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AMUSEME ENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.


NATIONAL THEATRE Tot a...t
sPAiDiSa RAPIEY iESi n ........ % - %sRiEToiRs
REPErIrIoN, rHis EVENING, or
OF the Famous Dramatic Spectacle, entitled
THE-I0E-WIrGH ;---.--
On. THE KNIGHT OF The FROZEN HAND.
No extra charge for seats secured in advance.
Doors open st7; Curtain will risss ats. .f. Il
In p, eparstiou- -RosEDALE. -iJ r. aa
DAN CASTELLO'S GREAT SHOW
MopEL AND MORAL EXHIBITION, CON- 4
lvl pris,Dg smopsst it, vast resources the main
elements Of the fsitss Si:szssElHn, s;sElH 0iT
!, ~. vIIS sTSCk ok, o. ..s,ss, ASi1Ss HORSES ere
- WASHINGTON l- a--r bod
mosbzf fGtasSAf sP asb stsWff WrbsEEsbar sEs
shsbk sfsxasbkIH aS!n THGksbAf, fhda Afo ssr..
and will then go oto,,cuuo,n to
whore it IL scino wIsdssd, regarded, and admitted
THE BEST aSr z CIRCUS, p i'
MOST REFINED EkrERrA1nM.Nr,
MOST Aco1'rADts;sHHhRw 1ssSHRw EVER BROUGHT
BOTH ATIIEEoesE AE1 NIaHr,
WILL APPEAR AS CLOWN,
anu p,''' WONDERFUL srEEDs
saTRAIaHr saI soMERsAULr OVER A pRovr
OF TEN HORSES.
on nosIhE rig soRssots tafssss fssissi%''r ''sh'
KNIGHTS In REAL ARMOR. r.
sgaaEs,s azHsIss9 q = u oSfsAa saH4ss.o sso'.s'
TIE ooBHET BAkD BAED,r
HORSES. PONIES RkB MuIlss n ufIhlssRior'
will be SovEL Ts4TSsG crS bat the
r...s a.Ss H. s.Ss ssjH HIS' STREETS
Iss.rela HERR LEHesL;
AND OABBiEb IN TRIUMPH 0AA'
'''0's' the APES; TsDisaI q Il CITY.
w.r, DAN CASTILLO
THREE DAYS AND hisarSss. September a. Is
-. ALMExA.sDsrA.' LEX II fls4.a.,, assai s.,..,,srr.
RICHMOND.
o. q. PELL, General Business Agent.
PBeFs. J. W. a. P. KREIs
DANCING ACADEMY, a
PennsJlvanis svenue. bet 9Th and 7th sts..
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. -
Our Academy fs now open for the reception of
Pupils. In returning th aH ks to our former Pupiis
apd friends fer their patronage, most Respectfully
sonclt n continuance of the same. Circulars can
be had at j. II. Ellis and W. @. Metzerott r 90 s.
Music Stores W.
The Hall can be rented for soirees, 10.
Days and Hours Of Tuition
For Lsdies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Saturday afternoons from to Sc clock
6entlemeD's Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eva
nings. from to 10 o'clock. :
For further fnfor msfion n pplv durfpv <,>> hours
oftuif1on- or address . note TO the Academy.
Quarter vii tha a. la. Ia
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LOSAHO.C 80
MERCHANT TAILOR,

Nj LOSAHO.C 80 ..-r"E
WI. MERCHANT TAILOR. -F -..rE
Corner of 9th aud streets, A.
Desires 20 return hrs tn sb Ks for the ffbe raj
patronage bestoved ppoa him duTing past MA
seasons and At The same time inyifes his nI
frierd de to v..it his store and inspect his neW
purchase for the Fall and Winter Trade. Mr. T.
HARDON. his associate, Continues TO give his
&c Of all gar rme enfs made at the estsbli shment
The best work and moderate chsrges is our
motto. .r.-. rtr. --. % Inn
L. J. HEIBRRGEk,
II Successor to II. Y. Lsudon Co., A.
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel, tate Browns, HH
500 Pen nsylvania avenue. -
ny l-u Washington, d. O.
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, TRIEsEMAR,

TRIEsEMAR ~
snt Of EEsl-Hd, and secured by the ssais Of the
College Of Medicine Vienna NV
TTiesenar No. l. is the esf.ctuaI revrAav for RI.
isn.non. @ spermathorrhoea, and Exhaustion Of
the cystein fr1essrnar No. ? has emit rsIy saper-
seded the pauf eoes use OF Copavta Cnhsbs kc
fries'ma No Il the fnfalltbIe remedy for ali
iBRTedients 'o>'''1'
Each preparation Is in the form Of q most seres.
able Lozenge Secured from the effects of eli.
mate sod chanRes Of atmosphere. in tin cases. st
CsSes. thus saving 80 Divided in separate do.e.
as sdministertd by yslpeau, Saiiamsnda, Eoux,
Xc &C sTf1J =
p,9 psb9ls.Ls .nd ss..f, By pr. BARROW, No. 1874
To be hsd also of 5. q. FORD, No. 2so PENN.
ayeIue. corner Hin g. tl d n az se9-ly
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CLOTHING, DO.

ID W A d.
$4,000 $4,000. $4,000.
STOP and THINK.
STOP aud THINK.
STOP abd THINK.
OUR IMMENSE srOCB OF CLOTHING
UgK IM1EHsE STOCK OF CLOTHING
OLE IMMENSE STOCK OF CL9THIHG
MARKED DOWN .f
MARKED DOWN
0ARkED BUWN
twenty-five Per CeEt Less than Cost.
T~enty -nve Per Cent. Less than COST.
Twenty i've Per Cent. Less than Cost.
NEVER again will you have the CHANCE.
NEVER again will you ave the CHANCE.
HEyER again will you have the OHAHOE.
The goods must be sold within the next si xty
days. rt ardless Of cost. We mean what We say
Come and see for ourselves before purchasing.
... j. II. SMITH,
460 9TH street, opposite Post Once,
se Hn -.-. Washington, d. @.
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A NEW rEATu uRE!
GRAND TOURNAMENT AND PICNIC Il
GIGsBO BOBO,
WEDNESDAY, September rs, 1855.
For the benefit Of that splendid edifioe, 81. DOMI
MICS, now In course Of erection in
South Washington.
The best riders In the District and in the nsi,b.
boring eouHties of Maryland and Virginia have
horsenah.hiI eIdom eQnall.d. VI
The 5,h o 2. Cavalry Band (mounted) win be in
Refreshments served on the grounds
StsaIda oaIhanent 70 commence At 70 clock q. N.
hone .esmooas leave the fsot OF 7th-street every
Tickets. only 81; children, SO Cents. ssaa
HAPPY GREETING
TO ALLi
First Grand Combination a
PIC MIC II
To be Civ by the following named Club
Awkward Club, National Friendahip Club lat
Ward socisls, Lone Star Temperance Club. Good
VIII Association of Georgetown, D. o., Young
United Association Of Georgetown, DO,
AT ANALosTAN ISLAND,
On THURSDAY, September 18th, 1855.
TICKETS, SO CENTS; admit ing gentleman
and ladies.
Boats leave wharf foot Of High street, Georae
Town, ,S.. q. 9oiock' ana every ten tIOI minutes
Dancing TO commence at az o'clock.
CommHee Of ArraBgementS IN. funk, @. r
rp,goorpPey p..oo u. " "eeden I. W. AcNeir, G. w.
Ballet Master-B. Espey 50 .s.a.
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H The w estern papers express serious ap-
prebensIon for the corn CROP. Far six ,weeks
the weather has been cold, wet and un vora-
bic for rfpening A. 60 that it IL still ssia the
milk and as frosts must soon come, there IS
Stch an event IL eofthe greatest calamtties
that could happen, IA corn Is DE great cropo
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SUBELX,
EUBBLk STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
SAOLANDlRp EXTRACT BUCKU

SUCCESSFULLY,
sAOLANDHRp EXTRACT BUOKU
-.--., Is cuRINs 7..-.g
every case Of KIDNEY prsnAsI, RHHvRA4Ish.
GRAVEL, URIRARy DisoRpxIs, WRAKNEss and
PAINS IN the BAcK, YEMALI 0oAfLAIrrs and
rIouBLTs arising from 1xcEsszs OF ANY KIND
ooAD, II A1FLIor1pi
Thy sMeLAND ER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By all Apothscaries, Price q. D. BARNEe
CO.. New York. end BARHEs, WARD SEQ,
Hev Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH !
BoGnRs. Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mos.
General Agents. fob lob
HALLS VEGETABLE sIOrLIAN HAIR RE
NEVER
Renews the Hair. .. -.
Halls VEGETABLE BIcILIAN HAIR RENEwRn
HALLS VEGETABLE S1CILIAN HAIR RKNEwER
Prevents the hair from falling of.
HALLS yEeETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RKNKwER
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcfL1AN HAIR RHNEwER
Does not stain the skin.
the o4 .Ss
ever presented to the public. :
Price ii. For sale by all druggists. js So Tuly
MARRIA3 De AND cELIBAeY,
sn Essay OF warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate
the vital powers, With sure means Of relief. Sent
nee OF charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address
tsa,' ", skIILIN h9UGHT0N, Reward Assooia.
siVn'rhiisoeIpnlA, "a. aus Is Sm
Evening star., 1866-09-25

HE GREAT BECoNsrRuorIosIsr.
wboee KOP -PELs Iknow Rim we'll
In charges q reductiop'st;
Bat "ft. like Andy. heyE
HeS famous " Reconstr uctfonisti
Has rebel wear broke down your gear,
And threatened IT'S dertruction ~
Twill all be well IL II. KOPPEL
Just tries his "Reconstruction ~
Beneath his skilI, ,ch portion will
BE brought in close coumu nio1;
just as we II see God grant twill bel
The States within this Union .. ssu..
Eowall men know, for a well dressed beau
The ladies have q passion; p
Then stop ''spell" With II K0PPEL-
His ''nt's" the highest fashion.
isvork you III find of the finest kind,
And nothing - ''botched' OF siatteFn;
Bis goods consist 70 lengthy lissp =
OF every stylish pattern. s-s..
H KoPPEL, 18th street, opposite Treasury
Department. Sc lin
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w ALLAoH HOUSE

RESTAURANT AND DINING SALOON,
Southwest corner Of Penna. ave. and llth street.
ssE " b 4. IA. hkeAh, Proprietor.
SENEkAL NEW STILLS OF MASON
y HAMLINs Cabinet Organs have Just been
A13 W. G. sMxTZEROTT D co.
A READY AND 0OECLUsIyl EIsI Of ths
~ ,gossStiss ef .HrLABoLD1 YLuID Ex-
oIl hHSsS !. 81 u.a 3; TSss:ss. :s:A no.
NV BOOKs-Tbe Hidden Siu, Novel, nIus-
nst.d; Inside. q Uhropicls Of eecessioa.. H.
by Bs,eo Bstiie Pieces and kspssts q the war,
H. Eiot Field = History Of the Atlsrtic Co
aa1 ~s1 90H fIyI,lRy 3
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s.t' ----f .' seer raHT-suz avail IAFHErsT
.Esciaf5F sIsg tsb - s5g,1z
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COAL o"ALn OoALm
Lyken's Valley REB ASH So
shsmokep Re d Ash, 90
Best lality WHITE ASH, Ss rs
Warranted 2,240 lbs to the ton Deitvered in
any part of the city. Orders left with Hail 4
nd 1m.i s,b G,ocers No; 40 Asris. Space, bet Tn
and Yard 7th ct south. between + ami streets,
20 Per cent. saved by buying your WOOD st
BAuMS. C. RAIN
su IS Inn 7th IT., bet. 4 and r Island
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ELOURl Fed sALTIII ."
complete assortment OF
ALL GRADES OF PLOUR,
70 " hich We solicit the attention Of ..t.
BAKERS AND GROCERs,
MILL FEED, MEAL, BALED HAY,
and all kinds Of FEED ct low rates.
GROUND ALUM, FINE.
And TURKS IsLAED SALT
Tor sale low In lots to suit by.
my Att W. n. GAIT a 90.
DURE OLD PORT WINE
/ have re eceived from the private stock OF a wall
known and honored citizen q short su pply Of pure
and frst quality PORT WINE, "Alte Douro
This wine has been known to me several year.
and its effects upon persons suffering With ALL
ments incident to the season have been very bepe-
fetal. -. -
Ii is ordered and recommended by physician.
and can be relied on In every particular.
N. W. BURCHELL,
g. corner l4th and streets,
y0 under Ebbitt House.
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:. teI - : - - under EtbI1 House. :,
HINTS FOB THE Table, with . few words
i Il on Wines Household Cookery, Carving &c
Carving Made Easy, Illustrated. Mis- leslie 3
Beceipts for French Cookery. 6aysrs Culinary
Campaign Mrs Leas Domestic Cookery. Mrs..
Rsndolphs Virginia Housewife =
an 70 fRANOK TAYLOR.
HisT9RY OF THE ATLANTICT TELEGRAPH
snd Italian Brigands, Ivol. Bsrpsrs Hand Book
,hdn; ,9G hdTt;Vssrs a IN Europs spd the Esst Homes
Of Secession. Felix Holt, the badicaI, by George
Eliot Ian Isl RRANCK fATLOR.a
EIE1D's HISTORY OF THE ATLANTIC
4 Teleersph; Ensiish Travellers. aud Italian
Lea; y HSpoleons History OF Julius Cesar vol I'd;
Vol. lSlh Statutes at Large: Wheaton, = Interns-
; an u - = - tRANOR TAYL0R.
P1.ss1l16Ss = s:s 2: -. ass u s's sssss1s. 2 e
Evening star., 1866-09-25

BLACK HAns1sSsk rnsSk qEARsS aAMsSke Grapes
In be autiful order, just from the vines
."II N. w. BUk0aELL,
..-.- fa.. .. corner 18th and streets,
eel -. 80. - under Etbitt House
Evening star., 1866-09-25

Nab .s.oa bsc.ss -. .a.i5sa-,i ~, o..ar
q. - ss .Itgh lE1g .stsF- sIil Ir
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CO.-Book
n and job Printers, and publishers Of the Dai-
~ and Weekly Union, Printers Alley, between
Union and. Desderick streets.
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ESCoURAGIE0 AssGssIyATIoB We are
informed that a gentleman of this city,
whose political procliVities are decided
" of the radical stamp, was heard to
remark to one Of cur free American
citizens of African descent, the other
day, ~ shall dhcagS Be- dorm on YOU MIA
gers i goa 90 not kiH andy johnson.
This man makes professions OF Chris
tianity, and IS a prominent member of
one of our Christian denominations,
and is openly encouraging the assassi
nation of the President Of the United
States by a servile race of men, simply
because be refuses to exercise his in
auence and authority TO elevate them
TO 9 position of equality with the
whites, 3 position they DO not, as a
class, desire, and one that would have
a tendency to make their condition
worse than at present, and provoke
against them the hatred Of quite two.
thirds of the white race, which, at no
distant day, would eliminate in a wal
Of races This remark by an abolition
fanatic and pseudo Christian is about
on par in infamy with administering
the sacrament to a drunken rebel over
barrel os whisky, IS was done in this
city less than two years ago. -Nhel5yviHl
(Iad) VohmfeT.
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The Worlds Washington special saws
| The newspaper here, the Sunday Herald
| which is supposed 10 be in the Fenian in
terest, announces positively yesterday, tina
Fenian expedition has sailed 70 strike
blow for Ireland.
NKw Y0RE, April "a correspondent
states that Quantrill, the guerrilla, has beer
! living for some time in the island Of Cuba,
| earning livelihood as q farmer.
Gold opened at 1917 and closed at 1855
Cotton dull, at 80 cents.
Inerease Ia leans IS ,2S7, 6s4 decrease in
specie, S8s4, 097 increase IN Circulation,
| $500, 527; increase in deposits, $40 69
decrease in legal tenders, Sis ,034.
HALIFAX, April 9.-The steamer England,
| from Liverpool, 2Sth, via. Queenstown, 29th,
arrived here this morning for medical aid.
1t is reported she has cholera aboard, and
has 200 passengers. No communication
with her is vet allowed, but the agent Of
the Associated Press is endeayoring to OBJ
tain her news, which is four days later.
LATER.-The steamer England had 100
cases Of cholera aboard. There were forty
deaths during the passage.
NEW YORK, April 9.-The Hernld's New
Brunswick special says The reply of the
Government TO the address Of the Legisla-
tive Council was communicated Saturday
evening, Just previous to the adjournment
Of Parliament. It endorses the Confedera-
ton recommendation embodied in the ad-
dress 10 the Queen. The document took the
Government party in the lower house COM
pletely by surprise, and forces upon them
the necessity of resigning, as their policy
is anti-Confederation. Important action is
expected in the House to-day. Both parties
are preparing for severe contest. The
Government, it is thought, will 60 out by
Tuesday. There is great popular excite
ment, and much indignation is felt at the
Governors course. 1he NATURALIZATION
party say that an attempt 10 force the Con-
federation upon them, VIII be attended with
most serious consequences. An important
crisis is approaching. A rupture is feared
in the home Government, as represented by
the Governor, if it persists IN its present
course to accomplish the Confederation.
NEW YORK, April 9.-The steamer Allan
tic reports that in the Straits Of Dover, on
the morning. of the 25th, of March, she ex-
perienced the severest storm that has swept
over the coast for several years. She left
Southampton on the morning Of the Goth.
Among her passengers is an accredited
agent of the l. r. B who accompanied
Stephenson his flight through England to
Paris, where he arrived safely, and is now
probably on his way to America. At the
time of his departure from Ireland, Mrs.
Stephens arrived at Cork, on her way to
America. All steamers and vessels were
then under watch by the authorities. Ste
phens was at the time in London. Mrs.
Stephens returned to Dublin, and passed
through Englsnd 10 Paris. The l. r. B.
says there are $50, 900 disciplined men in
Ireland, ready for the order to strike for
freedom. The British army in Ireland is
forty thousand strong, but about half are
Fenians, and there is not single regiment
in which there has not been arrests for Fe-
nianism.
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A SERIoUs AND ALMOST FATAL Difficult
TY.-The North Carolina correspond
emit of the Norfolk Virginian, writing
from Halifax under date of March .,
says General Nat. Ransom had q
very serious difficulty, few days ago,
which came near being fatal, with one
of the freedmen in his employ. He
had occasion TO reprimand him for the
slOthful manner in which he did his
work but the freedman threw himself
on his dignity, and doubted the capac-
ity of the General to judge Of his work,
and, with oaths and insolenee, his CON
duct was such that the General called
upon his father, who is quite an aged
msn, 10 go the house for his pistol The
General fred one barrel, thinking 70
frighten him, but the negro advanced
with an up-lifted hoe the second bar
rel did not explode. The negro struck
the General, which disabled his left
arm. He then fred the second time
without effect The negro gave him
another blow, which disabled the other
arm. A hand-to-hand encounter en-
sued, and but for the interference of a
negro man, doubtless the negro would
have killed him, rs he sWOre he would
do The Generals father went 70 the
house for 4 gun, aud in his absence the
negro made MS escape. The other
freedmen were loud in their exec.a-
tons Of the villain
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A gentleman residing at Springfield
has a Newfoundland dog, which, four
weeks ago, was as black rs Jet Ths
dog was troubled with hess, aud some
parties advised him TO apply coal oil to
Inc dog. lie did so, rubbing the dos
all over with the oil, whey, % his won
der and astOnishment, the dogs h&il
began 10 turn white, and he has new 6
white instead off black dog.
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- A Physiological View Of Marriage
Containing nearly pages, ant $50 the flaies
and kngrHvings VI The Anatomy 1l fla human o.
Use on kafly Errors, be- leplOmnia Consequence
upon the Mind and Body, WIih tho Auth1rs pll
Of Iroatment-the only rational amt s1ccesa d
mode OF cure, A. shown BY tlu uupou 90 cases
treated truthful ADVISER 90 Che marred. ami
those contemplating marriage. Who ouoftsu doutts
Of their physical condition. sent iee OF POSTAGE Do
any address, on receipt OF Is cents iu stampa IS
postal currency, ~ addressing d. IA GROIN, ~.
81 Maiden Lane, Albany, n. u.
The author may be- consulted upon any Of thu
Diseases upon which his book Jrests either rrrsol
ally OF BY msii, ana medc.aes -ant % any para ul
the WoIld- o.ffl-tI1
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Bachelors Hair Dyef

The Original and Best In the World
The only true and perfect Hair DYE. Harm
less, Reliable and instantaneous. Produces
Immediately splendid Black or uatural
Brown without njuring the hair or skiu.
Remedies the III elects Of bad dyes. Sold
BY all Druggists. The genuine is signti
William A. Bachelor. Also,
RGgeHeratiag Extract Of MAcfeisrs. fer
Restoring Gnd BeaHti mag fbc Hair.
CHARLES BACHELOR, NEw Y0uE.
sepl5-ly
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RAISING REYExuE-A friend ex-
plains the present system of raising
the revsnue as follows: "Now. YOU see,
in the first place, they get the hang Of
fellers business. That Is taxed
Then they find out how much he earns
every month, and that's taxed. Then
they End out al about bis profits, and
on that they lay their tax. Then they
manage to get some tax on what he
owes. Next comes what they call Ia.
come, and that's taxed Then, il any
thing is lefi, the preacher calls around
and gifts It 70 sustain the church and
convert the heather.
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His Compound of WILD CHERRY has
become & household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
=, laaa than a vaqr altar thar intrpduction
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"A bottle containing the following
message, written in pencil on q torn
envelope, wa picked up on the beach
AT Brighton, England, fortnight ago:
"llth Of January, on board the London.
We are Just going down. No chance
Of safety. Please give this 10 Avonia
Jones, Surrey Theatre - oustAYas
Vaughan Brooke
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To BE CoSTNyED.-It is reprted to-
day that the Republicans in Congress,
after private Consultation, have agreed
to continue the session until December
pext, in order 70 prevent the President
from removing eertain officers, and for
other purposes, Of course Their ma
iority being 20 large, they can easily
do this. BY relieving certain num-
Der each month, they can manage
keep quorum and = majority on
heir side always present Rzsh. Or.
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OOLGArE,S HONyv s0ap

THIS celebrated Toilet soap. ia such uaiveosal
demand, is made nom tbe choiesai materials. d.
mild and smoiisnt in Is nature, frasrsully
scented, and extremely bsasasiaI in is seton
upon the sEiu. For sale by all Druessts and
Fancy Goods Dealers. Isb9-Iy
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Go to Bryant, Stratt0n & Co.'S Nashville
Business College ior thorough education
in Bookkeeping, Peumauship, CONNIE
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
nership, Settlements, &c.
SEND for College paper, Circular. &c.
Address BRYANT, SrRATTON s co.
OctI3-Iv
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Ri,r1as.--PhOiographs Of Gsnerah
$3.50. oeslAA ana Coniedoraio. The largest col.
Ieeiien N the West, for sale, wholessie ans
s r. Remember the place, Gallery OF tho
SSl-. oSL Ian zsCsdar streei, opposite Com
'-'-si-4 Ho'el' msy1I-tC
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General Grant, whom the Rsdiosls
have been counting upon IN their war
fare upon Andrew johnson, has given
them distinctly 20 understand that he
heartily indorses The whole. course Of
the President Good Tor the glorious
cid hero Of Donelson, Vieksburgi snd
Richmond.
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ne Bridal Chamber, an Essay q garuia,
49, 49, ....ol iol ioang Men. Also. usF ana r,
Sexual systems-seni bee, Ia sssis.i esvslofe.l
Address, DE-, ,. skllI.IN aOUGHTON- Hg.sr.I
Association, Philsdeiphis, Pa ar-is- H.
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SINGERS AND PUBLIC sPEAkERs

TaoCHrs AkE UaED VIII ALWAYS GOOD suCcrla.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC sPEAkER4
vii Gnd TToche= useful 10 ciesrl. Che voIce shea
taken before Singing Or speaking. ,ui tslsuas lre
throat afer an unusual ezsruua of tis vocal oIs-ls
the Troshes are recommended 1nI prescribed by
Physicians, aad have hal Testimonials froiu sra..
Gle Of true merit, and having proved their ef.esr7
By test Of msny years, each gear d8ls lhsal 10 a
dtlonal Localities 10 various parts of the s.r.I aI
the Troches are universally pronounced hsstrf ...1
/ other articies.
/ Ohisin only "BuowS's BE1yCuf,t O. 1tcur-. suI
do not take any Of the WOulsss Imiai.oss a.si
/ may be offered.
| Sold everywhere n the Omitted States. auI a Fa-.
osn Coustnes, st a5 cents per box.
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S FIFE R E e s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect!! AcG!!!
TARRANT Co.:

TARRANT Co.:
6entemen-I am = resident Of Curacao, and have
been disposed 70 write % you CONCERNING the real
value Of your skLILEk APERiENT a. a remedy
or Indigestion and dyspepsia. / desire 10 express
70 you my sincere gratitude for the great beneht the
bkGILEh has done my wife.
For four or i've yetrs my wife has been sadly
afilcted with Dyspepsia, and afisr bsak under the
treatment CT several Doctors for two three years.
she was nnaiiy induced % seer the advice OF =
learned Physician, Doctor Cabials, o. Neuezue.a
VINO lmmedia'eiy treated her with. your EFER-
NEsCENT SELILkk APERlENr. she began 10
improve az ouce. and b. now PERFECTLY WELL.
feel u % be my duty for the good Of humanity
make this statement feeling thai medicine 30 val
liable should be- widely known.
Trusting you vii give this publicity, and repeat-
ing my earnest gnutuds and thanks-
am very respectfully your,
s. ID. q. HENRIQUER,
New York, June q. Is. Merchant, Curacao, s.A