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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04

A. Il. a. ID. KELLY,
HACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
i shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady asr.
ian lO-dfw 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04
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" Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS Sons, Proprietors
Free Omnibus 10 and from the cars. Office fol
Stages leaving for LeClairc, Princeton, Lyons, De.
Witt, Maquoketa, and Anamoss.
Fare One Dollar per dav. aug2l-l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04

CHAs. 2. PUTNAM. JOHN n. ROGERS
PUMA VI 4 ROGEAS.
A TTORNkYS SANDCOUNSELORS AT LAW
IA OPpIcE, Davenport Blodk, No.29, Main st.
Second Floor. jun7-dtf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-10
NEW BOOKS!

lust f BY BarL "SPerdwelI,v
- a choice collection of new and popular works, 20 which
the attention Of the reading public is respectfully called
Among the collection are
Du Chaillu's new work on Africa,
The uprising of a Free People,
The Woman in White.
Seasons with the Sea Horse,
United States Infantry Tactics,
That's II.
The Perfect Gentleman,
Miss Beecher's Receipt Book,
Book Of Common Prayer. gilt edges,
Buttons Natural History, S vo. cloth,
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Gray's Botany for Young People,
AppletOn's Dictionary Of Mechanics, latest edition, half
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Eigar A Poe's complete works. vols,
Complete Letter Wrtr,
New Dictionary Quotations,
Onendorf IS Grammar and Key,
Plymouth Collection, cloth, plain,
Smith : Pilgrimage 20 Egypt,
Carlysle's Frederick the Great, Past and Present, and
French Revolution,
English POsts-including Heman's, Scott. Milton. Covper.
Burns, Byron, &C,
Appleton's Modern Atlas,
Porter on the Sugar Cane,
VatteI on the Ia of nations,
j set Irving's WashingtOn-5 vols. complete,
Everetis Life Of Washington.
The Correspondence of Alexander Won Humboldt,
The Romance Of an Irish Girl,
The Iamplighters Story-by Dickens,
The sutherIand's-by the author Of RusEedge,
Parton's Life of Andrew Jackson.
Life Of Garibaldi.
The Mississippi Bubble,
Bacnn's Essays,
Lilas waruer-by the author Of Adam Bede,
And 4 great variety OF Miscellaneous Eor s.
HIN. WHITNEY.
The New York herald., 1862-10-25

Look Our FOR THE DRAYr.-On the iO
November tho draft will be enforced in
State il our quota is not filled up before
time. But few days, therefore, remain
volunteering. Men may now enlist in
months regiments and receive bounty.
few days that bounty will cease, and men
have to 60 to the war without bounty
with their families unprovided Tor. Thir
this, and think of the preference Of volunt
over drafted mon. Enlist immediately. 6
out OF the draft.
The New York herald., 1862-10-25
The r. % RI.

FASHION rLEAsuRE GROUND ASSOCIATION -TRorTIN0.
nrho for 1000, play or pay milo heats bes three
In Ave- in harness. between General Butler and Rocking
ham. was commenced yesterday afternoon, but nos
finished when dakncsssc In The horses had trolted four
heats % that time Rockingham winning the rst In 2s1
Butler the second in 227x ockingha the third in 22sx;
and put,sr the fourth 227k The judges then decides
ina, ,he race should be 1nshcd this afternoon 81 three
o'sccr with ali outside bets o6 There WAS large a.
Ssndsnce yesterday, aud 10 probable there will Be
larger one to-day 10 witness the deciding heat bstwssn
lhsss mos. equally matched borsse,
The New York herald., 1862-10-25

ing the NortSxn rcdicals like char before
the wind. Thus GSsunicS, North and South,
shall receive its death Nov, The leaders on both
sides shall be punished, and good fellowship
shall prevail once more between the American
people from Maine to Texas, IOder one nas--
the old flag which has brayed tbs battle aud
the breeze for three-qaartcfs Of c, N'ury' aud
is destined still to be the symbol Of Eb,srty aad
empire in The New World.
The New York herald., 1862-10-25

THE TRIBUNE AND GEN. McCLErLANs Army
Tho Tribune, whose malice against General
Mcclellan grows by what it leeds upon, de-
clares that our statement that Mcclellan s
army needs shoes, clothing and supplies is
false. Now all tie private letters from this
army concur in the statement we have made.
Lieutenant Colonel Morrison. commanding the
gallant Hiellandcrs regiment (the Seventy
ninth New York State Militia), with Mcclellan 5
army, in complimentary order TO his brave
command. published in yesterdays HsRALp.
says" You have accomplished many marches
by day and by night, many OF YOU without
shoes. and all poorly clothed. You have en-
dured both hunger and thirst with scarcely a
murmur Of complaint" Besides this Adiutant
General Thomas, who ought to know something
OF this matter, says. in a recent letter, that
Mcclellan is really detained for supplies, which
are now being forwarded to him. We think
therefore. that this lie Of The 1itune is pretty
well nailed TO the counter. What lsdse coinage
Of spite and spleen will they offer us next.
The New York herald., 1862-10-25

THE EXEMPT BRIGADE.-Our Commissioners
Of Exemption ought to be very particular whom
they release from liability to the draft Many
Of the persons who now crowd the station
houses for exempt certificates will be very apt
to exaggerate slightly in giving their ages to
the Commissioners But when man walks up,
says II am over forty -ave," and receives nod
and an "all right" from the Commissioner, how
ever he must not consider himself exempt;
for he may be astonished TO- find that he 10
drafted notwithstanding this interesting little
Ceremony. II, from his appearance or from any
other circumstances, the Commissioner believes
his statement 70 be incorrect. A little more
caution cav on all sides, therefore, may not b out
Of place
The New York herald., 1862-10-25

GENERAL FREMONT on HMsELr.--Fremont
has been making an egotis,ical little speech
at st. Louis, in which he describes hini-
self as an ill-used man, and compares himself
not only TO rlbprough and Louis Napoleon
but also 10 the builders OF the walls Of Troy; to
the Trojan "whose spear against the treacherous
horse made tho cang Of arms resound;" to
LAGOON, attacked by serpents, and to An.
teus, who rose refreshed every time he
touched the earth during his struggle with Her
culcs. These classical illusions show considc.
rablc reading; but they are most unfortunately
apropos OF Fremonts fate The work OF the
builders Of Troy was all in vain, and ended in
ruins. The Trojan only invoked punishment
upon himself by striking the Grecian horse
LAGOON was killed by the serpents Hercules,
pcrceiving whence Antaus derived bis strength,
held him aloft and stranglsd him to death
Fremont therefore, Is not more successful in
his classical comparisons than in his military
campaigns In attempting to eulogize himself
he metaphorically admits that he is deceased
general. We gladly accept the admission.
The New York herald., 1862-10-25

WAsplScroN, Oct. %. 1S6e i
II having recently beea discovered that the practice
sending pirate lcers to this Der2r;men. rr the pur
pose being forwarded TO the Of Ministers and Con
sas Of tho United States abroad has tcen abused for din
loyal purposes notice bcreu. given that such letter
will henceorward be transmitted All letters 10 Minister
and Consus which may hereafter DC sent hiher 10 IN
forwarded must LETT open inspection by tho depart
ment WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The New York herald., 1862-10-25

LAURA AEEHE'S THEATRE. Broadway-No Rssr ron
yar wicsfr--coLLxgS BAwN SETTLED At LAsr
The New York herald., 1862-10-25

try they had displayed in despstching the large
amount of business brought before them during
the present torn, and they were then discharged.
After disposing of few cases. in which nothing
Of importance transpred. the Court adjourned
until Monday morning next, at eleven O'Clock
The stock market was higher yesterday, especially on
the Eres, Michigan Central and Rock Island The ad-
in Michigan Central equal 81. per cent Gold
lower, selling at tho 1871 Demand notes fe
u I27a y Exchange done at Las q y. Money WAS
pretty abundant At s per cent
The cotton market yesterday opened with some IRE
guiariy In prices but closed with stesdness at Gle for
mdd!ns uplaDds, while tho sales embraced about 900
balos. The -four market was heavy, lover and less
active, and prices declined So loc and n cases
CONCESSIONS in grades were reported al from
l6c, 25c.. while the transactions moderate and
mostly confined TO the home trade Wheat
prices for good qualities rather nrmer aud common
and prices especially for good sound qualities sustained
sales Of good shipping lots wesern mixed made at
Csc. 09c Pork active and rather lrmer with
sales Of at SIS 81 SIS So and Of prime at s12 25
Sugars though not active frm the embraced
500 hhds and PAL boxes at full prices. Coffee firm
sales Of 900 bags Maracaibo made at t. and so
do Rio at &c kc. Freghts heavy and rather
in American bottoms; wheat to Liverpool taken at
lod l0,sd in bulk and bags, in bak at Cd.
TO London wheat was engaged al 1ld in bags the same
figure paid 20 Glasgow 12d paid for wheat in
vessel TO Gloucester and 13d in another for Cork
foreign not plenty, aud filling up pretty
fast ut f,il rates.
The New York herald., 1862-10-25

~ LxIsLo's GARDEN. Broadway-Msssr wrvz or
The New York herald., 1862-10-25

NEW BOWERY THEATRE. Bowery-YASKrE
~ Q. loh--Ro akRT MAcARs--OSE GLASS MoRs.
The New York herald., 1862-10-25

wINTE. GARDEN, Broadway.--RicrErr
Riss sNB Pa ercHio.
The New York herald., 1862-10-25

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
The New York herald., 1862-10-25
yuE SITUATION.

New York. Saturday, October ~, Ist
The New York herald., 1862-10-25
Tug COSTA RIGA CLAIMS COMPASSION

The Costa Rica commission VIII cioss iis bcsiness
the sh Of November. Hon (. y. Cox OF OHIO, and Jam
81 Carlisle, tsq the latter Cor Cosla ca argued fcvsI
cases yesterday. Hon. Caleb Cushing is here AS coan
before the commission in casc rvoying about 5000
In money, loaned te that ropnhc.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
20 wear, Of which b.vo spent in the pson' Of sh
county and State. IL
THE ANNIVERSARIES.
SnndoK. May 4.


tn. Nrv.Youx Bible socfgrY.-Anntver'Afy exercises
4, N, peforrea Dutch Church. Fifth avenue corner OF
ninth street at "A O'Clock, Speskefs Inc heV
yr Duryes Of The Collegiate Church. and the rev D'
Rodgers Of Albany. -, g..
Av,sicAs sgANES's FRIEND SooIErT-AnOnAi 'efho"
nv .s Rev. j. Todd D. De- Of Pitsheld Ml'aehu'e''' III
bs L,s,e,e Presbyterian Church corner OF Ls'yee 'a
o,fora streets Brooklyn (the Rev. T. l. CuJieTD " y
o'clock ?.
goHD oP FoEEfGs MISSIONS OF rHs fHsbfIkh'A'
cYurcgsermon By the Rev John NJ KEebe'' De- IN 'ns
y,nbAvenu- Presbyterian Church 0bs Rev Dr hi'eA'"
= o'clock p m al,
U,xz FoB TEE FRrEspLgss-Anuual sera'n IN the hiso
,opoyepne Bspts. Church Of Madison sVeuuo ann
rty.grst street. b. the Rev Theodore b. coyie'' a. =
o'clock D. no. The Home Children viii occupy tho sAefie'
Uyoy THEOLOGICAL sExIyARY--Anniverssry orason oe-
. The Society of Inqary in Msdi.Ous P'esby'saa
Chnrch (tho Hev. Dr.. Adsms MI oc'cs p M oy 'he
Rev Roxard Crosby. D. D., Of New w-Brunswies, n. i
ASgRicAy AsD FoRgGs CaRisTIAN UHloN'-Anhua
Sermon IA ST. Georges Church the Rev Dr. Iypgs by the
Rev, Kingston Gsddsd d. d. Of Cincinnati at .: o'clock
p IN.
CHUncu AYTf-SLAvyET SOcrETY-Anpua Sermon III ths
Church Of he Pursns Union square, by tho Rev George D.
Cheeyer. D. D., at; O'Clock p Subject: Gods Csi"
Tor Mans Freedom
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
TO ARRIVE

4 ToTM FcIIPsE.-The Confederate hlranac for
1862, published by tho Rev. Dr.. Summers ut tie
Southern Methodist PGblshing-Iiouso, announces al
eclipse OF tie sun, Visible over the Confederate
Staiesw TO this 1tc .N0shcHe Uaon adds thai
a9ont The same tine there will be total ecpse Of
the Confederate States, visible over AL creation"
ARRESTED FoR PAssISG C0USTERfFIr MosET.
-Yessdsy John Kent arrested oD case of le!9nou
Iy .iug counterfeit bill on the BULBS esd Bank the
Store Of Wm McNsb 10. l.2J Broadway. eersh Golden
was also arrested for attempting ~ pas bin uf tho
Kind al tho store Of james H. Lssett No s7 Spring street
Both the tccus.d held for examination by j. se
QnsL .nbush The bills considereo 10 he well executed
but the paper 10 poor.
LUE OF CRIME AND yesterday,
Cha.s Douras brought up IN the Cour Of Spsca s..
ons three datinc, cbages Of larceny comatrf 20 d
orent hotels In this city and eentsnc"d to Tho ro1trns
for cir 0pths 1t spPeap st Dop.ls1 IL yoGs Of sxe
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
yovember to April 49, from the ports Of EewYort Boston
Portland Pbiadephs and Bslimore con pare as follows;
IS6O.1. 1S61.2.
Meat, ibs s..''.'''''''.'a,' % os5 .s.1 ooo ',to
Il - La - ~ laEl
J kl.J N,tFD
"A An an

Is5I bs................23 % 4a3O 8i,4llU0
bo,vine an nceae OF over 6) 0y0 s meat aud N O W0
n. lard This l. unprecedented In the history Of the com
mere of tins country Aud what mss encouraging Il the
ret not hstaGdiug the ieuse suppli-, throwG up -
he English markets, prices continue 20 bo we. .tsin"d IN
thai ,antfy This foreign consumption Ia, sr ard
conpe,aiDg for the loss Of he southern trade ard the
,tsf sboii he ogened ontb heu,e dealers would
20 out bndsoui-y notwithstanding tue eyraordrsy cop Of
hogs H. s13ion tie heavy incfesss ia the after a.
hown by packets returns fo tine West the EaT eB Oh p
meut' during he packing season, exhibit an Increase OF 49,
o. head q,
bill has been reported from the COMMITTEES on Ways and
Mems amendaory Of tie TO provide tacieased revenue
from e Imports pay he ilsTe on the public debt ora
other approved @ II August last IL allows sncb
nor mar be sssessed Dy state or Territory
by the District of Cougbia to DO paid AID ss;shef III
whole OF in ps by tie release Of such Stste TERRITORY or
District cnv X c1tci the urited Safes Of any hqudeo
and determined Ain pertaining thereto OF equal amount
against the Lifted stsss provided that IN case o. cr rsa'o
sdch State Territory Uarict sa be allowed te same
abatement OF the amount o sucn taxes a. ~oua be sAo"ei IA
@ the same iu money , r
Tins act stall be corsirued applying to such elaim o
Sst. f,f teobureineI Of expense iHcaret by them IN
ezroing subls Ing clothing, supplying ainng eilpPhs
paving gnd trausporug II, troop employed an so'ns %
sptres lie preset H. precyn against ine Uaed sia'.'
s be hsd With o., PfoTor oihcss oi tho JHieo ol'
before ihr 3Jn o July lrd n such cases the sDa
T IS per ,antri ss bee psde such lpitioa oi s-i "a.
AZ NAV be paid hy the allowances Of u' cans m @hoe o. ~
.ft e me as le nnul settlement aud liquidation Isis0
had been made before he 31ih oi June.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
The receipts Of Produce Of Milwaukee for {
week ending April e were:
The Cfncinnaii Lazeife says:


The weather dur1g the pss. week bas or tho most part
continued uny0as fII iam-wofk There have been some
laf dsy bat has hsen good deal Of Gan and IN ted
WORK vrry he has been done There hIo indications ct
pesent hoN even OF general CesIiD, uP tho Atmospheric
being clear dry br.cng The thus far been
most unyOr1De oT work ia the North West snd very ir
been doue 10 tine wsy Of planting spring wheat 5p0h
ihs crop fail 1t would be rieat drawback 10 thi. secion
which Tovs but little Winter wheat Ihs pr0spect 80 hav
Iug It, effect upon the market Farmers hoiing Dsck
III. i. stOeks awaiting furhc. developments knowing that
serious failure VI sprns wheat la Gos Iowa and Wiscon
sin would esd 10 the sbshent " higher prices for grain
nov Oh maud. Ths also luencng deslrrs IN this secon
who would be affected Indirectly by failure In tho North
West
In Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky where Winter wheat sr
clnsyey Is cultivated the crop looks very hns There Il
ger tnat 4 may obtsn too great growth, drshing
Weld Of grain The crop Is OF liable 10 rust hy
bu, contingencies that cannot be sucpaod ard
have only to present that the harvest pr.b be-
heavy ore in the three Stet named Late planting W the
North out welt bot the chances are eli against
II sveTaYa or eysH moderate crop.
Ths exports Of and lard 10 foreign oountrss tom
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03

DUTLAND & WASHiNGTON RAiLhOAD
ss co, STATE OF yERMo"r RUTLAND. .: en-. = VIZ.
ih4 kNtIP - kLILAH ID F. " A.. M ~ i; coy
TYWhrrra, psniel s Miller I'D s1era,fd hnsrp o. 20;
City aud s,ate OF Nev-ltfk, Trustees OF mo hsu
Wlnron kairosi Comnsny have hed ter pen p 900 81.
tou, ,yins fr Sn o,. npon thc bondh'deis o tn- hh
mortgage OF shit r,fOfd fer e. ti u s -, -.
peu,es Incurred n sait IN tho shove en'i.ea Se ~ ,
,s .sid uor 20 sid the hodeis Of "a ooud' Nii -
ali, ntIGcS ,orrg 70 he order OF .sii Court 70 ses
o.. ore th. Chancellor Of .ad Cour aaa 49, o-s "A a
thsv rgb nr,e why the PRAYER ~ ssid petition sao-H
~ rso.sa. nd tha ssl bo.dholds-s no. fa'ins tA'N"
Lceut csuss the conIrsfy heieoi = h,S. ..errsl
II 4. ordered a1d decr,sd that tie iris o. oy ~ ~
hx Ia mottg.ce &C. "a petitioner, Miller 4h'iy ,.r
cans. 10 bs raid to saa Mule. klapp ne eun 80.
e.u, on the LolE upgn l me norrH htl y, ~ I'M. rur
80 on OF beofe the hrs, day Of june a. y . ,r.Jy
u. II u,,ius theg shs Of too eosss ana rti,el I'D
q. OK iicaarud by sat poiionsf "a ~. In ,.id .os
aud such other peu'es A. nay occur .l f.t G,y
and Ia deiaglt OF the!r doing. on o. le. - aLu. sny
Iuns tLoy are hereby debtrrei isol hasias - N .nf
c.im on the proceed, property cl'iea - con- ia.
recovery shall unaeiy be hel tnr0' ,f,as.id AID sB
oni, tor OF on accorn. OF ths bonds So bsas
payments heretofore made % IAy u - - III mi IL all b. bed
ior sod on account Of the eten nsn the s1 pc, eeas
md treated 40 payment toward AND uP - Ire nz,tu
hereby ordered % be pald The his' II d. MADE 1pcs
Aforesaid Aud IN cuse any oontoI'Dp ~. found po
bonds hlch shall ultimseiy 70 a. t pfoy . btfces
Master on reference - sscef an We n say .lsa %
- - - ,.5 unon tle bopds las. nAn'"u "A "a
sleh s.'1 N 10 Vai ~ in ease recovery .hsh oe
alJ suit, and sid property ssaii ~ T s 90 be tepean.
81 vis,ae Of .sig aoI.s'1h whom sny money nal
-, 80 ~. o,S.r foT any Surplus OF money 80 P@''
fsyng the expenses Of sai penang - i. order shall
~ ~. bonsbodsrs BY Publishing the apnssa Dal
same under The tile Of said c,n.e ~ a. .d STATE sss
Herald snewspsper published nnniI.5.i in The City sn
~ as ws sea DAYS succc,ely tts a. ~, days
pubic .iou to be At least days previous ds
Jaos or ,; 'sIs ascS sSps ps.eh s .d BOND o S.S
aal,na. x DC coaa', Of Aat'ei sly'i v. iHrcrkINs
April, A d. 1904 Clssk IN Cssao~S'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03

The Twenty-h -hfth Anniversary Of tho Auseri.
cpn Tempera nee Union will be held at the Puritan
Church Union squsre. WEDNESDAY EVENING" Ad
dresses BY JAMES II. BRIGGS HENRY WARD BEECH
Err w. r.. DODGE and J. Is. MERWIS OF Detroit, who'
by sprca has addressed 100 regiments on Ten
persnos and 10 full Of interesting facts
The Trustep. Of the Fourth Avenne Pre.byie'iin
Church fth. Rev Dr. Parkersl h.ye REDUCED THE PRlCt
or pEVVS ONtTbkD, to suit the times from hay l. Iool
,nrng now from + 100 downwsfd
,rbe Presentation to The Rev. Dr. Cheever Of :
sicsr Ptcn,r ard Bible, tow colOred ieud', VIII
tass nl,e. oo MONDAY EVENING Msy D. at shiloh church.
corsr of Phi &c aud M.ion-st. The present tlon % ne
Rev Or TYNG ard the Rev. J. Il GLOyCsoi ~; AZ
dres.el also by the Rev. mesTs. GAhNEfI MAlliSoN'
SLOANE Adnttsnce IL cent? at the daor hour al 9cioeS
The Twenty. VI. 4; Church, near near
3a.v- Tho Rev. WILBUR FISK NAihltS' Ihst"s WI.
ur-,ch TO-AORROW a. lcl aud u 2 Subject foI
the EVENING: 5ectsrisn sbi0boletts
The Americnr Anfi-S,avery Society.-Essnty
ntn Anniversary the Chnrcb Of the flr1tans on
10y 10 A m. speskrr.: WILLIAM LLOYD OtbRlSon'
MN WELLS bROWN. WESDELL PHILLIPS, col,
zion will Ca taken for the Society The same society WI
hold another meeting on TUESDAY EYENINO n ocisct' '
AZ the Cooper lnstit1e SpesseTs The Rev Dr. CtE'hh
ANNA Z. DlCklNsON OF Philadelphia VILLA n
LLOYD GARRISON. Admi.tsnce 10 cents, 70 dshay e@'
psises,
Westminster Presbyterian Church, corqet i,t'
HUGH SMITH CARPENTER, viii rrsume the services ia
,D. Church TO-MORkOW Preaching a. l,3 o. "a Snd q
D. ~ Saoosih School a. 8 O'Clock p. M, the chapel
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
rnnnini. nf rsrnnuro.

N4YZ-lI1 CO.. Dbl. F.our 800 do Corn Hesl % ilcs
DO glJ lbs Nhisky. 2sg7 biol, Os $50 pkgI Provisions
]. 10 40 Lard OBJ kcss DO. 40 psgs Ashes.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
Eeeal Ncllcfs.

DURSUANT TO an order OF ROBERT h.
A COLES Surrogate OF the County Of Nesteaes.er 70
i,e q rf " .teu according 20 lsw, % a persons iYaG
claiu, scains. the estate OF ELISHA .. O late ci "a
Town ct AonAeFs. IL said County ,eava 20 oe.os -
sane wh tho vslrher. thereof 70 tls nJde ysd ejn1r
TRAITOR of all and singular the goods ctsteis ani csi iss
sail deceasei OF tho Oiics O. WiLLlAA \ CyJhi ~
ornav 40 III BrosiNay Ne~Y1Tk City. IN or beoe 70
18Th dhy Of July A. d. 1872 Dated his ~ day II J,nlS''
a. d, 1852. ). I. bAbbilAi Aa1i1''''-'''
Jat3 inwfmo Sat
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
Ocean Gtfnmers.

PASSPORT OFFICE, No. 200 Broadway,
near Fnons. gro md noorNs,ursllzea citizens nuat
produce their cerufcass Letters s.kng inoTnstion must
be addressed PASSPORT OFFICE Box no. 5eiS he"
York;
NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
~ THE STEAMSHIP GRhAr EASTERN
Will sail irom NEN-iOBK of LiFEAPOOL on
SATURDAY, May 81
Price OF fpsssagsin
kirst Cabin. .............f9 f9J06i35.
uccorJins 10 saego9m odstiou, all other privileges
being elIs.
Thifl Jsbiu u............ fJDNtJ.
with very superior sccomm0dsons suites CT rooms Tor
families n.y epyagsd by special arrangement no oerth
secoT,sl until paid iOr. - ,,,,..,,, -.
Plans Of the shin Isy be seen and eoysgsmeus made tor
re rat o. pas.sr. on appica ION to ChAS. A. NhiiiND
at the oliice No. I Br,slway, NpwYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03

L'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, wa NEW
4 PORT sni FALL RilER-The splendid and superior
.eaner METROFOLrs Cart Brown, leaves New'fork
sv.ry TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ard SATURDAY. at
oelork o. M and u,. EMPIRE STATE, Capt bTbyton o.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY, At o'clock P m,
nom Pier No. ~. u.
ee nor no rooms will be regarded a. secufodso any al
piic Ant until the .ame shall have bosl paid for.
FreIeht 10 Boston !, forwarded through with great dispatch
W. WM BORDEN. Agent, Nos 10 and n Wesi-,t.