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, 1864-04-22

SHASTA STAGE.-Mr. Rice of Shasta,
Cal, arrived in this city on Wednesday af-
ternoon, with passengers, direct from Shasta,
which place they left on the 10th of Feb
ruary. This we believe is the first stage that
has crossed the Payette and Placerville
mountain this Boise Neaos.
, 1864-04-22

WHY is Ir?-The question is 5ftef
asked, "why is it that the loss of life in bat
ties where large bodies of troops are en-
gagged is so small p One of these causes, at
least, will be found by reference to the re-
port of the condition of the muskets cap
tured at Gettysburg. 1t is stated in this re-
port that of the $4,000 muskets captured at
this battle, $4,000 were found to be loaded,
10000 containing two loads and 6,O00 from
three to ten loads each In numerous in
stances half dozen balls we're driven in on
a single charge of powder. In some cases
the former possessor had reversed the usual
order, placing the ball at the bottom of the
barrel and the powder at the top. Not un
frequently several paper cartridges were
packed above each other without being torn
or broken. One Springfield musket con-
tanned % loads regularly arranged,
, 1864-04-22
DR ISRAII

SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST
= Office at Franks HOTEL Walla Walla
Those desiring the services of skiltul Dentist
aud operator would do well to give him early call,
as his time in W ALA Waa is limited. Charges very
reasonable for practical and dental operations.
ton April 2, 1864. If
, 1864-04-22
0oNTINENrAL SHAVING SALOON

7 i Deter and X. Plummer take this method of in
forming the public Generally that they have opened
Hair Dressing and Shaving Saloon, Main street,
adjoining the Sassarc Saloon They hope by strict
attention to business to merit share of Patronage
Persons who are afflicted with Scald Heads or fall
ing off of the hair, please give us call.
We shall keep genuine article of Hair Oils and
Pomades for sale cheap.
Walla Wala, Jan. 30, 1868. 7m3
, 1864-04-22
H. B. LANE,
Onartz Broker. Rannock City. ]. T.

QUdIIZ BIOhtI, ldHlIUC " 49, =, T-1,TT
WILL BUY AND SELL FEET in THE SOUTH
w Boise Owyhee and Boise Basin Quartz Mines
Information given to the legitimate title OF claims
Feb 90 1864. I0m3 II. B. LANE, Bannock City
, 1864-04-22
Musical Merchandise of Every Description


w and Morrison streets. Portland, Oregon
S. D. SMITH. Proprietor.
This Hotel is centrally located, and has been re-
Gently enlarged by the addition of two stories in
height containing large number of IIard-fnished
well ventilated rooms. for ortheaccommodatono of reg
ular or transient boarders. If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
Real Ceiate tor Sale.
COSIPO HOUSE for sALE.-For sALh
tre also AUCTION Soies.l

COAlPO HOUSE for SALE.-For SALh
- COMO HOUSE, par. Of the estate and elegant residence
Of R. IL Winso ESQ., deceased located at Westport Conn,
and near Long Island Sound The grounds offered for sale
about GO acres in extent embracing lawns gardens and farm
aud are all in the highest Of cultivation. The mansion Is
large OF recn and French architecture beautifully com
bned and in perfect order and containing all the late and mod
ern improvements painted fescoed and grained in the high
est style of art There Y the kitchen or base
mont floor; also marble hail. also, or large and superby
finished and nal floors in paror story or 10 rooms
on the second floor; on the third floor some Of
them spacious and observatory above badroom near to
and detached from the dwelling The grounds roads walks
stables, coaehhouses icehouse' gardeners farmers and
coachman houses are handsome architecture and In IN
usually fine order -Four very large grpehouses three green
houses conservaoe large barns in which and attached
to are numerous and cattle stalls and cowhouse
yards sheds poultry yards duck pond fshpond, &c, &c
The mansion outbuidngs gsperies &c, all lighted with
gase large gaometer the place. This estate 10 about two
hours fifty miles from the city, spproachable by New-fork
and New Haven Railway and offered for sale by order
Of There Is probably not to be fOunda more ele
CANT and complete residence In any State in the Union The
fruit in the gIapehouse, pens May and holds till Christ
mas Apple orchards in full bearing and foreign fruits OF
choice and great variety. An opportunity here offered to
secure a fine residence Apply to
ON HOMER MORGAN No. Pine St
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Movements OF ocean steamers.
frn ny PART
pas.crpcra Smiled.

u steamship Persia, for LirepooL tid oHesHatoton-
dsgSb,ers Phi sdslphia j. W Coctrsne New York; g. A.
Morrison, New York Miss Annie spies New ok Mrs j.
NewYoik; r. v Booth, New-lork; w. Bates, Phisdel-
rba; Mr. and Mrs. T. Johuson four Ghildren and two
Misses Lille and Minnie Water Miss Minnie Amburg, New
York n Ro;e.Raes fhiqS Raa JoseRh Ram, rpdG
Woolcott, Capt Hal, Engand MaIth. T. Nsclearn New
onesI' T. pods'2n, Eng and Nm. BTsh. Eswl OH; ~
Mcguire Washing ton; Mr.. aud Mrs. A. b Lewis, Philade
phia Nir. and Ms. F. B. McGsire, Washington Nh and
Miss Auua Thayer New Haven; Miss Caroline Trowbdge
New Haven; o. G. Ward, Boston; Oscar Schmidt, Chl-
S ftq pabT fbeo e wcof . Booa Capt
Tracy, NewYork Mrs H. Levy Pa NJ ana MS W ~
san, four children and servant Cinenaaiii M and Nf,
Charles Gla;z New.YOrk Mn and Mrs, Joseph He i
two children and servant New,forki M e9d Aiys Iien
r Duncan and maid servant New ora mss u'L tu
hd seTan M and Nj III; ~ r. M5 ME- .se
Mir and Mrs j. Dshiman and child New-ioTk Mrs Town
icy, Mr.; w g. Townley Two infants ana Two seiy'nts
George MCPHERSON and Nississpp Mr. and drs David
Blake New York James ID Weed Liverpool JOSIAH Byewn
Rev and Mrs. f. Goodwin, Hartford Mr and Mr. j. Moore
SeE orki Rev and SI' joan St'oA sn3, Sst
Yort Dr. and Mrs Osgcod, Porand Bcv Joseph A. TeeTs
John Hoswel c. Curry, Boston; j. G. Calhoun New'1
y BTes MsuChesteri Chas. Thornton bIedi3d H. GleoL
New York; T. d. Ringoru, NewYork; John Holmes Pitts
burgh ONeil Bayey, James J. Irwin Thomas III e. New
York j. Fagnan Paris; Mr. aud Mrs h. Bucht and infant
Memphis; A. u. eed. New loTA Miss Cooke shu ct'i
q Scimirsky New. York; z. A. Msthurssn, Mr Mathur
sen Miss GiEnoux, New York; Mr.. and Mrs H. D. Cookt'
Tashingtou; NJ Nahoru, CinCnnati Mrs 5. Drummer. NJ
Iseses, do f. Marx, NewYor 4 MinleIs James Ihomp
son Frgland; D. ". Appleton NewYerk; j. q. Fentou,
Philadelphia o. E. wilkins do; Wm. Ewing, Ireland
Edwsrd Harvey New Iork Nh and Mrs. J. ZeleT, Gin
einnsti M and Mrs N s. keruochan, baltimore T. Henry
Goo s. Partridge Mr. and Mrs Chsmberin c. o. H. Schio't
pe and friend, NewYork Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman and three
chiAyep, Montreal; j. W. Really, Engandi A. AUD, New
SrE three Misses Stewart, BaitmoEe Csp. J. g. Good.
enoGA risShdI MTqns eg ssI9,a ..s.en consul 7easF-
OF France for Hayti and seryalti J. LoI.NuIl A
New York; w. 5 OConnOr Ireland BIZ. and ~ %, ooa
Canada Henry Nelsnder Iowa; Mrs. Senue a9ol'L t"e
Misses Hope, Miss Ward and servant Boston. -
IN sisGBgshD Creole Netc- OyleGHs-Mis pi2s r. W.
Ansley, e. Lee +. A. Benedict r. TedenGnn, i. j. Conn
Rev Daniel shaver wife and daughter Hannah kasan and
ron, w. TobeF, and Others in the seerege
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
60 farmers an0 Others.

GRAPE VINES-For early and immediate
" bearing and especially for late planting in the garden,
and for tLainn: on high walls and buildings
few Vines Of eIrs quality have been kept back for the
above purposes. of Delaware Ioya and Diana
Also few OF Deswsres and onas in large pots and boxes
crates Of remarkable excellence and prices
sent safely al Of the month Of May If ordered soon.
have recalled portions Of some large orders Of Delaware
and ons and able supply orders of these select
quality for garden lntng and much lower prices than they
cam De grown ior tlO coming season.
Also o Of hundred transpan,ed and rootpuned
twoyear old Dsawsres. These carefully selected last
Fonr ot. Of Foreign Vines one containing one hundred
plants IN proper proportions Of the leading kinds for cold
forcing. All two years old.
Golden Arbor Vitae probably the handsone and cheapest
offered It has woodt the trials of the past three Win
ters perfectly and is the handso plant ia cultivation for
borders and Is now 50 cheap that 1t can be afforded for that
few hundred of Morvilo Of -Four Seasons Eyerbearnr
RaspbeY iolr dollars per hundred, few Of Ohio Ever
bearing n ten dollars per hundred
illustrated Catalogue, containing more than sixty OF the best
and ie.ke Ensrsyirss published, for showing
clearly every in the OF the Vine in Garden
Descriptive Catalogue contains full minute and accurate de-
scgon Of all native Vines that worthy Of attention.
that may be asked by person. DESTROYS OF purchasing and
nss exhibiting tho character of Vines and method Of Train
illustrated sent for Fifteen Cents.
Descriptive for Ten Goats.
Both In flexible covers bound in one Thirtyhve Cents
These together not only contain practical information
concerning all that pertains the than any volume yet
published the subject including chapter Wine and
Wine making but also much Of importance that cannot be
found elsewher
From The Horticuurist.
" This Qhe ustraed has been greatly enlarged and many
superb engsyng added THAI it is rather Manual for
the grape grower than Catalogue, and the best thing of the
Kind issued containing instructions Tor tie treatment oil the
vine IN an it, stages"
Your Descp i've Catalogue contains immense amount
information hch it must have immense amount Of
labor TO nbody la acondensed form just suited 10 tie wants
Of the line the subject Of Grapes and Wine. You have
deLe the public gsea service by plepaI..- IT,
PETER e. MEAD.
"Yolr chapter on Wino and Wine s.akiny Is worthy o.
JOHN r, NATTER.
The chapter Progress Of Taste is worthy Of TIE atea
ton o. h su growers and lruitconsuAers nave repe!us'4
with Increased attention"
T. SA variety Of sua lots Wine to close tue season Of
special quail y, ana Especially e.eap rates $50 49,,
Ionn. near Peekshll Wes,ches,er Co.. New-foTk.
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Passengers Arrived

II rte1mer L5efv from Aei. OTle4R-1of KeAlle NiA
Hubku Dr. S5uthw orth Dr. Van Norden Dr. ubbs, Capt.
PIsips Capt Cruise, Capt. BavsId Cnt Dederes Capt
Dea.an Capt Herston Capt. keney Iieuis Nors Bruce
lin Mr. Mogenogle Mr.. Wheeler Mr.. Somes. Mr. Go9e,
br Cox Mr. Cook, Mr.. Boyce, Mr.. avery, ~ and w H.
Nichos Ar Arnold M Alexander, M bodsett, and IIE
In the steeTase.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:

TRAINS LEAVE NtN-IOhh: -
For New Haven, 7. (EG} II 80 e. H.; R.l5 (Exl 500
ok $3.50, 4.30 aud tEx.D p. m.
FOR bridgeport. T. tENl 1880 g. IN l2;l5 tEf) 500
(EE.j, $500, - - and tENl ?. m.
F.r Milford and STAFFORD, T. ll:3o $50 43O m
Eor Fairfield, Southport and Wesipori, T. n3o H. j:5A
$50 90 -,
For Norwalk, :, $3.50, ll3O m 1915 GE) 500 (ELh
$50 4:5Q, $3.50, 3 (Ex) r. ~
Fox Dsrien and Greenwicb, T. $780, 1880 M 3:5Q +:'
Fox Stanford T. (E1l $50, 1880 a. m; l2:l5 EE)s
(Er) $3.50. 4:3o. $780, Ok p m. .,o.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations, $3.50, ll;o
49, '''' '''' CoNYECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, a M gEx)j lEx.h p. m
For Boston via Shore Line l2:l5 (Ex !, Q p. L.
For Hartford and Springfield, tEI ll:sO NJ; (EIbs
2. NJ n ,pN A.. n...x..,.
IL 80 e. m. TO Northampton. - .. ,,,
For Hartford Providence and Fishkil Railroad, 8 tEIh
Eor New Haven New. London and Sonington Railroad ss
A. m 1918, ,, 8p. N.
FOR { anal Railroad, l2:l5 p. m. to Northampton.
For Housatonc Railroad, a. N.
For Naugatuck Rarosd, 9. m; n. m.
For Dan6ury and Norvak Railroad $50 m $50 n
Conu.o dious Sleeping Cars attached 10 . p IN Trains
JAMES Il. HOlr Superintendent
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FLemOrnnda.
BORT ioarocns' Notite.
STATE oY Nav. YosE,

STATE OF NEW-1ORkt (
PoRSw,EDESs OEEGcg n, No. lOt Nall-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section OF tho ac passed Ap H. 1851 entitled An Act 70
heoTge the WsIdens ONCE Of the Port Of New orS 70
a. penons interested in having charge o. the suec'
master Of such inquiry examination. O. survey mat e of
sowing vessels rIler animation by the Port ar
Sens And that the said surveys examinations VIII be com
tsisd within ten days ue1. succeeding AiS uJCS board
ssAs vs.1eL4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

A FIRST-CLASS, Extra Wide, Three-Story
"A and Attic Brick HOUSE No 1863 Presidents with four
lots between Clinton and Court sts Brooklyn built in the
be.t and thorough by days work for The late
paror and halls frescOed. Would be sold without the ai-
Joining II desired. T. r. KELLOGG. l3y iesrsi, NJ L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

MINIATURE A. SiNAc.
gun-nise.. Sill sets....... 645 Moon-Rises....-
aIGH WATER THIS pAE -
aandy Hook. 7.O3 Gov. lsland.. 744 Hell Gsse' $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
4 DRIAN III. MULLER, Auctioneer.
"A VALUABLE BUILDING PLOTS NEAR CRISsKILL

ADRIAN H. MULLER, p. II. WILKiNS h Co. viii sell
at Auction FRIDAY April p laji at IL O'Clock, at the
Exchange Salesroom, No. Iii Broadway;
Tweniyw Acres Of Land in the Township Of Hackensack
Bergen County v. J., half mile from Crisskil, formerly
Lower ClosteD station the Northern Railroad, II miles
from New YORK. The land situated elevation bounded
by roads and has ample frontage e. 900 fee) for being
pfoht.by divided The locality Of the best the road,
and s accessibility to the city makes 1t desirable either
investment or Improvement The attention Of merchants,
bs1k and insurance Offices Is invited this sale. The and
will be s0d ia plots Of II each. Maps Office "
Auctioucers. (3t2k)
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Sales bp Aurtiorl.
b. A. CHIFFON Aue,oueer
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Nil be sold al snction on THURSDAY April II, at ~
ocock' at No ~ BToadway opposite Grace Church. near
iUst, all the FURNITURE contained in the above dwell
nhouse consug Of rich velvet Brussels and ingram CsT
PETS rich cd Rosewood suites in crimson plush donbe
suite DO crimson velvet, suite Of Black Walnut Furniture
green veVet large pier marble stand dining and
card tables elg rosewood bedseads sprng and hair
mattresses lace curtains and comices eahxtures
the house. paied ware, china and glassware Ao kitchen
furniture, laundry, range nange &C. &C. Catalogues my
once No. 10 Aasalt, and at the house on the morning Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

A j. BLEECKER, son 81 Co. will sell at
"A. auction on THURSDAY, April 81, at Il O'clock at the
E1chtnge Salesroom. No. III Broadway
SfH-ANENUE LOTS.
On 9THAVENUE-4 lots northeast Of l231s size OF
lot 25XlOO inside lots 253IlOO each. Maps, terms at
auc.ioncers' Office No. ~ Cedarst.
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A. N. MravlS. Auctioneer:

A. NJ MEaviN Auctioneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Irving Build
I'D inss Nos 53i and 500 BrosdwsySaes Of Books. sta.
osery Pictures Norks Il Art Fancy Goods. Furniture Ac
THURSDAY EVENING, April q, at o'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY.Par-iculri rich IN Local American
History General History and BoIPhy; also, collection Of
Standard and Mce aneous Literature. scientific Books, &c.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON april q, Gt O'Clock.
LAW LlBAARf-Uf the late ChlkF-JU Slice +. w.
WHELPLEG of New.JrTsey, comprising complete sets Of
Common Law and ChBcc Reports Of several States and Of
the Federal Courts Statute Laws, Disess, CommentaTie
Treaties, &c For particulars Catalogue and the Books
exhibition.
SALE EXTRAORDINARY.
MONDAY AFTERNOON MAY q at o'clock, and fol
loving days, az the hof, until all IL sold Tie entire
Collection Of the ate distinguished Antiquarian,
Mr. JOHN ALLAN,
consisting OF CHOICE, SCARCE CURIOUS, SUPERB,
aud UNIQUE BOOKS, mostly in elegant and substantial
bindings; also Original Drawings Enrsyings Antiquities
Articles Of Ncrtu Autographs CONS Medals Minerals Seals
Highland Clan Dresses, &C., &c. This collection made
with much and great enthusiasm, during long He and Is
10 be pvrscpresentug opportunity TO purchase
which has before been eqsaed IN this county Gotta
l0gues may be lad On application. Price 81 cents.
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sy,IpPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......APR
Cleared.

observation-disclosures lBrl McGin, Liverpool; J. o. Dale
q - Adams Havana. Spoford, Tieston & Co.
s~amel.-Fotomac Sherwood, Portland II. B. Cromwell
4 Co; william Woodward, Cund'H Portland, William
OBzel -.
slps-Herzogin Won Brabant tBrem), Belling Bremen,
Buyer Bros Villa Frapcs, Anderson London, T. L. NOR
ran Co. w.
Barks-Twight DBL OBrien, MstaInoros, Z. A. Hu';ey
Co; Elizabeth jenkins (Br Corning, St John n. D.
BOYD Hincken Il. Murray, jr Csstis, Port su Prince
a. Murray Jr. ,,,, g.
(;eorgne tDarL Breckwedt. GoHaves Fuuch, Msineks
Wendti Carrie Estele, Winslow, PhiadoPha Sre',,
Co Blurneufha (Hanj Freese, ST. John, p H., Funch'
4Ieiacke Nendt. ~ , n,..
scbooaers-Fyawsy, Davis Phila1elphis, II. s. Racket
n Son Waysrlsv Goose Portland j. A. Setson Cleveragb,
MeCready S. Thomas Grinns, Mnturn Co.. III. l..
Msueurn, Fortress Monroe, Mott bedeA
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M IoYDOY AND NETWORK STEAM.

rE,HE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM
SHIP Co. viii dispatch semi monthly their new and hI
IS, British iron steamships CELIA, BELLONA, ALA
ItNIA IOWA. INDIANA. and MANHATTAN, each 5VN
~ -lsu between london and New or calling at teyre
lie .y.su .ryn 10. Son. Elit, OF PASSAGE, pay DE pa
Tinted esat.s currency iOm Ns1g-N0rk First CABIN, aoJi
sEd cabin &s1; Storage, $50. From London OF Mye;
lr.t cabin $3.50, fQr passage apply to ClA3. A. VIM,
eEF O., te ollcc NO. 20 HTollAtY. tur r'l1N alp9 81
a. "a saot 4, Aovanc,s made Oh msc4ala.'e conasueo
d. lla L.L4 +. -s-At., .....,., ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QuARrERxAsrKR,l
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1864.
TINTED STATES MILITARY RAIL
" ROADS AUCTION-Will be SOLD, on WEDNES-
DAY. the 18th day Of May, at the Railroad Depot In Aexan
dris Va:
so Tons of Old Railroad Iron.
100 Tens OF Old Car A1les.
$50 Tuns Of Cast Scrap IRON
100 Tuns Of Wrought Iron.
3 Tuns Of old Brass aud Copper.
300 Oil Barrels
Terms Cash in Government Funds Ten ON per cent to
be paid a the time Of purchase, the balance delivery
The property must be removed within ten days from date oil
sale. II. l.. ROBINSON,
Captain and A. O. M.
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| II NORTH NETWORK.

AT NORTH NETWORK.
~ FOR SALE.
Sir hundred and fty LOTS and several HOUSES moder
prices and easy erms hsnt essessment cross
30 Harlem River hEiroad Bridge 70 l8hsLi avenue,
and streets with those IA New York pSop'ri all
graded and ready fcr improvements IN every rcspee the most
property for permanent homes offered of sale IN
these suburbs hgh ground sandy ssbo gls good water
horse railroad along the westerly side Of the property
Inquire Of T. RAE at the Land Office On the property corner
OF I4sd Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

A party of guerrillas attacked a boat on the
mississippi near Island No. Is recently, and some
o. them got on board. Meny Of tie passengers CON
cealed themselves but member OF the lin LIMOS;
named Elijah JOllf called three others 10 his ald ana
boldly fou ht the guerrls, sayngthat he dG nt Know
ssDgey TOOK COTTAGE and he thieves were beaten off
with the loss Of several Killed aud wounded.
COURT OF OYER AND, TERMINER-APRb 2o-be
fore Justice EARSABp
SENTENCE OF NIXON.
At TIRE opening of the Court tlhs morning James
n Nixon convicted OF manssuger IN me thG oesee was
.setsanced TO the state Prison for Tour years
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miscellaneous.
s T1COYOMYIs WEALTH."-FRANKLIN,

ECONOMYISW WEALTH. '"-FRANkLlN,
IL the greatest Of modem philosophers remarks that
"peuuy saved penny earned Instead Of defoyng yohf
pouer ureseye Il and receive its equivalent IN cash.
which we viii pay for old newspapers Of every description
whole torn Old pamphlet. OF al knd' 90 r. al a.
varieties In quantities large small Also Old writing apeT
and school books Old blank books edser' &C. OF any ty
STOCKWELL x E1ERSON, No. % Ann st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

Steamer liberty ~ g. transport Wilson New Orleans
RE l. has on board the 9Th Massachusetts Battery Lef at
anchog of the bar slip Franz Bout and bark John u
Slip Consultation (Br) Harris, Liverpool March u mdse
20 Williams Guon. Apr H. lat 40 D. lon %, saw brein.
chip America hence nth lat 40 l5 Ion GO 35 saw steamship
sch Abbs 18th $50 miles T. s. L. Of the Highlands saw
Biz Margaret Ann, whGpey ST. John, n. B.. lumber to
big Bird Of tho Wave Croker Boston days with mde.
Bfr SEQ Bird Stevens, Hsboro N s. % days bonnd to
Bre Hsveock OBJ, Smith, CArthagona 20 days, with
Brg H. Crowley Drisko Cardenss 10 days, sngsr and
posses 10 Thompson Hunter April a. lat 81 "a, on n
49, spoken by gunbost Keystone State cruising
al veil
Eg Northern Light CBr Anderson Nassau days, with salt
SEN. DUNDEE Br) sheehan Porto cabOo "a days. coffee
schz Ella Higgins, Boston
schr Quickstep Hart, Hartford.
schr. Alfred Barrett, Barrett, Boston for Albany.
Schr. AstIea. Psiten. Mystic.
sctr Thonss Gate En5icott, Baltimore for New Haven
schr. CorOo, Hoibrook, kocklsnd.
SchT. Lucy Arles, Aues, KOckend.
sshr j. s. Hopns Eswcomb Fortress Monroe for Boston.
schE. J. O. Curtis, - Fortress Monroe foI Boston
sehI. Wentworth Br Reeves. Windsor, NJ g., plaster to
sohT Jane, Brown, New.Lonaon
sohr. Susan Taylor, Lord K0cSand.
sehT hope BI) Carroll, Windsor N g., IT days, plaster
sshi Ge@rs; Fsrts?' McBhae CORVALLIS days. potatoes
Schr. Fanny Fern Rondoupt Hartford.
Schr. Henry Lemuel Harvey, New.Haven-
Schr Artist, Forest, Salem.
Schr. NiG.ant, Cotgfoye Hew.Hsven.
Schr. Trimmer, Thorn. Fall River.
Schr. Moses EDDY, Jones. FAN River.
Schr. q. w. Baldwin. Baldwin, Fall River.
Schr. GTspeshot Snow, Nanssmoud
Schr. Charles, BUrdett. Concord
Scbr. Joseph Harvey, Providence.
Sohr. J. 5. CARTS Boyle Providence
Schr Galena Rich, Elzabsthport for Gloucester
Schr W0verley, Poole. Virginia for Portland.
echr 6. T. Lindsay, Emery, saco.
Schr Magnolia (Br.b Lockhar Cornwalis.
schr John Curtin PeAree, Bsrnesat from the wreck
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

JoHs H. AUSTEN, AuctioneeE.
TNHE COMMITTEE ON ART Of the Me-
u tropcltan Fair will sell at Auction BY Catalogue on
TUESDAY EvENiNG the 18Th in, inst. Ssnd the following
exhibition In the Gallery being the conrbu.
tons Of the Artists to the Fair In aid Of the United States
Sanitary Commission.
The sale will commence at " p. m.
Admittsnce during the sale 50 cents.
BY order,
JOHN F. KENsETr, Chairman.
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