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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

ARGE Dwelling and 3K acres OF Land, In the
i town Of Lawrencevis, Brunswick county, for
sale.-We are authorized to sell large and well 10
Gated Residence in the centre OF the village Of Law
renCevle, on Main ct, together with about 81 acres
of land attached. II contains about 10 rooms, IN
cludipg basement, with q piazza in front 60 by 10
feet. aud was painted a few years ago; also, two
kitchens, an Office In the yard with four roome,
smoke house, good fence around the whole lot,
nearly new, stable with six stalls, and carriage.
house, newly built. The location is a healthy one,
AID society very good. Price, $4,000 Apply to
mh5- GODDIN & APPERSON.
I OCSk and Lot Ia Clarksvlis or sae.-For sale
ii privately, In the town of GAINESVILLE, Va, .
very desirable house, In good order, with sufficient
accommodations for = large family good Office In
the yard, all the necessary out houses with large
garden containing two acres. The situation ID one
Of the most desirable in the place. being in ole
waited position and centre Of the town. For particu-
lars, terms, &c, apply to
THOMAS ST ARKE,
k--H Aaju aipaa RNhv
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CsPECIAL OIL & k.-Persons holding checks
~ drawn b. Williams CarIiIgtcn, and VIII
lame, Darlington * BsrksdaIe, hereby nc tilted
TO present. the same nj bank for payment, without
further delay Funds have been provided. and If
net presented on or before the I6th day OF March,
1864, We shall not hold ourselves In any way liable
for them. All persons having money In cur hacds
or balances due them, must call for the slime on or
bef're the 2sih day of March, 1864, otherwise the
raid amounts or balances will be set apart for them
in the present currency, being the same for which
their produc &C was sold. and We will not hola our
stlves responsible to pay in any O;her Parties In
dsbted r. us ust make pa, rnnnt OF same or or be-
fore the 2Sh day of March, 1864 after that date
the present currency viii not be received except ut
81 discount of 3sl per cent.
WILLIAMS & CARR1NOrON,
WILLIAMS, DARLINGTON 4 BARK5DALE.
NH :,-Gs
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CFFIcE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
Augusta, Cts, Feb 20, 1864. +
The Southern Express Company hereby notify the
friends and relatives Of soldiers in the Army of
Northern Virginia and elsewhere that they are Ere.
pared to carry out arrangems Mt rs announced in
the above card, and that they will do all in their
power to fulfill its requirements
JAMES SHUTTER,
Genera! Sup't and Acting President,
fe 27-eod3m Southern Express Company.
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PIEDMONT RAILROAD,
DaIvilie, Feb uary % 1904 (
TWO Hundred Dollars Reward.-Rsn away from
L the wo Rsidsvlle, Z, on Saturday
February Goth, 1864, negro man named George,
belonging to this company. Said man ia I've iset
six inches high, black, and disabled in one arm -
The above reward will be paid for his delivery to
any Jail 30 that can get him
e ID WEI BURN,
fe 27-1Gt Sup't Working Forces X.
TWO Hundred and Fifty Dollars Reward.-Ran
i away from my place, near Richmond, negro
man named Tom Binford about B. years old, dark
skinned, ard has scar across his forehead. he
was bought of Mr. Augustus HaxalI, of Charles City
county, aud is no doubt endeavoring to make his
wsy to that county. For his apprehension and de
livery in Richmcnd the above reward will be paid.
fs 6-2aw4w HILLIARD.
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t.,PEClAL Notice. Parties having funds or bal.
! euces in our hands are hereby notified to draw
III Same prior to the 28sh inst; otherwise al such
balances will be paid IN the cid currency four
per cent bonds Balances due not paid before
the 2Sth will be received only in the new currency
NH S-ot JOHN GORDON ~ SON
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GENERAL HOsPIrAL NOE,
March s, 1864
A IL persons whose claims against this hospital
~ are now due are notified that they must collect
them on or before the 20tn day Of March. Holders
of my checks will present them for payment ON or
before that date. JNO J GRAVATT,
NH 5-6.' Surgeon in charge.
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NJ OTiCE.--The 0ity Savings Bank having deter
~ mined to wind up its sfiA,rs, notice 10 hereby
given TO It's depoetofs to ctme forward at once and
withdraw their funds. Tbo=e who fail TO do % prior
10 the aS1h March, 1884 hereby natfcd that tho
bonds for their benent authorized by act OF Con-
gress under the rs section Ct the recent Currency
bill
by order OF thu Bosrd
NH 4--2tswt2SlhNh AUGUST CAshiof.
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NOTICES OF INDEBTEDNESS.

AsT NOrIOH --We again give notice 3, al Goa
j creditors that We require tbsm ~ withdraw
from nur hands, before the 18th day OF March, 1864,
all moneys collected b. for hires or negroes, reas
of hoasas, money collected from any other ce,
ami II they fail 10 call and colect their duss
CURED above We will invest Whatever money may
bow be 10 our hands, CT which may DO collected ~
the 21h dag OF March, 1884, in Confederate four per
CeDt bonts, and In all cases where cannot % In
vest IL, We will lay By The present currency out of
which TO pay of cur creditors and we notify all
persons WIN hold checks to present them ct the
banks upon which they have been drawn on or be
fore the 26th day Of March, 1854 as we shall notify
the banks not 10 pay any OF our checks after tbs
date mentioned above. CLOPfON LYME.
NH a. n
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NOTICE.-Ws hereby notify eli parties to whom
~ We have made advances ,or are Indebted to US
la the present currency prior to the 25th March,
1854 ether wise the new will BE- required All
persons to whom We are Indebted sre required to
present thu ir claims before the above date or lse
their amounts will be- psid In per cent bonds.
PULLIAM, HANKS / WEIsIGEa,
NH 3-ecd3s Auctjonesrf.
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RUNA WA Us


00A DOLLARS keward.-Ran away from the
ZUU subscriber, in the county Of Powhaiar,
Marca ash. two negro boys, one named Henry, about
l8years old black, we'll grown, staumers somewhat
and has think, his right knee considerably bent in
The other, Ellie, is about Is years old, well built
and black. will give the above reward fr both, or
500 oacn II taken out OF the county s25 each if
taken In the county. ROB'T THRIFT,
mn 6-6.* Powha.an a.
DAN ATAY-From the gravel train on Sunday
II, 25th uit, four negroes, named Ned, Frederick,
EnJrd and Albert. hired Of Mrs IsbeN, OF Cum
berand county. Eilord and Albert arc Of bright
gingerbre color, feet 10 inches high; Ned and
Frederick are Of dark complexion. stout s feet 7
inches high. The usual reward will be paid for
their apprehension CG TALCOTT,
nh SIS Supt Richmond and Danv,lle 4 II
NNE Hundred Dollars Reward.-My servaal
~ Jesse was taken by the Yankees on Brook
Road, on the first day Of March, with my sorrel
mare, With fur white feet, bszed face rather over
medium size, heavy with fosl, End PAGES very easy
will give one hundred dollars for any inform nation
that will lead to h,r recovery
WIN SLEDD, on Brock Road,
NH 7-5t~ Near Broom Quarter Branch,
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IDEAS snd Dsisd Apples, 81. =
Is bbs black-syed anu - bags yslloa pas
bbl dried apples
rs lbs superior indigo %. sals BY
NH st JNO GORDON 4 BON.
L1XCHaN0E HOcRL -Nosios.-such OF the stock.
II holders Of tho Exchange Hotel Company -
have not yes received she par value Of their stock
and dividends are requested 70 call for payment and
eurrendes the scrip previous 70 the 1oth narch,
1884 Those who fail 70 do % are nosiasd that the
Treasurer will then invest IN four per cent Coated
crate bcads Ter their benefit
NH 7--ats JAS H GARDNHg. rr>as,r.
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officers therein mentioned.
VI The attention of all officers of the Govern
ment, and especially of those belonging the mill
tary departments mentioned therein, is Directed to
the language and rufpoit az the eighth section of
the act OF Congress ah1vc recited Congress has
mahiies'cdsin various eUaCtments, The policy To-
Withdraw from the civil service all persons capable:
al performing duty In the field, and this section of
the act is emphatic declaration OF thai Intention
accompanied with severe penalty To be Imposed
upon the officer wh0 may Illustrate it, The Bureau
0i Transcription VIII proceed 10 enrol Tor duty ali
persons who may be so employed. hut to prevent
the Inconvenience and disorder that would follow
from the instantaneous execution of the law, de
tails may be granted until the 10Th day Of Apdi
next, Tor such oi those PERSONS rs the head Of any
department, or the chief Of any bureau, or the
principal officer of the In any State siia cet
NY IL be Necessary for that time 10 carry ON the
bti siness In which they employed la The mean
i;e II Is made the ,lnly of the officers controlling
th,s eass o. persons 10 substitute As far Us pracu
cable, persons who designated In this act As
proper 10 al such empoyments for those thai arc
"t"c liable 10 service by The act.
VII Conscrps unfit for duty In the field, hut
capabIe Of perinrming other duties named In the
e'sh'h section OF the act rccitcd, Will be received
ahd recommended accordingly by the bead of az
a.nneis iof conscripis, who, In theis reports, will
s.a.c u's!ineuy Tor what service, or for which de-
isuumeht VI uc army, sich cOnscripts are best
fitted and commandments Of conscripts will asstga
them IN accordance with such recOmme ntiaiiop or,
lning 10 do ths,wiil report for assignments through
.nc nufcau Vi Sohscfipioh to the Chief or head Of
Inc department, In which they have been recon-
mended for service, the names or such conscrip,s
An cettdcates OF exemption for disability wi he
sigaed by the examining board and be apprayed t.y
the enrolling officer OF Me Congressional district:
aud when the certificate sets forth that tho diss
billy IL decided and permanent, Will exempt the
partS from molSsiation BY enrnitIns officers unless
otherwise ordered from the Bureau of C0nseTip-
tian.
VIII. The Examining boards will forward one
copy of the m0athiy report Of congeripis exam
inrd through the enroliinx officer of the Cengres-
st0tdi District 10 the communicated 0f conscsipls.
who will refer the same, with remarks, 10 tie ku-
feau nj Transcription. The Boards will als0 fur
ward 6Ne copy direct 10 the Surgeon General.
TX. Medical 0nicsfs and employed physicians ON
ExamiAla< Boards for conscfipts will not he ~
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The New York herald., 1864-09-26

taken TO white Paius FOR intermept Train leaves ud
son River Railroad depot, Chambers street, At half pest
sKKlLr-After q long and severe illness. OF cousuup.
tion, rHoxAs sKrLLY, native Of New York, sssd -
The friends and relatives OF the family aye rsspeculy
invited 10 attend the funeral on Tuesday aflerh0eo -
two O'Clock, FROM his late residence, 2s6 East Twelfth
ss tiss,.o..i.pspsis yIss:s 55s;. -.,sss IN.
ceivea At battle OF the Wilderness. NAY CHAaLEs
ssrsvxxs Sergeant Company B, Sixty sixth Nov York
The relatives friends Of the family are most re-
residence s ns me Cn Tssday afternoon
at half past one O'Clock.
,s,S Sunday September 2s cArHAH' sH.s
to attend the fgneral this lHaudayi aernoon al halt
w4ts- street. and from thence to Calvary Cemetery.
ST LFDcEa.-On Sunday September 25 after a long
ana painful Illness ZAcHAsAs ST. LEDGER, n the 33d year
lhs friends or he family respectfully invited 70 at
tend the funeral from his late residence No. Hague
street, this (Mondayl afternoon at two O'Clock The re-
mains will be taken TO Cavalry Cemetery for ntermen
Sligo (reland) papers please copy.
WooIdEy.-At the Pensacola Hospital on Friday, Sep.
tomber q GEORGE WooilEy late Of jersey City, in ihs
2sih year Of his age.
WpoD aged 40 years.
Vermont papers please copy.
WEsiERvELr in Brooklyn on Saturday, September
"a, REBEccA wife OF James westervet
The funeral will take place this (Aonday afternoon. ~
one O'Clock. from the residence 0! her brother, j. s.
Cox as Stanton street, Brooklyn.
WoaLoa.-At Greenposnt, on Saturday morning, Sep
tember "a, Howard p. ony child O. William and Augusta
Woklom, Hged year months ard 20 days.
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully
invited I, attend the funeral his Monday afternoon 40
two O'Clock from the residence Of hs grandmother Mrs
John A. Boutelle Coyer street east Of Eckford Green.
point.
wHALxSon Sunday, September is, JAMES wHALEs,
in the 24th year 0. his age.
The body will be taken 10 ST. Andre~'s church, Duane
street, at nine o'clock, this Monday morning. when
soema requiem VIII be ocfei up for the repose oa
his The relatives aud reuds or the family arc
most respectfully invited TO attend The funeral viii,
take place this (sonday) ar,erl con, at two O'Clock,
from the church
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fell into hands Sunos on the lth OF Nav No
mention OF hs presence made IN any accounts OF
Charlottesville, IN the Southern History jackson
couiended With Hooker the lst and "a OF Nav while
Early fought sedgwic fredericksburg. Oh the ID
Stewart succeeded jackson.
HpozERs LEES FORCES.
Up 10 the meeting OF Congress Hooker had made no
report 10 General Haeck, and Official data is OF the
question. Bat r.qyualoD Is at hand from which an ap
psoximstioD can be made
IER's ARMY
New York G;h0s May Is, 1868, estimates. $1,000
New York Jrtban- March 20, 1854, estimates. 7ax
NEw YoRx HsRAL0, Aarch 26 1864, estima'r 5000
Southern History (roard'sl Give ~-ss'' ps Wy
nnarss's C..,....s $4,000
s sos ,i, rm.s, ss -.s.~......,... $50 800
New yarr r,,r,,. .ses .loe eco 70 lbo,0 600
N.r ioA oa, n"h'-. March .d 1854 glyes 1893 900
nitv OF tne Pines had the very best opportu-
20 seltinB re.p' ple data aud there many rea-
sss o' accepiop Ills figures nearest the true ones
l.ls paper /expodes the idea hat any material
o,.oh " 1,nngstreets army transferred 10 the
eles OF epanceii0rsve No such theory Is entertained
- w. arter now but 10 the smoke 81 that disaster IL
was pooted.
Ipese figures show where the rebel pressure really
Nns ana attest the good conduct OF the soldiers and
ssrs at Sn!olk, urder the weighties espoLsoities
JAe army should 60 longer be deprived OF its honors
Rapidan. -
Further details be given without trenching
upon otciai documents The eiusions Haokers ope-
ratona arc made solely TO shed proper light upon the
campaign, asd not for the purpose Of criticism.
JOHN j. PECK, Major General.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
Notice 60 Mariners.

Notice 20 M0r1mer0s
TKxroPARy FIXED FONT. ArArANi.
oru oy,,cr % ?, Isa1...ss s s..; E;asssss
Fixed Light SIKH sa. been ctaslssed tenn
Morgan near ] he old sh,hoasc Al an elevation
ss sesye ns sa Win be-
nightly SUNSET % sunrise. until the tower can be
b .d ns s%s % s ., o Be- on
sand Island Ala and dus notice given Of i,s exhibition
Sy or'e' '' ''i nv IisIs soSzAso Acting Engineer
.SD iSs..1G,5 lows. ro,sos saspf SEP.
Considerable alterations havins isa place SANDS,
the following changes the buoyase thereof will be forth
Tue North scroby Buoy win be moved the nornwsrd
The south cor,on Buoy viii be moved 70 the southwad
The south cor,on Spit Buoy viii be moved to the south
The southwest Cor,on spi. Buoy will be moved in Is
Tie iom Elbow Buoy win be moved 70 the eastward QUE
Tic Holm Buoy win be moved to the eastward three
Buoy, striped black and white. and married. Holm
Holm Holm HOOK sasy: TIC present Holm Hook Buoy viii
The South Holm Buoy viii be moved to the soushwards
fSs East Nswcomc Bnoy will be moved to the sou,hward
The sw BS I M II SsrnsS b: sy.f
The South Inner Barnard Buoy will BE- moved 10 a nE
marked south Barnard and the stat and bali on win
win Ss sSs .s sss Spsy co
ss Buoy = and market Timer % ss
s' ssY ,Is 's'ss'j:'w az Si's
cables from the North Barnard BUOY. ,.-., IN =.
The marks and bearings OF the Buoys wnen psceu VI" w
published IN dnr course. =. =, rv.r,.ov ux......
BY order bnSAnoN So"e'sy
FOreng0 ROTeos
srS1 ouTs, Pr, sc,t s-No Am vesse 10 pork
lprr sra .rsury Nosrr AsHnIcAN, orr FArRpn Poirr
Arr from NYork Sept 10 CITY OF Montreal o. Deal; llt
Eeetrjc American Congress- Yorktown and Jacobs. sf
do: csnopus Falmouth star of the west, ~ Liverpool
I'M Don Diego, Resouis and Ne Plus Ultra al DO. -,
Arr from Boston Sept II, surinAm h Famosn; isln
Ar from Shiisdspaia Sept II Aurora, 81 Liverpool
Arr from New Orieans. = Shepard. ~ LfvcrpoS
Americas Rortss
BOSTON, Sept ~ AM-Arr achv Edwin hesd SsoesPsscoI
Philadelphia Cld steamer Norman, bakes, reMs>$yoml
bark Arttic tBrJ Bartridgs Busnss Ayrse; en srus
fDr, Barnett 0spAives Sophia Ann smith, Fnisse'P"N
sd bAYks Harrison Lab and WAiemete - r... p..
1sth Arr steamer Commerce, Hsufsx' sHs D~"s ""'e'
~HALYfnoRR, sept Q, Arr sshrs jas gischs small.
NYorr; Helen Psrry DO; Lucisn Ives kobfnscn, Isw
Haven. Clio ship 6ermsnis trrusl rrsnxa noesoames
brirs Lark, Bullock Brazil; hoSsrsen Asyc.
MI vim n % Island; sobrs Geo w 0roe Jcnea wges IN
las. Knurs F1nces HgGins, New bedicrdi Jenn ~
ers WAN nYcrk Sid bsrks Paladin tArO, srsvn hie
Jsne,ro F!orencc Anne, LiverpooL ., ..X...,
PRif.pTipIfA s.gi -A TI snlp sws,sssSyos wsrss.@
,nys n"nb,n Nyork GA steamship sayon hsshcws
on,. Srps Tberias nrnce Cenuesos; Rival AppeEt
rampn Paw scirs gns tpew) snper ouncy Psins
q " Gnrpentcr Edwnrds Batn, o Petit Clark. sossoni
hrsSoasrI~Nb SEPT asArr steamer Po,omse. shsrvsSs
Nj orN srrs frrd Raed, friend. BArgcr for Hh~'s NJ
Maria Louise Mach, Rock ana Tor NyoSs
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
NfarrieG,

ATHlli-LowERRs- --Un Monday mornng. September
=, N b. Lukes charch. by the Rev. &. 2. Atw JOHN
lf.lLL TO MARY r. CRssRY daughter OF the late James
lowerTe al OF this CAY
Arwiii--WmriNsi -0n thursday September Is, In the
Cnlrch OF The holy Communion bloomfield, Wisconsin
by the Rev VIM. Dafer, Rev T. X, ArwiLl, Assistant
Minister OF ST. Lnke's church, New York MARY ED.
consin
REsD-NuNfs.- Thursday, September 22,Eat the
church OF st. Francis Xavier, by the Rev. Father De
Iuygne, OsmoS REED, Jr., MARY CATnAsIaE daughter
OF Albert A. Nunes, ESD. all OF this city.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
Police Intelligence.

sRfxsI OF ALLEGED CorSTERfErnas -0E Saturday ever
ag two men, sivng Their names Peter Mcsahon and
Thomas Grant. both claiming to be from Ulster county
this state entered the premises OF Janice w. Keonsy No
FELTON, Market, where Mcmahon purchased kuife N
ray nshs Tor which De rendered 1--WE dollar bill pur.
lOitns 10 be genuine ssue OF the New Ipswich Han
of New IsfDysbre. Not llkpg the appearances on the
bill, Nr. hccney dsuued taking u, whom MeNahon sad
be had other money except ty cenie IN portal cur
reDcy He aterwsrds found . dollar bill and paid
Tor The epiis AZ the leaving the place oScer
ChoSn OF the Second precinct appeared arrested
McMabon aud Grant, charged with attempting 10 pass
counterfeit money fhc prisoners we're searched ., ,hs
station bouse ard on the person c hcMabop fornd
fi34 IN United states legal tender and notes. ard
m he possession OF Grant the officer found spurious
y BIZ on the New ipsues Bank, ssuilas 70 she one
Mcmahon attempted 10 pass ocS couutevfes ~ bills On
iGe Corr Exchange Bank of shs chy besidcs sli2 ia
good money. Al tho counterfeit notss wore miserable
limitations Of the SensDe, and poorly calculated. as-
ceiye Tbe wisonefs werc saxep bsfors Justice HcGsn
and cJnmhie1 10 the Tombs for examination. they
oan not 10 bsvs knows the character Or the eevsd
by Mcmahon.
hss saof ~ LAcsE Bus stloos.--An aitesc1siop
9ccpsd In the sgsr beer saloon u Hsary Bussisman
DC 81 lowery sboa. four O'Clock yesterday u,rnlng
sss~tsp me proprIstor scd Daniel Powell During sns
profvt~s the quarrel friend " Powell. drew pistol
ans hse1, .he bal lodging in Buesiemap Isft sru
csrsiuG aseyere wound. 0nosr Hays, ~ sho tenth
pr,,inct, streaed lowe who ,ekoB bsless Justice
Sbsvalsy AMI hsid 10 await an sxam,pa,tgn TYn mar
" DC tssabsrgsd ihs pisiol made bir eecspc
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
mis~es,anrous,

k1iGcest0 neOua.
STEAMSHIP CuAs Tnoxts tU transport while proceed
ing through Hell Gate Sc tnrdAy morning. the
Hogs Back BY her coast pilot Assistance
The services:of Hell Gate pilot refnsed She will
probably come OF with damage on the next high tide
L,uNcBEpAt Rocklaud 18th inst from the yard Of Robt
Crockett schooner Of 2 called Fortuna Thompson.
She 10 Owned Rockand, aud will be landed BY Cart
George H0lmes. .H =. 80
Bruins 18th from the yard OF Messrs Pea
nell Bros ship Mary Emma Of about 100 tons, be
commanded by Capt A Patten.
The following gives summary OF the vess n the
harbors of New York Boston, PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore
Orleans, from each Of those
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

OF the committees inquiry is u and conscientious, and
Furnishes strange and mar yelous contrast tie treat
meet Of prisoners Richmond. We may accept sne
REM n hialnrY.
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ORLEANa.
FoR NASSAU AND Enthusiastically Csraea. fFom New
YORK, Oct ~.
foR KINGSTON. J-seamship Montezuma. from New York
Oct ~
For misunderstanding Eng q. from New York Sept a.
Steamship Liberty. from New York Oct !.
6teamship Columbia from New York. Oct 3.
For NEW ORtEASs-Steamship fazoo. from New Yorh
Oct -. at Pm
Stexmship Emily Is Sonder from New York Sept "a
Stf amshp Morning star. from New York, Oct l.
Steamship ChAmpi0n. from New YOrk Oct5.
Steamship SuevO NADIA. from New York Oct g.
Steamship Evening Star. from New York. Oct Is.
Steamship Anel from New York Oct 10
Y Steamship George Cromwell from Eew York Oct g.
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Port Of New York. sepsember %, 1864.

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DAYS.
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10 u QuartermAsteE
Steamship Tt!lic tU rnnsport), Bovine Fortress Mon.
roe. 80 hours 10 u 8 Qnarternaster.
Schs jane Fish, Harris. Calais, 2l days
6chr Montrosc. Baxter. Calais, ~ dAya
Schr NJ II Read, Read Boston. &A
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Bark Geo Marchand tPrus), Is days from Genoa.
Also one bark.
wind at sunset NV