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DIR. KINGS DEsPENsARX
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

Sa~ DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, FOR thsl
EEGNza four ye.rs Of louisville, Kentucky, and who
eatad his attention tbs treatment OF private diseases Ter o'
thv verT atters himself having attended TO precce Ter %
any years and cured many thousands ehS5ed 70 ca
al S;sssses on private matter bow ba they map
from niudIcious medical treatment from neglect OF their own
n Ei1 DisEeuSary No % Desdck street, between Cney
"a he sopaT where he cures diseases OF private nature
oNoRHEI cured without nAUeouS medicine or interference
from business g..
old recent date, saectuag cured n lev
by an operation which causes no pain where structure
st health cannot enjoyed Perhaps disease causes more
S-;ooI;sf ma undermnes the constitution % much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the sKn, CROWNS ous
sKNE WKAEHEss particular attention having oeen gwen
this isease and all the consequences greWn ont oi 1ong
an in MANY cases by The destructive habits Of tnconsaease
Yo1tb, and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
h II undermine constitutions rendering the sRhectun
t Tor business society," and causing premature oia
Females may be aborns with any dlnnenly OF INC "oH'
NAV rest assured Of Immediate relef -, IA,
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating Their
Zee enclosed directed TO DR. 4 King, No - Besdrek Street
NashTie Tenn will ethe medicine sent 70 n
8TesI with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed O
houTs from O'Clock the morning until Gin the evening
msy23. IS59-dEWly
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From New York.

The Virginia cavalry occupied CentreVille last
night extending scouts 10 Fairfax Court House.
There are no signs of an advance.
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BOARD WAxTED-A gentleman and small family
desire to obtain board in the country, for the
Summer. within three miles of town. Apply to
July I6-dIw BORGFELDT & THOMPSON.
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TO rRAvxLERs BYS SEA AND LAND.

The Mschnist, the Ira ysisr, and every other inal
ha If accident nom eo : si0n fire, orJ Isis should
4; INA that This MAGIC Extractor and only
sisnd II h both portable and cheap, and should ever
~ ~. .mnanion sa friend = In need There Thousands
- r itnesse' 10 testify s TO It's marvellous vTtue Who
os tbsr Sound limbs AID muscles its saving efficacy
mn SoIIoine are few ~ thelegdE0 diseases for which
ntITEViS MfGIo ALPAIN = EXTRACTOR iss PRBVEB
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HAVANA SEC AIRS!

JOHN WHORLEY. 80 South Market st''
nashville, Tenn ,--.2O 600 Imported Ha"
Vanas.-JpS7 EuETVED ER0R RAVAEA.
Latest News from Old virginia!
JOHN WHORLEYB
az south Market street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY ROCK City Chewing Tobacco,
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
rithout ANY ADULTERATT0E
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CHEROKEB OUhEJ
I- AN ,auiao ossye for seminal Weakness Moe
fHTnai EN- mi Ons, h1spOtsHcy LosS Of POtoeTl
Pains IN t4e Back SOnH tn ths Bl1d6er, Oc'trscsed
mi JiFcz,H Ks1srlEGtiSR, and all Diseases odaIeed
6y deDidttn0 from tie Pdth Of SasnTs and '7dESaHS
IN SeLE- Pollution
By the use Of this "CuZe all improper discharges are ro1
al The weakened organs Of generation are speedily eu ana
full vigoF restored -, ~, :. .,,,d
either SEX contemplating marriage sheud Tenect mat sooho
MAD and boiy are Necessary promote connubsl happiness
In The Cherokee Cure the iebtaed worn down ana
dssparinE devotee Of sensual pleasure will ma reei
sA pleasant in taste, but immediate IN It's asuon con
tauina 40 poison, BAT prepared no pure VeaOl
oxtZActs. in the form Of delicious syrup. -
Price 90 per Bottle three bottles Tor 90 s1d and
on express TO all parts Of the world
sold bv all respectable Druggists everywhere
POTTER q MERHIN. Propnetors, Memphis Tenn:
aoIa IN Naahyie By Ewing PendleOn, Berry De1oVils
a. W. Hendershott, AID By Druggists everywhere
nct2S-dtHANlY
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Wnnteal. ImmediaIeIr.

ONE HUNDRED ABLE BODIED MEN FOR active service
10 the sourther Army oiO eAth bounty win be paid
abeboed to enter tie service OF The Cone3erAs
States. Apply - - . -.
fuiy23-lE EWING McOROhG & COS
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GITY Hall, Jupe 81. 1851
HYAX PAYERS hereby notified thai the Taxes for COrpo
ration purposes for the year 1861 will be due according
70 law on the Of July and they cali a. the Col
ectors Office, upper endot the Market House. and pay the
same The necessities Of the Corporation such that very
little indulgence be given. Those inier sed vii please
axe warning A. NELSON, Colisclor.
g1,eO I'm,
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From Missouri.

New YORK. July ga private dispatch 81
AS Of the Ist Regiment are missing.
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THE
NEa&nOha Bal"

a
PImPLEs, BLOTCHES,
FRECKLES, EBUPTIONS.
SUNBURN Or TAN
,rYHIs Elegant Preparation renders the Skin soft and e
inparting to It Marble Purity. 1t s most cool and
ireshng il applied to the face after exposure 70 ne sun an
viii give immediate relief the Sting Of Insects Nothn
into its composition The contents ofa bo
n 1T he taken without harm application eosTV uiSi
10 a 1ofsk, SosU care the tpOrst case Of Pinpkes
sold every everyEhsre-Price Fifty Gents BEETLE.
". =. HAaAN, ProphetoTS,
IN Troys EsW Tsgk.
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NOTICE no POLICY HOLDERs,


NROM and after until further tce, the War
Clause vii inserted all Open Policies issued ~ TIC
Tennessee Marine Insurance Company and the Nah
lille Commercial insurance OoHpsny.
~ A. " BUTLFR,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insurante Co.
JAMES WALKER.
EscrssAIy Commercial InIgEADes Company
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THE Friend or THE NURSERY

bdr.p are Srenueut guf ferers from external njure
.r0scisiIv from FLZtd and C1EapAsBs EcpOsionS-thsI
Sors every mother should this healing preparation
At hAnd It heals sore EyeastS Rnd4 ucky re-
moves the TETTBR or RING WObM1s 30 PFeodse'' 80 ~
nzkPa
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Notice 10 Railroad Companies.

YWyHR undessgd having At great expense and trouble
4 20 b1id a Mil for the purpose Of Re AOLLlN , OLB
RAIL ROAD IRON, and also for ire usnufaearreef NV
Rails and tsaQ the only embellishments Of ne kind IN ths
Southern Con ederacy had hoped 20 meet With has snoI
msnt which gould enable them 70 have constant snpoy
and thereby greatly pruInns the interests n toe sh IAN
road euterpFZsz the south IS yet, however, teY fe
csved little encouragement except from ne h.ls -
tersss Of s Roads, requires that this sssaosnI hoaI y
sustained.
Wa thereSorc take this method 70 hs various ksoSa
Companies that need Iron re-rced that ne1 New M
tia We are prepare furnish then with toer q sno n
e aud Of The vy bs quality; provided us receive neir Or
dsrs son. 50 that the Mill be kept in Opeon bus
hayso operations FOR the want OF ORDERS gscen give
no asSuranoe that cen rsu again we thes
fore respectfully solicit orders. Aderess,
Atlanta, Geo GA
Nashville Union and American copy Wssk, and orHAld
bill 10 Commonwealth Ocs, Atlanta Ga ana copies th -
per CONTAINING the advertiser nt marked 70 Ne srs
Nathan. JyAs
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Fog RESr-A desirable suit Of ROOMS III the
Union and American Buildings Apply at TINS
office. GecAS1d
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CO ER A @ E

Coz. PER @ E
TUNO all those wanting Flour Barrels Whisky Fars, EGGS,
and Bacon Casks all other kinds Of ooopers work can
obtain II by applying to my Cooper Shop, No % heLs
more between Cedar Church street. have ase
hAnu large l. t ofpoplaF Shingles for sale.
can also thousand Flour Barrels and HhSky
Barrels at Normandy. the 4 c. Z. z. Al letters ID
dressed to q =, to Nashville, TSnnssSe.
july7-lm' &WO DH1h
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WANTED IMmEDIATELY.
CORPORATION TAXES.

Good Cook Washer and Icrn without inenmNrsne no
a unless known to be No One. Apply At this office.
{,na
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TO ALL WHOM
IT MAY CONCERN.

AN nov preparing 60 largely into The msBuscturs Of
4 WOOL q ATS, Array sHOE[ and NEGRO BROaAHs
All tose have Wool asd Leather III ind sale for It At
the highest prices in CASH. At he Tennsssee Psntsnl
ZTy WI JUaEsON,
iuival-3m Age7t.
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the GreaI English Remedy.
sIR JAMES CLARK's
CELEBRATED FEmAL
Protected 80 Letters,


n prcscyiFtion OF S1F = CEGFkS, II. D., Ply
Sicidn Extraordinary to he QIse8.
Th.Inyslusble medicine Is unAng in the cure OF a thoF
and diseases to which the female constitute
,nbisct N moderates sl and rsovesa obsZucs'
And Gpeedy cure may be relied on
NN TO Married Ladies
1. IA peculiarly suited Il will, n short tina or
monthly period with regularity
Great Britain, to prevent counteTteits
CAUTION
TAsss PiIs should not Be taken By Je7ldlss ring
FyPST TBPEE HOETRS0 Of Pregnancy, as tAeg c7essT
6Tag on Miscarriage, bet at otAer te tAey are sdfs
In ali cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain IN ts
act and Limbs Fatigue slight eXsron, PsPsiion OF the
geat Mysteries whites these Pills will effect cure Wet
All other means asYe failed and stAough powerful remedy
40 moi contain rcu, eslcsl Entro1ys or snynE hurat 20
the constitution
fan directions in tie pamphlet nd zach psokSgs which
shouId be carefully preserved
soie Agent FOR tis United states and Canada,
JOB A0SEE, (Late j. c Bal5 Etn& OoIJ
Rochester, ". 7.
FB-sIOO and postage stamps enclosed 70 any suhoI
xsd agent will insure bottle containing 30 pills, y reaFs
mall -,,,--sa q zy..s.
shstt. J. g. Blown and Ell respectable drEEEtstF
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLFY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

ETAs universally supplanted all other 0ntents and healing
Applications in both the Eastern and Western Hemisheres
bsT.vr and its itrsiO merit the true secret
of its success in all cdnSoES GscOs whether the eSEEe be
aoeiEs1foF diseISS
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICE.

WWAYING this day qualified - tie Administrator o. We.
leg Wheiess, decesi ed, all persons indebted 2 ~
bv note or otherwise, requested make mnedate Pay
uens Thore having claims will present Them 20 R@y-A
(propery authenticsied) 10 mySefor ~ fAtoer
hS Is y authorised 70 receipt for any ndsbdnss and %
pay all demands sganst said estate. .-.-,.
SUDAN A WHBLRSs. Administrator Q.
-. =, Ws,Isy WhslsaI dsc'dt
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ssesls.. as.. zoe rroI osa's szssssss..-s = -
psTss Read 81 q WI lzzfsst ga
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Dark, Glossy and
LuIurfanG HaiRI
HOWL
By using HslnstrsesS Ia5DG5S Restorative. pant uss
anything else on your Head
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere
We. HAaAN & CO., Projectors, Troy, ny
SIS a. advertisement headed,
GGYOU LOOK IN VATN'''
ost2s-IydtWSzg
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PREPARATIONS FAIL
IL entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed oL
real DISEASES, as contains mineral poison %
Sg. benz prepared from roos banks and leaves IN 'e
N 4 pisasant and delicious Syrup. M, A.,
+. h natures own remedy" FOR GonorThoss'
yzvel Structure and Is especially reconrencd ef
We lz In Feraaes,) for thir complaint u y
A. general Alternative and blood purifier Il nsS no
49, mi fsij 70 cure srofua, secondary syphi
TEeIlings nercural and sll eruPuYe diseases 5
more speedily and permanently than any S o.neL m,
-ine knovn II does this by purifying ana eIeAnsng -
boo5I Causing Il 10 IN all its original purity 4no
inns REMOVING from the system all impure ana
which have induced discase. -. 49,. -. s.As.5 all
IN An old cases Of GonoTTha and Glee that haIS
s5aI an n IA especially Tecomnended-in oid CASES u
@ S,i and resnt ones il cures from three days
few doses positively all soaains ha1' onOl0A ~
pain. -, - $500. ,vs,h .,v .Isss q
business. -,,.
n can Isy on the toilet ble n ne counting loG' IN
ont its ever Being suspected remedy Ior Ptl'A'e ~
Ts OF Vensrea Diseases, With all directions Tor their
ue-ugsent cure, accompany each bottle ...,
PoF full directions get Circular free Eoza any
the United States -, a., ,..,., -. . :
II sod al retail tor 90 per bottle, or three bottles TOT
H ali respcnsbls druggists and dealers in me- cne t
bs Tpsd sstes and at Wholesale b. all Wholesale sraggsS
POTTER & mERWIN, Sole Proprietor
MEMPHIS, TENN
Sold In Nashville BY G. W. Hsndsrsho, Berry DenoT
Ewing & Psndieton, AID by AL Responsible dTu9gls1e
Shsre.
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BURNS az sCALDs

BURNS Il sCALDs
are nsAn thy relieved Of their anguish pain and nnHh
nation BY timely aPPiios ten Of this H'HT0so' 'e'"
nd tbs ss,h f.rsney miiS by 5 charm, n bienSh CT
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA H. a
EWRlR9 E2RRLA
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AYTEB
nrSnaK MAY LII. IaaI.

WEDNESDAY MAY Ist, 1891,
Passenger Trains On the SashTs and chattSnOOgs Ksroa
will follow
GOING EAST.
Leave HsshyiIIs 1t $50 A n and 3l5PA
Arrive =! Chattanooga GOO and l2O An.
COMING WKsTu
Leave Chattanooga at Sis A d and 7s2o n.
Arrive ct NashVille at Sis and 73OA N
yEJHE Trains leaving Nashville At $50 connects ~ Var
trace shelhyVills Branch, Tullahona VIII hsMnn'
vile and Manchester Railroad AID At Dscherd with Wineh
nd Alabama RAilrnAd
The Trains leaving Nashville BIS NJ, connects a war
race with shebyyiiie Branch, a. Stevenson With Memphis ~
Charleston Railroad and at Chattanooga with East Tenn a
leo. and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets 20 the fooVing and At prices
cd had AZ ali hours, application to the Ticket As
AZ Once, AZ Depot:
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PImpIes IsanIshcd!
Faces Made CleRFT
HOW
BY one weeks zse the Magnolia Balm PsrssstiS harm
Iess but elegant and eEectuol preparation.
Price 80 cents per bottle. Sod everywhere
HAG4N 4 co., ProprietorS7 Troy,hY
feba4-d6E3n
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MRS. WHNSLOWS
An experienced nurss and female physician, hiss soohin
Syrup for children teehng which greatly facilitates the process
Of teething by soenng gums, reducing all Inflammation
will alsy all pain sursto regulate the bowels Depend
upon IT, mothers give st to yourselves and relief and
health your infants Perfectly safe in all cases. See adVe
tiseuent in another column ocsSo-H
Messr. ClsTk Gregory ooGentE Ipu chased two bottles
Of your AmbroEal OIL which has given tire satisfaction in
Collie, Toothache and Headache ~ .-.,-
Cyruston, Tenn. GsOhSE sEEHAhA'
Messrs CLARK GraEory 90 Nashville, n:-Gentemen;N
gives me pleasure you that Ambrosia Oil has given
me great relief may ease than the use OF any
other medicine o.,
have used one bottle BALI Of your Ambrossi Oil,
and from the ese It in Rheumatic suffering
would not the ether bottle and one ball for price
provided could not get more Respectfully
" g. PURSLBY
RinggoId, Ca Sept ID. 1889 spll-d&W2"
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.

ESTABLISHING AGENCIES
to represent this first lass and IN every way
RELIABLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Where Stock is nc. 'par@g AGd By SoasaerH Hssa"b
wholly
It is wholly identified with the oush, and iss de fsO
SOUTHERN INSTITUTION
Having complied with the Law requiring;
ADeposIt OF $4,000
the pdS Of the Comptroller security to Tennessee Policy
hoIds which Deposit viii not be imeTed By contingency
in view Of the p sent
Unsettled state of the Country.
strong inducements offered 70 INSURE IN THIS CONF
PANY at Low RATES and with as PROMPT sETTLEmkNF
o LOssES re offered By any Northern ComPanes
s. F. SUTHERLAND,
GsnepI Agent,
Policies Issued s7d sid losses settled at nis Agsne
Il. K, & P P PECK,
Agents.
COIannade Buildings, Nashville, Tenn.
ap24-tf
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SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

which greatly facilitates the process Of tssng By ssnng b
Tums reducing ali ston-EIn aAy ell pain and spas
nodie action, and u
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plenty OF wood in the fort to make bonfire, and more
than there should have been II the fort had been we'll
equipped Again and again the buildings were fired,
and at last the flames could no longer be controlled
THE EVACUATION
Was conducted with great ceremony. Major Anderson
sauted his flag with fty guns, and then went on board
the Isabel, taking with him everything he needed, even
10 his pans and kettles His flag, which had been shot
into ribbons, was hoistcd upon the Isabel his band
played yankee Doodle and he was cheered from the
steamer and from the fort As he stepped from the
Isabel TO the Baltic his flag was hoiscd upon the latter
vessel, and salute was fred.
THE OFFICERS
Are all eager for fight but do not where they TO
go. Nearly all Of them mentioned by their superors
in the dispatches 70 the War DEPARTMENT. and they In
their turn avorably mention many OF the rank and file
in their reports They anxious 10 get at he rebes
again, and were especially loud In eondemang
the pratcal raid upon commerce for which
the Southern States preparing Lieut.. Hudson de
srous Of obtaining permission from the Department to
70 Hartford and raise regiment Of volunteers, and
other officers are OF the same mind.
In conversation and in the papers which we're brought
board at Quarantine the topic which most interested
them seemed 70 be the volunteer movement and every
thing relating 70 IL was seized upon with avdity The
men who fought at Sumter looked very proud, AZ "
feeling their present Importance cared 10 talk very
little. They say they'd like another brush andin re-
ply 70 questions from the recruits, declared that
before the flag was hauled down they didn't feel the
work they did. AZ for the Are Of the enemy that
rough ~ hrs but. Lord forgot all about II when We
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once got started Both the and officers say that
was impossible TO the payape guns and that they
certainly did some execution among the enemy. An
omcer was appointed who, at each discharge
Oh inc Cnarlestonians' guns, when they were
nring slowly, called out shen,n or "ball," and
Inc men were forced out Of danger II was hard work
70 learn them TO dodge.
THE BALTIMORE MEN
We're on board the Baltic. At nrst Capt Doubleday says
that they reluctant 10 light bat as soon an hev saw
themselves attacked by the batteries they went to work
like good fellows, took hold of an abandoned gun,
and laughed with delight when they struck the
floating battery. Mr.. Lyman, Of Baltimore, dis
tinguished himself by aiding Mr. Hart in extingushng
the fires.
OF THE SOUTH CARoLINIANs
the officers speak highly. Lieutenant Hartsten showed
them every attention. did every thing for their comfort
took charge Of the wounded left behind and begged
piece Of the Sumter flag aS memento. OF Roger A.
Pryor the men tell an
EXCELLENT STORY,
which commends itself 70 the attention OF an who
know him and his habits. He at the fort before
the evacuation and seeing bottle in the ROOM
tosk hold Of It and copously mbibed Instead Of good
brandy the bottle contained iode Of potassium and the
Chivrlrous virginan found himself poisoned Unortu-
natey the doctor saved hisafe The old proverb says
that certain people cannot die by poison drowning
THE TRIP UP THE BAT
Wssmcst pleasant The officers were engaged In looking
at the demonstrations, and m inspecting and sx-
changing signals with the ladies upon the ferry boats
asking each other, the whilo If their women would
meet them at the landing Major Anderson walked
about quietly. With the various forts around the
harbor salutewere exchanged the vessels dipped their
flags and the crowd cheered We give herewith some
thing better than words, picture OF this scene taken
FROM the Battery aud since stereotyped, with unprece
dened celebrity, by the Graphoype Engraving Company
The Sumter men seemed glad to get back to New
York again. but tho recruits rather wished for ser
vice somewhere Arriving off the Battery, the Baltic
lay and awaited the arrival Of the replies to the dos
patches cent to Washington, announcing her arrival
and asking what should be done with the troops. The
further movements of Major Anderson and his men are
given below.
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MAJOR ANDERSONS SPATCHES TO THE
WAR DEPARTMENT.

STEAMSHIP BALTIC,
Orr SANDY HOOK, April IL, 1861.
Hon. s. CAMERON, Secretary Of War, Washington D. c.
SR-Hasing defended Fort Sumter for thirty four
hours until the quarters entirely burned main
gates destroyed by fire. the gorge wall seriously injured
the magazine surrounded by flames, and s door closed
from the effects OF the heat, four barrels and
three cartridges of powder only being ayaila-
BILE, and provisions but pork remaining,
accepted terms Of evacuation offered by General Beau
regard, being the offered by him the 18th inst,
prior to the of hostities, and marched
out OF the fort Sunday afternoon the 14th ins with
colors flying and drums beating bringing away company
and private property, and sautng my flag with fifty
guns. ROBERT ANDERSON, Major First Artillery
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IMPORTANT FROM BALTIMORE.

per's Ferry Not Captured.
BALTIMORE, April Is, 1861
An the reports about the Harpers Ferry seizure
false.
despatch dated five O'Clock says that all is quiet
there.
There full company Of United States arterists sta
toned there and strong Union population.
party OF secessioniss, Federal Hill, raised seces
sion flag at noon, and commenced firing salute with
cannon. In q few moments the workmen from all the
foundries in the vicinity hearing the report rushed on
them tore down the flag spiked the gun and threw it
into the river The secessionss fed in CONSERVATION
and the flag was torn in tatters. The enthusiasm
universal for Union Not less than 900 persons
present.
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CAPTAIN YARD.
ro THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO TIE ED1TUF Of THE HhHHLD'
You win obge by making correction Of a common
report in circulation Captain Edmund Yard late Of the
United States Navy, and secessonst, Ia not Captain
Joseph A. Yard, Of Trenton N. J. (ssme plase az the
forner) who commandeda company in the late war with
Mexico and Ia now engaged IN forming company for
the present emergency Of affairs has been reported
that the latter IL the person who resigned his commission
and Joined the sece ssionsts VS. YARD