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I'us.rparrs Arrived

D., ,,1n,,ip Co,neu nm, HItasG and NdDGu-Nr and
Nj, E,rdy snd sou. Mrs HsymsD and two servants. h'
Mar, Martin Mr Hsrriro MI Lsbsls W. Linsrg2 hi aud
H.. I.tngs Nr R.ynot,, Mr. aid M H.. "a and isni'ly
D.ut, Counufis AID ,On. ME- UndsThlll MIS- NJ a. bs
ksr M. l.. Il. Taylor Mn E1wefd' and lhiaI. M sh'
MI, Cnrrniu, sni family, Mic liantou, d. aud Nj wa
res hff Dnck. Sir judah % Chsi1beis hf SH.ie. y.
Vai,ruso aud family ni. husyoye, t.It Letch As ~
nav and family Mr. Miller and family T. e. Ham. MI
a. Mf Wood KSv Nj Dsvy sni Mi., Dsyy' w Ms'.'
F.fnnedon Mir tnd Ma. Moore, NJ chuich,'l, M ~
,nd Mis-. .bury Mrs Wilians, hfs ssn-fd NJ ana '',
UsI.y Mn. Br.d odd AID family, AI. , uddef shH -.
NJ, And.,s m ami son MI hatth.ss Nh StoiteHopt n
Por-r CAPT Yoke. Mr.. f,Hrra, .hd ism VIZ 40 an az
A H. Fr,er a. d fsmiy Mr.. ans hf' Is t"rJ M os'
M.,,nichss Mr. O0rsUr SIR 'hd hs LahS,An 40 i.,
Nv MI snd Mrs. hGgutH rf,s-fvrni - w. h"snuo ~ :"
r., fo,d and f,uily j. CsIarG. b,s' MI Ioubohn.h =
irt,,r o. Anderson A Jsins1'k Mssons Gen hTs'
I'D .ry.nt M. Bate, .p qYusttet, Mi.s b1Aer) W
don, Cs,t Fountain, u. cgp,r j. l. bsu@e our. n,our
eau \ Moore. 4. ittUrs VI h1qnTt ". no - ~,
B.Dne J. C. Rose. AL John Scott hos Ru"ei, 81 hVy'
it,s, Lir Mon. T.. CO.., 81. r lohhsor, "a. ~ ac "
W.,.op r. Fruue sytk Nr. IL, ,iu,lie' BIZ hs,'se, r.
snils, r. Lrc.,p.. M J-isns. hr Ih'fn'on, M uoid
81. MI rsuu,,n - deck psfseugon. tConsuiato mep-
In ,,J,,hi, Nnnippi (fon NeV. o,tedn,,ueo a; paf
l.T M K,As., sil. lucsey Nj. and Mf' Wh.."f rev
yorl Mr. snd Hrs \. Jackson Miss Woodfuh M m'sse
A Rsv.tte \. AieisiSf New Ohssn, j. WINS i' w. ~
Esw.YorI, Lieut.. Wsb.of, A. Hobsu, J, LA,e. w.
damn Mir M.rhsli Mr.. Kennefson boston M ms.s1rd
Dorehestori r.. Il. Nash, Abinston - A so.. s ~
n IL Mir. HsysmeJsr, u. IL. "aidfon' ''ou'"s''"' :"
H. .,,ou,y Ion,sa Move from Nspb1n-hrs PARKINSON
,bi'a sna nurse, " n sbspoy T. III. shsplsy.,, ~, ,
In La,k diuena from Shanghae-N m IL w. HOWELL hi
,Jslphia;C Y. Barton, Fiu'hins. T. rn,.
I'm ,ehooney Mary Har,tI from hds'ds' 4"
Curtin Robert Little, VIM foJntsr'
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ship Pcc,hontas Percy, Bangor. Me. W. Ewell Co.
Bnks--John Benson. johnson, Ponce R.. su'ssk Co
Msar- t4I) Artoos COX; Columbus. Gerdes,
Bremen; Eordstern, 0aiss Falmouth, A Cader Kenney.
Portland.
Brig,-Jsae nuncsp Elliott. Galway; Crimes, P.ttnson.
Lisbon Len, Sperd Port Royal; Sarah Ses Loid, Wash
irgton; Merritt Asnuen. Se,ua Gr.nLe Lea, Day,
fLiadei phis.
.choon-r-Chv D.np,e Fsnched. Wuhpgou Jonas
S1iih; Lady Mug (Brl Mupsnd. CbsrloteIown. T. r.
t. Is y. small Co.; Ellen M.nim.u, Hamilton, Portland,
W. Con,dop Simn,ons repada; Bay State, Hittel Boz.
ton Sea Nyn ph Coul-y. wahins,on Middleton spro,
Dolds stou John Jon-s Booth Wa.hington Bells.
Cpbberly Wssbing:on All .al Jennings Gamer ",,hns'
ton H. Spt OsoorD. Wilmington; II. Hickman Snead,
Snow Hill: Challenge WHEEL. Pot Royal
Sloops-Prce Of he Wsv- Dobson. Motsmerssi Sarsh
FIarcis. Bishop. New-haven.
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Peter Carmen, Indicted FOR murder IN the first degree in
causing the dssh OF Ann Ganncn hs wife by vlolencn"on
tia Nth Of March, p.adsd suy to msn'suehte In tLe
did degree.
ThomGs McGlcu pleaded guilty TO attempt a. grand
llii auY stealing on iicurs MeCsuley, NJ. 2o9 West
+, niot- ,tcet 1he lOh ~ hai, IL. .. 3sS 80
John Moctey siss C1sdy pleaded guilty s.ssut and
cfs M cutting ard ,taJl'ug chn Coroel o. No. IA
Dey ,iroe, Stie i. tAe eit fron spd the abb
donIou She 9th OF Nav.
John Mcp.,mott pleaded guilty TO seupt at grand
ceny u robhins Ann hcAvoy " No ~ MSd,on street Of
I ~ ON the Sd OF May.
All the prisoners ere renanded for sentence.
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,f3 THE 1863.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAlLR"AJ.
THE s,, Wg :; 'S aSp oi,cKssr rorrr
FRon Nav y ORK TO rBR PRSCIPAt " Esrass irins.
swan train. rnu daily from New.Yosk in,.c paA 10
New.Jersey aad Camden ,1d Ama.y L.s r,,s
ALL Tne3Yeh TxA 20 yQE axI NJ - fa''
FOOT OF COURTLiNDi-Sr.
By way OF aL- ph~ passeo leave New.
York tine oih'r on'es evening p~s'enSef'
at q D. III. Que hodf .sieg thal other lhes
By wy of Allrntown evening passengers leave 81 IN,
onr. later than tie Northern lines. ssd o. oV.n w
arrive at tho tim. Northern in-. IN na ~
po,u. 10 the Norh.West Cr-stnne IndsnspoD lon"vs.
st. Louis Cleseand Coiunbus. Ciechhs' A"' ''' "~S
20 West, ~1tn lewe' changes OF cars p,p.A.oh,. 4.
pi,,enrss $50 miles snd New OK to Fs6urSh Nv mis%
| Smoking aud Saloon care 90 all Ts'n-
Far, die sans Al other r,utes
Eavgage che, ksi through iEsnre,sneo.
| s.snrs Tck,t, good until u.ea by PittsouIsn.
''''' wEsrfRN EMIGRATION v.,.
Oh. p.,,,vly.pls Csntc,l CJmpsny runs On bmpMs
Ao.no,eS.op Line All ch storis eoDicIse'e nvas OF
| tr.vei 10 psIios moving "e''~ 'fd' a. 'he'H' wv
| OF isrc. gprioUTs
u, ,si. rene egh.s Of all descriptions eau %
=, .si iron point the kshio.ds 9i ohie
ROAD DIRECT port on the ssvsabls rvs OF the
| W.st by ,tssirrrs from PIssbursh. .
an. rat. m Freight Uid from any POINT IN the WEI" py
hs Psnrsylysnis Central Railroad are ~ tue. - iArorsos
az ave ,hsised by oie hsihosd Conpsnie' metchsn" and
slippers inru.p: the transportation o. neu reth 70 n's
Company. can rely ~''h Sr sTock. '-"'"
Farmers and Deaers la 1.-Two STOCK VAL nno ths mo" ar
want ,geous root- Cspe,"us Yards yell wa-fd ana sup
csd wh every have been opuned on tets Inc
and H. nnecous ADD every attention PAID TO thrr "snt@
krom sn.burs whe,s vii be found every cossnenes oi
i sfa Ne sy;p .a1 sAirIMoRE MxakErs
j.. ELLorr, Passenger AGENT No. A''o' House.
lIECH 4 Co, Freight Agent,. ,,,,,,- =.
No | Asor. House. aud No. South w Imam -
No , Battsry'placA.
GN0CH LEWIS General Superintendent AIssssA -
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UXITyD STATES DISTRICT C0URT-Juss l2-Bs'oro
Juda, BITE md Jury.
ACILOs Yog DAMAGES by OVERFLOW " 'hoiO'
...LIL IL 1 L.

David ling az. william Role ct si M
This action came on Tor Trial thIt morning. Inc
oocutisd the .or. No 80 murray street IN Juue,
10 I'D ~. occupied the upper portion OF tho
nul,d. TO r,ntn closed h. store or sstufas' sltsi
80 yf, IS q snd upon Opsnrg upon VI may morning
80 M, fovId that tro wafer from deioLdanr' Pisinies
aIu eIo al b.. ceiling and osmssed hi. STOCK OF mn
-, u L. cnnsdsra 10 ruOunt. II sppesfed ira ths
"a ne Tho water N their premise, UNDER ooaltsr
-, D, f,sr v, rad that the piye leading thereto came
IN street through ciosol to which all Tho pAfti1s rug
"a -, thrf. wa Coca to turn tho water ont oI
inloing above. The defendants clam int INC usmn9o
oeouued By IN, ieghgrnce o! ITO pAi.tI bhson Va ~
lie water q g. iLis closet hitei lie hti LoSn hOtto
~ GO =, by ne deondans AID that the dsnaIsi fooe. we're
s much eu valuo thhD To" suu cs'nod ne onsa - "
nm b L.. Iisll lor ysinln j. Sous hi''ei1sno i' W
fsud
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BROOKIYH ITEMS.

Frrrosrov ia PpRCUssIos Car hAsrrso-
-onrAu .,p oocsuod g. the Persuasion CAP Mao
fact Z, Of Jo.rg Odu.rt NArfo street nsn I.fd ave
IN. .bont 10 oe loo. y..ieiav morning IL eaa'ed lilo
chAuns caps ro,utc4 eel. injpf"' 80 hs Ma,
on. Of tie .ifs supoy.j there Ibs dsnlss-
% an. sipR VA .sh' rfsc.uii3a h,rns Nsoh ts,en IN
co..11erco 81 .s,er. toedrn h.fsoofs 70 ace. sH'
an ,r.srt Of c1usnstthe r.tef, a. pos,ihs In he "e
sgr. Tt. ID. the OF fourth ,IpSssa tE.i Las setfsd
On tia N, .alse. u.i..lu a. ALy ysAs
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The WrLtIAssDuECH MisrrFr.-1hs mys,eriou'
visitor No Is sesih iins ,,f'os bfootiys D. D. 10 sl
cree iuf 10 SO ,-pf.or le,tsfds. ct % ecisst IN hs
~s..en by Tie Aisd sri L.us h,u bat he fiiesy n'i
e.cspsi through ta'su-nt wsda- snd ihs hses Jul
To. ~, fourth -iit Attsc'sf large co~d 81
sud oAtiT,a ist .. orc tm- not 10" hsn iov
I.fsos surrounded The hou's H. h 10 osfesy able 10
Ia ccu,rq4 Of leo ssio Of hsr iost
A. al srorts Of ti- p o have ne.D unauin; bsN 10
believed tAsi soEs IMPORTANT dtvsopusLIs sI % made
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lJori- iuGroens' Noilte.

sr.ry OF Sxw YosE.
PoKr WAEDEN. Opyos No. 100 Wa1S,
NOTICE il hereby gyen, IN accordance wth
~ section Of IN. At paced Apri "A. 49, shuIlsd Al
Ae, 10 E,or,.uiE. Wsdsn. one. OF inr fsrt OF rev
Vol. 10 r.r.ons tut.fr.ted having chsfI, Of hs
,b,t Of 3ury. sItniinsuon " s"i'e W.
s-.las now uLoef examination ~ sH' -
.Ie,p. 40 .tI soyeys oIsninsiiobs ~i4 ~
.tst.s itha ten ds1s succeeding shis neite o.
bes ssia yesss.s. -, ~ =, N
Flta......s........ n
G. II BEAMhALL, PEe..deIs
J. kro', UENNfs.s. Sec stafy.
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RoBpiS6 VIs'IL or SvOiR Five m"n v'rc
ar. mod before ,ics borfuu ysHefdsy %, utnf Three
barre, t.olgng 10 the hffa Of e'.' Isiof 20
from bar. Tahiti. ,,rg n Atanuc Doek p.'n lay
-. detected b, ss-nt Fseif o. tie "a fT,enc 20
lee 30 dc0,sfr! th,m 10 The At o. tr,nss 20 Ls 81 sti
10 snail tu, lie ,.rsd sstsr and cent IL 10 Tie Go
ton Horss The aTIe'd bot being bfous abs
b.or. The Ju,e.. oemp.iEaHt sspssIed AID "iILes
Ss sg.ef
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sailed.

li,h-s'snship Columbis.
siip,-Jsoob A Sismlcr, Undann,ed.
B,rts-O,pTry, Mana Ate.sids, IIs1,s, 3ih Nal
LriSs-O,susters. EXpresI
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Memoranda

Ship M,usp,n Robin.se Cseut:. Apr r. for New fors
e., shos ~hs pss'ing down tie HOo-y los Lsr's ppe
ani sgeh1r al cham. and probably pot o.eA ,
Sehr Rsct, Jahe, Hutehin.., hence, arrived a. ror'n'
hc lQis mt. is.ty hsYlbs been nhofe On W ooa sho'
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Eousc furnishing 0ooas.

- DERRIAN HOUSE FURNISHING
I'D WARERUOMS. No. GOl BKoAB"Ai' 90"
csr for sale the isrge. variety tho United States ot
CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED WARE TEA TRAYS.
REFRIoER,T0 Of all kinds
WATER COOLERS CREAM tREEZERS FILTERS
WOOD WARE TIN und JAPANNED WARES.
MAYGLE5. CLOTHES WKlAdERS
COOKING UTENSILS Of every description.
CANE FURNITURE, HAMMocKS. &c.
Together with ovcry article appersinins to the ins and all
Il The lowest possible prices H. H. 'AoEi
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yyscrip,s OF Produce,

JrxxI2-?1C.C bb.. Fouf 8; bbs &. Meal IJt hf'
vL.ly 2ttsg bush Wheat, o. IsJ bush Corn, u ptgs
A.ns. 40 org. Pfovon. 2sVJ pk.s BGtier l1o pks'
Petsosuan, ,2.J pkga Lard
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NEW-YORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY Is, lsc3.
Passenger slsisn in Ns~York, 77hst and Nhsv
EnlraI VI 21thst
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRk:

TRAINS LEAVE NEWYoRk:
FOR New.H-yeD. :, tEI.), li.30 g. Ri Hi' (ELh
30 tEs.). 50 80 aud o. go. a
lex D. $50 5 % and ..
For Milford aud r..cofd. !. ii.3oa M $50 so p a.
Tor F.irf-lI Southport and Wssport T. lilo m 30,
S. Bop IN . 80. ,,r,r, o~r,
For D.sien .nd Greenwich. 7, aao. II 30 m 49, 40,
For stanford. s(EIl $50. ii3o IN; i'.l3 (ELl 40
Far Por, Ch.s.r and iptormed.ss astiOns $50 li0s
m. } 80, 80. 80 63l p Ia
kor Port Che,,e- and sw-Rochelle. m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield a. IN. TX 80 (ELL op N
For Boston, ia Shore Line. Ili5 lex Pm
For Hartford and Sprint field g. III lE1) nia o."
Ez.l, ?. 10. , ,,., ,v,t
% and H. II D. TO Northampton.
For Hu,ord Provldsnes sGa Fi,hkil Railroad, m
Tx J. l2.l5 y. NJ. e,. n,, =.
q. NJ u IS, 230, =. m =,
FOR Canal R,i.rost, n IS p m to Northampton.
Fer HDuss,, Ute Railroad. g. m, 80 p ~.
For hausstuek KaIlTold q. n, 80 p. To-
For D1nbnfy and Sorssk RAILROAD, l. M, 40 p 10
odiou, s,etila Cars e'tsch-d TO ?. Train.
JAMES n. HOYf Superintendent.
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Tur DisrKSsAnr.-1he Willsmsburgh Dispen
,.,y tr,st.d 1913 os,es during the month Of May r,ye
HUNDRED person, ssees,.ay veeinsIsd By d. ha'
castle.
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ELrcrIos.-The Board Of Firc Representatives
ia, elected Pro- dent IN fir.m-r'. sl B'o0,
y ID Th- AIT .ood: J. 81 Hail.tbsi. IS; J. ODVn
ohus, IL, Scattering. ). Nj II was doel.ea 'seoSd
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RoBnTRr.-Yesierday forenoon an ndroit thici
entered tho d-tt u a Josnns kssr oornet Ct Schos'
ste-t aad Osh. aid sbs.ctod go iren tuIosa
d.GweT.
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LIE Ioso.norrnIs AND my CoLoHrD

THE LososHorrsEs AND my CoLoHYp folks.
Tie LonsLofetnsn t idle nsiBs do,efm ned TO r,ad
o., until the, rot DAY. snd cents hour for o'of'
rok They eonsfes.t- 10 large nuub.r s0o'i The doh.
aud street and 81 elocs at evening - the coo 81
sfkpen -syiax LoTtsrds tooseco iseioJ "a ssdg
vic. street they stsctsd bvsrrrt but msfihs sood
80. OF les. sd thus e.cspsd Jrfy Son" Hoa 10
h, appfeh.nlei T days pat with a." Loh.hofosn
10, no. "a quarter aud large poos force" e0s"aDtJ
kept 10 reserve ~ act II occs'ion Tcqeifea
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KfSG. County CIHCUIr CoURT CALENDAR,
nday June IeSo. 81 81 t3 90 A. q. a. ST. -. H. 50.
81 81 6D. 81. -, %. 7, 81. s. 20. =,
KlSGs CoCsIr SPECIAL IrRh.-JGdge Lou VIII
hold Speci. Tern on Monds Jans Is fof pans bu'nes
BaOoKLYs CITr CoURr, Monday, June l5.--Nos.
~
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IMMATURE AinAr-o, NJ.
sun Rises 20 Ssta.........1iJi hison-"'''' ~
GU" ,isu WATER rHis Dat an,
and, Hook. 1!s2 GOV. Island. ~ III" Wv
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or rI olat.s O. sei,,., FOR defendant, G. Dean.
limited STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JrSs i2.-BetOre

1uy "sTUsP" cAs.-IDaissIos TO PRACTICE.
WIN, T. sheffield sgt The Mayor, &c.-ln oonee-
o,.uo Of lie inos ZION Of Mr.. BuIe eoon.oi fI TIE
l.!Lth tho pubic Lssf!pg Of this csc "" Io2onoo W
On n o.ion Of Ytb,n Allen. esq, VIM o. Bartlett ESQ.,
wa admitted 10 pGsetic".
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srgROGATE,s CoURT-Juss i2.-Befors SaHosas"
TUCKER
WILLS PROVED.

Ina fnI'OWluV
49,, ,s,bou, orposition; Hcury M smith James oonsn
Nose. Bogst Pasfck Fseu,, snd EIio yohau ,''A"1'
T1,, contain no provisions Of publIc ih'Vie'@
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Nose, borsr Pasr.ok Feeu,, aud Enc Joh'u .iaaaL
Tloy contain no provi'ion' Of pubic ih''''"
COURT on COMMON PLEAs, SPECIAL TEsx-'uoo H.
w. Before Jucs- HILros.
DECISIONS.
Williams sgt Williams to confirm repof.
&c a,n,ed the plaintiff shall elect within ten osys
d.r,'n Io b, 40 e.ecting aud paying fucb cost. in
slI , b. ,ds.d sni allowed By Judge oil Ia"
court the seton may 20 dsconilhoeo' mn eoo ro.,
| King al ClD..Eku.ehuient ordered. Ball feV Cos,
Of In. motion and tho proceedings to 10 SLOWED On MAJ
| d. position u tue case.
Wat agt Fsrruson.-Ordor se'tied
hiIs ss. CoodJ ssf.-Cass sethoo' -. A., S..t.1
Van Lndoa sst Bowen.-b Motion for new trial Denied
with costs -, l..
Parker sgL LDh-MotioD 10 amend defendants en'"sio'
Mod with 90
| Clarke at. Besir.-F1eeuuon vacated 49, tt, u.
Burger sst Burger-Moob granted. Alin'hy so"p' 49,,
~ per wseA from oil sut, &C. SoeHS' "
| Of t51
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIONs-JcEn n.-Bsior'
Recorder HOFFMAN, - +.
James Conway plsaLcd guilty TO pett larceny ia
committing burglary the premises OF James Csse' NO
| ~ East SeyeDtselth street, On The WI Of Apih-
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NTEW.Y0RK. HARLEM, And ALBANY

N1EW.lORK, HARLEM, AND ALBANY
~ RAlLRUAO.-Tr.lns vii cave Tihst pegoi-For Al
tanv lO:yj g. NJ. stopping at Wll!iamsonis'. Whis
Pp, Betord CTooa ia Is and stations north TO Albany,
connscns with GENITAL and northern ksL'sd iot sANol
AID all uaint, roro-we for Crotoo Fails IN 10,
White g!sirs S.lj and 10 M 1880 +;io snd M sns
6:I5 p IA irop Whie, Dep,ti for Wiiian.nTidfeoSis
lOA m 2;3 4:lo a6:.3 p. Crot9n ts' " a. r n
and .isnsbrige trscs ,tcp al all 'ta:ions eor povs'
Plain. p IL. .soppirg At White Pao; aud 'i'aon. uoiI
20 Dover Rc.uruibs i.sse Albany ty:l0 M o. arive
Of Northern AID Western Taius. sorrins 81 81 's,isns
fotD Chatham CrotOn tlls also BEDFORD Whlto rsns
aud wa i.nsbndge, Dover Plain, 3:b q m, stopping ~
an stations north Of and Whit. fains' Crotou fslA
D M; White P.-ins t;lO !. SEQ ni t;lo p. IN.
,m.briJg- $50 a In. CToton Falls, ate ans ans
Wilr.u., he. trsins stop at all s;Stons SUNDAY *
cur,ioa Tom, ct Half Fare Ga AM sn.r ourdsy ssy 81
1898 for Cotton Fall s:t5 stopping Stauohseh
cen, Yo ayr Eog ~ lilnSbrdge s:l3 ii 80 .. "a sns
20 % a. .toppiug al ali St.a- Fer While rl'itse M
.,opoiuc A. M ~ .tous Returning lcsvs White flans OILS
| n, ,iopptr,E al stations, Wil.m,brids7 o*- io|o,A
M l24 $40, $40 =. stopping OF all Sttons 'f"''s
P.il. u M .topping az al Stztlts kept foksWs
JOHN BURCHILL. Superintendent
NEW-JEBSEY RAII.ROAD-FOR PHIL.
II AnTLPIn. ..d the SOUTH snd WEST via JEh.
sFY CITY MIDI and EIpr.s. LINES lesve Ne~'Gstk 1t
.nd 10 =, M Z 7:Sp and ll:3J p m; Fare ~ Ihfoats
bNs,.e checked a sni 10 a. w. rd 70 ,nd ';so M
f. Ws.hr -tou ard a, sd 2. M. for the West
~ J. w. WOODRi FF. A''istes, SUPERINTENDENT :,
No bsysu-. will be received for trains unless dsnvseS
and cbecsel IS npu;es in advance Of The tneai ea'nG
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Cleared.
sts.m.bips- Edinburgh, Ho'k-n Livsfpo''' "sH"''''
aeh eus >I. Hamburg
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Gtearlboais an6 Railroads.

INFECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART
~ FORD connecting with Railroad 20 SPRINGFlELD.
NORTHAMPTON. BGLLoMS FALLS. BHATItE.
BORo. &c Stesrner GRANITE STATE leaves Peck;,l,22
OF 'HAerFOR0 leaves Pscksip ~ 4 p. M. Tussdsy,
ThuTsdi AUD Saturday.
The OF this line fyscsss Sound STEAMERS and ue
conn aided BY competen, and experienced oncerA
Nsw.Yors, May %. lSb3
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Messiah's Church. Metropolitan Han. No. IS 9Th Az.
tformsry worshpins Cooper Instituel--Peaching TO
MORROW. at ~ q M and and D. also, on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, at O'Clock. Them. To-rnor.
The Restitston" Acts, ILL.,, 10 a. All invited
NJ FREQ.
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Neli1louo Notices.

AT the Lrishf-sf. Church. 81 Johns Fem the
R,v l. ;. hALLuCh Will preach 4 : 8 Ia sna - ",
Al ~ Johns ". T.. Church. flny'thtd,'r,e' De
tween Broad~.y ard tishth srenus, ftf AIhiNo 'su
DIV at a.. 0'c.sct, snf ctIfs p
n, ~. Pa.,sr the RES. CHARLfs r. HAhhIS. me
s.fs.on IN .v-sinr. no hft Of series .o' ",
q, 80, ~ will h- addf- .sed TO young u-n. su3J-'t
Lf. IN E.rn.a" tn. public {. eorft.i invited TO ~
SEA. fre. SAbbsh.soAooi al osioes, H. sHd s'e'
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i FORT and FALL RIVER Tho splendid and ,up.r,s
steamer METROPOLIS. Capt. Brown. leaves N.w.York
.vesy TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. ct S
o'clock r. M. AID the Umpire STATE Capt Brsyon %
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. ct S O'clock .. n,
fron Pier No IN. K.
p.icsnt until tho ssfns snail hsve been paid for
Freight Boston 10 fc-wsrcsd thtorgh with gest dspaieh
- - f WI r0RDEI Agent Nca 10 and u West.A
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sxuIPPaNG INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or Embellishments IL
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Al the stats-s,. Congregational Church To-

ARMY nd Spvy.-On SUNDAY ENENlND, Jnre ~
., a orocs UNION NETTING vii 10 hold IN Ls 'hft
b,p Church 20 all tic Am~ricsr Iact Society In SOP
,ls our .ol5er. .ns sailors with .. foas rraains ne
f,v Mr. EASTMAN Secretary. ih- Rev. L. EVANS 81
stf,d c. whp jnt fstifn-d from ihr snps ana h,'
rIt.l AT ... .OH.a, Baton H,us- and Port huds'n ITO
d., Ih- mr,t.nl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-25

The resolutions offered by Judge Bri'
en-. in The Board Of Aldermen, and passed
by that body, with only one dissenting
vote, will attract universal attention.
Judge Brion, their author, is one Of our
oldest citizens, possessed Of large and
lucrative practice at our bar prior TO his
appointment as Judge Of the Criminal
Court, Shareholder, and a native Ten
nessesn. We mention these facts, lest
some Of our Copperhead contemporaries
abroad who are affected with negro ma
MIA, should call him "eamp. follower
travelling in the wake of the army" as
some seven or eight hundred Of our ci'i-
zens have been characterized in certain
quartz The resolutions are bold and
unequiyocal in their loyalty. They say
to the President: "Stand up to the work;
the loyal men Of Tennessee are with
you till the death of the rebellion" We
are no prophet, but we predict that be-
fore the close of this summer, the nation
will be almost unit on the policy Of
using negro soldiers, and the rebel troops
in all quarters will DO attacked and de-
fealed by negro soldiers, who will fight
with desperate valor and ferc city that
will startle the world. How horror
stricken these rebel Gends will be when
they see their chattels turn upon them
and attack them with resistless fury and
vengeance. Let the negro regiments be
hurled upon the scoundrels, and let their
battle. cry be PORT HUDSON and MILL
KEE's BEND. 1t will save the lives Of a
hundred thousand white soldiers.
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OuTTUARy.

nid ga thseily, on Tuesday, ga inst. at O'Clock
p. NJ, Major WILLIAM. DJwNEs, in the ga year
Of his age.
Major nownos was born IN this city, and except
temporarily, was cdzcn until the day Of his death
lie was quiet, unobtrusiye man though POS sessed
OF dne practical abiiy-honcst % his dealings, and
Mind aud social IN his intercourse with his fellow
men. he had his au'ts
"Bui scehis falling leaned to virtuo's side "
Tie accumulated considerable wealth. without having
that grasping disposition too oflen attendant upon
such success. From tho commencement o. the TO
bcli to his death, he remained firm In his loyalty
his government, aud Of rs active support
ers Ec Joined the Nashville Union Club, at its or
Gin, aud was On active member Of the Executive
Com piit1e As many members OF the Club as can
nveni'utly do 80, are invited 20 attend his burial
today at . o'clock, p NJ. Peace 10 his ashos
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Flags, FIagst

Our patriotic friend, Mr.. Luck, on
Union Street, near our office, must intend
to carpet all the streets Of Nashville
with National flags, drape the walls of
our houses with Union banners, and hang
The Grmsment itself with tho gorgeous
tapestry OF the Stars and Stripes, iudg.
ing from the number of llags which he
has received for the coming great Ma
tional holiday. lie has all sizes and
varieties, all of them, however, whether
the long sweeping bunting, or the neat
little ten center, having their full com
plement Of stripes and stars. Tennes-
scans should love that flag from a feeling
of gratitude, for IL has protected them
for many long, prosperous and happy
years; they should love it from feeling
of pride, for two of her sons sat under
its folds in the Presidential Mansion, and
many Of her warriors have achieved
honorable victories beneathit Let every
AlOubc AZ NdeAfA4iu NuiOM Oub us nag,
therefore, on the glorious Fourth of July.
For sixteen months il has been flying
over our Capitol, and il will continue to
fly there in defiance Of its enemies. Let
us throw forth SO many to the breeze that
as they flap and ilutter in the winds,
thei multtudinous rustling may repeat
the familiar strains of the Star spangled
Banner to every savannah, cane brake,
everglade, bayou, tangled swamp, mag
nolis forest, orange grove, silyer-sheeted
lake, sounding cascade, moss drared
wilderness dark flowing river desola;e
plantation, and panic-stricken city
throughout the disobsdient and erriDg
South. That grand old asg-the flag of
our fathers--our present hope--and the
priceless legacy Of our children! Thank
you, Mr.. Luck, for or flag