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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-13
cgTbe New York World thu, ,pits its fire

l The New York World thus spits its fire
at ius British BeighbOrs:
TIE BLocKADE y BRITISH PRoY-
TECEs-The ship Alliance, which has Just sue
c~essfuliy run The blockade al Beaufort, South
Carolina, With arms, ammunition, percussion
caps, etc, cleared at s.. Johns for Cuba; but,
as we learn from a merchant iust from st.
Johns, Der real destination was generally IN
derstoOd ia that city for Gays before she sailed.
Her captain, e CharlestoniaD, made no secret
Of d, and the very character Of Der cargo,
which generally consisted Of contTsbsDd Of
war, put it beyond question. Our intelligent
informant also states that when be left anoth-
er vessel Of similar character was loading for
a similar destination, and that in fact at Hall
fax, and Other provincial ports, an extensive
business in this liBe Is rapidly springing up.
We can easily credit this. The temptations
are very great; FOR If the ventures are success
full tie gains are enormous.
or course our government would prefer not
30 exercise this right against the Of
ueighboTs; but IL our nelghb0Ts do not choose
TO caTTV cut their own laws, there can be 10
alternative bat Tor us to try the virtue Of the
lsWs Of nations. One thing is certain the
maintenance Of cur blockade is a vital necss-
sitv in our work OF crushing this rebellion.
Maintain il We will. The neutral that shall
embarrsss IS in this business by not fulfilling
tie natural obligations toward -us, must not
compiain IL we exercise our own beliigerspt
privileges toward it with the ~strictsst rigor
which international law allows. When our
rights are and ctr interests shall be thus de-
h0egatslv set a. nsught, comfy ceases, and
all generous fOIbesTaECe becomes pitiful weak
ness
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State Line Road.

The above mentioned Lot, 10. ., Will be subdivided
ana sod IN lots 10 suit purchasers- plan Of which will
be exhibited on the dsy Of sale.
TERMS OF "SALE.-Credtf Of seven ard twelve
months, with interest from da.F, purchasers % execute
ponds, WIN approved secured, $50 the purchase money.
Sale a. IA O'clock A. II.
JOHN c. LASIRR,
Sp3-d4wif Cor- - uss+er
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Cs-Two squares, renewable weekly, per annum,s 5000
" " twice 3 week, " 5O.O0
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FS-Yearly advertisers will be charged extractor 9Eca-
yyiHg space sv6r contract, and when LANCE TYPE is
required 10 be used, OF the a5vertiseEentkept On inside
4 paper.
SF-Yesrly advertisers WILDE charged extra II reSu-
lar rates, for wants, Rents, Removals, Co-Partnsrshlps,
Notices, To GOnsisnees, etc.
1@TrcES!eat advertisement mast be paid yor IN
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mless by special contract.
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snly, or Irregular intervals in sitGsr OF the PAPERS
viii be charged 81 per square for each and every inser-
tion.
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nicipsI efices, So each, to be paid in advance IL every
instance.
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Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect and Funeral Invitations
a. all other advertisements.
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swing on hand, OF furnishing 90 order, every arilclt
squlslts for q Printing ofice, from a BeDKIN TO a
Ten Cylinder Press

Type and Printing material from any Foundry North
fUrulsbed WHsH required.
We CAN and WILL manufacture I'm Richmond as
good al article, and At ths same specimen prices, a. any
Foundry North. We respectfully solicit the patronage
OF the South. HENRY l.. PELOUZE = co.
HIchUoud. Va.
We refer you to every printer in this city. We also
derITe every Newspaper in the South 20 copy this al
vertgssment for one month, seNduE us enc copy o.
their psper, and receive heir yay FOR such advertise
mPut upon purchasing i've times the amount Ok their
bill from US. II. J.. p. b GO.
-au97-lmdtwAw
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The tDyisciminste arrests made by Lincoln,
Of men and women are so many confessions Of
weakness. Some Of The arrests are made
that Of Mr.. Faulkner, for eXImple-simply 10
have an effect against The ConfedeTates, for
tue security Of he abolitiohist Ely. Other ar
resistant Of Mr. Johnston, for iBstance-be-
cause be happened to be 4 nephew OF Gen.
Johngton, ofthe Confederate army. It is sup
posed that near relationship will make Gen.
Johnston fea, even when the military arm Of
Lincoln cannot reach himself. Others are ar
rested in order to extort Money-tRe object be-
ing confscstion. The arrest Of women is
surely the last confession Of weakness. Miss
Maria ]. Wlndle got a slender living BY writ
ing letters from Washington for TIE southern
press. She is a clever woman, smart and
snowy, and Der sTmpathies, it seems, are
with the South. For this she is arrested.
Mrs. Philip Philips, is thstIsIented and lovely
wife Of Col. Philips, formerly Of the Charles
ton bar, subsequently OF the bar Of Mobile,
and lastly Of the Washington Bar. 4 man Of
talents, be served Alabama in the Congress CT
the United States for awhile, and afterwaTd
settled in Washington, as q plesder before the
supreme court. His wife, the daughter of J.
Z. Levy, formerly OF this city, now Of Savan-
nah, was one Of a bevy Of Jewish girls, equally
talented and beautiful. she, too, sympathizes
with the South, and for this she is arrested.
Could there be any more conclusive as well
as contemplate proofs Of the cowardice and
The weakness % q government reduced TO this
necessity But, as il this was not enough,
we are now told that the arrests viH hereafter
Be Kept secret. Why, The LeSpotism OF Venice
aud its mysterious silence ss to the fate Of
prisoners, is re-euscted once more, and in this
nineteenth century. To cap the climax, the
press is forbidden TO utter A comment on the
acts Of tue government. This is the divine
tight Of kings OVER again; re-ssseItsd with a
vengeancel The Constitution, the laws, the
habeas corpus, the press, the feminine tongue,
all suppressed at one tSll stroke II the usurp-
eri Was there ever more conclusive proof of
cowaIdice and iInbecility, as we'll as tyranny
Was there ever a more lsmentable confession
Of weakness? Is it not mere dwelling
meanness and baseness. mixed with madness
which lacks even a psroxysm Of power! And
all this suppression Of tongue, and pen, and
press. and law, and Constitution, extends only
oytr his ogn domain! Is It possible hat, 10
his own precincts, be needs 70 silence society.
public opinion, the freedom or speech. the
press, The laws? Is it possible that be is 90
jeOpardsd in his own domain Could we wish
better prsof OF the mons,rous, vile, reckless
and wretchsd character OF this vulgar despot-
ism 2-ChGrfRg{cn Her~Irg.
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The Bonds of The Confederate Stats as
Good as Gold +!
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Hnaa AEn G=E


THE undersigned OfsTs for sale his PLAN -
i TATI0E, situated on Bayou Bartholomew, gIsA
in AshIsy county, Arkansas. containing about S@S
1900 scres Of Lsud, so Of which are is a fine -
state OF cultivation. and 900 acres deadeuPd There Is
upon the p ace a comfortable Dwelling and a good Gi2,
with mill attached; also, new frame Negro quarters,
excellent cistern water, ant many other conveHiCuces
This plscs is entirely free frosl all overflow, accessible
10 STEAMBOATS, durirg the shipping season. and only II
miles frsyl the Mississippi river. As = Cotton plsutE-
ton il challenges comparison with any other place IN
the Southwest, as the growing crops viii sbundantly
testify.
In connection with the above, ! offer my handsomely
improved FAMILY R~ESlDBHCE, two miles southeast
Of Monticello, Drew cOGnty which, for beauty OF sItuE-
tiOn, excellence u health, oolduess and purity Of water,
IS Dot surpassed west OF The Mississippi. For high
toned, moral aud religious ssnttm -nt, tie citizens Of
Monticello ami viciEIty stand uuriva'ed.
! propose 10 sell the stove described property Ht g
f.Ir price for Confederate States Bonds, or Negro prop
arty st d fair valuation, o gold and silver. Ny terms
are ons-tbId cash, balaLca in one saa two years. I
think / ot-r HE most desirable property / know Of il
thu State for sale. and ! Ouly DO it because my business
demands my prpscgcr in South BUuisIdua.
For farther particulars HidrIss WIN. J. MONTGOMERY,
a. Lebanon, Tennessee, or The subscriber at Monticello,
Ore = county, Arkansas.
se5 In J sHYLIE MONTGOMERY
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CHANCERY SALE
OF AN
UNDIVIDED ONE THFRR
INTEREST,
I n r
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND

PURSUANT 10 q decree Of the Chancerv Co7rf -
L Memphis, rendered November Term. lseS IN -
casa OF JAMES " Coleman and Susan Colersn - ~
" B. S. williams, Angus Greenlaw ana otbers- w5iI
ON
Thursday, October Sd, 1861,
in nout OF my Office in the ely o. Memphis. p-,rsss
sell TO the highest bidder. the Endividsd oue-fSirJ ~
tefest of James n. Coleman ssd wife. sussn C@Is---
in aud TO
Three Valuable Tracts OF land.
lying and being ia Shelby county. Tspnes.s. -
One hundred and seveuty-hve acre tract In Ra1gs q
Section > llth Surveyors district. on TIE Wfs-l-e,,i
liver, being the same that was sold TO The 49,
bayhss by n. Hunt and Nary Hunt in tbs vssr Ts1-
recorded IN the REGISTERS once o. shelby ssnntv -
Book 2. pages n and IS. IA
ALSO-TNs hundred acre tract In Section 4 ,n5 ~
Blnh. VINE YAK
ALSO-Two hundred and hay acre tract on tbs ,,,,t,
side u Welt river, In Section 2 and Range : bef,~
same upon whieh ". Il. Snstd and wits reside - "
fhhMS or SALE-Tbe oss-third iptere~t
tracts OF land above described wiz be sold r-r-
~ sE1 menihs' purchaser TO execute note win sBs-sreS
security Tor the purchase money. Sale Al N 49,
". JOIN @. LANIRR.
-pa"s CLERK and Master.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE
OE Mclean ,9gensGe.
Thursday, October 81. 1851.

DURSUAET 10 a decree OF the Chancpry Court atMem-
L phIs, rendered November term. 1850. iu me case of
Napoleon Hill and Charles H. Dorian, Jr.. vs.. BENJAMIN
g Thompson and vile, Elizabeth L. Thompson, I win,
on
Thursday, October 30, 1861,
in front Of my Office, in the city OF Memphis. proceed to
sell, tothe hiehsstbidders a Valuable Tract OF Land. sit
uate lying and being in the county OF shelby. STATE II
Tennessee, cSntzining ten Ecres, it being the norlhern
half Of a twentg acre tract, conveyed by Charles F. King
and Lucy 4. XII to Napoleon HUI and Chas. II Dorian.
IT., by a iced dated May Slh. 1885. and recorded in Box
No.a :, pages 2Ss4 8 ia the Registers 0d.ce OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, which twenty acre tract is bounded
a. follows Beginning a. a stake in TIE south line Of the
John Rice grant q 5c60 acres, where the norm line o.
the nav State Line road is iuterseGted BY the west line
OF Mclean avenue, running thence with said avenue
north 81 teg-i east % chains and 20 li1ks, 70 a stake In
the Hest line o. said avenue, thence west 5 deg. north
8 chains sud 76 links, to . stake; thence sou1h o. deg,
west - chains and 70 links more or less, tie north line
OF the new State Line road. and south Zine o. he John
Rice grant, thence east 5 deg, south with said line 3
chains and 20 links, % the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-The above described tract OF land
VIII b sid an a credit Of seyeu and Gf.een ort1s,
I~urchsser 90 execute Hotes with approved security Tor
The purchase money, a lien ts De retained en- the preml-
ses uutil payment OF the sane.
Sale al II O'Clock A. ~.
JOHN c. LANTER.
s'S-dawtf CLERK anil Master.
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thursday, October Sd. 1851,
in front 0f my cdee ia the city o. Memphis. proceed 20
sell 20 The highest bidder, all the right. TILE, claim and
interest o; tas defendant Moore. ia and To- the following
described lot and parcel OF ground, and dwelling and inn
proyements thereon, tO-WiI: A certain lot situate on
the east side Of So. Martin street, IN the e.tv ~ Heui-
phIs, Shelby county. Tennessee, being the loo on the
south side OF and adjoining a lot fGrmeriyownsd BY Dan.
Hughes. and felUg the same lot conveyed 10 Tie said
defendant Moore, Jointly with defendants H.. ". and e..
q BroOEshlTs !, By r. n Kirby. BY deed dated June ssh,
io9S, DeErrntes On the east side o. St Martin street 40
the south-West corner % said Hugnrr A ruauiae
thence south Ola and with s.. Martin street thirty feet
70 q ,iasei thence east one h0udred sud six~ty-uire feet
To a stakei thence north thirty feet 10 stake; thence
west one hundred and sIIty-nine feet 10 the beginning.
1t being the same los once conveyed by p. Graham 10
Townsend and williamson The interest Of sail Moro
therein being enc Undivided third part. and is 90 be sold
subject 10 the lien add membranes Of the unpaid pur-
chase money thereon being the same more or less.
TERMS OF 5ALE-The above describe. interest wiz
sold on a credit OF seven months purchaser 10 execute
with approved security for he purchase MONEYS
len % be retained or title Withheld urti payment Of
purchase money. Sale al II o'clocs, A.. H..
John c. LANfER.
Nrfo d4Wff~ CLERK and Master
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CHANCERY SALE
a ESTATE
on ST. MARTIN STREET.
Ihur.day, Oetober b. I6GI.

DJRSUANT to a decree 0ftha Cbancrry Court at Mem-
i phiss rendered November Te~m. 1850. fn the cas- sf
7. G. S. Ferguson, JOnn o. TayI0r and Others vs. 3. A..
Moore and VIE. Ann EI.zl Mulra and omar vim On
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-13

OF E CAPITAL, ASSETS AND LIABILITIES or
The Insurance Co. Of the Val
ley Of Virginia.
JUEF }, 1861

/ ma O. III HttIE.dbAt WIN AlH law If-LaallLE AEtiCltb
Of Insurance Companies other than those chartered
by the State ~ Tennessee
ETRST-The name and locality Of the company, "The
L Insurance Company Of the Valley OF Virginia" To-
Gated at Winchester, Virginia.
.. The amount Of capital stock. $soo,O0o %
3. The amount OF capital stock paid
-........sS 295, 325
The remainder due IS represented
BY stock notes OF unjoubted
4,675 100000 90
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
Amount Of cash on hand IN the hands If
agents snd other 1892 IS
Real estate None.
Bonds owned by the company, viz..........
Stock BJnds OF Stockholders. 1875 90
Par value. Market value.
% Missouri 6s coupon
u Virginia coupon bonds. 1000 TOO %
20 Tennessee coupon bonds, 10000 1900 10
10 New Orleans coupon
nds.......-...-... 10000 5000 90
3 AlleEhauy coupon bonds, 5000 1900 90
2 Lyhchburg coupon bonds 100 1899 20
2 Corporation OF WIuches-
ter 6's coupon bauds.... 800 800 co
. Certificates OF Virginia
registered st0cE........ 1900 1910 90 As, $40 90
Debts secured by mortgage, t1-wit:
On real estate worth double the
debt secured. ......s. 10 SGT 80
Debts otherwise secured by pledges OF stock
and personal security. I74Ol3 AZ
Debts ior premiums. 5,445 81
Other securities as follows, tp-Wit.
Rank stocks. Par value. Msrketvalue.
$50 shares Farmer Bank Of
virginia stock. -. $4,000 1850 90
50 shares Merchants and
Mechanics Bsnk--...-.. 5000 $500 90
. stock iosi Dan, =. ISM. $50 s.74s so
so Exchange Bans q Va. 5000 4,751 20
20 shares Bank commerce, 1900 l. 500 90
% shares Paramount Bank, 1000 500 90
ey Of Y'rsiuia........ $500 s,u2 90
10 shares Bank o. Win
chester oD 4O 90
vile, Ev.....-~... 1900 $500 co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-13

MEMPHIS n CHARLESTON R. R. co
MEMPHIS, ADJUST 80, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given % the stockholders in this
~ Company hat the books for The transfer OF stock
viii De closed ca the 18Th day OF September next, aHd
remain closed Unit! the LIST day OF 0coJer. 1861.
4 dividend n four per cent is declared b the Board
Of Directors to the stockholders, Who are such on the
Ijlb September, 1861. Said dividend will se paid AT
the TreasuTer's onice on and after the lst October next.
GEO. ROBEBTSOS,
auaL-M.ML.rI Ga-raLarK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-13
b. WOLFE, Notary Public.

GEO. W. L. CROOK, Insurance Agent and Average
Adiuster, telegraph Binding. continues TO receive
applications, issue and renew policies for the above Old
AID reliable Southern insurance Company at rates as
low as any soIventC Company can afford to take. ses
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DAILY RATES Of ADVERTISING

Scr one square Of ten lines or less, one insertion 5I.OO
COR each a~dditiona. insertion Of same........,.... 90
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8arstow's Metallic burial Caskets.

DEEP CONSTANTLY on hand all sizes Of FISK &
n CRANE'S CASES. Also, WOOD COFFINS, Of
every description.
Country U1dertakers furnished with Casksts and Gases
at a reasonable discount. de2z-ty
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At OLD PRICES
n IN LARGE QUANTITIES
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GBantGrg Sails.
SALE
YALUIBLE Rel ESTLTE.
Near Memphis.

PURSUANT { a decree q The Chaucrrv Court II
L Memphis, reu -rri aovcm5-- term. 1870, iu tho
sh7e Of b B. ia TT, Gusr4iau. ETC. vs.. John ".
H0ay and Elizabeth Bosy, / wilt or
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New Edition.
HyHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

FOX ltl.
new edition IL eady containing the OF President
ncous Cabinet the Of tee ministers TO foeisn
Governments and other istef..,iug politics. matter
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS FOR
the wear lotl -
ooSERkMI4Nf OF THE UNITED sTATEs-E1ecutive
ENtO1S TxTRA AoRDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
IrNr ION the United states a. Foreign Courts. - 49,
sENbTE of HE UNITED STATES. Members o. fohi'
gofsF OF REPRESENTATIVE OF THE UNITED
s1AIf.s Politically Classified -
yXXNITH CONGHE taara chosen) Politically Classihei
TKFE HOhEsrEA or the action OF CaHE,. on the
oneou of gra,ng Free Homes lds TO Actual Settlers
the Public Domsin ncoorR the bi ps~sed for the uPose
And the Presidents Neto lhoreo. -
ppTIiBLICAN NATIONAL PbArfORM for 1850. 49,
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (Dyuglat) PLATFORM lot 1901
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC tBrockinridsel PLATFORM ioI
n y,ITSSAL rTST UNION Bein PIATFoRM. for 1860
ELEC fORAL y0IL or THE SEVERAL STATES fOh
srcESsioN or soUTH CAROLINA.
TABLE, or TEMPERATURES fOR hOhth AhEhCh,
pfepsr,d t the Smithsonian institution and containing Toe
tenue AZURE the Four Seasons aud the Mean iempcts
tue u the l55 Points in SoTh AneTic, P'heiPuJ
ELFCTtoS i M ~" RsTURNs FROM ALL THE STATES on
THE UNION, carefully complied erPvssiy Tor ThE
LIST on srsTFs CAPITALS. GOVERNORS IIMEs or
LEGISLATIVE MEETING, GENERAL hLEelVN''
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT In 1854. 1856 and 1860
Pce IS ornts IL copies for 81 100 copies 50, postage
paid. By Express, 81 100 Cash orders solicited. .,
Bsck numbers Of TBE TRiBUsR ALhAs car De oI
yea lBi9 1850 '55 57 49, 49, and 20 Prics 1J ces's
sssh pes;ase pad Adarss THE TRIBUNE, Ns"-EefA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23

NJ. ronr,h Anniversary of the American Bap,
tist Mariners society, nnecten w. elab,si ed i ,be
Msnels' Church OF New y ok CITY WIZ the Bowrry
THURSDAY EYENING, May ~ i9eI, ,t;fiP ~ The Rev
T. SToSK mn nor o. s. N. the Rev D. hls1oA tne new
Ipa r STEWARD the Rev. Mr. LOukEf' and others
American Institute POLYTECHNIC Association % wiz
=, =, o. room, in the Cooper Union Building THIS ihnI
EVENING Msy l3 at "a o'clock. Subject: Ice, and
NJ "a ~ n efieeration Admission iIee
Too Pi,chers! Ice Pitchers! Ice Pitchers!
IT. l,ce Ia ,et of workmaDshp the newest
nser and st prices rea Wholesale Is at Nos and
burling ship Of bCNIoo n-iisi.
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SPECIAL Notlres.

Columbia College Law sch0ol.-Tle second Com
cncen,ent O the Law School Of Columbia College w he
J. hs hall Of che Historical Society corner llth aud 2dsy
% the EVENING Of THURSDAY, May q, OF o'clock
In connection with ordoay Commencement exercises
Clsnoa wf be delivered before the Association Of Aanu Of
Law school, by o. " N Baldwin, esq Of the Css of 1860
bso an Addres. before the Graduating Glass; by the Hon. Mur
ksf Holman Of the eaperior Court
hembes Of 10 Bar the Judges Of the several Courts the
1snds Of the stadeus aud College respectfully To-
i9steo " sHsnl CHARLES KING. LII d.,
Pysst6ent Of Columbia COLLEGE,
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AliIitarn Notlfes.

SrRGRov.GRSERAL's OFFICE, May 10, lss
In consequence of the increase OF the reGniar
40 no In session in NewYork City the ex4minSi n
Of candidates for the Medical Stat Of he Array
Applicants must be lsss than twentyone or over ton!
Yeas Of ,,,
Applications mus, be made the Secretary Of WeL or
through tbe Surgeon General the Army stating the
place. and date Of bitb accompanied BY Respectable
Of moral character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23

Spring. -....x -, eppING
STYLES Of CLO1HlNG ready made or to older Atb ~.
cut made IN the tasty manner Custom hoou no'
equaed Fuphhg Goods and Chldens DegaIiment 20, Ht
than any other establishment Money e'9ned not pleased
Clio hing never was - low. r - btLp'IN,
Largest store Ia the city, Noa ~ emo ~ De"ey'
DIR. Carnocban has REMOVED to No IL East !o-hFti
between Broadway and Jth-ay.
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NUR GOOD SNIP SAILS TO-NIGHT!n
O-STEPHEN MASSETT,S Great Song Price J5 Gems
Inst published by FIRTH POND Co. No SAT Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID L. the iavoe th.ss .tirring tines IL the
BFST PLACE IN TIE CITY TO SEE THE MILITARY,
which l. passing through our streets daily, sod -
GIVES A UhEA TER VARIETY OF ANU uSEhEHT
than any other establishment hnown. - =, ~..-
TIE DRAM ATC PERFORMANCES ALONE
are every equal those given other places who're the
ir sim sion just double-osy nothing Of the mutlde
o. viuF wonder. .d cuhosiies witch nclndr ~ LlCs
fpow FORT SUMTER THE OLD WASHINGTON FLAG.
HFRR DRiEsBACH, THE LloN-rAMER, WITH OLD AD-
ANSs PER FORMING BEARS. MAMMOTH BE SAM
SON BLACK SEA LION, SWISS BEARDED LADY. LII
PlJTIAN oUEES, ALBINO FAMILY. WHAT Is III HAP
PY FAMILY, 05, 600 Cunosities &c.
Tie nov and splendid National nruue, -
Anderson TnE PATRIOT OF SUMTER,
and ulso ,hs popular and interesting piece eA'ited .,
THE CROSS or GOLD or. THskEsNs Wow,
THIS AFTERNOON and EVENING as and u o'clock.
Alniaion all only Is Children under ~ 10 cent?
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WINTER GARDEN.
w Remember Lsst night but two OF the brilliant and
beautiful come li~nne and Gdnirabe comed,sn ,oo.,
MRS J. WOOD aud MIR J. JEFFEhsoN,
who vii appear In the new conedy Of
BOWLED OUT.
Mr., J. WOOD Sarah Anne, In which character she VIII
sir a lam sntable hchryn1o.e lyrical legged. sbout
HIN, HER. AND TIE UrhER
Mr. JEFFERSON. ffeklal TIE Orator.
After which,
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
e,l,x s.........,,..............MB Mrs j. Wood
1om Tape NY :, Ss"'''"A'
MONDAY Q7hl-Mi. sOTHERN in OUR AMERICAS
COUSIN AT HOME.
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