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NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CO..
sPUBLIsHERS.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY Is. 1853.
President Johnson,. Creat snoseh

President Johnson's Great speech.
Amass meeting was held st Growers
Theatre, Washington, on the 22d inst,
in support Of the Presidents policy.
The immense e6iEoe was filed to It's
utmost capacity, and thousands eongre-
gated outside, Enabled to get in. IN
the Theatre Hon. Philip A. Fenden.
the Oldest member of the bar presided,
Speeches were made 10 the crowd in
side and the crowd outside. AMONGST
the speakers were Hon. S. S. Cox, Mont
gomery Blair, Judge Kinney, zen.
Smith and Trimble, Representative
from Kentucky Rogers Of New jersey,
and Senators Hendricks, MeDougal and
Wiley. Resolutions were adopted
strongly approving the Presidents
course, and a COMMITTEES appointed 10
deliver them to him.
at the close Of the meeting q procea-
sion Was formed, and proceeded 20 the
open space in front Of the north porii-
co of the Executive Mansion. Here
the Committee delivered the resolu-
tions to the President and responded
IN a speech Of considerable length The
conclusion of which was telegraphed
&c US Tuesday and appeared in ogT
columns yesterday.
We are indebted to the enterprise Of
the Indianapolis Journal for a copy d
the speech, as reported for hat paper
by r Of the staff OF Congrezsiona
reporters, and republish it IN the CsIos
this morning. There are many error.
IN 1t, but it is sufficiently accurate anC
complete to give the reader 81 proper
idea Of the state Of the President.
feelings and Of his intentions tOUchin.
the line Of policy hitherto marked GU
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The papers bring us accounts Of the
Presidents answer to the colored dele
gaticu which called upon him g few
days ago. Immediately upon reading
it we inquired, What's the matter
now Andy Johnson drunk again 2
or is it the SANE oil draak In Green
Vile, Tennessee there is q shanty, over
whose door Is the sign, "a. johnson,
Tailor Our private opinion is that Al
johnson was doing q great deal more
for his country in those days han he
has done since the memorable day when
he spewed out the drunken harangue
which the newspapers called his I'm
auguration Speech" We need not
expect anything from him, for he be-
longs to the poor white trash" of the
south-NashviHe C0L0red IsaHesssean.
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The Beauties Of Ultra Radicalism

The HeautIeS OF Oltfa HduICall5in
The advanced courier of the Black
Republican party, Wendell Phillips,
made a speech a few evenings since be-
fore the Republican Association in
Brooklyn, New York. 1t was devoted
mainly to the denunciation of President
johnson, and was received with great
applause, He declared that the pres
u campaign is fought against Andrew
johnson, who leads The hosts of the CON
iederacy." I'VE have crushed South
Carolina, he continues, and now the
President means 10 crush Massachu-
setta. Well, We accept the war. 1.-The
succeeds we shall write his name high
er than that OF Burr or Arnold, for the
treason which they attempted and fail
ed in, he carried but We will write it
side by side with them-the traitor that
tried aud failed--if We win.
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gore lhan Two Hundred Thousand
tt
WHEELER G WILSON'S
ININITAEI.E ~LulhsTIlCH
Family Sewing Machines,
EAyE BEEN SOLD

Wth8 5 tha great PREMIUM MACHINE, hav-
ug rsscu first premiums al the Worlds tar,
LCniUn nj trc PARIS Exposition &C the llte-na-
uousi Iairs Of LirZ. G1euIr-Curs, u8ui2e, Azrsin.
krm=, IuHTu. St-t.us Cologne aul M-ugr, at
every Uuitsd States Fur, sud 40 Mechanics tars.
State ant County Fairs .1uuuembe-
u d~is1euses With th- old shuttle, anal taxes tho
LCcssatch with "a revolving hook % Uema. eI-.
uck-, Quilts, caFis, brslas sul binds bel q most
beautiful manner
Gail and examine the finest stock eveg brought
20 the Nashville market. All Old Machines ADJUST
cd snd improved. ALtus Cl4s- yeI aIl fad toe
best qualify yt Twists aud sewing Thread oi every
de-cupuOu.
re. Remember We have row got ntoa permanent
office, No. 90 North CaeTy -tl5as NgaL-l--
Liberal terms tp Agents anywhere "a Middle and
East tennessee. North Aisttua sud Georgia.
Office conducted y W @ WALKER. No. 10
North Cherry street. Nashville. Ian26-iu
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/ Mashington ctr sayg:

Fred. Douglass, in a conversation in
this city, Just after his interview with
the President, is reported TO have res
marked "The President charges US
with hostility to the poor class of
whites at the South 1t IS very natural
he should take sides with them against
ug. for he belongs to their ranks. l
grew I'D a slave among the aristocracy
Of MARYLAND, while he is only g low
bred tailor; and it is not surprising,
therefore, that | contemn such poor
white trash Such is the height Of
i~nsolence to which this pet of New
England philanthropy has been edu-
Gated.
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DIED.

On Saturday, The 94tho o. February, Isss, ROBERTA,
oa3y cald Of Robert and Susie Bond sgsd / yesr
and s months.
The remains vii be conveyed, at 10 O'clock this
morning, the 25;h) to he reception vault, a. tie
old cemetery.
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AT all Hours. Day or Night.
The finest
Wiaes, Liquors and Cigars,
Kept constantly on hand.
OFFIoE or GENIAL SUPERINTENDENT,
N. q. AND n. &. n. W. RAILROADS,

" 4. AND n. =. N " t-alhHNAsaB
N~AsayILLE, TEsy Get. SIN ls5-
IN snd after TGesday, Get lL lsO5 sud until fur
' Their notice, Passenger Trains VIII run as fol
OWs:
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEaFeN Nashville for CnsranooEA and All points
SCUM at A. n, AuFe 81 chattanooga A. Go P. d
Rs-turulDg-LesTe Chattanooga 81 Gu A. -
Arrive at Nashville at 5.l5P. NJ
ShelbyFile Accommodates, leave Nashville 81
sic p. NJ, STRIVE al shelbyyAeai ~ Il.
Returuing-Leave slsi0yFule 81 $50 a. n ar
rive 81 9-55 A. H..
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE
Leave Nashville tor Johusonylie, sad all points
West and Northwest, 81 ?. H. srnye 81 Johnson
vile st II P. n.
Returning-Lesvs Johnso1U9e l0 A. T., arnve
St Nashville 81 651A H.
Trains on n. g. n. ". X, X connect ~ Johnson
vile with fmt class Inc Of steamers for Paducah,
pNroaad 81. Ions.
1rsiua st0p a an inieTmedlate points.
WA. =. INNE3, Gsul SuDt
n. &C. and H.. & n. ". K. k'ds.
OctIaI
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The old and consistent autislavery
organ. the \. y. Evening Post n
taips the Pres. dents veto. Whilst the
Freedmen's Bureau BIZ was pending
tho Post adv sed it's amendments 10y
striking out tue Objectionable features.
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Public Sale of
Buildings.

4 WILL expose fer slIe ~ Public Auction. on
L Monday, the 9th day Of March, lsoG, the follow
ng Government Buildings, viz
& Frame Sheds,
4 lin Corral at North Nashville
Summer 81, near Corral
" Building, North sUmulersl. near Cora
l Store house,
&" SHOP, " 60
10 Buildings, West Of High ST., North Nashville.
hast "
Sale to nc 10 o'clock am.
Ie.ms-Gash, Government Funds.
By order Vi x Eddy, q S a.
Chief z. ID. H. OF o..
A. W. WILLS,
tsh1t-tt Egt. Mai. and AZ. ".
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S1500 PER WEAR 5sSs q ~ Ga sS g'1 l.t , .
I---r.S Msehines. Three ueg kanI- lnaeI
aud npper iced. Warranted nvs yesr=. Above a.
an or iarre commissions paid TIT ohIt msalIuas
sold n the United states ir less psu 80, VIA ,
ara fully hceused by Hove Wheeler . husoll
eHovsr a Bake. Singer 4 Co End bschsiaer At
ether cheap machines sre iWrga9clegH Gleulss
tree, Address, OF en- upon Ehas a CisIE bd1e-
ora, Nam. li6clSSuds9 6lis :
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Gen Joseph E Wheeler, late OF The
rebel army, has taken unto hlmseh y
h,lpmeat-Miss Ellen Jones oil Law"
renee county Ala. They were married
Oh the Sth inst
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Wanted.

DY two young men Of experiences aged 81 sne
d 50 years, situations AZ either Charcoal or An
tnrocts Iron Works, 81 Asnagos and BoOk-kseP-
or. They can bring good recommendation A. %
Rook-Keepsz = hlesuurg Centre county,
.enP3Ad ET
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Auction Sale OF
Buildings.

WILL exDo1e for sale a. Public Auction, On
/ 1hursJsy, March Isl, lsJl, lhr 5iJsIuE gulI-
IGgs, VS.
4 EurdiaEs. g5I2oxle.
5 3t&-uXlu
lGXtHNlu.
SAL6Aid.
Situated 81 thu Tennessee Barracks, between
Chmch snd Broad st'es's, directly vest Il Juuu+T.
land Hospital, West Nashville.
9 Building, 2ixs0xlJ.
l|uN36Xlu.
Z~SxJ6xIn.
lgXfVlu.
4" 1T4x22x9i--
Situated TO the South Of Broad street, uasrIy or
pOsile Cumberland Hospital, aad known s- she
UOuushand Camp.
Sale 10 GO umenee st lJlo'el0cSa m on the prem.
ises, in the order II which they sppesr iu this ADJ
Yertsemeut
1erms-Cssh, IN Government Funds.
BY order OF A.. K Ediy U. s. A.,
Chief @ III. Depot Tenn
fsb2o I'll A.M. WILLS, Byt. Maj-2A.Q ~.
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$50 REWARD.

CTOLEH, on the night Of the I'D inst, firm the
- Ice house OF the undersigned one large dark
brown Mare Mule, &c hands high, With an old sore
on the right side, whore the saddle HITS, about rs
large as a silver hA' dollar, with long ma n, and
tQi shaved high up on the d p=. will give the
feb25-Iw w. I. HAHN.
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ROWENA
Attention Capitalists.
AIIat00na Iron Works for Sale.

TUE stockholders having 20 directed. Jhs Pres
dent WI cher SAID property far sale. 81 agc..r.
On me bret Tuesday In April next, iu Atlantis, ul
less sold 20 private sale before that Jay. This pro-
perry d locsted D miles sboVe AdsuIl oI r..H
sides % the Western q Atlantic RAILROAD Tlfr
lN3 acres Or leul, a reasonable portion O.. % CO.,.
farming land, aud the laian1e Fsiuabi- ir ErCI obs
nlnerals-gOld. copper sud iron -le uHu "
seeming % De ueHnaustb.e, and the gray ORE
esteemed amoug the best ia Tie Nord The t.."
sad FIGURING Mliis ana Iron Works ara CuJ
nat mile from the Ailatooua depot, on AI4
Creek, which lunches the water poser. A...
half Of the village Or Aiatoona be- ougs Oh t-
perty. Some % he bulldogs beIna -urraIT -
sUr0yed. others damaged, al tna working
beng entirely destroyed, others damage. a- .
working stock te1ng loss, and a maI0ufg o.
stocEhllders beng crippled m means d iue ur
E-- OF HaFs have determined tbs compaly On
rather han attempt, undsr The crcumlt.1cr-.
Te-u-ctae-
I1g. ]. y. MCDANIEL.
teH4-Zm Atlantic. Co.
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psosa.s ssuia.asBss fos Uass.s ~i.A s..
usis.
HzFula D. Permission TO

Eou. Rchaid OEelsby, Governor su-s or lHru'-=,
hon. David LAWS, Judge supreme t,ur4 u b.
u1s. VIM G.. Br0Bulos. Governor Of Isulss5.s
Big. Gen. Jas p. B50gui0a, All. Uau State Of To-
ucsses-
Hon H.. d.. Buen, Nashville.
Hon. Wan. NathsuIel Baxter. ssslvlis-
Hon Jo. q. Guild, Nashville.
Hon John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
T.. W. MaEey, Esq, Nashville.
Mes5r. Morris & surait0n, Nashville,
messn. Evans 3 Co, Nashville.
Nimrod Por,es, Columbia, Tenn.
Iu1slgtu
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NEW JERSEY LEGis4AruNE.

A dispatch from Columbus, Ohio says
Gov Cox susiains the veto,
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The ST. Louis Democrat, in an edito.
rial on the veto, thus reads the Presi-
dent out of the Republican party:
The country is relieved. Andrew
Johnson has defined his position. The
cherished illusion that he had defined
it, in accepting the Union nomination
at Baltimore, he has %graciously dis
PEELED, a la John Tyler. With pro
foundest regret we find President john
son standing fully and s~quarely, for
every practical purpose, on the plat
form of the Copperhead party.
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WHE Partnership heretofore eKIatu ~ under he
name ami IJyi5 Of n. q. SMITH d BRO, has
been this day dissolved. b. mutual consent, .. 4.
Smi5h selling ms iniars-t 70 NV. Pearce. The
style OF the hrm in future Ulil be sam. r. SMITH
& CO, wh1 I'll settle al sCCouuts si3Jnst the urm
Of \. H.. smith s BIO and TO whom sl accounts
val be PAID. N. U SMITH.
SAM Il. SMITH.
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Auctlen Sale Of Condemned
Ouartermasfers' Stores. Sc.

L WILL expose for sale sc Public Auction. on
Friday morning, p day Of ,Msrgh, is5i 81.
8 o'clock, st the Taylor Depot, Tie following de-
scribed properly, va.
20s6 Lbs Rope, 19l Picks,
go Saddle blankets, 9 Chess horse medic,
G3 Wafer Buckets, u Is. S. Bellows,
lA4 Wagon Covers, . sets B s. TOO-s.
So shoYtls, I anchor,
80 Chests b. s.. Field Tools.
Together vito a large lot ofHsyness, Blsck m.ihs.
Ship Carpenters, and Carpenters Tools.
T~erms-Cssh, IN Government Funos, and The
property 70 be taken immedate possession Of ly
the purchaser, and payment made &c m OF sale.
BY order Of A K. Eddy, Depot N.
TEO5. J. cox, Byt. MAj a. NJ.
Iebsatd
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Dissolution Of Oopartnership

DHE Cop rtuership heretofore knoau under the
i firm taf style Of HUGHES q SALTSMAN,
photographer, is mutually dissolved ron this
date, + n. Hughes retiring from the concern, T..
+ Ssltsmsn assuming aud i4uIdating sll debts Of
the late arm. HUGHES & SALESMAN.
February 18th, 1856.
In retiring from the shove firm, / teader my
grateful acknowledgement TO my Old friends, for the
hh,ral patronage which has been extended 10 US,
aud trust that they will cent nue. 20 do the same TO
my late parmer, NJ. SsiI7man. feeling assured thst
Ia isf1llv compstent and viii use every effort to
plssse all who may feel disposed to patr0nize him.
fb2+tf +. n. uGHFS
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$40 REWARD.

CTRAYED, from the subscriber, on he 23d inst 8,
- a BaY Mare, 6 year old, Is hsnds high, marked
u. S. l. e: bad sore on nght OF neck. The shove
reward win be paid on the delivery Of The mare 70
s.. ID. WlDEkER,
feb25-2t Livery Stable. Go n. Market street.
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The Westliche Poet, the raical Ger
man organ Of st. Louis, announces the
Presideuts veto to its readers in the
following way:
Last nights dispatches bring us
the long-expected news that the
new Tylsr in the White House has
thrown off his mask. In v~etoing the
so-called Freedmen's Bill, a measure
unanimously passed by the party to
which he owes his election, he openly
goes over to the Democrats and to then
friends the rebels That, then, IS called
making treason Oii0us' We may expect
that from now one act of apostacy
will folloS the other in rapid succez-
sion. This would not astonish US, foI
the sorrowful satisfaction is ours Of
having predicted all that long ago.
But our warnings died away unob-
served for a long time. VIII our peo-
pie notg awake to the full conviction OF
the threatening danger2 Breakers
ahead
Are these Bill Siokes's breakers
the Dutchman sees2
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In retiring from tue shove hrms J take pleasure
n recommending the new firm ss 5uuemeu 10 ln-
tsgrity and g0ou business qualities, ana trust chat
the patronage herotOlOrs e4le4d5d the house will
be caulinusd. r.. u. SMITH.
fah241W
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0 Whom It May UonosFn.
A II. per5ons hsYinP Claims sRRsnst the Nashville
n and Chattanooga Railroad Company, Incurred
prior 10 lst July, 1865, are no ined that ala such
CLAIMS are referred TO Committee Of Directors,
consisting OF LsW Wade, NJ. =. Higgins, and Thos.
H.. Caldwell, Esqs, who meet in Murfreesboro on
Hondaysnd Tuesday, ztth and 9Th INST
VIZ. INNES
feb25 II General superintendent
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LIOUOES8

8 B0ls Alcohol, 9s per cent.
3 % percent.
3 &" Proof Spirits,
8 Pitts Whisky, pure, iF Ned purpossa.
" Pure French hau1T.
" Holland Gin,
Pure prI. IsillA end SHERRY WINES
FOR sale io6.bE ENlS a PEsDLEION.
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ALhl lie u
the assaults
Is ready 10
speech
lions Of the
arouse the
n Of the
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Everything Moral, Chaste and Amusing.


az. poors open st e. q Performance commsn
ge- u36. precisely
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DIED

shs s Tn h MiSsfhaE evening" 81
The remains will be taken from the residence OF
the the ieIiy aeT,siana avsnne and 9Th street ct
to Rasre foT and
National IntelliRepcer and Cumberland, Md,
papers please copy.l
MAkY isf 4' bERS +. 0 s.
Charles h Bean, and eldest daughter OF George
and Jane l.. Barber, aged q years, months md
The friends and scqusintsnces of the family are
bssps s,s Invited to attend her fn.eral from
and l2th streets east, on Thursday afternoon, at
Gone-but not FORGOTTEN. 2ts
baltimore papers please copyl
pMMfEk. On Tnssday; Sept. 4th, at O'Clock. a
Tho! hHN IA OATnARISE. infant daughter Of
.nS ds ~; ana margaret A. Dryer, aged 6menths
Funeral viii take place to morrow Wednesday,
morning AZ ~ clock from the residence Of its
Capitol Hill. ''' ~
m, MARGARET ANN BARKMANt,' IN u o the t.t b
Her rslstiyes and friends are requested 70 attevd
the funeral fir ber late residencc. on q strsst
between Ith and S,h streets, Islsnd, TO- morrow,
Oh my Mother, art thou dead
Hast thou bid adisu to earth
And ali its pleasures, little worth
The color from thy cheek has fed;
1t hath the palepess Of the dead
Quiet and still dost thou lay
Wakei Mother, wake See, tits day.
Mother, tia We who are here.
Thy children, to thee ever dear;
q we call you, but 10 vain;
Will you never speak to as again
Farewell; farewell. my Mother dear,
Life is SAD without thee here.
oh may we meet in Heaven above.
Where all Ia peace, and JOY. and love.
tAlexantria papers please copy.l
WEsT SOOD. On the Sd Of September, ELL
ZAbeTH O.. only laughter Of Willism p. aud
Elizabeth A. Wsstwood, age one year Eve months,
The friends Of the family are respectfully in.
yited to attend the fune oil from the residence Of
W.P ferguson. No 90 3 str Get south, bet cen
70 AID Sd streets east on Wednesday. the 6th. 81
baltimore and New jersey papsrs COPY
.eMiIH On SUNDAY night Sept %, at Norris.
town, Pa, OF y phoid fever. A. IN OM SMITH,
ESQ. CounssAer. at Law. Of ,h,1 city, and late
naval Jnoet Advooa'c, aged 81 years
The friends OF the fsmily ere reQu essed without
further notice. to attend hi. fuaeraI. from the
New Jerusalem Church, on North Caritol str eet,
between 81 streets. ut o clock D n fe uar.
row, W ejnesdsyJ 9th inst.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneen.
HOUSE AND Lot. No. Iss Orr

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT. No Ies a-u
eThEET MksT. BETWEEN AND y
sTREE1s NORTH, AT PUEBLO AUCTION
On THURSDAY next, the 9Th day OF September
A. 10. $500, at CLOCK D. m. shall cell on the
premises part Of Lot No ?, in Square sg7, having
mont OF p feet 9th street west, next 20 usrth
D street, and running back "a feet 4 inches 90 an
alley improved by a frame dwelling with four
Terms; One-hs cash; balance in SIX and twelve
by o deed Of trust on the pre- misses All convex
ancing sno revenue stamps At the cost of the pur-
of.
an 3O GREEN A WILLIAMS A..
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-Saturday evening, after
dark, Patrick Welsh, a laborer, who resided on
G street, between New Jersey avenue and
North Capitol street, started to attend q rake
of deceased acquaintance. Going out North
Capitol street. he arrived at the embankment
between Pierce and NJ streets north, and fail
ing 10 perceive the danger of the locality, fell
over The bank distance of twelve or fourteen
feet, and was so injured that death ensued
yesterday afternoon The deceased was over
sixty years of age, and leaves a wife and sew
eral children, most of them grown.
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RY GREEN 8 WILLIAMS. AuctiOaeers.

AUCTION SALE OF SASH. DOORS, BLINDS.
RALISTEks. &c &C
We shall eel, at the warehouse Of II W HeniI-
ton south side of the canal 9TH street br age
on III URsDAI MORNING. September eth. corr,
men.ing at ~ clock N. large lot Of surplus
Carpenters and Builders would DO we'll 20 taxa
notice of this sale, il being an opportunity but
susl-5t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ,
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SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY-Yesterday,
Ofncer Evans, of the eth Ward, arrested PAT
rick Gibbons for selling liquor on Sunday con-
:rary to law. Gibbons bad a hearing before
Justice Handy, who fined him 500
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STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS FOR NEW
- YORK. (0UTsIDED
LEAVING GEORGETOWN AND ALEXAN-
DRIA WEEKLY.

The Steamship THAMES, Capt Il. z. Swift,
will leave her wharf, Ne Al Water st no>
Georgetown. on WEDNESDAY sept <EIxA
5th, at a. m, stopping at Alexandra. -
For freight or psssase, having first class &C.
commodations, apply to
JOHN II. ANDREWS. Agent,
No. Al Water street, Georgetown.
N. B.-shippers may confidently rely upon this
line running regularly, Is advertised, to accom-
plish which one more first class steame re- will
b put on with the Thames. aug-lws
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RY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE a CO., AuOriOseer..

HANDsoME BuILDlNG LOT on 18th ST
AND fepk FRAME IEsKMESTs an Nal.
Ions AllEl, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. septemser
9lh ~ clock. on the premises we shall cell part
o Lot Y, square 2O5, fronting 80 feet inches on
west side % l4tn stree, we.t between T AnS n sts
north, running hsc lss feet inches
Tbs lot being only one square north Of the new
stNte department ONCE, offers excellent OBJ Dor
tunity to get building lot in that vicinity. as
houses must soon be in great demand there
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON sane hour we
shall sell foar small Frame Tenements, in what 10
Known ss Nailor Alley, between attn end sth cts
west. and n and l. streets north. Sale positive
owner wishing TO make other Investments
Terms One half Cash: residue in and ~ mo nths
with interest. secured upon the property sold Al
pay ment Of $50 required on the lot, aud Si5 on
esch mouse the AFTERNOON OF sale. Convey sncing
Title perfect. JAS c. MCGUIRE CO.,
au 81 INTEL anr,ioo-.s
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NEW AND CHEAP FALL GOODS, At MIL
L LERS, 1O1 BRYCE STREET, GEORGE
TOWN % 600 yds fail Calicoes, at Is, 49, 20, e.
and e cts zoo yds Flannels, at 40, IS, So 69S,
Ih, 20, 81, 100 cts 600 yds, Bleached Muslin al
Is, 90 q %, %, 81, S7s 1900 yds. Brown Muslin
1T 10, lbA, 20, Is. Also, Canton Flannels Seeking
flanpels, Dress Goods in variety, loths and Cas-.
sineres Housekeeping Goods, Gloves, Hosiery.
ann Notions. We will now be receiving constant
supplies of.FALL GOODS, which we are derer-
mined To- sell cheap. The public will md il great
ly TO their advantage to examine our stock before
purchasing. O0'0
au H-1mS BENJAMIN MILLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-04

ASSAULT AND BATTEIY.-Sunday. officers
Frazier and Leach, OF the Second Ward, ar
rested George Sayres and Martin alias Redny
Welch, for assault and battery on John John
son. colored. 1t appeared that Sayres bursted
III the door OF a house in pursuit of white
colored woman who kept the house sent John
son for policeman. Sayres struck him with
a brick bat. Welch called johnson back, and
johnson says that Welch struck him with his
fist. The marks of the brick and fist were very
prominent on Johnson's head and face, and
Justice MorseIl committed Sayres to iaiI for
court, and held WEIGH to bail for further hear
ing.