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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-24
TOO LATE FOR CLAssIFICATIOS.

A COMPARATIVE VIEW or THE FEATURES AND
IA Phases Of Pcpery lecture this subject will Be
delivered at Clinton Han Nsior place and East Eighth
street, Monday evening the 18th nst. hy Rev G. b.
smyh, behalf Of the American Protestant Association
Mission Rev. Trssham Gregg o. D. who has jus, arrived
from Dublin the distinguished champion Of Dtsm,
noted especially for hs victorious discussion with the late
FATHER fo Mcguire has also promised appear and ad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-24

OK nm REwARD.-sToLEN YESTERDAY EvRr
n: above reward will be paid for the recovery Of the r.
lowing Bonds All parties are hereby warned from ness
"AA's join p. MOORE ITO Madison avenue. ~ r.
500 o, III 20 III 3s6o each.
8 do, 1850 TO H,g7h $500 sach.
6do 6S,9B 70 b5<L ii 600 each.
lido, ii,17s 4. sioo. and !. lso2, Of so
do. s,Sle and iss2s, $1,000 each.
20 do, 8Ies5 70 1854, ti,ooo each.
do, I,i62 D. $500.
do. 1t69 ID, $500. -
do, $50 ID, and z, ass r, l0,21s n, $50 zach
8 do, 258l go 10 " 90, and II 0s9. tbo each.
u. n. b20's 1865, Nov. -
n do, T7oe A, ti0O
U. 4. 7-s0s 8, years. 1865 June Is
DO July Is i6l,2s5 to l62 $40 d, 500 esch.
2do., July 10 1s6,S23 A 20 lt6s2s y, $500 each
lido, June rs, s,545 A, S,j46 Il, fl,0UD each.
do, June 10, 10i,1E q. in,1l6 u. 500 each.
l each, AUG. rs, s5,ite y, ss.fz ., sl.oo
I, Aug. rs, ~ fb7 &, tcN.
leach Aug l6 ass q, ASIA A. sl,9 B. also c. so4 b.
1to,H2 A. Nl ,l2 II 500 each.
Aug IS 2t61 10 tci so D. and "a Is 10 al $50 u,
each, Aug is I,ssA I7ios b, s.ss B, lol0a A. $50
& Aug is a6ss A to ag,as %. $50 each.
u. =. 1879, July rs le5:-
sdo.,, $3.50 10 s7,si2 ID, $40 each
American Coal Co. scrip n. teb. l. 1864 fGn
Delaware and Ranfan, Canal and Camden ana Amboy
Railroad scrip, 1904 Jan. 10. $50.
Bond Of New Albany and Salem Railroad l.677 March l.
lS,2 tlm.
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BRASpRETn's PILLS.

He took two and three daily aud four months his
perfectly cured rhi. case We permitted TO use Md
the address will be Canal street. pan
cpai once for the sale Of - II
ht~h ala roldh nv ali
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

SruDLEy.--On Thursday, March %, at the Mad
son avenue Baptist church, by the Rev. J. L. Hodge,
o. d., assisted by the Rev. H. G. Weston BENJAMIS F.
Mead to $. ENNa, only daughter Of the late Warren
Studley, all OF this city. No cards.
RoE-HafLocK-0n Monday, March 49, at the resi-
dence the BRIDES father, by the Rev. C. s. Williams,
GEORGE f. ROE, to JULIA E. only daughter Of James Hal
lock- ESQ.,, of Smithtown Branch, l.. l. No cards.
wINAxs-WILIIAMs st. Panl's church, Railway,
N j., On Thursday, March %, by Rev. r. NJ Abercrom-
bic, D. D., john WINANs to Miss JOSEPHINE NJ, daughter
Of George Williams Esq, Of Railway.
WLsoN-BusTEED.--At Calvary church, by the Rev. f..
A. Washburne, JAMES WILSON, to KATE A., daughter OF
W. II. Busted, both of this city.
WISTER-HEINs. Thursday, March %, by the Rev.
&. ~ Haskns CHARLES WINTER, to RosErrA l.. HELMS,
all OF Brooklyn f. d. No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-24

Mt -. wealthy trsdesmau, suffered from an ucer
In his leg For years this great affection troubled him Ne
expended 500 In fees the NJ q and obtard
relief but In fact the ulcer Last sum1cr
he commenced after reading Van worts case, 70 take
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-24
BRANDRETH's PILLS
CURE OF ULCER IN LEG.

expel yosons humors make sick Th strong
evidence fully confirmed daily.
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in his practice for twcnyegh years. and that they a su
peror 10 all other remedies for Fevers Rheumatism, Cs
iunuenya, Infamnatons, Costivensss Diarrhna, Ague
Nervous SICK Headache skin Diseases Coughs Sor
ThroAts Bilious and Liver Affections Ulcers and General
In fact
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The CAPITAL.

nE UAPIIAl,.
Important Financial Proceed
ings in Congress.
The Loan Bill Passed
the House.
Secretary McCuIlOch Restricted in
Ills Attempt to Return to
Specie Payments.
He is Allowed to Retire Only
Four Millions Per Month.
The Whole Issue Of Greenbacks
to be Retired in Nine Years.
Important Letter from the SEQ
rotary Of the Treasury.
Specie Payments to be Restored When
They Can be Made Permanent.
The Currency Not to he Ruin
Ously Contracted.
Reimbursement Of Pennsylvania for
War Expenditures.
The New Jersey Contested Seat
Question Decided.
Mr.. Stockton Gains His Seat by His
Own Vote.
&c. Sc. go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

A. A-ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
n. Prizes paid IN gold Information furnished The high
TAYLOR Co. Bankers Is Wall street New Y srker'
, rAcr-rHE TIME TO ROoNoMIZE. q Lps p
e, chambers street. Also Of %yns D 70 Cents DEPOT
and Twenty elsn.n street.. KosERT DAVIS. Sole Agent
A. ing Nails Tender Feet r. c,r.S ~ %, a ,,
Curative Sold by druari~s ppI ea 4y Ssing snggs
------------ 100. . o =. oa1~ay.
<soRNs. BUNJoNs CLUB Avn rNvrprrn v.ITs
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THE FORTUNE SEEKER BY Mrs. Emma d. Z. n
Southworth author OF the Lost Heiressn Complete In
cloth
We publish As day new and beautiful edition of all
Of Mrs Southworls other follows Price each
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A -CoRNs; BuNIONs, PAINFUL JOINTS, INGROw
"A. ing Nails Tender Feet, &c, cured by using Briggs
Curative Sold by Druggists. n. BRIGGS, Surgeon Chi
ropodist, 20S Broadway. Evenings at so Broadway
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A. A.-ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
"A paid In gold Information furnished The hipb
est paid for doubl0ons and all kinds gold and silver
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, Is Wall street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-24

" Enlarged Joints and all Diseases of The feet s,rd
without pain, by Drs. RICE HART, Is Bowery, over
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-24
T,mE MEDICINE THAT CURES.
BIANDRETH's PILLS

nc iI.cd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-18

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF fuRsITuRR, rAs
N nets Bedding Parior and Hejfonfn suits, 30, hbbS
DALI scOrT'~ 2o9 and 2l lIwfsoa street. cot aef ~
Canal Housekeerers supplied, and Gao ray ~ instspsnS
N preferred. -
fyAtprTs ofIci,OTus AND rrRSfTrRR.-Ar THE
~ largest warcrooms the city. sDlop worth of Favor
ard RedrUom Furniture, mriense siesk q Enss'ss
vslvef poiv md Tapestry, Brussels Ingram Super ant
Thrs pya Window Shades tags. lais Covets and MATS,
Fr.her beldlns rc Down osn merchants aivnnclne
p rrs on account IN Eni viii refucs and
trust luck having gt exprpces aud rent w motto
IL au.ck Al the city Ial convenient tho
stores All goods warranted rep esened and iebsses
free 80
corner OF Elghsh avenue. n. q. FAkRELL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAGNIFICENT HOUSE.
hold Furniture will be sold private sais great
sac Tor CASH consisting " MAGNIFICENT rosewooa Pane.
forte heauifri Parfor Sns covered w ch Trnuch
satin broc tel: do green Cured vse
sopd bsgere- lace Curtains marbietop centre ard rdf
Ihrr two brussels Parll Carpets Bronze Cuck. lot %
lafor BEDROOM snd Dining Room Furniture, 81 bargain
fnssurs at ~ wrsi Etshth ssscl sixah asenas.
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TONTfSr HOTEL, az AND aD BROADWAY, AND
braneh OF We ronrne clrner % Corardt and west
streets kept tie European phn cholc. airy Rooms,
newly furnished nne rcsauranl apd evsTythpa
asd hope bbs IN hntb sspse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-18
A UCTIoN NOTICE.. ROTH. AUCTIONEER.
H0UsEKEEPER6 AND HOTELKEkRERes

A uCTIoN MoTICE:.E, ROTH AucTI0NEER
"A AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY fO1
,HousEKtEPKRs AND nOTELKEErERek
LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE sALR,
~ nc !S1r so house no Clinton pscs tEshsh sres hs
tween Fiitn and sixth this tAondny June Ia
afternoon consisting Of handsome Velvet Brus
ses ana Carpets three elegant ParloP bus cover
Cd In french eatn roooWo0o
Etagerca With French plnte back and doors.
FORTE, STOOL AS6' covER;
elegant rosewood and black marble tor Tsbos Turk
ish Easy Chairs and Lounges Bronze Clocks Lace Cur
rssus Rockers Lounges Sofas Spring Mattresses
Bnke: Gas, China and silver Ware. Table Cutery,
Sale positive BReliable In attendance 10 cart
pack and ship goods FOR charees
A UCrION NOTICE.-CHARLEs YOUNG AUCTION.
"A eer-Lsrge sale Of elegant Household Furniture this
day Monday, At O'Clock r. M 1T the four story kouso
lb6 West Ftfto1nth Seventh w.
CONSISTING OF ONk ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE
PIANOFORTE, ROUND CORNERS, GRAND ACTION
COST Ss60: ELEGANT PARLOR sUfrs,
covered IN the richest descriptions Brussels Inna,n
Carpets elegant Bsdsteads bureaus Washsands CsnTs
Tables Hair and Spring Mattresses Feather Beds Lace
window Curtains Shades on rsiutng. M,nts 0rnaasn.A
Rockers Chairs and every article adapted 70 well fur
within few doors OF the house. Competent In at
endance pack cart or ship goods for purchasers Of
sonabe charges.
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A UCTfON NOTICE.-A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
day. at less than auction prices Elegsn. Drawing koos
bles superb Bronzes, stsuary, OIL Paintings BY emineny
artists Velvet Carpets Lace Curtains rich brocate Window
Curtains Cornces Bands Pier and Mantel Mirrors Bronze
ormol Clock chandsiers rosewood seven octave Piano
Glass Siver Bureaus Bedsteads Washstands &c suite,
style Louis XIV; Mattresses, Sheets, Counterpanes So
At the elegant residence sixteenth street, Sx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-18

no RAILROAD CAPITALISTS, CONTRACTORS, &C
Proposals will be received At the 0ce ~ the New Yorh
aud nlena Lead Company - nassau street. FOR the
srucon OF forty mica OF railroad vrry desirable
line and forming of the no Important connections n
tho United -tsss Full particulars By calling NJ ~ kassas
street N. T.. SHELDON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-18


f,RoroN AQUEDUcT DEPARTMESr-To STONE.
with The title OF the work which q relates
the bidder and date Of it, offering VIII be received 81 this
The construction Of stone block pavcmcnt The streets
CEDAR sTREEr-rrom rearl street to Moth river
SECOND STRRET-From Avenue ID " the Bowery.
CHARLES sTREET-from Hudson street 70 Greenwich
FoRry. NINTH sTRRRr-Yrom sixth 70 Eighth avenues
THIRfY.NINTH sTREET--From Firth 70 Sixth avenues.
TwENTyNINrH sTREET-From ffth avenue 10 Broad
WORTH srRFET-rrou Broadway 10 Barter street
TWENTy-FTkTH SIREEr-From fif,h 70 Sirth svenues
Blank forms FOR bids aud eau be obtained on
koSEET 4 ,T bsAJfRAou' AsSssdsscs
CRoroS AoUEpucr DEPARTMENT, NEW YORK,
~ June IS is5-To Iron Founderssesed proposals will
O'Clock Of Thursday the 2h day o. June lsd6 for the
supply % cast iron water pipes, via
100 ieei Of cast iron water pipe, ~ Inches internal diam
5000 Of water pipe 70 inches internal diam
scp Zee, cast iron water pipe oInehcs internal diam
1000 feet Of east iron water pipe sinohes nsernsi diam
~ tons OF branch pipes and other special castings
separate bids may and viii be for
20 inch pipe for the IL and inch pipe OF for the special
mex p ps' or for Vl II. ~has o. \. os % 81 81 n
whole OF the special cas,nys
Zach proposal be endorsed Proposals for iron
OF the bidder and date OF ia Offering.
The amount OF security required VIII be ten thousand dol
lars.
Applications blank forms Of bids be hsd on ap.
saSssf Isbs sRkSsi, ,oro.oa Aqu.due, Bo.r4
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rrrx rvrlrr rp 10 SNARE IN rnR BAT DCoRo.
nj eterhsn Ib.rt Cheshire Josephine snd Ardrcmsvia,
esa % eif claims cashed y ealuns Oh ", wISh0r u
Sassan US South street
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M
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4 BuRSBAN's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE Ex.
~. pss- Utcc LIS West Elvcnth street. sixth ave-
nIelufiiure families moved city country; furniture
anofcltes packed snd shipped, farnitute stored
u sTERsoS's FURNITURE MOVING AND STORAGE
~ establishment. 81 Sixth avenue f0rtie street =
Pianos Furniture boxed and shipped best stoge for
Furniture Large wagons Tor Che OF Pianos
aud W raiturs w ths eiiv sprnsrs
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EoR sAIE-srOCK AND FIxTUREs or CROCK.
cry Store lett of the best locations In
the Eighth svenus Inquire Of j. W. DREHAM, corner Of
Sixteenth street and Eighth avenue.
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Anniher British BIunder.

Lord Robert Cecil, a member Of the
British Parliament, made merry, IN a
recent speech, over his experiences IN
the United States. On board a Cunard
steamer, he says, the passengers offer
material for a curious study: You lind
yourself with a Vice-President Of the
United States on one side, and perhaps
detective in pursuit of Muller on
the other, while opposite may De the
French minister going out, and Mr..
Barnum, perhaps, next to him.
After the customary slurs at Amerl-
can manners, Lord Robert gave his
hearers the remarkable bit Of informa-
ton that "the Federal General Sher-
man, who might almost have dictated
the policy of the republic, returned to
the drudgery of lawyers office IN
small country town. Conduct such
as this reminded one of the old Roman,
who saved the State one day, and
welded plough the next"
This will be news TO General Sher-
man.
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More of the Presidents views.

The President, last night, in refer
ence to the direct questions OF several
Congressman, declared that he was op-
posed to all constitutional amendments
until the Southern members were in
their seats, so the South could have a
voice in the matter He said the ques-
ton OF representation was a small mat
ter, and that the North could well af
ford to overlook the twoffths advsn-
tage which the South now have, because
emigration and kindred causes would
soon remedy 1t without legislation. If
the Constitution must be changed at all,
he was in favor of making a voting pop.
ulation the basis. He then asked how
they proposed to get such an amend
ment through in the South, and the re-
ply was, 'in the same way, Mr.. Presi-
dent that you got the constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery through,
by little Presidential pressure. Mr..
johnson replied that he saw no SINH
larity in the two cases. In regard to
the test oath, he said he was inclined
to think that the old form of swearing
TO support the Constitution was a sufii-
cient test oath Of loyalty Wash Cor
Gin. G1-. 2Stk Eh
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03

A MooYLEss MoNTH-This month Of
February, 1866, which is now almost
gone. will be marked in the astronomi-
cal calender as the month which had
no full noon January had two full
moons, and March will have two but
February has none. Of course this pc
culiar coniuncture of periods that
makes the full moon show her face but
a few hours before the month comes in,
and again q few hours after the month
goes out, is q rare thing in nature-but
how rare, do you suppose, gentle read
er? 1t has not occurred before in your
life time, nor ours-not since the time OF
Washington; not since the discovery OF
Americs by Columbus; no, nor since
the Christian era, nor since the fall OF
Adam, nor since the creation of the
world, unless that period be placed
back myriads of years And it will not
occur again, according to the computa-
ton of astronomers, for two millions
and a half of years.-M j. Evangelist
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03

DoSE BRowN.-The soi-disant aristoc-
racy of this city have not been able to
capture General Grant He was car
ried off to Grace church on Sunday,
and performed his devotions like good
Christian. But after service the fash
ionables conspired to give him a mu-
sical treat and sexton Brown was
deputed to invite the General TO hear
the organ play. "No;" replied Grant,
don't know one tune from another,
and would rather hear bass drum
than an organ any day" Grant is q
soldier all the way through. Martial
music and the music of the Union are
all that he cares 70 understand.-M ].
Herald.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03
The nanara fron E,,rnna Mi.

The papers from Europe which the
last steamer brought over, show that the
Shenandoah claims are being discussed
in q much altered tone, since, the publ
cation of Mr. Seward last dispatch on
the question The London Times now
speaks of British officers as sinking at
transparent frauds, and allowing
British laws to be cheated in a man
ner that demands inquiry" 1t alludes
to Australian authorities permitting "a
grave breach Of hospitality" The Paris
correspondent Of the Times expresses
the belief that the signs are not fayora-
bic for speedy recall of the French
troops from Mexico The East India's
news represents a large increase N the
cultivation of cotton.
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DEsr1TUTIoN IN MARSHAL County ALA

DEsTITUTIoN IN MARSHAL COUNTY ALA
The Huntsville Independent says:
Returns from Marshal county for
rations for distribution, shows that
there are nineteen hundred and fifty
whites, and two hundred and twenty
blacks in that county who are entirely
destitute. The apportionment for that
county is not near large enough to meet
this demand, the number of rations
allowed per day, being only 428. This
is an appalling case OF destitution, and
without speedy relief is furnished, star
vation must come to hundreds The
Government has contributed gener-
ously OF its bounty, but the supplies
furnished are not adequate to the de-
mand and the people OF the State must
do something for these unfortunate
sufferers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03

RECIPES THAT HAVE BEEN TEsTED.-Re-
cipes on all subjects, medical, culinary
and artistic, are plenty as roses in June,
but many of them have apparently
never been tested, and prove not
worth the trial. This is too often the
case with domestic formulas; they are
so carelessly written and leave so much
to be supplied by individual judgment,
that they are well nigh useless as
guides. The strong point of the Art of
Confectionery, published by Tilton a
Co, of Boston, and briefly noticed by
us few days since, lies in the fact that
its entire contents have been brought
to practical test The compiler has
been gathering the materials for years,
from our own leading cities and foreign
sources, French, Italian and German.
He has tested every recipe and thrown
aside all which proved impracticable
has devoted special attention to the
finer kinds of cake, and has furnished
the best manual accessible, so far as
we know, for edibles in their lightest,
most tempting and ornamental form
We are also assured that by following
its directions the delicacies of the
dessert may be prepared at home in
perfection, with a saving of nearly half
the contechoners price.-SprHgtel5
RfDlibEeqy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03

REPORT FROM GEN. FIsK.-Gen. How
ard has received q report from Gen. c.
B. Fisk, Assistant Commissioner of the
Bureau for Tennessee, IN which ne re-
ports that in education, industry, JUS
tice and good order, there is a steady
advancement The Superintendents,
chosen generally from among the citi-
zens, have earnestly and success iully
labored to place the freedmen in good
homes, at fair wages, or for share of
the crops raised Preparations are be-
ing made for vigorous industry in the
coming year. Fences are being re
built, plantations stocked, and gen
eral determination is manifested to res
deem the worst places, repair the DESC
lation of the war, and again place the
commonwealth. on the high road to
prosperity.
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BateAelOr's Hair bye!

The Original and Best in the World
The only true aud perfect Hair Dye. Harm
less. ReliabIe and Instantaneous. Produces
Immediately splendid Black or natural
Brown, witnout iuJurIug the halr or skin
Remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes. Sald
by all Druggists. The genuine is signed
William 4. Da;chelOr. Also,
Reglneruting Ertract Of HiheReHrs, for
Restoring and Bsautltyiuy tie Ha,r.
CHARLES BATCHELJE. NEW losE.
seplJ-iy
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under tbe old constitution of south

Under the old constitution of South
Carolina the veto was not vested in the
Governor, but the new constitution
gives him the power. The first occs-
sion of the exercise of this newly given
power by Governor Orr was, in regard
to an " act to amend the patrol laws,
which, in effect, re-established hepolice
regulations with regard 10 freedmen,
which had once controlled them as
slaves. The Governor says that, having
accorded freedom to the African race
in their midst, the people of South Car
olina are bound by duty and policy
alike "to give him all the concomitants
of what he regards as SO great boon.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03

So 4 Physiological View Of MarEiag e;-
Containing nearly pages, AMI lsJ uue Plates
and EngrawnE- Of the AuaiJEy Of the Human %
gins IN q stale Of death and Disease, with frca-
use on EsIly Errors, Its DepiOraU.s Consequence
upon The Mind and Body, wIsh the Authors Plan
OF Ireament-shs only rational and successful
mode Of cure, as shown By tho report OF eases
treated. truthful adviser 10 the uaTued, aud
those plating marrisge1 who entertain doubts
Of ther physical condition sent tree Of postage 10
sny al Iress, on receipt Oi % cents. M stamps Or
postal currency, by addressing Dr.. Ia CkOlA, no.
81 Maiden Lane, Albany, n y.
The suthOr may 0e consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon which bis book Treats either person
ally OF by mai, auc medicines sent % ANY part Of
the gVgrlf UeLt8-1m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03

The trial of Major Gee, the com
mander OF the rebel prison at salisbury,
y =, has begun before z military tri-
ounsL The charges are violation Of
tae rules OF civilized warfare and mur-
aef. there are many specifications Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03
Special Notice.

The United States having turned over our
shop and machinery 10 Us, on Dec. lst 1860,
we viii be prepared 70 resume business as
builders ami contractors, on Jan. lst. Plans
and specihcatious furnished 10 our patrons.
Turning and Carving 70 OOrder, for the trade.
WARKEN Il MOJEE,
High street, between Church aud Broad.
faa-u- -lr,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03

We are authorized 10 announce MATT. b. FucHEa
as a Cand.iAte for c Imiua C.urt Clerk, al tIt en-
suing March election.
We are authorized to announce JAMS HALL As a
candidate Tor Criminal Court ClerA, al the ueNt
March election. ca
We are authorized 20 announce CHARLEs +. De
CONS a. n candidate for Cun uai COurs Clerk, al the
next March election. uOYl5-tl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03

HAVING returned again with a large
stock OF
Trimmings, worsteds. Zephyr,
&c, &c,
to the old home, l would respectfully in
form the Ladies Of Nashville tnat we will
be prepared to manufacture any kind Of
Cords, TasseIs, Buttons, Fringes,
&c., &c,
as good and as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHME & CO.,
novl-tf No. Union street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03

The Bridal Chamber, Sn Essay Of WsrnloA
and Instruction for lOung Men. Also, new sud 20
liable treatment Tor Diseases Of the Uuuary aud
Sexual Systems-Sent free, IN sealed envelopes.
Address Dg. J.. SklLLlk HOUGhION, Howard
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