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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-04
Fer the Soldiers.

J0Sepn LacRey deserted from the lnlOn
service, was captured and sentenced 70 he
shot, and while awaiting execution escaped
into Canada. A reward was offered for his
capture, which induced Mr.. Duclos of st.
Adams TO cross the line and make bold
attempt OF carrying Lackey back with him.
He got him drunk, and had taken him with
in 50 rods of the province line, when party
OF Canadians and secesh who had smelt a
rat, overlook him, and released the deSerter.
Hon. David Crawford of Putnev, raised
mis- wear from meriuo buck. fleece If
wcol, the growth of IA months, that weighed
- pounds and sold for ST..
We learn that Mr.. L. ID. Brainerd of St
Adams died yesterday of small pox. As re-
lated to us. that disease has been some time
in Mr.. Brainerd's family, attacking one and
another of his chdlen but the public gen.
orally were not aware of it, and care was
taken to prevent any spread in the contagion
The children are all recoyering-Fre Press
27M.
Ludlow boasts of having filed her quota
.-onnsistiug of one able-hodied man.
The sword of Ethan Allen was in the pos
session Of his daugh cr-in-law who died re
Gently at Lamont Michigan. The state MS
torical society are going to try and secure it.
Il gang Of men who have been stealing
horses in Maine ard running them into YER
mont to sell, and on their return taking to
+ Maine horses stolen in Vermont, have been
arrested.
\ large block of stores i'll Mortified, &C.
cupied by 4. +. Brannan and others, was
destroyed by fire on Wednesday evening.
Halt dozen men have been arrested II
Rutland for carrying on a systematic course
of tniev wing. About $1,000 worth of goods
of every sort, from cheese to hoop skirts
were recovered.
Norman Sawyer, while driving over 1
crossii near White River Junction a few
DAYS since was struck by train and hi
horse instantly killed, his wagon smashed ,e
pieces, and himself seriously if not fatal,
injured.
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New Advertisements.

To Business Men-Thomas Fleetwood.
10 Observation-Disclosures Hill.
Constable Notice-J. G. Bowker.
Settlement Notice-John Stevens est.
do do H. P. Allard's est
do do Lydia c. Shedd's est
do do Samson Woods est.
Commissioners No,ice-H Daggett's est
do do S. S. Burnham's est
Application for license-H, Daggett's est
Aucton-G Gardner Wheeler.
Farm at Auction-John McGil.
List of Letters-E. Hall.
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ev thus eXprntirl.

he$csred. T. the town clerk be instructed
to tn': sh u Of these resolutions II TIE
pres with = IT,. est that all the I"p-:S in
the State puhl>1 The same
st. IohnstuGy, Nov. 10, 1863.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-04
The Entire Swine.

\. 5. Miller of Ryegate has killed pig
eight months and eight DAYS old, that wei gh-
I'd $40 ib>. The breed was a cross between
' the Chester and Suffolk.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-04

cLoAKs!!
THE LATEST STYLES OF CLOAKS
Just received at E. McDOUGALL'S.
St. Johnsbury, Nov. p, 1853 14:16
II A l. l. & II | G Ct | y S
Would say to all who have unsettled accounts
with them that unless they settle the same be-
FIRE the 10th of January 1864 they will be oblig-
ed to settle the same Aith attorney
St. Johnsbury. Nov. %. 1853. 4.1G
RECTOR q. EEAZY,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. will prose-
cute all war claims, and oh ain pensions. boun-
ties and back pay. Office in Champion x Nichols
Block Merchants Row. RUTLAND, Vt.
REDFIELD PROCTOR,
1882 W. G. NEAZY.
80 A + ACT
40 WORTH KNOWING,
&\aXSC. c. CHlLDS
Has the LARGEST and BEST SELECTED
Stock of Goods in his line of business in
Caledonia County, and those VINO like to
bay goods at his former
CHEAP PRICE
Can do so, as bought most of my presen
Stock from
Is TO 40 PER CENT LESS
Than they could be bought at the present
time.
keep constantly on hand large assortment OF
Fine Gold and Siirer american, English
And SWISS MATCHES,
All bought when Watches were 40 per cent less
than now
A fine variety of Jewelry. Chains. Studs, Lock
cts, Bracelets. Pins. Ladies' Onyx and Fine Gold
Sets latest STYLES. and various other STYLES too
numerous to mention. Also
SILN Err SP o o IS.
OF my own manufacture. I also engrave free OF
charge at time of sale both Silver and Plated
Spoons and Forks. Plated Ware such as
BASKETS. CASTCRS. SYRUP CUPS.
SPOONS. FORKS. KNIVES. ETC
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES.
OF Gold, Silver and other kinds OF bows. Ny
assortment and experience are such that L can
fully supply the wants of those who can be help
price
A Morton'S, and Dawson. Warren x Hyde's
celebrated Gold Fens and Extension Cases
BOOKS 4 STATION Y.
Concentrates, School Books. Bibles.
Blank Books. Childrens Books, Gift Rocks.
Sheet Music, Letter Paper. Envelopes,
Best Ink made. &c. &c
STEEL & LlTHOGRAPH ENGRAVINGS.
pil Paintings. Pictures for Grccian and Craven
Painting constantly on hand Also. Oval and
Square Gilt ard Rosewood Frames. \ 'argc stock
FANCY GOODS AND GEt MAN TOYS,
Bird Cages. Travelling Bags and Baskets. Table
and Pocket Cutlery. perfumery. Combs Brushes
Portfolios. Military fols and Drums
DOG CO l. A RS.
Our laws require all dogs 10 wear collars with
the names Of the owners put on them. The collars
can be had, and name put az. them atniy store
HAIR ORNAMENTS,
Made by Mrs c. c. CHILDs. in latest and most
approved STYLES. Hair take!. in exchange fox
Goods. also old Gold and Silver, ana premium
paid on Coin i'll exchange for Goods
ladies False Hair for sale, hest quality.
All who wish to save the
GREAT ADVANCE OK GOODS.
Please call soon for though my -:orh : now large
! it will not remain so long. and A. have 30 buy
new goods. | shall he under the necessity of al
vancing the prices in proportion as ha'et0 pay
EngrariHy, I'0tch d and |Jswel'y Repairing
done as usual and warranted.
! 3St c c. CHILDS.
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Town BOunties.

Town BOunties.
The town of Burlington has voted cash
bounty of $3.50 to such Of her citizens as
shall volunteer under the recent Call of thu
President.
Waterbury. $500.
Rutland, $500 to actual residents.
DaEville. $3.50.
Lyndon, $500.
ST. Johnsbury, $500.
Wheelock, $500.
Haidwick. 800.
Woodstock S3l5.
Hartland, $500.
Pomtret. $500.
b. dford 5000.
Newbury. 5000.
West Fairlee, $3.50.
Wiilamstown, 5000.
Berlin, $500.
For the Soldiers.
The following contributions were taken ii
some of the towns of this state on thahksgiv
ing day. generally for the Christian or SAM
tary commission:
Derby Liae, SO.
Woodstock. Sl04.
Montpelier, S2l5.
Cabot, $50.
Watsfel, SD.
Morrisville, 800.
St. Johnsblry, 1882.
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TICE. This may certify that
~ have this day given my son Wendell Silsby,
his time with liberty to transact business for him
self and shall pay none of his debts. nor claim
any of his earnings after this date:
HARVEY SILSBY.
H. SILsBY, Witness
Nov. q, 1863. 14I6*
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horrible Tragedy In Caiifornin-Parents
Destroy their Child md 4 emniis Suicide.

horrible tragedy occurred IN Sha Iranci-co on
th. % instant re,ung IN the d.sh o. Dr. George w b'.'
Win L. vito ard child little Eisl ten years Of sge. Beer.
.n6 he family occupied the Of stockton sud
G.ary .o, place csNug unusuLly quiet du4-
H., the d-y the srdi-jg cslied ou ocock IN The even
100 pben he ws. .nocIed at hps he ysIont. lying
IN ihs front and the itls ,lIl IA he atjoinn. room
Upon mstitg al sIAunaiion IT would Hppsa mat tho
pfept, LAYING r,soyed upon to sucida had sdnn.tero
str, Dine h, child And ths mother! either a. the s's
time sub.sque1tly took similar dofs OF TIE yois0n
Frop uv-.gsuon vas s'o sprs,n' that tue father to
end taaeTrys Lls cid she bef cs' had !skcn
os weight Usually attached g. Window'rulhe' tIo ifrc-
ured be. ,su II We s.9 sPpsfsn. ne, toe ,-ie ,n'i
there being similar man about her head and tho pillow be
Lu,bsDd and father then di.posng himself mon The
bed with his wife having pTsVou'ly arranged buoIs at The
.d.ids with sn Instrument from his POCKET surgical CO..
svefsi The artery At TOO wrist Of his bi sBd hoaing
over ycas laced 81 tls bedside literally bsd 10 sib
The Ordinary sirsd buete, being nearly hllsd.
Upon examination by the Coroner, ID. Sheldon, amor
other thhss fouGd the following l.ss wr'n b. the
deceased as, before the commits on of tie iere" act The
which sddressod TO tue parties who Keep the hoa'o "
M~' AND Mus BARRY, Please ,,t- charge Of ell our
.ecis and s. your benefit sxcspt which d.
not Of your hsuds until you MY have 81 opportunity
10 s,nd them to Mira Julia =. DonIn, Bfooayh l.. L..
". ! STATE. | feeling that my vile h really soon /,
pass away from aud dlcai-Ies sfe seenmnang Sound
me that cannot Withstand ,cLo. w, DIE ~
that the letter ,hi. reaches its destination"
Too following /, the letter referred %: ,
"DH H. IurnILL: Dr. viii yon please send the inclossd
10 it, Destination as lsst act u kindness %, .,s,s
Tho letter elos.d Ilarsssoc 20 Mrs JaiH G. Douglas
Biooklyn. n. Y and :. a. follows: .
MY DEAK WpE's MernTR: ta.e your da9;itH WIZ
NJ. rattle, ner die by inches her athrf dd De
fore my eyo PaGon TIC st for syt '.aeied much ,o
each others sake btD. w bF.ii'''
The sst hsnd from these parties by the oiboi occupant
Of tho house abont IL O'clock wednesday nlEul -
they lived rather foe'uded rntrninS bat hr inirrcon'e
Win Others and their room Ucing - reso'eNt
it9s before late 10 bat W. VS. iiSutt
Of Its quiet condition. until Tie dsesyeJ "s' h'do ia '
maj mentioned -
Il Is .id thai nort6eson .. hi. 81 success in Three lee
lures which lie had edgefussd' Combined VAN VICES
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Literary.
RUSSELL.

1.-THE Life Of Jesus" by NJ. Renan, which has
recently been published in Paris spoken Of by the
1Iondon) Spectator az "a book that 10 honest.
learned, apd vigorous; studded here and there with
touches Of true genius, and above ali, sincere en-
deavor to solve the problem which skepticism usu-
ally repudiaies. NJ Remains purpose differs from
that OF former skeptical critcs mainly IN this, that
it attempts TO reconstruct the life Of Christ, tboug
without any supernatural elements, instead Of to
snalyzs those elements away; that II strives 10 re-
store by the bold strokes Of 10 contemplate art the
life-ike features Of portrait in which all the most
characteristic traditional expressions have been con-
demned az spurious"
Professor Edward L. Youmans has New
Class Book Of Cbemisry," in oourse Of publication
| from the press of d. Appleton & Co. The leading
feature Of this important work is its embodiment Of
The interesting results II recent investigation In re-
gard 10 tho philosophy Of beat, the doctrine of COD
seryGton and CORE Aon ofioroes, the new elements
discovered by spectrum Ansly SIS the artificial pro
ducton Of organic substsnces and other remarkable
details Of cote mporary scientific progress IL Is not
intended 20 much a special manual for chemists
"a an execution Of the present siato Of the science
IN i.s practical relations, and in manner adapted 70
the purposes VI general education.
Tho Rev. DR.. Bacon Of NewHaven has in
preparation Life of the late Admiral Fooie, which
will lie published early 10 the Autumn, oil tie
papers of the Admiral having been PIT a, the de
possl Of DR.. Bacon for this purpose.
1t 10 proposed to publish by subscription the
writings Of Madame de Vingut, author Of " Naomi
Touenie, the History Of Woman" comprising the
above named worF, with various ,ales sketches,
and MISCELLANEOUS pieces, in q single volume.
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manner a. to form distinct national administration


having tie confidence Of the country.
~. Full and entire liberty Of conscience; repeal
Of the restrictions imposed on Catholic worship.
V. The Polish language recognized In the king
dom as the official language and used 30 such In the
administration of the law and In education.
VI The establishment Of q regular and legal sys.
TEN OF recruiting.
These six points might serve as the indications Of
measures TO be adopted after calm and full dehbers
ton.
Bu. it is difficult, nay, almost impossible, to ere
ate the requisite confidence and calm while 'ne
PASSIONS of men are becoming daily more excited,
their hatreds more deadly, their determination 70
succeed or perish more Fixed and immovaole.
Your Loreship has sent me an extract from the
81 PeteTs6ure Gasette Of the 9TH (l9th) Of May.
could send your Lordship In return extracts from
London x1g sTSoun s: 0f arS Ssh.
OF Russian authority.
1t is not for her Majesys Government TO discrim-
mate between the real facs and the exaggerations
of hostile parties.
Many Of the allegations Of each are probably I'M
founded, but some must in ell probability be true
How, then are we TO hope to conduct to any good
end negotiation Carried on between parties thus
exasperatedl
In An ordinary war the successes 81 the fleets and
armies who fight with courage, but without hatred,
may be balanced III negotiation carried on In the
midst Of hostliles. An ialand more or less 70 be
might express the value Of the latest victory or con-
quest. But where the object Is to attain civil peace,
and 20 induce men TO live under fhose against whom
they have fought with rsncor and desperation, the
case is different. The frs, thing 10 be done. there
fore, in the opinion Of her hsjeSiy's Government
is TO establish a suspension Of hostihiies. This
might be done, in tho name OF humanity, by a
prooan alton Of tie Emperor Of Russia without any
derogaion of HE dignity. The Poles of course would
not he entitled TO the benefit Of such an act unless
they themselves reirained from hostities Of every
kind dlriug the suspension.
Tranquility thus Tor the moment restored, the
next thing is 10 consult the Powers who signed the
treaty Of Venns, Prustia, SPAIN Sweden, and
Portugal must be asked to give their opinion as 10
the beet mode Of giving effect 10 tres,y TO which
they were contracting parties.
What her Majesty's Government propose, there
fore consists IN these three propositions:
/. Tire adoption OF the six points enumerated as
bases OF negotatlop.
=. A provisional suspension Of arms, 70 30 pro-
claimed By the Emperor Of Russia.
3. A conference OF the eight Powers who signed
The treaty OF Vienna.
Your Excelleney will read and give copy of this
dispatch TO Prince Gorchakof.
Ak, &c. RUSSELL.
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Which was laid ovst

Which was laid over
Asoi Of Comnee On Roads coDcerrins to reset ccrs
and gutter In Seventeen street. between Third and Fouga
av,gps. ..
gutter in Ninth syenus between Fyhird and Pyfourtb
1t eets
Report Of COMMITTEES Rosd, eoncurrins TO asr Eizh,y
fourth street. between Third and Fourth avenues
Report Of Committee Roads concerning t. FAC .ia,~.M
.ouh.J eide Of Fifty eighth street. between B'aiwsy and
PAPERS PROM THE BOARD OF ALpFRaES.
Az srdiusue. entitled " An ordinance to su~nd Sections
.svsats,n thirty ihitys.. sos 1iysgT 2, A.
cven ioys g for ynine. fny and ntyfoor Of Article
to Is. I'VE; Ct the Rsy'ed 0''ad'f Of 1872 relating
Resolved Th.i Grasm Brothers l. Co. Of No. $50 Pe,r
re be permitted TO receive and deliver goods IN hen 81
her premises at the above nsmsd pnmb.r sud that tne o
yIhe permitted to erect AID maintain awning in ront OF
Council
Which gss laid over
Resolution tue, permission b. gr.nt.d Care. D. Forrest
20 10y window building sonih-west corner Of
Seventh sud Tby-rn,b .rs- TO projec,
than three feet from line u bnidg tbs permission
re,9sn IN force during the pleasure Of The Common Council
Lesisnston Of Jos. Bel esher conrns.ner Of eds
with resolution that Viism Yong be appointed Com
missioner Of Deeds ia place Of JOs Bsieshs. resigned
Which wa coLcuusd 10.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Petition Of First Ksgisaens National Gard for new
Which wns referred 10 the Comre. National hfai.
Bill Of Edward Van Rsnst amotntirs to "a o.. ioi
furnished foT The Gnsr. Of KIM
ball.
t8y Board Of Aldermen ordered 20 be paia)
Which concarr-a IN BY he fol o~ing vote VIZ al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hayes, Belly. keenan,, hisy
S-niford The pre.iten. Webs,sr picFsy Won BrAiy
McCoaus!l Keeper Houghtain, Elviisnd Cav, Mc1rath
Murray. " Brien Cook, Brandon Bnce, AGa'eI ~. sio
and Joycs-2+
RESOLUTIONS RESUMED.
Ply Councilman SAspfoKD- introduced By anAanous
cousent)
K.,ovee Ts, the President Of the Croon Aqneduet De
De. ard he hereby requested to inform iis
Board b. villa, saioIiiy any. the Department nader hs
supervision h.s refused T. pay Ia, carmen poyea IA sa
Department at rates in accordance with The proNton' OF
resolution adopted by this Board the "A Gay of Jnne'
1853
Feeding the confederation Of the above reoluon Cosn'
Gilman bKCE moved ihA, the Board 90 now adjourn
Which Wa led By the folio win. yo,s w:
40. fuisf iye-CoucL1sn Hayss Hssly. Eiey, brady,
Reyps.. Hongbt.iis hsyilsnd, cav NcGf-to 1outy.
O'Buea, Bfsndou Bdce kuss.l fizgeTs.a aud Joyee-t
NesHi ve--C cusn heeDsn S4ntf 4 tho fIetident,
Coupc.nsn Web.,eT, McVsy. Gross Mcconnell Brandon
-
wereupon tie PRK.DrST declGred asi tho Board stood
adjourned until the second Monda. IN s.pten her next 81
o'c.ock y. La JAS d. S"HL-'1i' N'''A-
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shipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........JvLr "a
('eeE-ed.

s.-am,hip-Pe-si,. Lott, Liverpool, y. Cr-sr'
S.e,m.p-J q Ferris. Nsilios So-fols 3. tsdssl ad-r
Pisr.cn Bstmor, " N. Da'ze. Yls.-ud, Maui his.Ie.
\. J.. B.rtsy Saith Go.
Ssp-Chs.aifs Orb Craig. So JeaUs, " -. y. U'a-
brow. 49,, .
Bart--R,sauo. (Br.>. MeEsugs. Pie,or " S Miller
VouNaton. ursren Nor, Ne m, Ro'teftaa 4. & Dan
ca A Co.. irnteeclis's DIST hicue. oue-n''o"n IN.
s,l.rn Co Holden tsved Bgsre1 Ia ., Lag. Fnnea;
Menace 4 Weui,; Olb-r. (Bre.ll Due sharsIie and
Hor. Korg Chls Lolirg &c. Bsra ,rr0s Lubk. Ant
w.rp, Wri. Salem Co.
Bn-s-Fcglcusteld Nor J. Olsen. r'rb Funch N-incks
4 WENT. OroZnno Gilmore, Phil.eelphis- j. w Noseri
iuoseus Sannt.r, Ne. DRESSES. a II. Bingham NAFkefef
tRrl I,-ch 81 Joho.. p Root. Dl1~iccie Co.s has
tBrl NcDougs', HafBx, q. Suaers Co. " "elyi orJ
Dsrr.u uasans j. O. " ard Cot te'cr- ~ 'tcs"f-
.ou Hsgsns. Bore Blr-t~r orson Assn.. ss ST. liza
betEro.t NAlsh Carver Dha.-; GeoF,. tSr -sgn,
L-sarlv. Ns.s- Goo r butey. -
S-r-9ne-r-Pytlo. Caudas, Boitor. g h h4ieh. Jpls
\. Ii. Lore. ka.sy. 3astol ;. W. -e~ - ' sf'G1-
b.. s....i So.Sirh. II. s. Rscsett -an tr's-s ,lyde
ft.ao.. Ior.lsss M-pros. " II hsl.li. igeias ,bF).
H.t.. Sgaush ell, b4lsmes. syNauus tts.s, >vhn,
Toot-r. Baltimore. Sent y: Smith Co; IL I. hn's-n
rurtnx O. nco:s,,us 4 [ Hlv-U., Onward Co. }, Lo,t-
"a Ie * n. >. c. A. DewJ!f, Ksd-.n' sBrl henlafn,
= A-c-, .. y H. Jos FRYE Coz d X D-vof FitEp-t-
lick. Au4 Csyes. ID. X. De~o.L
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bort uar0ens' Notice.
SrArR or NNw.NaRR

PoRr-WABDEhs orrioK M. l04 wsI-s.-
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance With
section Of the Act passed April H. 1857 entitled An
aet 10 nsossAni1s TIE WsrteDs Office PorI II,
Yck 70 al rsr.nu tpt-ssted in having chsrve ~ The
ub.ct nfes Of saca inquiry exsninaon s,rvey nss
tne oo.i.g se BON uudef ezsnnaoa by the Pet
Wodcrs sal that the sad lntions sh be
hcard said yessts
Steamship III nsonis ...................fle No. ~
- hip 'ta
sbip Wooster Pier No n
sup cu ahs ciAf ........-. .......s...''...a,tI
faIk hiagd,ena
thh iHelii oe.'
b.k Nrn-see T,o,,,.a,,.
iri. queen OF Tie South.
Schooner Ike
C. IA. BRAMBALL, PreseeII
J kuvs ussRln an, Secretary.
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Passengers Arrived

Ia staars-r Caha.r5a, ,os, Eeavloyt v. c;--Hrs b.
es,e aaa daughter, L. Simon, Capt. WA A. Th'mas MI
h sark lioraug STR. from ST. Jago Dc casaA E'tiv'n
a Garcis-
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The reports Of the WoDcns Convention held ID
Dr. Cheevers Church in May lat row r-sdy and n'y
b. Is cents application ., the Office Of the oy'
ksona Lsasue No 20 oopsr Institute. There 81 bound up
IA the reports hgpenllI rpnaiuins NJ ~ n'p.t.t
from dh rent sections II the o"un.
10 the -opuons end bcor VI ibn Lee gue Of t ps'
.etng The iadss tisp prepared 10 fnif h thr NO.
RObeu b-le oven. Tact. "Llnanep.oo 10 fe~cs pun
IL h-dor hem the Loyal Publication Society a. I" Gems
per hundred BY cId&r Of
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Receipts Of Produce.

JrIr ~ 10 bb. Flour l,0 beg, Cora Meal 80 t6s
h,sky 90 Oats ~ pkg, Asaa.. 35Vj pkg 70
tro-u 30 pkg, Butter H. ~ ikgs OICass go Ykah
Lard, 20 pxsa Provisions.
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s~yfyef.

s,.san'ip cahAwb- CU. :. rin'Por,l J. b. Bster con-
rs7i,f, DssufoG " c. % houf. % T. >. ga. 81 asseI'
ta@ L .ranspor Os1e srrSed 81 Beaaiossi pm &Ssa
,e,a,r Alerriusc (f-oe pri.. Acting EnHn stoddaId
Steamship Psrksr.bss Sherwood. fortsAs. nd'e and
Es,s. 20 II. .. Cromwell a CO.
SisArleT FAeen Jones' ffovicene' f-a'e 10 Hd"a DSs
steamer Concord Norman, Philadelphia nd'e % Los'r
s...@,r sash Jones. PhfadephA ndse TO Lopez Kirk
s:-smer oc.oor. Mclaughlin Bsitmore rni,e william
sssmer FsHuy Ca1~.aler P.ss.n. Bsliinors md.e- 10
81 Per,os. tPru,) Bulow, csrad rs dsy, zeal to VIM
salem 90 Jan- a at 4 Is, lon 81 H. spoke u > 'sAI
Fax Tofrla- S.r iD.r 9, s., Tbon.s w ~ s,i.lias
s. Js.o lie IS and tobacco 70 Wsyde o.
Bass Lafsy u. bo'ton OoH.aa s-sa- a'!' sugar 70
Bf1 Mary Fox frederick ias4nsa 10 days sugar ts.
BARK = A. Cochran Peuae,on, Ms,.sras days, sugar
and H.ols.se. 20 4. r BueS < 60;
srs ne tBrl L.Pr-n. Cumberl.Dd Harbor Cuba IL
aA,s sugar, SO. 20 Hon v &c Coidoss Co.
Br Enterprise G,a!d N.sOsos. T. r.. IL days. sugar 10
Bris VIM carey Williams, c.eufu-sO' 20 days 'usn to
rrs Mo-nis st.l Hal. St John p H.. 10 days sugar to
BNs Olv. Msrio- ssv.nina IS Gays. nuts coffee. and
Bns Arn lBf Of Gibr.tsrl Fiorx, AaxAsan Morooee,
DAYS sts bales wool TO MuIiDgrr Pnsippio.
Bias Jane tBr) Mcclellan. Csw Bar. {, b.. j. days. coal
sehr Albert d,.on Douglas. POr. Roy. July 2s nballas
sshl' Goodwill OH johnson. Ele,A.urs July 49, st 70
schr. VsorOu, COf Yarmouth, n. S. c.ma, Cow Bay C.
b., is days coal 20 Dol.ner, Potter I Co.
sehr fiof.ace, H...sl 81 Kite Ia days. mossses and
ssn, g.ap,s Mssa. E,lsab..hport FOR Boston eosi
schr. NJ. h. Pisres Low. bangor 10 DAYS !a~sof'
Scar Fr.noss Eilsn Higgins. NewiiAvea ios hins''oo
BELow-A foreign frtssss And one brig
wiED-supsst 8.
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fegtnent.. W
e-Recsptiou Of 7 hirty seventh and Thirty eighth
rsgimenth BY Seventh regimeptv.......... go
s-Reeeption Of ThIrsy-ssvenths sd Thrty-eighth
regiment by Tweny-,brd rerimept....... 81
s-Recsprion Of Seventh rsguient. ........... 239
Dec %, 1902 Funeral OF MAJOR horigtn Si1ty-ni1ih
feglnrpt... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
May - 1a63FuneTal OF Colonel RiBgg I'D Ninth regi-
msut. ............................. Is3
IL a .nn
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

sIsIATuRB ALMANAC. -.
Son-Rl.e,l:53 s.s...........7;i3 xooaRise'. 80
HiGH wsrEh rHis DAY
Sandy Hook. 4:2S Gov Island. 7:lJ HelOa;e''' sS
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Oiaasiers, &c.

The schr Dr. Hazard came in collision with the enc I"
Pier No IS l.. r., s.0vc la Let bows snd SUM -,
r., hi, recently ,nnk ~ Sandy Hook will ds
charge csrgs Pier Nc % L. r. and then 80 on TIC oiy
dock.
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Sailed,

a7,b-s~t.-Mon,sxunsA A. II. Gsston, Maria MasSsIspa
seSssnsI.-N Rogers C.itsfins, Charles Anna
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TIE following is Earl Russels dispatch to the
Russsn Government on the Polish question, con-
ripiDg the famous "six points -
rApI pf-SSrII InRn NAPIER
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July 81! B.rn,s. bearing W; \. w 10 miles saw o.rh
bogud s. showing red signal win ~o''s e'' sh0"ins
uu b-rs 81 70