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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-09-26
From Gen. Blunt's Army.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Sept. 14.-In-
telligence to the 9Th inst, from Gen. Blunt S
headquarters at Fort Smith, has been re-
ceived. His recent illness has been seri-
Gus, and at times alarming. He was at the
latest accounts recovering, and was expect
ed to start for Fort Gibson, on his return
to Fort Scott, in few days. He has made
his recent almost unprecedented march in
pursuit of the rebel hordes, while so sick
as to be unable to sit up in his ambulance
much of the time. Few Generals in this
war have left a sick bed 10 take the field,
marching two hundred and fifty miles at
the head of an army in nine day, fought
two battles and cleared from rebels one
hundred thousand square miles Of terrific
ry. 1t is Napoleonic achievement wor-
thy of record. .,-s SO. ....... .
Some bands of guerrillas are lowering
about Fort Smith and Van Buren. The
principal leaders are Fitz Williams and Be-
all. United they have about five hundred
men. They have threatened Van Buren in
such a manner that Gen. Blunt has order
ed the military occupation of the place. 1t
is held by Capt. Conkey's company of the
Sd Wisconsin Cavalry, with two companies
of the lst Arkansas loyaD infantry.
Refugees from the rebel conscription acts,
and Union men who had been obliged to
flee for their lives, are coming into General
Blunt's lines by hundreds. Their suffer-
starvation, whipping, branding, chains and
dungeons, have been the portion of Union
men in the South. More than a hundred
have been shot and hung at Fort Smith
since the rebellion opened. The place was
evacuated by Cabill two days before Gen.
Blunt marched upon it. Fitz Williams was
to garrison the place with his guerrillas.-
He had list of seven citizens whose Un-
ion sentiments were well known, but
whose character stood so high that even re-
bel malignity had faltered when they were
the objects of attack. They had thus far
escaped. Fitz Williams had them marked
to be hung the day that we occupied the
garrison. Gen. Blunt arrived in time to
prevent the hnrrid catastrophe,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-09-26

Pap" observed young urchin Of ten
der years to his fond parient, docs the
Lord know everything
''Yes, my son." replied, the hopeful sire
"but why do you ask that question:"
Because our preacher when he prays is
so long telling him everything, though
he wasn't posted"
The parient reflected.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-09-26

Silas Wright, who was enc of the best
and the purest Democrats of his time, once
said: "If among us there be any who are
prepared, for any earthly object, to dis
member our confederacy, and destroy that
Constitution which binds us together, let
The fate Of an Arnold be theirs, and let the
lidetestation and scorn of every Americau
be their constant companions, until like
him. they shall abandon country who's
| rich blessings they are no longer worthy &C
] enjoy"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-09-26

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.sfa sUA GbEaGs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. go. L'RIL 0.

Cleared.
stosraships-CAy Of Cort tBrh Tbbets Liverpool Joaf
O. Dale; Eagle, AdADs Havana bpotoI<, lleston 20
Cen Dulce Rsner Havana aud Trinidad, q b. Stepnensof
Go. $40 +, ,.,- W.,
steamerJ phibo Thompson, Cundh. Baltimore, WIN
Bark.-Aznes (Bsem.l Lenie Bremen, c. Lulibg Co
Fanny Hamilton Dyer Trieste, Moore Henyi Grn Eden
Beck New Orleans, N. II. Brigham
Bde.-Rolins Wave, Colhns Phils6elphta J: T. WGd q
Co fsgrsnge aonlns ER1sbethpor, starboek Co. Ara
hslIa LInd.ey Aspinws Psnams Railroad Co. Juis tbh
sSaciford Musnham ana Para BId:n 4 Bysrs@j A v
NJ, y Rrdsle Harbor Grsca II. g. Dewoni mt Yer
non ORR Lowell RIO Jsneire Rumble Jeps. Inaes. Ann
Iays.t (,rl DewelL Poists Pere Gusd, BOYD Hneken
Az, III y Wright, Havana. c. A. Dswohi HANNAH
1RyI Allen 81 Ggo Cuba jones LooSh =,
scb 1onsr.-A Ksy Pent.1d York River J. Campbell
j. butler Joii0s, Fortress Monroe J.; osmposai koon
Ter 1iiy Hoimes Tuls Ialsnd d. Z. Dowoi Exchsoge
gsmIi,on Boston L. Hatch LATHE Dorrit. (BLl oloos
1i.nTnsYos RI n Brown Il 90. Hsnry Hichnsn; snow
sSow I'LL A c. Hsysnsi W. Dodge, p,1o5 E!a"S Ore
MsIll Ibbo&t;J PredEDore CIaninef, Wsimng.ono a.
Bruut saght Eliza Jsoe EdwEd YSIE kiVsr' Van
4 ss,hs Hero Lsssmaa, Ms,sp.as Basteu nchsiS %
Hies san DicIsr,on. Ws.hiDstSn, Var Bran' sl'Sf.
R.osje~ va hnsOn H. Ksnpy, Rollins Persons. 81 John,
~ b., j. W Mckee Frsnels b. Deeksr W,Hoes huu 81.
r. g. RscLctt sons David Hse Cenklin W.shiDTos. ~
Brunt SlSsht Lsyetele, Taylor ProyiGeetown B's'sa
WIling Wsshinston, Locadsn, small salem IL '" A"P''
Co. HsIal, Bossrt, Baltimore, Hanson 20
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1864. THE 1864.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. l.' =
With Hs connections, forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE 500
FxoH Nkw.loak TO TaB PRINCIPAL WESTERN CITIRa q
Seven Trans run daily from New Ycsk Philadelphia. Via
ALL THROUGH TRANS FoR THE WEST BY THE
ROUTE LEAVE kEW-YoRK FROM THE
FoVT Of SUURTLANDT-ST. 49,.
Ioik al same time other roues Eysniag pssssugaeo
st y. w., enc hour later than other lines. D
ywsy Of allentown evening passengers icsvs Ct -
arrive the time Northern lines IN Chicago aud ~
points 10 the Moth West Crestiue, Indispapos Losisvss
st. Louis, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and all naA
points Wet, with ever changes Of cars
rist.sprsk sc niles and New to Phs.barsa ~ mica
smoking and saloon Cars on all trsins ~ i.JF
Fsre the same other routes. ....
Baggage checked though. 1rlns'onn ee
Secure TcAet; COED SIt p:, si ~ s;;SSSsh 81 t
The Peonsylvaris Central Company runs ~ 1msI.J
odstiou Line which affords eouert.o,s
travel to parties noe owing Westward ct onenIi no s'
Of fare v,r,ours t -'',+
By this route freghs u all deseriP toss een %
10 and from aay point on the Railroads. o. onio
Jpsi,pa Iuinoi. Wi,cousin, Iowa OF Mssan Dy rail-
ROAD DIRECT, or to snS pS Ss,nh no A@'s ''s
the Wet by steamers from fts mint An the West bv
49, IA CARA Railroad aIe at al slnes avetso4
~ 80! - nv other Railroad Conpanes me.ceants 400
sippsfs inifn'uIa ,h confidence on It's speedy anas
Company. can rely "'' LIVE STOCK = yI,1S1 Tg1.H
F.ym,Ia and Dealers Live Stock VII npd thi moot sd'
route. tpcious Yards, wen wstcrsd and sup-
49, Nh every c0hyeulence have been opelei Oh Tins line
i,s connections aud very s,enton paid 70 ther wtnta
Fron, arsburs where will be copvsbtetee Zoe
sSine ard resting choice Is offered Of the PHlLADEL
MA fSdiSs. SsEW.Y0RK an6 BALPlMOPE SkRKETs. II
l. ILoIT, Passenger Agent No., AIoril HOUSE
LEEcH CO. Ereish. Agent; ,so,,,. IVA 49,, -,
MCDONALD BlscHoFF, Em,sIsnt Agents.
ENocHLEWis General superintendent. Alss'nAfs
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Arrived.

Steamship Louisiana Orb BfooEing Liverpool m1en ~
ndse Pss Williams Guion. ApiI 8, A, - ~ Sn.
~ spoke ship Benz Adams Chase nom i"'s'p''' W.
Steamship Fab Kee Hilirsih. Port Royal March ~ Beau
tort ~ G.. 9th last mte and 10 Adams EAPsss No.
Stektnahip Star Of the South ~. < hzLspotth
New Orleans March 30 s. w. Pas, 3st, AID Key West Apfi
g. 70 u 8. Qusfternia.t.r p
sssneI PiepseI (U tTilspOrt) HaLltton beauisH w.
u, oh last W ballast 10 u b. A. is,. Qnseinaset ,
2hip stlh sMagns, ysO1 Antwerr s1d FIqiips r@o -,
10 e. 20 y Athin' Go. Experienced very heavy svasno
MOI o. the pssase In lat 49, Ion. On 30 posed arg
uuos o. nee zee lennd mpossibe 10 Got iMongb ~ W.
II ~ lA, ~ ;o ION * 80 70 ~ ~ ~ Ton. 1921 ..
snip pesrie "er boson, Holt, Manila 100 day. no 70
AMER % ds,s sugar. heap dc, To w. r. WsidH "" ~
Boston HAD no Il. trsdes In the Indian Ocean Ps.sa
Cape Coed Hope Feb o. b. Hslspa Mach Crossed the
Equator In the Atlantic March ", IN lOp 90 Pusss bs
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westerly s.iss 9Th inst lat a. iSD: y o. .pea::
:.s ss,, - Il: .y ' =: :P I'D &
h,y py w,hed Wa also how To- .i INF q ss .na
Ship b. Bsf,h :a M.y.r a.mSs and % s.y on
.u Edge WE T.r md he p.e .:1.a a.ys nai YER.
ra"1a.1 March H. In s.i.ssls O. LsiHsst.hi a in..
% 90 lon q co. .Po.; bark We.l.w ssa...ssd bound
Bsrt Abe.hsra Barker sohasfspoth, Neworlsses days
sossr and nossss, and passenger to master Had heavy
s.ss zsss,r tof Bs..on, Small. N...ia. Feb 10 e.,.'d
Gissiir ish, 1s &c, 70 Bsssst L. EekeTson. Had hte
:ss S ~ sr sS. 81 s:P a ;s' s.,.
lag which sprung Oremsst snee thea has hads Continuation
Big T. g. Archibald Or Of Lopdond.rry) ysnes. Glen
fesso, 81 day. sasr 70 i Whitney g Mse h ~ n
.pSas brig hs' ~ ssas's
gale N. r. lost msinssn and Skipped sea whica
sd o. came IN ss.oa With o. si..n,.r IoCs,a
New York r New OTiesns eai bowsprt eboen cot.
c"ssa s%.y tS ssns .shsd wa .tsa ts~ ~ the
MeC!el'sn and snt h 're1 1t Quarantine. %
Big Helen Jane tBIl Bailey Al,usso gMsIio9l W ny
date ai d o. leo IL IS speks b. brig Black Hawk Apt,
of tho gbl.nd took heavy n. Z. g.s and YVES com
Pnr solf.dnO. Hisan, Para MarshIt cotton eoco. &C.
:ssf Flea Of RisIaSnJ Mo- day. tom Pods Paaes cr
Richmond, Nc with loss Of stem aid dsyits. ATii y.
80 lon. H. spoke ichr Daniel York from PortGnfnee oi
! New.Yoik IIFII IT.. !. 'lL
Big Atsleys let ss.psr Reed, T.niiaA cgSs "a days,
.sE and rssns Attached H.. lid .roos leSsy sale, the
Big 0ii.y, GHksy Philadelphia. days, cope, ore.
MAILER Lord oasfcsu- Hsi to Bsrsss Pstat aeis'r
sds Levi..h.n of Bo,top Hoa.., Trinidad cub, March
"ss and %olas... 20 Metc.i DUNCAN is,tsaiay :.
fIon tn. water and sppsranty attached 10. bs nall <h
inst of Cape Henry, unsred yiosnt sale from r.
With bis Incy H,ywood fsr N.v.YoTf.
Bre Tempest, Heed. Trinidad, CasA March II, sugar 70
schr s.rsa aud Julia, TiIcy Baltimore d.y,. coal
sch. rrsdmoie CINnsr Forssss Monroe daya ballast
seht. May Jane Hudson, virsni. dsys oysters g. T.
schr Judge Terry. Inmau A.I.ndsis days. ballast.
schI TaDis Dspe~, Edinsnds viilui. dsys oyster,
q. md,e to D. Il D. Vols March n, OF Cap Il AbtoniO.
spoke b. bark Lancaster from Liverpool for Havana
.ny to r. Xs1snds Son IN in.s Ii 49, lsns % az
the hull Of veuo on he was about four mies distant
Tn. schr Jsms bfsph sasd few day, pssviOu. for Ns~.
schr p. Dursee purfso Baltimore, COS, for Eau River
sSs sI Benedict S EedmS 1 Sss,csa Si TSb.
Schr. J. W. Hine. Lowell, Nsw.IIsvsn.I If.i o. u.
scsr g n smith tot Denna'l, KoI', Grsytswu, Se Sob
sohr. Ann D., Osborn G.orvstowp. d. c. dsy' coal 70
Mott bsdell. oh ini Oh SquAn during NJ L. gale, spi'
sc6r s.Ish NH. (of BIookh.vsa). Rogers, ToO..eo n
days isswood and hides to N. Ecbe,snia April of Bar.
Tie Grew Of the seLr Fanny ofPssdsp which wa sosn'
se6r Fnsc,l H.ett (sf c.sn. P.rs-r oon.ise. March
- io.wooe to Mailer heoth.on APfli oil toe o.ps' y
lo., o'orboOrd IS tons Of IOywood Of soeL
Sem, so, Sss t E s h bsn C0'n". NJ D.
GrE Onion Adams. White, LALA21 dsys sasArte TAonp'Sa
HoBter.
SCH. FATTY. Cuft. Newborn, n. c. day.. IN b.nAs to
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II
Sealed Proposals invited Until ID Of the 18th day
Of April 1862 for furnishing 70 tho Subsssncs Department.
eco He Of Beef Cattle -
The O.,tls 70 be delivered at WASHINGTON, D. C.. On
The a,h day Of April soon thereafter the Govern
meat may direct
u =, 10 weigh sss than l. 00c poundA
Iny p.rson desiring hid for ls" nunbsr than zoos
should 90 state IL Ia bis BID
bond with good and sucisn, security wiz be required
om who have failed to comply witk
former bids eu dsoy purpose aud from those who
not on, 10 respond 70 their bids VIII not pc considered
Pyuents TO be- made IN certificates OF Indebtedness o.
,uah her funds Us Government may have for dsDnen en
All biIs to be panied By guaI.nee sig-d By two
p,I,on, AID directed TO COL. A. BECKWITH A. d. q.
and O. g. u g. A., Warrington d. o., and indofsst PIopo
sas for Besf Cattle"
FORM or auAkANTRs
W. - Of the County Of - aud State Of -, do
hereby saaruntes that able to fat tho contract In
ne. with OF his proposition and that shoal
biz be accepted he viii Ut once s0tsr into
tract n accordance herewith .r..
SHOULD The eopae, DO AWARDED him. prepared 60 be-
come his securities 49,, -. L,,,, r..
Ths responsibility of the persons signing the gus.nce NJ
"a. the OFFICIAL certificate OF the Clerk VI the ne
al Drlel Cont oil Of the United States Distct AL,o ney
BIDS which do comply with the shove will be rejected
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Fran San Rrnnci.ss.

E,...,- San FRASclsoo, Wednesday, April ~ 1868
season Of the year. ~
The weather is showery, and most favorable for
the growing crops, which are in very promi1ng
condition.
TIE Northern Coast steamer arrived to-day with
So, 600 in treasure. :.
Oregon dates are 10 the LIST, and British Columbia
TO The 81 inst.
A brisk Spring emigration had commenced 70 the
Carraboo Miuss from Victoria and Puget Sound.
Tie saw .mills in Washington Territory We're be-
ing deserted bY laboreIs, who were emigrstins to
the salmon River dlggings.
The Latest reports from the Borse River mines
continue favorable
The Snake Indians bad been severely punished by
a volunteer company Of miners, who attacked them
near Salmon Falls, on the Snake River, killing
about thirty OF them. Only two miners were
wounded.
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DrcposaIs.
T w.,ss.c, a;' S,S Ms,sn o. Sr ia

OWNERS OF STEAM VESSELS are invited
ssnd TO II. Office tenders iof
Tenders should contain DESCRIPTIONS Of the vessels. tSsir
dinensens snresd rsgtersd fnsse seteal esrryiL
proees WHISTLER iron copper ~susd sss arc power OF
ergsss and bosrs and sheud the pIcs 81 ~hh they
ofsrsd for long aho with the sstnssd value
Of ths vssas In Of oG GovsEnmsnt should
prefer 70 pofehsss instesa Of ehArtedns
owses .tss ypsssls already In the service Of tho
Department requested 10 make kuoTn 70
Vie Dspemsut sny reduction Ia llsir present ras when
they he willing grant and also the price q wcA they
VIII be wiihhg to sell them. -''.-' i. "
AL such tendcrs should be addressed to tho
General Of the United states at Washington. and should DO
i1derasd fropo.a Tor charter rse u teauer When
rec. ,ed they will be oopsd-red and the Department wiz
desvor 10 reduce the heavy attending army
son upou the and tide wa,e by substituting ~bsn'
ever ean do cheaper vessels OF equal capacity fo1 those
employed. ?
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6tesmboois au0 RAILROADS..

DAILROAD SAFETY.-No Rmtoad car cal
IL now be eonJdeei properly eos'tructs 80 run in PAD
s.g,T train without beng provided with the CREAMEf
SAFETY BRAKE simple and inexpsnsive safeguard .,
place s tue oTkss IN the hands Of the aee Nearly
oy accident have been preyepted or msated %
nae TIN at i've yeafA. aud thousand
niuE many Of the beet rpads Of the United S,tss wit
s safsgIa hftach1d 1t 10 also bei1r succeanfy intro
.~ raj way senon 10 Europe Ofdes soiicits5
All b. AllsI PA gtlys Pros. Add go o.
tseJ 4f .vFb s.. U Io No. 139 Bfoadsay. MY
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Gopartnfrsbip Hotties.

VyHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
l. undsI tho firm OF fAPPsH BURD IL this day dir
solved by MUTUAL Either party authorized 70 usi
the iirmis nams In Liquidation. March II 1853
rsaasI FL. .ls .rr il a. l- q. W. BuRp
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Cambr,are Cnaus Market.

..- ID I.r Apsii q. ies1
Whole numssro o. Cattle a msSfet <T6 sboot AS bee
md 81 stores consisting Working OIcn ion Cows
one en- three year old. -...
PRICEs MAkKET bERG-Exrs ~ 5cd 81 CO., htf,
usty 81 5oa second quality. - 75a third qstiy
IS
PsIcBs or STORE COMMISSIONING ossn psr pair
1896 10 10; Cows and Caves from 30 $3.50 fS ler
hnes none; TweyesT-olai slsdS2oi Thrteysn.ods, "?
u IA -. -
Sheep Lambs 30 ct msstetj pdces tn iots, 50
&c 80 ssohi oxrrs ST. 81 5bt 90, OF from 1850 y u.
' n IusBka STATE
IA. II,
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Ocean Cleaners.
NOR NEW.ORBBANS DIRECT.

TOR NEW. ORBBANS DIRECT. ~
IL xas nav and Grs.class u. b. Mnl s<esnaship
f--r Capt JOHN A. POST,
win esve Pier No. North River direct for NsNOTns, on
SATU DAY, April II. ~ p. m ..--
PASSAGE with aeesmnnod atons unsnrp sssei.
FIexhl goods 60 cents foes On weight
goods, cents per pound Apply.o
No 30 Wall ct.
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LAW NTELLIGENCR.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-AYlu
Before judge Bgrrs

NV WILTON II PRIZE cAsEs,
Inc case OF tae Pnze schooner Stephen Hart, cap
r.d a't year % ney West bound TO Csrdenss was SUB.
niisd ysstsasy on bre The vessel we. laden With Foods
valued a. $500 al eerabsnd which lad besn Skinned
tsshippsi cent In the vessel 10 an sosms; ao,
The question 10 whether neutral sainy from ons ran
ka port ts another but with eonsband sooss in,snss To-
served ~A -"
Gvo p. Andrew, Assistant u. s. District Attorney for ,hs
aoyeTDneDt Beebs DssD Donohue, Bsnedict Hnr, T.
ks1e6ict A. Knnheedt. snd Mr. Norton for elaia.nts
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S,TEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN. ~
~ IRON NEW.YOkK TO LlNERPoOL
The Steamship ...
GREAT EASTERN,

WALTER PAros, Co,amsndes. '. .
viii he dispstohed -
PROM LIyERPooL, FROM NEw;YoRX'
SATURDAY Aprl 10. SAIuKDAfI Mays
TUESDAY, Juns l. TUESDAY. June n
FIRST CABiE from. .Ss3 70 Sl1
Each berth According TO size ,oaon and accom- r,edA
ton Of tAs STATE Rooms ell hevins the psivesss In
tie ssoona regard meas aud attendance SaiseA o
apartments for ne. may be enksged by special
FIRST CABIN ONLY. A FARE AND HALF:
Servants accompanying psssrsserS and chtrea undss IA
We ,r. of age, half fare IofaDls frco- I'D. Al :,
SECOND CABIN-Stae- Room bertba. meals Furnished q
.sptfste tables.
found eth beds bedding. table ususi asd good, sqs
..nsl food SSo
all fe psyabs gid It's equiv sent In U. s. Ceueacy.
owed 20 cubic feet u nsgsss An expo
For ps.,ass apply % CHAS. A. WHITNEY,
p = ~ Al the Ofce. No. d Broadway.
ROWLAND AsPINWALL, Agents
III t. ... .lN ,lt No. 81 Sc ath-st
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Below,

ship Heespot hspes for shAaghs re,urnhs wss badly
strained M the late r-l. - - =,
Bsrs Mary e. DyeI Wallace, frem hssstas FEB H. VIII
loss Of forotopmsst.
Barb MaEdsleua from A,pinral
BUk Eatls tltsl J. ffori swsnssA
BAH la ret Stevens
Bril- Atsi.iayA
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CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
at Q.-s..on. Cork liarborI -Tse ysilkno~ ste. an
er. Of the Eye<ooL kswYork and Philadelphia Stesus hi
{ on pzny ara t,sssded TO sail follows;
CRY on WAsHINGT TON. Saturday AprT l
CITY OF q Sstu day, Aprti Y
Saturday, APs1 %
And every succeeding SATURDAY. 81 noon, o' Ptsr ~
North Riyer
EArxs PAsskdR
Payable ia Gold. or Ma equivalent IN carresoy' - :,
INST CABIN $3.50. 20 90 STEEkAGE.......-.eB
F,, C.on 70 10, dor Us W steersge to Loodea Is
F.. Cob TO P.is... IS " Stesrsg. to fsu, 80 ~
EirI to tsaburg 80 90 SeeIsge TO bsh, T.. q
Ps.en.o Also Forwarded 70 hsvse, BIsusnL aoHerdAC
An, erp &c ct equally low rates. ~ -. -.
fares OF, LverDool Quseusowr; LIST Cabin VA go
A ste.rx. IRON Liverpool $40. FROM Qneenstowp $50
Thoss who rysb sssd for their fsds buy tickets ns
For 10 he Inforn.,ion sppy At the Csmpauys odees
JOHN q. DALE, Agent. No II broadway, n. T.
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examination charge Of psssps % IN sosnss. any esns
postage currency notes In payment for two pair Of Shoes
No 21 Greenwich street The ssesssd offered TO tale back
the notes saying that he Supposed they COED add
10 Friday. 90
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NIenornudu.

The British Steamship Louisi.Bs hO~ Liverpool snfvsd
yesterday brought $40 bales OF cotton and the Bhush
steamer Cel from Hsus brought $50 sass mailing total
Of z. 52s bales. f-.... y.... r...r.I-H Irt
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Proposals.


sson No Stasst.. New YosL Aprii l. lea :
A RMY SUPPLIES-BEEF CATTT
~ SEALED PROPOSALS VIII BE- received nv N. .ad.,
dgned q this oGce sifh O'clock M on xYilRna m.
lStT int, for sapphns BEEF CATTLE scs ~. a,s s s
United SAtss Amy, 70 be delivered 1t thv WHsHivGTtcN
Drove YARDS, Nsw-fsrk Cny1or q soms ether eouyss
toinsin Or IN The vicinity Of the City
10 be by the undersned saa sseh ns.h.r, a.
may og @s = s Ss rSssid sss g. thee
70 the 3st day Of October lsss notice to b given 10 the
contractor on Saturday Of each week h a.
ts, sse Of The Of css be shall be repaired ~ a.
n, or curing tao .ollowins wsek. rc Hu l3ort. -.
The css WI DO feqafed for shipment none bat (vst
yuaIv Of sxen OF steers entirely free nom all blsoshes
and less thss fonr years DID, VII be re
ceiycd and NJ loo cattle the average goss "egt Of which
l. not % hiyh thirteen hendsd AID MY pounds nor
bullock OF lsss gsss weight than twelve hsn1ee sn n1y
The gees weight OF each BULLOCK 20 % a.
AIMED By the scales tims Of weig1y 70 oy
ster whose cnrtica. Of Inspection, stating inc number
cattle delivered Lsf weight h oopstitnts tho voneter
presentation OF hich the socounts VIII Do Psid wnr
ands in hands for the purpose Esch Propo, 20 pc en-
eaiDsd must have printed copy 81 this sdvefussnsn
psssea al ia head ard he In the following fern' .a
IL A. B-.s u The city o. town Of -, county OF =
rate hereby propose 10 deliver the De
partent u the u rmy Il the Wsshnson Drove tsrss
NewY6rs City othss point Ia or ss.r .sh city 20 Dc 90
head In any calendar month Of the quaity eond
ton descabsd Ia tho advertise neat above peseA a.
time 10 time be required 70 tupish on dae seahos
tim, ct cents Per pound gross wrtgss"
70 be subscribed by responsible snIeties a. ohoW'
"e che nndesseA hereby agree that should the foevs
bid be accepted. will give bond 10 the SUN Of Tor
thousand dollxs thss the contract sks be faihlIsd
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Sailed.

trii s-Bhgs-Souvo PIovidsnsa tItsll, 8. H. Eswhs
lDr.l S;ole Win Cogsias
Ssh. ip.rs-Ooysrnor (Brl Bob fBr) and 70 oihs<s
ab-stesslsbp Es.ls. Tor HassD&
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TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
H. sl.s st-sner viii ,esye Now-York the lss liza and
els. Of zach month"; except whVn tbose dates f on
DAY when lhs day Of departure wiz be tho MONDAY Iol
loving -.
Sor sssh. p.s..so. apply at the Only os: No Bowl
ips1u-oa. D. d. ALLEN, Agent
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NEW.YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA.
IN NY,o LIhE OF STEAMSHIPS to HAVANA ana
lEN -ORLEAkS-1he aud elegant sldc heel steam.
.lin MOkNING STAR, A. ID. Perkins. Commander, viii
leave pi.r No 81 North River foot Of Beanh.t for havsp'
nnd New. DIl.. WEDNESDAY,, April 10 ct O'CLOCK
n m THE la ger accommodations upoa this Compsuys
rot cIceed by hose Of any otbe< steamers IN
b, wo. KeTfeight received bills Of ladns sgaed ON
the day OK saipg For freight passage sppy to JAMES
A RAMON no ISL Broadway.
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The Cours orAppeaIs

I ALBAyT, Thursday, April O. 1853.
The following ia the calendar of the Court Of Ap
peals for Friday, Ap 10: NoG a. ~, 80 81 IS. CO. s7.ss
20, 20
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TIE GRowiss WHEkr,-Accounts from the
West generally concur in representing the gro wing
wheat in fine condition. .... ....
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wYgIATuHs ALsssAc.
-Rites....5:28 tSots"...',.b;S3 heon-hses' Vs
vArKR THls DAI
andy Hook. 40 f0s. Island l'Js ussthe..'.. ia
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. BoAEp oy SUPERVISORS, oFyIcs No, CRY HY.L,
NNNrN'~' . III SKwYoRk, March 20 1858 s
nROROSAIS fhr the Hiring or Leasing OF

BUILDING. sud parts Of Bpsins. 70 90 S.g 9r nInSr g
Eiaasi nsrd wall he received at Vie oes OF the SierS o.
e board Of sDrevi.O HON oYner OF pspelsy aud Other.
Of ease and rent and paie. presenting PROPOSES 10 SUNNI
Al. - s'ITIIi NO Ll4ETHNl I.f t..' "
., so,oiai Couuittes On Armohss and Drill
psas,as. .Nfft 1917 T7slDoJ jos B. YOUNG, Ckrk.