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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14
f. W. wIGGINS,
LAND AND Tax AGENT,
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN

WILL attend TO purchase and sale Of real estate,
w locating lands, survey ing, investigating titles,
paying taxes &c, in Saginaw and adjoining Counties
Particular attention given 20 sale and lease Of
City property. Information given in regard to
General Business Operations
6eI~Can be found at all times at his Office over
HOugh IIerskeps or AT the bancroft House
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14
WM, N. sOUTHwiCK,
UNITED STATESASSISTANTASSESOR

ros SAGINAW, rtbnrsp ssb fsssbrt2A COUNTIES.
ofcs at East Saginaw, e.B Mott's Room in
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14
NJ. ii. ALLARDT.

Attorney at Law Agent for Germania Fire Insur-
ance Company Of New York; OF the Hanover Fire
and Marine Insurance Company of New York,
Also Agent for Schmidt Co. of New York,
European Bankers and Forwarding Merchants -
ReZ Particular attention paid to the prosecution
oi soldiers Claims, Office in Buenn Vista Block
(City Clerks 0hicc) East Saginaw, Mich.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23
Progress Of the War m The West.

St. Louis, April IA telegram from
Col. Phillips. dated Parkhill; Cherokee
Nation, llth inst. says he has swept the
north side Of the Arkansas river clear of
rebels, Part Of his command holds Fort
Gibson. lie has had oyertures from
Col Drew, Capt. Vaughn and Greek In-
dians. The rebels are gathering on the
south side of the Arkansas river, and
holds oil the fords, which now are deep,
POINT PLEASANT MARKET.
Point Pleasant, April %.
FLoUR-From Sc OO@6 so.
WHrAr--Whcat ranges from $500
81 90 for prime.
CoRy--wo quote at 7o@75c. Meal
SOC. per bushel.
PorArOEs--sl Oo@l CSC per bushcl.
AFPLEs-From rs TO 80 per bushol.
pr Dbl So 90 a 50 so.
EGos--BorTER-Egg0 lee per dozen
Butter zoe per pound,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23

Mason Classification ofJustices.
A T A COURT continued and held Cor the
"A county Of Mason, at tho Court House
thereof on Tuesday the 9Th day Of July. 1862
| The following classification Of Justices was
adopted by the Court, viz
JOHN McCULLOCU, Pre-, Justice.
Fipsr CLASS George Stephenson, j. H.
Miller, jacob p. Kcsterand Lewis Dumgamcr.
SECOND Grass. b. J. Rollins, John Nc.
CullJrh, ST., Reuben Harrison and EugeneS.
Davis.
Tnrnp Class. ..JohnJ. wcs. Apollo Ste,
phcns. David George and L, NJ, Rollins.
FouuTH Class John L. Jordon, William
Stewart, Ell. Dufter, aud S W Sommewille.
FlFrH GLASS;. Richard Bush, - -----
and Chas, A. Vaughn.
Ordered that the Courts hereafter be held by
the Justices composing the several classes
above mentioned and in the order us they are
cnssed to,wit;
First Glass to hold September Term, 1859,
February aud Superintendent 1863 and March
Term, 1864.
Second Glass to hold October term 1862,
April, August and October term, 1863 and A.
pril Term, 1864.
Third Glass to hold November Term, 1862,
May and November Term, 1863 and February
and MAY Term, 1861,
Fourth Glass to hold December Term, 1862,
June and December term, 1863, and June and
August Term 1864
Fifth Glass to hold August Term 1862, Jan,
uary and July Term, 1863, and January and
July Term 1864 TESTE:
JAMES II. HOl LOWAY, Clerk.
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Fighting G.; Kelly. Ford.

NV York, April ia Frcierick8.
brr. letter, OF the 1l.h, to the Richmond
Wing reports Eight Il, Ko.Iy'3 Ford
twenty, Eve miles above Frederick burg,
lhot day. Cannonading wos heard dis.
tirctly al intervals
Six thousand Federal covsiry of Stone.
mans corps made IA effort to cross sup
ported by considerable body of infant
ry They had no. succeeded tonight
Report says the FoderaI5 hs7 been
massing troops in the vicinity ot.be U.
S. Ford for several days. Yesterday
and TO day considerably bodies d asya,-
~ and immense wagon lrsiai have been
moving up th9 urer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23
TIN AM STOVE DEPOT.

T=NTHE subsctibsr would respectfully call
e. the attention Of the people Of Point
- Pleasant, and the country generally,
that he is still carrying on the Thinning business
at his old Stand on Main street next door be-
low B. Gimorc's Store, where he is ready to
accommodate al whomay favor him with their
patronage. He keeps constantly on hands all
kinds Of Tin aud Sheet.lmn Ware Also .
good assortment Of Stoves Of the most improved
patterns. Job Work and repairing ofRl kinds
will be given to ROOFING, SCOUTING, DC,
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin.
Ware, JOHN LEONARD.
July 3, ls62-nO l7-ly.
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General Foster ont of n Tran.

New YORK. April lo,-The Herald's
letter from Morehead City announces
that Genearl Foster succeeded in pass.
ing the rebel blockade in the steamer
Escort with the loss Of The pilot hillcd
and several wounded. The Escort was
rildled by at leus. forty shots. General
Foster arrived at Newbern on the night
Of the 18Th, ani was iopfully received.
General Naglee is in Newbern.
A Washington dispatch to the Herald
says official Information is received of
the capture on Friday, Of the Chief OF
staff, Of the rebel General French on the
Nenscmond River, by Lieutenant Com.
maniar Gushing, of the Commodore
Barney,
A Hilton Head letter Contains the fol-
lowing items:
A detachment Of troops was left on
Folly Island to co operate with the fleet
10 SLono Inlet ami prevent the construc-
lion Of new rebel batteries, anil cimi.
lar force was l.fy in Edislo Inlet for that
purpose.
Capt. Wordon 10 obliged 10 return
north on account Of i'll health, and
Commander Fairfax now command the
Monlauk.
The turets ,ni hulls Of the monitors
ere unscathed, la no instance is The ar.
NOR perforated.
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VIRGINIA, SIS:

VIRGINIA, SIS:
7 Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
. \ Circuit Court of Mason county. in the
month OF April, 1863.
Virginia y. Ncwman) In dc5: aud upon at,
Wm W Newman.
TNEobjrct Of this suits to recover against
The defendant the sum Of one thousand eight
bundled and twenty-five dollars, aud the in.
tr,,. 1ccrning thereon.
And thc GcIculaDtnot having entered his
appearance, and it appearing by the affidavit
OF TIE plaintiff d,gl with tho papers in the
odcc, that hcr'aid claim is Just, that she has
present cause Of action therefor, aud that the
ueieudeut W. W Newman is a person rCputed
10 be IN sympathy with the Southern Rebel.
lion, or the so.called Confederate States. aud
that 'Sid dctendent has heretofore voluntarily
le.this usual place Of abode and has hereto.
fore gone out Of the reach of personal service
o c!Nl process issuing from the said county
o. Mason, N which he last resided, aud has
SO remained for more than ninety days next be.
lore the issuing Of the attachment aforesaid,
aad that said defendant has estate and debts
due him in tho said county Of Mason.
N2r, 'hcgsfGrs. en- mo.;gH lf he Plaintiffs
attorney it is ordered that the said defendant
do appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order aud dc what is nc.
ceasary to protect his interest in the premises.
Tes.e:
CHAS. B. wAGGENER, Clerk.
Parks, Hoe Redmond & English. p q
DPr l6-vA
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Ifoaltb oflhoRnry or Tho rota .'ii7'''.'. Z

IiaalthofthcArEy OF tho Potomac. =
New York, April Is, -Secrotory Chase
dCclir m invitation to public dinner
in this ty.
The Commercials Washington letter
gives the official statement Of the Mo3i.
cal Director Of the Army Of tho Potomac.
TIE whole number Of sick, March es,
was l0,777. Tho ratio Of sick to the
whole army ,Gi 40 100 per 1000
The RATIOS considered su'all
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23

ITO DISABLED SOLDIERS, SEAMAN a
L Marines and widows or other heirs of those
who have died or been killed in the service
CHAS. TUCKER, Attorney for claimants,
Bounty Land and Pension Agent, Washington,
Pensions procured for soldiers, seamcn and
marines Of the present war who are disabled
by reason Of wounds received or disease Gun.
tractcd while in service and Pension, Bounty
ty Money and arrears Of pay obtained or wild.
ows or other heirs Of those who have died or
been killed while in service.
Bounty land procured for services in any Of
the other wars
CHAS TUCKER, Washington. D. G..
Those entitled 10 Pensions, Bounty Land or
Bounty Money, can have their claims proparen
and forwarded to Mr.. Tucker by ealing al thu
Register office
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23

/. The Commanding General having,
in accordance with the spiri! oftho Pres
ilents Proclamation relative to tho vol
uutury returns Of descr,ers, migatod
certain punishments iaa ctei upon such
,o!Tenders by G,naraI Courts MARTA in
this department, prior 10 the expiration
Of the ime fixed BY tue said proClama.
ton lor their voluntary return, April !,
1868, announces that hereaf,erno cuch
lcnieucy viii be shown.
9, All cases within tho limits of this
department, coming within tho letter
and spirit Of General Order, No. So,
from these Headquarters, but existing
before It's publication, will be promptly
reported by tie proper officers, with
such Information as may aid the Com.
munding General in lisposing of them.
ANY lenieGcy which may De shown in
such pre- existing cases, on account Of
Ignorance or misunderstanding The Of.
Tense, must not be miscohsIruod into u
departure from Genera Order No 60,
which clearly specifies the ofcu9cs and
their punishment, aud will hereafter DO
rigidly enforced in all cases arising after
lis publication. BY command Of
MAJOR GENERAL BURNSIDE.
LEWIS McuNoND, A, A. q
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET.
Point Pleasant, April %,
CINCINNATI MARKET.

Cincinnati, April 60.
FLoUR-Peg barrel s. 8oGs5 90,
for Superfue.
GRAIN-Whoat 81 e59l 81 for red
and 81 S0@$l 50 for white.
CORNING que,e at iOc in bulk.
GROCERIES, Coffee, Rio 2963l.
Sugar, lOi@llc; Molasses, 5O@52c,
HOGS Quoted at 81 5O@$4 60.
HAY-The market rules heavy at
SI4@l5 per ton for prime Timothy.
PoTAToES-Tho receipts continue
liberal, at 6o065c for prime Noshan,
nocks.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23
Important Orderin Reference 10 De-
ScltgrS.

Headquarters Dept Of the Ohio, |
Cincinnati Ohio, April 10, 1868. (
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23
REGULAR KANAWHA & ClNCIN.
MATT PACKET,

* AALLEN COLLIER. Cant. J T.
9s,s.sssisEass ] OlINSoN. CHARLES SoNNTAG.
Clerk Leaves Charleston, every Saturday
morning at Q o'clock A NJ. Leaves Cincinnati
every Tuesday evening at APP NJ.
Especial attention given 10 all orders, or 70
the delivery Of letters aad package for U. S.
Soldiers, or the trade Shippers may rely up
on the punctuality Of the Allen Collier For
Freight or Passage apply % Board. may Is
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23

DR.. Roback's scandinavian Remedies
Areyou sick, no matter what organ is ntfcc-
ted, depend upon it the blood, which is the
food aud sustGnance of cycry organ, is full OF
corruption! Ny scandinavian Blood Pills and
Blood Purifier break up The source Of disease
in the fluids Of The body They purge and pu.
rify the elements Of the blood Hence their
quick and complete cures in dyspepsia, scrof
nla, eruptons, fits, tumors, nervousness, kid
ncy complaints, piles, low feyers, debility,
rheumatism, headache, want Of sexual vigor,
e'c, These remedies arc astonishing the whole
medical world, See advertisement.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23
10 Trade

fFn IHAVEtSo houses aud lots in Mason,
GIl. which desire to exchange or either Of
them for farm, or iaui that viii make a good
farm. One Of the houses is we'll calculated for
a PUBLIC HOUSE--it has nine rooms, good
cistorn, large yards and barns and stables -
The garden Is NH Of Choice fuit trees md
grape vines. tn, other house Is smaller, but
has yard Of equal size. An excellent chance
is offered i'rany person desiringto turn land
into village propcrLy mt removable prices .--
For particulars apply cith'r personally or by
letter to Y, n. Fitz Gerald, nj Pom, Plolmnt,
West Va. or 10 the subscribers at Mason City,
West Va. GEO WALLACE.
Apul 9 roiN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
THE MYSTIC.

The following poem by Tennyson was printed
when he student at Cambridge. II Is in
GUIDED in the published editions Of has works.
Angels have talked with him, and shovel him
thrones.
lie scorued him with an undiscerning scoru:
fe could not read the marvel in his eye,
The still serene abstraction: he Eath felt
The vanities of after and before
Albeit his spirit and his secret heart
The stern experiences of converse lives.
The linked woes OF many q fiery change
had purifed, and ehastened and made free.
Always there stood before him, night ami day,
O hayward, yaricolored circumstance,
Ihe imp erlshabie presences serene
Colossal, without form, sense. or sound,
Dim shadows but unwaning presences,
Four-faced to four corners OF the SKY
And, yet again. three shadows, fronting one;
One forward, one respectant, three but one
Ana yet asaIns again and eyeriiors,
For the two first not. but only seemed.
One shadow ia the midst OF great light,
one EereX from eternity on time,
One mighty countenance 81 perfect calm,
Awful WI most iHYariabte eyes
FOR him the silent congregated hours
Daughters OF Time, divinely tall beneath
SIEVE aud youthful brows, with shining eyes
smiling a sodlise smile (the innocent light
OF earliest youth pierced through and through
with all
Keen knowledges oflow endowed eld)
Upheld, and ever hold aIoft the cloud
hich troops low-hung on either gate II life,
Both birth and death he in the centre fixt
saw Ia on each side through the grated gates
Most pale aud clear and losey distances.
He often lying broad awake, and Vet
IieuiaIuins from the body, and apart
IN intellect and power and WILL both heard
ZINE moving II the middle OF the night,
Ana All Things creeping to "a day OF doom.
How could We know him 4 were vet within
The narrower circle ne had weII-nigh reached
The last, which WITH region OF white flame,
Pure without hea5. into q larger air
bpburnIng, aud ether Of black blue.
lnFesteth and tngirds all other lives
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
The Retsr RELATIONSHIP BiII..'

In one of the upper townships of Franklin
county reside two farmers, whose places are
separated by small creek. They are we'll
TODD people, but dramatically opposed in
politics, and each noted for the zeal with
which he defends his sentiments; Mr.. NJ. be
ing straight, Incorporating Union man,
and Mr.. S. Copperhead Democrat Meeting
few days before the late election, Mr.. s.
accosted his neighbor saying:
+" How is it, friend NJ, hear there is
very prevalent disease on your side of the
creek?"
:" All ~ said NJ, g what is the disease ~
Niger on the brain replied s
Well" said ", g that is mere trife COM
pared win the mailady existing on the other
side"
Indeed ~ exclaimed s., and pray what
can that be ?"
- Traitor 10 the h>artt" retorted NJ
The hit parpable, aud the conversation
took turn-"-Co Columbus Erpre&s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09

HAN Is USIFoRs--The first regiment of
negro soldiers that has appeared in this City,
was encamped yesterday in front of the City
Hall. The regiment was from Washington,
and the negroes were mostly of the Marylrnd
stock The fighting capacity of the men
really appeared excellent. In stature, they
were smaller than the average of white regi-
ments; in compile xion, they were generally
quite dark IN style they did not quite equal
some of our fancy holiday regiments; but for
hard, serviceable work i'll the trenches, On the
march or in the field, they seemed TO have
spirit and intelligence, as well muscles
where they were encamped during the day,
and instead of jeers or violence toward the
black doula of their country, there were al
most universal expressions of admiration and
applause-N y. Times, 9th.
my companions in arms" as the lady
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09

my companions in arms" as the lady
said when she embraced her twins.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
7" N |I'|T y y
: PHILIP \nLAN.

" Lieutenant IN tie Arnu Of tie Uaited States.
'''He loved his country as no other man has
loved her; but no man deserved less at her
hands ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-19
49, -, PlrRyr OrNla.i

q ~ TIC + AAAoA' " ifA~~'C.A'iAN' NiA-h'A-
~ BER~ OF WashiuSton. D. g. praying ioI tn erien:
sslcd 49, dsy OF Ap, las for "a improvement 20
allows Bfe-cnss i1f Fire arms AID Appusuces OF tho
,rus Tor seven year. 1ra,ion q .sd as Which
tao. "a the Jlst Gay ot jay, ltoA
Nfoei-ref s g.a a. fei.ou 10 h.agd NJ the Patene
Office oL NOrDAN 49, tay OIL aly next ~ " oeoo2
a. rr.lus rptnsd 90 APPEAR Snu IA y eAnsei
hey hr why s.id petition or-l not % De ssnicd
lsr-3.. .,l slpE Todrret % HE In the
Patent .r c ulle-tols sptctf Sc. iorh Ia NJ ;lns
wrut, b-ioic toe isy OF hes ing all iestimony
MED pty 10 usrd Il tho said hearing must %
takeA ana "a u ted ta accordance ~h the rules Of the
Oh e, whi,h will Re furnished on appicition. 4.
r testimony thr Wal bee closed On the 2Jih Day OF
Jlus urt trp13as ana 1ihr- Pep elet upon esii.
.o tl IN toe oics 90 before the nerniag OF
fll lay tur x.ueuts aur. wihin ten day thereafter
Odtlet ttt tns notice br Frb bed 10 Tie Chronicle,
" sbsl st'u. g. IA The Ino iue rs~-fsrk y Y onco
week f'lrce week, The hfst o. ssu pgDcA
tlars .yy paviers the fay = rr1g.
Us la~tT b +. HDLLOWAl. Coulni'',oner u Talents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-19
WHEREAS. CHARLES SLOANE, formerly

III II
w ofpIoyr IN The County % Kilkenny IA Ireland, e'n'
gate G. lc tuit Siss u! As "a, ~ Lls ~ile, hars
sloane oltet~i~ Cowtl rrl infant iemae cAi, ia
aban; c loss clus AcH eyed about ~ years Ane
go the COS % ~ one n ths fsous OK Sac ty OF
No. ork or cue or AFTER biz arrival Notice is
h,ieby ve ia % tie SAD Lsue, s.oahe ~ hs VIE the
s-.d Ca,hsir, any Of BIZ ehd "a VA SPRy Dy tc 81
cth-,.gse iddsussai 70 The Undersigned. EDWARD Eli
LOTT OF o-c.t, IN tie 81 OF ~ alsrioId, IN Iiesad,
scios De- they vii hear el 'oasAs e. ihs. az
NAtlLF. 40, Apri. -, .So1 ED"'D kLLioit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-19
prcposaIs.
AroTICE 70 nEALERs in sTATIONERY.--

NOTICE TO DEALERS in STAIlONEhi'-~
Sealed rops. tor fDsn-hiDg tho STATE oil Iowa nth
STATIONERY sS per the following sehsdas W.. 90 re-
In said state until tie 2t day Of July 1902 at noon oil said
day % Ia day .uch gfoposs' " shall naye been receives
up i'll se oP-.d, ana tbo c9nt'c or
20 the lowest bidder bdders ths parties contract
on the psft OF State reseng the night 70 let the con
trsct 10 part. to different bidders II advisable fEoposa
must be accompanied be samples Of tho articles 70 DE- iot
nsb., wncn aid Articles TO be delivered al tho oce
r. SECRETARY Of state at the CAPITOL before the lzh
dv o. October mort without csims for ssnt ooKe' Of
SCHEDULE.
J. 200 resms Book PaPer zfIJa inchss
20 do Legal Cap.
$50 do Con,r erciafNote.
IS DO Fiat tap.
rs DO Letter Paper.
10 do P,cke, Poet.
10 DO Folio Post.
60 DO Inv.loping Pepper.
"a d.. Pimphisi Covers
Is NJ Envelopes No l6--9inch.
5 81 Envelope, No. l6-l0ineh.
20 d zen uk.fands common.
! IS DO. Gold Pens with silver Cases.
| Il do. Letter Fada
do. Efasng Knives
u do. CIs1inF. Manual
! a. DO DO eisa1 Is 'ttI.. ofwriiog Fluid.
| do Bole. - Canine lux
2 90. Botie. Of MGciisge.
q, ,luoil,gr Bottles With Bgushes
l do. Sro1is Red Tape. inch
2 do. folt. Sis Ribbon. inch.
| 20 do. kHb0er EraseTs
o Gns of Rubber baad, asserted 'l@ss
do. Blottng Boards
/ 20 do. Steel Pens.
d.. Pea I1dera
| 90 Boxes OfC,Ldirs
| leo d.. PAPER Waters OF Seals
Is 90 Eyrl't-. asserted siIes
6 Eytlet Mschines
IS Pounds Off az Twine. -, o,--,,,
Auditor VI the STATE.
! De, Moioes April g. 1909.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-19

NAVY Ao.sr's OFucr. NEw -loRK, blay IL. 1908
GEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed "Proposal
- fof hbvy Hrma" vil TO received Il this lr' until
fi.DAf, do ga instvt st ~ oclca, ior furnishing
IN ENll ist THOUSAND GALLONS NAVY BEANS,
90 the beet 4ty for n ad.o use be delivered at tho
IN P-ci'u 40 Fffy.rs aud CiptIu, The brooAyu Navy
h"d wtioa afint.H' charge samples OF tho eaIs may
yaui
Too 6ii mns 10 ouauieJ by tha usual gu.anty H. ~
u a'ot.cl, to q. Atlu. win be- rAoclted
l. HENDERSON, Navy Asent
-sssssss An, q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-19
orrlcs LIonrnoraE I.,r.cIon

NFFIIE TIUIIT.IIOT1K TIFFflT0lL
No ~ Csdarst. Ncw.lorb. y T.. MAY 2. 1913
cEMED PROPOSALS Wlll be received at
- tus ,H @ until L. o'clock MONpAf the lot day
Juue .eit Ter lag. replacing and Keeping IN th,r
porrr poso 81 tho uaoys bow In tho kUo lsa "a lurt
su oh g may BE- AUTHORITY far year fruul tho
Fac. 3D., " I4, ur n to succ,oliug Ia day Of Jane
c.fllf 90 tr vtg'au ~ the LFh.ouse B1.td md Gle
putso spr,hcuols oolich n which csa Be had by apply
.ug 90 I'll. 0il.c
b order n the Li-it House T. srl.
l.. II POWELL. N.htliousc Inspector, 81 District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-19
CrARrvRHAsTRR GRSrRAIs OFyiCK,
Is ..useros Guy March 10, .s.l

CrlRrERHAsTFR GRsrRAIs OPgiCh
Ns.HsGrOa CfTY. March ~ 80 9,
OWNERS OF STEAM VESSELS are i, ~ 60
,.t T. the Qusrtermss GENERALS once tead'f' 'o
lLrir charter " sale, -. -, a.. v,s,.,s thar
a.,o. .rrol.d or red.tsfrd tuouAge sexual carrying
c-,,. n, 1rteral yheher coppsfed whether "ufe.
uror~ lrra vhchsr iron or cop r. fasi-ncd 'l1e =
=, rl.r. and should stss the prize 4 which they
red for j. NJ Or chatter with he e.usi-d ils
G the Of loss the Cove nusnt i91
meier 70 rur.nss- Instead OF cbsretius
OVER, OF already IN tho service 81 th9
Ouar.fn.t-f. Dpsr .nt requested 10 make kno .
lie rspa meut en- reduction "a ihrif present. nto' "hh
thsv NAV b. ~l. giant and the price A. which they
- 10 nc wiling 10 sell them.
An en-, .hond b. sdde,sed 10 the Quartz
G.usr. " H.. United states It Wshngon and should be
rdorsd Prooo.a. Tor chatter sale ~ stean-fs When
.r-v- ley will i~ considered snd tie Department, viii en-
u reduce the heavy expense attending army TRANSPORT
a'iou upon y aud ude-~a.r- BY sno'tnlnt wen
.,e car 70 90 cheaper Of equal capacity fo these
u . smpoYei
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Urn GOODS.

1T GRAND-ST. CHEAP SORE.
n STRAW BUNNElS aud H.LOoMERS
-. oortpue selling from Eur musBse stock t~'th 10"
ercepho1sl, NJ, o,v : 81 Wv ,p,s PRICES
N.Y. nav a,sr one " ..ana Misses Split Straw ana Jog
orn BlOUAt RS, hrth AOonis aud X dsls Iuunhs "0'
ar, 3 each, scarcely be ioand an 1is -,
~ - Ce..s of Ntuts Pedal sad tlrc~n A!oonl D'ooHei'
a., AID Tan Hair BONNETS. from ~ 20 > raen' -,
- line NJ hue Split Straw 30 NHEIs' 81 1ho yeiJ - -,
a,,,.y nom 81 81 10 80 oact (nothiDs better AZ
any Inc'y ,, p,y,.ETS aud BLOOM
' 49, . EDWARD ElpLLY $500, On,
wv tY-Fith block est from the Do"ei5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-19

IOHN WILLIAM PERRY, formerly of Fins.
- oary Lon 90. sad lite OF Newton, he's rot boen
nrsrr y-ss Ary prfi0u sisus iufounsl9n rr
e-ffux 20 o. mother. No W-st., FiubuTy IAcGsB
LoDeoa viii aTded sod sneIr expenses PAID them
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nEATu HOUSE, sCHOOLEYs NOUN.
~ TAM tPRlNGS " This laWe ADD elesaat ho'ei
widely srl yoeAhy sn,wr VII be 'yeasd On ~, a
Jufo, 30 cAccll,At condition. 1. felcAed ia h"' S
EssuA Rel laiu. foot Of Coat uuit.st, N " 81 . a
aus 3! d.nnoc IS miles. Rooms may row pe'
g,gel ru reasonable tr.Is MoEs particular Information ~
10. L4i by add a.sus the sub lie'r by eaag "a 80
W,daesday between ~ and 9dook, q hs Assot nou'e'
". Y. H. u. COLEMAN. fIOll 90.