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Eg Some one went into the Livery la
bic of u.s.. Byers and Co., Wednesday,
and deliberately bridled and. saddled a horse
. belonging to Maj shumate Of Gen. limbo
dcD's command, and rode off, the hands in
the stable supposing the horse belonged to
him. The horse has not been recovered.
Gold advanced in New York on the %.
Ito 1889
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For the Vindieator.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.


am composed OF t6lrtyhg letters.
Ny 16, 27, s. q, 81, is distinguished
Gen. in the G. A.
My 10, 81, 16, 81, 4, Is 81, was an
ancient dramatic writer.
My 33, p, 5, 2, 16, %, 27. 10. 4. %,
is a city now il possession of the Yankees
My 81, 27. 33, 8, II. IS was an officer
who fell II the first battle Of Manassas.
Ny IS, 4, 10. 90, 2, 10, 6, was where
the disciples Of Christ were first called
Christians
My Is. 4, 4, IS, is a female name.
My 5, IS, 80, has caused us much
trouble and distress.
My 81, 10, Il, IA, is disftrii soiastt,iiye ad-
jective pronoun.
My IS, 81, %, 81, IS, 10. 6, IS, 4, is
an animal mentioned in the Bible.
My IS, 1, 5, 80, %, 81, was a brave
and gallant officer.
Ny "a, 20 is neuter pronouu.
My 26, IS. 80, q, 33, 80, is a popular
song
My %, 10, IS, 4, 81, S, 7, %. Is, is e
figurative name applied to one Of our most
distinguished Generals
My -, 81, 80, 16, 80, IS, 2, is a
County in Virginia.
Ny 81, 10, 8, 81, 80. is suble fluid.
My %, Z, II, IS, l6, is that for which
many of our soldiers are noted.
My whole is the name and place Of resi-
dence of a member OF the Charlottesville
Artillery"
AvNEGDODO,
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Southern Field and Fireside |!

UNEXAMPLED SUCCESS
BACK NUMBERS FOR THE
NEW SERIES EXHAUSTED!
PRIZE, STORY!
TNIlE Proprietor of the "SournKRN FfRLp Asf
IL FiREsipE announces that in consequence OF
the first numbers of the new series being exhaust
ed, pnd in order that new subscribers may begin
with the commencement of new Story,, Belmont
will be completed in No 5, January 81, and the
PRIZE STORY of
1.-The Raadolphs of Randolph HAIL.
by Miss SknENA A. MINER, of Coving ton, Cal viii
be commenced in Number 6, Feb. 7ih and ali sub
scriptops received at the office and after ems
"a h of January, will DC entered ON the books ana
commence with the Prize Story.
TERMS:
For One Year So 90
For Six Months 90
For Three Months loo
Single Copies Ten Cents.
ltD~ Clubs OF IL or mere, for one year 81 each,
six months, ST each.
Address, JAMES GARDNER,
= Augusta, GA.
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+ Mgs~ We are authorized to atinounce HOWE y
sPEyTON, Esq, candidate to represent tn
County, in the next General Asseinbly.of Virginia
April 10 e63.--tae
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$500 He wv ard.

51gpCo He wv ard.
DANAWAY from the subscriber, near Browns
IL burg. Rockbridge Co., ON Sunday, the 18th
instant, my negro man
NELSON
Of copper COLOR about As years of age. heavy set,
feet inches high; had on when he left gray
coat, brown james pants and SLOUGH hat. prr-
chased him about three months ago of Mr. VIM. J
Shumate, OF Augusta A the same time, my man
EZEI Hell.
about 80 years of age, heavy set, Of dark color.
sseont feet 10 inches high, ha6 on gray frock
coat. gray pants with stripe, and cloth cap. /
purchased him about month ago of A. Smith, Oh
Richmond
Twill pay the atay reward of $500 for their ap
pref ension if taken IA tne county Of Rockbrdge
Augusta, or $500 if taken elsewhere in the State
and secured so that get them.
rs They may perhaps be lurking in the neigh
borhood of Staunton, one Of them hts wife
near towu, who is free. -
8. 3. LAyELL.
April 3, le63,-5t*
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Rlank CHECKS.

DERSONS in want OF Blank Checks on the Cen
4 tral or Valley Bank, can be supplied at this
Office.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
hUUIIVIt~S 7OFFIOEs
RICHMOND, Va, March 30th, 1863.


NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
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BY order
(Sigued)

s. "COPPER",
Adj't and insp. Gea.
April 10
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to buy 10, 900 lbs. of BA-
IN CON, for which viii pay the higest market
price. J..B. HOGE.
Staunton, Feb. 81, 1s63--tf
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ESOR HI REL have a SERVANT Girl.
which ] wish to hire for the balance of he
year. ar; - :, j. 3. l!OGE.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-10

oi!GE received lot VA. SALT,
~ which will be sold at small advance.
j. 3. H0GE.
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WANTED

w GN-II aIsEo.
fkNE or two hundfea cords of CHESTNUT OK
" BARK, delivered at my Tannery in Staunton.
For which the highest cash price viii. be paid
JAMES MAYES
Staunton, March q, ls63.-2m*
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HgSE S.

a. f. MN \ FL CIer
Epril 10, ls63.-4w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15

L'OR sYw ONLEaSs DIRECT
IT. The UGited r'Ales msti sgs WHEEL
NfkAhsHfr MARION
y. Johnson. nis
sui leave Disf No North ~
~ thfss oco<A v. n pf.sfssly f0r SEES Ous4ns a~ct
No bills 4 TAD nT sgsea asy ~ sailing
for frsisht or p.ssss sppy " -
sr0y,oRD. Tnrsfox = co
- HFNsavay.
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Day GOODS.

ZEPHYR w0RsTED CHEAPER THAN EvEk-IHh
nnss luaiy ever imporsd ~ 10 cents per oanoe Also,
large assortment % French German corssis al
low prices Al EL9ERS $50 and s Broadway near Nine
teenth street, side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15

CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL
nEAurS saas \ ssr AESf ssar ssyA &C.
xs sfy sr h5hSE.s
fs' ss se .aa rs, % Feb
or ssa 'ss.s; :! sg Va '.'p.a'
The Au0usTk DissNOnE viii succeed the NARY A.
"'"DNAS' ana '' On x Il AVS EsfrEss COMPANY.
EoE TnE CAPE Or GOOD isorg. slsoArosyyf
KEN v,i leave New ioss TssI % ,lsrsasp rch,n..
YosEsI CO. Bo''oa. Or Y .os ,e:ss.a a:,o'
EoR BEAUFORT. y !. AND roaT EoYsL SC
m.nd.r viii isss" rs, ~ iNenh i.rsi % wsaSs.aE.
i'' ss sPoffoan '4IIEsroS 4 90 2,B.o.a~ay
EoR HAVANA piREcr-rnE spw ayD s"hrNprp
o"'''a state aA' al rx ssis 'f'"''''p
ass "a .e sort" vS . saw >" S.s ~ y
rM gg..,;ss, Tor a...sa ssg.' = ..e,.
All le,,sG. ,aas, pas; 'aronss i've ros o,t-
''' ''''E Sro9fon6 Il 'iis 'ros -, !, pt..as.
EoR HavANA 49,
sArt Ef,t ffHtt 81. h ,.iar.en ~.
cav.sia co'eiit
50 4, 10. q w.rr,n .,t-ri. sot,a rir.r
Prize Z ra..ss, ~ cufesei eeasl 49,
y" "''''''' ,cu.s !. wnrlSo ., T,aq~s,
- = =" = nowL.Np AsrtywtLt A.-t.
81. s','s '..g.a,y shsLDh ~ ~ i'e-
Eip-nsnee surrsos. $500 y 49,. 7. ...nt
L'oE HAVANA. VA NASSAU. 81
BRITISH QukEs c.F,s'a - N,..af-I ~ .,IsrtA.
Noaea,. N.ieh ;. snd s.,sris,. N.rhzi
rs,.h. d 500. Or 1. .qu,s.iea, "a ein,py
Iyff frIN ar IT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15

A U-nOsEY LITERALLY ADVANCED on DfA
~ moads Wsthes, Jes.iy, l1snot. liver We a tss
ct yrcs Iali Tor Oh Gold AMI kvfr y. raHnHruktfs
Tefsis bought fyf Diamonds. wafhes e. ar Bsesssr
street, ~ ssifs.
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nILLIsERY, &C.

MOTlCh-MRs LYON IsAACs. NO. DIVISION
~ street having removed 70 80 Canal street esrs e IN
form Der whoiesae that ready supply hsm
with Spring Pattern bonnes Due notice 70 retail Gus
TONERS In Q few days.
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I'm BROADWAY 10 LIT. THE SECOND rHInp
lIU vgrss shs gifu r7pgrs sp.,aisy - ,agsshsf wA
Ess.ss ~ pf.asisss ett-,sn ass u ss4
AsAa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
QEnSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE TROY. y.
~ H-Ihe seventy eighth Semi Annual Session Of THIS
Insuuuon io thorough instruction the Natural Sciences
and IN CIVIL Mechanical aud Typographical Engineering
VIA connence February Is 1905 when Students ~u he AL
mitted 70 advanced standing the two lower CLASSES Te
Annual Register, containing :all information may Do
obtained from Prof. CHARLES DR0WSE. Director
u DAWSON. N. d., AND COLLEAGUES ARE NOW
lOe In THIS cty curing All manner n diseases by the lay
on Of hands and other simple remedies They take upon
Themselves the patents disease and fully describe 10 the
sufferer or friends nfsihby telling whether fatal or
not This II mt an of wonders but one when nature
can recsy herself through her iinutble laws, and
which are now being Understood by . few. Consultation
rooms ~ NO Wayer!ey place. Of Broadway ~ H.
No charge the truth be not obtained For particulars
circular.
CPECIAL NorIcE-TnE AMITY STREET BuRyING
~ 0round by special permit from the City Inspector tho
trustees OF the Madison Baptist church, late the
Bapurt church in Oliver street. win, Monday 10th inst
commences the removal all the said ground
The corner Of Amy and Wooster tho beautiful
lots pnrrhascd ny them In the Cypress Hills Cemetery
less otherwise requested bv the friends OF the decreased All
persons Interested dered TO call the and leave
their directions with Deacon William IL Burger, who has
Kindly consented personally 10 superntend ,he removals
And the SAID trustees hereby give notice to all persons int
rested IN any grave stone Or monument said ground 70
not DO responsible for such stones after that
data. WM PHELPS. President Board OF Trustees.
New YORK. Feb. 8, 1859.
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AIRS HULDAH ALLEN NJ D., PROFESSOR OF PLY
N .oogy. yyens and obstetrics IN the isyplenic Med
the Of Dr. Chapin's church 5s broadway, At
O'Clock MONDAY, Wednesday and Thursday asrnos Of
this week. Subject Monday"The pels su1eJfngi
Of diminished" Course tickets 90 cents single
lecture, 10 cents.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, TO LET.

RIO wEAvERs.-To LET. CHEAP. THE LARGE FLOOR,
i Looms the mAnufactr ing Of Fringe on tho
Canal and Watts Streets wen lighted adapted
kind light nrins hsnes. Innaire ~ DR.
SEDoHoWEZ, second asor, or TO 7. q. ACkEkMAk, ON
thc eurnnI, from 10 n ".
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nx DynkrDB rLusrErRs BONES xoDfsryg
~ ekss No. rmas, - RAss sth o. fsrgIs Dc - prv
0ANs n Fss - esaess ~ esss b bsxtp.
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SHIPPING.

SHIPPING.
SfEAa WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. TOUCHING AT
ana SasSEn CORK hsr6or L,ysrpecl New ls..
r I'M powered clyde ouill iron steamship- loloss
PITY o. o. Sas.,SeroS siie1ds' fsS:sary
and ever, succeeding sarday ii noon from pier IL No,h
r Payable in speae % Y :, eqsi, ~
f'r' n CABIN 10 London 20 s'fSsass onaon
bbS TO n lam; s 80 b. b. s%sa,. VIC
Passengers also forwarded % a,re Brren Rotterdam.
From LysrpoG Or Qaeen,,sS@ r., cabin s7s So sos
rho'c Who their can sSs aesss
her. a. these sal'e - "a
GERS arc strongly ba, in IN, and carry
Isisn hre halorr Experienced surgeons attached
.r,sr afs,%s,,ea apply IN ,s.ss 70 %Ax
MAinnlM !. Eno,h SQUARE, 70 0sssa.,ownie g Aw;
Ras wan . 80 il ra asa 20 JULES DEcouE . roo
SS If join DALE III h wsSa, 'sst at he
JOHN q. DALE Agent Is Broadway Now York
SrEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER.
IN o sSs' Bun
s.Ts s d r s@s gss q Ess q
odaion ssl and ss1, .teerasc found With good prosi
ss. ga b. = goa g e, sqasgsS q United
sens.rs rom all tho principal towns in 0rcA, hriain and
,' sa xsE "a sfaRr ' SGssss1 q. asss s'
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY
- The .'ore n'' aI,s Snd elegant iron mail steamship
T. Meier Commander.
the United States No Il North
river loot Of f1'p sA .rfi bSI;,' ssS ~
sSahsmpon a. ,Ss foa~ias LONDON nAfs and
cabin slos. second cabin ssa CO., s,eeras. III o.
fSs ilamSona WIN succeed The BAvar. on xareA7
Ss k|Sl5.b e sS1 H;S III ss;.ss .s
TOR LIyERrooI. AND. LospexvrA a
u asne..The iavo , Packet se ship NEw WORLD q,
ssERiGxS EsdLE Al pier il Ess. rirer WI sa Tor Tor
aSSs CO.. 's% soa
pAssAGE FROM OR TO LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
old Bisst rs s'. = Lasgo5 LrsrgoSl The sspoE
py % WI LII otios % sa,ea .rss On ireland
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Port'Ross al o abou, the 18th Of February
i'' 'A'''''"' ''p' ADAMS kSrREss COMPANY
LcoR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
bret ,ass steamer VIII leave New Yosk on the LIST.
SUNDAY when Tie day o. departure viii be on the Monday
ling Green DE- ALLEN. Agent
MD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER.
~ eooi-lhe new and fayori,. psess, ah'P mAhsE,i
For Iassags-n cabin second apn s,.erss,,sggy on
board foot Of Bcrkmsn street or to ROCHE BROS A
CoffEf, 81 South street
Il For Melbourne. The splendid Al ,hp SONORA LOO
toms at pier ass river rapidly loading IA, .ssan,s
sGTERE&u 100 Wall street ''''
NE o ROBERTS LINE
W. ,esg, y san Ts snSsfo r.. ma
W s .a.s ,s' s "shs'STf ssss:s .s
Saturday. aarcii "a isci
E'f I,'i \. t z si:is.r re5Sssl, :"
M Wtnstrcct, corl.f y Warren
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-14
NJ Ap yTT

In Washington on Sunday. the 18th inst,
BY the Rev. Mr.. Lenmon, B. T. LANGLEY,
u Miss lSAB1LLA DJU Gas, both Of this
city.
N the 25.h Of June, at Orange Court House,
y e5jnjt, By the Rev VIM y. pendleton
CHARLES, STkAHAN. c. 5. A., late Of Bal.
ti1nore, TO JE NNIE, daughter OF Geo. 4, Nor
Tn, Esq, Of the former place.
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DIED.

WALKER, aged - wears second daughter of
the late ,seph Tuaw. and widow Of the late
john Walker, Of Washing ton.
IN Georgetown, D. c.. Monday, October 18th,
Mrs, CECILIA CHANDLER, i'll the 18th
ear Of her age, dtu 5hter Of William and Mar
gAret Stops, late Of Georgetown.
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4 RUNAWAY MATCH y esterday morning,

4 RUNAWAY MATCH y estcrday morning,
Mr. J. a. Douglass, from Alexandria, arrived
in this city in pursuit Of his 1ausher, who had
clipped with young man named 3. Z. Lang
ley, to be married. The parent stated that
the daughter is minor; but he would not
have cared SO much if the young man had
suited him. The marriage took place on Sun
day afternoon, and the father met his daugh~
ter and her husband at noon yesterday, on the:
corner Of Seventh street and the avenue. The
meeting was an excited one, the father DIT
lnanding his daughter and the husband treez
ing TO his wife. Quite crowd assembled
around them, and took sides respectively tor
the father and the hus band The police came
and dispersed the crowd, and the husband and
wife departed in the direction Of the Alexan.
dria boat landing, followed BY the excited pa
lent.
In the afternoon, after the police had dis
persed the crowd, and the father, husband and
daughter had started IS if to 90 to the stealll-
boat wharf, oIr. B. F. Langley was arrested in
the Seventh Ward for taking possession Of
a girl by marriage under age, which case
was dismissed Ivy Ju>tice Boswell, ard the
bride Isabella Langley was arrested for abb
sconding from her father and she was return
ed 70 her father. So the case stands FOR ;hA
present.
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--------=--------------
The banquet rendered by the merchants and
lawyers Of New York to the Admiral and 9th
GERS Of the Russian feet, took place on Monday
At the Aston Hou sc with more than usual eclat
Among the invited guests was Henry
Winter Davis, Of Baltimore, whose response
10 the second regular toast
1.-THE President OF the United States The
elected leader Of the Nation, which is solving
the problem Of self government and freedom, : -
is thus alluded to by the Daily News: Mr..
Davis responded to this toast. He paid high
compliment to the resolution and sagacity of
the Executive None would speak With higher
reverence Of that officer than himself
Mr. Davis then paid high euIoelum to the
character Of the people. lie desired to know
where personal liberty had been violated IN this
country. He differed from the words OF the
toast; the problem Of self-government was no
experiment-it was a reality The speaker
then drew parallel between the chan*es that
bad taken place in European countries, com
nared with the stability Of American nst1tu'
tons. lie concluded his address with a high
euloeium on Russian power, which, he said, was
eoualled only nv American freedosn-a general
n;tcbine into European Powers an Abolition
review Of the present war, and a genera! lnvo
cation of providential blessings on the head OF
the President
Alabama papers Of d late date say that
conflict of authority has taken place between
tue State and Confederate authorities in But
I,,. county Alabama, which has caused great
excitement among the people: The town OF
Greenville is especially ex:iteI. The provost
guard had baen fired upon, and one person
killed
In Rochester \ Y last week as a mother
and her daughter were walking IT Exchange
ST = Young fellow Ia soldier i is said, walked
ND and took the girl from her mother, put her
into hack and drove off The mother made
such defence as she could striking out with
her umbrella sorious damaging the girls
millinery, and made such an outcry thar she
was finally put into acarriage and taken home.
The young una proceeded to & minister or
MAGISTRATE and were duly married.
The government is providing amply for the
protection Of its property III Washington from
fire Two thousand feet Of new hose has been
ordered for the three steam hre-englnes it has
in that city.
WIN. Lomax, IT,, young Boston lawyer
charged with forgery, plead guilty on Monday.
NEW THEATRE!
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The Washington correspondent Of the Phil.
adelphia Inquirer states that the y. :. Ma
tional lebt now amounts 10 twelve hundred
and twenty two millions seven hundred and
fttv thousand dollars and that Mr., Ch;ttel5-
den, the Register Of the Treasury, stated in q
speech in Washington, that on Monday three
hundred and fifty thousand dolls rs worth q
United States bonds were issued 60 foreign
brokers', and the y. Government has money
now On hand with witch to pay the entire 5r
nv for the month Of November, which money
was furnished by foreign capitalists.
The New York correspondents Of the Pl.ia
delpha Enquirer says :->'Ihere are symptoms
Of renewed trouble among some OF the work
ING classes, and the trouble is Of such acnarac
Ter that it may lead to serious riots # not
niopel in the bud, 4 body Of men, nearly
two hundred IN number, just after dark, last
night assembled in front Of the Sugar ware
house Of Messrs. Moer, Hogg L Martin, No.
50 Corlears street, near the East River and
threatened to burn down the building. as we'll
20 70 attack number of workmen that were
inst leaving it for home. The police fortu-
Datelv arrived at the warehouse in season to
save it," and other rotovs demonstrations are
reported
The Cumberland Coal and Iron Company,
have gained their suit against the Hoffman
Mining Co., which has been long pending be
fore the Maryland courts. The stock has aid
vanced 10 per Ct
The Theatre last night was again crowded to
its utmost capacity, and the performance
nassed off to the entire satisfaction OF all pre-
sent The bill for tonight is fine one.
Heavy firing, in the direction Of Manassas,
was heard yesterday evening and this morning.
Rr the lst Of November the Invalid Corps
!! will number II. 600 men. They will I'll! the
,locoo &c 10 600 men who are being sent -
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Bv the lst Of November the Invalid Corps
will number II 600 men. They will ELL the
places Ct 10000 men who are being sent 70
their respective regiments in the field.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-12

CLEARED
STEAMSHIPS City Of New York, Liverpool: ssl-
onia, HAMBURG; Artisan, Rsltimorr
SHIPS tndscifnus, Dublin; Tidelis. Liverpool
Albion, DO. Northern Belle, do.
BARKs Telesrins. Havsns: Hermss, narseilles
Dsenis. Mnsnham, Cors Martinique.
BHIGs-Ann Ions., London Jane Alicante; Anna
n Jordan. Vera Cruz. u Tfovhrds.. Ponce; A n
Patterson, Curacao; KIcelsior, bermuda, ADELAIDE,
D,inAsrs; L.otte. 81 Thomas.
sCHOONrRs Ellen, Ne~ Haven: Mary Bentley,
Port Royal Fn'erprite Chin"o'easue; Joseph Mar,h,
TOW, d.; helly, d.. l. CoNporth-aite, Washington,
Jane. FORTRESS Monroe, T-sgrapb. Bo-ton; VIOLA ut,
fSl River. Pilot, Poritmouth. fransin, Huntington.
sLOOPS-Rio Grsnde, Cbineoteasus Blackstone,
Providence.
sTrANsufps Sentinel. Detroit, Concord Phils-
dsf'hia. ,o.mhia Liverpool.
SHIrs Patrick Merry, London and I. ~ wight:
T. ne Wp,d. Liverpool, Gen Mcclellan. Liverpool.
ftclc Havana.
BRIGs-sussn. Sar Hsrhor sharon. Hau''rort.
-CEOONrHs Herieo. Ne. por'. John len hal, y
Haven. j j Bsck q. Eoad0ut ior Bottom; Charter
Oak, Srs',lufe Tor Providence: West Wind. New
Haven. ia %, g.ais: ~ zahch pe Hart, Cssr for
Al-tautf'a. Isrartiu,. Providence fidts. Briatol
for Ph.ado phA. sophie Ann Ner rer. for PhilsDel-
rhis -opthunsr, iroyid,nc-; Indian Queen. Hall
tnA. lsnI. ..i 'fat ottetorn, l. L
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E l2@.

ATTENTION, LADIES - THE OLD ES-
LA'ablished New lolk Fur Manufsoturing Co., DE
Pot, ~ Chatham -, opposite Crooks white marble
Hotel IDLE OF the block, between Pearl and Duane
street.. Nov The tune to get your suitf for about
hal the usua price Our stock Is lars,, well selected,
ann at vry low rNtes Water, Marsh and French
Mini AID sable Cap~, Null and GUS, from 80 to
rla. ftonch ana st1r Mink and sable suHs from
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