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THE SEVENTH NEW YORK INBALTI.
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BALrHoEE, June Is.
By an order from Governor Seymour.
Colonel Lefferts, with the Seventh Rsqi-
ment, was directed to report to General
Couch at Harrisburg. Befors he arrived
at Philsdelphis he received tie following
order from Major General HaIleck which
changed the programme:
HEADQUARTERS, 4
PHILADELPHIA, June 18th.
To the Commanding Officer Of the Seventh
Regiment " ?. s. NJ:
SIR,-Y You will proceed, without delay,
to Balhmore, Maryland. Report, on the
arrival Of your regiment, to Major General
Robert Schenck United States Volunteers,
commanding that military department
Transportation is provided for your regi-
ment on the Philadelphia, Wilmington &
Baltimore Railroad.
By Command Of
MAI. GEN. HALLECK,
General-in-Chief.
8. C. RUIZ, Lieut.. Colonel Sd Cav. Q. 8. A.
Commanding, Philadelphis.
This order was promptly met, and after
psrtaking Of the hospitality Of the Union
Refreshment Saloon, the regiment embark
ed for Baltimore. They arrived in this
city about 1890 to-day, and for the night
are quartered in the Government barracks
in Holiday street
Colonel Clifford reported to Governor
Seymour Of his action as follows:
PHILADELPHIA, Midnight.-To General
John 7. Sprague, Adjutant General, Alba
ny, New York; have received orders
from Major General Halleck to proceed to
Baltimore, and we are in the cars ready
to leave for that city. I presume they will
receive the sanction Of the Government
signed I MARSHALL LEVERETT.
Colonel Commanding.
The Colonel received the Governors
sanction by telegraph, with isthanks for
the promptness with which the regiment
has moved.
STEAMBOAT ATTACKED BY REBELS,
CAIRo, June IS.
Considerable excitement has prevailed ct
Columbus and Hickman, for q day or two
past, in consequence Of an expected attack
by the rebels.
The steamer Platte Valley was fired into
at Bradford's Landing on her way up.
She was struck six times; one shot pene-
trated the ladies' cabin, one passed through
the Eheel-house, and one entered the hull
Wherei it exploded.
A large number Of musket and rifle balls
also struck the boat, and barber and two
soldiers were killed, and several psssen-
gers. They were attempting to land to get
cotton which was claimed by three passen-
gers who were openly in cOlulsion with the
rebels. They were arrested here tonight.
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L0ST. WAMTs 9 fOUND.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
500 Men for the Army of the Cumberland
Transfers,
MECHANICS,
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ETBRS S-WooDRUFF's
n PATENT THERMOMETERS-Benj. Pixies,
RsndsiIis, Galloway, London Ward Fists ct
innsIs O0WLES'5 Weddeu House.
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NLEV VELAND
ExeeIsiOr French Dye House.
FREDERICK CYRIAX, Prop'r,

BBRsiers 10 all Dry Goods Houses in the Oity,a I
eFerea 20 do only First Glass Work, having, beGid
GTosilant Dyera the Best PresBer and Finishe- in
town Ge0d8 received and delivered By Express from
and IN al parta ~ the nnuntrv OOvln
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SHIP BURNED BY THE ALABAMA.

GUARANTEE, STATEN ISLAND, I
June IS.
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lAdvertiseInent.l
COrFespOndence.

CLEVELAND, June Is, 1868.
Miss CAROLINE RICHINGs We, the under
signed, beg to show the appreciation felt by
the citizens of Cleveland towards yourself
and father, by rendering you a testimonial
of regard in the form of Farewell Compli-
mentary Benefit, to take place at the Acade-
my of Music, at any evening you may desig
nate, previous to your departure.
We propose this as a slight souvenir, hop
ing that in your absence in distant climes
you may sometimes think of your many warm
friends, who wish you a safe and prosperous
journey to the Land Of Gold, and happy re-
turn home.
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ATTORNEYS AT Law.
CHARLES D. EVERETT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

Omce-NO. 1S4 SuPerior-5t., over Messra.
LA :. Burgess, Cleveland Ohio.
IS AUTHORIZED BY TIE UNITED STATES
GOVERNM ENT To COLLECT BUUNTIE3, BACK
PAY &C.. and 10 PROCURE PENSIONS for those
entitled.
The German language spoken ana WrlLten- NON
residents enquire BY mail, enclosing 6 stamps
, he best Of references given.
Soldiers discharged because OF WOunds received In
services are entitled to Bounty but the ID Au-
ditor viii not receive their applications for the same
until Congress makes an appropriation OF money.
maygRSS
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STRIKERS,
LABORERs

GEORGE d. OHALFAHT has Just arrived with
special or5ers t. hire the above Dumber men. Me-
chanic mnst come we'll recommended. Any man
that viii bring 81 men shall have g wagon maEterG
nituafion
For particulars enquire over CoIweII's Hardware
store on UntariO-St
All letters to be answered must have stamp en-
closed.
an Uen wishing to go must be ready inside of two
weeks GEO II. OHALFANT,
iuueI0sfff Wagon Ma ter.
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THE RAcNE.-The propeller Racine bound down
from Chicago, got aground on Thursday night last,
at Nanny Judy Is and, De.ro t Riy,y. The steam
Morning star went her relief, and, with her
tire crew engaged on the 18th Tuesday, in lighter
ing and getting her aAoat which was effected, and
the Racine was shortly afterward enabled to prose-
cute her voyage.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LOGAL HUT1GGS.
C. A. READ & co.,
BANKERg,
95 SUPERIOR ST., CLEvzLAND, o.,
wiz Give Higher Rates of Premium
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY
FOR
GOLD and SILVER,
Demand Notes,
Canada Money,
Kentucky Money,
B'k Ofthe State OF Indiana,
y. s. Coupons interest.
~ ALL. KINDS Of 0. s. Goverr'nent Bondu
9EUECgRREET BANK NOTES Bought at low
est rates Of Discount. sprii:I4s
HHAKPER's FOR JULY."-Baker has re-
ceived the July number. Its contents are
Harrison's Campaign in 1872 An American
Family in Germany Margaret Freyer's
Heart Eastern Flowers-Rosemary a con-
tinuation Of the Small House at Arlington;
England in the Good 0id Times, and several
other valuable articles.
PETEHsONs and BallOu's Magazines for
July, received at Bakers.
THE Ladies' Relief Society of the Second
Ward will meet in the parlors of the Stone
Church tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at
O'Clock. The Treasury is empty, and all
members are urgently requested to call and
pay their subscriptions. jeI9:It
APPIEroH's Railway Guide for July, at
Bakers
Notwithstanding the great
cry of advance in Boots and Shoes, there is
one place in the city where they can be had
at less prices than ever before, even in the
best times. This is at the great Bankrupt
Sale, los Superior street, a few doors from
Water street. Sale will last but few days
longer. DON, fail to improve the opportu-
nifty. jels:444
WATER.-Persons wishing the water in
troduced in their dwellings, Offices Ct stores,
will do we'll to give MeGarvey a call, at 272
Superior street, HOfman's Block, opposite
the Post Office. je17:444
DR. BETTELEE gives particular attention to
the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those Of the Lungs, Homeopathic
edtly. Once west side Of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 13S
Perry street. mar17:444
S.N. GooDALE s. SoN-WooL BROKERS.
Offer their services in negotiating the pur-
chase and sale Of wool. Also, with RESPONSE
ble parties in making cash advances on wool
consigned to the eastern market. No. I9
City Wharf, Boston, or 1O7 Bank street,
Cleveland. may3O:452
HATS HATsl HATsa Fifty dozen
Ladies' and Misses Hats at reduced prices,
at Mrs. ShaW's Rooms. iune12
TIE most delicate favored Cream Soda
Water in the city at Halls, No. II, Public
Square. may27
RE7RIGERAToRs, Torrey's Four-Minute
Ice Cream Freezers, Arctic Water Coolers,
Housekeepers and Groeers' Scales, Bird
Cages, Wire dish Covers, and Plunge and
Sitz Bathing Apparatus, just received and
for sale at manufacturers prices by
W. L. MARVIN,
Stove and Crate Emporium,
june s;444 No. so Public Square.
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FROM VICKsBURG.

HEADQUARTERS Walnut HILLS,
VIoKsBURG 18th, via CAIRO 18th.
4 ride along the lines developed a change
in the position Of the enemy. The batter
les are silent on all sides, and there is
only few of their rifemen firing. Our
bombardment Is kept up with continued
Vigor. We have more guns in position.
Deserters coming into our lines report
that they are disheartened. and ara only
prevented from deserting by the hope that
they may be hOnOrably surrendered in
few days.
General Blair's reconnaissance between
the YazOO and Big Black River revealed
no signs of the enemy within thirty miles.
Everything has been destroyed for fifty
miles around.
Breckinridgeis said to be at Jackson
Our position is equal to an hundred
thousand.
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DR. BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those Of the Lungs, Homeopathic
cally. Office west side of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 23S
Perry street. mar17:444
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HATsl HATsl HArsH Fifty dozen
Ladies' and Misses Hats at reduced prices,
at Mrs. ShaW's Rooms. juneI2
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y
June IA.
Nothing of Importance has transpired
for the last few days. Our, batteries have
slaokeDed, and the enemy never replies.
The rebels are believed to be erecting an
interior line Of works and falling back.
About 100 Of the enemy are reported to
be killed ard wounded daily by our sharp
shooters.
Our wounded are well cared for, and the
morale Of the army is good.
Chaplain Eaton, superintendent Of con-
trabands, is here making preparations TO
withdraw to a safe place with a large
number Of negroes who have here been
collected.
General 0sterhsus holds the Big Bla ok
River Bridge without interruption.
The prospects Of the siege look brighter
and brighter, and no fears are entertained
for the result.
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FRAF AT THE NORM AMERICAN HOTEL,
MLNsFIELD.-TwO young men from Cleve-
land were discussing politics at the North
American Hotel yesterday noon, when one
Of them spoke of Vallandighammers as trait
ors. A shoemaker named Robert Glen, who
was sitting opposite, took umbrage at the
remark, and emptied his platsful Of meat
and potatoes into the faces of the two yonng
men. he then flung couple of gObiets at
them, and was projecting dishes and table
furniture at random among our guests, when
he was dragged out of the room, and the
fight finished outside after the most of the
parties had received bad contuslOns. These
Yallandighammers are very sensitive in
their political dealings.
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WATER.-Persons wishing the water in
troduced in their dwellings, Offices cr stores,
will do we'll to give MeGarVey call, at 272
Superior street, HOfmsn's Block, opposite
the Post Office. iel7:444
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INaHAH & BRAGG's PHOTOGRAPH SToCK.-
Any one desirOus Of seeing a fine collection
of photograph albums will do well to exam
inc the stock of the above firm. They have
the work of several houses, with a variety Of
every style and size. Photograph albums
have become nowadays pleasant necessi-
ty, and are a much more tasteful ornament
for the parlor table than the taWdry ANIMALS,
with their rough steel sngravings of young
ladies with the most outrageous arms and
shoulders, and the most sickening leers,
which formerly offended the eye of the casu-
al visitor. A poor man can now, for eight or
ten dollars, have gallery of portraits of
every notability and every friend of whom
he may wish to be reminded. The stock of
these gentlemen is also very complete in the
way of photographs, comic, patriotic, and
beautiful. They also keep an excellent ar
ray Of school books.
ANY one wishing to buy few rare books
containing autographs of Rufus ChOats, can
examine a collection at the store.
Give Msssrs. I. & B. call.
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M A R IN e.
PORr OF OEEvEIANp, june Is.

PoRT or CLEVELAND, June Is.
ENTERED.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit.
Prop 0lean, DriscOl, Dunkirk.
Schr Hubbard, Neal, MarQue te
S,hr Perseverance, Iarcellot, Buffalo.
Scow Fairplay, Benson, Port Clinton
CLEARED.
Stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
sehr Traveller, Miller, 0ntOnagOn.
Stmr Susan Ward, Srachan, Bay City.
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, Buffalo.
Prop Equator, Hinde, Buffalo.
Brig Commerce, Dicks, Toledo.
Brig Uastalia, OOk, Marquette.
schr Perseverance, Marcelott, Milwaukee.
Schr Africa, Leonard, Harquette
echr ResOlute, Hammand. Marquette
Schr leuwick, COOs, De IOit
Schr May Queen Mcclellan, It GATHERINGS
ScOw PhO=nix, Peterson, Buffalo.
ecOw John Lille, Morgan, Detroit.
ScOw Fair Play, BeansOn, Port Clinton.
ScOw VIM Park, Fish, Det oit
Scow Spray, Bedford, Toledo
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soIdIsru' Bounty, Pay and Psnhious.
We are authorized by Government to collect
, 1863-04-02

r" -" y =
NJ John Wright hah rot The contract ior c.r-
EyilE he mails % Puget Sound, from Olympia
. Victoria, iol fhs nim of go. 900 4 year max.
ing weekly trips and touching Il AZ The Way
pofia The steamer klisd AndSr11n 4 70 cons
mencs this series to-day. L oosml from fhis
that Mr. Koach, The former contractor, ihiling 70
procure steamer Iol he llrrlco, has basn forced
% give up tbs contract and tie Government agent
has awarded TIE contract % Capt John Wri9hk
who, % doubt win perform he service prompty
ond lllllnclorlly. ,s.-. =. - bsraIl.g
Tho abors Z copied from ihn 0u16nim q
Monday Iasl soth ult somsbody has been In.
posing upon that Journal vs appfthsnd, Tor
there & no truth in lhs1o statements. Inths fnt
plles. The Rosinssisr a Olympia has received
no hoiIss q sly lnch csalrscl being awarded %
John Wright; IN tht second, IN. sli1d a 1adsr,oa
did nol take he nail on Moneay lasi and IN
ne thind. NJ Kclch hns not given up ne con.
tract The heis IN shIs nalier nag b. tfIsa5
stated thus:
Mr. Ksleh has 9issn bodds 81 ths performances
q lhls ssrvies. and has partially en,srsd upon
he SERIES; having ~ some weeks bssn carry.
ing ihs mails oV1l portion q ne Fouls. between
Port Townsend 1nd San Juan Ialaud and what
com He has not Ut received nohos Of an np-
pIeval q biz bonds; spfacisnt time not hayjas
elapsed since they WsFs forwarded W,
n iscl, loI ihsm % reach Washington. Il ne
wsalhsF o. he coast during ths winter fese
such e . render 4 lais for river sisaDsr 70
make The passage from San Francisco 70 Puget
Sound q that sealoul be would long lined have
, 1863-04-02

winch mas lately gwen tue San rTAhClsCo peopie
such shock, have led to q variety Of sugges.
tons in the press for the protection Of that city
and the better security Of its commerce. The
importance Of adopting immediate measures to
that end is strenuOusly and wisely urged, and
the State Is eounseled to unite with the Federal
Government in these measures With the means
at their command, In vessels and war mGtetiel,
this would be attended with very little difficulty.
Already are there several war vessels there,
ready for instant SERVICE in an en- ergency; and,
if more be needed, there !. no lack Of powerful
steamers that could, within thirty days, be put
in good fighting trim. One Of the swifest-per.
haps Lhe swiitest-of the Federal war steamers,
the Saginaw, at the date Of the seizure Of the
pirate. was ready for sea and effective service.
10 these may be added the harbor dslences Of
Fort Point and Alcatraz. Surely we should sup
pose that with these means San Francisco was
abundanty able to protect herself against any
force the COuiederates could bring to bear, BY
land or water, without the feeble aid Of steamer
like the SRUbriet, which . single well-drected
round shot would sink.
One Of the San Francisco journals, evidently
." .ns sHe1s'n o' Iep.essn'auOns maze Cy some
SO'y "O.n "osa's u'Ousss !" ..s'0I eml1n anO
~ eSsn' s,nC'e"' Umce.s o. 'ne s'eAwe!' sAys
su' oraO,'oI M. = y,ns nsIs lols, WIN nothing 70
measure true; under her present commander h
.. 80. -y." y. ~ ~ ~ "cse' ~
-. .S y. .O ', \ .sssL"s , s'.' 'us NO'stu%en
"a -. - s..e..s,. go y '..Ss ~. Ss son,sy
~ ~ ss'-y eIpo'su '1." 'ns N"So's's' a.'A
~. ."s P-'' 'o.' ,'o"'ns sne nas oeen 'nceS'
sa1'y e1slseo 10 inc revenue, ne qnArtermAs'
Vsr 'ne POs'.l' ano the lighthouse services
p..'Oru'os s.ee eae ~ s'esnA'e'y FOR pro
'se'ns 'ne revenue ron Irauos cy smuggling,
sneA Peeullarly adapted ior this, one o. the
-. UT.. sOec.'On a..',c.s 'n sne United
49,. wy wy .ns "se Poft y VICTORIA % eenye'
nlsnuy, '0es.so, me temptation 70 snnssle is
.s'y s1sA1i ena sacn = the nature Of these va
's's .nas saaHng eus'er y poorly calculated 70
eneek ss Y hsr Pressnes heFe, We have reasn1 70
.noNs eAerA . sAlu'aEy influence IN this respect.
A. Ah seasons, TO- ahe can render efficient
a,a W = snlpPlne wnen lAiiing vessel would Be
Poses,e-1 y AZ. Aad 9 these ne moral effect
epen .ne Ano'ans q nss presence on the Sound,
NJ no ese, v''n me knowlsdse that We hsssof
= n, - 3 ~. W. venture 2 sHy thas such
, 1863-04-02
PUGET SOUND HERALD
n sTErLAcooM. ". T,
Thursday Evening. April 2 1859.

Thursday Evening. April 2 1859.
u AvvL1cuoS.-Ths present editor Of the
0usIiaad Pres Is seemingly IN painful affection
tsgsraine aiapcisd insecurity Of human life here
sbousa A considerable poFtion Of the paper Of
lie ssd IN vas Devoted 10 that subject. and he
arain ads,fts % L IN the last issue. He need
h.,s 20 lsar q hekine the moral aid necessary
% protect him, we Geel safe In promising. u he
parsae. sneh . course as viii merit It. We have
bubished . paper CHE HsraIA here for hve
ysars, and, though. threats have several times
b,.a made 10 . blag the top of our bead Ud,"
We have not vet experienced any serious aPPrs'
hsntons fsf our psFsanai safety. Nor do We
,hlnk that se sholld incur any greater risk IN
Olympia. n nan h determined to make
nsrtyf q himself. righisOdsly or otherwise, he
esn easily bs aocommodaled, and especially N the
buin.ss q Publishing = newspaper, But Z is
3 easy % avoid Il IS h isto incur che risk For
onr pist, W know o. no portion Of the Union
eh.rs ue should Gel mofe sais than just here, on
Pus,, Sound, IN washingion Territory; and ithas
ever ben Z source q rejoicing 70 ~ that our
air.. -, -. n sneh pleasant placsAs ,a,d
49, -. -. 'ihi, = :. !. 81
oAaninnHD-by pFisA.s letter ron o.lli0I. .
n'a, ve learn that Lieut. 3 y BAKE NJ q
cspt CrovnInshisld's company, stationed 4 this
~ l1ll your. has been clshisrsd Some months
Sns. o-bG Osouulh1hisld uas dismissed from
f.s ss-viss Newton Israel, second lieutenant,
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J. ..'. ], :, ~ ~. ,..,',.,, lluv;s,
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- n'' contain more .ealoas sqo ", = e ~ !.
hor cns more o..sFv'as - eenllesnslY y III
p,1qs n. nl.,osy = ~. ses-ay -. !,
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s.,eang ono,fs reeP.s1 y 80 - ~ ~ ;I
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\ DAnR heo.frcl:7-tne peop'e 2. nsw vi
l..hs =, p is.r q ~ lnundatloa Ihslssssas
.bosi lls clly. % many places, bad sie.i slps
nd. n them oy gnesi''aa ~ ns pesPos. ~ y
hdedag snns 2 esrr epoe .As .'s,@.'. p.s.ps
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ma. nha q tha iiss eouiiuusd. \ Waa tsarsd
a. o. uh6ls eoaniEy uould son bs ssssial
f.I nnitr water. Nol only Ioulslnha bot
, 1863-04-02

To A. D. Bache, Superintendent Of the U. s.
Coast Survey Office, at Washington, we are in
debted for sketch Of Arkansas Post, recently
captured by the Federals.
From Jerry Sullivan, San Francisco news
agent, we received, on Sunday last bundle Of
pictorial and newspapers. 5..as-. ..
To Mr.. Finch, of the AndersOn, we are in-
dcbted for Victoria and San Francisco papers,
last week; and to Engineer Winship, Of the
Subrick, for Victoria papers, .-....
NJ. Martin Juu.el, gardener, has laid us under
obligations for generous supply Of garden seeds,
cuttings aud plants and Peter Rinquest, the
blacksmith, presented US with specimen Of his
mechanical skill in the shape Of q very nice gar.
den rake, which we hope to find time to use to
advantage, ere the spring has passed. Our citi
zens have had too many evidences Of Peters ex-
cellehee as a smith torequire any encOmium from
US.
YEAST PowDERs Every housekeeper knows
how difficult Il is to make good bread, and we
therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the
fact that to insure uniformly good, light, sweet
and nutritious bread, il is only necessary to use
Redington & Co.'S Yeast Powders; which in every
respect excel all similar preparations ever offered
to the public See advertisement in another
column. r4f.
HoLLowAY's PlLLs-Self Preservation
many thousands irrevOcably lose their health
through neglect Of early arrangements and care.
lessness Of the first symptoms Of disordered ac.
toni Had Holloway's Pills been taken, all
would have been recti6ed, ell morbid humors
would have been expelled and everything OBJ
noxious 10 the system removed. For cleansing
the entire body, and preserving the health, no
drug or combination Of drugs, equals IN potency
Holloway's Pills. All who have tried them,
have united in bestoSing unqualified praises
upon them for the ease, cheerfulness, and vigOr
they beget The excellence Of these Pills has
been asserted and confirmed BY people In all
parts Of the globe; their wonderful efficacy in
preventing or curing diseases is universally ad-
mitted tT NV n ,r.r,s
, 1863-04-02
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lBANcROlIS RRAOIIcB Acl, regulating procesdlngI 10
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ColToNB war NAP; topaslaphleal map q ne sula
Of war IN vlnEpia, Maryland and Norih CaroinA- f,
BANCR0tFs WAR MAP VIII he preaerekubafe route %
Richmond, On an enlarged scale. F-A 3l-
nBANcR0TTS NAP ihsWashoe SILVER RECON 81 Nevada
fsFrit1ry. nj bnf 16ude-arnfic - 80 VI gaiy fnR
sBANCROrrs GUIDE 10 THn oof0RADo MIEEs, Ia
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Apply, eha personally % by letter, % -
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, 1863-04-02

OHDrnED EAsE Lieut. Merriman, late q the
Revsnue service on ,hs Sound, has been ordered
East, and took bis departure, We believe, on The
Iasl steamer from Victoria sRlp .77pai lisds
, 1863-04-02

The celebrated hdrss Ethan AIlsn hes beer
Fsrsh.ssd by RssSt Baker. y San Fnnsisco' g
ele'eOo. sss ,ss4sSs.,. q s.,ss ~ |. spei
, 1863-04-02

uofrnrxI o. TnooF1-We are informed that
Iii n oouismplldon % 1lnd hlIher The Sixth
nltih,hi q cs|ilhrnla InInnlgy, now recruiting
h AZ siuia Capt Williams q ne Topo-
r1nphicsl En<jpssrl. si1'isi ne siAtlons below
q usek, viii Re sler q asosrialnihg their
snnditi-a prinr % he dspaFurs from San Fran
si.uSof ihs sboss rssimsnt The purposs issup-
%, 10 Be 10 gauison he posts viii thls regis
n,nl lh.i ars q present s,niponsd By ths ".
, 1863-04-02

uurl mon ruE skEpHIcH IaLAxDs--The
bsltsniius Csnalniiss arrived st Victoria On
Thurli.l I1lt fIpai IIgnolulu. 8. I, uith seventy
~. a. bo.rd ehs 1is slshtssl dayp fhDu
lhs Iinnds 70 he eirsii&
, 1863-04-02

NsBaB.-A nan IN Iris town having built
his hons N ths street ihs anetIonser, in selling
h. l,s, vesk, and While dfntng upon iis adsan-
i11ra. rlss this - one; nyias ths eecupassci
o. daf'lIng could gst into the street yllhout
t.|nr oul q dora = -. 80 ~, '' - y
, 1863-04-02

: h.uwn.-Yhs tsrSss ~ Ssbwais acIpt
Cln1dlsf. rrtisei 81 ~ ffnsrdly Nshi
~ rlth guirfiFmlH.N 90 She sill take
.s'..ssI l4rs~ 4 s'alH 1.y Nm y s.'