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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-04

THE CoNGRAruLAroEY ADDRESS OF MAJOR GEN
ZEAL MrADr.-We have received the following
note from General Meade relative to the con-
gra,ula'ory address issued by him after the
affair of For. Steedman, IN the 25th ult:-
TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
H-ApctAnTsn ARsiY CT Tns PorcM'ol
March 81, 1865 I
hno in your Journal OF tho 30th what purporis 10 be
congraiuatory address of Lieut. General a. T. Grant
TO the army which requires notice and explanation on
my part
This address is in reality an order which had prcpar
to be issued To the Army OF tho Potoma undor my COM
mand After was printed but before it WAS ssued he.
satisfied from tho repr sensations Of Maor General
Parkc that mi ST Was done c the Third Brigade First
dv.-ien, Nnh corps, in the contained In the
FIRST paragraph II being too ILc orrect the order W,
being on the eve OF movement, directed It's suppress
sion, and every oor, made 10 prevent copies ecng
into the hands of corr soncn OF th press all of whom
with tho army wefc notified of the suppression
| now find the order not only y bishci but fraud
penetrated in dat ng 1t from tho headquarters Armies
Of tho United states and signing it with the name of
Lieutenant General Grant-a fraud which, for tho rcpu
taon Of your journal would suggest your investiga
ting, and Furnishing the guilty parties II detected AS an
act OF justice to all concerned beg you viii publish this
communication Respectfully, yours
Maj Gen. U. s. A., Cong Army Of Potomac
The address published in the HERALD did not
come from any of our special correspondents,
but was furnished with the general press news
and without head or General Meade's name
1t was therefore supposed, from some of the
expressions, that it emanated from the Lieu
tenant General, although the work done was
accomplished by portion of the Army of the
Potomac, which is under the Immediate COM
mand Of General Meade.
The publication of the note is an act of JUS
tice to the officers who had command of the
fort when it was taken by the rebels.
OLD ABE AS A MILITARY CHIEFTAN.-In the
first years of the war the radicals advised Old
Abe to take the field and annihilate General
Mcclellan and JEFF. Davis at one blow. The
President tried it and failed, because he divided
his army into too many small detachments.
Taught by experience, he now takes the field
again, succeeds in extinguishing Davis and is
in at the death of the rebellion. His bulletins
from City Point are so readable that we may
offer him situation on the HERALD, after his
present term expires, as war correspondent in
the grand struggle with Europe which is to fol-
low the close of our civil contest. Should he
accept he can have one hundred dollars a
week, his ratons and fresh horse every six
months. However, he may do even better than
that. He has 80 far eclipsed all other politi-
clans by bis movements on both TANKS and in
front and rear that we should not wonder if he
took the starch out of them all for the success
sion in 1868. Who can tell what will happen?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-04

Thing OF Beauty Is n Joy Forcver'
Those who desire brancy Of complexion ms! parfy ana
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA Invariably does. Recolect
Is mediclne Ask for Helmbods Take no other
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He spent the greater part Of the day IN Petersburg and
returned 70 City Point al night
THE LEGIsLArURx.

In the Senate yesterday Mr. Lalmber asked permu IN
introduce several circumstances against the extension
of the Second Avenue and Third Avenue railroads. which
was refused. Tn, Underground Railroad bill was
ferred to the Judiciary Committee Tho Canal and
Claim bills consumed the remainder OF the session.
In the Assembly the bill to amend the charter OF the
Hermitage Association OF New York passed Mr.
Van Buren, then announced the capture of Petersburg
and the occupation OF Richmond, and moved that, in
hoaor OF the event. the House take until half
past seven ?. NJ which carried with great apph sc,
tho members rising and cheering. During the evening
session the Claim bill discussed until tho hour Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-04
The Great German Helm

Thorne's Arnica and Chlorofcrm Lini-
ment Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Toothache sprans,
Bruises &C. Depot, Chambers st. Sold oy all drusgisis
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sre.--No New Yorker Need

UsefuI X N ovy dge.-No New Yorker Need
be told that KNOxs establishment at 22 Broadway cor
ner ~ Fnon street, but who wish 10 purchase mol
onlv SPRING HAT, but the HAT Of the season shoulA
note tho name aud number.
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The Injurious Effects Of Alcoholic
stmuants overcome, and the system purified BY using
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SARSAPARfLLA
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HilI,s Hair Dye, so Ccnts-BIack or
brownreliable Depot No Barclay street. Sold by all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-04

Hid Yourself Of Humors
In the spring months, by using HELMBOLD'S CONCBS-
TRATED EXTRACT sARSAPARTLLA.
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A Group OF Great Inventors-Fulton,
%Al.asy A9sS9sS Win gsrrais. ds;ssp'isa:
As rtH ss
s Su EYE GEaSdEs Il; s
ToS q IL ab * 81 Ts%ysss
traits Of Memory Wooifall and James Perry psYGHoL.
npc oay LIFE na oa &
Rssy or a sSe na H' SSs Mns
FL MIyss Ta
MEI $50 Brsas%a nsvs Address Ae''r'
A.-Although Phalon Never Produced .
play, his NIGHT BLOOMING cEREus is" AS You Like IT,
Sure Cure for Intemperance.-saixa
TIoN POWDERS Sent by mail for 81 Address Dr. King.
ASS Hudson street, " Y.
b. b. II.
Cure for Cough Cold there is the slightest
uneasness OF the chest difficulty OF breathing indi
cations of cough, take during day a few BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" Containing demulcent insred
ents they alay Pulmonary Irritation Military Officers
Soldiers should have them readiness upon appear
ance of q Cold or Cough.
Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfect
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
Best.-Miller's Hair Dye-Chenp pest I'm
price hest in quality Try it, Sold by druggists Depot IS
Dey street.
Boys All Wool Melton suits mt 50. 4.
V. BRoKAw 3. Fourth avenue and q lafayette place.
Babbittonian Penmanship, Self Teach-
ing sen. postpaid for 81 80 by BABBirr WILT Park
'"' "
Colgate Il Co.'s Honey Brown Windsor
and ycerne Soaps the toetFor sale by all druggists
and dealers in perfumery and fancy articles
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. zACHARIE, I'D
Broadway.
C.hevaIier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair 70 s original color s,ops is fsns out Keep. The
sosd%sy SOLD at the q sasi sG'. ShH LII i
Dyspepsia Tablets.-wclling's Dyspep-
ga S Tablets for indigestion and nsSrosrn boz
Delano'. Moth Proof solid Cedar
Of Beecker and Hammond streets
Great Reduction I'm Prices of Cham
payne Wines JOHN DuSCAN's SONS,
Union square and Fourteenth street.
Gouraud's italian Mcdicated Soap
cures tan pmples frecAles erupOns fesh worms &C. at
SPRING STYLE
pys HS the ana
ever offered in this city J. A Miller. aS7 Broadway.
Highest Premium Lock stitch sewing
S Sissss wl.o as Button Ss. e
Hufeland's Cough Cure - Promptly
breaks up and relieves coughs arising from colds &c Depot
isi Chambers street. sold by all druggists.
Hilrs Hair Dye, 30 Ccnts-Blnck or
brown-reable Depot No. Barclay street. Sold by all
druggists.
Old Eyes Made New
~,,hout snertacIes doctor medicine Pamphlet mailed
Of ten cents Address Dr. H. d. FoOTE, iiN
Broadway, New York.
Petroleum Wells
FOR SALE
The rubscrber offers for sale the land interest fous
Wells full operation flowing and pumping 5l barrels
per day. For full particulars apply TO CDOLPH0 WOLFE
u Beaver street
Hid Yourself Of Humors
the spring months by using HELMBOLD'S CONCBS-
TRATED EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA
The Injurious Effects Of Alcoholic
stimusnts overcome, and the system purified BY using
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SARSAPARfLLA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-04

A Silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS. No. SOB Broadway.
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Hufeland's Cough Cure Promptly
breaks and relieves coughs arising from colds &C. Depot
la Chambers rcet Sold BY all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-04

Petroleum Wells
FOR SALE.
The subscrber offers for sale the land interest out
Wells full operation, flowing and pumping l5) barrels
per day. For full particulars apply TO UDoLPH0 WOLFE
Beaver
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without spec.acles doctor or medicine Pamphlet mailed
free ON receipt Of Address Dr. f. b. FooTE, iiA
Rruadway. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-04

The Better Part of Fasni ON ms we. wei a.,
GENiNis is ncerlcss stock Of ladies' misses and chill
drens fancy Hats has filled with the freshest Paris
svias d down below the usual Broadway prices
''' w '' GENIN 5l3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-04

Great Reduction I'm Prices of Cham
payne Wines JOHN DrNCANS SONS,
Union square and Fourteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-04

The Eighth District


DRAwiEG IN THE rwENrY-FIRsr WARD.
Owing 10 delay In the receipt from MAJOR Dodgos
Office Of the credits duo 10 this ward the wheel not
put in motion until two NJ. yesterday though teu A.
NJ was the hour appointed The number of ballots
placed in the wheel after the usual preliminary forms
had been gone through, 29a or which 800
TO be drawn But tho exact amount of the credits
was not ascertancd when the drafting commenced tho
Provost Marshal intended only drawing 20O leaving tho
balance 20 be- drawn to-day Owing however to the fire.
quent interruption TO the proceedings, from the muster
ing IN Of substitutes, when lol names were drafted
there that time several substitutes in waiting
the drawing Of the remainder was postponed until eleven
A. d. to- day The proceedings were conducted with the
order and regularity that carecterized all tho ar
rangcmonts connected with Captain Manierre's admins
traiion of the duties OF his Office Gu each ng
drawn Conmiss Kirby announcer u Ia clear DIS
tnct voice. per ecty audible through the room large
number of persons were present. who seemed TO vew
the proceedings with good humor, nngcd however, WIN
little anxiety Among ths drafted was Mr.. W. T. Asor
son OF Mr. W. b. Aston Six substitutes wero passed
during the day for the Twentieth ward and two Tor tho
Eighteenth.
who'll
Almond Robert, Aston VIM 2 ,: Alderman 'a"..H
Brady James, Brady John. Betz George W. Beatty r.
n s. sn so e0cde burke Ews
James, Benjamin Johns Brooks Albert Beekiaan VIM v s.
CARING chas H. c4mpOsll John % Casey ra'k.
Dannlel John o, Dunwoody James, Denner 9. Dick
g. Jr Douglsa James D. Doyle WIN. Davis Henry Doan
James
Easton Charles.
Farrell B, Franklin solomon. Fowler George, Farrell
John.
Gould Robert s, Jr Green Frederick, osrson julius
Haskn Thos, Hawkins Philip Kaufman George r. Hen
Gosas rso. hs%1f naddsS
George Hicks Isaac.
Jones George Jackson Henry.
Ketchum Alfred B. Kidd John.
Lathrop Leonard Latom Frederick, Lewis N, Laters
Theodore.
Joseph Mills Edward Maoy Rodger. Meyer Louis, Melon
HEX Joseph. Munsen Thomas Moore " u Mclean Geo
Mann Charles McGrath Joseph McGoldrch Patk, Mckee
John.
Nelson Robert Noles W L. Norton George e.
Owen john o'se'n John, o; p MI o'ns' Daniel
Provost James, Phile' George r, purdy George w.
Hugh Ran r Roberts Joseph, Roland August Reynolds
John, Rogers Nicholas
sausbcrry Henry Smith JAS schwaub Fred, sush Charles
Sheppard Charles
Tracy Denis Thies Charles, Turnee William L, fainter
Harris.
yarney O. Wort william, vanderhoof Mr. vanderpool w
kins Xdoiph, william Albert Wood Frank II, Whitfield
Alfred.
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and beautiful complexion follow the use Of nELMB0LDS
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA-
1t black spots pnpes and all eruptons OF the skin
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affections coughs colds hoarsene dphera and the nrs
stages OF consumption For sale Sy yEMAs 1890 "a 90
Co, druggists q Park row; HEGEMAM ~ ~ ~ W. 81
and 76 broadway Price % per bottle. MEEhs Irbh
druggists, 40 Washington street. Boston, Mass wno'esae
agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-04

Highest Premium Lock stitch sewing
Machines WHEELER WILSON. 60 Broadway SEQ
Wheeler Wilson's Button Hole Machine.
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A Group OF Great Inventors-F

Half Interest In the Best Patent Medf-
cine business New YORK for sale $1,000 required.
ddress box ,737 Post Office New York.
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Gouraud's Italian Mcdicated soap
pmpes freckes, eruptons fesh worms &C. At
s53 Broadway, and druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-04

SPRING STYLE.
New store. goods designs Gents hides youths
boys and Hats The largest and most superb variety
ever offered In this city j. A MILLER. sT Broadway
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Dyspepsia Tablets.-Wclling's Dyspcp-
Tablets Indigestion and Heartburn 50 cents boz
Sold by druggists Wholesale, 81 Broadway
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Colgate q Co.'s Honey Brown Windsor
ilycerine the toletFor sale by all druggists
and dealers in perfumery and fancy articles.
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Delano's Moth Proof, Solid Cedar
Trunks mot veneeed OF large sizes with castor Corner
| Of Bleecker and Hammond street..
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless, reliable instantaneous The only perfect
Dye Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. zACHARIE, I'D
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| Best.-Miller's Hair Dye-Chenpest I'm
price hest quality Try it, Sold by druggists Depot IS
! h>vs ,p
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A.-Although Phalon Never Produced =
play his NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS Is" AS You Like It."
a Sure Cure for Intemperanc
TON POWDERS. Sent by mail for 81 Address Dr.. King.
ass Hudson street. n. Y.
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Boys All Wool Melton suits mt 50. I.
v. BROKAw 81 Fourth and q Lafayette place.
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Babbittonian Penmanship, Self Teach.
ing postpaid for 81 So by BABBlTT Wilt, 81 Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-28
Frauds In the United states Pay Depart.
mest-Army Officers Charged with
Fesg~ries on Pnynsnsiers-Osc Of them
Arrested In Nrw.YoPk.

In the present era Of crime, when embezzle-
nent and aud in high circles events of such every
day occurrence the public prepared to hear OF any
new developments with bnt little surprise; and when
any flesh deialcaoDs chance 10 come to light IN the
army for instance which, for four five years has
been the theaicr If constant corruption and chcanery
wonld seem that still less astpnislDent would De pro-
luced in tie public mind. Bnt case Is Al present De-
lug Investigate by the authorities which promises ~
develop frauds of an alarming magnitude.
A lute army officer, whose name we are NOT AZ hberty
20 disclose the present time, has recently been ar
rested IN IL city charged with grave oirnses Cpt
H. y. West Provost Marshal 81 the Filth District -
God to have seized important papers which tend
u connect the prisoner with extensive frauds ahd
furgefies on the Pavmnstef's Department
1t seems that during the war regular business has
been carried on, whereby who have been enlisted
HON sordd motives have been enabled to escape ser cc
throug discharge papers In many regiments on'
crrs have followed profession, this forging 81 dis
charges which were made over IA tho.e desiring them
for a consideration" IL IL believed that in many
eases this wes done through COLLISION with officers
high In authority, who will DO shortly brought 10
Justice ,r-
cumulaicd and the pablo may shortly expect some
Startling disclosures.
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Bedford and Morton-sta. and he ohlected 70 ne pdr
rect ~ death. sIyng that " the word fd was
IN the certificate he woald have some tronble maze
ont another certificate omting the indrec' cause VI
death, also put both certificates tie indications Oh
tie post norton examination, and that 1t was per
formed BY Drs Newly Bone and Daniels; the body
regularly buried With hearse and three rriafes
and there was no attempt IN keep the mater secret
DR.. Lewis II Bone Of No. ia West Sixteenth st.,
corroboraied the evidence II DIR. Newly.
Wu. H. Veitch testifiel-I am with nv brother In
the business VI undertaken at No. % Befor't.
Der OF Morton-st Tuesday afternoon was sent for
~ come 10 the Union. place Hvtel there met MIS-
Andrews, and she told that 2he had lost her hns-
band. and wished ~ make arrangements for the fu
neral she stated the circumstances Of hrs death TO me
that ne had Jumped from " meow, anu wHntPu MN
buritd without much display In order to avoid pubcty
met Mr.. Fling at the clerks office ~ the hotel and III
answer IL question from him told him what MIS- An
drews had requested II me- he said he would Ike to
have the bo0y taken from the house s0ol ny
called on DIR. Newly for the certificate or the death ~
the deceased, aud he then filed mp blank form and
handed II to me; ! cannot say what was the direct
81 death but TO the best VI my belief II was IN
Examination Of the lungs kidneys etc. and the ndireei
be had caused by fau from window !; the eertshca'e
signed by Dr. Newly and asO that the post moItem
examination held BY Drs. Newly Bone and others;
after reading the certificate made the remark to Or
Newly toat II would call for coroners lnqursti !
told him that II was only customary 10 give tne direct
Of death. aud the Indirect not called for; ne
made gu, another for me- and gave only the uiee.
cause Of death; j went ~ Edward III seniors place
and got permit the certificate u remove the body
in the 0.ty; thought, in consequence OF the poet
norton examination being made, permit would DC
given; seniors place, at No. 70 Carmihe-st II Tie
place where We obtain burial permits the anting o'
perms At THAI place Ia not In the hands Of physician
bat al undertaken; l think Mr. Senior eJn Eu"afu
gave me the permit.
The case was then adjourned until to-day.
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Russrupers Arrived.

IN ,a.,hin M.c llan rom Hilton Head-Bri. Gen. XII
sqra VITO 1d .e'rsn. ysn. s' LsS Sst, Licot Rob.
ERR. Lieut. Woosisr lu.rionnaser Gurley, capt Cufrin'
i,s, Ii,u, F,b tsp, familiar Lieut. Custa Capt fish,
Dr Hunting Ia. Liu... Dr. Way, Dr. Daley l"n'. oasy
SEVERANCE saa servant Iisut Wilson Lea.ensn' ws'o.
Capt Bras. AID .eal Mr. Tub Mr. tine. ~ I'M M'h y,
Hall Mr. SUIT, sir BrooI,, Mr firser'ld Nj waso.t'
Mr. Bsrbour M Manu. MI Low, MI ur.snlre mi. ~ NJ
ray. NI Carr M.' sarry m, Ls, so,sn NJ Wa.r'on'
Mr. Buk M O,erieier ar al.on Mr. sGae, MI oos'
don Mr. Kali NJ, Aorsrs Mf Ss1;Ga as.m, n verrie"
j. Mckinney n 5. Liissrn,, T. Iemii'0n j. W. VIZ
nd T. % s;so, 81 Star lo% ORR B.s":
c H. Cool g. Taylor j. r konnedy G,p S. p,Twny Il
Hsa.sm AID boy }. A. baesn.t hiasnnsImTt ,,a n
Kiaaa J. H. W,s. Master hsy'oan. X N Dsnmssn, j.
Bingt.n A. moneinsr A. MOnhs,nsr jams Kitas'i' >
Z fqs b.nlses Re.Sp'l;l I,.1 T. E rsi,sn
b. deed L. wan. A. schwsb. e. r. fa.'i,s L. BLOOM
~ shaIen .ad servant, j. os M m n%'sn AZ. =
bloom s1 81. j. r Gody j. Bune Lsa%i' o Sch' "a
4 Corf Iady and Children mIshei r., MshJ nasiSs
hsm i'g' i.sco o. " g. iiSw, NJ Lo,s.r Bying'Oa
and wie MeAnem.y IL fsyn. p e., a. c - O. g.
.ns, DR. Abrm., r. L. WHIT VIII. and nisess mr." ~ T.
Il Ma.h. children snd .c,sa, M p'S n "nd we; p =
sssf' ~ r,mr and .er,rnt M,. Jennie o. Merrill.
Mrs H. D. Oti. Mrs C. Reno Mrs IL Litter, Mast, y" VI
xdsm, Mr., j. Dacy Mi. r. Darcy, J. i.abrsque " NJ =,
- u,'. ga, M,s J. r. Laboise. Miss Commach IA q,
Mi Mr, B.rtboiomer Mrs. Brod Mira De,noyor J.. o'I
baua r. Jsn6osd Il. c. Henderson LaoJ''s MOO,
p Levy T. loeb " %. 1syyr, wife and chid =. - ~
Donsld AID wife, Nj. Bowers DelAmo'e M
In s,.sn,.hip tsr. Cruz from Hsv.n.-John DoTuis ~
fred RosIsr D. Fsrstiu. sehosht hsho s,"S q. C. WI
,m. Frsnc.so Arafat H. ury BerIin. Toa, Lena M h,
opo: Denni. Flynn Che. C. h. r'se'S ,umias G. Nor
.n q Woa,, y Forren,e. y. NORMAN, j. a L9sa 81
msnd r. Armand b. Vnisnelno ~ oaerfo' A. LINK "'o'
In ,a.hio Mon,.rsy nom Ne~Orlssns-E I" E pen
net Bschs D.: Mis- sh"p., . m asa,s,r S's Mr.
NJ :" W Nh Ta,dsn Paul Popet and wife. Thos Ccdon,
s.mr cS..ds:. Capt aobt Patterson CHIT. js'h
~ 1o I,,,. N NJ Mouroa " Lsrtn, II. y. Rabv
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chipping INTELLIGRNCE,
PORT W NEW-YORK......Aueus
llIearsQ,

CieRr@0.
c,esms, FL CID Hobart Newborn, G. Goodspeed
s,ssustin Ysuoo Couch Norfolk aud Richmond, O. Hene
ken. ,,, por,l.,d a a C,ou.
we'll TO- -, 4 o Gill
Steom.Lip North star Jones. New. Orleans j. A. hsynor
Strau.ip Hat~res Parrish, Norfolk City roih' aho ach
mond n. 4. Livingston 20. ,,, r n nal.
Steamship Etna Brl McGuaan Liverpool j., u, Dae n
stransh D Euterpe, Edfidsr, Wilmington, N W. H. -
Livingston X Co. ,,Gc.
stsamshi, Liberty Wilson, Havana Harson' q 20 IT., 4
Steamship America Lindt Savannah, "aheinan' oooA"
Dickinson. - =, 49, n u
Steamship George Cromwell, Vail. New-Orlesn' H. d.
Cromwell Go. ., n,
Steamship Kalorama. Deuz Mobile Smith Dunnns
Steamer q. II. ftont, Borden. Washington j. hano. :,
Steamer f. W bruno, Reynolds, Batim,re w psIeH
Slip John Tucker iiailett. IN francisco sutton o.
Bark Br1era Breu), Vessels. BIemrn, tunch' Hie"cA
Wpndt. .
Bark Harry Rooh. CHM, St. MARKS Fla, T.. d; iinrlbut
Bark Oron,co. Gurr.s Queenstown for orders, funch
Msiucke Wend,.
Barb Eli, Mris tBr) ballot. Belfast, J. C.. Macarthur
Bhs Eastern star Griffin Barbsdocs Bishops Bro. q,
Brig Lilly DBL Esdsr Antwerp H. J. 4. {. A. DeWoL
big ellie Mitchell Carney, Galveston, Murray Nephew
schr 4. Seausn OBJ, Towers. ST. John. n. Il.
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