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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-10
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lSTEIfioESI REFINED ASD rAsnfos.BLs
audiences ever srseD ledt tht cy soud Al.h-
drawn unla the iatcst possible mon-nt
rneday rhursday FRIDAY saturds, evenings vii be
prns'ned tao Beautiful PLAY. entitled
LENfs,
THE FORSh AIKEN.
Transsted from the M1sentha. especially for
Miss bsienAn The original play has attained classic Fu-
ropean celebrity, and fos yong
American t<agsdisnne 10 give uniadng popularity
the transaiantics age
slyere an exquisite scenery ~ NJ. j -. seiwyn
Cs.rss.. nS.e so.posed eIpr,ssy By M ROBERT s'gpsL
lpe ard Wal.m - =
LEAH. the Jewasu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MISS RAJrNAN
anu an nnrivard cast, embracing the OF Mr. y. W.
Maiack, Jr. Mr. Eisir Ada ns Mr.. Burs. Mr. Lsnergan
MT Lamb. Mr. u. Andrews, Mr. Nilaou Mssdzmos Chan.
frau, Skerrctt anc the admirable chorus
DOORS open NJ O'Clock. ommencc NJ quarter % Per-
'ofaance VIII concud l0s O'Clock adrdIng ample ttne
tor cars stages, SC.
Ia consequence of the
GREAT DEMAND ROE aFATs
fh~ public respectfully the book
OPEN FOR any M during the wees.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
IN accordance with previocssy made, Mise
Bateman has kindly Welded her rgh 10 Wet
nerdsy Feb H. IL favor Of the 1on society which
night will give grand fancy tall,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-26
LATEST FROM HAVANA.
TIE French Defeated and Terribly Esr'
raised in Mexico by the Mexicans.

New York, Jan. 24.-By the arrival Of
the British steamship Shelldrake, we have the
following intelligence, dated Havana, Jan. II.
The sugar crop is beginning to make its APP
pearancein market. The crop promises to be
u very large one. The markets here are glut-
ted with northern produce, and sales Of all
articles are made at ruinous prices.
The news from Mexico is of highly inter-
esting and exciting character. The French
communication between Vera Cruz and ORR
zaba has been completely cut off by the Mex
lean guerrillas, and can only be re-estabished
and kept up by having the French post strong
guards all along the routes. The Mexican
guerrillas are in strong force all along the
road, and they worry the French increasingly.
1t is reported that the French have again
been repulSed and driven back from before
Puebla with great loss. The French general
Berthers Van Guard, with force four thou
sand strong, was completely surprised by the
Mexican cavalry, and about 2000 of the
French troops were killed and wounded. Sew
eral French officers were taken by the lasso
and dragged off
Uhe prospects of the French look exceed
ingly bad. They can get no supplies from the
country, and they are surrounded by most
determined enemy, who watch every opportu-
nifty to take Advantage of them. No Frehch
soldier can stray from his camp without being
lassoed and dragged off by some Mexican
guerilla who is on the watch for him.
The small poX in its malignant form has
broken out III Vera Cruz, and a lazaretto is
being built for this class of patients.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-26

FoRT MONROE, Jan. 23. - Commodore
Morris captured one schooner and two sloops
last night, at the mouth Of Carrytuck creek,
near James river. The schooner's cargo was
purchased in Norfolk, and the bills amounted
to 5000, and consisted of gum shelac, quiz
nine, boots, shoes, and a general assortment.
Frederick Lett, a German, was hung at one
O'clock to-day, at fort Wool, on the Rip Raps,
in conformity with the decision of court mar
tial recently held at fort Monroe, and approved
by the president. Lett formerly lived in Bal
timore, but had been employed as teamster
in the army while on the peninsula He shot
a negro about three months ago, in the town
of Hampton Va.
The steamboat john A. Warner, Capt.
Cone, arrived here this afternoon from Wash
ington, loaded with army ambulances.
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coal for Il cruise after the Alabama after per-
forming this duty.
rulsrY-snvENrn c0NGMEss.

SATURDAY, Jan. "a.
Mr. TRuMDuLL offered joint resolution
supplementary to an act to provide for the
imprisonment of those convicted of crime in
the District of Columbia! also, bill relating
to Jurors in the courts of the United States
referred.
Mr.. GRIMES introduced a bill to establish an
office of register of deeds for the District of
Columbia; referred. A resolution directing
the secretary of the navy not to accept the
title to League Island unless congress shall
further direct, was discussed; aud the resolu-
ton was adopted, q against 49,
Mr.. FEssENDEN, from the committee on
finance, reported back the consular diplomatic
appropriation bill. Mr.. DooIlrrLE offered a
resolution, which was adopted, requesting the
secretary Of the treasury to communicate to
the senate any information he may have re-
ceived from commissioners appointed for the
district under the for the collection of taxes
in insurrectionary states and districts.
The bill providing increased clerical force
in the quartermaster-g generals office, was
taken up. The section providing for a solic-
itor and. three auditors was stricken out, and
the bill was so amended as to give four clerks
Of class four, ninety clerks of class one, thir-
ty copyists, and six laborers.
Mr.. FEssENDEN offered an amendment as a
new section, providing that in settling the ac-
counts Of officers for clothing or supplies, the
affidavit Of the officer may be received to show
the loss of vouchers and papers tending to
show that any deficiency was occasioned by
unavoidable accident or loss in actual service,
and such affidavit may be considered as evil
dence to establish the fact with or without
other evidence, as the secretary of war may
deem proper.
Mr.. TRuMBULL offered an amendment to
the amendment, which was rejected On
motion of Mr.. SHERMAN the amendment was
amended so as to restrict its provision to the
commanding officer of a company. The
amendment was then adopted, and the bill
passed.
Mr.. HARLAN introduced bill to establish
the guage of the Pacific Railroad and its
branches; referred to the select committee.
Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-26

SAN Francisco, Jan. A recent report
of the board of underwriters shows that the
losses to the shipping engaged in the coast
wise and fereign trade during the past year
amount to $6,500,000, an extraordinary ex-
cess over former years. The opposition
steamer Moses Taylor is advertised to sail for
Panama on the 1lth of March.
The legislature of Washington territory
has passed an act furnishing persons refusing
to receive legal tender notes at par by impos-
ing fine of from five to ten hundred dollars
and imprisonment for six months The tee-
graph poles are all set from the northern Dor.
der of California to Vancouver, Washington
territory, and the wires will be placed on the
poles in less than three months
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-26

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Mai. Gen. Burn
side was in this city to-day and had an inter-
view with president Lincoln, secretary Stan
ton, and Maj. Gen. Halleck. 1t is generally
believed here that all the reports that any por-
ton of the army of the Potomac has recently
crossed the Rappahannock, are without foun-
dation in fact. A telegram from the army of
the Potomac received to night says that there
is not any thing of Importance to commune
cate.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
Jan. 25.-The Sabbath has been well observed
throughout the entire camp. No business eX-
cept that Of the most necessary character has
been transacted. Nothing Of unusual char
actcr has been observed in the enemy's lines
within the past few days.
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New York. Jan. 25.-The steamer British
Queen from Havana Jan. 18th, Nassau the
goth has arrived. The Bahama Herald of
the 18th announces the arrival of the British
war steamers Galatea from Bermuda, and
Spiteful from Havana, and says, sit is report
ed from highly credible source that the
commodore of the Galatea has received posi-
tive orders to take Admiral Wilkes when and
wherever found, and convey him to Bermuda,
where he is to be detained until further or
ders from England" The British ship We
suvius took a million and half of specie
from Mobile for England. The steamers An
ME Childs and Flora had arrived at Nassau
from England, probably to run the blockade.
The steamers Douglass, Thistle, and Authon-
lea had sailed for Charleston.
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a GOOD CHANCE FOR A DRUG
S..ET.-186 OK. ]
Plantation Bitters !
The Sovereign Remedy for Dvsnensial
THE PUR ST AND MOST EFFECTUALToNIC AND
MORNING APPETIZER THE WORLD HAS
EVER PRODUCED.

This Medicine will not "cute ali Diseases" but is in
tehuedt be a SPECIFIC FOR SrOMAcHIC DRRANGEMENT
And we are confident that any ordinary case Of Dys
pepsa, Liver Complaint, Nervous Affection Sour stom
ach' Loss of Appetite, Nervous Headache, Diarrhea,
Sinking, Weakness, Mental Dependency, &C., can be
cured by the Plantation Bitters
That you NAV judge Of its efficacy we publish list Of
some of the articles used in its preparation:
CALIsAYA BARK-Celebrated for over two hundred
years in the treatment Fever and Ague Dyspepsia
Weakness, &C 1t was introduced into Europe in 1910
and was sold to the Jesus the enormous price ofits
own weight in silver humboldt special mention
OF ITS medicinal qualities in his South American rray-
els IN B-For full description Of this Justly cele.
DRAFTED bark see U. ) Med DsDensatory)
CAscARILLA 3ARK-FOr Darrhea Collie and Diseases
of the Stomach and Bowels.
steal Affections P
CHAMohILE FLowERs--For Enicebed Digestion
LAVENDER FLowERS-Aromatic stmulant and tonic:
nightly lnvigorating in Nervous Debility
NINTERGREEN-FOr Scrofula, Rheumatism &c
ANlsE-An aromatic carmnative, creating flesh mus
Gle and milk much used by mothers nursing.
ALSO Glove buds orange, carraway cOrander. snake.
root, DC, all preserved In perfectly pure
ST. CRO1X RUM
Inc powerful, invgoTatng and tonic properties of st
Cr0iX Rum have been long acknowledged bv the physi
clans OF the world For consumption It the only slim
ulant thatshoud be used.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The steamer Ariel,
from Aspinwall Jan. 10Th, arrived this morn
ing with 100000 in specie. She was con-
voyed by gunboat Connecticut.
Panama dates of. Jan. 18th contain the fol-
lowing The steamer Herman sailed the 18th
for San Francisco with the passengers by the
America. The civil war in New Granada is
ended, Canal having given his adherence to
the liberals The convention has passed &
law taxing tobacco and spirits. No movement
has been taken yet towards rebuilding Aspin-
wall. American gold has declined at Pana-
ma to 2 l-2 per cent. The French fleet were
at Acapulco Jan. Sth; also the steamer Sa-
ranaC.
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nriscellaneous war Matters.

New York, Jan. 24.-Gen. Wool has or
dered all the state militia to report to him. 1t
is said that it is under authority Of the gener-
al government. All the regiments of the ID
division have reported. Some of the regi-
lnents of the LIST division have refused to do
so on the ground that Gov. Seymour is legal
" commander of the forces of the state. Gen
Hall has protested to Gen. Wool against his
action.
BALr1MoRE, Jan. 25.-The steamer Van
derbilt sails from fort Monroe tomorrow af
ternoon to tow the iron clad Weehawken
south. The Vanderbilt has full supply of
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From Novv Orleans.

New York, Jan. 25.-The gunboat Saxon
from New Orleans, January 10th, and Key
West the 18th, has arrived. The New Or
leans papers received contain no news what
ever. The steamer Merrimac was at Key
West with her fans broken. She would be
ready to sail in four days The San Jacinto
arrived at Key West January 9th twas re.
ported at Key West, January 18th, that the
pirate Alabama was off Havana, and had sent
a boat ashore
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-26

NASHVILLE, Jan. 24.-The fleet left yester-
day noon, and last night opposite Bettstown
landing, they were fred into by the rebels,
with three field pieces on the bluff. The gun
boat ST. Clair engaged the enemy, who were
driven into the woods. The feet arrived safe
ly at GAINESVILLE.
Col w. B. Stokes, of the LIST Tennssec cav
airy, in personal difficulty yesterday, at
Murfreesboro, was shot by Capt. Fleming of
the same regiment. His wound is a serious
one Fleming has disappeared.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-STOCKS are strong and higher;
Chicago and Rock Island 955; Chicago, Burlington and
quincy llls; Pacific Mail steamship 90 49, Delaware
and Hudson Canal Co l3l; Cumberland preferred 225
Central Railroad l2Q4; Erie Ralro9d 79s; Erie pre-
erred 06; Hudson River Railroad $50 Harlem Eailroad
3 9;, Missouri sizes 81; MIehgan southern guaranteed
094; Cleveland and Toledo "a; Gacnn aud Chicago IS;
Michigan Central $50 Cleveland Pittsburg II; Iii
nois Central scrip g4 Michigan southern 81; Illinois
coupon bonds 23 American Gold l495 q skies of 81,
registered IS; do coupons, $50; skies year cerf
Gates sb5; $40 Treasury Notes 1925 Demand Notes
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Later fro,n NEW Orleans.

New York, Jan. 25.-New Orleans advices
Of the 9Th say it is reported that the Winona,
one Of our gunboats, has been sunk by the
south battery at Port Hudson. 1t is also re-
ported that Stonewall jackson with 10000
men has reinforced Vicksburg. Nothing from
Galveston to the afternoon of the Sth.
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The Mississippi Flaw Thru h It.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 25.-rhe Herald's Wash
ington dispatch states that information has
been received that the rise in the Mississippi
river has got so high that the stream has
flowed through the canal cut by Gen. Butler
opposite Vicksburg. I'VE hope that this re-
port of the New York Herald will prove to be
trup
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From white River, Arkansas.

CAIRO, Jan. 23-I have just received (5.30
?. NI.,) a telegram from Memphis, Tenn,
from acting rear anmiral d. d. Porter, on
board the United States steamer Black Hawk,
at the mouth of White River, Jan. 20, as fol-
lows We have taken St. Charles, Duval's
Bluff and Dcs Arie, and the light drafts are
over three hundred miles above the mouth of
White River. The DeKalb, lieutenant COM
mander Walker, captured at Duvars Bluff,
two eight-inch guns, with carriages, ammuni-
ton, &C., two hundred field rifles, and three
platform cars, and at Des Arie we captured
thirty-ninc prisoners, and quantity of arms
and ammunition.
II. L. PENNocK, Fleet Capt.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25-Major Gen. Cur
It's has telegraphed to Major Gen. Halleck,
under date of St. Lous, Jan. 24th as fol-
lows =
"Gen. German telcgraphs from DuvalPs
Bluff, dating Jan. 18th, that, aided by three
gunboats, he assembled White river to DuvalPs
Bluff and Des Arc, taking about one hundred
and fifty prisoners, two columbiads, and
about two hundred small arms"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-26

FSEFD.
In Boyston Jan 10, Hattie Louisa, daughter Henry
ami sarah " hite, yrs.
In Milford, Jan 10, Peter White, 80 yrs 10 mos Jan a.
Margaret Sullivan, % yrs; 20th. Jane +, wife of 4
Adams 4 yrsi I'd James Bowker, 81 yrs 2lst, AIDE
lalde. wife of Edwin Russell, 32 yrs
In MenGon. Jan 90, Mary rhayer, Al yrs
In Upton Jan 10, Nathaniel TAFT, IS yrs goth, James
Bouhan, "a yrs
In Poolesve, Md, Jan 20, of typhoid fever, Charles
Knowt9n, of Co a, 18th Reg II V, formerly Of Mail
boro, II
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
Y the subscriber has been duly appointed Admins
traitor of the Estate Of GEORGE W. BURN HAM, late
Smithed, Rhode Island, deceased tate and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds the
directs All persons having demands upon the estate
said deceased repaired to exhibit the same; all
indebted to said estate called upon to make
payment to JASON l.. CAltlL.
Montague Jan. H. 1863 d3w Jazz
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w ANTED Boy about sixteen years
ofage, to learn the iewelry business Nore with
but unquestonable reference need apply.
dJ9 diff CIIAS q. COLAiAN
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SITUATION WANTED-By capable
- girl, to do general hOusework. Ap6ly at patrick
Murphy's Winter street.
Ja23 dst* MARY JANE LISTER.
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t-.;f FOh % LF--I he beautiful man.
EfI sion situated Catherine street. formerly owned
and occupied by JOSEPH T. HALE. The above
was but by Mr. ale, for his special use ana has all
me modern improvements II is situated on a beautiful
elevation and oyerlOuks the whole ctv II has a dnc
stable attached and has about one acre OF lard well
soyerea win fut and shade trees aud rounded by
& on ali sides more desirah residence fur sale
quire Of CHARLES g. PRATT, Worueslcr or OF the
my2l ar JNNi. A FgtSfirrsoN
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S. T.-l8 Oh !

Another wonderful ingredient of Brazilian origin I'm
parting beauty to the complexion and brlancy 10 the
mind, is yet unknown tile commerce of tbe world and
we withhold its name for the present
Or W A. Chllds, surgeon of the Tenth Vermont Regi-
ment writes: 81 wish every soldier had bottle of Plan.
tatlon Bters Ihoy are the most effective perfect ami
The following rom the ia nous hotel propretors of
Washington:
WAsHGNGToG, d. G., Nov. 4, 1862.
Messrs. p. II. DRAKE 81 Co. Please send us twelve
dozen Plantation Btters. They much liked By the
guests OF our house. spectiullv yours,
SYKES CHADWICK q co,
rroprietors WIllards Hotel
Such is the language reaching us daily. No article
ever had an equal sale Under circumstances will the
pure standard Of the materials used be departed from
These Bttefs are sold by all the principal druggists
gfoceTs hotels and restaurants Be sure each bottle
bears tile fac smtle Of the prOprictOrs' signature
p. II. DRAKE n CO.
202 Broadway, New York
eester deop&weOwis6IB MIG
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lleGu AObertisrmrnfs.

Nj ORTGAGEE'S SALE or A GEN
4yA TEEL RESIDENCE AT AUCTION ON PLEAS
ANT STREET, WORCESTER BY virtue of a power
Of sale contained in Mortgage Deed given to me by
VIM b. Taber dated the eighteenth day OF March, A.
D. 1853, and recorded in the Registry of Deeds wor-
eester county, Book 607 Page All
The conditions of said Mortgage having been broken,
shan IN pursuance of the power given me in said Deed.
and rs an tuey tor the Aortgagor sell the premises
described referred to in said mortgage decd Public
Auction, the premises, in Worcester, SATURDAY,
The twentyethth day OF February next. at 10 NJ, to
the highest bidder, subject TO two mortgages, viz
to worcester County Institution for Savings of Two
Thousand Dollars; and of Fourteen Hundred Dol
lars, to Isaac Davis
The premises consist Of the genteel and desirable resi-
dence NO w Pleasant street, occupied by VIM. b.
Taber Said house is built in the most thorough man
ner, with most of the modern impro vemcnts The
contains about $500 feet. with a wide frontage on
Pleasant street Il G. PARTRIDGE. MOrtpapee.
Worcester January rs, 1863. dSM
FFHE MISSES WHITNEY will COM
n mence. February 10th, the fist quarter Of the
Spring Term of their FAMILY boarding. AND DAY
SCHOOL, for Young Ladies and Misses al No 8 Main
street, Worcester.
Their course of Study embraces all the Elementary
and Higher English Brances with the Latin, French,
German and Italian Languages. Music and Drawing,
For terms, etc address S above.
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MAR REED.


In Stafford Springs Ct, Jan 22 Henry Lord of spen
Ger, to Emily j Chandler.
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A UCTTON SALE OFREAL ESTATF
Rta[ @etats.

f4ss.1 FOR SALE-A FARM. situated
iii ~ tho southerly part Of Holden yo miles from
ssh.the centre and 81 miles from Worcester former
" owned Dy tue late Moses Rogers Said Farm contains
81 acres OF La32 saitaby divided into Moving Iilape
ana Pasturage viii about twenty acres OF Wood; with
good orchard OF Grated Fgi convenient Build.
ligs on the same Price one thousand dollars one half
o. the purchase money mag remain on mortgage For
iurther particulars enquire OF HORACE H. AMEs Of
Worcester, or Of the subscriber, In Holden
Holden, Jan. 10, 1868 deop&WfT is56
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WILLIAMS & ORVTS' SEWING
W MACHINES, at JoHNsoN's. No. 3 Harrington
Noi"ei' w ''o4is' at au7
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SOr naie ar 40 ~
NOR SAFE Or M IEI-A rnrr de.

NVIN oHI4b On 10 II IA very de-
- sirabe Cottage House. with static ami about 1000
Iect OF land on which Is choice vhrty pcar Appo
and Cherry Trees, Grape Vines, R8spbcrre &c ,Gc
Terms easy Rent of House SIPS per year For pnrtc
uars call on the subscriber Foster street asenper
station. 'S'e~'
d24 dtf q ryEp
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WANTEH--A man and his wife to take
charge of the pauper establishment I'm this town
or one year from the rst Ct April next Proposals viii
be received by the subscribers until February I7h gga
Good reference will he renuired '' '''"' ''''-
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'YO WOOL SORTERS A few good
"A workmen wanted by the Burlin ton Wooden Com.
pany at WinoOski Fails, Vt.
dSl dtt F. c. KENNEDY, see'y.
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1for Sale.

pIANO FORTE FOR SALE.-One
7octave Piano Forte for sale very cheap; warrant.
ed perfect Instrument in every respcct also one Me
lOdeOn. Inquire OF LUIIUS NJ EIkIFIELD. Teacher
OF Music, 81 Chandler street. DIFF Mi
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M ANIED-SEcoND HAND FURNI
rURE-Fof whicn the highes, cssh price viii be
sHu, fsrs9ns hresslng up housekeeping and wishing to
dispose OF their goods for cash. without the trouble III an
sucu9q sale wonld do well to leave their orders at H.
LAdSOh q co. Auction and Commission Store. Cg s8
and ~ Main street. which will promptly attended To-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS another column DIT mhl3