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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04

We feel It to be our; duty 70 inform the constitn-
eats ofthis gentleman that he exhibited an Unusual
degree of verdaucy on, Thursday last, on motion
made in jest BY Capt Grissom, of Granville to levy
tax on al original secessonists to raise funds to
increase the pay Of soldiers three dollars per
month, as proposed by the Commoner fDn Nash.
Every body saw that Capt Grissom, who is soldier
himself and friend of the soldiers, offered the
amendment to cast ridicule the proposition Of the
Commoner from Nash, which was not only out Of
place. but was at least six dollars less than Capt
g. would like to see their pay increased per month;
but Mr. Cobb took the floor, and spoke to the amend
ment of Capt G., with a seriousness Of face which
would have done credit to q mourner at funeral,
and delicacy and elegance of style which at once
Mr.. Cobbs hearers were edited by his learning and
eloquence, they also Uttered at his verdancy Mr..
Cobb really feared that the Conservative House
would impose special tax on the Destructives y
He denied that he was an original secessionist and
went out of his wayto assail us. If not an .orgl-
nal secessonist how does Mr.. Cobb happen to rep
resent Edgecomb? 1t is well known that three
vi peVpiO VI Iune OVuAty WoA0 VI a6s'"A
secessionsts Did Mr.. Cobb obtain his seat by con-
cealing his opinions? But he defends'the originals,
(who in truth ought to be taxed or made to do their
share Of the 6ghting and says they not Ds'true-
tine. They certainly an, md SO Is Ar. Cobb: We
have proved this time and again, and could do SO
now but we have no space for argument to-day,
and besides, our only object was to inform Mr..
Cobb's constituents that he is serious when he
ought to b. amused, and amusing when he is only
serious Representative who cannot perceive even
the mood of the House, can do nothing for his con-
stituents. We advise Mr.. Cobb that
"The proper study of mankind is man F."
Let him study human nature more, and books
less The verdancy Of the boy Of twelve, or Of ore
who is too old too dull to learn, does not become
a representative from the Estate of Edgecomb."
P.S Since the above was written, We learn that
Capt Grissom has introduced resolution request
ing our Senators and Representatives in Congress
to raise the pay of privates and non-commissioned
officers to twenty dollars per. month We trust
the two Houses will unanimously pass this reso-
| luton.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04

PAY THE SOLDIERS. Complaints have been made
to US that the conscripts at Camp Holmes, though
many of them have tesn in service six montbs have
received mo- pay. The officers, we learn, are paid
monthly, but the soldiers have received nothing
This is wrong Poy the soldiers their seagea:-
Eleven dollars per month is little enough, in all
conscience; but small as the amount is let them
have il. The pay ought to b. twenty dollars per
month. Ia there any lack Of Treasury notes? How
can there be, when more than hundred clerks are
constantly engaged in Richmond, in clipping. and
signing themi Pay the soldisrs thar wages-
Those who are fighting our battles, and enduring
the hsrdships Of war ought to be the chief Objects
and the constant objects Of our care and bounty.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04

ELECTION NOTICE. :. .s.s,,.l
VK1E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE GtEf.
w JAS. 8. IVES candidate to reptssenf Tia
County Of Craven in the House Of Commons the place
of Sergeant Barrow deceased writ Of election having
been issued to said county, TO- Fill the vacancy.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04

-. NOTICE TO THE FUBLIe.
II HAVE NO AGENT NOR NEVER had PURCaAS.
il ing goods for me. ROBERT HILL,
Corner Of Bank and I1sA street;
-. =, Richmond, Va.
Feb. 3, 1862. g. ,>.. T-1fpd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24
63 THE 1863.
I S63.
sYLyANfA CENTRAL RAILROAD.


WITH lie connection, torus
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FKon Nkw-iogK TO rhE PkisciS.L WssIrss Ciriu
seven sms daily from New iorx to Phii.deiphIs vis
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST By THIS
kOl;TE LEAVE NEW-fORK FROM THE
FOJT OF COURTLANDT-ST
BY of PhAJe pha, the morning leave Nsw.
Yok At M lime other Evening passengers
Al D D. m hour later than other Inca
hy f Allentown. evening passenges leave AZ ms
two hours the Northern lines aid BY both routes
arrive the time Sorthern lines In Chicago sod ~
ponts IN the NorthWe.t Cre,tin- Indianapolis Louisville,
points est, with isw'r changes Of cara
Sleeping Cars without change, run from PhiisdslPnn0
P.bnrsb $50 miles. and NewYorL Pittsburgh, 80 nis<
Smoking and saloon Cars on all trains
Fare the ssme other
Bsggsre checked though. Transfers Zee
Secure Tickets good ut,il used, ey rit.soSrgh
Tho PeDnsylvaria Contra Company pn. a ,a,p.c =;
Accom- odaton Line which affords coinonsoe nSae
travel 10 parties moving West~srd 81 one 49,
Of fare. u,croups
BY this route fIeghs VI al ds.crip ions can %
to and IRON any point on the asIo.s' .uI BY RAIL
ROAD DipFCr. or 20 suy pon on the Hs.sAoe h's""
iss W,,t ny ,s.amsr. ron i.bursh O., m. IVES, BY
The rates freight to .d ron nj times favorable
.hs pa o,h.r Railroad CoDP.ns. .,ss, ~ ~
shippers the on e. speedy transit
Company. can rely WI LIVE sToCk
= .rS Dealers 10 Live Stock wiz nna ms nhos' so-
,.ptas,ous r0uts Cspseioa. ssn opsosS on ,Ais hns
piled Win anI very teuton 10 paid 70 their uants.
go as,sbure where will be found every ief
srdas and ps;1s .S SsI sHLfiMosE MARKETS.
PhlAi l. Ell or, Passenger Agent, No. AsIsrHoass.
iEECH Co, Freight Agent, - ,,,,,,
No. Astor fouse. aud Ne. South Wiiianrst.
MCDONALD BlsCHoFF, Emgraat Agents,
ENocH LEWIS General Superintendent Asssns, Pa.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sEw-YoRE......ArArt 20.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Fs,.smship,Stsr Of the South. Woodruff Key West snc
New Orleans; Bhush Queen OBI, Harrison, Li'erPoo.
CuosId
ste.mer-Merimsct, Sampson. Boston.
sbip-W WIN. R.lhbons, Pratt, Liverpool Lawrence, Gle
Co. .,
B,fi,-Nord.iov (Norwssisnl, Eslson. Antwerp Punch
M.iucis 4 W,ndti Ocean Hsme (BIh Walden. DemnHs
J. 4. Wud Co. - . -
Biiss-Hsriot Brl. Ray, L.gusJrs and Porto Csb.llo
&c A Dewitt Mstids, Norwood. Pc tlsnd. hillsI
Housbtoni L. y. Gssry Consn, PHILADELPHIA. N L. Me
Cf,,dy Coz Excelsior (Bf.l Talbot, B.rnud. Mccall
fifth Msuries tBr). Bradford 81 Jsso de Cabs milm
Hou.htoni w. J. Treat. Park Ponce, 7. h, X r Buet
Co Porto Plata (Brem Roper. Porto Plata H. o. sehnid
4 Co. =, =, nj,
schooners-P. &. Lindsay Emery. Boston, II. River
smith; Myrtle. Young New.H.yen; Alexander Pssssll
rton Mott B.d,ll White Foam milssn, Baltimore
l. Kenny; Ad.ls Felicis, Tsrge. Washington, L. Kenny
southrru.r Kelly Baltimore Murray EspheEi H.noah
sand 81 Pierre Mart. Brett, Bon Co Bay ate Vsill
bucf.pe W s. brown Go. l,r.el L. Spev Achorn, DO.
ton w Brown q Co. Ocean Star. Ham. Boston, WI.
Brown Co, Gen Taylor Jones, d. MYERS, hss.: Rober
Nov. (E,rl Day, Aspnwsll Ribon hunoIi l. Ed~tIds
Lnce Baltimore, Merrill Abbott: ID. b. Wnnsr. Adeu
Ws,hiurton, Jonss Smith Samusl Colt, Hind Fotfss
Monroe J. w. Mckee; Colombo, Sheppard. Warrington
Van Brunt slssht; Caleb Brandt WH'sy hartford. n .
Racket 4 Son; Geo. X ConOver. Jones, Warrington Val
b. ant ssght Planet. Harding Boston. X r. Baek Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24
Sales Oh Apltloil.
UCrI0N NOTICE.

AUCTION NOTICE.
~ PERtMPrORY SALE.
ID. D. CAULKINS AUCTIONEER,
Office. No. ; 5 broadway.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
RICH fRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTLE MIR
ROkS, SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD
PlANOFORrE. SILVER PLATE &c, &c
THIS DAY HRIDAYD Apri4
Attic private dencs No 2l8 West 4,hst near 6thav
Commanding 1t ~ o'clock a N.
The sale comprises the entire contents Of the house Ths
ee.ant Psrlor Furniture abe order aud lid ro'e
wosd The whole will be sold the highest bidder for cash.
offering extra Inducements 90 purchasers
Eegsnt osewood 1octays Pianoorie with 81 modern I'M
prJvemen oyeuuug bass pearl ksys oo $500 rich rose
wood Stool covered Ia satin and embroidered three
elegant foil suites OF rosewood Paro furniture in rich BRO
and sn rosewood Essres splendid aud costly Psr4n
Ornaments r1ch Vases &c slos maslnceot collection al
rare Painting rosewood Tursish snd Bay Chars 10 hne
reps, rosewood enter and Side marble Table, richly carved
Chamber Suites In rosewood sud nahog-nyi Bureans,
carved Bed,esd, WsshssBds Sofa Beds 10 hue hslrcOth
pure Hair Mattresses from 40 50 pound made to order
IL excellent condition
Dining Room Furniture consisting Of fine oak Extension
Table ok Arm Chairs SveTwse. rich Chns ivory and ',
Gallery Forks spoons &c with hesy cut aud engraved
Gla..Ssfe Il every description. No pos.pouem-pt.
~ -R=llzhe men 10 attendance cart pack and ship
goods for purchasers A. a rec sof able price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24
A J. BLkKcKER Auctioneer.
EAUTIFUL VILLA SITES and BUILDING
Il In H.,

cle,tsr County Esw.Yort. ......,
A. J. BLEECKER SON Co.. will SELL 81 AUCTION
on THURSDAY, Jolh April al IL O'Clock, ct tbs REAL
EsTATE sALEs-ROoM, No Ill Broadway, Ttniv
Buildps 50 lot. Of GROUND hnely situated At Fordham
V..s County adjoining the lands Of Mr. Peter
Brsrs add Mr. Peter Buing on fTsnsin, Grove. College
and Willow avenues TIE soil !, very hne free from roch
Lava With ~. frsds The whole contains b-t~
ana .ere. (, bounded the es,ts, side by stream Of
rsisr has minutes ~.L from the Harlem and hewHsysn
mon dI,.ooe from 81 Johns College The atsc ions Of
ms AZ. the beauty OF the locality
m srssi Aubny i neaIne" snd easy aces. 70 the eiJ
p..r the O. sbIaed College for educational purposes In
point OF Of the most convenient and de.ee 9
b. ,od IA pIots Of or lots wi larger PRIVILEGES The title
10 hspuabs Immediate possession can be had map OF
the premises msy the Office Of the Auconse No
M C.d.r.st adjoining the Bank Of Commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24
Oyr1ck OF rHE SIGNAL OYrJckR. WAR DEPARTMENT,
ID Anil Ii lksl 4

OvrIck or rHr SIGNAL OyrJcxR. WAR DEPARTMENT
WA,HISGros ID C., April H. 1853
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- ths Oice until o'clock r. the Goth day OF April
1858 for furnishings the Signal Department the following
az icles:
800 three hundrsdl Telescope complete.
100 two nundrrd) Marine Glasses. complete.
$50 two hundred and hfyl Compas.ss.
20 (foItyl Telescopes, extra siZe, with stands -
The hrs delivery TO be made ABOUT The 18Th day OF jane
1865 or a. soon thereafter Government may duret the
balance b delivered before toe let Gay OF August
1863 L 49, . d,
bond, with good and sufficient security WIN be rsqured
PROPOSAL dis where the bidder NOT
crescent TO .poud to his bid will not be considered
The names OF hs should be seated IN full with the precise
address Of each member OF the firm.
All bids be by two gd1fantees and directed
10 sipa Officer Of tie Army aud hdosed Proposals. Tor
Fisd signal Equipments"
PoRa OF GUARANTEE.
We - Of the County OF - and state OF -, 90
her sby suaanse that 10 able " fulfill the contract m
the Of his proposition and that SHOULD
hi, on accepted be viii At enter into con
usct In accordance herewith.
should the be awarded 10 him. We are prepared 10
become his securities 49,,
This gu.rant-e must be appended to each bid
Tho possibility Of tho guaraDtor must be shown ~ tne
ofe certificate Of thu Clerk Of the nearest Distinct Couf
or OF the United States District Attorney
The right reserved to all proposals nthe prices are
deemed too high IT, for Cause not deemed Tor TIE
ubiic interest 10 accept them. 49,, OIL,
Models will be on exhibition at the office OF the Signal
Ofhcsr for hf.s-n (l5) days from that date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24
QV4RrERxA,Txn'. Ovyics. No s srATssr,}

QuARrEsHA.TKK's OYYics. No 6srArs-sTp)
NEw-YosK. April 70 1888.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- his Office sntil u o'clock noon on hONDAf ne xtn
ia ,.nt Tor furnishing TWO THOUSAND CAVALRY
HORSES for the use the United States Government
These horses be NOS less than six nor more 'nsh nsne
trns sound and perfect In all espss and free from oe-
ill., Said horses will be subjected to severe sea go in
,n.etiou by Government orccr will be paid or ID ,1cn
pd, AZ NAV be furnished BY the Government Bids VIII De
received for the whole number for lots OF hye hundred ho
the horses be delivered at tho rate OF three
cent OF thss. anias. may be Bidders viii ave the
names OF Two .Tons bic residents city -
Tho right reserved 10 ri Ct any or all DDS not
Oei0f 'ne '""'''' - Wv STEWART VAN VLlEr,
Major and QuArternsster w. B Army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24

A DASGgRous AssoclATIos.-In recent exam
nation Of parties arrested for disoyalty, at West
minister, Carroll Co., Nd, It came out In the eyi
denoe that there exists in that region an association
of traitors bound together by oaths 10 and and
abet the cause Of the public enemy by all means IL
their power, including project 10 invite an inya
sion of Mary md, and promise on their part u
murder their Union neiebbors, &C. Tho authorize,
in that quarter are after the pnme movers, aud VIII
80 Oppose Of them 10 will serve for warning to the
thousands Of Rebel sympathizers in Maryland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24

NAVAL SquapRos OFF GEoRGr's SHOALS
The Mecklenberg bsrk Won ssilert Lehson' oSp.'
Schultz, from Newport, England, % days with coa''
to VIM Salem & Co., reports; 18th inst, oil George
Shoals saw two men-of-war, one herm. brig
rugged steamer, painted black, very low, eruisinsi
also large friGate lying to. They showed no
colors Saw schooner close by them, apparently
running from the steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24

The ARMIES Acknowledgement Thomas Plun'
kett, the brave staudardbearer OF the 2lst Reg
uent Massachusetts, Volunteers, who Loot both arms
at the battle OF Fredericksburg arrived at his home
in West Boylston, Macs. la,t Saturday afternoon
lie was greeted by an enthusiastic public reception,
and the lift Of 5000 in gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24
ADH.s II. MuLLEs, AGe,ionssI .,


EXECUTOR's SALE Of HOUSE and LOT
IL Ne 1877 HsssrG Also, Hou.s and Lot No. l33 East
ssth ., ADRIAN II. MULLER, p H. WILKINS Co.
tb, Msrchasnt Exchange sse.oom No. Ill Broadway by
order OF EIsoutors, 80 -
HESTER-sr-The 2story and attic brick Dwelling House
ard Lot ,luata on the north side Of HeIsrst between
F,.b,tb and Mottsts, kaown No 1877. Lot 20 feet
Also 5sTH-sT The 7story brick Store and Dwelling
an The north ,,ds Of 3sth sbou 80 Zee, Of 3d The
Hon,s 4. rs by % feet Lot IS by 100 feet Map. the
oa6c. of the Auctioneers, No. 81 Pinest (J31i)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24
III War1eu9' Notice.


STAIE NV Z
POKT.WARDESs UFFICE No. l0i WalsL
NOIlCE ~ hereby gwen, IN accordance WITH
section Of the Act passed April a. 1891, entitled 40
Set TO hrorganzs tho Warden. Office the Port Of New
Aes, all persons Interested TO- having charge Of tho
'bir,t uaier " pca inquiry, examination OF survey thAs
tle oo" M "-seis 1nfef elan ration by the POr,
Ntfrrs sut tt tue said sinations viii be
eomi ICED within usys sleec.4u. tAis notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24

bT-O.| HtOIIlt l-OIflAN , ~,
Ellen GarriNln waf uIed Tor arson m 'he 'u'''
&c Zee, and acquitted. , :.
Ceorae leah pleaded guilty to ebsIse Of bnIgey
b. ,kng into premises q q. B. Tilt 500, No. o piop
Wy sud ding theierom sik 81 he value Of I@ee' 4'
w.. sentenced 10 DE State Prison iof two N'hr.
III case of Ju.s g.i'- nd JGiia Harris csliel ""eu
sir Snsrer frf Jae GIus, ied 10 have he' n'
u.c. nrr cell sic suhrls hotn sichbess. Az N
icstioa was received from cxR-cod.f Smith 70 nave 's
cstr Dos pone until be through with case which ~
as living b. Justice HOyt, u the Supreme ConIL tA'
Recorder accordingly ordered the case postponed w I
smith wa. s~assg-d ~ tho other Court The prisoners
wien ought 20 the teI heavily vsIed, Jane
hbyiug four thicknse OF close uewot over her lace
sum Of 100 Oder I'd 10 the repesrrAlVe o. JAIN
lien Co.. 20 abandon ths Tar as Jane Gurus was
Concerned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24
Smiled.

Anil 22-stsanIships-Africa t. e. Terry. Cbss Osgood
ships-DsvidH osdIsy, Jupiter. wind"Hd 'ie'ofA' hu
tefp. ity Of Montreal. Magenta m, -
B.rk.-Su,an NJ. Dudman (Brl Emily Ada tbrl cor
nucopia tbr.l. Atlantic tBrl Amakopian IN, II,
Bnrs-Mary Hahsd tBf.l. Southern Belle lbLh iFe
fBr.l Mary lie Bs e (Br.l H.y-ock (BLl M A,
seho0uers-SpnBsbok, G. Carroll, Goa Putnam oohs,
Salisbury Ralph Post Caroline H.. y. j. tumnlps' sa'"
tHr) s. n. smith, NOnparsil, Alma OBJ, Hobi C~uN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24
ORDINANCE OFylcs WAR DKPARTNEST
WAsHIEGTOs, April 10. 1903.
nod DIM " NNON =

EtHOPOSALS FUN hlT LIZ OANNO-''
Proposals will DO received ct this Office un< o'clock
p m I'd day Of May BeI io the usnaic.ure ard DE-
livery OF THIRTY CAST.IRON SIEGE RIFLE CANNON
Of the cslber OF four and hall iDches These CAui on
wei.h when fnbed about $50 pounds They are to De
made ormny to the drawings which viii De uf'
nsbed and which be At any Un.ec State Arsenal
They are TO oil from the interior They
subject the regular United Sass inspect on aad
proof and be received paid for but such - are
by tho Inspector vhose DECISION 10 the r-ceo
rejection Of any Of them 10 be fine and conclusive
Bidders will the time they propose to deliver ne mrs,
Cannon sod the number they vii! deliver weekly there
al They viii also VIII they propose TO msnuiac'
them snd the pce por pound Tor tho finished Cangon
delivered the place OF shipment nearest to the oundey
where cast
No bid will be entsra,ued except from regular founders ev
idsnce OF which, and Of their ability to iubll contract IL
awded to them must accompany the bids unless tue bidder
is known 10 this Office.
ANY bidder obtaining contract will be required to enter
into bonds with lees than two surees 10 the penal
OF 5000 for the faithful iulhlnenl Of his conacs ia
al respects
The night reserved 20 reject any all bids II the prices
deemed bsh IT, for any CAUSE Is DOT thought for
the public interest III accept them Proposals. will D. sealed
and addre sed to Brig Gen. j. w Ripley, Chief Of Ord
nance Washington D. G. ," and will be- indorsed Proposals
for a. inch Rife Cannon" JAS. w. RIPLEY.
Brig Gen, Chief Ordnance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24

Posr-OTTioE DIRIoToRY.-A revised Post-ohoo
Directory for 1901 edited BY J. Di,iurns hss been pub
nshsd H. Coton 10 contains an alphabetical lat 'h'
IA III. United States With the names Of the fo''
m,,.. and variety Of oh, mpor,.s, postal Information
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24

he permitted 10 visit that city until ser the expiration Of
the penot required by IN, quarantine refulslicoa
By command Of M4loT-Gen. B.SKs, ., Z
6. q. HOLABlRD,
Colonel and Aid-JeCamp Chief @ srtsrrnsster.
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NV ILLIA9IobUI.uTI ~ IUN VI 'aIu '.'.1
w Improved property. GEO. W KELSEY, Aaetisa-
a., viii ,el At pabc auction TUESDAY, Apd 49, 1868
an I2I olock a. his atsoom No. ~ South 1thst. WA
an.6uffh, the MANSION HOUSE, wish oti Of nosni On
1.nd.., bs ~ten LohInsr and LsonAId.ts the 3sto'y
BRICK DIV ELLlNG (sYrs ffont buii in bss manner os
Grand a. IN bloch. Also, 3tory and cellar thAmE
OIfsE and LO1 No lt5 Nerih 6th-sl Tenns liberal aud
mad. nown on Gay Of sale For maps. ko spl - the pres
emf ohn. Of the sucsRss No. ia 0rand, Wibain'ousn
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cnrRr CALENpAR-Tm. DAY.

sUPREsE CoURT-CIRcuIT-PaIt l-Adlonr ages
-s, Part lI--No. Pisa 32l4 1854. 27s1 52Js -
70 20 e sl .2a5 ia sg.4 1857 1499 2eo 3al 1I 'x1
So ,.r II-NO 1888 IN, 1855 1886 ss3 l6l, loi
~ - IA 2l 1875 1853 247 60 l77s 1891, 1o2 1871
SUPREME CouRr--sPEciAL TrHn'-ls'nes o.
'S sT STJ CoraT~Part Mo. 2l9l 2lgg 22Ul
, y, 1on7 ecq a25 ans an 2211 ans 22!7 222s
22l5 Part II Nos 1874, 1885, z!eb IhY WV Vs.
J2l Osl 1916 22I4. 223i 22s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24

4 J. BLEECKER, son & Co. WILL
hs SELL. on WEDNESDAY, April %. At IL o'clock.
A. the hgreh,utS Exchange ssleHooui, No III broso"r
Nouh4tA aud 6tht Wlsmsburgh. the valuable prem
stus'ed the northwes the ferry, con.
s1 OF parcels, with tie buildings tn-Geoni connected
to.shsT and highly deahe fsr dwelling or manufacturing
purposes, SEe sI5D sdoinus two, l3i5 each four
25xlo0 feet They will be sodo the hgh,st bidder for
e.sh Map, &C. a. No II CrdsrsL dOilng Bank Of Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24

A. 81. MEhwIs. Aueuonesi.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
ID ips. No. "a and 500 BrssdwsySS!ss 81 Bosss Sta
dsasrI Peure.. Work, Of Art f,aeI Ooot, turnsre he
FRIDAY EVENING April ~ at O'Clock.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS, eompri.ing an a.
ortDent OF Illustrated and standard WORKS In hn- bindng.
M bibles snd psyer booas bound 10 ,eve! and morocco
A. Ne.rly all new aud fresh stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24

OYSTER BAY and LLOYD's NECK.-1he
WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY EVENINGS, leaving
Jsmesslip, Il. at o'clock and will stop TUESDAY az
FRIDAY MORNINGS At o'clock her way TO New-foiA
A. }. RICHARDSON, No. loo Faisep''
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steamboats ano Railroads.
,AFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.

CAFETY, SPEED, hND VV'f VNh'
~ FOR BOSTON, --. j,
,,opcpsTER PALMER FIrCHBURG NASHUA
"fDUwEII CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, /
NV AND INTERMEDIATES POINTS
The n,. ard stsuuch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CRY OF BOSTON snd CITY OF NETWORK.
lssy. New York daily tSundsys excepted at O'Clock M
t,om pier No % North River. foot OF Ves,Tysl,
FOR NEW-LONDON
Their. connecting with The Steamboat EIprea Train for'p
above poins via Norwich Worcester Boston Worceste
Worcester Nashua and New London Northern Raj road
Frerh taken at the lowest r-tea For information inquire
L. s. MARTIN Agent, on the Pier
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CUPREME COURT SALE of $50 LOTS of
= GROUND.-A. J. BLEECkER, SON 4 Co, will sell a,
Auction, ON SATURDAY. May aGR o'clock. at the Mer'
cl.n,I EIehsnse SslssrooIn. No. 100 LibeTty-sl:
ia THE TWELFTH WARD-l5O Lots lying between
2oh and 2O7th sdseent to the Hudson River and Tubbs
- .iin on the r.irosd aud baciug some the iDost
bodns site. the o.t picturesque OF the river tide Of
tho leland. ny U1nr OF ., ,,oro,,,,, ~.
E,xx a CHrTRSpEs Plaintiff Attorneys
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Proposals.
osttArrhsasrEE GEsRRAEs OFFICE

NssNiti.rAf1hh tkhRRALs OFFICK,l
"AtHisGTos Cry Msrel 10 Is61
OWNERS OF STEAM VESSEL. s are invited
~ 70 send TO the Oie. end. n,
their charter or sale.
Telosl. should rYgsin deScI ,iSna VI the ys,.,s th
dna1sous .DTol,.d OF registered sge acu,l e,rri
esuaeity material Vh.ber eoppeIed whether side vh.s o.
en- whsfh.r iron copper fastened Al pos n,
engines aid boilers ,nd ho I'D state tr Ttie. which the,
are trIe for long short charter with e estimated value
prefer tn purchase instead Of ebsrteIins.
Owners Of ,t.au vessels already Ia the service OF the
Qnaerm. tsrs DEPARTMENT req Ieed TO make kuown
he Department sny rejection 10 their present rstes VIII ch
they may be Wiling grant and also the price at which they
will be willing TO sell them.
An such tenders shond be addressed the Qu4erma,,er
General of The United States at Washington, aud should ne
Ddos-d Proposals for charter or sale ~ esmeh Wh-l
received they will considered aud the Department Wii en-
desvor reduce the heavy lending army
siion upon tbs and tdewais BY substituting Whs
DO So cheaper vesss OF equal capacity Tor hos'
now employed