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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-25
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MnGelfgenbetttn BON : a IN Y
BraOfUrO. @e3Ussne Qstte aus alien
EstiIen bsS StaatsS fabrsn nod INNER fort,
fG tn Camp BRADFORD ga mslDen; etne 9rcbs
Mn3dN berIel6tn rurbe pom YrcfOBtuariHau
stn9rltsfert. Die fpleenben Nauten sntneb.
men MIR elmer SubIfttutenltte, trelde felt "a.
GfA tnaaairtet ; bic Nnutt,t Der Qerte, fir mel.
DE Iie bic DitnFpHt9t Rternabmen, lnb eben.
fails nuf8sfIkrt
Nnne Mrunbd guuntA - @uben S&utb
aus DsutlGIanb fir Ga. Dsrner &rbsrt
GarssnY aus philadelphia fur Warttn s. Ga
nan; ScGn Bunting aus Sent County fur
Anbrens 6nrmar +; eSnIneS NiuQtgan fur S6c-
mas SHerICf; @atrid Murptp aus Wa(9>
tmaton fir Snmes q. 9arbtfY Wiatant Oraz
per aus Canada fur gBiltnm 8nter patrtf
WcBrtee aus New gOrf fir Scbn -SrdBter;
Dm. 5arrtS aus Gnslanb far &t9arc s.
SOneS. ae HI a. a.' = .,5 ..'. e
@taGt Baltimore - SO6n @Gmtbt aus
DentIHlnnb fur Nbplp9 @DttIHnlt. a9 q
Baltimore GOuntY - glfreo GHERberg
aus DeutfAlanb fir SCbn 6. SOnes ; Scbn
Rcberts aus Dsutf6lnnp fir @ecrg Marlh;
6ermaun 8rlSSemann @9af. SamblstCn
aus 8aI6instOn fir Stspbsn geniOn Gbas.
Msser aus Deut99Ianb fIr Daniel @Owers ;
DnDsb MeDOnatb aus BaibtnStCn fur Sar,
ret q. Mat9ews; Su9n @telt aus Deutfd.
lamb fur Samuel 9onell; @bas. Wtber aus
Ganaba fir MiQtam Afeburf ; Gbw.. 6arrtS
aus Nsr OOrt fis Souls Strata; Sames
6eurdpes aus philadelphia fir Samuel @
5tssins; Rart 0iaQer q. 3. fur RtGarS g.
DOObs; Samuel Smttb 81, q. fir SefsriOn
WCrenn. % q
=. Carroll Counts - Sames pdrfer aus Bal
ttmOre fir aOuts s. B9ilipp Sec. 8rOpn.
DaIbinstUu, fur Soon s. @9tltps; SObn
RsarnY, Srlnnp, fir 2crsn30 S6rdne9 SEQ.
GtebtbenrOs. Ysnniplpanien, fir W.W. NCrrts;
g. Qepis 8alt. far @jsUrse Brorn; SumsS
Rtgatns. Bbtlaotlpbio, fis QOam S&asfer;
Grnlt S1iler ouS Dsutldlanb far NeIlOn
5aaj SObn 8OB, q 9, fur SacCb q. Bar
aaBsr; Ism. glaIfr, Dsuti&lanO, far Dapie
D. S9ls. 3 -ra stazr7 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
SURPRISE AND CAPTURE OF REBEL CAMP,
Gallant Exploit by the 60th Pennsylvania
Capture of 200 of the 18th North Carolina
NHwprnN, N. O., Nay u. 1863.


Col. Jones Of the 3Sth Pennsylvania Regiment
made a reconnaissance from Newbern on tho I'D
inst, with Lees Brigade, and when within about
miles Of Kinston, surprised and captured como zoo
Rebels belonging TO the Ssh North Carolina hegi'
ment, with several officers, a field piece, srms,
equipments, SC. A Rebel Captain and Lieutenant
were killed. None were killed on our side. Col.
Jones 10 the hero OF many daring exploits, and rs
military man stands very high in this department
Ho will soop be promoted.
The schooner Sea Bird Of Philadelphia, while
aground at the mouth Of the Nense River on the
Goth inst, was captured and burned by the Rebels,
who went of 70 her from the shore in ANAL bosis,
and took her captain and crew prisoners.
All the Rebel troops in the State, including recent
oonscripts, have gone 10 Virginia.
Gen. Wild is making fine Roadway 10 recruiting
bis African brigade.
Gen. Foster is now on a tour Of inspection 10 the
different military poets in this Department, which he
lie continually strengthening.
BRirroEr, n. c.. Wednesday. May 20. 1863
II appears from recent Developments that q million
dollars worth Of supples have reached tho enemy
through division and regimental suffers. The former
have exclusive right 10 open Wholesale houses
wherever they choose; and in many instances ,uch
houss have been established where we have no
military jurisdiction, and where free scces 70 the
enemy 10 readily obtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
Rebel Reports From viek.burs.

We were furnished by telegraph from Fortress
Monroe, on Tuesday night. with extracts from The
Richmond Enquirer Of the 25th, embracing tele.
graph dispatches from Mobile and else where within
80 Rebel lines concerning affairs at Vicksburg.
Having Ence received The Eaquirr We find tue
following official and other reports which were co.
drsly omitted from the summary sent from Fortress
Monroe, and which will DO found Of interest:
THE SIEGE on vICKsBURG
Latest Official Dkpslebe..
The following dispstcbes from Gen. Pemberton,
tie Commander o. Vicksburg, were sent 10 Jackson
hs.hsiPp. and from thence 'segraphed 70 President
Davis
VIcKsBURo, May 20.--The enemy assaulted ouI
ibsrsncbuents Yesterday, on our confer and lett
Thy we're repu sod with heavy loss. Our loss i,
mail The enemy's force 10 at least 6O000.
VIcKsBuRo, May 2I.--Ths euemy kept up heavy
artillery fire yesterday. Two OF our guns were dis
mounted In tho csnteri oar works, however, wore
uaiojarsd. Their sharpshooters picked OIL officers
aud Insn al day. Our works were repaired and oui
gaIs replaced last ught. Our men are encouraged
fJ report that Gen. Johnston 10 near with Large
army, and are In good spirits.
MAY II, .m.-Wo have had brisk artillery and
nu,ke.ry hrng today; also hesvy mortar firing
from gunboats
Three O'Clock p. m.-During the past two day.
wanspors with troops have gone up the liver. Ihei
Destination IL unknown.
NOBLE, May "a special dispatch 70 The id
scassS asd hss'sts,, dstsd today, Ays:
1ho sasEy he esea feilsd N su he Efforts Hii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

tho regiments from bis ATE in this command, and
talking with them. In company with General $50;
bel aud all e.oor he visited tho battle field OF boli
Run on Saturday. As me party were mosl,x y,
toward the field, the aaBkrrs brought 10 word thai
body OF cavalry were seen upon oar hgbs. ID
seryst on confirmed the first report, and matters
looked very pronisn g lha. the Governor was about
10 be trented to fsht. Our msn were speedily IN
positiou, bn. upon nrarin1 the supposed enemy they
proved 10 be Gen. Hays and party from GENRE
General Stahsl aud an escor, and quite number OF
l.de., vsii Cd the Great Falls Of the Potomac Tho
beauty Of he foebery and TIE hospitality OF Col
Alyer more than compensated for the hot and dusty
ride. Las. evening Gov. Blair reformed to Wash-
ington, expressing hinsef very much pleased WIN
his Wilt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
FROM WEST POINT, VA.
The Occupation of West Point Annoying
10 the Reseis-Brig. Gen. Gordon.
n. If Tns NJ n Irhuns


10 the Asbeis-Brig Gen. Gordon.
War Poisr. We. Nay ~ 1850
The occupation OF this position seems 70 have Get
our rebellious cousins q, Richmond al aRog; and
this il not 70 be wondered 81. II 10 likely 70 inter
fere with the supplies Of that city, and then the
proximity Of such force is rather uncomfortable.
1t is not more than thirty five miles from the spot
where am writing TO the Rebel Capital Their.
are no formidable petitions on the way there there
is but one considerable stream 10 cIoss; In care OF
an advance our TANKS for several miles could BE-
projected by guuboaIs.
Everything lie quiet here now, and what part we
are INTENDED 10 play In the new movements 10, oil
course known only to the powers above.
Brg. Gen. Gordon 10 10 command here. lie came
out ss Colooel Of the I'd Massachusetts, 10 grad
nate OF Vert Point, IN the same class ~ Mcclellan,
Jackson, Seymour, and others Of note In the war.
He is qui i but very setive and energetic man. He
is everywhere, and nothing escapes Bis attention.
lie is evidently soldier. Boil Hun Russell ieie
10 him IN his " Diary" ard ths reference shows
that the General Das thorough comprehension OF
the phi osophy Of this He is one who 10 likely
to be equal to any responsibilities that may be
thrown upon MIN. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrival Of Released Union Pri5oncrs-
Oar Omccrs Held as iiosiages-Hu-
mored Arrest OF Gen. Pemborion-Thc
Cburiesfon Bios kude Kun.

Oar Omecrs Held as lIosiages-Ru-
mored Arrest OF Gen. Pembcrton-The
Charleston BIot k"dc Run.
PoKrxns MosEOE. Tuesday. May "a, 1862
The flag Of truce steamer State OF Maine from
CITY Point has arrived with 81 exchanged Union
oIicepi among them Capt. Brown and Lieut..
C.rsar Of the guoboa, Indisnoa. She sso brings
back IA Rebel officers, the Rebels having refuse 70
give our officers in exchange. They wero sent TO
For, Norfolk by the steamer Croion. The Rebels
are holding lieutenant hostage for one executed
by Gen. Burnside.
The following items are taken from The Rich
r0nd Why of May q:
Orr Southern exchanges intimate rumor that
Gen. Johnston has taken from Gen. Pelnberton his
sword. aud placed Lim abder arrest
The steamers Margaret and jesse, Cap'. wilson,
and Auuip, Capt. CArlin ard Kate, CAPT. stubs,
arrived 1T Charleston Lst Wednesday, from Nassau,
uilb valuable cargo-s. en-
Geo. Forrest aud staff arrived al shelbyville,
Tenn. or the lith 'ust. He IL TO take command OF
Van Dorp's division.
TuLLAHuMA, May l3-The rnmor OF the capture
Of tvo OF cor regim-bis ia front with piece OF
arill-ryis not true. TIE enemy hid snrrodnd and
capture small post Of some 40 men. All quiet In
front.
| IN, Jackson Appeal OF the 18th says, that our
Ioea IN the hrst days engagement. near Raymond,
may be stated at COO killed, wounded aud missing
Tns loss Of off ,ers 10 said 70 be small.
| The steamer Emihe. from Newbern on The @4th,
Las arrived Sue brings lG6 Rebel prisoners, cap
,ured ut Knston, about 20 miles from Newberu, on
tho cd inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
The Eleventh Massaehusetts Bauery.

BosToE. Wednesday. May 81, 1853
The llth Massachusetts Battery arrived home to-
night, and met with a cordial reception. The Ma.
tionsl LaDcers escorted the men from the depot to
the Lancers armory, where q substantial rePast was
spread. The members Of the battery look, and evil
IDENTIFY feel well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

The following veseen are oHereo W 'ue oo'efn
ment:
W WI Il. 8 ss.s.%.a.......sieecs A. Ds%s", w.h
.: ',.. p'op.l',. Sc 100 s.a a'"' ~
CHARTERS
Ed Ludlow ,tnn tus..".sso per day 0se,ss Wood, Phs
$50 Per dsy. r. su,'.
THE WESTERN IROS-CLhDs UNDER FIRE.
| Chief Engineer John w. Hsruppe, OF the iron
clad Tuscumbia 10 responsible for the following
statement OF the manner In which DIS vsssei $1,000
Gre az Grand Gulf: The engagement lasted 81 hours
The Tuscumb is received ~ solid shot, and i isim
possible 70 count the SHELLS that exploded In her
The upper work 10 perfect wreck. NO man conIG
have lived on her deck for minute. 1t 10 believed
here ths, We were under the heaviest hre ever
known In Dsysl warfare. The Rebels concentrated
ali their Bro on "a for ut least two hours.
More than one-haf the tune during the night We
s,e not more than 50 yards from the muzzles OF 81
gnn, and somo Of these guns lO0pounder Parrots,
gun which throws projectes with greater force mar
sny gun now In use. But all would bot 90 ihey
so1la not penetrate tho iron sides of the Tnseumbia
+, il believed here that We were under heavier rs
than ever was known before-not excepting the
K,oxuk at Charleston. We received more shot'
than ali the other vessels combined Bu, Der plating
proved perfectly inyulnersb!e agiaLst all spof" "
penetrate II. ,,..s a.. h,;Id
inc the roscamba and that IL in the location OF Dc.
mspaz,ne. To give you an idea Of this, VIII Jus
cay that ia action the bAtcbes Of the mss11i sl'
necessarily left open. When tho shell exploded II
her turre,, the fire from burnt the boy very pSa
magazine 20 Mas powder up. This will b altered
before The weasel 10 pronounced 1T for action
again. A..
You must not think that the Tuscumbia 10 Oil,
abed beyond repair She will soon DO Sole 70 70 ~
again; her engines are ready DOW. All sue waoN
10 70 raise her wheels and weld her ~ne .u hl
tb.s L. u - ktnkU
good account Of her yet. We took 400 prisoners
and think, from what one Of them said when %
saw the Tuscunbia, that we gave them az gooa a.
they sent. bald he, "Tbsre 10 the ID square oo1
that give us h--l, and she does not look ss sn'
was hurt" Since the fight We have buried .nre'
men, who died from the wounds receiv od--InSking
in ali, eight killed.
| u. g. STEAMER LRRAPE.
The Lsnaps wss ~. launched lsst evening, al
wa sxPtcts4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
The YeHH Lafeaf.

wunHsIos wsdas.dsy. May q, 1893.
The last official intelligence from Vicksburg 10 Il
o'clock on Sunday morning, when all was repre-
ssn,sd ~ going On well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

Rebel Reports from yicksburg-4ufetude
I'm Gen. Dix's Departnicnt-Our Adj
x.uee Position toward the Biackwatcr
mniutaiucd-Thc Trade Regulations Of
Norfolk.
'"' wv ''' FonrnEa MeSRoz Nay d, 1850
The sae.of.,ruco boa. State OF Name, under
charge Of Cspt. John L. Milford Of the Sd New
York Volunteers, arrived from City Point aoout 81
clock this morning, bringing several Union omees
no had been made prisoners BY the Rebels and eI'
changed. Some sigh, ten Confederate officers
were brough. back on the ate Of Maine, the Rebel
authorities having failed TO exchange beui.
learn that news was received in Richmond, after
the issue Of she morning papers yesterday morning.
Of rsverses 70 the Usiou forces investing Vicksburg
The int Igence 10 10 the effect that Gen. Jobnsto
had suceee0ed IN crossing the Big Black River, AID
getting in tie rear OF Grants force. IL was re-
ported that Loing was threatening Grant on QUE
h.nk and that Pemberton mad successfully r-pelled
three assaults made by the Uuiou troops upon his
works Tho reports came TO Jeh. DAVIS III KIND
Of syuopsis, by telegraph, bat were not deemed
Official or couelusye. hey were most probsOy
ayIng rumors desigbed TO cover dishearteniug news
from the Rebel strong hold, Nl,ksbnrg The impress.
sion Ia N nary circles here 10 mat our reports OF
the progress OF Grants campaign are lar more trust
worthy aud probable than hoss which have reached
here through Rebel sources.
All 10 quiet in this Department. Our troops
main ain an advance position toward the Black
water, but nothing u Importance seems to be con-
euiplaied in that quarter. There Is nothing worthy
OF note stirring at Yorktown. Gen Rufus King
left last evening for the North for visit " few
days.
The Norfolk Board of Trade yesterday made
representation TO Gen. Dix, through u special COM
mi tee, OF tue stare of busness Ia that city. Inc
General received the Committee IN very cordial
manner, aud It seems probable ,hst an Improvement
will speedily take place 10 tie trade OF the place.
The Norfolk Board OF Trade embraces oil the re-
spec.sbe tadesmen in the city, who feel anxious 10
DO Legitimate business in their several lines, and
are eafnss,iy seeking also 10 remove all csu'e OF
complaint in tie Of permits for the intIoduc-
ton Of goods into Norfolk, and 1t hoped that their
efforts will be crowned with success. w. IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
ne.sar-s Against Invnsiop.

HAkRIfBUs0, Pa. Wsdhssdsy May q, I0oJ
Gov. Curtin. by appointment, will leave this
evening for Washington, who're, in conjunction with
Gen. Scheuek, he viii consult with the President
and authorities relative TO the future protection Of
the State against invasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

List Of Killed, Wounded, spd Missing In
the 1924 Regiment New-Serh '"ien-
teers ss Battles near Chsneeiiorsviie'
Va, may 4, ., and ., 1893.
LIsut Col Robert AysZ. sssa, ssIissa! AIn'V sa'Ss
pssEttAk WssAisStsss .. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
Naval.

VESSELS OFFERED TO THE GOVERNMENT.
The following vessels are offered 10 the Govern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
To the Assseiatsd Press. O3

..... WAsRiSsros. Wednesday, Nay -, ~
The THREE HUNDRED DOLLAR CLAUSE
Attorney. General Bates has not, as stated. cvse
an opinion respecting the $500 clause in the CSuS
scription set. The subject has not even kssn satA
United 70 him, ~ Wa ssssrsaiasd on inquiry tpSefN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
wA.utsaros. Wednesday. Nay 81. 1853.

ARRIVAL OF REBEL PRISONERS.
Twenty eight Rebel deserters, two Rebel prison.
ers and four prisoners Of State were brought up 10.
dsy from tho lower Potomac.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Commander Robert Townsend has been ordered
" tho command OF tho irou-cAd steamer Esex, 10
relieve Commander Caldwell .
Lieutenant. C ommapder L, p. McCrea has been
ordered TO tbs Roanoke.
Lieutenant Commander Ralph Chandler has been
ordered 70 the command Of the 0wssoo, 10 relieve
Lieutenant. Commander Madigsn.
Acting Ensigns L.. L. Msnter and Whitman Chase
hsys been ordered 10 the steamer Iron age.
Acting Assistant Psymas.er Henry p. Brown has
been ordered TO the storeship Courier.
Acting Assistant Paymsster W. W. Woodruff has
been ordered to tho steamer Delaware.
James Il. N. Barber has bseu appointed Acting
Assistant Surgeon, aud ordered 70 tho steausr Iron
Age. .
ARRIVAL OF coNTRABANDs.
About 600 coutrabands arrived here this afternoon
from Acquia Crsek, consisting Of men, women and
children. They were turned over 10 the Provost.
Marshal.
RECEIVER OF PUBLIC MONEYS IN SAN FRAN.
CISCO.
Ralph 8. Dor q California has been appointed
Receiver OF Public Moneys for the district Of lands
subject " sale ut San Francisco.
Accepting the latest Rebel statements Of the
Confederate debt accurate, and dividing equally
among the population OF The southern STATES:
would smount 10 Just el63 for each person. The
Na,husHe VWoa rsns!ss !hsst cS9f IAn Win
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

LAND SURVEYS In CALIFORNIA.
The General Land Office is In receipt Of The recent
surveys Of plau Of ten towns9ips In the soapti1
Of Zolo and Soano, IN Cslifornis.
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

plfffIc EsftN r-fuk tNugE -igs.y VII
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fssl assfar 81 - rsafc rsirsY t<sf@rb Dfvs
~ - - ttrsfraa gfsrirrs r f 49, a. Af
80 W sev-f-f sii~r ~ u~srs1vsih ~ hansss ctf
if fes fsshrF irfo-ussf ~ "a afffrassf -
~ sresrarrsa ~ - sAsaos usisi, Co. o. E-sssf
trss, t@n flTt. Tsylns. ariiffrr. =
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The New York herald., 1863-06-18
TmE LEcTURx sEAsos.

IrFoRr,rT Lgc-rEEs DAILY roR agsrIEygv
i ery. a. shs Ssw fert Nns.rH - Assiosy 80 nfrst
sty faflss atahs fftsrf itss itrtnfes haze -al
fsf aff fessfp ~ " ruis ~ s,ffesftE asT-sxy N
~ Fsw Yefi tslfa " Arai1ry
The New York herald., 1863-06-18
pRopMALs.


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~ AAtS44ibn G,44 HI. 4. NAY NAY o. isss
providing fos ne s.s OF s.2 rsa 10 o. s
a. New az Issr ,sS9.
the basin q. csns carondsis, !, ana h.,ss,
suisorssdi 10 se Al pubic suction ashs., bidder :.
s M % on The s a, OF 1sGoer o sSa s sar the term
Of ws.y ave years Of double .ras -.
& ns upper n ., 70. , tim Nth ws,.S street, down Wa
s. e ss Sssn b.s e ' e es~. :'is
y . MIN sSs; ssr ...: sss
along the nver IRON, 70 ~ SwsI r a @ ss cens 81
street to Magazine nes WIN snse ia .,r. y, c,rs
Ses up ciross .irss. AIN Triton W.s % 81
and with single ss from the vsr 20 q sss p
4: sss
2: .a'a'. I.-s -.' :. :. '.'
said Sos shall y Of ,sss " sea o. s;nss I me Ne
xpe and csnsl s'r.s. ,sro.ds The %s',r,.'' 70, %,
snahis. and shall 6sse The fols-ins aim.n. on. =.
cypress. ss bs .rbs Inesss. and ssh, bet long and
the string OF yellow pine or cyress ave ~ esns
inches fhs paving. whsrr the way srcady paved. .hs
ss,abiished BY The CITY Surveyor and shall layer
ss 81 sas -. q Il
an The ssss s. sa n BE- ss - nv" s ounss ,ss
yard The track within the rails shall bs paved With
.p.s ne @.s n. .ss % :i .s 2: 70: sfs
down the rn,4re sAslstsciiou OF o. ciy surveyor.
from SAID road sions ss RIVER front tho ,s,ss
ANY of iaopery along sad road upon ,hs ri.sr
out. - as 20 said road VITA aid property.
Cars for shall be OF the description OF those
eow use1 upon Tho prrssns city rnr"sas ana osrs .s
ss as"D @ 's,f 5, re or
abreast p,.-snrrrs .hAran during ths DAY and
moi sae sas hsn ~ S sye n paes from day
.en o,l'cs r. N. until minisht Tbs speed Of 80 cars.
hour ksery p.s.eossr o. irssS. may
,, asa WIN estTssp % ,.ns,, ,s 1., .nn ns m
The purchaser shall be boand Keep IA good rspair.
rsis and ii. So.d%sy for ten each side q .ad
u.cs ,o ,.., ., ,....ng.,..,, ,,o, N.
aaesr i@ii ss Sss. :,,ss s,:a % =
..as. points .ss S'' ?, ,ors .ssn a,s rs
wsI q sss 70 aae s s 20 s' .ss stp 81
mAn no % more than n ,n ,o, ..s ,os A. o.,
q. disisses .l..sysr. ssi uors ,lIa ,~sav esas pr
iosdi aud v,.S
CA Q Z barrel. barrel. ers.ar.
o. s.g.i. ?, apple.
OF gRsssSss gsa.h:ss sf sfiS', sssan,
or 10 plrcrs Oi b1kklos
Or barre, q .s.n'.
or yaeAs Of bnGslo fobss
or sasrss Of ssso in ear.
or 10 sArks OF cprn,
or0 boscs oi oxniles
or taffss OF cider,
or 70 barrels Of coal.
or " bfes,
or bars ofhay.
or barrels o. ara,
or ~ Asss o. i.fA
OF bsrfes of lne,
ofie piss ~ ssn
or 10 ssrss ~ oAs
or hosshsai q .oeseeo.
OF .ossneal ~ .at-f.
or ? hHI.b oi slsh, Ut
,aeasm so1ss'
or kess oi lsls
or SACKS oi SAT-
or talxs sf hAtssd, su
or bbls ~ 20 Atoe@
or lIsrc~s of ham.
ls'ses VI rice,
barrels o. ma kefe,
or 10 botsa sl totssoo.
or bb Groi.o.
or ssnsis Of sEi.sy o. ohss usass.
or % u, = sss sss un5.
The New York herald., 1863-06-18

poy wAxrgp-To WORK IN BAKERY CALL AT
ID 90 Brosfvay.
DoYs wASTED.-Two HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS
ID boy wanted. In dry goods odbing house Ore finf
with NJ parents preferreE Address IN handwruns boz
ss7 Posioacc for t~c days
DoY wANrED.--A BOY. ABOUT 10 YEARS o. AGE
IL wanted a onire. 4 IA rsnd
and resides vita his psrrnts Apply. bsiween anI lJ
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