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, 1863-05-21
UNION CONVENTION
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

The undersigned, members Of both political
parties as heretofore existing, would respectfully
| and earnestly recommend to the Union and Loyal
People Of Washington Territory to meet in Con-
ventions in their respective counties, at an early
day, to select delegates to represent them in
UNION CONVENTION
Monday (the 25th day) Of Nay, 1868, for the
purpose Of
NOMINATING UNION CANDIDATE
to represent this Territory in the Hext Congress,
and to take sach other steps towards periecting
Union organization in this Territory as the
dangers now threatening our free institutions
may demand; each county to send to said Con.
vention two delegates for each representative It
has in the lower house Of the Legislature.
This call TO the loyal people OF the Territory
is made irrespective Of all political parties and
cliques and the only test required by the Con.
vention in its standard.bearer will be integrity
and capacity, an unconditional dev0ti6n 10 the
Union Of the States, cordial and earnest sup.
port Of the Government In its efforts to suppress
the present wicked rebellion, and a full and
stcadfast determination to prosecute the war till
the authority Of the Government ID recognized
in all our borders.
In the dangers and perils now Surrounding our
country, 1t is believed the partisan should be
buried in the patriot; that we should not waste
our strength in wrangling over the merits Of
Democracy" and " "Kepublcanism while the
torch Is being applied to the ediflce erected by
the great arm Of WASHINGTON In this belief
and in this spirit this call Is made.
FRIENDS OF THB UNIoNl you who are deter
mined to preserve the nation with oil its States
and Territories, with all the rights Of the States
and the People given them bV the Constitution,
let us not despair of the Republic. Lea our purest
and ablest men Teet together in Convention, to
take counsel together, and to send from this dis
tant shore cheering word to the Government
at Washington, and to the brave soldier on the
field, who has lejt his hon to fight and to fall in
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There Is no lack Of evidence Of extreme suf.
isring In The South. Itis the burden Of the song
q ~ the southern papers. Is vel as almOs. the
exclusive topic Of private letters from tho Con.
fsdsrate Statsa The condition q that delight
fa regioa 3 airikingly sEhibitOd iathe following
prayer for achaaeo % Sstallaas, uttered By The
Jackson MisisRpian.
The . Old ADAM is strong within IA and Ws
dare eaY there arc but few IN The South who DO
not heartily desire revenge--FuVeneo By retaliat-
ing On free noilp for The hellish acts q vandal-
ism peEpelr1.od By the Northern soldiery II the
South 2 FER enly monthssuccess Of an army
o. our Southern boys say 10 The loyal State 81
Ohiol Ihecry oi peace peacoin would then
Be cried N earnest-shnekcd out from hearts
Hruns with horror and dismay amid ruined
homclieada raFaged 1elda and burning cities.
. iof month Of rolaintion1 Thea both sides
would APPRECIATE the horrors cf'n cira var.
(Which the North does noD and We would then
Be ready and wiling CO.. peace. which thsrsby
would Be Al he more lasting.
An EXCHANGE hays the indications now arc that
The editor Of ne MielpiPiap vim son br
what ho desires, about ls long as bis State uili
oVe for borrowed non'y from foreign capitalists,
ner,ioofA e ma
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ADMINISTRATORS sALE

TllIE PnOBATB COURT HAVING REYusED
% connun he late sale q he oung described Prop
s snd ssassss Z, ssssl, asss = a,sssy e, s.sa natl y.
uRDAY, Mng 81 leel, q u O'Clock An: .ll.s, -
f9it Nos and q n Book No. - Ihe.t Lots adion,
tuoaisIr ooage House, uree f1pma % each a6oF and
.hsn li!...sai Issm e.ns ihrni'hsd sh sFsi and
TEnMs 0l saLn-lls1glaIs ~ runa Oh an q nd,
~ ~ e r.n.lne uAen ~ ale 4 oennmst " lhePF6.
sl'ssssenIll y nal,glSs On q tsl.l... q.
-. fs,e ~ u. fQlN LATHAM. =
aN Aanini-,saisf . nli.ie % a 9. nl|sA.
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YEAsr POwDERa--Every housekeeper knows
how difficult Il is TO make good bread, and we
therefore pke pleasure in calling atten to the
fact that to insure uniformly good, light sweet
and nutritious bread, Il is only necessary to use
Redington& Co.'S Yeast Powders, which in every
respect excel an similar preparations ever offered
y ths paslis. Soc establishment II another
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HotLoEAY's 0mTlrEnr AND PILLs.-R Rheumatic
and nervous pains.-The chilly mornings and
evenings will provoke these tortures IN constitu-
iious susceptible of such ualadics Nothing AZ.
fords 80 much relief as HolIoway's Ointment,
well rubbed upon the skin, after repeated warm
fomeatalions Thousands Of testimonials bear
witness TO the wonderful comfort obtained from
this safe and simple treatment, which al can
adopt HoIloway's Ointment, assisted BY . Judi.
other muscular pains whether they be acute,
chronic, external OF internal. tits earnestly re-
commended that every sufferer from such pains
should give to HolloWay's remedies few days
trial which viii fully convince the invalid that
cure win Be the reward Of continued peFsoveF-
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Ile Qn1aor Angus - The alsi number oi he
nluih volume q he 1sgus CONES o us conuid.
1IahlY enlarged 4 has been combined win
.hs s'a's R.Pathdan, and The Two papers are
non published under The ills Of the Oregon
4EgR The place of publication has been 70.
moved % Salem. he Capital of the State. W..
I. Adams confines % edi, Il
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DoQn o. nm coFFHRnhADs.-Iho Eighty,
alu, Ohio regiment hrgily compoald of Demo.
c'.ia stationed q CoIinih, Mia. lllsly sdop,sd
resolutions sebsmaniIy dehoppclne lhs copper
heads-,heiF protest ololiag thus; HWe want
every nan. woman and child 10 Ohio % know
lhli lal regiment g opposed bitterly and iof.
essi' % treason IN ils midst. in iis iiont and N
lllrs.nn
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1nlRs cnlDu AnnoAD.--A correspondents q
he London Dailg Ns.s commenting upon TIE
speculative character Or the rebel loan just nseo-
lated 10 England. ofsFs ibis suggestion: II
ny Be worth considering. whslhsr Jsf. DasiS
ul,o onee sepadialsd The bonds q The siaiS d
Mississippi, without law, would Be more jealous
q bic honor " regard % ne Coniodoiala loan,
AZ IN % days uhsn ilpniiadou Of iuui dsb,u
Har pcpal1r n he Souih. %. uhsn de Waf 5
brought % clola win The British 1ympaihissrs
E'|h slavery and Felson have % whsle ior he
money loaned % ne rebels
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL he sdLD AT, PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
w M0NDAY, the 25th Of May, AID. 1864, at 10 O'Clock
erty, vG.: ., ,..,. :
Lot No Seven % in BLOCK One ~ Of Balch portion Of the
per schedule now ready for inspection.
The above property VIII be sold BY the surviving partner
for the benefit Of the late arm Of o. I. Meeker.
ALs0-WHlbe be sold the day (25lh May AD 1861
upon the premises At O'Clock RM BY the Adnhisratrix
the land clam Of O. r. Meekeh; deceased.
TERMS or sALE-FOr Real hiate tel ser cent cash on
day OF SALE oFtyhve pef cent upan cnhhmaton Of sale,
and balance In SIX months om day a. sale with mortgage
security Personal property, cash on day Of sAls -
y. MEEKER
Surviving Partner arm Of o Az. Mreker.
A. O MEEKER
lSad Administrators Of Estate Of o p Meeker decd.
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s)slr Sdueriistmrnls.
lSHERIFF'S SALE.

DY vIRTUE or An RKEcUTIOn ISSUED
ID Of he District cour q Pierce County, ". r. on ne
IN day Of Nay 1858, and 10 directed and delivered
eel ac-ellnl % law = ne oour House door N el1acnom
SATURDAY, ne 1Oh day Of June AD 1905 Al O'Clock
R q aid day, he ioosins ds11rbsd R.ai Hsialt, %
AZ Asss ssn lsls Or tsrssls u lana .uals n cA.p.
manb pnrt d IN town ofnleauoom n Pierce County
WnIhnlon Territory that known and described n TIE
recorded ga. cf nd sen q 1ni No . nleck al,e
~ undivided onahaf Interest ID Lol1 Noa T. q
and N nlotk No III and LoiS Noli and n bock No,
- tcsshes sh ~ s appaitsnanel. thsrlunto btongns
he ssms q bs sd % sss Judgment ealing ior ne
sun Of One Hundred and NlnslyNlno Dollars and Eleven
Cents. and Interest from he 2oih day o February n 1893
y q. sl.ss.id Court 10 asetef y L EFnoN ard asan',
q STEPHEN sunson, NJ
tlt sff6N Sheriff Of Pierce County, v. =.
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pAnrD'-Ihe blrqua SsoiIand. Capt cIidden,
1allad % Tuesday for sap francisco, viii : cargo
q luuors o nalieh ohs tool he hmily q
oaPt Dayton, iornsIly q lbs Glinp,s, IS pas
, 1863-05-21

HlE4N EsTRAY-Aslray HEiFER, now about three
NlAN years DID, came TO my premises some two years
AW age. She is light brndie. with white face and
white under the belly, and white the
shoulder and nanka has crop both and split In
the right The requested come forward prove
property, pay charges and take her away
Ae4 spanauay Lake, Pierce Fierce County. W.T..
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Iursb.1. ~ During b, past week W
t.I, ID 1ID.-i,1 to.t1 or lhundsri ! net q
rIII l.-, o.rnIItncs here Ihele have been
.'...I,1 81 Showers q warm u|p. occurripg
. interval. 81 4l.I.I consecutive dlya Ihs
.'.. ~ .I.'1 crops doutlleu derived much
t.,..| tnn hes, I1orlr'. though lhsy bad %.
- .'I..1 from 1I1 weather. Ihnl a. he
.'',. l,1 t,,. ssr,ne'l aror,t|, br ~
I'1.,I q 1.1'..l',a.
, 1863-05-21

mMlns.-lt has been frequent subject q
c,nrl,ir hsIs ilua mi matter belonging 10
sl,lla,oon has through he eArslssnssS Of the
Olympia postmaster, been sSnt % Victoria Or
oEssul before reaching ils destination Our
oI,spn exchanges have repeatedly gone 10 VIC
lorla and back before coming 70 hand, owing 70
bslnS wrongly put Up iiolympiA Many Of our
clIlE1ne uuIe disappointed. on Monday last IN
rsrri . ~ n1n mal,ss sni Aes Isared that
4 hld sgiih ilrlyed aWig We hope lhs new
postmaster Vim DO better than bic predecessor.
nnd nol bssson,y of'n0 many mistakes
, 1863-05-21

H1I. AaAr.-I|un. Wm. =. W1Ilaco. Dele
r.|l 1I |A'1 I.fi|loiJ % Ihs |all Congress. ~
I.|..| o - l1n1 \ er|sra'n on aa'ariay
III q. a.. ncu,npan|si ~ h's rlls lni lon.
.n1 .l I|||., aas b iallI|,ui ha.llh and lpirila
/. |r. |IN, tslt. d, CollAlI win llke
.. ....IIo., |oi Id.to. loa,l lh, ahs,lno ol ioy-
..InI.I q |h1I IlrdIoFY in motion IIs vas
..E.'|. 4.I,1uli1I ouIs'l|Esnl. alo ezpi,ll.d
al. 1'...aI, a .s.In a..ing hin.
, 1863-05-21

Lo.E AID Foup.-For long tine We have
7onllIl1 81 llinly inquired What had bsssne
y he Indians Who used % inI1si this place
vAlrl lhly were more numerous than he white.
1r, yo,l Asa Latisrly their appsnraaco has
1,conl ,'noli norllly. and he imprssfon bs-
g. !. pI...'l 81 lhs5 haa soas lhs nay of ell
ne|h. 4 lano, =. however; for Ne olhsf day
as alfp |n|hlnei " citizen Of King County
ia d, Indians hai an snignisd 70 Seattle.
Scarcely Day passes be slys. n which hun
tf.l d noIs cannot bs l,sn 10 he streets q that
CARVING .osn. 50 'hsy ars no, ~ ds.d ~
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folilos o. lln OtnlLAn pnl.l Prom To-
tInfo1s uone weeks ance. - supposed lbo
Ff,n void "a |hn ofs.n q De Csppafhsldn n
Re .rrrcnching cangnsIs but Judging from ne
I.1oI d |h1 I.silIt "a he last Two issues We
.l|r|l - '| fas ubqnn1ntd'i 81 lhs Union.
La uc.k Il contained iorrible and able A.
ID, N support q he Uulon md dlnuneialofy
81 b. Coppslhlld Democracy. We ldoi,a d
II1 h4oIl|ll 1sn. Nd trust nat We nay not
b. ....|.1 II .fpl.nness The union needs
d. .I.1I1 ..plarl Of Al truly loyal men q Dis
.||' I.l -.|.l'.I|y q he rsea
....Ir I61lIr1 --Il1 OIl11li1A \ h1l'c.
A.. q, u|.lr.un. lhll b.|li Dc nan Win Ne
r,.|.n |,r' u'n||oa.' m I1|| paper lTo weeks
..1. loc.|.. 11|I ~ 1,InI Iha |ho paper ehro1i;
cling h O. Olympia For lhe iriolmat'on q our
..I.n.oI.i5. v. VII ~ nat De Hra1l1 1.
r0t'|.In1 n c',i|.r'1u. and rot 10 Olympia rhl
M tr| N|'1c1 10 .'|' o1r1uc' % e|1''.coon
|las I.5,5 b ,aa Illl d, ls'd rIlpp|, =
...'a coula|etstnli having had he damage p
n ..1I.1 n.m|I repaired.
The New York herald., 1863-06-29
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAI.

SUNDAY, June 2s, 1858.
The money market was much easier last week
than the week before, though the Sub-Treasury
balance rather increased than diminished. The
change arose from the influx Of money from the
country At this season Of the year the country
balances in our city banks always increase, and
when money commands high price the increase
is naturally more rapid and larger than would
otherwise be the case AT present, in Wall street,
money is worth a per cent per annum on call
on undoubted security, which is considerably more
than the bankers in the rural cities can get for
their means. Old fashioned capitalists, who pre-.
fer the paper Of merchants In good credit TO
other temporary investments, find IL impossible
TO get G per cent for their money; the competi.
ton for frs; class paper has caused it to
rule at S 5Is. Debt certificates, new issue, in.
terest and principal payable in currency, sell at
lL ala. discount. II was rumored some time ago
that the Treasury Department was issuing these
certificates with q sparing hand, and was paying
On unusual amount Of claims in currency. II has
not appeared. however, that the supply OF certi.
fcatcs in market has diminished in any sensible
degree After the lst proximo large amounts o,
money will be disbursed in dividends, and II, as Il
expected, the Secretary Of the Treasury makes nc
change in his policy, but merely announces thu,
he will continue to receive currency in subscription
for nvetwenty bonds at par, there is every reason
TO believe that the money market will rule easy
throughout the fall months.
Gold was singuarly inactive last week. con
sidering the exciting character Of the military in
teligence 1t sold at one time high as ll5L, but
did not remain there long, and closed last evening
at about the price at which IL had ruled during TIC
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

greater part Of the week-l44H a l46. Exchange
rose at one time to l5s, but could not be maintain
ed at that point Yesterday. at the close of busi-
ness the established rate for bankers bills was
l671s 1853. Considerable surprise has been ex-
pressed at the dullness of gold and exchange IN
the face Of news which might fairly have been ex-
pected to shake public confidence in the currency.
But the fact is no one in this meridian appears to
feel the slightest concern about the operations Of
General Lee in Southern Pennsylvania and Mary
land. Whether it is that people are satisfied
that the rebels will make nothing by the invasion
of the North, or whether-which is perhaps
the true secret-the public are convinced that
whatever temporary repulses may be encountered
and whatever disasters-endured, the United States
are capable of suppressing and determined to sup
press the Southern insurection, certain it is that
the alarm and uneasiness which. four and FIVE
months ago. enabled the copperhead gold gamblers
to carry the price Of the precious metal up to ITS
have entirely disappeared. and no one now seems
to have courage enough to buy fifty thousand
gold for the rise at any price. The fact is
the more significant as we are on the eve
of a further expansion Of paper credit
which will be scarcely less marked in it's effect
than the issue Of legal tender currency. Mr..
Comptroller McCulloch has just returned to WASH
ington after somewhat extended tour throughout
the loyal States. He has satisfied himself that by
New Year very large number Of banks will be
started under Secretary Chase's act, and by next
summer the full amount Of currency authorized
under that actviz: 300 900. 600 will be aaoat.
The talk of great bank at New York, with
$40, 900. 900 capital, continues active; but we have
not heard that any practical steps have yet been
taken towards its organization.
The following table shows the course of the stock
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

Miscellaneous.
In consequences Of the fog yesterday morning the steamers
via Long Island Sound did until 30 10 O'Clock
Purser Post Of steamship Geo Cromwell from New Or.
leans has our thanks for his attentions
The fs,lswus table gives summary the vessels Ia the
Aarbors sf New York, Boston. Philadephia Daitmere
and New Orleans the latest accounts frsm each Of thoss
The New York herald., 1863-06-29
NEW YORK HERALD, MCN AY, JUNE ~ 1868

schr Twilight OF Forsed River. NJ. from Htos~' w"
wsrig koamer. Of Bosse. Is days from rhonA'''a TOT
soop Pride of the wsve Of and from kY0sf 'os -s~'
as.pno, vsios Of and from NBedfosd' out s'n0s
2ath-ship v Baxter of Bath Me. from New YORK Tor
wan. Br 50 from Bristol s tor sYDss TYSstt for
Bark Glengal (Br OF Pictou from Boston for Nfors;
Brig Chesapeake Of Boston, from Kissery Me- tor New
BARK L'olivier tFr,. from Nyork Of and for Nantes.
ss EoDc S b. from c fE from Sn NO.
RsrE aps e@ osnsssss for fss se;,SS
s;th-Brg Henry Leeds, Of Rookiand days from fna'
Brig Caprers sBr,. from NYork FOR oueenstown.
Foreign Ports. ,.
Tc
SINGAPORE 2gth Nacsak LeonsrS DO ga rrs s'e ao sS
W i sSs1 @ ;sSs. .,s
Sossr1srisorS sid po%incs. Boston rvo,.
and oihsrs as Ssiose sein port SNIP ''0'
%a na., ssf i9r ssSS sSe' s
pss .s sssE
Rs;sS s SSr H.s: : 81 1ss sYsss: s
q, q s Esass SsTss 's
rs Ssss isr rsHa1 swn.on
osdstos .:;ssTs Nm, xslSSssns sySs:ss
from Tsisss brig Emily Fisher, s!splss from New York
uis Pcsr Axar1os Nay s-In port ship wd Rover orows
QS.sEo June as-cld ship olarssa Currier Cameron.
sTHsczA., April -sd Manila Behrsns NYork; King
san wills Kanagawa; 2st. Fruiterer. Dawes 40; Aay-
-sa josss NJ June Arr brig CASTLE Thompson
SvHr WsLIscror. Nz March -Arr Jenny Paine, Burke
Otag0 (and aid April on her return).
Amsv.s.n Forts. -,
Berry, yaSs S kalas
Sgsy, 6ans" ospe', Van Name and cw Dyer Pierce
SaS 18Th schrs Dyer shu.e Maine; Ksokuk. Brown,
Three Brother. KSowSs SHOrS sno ssb Lv
Hs%ss'; .sss. s.psss Hss
csnOss TSleH,iSn snS Ts:0p
r. sa
srlSs STsS s:; .s.%: fss;:
Norton Horesns Ellen Scar: Insx q Bos:on %. tons'
cine: sDssss sss
Sp TsS sss
ssi sss fs:sssS ssssss mi
ws 'sss. Homer
NH9yk Up M casek Sis roson Insrsham Matau
%sns En- .Ss'hp0' SID ssAr
DiGHfoS June ssis Roanoke PaS Elizabeth E b;
port Sr sa saHaa sHs Sr2~n
FALL 2snArr ,Sar Borden co'ns sa'
qua. Sid schr Chef, ElzaDetnpo o,,..., u...a
NEW ORLEANb. june i9-Cd oark - rIsuu
Sagrs; .,r s, sonrT lana AmsnaA' '
20hArI steamships Co,umS,a ssron % ana p unos
zetins brig ssnp Mot. bsrk n
ssrss ssss ssespSs ps s'fs
Dolphin Ryan Belize va Mamoos h o,d z.rt and Johr
watson Phade nha' uel'ruue ~ !. viiis,. nh IN >,
PHILADELPHIA. June loGArr snip vaiage DeH ~ @ Inrl
James Londonderry Darks ue1se nvmss, G Nh H. ns
mas John Trucks Jackson % hes Wes, orS re ,ot HAN
shard Gsrdsnas Wscsss Nsbsssk ssWysr Noreans
Barter Glchrisl kockpors rromvcri 4,oru Wr %.seS
,chrs LA mnee,er Dana Port fcysi Esemrisr fr)
m Dsvsson nh. Por Royal BoyntoD. hsrrics ca.
ais; somtherner mo. % u,,csa, Eey
aqua Thompson AisRueo non & ;rnde
NOrleans; Hsxatlan Mrrrin.n Por,and; carver sHne'
Hampton Roads; Emma DeAss' aoston' ooss Ooo
Graves New Haveni mJs On; &
Chie Chsmpnn rcsw cm, 1885, SnmmI rresmsn'
N. -
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

T,E SgyESrKEy YEAR Loorsr--fKAcR WAR;
These ocust have made their Cleveland,
ONE and have commenced their depredatons The out.
side shell OF insect Is armed with ba bed, gouge
like sting nearly inch In length, with which the insect
readily pun this bark OF Of fruit and other
trees it along, infiictng series o wounds,
which Il fills with white eggs-cicatriccs-tha generally
prove fatal TO the stung limb The eyes Of the locusts
ar big and red yet easily scared on the
wing OF this years Iocusts the letter "W plainly be
which observers translate 10 mean "War
They report that In peaceful times the letter "P
po,cc clualy distinct. However, this may be
garded by the credulous and fair sW 10
plainly printed on the nmy wings OF the locust
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

SurRKas CouKr--tiRcrr Part ,-Adiourncd for term.
Part 2--C,icndar unchanged.
SrrEmoR CorRr.-On Monday, June 20 the Chambers Of
this court will DO held the Court House. room No
H. second story and continued to i4ih OF July inclusive
nj ten O'Clock A. VI.
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

Cour, Caiendnr-Thts Dmv.

~ cn,pixs ARNxIlNI, formerly Minister OF the Int
in tte Roman States aud rriumvir Of the Roman
rcpub' &c, has lust died at Rru el aged 81.
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

27th-steamship Empire State: ships Winthrop, Ger
mania Blephen, Moocka: barks Anna Moore Mustang,
Patriot: brigs Pauline, Gersacker Sophie Alicia Susan
Tompkins. and others
Wind A sunset q, lahe eU
The New York herald., 1863-06-29
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, June 2T--6P NJ
AsHrasacs Of 40 bbs effected &c. for pots and
sxc for pearls. Stock, 100 bbls.
BRx,psruup--The demand was good for shIppinr
brands OF state and Ohio four but limited for other
Kinds prices closing irresularIy Days sales reached
The New York herald., 1863-06-29
MIsCELLANEOUs.

A SURE MEANS OF CURING DRUNKENNESS =
n Treatment II desired without the knowrdge OF the
patient and infailabe warranted. Consultation
from to II A. NJ. and from 8 to5 NJ Dr. HERM GUN:
THEIR 6 Thirteenth street. OF Third avenue. west
side, third foor ee.f eh Etrss.e 1ffMl
A LARGE STOCK OF ITALIAN MAcARoNI FOR
"A sale, by LAfIURA SAVAGE,
~ 30 Fulton street. New York
The New York herald., 1863-06-29
Port Of New YORK. Jans ~. 1859.

.S f';s mw %
L.. 1.s G lon nj" & T. r. s eI%s .s y sn 4 s
DraSnsnd bound zI si % Ion q !is Ssyk Care.
n a, sy s % S Il
10 &c: SS s e sHRssc s Hilton
Hs1s - soy SS % and discharged SOL
United States TRANSPORT Ful,on. John Eldri'ge,
3. q a.o, Eo RSy s E nj.
Eis E% The Fulton passed SANDY Heck
S q s S%s .a l, ,....a
rsgS: = gS:1 Ns pn.,., H,
.s.s :.:I:i :ss Eli SIsS
Brig feascci OBJ Paom. CLASSIFY Ns IL days with
Fis.ow IBsl Holmes. CORVALLIS, days. with po
scsr Tsts yDan, soye Swansea. 50 asys with coal
ssss aSsancs Or ccrpxs Ns Curry Bermuda
| d.y. with to,aiocs AZ. to n Smith. ,s -l
sT Gssssa TGd''F SS
| schr Strong. Smith Newbcrn. { days. eF
sssl sssT R.sa ri Sss.sS sssss.a
EST sIHs sSs ssSs ''''
s.; sis::; ss:ss
Steamer Steamer knsis ri'sfs Ey
ship Nsrraeansett Page. from Liverpool
sss ss4s qaf EasetS Leach from Palermo April q passed o.
brsiar May IS.
ssrs bark Aliss ! Ssf fre-e". ~
schr Maria OBI, .,um
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| Miscellaneous.
In consequence Of the oa yesterday morning the steamers
via Long Island Sound did until $50 10 O'Clock
Purser Post Of steamship Geo Cromwell, from New Or
| leans has our thanks for his attentions
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Steamships ssss.a.r: s5,s:;
parks.
whaIemem.
schr Franklin Buddnson sid from New London 2sh inst
for FrOoi'hsr' Bay isyereu. 80.
BARK Glide from salem for Zanzibar Msy Is latte s.
bars FRANKLIN cienfussos for Boston, June is OF
bsrS Tivos from Pensacola for Nassau Jone IL or Cape
BsrT wIndwsrd from Boston for New Orleans June is
| on Cape Henry.
| spokep by u q steamer Hiacksone;-
June 27-Shlp WIN Fro,hingham from Havrc for NYork.
| of Monsuk Point -
ship Australia from Liverpool for NYork OF Monaux
Report of vessel. spoken by Greasy Esa command
June is-scsr Amsranh. Of and from Boston for
bern. NC.