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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13
i UCTIUk NOTICE
"A ELFGAaT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
The property Of mason j san Dyok Esq.

GonDAy, May IL,
81 O O'Clock precisely al the superb and costly FURNITURE
Peinngs satusry and works OF Art, rosewood BraWing
ON n.ts elegant Fianofore Mo's v.lyrl
Ca,Its &c contained II the private residence 20 20 Four
eenih street near Eighth 1he aucoreer cas tie
cial sen ion c the public to his sale beng the largest
richest nen Of household Fu ritlre nesod
auction this tie furniture all made the
present owner and l. IN complete order The whole viii be
peremptorily ana abeolu'eis sold without reserve
DBAWIcG ROOM FURNITURE
consists Of carved Eegere marble and French
of cear rosewood centre Table stauary marble top;
full suits of Drasing Aoom Furniture elegant Tee tete
Sofas two arm two reception and eight oval back Chairs
carved rosew cd frames and covered in three eooed san
brocade OF the most expensive description consisting of
two Console Tables nad buh and o ose SHE'LL hrocsde and
lace Curtains six light ormolu and bronze Chandeliers I'm
ported from Dris by Marcot Lapranz Co.. Candeabrss,
Brackets French plate Pier ard MaDel Mirrors with rich gilt
foms superb and Dresden china Vasea richly deco
rated aran marble Statuees of the Seasons artistic
Bronzes representing Night and Nc ling Pan. Painting
Poetry Music Crusaeers, DC antique ya Vases from Her
culaneum and Pompe ebony Gard Table velvet Carpes
Rugs Turk h Easy Obairs bronze Clock mon h
OIL EainDgg by Rousseau, Tnman Runtingtn Cole Lie
garte md other empent sttists.
MaGNIFICSNF SEVEN OCTArE PIANoFORrE
Carved Legs apc case four roun corners finished
% WIN pear aIo Gid pearl keys; Music Rack rosewood
so Ueieo n brocade, embroidered cloth cover; Books
au ball rosewood Hat stand Clcloh, Brussels stair
W. oct &c Chambers second sorykcbly carved rosewood
Be dsteads style Louis XIV bureaus ard Commodes TO
match; Warjrobes, Dressing and Toilet Tables, Shaving
Stands Bookstand Couch, Arm Chairs, Curtains Oh des
nnces, Hair Hatresse Palasses, Feather Beds holsters
and ows Blankets Sheets Quilts Counterpanes decorat
Cd china To Nes Oval Mirrors Dining Roo Furniture Of
oveTy Kind Also Utensils, &c Sale positive rain
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| CALVIN T. nAzEN, AUCrIoNlYR -CA8PvTTN0s,
J. e q lie sV waoa. ssss sna .s
c1pet a'o'ssS and 30 Canal street Broadway.
Coss,sAals Les SALE OF Dry GOODS ON TUESDAY
% c .oSes AZ as fs,on street Broesyn PEsD
r5ess o' ss Ha 1sC GSos Tt@mng Goods
DAssnt5Ests. ssTs%s .VsrossEs sALr ssocy
hSss r.idsa Ssi ~ = a Me-, lee a..r
,As,.l K t.' n,. ?ssiss y ass .h q, ,,.,
I've !. y en- i5aie 80 @o,'.ss
bioseded po,a Ia m - - e,-ys se %
sed,e ~ days s sup.r STa sres ts s,a
ses amsrs s s ht ssss "a. q I9mps d
Pier Nr4.a. Cons.e ~ - corncs ri Ia r-alns'
sss .sa sa, as- "a Sn nn o,ys =
@ ns.aSe,es1 sa'er Tet9cl cs .aes 1rsss
robes soho msnegsns r i, e%ood n snf
vet s' ss sss ss al = s ssrs . TH Glass
IN s,Ss ,c surtnr a. se,tyf win nameens other
iu,e ha = IN ned Moncay '3fh aad TUESDAY, 18th
caaiosues a. applosro To the aue,pees 70 street.
DAsIiSL, S MsT !, y. CO. o,I2sa VII
sIree, tp n large ard q. 6 colcc OF hot
nu 9s s1a wh Aso. G Sale SS from Tie
ID vii sell this day ocs the Lease 'o "cS and
Fixtures Vi me fo sf ard LIQUOR store lS east Sixteenth
EDWARD scHhEcK AueTroNeER
~ ~. H. sGhEtCe on qnt day .f,ernoon, l4h in
pseo NS r. hs
ustd, two elegant EofA8HRy CGrTscs saifilng top
Wagons light Road and rong %agoas double and angle
Harness
dark Bay Horse 5ll hands high years old warranted
IN every way sud fast, 20 be sold without reserve.
IcDwARc sCHErCK aUr. IoNEek
y Sc Ike x ON 155 AND 81 Bt~ AWAY.
Embracing many valuable For ~ 6rood Colts &c
from the well known stock fafn OF
B. whnLuoh, $50,
ana ST. saf @s n es s ses se' Fair
1-'r US .csstsreR COUNTY.
few minutes ealk from Harlem Dr!dgs
wapNsspsi iAa y NV S6LooK
Among them may ag g n9 s 81 me following
.Youh6 sWEElMrAs' Imported slaon, awarded
ia OF 1866 IL Eve Old this spring lark bay fte
and great beauty. Pedigree unsurpassed in Europe
-IotYG REyEEUE; Bay, three years old this spring
Sire kEvENyh, dam WHIST T. tdby co. Gibbons, n j.,
JULIA Was bred ia Alabama Fright, bay, six years old
this spring In foa by Zen roecke rciIrcE BY Imported
Sos-AAiofk ca n gsD = aLSl's
YOUNG kEM1l.E JACKSON. Tro,ing stallion, four years
Of B snls is'" t Black mar. free from
fault splendid roadster gene rot close to min
LADY LEBFRT Dark bro mare. eight years old, sire
OLD RAT Ltk; dam, Han,ltonian n,.,e sire, fosr
when five years old.
BY JurIrER, roRos lTStt UaIEF, IMPORTED ARR.
BIhN ard many others Also celebrated maj hed road
Team END Carriage Pairs Carriages Wagons Double and
sDss ii"neSs NiSo,RPs a @i A sTocS 1
Catalogues, with full particulars be had at our Office,
Access BY Harlem Railroad steamboat ana second and
Third Avenue cars to Harlem bridge.
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CONsgABLEs SALE OF DRY GOODS ON TUESDAY
{. rs @ooas at ~ Futon erect Brooslyn, FEED
COLE uctonetr, compTlsDg shawie, Hosier aloses
Press ot DIS Fancy Goods, Trimmings iaces oel Goods
$50 dozen Spool Cotton, Neck.!es, etc 49, ~'
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NTEAM 60 aAM8JRG, nAvag, LONDON AND
|C southampton -
yhe n 81 4 RI ABgblCAE PACKET CoMsAsYs IRON
steamship II AMMONIA. r. Sob wensen Gommsuder,
rying the brited mail Gill leave from Il H2rh
siver foot OF Full str.ot
s.EURnAS, MAJ u, a. noon.
aevra
london south. mptop aud Hamburg.
Fist cab'p, S,nd ..coud cabu co., s.esrsge, $50.
The steamers his Tine VII eternate antur
aay always carving the nitsc states mail.
HE stessnnhic will succeed the uammonis On
yrnel y. y, nICEARD A 0OAs,
r
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GEORGE COOK AUCTIc NEER--CARIIAGEs, Wa.
g. aoo u; ""Aadav Nav H. at one O'Clock at
the 70 li Broadway several light Wag
Wagons, Family Wagon, Coupe Rockgway,
square R0ekaway, single and double Harness &c
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MADAME ANNA BISHOP
Iu CHAMBER CONCERTS,
open every evenlng1
Al the Stuyvesant institute no 90 Broad ar,
MADAME Anna BIAH .,
The 1rst Of living English Vocalist assisted ~ other Artists
Of celebrity, VII - -
THIS EVENING MAY -,
Commente series Cf Chamber Coz the rsesant
Institute, $50 Brcanvay.
Plan and nueicsi Director IR. a. sEDJwtCK.
Doors 81 half PAS ocock abe c3pcgr!a bcg st
So'c'ock pretis w.
Admi sion % cents Rese fved coats 20 ceris
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.,uu>> AMUSIMENTs.
SsbsES sSS SR e s,asrs
TIE BEAUTIFUL fax II. ACT sunLrrrA
f. -. = Seven sisters avery Nigh.
\ lni aevsn Sisters Every Vish, /
! aKvEN SISTERS EyssY MORT
T. SEVEN SISTERS EvERY NIGHT
III sEyKN sIs1sss
I'LL MAGIC LANTEaN.
III NEW UNION 7A8hsArK.
THE WAXING OF COLUMBUS,
w,en,xcro THE UNION AND IT'S PROSPERITY
This picture. eomDo,,s s o. S:Sd 1HE DELAWARE.
5000 'NN >N@Npo' 10 q SH'.. -! ~
s enc Of the most beautiful tabs4ux yysa. ever gnsgS
o9 Oh MIA narF e f gyss.nE2gGss ss2ra
TIL rhif SaA iaas si Ssiss n dSioN.
he AIM 81 Ct NEE z rs gSaaE
AroTREosIs OF wAsHiSaTos .ND TIE UNION,
me N st rel so on h Or :. so {
CHAJ GE CT TlME-Dnors oprn at quarter past sever
n II 4 a. ten
oeo6t Dress ciscie seats mSy b. wee. il
WEDNESDAY EVEN EVEN; c, Va H. 1861.
ANNUAL Raser.1
Ss,s sas M! OCCASION an Attractive ol VII Re presented To-
NEW MUSIC opERAcIo sZLaGF.oNs
oEIEsRArsS hsG pS Sio ovrarUm
CAIRNS CONCERT ReeM. sIs BaoaYwAg.-
o. AggSly to Mi's FANNY ihoNeaos, 'stwcsn IL and
MELvpEos, go BROADWAY, oa1SfsE AssEnB14
"A"A"'hN y SesSssHn MAY 18Th, list.
''' 'A' BENEFIT OF Mss A. CArrA.
n ssson to the rs se' ao pa aoSdas suea
w Mis- FANNY FORREST,
'-' ''' ~ 5AAaRlsr 3 ss &. E EEs9
~. Nc hHU RLWS late CT
LL0YD'S HIfS4eE1s
together with
THIRTY Vol, fTEpRs
who have kindly consented 10 sppear Ballet entitled
LA PtEJ.
introducing
FIFTY yOCE4 LArrEs,
will be produced for the frat time. ad usual pAt
forget tonight
pThe proprietor has eat pleasure n announcing
''s'''. GREATEST STAR
the theatrical soni Ipw yGG F Rt,as
and Miss CHARLOTTE CusBMAs,
and that is the renowned
FAM CONELu,
SAM CONFLL.
| who " i'll make his hI3t ppearanee 10 morrow,
TUErDAN,
4 TUcsDAy,
IN sow" NV OF his popular Comm. ''' "~detor slll re-
| tanning this motto, that the
| MSLoDEoN
ThE PiosEER CONCERT HALL IN AMERICA,
| CHEAPEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
in the W arid Admission the usual.
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T'BE GREATEST WONDER IN THE woaLD Is rHE
i young and accomplished Madame BYRON from Paris
who be consulted with the strces. love-
conrtshp, marraEe siStnsas inenYsrsnce .u.aons law
Iery &c she has also secret to make beloved by
hearts IDEAL and bring togsher those long separated Ae
ism.burs fsry' ksHss. Is cents sspNsmsn, n ssGss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13

RRowNE NICHOLS AUCrIoNEEHs-wILL SELL
I'D Tuesday, May IA, at o'clock, In front Of ssles
rooms No Nassau street, beautiful pair Of long tailed
torTe 49, hands and old, fast
festiy matched for style and action seldom sqused
sound and kin and free from all vice and tricks
hnd these worthy their attention Also set OF double HA
used one season. made BY swden andn perfect crer
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REsTAURANTs.

E,yERE1T BOWLING SALOON, NEWLY AND TASTE.
Ia fully fitted up, will open this Monday evening May
H. With free and bouneous Lunch foan,ng Ales spark
ling Wines Joyous Liquors luxurious segars ard mp tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13

nj B.-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF HE 1EIyBaA.
IN ted Nine, PHEWsTER. Who has been con anlics hy
tholspts this and ether cl;cs with entire
She feels confident she has equal ehn tells me uns "
future wife or husband ard that sr vii'er III yo- wish
truth giye her e 30 Third avenue above Twenty nr
street. ladies', 10 cents; Gentlemen, o.,
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4 LONB'S NIrSrpFLa -NrBLOis SALOON.
IL luG BEST BANu IN TIE WORLD
TUE gEsv Observation-Disclosures
1pr BF1r DANCEh, AND tue pEST COMEDIANS.
FREQ Wilson Sig Gsratsaue Birch. Fox, Percy. BtdauH
snen Tool ~hts 60 10 = new rrogsmne 1THE nurCa
~ BItEr, &c Doors opcn at O'Clock Commence q &
Tirsets % cents.
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DRDCKLyR ATEEEruH.
IL MISs IahBbLg.A HINKLEy
BrH iv IT, anuJuvce IL Der ndg and the public
viii siye hsT first and oul, concert In Bronklyn,on
EJasgAt, NAY I6
GA which ects'tn ale VII be- asAisted by slgnors
BA-laaULI,
FEbGI AND SpSfFL
lcsiyey their farrgel app asdace IN America before
t q Tor Europe tho 18th, the City Of BATH
HERR DuHLER,
The enirfnt Diallniat.
The vLo!e uIdcr The direction 4 rgnor MUZrO.
Admission 70 all "a OF ths bRl o. Seats secured
yh 10 eztr Charge brgbn!ng tuesday ~ the Prox,s
Mntc store 70 itsn &c street, Roses In Fulton srees
s.b-iip rc ~ Wall street
Particulars In snlai bills
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nENRy d. MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II
IL Nassau street, opposite the Post olice. MINOR 4
THORP will sell AZ auction Tuesday ihay H. at VI O'Clock
at their saesrcom No 81 Nassau street without erve
an imported Of segars embracing Gr eh
Havana Domestic and German Secars Of the following
vore BRANDS vl:Conchas, Operas, Rcgslias, 1ils Com
munes, Iondres Figaras &c &c
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HALxIh T. HAZEN. AUCrIoNlER -CARPETTN0s.
~ Us ifths, kStrga Rugs &c al auction Tuesday, Nay
~ At e. be enre 81 OF tAe wholeasie and roA.
Carpet ato-s " and 10 Canal Stree. near BrosCysy
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II EnnY b HEIsTS, Jn, AU0TIJSEER.
~ ASaIGNEE'S SALE UF
ENTIRE BALANCE OF SOCK OF
READY MADE CLOTHING PIECE GOODS, &c,
ON MONDAY. MAY Is At i0l8 O'CLOCK,

Comprising cloth cass,mere saiinst and other Cols Pants
clothing in variety; Piece Goods Brosdco his
Dceskins Satin eelicies Innings Iesttngs Fur
nhing Goods &c &c Terms cash. Catalogues ready early
pv NJ sal
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u.1-Ies1 Dream AIe-Pure.

Lovers of Ale have pronounced this the most de-
liyhtful beverage of the day, and Physicians oon-
tpue to recommend it for the cure Of the worst cases
of Dyspepsia.
Its virtue lies in Its purity. Being compromises
solely of malt and hops its curative properties mus
at once become apparent to those acquainted with
the virtue Of either ingredient Its manufacture is
conducted with the most scrupulous care, and it is
uudeuia5Iy the BEST ALE manufactured either in
this or the old country, at the present day.
Il contains no intoxicating liquor or injurious
drug, and it will not intOxicats. During the heat
of summer it is the safest and most healthy beVer-
age that can be used, and produces none Of the ev
effects caused by tbs use of distilled liquor.
It's put up in barrels for the use OF deslsss; and
in kegs and bottles for family use.
Price-in barrels, ten dollars; in fifteen gallon
kegs, five dollars; in bottles, packed in boxes OF
one, two three and four dozen, two dollars and my
cents per dozen.
Dealers will learn the Wholesale terms by sd-
dressing the Wholesale Agent.
The money must, in all cases, accompany the or
der. and funds on all solvent banks taken at par.
Address the sole Wholesale Agent,
LOUIS NJ. MILLER,
Al Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
Ion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-12

A Tprp PtcTURE-PoRTRAIT OF Mss Dx-Hap-
naming into the studio of that most accomplished ar
list Mr.. T. W. WooD, among other recent works
f-om his pencil, we were particularly struck with
obosut;ful portrait of that remarkable lady, Miss
nrv whose fame as philsnthropst is household
,rond throughout America and Europe. Miss DIX
,.aooD,Iv snent few days in this city, and while
here psid a visit to Mr.. WOODS studio, and was so
much pleased with both the artist and his plctnres'
that she was induced for The first time in her life to
have her portrait painted. Though repeatedly urg-
I'D heretofore by her many friends and admirers to
sit for her picture she has persisenty refused on
account of her aversion to any thing like publicity
Of the many Lunatic Asylums in this country, in
winch she has been mainly identified in establishing
there is not one Lut will be glad to procure copy
sf the portrait of this remarkable woman. We I'M
derstapd that the artist will be permitted to supply
orders for copies from these institutions, but from
M other source-and that no copies viii be made
nth the appreciation of Miss DIX except by the
painter of the original.
Miss DIX has been familiar for many years with
% host artists and works of art in this country and
Er-one and is a critic of superior taste and judg
,,ont Her selection of Mr.. WOOD from among the
-, .-,ists with whom she has come in contact Il
ort the first and only portrait of herself is, there
fore, a compliment of which that gentleman ma
well be proud. 1t is compliment, however
auhich his admirers in tins city consider MN hgn
deserving. His studio is well worthy Oh Nisi
rona every admirer of the art and his eXceedlngi!
afFahle snd gentlemanly department adds an ADJ
tional charm TO the beauty of the many superlo
works of ms pencil, which adorns it-BG'n'eT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-12

If one buys Northern jewelry and gets cheated,
getting five cents worth of gold for 50, 1t Is only
little affair nobody is hurt only egregiousy cheats
ed but when you are sick, and resort to the huns
dred and one nostrums, lotions, pills and sarsapa-
rillss etc. gotten up by Dutch and Yankee specula-
tors in human miseries, you are possibly something
more than cheated-positively injured. DO you
know those foreigners? Have you any recourse
upon them if injured! II you hnd their stun uses
less. and yourself imposed upon, can you expose
them 40 that they can be made to feel 1T If you
see fit to use medicines prepared by others than
vour own physicians-why not inquire after South
ern Remedies, prepared by Southern physicians,
and sold by Southern druggists or dealers In your
midst-men whom you can expose and whose
nrofits YOU can check, if they cheat you. We be-
iieye that there are Southern remedies fer every
complaint from the dreaded ague or lnclplent ie>
yer TO a cholic cut, bruise or burn, for which no
one wants 10 post for the farsof doctor. EsGh
family should keep some simple, enectlve ana rem
able relief on hand ready for moments use.
We embrace the above sentiments. We beneFe
that there are better medicines put up IN the SCUM
by reliable propretors that are superior 70 articles
prepsred by Northern or Dutch vendors The Soutn'
ern remedies advertised in this paper, we nave ma
doubt excel the patent Pain-KilIers and Ready ne
Iefs, and Ague and Liver Pills, with which North
ern vendors deuge our land Let them be larry
tested and if they are found TO be imposluons the
columns of this paper are open Tor tnem 70 Do 81
posed for cheaper terms than the proprletors Cd
| tain them to aid their sale.
| We learn that where the Ambrosial Oil Is known
and used, no Pain Killer or Roadway, etc, can De
| sold-the people want nothing else. We can say
| that we have found the Oil far more certain ana
effective relief of cholic and throat than those
| and the oil is pleasant to take, while those are
severe. When those Ague and Liver Pills nave peer
tested no Northern Pills will be sought for, IN our
opinion. They are purely vegetable-they give I'M
| mediate relief-they give no pain.-Ieiln. BdptlSL
march3l-dlw&w4t.
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WASHINGTON, April I0.-It is now certain that the
Government has fully determined to reinforce Ma
Tor Andersonis command at all hazards learn
from competent authority, thAtthe plan adopted Tor
the relief of Fort Sumter substantially As fouoWs:
In case of necessity supplies are TO be thrown INTO
Snruter nv means of number of small boats, which
presenting small and more scattered marks for the
cannon of the rebels, will save unnecessary bleod-
she'd The Government has Chartered NUMBER OF
small schooners and other craft, which have been
filed with sand bags. That these form part OF tne
Charleston expedition appears probable, from the
fact that the charter does not bind them TO go further
Soutb than Savannah. These schooners, filed with
sand bags, will sail in, bearing boats on the
side towards Fort Sumter. These boats VIII OF
course be entirely protected from the guns OF tne
rebels of the warike sides and solid contents OF the
larger vessels. This plan will be adopted only IN
the event that the Charlestonians 1re upon the
small steamers loaded with provisions, Wnlch are
first sent in In that case, OF course the lori VIII
receive not only provisions but men, ana tne plan
abOye detailed is an admin able one, Dy Wnlch 70
thro,r .nv ro0imental force into the fort without
a probability of serious loss. The m n-oi>war are
tn in and hold themselves In readiness 70 check
any attempt to intercept the Doats p armed Vessels
az well as to keep the neighborhood OF Sumter as
clear as possible frem assuming parnes VINO oGn De
easlv dealt with by shells from the steamers, thus
Io,vino Major Anderson and his men at leisure to
receive reinforcements,. and, need be, deal will
Forts Moutrie and johnson, which can be silenced
without much loss Of time.
The plan has been thoroughly considered, and a
ali the leaders ara men of mete and courage, sue
cess is certain without much, if any, icss Of life.
is oute possible that unforeseen circumstances ma.
cause an alteration Of the programme, bat it il Ger
tain that the plan above kdslniated has receives
commendation in high quarters, and it appear
| feasible.
The President has ordered two Of the most eff
eient volunteer companies into service. Guard
are to be detailed from them to protect the publ
| buildings.
Another battery Of light artillery arrived to-da.
| 10 replace those which have been Withdrawn.
Reliable information states that the rumor tbs
Gen. Ampudia was marching on Brownsville,
| false. :.
The Pawnes sailed yesterday for the South wit
| aealed orders
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CITY NOTICES.

A CHNGE.-We have this day sold to Mr.. F.
KLEIN our entire stock Of clothing and merchant
tailor goods he will continue the business IN all
its various branches, and we ask for him liberal
share of the public patronage heretofore extended
to u.s. He has very handsome stock of spring
goods, and guarantees perfect satisfaction in all
articles Mr.. NJ F. SELrz can be found at all times
in the house of his successor, ready to settle with
all who owe. SELTz HARRIS.
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WASHINGTON, April 9.-Col. Lamon, as marshal, Is
the only appointment yet made for the District OF
Columbia. Many appointments have been publish
ed before they have even been considered BY the
Executive.
WASHINGTON, April 10.-Ten companies. conpos-
ing about one-fourth of the volunteer militia of the
District of Columbia, are mastering to-day Tor IN
snection. the order having been issued from the
government headquarters last night, Several days
ago the companies officers were directed to imme-
diateIy report the number of effective men. This
unexpected movement has given rise to many sur
misses especially as reports prevail believed to be
correct thst these ten companies to be drafted
into immediate service. Much excitement every
where exists heightened to great degree BY bogus
disnatches from Charleston of battle in the Vlcini
ty of Fort Sumter. There Is doubt that the mil.
itary movements in progress here are connected
with precautionary measures for the defense Of the
capital from an apprehended attack from the south
TIE Federal forces IN Washington are TO DO
strengthened this week by at least one additional
artillery company. saF.
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WASHINGTON, April 1o.-HaK the national !
so men declined being mustered. fearing Deir
dered out on the aide Of the District, and UNIV
TO fight against Maryland and Virginia Capt
rington's company Of 80 mustered.
A new military department has been forme.
the District and Maryland, establishing Col g.
Smith commandant. Sherman's artillery from
Ridgely is expected tomorrow.
George N. Beal, Of Maryland, Is appointed n
Store Keeper at Washington
Elisha Whittlessy is appointed first COmptrcI
Of the Treasury.
Archibald Roane has gone to Montgomery, snt
succeeded by Richard Bates.
Reliable information says Ampudia Is not mar
ing on Brownsville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-12
CHEROKEE CURE

CHEROKEE CUREg
An uafniLivo cure for Seminal Weakness, Noe.
turnaI Emniissions, Inpotsacy, Loss Of PoDe,
Pdfns ia The Back 6tons IN the BLADDER Oostrvetsd
and Di5seuH Nenstrucfion, asd al DSseascs cGSsed
6y dsOidtin0 from tie pGtA Of &dtHre, and inds0sng
IN SekE-PoHuti0H.
By this Cure all improper discharges reov
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured, and
full vigor restored.
Either contemplating marriage, should reflect that SQUAD
ind body necessary promote eonnuba hAPpness
In the Cherokee Cure the deblate worn down and
Departing devotee Of sensual pleasure will ind relief
II and pleasant in but immediate in its acon
tanning mineral poson bat is prepared sm pare vegetable
extracts, in the form Of delicious syrup.
Price % Bottle three bottles for S. and and Forwarded
by express 10 all parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. Proprietors, st. L3uis NO.
Sold IN Nashville by Ewing Pendston Berry Denovits
G. W. Hendershott, and BY Druggists everywhere
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