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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-04
Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned having been appointed Admin
istraior Of the estate Of Noah Myers, deceased,
ly the County Court oi Denton county, Texas at the
December Term thercof, ls62 all persons holding
ians .ainst said deoedeut, will present them duly
anthem ic ted, within the time prescribed by Jaw
hey will he forever barred and all those indebted,
ali make fmmediate payment.
EPHRAIM MYERS, Admir-. &c.
Deutou Jan. a, lSa5.-llGv.s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-04
TERMS OF
THB ALIAS Fl Err A l. d 4,

pUHLIsIIED ENENI WENNENHNl
tyE copy six months lin adynurcl 81 20.
Rates OF Advertising.
AlyertIsemrnls inserted Ht the ntlu uI One Dollar
1rr square ofcgh lines Tor the first Insertion nhd
:. 10, cents for each subsequent insertion,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-04

GEN. STEPHEN ID. LEE, now in command
at Vicksburg, is South Carolinian by
birth. was an officer in the L. S. Army, but
resigned his commission when the present
war broke out, and Joined the army of South
Carolina. He superintended the construc-
tion of the Notifications ut Port Royal,
and afterwards went to Virginia, and was
in many of the battles of Il at State. His
bravery and skill gradually advanced him
to his present responsible position.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-04

BSyHWe learn from MIR. Evans, Of Wash
ington county, that two negroes arrived
yesterday at Hampstead, one Of them the
body servant of Col. Wilkes, and the other
that of another offer. They say they were
taken prisoners at Ark. Post, and were af-
terwards taken TO Memphis, when they
made their escape, and lave now just ar
rived home. They say they heard a report,
while in Tennessee, that cur prisoners taken
at the same time they were, rebelled and
succeeded in making their escape.-Neus.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04


BRANDRErH's PILLS, New SrYLE.-Bran-
dreth's Pills, New Style, are infallible for cos
tiveness, spasns, loss of appetite, sick headache
giddiness, sense, of blcating after meals, di4zi-
ness, drowsiness, and cramping pains, and all
disorders of tho stomach and bowels.
- ONE OF MANY CASES.
- Original Letter at 294 Canal Street
New York:
il. G. Cook, publisher Of tho State Bann.r
Bennington, VT, says he was attacked with
DYSPEPSIA, and suffered so severely from it
that not particle of food could be swallowed
without occasioning the most uncom Portable
sensation in his stomach. For FIVE years he
suffered from this dreadful com plant, when he
nsci Brandreths Pills. The first box did not
seem to benefit him much, but the second pro
duced change, and by the time he had taken
six boxes, COMPLETE CURE was effected
He says: My dyspepsia was gone, and my
experience Of early death vanished"
ASK FOR NEW STYLE.
ASK FOR NEW STYLE. 49,.
Primo pal Office, No. 294 Canal Street, New
York. Sold by A. J. CLARK, at Goodhue
County Drug Store, Red Wing, and by all re-
spectacle dealers in medicines. (vSnew4
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ccMMuNlCATED.]
Pulmonary CONSUMPTION " Curab'c Dis
ease!!!
4 CARD.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

Tho undersigned having been restored tt
hcnlth in few weeks, by q very simple RENE
dy, after having suffered several years with a
severe lug affection, and that dread disease
Coasu,n etion-is anxious to make known to
has fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, ne w1Kscnd eery o.
the prescription used free of ci,nrge), with the
directions for preparing and using the Same
which they will find sure oss< for CoSse Mp
TON, AsrANA, BRoScn'r1s, Corons, Co1ns, &c
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the froscript 10 to benefit AAc afflicted, md
spread anforsl atioa (which he conccives to be
awahnlse; and I've hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them Aothisg
and may f<os'e 4 Elcseing.
Parties wishing the prescsi1hzea will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wilhamsburgh, Kings County,
vsnl0m4 New York
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

Why is Ca>tadoru's Hair Dye Popular :!
Reud the uniee,sol .aasarer tn this Que.tix.
1t in parts natural black o, biowa.
1t does not crisp or burn the IIair-
1t does not soil the fairest skin.
1t is applied in ten minutes,
THEREFORE
The man Of Tuste approves it.
Those who value silksn Hair sse it.
The Ladies everywhere prefer it.
Those to whom time is valuable patronizc it,
Manufactured by J. CRISTADoRO, s Astor
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and ap-
piled by all Hair Cressers.
Price 81, $50, and - per box, according to
size.
CristnllorO's Hair Preseryative.
Is invaluable with his Dye, As It imparts the
utmost *oftness, :be most beautiful gloss, and
great vitality to the Haiv. Il .. 49,
Price, so cents. 81, and = per bottle, accord
ing to size. Sold by A. J. CLARK. at the
Goodhue County Drug Store. vsnlsw4
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04
CEMETERY NOTICE.

To WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN: The City Coun.
ell hereby give notice, that they shall remove
all bodies to the P"tter* Field: remaining in tn,
streets and a1leys Of Oak Wood Cemetery, after
the fist day OF November next; Also, after
the aforesaid gay, AL bodies rcmaining on Int
which are, or shall he sold, will be removed
by the City at the request o: tho purchaser
All persons having friends buried upon said
grounds, arc requested TO- give this matter
their earnest attention.
Daniel w. Carson, has been appointed Sex
ton, and will have the entire supervision o
said Cemetery. Persons wishing graves ding
or bodies removed, will please call upon him
Dated Red Wing, Oct. 5th, 1868.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD

Mn. EDITOR II wish to state through your
columns that Messrs. Fredericks & Kempc, Of
this city arc a firm where the best of goods, at
the lowest prices, are sold. And further, that
any person trading there will be trated in the
most gentlemanly manner, and if they wish to
be treated with particular pollteness and cour-
tesy, they must apply to little " Charly," tho
gentlemanly young Clerk. l know whereof 1
affirm. A customer.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04
For the E02atateet,
A CARD.

CARD.
Mn. ED1roR-1 wish to do justice, through
your paper, to the skill Of DR.. CHARLES B
BLEcKEN. Ny wife was taken seriously i'll
about the middle Of last August, and aftel
being given up by very skillful physician OF
tho Alopathic school, employed DR.. BLEokEN
who, by his profound ekill in the healing art
restored her to perfect health his treatment
helping her from its commencement.
JUSTIN NOBLE.
Burnside. Goodhue county, Oct. %, 1863.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

patch from st. Paul:
= ST.. PAUL, Nov. 18th.
8DIToR VoLuNrEEn:-St.:: Paul gives
about 500 majority tot the Republican Uu-
i.ntickst. J. c. MCCLURE.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

DrxrIsrnY.- +. A. Williamson has
taken rooms over F. C. Thomps"n's Dry
Goods store, where he will practice Dentist.
ny on al whose affliction may call the SCI
>ence OF that profession into req"'s''ion. A
good dentist Ia. long Lccn needed in this
city. and W. welcome DR.. williamson, who
i. a gentleman, and we'll posted in the art
>of lis profession. Sec his card.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

D1scoNrINUED.-Mr. Lowater desi res US
IL state that tho Post Office at Featherstone
has been discontinued; and that all mail
matters designed fer that place, will hereaf
Ter be delivered At the Red Wing Office.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

AUCTION SALE.-A rare chance for bar
gain is presented in the auction sale, adver
Used to take place on the 7lh inst. See
Il dxertisamcnt
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

INCREASE or BUSINESS ALWAYS DEMANDS
MORE Koox-Mr. John Lindquist's bust.
ner:, has so increased since he advertised in
the VOLUNTEER tn It he has been obliged to
extend his present store back about twenty
get and is now engaged in fitting Up and
building large addition to the building ad
join ng the one he now occapies, expressly
or Dry Goods, and Fancy articles.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

Sror Ladies, Il you want . Bonnet ;
gentlemen. It. you wan. Coat. Pants, Boots,
Shoes OF Hats children. il you rant Cloth
ins Toys o. Swsesmeass; humanity, if you
want whersvithal to feed or cloth thyself,
step vhsa yea get opposite Eorshrup &
Grser'A and 81 in. There may b found
enough tar each, enough for oil, and ~ che az
~ can b found IN the msrkst.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

PERSONAL 8. S. Burleson, lately
ordained Deacon in the Episcopal church,
a,r long time teacher Of the Parish school
in thi. :ity is about moving to Farbault.-
lie will live in Far,ibault, and preach in
Owatona.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE ?-Somebody
SAYS We made mistake last week, and
spelled Yankee with ~" Instead Of zee
we'll, what oft =? VIC told people then, ao4'
we rep:at i. now, that Thmnpson's il the
u,lac. to ,.uy --Notio"s, it makes but lit.
sle ditfc renee to u. whether they are Van
k,o, Y.nky, "r Yankey, 50 long AZ people
take our advice, and &" there and buy.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

A F'r.-We have heard Of ersat ,ari.
sey q fits in our day. Th.re il Att Of
sickness y ut to kill ~ 1T of insanity "
and two weeks ago We heard Of . nan fall.
Ing into A. 1t Klson / Laussrty's Cloth,
Ing sto'ei but ths very best ct that ",
ever hsard Of, vss IN sTster stew, fgotten
mp by Saadsstsky.l ." IN empty stomach
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

GAxx.-Several of our townsmen went
out hunting last Saturday in the vicinity OF
the junction of the Cannon Falls road and
Belle Creek They killed no game. but re
ported that they saw ive deer. and the indi-
cations arc that that class Of game is plenty.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

ELscrEp -Yssterlay wa election day
10 more senses than one. Whoever may
have been elected ur defeated in .heir .*pi.
fstions f,r distinction. in tho political can
wass that terminated in blasting the hoper Of
1nsny, and fulfilling tho wishes Of others.
Ne Arow one thing. thsk our friends Hsads
and Church were elected to offices Of domes.
tic and telicious eonubinal enjoyment, tas
~ :elling the most excellent political posi-
eion.s Thsy can take QUE hand on that
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

FERnY.-The ferry across the Mississippi
river At this point is now in operation max.
ing regular trips. r Friends Of Pierce county,
this is your. market. Don't dray your
wheat of 10 Prescott, but come to a conven
lent market.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

wnuE The Government is putting for h
its strong hand to vin'lcate the majesty 4
its violated laws, in the rcbclliou% States
Watson Is straining every nerve t. fl the
orders Of his numerous customers. The
great trouble with both is. they can't get
wen enough. The Government can carry
on mighty contsst Of arms. but Watson
eaa maks hs pestAs; harness that was ever
f>Rt op 4 horse. .
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

CosK.-We think some person OF capital
might do a good thing for themselves and
til: place, by establishing pork packi ns
house at this place. Immense quantities
Of pork are sold here, Lat heretofore it ha.
.ll b,en sent of 70 Milwaukee or Chicago. to
he packed there, and all the profit Of that
business. which is large, has been enjoyed
BY tho packers Of those places. Why
should it not be rcapcq by our own ,caaitat-
lists ?
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

DRArr.-Not d aught, as Miller & Bald
win say on thaiT posters, which were gotten
~ n tho VOLUNTEER office, but DAFT.
Well, xhat about tia draft? We will tell
you. 1t will surely take place-ju.t Is
surely as the sun will rise. But we know
how to avoid the DRAFT. Just 90 10 Ellison
+ Laasrty's and get thorough outfit, o.
their winter clothing, and the cold winds Of
December may howl about your heads IN
needed. What though you may BE- con-
,seripts3 BY the Govsrnmsnk il you m
thoroughly supplied with such clothing u
you can get there, Tiers = one kind q
draft that can never reach ron. FTP
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

RED W1NG.-We find the following
truthful and complimentary notice Of Red
wing, in a communication Of q correspon.
dent to the Wiuona Republican:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
1868. THE 1868.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Win Il. connections, forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Frou NFw-lORK 70 THE PKiNClPAL WESTERN CiriEs
seven trains daily from kew-fork g. Phisde pbia, no
Ar, u,HT r5rI'e1 rSaiSS FOR TIiS WEST BY TuIs
M" KOiJTE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURrLANDf-Sr
BY way Of Phadephn the morning pssepgI' leave New
York at dime 80 oihr fouies event passengers
A. 6 D. m cue hour later than other lines.
By WY o. Allentown, evening passenger leave at p rn
later than the Northern lines and by both roa.es
arrive the time Northern lines IN ctso and All
poiu. ia IL. Northwest Cres1ne Indianapolis Louisville
St. Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and all main
polpt. West, with feseT charges Of ears. $500.
sl..oit Cnr. without change from Phuade phia 70
Pisbur.h so miles aud NcwioTk TO Pittsburgh, 10 mics
smoking and SALOON Cars on all trains
Fare q c other routes
baggage ohec kei through Transfers fee.
Ssear. Ticket, good until used by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION r.,,.,.,
The rennsylyania Central Company runs an htnss
Accommoda ION Line VII Oh ehorls cohi tts'e e y.
travel to parties moving we,t~ ard, at one'hAN Wv
Of fare .nr,ours
By this route fieighs Of all descriptions can oe ~
10 and from puy point the haifoS's o. Oh ~ All.
Indiana Illinois Nisconsin lows o. a;spI riysrs Of lie
ROAD DlRECr ~ to any pott On 'ne
MI Inv .teamrrs ftom Piitslsirgh. A., IN, West by
Ths sts of Freight sud from any poip, favorable
Ito Peshsy vana Central haS'1 owrsnes Merchants and
nres ntrustug the transPoIt-ion n, eeedy transit
Company, rely WIN tSE dsToCK.
,n,.,. ~ Live stock will hnd this most adj
4sror. route. esp cous adsi We J IN ~. i;a.
piled WIN a, 4 every attention Is paid TO Their wants
snd IT, Tbur. Where viii be found every eoS ,nence ior
l,ed'ns SsaHdWSsIy iob md BALTIMORE MARKETS.
fhlH l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. Astor'hous.
LEIGH L Co. Freight Agent,. -. ,,,,r,.,
No Aston h ,sse, and No. South Nilamse
MCDONALD BlSCHOFF EmiSIant Asents
No. 3Battery- place.
ENocH LEWIS General Superintendent Ah0oH. p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

on his person, be would not be exchanged If taken
prisoner, and if he were killed his family would
not be entitled TO a pension. lie had also valua'
bles with him. And there was no time to place
them in security or to change his costume. lie
deemed tho issue of the hour and the influence
he might have upon it, of more importance than
the life which he staked. He volunteered, musket
in hand and crossed the river in safety; but fell
soon after entering Fredericksburg, pierced win
two bullets, the one entering his chest through
his arm appraised to discharge the musket, the
other piercing his hip. A third bullet struck his
breast lateray tearing his coat and vest, but H.
hIcting no wound"
The following letter from Capt. Dunn to the
Chaplain's brother gives an account Of the Chap
lGin's last moments:
In answer to your inquiries would say, that,
although had previously Intended ut the suggestion
OF "A mutual friend to make the acquaintance OF
Chaplain Fuller. him for the first time, IN the
streets Of Fredericksburg, on the llth December
ulti o, at about halt past three ?. M, where wac
Ill command OF twenty live men deployed az shir-
misbcrs We came over In the boats, snd were ia
advance Of the others who had crossed. Pursuant
to orders marched up the street leading from the
river TIL to the third street trayersng u:
parallel with the ryer and called Carollns street,
ihink. We had been here but IA few minutes when
Chaplain Fuller gccOsted ne with tie usual mill
tary salute. lie had musket IN his hand; ana lie
said: Captain, must do something for my coun-
Try. What shall dot | replied, that there never
WA better time than tie pr-seni and lie could
take his place my left. thought he could render
valuable mid, lecuure Lo las perfectly cool ana col
lecied. Had he appcare 1t all exched, should
D. TOR IA let
mp riunce with rkp ..ishers ana one excited man
has an uufavoIable Influence upon the others.
have seldom seen n Ierson ON the field 10 calm ana
mild IN his demeanor, evidently not acting iroa ln-
pulse or mafti rage.
His position was directly in from, Of grocery
store lie lell III five minutes after he took it, hav'
10y tired once or twice. lie was killed Instantly
aud did tot move after lie fell. 1 saw the fash VI
the rils which did the deed.
Thus fell another Of the heroic men, who have
gathered at the post Of danger in the cause OF
their country. He freely gave his life, where to
hold back would have been no dishonor, but to go
forward was glorious.
Sleeping soft, the soldier lies
Calmly, ia bis bed OF blood
Were, II Ivlup sacrifice,
lie hrs body gave TO God.
By salvation's Captain led
In The army OF the lOiu,
Baltlc-h,lds dying bed
Soft and glorious afford
There amid the rsge Of strife,
Clash aud roar Of coutilct grim,
While 10 God he glyes h.s Ic,
In the Storm ia chllD to him.
v-~s.-<<--z~-~-~~--
sisisTrks sLs~aC
srp-rss. 70 ...........5ils NSos-Sets.. S.3f
nfsu
H.. l.faW NJ IL IL
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Arrived.


s,e.s . King Fisher KseHsy. rfoUdese'. md'e to T.
Sc asr Monitor Williams, PhGAasiPhia, H.l's to J.
s.s.,s.r CITY Of Buaalo Moody Phllalslphl. HG'e TO
s,s,a.r Fanny Cs5~s!ader P'er'sn Baltimore md's to
"a ni D. EeL
steamer b. W. Brun. Foster Baltimore. md's 10 VIM
sis,m,r Concord Norman. PhilAdsiPhs mdc to Loper
sh. Jobn Bunyan tof se.porl, Carver Havana 10 days
,usarto Na,h Carver Ctaic Nu DAY, ~ 81 Ha''ria''
ith light winds. , u ., - -.
al u,..... g. stufss. Co April -. on tho oHt"a
..,.. SIM .ssman. fcN nu the mailtop ei"sstr. -
n al, .rd irnke both thighs sud b"ast bone nom "ich
iniufls. he Jed ou the lNh April
Bst. n !, Ga,fou fol Srw-Hsvcn) Ptfne--. bs'badoei
Hs,2 via g. ItoI .h, moaise' &c, 10 Bihop DO OF
Ts.s".a Hume, St. Johns. y. T., 70 dave. bAis', 10 J.
o. a,sr I Go. May T. a. ~, lon % o. Ia,'sl bt DnA
Queen Of Fts and bound ". Jay spoke ship C.s'a
,,,,,r for ,srroul for Quebec May - st II 10 Ion
trgl r..rt Bf b Clara icucr "r -. johns, n T. May
Al hi Al .U lon ~ o. passed. Duich ig tawn oou1d r.
r,,, Nv Yoft Cuotor, Mr-,nA Apiii pissed Uhf.er
2ath init to MAILER Lord Qu~rssu liza isnt '" "iHa'
a.. ol tb. ps..rsei was o. days ". ~ thr h.ts.
pti rtlteo issutuch fuft-au fiincs 10 Jays uiAh2g
nv. lido AZ, 70 H. q. schmidt Co..
Sthf ~ 10 IT Ancha'l Ia Bl'no Chsres'o"n l. T.. L.
10 d.y, oat. 10 II. II. iflndy .,nt.tt
srl TlH- E. Anderson. Ponghketpsie ioT DisL.on'
srhr Airisu Bacon. Low, u, Providence DAYS
80, p|I,f, smith Nil.ur fotlAnd, Ct ttoLe.
SeHr pool MsFldicn. Port Mons ballast
So L. A. Pane Jouss, EsHPort daJ' !ath 10 John
ssh. Nicola Ingalls,, MsehiA. days, lnSar 10 D. Tsib0!
sehf. Rollins, Parsons, E.s.pOr day,, picse to Jed Frye
s,b, r,aa, rrits Tarjler day, OYSTER.
sclr Rescue leighton, Baltimore days coal TO r. Gu
usrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT o. SEw-YoRK.....aA
lenrcd.

Cleared.
si..utsl kuFrala'ab tBfl Cook Liverpool, Ango.
Osin,y Port X -.
si-an-r-Mi.i,igpi. BsI.r, New-Oflean' Bacon hn.'
..i. C.duAlsa-r F,sri1n Balmofr r. v. Bfuue Foster
Ia lmorr
~ r.Ilsf-Wsts Rogers Philsdelphis
shp-LaSrrrc- Joansnr. hsn Francsco Anita Gam al
u tLli.nI up9f.~. tihtststg VIA Ffaucs, Audubon
L. don; 10. Bath HAN B. Meyer ne aonrE
Fass-E'cyu, Pa non. krJ Ws',i A.eeia' oAo'9n'
hsibouue
Biz T. SWEET. Ch,db0urne. C.sEiUegot-
frioouet,-fso. W smith Mi Warrington, jonas
smith Co X J. De Ro.ssi, lIlmsn. .'hng or, Joha'
-n IN L Co. Ea~.. hi'ou W,,Liugtou. Nan bruut
s.sltt Ff.ne. Council Wsshis.iou Van Brgut saEht
lsfsae. Bos,. Hogsfs w.l gOu A Cooper. Bush. 1T
Manra. bsfnon tk Wflslt 81 Johu, :. H. AIlc" tbfl
hot.p.on - Ti-u.. n BuIw ssl- French. Boston Au-
susta ot-ssry. Bev~fy Ffsnsin. Nf5n AEn.aallc ~.
Ranger steele. Aur Csyss Ocean BIO. Cow~J sshng
lins .shu stoa Chas A. Sno~, Hva. Wilmington Susan
sua Mary Hall, bo.toa Altb'A hofdey "rhlnsicn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
Steamboats, dno Rai,roaoe.
.FORD. MERI.

EOR NEW.HAVEN. HARTFORD. MERI.
4 Den tnt ACKNOWLEDGMENT bAl and RAIL
ROAD AllIlON -- lhs CONTINENTAL lre.e'
Prcss.p E-si river daily tSu day eAtetc al - p
n st, N or Taiu eayrrrho vl AT Al New 4, rs
anvil of he at Ter all way STATIC NIGHT LINZ
TRAVEL Eh ave ior hes-iiaye a. IL 9ci"eA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

No. 80 Os;. WasnsGToS. d. e., MAJ y. 1853
DAILROAD IRON for SALE.-Tbe under
Ia sisned receive BIZ. Tor 'hs purch Of 800 9h2 20
llls new EtlLROAD IRON. weighing o. pounds 10 the
,aTd. ?66 .IO2l0iuns OF the above l. 4 tie CAMBRIA
Mills JoAu.tou. Pa and The balances t2 ZDp2 40 tune, 10
Pittsbu -gh Ps
In lie accepted. the rsty mailing the ssHe vii
be notified Practicable II within ten days after
.nch notice the patty ,h4 fail TO make payueu' in Govern
men F.uds 10 The und gned the Iron FOR which such bid
wa. uad- v De sutj - sale To any c.hsr person.
The 1st 10 Trol siy nd all bids expressly reserved
81 I'D. uc scaled snd drec"i % Tire uuJt-ssnef,
WAshls ton. ID. C. sut ipd1rsd Bios for beiroad on
BIDS VIII be- received above Invited Until JuG- at whs"h
H. H. ROBiNSOE C,r,ain sud 4 Q. a.
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VlIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL srEAMsntPS,
IEr,ITES NLW-YORk AND LIVERPOOL. CALLING
AT CORR HAKBOR. $500
AND KFTNEEN BOSTON AM LIVERPOOL. CALL
ING Ar HALIFAX AND CORR HARBOR
,trsrn Al Asi,E COO. le.vr.N v rJnrsday. May %
AMERICA Noodle. leaves Boz, N'd esdaY May
cIInA Ardt icsrr. New " ednesday, Jauo
ASIA Sham caves Boston Metesdsy June 10
PFpSIA Lott ..esvrs New-Y ork ..Wciue.day. June u
AFVICA sour..,a,es Bostou..... san-siay. Juno 70
SCOTIA Judkins. leaves New y oh "wednesday, July
pE1M AFwloKK 10 LNsKfooL -
(li~f Cabin fH.sGsc....s. 10 ~
Slci.d Cabin Passage. oJW
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tyuho IN gold it equiysrnt Ia United States currency
Bsr:h. Mt tccuEeS uatl paid for
An experience ed surgeon on board. . n
m. owners OF these ipswi not be eceoant Die sg Spe
eo or IaHhs Unless Bills OF Lhdiug having the value OK
pr, led AZ signed therefor.
lor Fac slt ia.ss-e apply to "a ,
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ships-Ouiie, J. Foster, Jf., John Bright.
Uatis-Psefmo. Iherc,a. Cnantcl.er, Abraham baArf
N,ry Fd.on Fion,chisf Drnitsg NJ. J.. Dyer, Advance
N-igdrsr, Cafruco White sra
E+ie,-Nsry Conb sarah Bcfnico. Lucy Haywood Rapid
Fin. Ocean Traveller, Milo. Ocean Wave j. H. KENNEDY
Cufdoya Masslo Mcneil
A large number OF ,cnooDefs also sailed
NIND-Sun,et W. 5. W, light