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Aid for the Weapded SeIdi.r,

IkpiAsAfoLIs, Feb. ia special train left
here today with physicians and twenty 1--WE vol
unteer nurses, and large Quantities Of hospital
stores, 70 relieve the wounded at Fort Doneison.
A citizens' meeting han been called to make ar
rangements for taking care Of the wounded that
win be sent here. Gov. Morton leaves Tonight
for Fort Donelson
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Oculist and Aurist.
DR.. r. A. Won MOSCHZISkER,
From Clinton Plsoe. New York. has arrive IN TIE
city and opened his Offices at
227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
where he c.n be consulted on Malsdles Of the
EYE. AND EAR
requiring medlca! and E1rSloEi treatment
Dr. VSS Gns.s the a ad intro
ETHEREAL EAR INHALAT0R,
for the treatment OF obstinate cases of
DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD.
He 10 Also author OF the letters published in the
New York and PhisdelPhIa papers
treating or the preTention OF
DEAFNESS FROM THE FIRING OFCAk
NON, &c.
DR.. Won NJ has for the past fourteen years devoted
his spcoiai attention 10 the
TREATMENT OF THE EYE AND EAR,
And possesses the testimonials of OF the best
known public men IN the Union. who h1ve bsen
most successfully trested By HIM for the
RESTORATION OF SIGHT + HEARING.
RE AD,
a., From Professor Monkgr, BasttmoTs
fsctly restored. | sm Fsppy to express my convic
tion that by your skill and judgmsnt she he's been
have befalIen her"
From the Hon. Senator Prghl
To Ds. Won MOsCHzIskRR: am greatly obliged
Deafness and The skill with whioh You have treated
my case, and have no doubt that by careful OBJ
% HH.
permanently restored. q. n. PUGH.
IF'on John Milan. yr., Son Of ths Hon. Judge Of
the U. S. Supreme Court
1t well known To my numerous friends that /
have been deprived OF my hearing for many years.
am happy TO state that have, thanks 20 DR.. Won
MoschzIsker, entirely recovered. My hearing IS
low as acute as ever. JOHN M'LEAN, Jr.
For several years / suffered from deafness. Dr.
Won Moschzisker restored my heaTing.
St Louis, Sept. Z, 1883. JOSEPH YEATS.
DIR. Won MOschzIsker most successfully operated
on my eyes, and benefited my sight sTGesdingly.
81. Louis, Sept. u. JS5s.
ILsttsr from Rev. J. J. MKlIoal
DR. Won. MosCHZIsKER-Dear SIr.-AmorE
those who have been benefited by your sti tillful
treatment, IN diseases lmpalrIng the eight, affords
me great pleasure 70 add the testimonial Of INV
grantuds 70 the list OF your patentr. My sight
months that could not recognise the features Of
friend standing near me. / tender you this
acknowledgment OF your eminent skill and succszs
In the treatmeIt q your Obliged and grateful friend
TIE originSl of the above, and hu nd eds more
testimonials, can be seen at DR.. MS rooms,
Patients wishing their family phynci.n ,o 40
purpose nsultston are al Iberty 10 ipH vh
Medical men Will % at eli times welcomed 10
witness Dr. Won M . operetions and exnminS
some OF the lpstruments ne has introduced for the
facIiSuon OF Opthamic and Arral Sursery,
~ nc,aI yes inserted without causing any pain
Once hours from a. m. to ,. m and from 70
fs6I I'm as7 PENNSYLVANIA AvENuE
YEAs-TEAs-TEAsl
10y et BROWNING q kEATAtS Sis sea0
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lnterruptisn Of the western TELEGRAPH
- Lines by the STERN

% affected the Western telegraph lines that thew
have ceased to work. This prevents the trans
msson Of the particulars and details Of the battle
which have, doubtless, ere this reached Cairo
and st. Louis +.. 4 a s,..F
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EOX EXCELSIOR CRACKERS.-A fresh
Il supply Of Fox's Celebrated Excelsior Crack
lowest rates. KING & BURCHELL,
Jas Corner Vermont av and 18th street,
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NOTICE
NOTICE
NOTICE
TO Suffers.
To SUTLERS
SPfCED MOLASSBS CAKES.
SPICED MOLASSES CAKES.
SPICED SUGAR CAKES.
SPICED SUGAR CAKES.

SPICED MOLASSES CAKES.
SPICED SUGAR CAKES.
SPICED SUGAR CAKES.
In consequence of the great demand for our No
lasses Ginger Cake and Sugar Cake, We have sp-
' w. II. HAMILTON & CO..
4T0 Ninth Street,
pr Ips' Agent for their sale, from whom they
can be bought at hve dollars per barrel
SNAPS,
JUMBLEs,
M0LASsES POUND CAKE,
IN QUANTITIES,
IN QUANTITIES,
In QUANTITIES.
BOSTON CRACKERS,
Fresh every dsJ-xsrm from the oven make de-
Tea Cents Per Pound.
DAYTON's
Gel EBRATED MlNCE PIES.
Hotel-keepers. Heads of Families, and Suffers
are invited to try our excellent MiIoe Pies.
Our MINCE PIES need only to be tried to be
appreciated; prloe SO and sl2 per hundred.
JAMES L. DAYTON,
Bskery-46e Eleventh street,
febS between g and II.
PARAFFINE
CANDLKs!>
MBUCCPS PATENT PARAPPINE
CANDLES!
Manufactured by the
NEW YORK PARAyyINz CANDLE 90,
For sale IN susnti ties 70 suit purohs ers, By the
Manufacturer agents,
JOHNSON & NA6LE,
ass Penn. avenue, Washington DC.
ja n 10 Royal. near KING St.. Alexandra, Va.
COIN wANTBDy
The Highest Pnce paid for
80 ID AND SILVER.
SPECIE FoR sALs IN SUNS TO SUIT.
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 co.,
BANK RS,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
jsa-a Corner Tenth street.
bses@Ssr & 1881, Gsss Sandiea dosis s.SsSis gssss
%.Il:a NsS YOfH iss & tie uiasa :a%s
e a:iOt !. LANGDoN.
Jusr R..., "A 4aTTEFSIIoN. F.S.. 9...,,,.,, :, ,.
Ee.thers, Comfortables, Blankets, Bed.tesds.
Mattresses. snd Carpets. Parsons vIshinr 10
bay rec pested 10 examlne my stock before pur-
ehssins, a. an determined rot to b SsdeT,ofd.
42s 7th strsst, between O and h,
R l-lm. I-ls b east sids.
CEILING OFFI = = .
SELLING OFF
Goods, Long Broohe Shavls. Cloth Plaid Shavls,
:eS Ladiss' Cloth Cloaks, al e cost for essh.
els 6 s23 Seventhnt, above Pa av.
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{EAs-TEAs-TEAsl
SOcI heoeiysd prime LOT new 'fees Pa. a.la
ioE BROWNING kEATSstSjs
eer"vu eos fs, avenue, nex- sth u,
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OF STATE,
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w JANUARY 81, 1862.
ORDERED, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations In tbs field.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business OF
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
ia 22-d Secretary Of War.
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HEL.MgU4D's EXTRA TFsCHS
al egectioEz aL- diseases o 4 tbs
URINARY CaeAFr,
whether eXIStlnr IN
MALE OR FEMALE,
nom whatever suse cr,fretInE and no matter
III LONG STANDING.
tless O-Eans rstUi sAe ssd Of . DE-
gRHTICs
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is SHE GREAT DIURETIC,
ard it certain TO have the desired eject IN
D.sse tes for sEktck % IS TscoUr16Sded.
rvIpnncs OF THE XosT RESPONSIBLE AED m
LIAzLE CuARACTKR
villSsocompIny the medicines.
CERRIFICATEs OF CURES,
From 90 years ElsnGiE1
WITH Names known 10
SCIENCE AN1 FAME.
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FEMALES FEMALES-REMALES

FEMALES- FEMA LES FEMALES,
OLDOR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In Many Affections Peculiar 20 FsnGlss
the Extract Buchu ls uneSpailsd by any other rem
ecJ, IS IN ChlOroSgs or ReteEtOL. trTt gaiauty
PsIGfUiEese, or Suppression o. CusIOmar. Evao-
uGtl0as, liberated or SchIrTous state OF the Ute
rus, lie IcOrThea or Whites. SteTIlIty. AID for ali
eCr1P siEts incident . the sex. whether arising
from IndiscretoH. Habits of Dissipation. or IN the
DECLINE OR CHANGE Of LIFEg
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Oysters! Oysters
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
NOTICE OF Removal,

The delivery ONCE of this company is removed
from Third street 70 the large depot on u street.
between I'd and Sd sts- de S-t
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TsSE BHis1m, M-rcs-y UsplsdSsss
Msdietss for OHP1s0sdSi aEa DaHgrosS
DISEASES
HELMBOLU'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CUkEs
SEChEE DISEASES
In al sheiT Stages; At ItLe kxsenAe
Little change lu Diet Nc shoonYeniepos
AHd no LpOsuFst
IL causes free mt desire z gives strength 20
Urlnate, ther reby Removing g. 5st -ucttnns,
Preventing aRd Cu uns Structures OF tie ITethTH.
AiayiAE ram aLd Inflammation, go
frequent AZ the class Of diseases, aad ling GB
PosscAoES, ptstaSSd- and t7oTH MatfST,
TROCsESDs UPON THOUsAyDs
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VnCI ms OF
QUACKS,
and who have paid hsGrV fees TO be cured short
time, hSTe found they were deceived, enG that ths
POIRoN" has, by the uso OF pet5srJEI asTtHgsnSs
teen dried up the syctCm, 70 b.ssk out IL a. 81
ETaVstod form, and
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GENUINE PREPARATION.
RTRLY CONCENTRATED"
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu,
PssitSrs sad Specific Rs~s6s
For Diseases Of tie

EOr Dle6&ses oi TIE
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, and DROP.
SICAL SWELLINGS.
ThIs Medicine Increases tbs power Of Digestion,
ksnd cxcltes the ABsORBENrs INTO healthy aotlon,
toy which the wATERY Oh CALCEROUs de2csitipng I.
And al UNNATURAL ENLAR6ENFNrs are reduced
a. rel As PAIN AND INFLAEZLTIoN.
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se,scted With great osre bs : oOmPetent dFuEEIst.
PREPARED IN Y6CUO,
BYB. z HELM BOLD,
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ulcotuTeF Of
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS
AFFIDAVIT.
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FROM 4. M. TO P. IL.
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Delivered to any address, sscurs'T VsoAea ron
observation.
Address Iesteis iOr InforHGaon IN 0onhoe CO
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Depot, IeI Scath Teeth at, below CAeStrEt Phih
BEwABE OF COUNTERFEIlS
AND UNPRIE0IFLED Dh tLEks
Who eude&vor 20 dispose "of thssf own
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WASHINGTON, ID. C., JANUARY, 1854.
r E NOV A l..
A. BININGER L. co.
H Il nj oV ED
2Is PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
wILLARDS' HOTEL.

We invite the attention OF our friends and
&faens TO the Card below:
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sRoRN9SSuE5 HH s. s.6s. S1I8 8I$Ga fffss
eoxes Tor one dollar: Gray, red or asxen hair can
brown. b nslns GpE.ms Lie MD Hair Dye. the best
m hnd cnespest IN the world, prodncinE. the mppent
Of fUPHAM'S HAIR DYE Is Warranted to contain
q puch kaiy dye as othsrs sell for oHs dollay!
dephis, and s. CALVERT FORD, corner lith
stIsst and Pa. ave-; In Alexandris, By hENRY
COOK q Co.. Druggists. sep Scoiy
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W. BOYS CLOTHING.
w Have received within tho last day or two a
lergS assortment Of BOYS' SPRING CLOTH
ING. embracing all styles of low priced, medium,
ana nne qualities, which We are selling at very
low prIces for cash.
WALL, STEPHENS & co,
322 Ps av between 9Th and 10th sis.
m2 llntel. d Hep1
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The main line Of northern defenses are those
on Bakers Hill and the four hills east and west
of it. To begin with the east. About three
quarters Of a mile, and on the opposite side Of
Barren river from Bakers Hill, is the knob
which was the former residence Of Homer L.
Underwood, q member Of the present Kentusky
Legislature, and which is called by him Mount
Airy, and which name I retain in contradis-
tinction to Judge Underwood's, on the west.
This peak is not so high as its neighbor, and Of
another shape--the summit Nat and oblong.
The late residence Of Mr.. Underwood stands
upon the summit at the southern point, and
the hill was magnifcently cultivated as gar
den. II is now a ruin, and the family Of Mr..
Underwood occupy once outbuilding Of his
magnificent dwelling. Upon this point similar
works To those on Bakers Hill have been
erected, consisting Of lunette fort, with
crescent-shaped embankment In front, mount
ing together eight guns, all of smaller caliber.
Indeed, there are no heavy guns mounted at
bowling Green. These guns all bear upon the
northern approaches by rail and pike, and by
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

u COO bushels were reported Sl Rye was quiet at
U.s. Oats armr, with safes Of Canadian and West.
err at Ale +sc., and state al 45c.
COrfEE.-TLe market was moro active, with sales OF
ab 200 bags Rio on private terms and 200 do. Ja
maca ~ 201ac.
Corrog--Ihe MAJ ket again active and higher.
The sales footed ~ 500 bales the basis OF 3lc
81 &C. poT lb and at the close holders stood for
Sc Inidd.ipg ugands. Some parties IN the trade
estimated the stock on hand as low as . 900 bales.
FRKGrTs were without Important change, while en-
gagenens were less active 10 Liverpool about 80 900
bushes Of wheat engaged II ships bag at
L. Sd, and 10000 A. 600 DO. corn, IN blik /,
at ylsa. 9g{d., and some 1000 bbis. -four
at IS 3D. Lard was 32s. To /. mon f.000 bushels
wheat ID ships bags taken al IL Sd. and two or
three lots o. Hour al unchanged rates. British bark
for Bristol, engaged 1900 bushels wheat at i3d,
PRoNIsioNs.-l 'olk--Ihe market comparatively
quiet, whi.o prices were seady. The sales embraced
about 500 bhs Sl2 25 for and 80 G2 50 rs Oc
prime. Beef without activity and rather DUH fhe
PLAN mess, and at SI4 sl4 o15s for extra
do. Prime mess be-r and beer hams were quiet
Bacon was dull and nominal Cut meats wore
in fair request, willie prices irregular,
while the embraced $50 packages at sac. Ac for
shoulders and axe 5iic. Tor hams; prime held
at 51sc. Prime new State yellow butter selling at
1Sc. Zoe, waite was ectcd, and quoted AT L..
14c.; yellow Ohio sao ble at lTc lSc-the Ia tier
Ggure for choice. Cheese he w st to
&c 7c, old, OF good to prime quality ranged from &c.
SMc.. with light supplies on the market.
SUGARS steady and in good demand, with sales of
1875 hhds chiefly Cubas within the range ly II To-
7Ic. for Cubas, with small lots prime grocery grades
t &c., and 80 boxes for refining sold at 7c. &c.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

-oanadian -four heavy and lower, and the demand
moderate our quotations; the sales embraced about
800 bbs Southern aour unchanged while the sales
footed about 100 bbs Wheat hsavy and declined
&C. per busbsl prime white was scarce and prices
about the same; the sales embraced about 22o 900
bushels At sSe. 81 OF for Chicago spring, 81 Is
aS1 ls for amber Michigan, 81 e2 . 81 o5 for amber
Iowa and Green Bay, soc. 81 o. for Michigan club,
s5c. 81 o. for Racine spring, 81 20 q 81 rs for
white Ohio and Michigan and ooc 81 for Canada club
Corn rather easier though without change Of mo-
ment in prices. Tbs market was active, with sales Of
about 1000 bushels at 45xe. 47c. for new and at
4sc; old wcsers yellow al 5lc Barley was stesdv
. sale Of 1000 bushels Canada West was made Al
700, Barley nall wss more ectSeI ~ ssise n some
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
United states District Court.
HAMILTON y. TowLE vs. THE STEAMSHIP GREAT
EASTERN HER ENGINES, ETc.

Tho libel this case was filed at the District Court
yesterday The lbelant who civil engineer by pro-
fession was on board the Great Eastern passenger
on her voyage from Liverpool September 10, 1861
The libel states that on the third day Of the voyage
when the sp was4 about three hundred miles west Of
Cape Clear, she was overtaken by violent hurricane
her ruddsr was broken the dewhees carried away and
other damage or serious character done TO the vessel
The officers Of the ship endeavorsd by various devices
the ship but failed and she renamed for thres
days At the mercy OF the sea- On the day after
the disabling OF the ship the bsant devised Tempo
rary steering apparatus which he requested BY the
captain 10 perfect. On the third day the temporary
steering gear was completed and the ship rendered.
manageable and enabled 10 return safely Cork harbor
The libellsnt CLAIMS compensation, In the nature or
salvage for his services, fixing his claim ono hundred
thousand dollars. Howsnd Aspinwall, consigness OF
the ship having become surstiss. the vessel has been
released -.
George c. and Mont. Gibbs and Lacsn Brdssys for tho
libeilant.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge smaley.
NAY 2s-The United States rs Sizty-ons Tennessee Sr ,,r
Cen, Bonds dc.-This suit involves property to the
amount of SIS 900. Tho property is claimed by Mr..
Garnett Guthrie Of Petersburg, Va. who arrested
on the 2lst August last sent to Fort Lafayette
Upon examination, however, Mr.. Guthrie was re-
leased and it appears he subsequently rearrested
suspicion Of beng friendly towards the enemy. The
property question seized at the time Of his first
arrest, and lbeled as having been procured and pre-
pared to be taken South contrary to the fifteenth section
o the act OF July 18th, and the proclamation August
Is, Issued pursuant thereto. The question as to the
condemnation Of the property on to-day, Mcssrs.
T. DeaGed Smith, united States District ATTORNEY anu
his assistant Mr. Stewart L. Woodford for the govern
ment, and Messrs. liam N. Evarts, Waldo Hutchns
and Augustus Schell for the claimant.
A jury having been empannelled, Mr.. E. D. Smith
opened the By concise statement OF the facts
tbs law and referred to tho several proclamatons
President Lincoln.
Robert King, the first witness examined stated that
he detective and arrested Mr. Guthrie on tho 2Ist
OF August last by orders Of the Marshall Guthrie then
told him that be going home to Petersburg that
night the bag produced in court containing bonds gold
and letters, was also seized and taken TO the head Office
OF the Metropolitan police, the defendant taken to
Fort lafayette; does not know how long he
there.
on cross examination by Mr.. Evarts Mr. King said
that he was led to expect share Of the proceeds II this
property was consca.sd he did not know thing OF
h made the arrest but he was told SO ar
terwards-that he would get perhaps one-half.
sergeant Young gave similar testimony the arrest
OF Mr.. Guthrie.
Gu crossexaminatiop by Mr. Evarts witness said that
defendant (Guhrc) told him he here lawful bus
and that h. had been New York such business
before he did not know that he had committed any dis
loyal act; that he had not had anything TO do
with lpoltcs for eighteen years; that he was a
lawyer by profession, and that his partner IN
Petersburg was tho nrst man TO down the
Gag he protested his innocence OF any Of treason
td witness he had merely made the purchase OF these
securities and that he no secrecy witness had no
i'm unda fha
oint authority Of the Superintendent OF Police the
United States Marshal; heard fhat Mr. Guthrie was bs-
rated by the government after examination witness
arrested him the second time by the orders the Super
Ltcndent only does not know what he was for
except that he was not loyal.
Mr.. waldron proved the delivery OF certain Of tho
Southern bonds to Mr.. Guthrie, an order from a
southern house, for which his (wtness firm transacted
business.
| Tho will be resumed this morning
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
General Wool ON C0nfscatfOn.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or VIRGINIA, I
FORTRESS MONROE. NAV N 1892

Sn-Severa persons have come from Norfolk with ap-
pcatons for property which, they say belongs them
and about Fortress Monroe and Hampton they having
left II and removed I, Norfolk, preferrng to join tho
bells rather than TO remain under the protection OF the
United States. Such persons have claim upon the
United States FOR any property thus abandoned. BY
joining the rebels they have forfeited all claims they
might otherwise have had upon the United States.
fasses such persons ought not to be given these
Headquarters. Very respectfully, obedent servant
JOHN f. WOOL,
Major General Commanding ths Department
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

WEDNESDAY,, Nay 80 p. N.
BkEApsruIFs.-Four-with hoavy receipts and the
lato unfavorablo foreign the market was heavy
and again fell OF fully &C. per bbl, especially for CON-
mon and medium grades The sales footed up about
u 900 bbls within the following range OF prices;-
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
HlPPIN G NE w s.
ALMANAC FOR YoRK--rrIIs DAY.
NOON 80
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is WATER 05
Port or New York, May IS, ls62.

CLEARED
Steamship Roanoke Couch Havana and New Oreans-Lud-
saip swallow, Baker San Francisco-sutton 4 Co.
Snip BAVARIA warren nasreW Whocx J
Barr narHlas Star s,rlna It saso1e@ssasa%
SIN 9 SN Holmes Rosess, Hareor Island; -,,n
schr George D1ndas tBr), Young, Cnarottcown, PEI
ssSr Areole, SaIlen, wasAinsioss sedell. ~
@ sshr Isabella fauiklin l s$ii soston..Saser A ~
sr sc psrr,sr psry a RIVER Carver Chase
sSSp Dosn saoss' New ifM
oop hamEhe krso hors ad Racket
ARRIVED.
Steamship Columbia, Adams, Havana, May r. with ~lse
ss E Aa passed Y Steamer Mian for New
ssa@sSIP EslSsla Hayes savanla via Kns,,sn "a
ssin inst rs in the Gulf ran afou Of part Of wreck s,'sns
the sarboard wheel and disabling have been Morkas
steamship S spaaiding tU transporp, Hqwes White
26th inst passed steamship Daniel Webster hence,
ship Henry Moore London and the Isle Of Wight
CO. e Crossed mSs1 Ss Banks II IN Ia IS M saw no e
Ship FscaaaSa tof Portsmouth, NI Weeks Cadiz, April
p
Gsraa ADr oro with rag E as y McNuen
Liverpool SO days. coal Manhattan Coz vessel
Edmston Bros ilth inst lat A 22 lon 66 s. spoke schr
Bonde Of and from Provinceown for the Banks, days
out; day, several icebergs. II
Bark Paas (Br Of Beze), biddle Belize Hon, May 10
with cotton &c TO Josiah Jex 10TH AM lat 23 90 lon S.
was boarded from bark Pursuit. who reported that
s Rsw se
OF the captured steamer.
Prince May s. and st Marc 18TH 4c and l3 pas
sengers, to Murray, Jr.
Bark George Horton tof Rockland). Sleeper Havana
May l6. with sugar 10 Walsh Carver Chase. Had light
Brig Glen (Br of S. Ives), Wallace Palermo, 81 days
with fruit TO JAS Robinson. lOh inst lat ~ 20 lon AZ 20
spoke brig Georriana, for Liverpool,
with peanuts Ward Co. Gath inst, lat "a 10. Ion H.
spoke brig Ocean Traveller hence for Neuytas date lat
or Ion, ,rsignazed bark MayHower bounds
schr Cnocaw, Harding Eizabe.hport for Cohasset Mar
Schr Aron Chase Elizabethport for Boston,
Schr Lady OF the Ocean, Chamberlain, Ezabethport FOR
schr 9 L lowering Jones Elizabethport for Taunton.
Schr Orion, Davis, Elizabehport for Providence.
Schr Kossuh, Lee Newbuiy port days
Schr Palladium, Small, Providence. 2 days.
Schr II II Moulton (Br), Stowe, New Haven, days.
Schr Tariff Provost, Stamford. 2 days
Schr Helen Mar, Sturges, Brookhaven.
sshr LLejos WI whtMors kopdou pmao Tor go Boston na,o
Soop q Ames, sullivan Taunton.
Steamer George Peabody ~ transpor Kearters Hate
Inlet via Fortress Monroe May 2 PM (where she put
Steamer Fanny Cadwallader Person, Baltimore.
Steamer " Stevens. Dorgnerty. Baltimore.
Steamer Comet. Jones' PhiadelDhia.
Steamer Black Diamond Green Philadelphia
Steamer Westchcster. Nyc, Providence.
Steamship Roaroke, HaSana and New Orleans.
Wind sunset sw, light.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
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