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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-04

nIS5E A - Hss5 OF THE rgFEl2-
II VOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY AHD8EXUAL
5fSTEM5-new and reliable treUtment-in Eapor.a
q the HOWARD AS3OCIATION-Ssn ~ msI Ia
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address
Or. j. 5KILLlN HOUGHTOh Howard Aszoc. siioa,
NO. 3, South Nnth-stfasL Phlisdalbnia p.
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JOhnsOnvilIe.
WYE ARE NOW OFFERING FOR sAl'h' owe
w $50 Building Lots, IN the
City ofIJohnsonville,

published plan Of which can be seen g OCT 9sLee
and ct the principal Hotels, and other pubic
in this city. Being elgibly located on ne E@st
hank Of the Tennessee riTeT, ISo miles nom -
mouth, and at the terminus Of the Nashtlhs anu
Northwestern Railroad, distance Of Y miles Ifota
that City; surrounded, IS it IL, by rich and pro-
ductive country and being in almost constant nYeT
communication with many Of the most important
commercial cities Of The North aud SouthNesI
ness importance. such an opportunity for SAFE
and profitable investment, is but seldom ouered-
We are the sole agents or The sale Of lots and are
fully authorized ana empowered 70 grant a1ea 70
Apply 70 ". MATT. BROWN Co, Agts.
aoyI-f A Cherry street.
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COUNTERFEiTs.-IniOrm has been re-
ceIved by Z. l.. Barlow 4 Co. that certain
druggists in this city have been palmiug oil
on persons calling for DR.. YcllOc'B Pink Ce-
rate an article Of their own manufacture,
which they say is superior 10 the genuine.
We would advise all persons 10 get the
genuine, and should you require any medi-
cine for the Itch, Ring-w0rm, letter, or
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
unprincipled man to impose any other
preparation on you, bat get DR.. Yelloc's
Pink Cerate, manufactured by q. u. Bar
tow & Coo No lglz Deaderick street, Nash
Vile, Tenn.
PA liberal discount made 10 dealers.
Sent by mail to any address on receipt Of
81 Il. Be sure that you got the genuine.
sep24-f
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NO. ass.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Brokers Oflce-yot a RANK.

C. n. Ordway has removed 10 No.
North College street. next door 10 .ths Fi-
Natiouai Bsnk. Ire couduSs himself ax-
elusively TO q Brokers business, Hnvz AN a
sells Gold GHf Sirs- auI al kinds o. m
carreaf Money and pays the highest prices
for G0uernweat II0Hc4srS, lRiiIutof N5.rv
DC.
Office open st A. NJ, and our friend
IHos. 3. SAMPLE remains there tin 10 p. Al.
Tor the accommodation Of those who msv
wish to make exchanges SITTER night, ard
take the morning cars.
Feb /, l565-3m.
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HEADo Rs DEP'T OF THE CUMBERLAND.
EAsTPnRq. Mis- Jan IL.

HEADQ' RS DEP'T OF THE CUMBERLAND.
EAsTPORg, Miss Jan. IL.
To he Editor Of tie CSHcbusad Gazette:
DEAR SIR From an article / saw yes.
terday in the Louisville Press, am led
to believe that, at your suggestion, the
citizens of Cincinnati and Louisville are
about to raise sum Of money for the
purpose of presenting me with suita-
bic testimonial of their appreciation Of
my services since this war commenced.
Whilst am duly and profoundly sen
sible of the high compliment thus pro
posed to be paid me, | would greatly
prefer, and, If not premature, request,
that any sum which may be raised for
that purpose may be devoted TO the
founding of fund for the relief Of dis
abled soldiers, and Of the INDECENT wild
oWs and orphans Of officers and soldiers
who have lost their lives during this
war l am amply rewarded when as
sured that my humble services have
met with the appreciation Of the Gov
eminent and the people
With much respect, | remain your
obedient servant
GEO II. THOMAS,
Msjor-General y. s. Y.
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New Goods.

Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions.
Green Corn, and every variety Of Canned
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic Groceries
offered at low prices at Totten's No. % Coll
lege street.
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Pearl Miniatures.

MoRsE is the first to Introduce this
new style of Pictures Every body that
see them are delighted with them.
Call at the Gallery Of the Cumber-
land and judge for yourself oI4tf
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VAJANrKD AGENTS PoR NM Nrpsr ,,,r,

Va ANTED AGENTS FOR THE NURSE AND
" SPf-Ihs most Interesting ami exciting
iCok ever pubs- ed emhTls Iug the adventures 81
woman "a the Union army As Nurse, Seuut 94df
spy Giving most ylyid inner picture az the pl-
Returned and disabled Otheers ard SoEhers ia
want OF ppohtabe emrloyngnt wlu tad It paru-
harry adapted % TIER condition I8EFs fROs
co Zs- nalp street, C,nciEBstis Chic
Jan3l- 3md6aa
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OILS.
vARNIsHHs.'

3 Bbls. Copal varnish, Bill Japan VsTnish,
? Coach 4" l " Flowing
One barrel Flowing EsTnish, ~ la
One baar. Black Leather. -.
For sale low, by EWIN i PENDLElON'
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LIQUORS.

Bbls. Alcohol, 80 per cent.
3 rs per cent.
6 Proof Spirits,
3 Pitts Whisky Pnre. for med. purposes
Pare French Brandy
Holland Gin.
Pure Port Madeira, and Sherry Wines. .,
r7oy ssIe ioT. by EWIN 4 PENDLETON.
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The largest stock of Cigars and To
baceo, at Ehrenbergs, No. 40 Union
street
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THor 30 Years "a standard Re
rnedyl
~ t. - - VI - - d
letter, Itch, scald Head, BlOtehes, Salt
Rheum. All EFuDtiOns.

Or. SEayns's AH-heaf ug Ointment"
g DT. 5Nzyns's All-heang Oiufment"
Never falls 70 cure the most obstinate cases
Sold b ". J. 4 @. v. SMITH, DrugRists
az25--3m-th sun % hi-shulls.
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nm OONFEssIONs - EXPERIENcE IL

Published for the benefit, and a. a CAUTION 70
YovSG MEs and others, who ssder from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, &c sup
plying " the same time the Means OF SelfCuro.
BY one who has cured himself alter undergoing
considerable quacEery. By enci0smg postpaid
addressed envelope, single copies may be- hsd Of
the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, E-q.,
drc1-3ln BROOKLYN KINGS a. n il
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sIrNDRIES.

| Is Kegs Soda, bVi 49, 49, -.
BID Epson Satss 100 L9s I SeaL, Tartar
go Lbs. best Indigo, Dilllll ssnI,,ht,-
Bbls Copperas, ri0, gl nj IEs-roS
For sale low, Is ENlN h-'i
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AXES, AxEs--30) Dozen, best brands,
for sale by G. w. FAN & Co, Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square. jan22tf
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Il you want good Cigar, cali on
Ehrenberg, No. 40 Union street
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Sale Of Condemned Grain.

vuIB BE SOLD. AT AUCTION, on sATuR
~ nay. February sta, At 10 a. IA, al the North
western Grain Sheds
PISS Sacks Of Oats. and
$40 sacks Of Corn
..,erof Brsvet Brig. Gen. J. l. DosAlpseN
~ GEI b HlBBARD, Capt a A. Y NJ
z N Lex Aucuonesr
NsshEilie Jan 28-et
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hereby cert e to the wonderful effects 81 fiia
"i 91dJn Hair Color Kest0rer snd Dressing by
hair vac very gray. add through ~ use q uas soon
restored % ts natural co OF, AMI the be- p Whi.iI
Eas before dry and harsh, aud falling DH nov be-
came sofl and glossy, cetang falling tie dsni 90
disappeared, and tie scalp Us. al the disagreeaHie
itching, 70 annoying b. ore and 40 this me 70 IS
fal restored % IL original dark color aHf z
chaerfully commendIts use ~ al who are ds-lrJ14
% having & beaatlhil head Of hair.
Mas Mar KuyF.
G aunb-rsburg Pa, 5Spt lyih, is5f
Single t0.te 81 SIX bottles frs, ~ By Lf,
sW4yur ( SON 3JD N0rtu q rfh Street. Phfia,
W.J.&C ". SMITH,
Cor Church and Vine streets Nashville.
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BITTERS.

Dake's Plantation Bitters,
Bulls CedFOn
Hostetter's Stomach .
Boorhsye's Holland 8 --
Hooffand's German ,-,,-rr r--,aN
For sale low, BY b" ~ .
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20, 900 Dollars Bank Of shoIbyvlls. At
No % Union Street
Jaul2-lm M. II. WATSON.
WAR OLAtMs.-The attention Of an per-
soma having claims against the u g. Gov
eminent is called 10 the advertisement Of
Jno. F. lsom, late Captain and Post G. III,
Nashville. Office No. Go north Cherry
street. Ian.G-Im
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W = ARE PREPARED To RECEIVE Goons
-, ~ .ele 81 auction, or 81 private ssis Also
49, Ssssentlon pad 10 recsiYing and forxardln,
~ PARTICULAR attention paid 10 outdoor ale
~ i'1ie' 0rooerss, Real Estate, &c &c.
Auction Sale every Wednesday and
Friday.
jsne-sml
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GRAY HAIR RESTORED TO IT'S ORIG
inal Youthful Color, Badness Pre-

IT'S me oulg known restDr9r OF color aua peg Get
halr dress ug coInDiasd De'icatsly peri lrmed.
Compounded 10 strict conformity vfth mo ZEN
vegetable Chemistry It is not a dye does a0L
al the 7kin, soil nat, bonnet, OK th Gnest Inen.
10 vii restore grey halr " is Original color, pro-
mote luxuriant growth Of new HAIR on bald heads
remove $40 dantruf, itching, scun, a. frOm the
sca y, rendering il perfectly healthy, ks-pl the
halr soft, moist. gives it p gJssy aud bedutfll AZ.
pearaocs, highly perfumed aud Jresslng 10
has no superior.
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Letter from MaIOr.General Thomas

A. w. HAwk1ys.
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no One PeOple of Tennessee.

10. Il. THoxpsox, sec'y.
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CSC II. THOMAS,
Msior General U. s. y
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married,


BumMEyEn-Roouas On Thursday, june I. by Rev.
Dr Cummings GEORGE BUmxEyRR, OF Frankfort, Ger
many 10 HESIIETTs RocUYs, OF ST. Bertrand, France
Cso-By-McQUoID. Wednesday, May 81, at the re-
tdence or the BRIDES parents by the Rev. Foster,
H. D., BENJAMIN j. CROSBY 10 FRANCES A., only daughter
of Robert McQuoid, Esq, all Of this city.
CANPBEIL-TES EYCK-0n Wednesday, May 81, by the
Rev. John Castor, Of Saugerties HENRY CAMrRELL TO
FANNY TES EYcK, both OF Coasackie, ~ Y.
W. Seasles, EDWIN J. FIRTH TO HATTIE s. DENIKE all Of
this city. No cards.
AoLiER--OrryAyN. On Thursday, June l, by the Rev
H. Ragener, August MoLLER, Of this city, TO MARY A.
orrxASs, OF win ansburg No cards
RIxDor-TTRnuyE- On Thursday, June I, by Rev. J.
Pascsl Strong, JAMES b. RAsDoL 10 CRsE daughter Of
q. rerhune, N. d., all of Passaic, N. J. No cards.
VIM Corbit, r. f. RAYMOND TO Miss Lizzie HAYrs all
OF this city
Surr--FcLsoM ---On "Wednesday, May 81, at st. AIMS
church Eighteenth street. by the Rev. Thos Gallaudct
d. D. GEORGE MOrT SIrr 70 MARGIREr CoRNEI.IA daugh-
ter OF Charles J. Folsom, Esq, all OF this city
SraKErER-SpAUIDI.G --0n Thursday, June /, at the
Madison avenue Baptist church, by the Rev. W. W.
Evcrts, OF Chicago, FREDERICK SrREErR TO JosIHrsE
eldest daughter Of NJ b. spaudlng, Esq, of this city
June l. by the Rev, H. r. Pease, y. T., FRANK V.
SCHOONER, of New York city, to ANNIE E. BRowS, of
Brooklyn.
wmLs--TErLER. Wednesday May 81, by the Rev.
Henry Darling ~ D. at The residence of the BRIDES pa
rents, Rhihebcck, NJ y, EUGENE Wells, of Hudson n.
Y, 20 MARY TnonS only daughter of william T. Teller,
OF the former place.
Congregational church, by the Rev W. H. II. Murray,
EoBFsr WSILsrooD, to KATE c., youngest daughter OF
Joseph Bas OF Coscob all OF the town of Greenwich
Conn
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&ss ~ s-Vsai assk = e>sssoa - opnal
- m ~ s~ry1D q oss,eo
- 1s~.as n~als~1 os~pssy vsn ~ - asnssa .
vsss~1 ssvsarsa e svs pu s~nA nss = saz = ~
- = - usv Ana~s1nn nssmnss os.Vsay.
~ ss~psss - - Ssas1A rsssA "a wssps -
rssS csng~ay dss Jams 4 ~in b. pASl -. ne tAx, q
- sas-ex fsss~ As
rhe ooxpons due Ssss I nnwsahss Cssy nssxjuss-
ssss soaas wm b. p>Ia - she soAcs a v. srAsn 3 Co
vhs w~r~h~r@' nank ~ n@lunsrs hss deciAsss haH
ye~riy crsaer< e< Ten pu cert free IL tsr end the
B.iumas sss lAsla conpHny has asslsred clear dlyi
dcna 81 eve p~r osul
rh@ c.sh bNlxsne me h~sss e TIE Assistant rrsssu
rec @ Ne rnis~d sa~xs~ IN Essn si the close OF bas
My r. ere SO $40 81 showing an Increase OF
so 10 ~ cu9ssrcd with me close Of the previous
weok.
The Corn Erchsnge insu1nce ooupary have MED up
their capital 20 ssooooo This nakss The capital fun
With surplus ef sTSoco
The reporsed earnings n ne Nex York Central Rail
rad wss l.sa msssh o., sgs sss
We learn from azhnston that Secretary Moculioch
e. preparing for pubcstoa statement % the National
debt 10 The 81 no being ksowa On the LIST Of
June win probably exceed TIVE thousand Eve hun-
cred mlilicn&
IN. total funded and noAfns dsbt Of the stse Of Con
nsctieut account Of thu and half
millions of collars
The following ngurcs show the receipts of -four and
grain a. the principal Lake ports Chicago, Milwaukee
Toledo Dcros and Cleveland for the weeks ending May
m. o..
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER lAL.

Fssnts, yuasgeP a.
syra u sp.custon ocnlnas~ u y nj. swses
ssa bch 20. cid Rem and The stoss tteh&nrs ths
volams - business Ia hight A. Ne rrs toAfi thsfe
s.ner@l although 1.shl sdssDe sll encspi Two 81
the iead,ng shares TIE ssospsi.ns Reading ~hcb
steady 81 Wednesday .scona tsrd Trlce, and Forf
Wayne, which declined q Ne~ rorh Contra w.s pa
cent higher, Ero =, Hosison River u Michigan South
ern =, Northeastern IN. ohio and Mississippi eertin
Gates y, Quicksilver n, Cumhcrsnd q Government
securities Depressed, under The laaasnos Of the
European news Coupon hyet~eniies we're lower
Thore was further rise IN Atlantic Mall which 10 being
run up for speculative purposes by parties who indus
triousiy sxsggsrsie ~ value A the opcs hoard Al
one O'Clock the market vas shade lower than
the first board but nd the second regular board ~
tone wes nrmsr and prizes Improved New York c~aira
was Y higher, Erie y, Hudscs River an, kbchssn
Southern Y, Illinois Central n, yor Wayne u, ONO
and Mississippi certificates y, Quicksilver az North
western u lower Governments securities were
hrmsr. Coupon ave twssties advanced y
Al the open board 81 half past three quotations
generally higher hut Hudson River declined u. lyon
iAssQ Sss ysA csoSs Nd = ~ kzss III. .sssI
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9-AfS9s.la.s1 - n.kv,y, n 4, -
stae = gA.f4 ass3sS nA.s, - beloved wass =
isvissd = alAssl - fsnssa nsn - isss FssidsnoS
lhS az nl1g1ayh vttAsgs t.!thw pssics. CaEnae9
yM :: : a. 10y S's~ = ~ A1''s' = d M
aosar.-on Ina.y, ysns . sos~. aa..., sssd q
yean, months end dAyA -
invited 70 sstsnd The funeral ~ the redenoe n ~ ~
renta No 70 Essex slEsse. ON Sunday AoeA - cna
O'Clock The remaas win b. taken 70 Isfoss fss iniss
Scsru-Yn Williamsburg, on l6ursday, juno I, Rurx
AUGUSTA only daughter Of Hfy and Charlotte A. Schlim
aged 10 months and IA days :,
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully
O'Clock from the residence a her PARENTS 20S Grand
street williamsburg.
TiMrsoN.-On Friday morning June 2, ADEEy youngest
son OF William Tmpson, deceased, aged 70 years.
me relatives and friends OF the family invited 70
attend the funeral at the Church OF the Ascension,
fith avenue corner of Tenth street, on Monday MORN
Ing at ten O'Clock. The remains viii be taken 10 West
chester for interment n
WnLa-On Friday, June @ SARAB the beloved wife,
Oh Reuben r. Wells Esq Of Port Richmond, y. L. ase<S
% years, months and days
TO seep In Jesus-O how sweeu
founeed not shed a tear:
Why should you wish me back againS
You have no cause % fear
the friends and acqaaintances respectfully invstp
IN attend the funeral from her residence hard
street, Port Richmond s. L, Sunday afternoon al
two o'clock.
WILLIAMS AT East Hampton, L. l., on Tuesday, Nav
&c. after lingering illness, Captain FREpER,cx VIII.
LAms son Of the late Lambert W1iaIns, formerly or
New London Conn, in the Both yeaA of his ago.
New London papers please copy.
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fMrRN<s Aosn1f, June I, 1865.
~ rssan sxpedislon, auacf N. command of xajr
esmerai Ceafay wsiin.l. wteh las bcen fttng uu' in
49, hAFhor agfAE NE p@st wcek fairly ON ia
49, - a. Fnrt a. dernatian, somewhere along the
s4ass ~ ga @sse
ssxtsaostDry sitting oriers s--ned IN the
s~-.eaninT pfcgr board ruch vsae ~ proceed GFt
On Mst'e bas fhe vtsluilv 81 Foris ksrrah AMI
G~a-n w4th ths vi.E 81 nsakiug rraGeryous a that
nrrfAm ORDER cai the sseHmrrs and thoroughly
ssr4nss 'hem bfgr~ rne'usr any further sootisward
fhe sisalpers eomFs lus lals expedition ncr' ara
@sseng ~ aleesi sd ht ndapted 70 hong Voyrge
xany s4gwn 70 49, menaatls servps. and char
sr~d ssssisy ~ he ,irsrgnt q.strTIna-'ers IN New
yors sod fisilsarphta
~ raa,ss parti u the sesf eemrrlsing afieen
% Ire krgsf stsanaar hes aiFsnsy failad white the
r~~rzna'r rsmtrslnr tbe sanpir-s the South,
Richmond western Metropolis f..nawanda G Perry,
y y Esefuian. krlfire iliy Reierra haghcr camhra.
All Hne lrirg .be isaa- ara wi Sail Olhor
en-. evening - mefrw
gvry,hirg nrems aurscioas for r,e safssy ans sac
sus 81 TIE steafacs Nth ths - n rtnsising the
psssi az renaezfsus - about srven aays sra
The wrataer has bsra fsir nw nlg ta.st wcel Nth
sycry prospeot ~ ooai ang fsF iime - cume
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Police Intelligence.
ArTEMPr TO PASS CoUNTggsEIr MONEY

ATTkhPT TO PASS COUNTERFEIT ktNkt
ofhcor Barker, OF the Fifiseoth precinct, srrrstee
John v Livingston young soldier the ccsnpsins Of
Mr.. Goslayus 2. Philipoteaux cashier Of the Mason
Boreo Union square who alleges that the prAsonrr
ssss1opssd b. pass a go Counterfeit bill tho Jwft
cry Bsrk, ConncriicuI On TLurtday night Iivinfsn
snssred the MaaOn Doree with friend and tends RID
Ma oouner'sii IN payment Tor some refrshmen@ ~.
bsotng the character OF the bill the cashier aused the
1srce " Livingston, and searching HIM a. the station
kouss a counerfit $40 note on tho bank ~ korfhun
bertrand, Sunbury, Pa found In his possession Hot
81 The bills excellent countsrf.e and calculated c
fnDoceDco and thaf received the hills ~
anAoon In Broadway He committed Tor trial BY Jur
nss Dodge In default Of 81 900 bail
FEE NEW LAW AGAINST pKFAoISo soKsKHy sAIp
or BILL roSTEGs.
Mr Oliver J. Putnam, ~ 40 Fifth avenue entered o
ssnplant before Justice Dodge the Jefferson Nsrss
Police Cours, against Vim. n Norxin proprietor Of
psSeut medicine and John Mahon, James OMEN and
NrrnclIua Foley bill posters whom he charged with
violating an act of tho tcgsature passed 2 1904
suttlcd act for the efeetnal prevention Of
wan,on and malicious mischief, and 10 prevent the de-
Cor some months past no has been annoy by the
nr Of Mr. M~-wns advertisements along the CUTTERS and
the lamp poets in front OF his residence Tho used
ws required " end ball 20 Answer the charge before
Ne Court Of General SessionR Ibese are me hrrt ~.
ssss undcr The new law.
ANAuLrrHe P0LIcxnxs.
Late On Thursday night James Sullivan, said to be
ssmbcr u Hose Company No. 80, was arrested al Tie
Sssssr Of Chaihsm and Centre streets by ocer Dunn Of
~ ysurh prcsinct whle insulting females While
hiking the prisoner 70 the station house the officer was
tnsskod down and beaten BY crowd Of rousbs ana
- wsonsr vas rescued Sullivan was subsequently
bTsasd together with John Shsshan aid 70 he mem.
~ n The SANE company, and committed for ssAmins-
&tos b. ysstles Hogan
"a. hlasAs- asH .sesw QpsAss NJ n ayiAlgS
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SrrAxsnrp Rosruogus r) from liverpool ~
err Chief Of Gloncester The schr sunk inestely and
saved are " wakciad . Reison VIM Oral WI,siow ao
berts and John Williams.
BAnk AsEIIE Ga''HINs Hayne, from Bsiimors for Rio
Janeifo which went 10 sea h ut put back next day
count OF one OK her seaen having fallen from aioft and
Bme HosrwAy Bell tBr>, Miller, baltimore from 81
ago de Cuba reports the 27a M or the Rappahan
bay during which barometer deg; both an
.h9rr ad te s OF on ca pat S9 Hampt ho,ss
wards obtained an anchor from Fortress Monroe.
Bnie ZufxA, from Boston for Havana, poi
Sem srgIlrs TAnEe Eccleq from New Ha On for Mobile
wth building mn;ersls P3t into Deawaware sreakwateg
procuring pumps she proceeded che bay day with
spoken, sc.
ship IiyePool Chamberlain from London Cor New York,
Foreign Ports.
ARrcrno, PR, May PIN port brig Advarce. Crow, for
caic1T-a Xprl ssld Cnot ara ship LION, Cooper, -,
MsNslnntt May BIN port bark hcaci, Yhlkaarn, for
Hatch NYoS do; Tyro Br) for do 1s; schrs scaon
SO i1I6, brig. Camilla tBr,, Newmnn. Nycrs
alT . e ps ,a S ad g s9 G sn Baltimore
sT. c Nay GuS NAY 3 S 5rs b Es Hooper New
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