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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-05

M AR.Ey,s MARCH --lttenera Sherman's
army, in It's last march to meet Johnston,
would, il it oecGp pied sing e road, require l25
miles Of r(,a, to >tretcf itself lp.n. Ihe wago:,
trains If this army cannot t1arch on less than
forty miles Of road It's batteries will cover
seven miles, It's ambulances Eve. It carries
500. 600 ratioos OF bread, the same amount
Of sugar AMI the same OF salt Eight hundred
wagon loads bread and $500, 900 ratlons OF cot.
fee are provided for the trip and tor 8 few days
rations OF salt meat, 3T5 900 pounds are deemed
fair allowance. The single item OF ammunl.
tion requires one thousand wagons--a train OF
itself nearly twenty miles long The men, IN
tours. could not march when we'll closed up or
less than twenty five miles Of road. Two
thousand five. hundred pack mules follow
its regiments And these calculations 90 not
include the intervals between different com
mands nor allow anything for the great gaps
which any slight delay will make IN moving
column. Exchange.
From the Richmond Wing of Wednesday
last we learn that Genera Echols has surren-
dered the forces that we're under his command
in Southwestern Virginia; and that Gltner'
men also surrendered and we're paroled TO
return to their homes. Basil Dake, with the
greater portion of his command, has lett East
ern Tennessee, with the intention OF crossing the
Mississippi, into Arkansas. Vaughn, with
his irreguars, is still at large. Early IS IN
I,ynchburg. confined TO his bed from attack
Of rheumatism. The enlistment of negroes
for military service at Richmond has ceased
under the genera! order from the War De
partment to stop all further recruiting.
The Washington Chronicle in speaking of
the radical outpourings of some Of the North
ern ultras, says:
s'The ringleaders Of revolt may DC punished
without disrupting society. Their estates may
be forfeited and society will be lett with ample
means TO feed and clothe their innocent chll-
aren but TO confiscate the property OF
whole people, to make them all begears, IS
proposition which could only be entertained by
4 barbarian conlueror, and to propose 1t IN
shis age and country, is to rave like mailman.
An arrival from Newbern n. c., reports
that General Towards column of General
stoneman's army, consisting Of the fifteenth
and seventeenth corps, commenced their over,
land march from Raleigh, n c., for Alexan-
d1ia. Va, via Petersburg and Richmond, on
last Saturday The Fourteenth and Twentieth
Corps. under Gen. Slocum, were expected
soon to follow, whilst the Tenth and Twenty
third corps, commanded by General Scboheld,
would remain in North Carolina for the present.
AZ, IL, hoforn tha nawc of the avacua-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21

The writer had nos yet made any observations In the in
terror but from I'll accounts therefrom appears that
freedmen getting along equally we'll in the upper
country.
zxPnNDrrURss or THE NAVY DEPARTMENT..
The expenditures Of the Navy Department for the year
ending June 80, 1855, amounted % one hundred and
twelve miIions- The Secretary estimates the expense
Of the current year at twenty three millions
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS SOCIETY.
meeting Of The Soldiers and Salors Union was held
u the Union League rooms ON Ninth street tonight
Four ave hundred In attendance. General Jim.
Lane Of Kansas delivered quite imprisoned address
General Grant sent note excusing his Absence and
promised present 1t the next meeting Of the society
Tho association is apparently the nucleus Of largo and
influential brotherhood OF exsoldsrs and sailors TO be
established throughout the country
PASSPORTS.
Applications for passports have fallen on rapidly
within few weeks owing in part TO the lateness Of tho
season. but much the reported spread Of ohoera
through Europe.
COMMISSIONER oRroN's SUCCESSOR.
Although Commissioner orion has not formally re-
signed his position tho Secretary Of the Treasury has
fully decided 70 appoint the present Assistant Com
missioner E. A. Rollins, his successor This announce
ment may be considered ofciA and made thus early
70 forestal scores Of applications that would otherwise
How in.
PERSONAL.
Thos. p. May, Assistant United States Treasurer 1t
New Orleans, given dinner yesterday, at the Me-
tropotan Club Rooms by few Of his old time friends
and admirers
Piero Soule, R. NJ. T. Hunter, General Warren, Gen.
eral N. Cook and Judge Field are At wilard'a
General Hancock in the city to-day and leaves for
81. Louis Monday.
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL HOWARD.
Major General Howard had arrived in Charleston, c.,
the 18th ns and had progressed thus far upon his
tour without unfavorable event.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The receipts at tho Internal Revenue Bureau to-day
were 81, 12s, 33l
DEMAND FOR AMERICAN TRADING VESSELS IN THE
MEDITERRANEAN.
The United States Consul at Leghorn, in communi-
cation TO the State Department under date Of September
go represents that there constant inquiry for Ame
rcan vessels which given the preference by parties
dcsrous Of charteng they cannot be had others
are taken. Twelve American ships would have been
chartered during the past three months II they could
have been obtained.
THE CHOLERA IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.
Official intelligence from Leghorn Gibraltar and
Smyrna shows that the cholera at those places dsap
pearing.
ANTICIPATED RELEASE OF JOHN mitchell.
The Missouri delegate sent from the Fenian Congress
mission to Washington with reference to the un-
cond tonal OF John Mitchell prisoner Fortress
Monroe reports that he has been successful and that
the order for that purpose will soon be issued similar
statement Is repeated in other quarters.
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The Vanderbilt Medal.

We have been shown fac sinsile OF tho Wand "rbit
medal which Congress voted TO be presented TO the Com
modorc a recognition Of his gcncro's gi, to tho
government Of the steamer bearing his name Tho
model is executed in plaster from the original in posses
sion OF the engraver and is what artists call low relief
tb1s o ricvol As beautiful specimen Of art Is
qucstonably the finest produced by American
artist. or It's mechanical execution cannot yet
speak. We understand that the Commodore IL highly
pleased with the likeness and considers IL better
than the Powers keness-the medal made for him just
previous 10 his yacht visit 10 Europe few years ago
The medal is to DO OF pure gold, Of the following de-
scription three inches In diameter eighth
Of an inch thick and will weigh six ounces The SIC
OF tho likeness Is and a quarter by and half
inches the height Of the figure Is about onequarter Of
inch Around tho upper half OF the circle. tho
head Is the following inscription In capital letters
"a GRATEFUL COUNTRY GENEROUS SON"
Al the end OF these words, either side, arc thrco
stars directly underneath tho words Cornelius Van
derbt" On the bottom OF the likeness Is the OF
the artists Ellis 1895 The artist now cngraves his
own models, which formerly done by others.
On the reverse side, designed by Leutze, the most
prominent Of the figures Columbia Juno the Goddess
Of Kingdoms and Richest armed and standing In def
ant attitude holding in her right hand dagger with
eagle and shield at her left In front the goddess Of
the sea- knoeling and presenting the trident In the
background the perpendicular PROV, fore and
mxzen mssts. wheehouse, smskestsck and ensign OF
the steamer Vanderbilt The artist is native Of Yer
mont He has made the following gold medals for the
United States government, wiz
One for Generals Scott and Taylor, called 'thc Scott
and Taylor medals" Presidents Fillmore Pierce. Bu-
chanan and Lincoln, cameo likeness OF President Polk,
gold medal for the State Department, called tho "Shp-
wreck Medal and the present one for G Vanderbilt
He also made the Scott modal for the State Of Virginia
He has made and medallion nkenesses for many
Of the most prominent in the United staiea He
now engaged in making medallion likeness Of Judge
Edmonds.
Secretary Seward sent 70 Minnesota for Mr. Ellis 70
come to New York and mako the Vanderbilt medal. for
which he IL 10 receive two thousand dollars
Two medals afe 70 be struck for tho Commodore,
the other 70 be deposited in the Library Of Congress-
The oldest relics OF antiquity are the Grscian and
Roman coins and medals and, still older the Babyionian
and Egyptian coins and medals carvings and pieces Of
sculpture We are glad 10 a revival Of the taste In
this country FOR this kind Of art.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21

The Chez pest Nswspsper and Best Lsssrs-
~ Family Journal In the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD for the present week, now ready
contains
report or the proceedings Of the Psnian Nasionai
Congress st Philadelphia; very interesting sketch a
the Fenian Movement home and abroad showing that
all Europe u nnocuatsd with the spirit Of Republicans
ISM and that the Irsh people have been preparing or
ten for the present opportunity Of becoming Free
Interesting intelligence from North Carolina Tennessee
Mississippi and Georgia, with details Of the progress o.
Restoaton In those states; The result OF the recent
Election Virginia. Conclusion Of the testimony In tbs
win case, and his Answer To tho charges
on which he Is arraignsd; The result %
the last Ocean Yacht Race; Tho late
speech Of Secretary McCuoch on the condition OF the
Finances Of the United Ststes Interesting Intelligence
from the National Capital; Latest News from Europe
and all parts Of the world Editorials on leading events;
The Current News Of the day; Poetry-rhe " Music Of
Labor highly interesting story. written expressly
for the WEEKLY HkRALp called The Story Of the Quarts
Rock-a tale Of the War; The latest sporting Inteiii
gencc Interesting Literary, Artistic and Scientific road
Ing Seasonable matter for Farmers and Gardeners Va
reties; Facete; Valuable reviews Of the Money, Con-
mercial, Dry Goods Boot and Shoe, Horse and Cstss
Markets. and OF all important and interesting
events OF the week.
Five copies, S.; Ten copies. SIS. Single copea Fsve
cents each. limited number OF advertisements in
serted In the WEEKLY HnAIn
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rosy toy.lssesmer Empire ci!y, B,syss Brig Gen 2 Y
gerald, Capt W Howard, Acting Master o W BUCK, g
Bowers Lieut. George Black. Iacp. con.ip, Lieu.
Tompkns surgeon Bradner. Lieut. Mccain, Lieut.
\ roo,e Edward MuiiF.n, Capt : Gates Capt
and child, Mm Virgins, MIRA Rcc.s Mrs HSbbel. Mi:s
rredericks Burbscs, johnson L Mosier Ritter,
Howe, n Rivera g Rivers, Cates, John ORagan
Clancy Mr. Blake, Mr. sturgeon, ! McManus and b
Smith Died board Loose Of pneumonia Co II, Fifty
sixth regiment His remains will be forwarded 70 his
friends
TO ARRIVE.
NEW ORtvArs--Stsamshp Guiding star-John Thomp.
son, W williamson. Madame Bernard. Smith,, mrs
Muciaas Galner, de- Bordens, Massmer and wife, A
Hart Armstrong lady and child II Z Cottrel W Sea
ton, Phillips, Chss Bslsnsyne; Morris " Heard
Willie richardson W Bushnell, Capt sorer, VI A;
Z Miller Lieut. w Bean, v sA; l. Baker, Miss Mary
EussIs, shsarwster Miss rredercks John Eusus, WIN
fConneIly Tbos Dursut Jas Durant Mrs Richard.
ssn whitney; % second cabin and 2t0 troops be.
longing the seventh MASSACHUSETTS, battery under
mand of Capt A Stgrer.
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p'he Pro-er-s'n "a sn1rs,ia v.
MnEnINl. 2sSs..Ns.

IH.;A3g;rlA, 0c,. ~ 1885
Tho congress called 80 oricr. tis n ,d Centre in
the char
The HAN ceyris addressed III, Congress advising
unaainly of action aud prudence and caution In all
Their deliberations III coanscled IN entire revision OF
the constitution OF the organ zaiion. and I'd state.
mcni in rotation tho OF tn. delay issuing tho
bonds Of the IRISH repubc He also suggested certain
changes IL the financial Of The organization
The Committee on Credentials ordered 10 make a
Gnal report aud resolved tina, more applica.
tons for fcais IN this Convention be received.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Colonel Murphy, OF New York was appointed chair
man pc tm. The Head Centre subsequently arrived
and took the chair.
The door was voted 70 Colonel Mullin, or Tennessee,
and Mr. u w Dunn, OF Illinois, who addressed tho Con-
veniion al length
Mr. FrzGE AID. Of Ohio moved that committee OF
two from each State aud district DO appointed gov
ernnen constitution and by laws each State and district
10 choosc is own committeeman The motion was
The following gentlemen then appointed as such
CONN., ittce-
Aains-D o C ODonoghuc and John Donovan.
khta,y Gree ~ Wa hin0on-Capt. Dennis Downing
aud Capt Andrew Mahoncy.
NV Jerry-John Eagan and John bradley
D.st,et Of Mc.haoan New York. J. Rogers and
NO thern Ne,o York-wiIam b. Donhec and John
Connectic1-J. W. Murphy and Lieutenant r. NJ
Goodwin.
Dstrsct Of Shawmw, xas-Cap,an John W. TobIn
and y. A. Scnnott.
Mas aohusCs-M 8 McCorville and David Powers
Erfucky-P. Bannon and d. Lincoln.
NM Hampshirr-Jobn c. Tenahan and Daniel Cody.
Wiscmsin-Thomas Carroll and Henry c. Dunn.
Masyl1nd-Patnck Cahan and John " Sweeny
I1tId If Columbia James J. Kane and James RYAN
kf~Svi-6enernl Thomas Curey and A. L. Morrison
vnmmf-Capt John Lonergan
Ohio. W. Fitzgerald and J. Meany
Tsrnesse-Col " Muln and Martin Kerigsn
IHinois-P. w. Duane and ". Lenby.
Irdiasa-B y Daley and W Griffin
foscu-D McGovern and Edward Morarty.
Pp,p yfcdnfa-~Jamcs Gibbons aud Colonel Charles c.
Tevis.
Mckiodn-rAwrence vsrdon and ]. j. Hartford
Rhode hidnd-P o. Mailey and z. J. Mcdonnell.
DstrW1re-Harry A. MuIin.
General Swccny and Colonel Murphy were added as
honorary members Of the committee
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yne Unijrcu .~a CY~ Driver.


At the Mayors Office three mon, ramei wsr'mrn,
Mitchell and Dewitt ariaisncd ycsicrd,y Showe
arrested at tie Eighth Avonuc Railroad drI,a by utts
Cummings Mcwatcrs and weih. 81 tac Twenty y. oh
precinct. charge OF actin. drivcrs on ia,
Eighth Avenue Railroad without 'ircasr. a. l. pro.
scr he'd by law; and hearing ths snbcc look place
before the Mayor Gu behalf Of The ncn aursci
Msssrs q orEc Law and Judge loosen app ar.i, WAN
maintained that tho railroad c,nrany has r'bt To
recent Stale law. The law nn winch he rlirui rru
pany rrl!cs passed by the l. gisiture the 23th
Of Search, 1865, and reads AZ follows
Sgciost thail Lc lawful Tor the per II
any rflod In TITS Stair 10 Employ any fnhaht, ~ ths
Stat Of the age of twcnty yrars ~ irr"r OF
couduetnr, In other canacity no,wlsi dns any
law iecultcn oriinin OF officer municipality
o. the Common Council or government OF any city or
Assisout District Attorney Bctlford argued the
In behalf o. the Metropolitan Police Department, and
after hearing the arguments or counsel both
sides the Mayor decided In favor OF sustaining the
action taken by the police: that Ia all ~ Is
necessary for drivers 10 take out a license has
much this matter touching the convenience OF
the public, aud II involved questions OF legal right
Judge -ioSen proposed that would be we'll that case
made TO be submitted TO the general term OF the
Supreme Court speedily possible for adjudication
This ssscnted 10 by Mr.. Bedford, and until the de-
termination Of this question the Mayor rqueetcd that
arrests should b. made account Of this license
business. The Mayor also addressed letter 10 Supern
tendent Kennedy TO refrain for the present from order
ing the arrest OF drivers account OF the license
In the meantime Of tho parties arrested Mr. Dewitt,
was nomnally held until the lcgM question
Is settled subsequently Il arranged between
Assistant District Attorney Bedford and Judge Slossen
that the CORPORATION Attorney shall bring suit against
the Eighth Avenue Railroad Company.
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surrogatc's Once.
Before Gideon J. Tucker, Surrogate

This will gives oil the property Of the estator for the
establishment Of fund 70 provide homo for fricndcss
and Legitimate German children In the city Of New
York. provided charter from the Legislature Is pro.
cured within Ave years. and if not, then the German
Society to control the fund for the object above named
Tho library OF tho tesator directed 10 be given 10 some
charitable institution. The will has been admitted 70
probate.
WILL or aEoRGE =. MENDUu
The scrip and certificates OF profit due 10 the tesator
from the Continental Insurance Company with his
bounty land for eighty from the United
States government directed TO be given 10 Neptune
Masonic Lodge No 3i7 The viii has been admitted 70
probate.
WILL OF CALEB n. CRANE.
This will has also boon admitted 10 probate Two hu--
dred dollars are given 10 the Home Baptist Missionary
Society and hundred dollars 70 the Forsgp Msiou.
AIRY Society OF New York
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrival OF q Company or the Fifth United
states Artillery-Rumorcd Parole or
Mite mel, Sc.

states Arttllery-l8umOred Parole OF
Mite hcl, &c.
OUR FORTH SO MONROE CoRREsPos DENcE.
FoErRss MoSRoR, Oct 49, 1895
ARRIVAL REGULAR TROOPS.
BY the steamer Karnak, which arrived to-day, came
Company G. Fifth United States artillery, Captain Stone
This is the first instalmcnt OF regular troops touching
here route TO garrison this and other Southern FORTS
pursuant to the late order Of Lieutenant General Grant
JOHN MITCHELL
rumor prevails that John Mitchell about 70 be re-
leased from the fort his parole cannot trnce tho
rumor 70 any reliable Tho extent OF tho infor-
nation have been able TO gather is that Mitchell has
boon writing copously urgent letters the subject to
his friends. longing for tho neshpots Of Egypt is evil
IDENTIFY coming over him.
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WAsBNdroN, Oct, 20, 1895
Az least onc.nfth Of tho money orders from this
city arc from Fcnans, and addressed 10 John 0Ma
hony, Chief Great Head Centre, In New York. The
British Embassy here pretends TO believe the Fenian
movement speculative one, originated by certain seedy
adventursrs but conceal never
theless
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21

An inques, held today on the body Of Mr.. Frank
Ramsey proprietor Of the Mansion House. Charies,own
who was fatally stabbed early Wednesday morning by
Two drunken marines named Kennedy and Hcnnesy
Tho murdsrers arrested at the Navy Yard Bsrcks
and committed for trial
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NHttNUOt OCt 1900.
The Boston Lancers arrived here this morning at three
O'Clock and received at the depot by the Ellsworth
zouaves, whose guests they are. A. eleven A. NJ they
were reviewed by Mayor Rico, and afterwards with the
Zouayes paraded the principal streets
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EXECUTION OF eUER!llas.

SON and Hcnry q. Magrudcr HNhRed
Yesterday.
NAsrvILLE, Oct 90 1886.
The notorious guerilla Champ Ferguson was hung To-
day. Tho execution strictly private.
L9UisvrLiE, Oct. 90 1855
The guerilla Henry Magrudor, in pursuance OF his
sentence hanged in tho yard OF tho military prison
this afternoon
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why Not Try John Wcnxel at Once
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.


Nearly six months since arrested suspicion Of
arson During tho whole Of that time have been kept
In close confinement In the Tombs unable TO got trial
or even hearing All ask Ia an impartial trial. and
am ready 70 abide the consequences have two mother
LEES Children who arc lott without home protector
am without funds or friends and would like " be IN
formed II an Innocent man legally be confined here
month AFTER month without trial when arrested upon
the msrcst suspicion OF crime. II 10 10 law submit.
u certainly u not justice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21

Browns Bronchial Troches for Puimo-
ashmatc dsordars have proved their ecaey ~
OF years. and have received testimonials from
eminent who have used them. Those who are suerng
coughs colds throat DC, should ry
THE TROCHES. simple remedy which ID In almost every
e6a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21

Heavy Winter Overeoats from eS9 60
So. do. Si2 SD Heavy Pants and Vests. Order
CLARKE, liz and lfA william Street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21

Extraordinary Observation-Disclosures
commonwealth ISLAND SHIRTS, obtainabls st No fark
row, at s3 % each SMITH FOWLER
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Burke, OF 400 Broadway, Has Just Ia-
sued his Fall aud Winter Styles OF Gents Youths and
Boya Hats.
His stock OF Ladies' hno Furs Ia choice.
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Chevaller's Life for tho HAIR Restores
gray original color It's falling out keeps tee
head clean stands above comparison with other hag
ss,nR Sold At drug and a oco. III
Broadway SARAH A. CHRvALIBR, n. d
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Fire I'm Charlestown. Mass.

Boston, Oct 90 1866.
lre this morning Charlestown Neck, at the inter-
section Of Main and Cambridge streets, destroyed the
stable Of @. H Buxton including nine valuable horses;
the apohecary store Of Levi Dodge tho Union Guards
Hail. the pickle mandatory Of L. Gilmore Co. and
other buildings Most Of the buildings consumed
were owned by A. A. Allen OF Boston The total loss Is
estimated at $4,000
Burning OF . Foundry at Providence.
PRoviDESCE Oct. TO- 1885.
Tho Washington Foundry, owned by the Barstow Stove
Company, was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
about $l2 000 The insurance will probably cover It.
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Thr Proceedings on Nedncs da y.
MnKSl<u gESgIOx


PHLaoe.rHtA, Oct H. 1905
Gcacra' swccry assigned a seat on tho platform
TIE icntrd WA received with much enthusiasm, bat
dc.,n Il mtiauc speech. as the Convention meant
work
AFTERNOON SESSION.
resolution WAS ai,p.e1 prohibiting delegates, from
making o. tho proceedings NJ tho Convention and
they were oricrcd "a destroy any ihoy had alr.,dy
written, Tor they might bo lost and give infona
TO the enemy
Ec-srs. Hyncs OF Massachusetts, and Rice OF II CHI.
gan, and Captain Walsh OF Pennsylvania appointed
ac,mnitic H. prepare a condsnsd report OF .hc pro-
CO. dngI uf Tic onvcnion 20 be tusni4hci 70 the press
sul 81 I" the ms; ccion OF ths Mead entfo
The tcp,rt or tho !.nsoy of tho Br tiicrio,d from
a.f t,,i received with thc enthusiast demon.
=
l,s,iu'pns we're nj ,.''o tho mem'icrs of The Con
risny 4, tirir fs"i with lpc i,iug tbs
fgs.si su.,t,ort 10 ti,e fflcn,l> abroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21

Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous The only
feet Dye Also Regenerating Extract Of Mileaurs Pre-
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JOHN wENzEL, City Prison.

The Vacancy In the Marine Court Judge
ship.
The Cover nor has appointed A. DittenhoGrer Judge
Of the Marine Court in place Of Judge Mccarthy, de-
ceaacd