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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-12

BY A CONSOLIDATION OF THE lash.
VILE UNION AND AMERICAN and the
DISPATCH, and BY the generous and united
support Of the UEToS AND DISPATCH BY the
patrons Of both tho former papers, the Propr'e-
tors are enabled 10 present Newspaper hithe
20 unsurpassed in this city or State.
IN FULLNEsS AND ACCURACY
NEWS. our paper will compare favorAbly ith
best in the entire country; and ia sayin"
VIC only repeat the expressions Of many
patrons, who are most capable Of Judging in
matters.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-12
Decisions of the Supreme
Court.

In view tue necessities Of the legal PROBES
SION and the sensrai public interest attaching
ta IN. many new questions coming before our
,si,i.l tribunals. we will publish all the i'm
rartant decisions Of the Sorreme Court ron
ufhrial eourcos, which ms7 be relied SF"h ~
entirely Trustworthy
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-12
REDUCTION OF RATES

We are grAti6ed Al heinz able 60 state that
tue very large increase IN the number OF eur
BaIiy and Tri Weekly subscribers enables as T.
rsiace tie pnce OF subscupti5n t. these editions
Ne a. 50 the more cheerially because the uecos-
s,uos of the people. "a the impoverished condi-
ton 81 our stricken section. requires such coz
csssi0ns az can be reasonably made In their In
torssts. Prom and after the ia January, there
tore. our
7EKMs OF SUBSCRIPTION WILL BE
IN ADHANCE-
.HI.wKEks.E ..-........,.....-.r...-...-,,-. = 90
NEFHt.N .--.---.-.----........- 90
Ard for shorter psriods at the same rates.
49, We earnestly appeal 20 oar friends q Al
H. ,rtenAlns OUT circulation. and 20 thereby In
'-..s;Ds our means Of ussfolnsis. A eSPy Of
.n,r will be sent grhfsitOusiJ to any ons
Is tss subsoribsrs to either Of The sditons-
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-12
Upon the Subject of Agriculture

And kindred topics We shah also give an eK-
,srsivs variety Of valuable ana interesting mat
tsr-the host adapted 10 the farming classes %
mr. qtste skish viii. la great measure. sup
.trtbs nt.,s Of A i.Milv agricultural paper
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NIIadIe District OF Tennessee.

pHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
4 notice that he mas been appointed AssiEnes
% the estate Of Ediey Paul, Of White eOuaty
Tennessee. who has been adjudgod = bankrupt
upon his own petition. By the Ciscuit Court o /
the United States Of said district.
janZ w4t- A. FISK, Assignee.
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United States Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT VEN. EXP0NAS
ID TO me directed, by the Circuit Court OF the
United States for the Western District Of Ten
nessee. at its September term, 1867, in case
of Hugh Wilson W. John O.. Weaver. / will.
on Saturday the TLh day of March, 1868, at
the courthouse door in the city Of Nashville,
expose to public sale TO the highest bid
der, for cash, all the right, title, claim
and interest which John T.. Weaver has in
and to the following described piece or parcel Of
ground, tO-wit A certain lot or parcel Of land
in Edgeheld, in the county of Davidson, and
State Of Tennessee being the same land con-
Veyed to I. Is. Hamlin on the 10th Of February,
1852, By deed from J. G. YRrbFough and j. n
BriDkley, and duly registered in the keRisters
ONCE of Davidson county, in book No. Is, page
472, and conveyed to John c. Weaver BY Il, b.
Hamlin, on the 18th dsg of May, 1881 and regis
tered in the Registers Office ofDavidson county
Tenn. IN book 80. page ~. and bounded as fol-
lows, t0-wit; Being the western bali II the lot
conveyed IN said deed from YarbrOuyh and
BrinkleT, and i. e. Hamiin. 10 John Q. Weaver.
fronting forty-nine and one half feet on the
Nashville and Gsllstin turnpike, and running
back two hundred and ten feet to a sixteen foot
TIN turnpike 491z feet west of the southwest cor
ner Of the lot formerly belonging 10 Martin Il
Co; thence wsstwardly With the aallatin turn
pike forty nine and half fees 10 stake; thence
north nearly two Hundred and ten feet to six
teen foot alley; thence with said ahey fOrty-nine
and halt feet; thence sOuthwaT,iiy two hun
dred and ten feet to the beginning. Levied on
and sold 10 satisfy said judgment ard costs. Sale
within the hours prescribed by law.
z. K. aLASCOCK,
jan 25 wlt United States Marshal.
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Middle District OF Tennessee.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
= notice u his appointment as Assignee Of
The hrm OF kaFFer 4 HirsehberR =. ". Morgan
and Saal Sameels. Of Aashyille, in the county
II Davidson and State Of Tennessee within
said District who have been adjudgsd baDkrupts
upon their own petitions By the District Court Of
said District.
A. s. CHADBOURNE, Assignee,
janis lav3t' Office, Sz1z Church street
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NASHVILLE
Blood Horse Association.

/
SPRING MEETING, 1868.
WILL CoNfdENCF ON WEDNESDAY,
w eih of May, and continue four days.
The following stakes are prop0sed and purses
offered. as follows:
FIRST DAY.
FIRST RACR-Green Stake for three year
ODDS. mile heats. (exempting all three year Odds
that were winners in their two year old purse)
SIS entrance. play OF pay. The Association to
add $40 If the race is run.
SECoEO RACE-Assoeiation Purse. $50, mile
heats fol all ages.
SECOND DAY.
FIRST RACE-Cumberlan Stake No. !. for
three year ODDS, mile heats. So entrance play or
pay Tue Association to add $50 II the race is
SECOND RAcE-Asseeia,iou Parse 500; two
mile dash.
THIRD BAY.
FIRST RACE-Association Purse. 500: mile
and quarter dash.
SECOND RACR-Association Purse. $500;
two mile heats.
FOURTH DAY.
FIRST RACE-Cumberland Stake Ne. .. for
three year olds. dash of two miles. $50 entrance.
SO forfeit. The Association to add $3.50 if the
race is run.
SECOND .RACE-Assoe;ation Purse, 500
mile heats. three in FIVE.
Three or more tofll the above stakes, to name
and close the first day of April 1858.
Entries made TO
W. H. JOHNSON, Pres't.
GEO S. KINNEY, See'y.
JAMS I'm
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ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
ga. BJLKELEY, President.
4. .. ENDERS, Secretary
STATE OF C0NNECPICUT,l
COUNTY OF Hartford.

Personally appeared before me h. A. Bulke-
ley. President. and I. o. EndeTs, Secretary. 10
me personally known. and subscribed and
made oath to the foregoing statement.
lsEAL.l CHAS. + CCLF
Notary Public
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THE STONES RIVER

OF THE NEWEST AND MOST APPROVED
~ patent, to their extensive establishment,
and are prepared to supply any quantity of most
superinr
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-12

Tse british sEInistry-DeeisIOn of the
United States Supreme COurt-The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

wall street Is puzzled to account for the ex
traordinary demand for our bonds In Europe.
which exceeds the calculations of the most san.
guine believers in them; and especially in the
face Of the distrust lately expressed towards our
securities, IN view of the war threatened upo
the bonds in Congress af the last session. II
seems, however, that the unsettled condition
OF affairs in Europe, and the probability of
war there, together perpetuate the want of con-
hdence created by the disastrous failures of the
last three years: and those who have surplus
money to invest are placing it in first-elass in.
terest-bearing securities. United States bonds
paying double the interest Of consols, and sell
ling at the low price Of - in gold, form there
fore, really the most desirable and tempting
hrst-elass security on the European markets.
OuI Government being removed from the the.
atre of European politics and not likely again
soon to be embroiled in new wars, stands high
with investors, in Europe, who look chiefly to
the rate Of interest and the certainty of NJ.
punctual payment. The experience of July has
shown plainly that Europe attaches no practi-
cal Importance TO the greenback discussion
and the proposition of a minority in Congress
TO tax the bonds, but views them simply as the
tactics OF partisan politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

The BLACK CRoOK.-This celebrated spec
tacular play has oeen placed upon the stass
Of the National Thesier with q completeness OF
appointments rarely seen here, and the per.
Torrance is being highly commesded BY lovers
of amusements. The fra two reprssentatioos
have passed OF as well as might be expected.
but the scenic effects and the grand AmazouiA q
march will grow better rs the company gsts
famiharized with the hoase. and slight defects
in the machinery are remedied. There was
another fine house last evening, and the ex-
cellent acting. singing, and dancing were again
warmly appiauded. The attractive features OF
the piece ought TO, and will no doubt, secure i,
a good run here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

PCGILIsTIC.-After considerable talk, a pu .
gilistic match has bcen made between Edward
Kelly, of Philadelphia, and George Geddons,
month. Articles of agreement have been
drawn up and signed bv both parties, each
agreeing to stake $500 upon the result, $50 of
which has been deposited by each in the hands
of John Stetson, of Boston. The conditions re-
quire the deposit by each Of SlOO on the lith
inst, and of the remainder SIX days previous to
the fight, when the final stakeholder is to be
selected, and the grounds chosen, which &C.
cordiDg to agreement, must be outside the lin
its of Maseachusefts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

1t has been stated that wealthy Democrats m
New York city had raised SlOO,OOO to influence
Inc Maine election, but IL Is now denied thai
anything like that amount has been con-
tributed. From what we hear we are satisfied
that the wealthy men Of New York of Demo-
cratic politics are little in the humor to con-
tribute money for campaign expenses on
account OF their dissatisfaction with the fipan
cial plank of the Democratic platform. 1t is
reported that the negative answers made by
some of the Wall Street magnatss 10 appIica.
cations for money for 'the good OF the cause
Were eouched IN language more expressive
han polite.
The green-back policy Will cut both ways, il
is quite evident. and while the Democratic
party may gain something by il In the West
they are apt TO lose as much, al least, IN the
East In Maine, for instance, it appears BY
the official exhibit Just made by the savings
banks of that State, that the number of savings
hank dePositors-mostly persons Of the mid
ding and poorer elasses-is equal 10 ONE
quarter Of the voters Of the State, and that
quarter of the whole amount of deposits is
invested in Government bonds. II is unite
likely that similar exhibit n other Eastern
States would show the same result, and of
course any policy deter iorating the value OF
these bonds will array against 1t and those
advocating II very large number OF voters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

Boy KILLED IN FIGHT WITH SToNRs.-
Two small boys, Alonzo Tichner and Charles
Schwab aged respectively eight ard ten years,
were engaged in a stone fight on Monday
evening. on Sterrett street, near Burgundy
alley, when Schwab struck Tickner with a
neck. His body was removed to his home, No
IS Sterrett street, where Dr. r. w. Carr, coron
er, held an inquest, and the jury rendered a
verdict against Schwab, who was arrested by
Sergeant Short and the coroner committed him
Tor the grand jury.-Bah Gazette, Oh inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

The ATANTICs DEFEATED BY THE ATHLEr.
ICs.-The most Interesting baseball match of
the season was played yesterday at Brooklyn,
between the Athletic Club of PhIladelphia.
and the Atlantics of Brooklyn. There was
very large attendance, and excellent order was
maintained. The first part Of the game was
very close, the score standing at the end of the
fifth innings 9to in favor of the Atlantics.
In the sixth inning the Athletics made Ia
against } for the Atlantics. In the seventh in
nings the Athletics made o, and the Atlantics
were put out without run. The heavy score
of the Athletics disheartened the Atlantics, and
at the close Of the ninth inning the score stood
% to Is in favor of the Athletics.-N T. Post, 8i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

S350,OOO FOUND IN AN OLD TRUNK.-The
Norfolk Day Book of yesterday tells a rather
tough story of a citizen of that place, Mr.. Miles
X. Bell, who, it says was rumaging over some
old family relics in the garnet of his residence
on Main street, when he found, upon opening
an old-fashioned hair trunk, the handsome
and princely sum of S30O,OOO.
The Norfolk Journal endorses the story but
goes $4,000 better, making the amount found
S350,0OO. and the editor hopes smiley" will re-
member certain little favors received. For the
benefit Of our lady readers, we will state that
Mr.. Bell is a bachelor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

order defining the officiai relations between
military and civil officers in Louisiana. A
Sheriff Is authorized, in cases of unlawful re-
slstance to his authority, to call upon the mil
itary for assistance, but if the military com.
mander is not clearly satisfied that the
necessity for such service exists, he is to
decline to act until he has received special
instructions from headquarters. General
Buchanan says that iu no case is it deemed
proper TO consider a mere riotous demonstra-
ton as case calling for the interposition Of
the military forces; such forces should not be
displayed until 1t shall be absolutely necessary
for them to act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

The caulkers, who have been on Il strike in
Boston for the past TWO months. have finally
succeeded in bringing the ship-builders to
terms, and now receive four dollars per day for
eIe ht hours work. .ft" f-i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

~ the Western papers say that the cattle
disease u abating at the West, and that AM =
mals which nSve been attae ked are new recoy-
eIing. ID .s. t.-lU
~MoTe man ten thousand people attended
he National Advent camp meeting in Spring
field, Mass ON sunday iasI :
1flora Temple, the famous trottiug mare, Is
sllIl living. At the age Of twenty three and
prese Eted her owner, MIR. Welsh, of Chestnut
Kills. Pear ANA, with q fosi, which will
.ysIE Ter ola exploits perhaps.
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To ALL wHoA II NAY OoSoERS.
DEpARYnlNr OF rul irrr.I,

-.
a,,,,.. PENsIoS OFFICE, July isfh->isSS>
ess sSs s reissue .. a SndsT
ssen o. a'1 ol vch
si be nss esTrnes.s OF s.Ir.nt o. k. tenor
appear. G. c. cox. uomm .sSasa Sen
March 1855 in the name. OF the miec, oe e. o.
o. AnareS record, Deceased, and vss erspted Univ
Ne 1,lsl; for leo scrss. issued under the oct OF
son mother .nd IN me name Of Ezsbeth Ihomp
and va. 81 fr paasI
%; ISL q q seIts%bsr d, ms. '"'e'
metz. and sfsnisd Nay .. $50 6stOssq s ssss
March the name q cOl rue se sS q
wes granted :, October 2, ls5s. september s. 1855
March the nam. Of Adam 1 Vsom sns ss sns
49, GRANTED uns 9, 1857. October II, ISIS. @''
g 'psS rPS ssd Sc nc. Of
Se sep isso: !. the name Of Levi Lev,s ana
30. Is $50 Tor iso ssfss, issssd mae sss - 81
septsmber, 1850; In the name OF John Ii sod, and
NO SIS tor 40 sores issued under n. AZ ~
March 5; HAS, I'm the n.me Of Benlamin Rose s1a
Isssl for lso acres, issued under the act OF
MAJ .Sss n the 2eme Of MARI orawford for.
To- isss. Eoyember IA 1ses ssd was granted March
m sU s.; e.. e, acres i..p.d under tn. act
49,
ss 1s was granted March Is, isss. Eovember i.
Nc, asSss, for 90 acres issued under the .o, Of
sfS 70 ,, ~ N the name Of Susan an Dam via
Soyem Ixrl IA ppnn, and was granted HAY Is is
=, No IS .0s. fog 10 acres issued under the .c, a,
ma Mars ca 5, lSs, IN the name Of charsick Cox.
ms sas granted February Is, 1856 November Is,
No. n, Is, for Do acres issued sgder IN. -. -
Mnfen .. ,ses, IN the name OF Polly DerNp fovmsr
ss%S, q ~ MuhaH white. and yss srs1tsd sep
No, 3 -SI. for $50 acres, issned under the &c. NJ
and We sr.ntsd May a, 1855 Eovember s .f rss
u arch Q. 18sS. In tine nome of oOorce n 9ss o.
vas granted June y. Ass. Hevsnbsr ~ ~ SUI
ITO LINE AND aAIR pEALfRs AVN M,
TRACrORS AM oon
,.,ssI n sv sor sale prime LONG HAIR. or Pls.
.VsSs:ss g ss On Or ss.s IAN a.a 70 ss.r
esm Ne. ss g csl,s ri s q. bsIt,aaSo.
n HAT Ealing ROPE,
~. HA4 HAEING EIl,
f9rbenhn celebrated HAY sOA GIS. s''
-1i j. p. BAKrBoLova
hSsevsre snd ArtcaharsI WsrsSc.:s.
-. 80 -. etreee. below Pssna- s~s.
403 aoHsI 6soKII. 400
- JcIrrLoIN orsIel. $50
"a. Ne. .sssE qHNH QfS4 4 g sH4;t -.
WEK1 = AuD y 0fI1BU.
ON GUAR frv0 RsunsvsvNafa sssaas
~ oasru Pag Aeoosn1s psroAassa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

The clam Of some registered tax paying fe
males TO vote tor members of Parliament in
England. is TO be resisted as contrary to law
and the oyerseers of elections are warned
against allowing the privilege.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

THx CoSGRRssIoNAL ADJoURSMENr-The
concurrent resolution adopted by Congress in
July, for adjournment until the third Monday
N Septem Der. provides that the president of
the senate and Speaker of the House of Rep
reseEtatives shall on that day, unless it be then
otherwise ordered by the two houses, further
adjourn their respective houses until the frs
Monday in December, 1868" A quorum of
each house is requisite TO ssOtherwise order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

A Card from MI. Burlingame is published
III which he states that he is not ready 10 con.
tract and give franchises in the name of the
GoyeIDment Of China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09
~ u 4 FIS ii Z rs.

1000 lbs. hard laid or Patent Cotton surSr
TWINE. ~0''on esiN -
400 Oopper-wired CORK BpOYs
sElNks made in any form and Length ,nited a.
the large fisherfes Of the Chesapeake aud Potomsc
XIII ~ band, win . knot economically formed
securing meehee perfectly square eu'
sssd gill BITS, Herring do, Mullet do.
AMERICAN NET AND TwINE Co
gu Is 2wd2aw2m 4 Commercial street S{o.,o,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

~The Wisconsin harvest is ended, and the
wheat crop averages twenty bushels TO the acre,
against twelve last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

Coms,boys, it's getting cool:
Ttns now, 70 90 to school
-. hove had Q splendid run,
eplsodid run and jolly fun.
Now the Jolly funI done;
Tf0e the schooling was begun.
Jackets torn; trowssrs muddy;
nov begin the steady study.
Bring along the states and b0o1s;
Brink footsteps; pleasant looks!
Ho there don't pout,
Whats the mstter1 Elbows OUT
Best jackets got q hole in'
Pants need half selling .
Csutstand worn cut clothes, $50
Won't 20 to school with those,
Here, Pa take the boy
Fin his youthful heart with JOY q
r Trot him OF right away, d.
! Buy Q anti OF ctoShss to day
Coat, and Vest. aud Pants, and ell,
At the CELEBRATED OAK HALL. Pr.
Don't let the boy 60 shabby, He win be . better
scholar II he bas good clothes. Good clothes for
every good boy in town. Also, for evory good boy
excellent Deternal parent Horribly cheap at the
famous OAK HALL, No. 464 7th street, oppo 4 te
Post Office l
,P.s This is an entirely new Stock, made up in
the best style. se9Sn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

DYrrr,,s a FOX.
R's s.i III: 40 s ss,.nss s
81 ssSssis fost onOs.
p6 10S RESILSA. lar > and comm .dieu, STORE
oSSSSe'sd ~ b. b a. lcceas.d with 2 large dry
SsS6 yns cntire teogeh Of the buiifine. asd
SxlCK srABLx fsr three horses And t.o car
Ihe hstu,e: vin be rented with the store IL de-
A rIRNisasD HOUSE, of t-slv. rooms, @.
fGESf sa ~ q r s %Stsa Of .,.,.. rooms. s..
and wntsr, S,2s per month.
.,a s ss,sl HOUSE Of thirteen rooms. gas
sno wster, ol1 per mouth. uses4
4 Of seyea rse1s, on MassacS1sssss svsaue,
between 18th and 18th streets Appiy 20 No 81
PennsJlvanis avenue. near the Circle. Sc s-eoa.
Fok RBNr.A BRICK HOUSE,. % Z street,
du,rs 81 lSts tSt I'M ss5ets No rs In
avenue THEo wHEELER. .sf-so 81.
FOR sALE.-Highiy valuable business property,
Il situsted on Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
cHfST re sofEL '' The is'T ISs I. Sic. .i
front front oy i ~. dees ,onnins bach 70 .;.;
TO each, and are covered With slate Each house
has eight rooms. includiue store room, aud are
well ADAPTED for business purposes, aud any one
wishing TO secure q house with store and dwellins
together. on one CT the first business streets In
Terms hberai-one third cash. balance In six.
tweive, eighteen snd twenty four months. Apply
to !. hi y Al BREWER. No. Is. IA street.
LOB RKNT-One BRICK HOUSE, No 500 New
nMhnipg rooms; SIS per month. Inquire Of w. q.
JOB NsON 9Th and strects north. l2-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

The Chinese take their departure from Amer.
lCatO-day
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PERSONAL.

TN0 THE LADIES SPECIAL ATTENTION
paid TO ell din cult and aelic etc diseases Of fe
males, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES AND Dis
EASkS. Married or single you cen receive the re-
lief you % much desire. from whatever cause Let
no false modesty prevent your calling. Ladies, il
you favor N with cafi, We will endeayor 70 give
You saffsfectfon. DR.. La FOREST BROTH-
Island. se o-sfs
nl nm m TO LOAN FOR ONE YEAR- ON
SI,OVU notes for deferred paymeuts on
this once. seRgs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09

LADIEe CAN HAVE THEIR HOOPsKIRrs
ALTERED AND R1PAIRID ct OBS. BAUNp
HOOPeklRT, CORSET and SHOULDER BRAOI
nAkuIAOTORY, - Louisiana svsuus, betvssp
9Th and It'll streets. NH lI.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-09
E0R SALI,
Il -sEvERAL HOUSES.
enI, Sna rrs%s IN the Seventh Ward the near
:, Also, several rABMS on the salt water In 81
For further partic ulars inquire Of
Rsctinsr ana Wholesale Dealer In
" hfnkey. Wines, &c No. S6 Ia "A,

kecther and Wholesale Dealer in
ne9 si S osns ss station Ia on house sS:
FOB HENT1The. Medical Faculty Of George.
a ,ss sTH SSsss being
s,ous apaotmess. on the corner el and 10th
s sSs S Sy I'll 5. 1sns ths
The han. thi, Suidiss bsins srss md dee ss.l 1
81 iisSS s'%s .ss
Il Iearly new, containing about Ii Rooms al.
/. usted near Patent and Post ofnces. 10 a good ss
Louisau Dc ss1ssS Apply q No IS
xts torn s1 e H. q 1'h street
E0R sAL! Or REHIIA se.asifaI COUNTRY
from he efT i IM ~ tg.nsike mile
Sarine SsSs .ad
49,. .0 CITY lGfss'ef REcs ;RslS E CO.,
suD-u %esx 6svsnsh st., bet. b and Z.
OFoSEs s 2. rnssss ars, ~ Msul
corner Of eth street end PennsyivSnis renre IN
Viii s. asn Ss;r ~ q. sti:: ssa.s
q sysrosch both :AEge and @sl room; tSsy 81
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