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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-15
10 Chaneery at LivIngsLon, Tenpessee.

MARCH RULES, 1866.
WIN. Coo and John Taylor, tt ale.
". q. I'm.
Rich tTd Poor, a. sis.
ia this e. 80 it appearing 70 The satisfaction Of
The Clerk and Master from con plsinsnrs bli.
yh n Is sworn 70, that defendant Robert Murphey
an hi VITA MsIgart iormeily Margaret POOR,
are non- reside & o. tha safe Of ,uuessee, fhEi
the ordinary pro ess Of the law cannot be served
upon thsm lt is tn ordered thai publ ,ston
he made 10y iQ1r consecutive weeks in The Nash
y he Union lsper published in the city Of Ma h.
yllo telunpg sad ftndants 90 appear At the next
term Of the Chaneery Court fer Over on county, 10
be held in LYtns sfOn on the fret Mend y in Au-
get Lcxt. 1860, and p'ead, snsWer Cr dsmur 10
romplsinaut ~, CT ihe same Nill be takea for
confessed a. 70 them, and cl faT hearing psrte.
sp.l5 Rit wv. WRIGHT, & I'm.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS or oAEDIDETKs
FOR sfzis O1dcars-..... rlo n
F0T County Of1cars. Id al
For Ciy OfhcerE..-..........-........... s lo
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Worth One MllliOa Dollars,
TO be Sold at One Dollar zach, without
Regard 90 Value,
and noi To be paid Tor anti yoa know what you are
10 receive.
SAMUEL C. RICHARDS a CO.,
dialogue Of kl'h and IaInabIs iFiltItH, On

The largest Manufacturers SUD onfinators Of the
n-tr bn ion, couducted To- yesTs 90 stuctly Hon
ofahle Principles, and 90 tlie entire ssilsastDa Of
all Who patron Ee ~, O1S. The usu.S
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-15
In Smith County Circuit Court
In Chsncery st Livingston, Tennessee.
MARCH RULES. 1856.

MARCH RULES, 1866.
Jesse Roberts. ct ais
~ Attachment bill
E. n. CuliOm, e ais
IN tins cause il sppearng 10 The satisfaction Of
me Clerk snd Master. THAI The Pr-sideEt Of the
hIaoch o. the Bank u Louisville 81 hurkesville,
heniuekys one Of The de ndauts, o. a Oen-re l.
Gent Of the State q Tennessee. 80 that The or
binary process Of Las cannot be ssrfed upon
MN u is therefore ordered that publcation be
msde f0r four cor. ecutre weeks 10 The Ma hulle
union, nesspsper paili he'd lu The city Of Nash
VILE Tennessee, reqn'rng said deien1anf, % ap-
pesT 81 the next term Of the Chanc-y Court for Over
tou co1ntF, 20 be heid IN Livingston on g rst Mon
day q August next, Qs6si and pleai. anssar OF
demDr 10 compiainaut's bli, Or tbs s-me vii he
tskea for con sased ~ % him, 1nd SCI Cor hsarnF
ex pArie. J. " WRIGHT. ca N.
spri -4fw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-15

Reader, here is proof positive Of the value Of
ihese truly valuable preparations. The old s;cken-
ing and d. gushing drugs have 10 give way 70 rene
dies purely vegetable. pleasant s. the taste sni
POSITIVE CURE.
sold By " J @ " SMITH, Druggists,
Cor Church snd Vine streets Nashville.
DESMOND CO, PropuetOrs,
SIS Race street. Philadelphia, Pa. Isep20-6m
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In Chanoery at Livingston, Tennessee.
MARCH RULES, lsG6.

Reuben Ho,emsn.
". D. Sill.
Sarah la ly, &C ais.
n TINS cause { appear ng 10 the Clerk Master,
from complain ants bill, hhich Is sworn 20, that de-
fendsais Angel ne Hoemsn, Jane Holman a. d New
ton Hoeman children and heirs al Jaw Of II zabeth
Holeuan, decCasef, and Alexander 1 a ~, are non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process o. law cannot he served upon
Them; j ~ Therefore ardeIad that publication he
male, Tor four succe siYe weeks, 10 The Nashville
Unloa, paper published In the city Of Nashville,
requiring sad defendants 10 appesr AZ the next term
Of the ChsnceTy C-urt for Ove-'0n county. az liy-
ines on Tenn, on the hrsl Monday Of Angus ,
next, (l8f6l a-d pea 3, 10 ans Eer or demur com
plainsn.s hil, or the same vii be taken for en-
icsstd and set for hearing eX parta.
sprl5-W4. W. WRIGHT, G. s NJ.
NOTICE -H-UUs suggested h the Clerk Of the
~ County Couit q smith county, the insolvency
Ci the estate Of q W House, de, east j, l hereby
ndly al persons having cslm7 against the said e.
ta'e 10 file them with The Clerk Of said Court or
before the rs cf october next FOR pro rata Of tsd
,s.ste, properly authenticated, OF they will be for
ever barred. hnd al persons indebted 20 sa d es-
e vii come rgNid and make psymen. imme-
distely. This, Ami h, lsC6
BF c SMITH, Admir-
spTl9-Vits o. q W House. Decd.
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No. 225.

ElOR SALE-A small Farm Of % Acres. on the
- Brick Church Pike, miles north Of NashVil. e,
well In proved. Frame house Of three rooms, a.
&c, hall and kitchen Te0 springs. hne young or
eharu Of O0iruit trees, ia beginning % bear APP
pies, peaches, p.umss cherries and Plums, al well
enclosed % per acre; one hall cazh, balance
IN one year. Possession given January lst, ls55.
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The efficacy Of these remedies is alike sekuoEl-
edged BY physicians and patients. They are used
10 The y. s. Hospitals and BY their reel merit have
gained the appreciation OF The most able surgeons
Patieoi lake noticei The Ingredients are Known
10 lie physicians who use thsm as YOU viii see By
ii. t-fr
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ARRANDALES co.

~ AhANalNaHs New fErE
or No. 25s King sfsoet Chsries.oa. Il Il
feb2-dft cew VI . -
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In Chancery at Huntingdon, Tenn.
APRIL RULES, lss6.
R N GAINS. ct sls. connpl zinsuts.

MarcsIlus Gains and others, defendants.
IN thus cause, il appearing to the Clerk snf Ma
ter. rom sd6dayit, that the de adants II Baker
ard vile Mar nda Bsker, Thomas baker snd Bu-
nard bsker, the two last being minors, are ron
re idents Of the safe Of tennessee 80 that the or
binary process Of AZ csnnot be sc we'd on them;
Il Is therefore ordered thst publication b made
for four successive weeks. in the Nashville Union
q newspaper pub ishea 10 the city Of Nashville,
Tennessee requiring he said defenda1ts 70 ap-
pear on or Eiiuiu the FIRST three day Of our nsxi
Court, 70 be held on The first Monday in August
lS66 then and t1ere 20 plead, Knswer OF demur 10
complalns1t's bill, or Tie ZANE viii be taken for
confessed against them aud set for hearing ex pare.
aprlQ-siE sN HAWKINS, CAM.
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In Chancery at McMinnvilIe, Tenn.
LA VIM Il Arp
DWEILINc uOURr

IN obedience TO = decree Of the Chsucery Court
at McMinnvLe, Tenn, rendered at the March
term, A. ID. lS66, OF SAID court in this cause will,
on Monday, the dlst day Of May, 1861 expose 10
public sale, at the courthouse u McMiunville the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-15
No. 232.
FoR sALE-oue Of Chickering'S Fine Pianos
No. 2s4.

ftOk kEHI-A new Frame House Of rooms,
= 10 North Nashville, near the residence Of Mr..
+. K Chestham. Price $500 per snnum.
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Sanaritan's Wash.

Is in case OF Syphilis used IN conjunction with the
Root and Herb Juices Full directions, Price ity
| eenia.
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NuNNELEY TAVERN.

on q credit Of SIX and twelve months, without the
right Of redemption. One hundred dol srs cash
VIII be required 81 the time OF sale B0dd and So
curly Tequn 4, and q Lea retslued
7 !. M0RFORD, CAM.
apFlll-0lg prs Zee IS 90
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FEMALEsII

FEMALES 70 FEMAEESit
In many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
males suffer, the Root and Herb Juces IL most hap
pily adapted N liberated Uterus, in Whites, ia
bearing down, Falling OF the Womb, Debility, and
for all complaints incident 10 the sex. Sent by ex-
press. Price, 81 per bottle.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-15
The Samaritan's Gift

Sent by mail in plain envelope. Price, Male
packages, S4,00; Female siOI.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-15

We, the undersigned, hsvs TINS day adopted ths
shove rates Tor ADVERTISING 70 winch ve hind our
seiFeE strictly 10 adhsrs.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING Co,
JOHN WALLACE for ths lssy,alra
BARRY, WIFHAM co. Tor Pea.
BILL JONES q Co, for Gazette.
NASHVILLE. TEEs.. Sept q 1888
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-15
No. 235.

E1OR RENT-Fheen Acres Of good L and. Al srst
- Ioli-gsie on Gsllatn Pike.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-15
No. 236.

FOR sALE-4s5z feet, corner Vine aud Union
stress opposite tie residence Of Mrs. IL Pre-
sdent Pos Pncs 500 per tot A noble spot for
hne residence.
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ying near tbs Depot 81 Mem nnyiIe. on a credit o.
twelve months. Sold on twelve months credit q
avoid the ght Ct redemption, 90 TIE instance 81
eomp,saSnt Bond and county will b required
sud lien retained.
}. +. MORFORD, Clerk & Master.
apiilll-6tE. prs fee s. CD
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IN Chancery at Huntingdon, Tenn.
APRIL RULES, ls66-
4 C. Mcneil kduninlstraior.

Elizabeth Wright. ei ale.
IN this csse appearing - the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Msser. from a1idaVIt. that the eefsud-
AMI N 5ses h Wright y not citaen Of the Stste
Of Tennessee, 20 4 As The ordinary Process VI Law
Cannot Be served upoa him:
Il - Therefore ordered that publication be ms e
10 the Nashville union, a hesspaper Published IN
TIE civ Of Nashville, Tor four successive Heeks re-
curing ,sid defendant 70 appear 81 the next term
o. The ChaBcery court 70 b. held a. the courthouse
IN the town o Huntrgdon, lean , on the first Non
Day N sugnst neNts thea aud there 70 plead, an
suer or drmur 10 conplainant's bsli or the same
sill he taken for confessed sad set for hearing
par.s AZ 70 him SW hAWKIN7, a NJ.
aprdlo-4tE
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Marshal,s RaIa.

by virtue nf a wat 4 a. 70 me dirsoisd. from the
ID Circuit Court I ihe United stsles, FOR the 81 T.
a i-trlct OF Tennessee s. rs October term, ls65,
Will eel on Saiu day, the liIh day Of Apr, is6o,
commencing a. 10 o'elCck M 81 Publc Aucuon,
n the highest tidder or cksEn hand. Il toe Cont
house door Ia Nashville, Davidson county, al the
right, &C e claim interest and estate which William
Cuiiom has ard 70 the io1oxing Described real
estate, Fils tract Of land lying 10 Smith county,
Tennessee, 10 rivl district No I. beginning a. the
North boundary hne Of the town Of Csrlhage 81 the
road gunnirg East ~ poles, thence SO1th one pole
tue academy and, tneule ESst with Sad land Is
poles 10 the n i corner or said lEnd, thence with
said land 10 p-es to the roa thence 80 poles 70 NE
Nil tlrsnC b, thence up sad raoch Win is mean
= 10 Esst 30 poles 70 The hlll Dnzns thence up
said branch 3 POLES Ellh as meNloers 70 a beech
10 the FORK ii the bTanch. ttel1e horh - East "A
poles g beech thence North ~ Eat = poles 70
absech, theLes North q East IL poles % VIII G
oak, No n s. WesE ~ poles 70 white . h. thence
Norsh S. West l0z l0l 70 sn IronEood, ths pee
North 6s' West 81 poles 10 IN ssh tnfne Nesl 10
polesto an Ssh sna dogV0od, t1enee horth59' Mesl
isT poles 70 a buckeye and white cak 70 the Fort
Blunt road above Goodsei's old . an Yard, thence
sonth g. East with the road e poles TO q red oak
thence South 81 East along SAID road 81 poles
thence South u est IS poles along said road tnencs
SOulh AZ East IS poles along sad road, thence
south sle East 20 poles along sad road, themes
South ~ East IS poles along said road, thencf
soutt Ia las. 40 poies siOug sad road, tnsEcs
South a poles along ssid road 70 the beginning
containing $40 acres Of land, more or less, exeepI
ing tlerefrom he Old Church Lot contain ng abOu
u acre 70 satisfy an execution agsinst said Gallon
and 70 favor OF 0rsamns b. Mstlson.
mar6-w4t e, K. 6LAsUUCK, N. N. D. T.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-15
No. 275.

TVS ERWIN HOUSE Gr Ls,ae This 3 one
Il o. he largest Hotels M NasIFlila having sIriv
rQuIns, and IN Al eEcelIeut iora'uF a-f vitt-f
dong coed husiness- Tse iurullars Il the house
- te sold o. appraised prl1es sud Hotal leased
a. slsola pr sunuuni ier sour year. from lamar
lsis isdG ApPiy ~
n. 6. s1OVEI,
Rec Esiais Assni, corner CApiiol Avenue asd PARK
Street
0laos and residence, carusr Psrk uirest s,4 Can.
10 Ayenae opE.osiis east iroui q STATE C.pitsl
Per any 81 ths shove nnsatoaed propsrtr arrI,
70 Al, q. 8COV Ca
REAL HsTATE AGEET.
oqIueE q Para sisoet nd oapiiol Aveuus, opuastt
Easi FrOat q NE stais Capitol,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-15
No. 247---For Sale,

TT1HAT VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING. No.
III IS Cedar street. long knOHn a. The Dr. Martin
Property well sltusted Tor stores oces, or in fet
almost sny GcuEe business, t beng on the qreat
C0ur! hou q, aad vary centrally oratsd Cui sli-ts
may vel give this attention. Lot 425<xt00. Prce.
$1,000. Hall, cash. balance, one snd two years
Interest and lien.
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No. 22O.
No. 22l,
No. 222-

EIOR SALE, OF EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
CITY PROPERTY, New Albany, Ind, proper
" As iollOW7 A two stoTy Frame House IN perfect
repair, newly painted, on second hank Of The ohio
rlTer IN fun veg Of o, near the foot Of The Falls
10 rooms, presses, cupbOaraiz, pnniry, cellar and
cisien under the house. Stable under ground.
2ix24. Wood shed, Sc, &c. House stands 30 feet
back from one street amt 40 feet from the other.
Lot is on the corner, 60xl60. with rear fencing.
Also two cottages, OF three rooms each, on lot
l9oXt7O, with rear fence cstern 20 each house,
and well for both. Ali valued st Sl2 90.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-15
No. 223.

I1OR sALE-lG5 feet on North Front street. east
\ side, next nor.h Of and adjoining Bridge street.
known ss the Brick Bridge Toll house properly,
embracing the Toulouse AMI large Livery Stable.
il viii be sold a. whole or in los. Nov rented for
over sl50J per aahum.
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In Chanoery st NcMinnville, Tenn.
James P. Thompson,

B. L Ridley and Hugh Frances
IN obedience 70 q decree Of the Chancery Cont
rendered IN this cause At the March term. A. ID
1850, will sell Il The courthouse 10 McMrnnyille
on Monday. the 2ist day Of May, lSC6,
LOT an ERnuNn
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MsrshaI's Sale.

DT siune Of 3 wit Of { a. 10 me directed from
ID ne rcuit COurt 0. the United States, for the
Middle Distinct a Tennessee, al is October term,
1906 Will sell, on Satlrdsy, the 18th day II April,
lS60, commencing a. 10 O'Clock ~ &C Pablic Auc-
ton TO The highest bidder, for cash hand, at The
Court house door ia Nashville, davidson county III
the light Ute, claim, interest snd estate which W.
d. Horn Son base IN and 10 she following 4.sesah-
I'd real eslste, via; Lot No u, IN hsins Addition
70 the city Of Nashville, ITOntlg &c Feet on togg
street. mmsneing 10 feet from Stevenson ST. eel.
and iunniBg taek 40 feetto zen fO0t alley being
she same % chs tile Ct which was vested 10 sad
VI. n. horn a son, BY decree Of he chanceTy Cear.
Of DaV dson county, az it November tern, 1855.
Al-o one other lot IN said Add ton being No Is IN
ihe pan front ng 20 feet on Fogg street, ccmmenc.
ing az tie West % neT q No II snd running along
lad street % ieet ct right singles, 10 le-t % ten
foot allegi thence along Esid aiiey WestHardiy y
leei thence 81 rght angles 70 he beg nnlngi being
the ssms o. ths aile 20 which vas vested "a said
W II. born son BY decree OF the Chancery Coufi
Of Davidson county, st its koFemgef term, 1868, e
Fatls an execution against said W. Il. Horn SON.
and IN favor 0i sutphen q Weaks.
Enar6W4t Err GLASCOCK, N. n. d. T.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-15

HAVING suggested the insolreary o. he estsie
III Of Szrah layer, deceased 70 Vhlch IN the
Admin strsiofl 70 the GEEK q he oOuutF CGar q
smith county iennf s-ee and an order having
heen rlste Or p1h.le sion In thc NAshFas Uaioa :
Newspaper putllsbed n N city o. Nashville, Ten
cessee ior ioEr Successive wee "A. reuulrieF al
persons hasug ciairs RgsnEi faid estate = Gle
sad oSurt on or oefars the isf dsY 81 Septem her,
lsee, 81 rAiatae eet.ieTnent Hndsr b lna5iFeuf
saEs 81 The 50 =, % they Nin - l0TexeF barred.
be = ihereiofe - ste mi q 81 t6e same April
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b HosFIrlI. Fonr Mansra1L.

Baltimore, Feb -, 1854.
81 have great satisfaction in ststing ths1 have
u7sd "Fhe Samaritsn's Remedies" ioriV enereal
Disease in is most customary forms thst have
used them with Judgment. discretion, and proper.
", and have found them respond 10 my antieips-
10 3 promptly and efectual y. knowing their
composition, / have the fullest confidence IN Their
efficacy, and A. far q nv use Of Them erteuds ]
recommend them stroBgly"
ALFRED c. BOWERS,
Assistant surgeoE 9Th New York Vols.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.

6eorge Il. Or.nse,
". 5 Supplemental and Amended Bill.
Sarah A. Bbo, ct ais
n tins cause, il appearing 70 The satisfaction Of
OF The Clerk Erd Master that the def ndants Sa-
Tsh A. Bilb2. Abel h. Bhoo, Josephine I. Blho,
Nancy j. blbo, are non residents OF The State Of
Tennessee, so that the Ordinary process Of iaE
cannot be served upon them II Is therefore or
deIed that pub canon be made iur Tour consecutive
weeks ia the Nashville Union, newspaper pub
ls hei in the city NsshYi,e, tennessee, Tequr
said defendants 20 spear at tie nextterm o. the
thsncery Court Of Smith county, 10 be held az The
Court house IN Carriage, IN the third Monday IN
August, ls66. then and there to plead. answer or
demur 90 Complsinants' ban, or the same will be
taken Tor confessed aud set for hearing exparte, IS
TO them. u. III. CAMPBELL, G NJ.
rfaFrhgQ vyff
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In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
q N Rowan

RlQEtihs S-ilitN.
in pursuance 10 3 dec ea OF the Chsncefy Court
al McMlnnVi le, Tennessee, rendered as the March
term, A. D., ls66. of said court this cause will
expose 20 punllc sale, on Monday, the 2ist day 81
May next, at the court house In McMinhv.lle the
house aud Let known As the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-15

RATES or GDTERYIsExu.
10 A1fkkElskRG In 1KTAM
TBK RATES WILL Ak A roTrowa

Advertisements IN the special Column. hrst time,
esEis Subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per liae In
loeal column, hrst time, from 10 lines, 81 &C.
esen sdaihonHi inc, 50 cents; subseaueni Iuser-
sons, IS cents per line
Ah advertisements occupying specisl position.
nd al doulAe column advertisements wili be
charged ss1< per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
va he charged a. The regular advertising rates,
sad Hlust Invariably be pad . advance. on 10 fn.
Ferliun made
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| BOQE-BINDING AND RULING

We respectfully invite q liberal patron
age, knowing that our style Of workman
ship cannot be exceIled, or our terms COM
peted with.
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No. 22a.

EiOR sALE-20, 40, or $40 feet front on North
Cherry street, loo feet deep, next north Of the
Commercial Hotel. This Is a central business 10
ca ity. Price $50 per foot One-haif cssh balance
10 and years interest and lien.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-28

BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE. The closing ex-
ercises Of this school took place on Tuesday,
the Goth instant Essays and Music and the
presentation Of prizes constituted the exercises.
The pupils gave evidence (by the execution of
several pieces Of music, some Of which we're
difficult and scientifc) that particular attention
is paid in the school to this very popular ac-
complshment. Among them may be mention
ed, Lefebure Wely's ''Clocbes Du Monastere, y
by Miss II. Mason; LISTS 'Venetian Regat-
ta," from the Soirec Musicales Of Rossini, by
Miss Vandegrilt, and Wallace's Grand Polka
De Concert, by Miss i. Perkins,
After explanatory remarks by the Principal,
premiums and medals were awarded as follows:
Premiums in scholarship and department, to
Misses S. Harding, NJ. Stuart, L. NJ. Tebbs,
T. Sprigg aud f. Purcell; in music, to Miss II.
Mason and Miss S. Harding. Medals in scholar
ship and department were awarded to Miss '.
Dyer, Miss Y. Vandergrift, and Miss n. Mar
bury; in scholarship to Miss N. Mason; in
music to Miss L. Perkins; and in politeness to
Miss Resale Price. Several young ladies were
honably mentioned whose late entrance, or con-
t;nued indisposition prevented their receiving
the honors of the School. ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-28

ALEXANDRIA AND MARYLAND STEAM FER
RY COMPATIBLE will be seen from special
notice of the President of this Company, pub
lished in another column, that there will be a
meeting of the Stockholders Of this Company
held this evening, owe. Messrs. Wilmer &
Slaymaker's Dry Goods Store, corner of King
and Royal streets, for the purpose of adopting
the Constitution and Bylaws which will be
submitted by the Committee appointed at the
last meeting to prepare them.
We further understand that several plans
and estimates for boat from different parties
will be shown the Stockholders, and a report
will be made by the Secretary,ot the additional
stock subscribed since the organization.
The amount taken by our Maryland friends
is about $500, though those most interested in
the enterprise on that side Of the river were
absent when the call was made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-28

On TIE MovE.-In this age nothing stands
stil-even morality is subservient to the geD
eral laws; but whether it is progressive or re-
trogressive in this city, it is for the casuists to
decide; we ouy mention the fact that two or
three evenings ago, party ofladics and gentle
man q neatly though elegantly dressed, left
here in the Maryland ferry boat, and upon their
arrival ON the opposite shore, when within
short distance Of the ferry house, and while In
full view of pc sons on this side of the river,
stripped themselves Of their clothing and went
in bathing together. The happy party were of
course abundanty supplied with liquors, and
after their additions, and while dressing, one of
the ladies' became so excited that she tore the
clothes upon one Of her friends into rags, so
that her companions, each rtutlng por-
ton, had to furnish her the necessary articles
of apparel to enable her to appear or the streets
upon her return.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-28

WASHINGTON ITEMS. The annual COM
Increment Of Columbian College took place
yesterday. Among the orations delivered was
one by Chas. p. Harmon, Of Va on the law
Of war. The honorary degree of A. Vi. was
conferred on Hiram g. Sparks, esq, of New
York, and on Rev Walter ". Williams, OF
Georgetown, D. G., and the honorary degree Of
D. D. or Rev. J. W. NJ Williams, of Bati-
more, Maryland, and on Rev. r. S. Keeling,
Of Washington, D. G. The honorary degree
Of LII. D. was conferred on George Peabody,
OF London, England Gen. Grant visited the
National Fair, last night. lie was enthusiastic
caily received He voted for Gen. Sherman,
to have the sword and rifle The Washington
Chronicle says -" Congress has finally reach
ed the suffrage question in the District Of
Columbia and judging from the debate in the
Senate yesterday, there. is every prospect for
the passage Of bill based upon the idea Of
impartial negro franchise y