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Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

TRE.-on Thursday last, about O'Clock n. M,
efieer Cook, of the Third ward, discovered lire
D the house Of 4. Cooley, on seventh street, he
Eeen NJ and y streets. The officer succeeded In
putting It out, with but little damage done to the
property. There was no claim given.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT In
L nTst-class New House, and new Furniture;
also, PArlor will be furnished to person apply
ing, suitable for Senator or Member Of Con.
asa F street. between Ninth and Tenth streets.
dee 25-lw
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

EOR RENT AND sALE.-The Furniture Of
Il irst-class Boarding House, with Fourteen
Rooms, In the very hest OF neighboThoods, in the
Fourth ward, now having from fourteen to sixteen
boarders. Satisfactory reason given for selling
For particulars, apply At the Agency ONCE, Gil
Ninth street, near PennsylvAnia avenue.
dec 22-tf N. II. MILLER
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

NTAS LEFT IN MY CARE, about 10 DAYS nRo.
w 10y negro man, who represented himself AZ
the servant Of Major Philp Tor Phillips) OF the Six
teenth Massachusetts regiment, the following aFti
Ces, ViIi One white leather vAlsei one black lea.
ther yalisei three blankets, and one sword
The owner Will please CALI prove property and
take them away g, KAHLERT,
dec gl-9ts Cor, 7th and d ktrestn IIsisnd
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

l others, note drawn by +. Frommel, 10 the
order II Andrew Lutr, for s25o.OO, payable eight
GhyS Shltf Ihte, and dne about the 9d Of DecemheT
lost: The maker Of the note prefers the production
of the note before payment, The finder will be
tuitahly rewarded by leaving said note with S. s.
Williams, EsQ at bis law office, corner Four-and-
a-lialf and streets, Washington City, or to
CHARLES MERKLEN,
DBtreet near Eleventh atreet
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

SMITH a BRALL, No. 96I, seventh street.,
~ between l and X SiFsstI, iI the place 10 buy
your winter Clothing, They ISll ShSAp, Try them,
nov V-dtlSnl
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03
TIsT OF LEETERs
nrILrnrnn mn

WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, .
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, lssa.
Having the Largest Circulation.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

/ CHESAPEAKE ~ ONO CANAL.-The following
sAts arrived at Georgetown since our last
W. R. Chaplain, Amer. Coal Co., ITO tons coal
en. Burnside, l0l tons coalj Wm. =. BraBheArs liO
bu. Ooali Smith Hart, wood; and lT76," ITO tons
|Oal.
The following departed:
W, R, Chaplain, Smith Hart, Hero Of America, +.
Huntleyi II. d. Carleton, A. Z. Darby, and c. ,.
Orter.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03
~ CAMP STovEslI

We are nov manufActurnd CAMP, COOK and
HEATING STOVES, which We will sell by the
dozen or hundred as cheap they he hnIIRht IN
Baltimore. n. NAH. l. gREGORf.
nov 10 AZ Penn, avenue, near Tth 6tFNat,
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03
.R, FIsHBLAT II,
:
Opposite the General Post Once,

Opposite the General Post Ofice,
Can he consulted on RHEL'HATIC AFFECTIONS.
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS, as we'll as all Diseases Of ImpTudence
Ct Whatever character and which may be declared
ineurahle BY other physicians, HC engage to make
an immediate cure
From his lengthy practice In the science OF medi.
cine he Is enabled TO offer himself to the public as
being the only one In Washington capable Of afford
Ing speedy relief All cases cuTAble will be guaFan.
tied, He warrants 4 cure without the use OF mer.
curry or any other dangerous medicine. Recent cases
cured In two or three days.
n. ID. Letters addressed TO Or. f., at his o1oe M
42I, corner of Eighth and T. streets, opposite Gen
eral Post otiee, will receive Immediate attention.
OG 1-Y
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

WAsIHNGTON VARIETIES,
Ninth street, near PsRASvlyGnia apeaEo.
fhOPHlETORS A. HAMhLIN 4 co
ACTING MANAGER A. NJ. FERNANDEZ
BUSINESS MANAGER JAMES PILGRIM
BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA.
CROWDED AND ,...
DBLIG HTFD
AUDLBYCRSi
LOOK AT TIVE
ARRAY OF TALENT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

A HOUSE WANTED--H possible, centrally
n located, and north Of Pennsylvania avenue
with about six to twelve Rooms, for q small first
class family old residents OF this city having prop
erty OF their own. For particulars, please apply
by letter or In person, TO the Agency ONCE, 6iI
Ninth street, near Penn. Avenue.
N y. Tenants for part OF houses or otherwise,
can always be had 4t this Office, without charge.
dee sO-lW n. n. MILLER
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

BAPTIST CHURcH SABBATH SCHOOL EXAMINA.
|IioHs-The examination OF the First baptist Sab
bath School, held last evening In the lecture-room
|af DR.. Gurley'a church, passed OF very credtAbly
|to teachers and scholars. The Bible reeitations
were interesting, SON timea remarkable, and the
llnging was well performed Rev. DR.. Sampson
distributed the rewards, and made few apt re-
narks 10 each OF the young recipients. Al the
lose Of the meeting, a silveT-plAted cAke-bAsket
Vas presented to Mr.. e. NJ Parks, by the school,
or his zealous labOrs In their behalf.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

WTANTED.-.A the New E9rk Rmpl9ywent
w Agency once, No. OIL Ninth street near
PennsylE anita avenue, TWENTY-FIVE (96) White
and Colored GIRLs, with good references, as Cooks,
ChAmbermAihB, LaugdrssSes, WAttresse8, Nurses,
aud SeaulstFeHses. Also, young COlOred Men, to
wait on tRbles In Private Families or Hotels Also
wanted, houses immediately gith or WITHOUT fur.
niture. Employers In want Of good help, Will find
II 70 their advantage to call.
may 8-tf N. H. MILLER.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

WASTEsPDo,HS sERyATT ,I, S,2s to e tas gspl r.
a GIRL to nurse a ehild-must come well recon-
mended. To each, fair wages will be paid. Apply
at 4s7 Ninth street, between and C, opposite the
Patent Once. dec jO-At
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

UyANTED--A white GIRL 10 do the house
w work for a family OF four. Reference re-
aufred. Call al No. Ill South street, between
Ninth and TeDth, up stairs, ~
dec 5O.-9t WI. IAQuEs,
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03
LOCAL NEWS.
Arnn..nrnt..


oHosrn's THEArnE-- Hsnsatel M. For6s ooapa-
" = To-night there win Be triple company ap.
ear a Growers for sne beneht ofthe sufercfa by
sss ss'tsson .Sss ~ ars o. ferds eou theatre
ehrenlll selected and rejects much credit upon the
lull, and Judgment Of the management, Mr.. Gre.
manager has placed AZ thc diaSossi OF ths ~
the establllhmsnt aEyerybodya .FrisnJn will
an olio perform4nee By KoppltT and grand iorches.
trn. A, M. Hernandez, Misses Kate Pennovar.
Agnel Switzerland, Marie Zoe, Mile Geraldine
mostly from the Canterbury and Varieties, by per.
mission Of their respective proprietora MesarS.
I p ns5Eett, d ss,shell, Rogers, Barrett bailey,
and others will take part. The beautiful comedy
o. the "faetory Girii or All that Glitters ll not
Gold,n will close the Entertainment
On Monday evening next the beautiful and emil
nont actress, Mary Provost, will commence q lin
tied engagement, appearing as Nell owyune
CAHTEHHuRy.--A gala saturday nights bill has
been prepared for tonight NJ this grand temple Of
music, which Will call Into requialtIan the entire
strength Of the large and highly talented company.
New songs, new dances, new aots new faroes and
new Ethiopian eccentricitles viii be embraced In
he programme, and the performance will conclude
with the mirth-proyoking pantomime entitled the
|"Hvh Artiaans,h In which Mr.. George r. Edpson,
the popular stage manager, Will appear in ore Of
upon visiting the very best place Of amusement
now open In this city tonight we say select the
Canterbury BY all means
wAsnIEoToH yARIETfEs-A grand afternoon
performance for the accommodation Of ladies' and
children 10 given to-day, commencing at O'Clock,
when all the great stars will appear In a most at.
trAetive programmei IN the evening" also, commeno-
|nk ct O'Clock, with singing and dancing, Ethio-
? plan acts. Miss Kathleen ONeil, in two OF her
original eharAoteFs, with songs and dances A
beautiful ballet, In which the beautiful Marie Zoe,
Ben Yates and grand corps de ballet, appear In a
number Of dances, The wonderful child, La Petite
Iouiae, IN her astonishing iriah iiR Sam Iong in
new local comic songs. The very Mnny interlude
called Cousin Joe's Visit,n characters by the
elsyer Budworth Drothers, Miss o'Neil viii sling
eOmic pantomine Of "vol-au-Vent,n - in which Her
nAndez will perform upon fourteen musical instr-
nenta, forming one Of the most attractive bills OF
The season. On Monday evening next the ronowned
Warrington iavorite, Miss Eva Brent, commences
an engagement, with o her new features.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

Il L PA AIRING
As manufacture Trunks extensively, and necea-
sariy have all kinds OF Trunk Material am better
prepared TO repair Trunks, Sc, thoroughly and
JAMES S. ToPHAM.
oct l4-3mi
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

UTANTED--A LAD, about II years old, who
w can read and write, 20 go on eFTands and
make himself generally useful In bosk-hindery.
AppiytO EDWARD LYCETT,
dec si-2t 21l Penn, avenue,
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03
AMUSFhfENTs.

GRAND RR-oPnNnNa HI0nTI
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

I'm prove n tst
This f1isisaseiy popular place OF amusemsnt viii
be opened on the above eFcninE, IN atyia Of MAO
nVernnc not TO be oquAlied II the country The
work has all been eaeculed By WaSAfhOfon Woyb-
men, At cost exceeding 40 HtuF = sF
-FOUR THOUSAND poLLARsI
New ProHcenium, Private DoHos, Balcony, Par.
quettet kc, BY Messrs Entwlsle d Barron, bnild-
eTs. New stairway, stage Appointments, &c., BY
M lanes Darling pnes Aeailtanta. Gas Fixtures.
SC, BY MeHars. Myefs McGhAn. Painters In
Ereaeos Measrn aohuie5 4 e. ,sP1agteriEE, Mason
Work, SC, By John Keller. The magnificent new
scenery' Deeoraticqlys ogby Mesbls. Lamb . Mor-
me caStsfbury IrsiPas nov 5hs Of the largest,
handsomest, and most zQnmfortable Temples of
Amubement In the country, the ppopristors having
spared mother paipa nor dtpenia 20 maks Il the
% GREAT MUSIC HALL OF THE WoRLDI
n hAa an entirely new AhditoriLin, new Prosce-
MUM, q magnincent naloony2 vhts,, alone win -
eommodate over toopersonSj aew Orchestral Chairs
which, for ease and clegAnes, cannot Be surpassed
Eysry seat IN the hopae has been arranged ha 70
sneh,a every petson TO hStt IA rttv ef 1s Rags,
Nhlfh h9A been htted upFith nav scinery, new
curtAifis ana Appointments, BY sotne Of the best
artistH ~ the eountgy,8 There has bcsn nothing
let nndone that would add 70 the comfort Of the
The order OF entertainment offered IL second TO
no estahiithtneht In the world. In proof % which,
the following array Of talent is respectfully sub
mitted TO the intelligent, amussmant-loving com
munity.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

WANTED--AHo HoUsE, furnIShed or unfurnish,
w ed, on the north side Of Pennsylvania Ave
nue., between Fourth and Twentieth streets, with
from six TO fourteen rooms, at reasonable rent.
4 ffst class tenant can be secured. Please address
20. D., Box 6O6, Post Office. dec 27-2w
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03
stuPsndous TmProvsnsntsr

""'INNV WNenEnTi U3oember nj J
(NEw YEARS EvE.)
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

UyANTED.--AG GIRL 70 do the general house
w work OF family Of three grown PERSONS.
Apply at W. L. Wall Cos, s0T4eF Pennsylvania
avenue and Ninth street, Nee 70
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

UyANTED.--LAdies and gentlemen to consult
w La Noisine, a desecndant OF AstroloBist to
Napoleon the Great, on all affairs Of life, at al
Eleventh street, Diseases examined and cured In
a few sittlngs. deco
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03
WANTS.

WTANTED.--A young man would like to get
w employment, fora few hours every evening,
as AmAnuen6is to some public man He could also
make himself particularly useful In any work re-
quifing Intricate and lGbOriOus calculations, Ad-
dress "E. p" at this office. jan 2-It
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-03

WyANTED---Fivs Hundred good, sober, and
w experienced TRANSFERS, for the Quarter
masters Department w this city.
Apply Ia {, II. SNOW, General Superintendent, At
this office. ]. j. DANA,
de lS-im Capt, and A, Y, NJ, u, ). Army.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
GENERAL HOSPITALS
Post Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tenn

lost OF MurtreeSboros Tenn.
Medical Director Posi--M. O. WooDwoRrH
Hospital No. Lefty Hotel; s. W. corner square
Surgeon T. d. Fitch
- No. 2-Woodbury Pike g. o. Himoe, Sur
geon in charge.
% No. S--East Court House. W. T. johnson,
surgeon In charge.
No. s-Woodbuy Pike. Asst. Surgeon
J. W. Poaroe.
No. b--North Court House. ]. T. Woods,
Surgeon Ia charge
" No. 8--North-east cor. Square. NJ b.
Failor, Asst. Surg Ia charge.
No, l-East Court House. b. Woodward,
Surgeon IN charge
No. s--opnosite and wtst City Hotel WIN.
a. McCully, Asst. Surgeon In
Charge.
No. 0--Cor. Nashville aud Lebanon Pike.
3, h. Permar, Act. Asst. Surgeon
49, Ia charge.
yea ! Fleld Hospital No Lone mile west Court
hopie' y Afineyi Surgeon IN charge.
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's3on AZ military posts sfe established az

non as Military posts are established a.
Boiia.f % N NT
y AUnrHEBBoBo, June 2O.--Information
received here says Grant will undoubled-
~ take Viol0Dhg. Ten days ago he en-
irenehed bis position on Big Black, In the
Gear Of Walnut Hills. Hu is pctsectly
ole 70 defeat any force which may be
sent against him, and that johnson can
dct collect forces sufficient to dislodge
aim, before To mines shall have been ex-
plodcd, and Che city taken.
r David aBlazor, Fourth Indiana Battery,
was shot to-day for desertion.
Z WAsnrEeTos, june 2O.-There Is no
confirmation Of the report Of the rebel
corps from Fredericksburg towards Fair
fax. aunfonfl .FnW vyRW
No authentic intelligence of the where
abouis OF lees main army has been re-
ceiyed here.
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NOS AND LOCATION OFHDSPHAB " NASHVILLE

The following Is ect list of all Hospitals in
no. l--Gun Fsctory, College street on the an.
Asst. Surgeon, c, F. HAYNEs, U.s.Y.
"a" 2A-unisersiiy Bnndinss Market street, on the
XIII. Asst. Surgeon, R. d. LYSDE, U.sV.
8-7inslSy's building sE. corner Public Square.
Surgeon, LEWIS D. HAELoS. 2
g. 4-Howafd High School, College street, on the
~ ar HILL Jas. +. WEEBs, Surgeon In charge.
/" rt-=suspsnded. ~tla i.e1 sia'h
'a 8--snspendod. nf's ts tr- fiff rts,f
IS T--College street, between Church aud Broad.
-i'ee Act Asst. Surgeon, O, W. FRASoT. =
f" s--Masonio Hail. Chnroh street, near Summer.
'fAi "'ia Asst. Surgeon, o. @. GHAH faI
{" 0--csrriage Factogy, Market street. below the
r7 'ra'ir@ square. Asst. Surgeon, u, e.WHrE
s'"' I0-sasronded.r fiif iefaes y
lit FIST lEousE ''.=.0u the University Pike.
. elsroifa Act Asst, Surgeon, l. D, HooLE.
,tl2-pr9adway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon s,NAVnER a,s u
1s-Huino High school, spruce street, cor. Broad.
Asss Surgeon, A. n. SIXTH, U. s. A.
q" 14-rcmsle school, Church street, near Ghatta.
nooga Depot Surgeon, Jso h. PHILLIPS, U.s.A
/" lS-Hynes' nigh school Line street. corner Sum
mer Surgeon, W. NJ. CuAMBARss U s.A
/" 1e-Gcrdon Block, corner BE6a street and River
Landing Surgeon, DAVID wnsB, $50 Ohio
tIf-OgricEns HoapirAL Planters Hotsl, Sum
mer street. corner Deaderlok. Surgeon
J. H. wGidaf
rgl6a-Comcr Church and College streets Asst
ff...l... surgeon, @. G. MONTGOMERY.
" I9--Morrs a stratton's Building, No. "a Market
street JoHN W. FoTy, lrgeon, U. s, A.
" e0--Baptist Church, Summer street. CT. FRINK
'sttf ~ Asst. Surgeon, q s. A. fs
/" 2l-suspended. tth
"a 22EHardcastles, South Market street. c. W
HARPER, Asst. Surgeon.
Z 2s--Corner Vine and Broad streets. oALKB W
HoRNoR, surgeon, u. s.A.
Trison Hospital, J. o. HrcNsIAE, act. Asst Surg.
h+asiF es.b 40 ..rr,...f.t
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United States Of America:
AnDDIE DIsmIor oF TENNEssRE.

M HEREAS q libel Of informalon Was died within
w and for the Middle District OF Tcnnessee az
John frmbe, Esq, AT rney ior Tie Unicd states
for The Middle District OF Tennessee who prosecutor
herein on behalf OF tho Untod Sta es against NINE
CASKS Of BACON, Tor reasons ana causes In said
libel Of information Fot forth, and praying process
against the property, that the same b CONDEMNED ~
forfeited. 81.
Now, therefore IN pursuance ef he monhion, under
the seaoi he O5urt 10 me diicr OF and delivered,
DO hereby glgQ public nOtco o al PERSONS claiming
said pro- cry OF In any msnnef iat,rasted iheren,
that hcy De aud appear before fa4 Circuit Court 20
De held al the city Of Nashville n ana fof said ni8-
Tict, on the Oh day OF July. 1859, az 10 o'clock
No ihe uroRoop a that DAY. thon and ihefo 70 inter-
pose thcir claims, and % m4e iloiF el.egstio 10
that bcha. -.| a. GLAsOOlK,
juno ~, ls63.--tC IS. Marshal, "a. D. z,
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DOn'l Send Your Money by Mail,
Army Post OGce, Department,

Army Post Olice Department
Ofihe Cumberland, June 3, 1858,
OFFICERs AND sOLDIERs desiring 20 remit
" Money 20 their friends would DO well TO send II
BY their respective State Agents or the Vxpress In
sgead Of through the Mall the latter Is collected
Ia Camp, Often IN hurry, and very oAGelessly
brought 70 the Amy Post Oaloe on no setback or In
wagons In open bags, handle and ro. hRndlod a
CREST number OF times, ana liable 10 many aDgera
20 which the hxpross Agents aro not subject Ia
most OF the States arrangements have boon made By
which the Wages Of the solder can BE- paid 70 bis
iamily at home thus avoiding the risk Of transmits
sion. Every possible viii DO taken IN tbs hand.
lin and transportation Of tho Army Mail but undor
existing circumstances Il Il certainly not 40 aals
mode OF remitiing money Ms either the Express OF
Agrney,. y. C'nERnlCk, army y. N.
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united states of America /:

DISTRICT + MIDDLE TENNEssFF--Eo. 10.
IA htREA7, Information has been Gled IN the Dis.
~ trnt eourt OF thu Uulted states ors 10 District
ou h. 2Oth day Of June, D., 1902, by John II mbl
ttQ. A terney t0rthe uni'od states for The Middle
stilot ~ lennes co who prosecutes herin IN behalf
ui Tho United ftstcs AGAINST NIGHT BOXES OF DRY
@ lODs tND INN FAIR OF TRUCKS, all marked
{" A, ieyyi Louisville, Ky - alodgng Ia substance,
hRt said Goods seized land In said District as
forfeited 20 the United states that said Goods were
transported from Nashville IN tha Slate OF Tennessee
q LouSvllie on The fuue of kantucky, on the 18th
day 81 June 1888, In violation of the sol Of Congress
ard the procl imaton OF the Prgsdont Of he United
states, mtord citing all commercial. intercourse be-
tween thu cnEss and inhabitants of che rest on the
Uultcd Sttcs, aud pgaiDst the regulations OF the
lrosufy Department OF the United States; aud that
sl'd Goods became tier by forfeited 60 tho United
stats ud prayirg process against the same, and that
The same DO condemned as ioi feitod as Aforesaid
Now, therefore, ln pursuance OF The mention, of the
Clft nndor tbe sal taid Court, directed and
Nvrret do reby give pubic notico 60 AN persous
claiming said Goods they be appear before said
btrct Curt, 20 be held al the Federal Court r0om
in the city of NashV &c, m a District the 9th day
e. 49, A, 1905 thou and there 30 iutCTpuse thur
caitai aud 60 make their allegations o. that behalf
h ~ blASCOCk,
q. Marshal hr Middle District Of Tennessee.
llus ~ lsd3-u
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VIZ. ii. LuCua Il 90

buoco590ra toIrabuo & LuCu6l
M VIII @ ntinuo the Auction and Commlssiau
w Business AZ The Old Stand OF Trabuo Lacus,
No 70 Public square. We respectfully solicit Con.
signmonts Of eyory disoripuonof Merchandise Tur-
W.H. LUCgs
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DISSOLUTION.

'hh fAhTNth3HIP oxlstlug between Trabue
= Llcus y dissolved Ia oonseauence Of lho doa n
81 mr. Edward Irahue, (Which occurred on the 18th
1851 An persons lndebted 60 said firm viii please
come Forward aud make payment; those having
claims will Me them Immediately With
WILLIAM n. LUCUe
Surviving Partner Of Trabue Locus
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
gpR PRIVATE DISEASES.

NYsn,uri s-17FssS DIR. KING formerly Of New York,
tik -Ae for last years Of louisville, KY,
NAaAtislsif rss ho has devoted his attent ton 10
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years. atars
hihselL having attended TO a practice for 20 many
years and cured so many thousands, he il enabled
10 cure sii diseases o. private nature no matter
how bad tbov my DO nom njudielous medical treat.
ment, or from neglect Of their own Dr. Kingh
Dspensary Is No Is Deaderiok street, between Cher.
ry and the Square, second story, where he uaes all
dsensos 81 pritAte natare y itfHTit HHE
0onorrhna cured without nauseous medicines or
Interference with bueincss. TT iNNHHf
strictuTes Of old or recent date eeouaiy cured N
q few days, BY al operation which causes no pain.
Where structure eEiets health cannot be ennjoyod
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under-
mines tho constitution 90 much. nf4 t.frrals
Syphilis with all the diseases OF tho skin, growing
out OF neglect OF bad treatment, can be e1ecaally
cured ina few days . UtLh.fr
seuisai wa Particulars tenton having beer
given TO this disease, and all the consequences grow
lug out OF t, brought on IN many cases by the de-
sfucive habits Of noonsideT0te YOUTHS and Ulcess-
lTo indulgence Of tho passions, neglect Of which
VII undermine the eonstitnaon, rendering the Sub.
ect unht for busness or sooety and causing prema-
turo old age. @ IT"
Females vino may be lhboEing gIlh any dialculty
the Womb may rest assured Of Immediate rolief
Persons residing abrCnd, By writing and stating
heir case, with Zee enclosed, direct 20 Or. A King,
No. % Deederick street, Nashville, Tenn, will have
The necessary medicines sent 10 their address. Oos
hours rom O'Clock ir The morning until In the
Tea'nsra treaa iJnly lo-in dSTiy'
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Meade Retreats-More Men!

Meade snurl, Lee. lie found him =
Wh-n he f.,nnI him he d'd'n, Ike hi.
~. k. SO he ran away. A very !rirf
1is-a-ris with the rebel commander scared
the wits from orr Cpreraf- head and gave
vigortn his heels Meade thinks Lee was
too strono far him We think Meade WAS
right. IT, believed himself forced 10 run
first or b. whip, ed and then run ID ,ui
less he rorc'n~ion was welt g'nrnd-d
Now here wp are ar~in- flat on ON
backs; without force en- ugh 20 conquer
another square rod Of ."u'hern ,erri'orv
To carry ont TIA .,lan Of tie wovernrnen-
Al least million more rnau will be reqrir
cd Cor The field Under Tie present draft
we do moi get enough 10 fiji! tie places of
those xho die iE hospital. II the pre~i-
dent is in ea-ne-,, he will sweep the whole
first class of enro led national forces int"
the army At once Al the present rate If
progress, war * t.s: getting 10 be chronic.
lNiluouhee NcaCs.