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The Portland daily press., 1864-04-28
The Patent Belle Monte skirts.

APRIL d3w
The Patent Belle Monte skirts.
full assortment Of these celebrated Skirts in the
new style at
AN SONS
HoOPsKIRT AND CORSET DEPOT,
mch23 DIFF Under Mechanics Hall
THOMAS G. LoRING, DRUGGIST,
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER.
Corner of Exchange & FederaIsr..
perfect ut guaranteed. The poor literally con-
sidered. mch25 DIFF
SPRING DRESS GOODS
NOW OPENING.
O. X. Bah b,
mchl5 Nos cIapp's Block.
Gil A r KS
DISTILLED RESTORATIVE
FOR THE HAIR,
Restores Gray and Faded Hair and
Beard to its Natural Color.
AND IS MOST LUXURIOUS DRESSING
FOR The HAIR AND HEAD.
OBJ
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Restores the Color.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Erad.eates Dandruf.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Promotes It's Growth
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prevents its falling off,
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is unequalled Dressing.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Children.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Ia good for Ladies.
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Is good for Old People.
CLARk's RESTORATIVE.
Is perfectly hsrmless.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Oil.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is not Dye.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Beauties the Hair.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE
Issplendid for whiskers.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Keeps the Hair in it's Place.
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Cures Nervous Headache.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE
Prevents Eruptions.
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Stops Itching aud Bnrning.
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L. delightfully."- perfamed
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Contains Sediment
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Gum
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Polishes your Hair
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Prepares your for Parties
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
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cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
All Ladies need IT,
CLARKS RESTORATIVE,
No Lady viii do without it.
oLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Costs but ST.
CLARR's RESTORATIVE,
Is Sold by Druggists and Dealers Everywhere
Price 81 per bottles bottles for So.
&C. CLARK co.
PsoPRIEToRs.
PHILLIPS, Portland,
General Agent
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-28
FLORAL EXHIBITION /!
THE MAY EXHIBITION
-oF TRz-
PORTLAND HORTICULTURAL
. q 9 ! i II Y,
Comprising Roses, Fuschias. Pelargoniums and
other Ureen House Plants. and the Early
Wild Flowers. will take place at
Mechanics Hall.
WEDNESDAY, NAY 4.h.

Printed Lists or the Premiums may be obtained Of
the Treasurer, Samuel RoIe. No. I5e Middle Street
Exhibitors specially requested to have their
specimens at the hall on WEDNESDAY MORNING. so
that they may be properly arranged before tbs hour
of opening
Ticket for adults 10 cents for children 10 cents
Exhibition 10 open at 2 o clock T. N.
Per order, s. b. BECKETT, Secretary.
apps dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-28
From Richmond - Rebel Statements of oar
MorenieHfs.

From Richmond - Rebel Statements of oar
MoreHeHfs.
NEW YORK. April 27.-The Richmond En-
quirer of the 10th inst. says a gentleman who
left Maryland ten days ago states that Burn
sides forces consist Of 10000 men, half of
whom are negroes. His expedition is to land
short distance below Dewey's Bluff, which
is to be taken by assault. Gen. Meade is TO
advance on Petersburg.
The same paper says the French tobacco
in Richmond amounts to 1000 or 5000 hhds
Rebel advices from Shreveport, La, state
that that place is garrisoned with force
strong enough to bold it against any force
The river is also INSTRUCTED. The garrison is
provisioned Tor Il six months siege. Tie
troops are in the best of spirits.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-28
JAMES EDMOND SEQ.
CRAFTS & WILLIAMS.

sELLIss AeKNrs. Is Liberty Square. Boston.
mehll eod6m
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-28

April "a, lat So. lon 54l. brig Coral, fran Vol
for Neuytas.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-28

Liverpool, april l4h.-The Hansa arrived
at Southampton, and the Edinburg at Queens
town, to-dcy.
The bombardment of Duppel still continued
An unsuccessful attempt had been made to as
sault the place.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-28

VIII give three Of their popular entertainments az
above. The performances Of the above named
troupe are pronounced By both press aud public TO
be the most novel, original and unique exhibition
now travelling.
Doors open at :. to commence at O'Clock.
. TICKETS % cents Reserved Seats 90 cents
apps dot L. NJ. W. STEERE, Agent
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-28

And Clay Retort Manufacturing Co., works, s9t
Federal street, Ofico AndWarthsuss IS Liberty
Square and Batterymarch 81, manufacture fiTo
Brick all shapes and sizes for furnaces required TO
stana the most Intense heat also Furnace Blocks
and Slabs, Locomotive Fire Blocks, Bakers oven
and freen house Tiles, Clay Retorts and neee ssary
Tiles TO set then Fire Cement, Fire Clay and kaon
The undersigned will give their special attention
that all orders for the above acture are eXecu
tai wit
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shipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK.......Fr
Cleared.

shp.Corsles iBr) LeIe.urier Nssssu sud HsvsDs
y OunsId; George arlington Gsfer Now Orleans H. b.
Cromwell Coz Loevst Point, Hoffman, Portland H. Il.
Cromwell Go.
stsznrrsEmpire Hunter, Wa'hing on James Hand City
Of Bath, sesrs Fortress Monroe ~ L. McCready L Co.
Skips-Melbourpe tbr Cameron lAyerpoo Young, Co
rlcea Peabody ghae, Peci Chuich Monarch Of the
bea Krkady Liverpool Irask Dearborn; Jean Bsptis,e
qLl - Have A. C. Rossire l. Co. sandusky Liueken,
Eew Orleans via Alexandria. StuIg.s. Cesrnisn 4 Co
BsIks-Christstnl (BLl job. London Hoinsn & Edye;
fccehoptss (brl; NOVEL;, Havana, J. r. Ward Co Mol.
a.ytan Ward ST. Thomas Ophsnt Son Co., Sophia Jay
tbr). Paterson, London VIM. Salem Co. Ocesr.a lSorl
ssen' Csdiz, Punch. Eeincke Wsndt; Florence (Br.L
enni,sf Cienfoegos b. Y. Small Co.. hshss Vineyard
~ veg Orleans Thos Durham q. w. Horton, Packard,
Yhileeelpbis, r. II. Drummond L co.
Difs-6srotne EDDY, Smith New Orleans. Brett Bon 4
&C.,, - Df Ei.,s Conway, AspnwA Panama Railroad
Donpabj bns ,bf) Thompson, Hstamoros, Ogden 4 La
fofnce fs'fei Br Crow lnsgua, Miller Houshon; D. J.
49,, m's,, 1%1 BRET Son Co; ESeelfior, Prudden
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Prssen.crs Arrived

III sssanship Asia fran LircTI0oi-hI Ven Keller NJ
ser two children Bishop o. ksssus iady Sne
,,urf d. O. sullivan and ldy. Henry Weller ana edyi hth
Tr;, isJ, and infant Ai'Inder foIoes D AicC Forbes.
Bon r. soief,ie Lord I'd Csvendb, }. n. Brown, CAPT
Page Jsnie, Gef r. Hrdson II. Carer Jones' Mr. tifl
fns n. S;hsspm Mr Mitchell, Nh CLfets Join Meyer W.
man john Kelly, Nj Hilton BIZ. 5iattn, J. ~ feTy z. =
samuel NJ A. Frank Muir. Lusgn Roon 1T West India
Regiment. T. MateE! nr Iiiehog. M ADsten JONI M
rry Ii Wheaton snd <v, Csf; feaign sE rnli. henry
Tfomss l. BTeyOr. T. benjamin, A. r, Palmer A. Meinns.
.-gsag, " 4 Nsddoci ?. ssh,nd', Andrew Eliot William
Re. M Horton ThoI.ss Aeat2n. A. CIsiLshl4k. Cgis
cry. Mrs Williams sod inisnl--TotI, 5s.
In, ,' s MI tsos M Isn, T. iud,oo' W BoSse Eas.
soseph steele, Pierre 4. LeSouss L. g. Cho.neH hiTs
srLridt John Davis John Wallace, J. l.. Ue-znF~r, fred
Wagier Snadrach B,octs, /. ". Devils Fred Lee, tore
MGury and Idly Mr.. M0-y ThonpsOn Peter Nheoin Capt
George u: BTadbuIy r. b. i9n6, lad and inisht f,a.s
VIM Thonpsou and lady Solomon Lcng, JoSpa Here's
Joseph Dals Heycr Fiedsnder oeob Levy. lady end two
s-y ard two daughters, L. Pond aud sdy Andrew Wheey
G. X. Trowbrdfe 2. G. KfbuID- Atkinson Hoconbe j. ~
rssio Marquee Mrs. @. G. Jone- y t. DENIES. A. Gfin
Augas ABer Allen Theodore EehsTt jacob J. 5. Nyckol
7. o. Gray j., Edward y LA, IT., Geage Thoria,,
Robert Bornaby Cyrus Cnnininrs, u. J. Olycr Niles
seaIos Fncif Gsuiche, Mr. August ReIsen and LADY Gni
y f. Ioyey JssOn c. AIMEE H. Rickinen. Geo Hendsr.on
r. Joss, Geo w. Lesvu Edmund burnhsm, 4fescfr Wat
hs, David =. Burbsn., II. S,umP 3 bgc,, W. H. Brown
a. Fay Clement DIXON and lsdy. w. Schweder LADY srd
child John Coles lazy and child j. w. Downs Alfred hubey
D. C. Br3ol ules Fay. Chat. r. Curtis. Br. md Ma Bro
Mr. and Ma Doaney child and sergsnt, JohH Peter, f1k
q. Hinsor Mrs. H. fescLer and infant hrs. A. CAL, Mia
> w Williams Alfred Longrnsn, wife, daughter end three
children. NJ. Lonsusn, yonn Drueihsss Marcus D0rems
rIenkn u. swetts Geo. Donneuil Wendell Hoffman " A.
Wh-es-T Tbos Madden johnson Snyder, Mrs CeihsrIue
Starr, Giovanni hsyhow, and Others h the tteersse
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Arrived.

s.csuship STA Lot, Liverpool 18th and Queenstown AN
dse ana pes TO h. Cund. ExYcIieccdW. winds most Of
the passage.
S',ep'Lip Champion, Jones' Aspisan 18th met. D'als
tVtrlc C.. 20 ~. T.. Allen.
STEAMSHIP Deuiel Webster. Sherman, New-Eaven FOL
Fortress Monroe, with troops. aud Troc1edea.
S;eaucc Ssy0r, Mott Washington, D. c. mise to James
Hand.
Rrk Anna (Ojl Shulken Shanshse Oct IL. teas to wes
ton Cry. E1preDced heavy weather IN the Ou Sailed
from Aiief Vow -. Passed Cape Of Good HOPE Dec. g.
Niie ct auchor at Ariar The br. ship Ahdaie from
China IRE ard burned TO tie waters edge. The captain
and crew tud gone 20 Aner IA their boats
HnfE II 10 Of the sea Brooks Fort Clineh Fla days
belfast 20 Horace +. Brown.
Lark Laura brom) Schmidt Bremen So d1ys, ndse. end
PCS ia Hermann koop Co. Experienced very heavy heed
Wirdf the entire pussnre.
Bars =. L. Han Cos-ns, MaaTzas "a days tugnr 70 C. r
j. Pt,c-s E1peeucrd very heavy need winds on the 10Th
Ia g.r, sLi' I'd cargo between dccLs.
Br- kuns Mon tof Cl.E Hoe, Csrdenas % days, mo
as-,s "a uaste Experienced heavy n ". and ". shie'
most OF the passage.
Scir Join M-yo. --, Crancy Island
Sr1r. Maz1pra. Brewer. Pawtu1rut River.
S,iIT. Matthias Woodlrll. Ncs-li4ycn.
scr water Raleigh Nisesson, Eiiza5sti pogt fsI Now
Orleans
soiir. Venus, George Iiali'sI 10 days, f-h
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p,..crvrr. SAILED.

IN s,,cmstip Cy Q, hlLsseat.r for Lre,Pe-C sbc- nc
Pm Atrs g. u. Mccarthy ME'. Johr y. Warner haIfih
NJ pl.kr liz ClarEe JOAN Gl1e.tsd. Lord Clinton, Capt
Wood. and eryant Capt John ". Wood lud I've cirien
d. J. Wal. Cspt Nm Reed Capt. T. W Peui ov'. wife
90 two chi.dr- r. RvIne =. Hi-'nten rdvtfc ov and
D. A. Rswiogtt N.ss aTra Betting. Augalt hAn-c Hose'
Fsy2ek A. H. Campbell lady and Z. Sp.s0 aud son, O.
4. Carte. sui others IL tiie s'rtr-se. .
L. sflGsss.D Geo. "G.A goa. far Ests- O''ea1f-j "
Cednsn g. T. Isughi.rd sod servant : bssury j. = Goo
l,7 e. tUly IustrE Dill i n. Ison and wife NJ. J. John
so, ,ud IL MI N-csf Mrs n. H. Russell, WI Wac
feid A. Mere Geor.e sIlrn. STEPHEN & Mafse;t, ~
gene Fate-oy- J. H. Wise A.r Smell H. Schneider and VII
.pd FIVE children D. Fender r sabin. g. l.. Vale, - A.
hssirgs Ihss Long Jsues Andrews Geo ID. No-ng lohr
s. Loci wood Mad A. Monircuil AiTs CTifey Cryon New
hail. A. L. Duiirrdori. ". n. LD-pp, Nag :. = Sewafd -
losinshl1n p Roseisl, c. ". Thompson, T. A-Asrilon
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Meufcru0hp.

Scr Co1 Campbell Mon,eso hsy for Gr,rd Csyman,
when Cd Nvoris beating ~ anchorage struck
Is heavy sqUs and touched coral reef out sDcbor
and love IL i b.c when sic n with Toe feet Of
la her hold AID lelluE badly being Ia sinking con
dillon .shorc much possible; rut
away fai ard bu; tct shore. a. d waited iog
.ese to to ta.s ts patty o. The island being unin
Aabii@i Feb t-teu 81 bv schr Fo-wDs, which landed
portion Of the Cecil hcyS the e-n En1 rest -
proceeded 10 ST. Andrea thence went 10 AspiHwG
m chr 7eurrrHce end from thence 10 SssFors BY steam
ship Ircis The Campbell d tuns register, and ovnod
IL Hs-AI.
Slr Lory Drew rom Portland for Baltimore vi.ci -
90 Hog .nnd 2h inst Grew saved ind arrived ~ baltimore
Saturday.
Brz Fanny Lincoln rom hnta--ns c- Portland. n sale
ist started between decks and stove 100 has VI
fross-e.. Pat into iloltscss Hole.
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St, John, y. Nevins Scr; Philip La,abee, DALEY

So John " B.. =. Nevins Son; Philip LaJnbee, Daley,
Ehksbetbport.
Schooner Moonlight futile, Philadelphia Tupper b
Beatte Rachel Jane, Rosth Phadephia. Bentley, smith
Co.. Charles Carroll Mehsfry Phiadc lbin. do ijmea
tHr.l, Mills ionaves D r. DeWof En'tTlrise, OCounel.
Ea0yile MoIetn 1 Parker; andrew Stewart. Ahrnus,
Mot, Bede. T.. T. Anen Alien. Phi edepha u. II. PieIon
u. w Morse, Gardner Newbern, l. Kenny Bncna Vista
Horton, Fortress Mouloe Co.. L. Il. UsLer Mckenzie. ho
0rln1e del Sui Sierra 1on fraz1 Havana Peasant Bros.
Co. Geo Parker ,Brl Mcbride. -. John y. b. H. J. K
G. A. DeWof Sarah y. Jsmcs, Hall Fort Royal, ;. W.
lews Co.; \. Domil Bendrickson, Providence, T.. D..
Hur.bu, Coz ". +. Leg-ett Gibson, Washington. = J.
Campbell John Forsvth Iidan Washington. Van B!unt
s. sht. Taylor Small Rich. York River, T. J. Campbell
Chief Rider YORK Rive. f. ]. Campbell: Gen. Punsn,
W's York River do; White Cloud Leavitt Fortress Mon
roe g. G. Wheeler Co.; o. 7. Sims. Hall oTrss Monroe,
40 SnWaset' Soper Fortress Monroe, T. }. Campbell r..
Berlgnt Decker Ituger Sound T. j. Campbell T. Benedict,
King Philadelphia Bentley smith Co. J. y hIen Case,
Ia ,de pia do. Brandywine, Corsou thadeplis. '. w.
&chesi ". Wolscc Scol, Philadelphia, {. II. fi"r.on'
Life Toct. Reed. Neyburvport. :. W. Lewis Co 3al all
Mcdonald. Kelly New. BEDFORD Ferguson & Wood; Coz.
lie st,T, Perry, No,r BEDFORD, Ferguson Wood
slooP-Aenlct smith, ho,coiob snow nil, Morcsn L
ParseL
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-FEB. T-Before
Judge SmPsAs.
IMPORTANT Observation-Disclosures, the aIoTEh'

npICrRp ZOE TREASON AND oTFJER CRIMES.
The Grand jury came into Court this morning
With Indictments, and the DitrictAtoFNy ~
foraed the Court ta there further boin.t ana '-'y
ware DISCHARGED with the thanks Of the Cogrt ~,
Among the bills found four agsig't Jeln " Aoie"s
ar 80, If INV ana n treason another for cons piracy to
INV W. assst the United States anotie ioI siu
eo,issag and aciDg resist 20 tte 1i'i M o " ''i
pciting seitins foot ard ereisiA Iepe'''h anu sui-
rectio8 against The United states -.
fa de.rene nv (overurn OF hc United ga ef ana Tor
minor Offences but further 'h o gwen u1 TIC
,eSulsr lspcb warrants i'sEed aud eTe'u'ed
TIE IEIFgyAL REVENUE LAW DISSECTION OF DE-
LIHQUGNiS.
rs art. Terence BreSn-Ihe accused pleaded
.,o, ,nilfy.r and wa. ordered 70 find bail u 500.
BTcsilAe accused having been indicted
fqn,er ps Withdrawn pro Of guilty entered When.
tho Dis'ric: A itorucy entered not l'yos.
The same disposition made q larre number OF other
SsinqueIts WHO bad paid up and aiken oui Ec,nses
= ae. John Hearyllc prisoner had peaioc guilty, hui.
having the novel mode oftestr The Revenue law
and tai cut license lie soEickeet 70 two days iEpEs
10 number Of Others The Judge gave the alternative Of pay
tns fine Of 900 imprisonment for one dy They ncce pt
she Alternative uud went into the custody o. tic
Marshal
The District Attorney gave notice that IN the future lie
would ohleC; counsel appearing VINO Lad lot para ltl
heouse lee practising lawyers.
John Aek who rpvrs for several OF the dsmqn'n'
Nquor dealers ssd: II te ccutlc1an uieant mc Cn op
Side Collector is in tie Cogr a. do not snow who be L.
No pondine M mekeon. took his hand from his
poeke4, and business Proceeded with.
COUNTERFEIT IOS1aL CURRENCY.
Uuiica S'lcs gg. Nisru he.iocllc accused was held
bal IL $500 charge o. ls.ing counterfeit money
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Fra. 2s.-Ship O'ille and bah Henry IIinohley.
Steamer Sentinel.
Brs.-J. W. johnston tBr), Prince Of Wales Orb Nelly
HUT Emily
and others
Sli?s-Lordon ChiDs Meridian GgIbsdi Protector Mel
bourne Eastern Belle, N,rcnTy.
BoIis--Oiyer Blanchard Scavonis Pocsnoutas, BOns.
Ealing Grove, SeVerier, Guu Eden. Greenland.
Briss- Concizone Melsov. hichss, L. ~. Merritt q X.
Alien Ond, Kentucky Excelsior, C. McIver, Uorothcs.
tTanus, srIoa, Humboldt Coiis, s. W. Eaou huucaus,
Airnccobsh. Terissta.
schooueIs-EouTy Finch Win. anen. Julia, Gee. NJ.
Smith .shels Nn. Pheps. Francis Aremus Harriet A.
RosoTs Hound. EaIn Smith, R.,sr, Welcome Hsrde,
Oriental. Florence Rogers. Chief r. &. Johnson J. r. WI
laIns =. Smith, O. u Seyins Momento, J. o. .u"y, j. r.
Ball Aatt!sn Harvest Gueen, Ripple, NJ A. Hysr Joshua
Iisulin j. Ii Morton, Gen Banks, S. A. bayies, Albert
Phsro, G W Locke
Also sailed 27th steamships CITY Of Mtnch',leT Geose
" a.LiDs toG, and McCelsn
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DEPARruKE OF CoLogEp TRoors.--The 90th

DEPARTURB OF COLOBED TI0OPS.-The Goth
Regiment United States coicred troops is expected 70
leave this city ior tie Department Of the South on
Saturday. 3Sroh s. In OTdor that tie families ana
friends Of tire in tie regime may Live m opPor-
t0nits 20 visit tbem arrangements have been made by
which extra number Of Bssos 70 EieI's is!rc sill
lie issued foF Wednesday and Thursdsy March and g.
These passes viii be issued 81 the headquarters OF the
segment. No. $50 Fourth street They VIII be issued
Only to the families and relatives Of the men APplica-
hons must be made, Fourth street on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday from I2 10 O'Clock p m.
Tsse passes viii not procure tie holders port At ION
BIZ the Government pcat but ~ rCeruCuS being
p.,le procure special hoLt ~, low price for ps
ssce. No visitor wi be aS0wod 20 rema4n ~ IdhoTs
island over night all any ncrfon receive PISS ior
both DAYS Passes viii be gwen Oh the days named
&c those Ing ieuGs II cJl0ei regiments Other thar
The &ll.
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Oppx.ycY OFyIcg WAR DEPARTMENT,
MLsHIEnroN. Feb. y. Ieof
PROPOSAL.

PROPOSALS will be- received by tins Depart
Lent un TUESDAY March o. 9, oe 10 20 D sing oGs
ses OF Wrough,iron Wofk for Uni'ed sa'e' A'ns5 iii
ness. r. hoxos
twelve .inl sets each being assortment Tor ont
eight lead horses and each twelve SETS 20 peAea
vii cousist OF the following p'sces
raifs long Haines complete
pairs short Hame5 complete.
psirs medium flames, complete.
az IrBce Chps with iH Riyets
doablo Loops Eyes.
T. saddle Loois tben. for eanuel
a ioi.s Cisins, Win rogqles.
p short Chains with Tossles.
Lea Guard with 10 Riye,s,
. Saddle LooPs sraisnr, for riding saddle Puna'nel
Thee Harness iros to conform strictly IN pattern ana
weight 20 the model fcs TO be seen at is ohce ana az we
Springfield Aruory to be sooty finished are TO h the
stDGar1 gauges and each piece " 70 be made OF e M $50
kad Of ION prescribed in toe official BIN Of iron copies q.
which be obtained ri this Office the Newi ork Agency
An the irons are to be panned;he japan 70 be Of he
best qpaty and well basrd They to be subject to in
specon ii the factory where made before and aor Jpsning
IN, Harcs are te marked viii. the makers name the
.z ebd le u S. A. The latter letters one fourth OF
III inch hgn. =,
All III. piece. are he put up In proper bundles properly
Labeled snd each boz n to be carefully packed Q. pcselpeu
by the Inspector Iho packing to be paid for at the In
Dev-r. ave made The rate OF not e,' than ,s'y
sets per day commenting the I'd dy Of March next fa-
ure 10 deliver specified time val suoiod the contractor
forfeiture VI tie number be may fan to deliver at that
No biz. viii he considered eIcep: from parties ae,usly on
sred IN the nanufscuT. Of this similar kinds 0. ron work
M cen bring ample evidence tina. they have IL ;her own
shops all DE machinery ard appliances for turning Out the inl
amount Of work specified pcT day. g., =,
Bicdcr viii be Teqn8d urYish proper s.cute. or the
pro. pei.fuHnc. OF the WORK and viii incllse with their
bids The written Acknowledgements Of their surer' over rei
signatures. &C.,,
zach parry obtaining contract win be rrquied TO enter
rto boad with approved .ur-tis of It, 10 h'' execution
Uon e being made successful bidders WIZ De not
bed ard furnished with forms OF contract and bond w .
The Deparmen, the hh to reject suy or oil bids ~
not deemed satisfactory. ~
prcposals viii be Gdlreseod TO "Br-hcr General Goo d.
Ramsay Chief u Or nance. Wellington Guy aud WA be
iodorsed Proposals. for Harne.s Irons.
GEO. ID. RAMSAY,
Brigadier General Chief Of Ordnance.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFBjCE-rep q
ASSAULT wIIa INTENT no TILb.


Thomas Brown was arrested and brought before
the Commissioner charged M having, TIE ~ day Of Jan
pay 1864 on the y0N,Vs Cf 'he Ameyi,I ship Thornton
from Liverpool 10 New ork cor.u,ted assault win
sheatlSue alexander Craig brat mate 81 s'id yess,
On tne tA ,tio.4 70 ecd latlv accused wss ordered
ly tbs o. tine foscas and help rect Top
Ia that he Yves sick tie seized him and struck him
a. tic boss When The accused drew h knife and cut TIE
in tie thigh he therupou Put M iros, and kept In
ecufeuet until tie arrival Of the Vcsl Al is port ~ was
accused had gvs been OF good character
and performed his DATES before this occurrence.
AZ there ius non Ola tie lie Ci the iGe shown fbe
CounuissioueT discharged the prisoner.
AlbcT1 kan Wagner. esq. appeared foI tbr accused.
TIE MUTlHCUs CREW or 1HE VICTORY.
Twenv-t, Of o Che American ship Nicory
Brought before che Co,Lisiora- charged with s'ieupng
create fyo or Huuy Lr as voysge iroa4 LStfPoo. to
Eew-NoIk.
Joseph Bursey the nss.-r o. the chip. called end tes
aeJ the ship owned IN NcIork by David Ogden
s;1 others che lv tic Esd Of February
nies from The Log Island; w.en the pilot
board order ~ tho witness to !svay ne m1in
yAsa waes sEppo-r- trsS cuy ais ws'ta eech
,nd tie rs - aim the order no' obeyed end al tie
crew the Voc2d-ck and sgd hey vented 20
ale pie hs they anied tue mate arrested io- kng Al
n cod blood ti- pilot aid la nd 10 authority srre Toe
that ad besn my trouble he snp IL could
be aetticd N,N the fnser Egsn tie order 10 ~
sU5y gany I'd 1Bd ssIed item that there had oeeH
tfouh.e lie oud 90 hs best to scale be-. they g0 a.
port 81 lie Janl-- ;Io tie second, ouOd
I" Hold your tongue, ClpLn; you've no noio % say;
you've L6c yo-r TO- - dfvs and half starved rs 20
ees,h." they would nO and did Hot perform tue o1aeT gvc
lhsIn 10 al sWay tle msiu. aid. The csse is az on.
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EetprtfeJ.

B-rs Navigator Or riunuor. nom New York asth Inst.
f,f Glasgow. On the fG, day ont; whsle GOING dosn the
Sw s.h Channel in collision with brig Nellie Hunt from
Ees.Yok Tor Buenos Ayres. which stove in the port bow
badly cafisd away iciors sanas cud cGnsed the vessel
~ i6sA.
Big Nellie frnut Rr) Neisoa FROM NeysYork 26h Inst.
fr BuruCs Ayre.. On The 2sn IN collision with bsrS
Naiga,r. sirinF he tie tarboId bow, and cutting
down g. the waters edge beside other damage causing the
vC.se. e l,ak
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Uronosals.
'K for the NAVY

old RIGGING JUNK for the NAV =
tbSF.JFD PROPOSALS. will be received NJ this Office
until II o'clock NJ OF TUESDAY. the 18th day Of March next
Tor ne gl pounds Of best Old Rigging Junk cr the nsi-c
tire ~ I'm ~ b. delivered free OF all expense to the Coy
crrrncn' Il the H. s EsyyYsd brooklyn ~ per sainpf
there within ninety days tom tho dle OF the %
! Navy gents Office New-York. February 26' 1864.
l. HENDERSON Navy Agent
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