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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-09
CT. MARY'S ACADEMY,
~ No. AZ. south Washlngton street

y No. AZ, south Washington street,
MISS MARY A. ROACH, Principal.
The 9th session Of this Young Ladies High
School, will begin on the 18th Of September
next
No ch ange will be made in the methods of
teaching or the course Of studies pursued with
so much success for many years past but for
the benefit Of graduates of the school at former
sessions and other young ladies who may pass
competent examination in English Grammar,
Arithmetic Elementary ALGEBRA and the
Physical sciences, there will be superadded at
'A''0 S'~0 A COLLEGIATE CLASS,
intended to embrace the theory and practice Of
teaching and modelled On the plan Of the best
Normal schools.
Apparatus and specimens ample to illustrate
the Physical Sciences are provided, and con-
slant additions made thereto;, a, Solar Micro
scope Of great power, from celebrated London
Manutactory, having been added during the
past session.
For circulars, or further Information: apply
at the school rooms, or No. III, Duke street.
aug lin
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THE CELEBRATED PATENT
INION WASHING ALACHIN

UNION WAsHGNU MACHiNEs
AND CLOTHES WRINGER COMBINED,
Universally admitted to be the best III the world;
Ts0HEY are now in use throughout the United
L States Cuba. South America and Europe
and have been thoroughly tested in Hospitals
Converts. Asylums Hotels and Families gener-~
ally receiving everywhere the most unstinted
praise and commondation from those who use
them. but not single complaint
These machines not only save three-1ourths OF
tde labor and soap, but garments will Last twice
as long wnen washed in them, and look cleaner
and whittier than when done by hand.
fecy without Soaking Rubbing, Boiling, and boy or
r operate them. They make Flannels beautifully soft
and Machine viii last life time and pay for itself
TIE UNION WRIEGGR.
Tt is made to fit or Washing Machine and also be at
aced TO any kind Of wa<lub round square easier and
quicker tar any other Wringo AMI without the least in
iirv 70 The tub 1t will wiring large blanket single
out Of order and Is universally conceded - be
The Jc-t and most Ycil0Jlc HrRQcr M use.
When attached to the Union Washing Machine clothes may
be washed and sed without niaIin steam piliinS
sos putting the hands in water Il is the best
wrngcr in use for stationary tubs
THE UNION WASHING MACHINE and Wrngcr eonn-
THE UNION WRISGER Separately T.
TIE UNION CLOTHES DRYER can be put up in 4
room or yard and folded into small compass. 557
TIE UNION IRONING TABLE and Skirt Board combi-
ned. A perfect novelty
THE AMERICAN MANGLE OR IRONING MACHINE
entirely diSpcn>e> with heat, and makes all plain articles
beautifully smooth and glossy Simple and easy to work.
VIII be ready for sale soon.
Call above articles in at either Of the following
dcpots or send for circular.
VAN NAME co, (23l. Walnut St, Cincinnati,
IS North 9th st. ST. Louis
General Western Agents s. Madison St: Chicago,
TH0MAS PERRY. No S, Union St.
Alexandria, Va. Cup stairs)
Sole Agent for Southern Maryland and TteWatcF Virginia.
n B-Our Machines have standard reputation and are
sold entirely their merits without the aid OF Recon-
enatos Of which could furnish thousands If necdul
They speak for themselves
1Te sell only for Cu&d, and Nerer Consign.
can confidently recommend the above uIaChine having
sci il nysef and ran all Confederate prisoners who
were Johnsons Island Ohio who will testify TO its being all
that is claimed for il in the above advertisement.
THOMAS PERRY,
sep lin 40. ). Union street, up stairs
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E. Ee r. n 6 NJ S

BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE
10. l04. KING STREET, ALE-I4NDRIA, ~
desire to call the especial attention Of Ner-
chants Teachers, and the public generally to
the large and well selected stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
which offer for sale at the Lowest cash prices
including full assortment OF Cap, Note and
Letter Paper. Printing Cards, Bibles, Episcopal
and Catholic Prayer Books Gold Pens, Guillot5
& Perrv,s celebrated Steel Pens, Thaddeus Da-
vids sand Arnolds best Writing Fluid and Ink,
Paints. Water Colors, Dominoes, Pencils. States,
Cow Books, Memorandum and Pass Books,
Pcnholders Envelopes all sizes and qualities,
Inkstands, Chess and Backgammon Boards and
men. Pocket Books, Photograph Albums, Mag
azines, Reviews, Newspapers: Periodical Is
Playing Cards, Portfolios Writing. Desks,
Rulers all other articles usually kept IN hrst
class Book and Stationery Store.
All orders from the country promptly 4ttend-
ed to. GEORGE l.. l. hhN ~,
aug 3G-tf "
BUILDERS Il \ RID " 4 E, CARPEN-
d TERS' TOOLS, &c:-We have Just re-
WARE AND CARPENTERS TOOLS, which
have been purchased at less than Factory
Prices and viii be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
~N' JOHN I. CREIGHTON & SON,
auo 31-2v So King street
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Educational.
DELE HAVEN INSTITUTE OPENS
- for the reception Of BOARDING and DAY

pELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE OPENS
- for the reception Of BOARDING and DAY
PUPILS the 18th Of September. The course
Of study will be thorough, embracing all the
branches Of finished female education: In
the Preparatory Department every effort will be
made to secure for the young thorough
grounding. Music and French will receive es
peca1 attention. A Professor Of Music will be
employed for advanced pupils. competent
Instructress in Music will also be engaged, rem
dering this desirable accomplishment less eN-
pensive for beginners and others who prefer
Joining her class French alone will be spoken
in the Recitation Room during certain specified
hours, and rigid attention will be paid to pro-
nunciation throughout the whole course. Gold
and Silver Medals and Premiums will be award
ed at the close Of the session as usual. For cir
culars containing terms, &c, apply to
MISS E. 3. GARBER,
sep 8-tf No III, Queen ST. Alexa, Va.
LENANDRIA SCHOOLING School for
N boys formerly conducted by the Messrs;
Kemper will be reopened by the undersigned
on the. l1th September, in the large and COM
fortab bic room, on the S. +. corner Prince and
Fairfax streets.
Terms, per quarter OF the scholastic year:
Payable in Advance
Elementary class, $1,000
Junior l250
Senior 1900
DEL. KEMPER,
aug12-tf w D. STUART NJ. A.
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Candidates.

&zas PETER G. UHLER will be supported as q
candidate at the special election to sbe held in
the Third District, for a Magistrate, to supply a
vacancy. bv [sep 5-tel MANY VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-09

Nze. GILBERT S. MINER is a candidate to
represent the Seventh Congressional District OF
Virpinia in the House Of Representatives.
A7pyandria. September 4--Ce%*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-09

Nzas WALTER L. PENN; will be a candidate
at the special election to be held, in the Third
District, for a Magistrate. to supply a vacancy.
AUG 29-te
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W. BAIL BRAwNER is q candidate for the
House ofDelegates Of Va, from Prince Wlllam
county. aug 30-te
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-09

gg7HE subscriber will open his SCHOOL, for
4 BOYS, in the centre room, on the lower
floor Of the Lyceum building, on Monday, the
18th of fSeptember. AS hereto fore the number
ofpupils will be limited, that they may be un-
der his own personal instruction. Terms of
tuition per SCHOLASTIC quarter, as follows For
Orthrography, Reading Writing, Arl4hmetlc
and Geography SS; English Grammar, History
and Composition $40; Mathematics and the
Natural Sciences ST. IL /. HEN II I;
n B.-Any person having business with the
advertiser may see him at the Lyceum building,
between the hours OF and L m. and and
D. m aug 30-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-09
A LEXANDRIA SEMINARY,
~ South Pitt Street. No. IS.

"A COuJn / lGI OtreeI, NO. o..
The exercises of this institution will be re-
sumed the first Monday in September next
The course ofstudies will consist as heretofore,
of the English Branches, Latin, Hebrew,
French and German languages. 1t is now forty
years since the undersigned assumed the pro
fession of teaching, and more than a quarter of
century since he commenced teaching in
this city: He still tenders, his services to his
fellow citizens, and respectfully solicits con-
tinuation of that patronage which has been
heretofore so literally EXTENDED to him, For
terms apply to the Principal at his residence,
No. 81, Pitts.t, south. S. KING SHAY.
aug 22-ln
MISS MARKS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
lYI LADIES, will be resumed on Tuesday,
the 18th of September, Every effort will be
made to promote the physical, moral, and IN
tellectual advancement of the pupils. The ne
cessity Of regular attendance at school, is res
pectfully presented to parents, as WITHOUT IL, It
scholars or credit to the teachers. The School
Room is eligibly situated at heT residence 14
King street, between Alfred and Columbus,
where terms and particulars will be given.
aug l4--eotsepl5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-09

:, brandy is now made from water-melons, in
~, ~ Marys county, Md, tasting, it is said,
ans aaossrally Of the melon but powerfully strong"
auo quite palatable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-09

ms~ JoE1S SUMMERS will be supported at an
election which is to take place on the 18th Of
September, as a candidate to fill the office OF
Magistrate in the eth district in the place Oh
Charles A. Ware removed from said district.
AUG 29-dtc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-09

AS. W. ATKINSON, vii! be supported as q
candidate for the office of Magistrate in the
Fourth District at the specia! election on the
72th INST rse l-te**7 MANY VOTERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26
the ALABAMA CONVENTION.
List OF the Delegates.

Autaugn county-B. Fitzpatrick.
Bibb county-No election. xr
BSant= r. Edwards, j. c. Gillespie.
Butler county-W II Crenshaw, N. o. Lane
Barbour-G. Beauchamp, N. n. Glepn, B. B. AcKen5;
coosa-Danie Crawford, Chss, Cabot. VIM. A. Wilson.
Chambers-Talafeuo Towles, Jonathan Ware.
cshounNJohn Fos,e., Isaac Moragne, Joseph l. No
cnerotee-r B. Cooper, John Lawrence, ). W. Potter,
Conecub-wm A. Ashley.
CovjrTton-No election.
Ce.rke-samue Frowood. 6orse
psss .ouniysohn MI oissa asnss 'TS AAA''
DeKaIb-w o. Winston.
Dale-R Deal, G. Aatthcyfoore.
Faye.ts-Bc : wIlsfAqR9ss W. P: webb.
3edefson-w. 8. Mudd
Jscsson-J. Williams, B. Bruce, ". B. PadssA
Isudsrdslesoossrs srs.m.n =, r..sOa snS J. p csmsnss
iiImsssone@J, p. Conan, 7. J. Mcclellan.
ixwrence-James $. Clark, B. speak -
rS1ssS%eI3E rxssissSn%3oSS SSuSH n Drake, ?. X DSI
Mobile county-C C. LansdOn, C. p Gage O. Z. OVER
all, James Bond ,,
ssson@L HU1ase / ssSSsls 7. Crawford, R. r. Howard
S:rs:lloAsc :o i 2 Hs;s, Henry : !! iorss: L sSsn''''
vorSsn-R n Rather
fsmyJf bailey oslspS.. s S.. W Il; Lss =. Freeman
Picksps-N l. stausel, R. Henry
ssosS,io ssssscS'poIsmisS' n aS'F Forester ana Davia
TssSooss-w. SSmso J. boone, Early orsashouss, D.
1ns.nsss 1nTss.nsssrA,.u.nder whis Joseph D. Nccsnn, An
drs~ rSs,csIooss.Moses oJoosM Mcclure, y. W. Peck.
x.Ssa-43 w.;s:s-3 Y Y. GssSs'. Long.
| Winston-C. G. Sheets
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Hrooklyn city News.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE "A fpe took place yes teShv after.
noon. about four o'clock, In the stables Of Mr. Iohn
Thomas In sewart salley, OF Washington street II
wa. feared time that u would be very destructive
an tbe aanes were about lealng 70 the Coney Island
stables ard TO thoee Of Lockwood Abraham. The car
renter ship Of Decker Broth,r, In tho same alloy,
was Also consumed. The flames thet paid tho sta
bIes of susted CARL visit, all n which were totally
dcs,rssed. Damages between $1,000 and - 600 In
surI In tho Etna Insurance Company, Of Hartford,
CON. 0Neills dwelling house was damaged about
S2oo No insurance. The horses wereAll rescued
ARRRsrs voR PAssso CousrxRyErr Mossr.-Joseph
Keller and Emanuel Muller both Germans. were taken
before Judse Walter yesterday, charsedwth attempting
70 pass counterfeit three dollar bills onhe Bank q !ef
ferson county, New York. On the Ierson OF hulIel
about sixty dollsrs In bogus money w,rc found botf
men state that they reside 10 Greene street, New York
The examination was postponed
SIZZLING Couxrrsytsr easExnAms "A nan was arests<
yesterday by the police OF the Forty precincs vh
had been offering for sale counterfeit pee.backs a. u
rate Of twenty dollars per one hundred dclisn vs ~
person We found about sr hus1red dollars d ~
beGD nossy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

naaterA nuctukion There u rAeAer more SemanA tos
discount but rates unchanged eulsx. =. ~. !.
nve per oen loan fr Ave millions sterling = the London
market he subscription proc y q, pvpls ID install
mensa. extsuding over twelve msntns
a nr r lr AMERICAN enCURlTInk -. -.
Sataerth~aef circular Of tho evening OF the iSsn
Five es~sntss have been dun and heavy. but without
any noteworthy change in pce The chief feature has
been iaree demand for Eries at steadiy advancing
e nss On the week Of more than
81, the CLOSING price being tsz 20! ailnos Central
shares have In come degree IN the nse -
s"ss ssss go .''s~ : "a -
~ liverpool COTTON MARKET SEPT. IA.
IL 600 70 secuators and exportes Tho market opened
with AAclining tendency, but closed irmer.
\ STATE OF TRADE AT MANCHESTER, SEPT. -
The Manchester market Is inactive some descriptions
Of goods sAesdy, while Others easier.
LIvpar00L DREADsrUFPs MARKET, SEPT. IA.
Breadstufk ere dull, but steady Richardson, Spence
Co. repert:-Flour dull and easier. Wheat inactive.
Corn stealy .at2os for mixed Fttuf1
LIvnRR00L PROVISION MARKRr, SEPT a.
Provistoas are Arm. Bigland Ahya Co. and Gordon,
Bruce Co report Beef quiet and steady Pork nrm.
Bacon scarce and prices still advancing LAID firm At
.S5s. Tallou hucyant i4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARKET, sEPr. "A.
sss 3D. a q. pearis' SSs Cd. 3D.. ssssr frn and un.
sctve At ses ID Rosin buoyant and holders demand
Ing advance Spirits turpentine stesdy a. b0s Pc
teieum Hrm Il fs. 9d. a 2s 10d. for reaAed.
g. THE LATEST MARKETS.
E LONDoH MONEY MARKET, sErT u.
CcDsols closed a. 69X sex for money
lipes Central shares. q 30
United States ave3.enties a.
The above prices were previous 10 the receipt Of the
1 The snilion in the Bank of England has Aeereased
2 - uvEarooL xARxEs sEPr Is.
brokers' circular reports the sales OF the
week at II 600 balog uciudnx 600 bales upeoua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26
The Pie nax Bank Robbsrfess
SUPERIOR coURr-cHAnBERs.
Before Hon. Judge Moncrief.

ssrT S-S IT, Stuart ~. Greenwich Savings Banh-
This 60 was up again This morning 10 the form of
motion on 10 part Of the defendant 70 open the default
A. the prev'o~ hearing Of the ast Thursday the
plaintiff entered = judgment for three thousand dollars
In default o. ans~e' the defendant The latter TO-
day moved open mt default and 20 interpe.d the
srsnsd on payment Of zen .1p c,s,s and disburse
meni the motion to s'ergIs poaponed III
ssry sfdssits TOO late no pisint,a appeared by his
son, g n. stuart, Jr.
& IT, Nvsvt o. Union Dims Sa-sre Bank -r,A- case
which ia Of similar nature 70 ti above, also q
bsv. been heard this morning. but was postponed III
rrtdav ON account OF new matter saving been intro
dsd nv the counsel for defendants, Without the
| toma.v notification 10 the other side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26
Robbery or the Concord Nationai
M Massa q h usetta.

THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN UNITED
srAres poNps AND MONEY sTOLEN-TwBfTY
rHouASp DOLLARS REWARD oPFRRED PoR THE
y" Be ros Sept %, 1895.
The Concod National Bank OF Concord, hassacnuse'~'
was entered btwecn half past one and two O'CLOCK 'o
day while the ~sher at dinner and the SAFE roooeo
Of $500, 900, consisting Of United states oonos anu
money.
rbese bonds bcbng 10 the bank and TO individuals who
deposited them foi safe keeping
reward Of tweny thousand doll rs has been offered
for the recovery Of be stolen bonds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26
The Labor Movement.

rns ss.s Trades assembly, met 70 IS .ss;ss S - x
.1..oSs"ss nom New York brooklyn, Albany, Troy,
Sshssscady and Auburn cc~m.''.: woFs spV,Ssss = ,ssy
~ rx 49, uropeg relative 70 Statc Prison labor tne
sopssnscs sydsm and The nshs number Of hosra TOT
~. 8s~@ss1ss ou Prison Labor advise NE ssppsr o
shs IN insso11osd Into she Last Lsssasurs ~ NJ va
y ~ - o.ssr s,nssvsw wv ssWs seporsw
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Police Intelligence.
-... .ovrprfsfS0 RwfNDLB.


vy George uiiisr ~ 7ha v Grand street, yes'e'u.y
....,ed eeforc Justice Bowling al the ionN.' and en-
W co,nnla,nt against william Bach, aas Tnomss
.s- charging that he, by means OF trck ana dev'os'
., 80, ou, of 1850 On the 11th inst IN conse-
cheseu % sdverscmont inserted IN one OF tne morn
me n,rors os this city, Miller called m no 70
49,, and there met Bach. who desired loan OF Wv
In case Miller could supply the funds 70 Ivr
n,sh him employment at the rate of too per mon'n,
..dos which Bach IN the articles Of agreement wnse4
,yero drawn up agreed 10 give Miller AZ constefA
sccri,y certificate of stock representing one nunueo
shares of the "Motopedes Petroleum Company o. me
r,ty of New York; - that afterwards bech sncuo gvv
ea estate security for the loan In which case we ce
cafe OF stock was 10 be delivered upte him hineI
Having What Bach alias Andrews had said gave mn 'ne
nonev Immediately after which he was W meet DIE "
~. Harlem Railroad depot for the purpose OF
a k.ssachusctts 10 engage In businssA The mcnsy
once h, the possession Of Bach be disappeared ana ~
complainant did not see him again untI ster mn 49,
BY ofcer williams, the Twenty seven,n precncs
| advertising gentleman was committed for exsm'naSon.
TO rux sprron or TIE HsnAip.
You DO nol designate wheh seocn 9oTnsr Innss
S5'sss one 's Rc:s; sesSs ss' .: s.
Ss:ssssS is::.sss s:a'. :iS A;ss:s,ss = , =
fully HENkl Mnseot, -.-@ ~. -
Rss~rnins ysssrs5s:. a. ,ss
N. yfy.ssh rssiusss sslsrsS w. ssS vol5.
ter. csn,c % non oellspss lslasd to6af - essv
splss1H rssiouoa, ssrniAsins vsn nvsv A'a 49,
lss&aIiss5ES = ~ !; 80 + - =; r'1 -
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The Indian Commission.


OHAHA' SePI' 70, 1000.
General Curtis, Colonel KyIer and Mr.. Guernsey, Of
the Commissio- .o make treaty Of peace with tho
Northwestern tribes ha'> reached Sioux City, where
they wcse joined by General Shay and Surgeon Wood
yhey expe~. 70 reach Foft suy, where oc Great Couu
J al 10 % DO held, I" about two weeks Governor Ed
!" Crow Creek. From tho latcst ,D,.,..n.. - -
pean doubtful whether many Indian. Mn :. :, ~. ~
euny meet them. This may cause do,,v :, ..v.,.,
WOKE oenerasv sully should be at Fort sunv Tho
Hon A. Hubbard the Consros,ons, cowr,,,". 49,.
10 Investigate Indian Anaifs, s'''.ona' commtsee
.,on,-s -"naned tho Commits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26
Propeller Sunk I'm the st. Lewrehco
Rlver-Yhree Lives Lost.


Propeller Buckeye, Of the Northern transportation
line left here on Saturday evening with passengers and
merchandise for Toledo, when about four O'Clock on
Sunday morning, she struck o sunken rock near Cros
siver Light In the st. Lawrence river mile above Oak
Point sunk in seventy feet OF water The passengers
were aroused but had hardly time TO realize their peril
when the boat slid from the rock ana sunk
Three passengers known TO have been lost named
Mrs. O'Nel, Of Oswego, and Mrs. and Miss Aubry, Of
Milwaukee As the boat went down three men were
seen the water under the stern and is feared they
asQ were lost rs,,ss.&.-s>es'
There Va hot twenty minutes time after the vessel
struck before she SUNK The surviving were
brought to this city by the steamer Champion, Of the
Royal Mail line Tne low water and extreme darkness
Of the night e the given for the sad accident
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Obituary.
GENERAL LAMORICIERE.

4 obituary.
GENERAL LAMORICIERE.
Juchaut de Lamorciere whose death is announced In
last European advices Of the few remaining
members of that brilliant band Of soldiers and statesmen
whose names pre associated with French struggles for
yepublicanis@ and freedom tw@ 70 Lsmorciere also
that the brave but unfortunate Abdel Kader suren.
dered in Algers when his became hopeless. The
fame that Iaofcere achieved In this Algerian war was
greater than that Of any Of his fellow generals He was
q great favorte with his soldiers fQr his dash and
bravery and among military men highly esieepqd
for his extensive knowledge Of his profession When
Louis Philippe resolved TO sacrifice n GuEot and yield
70 the popular cry for reform, LAmorciere made
commander Of the National Guard Of Paris. This In
February, ls4s, only few hours before the rsvo-
pUon broke out The appointment OF the popu.
poPulace, and .allay the rising storm. i did
he srove hard 70 do II, could not save the King.
During the republic Lamorioiere always member Of
the Assembly, and than In ofce under both
Lamartine and Cavss~-.S un the bloody nlsh. Of De-
SsnBSr 1851, * Iis seizsd n a;s bed By order Of
Lons Napoleon and with al the greatest French gen.
erals-GsvAgpac, Bedeau, Ledo, Changsrnier Chayras
and Thrown into prison for short time and then
excd He had but scany means OF living but he bore
his exile honorably and with dignity. The prominent
but unfortunate part which Lamociere took In the last
Italian war-how impeed by strong religious motives
he threw himself st the head of the Pspal army and
how even his great name and consummate ability failed
10 check the march OF Italian unitythese fActs will bs
fresh In recollection Lamoricere was born at Nantes
in 1906 and consequently was In his sixteth year when
ne oieo. -SykEl0T z1ss.-~s = ~~>>-x&~-~"-r
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Non.Arrival or the Cuba.
HALIFAX, N. g.. Sept 25-s30P. H.
There are no signs Of the Cuba, now due here The
weather 10 very thick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

BROADWAY TnKArHR Madame Celeste, the mention OF
whose name recalls thousands Of happy recollections
appeared OF this theatre last evening In the character Of
s'The Woman In Red. The play as formerly produced
IL well known. The adaptation by Madame Celeste is
not In the character Of the jewish mosheras last night
portrayed-shs exhibited the electric pantomme OF
Rachel with the vivid fervor Of Charlotte Cushman gre
embodied in the em9iOns-whIch true actress ssoud
Always embody n Che rendition Of an emoson eharac
ter-more Of SOUL spirit and natural artistic eoQuencf
than any other performer who ever spGssrs9 s9srs-ss
AmeI ~. ,,rss shs ,r..i besrs--0ut she retains al
Coke once said Of Que. ns - one Ss, ssvor The pay
.ne touiaht and for some evenings 70 come
VIZ. n SSc cherish recollection Of Madame Cses,e tns
exouists dauseuse. the admirable psnsom ~ ~ ..ass
W IA rsssousss and truthful actress Of the presen
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