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NICKaRURQ.

Affairs remain In the same situation at vlelxs-
burg as at the Last previous repors. General
Grant haa met with no reverse, but is progress
sing in the work Of reducing that stronghold.
News Of the faif Of vlcksburg may be looked
for any moment, and yet it may be several
days before that desirable contamination ls
achieved. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

cabnet-maker of Roxbury, Mass, has
made two bodsteads out of the limb Of the great
Elm tree, on Boston Common, which was
blown of some two years ago-oDe Of which Il
to he offered to President Lincoln for the White
House at Washington. They are said 10 be
neat specimens of handIwork.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
FrnnLlIn, Tsnnessee, AttaeL.d.

NASHVILLE, June 4.-Heavy caunonading
was heard to-day In the direction of Franklin.
1t is believed that severe skirmishing, il not an
attack in force, has occurred. No fears for ItB
safety are entertained.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

THE INDIAN TROUBLES IN UTAH.-NGws has
come TO tho Indian Office that the ShOshOnes or
Snake Indians of Utah Territory have at length
ceased 10 commit outrages on the whites.
Forty thousand dollars were appropriated by
the last Congress 10 bring about an amlcable
treaty Of peace; hut Gov. Doty telegraphs to
the Indian Office that he is about making this
treaty without incurring that expense.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

MARKETING AT MoBLE.-The Mobile TI'ibuae
of May says: "Merry Mayis indeed upon MS,
and the green fields, planted with every neces-
sary and luxury, are sprouting forth their re-
turns for the industry of the hard-working
tiller Of the soil. But we must say, In all con-
dor, that the gardeners charge too much. Just
think of So TO 81. so each tJr cabbages, 81 per
quart for Irish potatoes, 81 for snap beans, so
cents for green peas, 25 cents for one or two
beets, S2.5O per quart for Strawberries, and
every other article In proportion. 1t is too
high, particularly when they are had In such
abundance"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

,iIl,, Inc chattanooga Rehel will have It's Joke.
AiiGn,ns lsSa TO sudden cold suap, It says, "the
elahge OF the weather may be attributed
suming to visit the warmest portions Of Dixie. y
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

Further developments have been made in the
SaXton- Champion swindle at Rochester, which
show that what first came to light was insight
lcant compared with what has been since re-
vealed. II now appears that SaXtOn had per-
fecty-executed power Of attorney to control
the affairs of Mr.. Champion, convey his pro-
perty, and do pretty much as he pleased. He
had minute description of all the real estate
Champion possessed, and 1t is by no means
certain that he has not-acting under his power
Of atLornGy-disposed Of considerable portions
of it.. What he has done under the authority
vested in him by the instrument he held re-
mains 10 he seen. Mr.. Champion, II will be
remembered, is a man Of large wealth, and
saxton was his attorney, pmchng him In all
sorts Of ways. -
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
Cabinet Meeting.

The regular Cabinet meeting to-day was a
protracted one, important business, no doubt,
claiming the attention of the President and his
advisors
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

To ADvERTIsms.-we call the attention Of
business men TO the classification Of Advertise-
ments. We intend to keep business eye to this
matter for the beneht OF our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

Massachusetts has accepted her Agricultural
College grant, and scrip Will be Issued by the
Land Commissioner for 3SO, ,0tQ acres, to Y hich
the State 10 entitled under the set,
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Guerriuaa.

Yesterday, party of guerrillaS, supposed to
be MosOby's, fred upon some Of Gen. stahl's
men, near Frying Pan. Our men made charge
upon thom capturing DR.. Alexander the others
frd 10 the woods.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

Somebody says that Humphrey Marshall is
" at heart opposed to the rebellion" Why,
that hogshead of rattlesnake oil, that mass Of
pole-cAt talloW, that barrel Of DEVILS soapfat,
never had a heart. If he were TO feel a heart
pulsating underneath his ribs, he would expire
ont OF pure terror. .-NdShvilts Union.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

RosRCRARs's sARMY.-I.ate letters from MUIR
freesbOTO' say there are no indicAtlOns Of a for
ward movement by Cen. ROSecTans's army. IL
is positively affirmed, with some show OF proof,
that two divisions of Bragg's army have gone
TO Mississippi, but 1t is said they do not mum
her ever IA 900 men all told,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

A rebel desorter sTepresrmted as stating that
since the prohibition to bBh in the river the
enemy are considerably euI tailed Of theF fresh
luxurles.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

AWestern editor is responsible for the follow
Ing instance Of Juvenile pety; "Pray God
bless iaIher and mother and AnPa; by links |
does" "
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

Uermes. the Richmond correspondent OF the
Charleston Mercury, says Beauregard, II Is
now said, has been ordered to Vicksburg, and
Fwen to Charleston. 1t is major generals
command, aud Gen. Ripley, In performance
and in knowledge, has the title"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
NOTICE.

THIS PAPER is NOW FURNISHED by CAR
RIERs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH
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~. BlnIara rou4sAmynti

The seventsOn-year loCuSts have sppoared In
the nsighborhood Of Wheeling, West Virginia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

QUAoKERY.-I earnestly caution Young mon
suffering from Nervous Debility, &C., against en-
dangeTing their health by patrohiZing any Of the
advertising quAok1. You can fully recover by the
methods used by the advertiser, and by hundreds
Of others, and in other way. Read letter which
will send you, II you viii send me postpaid en-
VelOpe bearing your address. Dir6ct to
.... EDWARD II, TRAVER,
Ap pB-d&w6m Lock Box, BoatOn, Macs.
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THro. Z. sroKEs, see,Y.

To CONFERENCE.-The advertiser having
been restored to health in a few weeks, by . very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, consumption, is anxious to make known
10 his fellOw-sufereFs the means Of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy Of the
prescription used (free Of ohArge) with the dIreo-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SUES CURE for CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHTTIB, 40. The only object Of the
advertiser In sending the prescription Ia to bone
ut the afflicted, and spread Information which he
oonceivos to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, a. Il will cost them
nothing, and may prove q blessing. .s". .....
.r.. .,. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WiIiamGburgh, Kings county, New York,
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/. BY TEIEGRAPH,&
EXPEDITION Up THE RED RIVER.
REBEL NAVY YARD BURNED
TWO IRON-CLADS DESTROYED.

Bosros, June A.-The Traveller has the fol-
lowing: A gentleman Just from New Orleans,
holding position In connection with farra-
quits heet' gives an account Of an expedition
up the Red river to Shreveport, where the rebels
had a nayy-yard. Two iron-clads Of great
power were found upon the stocks. They were
blown mn and destroyed. It Ia believed they
were powerful enough 10 have destroyed ou :
whole Mississippi feet. The iron for them had
been sent from Richmond.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

.1ILUsTRArED LEoruREs, In behalf Of ths Sons
OF Temperance, At Tempefanos Hall, ttroet, b.
tween ninth and Tenth ntrpptn,s commenclng
THURsDAY EvENING, June Ah, and eontinus
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, June elh
and sixth. Each Lecture to commence Preciisiv At
O'Clock.
me sons Of Temperance take great pleasure IN
announcing to their friends and the public gener-
ailv that they have enKngod REV. O. ~. Landia, M
D., The Popular Healt Reformer Z and able Lee
tufer, TO deliver short series OF his most praoti-
eAl aymplihed, and chAGte Illustrated lectures on
PHREroIOaY, PBYuoLouy, HEALTH, Ao,, Al tho
At0ve-named time and place. They hope te ereoelve
the patronage Of all persons who are interested IN
TempefAnce and the Divine laws Of Life and Health
I Dr, Landis'a scientific attachments a. teacher
and lecturer are established beyond oavil He H.
Illustrates each lecture with the very best apparatus
And closes every evening with Phrenologieal ex-
Aminhtiona4 To deffay expenses a nmal admission
Of 10 cents viii be charged for single lecture, or
2b cents for tiekst 70 be had Of the LsotuF
Ing Committee and At the Hall door. See ANAL
bills. n N. BRADLEY, ..--.r.
WILBuRN CRUTCHLEY,
.. .."r.. Tsfr J. X. HRID0E, ir ..l .T.L.a.
o.. I'D. ..tr..r o.. 7. II. LANGLEY f.-vgi .f
.aE .s u 81 ..f spaX1sSF = lrr
..t.Hs'' ~ '. NJ T. PhREER, i.r.f-
10 4-9t n.."a# ..~ .ar Lecture Committee. H
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OHIs Is no GIVE NOTICE, THAT

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the otphans
Court of Washington county, In tho District OF
Columbia letters OF administration on the person
al estate OF Joshua BatemAn, late a eeotHetohnb
ing elRimS against the said deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, With, the Yonehere
thereof 10 the 1ubaorlber or before tile 10th DAY
of NAV next, they may otherwise by law be exclude
nj fren an benefit Of the said estate. -
Given under my hand this 90th day Of May lboS'
JANE y, BATEMANJ
lsI-rIAWgW' AdmihisuAuAI
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.y-T The once OF the National RsgubIl-
rS1 IG al BII ninth street, bstwsen Fenn-
si,,a,,In avenue and ID street. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

No CoMPRoMIsE wTrH TREAsoN on TIAi-
am authorized by the Secretary
Of War to raise BATTALION or CAVALRY for
specia Serpics. 3D. ...r.F .-. -. ... f...... .-
Each company will be organized ~ prescribed In
General Orders No. I2s, series Of ise2. r.rA .r
All Officers will be selected and appointed by the
Colonel Commanding, subject to the approval Of
the Secretary OF War ed. a.tl ~
From the peculiar nature OF the service required
ofthis Battalion, none but sober, honest, and In
telligent men will be enlisted q.
The beat, ieetest, and most ssrvieeAbie Horses
only will be used,
This battalion win be armed with the new cello
brAted Repeating Rife, dlSoharging fifteen Shots
per minute, rr ..r
For further particulars, apply at No, 2IT Penn.
HylvAniA avenue. l. @. BAKER, 2 .
mays-lm Colonel Commanding battalion.
THE NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE WILL HOLD
public meetings every TUESDAY EVENING,
In their Hail. 4sI Ninth street. There win be
Speeches, National songs, &C. The reading-rooms
open every evening. aprt-4W
James Brown, ESq,, is duly authorized and
accredited an Agent TO solicit and receive sub
Scriptions and contributions in support of the Ma
tionAl Union League Reading Room.
WIN. BEBB, President.
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HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MAR.
SlIALts OFFICE
WAanIhnrnn n n

WAsHIhVTORi d. e., May %, 1864
SPECIAL ORDERs, No. sa,-An orders heretofoFe
issued from these eAdquAlterH relative 10 ths sale
OF spirituous or malt llquoh to enlisted men or
soldiers Of the United states Aay, are declared 10
and personS OF that class employsGIy ne onST.
termaEter,s or CommiHaary Depsftmetsi and a.,
dealer in SpirituOuB or malt liquors GteataS ~
seilinR or giving the same to teamBteFa 0ssHS -
the above class of persons will be proeSAdsd
ssaInst the same as provided In special order w
~. OF March is, 1863, OF these headquarters, p'
-RV order of n. HENRY d. TODD
81 Captain and Provost MaFHhAl
A, g. BAKER, Lieut.. and AdjutAnt. r. 80
Article co, Articles Of RGT,-" All suffers nod Fe.
tAinerB to the camp, and all persons whAtAeeYef
serving with the armies Of the United states In Ne
neld though not entitled soldiers, are to be surge
TO orders, according to the rules and discipline oi
WAR; my H-lW
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WASHINGTON, d. .1og

FRIDAY, pAY,,..,,.n,r.,.n.,..i,n,nnaJuNR 4, 1sOS.
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EB IoB CREAM AND WATKR ICES, wholesale
and retail Hotels boarding. g-houses retail stores,
parties, fairs, excursions, and suffers furnished at
the lowest prices, Families supplied with the beat
cream and confectionery and delivered % any part
OF the city and Georgetown, at the Baltimore Con.
feetionery, Sixth street between and H.. =
my 23-lm JAS, sHAFFIELD
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Acting Rear Admiral d. D. PORTER, Cong
Mississippi Squadron. 8
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HnADQvARrHRs U. s. FonoEs,l

HEADoUARTRRs U. s. FoRoEs,l
NASHVILLE, TENS, Jan. 26, 1863
[ Oraa&
II has been 1scertained At these Head
quarters that persons receiving passes for
their own private use, have been guilty
Of lOaning them to parties other than
those to whom they are issued, for the
purpose Of passing the picket lines Of
this post.
All persons thus lOaning or borrowing
in future, will be arrested and tried as
spies and il found guilty, shall pay the
extreme penalty Of ths military laws.
II any person, male or female, black
or white, shall attempt to evAde the
picket line, or pass, or attempt 10 pass
said line without proper authority, they
will be dealt with as spies and upon
any effort on their part 10 escape arrest,
they will be shot on the spot,
All officers in command Of grand
guards at this post are hereby required
each day to instruct the guard 10 pur-
suanoe Of this order.
BY order Of
Brighten. RoB'T B. MITCHELL,
Commanding.
JNO. PRATT, A. A. Gen.
Jan2T-1W
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River and STEAMBOATS,.

Yesterday morning the weather was
clear and Old Sol shed his beams down
literally enough, but towards noon he
withdrew his genial face from the
worlds cold gaze" and the weather be-
come cloudy aud threatening, Towards
night il commenced raining and il is
still drizEling, with prospects Of a
heavy rain.
There is still plenty Of water on the
shoals for the largest size boats. The
river is still declining.
The arrivals and departures, we do
not at present notice.
AT PitisbuIg on the 30th ult, the Ohio
was falling, with twelve feet water in
the channel. AZ Cincinnati, ON the same
day, il had risen two feet, the previous
twenty four hours The Commercial of
the 3Olh ult. says "The Lower Ohio,
and Tennessee are in fair navigable or
der. With no tunnage, freights are
abundant for Pittsburg and Nashville,
at advanced rates, The figures to Nash
vile are 50 per hundred
The Louisville journal Of yesterday $
i date says;
Il The river is rising at this point, hav-
Wig risen six inches during the twenty
our hours ending last evening, with
fourteen feet six inches water 10 the
canal. There was a light fall Of snow
Friday morning, but tho weather has be-
come clear and continues very cold.
Capt. Archer, of the Commercial has
gone on a business visit TO 81. Louis.
We learn from the Owensboro' Moni-
tor that the Big Grey Eagle, on her last
trip, made the run from Louisville 10
Owensboro' in twelve hours, making her
usual landings.
The Delaware will Tun as a regular
racket between this port and Nashville
after the fnal opening % iradv between
the two points.
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FATAL SHooTHe.--Yesterdsy at noon
fight occurred between Patrick Carney
and soldier named Meary, a member Of
the LIST Ohio Battery, which resulted in
the death Of the former Some m.sun-
Outstanding had occurred between them
the day before, and Meary was the wit
ness who was to have appeared against
Carney before Recorder Shane, on charge
Of riotouS conduct They met about
noon, when the old quarrel was renewed.
Blows passed between them, aud in the
fray Meary drew pistol and shot Car
ney through the head, killing him in
s.antly. Meary was taken in charge Of
the military .authsrilies, and is held in
custody for trial
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WnoLEsALE GRocERrEs AND SUrLERs'
GooDs>-We ask the especial attention Of
dealers and others to our large stock Of
Coffee, Sugar, No. Family Flour, Book
wheat Flour, in 25 D sacks, Nuts, NJ. 4.
and bunch Raisins, Figs, Dates, Potatoes,
Northern Apples, English Dairy and w.
4. Cheese, Butter, canned Fruits and Pre-
serves Of every description, salt Fish OF
all kinds, Soap aud Candles, Champagne
Cider, Pigs Feet Onions, and in fact
everything in the Grocery and Suffers
line. All who are in want of goods will
do well to examine our large stock, North
east corner Of Square, third house from
corner Of old bridge road.
JanS0-tf HAnSsr, HusHEs & Co
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The PLACE or PLAoEs.-Capt. HARRY
THoREBURd's establishment, on Church
street. a short distance East Of the Chat
tanooga Depot, bids fair to become the
most popular place Of resort in the city,
for all who want Ghything TO eat--in
fact he keeps almost everything in the
world. lie will in a few days open, in
connection with his present establish
msnt, n bakery. lie is also going to have
an eating house. Capt. TnoRNBuRY is an
old railroad conductor aud successful
business man generally. Crowds of Gus
toners are continually locking to his
establishment. and they go away salts
fed-an evidence that he gives good
BAR aims.
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VIZ LUCKY Yesterday was a
happy day FOR us. Tho hardware cs-
Enlistment Of Mr.. j II. BREAST present.
cd us with a splendid pen-knife and a
beautiful pair Of scissors. This house
always keeps on hand every article usu
ally found in such establishments. lis
proprietor is familiar with every body
and favorably known by all as a strict,
energetic reliable business man. Ar
THUR BREAST is there ready to supply
your wants.
We also dropped in at Captain THORN
BURo's. He loaded us down with kind
ness, preserved fruit, tobacco, cigars and
pipe. HO will do TO tie to. Had we
tArriod with him much longer we should
have been compelled 10 hire a dray to
haul our "spoils" away. HARRY is an
apprecistive individual; has Overy thing
that is coed, keeps fine New FOundland
dog and is ga good egg" So mote il be-
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star and StearInc Candles.
A good article of the above, at
MAUZY Il WILSON'S,
Cor. Deaderick and Cherry SITS.
Jas. "a.

REHovAL.-Dr. COLEMAN, who has had
great success in his peculiar department
of treating diseases, has lately removed
his office from Deaderick to No. "a Cher
ry street His excessive practice is the
best accommodation and guarantee Of
his skill. Allpatients eStrusting them
selves to his care will be sure TO receive
the most prompt and skillful treatment:
See Advertisement
Jan. "a, '6S-1m.
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To THE MAGISTRATES CT DAVIDSON
CoUNTY,-We are authorized to give no.
tice that the Magistrates OF this County
on reporting themselves as such 10 the
guards and picksts, on the various pub
lie roads leading into Nashville, will be
permitted to pass 10 and return from the
city, on the LIST Monday in February,
proximo, wh0A a called meeting Of the
Quarterly Court will be held at the
Court House, in Nashville.
The Magistrates are earnestly request
ed TO attend.
Jan. 30-3t.
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Brisk REoRUITING,-- hundred and
four new recruits, for the Goth Illinois
Regiment, arrived here last night from
Bowling Green, to join their regiment
They were recruited in Illinois, but have
been at Bowling Green ever since the
10th Of December. For the benefit Of
their friends, we would state that the re-
cruits were in fine condition and good
health.
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Fresh Arrival Of Boots and Shoes

Messrs HoRNpEcK & AsHBRIDeE 40
College street, have opened fine lot Of
ladies' misses and children's shoes, made
expressly for this market. Mems and
boys, boots and shoes, grain boots of
every kind, which they win offer at the
very lowest price; also mems boys and
children's soft hats, to which they invite
the attention Of all persons in want Of
goods in that line.
Feb. 1.3t
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liz HoRN."--Since the gas works
closed the inventive genius Of our citizens
has been taxed to lite utmost In rigging
mp temporary eandlesticks. On every
hand We see candlesticks made out Of
Observation-Disclosures formed out Of pep.
Observation-Disclosures wrought out Of
clay-boOt-jacks converted into candIe-
sticks--and candlesticks made out Of
every conceivable material, and formed
into every fashion. But the noblsst +"
candlestick "of them all Is the one in
the business Office Of the City authorities.
There, alone in its brazen pride and
glory, il an old freman's horn--ths hero
Of thousand firss-with its mouth
piece knocked of, converted into the base
use Of holding an undigni6cd tAllow
candle. BARNUM wants hat trumpet
tOngued candlestick, we know.
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MasItpilIr alniun.
TERM 80,
LOCAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SUNDAY MORNING. FED. /. 1863.
Religious Notice.

There win be public worship in the
Post Chapel, corner Of Cherry and Elm
streets, this day at10I o'clock AN. and
81 ?. NJ and social meeting at 2.
M. Preaching in the morning by Rev.
LEWIS RAYMESD Chaplain Of tho 5lst o.
v, and in the evening by Chaplain WAL
KER, Of the Goth Ill. All are invited to
vttend.
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PRovosr MARsHAL's OFFICE, !
Nashville, Dec. %, '62.

Provost Orders No. /.
l. The sale Of spirituous liquors with
in this city, except for medicinal purpo-
ses, is strictly prohibited, and every
drinking saloon in the place must be
closed at once.
2. Any one violating this order will
be arrested and severely punished, and
his liquors confscated and turned over
to Col. SIMMONS, Chief Commissary Sub
sistence.
8. All officers in charge of guards and
patrols, will use great vigilance to ferret
out, and break up the whisky traffic.
yJNo. A. MARTIN,
Colonel and Provost Marshal
Approved
RoBT. b. MITOHELL,
Brig. Gen. Commanding Post
dec 2T-tf
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Wv EoOoss NeW GooesH
Suffers will End a fresh supply q
Strawberries, Blackberries, Chsrrie
Peaches and Oysters, at
MAUZY & WILSON'S
Cor. Deadsrick and Cherry Sts
Jan. "a, '63.
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CRIMINAL CoURT,--A note from Judge
BRIES informs us that the Criminal Court
will open in this city the second Monday
in this month, instead of the first as
we stated in Yesterdays UNION. An
Attorney General is yet 10 be appointed,
but he will be qualified in time. 1t is
hoped and expected that all interested
will be present, SO that the business for
the term may be promptly disposed of.
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THg FINE AHTs.-By referring TO our
advertising columns, il will be seen that
Mr. g. M. SouLEIEE is now fully prepar-
cd 20 take all kinds Of pictures in the
latest aud most improved style of the
art Visit his picture galleries--one on
the corner Of Union and Cherry streets,
the other on the corner Of Deadctick aud
the Square
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A nice lot of fine Cove Oysters, Fresh
Peaches and Cherries, have just been re-.
csivsd at MAUzY & WILsON's also, new
stock Of TObaccOs and Cigars, all Of
which will be sold cheap for the skads. /"
Give US a call. Corner Of Dsaderick
and Cherry. Jan22-tE