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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-28
No Ii

No. 70.
An act to amend sections ,291, ,292 of the Code
of Tennessee.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Tennessee, that
section 1921 of the Code of Tennessee, be
so amended as to provide that the right of
action which person who dies from inju-
ries received from another, or whose death
is caused by the wrongful act, omission or
killing by another, would have had against
the wrong-doer in case death had not en-
sued, shall not abate or be extinguished by
bis death, but shall pass to his widow, and
in case there is no widow, to his children;
or to his personal representative for the ben
fit of his widow or next of kin, free from
the claims of his creditors.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, that section
1892 be so amended as to allow the widow;
or ifihere be no widow, the children to pros
ecute SUIT, and that this remedy is provided
in addition to that now allowed by law in
the class of cases provided for by said sec
ton and section 1921 of the Code which
this act is intended to amend.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, that this
act take effect from and after its passage,
the public welfare requiring it.
Passed Dec. IL, 1871.
JAMES d. RICHARDSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
JOHN e. VAUGHN,
Speaker of the Senate.
Received at Executive office Dec. IA,
1871, and approved Dec. IA, 1871.
JOHN C. BROWN, Governor.
l certify that the above is a true copy
Of the original now on file in my Office.
T. FL. BUTLER, Secretary Of State.
No. 76.
An act to provide support for the Tennessee
Hospital for the insane
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Tennessee, That the
sum of sixty-five thousand dollars annually
for the ensuing two years of any moneys
in the Treasury of the State, shall be placed
to the credit of tie Treasurer of the Hos
pital for the Insane, to be drawn on the or
der of the Superintendent Of tire Hospital
for the Insane, approved by the President
of the Board of Trustees.
Sec 2. Be it further enacted, That the
fiscal year shall commence January first,
eighteen hundred and seventy-two.
Passed Dec. IS, 1871.
JAMES d. RICHA RDsON.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN c. VAUGHN.
Speaker of the Senate.
Received at Executive Office Dec. IA, 1871,
and approved Dec. Il, 1871.
JOHN G.. BROWN, Governor.
/ certify that the above is q true copy &C
the original now on file in my office.
7. 81. BUTLER, Secretary ofState.
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Nashville Provision Market.

Market active and unchanged. We quote
packed from store as follows.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart & Hensley's G. G.
G. Hams, new uncanvassed 142c.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Hart 81 Hensley's
G. 9. q. Breakfast Bacon 12ac.
PIG ToNGUEs-Smoked 60c per doz.
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GIFT DISTRIBUTION.
$l,287,f48.
In Cash Gifts to be distributed by the
MERCHANTS & BANKERS ASSOCIATION
OF NEW YORK.
DAILY DRAWINGS

4 PRIZE FOR EVERY TICKET.
One Cash Gift, s1O0, goo; Cash Gifts, each
ss0,D0O II Cash Gifts, each $4,000, % Cash
Gifts, each IS 900; 70 Cash Gifts. each. 81 zoe;
$50 Cash GIFTS, each 500; 300 Cash GIFTS, each
$500 800 Cash Gifts, each 500.
tuV dofuNdbCneS- ID 20 csslU
A5 Sewing Machines. .........-.-.... 81 70 80
% Eltgdit fitttotr, each - 70 200
% MelOdoOns, each......... 50 10 200
Cash Gutss silver ware etc, valued at Al 800 600
A chance 70 draw any OF the above prizes for
. cents. Tickets describing prizes are sealed In
envelopes AMI well mixed. ON receipt Of = cents,
sealed ticket II drawn without choice, aHGr sent
10y mail % any address. The prize named upon
IL will be delivered to the ficket-hOtler on nav
nIent Of one dollar. Prizes are immediately sent
to any address BY express or return mail.
You viii kHOry what your prize is before yOa
pay for IL. Any prize exchanged for another OF
the same value No blanks. Our patrons can
dcpendOn fair dealing.
OPINIONS OF TIKI PREss .-ssFair dealing can
I've relied upOn"-Nsie York Herald. Aug. =. "a
Genuine distribution World. Sept. >. Not one
OF the humbugs OF the dav"-Rsekly T-ibsas,
July 4 ssThev give general satisfRctOn''-
Sddt--ZeitaHg, AHg. x.
REFERENCES BY kind permission We refer 20
the following Franklin 5. Lane, Louisville,
drew : IS 900; Miss Hattie Banker, Charleston,
$4,000; Mrs. LOuisa +. Blake, st. Paul, Piano,
SEQ, Samuel v. RAYMOND, Boston, $500;
Eugene P. Bracket, Pittsburgh, Watch. 500;
Miss Annie OSgDOd, New Orleans, So 600; Emory
L. Pratt, Columbus, o., s. 600.
ONE CASH GIFF in every package Of2nG tickets
guaranteed. Six tickets for 81, Is for So; IS for
IS; 50 for -; 30 for SIS.
Agents wanted 10 whom we offer liberal in
ducements md guarantee satisfaction.
GROVER. ALLEN a co., IS Broadway, New York.
dec2i 1wtSw1t
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FUNERAL UNDERTAKES

Dealers On First Glass Metallic Burial
Cases and Cashets.
A TTEND PROMPTLY TO ALL FUNE>
a raIs in city or Surrounding country, with hne
fIearses for both Adults and Children. Tele-
rrsphic Orders Ii ed with dispatch. TayloT'5
Patent CORPSE Pressrvsr, besides other preserv-
ers, that are warranted 70 preserve corpse nom
IS 10 d DAYS without iecay. Sprogle's Patent
Burial Vault, the best in use At the otaee day
and night. aece "
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Bu i MEArrs--olear sldes 10: cles

| T. 4
BULK MEArs--C Clear sides &c; clear rib
sides &c; shoulders SIC, packed.
LARD--Hart q Hensley's choice pastry
in tierces 9zc; half barrels l9c; kegs 1O5c;
buckets 11ac; prime leaf lard in tierces at
&c. i
MESS PoRK-Full weight % Dbl sl1.5O6
14.25. ~
RoMP PoRK--Full weight af Dbl S11.5O.
DRIED BEEF--S. c. uncayvassed, 175c.
BEEF ToNGUEs-S. G. $3.50 % doz.
- Nashville Produce Market.
DRIED FRUIT-Receipts and sales to-day
of $4,000 lbs, at 81, 81 and 7ac, for peaches,
quarters, mixed and halves.
PEANUTs-Receipts of 800 bushels to-
day, which changed hands at 81 .3061. 40 sg
bushel.
CHEsTNUTs-Nothing doing. We quote
nominally at $3.50 90 bushel from wagon.
EGGs-Market dull. We quote at 30c az
doz., with a declining tendency.
FEATHERS-Market dull at 60cfor strictly
prime.
ON1oNs-We quote from store at 1915
i63 % Dbl.
GREEN APPLEs-Dealers are Offering
$2.75 for Tennessee. Northern in store
commands %.
GINsENG-Well selected lots command
SOC.
BEEswAx-We quote at 2S631c.
HAy-Market steady at SIS per ton for
prime Tennessee delivered in depot.
PoTAToEs-We quote Irish at S2.7563
% Dbl. from store. Sweet 81 90 Dbl. from
store.
PouLTRY-We quote chickens at $500
2.40 a. doz. Ducks about the same. Tur-
keys by the lot command 75690c.
BUITER-We quote for good country II
613c; choice 18620c.
RAas-We quote at &c, and market dull.
WooL-Very little coming in, and the
supply is hardly equal to the demand. We
quote clean washed, clear of burs, 60663c;
unwashed, clear of burs 35638c; bury
wool 5610c less.
BROOM CoRN-We quote at 516c.
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WANTS

- rzdpertissnssts under ais head piH b. chayycd
sTEN GENTS per line for eaeh inseytion-l sos
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It is said that bananas can be successfully
grown in Southern California.
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BANKING.
BANKING.
NorrO-~crOO-os.~rl ooOoooo00c0~o-~Oor
Third National Bank,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

BOARD OF DIRECTIONS:
WV. BERRY, CHAS. E. HIILMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL T. CARTER.
TTyRANSACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
Business and deals in United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. w. BERRY, President. =
JNO. KIRKMAN, Vice President. sep1 IL
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ND~~>~0oO~rses,s,sas,ss es.ssNnSNSNNSeSs>NNors
DOOK-KEEPER.-Sit wanted as
ID Book Keeper. Address z, Union and Amer
lean once HEA ~ aeczs W
vIYANTED-A good Cook, (white.l Also,
w White House Girl. Apply at Is Broad 81
dec28 II
= yIyAHFED~-At ebant for 40 $50 South Cher
wv ~ street, contains rooms and an once pc
sides stable and cuthouses. Price so per month.
Apply at Canaday's grocery near the property.
decz-tfs -
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CONSUMPTION.
ITS CURE ANDITS PREVENTIVE.

Many human icing has passed away for whose
death there other reason than the neglect OF
known and indispCtably proven means Of cure
Those near and dear to family and friends are
sleeping the dresmless slamber into which, had
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-28
COTTON AND HAY PRESSES.
GENERAL MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 81, 1871.
Nashville Cotton Market.
The Liverpool market is quiet and I'M
changed. New York dull and heavy. Our
market is very dull, but there is no pressure
to sell, and most holders have their samples
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FOR RENT.

e.
EOR RENT-Brck Cottage, 534 South Mar
81 10 ket street, roOms-portieo and kitchen, aud
large yard. Apply TO J.W. MADDEN,
~ ,decZ7-d No. 9 South Cherry Street.
E0R RENC-A beautiful suburban Brick
IL Residence with two acres ground. Apply to
X. i. WEAkLEY, No. North College street.
deceit iw
EHOR RENr-The Broadway Hotel. Terms
G very moderate. Apply to CALENDER 81
GARRETT, Agents. dec24 St
EsOR RENT FOR Isz2, a Frame Cottage
a IL with four rooms, No. Al Fillmore street. En-
qnire at 81 South College street. dec4 st
Two RENT for 1872, House, (13 rooms,) Sc N.
Il Market. Enquire at Al North High.
dec15 If
EHOR Manifestations No. 46 Union street,
G at present occupied by Wheeler, Marshall 81
Bruce. Apply to w l.. PAINE, at Hugh Doug
las s. Co.'S, 50 Public Square. decl0 If
nWELLIEG HOUSE FOR RENT FOR
IL lSz2.-0ne Dwelling House of seven rooms,
with Kitchen ETC., for rent on North College
Street. oppoiite Line street, This house is con-
venieat TO business, and will be rented to good
tenant on reasonable terms. Apply to
-. VAIN q WALKER,
Hatters and Furriers,
deco Il "a Public Square.
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VIM. III. LEICKHARDT
Nashville, Tenn, Wholesale Agent.
mars4 cody. =
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WALL PAPERS, ETC.

MALL PAPERS, Looking Glasses. Por-
ff<trsit and Picture Frames, Window Shades,
ETC., ETC., at the very lowest market rates, at
W. FREEMAN g. CO.'S,
nov12 If No. Is North College.
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New ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-Sugar, Mo
lasses, Whisky and Coffee firm and I'M
changed. Sterling 117a;; gold lO9s; Sight +!
and discount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04
The Connecticut Election.

Those who have INDUCED the notion that the
republican party was dead, and that the demo
cratic. or some new tangled revenue reform
party would be called on to administer upon
the elects will probably wipe their specs in
some perplexity ever the result I'm Connecticut.
The republican triumph there in fact aston
lshes great many people. The democrats are
unpleassntly surprised and the republic ana
sgreeably 20. The former were confident not onIv
a. maintaining their ascendsncy in the State but
Of making great gains, and the latter sesrce,v
cared expect to do more than hold their own
The result will force the politicians to COM
yle'eiy remodel their calculations. The reppb-
hcsn party displays undiminished vitality and
strength. and the administration has received a
srgnal enforcement OF its policy such As must
serve to silence the grumblers and sorene.d.
within the republican ranks as well a di.cour-
age avowed political opponents.
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bAlI!NOkE. = r1 4.-CCtton dull. low mitdIiuz
nnnminally rt. Flour ;mer and more sctive
sSssS7 IS stree tsn;, saperl9s; 50 Lass extra,
o rms Sea53 3; extra, So T5aSs Is; family So sla
az Western a,a :upsrnes, S. asss6 extra, Sc sos
vsrJ light; choice AID fancy white, 81 cast fsir
SIC fsir to good, ST 5OsS 90; common, i s9a
10 Ohio and indiana. 81 55sS 60; Pennsylya
,1iyenfs. 81 OaSl ID Corn steady and nuiet.
white southern. Sas>o: yellow southern 81. mi a..
western. 80. Oats steady. efs5i Pork guiet
vi 90 Bacon SGist: shoulders, 2: rib sides. nj,
ynS rap IL hams, EslI',. Lard quiet, ~ AIS
BALTIMORE, Aprii Virginia skies. Old. 81,
BIZ, 81 asked; do. 1886, IS bid 7s ssSci: do M
o. sssed: do. coupon. soid, 10, ask, d.
nkw YORK prii i.--Goy ernmsnts ste adv but dull
stocks pened better tran the close last night
snd are pretty active. Virginia skies. To. do new
'U>, North OarOtDas, +'i. do. new, u ,ney
.Stme.n Gold steady. b's. Exchange, long. Il
HEw iosk. April 4-FIour QUE, and ,.,av
" heat quiet and hrm. Corn lc better.
TIE FOREiGa Markets
LONDON, April 4, H0 O.. On - Consols el,. fo,
to'n: Aherican securities auiet aud steady Sud,
~. e. old. 81 az 81, iD<cs. So. hrie ~.
Hnt"s, lhte q real Western, 42tz
Lh asfooi April nSam Cotton dull ana
ess mated ~ 10 40 oaleA Corn sss 81 for pes1
on d;SSS@S =, AStl' la p American securities
a1P's sraa'sfala-sour,e-R,n,., $, franc, !, e.,
TINES
BIrEePoot April g. Lap m Receipts Of wheat
Tor three day u 800 quarters, all American New
corn. ga. IA Beef. lies.
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~wAsHISGTOS SKATING PARK-Thz
~ members ~ she above ins titution are mott ed
hat 2 meeting will be bald on WEDNESDAY
kEAT. april 5th,I st az p m, Board OF Trsds
Rooms The offset OF chs meetipg is TO rsorganiZa
the NJ, AMI II is Necessary that every member W no
has Any tut crest IN sustaining he Park should be
present Refnembtr, this IS the last chance, and
spsA THes. T. wAGGAMAN, sscrs.sry.
T~fHB BOARD OF CITY AssESSORS
JIG having completed the as.essment OF taxable
Irperiy, the list OF said vAu anon and assessment,
will be open for inspection from the to the 10Th
day n Aprl. II clusive Sundays eXceptst.D In the
g" ms ef the Board Of Assessors, west wing, City
Hail. PETER HEPBURN,
President fsosrd OF Assessors
WASHINGTON, II. C., III arch 81, ls7i apl-6t
T~THE SECOND MVNTHLY MEETIEG
AZ of the NAfluGAL CAPITAL ZEAL rs
TATA ASSOCIATIONS, for the psyment Of dues
win be held 1T d arms h alt, GA street Tues
DAY AWNING, Aprii ffh, AZ : D. N. Persons de-
sTng 70 suescribe tor stock requested call at
he once OF the Secretary sats Louisiana nue.,
oetNesn the hours of and D u. Twenty Ave
cents premium will be charged for each share sub-
scribtd for after April 9Th
n.oet Rep an PHIL. II WEIGH, Sec.
nThOIlCE.-TbsO Committee on Examination
S APPLICANTS FOR POSITIONS ON the
metropolitan Police force, will hold its regular
qua terly meeting at their rooms At Police Head
qusrters- on "WEDNESDAY. April S. LFl at IL
O'Clock, noon. T A LAZBNBY
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81 bsHks,s'. b'oksrs, oSf C,s,p -c,rs Ts ,stspa
Lewis johnson ". quot stocks sad b5ias IN
hcms aud foreign markets. a. follows
MAYORS, April -. s.6's, 1851, ,upon, Il5'
~ 8 ~ coupon llz'r ag's -, coupon ll2 Ss.
eS'corpca, H5s ees, new, 6s coupou, ms tos,
~, ool POD, III ~ g, s., coGpgu. ul!5; zoos,
90 60 pIsf'd, =. CsHion. ~ osmierissd, - -:
Mes;ern Union Telegraph, 81 Quicksilver. H..
fsflae Mail. As BoAen Watsr Povss SIS; Adams
"a ete--. 7s-s; Wells. fsrgo Cos Express. co., ::
american Express, a.; U. 5. Express, So: N u
Sen'rsl and Hudson, s5s DO. scrip. 9i'.; Krie,
81 =, o., gTeierrnd; Harlem re-. do. preferred.
Sr, ssd miohgan Scuihsfn, llois; Union Pscine
Hsiiread, 25t.; Illinois Central, -: CIayeIaDd
sbc Pidsbnrs iiSi.' Northwest. ssa: do. PREFERRED
20 tIeSeland, Z iunibus, Cincinnati. aad Indian
sp9iis, New Jersey Central, To- Rock Island
We aiwsunie 81. Pan; g. do. preferred Is
anash AID estern, S7x; Fort wsyne 81; Alton
. Terre haute, =; Hannibal ard 80. 10 81 ;:
Cncsgo and Alton. lbs; DO. prsfsrrsi lISsi: ONO
s.e hiSslsappi eeftihcates, 4sfs: CoIGnbos. Ohi
esso q lnd llama Cent. M, Tennessee state sxes
90 s S %; new, 6. Virginia state skies, old
mIssouri skies. ~; Central Paciac Bonds asf9
mon raelne First Bonds. So Gold. ll0+.allU-x
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d r Y GO o ID s
BURDETTE

has Just received an IMMENSE STOCK, prob
aoly the LARGEST ard CHEAPEST STOCK OF
DESIRABLE DBY GOODS that can BE- found In
the city.
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rCLAIhs OF sUuTHERN LUYALisTs.

"CLAiMS uf oVtIdkhN LUfAklSIS.
NOTICE
the act Of Congress OF Msrch s iIi. 80 r-ceira
examine; and cO2sider the justice AMI validity o.
those citizens Who remained loyal sdhsrspt, tn
tbs cause and the Government If tas United states
furnished daring the rsSeos fSr IN. saS n,s Of
the amy OF the United staIss in States pro
including the use AID los- of yesseIs or Sosts
Ta asa eSSSss4 evd the s %a service Of the
.ST ans n ass esb.s me
ss,i,f 10Th q, r., IA Nn
sDd will be held In their Office at y ashingtsn, D.
hey Peso M e oi Gi &. IL snss
of olsims may be Presented 20 CHARLES r. BEyIA-
Ton, who will receive. file. and them urSs the
,sseI The date and in the order of pres-nist on
The clerk will also furnish, upon Dpic CATION ths
Tul-s snd regulations prescribing the form Of the
tor m, he % az ,b Q, Claims. the
secompsSy each n.tfion, ana the notices aud state
r6RshaE FaIklss.
WAsALNsIox. u. o., March %. Isl. rnai I'd
f~sECURITY IN LIFE INSURANCE Rain,
TN or tss bs,.s IN portsnes. the MOTH ~!Sr-
changed its rate OF reserve per cent thus afSrd
$s ss,a ;. ,r's ss.'S' claims
hNlod Uensr al Agent.
~ being oIs.ni1.d q DR.. Gsu1asid. Assasn 81
dy.ne. M Tern x ssT S1sE:sr q ssn weeks. h
.sstr ssmes q saes. = ''. VIZ ''A Ssi .ssTe
uD 4i ssHh 4 q s.s s; gg.s'a ,o.oo,,
IA. s s:::;; Is si;ssf sSsfis1ss oorIres
mo in r xhEEffif 4 s Fl Ell
nrsTOP THAT OoUGHII
Use boot. rISDBLLp TAR BLIxIK,
CHAs sTorr . co.
'''1 e: D %ss: = a.s.
VI pSSS Ssssi il SsHT % ssS ssxxo..
H. A. 6, Willard w%, Ssiclnsl. Hs, Jos. Casey,
kneIy. q 3 sSspssrd. II. fSis I moi s,,f p
ShLIiSa OUT p.uos1on.,
corner Louisiana avenue and 9TH street. Every
rrsAI SAL, Aa a HeS w e: 4HusspAr, April
EgR eALE1,A yBeestifal NO TOP WA0OI
.sss e:s5 ana ss:s s s s. .sia isr
sso One q Mofi.tt': elesans light poses 800
" n.''a to it, and viii Be sod Fl "a 4 sPfsIs.
api ~ Corner Of Sth and D strest
nFFIO1 OF q ". RAyEHNIR 90.
" Real Estate asd Ns;s Brskus,
No. o&S Louisiana avenue, I'd door east Of It'll az
tg6h THl CIR FoS SAIL Oh nS axosAsaakks
r s. y s 81 ACES & r., :
branch B. o. r. B. A cs1ferts6is 9 room dxs sIn
ING hSsse. me oreherd. wood land. aad the whole
vsu tenoeA. Pytce $500. sae fourth eash, balance
lrole rty e. It's market vsins. 1sS1 M 81
'oV aas quality &sss ss;s: ;:;:iyA .no"
aps.t- 'Vsndf HI ItiHnsD0N.
RklChs! BRlCKsH BRICKS m
500 GEO sRIuKs Of al Kind. On han, .,,,
sale at lowest market rstes w. NM" Aua 'of
.sD 1888 Four s tsnd ESs s DUNN
MAE. H,sTkEEY%,- 800.
Branch OF ne D~snorest
Just reoefveds NEW PATTERNS Tor Apr,i
LADIES' aud Childrens DRkSS PArfHRHs cut
sEkEss MAKIsu III THE MOST APPROVAL
s HARD CASH PAYMENT.
? GOLD AND sILyER CHANGE. q, th. HxoEL.
S Sxh AL Az SeR itss ss,set Pine old ~
wnisKI, 90 hARILASD iii. and 4h3
ANY B0UsE IN WASHIEGTON.
apSecN- A HCLLIYAN Pranr;.,or
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Is ME-. samner Hapnx-

MI- sumner, a. good republican ought
naturally to rejoice over the republican sue
oes-eS in Connecticut, and vet, human nature
n sch that II may be doubted if he is quite
happy over the victory. Ii is believed that he
waS Lot supremacy miserable over the repub-
hean defeat in New Hampshire following upon
h. ceI osition from the Committee on Foreign
Relations, and il il just possible that he would
have rot been inconSOlsbIe over another midi
CATION OF his power to shake the republican
temple by his fall.
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, M Hall,
4. SENI ESTATE BROKER.

ss sss. ,.,,.: 8; 4. G. .,..
sExw rRAME HSpsE on street: rooms.
- eo'S iLE ~ s Fl IL en- terms is
sts 20 OH = S1assT = Rooms. so-els 6osse;
6sE On srkIEr; II rooms and /, 900 t.., 0,
sESScI TO TsapE LOT FOR Housr.
rooms ws viii Be- :S % sSs str, x sS
price taken in vacant erouDd
T~o-..6ry and t,.sniens s skioK: s,,b.ros, ga "a,
sc fHce sfteV. Siteo down; balance can rda
CHEAP LOTS
20 the Cis and On Meridian Hill, for sale ia monthly
p-'meLus, apt soH
- A. o. : = II u
b! es' Gs ss1p5sa's+n-FIAEos which have mn
One Octvt hickeripg Grand Piano s.........:s $50
One Octv Chick Square Pisno..........- I1s
one gs 9s,s Hss,
foI sale upon easy terms 10 make room tor new
'''''ai at the ~ a. G Y%issTIzERofT aoo
Bsmt,n sse rh o. s1tenwsys Pianos aud Mason
In THE sHrEEmk 00TRr OF rae DIS
In the matter # RoBERT b All. bankrupt al
o, hnrii District OF Columbia, on The j. day
by order .S Of eouI, ths,s SI Be second meet
q the Office Of the nesistsr in B,nSrup.cy N the
l'TH DAY OF APRIL INST at 10 o. cIock a n, for
Inc PURPOSES mentioned In the 9Th section OF the
Bankrupt Act. - WV
aR.t:t GEORGE MASON. Assignee.
Mna JOS. II. Nays tMJ
Wv PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT VV
s3s PENEsYLvANIA AVENTE
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH BTRzkrs
Large invoice Of very best ousIity PARIS
MI 8toN ES-Oen AND TWO BUTT0Hsn-w
spring Colcrs and Black, opened to- cay
LADIAs best quality, So: GENTS, 81 as
NEW SPRING DkESS GOODS-GREAT "A.
Genuine LYONS BLACK SILKS a, n, .o
SI.15, 81; S2.2s, % SO, s2.sS mp to 50 SO
IN this market. A 80"
JAPANESE SILKS at ~ and 80 Cts. Beautiful,
STYLES and very cheap.
1OUkNIH0 DRESS GOQDS-Lupiars make
HETE GOOOS, LINEN GOODS aud DO
MYSTIC CO1TON GOODS By the piece, at manu-.
tactprers prices,
81 ONE PRICE ONLY. MARKEp IN PLAIN
sp 3-stif IOs. MAY
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The Philadelphia Ddy acts from mistaken
Information in rebuking Fred. Douglass for
refusing to support the republican nominee for
District delegate to Congress because OF per-
sonAl disappointment. Mr.. Douglass giyes the
most hearty support 20 Gen. Chapman, As ne
announced he would dc in the nominating con-
yentiOn.
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SPECIALTIBS:
JAPANESE SILKS,
BADEN.
AHd variety OF other piAin goods for suitiue
$50 pieces PLAIN and STRIPS NAINSOOK
MUSLIN at the following prices :-lS -, 25 q, 90
ia, W, - and 30 cents per yard.
GREAT BARGAINS.
Toe pieces BLACK end OOLORED ALPAOAsa
p, so, S's, A. So Ss,s and15 cents Per yard-yERY
CHEAP.
BLACK PURE M0HAiRS AND BRILLIAN
FEkNs at 611.. IS 57,s cents, 81 and 81 Is per
yard-VERY DESIRABLE GOODS.
BLACK Sill rs st S1-S, efsJ. 81 75 g. S2so
SO IS 20 and q per yard-EXOELLENT GOODS
100 pieces of PIopES at - Is 20. SS, 20, IS, 50,
'and e21s cents The cheapes, PiQues In the Terri
tory.
Also,
TABLE PAMASK. HAPKINS. TOWELS.
HANDRERCHIEFS. IRISH LINENS, NULL
and SWISS MUSLINs, CALICOES. BLEAOHED
and BROWN CUrT0SS. AllQf which have been
bought for cash and will bs sold al q very mall
adj snce on the cost price.
ALLGOODs WARRANTED to be As represented
by the statesmen.
W. W, BURDETTE.
- ONE PRICE
92s SEVENTH STREET,
spl ~ Betweea and X.
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1~RBG IsTKR's OFFICE.

uS ~AsHiN6ToN, . C.,March %, l27l
Notice ~ hereby siyen that MUNDAY. Aprf
idl VIII expire al Licenses issued by the Corpor-
alton OF the City Of Washington to the agents or
owners OF al carts, wagons, dTays, or hand carts.
within the limits OF said corprat!on.
All said Corporation Licenses expiring on said
date must be prom rtly renewed.
Deposits Tor Licenses 20 this Corporation are nov
by Law made wth the City Collector. by whom a
Cerhnca Ate viii be given pom which, when counter
signed by the Comptroller, the City Register will
issue the license. John r CuOk
NH - W City Kegi,.,r