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The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

LAT Fort Wagner all day. One of our eun gun
(SignedI G. II. BEAuREaARp,
OF eleven hours. the enemy assaulted batte-
Try Wagner, desperately and repeatedly
Our soldiers fought desperately and repulsed
the Yankees with great slaughter. Our loss
was comparatively light, but includes many
eminent officers.
side. 49,, >" - -f.',- :
(Signed) G.. T. BEAuREeARD.
The Richmond WAiy has the following
dispatch: "7
~CHARLEsToN, July 22-The enemv com.
menced the bombardmert again to -dav he.
ing replied to on our side.
We lost in the battla of the 18th ;,st
about $50 killed aud wounded. The. Ios.
ofthe enemy, including prisoners, was about
1900. Nearly 800 were buried under q fIac
of truce. o
Col. Putnam, acting brigadier general.
and Col. Shaw, commanding a negro reoiI
ment, was killed.
WASHINGTON, July "a.
1t is an erroneous impression that the
federal or rebel army has recrossed the Po
tomac into Maryland, or that either Of them
IS at rest. They are both moviu. rapidly
southwark. Gen. Meade's army has attain
ed already an advantageous position and " i'll
iorce Lee to decisive battle north of tho
happahannock river. Gen. Meade has
probably cut the line Of Lees supplies.
Direct communication between Wa.h;no-
ton and Head quarters Army Potomac hss
Y been opened. 900
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc, Julv 25.
The rebels were in force yesterday near
front Royal. We drove their cavalry from
Manassas about sunset. 1t is believed the
rebels intend to cross the Blue Ridge at
Chester or Thorton's Gap. They will meet
n obstacles at the latter.
= New York, July rs.
2 The steamer Columbia arrived from New
Orleans to day.
t. gers.
n New Orleans correspondence per steamer
Cromwell reports the arrival Of the rebel
Il Gen. Gardener.
If Banks was ia the city, but intended to
take the field Immediately, west of the Mis-.
}. sissippi
n The rebels are reported to have $4,000
men between DonalJsonville and Brazos
city. This is not confirmed.
The rebels are known to be falling back.
: No resistance is expected this side vf BAYOU
J Bouef Four gunboas act in concert with
1 the army. They may abondon Brazos c.
ty and fall back behind the Atchaa)aya.
i PHILADELPHIA, July 25.
;, The draft in the 10Th ward will be ended
this morning completing the third district.
AT the close of the drafting, three cheers
, We're given for the country right or wrong.
:, The draft for the city is now complete.
with the exception Of tbs first and second
districts.
New YoRK, July rs.
a letter from Manchester, Tenn, 18th,
confirms the capture of Huntsville with g.
, oJO prisoners and 200 horses and mule,
by Gen. Stanley.
BraSg's army is reported reduced by de-
sertons to 1900 or 2O,OoO.
Official advices report five thousand rebel
officers as prisoners now in our hands,
This presents rather formidable obstacle
10 Jeit Davis system Of retaliation.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

IMMIGRANTS "A steady stream of inmi-
grafton continues to flow into this County.
finding good homes in different localities
On Monday string Of wagons passed
through town destined for St. 10. The par
ty was we'll supplied with stock, &c.
On Tuesday some families named Cossairt,
consisting of seventeen persons, from llli-
nois, stopped short time while eu route to
Maine Prairie. Their wagons and abun-
dance ofreally excellent stock formed quite
cava1cadc.
Many others find their way into the Coun~
ty through different channels, and the In
dian troubles seem to have but little effect
upon the minds Of those who want good
homes in fertile and growing State
Northcrn Minnesota, and especially Stesrns
County, is pushing forward vigorously
st. Cloud Dtmoc1u,.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

PsKsIDxsr Lincola has approved tie sen
tencs Of dealh passed upon two men con
visited q recruiting Or The rshsl army i,
Kantssky, and thsy - . . executed.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

TnA1Ks.-Ws ars indebted % Hon. A
Ramsey joe : copy q ths Report efthe Con
dsct of Tie War. part ons.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

Go 10 BIovn 3 RstcAsr's hr everything
in the Hardware line.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

vite the people Of the United States TO Assem-.
BILE ON that occasion in their customary pla
ces Of worship, aud in the forms approved
BY their concience, render the homage due
to the Divine Majesty for the wonderful
things he has done in the nations behalf
and invoke the influence Of His Holy Spirit
to subdue the anger which has produced
and 50 long sustained needless and cruel
rebellion to change the hearts ofthe insur
gents, TO guide tho eounsels Of the Govern
ment with wisdom adequate to so erea. !
national emergency, and to visit ID ten.
der care and consolation ,hroughout the
length aud breadth -Four land ali those whn
through tho sicissi,udcs Of marches. voyages,
battles and sisgss have been broush. % sui.
fer in mind. body OF estate and finally. "a
lead the whole - ion through paths 81 re-
pensanee and SUBMISSION 10 the Divine win
back % the perfsct enjoyment Of Union and
fraternal peace.
In witness whereof have hereunto nj
my hand and caused he Seal Of the United
States TO Be affixed.
Done q the city of Washington, this 18Th
day Of July. in The rear Of our Lor.a one
thousand eight hundred and sixty three
and Of the lndepsndencs of the United States
OF America III eighty eisth. ss.....
sss ADxAHAA LIxcoIS.
By tho Rrssi1onk
WILLIAx II SEvAap. Secretary of Sat.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29
W WAsHIxaToY, JulY. 24.

= Ok1 N0HEoE, ] Uly "A. q.
Richmond papers % July 2d a5e rsceiysd
The Seatia<I d July 22d says The fortY
Yankee psisOnsss Who arrived % Aondsy
vsrs rom Jsekso., Ms, md ths h.IAnel
5on GsStysbarE
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. ......JAs. On.
Cleared.


Observation-Disclosures Hoffman, Portisnd H. B. Cromr
wei Co. Creole, Couch Havana Ludl.m Heincken Ca.
ships--AdAtic. Moore, Loodop. ". T. Morgan WiieyA
Requet, Hsnlb Boston uAllet cansmsn Moss 5pSonss,
London, Neslith x Sons
Barks-nepry Trowbrdge, Duntze Esrbadoes VI Trcw-
bridges Sour; Hamilton, spragu-. Philadelphia Jss w. r.
Vol, Co. IABcis Bray. Porsnd, EFT. 500 Co. ssish
MsndeH (Br D. Jones' Lisbon. AIAsL Tnfts Co Nome.
qua1h Merchant Biisol A He'll TUFTS Co. Ocean Pesh
tbrl Newcomb, Glasgow Edmlstoa Bros Anna whseies.
NewOdesns. ]. d. Eager
Brigs-Jobu Gcjdes (Br) johnson, Ma,,morss, j. ?.
Whney Co.i T. D. Wagner, Smith. Washington, 2. r.
HurIbut & c..
scboonsIs-J. r. B,yles Thompson Wellington. B.kss
Dayton; Belle Cu6berly, York River. J. Csopbel J.
~ X. (BTl hcksy, Porto Clbelo. C. II. Trum5uli Blon-
Del. Avery, New Haven. A AoUe.i Corne serg,'s Phir
5-phs J. W. Mckee, Oswego (hrl, Card, Hsfsr, D. X.
DeaolC, San juan ha'k,l Providence d. T. rIandy y.
stockton, Lhs5ee, PHILADELPHIA VI 4 Eupyon : Co Cen.
sttutlon De, Weehingl9r, Jonas Smith; Wide World.
Aesms Wa.hias'on, Jonas Smith L. J. wsn-n, sawyer.
BostOa, T. b. Crsse Col b. c. Lyman. ssanbsrd New
Haven. H. ; Racket: New DeliStt Norris New. H,veni
Anna D.. OsboTne. Washington. NJ Betel; j. w. Is lek.
Armstrong Washington NJ NJ Freem,n Howes Bsltia.re,
Merl Abbott Dragon. Psyson st Thomas Ives breches
Co J. W. Dixon. Dixon. Beaufort 4 b. Dbble Co 6
Flow Clara Philels.phia J. W. Mckee NJ O. Leon
ard La IT. WssniRgt0n, r 5. Downing Thorn ~ asainSs
,on ysa BTsns s!ashti I'd Sade, Drake, Washington.
Van Bunt slssht.
sloOp-W H. Bowen. BrOsherton. Providence, L. Kenny.
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1863.
| S63.
T He


Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with lie Connect on, forms
TEE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FEoA HEgfOHE ~ ThE PEiSClPAL WKsIKRS CrlEi
Seven daily from New ofk to Philadelphia via
New Jersey AID Camden and Amboy line 49, ,,,
ROUTE LEAVL NEy:-YoKK FROM THE
FOOT Or GOURILAhDT-ST.
By way Of Pbade pha The morning leave New
foL att lne az other vonlg
a. ?. ia, one hour later tf.u otler Ines
by way Of Allentown evening plssengCis lrsVe al p m,
arrive a. he eHe tine a. Sors ns. 80 Chicago aud all
points In the E0rthWesi Ifr'tne, Ildanapos Louyis,
n. Louis, Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati aud al man
points " est with fewer changes sfcGL
Sleeping Cara wi,aOut change, Eom Phiade hi to
p!tt.tar.b $50 Dies aud ke"Yoik 20 Psbgsg 40 miles,
srnoAing and saloon Cass on ali trains.
IGro the % other Iontes.
Baypsee checked thfouyh .1IADsfeu free.
Secure Tickets. good az ~ used. ~ littsbufeh.
WE5fLRH EMlORA1.ON
Inc fe9hsylyslia Cfntfz Company runs an khNtan.
Accommodation Line which GlOids cOalorsbe mode 81
d. Of fare.
by thif route fTrghu descriptions be forwarded
20 aud from point t- G-ifogds o. OHIO hsntuc.
kOAD DihEOi Or % coy pos on Ire bayissDie rivers Of
de Wet by steasosrs tom iitsbureh
The Of Frsfh 70 ard from any point in tho West by
che P0nnsyyGnis llsg haT0ad all favorable
charged by other Railroad Compares Merchants d
inrosnQ the transportation OF their this
Company can rely viii. conn9snce 90 10 speedy GGuait
Farmers ard Dealers in Live Stock viii hDd this most I'd
Vsntsgeou route. Cspcous Yards, vol! wateEod aid sup
ed with every convenience have peen oyeued on tins line
s connections and every sealon 10 paid 20 oir ants
FROM Harrisburg where will DO found every convenience or
feeding and resting choice = offered q ne Phl ABEL
PhIA, EEwYoaK s,d BALTIMORE N ~ IT u..
J l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent no Astor house
LEECH %, Freight AGENT ~, sa.,t u,u...
MCDONALD BlscHoFF, EmFAnts A gent;
FrocY LEWIS 0susrsl Superintendent, Alstons Pa
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Coparinersbip uclices.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
~ heretofore subtsg between ;to uud f'isaei NJ MGR
cpn's AID nH fion Age. 1.-Two poo' il if coua o.
Lalcas,sr under tie hrn OF s1ITT. COJbhOu5H Co.
ana a. YORK in Uni "a ssle Of America unlss the
hru Of JOSEPH SHIT Co.. T. tl'' dsy d..9'sd 8 iau
tusi cone NJ ijSfiii 81 1900,
MM. KAY COUrAOtGH
Liverpool. Dec ~, 1862.
rINHE Under .rurl have This Day formed n
i CO-PARrNEFsIilP under tie hrulnsne # GRAHAM
: NICHOLS ., NJ. 81 Exchange place FOR the pufchs'o
ruc 10 OF socfs BoIds and al ney sccurt.' a. tae
Bc4id u DTO.ers }. v. uRAtlA d,
LEROY NICHOLS
Ism IS. iol N'mbe. .. ! s'oc. w.. Board
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COURT CALENDAR-TH,. DAY

SUPREME CoURT--CiRcUIT.-Part Nos ll05,
III M ul9i2l, il2s i25 1884, 1875. 49, ils9. ll
10 lt' w. 49, ll5l ll53 l55, il57 Part il-Sos
I3IS lS1o lS2 1874 l335 1872 1874 1896 i94G l3a P..t
1899, iOil, lOi3 i047, 6'6. 7is, els. lOos.
SUPREME CoURT-oPEcIAL TERM.-Nos. 233.
234
CoURT or CoaNoS PLEAs-Part Mos 1861.
1905 ,66 1863 1915 1852, 1885, 47a 1920 e2r ia w. 2
%, 90
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TERM.-Part Mos.
1865 324 1878 1881 5O7. 787 $50 l24T 2a27 1919 l52i
1873 Par, lINo. 3g94 g36 o2 1872 1885, 1854 LISA eT
IiJ2 li04, I4O6 ls08. lfO.
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upon every ono attempting to enter. No steiner
could % nsugustsd Of the order and
pe'vAoins tho locality There cause to found
charge Of dsordery conduct sgains, hs oc.n, INA h
publication Of the ghost story quiet resped n bs
neghbchocd The excitement has now nearly passed
bat lie effects will be i,sng But one OF IN. houses bo,
been vacated the value Of rs'idsnces tn, psghbohocs
been greatly impaired five disrepu,sbe house, b.va b.e
ve thoroughly advertised and George Law hs. received
from a. exceedingly e.eduons public several thousand sys
bills Of ihe postage currency fos hsnsposon to tie
realms Of pLand As the occupants Of the remaining pro-
cbed mansion, carry deeds thereof IN their pockets they
will doubles, .nIe OF this attempt to purge the nshbor.od
Of their prseeIce.
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SUPERIOR CCORr-SPEct.L Tsp--JAx a-Bsf0rs
justice hoScRIE2

East River Bank ag6 james 3. Taylor.--Oriered
that judgment be marked p" sscufed on appeal"
Christopher McGursn es Joasthsn n Strickland sprn.
mons Issued directing plT;y appear.
CatbaTile OGr gt Sebastien corMoton denied with.
out prejudc 10 renewal
Bank Of North America sgt John b. Movbrsy; CsTs..ng
sat Cremeri Prstere agt PretsFre; Niles AT; Simmsst
bIaok &c. agt b0ssnd kuspp sg- Bhdssn, Fowler sQt-
Raphge 1T al Orders granted
Samuel w. Goodbye sgL John II. DNinneL-Examtas-
tion Of party directed.
Henry Dster at James Lynch, sc-Suretie' approved
Stephen r. Clarke Receiver. ngt on Acora, Tx JsmsQ
b. Ole0two rth agt. 10. Is. Mohs Judgmeut Of Court
Appeals directed % be entered
0usavus A. Schedt sgt Chsrles X. Hawks Of sl-sxur
mons amended upon payment Of SO costs.
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afnnsemeris.
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
RARNUM'S

NOW OR NEvER!l
The u,1sgo Of Charles S. sta.ton, known Gen. Iom
Thuub with
MISS LAVINrA WARREN,
TIE QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
having bsen Gled for TUESDAY,. Fob 10, and the litis
ceoes 'yin5 determined th4l se sA never DO exhibited
SITTER STE becomes
GEN. TOM THUMBS WIFE,
GEN. TOM THUMBS WIFE,
GEN. TOM THUMBS WIFE,
CEN. TOM THUMB ) WIFE,
tie only p9tlo chance Of seem. sis charming te
creature " aurirg
TIE NEXT FEW DAYS.
THE NEXT FEW DAYS,
THE Next FEW DAYS.
THE NEXT FEW DAYS.
a. they niend to start for Europe ar the con'ums
7p o. the hsUy event Hence, Tor frYdays more ani
ONLY FOR FEW DAYS.
,h' u1y be seen a. The Musesn fom 10 o'clock m. III
TiLR MORNING LEyEEs FROM 10 TILL 70
are much icss I'D I sud more cJm'onll ? lor
LADIES CHILDREN. AND FAMILIES.
TIiE 9thAGNisa Iiru QUEEN OF BEAUTY
H9T AFTERNOON AND EVENING LEvEEs
sPEES6i5 DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
in tho Lec.uie-Room Shoi. seep in Company with
COMMODORE MUTT,
TIE FAMou so)ooc MUTT,
the most lininative .no'gu. making
THE SINAI. 81 PAIR
Ofhumsn beings Oh ;he lace Of the globe,
TOGETHER WEtGHSG ONLY 81 POUNDS
MISS WAhNEN'S WARDROBE g. 70 extensive that she
appeals In different dfos eyofy day, aud In ch.'te ssec.
tiou v! her Tlenid Jewe always including her nsgnhceut
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING"
which she kindly e1hibs 10 her visitors
Also 20 bo all hoJ day and evening. the
GRAND AQUABIA, ALBlNO FAMILY. WHAp Is IN
CALIFORNIA BEARS exhibited .nd performed By Hsrr
Dre bach LIVING HAPPY FAMILY 30
DION BOUCICAuLF5 GREAT DRAMA.
Il II a n Il O M,
which hiss been prepared with gres, expense and caro-
THIS AFTERNOON ats O'Clock. rod
THIS EVENING al y o'clock.
Miss EMMA BELL. Vocalist her hfsi Appearance.
MIR. HARRISON, COMIC IMPROMPIU SINGER,
sppesr' 10 bis i1uilb5.6tougs Of oich perfomsn0r.
AdnIhon. - CENTS. ChiliIen uadef ten 10 cAnts
~ OK SATURDAY NEXT THE 2th.
there wa
MORNING DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE,
a. - O'clock 10 sceoutn 5dBte The
THOUSANDS or CHILDREN
who. btiuG out OF school. will rush 20 the Museum
TO SEE MISS WAUKEN
before she retire from yJtc lie Let all who wish 10 avoid
the enbeT this The DRAINS will sso
Dc played AFTERNOON aud EVENING.
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GRAND CONCERT
~ FOR TIE
BENEFIT OF IN. MJLLENHAUER,
AT Tux GERMAN OPERA HOUSE
tAsiisrt's old 1AsAtefl
SAIt GDAf. Jan IsIh,
~ TEPARtLLELED AhRAY or TALENT.
81 - STOCKTON,
Tbe great frims Donus,
Prom the italian OpCs 0y he And permission " MI Os1
The celebrated Ams lean Tenor.
81 WILLIAM CASTLE.
1bs 6!Itlns u'shcd " oliui.t
NJ. EOWAKD MoLLEsHAUER
Tho unriTaCd Ilu,isi
Mr. J. EBES
The well known aud much alinifsa n-rsens,
Mr. =. &. CAMPBELL.
And Ito celebrated OTg'ps! aud suit,
Nj A. DAVIS.
will pcFform Of h' Eesi selo' upon Tho Ao1sndr'
Organ.
Doors oIon a. : commence 81 .
Ticket. 10 I'll pat, tlc b0ute n cents will bs sold o.
Han Sons, Rr-r ScLimst's and a tbs Box OAcs.
Reserved seats Is cents eriIa 10 be CHAINED ~ Tho Boz
OAce.
Private boxes. IS
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Disasters, &c.

Honolulu, Dec. j. looS.
Tn. whaling ship South Boston. OF Fsirhsven WA ess'
ING ga sss,Ii ne sold on the ah at public suction.
ee"n""' ' PoRT LEWIS MAURIrIus Dec s. 1853
nh. bsk uuness before reported, required only ssvs
ai,. 10 topsdes aud the cargo restowe ed She pc
crdrd on her yoysge the 18th ulI Expenses h' ~
~ 200 n, - A. q, Ma
bourne hsyins eomPstsd her tepaiu " en- sssss' e.
6lOO0.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w In con.ea1spco OF tho
UNEQUALED TRIUMPH
of the
BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL CUBAS,
and


BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL CUBAS
ard
The distinguished character actor
Mr.. &. W. COULD0Ck,
who have nightly dswu the
LAROEsT AND MOST DELIGHTED AUDIENCES
to witness their mper,ossion the has pleasure
in announcing the repetition OF tho charming per
fofmances.
Thls UHURsDAYl EVENING. and every EVENING
UNA lgIthcT notice.
Mr.. c. w COULDOCK
will sppoer IN the role Of Peter Pfo5iy In which he hs.
achieved genuine artistic triumph in the exquisite do
l.eslic drama Of
THE CHIMNEY CORNER
Ater which, Celes.es sbfated military drama
TIE FRENCH SPY.
Henri II. Elme.......... - -
lismet Wild Arb boy. CUBAs
Msshide de- Msf.......)
introducing her grand
BALLET DANCES
ElFTH-AV. SKATING POND.
L Season Tickets FOR sails ct the
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,
METROPOLITAN,
ST.. NICHOLAS.
AsTOR HOUSE, sna al
tho PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. "a broadway
~
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TNIrvp srArrs PArNNr OsrIcs.

an the PETITION of THOMAS PKOSSER,
~ Of New.Yot y. y. paying for She extension 81 b
psleut esned him he ian day Of April. lNi9 IL al
H. proved Tool or Attaching Tubes 10 Boiers for seven
yes,s fou the expiration Of said patent which taxes place
su the l5tb day Of i pu', 1853.
il ordered DIS s.ii petition br hesrd 1t tho Potent
ce MONDAY, to s.L day o March nc1t - !. o'clock
a aud sl persons notified 70 pear show Ease, u
tuy they have, why sid petition O-ht n0 90 be gauieo
PesOua opposing the cAesiou required 10 NE 10 t'
Patent Office her ottcIls specially io ith IN "it1i
least twenty before csy OF hearing, al teiuoty
MED by either pTy be used AZ ts I'D haltg met De
AcI aud Tautued u accordance VIZ" he iurs 81 mo oi'
tee Wh.ch va. De- !ufni. led 0n ap.i'ca ION.
The testimony an he u ts cleI Oh the .tfA jay a
March d-poops and ether papers relied upon n esi
uuy hlrd IN le oce o'0r she morning Oi
tllt d. the a-uurut any "tiu zen days t-ti,ei'cf
Ordered ao. ta-t tIs Ee'le 10 put shed m tte Naonhl
N,A y y week Tor three successive wtcs he hst
Sold publication 1e II iees siAy dAss peyioes % te
dey o. [eariu. y T. HOLLOWAY.
Couslis.icrCr Of Patents
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Passengers Sailed

IN stsamssp Creole, for Hav0no and Nso Ortsa.s-rg
Hsvsns-niss Weide j. 7 Bennett, NJ. Gsl0dy r. Crowen
Taylor PsIquel Leon Pierre. A Creteus Chss Beck.
or New -OiesBs-AIn. johnson, q Schlicknm. H. q.
Ouinsn, NJ. Rn.lsnder Anna feln. VIM Benson. Henry
Mayuaid VIM. g. James l.. Woodbridge. Ansn ~ Olesst
Z. Conroy.
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Arrived.

stesmsr T. W. Brune Foster Baltimore. md'e 10 Wa
steamer Falcon Jones' Providence, dse to Edward By..
SMp American Union Liverpool 81 day, The captain Of
the American Union that he has had continued weN
ey gale. tho entire Passage Dec II, lat a. 4. n. lon IS.
y IKE the bare Caoins iI9m Saeesc ooans e Dec; ~.
spoke by James from Chsroetown, y Z. l., bound 70
Liverpool loaded with with loss Of topudst head In
ee af,W DAYS nrovions A.ked what they wanted, they
sad ala told them they could have the boat they sens
to take hes back when they ga there ne crew reossa
10 take on 5aIS sy1s va no use 'ey S souS s
ship. We took them boards the night being moderate,
80 hr Ue fonnd he vessel tiaht the cargo sou swhst
lifted ~ mate wishps board Of her aud q
nv en volunteering 90 let him so, aud him sail
boat &C. He bore away Liverpool or Queenstown On
no 5oh had heavy gale from TIE westward ses suck as
knoce oil he cAanue sso taxing 30 feet Of plank
Slip E.her toi PhiladeiphIa Newohesns 10 dsy' nd..
to master Had heavy weather Sailed In company viii
big New Era for NefOrk and bark Cephss otaflett Tor
SegYok and pa Sod the Cephss Saueti on the Sih %
ipg bloc sisa with four 10 each and
re- center TIE Esther had her mansoPss ysN
Bar Kae to Boncrel Lapr-lle Bqercs Ayre. No, ~.
hices wool Sc to Henry De CoreOva Co Passed Mon
,vdeo Now ~ Dec 6; lat. "a al lou - g. saw os's u
h. Hersn steering to the southwark did NOT SPEAK hsf:
pee To- lat u s. Ion. 30 Is, ship Franklin avs."
Hsrk Travel (Br) R,ndle RIO Janero Dec g. vi. So
Thonss jan coffee &c l.. Phpps Co Had me wesihss
up Cope Ha,.es, passing Il on the lsth since wheh lime
hsd he avy weather aHi has been dSys n Of Bsfsesas
BARK TCIqe,'o IssS NsS %spa LISBON Gays
Bsrk Blue JACKIE, Dr. OF JeIseyL Dean MO Jsneo Dee
R,s Copsdon (Br. Of Truro N. 81 Forbes, Aux Cayes
No. ~ oswscd 10 klnhsrdt Co.. vessel TO VI j. C. A.
Ds9of Haivery heavy weather from n t. 10 Ell lost pars
OF dees load. - &C. -, An, D,-u ,,.,
,as Or ieys cotton and hides 20 ?. /. Nevlus Son.
Erlg Iisrmious (speu.) NenteGeT, ST. Domingo City ~
AVS nnhorany to !. Riere Go.
sckT Hannah lof Plymouth, Loud Jacme JAN l. loswosA
and coffee 10 T. bech.
SchI }. Martin, Dasg Georgetown, d. c. days, eosl
for Fall River
schr John Curn, r. (wreeking,, Merritt frem brig HAf'
vest Queen, recently eshore SANDY Hook.
Sohr. Geo Thomas freeman Proyinceown days mdso.
from wreck ship Caledonia ash re al Cape Cod
Schr Lanartine Grant. Boston days, lumber to Finn
He'd.
schr. Willow Parker Boston days, lcswood 70 nassssr
Schr. Vulcan Hussey, Pembroke days. Lon.
Schr. L. II. Endlc0tt. Baker PrOeidsnoe days
Schr. Quail, Burton, Rocslsnd days lime
WIND-At sunset heavy gale from N. T.. with rain
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HOSPITAL FAIR,

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OPEN DAILY FROM 70 10 y ".
Tho dewing going or sad the public Is invited to
attend. futIsrro Tee. 10 cents.
Daily lists OF numbers drawn 70 DO hnd AZ sho r'ei "hec
also catGio gnes o. ~ cents
Delivery Of prizes days tor bein: drawn, nom 10
u aud 10 10 o'clock
80 delivery " cincsdsy snd Thursday next. ...
Tic TaiI VIII closed Tor visitors after neat WEDNEs'
DAY nor which dste the viii DO kcPt open uh the
2Alh insttnt. flr do heliNnry Of Ifkc..
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Co rjbcm II man GonterM
EkMRURG INTERNATIONAL AGRINL-

HAMBURG INTERNATIONAL AGRINJL-
TURAL EXHIBITION to be held under the eo,psces
OF German Agricultural 5ociey At tho Cty of Hanbure
IN 1893 OF which IL 20 expected that Representatives OF
tie "a ,uura SJceies 81 TIE different EGt0pciu 'untfes
and Tho Na1ousl aud state Agicslf Societies oil 'Ao
uited States will ls pretsu ,
Arplcano1s for EItts, or 5psco Tor CULTURED ImP'e
me and Aaeh.-slJ mus be - o g % I'5s 'D' i' -
Ap.Llextto a. TIN, .ApNIN, 49,,
Asef1s iof lie ii-raurs Esti it,n ton. 1.'i ne''
y y r,o,. 81 Tho a. .ii,. ,toi, Nod lanhor ! l0rms-
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Professional Notices.

- J.. WAIT UATE OF WAIT d SOS) has
ID. opened oics No 80 9Th Ithst., where
b. coaubuest EXTRACT rhE1u unds- the usw cieni
csly panied ch fl1ru with adsct incces' without pain
OF dasgsr uea. lint S-ts OF Teeth .gon 80 Filing
81 cents e. . q. liz fsc'ius p cent?
hR. G. u. HAMMOND, Author OF " Nervous
- DehL," &c inc udias New sud ls'.tblc Tres ment"
ie ue Cure oftnee Diea,s Ia. Returned nom France ard
R.nov.! ~. DIc- from 5s8 broadway No ~ Eat
27t.t Oae- bopr. from 49, 70 ,, aud Evening
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MINIATURE ALNAyac.
San-Risesu.7.1s lSets.........SO5 Moon-S4ts.. e,0
DAY.
sandy Hook. 9.s7 ,tov. Island ..i0:i7 Hslsae..,?;S
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Wednesday, Jan. a, is6s
COur. of Appeals Calendar for Thursday, Jan. "a.
Nos 81. Us. sc, o. 80. ~, lOl, lee, IO3. and ioA
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nc00inq Gar0s, ST.

At YIN. EYERDELlIv SONS-WEDhlNG
N CARDS--Theso celebrated Engraved Cards soi' oay
Al no. io4 futonst, n. I. Est.hishediSi
4 II. JOHNSTON Il CO., No. 100 Bovery,
- WEDDING aud NIoiIihd CARDS. ~. 10 CT tyirs
a.. liner, by mall Also Nbches Juwe.J Silver q, ,a1
Plated Wse Of lhs beat qualities AMI at w prtoN