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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-06
The Freedo,n Of the south.
The Baltimore american says:

We have before us copy of the do
vertiser, printed at Corinth, in Mississip-
pi, on Saturday, April 9th, 1861, just one
year before the great battle which made
the vicinity of COrinth famous in our
history. One year ago, as we gather from
different extracts given below, Corinth
and the southern part of Mississippi were
loyal; but there were already evidences
that the Secession conspirators had sue
ceeded in befogging the minds of the peo-
pie. Here is a protest against the tyran-
ny of the Rebel leaders at that early day.
SOLDIERS TRANsFERRED,-We publish
this week the convention ordinance Trans
ferring the volunteer force of the State
of Mississippi to the Confederate States
Much has been said of the usurpation of
power by the conventions of the States,
but this is surely the most intolerable
stretch of power yet assumed by any.
In Mississippi the volunteer force was
organized atS10per month pay. andwere
not to be kept out Of the State over ten
days. All of these provisions were read
to the soldiery before they were muster
ed into service. Now the convention as
ottHeCo " UuHctS| TcHt, tVt-fHINO Htctf COfottts
to the Confederate army at S11 per month,
and liable to be sent anywhere for the
full term of their enlistment.
= "Rhen the people ask ,ohy they haze not
been GlloVed to decide upon Secession; upon
the election Of Provisional Q6icers; upon the
Constitution of their country, they are an
sl0ered, by an onliRo,Ss SjJenceS; that they haze
ceased 10 be a pol0sT IN tie realm. The citi-
zen sOldiery are ensnaredinto the service
of the State under fair arrangements,
when, without their consent they are
transferred, like sheep, to another and a
different service without being allowed
to be party to the contract. Can these
things be and not be cause of wonder? y
Assumes to transfer the people"
Certainly. Did not Gov. HARRIS and his
clique transfer the whole State Of Ten
nessee to the despot Of the Confederacy?
'If ever the rebel Confederacy gets the
upper hand, poor white folks will be
transferred as readily as a drove Of cattle
or a flock Of sheep,
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All Of our readers will remember that
when the telegraphic dispatch was re-
ceiyed at Montgomery, Ala, then the
rebel Capitol, announcing the fall of.Fort
Sumter, that large mob went to sere-
made JEFF. DAVIS. During their iollity
L. p. WALKER, the Secretary of War,
made speech in which he predicted
that the rebel flag would in few weeks
wave over Washington, and perhaps over
Faneuil Hall. Well God has smitten
this wretch in the mouth, and given him
an antepast of his doom in another world.
Here is letter from Huntsville which
we take from Northern paper.
HUNTSVILLE, ALA, May %.
Walking through one Of the most
pleasant Of Huntsville's beautiful streets,
to-day, the bare and blackened walls of
q once splendid house presented them
selves to my view. The gentleman at
my side remarked there is a sad history
connected with those ruins. The man
who owned the property was a few
weeks since, second in influence to no
one in the South; with a lovely family,
thorough education, and great wealth.
1t seemed that nothing was lacking to
complete his earthly happiness. In one
short month he was hurled from his pi-
Gus position of influence in Davis cabi-
net; bis two young sons were lying dan
gerously wounded in the Corinth hospit-
ais; his city and country mansions laid
waste by an incendiary's torch; an ex-
lie from his home, houseless, wifeless,
Pope Walker is turned adrift upon the
cold'charities of people whom he has
been instrumental in deceiving into a
cruel rebellion. How emblematic of
General Walkers fortunes are these des-
olate walls.
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Address of The Union Executive


Committee.
Owing to absence from home and th e
subsequent performance of some very
heavy duties we have said nothing yet
in reference to the address of the Union
Executive Committee for the State.
Thousands Of eager readers have long
before this formed their own opinions of
lis merits. Perhaps all loyal men, and
all unprejudiced men hitherto disloyal
will concur with us in the following
remarks
1t is truthful and well weighed
statement of the facts, extenuatiDg moth
ing nor setting down aught in malice.
M 1t is frank, plain and lucid, relying
solely upon the merits Of its points and
seeking no foreign aid from style.
4 1t is dignifed and dispassionate, using
no vindictlye abuse nor harsh epithets.
1t is most emphatically and unequivo-
cal by loyal with no ifs, nor butts, nor con-
ditiOns TO its devotion TO the Union.
It seems at the first glance long, but
when we think Of the multitude Of facts
to be adduced in the case, and when
we remember that some Of its historic
statements will be perfectly new TO
thousands and thousands of our citizens
who have not seen Union speech for
more than one year.
We wonder how man who knew the
whole truth could confne himself in
limits so contracted.
On the whole the address is a success,
and its authors merit the hearty thanks
of their countrymen IL will hold a
high rank among the historic papers Of
the rebellion and will be often used as a
reference whose statements cannot be inn
peached or confuted
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Committed to Jail

IF Davidson county, June 4tn, 1862, a negro boy,
- who says bis name o SAN, and belongs 90 Iot
,'huto, of sumner county about ~ years ola
ftuttcrs WHEN ga ailE email .gl uu DIS .JTclcld
dark copper Colo.
he oWuB. 10 requested 10 U0nir fJfwlrd prove
properly aud pay charges, as the law directs
J. 81. HINTON,
s1ne st sheriff aud JailDr 81 %. q.
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S25 REWARD

GIuLEN, from HuLnfBRAND. Jewell-r. on Un-
> lln street, ONE PATENT LEVER ENGlIsH
GOLD WATCH manufactured by Jno. Joiusion, ~.
oTpoaL The Watch b Of small size with white dIal,
engraved on the inside "GEo. W . HAMMER from h.s
iather in lhs year 1881 ou Che outside engraved
HORACE liANNaF' The above Reward 800 b. u4Id
ior any Information that may ad 10 che recovery OF
me properly ~ ~ UaNMtE
iuuc5-U
N1i.gils Journal please copy o. Che amt OF g.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, May 80 1852, negro man,
~ who says hs name isJ JACK says be- belongs 90
Ihos. Dickson, Of Montgomery county, TsHD. about
~ years old feet 81 inches high weighs about
1tj pounds color black several 8osrs 0n each haud
The owner is requested 10 come forward, prove pro
perty, and pay charges, 90 the law directs
j. N. HIHTON,
Juue0-3t sheriff and Jai Or of 3D. G.
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In answer 70 a serenade from General
Prices band, a few nights since, at Cor
inth, General Beauregard made a speech,
in which he said he hoped soon 20 be in
possession of some Northern cities to
compensate for tho loss Of New Orleans.
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For Rent.

NOR DO lance Of the year, very neat new brick
II hoWe containing tIE rooms aud "a kit neu with
p M aso Tor sale, small Cooking stoYe, nearly
ucg Apply al no. 80 North Vine street. near &c
CapiuL Iunes-tt
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| The Atlanta Cogtdracy, after COM
pairing the sunerings and defeats of the
Southern Rebellion to those of l116,
asks: "Are we less men than hey "
Bless your soul yes Why you are no
more like George WASHINGTON or FRANCIS
MARION or IsRAEL PUTNAM than Elder
GRAVES or Bishop MoFERRlN is like ST.
PETER, or his Blessed Master loa he
roesl Bah
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County Tenn, May 25h, 1862, a ne
~ gro woman, who Hys hor name Is sUE, and
says she belongs 10 James Bunlor. Of Williamson
county, Tenn about n years SID, feet inches
high, weighs about 100 or l25 pounds, very black -
The owner requested 10 come forward prove prop
erty, and pay charges, as the law directs.
j. d. HINTON,
JunC6-3t sheriff and Tailor Of d. c.
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The North Carolina rebel parsons seem
to be as great rascals and towards as
some Of their Nashville brethren.
WAsHNGToN, N. c., May g. 1862.
Yesterday was a very quiet day. The
churches in Washington were ali closed
The ministers, thinking discretion the
better part of valor, took to their heels
when they learned that the Union troops
were coming, and left the congregations
TO take care Of the safety Of their own
souls. j may be a fair specimen of the
present style of Christianity, but it will
hardly come up to the old days of the
Apostles.
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Pronosals For Corn and nnts.

Uf1cE ASSISTANT QUAuER MAaSR
80 Market street, Nashville.
CtEALFD proposals viii be received az this Onico
- tin Monday the 9th inst. &C ~ O'Clock, M for
supply Of corn and oats for immediate use % be De.
hvcrod in bags without charge for tho same Con-
tractors viii state the quantity and time OF delivery
The right 20 reject bids not for the interest Of the
Government 20 accept s expressly reserved.
JOHN NJ HALE,
June 4th, lse2-td C.&A.Q.M.
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Several numbers of the New Orleans
True Delta have come to us with a
"Please X" Certainly we will sir, and
very glad TO hear again from the Crescent
City,
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FiDm East Tennessee Wlo are aoa0 confined IN
miserable dungeon IN Tuscaloosa, for
the crime Of LoyaHy % he Union alone.
We have received from Rev. Lie. PACE,
the following list of East Tennesseeans
now confined in Tuscaloosa, for the Of
fence Of loyalty. The list comprises
many citizens of the highest moral worth
and standing Many here will recognize
their names. What Tennesseean, worthy
of the name, does not feel indignant that
his countrymen should be confined and
ironed in loathsome Jail, under the con-
troll of brutal rufiian, simply because
they would not turn traitors and rebels (?
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Ict an che ouds thou aim'st at be tby cogn'rys,
Thy Go4's aud trulhr, Shakespeare.
The ends our soldiers chiefly aim al
now are those Of the fleeing rebels-L0H.
Journal
And "with this end in view, we say
again, in the inspiring words Of old
Billy
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Major Gen. Commanding.

The order brought the Mayor up to
headquarters in a hurry. General Butler
talked to him very freely and lectured
him severely for placing such an oaen-
sive construction on Order No 28, and
called his attention to its language, which
expressly declares that thereafter wo-
men Insulting our officers and men "shall
be regarded and held liable 10 be treated
as women of the town" The General
then told him that he must apologize and
withdraw his letter which he did, de-
claring it '1o have been sent under a
mistake Of fact and in improper Lam
guags'
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A municipal regulation Of the city Of
New Orleans publishes with Imprisonment
in the caiaboOse, any women Of the town
found IN the streets after Hightfali, or
who may converse from the windows Of
their houses with persons outside, This
is, doubtless, the punishment accorded to
women who may insult our soldiers, un-
der the recent proclamation Of General
BUTLER.
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- MIN oINLhI
CINCINNATI, o.
Committed to Jail
Committed to Jail

or Davidson county, June 81, 1862, negro man,
" who says his name is GREEN says le be ongs
TO +. A. Thompson, Of Maury county, Tenn about
l8 or 20 years old, weighs about 10 pounds feet
II inches high, lark co per color.
The owner is requested 10 come forward, prove pro-
perty, aud pay charges as the law directs.
j. NJ. HINTON,
JunC6-3t sheriff and Tailor of ID. g.
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ICE !! ICE II ICE TIL.

IN and after this Date tho LAKE KINGSTON ICE
~ CO. VIII Ecll les at three cents per pound 10
iouthern money and two cents IN specie funds.
Nashville, june fth, 1s62-u
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HEADQUARTERS rFrABTnEST or TIE GrLF
INV ORLEANS, May TO- 1862

John 7. Monroe, late Mayor Of the city
of New Orleans, is relieved from all re-
sponsibility for the peace Of the city,
and is suspended from the exercise of any
official functions, and committed to Fort
jackson until further orders.
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Established hr the Benefit II Strangers,
COMING 10 81. iouis ~ sFARct Of

Sick, Wounded, or Soldiers that have
DieA from Wounds or Sickness.
CORRECT INIT LLIGENCE WILL BE GIVEN or
~ the condition Of any Seek or Wounded Soldier in
St LOUIS LOuiaVlLLt, ClNC NNATI. NASHVILLE,
MOUND CITY, or any O. her Hospital in the Western
Department. This be- the ONLY Army Intelligence
Office in iLe United states, aud Information regard.
ing soldiers from any part of the eau be given
at any time, by calling az, or WRITING 90 the AMY
hIktiiGENOF OfFcE, Posthilce Box No 1888.
N. B.-lERsONs COMING 20 ST. LOUIS m sRARcH or
1HgR FRIENDS VIII obtain an necessary Information
by calling 90 our ONCE 80 II south Fourth steel
May is, 1862. ly
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Notice to Stockholders.

NAsHuIE, TnN., "a June, 1862.
A MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of tho 81
"A WANEG MINING COMPANY will be hcla al
thd 0aicc No. 26k Broadway, New York, on Friday,
the 18Th day OF June next 81 one O'Clock, PM, for
The transaction Of important business,
by order of the Directors
iunos.lOp II. WARD BARNES, Secretary.
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HntIe- ON his nEnrnr.

The Mayor of New Orleans wrote a
grossly insulting letter the other day to
Gen. BUTLER, miseonstruing wholly the
Generals order respecting the punish
ment Of women who insulted his officers
and soldiers. In reply he got the. fol-
lowing note
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list OF NAMES.

j. N. Neck, Jefferson DIV. c. Seutcr, Granger co
WIN. Galbrsaih, " Samuel Z. Johnson JefIer-
BevWm Rodgers, Boant son
co NJ 1h0rnburgh, Jefferson
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LARGE ORDER HAVING BEES REcEIvE


THE OLuEST STAND ON SEVENTH ANENCE-
n Mrs EZEkELS guarantees TO pay the follow ing ces
ladies' and gcntlemens wearing apare-From - to
$50 for silk dresses from IS $50 for coats aud from to
% for pants; Also carpets, furniture ewery Ac note by
post principally attended to By Mrs E1-Acis l34 Seventh
avenue between Nineteenth and Twentieth srces No
n
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LITERATURE.

ard Books, bound in the very best manner, between
hundred volumes viii cheap
Can b. examined the residence Of the advertiser Address
Union, box Sy7 Post Office.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TrST PUBLISHED rANCHON THE CRICKET -
81 Ills cheering successful moral play, Ia the
fu tide OF success Al Laura Kecnes Ihcatrr ransla 81
expressly Miss Maggie MITCHELL published this day and
can I've had the PLACES theatre nightly,
with an excellent Portrait the youthful and talented
artistic
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CLOTHING.


N EXTRA PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR LADIES
IA aud 1entlemens Cast Oh wOthng Carp, Is, Jeweiry
Furniture FOR New Orleans The unicrs ned has
ceved large order, amounting to o0OO for which he
guarantees the following prices for each article
Pants, y 20 20. Please cal. on or address by note j.
ANHALT, ID. Seventh avenu, between Twentieth and
Twnylrst streets Ladies ATTENDED to by Mrs Anha N
BAH business transacted conhdsniiahy
AT NO SIS BOwERy-H. RoSENTHAL, HAVING A
"A great desire 70 purchase arg quantity OF cast OF
Wearing Apparel, Furniture Carpets Jcwery Ac, by call
addressing aides and gentlemen obtain the
utmost value each article Ladies' attended to by Mrs
Rosentha Please remember and 33 Bowery. opposite
Great Jones street
A LARGE ORDER HAVING BEEN RECEIVED TO
n purchase OIL Clothing, Carpets Furniture,
ladies' and having the al Owe dispose OF
ccive the following pricesSik dresses from 81 to $50
coats 50 To SIS; pants 81 TO 81 guarantee sals cion
BERG 2l2 Seventh Ladies attended punctusl b.
Ars. X
IT THE NEW STORE, ia THIRD AVENUE. LADIES
n and gentlemen dispose OF their Cast on Clothing
CARPETS Furniture &C. gaaran'ee 70 BAY for Dresses in
Please do forget 10 cau address G. MSH. liz
ThrJ avenue Fourteenth street Ladies' attended by
Mrs. Misb.
A RARE CHANCE.-&150U WORTH OF CAST OFF
"A Clothing wanted, within month, tor Now Dreams La
dies and gentlemen having OF the abo;e TO dispose OF
receive the following prsces.From - TO 81 tor SILK
Dresses - SIS for from 81 TO IS for Pants
Also Shaws Clocks Carpets Furnitnre the highest prices
paid. Please call note 10 u. Mnfs, ISL Sixth
avenue ghtcenth street Ladies' nded By Mrs
Mintz Orders from Brooklyn orJsrsev CITY puncuav at
tended Please the original b. Minz 25y Sixth
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MtaCcliamcQua.

miscellaneous.
American Transit Co N Y Medical News
Butacrworth Bank Lock N Y Preparatory School of
Box l26 o Medicine. 10th
Cuba City Messenger ONO Principal OHee, ISL Broad
Douglass Axo Mannt'ing TO way, Of Murray ri
Eagle Sc wing Machine Co Plants Mg Co. IS Grand ST
Elliptic Bed Spring Co Peoples rows on Go, Green.
Eidridge 81 NJ 1SI, wich st
Free Press, editors Rural New Yorker editor
Firewo-k dealer. 200 Bway Substtuter, No broadway
FrisGdship Engine Go, 10 Secead ST. No $50
Ana skreet West 18th st, No III
Hands, Line of Sailing VESTS West 18th 81, No "a
Machine Houdeg's Union Youths Penny Gazette, ed
ABRAN WAKEMAN Postna ster.
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.aEpIcAI, COMMON sENsE.-NEARLY 800 ILLUS

MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.-NEARfsY 800 Illus
M rated and neatly bound PAGES Written In plain Eng
Causts Prevention and Cure OF Chronic Diseases. Part H.
on Marriage aud sexual Philosophy Both In volume.
Price Al Sent by mail. postage iaii receipt Of the
prize Contents Tlhle sent Tree. The author Or II. r.
IOOTE late OF Saratoga has permanently located
at 10 broadway, between Twenyafth and Twcny.sixh
st,rets n May be consulted In person letter No
charge for FIRST interview. 0mce hours from 10 s r. NJ
cxoeut SUNDAYS.
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A SPLENDID HORSE FOR sALE.-Is WARRANTED
IA sound and kind In single double harness. and p
perfe saddle horse lady gentleman Price $o Can
be II Peltons stables, Broadway corner OF Twenty
seventh street. Apply 70 W. H. WELLER, Il2l Broadwsy
corner Of Twenty nth street.
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POST OFFTCE HOTICEs.

DOsr oFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR THE UNI
ted Kin dom and The Continent via Queenstown and
Liverpool per steamer City oi Washington will close
oncc, Saturday. the ils day Of June at lO O'CLOCK
ABRAM WAkEMAN r. M.
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Shfps, Crews, List.

Hannah Hicks brig, John
Tomson
Jan Van Galen BRIG. RKonin
Lady Alice brig, John Small
Martha ship, A Arthurson
Montebelio ship, Robt Power
Mansoneta bark, JuhnDewan
Meg Merril.es bark. Henry
Chandler, George Par, ons
Nornnibega bark, Capt II
Ha,ing
Norma brig, Capt 8 C Jack
son
Oldenbarnevelt ship, p Van
den Heuvel
Ocean brig, Captain Henry
Strachan
Rea,m ship. Owners
Snarrsbrook bark, z Brown
stew'd, ACGBoyer. Oh offer
Spartan brig, R0bt Hutton
SarahAnn brig ,Cap.W Wilkie
Undine bar X, James Nils
Warden Law bark, VIM c
Sinclair
White Cloud schr, Capt Amos
G Leavitt
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AT THE ORIGINAL WELL KNOWN pEALER u

n HARRIss store, l64 Seventh avenue between Twenty
first aud Twenty second streets ad and n1enen
dispose OF the Clothing Carpets AID Furniture, at
the value and humbug 10 offering numerous
prices then trying get for half the
pfacccd by other high offers Please call address
be convinced Ladies ATTENDED by Mrs. II. Hasr.s
yxANTED-Sioe 100 WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
w Furniture Jcwelry &C. &c, at the new stand ae
vcnth avenue Twentyourth street. for which
highest cash price vii be paid Ladies In attendance Call
on or address j. STEM.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A SPLENDID. SMALL IRON GRAY ExAoRE PONY
"A SIX year. OLD; weighs about so pounds; warranted
sound and kind; CAM OF mile inside four minutes
Also Wagon and Harness. Also bright bay Mare seven
old; warranted sound and kind; Empire stock Also
q Single Harness. Saddle and Bridle FOR sale Inquire
OF HEADING ARMSTRONG, Third avenue, between
10th and l30th streets, Harlem.
A FINE CHESTNUT sORRRL HORSE FOR SALE
n l5h hands high. flag TAIL perfectly sound and gentle;
speed about SIG; he 10 Of great endurance hne
perfectly the saddle and double and single
ness VIII be sold low the owner has for him
Inquire xackeys stables third
below e4 Il
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A1Ew rooE on MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DECAY

Anew TooK on MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DECAY
IN Read It. FOR y contains instructions whereby used up
constitutions be invgoraed and self inflicted diseases
permanently fcn oycd Sold aud sent tree by mail by the
author Dr. H. A. BARROW 1gf Breckcr street four
from Macdoncul New York Price 81 postage
stamps Consultations from II TIL 2, ana from AtillS
THOMAS PAINE'S woRKS-NEw EDITION, LARGE
i tyrc good paper handsomely bornd Two ut vol.
cs with neat hat economical margin pfi 81 Tie polite
Ell ioe 81 Th illogical volume, With tfc ST.. Lilo seia
fatey. Nc Age OF Keeson sc;Wratcly c Bound 25f 10
lalcl cover Mailed ia ifce, ~ tue puslsAc CALVIN
BIANvIiARD, 10 Ann street
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RACES.
sPRIN0 RuENING MEETING,
SUFFOLK Park COURSE.


IL RACES Ut rs
SPRING RUNNING MEETING
SUFFOLK PARK COURSE
STAKES AND PURSES.
Thereswi be four days racing at from three mile
heats, and half mild heats for saddle horses the
Park Course, commencing Monday Juns z and ending
The most celebrated horses in America win be present 70
son. Laura Paris, Lightning Betty Ward Hilsborongh,
Pope Sweger Reporter. Blondn. Wilmington, Ann Clark,
Bay Flower Norton Ella D. WaSram. Sunshine, West kox.
bury Jessie Throgs Neck Revenge Cyclone, Tovaore,
Capricieuse. Belle, and others.
most means o. access 70 the course are NE
Brsad street. horse cars from Market street 70 the Blue
Driving Broad to Passyuuk road past
Point Breeze Park, over Penrose Ferry bridge. -
dsphia = ----'
over Grsy's Ferry bridge to Darby road
rrees OF admissonTo field and open stand 80 "a
copeIea stand 81 or " for gentleman and two ladies'
rIivese badges for the week. admit gentleman
ana as many ladies he bring all parts Of
comre during the week SIC. No charge for vehicles
Races TO commence daily Il az O'Clock
Strict order will be preserved. -
JOHN L Cassidy.
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Oliver Mrs. Gath Otvel Gath ~s
Olsen Mrs J K Owen Sarah B
omealy MRS Cath Owen Eliza \
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DRY GOODS.


GUNNER BONNETS AT BARGAINS-WHITE ILLU-
- sion Bonnets styles; Travelling Bonnes 81 and
IS; Boomers aud Straw Pcnlc.s.
L. BNNS Millinery. 58l Broadway
WANTED TO PURCHASER LADYS LACE CAPE
w Of good quality; also Billiard Table, with marble
bed Address J. c., Herald Office. stating where