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TIE only place where you can purchase bsdis
Rubber goods OF all kinds al tacirers prices IL
At II. A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, SIC
PennsylyAnia avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
steetr. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beauti.
ully repaired at short notice. mar Mt
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A CARD --THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS
IA leave to inform his friends and the public
that he has this day sold his stock OF Hardware TO
REUBEN c. JOHNSON, THOMAS A. CLARE, q ID =,
JAMES BOURKEi and he hopes the liberal patron.
age bestowed upon him for the last seventeen
years may DO continued to the new firm.
JOS. L. SAVAGE.
WAsHIH0roN, Aug. a, 1881. au962w
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EXCITEMENT ON THE AVENUE, 438 near Four
and-a-h.lt, at the Dollar JeVelry Store, over tn,
new and beautiful styies of jewelry and silver
plated Teaspoons, only one dollar. au28-lw.
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POLICE RsPoRTs.-Second P,reiaet-Jamel

POLICE RBPoRTs.-Second Preci,lct-James
Evans highway robbery jail for court.
terry; Gismls,ed. Robert sibley, threats OF vio-
lencej bound over to keep the peace. Jno. Toole,
drunk and disorderlyj 90. Pat Ford, disorderly
dismissed. RedmSu sullivan and Ann Hsgserty,
Third Precinot-Geo. W. Case, drunk; di,misssd.
Benj~min og g, disor,ieriyi fined sl.t4. Elizabeth
Painey, dis Ideriy; dismissed. John Ellis, throw
ing stones; dismissed. cartwright Beokel, throw
ing stones; Si.44 rrancIs ssh, disorderly; dis.
in the stree; dismissed. John Fiemmipg, drunk;
military. VIM. II. Lear, drunk and disorder,y;
sass. Anna Queen, drunk and disorderiyi sa44.
Mary Holland, prostitution woi khouse 20 days.
SiItA Pretinei-wm. Grinnsll, threats OF violence;
security to keep the pescR Daniel Csii.shsn,
up hoTrs and dismissed III sibSsrSery . .Sehss
ungi dismissed. Ann Butler, going about In men q
elothe,; further hearing. 1he.. Taylor, drunk
Mi hsel OBJ leu, disordeflyj each Of.
MIMI PIeanet-catherine A. Radygan, larcenyi
TcnM Precinct-charIes j. Gates, larceny, die
missed. Elizabeth Smith, larceny; security for
oouIt Mary McIntyre, disorderly conduct, fined
ol saysp 6nr P
James Grayson' disordsrlyj ~. VIM. Lomsx, dis
FitG Free net-patriek Green, warrant, work.
house. Townsend Snyder, disorderlyjsI Donald
ST. Clair, drunk and disorderlyi 81. Geo. Cox,
suspicious character sent to superintendent. VIM.
90. John Ryan, drunk; dismissed Q. Brownley,
desertion and disorderly; military. Geo. White,
yagrancyS dlBmissed Henry williams, drunk And
Rose, drunk snd disorderlyi o. fhilip Mahady,
dtsorderlyi s. Benna Prince, nghtipgj dis missed.
do; dismissed.
Seventh Preclnct-Jas. Evans, suspicion OF grand
larceny; iail for hearing Edward German, disor-
battery dismissed, Margaret Mclaughlin, disor
derlyi Sl6s. @. W. Ramsay, do / dismissed.
Elisabeth Jones, Dorsh Bsiley, Rebecca Hiil light
do
Hall, profanity 50 81. Cage Terrili, assault and
battery bail for court. peter Dorsey, do dis.
missed. Kate Lee, disorderlyj Sl.bs. Peter Dor
si;hs. Charlotte stewart, do, dismissed. James
Nelson, profanity In streets S2.1l. W. Dennis,
lying drunk In street; 81 90. Kate GRAY, street
waking dismissed. Carrie Wood, do, DO. sam.
Manuel sleeping In street, do. Lilly III. Porter,
street walkingj 50 g. John 7. Smith, interfering
with Otticer MoColganj dismissed.
First Preeinet-Henry Meyers, desertion; to the
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THE THIRD CORPS. THE Ola.
i M0ND"is o. new house just opened by the
aid officers lately belonging to the Sd corps, Army
| of the Potomac. It 10 furnished with everything
that the palate Of an epiourean n liquors could
visit to 464 Tenth street. The officers, especially
OF Hooker's and KeAr ey's old divisions, win
always be welcome. is2b-u
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GRAY's PATENT
NODDED COL L A X 8

NODDED COLLAR
Are 10. simply nst pieces OF paper cut in the form
of COLLAR, but are Nodded and Shaped 10 n he NECK,
having a perfect curve free from GnSisI breaks,
which IL obtained by our patented process, which
also secures another advantage Po'srSSed BY no sa1
collar, viz: Space for TIE Crapst in the Turn-down
style the inside Of tshieh is perfectly sHooth and free
nom paSkrrs making this COLLAR for ease, neasness
and durability, uuequalled.
They are made In Turn.down style In sizes nom
u To H. and in GArrOtte from 10 to II inches, and
hacked In neat blue boxes OF 100 eaehi also In
smaller ones Of 10 oaeh-the latter very handy
package for travellers, army and navy offOers.
S1-EVERY COLLAR IL stamped
"GRAYrS PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers In Mems Furnishing Goods
The trade supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS \ CO.,
$40 PcnnSylvAnlA avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets,
Irl.Nlm Washington. d. &.
wv ATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
w JULY %, 1884 This once having Oesn NO
eessary closed for several days duriug the present
month, the time for receipt OF water rents 10 e.
tended to the 3iSt august, after which date the
water VIII be Hhnt oil tom all premises OF which
the water rect IL napElf, No further notice will
bu given. RANDOLPH COYLE,
! iYJO-i Water Registrar
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u o r 8 A L Z
$50 cases brakes Plantation Bitters.
700 WI. @. Club House Gin.
$50 bills. Old Rye whiskey.
50 Very Old Rye Whiskcy.
100 half chests Tea OF various kinds.
100 boxes Old Plantation Coffee.
100 kits Mess Maokerel.
100 half kits Mess Maokerel.
100 kits No. do.
100 Ho.a do,
100 Picked salmon,
so bags Old Java Coffee.
And . general assortment OF Wines, LIQUORS,
Chsmpsgues, Havana Cigars, no., at mark Of rates.
W. CORWIN BURGY,
No. II North Charles street,
mi2-ly Baltimore, Md.
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Admission 25 and so centsi Privs,e Boxes, sS.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NJ EWSPAPERS AND PERIODI-
IN GALS.
J. EDWIN HALLENBECK, dealer in Eewspa-
PERI, Periodicals. Novels, Stationery, Prints, To-
baeoo, segars, Flags and Playing Cards. also, .
large assortment OF Plain and Colored Photo
graphs, llb King street, four doors below Provost
MArshAl's office, Alexandria, Va.
Subscriptions and Advertisements for the WASH
ington DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, received.
Ap20-u
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
10 MASTERS STORES.

CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER's oFFICE,l
DEPoT OF WAsHINaTdr,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., Aug. -, 1884,
VIII DO sold at public auction, at seventh street
Wharf, in the city OF Washington, on TUESDAY,
August 30, 1854, At II o'clock, .. m, lot OF Quar-.
termAsterB stores, condemned as unit for use,
viz:
About s2O bushels Of oats, about 10 bushels oil
corn, paulnG, buckets, chairs Ehovels, picks Ian
terms scales, stovepipe, brooms brushes, &C., So,
SO.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold
5000 condemned grain sacks.
Successful bidders will be required to remove the
stores within hve days from date OF sale.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
d. II. RUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief QuartermAster,
au23-It Depot of Washington.
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NEW YoRK sTILRs.-Gsatlsnler's OIoLhino =
Eeio ard large assortment for Dresa
and business wear. Tho English Sack and Walk,
Ing Coats excel In beauty, grade and finish any.
thing over offered in this city.
WALL, STEPHENS q Co.,
oos-tf G23 Pa. Av.. bet. Ninth and Tenth sta
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DETENTION OF THE MAIL.-The late hour at
which the trains from New York reached WASH
ington yesterday morning was caused By tho coup
ling of some OF the sleeping cas- breaking. The
engine, with part Of the train, passed over some
twenty miles before the break was discovered,
when they had to return for the slumberers.
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
n HORSES.

a UUIIUN SALE Of CONDEMNED
n HORSES.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BuREAu,)
OFFICE OF CHEF QuARTERMAsTER, }
WAsHINoTos, d. c., august ., 1854.
VIII be sold, at public auction, to tho highest
bidder, at the times and places nod below, viz:
Reading, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, August
IS 1854.
Altoona, Pennsylvsnis, THURSDAY, August Is,
1854.
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, septem.
Der I, 1884.
Harrisburg, Pennsyivanis, THURSDAY, Sep
Two HUNDRED taoo) Cavalry Horses, st each
place.
These Horses have been condemned az unfit fol-
| the cavalry service Of the army.
may be had.
Horses sold singly.
Terms: Cash In Cnited States currency.
| JAMES A. EkIN.
Lieut. Col and Chief Quarterm .ster,
| hu5-tseS Cavalry Bureau.
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A DJOURNED AUCTION SALE OF
IA CAPTURED AND ABANDONED PROPER.
TY.
TnEAsuny DEPARTMErT,l
SECOND SPECIAL AeHHoy, August 20, 1864
An adjourned sale Of captured and abandoned
property will take place At No. II King street,
h =, 81 on TUESDAY, August sosh, Instant
Al, large lot OF Wines. Liquors, Dry Goods, sta.
rron1Iy fsney Goods, uruEs, and Medioines,
IIoekery, GLASSWARE, Household Furniture, Car.
Pes 49, &C. ,nd about 800 volumes Of Misceiisne-
Terms cash In Government fu1ds.
H. A. RIsLEY,
sup. Special Agent, Treasury Department..
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AUCTION SALES.

OrFIcE DEPOT CoMMIssARY OF
~ suBslsTENcE, T0TT = -
r,,,-r oOvERNMEs ST SALE.
EMPTY BARRELs EMPTY pAppEts
uhm.,s 9e sold At Public Auction, at sixth street
temosr, 1854 At II o'clock, q. m, the foliowIns
empty Barrels, more or less,
$50 Pork Barrels
asa Flour Barrels
eat Coffee rarrels
zee Molasses Barrels
1876 hiskey barrels
bsi Promisouous BArreli
~ Ham Tierees.
$50 VINEGAR Kegs.
Also, q largelo OF slaves and HeadinR,
Terms: Cash, in Government fundss All ,u,.
ehases to be removed In ten days after sale,
&C. GREENE,
Au9O6 % Captain and Q. sv.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY
i The Fifteenth Annual Session Of this institu.
tion will commence on the 6th OF September, 1854.
Circulars obtained at the Academy, corner -Four.
teenth street and New York avenue.
Aul6-eod2m
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NETS AND BARS.

nRESS MAKlNG.----THE UNDER.
signed would respectfully announce to the
Ladies' OF this city and lts vicinity, that they are
engaged In the various branches Of
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING,
Which they are prepared to execute on TeAHona-
bic termB, with heatness and dispatch, and In the
latest and most approved styles, at
4ls SEVENTH STREET, 4Is,
(Up ItAirsD opposite the Patent Office.
MRS. DOUGLAS h HOLCOMB.
Washington, d. c., June Is, 1869. jelS3m
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8irfr Afws.

The Cumberland commenced falling last
evening with ten feet water on Harpeth
Shoals.
The following is tho list of steamboats,
that arrived and departed yesterday:
ARnivED.-Kate csssel, Ohio River; J. H.
Hinde. Cincinnati; Decotah, Ohio River !;
Emma Floyd, Louisville.
DEPARrED.-J. W. Chessman, Cincinnati !;
J. H. Dickey, ST, Louis; Bertha, Pittsburg;
Lavina Logan, Louisville; Revenue, Gin
cinnati; Marmora, Cincinnati; Capitols,
Ohio Rivsr.
The little Steamer thistle" owned in
this city by Mr. Joseph Rutland was sunk
recently at Payne's Landing in this river,
thirty miles above-boat total ioss-ths
cause Of the disaster We did not learn.
The City Belle, Colossus, and Reindeer
left Louisville for this port Monday, and
the Star Grey Eagle was advertised to leave
yesterday.
The Journal says: "The Reindeer was
sold to. the Government for the sum Of $685.
900. She is to be delivered on arrival Il
Nashville.
"The City Belle was sold to Capt Tally,
Of Madison, formerly Of the steamer Caro-
line, for',he sum Of $4,000"
The Ohio river was stationary at Louis
Vile yesterday, with feet ? inches water
in the canal.
The Emery, Tycoon, Navigator, and Fiiz-
hugh, ue on their way from Cincinnati to
the Cumberland river.
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aslunetarg 4 Commercial.
DAILY UNION OFFICE, !
Nashville, March Is, 1864. !

DAILY UNION OFFICE,
Nashville, March l6, 1864.
CoTrox.-The cotton market was dull
Monday, 551lc p ID being the highest figure
paid. The decline in prices was caused by
an increase of the tax, which is now &c,
instead of AZ as heretofore.
GRocERIEs-N. o. Sugar 1e@2lc y n /;
Crushed 24c; Coffee 44c; Tea 81 1852 IS
p h., according to quality Molasses, $40
81 10 p gall Syrup 81 lO@S1 90.
FLoUR-In good supply at IS 1859 p
Dbl.
MEAL-In request at 81 10 y bushel.
BAooS-In demand at ISc v n. hog round.
LARD-very scarce. Would bring I7@
Ike = h.
CASDLEs-star 24c p r., Tallow, 50 p box.
sALn-SS so p Dbl.
ToBacco.-DiAicult to class; sOc@sl so
RB.
soAP.-German I21Ec y n; Family I2}Ic.
CHEEsE.-western Reserve lsc y B.;
Hamburg ISL; English Dairy zoe.
NMLs.-S9 90 p keg, assorted sizes.
MAcKEREL.-In barrels SIS 90; Z bbls.
50 90; Kits 50 90.
BRooxs-S4 90 y dozen.
BuoKErs.-S4 90 p dozen.
DYE sTUrrs.-Indigo 81 IS p n; Nader
2Oc = h. Coperas &c y h.
CorroS CARDs.-SI5@Sls y dozen.
CLovKB sEED.-Sl2 90 y bushel.
LEArHER.-sole, oak, 5O@J5c y b; Hem
lock Ss@45c; Harness 55@6Oej Upper, per
dozen, S5O@s6O; Calf Skins, per dozen, $50
@6O; Kip Skins, per dozen, S72@SlOO.
or AND HIDEs.-Tanners' Oil Sl.5O@S2 y
gallon. Green Hides s9IOe y D; dry do.
l2@I5e y n.
Grass SEEDS Timothy Sc y bushsl
Herds grass 81 50; Orchard, s. 50 ; Blue
grass s2@2 so.
NOTE.-The above are Wholesale prices.
CINcINNATI, March Il, ?. M.-Flour very
dull and the demand altogether local
holders ask s. 1905 50 for superfne, and
IS 90@6 for extra, and what local business
IS doing was done az these rates.
Wheat unchanged; red 81 2sGl 80, and
white al 81 80, with good demand. Corn
Sc. Oats Tsc.
Whiskey in moderate demand at SIC.
Provisions unchanged and firm; sales
LOO bbls mess pork, delivered on the Wa
bash line, at CT 200, 000 rs bulk shoulders
at sl{c, packed and delivered AZ a point on
the Wabash; 600 tierces hams at l55t foI
sugar-cured, and 1881 for common, ana SOC
bbls rulnp pork at u to 16c, according tc
quality.
Clover seed in better demand.
Gold declined to 5000: silver 50@53
exchange steady.
ST. Louis, March l4.-cOtton dull, st ga
zee receipts COO bales.
Flour stiff, at S. IS for extra. Wheat
hrmer, az 81 80 for strictly prime. Corn
receipts large, market steady, sales at q7c@
81 o. Oats easy a. ssCe9o5le.
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EEw THEArRE-The tragedy Of Ham
LETT viii be played at this house tonight
Hamlet by Mr.. Davenport; Ghostand Crave
digger by Mr.. Wallaok Queen by Mrs.
Farren. This viii be an intellectual feast,
worthy Of the refined and cultivated Of our
city, and they should 60 and enjoy it. They
may never again have such an opportunity
TO sec this gem Of the dramatic art dis
played in light so beautiful and brilliant
We feel under many obligations TO the
managers for the accommodations they have
provided for the press, and TO the ushers
for their kind attentions. We can now re-
alize some Of the pleasures Of theatre going,
and have "nearer and clearer" view OF
what Is going on Accept our thanks, gen
tlemsn.
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Capt E c. Ellis, of the esd Ohio
Volunteer Infantry, who recently had
charge, for some weeks, Of Barracks No. 2,
in this city, left yesterday for his home in
Dayton. Capt. Ellis was badly wounded
in the battle Of Chickamauga, and viii suf-
fer from the effects OF the wound the re-
mainder Of his life. Unable longer to dis
charge his duty in the field, he has retired
from military life. His Union friends in
Dayton have, however, determined that he
shall be Mayor of that city, and have nam
ed him as their candidate. The election
takes place next month, and his success is
certain. He viii make an able and efficient
Mayor. Such men deserve honors at the
hands Of the people.
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8a 0eIsaraph.
Iatest frOm Ihe BED RITer EzpedItIOn.
q IFOn-Clads Ready to Start. .
Army Of the Potomac TO be Re.Organ.
lied.
Pay of Soldiers to be increased.
RamOr About ButIer,s RemoraI.

About the Reorganization OF the Army
Of the Recommendation Pay 10 be
Increased.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF TIE PoroMAc,
March l5.-Gen. Meade returned to the
army to-day in excellent health; reports
regarding his resignation are said to be
without foundation.
The Court Of Enquiry in the Crittenden
and McCook case also exonerated General
Negley.'
The Herald's special of the 14th says the
Department Of the Pacific has been tender
ed TO Maj.-Gen. Hunter and refused, be-
cause he desires more active service.
It is believed that the Army of the Po-
tOmac is recognizing under Maj.-General
Smith, and that Gen. Hunter is to command
the lst, Hancock the I'd, and Warren the
Cd corps.
The Military Committee of the House de-
eided to report in favor Of increasing the
pay Of soldiers to eighteen dollars per
month and sergeants to thirty dollars.
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Latest from the Red River Expedition
..-27 IrOn.clads TO accompany Il,

LOUISVILLE, March ia Cairo special
says twenty iron-cIads are now at the
mouth Of Red River, ready for the coming
expedition. The reports Of fight al YazoO
City were much exaggerated The 11th
Illinois was reported all right, though the
lighting was severe.
The boats had gone to Vieksburg with
cotton, and would bring back supplies and
forage.
Gen. Hurlbut and staff had arrived at
Memphis.
The I'd Missouri colored regiment arrived
on the Sultana, en- route for Dixie.
McCombs' cotton shed, and a great guam
tity of cotton, were burned at Memphis on
the 18th. Loss $4,000.
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The Suburban Reporter says that "the
statement which has appeared in numerous
journals to the effect that Mrs Tom Thumb
had become a mother is somewhat permR-
tdre, as we are assured upon the very best
authority that the great event is not ex-
Pected to occur before the month Of July
nrrf -
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The Cincinnati Commercial says that
the proper authorities in the Department
Of Ohio have taken steps to bring about, if
possible, the immediate dismissal Of Frank
Woliord, from the service for his abuse Of
she President in his recent speech at Lex
ington.
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Petroleum, Whisky and Tobacco
Gen, Butler,

New YORK, March I5.-A Washington
special says that the Commissioner Of Inter
nal Revenue recommends forty cents on
petroleum; one dollar .on distilled spirits
and fifty cents on tobacco.
The same special says that Butler will be
removed from his present command.
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We had additional evidence yester-
day Of the productive capacity Of " Ye
Sunny South" 4 clear, bright, icy morn
ing--a cloudy, windy noon--a snowy after
noon-and cloudless, moonlight night!
Can the North beat that?
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The military authorities have open
ed upon the gambling fraternity in this
city. hand grenade was thrown into one
of their camps Monday night; and to-day
Provost Marshal Homer drops a ten-inch
shell in their midst; in the shape Of an or
der requiring them TO leave Nashville
within twenty-four hours. The order will
be found in our columns this morning
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Miss Mary C. Walker, NJ D., has been
ordered TO report TO Col. Dan. McCook, Of
Gen. J. c. Days's Division, for duty. She
is represented to be an accomplished
physician.
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viii sell, without reserve, on Thursday
morning, 18th inst, at auction, large and
regular stock Of Boots and Shoes, connected
with a sale Of Staple and Fancy Groceries,
such as Coffee, n. 0. Sugar, Golden Syrup,
Maekerel in kits and half-barrels, Ground
Black Pepper, Cheese, Crackers, and every
article in the wholesale grocery line.
mar l6-2t NJ L. ALEXANDER.
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Crocerles. suffers Supplies, &c.

NJ. L. Alexander, No. II, Public Square,
Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Suffers
Supplies Boots Shoes and Hats. Just re-
ceived, $4,000 Cigars different brands; 80
bags Coffee so barrels n. o. Sugar; 80
half barrels Golden Syrup; Mackerel in
half barrels and kits; 100 boxes Cheese
Pickles and other Fancy Goods, too tedious
to mention, and for sale at the lowest
market prices. NJ. L. ALEXANDER.
March LIN
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Gen. sherman at Memnhls.

MEMPHIS, March 12.-Gen. Sherman is
at the Gayoso House, and will remain in
Memphis. The enrolled militia this even
ing.-[Here the dispatch broke Off
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] @aaAglllE stlll0ll.
Railroad Bulletin.

Passenger trains on the railroads CEN
tering in this city are now timed as fol-
lows:
LouiBville and Nashville-Leave A. NJ.
and AIS n. Arrive $50 p n. and
A. NJ.
Nashville and Chattanooga-Leaves 4:30
P. n. Arrives Ais A. NJ.
Tennessee and Alabama-Loaves els A.
NJ. Arrives $3.50 P. N.
Nashville and Northwestern-Leayes 7:sO
A. n. Arrives 3:45 p. NJ.
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In the Recorders Court yesterday,
Owen Quinn, for drunkenness and disorder
~ conduct, was fined $40 and costs.
Mary and Jack Doran, negroes, were each
find SO and costs for disorderly conduct.
James Smith, drunk and disorderly, S
and costs.
Henry Mckenzie, Martha Gleason, F. S.
Lee, J. J. CLANCY, Matthew Burns, An
drew Anderson, DR.. Kineaid, /. A. Find
ley, James O'Connor, and John Brown, were
fined each 50 and costs for drunkenness.
The-last couple were lodged in the work
house.
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It is reported that 1t Gen Grant
viii establish his headquarters in the field,
at culpepper c. h, Virginia.
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The friends of Capt f \. Morrill,
c. s., at GAINESVILLE, Tenn, recently pre-
scented him with a very fine horse. A very
appropriate way Of showing their ..horss-
,Sifalityl
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The best place in Nashville to buy a
pure article Of Longworth's Sparkling Ca
tawba and Rhine Wines, at fair prices, is at
No. as and so Cherry street, upstairs.
MARI 19-at
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Ed Willard No 234 Union Street,
received last evening, the Army and Navy
Journal, Police Gazette, and other newspa
pers
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NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Tribune's
special says a guard took possession Of a
naval store at Washington, by order Of
Secretary Welles, and arrested several
clerks of the navy agents, as witnesses
against parties in New York and Philadel-
phia, charged with swindling the Govern
mani
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-16

We are again indebted to W C. Col
lier, and Joel Davis, Agent Of the Adams
Express, for the latest newspapers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-16

The 42d Indiana, veterans, arrived
yesterday from home, on their way 10 the
font.
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THEATRE-The military spectacle en-
titled the "French spy"-a piece which al
ways draws in this city--will be produced
tonight. Miss Western appears as the
Spy. The cast Of the play is good through
out The performances close with the
musical burletta Of "Jenny Lind" Jenny
Leatherlungs, by Miss Western. Dufield,
who is always on hand when good singing
Is on the carpet, takes part.