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The New York herald., 1862-09-25
Miscellan aneous.

The steamship Austalasan Capt Cook sailed yesterday
for Queenstown and Liverpool
Sem OCEAN BIRD tof Proviiencel Berry from Boston
18th INST where she hal he "a hours. Would
the rise Of water, without damage
CoLLIsIos-As the tugboat McDonald wi,a number OF
sages IRON Aioany u ~ 9w was % FOUNDING the Battery last
% the 81 n s Sh sad ss earr sr ess s
carrying away fore foot Of Br brig Tamarac
Sss Ssasrd aarq Is s Ans In wnns bark
Sigh, repairs, she found to be in defective sta
y ssP 81 sMsss
Secretary Board of Underwriters) S
Notice 70 Mariners.
Notice Is hereby gwen na, ;s or soon s,er the i Of o
harbor and Vineyard Sound and Bazsrds Bay win Sc no
for the winter and spar buoys OF corresponding
T :s'sss'i ss;ss Inspector "a dist
visSss; xss ID \! .. ra'a co M na- '''
lat &c !wss = as % q !, Ion So = on s!.h).
ship II wrghs Park. from Akvab for Falmouth, Z.
1 sSiD u u1sI re %aier ,os day. from nouein via por.
where she had iefi all her old ses, Aug is s.
shie soa.asrns sosls from Lverpoofo Point de oae
ssiv Lydia ssuthw,ei, from NYorh for Bristol E, Aug
si.p Mary, Marshall from Liverpool for Genoa Aug 81.
ship Eesoa,e Freeman. from Liverpool for NYork Sept
Hannah secor, Kirby, from NYork FOR London Aug
BARK Dsphne, from Asyab for Falmouth E, July la.
sw SarK Fanny. 80 day. from Batavia FOR Amsterdam.
july "a Ac had spoken few days before, bark Bur
Steamer Potomac from New York for New Orleans, Sept
10, on the Delaware light boat
Foreign P0rts.
Kong 0n 'sna "a 18Th or Sarpo 0~e' ha"pn'es' nom
s"S. sSs Ill.,
qArs nO Sept is seAr ssh bdsse
Hose KoSe July 1-in port ships Annie Bowen. Cheese
Leeks; genea. Melville aad Romance or The Sen, caush
1907 soueg sag % MysSSn ysSo M Ssa s
Fra aosco ohcyaier Johnson; Oriental csIro Penguin
Louisa jones resh, charter; brig spre Price, for
MAunITlus, Aug Tin port bark Evasseine. Gregory.
frem Ransoon for Falmouth, eaky.
sea Lsrs rss. ioI san Gsasn r1oesol ior
aney ASea lor sYo BERTHA iap for
MACAO, July aG.!n port ship Genet TODD from wham-
ire.ros Aus s-ln pcr. ships Continent Howlsnd for
iiSt, dss. anc; HISTORIAN Worth, unc brig Caribbean.
saaNssai July ls-In psr, ships Game Cock Jayne. for
for HSss ko s9 Ees'T wSae for FeCsCw
Thisnei 7, ,er, Ssomr; Jayssa kewSa' and spr, q
Isss ssnear. so Ds 81 fc s,l .aa Ed. nss
mom.g Rove L,,i, i,.ss. DiseT. Lucy i Ashsey, Ash
sa.iisssse sasser and Trieste ss~sil iiss;
% sf ss dSes
~ Spec liussey, dsg; scArs Cappe Henderson; Gov
Weller rs h rank Jones andeVanaeriug Wave Walsh.
Garland rcson, repg; den Morgan, Congdon, Tor
eiie.
swsrow, June 25-Ar bark Lucky Star, Shields, Hong
81 jour, Mr. SeIt i7Cid schr Fredonia Wallace, Pbia-
delnhia isth, bris Elp,ira, HALL 70 s, svo.s s,.r
SicrosAsscp --An tby Tel from San fmncscol snip
Loci cl London. - -, ,.,.,, a.,
NnANroA. July 22-krr shir Jacob Bell trisbc, Hcng
Kong SD TIN, ship Mary Whltfidse, sresseys ue a, -
m io ssh shlts Washingtop GOlbdtn nom long Kong
ari 1rb ~ san Trsnpisco, Alaamba, Danbar from Hong
h"H ar @o'h, as. .~s~., ., Sparta.
BOsJuN, sep. az AZ seamei saA?n, Mauh.ws. phlla-
Yor, Esr2 brig Gser, Winthrop sn,rne Signal foi one
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
S HIPPIN G NEW S
ALMANAC roR Srw yeRK-rHis pAY
sUr Hisys.......... ~ NOON sErr ........eve g.
suE s1s............... b5 HIGn WATER eve 81
Pert OF New York, septemD her "a, rsss

CLEARED.
Steamship Dispatch tBr). Buck Liverpoo-J McArthnr.
snip TcmpAr, Martin, Observation-Disclosures Co
Ship Ironsides, Chase LiyeTpool-Nesmiih a Sons.
Ship hontezufna, Harrison, London-souhard Wright \
Uussey.
ship Brazil, wesRs, Clasgow-Sesmiih Sons.
shP Neptune, Uresing, Queenstown, ac-kunch, Mencke
Mgndt
ship Milan, Weeks, New orleans-N u brigham.
Bark Iona tBr), Gardner, iong kong--Carey \ Go.
bark Gnzehound tBr), Anderson Iondon--f Jackson
lhfk Flash, Jackson, Vera Cfux-Iargous Co.
Bark u Trowbringe, Dunt7e, Bartados-H Trowbridges
Sons.
Bark Emily. Simmons, Havana w Buhbs ri A Co.
Brig hamarnc kBt y, Dnvey, London--I Jackson.
Brig By4antiuf. 81 Clair Dublin--W y Warwell a Go.
BrS Trinidad (sp), Batiller, Grand Canares-Ryera
Hall.
Brig Daniel Trowbridse, Ketctam, Demarara-p TTow.
bridge.
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Take CGre or she Wounded-Loosu "a IN.
Hospitals.
SAwnAkY CossussI ON. NEW York AGENCY. !
s9e BROADWAY. Sept. "a. Is62. +

SAxnAkY CoAsuss ON. NEW YORK AGENCY \
sSe BROADWAY, Sept. "a, Is62. I
The Sanitary Ccmmsss.Gn 10 daily answering the re.
,auirements Of eighty general military hospitals not 70
speak regniSa and other hospitals on these forty.
ave hospitals, Containing twsuy thousand sick or wound
cd men are IN ths District Of Columbia whatever tho
surgeons which they canrot procsre according to
yogulatons from tbs United states purveyors they get
srom US and they want enough 10 keep
houses continually the drain. Joined 20 this The re-
con- ~ Ccessge weeks of battle rst before Richmond
a6aug 900 wounded AZ Bull run B, 900 wounded and
Maryland from 600 20 IL, 600 wounded 10 the
dslenla0t means transportation soes reach
other supplies The first two aays.arc import
Al toe recent battle ground ane % BE- present
mount in thc nearly empty storchouse Of Due Army Med.
cen densed food, Dodiciles WAhu week
fle m IN Washington al0no fand by agerfown aud
pv H.. Relay House, which like tho government storss
s.ud IA arrive time the obstructions OF
vhcl ty always have the Tfcerence) ~ se3 pieces
Of dry ssaA's; shirts towes, beccks, pillows &c 30
Barrels bau ses, old linen, &c 3,lss pounds ariua sc
020 uolpds condensed MIX 0JO pounds beef stock
ara canned meas 1000 bottles wine and coFdas saye.
=, tons lemons sk ohct fruit Crackes, tea sugar
cloth tin cupfspd hospital copYonsueef Great and
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
FRok GEN. CoRCoRAN
PRivATE. JOHN OWENS,
For has fcifnt services aud most devoted attention
Mbe pfis Dner 10 the South in 1861 and 1862.
sTHE LTNCSFY BLUKS

JHE I.INLSFY BLUkS.
This crvuriZa6on, hong and favorably known
sScicEs military corps have commenced the formation
bsttS,on Tor the Metropolitan Guard, to be commanded
sy iisGtens1t Colonel John n. Wilsey Captain Of
0ompsry +, Twerty second regiment New York state
Mi,r!a The Police Commissioners intend II possible
make this the best regiment that is ming under
their superv sin designated the Sixth of the
brigade. Particular attention will be given by them
she families ~ voiunteersto that they amply
prVvdsd for. The medical stan Of the Police Department
have generously rendered their professional services
those who need them The above is in addition TO the
and government bounies. No better opportunity
yong 10 loin first class regiment than
fhss Captain Edgar A. Roberts raising company
this regiment. His headquarters at the Mercer
0cuss Of Rroome and Mercer streets where he
my be found from eight A. NJ. until ten p. ~ Young
who DO not wish b. give Up their situations until the
r~inent is completed can by olnng Captain Roberts
any attend 10 their bur during the day and
military instruct hight The company meets
To- drl tn evolution and The manual of every
evening at the Mercer House
THE GnGC' rs MILITARY AID FUND.
The committee appointed by the grocers, and the
Traders connected herewith for the purpose Of raising
fund 10 encourage eDlistments In the Army Of The
United States acknowledge the receipt OF the following
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l.
NEW YORK, Sept. ~, 1852
SECOND BATTALION DuRYEEs zoUAvEs.
Captain " X French and Lieutenant John p. Morris
are recr lng for the above command at Lafayette Hall,
recruits ho may join THE excellent organization which
has crowned Itself with glory during the present struggle
SWORD PRESENTATION.
beautiful sword was presented 70 Eugene Berri First
Lieutenant " Company A, second regiment Empire Bri
psde, by the members Of the company the 22d inst
This company which have assigned the.colors
NE reg men, composed Of picked nen, who are the
pride of the brigade.
sIFTY-sISTH REsIMKST NEW YORK STATE voLUH-
TEERs.
Cxptafn Scudder s recruiting for the above gallant
Ssssy together with extra bounty Of Slo s offered
- recruits. The Fifty ninth has fought bravely the
HeseIs campaign. 1s nag. though riddled, vas not
sAksp
aax cxsSRAL PARK VOLUNTEERS, OR ANrHoT LIGHT
ARTILLERY.
The regular weekly inspection Of this fine corps took
ssst very hse appearance ia their aud handsome
sSorm. and from the martial bearing Of the officers
there very little doubt that, proper opportu
aiees they viii give good account q thenss YES The
battan hn iE commanded By Mayor =. W. Willard who.
With msst his officers has service In the field
sId all qualities u the soldier Thadres
parade tar model organization takes place darg al
bali pastltre Y. NJ, and rs really worth seeing.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
The toam OF South1eld Richmond county, has raised
NJ ful a. Il under both calls and has sent ten
additional 10 the The bounes amounting or
600, werv raised by private subscriptions among
oiizsIs Az abe last meeting Of the Finance Committee
Of the town streog resolutions requesting the Loudan
fe det, Charles Macksy who las SO grossly
hnelee ths cof1tN 70 ieavs The town and choose
other residence, vsers Introduced majority Of the com
miec sver of their adoption hut one or two
members feeIR doubtful Of inc proprefy Of the com
atce acting ia ilt matter the subject cropped Mr.
Charles Macksy hsr made mistake n seleting the IovaI
lown OF Sarttcied AS G residence.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

J)TLLIARps-FoR SALE AT A GREAT sAORIFICc
ID ten Of Pheans bes, marble bed Tables al Lafsye)t
Hail. with all the hxurss apperaipiug Improved cushioAs
&c. For information aud particulars call at e2 PHnse srs
o. y. RAMON.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

Ths Bounty I'm
\ Of seP<ember.

rhs Bounty IN
n OF sepsember.
-. PRoCLA NATION.
~, sovsRsos or rss IfAsx oHsEw Yonx.
III by procismation the.17th Of July,
s' ~ AsshaH Of the State, avboonty nifty dollars
Ssse soldier who shoAd thereafter voluatesr
I-tsce Of the united States and whereas, Il dia
80. rsco,ama,ioncr the lSh Of August lsoa, declare
- - bounty u atty dosIars would not be paid 10
~eiunteer inss new regiments whose enlistment
: Afo have been made prior the
n dsy Of Soaaember instant. bas that the
scoressd bounty Of fifty dollars would, until
Orrher notice Discontinued and paid private
who might for three years or tie war to
alcp regiments, bataisons and batteries Of New York
state volunteers which the GEM before the I'd
day Of July N62 and TO those only and whereas draft
rom the population of this State hate will
csn BE- MADE equal in aggregate to the number required
70 compess the quota d one hansred and twenty thou
sAnd men appoftoncd TO this SEse hence il is deemed
.dvs BILE 40 fix period beyond which bounty will be
paid by tie State.
Now therefore and consultation with those of 70
CHARGED especially by law with experimenting Il
nscal state hereby proclaim and ee
STARE The bounty viii be paid to vounteersscr
of any shall enxt after the Soth dag
u seiaember, 1883. :
In witness whereof hereslto signed my NJ inne,
and 4lxed the pvy seal os The state at the city &c Al
sany twenty fourth day Of September, in hsAyear
Our Lord shousans eight klnd cd and sixty swo
EDWIN D. NOR RAN
b. the Governor-krkwoaj L. DorY, Privatee secrs
tsry
Military MoveMehts in New York and
Vicinity.
THE TINE ENLIST.
Now the time fer volust rally under he
Soss OF the different missry organizations which
present being raised sns kty. Afser thSs0h of th
EeSent month"; riding tAeCovernor's mooia nation
State bounty win ha paid. let those who
sesirous then, Of obtaining the $50 -tate bounty,
saving it with their wives nd rsmiies at once hurry
ihe different recrelsng clc q and enroll their
THE QUARTERAAsTER G ENERALs oFfIOs-A NEW
APO TNTxENT.
III. office of Q'srsermas hr General Arthur, in Walker
street still cnntnues 70 prhe centre Of business. new
and judceus app Gtfnent &as Just been made IL
this department. Nj knry =. Casey, wt0 has beer
acting principal aid toe General Aftgrfor some time
Ia been appointed by hvernor Morgan Qaartermaste
Of the SIKH iivisinn, snal Guard q" the State OF New
York will stin city the capacity q
Acting pepity . arte fssaster General. This appoint
Aent is wea descr red tribute TO tine efficiency
kyaty of n excellent military and patriotic citizen
Those who are person Liy acquainted wsk Mr. Casey
testify his genuine aSlties both officer and gen
tleman
cokCoRAN'S ThTsH LEGJoN--PRESENTa TION BY rH
GENERA IL TO A PRIVATE, ETC.
General Corooran presented gold watch to privat
John owens in cor eideraon of the attentions paid
p eodid speciren OF manufacture which Is the fo
NV ing ifiscriptSnn
lfRok GEN. CoRCoRAN
PRivATE. OWENS,
For hss fci.lfut devoted attention
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
rSIa I'Ui&F.


I1NION COURSE, LONG ISI.AND.-TROTTING OF
TAurseay October I'd. at three O'Clock r. NJ. grea
match for $2UUU. James D. McMann z. Prince
to tot twenty niles 10 within holr good day
good track SHAW a. WHITE Proprietors. :
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

Thc TWenty-first New Jersey I'm Route.
TRENTON, sept. "A, 1862
The Twenty first regiment, for nine months number
ing $50 men, fully equipped sent oil IN the train
for Washington this afternoon The regiment rs COM
posed OF as body Of and furnished well as
any that have left the state.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

H TRENoRs PRIVATE DANCING ACADEwEs
81 are now open--ej West Thirtyfourh street. wedpea
day aud Saturday 70 South Eighth street. B,ookyn d N
country Send FOR circulars Those Rooms 10 IL
for sfrces,
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

BOsyuN sep. a. ..i steamer saNou, Matthew'S Phila-
aelpblss rv h. "a Com Dupont Clifford oi and from Sears
Yor, Eerw brig Gy!ler winthrop snyrne ssna foi one
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Mr. McPherson presented petitions IN favor Il
we estal vshmcn! u Profc ssyr,hip u German IN
the West Point " Iitary Academy ola The ground 81
We value Of the study, and its practical ALL ty In
view OF the number % Germans u the army md
uo ricLn ~ Of German Literature In NJ litsry
science. One Of thcsc J. lions n sigu'd iy INST
oi the distinguished lt rgry gentlemen ~ y ~
YORK including Charles KING, Chtlc Iuf ! rriF
b'7.nl fpttor, Ga butl Spr ug, WIN. !Hins, Tran
riS NItru, =. I1Igl,cc ard many uthors
On motion cot NJ. Morrill, w Il WIS resolved
thH' the Pr.fi'ut -.lud be rrqIe7ial g. strike
i-'in the rolls TIE nam" ui amy army uf.'- WI h1s
irth known g. lc lShtu1Is .niHy CT q iy TIE 49,
% J ~ nous liquors. wii', ir the p. rv'cr.
NJ. MIrrill STATED 1 ~ le bal hc,n assured tlut
%" ntd b,,u ~ ItI Tat tie CD.uIr.lIiiu.. i'ntrt
~ 400 'urt g. -rii ..f.. The two .,uut .uj. 90
vino suffered sever. Iv nt Y.utt WIN, wac irrIy,
.ud nal hl.ou ~ i.s horse .uto tHc mud NJ
" ri "ns .k'd g. uIt declined g. give to i.uno
ui H. General.
Al rnsuc. psslil 'Iort wa. r lc 10 ICY th' t.rn
or s,ttr'n rpn's. ton bills untlc t,u.,, I.t tic
motion =" 4. an ya- lpet ly ayes $780, 'iy,Gb
Ih' u0-i I.Ii boz t'' ~ rlea Was taken ui. T. '.--
4 q tac Property and a'uyrs of p,rs... ,f. d. .
10. . p Hid and auot armed ... ..,
NJ. ra.' 900 'ouny had 80 u,u.H p. ru. 80.
'...' o." & . .tIrn of s'.'.,.t. ..t t'e ....
.. "N. .ft'f I.t stis'iIt', 900 yd .. 90 49,,
.tIf s. t.utrt .'IIY' r.,.l. rI. .. .... e.
@. I.' II', The Z. t"d s.ti, ~ ,..Io
.'t'.I to-. rrrra,.lu 90 'lI. rr.-. ..u. fIe
. 'r' .. '''r pr'u tie
..r u. ,Ns p,a'r moi ul Iuesi.y
,.lr.. u''.. ,uom,i,r,.. T. r .,,..,
9. .,.'p N.U .is .r NJ. RYryi am ia1 49,
'I' 49,, .,.' 90 O. ..pd a.trl Hej.t. e., -ribsi.-
-" ." I'D. g.. t.r ii.usc. o. ~ g..
'H"i' I" "n "" the r','',"o' De hilI tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-23

Al rnE MHrHG or nu Jersey City Cone
mon Council last night C.'ef Engineers \. French
sent 20 his annual report During tie past year
t-,le have been 90 fires nll 81 false alarms. T.tal
loss $4,000 Th.ro are 2"o Gr'mrn, as m.''wsi
1 Clio' Engineer ! Assistant, Isl members 'i '.-
yiur companies, ~ bose end rs .o"N ana 'an''r'
Jacob 49, Msrilu' presented "a l'tu"u' sec."i -"'
ied by O bond, clju.u. to he e.,,J'' C"ei OF -
Ice The bond Of Edward j. Riley rs '.''' ~
police WAS accepted. II t' these s'''.''H'" ''.H
the election, and the mptior w" '."''''' come
before the Counts.
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From I'ort Wright.

C.raoo, Ag1i p A special to the IoreNAI
nom CutY. savs wat tNs L.ws from the ~ St
Font Wr.utls uuinlportant The h'm'ariment
continues TIE rebels have cut the levee NJ TIE
o. .nsas shore, opposite the Port ,ul fuo fam.
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Mr.. CLARK, from u,e sU..ct Committee on the case
Of senator starke 81 Oregon made report that the
Committee hnd that Mr. Sarke IL disloyal 10 tbs
Government Of the United States.
The Senate wen, into Executive Session. Adj
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large rooms were thrown into on' sud tie only
decorations were the Union fsg nj 4 Green Flag
OF Erin hanging fr.n TIE ot cstri.v Go tie Aanner
Of Tie : ..'''- F.. g., centre. Thno ae't som" 81.
'-'n h'hli.d a. ;' ED -,lt..n DO pres %. and
P' mo %. ir' % si' 10 ~ v"'N, WITH . lHo u'N
"'. "."' 'n"i by &c ".i.' 'tn "."' VI
10 "' .. '''' '" 10 ~ .'-
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1. mi, tor.. ,. ,.s boa. ,t... L.,
amount .u ,,., .lss.,,,,,,, .,..,.,., 40.
fa ,a..l. H,, ,,,....,.s, s,..,.,
lie c.,..iu,.i i., .,.- ,...,.,i..,, e.t.,.t, Ia.
The. ihs.,"rcr i.'icI' become insured
'ninEEN fuH WE.rERS HON. s--A COM
I'uy of children for npN homes IN the w,st l,n
New * yesterday afternoon. under the cfi lent
l1ry, of NJ. e. &. Tracy Of tie ChI.lrcus' AID
Snri,tv.
OWLS CpItiNs. or 122 MrtErnuY ,rRFEr
y..t.,lav submitted L, usa iey IIap for AN iro,
gum oli. .. oxAilf. i In a. small model T. tycst
tAe outside and iu, 81, ,,yer., Z nro placed ts, al
lt.., -, iruu slestlipy, IN, rrii..,t.d .ir. which
',rm ,tnopu 10 adj grsst t. ,h, strength and
re'i i"aoe o' u.u. The s.Ie' are PROPOSED t. he
i"nr ''ckn's-"' 4 one inch iron plate.
REN. J. l.. llAr"u, ENCoAMrNi,irrp from
Dr. Caecy,fs .hurch, ia this city, Tor nud. sanhsia.
r'n.. Jews, has r"co..',i cil to a., second Con.
RIA E,rArE.-1hc two six-.tory marble
buidYss. ~. 10 and II, Nassau erect, nave
bccu -,li 1. Fernando VOL f., siOO.oon H. lS5:
Il was sold f,r siai 900 Il rent, for ,lo.0o0 Der
suuum. The pfu,crt, - nay feet front and rear Ly
io- feet deep
Tl>ni A~NrNt Co>yr.rtoS orheNa
uu.,i T,r r.,,1l.aI t.,,.,n will In. hold ,,,i,.,.
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t,. mad, sr-,,, .',.,,, l., ro,.iy. ,,. ,,,, e,
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I-'' N'fd' 'ie ave weeks '''"i" in Their ray.
"i'r iU' Con- "'r'n t'! r'."N'd iN".'" 7N..
'n" i'r d'N. BOAT N".E'r' a.'"s t"W iHt on"
.''..'r' 1t ought To- Joe promptly pad. IT," '".n
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

ont Episcopal Church of the Trant6 ytirsti,p. ,,r
ncr Of bth ave. and 2g,h st This j. one ofth. haul
soonest Episcopal Churches Ia tho city. There wore
nine tai U.s. Including a r,ire,hm.tt table, all u
which we're very ta.tefil'y arranged. aud bor,
many choice specimens II the work OF tie "a ia.
who presided over them. American fss, d" ,-'
'i-pHyod over the entrance. and also otuanc
vu."ns parts " lie chapel.
h'NHs Tob's' y i.--Thist .l'o o'elrn''....
=" ny t"' SINAI h'gs ci'' B. .r" -n' '''
INVITE '''l"'i tn' ware. -''i', .s "a.." '." Sc
I'. ''r 7''' ant among tn's' were rs" o..
'' '.''' '.'7''''''- r'.' en- ''d''''' a'' on
W. mems 'l ''n"' 'l''5'
ms 49, ''',' No. II nhnl7'n''''' '' ''."''
"n WI "ct" A.H'r- ~ beads nud voi st." hi-'
attracted u" 'y' 'i w., visitor. Ih'ro was '.'"
i'hd-"m" i'otttri, some embossed flowers "l
I ''h'N" 'ui mhi' on "oist'd some rieI Hn'y
I"''. .'ns sf.k embroidered rise sad s.me
1'' ''' hh-,"n, &C.
" ".'s 7o''e, No. 4-itrr . mon 'ut''y
b '| .'' tie young .sdy who rrrs'lc' here. To
'''t' ""''I- t. 'S"min' tho lees attra tive ar.
t..'' which 'rn her table and Ar.t ir.m'i'i,.
, .'f Dor i' d "'' '.uih eut green ,Dh
.'..' '''''' VT Sf''' AMI ""k bender "nd firing"
W '''''I"'''''.'' ~ go. l''te"'' H'''" bht-
! .'$ ivy I'D ''l .-'' Workmanship ''"'i" '"D''
' ''' ma Handkerchief cover ''-'" =" splendid
r'.'' MI" a'sHi'n' 'mhi"i1rt'd u gree" 'ni "'S.
me H's"' - ih''e, No Z pinto " Pas
'R-7' d ''i'"'' r'I"r7'rs ioun' "p This t''. 'm.'s
''''h u one 'n which Is t"' n..'r % Tie C'"'tit..
/ ''' supported 'y a" uoh h'--, on tie o.
P'-'e -. The in'c ton I'stsr M..iay
''''.' u .7 vas laiu''d IN c"'ui- b. = lHdv, sn'
''.'d extremely handsome. On stone vh.,N
WIS neatly polished vas a representa- VA of Tho
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,t..,,- ,r.i..t.
w. N'''.I "'' '''h'i' h''u IN earnest
anl. i it's q -t'u' ' the ,.l -ooahle state or thI
e,.i.r, for no la.t. t,,.. ,.,. ,I, .,-..,. 90,
t-I ... .., VIZ,
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O. Do, nHrr general ui. ,cer t.ru last. many FAINT
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'''' WIN -nAH
however. ',,. aHt incl.
p.r,nr ,t. rlir T.t,.,,r,.,.,, p,,.,,,,.,-..
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Tie p I',.p.A Il ..W,ut, militia, win parade. tslny
DO r,H,fYu-atIuH .f ti..r ,l...,rt,,r, ,, ,., %,
u..-.f-. fl. rr,t .,t.u. the National rn.tl. sb.,B
tic Weather I.r... rr.. D.....l ANN. ,,t INNS. -
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HosrTrAL SHr,-The steamship Texas has
5soeI chartered by the Ladies' ReiCi Society, g.
be used as n hospital ship by the soldiers w,uIto1
tYortto~.r.
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"'"'""' 1e''" 'Vahy '"o'' hP" iS'-COo'
reNPOhuehee oi he h'sF m DENoohAr LA"
'"' I"u "u pths o'ihInSnns were =
,'''"''' ven miles ne.." Js'H~nI"iI on WINE
,u''r 10 i'r nom To rebels bong Z" Ph'n"n''
''y' "'y nave actually evacuated Pocah'h's
inc own Is now deserted the merchants having
,.''', 'i'r E'"' J''s7'nr"" Is also nearly
vac '''i" having rem '''d " p's'rN' '.n
.''.'' 49, ".''' u' f'''' seem u he 'on''h'
MY ''''
-'"' !" '''i'"' ~
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" '''"'' .''' ana
''N"'' " ''.'' Ut. 'i- I''''h.' white upon our
60. '' ~ ''e ~ 'N''h'y' W" NC
-. '''''''' ''' gong - "'"'"'
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Item" from Washington.
U'"' '@'1', .'H'| - -t,cncrnl Nhi,Il. hI.
h""i. .".. ..''j ., w.. rGo...,.
'.a.' loco" ..uri- uud 2 q, r'ua.#I..
..'r.'s b." O.. pI ''...' ni
''.. 90 Be u' '.". In t.e ''ec a, '.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-23

CEowps uF P-oILE co TO BARTLErr's,
daily, t. get his new spring styles Of Byots aud
Shoes, Everybody delighted, and usn he prioeS
are so yary low that yerybody must bIAyJ HARRY
LETT, S12 Grand st. corner Norfolk.
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A RAro-"ls-The TecasTer'hiq Of tue Tam
ulA4y Hr.ts'..