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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21
Iliinsis Central Railrsal.

|ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 2sth
trains will leave from the Create Central
Del Of, foot of Lake and South Water Street
Through Gxpress, I Ats:l5 A. NJ. arfiying
daily. exc. Sundays,J Cairo d 300 pm.
Night Express, $3.50 p, NJ. arrives at .:so A n
This Tsains y connect for Peoria Alton, ST. Louis
Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile
Kankakee Accommodation, 5:l5P. N
HYDE PARK, AxD WOOD LAWN.
siS: SS \ a ~ ToXEAa i ,'sseM "
4:0oPM 500 81
6:l5PM .ssw S.30As a
Sleeping cars on all night trains.
For tickets and information apply at the Gree
Genital Tspot -<foot n Lake StrsetJ AZ "
w. X. ARTHUR, Gen'l Supt.
W. F. onxsoS, Gen'l Passenger Ag't. in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21
rnE WORLDS OPINION
rHI GOVERNMENT ExDoRsRxExr.

Il eeder 70 guard against dangerous ,imposi-
UeAa, The public are requested 70 take especial
neaee :! the beautifully engraved proprietary
9o. through which the Governusent. Of the
1880 6sstea officially authenticate cry bottle
ceneassrftR's sfrrxRs. This shield. thrown BY
~ Uevefnmens over the proprietors and the
yeoue Tor their joint protection. Is placed cous
eseucesT srsoss the cork md esSr the neck a
go sossls, snd cannot Ail to strike the eve Il
= = - 4ttgPys6s brr{opsoa bsf 6r7ts Sisl&ts
oe 6oo1hp u there.
y = also proper % stete that the RrrfEps are
ses1v1ooasol4 IN gla@A. aud never under AM
ssssasssnees % the gallon or the bazxel. 4ai-
.2r4tAe pAblic haze. = thev{i Is 70 "a
~ - - bss,ers they buy bear tie engraved label
~ ~ ~ o. band q Mesess. Hostetter L Smith.
- stamp shove mentioned
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21
RAILROADS.
----------------f II
Pcnnsylvapfa Central Railway.

Pennsylvania Central Railway.
1oob,s 7,uth-- Shortest Route to Nsw Tort
At pITTsBURG. TRAINS FROM THE
IL West ran direct 10 the UNon Depot, where
PFlepRsss fox HArriSbprx baltimore, PhilsdsD-
phia, Washington, New York, Boston, all the
New England towns, are transferred TO the Cars
Of the PennsyIva nia Central Railway The night
Express runs daily, other trains daily, except
Hundays. III 10 e D. 'sl
Complete equipmssss Of itsw sad elegantly
State Room Sleeping Cars,
on night trains, and on the Fast Line to New York
via Allentown, without change, and landing in
New York i2an
IONE HOUR ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER
y. To Boston and New EnglSnd Passengers, this
Route ia especially desirable as il gives them an
opportunity Of seeing the finest views among tina
Allegheny Mountains. besides visiting Pttsburg,
Philadelphia and New York without extra cost.
All New England Passengers holding through
tickets will be transferred with their baggage to
rail and boat connections, in New York, without
charge.
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg :.
to Philadelphia.
fine Daily Trains Leave Philsdephia for New
York; four daily trains from New York to Boston
llAggage Checked Through and transferred free
Transportation.
Merchandise, Produce and Live Stock carried
aisr f Il e. , S." cbe.xo
ENOCH LEWIS Gcn'l Sup'f, Altoona. Ps.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

ssI 0ovyD 410D0o 004 YU9e0 1IOtS4. ,
l6A.o SO ACRES from si.s6 eUp@ards.
A GOO ACRES in W3scousiA, Minae.
V.OOOs sofa and Nsbrsska, e -
6ls1own LOta in Davenport WAlc0tt Durqht
and D0wney. Improved farms In Scott and Ce-
dr. countleh Fors sale By p =
mr4-def t9t- JNO. L. COFFIN. y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21
PHYSICIANS.

u. r. TAYLOR. NJ. ~,
"OMEOPATHIST. OyrrcE-N w. corner
III Main and Sd SITS. Residence-sd St. N
side. I'd door west Of Perry. Office heurs-s A
NJ. tog r. N. n,s' a
Re.S penees-- DR.. j. Morton, New York: DR.. N
Webster, DAYTON, o.; DIR. b. Ehrnan, Cincinnati,
o.; DIR. ]. Temple, Prof Of Mat, Md. Dr. ~ n
Franklin. Prof. OF Surgery in the Homeob atkget
Medical College Of Mo-, ut st. Louis; Rev. d.
$. Watson; Of this city. - jan23-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

n. W.. N1cCl.EU414ANU.
DUILDER, MANUFACTURES or SASH
ID Doors, Bsinds, Mouldings, Braclets Ac.-
Contracts for buildiugs Of every description:
Shop and Factory corner Of Main and Thirc
streets, Davenport. Iowa f,oi !, agl -dAw =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21
THE AMERICAN ROUTE
EAST. ("
Thai .t9r.., 5 -.,-s-ssE ssiT
| Citizens Of the United States should Pat
.ronisn American institutious. s-sa +;

Citizens oil the United states should Fat
Is, gonisa American Institutions. i-sH
xa~---
Mich. Southerp i Lake Shere RR.
0v AND AffM OCT. sinh ASD UNTIL.
~ further notice trains will lsevs ChiaeO =
500 a. m. New York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
$50 and 1906 p. m. Night Express, daily, e.
Trans afsi5s Il ckicagszAl Sgs a. M. 1880 !.
m. and II p. m.
The most Direct Rosste fo}'
bssuX niAlGkisRlsisa2 Alaay9Mt
York, boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and an
points East.
Lhxurious Sleeping Ccsches. with al mqaerh
improvements, run night 7fafhs.
Through Tickets can be obtained. at the Com
pany's diA1S, SSolakf0stet1 s7nder Shermai
House, or at the Depot corner Of Old Van Dure1
-ead 6hppDaa sof1s16csrs yino =ss as1ei esA1 I
3. G. HOUGH,
West P..s, Agent N s. An. la,RlkrR. !
81. W.. CARR,
Wet fsef .4ssntlh s.TA4!eR. R@S
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

.Scott CessSetN kOeods, "
TN C1eona, Hickory Grove, and Princeton
i TOwnships For sale BY
mr4-dtf MT ~ JNO. L, COFFIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

CARPENTER AND BUILDER SHOP on
~ Ccmnercisl Alley. opposite Post pmse -
vennorf II - 30.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

yHTILI. BE SOLD At A REASONABLE
w price, the house and lot corner Of LeClairq
and 9Th streets. the late residence of DR.. J. q.
Parker The house contains rooms and IN en-
cellent cellar. Good barn on the premises
Apply to l. W. HARRISON, !,
seb27 Land gent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21
State Room Sleeping Cars

on nigh, trains and on the Fast Line to New Yor
via Allentown, without change, and landing j
New York .s3er
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

Merchandise, Produce and Live Stock carried
With dian sAcl.. NJ thc lowest raAes. 81. n ~
10 ". n. HOLMES, Gco'l Pass agent, Chicagc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21
lONE HOUR ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER
8rtf.fF II 4 TRAINS. fH y.
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg !
~ Philadelphia.

fine Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia for New
lIAgkage Checked Through and transferred free.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-04
THE SUBJECT OF PARDoNs.

The President has concluded to stay his
hand for season in the matter OF Alabama
pardons, and to grant few. if any more. 70
citizens of that State, until the wheels OF
civil government have been fairly put in
motion.
The Attorney General has decided not
to consider applications for pardon in the
future from individuals who have domicii-
ed outside Of the territorial limits OF the
United States. Such persons must hrst re
tnrn and submit themselves in good faith
10 the action Of the Government. The prac-
,ical working Of the rule will probably be
to forever esps,riale many preminen, Reb-
FL refugees. Raleigh STANDARD.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-04
IMPORTANT no soLDIHRs.

The following decision relative IN gov.
ernuent properly while IN the hands VI a
soldier. has been made BY the secnad comp.
troller OF the treasury: :" soldier in pos
session OF government property and losing
the same by neglect Of duty is responsible
for its loss and subject 10 the deduction af
the amount OF its yalue from any pay or
bounty due him. unless the government
shall be otherwise indemnifieJ Tor the los.
of the same. In the case 81 accrued pm.
sions. where the pensisner Is deceased and
without heirs. the same authority decides
thai the unpaid pension reserts I" the gov.
eminent. In case = soldier receiving al.
sanced bounty on entering the service and
afterwards deserving, il is held 'ha, a. hon
orable discharge is essential TO the pa,
ment VI such bounty. and that the soldier
committing the crime Of lesertion hasir z
forfeited the right 10 such discharge i not
entitled TO such bounty. An alflcsr com
missioned by u goyernor, and doug duty
prior 20 the sd day Of March, 1865, bat not
mustered in until after that date. = not en-.
titled to the three mnaths' extra pay."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-04
CHINESE GIANT AND uwiRF.

A giant and q dwarf have found their
way from China 10 England. The Londcs
Times describes them thus:
The giant. BY the name cAsng. Woo
Gs~. sliAosgh ealy ninelsea year, q sre.
10 seven feet eight inches 10 height. Tie
10 good looking for 4 Ch,nsmsn. s~d pos
sessss the air Of dignity 70 remarkahle ~
his country II placed 10 anything hts
favorable circumstances. lie wesrs the
'handssssiy embroidered dressing Of s-san.
DARN u We forget What rank. lie :. chin.
kissed" his visitors like king. And COO
sssstly fzsned himself like q Ch,ssGas.
Tie Chinese use Of The Gan Is worlh learn
IisGs q -. q che sane tias. erssefsI asd
|ssfsi, The contrast 70 Chang 70 rebel
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-04
+ II E N i W :.

Governor Hamilton Of Texas has done
one good thing. lie Iasinstructrd the mil,
tar, authorities IN that State 90 require 81
all negroes certificate iram their rnplas
ers, showing that they obtain 40 honest
living. Ii they cannal do this. they are
sent 10 work 10 pay Uncle sam lar the grub
they sat.
II Is understood that the organization of
the State Of Louisiana will be completed
in the next thirty days; and that mrmbers
Of Congress will be elected before the FRS;
Of November, and lwo United States Sen.
arors sent to Washington IN time iOr the
meeting Of Congress.
The remainder u the Massachusetts FIJI.
" fifth Colored Regiment arrived in hos.
ton, By the steamer Ben DE Ford from
Charleston, on Wednesday the twentieth
instant, and were landed at GalIop's lsl.
and. Thu departure Of this rec meat from
South Carolina confirms the statement Of
Governor Perry. in bis late message. that
the negro troop, are soon TO be withdrzxn
from that State.
Probably the fni practical case of pun
ishment 10 The army for miseegenation Is
that Of Capt. z. J. Scranton. 98th United
States Colored Troops. who has been tried
by court marital on the charge Of eohabit-
ing within camp. and afterwards marrying
coiored woman Of bad reputation, and
sentenced TO be dismissed service. The
offence was committed 10 Gen. Gilmore
Department.
Hydrophobia is prevailing 10 an alarm
ing rIient in Indianapolis. The Jounpa
says about twenty persons have been bilier
BY mad dogs within few days. A avn
Der Of cases have proved fatal.
TIE TREAsuaY.-we understand tina
the Treasury Department will not issu,
any more compound. interest notes Of th,
denomination Of one hundred dsllars, whieI
has been recently counterisited. and vii
adopt measures 10 call An and redssm sneI
as are nov ~ eireulation IL that denomi
nztioa.
Bishop Early mas changed the time q
holding the Virginia Conference irs,n III
4 18th to the It'd Of November. 1t Ds.vills
aud the time Of the North csrolina Con
ference from the a9tA sf Noys,sscr TO Oh
tjH 81 Deeewber.
4 A rather serious riot oeesrred ~ Mes
phis last week, arising frsm white ma
striking 4 negro whom he found beating
spagi bus. I've white maa took refuge Il
, la livery stsble, xhieh was sauouaixd b
A excited and angry srsro soldiers. II
aiwhits mac finally esssPeS ~ nd rvs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-04

nized the State as sovereign. he believed
he owed her his allegiance. and when she
Withdrew, and the conflict became~minent,
like true man, he offered her his sword.
The conflict came. 'He bad 10 take one
side or the other, could he hesitate5 II
he had. lie would not have been the Chevi-
lier Bayard Of his race aud nation, as ne
has shown himself to be. A gentleman OF
the old school, statesman oil exalted char
ac,er, and devoted christian, we can well
appreciate the motive which impelled him
10 enter the contest. We have thought pro-
per to say thus in justice to these eminent
men--Graham, the statesman. and Hamp'
ton. the model christian warrior.
Charlotte Tms.
We copy the above with pleasure. and
endorse il. The Times is correct when II
saws. eve should be . unit now We
want no division. We have bot one inter
eat and should have but one aim. We are
Obliged to the Times for its information u
reference to Gen. Hampton. We had pla'
ced him III different category.
- Raleigh Sentinel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-04

Correction publishing the official returns
Of the election in this eouay last week, an important
error passed through large portion Of eur edition.
Jones Watson, Esq. il is known. was eandids'e'
but instead Of putting Watson at The head Of the CO.
lumn Of figures. our types said Jones. Our readers
a, home know !. was mistake. and bow il occurred;
but we nov make the correction that our readers
abroad may know also.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-04
TIE CONVENTION

The Convention assembled al IL O'Clock in the
Hail Of the House Of Commons. on Monday last,
and was called to order By M. Lewis Thompson, %
Be,se. who had been appointed chairman At Prs!i-
minary meeting.
A committee Of credentials was apPo nied. asd
upwards Of hundred delegates appeared and reie
qualified.
The Hon. z G. Reade, Of Person. was elected
Presidsn. By scclamaiion. Mr.. James u. Moore. Of
Halifax, was elected Principal, and r c. Badger, OF
Wake, Assistant CLERK, BY aeclamailon. :.
Mr.. H. p. Kiagsbury, Of FOrsythe, was elected
Principal Doorkeepsr. andJohn II. HILL, Of Randolph,
Assistant Doorkeeper. Mr Theo. II. Hill. Of Wase.
was elected Engrossing Clerk. and hsssrs. Cannon
& Ho!dea. Of the STANDARD, Printers 70 the Coaven.
ton.
committee ~as appointed 70 wsis on his creek
leney the Governor. and intern him that the Con-
ven,iOn xss organized and prepared Cor business.
Mr.. Rssde. on taking bis seat as President adj
dressed The Convention as follows:
Cen,emsn Of fk< Convention:
I As representatives Of the people Of North
j Carolina. we are assembled az time Of
great perpiexiiy to leorgsnize the Govern
ment, which has been disturbed BY o pro-
'tracted and disastrous war.
Y Il is gratifying 10 know that yirtuous
and intelligent people have chosen body
Of men Distinguished for their abilities. oi
. much experience and exalted patriotism
. fully equal 10 the grave matters entrusted
TO them.
As the interests Of our constituents are
the same. il is 10 be hoped that there will
be little conflict Of opinions amsng Us, and
. tina. frank speech and courteous manners
! will distinguish our intercourse. 50 that
1 h. that has been called TO preside over oul
/ deliberations, will find but little ineonve
\ nienee from his lack Of experience. and
/ will be enatied TO use the position with
4 which he has been IGNORED, a. he earnest
. " desires 10 do. for its Legitimate object
{ only.
u Fellow citizens, ye ara, going hore. lie
4 painful reflections upoa our hate separation
and p!essant memories Of our early usi,H,
' quicker our footsteps towards the old man
]. sion; that. we may grasp bard again III
: hand 81 friendship which stands at the deer
g and suffered BY ihe old homestead, ~hic
4 was tsilt upon rack and has wsathrrs
q the storm, eqjpy together the long bf,sh
"a future which awaits o..
III With he gridaoe. Of iuhaite sisaer ~
a the care Of ! inereiful Providence. ~hir
= I earnestly inysks fcr che Censentaou, "
I. fss each indivdaat Rsnbsr. iu,iis 70
X
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-04
QiIlsbnrnugt Retnrnrs.
HILLSBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, October q, 1865.

a Arrangements viii be msss ~ Tho committee
% reeeiss and convey tho brethren rem hdlsee
rough v Little River Church. who wish 70 attend
Prssbytery. which meets on Friday the iosh of Dc
,obsr. The eonmi.see will attend a Hiilsboroash
on Friday morning.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-04

Lat veek We expressed our regret that
<A,s d;stinga ished statesman was n.t par
A.s.d Il tine 10 be member Of the Con-
,sntisa. The Raleigh Sentinel in copying
ssr article spprUsiagly. expresses sraun,
cation that past differences 81 poiitiesi
,,ais;ons do not prevent the Times IRON
doing justice to our distinguished fellow
CITIZEN. wm. A. Graham.
In times past, il is true. we differed rad.
io,lly with Mr. Graham. Our political te-
nets were the very antipodes. lie was
The very head and front" ct The old Wing
uar,y in this State. We a private IN the
Democrstic ranks. Bat our political aim
titles cor prejudices never prevented Is.
even in time. Of high party ercitemsnt,
IRON doing Justice TO an honorable. pure
,.d eouscie n,ious opponent. We ever re.
parded Gov. Graham as occupying posi-
lion fac too lofty Ia descend TO the dirty
sork Of pafty--as q statesman OF the most
aodoub,ed integrity. the most unblemished
honor, and patriot above suspicion, con-
seuuentls always admired hun.
We regard all parties At the South as
dead, and any attempt TO resrscitate them
=, little less than criminal. We should De
unit now. Gov Graham is one around
~hou All ran ralIy-one 10 whom all car
lax. lor cain, manly craftsmanship; and
we should hal his rsappearanee IN th'
eouneil nf the State or nation IS om'nou'
~ good. We are too often tricked mt
rlseing in pos,,,"ns Of eminence and re-
sponsibility. inferior meH--mere dsms
rs.ues-,o the exclusion Of our more adj
ami best qualified.
We agree with the Sentinel. as the ton
sf our paper will slow, 10 desiring thos
lest Objectionable s-ouid Be brought Tor
ward now. We will have 10 yield same
thing now 10 the prejsdices Of the North
in order to prove our loyalty. and strength
.nfhe hands III our friends there. We 81
,et refer 10 tile memhers Of the South Car
.staa Convention. 90 Indicate that We de
,tred to see similar mem5srs sent 10 ours
ab only 10 shuw that there ~ss degre
sfdnrus. and stringency ssineed here ia
vsfn vain look for there.
We did not intead to place Gov. Graha'
ia ne sane Category with Gen. Hampt"
tt.,syh he aight have been IN woIse con
psny.l We are somewhat informed as
III. FAX views ant course Of action. W
STaa that We ess opposed 10 secession ~
a;s aHlhecosld 60 stesu the tide; but shs
ne fpund his efforts unassihng. like ma
rta his heart in the right place. he side
MA bis seetion And gave IL the bensht'
az xfse e5ugcils. We know what coar
Be esnbed IN the Confederate st,tes-th
ss locked tbt,e interest ~ the'~bole Sont
AID s.sd HI. poser and WSaeaee to adju
sAs cyacaiate befo.e il ~. too late.
NE s5s.fiasi dosr bot sesm 10 De fs'
psSva ss % ia. HampSa'. snteceden'
Ness kas,a 80 one offhe west conse
woe. y.kr j. rs sair. IN 1850 he MAJ
spssrs cvnssssbiEs she shsiry taoveme
Sssiaxspsss disrsptisn ii she Uslea.
sssIs 4.ssisisns. ~heashe csssih Carroll
'syss.ss.un ~sl. ssSk % psrt 10 its pr
s<xafsss. 80 s&ss sss jsst msn 90 give
Ms sass.sa % ske'sev to,evnuent. Re'
I'd 20 sAs Safes RiSkh ssbsOl, That rses
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-04

TO tie calm consideration and wise solu-
ton Of The Important qaestions which are
10 result in the peace. prosperity anu nap,
p,ness Of ourselves and Of posterity. and Of
the strength and grandeur pt our nation. :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-04

van from the wars Of peace. II you are
cnnre ssed aud abused. appeal TO Congress
which will soon have been clothed oy .ae
nendisg Constitutional Amendment win
rcver 10 redress your more fragrant wrongs.
Whichever among yoa resists the law gives
a signal advantage to your enemies. oe'-
tar suffer and trust.
BE diigsnf. am not exharting you
"a steadfast Industry. You have had e.
nouah Of that. Not being fools, you know
that vow have to work hard tor all you get.
md probably for something more. There
canno, be a hundred of YOU who do not
kaow that you are 70 work out your own
rsnnn;ary salvation OF miserably perish.
i,st YOU must be equally diligsat IN edo.
eating yourselves and your children. aud
,o.st not grudge working an extra hour pei
day. if needed, to provide yourselves with
hooks and teachers. II 10 Indispensable
that you all, or nearly all, acquire the Gu
dimonts Of substantial education at ths
earliest moment. and that you each kcef
on acquiring useful knowledge 1t every op
portunity to the last dag Of yoar lives.
"Respeci yourselves. Refuse % minlsse'
GO others vicious appeaites. aonatter VIA
is the temptation. Keep away, OF gel away
fesn all cities. unless yos are sure u max
iae noaey rapidly and virtuoosly ,here'n
Trade with and pa,renize your friends, ou'
sAevs all, each otser. Enecarage ysul
s4e,Area who embark In trsdc cr 10 AM
beach of mechanical &c other useful IN
ssstry. though a seae persansa INC oaven
Ssass; keep eat Of debt; aud wsrk, q pos
ssss. Tor msa whom you esseen and ssss.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15

Tie handsome residence Of Mr.. Joseph Keene
lie Warden of tie Penfentiuy stands vesy
near the stone wall which separates tht
grounds Of tire prison rom those of which
TIE AIMS HOUSE,
are aboat 40 acres 10 extent, and surpass those
Of any Other department on the island for elegance
The vegetable gardens ard corDfelds laid oct Will
mathematical erietress and the crops t-riye wonder
fully in the bright sunshine and wholesome airs which
seem to love the long, beautiful island with familiar
warmth aud freshness. Cool delicious arbors ard di.
ninutive groves 10 be met on every hand and as
you pass through the broad symmetrical box bordered
walks AID through the beds Of lovely and fragrant
flowers % the house Of tie warden. Mr. n. T. AJder-
son, II is difficult to realize that you spot de-
voted 10 peBa seryitude and the paupers home
This department cOntsins greater number Of build
tugs than any other. and is probably more difficult to
slanage successfully. Tie Ain, House proper com.
prizes two buildings, Of rongh stone, three stories in
tght with porch for each siorr rlnning The enife
hngih of the hudings, one Of which is exclusively
TIE MALE DFPARTNiENr.
h'Te. baking in tit sunlight at Tie opel doQrs and
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15
Latest ship News.
ARRIVED


Steamship Gen. j. X Barnes, Norton, Ne"-Or'esh' Oh
ip., with troops 10 the Medical Director -
Steam.hip ss.auda Holloway, NewOrean. oth inst wa
Fortress Monroe 18th with mdse and pass to l. . quarter
master a.. =, @ c--...-.u f;.,
Bark Princess Royal. Of Conwslis ~ ; Cromwell, 'eh
f,egos IS dav. with .uear - y. X. DeNoi Go. .
Bark Witch. Of Boston, Loud Cardenas 10 days VII" sugar
&C.. 20 master. n r. ID "a 1,r.
Biz Thoma. owen Of Porisnd Buttered, Neuvitas July
T. sugar, &c. 10 Ihompson Hunter. :. ~ -
Brig Bsma BRA Rogue, Geruamlenco June 10 with sn
gar TO H. II. Swiit A Co. . - IN H..
Brr W.nderer Of 81 Andrews. ~ B., Cow Bay 10 days
Brig T. H. Filter, Of Philadelphia, Holmes Ne" Ct's@''
4, days with cotton -four, SC, 20 L. MCready '"'
coal 20 master -
schr Moonlight. Elli. Besufort y. C.. 3days
WlND-At Sunset, s.-N
BELOW.
Bark Fvcne. Of Boston. from Cow Bay.
BARK Cuslius nom
Bars Annie ". Gray.
Bark John Griffin
Bars Edwin. Of Nassau. from Mstimoras
Baik Casco from Cuba. -
Bdt.h Brs. Stanley. Ualine and Louise Of C's,e.
Brig Scio.
Brig Alice franklin
Ann.