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KEEP: CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
FOR SALE

KEEP: CONsTANTLY ON HAND AND
FOR SALE
100 bags choice Rio Coffee.
l25 bbls Crushed, Powdered and Granu-
lated Sugar.
I4O bbIs Coffee Sugar. if-Hlt#s
so Mackerel, No. and 2.
% Ne. 8.
s $50 kits No. l, 2 and p.
200 boxes Star Candles.
125 Soap (assorted.)
5 Tierces fresh Rice.
25 bbls Cider Vinegar.
$50 Extra Family Flour, Spring
field and Port Royal Mills.
100 bbls, J bbls and kegs country Lard.
5 tierces Dried Beet. ...H
so bbls N. o. Molasses and Syrups.
so bbls Sorghum Molasses.
10000 bushels Cotton Seed.
Together with an assortment of
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William II. Haslam and Others VS. Catharine
81 t Haslam and others.
saturday. December 18Th. 1860.

I IA tract of7Js acres, near the Nolensville Turn
pike, on the road leading to Mill Creek Church,
having upon il a neat frame house with -four
rooms, besides all needed stables. houses, etc
@This place is about two and half miles from
the Square and isjust the thing for small family
who wish to live Out.Of the city.
Terms OF SALE credits Ofsix, twelve. eight
cen and twentyiOuI months, with interest from
date. Notes required, with personal security, and
lien retained. Sale tree from redemption.
MORTON b. HOWEI.E, G. and NJ,
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Great Chancery SAFE


IN PURSUANCE OF. DEGREES OF THE
i Chancery Court in the consolidated cases OF
}. H. kendFick and others ts. W. Barrow, | will
sell at public auction. on the premises, on
Thursday, December "a. ES66.
the three fine dwelling houses on Cherry street.
at and near the corner Of Gay street, These
houses are we'll built. conveniently located for
business men, and each house contains six good
To0ms, besides kitchen, servants rooms. etc.
ALSO, the three small dwelling houses in the
rear Of the above, on Gay street. Each Of these
houses contains SIX rooms, and is7yell suited tor
a small family. +.s..f .r..a...-. -..z..-
ALSO, the vacant property on the corner of
Summer and Line streets. This property will
be divided into six lOts--f0ur ON Summer street
and two on Line street. Two of the summer
street lots front each 80 feet, and run back 10
feet The other two front each So feet, and run
back l75 feet. The lots on Line street front q
feet each, and run back II feet. .+ t..-
THE TERMS Of sale OF all this property VIII
be One-fOGrth cash, and the residue on credits
Of six. twelve, eighteen and twenty four months
with interest from day of sale Notes required
with personal security, ami lien retained. Sale
free from redemption. M. B. Howl Ella,
dec6-td Q. an
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V'HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
IL 1000 acres Of the Tract Of Land on which
be resides 1t IS susceptible Of convenient divi-
sion. is exceedingly rich. and is especially
adapted TO Grasses- One-half 81 The tract
is now in iuxuriant grass the balance In timber,
which. by the aid 0f the Northwestern Railroad,
which passes through It, could be sold in Nash
Vile for more than the whole land would cost
lf you desire one ofthe best Sfoelz Farms
ever ottef cd for sale u Davidson county, apply
at once. | am determined 10 sell. r
Ottef, also, large number Of thorough
bred StOek-several me Stations from four
to six years old, few Mares and q number Of
one and two year old Celts-some Of them in
fine condition to Be trained the next season.
IL the stations are not sold soon, they will be
tarmed on favorable terms s4..-
also eheT for sale pair of ThOrOugh-
bred Geldines, well matched and broke 70
Harness. ffra. W. q. HARDHNG.i
December 6, lS66.-tf
The Louisville Courier. Augusta Consultation
aiiSt, Mobile Advertiser and Register, copy q
the amount Of SD and forward hillsto this 0tiee
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Elijah Dickson vs. Dennis Conner and
others.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Il Chancery Court in above case, | will sell, at
the Court House. at Nashville. or
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FREsH CANNED FRUITs.

IL @ u O r 8
AMONGST WHICH ARR
! Pipes Fine Brandy, ts.s er.
Hennesey, Otard, DuPey & Co,
PintoC astillon; vintage, lS49, 50, and 81
81 United Vineyard; Proprietors; 1850,
1 I Rochelle, $780,.
Puncheons best Irish and Scotch Whisky
J Pipes Jamaica Rum,
/ Pipes n. f.
65 4 casks Sherry and Port Wine, all
grades r 7s
s ! casks pure Malaga Wine,
4 Pipes pure Holland Gin,
IS boxes st. Marceaux Champagne,
so Cabinet
65 Heidsick
lbs boxes Claret, very fine. s....
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GRAIN, Etc, Etc,
Fer the Trade at Low PRICES.
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Stddt WldtDI1flD, - ----I--
Bureau beS GtdatS<Sefretdrs.
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sur annoGme ober Serperuns uterbreitet rerben Oa.
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SeO. II. - 9erenister &eT@tus 3ur &iberrufc bes
g. Gbi8uttes bes g. @rtitelS Der Serfaiiung.
3 ED offeH bur@ bic sc etetgeb
b IN 90 arp La Tb. s. inter 5uftimnuus bon brei
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dpnittS bes abten Nrtitels amenbirt tperbe.
Gm 6 ma e an 3. WlIrs 1895.
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iSerti0e NlciDsr
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9Reineu seetrtsn GrsGrbeu Rnb Segl 9}HsIifum mace
ID 5teruGlt Sic Gnetse, 6aB 10 bo3 loon felt Sa9ren an
bieem gIasc stablrte Ge9dt 6ernrHnen babe unb 6e'
SnSs Elm rst@SuIses eager bon iSusn, elib gearbes'
teteu errenslebsrn usueer aeOH su BEN btSen areia
fen sorrStets balten unb dn ies Guf 8eslung aners
tiNeu perte. -atOe fir SSde uub Soisn8erse in allen
Sorten nn6 Bu alien greifeM.
yeruer etne ausDebl Seaeni9irute StS6e &C., io!Die
one in bieies GAO eiafblosenoeu artitci.
sy stue DefelGun5sn tDerben prrEspt, biGiS unb in
tHrsefer Grip anssfert6t.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.-l es,.TGsy after our report lIo-ed-
MT. morrill, presented petition VI gaanGfas-
tur'rs OF mineral waters. &c, IN the Distrie; 81
Coiumh'a, praying for au alteration % the laws
ieIniatnE the eOttlIng Of mineral water, Ac,
ID 'he District 80 as 10 protect them ma their
business, which was referred 20 the COmmIt.ee
LOT the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Poland. Mr. Frssencen. and Nj sum-
L'I tach delivered an eulogy ON Senator FOo;.
aFd the Senate adjourned
port closed
The concurrent resolution OF The senate pro-
htnung Inc sale OF sp5rituous hquors m me
IN. oh,'.S States capitol and The grounds ada
OtI 'ntIe'o, being under ConsiarTA.ion-
MI Wentworth. of IN, moved 20 amend The
Resolution 80 a. 20 Provide for thr eNrsnxicu OF
ls optiS'i"n 10 al tbe buildings owned bv he
GoNeininenL lie remarked that tu hts Nievy
there Was manlfes'IN more danger from Sn,-,.- '
Uous liquors ~ the aIseual. or v.Lsrey.r ne
United States magazines were kep;, than nere
m the Capitol.
ArIrT some further debate. The question was
,Hk,n upon the amendment proposed by M
W'TtwoTth, which was agreed 10, and the
'Icurrpnt resolution. as thus amended, was
.G'r aCopteC.
Senate joint resolution for the temporary re-
III % Cestiiu'" people m tue BIs,rIct OF Co
lEmhia vas taKen up. 1 he resolution. aS has
been already stated. approprIares S2StsD for tl.,
Eeliel o. destitute ~, pie IN toe nstTIct OF Co.
lum bia. and provides that tie same shall be-
expended under the direction OF tne Freed
men : Bureau
Mr. IngersoIl. Of III. sa,d tha: hn had already
had n letter read 10 The House from the SUPER
int ndent OF Police. showing the absolute ne
CeSsIty which existed for some relief Ct ,aIs
character 10 the large number OF destitute par-
sons now in the District. and he hoped la: tbe
House would take action AZ once upon the re-
solution.
Mr.. Rogers, OF y. J.. thought thai i Uould
be well to amend the resolution SO a. 10 pro-
vide that the relief afforded should na given
"wlihout distinction OF race or color" Ne
wanted the money 10 boz spent under he sirpc-
ton OF the city authorities Of Washington. and
for the relief of the de- t,tute a.! n! So'o-s and
not 10 he placed IN the hands Of IN. Fred
mems I'uruau.
Mir. Stevens. of Pa.-Uh, no! Let rs have
th- previous question.
Nr. lngersoll sad, IN reply to M Rogers.
mat the resolution was now before thc E,us.
and that he would be- governed by the yytll Of
Tue House IN regard TO A.. lie now demanded
me previous question upon as passage.
The demand tor the previous question Lay-
!ne been seconded, the msIn question was pu-
ana the resolution passed-yeSs 100. nays o.
A message was then received from the SEN
ate conveying he louJ resolution passed hv
lhat body m regard 10 the dea,h Cf the Ia:e
Senator Foot.
Mr.. Woodbridge. Of Vt. proceeded 20 ad-
dress the HoUSe ia eUlCCy OF the LIE Zng char
acter Ct the deceased senator: and was fol-
lowed by AossrS Morrill,. Banks, Wasuburne.
Daw and Grinnell. Adjourned.
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~ Bishop CoIenso, It was stated in the Ia.e
foreign news, had been formally eXcommuRI-
Gated for heresy. and the decree will Dc re-
spected in every part OF the Anglican Com
muniCn.
ex-The Jackson Mississippi Standard saws.
A Matrimonial epidemic seems 10 ne prevail
ing 10 an alarming extent among our Carroll
county friends. and so far "a we have been
able 10 learn, no steps are being taken 70 arrest
its progress.
ga little boy, twelve years Of age. disc re-
Gently Of hydTophohis, in Sussex, EugIaud.
from the bite OF a rat
K7-AlI PetroIia might have been bought n
few years ago fer S2Ts,UQ, anG IL is row COO
sideTed worth S25u,,tO,OCU.
ES-The great bridge across the Ohio near
Cincinnati j. nearly completed. Ii is 2IglJ feet
long, and has the largest span in Tie world
nT-On Tuesday evening, quite a number of
French Canadians. residents Of New Yo-s
met 10 give express ton 10 their yieN,rs touehiUs
the annexation Cf Canada
vermont Is gathering large crop OF ma.
pie sugar.
nS There We're formerly zoo churches in
MOSCOW, hutIhe Emperor Nicholas consider
tfls toe many for a respectahle community,
and so were by his order torn down.
rFA cashmere goat. valued at one thousand
oollars, passed through indianapolis on The
Ith instant. for Green Castle, in that State. Its
horns measured three feet and TIVE inches IN
length
rS~A country editor describes The eclipse OF
the moon as .beauu' nj and total.
81 Detroit is said TO be ahead with desperate
and determined outlaws-CaRada Is so handy.
eS-A wesIihy ~, Louis lady has eloped with
negro minstrel.
HT(,hurch news are among the articles which
makes rafiles lively in England.
.rT-Tbe California peach .and apr.cots are
blooming already
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FINANCIAL.-The New York stock market
shows aslght reaction. The Commercial Ad-
yertlser says:-Governments are unsettled by
the return OF a small amount OF Fiye-twenties
and the anticipation OF future large arrivals
flve-twentles OF 62 are being sold .'short," In
anticipation OF this movement; but, at a slight
concession, buyers are as numerous as sellers.
ana the prlce Is but little affected. Sales have
advanced 10 1855. Seyen-thirties are active
ana nrm especially the second and thiro
series, the latter closing yesterday at lpO4
money is IN moderate demand from brokers
On call the rate is generally ii i've per cent with
IrlVate bankers, with exceptions at six per
cent. The banks generally quote six per cent.
which perhaps means that they prefer dis
continuing prime paper at seven per cent 20
lending on call AZ nve per cent. Discounts are
moderately active AZ 6A q, per cent. for prime
names, paper OF that gradS being SC trce GoId
remains firm, principally owing to its scarcity
and 10 the supposItion that there may be large
returns OF fIVe-twenties from Europe The
rate on gold loans is from l-}2 per cent per
day 10 6 per cent. per aHnum. Quoted yes Ter.
Gay noon at la7 n.
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ESlt is believed that the notes of State banks
Will soon go out OF circulation. The ac. of
Congress. directing that they shall be "a x-,i Ter
per cent If IN circulation after the first of
will hasten their retirement.
fyThe lUss Of members in the Methods,
Church, North, daring the var, was GU,D,lr the
present aggregate being !.22s, ,393 80 =
antbTopls; and Capitalist, designs taking Hna..
sage for his c@uniry on the, 18th day of Anri,
next, in The Scotia and he " III probably an.
rive before the end OF that month =" :
ES-A scamp in ST. Lonis stole the eoa,ribu.
non hox OF ihe sunday School chilarsu He
g~t some three thousand dollars. ennup,, saws
tie Argus, to pay his way over the Slyx
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~ At the last session OF the French Commit
tee for the emancipation of the negroes two
addresses were read. one to the q ueea Of Spain
and the other 10 the Emperor OF BraZI- These
addresses, which ask for the abolition OF slay-
cry In the Spanish colonies and the BRAZILIAN
Empire, are signed by NM. Guizot, BrogiIe,
Montalembert, Falloux. Henri, Martin, La
bOulaye. and others
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Fields. Chuck was spravIed out half over
the tail board Of has cart, vomiting, sweating,
&C, &e--in shoTi. getting relief IN as many
ways ss dad SanCho PanzS af,er his famous
crench % talsam. IL is pretty certSin that no
trichini effected 4 lodgmen; IN ChEek's internal
combinations thatti
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% All the recent local elections al the West
snow heavy Democratic gains. ST. Louis,
deemed a stronghold OF radic;lism has inst
gone Democratic by 5000 majority. In Cincin-
nati the heavy Republican majority has been
cut down by over 3,iU0 In Indianapolis the
democrats have gained from six 10 seven thou
sand votes.
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a SLIGET MIsTAKE.-As an evidence of the
Ignorance prevailing IN some portions OF Nor IN
Carolina, II may BE mentioned that many ofthe
people are rejoicing over the demise of the late
Senator Foot, OF Vermont, believing him to be
the lrrepressible Henry s., of Tennessee. who
'deserted the Confsderacy in its hour of need. !"
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HPrentice says: -'.Conneeticut has gone
and elected a Republican Governor AND n Re-
publican Legislature. Hang her! She de-
serves not 10 have been Our native STATE We
shall have 20 ask the Kentucky Legislature TO
pass q blil making as,a native of some other
Staieo
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CARRIAGES,

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
- CARRIAGES.
On hand, large azsoI tment of Carriages of nv
own make. Also, first class Grocery sSEM 8,
aud PuSlness Wagons. ALWAYS Oh hand ,S-NtySS
large number # second hand r-SLSHS
rage. Several superior Cnd- hand Phsetons,
which Will tie sol very low.
Repairing prompt attended to.
RODENT III. GRAHAM
apIe 3t' and 374 d street
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WASHINGTON CITY LOAN OFFICE.
LEVI p DE WOLFE, w
NO. 31I Penna. avenue. between ~ and0 "
9th streets, opposite National Hotel,
Formerly with the late Levi Benjamin, of Balti.
more, has opened an Office for the purpose OF
LOAFING MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT,
on all kinds Of Merchandise, such as Diam onds,
Gold and Silver Watches, SiIverware. Guns, Pts
tolls. GeRtlemen's and Ladies' Wearing Apparel
Goods Of all descriptions bought and sold.
Business strictly confidential.
~ Private entrance adj Joining fe co-3m-
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

II WIRE MANS
H. from Philadelphia ~
CELEBRATED LADIES SHOES. S.%s~5
AGENCY as nth STREET, one square from
Pennsylvania avenue.
A large assortmtnlDf Ladies' Fashionable
BOOTS AND SHOES
constantly on hand
Also, Orders attended 70.
-eB6m- G. S0HON. Sole A gent
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MCFARLAND, STEPHENSON a. Oo,s
4N FAST FIR ZIG 1T LINE
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
GE0kGET0WN.
And Points on and Connecting with the Orange h
Alex aHdria Railroad.
hEBCHANDISE Or EVERY DESCRIPTION
EORN ARDED WITH DISPATCH AT
THE LOWEST RATES.
- The above Lise is strictly HONE LINE the
Pruprietsrs being cid residents of Baltimore and
Washington. srt of long experience in the tor
Warding busi scss. They confidently solicit the
patronage Of tae public
ofices:-1ls SGnth Eutsw street. Baltimore and
Baltimore aRd Washington Depot, Washington +,
u.
JOHN McEARLAHD, Baltimore.
JoHN A. STEPHENSON, Washington, ID. q.
fnh lJ-Jnr
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GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

I~oaId advise al persons having teeth 70 SrRNS.
extract % call At Dg. LEW IE > ohace, and Sp9E$
have them taken out without pain.
Also, call and eI anime the Doctors nsw and i'm
proved ulethcd Of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETE.
IL yOu once the great I'm Improvement In his teeth,
you vii nave them in no other style than this new
and valuable one. Teeth Inserted on Gold, Silver
and Rubber Plates At the cid price, as We have not
advanced the prics on our work since the great
change in gold.
Ne. 2<Q Psnn's avenue, between nth aud ls:h
streets.
jan1s-ly S.R LEVINE. M. D.. Dentist
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEM ENTS.
SkovER's NEW THEArEh,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. near winard's Hossl.
LEONARD GROVER 4 Co.,. Di rectors
LEONARD GROVER-.-...O. d. HISS.
THIS tFridayj EvESiNG' April pr i 1s, ~ 1895,
the performance viii commence with Boucic.ul;'s Is
delightful lFih sfs5li c5fGEES GGEins fntslsG ssWs
OR, THE BRIDES OF GARRY0wEN.
POPULAR MUSICAL SELECTIONS BY THE
0kCMEsTA, UNDER The DiRECTioN OF
To conclsde with an Original. Aboriginal, Err
ratio, operAtic, Semi civilized, Semi Savage E1-
Oh, THE GENTLE SAVAGE.
Saturday night, benest of D. A STRONG, Scenic
WASHINGTON THEATER.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND o STREETS.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT But ONE OF
NINE GHIoNI AND SIG. sUsINI'S
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
MAX TRAKoSCH.................... DIRECTOR
THIS friday EVENING, April Is, 1866,
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE,
FoIizetti's Grand Opera. in feur acts,
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOCR.
MILE PAULINE CANISSA and
n
in the princi pal roles
FULL CHORES AND ORCHESTRA.
Musical Director and Conductor....-~Sig. +. ROSA
Saturday, Farewell Night,
IL TROVAT0RE.
CANTERBURY
Oerper Pennsylvanis avenue and Ninth street.
GEORGE LEA EA...............-...-...Sole Proprietor
FIRST WEEK OF THE SPRING SEASON.
ALL NEW PERFORnERS
, First week of the Infant Gymnast
LA PETIT ANGELO
who will execute his Chef d'!Euore called Fan,
IsroststiOn, or Flying Throush the Air.
Wh CARLETON,
The great Irish Vocalist
MR.. II. DONALDSON,
The renowned Frenrh Acrobat
MILE FORESTEEL
In her great Rope ing Feat.
FEMALE XOUAVE TROUPE
MISS LIZZIE DCNALDSON
The great Slack wire AscensiOni-t.
l.. DONSELLY'S BALLET TROUPE
will appear in two favorite pieces. viz:
KIhKA AND la SWISSE
RyTequest, MULLIGAE will remain
X. BUCKLEY,
Tie greatest Of Ethiopian 20 eIans
A touSc Pant-mime entitled ACK ROBIN
SON AND HIS MONKEYS viii conclude tae per
To- nance. apo
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TT U I III 4 l. A ID L ES.

IT I ii l. A ID ES
The subscribers take pleasure in announcing that
ss General Agents, they have completed arrange
ments to supply the lsteet production of the
AMERICAN MOLbED COLLAR COMPANY
GRAY'S PATENT LADIES' CRImPED COL
LARS,
To which they would invite the specfal attan #
the ladies This article is entirely novel its CON
strucflun and appearance, and reaches the purcha-
ser IN the form OF handsome turn ever Collar
cTimped or tuted, as ITS name inoicate~ and prop
eTly curved to mt snuRly the wearer's sleck BY
tight pniling upon the ends, however, lust SUN
elent 10 destroy the sweep curvature IL becomes
q neat and tasty "Garrotte" or Standing Collar or
PAIR OF tuhs. 1t Is manufactured from the same
choice material used In making Bank note paper
and retains its pearly white appearance, without
soillng, even longer than . nicely polished linen
collar.
A. this Collar Il entirely new in the m ,rket and
as yet lie in the hands OF only the larger dealers
undersigned propose for the present till the Coil ar
Is rnnrc generally introduced to furnish sannie
boxes containing oHe dozen Collars by mail post
pald 10 any address on receip pt of IS cents
IL In gtrtRg Pot Ofce address, mention Ta,pa
COUHIy, and Sdfe. address,
LELAND, JOHNSON 4 CO..
mn E5-eoI5t 81 Deyonshire ST.. Boston.
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A SEC 4 4 t.
By THE BARDcF OAK HALL.
|, Each day as You read vorr newspaper
AL offer yOu often will find.
To teach you TO make a great fortune,
1fyOu are but that way inclined.
Ifyou will send them some money,
Their secret to you they will tell:
And Tor others which like 10 inform you,
:ew stamps will answer well.
But, have got something 10 tell you,
hat VIII save yOu many u tramp,
IL you want TO buy good and cheap clothing;
And don't even charge you a stamp.
New iust walk up to Seventh street,
And straight into SMITHS OAK HALL GO,
AEd you ID Ind the beet clothes in the city
Are soid by SMITH BROTHERS & 90.
SMITH BROTHERS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
OAK HALL,
564 SEVENTH SHEET
Just received the largest and finest stock Of
ingIen u4viEg secured the test artisfs IN the citv
We are prepared to make mp in the finest style aud
at r les y prices 'han any other estab'ishmtnt.
NJ LOSANO, MERCHANT TAILOR, 5II
A'f Sinth street, corner Cf n. desires ..
20 Call the attea,Gon Of his friends aud the "a
c%cds fer sPRiSG an SUMNER WGAR. w
which be viii make MP at reasonable rates -'AkA-
Mr.. hob KIT HAEDON, his associate in bu<i.
ness invites his former friends to give him cali,
and guarantees a perfect fitting and fashionable
"a, ~ 20 All who may give their patronage.
- P. 81 have removed from 3l7 Ninth street, to
ihe a'oye mace. NH IS I'm
CHAkLES FARMER, JAMES T. WALKER
MERCHd Mt Ia dILOkS
No. +Si Seventh street, near T.
A hne assortment of CLOTHS, ,CASSIMERES
and EEST1NGS ON hand, which they will
siile manner.
:, We have also fine assortment of Gents NJ
Furnishing Goods. IL
Please give j. "A call.
Shirts made TO order.
fe 2b-3m FARMER WALKER
u }. HEIBERGER,
Il sueces-or 20 a. z. koudon 4 Oe.,
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, ~
M.f,opolitdn Hote! ldts Browns,
362 Pennsylvanis avenue, ~
Witt Washington. ID. q,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-13

ID LOOMS, ND,
The inventor and Pateutee of the nISERAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally at
his ofice in this city. Many persons canSyS0
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, ~ILo
sad person wear ctAers who cannot wear
th@se.
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire,
but TO those Who are particular, and wish the pa
rest cleanost, strongest and most perfect denture
that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully warranted,
Rooms in this citv-No. 33s Pennsylyania ave
between 9th and lOth SITS. Also, S07 Arch street,
Philadelphia. &C ~ Nv