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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-06


There Wis no iasUrsnes on the beat ssvs
Captain Pegrsns interest. which is small.
Like that Of tbs ill-hted Missouri, TIE
cause Of this terr.ae explosion vas moving
slowly, and everything sesmaa 10 Be work
ing ike c charm when her boilers exploded.
So. in the case Of The Inflated Carter. Both
had tSbulz~ 5osle-s, and were managed by
he NEST experienced engineers in the
country, and it is reported that in both
eases there was plenty Of Nater in the hoii-
crs. These abals- boilers, or internal ms
chimes. are 6eoeirlzs, ever to the best and
most experienced engineers in tho United
States. Their use should be at once and
forever prohibited. They are Des.h's own
i~uveutiou.
LsrER-The folloWing are known 20 Be
lost AlrA DR.. Richardson and three child
/ rem. Of New Orleans; Mr. Gibbons, Mrs.
VOL, Mrs. Rice, C~incinnaai Mrs ostermant
Texas; Mrs. Moose. Mrs. Meoris, Columbus
and Mrs. Rowland. Many others Wer'
scalded and otherwise injured.
The steamer Evening Star carried many
Of she saved to New Orleans. Some wer'
transferred to the steamer Luna, bounSi 10
Memphis. The officers and men Of tn
Evening Star rendered al she a'sistane0
possible 10 tho sufferer.
The engineer wis was saved says n
reason can be assigned for the explosion
The machinery WIS running smoothly al
the boat was going steadily at the TINE.
The steamer Emerald picked Up Tire
persons; names unknown.-LoG JoEr.
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The game was for 1909 points oaroms, on
a Phelan four-Pocket table. Davis gave an
odds Of $50 in the thousand.
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SPBCIALNOTICES.

80 would rsspect6sly ca the 3 :
.of ou- readers asd tze ruhAa
toe iecF, that = Fresuasus esl
fo- feve-sl wears pas. i71ro ls .
passed suhdrsidat ana PepDs
aboutt - remove 10 his former P4aqs =,
aess q Louisville, Aye Wheie
hanrv 60 zee hs friends aA9 - y
hls siav in oar midst vA 49,
trsi-s asvr. those w=htng = =
selves ~ lis services vi-.o ~
Aii lcbl-ss
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Read This.

n. O. Smith & Bro, No. q NoTth Cnsry
strsstySclav Roberts old stand,) keep the
Finest Family Groceries, Brandies' Wines
Pnre sobersson County, Bourbon, s0d Rye
Whiskies, aud a various sssOrtmentot Fancy
Gros,riss. alias cheap as can be hsdi II TIE
eitv. All ws ask is 10 give Us call AID see
for yourselves.
s.css n
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Go 70 Bryant, stratton & Co.'S Nashville
Bnsiness College for 8 thorough education
in Book keeping, ~Pennanship, Comme--
cieI law. Commercial Calculations, Part
neiship, Settlements, &c
send for College paper, Circular &C
address BRYANT, STRATToh Co
octl3-ly.
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Still ANOTHER DISASTER.
The TOwboa, Baltic Blown Up.
Several Persons Killed.

On Saturday morning, Just as the towbos'
Baltic sas starting out from New Orleans
she blew up and .u4k immediately. There
were only q few persons on bard. Tbs
Ca "a 4 and engtneer we're Killed, and two
or three persons on the levee, laborers, we're
killed ~ ~splinters. Several steamboats,
alongside we're injured. The Captain AID
Clerk Of the Champion were reported badly
hurt. We await further particulars Q!
these appalling tragedies With the dssgsat
anxiety.
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F7rrheT1
reruessae B lnds
na1dsoa escny oondsfe
AN. x K SCRIPT 5
The snof roBds are
vita ucuPS
On 1851 ipclu1ed
n CErina Coupons
NeupaisGy ooupcns -
Tsanssses ccupons
Gacuuk CogFS1s
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4naouls as Ulz3 VIZ AlTAH GOOD s0
erNerss AND PuBIIc SPEAKERS
speciaI Notice.

The United States having turned over ogT
shop and machinery 70 Is, o. Dec. Isl Aoo''
We viii be prepared 10 resune business a
builders and contractors, on Jan. lsl- Flana
snd soeciScEtions furnished 70 our patrons
Turning and Carving t%oerdeTs ior tnetFaas
NAhAzE & Noosss
Eigh st.eet, between cRuFeh and 6Issa'
decS0-2u.
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Know rsA7 rou AEE EssH1. suES O.
.arAp-we viii give thrce p71es during
the mezth ofFe5rusryl is7 professional ana
amateur Billiard players, 81 the e,yefNaah-
vile. one cold wa,eh, o1si $500, [oogsht
n, View Vera two uoutas sgo By ~. Clu-
vim. sec Havszs eiSSrb worth Aoa and
see Mee7sohaan Pips wogth So Ear
60 p~,-ticuls- saa as-silsia the oolsaaa'
Billiard Hall SAVf-A
g. 81
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AcADzxr OF Mgsro.-Ths Academy Of
Music hsa been successful, beyond all ex
psctations. Full houses are present every
night, and the managers via doabtlsss con-
tinue to have 5 good patronage 50 long IS
they continue il their present course.
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NARKETs.
TBy Tslegz7a.I

O~iSc-NFATrr Ee1.e.
F17un quo. sad unchanged; tao quotations are
S7g7sl fo- sups-zrei SsBs nr extra 81 $3.50
H- family SI'1m O. fer tncy brands.
WBEAT O good demand a-d palsa hzss-. No.
/ rev Rad squo.od o.. s. TO-.
Coasrn Eood demand 60 Sc
OATs d5l ewing 70 the largo ro,ogl-, Eo. 2 is
offered at35ci No. Ist5Sc
RYE cust, &c for mol.
GsocsEIE uucasagsi and qulsL
WHIszy 2. sdy. s. Ss2 r.sss and ss51s@ 10
bond
Fees anss-, closing 81 81 ss9U 90 aS eay
drss e.. EeceptsTA
Mess Pogs q good demands. Sd o..
Gre-p MAJ are ERE. at ~. SO ~ Tor
shouldsu, s5el sud Bams
Bulk Meat frn q Ia8lzHc 81 shoulssrs Ike
Or ribbed SECS. I5]1e G- c.,ar rb0sd. AID Iss0s
clear sides
LsD god ausad a I7eZ. nr prize city.
CoTras firms. $50 m4GzE.
eoIs 1874.
LoVIE7I1u, gsh. s.
LIAR Ton co July sastsias5; sG 3 S. H!ss.
Bard lsaf t&ssc; common Ius s9ls,s Eood lss:
1881
Coz oE duil ats5l frlow m.d6liHs
Nus Pea 81; Bacon saoz5els .5-. eiss- SIDES
IKE Han 25,
LARL 3 q oisc a. a..
CoRs isq o.odH &C fer thsilod
OARS &c.
cosEEr Riacsa Sugar IsHs
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Tony Benton, The Irsh oomnedian snd
v~Ooslist 81 the Broadway Varieties, has been
rendered a benefit by hla numerous friends
70 take plaoe on Wednesday evening, Feb
ruAry sth. The Irish Lion isthe Pluy A
host Of volunteers wtn appssr and q hns
prOsranme is offered.
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of HsHaA
md I1st-ucdon for Young Men. Also, rev aaaIe-
ode treatment FOR Diseases Of ne OnnAIy 40
SEXUAL syste1ns-Ssnt fes, IN seAlsd en1slogSS
Iddress- Dc. ]. sK1LLIH aOOGHIoN, hoSAio
Association, Philadelphia Pa. s
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All persons indebted 70 DR.. a. Richard
Jones, are hereby requested to call and pay
u p II they donot wish her names to sPpsas
in the "Union' On ths 18Th
fsbs "a.
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GovrKSNxST saIz or BE0s, Bzssns. de-
We call especial attention Of cur raedsrs 10
she government sale OF Beds, Beld.ag. &c.
advertised slsewhese. They aro srlclos
needed Ia every family, and u VII 30 70
ne iatsresa Of nearly evers enc 10 bs PIE
rr-t
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

In nl cases, which mvei 20 70 Psttat uc sEuavt-sa. prices E -t-r,s - -r
sc-pacus which VIII. In uany cea cost uco hn tbe ul.r q en -r-u-s
sides you save yourself the probability Of exposure. IN cllrE Hr He rrF.rr4 r
Drug store Tue o4ce "a 20 arranged that no me- real ur re rH t lss
business sd couespondeucs STRICTLY fEINA-r-
Patients and sIsugeu, 10 visiting
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List OF CoadEnses By the y. &. \.
w. Railroad.

Hugh NeC-ss& Co, IS halss csiioai SAX
= Jcnssf 5 kegs aat-i strsttan, SnoE = 70 .
Z sea shot WyEua : Syple, : dsS cnsirti
berne 3 Co IS bdls add e-treca u. y.
"a lie, "a 5oxSs eandsi :. *. Bsldwia,
~ aetea 20 sas A s. Ch4absafne 4 Co,
q e1s : suEalss wi16oW-b I'd; =. c.
k1leas tack j. So kaxes -a--hza.
at-5 Aesaa Ezp7ess O., fca-rass. q n
FtEl %, u fa3Fsa4 gaeksi ~, F.ssk,
90 ss'h sgFss.
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ssurH NAsHvlLUr sTsEEr RarrsoAD.-IEs
South Nashville Street Railroad has been
esmnle,ed almost 70 DsmuneFsne street.
on Chsrfy. Il Will econ be % Broad. We
hops that By the hrst Of April the cars vii
be rsnninr over tde whole line.
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ATTEx-1oS.-We call attention to the local
notice Of Dr.. A. Richard Jones, elsewhere.
He says he is hound to have money, or par
ties owing him viii ind their names pub
lished.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-06

Wonderful What a. improved appear
spee \ room presents sitter having been
pspesed BY W. ELEAAS Co.
Is Public Square,
;s,qs-ev Cor. Dssdsriek st,
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-susrzssloS BxpsE The Suspension
bridge is progressing as rapidly IS possible
We hope. By Nay rsxt, 70 see the PlsnS
lad doen.
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In another column picking Samhar5
cranes for speer's Wine Is an udmlga-
bic article. used in hospitals ana p! we
arsl-class families in tarlsl I'naen sac
~ Verk in p-eicrenco 70 Old port Wine
nj i well worth a trial. ard gives great
sstsfsrtfon. ldec2i-tst&wc5wly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-06
LATEST FRoM EGYPT.

Psnusy's New Rxtrast OF the hsSPAAA
nav and exquisite perfume forths hs7oene9ie-
ca.osr,e snd Al the Lsdas Of the present dAJI
usiug Inc same perfume
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
\ EGYPTIAN LOTUS
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
M,,uaetursd bT +. A Penney, orooklyn, l..
nrTsn X. A. LOVEJOY, Agent. - uton s~' ~ l.
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See savsrassasHs n saoisss e7'aSs o
xnssns .ra sslsr fsnls -sis L-ss.
rsss sppe-sszisy Tor sss's q vsz' 81 H'
ans y gss . stsEts'
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WAITER M~oDEsAT1Ee. The weather,
which, for some days, would have frozen an
Es9uinsuz o death, has very intellectually
n0drztsd. We hope soon TO zee E gencins
spring season.
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CELL YOGI UNCUBRENT MGHEY-Ths
~ eJlo~ Ne - tnerae &c adby THIS. . MARI,
Hk0EER sorner Of In o. srd College streeti Tor
-scurreot money. 1hsss quossEons sre hsoie %
frctuats bus ~ be dePenaea g selAa
--gsh ~ tine fer g remit spcss 20 % received
~ msa ca eKpress, Il iorsaraed viinou. deiAJ.
TsAHrSrE baek q EN.eo
po-r Of Trnpssses, CID chtAno-
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.onrnH. OnLn. OF SORE THROAT
Rrsrna uHaEDisrF AfN
csr-sn. lr kl1osro 70 o2S7rSrE
Irritation Of the Lunss. q Psrmansai th'oN'
Aasctisa. CT an lpsarAhis Laas Disease
Rrnmn,a eronohIaI TrO0hes

zsvrks A DIEE-T UflrEac@ 70
rrFEriATr EE1lEF-
30. Broaehssls, Asthma, CatAFrh' C'na-~P'
ggs sss Threat Disease.
4To,rfs rs usz3 VIZ ALsAE GOOD f1o'-
Singles AND POLIO SPEAKERS
vii asa Ttochss ussu il clearing the Eo'ee ~ns
tsses osors singing OF spsaErag sna Te-sf71 1Hs
,rassual ers-loa cftho yocL organs
tie Trsshs are recommended ans presented ey
Fhgsszsn.. sud have haa iesdnoe1~i'o'a EN-
mani men Throughout TO country beiog n ara
ole q true merit. and hAV.as PFoFed TIER eH'eae'
y 3 test Of nsnyyea-s. oseh saf naes 1o1 !.
dits5ug local les 10 1aIinus psiis ct tho word' ana
The TI5sbes are ua.verss y proaouassdS Better ihan
O<hsr Eruc e. d,
ob.uu osly 'Bsoss's BE9soHnt ifeHas'' iSa
a, net axe suy Of tia WorA s=s iniaaeas that
may be ofered-
erza cou tries, At % cents pr box.
fsniR-su
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DR.. swAYHE's

Csz7ssss srap % via CasFTT
nrrv.En ezrs1sr-c 49, &c E1ui E1
- t--l1erTnom a. paza q - u1rA aG et
: sats- snd reis zlensdF or cd. suA
p--re-lH garrors - HtT Hood rp 1F hf
C-5isIrl PsnEiafcaa lc - e1az@ Ma
ra sNlWsE Z SOS. fa-l
af1v EtEc -MlrH lr -
cen1a o. ZzE1 80 wa ere
osll-n EEscf
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PCsllc sosoouS-Ths public schools
opened yes srday-ths attendance Teaealns
nearly 2,boa This is pretty seed.
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HomE AGAINu

EAvfEe returned sEsia with & large
stock-of
rrimntnes. worsteds. Zephyr.
&c, &e,s
to the old home, I would respectfully N,
form he Ladies Of Nashville tnst We Will
be prepared TO manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, FFinges'
&c, Sea-
GOOD snd a. eheerfully s. formerly.
OSCAR BoHME 4 CO,
-tf No. 9 Union street
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Union Meeuius a, sheIbyvino.
Let Every Patriot be Present.
The Union FOTcyerI
Tbs Prssiaent to be Sustained.

We publish With pleasure he following
csll lsr Uzion edminis-ration usei & in
~sbelbyvile, which has bsen sent Us by ne
upeosdtioasl loytlisie-aad who aro men
possessing go5d common seate-aad CON-
mend Il 10 The people Of thai legal county.
All TIE siEuers 10 that call we're 10 81 70
the upicn-rood and true men-whiie many
who are row Summarizes we're eacoassgi' g
and aiding the rebels by selling them quiz
nine. ETC.. and their views and eouase-s
should Be Needed.
Such men as these can be trusted TO spsak
for Tsnuss.so they did no. run sway when
rsbsl. approached, but Stood fer The Unioa'
in 6.f.nss Of the threats o. he armed heaEa
ofJsE. Davis around tHsG.
TIE call is 81 follow
In eonsesu nee Of csr,sia erroneous siese-
meats y sih have gone eeroao 10 reSaIa "
the condittoa q plblic sentiment "a ie3'
usssca, the q q rsigue d have q emea y a.
visable 70 ecu 81 q public n Sing O. ta'
loval cilzeas Of Bedfo d county &c sneioy@
vile, on Saturday, the loth mss.
Thcreflre al loyal citizens Of Bsdiore
roupty who are friends Of Andrew Johason
Prssident Of the uRits6 Sta sai who en-
.aorse ne polfcv Of his ada n%istrzuoni VII,
s-e Tor The Government Of tae lnt1 states
.retnst all Of is encuies; and are Nuung q
gvea publc expression ct their oeterloina
80 70 sustain the President 10 hls edor1
40 restore peace and happiness % the Q
try. are most sarenstly requested TO Assem-
be at shelbyvile on the day Enovo met
toned.
- EL." LnAn L ELZLLE.
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aIrAhuse.

This vice, vlieh Is e prso:icsd h
the presence q any o1e, has proved the
everlasting ruin Z Thousands Of The uo6ieli
and most taleuad young men that eFas
gsye tongue % e~0quencs or pen 80 soag,
Il has destroyed ltsltb, blasted the eo1Gti
tuition, snd reducet the miserable vStm h
q living skeleton. Nor are these IL anal
and fatal effects Z lie psina ars scattered
the ruins q raas1, she m0st melancholy
sight that can mol mortal oyes- To be
cured permanently q this aMictl0a, call On
d.. Coleman, no. dNorlh Cherry street.
or sdd-szs hin b. Letter BoE so2, Nash
lie, Tenn. ioo2e-u
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no TuEPEOPLE or TENKEssEE.


Recent events render desirable q MSS
Convention Of that portion of tho Poop o-
Tennessee, who are favorable 70 Es
and compete restoration 70 is P.'p5I
ton Of equality and ina-enee ~ '-
lion. -..z -r
The war has closed, end v'-n p.
SION for distinc,ions bet' ~.
Let Us, then, celebrate We
IN Birthday Of the falnef -
T~hursday, February I'D, 1860,
nv TIE -assemblsgs at the eaPiiai q the
~ ~ massrs Of the people 70 devise
- ID seru-a this dc irable result
ms nav be secured By e hearty and un-
onertiousble endorsement o. ths ke3io
t.ou Policy Of the present PaEio-c bKeci-
tive 81 The nation EZceiiency andre"
-,,,a. Tsnnessee's most dis irguishet
- Let every county send 3 tulI deiega-
-
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Old Course Of treatment

F5yscs1s se constantly azaoyd BY psteRb reforming wh grass-- r--pf,-s
% sosLs ss, ssss7ss4 mode Of Ses'aens Or h". e,na v@l sAsr .
,oupEnsa CT pNa0a vh secondary syehlr sacle1 1rrrr c. ar -u-r 49,
0Us pclucat By the Oh sehci Tratnsnt
Dr. y0NEsS charges are TIE sane H Ll rsNr-vW crrer %. 49,, e- rr
seeks attention lht rs would Gg enc lo1tl. ard l Ia or clar - ---r 81
cure IS speedily a. Puhbaa
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ITCHl ITCH
Scratch no More.
llaaaE \ q -

rr-rt va-rfT q rrses geld % ta
1900 rraaarrrrorf 1E OurUeEl eFr1 ie n1
$780, "a protested p cu
1900 re ldla nr.a-n rIf1s body .1n
df1.ucs af chez undes e
- 49, r.a ! mFerf. hlra 1aea acuanally
80 rs cant ahor Rs mai - rsuu.
Over a0rssr rars CIR 5srTues Me-
1900 rofriaF y CaanT Frel a
l--f go ~ ~ aWATrE 6lF So
81 arErH srar fr-rr A-ri ~
aoa ID E.Gh-M tal4at lr-U o.
Ger cfClu1. rrd re go
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MAsTEE CAKE AZ BTLIIARps.-A match
game OF Billiards took place st the Senate
billiard Saloon, on Cedar Street, near
Cherry, between the well known plsyers,
Messrs. Davis and H~perOnimus, which re-
suited as follows.
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Aominlsffsi0f's N0tl18.

go 81 a. stninsu1tor q o. e.
~ t.ro "a II Bal - cese4. ni- r 20
~ - ~ y % ~ tma urrecra1 tr
~ - - - n~ef, 81 acfa 1le-tad >
So hrrsr1a44 E
$50 @AEEu azrfA 2Er
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patrolaum Rarrels.

-on asEr ~ oeuplaa SEQ q H2rN ks
II eAes0
- SsT kpPgU 4. 4 cAFlG cssh-
- 80 skTsoS, sycszess &lS .zif@
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Have yoa seen che new styles Of Wall
Papcr Just received BY
". FErrzeN & Co.,
- Public SQusre,
isDas-ew Cor. Dcsdcyick st.
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Establishod in 1882, at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.

HAESG FOR sESEsAL- YEARS NoTcEp THIS BAEBABo-s voDr o.
--hr 1.ase. a' fhisAfk DlShAsEss y q. vo sus r7lsaczs at
b te
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ThE uli1ue volume VII couis1 The entire OBJ
! .ecrau az "FEraslErM y. Ntsrra' cHutubl-
rous lofle Press lrQugl1u rEa countryt uElh
new matter heret1ore UNPUBLISHED
"NasnF" persouates The PASTOR f TIE New LEht
Democratic Church, bis letters and Eermous
purpou % give IN inside view of nc ruccI pies OF
the pemo.raac party, wrr6n 10 the most gro.ss.
que. sero-colulc sryle
Possessing eztuo0ttnET interest fron ts orria-
shty, vi snd ssus-lc srgie. rhapsor'e cf ne Wet
" notli to give q large CrcGia1ol 70 -s uo-E
OF q Mesleu Genus
TIE Fork VII De- scid
SOLELY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
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Newspapers throughout lae 2 @
70 TIE Ubisct- Of tho meo4Is 80
publish the above call unIA 'N0 80 F
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ARREsr or 10 RopDERs.
suieis, Of one of Them.
Arorion OF the Properly ReeOrerea

80 osher surrenaers Himself.
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apl6-dtd
VREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU or Provisions AND CLOTHING,
April IS, 1865.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed " Proposals for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables will be received at this Bureau
uatil o'clock on the 2lth day Of APRIL, inst,
for the supply Of twenty five thousand pounds Of Fresh
Beef and twenty Ave thousand pounds Of Fresh veRe
tables, at the Washington, D. C., NRvyYA and sta
tion required The Beef and Vegetables must be Of
good quality and the best the market affords, and each
article must be offered for by the pound The Beef to
be in equal proportions, fore and hind quarters
Bonds, with approved security, will be required In
half the estimated amount Of the contract, and
twenty per cent. In addition will be withheld from the
amouut Of eaes payment to be made collateral
rty for the due perfOr Of the CONTRACT which will
account, be paid until It is fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by written
guaranty, signed by responsible persons,
that tie bidder bidders will his their bid be
eepted enter into obligation within ave days, with
good and sufficient suretes to furnish the articles pro-
posed
proposal tofii be considered unless accom- painted
BY such guaranty and By sdtiSdct0ry evidence that The
bidder q regular dealer IN The articles proposed, and
has the license required By lao Qr Congress.
The Department the right reject any pro-
posa not considered advantageous to the Government
ID
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AND
w GBORaRr0wN RAILROAD. rH
TINE TABLE
AND OHIO RAILROAD

wAsHIperor, March &C. 1865.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE, and
WASHINGTON AND TIE WEST, are now run as fol.
lows, viii
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, 81 go $50, and ll.l5
a. m, and 24o, 30, and $50 pm.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, sxospt Sunday, at Q 20 g. m. and %
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPoAIs JUNO.
Leave at and g. - .. m and at 4 Is and Ls5 p.
IN. daily, except Sunday.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave At % and l. 80 a m, and l. 30 p m. No train
TO or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at T. 80 I'm. and 245 and 7. 80 ?. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave Al 7.30 a. m. and 4 10 p m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at $50 u m. and 7.So
p. m.
On Sunday, at SOP m. only, connecting At Relay
Station with trains from Baltimore 10 wheeling Par
Through tickets to the West can bs had at the wash
ington Station Ticket Once at all hours In tho day,
we'll as at the new once In the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between four-anda
half and sixth streets.
For New YORK, Philsdsphis, and Boston, see ,dvsr.
tsemsnt Of Through Lin"
Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE
General Ticket Agent
oRo g. KooNTz, Agent,
jas-u Washington.
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SOL [oryrcIAL.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed a, the First session OF the Thirty
Mlnth Conarean.


Ninth Congress.
TPUBLIC-No. SO.
AN Act TO authorize the sale Of marine hos
pitfalls and Of revenue cutters =
Be IL enacted By The Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States of Amer
Scd IN Congress assembled That the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury be, and he is hereby,
authorized TO lease, or to sell at public cue
ton, to the highest and best bidder, for cash,
after due notice in the public newspapers,
such marine hospital buildings and lands ap-
pertaining thereto as he may deem advisable,
and he is hereby empowered to make, exc
cute, and deliver all needful conveyances to
the lessees or purchasers thereof respectively;
and the proceeds Of said leases and sales are
hereby appropriated for the marine hospital
establishment: Prouded, That the hospitals
Mt Cleveland, Ohio, and Portland, Maine,
shall not be sold or leased, nor shall any hos
pital be sold or leased where no other suit
able and sufficient hospital accommodations
can be procured upon reasonable terms for
the comfort and convenience Of the patients.
SEC. 2. And be a. further enacted, That
the Secretary Of the Treasury be, and he is
hereby, authorized in his discretion, to sell
at public auction, to the highest and best
bidder for cash, after due notice in the public
newspapers, such Of the revenue cutters as
he shall find to be i'll adapted to the purposes
OF the revenue service, and to expend the
proceeds Of said sales in the purchase or con-
struction Of other vessels better suited to the
wants Of said service.
Approved, April 20, 1866.