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SPRINs Goods, SrRING Goops.-Fran-
cisco & Co., No IS North College street.
are now receiving their large and elegant
sock Of Spring Goods embracing every
style and color of soit and dress Hats for
gentlemen. Also, an elegant assortment of
BOYS and children's Hats Call and see
them before purchasing elsewhere.
apr lW
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GREAT EXCITEMENT 1t has at last
been decided that the best Boots and Shoes
can only be got at the Nashville Shoe Store,
No. "A North College street.
mch. 263m. NJ. MORGANsTERN.
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THE meeting of the Common Council
last night was rather chatIy one, and but
little business was transacted.
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Have Your House Bells Hung and
Repaired by practical Bell-hanger, at 7. P
WADRs, No. 25 Deaderick street. sign Big
Bell and Cross Keys" Safe and Bank Locks
made aad repaired. All work warranted.
marN lm-e.o.d
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An eligible front portion Of an ONCE on Church
street, in the Maxwell House. can be obtained
by applying at this Office. or at No. - Church
street, next door to the Masonic Hall. febI II
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several heavy failures have occurred in
commercial circles in that city, and others
are lnnked for
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REcoRDER's CoURT, April 5.-R. b
Price, drunk on the street, $50 and costs.
Meteor White, disorderly, $50 and costs
Henry Porter, refusing TO comply with
the law on blasting, $40 aud costs.
Albert Driver, same oilense, $40 and
costs.
J. W. Carpenter and ASS Crockett, an
rested for inhumanly beating a horse, were
discharged.
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YOu can Bay the best quality Of Cumber-
land Coal of J. g. Roach, at IS 50 per loNd az
busheis) delivered, No. "a North Cherry street,
two doors from the Maxwell House.
feho4-ff
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Masonic HALL.-Duprez and Benediets
great minstrel troupe will appear at the
above hall on Monday, Tuesday, Wednef-
day and Thursday evenings, April Sth, 9th,
10th and l1th. Also give matinee on
Wednesday afternoon for the express ac-
commodation Of families. On this particu-
lar occasion the admission will only be
twenty-five cents The Buffalo Ecening
Post speaks of them as follows:
"DUPREZ AND BENEDICT's MINISTRIES.
We have had several exceedingly good
minstrel companies here during the past
season companies in which were always
individual members of more than ordinary
talent, and some kind of instrumental cem-
bination specially attractive; but we do
not remember one of them in which the Or
ganization was 50 complete, the discipline
so admirable, and the general average Of
excellence so great as in the case of Duprez
and Benedicts troupe, who tonight give
their last entertainment at st. James Hall
and not only are these performances good
as a whole several among them are excep-
tioually great. Lew Benedict is one of the
most original and spontaneously humorous
delineators Of negro peculiarities at present
before the public, and he is sustained with
singular power of individual and comic
vigor by Billy West. Edwin Holmes,
Gonsalvo Bishop, J. H. Murphy-the last
named lately with Buckley's serenaders-
are the best trio of vocalists we have heard
in a long time, and we have no hesitation
in declaring Frank Kent the best travesty
female dancer in the business. The Shadow
Pantomime, which concluded the enter
tainment, was the most mirth- provoking
scene we have yet seen. Moreover Duprez
and Benedct's company give more and bet
ter variety than we have been accustomed
to witness. We do not get from them the
same stale jokes, the same old acts that we
have been tired Of for years. All they do
is new, and in effect belonging TO them
only This is, indeed, their best recon-
mendation. We do not wonder that the
81. James was crowded last night TO see,
hear and be delighted by them. Remem-
Der tonight Is their last night"
Books and Stationery,
Newspapers and Magazines. for sale by
janl-3m JOHN YORK, 80 Union st.
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italian Awnings made at short notice.
BEEcH, MANLovE x Co..
apr4 If No. 2614 North College.
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REMoyED.-MessrsA Albert & Elias have
removed their auction house to No. %
Public Square, formerly occupied by
Messrs. Craighead, Breast & Co. .
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BeeeIl, REanIOVe q 60. have Just received
a large stock of Carpets, all grades, and are
offering them at the lowest market price for
cash. No. 261l North College.
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THF BANK ENCuASGF-FRTNCH Cook
ERy.-Mr. r. q. Thompson, Of the Bank
Exchange, College street, has recently been
introducing some new improvements into
his restaurant. and has added 10 them 4
French cook, whose superb e,lisi7s IS tempt
ing epicures and bon rirdnfS 10 enjoy daily
the feast Of good things prepared for them.
Thompson provides an excellent lunch for
has customers, and serves il from 1903 10 -
o'clock. Regular dinner from ] 10 3
O'Clock p. N. Citizens, aud strangers visit
ing Nashville, ought 10 hear these things
in mind.
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Beech. ManIOVe q Co. have just received
a large stock Of Spring Mattings of all widths
and colors. 2616 North College.
april If
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FoR THE MNEs-The l. n. Phillips,
the towboat Of the Poplar Mountain Cosi
Company, arrived at this port on Thursday
night from Piusburg, and left yesterday
for Rowena. She had in tow four barges
loaded with railroad iron, coal cars, a
splendid locomotive, and a number of
miners with their families, amounting in
all 70 about one hundred and Ely persons.
The miners are Welch, and we're brought
from Pennsylvania, where they have been
at work in colleries They are capable,
experienced workmen. -Four additional
bsrges were left below the shoals. The
Phillips will return for them next week.
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Card 90 InvRIids.-A clergyman, while
residing in South America as a missionary. dis
covered a safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay, Diseases of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cure 4
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate | will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine.
in a sealed envelope. to any one who needs it,
FIRE. OF CHARGE. Address
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THE Bristol Tenn Gazette of the 9th
ult says: "Mr 4. c. Smith, of this place,
a refugee from Greene county, Tennessee,
ventured back on Friday, the 18th inst, to
see his relatives. On Saturday posse of
men, all armed, called to arrest him, re-
marking that they intended to kill him,
drawing their weapons at the same time.
Smith drew his pistol and fired killing one
Of the party by the name Of Moody and
dangerously wounded Moody's brothsr-the
rest of the party fled. We learn that the
wounded Moody justifes Smith in what he
did. Smith made his escape"
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STREET sPRINKLING.
A. & W. RANNIE,
NO. 81 BROAD STREET.

Between Market and College streets,
w PETITIONERS. Manufacturers Of all
kinds Of Candies, Crackers. Cakes and Bread
Dealers in all kinds Of fruits. Nuts. Kaisins and
SaEdlnes, Oysters, Canned Fruits. Pickles, Toys.
Notions. etc, etc.
Tue attention Of the city and country msr-
chants respectfully solicited
WM. kEEGAN. Salesman.
A. a w. RANNIE.
fsbZ3 ly
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UNITED STATES INTERVAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAxEs.-Licenses begin the first
day Of May and end the 3Oth day of April,
as heretofore; but parties who expect to
continue in business are required to make
application to the assessor or assistant as
SCISSOR two months earlier. The special ter
is due on the first day Of May to the col
lector. The reason for this change is, that
the list may be sent in by the first day Of
May. All persons subject to license tar, who
are found doing business on or after the
first day Of May, not having taken out the
special privilege according to law, are sub
ject to a penalty Of not less than $40, nor
more than $500.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following is
list of marriage licenses issued by the
County Court Clerk of Davidson county,
for the week ending April 5, 1857:
WHITE.
Gideon Read and Esper Ann Fender
grast.
John r. Conner and Mary A. Fain.
Adam Bowers and Fredonia Anderson.
COLORED.
james Young and Elizabeth Buchanan.
John Harris and Mary Ann Butler.
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Exchange on New York was in good de-
mand yesterday, and the banks we're buy
ing at par, and sellinget premium.
There was no change in uneurrent
money, and but little doing.
Bank of Tennessee was very quistat 259
&c buying, and &c selling.
Union and Planters Bank notes were
in demand at 95c.
Southern Bank notes were dull at the adj
yertised rates.
Nashville Corporation checks were
bought at 1Oc discount.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the I'd inst as follows: $4,000 new at Gao,
$4,000 new at 6Sbc, $4,000 new at 6Sc, $15,
900, new, I'd call at 6Stc, and ST., 900 new
at 634c.
The New York Journal Of Commerce of
the afternoon of the I'd inst. says: "The
market is moderately active, but with COM
paratively little speculative excitement in
any department. The drygoods trade has
somewhat improved, the transactions are
chiefly in smaller quantities than formerly,
and make less show of business but in the
aggregate amount are not much less than
those of corresponding date last season.
Prices of desirable staple productions are
generally maintained, but others are Of
fered at some decline. The demand for
money continues active, and call loans are
readily placed upon the best collaterals at
z per cent. Strictly first class commercial
paper at short date is taken at 1908 per
cent. per annum discount, and selections
from other good signatures at SOLO per
cent"
The statement of the New York city
banks for the week ending Saturday last,
March 80, compare as follows with the pre-
vious week, and with the corresponding
week last year; to which we add the specie
and currency balances in the New York Of
fee of the United States Treasury at these
dates respectively:
Mar, 81, 1866. Mar. 30, 1867. Mar o. 1857.
Nat caD'i... So SO7. 100 S14, 100 $i440i, Iu1
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EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville at-.....-.-.......-..90O A. n.
Leave Nashville p n.
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JosEPH I. INMAS.
Station D, Bible House. New York city.
feb14-3ms
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TIE CITY


OPENISG AND CLOSING OF THE
MAILs--FEBRUARY Ist.--ORiciaI.
closEs. OPENS.
First Northern.
A. NJ
second Northern.
il:NJ A. '--'''''O0 r. -
First Washington and southern via
Chattanooga
SECOND Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
f-01 p P n.
Decatur, Memphis and New Orleans
100 midnight P. n.
EdgeneId and Kentucky r. n.
lI.A A. Il.
NOrthwesfern II. n.
2OD P. A. II.
Lebanon via Stage.
700 midnight -.-'...'.-.'-jsuJ P *
brownsville VIA Stage.
Tuesday
1900 Tuesday 5:l5 P. n.
JOrdan's Store VIA Stage.
Monday 1900 midnight P. n.
w ednosday DO .---.--.---..-.....'. 90
Friday do ..--...-.--..-....... do
once Hours.
From A. n. toGP.N. Sundays, 7 to9A. X.
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THE SOUTH NASHVILLE STREET Rail-
RoAD.-The Directory of this road held a
meeting yesterday, whereat o. B. Hurt,
Esq, resigned the Presidency, and Mr..
David Hughes was elected to FIJI the vacan-
cy. Maj. Joe S. Robinson was continued
as the Secretary and Treasurer, in place OF
Maj. Trenbath, lately resigned. The policy
Of the road in relation to free passes, the
price of tickets, and the places at which
tickets may be purchased, may be ascer-
tanned by referring to our advertising
columns, TO which the attention Of ali con-
cerned is respectfully directed. We are
happy TO state that the business of the road
is gradually increasing. While the num-
Der Of passengers is in excess of the last
month, the expenses have been materially
diminished. The road bed is now receiv.
ing thorough coat Of rock, and is in good
running order. The number Of passengers
during the month of March was 35,847.
We may say the experiment of street rail-
reading in Nashville is a success.
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Mr.. BLAIR, of this vicinity, brought us
a copy of the "Ulster County Gazette"
New York, of date January 1900. Its
latest news was from New York city, De-
cember, %, 1899, from Washington De-
cember 18th, and from London October
goth. The paper was in mourning for the
death Of Washington, and contained de-
scription Of his burial ceremonies. The
foreign news related TO the European war;
and the most recent operations of the ar
mics under the Archduke Charles and Sur
warrow. The advertisements compose
rescript Of the domestic and business life
in the village of Kingston at that time-a
notable feature in which was the possession
of slave by John SHOEMAKER, whom he
was anxious to sell, and whom he described
as stout, healthy, active negro wench."
They are both gone now, but the trading
in human chattels" began in the North,
and continued until it didn't pay-and
was then transferred to the South. The
paper furnishes the most marked contrasts
with the present, and was highly interest,"
ing.
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Second WaslIngfOn and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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OPENING ANB CLOSING OF THE
wAILs--FEBRUARY Ist.--OmciaI.
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First Washington and southern via
Chattanooga
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HUOks nnu .HiHtiOucFy,
Newspapers and Magazines, for sale by
janl-3m JOHN YORK, 80 Union ST.
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WING, ToBEY n G

JAS. q. 0GDEN Prest. Gus. I. VINO, Cashier.
PEOP LEs' BANK,
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Corner Union and Cherry ST., Opposite
Bank Of Tennessee, Deals In Geld,
silver, Government stocks. Com
pound Interest Notes, Land Warrants
and Southern Bank Notes.
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~ P. q q ~
Decatur, Memphis and New Orleans.
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Mobile Races-Seventll nay.


Mobile Races-SeVenth Day.
The last day of the races over the Mag
nOlia Course, at Mobile, was postponed
from Saturday of last week to Monday of
this. In the first race new horse, "Pri-
vateer," appeared and won. Nothing very
notable occurred, and we simply subjoin
summaries
FIRST RACE.
Tro Nile Heats-Jockey Club purse,
$500.
T. g. Moore's b. C. Privateer, years old, by
Lightning. dam Hennie FarrOw by Sham
rock
A. NJ. Sprague's b. c. j. Z. Johnston, years
old, by Lockwood. dam Judy by Sovereign
Hme-3:5l; 400.
SECOND RACE.
Nile hedts-Purse -.
T. q. Moore enters b. b. Beacon. 5 years old,
by Lexington, dam Bay Leaf by York
psttatson 3 - ~
fSiteIson W IIldnsoh enter en-. c. Lewis ~
smith. years old, by Revenue, dam Sea
Breeze, by Albion
Time; l5274-l:52.
THIRD RACE.
Purse S250-for Y. o-Mile heats. VIM
ner of Challenge Stakes excluded.
VIM. Cottrill enters Oh. f. by Daniel Boone,
dam Maggie G., by Brown Dick.
J. Macdonald enters T. G. Bacon's b. f.
Sieety' by Rogers, dam Angelina. by Al
DION =
A. NJ. Sprague enters c. RawIs' blk c. Black
Crook, by Daniel Boone, dam by Albicn... 3
Time; I:491 4-l:5024.
Mr.. VIM. COttrill named his Oh. {. Lou
isiana B., this being the first race she has
ever won.
The filly which he named Lalla Rookh
on Friday last, has had her name changed
TO that of Mollie IngersoIl
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second Northern.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

once Hours.
From An. toGP.N. Sundays 7 70 A. n.
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EdgeaeId and Kentucky R.R.
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xAsHvmLEASDEoRrHwEsrERxRAILRoAD
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4 N----.-
Northwestern II. r.
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train:
Arrive nj 90 A. NJ
The New York herald., 1867-03-25

T oNDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
IL Passags 70 London Brcs Sll0 SIS and 80 currency
Excurnon tickets ~ reduced rates, avaiaole for SIX
months.
ArALANrA. Captain Pinkham from New York, March -
BELLONA. Captain Dixon Il ON New York, April Is
CkLIh Captain Gleadell, from New York. April a..
The elegant British iron stes nship ATALANrA viii Leave
Saturday, March 50, at II n.
Until further notice al the steamers OF this line call
at Bres 70 land pssscngers Tickets through BY rail
Paris q > Per cant lees than regular rates:
Hayre, Antwerp. Rotterdam Ansterdam and Dunkirk.
For passage apply 70 ,R0Br, n. CLARK 3 Broadway.
For freight apply At 81 South street
ROWLAND 4 ASPINWALL. Agents.
The New York herald., 1867-03-25

WATCHES. JEwELRY. &C.
CAsH PAID FOR DIAMOND JEwELRy.-FANCv
~ prices given for large Bnlhants that are gems Once
hours, TN 10, attn g. PLUMB Diamond Broker,
5l2 Broadway.
VNATCHEs-sUrrABLE FoR SPECULATIVE AND
~ gin purposes Gold and silver American Watches,
cheap Jewey Of description Gold Silver and Plated
Chains oidsssablshed house; is4s send for price sI
kkQNEL JACOBS Ia BroadsaY.
The New York herald., 1867-03-25
REAL ESTATE WAITED.

yKANrRD-A PLEAS mt COUNTRY RESIDENCE On
w the hudson the water, with modern convsn-
iences Of efoaud with rcn rt trees &c
price from $4,000 S5UDu Address ". H. A.. Dor 2yf
Post once.
yrANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR cASU-A GOOD
w three four Dwelling House. suitable for the
residence of family situated between Union aud
Madison squares and Fourth and SIKH avenues.
S. w. BENEDICT, Nos. 4 aud D Pine street
WANTED-IN THIS CITY OR BROOKLYN, FIRST
w class House. worth SIS 600 10 $ouo In exchange
Tor line country seat and farm on the tlndson value
xD'W Address apply at n Nassau street. room NO
WANTED TO PURCHASER SMALL TENEMENT
w House. east side not above Sixteenth street.
Communications from agents will not be noticed Address,
with fud particulars, A B.. Herald Office.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A GOOD CITY HOUSE.
" well located for which nice place at Lake Nahopac
vii ee gven in part payment the balance in cash. Apply
The New York herald., 1867-03-25

DETURN TICKETS TO PARIS AND BACK.
III FIRST CLASS 500 GOLD.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
The Inman Line. sailing semi miweeky, carrying the United
States smaiis:-
CITY OF WASHINGTON, Saturday March 30
CITY OF MANCHESTER Wednesday, AprsI g.
CITY OF PARIS, Saturday April 8.
EDINBUR0, Wednesday, April 10.
CITY OF ANTWERP Saturday. April Ii.
And each succeeding Saturday and Wednesday, at
from pier 46 North river.
SATURDAY
Payable IN Gold. Payable In Currency.
First cabin. SteeraRe ........... $50
To London ......... lis To London. ........,. IS
To Paris. ............ l2s To Paris. ........... IS
Passage by the Wednesday stcamers-Frst cabin, $lO;
steerage. $50 payable in United States currency.
Passengers also forwarded to Have, Hamburg Bremen
&C., NJ moderate rates.
Seerage passage Liverpool Queenstown S40
Tickets be bought here by sending for
their friends. 80
8E " JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
.8 -ss .AN4 10 broadway, Nov. York.
The New York herald., 1867-03-25

TENEMENT PROPERTY WANTED TO BUY OR
Il Iesae-Thc highest market value rven. Apply 70 u a..
0LDB0N5 CO.. ~ Brs9me sreeI
The New York herald., 1867-03-25

THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
RETURN TICKETS, tN0 GOLD.
M. THE INMAN LINE NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
Built expressy for the trade.
CITY OF ANTWERP ~ 49,
tNs CITY or LONDON,
CITY or BALTIMORE,
CITY or BOSTON,
CITY OF NEW YORK
Sail from pter Is North r3reIx NJ NJ SoSn
EVERY SATURDAY.
SPEED AND ACCOMMODATION UNSURPASSED.
, Price Of first class p;sssSes payable n gold
New YORK 70 Liverpool. eO Round TRIP. $40
New York to London. 115 Round trfp.... 1855
New York TO Paris. l2s Round trip. no
GOOD FOR TWELVE MONTHS.
Return tickets via Livporpoo London, New Haven and
Dicppe allow Paris passengers break the journey 1t
Liverpool and London.
For further information apply the com.
pany-w ilam inman Tower Building, Liverpool; Elves
Macy, 81 King William street. London Jules Decoue, l0
Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES Paris John @. Dale Ill
Walnut street, Philadelphia, or to
JOHN @. DALE,
Is Broadway, New York.
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COAS-WISE STEAMSHIPS.
DAClFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
IL THROUGH LINE
tn CATIE0RNIA

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
In OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA
VIA NICARAGUA EVERY TWENTY DAYS.
VIII despatch the FIRST class steamships
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Capt Smith. March 80.
.se SAN FRANCISCO. Capt. Benin, April %
From - North yer foot Of Warren street. at noon,
with and freight =, very low rates Connecting
NOSES TAYLOR, Captain Blethen. and
AMERICA, Captain Wakenan . NJ 10. y
For fssthsr information apply 10 the North Amertcas
- '--7'- wM. n. wEBB. President (
81 81 Exchange place. N. ".
d. N. CARRTNGTON, Agent,
III West street, Warren street, N. Y
The New York herald., 1867-03-25

REAL ESTATE WANTED. -
~ NY PERSON HAVING TENEMENT on HOSE
"A Property sell cheap for cash cenray hs,
f{ornld of0c2.
The New York herald., 1867-03-25

vcoR CHARLESTON, 8. c.. TUE FLORIDA PORTS
the South and Southwest-The elegant and popular
steamship QUAKER CITY is receiving freight and
win sail ssiurday March 30 from pier = Eas, river
meeting with the steamer DICTATOR tho
Florida ports Through bills OF adng aud passage tickets
issued all of the principal points OF the South Carolina
anu ''""e xRraUR IEARy, 20 William street