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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-26

H1LIFAx, Oct 2l.-By Steamer Mario
cordatoss, we learn that the blockade run,
per, Little Hattie, had arrived at Bermuda
with 600 bales of cotton, and that the
Hope with $500 bales, and the Falcon with
TOO bales had arrived at Nassau, all from
Wilmington. Marrocordatots also reports
that the pirates Tallahassee and Edith left
Wilmington the same night with the Little
Hattie. For raid, Col. Lamb, steel plated
blockade runner sailed from Halifax this
evening.
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More about the Roanoke.

HALIFAX, 25.-A steamer from Bermuda
arrived here last night with the passengers
of the Roanoke. 1t appears that after the
Roanoke left Havana, the engines we're
stopped to receive passengers approaching
in boat. who afterwards proved be Con
federates under Capt. Brains and Let. Parr
of Chesapeak notoriety. After the capture
Braine proposed to Capt. Drew to bond the
steamer for $4,000 in gold payable at Der
muds, Braine TO keep the cargo This was
of course refused. The Roanoke arrived
at Bermuda quite out Of coal, and she had
. valuable cargo of.bale tobacco, segars
and sugar, Captain Drew and the crew
left for New York on the 18th.
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For Sale.

A COAL BANK. situated on The Ohio rive, l0He
90 eS acres of land, ON vhich are ssetse dwelling
uses SUFFICIENT foe or 10 families, eeSsaieo1 - -
coal bank. The hank u in good eeafI11sa, bs1A9
RI ming to the river and everything nsesay - oax
on an extensive business inolu1ng barvoa 49, -
anes The bank = also veil eAapsed - ~ - 81
business; i in secd Working ordsr, VII = 60 -
smules bachp1ith shop and tools, asd aA ueaAos -
auisite 10 carrying on coal bank Tha eel IN -
sold separately or together with the lAAA anA ss .
the purchaser may desire. Also piece q - 60
rising some acros situated IN ~ tov4 - 414ee-
vile, Belmont county, Ohio, On >wAtDA = e@eaa .
steam saw mill in good running order saa S &6ns
jvellng; also small assortment Of luDbG. y
For particulars apply 70
WALTER MARSHALL,
sept26 No. sac Main Ct. Whn1l1k Va
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NAW 1ohAy Octs -.
Cotton-Steady, at 81 Is for middling,
closing quiet.
Flour-State and Western opened Goa
3Oc better, closing dull, With the improve.
ment lost, at 50 l5a9 80 for extra State
$40 3Oal0 rs for extra round hoop Ohio,
andl0 80al2 for trade brands.
Whisky-Steady, 1t 81 74al 76 for
State and Western. 4
Wheat-3a5c better; Milwaukee Club,
W Ii; winter red Western, 80 Is; white
Michigan, 81 SO. i
Rye-Quiet and firm. = a -
Barley-More active, at 81 90 for State
and 81 9Oa2 for Canada.
Corn-Firmer, at 81 Seal 60 for mixed
Wester,. r-.,r -
Oats-l.2c better, at 9lAas9c for West
erp. ~
Wool-Quiet.
Coffee-Dull, at 45c for Jaws. g.
Sugar-Firmer, at l8&sl92c for Porto
Rico, and l5aal}c for Muscovado.
Molasses quiet. New Orleans ut 81 lie
I Is g. ga
Petroleum-Activs and frmer, at 464s
Al for refined, in bond, and Slas2c for re
fined, free.
Pork-Opened nrmtr and more doing, al
S3s 5Oa4l for mess, $43 0oa43 rs for new
CASH and regular way, closing at $4a 81
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p ] L II S.
A SURE CURE.

LIVERY BODY Is being cured Of this distressing
T. disease by tbs use Of
DIR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.
Read what those say who have used it..
Mr. Charles W. Landram, Of Louisville, and Mr.. j,
p Haxarde, Cincinnati o. both were cured after using
one not of DR.. Stnckland's Pile Ren edy. They say
they have tried everything but could obtain no relief
but one Pot Of Strickland's Pile Remedy effected q
perfect cure after suffering for many years with the
worst kind Of Piles. They recommended every one
who is suffering to try it.
Sold by all Druggists 80 cents per pot. Manufaeur-
ed at No. East Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio Ash
for DIR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY, general
depot, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold by Logan, List & Co., Wheeling.
Chas W. Graham, I"
Jacob earns, Bridgeport o.
Michael McKelvey, Bellaire.
Sold by NJ. Mahon & Co., Cambridge, Druggists.
Thomas Cummings, Washington.
W. F. Rogers, Aorristown.
o. n. Metcalf, Belmont.
8. J. Welsh Il Co., Druggists, Bellair.
Richardson & Bro, Bellair, Front street.
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House and Lot for Sale.

DURSUANT 70 shs provisions of decree Is ,dered
i by the Circuit Court Of Marion, at the o toLer
term thereof in the case Of William W. Ttchs or et
al %. John Walker and David 3. Manear, shall on
the second Monday in Novembar next proceed TO sell
by public auction to the highest bidder, before the
front door Of the Court House Of said county, house
and lot situated In the town Of Warrington the same
in which the said D. B. Manear residee, for cash
in hand sufficient to pay the cost Of this suit and the
expense Of SALE and for the residue credit of and Il
month"; the purchaser giving bond and approved secur
ity and the commissioner retaining lien the same
to secure the unpaid purchase money.
+. SMITH,
oct2l.dlt&wSt Commissioner.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-26

GEN. GEORGE W. MORGAN, of Ohio, will
be in the city on Friday evening, and is
expected to address bis fellow>patriots at
Washington Hall. AS very large number
Of ladies' arc DESTROYS of hearing this war
aom citizen, we understand an effort will
be made to have ample provision for seat
Ins few hundred of the gentler sex. Vi
course the hall will be overwhelmingly
crowded.
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and his men will doubtless be shot in reta-
liation.
Nothing later has boon heard from Price
No Official confirmation has been received
1t headquarters Of the capture Of three
pieces of cannon ct Independence, or the
routing of the rebel army at Warrensburg'
Rosecrans' depot Of supplies lis guarded
by division Of the 17th Army Corps
under Col Moore, Of the SD Illinois.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-26

UACKwELL PARTITION, RsQ, VIII plesss taks
II tahe notice that shall tho Nth day 81 neysA.
Der, 1854, at the oice Of Smith, in the tosn sA
mont, West Virginia, between the hours Of A. =. aad
sP. H. ofthat day proceed to take the dspcsidons q
Zedoc Joiff and others, to be read In evtdsncs N
c"rtsin suit in shancery now pending N The O!fosn
are defendant, and II from any cause the taking 81
such dispositions be not commenced, or commenced,
the same be not completed said day the tahAs Of
the same will be continued from day 70 day q the o0e
place and between the same hours until oo1plsee1.
ELIZABETH BART4IOH,
oct21-4tw per Attorneys, Wilson saath.
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REMOVAL.

T HAVE removed my Saddle and Harness Shop from
i Hornbrook's block to my building below J.
ed my facilities Tor manufacturing Saddles Brides
Harness. Trunks, &s, will keep on hand the largest
and best assortment Of goods in my line to be found in
the city. rendering my thanks to the public for their
liberal patronage In the past invite them to call upon
me at my new place Of business.
oct20-lw A. SCHWERTFERGER
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CAIRO, Oct. rs The papers Of the 23d
says, it is reported that Forrest is concen
trating large forcs at jackson, Tennes.
see; that most severe CONSUMPTION is be
ing enforced in the country adjacent to
Memphis. Col. Hoge was defeated at
Esstport, Mississippi, and returned to
Memphis. It is stated that Hoge 10 not to
blame for the defeat, Is he simply obeyed
to the o1ders. e&fEAEsf#
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From Missouri.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 25.-The dead bodies of
Major Wilson, Sd Missouri militia, and six
Of his en-, were found in Franklin county
Yesterday. They were captured at Pilot
Knob, and delivered over to the guerillas
and msssacred, for killing some rebels in
Arkansas last summer. Wilson's body had
severel bullet holes in it Six privates
now in Alton prison Is hostages for Wilson
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-26

OUR Conservative citizens should not
TAIL to turn out to the meeting, to>day, at
AoOndsviiIe in strong force. The traid
leaves the depot at lew moments before
IL o'clock, and will return about 6, giving
all good chance to 60 and return without
much loss of time. Fare for the round trip
fifty cents Major D. W. Stambaugh. OF
Ohio, will certainly be present and speak
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-26

The PEOPLE Of the city turned out al
9. q ssasss TO attend the funerals of the
alssinsdhksd and brave soldiers Who wers
|. e Mount Wood Cemetery yester
cay Afternoon. The city was literally
efepsd, Y mourning, ~ public places of
'as'nsss were CLOSED and everybody
seemed desiroas Of meekly testifying their
sdniration Tor the brave dead and their
regrets at their untimely end.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Satisfactory ex
PLANTATION having been made, the commits
sioners CT the Internal Revenue, has or
dered . discontinuane of the suit com
menced against the Express Companies fol
emitting to stamp receipts. 4
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The North Western Bank Of Vir-
GINA, Complainant.

The North Western Bank Of vir-l
GINA, Complainant.
John Bishop, Andrew j PANEL onon0oIy
he1 NJ q 49,. us,doan The Court for Ohio
Wh.eIidg Savings Institution, county
and Sobriskie Brady, Defend
In pursuance of the Decree Of the Court made in
this cause I shall as Trustee and Commissioner ap-
pointed by the said Court, in the place of said ga
Ors Ta sis9 ara 81 Day Jay Of NOVEMBER, 1864,
at the front door of the Court House of said
ty sell 10 the highest and best bidder on the terms
after mentioned, the following described property,
to wit: A part of lot OF ground in the city of
Wheeling, situate on Main street, on the east side
thereof and bounded Is follows: Beginning at q
uoint IN the east side of Maini street. ninety Ave
feet and eleven inches southwark Of Market alley
and east Of Main street. thence south with the east
side of said Main street. thirty three feet and nine
inches; thence east with straight line parallel
with Market alley 10 an alley in the rear OF said
property thence North with said last mentioned al
Icy thirty three feet nine inches; thence with
strsightne to the place beginning being the same
property conveyed to said John Bishop By Alfred
Caldwell and wife by de d recorded in the Clerk
ONCE Of the late County Court for said county Oh
Ohio, and which property 10 now in the occupancy
of said John Bishop and others.
The terms of sale are one-fourth part Oh inc
purchase mousy in cash at the tine OF sale and the
balance Of the purchase money in three equal IN
stalments at six, twelve and eighteen months re-
spectively from the day OF sale, with interest from
said time of sale, the purchaser giving osnds WIN
good security for said deferred iustalments and the
title being retained until the payment OF the
~. .n.,ehase money. z. JACOB,
Trustee and Commits sioner
! October 6, 1864. oeu'e
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Stamps NOT REaUIRED ON DEEDS OF Par
uuoS BETWEEN TESANrs IN COMMON
lie Office Of Internal Revenue, on the 18th
rst. in answer to letter of inquiry from
Mr. VIM. Q. Force, replied: "Deeds Of par
ttiOn between tenants in common are not
deeds or conveyances by which title to real
estate is conveyed, nor does consideration
pass between the parties, but the object Of
the deeds is simply to limit and define the
ghts If the respective perties; therefore
ihpy are not chargeable with stamp duty.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-26

Tur friends of Mcclellan had hnt
meeting at wellsburgh, yesterday. The
T,n,t House was crowded to its utmost
capacity, and the Democrat. were full o
r,c and enthusiasm. Major D. w. Stam'
b,ugb, of Ohio, made magnificent speech
and was frequently and rapturously sp
DIaudel n. Richardson, Esq, Of this city
,I,o made one CT his happiest efforts, and
with telling effect. o. W. Langftt. Esq.
gas chair nan OF the meeting, and on tax
ING the chair made few happy rsmarkl
which were we'll received.
For the size of the place, the meeting
vas very large one, and its good effects
viii be seen anG felt ct the coming cleo
tona.
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The Democrats have no candidate fo
Congress in this District, hence the ticket
are printed with blank, and each votel
can write in the name of Mr.. Hubbard o.
Mr.. Crane, or vote blank, as he pleases.
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II Is expected that Major Stambaugh will
tie IN the city tonight; and will probably
speak at Washington Hall. If We get In
i'rmation of the fact in time, handbills
VIII be circulated around town announcing
the fact. Come to Washington Hall to
ns1t a. any rate, and talk over the great
days work that is before US for Tomorrow.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-26

IHf latest DEcIsIoN.--The Provost
Marshal General has adopted regulations
'nat in case drafted men desert prior to
muster into service, the quota of their re-
spective districts will not be credited, and
supplemental draft will be made where
deficiencies occur in that cause a =
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CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-The propeller Tona'
wanda, exploded her boiler in the river yes
terilay, aud isa complete wreck, one man
killed and five wounded. -
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New YORK, Oct. 25.-The TribuRe's
specisl says the ll2th New York regiment
have voted as follows: Lincoln, 285; Nc
Clellan, .. Fenton (tor Governor), 294-
unanimous.
The 1S9th voted: Republican, 4Sl De
mocrat, Al.
The ballots were forwarded by mail tc
the several proxies designated by the
voters.
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BLANK BOOK MAKING and Binding done
up in superior style and at reasonable prices
at the REoIsrER OFFICE. Friends, give US
q call.
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New York Money Market

4 gssss sss.,sw .s New YoRk, Oct. Is.
L The money market was easy at pen
cent for call loans. Sterling exchange
quiet at l09al09& for specie.
Gold Frmer and rather quiet, opening
st 2l7s, advancing to 2lSa, declining to
2l7s and closing at 2l44.
Government stocks steady. r,...5
Pitsshurg, 100; Ft. Wayne. 975.
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Margaret Armstrong and others,
The object Of suit Is TO recover the sum Of a. - due
from John NJ Armstrong dec. TO the and 70
sell the real estate Of said deceased 10 psy he sans
with interest and COSTS and the dsfendaa6 3efyafet
Armstrong David Armstrong, VIM. Colin ArmStspns.
Mary Laura Armstrong. and klisabeth ArmssonG
ing by affidavit fled that they not residents q tb
State it is ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication OF tbh order and DO
A copy-Teste. .:8
W. H OLDHAM, for complainant.
oct3-d2&wit
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90 -,rxcroN HALL was we'll TILED 10

90 --rxcroN HALL was we'll hiled last
A'" The incorruptible portion Of our
esn population 'p' to L., i. distinguished
0e''n'" who had telegraphed that they
Sp''A'' ,,,,ainly be here to address ID H.
Fom some unknown S p cause tS' speakers %ss.
ialIFu . ", uuua sndldelivered . frst-rats
was '' ntn speech. The Professor has
1 mPto@s' acted with the Republican party,
D '";, IN 1860, and continued promi>
0'', and active member ever since. This
w. was received with great applause.
~ Ru.rsner, editor of the German paper
N n tb;, city, next spoke. His speech was
.I,o received with applause BY those who
,,5sr.tood the language.
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d SOME Of our citizens contemplate going
70 WIS., Liberty to attend tie Mcclellan
meetiDg there to day We hope many Of
laem may 60.
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Local and State News.
nositor Wanted.

,,,u,ositor can secure pskna4sns sssslss ga
good 'O sv making immediate spptessoA ct
Ais office.
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WashingtOn Mills Flour.
oD RARREIs frssh ground Just received an,
NUD for ssis By (sspt9O n. REILLY.
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JOHN ROEMER & co.
REAL ESTATE FORSALE,

WILL offer at private sale until Tuesday the LIST
i day Of November, 1884 the south fourth % part
Of LOT No l with the three story store room on the
ame ntuated on the east side sfMarket Square in the
Second ward also, the south half Of lot No. 1885, st-
uated the east side Of Fourth street, Second Ward
together with the elegant and commodious dwelling
thereon, containing seven rooms and kitchen. In
case the property above namedis not sold at private
sals bsfore the LIST day Of November next will on
that day at 10 O'Clock offer the at public sale at
the front door of the Court House of0hio county.
octH-2W MAkY LUXE.
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VTYRsT vIRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerks
w ONCE oiths oireait Court Of Marion county for
thsmonth Of July, 1851
Robert Moran, a
W. In Chancery.
Thomas J. Malott.
The object Of this suit is to obtain decree to sell
certain tract Of land lying in the county Of Marion,
he waters Of White Day, sold by complainant to
of complainant against the said Resin Malo deceas-
Cd for S7O purch money for said ands and it ap-
nearinS from adavs fled in the papers Of this cause
fhat the dsfsndants Edward Litton, Weslsy Travis,
Huidsh Travis Milton Malott and Mary s. Malott are
not resdents Of this State it is ordered that they
nesr hare within one month from due publication OF
s order and do what necessary to protect their in
tsrest in this suit
a CODY Tests. r. B. LOTT, Clerk.
Wilson snith, counsel for complainant.
octal.vls .
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In Chancery
in the Circuit
Court for Ohio
county.
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FOR CONGRESS,

A1ssRs. EDrroRs-PleaAe Announce SAMUEL
CRANE candidate for Congress in the First Con-
resonal District, subject to Convention but the
Will Of the people at the polls.
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VIZ EST vIRGTNIA--At rules hsN In the Olsek's
wv ONCE Of the Circuit Court Of Marshan county,
for the month Of August, 1854.
William Armstrong
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Centre Wheeling

most fashionable productions of France, England,
Germany and Italy, together with all the first
class and most substantial fabrics Of America,
many of which We have purchased in June last
and having continued to buy winter goods during
the summer msnths, some goods for 80 per less
than the present regular market price; therefore
We are enabled to sell In large or small quantities
wholesale or retail, for Cash at
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Particular attention invited Of all the wholesale
buyers to about 500 pieces Of all Wool Fannes, Of all
coors, stripes and qualities, at the manufacturers
prices.
TERMS-Net cash, without discount. Goods de.
vered free Of charge within the limits Of The city
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

the heart tlsxs sArs- eldest os iaae ana sae als
James seAs,a. ssea y ,ssrs -. s.pv ace r.oec.fuy
invited ,s aiead sso funera q s,cpacas church on
w s1r; .,s = M'9ass Hsss, @.:ss sse1 -
pue notice w III bc gwen or he funeral
no soaa, %oaeG MN Ma si, a 9aias TSa!ss ss
sssd sAsH iaoSss ss, Il mooiRs saa Il dsys
fS aive. o fs"iy sesesStsGy q sss
rents c'pe n ,se s sec.sa aSg1 sernoea al Srse eas
BFSssa SUNDAY ia,s %cPps
vAeis. aeed 81 years 5meaths and q days n n.,.r.
s NJ are respectfully invited g attend The fansss his
Tuesday! aernoon' a. one clock from a' Ae residence
sssraay ssrss mnab s WE
The relatives and friends also the .mbers Of COLUMBIA
seidar alsR New 'i Durham g. Gus.aas5 afternoon
%SsT-oa Monday March a. amer short Tness Of Ia
wilson The servee % Of his soan,ry corpora wLAx
WILSON, Company l. Seventy third regiment New York
sf saa rranoss wilson sssa years. %eSiIs i and
une hs
ne asu
opposite Amity street. on Thurstay afternoon q tarcs
Nsw1s g On yridsy February
rem q Ne York and native OF dermsn' eyed 81 years.
NJ. daughter OF the late John II. Vessels.
invited g attend The funeral At residence her mother
lS3 West Twenty sixth street. the afternoon, ct one
O'Clock
WTisHoa sunday Marsh is Of sssrls, fever. MARI
years months and lS days
Wrap the cold, white sheet around her
Fold her her breast
Law her gently in her cnGln,
Little Mary Amelia has goue to rest.
The friends and Of the family respectfully
vited attend the funeral from residence OF her pa
rents No Patchen place. this Uesday Afternoon az ~
O'Clock.
Troy and Albany papers please COPY.
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

RasroN-ADIrSoroS.- TUESDAY, October rs. at st.
Martins Guernsey, by the Rev. James Maingay rector
WutAAn SAAksPtRF. ouiy of the late William Evans
Burton Es, Of Gencoye. United States 40 NINA ELixA-
second daughter % the late Thomas Ellis Arlington,
Esq.. OF the Cour.s of EXohe luer ana chancefy
TREMAsNE-Dopck lin Brooklyn Monday. March a.
resdenoe Of The brides father the Rev orrn Dodge
hRi o'clock in the afternoon the de father
and the Rev Mr Taylor olcauns Mr. WILLIAM b. TRtsAAs
10 Miss kNNA G. DODGE both OF Plo0Slyn Long lsant
After receiving beautiful and snmptuous
repas the happy pair stared tour 10 Philadelphia aad
Washington. =
Ever he your pathway bright
Lovely a mocnlit night
reaminE Ike tte stars above
Running Ia ceasless love, i,
WunEt ER-CURRES.-On Monday, February II, ~ tne
Rev William NcAser TNoTnr :. WHLRLfR, ir, 70 ELLhN
Cungks, all o. this city.
The New York herald., 1864-03-15
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY.

rcpon-shp pesthsh're Of Hatepoo. let Baiuncrs Jan
~ for Liverpool with caeso Of white timber peo
enm After being out few days encountered errihc
gale from NV duroe which the ship sprang aud had
rujdes carried rendering her Feb ~,
WAS spoken by bark Stampede Capt Lew,s from 0aseia
for New York who laid by us for i8 whea he
succeeded. after great deuy IN rescu,ug from our
peroas position wneo left the shp had feet water
in the hold She sts tons ~ years old owned in
Hsrepool by Vim GRAY Insurance unknown.
BRG Aesc4r LAwsEscs before reported aaaore on l.
nedieu Shoa sase I0h and proceeded
morning II ~ supposed without damage
ScnR u Pirrs anchor the harbor Of Rockisnd
the 7h di ted foul Of schr Leach causing the
to sink nss tes foremasl main and
boom &C The Leach lost bssspt aud heaigear and
tanned other damage
Soma wnsAh. FLETCHER, from Bath. Me-. for PHILADELPHIA.
which sailed Newport 10th inst returned 10 18th
having carried her toremsst about feet below the
rigging
scPR MvSrRev or Newport los built at Charleston
1856 has sod private Capt Kelley OF
Dennis. who win command her
THE following table slves or vessels the
harbs-s Of Nav York Boston. Philadelphia Baitmsrs
- Ia "A
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

no LET or LEAsE-THn HOTEL AND aRoUNDo
/ known as the Pleasant valley Ho!e on the Hudson
river one nls Fort Lee New Jersey II coDtaiue
abon acres and well located with One grove fruiA
rees A. ne better place out OF New York for sumrev-
resort BY steamboat New York four times
aay ,sy5; is'Z Z p.ry 70 Soswn
No Ik park ulscs, New York
The New York herald., 1864-03-15
hIisceiIa neOus.

snAs5sg ocyAy QCRSs Capt Tiuklspausb. sailed res
hrdsy for lspinwail -. s-assxA-a-& .--.s- Il l..
sirAnsnir ILLisos csyt Babcocs sailed ye,eriay ior
AspinwAl
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The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Two RENT-T0 A RESPECTABLE SMALL FAMILY,
Without children the Second Floor and par. Of ~
OF 1853 West Foret street. with all the m0dsn
improvement1 bathrooms 30 Rent 500 References en-
changed Inquire nj the house. JOHN MuLLtNb.