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NO TIC Re.
10
Merchants & Shippers.

Our Car cal Rates for Fslt pr ts7rsl was de-
" sgaed 70 embrace $50 Ftaud B1-rds 0aig /;
Enerea- large propoItioD Of the sat nov being
shlrpsd uuder this Tariff rate bushels or So
Pcuad Barrels
% and sler To-day e Pound Barrels only vii
o. shipped 81 Tsriilcsr lead rates. and $50 Pound
Barrels in same proportion. Shippers nll please
marx weights on barrels and on hilis laiinE.
f. Is. EWING.
enfiS-2m. General Freigh Agent
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Millinery and Dress Making
LIN

LIN H.
Having oeea 10 business in the city for long
tine, she ieeis sure one nE aide 70 gre he sane
satsiton when she has done for the last u yesrs
. those ladies' vho have chosen, snd Who mar
choose, 70 patFonise Der sstShiahmsDt.
osrts-SIn
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BITTERS.
RUNnRIIra

rs Kegs Soda, Bib Bluestone,
I Cssk Mscsboy Snuff / Cudhear,
4 Bids EPSON Salts, 100 Lbs Cochineal,
4 a Dutch Nader, 2 Bhls Cresm Tartar,
200 Ihs best Indigo, " Birthstone
Bbis COpperzs, Flour Sulphur,
For sale low, BY EWIN 4 PENDLETON.
July 2-u.
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OLE.
LIQUORS,

Bills Alcohol, es per cent.
70 per cent.
Proof Spirits,
PITTS Whisky, pure, COR Med. purposes.
Pure French Brandy,
l 4" Holland Gin,
Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
For sale low, by EWIN a PENDLETON.
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MUTUAL
Merchants

From every section Of the country come TO cur
house with the firm conviction that they VIII fnd q
MI Z. -,-.--.-a IL
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The news from the South, received
by telegraph yesterday, is important.
The return of Blair to Richmond indi
Gates that there is some prospect Of Sc
curinga basis for, arranging peace.
AT least we can put no other construc-
ton upon it. The report Of the rebel
Committee on Foreign Relations, from
the House of Representatives, and the
debate thereon, are, as indicated IN our
dispatches, among the surest indics-
lions Of q determination no. to contins
ue the war.
The advance Of Sherman, up 10 last
Saturday night, was irresistible hsteh's
corps had captured u guns, with loss
Of only forty men We shall expect to
hear Of Sherman at Branchyille by the
next arrival The fall Of Charleston
viii not be long delayed
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man "a e
PROVIDENCE, r L, Nov %, 1861.
q My DEAR SIR-Y our favor of the 18th
inst was handed NE on my return here
from en- absence of a few days, on Sat
urday last, and hasten to reply.
Colonel John S Slocum, who will call
upon you during the first week in De-
cember, viii give you sll the informa-
ton called for in your letter, and is
authorized by me to takesuch contracts
with you and others for the supply of
rife cannon and pTojectiles, NC, - may
be needed. AS personal attention to
these matters will facilitate a result
much better than heightened CORES
pondence, l have adopted the above
mode of communicating with our
friends in the South. Col. S. wall come
fully prepared with al information
upon the subject, bringing one of the
proiectiles Of my invention, q copy Of
the report Of army officers, upon which
the government have adopted my gun,
&c, and in the meantime / remain very
truly, yours, dc, CHAS. F. JAMES.
CnAs, G. JoBEs, Jr-, ESQ lst Lieuten-
ant, Chatham Artillery, Savannah, Ga.
Charles f. James was once demo
cratic" United States Senator, from
Rhode Island, and yet we find him cor
responding with the Rebels and offer
ing ia supply them with guns, SIX
months after the war commenced.
Mr.. James should be arrested at
once, and tried for treason--not by a
military commission but by the courts
He is clearly smenable; and no jury
will hesitate to find him guilty
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From Washington.
TeIegraphic Correspondence Of the Ciuciu-
matt Commercial.
WAsHBCTOSoY, January Is.
BLuR's MISSION,


Notwithstanding the allegation made
here as to Blairs mission to Richmond
being without any result, the Rich
mond papers of Monday, the 10th of
January, which was received here to-
dav. look upon it in quite another light,
The Dispatch and Examiner both in
sist that Davis has written a letter to
President Lincoln, proposing 70 appoint
commissioners of peace. The Daily
Dispatch Of Monday, the 10th, has the
following editorial.
From the Richmond Dispatch, 10th.
Francis P. Blair, ST., left Richmond
on Saturday, on the flag of-truce boat,
for Grants lines. The objects and re
suits Of his mission have furnished food
for endless speculation and discussion.
We are glad to be able to relieve public
curiosity by laying before our readers
some facts concerning his interview
with the President,
He called upon the President FRI
day forenoon. The meeting, especially
noon the part of Blair, was marked by
q degree of cordiality that was as re
freshjng az il was unexpected DE
shook the Presidents hand warmly,
assuring him of his undiminisshed re
gard and esteem. The first eOmpi-
ments over, he requested private con-
ference with the President, which was
Immediately afforded him. After
a private conversation of an hour
duration, Mr.. Blair took bis leave,
expressing himself highly gratified
With the reception he had met, and the
result Of the conference. Some time
after bis departure, the President wrote
him note, stating that he, (Bialr)
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aleu- advertisements.
Heat-Quarters Post Of Nashville
nFRICE pRON0sr NrApsuAI
NASHVILLE, TENN. j ~. %, 1867
Provost Order
No IA.

Provost Order
No. Ia.
EXTRACT.
In accordance " tn the decision Of Mill.
tsTy Board, called from Post Headquarters, for the
purpose Of preparing a Schedule OF Prices, regua-
ting the sale Of Fuel Vegetables, and other neces
sares Of hfe in this city the list of prices establish
ed by Provost Order No. 252, is hereby changed
as follows, va;
BFEF-20cts. per pound, MUTTCS-l8cts. per n,
FLOUR-Sl5 q f'b PoTAIoEs-S2 80 e bush.
TURNIPs-S2 90 q bush CABBAaE-3Octs. r. head
OSI0Ss-S3 q bIshel. BUTTER-65ets. q ~ -a
WOoD-Sl5 90 per cord.
The above prices viii be changed as often as it be
comes necessary, and proper publication made
thereof.
Any parties selling in Markets, or Private Stores
at prices higher than Schedule rates, will be arrest
ed and their goods cOntiscated. All persons are IN
gted % report promptly any violation OF this Order
10 this Office.
BY command II Brig Gen JsO F. MnIEa.
HUNTER BROOKE,
ian1l.n Capt. and Provost Marshal.
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CECRET DISEASES SECRET DISEASES g
- S1MARITAN'S GIFT!
SIHtRITiNS GET

CtECRET DISEASES SECRET DISEASES
- SAMARITAN'S GIFT!
SIHiRIT1NS GIFT
The most certain remedy ever Used.
Yes, positive cure
Bajsans Olpabid and Mercury Discarded.
Only ten pills to be taken to eftect a cure.
They are purely vegetable, having no smell or
any unpleasant taste, and will not inre the stom-
aeh OF bowels OF the most delicate.
Cures 10 from two 70 four days, and recent cases
In TtreHfg four Hours.
No exposure, no trouble, no change Whatever
Male packages, "a; female, S5--sent by mall
SAMARTTANS ROOT AND HERB JUICE
positive and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scro-
iula " GERS, Sores, Spots, Tt tiers, &c.
There is not another remedy known to equal It
for the curs Of syph lis. IL reaches and eTauicates
it Frjce ST. or 81 fOttles for $40.
f The efficacy Of these remedies Is alike arknOWl-
edged by physicians as well as patients They are
ussd in the u Hospitsls, thus restoring 70 health
many Of our brave soldiers.
II4R[TANlS REMEDIES. "a 81
DPosT hospital FORT MARSHALL,
Baltimore Nd, Feb -, 1854. ! l.
81 have great satisfaction in stating thst have
rsed Tie S1ndrisGs's ReusfscSo for Venereal Dis
ease in is most customary forms that have used
II EN- with judgment, discretion, and properly,
ami have founi them 10 respond to my autcipa
lions promptly and effectually. Knowing their
corup6siton, have the fullest confidence IN fher
efic{euey and IS far az my use Of them extends,
recommend thrn strongly.
Assistant Surgeon 5th New York Vois.'
sold by-W. J&G. ". SMITH, Dusgsisis.
Corner Church and V,nesueefs,
NASHVILLE, TEsS.a
Desmond 4 Co, PropustOrs, so Race street,
Pbnsdelphia ]anlS-6m.
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would, perhaps, like TO have IN writing
what he Davis had said to BIN, he
had written 10 repeat that be was will
ing, as lie had ever been, to appoint
commissioners TO meet commissioners
of Lincoln. with q view TO an adjust
ment of difficulties existing between
the two countries. 1t is understood
that Blair came in no official character,
but simply with the knowledge and
consent Of Lincoln He expressed the
opinion fshat Mr.. Lincoln would GER
tainly appoint commissioners to meet
commissioners appointed by our Presi-
dent The same boat that carried Mr.
Blair down the James River brought
back General Singleton, an Illinois
peace Democrat, another unauthorized
peace commissioner. This peace-com-
missioner business is fast becoming n :
dicul0us. For the benefit of whom it
may concern we viii state that Gen.
eral Singleton is at the SpotsWood
House here. He has been called on by
a number of citizens We would not
be surpriBed to see old Horace Greeley
next, hyiag around in Richmond, as q
ace-eonimissioner
From the Richmond Examiner Of Monday, 10th.
aBlair went away on Saturday carry
ing a slip of paper, on which it was
written, thai Davis was willing he be re-
placed IN the estimation of 6SoBsnoucAsg,
by the Honorable Mr. Singleton. mem.
Der of Congress from Illinois, who is
commissioned peace commissioner by
the New York Herald. Mr.. Singleton
came through the lines on Yesterday,
and put ap at hotel We understand
that he declares he is without authority
to be a peace-commissioner, and has
come here on his own motion, 10 look
after his own affairs, and see his rela
tiyes, who are Virginians.
Singleton has no more business here
than Blair, than Prentice, than Kirk,
than JACQUES, not at all. These per-
sons are subjects of the enemy. They
came through our lines without any
diplomatic protection. 1t appears TO
be very easy for citizens of the United
States to come and 90 to and from
Richmond; yet Mr.. Stephens was driv-
en- away with contempt from the enc
my's lines, and if public character
from the South was heard of in Wash,
ington, he would very likely pass some
years in the dungeon.
The rumors concerning the nature
of the paEer negotiations old Blair car
ries back with him, are very numerous.
But we are confidently assured that the
mission has brought the peace question
to point that provides for the appoint
ment of commissioners from each side,
with authority to lay peace 'founda
ton. Thatis all :"
The Wing, of Monday, notes the ar
rival of General Singleton, and then
says she viii, no doubt, avail himself
Of every opportunity to ascertain the
current of public sentiment in Rich
mond, on the important questions ofthe
day, with the view of promoting if he
can, the interests of peace. .sF
The belief, in wellinformed circles,
is that Blair's interview with the Presi
dent may lead to a conference between
authorized agents of the two Govern
ments 1t is we'll known that Presi
dent Davis will permit no obstacle OF
form to stand in the way of sending OF
receiving Peace Commissioners.
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80, -. Broad "a.

COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, CON.
I sist NJ IN part Of 2 bhls. crushed Sugar. II Dbl
powdered sugar, BIDS. New Orleans Sugar, 2ssnks
Coffee 10 bbls fresh Eggs zoo lbs Trash roll But
TEL 2 obs Picks obels. B. Sausage, 80 btlA. A.
ples. 20 boxes assorted canned Frmts, 10 boxe
Cherry Brandy % Coz Port Wine, 10 boxes Of
Oysters, lot SaTdines, 5 boxes Golden Syrup 10
boxes Tobsoco, lot y cut chewing do, 20 gross
smoking do, 10 bhls. fine cut smoking do 80 NJ
Cigars assorted brands, 10 boxes assorted Candy
co boxes Hamburg Cheese, 20 kegs Pigs Feet. 80
do1- I yb'e Cutlery, lsEge assnr msHt OF new aud
second hand Furniture, variety Of Notions, sc ,
&C ali to be sold aithoEt reserve 20 close con-
igulneut ~ -r sn2l-lt
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Cider, Cider.

Two hundred barrels Of sweet Cider.
None better ever offered in this market.
For sale low at CLARE & GREGORY's,
50 Bread street.
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Eggs and Butter,

A fresh lot bought since the decline of
prices, Just received and for sale low, at So
Broad street. three doors east of Cherry,
north side. CLARK & GREGORY.
jan2l-3uD) -tlH- Zoo
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WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY nF THE 81
NARITINtS REMEnIES -
nPosr HOSPITAL, FoRI MABsHAIL,l
L..a..----.-.- III IL - Z

aPOsr HOSPITAL, FORI MABsHALL,1
Baltimore, Md, Feb g; 1874. !
''l have great satisfaction IN stating th8s / have
used fThe SH0riteul RcHsodies'' for Venereal Dis-
eqse in its most customary form; that have used
them with Judgment discretion, ind properly, and
have found them 20 respond TO my anticipation
promptly and effeetuslly. Knowing their compO-
sjtiou have the fullest confidence in their efficacy,
and as far as my use Ofthem extends recommend
them strongly. ALFRED &. BoNERs,
assistant Surgeon 9TH New York Vols
Let it be understood shat these remedies are as
recommended and win positively cure the diseases
for which they are offered.
Sold by W. J. & G. W. SMITH, Druggists,
Co ner Chur h and Niue strt ets,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Desmond & Co., Proprieiors, 90 Race streets,
Philadelphia.
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Lost Notes.

INCUR NOTES, TRAWN BY A. OHEATHAM
Il in favor Of r. A. Higgins, ior $500 each ;
one due lst Janury 1865, due st January 1866,
one due LIST January 1867, and one due LIST January
1868 The first Of which has hesn paid
The public is hereby notified not to tradefr
them -.
ian2I-fw w MATT BROWN & co,
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FiimingtOnl--snd ne begged and impor-
tuned for more force from Richmond That
they did not come was not his fault"
The failure of the expedition was mob
therefore, attributable to the plan.
The plan was observed and faithfully car
ried out BY the second expedition, snd Fort
Fisher is ours.
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Potatoes and onions.

Very choice, in good order, at 58 Broad
street CLARK Il GREGORY.
jan2l-3t -le Blta
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CheSnHts.

In prime order for sale at greatly reduced
prices, at So Broad street.
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Samaritan's Wash

Is, in case or Syphilis used in conjunction gith
the Root snd Herb Juices Full directions. Price
90 cents.
& The efficacy OF these remedies Is alike sclInOWl-
edged by physicians aud patients. 'ihey sre used
in the T. s. Hospitals, thus restoring 10 health
many Of our brave soldiers .ra-.
From the Baltimore SIN.
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For Sale.
To Rent.

A SUITABLE PLACE FOR A BAR, SUPPLY.
"A store, or Baker Shop. on Locust street, near
Louisville Depot Apply At Unioa offee.
iauZi-2t
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A Model Copperhesd.

The following letter was found at the
house OF a Rebel in saysTnah, when
that city was occupied by : IN. Sher>
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SHOWS STOVES.

lust RECEIVED AND ON HAND, AND FOR
u sale at lowest prices,
Wrought Iron Co k Stoves, sizes.
Capitola .' 4" 3 80
Union '' -
Premium 3Ea
Parl II Cook and Heating stoves. -1-
Open Franklin 60
r. BIZ Stoves for Wood. --=
Cannon " 90 Coal.
Cooking Stoves for Coal, new and very supe-
nor kind
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BLOOD. BLOOD BLOOD.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, Tetters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered TO the public "a positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR VENERIAL DISEASES, the sA-
MARTTAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES il the
most potent certain and effectusl remedy ever pre-
scrbed il reaches and ersdcates every particle Of
the Yenereal poison, so that the cure is thorough
aud permanent. Take then. of this Purifying Rem
edy and he healed and not transmit to your pos
teTty that for which you may repent in after years,
Do NOT DESPAIRf 4
Although you may be pronounced iIcurable, the
Samsritans Root and eTb Juices VIII remove every
Yer tge of impurities from the system well all
the bad effects of mercury.
FEMALES! FEMALES!
In many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES is
most happily adapted-in liberated Uterus, in Leu
corrhGa N bearing down, Falling Of the womb,
Debility, and for all complaints incident to the
Sent by express. Price s. bottle, or bottles
for $40.
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PAINTS
LIQUORS

. Bbls. Alcohol, 9s per cent
3 Z" Il" &c per cent.
=" Proof Spirits,
Pitts Whisky pure. for med. purposes
!" RIIre French Brandy,
{" Holland Gin.
Pure p IT. Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
For sale low. by EWIN & PENDlEHUN.
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sAMARrTANs GIFT.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.

Sent by mail 10 plain envelope,
Price sent by mail, 81 female, g.
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1890 Papers

large FRESH SUPPLIES received by the sub,
s>rber, agent for tbeir sale IN Nashville, where the
most rellsble sets may be hat.
White and Red Onion Seeds ia b1lk.
Early May sud EaFiy Frsme Peas in bulk,
Red, Speckled, and Six Week Bush Beans, IN b X.
landreth's Rural Regists I'D Almanac foT ls65
for distribot on gratis.
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Do NOT DESPAIRf
FEMALESI FEMALES!!

Although you may be pronounced iucurahle the
Samarian's Root and erb Juices VIII remove every
yes tiGe of impurities from the system as well rs all
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The BITTER FRUITS OF BAD BIrrHas.

THE BITTER FRUITS OF BAD BIffHRs.
Invalid reader, do you know what nine-tenths of
the Bitter compounds you are solicited By the pro-
prietors to accept as universal panacsas are com.
posed off Give heed for q moment. They are
Manufactured from unpuriasd alcohol, containing
considerable portion offusel oil. poison almest
a. deadly a. prussic acid The basis of the regular
inctures Of the Materia Medica is the same No
amount of"herbal extracts" can overcome the bad
tendency ofthis pernicieus element. The Essence
of sound Rye thoroughly reeti6ed, is the only slim
ulant which can be safely used as o component of
Tonic, Alternative and anti bilious medicine, and
Hosfsf1ER's srsMAcH BIrrERs rs the only medic
inal preparation in the world in which this article
IL used as an ingredient. Hence the extrsordins
~ effects of this great specific It sives strength
without producing excitement. No other Tonic
does this. All the ordinary Bitters flush the face
and effect the brain. HosfHfTBR's BI1TBRs di7us
an agreeable calm through tae nervous system
promote digestion and produce sleep. Ro other
Tonic 30 quickly rsvives the exhausted physical
energies, restores the appetite. and removes the
gloom and depression which always accompanies
weakness of the bodily powers. jan INV
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FALL AID WIsrEn CLsfHIHa.

New Ssyles superb Stock of Ovsreoats. Dress.
Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantaloons, Vests,
and Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goods, DO. DO.
We now prepared to exhibit our stock Of Men .
eance Of 1tyle variety and e1celencs of fabric and
hithfulIe fof manufacture. has not been sur
passed BY any stock heretofore offered in this
market
Those in search of Clothing for Gentlemen . and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock We can say with assurance they will find
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also An extensive assortment OF Gentlemen q
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces-
Vsry for q complete outfit.
oc lO.sms Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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LUBIH'S
FRANGIPANnI
MAJ nm

LUBIH'S
FRANaIPANHI
TOILET POWDER.
This widely and Justly celebrated article which
is used throughout Europe, and considered
AEECEsSIrY IN THE TOILET or HvHRr LADY
is now for the Hrst time introduced
TO THE
LADIES OF AMERICA.
PRAHGIPANNI POWDER
Is unrivaled for moving Chars, Chdfss, Blotehes
Pinples and other impurities Of the skin. render
ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
FRANGIpANNI POWDER
IL d sed to remove TAN and Proxies, giving fresh
mss to the eoplezion and healthy hxe to the skis
with youthful softness.
PRANGIPAyNI POWDER
is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the
inside of KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be
drawn on and off with ease, and preventing their
being soiled by perspirstion. After the glove is
withdrawn it leaves the hand SMOOTH, Sort, and
WHITB with a delicate freshness and perfcme.
PRANaIPANNI POWDER
is used to remove all roxshness and rsdness of the
HANDS, ARMS and FACE. 1t seftens CskSs, and
all other cutaneous excresences.
Price % Gents and 50 Cents, according to size of
Package.
WILCOX Co., Principal Agents,
1S1 Water street New York,
and Principal Druggists and Perfsmers.
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BOARDING..

DOARB - Persons desiring good BOARD and
ID pleasant ROOMS please call corner and 2lst
SITS. Terms reasonable. Bath In the house one
handsome parlor to let. JAZZ 6t.
A PLRAsANT HOME, in a private family, can
a be obtained by two gentlemen wishing for
ipgton, D. @. ia "a at
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, With 6rst class
| Board. At 3O1 G street, between 18th and l4th
References exchanged. u 8-lM-
DLEAsANT ROOMS, ALSO TABLE BOARD,
l. at SIS per month, can be had at NO. 447 y
street, near I'd. Parlor suitable for Consressmen
or officers. street cars pass the door. Kefer-
ences exchanged. tA26-lw.
DLIAsANT ROOMS, WITH TABLE BOARD
L for gentlemen At No. % north &: between It
and 9Th streets. Transient and Table Boarders &C
commedated on moderate terms. jan a. cost
EoR RENTING FURNISHED ROOMS, With
or sithsqt beard at No. 4s7 9TH isrset, be-
DOARDING-Any lady desiring to dnd sle
II CANT home, with the best medical assistance,
excellent nursing and strict retirement during
confinement, can find every requisite with the ad-
vertiser, widow living genteely, without chill
dren or boarders.
Address Mrs. LEONARD. Box 3s1 Brooklyn.
New York. jr9-lm.
TABLI BOARD at 1874 Pa. av.. bet; 18th and
L 2th SITS. deg Int
M LENDERS OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS
lVI visiting this city, will find it to their advan-
tage by renting room and boarding at tho we'll
known Restaurant of GAUTIER, where they Will
find q saving Of 30 to 20 per cent.
dec N-lm O. 6AUTIER. asa Pa ave,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HEALTH, the poor mans riches, the rich mans
bliss. Is found in Ayers Medicines, after fruit
less search among other remedies. word to the
WIee 10 suhicient. lA SlK