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CHArCERY sALE VALUABLE SQUARE OF
GROUND ON 1TH ST. WEST, BETWEEN q
ST AM RHODE ISLAND AV.
On v EBn Es DAY AFTERNOON, Nov. sd, at
Of The lafe Circuit Court shd an amended decree
Of the Supre Court of the District OF Columbia
sitting rs Court of Equity the latter decree da-
Ted 2hth pril 1864 and re ndered in No.
7aS, wherein Elizabeth Brent is complainant, and
CHARLES Il Beet and iheIs defendants. the I'M
dersieued i'll sell the WI ole of Square No. 40,
except two lots herstofore sold sabdividsd into
specIivey on 7th and Sth streets west, between Q
street ard Rhode leland avenue: ,
Y montbs with interest secured to the sa,isfac-
fion 81 the trustees all ca.h at the option of the
purchaser. ..
pHrchsser. o.,poYr ,nur.
nov Iced j. O MCGUIRE Co., Aucts.
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RECOVER OF STOLEN HoGs.-Yesterday
morning, at I o'clock, as officer Max we'll, Of
the Third Ward, was going his rounds, near
the corner OF Sth and l streets, he saw two
men carry ing three hogs, killed and dressed for
market. WhsH the men saw the officer. they
LETT the hogs and ran. The officer pursued
long distance, bur failed 10 overtaHe them. He
returned, AID with the aid of officer Draue
carried the hogs to the station house. They
were Identified as the property of John Budd,
of Montgomery comfy, Md. They were stolen
from the yard OF Hahn's tavern, corner Of tn
and l streets, where the owner had placed
them. Justice Thompson delivered the prop
erty 10 the owner
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A First Class DRU SToEK-The beautiful
drug store OF Messrs Kidwell Il Son, (late
Kidwell Lawreuce,) on Penn'a avenue, near
the corner OF latin street, is now completed,
and u well stocked with fresh drugs, cheml.
Gals, and, in fact, everything in that line OF
bust ssS. The arrangements for compound
ing hy siciaus prescriptions is perfect and
may be relied upon by the faculty aud the
public generally.
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GRAND BALL AT TEMPERANCE HALL.--On
Tuesday evening next, ball Will b. given
Temperance Han In honor of the election q
Lincoln and Johnson, which promises to be
grand ahair pref. kreis. q gentleman well
qualified FOR ~ position, will baye the super
1utendsnce OF the ball arrar gements
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GRAND LARCENY.-Yesterday morning Of
ficer Maxwell arrested a man named William
Miller. who had IN MS possession pair OF
pants OF light cashmere, a pair Of drawers,
stockings, boots, and ola coat, and quantity
of groceries. mess pork and potatoes. The
clothes appeared TO have been taken from g
clothes line. being damp. NJ iller gave no salts
factory account of the goods, and the officer
suspected that they We're stolen The prisoner
was taken before Justice Thompson, who
committed him to Jail for further hearing
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BALL BY THE AWKWARD CLuB.-This club
will give their third gisud ball. at Island Iall,
corner 9th and ID streets, Island, on MC.d a =
evening next, Tor the benefit of n drafted "a A.
OF the 9TH WARD, Mr. James Williams o 8
srH
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Z. STEER, Tru6tee.
nov 49, aw&ds @ MEG UIKE & CO, Aucts,

by ). G. MoG UIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
ON ID STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND G
STREETS NORTH
at O'Clock. on the premises, by virtue of deed
of trust, dated March l5 1884, and duly records in
Liber j 8. No. IS. folies "a ct seq, and of the
land records for Washington county, shall sell
Lot 26. in reservation No. 'front.' Is feet on 2i
street west, batwess B and streets north, run
ming hack $50 feet to y So foot alley, with wide
pnblic alley running the full depth of the lot on
the south side. I he lot is improved with several
small tenements.
Terms: One fourth in cas- b; the remainder in 8,
and mon his. vi III interest secured by deed of
trust on the premises.
Conveyances at purchasers cost.
GHAS MeNAMEE Tn sfae
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CHAS. MeNAMEE, Trustee.
&C 2l-2awGds j. G. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts.

RY J. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctoneers.
SMALL COTTAGE FARM EAST OF THE cAPI-
TUL FOR SALE.
On MONDAY, Novem Der 18th. at IL g clock m
on the premises, we shall sell Lots No. Is, II, Is
and I9. in Square No. ll1I situated at the corner
ofsouth sire ct and 10th street east, fronting III
feet south street and Isl feet inches on 18th
street esst ,aining 81 90 square feet, and i'm,
proved by q snug Frame Cottage containing six
rooms Car iage House, Barn, c., surroun ded by
handsome shade trees, Ind planted with finest
fruit tr. es, vines, &C.. from Mr.. Saul's nursery.
A photograph of the buildings can BIS seen at the
auction rooms.
and twelve months, with interest, sscu1ed by q
de,d of trust On the premises.
~ Immediate possession given.
no Is eo6 ds }. O. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts
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THE GIFT Book SALE which opened here
few days ago, has already a rushing business.
each a prize of more or less value is given
We rotice Charles West. with 81 book, re-
ceived silver cake basket Miss Rebecca
Hayes, an Ice pitcher; Mrs. John A. Brown, a
silver watch; and NJ Kelly q silver teapot
THE DOLLAR JEwELRY STORE is No. 43s
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~
CHANCERY SALE.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court fthe
District of Column bia. made in the of ysrs,
end al, Va Parsons, and o.. in equity, and dated
November f. 1864. will offer auction, on " D.
NEsDAY. the 3uth of Novem her, at 4 o'clock p. III ,
on the misses, the follOwiI g Lots of ground in
Georgetown. viz:
Part of Lots Nos. 80 and 81, in Beatty & Hawkins
Ado tIun IT. Georss town, frontipg about so feet
On high street, pesr First street. improved by 3
tN story Frame Building.
Immediately after the above
Part "f Lot No 81, in Threlkeld'- Addition. at
II corner Of Second and Lingan streets, frnntn z
hbol b5 es the former. and so feet on the lat
ter improved BY plas,ered or stuccoed two story
House.
Term of sale One third of the purchase money
TO be- paid liz cash; and the residue in two equal
instruments at sand u months With lnteI est To be
secured by approved notes with reserved lien.
The terms nf sale must BE- complied with i'll one
week after sal. or the property may be e-sod 1T
u rsk al cost Of the purct aser after one week
n, tice
Convey apcirg and stamps at the purchasers
cost. WALnEh EuN, Trustee.
nov s. Stawsw INTEL TH0s. Dow LING. Auct.
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THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD BALL.-This
worthy association will give their sixth grand
hall at Temperance Hall, on Monday evening
A brass and string band will be present on the
occasion, and make merry music for the dance
Every arrangement has been made to insure q
pleasant and happy time.
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MORE POLICE n EEDED.-ln the northeastern
norton OF ne city there is actually a severe
want felt III MS RESP ect. Only one policeman
rs assigned 10 mat section of the city, bounded
on the north by n street, on the east by New
jersey avenue, on The south by New York av-
enue. and on the west by eth street. One Ioue
and solitary poll csman, and IN a neghborhood
infested by unTuly characters. Cannot this
mst.er be be tered
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HORSES WANTED. Il want to purchase .
u number Of P33r,coDditisned YOUNG
HORSES and MARES, for parties North TO 1N
winter. None wanted with marks on afEE@1
any description [T5-- = Ilt-''-f b
L am also purchasing Horses suitable for Gov
ernmept use. or putting in Horses to Government
win thirk, q I'D it 20 their advantage TO call
-, CHARLES a. MURPHY Agsnt. -
Nstiebsl Hotel Stables. 6th street, and Wiilard's
Deiei stablss lAth stree ~ sgesr3 nov Is I'm
= H aadtre u 5f4 1ta trest Itlsad novH3s'
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Marriage Licenses

Issued during the week ending Saturday,
Oc.. 18th, 1864, by the Clerk of the County
Court of Davidson. county:
Geo. r. Wheeler TO Sarah Engles.
james Layden 70 Catharine 0'Bryan.
Chas johnson to Louisa Breedlove.
Ephraim J Moss TO Sophia Mullen.
Joseph Price to Sarah Baker
Wm. II. Mcbride to Sarah E. Parham,
John Newlan to Harriet J. Duke.
Squire Hollnhack TO Lucinda Gentry.
jacob Madison Rammonds, U. S. A., to
Sarah MUIR.
James Crabbs, u. S. A, to Margaret Sills
Jacob Barnes, Z. S. A., to Delilah Fields.
David B. Weaver, U. S. A, to Amanda
NJ. Jones.
John Brien, (. m. C., to Caledonia Golf, f.
W. G..
Albert Creighton, f. m. C., to Cornelia
keenan,, {. W. c.
James Tay Tor, E. m. c., 10 Martha Reams,
T. VIC. fE ..IE ..-.
Philip Cheatham, +. m. c, to Mary Cheat
ham, {. We.
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By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
attest War News !

NEW YoRE, Oct 2e.-The CONNER
ciars Washington Special says The
President is in a most cheerful mood
to-day. in view of the military situs
ton. II IS thought there IS good news
in his possession which will be speedily
made public
BLrIAoaE, oct. e9-The Court
Appeals at Annapolis has affirmed
Judge Martins dicision refusing to
grant writ of mandamus against the
Governor in relation TO the soldiers
vote on the new Constitution
NEW YORK, Oct 29-The steamers
George Cromwell and Empire City
from New Orleans 22d, has srriyed
news anticipated.
VIM. Cummings Car Factory in
Jersey city was burned last night and
Denison's Foundry was also destroyed.
Loss 100000 dollars.
NEw York, Oct 29-Cotton, quiet,
Sl:2j. Gold, $2;l93.
The Commercials Washington spe~
cial says: Officers on Grants staff write
that the late movement was only a
reconnaissance, and point has been
gained which will make the next move
ment one of the greatest Importance
Southern papers say Beauregard viii
not have an active command Bragg
has been sent to Wilmington.
CAIRO, Oct 29.-The steamer Belle
from Memphis TO st. Louis was captured
by guerrillas Paymasters Beeber and
Smith killed two of the guerrillas.
The Memphis Bulletin of the 9th
says, it is reported that the rebel Lead
ers in West Tennessee are extremely
active in sending agents through the
country, Selling stock and everything
they can use.
The rebel Governor Harris has been
with Forrest.
A. Fl. Garland has been elected Sen
ator to the rebel Congress.
Five hundred bales of cotton passed
Cairo for Cincinnati this week
BALTIMORE, Oct 29.-GoV. Bradford
has proclaimed the new free State Con
of Maryland Its friends are
the event There were 80
l24 ballots for and 29,799 against the
new constitution.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF POToNAC-
Our army is now advancing on Rich
mond.
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CouSrFMPEITs. -Information has been re
ceived by c. L. Barlow a Co. that certain
druggists in this city have been palming OF
on persons Ealing for DR.. Nelloe's Pink Ce-
rate an article Of their own manufacture,
which they say is superior to the genuine.
We would advise all persons to get the
genuine, and should you require any medi-
cine for the Itch, Ring-wOrm, letter, or
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
unprincipled man to impose any other
preparation on you, but get DR.. Yelloe's
Pink Cerate, manufactured by {. J.. Bar
tow 4 Co., No 1917 Deaderick street, Nash
Yille, Tenn.
P. S.-A liberal discount made to dealers.
Sent by mail to any address on receipt OF
81 l2. BE sure that you ges the genuine.
sep24-tf
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List OF Deaths,

IA fhe T. s. Hospitals, Nash1ile, copied
from tie Record Of w e. Cornelius, Coz
cy7lmeHt Undertaken No - Church 81
for he ,ceek ending October 29tA, 1864
Marcus Golden, n, 18th Tenn cavalry.
Roslsy, &, iss Wisconsin cav 1..T
Joseph Shener, p, slst Chic
Daniel COnhOff. D. 10th Tenn
Wm Right, q, l0lst L s coloFed.
Henry n shedron, +, Knapp's Battery.
Sarah Print, citizen.
All Humtley, 3, lttb Ohio.
Edw Tooney, Employee.
Gesr White.
Patrick Sherrr,
VIM Rhodes, u, I2th Tenn cav
Vim Miller A, Ssth lbs.
VIM Harrison, employee.
! In Jansway, c, lst Tenn cavalry.
Wesley irwin, L, sth Ind. caK.
John Hsins, Employee.
John Fitch, X, lSt Wilson's n.
Philip Nsnsmbu-g. j, Goth ais.
Caleb W Conner, {, 10th Ind.
Ssbstitute, unknown, shot by.gaard IN barracks.
Benismin Noble, Employees.
Il N Reed, B, l76th Ohio.
Corpl. " ii SwoPe. ], llth q ; Infantry.
Vim Reynolds. n, End KY cav.
kml perring II, ls1th Ohio
Samuel Penhss, b, 18th cClored
Allen Davis. %, foist ("
Daniel Kinney. ], 4th L 5 artillery.
W Bsllow, Employee.
Andy McGaney, +, yh Ind cavalry.
Unknown U > soldier.
Many lack. teen.
Ambrose SoI ers, b, 18th Ind cavalry.
James Helms, I54gN re.
II Hill, g, 18th Tenn cav.
Afford s)verton, u, list Tenn ant nety
Brady, n, p Tenn cav.
~ Irving Employee
David B Straley, ID, LIST Tenn It AIRY.
Sanl FaJllAy, n, t24th Ind
John Lssingtnn, N, fOth MS
Vim Giunef. = 18th Missouri.
NJ Noriet
q. Meyers, G, 40th Ohio.
Vim p siue, citizen. p 4
John Jenkins, Il, 9Th Ind. cavalry.
Lewis Winter, ], II n Michigan.
John shipley, Employee
Il Roden, 4, Sit Illinois.
Fra'k Pettis, c 18th u coiored.
Alexander Duncan, II, sithAla. lrebel
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PubIIe keelIng a lhe state CapIlOI

PUBLIC keetlhg AZ she STATE tapitOl'
Pursuant to notice in the morning
papers, a meeting was held at the
Representative Hall, for the purpose
Of taking the preliminary steps for a
grand Torch Light Procession, in honor
Of the Union nominees of the Baltimore
Convention, on Saturday evening, the
29th inst, at which JAMES Q. Smith,
Esq, was appointed chairman, and VIZ
J. COCHRAN, Esq, was appointed secre-
tary.
Capt. E. C. HATTox briefly stated the
object of the meeting, after which Col.
r. CLEY CRAwFoRD made an eloquent
address on the furtherance Of the
object after which a committee on
Finance was appointed to raise a fund
sufficient to defray the expenses Of
carrying through successfully Grand
Torch Light Procession. The Commit
tee to represent the city and county
authorities, the military, the professions,
the mercantile interests and the trades,
to consist of the following gentlemen,
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Self Abuse,

This vice, which is never Practiced in the
presence Of any one, has proved the ever
lastng ruin of thousands Of the nOblest
and most talented young men that ever gave
tongue 70 eloquence or pen TO song. Il has
destroyed health. blasted the constitution,
and reduced the miserable victim 10 liy-
ing skeleton. Nor are these its final and
fatal effects in its pains are scattered the
ruins of reason, the most melancholy sight
that can meet mortal eyes. 70 be cured per-
manently of this affection call on DR.. Cole
man, No. "a, North Cherry street, or adj
dress him by letter, Box 500, Nashville,
Tenn. aug30-lm.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Thee con
gregation Of the First Presbyterian
church, and the public generally, are
respectfully invited to attend divine
service 10y the Rev. Mr. Trimble at the
Episcopal church, next Sabbath, at 3
P NJ immediately before the second
prayer, the bapsism of children viii be
administered; and the communion af-
ter the sermon.
The Session viii meet at P. NJ, at
the same place, 20 receive applications
for membership, either by certificate or
examination $50
By order OF the Elders. 81
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Or. COLEMANS
Private Dispensary.

While humanity continues 10 be indrm
and man is prone TO err, and the coHse-
quences arc visited upon the unfortunate,
he should early seek relief from the misery
thus entajled. And the man who doyOtes
his time and talent to the relief Of this
species of human suffering is not less
Philanthropist than he who seeks to relieve
any other affection TO which man is subject
for true philanthropy looks not to what
caused the trouble, but what will cure il.
DR.. Cot EMAE has devoted large portion Of
his time to the cure of the class of dis
eases mentioned in his advertisement in
to-day's paper. He has duly qualified
himself by study and experience to perform
what he promises. He has been located in
our midst for several years, and the testi-
monials OF the press which he has
quoted in his card, are a guarantee to the
afflicted for his skin and attainmeuts.
His Office is s. North Cherry street. Post
Office Box, SOC. aug5
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The rebels are conscriptng all the
able-bodied negroes in louisiana out
side Of the Federal lines In a short
time rebel sympsthizers viii all deny
that they ever thought good and efiici-
ent soldiers could not be raade OF ne
groes. The parsons viii prove from the
lible that the Lord put them in the
South TO fight for and secure Southern
Independence.
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The rebels, in the recent exchange Of
naval prisoners, handed over six colored
sailors. 1t is understood by General
Butler that black defenders of the
Union are henceforth to be treated as
prisoners of war.
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A rumoT was in circulation yesterday
that Atlanta had been evacuated. We
are authorized to deny the absurd
statement The place is not even in
the slightest danger.
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Mr. Wing Tompkins; having pur,
chased the establishment Of Mr. James
Moore, corner of Cedar and Cherry,
has had il reprinted, repapered, and
refurhished elegantly, and will tOmor-
row open for the public restaurant
and drinking saloon of the frst class.
lie has selected his stock OF liquors,
cigars, &c, with great care, and intends
to keep none bat the best So those
who may patronise his house can al
ways rely upon getting pure and genu-
the articles, OF superior quality. lie
has secured for the bar room Mr.
William Burns, formerly OF the Bur-
nett House, Cincinnati, and Mr. Thomas
Coe, late Of the Light LOUISE, in this
city, two Of the most experienced and
popular barkeepcTs in the Western
country. Hr Moore remains, and will
have charge of the restaurant lie has
had long experience in the business,
and better puneyyor for the table is
not to be found in our midst The
eating rooms are of good size, neat and
clean, and supplied with elegant iurni-
ture and wares. Provision has been
made for the accommodation Of parties
who may wish TO enjoy meal privately.
The harder will always contain ample
supplies Of game, Gsh, oysters, and all
the substantials, delcacies and luxuries
of the season. af AaH
The Proprietor of the establishment
is q young gentleman Of high charac-
ter, of elegant taste, and will take
pride in making his house, place Of
pleasant resort for gentlemen. We
predict Cor him the createst success.
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billiard Etheridge and Henry Hussey,
two Oyerton county murderers, have
been captured and put in prison at
Knoxville As the elegant Emerson
Etheridge wovld say these rlscsls ought
to be made TO suffer in Che CUTS,
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pr.nsHal 49, prsErrrgr.-we hars-ex.

DrARRHG1 AND DvsExTKRT.-we have ex-
amined q great number of letters from some
Of the most prominent citizens in Cincin-
natl and Covington, etc, speaking in the
highest terms of DR.. Striekland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for tho cure OF Diarrhee
and Dysentery. The letters are TOO inng to
publish. Mr.. Woods, CT Covington, says
no was pronounced incursble by the best
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle of Dr.
strie HANDS Anti Cholera Mixture effected
a permanent cure, after suffering for months
with the worst form Of Diarrh@a and Dys-
entery. ap 2s--tu Willy
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Seyeu Thirty Bonds

Will be received in payment for goods
by SCoTT, KEEN ~ Co.
October l3-2m
nISE A - RsS OR THE NETR-
z IL iFOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY AND SEX GAL
SYSTEblS-new and reliable trealnsnt-in RapOTts
Of the HOWARD ASSOGIATIOE-Ss ~ mai IN
sealed letter envelopes, free Of chRTgs. Address,
DR.. j. SKII4-lN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
No. 3, South Nnth-ssreet, Philadelphia Pa.
ap lily
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RrcoRDERs CoUKF, Oct %, lSG4-
Foster Gould, drunkenness, s. and costs.
4 - Dimend, dfunk and discederly $40
and costs.
T. Kelly, B. Birchis, and j McSwee-
ney each paid s. and costs for drum
kenness
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On motion Committee on Printing
was appointed, consisting of Capt. E.
c. Hatton, William S. Cheatham, Esq
and John II. Hall, Esq.
On motion, the gentlemen composing
the Finance Committee are requested
to meet at Mayors Office on Monday
evening the 3lst inst, at : o'clock, and
take immediate steps to collect fund
sufficient to carry out the object of this
meeting, and report to an adjourned
meeting at the Hall of Representatives
on Tuesday evening, Nov lst, 1864, at
7 o'clock, when prompt attendance
is requested--as speakers are engaged
for the occasion.
JAMES @ SMITH, Chairman.
WHLIAMJ. COCHRAN, Secretary.
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ExtraordinarY Chance.

mo RIfY ONE on THE MOST DESIRABLE
4 places aFopnd the ciJy, y STpheaiipa - inside
b he lat 81 DECEMBER. % l. tao mics 81 She
Hiishoro pike. contains 10 acres, under GOD iees-
ing prolilctlFr g.irdcn, rplsndld wa'el, selected
ga. barns and All seosssary eat houses. 4a
Apply u btl66s CO,
Northeast corner Church and Cherry sts.
OF b A. n. HICks :.
ost1s-lm PstIs 9slsre
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GOvkRxsEST EGFLorEEs, such az machin-
lists, carpenters, tesmsters, etc, should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, ST the Banking House, corner Of Union
aud College streets, where the very best
priees are always paid fox every description
OF Government claims
CsxoKs oE 8EE pEPosrTA2Y AT LouTsyILLE,
cached on the very best tsrms-
tfa-a THos g. Mas.
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A. & NJ. LASDsBERG, 4 CO., Wholesale
sutler supplies, corner of Public Square and
Market Street, offer to the trade and theil
friends at large, their great stock of liquors
consisting in part, Of Whiskeys, Gin, Bran
dy, Gin Cocktail, stomach Bitters, Schie-
dam Schnapps, Catawba and Claret Wines
at the low rates of one dollar per bottle
Call, everybody wishing bargain. Re
member the place, corner Market and
Square. A. < NJ. LANDsBERG, & Co.
Oct 27-3m. 2 u ftf9 ~
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Do you see that group Of Ladies go
ingup or down Cedarst ? Nine chances
out of ten they are going or have been
to Morse's Gallery of the Cumberland
p Cedar St, opposite Commercial Hotel.
Oet0T-tF
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Pearl Miniatures

MORSE is the first to introduce this
new style of Pictures. Every body that
see them are delighted with them,
Call at the "Gallery of the Cumber-
land and Judge for yourself ol4,tG
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HANNIBAL.

beg leave % inform tie public that I
No. G5 North COhege street, where / shall
continue to keep the largest assortmentof
Gentlemen s custom made Boots and Shoes
Also, large assortment Of Clothing, Hats
and Caps, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods and ! do hereby most respectfully
invite my friends, old acquaintance, and
the public in general, to come and examine
the above named stock, at No 65 North Col
lege street, opposite Hicks Building.
VI. MoRGAXsrERx,
Oe 29-lm No. g. North College st.
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For choice Groceries, at low prices 60
to W. W. Totten's No % College st.
opposite the Sewanee House He de
livers all goods bought of him free of
charge Oct27-tf