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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The EntsHigsnesr quotes epprovingly the fol-
lowing resolution offered in the Senate on Thurs
day last by that distinguished lover OF Sour fel-
low citizens" down South, Mr.. Charles Slmr e
THAT, in the efforts now making for the res-
t0Fdtion Of the Union and the establishment OF
peace through bout the country, II is inexpedient
that the names Of the victories obtained over our
lsIlow-citizens should be placed on the regiment
al coiors of the United States"
The RspEb!icdn doubts If any naval exploit Or
record exceeds the capture Of New Orleans In
good conduct, good fortune, and in the import
sace Of the result achieved.
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fIsASciAL-New York papers Of Yesterday
report less excitement In the stock market. A,
The opening Of the board Governments Were quite
strong, and there was good demand, As also for
State stocks. When shares were reached, how
ever, the market showed signs Of weakness, al.
though the changes were not important. We
quote: Registered 6's, Of 1881, IO2alO2 coupons
l02xi Oregon war loan, 1O2X; U. SIS, Of 1874,
S3Hj 100 Treasury notes, IO9XaI03k; one year
certificates, 100; Indiana war loan, 81; Ohio 6's,
102; Tennessee e's, 50; Missouri 6's, sax, Cali
1Ornia rs, 81; New York state 6s, Of ls7a, Ill;
American gold, lOa; Foreign exchange Is firm.
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SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,


WASHING TON. May 10, 1862
An Army Medical Board wi assemb' q in Ws.b
lnkton, C.. on the LIST Of June nett for the az
slninstlon OF applicants for admission into I.
me1loaI Corps OF the Atmy. In addition 10 the or
alnsrJ reauIrements Of moral character medioal
ana surgical koow ledge, good academic Education.
and SQUAD phy.lcal condition, the appLoa mn \
Do iamlllar with the principles of hyEene and the
eonaG2ns necessary 70 the health Of the troops In
..hPeiloatlons must be addressed to the Seorst.rv
OF war: through the Surgeon General; must sssts
me Iesidenc Of the applicant, and the date And
PLACE OF MS birth. They must also be accom- I'd
ltStsrences VIII reneiye no attentlonI By Tespect
able Testimonials OF his possessing the moral and
Pnyhcel QUALIFICATIONS eSuisite for filling credit
ABLY the responsible station, and for pefformir,
the Medical staff. 'aoe1 VI
Applicants must be between tpssty oxs and ,,,.n-
ty-efght years of age. N "'"-
NO allowance Is made for the expenses of mar.
sops NJ derEoing these Examinations, &c tbev Srs
inolspensl0le preres ulsites to appointment: bnt
those VINO are approved and receive spp orntrns
wll. be entitled to transportation on obsyinT their
There are now and soon will OCCUR. ssvsr., ~.
oancies In the Medical STAFF. M 10 ~
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FROM LoNDON.-6ibsrt's Lo1iO of 3.ptin

4 S<25 Aosio VI BANKING;
Lew, on Taxation; a. Sc
q IIeatise on Facts-By James Ram; IS Is,
hoaIs Wild the MJstlos-BJ X. A. Vaughan, 2
Glyll engineering BY Professo. Rsnkine: "a o..
S263 "uo he'AeWs'
Pratrs Genealogy of Creation; s4S7
Lille and Correspondents of Admiral CIR ,b.r,s.
- Napier. vols; o. So, 80 o'eio"
The Progress Of Nations; as IT,
Smiles Lives Of Engineers 2 yols. Illustrated.
SA. 'oiei iHusuosoo'
Life Of Sir NJ e Brunel-By Richard Beamish.
BAN, on the STUDY of Character; as
III ~ FHANCK TAYTnR
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A CAHD

|" A CAhD.
Il II K Attention OF persoes willing TO purohase
fine al ooeTles, Wines and Liquors, Tobacco nd
SeEars, II respectful invited 10 attend me sale,
By catalogue, whion viii take phase on MONDAY
next, i2th instant. commencing 10 10 o'oiock,s m,
q store No. 2x3 Pennsylva il avenue, opposlte
WIilarc's Hotel.
The stock Ia fce and the sale will be well worthy
the Attention OF csssers, and the public in general
sale peIemptcTy. Terms cGsh. Sale Of Ii uoIs
and Wines, precisely ct 10 o'ciock.
GREEN e WILLIAMS,
IN l0-lt Auchoneers,
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GROCERIES, WINES, WHISTLES, AM
" CIDER. ->'>A

GROCERIES, wGIN S6Esss WHISTLES. AND
Pure Ground Coffee,
Sreen: White and Java Coffee,
Qandellon Coffee,
Prime aok and Green Teas
Brown. Yellow and White SuRsra.
Pain and sugar cured Hams.
Dayfon's ana yamleson's Craokers.
French Prunes and COOKING Prunec
French Mustard and Olive OIL
Olives, Almonds, Currants.
Table and Cooking kSlslnG
Golden slfup and New Orleans Molassa.
Dlnner Baskets, Vanished Boxes,
Large Tubs and Coo ers,
R,ovn and VArnlshed Boxes,
Flour In barrels and bags, at lowest ur,cA.
AZ l.. A DELLWiG'S
SUPERIOR OLD PORT WINE
~ sherry, Madeira. Fine BrAndiee
Holland Gin. Rose Cordial,
Fine Old Whiskiss,
In bottles and on drlught.
At l.. A. DELLwIG,a
CIDER, CIDER "A prime article of Swat
rels, at H. A. mi = ~ M. -
Also. wen seasoned OAK and FINE WO0D
Tor sale and promptly delivered BY
L. A. DELLWIG,
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L ANSBUR6A BEO,S BALTIMORE BAR
~ GAIN STORE.
Just Ieoelved, from tie lats New York Auot,op.
stpiehaia assortment OF the lates: style DRESs
sun Umbrellas ani parasols,
Linen Handkerchief. Of all kinda var, ohs.,
Gloves and Gauntlsts, ouoeP'
Hoslerl Ct every description,
Black SilI Mits.
With fail stock of HOOP Skirts and E.rox
foods, which will be run off cheap for Dash. Goms
sna o9n.ince your eli. At Halls old place, 37S
w Hoop Skirt Factory. 11s Liberty St New
iVA' I'M 10 7ts
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NAVY VAR

The tug Clyde and the steamers Piedmontese
and Yankee, arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday,
but bring no news Of Importance.
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JOHNSON 4 NAGLE,
ess PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
(south side,)
Bstsesss EsghtA and NtstA Streets,
recommend for the coming warm season their
unsurpassed stock Of
Clarets, still and Sparkling
Hooks and Moselle Wines,
from the well -known houses:
Messrs. BRAspRNBouRe FREEZES, Bordeaux,
Messrs. MoRRs Il RuPPRLL,
Frankfort on-the- Main
HocKHRIM JOINT sIocK COMPANY,
Hockheim- on-the- Rhine,
ChampagneS,
OF ALL THE WELL KNOWN BRANDS.
We guarantee to satisfy everybody at the low.
est market prices, and solicit an early call.
JOHNSON & NAGLE.
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AQS NEW STOCK. dOe|
Nv INTERIOR ADoRNMENrs. oo
Just received CHOICE ssieotlon OF new and de-
'ifA0' '''i'' PAPERHANGIN6s.
simple patterns, appropriate for Parlors. Hslls,
F FRET I0Rfi PR fRISTs statues, CENTER
Ma. n..,,n, PIECES SSSis b.. ,m,,.,..
'0la' Ah0 o0% WfHSsiDow sHAuEs.
e. sSsa sus ss. Ss Ho
lands BY the yard q made into sh.d..:
(ysrr.nted 70 De ,iIded with gold isafl
The hsndsomest and largest assortment in the
Ssss.taf variety Of small sized Oval and CARD ca
yisite btames; Oh Foreisn and Domestic manufAc-
'afe' PinfGs% c6sD AND TAssELs,
Different siass and oolors, Picture Rings, Nails,
Purchasing exclusively for cash, the above goods
9. ss 20 Is shy os Be
District No %i:r. pisssnt.tis3 made 70 taee, .aIes.
= o%
.G Rsa.mbsr shs lumber. No iss ssvsath *:
co. se sosss odd for Ha and the terms
A R n.y., AND On NAVY IVY BLg.E FLANNELs
Tss color in each of qualities !: warranted in all
-
mS-6t Pc. ave and Ninth street.
OAR. ,soLs AND SUN UMBRELLAs.-Nev
L supp. les.
PERRY BROTHER,
ms az Pa ave. and ninth street.
A VERY p, NE FOUR ROUND CORNER
n Seven-cecsA Chickering Piano, hav--N
ing been useS put abort time. viii be sold
for Ss?5 onsinsi ,'ost 500 To be sesnUVtH
ms NJ " "' " w. 8. MErzERoTr.
THrRry-t4E,ss EEs sla :r sS FkEEsH BUTTER.
S% Nc Sss s. f e and for
bet. e. and nh etrests, Opposite the
CERTIFICf TIES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
" Qusrtsrms sisrs' ChecO I'D vouehsrs,
S-10 Tr nsuy Notes,
United STAT es Bonds,
Bought and ~ BY -.
-. RIA eYEnHoUsE. FAINT q CO..
Up 92w Bankers, $o3 Pa. avenue.
lNEN SHi sETlNee, TABLE LINENS,
IL Sheetlng CO HtOps, Pillow Linens, Counter-
penes. NaS6ns, DoHjes, Towels, &c.
A null supply very low lnoee .
Also, large end ny1ish yovels,. With colored
borders. II PERRY BRO,
ara s Ps.svs, md Ninth street
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WASH GOODS, FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND
W BOYS ~
MANY ssieoe and really good styles. One price
oniy' marked In plain figure;
"s@ RI avenue and Ninth Gueot.
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p DIR. JOHNSTON,
- L r L m ORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has discovered the nnost Certain, SPEEDY ard only
EfeetHai Remedy IN fhe World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS!
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BOARDING..

pOARDIN6-A large Front Room with Bo.-d.
- may bs had ~ Applying 81 No. 213 street,
near the cornsr Of ism. ms-sIs
Two OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN az
street, Georgetown, ID C.. m6Iv
FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD-445TveIns
u street, between 6 and III. Meal hours land
1ooiock ap ly
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-. EHE NATIONAL UNION MEN of the
IS Third w ard opposed 10 the present munich
pal ucket, 70 stoInoDism tor the Republican
party are requested TO attsnc meeting to be held
a. Temperance Hall TUESDAY EvENING
AZ Ia O'Clock. for the purpose Ct point
lrs reieEst"3 20 the general Ominatrg oonysn-
hon, nd selecting = wsrd ticket N M as
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DLATED ICE PITCHERS!

we Will open this mornlp. an unrsu,II, I.,,.
assortment of Plated Ice Pitchers OF iha ba,
III, WIN lAe asst improvements. at yer, 10 rate.
nj. w. SAT- q BIO JewsIsrs'
IN III OF S5a Penlsylyapia aven1a
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MAYORS OFFICE.

Georgetown, April 10, 1862.
Ihis 10 70 certify that my hearing having been
mnoh impaired for for some time sast, placed my
self VI der the professional treatment Of Dr. Won
Moschzisker. After q few weeks of his care, ex-
perie, oed very perceptiole Improvement, and 81
this time my hearing 10 IS good as IL has been
~ any ii me within my recollection,
m 9-lW, Benny ADDISON. MAYOR.
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n o T oo

~ WASHING TON CRY, April LIST, 1852.
The Copartne rship -retofore existing between
J. :. Harvey, A. j. Harvey, and II. A. Clarke. and
Co. snd also the partnership here tofore exist
Ing between John =. 6iven and J. = Barvey &
Co., trading under the name of John T. Given 4
Co.. 10 this day dissolved By mutual consent either
OF the late partners are euthorizs I'd to receipt in
J. = HARVEY,
A. ]. HARVEY,
II. A. CLARKE.
yNO. r, GIVEN,
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WAsHIN6T0t q, ARrII t. 1852.
This is to osrt1fy that the hearing Of my son = boy
Of thirteen years age has been greatly I'M paired
for some years. i an proud to state THAT his hear
Won MoschzIsker, to whom I vouId recommend
all who are am oted in that way. WV. sLADE,
SIS Massachusetts avenue, between eta and 5th
streets.
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q. q. F.-OGosTs and Members sf the
uY GRAND LODGE and CENTRAL No
sEc MOUNT N5RO ENChMP II INT, are re,
lested To meet THIS tSstPrdayl EVENING. a.
r. q ana z c. Z. JAMES WArsOy. IL
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rT@THE HON. w. r. WILEY and other
lS members of Con: Tess " Ii de- iysr addros.o,
= resaif OF sabbath School Instruction, in the
: oundIy ~: Church, oOrGer l4th and q streets
~ MOIsktW tSuLdAJ) AFTERNOON, at
oc!fck. The public are cordially invited to at
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STEIWAY g. SONS CELEBRATED PIANO
. FORTES have Always received therzRA
FIRST premium wheneve- and wherever they $500
have oome ip competition with any otherstIHIf
manufactures: AmcpSst the judges were Gotts-
chalk, VIM Melon, W ollenhaupt and ell the 6rst
pianI,ts of this county.
large assortment of thsss instruments will
Always Be found ct the Wareroouis af
w. g. nETZEROTT,
Corner Pa. avenue sad Eleventh st.
One seven octave four round corner C.s4SkeTinS
Piano. having been used but o shor: tTie, In best
order, for 50 Q for $50. ma
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BOARDING AVID LODoIsG.

BOARDING AVID LOD0IuG.
% GREENE STREET, ABOVE sPRIN0-ALSfoS
OO House. Elegantly furnished suits of Rooms 80
Croton and for housekeeping .oBoAf
y particularly suitable for small rrspectAbie fAses or
siage gentlemen Rsnt low 10 permanent tnAnss
1IG AND las EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, ooRNfR
ltO Of Second avenue-Two Pariora win bedrooms al
ached families single gentlemen, with Board Terms
reasonable.
7SD PRINCE sTREEr.-sf CLAIR HOUSE E-RLE-
lDO gantly furnished Rooms with Bedrooms altachsd.
the conveniences for housekeeping compile,
cudng and Croton water 70 let 70 respee~oe families
or single gentlemen
77G BLEEcKER sTREBr-A NEW HOUSE WITH
u all the modern improvements back Pariors hr.s
foors let furnished unfu nished with
celent Board Breakfast from 10 Dinner 81 i2 and
7OA EAST TENTH sTREET.-A LADY HAS AN ELE-
lOf CANT Parlor Floor furnished; Also single Rooms,
handsomely furnished with partial Board. Bathroom the
house.
ON ELM STREET, NEAR sPRING-FURNIsHED
AlO Apartments tor immediate occupancy. The lowest
housekeeping Best bedding and furniture with range
ing utensils and linen complete gas and Croton.
R1Q BRoADwAY-PLANTERg HoTEL-PERsoSs
OfO looking for permanent or transient Board will md
elegantly furnished Rooms, with liberal Table, and ~
reasonable prices at the vbovc house Location
House first class Dinner at six.
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sAL.s % REAL EsrArs.

BALES % REAL EsrATB.
EoR sAIk AT A s.cRIvicE-A VERY DEsIKABLE
80 90 - On s.-.sa Island inssrs u
Eos SALE or ExcHASaE-A cousrRi RESI-
.'s.s .sS i.s @ <. ssS rs ess:sls. '..s .ssss
ssil s-sss "a. ss.s es..s % s.
% sssssss : ss .-ss ;sss-r .isS s .s ss .sa
yos sserif s q rs Ca ss.s-s s.s, % '' A''s
E'oR SALE ON EXCHANGE poR rARx.-ro LET
,ssa 'sss-s a s..sss.s srs-s -se ..e - y a'as
slss Of ,ss s.iS. cssui rs,s .sa .-rssasss saa,ry
A 70 ha.esea.s nssissses . ks fAIrd and
,.s pA.us. n'y ssrss. H..a-sss iss.s "a ss.ss,y
ss.s ass ass ss. ..s.s ss sss .s. "a :. rs ;r'
s sr .as sss. & On ~ Sa y xs ssprn pr
SomS 'ss sso CO. : !; sss. .s. ... s '-A ''s A''
I,oR SALE on - LKr-A FrRsr CLASS THREE
.ss issa. ~ o.. Oh *. ssss ss 20 No S-Hs
LOS SALE on TO r:kr-mK OCEANIC suILpIses
Eiehsrs n k,.s-,s yers nsslssa,
EoR SALE or TO LEr-A WE'LL BUILT HOUSE.
I VITA Id ka ~ NJ. fnirtsta .srssa ae.r s.i,ssa
~ .na ,.sss p'sAsAss YAsd Ap5 "a is ss.sy.
Eca sALE, TO LEr: on sxcnAseg Ar rARay
Land sessa "a ssissns fri, sa aias, 'sI "a fss
shsasl ssls xss .s % y. =. -.
siEs s.. IGs ~ 2. 70 @ rns T. gsg ssess
manner "' 81 sfo r's sfT5 T sssa-ss n.s
EoR SALE on LEAsE-Lor NO. 2 DoxIsIcx
street for term q yssns fngnirs al % La,sht street.
T OTIS TO ExcpAxoE.-vALUABLE Tors, SEAn
sso valuable r1sssss iessi o. bass. sss-s sss ale
ALSO ''s xrorsrU M S I'D sas 60 street.
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THE FOLLOWING
VALUABLE PROPERTY
Il olfere1 for s4le bs

n itbLDW = tbs
No Pins STREET
Park avenue our,s sTesns1' ~ m .s,~... san ana
ss!h streets. Pr, 'i.s. GOO. .,sr,s.. issss lss,
tfh avenue q In soriss
brick, 2sn Loi zsai:s feet wlsh f.s sl.bs,
arst cass stone front iieass a lmproseassnl.
Filth avenue No si-sarsfior Ensiish basement 2oxO
Ff,h avenue cl.s. four ssory brown s,oae
Filth avenue " sss east .,as. bs,~sss ssh ana SIN
sas a,,I s s,S.s r stone .sss g e.. e
fii,h Avenue, No sa-En,rs lsrss. four story. brv~a
Yii!h avenue, No. ssN.- s.s s.,r. ..s. Ara, sl..-
Fifth avenue No Sis-Be,wssn sosA ana Az, s,ss hrs
Fiiih avenue s. T. corner ssh str.st-FOw sory brown
Madison avenue, No near sia street -rirss s-ss
& and %
''
srSxa %;S% ssn. s n @ sss s M '
Madison avenue Nss is7 ise i.i ~ las si -Four ',e
brown Stone. ss.ss ,.ss ssd q: Al i@pros.@.a,. ~
feet, ALI All improyemsn,s ~ e hne or,.r; Ger;
large superior hoS:r sss Feet Ia snss order 's
Madison avenue No. 2s, east s,de, between h and ssh
stairs M Lot ssnioc ,f ies S,o" '''"' '
.lss Ms1s:n ;: Ss s % s S
rsepss nh street .e Es No. S ,sye,sS,
stWisL n'en stooP Whk sna tSoWn stohe, oltxoo LH
street, West No. iA near sh avenue running
sn7o feet Al improvsmen,s sise'. 10 issh srssl Ia
Nineteenth street. wsss No sFour siorss brown stone
Gramercy Park SEas soth street., No is-virs es.s q
by about 80 feet Lot los feet. =
TMs.ssn Ms: e Ss g. . -
Twenty-arst street East No A.First elAss Asfo fest
stone, 2Sx72 feet. All improy enenss
Twenty Ars street. East No. o. between Droadway and
An avenuefour Story brick and brown house Ba
Twenty second street, West, No z-pour stories Brown
stone, 25x6s feet All improvements handsomely rscosd
!h aysnae-Eve stories brown Stone, Enssh bsssnsal
% S.so feet r; s,ssss es. Al NJ
n iOxS5 feet, and iibrary.e Etension.
Twenty street. East No s. between Broadway end
eth avsnae-Firss class four s.orsi aszsA Al Improve
:soris: .osss feet Tos sss ~,ss srs
Tweny.df,h street. West No. ss-First eiass. four s.o
brown stone, 2sx66 feet Buiitin superior manner
Twentyafth street West. No -Frs, elass. four siory
Tweny:ssy.nh street, West, No. N.-vour story brown
stone. 2Se1eo feet All iTprov,msn,,s. =,
stone, 25x65 feet. All improvements.
Twenty.ninih street, East, No n.-Four story, brown
Thirtieh street. West near ssh svenus-rwo nrs class
2szoo feet. An Improvements. Lo. iU7.d
Thirtyhrst street. West No four story English base-
msn Srss ana srown % s'ons S r & Al
library extension. All Improvements
Snr STown son. % m
Thirtyseyenih street. East, No. io-Four story, brown
Thirty street. East No. is-rour story brown
stone, 2lx62 All improvements.
And from thence 70 street, from 5000 to
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED.-rHE GOOD
~ Wili feAss and FNiurrs and ~ thing complete OF
Eang House and DnSing saloon doyvn town. Established
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

E'0R SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY.
The beautiful Country Residence OF the late James
Conner In Wes.cheser county on the road lending from
Westhester TO Easchester three fourths of mile from I
steamboat landing and and half mile from WiIiaas
bridge depot Ahe property consists
ls O fine stone Mansion House, with large Barn ana
Outhouses ~ acres OF Land, exec er Garden Orchard
with fruit and Ornamental shrubbery and sras5
In great abundance. - s'~Pss
3D. OF large plain House, and IL acres ADJOINING NM
tainng yrcat number Of fruit trees. '-s' VIM
Sd. or anew House and Barn and IL ADJOINING A
very dcsnabe residence
Ten additional Ground may b, had with either iots
2or3 - w.
An Oftwo parcel Of Ground the side NJ the road,
opposite Minister Hous" oonainn abnnt tU..cs with y
gardeners house hnc stram Of rnnnnr thou 81 ~
COIr, 20 zine street. "
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

ITO BE SOLD CHEAP-IN LOTS TO SUIT BUYERS, A
retail stock Of Fancy Goods Toys and Willow Ware as
Sixth avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth srees
Call Immediately.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

A MEAT AND VEGETABLE MARKET FOR SALE
IA Now doing good cash business with lease Of four
years from the February, 1862 Call this day III
Mott ee Of Hester Sold account OF the
going 10 the
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

RIO ExCHANGE-A FIRST CLASS BRICK HOUSE IN
Jersey City, situated Barron street. for good brick
house in New York city, in good neishborbeod, above
Grand street Foreth street, and the difference paid
Apply 2ls Court street. Brooklyn from to O'Clock in
the morning. and from IL 10 ocock and from 20 O'Clock
In the evening" II. STEVENSON.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

A RARE CHANCE FOR PERSON TO ENGAGE IN
"A business in Washington, In well established Suter
Supply Store, doing good business have ne
necton with suffers and the best location In the city To
the right Kind OF man this is an opportunity seldom me.
with. Will either sell out entirely accept partner II
mutually satisfactory For particulars address NJ O. Herald
06lcc with real name and address.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

ITO ExCHANGE-FOR GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURHr.
ture ten full sized village Lots situated New York
ci no objection u ne mas peen 10 use providing
Y
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

EoR SALE OR ExCHANGB--A FARM OF $50 ACRES;
Two sets OF buildings complete; price, a 40 Also for
half cash balance on me vegetable and fruit Farm Of IL
acres nice house, with twelve rooms; good barn. &C. with
spring water through house and barn 20 and one
adjoining. OF ~ acres, four house
See room2 Fulton Hotel New York Tor ono wee W
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

TOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-sIx OF THE MOST DE.
srabe Building Lots Bergen Heights; situated
on the brow of the h one OF the best views
In this vicinity Address r. O. L. N Fulton st. BROOKLYN
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

FURNISHED HOUSE To LEr.--rnE fIRsr CLASS
three story brown stone House lis West fofy seventh
street. elegantly and completely furnished will be- rented
acceptable tenant the house perfect orer ani
location of the bcs the city Apply Owner Tar
lor 4 Browns, z23 Greenwich street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-05
CHER0EkEE CURE


An Gnfailing cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency. Loss of Power, Pains in the
Back Stone in the Bladder, Obstructed and Difficult
Menstruaton and al diseases oaused by deviating from
the path Of nature and indulging in Self Pollution
By the of this Cure ali improper discharges
moved the weakened organs Of generation speedily
cured, ana fun vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that sound mind and body are Necessary to promote
connubsl happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, debitated worn down
and despairns devOtss Of sensual pleasure, win Hnd re-
lief.
1t Is safe snd pleasant IN taste, out Immediate In its
sctiOni containing mineral poison but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in the form Of delicious
syrup.
Price s3 per bottle three bottles for S. and for
wsrded By express to ali parts Of the world.
Sold by an respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER Il MERWIN, ProprIstoTs.
Sole ProprstoTs 65 jefferson street. near post Office,
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Mem
phis, Tenn.
E5g-sold in Memphis By al responsible druggists.
m mrs2S-dtpgvylv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-05
DISSOLUTION.

J'EB partnership Of ELLIOTT & VINSOE has this
i day dissolved by its limitation. Z. NJ. Vinson
will continue the Commission Forwarding and Steam
boat Agency.
n D. Elliott win wind up the business of she old con-
Germ. n, D. ELLIOTT,
February lst, 1862. f NJ yINSoN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-05
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 5.
FOR SALE !!

rIHHE unaerE gned will sell reasonable terms the
L ISLAND containing six or eight huadred acres
MOI or less about three s1d half miles above Mem
phis opposite Mound City is elegantly situated for
any cne wishing 60 into the wood stock raising
business MARY AMMEN
Exscutri1 Of p. Ammeu.
On New Raleigh Road, quarter Of mile beyond the
B lex Church, ja29lm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-05

5000 yds. CaFpeting,
500 pairs Mems Kip Shoes,
E5OO pairs Childrem's Shoes,
SIS boxes and caddies Fine
Virginia Tobacco,
1000 lbs. Feathers,
2OOO yds. Gotten Drilling,
20 pieces Ticking,
I5O pieces Heavy Brown Do
Inestic,
India Rubber and Buffalo Over
shoes,
Cotton Yarns, Spinning Wheels,
Wool Rolls, Batting, Tadding,
Wool Cards, Carpet warp,
Bed Comforts, Blankets,
Axes, HafchetS, Broad Axes,
Trace Chains, Table Cutlery,
GunpOwdeT, Coffee,
Roe HeTFimgs, Picked Shad,
Smoking Tobacco, Etc.
B We continue to buy Socks, Linseys
Jeans, Wool, etc
ja19-2w Taylor q REcEwen.