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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-06
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MIL L S,

SITUATED ON PHALDN'S CREEK, WHERE tn
SALTWATER ROAD CROSSES.
This Mill is lust completed, and in good running
der Our 4chiu-ry embraces all the latest improve
meuts got up the East, without regard TO expense
has two run OF burrs which will DE kept running
night and day, thai farmers cOang from dis ance
can be accommOda ed without "a UGH delay:
The want of a 6rs.claas mill OF this kind has long
been felt by the ctiz ms of ST. Paul I'D vicn ty.
We have secured the services Of ames Crigie, who
has AIDE milling the busnrs OF his ife and In whom
we eau place entire confidence All ind Of grain will
b. weighed when brought TO the mil and ais when
The public that we make as good r and grea
yield toe bushe As any mill IN Min esota. and re
.uectfully solicit fair trial. All VIII and other
grains taken the MILL aud nour deliver to any
of the city charge. All work viii ewarraned
ocl7-d,w&tw
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WE learn from the Carver Transcript
that, during the last week, one hundred EN-.
igr ants arrived at that place, all of whom
intend to settle in Carver county.
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METEOROLOGICAL NorEs FOR MAY, 1862.

METEOROLOGICAL NorEs FOR MAY, 1862.
The impression left by the month past
was an unusually pleasant one. Several
circumstances combined to produce this re-
suit. Except on the lat and 4th, there were
no frosts and on the latter occasion it was
confined to low grounds. Then there was
a very small proportion of rain, and large
amount of clear, warm days. The effect
upon vegetation was almost miraculous.
The wild flowers, and the foliage of the
trees were fully twenty days in advance of
last year, and earlier than any in the past
six. In fact, we may be said to have had
little or no spring, SO rapid has been the
progress Of the season.
Thermometrical observations resulted as
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The winds were variable, with slight
preponderance from points about the south
ST. PAUL, June 3, 1862. P.
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DIED.

In St. Anthony, of consumption, May 2lst, Mr.. LEI
EVELYN WORKS. aged rs years and one day-ei
dest son of Jacob and Mary H. Works, of Brownvlle
Maine.
Maine papers please copy.
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Colonel Mobiles has forwarded to this city
two contrabands and horse, captured at
Port Royal, while acting as Cotton Agent.
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Call for the Sixth lie siment from Min
ncsOta.

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS,
STATR OF MINNESOTA, ADJ'T GEMS OFFICE,
st. Paul, May 22d, 1869.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 6.
The Secretary OF War has made an urgen
call upon the Governor Of the State for t Sixth
Regiment of Infantry.
Confident that patriotism will in future, as
heretofore, distinguish our citizens, and that
whatever necessity for additional troops may
now or hereafter exist, every Minnesotian
will cheerfuly and promptly rally in defense
liberty and the country, the COMMANDMENT.
Chiefdirects the immediate organization of a
Regiment of Infantry, to be mustered into the
service and pay of the United States for three
years or during the war, to be designated as
the Sixth Regiment Minnesota Volunteers. and
70 consist of ten (l0) companies, each consti-
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MINIMUM. MAXIMUM.
Captain. / Captain,
First Lieutenant, l First Lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant. ! Second Lieutenant.
First Sergeant. First Sergeant.
Sergeants. Sergeants.
8 Corporals. CorpOrals.
2 Musicians. 2 Musicians.
Wagner. Wagner.
81 Privates. 81 Privates.
SO lOl
AL companies and parts of companies raised
under this order will report at Fort Smelling.
Subsistence and lodging of recruits from the
time Of their enlistment, and prior to their mus.
ter into service, will be paid for by the General
Government. at rate not exceeding 40 cents
per day.
Necessary transportation of recruits will
be paid for at the current rates of stage and
steamboat fare.
Companies and officers of companies will
take position and rank according to the date
of being mustered into the United States ser.
vice.
Clothing, arms and equipments will be SUP.
piled before the Regiment leaves the State.
The Regiment will be moved to the seat Of
war as soon as full.
By order of the Commander.in.Chief,
OSCAR MALMROS,
Adjutant- General, State of Minnesota
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

nS- BACHELORS HAIR DYE THE BEST IN
THE WORLD.-WnL'AN 4. B .1CHELoR's celebrated
Har Dye produces color not to be disngui he'd from
ted not TO injure the Hair in the least
sdies the i'll effects Of I'd dyes, and nvgoraes the
Hair for hfp. GREY RED RUSTY HAIR Instantly turns
splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by ali Druggists, &c.
The Genuine |, signed WILLIAM A. BATCH.
ELOR, ON -FOUR SIDES BOX.
FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY STREET.,
NEW YORK.
(Late Z53 Broadway and is Bond stTeet) jel dawIy
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PreparsGsxpresss for Tire PIonEg. AND DEMOCRAT n
Correesedby ogr o,on Reporter
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21
APRIL, 1861.

DRY GOODS.
NFKRCHAVrs vtng sis city Wit view Of MAKING purohssS
Va respectfully sohite1 70 e1amine oar hsocG 81 Dk1
GOODS. We ofsr FOR sale;
500 bales Brown sheetnEl and ahrtingS
80 OsnAburgs,
50 RlsAched Sheetihys and shirunrA
bObNes Paid aad striped OsuNbaryl,
so pieces Striped aud Plaid Douesaea, for ssSVAsAA
- sobAlcs rennsa,
50 Denlus and striped ehlrtinEa
z LsFl50 eases Fancy Prints,
~ CoitoaAdes,
10 Colored Canorioa,
IS keatucty Jeans and rveedA
Aa ~ savy srd Fne Linens geN
Wis, Janorcs Lrela Lawns. Plain striped EuahToid
cred Bsrrgss AT PopEns Cloths CAs,nees vengs b
al 3f shh gsy the cash proupt trade
KLLETT DRHwRY,
No. II Pearl street,
apI Nchrond, Va
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RICHMOND WING.
Che Daily vhiS In nichmOnd-Pay Ihe Car

The great demsn for the DAILY Vine within the city,
A. vel BY regular BY transient readers, and the diff
csy Of satisfactorily supplying both classes of readers,
by carrying system adapted only to OfHee subscriP-
tionS have induced to resort to the only feasible
mode Of managing large city circulation, to Wit that
Of prepayment to he CnriGrL From this date, there
fore subscriptions for the WHa to be let within the
city viii be taken al tAs ofce ard all persons indebted
FOR subscription the present time, within the city, are
requested to call the Office and settle their sccouns
The Carriers will Of course continue to deliver the pa
per to the present subscribers and receive pay for the
same at the rate OF fifteen cents per week. The public
w nov understand that all restriction upon the sale Of
the WIG by Carriers within the city is removed and
that all who uant it may huy from the Carriers or have
il left for them AZ their residences or places of business
SsDssube- l6ti 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21
TOHEADS Of DEPART-

10 HEADS OF DEPART
s<SH MENTs AID ASsIsTANrs.IU oud beg 70 Invite me
Heads OF Departments OF Tie various oraneha OF
Government Confederate states In Rehnond 10
large extensive OF Books, Paper, Station
cry, EoveIoPea, Hank Books, Ge., which vii
finish thc- AZ AIR prices
Etry shsI :, ~ estabshsa extensive Book Blnde
- prepAef Binding, aud the manufacture OF
BAak BooSI Of every description The best AID ~ the
lowest prices A NORRIS,
Pubalher and Bookseller,
les ~ Main street, Richmond, Va.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOOD

PECIAL notice to city and country people IN uAn' OIL any
- Goods would do BY calling az No. ~ man street
Having large stock Of Prints LsEns ssn' ~
AZ. nIan an red Baregea black and eolorsd Silks shaNs
~ anif 5ached and Shifting and saesng, Cassi
ereI and Kentucky Jeans striped and domestic Ior men nd
N,s and On lren shoes, Of every size and quality Linen
and Cotton c5J for And boys Ladies SIN and Lie
v AZ 10 rs1ts Mis STh 50 Linen Bos.ns At -
eepu; Irish Lner %, SIH and 50 cents PArAsoh LAIN
ana tped n Is cents Swiss Cambria and Jaconet Nj sni
npk blue sd vi TastSn Astonishing low prices; the finest
0aubc worked Bands and Collars At cost All those goods
Sboye and great many 10 mention, one for
ale Ubout charging they bought before the
hard times had coaueneel Be careful that come TO the
right place, No. q Male 6trGsl. -
nJS1 JOSEPH srkAUaH
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nrEIrARY CaPs. .nIlItarI Cap.!!
lASg6ss EFT ~ AM e.kSON.
EDVERNOR SwEEET

receiving ,o the Pa Trade, cA-psrgs, on Cloths, Ma
"A tssI cstan dlod C3rniess APd banda hintoS sAAds
Oarpe C.An Beds Ari AAesao made 70 order IS short
Ne Paper aaa1s done IN s | or country - superior ToTs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21

NJ E GLUEA superior article FOR Printer. Binders and
~ ~ eols
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GKNERAL EUPERlNTENDENT's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, July Slst, 1861.
Notice Persons sending Packages to Soldiers at mana
sas, StauntoH, &c, &c.
IyHE prA ce Of sending large packages BY the Mall Trains
becoming burdsrsOme the Train. besides causing delay
ia, and Il Necessary caution perSons cornne themselves TO
very snail packages they will the OF their being ls
besides being subject 70 exeress ehArgss- ,,-oo,,,
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And AgaS the sale Of Manufactured and smoking Tobacco
sCoo pAcKAyes noEior sale. leis-on
FWnch-stsr Rspgbicaa Stanton Spectator, and Frser
-fsbu-r NsFs gu copy and send hi 70 whig oiee
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HG0T A. JAMES,
Richmond, Virginia.


Richmond, Virginia.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAATS,
And Agents the sale Of Manufactured and smoking Tobacco
scJo pAcEAses nov for sale. Ieis-sn
F-Wnch-stsr Republican, Stanton Spectator and Frser
ctsours Nsss vi copy ms and sent PIN 70 Wig olee
DUVAL a NOn ON'S ..HOnSS ToNIC, Fok
NE.. sTaS tssEi an agPsJIie Relieving t1su OF
a Sr5 1S s an O ss Hose $40 T 1 p avs
men an appetite Aad glossy Of hAr Aai be len OF amer
.aati5a 10 extensively sase Is Introduction,
about year, 10 this city Aai al paris Of The STATE Of Viz
nA N5-h Carolina Nrs work. Anost every quarter Of
the Uacn-aaI the demand . stesiiy Increasing
.,bbr 1as been Able 70 asesgtia ooliuei vthe
Prl-PA iusSs Ia ts STATE, and Of JAS p DUAL Drug
go. soc Proprietor and sAnaaei nrer. ssS
NJ LTTAaY CAPS! Military CaPs!! JOBS
Vi DOLE CTS, Wholesale Aat SstSi 70 the Military
Ne paanc e-le his lsEe sock Of Home Manufactured
80 ~ us ~ y, ~, 4, 5,i =, ~ $50 Sli, ~
n N s2a,- W. ~ s o1S sSS ,SBS
- D. ~. 80 - .e nj set,i trais in se eoatau
st JnBS Do -, 10 = aaia street., Ssaaoat Va, ses0
DOCaECr - ANDEKSON,
GOVERNOR STREET,
az -sesvag oz the "a Trade, oAsEsrHgi on Cloths "a
"A ras csstaa d'ois G'raiess d banda hlntoS saads'
Paper HAns Carried lair I'D AoA, c IAs A los prices
h;s PapersAaas done IN s I Or country ~ superior Tors
40 TuE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.
fNHE sPXrAt or between he Northern and south states hav
Be expected supply Tie soGa S BUTTER, Aad hAvas been
cox sed Tor AMY years In AsiHe Of buInsss ItAke
5sry e usysi The PoP1sy OF beating yosr Butter Ill
before paar 4ad As OF putting II tubs larger al ths TOP
ne soJo ui SD % aSsi IS soon ier PAsEas As you
possibly v1-d Pl1ssea 70 receive u ca congnren'o or
paEshase l5scs-s the aavs market pc AID, - teAl
crsvey or can vi lul sords . the lowest rae; pm
CO p-5uptg, Ter EhAeyer Ay be
A eoladeni The i1ercs, OF both the tA1er
nyscL Wolt he gas % receive other country
proda,e, bal ny principal OBJECT call yoc- particular
caring Lass suFpei have oten seat heretofore
he s0lh on ne Nosh shis vecAn make al farsh
selves eve from The fAci hat have been engaged
b oaaess cy tcr ne is h.rtyeve ys4r Al ask
tdAl-fse,iag eozal-as o, siy.aS istaiastor-
rANPsON JONES, AKenL
Grocer and Ccmnis ion Merchant
aa2-dA, Cor Main Nni 9th "a. Richmond. Va
NV AUCTION HOUSE.
TORThE SALE OF NHGROEs.
TNNHE has A day commenced the auction buHnss
iDr the sAs Of NEGROES a NE Auction Room 1rAnA
street, Aiely oecuped by BITS q GREGORY
sell Negroes both puhhey A1d privately, AID Ioci TIE
patron -nts and The public generally. He pledges bis
es prolioe ne Interest = h pAoni; and Eaters hseu
his eHpe- the rads he all be enabled %
obtain hghesi prices lie ell make liberal advances
property hAnd-a-d prepared % board persons
gryei n he trade and q r servAahayrg ample Aeeo
Iz5iauoaa fsr bct. II srOAE,
on IrAakln, sEt door below Wan Iiree..
April l5,h. 1851.
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ebb common rosin were made 1t 81 per $50 pounds.
gurits tprpentne Waa hrmly hald NJ Al 20 ---

ebh. common rosin were made 1t 81 per $50 pounds.
Spirits turpentne was nrmly held at 81 20.
OnsCity linsosd easier, with salss reported for
cash at SAC Olive oil in good requsst with sales OF
Aarsess IN boxes s. 80 50 30 for quarts and at u
90 Tor pints Crude whale and sperm were unchanged
Petroleum was heavy and prices low. Sales this week
u AZ aS, at Ike, packages extra; refined was
" far demand and selling, for gravity OF "A ~ 2Sc
26c including 500 snotesos and 70 petroleum naptha
eoa90 gravity, at exc. exc, cash. packages extra.
with good demand at the concession in prices Sales were
reported Of 500 bbls, including new moss at $l2 62
Sl2 rs for new mess and at SO $40 81 for prime,
end at $l2 SO rs for Western and city prime
Beef was firm and in steady demand with sales Of AS
bbs at $l2 26 $l4 for plain mess, and $l4 90 $40 Tor
extra Beef haHs were steady, at $l7 a$l7 90. Irims
mess beef quiet Cut meats fair request,
with eales Of 400 packages at 4Hc. &c. for dry
shoulders, and bhc. &C. do for hams. Bacon was In
GOOD request and prices firm sales OF TOO boxes
made at 6c for Western Cumberland cut for short
ribbed, and 7Hc. 7Sc for do. long ribbed Lard was
IN fair request with sales OF 800 bbs and tiercss ~ NO
aShc-tho latter figure for prime. Butter and cheese
were unchanged. 4
Mos-l5O bags East India sold At SIC. . a5Xc.
SrCs.-Sales OF 10000 mats were made at p. g., and
12;0O0 do. 10 arrive, also.at tp I.
Su0ARs.-The market steady, with sales Of about
80 hhds. Cuba muscovados, mostly WITHIN tns
end 80 hhds Porto Rico included in the above, sold at
exc. ~ tc
Sxnps-Ths market for clover quiet At Sc. aS1sc
Timothy was quiet at 81 rs 81 Calcutta linseed was
aominal in Boston At 81 20 per gallon.
TAILow in good request, with sales or city and
Eastern at axe. 65<c., and Western 1t $40.
TEA was in good request from the trade, and prices
were sustanod. Sales this week on speculation en-
l100 souchong in bond and 500 natural leaf Japan on
WnieKsY.-The market was frmsr Sales of q 900 bbls
sate were made At and 800 bbls Western At 26c
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, APRIL H. l8s2rR1pIE SHEET

e Smith Jones Co lAth inst. 100 m!le. sE from Sandy
Of preysions-sapp6ed her same day brig 0hslonsr.
from Cuba for feSand Had heavy weather :, ,.u.. a
BTs Thompson. Wye River days with 'Aip
sehr Smithsonian Davis. Buenos q via g Tho
so% S%i'e for
% ssAs sAs Ann Leonard Orb LesmAn oarhassnA March ~
sehr 1%sic Mas. r,o.il,c April with
Tennessee Reef tForlda ali sail ayins apparently just
hsss Es r. & Old
E
iOtl. while hove too galley boat buiwaIks and
ass z as S: .psss
Chas.san, Handy hence, bound s. The Rapy had heavy
SER AsSls Ss, Ts.Is;s Smith cSpayss Ap With
:psis s S for ,o
chr EnterpTiss Gould Cages Is days with logwood
sshr pswolt Ibr, fi.zpatrck, Aux cayes March 90
spoke q ro% S n % on cape az
lon 7S H. spoke schr Aid FROM Phiadspha Key
sshr Dsshsway Br Of Halifsxl oumminssr Jersmie, "a
Martha of Boston5 RobOns Jerem,. Is days. with
coffee ssSr e. Tco,' 10 order psr ..,.,,, az
e
sshry ri ineo Hs eof Milford, De, Marshm.n. Remedies.
aaE 70 with ssssr 70 master iGh inst H Basnssa
az: ws, s'ss s s1ss'& AssF &
sssr Gatids fos Trinidad. IS days with sugar. TO
schr Maria Han tor Pembroke, Bradford Trinidad March
Keys BARK Isaac Davis Of Philadspha bound west
schr ANAL. lof slsarts) Aokery 8. Bats % days. with
0s s metal K asd d sauy .safs
a days, with wheat and tomatoes TO Middleton Co. Had
sc6r sarah Maria tof Gold Spring. Underhil Baracoa
passage been days Of Hatteras split and lost sails
honrs while hove etc TOO Under under clos Close reeied
oa main was struck BY and
fruit deck lost deck load shifted cargo hold. giving
ed 70 scud before The gale TO right her
Shr Equator (Br Albury. Baracoa 9days with fruit tc
schr Maria Davis (of Boston, Doaue. Baracoa, days
schr Deaart lof Georgetown) oumenger, Key West
II days. in ballast, to master.
ORDER s inst, AM atierss INV IS miles,
Spoke seh Sylvester Of Newport with loss Of jim
Hampton Roads for Providence.
scSr scSr Ea%S S,nJy. rery NewSsrn days ,o.
scSr schr Clifton, Clifton, Sutton; Nexbern, days.
sssSt Esaaee.h. s@ih, Fortress ss HSnros DAYS days
schr Diton tsf U"ion NJ, Ls%srai Forires. Monroe.
e nrysy for New Haven And
se sehr WIN WIN Henry, snarrott, Virginia, days
ssT xR 9ts:ss Ssssa virginia Virginia ssssS.
ss%r ss%r Ee rp p.sS %{ss SS.e seFG PhaasSsS sss
o s Se
Steamer Albany ~ ransport) Lewis, Newbern Nc, In
schr Barnes, Briggs. Elzaeethport for Fall River.
,ar sshr Fannie w HSz.ra RsaS Miller Miller Hartford aa
Steamer Alice. Macon. Baltimore.
Steamer Steamer n M% Stevens. q Donghegtty;; t; Baltimore
Steamer Westchester. Jones. Providene.
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S HIP PIN 6 NEW S .

ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK--rHis DAY.
IN RlsEs ........... IL NOON RISES eve 10
uuH 4o HIGH wArER. ....morn ~
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AArusEMENrs.

JVALLAcKs
W Doors h 4 2cHVfY .'
"''A "A,'A 'D' Gem GEMS nseise SiE THE DRAMA
ARE HEpIy. Ipyh9}p}qSgnED TIL TIE
Beautiful Scenery and having esabishsd the
entire and unqualified APPRECIATION Of the public and attract
ca Mr.. aio" WALLACE q sI1WaS' houses
pursue utmost as sas WIN '''
rRoeRAnMEA AEsaiH see The WEEK,
sS sS$ IS%sss; ss''''
which honored at lis first representation with gratifying
of approval by crowded and fashionable
THE EHEoABl WosBlEH
ro.NiaHT VrHURspXY),
81 sSnS Se q ne Ssdy %
%sssss ihss:s snsS lsTs in Maze expressly
WI WITH rtI:A VERY FULL AND COMPLETE SAsT',
Originally acted by iiin1' 1i heS'er aiAeA
ns Ssss Ssrs sSss s
Craven Acton H fsySc,S. NSesSn
Williams Tssnsr
Iaxsss pup MIRA Mary ossSsa
Baroness Mrs Reeves
Ma.,ss Ma.; FoA hsr rreach l Mr: VT: ssrson
Sally s,nslehsar lodging keeper. sefson
fhE NEW soENEsy - isHERWooD
AE4ETNHSS AZ .M,S,s sooS It THE HON %LASTAsRssrs
AHHs rcRS 81
Sir ''v'' I'ea. saDs i aSsf 0s EYSss rs ssn.s
ENTIRELY NEW scESEsSYla SUPERB COSTUMES OF
THE TIME H4a
both
! CIVIL AND MILITARY,
has been long In preparation and will speedily be producea
EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT
LOVE IN MAZE.
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TOO LATE FOR CLAssIEICATI0N.


ARMY SUPPLIES.-OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING
N and Equipagc, corner Of Broome and Greene streets
New York, April IT, lS6l.
Sealed proposals VIII be received at this olce until IL
O'Clock Monday the 2ls instant for furnishing at the
Depot OF Army Clothing and Equpage In this city, 5000
Packing Boxes morc or ess 10 be extended TO 10
qusc, and to be delivered from time 10 time may be
required
The boxes TO be made Of good inch white pine
from and such knots and blcmshes would Impair
the senh Of the umber 70 be tongued and plan
inside and TO be planned both sides; the
ends 70 be baencd the outside strips three inches
wde strapped with good hoop poes the ends OF which
lap eight inches the sides; dimcnsionsfour feet
long, feet two inches Deep one foot eight inches wde In
side measurement. rI.H
All boxes will subject inspection and any that
considered unfit will be rejected. Bidders will state how
how many they deliver per day
Proposals Will be accompanied by proper guaranty, set
ting the contract IL awarded the party named
the Of the contract for the faithful perform
ance OF the same.
The United states the right reject all bids
Pro posas 20 be proposals for furnishing Pack
ing Boxes" and addressed 10 = -.
Deputy Quartermaster General U. s. Army.
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SHIPPING.

1tHEAP PASSAGE TO AND FROM LIvERP0oL-Bl
~ the old Black Ball line Of packets-The clipper sh
GREAT WESTERN sails this day. For passage. apply i
JACOB WILSON, 106 South street.
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peol via LONDONDERRY steamer Chesapeake Crowel New
York; schr Mary Kelley, Reed Eniabetbpor. Cid 14th.
sALEm April lar .shr Z Stevens, sudley NYorE
Calcutta Bid 10Th, ship Ringdove. Holbrook, Sydney,
WILMINGTON, Del. April l4--Arr schr Chronometer,
Person, Portland.
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Port OF New York, April 1e, 1864.

CLEARED.
Ship Great Western, Furber, LverpoolChas Marshal
& Co
1intirn Go.
ship vol.a, Evalds, Cronstad-Funch, Meincke wendt
6hip Kearsage, Sawyer, Havana-W Arrowsmith.
Brig g Agnes fBr) Mis Laguayra-,J Whitney 4 Co.
Brig ID Jordan Abbott, Cardcnas-H ID Brookman 4 Co
Brig Queen Of the South Chapman, Key West-H Benner
Brig Herald Wing, Baltirnore-Brett, Son 4 Go.
6chr Fellow Craft (Br) lane 81 Johns, PR-B Small
6chr b Horton tBr), McKeemon, Havana-D X Dewof
echr Ann, Cole, Balttmore-MerriI Abbott.
6chr Georgia Norris, Smyrna, Del-Merrill Abbott
gchr Stafford, - Newcastle, Del--Master.
Schr Ocean Bird, Hicks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Hchr Mary Jane, McMnrray. Phiiadelphia-
6chr Forest King Brgss Phladclphia-J Dow.
Schr William, -, Batb-H Underwood.
8chr Lockwood. Smith, Camden-Master.
Echr Augusta, Perry, Bedford-Master.
Gchr island Home, Allen, Gloucesscr--A Howes.
Echr Pilot, Eldrdge, Dennis-Master
Gchr Emelne. Beebe, Providence-H Racket.
6oop Rio Grande, Burke, Chincoteague
The New York herald., 1862-04-17

T. = REWARD-LOST, A SMALL BLACK AND
pOen Terrier DOGS wcghs about thirteen pounds cropped
aud straight t The above reward viii be paid 70 any
one returning him TO Hugh FaDnp IG9 Broadway corner OF
Coryanat street, basepsns
The New York herald., 1862-04-17

ACADEMY OF MUSIC
The public and the friends OF the Lubns win please
the Of explanation the columns the Herald
tomorrow why their entertainments have been discontinued
FRED. JEROME LUBIM.
The New York herald., 1862-04-17

VNANTED--A FUR CARDINAL CAPE. A LADY VINO
w has lost beautiful Cardinal Cape wishes purchase
either but little worn either sable mink
Address with the size price and quality and where TO be
seen, Mrs. A. b., Herald Office