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| LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, CARS. RAILROAD
| SUPPLIES, MATERIALS AND TOOLS.

Il ARGE SALE
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, CARS, RAILROAD
SUPPLIES, MATERIALS AND TOOLS.
Will be sold at public auction, at Newberne, North
Carolina, on THU RSDAY, November 30th, 1865, the
following property, VIZ:
"a box Freight Cars do. do. do.
16 Rack Cars, do. do. do.
1856 Flat Cars, do. do. do.
Hand Cars, do. do. do.
Also, the Machinery. Tools and Materials in the
U. 5. NJ. Railroad Repair Shops at Newberne, n G.
There will also be offered about 400 tons Railroad
Iron large quantity of Bridge and Railroad Spikes
Chairs, Carpenters Blacksmiths' and Machinists
Tools, Iron, Steel and Copper, and Railroad supplies
and materials generally.
The attention of Railroad managers and dealers is
invited to the large quantity of this class of property
offered, embracing everything required in the con-
structiOn repair and operation of a railroad.
Full information, with lists of the property and
description of the engines, will be given applica-
ton to the undersigned, Raleigh, N. c., by letter
or telegraph.
Terms cash, on day of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, November
Oh and continue from day to day until the property
is sold.
By order of Bvt. Brig. Gen. D. c. MCCALLUM,
Gen. Man. Military K. RS U. S.
J. F. BOYD,
Col. C. Q. NJ. and Gen'l Sup't,
U. S. NJ. r. RS Dept n. C.
Raleigh. N. c.. Oct 3lst. 1865. noS-tN25
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND III Acres
lyof ground in the village of Hampstead, Carroll
County eight miles from the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road accessible by daily line of stages from Glen
Morris Dwelling "a by e feet, with back BUILDING
trees on the place. For terms, &C., apply e
Nj COZ, Baltimore and North IT..
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NEOTERIC.
The PATENT NEOTERIC SMOKING TUBES
are now in the market. They combine purity with
luxury, and convenience with elegance. They oc-
cupy no more space than common Cigar Holder yet
smoked Indefinitely without re-ghting. They are
unquestionaby superior to anything ever before used
for the purpose overcoming all deeterous influences
and offensyeness of smoking pipes.
Wholesale by the Sole Manufacturers,
JAMES Ii. JOHNSON,
SO W. Baltimore street,
Baltimore.
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MORITz PRINGsHEIM.-superio bottled
~ LAGER and 11 WHITE BEER, ALE and POR-
TER, likewise RUSSIAN CAVIAR.o for Family
use and Shipping. To be had at the Brewery, No,
I6 S, FREDERICK STREET, noI.6m
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
B A l. TIM OR E, ND.
MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Middle Military Department..

Major General W. S. Hancock commanding; head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette streets -
First Army Corps (U. S. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and tayette street: Mayor
Finley Anderson. Assistant Adjutant General.
District of Baltmorc-Brcvet Major I'en'l George
W. Getty commanding; headquarters, No. q llolli-
day street
District of Western Maryland-Brig. Gen'l J. D.
FesSenden commanding; headquarters. No. 2i llolli
dly street.
Medical Drector-Brevct Colonel Josiah Simpson;
Office third story Department headquarters.
Provost Marshal-Brevet Brig. Gen'l John Woolley;
o lice, corner Camden and Eutaw streets.
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Mary
la1d-Brevct Brigader General w. H. Browne; office
NJ. 81 n. Calvert street.
Provost Marshal Congressional Districts of Mary
la1d-Capain Robert Cathcart, Office No. So E. Balti-
more street.
Depot Commissary-Br Brigadier General Thos.
Wilson; assistants. Captain w. III. Parkhurst C. S.
aid Captain L. N. Smith, C. S.; office, No. 5. Gay
street, up stairs.
Depot and Department Quartermaster-Col. Geo.
". bradley, corner Calvert and Fayette streets as,
slStants Captain A. NJ. Cumming, A. Q. NJ and
Capt g. B. Beach. A. Q. NJ. office, No. s S. Gay ST.
up stairs.
Chief Paym aster-Brevet Lieut.. Col. F. NJ. Fitting.
Paymasters-Breyet Lieut.. Col. F, b. Warner, Majors
h. II, 9. Hooper, Brantz Mayer, William H. NicOls
and W. IL. Stewart; offices, Post Office building
y, Medical Purveyor-Surgeon q. Z. Bliss, No. s N.
Charles street.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

GHERIFF'S SAEE.-Under special order of
- Court by virtue of writ of attachment on warrant
issued out the Court of Common Pleas and to me d-
rected at the suit Of VIM. IL. Nickcry, John H. Muir
and VIM. j. Carroll against Lewis W. Stewart, / did
seize and take in execution all the right title and
interest of said Lewis w Stewart, in and to the fol-
lowing described personal property. viz
One SL0OP, called the CORNELfA SPARKS.
And hereby give notice that Iwillsel at the Court
House door, on III ESDAY the DIST day of Novem-
ber 1885, at II o'clock NJ, to the highest bidder for
cash, all the right title and interest of said Lewis
W. Stewart, in and to the above described Sloop.-
Sold under the aforesaid order of Court.
JOHN j. DANEKER Sheriff.
ADRE0N IL CO.,
no1S-ts Auctioneers.
d s"EH.rf-s SALE
Under special order of Court, by virtue of a writ of
attachment on original process, issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas for Baltimore city, and to
me directed, at the suit of Alvia n Bastable and
Mary Bastabe, and Bette Bastable, against Edward
Batz, did seize and take in execution all the right
title and interest of the said Edward Baltz in and to
ONE BAY HORSE.
And hereby give notice that L will sell, at the
on SATURDAY, the 18th day of Noyember, 1865, at
II o'clock NJ to the highest bidder, for cash. all the
right. title and interest of the said Edward BaltZ in
and to the above described Horse, sold under the
aforesaid order of Court.
JOHN j. DANEKER, Sheriff.
ADREoY Co.. Auctioneers. no 15-ts
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PIONEER LINE.

SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
FOR NEWBERNE, VIA CANAL.
o. The new and elegant steamer PIO
tzz4.lks.zsz.f~ y FER, will leave Norfolk every
zz->7ssss-t- FRIDAY.
fol the above place. on the arrival Of the Baltimore
Steamers, and go through direct without change Of
boats.
Insurance goods by this route very low.
For freight or passage, having elegant accommOda-
tons, apply to
A. W. SHAW
Agent New Line Steamers
Mark goods, "Newbenc Steamer PIONEER"
,,,1r 1,,,=
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, TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

ES.s TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
E;I LAND IN BALTIMORE COUNTY
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Balti-
more County, sitting in equity the undersigned trus-
tee will offer for SALE tn door of the Court House
at Towsontown, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of No
vember inst, at II O'Clock M
four miles west of the city of Baltimore, and half
mile south of the Frederick turnpike, adjoining the
lands of Messrs. Herbert, Seemuller and Thompson
and containing about fifty acres, and improved by
Frame DWELLING HOUSE.
For further information apply to the trustee.
Terms Of sale-0ne-third cash, onet third in six and
bear interest and be secured.
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EJsa NOTICE.
sSsIIhg2szs3zas~ FOR TIE PATUXENT RIVER,

NWKEIE.
.sS[siEssssae- FOR THE PATUNENT RIVER,
SI-9aTS--%
FAIR IA VEN AND PLUM POINT
On and after FRIDAY, june 3D. the steamers
GEORGE WEEMS and MARY WASHINGTON
will run us follows
The steamer GEORGE WEEMS, Captain William
kirwin, will leave Baltimore every FRIDAY MORN
ING at o'clock for the PatuXent river Returning,
will leave Nottingham every TUESDAY MORNING,
at o'clock, for Baltimore.
The steamer MARY WASHINGTON, Captain
James G0uliey, will leave Baltimore every WE'D
NESDA1 MORNING, at o'clock, for the Patuxent
river. Returning, will leave Nottingham every
FRIDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, for Baltimore
The above steamers will call at the usual Landings
on the River, also at Fair Haven and Plum Point,
going and returning.
For further information apply to
NJ l.. WEEMS, Agent,
Oc11-tf 40 Dugan's wharf
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UedI IHIeIesl anu DC seCureu.
Fl. EDGAR JOHNSON,
noA-2aw2w No

uUF-ZaW5W NO 81 N. CharIes street. trustee.
YNYLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
Il ARABIC will be found a most pleasant. safe
and speedy remedy for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness
Group, Wfooping Cough. and ali affections Of tie
Throat and Lungs Its superior efficacy in arresting
stubborn coughs and the first stages of consumption
lies and Physicians Price 30 cts per bottle.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL, STrAM.
w BOAT COMPANY. IANNIG Nc I'M 4 y ~ p

DORTO RICO SUGAR
100 hhds part prime;
" For sale By
IA. RICHARDSON d CO..
oea.tf Calvert and Lombard stsa
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CITY NEWS.

APPOINTMENT OF CONsrABLEs.-The new Constitu-
ton having made it obligatory upon the Mayor to
appoint consabes for the various wards of the city,
the following appointments were made yesterday by
his honor Mayor Chapman. IA list of which was fur
nshed reporter through the courtesy of detective
officer West attached to the City Executive Office:
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ALEX ALLEN r. co

INARM OF $50 ACRES, in Anne Arundel
County, situated on South River, and known as
"Beard's Point Farm" The soil is of fine quality,
and easily improved location healthy; water excel,
poplar and pine wood sufficient for ali necessary puT
poses improved by three frame dwelling houses
which are more or less in bad repair. Water fowl u
CRAPS oysters and terrapins in abundance This is
g9od point for business, as it is public landing,
wneEe tne farmers TOR twenty miles around haul their
produce. A large schooner plies regularly between
THIS point and Baltimore. For terms, &C.. apply to
W. COLE,
eex-u Second Story.
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,sf7s For Cherrystone
eAA-s --ss1fGs@s- AND THE
EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA,
MATHEWS COUNTY, GLOUCESTER
AND YORKTOWN.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
:, The new and fast Steamer 'EOLUS' Captain P
McCarrick. will leave Norfolk every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY morning, At 62.a o'clock,
Meeting with the old BAY LINE" of steamers
from Baltimore at Fortress Monroe. Also for Mat
thews and Gloucester Counties and Yorktown on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
This steamer is especially adapted to the service in
which she is engaged, being very fast having fine
accommodation, and is noted as an excellent sea
boat, and will make her trips regardless of the
weather.
Passengers by taking the odd Bay Line" steamer
on Sunday, Tuesday or Thursday from Baltimore,
connect with the "Eous," at Fortress Monroe for
Cherrystone and the Eastern Shore and on Monday
Wednesday and Friday, for Matthews, Gloucester and
Yorktown.
Tickets for any of the above named places can be
obtained on board the odd Bay Line steamers.
Passage from Baltimore to Chcrrystonc Mat
thcwS, Gloucester or Yorktown .........$6OO
NJ. N. FALLS, President,
Baltimore. Sept. II, 1865. sel2-tr
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Racing is STRICTLY l,rs.hihitcd On a,.is LING.

Racing il strictly Progibjtcd on s,,;s Zinc.
-
FARE pFDI-rEn
~ lD
MIN, ~ " ~, "a ~ - n Il ~ n ~ "a
AA-'AN VII ~, =. '2' NALL
1ff=" From baltimore
ffS1zlrss..s5 - For Fort Monroe. Norfolk,
- City Point and Richmond,
BY trSt-claSS steamers and experienced Captains.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED BAY LINE.
DAILY.
Passengers leaving Baltimore at =. NJ, arrive in
Richmond the next afternoon at , +. Nj,
TIE BAY Zine STEAMERS
LOUISIANA
GE0RGIANNA
and ADELAIDE
One Of the above Boats will leave Union Dock foot of
Concord street. daily,
A. g o'clock, =. NJ,
FOR FORT MONROE AND NORFOLK VA
Connecting at Fort Monroe with the we'll known
New Fast and Splendid Steamers CITY RICH
NOND and Mi TIM MARTIN hui1t E,r tba ia
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AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE.
The sale at Camp Newport of CARTS, DRAYS,
WAGONS, HARNESS, Sc., will take place ilnme-
dately after the sale at Clothing Warehouse Conway
street, say Il o'clock NJ, on the Doth Nov.
ADRE0N & CO.,
no11 Auctioncers
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that applica
ton will be made at the next session 81 tns City
Council TO condemn and OPEN PREssIMAN sueet
oc2S-1aW-SWe
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TX NOWN IN RUSSIA
BY THE BARD OF MARBLE HALL.
Near Moscow there dwelt an old Baron so grim
That all the folks near kept shady of him;
But beautiful ward lady so fair
Was known to be shut in his castle there.
Her beauty was famed all through the land
And many young mobiles had sought her hand;
But the grim old Baron was hard to please,
And would give his consent to none ofthese
The Baron Dorlinsky had sought in vain,
By every means his suit to gain:
But the lady lnez at church had seen
Young count Orlotf, of handsome mein.
And he too loved her passingly well,
But how to get her he could not tell;
But he happened to hear of Smith Il Brothers,
And sent for a suit to surpass all others.
The lady delighted, the Baron won over
And gave their consent to the well dressed lover
So, gents. now tell you and all
If you would succeed go to MARBLE HALL,
And suit you'll get that with perfect ease,
Will permit you to do whatever you please.
Be sure and come to MARBLE HALL for Men and
Boys Clothing. SMITH BROS. IL CO.,
no1S-tf So i 40 West Baltimore street.
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TNITEnsTATEs REyENUEs1UooN
" PHILIP ALLEN AT AlrINrInN

II TNITED STATES REVENUE SCHOONER
- PHILIP ALLEN AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. the 10Th day of November. at
y o'clock NJ, at Henderson, Wharf by direction of
the United States Treasury Department will offer
for sale the L. $. Revenue Schooner
PHILIP ALLEN.
Tonnage y l5-95. Built at Gosport. Va, in 1856;
white oak frame, copper and iron fastened Length,
81 feet; BREADTH p feet depth of hold. feet; with
rigging, furniture, appliances. &C., as may be on
board on the day of sale.
The Schooner will be open for inspection on the
10Th of November, at IIcnderson's wharf
Terms cash i'll Government funds.
Il. III. WEBSTER,
Collector.
nol5-ts A ADREON Il CO., Auctioncers.
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Poto;Ia1 h,, daoIoro aan a-olI,y ;a17
TO FARMERS.

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
The subscriber, having established an Agency for
the purpose, is now prepared to furnish THE FARM
ERS WITH LABOR, White or Colored, and would
respectfully advise t1Ose in want of Labor to send
Agents to represent them in Associations of Clubs
&c. This will prove great saving of time and ex.
pense to the Farmer. For further informition, &C..
please enclose stamps, and address
OLIVER WOOD. General Agent
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r ,UMBER LUMBER!I LUMBER!I

OLD ESTABLISHED YARD,
No. Sc WEST FALLS AVENUE, Baltimore. Md,
We have on hand in lots to suit purchasers at very
reasonable rates, Seasoned Yellow and White Pine
Flooring, dressed and ready for use. Undressed yell
low, Pine Flooring Boards. White Pine Cuttings,
Picks, and Selects; Assorted Walnut. Poplar, Ash,
lock- We would also invite attention to Steam
Saw and Planning MILL Nos. 13 and Is Grant street.
Lumber Dressed Tongued and Grooved Spit,
Ripped, &c. in the best possible manner and at very
moderate prices.
Box and Trunk Makers, Carpenters, Builders, and
all Others desiring Lumber dressed made ready for
use in any manner will find it to their advantage by
giving us a call Shelving and Split Lumber for sale
at the Mill. r
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TO CONTRACTORS.
HARD BREAD AND EXTRACT OF
Ii COFFEE.

OFFICE, DEPoT CoMMIssARY
OF SUBSISTENCE.
WASHINGTON ID. c.. November Is. 1866
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATEE.-The beautiful Zoe takes her
farewell benefit st the Theatre tonight
On This Gee lsiOn she will appear in q speak
ing part = Esmeralda = in the thrilling
drama of "Esmeraida, or the Huuchback
Of Notre Dame" This is one Of her best
characters. We have never seen her equal
in it. 1t affords her inc opportunity for
the exhibition Of the intense energy and
deeply impressive action for which she is
remarkable. In those parts which require
it, and also 10 satisfy the most critical Of
her ability to speah the English language,
not only with property but with Che at
tractive graces OF eloeulion and sweet,
well controlled voice.
IL will be remembered that this IS the
day for hosting over the remains Of
Fort Sumter, the old Gag, which fo1r years
ago gave place to the rebel ensign. Il Is 3
happy coincidence that her benefit comes
of on such an eventful day. She does not
intend 10 let the occasion pass without
proper recognition on her part. The the
atre will, therefore, be beautifully Hum n b
ated tonight, and in addition thereto, there
will be grand exhibition of FIRE works.
Let everybody, then, go to Zoe's benefit
10 night, and make it a grand gala enter
tainment.
NEW THEATRE.-The wonderful "seven
Sisters" with the skating scene and the
Zousve drill, which has excited such
pleased attention will be performed again
this evening. Those who delight in mirth
aud music, gorgeous costumes, and SPLEEN
did scenery, should not fail to sec the
Seven Sisters.
MIS-. GEIEEsoE.-This estimable and pop
ular lady, and accomplished performer
takes benefit at the New Theatre t. NOR
row night. She offers a sparkling bill, and
some of the best performers Of the Old
Theatre have offered their services to make
the occasion worthy Of the public patron
age, Beautiful tG5leaur UiBaHt win be ex-
hibited, including Anderson raising tie
flag at Fort sumpter, and a grouPe Of
United States Generals. Let the lady have
a glorious full house.
S B. HIWEs EURoPkAN CIRCus.-This f.
nous equestrian and geological establish
ment is to remain with US only two days
longer, when they will take their depar-
ture. We would recommend those who
have not yet seen them not to loose the
present opportunity, as it will be 4 long
time before We will have the like again in
the city. They are to give two performances
to-day, with change Of performance at
each representation.
TuKx VEREN.-This association of our
German fellow-citizens give q ball at the
Thalia Hall on Monday night. Prepara
casion, the proceeds to be given in aid of a
benevolent society.
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or. Mulley ttliod the object Of the bin
IA lew pointed remarks. and exnrssss5
himself ss willing TO sesept any amend.
ment that would accomplish The end In
view The bin was accordingly amended
50 as to leave out coat aud pants, and rsqui-
red only black hat, with band and number
on it. and IN that form recommended 10
the committee, with Instructions to report
at The next regulsr meeting.
A resolution was offered by VIM. S.
Chesthan il which the Mayor was reques-
ted to aPpoint committee OF three, two
from the couucil and one from the Boasd
Of Aldermen, 10 superintend the iIlumina-
ton Of public buildings on Saturday uezt,
On the occasion Of the recent victories Of
Cen. Grant, sherman, aad Sheridan.
Adopted.
A petition was read from the citizens Of
South Nashville. praying that the streets
be repaired, as they are at present impass-
BILE, Summer in complete repair from Broad
to thegrsve yard, which was granted by
the Aldermen yesterday aud concurred in
by the Council, SITTER which the following
ing came up:
Bs it enseted by the City Council Of Nash
VILE, That DO much Of The law relatiug l.
granting the privilege Of sprinkline streets
nom the watsr-works, be so amended that
hereafter Il shall be ct the discretion Of the
Mayor, together with the Committee on the
Water Works, 10 suspend the use of water
MI t. IT, - -
their judgement, the same shall be for the
safety and comfort of the citizens.
Adopted.
The following resolution was offered and
adopted:
Resolved by the City Council Of Nash
Vile, That 50 much Of the superintendents
Of the water-works report as refers 10 lay
ing down the water pipes on Cherry street,
be referred TO committee Of three from this
Board and two from the Board Of Alder
men.
Committee: Dix, Anderson, and MullOy.
Mr. Cheatham, Chairman Of the special
committee in regard TO the city school
houses, submitted the following report.
The Committee to whom was referred the
subject Of petitioning the Government to
vacate tn school houses have performed
their duty in that regard, and have Rscer-
tanned from those in command that the
and Hines school houses in pos
session Of the Government, are necessary
for the service and therefore cannot be va
Gated for the present, your committee has
every assurance that those houses will be
vacated as hospitals SO soon as the neces-
sary arrangements are made.
W. S. CEEATHAN, Char, Com.
The Council then adjourned.
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CANDIDATES.

We are fu.hoazad 70 snnounca 4. n. PrcKrrr
formerly Uapta Of Police, as candidate fer Con.
sistls, to 81 the yacansy occasosed by he rssgra
tol Of John c. NeEnan. Elsehon the 18th inst.
We are authorized 10 announce A. c, TscKER De.
putty CITY Marshal, g. q candidate for Cohseshie, to
MI The vacancy ooeasionei By the gnat.ou O. }.
Z. Newman Election 1sth inst.
We are authorized to announce ions DoIAs &c an
Independent candidate forCoustabie IN the INST
Nsshvi lie District. Eleeaon on the 18th INST. =
We are authorised to sna.nsoe Gso-A- WHI4Hf
as candidate ior Constable. ll,ctcn on he 18th
inst.
Ma. ANDREW DIcKsos, by request Of may eiii-
zeus, has conseuiei to1un for DE oa,es ofscoesa
bic, 70 81 the ne ncy occasio1sd BY the resilna-
ton Of Mr.. }. E Newman, st ne essuing election
which lakes place 90 the 18th inst.
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We do not profess 10 be the only Physi-
clan in the city, " who may be found at his
Office at ell hours, day or nights" nor do
We, in offering our services to the invalid,
desire 10 recommend ourself in preference
70 other equally well established snd sx-
psrisnced physicians; nor do We pre-
tend 10 be infallibls, or tins only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general Advertisement We
DO not claim the possession Of any wonder
I'll secret re1aedies, or extraordinary agreC-
able treatment OF palliatiussi e. al sensible
men must know, that success in the prac-
tee Of medicine, does not depend 20 much
upon the discovery Of nel0 reHledies, Of aso
modes 81 treatment, as upon the skilliul use
Of those agencies necessary 70 q PsLfect cure
and this can be acquired only By exPe-
riencs aud patient application. We res
peetfully roller the public h our general adj
Tertisement. in another part q ths paper.
Offee hours from IN the morning til 9
al night J.. 4. CoLEHAs5 n. ID.
o. North Cherry 81, Nashville, Tenn.
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gller and sIeambOaI Aews.
ARRIVALS.
Pioneer, Louisville.
Elbinson, Cincinnati.
DEPARTURES.
49, E-nn.r.lln

Marmora, Evansville.
The river is slowly rising II is three
feet above the height last reported. Freights
are tcarce. The weather is fine and cloud
less, but cold.
Twenty-Five boats lay in port yesterday
both levecs were well filled.
The Tyrone, an eleg antly furnished boat,
leaves at noon to day for Louisville from
the upper wharf.
The Brilliant, fine sidewheel boat, Capt
Howard in command, will leave tO-morroW
evening for st. Louis.
A dspatck has been received by Captain
Malin, which states Chat The Roanoke, Capt
sidjon, With a heavy trip Of private and
government freigh ; was on her way to this
port.
The popular Omaha positively leaves al
9 o'clock this morning for ST. Louis. This
is boat that will please ali who travel on
her.