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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-01

CAPTURE OF GEN. " Il. f. Lrr-(;eu
Fitzhugh Zee, was captured while stopping Al
a friends at Hanover Court House. He say,
be had no idea the Federal forces would bavs
penetrated thus Tar into the country at thn
time, and he fell that he might remain there
with perfect safety until he had recovered
from his wound, which he received during the
last skirmish at Kelly's Ford He was Slal
through the thigh, but is doing we'll. He
came in a very comfortable carriage-and- four.
which belonged to his friend. He has all the
bearing of refined and courteous gentleman
He is firm looking and CALCULATED to produce
the most favorable opinion OF his abilities as
leader - \. 7. Herald,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-01

& n, Y. Herald correspondent in New Or
leans, under date of June 2slt, says, with re-
speet to the alleged bravery Of the black sol
diers who were made by Cen Banks, to lead
the forlorn hope at Port Hudson" When
sent you the brief sketch Of the first assault at
Port Hudson, Twas fully impressed with the
idea that the negro troops had fought with the
most determined bravery and they had suffered
enormous losses Ever ybody said so, and I
thought that what everybody said must be
true. Since then have been led to believe
that, although they fought we'll, their courage
was not OF that character to render them con
spiououg wa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-01

Yesterday was quiet day in Baltimore, az
Ter the excitement of Monday night There
were very few reports on the t1eets, and the
people generally attended to their ayoeations
as usual
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
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. rIsuryng PAYS ruE Hl0urT FMrt 20
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The New York herald., 1863-10-17
AHTROLOQY Y.

4 6TkOHHRENCL00Y.-PRO ASTRONOMY
u an those WHO ~ Assroiozy
Oswish 10 tess Sbrsnoioxy
Bh sud 10 the Brcugbtons 80
Their XII BY thousands kave been LisA.
Ono dollar u their foe.
In 0reonS street they - reside.
One hundred and twenty
The planets they will read fov Tou,
And tell what " decroed:
What 10 avoid and what 10 do,
Would you In life succeed.
They toll the poor how 70 gain wealth.
And live life OF ease,
They 10 the sick restore their health.
No matter what disease.
true description they vii, give
or husband OF vile;
And tell the wretched how 10 live
joyful happy lie.
Inform you Of an absent friend
be he alive or dead
Tell how you may your fortune neadS
PhrcncloGxe your head
Or II pcrchance In love you arc
With some true hearted swain,
They II tell you II. nafe from the war,
He will return again.
They'll tell " you will married 10.
Or live and die maid;
Tell what amount OF family;
Describe your husband Q trade.
Things past and future tell they WILL
Whatever they may be;
In Greene street TO Prince they live,
. One hundrsd and twenty .
DR.. L. D. and Mrs d. BROUdHTOh be consulted
human lfo such ~ coushp marriage travelling removals.
lawsuits obtaining situations spccuiAtions icgacss prefer.
mons business partnerships loss or gain In undesk
Ing sickness: the Of sbsent frlend. Ac Ladies'
Halyites written from % upwards Also chronological
arninations made Once. 10 Urcene street.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

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A BUSINESS AND MEDICAL cLAIRvoYAsr WHO
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The New York herald., 1863-10-17
oL0rIssa0.


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The New York herald., 1863-10-17

IsoR sALg-Ar CoLLE0e POINT, i. J.; A.. W. ~
sory aud alir dwelling Hou.r nfe 49,, h.ts =,
81 eertrs stahle outbudings with about ha ~
acre OF Land, nsAr The ssambo<s snaing fins 'eN ="
a. A. KIHsAm. " Pine street
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

DvANCE IN PRICE.
PLANTATION COFFEE.
In consequences in gold and high rates OF
exchange of importing Old PlanA.
Coffee. compelled advance the price, on aud
after this date. 10 so cebts per pound
Usual d. iscount 10 the Trade -
Importers and Man nufacturers,
30. 235 and 237 Washington street..
NV YoRH, Oct. H. lSGS N. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17


A .. MAURICE, THE oRRAT AsrRoLoaIR'
"A. Y your destiny yop would know.
And youlI % ripe Iesrn ,hss I'is1 y is q. g.
He tells you ail your veal or woe.
Your destiny be viii read TO yoa
uIeli: what Is In store,
Anything should you nsE moro.
BY thousands he has been tried.
And And ;soussnds iss., G more ore be'!i meet;
Al l26 Bieccker street
or intsnded husband or wife.
AH' happy sse }1% %srried ri a1m iif:. = H''
All the past and future Maurice tells;
How you can get rich.
One naudrsS and ii fssS,ss Si a:'''''se' '"'u'
A. 3. MAURICE. rHE oKRAT AND REAL AsrRo.
no living Knew before Will unfold the mysteries
ss al .SSuss S. era
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sos s.rg ST. Eyssr e.
yOgr visit 2; soon az enter shs tells ss past nre:sn
@% s1ns. ps :ass.:: ss %o. nsT.!sa:
mCesersssS magic oa.rm, No Is' Alien street, b.w,sn
90 cents each.
srRoLoGY.-kME MEYER. SIC HUDSON srsEEr
IA still continues 10 tell Past Present and Fuur. Events
Madame Meyer converses in French English and 0ernsn
and gives warraDtee.
sTonrsHIso TO ALLi-MADAMK MORROW.
"A seventh daughter and born with natural gift OF
sight how and often you will marry. and yos
wlsb 70 your very thoughts or no pay Her
g. foasa X The whole world She xss aesy cSsra. ana
shows you likeness OF or future has
band and abs~nt friend. without any charge ~ Lndiox
bclow Houston only twenty csnts all
until sk In the evening Gentienen NOT Admitted.
ABcLovE n. MAURICE. TaE REAL AsTRoLooER
n BY the ssrologer Maurice secrets are re- calef.
Which from al other kept eonceal.d,
Come 10 the astrooger, then, n yoa would ses
Thinss deep. things ND. aud that mysterious be.
The great aud real astroozsr MAuKtCE No ls Beeerer
street.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

COSBY LITTLE COTTAGE FARM OF 40 ACRES ON
" Long Island for within three hours travel by rail
o. Sewiork city from which trains and from daiy
toi sale cheap would be exchanged for small House
one mile more or less of any Of the New York
walton the balance being good timber and thrifty sprouts
puangs Ac In good order The present proprietor has
fooi and free from all tncumhrance Address (prucpais
rculy) post aid, "A. o.. ia Mulberry street,
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
NOPAKE IRON MINES.

CorAhE ihoS ASIs
TAs Company prepared 10 deliver IN quantities OF
100 100 monthly the very superior Iron Ore
produced It's mines in the townot Copake, Columbia
county, ~ Y.
Ia the country aud has been extensively used BY iron manu-
Appiicaons viii be received At the OF the Company
No. Nassau street. the Conno nta Bank Commnnt
cations by mail may be sdSIesssd CHARLES H. MILLS
Presidsni
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

DoGERs AND RAYhosDB
SUPERB AND HIGHLY sEconiSo
oARIBALDf SUITS.
BOTS
Ihis .sss .na na.i po9g., ao,.,y IA seys gi..h.rs e
itAlT kARs
FALL AND wfsTgR STOCK
BoY6 And YOUTHS I.
Embrss>s pp~sss " TWENTY elegant nsveiss ~ p-~fs
e~s, ana bsisssd 70 Do snserpssssd In ssri-sT ssA
aItogsinsr
USEouAfLxD ~ cnEArxxss
Do IRIS eosussst PRICES snsss 10 ID. srucss s.< 20
s..,.. ~. Ir ssl iis 1si,ga s,s.:,,
~ 7it Bfusfsar. endsr Ne nass~a
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

I,oR sALE-A FINE BROWN Stone HOUSE oN
il twenty seventh street with Cars ro,
on psrorsk uediae possession given nesy ~ W ~
rhss~ monty can remain bond and mortgage Apru 'o
RI q BISHOP, Ia Bruafwsy
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
MIsCELLANROUs.

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS AND SHOES
"A at the lowest market price for cash
Stx different kinds calf stitched Boots ~ 80 70 %
siH different kinds Cavalry Boots. % 10 10 -
Calf stitched Balmoras single and double soes s0oto 200
Calf ehcd Congress Caters. 500 10 $50
Boys and Youths' calf stitched Boots, single and
double .....................,.....9 $50 10 400
Boys long grain tap Boots 80 10 $50
At SIT Bowery merit TO Fifth street.
or go Third avenue, uear Tw~nty.fourth street
WIN T. ALLEN, Agent
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

A RMY BREAD BAKERY FOR sALE-CONsIsTING or
one endless chain and railroad oven, capable OF
tunlnx out Two hundred barrels Hour The engine,
anr machinery are in complete order and VIII be sold
tnd with the building which would
e rented with the bakery. separately. store and
Leonard street - - - - - "
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

EussrrrHg wAHyKn --rrs HAMt.gs w. y u~wsx ,ssnx
C inf-rsn su11Du em1 w 80 49, ~ 's--y
vso have vusur~ss. csrs~ss p~snasx or Gssise sy .
pee ~ ~ v f~iry ssf sorer-nr p. a.
c~s~A1g III ufrpr 49,
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

I,oR sALE--A roUR STORY BRICK HOUSE. WITH
store. Myrts a.enue broonyn ?, Iest aesp nav Nv.
fssin sink rras marble m.a,sis gas n.,ures on every
IN me hest msnnef one wsnuns 20 100 snd
sf"nes rarey met Apply d. PRrSGLb so Myrtle ave-
nue Brooxlyn.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17


in ss eoantry snd has snseo:rs used IRON manu-
Appicsons win be received at the oncs Of the Company
By mai. s 10 H.
ID" aooPrNe couaH SPECIFIC.
loasss iassIsSl: The ssss.sy ;SSssa
eoToH srsefr fS I: Ss cnp @sns
any curative pcrm.,gsni d;
% SSsss ss,s,ssr. isis1 gs...Ss
@s sas a.. sa%ss n ro% he
. %ss e, doe: ss,. ns.
snd inf.l6y T.. e.ceilias sl other ,s.nsdss
used Hopping Cough Sgrfn'' rnS r. '0r's0'''' the fact
ana y9s vi. not % be n. ~; s,.. ..;.
nRoPsY cunEp-EvRS TIE WORST CASES AN
q: :s:. =: ,s; Dr. r
DrvoRcEs LOCALLY OBTAINED IN ANOTHER
ss q e rss ss:ssos
Gent es.,: Adv.cs frss and S sopnds1,. Apply 70
FRExca roscsLALs ,AsI.. IA. rAssSE n. cAs PIX
c,,lerv s,!sss PSiss ssd Jspsa nsS VAN,
Kitchen o,.l. a.,'. sSyss IL sssirs ss;l Ss'''
nj cy pyrehsss chssp snd vel nni:hsa nss.ss = =
.s.s as1sah as:1 Tsi's I :ssass ss~ fsst 6% .s out
MARBLE xAxrxLs-nARBLE nASrELs, OF THE
ans. ps!.ro: AZ sis sG; i SssFsa ssssp & % .s
yourseivss
MAEsLE ASD rAssLsMs5D M s sL.rE 49,. n.sIiiss Iiss
S;i: i't ss; fss- stSri 4 u:
1su.L,oxs or poLLAas UNCLAIMED IN THE BANK
q 4: q s. f.s. s.s ..g rss q.
Is pamyas, Forwarded upon rcsg, % o. eon,an,as 10.
Of " cases ''TE nEssT ssT' hxTs S'f ;eSso e''
.s1 ~, = % 'S5 * ,oSIs
br Rkord tof rsr:, ansr y.sr. Of earnest so,,csss.
:.: IS ~. =:
.s: ..'s;d "a. :ad sss, 9 *. @
ss:s:T s% i'm: "a ssr ne
q .sf s,.s, ana Y .s. g,ss ,e;sss.s
s s.,sss l'i's'i fs,. Il: ,..sr.s ..:! ss:s
sss.s4ssa 20 Ledge b. a.: a.as.i pr..s ,ss .I..... n:
made ' s,.ss.s p..e,s = r.: s' ss.s og.
% ;srs-s sp.r."s. d, s:-a E:::,s L,. "a I:
q, ssa y. :. ;.n, !. az rs ':,ssy :-.. yyi si
goEss6 srSTosS: :,l:., = 90: door ..s srsss-'.
DoBrRrsoEs PArEsr xovnLE WAFER o Go.
4e ses :, ss wssr street. near Ssrssi 'sr.si
s. q sds s:Ss,.a :ss,s w sS p a " "
CrABLg .KEgpEss soricE.-yoa sALE sHnAr
mens all 'vis'' ha'''" ''' q wirrr. go Brc.s~sy
n,yrE uyrAL wArrEp.-cAsH WILL Bg rAIo yos
sfs- hundred weight Of ryp- xsssL AppJ 81 "s 49,
o. ths oIcs-
yUAsrEp-A STEAM ESuisg. u IsoH cy.Isp.rss
w ~ inss q, 'woss, M s -ns ''''""'''' '
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
COUNTRY RESIDENCE. WITH RARE

PREwERY FOR sALE.-THE WESTERN BREWERY,
ID Detro Mich complete and in running order, is Of.
1esd for SALE has been establIshsd six years and can
by iso feet The building (brick) Is Sc BY s. feet three
above ground stories below The temperature Of
chat the lower storage cellar does not change
Tor brewing Fully supplied with casks pun.
cheons sons &C. Steam engine and all the
and ne.esips demand for malt liquor. In the mining dis.
Detroit all paris the West Northwest by lake or
rail- the of its water and the high reputation OF
business Immediate possession gven large part or the
purchase money may remain on mortgage. Address Rufus
Brown, Detroit Mich.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
Bl UnICAY..

A SPLENDID PIANO FOR sso--0 \ IT, BARMoRG
IA 5 bescker street Offer splendid lns!r
prcmi Pianos proaounced By the best lu5rS
aud warranted We years,
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
.aAslns Oh REAL ESTATE.

A BEAUTIFUL PRoPESTy; 81 ACRES. GOOD
buildings and fruits fortS .nutes from New York,
staten Island, near Silver Lake aaa sompknsyle-$35,D;
$40 pea nul House. nine rooms, erse iot ln Tonpkns
whe-SlSOo fase6 cents W. II. MELJcR. lu7 Broadway.
IT MORRIsANIA FORDHAM WHITE PLAINS, AND
~ thrcughout Westchesfer county Houses Los Farms.
<"w ~ 70 SUUn Titles and a.tended 10:
chia pdiChEII No. New Chambers street. cosaer OF
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

ErAwuLLxD cuaspxR yunrfSuss ~ LAVE
Ig u.tsrnx~ f~tc~s si~p ~aceA 49, -
taits ufs<.afs ss1 ss w.. -
eity NARSp WAND ""~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
\ Card.
70 d. Editor If The N v Tyisvae.

Sir; The officers Of lie 9Th Regiment Maine
Sovpteers were s.onhsd tia, your special Hilton Head
sOrre,pOndent shOud have hesped spon hsm the abuse
hib he did 10 hs communication Published in The DAILY
SRIBUSK of April 49,
Twentyeven on, OF thTy-one coHnissioned ofeers o.
ths 9Th Maine Voluntee asked o personal interview with
he General commanding the post; which was granted They
s,sted to the Genera their grievances agsns. Col KuEt com
a.pdpg tie regiment Tic General ss.onilbed tina,
charges Of grave character should be made and requested
That thew Be submitted 70 hin IN writing The request
complied with and toe officers ADDED that rather zn serve
under such msn u Gel Ras' they mus tender their rsg
nations
The regiment WIS ordered from Beaufort before the er
sra had time to sci upon the charges presented 20 him
Not one Of the tweny-seysa officers is diloysl end
sesrly al are Etrong Anti.Ssvery All IN favor Of
sustaining tie President aud General 10 Command Indsed
the ocer Of no regiment In this Department more loyal
aud none have given to Gen ssxton more hearty support
10 raising colored troops.
No officer in the Regiment opp0Sed Col Rust be
,so.e be was IL favor Of sustaining his General and the Ad
in,stion" Indeed Col Rust was a. Tst opp''ed t' ann
pg oolored men,
No Captain or Lieutenant. dragged into insabordns,oD
y your eouespoDdelt asserts aud act Il ashamed" OF
the pert he took"
We did what We considered our duytO ourselves to our
aen who had suffered aid 70 country. There was 10
uutny 70 msuDordihAtlyn oAo no OlhOyhys hASu 'V''
seed oI himself aud To- the under his oommsnd aud
when the proper time sryes w In tine proper way.
Cha, justice is done 70 al the officers Of the Regiment We
hope that in future your correspondent VIII content hnssf
with writing facts sld denounco traitors Officers WHO
dare light foF their country.
have the honor 10 be very respectfully,
Your Ooedient servant,
J. z. BRYANT
Capt. Co. q, 9th Maine Vols.
R.agl.rl, Msy u, 1868.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

Oswy0O, Msy l9-FLoUR steady. WHEAT dull ssles Of
600 bush fair No Milwaukee Club Rl 6i; g. 800 bush.
Amber Michigan 81 ~ and $500 bush Winter Red Ohio
p pflyaIe terms. CORs quiet and sales. CANAL
EkHi9Hrs unchanged Flour 800. Wheat &c. Corn &c. TO
Ne"-n~L IHF0krs-55 900 bush Wheat. ExPOKTs-l, gl6
BIDS Flour n 30 buah Wheat, O. 900 bush. Corn.
CAioIOO, May ls.-fL0Uk dull. WHEAT dull and de-.
elAs1 &c ,1ies Al 81 1907 lG! Cohs dull and de.
snsso &C. SAFES .. tsG4e!c. RECEIPTs-70O0 bb Flour
S1O ou1h Wnea lSl ,OoJ bu.h Corn BHiPnKsTs-l9O OD
pbh flour, 1922 b1sh Wheat snd lJ5 0OO buah. Corn
= bALIihoas. hsy ls-kL0UR dull and nominal. WHKIT
4oni He'd ~ bldSI 70. Conn dull White st g5d9Gc. ;
GLOW, " dS7e. OARS declined &c. WHIskY quiet at l5Ic
PHILADELPHIA, May lg--COTIOS Inactive 81 600 Flour
sR.euye WHEAT an0l Red. 81 aaSt e2t WLdss, oil g.
WgJIXT sgl .. ]6G.
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corPr cALENpAR-Tup DAT.

SrPRENE CoURT-GESERAL TERN.-Nos. 90 10
p inclusive Of non enumerated motions, aud g. 81 g. -
o. 70 ~ 20 g. 4i6 II 70 % inclusive Of enumerated mo-
lions.
SUPREME CoURT-CiRcUIr-Part i.-Adjourned
fr tho Tsn Pat iISo. $50 ll6O ss7, 2tlI, 49, 1880
1851 1870 7l lG6 lgio 54G 1870 2J0. li7, SO 2! Ills,
~ 5pl. - ooo
surHEME CouRr-sPEcIAL TERs.-Nos. 800.
oil 70 -. lJ9 2. Zas i7a 800 - -,
sIp,HioR IounT-Part Mes 1879. oin7 1i9o,
co., 49,, .5I o- sloT q4os 2ul. 2i9. ygis, 2t7, gaze
2Gi. Pat IL No. E2l 1896 1870. 1854 $3.50 g64. 1856
l7to 9s4 IssS, gl4t 2ls5 23es 2!50 .l92.
COURI OF UoNNOS PLEss.-Fart l.-Nos. lOlO,
l0sj 1874 1874 1916 1881 l 1852 IN, l19 lei ms
ICJ los So Part U-Sos. 1914 1928, l'l5, IiB, IN
40 l.Ji IsIl Az 10i. 357 fqo lg5l III 1890
BRookLrS CRY CouRl. Wednesday, May ~
No. a
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The Lrto mut;ny on s,n,cn Island.
HEADQUARTERS SUPERINTENDENT NEw-foHK
In-nn. L. lAaE AkD nAL--L-Mh.

IHIUNf u tfHf ND UtIIIII7Ws''
10 Gt Editor " The N. L. 1vJuH.
SIR: In your account Of the riot at thB post, you
have enthusiastically omitted to mention the laudube conduct
otle Tompkins Seymour aud 18th NewYork Cavalry IN
the respective command Of Major Frazer Lieut. PuSh end
Lieut. Hight Tho Tonpkins Cavalry were tho hnsi to
march rou crowd Of muuee 90 tho aid Of tho Post
comuaudor Lieut. Col Lew, who tddfesss1 them, ssking
Whether they willing TO aid IA putting down TINS nuiuy
aud thereby supporting tho cause OF tbs Union Iuey enthu
theif services, and checred
motion from Col Levy, who armed them with loaded rfss
on toe frOt The conduct Of these brave aud lpy men Do
tsos speca notice. The prompt aud energetic action Ia
tbs evening OF Col Lanbg the superintendent oi New-fOk
troops all probability saved The camp Iom Destruction, 49,
~ n he'd not been precautionary tho hfo
which happened would have spsoad tho whole camp
By Inserting This will do no more an Justice to tho uen
vo were willing 10 old In accepting such order sud discipline
a. are necessary Tor the protection Of military po
am Sir very repeatedly, Jour obcdiout ss1yant,
LIEUI BLACkAlEE,
LIT Lieut.. aud a. Post Aglu.Asi
N,te D95U NAV. 1863
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The number Of fires in the woods is somewhat
remarkable just now, considering the advanced
state If the foliage and tie wet weather The FIRE
on Long Island burned over 5000 acres Of wood
land. III WliInantic, Conn, ON Tuesday afternoon,
over; quite tract in one Of the Haddams the same
day, and 200 acres in Naugatuek few days pre-
yious.
TIE Granite State AeaoS states that the oldest
of three brothers residing IN Moultonborough, mar.
Tied quite a young girl; his next younger brother
married the girls mother, and tue Youngest took
Cor his wife the grandmother Cupid, in our times,
seldom brings about such a curious union OF two
Familiea
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Piny-sevenih Anniversary OF the Orphan
Asylum Society.

Tic e1efcises wero opened with PRAYER and read
nv lhe s.rpiure, BY the Rev Mr. Duyss who ala deiv
cred an Gddfs,s the y.or and to tie pl2A Then o.
nd al, .iugifs Of the Anniversary Hyuu orphan boys
.lc., bib Il eIsrrses recitation IN reading and ge0s
r. i.is'r dialogues Tho children occaptl seats on a
platform and made very handsome appearance Tho
ii, re e..e In blue medno irocks and white apfon,
ami the boys wore jackets aud trowse Of gray cloth Many
OF the Chi dTcn very pfcpossc''iug During me year
,lr, n te orphans Sc died With that exception tie iu
,tltptiou has been exempt from sickness F3r seven
,ecove mouth. the uEoccupod aud ~ lufse
vs. . u p owed Ia the estabhshinent.
or ave in QUE regiment (2th NowioTk Nolllt.efsl and
uuy scattered In other meut not one fsi been Killed ~
..ou, woundsd although they have been IN many Of tie
mos, fearful bal ties of this fearful wsr.
Tlou "a. Dickson. deaf mute, who entered the Asylum
fo the Ams-Houo IN 1900, and who had been theIc 81
,rs died recently From his small wages 40 month lac
lad the Of upward at $500 whch be boz
nuea cd o tho Asylum beside which be had laid up in
.ol enough 20 psy all the pet Of bis funeral.
10 td, leg,cy should be aidrd 20 from Mr. Robert c.
Good 40 ana 900 Mr. W saunders not ackn0wl-
,dr.d il III Tea.ur-I. Report The following IL nom tho
=. G. 1. - n.nor
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E.rrcst ship News.

AkHIA ED...............RtN tu--lt.t9 A. IN.
SHIN iron,idrs Chase. London Il days bal3 70 AemiiA
M. Ir'rn Lax 81 20 to I, 49, aud lon 46 30 10 a. tlJ
,ae quantities OF nodco aud ,eherg. Was two dya IL
d ie saw four ships onaugcd Ia lee t could no, IA
Han PoWbatsn Iant Bueno, Apnl l. hides IS oo a. 20
90 d. Lunt The ship Thomas kucc, ot Boston aN cd
Oh the sd. =, q, e.,
days, ballast, to oIdei.
Grlg WladwsrJ, Henry, eworlesnsl deys mOl'''e' to
nAlisI,