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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07
ya,UE ALEXANDRA PAVILION,

Y1,HE ALEXANDRA PAVILION,
d (Oppp,e the Academy Of Mrsic, it'' -
CONTINUED OVATION Of CROWDED AUDIENCES
TO THE GREATEST IiffODROMAIlC ESTABLISH
MEAT IL TIE WORLD
Owe COsIlNbOb5 SUCCESS. -
NOVELTY IN hOIELIl. MARVEL on MAEgbL.
EguEsfHiAS, GiMEAsflC, ard ACNobA4IC.
Me- her Pains trenie ere spared w srrlrs - -,
An ELECTRIC SUCCESSION Or tRrAf ANTlStS IN
THIS WJSDRD rs COMBlhAiiOS, -
THIS AND EVERY AfTiR.OON AID ENEaIhU,
Nos, Aets, Ar...is row Atricuons
YOUNG NlCOLO iOUSo AILOLO.
tho ss'oua Ing Chic Aris' tie Grlce -ryke icrorser'
tbs ll.rep pa sId elegant living cn5oti4cai 81 ,s.y
All sireus'l, ~ tie un. qy.ro.c..-y 30 Ict o:
~ hplLbtROsJtTlDs
.r EArOS STONE
The Bigcbacksl Rider q the n'e
NIB SOPHIE f'GRlSc
tho marvel Of LAZY hquesirisns,
THE ARABS. IiiE Arabs
IfiE BEDOUTN CHILDREN or TIE DESERT,
whose astouniin. teas defy GescT. pioa.
H. SAGRlNO lihe great uAssrl win hs t9adeiiui ''ie@
rrl isucfg horses MECCA rt FltiOhlA
Iierr worne and Son Brothers Iairen POT Poker NJ
Jac, Cook hc model refined a.i elegant Jester aud fhoso-
rher ss and wisdom without vulssrty In conbi-
Ion vi "a Star Artist. fcrior1il AicTns q ,;
Evening a. Admission lAeuoonl 10 al pai' o. lie laY,
ion .. CAl.Icn a. cent? Fss-ins; lditsoa - AID
- c-liA -
10 rche.ial. and VIII b rrolaceton
THURSDAY
. higroirEna,lc spcsiac,e entitled -
IIf' DEATH Of BLACK Epssi
On luRPlNS RIDE ~ aEN-fCAN
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ONE to SIX BOXES of "wINCHEsTER'

nNE e. SIX BOXES Of "WlNCNESIth"
~ slF,lf.C PILL" UlA rfrarrflig cure try c-ss %
c,.s.l,Itfinsf fsly or n.hty 400 r'LR EsNAfsp,
si,s resa. nom fsfsrci0. 90 iIe'isoj md wii b
..IA.sss-s ,rnei.l.y o. TIA Ur,aa,v orggrl
PROFESSIONAL OPISIOSs.-"I have usod your sFt'
c,,e r.Ll IN nay csc, q s'rnl2'rA'i tad with lhe
"a, ,J... .s,.p"-J. nLEos sANDll,, 81. D., IL D.,
Brsiiy-.
",b.,ncrs iPseiae 81 any medicine c'n bs ihavc
cured vefy severe With toa ak 10 rs DosLs'--B
Kgnn, 81 H.. ~ Rcgofory ef Mcs. Seseae' Nee lo'k.
FEn5ONAL-sfr. Wfeciofey Ia WORTHY o. All cosri'
pAcE sud dosois h,ef clArsIifie-y 20 tlcf- ifopna'
tl.7 D. MrrsA,h Rear H. H., III. H., I~srf'en Asdeil
Cofeiie ksr Iorh.
Tho SPECIFIC FILL 10 no, Homeopathic remedy. nor
so,. II contain Mercury Ion CluiAlls, - any uiiou,
nsfdent rdco! 81 per boz hoIes fnher cfdsfed AZ
crJ ~ - sent ~ NAL. Sod who.c-as aid fetal. "
j. WIsCnESIEh. No " John,i. +. I.
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NOTICE to ST0CKHOLDERS.-Pu
IN 70 section II Of tic Mining Laws Of Tie state Of Mich
f..n the following shares OF sock IL Tbs FLINT STEEL
KlyER MiNING COMPANY" forfeited ior non payment
q le,snen,) wi be sod a. pao ASeten by oyer oftte
p-eeto-s e. tic office Of the sc-r1ry No 40 NasstGtt
EeS.verk WEDNESDAY,, tae &th day Of November, at
Edward Pade,fori SO shares d. C. Kenyon, % ,hsre,
Geo L. SHAW shores HlcA ". Mercer, 70. shares W IL
Bank. admins Of VI, Ana Gilbert = shares Merry
10 shairs Frederic taylor - shares John " Lewis 20
ah,r~s FAoch { Robots share. John W, Arters %
slres Chsr.e Pact - asre, D. Iaies 30 shs.es ia
D. Town send % shares Geo. W. hud'ton 30 shares Alex
T. Osborn 20 shares jsues Seek shares Edwin Dean p
r. Brown 10 sAs.e ". Il. lTosn 20 s - James Han
q s.e,; Jane, L. Nsers. s. shares Nm heItnsen =
a. - Milton Mason - shares. nAn baIber Co, 10
chaos Jacob Hart shares Richard light - thtIes n
Il Field % shares Soplie White, shTet o NysH -
cAarCs Francis c. HEAD e jo-cpa Ncsin y shares
l. Cuyler s0shsIes Clare, b. Cos, - ahssss ylaon ~
hsr 100 shares 5. y bLI, 100 shares: j. T. bfowu -
si-rc.. K RDbAist@' secretary
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yETINCnESTERo HYpOPHOspnIrES acl

g.IlNCuESIERs HYpOPllOSPIliES act
w promptly and cLErlSLY 70 aA iag Of C0AsunrfiOs.
They imaelIg increase tlr sf>HyM 1ud ds,B tho eor
N de rite io3d They chek Tho nsf sreofs always In
rom ,ra 10 foDfen digi tie aIpef- Is once HEgo,at'
- the patient ,ady game h tho eHy. and tho dp.
cut bfsafirg speedily e.ysd tho snep becomes calm
aud scEeah.as the srocaa'0H. regular and a.Oo1n.
THE HYPOPnOSPHlIE5 should DO used Therefore In
every chase cLaacienled by o! tho following
sympousi Ei'ting Of F.sa, Enlargement " the Gland
CeHsh Los strength iresssirs Pi!sacn, Ei9hs Snedf'
Le5V appe' Re- 40 Ia ,ho ssyefsl stages Of Consumption
in isAna bronchitis. Dylpelna. Ss,Qfuid, 1c
H. woid and especially 10 .vcry where tho fou'n'
pyaiei.n p.ssnDes t0Ae.' ron rnsky eOdt'es' o NC
send or coli ion Circular. .,,,,,
WlSCHESrEE's GENUINE PREPARAIioN
IS THE ONL Reliable FORM OF tho liypophofpmt,a
Pucra.-n aud 6ounce pint bottles, ana y ea W.
tsotserso my JIe sinals signature on tLe dsPe' wv
Llbti ~ dfccfiJnS. ,, IN,
Sold by respectable Druggists, and wholesale ana ne
tail At he soe GeneI Depot Ia tho CHiIod oa'es " -
WINCHESTER, M. G Johusi., N Y
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-. BLyecssE, Anelionoer.


4 J. pLsr-xra, Ar.uoaref.
hFSIRAbLE SEVENTH WARD PROP
IL FRTY.-A J. BLEFCaEl. sos g. Co.. WI .. At
len o. TIL RsnA1 OCT a. ~ D. ocl1ts. q; lie IL
chanso saicsr 10. ~ Iroaiuay 90 Mtisoa ~, &c
fslg AID o. 10 lr' 4 HOUSE sll LOT Ealwu tc l1,
Sc 1trf' ut'h rfsafol tfA 90 l'hl scn.
ESQ. iir s.ofy, f'aC end pa urni prcs hoDs a4 ~
3 IL near Isasi. $3.50 lln o.s .;F' each
The h0uss h. 4Yci or4sl wih 81 tie flolra improve
fui rented Cd tie 10 r Nay. Asfis iacf4
Mas, Lr a. No. u te.artt
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V'HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

GOVT ASD RHEUMATISM
AL slisrep rom a.. above com ains other u ~ =, or
f.Y. 4. nl.nt afe aifl,~d o utc LLAiFs ootf AND
ItpItqlC PILLS They cen hs re- led lp0g the mos.
and e,ers remedy offered 20 tho public. and have
been 1uifofay usod Ia Elfope 10. many yAS ~itA TIE
Q-satcsf surcsti. -
Pfspsfed Dy PROUT HtnSANr No. ~ strand Lon
doa NJ aud snd tod W their Agents, WILLIS Co.
tattii. e., Sev-ioit
Irr Maety. Conmao uers have authorized tho name ari
sldrcss o. THOMAS FkVUr 2J strand, London to Do
psc,t upoa no ooyeGnmri at4mp affixed - each Boa Of
ID .euu .u- uicil ne.
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VALUABLE COLLECTION Of PAINT
ItOA ~ ENiatt4 Dia,iLDutf hEllSlS
ny D. w. W., Co "a 1hL.tobAf. oei a. }
oc5ck q. a.. Lsg,y Calsdrs. N1t.s hi,a-~sy. ID ca
nr attention q C.a.D.t.la.. --l.r-f' 40 mo a..
vilr b. bt. g. 81, sole usll Simply rate ih.i ~ col
- been made b. every -ssc ill - "a iArit
selves rrltrn n twisted fs'r, "lete i.riih
Toe f1l lrr.tl-l~d fciirrr a DufsfiipT fr 10 l
ion Of Paintings 70 Lc hsrt cass Az lafsip-fss L'rlt
specimen o. ttr st- nly b. .Iy AL o. aos thsf 4olfrs
al tc psrcalr sitl' a Gf9 4 fae .is l 1ti ltilsy
La.4f,srs Fis1ir Oras. fft Maine suA lie, o., u
l-! .c.lss BEING DO Iicse4oo o. ne Ns.- ''-'' A'-
V44lii.f. ..... ,.....,r.
wi-I f.uIrd y e lfinf stfic'lls ID to ite W.
I'oters collection a. pas'lsof i.'nfcs in 40 o1 10
eil4tD .aglI lIIIE by IKL. ~, q. j 81 lf zee ~
IrrHr ifftfr ff4rul Hf
ps .4.h CD Wetb Meyer sos bss.asl
HulufI, tI.N-t-.n' t'ii-'f
liol be- Pot. Hfrsnfi
H,tu.t A1ydsa. Ad'sE.
lfiffrIr1, Bow r. Loon.
20 E-art-se Halo, D. nlrf,
Orssscaay. 4. BecksG 10 .rhal.
NeyUarll, bfullf ..'imess'
Wfrff- fiarm. Josrr.
I..,.srl IIr'u. ttAfff
Ie .rtiea Z. now o. .kl1r srd csitasl~, rssdy ~
delivery fon a. - - p a., en'h .sir csialesl -. WI
BE- forwarded by a g. Dse ads arrueat 10 thal tlttl
A1ctionesTs office. Noe. is md ~ bfosdwuy.
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GEO. CURiSTYs MINSiRELS.
~ Us BnChDWAK. 5'5
Opposite ths nltTogolfsn " t'l -
NOEDhT tsESlrO. Oct ?, sid Esnat rlOhi'
Ths wof.l.,ala.I 4thi9plsa com, l.li,
GEOKGE CuEiSff,
Supported ~ coupsny c. the brsl aiEs re pfcs'on
vii g,c,r In De .11u ns new I'D % fat t,' pa1el ~;
MP .EW SERVANT iol.G Efuts LAh.l ~.
RICO SOLOS BANJO SOLOS MISSISSIPPI FL.sD'
TnF CDA-CA!ll3 on \ LAhh.
PTTrR rlP1s; on The lAs AsoUI CoSg.
Door. oprA 6ii 70 commence ~ u oelocA ickeS -
cent. Orchc siTA C.-lst, - c,L-, Fsissc hores -
1--f- --sr r., - 80 -. =
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NHICAGO AM ALTON RALROAD 90.

~ INCOME BOND COUPONS.-T!s amount Of the cou-
pas due OCTOBER on the Income bouds o. tho Chicago
AID Alton Rsroad Co has been placed % tie SRI; 4 &c
ioiirs and VIII b. paid 10 Ao present. ora
SeYt a 1914 =. 5. AOBhlNS sOs.
No "a WI AN 81
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ERIE RAILWAY let \ BILE.
~ TIMETABLE Of TRAINS.
rpcr Ycor cF cHs1Bgns ST, NV YORK:
Tain No. 2i--I o'clock stops a Fair Gfo aEdA
Tram No. s-5 m stops sl sex Ogounds
Trliu No. $40 IN steps At ksr Grounds
Ta.n Nc. 2J-ll.l5 5 n stops u fsir Ground
Tram Nc. IL p D.; stop, 81 Fsir Gtoan-s
kETURsIAG 10 NEg YORK.
Train Ne. lf-Lcsv-s toir Crowds ~ 5.is p ~.
Tr.in No. 3s--Lssyss Fair Grounds a, ass p r..
Ex.rs Train-Nii ssye Fair Grounds at about q a., N
rIetlatcy After ss. race.
Train No. i2-Loayc Paterson staten a. 10 - p N.
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Daslrt u. rrHprlg, A--lsarsI
" s. MARsllAl- SALE.
-. Nv HrrnFT~I IOEEs c.
virtue q ~rs q vssonl rs e. re cifeeisd 1.d
af.4rrftI w 81 Tar o. Go l.A tsT ~ Dcif
bss l01 Il I! e. orb sstho Salrgn Naval firre'ad hfoes
" .b.i for h14dfcd I'D NY asif,l' ItlphNNS -
~. G Io.l noe. MURRAY. T.. 3 ntrsil
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Enantial.

EARM MORTGAGE BONDS,
Issued 10 tho
RACINE AND MISSISSIPPI,
La CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE AND HORIZON,
MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI
RAILROADS.
RAILROAD SECURITIES Of every description.
STATE, CITY, AND
COUNTY BONDS PURCHASED.
Appyto
GEORGE c. DUNBAR,
No. 81 Wiliamrst
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Groceries an> i]rouioioT5.

DEST ST. LOUIS FLOUR. .,,,,.
r,y,sv 60 po,t1 'rroyica Mlls iee'eie, = WIZ
more spaniel bnnd' AMI o;lot superior f'i' ''' '
rinr or fannie nee regularly conssied 20 =. 81, -.
i"s v pAIfRljoE, WELLS " Co., No ~ f'oi1tt.
VOHN DWIGHT ~ Co, ,.
- No Al oLD-SLlP, NETWORK,
Manufacturers OF
sAJTRATUS, SufkK-Chkb. OF SODA NC,
I'd sae AGENTS in tbs Gay of hev.fotk Tor
PROF.. FBEs. n. hORSfORUS
CREAM or TARTAR SUBSTITUTE.
Thl, Substitute IL simple Phosphate, aud collaaehothl
bt wLat loaud ia bereaA aud IL CON, wheat @a o'Le
,e,e,ls and Is therefore highly nutritious.
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VEyANTED--A Second Hand COUPE CAR
w EiA0E. Address, with lowest PRO-. A.,
". u, MCLEAN. No. w Chatham En- ~ L.
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limited STATES IN iLhN AL hEs IN ".
4 vIIru COLLECTION DISTRICT STATE Of New.
IN co,,,r,inx Tie Nh and NJ 18th Nads o. tie Cy o.
I,syok -NOilCE Is hereby given, that the Lists Of Val
az Ac 20 provide internal Revenue " support Tire 1ov
and pay interest on the Public ID, h sprrovsiJoiy
an, by the several Assistant Assessors OF said No-cioo
n.ct will remain OF Tor the examination OF ali ptfous
Interested Tor the spac, ftssn igys om tile date heres
AZ my Office oors No IL - ana % Bbs hogsf A'ierhee
between tho hours OF ana soclnck ~. Ard tu,
iatey aitcr the expiration OF the said Is days. Oh VIC
teent day vi Ocsobcs. l5o aud for dcys thefessL
receive aud dcormne all appeals relative to n, Ia
cossiye valuations " enuInersons made and TAKEN ~
said Assistan, Assessors Ali appeals 10 the ~
said must be made in writing aud specify s,.pa "a r.
caase. mater or thing respecting which eoSa
qaes,ed. and state the ground principle % "'S''s "
error complained os. ,,.,,uvNNrp A.s.s.on
| Dated Rev. York October !. t&3
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Gorsro, Carriages, &f.

Il 1900 md Iockaway CsrIrgo, IN perfect or
dr made by john r. Lawrence Col can DO seen at No 50
Broad,.ay A lDo siyernopned Cosch nhfhs. "eas "
40, MACE Also India rubber Cosefs, Collars hatoi' &c
ali Of When " M be- sold much below thoI bctus' vnuo
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Che Cuff.
GREAT RUNNING RACES.

U
REGULAR FALL MEETING ST PATERSON, N j.,
Oct. I, and 8.
FIRST pAY-rhree-yesr Ga stakes, uis heats; hfeea
.ne Post stake two.mic feetsi i've tlssesioei" rufso
FOR ~ three u-ile dash.
SECOND DAYrwoyear old stakes, mile dash; nine -
,sies PlI.e for oil mile het, s"ik fufse fof a
a.. =. miles d.sn Local Stakes, !. milo cAsh
THIRD DAY-Threcyeu Cd States, two nile heats ts9
ents Pun, for al a.es three nia hea;' Euf-e ior AZ
as ?. milo dash VITA s4lor aIre 10 beaten ho.se-.
y B-Ea. ks-y-y f!5.n SaAi4oels e. teE.y ran
rect 20 lie tack, ara return.
~ u. n L f.t. for fas in 'he 'rl.ns
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iue0oina CARDS. Sc.
60 ilJbom il man Concern.

u TSn(v 1e-ios % e.,ts and a stamped envelope 80
eei to yoasscf TO 30. No. C Post oiec, Winchester
y H. Simple Gnd cheap
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"'' = II MA 1lfi' poIS;lM
THURSDAY EVENING. Oet.o, 1853,
EDWIN FORREST.
-, Study EyENISC, Oct 10, 1869,
AS oAMsA
Seats may be secured :. The l,oY Office
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
yVALLACKs
w biz WALLACK..... Proprietor and Munger
ifr LESTER WALLsCn....slase alarsvs
Doors open at a , Gyc5t y, 5l curtain r'e'ata
AMI % drama in five acts sna Hgsri'D'
ROSEDALE;
SCENERY, cosTgMgs;, APPOINTMENTS.
ELLIOT GREY. .'. M. H. LESTER WALLACE
SnLEs MAESi;A a Reformed Con, -, ,o,,,, c,,,,,,
,,nsEdTw IHiiG Z. vi::. JOHN o'lSAHi
bo.dlj ....o. '. .... CHARLES Frsucl
BUsBERaY KoBb..::.";.....MT GEORGE hoLl,AS9
So sG a GnTyFHGHpMi 9y LrBhH
ROMasY ROB q Gipsyj......"....MF JOHN SEF.5ynS
coRPoItAL D4W (ofihe L,nceisj .......:... MIR PoR4
FhknnTS
Eibf Miii Node d Sir HoEY
T3s Sf aI' sr5aK i;G.si::s:r Sat. MANI ~
LADY IbiX GREY ioS.iro 1000,
siRA sikEs ssrvsa Mr JoAI sEIT9J
rrll,iR0sE I:sdy's Mail........N Miss MARY BARnE3
ACT ].
Rcssil'o MaHo. House Wiz park end ground. adjoinnS
Gothic Apartment Ia tie manor house.
ACT
Interior Of Mathew Leigh ro.,ge in the village
NOT 4.
Scene I-Rscep,ion Room IN Roseeae Manor House.
Scene 2-IAe 0ipsy's Dell b. starlight.
ACT S.
scero l-Mrihew Leigh, Cottage.
Scene p in,rroon dtoirinr The -1rseryl'ogy.
Scene Tho Conservatoy osecs's fesooned snd 1ssse
for bln.
ssTed from 3 a. m TO p m.
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.-THE OPERA,
secoSD SUBSTITUTION EIGHT,
THIS cNedneseiy) EVENING, Oct ',Is.
FOR TIE LAST TIME.
Donlxet Grers In three scts OF
EOsER1O DEVEREUX
TIE principal ,hs!ac,t.a ~ -. -
MADAME JO.HrITH MEDORL
NILE HENRIETTA SULZFR
slGNOR FRANCISCO MkZZOLEN,
siGNOH FERDiSaNDO bELLlt.; c-r,r.
CONDTCTOR....... IMAM niANi1AIS
OK FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9-nGoLErro.
F[r., fruserlncs this cease - Or
Mss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
SATURDAY FvvNING, OCTOBER lo--(Ex,.s NisaA)
NM. JOsEEISE MEDOaI,
In Der yea, I'D unl.ysed character o.
NORMA
La active preparation Verb. r rand, opera Of
Which viii Be p-olsced during ass, wees ,.,,,,,
PnlCfS OF ADMISSION As USUAL.
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CIX PER CENT INTEREST.
~ CITIZENS SAVING, Bank. corner OF Bowery and
lsnsst Open every day from TO o. and Monday Wed
nesdsy and Friday EVENINGS from s 10 q
Der made before October 70 win draw interes.
tom Let ias, Bank BOOKS IN English German ard French
GEORGE FOLSOM, President.
SxYn0eR A. Bukcy, Secretary.
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A KMY CLAIMS AND BANKING OFFICE.
IA We collect advance upon and cash OFFICERS &C.
soo3o Pay and BoGDties Of III 3CiiAAOtD SOLDiEHS.
Procure seteLDents Of BACK PAY and BOUNTY Tor The
ken II deceased officers aud soldiers also PENSIONS for
lsYl1Ss and Widows, Holher and Minor Children.
VDkka. kkVWN Co.. No. q fak Place. a. !.
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fI'HIRD.AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
IL Corner 3r5 AZ end LJth.st.
CHARTERED .0S4
six PER CENT iSyENESI ALLOWED
Deposits made before October ~, "i draw L'cfet
hom Oct |.
Back open daily from to s'so Monday, "wednesday
end Saturday Evenings from 70 .. - .,, =, N,
AUGS. Y. LEE Secondary
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NOI!CE.-Notce is hereby given that the
CEHTItiCATE No 70 GA 700 shales issned 70 US by
tie New Transfer geuey oithe Phde phi aud kesd
Eaosa hs nssn LOST and that application has been made
Tor The subsuluti0n OF certificate IN place thereof
A. q. HEaiiSWAI X Co,
No IS Erchango.place.
Newbern progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1863-186?, 1863-02-04
Adventure. of a seoundreis

fellow arrived at ST. John. N. B.. few days
ago, in a vessel. on which he bad sought passage
from Boston. claiming to be a British subject
When the vessel had proceeded some distance to
sea. he revealed himself as deserter from the
Federal army He said that he first enlisted IN
Portland, where his family resides. andreceiv
inc his bounty, he succeeded in having his name
rlaced on the hospital list, and afterwards escap
I'd 10 Boston, where he again enlisted. receiving
. bounty of 1896, and4sanished He imme-
iia.ely hired on board an English steamer and 20
made trip to England and returned. when ne
left the vessel and tried his fortune at another
enlistment. received another bounty, and made
HE exit by this vessel bound to st. John. i
s. THE craft was obliged to enter Portland, " ben
ba ,ef he, to visit his wife and children. but re
tsraed prior to her departure. and arrived with
tha vessel at St John. He said that his family
had and were receiving three dollars per weeE
fs1m the State during his absence, and in case Of
tie ssspension Of this provision. he should send
for them 20 come and reside in his new. found
home The crew were 50 interested IN his ex-
nloits that, upon entering British waters, ne was
adhered and shaved with and iron hoop. aH o.
b;eh he bore with admirable sang fT0id, and
seemed not i'll pleased with the ceremonies fn's1 =
30 basely deserted and robbed
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lEexeansile = ail.rs. n she Unisea ssase..
Ths statistics Of failures for che wear psss. unb
lishcd BIZ the Mercanfile Agency of 8lessfs Il. q.
Dun & Co. Neu York are srecsisesl The main.
Der Of failures in Massachusetts. exclusive 81
Boston. was TT: liabilities 81. .04260O. In Bos.
ton. 120; liabilities $2.0l3.0 900. whole number
sof failures in 1862, EXCLUSIVES Of British North
american Provinces, 1852; Liabilities $22 04q 300
Whole number IN British Provinces 2ss. with
liabilities of $32925e8., sz..ss - 81
The Circular presents the number of failures,
with amount Of liabilities IN each year inclnding
1857 to present date Il appears that the liabili-
ties Of failed concerns in Boston for years 1853,
1859 and 1860 ranged in amount from -. 4.l75.g25
in SO to $4.956,76O in last named year, hnt in
1857 in consequences Of the monetary crisis they
were $4l .0l0 900, And again in 1861. increased
By the rebellion, they rose to $I6.3i7. I6f, and
have fallen during the past year under Influence
of low rate of interest," aud rising market for
merchandise to $2.013.00e. @
Perhaps the most interesting fact exhibited BY
these tables tthe present time that he failures
10 the British Provinces correspond in relative
amount OF liabilities very nearly to those of our
country in each year-being upwards $S, 600 900
in 1857. little over "a 600 600 onsy in each 81
the three following years. hut in 1861 $1,000 900
(about) and the past year little more than
$3000.O00. No better ilsustratioi, could be afford
ed of the intimate business relations of her
Majesty's neighboring colonies with the United
States.-Boston Daily advertiser 81 i -
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ASTRONOMICAL DISCOVERIES N. 1864 -Five
planets and four comets have been discovered
during the past year Mr.. Stafford of Cam.
bridge, Mass, first recognized as planet
FeroniA though it had been seen ia 1860
April 9Th, Mr.. Tuttle of Cambridge discovered
Clytie.r The third planet, not yet named, was
discovered on the 22d of September by DIR.
Peters of Hamilton College Observatory. On
the 25th, Mr.. Parker Of New Y oTlz discovered
the fourth, which is not yet named. On the
22d- of October, Dr. D'Arrest of Copenhagen
discovered Freya. Four of the Eve were dis
covered in this country.
The first comet was discovered by NJ
Schmidt of Athens. Greece. on the I'd Of July.
The second comet was discovered July 18th,
by Mr.. Tuttie. Dr. Druhns OF. Leipsic dscov-
cred one comet on the last day of November
and another on the first day of December
Mr.. Tuttle has made eleven discoveries, a
greater number than has been made by any
living observer. or by any man except Messier,
the French astronomer. Mr.. Tuttle is now
serving in the ranks of a Massachusetts regl-
ment in North Carolina. He is saidt to be as
expert with rifle as with telescope. We
gather the above facts from q Communication
in the Boston Courier. s
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i MARTIAL Law IN MoBILE.-From the way
the Mobile Tribune, talks of the operations Of
Gen. Bragg's martial law in that city, it does
not appear that it is deeply in love with them.
It says: - - 8
aThe sanetity of q private room. we are
told is not secure from Invasion, SO that the
order Of the great Bragg shall be rigidly en-
forced He determines what the citizen shall
drink, when be shall drink, and who shall
give him drink. He should go further, and
say what he shall eat where he shall eat, and
who shall sell it TO him. All this kind Of thing
makes martial law a humbug and a nuisance.
All through this war we have been cursed
with. petty tyranny. 0dious customs have
been thrust upon us, and their non-observance
made criminal or penal, thus making us feel
sill more the realities and hardships of var.
We are weary sofsthese little tyranuies. 1T
is full time that they should have an end, and
we trust that the end is not far off. Military
despotism extended to the mere citizen is the
most odious of 4despotisms, and some of the
ldespots should remember that there are men
who will follow them for years with the deter
laination and vengeance of q Nemesis, fol
wanton encroachments on inalienable rights
4
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8 Four DAYS WITHOUT FooD.-EiF Sheets,
confined in the Beaver Jail. Pa, under sentence
of death, for the murder of John Ansey, ceased
eating ON Saturday. the Goth, at noon, and up to
noon on Christmas day he had tasted nothing
The Tailor became apprehensive that Sheets %.
ject was to starpe. himself TO death, but this he
denied, alleging that he could not eat Avariety
Of food was set before him. but he persistently
refused everything excepting mere taste Of roast
apple He was falling very rapidly and on
Christmas morning physician was called in to
see him. The doctor gave it as his opinion that
death would ensne in forty eight hours, If ne
continued to refuse nouTishment.
About noon on Christmas he was prevailed
upon to take little Cruel. the physicians pro-
hibiting him from taking anything but very
weak diet. and that in the smallest quantity at q
time. If be continues to eat he will soon regain
his health. but if he should take another notion
and abstain for a few days longer, he will not
receive the Offices of an executiener. His death
warrant had not been received. but It was signed
by the government several days since he
appears very despondent and gloomy, and spends
much of his time in reading his Bible. He denies
that he murdered Ansley. but has intimated that
he knew who committed the deed. lie refuses
TO tell who the guilty party is. and hence DIS
denial of guilt makes little or no impression. dls
execution is fixed for the 10th of April next. ass