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, 1864-07-09
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
highly Interesting Nurnors from f1te
p11ls, New Orleans. md Arkansas.
lsrccial Dispatch to the Chicago Tto1nc.1


CMEo, Friday, July 8, 1854.
The stea1ner Olive Branch arrived this
morning, bringing New Orleans papers of
the I'd, from which / CLEAN the following
items:
4 refugee from the interior parishes OF
Louisiana, reports the crops In that section
in excellent appearance and promising
bountifIl harvest.
There are reports that Lieut. Gen Dick
Taylor has been relieved of his command By
Gen. Walker. The informant Says Taylor
was the first who promulgated tho order for
the banishmcnt Of women and children.
Gen Walker revoked It ns soon rs he came
into command. Poor families in Lonfsana
cnn remain in their homes on the soil they
have cultivated.
A skirmish occurred back Of Natchez, Inst
Wednesday evening, between Confederate
cotton burners and Federal scouts. For
short time the contest WIS quite warm, and
the cotton burners got out of the way some
Whit disabled. The Union force retired after
the engagement Several bales Of cotton
were burned by the Confederates.
The Vickeburg Herald of the 23th ult-
SAWS; The rebels made successful raid upon
ali the plantations between here and Natchez,
Inst Saturday, 400 strong,' md reported to
have force Of 1000 within supporting dis
tance. After robbiug dozen plantations OF
valuable stock, taking several planters pr1s-
opers, and burning all the cotton they could
| find, they commenced firing on boats. Our
informant states that they made the largest
| take that has fallen to their lot during the
war in this vicinity.
| The VIcksburg gas works have resumed
operations. Gen. slocnm has leyied tax On
property owners, to tlefray the expenses
The river had risen eighteen inches there
within forty-eight hours. -.
New Orleans papers quote cotton a! s1.3o
to LAO. Market unsteady. Sugar fair, at rs
| cents.
AS the Olive Branch passed Rodney, Miss,
she met gunboat which told her she had
better have convoy, there being large
force of guer11las aborc. The Olive Branch
steamed past without molestation, but after
wards heard heavy cannonadins behind.
On the 18th ult- an order was issued by
General Candy, requiring all registered enc
mics to report themselves to the Marshal o1
New Orleans for transportation beyond the
Anes, This is u severe blow On many old
families,' who hare enjoyed the protection
Of our arms eince the capture of the city
and been In constant communication will
the enemy during the whole time.
THIS arrest Of Col. Deyan and party, charg
ed With recruiting men for the the Mexican
arrhy, has exposed the whole plot Over 1o'
men bsd enlisted, q large portion ofthem de
serters from the Union army. They we're II
be sent to Matamoras, where they would b
furnished transportation to cortinas' army q
soon as possible
Il It is reported IN the city that g large nun
Der OF Southern desperadoes took passage o.
the steamer Crescent, for Brownsville, Wit
, 1864-07-09
FROM ST, LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July e.--A spirited meeting
was held last night in. the Court House Ro-
tunaa, to devise means to raise representa-
tive recruits; also to aVoid DRAFT by ralsing nlg
volunteers to I'LL the quota OF st. Louis In
advance of another call for troops. 4 CEN
t1al recruiting commission has been ap-
pointed to determine upon plan Of action,
ind a committee in each ward in the city,
aud township in the comfy, to raisc money
and otherwise assist the Central Committee;
Appropriate speeches were made and good
dfaI of enthusiasm manifested.
, 1864-07-09

new YoRK, July s.--Captain Custy, Of the
United States navy, in u cutter With only
sixteen men, ran ashore near Wilmington,
er with valuable mail, took several prison.
c1s, md 1an the gauntlet Of the rebel gua-
boats On his return. He WAS gone three days.
, 1864-07-09
Operations and Sktrn!shes Of Eester-
iu1--The Campaign Virtually over.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,1
WASHINGTON, Friday, July 8, 1864
ruY pin JNTn MtRY7ANn


Especial D1Epatcn 70 toe GaIsago IN 1l'pane.5 e..
"s~-vs, .sn ss.na =. sl1a1', ~: ~ w. = A'
~. 49, - 49, 1aa.|4-D, t.a
1uc ~ n1"t ~ s, eeasto "nt that
49, ,srna,sa ao,--ar cnns,ets ~ +1,rae d;vi.
IT. .~..aha-;,.. ,,o,h,,,
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5oo' iuen o,. - 'oIu, nna 1uat 10y LIE, oue ~
1nee W.. -" - .,.a 49, ~ -. ~ -
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Itont no,a. ~ 10 tuousut =? ou1 oA''4o
1aat enese aeures a'e eSasgelateo w
~ leeenI "sn' nttn 14eeo1, ~ '
~ l'901 tuAoso' soI '. 49, - s1,ss,t.t :. @
~ -nu $50 .1,' .m-Hs 49, - r~H
E"tos ano IapL.a t.,..IN., o' " e"
49,. So ar+he So 1Eas:ao,,-,sstt. poss
s,,ot IN the smal1 of the back. We lost
. s,sxe, - 1nen ~ k,,1ed, He'd md the rehels are SID.
no.ed tn hare lost a larrcr number.
Our detachment was considerably inferior
in numbers to the rebel torce.
| Gen. sigel's last retreat resulted in bis re.
| movl from the command OF. the forces
oronnd Farmers Ferry. Br1e. Gen. Howe ia
~ sraccsear
| MS successor
BALTIMORE, f11oay, July s.-ihe 1oIlo"-
ing particulars are gathered at headquarters,
from information received there last night:
THIS afternoon the rebel advance made IN
! oer,-+ ~ IN +he hr,7ra over the B1onocarv
~ ca- ,ua1,.,a a.,,t <,,,1,7 -
near Frederick zen. "allaee' "itn only
small portion Of his force, moved ont to
check them, Wallace formed line about
-r1e aoe.,,.o,d ~ +ne town and shortly after
n~ ta-r e a,c1ocl ' The h fphting commenced, and
lasted with more OF less severity up to eight
I o'clock. when the rebels, after being three
, 1864-07-09
FROM SUEIRl1AN,9 ARMY.
News Up to July e--The Army After
the AsxaHl1.

C1Nc1SSATI, July 8.-The Commercials let.
ter dated "Before Kenesaw, July ~ s.ys:
Yesterday few rhots we're exchanged on
Davis front, and small number were wouu.
ded On both sides, when men recklessly ex-
posed their heads above the breastWoria on
either lire. On other portions Of the line,
however, the same quletness existed, except
when mounted officers presented their bodies
as targets, Whenthe sharpshooter5 paid them
their Compliments. In the afternoon our
artillery opened q few guns, to which the
enemy did not reply. This morning we are
again manitesting our presence by loosing
upon them our "doss Of waz," to cause q
diversion from. other portions Of the line.
where It may not nog be improper to state,
our intention has been centered for some
days, with view to accomplish BY strategy
what could never be accomplished BY direct
Gen. JeE. Davis sapping of the rebel
works Is progressing rapidly. His work
men are now 50: near the enemy, that in the
the men crouch low in their respective
works and hur1 rocks at each other. AL
manner OF missiles nre used. Col. Dan Nc
Cooks brigade Is now commanded by Col
made himself very popular with the COM
mand. For three days he has spent most Of
his time in our trenches, with lis men, with
shovel In his hnnd throwing up dirt and
personally experimenting the sapping oper-
atlOnB.
Sherman premature announcement Of the
flight Of the rebels was based upon the re-
port Of the army commanders. 1t, doubtless,
originated In the tact that, on the morning ol
the 10Th, John A. Logan's skirmishers occu-
pied the main rebel Works at the b.se Of the
mountains, and they supposed the enemy
had also abandoned the submits and preci-
pices. When Sherman received the inte1li-
gence, be dispatched to Secretary Stanton /:
"l start at once for Mazietta;" and ordered
the United States railroad train to proceed to
that depot. Both started and can4e back d1a;n.
The boys say that sold johnson was too
busy to see them that day." Next week will
\ f4,u{ wall
, 1864-07-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
MATTERS Financial. military anl Gcn-
efa1.

c,r..r ~ - w..
'0pee. 1pu Wsow :" sas Fr.%s~ 1n'a n,tu1e:a 1Sc.
The rtcetnta ot, the office of The Commis.
etoncr of Internal Rerenne s}nce the first of
1u1r havs overaoa3 fnl,-, hi, a rn,1,,on AL
,,rs w. 49, onJ M, - "a ovnaotea .oao1,
on ~ oepr-rroie r ~ tho month of at least ~.
0oo. 60o In foymInp A general estfnato from
tbeso data n ebor1d he torre IN mind ttnt
o,.,s,aorah1a --ono,+i,n ~; ,ncome -cc,,nt0
80 froT, ta1es 1artad nnder thc o1d Inv A.
for fnstonre tl,oae f,om manntactnrarz ~
three ~, ner cent instead off, five rs, the rate
ss ~ ~. ~s w wv A-'S
"ure. ~ ~ ~" n
t.a son,saa +ha+ .1han -nosa1. havo ,,oaa
na;a ~ . oo,,on+or ~, erona, ,vh1o3 hoa M
f11 49,, .s .,,,,,st s"1 nhs... -. 49,
sueh payment cannot be eonsldersd IS
payment Of tax, md the articles are subject
to increased duty. Liquors In bonded Wure-
houses are subject to the same rule.
The regulations for the inspection Of csgars
"nl be Issued as soon as tue necessary
stamp6 can oe psoeureu, WHICH Will w III
fe" days. Tobacco s mol SUBJECT 10 IN
Erection except when removed under bond.
Inc increased rates on iesac'es are aea 10
apply only to those from persons dying on
or afte- Jnly LIST. Under the nc" 10" teIe-
graph companies arc required TO pay nso per
cent on gross receipts from anu aiter July
lst; but the stamp imposed oy the o!d law
on telegrams continues ~ - AunsI 1s', s,,n ~
the ola PROVISIONS ~ 1esato w e'a.np9 po4ns
continued IN force 10 1nat aate' AaSs year.
bT singular oEefs'sht, express compah!es
enjoyed m enufe eAe'np'ion 4tom az ~
nearly q montn, LUG staup uu.' nas,ns oten @
repealed from LIE oo u me1cu, anu !ao ~
on sross rece'p1s not 'ahlps enec' I'LL q pfli
1st' rur Axn coal.
nc,>o ,en, ma-ch1nta hav. ova,1ea ttep.
,a,..os ~ ,ha -aoant and n,,,ch cvogoar,tra
se,eo " ~ ~ $3.50 t ~ n S-a.aa 49,. saata-t,1
,aau ln1o Dla1 laua ~ ~. 49,. - 49, ~
that the reports placing the number Of Elen
enrcred m tljs raid Mt thirty thousand. md
ho1f ~ ec,s ormr. comeg from polnts least
,;1.a1,, -, ho ,va1, ;nro-u.a It Ia sueoaatai
likely to DC well hio1mea' u 10 soEses:ea
that the coal spectators may nave 1urNsned
rumors on which they were forwarded.
COURT MARTIAL.
<,o.+a,r r.on,os nona - p,ttahrrc 1ooa
Pennsylvania, formerly on General Howes'
staff, and subsequently, on Gen. Row1ey's,
was brought yesterday before court mar
ttal m 4hc chnrf-e of havfno deserted his
.as. as, -. 4ha h. ,,stt1a - frroaor;aIohnro Cans
PosI ~ tl.e oAtt,e VI rieust1eaoos' osn0'
Howe and Rowlcy were examined.
FROM TIE SOUTHWEST.
Private ndsices from Arkansas arc to the
eT.ct t1,at the rehels IN that State are more
ence. .u1 I.e .ss' 49, ~ - .,se o !,,s
connoent o1 SUCCESS .ean q. aos otns1 .l1as
plantations on the Mississippi River, re-
nort The cotton prospect as ycry good, If
~ ~. a:a..,haa =. +,,a rahs1.
not ols'ufoeo oy .ne ieuels.
1f1ERsAI REvEauE-
The Commissioners OF Internal keEcnne
hare decided that all dividends payable after
| July i, although declared previous to TINT
, 1864-07-09

The Nevada Constitutional Conren-
Hon. ~et

'EH& NBFAHH NU31FSTkHtI1011231
Eon. AEt
SAN FRASc1sco, Wednesday, July 8.-The
Nevada Constitutional Convention hud ADOPT
ed the name Of Nevada for the State The
bill of rights adopted declares the paramount
allegiance Of every citizen is due to the Uni
ted States Government.
The Constitution which was rejected BY
the people last year, has been adopted a. the
basis Of q new one It Is believed q majority
of the people in the Territory are in iavor Of
q Etet,. E1vnrnnent
, 1864-07-09

DoyER, n. H.. JULY ga disastrous fire Is
raging in the village Of Salmon Fails. four
miles from here One Of the large factories
md several buildings in the vicinity are in
, 1864-07-09

fresh Provisions for the Army.
WASHINGTON, July G.-The Sanitary Com
mission today sent to the army l, $50 barrels
Of fresh vegetables, and 5000 heads Of cab
, 1864-07-09

Total amouns, debt, On S0th
Total inter eet en- eame date: 106,6@, 70
It will be seen BY these figures that, inde-
pendent Of the anticipated Increase In the
revenue and the excess Of tho receipts over
and above the interest on the public debt,
the II, Treasury VIII be abandantly able to R meet
penses of the war are greater during the next
year than they were during the year just
ended. Including the excess Of receipts over
the interest, the Treasury Department will
have in its vaults, when all the loans author
lied are negotiated, s7cG, ,000, 900 more than
commenced,
, 1864-07-09

have paid their regular per cent ever since
the old law went into effect, but who will
not be able to pay to the Government the ad-
ditlona1 Per cent, for the simple reason
that they will not have, in many Instances,
any income now, being pensioners, without
employment, or without any fixed income,
Government employees have had the usual 5
per cent deducted from their salaries hereto
fore, though the income tax is not collecta.
IL h3s from citizens generally until September
New YORK, July 8.-The Washington spe.-
cia1 to the New York Times Bays: It is un-
de1stood TINT Secretary Fessenden will not
contract our currency.
has Jet been taken In the War Department
with regard to the act recently passed for
calling out the national forces
The Russian Minister has officially cnmnu-
nicated to the State Department decree Of
his Government requiring all merchant Yes-
sells, rs vel! ID masted and sea-gofng steam
ers, as coasters and without masts, arriving
At the port Of Cronstadt, to pay to the bene-
TT Of the municipal revenues a special tax
for n31, their cleansing ind the removal Of their
Congress, at the late session, passed s1s
acts and GO joint resolutions Of private
character.
It viii be remembered that Mr. Chase, in
his exhibit Of the probable national expendl-
lures Of the coming fiscal year, estimates
deficit of efghty-two millions over and above
= W tnas' can oe Ihsed ~ loaas ana otnet
sources NoW' IN connectlon WIN tnls, u
nay 9e sla1ea M tnat senater o, she man, IN
iapt ~ 'ne nu1t "tt ~ sn5s 1 1ate VI natus-
earo a. th,f tto ~ ~
the Treasury had declared that the Tax Bill
would be sufficient to cover the whole
amount It f8 also WORTHY of mention TINT
INTELLIGENT merchants. who haze formal est1.
mo4oa ~ tho araha1,1a rororno F-om ~ r.
p;11 th;n,t 41H 1T Massa s.tia;.t t1
lector Orton and Acting Commissioner Rol-
Inns. have under. estimated Its probable pro-
duct BY ut least sixty millions.
WABHINGTON, July 8.-The Rs&'8 specIal
4ara that n Il conafierad nrohah1e that III,
, 1864-07-09
TIE ILLINOIS COl-ORED
lkEGImENT.


Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
Qu1NCY, Ffiday. July 8, 1874.
VIII leave with recruits for the regiment
on Saturday afternoon ria Chicago.
T. JEFF. BEo1S,
, 1864-07-09
uANTED-PATR{OTGSM! !!

The disposition 70 make sacrifices for the
sake of tie country hRs heretofore been con-
Gned to class. Our soldiers have nearly
monopollzcd tho heroism of the country.
Few among the people have done more than
70 give of their surplus. Ask yourselves,
men Of the North-hoW many Of you are
poorer to-day thnn when the war com
1rencede Have not thousands npo1 thous-
ands Of our business men been growing rich
cr every days Is not that the rule rather than
The cxccption? Can we hope to saye our
country by the sacrifices and efforts only Of
= fcyy Business men, men OF wealth, solid
men, you must make up your mind to stop
Gddling while Rome is burning. Making
money is well, provided that when made,
there thall be government left to protect
it. If not il is pouring your energies, labor,
.i,ne md toll into sieve. It is folly! 1t is
no time now to infinite anarchy By ying
10 form a new government Remember that
10 dissolve the Union as to one State is, In
effect to dissolve it as to all. II We cannot
keep South Carolina in the Union,
-lcho win keep California, or Utah, or New
England, If They want to 60? If we cannot
control the commerce of the Mtssis-
Ejppi, how shnll we control that OF the lakes
pr the eastern railroads! What compact can
we make between the remaining Suites more
binding than the old? II 1be shareholders
could no, keep the peace With us when they
could rule our councils, will they when they
cal not: Ii It requires an immense armyon
our frontiers to keep out rebel invaders, will
it require thcm any lcss when we shall have
withdrawn thoec armies, and allowed the
rebels to advance to the Ohio and the Poto-
, 1864-07-09
Union state ConTen.
taORs

DETROIT, July THE Republican State
Convention to-day nominated Henry Il.
Crape for Governor, aud jean Owen for
Treasurer.
, 1864-07-09

Was sure Of winning. He mas sure, end
went out to dght.
Capt. Wips!oT did fire AFTER the Thite tlag
Sas hofsted, but 1t Tas owing to his not see
ing it.
The great power Of the Kearsarye and su-
perior artfllery enabled her to do with her
adversary as she pleased.
Semmes WIS astonished to find his ship
used up 80 soon, and cursed not little ut
the Worth1essnes5 Of English guns and Eng
Hsh ships.
E. ii. Stoddard, master Of the Kearsarge,
makes statement, in which he eaYs that
when he saw the Deerhound maxim. Off with
part Of the A1abama's crew, he reported the
fact to Capt. WinsloW. The answer he re-
ceiyed was, that it was impossible; the
yacht was simply coming round; no COM
mander could be guilty Of such dastardly
conduct when he had been requested cud
Permitted, in the cause Of humanity, to save
the lives of prisoners, to run off with them.
, 1864-07-09
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH

bhOEODaI0 Fun r II Els t.
0r11cz Co,0t1ss4 Br OF suns1era.c1.2
. CgtcA7o. 1LL., July 3. '84. 5
Sealed Propceats TN dupllcate> will b. received BY
the nnteEslt ned 11tl IL o'clock u. ou FRIDAY the
22nd of Iufy 1854. for euan'ynE Fresh Bsef 70 tho
troops and prisoners 1t the following places.
Rock Island, Illinois,
Chicago, Illinois,
Quincy, N1Inofs,
SpFinkAeId. Illinois,
and at m Camps, Pcssa Depots and hospitals In st6
ylr3olty Ofthe above named olAcea. ~
Tha contract will Commence Augns+ Isl. 1s6i. and
end December alst, a, tQch shorter period tbs
Ctm1ots:a ary General Enay direct
The Beef must BE- Of ths quality and be deliver
and shaks e1clude} tn such quantities nay 70 re-
gui7ed tho usa and On s7ch days ae
tba CoDm!Essty may direct.
Proposals. nuzt bs accompanied By = guarantee. ~
fott0Wg: -
- We the unfeEtiened. hereby Eua-an:ae in cnscthe
fereGo1ns bid Of be accep 'e'l. 1t shall be duly
al.o, that written contract shall be executed With
bor.fe In the 9nn1 o. ts,GN."
n {rn3
, 1864-07-09

10 this must be attached certificate signed BY thu
q. 8. District Judge or q. s. Dssr4ct Attorney, tn
form 81 fnlIcFB:
"Ihereby csriity that the abovs named sra
kn9xn to no ss men Of property, and arc good sad
All biddess mnst give their naea in fu alto stata
thEtr pkee ret1dHI and bun+47. Each bid mu2f
to IT
Payment to he made Ii such funds a. may ba fur~
niehed by the Unifed States.
The undersigned reserves ha right to rejeef any Or
Separate bids viii be receivad FOR esca Of tht
ah0Ve named placer, or o1I bid may Include Ill Of
then.
Proposa1s nus: he II DUPLICATE, addr eseed 20 the
ErdeEeigred, 6nd endorsed t5oPos1s P = 59f ~ Erean
Beet" 1.AC!. - Lp6*
, 1864-07-09

Major Goth Regt. q. S. Co1ored Volunteers.
, 1864-07-09
WOOL! WOOL

1s5.0co bes. quality Wieconsiu Woo. delivered tn
for bAla- Inquire at ~ South Watazss.
,vsmt4Ss stret Il. q. ARMOUR L co.
The New York herald., 1864-09-27

90 Kada Jayse uYoSs, sAsp eAs sydney Denthard Des
ssn sehr Anna Maria. nsnsss, tsssscola CID snip hss'
is,s, AH-Arr sssi.sAip Gee crOawsL Post Nyork.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept -, PM-Ar brig Castilian, Har-
aerool Mssa..ss ses esnsSai Wooster h,nsSssoi
barnes, Boston; Truman, 0ibes, New Bedford . =
Petit Csrk fvyvdepce CID Br ship Devote. srsd-
ensw, Quebec, rhre Lnut Bcyptou, eucGpJ,cFt hs
ley, Haley, osaABreezs Ceembs and Besnce, Calbgan
Ton, mass
2S.h-Ar .chrs Na II Gould, crowcn. aasusss,sr Car
thasena Kesly New Bedford
SAN FRAfcIsoo Aug 24-Ar ships Hmpress OF India
reser 5eynscn NJ fanse. liverpool Cote dor srr,
EawA rhoe FstcheI; soue. Newcastle ksw viz Wbyn
tocka, eept ship Dennis Anre lFr) HuPvoy Bordeaux
eAs& ffArrison, Wall Howland's Island
s,d Aug 90 b.ra ReDe pomare iFrl smoneS Puma
WIT ssacw Prince howlands Leland esrts Shss,ovs
swwarts lelAnd: Pam. ships Lawrcncs Taylor yspa
vasso esrsb~ al Emery, kyorh; brig ids Hogers nore
house kAnAgaAa 2Sth. ship haMy Hutchinson Hong
Kong 37h, ahip crtsrso stoon Caao narhs visI strl
BYusson OnlAo Esther fFY Jefo Melbourne; Cesamore
rc Reissr Iaaique Sept shps Bnsss Vista Ayrea Al
JeAuAe Reed Puges bouha Sefoihano prumS
lPrus Noss Hong ksnS.
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
Pers es sew Yern, sspts~' Or ss, lss4.
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sIess er osssssa hormsn rsisosiphA
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s.s...es isss:@.. s6.5..:a Portland. vAA .ass and
bark Y.ha.d tsp Parishes, Cardenas. rs days with
q ssisPoOa s' tet Porand rssoass, ce.sseso.
~ says. wseha susAr. 70 BrGst. Son Co.
sS Sn~utn tsD) Grsseail sisa ~ days IN ballast 70
Br.s pa. Castns Jchason, ruevitan 10 days. with
g. 70 Ist ssss = Church, ,s..,o,, s,,.u.,
We. o%%'ss essr y waiss % xSe -'s' 20" ray
BrG 0Oics u Lead Packard. Cow Bay 10 days, with coal
hssnt y Duncan 18th inst on Halifax spoke U ship
srE Goa. ,asran tBr,Lyous Lusan 10 days, win coal
Sfie Gts sApeake kewhAli, Newburs Cor Boston
Schg Rs Goodse Old Providence, 80 days win fruit
schr rff mnaA Wan. Key West la days
schr q .nestown McGee Norfolk.
Sshs = Davis, kempton, Fortress hoErce
Senf Badger Deston, Fortress Monroe
echr elizabeth Eleanor, Bennett Fortresr htGrsA
ScArf @ Evans, Br,en, Fortress Moares.
scnr X n sraSn BishSp Fortress Nenroc
Sohr snens yisiA Rowley, Fortress Acares
Sshr & r,eseh L:yeland vrGina ]
echS = Y Doughty, Smith. Virginia.
500 Emily, iIatehiDs Washington.
81 rClara Hlen, Gray. Boston for Foryess MoEres
ea n John Cr0ckford jones' Fal RIVER
s. ar i " Bsnstci Case, bridgeport Tor Philadelphia
- ~ PAl Wind, Woodhnll. Albany for providence.
s hr Seneca Phinney Albany for Newport
chr Adele FelsciH drew. Rcndeut for Pswtucass
= kT J Conc. Lewis Pough keepse for Boston.
chr kaOiovs. Arnold, Hayers,rsw for Providence
SAILED.
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r. Homa0s, Notebohal, Great WcsteTn. Kit CaTv0u
rhs Bounding Billow George Durfce: brig Alice Sm mHk
chrs Adde Barnes. kscde Island Mary Anna,
2esh-sieAmes Ges Ness; ships Bumsed,. Ocean Pearl.
Ss.erad. bark Ernest 0harlss Roet Leon.ra FlSs;
neyeen cartlow schss Jss Rsed Terry Palestine,
nssd. Bramhail, Smith UUtted, brothers, Presto,
0sss. Pilet Williams, Butler VI Finch, " Legae.t
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MIsCBLLANEOUS.

CFKAr REDUCTION IN PRICES At NRlLS's
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tbs city Ladies Heavy Goat balMorAe from u
70 81 Cent? Boots and Balmerals, e2n ~
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POLITICAL.

LII KINDS OF POLITICAL BANNRRo, rLAGB.
"A YrsnsvsYences &C., the old headq 50 Duane
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receive hs old patrons every day "a hc resanrant No
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rurtc suus eYngs aAg ahtl A. SsAbMh, FfoIYet0r.