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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-23
Sheriff. Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO ME
ID directed and delivered from he Honorable
Ghaneery Court of Da, Iason county, Tennessee, ut
its May erm 1854 will expose TO pu lie sale 10 the
CHE I dder for cash, at the Court House ysra in
IA city Ct Nashville on Satin day, The 18th day
Oetobe, 1854, all the right, tide claim interest and
estate which West d. Humphreys hen had, or may
have since acquired, in aad 10 the following pro-
perty, to WIT A tract Of and in Davidson county
Tenne see, and on the west side OF Rains Avenue
containing acres and IA poles, and being LOs No
aceor ing TO the plan Of the Ursula R ins Lands
as laid down on page GA Minut9 Book f, OF the
Chanaery Court at Nashville, and being the same
land bought by w est II. Humphreys at a sale made
Of said Ian by the Clerk and Ma ter, on the Sd
day of January 1907. Also a. ct Of land lying in
same cvuny and ate, containing by estlma ion IS
acres and 4, poles, and bonded as follows Begin
ming IN the centre of Browns Creek wnere Susan
Quimby's nOrtn bOunIaTy line crosses { g same,
running thence we with the line Of N lanf be
longing 20 Msssey's heirs, poles to the eastern
side OF the centre avenue, thence south ~ west
along said avenue 81 piles, to the avenue run
ming 10 Browns Creek thence along the north
edge OF the same III $50 est $40 poles u the
centre o. Browns Creek, thence along the GENRE
Of said creek 60 The beginning. Sale made byosder
Of the Chancery Court at Nashville in the case If Jno
Z oieayes, G q N aga nss w H. Humphreys, j.
+. Saunders and F. X. rssins
JAME- NJ HINTON, Sher f.
OctG-.t --a by THO- HJkSON, h. sniff
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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before ne Aideruiaa d
the e4tY a FhilE1elphias X. i. Hslm1oid, Eno. BE-
ing dl9y sworn. doth say, rs preparations eeulean
no narcotic, no mercury o. osher s1iurious drug,
bat are purely vegetable 4 i. EEl4ABOLD-
Sworn and subscnbsd before noe, thIs I'd day o.
Novsmber, 1854. VIZ. p. HIBBAap,
AiderTuan. efhastrsat, above Race, Pf.iia-
Address letters tOr Information IN confidence,
n. +. HELMBQLD, Chsmiss,
Depot i03 5outh Teuth-street,
r BeloH Chestnut, FhllG3aiphiA.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITa,
AxD UEPRrNcIPLED DE1LER8
vho endaavor 10 dlsposa "OF 1HEIE OtgN~ sad
t.other'' articles On the ~ Dstasion Attained ~
Eelmoold's Genulhe fFeparat.ona,
80 -A..1et oilehus
bars4parlla,
Improved Roe Waah
sold by ~ rruaetsts 6p~ryshere.
ASK FoR nELNEOLyS-Takk 40 OTHRH
Ctt osst tf,. ~ vera seEn1ut Ead send s0f u AND
A VOID LnPosJs iOEsAED. kxfoSgRA
Hns le-u
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sURGEoN-GENERAL's OFFICE.

sURGEON-GENERALs OFFICE,
WAGHNaroE, ID. c., June "a, ls64 I
UTANTED, SURGE0SS AND AS5Is1AT SUR
w GEONS FOR OOBORED TROOPS.-Csndi-
dates must be graduates Of some regular Medical
College, and must Be examined by Board u Medi-
ca officers 70 be oontesed BY the Surge0n-General
The Board Wlh deterrnine WHISTLER the candidate
VII be appointed Surgeon OF Assistant Sugeon, SC
cording 20 merit. Applications eccompnled by one
or more testimonials from pectabie persons
moral character, &c, Ehould BE- addressed 70
surgeon Genersl, u. ). A., Washington, u. c., or %
TIE Assistant sVEgeOn-GenerA, U. ). Al, Loussvllle
ny. Boards ara now in session al bostsn, New
York, Washington, Cnoinnsti, St Louis and New
Orleans.
Also, wanted, HOSPITAL TOWARDS, rcolor-
ed regiments CAnd3dsteE must possess a far
English educsfion, and Be familiar Sith the
compromising and dispensing Of medicines. Ap-
plication must be made a. n the case Of Surgeons
and Assistant Surgeons. Con peusafiOn from sE3 %
- $50 per month. with clcthiuQ, rtions, fuel
and quarters. Term Of service three years.
JOSEPH *. BAkNkS,
july S-eu th5n Acrng Surgeon General
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HELMBoLps ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of syphltlc IA
ture, and a. an injection diseases Of The urinary
organs arising rom hatits Of dissipation, used In
connection with The Extracts Bucnu add Bsrsapa-
Mia, Ia such diseases a. recommended.
Evidence Of the most responsible aid reliable
character vii accom- psny The medicines.
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Lard

25 BARRKss FAMILY LARD
10 KEGS
On hand and sor aassby
.. d. DlcKEY, ASant.
R III brnad and HlSh bia.
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Sheriff. S ale.

DY.VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDI EXPONAs
ID tn me d rected. and delivered, rom The Honor
able Chsncery Court Of Davidson ounty, Tonnes
see, at rs 81 Term lS64 ] wall e, pose to public
sac, 70 Oh high St bidder, for cash a. the Court
Hous yard Ia the city Of Nashville on Saturd y :,
the 18th day Of OctOber 1864, al the right tide
ella ~, int. est aud estate when Vest ii. Hum
phreys tn II mad. or may have since scguired, ia
and 10 the FLOWING descC bef property 10 vii:
tract of Ia. d in Davidson county, sennessee, and
on the west side Il Rains Avenue c0nta ming 6
ares and ~ poles snd being l. No. . according
TO The plan Of the Ursula Rains Lands IS LAID down
on Page GA, Minute Book T.. II the CHANGER, Court
AT Nash lie snd he ng the same land bought by
W. II. Humphreys at a sale made Of said lands by
the Clerk and Mast on N > Sd OF January, 1857
Also trsct Of land lying in county and State
con aiming by estim ton * acres and Al poles and
bounded IS follows: B ginning in the centre OF
BrOHn's Creek, where Susan Quimbys north
bOun1a y line crosses the same running thence
west with the line OF the land belonging to Massays
heirs, 9 poles Go the eastern side vi the cent ~
avenue, thence south ~ west all NJ said avenue
81 po'es TO the enue runnng Browns Greek
thence along the nOrh edge Of he same souih,
SSi east Il poles to the cent,e Of Browns Geek
tbeOce slong the centre Of said OK 70 the begin
ming, snd levied upon as the property OF West II.
Humphreys j. satisfy judgment rem ieTediA fIvor
john r. Gleayes, 9. q NJ, again-t ". H. HUM
phreys james Z Saln3eTs, 10. ". HnOr on and ,.
r. Rams. JAMES NJ. HINTtfN, Sheriff.
oct6- BY THOS HUBSON ID. shf.
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SOLOTERS.

Ycu fought not 70 be without such EalrabIe med
cine The Cincinnati National Union, Of April 9Th,
says, that thousands OF our soldiers have been
saved by the use of strckland's And-Chclera Nix
tire. For sale by Druggists at 90 cents per bottle
General Depot No. East F0urth--treet, Cincin-
nat, Ohio
Sold N Nashville, Tenn, by FORBES 4 STE
PHENS, STEPHENS, JANNEY a co, &. ". HEN
DEkSH0l CO., DEMOVILLE & CO, and Fl. W.
HAoLOCk. SD 2b-tl W th--RlY
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Wanted,


A YOUNG GIRL CHHTTE OR ooLoRED1 TO
IA attend % : baby and DO gsneral h0UssEo'k k.
IN small frniiy 4 good home - offered 70 che
well recommended Apply A. TIA Office.
septI7
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BLooDi BLOOD BLooDl
HslmOoId's Highly COAeentrassa Compound
Fluid Extract SarsapariIIa
SYPHILIS.
SYPHILIS.

This Is an Affection o. the blood, and stacks ne
Sexusl Organs, Iinings Of the Eose. Ear, Throat,
Wndp4pe, and other mucus surtaces, making u
appearance IN the form Of Ulcers. HelmbOld's Elk
tga0t Sarssparlla purides TIE Blood, and removes
AL sealy eruptons " ths skin, giving 70 tbs com
piax1On q clear and healthy color. II being prepar
I'd expressly for this cass q complaints, u blood
purifying properties are preserved 70 greater ex-
Ient Than any other preparation OF saEsapaTilia-
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the day aforesaid, under the same rules
and regulations hereinbefbre prescribed
and a. such suitable places as will be
convenient To the soldiers, Who are
hereby declared entitled TO vote with>
out oath or registration.
In testimony whereof /, Andrew
Johnson, Military Govern
or Of the State Of Tonnes
La see, do hereunto set my
hand, and have caused the
Great Seal Of the State TO
be affixed st this Department, on the
30th day Of September, A. D., 1864
By the Governor:
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Attest EDTARD 81. East,
Secretary Of State.
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Take no Balsam, Mercury, or unpleasant medicine
Tor unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

prime State and Canada West. 400 DO barley nal. :.
S ssr osssaiaa @ stas and ws..sr asss WIN '"''' : -
GO sss w.s 9s,ss ba, very arn, 'se for prime RIO
% was ss and sssssr So ssiss 80 bales TO- for
s .eAA an so,a = s5ss. ana asao hsss n
eArS soda az 1-.c a54c -. Ann
u per as ne sneass%enn,s n as,rSs ase IS
4 - LOO ssi. s ss;;s' he Ss:f
Por. e. Sd and La9uan 100 b6s aOrs ~
T. 1 bag: clover w :ssd g ana Y scsahssSs q oess's e
cases eas~rsmsn, Goods At 1ss To London. per Amer
Ian . .as sTsss ss.s sss
eos s sS SsI9ss ana arS = bs Tour
ss % q
ssy ssa .ad so. I s. 70
werp neutral petroleum at Ia asher at 27s Cd and sl
g sss ing s ::.1:''s 2
ba, 800 56s capacity to Havana, 81 100 In soai nr
IS oss %
s.pss ssS; s one q ~.
FsyI-1h2c bnshe. African peanuts, sz brig Lucy Hey
GvssY BAGS quiet al ago asc sales Of iSo bales
nEIs-2Sol bales Manla. in lots sold chiefly at lSac'
HoS % were steady With q 80 bales s4o &c for
common 10 choice; for export ooo o,,,.o.
.. .ssSsc and isoO5 RIO n drands - on psvass terms 50
LEAD.-we note sales Of 1850 tons Spanish at n%c
steady with sales Of aso, bbs Rocaiand at 81
an advance which restricted business bbls New Or
MAYA sTos were quiet We hear of only 30 bbls COM
On N.M"-sslss Of 200 bag. stat. a. . 50 cash.
nsss q e al sesa s
s, SOY, ;s and 10 Hss Dbl. M winter 81
both crude and rsaned particularly rehpea An
% ws N ras e ns Sr. sa %
ported By VINO wanted % buy but this had IS oes
done bonded oil but for market quiet
a. az s ana gravity
Rot 1000 sos rsDsd M :. a. SIc on the spot on,ey "
1aS ss fsisis sSyssi
ns s dr for pl. x SG q M Eight e Sv % latter
az sss s S Sss
was about steady today and there were
% asys a to ne @
3 NJ 4:ss 3 e III "a Ga i;
1sf asr asssss II ssi sss
se1se. sa "sd :s' for '!st Western 0' prime
mess and $40 FOR extra India mess Beef hams
sses
rs s's'fP
@ S ssad w ne s 80
psss tnominaly. y, ss 9sc:ior shoulders: isc for
o M r S
ss rsss ws4 s S an isa s Is e
1876 for old and new steam and kettle rendered. Butter
or western ss and aaa ss @ :;s nsss 20. FROM FL
choice. Cheese was frmer, with sales at 6c. lSc.
RIcE.-The sales have been fair. embracing leo bags
chiefly Rangoon, at 54c &c., but including Iatna within
the range
sALr-About 5000 Rags Liverpool TO arrive sold at s.
50 3J--mostly at the outside mice for Ashtnns
SErp.The only worthy Of note 1000 h,gs and
le0 bags Calcutta nseed In Philadelphia At 81 like
200 boxes Adamantine and $50 do. CASTLE were
sold on terms we did not learn.
SUGAR firm, with moderate demand; 700 hhds. sold
At lac. a l6c. for New Orleans and Cuba muscovado
TAuow.-40.0D0 lbs city sold at l2a4c.
TEATcas firm. packages mostly oolongs, sold at
full prices
TN.-l,2DO slabs Straits sold something under 49c
TosAccol6S hhds Kentucky sold at l3c &c. according
10 quality. #
WHrsKEY-Receipts, LOLA bbs market without decided
change and demand active: sales 800 bbs at &c.
90c for State and 92c. for Western.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
Arrivals and Departures.

AsrKvALL-steamsbipA Ariei--Jsmes Dekey, DR. Tuthil.
UoN; II Jones' Master John Teakie, A Posinsky, J
Armsong Mrs Sarah lessup. Polinsky. VIM Copperm.n
uapai1 Connolly, ESand the usual complement In the
rRn ar1-isS-.>1 .Ssx,r,s, p " Gchu.
ASe-,.-s VIA eourHAMrros -SSe.Isnp usnss-s '-iie
spids and family, Wehle. H!n WIN jonas,
Hern Er Lukowsk Mr. Huerer Captain Salter and family,
henry HART Mr. French and lady, Emilie Leoy. Minna
srfb ann SAe1ander and family, Franz Oesternch, s
KfHrsroS AND PoRT.Au PRIScg-steamship salsdan-Mrs
Dchroeicr Miss Davidson John Mcdonald DR. and
lr Dngan. Charles sanghnettL Charles Carpenter;
Deb pentia Arthur Clements, VIM and Miss Wilson,
Camp l. Samucs, Miss Gates, VIM COSTA.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

DEsIsox-HoDcEIrsoN-- Brooklyn, by the Rev. NJ. H.
Smith, Lieutenant H. DENisoN, u. g. A., Miss LOUIE
W. ToDGKISsoN, all OF Brooklyn.
Observation-Disclosures Sunday evening, March IS, by
the Rev e. Searles JOHN GRANT to EMMA TwADDrLI, AL
of this city. No cards.
PLAss-CuRRrcY.-On Monday evening, March H. by the
Rev. Stephen.H Tyng Jr of the Church OF the Mediator,
REuBEN II. PIAss 70 EnIIA JAMES CURRcK all of New York
eity. No cards.
San Francisco Goal: papers please COPY
TArE-PxAcocK.-At Albany. on Wednesday evening"
March EDGAR TArK of Colonel Thomas Tue TO Miss
EsrHER L. PEAcocg both Of this CITY, No cards. no cake
Keyport papers please copy. .
WoopwoRrn-SaALI.- Brooklyn, Monday, March a
the residence Captain :. Cobb. by the Rev Dr. 81
mendorf Captain JAMES o. WoODworH, OF the clipper ship
Wizard King Mss ELvrRA w. SMALL, ali Of Richmond.
o cards.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
Sales mt the Public Board.


TUESDAY March IL, 1861.
AsnEs-Reccips 10 bbis. market hrn. with fair de.
and part for export sses 81 bbs at 80 ss for pots;
pearls are nominally Si0
BReAr eArsTrrFsR.cepis 7Css hbls four 1879 bbls. and
81 stags meal, 6ioo bushels wheat. $3.50 do corn,
Ts24 do oats and $50 a.. barley malt There i'm
proved demand for State and Western four and the market
was without decided change. closing however. with little
better feeling with tho advance in gold Tire DAYS sales
feo 1900 ths including extra State s670 &c 90
Souhcrn -four sold to the 1900 bbs
prices Canada -four ruled steady, with sacs OF 500 bbs or
rye flour 200 bsis changed hands at 90 90 90 49, Corn
meal was better request with sales Of 40 bbs nj s5
- 80 Jersey and S6 10 tor Prandywine Small parcels
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

The trarssrIoss in wheat unresrctcd by che high
ehs nge The saes prsed ovl bashes 3 for white
Mhhiesn IHsA y fof srnber 90. id as. av der
81 20 s. co tDonnalyD for Chicago spring.. ard
corn vas tras nrmer a tbc close yi,h a q m9lsrse
80 lai "a store and a. "a delivered and 1si4 81 20
l.f 3ee- and keHhrfn yellow. tr uuning ~ 0ncnt
va lfris sra farcels ae GAbing ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ har
ey as aui1t but sleadf; sales s0v bushels at 81 50
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
DAKER's RHEUMATIC BALM
u BAKERS COUGH MIXTURE.
BAKERS FEVER COOLER,
Price 81 per bottle each.
BAKERS GROUP ALLEvIATOR ..NN#
AEKb UKUUP ALbEVIAI
Price b per package.

These Mighty concentrated although perfectly asteeas ~
well cooflcss remedies truly Invaluable as homo
medicines aud no mother family. after becoming once
Of .heir highly curative properties would ever be
without them. MM
They ~ epared from the recipes of the most eminent
physans W The counry and be derended az be-
Ing the hrs' that possibly be procured Tor the different
diseases for which they designed rs remedial.
Their effects Va inanv almost magical Trey seem
like charm tculary In Cruupthnt terror OF AL
nnbers trial VII he sufficient 10 convince the most
Rkepticai Of their astonishing remedial powers .
Great should be taken follow mnutey the drec
lions contained In tho labels on the bottles
Also for sale BAKFR celebrated
KIDNEY AND GRAVEL REMEDIES,
which the auresi safest speedies and cHcctuM
remedies tor all class Of dsescs OF tbs urual organs
embracing amnaions q" the kidueys bladder gravel or
in the bidder w<ness IN passing or incontnence
diabetes or too coy nns TOW ~ Urne ac
PRfCE FIVE DOLLARS
Remedies sent 60 any address receipt OF he above
Price. Consultations person by letter
PRINCIPAL DEPOT.
15S TENTH STREET, Fourth avenue, New
And for sale by druggists generally.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

The Terre Haute and Alton road earned for February,
1884, sl47 4s6 and for February, s6s $l1o 60s-gvng
increase Of SS2 last year. This road earned
per cent its STOCK and the earnings for the
current year are expected TO reach II per cent.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
HIIgCEL.LANEOUS.
A Nm s. STEPHENS NEW BOOK.
IA PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS.
THE wfFE'S SECRET
By MRS. ANN b. STEPHENS

BIZ MRS. ANN & STEPHENS,
9TH. Rejected VIE Ss:S!sS = Famine A. "r.. Old
THE w1FE's sEcnEr .,
~ MRS ANN sTEPaENslk TaE ESsks SECRET
Price 81 in paper 81 50 in cloth vol, IL no. 500 pp
Read wha. the Editor Of he Evening Bulletin say. of H.
TIE w1rEs scssSE .g ns oSDy % s.
Published by r B. Pe.srssn Broiher.a Philsdephia We
s.s ~ sss' ss sspsni
i's ii & %
sss % ss
~' % an, % Sy & The @ a w p
sae ha. lover q The exciting IN can fail 70
Il Is for sale by r A. BRADY q Ann street and BY az
MSs MSsss n :. the =
"A"' sJG Chestnut street. Phiiaaephia, Pa.
MRS. ANN s. sTEPHENs' WORKS.
S Sa. rs.
% in waSE ons @s. S
ons boss ssp r i sn 9s' eS ssSTs
MARY DERwEST One yosms a.s paper cover Price
o PrE 81 one one Hs1%r ss r.
ph OLD L 0ff s,f'A
Price One Dollar; n volume, cloth; FOR ii so
.1: :s ssSss TsSs % ssss @
sSS %
paper =.
Booksellers news agents. and all others, win please sepd
for WI at want of either
edition az he Wires Secret" any of the other
and uniform editions of the popular works Of Mrs Ann .
Stephens. .
Rooh scpa Establishment In this country. which at
7. H. PETERSON BROTHERS.. s
306 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must addressed, and they win
receive Immediate attention
Copies OF any the will be sent any
free POSTAGE remng the price Of the wanted to
r. b. Peterson Brothers, in n letter.
For sale In New York by ~ A. Brady. ~ Ann street
American News Company. Dick Ftzgsrald. Poole,
! Co D. Appcton Il Co, sheldon n Co, q. W. Carleton
John Bradburn and BY all other booksellers and new'
vwha
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

This statement SHOWS an increase m al tno Items put
coin, which has declined trine.
The average stock Of bullion hold by the Bank Of Eng
land In both departments during the month ending on
the Sd Of February being decrease Of
fS6o 1888 compared with the previous month, and
decrease OF 85o3 52 when compared with the Pc
riod last year.
scotcn and Irish banks during the month ending the
| 9th or February
Gold and silver neld by the Scotch banks. 1851 594
Gold and silver held By The Irish banks... ,9el 467
Total. "a ,sl3 ,051
Being decrease Of f44 500 compared with the pre-
vious returns and decrease OF x2oe s4 when compared
with the corresponding period last year.
The earnings OF the Cleveland ana Pittsburg Railroad
for the month Of February, 1854, compare with the
oeipts during the month last year follows
Feoruary iSo5...:. ll5,4c0
increase. $5Z,ZOO
An estimate based the above rate OF increase shows
that the earnings during the present year will be
s2,75o0o0 Deductng from this the estimated cx-
pendures, there will be balance ooo against
$500 900 in 1868. dividend OF four per cent paid
in October last and four and half per cont will probably
be the amount Of the April dividend but many think 1t
viii be as high SIX per cent. large amount Of money
has been spent upon this road for improvements the
fruits Of which now being gathered
The earnings OF the Eric Railway for the month Of Feb
ruary were:-
l33 o.
lSb5....... ....................... S39,9As 70
Increase. .................... s74, 1888 50
The Terre Haute and Alton road earned for February
1884, STAT 4s6 and for February, ls6s $40 6o3gving
an increase OF SAG $50 over last year This road earned
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

Total. $21. .o4S s3T Total. SIT All ,T76
Tho aggregate vaue Of the exports OF produce and
merchandise exclusive Of specs) from this port during
thc past week was 81, ,390A4A.
The imports At Boston for the week ending March IL
$5l62o2, against $sa3 2Sl Cor the corresponding
week last year. The exports were s2ol ATS, against
s4lb ,2s6 for the corresponding weak last year.
Tue Jefferson Insurance Company win pay on demand
dividend Of s. per share, free Of tax.
The following comparative statement shows the average
condition Of the leading items Of the Philadelphia banks
for the mast and prev,ous veek:- M
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

TyoRNs. BUNIoNs INVERTED NAILS, CnlLBLAINs,
" cured without pain by Or: RICE Surgeon Chlro.
podst bS Bowcry Citizens Bank. Rices Annihar
Tor corns. bunions. &C. ny mail zoo.
nR j. u. sCHBscK. or PHILADsLPHIA. CAN
- be consuitcd pro sslonaiy eysry Tuesday, from A
NJ N, p ~, At % Bond street. New YORK. He treats
dssases but the throat bronchial tubes liver stomach and
nj, rronarv consumption Dr. Schencks empty botlles
<vRAND OPENING or SPRING CARPETfNG AT
NJ HIRAM ANDBkSON'B. % bowery Elegant syIes
English royal Velvet aud Rrnsscs nrpet also Three
and ingram Csrpet Rugs, Mats. Drugeets Shades OIL
cloth, &c, ~ reasonable prices All goods ed,
spayed In ten spacious salcsrooms Look for HIRAM
ANDERSON, 81 Bowery.
THOMAS r. A0uEw, WHO Is FAMED ron SELL.
i ing Teas. Coieee Flour, SUGARS. ho'asscs, Syrps,
Bn-r Hans &c, ne cheap fof CASH has opened whole
sale department of biz bisn rignt adIcnnR ht retail
sirrr. vry oly no. ~ sap iici nunn ity.
,luhr- families on grara wshi4I inep'y
u c4i aul thnfn One Cash
only Greenwich and Murray strcets
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

SEE gUPPLEllEdT cHEET.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

lRhV Nhto n ~ RtNt vi
1000 Ere lst m b.. 80.
100 Erie Sd m. .......
1000 Eric 4th N b. -.
800 MC8's, G lst m . fb
60J Illinois Central b
1900 Alton 4 = II inc.
1900 Chic d n w Q -
700 Chic 4 n w LIST IN
5000 Chic 4 n w I'd m
$40 Tol a Wab I'd m.
ZOO Tol&Wab let m ex
l0D0Pitta, FW&Ch 2dm
2OO0J doss.s.- .......
60U Clev 4 Pitts <thm
3O00Pitts. FWkCh 3dm
10000 Quicksilver lst m
G0o00 American gold. >.
5Ot00 do .............
10 shs Hanover Rank.
a
, 1864-04-25

amid blaze Of Bengal and Greek fire a s:s.utc Of
Shakespeare was uncovered The Audlance ap-
plauded r1pt1Tously.
At McVicker's Theater, on Saturday, two Shaks-
perian phys were introduced-Romeo and Juliet,
In the afternoon, and Richard tho Third In the
srcn1ng. Both performances etr well attended
, 1864-04-25
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
ROSEWOOD SETS, ETC,
AT ATfrTVAN

0y
AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY, Aprt1 26th, at ~ O'Clock,
At Dwelling Houss No $50 Huron Street
The entza Furniture of family rellnqushins house
keeping. consis,1nG Of Brussels Psrlor Carpets Rose
wood Pier Thble, Mahogany Secretary, Plush PRrlcr
Set. Rosewood Chamber tets, mahogany Bureau.
Wardrobes, Rosewood and Black Walnut Book Cases,
Chamber, Ha1l and stair Carpets, rich Cut Glass,
China and Glassware, Cook Btove, &c, DC.
I lle above house will be rented to d good tenant.
For particulars apply to us- ----
api6G:t.llt HM 4. .BUTTERs q CO., Auc'Es.
, 1864-04-25

An, HE K1afKD Ne WuBs n1 LEFT Mk.-Sonf
and Chorus, by Lillia Bowling. Prize sc, Simple
and touching. Preserve this snd look in tomorrow
o. Root u Cady,
, 1864-04-25
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