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NIusCELI.ANEOUS.

COFFEE ROASTER WANTED-A MAN
" 10 roast coffee and attend small engine; b.
one who understands Tire business, steady s.tla-
ton cau be obtained, none others need apply Gail
al zo6 Washing ton, cor. Chambers st. mhsl 9is'lO9
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\NANTED-G MEN FOR STEAMERS-2
w c'erks ior grocery stores. Apply Chat am 50
conductors, do do
pOrters, do do
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WAN1ED-JO SKIRT HANDS ON Corded
SE.rt5 none but good hands med apply. l.
~ A. BuNbAuM NJ. 10 Liberty IT, On On
MUMMY Is
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'TnIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK

1'tlhlD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
Cor Third Avenue Hud Twenty -h.th st.
GuAKTFUTp 1891.
SIX PER CENT ~ lERESr allowed on all sumA
from one To one Tl,lHnud Dollars.
DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE April. first
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM THAT DATE.
" ok open dAy from 10 tp8. Also on Monday,
Wednesday aud = tIrlsy evenings from t. J.
SPENCER X. GREEN, Prssdt.
AUG. = LIEF, Src'y. mh2I lO'IgT
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WANTED AT THE GREAT EASTERN
w SSirt Cus-lOO Experienced skirt uHuI-: no
others need apply than those who " 'sh a. 200 "a
work right on good wages paid MAILMAN
hIElN' ~ murray n, up stairs. mh-A bl-j
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WANfED-A SMART BOY ABOUT 10
years Of age 10 attend bar nnl ua. .,. Ffus,It
generally useful. Apply at IZZY LAEAkus's
223 Centre NJ. 4"
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WIN. ABBOTT, AUCT-OFFICE EAST
w Broadway BY virtue Of chittcl mortgage,
viii sell IN this dry, nj ~ o'clock, for cash o. the
highest bidder, oil the bar fN lures furniture, a.,
contained in house NJ. 20 Nortn William u, near
Chathnm-E English pull beer pump, French plate
miryurs, marble wnshstAnd Will Croton water pipe,
&C., tables, chains, chundrlicra gas hNtmea Sc,
sc. HENRY 4. FILIEN, Attorney. 1902
WILLIAM ABBOTr, AUCT.-OFFICE 4
w Enst BruadW y--scllA this lHy, at II O'Clock,
tie fixture. and furniture uf the dining Saloon In 3d
~, near 9th stcounters, beer punps, chair ta-
bies, furniture Sc. %
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srNnAY MERcrnY troMoRRowl


,b, nd, miami, anil .,i, original art',s. All
- , 80 tif,i..rt 60 tI. Ny,r.t.,t M ii,
,,', Ls,,trT ,',.rsl1 nom lie u'arh.d ai.
.,,.,s bI.I Al, Ar .t.oit.tnp.p, L. t,,,. h,toI
N I'',,''', ''''''''' - 49,
- IinN Tttr CAPITAL An uur.r.iI,l l,t,,,
:, 90, nIi,tui,s ~ Lt.up ,f A. ~
4, I .,,.''.' t.,,t 49, D. i.,,.,.
s'',,i'o 49,, t,r .,,din, Tr,,9,'t ,o m,
n ,,,, 49,. I,.i.,. H., "y r,l lis.,,.ar,. or a
l. w., 49,, I'll Co.. . u.t,,l,.,,, Iy,.,,
49," y h ,., VI, r,,,,, "
No.. ~ NC. ..,,.., AF't,..t,,, p.,tn
II Cp,i,t I,t ,,pi.,ir g. ~ ,rr,.t,.
- i''ii -, ' ,', .',.. IA No." a. IrNt
Inu,NtrIr a. ,uI,', tI,, 1It.,,.. A,.t,.,l
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PEST or RED ASH sItO; WHITE ASH
- - 2u po. tom %, a,uun Ils., Go .N.I,H ..U nuI
lean, Cob, - a ch..l.uu. Yards Z e. % M t,
Do r Broadway New York g. T.. BNCIE
agent. m'-l 2i.'lhs
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WANTED.


Az EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR EN-
Ap,ym,rt and tue best ch1ucc yet offered 70 en-
it-lO men wanted 4, complete Company u. h'h
Ret. y V. V. Artillery, capt. OLIVER COTItE
a.. G. wpuy wrtisvus Pot Wuud, Bc,i'o''. l.
lul.ul ailHr.is a fine view Of New York. brH'N .Nu
and rs,y CITY, aul is the heu'tiiest location u Tire
huhur. Tic pay, including rcllcL is irvm sag I"
80 Ter month, not Including clothing and r''.o'
money, which would make TIE pay equal 4 ~" 6
$50 per month. This regiment is raised for ihe
prut,.t.Hu OF NcN Nu,N lIarlor ana furthrUt. IA
iIty. Those wisiu. g. Join s...u'u 1ll Imme.I-
atr.y g. lirrL SMITH ci3 T. nth ave, y. Y. ur
LIEUT. Gro. g. NEL.lS cos myrtle ave rut ~.
tn It WHITES MOTEL u HHk.yn uitl H'-l3
DEASS FINISuUE WANrED-A GOOD
- workman can tul emp muut { HRuuks
4 CUMMINGS, l'J Avenue D.
nEUG CLERK WNNTFD-A MAN
- Thoroughly competent &. t,., y..r., 90 a met.
class dr.. store iu NutH az. For ia'r..rt.u au-
ply at tae drug store lltu o,, mean az 81, 'r .uir
DAYS 10
EIGHTEEN MIN WANTED For COW.
II Iauy l., fitD Ru..Inat II syy Artillery
duty IN lDrts. Puy commences nom s..Itiug tine
r.N, plenty % c'utug and food co. lest k'ut, .u'u-
Portable hsrr,. Is. r,fDft '.rI.,.s, ANA 'tIer iu.
iuyoucut9 offered g. uu r.t ui tmI. |.uert-
ELIAS COMBS, Can tain. Loot. e. SKATER
recruiting officer, log South II, New Nlrk Ciy. Il
NEW SHIRT IRONERs WANTED -j IN
' ordered shifts, u'.o one collar lr.r.cr. None
'.'' 'il''' 49, '''''.' '.' ~ I' ''' - We -
DLUMBFR WAN1rD--A GOOu WORK
man aud one who md fttaL h n. p work, can
fud cwp.oy wcut -, BROOHS g CUMMINGS. l.3
Avcrur ID. 10
no TAILORS-WANIED A STEADY,
,aIahlc man to Woik rs the week. Constant
employ mont and good wages. Apply at ~ Broad
way.
no HARNESS MNKERS-N ANTED, A
4 gu"l t'ourr', workman 20 go HtUut 80 mics IN
! tie country. situation IoTuHu,ut. Hc bat stcu1y
iulu-trluus pur-ons need apply t. JOIN II. sNlF-
~, 80 = nth ~ H. WillinmH.v.sr L. !. mh23 -
! ITO ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS
Wanted immuliHt .iy 300 good hands {. wurS
On ErtiHvisl flower. 4" g'"d hands ft'Ndy en-
pioymu.t y 10 IT, given. Arl'y 10 JOHN g. HEN
| DERSoN N3 broadway. mice 2'i2S
WANTED 800 BUTTON-HOLE HANDS
w and ~ operators ou Singers ~. . or Wurplcr
x Wilson'S No. 4 machine, 10 make small army
| iro,ks. Any one having their own ma blues viii
reccir, pay .or the u-e OF them. mn 80 J'las
| WANTED 4 MAN AID HIS WIFE, OF
w responsibility, T., tal,, arsr ola country resi-
dcuce uul tn acres OF Iuua uu Staten Island. In
| Wall. mh2s .'lao
NNANTED-HOOp SKIRT MAKERS.
| 81 Rru's .trget
zap .airs. mL22 Jlhl
| WANTED FOR 60 a." L. 5. ENG1N-
| W NEER5, nbic bodied young men, lptvcOu tine
! ages oi 20 amt 80. M'ouauic- preferred. Pay from
flS Co 53I per mouth, with the usual a.lrR aIrr ~
| clothing, rntipus and medical attendance Tor
| further particulars inquire at B.N.I- Green,
Nrl tl. LIT "a m NIL IA THI
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DRESS.

OUTFITS! Shirts! & COLLARS,
- Cheap Also. Tr,nru'H a irt .! ~. mo. o.
S'lIr 4 30! n the ,uur 49, It ~ rr,
BpG Grand t. Y ml'u aI..'IH
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N\yANTED-HOOp SKIRT MAKERS.
w An s. At
81 Rrult trget
an 'air. mice g'iH

WANTED FOR 90 a." L. 5. ENGIN-
W NEERS, able bodied young men, lptwcOu the
ages ui 20 ulId 30. Mechanics preferred. Pay from
fl8 60 +3I per mouth, with the usua. allow aIcr Of
clothing, rntions ard medical attendance. Tor
further particulars inquire AZ Is Wiling Green,
Bird roIr, let IA and Il m. Iulg1 s'lUI
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

NOTICE TO 1ANPANERS-1HE COL
4Nl,Ciur ui School j. .tri.t Nu /, Muu.s,U'R. NJ
rose, Muutrry, w. .iFtu X, Enft aud Wrst Morris
ouH, 81, will be- At tie WrttgLtst,r House. % tlr
.ast tmr, ON Monday, ,rch 2itI. II VI CHAVE,
Collector. mh2l !.s'l.9
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing under the utme aud hrni ot join
TRACEY d Co., In dissolved by the Withdraw. Of
JOSEPH 4, RICE. IT,. business will bee carried
on, as heretofore by the undersigned, under tho
same Name who alone are authorized 10 settle up
TIE AFFAIRS ~ tie Old h.u. Store and office IN New
York 100 Water IT, JOHN TRACEY, DANIEL
A, PATCH Albany 10Th Dec, 1851. dee 72ac'll2
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MethodI.I MI..Ion Chnrch. snndn,. Mnrch

~ sss6l-By special request, Rev. wM. IS. IRVINE
will preach the funeral sermon Of WILLIAM II
STEVENSON, Of Brooklyn Ia tho Methodist Ms
Zion Church, Metropolitan Hal, 45i Grand 81, near
Even NilliamsburRh. Services at 8 4. NJ. Row.
u SHERWOOD will preach at N Pm. Seats free.
Public are invited. n
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The Rev CHAUNCE ID. MI RRAY, Pastor o
Market 81. Church, will preach tomorrow morning
sud evening. Morning service will commerce al
lO4 O'Clock. Evening, at ~ o'clock. NH, SGT
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TASTES DIFFER
nut TnE
SUNDAY NERO JRY SATISFIES ALL
WHY THIS GREAT sUCCEsSf

WHY THIS GREAT SUGGEST
The sunday cutcuIur,rlts Of tho LEADING
SUNDAY NEWSPAPER, 900 tuviI anxiety o. dis
cover What carries up it, circulation week after
week, A., nJ doubt constantly askms such qucs-
lions aH tlcs,s
Ist li-ltpiug War NcVs'
l. 4 War CORE spond,ncst
L. II Thrilling Rumauuci
H. It S'uu,tiou Itnl.i
l. / Laughter Moving Table Talk"f
l. 4 the gIptt story of ''lmoseut
l. It tho Sparkling Pottyf
L. 4 tac "Ouuihusf"
l. IL the p.-bNudod Volunteer
L. II the spicy Autcdot.sf
/, Il 'hu H.iIiiaut EiitYTiust
l. "a "a, Eiitutis' M,isuso9
l. tie Lst,t ship N,vsf
l. 4 IL f'ui,u IN po'tHt. 1nsf
il 1t tie L,tr" " ,ket Iorts'
L t Police pIinast
l. It tur cream o' current humOrf
l-h Lnod lat ihgeucci
l. 4 Court r,portay
J. It the lptHrt from Wa. -trectf
l. it tie fir D,Ia.tur,ut'
lat spicy Navrl'uts'
The truth IL that iu A GRAND CONDENSATION
Of all these features, aud many 'th,rs, IN mpdel
sunday N,ytpeprr which Is un tie qW rice 'or
ENjEEplNG RT THOUSANDS THAT OF ALL
THE OTHER 81 NBAY rNpERs IL NEW YORK.
-ou-iHt- ~ only charm o'the ~ NDAH MIRCI-
KY. In short, du you want tn Keep up witt the
age, and %. nt tie Fyu,, tine amused, interest a,
and filed v.tl 70. - ilr17 uu All sIIts ~ subjects ,
| so ul. tbs will only ruet WI Pour Cents week
-the price uf tie SUNDAY MERCtR Y.
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IOHN H. HURLEY, AUCT, Will SELL
T ARGE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

- tnrt-JOSFPH T. SMITH, Au,tr, will sell
THIS afternoon. coek, nll the elegant household
inf o' elegant carpets, fine parlur furniture, bed
st'his, bureaus, mnttRsses, suf,lcis, rockers,
CHAIRS, lounges, minors 81 also over b00 lots n
aU Kinds Of h1uschuld furniture. Sale positive.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

---.-------- - -
Meesinh's Church gwshlss i"r tne CoH,ns
OF tue Lordl Ilth =, ne, % snn Nu sNes; Etescn-
ing toinorrow a. NJ, r. NJ, ana evening, py ny. =,
Il. lANlNu. friends end sushs'rS ere 'otu y.
invited W suend seets we i've t2 all. 70
Vp co.n.i Ir,,o, Nf,..iou. 40 naxtcr
49,, $50. a, a ard ~ y n MseiinIs r.,
Important business Tuesday. At y = ". Al mem.
ptFs anu tlehds urkeu W et'ehu NN WIS wy "
hesNemsm De sffesttdf Yes low II! tne " =
lel--iIee grsoe, nhd lIce A,ate loI WV looI. ~
cL. n. . NJ t,or,,or az N,Il,,o,,.-
bursh, viii preach IN the YS.h street Prcsyybran
Church, between 'th and lOth avenue, on Sait.y,
March V6is ~ lVia AMI Uciuth SirRhstfs are c,l-
daily invited 20 attehi
,s....... -, \, n ,t..,.L ,,..,..,,
N N''sr ~ 80 -. ~, - -, ~" w Us VI 49,
Of Brooklyn' will prtlrh tomorrow, NJ lok O'Clock,
and Rrv Charles = Harris, P1stor, ~ - m
Prayer and experience meeting ior the promotion
oi hoaLtss, ~ O'clock u3 Le-tut, 90 Mi lay
:. :. -, -, - ,
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GROCERIES,.
DRY GOODS.

NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW PRINTS,
4 new oloaks, new Shawls, new carpets, new oil
cloths, new window shades and 100000 worth u
domestic cotton goods, bought for cnsh before the
great advance. GEORGE KEYES, $40 Eighth ave.
Inh22 2'l2O
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re anniversary sermon %, u o. sabbath r rool e
We-tWuistDr Chur,l, R,v. X. " CABTEE, p.p,
Pastor, IVES, 22i IT, hatv o., Cth anal al ayes, to-
morrow tN,Ohathl evening, Mu,b 23d, ~ ~ J'ylS
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Antioch Baptist Church, 9Th ave-, near
y2th st-Prcaching by JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
ba5tor, at leH a. M, and and N y. m sAugtf-
cation meeting on Tuesday evening. Preaching
"Wednesday and prayer meeting on Friday eyeu-
4hkr' Sehts nee ana an are welcome 90
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Afternoon ScrVice.-The Murray IIIlI
Baptist Church have secured the Free VIII Han
tlst Church, 2sth n, near Broadway, for two ser.
Sces on the Sabbath, utlor the LIST Of April and will
hold afternoon service in the above named
Che Sunday following ut the ssI4c hour Preaching
10y Rev. SIDNEY A. COREY. Seats free. 81
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NANIED-SEYERAL GOOD BOYS TO
w work At uni rDI'a name ulnkius Apply ~
40 Hester M, up stairs mL.2 .tliI
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WANTED-5O GIRLS TO MAKE WOVEN
w tape skirts None hut ,vp,u,B.oi huud. need
apply II 30 Broadway up stirs, IN the rear Of uc
BIIi.ug. ~
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TIE srNnAY MrNcLRY

II ii l. 4 Il Il J. SITION
Il Fpt A.
HONEST NEWSPAPER
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ahen Street W. E' hnfch, brl"teh itlV-
tngton and Delaney, Preaching Tomorrow at
10Y A. n, by Rev. DANIEL WISE, u. D.; at 3
y M by Rev, JOHN ELLIS; Mt 7 r. NJ, ly the
pastor, tie Rev. SAMUEL II. SMITH. 81
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ubNNH NEllNl, Al'l k-OiflIE "a
u BfuniwUy-lulNc Administrator Sale ~ hrni-
r, &c, on Saturday, arch 90, 1902 NJ 10 ain, nj
90 Pearl NJ, consisting ot wardrnhus, marble top
bureaus, waNlstHuds tables, sofas, tets-n-tetoa,
lounges, velvet and tapestry csrpctinRs, curtains
chairs, uil cloths, French hestoads, kitchen Glrn-
tlrc, &c. s. Y. ri ssELL, Pub. Admir-. 1O9
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pose hill SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
iNui lith n aud s'h uyc.-Open daily, from h. 4
Z. NJ. Wednesdays and saturdays until p. m.
4 x per yeit Interest CON Rl sums ui $500 and I'M
der Interest allowed from tho III of April TIIOs.
ChnlSfH, President. RICHARD II BILL. sr.y.
NH ~ 34sp'lyT
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NILANIEp-A NAN AND WIN no Won

w around q small hotel iu Brooklyn. tie, must
come well rncumm. udcd from theIr ist p,or rs ro-
CARDS honesty sul suuricty, the nnu must u'.lpr-
stand tie care o' garden AZ well as horse, the wife
must he good cook, aud w..'iu I. make tl,u-
solves generally useful. Apply 10 l.. VOORHEES,
Court II, brooklyn. iuA.z 8'Ith
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bet Bsuomv amt e.aucry.-.The Rev l. DAVIES,
Of Carbonate, wall pua n at tb.s church Tomorrow,
sunday, March %. serNicosa and n Z NJ The
public are cordially invited. Serts free ID
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DAwYnNoRERs sNLE : nENjNMIN

TRANSFORMERS SALE - BENJAMIN
l. WEAVER, VIII, on Tuesday, tho gbth of March,
ut o'clock, nj 80 Spring IT, general assortment ~
men and womci's wearing apparel, quita, sheets,
blankets, AMI lots Of other articles too numerous to
mention, being pledged one wear aud upwards. By
order oiCIIAS. CInIlrP, $50 springHt. mh22 8'lBs
- 4 J. BOGART, AUCT., WILL SELL
- this day, at II o'clock, Mt III East Broadway,
cor. Pike IT., mortgage sale, tina entire firn tirc
mud h0r-ro' m hNtures n the hotel called the Eat
Bro1,lwny House mirrors, paintings, sc. HIGH
KELLY Attorney for Mortgage. ill
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barnum's Museum IL free ON Sunday eve
ming, Tor the moral lectures Of Rev. Hr. Goss
Right IL might" Ia the subject tomorrow evening
seyeral topics handed in last Sunday evening will
oe also discussed. Doors open nj o'clock. %
Christian IsrRelites-J. L.. Bishop L. TO
preach tomorrow, at ~ o'clock, at the Sanctuary,
5vo fHs' ~, on "lsraefs Redemption, the Second
Coming Of Christ, the Millennium" &c. Seats free.
Free Mission Church, corner Madison and
S0uVerneur hts under care Of Rev. DR.. HARDEN
pEh4h-horning services at ION O'Clock. The
hev' T. w. CHAMBERS, d, D., may be expected
70 preach tomorrow evening. Services at IN o'clk
~ are cordially invited to attend, ~ o.
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HOTEL AND COTTAGES To LEASE
Low N,nts-Hotsl Ina Bowery, store, Basement,
tnd 80 ruums house At Surkville, IL rooms, shada
trees anu garden S22h year; cottage IN South Brook
iyn, rooms, 8 month--immcdinte possession ak
Apply 20 Columbia st, Brooklyn, near Fulton fcrTy.
nh22 b't3T
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-31

How MoRTERs ARE FmED.--Thc operation Of
firing mortars is interesting and rather stunning.
The charge is from 10 to 22 lbs. The shell is Is
inches in diameter, and weighs $50 pounds For
IL familiar illustration, 1t is about the size of
large soup plate, SO our readers may imagine,
when they sit down to dinner, tho emotions they
would experience If they happened to see IL bali
Of iron of those dimensions coming ut the rate OF
1000 miles minute. The boat is m0orsd along
side the shore so as to Withstand the shock firmly,
and the men go ashore when the mortar Is to be
fired. A pull Of the string then does the work,
aud the whole vicinity is shaken with concussion
The report is deafening, and the most enthusias'
tic person gets enough of it in one or two
discharges. There is no sound from the Shell
at this point of observation, and no indication to
mark the course OF its taking, but in a few seconds
the attentive observer, with good glass, will
see the smoke that follows the explosion, and
then the report comes back with dull boom.
If it has done execution, tho enemy may be seen
carrying OFF their killed and wounded.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-31

A. SIDNEY JoHNsToN.--Jef Davis, in u mes
sage to the Rebel Congress, exults over the vie
tory (?) of the Confederatcs at Shelah, and then
aludes to the death of General A. Sidney Johns
ton as follows:
But an All-wise Creator has been pleased, while
vouchsafng to us His countenance in battle, to
aflct us with severe dispensation to which we
must bow in humble submission. The last long,
lingering hope has disappeared, and it is but too
true General Albert Sidney Johnston is no more
The tale Of his death is simply narrated in dis
patch from Col. Wm Preston III the following
words:
"Gen. Johnston fell yesterday (7th ApriD at
q o'clock while leading successful charge,
turning the enemy s right, and gaining brill liant
victory A MIME ball cut the artery of his leg,
but he rode on until from the loss of blood he
fell exhausted, and died without pain in few
moments. His body has been intrusted to me by
General Beauregard, to be taken to New Orleans,
and remain until directions are received from his
family"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-31

ALI Bur THE PEwrER.-When Daniel O'Coa-
nell was cross-eXamning an Irish witness, the
latter said that three Of them had drank pint
mug of whisky.
"An did you drink amy yersilf?' said the
great ad vocate, assuming the Irish brogue.
"Faith and dhrank me share"
"Now," said OCOnnell. rising majcstically-
his object was to prove that the witness had been
drunk ut tho time" Now on your oath, sworn
on this cross, answer tho truth, dye mind, ,Oas
not your share all but the peDter 2'
The witness was cOnfounded under the search
ing gaze Of the great lawyer, and though il
afterwards appeared that he had been altogether
SOBER the poor fellow confessed that he had
drank all but the pewter"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-31
TRINITY JOURNAL.
Weaverville, Saturday, May 81, 1862.

AN IYoIDENr-T. II. Squire, Surgeon S9th
New York Volunteers, in private letter from
Roanoke Island, thus mentions a most affecting
incident:
The daughter of DR.. Cutler, 2lst Massachusetts,
of whom have spoken in previous letter, died
few days ago at Newburn, of typhoid fever
Her remains were brought back to this island,
and buried to-day. Who will write her epitaph
in behtting verse? She was the friend of the
sick and wounded soldier; educated, accomplish
ed. young, beautiful afeconate. patriotic, pious,
self-sacrifcng. In her death in the van of the
army, woman pure aud lovely has been laid
as victim upon the altar OF Liberty. She
died away from home father whom she loved
stood by her, but his duty to the wounded soldiers
prevented him from accompanying her remains
to their temporary resting place on this beautiful
island Sacred be the spot where her remains
now lie! Ye winds that whisper in the pines,
breathe her requiem! le grapes and mstle-
toes that climb upon the trees and droop from
overhanging boughs bend down and kiss her
lonely grave! Bay, myrtle and magnolia, distill
your fragrance around the tomb ; in life her gen
lie virtues breathed like perfume! Dear girl
would that had power to hand thy name down
to all coming time!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-31
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tween 4th and 5th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-31

A NARROW ESCAPE FROM THE REBELs.-An
episode of the siege of Yorktown is related by q
correspondent of the New York Evening Post
Gen Porter went up in balloon at o'clock in
the morning, and when about one hundred fee
above the ground, the rope anchorng the bal
loon broke, and the General sailed Off southwes-
terly towards Richmond. lie was alone, but had
sufficient calmness to pull the valve rope, and
gradually descended, reaching the ground in
safety about three miles from camp.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-31
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-31

IlURDY GURDIEs.-These institutions appear to
be fiOurshing in the mountain districts. a wri-
ter to the Nevada Journal says "Thcse IIurdy
Gurdy girls are the greatest nuisance that ever
came into the mines. They have been styled the
miners pets, but think they will prove them
selves to be the miners pests Last summer they
took out of this place-where there are only
some forty five or fifty nhabitants-somewher
in the neighborhood of 5 900 and some of those
who spent their earnings with them had to ask
credit for their winters provisions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-31

SHIRLEY BRooKs, the author, writes from Lon
don to a friend in Cincinnati
Whenever you have an opportunity, assure
your countrymen, on the authority of one who
knows his countrymen well, that our hearts are
with America in this her fiery trial. and that
those who try to propagate belief that England
regards her with aught but sympathy. deserve
fate like that recently awarded to Captain Cor
donu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-31
In the Brown FurrOv.

From morn till night in the valley field,
Young Charlie turns up the burrows brown
Whistling behind his bonnie bays,
Turning the sere gray stubbles down.
What thoughts beneath that wide straw hat
To make his bright eyes twinkle SO (?
To curve his red lip in q smile,
And make that bronze cheeks pretty glow
He knows when the stubble field has borne
A golden freight on its teeming breast,
lie may take to his home by the wand-lke brook,
A bird behtting his lowly nest /;
For Mary has said, when the corn is ripo
And the orchards drop their yellow store,
And the ripe nuts fall, .she will give her hand,
And the heart she never gave before.
Once q week In her true little palm
He lays oil his earnings, precious store
And bending their young heads down, they count
Hers added to 1t DER and DER.
Oh the look of love in her nut brown eyes!
Oh the winsome grace in her nut brown curls
No wonder his tread in the furrow is light,
For he bears in his bosom the richest OF pearls!
There's winding path beside messy logs,
Aud hills and holows and fern crowned bank,
Aud low rill's gurgle, whose way is marked
BY plumy willows, with green growth rank;
And there 'mong the oaks, in the cottage low,
With wild vines making its gray walls green
After sowing and reaping, will Charlie the king,
Bear homo to his most his glad hearts queen.