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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-26

We present this morning a cores
pondence between Gov. Brownlow and
the dissatisfied employees on the Nash
vile and Northwestern railroad We
have long since ceased to besurprised at
anything emanating from the Governors
pen; but there is a hardihood Of assers
ton, and a reckless, devil-may-care tone
about this eansion, which is extra
ordinary. When we have more time and
space we mag anslyze and review it at
length
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-26
Information In U. $. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.

I've eaddies Of Tobacco.

No. I0l United States W. eight boxes and
i've eaddiss Of Tobacco.
WHEREAS, r. Mop. SMITH, ESQ. AT
! w torney Of the Unitsd States for said DIS
lrict has FLED his information IL said CoHrt
on behalf Of the United States aud Of al per-
sens concerned against eight boxes and FIVE
eaddies Of tobacco, q. Ayre reputod owner al
ieging, among other things, that said tobacco
was seized as forfeited 70 the United States Tor
the causes in said informatiOn alleged.
Nov. therefore. in Obedisnee 20 the moEitiou
Of the Court, 10 me diTpctsd and Delivered. a.
hereby give public netiee TO al persons claiming
said property. or knowing or having auyshiue
10 say Why the sams should not be Condemned
~ forfeited, and that they be and appear before
Court Room. 10 the Capitel 40 Nashville. Ten
nessee, ON the z9tls day % Sune, At 10
o'clock A. H.. then and there 70 interposs their
claims. z r. GLAsCOCK,
jun6 l4t sa Ms D.T.
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Governor Of Ten
RFPI.Y or FMrIoYEs

NAsHvILLE, June 25, 1868. -Gor. ".
g. BroraloE--SIR: 10 reply 70 our note
we have received your letter Of the 2Olh
inst The note We wrote TO yoH was on
besiness. As your appointee had got
about SIS, 200 Of our hard earnings, leav-
ing us without bread for single day for
our helpless families, We thought we might
appeal to You for relief Bat instead of
relief We gets Characteristic TRADE upon
HRebels.D se.. Isrs.a
Il is true, Governor, we are all common
laborers, bat We have too much respect Cor
ourselves, and for the Office you held, TO
reply 20 you 10 The tone which character
ICES your letter. In other words, Tor our
own sake, and for the sake Of the Office you
hold, we can not sfiord to write you any
other than decent letter.
We say we wrote you on business, and
get a TRADE upon Rebels. Didn't your Re
ceiver employ US TO DO The work, and have
we not done the work. Have not we run
yoRr engines and conducted your trains,
and repaired your road and kept up your
rolling stock7 And have not the entire
proceeds gone iuto the hands Of your Re
esiver, and are we not sill without our pay
fos many months2 This Is The question.
II is Dot a question about rebels.
Do Son suppose that the cry Of Rebel can
zppease our hunger Do you suppose that
your old song about Rebels will dispel the
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-26

Ways and Means, moved to add 10 The frst
paragraph, vhiGh refers 10 diatiIlers, the
provision that tax Of 81 per barrel shall
be collected from The owner of distilled
spirits, to be paid On withdrawal OF same
from bonded warehousa.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-26

Horace MAYNARD writes letter which
reads as if it were dictated by Uriab
Heep in which he says he will not de-
cline nomination for reselection to
Congress from the second district
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-26

A CORRESPONDENTS in the Press and
Times Of yesterday, containing call
from quite n list Of names, aunouhces
w. +. Prosser as candidate for Con-
gress from this district
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-26

Judge Chase can take the Geld upon his
own platform he can rally around issiand-
ard a majority Of the people Of the State
and Of the voters Of the State.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-26
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
~ TIKI.
METROPOLITAN GIFT co.
Cash Gifts 90 the Amount Of s25O,OOO.
EUerU Ticket DrdlOs "a Prize:
II al II va ns I a 81. OoO. 900. Z

Ware, Photograph Albums, and a large
assortment Of fine Gold Jswelry,
In al valasd az 81. OOO. 900. ..
A Chance 20 Draw any OF the AbOve
Prizes b purchasing a Sealed Ticket for -
cts. Tickets describing each prise afs sealed IN
Enysi0pes aad thorQrEhiy mixed On reesipt
Of 3 eta sealed ticket win be drawn without
choice AMI delivered a our Office. er sent 81
mail 10 any address TIE prize PANIED u1oD II
viii DO delivered @ !hs tioket-holdsr upon the
diatsly sent % any addross as requested. byex
press OF return mail.
YeH win know what your Prize 4.
exebSnged for another Of the saue value. No
blanks.
Our patrons can depend on our fair dealing.
Aeferenees.-We select the few following
Washable Prizes and kindly permitted Us 70 pub
Us. 1. wilkins, BdaaI6. n. T., 5000 Ms. IN
BE &c Monroe, Ghiqaso. us, Piano, valued At
Phillip Mccarthy, LOpisyills. Ky, Diamond
ford, Mass4 Silver Tea Set SIS Misi Eama
Z. w. Pitt, Cleveland, Ohio, Moloaeon, sl2i.
Mopubllsh no namea Without permissi0n.
Opinions Of the Press .-fhev are doing
thelarEest business the hrm Iis rsiisbis, and
De- their success Hses'' ipbane, Zee S
We have examined their sys,sa1. sT5 know
them @ be tair dealing 6rm.-N~t5 York HeT-
aid. Fso. -, 1868.
Last week a friend Of QUIZ drew s50O-pri1s.
Which was promptly received Duly Hs,gs.
M1reh ;, 1865.
Send far circular Eisiarmsny moFsfsfsreess-
and iAYorabie Notices nom the ptess. Liberal
iDdgeemenn % Agents Satisfaction auarnn-
ssed ,kgery package 81 Ssssed Euveiopss con
z sins y e e. Sssh ~ tickets for 81 l Cor
~ ~ lor - Ilvtor 3D. ~. $3.50. -
WhA4soN a 60, va BFoaa way, y. N.
luuel4 klu ..Hs..l-
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B0STICK'S ADDITION.
81 LOTS AT AUCTION
WITHOUT RESERVE.

ON WEDNESDAY, JULY I, 1868. We will
~ sell at auction. on the premises, THREE
LOTS on the west side OF. and fronting together
lT5 feet on the Charlotte pike. AZ the corner of
Bostick avenue. Also, TWENTY EIGHT LOTS
fronting on Bostiok Avenue. These lots are Just
beyo1d the eoTpors3tpu limits. and lie imme-
diately west Of the Northwestern railroad, ad-
jacent 70 the Park In Watkins Addition. and
adjoining the handsome grounds offered hy
Samuel Watkins for a City Park
. IERus.-One-f fourth chnsh, the balance in 'ef,s
and two years. aHaa III ~
Free ompibuses viii leaVs the. front Of eur
Offices at i03f o'clock. A. ~
/ So 10 BROWNS q CHEATHAM, 7r
Z tHn2o ID H Agents,
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Judge Lanham has announced that The
Paschal House drawing viii come of
promptly on the fret day Of judy. The
public can rely on this statement There
IrN Be no postpOaeneai. The number Of
oesti6cates 10 Nashville is limited. Those
who design investing mRst dc. 80 soon, or
lOas The chance. w. H, RHEA,
Agen, for Paschall House.
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NOTICE
To the Stockholders of the Nashville
and Northwestern r. r.. Company.

WHEREAS, THE TRAINS ON THE NASH.
" vile and Northwestern railroad have been
suspended. and will not probabiy resume rnn-
nlns N time @ farnish transportation to those
who desire % attend the meeting Of stockhold-
ers called for the lst Of July, prOx.: and where
a. business VII be presented 10 the meeting Of
the most important character, which II IL de-
sired shall be fHlly understood By the stock
holders, " possible. BE il therefore
kesoiFed, that the Secretary and Treasurer
be directcd 70 recall the mseting Of the Ist
q july, prox, and that be publish q like call
Tor general meeting Of The stockholders 70 be
held &C NASHVILLE, on the I'D JULY, 1888.
1t the oiiiee Of the Commercis Insurance Com
By ord1r Of the Board -.a1 .l' ,'a
~ ii. i. CLAIBORNE.
Sec > sud Treas u 4 N. W r.. r Co.
iup2l "a. - ~ ~ ~ PAI
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-26

MoRRIs PoFERs has the best and cheap
est shirts and furnishing goods % be found
in this market and warrants them TO give
abstraction. .lasft taft eod-2E
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-26
ExamInafinn az TeacIlers.
Regular Auction Sale |!

Boots and shoes, BrOgans. DryEoods,
ClothiDg, etc, etc, -g
sr. f.t AT .-el f.rf.f sg..7.r
ALBERT 81 SE1EHIANsS
80 q PUBhIG.sQUARE. sd
\ Friday Morning, June 25. 1885,
ii AT % O'CLOCK. AN.
june26 Il - e.FI1 VII 7'rs i.ra7
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-26
WANTEIl.

"A GOOD AND TRUSTY COLORED SIR
"a want, 70 do the cooking and washing for a
small family. Good wages and a permanent
homo viii be given sneh one. Call at this Of
AGO. r 7sr l- ~ iunea Sts
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University Of Nashville.


THISg INSTITUTION, ALTHOUGH SUP
ported and controlled neither by Church
nor State, has already rendered Valua-
bic and acknowledged services 10 the
IT is established on permanent basis, and while
mainly dependent upon tuition fees for itB sup
port, has ever welcomed studious and ambitious
youth to its advantages with or without money.
1t is the design of the Trustees TO open Law Sci
entifc, Literary and other Departments as speed
lily as circumstances will allow. At present two
DEPARTMENTS are in successful operation.
I.-The Montgomery Ben Academy,
which embraces an eight years course, equiva-
lent 70 the ordinary preparatory and collegiate
departments Of Western and Southern ingtitu-
tons. L. is conducted by an able corps Of teach
ers, with splendid buildings, excellent libraries
apparatus, etc. Boys are prepared for entrance
into the higher departments eF the University,
OF for the pursuits os active lie, at the option
Ofthe parents, The next session opens on Mon
day, September Il. 1858 Tuition in the Gram
mar School, 500 per annum; in the High School,
$50 per annum- -er.r t.Er. s. la
1.-THE Medical Department,
which was founded in 1850. II has already ma
circulated four thousand students, of whom
eleven hundred and eighty-six have received the
degree Of Doctor OF Medicine. The buildings,
Museum, ETC.. are in all respects complete. A
large Hospital Is connected with the Depart
ment.
Tie regular course of instruction will begin
on the FIRST day Of March, 1869. The prelimi-
nary course opens on the first Monday in De-
tober.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened on the
first Monday in October, and every facility af-
torded for the prosecution Of that cornerstone
study.
FEES.
For ticket to each course. Sic 90
matTlculatng Zoe 90
hraduatng 90
Dissecting 10 90
FACULTY.
WILLIAM K. BOWLING, NJ. D., Professor Of
Theory and Practice Of Medicine and Dean of
the Faculy.
CHARLESK. WINSTON. NJ. D., Professor of
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
Children.
]. BERRIBN LINDSLEY. NJ. D., Professor of
william 7 BRIGGS. NJ. D. Professor of
Surgery. 81 ~ s
THOMAS L. MADDIN. NJ. D. Professor of In
stitutes Of NJ edicine. -t-l
JOHN IL. CALENDER, NJ. D.. Professor Of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
WILLIAM u. NlCHOL, al. D.. Professor Of
Clinical Medicine. E-f T
THOMAS B BUCHANAN, N. D.. Professor Of
VAN 5, LfNDsLEY. NJ. D. Professor Of surEi-
BERRY N. COMPTON, NJ, D.. Demonstrates
Of Anatomy. fI I-7I~I
For additional information apply 10 81
@ J. BERk1EN L1NDSLEY,
Chancellor Of the University.
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INFORMATION WANTED

nFTHBWHEREABOUTsOF z. }. WHITE.
~ who was in Nashville IN the latter part OF
1896, or the early part Of 1867. son Who was
In the Confederate army. q prisoner In hospital
AZ Elmyra, New J ork, and recently returned 20
Tennessee, desires to learn q bis fstissr Il yet
alive. Address. III. q. Wits,
june2f1 w Nashville Tennessee
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FEATHERS, GINSENG,
BeeSWax and Rags.

WE ARE BUYING ALL OF THE ABOVE
W articles at their highest value, 10 large OF
small quantities, We keep on hand q selection
Of STRICTLY PRIME FEATHERS. for sale 10
persons wanting a prime, select Feather.
We renOTate and cleadse Feathers in a days
notice; WHITEAAk BROS,
myDu No. 10 Public Square.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-26

TIE hero of the first Manassas defeat
Gen. McDowell-is not retrieving his
reputation BY his Mississippi tyranny.
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DISSOLUTION.

HAZE THIS DAY PURCHASED THR
u entire interest OF d.. o. O. shermrn Ia fhe
bsAsness Of the heretofore frm Of Kline i shsr- %
lnen, ard Tlh eODtiuuS Rt the old stand With
sllelent ana c0mpsteQt assistants. Drepal ell 10
Elte dispatch. i assume all the liabilities and
rsfEin the assets Of said arm. -
lanel9 I'm WM. d. KLINE
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Engtae and Roller.

IyOR SALE. A 4IRsT-RATE ENGINE AND
IN Boiler Ia coed Order. Cxa be seen. and
price lsarnod. BIZ calling al this odics.s a. 81
NaayM In
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WAN TED.

FOR LILLBY's IMPROVED
Il Instrument for Surveying and calculat-
ing areas. This instrument is highly recon-
meDdod by many Of the frst mafhimsticians,
engineers and land surveyors In the United
States. Among others Professor Church, u.
s. N. & Wet Point; Prof. Milan, WashirgtOn
College both OF whom are using il IN the in
straetion Of their Glasses IN surveying. Address
w. g. COLLIER, s.--...
may2S 3m 40 Union street. Nashville.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
lost,

A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. BLACK ALL
"a over. Of large size. and remarkable intel.
igenee Answers to the name Of RID0. A
suitable reward will be paid for his return to
the UNION AID DIsPATcH Office.
june26 2ts
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SooaVUA0s
Conclusion Of SATURDAYS PrseeeAinss.


SKHATK.-Saturday. after our report closed,
Debate on the bill for the nd mission Of North
carolina, south Carolins, Louisiana, Georgia,
and florida, was contin ned at some length.
Mr. Morton rose 70 say he had become con-
WINGED that he was mistaken yesterday In con-
Guiding that the opposition to the admissioa of
Alabama " as so strong rs TO fmperil this bill
by including Alabama in IL. He had, there
fore, changed his mind and his vote for the
amendment
The report of the Conferences COMMITTEES on
the Arkansas bill was then presented, as cor
n ed, and agreed to.
Mr.. Wilson made unayailing EFFORT 10 get
up the bill TO continue the Freedmen's Bureau
one year from July next
The Senate then went into executive session.
and soon after adjourned.
HousI'-Saturday, after our report closed,
the tax bill teing under consideration
No amendments except a. to matters Of
detail were offered TO the sections numbered
from % to So, when the Committee rose, hav-
ing mp to this time disposed of So sections OF
the bill, or e6 printed pages out of $50.
Mr.. Beamar, from the Con ference COMMITTEES
on the Arkansas bill, made a report.
Mr.. Eldridge moved to lay il on the table.
While voting on that question by tellers, the
hour of five o'clock arrived, and the Speaker,
in accordance with the unanimous agreement
previously hsd, declared the House adjourned
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fCRElGS NEws.-From Europe our dis.
81, mes -ay tbat Pope Plus has sent an agent
10 me United States for the purpose of enlist.
its loops Tor has army. and that Garibaldi
has ".iuen several earnest protests against the
IfCleet admiral FarragUt's fleet il AT Brest
lie Nord, OF Brussels, says that a war will
break out IN Europe before the end of autumn
eEDa with the Emperor Of Austria the object
OF which Is unknown. Count Bismarck urges
The adoption by all countries of a uniform sys-
ton OF The measurement OF tonnage and ship
ping. The Emperor Of Russia has released
from exile in Siberia, all persons OF foreign
birth and all natives Of Russian Poland SEN
fenced 20 twerty years exile. Gen. Napier
hoped TO reach the Red Sea, at Zoulla, on the
1t of June Adyices from Yokohama, Japan
10 the 9th ult.. state that the city was III pos.
session OF foreign troops, and consequently
peaceful American interests were looking up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-08

- The letter carriers Of Philadelphia in
crease their store by vending postage stamps.
- racing club has been formed IN Berlin,
numbering several ladies among Its members.
50 Colorado Offers husbands 10 a thou..ua
girls THIS spring If they will come and get
them.
- Australia whispers OF separation from
England
- The Rev. Col. John NJ. Chiyinxton. of
Indian massacre Dotoriety, has married The
widow of his son Thomas.
81 A party of workmen in Antwerp recent.
ly crucifed comrade for no. standing treat.
az Complaint is made that the female clerks
employed in the dry goods stores Of Boston are
insolent and unaccommodasIng.
- The Housatonic (Ct) Railroad Company
sre having six cars fitted up as refr1gerators,
for carrying milk during the Summer season.
So Wendell Phillips attacks Free Masonry
in connection with the result of the Impeach.
mont.
~ Blue Is the fashionable scarf color.
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ENGLISH OPERA.-This evening the Richings
Opera Troupe produce the Gear and Car
Tenter,' an opera new to the stage of this city,
and founded npon the welI-known comic
drama entitled The Gar and Zimmerman"
Miss Riehings- Dir. Castle, Mr.. Campbell, Mr..
Peakes, and Dir. Bernard. are comprised in the
CaS;- Tine Rose of CASTLE" tomorrow night.
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The PROCEEDINGS AT THE CITY

The City Hall has been a scene of unparal-
leled excitement to-day, In view of appre-
hensed difficulty, Mayor wallach had strong
police force al all Of the approaches Of the City
Hall early in the morning, and was himself at
the Mayors office al a. m. Lines OF ropes
Were stretched in front of the City Hall. and
only the members of the Councils and repre-
sentatiyes OF the press were allowed to enter
Superintendent Richards was present with a
large force taking no part with one party or the
other, but acting solely for the preservation OF
the peace. The reports of the proceedings
elsewhere will show that, amid scenes of great
confusion, the Republicans and the Conserya-
tlyes each went through the forms Of organizing
in each Bosed of the City Councils.
Mr.. Bowen was sworn in as Mayor by the
Republican organization. Mayor Wallach de-
clined to recognize this form OF proceedings as
legal, and refused to give up the keys and pa
pers OF the Mayors ONCE. Mr.. Bowen, acting
under legal advice. had the doors Of the ONCE
opened by locksmIth, and effected an en-
trance. He is now q p. M in peaceful possess
sion Of the office.
Affairs at the City Hall appear to be in rather
a mixed condition, but the Republicans, in
having possession of the Mayors Office Regis
ter's office, and other City Hall offices, and
having effected an organization in both Boards
of the Councils that co-operates with the City
Hall officials, would seem to have rather the
advantage of their opponents.
We suppose the courts will be appealed TO
by one side or the other to settle the question
of the legality Of the respective organizations
of the two parties. With the excited feeling
at the City Hall to-day, II is a matter of con-
graduation that by the excellent arrangements
for the preservation Of order any disturbance
or breach of the peace was ayerted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-08

f-om MsssIs. French i Richardson Hudson
Taylor Bookstorel. and from Messrs BIanch.
ard Nohun, we have received Hqrper's Basar
f0E june 2.th.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
VI'T vAL q 's.Y55J IHf' ZIP F1OFriTr

~ n CA-@n@
The snssr-rpes have Ter privss. sale that vsls::
%:s:: ~ .s s.sss :: :: 8. Ssisn ss:s
as1 CaDele WORK rAis property osotsins about
Sief {, Sai . z. sss
suestsstte1 manner, centsiDisg eight large rooms
CT ~ 3:
the lot, hcine tn nev roaA. The rear 81 the lot
Su one and "s sIor On ia ia
fsse q . ieet eont.ssins two large soar kettI,s.
three large RenSsrisa kettles capable Of ssassf..
ing Ave thos..na goaSs. daily, and An ncc.s.sry
House and si.sis,, on ths Ios near n. d~siEssi /:
building suitable isr sss,.n.. good vel q
. % q: :. 8; . sss
siss tse Limit q and Is in every re
ssosp and candle Sasiness. or slstiiiery. re
e.. can Be .siI divided separating the dwelling fra.
70 persons d.sircu. Of Ssine into the above bu Al
No Better opeoa.nsis1 eo1s 30 o,r sae s.
property 10 within nfteen uinutes' walk OF the
For term. and other particular, apply to
Wi LLIsM 3 y woSp sssGS,sswsI.s
@rHE ABOVE PBoPERTr, IF NOT PRE-.
auction 70 the highest bidds, on the premises,
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June p, at
ssss: 4aSsa s p s. VII A..n...
F $50 cssAA I 4 ! sis PER MONTE,
few more Of those desirable BUILDING LOTS
on Delaware avenue and lat street, near the Depot
70 feet 'front.' only $40 each, corner lots S0o.
81 1904 hne hveroom FRAME HOUSE,
l5xe4, on Sth street west. between and street.
north SOC cash; remainder in one years. bargain.
S2.2s0-FRAME HOUSE. rooms, 10. 1Sxloo;
on New jersey avenue; stable in the rear; good
;sSS.ISS mug BRICK HOUSES, renting
S9,06o,A nne BRICK, II rooms, on I street.
between 9Th and 18th.
MITCHELL HOFFMAN.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
je6-lw Room No. I. Intelligencer Building.
HOUSE IOR RENI-fURNITGRkF OR SALE,
vii snr die disRpss 81 ALI TIE rURSIrgRE AMP
dence in the city Of Baltimore, IN Q fashionable
neiehbcrbood The Furniture 10 modern, and the
Horse for rent with ell the modern improy ements.
Any one DESTROYS 70 locate m Baltimore viii hnd
this an opportunity that seldom occurs, every
thing is complete in the way OF housekeeping, and
will be sold reasonable. Address by letter, X. L..
Box 1878 Post Ofhce, Baltimore, for all further
Information. ie3sts
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NOE1ULT DR. LEON,
u RECEPTION Rooms,
SEQ llTH STREET. above Pennsylvania avenue.
Ladies desiring especial treatment will hnd him
the most skllful and reliable physician the city
IRREGULARITIES, from whatever cause, fully
and quickly relieyed, without the usual abandon
PARLORe eHCLUeIvE-Patients see no one but
tne DOCTOR. 30 jan l6-ly
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White sulphur Springs, W. Va, Gpl

LOB sALE-A CHICKERING PIANO: nearly
u new; las been used about two months only, Is
in perfect order. A great bargain is offered. IL
streets. 10 6-2t'
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

From now to the LIST of July, when we will take
stock, We offer our fine and complete assortment
Of
DRIss GOODS,
LAWNS. QUILTS.
WHITE GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
PARAsOLS,
And sun UMBRELLAS,
And many other articles too numerous to mem
ton, at greatly redvced prices FOB CASH.
wv. SELBY CO,
323 Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
le Sat near Seventh street
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.
CLOTHING, &c.

IL. MERCHANT TAILOR
bss removed from No. ss4 Fourteenth street
10 his new stcfe. No. 400 Psnpsylyania e.
streets.
THANKING hts friends and the public gen. w
orally. for their liberal patron aga be-toweS -
at HE old stand. be requests A contfnusnca st nj.
new place Of business. sim