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General Sessions.
Before the Recorder, Judges Lynch and Noah, ant
Aldermen lines and Timpson.

Before the Recorder, Judges Lynch and Noah, and
Aldermen Innes and Timpson.
JAN. 7.-Case Of Captain John BDney-This
case that has created so much interest among the
friends e Captain Barney, well those of ohm
Asten, Esq, was called at the opening Of the
Court. Mr. Asten appeared, and stated hat he was
dy for trial, but the valorous Captain not in
Court, and the case was therefore fixed for Monday
next.
Assault and Botfsry-Peter Ewald and his son
John Ewald. was tried for assaulting and beating
his wife Phiepine Ewald, on several ccasions,so
much So thu he was compelled to leave his premi-
SEES The Jury returned a verdict Of guilty, and tn e
Court fined tn, m SIS each.
n Celebrated Libd Case Settled john Helms,
M ID Of 80 Eldridee street, who was indicted in
August, 1910, FIR libel on " John Castree, Amos
Gore, Henry S. Bancker, John Hay mes, Silas Ohm
sted aud Charles Olmsted Of the first part and the
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Pastor Of the North Beorish
Baptist church of this city, Deacon William
Church, Deacon Charles J. Holyland Of the secood
lished ina pamphlet in August, 1910 Sentence
pest poned.
Forfeited Recognizance Davis Spratt, who
stole leather wallet from The pocket of Harvey
Harrington, Jr. con'a,ning $50 in bank notes, on
the 9Th Of September last, while passing in the
Harlem Railroad cars from Second street TO the
City Hall
Senfenced-James Van vrankep, found guilty Of
obtaining piece Of pork by giving fraudulent
noe in payment, was sentenced to the city prison
for sixty days.
Assault and Ba,fery.-John O'Connor wa. tiled
for beat ny William Laird, Of log Greenwich lane,
with club in most brutal manner. IL was prov
ed by officer Nc Comb. a. well as VIM Laird, that
the assault was Of the most outrageous character,
so much so that in all probability the man would
have been killed If il had not been for the inter
ference Of the officer. Lame 10 an old man, and
has been afflicted for years with paraytic stroke
The Jury found him guilty, and the Court sentence
ed him 10 thirty day imprisonment and S25 fine.
The Court here adjourned to ii o'clock on Satur-
day morning.
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IA E :. s Gs q:
nsh masriah and sss for The United States
TSbissaehsd Cotton shiri,ns, 4, wide
fisassi e Cotton and W. Wool - 20 %,s.
TS i ped COTTON Drilling, ;. and rs wild.
g: :ss and
B bsls si s"a Ta 30, o'' 90
AIguleties, Artillery and Infantry
- SIP. Si's z;'s', and .a..r,
Leather Stocks
'sss s: s: s:tss s n
Ehs s'sSs, Axes
Drums, complete with Sticks. slirgs, and Cases
Worsted Binding and Cord, of all kinds
vail Tents 's and Flies
Hospital Tents
Casks and Coopersse for one year from ,st Apr, next
Ths quantity aud number of these articles will be deter
whole be Of Sc%s.te manufactured materials
articles: deposited the co%;a..aTy Gsps5sr. oes
s .sn hs V
this oSs b mail and such S =" % az may be DE-
szs The sizes and proportions OF sizes will be stated
samples and pattsps exhibited the raes will be
founded and made aud no article will be
not correspond respect with the pattern which
CO. tract is founded.
The supplies be delivered at The United States Arse
nal Philadelphia for inspection, equal monthly
and the contracts be fulfilled before the LIST
day of July lsi2
fine proposals be in writing sealed. and endorsed
Proposals. and must reach the Once Of the COmmssary
General Of Purchases before the 18th day Of January
1872 No proposal will be O'Clock Of that day
j. WASHINGTON TYSON.
Commissary General OF Purchases.
CoSnssARy GENrRAL's OFFIcE,
Philadelphia, December l7th 1891. die eodtIl7
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
A RTIEICIAL TEETH-Without Clasps Ligaturss SC,
"A from sHgie tooth full and complete the prn.
cipes Of atmospheric pressure by M LEVETT. Dentist
$50 Broadway, corner Of Warren st
[From the New York Commercial Advertiser
friend at elbow requests notice teeth he
had cd by DR. Leve Of No 2e0 Bro ,dway and state
satisf~ only with regard the them
performed.
Levett ha, been too long before the public the intro
Queer Of the Atmospheric Ere Principle to require
syllable from us
Copy Of a letter from Gen. Duff Green to NJ. Levett
Baltimore. Sept %, ls4i.
Mr. Levett-I write at the request friend for whom you
,e set of artificial teeth TO that they have given
tire on and that principle OF atmospheric pres
fully verified feel aduty you and to such may
your professional recommend them
to you. Your o5edent servant, DUFF GREEN.
j. In NJ LEVETT. $50 Broadway.
T6 O00 HORNs-Taken from cattle slaughtered IN th,s
tC,OOO city. For sale, in lots suit purchaser by
Hide Association sth and LIST Ave
nue. ir~
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Before Judge Noah and Aldermen lines and
SimnsOn.

before Judge Moan ana Aldermen Innes ahu
Simpson.
FRIDAY, JAN. 7th james Wilson, a boy, Tor
stealing quantity Of carpenter tools from George
Dram6eld, worth 81, was tried and acquired -
Mary Burning, for stealing pair OF blankets, va.
lued at SO, from Joseph Morse 81 Co, was found
guilty and sent to the city prison for thirty days
A nan named Patrick Smith, who, In drunken
frolic some weeks since, threw young woman
nan ed Eliza NJ ofatt into the fire, in his dwelling
house and burned her severely that she is still
confined IN the BELLEVUE Hospital, and also set fire
10 his wife's clothes with a lighted candle, was
tried and sentenced to the pepiteatiary fJr four
months !! If he had been sent to the Gene raj Ses
sions, his brutal conduct would have been punished
bv at least a years punishment. Charles Moore, a
a black fellow who was tried for stealing fine coat
worth $40, from Edward Morgan, was sentenced n
six months, and having been found guilty, few
weeks since, for stealing pair Of ladies' slippers
from Gregory and Cahill, on which judgment
was suspended at the time, he was sentenc ed on
that crime, for six months also. Patrick Holden,
was tried for an assault and battery, on the body
VI HaytieD negro, named John Miller, and for
stealing 81 note from him, but there being evil
dence, except that Of the negro-he was discharg-
ed. Henry Dalton, for assaulting his wife Mary,
was sent 10 the penitentisry for sixty days.
John McClusky for assaulting Ellen Mahony and
her husband, was sent mp tor 60 days Gustavus
Reeve, for stealing three ladies' shoes. boot and
a silver medal from the show case Of Joseph Whit
ney, was sent up for SO days.
The Court here adjourned to half past o'clock,
on Tuesday morning
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CANDs' REMEDY FOR SALT RHeUM-salt Rheum,
- Rngworm, letter. scald Head. Barber's Jackson
skin safely certainly, and fecuay by the
Sanas Remedy which has now been tested in than
twelve Thousand Of the above disease without
unparae led of this remedy curing the diseases Of
the skin s without equal in the history oI medicine The
with the remedy teno throw on, from the blood and
system generally all the unhealthy humor with the
diseases and the application OF he remedy externally at the
time, entirely eradcates it from the stem The
medy perfectly HARMLESS in operations aud may ap
piled with perfect safety to the skin OF the enerest
FAINT Testimonials Of its efficacy daily receive and the
will satisfy the mind candid person Of Its txrsord
Messrs. A B. sands-Gentem.p certify that Ihave
been cured Of tbs Salt Rheum OF standing by the
ofyour remedy and Syrup Of Sarsapara and wish every
person led with this DIRE ad.u disease form would
call on ne and will satisfy them that your medicine VIII
''"''' "xSNA MARIA wEIBALL-
residence $50 Nassau street New York June 1870 store
Messrs. A. B. d. Sapd-Centlem,n. procured box Of
your valuable remedy for Salt hheum sir months since Tor my
who then severely attn cted with the disease on his
hands and after apply the remedy short time ssing
less than nh The the desired effect produced
and the complete since which tune mere mas been
JOSEPH G. sTANTLEy,
New York Oct. IT, 1870. ssDelarey street.
friends at McDonougb you had nfable remedy for
Inc Salt Rheum procured some Tor wife. She had
troubled with compliant hve or six and happy
aaye 10 say ifsay j. afflicted with of all
complaints and sands Remedy for the Salt Rheu
seCs was our Agent Rouse Per-
Prepared and sold at whole ale and retail, By A, g. d.
Sands Druggist 100 Fulton street, ~ also BY David
Sand. Co n East Broadway Abrm. B. Sands Go. a7s
BrcadSsy also sold BY Druggists generally throughout the
United States dis I'm
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SUNK Steamer Frances stove in by drifted
ice, on Wednesday night, as she lay at the foot Of
Rutgers slip, and sank at the side Ct the dock
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DEGAfED TEE Til.
PARISEN'S SPECvElC


happcaton certain in its curative eecs-a remedy vel
Bond cs.scss:@Tss
gsoD Deaiist si Brosdvsy smith Dodge, Surgeon
n
Canal ST. Har rs kroaawSy and cor ad ION md North
bsot.s as Centre price per- vial So essn~haf va u.s.
DK TAYLUnS BALsAM OF LILY EkW OK ;-At the
u old ESTABLISH ment s7s bowey-The advertising
snd again % " 5
never had any connection with No.
s named Ss. nc sd ess
house Of his brother for several years About
Of a n
came before the public II SUPPORT Of BurT Co 10 lm
Was well Known that = Ss time The proprietor tSs
Be refal where you buy-Purchase Onlymnd this 0s.
streets Our agents viii pIrsss arm.ry Joe Inn:
DR. TAYLOR's BALsAM OF LIvEkwoHT.-s, ooe
Rev ARD Will Re paid Z? any person who WI prove ~
the brother Of late husband Ihayer that
do not possess the original recipe for Tay ors Basam Of
Lverwort or that never made or sold this medicine at
''''' W. W. TH.rss. AL Spring st.
CAyrrorBeware Of the statements Of the and
fraudulent DAILY most shameful attacks made cacua
ted To deceive purchasers and Others well deprive the
but original recipe existence and that is Spring
from WHICH the medicine was originally prepared BY Their
pue Touch made by those who trying to deceive
by false assertions Purchase only that made from the
original recipe in Spring street certain Of the
Agents and others supplied, highly favorable TERMS by
ne sole proprietor, w w. THAvER, Spring street
meriy 375 Bowery. d2s lmis'
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LAKE SrEAMEl.-The government steamer, which
is ordered to be built for Lake Erie il is said is TO
be constructed a, the town of Erie and of iron.
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The New JERSEY PILors, during the month &c
December, brought into the port of New York,
boarded out sight of land, and piloted out thirty,
five One Of the pilot boats lay to outside OF San
dy Hook seventy-two hours, during severe storm.
She went to lceward as far south as Egg Harbor';
when the wiad shifted, she was driven n TO
Long Island, rnd during the gale spoke three ves-
sells -Netrark Daily Adr.
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HoUsATONIc RAILRoAD.-The business on this
road, says the Bridgeport Farmer, is quite equal to
the most sanguine expectations of its friends. The
amount received by the company for freight and
passage during the week ending LIST Jan. install,
was as follows -
Passenger fare, 1868 81
Down freight, 6iO 80
Up freight, $50 90
81 500 Q7
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A UCTlON NOTICE Large sale of valuable furniture,
n by catalogue this day l0l o'clock at the sale
80 Ann and us Fulton sts 1IIOS. BELL, Auetoneer.
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nyapor Bat removed from IS hn street to IS Court
aD@ Mrs j. r. Carroll returns hsnk the faculty
particularly and the public in general for the liberal support
xtened to this establishment for the last fifteen years. and
aopcs by her assduy and attention. merit continuance
he
The Baths openfrom socoeE the morning I'LL ocos
tnght and used with much all sudden colds
rheumatism, &c t. which they afford iTmedat.
isl Testimonials Their eeacy be at the establish
Rsnt from the following eminent physcians Dosors II.
3tsysn, Mott Bush Boyd, Msene,in Rhnslsnds NeisoI
hW and Shower Baths Be hsd., all time; Portable vc
ssq part Of city Brooklyn Syrup Of SarssAra
n kivsrwort, &c fresh from the SHAKERS. mar
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Court Calendar-This Dsy.

Csc.rr C,vsr-Noe "a 10, g. II, H. 70, 80, 81 g. 81
S. 81, 80, SO, o., %, 81, oS, 90, ~:
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THE LARGEST THE CHEAPEST,
AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
w | u S A N ID S G. A l. 2 s
FOUND
V CIIREHUGH'S

1t1 BROADWAY, ENTRANCE IN FULTON ST.
THE many atempts that daily making initiate these
celebrated wigs and scalt%, just many proofs ~
he high character they have and the estimation they
held the trade But the public will observe
the original MAKER M this country Of
The vENTiLATlNG AND GossAMER
WIGS A N d sc A LIPS,
WITHOUT METALLIC SPRINGS,
md that all others but feeble imitation
the 10 DIVINE direct the principle which they
made TO TT, and the skill aud practice 10 execute
Al, and invited TO insrecth he
HEADS OF HAIR,
which for elegance ghtness and durability may be ciMsd
,nouq the first productions OF modern art In their manuf2c
they differ from all others made here. The hair singy
Inserted and equally distributed az TO APPEAR rust issuing
Of the brow thaa the pssura
does and having metallic spring. AL dsaKreesbe
obvated For soutnerr climate they are inesinsbs,
" ing only weight.
Senators members Of Congress- and gentlemen from every
Of the eoratry who wearing Cs 10
vserrcd to-
IA
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A MEXICAN SANK LOCK COMPANY, for the SAFE Of
n "ANDREWy CELEBRATED COMBINATION

LOCK- ready receive orders for this celebrated
Lock- and having suppId the orders heretofore
ceved prepared from the extensive arrangements
the manufacturer Of these LOCKS to deliver at shortest
tioe I he design Of tire association 10 to furnish them
every Bank the United Staes AMI the security they
heretofore furnished to such banks have applied then
being robbed having often been tested by bgas
sufficient proof that bank be considered safe depose
~ without these locks their vanIts safes. All othe,
locn and have been opened while these m defiance al
attempts the combination Of changes underg', vary
from 1904 to at the will Of the
security not found other mode OF fastening Locks
safes and store doors from i2e to 4ts4 changes
As relates 70 the superiority Of this ock other
ference made any OF the banks in Wall New Yo
Directors and officers Of banks reg-s. ID to examine the
Locks, and orSers will be received at the eGee Of
WADSWOkTH SMITH,
dsl Tou>s lane aoert for The ciks
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WITHOUT MERCURY.-DR L. BRENNA has the
w informing Of New forx. thai
he radically, the Homeopathic system, ana IN few
days every description Of syphc disease whether
ong standing without danger Of relapse which very often
occurs By the use of mercury.
The remedy OF Dr. Brenna does not contain particle OF
ar other corrosive poisonous mineral aud
therefore possibly dcleerious nfuercs
the body IL can be nienty administered s opera
ton cafe and bad follow from
It's critical the under which il
tak.p
20 Patients wishing advice consult DR. Brenna his
Office, Granite Building, " Broadway Cnamp.rs
street enirance Chambers l. from 10 A. y
to AZ NJ.
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NEW YORK AND ALBANY, Stage
SHk&=ys-{a Line, both sides North Rver-Offce at
Wf,ieA aaA old stand, Western bote, Courtland
TeetFae ssThe line the wet side of the river is
formed fr m New York Permont by steamboat Utica,
iron Permon Goshen by the railroad and thence to AL
5any by Passengers by this line leave New York
every morning Sundays pted at o'clock and arrive in
Albany morning by9 80
This The shortest aud cheapest route to Albany
The railroad large, eommodious and warmed by
stoves
The line the east side will be by steamboat daily far
AZ the ice will permit
F. BEACH
Passengers for Newbuh and Paz may passage at
this Office by mboa and railroad to Turner'S e miles this
Of Newburgh where will be adm convey
them O The above named places. d28
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PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT.

MOSS MALi;AN So surgeon Dentists, 572 Broad
WI way and London and Paris inform the public of New
York and ts vicinity that Ia of thu exten
sve practice they have length been induced open
manen Establishments where they be consulted daily
372 Bro adway betw Franklin aud White Streets in all
appeIanng to tn r proesson which they been
Of their celebrated
and ents in the art Of DentistrY. d2l I'm.
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pERKsHIRE BOAR FOR sALE.-Fer sale cheap. a
u choice thorough bred Berkshire Boar Can be the
rear Of 81 Crosb, street. near Prince. is
PEACE ORCHARD ORC NUT coal AT LACKAWAN
Nut Coal doby screened and delivered to part Of the
city free of carriage at 50 Broken Egg So So Lehgh
80 co. Screened Liverpool Sill co. Apply at yard 500 Wash
ington street, near Spring da3 3.n
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NIBLO's GARoEN-ro THE LOVERS OF FLORA

GAkDEN-TO The LONEKS Or FLORA.
~ Messrs NIBLO DUNLAP would most respectful, in.
fern wanting buqust that they fully prepared
to su ply orders to extent and able te-
The conservatory and hous. at SIG Broad and at
Havien. will Convince lady fsman who will the
Propriet,rs to orders which will be at all
umes attended TO " It'll neatBess and de- patch.
ad sgiv ng sorees balls be supplied with plants Of
large or small sz- Also cut winch will be arranged
IN The most tasteful BY Mr. T. Dunlap who
long and favorzbly knownto the lovers Of plants.
The observatory vt Nblos Garden will be open TO
the ladies' Tor promenade and attention paid thrm
there are now IN usands Of that splendid flo the Camilla
coming into bloom many Of which of the
present TO the ladies' FOR decorating their windows aud which
line.
Fresh Bird Seeds, g Id Fish, Globes &c dqe
CLOCKs-At SMITHS Br1ss and Wosd Cock 70 abi,sH,.
Oment a. the e the Bowery and Division street ali
kinds II escks be had whoes lie and for cash
superior quality aud Workmanship aud at the lowest possb
prices Aiso clocks for church stespes for banks putt
aud watch makers regulators of erior finish made
TO order second to quality aud warranted time
Samples always hand and be examined by calling at
'''"' i'A'A RANSOM SMITH Proprietor
At Baltimore 81 South Charles street anth Of this
tabshment here orders for large small clocks in all her
ysriee. at wholesale retail will be promptly executed by
RANSOM SMITH
di2 EDWARD FEM
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sak - M @

The subscribers to make engagensnt bring
from the old by ships Of the first clos all
American built and commanded by men long az avorabIy
known IN the trade. The vessels composing this line sail
weekly from Liverpool consequently all delay to
passengers il avoided
make engagements for their rierdso emf
CRATE the viii study their interest the
and comfort of their friends by such
menis with the subscribers expense spared
that preference which has for been extend
ed to them.
As has always been customary with this line when the par
ties settled for decline coming out, the passage
promptly refunded to hose from whom received with
ont reduction.
passage Per from the various ports Of Ire
land aud scotland to Liverpool likewise be secured For
fsrther particulars, - -
Apply SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Old established packet office, 27sPearl ct.
Z. GRIMSHAW Co 10 Cieree Paxras, Liverpool
Drafts or erchsnee sight and for amount also fur
co Live pool the Northern Banking and National Bank
reis d. and National Bank Of Scotland able at their
respective branches, Apply above d72 m.
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SHOCKING ARRAY IN CLARKE Corsry.-An un-
fortunate ARRAY occurred in Clarke county, Mo.
near Waterloo on Tuesday, the 10Th ult. which ori
ginatcd in settling the partnership concerns of Nc.
Kane &c McAllister, who had been engaged in the
business of dstilllns, and resulted in the death OF
the latter, who was shot down by McKane because
of his attempting to take possession Of seven barrels
Of whiskey, the property of McKanc, which had been
knocked off to McAlistcr at shcrifs sale at 81 per
barrel. McKanc Immediately fed, and at ihe latest
dates had not been taken
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CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE The Legislature oil
Connecticut assembled on Wednesday at New
Haven The House was called to order by Samuel
A. Peters Of Colchester, the oldest member present,
and proceeded to tho election Of Speaker. L. h.
Wightman having received Il9 ont o. lIo votes was
was G, J. McCurtfy, who received 81 votes John
c. Palmer. and Nathan G.. Wilcoxson, were chosen
Clerks.
w r. Burial of Canaan, President pyo tenl, and
T.. = Abernethy, Clerk.
resolution was then offered, that there being no
election of Governor, Lieut.. Governor and other
State officers, by the people, the House should, the
Senate concurrng, proceeded to elect those officers
this moraipg, which was passed.
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General Sessions.

-... ana Moan.
william shalcr. ESD as acting District Attorney.
MAY 5-Pieaded Gtniy.-John ODonn ell entered plea
OF guilty on charge Of assault and battery Wilnm
Flynn, ais Water street Otis Allen and William II. Max
well were arragncd the charge of passing counterfeit
money pleaded not guilty and the down for
trial Thursday. Richard s. Howell for forgery was
also nrragnci pleaded guilty and asked for delay until
next term IN order TO procure evidence from Kentucky to
prove abb.
There being other business ready the Court adjourn
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SHAKERS IN PRVATE.-The Shakers at New Le-
banon have resolved to hold no public meetings
during the ensuing summer and have issued notice
to that effect. This is in consequence of the great
number of sinners and idlers frequcniing their
place of worship, causing much annoyance to the
Shakers aforesaid
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STRAW GOODS.

II, BENNETT importer and manufacturer of Italian and
L. Ensish Straw Goods respectfully informs his customers
that he has noved his establishment from % William and p
Plat, John where h. continues keep splendid
and extensive as.omcn Of ladies' fashionable Straw Goods,
French md Eni.h Dunstabcs Italian osns fine Tuscars
Fancy shevofks, Prince Alber Strsws, SC. &c.
Also a entirely aticle, the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet for tie summcrt suasscs all the styles
duccd being extremely light beautiful white and durable
M I'm IN
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SANTA FE ExrEDfiIoS.--The following are the
names OF some Of those who died were killed du-
ring the late xpedition--KiIled--Lie hull
bemy M c 0G rb MWsy aSso saNG Dr. Ell
Glasse, Mercer, Gophin and Flint. -Ded-Naor
Sturgess, Gates, Dodge-i7.-N o. Picayune.
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LONG LIFE.-Rev. Samuel Chcever, the frs, con-
grcgational minister at Marbchead, has preache
fifty consecutive years, without emitting single
Sabbath. .r.
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OsE or THE PLAQUES Myrads Of locusts have
already made their appearance in the interior coun
ties Of South Carolina
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MELANCHOLY Loss or LiFE-Walter Fairfield,
son Of the Governor, and George Rumcry, the for
Is, and the latter IL years of age, were drown
Herald savs ,hey were in 's small boat built by
young Fairfield 1t upset. and they both found a
watery grave Bangor Uhig, May 81.