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MARINE NEWS.
OFT. .I-s. R., Is-s. s,sis-B. w. mos,.si Of.
CLEARED

CLEARED
sTEAMsHTPs-K.nssroo, Lrverpoci: knes CAV
Point Va j Thompson, Ia tiI.ore n tieveps DO
BHfP--GrA Rsprbio, Paul. for San frsnciro
BARK Johann Marie, Ku'rhef' Boencs Ayrcs.
BRIGS--Eils. Arfovo. Acme. Cork. " Johnson.
b,rbs6oee; Alice Maude, Aut Caves II Pott,
lie ads; Handy, ~ Monroe Hare, washington.
SCHOONERs- II Clippers, H.lifss; mary,
Pen brOks John / Drs,~f, New tsrn. John Ienthnll'
Norioik Glassvooi, Georv.tovn. Isura Francs. Aet-
sndria t'rse Girdler, " ashngtob II Me'cnlt, Do,
Fountain, lteltI,oie D. Bemen,, do, Ann. ltetn'
Jenny Lind, Phi sdephia John SNOW, do Nmols.
Eli,atetbpoIt, j..
sBOOPs Caroline, HARTFORD, CT Deep River, do
Arrived.
STEAMSHIPS jersey niue, rorrcss Monroe
BRIGGS. Harriet fonsire,., ans. Ridley. I~hia
Iehulon, Port horr6. =
sCHOOSERs AEnohsn,re.S Key West; lance
l~y, Norwich; N Hickman. stamford Ann SUI
sso, fur're~ Monroe. hott .ds. bsltin.ots Is. nsa
Nhletts Point, trpits- Norsrh. uoddeea, frosi-
deuce, Campbell. tlihsi.thIort ior Boston. fertne,
Kondout for Providence.
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yswnins drp.plscs above which cloudy DeUcooo
conveying the fsintssa possible ptimsnon q blas
ted hessh, with gibbet In perspective docoraSine
wall, which time and damp bed reduced rom ~
primitive shade Of rrccn to the mot miscellaneous
diversity oftnts. Here wv an appearance OF tn.SeSs
nos certainly the most favourable ior dlssipsuu8
The unpleasant feeling that had for some unc -
fettny my Lesser ntes'ines n the tenuNy OF nuno.
Hnnss; hut put bold face upon the mater anc
sher lesurely survey Of the apartment dePoaHn
my selfin bed Sleep, however wss nc 70 be Saousns
Of I'LL the arrival Of the person who WAS 10 shAN
the apartment with me, and lay forrnin{ all sorn
Of specustions az " his probable appearance. =
Length, towards mldnight q heavy sttr soinieh %
the staircase. and heard some one advancing Wiz
stately tread 10 the room in which i lay. NoG
then, for solution Of my uncertainty hah
raised myself on my elbow 10 exam ne the pcrsm
that should enter. The door opened e'slreIy, sna
. Azure anvsbcei into the IN that Increase
rather than abated my perpleSity. II wac Mss ~
tall, povcrfily built msn, dressed all in hlsct'
with Q cloak ~ the same colour aho.t bis shoulders
and As he he'd the candle before him ~ though he
held not, ts lu,ht fe uoon features Of charact~
singularly impressive, but pale and blared, %
wore. with untold wee HIS long raven hair fcN
swsy in m sAses from rs forehead, Ike blackenin6
pines upon . Nyh,nins -scs'hcd mountain summit
and his eyes burned With dull, noveless glare.
He appeared 10 I've utterly unconscious OF my pres
ence, uOtvitbstanIing my eudeavours 70 excite IN
attention BY sundry sinonitory coughs and hcmA
Finding these Of avail. rrHolvcf TO attack hlfe
more dlrecuy, and, In as indifferent , bne s
could muster, exclaimed.
r. ~ ,..S
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A TTENTlON-LADlES FrRS-NOTwiTH
MaiuhT turing Co. will sell At last wear. prise,
lades calling early can take thor choice from our
hrse and ven selected sock, and ot tain great bar
Ar repairing TO he laise styles equal 70 new. re-
c~irS stven 10 piIchnsels W insure asains, moths
Desp ~ Chaiham 81 oIposit< Crooks marble Hotel
FLEMING, ManAer Look Tor the M,mmo'h, So 352
NORTH WESTERN CANADA FUR MANI
1 SECURING to-fur Of every deco ription, " hole
.~s and IetAil' from - .et and upwards. Altering
hats caps, gloves, trunks travelling bags umbrellas
aud iobes In great varity r. s.-A boz Of my csle.
braod moth powder sivsn eaCh pu haeer Of a act
OF hlI,. Call early and make your selection. JAS
". HANENs, ~ Broadway, New Chamber st. 1
Duane 81 and 80 Chatham VI. 3D
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BROOKLYN,

BRookLrs WARD NoMINArIoNs.-The
Democrats OF the l,th wsrd have nominated Ed.
ward Murphy Tor AIDE uian. The same party have
nominated Owen Hanoyan for Supervisor of the To-,
Ward, snd = W Bloom, 'cr the III wari Tie
tu.on prr.y u he 1h Ward have nom mattel M
Stephen Crs~eli FOR Supervisor.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT William Hughes, resi-
ding In C.asson avenue while standing at the door
Of the engineroom Of Of thc Fulton ferry bos,s
n thursday night, was prccipitat.d u distance u
twelve iect into The bold, ia Consequence Of q lar
caused 10y running against tie dock. II IL feared
that he sustained iaisl injuries.
BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION. -
TIE sccond snnul meeting o, the New York Rap.
tisi sabbath School Association was held in the
Central Bapts' CAurch, Bridge street. Brooklyn
on "Wednesday, when the following officers for the
ensuing year were elected; President &c TX.
ter; Wee President, A. TN son; Sccrciary, VIM
sheridan; Treasurer Il. W. II Imam Addresses
weru male b. Rev. Mr. Thomas and Rev. Mr.. Con
e8A- III relation Ia nIiss onary lsbors In the West
letters from various schools connected with the
Conversion were read giving the statistics OF zach
school, and showing that In most Ases they were
IN hourishing condition, In the evening, the
question "What is the character Of the reading
suitable for Sunday Schoossf" was discussed, Ater
which the Convention adjourned.
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A TRIAL Is SUFFICIENT 10 STAMP 1T
IA he BEST article IN use,
BRILsrs HAIR DYE-5O GENTS FER Rox.

BRItsTS HAIR DIE-50 IENIS FER BOX.
thing connected with the preparation OF this ceehrst
ed Ibe, shan hereafter pat UP but one size-,l
any NOV IN This Dye is unlike all others and IL
prepared upon strictly scientific p7inc pee Depot
40 south second st.. Wsnsbureh. whoes ,le
ssent.. Demss Barnes 4 ca, q Park Row Prnser 4
Lee ii Bnekmsn At; Miller Reed, cor Alien and
ter q Fairchid, AIS Hudson ct and 81 Sixth ave
Ih1iggisis viii also e supplied by Mr. CHAs. ".
CRITTENT0N, IS sixth ave, cor .h " To be had
OF Dpissist generally. 0O
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n EDICINEa.
TESTIMONIAL TO THE INDIAN n

A TESTIMONIAL TO THE INDIAN DOC
IA tor. Il have ssined twenty poundt Of Hceh in II.
months by the Herb Dor,or's treatment When I
applied 10 the nrctor ! vse troubled with Cons,np-
uon general debility, pain In the bIr~st And short
ness OF hfehfh, &c, ] AIN nos quite recovered.
MURPHY, 40 Greenwich ct, NY.
OR MOTTO
We uAs snoh Baln,s havs STRIFE
With NatuIs OF the Law OF Lfs
With blood our hands " nevaJ AAiA
ker poison msn 30 sss~ thsH pain
Our Father whom all so.dnso knA
Provides he TN, sps 10 cure all ils;
Ihe s,mp.e Herbs beasAth oar fsS-
We'll assd, relieve our pains oonpssis
A simple Herb, Elm pie rovsf.
Quilted nom the dewey Lse,
Il-~s these shAll sprat Nth tesehiax pssu
Of shsns~ and health to thss.
uaiv No CHAR'iF or Consultation OF ADVICE $50
A SURE CURE FOR DYSPEPSlA-SINCE
"A tn lntIr.irction OF Dr. smiths DlspkPSIA
ANNIiilLAloR, Thousands have been cuf.I ot hat
cirtressinr y Amt, who had almost given up ali
hops Of ever l.int relieved. Perseverance with this
system. 10 ~ bad Ia New York OF Miller 4 Reed,
lN' Allen. cor Strn'Uu ~, and cor 4 enue ID and
Houston a., In Bguokhn--ol i. /. Cry, cor. Myr-
te "a 4 lin ave.. lcln', VI s"th SECOND a.,
Wtli'am'hursh. Price 70 cents per bottle on
DRUNKENNESS POSITIVELY CURED
~ bv d.. ZE,I's mmou, remedy, given unknos n
10 thu pssieu, in coffee, tea otherdirk Sold oulv
Al No. $50 Division ~, and ~ Eighth Az, y. Y; Dr.
Aikrn'r Isl lludson Il, ~ y; Hayes, us Fulton st.
snd Mines III Fulton st. 81 ooklyn ~. loncstair :
No.. ;? MoHtiomsW =; lee CITY D., reNer, PA
fcs Hafiif RE%AR Or iNi iSHfiSNs
NR-lhe Genuine DR.. LEI.L's REMEDY will never
s!ckcn The patient. warantei, sen, by mail
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EXCCR SIONS.

FOR NENBURGA, PQUGaKEEPSIF
l. Eounioul kingsson-rhe NARY 20 WELL
leaves 100, jay st, every siIenooa at O'Clock AS
HUDSON RIVER r. R-FOR ALBANY
TO, he Moth and Wos, RON Chambers st at
and l. A. NJ. ar 4, ana lu,tJ +. N, AID on sun.
days al 4. " 7. N, Il on 3Lth $50
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tco~Snssd rysm hs s-st S1oe. }

Int Alexandra band of twelve e-,errnn. and n
drove NJ horses which hsy we're driving towards
k,riv's army. Another pano of horse thieves
bsrsly esospei capture at the same uue
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Ouu Tommy was always Of an inquiring mind
Of the window one morning. and Q funeral train
pissed he turned to his mother with an eager
look. and said. "Mother, who Will bury the las,
man thsS diss ~
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INSTRUCTION.

banjo TAI GIT PERFECTLY ~ one
~ eoutss Of Lessons, by the oldest established tea, h.
en-. st the oldest rstshlished place PROF .ions ban
10. AZ all prices. HtNkl GEORGE G. bOBSON,
Uyl 81 osawHy. "a
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PROTECTIVE WAR CLAIM ASSoCI


pRUTECTlVE WAR CLAIM ASSOCl
L ALTON
OF Thu STATE OF NEW YORK,
Ot'ce--i5 Chambers ct, \. v
President
Lieut.-Gtn. WINFIELD SCOTT
Nlce-Presidents3
Hon. Hamilton tish, Admiral Dupont
John l. Cisco Esi, Rudolph A. Nitthaua E>o.
Directors
Hon. Edwin D. Morgan, Howard Potter E.a
heoree DpdFke, VIM. r.. DODGE, Jr, ExqL
Hiram Bitne., Theo.lo . koo,e, eli -
janice ". Btekmar, Peer Cu1pel EsI
rev u bellows DID. lieOI Btnc OF -
John Jncou attofi h DAME Lord, "
lanes OWE Wilson q, Hunt, -
VIM. II. Atpinsal. " Alfred Pei,
James t,allqtin.
ne oulecs OF tho Association 20 10 sol
neis snu sailors and their families any claims fos
pe lslohN pay and bounty, and give advice and in
oimation to them, without and 10 pre- vent frauds
a*alnst them aud tue Government.
hppncAlon N peIson or by letter should he made
10 HENRY GhLESfiELn Secretary,
IS Chnmtcrs At, New York
TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD-500, 900
lbs, OF iho apove wanted, for h!ch the hleheA
e.sh price viii be P.d BY G, CRAskt- Isl william
Wces 90
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AT A MEETING or THE DELEGATES OF
Ahe As-smhly District tonvento ON OF Mozart Hall,
he'd At NJ rhumar Law FENCES, GU the 2nih Ort0b,
l~t JosHt \ iSAACS received the unanimous
nomination Of that Convection. WV. n. GRAY,
Chairman. wM. LEONARD, secretary. -?
RLpoMINGDALE CATHOLIC ASSOEIA-
- ton. Tho members vill plense meet A. tbsir
bal, on SATURDAY, At O'Clock. A. ~, to attend the
funeral Of on deozted nsmhct MIt HAEI. HENRY
DAILY. Requiem Mns a. ~. Paul's Church, seth .,
and tth ave. JAS. 7. TRANkks. Pres CHARLES
BRADY, See. so
DEMOCRATIC RALLY - TWENTY SEC
~ ond Ward. The friends OF Mcclellan are ~.
guested TO meet at National Hall, Forty fonrth ~,
bstwe.n Eighth and Ninth ayes, on
MONDAY EVENING,
October -, q, ~ o'clock
Hon. FERNANDO WOOD xill po.itivoiv zeal
Other eminent speakers will he pfs.en'. r., Order,
A. :. JARVIS Chairman
u. MLAGHER sccTetAry. 21o
NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
4 Twelfth, Nineteenth and Tsenty SECOND wards
For Conrrtss
fER>ANlD MOOD. a12
THE WoRkiNGMEN'S tNIOS WILL
hold meeting this, iliday, evening at O'Clock,
a. Early Closing Hal 251 IloreIy. WM. HARD
1Ntt Pres. JOHN HENRY fOl, Rec, sec. 81
w ANTED-A GOOD JOURNEYMAN
w har,er, At 7. CIAEk'S hair dressing saloon.
No t9 Fulton II. Brooslvn - per seSS with board.
&c. Also man Tor SAtuIdaS and SUNDAY. - Sith
Toad as
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pRINTING PAPER-FOR SALE, A SMALL
Il lot OF hite printing papei, 2i1Is. Apply ~ the
Sun ONCE. Il
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RkhkhBER, pr. sCuENCK can be only f)unl
Of his rooms, No. y Bond ct, Nv York, every Iues-
d.,, from a m to 3 ?. IN, for eontultation snd
sdyics but he Always has = full supply Of incidence
81 his loons, -hieh can te had At al times. Price
ofthe tl.AOSlC SYRUP end SEA'WEkD TONIC
81 70 per bottle, or s6 the half doI MANDRAKE
PILL 70 cents per box
phMAs BAKNEs Il CO., II PsrkT =, Wholesale
Agents.
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TINTED STATES INTERNAL REV.
ENUE,
Annlal Tazes "a lsOO.


Annual Tazes for 1890.
The attention Of Taxpayers il hereby called to
the provisions Of the United States Excise Law
relative to the assessment Of annual taxes. ~.
IL made the duty Of all persons partnerships firms,
associations, or corporations, made liable TO any
annual duty license or tax, on Or eftO,. he Gr,t
to the Assistant Assessor OF the District where
located OF the amount Of annual income, the artt.
business Or occupation liable TO pay any license.
Every person who shall fail to make such return
by the day specified will be liable to be assessed
the Assessor according to the best information
WhiciN he can obtain and in such ease the Asses
sor Is required to add ntty per esntum to the
Eyery tIeraon who shall deliver TO an Assessor
any false or fraudulent List or statement with In
tent 10 eTaNte the valuation or enumeration re-
dollnrs and in such case the list will DO made ont
by The l1seesor or Assistant Assessor, and from
the valuation AND enumeration 10 made there can
Psyment OF the slnusi taxes, except those for
lieenses, viii not DO demaAdsd until the Seth day
The Appropriate blanks on which to make. re.
turn, Ana ali necessary Information VIII be FUR;
~ the assistant r.. e their ;sssra
An S. S q D. EitoSei, assessor No. |, corner
TSonss D. Nsrshs, Assessor 10. ., tH Eighth
'T Henry Lyles, Assessor No. ., u Eighth street
r. r. Ferguson, Assessor No. 4, "a Eighth street
| west.
George Collard, Assessor No. 8, OOEnOr Fourth
| street and NJ street south.
George X. Larconbo, Assessor No. 6, 81 C street
Thomas ormo, Assessor No. 7, 100 Bridge street
And ii che oniss Of the undersigned, between thu
hours ofe q. n. and p. n.
The retuEns should Sc delivered on or before thu
Pm. PEARSON,
| Assessor for the District of ColumbiA.
fe2O-2tam8t No. 90 Eighth 1T. west, near Pa. AZ
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
war DEPARTMENT, D
hDJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE,

ADJUTAST GEHERALs OFFICE, J
WASHINoToN, March q, 1884.
The following officers having been reported at the
headquarters Of the army for the offences here
matter specified, are hereby notified that they
will stand dismissed the service OF the United
States unless, within fifteen (l6) days from this
date, they appear before the Military Commission
In session in this city OF which Brigadier General
RICketts, United States volunteers, Is president,
and make satisfactory defence TO the charges
against them!
For giviH0 duplicate discharges 10 sniSsd IN vio
laiioA Of Paragraph 1856, RspiSsd Army Regulations;
Lieutenant Colonel W. A. Lynch, 42d New York
volunteers Major Henry III. Alles, 4th New York
volunteers Colonel Andrew T. MeReynolds, Isl
New York cavalry Captain r. G. PrendergASt, ist
New York cavalry.
Absent pihOa lsdrs from Camp Parole tiHos January
20, 1864:
Second Lieutenant Levin Kuster, eth Ohio vol
unteers.
For Improperly snIiJiiHg minor.
Captain James A. Harris, Ith Ohio cavalry Cap
tain S. R. Clark, 9Th Independent battalion. Ohio
cavalry.
DtSobedfeRoe of orders;
Colonel William T. Lynch, 6sth Illinois Volun-
teers.
Absence iViihoui leave:
Captain L. N. Sergeant, Ist Massachusetts cav
alryj Captain J. r. Baker, LIST United States sharp
shooters. -
E. D. TOWNSEND,
m2i Assistant Adjutant General.
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MEDICAI.l
CP EoIAL. NoTIoE,


Or. NJ vELLNrs Private Hospital. IN The ED
sral Hook, Corner ofsevsnsh and ? streets, oppo.
site tho Post and Patent omses. Room, % s.d u,
up stairs, Washington, D. C. as u i.lt.ft.
All diseases Of private nature treated Ia the
best ssisAtins manner, and radical cures sRSsteS
In ali eAssa. sHPHILITTc AFFEcTTON, con-
oRRHGA, eLBET STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of ToLVPTVoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the oENERLTITE
ORGANS, from any cause Whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured alse,
ooUT, RHEUMATfSH, NEuRlLeIl, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS scRoTVLA, BLsTcHES
ON THE FACE, ERUPTIoNson the Limbs and body
and all other KRUPTIvK DIsEAsEssnd DISEASE
or TINE BLOOD, nom whatever cause they nay
have arisen. ... ....... sr.a
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter Whist ysur disease, let no false deli.
oasey prevent you from applying Immediately to
DIT. vsllny, who is sSknOwlsssd to be By far tn,
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the Treatment
Of private diseases. Fear mot 10 come and make
known your misfortunss, and hs will speedy sehd
you on your way rejoicing. near
sELF-ABusE.
That dreadful scourge Of ths young, INDUCED In
when alone, destroys the gensrasive orEaa', unit
them for married life, produsins weaknsss Of III,
back and limbs, loss Of animation and musoulal
power, palpitation Of the heart nervous irritsbii
ly, loss Of memory, melancholy habits, insanity
consumption, and death. .r-r-- s..|.
YOUNG MANI in view Of the dreadful OoAse
quenees Of delay, do not fall to make your cas-
known immediately 10 Dr.. Vellny. Ysur secret
with him are sacred, and you may confidently rsll
upon his medical skill
Thousands whose syEtems were shattered an
who were on the brink Of the grave, have bee
brought back to vigorous health By his skillfu
treatment. - ...l BE-. ..... f. 10
.I- MARRIAGE. r-r..g.
Married persona, or those contemplating mAtri
mony, who suppeet themselves ofimpotenoy semi
sal weaknsss, or any disease arising from rs
lssed state Of the genital organs, whether thee :
suit Of disease, injury, youthful indlssretion.s,
| NJ, an Of khs .sians In vinar
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

G-HeimStreets Inimitabls Hair ReGtor-
ALIVE, NOT DYE, but restores gray hair to Its
original color, BY supplying tie capillary tubes
with natural SustenAnce, impaired by age or dis
case All fHSSnfSnsoUs dyes are composed Of Iunay
eduSfte, destroying the vitality and beauty OF the
hair, and AFFORD OF themselves no dressing. Helm.
streets Inimitable Colorng not only restores hair
to its natural color by easy process, but gives
the hair LUxURIANT BEAUTY, promotes Its
growth prevents its falling of, Graduates dan
drum, and impArts health and pleasantness to the
head 1t has stood the test OF time, being the ori.
ginAl Hair Coloring, and IL constantly Increasing
In favor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies. II
IL sold by all respectable dealers, or can be pro-
cured by them q the commercial agents,
D. 8. BARNES 4 Co,
goa broadway, New York.
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Analysis OF California wines.

DR.. Craig, Of the Surgeon Generals ONCE,
has made report on the California wines Of
Kohler and FroHhng, which he has analysed
and nnus to DO what they profess to be, the
pure product Of the grape. The following is q
summary Of his report:
"Dr. Craig's report shows that these liquors
are all absolutely pure, containing no foreign
substance, except the burnt sugar with which
the brandy Is colored. The sweetness OF the
wines is found TO be due entirely 10 grape su-
gar, and not TO cane sugar Artincially added.
The muscatol wine contains 90 per cent. of
sugar, the Angelica 1876, and the port a.. As
regards the strength OF the lIquors, the grape
brandy contains 43 per cent. Of alcohol, the
port wine 1875, the muscatel 1876, the Angelica
10, and the hook 1874. Tho brandy Is found to
be certainly distilled from the grape.
The port, which is declared by DR.. Craig to
be suitable for medical purposes, and which is
recommended by Surgeon Woodward, also OF
the Surgeon Generals office, as better caleu-
lated for the use Of the sick In the army than
any other which he has examined, is classed
by the former with q very good European wine
OF a similar character, the hook with good
German wine, and the brandy with an ordinary
pure French brandy.
In comparing the wines with European
wines DIR. Craig states that the mean OF seven
specimens Of European port gives 1920 per
cent. OF alcohol. The strongest European pori
contains 1910 per cent, sherry contains
1887. and RudesheimeT $40. These state.
ments are interesting az showing the relative
Intoxicating power OF foreign and domestic
wine in common use. No European wine at.
tains to q strength equal TO that OF the Califor.
MIA wines, except by the addition Of brandy"
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nnn DAY or rnn Iorp.

IN. nav On the Lsrd IL ~ hand, .. hand,
III stormS roll up the n.y. e.
A nation plespn starving on heaps Of fold,
All dreamers toss and sigh.
when the pain IL sorsst the child 10 bofu,
And the DAY IL darkest before The mora
or the Day Of the Lord At hand.
Gather you, gather you, angels Of Cod
ChiVairy, Justice, and Truths
Come, for the Earth II crown coward anu oia-
Come down and renew ua her youtht
Freedom, self-saerinee, Mercy and Love,
Haste to the battlefield, stoop from apove
10 the Day Of the Lord At hand.
Gather YOU, gather you, hounds ofhel-
Famine, and Plague, and WAR
fdleneas BlGotry, Cant, and miarula,
Cathef and fall In the snare.
HiFelinFr and Mammonites, PedAnta and KnAVesl
Crawl 10 the ttleneld-sneak TO your graves
In the Day OF the Lard at hand
Who would sit down and sigh for lost age Of gold
While the Lord Of all ages IL herei
True hearts will leap up AZ the trumpet OF God,
And those who can sufier, can dare.
Each past age OF gold was an iron age too,
And the meekest OF saints may End stern work 10
do
In the Day OF the LORD At hand.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,l
ABJurAET GEHERAL's oFTIcE,
WARRINGTON, March 81, 1854.
The following officers, charged with offences
and heretofore published, are exempt from being
dismissed the service OF the United States, the
Military Commission instituted by Special Orders
No. s., series OF 1858, from the War Department
having reported that satisfactory defence has
been made In their respective oaIosi
Major J. S. Smith, 10th Illinois cavalry.
Captain J. C. NibArger, 10th Illinois cavalry.
Lieutenant G. A. Bruce, 10th Illinois cavalry.
Captain W. p. Dye, 6th New York cavalry.
Lieutenant d. B. MerrlmAn, 9th New York
cavalry.
Captain W. F. Virgins, Isth New York Voiun
teers.
Lieutenant W. R. Russell, 4th Vermont volun.
teers.
Lieutenant George W. Moore, 18th PsnnsylvaniO
volunteers.
Lieutenant Samuel Haynes, 10th Pennsylvania
volunteers.
Lieutenant L. D. seeIey, 18th PennSylvApia
volunteers.
Assistant Surgeon A. Mas, Tooth PennsylvAniA
volunteers.
Lieutenant r. p Craven, Tooth PennsylvanIa
volunteers.
Captain Lyman Richardson, LIST Nebraska cav.
airy.
First Lieutenant and RsgimentAl QuartermAater
C. c. Adrian, LIST Maryland Volunteers.
Second Lieutenant James g. Glynn, COMPANY A,
l7ith New York volunteers.
Ed. TOWNSEND,
nal Assistant AGJatAnt General
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IFrom the independently
THOMAS STARR KING.
BY JOHN o. WHITTIER.

BY JOHN o. wHITTIER.
The great work laid upon his two-seore years
IL done, and well done, II We drop our tears
Who loved him few men were ever loved,
We mourn no blighted hope nor broken plan
with him whose life stands rounded and approved
In the full growth and stature OF q man.
Mingle, o bells, along the Western slope,
With your deep toll sound Of faith and hope!
Wave eheeerily still, o banner, halfway down,
From thousand-mAsted bay and ateeplod town
Let the strong organ with Its ioftiest swell
Lin the proud sorrow OF the land, and tell
That the brave soWer saw his ripaned grain,
o East and West, o morn and sunsst twain
No more forever t-hAs he lived in vain
Who, priest OF Freedom, made ye one, and told
Your bridal service from his liPs OF goldi
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THlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
plans Court OF Washington county in the District
Of Columbia, Letters OF administration on the per-
Iohal eutSte Of VIM. u, Spignul, late OF Washing
ton city, ID. G, deceased. All persons having
claims against tho said deceased hereby warned
70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber, or before the ~ day OF FeDfu.
airy next they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate, l".....
Given under my hand this nth day OF February,
A. d. 1884. Hr MAP w. BPIGNuLt
mI-IAWBWs pSOoutTix.