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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-17
TEST FROM CHARLESTON--NEWS
FROM NASSAU. &c

CHGLseros, March l5-The Monitor iron
clad which wss off the bar yesterday went
Southwaid late last evening. She is supposed
to be tbe keokuck from New York for Port
ROYAL.
A British steamer reached Confederate
port last night, loaded with merchandise
Shs brings Nassau dates to Thursday. The
steamer Ruby, from Charleston, and Giraffe
from Wilmington, hsd arrived safely st Mas
SCH. Many new ascancrs had reached Mas
s,n, from England intending to run the
blockade.
The prisoners taken Mt Hilton Head Island
thursday ni=ht, fully confirm the intelligence
Of Burnside's appointment to command the
expedition against Charleston. He had no.
arrived at Port Royal on Thursday, but was
hourly expected.
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To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
PETERSBURG, March 18th, 1868


Gentlemsn-In enumeratng the candidates
for the Governorship. you are pleased, OBJ
serve, to include me in the catalogue. Yo'
mistake me. have no preteusion and 10 as'
piration to he Governor Of Virgiria.
On resigning my seat in Consrsaa, resolved
to devote myself entir"lv and exclusively
to the discharge Of my duties as a soldier
and not to quit the army before the end ol
the war. TO this purpose ! still sdhee.
have, therefore, no farther interest in the
contest for the Governorship than that an
Office of such trust and dignity NAV not be-
come tho prize of an eager personal or fac.
tious competition, but, with the consent Of
ali classes, may be filed by some citizen Of
go great wisdom, worth and weight Of char
sctsr, as will command universal confidence
and enhance the glory Of this Commonwealth.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
ROGER A. Pryor.
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ATTEMPT OF TIE ENEMY TO CAPTURE
GEN. VAN DORM AND COMMAND
rJJrJR pI A NS FRITSTP ATED

GEN. v hN DOhN AM COh " IL MI
THEIR PLANS FRUSTRATED.
S.v.HHAu, March IA special despatch
20 the Savannah "Repnbiican,' dated Colum'
Bis. Tenn, l2:h inst, says:
Four i,rigsica rG tho enemy Under Gene-
rails Grsnse, R0sccEanz, q Dix and Shndor
entanyored 20 hem General Van Dorn, yes
tcrGay. Just ac:o!a Duck river, knowing that
hs had no means Of crossing. Our artillery
was kept in position until yesterday morn
Ing. end replied TO the Yankees tise. Tho
Iiycr WAS then crossed by n ferry. The out
posts wore he'd rs usual. The whole com
nard then withdrew, passed tho enemy s
left flank, snd escaped by the way Of White 8
bridge, twonty-six loilca aboyo, which thcy
crossed successfully.
The Fencra!5 are no. yet aware OF oc.
whereabouts, and a.e looking for Van Dorm
in their rear. fhc successful escape from SO
perfect No; j, regarded as unusually GKiil-
ful and fortunate.
A second despatch TO tho "Rsrublican,
sarno date, GTys:
TIE enemy sre greatly surprised ard cxas.
peratcd at Van Dorn's escape. They rosu'n,
cd to Franklin tp protect ths'r rear, aud
committed mcny l.sp.edatons, brrnnS the
houses h;cb Ven Dorm had occupied Al his
headquarters.
NsShy;!l. papers state th.: tae enemy s
loss at Spring Hill was only three hundred
aud that tho ConfeGera;os ha1 three negro
rsyinen:s engaged who fought b:avely. Tae
four Sriga :cE ssn. in pursuit of Van Dorm
hnva returned.
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CAPTURE OF A YANKEE SIGNAL
paRTf

CuARLss16., March ia telegram from
usrdeeyills anpcuncas that Captain Micki.r,
Of the lnh South Carolina Regiment with
dc,achmcn. of his Company, wen. oo Hilton
load Island. last night, to the DbscrTaiory
where tha Yankee Signal Corps were station
cd. AMI. without firing q gun, captured :'e
whole company keeping watch, consisting Of
a Lieutenant, one Sergeant, and seven pr
vat.s. Tie prisoners have arrived in lIs-eee-
yisa. No oae hut on our side. All quiet
y. rr
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REpUKTED ATTACK UPON uELGGA,
ARKANSAS.

J.tX.os, Miss, March ia spgeiai dsr-
patch to .Ko 'Appesl," dated Panol,, Il IA
says:
Tolera',Iy authentic reports received here
say that Helena was a:ssche>! IN the rear on
Monday (9tb)
Parties from that direction say that hcs"y
firing was beard yesterday. The info1ro ion
comes from deserters who say tne.f are but
five thousand Federal troops left at Eele"s.
Gentlemen froI Memphis report tha.
twenty-f 70 hundred sick arc in the hospitals
of that c..y.
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"TITK on FORT PEMBERTO :.
MISSISSIPPI.
HEAVY ENGAGEMENT.
!: n +. " Y'- LOSS VERY II EAV

t:N NEM Y's LOSS VERY II EAVY.
M0BLr, March 1T A special despatch to
The advertiser AID Register" dated Jack.
son, to-day, Eaya .ho following official dc
spatch hai oacn iecair-l from Con Lnring:
FORT PkMBsxToN, March l3-l p. M
Thcrn ha. heen terrific fire by tho enemy, un'
interrupted for four hours, from Ten to sixteen
heavy nalibrc gu OH gunboatg, two heavy
guns on land, and oIe mortar. Ali Of the''
guns fccm tho beats, except ope, have now
ceased ii7iFg, and tho gunboats have retired
round the bend. cigat hundred yards distant
showing one gun.
The encmy's guGb7a;s and batteries were
constantly lit, ard large quantities Of burning
cotton were struck f-on, them. We have
lost some valuable gunnc:s and 9 fey others
Thank cd. our less is Small 30 far. Tho
cacvy's loss must DO very, vc-y great.
LATER.
March l5!h +. M-Just rs ! cent of my
lag. tcags,as t, you the enemy opeoed upon
ia again Wit. &" cnrH ol ono gunhoat, TIE
lard bei'c5y. snd no l3inch mortar, and
kept up tho fi:s with grnat sprit until AFTER
sunset Tie ;: EHi:ipu far our heavy guns
hss pug. arrived.
F0!t Pcniba,tGn Is situated at the month
Of Tslaha'chic riysr, which .mp:iei intc
the Y.zpn r:vcr, III Carroll county. Miss.
about orc humd,nd miles northeast Gf FIckS
burg
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ANTICIPATED ATTACK ON CHARLES
TON

CHARLESTON, March l2.-Ihe news toat
Burnside hss taken command at Po:t Royal
and that the attsck or Charleston Will Dc
made within the next fortnight, comes from
Newbern. Full credit is not given to the
q tory, but the impression is very general that
the attack will soon take place.
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TuC MtEkfTS

tlo;d went - high as l63 on the l0.h. hut
closed ljS FIX hangs sold as high as l79
closed nt III. Ths Herald" ssya the rise
in gold was attributed By some to the fact
t!.as gold hsd gonc np in Richmond. I,
quctss gold at 80 in Richmond aud argues
FROM this that the end Of the rebellion is
n;ph
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THE NEW IitMrGHiaE lLErTrcS.

h'sustch from Concarh. y II da's
1870 a. NJ, ] lth March, rays
Rc!urns from about On" hunlrel and
seventy five towns give Gilmore (Rep) 2l,SSl.
Esstinan (,n"-xar DamD -, II. Hartman
(war Dem) %,il% Thee returns indicate
that there has he.n no elsc.icn by tho people.
Tna hapmhl,c.ne "'l' have majority in tho
& Govai"o.'.: i'ouac ], SrnH:n AID i[0nae cf
Representa- veg. L. 10 hrirv:,, tha. I'll A.
Republican candidates f.r Csrse.aa afc
al c'c'!. tbs Iu,jar''in: N ;hn i'st snd
accnnI iirt'iria Will hc slnal.
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The Dictator's Military Proclamation - Ge,,.
Rosecran=s Order Of Banishmem Tdds
Rumored Fate Of the Florida -Eem iors
Poliiics-The "Rcrald' thinks onc mOyc
Union Victory wiH close the Tr GdFi
l5S.
Especial Despatch to the Richmond "Enquirer.'I
FREDERicKsRvRG, FIrGINn,
March H. 1863.
have received ,hr NV York Herald rf
tho llth. The following aro 'i, rn"sr ;rnpcr
tant items:
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CARD 70 rnr cIr;asss OF wclrxoxr

'HH'' ~ 'lir ''l ''fHS 'I 'tiINbNb
20! Ia" ir!si - * - pc.c:I'u"r, q, iSr ..! r.-
~ Lle eApir.ira ou YSat. riny Ci ,lc ...
F'|!.s Laboratory, o Ith siect an: tur tl.o eri 4:
the parents ard families Of those who Sc.c Ei i.nl.
h.ye asked the :'v,r OF TIE Young Nui.s Ci:I,i,r
association 10 r!a nc III Kissing funds To- IN. ~
pose, nnd coat: tcntly appeal 10 the hcEeYoIrn, co.
pie o! thi. city promptly 10 respond 10 ,hIs cali.
JOSEPH Sily. n1-n.
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why lie in the same bud, and sail in the same
| boat
ENGLAND THE SOURCE OF ABOLITION.
Speculative discussion abou. higher Law
than tho organic political law, poisoned poll
tics and hegat asperitins of sections The
first ha-angue of George Thompson, in this
country, under the auspices Of the Fessen-
dens, Of Maine, and Garrisons Of Massachu-
sotta, was predicatcd on the idex that slavery
WAS sin sgainst God, and that no Christian
peopla should tolerate it hold in my hand
the letters and addresses by George Thomp-
son during hi, mission here. In bis first ad
dross, at Lowell. October S, 1884, he laid down
the dogmas which are now being. worked
out in disunon and blood. lie said: "The
medium through which no contemplated the
various tribes that peopled the earth was one
which blended all hues. Toward sin in
avery fern no mercy should he shown. A
war Gf determination should be wagad with
the works OF tie devil. Misguided
patriotism spread tho alarm, the Union is in
dauger.' But whom should they obey? He
boldly answered, God, who required that
mon should cease to do evil.' He demanded,
| th,t the Constitution should be charged
wWhat though the Union Was in danger !"
said this interloper; "there is every disposi-
tion among the British Abolitionmts to ex-
tend to you their sympathv, their counsel
and their contributions" We arc now get
ting in over measure the sympathy ,counselaud
contributions of these lovely hnsfulk-the
English Abolit.oniste- Cheers and laughter
Again, it is the special affair of our enemies
to measure and apportion the amount OF
blame which ought to rest upon the East,
upon the West aud upon England. If
West and East both remained sitting at the
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rdSCs or w.Lrs' MARRIAGE.

Aihe1t E!w-rd. PflncS Of Wales uer-
,i;E", which wns appointed 10 take piece on
tbs l0:h. ~Ss celebrated by British subjects
il New York and Washin,t>a on that day,
though thn Herald" Rays a private letter
wai .cc iyed in Nc9v fnik. saying that it hal
been postponed to tho 18th of the month
H. IL ~ ir inar,it led tn tho Princess Ale kan
dra rf Derraa1k Attho dinner given in
Washington by Lord Lyons, worry kind torsr
tn tha Unit,d States, it is sail, wgre drunk.
1mr rHrsIa AND rIE ISSUE n,rokr /, n,n 10
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fEOM liCESRUhG.

Tha Nc-lhnrn a2vc,s from ihs phint via.
Cairo, are tn :te 5th. They saY !hO rebels
were thro ing orcaaional sholls s., III: cork
men Oh t';c cansi orp,sita Virkshnrg. '"'n!.
no damage. The dredging machines we're etill
working
4 transport from EarZno Pass report; tha
continued Prrgrcss of tina: expedition.
Ii i. riunor.d (thsy say ina: tho railroad
and telegraph lines hltwcen Jackson .a'l
Col'unaus are to hn abandoncl and TIE LTonp9
which are now guarding l1o,n vii; be sart Il
Vckshnrg.
The Ohio and mississippi AFRO aeiII rising
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THO iIernld's" Havana correspondent
writes that Gen. Forcy vii; reduce Pneba,
ne hsvic, it uow completely surrounded
Afitr th,N. ho Will march upon the city Of
Mcx'c'. Tie correspondent atiirms th.t
theirs a-. n'gro s"lIisrs in The French army
ir Msx;o, u pecialiy in the garrison of Vera
lrEx
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
N7EW-YORI& & NEW RAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ,gRANG .aENT.
d COMMENl- IULl o, issl
pss,.u.,r Station Ia SewYork corner 2',h 4 aD iit
Eatgsacc .sIr,t
LIAlE NEyy.YoRK.

TRAISs LtANE NsWeYoRR.
For Nen-ii1ygn. 81 J. .>.5) a IA. ls.i3 ltI 40
itrl. S.c9 81. aud r n.
Enr nrLf,p1.t :. rskA .l:s. "a. 2;l3 ttI J. ] ~
GA. $50 s:ju rul 3.
H.. Milford snl Stslilo-a :. Il M 550 $50 y
Tor si.iie.d a.bgo, and Mes2o. . - - La D.
SO p aA ....,,
$40, so, s.5u p
sos vIs saa OEeess len, ga, u;~ . III 3''e' ~
~ s',n'ara. : tEzl go u:Scnm., III: Tnh 10
(Er.h $3.50. -. $50 .. N. ,.o
foI Pot ao.ier md ierusaias stations ESQ /.
H.. !; j-3J 49,. $50, t.3t p.
For tOrt Chester aud New Rochelle. p. u.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
for Boston VIA iiLrnt ~. a. ok $50 tE1 D m.
fof Boston. VIZ shore Lice. ..i5 Tx b. 3 p. N.
For Hartford and Springfield, u. lEy) il:3c 80
(Lxb p
for C,u.,, cut River Railroad ,o nontrssl 4 N EI)
II I'D aflc:2u ?. "a. % y rti .aptcn
f,r tgfu.fa, Providence Lll FlsANA Rslroal. l:YD.
ALSO t.
For Nrw Raven. New Loados sai ssouiaston Rsc.d st
2 =. a.. ISIS 80. =.
10 q ,lal Rt.road ~ y 20 North7up.on.
for tclsi'lric EstfclG a uA, a(p a. to New 81
f'.a " tsursi. aIa satari-yss 90 Iit.ie.4.
for t.furA k7ii'It 2, . o. fa., -.sH I
tor D. bury All Aor~-A hsIro.d. g. u. go p
tOIl4.a .al1ll S4lCyiA. Car attached 90 o. ui Traits.
JAsitS n. luil sapeIlrte lte,a-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
Corporalion Notices.

DROPOSAIS for @l,0c0,00O of RIOT
Z DAMAoLs INDFMlTl BOhDS' Of tie County Of
New. y o5k.
Seac1 proposals viii b, received a. "a, Coup,roeTs Office
until I'll ESDAl ccpte iter j. laos. st2 O'Clock when
re s1e vi he pablo oqcn.i ;oi tae pefah.'e At not c'
tbsn their par Of .lc wior any pat OF s sun % on-
Mhioa DjnArs t-loon"Y) - ~ Rio p-nsse. ind-inniiy
Bonds D!diiuco o. tAr hoard Of
visor. % tie County Of New NsI@ .pposedty ths Mayor
A.. - .t3 foT tie melt q aaalscs for winch NE
County la. undo. re fgoN.ns o. 4t@apicr tIl
Of r4~s lgt IA coaseq Of tie proceedings o! the
L.ch aurIlg lie 4cceut ilot
TIE .s.l l,.ls he Tedoeu,to .he Fs; d'y q An.
gust loi, saI a boa msciest al TIE iatc OF SlA fkh
CENT ~ -aLu4n.
Tho foro A I f'ats tie amour. dcirod trc he r-!co
psT l60 thereof. and the Ifons whoss rfonos, nc &c
81 4t gc t4 10 d. posi- With tg County 4" -.iel
lat ;ne Blos1Nl, Vsnk ~ h sye days lcr tie pcuns .
tie pioposAs awarded 70 them respectively iae!ne.
int t4e YI-l! 4.ls thereon.
Ou presenting 'ho Comptroller he receipts ~ ,le County
Treasurer .-oA g1.t te qast VII be cnilrtd 70 re-
Bords Ji cquA Amounts x me pa vNno Il The sums
awarded 90 q ain interest '0u tar 4io 81 =! ntlis
facA ~o2. sAoll. be .elrd sd ild1t-ed ffofo.as
fos ilo DA.gcs lrdeuy boud. tps tic sKae Hsos'd IL
= sealed envelope eGds,ssf i 90 tie CQup.rclcE.
The Cor rt0e. rtus 100 dsi to reeet any OF
a. the b44s Al b. -ioic interest. should srlaifs Il.
NAIII.W 7. bAlA-A., Coup'ic.cr
City ofScwl OK, Department q Financ> Compoles' or
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1863. THE 1868.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RNLROAD.
Nlgh - connections iora.s
TIE AORfESi AND QiiCAEsP ROUTE
Fgos hEw.loEK 10 THE lRNcirA NsSlfks Cries
Seven .ins daily irom Aewi 1gk 10 pLals .h.a viz
ALL TulOUGli TRAINS soR THE WEsr BY THIS
kOi ~ LfAnE kEM.hokA kHoM TIE
By way q Ph.ad.rAs hs uor4iu. yasen ss -N,e Nes>
iok olhr routes; evening pa..ensers
40 ? n o-s iour later than osheI lnes
NAY ~ Allentown everr, pas.cnfeFs leave si p IN,
wr hour, sior than be Aol.n nos sni BY both roues
arrive a. The time Nosthega lines Chicago and an
pcn.. n tas North " est Cgcsle Indianapolis l.oaisytle.
- Loui, Cleveland Coumhus Cincinnati 81 " in
pons West ".sh fewer eifs''ses of cars
SsepNg Cars Nithoa' chan fn rom fhilade'ph' %
Pt.tunh $50 ne. New ok f.tts5argl. 4Jj n.lss
Sno-ins and saloon Cara On al tzuils
f1fe tho other routes
Bagsa.e checked through Transfers fr,c.
WESTERN EMIGRATION
Tho Pcnnlyiv tcni.al Counaiy runs an Fni,r,,a
Accommodation Line which ea9'ds comfortable moSesof
rREIGHTs.
by this roue fiefhs q AL decI.p ons bsiRsssrded
end fom any leat ON the Railroads Of Ohio Krn,csy
indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missonf bs Rail-,
h"AD Diht. OF 70 any po on the uayg liver. Of he
Tie of Freight and from snv roir, g., - u.,h-
ihe feh'y' sna central Railroad aic al all tines -
us are charged ~ otheg Railroad Gompan. M.rln. and
my Per, the transportation their Freieh, thss
N"i9@'y o~N ie! "i'h rndencc on is sgcriy aalst
=. - LIVE STOCK.
'lnett ehd hei!efs Ia 1.-Two SOCK viii Gud this most
a'''seu"- route taptcions lads well aacsei and sup,
',o "iih every convenience lay een ne.d on has huo
u connections, and every attention paid 70 thelI
tia i.nais where wl be found every sotyenience log
hlA, NeM,luRk and BALTIMORE MARKETS..
irs, -; LLlOEf Passenger Agrnt No As'of Hoass.
L.,GNli Co. Freight Agents
=. NJ Aslog House. ard No South William ~.
MCDONALD BlsCHOFF Emigan' gems.
,.,... - No. bate place.
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6taIfs, %r.

ROWN's STAN ID seal T. =
- E3IABLIbHLD 20 tAS.
tlstt.d 10 ..,rv Ilc Of b.slncss where correct and
durable SCALE is req ned ....
sCALEs f,r RAILROADS, COAL aud ~ n dcai'I..
sCALts for PfOI1iOH. DltAlh 80 it'H h,., &C.,.
ECAEEH .oI GEDCtRS, UHU6els ~ fud 'on'1ti'"'i'
Counter Toltshr. Platform. Dormant cui-., a.
Nefti.tif .trr ptars frame. sud gF.rsiua . AZ, q,
SCALfa adjusted 10 4uit foi'rn itn4i iio'' .1 =, '"
.re m every paItculaf 81 " mole aud Retail
j. INDNN lusco.sol % J. j. ifo"nl MLul'uttD,. t
no Gafcsy IT., opposite A'lof ho''c'
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Ogr3cE o. SrHzIr C)HNitsioNI- No 2J7 tio,aw.y
ITO CONT RI RS.-PEOPOoALSnc nclosed
In sesl.s envelope irlo-ed with the ute of tho ~ofs
"a vifn h. u. of the tilgf vrtfsn viii -
oeired lhis ofl . ia WEbNLsp' y brf -
at "a clock . m, for BUILD, q" HCosi, no i''
"a J1fr. r,Test for tire of Eifao Company ,o a.
Blank nla o. poposis forehef NiiA i1e ,peclcsclt -
and r-ocnen, can he oetsno at ihii ohco-DstH Soe'
New F1-k. August ~ lysl
CHAs o. CORsgLL stres. Com n.fi ioa-r
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EURNlTURE WANTED.-Any person nav
I iny FURNITURE. IN any quantity, Mirrors, Na,pois =,
ding or other GOOD. suitable for bObsohe Png 10 u
may hnl cash purchaser by calling on oI adlis,sns s
J. IESDALL No. III Hudson st. come! oi San'' NM
STORE CQUNTLKS WANTED.
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OOO.OOO t9AS q y 2F 2tIr5 THE 5dsS,osTS- coTN-

u. tfFf ,Oks nrr lcteby invited 70 .osI TWO NIL
lDg DOLLhRS auho q by ofonsace u ne Boa. ol
spr.f-sorf srrovef by "a. Mayor hrru a. lbtJ e4. cd
" Oy4..rs Z. yr0ride IL pr0c.'tHc.l " suLtttiuiI
Hy c-,t4in cii-en4 ~ fte O. Gd -dy u ~ fo' rAo
re Lecr -sov fcer be lrdef {, srs n ~ HT',g u
,< af, dgrq l.S e1tsf,49 and j0r eLaer DH'P"s
Jle f1r- hJok f,f such sflac - r - 1rc. q th'
st std viii remain open unf tlc wAoo .1ail be-
tlen. .. III Al, c...
slbrlibers VII be foqDiitd " deposit W 'hc county
rg tbri c0n5 to rmo1ls 'senyr1 Tot ~ MON
r.recfiye n aud po'eA,ig tnc receipts or tsr money ~
~ i-r fiis- VII fe,savr Bonus a. me 'olny .0
e,rai amount, rcdeanabe Or before sH!arhh'f ~
va, Interest tie de Of pa, n Al tho no o. ''' I'm
''-''i P' MATTHEW =. BPENNAN conpIolcr
CITY - resg-YOsk Dsy4riDeDt Of in--ce N0'"p'i''
Ofce. August IN. L1a
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EIyB.N W Howa, iCHA2LSs A Ai~r
EOWES * MACY,
IL BANKERs.
NKr.YoIr. Anr. =. las1

NKvYOkL, Aus. = iail
The subscribers having ge'i.sl rom ls ,fce. of PIe
dsut and Cashier o. ~ Psrk sank which posions Ley
h9ve he'd c.esHlzatl1ui, have esabisned ueih
slves IN she Banking Basiaes. ~ No 30 Nt . % oioes
recently occupied " !. J. tieo ssq., Assan ifeascfcl
L. G.l It'd,
We are prepared 70 receive nccounia and dePo1 ~
o. can b. checked fJf tire win any Of IL ty b1
Ineyesf Wa credited 10 de2ei4 on iLsi' daily bfte.
.bs j., Of sslo4ly joy, ~ 20 rae y. "Jts S'
ssrt per aunuin- q. -,
Particular stiention viii 30 gigeu 70 Collections on 81 o.
essslc point, Ia lie United stae. Ind cAiac o. iLe ASs
fsvoTaJ|e tel .-s. ~ sc.
OTdT for the plrchsse sale Of oil kinds Of Government
end other 5e .lI4.les vii be ssi'-ea1 ~ FioHF-y
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
BASfgL N. Erunrr1. Az
7 =. MAkSlIAIN NAI.I..
BAsfEf A. BtEp'ff tucIo.eof
r &. MARSHALL SALE.
sNsnran,e Companies.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COM
IA PANl, 40. j. Nal Sew

DFPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COM
IA PANl. 80. j. Wall. Nr.g-l1...
INCREASED CAPITAL
CASH ttII.AL HtH.
SURPLUS ONsN -2pJnn AtsEIf e.. ~ 7.foeo
lDs COMPANY w.i , aa.,i .ll..ns 10 tutn lai.
Million o. n,u. .ily aus,'.. +. I..f1iei io o-0 Zoo.
rr,rea ln.rs 70 Insurers ns.f ip. n dfs"fr l- FIRE,
~ d Ga, ilsf. Of lrifl aar..fYI ala lla.l.H.f.lt
Tie attention 0' flr Tf H l M 200 fhe .cuar IDS snil
t.e-s a1rfrt 10 tnc Ias iIcd ly lnia Company:
Do d. r,la. rfs COZ iis l f ll H.i s. iy iri e.tat
. ia o. accumulation o HlDAt foiu.s aariu. oi oft
Iao U4hdi,i .O-.s i.. l D14ltuL.y i4,lra.ius ahd
/. ,le for tlc io..as of iIr Iu.Uf.lv
g. 100 the ifY- of 90 frr cent a r r-ohtf ir zip bef1f
s pr cont uicci yt14v annual m las4 10 tuaioAirI' "
sll J. -tirir ftiou Poi ''irs.
iauics ilsnnV wl. The above Company enjoy mi tr "a
..l..s oJ'.td by paid n .I.Iy 1870 'trd tt.h AflH
with fle economy nnd'rc.ufy l.c fnttu1. 81 ya.-fn
tUlpDiiy vA4.s.,4 iurIfirI Iy Nr sufrd. = ilfi-
i.rDH 90 t.n pruf.n nf.. fp rI.folf. p.tf .il noh
Druc.phIon polcira ROBERT .. HONE, f.ftdrNt'
bt.tts a. t..hl, secIttuy
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professional Noiices.

HHAKLES ;. SPENCER, lftcncy ana
" Counselofa Law Proctor apd Advocate IN q. :. Conis
20 aiy Broadway, Ecw.h oI. Rc,drnce-No. ~ LonuoD
D. -. West 2Ja'st (b.t1een 9Th nhd lttn ays)
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
Orr.eroI 7ss sra1tT co1l.i.ilosEE. }

" 30 sro.d-.y. S. y
rIIO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS. III
c7sed o. sealct ere irt1fssi D n~ iiLe = ne
ia AMI vi tie usne tAe .isf sursn ',les a " l
be- receive a; fs cce uILI oA.L asDA4 esiierrf It
~ {, - f.r 'e-. vide p Second a'ea'. f'4ia Fory
ei,t.h % -i.iy afsi i'focf 80 49,. .
Sor .ssrs -a-ssnr Eisih s'euue. ,om I.ny Aiid
10 fly Lufl street
Fes t. Ing rd srldr- .-1 ssay earb and rst;sI sa
fsh'ye c.t street ost,Tvon flf' 80 second aFerres
fo clsD. .ls. snd 70 sla fence Ia L.sliJ Af street be
tween second arl tLrl sse-- -ncs
Fos Fcr AID ~ iH Flfy siih lfoe between rec
oud Q ILgc lvcr-"s "
For Cnru CUTIE sud asg 81 1f'y segsu sra foy tsth
str.ei. a-lv. cen lilld .v.ar- tnd j 81 River.
FDT larcr Ia Aal i'an sJert, bt-~0-h .'A tFeep' e-e
Eudse1 RIVER.
syenue 20 E.fi River.
sri-tiI'oerh one hundred sui twenty scc9ld sTfei
for cgib r1er AID 1sg iory Aish street, hon fouEh
20 LEI
Fsr curb. gutt'r ard a@y n Fofiy gan street. non ia
ingtOI - S.gtl tYsslr
For curb guer sui hg Sec nd afeiue nom Hir mn
20 Lis ~ sa4ih street ,
an. f'g Ffst a sn1e nom ois Lasiffd
arl o..seal % Oas huudfeG .-i Tssvu'y hnh st.'et
For 4firg .nt grading rld cl g. ~ l4 Tag Ci7
hundred and ~ ealy fourth .rfi from 4LId s'eh.' "
fof ouro rur snss Len-ssd AID Church strco,s south
fli come.
syrule 20 nutson River
toT regulating .ud grading sosentish street from hrssd
10 ~ lds1n A!rer.
Fol firo Ioeasph fora Pin, stree, be.oroto City
Hal. &C. . .
snL ssroemerts obtained % ts o.ccDsea btgcct
Department, A.--IoTr Au. st -, lesI
GhAS. q. COtNtLL Street Ce'nnIisnoner.
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HOWES g. MACY.
10 ~ WALL CT
Oy,IcE Cs,csco 4 NoaTHWEgrEAE RAILWAY cox
a N'sr..t Erv-YCEg Aug. Il. l8iJ.

OYsIcE CHcAco 1 No4THWrgrrhS BAiLw.Y Cop{
40. Wsls-, NEw-YoEg Ans. u l3o1.
HOLDERS Of the SECOND MORTGAGE
EO.D3 Il this Company, YlrsuaneS oi af spnt' n
soS.ed by Bou1hO der. Of ts Cor peny q rtein: - %
July ~ 1913 are here pothed that on aui err 5iy'Dh To
A. "a t, car s4reudof u 'hfr DcntF - tra oJr
Yeege rfes.es for 30 Ia fEe Preferred cont snss
Of tis GofI9any scu,eI by llr oA IL taoaa iof eaA
JANIS u. IODHG. Secretary.
UNHE QUICKSILVER MINING COMPANY
4 Tie TRANSFER BOOKS " bis Company u
CLOsg, o. NyNDLIAUK. o., AID i.k-DfEN oa ED-'DA4,
S,ut H. order J. IL. EANDOL Secretary.
Eesg.Yolk, aug -, lotl
STOCKS, BONDS, ond OOVhRNhhNI
~ sECCPWiE-,
Bought and sold a. Board q Blo.or
ByA y. HEnlNWAY 4 Co.
no. 80 EIci.nte ploce