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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-11

il Edgs1eld Property.
One OF the best Suburban res dsuees near Nash.
vile, beautifully 10 stei and finely improved The
lot contains ~ acres Of uch garden land fronting
en- Foster street and On tbs Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad 50 sliuaied that il could be cut up
into beautiful building 10 s. Terms literal.
ALSO
A House on Bell Street, with rooms, good els.
tern. 8e- Lot fronts 40 feet Bel street, BY 20
feat deep. well enclosed Priee 500.
ALSO
A House on Bel Street, with rooms. Lotfrouts
20 feet by 2o9. deep good eistern- Price $3.50
ALSO
A neat framed Cottage. with 2 rooms and kitchen.
rear. Lot froats STREET BY ITO dssp situated near
She By Park, aud very convenient 10 the Wire
Bridge. Price $780,
ALSO
framed House with rooms aud hsll, porch IN
front, well shaded and well enclosed Let fronts 90
ieet or Woodland, 40 feet deep; joins the residence
Of Mr. Dury. ir.ce s2Goo. 81
ALSO
A brick House with rooms, en- Herman street.
LOT 50 feet BY l7O. 1od cistern and garden, all eA
ALSO
Afraued House on FatherIand street, with Eve
rooms, kitchen and eisteIn beautifully shaded and
well enclosed. Let fPonts 1901 feet fstherisnd BY
10 deep. Pre- $500; one third each, tsance n
one ana two years.
ALSO
A House on Shelby street, with good rooms, a
kitchen, cellar, and g cd cs,srn. Lot l25 feet BY
no. PAIGE 5000 cash.
~ asa ALSO
frame House on Gal.atin PIKE With six rooms,
kitchen, outhonses, and excellent cisierni well
enclosed. Lot 60 feetby 10. Price $500.
sE.IArTrEg E ALSO lt4
A framed House on Galladn Pike, with roorns,
oulhouses lumber shed, and an excellent cistern.
Lot 100 ieet by ITO. Terms $500.
ALSO
framed House, on Gallatn Pike, with rooms
In good condition, OF Spring street Lot50 By 700 II.
Price S250o.
- ALSO
brick and framed House, with good rooms.
smoke house, stable, and outhousss Has good
shade trees. and An excellent cistern. Lot fronts
100 et on Boscobel street, BY 10 feet deep. Pnee
5000.
ALSO
Large two-stoTy Brick residenca. with eight
rooms, on Russo Sc near "Tulip street church "
Lot fronts 100 feet by 10 feet deep. Gocd Kitchen,
CT tern, etc , and well enclosed Improvements in
excellent condition, aad ono Of the otst locations IN
Hogeneld.
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VaInahIa Rarm far Ssla.

O00 ACRES n 6rst cisss land fsr siAe mixes
Olft from Nashsiile, adioning ne rlaniaiion q
Gen. ". 6. HardinE ia aood STATS q cnluvslion.
For terms apply Il s. ". Chiidress Attorney a.
ias, Nashville. Tenn, No. q Cherry street.
eep22-au,e
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Notice to Merchants and
Shippers.

NO RECEIPTS FOB GOODS FOR SHIPMENT
~ over the n. C., and n AN W RslirasAs
VII be ven by any sEcnt OF ciek a ire 4 herenf
depois ard tIas ous. cnless every paekare has
plan sbippnE marks weight snd eonisuts of
eaeh scksge must also b. plainly marked This
l. uecessefy tor tie sgeas % classic The different
finds q goods. Al receipta must be 70 dunlicsfe.
The read retEiung one. These rules viii te eirctly
adhered 70. 4. II. EWING,
6enersi Freirht Agent n. a g. and n. 8 W.RR.
Nashville, Sepl q. fadS--sepc<lm
Gazaiie. Press md Tines. Banner and Dispatch
copy one month.
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WHITE GOODS.

Fiaia s1d Fsrcy Svisses, CHECKED nesIirs Nan
sooi,s, Jaeonet Tuck Muslin, Ruffed do Irisb
I1.n.n, iseie Linens, Towels, Iduen Canbr.ss
Pla-9 An9 Isneyi = rdseye Dispers Linen Handtar-
GO -, heulstlich DO, hne Embr. idared sets Resf
9od Na e1oiuin Colars, Crspe Sets, sEiss E.i.in :
Jeoopet 40, lnserlngs. Tafetia RIBBONS "a NJ
WIDTHS snd IN all eoorss six BeIlinqs. Buel.ies
1sonlelhing new Corses, Velvet Rhbon1, en-. s,,
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For syphilis or Venereal Diseases, the Samari-
tsn's Root and herb Juices is the most potent
tsin and sfeetual remedy ever prescribed 1t reach
and eradiestss every particle fthe venereai poi
son, 50 that the cure Is thoroueh and permanent.
Take then ibis purifying remedy and he heale5,
and 90 not ransmit 20 Dour posterty that for Which
you may repent IN after years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced incuratie, the
Samsritsn's Root and Herb Juices viii remove
every vestge Of impurities rorn the system. well
IS the bad effects Of Mercury.
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Ladies Department.

Where attentive Clerks vii Is piessed "a .ho.
ne iaIssi nc Eenes, among winch Il suparh Id a
real French lmported Hair-neis ds soi pr ri -
pres, and several other hesuufnl STYLES. our
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-11
Cloak Department

sonrl iaes a great ware OF yer dssirahle Goa,ia
which We will sell at prices 70 fnt the times -
Ia ma Cloaks, Basques "a Chiroasasnas. Npndi
las d larlas e a. gros Dc Na1,lss. Cncufar. -
etc, vii b. sold VEHY CHEAP in order 70 Iasfs
room fer our Fan siocK.
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Samaritan's Wash.

ANLAANSA AOCaA - " 0aAS
Is. IN Of syphilis, used in conjunction with the
Root snd Herb Juices FGl directions, Pnce any
cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike acknowl-
edged By physicians end patients. They are used
ia The u. 8. Hospitss sud by theirgesl merit have
gained The spprobation o. the most able surgeons.
Patient take notice ] be iDgredients are known
to The physicians who use them. as you viii see BY
the following:
PcsT HosPTrAI, FoRI MARssALL,
Baltimore, Feb. 20, l654
q heys great sstisisetou in stating that have
ed The SamartAn's Remedies IoifV eu-reai
isssse in is most custom airy forms that have
used them With Judgment, discretion, md proper
", ana have fouGd them respond to my anticips-
TO promptly ana efiectuRly. Knowing their
composition, haFe the fullest confcence IN Their
ethraey. snd as far As my use Of them extends,
recommend them strongly "
Assistant Surgeon 5th NeE York Vols.
Rea6er, here is prosf positive Of the value Of
these truly Fziuahle preparations. The old sicken-
irg snd d Eusaog drugs have to give way TO rene
dies purely sgstaole. pleasant 70 the taste, and
Sold BY WJ&CW SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Church and Vine streets. Nashville
DESMOND 4 CO, PrapIietors,
9is Race street, Philsdeipaia, Pa. lsep2o-em
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Aftsued House on Fstherland street, with Eve
rooms, kitchen and eisteTn. beautifully shaded and
well enclosed. Let fPonts i50fset on fathsriand BY
10 deep. Pr &c $500; one third cSsh, balance II
one ana two years.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-11

We have received and are sun daily RECEIVING.
lefse qusEi ties q GoOds direct from che Fsei
where they have been selected and rnrebess5 -,
CUR MI. Levy, At regular Bi-.nnuai Manusrfprsr.
Auet on 80 tat our friends andisustomerg VII al
49, nn9 new and Interesting change Of patterns.
rom the best sssecied Of tls best design
We Wouii cali Zee special az en- tot Of the IA
DIES % our pariier,lar
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ALSO

brick and framed House, with good rooms.
smoke house, stable, and outhousss Has good
shade trees, and An excellent cstern. Lot fronts
lo0 e on Boscobel street. by 10 feet deep Pnee
aEo
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Nashville = Tennessee.

e. Bids prime New Ohesas Sugar,
rs 10 40 Porto Rico Sugar.
20 DO do Cubs Fugsr,
Ed Barrels Crushfd end PoEdared sufsf,
20 90 Grsuulated SugaT,
TO DO A. sgd B. CChae s6gsrs,
30 90 Q. eNlra asEored Brands,
$50 do Neliou sugar
800 Fsgs no Zee,
20 Mas Java Cadea
20 90 ieguira Coffee,
Do 8aFq Giurar,
10 Bsg Allspioa,
20 Bags Fapner
20 harTels Maeterel
% y b1ls DO
so kt8 DO
100 hozes Soap,
Sd DO Sisreh
i0o.oo0 Cigars, sssoriae Brands,
100 Boxes Caudias,
100 DO Rmsins,
90 Cases sardinss
go Cases Oysters,
100 Doc Buckee,
80 Nsats Tuhs.
Together Win everything ussaliy reps IN shois
sale Grocery H0ure5-
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Large two-sioTy Brick residenca. with eight
rooms, on Russei Sc near sTuip street church 81
Lot fronts 100 feet by 10 feet deep. Good Kitchen
CT tern, etc and well enclosed Improvements in
excellent condition, aad ono Of the est locations IN
Edgeheld.
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House on Shelby street, with good rooms, a
kitchen, cellar, and 2 cd cissrn. Lot l25 feet BY
ITO. PAIGE $1,000 cash.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-11

Sent BY mail in a plsin envelope. Price, Male
packages, 500; Female s.. 90.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-11

A frame House On Galatin Pile With six rooms,
kitchen, outhonses, and an excellent cisiern well
enclosed. Lot 60 feetby ITO. Price $500.
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ALSO

A neat framed Cottage, with 2 rooms and kitchen.
Rooms OF good size; good cistern; porch front and
rear Lot froats O. feet BY ITO deep situated near
shell By Park, aud very convenient 10 the Wire
Bridge Price $780,
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FENfALEs


FEMALESl q FEMALESi!
In msuy sffechons with which numbers Of fe-
males suffer, the Root ard Herb Juices Is most hap
ply adapted, IN llcerated Uterus, in Whites, in
bssring doSn, Falling Of the Womb, Debility, and
for al complaints iEcident to the sex. Sent by ex-
press. Price, s. per bottle.
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One OF the best Suburban res dences near Nash
vile, beautifully 10 stei and finely improved The
lot contains y acres Of uch garden land, fronting
en- Foster street and en- tbs Lou sVIlie and Nash
vile Railroad 50 situated that il could be cut up
into beautLu building 10 s. Terms literal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-11

Afrsmed House, on Gallatin Pike, with 3 room:
In good condition, OF Spring street. Lot50 By 700 II
Price $3.50.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-11

l.. II csse Of Syphilis used in conjunction with the
Root snd Herb Juices Fan Oirecnons, Pnee any
cents.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-11

VARNIsHEs,

; Bois OoPai Nsrnlsn, ] Bbl Japan Varnish,
Coach l Z" Flowing a.
One barrel Blscx Leather.
For SAFE low, bY EWIN a PENDLETON.
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oFFIcTALs.

a. . D LINUsLANl z. b
Nashville, Oct. 10, 1865.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERICA.


The Spanish War upon Chili-A Blockade
Complication-A Successful Revolution
in Peru.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The steamer Atlantic
with SSO0,OOO, from California, has arrived
News from South America unImportant
The Spanish Admiral Pareia continues to
threaten to lombard the Gillian ports, without
daring 10 carry them into effect. He announces
the blockade is restricted to the six principal
ports, Valparaiso, Caldira, Coquimbo, Herra-
turra, Torne and Torcahuaus. All others are
left open to commerce.
This new arrangement attacks the interests of
foreigners exclusively, and is an acknowledge
ment OF the illegality of the former blockade,
and leaves this Government subject to the
claims OF the neutrals jured thereby.
The postal communication has been resumed
at Panama.
Several destructive fires have occurred at
Valparaiso.
The United States steamer Mohongo arrived
at Valparaiso on October both, from Monte
yeido.
The sloop. Of war St. Mary is about to leave
for the North.
The revolution in Peru has triumphed. and
peace has been restored. The overthrown
President took refuge on an English war
steamer, and is on his way to Panama. Lima
was captured on the morning of November g.
by the revolutionary troops. The only resist
ance was by about four hundred troops in the
plaza, where the palace was located. Thew
fought until all We're shot.
The new Government will doubtless repu-
diate the treaty with Spain, and make a COM
mon cause with Chilli. The overthrow Of the
Spanish treaty having been the object of the
revolution. The Central American Republics
are all at peace.
The sloop of war Cyanne is at Panama.
Weather fine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-02

PERsoNAL.-Hons. r. Hale, N. Y; Charles
O'Neill, Pa; l.. Myers, Pa: G. S. Boutwell,,
Mass; q. II. Winfield, J. A. GrisewelI, Me-:
John F: Starr, J. NJ. Humphreys. N. Y; Hen
ry I. Blow, Mo; Gov. Newell, N Y: and
Hon. S. j. Randall, Pa, are at WilIards.
49, Hon. J. w. Patterson, N. H.; j. Donnell,
Mimi; T.. X. Eckley, o.; G.. Marston, N. H.; J.
Is. Grinnell, Iowa; ID. s. Norton, Mimi; A w
Hubbard, Iowa; +. A. Pike, Me-; w. T.. Nib
lack, Ind; p. G.. Van Wrinkle, w. Va; J. +.
briggs, Mich; are at the National. ....IIon
w. A. Burleigh, Dakotah; Hon. +. &. lie
Blond, Ohio; are at the Metropolitan hote
'"'Omlnous tomahawks, swords, battle-axes
are worn on ladies' hats nowadays and ap-
propriately named Harrisettes, after Miss
Harris, the murderess. s'..The New York
Express inquiries: Why should 4 stoppage Of
the croton In New York not incommode the res
ldents! Because there are "waterfallsn in nearly
every house. Jenny Lind is wintering at
Ems. '"-Josh Billings says there is nothing
more touching in this life than to see a poor
but yirtuous young man struggling with
moustache.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-02
FROM MEXICO.
Arrival of AnStrian Troous NJ

8TFINuI Oh hustfiuH IrUOps NJ McXlcO.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2-Mexican advices via
Havana, are TO the 9th of November
Zuloaza has been expelled to France by or
der of Macmillan.
The French war steamer had forced a pas
sage on the Rio Grande, and reached Mata-
mOras.
The French transport Allie had reached
Mexico with four hundred Austrians and a
detachment OF Zouaves, en- route to Mata-
moras.
The Empress Charlotte stopped eight days at
Vera Cruz and left for Y ucatan on a merchant
vessel.
Macmillan remains in the city of Mexico
Further successes in the interior are reported
by official papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-02

CHARGE OF PICKING A PoCKET.-Yesterday,
man named Michael Kerry, alias Spanish
Mike, was arrested at the corner of 14th street
and the avenue by Detectives Clarvoe & Nc
Dewitt, upon charge of stealing a watch and
money from the pocket of John H Lowrie,
foreman of Lilly's awning mandatory, 4 y
street. The prisoner was taken before Super
intendent Richards. From the statements made
in evidence, it appeared that MIR. Lowrie was
in the 14th street Excelsior Restaurant on We'd
neSday night, and the complainant caught the
accused with his hand in compliments pocket
The prisoner escaped, and Mr.. Louvre dis
covered his watch-guard cut and the watch
gone. Superintendent Richards sent Mike to
Jail for a hearing but last night he was released
on bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-02
WHITE HOUSE

There were large number Of newly arrived
Senators and Congressman at the White House
to-day, for the purpose of paying their respects
TO the President This morning the President
received a letter from James Southwell, Axe
dale, Victoria, Australia, asking information
concerning his brother, a native of Ireland,
who entered our army during the war. The
writer believes that his brother is dead, and de-
sires to aid the family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-02
FRERDMEN,S BUREAU

General Howard, of the Freedmen's Bureau,
to-day issued circular applicable to those Of
the Southern people whose property has been
restored to them, in which he states that nu-
merous cases have been reported of the sum-
mary expulsion of freedmen and refugees from
their tenements on the plantations thus re-
stored, and orders that hereafter all officers and
agents of the Bureau will prevent the recur-
renee of such eiectments in future. In cases of
doubt the Assistant Commissioner Of the State
missioner of the Bureau before any order Of
restoration is issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-02
Affairs i'm Georgetown.

FATAL ACCIDYNT.-On the 18th November
as the canal boat Jos. r. Hitch, Captain Thos
O'Donnell, was passing the four mile level,
about eighty-fiye miles from this city, Frank
Jones, lad OF sixteen or eighteen years OF age,
was kicked by one of the towing mules, and
died Immediately. The boy was a fayorits
with the boatmen, who had him decenuy
inferred. He came from Elmira. New York
ana was employed as teamstPr in the army,
and subsequently was employed by Captain
O'Donnell, who has been trying TO find some
OF his relatives, one o whom. an uncle, is a
hardware merchant on Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, but the captain does not know his
name. The deceased's father is a cooper IN
Elmira, N. Y.
Coal SHIPMENTs-The repairing Of the
Long Bridge drawer caused detention Of
vessels below the bridge and a diminution OF
the coal shipments this week. There were
vessels enough, but they could not approach
the docks. The shipments were BY the
Cumberland Co, 400 tons; Borden Co, LOSE
tons; Rays docks. 343s tons; Consolidation
wharves, 569.15 tons; and Hampshire and Bal
timore Co, GOO tons.
CANAL-Arrived-Boa r. ID. Hartley
wheat, to market; o. T. Snoffen, do: Morrison
wheat, TO Benz. Darby; John Short, with wood;
Capitol flour, grain and offsl; and Cath Moore,
Central Co, 80. II tons; New Hope Co, 23SI
tons: Borden Co. lila tons; American Co,
l05.15 tons; Consolidation Co, 100 tons. De-
parted-Eleyen boats light.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MAEKET.-The market
closes for this week in about the same condi-
ton as il has been for several days past
steady, with demand for high grades, prin-
cipally TO supply the city trade. Holders eN-
hibt readiness to meet the demand. without n
material change Of the price list as quoted in
the Star yesterday. No important arrival Of
-four or grain reported. The receipts of pro-
duce are beginning TO fall off.
PoRK.-The receipts of pork are much greater
than the demand. Prices are quoted At el4a
S1i 50 per i00 pounds. for small lots Tor large
lots there is an unwiilingness on the part OF
dealers TO give more than $3.50 to Sl3.
PORT OF @ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
from Raj fvogr
press, Ryther, do; Geo. III. Stout, Borden. New
York: schooner Perita- Smith, do; brig J. W.
Sawyer, Banks, Richmond, Va. Cleared
Steamers George II. Stout Borden, for New
York; Express. Ryther, Baltimore; schooner
James Jones, Jones, New York; EphraiIn Will
Hams, Perry, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-02

ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurcelL.-This morn
ing, the will of the late Henry L. Parker, be-
queathing his estate to his widow, Rebecca -.
Parker, was fully proved, and letters of ad-
ministration with the will annexed, were is
sued TO Mrs Parker.
The will of the late Rebecca Winn, bequeath-
ing her property to her family, and nomi-
mating Eben L. Childs as executor. was
proved, and letters testamentary Were issued
to Mrs. Childs.
Charles Champion was appointed collector
of the estate of the late Jacob Small.
Mary Jane Wright was appointed guardian
ofthe orphans of Edward Wright, deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-02

DECEMBER TERM OF THE CRIMINAL COURT.
The December term Of this court commences
on Monday, and already there are large num-
Der OF cases ready for the action of the court
For this term the grand and petit jurors have
not yet been summoned, and it is probable that
the first order by the court will be for the mar
shall TO summon, as formerly, a sufficient num-
Der of gentlemen TO act as such. Under a re-
cent act Of Congress the names for Jurors We're
drawn from a specified number placed in a
box. in February of each year; but during the
past June) term so many We're drawn TO serve
as talesmen, the ballots containing whose names
were destroyed, as TO exhaust the number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-02

THE CoNGRRsATIoyAL CguRCH.-The new
Congregational church recently organized. and
under the pastoral charge of Rev DR.. Boynton
which was publicly recognized by a council
composed Of ministers and delegates of a num-
Der of churches North and West, already num-
bers one hundred and one members, among
them Secretary McCulloch, Major General
toward, and Rev. Mr.. Robinson. At present
tne congregation worships at the Unitarian
church, corner of 9th and ID streets. which
church they may soon be called to surrender a
nioNement being on foot TO reorganize the Uni
tartan society by which the church edlfice ia
owned, and the Congregationalists are looking
for a lot on which to erect a church edifice Of
Ington have, in vain, for the past sixteen wears.
been endeavoring to erect a house of worship
here, and the National Congregational Council,
at which over three thousand churches Were
represented, held in Boston in June last, having
voted $4,000 to aid the Washington church,
there seems to be but little doubt that a church
will be erected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-02
WTNDER, DUNCAN, AND GEE,

All of the prisoners in the Old Capitol pris.
on, but Winder, Duncan, and Gee, charged
with cruel treatment to Union prisoners have
been transferred to Fort Whipple. 1t is report
ed that these three men will be confined at the
Arsenal until their casea are DISPOSED of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-02
EREEDMENpl I,ANnl

Returns to the Freedmen's Bureau represent
that there are 5000 freedmen in Fairfax coun-
ty. Va, all Of whom are supporting them.
selves. Most of the lands in their possession
are Looking quite thrifty, and since the war
has ceased, are yielding fair crops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-02
w klLLEN & HAyENNER,
No. 413 II street, between 18th and 18th streets

KILLEN & HAyENNRR beg leave to call the
especial attention of their frenos members of Goa
gress and the public generally 70 their large and
well selected stock Of Fresh and Salt Meat, Fresh
and Salt Fish. Ducks. Chickens, Boston Picked
Pork, Philadelphia Print and Roll Butter, Eggs,
Cheese. Family and Extra Flour, Buckwheat, Corn
Meal Hominy, Soda, Water, Sugar Crackers. Nov
elites and Ginger Snap Cakes. Cracker Dust. Hum-,
Beef Tongues, Smoked Beef, and Vegetables in
great abundance. They also call attention of fam
lilies TO their stock Of five hundred live Turkeys,
which they will sell either live dressed, pur-
chasers may desire. Best Oysters ~ per cent.
cheaper than any other house in the city They
have also made arrangements 20 be supplied with
Game of all kinds from the " est which they sell on
commission. Don fail to 81 We them call, at No.
4I3 III street. between 18th and 18th streets.
p. SAN goods delivered free of charge at any
point in the city. de lin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-02
THE PACIFIC FLEET.

The Navy Department to-day received a dis
patch from st. Thomas announcing the arrival
at that port of the fleet on its way TO the Pacific
coast. The iron clad Monadnock behaved
splendidly in the toughest weather, displaying
sailing qualities superior to other vessels OF the
SQUADRON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-02
Seizure of q Canadian Steamer.

TORONTO, q. W., Dec. 2.-In an important
case relative to the steamer Georgia, under
seizure at Collingwood for violation of the
neutrality laws, the legal agent Of the United
States Government applied for an injunction
restraining the defendants from interference.
which was granted. The Injunction is to be
continued for two DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-02
DISSOLVED

The Secretary of the Navy yesterday issued
orders dlssolving the naval court martial of
which Wee Admiral Farragut was president
and which was in session in this city for sew
eral weeks. The members Of the court have
returned to their respective stations