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, 1864-08-12

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, 1864-08-12

rebel dead lett On the field. Ward'e division
rear OF Davis making refused line to cover
the right fabk. On the S0th Gen. Howard
advanced the. Army Of the Tennessee about a
half mile moving into strong position with
Iihing loss,
MOVEMENT OF scuoP1ELD's CORPS.
Yesterday the o3d corps. Gen. 'schofeld,
was ~fthorawn from tie extreme left Of the
1ire and moved to the right Of the 18th. The
movement, which commenced at an early
4our, vas successfully made without loss.
N anticipation Of a possible battle every
ooay Eas at his post and ready, but none
| took place. 1t Vas hot and busy day, how
LOGAN CAPTURES TIE R1pLE FITS.
| nen; Logan found that. the enemy's skir
| man line o. covered rifle was quite too near
his Horks for safety or comfort to the men
who be5d them. He therefore ordered the
EEirm3eh line to advance nrd rnrrv tbem.
a1s 1ront "as OF two divisions, the End and
4tn' Inc ektfmishers Of tue 4th division,
ans 4ou ~ .d'nois ;s,s ana a6th Ohio. moved at the
pits and al the live men who held them. The
End division did not maintain their old rep
utatian. f
| Logan had ordered the rifle pits tn he held
| aga1nst all me eklrmish line of the enemy,
line Of battle to retake them, to fali baek to
| the main line from which be won1d doht
them. In short time the rebel lfnc of psi.
| lie was formed. The position was too In.
portant to be given up without strnre1e
| The lire advanced and Walcott withdreT his M
men on walk, and the. rebels had their rife
pits filed again. Our batteries opened and
ihc rebels replied, and for time the can.
noIade was rapid. Logan narrowly e.
1 capped shell and soon after q solid shot
struck between two soldiers with whom be
was eonyereing.. Logan had ''raised row''
which continued for some time.
Later in the day be concluded to take the
| rifle pits and hold them In addition to the
skirmishing regiments, he ordered Harrow
| to form reserve Of 900 men. The picket
lire of the 4th division Was under the com
| mand Of Major Brown Of the 10th Ohio, as
I brave md faithful an officer as we had. Ma.
| jor Brown received his orders from General
Logan to retake the rife pits and hold, the
position. he promised to do 1t, fulfilled hta
| promise, and was KILLED The line was car
! lied with splendid dash-neariy al Of the
men Of the S4th Mississippi In the pits were
either captured or Killed and wounded It
Vas towards nieht, and our men held the
position, although Anderson, now Gotnmaad-
ing Hindman's corps, made three desperate
attempts to rttake them. The line waa Tor
, 1864-08-12
arket moderately actiTe

arket moderately actiTe
Manila Ropd-..... .N@Go
Hemp .25a-9o
LAt1. Tam, Hemp 2481ft
!" " Manila Sic
Sf2r1l1t..
An. Hemp Ne. 2.......13c
saAh tor1.......-+..Naa5C
lay Rope MaEtltA.....Sc
ls1l supply. Prices ruIa
IALE aud BANK UrL-Afe
u sn Upward tendency.
unchanged. NxATs7ooT
G1f demand 1t ploaeut
, 1864-08-12

3, HIEB 3sEKece!9ed today. cone: shipped.
s9 0fis. Market tfmef. Sales today were: 100 bsl5
in lots At u 10; 100 brls at q 6ox brls Ut s1s
n4rket e1rs!nE hrm ~ outside quotations.
LEATHER Market quiet with fair supply.
P7!ces nrm and nnehaEgta. We quote:
, 1864-08-12

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[)rtnoEo, Sole. ,.... .4sGtcc
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xSed,....,..,,,.,.G&tsc
{.
French Cali, 50
1a. Es3f3 -
French Calf Le-
mofns, 2 duz.
m..........11o.W .W1ll5.W
French Calf Le-
notnea, Sec.
onds,@ dog. cc0lH.m
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, 1864-08-12

FROM THE HON, THOMAS B. FLOREHCk
FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLOEKNCK.
WAsaKxorox Dan. 1t, l1G&
9KKLKNY: Having st4ted tt verbally 70 JoRs I
have 70 eesitstoE r. x.!sf&ng & r. s fsss tsss go
Bitters. Dnr1ne long and tsdious se@aou Of CO.
gress, pressing and onarons duties neHb ptoA1Hta4
Hcn hays named. Itonk bis advice, and tho ro4z4
Wa1 inpro femcat Of heah, reneWed anefSJ. aEd&aa3
bthaes HI may be at;ilarly advantszed ttay dska .
DC. A"' ''1A TH0MAs B. FLORENtH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. %, 1854.
PROPOSALS FOR ICE. - Sealed PRO

tphOPOSAlbS fOn lie. - Seale1 IRO-
POSALS will be received this Office until IL ocoes
M, TUESDAY, Msrch l5 1904, fr the supply OF best
quality Of ICE to United Ssioe General Hospitals at New
Oreens La Baton Rouge Ia, Key West, fh and rensa'
cola, aud such points the Coast VI rcx4s ney be
occupied - hospisS during the year 1864.
Proposals WI stGe price pr hundred pounds, delivered
daily required by Surgeons Ia charge OF hospitals IN the
vicinity Of above ponts also price per Of two Thousand
pounds carefully stored In vel constructed Ice Houses at the
above points subject TO inspection and measurement by the
United states.
The following Is the estimated quantity required % each
point but the proposals must include all additions,
qufed during the year OF tho same rates;
NewOrean., Go Tuna
Pensacola, 60 1Gus
Key West. so Tuns.
Baton Rouge, 700 Tuna
The above Proposals must be accompanied by gnarsntoe
United States District Attorney CLERK Of District Court
party or parties who will Do duly notified by sil other
vice. thai their Did s accepted aud they will immediately b'
required into conec. under bond8 to the amount
Five Thousand Dollars Bond. 70 be properly certified TO.
An oath Of allegiance 20 tic United State, Government mus
also accompany the proposal ..,.,,., :, .
Proposals must be sdd e-fed 10 HENRY JOHNSON, NJ
X and Purveyor u 5. A.. Washington, d. c. marked Pro
posals for lee" .
The post oco address OF the parties proposing mat be dis
unctly vi itten upon the PROPOSE
Bidders may BE- present Ia prton when The ott opeDsd
The Department the tight 20 reject Ell Snsaitse
bdA HENRY JOHNSON
NJ. 9. X. and Purveyor U. $. A., Washington, D. O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
WAa DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF CHIxp QuARrERhAsIER,
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES


PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES
l. Sealed Proposal. val be received at til. Office until Il
. cloch m.. MONDAY March seventh f7,h) 1874, for
THEE THOUSAND 8,0c0) CAVALRY HORSES, TO be
delivered 1t Montpelier VI. within any te days from da'e
one THOUSAND q. Ooo) CAVALRY HORSES, to be de-
veTed "a Washington d. C. (Giesboro Depol within thirty
(sol day. from 6a;s Of contract ,, orsyo
yer.d Enir New YORK. within forty i1I days from date
A.o .oael proposal, viii be received at this Office until II
O'Clock m on THURSDAY March tenth (loth 1864 for two
tousnd Oo) Cavalry Homes 10 be delivered In Wheeling,
Wrs Virginia within thirty 1917 d.vs from date Of contract
said hor,r be sound In all particulars not less than tive
(s than nins years od from ~ TO 10 hand hgh
il ne.hed compscy ba brdewe, and Of sso sufficient
for cavalry purpo,es
Th,s VII Be sriety adhyod 10 and rsidg en-
forced a stsry particular.
No bid will ts entertained unless accompanied By guar
anty for Its iaitnfii performance.
y Should ). Uni ell State, officer guarantee the pfopo
cal Of bidder who should 10 be hreSponsbe LIS nso
WI b. reported the secretary q Wr with recon- ncnda
ton Rat sgf b ohhcsr be dismissed the service.
Al bdd,,, and esaraacrs u Be Aef 70 s frfefe,f de
ooEnt1sty and eruy failure % eonpiy th t>rs ~ con
tract o, make The vArn drdrded, ia DC Joed
BY proseeEfion 20 hs JII sTioa u ne hn. .
ATTAIN John W. Mckim, g. O. NJ. OF Boston Msss, Capt
% Fsn.yorth A. q N heelins Va, or Il this once
suece, bidder. viii BE- required enter into written con-
with rood and .uneien, security Immediately on ue
acceptance Of their bids 80,
The cath Of iesifDer mus, accompany each BID
TIL. updeEued r.seryest the right reject AL oias deemed
unreasonable.
No BID vii no en,ey,s'ned for lees than hfy horses,
lids for fhs efrs number OF horses required axe invited
Paymen, viii 10 nsoe completion Of contract or soon
thereafter a. funds may be received
Proposals be Endorsed Proposals. for CsvAy hoIses
and sddreaed 10 Lieutenant Colonel JAMES A: EhIN,
Chef Quartsrmaser Cavalry bureau. Washington. d.
A1y further inf0rn'i0H VIII DO DIGnEy s.'p pI SPP''
Lieut. Col and Chief ouartermsster Cavalry Bureau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
proposaIs
ORDNANCE oryIon, War DrPaRTsesr,

WASHINGTON. February 20, 1854
PROPOSALS will be received by this Depart
meDt, until TUESDAY, March IS at P. w.. Tor the
delivery at the following ARENAS, Of HORSE EQUIP.
MENTS, United States Csvary pattern, a hereinafter
specified
Al the New.York Arsenal, 900 sets
AT the Frensford Arsenal, 5000 sets.
At the Allegheny Arsenal, 900 sets.
Al the Cncipnati Depot, 3 900 SETS
At the 81. Louis Arsenal, 1000 sets.
These set, Of Horse Equipments are to be furnished com
pete except the horsebrush currycomb aIat picket pin
link and blanket The curb and watering bts the malesbe
iron hardware, and suups are 70 conform strictly IN pat
and finish to those deposited at the ATsenas above
named The TO be Of the regular pattern assorted
size. less than q inches between tho bars the aside
OF the pomme the side bars Of hard white wood beech
the ponmes and cantes Of beech well put together; all
the irons oneenh inch thick and all e, into the wood
10 be covered with the best all other
covering be rejected The trees TO be subject TO nspec
ton during all stages Of tho manufacture but the equip
ueps will be inspected ut the Arsenais where delivered
Deliveries must be made In lots OF not less than fifty sets
r week for all contracts Of 500 sets under hundred
sets per week for all contracts OF from 500 uP to LOCO sets
600 set hundred sets per week FOR all contracts OF
from 1000 500 ses The hrst devey 10 DC INSIDE On the
I'd day Of April. 1864. - ,,,,
the contractor to forfeiture o. the huoet ne J a W NC
No bids will be considered nom portie other than regular
manufacturer and such known to this Department 70
DO fully competent In their own shops The WORK
Bidders viii incose with their bids the written achnowledg
meuts Of their sureties over their own slgnatuTes
Each party obtaining contract will be Obliged 10 enter INTO
bonds with approved surees, for It's faithful execution
Upon the award being made successful bidders VII 90 not
fed, aud furnished with forms of contract and bond
The Department the night to reject any or oil bids
II not deemed sa isfacvry.
Proposals will be addressed to Bngldicr General George
d. Ramsay Chief Of Ordnance. Warrington, d. Co. aud WIZ
be Hd0fed Proposals. for Horse d Es9PneRsn,sM ssy
Bn1adier. General, Chief Of Ordnance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
oRpyArog OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2j 1864
,r,r,n La. und liz fhiS Dnnnrt.

PROPOSALS. will he received by this Depart
1 ment until TUESDAY March g. Of o'clock ?; M, i9I
the delivery the Springfield Arnory Mass, OF Oco single
scis Of Wrought Iron Work for United States Artillery mar
hess. - -
containing twelve single each being assortment for four
wheel ard eight lead oos and zach twelve is 90 pseAea
win eonsis, OF the following pieces:
pairs long Hanies, complete
pairs short Hanes complete
pairs medium tames, complete.
~ Irace Clips, with IA Riyots.
= double Loops Eyes.
!? Saddle Loops tbeni for eantal
a Trace Eyes.
q lons Chains, with Tosges
y short Chains, with Tosses.
Breast Hooks.
Leg Guards with 10 Rivets,
g Saddle Loop. straight for htins saddle pnnmci.
These Hainess Irons Ia conform strictly In pattern and
weight TO the model to be this and at the
Spsed Amoyare TO be smoothly ni,hed are to GIL the
sa Of iron prescribed IN The official bill Of on copies OF
whch can be obaned at this Office at tho EewYork agency
All The mons be jipnnedtle japan to be Of the
seon at the factory made before and al spannng
The iune, To be marked with tho makers name the
sd the letters u s. A. The latter letters fourth Of
An The pieces are to be put up IL proper bundles, properly
by the Inspector The packing box to De paid for at tho In.
Devee. are to be made at the rate Of not ess than sixty
sets day. commencing on the 29d day Of March Fall
deliver specified time will subject contractor
forfeiture Of the number BIO may s to deliver that
No bids win he considered except from parties actually
gagged ia the manufacture Of this similar kinds Of Iron
and who bring ample evidence that they have Ia thI
shops all the machinery end appliances for turning out the full
amount Of work specified pos day.
Slider. win be- req nifei Furnish proper secudses for e
proper performance & the work and wiz incioe with their
bids the aekuov Judgments Of he surctios thd
own signatures
Each party obtaining contract win be required to enter
into bonds with P Ioved sgre,ie' for 10 hal sAec9tol
Upon the ~ being de succesful bidders wiz be noti
fed and furnished with forms o. contract and bond -
The Department the right " reject any or OIL bids
no. deemed satisfactory
Proposals viii be addressed TO Brigsier General Geo. D.
Ramsay Chief Of Ordnance Warrington City," and VIII BE-
Endorsed Proposals tor Harness lIons.p
GEO. u. RAMSAY,
Brgsdier-0sneral. Chief OF Ordnance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
Drouoeals.

old RIGGING JUNK for the NAVY
" SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at thi, Office
~ Ill II o'clock Of TUESDAY the 18th day OF March next
for 100 pound. OF best Old Rigging Junk for the mAnfac
tne of oakam 10 b. delivered free Of all expense to The Gov
prnuicn at the u s. NavyiaId brooklyn " per sample
there within ninety days from the date OIL the acceptance Oh
Navy Agents Oaice New York February Dc 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
Scales, &r.

CCALES! SCALES!! SCALES!!!
y BROWNS STANDARD SCALES.
Adapted every branch Of business where q. sccafse sne
durable Scale required lsrgo supply Of their hstoh
goods constantly In store and offered wholesale and 70
tsi by tie manufacturer Saleroom, No bhIeays", "
posite the Astor House. a.,
N B.-Scales adjusted 10 suit any Foreign Standard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

PROPOSALS for COAL TAR.-The NEW
i YORK OASLlGHT COMPANY win receive, until
March 10Th inst ofers for thrir product Of COAL TAR Tor
oe year commencing June 1854 For PARTICULAR apply 1t
lie Office of the Company No. ls9 Hester--t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

CTORAGE for FURNITURE, PIANOS and
- TRUNKS in the large end Dry I.o.ts my Piano
Wsreyooms No. $50 Broadway. I. BERRY
Between Prince and Houstonsta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORki
For NewHayen, T. e(Exl ll;3o G. n IT'D (E1h 40
(EI.l $3.50, $50 aud (Ex) p. m. "a.
For Bridgeport Z, tEE,, ll;3oa m i2:ls tEIh aoe
FOX Milford aud strsliOrd, + iI:ooa N. $50 1902
For Fairfield Southport and WestPOr, u;Sa m s'Sc'
For Noirsn, T. $40, 1850 m. l2:ls E.h $500 E1l.
For Dsiien and GTcenwich, $780, 1850 $3.50, I'sa
FoE stanford (Erl $50, iii3oG M n:ls EIb s'es
e., PORT Chester and ntermsdats s.stiOns $780, L:3oa
H. $3.50, 4i30, $3.50, $50 m mn,
For Boston via Springfield IA ~ lEx) 500 tExl, ~ ~
For Boston. Wis Shore Line 1915 (E1b Pa .m
FOR Hartford and Springfield, lExh h;'o m civ
Ell 8 p. H. GA A. u..,..,
For Hsrtford, ProYitenes and Fi.hin Railroad. Llh
II 30 -. p.r-.l.
For New Haven, NewLopdcn and stOninEtsr RsUrosaS
For - Canal asiiToad, l2:is ?. N to Northampton.
For Housatonic Railroad = H.
For Nangatuck Railroad a m, p N
For Danbury and Norwal Railroad s:W %, t%t y
CommOdioas Sleeping Ger. ssshed e p m irsnsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

-ARRISON' PATENT IMPROVED
ri COOKING RANGES with Deanes Patent Water Top
= uo,els and Families made aud sold by BhAhhALb
nEANE Co., No. f6s Csnat' 1Vo iee' east %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW
- TIL. fine fast sailing Clyde built s,c,Eship CALF
DONNA Cart Craig, is Intended TO sell on WEDNESDAY
nett March 2d) This s.sam.hip Is lifted In the mos!
approved style insure the comfort and safety Of
Rates Of passage including an abundant supply Of well
cooked provisions:
Ist Csbin...........s75 Inerrediae....e4o
I'd Cabin ........". 90 oteerose... ..... 20
Payable Ia currency. Apply to
y. MACDONkJD CO., No. 8 Bowling green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

Bank dly depse ssa hattie
above the best ksowssJse ADD ee
$50. w. loULE, Csbss
svaD before 2s.h day Of February. ia.
Ass. W. KsssEDI, Notary Pubie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
NEW-YORK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAn

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
1868. COMMENCING NOV. 10. 1854 1854
Ps,sneef Station Ia NewYort 2Tths4 md tth ~
Entrance IIthst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
furniture.

ALL KINDS of FURNITURE ,s MAI,
"A TEFssrs, IoOKiNo-GLAssEs. BEDpiSS aS
cheaper ssAss :teI' w. ssEDES 50 ss~%
Tree Cs ana sn'e sta Extenson Tables cheap.
DFDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE q
"a ,nnru.cture Also, cold Chestnut an1 " a.
cs,'hsr Sa., plain and ornamental. Of n SA ~
TONS s6s Csnsist., oppose wooster ksssonsos. 49,
ENIMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE.
! ~ Tbs be,, .,sortnsnt Of ENAMELED FUhNITUho,
and styles Walnut and Chestnut, fhin snd Vna
ns. IN Suites Wholssss and Retail Aao, Mattresses ~
T.iIs.,,s WARREN WARD. Ne HGsnsFsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
Ranl, Of t,e stnto Of New or;s .--s!alsnen

Bank of the state Of Newly ora; .--sls'ement o,
a. sANK or lie STATE OF NTWY0Ek Of tEe Ciy o. 'tW
fc a. required IS Chsp go Ls~so 1888 s Toe Veet euns
hrlsasy, the 2Iih dsy ei f,braDy 81; 49,. 80 ~
Ayesgs amount Of Lnans az Dr1s 90 lst ~ w
snourtoi sSsfle-.
%
Toe.
Cy snd COaniy SesIoss, l. Goofge W. Daef fi-
o. the BANK q ne o. hes lo! " TIE C 81 't"
sct BENG cuy d-pcse and t ae above sr cor
rSi 70 the best oil q. kn,sjse tnd te-st - - - s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

East River Bauk.-Ststsnent OF the EAST RIVER
hANk required ny Of 1885,
Saturday the nth day Of February,
Average
a.sIsse Ainouai o. Circulation 1ls,3f5 90
10
Cig aud County Of New rort Cashier
Es River iatt bong day that the
neut s correct 10 the best Of tnowetsr snd beie.
WIN r. CARMAR, Cashier.
sworn beeGe tbs s7th dsy Of February isei
JSo. yAS Notary Plhlc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
panie OF The Sey-Y-crlr Dry Dock ConIpany.--

Bank OF the Seyy-I erik Dry Dock CoEpany.--
kssmsnt Of tie BANS or The NEW YORK Dif DOCK COL
fLNY required b yer Laws 0; io55 & t1s N-ak eaes
htsreay. ne z5th Day Of February, lea; -. n.
fyefasf q s3 Ds11 i'sla OF
Ave
average amount OF Cucutsllgn. sA'esc ~
keersF- ancur. OF ppets B4eRs} FO
City and c0suty l. Lockwood, CASHIER Of
tug day sworn depoe an az
Asa the above J. LOCKWOOD, Cssfsf
ssofg before ne tbs s7;- day d FehgIArv. 1884
\. {. AApEssox, CoIaa1tsionsr Of Dects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
Ranls OF Comneree In New.Y ork.-s,-',

Bank OF Commerce In re.-Y ark. Statement Of
MANN or COMMERCE IN NEW YOth, A. r>lnr-d " tla
~ go Laws Of ASA Tor eals SATURDAY e2''h oy Of
bbTusry, 1854; 49, -,o IN ,a
Of tNs,.vi
CrcusTi1 .s
k~efae
cty and Coary Of Kew lorl = X kius' Asst CtA-f he
s.ui Of Commerce NesYoi bong dgy oo.e and tv tat
SsbovS .,st,raeut !. corre RlcHD KING Acct Csahsr.
s-osn before Iss tbs 2s.a dry o. Fco,uTy, le0f.
Ls,L.r IHvso, E0tsry fuhHr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
Msuufactorer., .nd Merchrnts' Bank.-Su

rs.u o The AcTuRERs AND hEhcHAsIs' BANK ssrs
" C1yr s Laws Vi liza of ss recA eaSIs osf1 s
97th day o. fehrrsfy, leA ...,..., O.,
ss-.. s,nonr, ~ So. Observation-Disclosures. bT,G5O =;
Anoun; d Circulation ...'..''.''.'''''' a.
Derst@.
Cy Couufy Of s-g, Ton. hArrrton shei W
sod Nrfchsu.s Bslf b-z dug 'rorn oeoss NC ~
he sboye .ea correct the best Of ny lsywete sna %
Jet 80 -. N n NJ, -. Li''N-'' N---'-''
'"0" ' wv w II POsr, so,sry Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
'RanI. of Anerlca.-slatenent O the \

Deposits
AMI County Of Sew Ygt. L. VIM Jcukn' C4sLer G. the
Rant Of Am beng day sni dep1- and sy t9 The hoo'e
-, ,,,rt m ts hss "a ny knav,o3rc and DelfG
ss'''''' N''N' VIZ. L JEN MINIS Cashier
.m.,o.5 h.c,. ,,s a, 40 ,lh ~ q. r lusry, tNf.
s F--Ys,c BviL Notary Pubhc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE, PAS
senior TRAINS LEAVE HEW-YOlK, via. the Erie
Railway, ftom foot OF Chsmbersst. RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND, o. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
connecting with railroads Tor all principal cities in the West
This road being extended and will be In compiled
running order to Mansfield Gallon Urbans, Dayton, CiucD
natl aud 81. Lonis, without break of gauge -
Z. H. O0opYAS, Gen. Ticke, ACT, II. F.SWEETSEH.
Meadyille Pa General Suuik
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brsnche. In England and ireland
f'' ps sxbfi spg{ sEABLE No "a Bro.dw.y Eew.yors
~ PANY
Tie unabridged will dsp,cb one Of the und-rnenloned or
other h''' Sk@ SgSfi' 10 f IsRFoo '''e n''
esins ouerns.owa 70 land Ps''ns'r' and Latest TELE'
vRSIEIA. .or,ee "Wednesday, MsI.
LOUIsIANA .Snlille. Saturday, Mar
Thes. steamers have ali been built under n. Inspection Of
ron ships T2ey have extra water tight compartments and
cl.s.cd AIT cla'. for twenty-five year;
They fitted up for trs, .scond and 1hiIdea'' pens
who are charged at tho following r.esi
s.. Cabin s,P'5asi' in Currency
pis,Ty and accommodates unsurpassed by any o.hes line
For father particulars, sppiyto
WILLIAMS G GU1ON. No. II Walls.
NorlcK .tesnOh.p KANGAROO Of this line will sal
a. an Extra steamer on WEDNESDAY March has splen;
did fI few s,eesso passengers, at reduced
rates. payable N Joaa q. ba2E, Agent. No /: Broadway
CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
s Of tSs Liverpool NswYorE and Phsdsphs Steam,
,hip Company are intended to sail 10 folovsi a.,
CITY or snuray NC nsn' !, :
CITY OF iHf;W-Yoi SATURDAY MsA. !.
And every succeeding SATURDAY. noon. from f'sf -
RATES or PAssiGE,
PAYABLE In Gold or Its equivalent in currency
FIRST CARfN.....,@0 % STEERAGE ....."''Ssg ~ y,
Pint Csbp 10 London. Is % Seerase to onton.. ~ "
First Cabin 10 Pss. g5 90 SeeTege 10 Paris ~ -
First Cabin to Hamburg 20 90 SeeSge 20 hembus 81 w
Passengers also forw,rdsd to HAyre. Bremen Aole!dA
Antwerp, &c. at equally low rates ,,, o-s ssx
Faros iron Liverpool or Queenstown: let Cabn go w,
sos steersge $50 Tho.e who wish TO send Iof ther
| f,lsnds cen buy tickets here at thess rses
FOR further Information, apply at the Company omce1
JOHN O. DALE, Agent No. Is Bfoadwsy, n. I.
| NoTNE.-The steamer CELIA, Csp., Edwin Bilinscr
will leave Pier No. 81 North River, for LONDON aes' OF
SATURDAY. March s, at p. "a. precisely: nv c,,,,
jVNHE LONDON AND NEW-NOkk STEAM,
j. SHIP COMPANY will dispatch monthly ther new sn1
srs.elasa Brti,h Iron Steamship, CELIA and BELLoNA
each 600 tuns and 400 horse power ana VV eeSt
500 tuns and 500 horss power INDIANA ana MAnAI
TAN each 900 uns and 800 horse powers between LONDON
and kEW-fORK, calling at IiAvkE on the yoysse from
London Rates passage payable Usirso STATS CSK
pEsuY; From NewYork Fret Cabir, fsoi Second Csbn
$50 stsersge ESQ. From London or H.yFs fi,ss Csbn
| $40; Second Cabin, sToi Steersse, go N b.-rhes
steamers viii leave each port itssn days after February
For passage apply to CHAs A WiitSEs, inc ONCE NO
| ROWLAND ASPINWALL Agents.
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW
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LEArIHR NANCFACTCETIs BANK " The Cy 81 heT YORK a.
sga,f. by Capt,r Ls1, Io 5 tie -sss essn Saturday,
the sIth cay Of fehrrAry, 400! ... m.
Aysrsge q Loans and Dl'co1r..
Average suosh 81 Sp-ce $4,000 40
Average 81 CHcuiaiip. Of the late Desthef -
A,e-sse silount o. Dps ,
Leather Hsngssfsys Rk b-t duly sworn depo-e AMI y
@ III. Above Statement eorfe 70 tie b ny Ivy .s,. .na 30
LEI . M fALnshi t@inrf
sven before N. Ills sSb s,y Of Februsry I-A
Brtt, Ho.sry Public