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A MErEoRIc MEErINe.-The ooloret

49, A METEoRIc MEETING.-The colored
people of New York city had a meteoric
Iprayermeeiing, in which some curious scenes
were enacted. The speech of the presiding
clergyman was as follows: {" Ny brethren,
fall on your knees. [Shouts of Glory
and %, save usPl The great red dragon
with seventeen heads and twenty-seven
horns is 10 rush across the sky Cries of
mercy land death on a pale horse is a
riding like fury after the beast. Voice,
I'm ready; save me, captain Be ye
also ready, brethren. Voice, Use on the
sloop of salvation, and Pse bound for
glory.'l Come at once-the devil is in the
air. Lord, chain the devil. Hercules
and Mars and all the gods of the heather
are gathered in the atmosphere to destroy
US; but glory be to our Maker, He can
20 6ght all of them. Amen. Mind the
fiery serpents above your head. Keep
them things off; Amen They are worse
than the Copperheads, for the Copperheads
can't kill the SOUL" GGlory.1 The cler-
gyman having concluded, black woman,
weighing three hundred and fifty pounds,
exclaimed, 81 don't care no how if de
heavens fall on me, for Pm ready for glory.
Let dem stars aud dem installations come
down; de can't kill my SOUL" Ee,
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I,UUU BARRELS EXTRA FAMILY FLOul
200 barrels extra superfne Flour;
80 hogsheads New Orleans Sugar;
tt % hogsheads Demerara Sugar; ~
80 barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugars
zoo sacks prime Bio Coffes;
% sacks Laguira Coffee; 1
% barrels fresh Rice;
80 barrels New Orleans Molassss; FL
200 boxes Proctor CANDLES Soap; .4
$50 boxes various brands Soap
u 100 boxes Star Candies; a
100 boxes Tallow Candies, hard pressed p
Ai'5 30 boxes fine Chewing Toba 60; cd
ID 50 gross Fine Cut Tobacco
+. % barrels Smoking Tobacco; f,
25 kegs English Soda; 81 iE
Is kegs American Soda;
40 cases 1 and ID. cans Oysters; q.
so boxes Pepper; a9 rr
80 boxes Spice; -rsr
80 boxes Indigo i -s.T
80 boxes Ground Mustard ;. f N
Is barrels Mason's BIacking;
60 boxes pint, quart and half gallon Bottle
20 boxes CARROTS Snuff;
20 gross Durkee's Bluing;
Is barrels Bourbon Whisky,
Is barrels Robertson County WHISKY
100 barrels Foote Nash Proof Whisky; "a
100 barrels Ginger Cordial; r.
4a Is barrels Ginger Wine EHE.gt 81
Is barrels Sweet Wine
so barrels Grape Vinegar; ~
Is barrels Lemon Syrup;
80 boxes Starch; ata-Al
so dozen Buckets; ..-.er s u
so dozen Brooms;
1000 Flour Sacks; .tH NsE
so boxes assorted Candy; I
Brandy, Rum, Gin, Wines, Of various brands,
wEAKLEY s YARBROUGHss.
No. North College street, Nashville, Tsnnesse
@ F oct11-3m
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WEAKLEYI & oYARBROUGH,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
NO. 8 NOETH COLLEGE STREET.

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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 50 south Market ST., Nashville.
TENNESSEE.
Lyons Periodical Drop
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops are q scientifically compounded
fluid preparation, and better than any Pills. Pow
ders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is
direct and positive, rendering them a reliable,
speedy and certain specific for the cure Of all
distractions and suppressiOns of nature. Their
popularity is indicated by the fact that over l00,
900 bottles are annually sold and consumed BY the
ladies Of the United States, one Of whom speak in
the strongest terms Of praise Of their great merits
They are rapidly taking the place Of every other
Female Remedy, are considered BY all who know
aught Of them, as the surest. safest, and most in
fallble preparation in the world, for the cure of
ali female complaints. the removal Of all Obstruc
tons Of nature, and the promotion of health.
regularity and strength. Explicit directions sta
ting when they may be used, and explaining when
and why they should not. nor could not be used
without producing effects contrary to natures
chosen laws, viii be found carefully folded around
each bottle. with the written signature of JOIN L.
LYON without which none are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. LYON, los Chapel street, New
Haven, Connecticut, who can be consulted either
personally. or by mall (enelesinz stamp leoncern-
ing all private diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold BIZ Druggists everywhere.
G.. g. CLARK, & CO.,
Genl Agents for U. 5. and Canadas.
Ort20-1 Ew-eyWpd-1y H .......
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A POOR woman and her child lately set
tied in Western city, and we're greatly re-
duced and in need Of food The child see
ing a chicken in the back yard, wanted to
kill it and have a pot-pie. No, no" said
the mother, that would be wicked, and
God would surely punish you" Then, "
said the youngster, looking up, "lePs move
back to New York-there amt any God
there"
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z ICH.4NCERYs SALES

sapaoa FOR -a ia
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An authoress compares a man TO a silk
umbrella in these quaint terms: ga good
man is like a strong silken umbrella, trust
worthy and shelter when the storms of
life pour down upon US. A mere walking
stick when the sun shines-a friend in mis-
fortune" Use ~
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m N Il w H
Wood Working Establishment.

Il operation their shop for Manufacturing Sash
Doors, Blinds inside and cut. beth stationary
and pivot stats; Weddings, Corniees, Brackets
Washboards and Gaselngs, Door and Window
Misunderstanding and Flooring, dressed ready for
use and every description Of wood work con-
nected with building. We are also, prepared to
contract for Buildings entire, or in part We have
been at heavy expense in procuring and putting up
Machinery, and hope by punetuality and dispatch,
10 merit and receive the custom of a generous
public .r.r -.. a-.e -
Orders from any section Of the Southern ooun-
try viii be punctually filed.
Our Shop is in immediate connection with the
Locomotive Shops OF the Nashville and Chatta-
nOoga Railroad Company, near the Sewanee Coal
Yard. on Cedar Street. Nashville Tennessee.
TURBIYILLE & FULCHER.
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ron SALE.

An mn SLATE PENCILS. in wooden
tOsOUO boxes. az % cents per 100.
Best French copying Ink. (purpls,) 81 Is qt bot.
Best French copy ing Ink, purple, at IS pit bot.
Best Black Ink, ut Soc. pt. bot
WM. GAMBLE & CO.,
n0F1}-u Is Cherry street.
r-- 10000 -r.... -... =. -
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Susan B. Eabank. Adm'rx. vs.. Mary a.
60, Wright aud others.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Chancery Court in this cause, viii sell at pub
lie auction, at the Court House in Nashville, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER /. 1866,
The Tract Off Acres Of Land purchased by John
L. Eubsnk, deceased, from VIM. H. Jenkins, .upon
which Is the Distillery erected by said John L. Eu-
bank, now deceased.
ANY information in regard to the property can
be procured from Felix G. Mckay, VIM. II. Jenkins,
or the Undersigned.
TERMS OF SALE--Credits Of six and twelve
months, with interest. Notes required with good
security, and lien retained.
MORTON B. HOWELL,
nOvl0-td Clerk and Master.
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saturday, December 18Th, 1855

Lot No. 20, in BaIch & whi,eside's Addition to
Nashville, lying on Hamilton street, and running
from McLemore 10 Spruce street. a
. Terms OF SkLE.--0ne, two and three.years
credit, with interest from day Of sale. Notes re-
Quired, with approved security, and lien retained.
Sale free from redemption.
$3.50 MORTON b. HOWELL, c. and NJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07

deceased, who was under thelnfiuence Of liquor,
| was seen by Storm coming down out OF Harrsofss
Office with two books. He was followed by Storm
| who canght him and struck MN several tlmes WIN
| his fists The deceased was taken in custody by
: Storm and another person andEbrought pach 10.
- ards the store Storm then ran in and procured
s oeral water bottles with which he again attacked
the deceased. He flung three bottles at oeayr
ceases after brought to the police station
of the p, rst District anflocked mp, but was found
dead in ts morning by the turnkey.
The CHA points Of the defense were taat tne
strnck him in he side Of the head; that Storm had
oo,nno;ttad the act while arresting him FLOR the
larceny of the h oks, and that the accused had re-
ceved at fo PERIOD Ian a. ndry 9dry ox s nsaa
which resulted in = TENT temnera Al' ''u'i e-'''1'''
Tba oasa aa argue in their usual able manner
by the ttorney Genes al and NJ. quite;
The inrS returned q. verdict Of guilty Of man
slaughter.
snoorIna Gross wsris and James Winters,
to e"nrsS ,vidnas we arrested at O'Clock
iast r;nht NJ sergeant or aham, on st. Joseph
street, near The, circus on eharge @ 9i shoos!nS
Mr.. VIM Graha M with Intent y : hit Ia ".
Of the affair tina TIVE have heaN ~ quarrel IAe ensusd
and Wntsrs rs ihat Rl at Wes The ball instead Of
striking as intende d. took effect N MI eranam
right side passing downwards lng Nv Mas onadered
to the Waysrly HI use and Wat wa eusue and With
bad effect
ArrEMprEr ARso, .-Ludovico Ryder was ar
rested last evening Ct the reaaeas q gohn ~ ~ 81
fire to his house No.ls SCarondelet street. Ryder
will be brought Sefor, Recorder hreubDe this
/ morning.
WcvsDNe-Hyaan Fato was arrested in the
Second District last night ny omssr McManon, on
with a dangerous weapon, with intent TO kill
Y -Asr>4s ,-y--7---
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07
NUMBER 173.

was the only Jewish charity that had sought relief
from the State.
$1,000. -''" o''''n''
ofphan Girls Asylum Of the Immaculate Concep.
tous New Orleans, $4,000,
ST. Anne's Asylum, Fourth District New Or
leans, $1,000.
| Conference of st. Vincent de Paul, Common
street, New Orleans, $4,000.
| st. Mary's Catholic Orphan Boys Asylum, New
Orleans, $1,000
Ladies Benevolent Association Of New orIean,
$500. ,'''''
St. Vincent's Infant Orphan Asylum, New Or.
leans, $1,000.
| St. Eisabeth's Asylum, Magazine street, Nes
/ Orleans, $1,000.
Ladies' Of Providencs, Third District, Esr Or
leans, $780,
Mrs. Richardson's Home for the Aged and In
frs, corner os Second and New Levee stusets
New Orleans, $500.
Orphan Asylum, Seventh street, New Orleans
s3000.
Hous. of the Good Shepherd, New Orleans
$500.
Society for the Relief of Destitute Orphan Boys
Jefferson, $4,000.
Lousiana Retreat Jefferson, $500.
St. Dominicans Convent, corner of Drya5ss ani
Callope Streets $3.50.
Female Orphan Asyluns, Carrollton, $1,000.
Children's Home, Chartres street, New Orleans
5000.
Female Orphaa Asylum, Baton Rouge, s2000
st, Vincent's Orphan Asylum, DonaldsonViue
$4,000.
Benevolent Association of Catholic Ladies'
Baton Rouge, $1,000.
Mr.. solomon's bill requiring the Common Cous
Gil of New Orleans, every year, before imposing
any tax, TO divide the incorporated area, for taxa
ton purposes, so that suburban properties, not
within the improved limits of the city, shall not be
assessed for the payment of expenditures for the
exclusive benefit of urban properties or popula-
ton, was taken up and passed with some verbal
amendments.
On motion of Mr. Elan, the bill empowering
clerks of courts in the rural parishes to perform
certain acts, in vacation, which they have moi
hitherto had authority to do, was taken up and
passed.
On motion of Mr.. McEnery, the bill for the re-
lief of the Baton Rouge, Crosse Tete and Ope
lousas Railroad Company was taken up, and was
under consideration when the House adjourned
after 8 o'clock, for want of quorum.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1866

removal of suits from the Provisional Court. HI
stated that an act of 1864 provides that the juG g
of that court may transfer them to the Distric
Courts; but that officer is now settled in New
York practising law. The object Of this bill was
to give to plaintiffs or defendants the power oi
transferring them.
Mr.. Burthe said the Judiciary Committee hat
already reported against the bill and they had
come to the conclusion that the only refsedy fol
| the difficulty it contemplated was to address Con
gress on the subject, and ask for the abols!on o
the provisional court. The State has no authority
| over it whatever.
| Mr. Dnvgneaud expressed similar views upon
| the subject. The court he said, was established
by the President. If, however the clerk in charge
| of the cases was willing to allow Of their trans
fer, there could be no objection to its being DONE
| Mr. Mohan said the clerk was willing. Besides,
if he should prove not So the passing Of the bill
| could do no harm.
| Mr. Mundsy, as a test question, moved to lay the
bill on the table; and the motion was pronounced
to have prevailed by Is to 8, (not quorum.)
| Subsequently Mr.. 6U,the stated that he bad
been satisfied that the clerk of the court would by
tomorrow morning certify his assent to the trans
fer of the cases, and that therefore the bill might
advantageously be reconsidered and sent before
the Judiciary Committee. He, therefore, moved
| the reconsideration and reference, which were
| both agreed to.
| On motion of Mr.. Kenner, the bill to extend the
corporation limits of DonaIdsonville, was called
up, carried through its various stages and passed.
| Mr.. Scruggs called up the bill for the relief of
J. B. HALEY, to pay him $500 for services CEN
sus taker, with a view to the formation of the new
parish of Red River, in 1859.
On motion of Mr. Poche, it was referred to the
Committee on Finance.
On motion of Mr.. Scruggs, the bill to legitimate
children of Daniel Clark Osborn, was taken up
and referred to the Judiciary Committee.
| Mr.. Poche, with consent, withdrew his bill to
amend article 1868 of the Civil Code, and his bill
relative to the change of Courts in bis district.
The same Senator called up the bill to amend
article l72 of the Code of Practice; reported on
favorably by the Committee on the Judiciary. The
essary to write petitions institung SUITS in French
as well as English.
Mr.. Duyigneaud opposed the measure.
Mr.. Burthe supported it.
On the question being put, Mr.. Duvigneaud
called for the yeas and nays aud the result was
| follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Anderson, Barrow, Burthe
Cooley, Fellowes, Gibson, Hough, Kavanagh, Ken
ner, Lott, Mohan, Munday, Palfrey Poch6, Pur
CELL Taylor and Welch-17
Nays-Messrs. Duvigneaud, Lapeyre anG
Scruggs-3.
The bill was then carried through the various
stages and adopted.
The Senate adjourned to noon tomorrow
Wednesday, March 7th, 1866
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07
The LEGyoTazfy.
JUDGE HENRY D. OGDEN ACCEPTS.

JUDGE HENRY D. OGDEN ACCEPTS.
NEW ORLEASs March G. 1866
Messrs Alfred Penn William Henderson, Geo Jonas and
others:
Genemen-The delay in answering your fatterng
ncaton of the inst occasioned By my ndSposition
accept the canddature rendered My reply prepared
the day but owing the urgent solicitations of
friends its livery withheld The private reasons
exist then, to deter from accepting nomination
but from presentations made by of fe!lowc
feel that have the right to allow personal conside
govern my actions Ny is therefore, you
disposal with regard to the Of the city at the ap
prosching election.
am very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
II. d. OGDEN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07

The Oil of Palm and Mace for the hair. For
sale by I. W. Wright, successor to ]. WrisAs q
Co., SO Bienville street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07

The Charter OnS
COO KING STOVE
OVER 5000 IN USE THROUGHOUT THE CITY OF
NEW ORLEANS.
Each One is Offered as a Reference.
RICE BROS. u CO.,
90 mt e5 Camp street.
RICE BROS. & CO.,
22 Tchoupitouas street.
RICE BROS. g. CO.,
565 Magazine street,
SOLE AGENTS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07

WILCOX s. GIBBS Machine Will sew, men, 1e.
braid, tuck, gather. quilt, cortland emproidef WIN
perfect satisfaction. Wilcox Gibos' are repa'reus
and warranted at No. st. Charles street. Fiease
call and examine.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07

1866. Spring. 1866.
vEEoLESALKs.
j. LEvOIS & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
Have now in store
FULL LINES OF THEIR USUAL
STAPLE GOODS,
As we'll IS the --latest Novelties in
FANCY DREss FABRICS,
ADAPTED TO THE
SOUTHERN SPRING TRADE,
Fancy sTUFFS and LENOs.
French and Scotch LAWNS.
JACONETS and ORGANDIEs.
PERCALES and GINGHAMS.
Solid and Striped CHAMBRAYS.
French and English PRINTS
BAREGEs and TISSUES.
BRoCHE GRENADINES,
GRENADINES in plain color.
Black and Cclored ALrACAs.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
MERINOES and DRAP D'ETE
Fancy LINEN DRILLINGS.
White and Duck DRILLS.
Mohar Lace SHAWLS
French COTTONADES.
White GOODS and LINENS.
Bslmoral SKIRTS.
Ladies Dress TRIMMINGS.
Gowgua MATTING-white and checked
With full line of
AMERICAN GOODS
SHIRTINGS, and
Which we offer to Merchants
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES
LIBERAL TERMS.
J. LEVOIS & CO.,
Canal street, corner CT Bourbon
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07

We are requested to call attention to tae sag "
the medical library ef the late Df. luaenos.s'
this day, at half.past 10 O'CLOCK ny uaiuuoo ~
Smith, Yieser 4 Co., .at their salesroom' NO. "
Camn street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07

If you want -four that will please you, meuii"
for the brand known as "Stonewall Iacksoa'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07
Eureka.
THE INFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Decidedly the best article for restoring Gray Hair
original color tnot dyeing) eTectuay curing all diseases
the scalp, preventing the hair from fanE giving soft
and gloss that nothing else produce
For sale in New Orleans by
J. s. MAUNSELL & CO.,
No. q Chartres street,
between Canal and Gust ,mhouse
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07
Old 81. CrGSI Rum.

Buy bottle of G. A. RICHARDS STANDARD
OLD ST. CRoIX RUM put up for family individual use
and you will get the best Principal depot,
No "a CAMP STREET
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07


E4HeeE0cEc, EFsategy ss Co.,
q. B. wHEE1sscK, T. X. f1NLAY, WIN. BALL, T. O.
wooDMAN)
WHOLESALE DRUG GISTS,
-rMroRrHRs DEALERS M
Foreign and American Drugs, Chemicals,
Paints. Oils, Glass, ETC.,
Bos. % AND 30 MAGAZINE ST, CORNER GnAv1EK,
At the store lately occupied by Mr. T. W. Marsdsn
streets store formerly occupied by wsodman Bemsn..
NEW ORLEANS.
We beg attention the trade
ishmsnt.
From our long experience and unusual facilities in business
We satisfied offer such inducements to purchasers
will make 1t to their interest buy from It is our nten
tion to employ large portion of capital in the IMPOR
TAT1OH OF FOREIGN DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND
DRUGGISTS SUNDRlES
regular by steamer direct from Europe
to port, will afford equal advantages with the most
favored markets of the country.
We intend to have constantly hand complete stock of
Drugs Chemicals Pharmaceutical Preparations Surgical In
struments Pure Wines and Brandies Glass Ware Paints
Window Glass Oils varnshes Patent Medicines, Perumey,
Soaps all goods with the business which
sell at as low any house in the United States
1t will be aim to sustain reputation by furnishing
articles Of the best aity, and by assduous attention all
business entrusted to us.
WHEELOCK, FINLAY l. co.
Nd- Agents for Messrs BATLEY WATTS of London for
the sale of their celebrated preparations full and complete
stock Of which will always keep hand prices
Kreeger s. SeIiSnlna,
Near Josephine street, opposite St Elizabeth Asylum.
Will reopen on MONDAY, March S, with an entire new
atock Of
Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
and which they will offer at prices securing speedy sales and
general satisfaction to all fayoring them with call
They confident of having the BEST and FINEST asso
ent OF Dry Goods in the Fourth District and desirous
convincing all that they sell cheaper than any house
street, and have equally fine goods any Goods house
in the city.
By the ladies' and them that polite clerks will found
in attendance who will deem it pleasure to wait the
ladies'
They append choice articles at very prices
Read
Aace ShavIs, Points and Circulars,
In the following Iaces:
BLACK AND WHITE LAMA.
PUsCHER, CAMBRIA
CHASTILLY Etc, Etc
White Goods.
NAINsooK A., 81, ca, 3d.
SWISS, ~, 81. "a.
CAMBEICs, JACoNETs
VICTORIA Lawns.
LENo. ANGLGC1EN, Etc
Our stock of White surpassed By any in the
South.
PRINTED LAWNS
oRGANDIEs
JACoNETs.
PEECALES
BRILLIANTiNEs, Etc.
House FurnlAhing Goods.
Dsmask Cloth and Napkins.
Towels, Dapering
Bobbinet Bars, the finest assortment in the city
Silk and Pine Apple Grenadines, in variety.
10000 Cuffs and Collars, very cheap,
5000 yards Prints fast colors, lie
AT THE WHITE HOUSE,
KREEGER & SELIGMAN.
Great bargains in dry Goods,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07
Ground Spices, VInegar, etc.

Ground Spices, Tinesas, etc.
We have in store keep hand constant supply of
Extra Cider VINEGAR
CREAM TARTAR;-
Ground COFFEE;
:. MUsTARD;
.. PEPPER;
:. GINGER;
:. CINNAMON
:. ALLsPIOE;
:. GLOVES;
Which we will sell to trade heretofore at Manufac
GRAY g. NORRIS,
General Commission Merchants,
SO Canal street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07

On after the 9Th ns will offer entire stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS at greatly REDUCED
PRICES Whatever wilt remain unsod the lst f next
will be disposed of at public auction the firm of c.
A. Barriere Bro, is be finally dissolved. We invite mer
chants planters keepers and all in want of goods
ogve q call and examine stock, which is mostly
posed of goods recently imported by ourselves
c. A. BARRIERE & BRO.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07
An E1.en.ase II anufaesssy.


iBar Tslegraphfc d4sras ehes ON eixhaA pase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-17
AUCTION SALES.
WIN. L. WALL q co., Auctiosssrs.

IxECur9Rs SALE OF A NEAT AND ooM-
FORrABLE FRAME HOUSE, 10 e1ceilest or
Der, On street south, near sth street east. sixth
On TUESDAY, the nd day of May. 1853, .. SIX
Sssr for ,ns a. Pnslie suction the middle par.
Square numbered eight hundred and nifty. three:
lSsuers ncEth Of square No ssSJ Of the plan Of
and one third 40 inches from the northvs Ger
:nS %
sorfh ono hundred and forty-fo (l4t) feet
sSs
sl..I feet ssd eleven lIO inches to the liscs Of
Dwsliins House recently built.
street south The house is built in the very best
manner, and attached 70 the bsck building 10 .
The yard is well paved and contains . psnp Of
noet excellent water. accessible ct all times with
out et pesure 70 the weather This properly offers
safe end p5entable Investment.
Terms: One third cssh; the residue in s and II
pay endo ED ,1 and S.ss
Ing interest from the day Of sale, secured .by a
deed Of trust taken Oonvsy.neins And stamps Is
ct the cost OF the purchaser If the terms Of sale
day of sale the executors reserve the tight to re-
cell the said property at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser, on giving two days notice
WESLEY bOTELER,
Executors of Elizabeth Herbert, dec d. =
Immediately after said sale will he sold a small
Frame Building in the rear of the house above
described.
Terms cash.
This house must be moved off within reason
able time after said sale:
4s WEsEE hIsS 6PPkLER,
Executors Of Elizaheth Herbert, dec d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-17
SECRET DISEASES.

SAMARITAN GIFT Is the most certain, safe and
efectusl remedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases in twenty four hours. No mineral, no
balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken 1t
10 the soldier hope and friend to those who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, o.; fe-
sAMARITAN's RooT AND HERB JUIcEs-A positive
And permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofu1a, Ulcers
sores Spots, letters. &c. Price 81 % per bottle.
Sold by 8. Z. Ferd. See advertisement my5
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay Of
warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent free of
charge In sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. J
SKILLIN HQUGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa. an l6-3n