and osvy. or cara snd srT1ngefs visnins WeHa.
moi dslLshtful locations In Washington, No. %
Missouri ave nue.. ons very lsrge mont room. ID
Glory, nov yscas& 90
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NOR sALx-fha GOOD WILL aai FIXfUR4a
II al BA1Dl4 6HOE aoins COED busiosss IN
Gsefgetown. xpply at No. 90 Bridge stssss, be.
Nseo wsaAlaseoa nd Goesrss stsssss g u ~
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTS TONIGHT.

WASHINGTON THxArER.-Miss Susan Denim,
commences q brief engagement TO night at the
Washington theater, and she will be supported
by a fne company, embracing Charlotte
Thompson, Mary T.. Smitton. Anne johnson,
G. Z. Wilson, G. III. Clarke, w. III. Bokee, and
others. The bill tor tonight is an attractive
one, embracing the play " Little DIS SHARE"
and the comedietta entitled the "Uonscript,"
and dances by Marietta Ravel, who remains a
few nights longer. Miss Denim is a great
favorite here, and the announcement Of her ap
pearance will attract large house.
COMMUNICATIVE splendid Zanfretta troupe
of pantOmlmists, acrobats and dancers, have
been engaged to remain here one week longer.
Tonight the magnificent trick pantomime en-
titled ssThe Enchantme nt," will bo performed.
Mons. Alexandra will perform upon the flying
trapeze. Nellie Taylor and George Edeson
viii sing new songs; Miles Josephine and
SUSIE Summerfeld execute new dancee, aud
the whole company appear in good bill
yARIETIEs.-The comic and mirth provoking
cxrravagaDza, entitled 1.-The Singular MORTAL"
will be performed here tonight, in addition TO
the regular concert hall entertainment CT song
dance, and Ethiopian eccentricity. Ada Tes-
man. Eliza Florence, Addie Johnson Jim
Budworth, Moreste, Dick w atkins, and all the
cid favorites will assist in the entertainment
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a CHIMNEY NOT SAFE BANK.-Some days
since Mr.. Benjamin r. Monkey, residing on
Bridge street, Georgetown, drew $500 from one
OF our city banks, and, as Is reported, placed
il In the fire place without mentioning the fact
10 his wife, or TO any one OF the family. On
Saturday he looked for the money, but 1t had
disappeared A servant girl named Turnoy
vas arrested on suspicion OF stealing the
money, but as no fact was addnced to indicate
that she had taken the money, and as she had
heretofore enjoyed an irreproachable charac-
ter, Justice Clayton dismissed the case It is
feared that the money was destroyed with a
number Of papers burnt after 1t had been placed
In the fire. place.
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AssAcLTisG AN OPPIcBR.-James Brady, OF
the Fifty -serenth Pennsylvania volunteers,
was committed by the provost marshal upon
the Charge Of making an assault on tho sergeant
% the guard ~ Soldiers Rest. He was well
s&ovrfed scyeIM tlass.
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SAD CASE oP DROWNING Yesterday after.
noon, as Capt Mcconnell, with iot of nm.
men, was ont sailing off the Arsenal, MI Geo.
boat, and in wearing round he rolled off into
the water and was drowned, Coming to tina
surface but once. MIR. Moore was about 81
SSb;id u age, ana Itares a widow and one
tor seEerai months past has been a clerk in the
Guar termasIers Department. at the Seventh
street " MARI, and had during that time made
i!bS iIiends ong those associated with him.
HIS body had not yet been recovered up to the
msde.
SOMETHING INyITINo-The pic. mic to be
given by the members of st. Dominick's Church,
at .ne seventh. street Park, on Wednesday.
oneIs spec1al Inducements to those wishing TO
ENJOY fresh and rural scenery and innocent
amusement. The affair Is in the hands of an
energetic and accomplished committee, who
are exertlng themselves after sort that in
sures n most delightful picnic. Tickets 25
cents; children, 10 cents.
SPURIOUS MorgY.-Notes of various de-
nominations and in imitation of the Govern
ment greenbacks are in circulation. They
purport to be on the Government Bank. which
does not exist. are dated Washington, District
of Columbia, November 10Th, 1862. and signed
J. Winslow, Cashier, and Haryey"Patten
President. They are suppused to emanate
from York.
PAINFUL ACcIDHNT.-On Sunday morning,
about four o'clock, a woman named Libsey,
while sitting In the third story window of q
Eouse on +, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets fell to the ground. Her leg was broken
and che was otherwise injured. Surgical aid
was Immediately obtained, and the sufferer Is
doing very well.
REBEL DEsERTERs.-John Hannah and
John Daniel, two deserters from the Rebel
NAVY came to Point ]. lookout on Saturday, and
were yesterday sent to the Central G uardhouse.
They declare their in sention Of taking the oath
OF allegiance.
FRsrIvAL.-The ladies of the Ninth street
Methodist Protestant Church give a esiyal to-
hight at the rooms Of the Union League Asso.
confectionery, &c. In abundance The fine
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REBEL DISSATISFACTION Hannah and
John Daniel, two deserters from the Rebel
Navv came to Point Lookout on Saturday and
were yesterday semitic the Central G uardho use.
They declare their In tention Of taking the oath
of allegiance.
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APPOINTED LIEUTENANT CoLoRlI OF A
CoLoRsp REeINESr.-The resignation Of It.
$Stcckfellows. Of The Fourth New Hampshire
volunteers, has been accepted, In oreer 10 ena.
bic him to accept the appoin srnent OF Lieut..
Colonel 81 one OF the colofed regiments now
being raised la this city.
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TIE STAAMERs Of the New York and Wash.
, ngton line are now running as usual, having
been taken only by the Government for the
transportation of horses and troops TO New
York, from Alexandria, on their last return
trips.
We are pleased 70 learn from tho agents that
our citizens are literally patronizing this line,
and that u n now ono OF the permanent itstitu-
tons Of Our city.
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ATTEMPTS AT BURGLARY.-Within q few
days past several unsuccessful attempts at
burglary nave been made in various parts of
the Seventh Ward and the police OF the ward
have been constantly on the lookout for sus-
picious characters, OF whom q number have
migrated TO that locality. Saturday night, about
~ clock, officers Morris and Steele heard some
Suspicious movements in a house near the cor.
ner of Eighth aud + streets south, and hurried
TO investigate the matter. A man sprang out,
barefooted. and took to his heels. The Off GERS
called him to stop, but the fugitive ran like q
deer. The officers fired three shots after him,
which only increased his speed, and he WAS
soon out OF their reach.
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ENxERsoN INsTITUTB--This select classical
and mathematical school, formerly located on
II street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth, will
b re-opened on the first Monday in September,
"a thu new school house recently erected on
Foorteenth street between j and X This
school Is under the superintendence OF MI.
Cnas b. Young, whose success as q teacher Is
well known. Terms OF tuition are low,
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PLACED ~ Close Demonstrations
those who offered and were accepted as SUBJ
known IS pickpocket and thief. Subsequent
10 his acceptance 81 substitnte, IL was dis
covered that he was already des<rtef, and be
has consequently beer placed In close con6ne.
Inent. When seaIched, $50 in Treasury notes
wac found upen his person, Decides the amour
he received for enlisting as q substitute
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CaARsE OF GRAND LARCRSY.-Saturday
afternoon, officer Fiehmeyer, OF the Second
Ward, went to the railroad depot and arrested
Edward and Bridget Flarity as they were
about entering the train TO go to Philadelph
The charge against them was tho larceny OF
SEs3 50; STATS in silver, and S25 in paper, which
was found In carpet bag of the prisoners.
They were taken before Justice Clark, and the
money stolen identified by Mrs. Nary Noonan,
from whose house 1t was stolen about two
weeks ago. Justice CLARK committed the pris-
oners to Jail for court
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United States of America.

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESsEE-No. II.
MHEkEAs, an has boen nled IL the
w District Court OF the United States for said
District, on the Oath day Of Juno, 1868, by John Trim
BILE, bq., Attorney of the United states for said Dis.
tricti on the behalf Of the said United states, against
ELkYEh BOXES n ONE KEG, containing Wares
and Merchandise, captured Dy Col Geo. p. Smith,
~sllcdgtng, in substance, that said goods were seized
on land, and IN the District Aforesaid, as forfeited
70 tho United States, for reasons and causes 10 said
libel mentioned, and praying process against tho
same, and that the samo be condemned as forfeited
as aiOrtslid;
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the monltion OF
the Court, under the seal Of the Court, 10 me directed
ana delivered, 1 do hereby give public notioe 10 all
persona claiming said articles, or 10 any manner in-
torested therein, that they be and appear before tho
said District oort, y DO held at the Federal Court
room, az the Capitol, ia the city Of Nashville and
District sforesaid, on the 9th day Of July, A. ID
1858, then aud there 20 inteuOso their claims, and
TO make their allegations 10 that behalf.
3. r. GLASCOCK,
US Marshal, Middle Dist, Of Ionn.
nfno Oft
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COUNTY COURT
MILITARY Y.
,FpAnrMrNT HEApoUARTERs,


Observation-Disclosures on High street. Mai.
Gen. Rossorans, commanding.
ChA5 Qaarternaast1-Headquariers ON High street,
u8ar Cedar. Lieut. Col. Ju0. W. Taylor.
chef Observation-Disclosures on summer Etreet,
gear broad. Lieut.. Col. s. Simmons.
ProroH Hqrshdl Getsiul - Headquarters on High
street. Capt W. NJ. Wiles.
Assistdaf Melioal Diret0r--urgeon A.. Henry Thur.
sian, JUS Vols. "a Cherry street.
PcsT HEADQUARTERS,
Poa-- headquarters on College street, between I'm
lon aud Church rsrosts, (Dr. Wstors' resdenoe) Gen.
q. b Mitchell. commanding
CAef Asisani QaaTfsrmGae -ih charge Of Depot
and Dsburaing OMcer-Aa 4 A. q Hodges, on
Cherry street. between UlN and church
AssftHsi Qpariraas;tr- D. GaigeOfC Clothing, Camp
aud Garrison E~quipago, Market street. Capt.
Th0B. J. Cos.
A@itdrf Q1HtftTai0yrf~-. chGrgo OF CuArtormRa-
tors stores, Issues to Hospitals, Quarters, etc. Capt.
s. MoKeaB Laporto, Ghsrry street, between Church
and Broad street.
Asslssant Qaayis9aHVer--tn charge Of FsA, Forage
aud Stationery, No. AZ Market street. Capt VIM.
Mlls.
Asdtani Qnartefaazer--In charge OF River Trans,
portation. Capt. J. d Stubs, High street, old heed,
quarters Gen. 2osecrans'.
ASSISTANT QuartsrTadaer-In charge Of Railroad
transportation, Capt, 5. Perkins, Jr., on Cherry
street, near Theatre.
oct AVisaat Quaricfaaskr-ln charge Of Means
" transportation, Public Shops, etc. Lieut.. O. X.
Irwin, on CherTystreei, near Theatre.
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MAeoMlc NorIcEs.

Cumberland Lodge No. s.-slated meetings on Sd
saturday of every month, at Odd Fellows Hall, cor.
summer and Union streets J0hn McClellsnd, w. NJ
D.. F. wtlkin. S. W. @ sicnerle, J. Wi Jos. NEGRO
~, Treas; Geo. W NorYell, Soc, w :. Moore, S. D.;
ID. 0rewer, J. D Il. Fields, Tyler.
Cumberland Chapter, No I-Mortun o. Howell, NJ.
8. High Priest Adna Anderson, =. King; George
seilerle, r. Scribe o. w. Peden, O.. H.; John No,
Clelland, p. So VS.. Brown, r. A.c.j y. c. Moss.
On. 3Y IL Il. sartlin, NJ. 2V.; James Lumsden, NJ
~ r. G. Bransford Sec; G. A. Fuller, Treasuer.; X.
Fields. Tyler stated meeting on lat Saturday Of
every month.
NdslBiRs C0uaoil No. l-John mcClelland, T. I. G.
NJ; Nj. 49, Howell, ID. h, G.. NJ. Adna Anderson, r. c.
W "A shohhoid, Recorder J. Lumsden, Capt.
Guard, q. tields, Tyler. Stated meetings Sd Monday
la each month
Eashvlls Commentary No. John McCleliand,
eminent Commander Morton d. Howell, Generals
simoj Adua Anderson, Capt. General; Rev. W., ".
Reed, Prelatc Thompson Anderson, Senior Warden;
f. y. Wheeler, Junior Warden q. W. Donigan,
treasurer; Il. H. Harrison, Recorder; T., Fields,
Sentinel Stated meetings on 3dThursdAy ofeach
month.
PhaHr Lodge, No. 1871 Morton B. Howell, W. II n
COX, Z. WI J. BoWon, J w ;John Frenba h,sSoo
L. d. Baker, Treasai err ! Davis, $. D; John Cook,
3 d. " Fields, T, Ter. stated meelings on f0nrth
SATURDAY Of every month
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United States of America:
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
"A HEREAS a libel OF on was nled within
- and for the Middle District OF Tennessee, az
Nashville, On the 10Th cay OF june, A. D. 1868. By
John Irimble, Esq, Attorney for The United States
for the Middle District Of Tennessee, who proseoutes
heroin on behalf Of tho United sta 'es, against MN
CASKS or BACON, for reasons and causes 10 said
lDei Of information set forth, and praying process
forfeited.
Nov. therefore, In pursuance Of themonltion, under
the seal oi toe Court, to mt direr ed and delivered, 1
90 h reby give public notice ~ all persons cisiming
hald properly, or in any Inanner interested therein ,
totl tley be and appear before said Circuit Court, 10
be held at the city Of Nashville, IN and Tor said piH-
trict, on the 9Th day Of July, 1853, at 10 O'Clock
N thstoreuoon Of thai day, then and There y inter-
pose their claims, and H. mako their allegations 10
that behalf. T.. r GLASCOCK.
jnno II, lsHJ.--rf y. 8. Marshal, n. d. T.
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United states Of America:

wv 80
HEREAs, on Information has been 6led Ia the
y uistrlct Court IT tho Tn tod states for said Dis
trict, IN Lo 2d Gay e July, a. - 1868, by John
Toimbie, Esq, Alto ncy FOR the United stat,s for
The District Il Middle TENNESSEE. who proseouies herein
Ia behalf u DO United stales, against s2l OF Ten.
nessee Bank notes So uf Kentucky Bank n0les, end
sundry prom ssury notes, payable q Armslead Il Co,
an TO Coroland, Armstcad & Co., ami described par.
ticulaIly ia said libtl OF infUrmIt.on, drawn seve
ally 10y p. a II uE. Cronsbaw & Adams, r.
y. srenah7w, Adams q Holloway. Cart
lett audtIsckeCn, 1hoznlson q Cob ltey, Bartlett &
Morris, and Andrews 6 90. A~lledging in substance
that GA Tie 9Th day Of lune, 1865, on land, the said
property was Foizl d tho owner thereof being theu
and ia re engaged in aimed rebellion against the
Government OF tho GATED sat s., and aiding and
%n6etting such rebellion, aud not having returned TO
Ms all glance within sixty days after the Proclamation
OF tho l%1Csidcut OF The United States, referred to Ia
said hlol, aud that said articles became tberoby
forfeited % the fali Unked States. and praying pro
CO.'S against tho same, and that the slma Re con-
denim d az forfeited, ~ AFORESAID
Now, therefore, "a pursuance OF the monition OF tho
Court, undor the zeal Of the COur 70 me directed and
delivered, ! DO hereby give publc notice 10 all per-
sons ciNifoing said goods, that they be- and appear be-.
iofe the said Court, 10 DO hold Mt the Federal Court
room, ia the City Of Nashville, IA said District, on the
ed day OF July, A u. 1863, then and there to Inter.
pose their claims, gnd 10 make their allegations in
that behalf. H.. II. GLASCOCK.
Z. $ Marshal for Middle District Of Teanesse0
iuly-8If
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EN ll INlHay " ENPrls n slsTrlII

-
The following g o correct lbt o. 81 Ha,pitais IN
fhs eityi
No. i-Gra FACTORY, College r,rst, ca The B'u
'sst.surgeon, G, .. HATsn, Us.Y.
+" 2-uuiverity Building, Market street. on tho
Hhn. Asst. Surgeon, h.. d. LYsDr, U.s.v.
Z" 1-Enaicy's Buiidingi Sc corner Pubic Square
surgeon, LAWS d nAEIos.
@Hosard High school College street, on The
HhL IA. p Wsrps, Surgeon IN charge.
" 5-susronded.
" s-suspcnded.
/" 7-oolegc street, between Church and broad.
Act. Asst surgooh, O, W. FR,SuH.
4" GMesonlc Hall, Church street, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, q. c. Gasr.
I" s-carriage Factory, Market street, below The
Square. Surgeon, @. srAsNAH.
" ic-Euspended.
&" It-'PEsT HOusE On the University Piko.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, l., d. HoOls.
iI-Broadway Hotel, Broad street.. corner Cherry.
s~urgeou,J S. MAUEER
" i3--Hume High school, Spruce street, cor. Broad.
Asst. Surgeon, a. Il. SIXTH, Us A.
ii-Fcmalo school, Church street, near Chatta.
Hooga Depot. Surgeon, JsoH PHuLtrs, U.s.A.
" ib-Hynes' High School, Line stro corner sum.
mcr. Surgeon, W. N. CgAMntns L s.A,
4" ls--Gordon Block, corner Broad street and River
Landing surgeon, DAVID WEsn sd Ohio
i;-oetI,Ers' HosPrAL Planters hotel, Sum.
mer street, corner Doaderiek. surgeon,
J.. H.. WRiaHF.
ts-Coroer Church and College streets. Asst.
Surgeon, Z. C. Mosr0oarET.
o la-morris 3 s~traiion's Building, Ma. IA Market
street JoHS W. FoYE, Surgeon, U. s. A.
d" 2t-Baptist Church, Sapmer street. CT FarNK,
Asst. surgeon. Z 3. A.
-" 2i--Suspondcd
" = -HsrdcsstIe s., South Nacse' st-cet. 4. W..
HAErER, Asst. surgeon.
" It-CoTner Vine aud Broad ttree... CALsB W.
HoRyoR, surgeon, T.. s.A.
Prison pospital, !. C. HrckNAS, act. Asst Surg.
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Jour r. HIDE, Grand Secretary, Enoolo bo a. ssod
a. NdshBil5, Tsss.
faSesscs iHcgc, 20. i--Meots oyUTy TUESDAY Evea.
ng, at their Hal, on the corner % gpipp and sum
ner streets. The ofioers ier the preEeut tarm. arr
Jno. 4. Mills, NG.;R II, McEWen, Jr va; John v.
Hide, Secretary; h.. X spain, Treasurer.
lfabse Lodg6, No th--tcets et the same place
every Monday Evcpiog. IhB officers axe Usary
Apple, A,q.i J. D. lEra E.Q.; Cass. R0bOFtsoa
secretary 3 y, Browo, Treasurer
sntag uoips, No. 0u-.Aeeta ai their Han, on South
Cher > strosi, every Friday Evening The officers
are , rauk Harmon, q. a., 4ane- WYATT, Vel Il. L.
GOodlett, sooretary ST.. q Cotton, Treasurer.
AufeTa Lodgs, No. 40, (5ermAnl-Meets at tho
Hall, cordsr Of ynipu aud simmer streots, 0very
Thursday bgrui1g. Tie oAheie srr p Friedma
\ e.; John llerbrichN & Jacob jungorEaD, GoGre,
tNrY, Geo. Sferle, rfea3urcf.
Ridgag 3neanpniast No i-aoeH at zoe above Hat
On thc Er3t and third Ngluesaaya Of each mouth.
The officers arc; r. h. Aehfde, CT y. Fuller, a.
p; Peter dsEris, Jr., SW.i J. n Pickett. J,W, tno.
y, Blue, Scribe B.. x. Outer, Treasurer
Oilvs BrGBoL E~Eoompmsai No. 4-AoCts 80 tive
above Hail un the second and fourth Wednesday
lights Of each month. Tho OilcerB aroi Henry Ap-
pic, C,P, /. Notes p +. A. Campbell, s.N.; &.
D. Coleman, J.W.' =. 4. Phillips, re'rotaryi > ".
Ward, Treasurer.
ILs Dsgrss u paughp-s Of RstrAah--NselB toe urst
FRIDAY afternoon % each nonth. 81 e o'oiook