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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-19

Ten lines Of solid nonpareil make one square
Yearly advertisers will be entitled 10 disco ant
Of 10 PEI cents.
Eve y other day (e. 0. d. advertisements will be
charged two thirds of the alb rates
In the Sunday Edit on, ons dslar square for
each insertion.
Social or city Item notices, 20 cents line first,
and 10 cents line every additio, al insertion.
Changes in advertisements will be charged at the
rate OF so cents a square.
All advertise nents are due from date of first in
seciio1. aereg ter cash system will be adhered
to fnd no aansient advertisements win be taken
Hn,eas accompanied by the money.
JOHN RUHM, Publisher,
once No. 81 PUBIIC SQUARE
lover W. #. Berry l. Co.'s BOX store,)
p. O. Adress LOCK Box s.. S
NASHVILLE, TENN.
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DIED.

DIED.
WHlTkMORE. On Thursday, the 2lst inst .
alter asfort but painful illness, HUMPHREY
eight n oBIhs. 81"
The funeral will take place from his LATE rs.i
denee At one O'Clock SUNDAY evening Hisfrtend.
and &C. uainfsn es are respectfully Invited 10 ~
tend bis funeral, sth street, between and n
Island. ~ ~
Short was my time, but great my pain
To rest in Christ u now my gain
Dry ur your eyes and weep no more
Am Bot lost but zone before
Weep not dear wife OF ch ildrsn
But raise your hearts I'm prayer;
Think not OF this, your trouble
But pre- pare to meet me there
kind and affectionate husband aud A 10 ying
father, beloved by all that knsw him.
BY bis wife. SARAH WHITKTosR
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RY W. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers
u Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
81 La. av., between 9Th and 10th sts.
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS.
&c, &C.
On SATURDAY MORNING., March s. at 10
O'Clock, We will sell, st the Bazaar q number OF
Saddle, Carriage and Work Horses, 10 full de-
scrfption at sale com ristng-
ABOUT SIXTY HORsHs
Many COED Work, Saddle, and Harness Horses.
Fifteen good Farm Horses
Lot Mules.
A large collection OF New and Second hand Bug
giles. Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and
other Vehicles,
Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this city.
New and Second hand Harness. Saddles, Oar
rfsges. &c. J., at private sale
ocular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
- W. l.. WALL a Co. Aucts.
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lNroRNATIoN.-Those about to marry and
newly married, can find ready made Linen
and Cotton Sheets, Pillow Cases. Bed Spreads
ofall descriptions, Feather and Hair Pillows,
mattresses, Table Linen, Toweiing. Crash.
window Shades, Carpets, OIL Cloth, Mating.
&c, at Adamson's, 500 9th street, near Penn
syivania avenue. I'm
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huffman was arrested by on Ger Steele OF the
"a ward, for keeping open bis place OF business
ON Sunday. Justice Thompson fined him 80
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POLICE RRPoRTs-Tne lieutanants of nolica
reported q arress made by the officers in the
entire District yesterday. The fines in cor
poraton cases amounted to S59l0.
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INVEST in one of those nine dollar Spring
over sacks, manufactured and sold by Noah
walker 20, aS9 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 7Ih streets They sre fashion,
able cut, well made and good trimmings.
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FOR THE WRsT.-Dr Samuel A. Amery a
promising young physician OF South Wash
lngton, having received an appointment in the
medical Department of the Army, and orders
10 report for duty al Omaha, left the city the
city this morning for his post, carrying with
MIN the best wishes OF many friends
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CITY ITEMS.

PUsH or-keep moving until you come 70
Henning's One Price Clothing Store, on the
corner OF Seventh street ana Maryland ave-
nue.
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SEVENTH WARD RADICAL REPUBLIoAN
CLUBELast evening, the regular weekly
Hali-Mr. III o. johnson, vice president ia
tn chair and DIR. VIM. Boyd secretary.
Inc secretary read letter headed ..Execu-
rye Cemmitee CoIored Soldiers and sailors
Iraenei si.ned L. X. Hawkins, president,
and George ID. johnson, secretary. stain that
treat injustice had been done 10 Or OF their
members, Mr. q NJ Arnold. colored, whose
10y atty they endorse) by the club. and peliey-
ing that they the club was iaboring under
great mistakes. asking that an opportunity be
gwen Mr.. Arnold to make an explanation. fit
Will be recollected that at a previous meeting
III was charged by some of the members that a
coiored man was engaged in the plot to send
voters ont Of the city, and al the last meeting
letter from Arneld, addressed to J. r. wiki.
lnson, was presented, but Wilkinson not be-
ing mem Der, the letter was returned.l
Mr.. Arthur Panneil asKed who signs II ,
Hawkins! 1 move that 1t be iaid on the table
II that mans name is signed 10 it.
Mr.. j. II. Crane moved that the letter be
accepted, and asked why there should be sach
haste In disposing OF IL.
Mr.. Pannell answered because Hawkins
was about the same kind of man as Arnold.
The oebats was continued at considerable
length, In the course OF which Mr.. Bos we'll
urged tnat when any charges are to be ma de
they should be referred to the executive COM
mlitee, who could properly investigate them
before they are made public; and Mr.. Crane
argued that because a man did not do exactly
as the club desired. II was no reason to dou bt
nIs 10Y aily' ana d man mao right 10 persuade
colsred men 10 go to other portions of the coun.
try II he III ought their condition could be bet
tered, but he was opposed to persuading them
10 go south. Several of the colored men ex =
pressed a wish that Arnold should have the
privilege OF making a statement. and finally q
motion granting the request contained in the
letter was adopted.
DIR. Boyd offered a series Of resolutions re-
commencing the auxiliary associations to MAZE
the admission Zee twenty. i've cents, and the
dues ten cents per week; that tkey appoint a
committee OF registration and committee OF
ways and means: which were adopted
After some con versational debate as to meet
Ing places, &c the meeting adjourned.
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THE FINEST Assortment OF Toilet Soaps and
Tooth Brushes in the City are sold ut low
Prices at r. \. Dooley's Apothecary, corner
east 50 street and Pennsylyania avenue. Cap
itol Hill. ow
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, ga Penn. av., BE-
tween ~ and 9th streets, continues the sue
cessful treatment OF corns, bunions, bad nails,
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex-
cresences, &c. Office hours from a IN. te
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QUICK sales and small Pro6tsM-(ioed
White Shirts Sl.50, 50 and 81 81, at Francs
Gents Furnishing Store, 49a eth street, be-
tween ID and L; also shirts made 10 order. I'm
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= L on Ri I1 = DI

n
A full assortment Of sIl grades choice Flour Tor
Bakers; quality No. ]; price low,
Are the only direct receivers for Golden Hill, j
II Gambrfll ipot PatapscoD and Linganor FAmfly
Flours In the District. A. the latter brand ~
been extensively counterfefted and seld II this
city, Ne would inform those wishing this hour b.
arrangement with the niliers We furnish &c lower
Quality second % none. Price Fraction lee than
other drSt class Family Flour.
Buckvheat af low rates
All grsdss Of Western Flour n store and for ssls
Low by W. u. GAIT 90,
Indiana avenue and lst street,
noD nssr DeSot
TTH1s is TO GIVE NOTICE, Thst the eoSecrf. :
u Der has obtained from the Orphan, Cont at
Washington County, in the District Of Coiumbis
letters OF administration the personal esfsfe az
Ibsddeus norriee, late Of Washington Oity, D. c..
deceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, 20 the Subscribed on ~.
before the 18th day Of March next: thew n.s.
Otherwise by Law be excluded from eli benefit Of
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March
1861. s'sh.
nh Is lsvsw- MARoELLUs MoRgIog.
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IL YOU WANT To ENJOY A HEARTY LAr-nu
go 10 Metzerott Hall tonight
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GRAY's COLLARS, IS cents per box: Gold
smith Collars, p cents per box; Imitation
Linen Collars. IS cents per box; and all other
goods cheap in proportion at Francs Gents
Furnishing Store, aga eth street, between ID and
streets. I'm
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r. Z o q Z Il / e s.
HALL & PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING


PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner New York avenue and lstn street,
entrance on New York avenueD
Dealers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS,
WINES, IMPORTED LUXURIIs, &C, &c.
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that they have just opened their New Gro.
Gerry Store, where can be obtained any article usu
ally kept in first class Grocery. Without at.
tempting to enumerste our large, fresh and we'll.
selected stock, we cordially invite the public to
examine our stere and stock, believing We shall
not fail to give entire satisfaction to ali who may
faver us with their patronage.
We call especial attention to our assortment of
TEAS and COFFEEs, which have been elected
with great care for purity. Dealers will find a
hne assortment to select from, and our prices to
suit.
Goods delivered promptly In any part Of the city.
ian On
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su i z 8 + IN eeaTIAHEr.
STIINwAY's PIANOS.

We have Just received o new assortment of I 4
PlANOfOkTES from the factory, Cor
Gsnng Of Grand, Square, and Upright
For the last ten years steinways Pianos have.
on all occasions, received the frst premium over
all new York, Boston, Philsdelphis, and Baltimore
makers. whenever aud wherever they have come
IN composition. At the Worlds Fair in Londo n !,
Steinway Sons received the Endorsement Sof
superiority of their Pianos over all makers Of the
world. We MEfZER0TT . CO..
A MERlOAN GOLD, eTOOks and BONDS,
ether Stock Boards. Quotations regularly re-
LEWIS JOHNSON co. Baskere.
e7-d 292 Penna. avenue.
ClGARS AND T0BACCO.-BB0OKEN. I'D
~ MONSTON will be happy TO serye his friends
and the public with Cigars and Tobecc CO, at No.
SAY Louisisna avenue, nssr Bank Of Washing.
ton. fs s1u .
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

00an BOOTS AND eHOHs.
NEW STORD.
The Undersigned bees leave to inform his friends
Sne the public generally that he has opened the
NV GHEAP STORE, No. 500 7th street, under
Ode Feliows' Hail. where he has on HAND A gem
eTsl assortmsnt Of Ladies' and Gentlemen ., BoyI
misses ana oh R6n%s' AND sHors
Remember the number, aO2 TIN street. under
ODD Fellows, Hall The New Cheap store for.
dsis GEORGE b. WILSON.
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ATTFNPT AT HORSE STEALING FRUsTRA.
TED AT II O'Clock last night, officers Felt and
French, OF the Fourth Ward, found the stable
belonging TO Webb Il Bsverldge. ia the aIley
between ID and T. and 9th and 1th streets, bro.
ken open, the bolts and locks having been
twisted from the doors. The thieves were ey.
ioentIy alarmed by the approach OF the of.
fiCers, and escaped
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For CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocation is a specific. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
* an 9Th streets.
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

EIRsT ATTEMPT IN THE FIELD.-THl
Il NATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB "A
MIL give their trst Grand MAY BALL on -
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, May LIST, 1867, "a
at Island Hall, NH "a ats 49,
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TEE BILL TO CHANGE THE TINE FOR THE
MAYoRALTY ELECTIoN.-The following is a
copy OF the bill providing for a change in the
time OF electing Mayor and other officers for
me city of Washington, introduced by Senator
Wilson on Wednesday, and referred to the
Committee on the District of Columbia
BE ~ enacted dc, That at the election to be
held in the city OF Washington, District of
Colum bia, on the first Monday in June next
there shall be voted for and elected by ma
JoTlty Of the voters, in addition to the officers
now required to be elected, a Mayor in place
OF The present incumbent, who shall hold his
once for two years from the first Moaday in
July following, a Comptroller of the Treasury
OF said city, who shall hold his office for
three years from the first Monday in July
next, and who shall have charge of the
nnanCes OF said city, shall collect and
disburse all. lis revenues, and no money
snail be drawn from the city treasury. except
on his order, countersigned by the Mayor
And said Comptroller shall give bond in the
sum Of fifty thousand dollars TO be approved
by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia for the faithful per-
Torrance of his duty; and any misapplication
OF the funds in his hands shall be deemed a
felony. and on conviction thereof he shall be
imprisoned for term of not less than three
nor more than five years
Sec. ind be az further eHdc ed, That a. said
election in June next there shall be voted for
and tlec'ed two aldermen for each ward. one
OF whom shall De elected for the term of one
wear in the place of the present incumbents
and tie other fer two years, who shall consti-
tute and possess and exercise all the duties
and functions now deyOtved by law on the
board OF Aldermen in said city.
Sec. }. All laws and parts of laws inconsist-
eht herewith are hereby repealed.
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pHILIp The SECOND; BY Charles 0ayarrs
- Joseph the Second and his Court; by Null
bach BIaithwaite's Retrospect for January
gardening Tor Proht; 0aide to the Market and
Marrisfes; DO vel BY Miss MULCH The Ad ven
lures o. s'Grtmn; tIlustrstsd. The statesman 8
bl TRANCK TAYLOR.
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R0Oks On FARMING, GARDENING, &c
si5O; American hose 6ulturist. 7sc.; CisrR
Fruit Garden. by Thomas Rivers, 81; The Garden
By y. II. sacques. 81; Coles American Fruit
Book, 7ec Fields Pear Culture. 81 so; Ten Acres
ihn. s u %; Our Isrm OF -Four ACRES. s5c.;
nsntilste hot houses, 81 50; Watson's American
Home Garden, 81; Buist's Family Kitchen Gar.
a dem 81; Ho. to get Fern and Where TO Find
Flowers Tor the Garden and Psrlor; s15O: Garden
IS; Parkmsns Book Of Rosss, IS; Gardening for
Corn 81 rs; yohnston's A Agricultural OhemistrT,
l75i Boussipgaultb Rural Economy, SI go;
Dana Muck Manual. 81 e; Aliens American
Nc y abob . Amer Al Gardener, $3.50; Bridgman's
American Gsrdepers Assistant, S2t0; How to
Lay Ont q Garden, by I'd Kemp. 81; Todd's
Of FIowsr sc; Charlton . Grape Growers' Guide,
Sl15; busmsn on Grape and Wine, 81 50; Full
leIs Grape CuIturist. 81 ;i0 Ny Vineyard at Lake.
Suinty on Bees. 81 20; Lsnssfrotb on tie Honey Honey
Bee 81: Mathews illustrated Horse Doctor, SIS;
Ma,hew's Illustrated Horse Management, s.;
ssrs B0Sa Modern Ecr sG5:s snd
SIC Stew .It'. Stable Book 81 80; Dodd's Ameri.
en- Cattle Dotor, 81 60; Aliens Domestic Ami
RAis 81 herhe,ts Hint, to Horse keepers, q 70;
Mas Fartier. 81; Every Man his Own GsttIe
T,etor, :oc foustt and spooner on the Horse.
AMT ~ Sue PoI, On Mich Cows 7Sc Benepts
American Veterinaria an. 7bo.; Alien Rnrnl kreSi.
lecture 40 osdwsrd's Country Houses, 81 50;
IsGGSes hmrsi srehJtscturs 81 20; Village aud
81; sioah Homestead Architectnre, SIS: Field's
KARA Alehlieo,ute ga; Downiosrs Landscape
SSsrd.nips ard Rursi AIehit.cture. ssso; HoIIy's
BLANCHARD n MOHUN.
nh - eeet Corner PeBus Az and nth It.
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AUCTION SALES.

| hUCIlON SALES.
lsr easer -.eaO. Se... .se 20. = -
fHIs AErzRNoON AND ro-.O4A~.-
RYw. L. WALL q 90 ,Asetiou ,.r.
SALE OF GlooIRIIs, wHIskr pgooxs
On s.rupbLAt1H Y s1s s SSs se
rooms, an ss.Orta.snt OF Gro s1 ssa o.s.r
Barrel. ' hii. ..d Yello- Sugars
= sros. ssrlor Matches
Barrels whi.ky
l,v dozen Br ooms
edo..s Ei.etins -
2 e.n.s Starch, sosp
With many other article. in the Grsssry Ii0..
AIo, Ot..e,ad hand fu iDs
BAR snd shuet m.ttresss.
80 piece. whit. and Check Mating. 9 ..as
Win other article. in %. Hous. Tursississ
line, ell of v hioh will be Id without reserve
Il wall 90. Auos
- No. So1 PesnsyIvsnia Avsnus
40 MORROW: Saturday At 10 O'clock. a.
Olothisg boots. shos.' Hats, &C $50 o's''
" d LsWiS w. Aucu.
b ssissroons ass p. s11' BET 9TH and 10th ....
AUCTION SALE OF eEoolsIEs, rcsAeoo,
% eAIbkBAY. March 9sd. ct 10 o ,clook -
shall sell, at our auction room. without reserve
lot OF groceries, consi sting partly Of
10 boxes Starch. d bexes fsnily soap
Is boxes Cream Tartar
20 boIss Pepper and Spices
boxes Indigo
Is dozen Tomato Oatsup. Quart, and pint,
20 dozen Broens. and ttie
Is meats Market Baskets
To- dozen Backing 100 balls Tviue
So gross Smoking Tobscco, large size papers
2G0 bales DO. Dsurille
20 gross Chewing Tobaoce. in tin foil
lot Of Can Goods. Sauces. &c
Is cases Hook Wine. cases Burgundy
sbsrrels Old Bye Whisky, and ~ DEM johas Wines
and Liquors.
Also.
Part OF the Furniture Of family dscI niEs h,vse-
keeping
On Cottage Set, Chairs. Tables
Cooking STOVES, Mattresses, 40.
30 dozen Ladies and Gent Cotton Hose
shawIs, Table Covers
Terms each. NAGLE CO.
1t Ascuopssrs
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AL HOURS OF THE DAT AND NIGHT meals
On De obtained at Hammack's restaurant,
Nhrfr all the Injuries OF the season NAV h..
obtained, with wines aud LIQUORS of the hest
brands "
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IHEwEATHKR IL Unprecedented, even in this
ittitude, an hsTch, aud is very Unfayorabip
Tor farming operations and the fisheries. Yes
'+roay, . 2lst, we bad the twenty first snow
etorm OF the season. The sun ha wing no " safely
kOt over on the north side Of the line. we mas
uobe tor cess atlon of the eqainoetiai storm.
and the advent OF spring.
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A SURE PILR CuRR.-Dr (}ilbert's Pile in
strument positively cures the worst cases OF
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of "a. Circu.
lars free Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address J. b. Romano, Mana.
ger, No. SIS Broad way, New York. 3:
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylvanfa avenue, near Wfllards' Hotel

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylvania avenue, near Willards' Hotel.
THIS CFBIDAYl EVENING, March %.
Farewel benefit and last night but one positive
~ OF the sni NJ 96hS & BBouGHAn
VINO TWO ' II his IS BEST oHARAorrRs
4, Last time OF his own Great Extravaganzs, emit
The iii fESoSsnRU GlE
NJ 800. FLIES IN THE WEB.
torney-s -Law........ MIR. John Broug ham
JOHN T. OWENS
Will appear on Monday evening next.
WALLS NEW OPERA ROUSE,
Il. b. PHILLIPS.-...LESSEE AND MANAGER.
First night of the engagement 1.-THE Versatile
FANNY aoRGAN PHELPS,
who will appear THIS EVENING, as ANNE
s g '1 as So c
WILD IRISH GiRL, supported By Mr.. ' G. G. W. W.
TE Sf ~ ms nrst appearasce,I and the EN-
lIhE OOhfhN1 1t
METZEROTT HALL.
ONE WEEK ONLY
CONVINCING
MONDAY, MAROH Ais, 1867.
THE JUSTLY ELEBRATED
WIT, ORATOR, AND MIMIC,
ALT. BURNETT,
AMERICAS REPRESENTATIVE HUNoRsr,
Assisted by
MISS HELEN NASH,
The Charming Elocutionist,
In their Original, Irresistibly LaughabIe, yet Re
nncd Entertainments. 0
Among the numerous quiddities of
FUN AND FLAKES OF HUMOR -1-
which comprise his repertoire will be found the
following. '-e
REY. PETROLEUM " Nasty
MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB,
klCH MOND ON THE JEEMS,
SLABSIBES AND GARROTE
THE ENGLISH SNOWMAN,
Together with many hits at
PEOPLE AND FASHIONS
entirely new and humorous,
Admission 30 Cents Reserved Seats so Gents
Doors open at IA commence at clock
Reserved seats To be had at MetZerott's Music
Store during the day. nah 10 81
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CLOTHING, DO.

JAMES 7. wALKER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
asa Seventh Street, asa
Respectfully informs his friends and the public
gehetsiiy that he has fine, large and we'll a.
CLOTHS, CASsIMERES, M
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. A@
Ihat ne Is determined to run oil at o very small
vance on cost.
Perso Ms pstronizing his establishment will be
guaranteed GOOD FIT and good workms shi D.
~nSS is determined to employ none but the best
P s.-JOHN A. MCLEAN takes this method to
INFORM his friends that he will be foH nd his post
AT the above place, where he will be pleased t.
nLr 10 their tastes, giving them garments to suit
lhe most fastidtous, and seeing that their gar
ments are made up in the most wor kmanltke man
ner. NH Him
NERCHANT TAILORING.
The undersigned having entered into 90 pa rtner-
snip, ana lald In an exteI sive an carefully a.
sslecte9 stock Of CLOTHS, OAS6IMERES,
nEsTINGS, and Gentlemens' FURNISH M
IhG GOODS, are prepared to maize mp for MI
suits OF clothing, at their new establishment, No
$50 street, TIVE doors west of the National The.
ater PERSONS desiring neat fitting and fashion
able Looming on moderate terms, should not fail
to give us call before purchasing elsewhere
GEO T KEEN, s.W. GILBERT,
Formerly OF sos 9Th ST.. Merchant Tailors,
NH 6-lm' No. $40 at, bet. 18th and l4th.
II j. HEFBERGEA,
- Successor to III y. Leudon Co.. -
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A T PUBLIC SALE
"A THROUGH
Z. n. HALLS
REAL,

A T PUBLIC SALE
"A THROUGH
Z. n. HALLS
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
MA, Corner 9TH street and La avenue
" III Dc soid At auction. on the premises on the
I'm OF pril, 1851, at O'Clock D m BY yirtue of
seed OF trnst executed by Frederick Voigt, to
10nn Geo: stock, Ito secure Andrew Theirer.
par part OF lot ten, uol in square No Al, Washi ngton
cly, subJect TO lease for the term of five years
said tr1n duly recorded in hbtr r. M II No p
county.
Terms cash. NH ls-eolm
OkPHANs' COU RT, March Il, lsss.-Dn.
TRIcI OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON CouNTY,
10 ,sn In the case OF Hi abeth Kelly, admins.
tratrix OF samuel Kelly, deceased. the admnis.
t 81 ,h Sforssa,d has. with the appreciation
H0Ts sOpointed SATURDAY., the 9th day Of
ss ,Ssiion Of the personal estate Of said Dc.
same have nav been collected and turned money
deceased o,s;n are notified to attend, with their
BY law excluded from ali beSeht in 0 ssd dss
cesssds estate provided q copy Of this order be
pupnsned once week for three weeks in tho Eve.
ming star previous tn the said day
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WomRN
~ AND
LYINQlN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street Il circle, y corner OF N stree,
Washington, DC.

Washington, d. O.
This Institution has been established for thu 20.
ceptton Of patients who may be suffering from az
eases peculiar 70 their sex, and for the sdnis
Of such females as may require the comforts Of the
The building is situated in the most healthy n.,
ton Of the District, surrounded by fts On
grounds. Oars pass the door every five minnta.
Terms Of admission: From So to Clio Der ven
In accordance with the reQn required payshIs in
advance. This includes Board, Hedicfpes NJ
zeal and Surgical attendance.
suRse eEdhkL IN eeHHIAhTr .
J. Ii THOMPSON, D.
~ street, between 10th and fist streets
o0NsULTIEG PHYsIC1ANS AND SU RGEONs.
LOS 4 BARNES, n. D., Surgeon General,
JOS: kiLEI, M b., Geors.tpwn.
THOs; MILLER. IA. D., street, Washington
A; Y .GAkNBTT, NJ D., New York Avenue.
W: JOHNSTON, n. D., W ashington
GRAITON TYLER, u. D., GEORGETOWN
I.hoWARp, II. D., street.
Orders for sdmissio. to the free beds in this hos
RtteI, tof which there 50, can be obtained Of
Of any OF the Medical stan, and Of the Reys Drs
Hal. Gurley, Gillette, and Oeombs.
Wives and widows Of soldiers desiring Admission
VII apply to the Surgeon General, United States
Psuents living ct distance who desire 70 o.u,.
70 this insutufon for treatment can secure priyate
rooms ~ APPLYING By letter % the matron Of the
nosrisnsi: ,x A.D. GILLETTE, d D.,
% S-eoHL President.