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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
THRESH1y0 MACHINES.

+ have for sale she Psisas Triple 0ear1l
ilArae Fsse<r and W. w. Dis,gce & Ga
lrns Thrs-Rer. cih Ae,~iring Snrar Crrer.
The u1sriise il warranted 81 rs:,slos sasi<snt-
fism fn aiI purrhas.rs. The prirs II 5 tnrse
rrpr~s. 40 inch rsre>her Anl StrasF-t,arri<r.
skliv~rsa at any wharf II Sd. Mary couaity.
Il $lRS.
Farnsarp are invise<l II c.lr ~ MY Sinrt 10
leonard Town and txainin~ this 1'hseshef.
.rvre 7fth, lsCO--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

kfoTacE IL h'.reisy given that the antscri-
~ hers have ,an'siaei from the Orphsrs'
Sn.rs of ST. Aiasy's county, IN Maryland, let
i~ra of administration The personal estate Of
=. II. Nj. i'arrnaghs, late ot ss,d couGiy, Is.
seused. All pera,ns having claims agair,s, the
said deceased are hereby warned IN ext.ih,t ihe
same with the lsri'i'er voaehes thereof, 10 the
s..bscrihers or before the 4th day sf Anr.i
1864. otherwise they may he excluded by law
fr.m all benefit Of the said estate. Gi, en un-
der oar hands ;ha LIST dry of Ortoher, 1863.
saoSETrA A T.. BURROUGHS,
JOHN hoi3ANAE,
Administrators.
oct. LIST, ie6a-&w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
STlAMB0AT IOTIcl.

THE fast and favnrite Steamer Keypnrs
4 Com. r. A Ryther. l-Aves Leonard
Town on Thur-.sav aud Mondays 81 earh
week. At & "'el.ck. A. N.. for Raltirus'se
Sbe leaves I,alt:n~we on Wednesdays and
Sas uriays at q siclck. A. d.. for Point
Lo"kous ard Leonard rowr. eaN
Wharf aud Office l42 Light Street. -
Baltimore.
.AIas A Needham q 6sns.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
mARDlNG HOUSE
FOR TEACHERS AND PrPIl.S At
CHARI.OTTE HALL.

ynsIgE ussl~rsiyn4-l will a,rn ~ Ilkar.lrne
asusei IN the village III CharL - Hall.
isr xhs acsrnsm.~iatiun of shs Texryrrs and
Pupils VI f.s Acadsmy. on the la af K,csoles
fnrxs, she h.'u~. farmrriy .srrupiea hy irhumas
AarG. EaQ Ia j. mv sselxn &. keep firA
cia~f House ,rish f,srnityr< trs!~ Anal issiiing
aH neu. 'Thss~ ..r,irine .ss take l~sr,l At this
Hosss ~iE ps.a-- make *ariv appErseinn "a
ssse. ~ l<is-r ~ ..,isrwise Terms f,ra abaar.l-
iEg sans~ ~ n the Saewsrd'- hsssee
MN .H EEAN NER.
Sept ll.i.. lsca--@f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NO.F1U.Ro

gHyuE printing Of the rseatiss on the Cul-
- ti~asia, NJ the Grape Vine. ETC.. hy i.
S. has met with sosus naavui.labls DELAY
through no fault sf the an.aar's: having beer
nccaSi,ne.i 10 shs' rrinf-rs inform mel hv .
large job received prcvnus to mine. The
pasnphlef will rersaiaiy br ready for sale. By
the latter part Of next werk: in time 70 make
wine by the directiens * gives. When
advertised the price ai wI'irh expected "a
We able 70 sell the rsnsplliet, wss not sd-
visr.l at its exact c,~.. and hsrc sreekosed
xstAssA Ese kost," it Icing ops third greater
than than the first estimate; and Must there
fsre, 60 save nss fr,m ioss, asR it 10 the price.
See Advertisement.
!. =. -. JAMES sHosE.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

Ra0T'CF is herehy c,ren that the suhseri-
lW bers has ohiamsd from the Orphans Cour:
of St. Mary's county IN Mar, land, letters of
administration IN the personal estate "f iena'ns
w. Norris. tat. Of sand county. deceased. Al
persons having c'alms against the sa,d de-
&c .scd are here by wn,neS TO exhibit the same
with the proper vouctes thereof. To the sub
scrtbers on or before the lsi dav Of Nov, 1863.
otherw,se they may be excluded by law from
all benefit Of the ,a,d estate. Given under oar
hands this 23rd day Of April, 1869.
HANNAH r. NORRIS.
BENJAMIN FoxWELL.
Administrators. o.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE IS hereby given ths, the snhscri-
IN her has ubtained from the Orphans
Court O. ST. Mary's county in Maryland, let.
ters If administration ON the personal estate
af Jahn B'skis,one, late Of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having setaims against the
said deceased, are hereby warmed to exhibit the
s.,ne with the proper vouches thereof, TO the
suhscr,l,er on or before the itr day Of April
1864, otherwise they may he excluded by
law from all b~ns., of the said estate. Given
ander Ay Laad this LIST day Of Uesotsr,
1868.
Z. n. HLAKiSTONE,
Administrator.
Oct. ls,, lSsS-4w.
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EDUCATION.

M RS. JANE 4 FORD, having en-
INl. gagged the services "f an accomplish
cd teacher. desires 90 take few young
ladies 10 e1urste with her children.
For tern.s, Gc. Spply ("
MAS. FORD,
Oak Lea.
near Leonardiown.
Md.
Nov 18th lS64-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

7NfoTlcE is herelsv given thar the subseri-
IN bers have obiained fran the Orphans
''surt of vt. Mary n county, 10 Maryland, let
ters Of ADMINISTRATORS the personal estaie af
Hezekiah Deat, late cf said cauniv. deceased.
AN persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned TO exhlbit the same
with proper vou~hes thereof, tn the subscriber
or before the 4sh day Of April. 1864, other
wise ,hey may he sxclukd by law fram all
s<nsfi o; the safd estate. Given under our
kssas this lss day of October. 1853.
CHARLES DENT,
GEORGE n. DENT,
Administrators.
Osaeher LIST. lce3---lw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NOTICE..

TyHE undersigned wish 10 inform the
IL people Of Saint Mary's and adjourn
ing counties. TINT they have just completed
- FIRST CLASS RAILWAY, and are
prepared to haul ont vessels of any size,
aud will REPAIR, CAULK. &C., on the
most reasonable terms Pron,pt attention
to all work. ani q'iick dispatch win he given
in all cases. The Railway il ssituatcd abon,
. quarter of mile from Leonard Town on
Gne oyster creek, where We will also
build EC0WS. BOATS, or VESSELS, il
required. on the lowest terms
HARRIS. NORRIS i FOXWEI4L. :
| July 10Th 1S6a-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
pROFESSlONA1

MAR. CHARLES COMBS. haviae To-
- eassi himself At tks q r w. T
NJ LIZ i.Hs for the purporc Of practising
his prof.xsioa raa Always be found ;it the
reSiasnre .f J. J. Allstas. E,q-. whsn uo,
professionally engaged.
Jan. Ind lxt;o-fS.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

!. n heret,y give notice. that have obtained
i from the Or..hsns' Court OF ST. Mary
.:aunty, Maryland iesters Parliamentary on the
personsl estate &c George r. Campbell. iaie of
81. Mafy's. ceanfy, decreased. All I.ersons
having claims sgninxi the said deceased are
hereby i.o,,drd to sxi,il'' the same with the
proper ,o,scii~s attached iherer', fo Dort.
James H. Miles fmyargent) on or befnr. the
18th day..f AprsI 1854. they may OTHERWISE
i,y law b.. excluded from all benefit Of said
estate.
CCRtE ANN CAMPBELL,
Exscutrix.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
PROFESSIONAL.

H1R. !. II. TiH1S. REEVES hHs laeasrti
II at..wHl'rE i'l.AtNss." !" sl.sus = nile
fr',n the village VI Chaptic". aac r,spectfully
ofi~rs lis professional >~fsic.~ so fh~ pussax
tie will dev-se himself ~xclasiysly to Ia
rra-tice .f hi- nrssfsS.iun.
Jan. lsih. l6r2--tf.
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| lEsIRlBlE FARM
IS; ! ]: !. 4. J

a
Il VALUABLE Farm. in ST. Mary 5
"A l.onn.y. 1i,I.. near the rpeush eof the
Pa.gsert River. .ss.ialisiux Psi asrrs. il
o;Terssl a ptivasr xslv. l2s srfr< IL isiS hsrrn
are II, hi..l. ,snse ii cuiii. ss ..,. the Ealai,.
/. cs,vss|si wssis tisr sssi .ri,esu,.t sintsr NJ
the besssasa.ifs. lie asxtse Laid is ,sivi!esl
into fssr isl-. eaclt fssls-zi wisis sasa<ta's-
ii II cAle-i,lt fssarr. lssr improvements are q
lsrss Brick bs-liir'S and all ,a.ve--ssy aus
ha.,sss. al In g,sd rrpa:r. AL tie Mater
luxnrs.~ are afs.s<sfIe fish. crabs .'ysi~rs
asss. ~iid l.sl nf tLe h.si gr,aiity arc rasily
oissais,9.l Tire s,il is we'll sdsrt-d 70 the
g.wfh ,.f Earn. !. Tuttrc.. lni Wheat, as also
ii,r raisira:s ef fruit and vegetables.
t.r lefnas, apply ta
sr q. +. SPALDlEG,
i.-onar.i Town.
81. Mary's County,
u Md.
February aGs.i, 1se3--if.
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s p. 0aEnISEa.
E- " SrU ART.
]. ID GARDINER.

Keer car ssanisy on hand large snf careful
iy ..'-eisd stock "f siforeriss. I.saaers. 6c.
March 26sh, lse1--,..
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

FEHE STEAMER PLANTER ~in leave
baltimore far The Patnxent River every
Wednesday, morning, at g o'clock. commencing
Wednesday,. April l. Ices, proceeding far
up asfiili's La, ding.
Renrning. will leave Hills ;.andia: every
Friday morning ftr R-n.dir'. lerving ReneaI't
every Saturday n.arning, a, 6 'elork, for Bal.
tign"re--calliny at all the usual Landings on the
River, ais" az Plum Point, gong and re'u, ming
Passage To PIumPoint ard Pa,uxent River,
81 50. Meals Extra.
Freight received up ia . clock on Tuesdays.
N. n. Tobacco per Ho-snead 81 Is
From Branch 50
Gram Ter bag, delivered sn Steamers
wharf 10
An aaditlonal Eeish, .f one fourth will II
charged on all down freight intended for the
Branch.
Passengers are respectfully requested Got "a
bring any Articles Of Freight ON hoard she
Steamer OF the morning ", her departure. ex-
esfs their Baggage. us !, ~;ii, rot he received.
GEO. w. WEEMS,
Master.
April 2nd. lssS----f-
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NxxCE To CREDITORS.

IT =" "'E'' I''r'-
HfnT;CBH he'ehy given thnl tie sibscri-
~ hers have "b,ain-d rom ihr o,phans
cour' at 81. Mary 3. c.anir. ,in Ma, Ward, r.
'rrs ef administration "m the personal estate nf
c. =. Norris. laie of said county. decreased.
Al p-rsons i,a,iig rlaisns .gan,a, ihe sad de-
csased nre hereby warned 10 sxlubIt the same
with the proI,rr yo,rhes ihere"f. tn the sab
scr'bers %" before 'e 4lh day' of ArriI
1864, Otherwise they inty I've excluded hy pw
from all beneliI nf The ssid .s:nir Giyen ss,-s
der our hands this Isl Day af 0c'"her. 1869
JAMES U. NORRIS, 4
c. J. NORRIS,
Administrators, w. 4.
Ocrnbes ls,. lSe3--4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

~. ChspsIco, Nor. TN. Ite1.
Me*sFs kcifors :---Pseass aer..s,es Is.sn v
v"sey % sand'dafe f,r the f..ser kshir Of the
C"ruh tasirt fsss Sasrs Masyss C..=s:y. q he
Hsxi esecsion (sr slssl oGee, aud ntiige
MAxx vssxxns. Z
November Iash, ], isss-sf.. =
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NOTICE re CREDITORS.

February ae.:,, lsss-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

Nov 18th. ls64--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

Oct. 18th. fsS3--3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

Eev. 2eth, 1868 In. So sss'
The New York herald., 1863-03-17
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Iron.C Clad Fight I'm the Ogeeche, Illus-
tratsd-The YaxoO Pass Expsdition-
The Reported Evacuation Of Vicks-
burg-A1airs I'm Tennessec-Capeure eg
Anglo-Rebcl steamers-News from Mex
leo, &C., sc.
The Cunard mail steamship Arabia, Captain Stone wul
leave Boston on Wednesday, for Liverpool
The mails Tor Europe win close in this city this after
noon, At quarter past and at halfpsst O'clock
TO 20 by railroad.
The New YogE HRRAID-Fdition for Europc--win be
published at eleven O'Clock this morning. VIII contain
interesting and graphic description Of great II
Battle between the iron cads and the Rebel Fort McAnis
ter illustrated with Map showing the line Of hre
Particulars Of the operations Of the Yszoo Pass Expe
dition, with report Of the Capture Of Yazoo City.
important from Neutrality-suspicious. Capitulation
o. Abandonment OF the great Rebel Stronghold
Details OF the Capture Of the Anglo Rebel steamers
pouru Queen OF the Wave and Pcterhon
Il will sso contain the latest Of the operations Of
the Unon Forces in Virginia Tennessee and South Caro-
lna from Mexico, All other the
week OF an interesting or important character
Single eopes. ~ wrappers. ready for mailing i've cents
sampsoo Tow. son Co. ~ Ludgste ilill. London.
England, Si receive subscriptions and advertise meuts
t'ss SEw YoRg iIsrAiD.
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cents. C0asequsnty note at sixty three days, Including
tne eracs days, would posses e1i vads ey having
two csst stamp afhxed thereto. Thysams ruewi apply
10 notes bearing longer time TO run.
TIE SUSPENSION IN PRINTING POSTAL CURRENCY.
Tho reason assigned At the Treasury Department Or
sospendng the printing OF postal currency twenty
Ave and hfty cent notes that there is already sSf
cent amount Of such paper In proportion TO other de-
nominations Tho fact that there are erfets did
not Influence this action.
THE NEW REVENUE CURRENCY
Designs have been prepared for the fractional reyenus
currency authorized by the Finance laws The
be about the size Of OF the postal
currency, but Of a totally different character and pre-.
pared in such way TO avoid far devise
any counerfeiting This currency recoiva-
Bile for all dues to the United States except
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE CONDUCT OF PIE
WAR.
The Committee on the Conduct OF the War have, bR
understood closed their testimony, and in about two
weeks will make their report
TIE CASE OF JUDGE wyiIE.
IL s given out in q high official quarter that Judge
Wyle viii be reapponted TO Of udgeships OF tho
Supreme Court Of this district There has been great
deal Of discussion to-day among lawyers the effect
OF the vote Of the Senate to reconsider his nomination
II held that such action racction that he is
still member Of the Court.
MR.. KENNEDY ELECTED A MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Mr.. &C. G. Kennedy, Superintendent OF the Census.
has been elected member Of the New York Historical
Society. "
~ COLONIZATION OF CoLoRED PERSONS.
The expedition to coonzc persons Of color been in
definitely postponed by the President.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17
Police lnteiIigence.

Jtifyits BURGLARS Es1gArrrp.--James Mcdonald and
James Carroll, lads about itece years cid, secreted
themselves tns brokers office No. l4j Maiden lane.
saturday afternoon, and when the place closed for
the day emerged from Their hiding place and stole $50
from the mon6y drawer Having rshsscked the premises
to their entire satisfaction the Juveniles forced oIcu tho
rear door which led 10 TIE yard and escaped 70 the
street subsequently, the second ward police got wEd of
the affair." and, suspcctng the prisoners arrested them
upon venture Upon beng taken TO the station house
the lads became frightened and confessed their guilt
Tbey stated that they hid themselves In the closet IN hs
ONCE, and managed 10 remain copcca.d there all tbs
afternoon Notwithstanding the place visited more
than by the proprietor OF the Office during tho lonely
hours their voluntary Incarceration. Justice bowling
comInitted the prisoners for Trial.
PsssISe CorNgRrur MoSxy-A tailor named
Frederick EsmoD, taken Into custody yesterday,
charge Of psssing counterfeit Ave dollar bin ou the
Mechanics Bank of Burlington, N. j., Al the store Of
Christian Rsnsch, No. 273 William street Tho accused
attempted 10 escape from oicer Criffenden on bis way
The Tombs, bat soon ovcrhancd aud led into court
Jusce Downing committed the prisoner for trial lhs
counterfeit Ia rpircrable imitation of the genuine and
woad not be likely 70 deceive even ordinary jadgs
OF mouey.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17
The News from vicksburg-Probable b le
Moveme nts q nd Designs or the Enemy.

From Cairo, Cincinnati, Chicago and other
points we continue to receive very encourag
ing, though very meagre and mysterious, re-
ports of the success Of the Yszoo expedition
and Of the probable evacuation Of vicksburg
by the rebels. Our latest dispatches from the
West inform us tina, our Yazoo sunboat squad
ron had successfully descended the river to
Haines' Bluff, near the mouth Of the river; that
In their descent they had captured twenty six
steamboats,, eighteen Of which were destroyed;
that rumors were rife Of the evacuation of vicks-
burg and that il was supposed that the greater
part Of the rebel force would 90 to Chatts-
nooga and endeavor to overwhelm General
Rosscraus.
We can trace none Of these reports to an
authentic source. We have nothing from Gene
raj Grant or Admiral Porter tending to con.
firm them-except q despatch from the latter
that the naval expedition has reached the
iazoo in safsty-and yet we are inclined
to the belief that they are substantially cor.
| rect We think IL altogether probable that
the danger, the necessities and the desperate
game Of the rebels may have brought them 10
the extremity Of abandoning vicksburg, In
order TO save their army at that place and i,s
artillery and munitions Of war, and in order To
join that army with the army ofBragg in Tenncs-
see, and TO make bold dash with an over.
whelming force upon General Rosecrans before
reinforcements can reach him from the army OF
General Grant. The ablcst general Of the rebels
10. Johnston, is their supreme in command
in the Southwest. His peculiar strategy was
effectively illustrated in the first battle Of Bull,
run Abandoning temporarily the shenan-
doah valley to General Patterson, Il
was this same Johnston who achieved
the most important victory Of tho rebellion
The New York herald., 1863-03-17
NEWS FROM ALBANY.

Appointment OF tho Grinding Commit-
tee - The Gold Question --Tho Lobby,
&c., &c.
ALBANY, March 10, 1868.
There slim attendance In both branches OF tho
Legislature this evening in considering bills In csmmtes
Of the WHOLE most OF them of particular Importance
The bill to appropriate two hundred thousand dollars
pay the amount paid for premium god to pay the
State debt that fell due last up for nsder
alton Tho canal OF the House
postpone the question. and brought up all manner OF tri
vial excuses. All this out OF spite 70 the Com proler
because the latter advocates paying debts with tho
plus clnai instead OF building locks Progress
finally reported on the bill.
The Grinding Committee was appointed tonight and
will hold its first meeting tomorrow and prepare for
basiness
The lobby is rushing back with fair prospect that that
appendage that revisory power to the Legislature
will be in full blast this week.
One OF the members OF the Senate Committee Gold
not present today. There therefore, no meet
ing Of the committee
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

HlvssA-sieamship Meiia-nr snd WIS a. :. "ickhsn,:
family and ervaut; Mrs Chas Whitney and ssrfan -
Oulnard aud maid Dr Jes .ddc, iauy shl chd' hev
Father Daueline and servant. Don r. " sarn % Wy, a' ~
N,ebos hermann schultz Meiners y B.nnt ieiy aud
ard ,sn,iy senor del Eio edy family aud ssre-
@ NJ. Msrphy MI and Mrs Edward Phelps and family.
NV steamship ysEig91ars S.,heyine B,ows
NJ Carver an lady, MIS- neNige. Ms 1ags 81.
"a = lem, Allyn, Col l. Benedict. g Banchm.
Gonnor and two children. LYMAN Coates psl sondso
y rm"Wr, W.rt Knight Lyons Chss Lee, Lieut. Name,
Tg,s n wsyrr Paymas,ers fri,ehari aud Ialor
ros X Irhardson, VI Jarvis IAmes Ronfkr Me- ev
s,s,,s,uer TirreL Attire Tfrcll, Winn"l simons h
n smith D. Thompson Y : Al Nmttt. y hhnev
a. d. LggAall., Neaier ., ipstattaeA
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

ALBANY, March 10, 1868.
fiie SPEAKER announced the Grinding Committee fol-
ows.-Messrs. LOverdge, Moulten, Fisher, johnson, i,
Davis, Fletcher, Miller, Freeman, Monroe, Wait. L.
Dewey, Lott. Quackenbush.
The bin increasing the salary OF tho Police Justices and
Justices or the Peace OF Brooklyn TO 600 passed
third reading sE.r
The bill Incorporating the Chenaugo Valley Railroad
Company passed 10 third reading
Progress reported on the bill making appropria
ton reimburse tho Manhattan Company the premium
paid coin purchased to pay the interest the canal
debt.
The bill incorporating the ST. Patricks Benevolent 60
ciety OF Yonkcrs passed a third reading.
The bill auth rzing the election OF two additional
third reading
The New York herald., 1863-03-17
Important from Mcxico-Advance or the
French ON Puebla.

BY the arrival of the Mclita, from Ha-
vana, we have advices from Mexico to the
lst inst. AS was announced the French COM
menced evacuating Orizaba on the 10Th OF
February and took up their march for
Pucbla. Before leaving General Forey pub
lished a couple Of proclamations to the
inhabitants Of the city and the other to the
assurances Of his own friendly feelings and the
benevolent dispositions Of the Emperor, all of
which will no doubt be duly appreciated.
The defences of Puebla have been completed,
and the garrison, composed Of twenty-four
thousand men, with ortega at their head, are
said to be animated by the best spirit. General
Comonfort has charge Of the trenches or
outer works, with = division Of about eight
thousand men, and has his headquarters about
eight leagues from Puebla, on the wagon road
TO the capital.
Baron de Wagner, the Prassian Minister.
had been compelled TO leave the country,
owing TO the bad relations existing be-
tween him and the Juarez government. Pre-
vious to bis departure he requested Mr.. Corwin
to accept the charge of the Prussian subjects, As
well as those Of France and Spain, LEFT to his
protection by the withdrawal OF Coun, de sa-
ligny, in December, 1861. Our Minister de.
clined the responsibility, on the ground that Il
would endanger his own relations with the
Mexican government. NJ. de Wagner brought
down with him to Vera Cruz abou, forty per.
sous who desired TO escape from the capital,
among whom were Messrs. Barron and Forbes,
Don Antonio Escandon, the family oil Colonel
Talcott, DC.
While, from these facts. u wouio appear
that the French are about 70 enter on A
vigorous prosecution Of the campaign, we learn
from Paris that there is strong desire on the
part of portion Of the Ministry, as we'll as OF
the public, that the expedition should be
abandoned and the army withdrawn On the
Bourse, previous to the closing Of the last mails.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17
NEW YORK. LEGISLATURE,


ALBANY, March 10, 1853.
mo Broadway Railroad bill has been reported In the
Assembly The Senate Railroad Committee will report
Connoly's bill this week.
Mr.. IRUyN gave notice tonight OF o bill for tho
appointment by the Governor and Senate Of 1--WE Conms
construct and work railroad Broadway and
other streets apply the profits the payment
Croton Aqueduct and Central Park debts.
Several miner canal bills ordered to Q third
reading.
The Senate then adjourned. &
The New York herald., 1863-03-17
Obituary.
DEATH or CAPTAIN WILSON.

HuDsos, N Y, March 16, 1893
Captain stephen B. Wilson died In this city Sunday
morning. aged sixty eight years.
DEATH or AN EDITOR.
PfrrsBrRo. Pa, March 10, 1s6s
Reese C. Flceson Of the editor Of the D,,pach died
this morning after protractcd Illness Mr. Ficeson has
been connected With the D,ratch Cor Gfecn years. and
vuh ,as PI.,sburs press cor much longer psri9d.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Brigader General George L. Andrews has been appoint
ed Chez o. stat TO General Banks from unrch g. 1858
Married IN the Episcopal church al Beaufort, . c. on
1lth instant, by the Rev. Mansfield French, brsader
General Rufus Saxton ~ Miss Tiie O. Ihompsoni o.
Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17
Nesre Ries In Canada. !.

Ora SPRINGS, G. W, March 10, 1868.
sesous riot occurred here on satu day naht Dctweeu
the whites and negroes The whites organized a force,
marched the quarters ordered the blacks away,
dcsroyed their property and burned their houses The
negroes fed 70 the woods. Three OF rioters have
been captured. Several we're wounded
The New York herald., 1863-03-17
Volume xxvIII................. 7s

AMUsEMENTS THIS EVENING.
fIBLO'S GARDEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway.-BusY BODY.
WINTER GARDEN Broadway-LovE
LAURA KEENE's THEATRE, Broadway. old HEADS
AND YOUNG HEARTS
NEW BowERY THEATRE Bowery.-THE Old Housr-
BRIAN boRolHxE-lN AND Our or PLACE
BOWERY THEATRE. .Bowery-MAssANIEILo-CHAMp
OF ERIN-IRELAND As 1T Is.
BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM Rroadwav-N,Ssrr
WARREN Cox. NUrT. LIVING HIPPoPoTAMus &c at ali
hours-koLl OF THE DRuM-Aflernoon and Evening
BRYANTs MINsTRELs Mechanics Hall. az Broad.
way.-ETHIoPIAN Songs, BURLEsoUEs, DANcEs &c-How
ARE You, GREENBAcKs?
WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 5l4 Broadwsy-ErHrorrAx
soNGs DANCES, kc.-GRAsD DAD JOE.
THE NEW IDEA 4s5 Broadway-SoSGs BuRLEsauEs,
BALLETs &C.
BROADWAY MENAGERIE Broadway.-LIyrNo WILD
ASIMAIs-PERFoRAING ELEPaANrs-CoMC MULES &C.
AMERICAN THEATRE. No. ~ Broadway-BALIE,a
PAkrosIMEs, BURLEsQuEs. 10.
PARIsIAN CABINET OF WONDERS. sss Broadway
Open daily from 10 A. NJ. till l0P. n.
HoOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN -EruroyrAS
SoNCs, DANCES. BURLxsouEs. &c.
New York, Tuesday, March II, 1868.