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ADJUSTMENTS.

kMTTCEHHUNH
@rNpFIT M 49,. ---.------
| OF -.
wASurN,ro
GALA NIGHT
Trp.crNrrN,pv ,v,r
WORLDS POET,
"The from, Of Jovs b,u.,,c
A station like tho herald Meroury
combination and form, indeed,
Where every God did seem to set his seal,
iosi'e 'ne WORM assurance OF man"
hAAr' hSr III, SCENE I.
49,
Take great pleasure In ,rnouDoln1 ~ a.. ,,,,.
that they will celebrate
u "
"'' iuroNiANr EVENT
THE WASHINGTON THEATRE,
ELh'hNlh STREET.
Wv 'N '0NDA' L'ENiN'' APRlL 49, 1861
OVERTURE. From MidIummer'u Nights Dream
Orchestra under tho le.der,bip q, PRO, po.o.
~aid, Of the Holiday street Theatre, Baltimore.
ODE, composed by sprsgue; tRecited by MIss
'' "ouiioS'
To conclude with the CrownIng OF Shakespeare,
bust.
-,uu-, 800. -, .
, w uemoers oI the
A'io"'
MUSIC. Otbo,lo
''''''
prU
RECITATION, Trial Scene, from Wothello,~ bv tho
distinguished shAkBperean reader,
F. Tasi.tro, ESQ
Hon. H. L. Hosmer
'''''''''''''''''''from maooeth
Il NJ ~ m ~ ;S. OF 'ENlcE'by
nH,,,,,,. -, ,,,,...,.
Euished EloeutlonlIt. Prof Donald MoIsod
sHAKsPEREAN TAnIrAux. Glazing u,,,
sTsScnt Of the ns,S I IODno I1e man nan
''i' N'A'''''i'' H'l'
MISS GoURLEY,
MIssFRIEL
pROFESsOR ROSryyAIn and
''''O" NoSE " ALD' anu
+. TASIsTRO, Esq,
Have kindly volunteered their emincn, ,srv,,o.
md n IA oonrdsrtI, ~ noo,nt a. servieeS'
ct and the TsSeau 1nsA0 Will 'AAe part In Ham
The President, Lord Lyons, and Members Of the
% b present; '' '-4 '' '' 'A''''''
rhur.d.y, and Friday. fromoa M IN 10 M on
from . a. m. to4p.m.
IS cents. ~ 'O'''' '''''' '' '"'''''
seatl can be secured without extra charge.
"''' w '''
TO THE
I'M ''i
LIBRARY OF THE 1nD ASSOCIATION.
.r,s-stI
CONCERT OF UOCAT MJrSIC
N SSANNh NJ " ~, TUSnh hColC
IA WILL DE GIVEN
By THE
upls OF me FenAle Grammar SCHOOLS, nnuef the
n.tSt',IoD " 81 - IL D"HAs'' nv 'ie S''''ohiN'
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BOARDING.

BOARDING A NUMBER OF GEN.
I'D tlemsA can obtain beard a. No. EsT Maryland
avenue between Four-and-A-half and Sixth streets,
Island. ooIT-tf
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GR0VER'S THEATRE,
VI Pennsylvania avenue, near Wlllards' Hotel
LEONARD GRovER...........u.... DIRECTOR
Also OF Growers New Chestnut Street Theatre,
PhilAdolphia.
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DOYB CLOTHING I'VE ARE NOW
ID In receipt OF = large assortment OF BoVs, and
ChlldrenH Clothing OF the newest HtyleS, suitable
for the present season for dress and school woAr,
70 which we invite the attention OF pArOntS,
WALL STEPHENS q Co.,
gAa PennHylVAniA Avenue, between
Ninth and Tsnth StTOOts
EpF lO-I1I IstAr d Intel.l
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EoRD's NEW THEATRE.
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON,
OWNED AND MANAGED ny JOHN T. FORD.
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AUCTION SALES.

by j. O. MCGUIRE 90
TWENTY-THREE WELL siIu TIM y,,,, -
ING LOTS ON THE ISLAND AT PiipI 70 ~ w
IIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. AMI ~ -
hali past o'clock, on the premises, We nan al
Island, belonging TO the "Convent OF The W,,,.
tlon,n Georgetown, a. follows; Eighteen iots
fronting, each, ~ feet inches on south q sfreet
between Ninth and Tenth streets west, and nm
ming back about I2t feet, TO Is foot public alley,
,euI iots nonting q feet inches each on south
and running back about 1876 feet 70 Is foot Alley
and one lot-fronting % feet 10 inchea--on Ninth
strseti between south q and II Streets and running
aGn W ieet These lots are well situated fol
unii,hpg plrposes, and are known a. part Of the
eirtmsi ore-hAh cash, the remainder in six
M With interest, secured by deed OF trust on
w premises. Conveyanoen at cost OF the pur-
onired a, ~ OF $40 on each lot viii be re-
,n,o, J.. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
sPls-a .- Auotioneers.
by JAMES G. MCGUIRE & CO.,
~ AUCTIoNEERs.
! STREET AND SEVENTH STREET FAsT..on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April N, al half.
past O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell for
account OF the Convent Of the Valuation, Lots No
70, ~ IL 10 and 49, fronting together ga feet iOG
inches inches on North / street, between Sixth and
seyenthstreets east, On the rear Of Dfr. FolIsns.
oees residenoeD and l5o feet on Seventh street
ali running TO alleys. '
IermSi one-half cash, the remainder in six
my NJ With interest secured by deed OF trust
Conveyanees at the cost Of the purchaser,
- JAMES c. MCGUIRE Co,
AplV-d Auctioneefs.
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d. AL ESTATE AND GENERAL
III AGENCY.
Everybody should call on
N. II. MILLER,
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
For servants and real estate. Agency No. bl Ninth
treet near PennsylvAniA avenue, (north.)
Particular attention paid to the renting OF Dwell.
lings and BOARDING Houses, Stores, so. Real EH-
tate and ether Property bought and sold on com
Proporty holders can obtain tho best OF tenants
without charge,
NIB. The best OF reference given when required.
oelB-ti
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THE sHAKsPEAREAN TER-cENTENNARY
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PROGRAMME.
OVERTURE. From MidIummer's Nights Dream
Orchestra under tho leadership Of Prof. Roso.
wald, OF the Holiday street Theatre, Baltimore
ODE, composed by sprague. (Recited by Mi,,
Jennie Gourley.
To conclude with the Crowning OF ShAkspeAre's
bust.
FIRST ACT OF HAMLET, by Members Of the
Association.
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NOYERNMENT SALE.

CHIEF QUARrERMAsTEA's oTTICE,)
DEPOT or WAsHINoToH,
WAAuIygToT, d. e., March 90, 1864,
WILL RE SOLD at Public Auction, at the Cor
ralS near the Observatory In the city OF Washing
ton. ID C., on WEDNESDAY, April 9Th, 1864, and
on "WEDNESDAY, April 20th, 1854, a lot OF
HORSES AND MULES,
oonJemnel as UNFIT for public service.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock a. IN.
d. II. RuCKER,
Brigsdier General, Chief QuArtermaster,
m29-2Ot Depot Of Washington,
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

DIAN0- FORTE FOR SALE.
Rosewood Case seven octave, metallic frame,
sweet and powerful tune, and warranted for three
years. Price sa5o Apply to
Oh. FARRELL,
Ap4-tf No. 100 bridge street, Georgetown.
DOR SALE.---A LARGE, COMMODI-
IL Gus, well.bullt house, situated in the most
desirable part Of the city, for sale. II IL well fur
niBhedy and the furniture will be sold with the
WARD X. LAMON,
United States Marshal, D. c., llo street, Wash
ington. fel6-tf
TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
Il large quantity of OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and In good condition, which
he u prepared to deliver TO purchasers in any part
OF the city, at reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
and Cumberland COAL, In quantities TO suit pur-
ehAEerI. Orders solicited at his new Wood Yard,
No. 4s3 Twelfth street, between Il and \ str Gets.
noe-tf :. K. CORBETT.
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FNE FEATHERS, But NOT FISE BIRDs.-
The New York Tribune, in the course
Of some excellent comments on the
prevailing extravaganza Ia dress, thu.
refers to tho class Of females who make
g the most ostentatious display Of ap-
parels Ia that city
We are a scandalously overdres5ed
people-our women especially-butt this
fault IS more glaring in any other class
than in that which is esteemed most
fortunate Walk down Broadway any
sunny afternoon and you viii meet per
haps a thousand women who look like
locomotive advertisements Of Stewart 5,
OF Lord Il Taylors, or some other fash
iondble establishment for the vending
of sumptuous dry-goods but not a hum
dred OF these VII belong 10 any among
our wealthy old families
We do not mean TO say that the
ladies Of these families have not also
costly apparel ana jewelry; but they
never think Of adjoining Herewith the
sidewalks aud increasing the pedestrian
attractions of Broadway. But let q
bankers clerk make hit IN some gold
gambling operation, and his wife or
other lady will sweep along Broadway
n xt week u1der silks and lsces sufi-
cent to furnish fashionable yacht
with sails and streamers; while the
suddenly enriched suffers or commits
sary's contractors wife and daughters
require two carriages apiece TO convey
them and their traps to the opera,
with a servant to pick up the diamonds
that have been displayed on their gar
ments rather than made really condu-
Give to their personal attractions.
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Nashville, Tenn, March 18th, 1854.
In accordance with Special Order No 20
dsted March 22nd, % is hereby ordered
/. That occupants OF stores, Restaurant
and Dwelling Houses, viii be required e
'e-n their yards anil ccliars, and have the
. al removed, within forty-eight hours
ArOm the date Of TINS order. No gsrbage o.
dirt OF any kind viii be allowed TO accu-
mulate on any premises within the city
imits.
AL dirt ID be removed ia barrels and
boxes from tho back yards and alleys by
the persons occupying the same. No rub
bish will be allowed 70 remain more than
twenty-four hours without being removed.
III. OGal, the assimilation Of Restsu-
rants, must be removed by the occupants
each day, Sundays exceptedl before 10
a. n. Al ashes and rubbish viii be set IN
barrels on the SIDE walk before 10 4. NJ.
es1h Gay.
~. Hereafter occupants OF Stores snd
Houses N2h DC required to bavo che rear OF
their premises eileen, and the side walk
swept before A. ~. eoch day.
'. Any vlolation o. the above Order will
BE punished ~ me 81 Five Dollar. (55l
70 be collected By tbe Provost Marsha.
VI As cleanliness is enc eli lie 6rst m.
quisites 10 health, a is hoped the citizens
viii do 81 ia their power % assist in re-
moving enc Of the frat oensos Of disease
AS soon - Sufficient number Of carts can
be procured, notice will be given, and the
dirt and rubbish removed without cost 70
citiEens.
Va. As IL Il my intention 70 remove Al
flih from the city proper whether IN the
shape Of dirt, rubbish OF deed animals ;
any information that would facilitate the
above viii De lhankially received aud i'm
ruediess action taten in the premises.
VIZ. d. C1A2sHEKIATN,
Capt. and Chief Of City Police.
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Mustard at the White H0untains-The
Painful and budlCFOus Combined.

4 gentleman (residing not many
miles f-om CambrIdgePOrt,) who visited
the White Mountains last summer, ac-
companied by his wife, stopped at the
THk*h*@% House, and one night while
there, had a sudden and violent attack
of collie. An application of mustard
was recommended to relieve his pain,
and he Consented TO have it tried His
wife, on going down to the kitchen.
found the mustard, but nothing suita-
bic 10 spread IL upon, and her pocket
handkerchief was taken for that pur-
pose. No time was lost III returning.
In a moment she was at the bedside,
snd-applied the plaster. There, that
will help you, ! know" said she She
had scarcely finished the sentence, how
ever, when the poor man turned over
End reared, what the ID are you
aboutY' 1t sOaS not her husband voice I
Her lamp had given but feeble light,
and she had got g0t iato tie lgrorg room
She found her own apartment without
delay and related the unfortunate cir
cImstance 70 her husband, adding, with
horror, that her name igaS on her haadkeT~
ckiJi The sick man was completely
overcome with laughter His collie dis
appeared as suddenly as it came 1t
was agreed not 10 remain long in those
parts The landlord was called up; the
affair Explained, ana the man and wife
lett on the earliest express train. The
gentleman who was so unceremoniously
disturbed, (and who is well known in
Boston, has preserved the handker-
chief Query-00ght he not to return
it?--Bost9a Post
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The New Haven Register relates az
incident told by dry goods merchant
about the time that the large bOuntiei
were being paid the cOiOred troops The
wives, or relative, Of two Of these sol
diers had purchased some very high
priced lace-and on making payment
Il appeared that Of the money rendered
SIS were in counterfeit notes, that some
heartless trader Had imposed upon her
in change FOR large greenback. The
merchant expressed the hope that she
knew Of whom she had got it 2" when
rolling up the white Of her orbs in con
tempt at the suggestion, she exclaimed
you don't 'spose, sar, dat d make q
fuss bout fifteen dollars, sarI" and set
Ting for her purchase, wheeled indig
nantly out Of the store.
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. WALNUT sTREET. 0EclNEA1


MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNE-sEE.-No. O.
UTHEREAs, An lNFOENATIOS WAS FILEi
w 10 ne Is-t-isf Corr a tn Uafei state
flr the Middle I1-tr-et a. IeDLa-tee. on fle es.
dsy u April, l9ff. - Horne ~. H.GiEgn, tstorne.
81 the Cnited ssge- 81 aaif fff1e., nh1 Frcae
cute fhereiu hehal4 ~ t.e La-tHsi --iseas ~.
J0-eph r. Ll.lll Surveyor oi fisfCflf 81 a. .il
Telr, asifi-t ~ y-flIno tsles ~ Ccf.8n, uarra.
81 T., and against oil. pl-san- LsstlllF nsrYer.
~ fJr their iuter-ta fhs7sn ez ~ = slisiasos
that o. April p, is.f, n rsii ls.r q ~ iand, ~.
property Fls -sizee y sadJ T.. Liil. ~ foEiCi.e
~ The United -ste=. ~ esr-ar iu r1lI .nfgrInat1
- firth a1ld arerrgt o. p ir-e, ara rn-ingarss-
~ 7i.4 proc@as, 81.
No.. tbcrel0r-. II p-lrsif n DE f11n.iqH a.
Der ths 81 Of s-ilf c9ur o. 1le dreetei. Z a.erc
- I've pllie ehr1ing io % veg-Gl- r01rar-s . d
interea- ia afid Gofson, ~ auT.osiI .ef1r s Curt
nj ne Federal Court Rom, ~ ~ Caritol "a NasE
vile, III -aid District, o. she - MaFsiaY ia May,
ls6s. then snd the-e - PROFOUND .lolr elaine ard
make their ali~g1asUs 3 ihs. t-aislL
EDWIN q. 6LAscOCE.
Aarei.sa ~ ne Nd irsf. "a lena.
40 ALI
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Mario, cay the critics, surpassed him
self on the night when he performed
Masaniello before Garibaldi &C the Lon.
don opera From the descent down
the rock, says the Musical World, "to
the last clu>ch Of the battle axe, it was
TO matchi genius shone IN every ges.
ture and spoke IN every tone Each at
titude was subject for painters brush
or sculptor's chiseL An essay could be
written on every scene--or rather d
poem, which would be still more appro-
pirate. Ii is said, indeed, that Mario,
feeling that his voice rs a singer is be-
gInnang 10 tail, has determined to be a
great actor, and has shaken Oft all his
old lethargy Of manner.
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szg No. 2.-THE ADvEsrvsEs OF A cOxsoaur

szT No 2s-THE ADvEETUsEs OF a C0EsRpT.
No.1. IA, draft so0dl "a patriOs, drafted
& receive a letter which tells the sEonltne
fRct-lm drafted
3. By the a3yiee Of 10000 friends / offer
substitute
e. Who utterng qusok. "a rejected By TIE
insuIted surgeon.
s. feei my country calls farewell, 10Y Love
20 where glory waits mel
8. I fercely charge the foe, and do fearful
z. And make q sturdy rebel fly.
q. Am sent with dispatches, psE3lOus duty
death or gioTyI
9. Attacked By a hand Of goIillss. CRY,
"Oouls On ye t-r-E-ra'tors p
10. discom6t them and bear OF the head OF
the gorilla chief
II. I deliver dispatches, ssYe the army and
sIn made a brigsdieT- general.
IL. And thus relieved from al future dangers
il the Geld, crown ray glory with love.
These two sets ara the best designed and band
soonest colorsd Cards ever published. besides being
the funniest IN the market
-
sEr No. 9-IHE SLAVE LIZ 1873.
Mol. In Ghs cotton field.
z. The Christmas week
g The sale.
4. The parungl " Buy us too"
G. The lash.
q. Blow for blow.
:. In ths swamp.
Z EEoot
8. The Union lines
10. Make way for Liberty.
IL. Victory.
u he died for victoryi.
In ordering, the number Of the Set is only Deees-
5ary e mention For instance, No. I, OF s or al
Of than. Il al sTe desired
Price. 90 Gents each Set.
FREE By MAIL
TRADE PRICE NETT
Three Sets, lone Of each, as ssmple,l post
pad ~
One dozen Set, assorted, Z preferred,)
post paid %
Biz dozen Set, assorted, # preierred,)
freight paid By buyeT...-......--.-.........2 n o.
One GrOss. assorted, II preferred freight
peid by sc %
Army Agents. Suffers and Psdlsrs, e they prefer
t. may ssni their orders aud money through any
ERpress Company, with Instructions to pay for
Goods on delivery At the of6ce q The company
here. ksNsInen and Others II permsnent locality,
WI send money Tor small orders; large orders, i
pregsrred @. .. D. SEMI your orders u flH 10 Ia
sure promps delivery. Seal eli letters csrsfllly,
and address plainly %
GEO p. JENKINS,
Western Agent
Msru-Sm No. l07 Main street, Cincinnaa, o.
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Sashpille slaiou.
~. dasERoN 8 CO., publishers.

The foreign importations at New
York last week we're enormous The
grand total is s. 46S,9 33, of which
So, Us 500 was for general merchandise
and 81 ,24e,5S4 for dry goods. No mat
ter how much treasure is needed e
carry on the war for our existence as >
nation; no matter how rapidly gold
goes up or Government stocks 60 down
Flora McFlimsey, the dear creature,
must have her silks, and her satins, and
her velyets, her laoes and all that sort
Of trumpery.
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The Post once department. use $685.
OoO worth OF wrapping paper, $4,000
worth OF Irvine, 0OO Tor new mail
bags, and $1,000 Tor new locks and
ksys--in one year
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:. e. - he - - 80. Ia 80"

We believe that the omission origin
ated in the jealousy Of Mr.. John Coop
err who dislIked companion in the
scene Punch
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An Inquirer inquiries why the partof
Marshal stalk is omitted from the play
Of Hamlet, when the author distinctly
intlmates tnat the marshal is 10 walk IN
beside the Ghost:
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LUMBER.

Oc OOO REEr pRESED Fl.OORTsa
SO-OOO Bqar.is. luss rrostFed b 5.aslasr
u y. DfCKEY, Azsnt.
- 49, III BIoa.i al 81 sh-at.
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IN No. Iowa RELATIONS At H0sJE AID AssoAn
CosPREsIEa
No. !. On ngi lud's mGgyy shore, g sUTiy boE
gave q < IeYOus roarl
e. Whit Il temporarily sStonisbed even tbs
Gallo cock
g. Who responded with Wsrlike Vigor, when
hon caYed.
L Exeter Hall. The lion Weeps; " Is he
nOt bird and brotherf"
3. Which he forgets in the embrace Of tile
beaighted vol Of the G. 3. A.
g. The armiDg Of the Wod By bis faithful
squire the lion.
2. The Mexican vulture gaTTotsd sy the gal
BE cock.
S. Introduction Of MssteT Swamp Angel,
when the Ion pockets hi5 rams.
E. Grand combat between the eagle and the
wolf Of the Q. s. A.
10 Death Of the wolf
IL The eagle vndicstes the Monroe doctrine
10 Mexico.
AZ. Grand tsbiesu. The little ahild Liberty
shall lead John Bull (the hOnl ord France
(the Gallo cOck) in f1tUrA.
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EBs1H coRs aEAL FOR SALE AZ TIE
spsa-H IT = ,. DIcAER, Assst.
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Hay AND OATS

10 aALEs HAT. 50 BCsaELs OARS. 1ls,4
-tO Ter-eifod u HaeIlsT Lelpest. 81 ~ -
,. ,, yloALl, Aselt.
~ 81 III hreed end 81 h-sis
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Store.

Drug Store.
E. H. LEWIS & co.
80 Church-street,
OPPOSITE THE MASONIC HALL.
uAYE JUST OPENED A NEW DRUG STORE,
II who're May - found a frosh stock q Pure
Drug, Medicues. pye-staifs, PoxfhmeFy, Fancy
Article, etc. ETC.
PURE WINES AND BRANDIES,
For uiediral purposes, Patent Medloines, etc.,
anoag which AZ AySrs Cherry PsetoTal, and asE-
saFari.ia, for solo - Z. II. l. 4 90.
HALLS BALsAM, FOR THE LUNGS,
ADD soov.i's Blood end Liver syrup, or sale y.
E T. l. 90.
SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
ABd Wo.ss's 4Fomsiie schic,isn schnapps. or raio
b y. II. l. %.
d. ROGERS LIYERWORT TAR,
And Or. Bakers PAN F1suaoe,4 f,r esle y
L. u CO.
DA POWELL'S CELEBRATED HOR
LINIMENT,
AdO9iel D ne Q. y. General, o. 9. A. for ~ By
r. II. l. sCO.
HOOFLANDS BITTERs,
Brown Broncbfl rroches, ToEn.ley,s rooshsehs
Anodyne, for asle - Z. a. l. q co.
FLEMING'S EYEWATER,
For sale . EH.LACO.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
COAL OIL LAMPS
Ch1mDeyA SHADES, sc. fof saleby E.H.LAco.
LUDLUMS SPECIFIC
NOTE, LETTER AND CAP PAPER,
Peus. Fesclls, EuvesOpes, esc-, or ale hy
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
-
s@-Tts sboge srtscias hare heeH honGht ioE ~
oash selected EiEn ras cras ana ~ - -oia - he
Tow 55T Dash PRinE-
EzEr pYosnpk atteDtlou given y se1siins Mf.izDer
70 &c Arrssg y Nal o. Expr@s- Hherr he ~
Dress 0or teny hage ~ ageu1 = sll - neoe-aarT i
y FsFnil kzEpreas oial-rey alG stamp re- Llfe-1
yhsn seufty Nal. T. II. LEV u a o.
~ s-1u
Hungarian Grass Seed.
% Bsis AID q sAOEsBUEaAEIAs Gasss
slU tEEp.
- szaeas Com.
q talaa HaF.
81 ssEr8 llEtE-
Jsss rsslsigs3 by sissz1Es scieBss 81 tmpariaL
Ans e - y am p .; 49, 49,
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DOCTOR McCIL
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASED
CbOWNLNe HIN WITH SUCCESS -
OfHkR STATES, AS 1T re- IN
NASHVILLE, TENNEssEg.

Ny books VII show That Cor TIE past ave nc
my practice hsa increased q hundred uer cens
the last yesT, until il IL not 70 be surTaased ~
10 the stste. With ny general practice iu a.
tres. the following
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-15
Twelve Cards In Each Set

sr1 No. l.-OUs RELATIONS At BossE AND ABsoAD
COeIPREsIsa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-15
Chronic Cases
To the Ladies.

All Affections Of he womb treated viii g,cl
Those Married Lasiies who have been - INF
late 70 EaiscarTy OF prove abortion, Ca1 b 90
% tier f1I tine Z iound pregnant, y EVing
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DIR. MCGlLL,
No. - Union street, Nashville, Tenn
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SYPHILIS,

In gu IL varied forms, primary, secondary, 5eE
hsTy, and ali diseases Of the skin arising therefom
treated without the use O( mercury, and cured IN
the shortest space Of time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-01
Gold has advanced again, and yesterday wa
Quoted in New York, at 1861.

The Canadian Ministry has been formed. =
Their policy is stated to be the defence OF the
country. and the rendering effective OF the
the military force. Every effort is to be made
to maintain and extend the reciprocity treaty
and the reimbursement of the canal tolls, and
the removal Of the government to ottawa
CITY Measures for the development OF the
Northwest, the improvement OF the seaboard
communications and the general policy OF ad~
nlinistration will be governed by those great
constitutional principles which have SO long
guided the mother country
A dispatch from Fortress Monroe announces
the capture Of two Sergeants and eighteen prl-
Yates connected with the Confederate Signal
Corps. Their station, at the head OF Ohncka-
tuck creek, was surrounded, and the party
made prisoners without Gring a>shot.
The railroad has been completed from Chat
tanooga to Ringgold and on Sunday, the 20th,
the 6rst train Of cars ran to that place.
The Washington Chronicle says The
whole number If foreigners who came to this
country between Tie years 1919 and December
81 1860, was 5, O62, Ala, and TO this We may
add about 100000 for those who have come
since the Wal commenced.
The steamer Empire, from New York. ra-
dorts many wrecks or the coast, and the shores
as lined with floating bales and barrels
The Army Of he Poto nae is reported to be
knee deep IL Giod,