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pYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ADJOINING TIE NATIONAL PRINT
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April e4th, at So
O'Clock. on the premises, BY virtae Of. deed OF
1851, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. 3, No lss.
fSliSs ~ st seq 9ns Of the Land Lar RscS,ds &c
McGuire's subdivision of Square No. ga, fronting
q feet on North Capitol street, between and b
alley and containing 1880 square feet.
Terms-One half cash; the remainder In SIX ana
twelve months, with interest, secured By deed
of trust on the premises.
Conveysnees and stamps at the cost of the par.
THOB ]. FISHER. Tsustss.
apl.eo&ds ]. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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RYTHOs. BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
OHANCERY SALH OF VALUABLE REAL Ei
TATE TN q EOR{3 ET0WN

By virtue of decree of the S1preme Court OF
the District of Columbia, bearing date the lth
day of March, A. D.. 1855. and passed in certain
cavse therein depending. in which Is. M .Linthicum
d Co, were com claimants. and the widow and heirs
at law of RichAid Jones defendants, the same be-
ing causeNo, 2i9, equity docket No. the under
signed will sell at public Auction, to the highest
bidder. on MONDAY, the 10th day of April next,
at O'Clock in the afternoon, Let No. 2l6 in Beatty
& Hawkiass addition to Geor gstown, fronting
about 10 feet en- the south side Of 9Th street bet
Market and Frederick streets. Also, Lots No IF.
and min eteen, tls in Peterss Square in said town,
fronting about 1873 feet on the east side of High
street, south of and near Bridge street. This last
piece of ground fronts about l56 feet on the Chez
apeahe and Ohio canal, and is one Of the fine
It Is improved by two story Brick House and
frame Carpenter and Wheelwright shops.
Terms Of sale. as prescribed by decree: One
fourth cash residue in 8, IL and Is months, with
interest from the day of sale, for which the notes
Of the purchaser, with approved security, will be
taken.
All conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at
the cost Of the purchaser.
If the terms Of sale are not complied within FIVE
days after day of sale, the trustee reserves the
right to resell at the cost and risk Of the pur-
chaser.
The whole property, will be sold free of the
Widows dover, and the sale will commence on
Lot No. 2l6. and adjourn from lot to lot.
]. CARTER MARBURY. Trustee.
m3Oeod&ds THOS. DOWNING. Auct.
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TRANSPORTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS reach.
ed the river transportation office yesterday to
the effect that five transports bound up to this
city with govern ment stores are aground At
different points in the lower Potomac, among
which is the steamship Glacus, which is
aground off Smiths Island, high out of the
water, and the Neptune at George Island,
having run inside of the guard boats during
the nieht.
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CALI OF CONDEMNED MULES.

Chief Qxsrtermaster's OStes, Depot Of Washins.s.,l
Washinston, D. c., March %. 1855.
Will be sold at public auction, at the Corrsk
near the Observatory, WASHINGTON, D. G.. On
MONDAY, April 10, 1856, at 10 O'clock O.. m,
M q ES.
condemned as un6t for public service.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
D. 81. RUCKER
Brig, Gen, and Chief QUA termsstef,
m 25-l4t Depot fWssbin stoa.
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BUILDING LOT ON 2OTH STREET. BETWEEN
L AND NJ sTREETs, At AUCTION.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 9Th, at 5
O'Clock. on the premises, we shall sell part of Lot
9 in sauare No. III. fronting % feet on Twentieth
ing back It feet 10 inches to 30 foot public alley
Title perfect
Terms: One half in cash; the remainder in six
months, with interest, secured BY deed of trust on
the premises.
.Conveyances and stamps at the cos. OF the pur.
chaser. JAS G. Mcguire d CO.,
an9.d Auctiopeers
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l. BUILDINGS ANB FURNITURl
of the Great Summer Resort.
GLYMONT,
Situated twenty: eight miles from Washing ton, on
the Maryland side Of the Potomac river TO re-.
sponsible parties not wishing to purchase il viii
be RENTED FOB THE sZASON.
Inquire Of ]. L. PARKHURST
Room No. 3, third floor.
mar B.0 Intehfsencer Building.
LOB sAL1-$43O Cash for building LOT. 18th
L. st., near market. Lots on 18th st., $500 500 OO0
MITCHBLL & SON,
m4m~ Cor. Pa. Az. and 18th 1t
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TRUSTEES SALE.
by virtue OF deed of Trust, duly made and exc
tbs a. ~ William Loring snd wife bearing date on
81 the tead Records Of County in the
Dstrict OF Columbia, shall sell at Public Auc-
sion on SAT RDAY. the 18th dxy Of April, 1855 at
me Scteek Ms s6 the premises, lot nu eered
OF SfleinaE Bots No. 9, TO- II, u, 10 and A.
15a square Numbered two hundred and thirty six,
Terms: One half cash the residu. in six months
With interest, secured By deed Of trust on the
Conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of pur-
chaser. h G. SPlLBTNg Tru stee
ap 4-dt5 J. q. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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RYJ. @. Mcguire & CO., Auctioneers.

RI J. q. Mc6 UIkE q GU, Auctioneers.
DESIRABLE Hors. 1oronx.pv,.xr
Hk nG stIE EAST OF fHl CAPITOL AT fUs-
On "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. April 5th. as
5oclock, on the premises, We shall sell Lot Ne 5,
In Square Ma: 96l fronting l2S feet on Maryland
avenue, and lbs feet on 10Th street east improved
with frame Dwelling House, containing 7 rooms
and cellar, with stabling for three horses, out
The grounds contain flowers. fruit trees, grapes.
and this property is well situated for market gar
deping
Terms: One r as cash; the balance in and Il
months, with secured notes bearing interest.
All conveyancinz and revenue stamps ct cost OF
purchaser.
MID j. g. MEG UIR1 Il CO., AHcp
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DIsLoYALTY.- Yesterday afternoon, two
ysuDg men, William Norbeck and Julius y.
Wiser, were arrested by officers Brewer and
Frazier, and taken TO the Third Ward station,
upon charge of disloyalty and disorderly
conduct. They were intoxicated at q restau-
rant on 9th, near ID street; and while others
were expressing their JOY over the success of
our armies, these two were yelling for JEFF.
Davis, cursing Abe Lincoln ana the Govern
ment generally. Justice Thompson held both
for further hearing. 1t is we'll for them that
they were arrested, for in the excitement of the
hour there was strong probability that both
would have been roughly handled by Loyal
men.
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FORTY EIGHT ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
ON THE BLADENSBURG TURNPIKE TWO.
ANDAHALF MILES FROM THE CENTRE
M NJ IKETsn.v ,,.;,.., 49,. ,,,,o,s -
the Auction Rooms, shall SELL 43 acres of Va1ua
bic Land. about ~ miles frem the Centre Market,
lying en- the right hand side of the Bladensburg
turnpike. immed ately opposite the country resi-
dence of Clark Mills. Esq. This land is portion
of the Dr. Nicholss farm; it is all in state Gull
tvation; slopes to the south, and is splendid soil
for garden purposes. Within the last year over
900 loads of manure and 900 bushels of lime have
been put on the land.
The place is improved by a small Log Dwelling
House, l6 by a feet and fine new Frame Stable,
with accomm cd atoms for ten horses, hay loft,
&c, &c Five acres are in cultivation as q market
garden with hot beds, DC.
Terms: One third cash; the balance in !, 2. and
years with interest, secured by . deed Of trust.
Ali conveyancing and stamps at cost OF purcha'
m 80 eoads 10. MCGUIRE L CO., Aucts.
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WANT RD-sECOND HAND YURNITURI
" Also, MIRRoRs CARPET, BIDS. BED.
description B. BUCHLY, 4O6 It'll street.,
jesh between g. and n. est Hde.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE-Twenty eligible
ID Building LOTS, in the northern section Of the
Second W lard, will be sold very cheap for cash, if
immediate application be made at L. T. CLARKE
Paperhanging Store, No. 2AS Pa. ave-, between
LIT hand 18th SITS, mar 20 2W*
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YALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

onartsrmaster Gensars 0Ges, First Dipision.t
sWaShingfos City, April /. 1855. {
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest
TUESDAY, April 4,
TUESDAY, April IL,
TUESDAY, April Is,
TGEsDAY, April %,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EACH
These horses have been condemned as unit teS
the cavalry service of the army.
For road and farming purposes. many good bar.
Horses sold singly Sale to commence at 10 A,
NJ Terms cash, in United States currency.
JAME6 A, EKIH,
Brevet Brisadier General, in charge First Divi.
vision Quartermaster General q ONCE. sp3-ot
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Brsxst B9isadisr General, In charge First Division
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LNOR RENT-Two large and commodi Gus dwell
Il Ing HOUSES containing 80 rooms, situated on
north street, between 80 and AZ streets west,
first class boarding house: Possession given the
lG]h of April, 1865. For further Information in
auire of JOHN P. PEPPER, Ne. 475 9Th street, or
WI. P. HICKS, No. north street, CAPITOL
VALgABLE 9oTIAqk BITES NEAR TH1
ysussSIs tract Of land lying tie county of
and the Railroad: im%ed date vest Of the county
The land is high and rolling, and divided into
eight beautiful cottage sites. commanding fine
view Of the city This property is one of the most
beautifully situated for villa sites in the District
Of Columbia. For terms, &C., apply to JAS. O.
MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts. mar Is
NOTICB-FOR sALE-260 sets Of one, two, and
IN four-horse second hand HARNESS.. and a
large lot of second hand SADDLES and BRI-
DIES. Apply to a 8. JOHNSTON, No. 373P Pa
avenue, between AZ and 9th streets, opposite Ma
tional Hotel. mar 4-lm"
LOB sALE-A RESTAURANT and BOARDING
T. HOUSE: within one square Of Penn Az. and
7th street. IL rooms; ten lease; rent only 925
per month: Furniture. stock Of Ijqpors, enses.
Brokers', Ger: Penn'a Az and 18th st.
lngton, fair improvements, for 800. m 9-lm"
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STHl ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
pensd in consequence Of a typographical error in
April, 1865, at the same hour and place.
WARD H. LAMON,
ap3 U, 8. Marshal D. G.,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAT4.
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auc tonsers.

By. c. MCGUIRE . CO.. Aueaon'sr'.
TRUSTEES SALE or Pulled WOOD.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 20, as 6
O'CLOCK. at the Auction Room. We shall sen about
10 cords of Felled Wood, mostly Oak and Pise.
now lying on the farm of the late @. Q. Grammar
sr.. about four miles from the city, on the IA
street road, east of the second ton gate
Terms cash By order Of the Trustee.
m I'D J. G. MCGUIRE l. co., Auots.
v6THl ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
and place. '
ap l-dts &c. MCGUIRE & 90, Auets.
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & co.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PENN
sGLHANNIIA AvnNpn, BE7wEEN Sd AND az
On WEDNESDAY, .AFfiRNOoN. April s, ats
O'Clock, on the premises, We shall sell, Lot No 20
in reservation No 10, fronting Is feet Psnnsyi-
vania avenue, between Sd and AZ streets, and ruH-
ming back l29 feet TO 20-foot alley, improved
With three story Brick House and Brick Bask
Building.
months, with interest, secured by Q deed OF trUt
on the premises
NJ L. M. PETERS. Executor.
mar sd J @. MCGUIRE CO.. Auots.
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WANTED-A first class journeyman BARBER
w Good wages will be given. Apply to No. 497
9TH street, bet. d and X. 6. g. G. SAUR,
Ap 3-3t* Waahipetop d O.
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WANTED

w 100000 LADIES MORT,
Who want the new style of Collar, to bring tn cir
Swiss Muslin, &c. to WIN PRINCEs Stamping
and Fluting Depot, 3s1 r street, and get them
Fluted. Prince has two M chines made expressly
for Quilting Ladies Ruff s With out the of gum
C.. and are the only machines hss to such work
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WANTED-Two Dining Room WATERS at
w the European Hotel, corner OF 18th and Pa.
avenue. None need apply without good refer
ap3
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- some silver urn, containing ten strip cans,
with the names of each strip en- graved on the cans
and faucets cylinder cooler ten feet of worm pi
cheap for cash. Gall at Drug Store $40 corner
od ri afa m
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IT s. MARsHAL's sAtE.-Ip virtue of = writ
u of feri facias issued from the Clerks 0aice Of
the sup reme Qeurt of the United States for the
District of CoIumbia. and to me directed, vii
Court house deer of said District, en MONDAY,
the 9th day of March instant. 1865. commencing at
IL O'Clock all defendant's right. title. claim
and interest iH and to the following property. to
wit. viz:
Lot No. %, in Square Ne. 81.
Part of Lot No. 8, in Square No. $50,
together with sll and singular the improvements
thereon: in the City Of Warrington C., ssi.ed
and will be sold to satisfy iuaicials No. 30, Su
preme Court, in favor of RICHARD Windsor, use of
Richard Wallach. WARb h. LAMON,
mar 4-dts q. 3. Marshal D. G.
.gTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED en-:
til THURSDAY, the Goth instant. same hour and
place WARD ii. LAMON,
nT Q. 8. Marshal D. O.
~THH ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
pened ON account of the weather until MONDAY
next, the I'D Of April, 1865, ct same hour and
place. WARD LAMON,
mao q. 3. Marshal D. g,
~TH1 ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
pened in consequence Of typographical error in
. - ~ a NAAA
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QOY WANTED who can set type. Can make S.
- to SS1er week. c. G. JENKS.
Soldiers Envelope printer.
ap3 5t* Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 9Th SITS
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Military BipIOmacy-The correspond
ence Between Grant aud bee.

The brief concise and decisive cor
dependence between Lieutenant Gen
5eral Grant and General Lee is no less
admirable in Its tone and style than il
1 IS glorious in the news which IL conveys
No unkind or insulting word can be
Hound in the dispatches of either gem
eral The letters are completely char
,cteristio of the men. o. the one side
9rant is simple, frank and soldierly; on
the other side Lee is not less soldierly,
& although he appears to be rather less
tstraightforWard The two generals I'M
ierstood each other perfectly. Graut
knew Lees character and his predica
ment Lee knew that Grant meant just
what he said, and that, unless his terms
we're accepted, he would NJ once move
upon the enemy works. TINS mutu7
Al understanding quickly resulted ia
he surrender Of Lees army.
Grant began the correspondence on
the Tthsinst with noble letter, clear
ng himself Of the responsibility of any
farther efiasiOn of blood by summoning
lee Ia surrender Lee replied on the
same day, stating that he was mot en-
&drely7 of Grants opinion a. to the
shopelessness OF further resistance. but
but that ne was quite as anxious I'd
avoid useless slaughter, and therefore
asked what terms Grant bad 10 otter
The same day our pursuit ol the rebels
vas continued, and Lees army received
{ another whipping. On the sta, Grant
srepled 10 Lee, insisting upon but onel
3 condition Of pe8ce-viz: "thatth men
mrrendered sha be disqualified fof'
taking up arms tgainst the government
of the United States until properly ex-i
changed To this Lee answered thals
ne had not yet proposed 10 surrender,
his army; that be did mot think the.
emergency had arisen TO call for thel
surrender" but that he wanted peace
md was ready % meet Grant and talkt
Gpon the subject of peace in a general
way as far rs il affected IA forces I'M
Ter bis command This was a neat bits
81 dipiomsk,y on the part OF Lee But
still the unrelenting pursuit was kept
up, and stlll our soldiers continued 70
whip the rebels.
Writing and fighting at the same
time, General Grant showed that heS
was more than y match for Lee either
at lighting or writing Just AS he would s
aave stopped any attenlp on Lees part
10 escape through his military lines, sol
ne stopped this attempt 10 escape from &
the point thecOIresponGence throueh E
a diplomatic flank mOvement Outhe ga
he wrote t,3Lee that as he had no author
.ty 20 treat upon the subject of peace,
the meeting prol could lead 90
40 good. but that the WAY to hasten
the peace which the North desired was s
for the South 10 lay down their arms s
Thus brought back 10 the main qaes
ton, lee again asked for terms Grant
immediately arranged for an interview
WIN me rebel General The interyieEf
i /, S place Grant offered 10 parole al {.
- : army and give the officers their
-. ms ana private property lee at7
once accepted this prep6sitien. the
shshing Ceased, aud ,6e- war vs. prae.
sicaily ended. ~, in two davs' t,n,s
.and by means Of nine short letters. ths 5
dreadiul contest which has distufhsdS
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CIRn.


Ma EnTToR:-The subjoined note OF
Dr. }. W. Bowen will probably have a
good effect on one Of the candidates for
the U. : Senate, It was written in an
hour after the occurrence. / have also
a statement Of the same affair written
by myself aid submitted 10 DR.. Bowen
at the time he gave me this. II neces-
sary, the public shall see my version,
which does not mend the matter in 81
far As the civilization aud patriotism Of
Tennesseans are concerned. IL Ten
nesseans are the people here repre-
sented, then Of course he will Le suita-
bic representative Otherwise other
wise. W p .ToNrs
was present This morning, in the
ComptrOller's Office when an alteration
took place between DR.. Jones and Mr.
Fowlet The conversation was going
on between Gen. Paine, Mr.. Fowler and
myself Gen Milligan and Judge
Paterson had taken part in it, but both
had left when DR.. Jones entered. The
subject was the working of negroes for
wages Mr.. Fowler appeared 10 de
nounoe il as unjust 10 the negro, and
only one step from slavery. lie app
peared 10 me TO be unusually oapuous
and dogmstical. At the moment when
Dr-Jones joined the conversation, he
denounced the whole people Of Ten
nessee as wanting in patriotism. Said
that the people Of East Tennessee were
not moved by patriotism, but instinct,
a low instinct DR. Jones and myself
warmly expressed an opposite opinion.
he then added that our civilization was
more than half bArbarous compared
with Massachusetts, In reply 10 this
remark, which would have been insult
ing, but Cor the apparent passion with
"h'ch It was uttered, DR.. zones re-
marked, very calmly, as it seemed To-
me, IN order 10 restore Mr. Fo,,lor 4,
his aeii-posseasiOn. Mr. Fowler Won boiJN
'his opinion with great deal OF NIT.
uon' Tor you came here and marris,If
your vile lie replied, don't want
you TO bring my personal affairs into,
tins conversation. At this DR.. Jones
rose, and making some remarks in re
gard 10 Official luaness, Mr.. Fowler
pointed 70 the door and ordered him 10
leave. JoHx W. Bosrx.
Nashville, June 29th, 1904
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20 the Ladies.

Z Al sEsctosa 81 the WC1la rraaiaa Win sutssea
8 &c 1fsrnsd Isi.aa sao have Iced 50 uaiyril
tais 90 uHacaffy q prove abortion -sa - cArfloe
{ . their ila lms Z .egnd 7Ie-saal, b. EiTlhs ne
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this country FOR four years was brought
Ito close The whole rebel army
with its arms, artillery and public prop
.erty Is in our hands. BY sending
these soldiers home on parole Grant
has provided for the immediate demon
.alization and dispersion Of the rebel
forces under Johnston, and at Mobile
and west of the Mississippi, and has
.opened way, broad and plain, for the
/ reconstruction Of the Union. Great as Is
Grant the general, he is equally match
sed by Grant the Statesman and the di
p omatist Well may the United States
J De proud oGtheir most illustrio0s citi-
4 zen.-N. y. Herald
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A contemporary says. ohm A. Camp
bell, of Alabama, late rebel Assistant
Secretary Of War, was an original Uni
on man lie was an original seces-
sionist In 1850, he attended the dis
union convention which met in this
city, and was one of the leaders in thai
body Of conspirators
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CkrOnIe Cases

nth satsasctdn: Raeumaiisna, Affections q ~
iaugs; Diseases 81 ths Throat, 5seiled Jon 4
;fid lanabs Peuuag, fsina, ulcars Caaoer, tffsyei
Diseases 81 tbs Heart gnd ilTef, lndsunlaiOn o
81 Rtousach, EaurEgia, King'a Enl OK scIoitla
lssrszas, I6soase8 u iae EJes uebiiiisist Sys
ems Dyspepsia or iasi ge.iiiou, snd Consumption
oaaihsr NTH 81 Rrivnte Diseases snl
Diaeasas OF tbs Urinary Organs
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Atw Establishments.
Nashville Collegiate Institute
FOR
Vou,m EoIfoe

.uNHfs INSTITUTION WILL OPEN or WE'D.
ncsisy, the 18th Of April, 50 the residence Of J.
q. NICHOLSON, Esq No 30, corner OF Church snd
Spruce street J hree departments Primary, Ac
adenic ausi Collegiate A College COURSE IN clas--
Is, Maihemauc-, higher Eng isn and natural
.sf1ercH for iho-e Who graiiiate. Mode nlsnggages
.aIi1 a. ntug - the best Iustru tors.
Mt'slC-Ih's department. " q he under the es-
.pecal supervision 81 Afs. Nicholson, who NiH be
- deI by teachers Of ability aud experience.
Mss CksotISE Vas SllIkacK HAcHERsE
hRs. J. o. NICHOLSON,
Aprl6-tf csc Principals.
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LrOUoR@,

8 Bliss. Alcohol, 9s per cent.
Is per cent
6 Proof Spirits
litCs WHISKY pure. for med. pnrpos'
Pure French Brandy,
I Holland Gin.
Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
Tor sale low. 10y EWIN q PENDfl ETON.
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cTO9KH0lDERsI IN The TEN vklssEE AN
- tisfanss Railroa3 Cunspauy are hereby 20. me-
iaaf Gals have been mfde ~ TO aoieis ~ ailese
-..i.I. ..Tl,.4fIv hsrinuirr fbe 1t % Nav. l5t-
- ,-.r1.ilsll AZ nnfl 81 urrric1 stock 10 caiied
III - ~ ID ~ Hoard n fIreufcrs
FRANK HARDEMAN,
.-r.~fsts tls-rsfaff AMI isrzsurer
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B Bids. Copal Varnish, Bbl Japan Vsrnish
2 Coach " Flowing
One barrel Flowing Varnish,
Oae haarvl Black Leather.
For sale low, 10y EWIN PENDLETON
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Lecture.

A 7 TEE SOLICITATIONS OF BIS NUMEROUS
"A fie1lls, both ciEl and military.
CAPT. y. CzOBsON.
I.at- A. 81 G. toGen. Thouas p. Mssgnsr. has eon-
sentad o dfiFer Leciure, entitled Three fears
= ntsf aid SIMMER d ne Camp and Osihs fal.
ile-Field, Hlih toe hoya o. ~ iilah snssde," y
he delgi red a he Fenian Hail. No 81 Coiiege q
On Moui4g evening April n, isia.
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and lady.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-16
rETE HAVE ON BAND THE FOELOwIN
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.ETE HAVE ON hand the FOLLOW INC
w II, IA testate. Cor sale Or lease;
a Farm lying three miles from the city, on The
L outs Vile and Nashville Railroad, combining q.
ieres-iu clrarea, balance in ine timber; land very
ID ch we'd located, aud has most -plen itd ste Tor
building IA iull Ties Of the cty. Has 3 iainec
house Hith rwo rooms and Kitchen AID CABINS
nlso about go apple treez, andispiendid water.
AI.,,--I7 acres Of land 10 Edgefeld, pend dly
oc ted, on the left Of the Gaalin nike, jusi OLE
mile from the bridge. Can be divided into smaller
0ts 10 suit purchasers, or sold altogether. bar
q IN i- offered.
AI.sO-A splendid farm OF l25 acres, tgo mte'
r-um Rockville. 1enu.--S1 sores ciea7ed the res
'gsu tnlbered The house is Or elk, WITH ten room
and three cellars, bi smoke Mousse, good kiih'
iud eyceiieut out hahd0gs. . he place D. Up en-
Iily improved. We viii or tXchange for Nas b
nile or Middle Tcnnesssee property.
FOR RENr-A Cd, new, two Story Btlch
.sEORE-H0USE, Ia good j0caton on Coileg'
street "a ew doors south Of Church. Cali al on-'
ln rs Terms very reasonable
aprl5-2w ARLINGTON & FARRAR, Agents.