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'pidfs oeer 3tpeifelbaftes, fenbsrn enrh Die
ilnploerlestariten 3eusnids pieler refpeftab'
let Saraer, befoncsrs bnrh Oerftbisnene ails
seiehene praftilirsnce IG3te in pbilatels
ppla; melebe bei ocr Operation uno pen 9eis
inii9eil 9e9eilipdrtia fparen. - Der Inter
5eltbnete mar aescnmdrtis nnb iber3euSte ftb
erit pollia, ebe er ben 4parat faufre; inpem
ct 5ise9en ipar ,pie Derfhieosne patieatea
cperlrt nno onreb biefen Nparat Do0is sebeilt
tpureen, Die i6cn fribsr BON oeu terahmtes
Iten Aer3ten in pailacelpbia llno Stem Dcrf,
ole unbeilbar ertIart rpcrben warem.
Scr ltnterfbriebene pirb III feiner 9Bpb:
tuh9 an bet OF psnnltraBe, nabe Der eiIe,ls
bahh feinen 9efhdftsn abtparten; tasfib
BON 9 lfbr Mcrscns, tis ltbr 4tenes;
Sennta9s ansssncmmcn.
7. 1Iarfdau.
Neabins, Oeeembrr 6. sW.
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oBt6tia fir bas publifum

Der ,tnter5siebnets, Or. T. t11aribal,
bon Neaoins, Berfs gauntp, bttct attnnsss
pcll TIN grlaubnib bic Burger oss aenannten
gaunties uno bas putlitum ibsrbaupt bar.
auf aufmerfiam 5u MAIDEN, oa6 CT bas Neebt
BON Coao's patentirtcn, 9raouirten elees
trosaa lpanifden Satterie uno iniulirte
polss, GUT 5eiluns bon Sranfbsitem Sc.
fanft bat:
Ser ltnter5siebnste 1T nun b6lis einserie6s
tet alle Siejeni9en 5n tebanoeln Die al FOL:
senssn &ranfbeiten leiben: Sallencs &rants
brit, paralpas cber Seblasfu6, Slerpens
isb,patbs ODER Sic Doalsreur, dronifben
Wbeumatismus, umauro(ts ODER 8linobeit,
Saubbeit oeer 5artboriseeit, gborea ober
ct. 0eits San5, 3etanus ober Bafens
frampf, llneereaulihfeit, Ntbma, Siebt,
! W1utterplaae inb anbere ipetliebe Rranebei>
fen, ourb Nnfpeuouns biefes patentirten u
peratus wirb bies electro salpauifebs N(uois
nm ,ut,, erite,linale in Die @cwalt oer W1ens
SdeH aebraett. es fam in belietiasn Quans
ttitaten III jeeem 9bciIe pes S6rpsre seletet
,perpen, Ielttt 5u benz Gebira eiues aeusctor.
ncu Sinpes, nit D6lliaer 9lebsrbeit, cbne
GtSss III ibrsm 3arten Sanc, unp ohne einis
aes nnanaenebmes @cfhbl. Oom Gtano Der
m1i(be eanm Der Operator ihre Gepalt naeb
qpiafibr III einem 4uSeneIife Uersr6Beru,
IL naetpem fte n6tbis Iein mag, IN irSeno ci;
,,em Salle, lin pas elsfriIbe Slnoinin naet
bem tisflten Sit3e einsewur3elter &rantbei'
fen ~ leitetb lpelbe font nihts erreider
Fam, Obne ben patienten su febaeen; ,pae
1lUes nae6 ben pcllfommentteb tpi0enfbaftii.
dbeu Grmncfasen ein9eritbtet it, Oieft
9ba1aebsn, niebt er'piefsn bnreb et,pas llnse'
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Seberifs aSerfdufe,
BON lieoenoem Gl9entbnm.


3ufolae perlbieoener an MIDI eeribte
ter lbriftliber 8efeble bon Senoitlonl
grponas uno eepari Saeias, our6 Die
Court pon Common pleas bon Serfs
Gauntp, fou perfauft lperoen:
Sreitass, oen 2stt. inltehenosn December,
I'm llbr Slatbm,ttass, al eem 5auis pen
aobnas 9anrsl, in &ansItwamm 9annfeblp,
Deres gauntp: Nass Nsbt 3lttl, Sntereis
e uno eisenttum BON @cubsn Somer, in els
ner sepidsm mobnuns ilno Stritb sano, 9e'
lsssn in maIbimstcn 9auafebip, 8erfset'p,
bssrenat cureb qanc bon Nlebaro Nebsr, Sa'
eob Ye9 Mnb 9lnoerer; entbalteno et'pa Is
Afer. Oarauf tsfncst lt6 elm sInitof'stse
iteinernss IDobabaus, 8lcfltal &c. - seet'
| bin gisentbum Dcn Nsuben Sowsr.
Samtass, ben "a. Oeembr., 1s42, nm
ltbr Slaebmittass, am 8afbanfe BON Antol
5epp. IN NiebmOno Gaunlebip, Serts ETY.,
GIN 9trieb ebsr 9titf 6olslano, selsSen III
Nittmono 9amnfebip, sBsrfs gauntp; Be-
sren3t cnreb lamb BON Saeob WlerteI, Saeob
Aoair, Saeeb &rlnswaIp, W1isbad ,efber
LIMB 9lnpersr entbaltsno s.,pa IL 46er. -
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2iebter 9ieBen, 8etten mas
den lnD 3Qbne reini9en.

Ser ltnterIebrlebene, eluem 9cebrten spnbs
Iifum Itbcm BON fritber tctaunt ais 2Batten:
fatrieant uno Bsrfsrtissr ealtifhsr Olas
trasen (Settsn) uno 5aarfilfen auf 9ettics,
erlautt Ileb eemIelben btfhit ansuseisen,
cas er, natb ieiner 3nrilffunft bon europa
pas {itbter Sieben anaefanScn bat nnc fon:
ncm >it6trr bem pfumb coer bel sr66eren
Ouantltdten bei tm acfauft werpeu. Stpbr.
batter i'm $anoe unb aubsre $eute, rpelbe ltns
Iblitt batem, f6nnen es tei ,bm fir >lebter
umtaulhcn.
gr Derfertiat sbsnfalls ,piecer elaitilebe
Setten uub Watrafen, uno eln nsnes Sett
Der 2(rt 1T jeoerseit te ibm gu tenen.
gr bstet ferMsr cinem reipeftpen spublls
FUN (etne 9ienite an fir pas Neinisen Der
3abne. uno miro leperseit, auf pcrberlSr Alls
,ese bersit leirt psrloncn Die ibre 3abne aes
rcinist III baten ,piinlhen in ieiner lDcts
muls rituftlieb. gut unp billis ;u teoicnen.
3abnpuper Don psr tstten 0rt 1T ieperjelt
porrdtbis unb bel ibm 5u baten.
Ourb Die ibm lpdbrenc ieiner Itpeienbeit
betrcfenen itnslifsfille unp Itweren Ssrs
lutte, bcfft ct Dem putlltnm binlanalit CUR
ltntcrtthBuns empfcblen ju Iein, nno laost
babcr allc piejentscn, pelhe bon Nrtltelm III
Ieinem SADIE @sbraueb maeben f6nntn nnp
ibn nit ibrer llntertisuns besbren wollen,
b6fiblt eiu. bel ibm an5urnfen uno oleislben
in NuseuIetein 5u mebmen.
@eine Bobnuna III am alten Stanc, III
ber Dfspennfrabe, brittle Sbhr oterbalb
tem Nissel,pese.
:. Scinrieb s11eyre.
Neatins, Oeeember lS. 5n,.
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.6tnterladenfbaft oes peritorbenen
Sobca SScifcr.

Sie unterssiebneten Auoitoren, ernannt
bureb Die Baiieneourt bon Serfs gaMntp,
CUR Beribtisuns, lteberIettluns unp 1Ste.
berausabe Der Nebnuns BON 6elnrleb seipars
itberletenben HominiItratcr oes peritrrbsnsn
Sabea wsiIer, lestbin Don 6eioeIbcrs Saui's
iebip, Berfs gauntp, werocn fir picien 3'pef
suIammei fommen am %. inltebcncNn Ss'
ecmter, INN lIbr Sfa6mitta9s, III Der Nmtss
ftube bon gbarlcs Davis in 0saplns, gu
ipsleber 3elt mp Ort ale babel ntsrsiitrtsn
perIpnem sefaIIislt bsiipobnrn mossn.
Gbarles Davis,
Senry Eboaos,
Jeremiab .. Sittins.
December Is. SIN.
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unpernrb9enber S6ulDner,

slahcem ieb, per ltnterfbriebene, bel Bet
Court bon Common p!sae bon Serts gaull'
tn I'M bic 9Bobltbat Der 9rfese pstbe gum
sNciten nnUerm6aenper Sebuloner Stnaebt
ipcroen, anseIuebt babe nnp naebpem Die srs
jastc Court osn eriten n1onta8 in naebs
ifcn Januar, (mdmlib Den 2ten eriaSteA
Dacnats) anteraumt bat, MID unb melns
greoitcren am erfa9ten Gage, Sormlttass
I'm, 0 ltbr, in Dem @ourtbanie per Stact
Neapins, at3uFSrea 70 sebe ieb meinen
erlpcttipsn grebitcren biermit Slaebritbt, pas
nit fte (ttb baum uno calelbtt einfinpen f6ns
neu ,pcnn lte es fir sut balten.
Sraneis Stetler.
Seceinter IS. 3m
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.Sinterlafenihaft Der perfforbensit
G0tb0rilte S3icber.

Sic unteraeidtnetsn 4upitore,y srnaililt
burb Die maileneonrt bon 8erfs ealll.tp,
aur Berihtisuns, lleberfsttlnnS 'tilo 2Ste'
oeransa6c Der Nshnuns BON SonaIDan so'ss
Ger, Greeutor Der berltortenem eatbarine
Bieter, lsstbim pom MarataUnp 9aunfebip,
0erts Canntp, ,perbsa fit olelen 3wef 5us
6ammeu fon,n,en, am 27lten inltebencen Ds'
eember, un lttr Slabmittase, in Der Gmts
ftnte bon u. S. W1iller, III Neaoins ju psls
eber 3eit uno Drt alle patei iuterefflrtcn pers
lonen sefdIIisIt teiwcbnel inosen.
peter Silbcrt
SenrY Hbeaos
6eo. o. guopis.
Detemter, 13. SIN.
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sc a 6 nj b t

wiro biermit sssetsn, bab Die nnter;eidbns:
ten Iuritcren. ernannt bureb Die 1Baiieneourt
3ur Serbtisuns, ltcberIettInms unb wiepsrs
ansate Der Nedbnuns bon 9anicl gtterlp,
Bormnno BON Saeob Ses, sinem minperjab'
risen Scbm oes psrltcrbenen Saecb Gss, fIir
pieien 3,pef 5uiammenfcmmen ,pcrpen il, ocr
Nmts,tube BON Yeter gilbert, gla, in Neas
pina, am 2lttsn inttebenoen December, UNI
10 llbr 9ormittass, 5u ,peleber 3eit uno Ort
allc babei intsreItrtsn perfcnen sefaIlisit
beincbnen mtssn.
peter Silbert
8. Rboaos,
!. .. Biting.
Neaeins, December 6. SIN.
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Sanfrpft.

Ge pirb aa9emein 9s9Iaubt, eas bas Bans
frctteSsiss in Der 9s9sn,pdrtisen ODER ndbifsn
Sieuns oss@UnsrsiTss wibsrrufen msrbsn wrc,
-perlonen, rpslbe wunfhcn mt9en ben Jut,
Sen oisiss Seissss su babsn, mcssn oaber balo
Nniprudb MAIDEN.
Jebn .. Eibaros,
9lfitanis in Sanfrctt, fir Ssrfs 60.
Gsabin9, December 6. bO.
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Sjrmnbeigentb,lm int &anbe
BUM 6fentli6en 8erfauf.

60 miro gum SfsntIh,n Ssrfauf aus9sbos
wsroen ouf 3amifaa ben 24ifsn initsbsnben
9cesmbsr, am !oauis bon jpsnrib SSslep, in
oer Stabt Neabind-
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Stealing, December s
prpCla mt 4 ION.

Slaebtsm csr Nhtbare .JobnSanfs,gsa.
preltbent Der UerfbleteneN Sourten pon@cin'
men pleae, bes brittsn 8erihtskssirts, he
ttebeno aus ben gaunties Berfe, Wortbamp.
ton uno $eda, III pennfplpauien, llnc Nitb'
ter Der unterItieclihsn gourtem bon Dpsr
unb 9ermiusr, ber pierteljibrliben 9isnns
gen uno allesmsiaer Scfananib grleci9una,
in sspaebttn gaunties, uno W1atbias S.Wtb
ebaro uno BilLiam Iooame, esq's, Nittr
ber gourten BON Opr unp Strminer. etr
oierteljdbrlihcn SiBunaen nno all9t,neintr
SefansniB grlfbi9una, fir bic Nidtuns BON
5aupts unb anberm Sertrst5sn in stoatttr
gauntp Serts, ibrtm Ssfebl an MIDI aueas'
tteat baben, oatirt Ncabins bsn 7. Nopmbr,
A. ID. l842, pcrin )le tint gonrt rcn&cins
mon Dleas psr an9smenen Observation-Disclosures
@iBunaen Oyer uno 3srmin,r unb allsemti'
ncr 8sfansnb grlspisuns anberaumsn, psl'
de scbalten wsrben IcI 3u Neapins, fir bic
ganntp Berts, auf oen erfIen t11onta8
i'm ndbften 7anuar [mtlttes BEN 2nn
oss erfaatsn W1onats ftin wirbl unb ptlets
aDei wcben eautrn ioll-
60 wirb biermit Stahribt 9tstten an ben
Coroner, bic Srisosnsribter NIB gcnftabsf
Der seba6ten gauntp Strfe: cab iie (lt 3u
eriaster 3eit um 10 llbr Sormittass, NIT
lQttH Oer6ettphiHtW Dt9II|tNtuCCHt uHtsC'
lubunsen uno eraminationsn nno allen ans
bern grinnerunssn tin3nfnosn baten, iols
tbe 9inae su tbun, bic ibren Hsmttrn 5u
tbun cblisen.- 9eesleiheu Dsjsuissn wtl.
ebs berbuneeu lno sessn bic 8efansenen Bit
in bem 8efansuide Der gauntp Btrts 0ns,
cper bann Iein m6sen, 9trittlieb 5u prfabs
rtn. 70 ,pit es rsebt fein mag.
Daniel 9fterly. ebsrih.
SdsriHs stmt Meabin9,l
December f, 1912. 4m.
"6ott erbalte Ole Republif -
6fOis 3enscn Mnt Surors, ,psld,s auf sr.
iaste Court pprSeaotn ilno, sptrben trfuett,
Dlnftliebfeit 3n beobabten i'm Sail ibrss
Husbleibens rsrben fe in Gsmabbsit bss
GeIesss oa5m as;wMMssn. DieleHnssise Miro
auf belonpsrn Sefebl Der Court bstannt s,s
ma6t, 0aber alIc 9sjenisen, tpsleben ss aas
9ebt, fte6 baraaeb su riebten baten.
@Oie Sricosnsriebter bMrebaus btrgauu.
tp ftno ebrsrbistbisf srluebt Beritt bon Ns'
eosmisaness unp Intlaaen all einen ssr proc
fsquirsnosn In,paloe, spster Siltsrt uno =.
sprins(s Scnss, gsa, einise Gage Dor Der
Court su mahen 10 baB Bias 3ubtrsitst
peroem in6ssn, fur bas 6anpsln etr Grans
Surp unO parteisn, 3ensen nnp bsiwcbntm.
oeJurp feine 3fit psr!iersn.
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Sefentli6er 8erfauf.
BON
Shdebaren lte9enoem Gi9entbm,
in Der Sfoct NeaDin1.

2(uf Sreita9 ben 23ifen inifsbsnosn Sscsns
bsr fol- sum 6fentlibsn Gertauf ausseboten
meroen (penn Is nibt porber aus ireitr Canb
pripat perfauft ,pirb) am joaufe prn Josinrb
0Selpp, @aifwirtb in bsr Stabt &sabin9.
9lae jens @sbdubs unb 8runelctten, an Der
Sutieite pom Warfts8sred an Der psnnifra>
ss in Nsacins, bsfannt ais oas Map:eissns
tbum; bs9rsnjt 6iflib ourb Den psrifcrbsnsn
Sribrb Smtb, @Sq., meiflib curb Sobn
Sbmarj unb cine 208ub alsp. Dis6 Si9sns
tbum wiro in ;,pei Sbsilen ober i'm SanSen
ausgebotsn merben, ipis es Edufsrn fbidlb
fein mag.
i, Gin irpeftfi9tss ifsnsrnsS SScbns
AMIA Daus, nit Jointergebduosn unb sis
::::H nem bodffsinernsn Vstsn9sb
s.l elmer qptts 9runb, Ho. 100, an Der
Suoleits Der YsnnltraiTe, in Heaeina entbal,
tenb so Sub Sront uno 27O 6u6 tn bsr qdns
9e, nabe bsi Der @ifsnbabn, miro in Slpsi
Gbsilen aussebctsn ,psreen.
Spei Gotten @runo, bon ereifii9 6u6 Sreis
te uno 200 Bis 257 Sus in Der qdngs, aele9en
an Der Subfsite BON Surnpeif, am Obersnce
Der @tabt, bs9rsnit burb Sobn Gerebart uno
Mabsira.
9rsi Saulcttsn, jsbe bon 20 bsi 230 Sus,
an Der 1Seiffsits Der pierten Straifs, in Gsas
oin9, bsinabs Der Neaoemp as9snlibsr.
Gin Snsiif6distts tfcinernes
AEMA wobnbaus am Cd Der psnns uno
::::#s 9tsn StrafTs, nit elmer qCtts 9runb,
SEssssla& entbaltsnb 43 8us 8ront uno l40
Sus in Der qdnse.-@bsnf,uS S,psi anoers
Sau!ottsn srsnssno an Die cbi9s, an Der penns
ffraiIs "a Sus Sront uno 14O Sus in berean
ge.-Des9lsibsn feds Saulotten trontireno an
Die 9ts StrafTs, BON 20 Sub Sront unb 140
Sus in Der qdn9s, welbes Sbeile Der Gotten
Nc. IT'S unb sinsm Sbsile BON gtc TIA fino.
Bier @ebdubs unb finf Gotten Grune, an
Der Shofeite Der psnnfraie in &sapinN mels
Dies Sbels pcn Den Gotten 9tc. SAG unb SAT
lInb, Cribsr bsfannt alS qinbiap's @i9entbum)
I-paiIsnb fur @ebdnbe eingetbelt.
Spei 2luslotten an Der Oiffsite Der febifen
GtraIs, fort9efsst sntbaltsnp go 0ub Srcnt,
jsbs, uno 235 Sus lang Bis an cine aasp, be-
9renst ourb Soften bon 5oenrp g5iflsD Mne nun
ober lsstbin BON Nbrabam epens.
Smei NuSlottsn, Rc 13s unb 139, bs9rsnit
turb bic gSanuts unp 7te Strres; eins eisfer
Gotten iff bsfannt aIs Wsinsarten; auf Der ans
bern 1T cine Trdm Sdeusr, iis 1T IN Saulct'
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and which am in duty bound to say, is by far the
bestcOnducted and Ahe anost interesting COMPANY
we have ever had in the State Some four or five
times has Morris been Prosecuted for his Oio enter
tainments, but has, believe, gained all that have
been before any tribunal. There is one as yet un-
tried in this Court; STILL for the last few days,
we have had Monis's Company directly in
our midst, with an audience of some six to
seven hundred of fashionable citizens to listen
TO their exhibitions nightly on Col Basseus pre-
mises, and which is to us, IN our Land OF Steady
Habits, a great treat. Last night my surprise was
bundled ladies' and gentlemen (and this on Saturday
mighty So much for Morris perseverance, which,
by the by, doing much good in putting to rights the
ianaticism OF overbearng and overrulng arlsto-
crazy, which has for years attempted to keep us I'M
der ignorance and superstition.
In yoar busy city amusements regulated by
laws and police-here only by public sentiment,
which if against them. is hard-f for them, is
strong.
Our whale ships from this port are beginning TO
be scarce and of the appearance OF fall creepe
DER US. Still our hotels yet crowded, our ladies'
fill the streets walks nightly either to visit tenn
perance lectures, (Which doing much good here }
church, or Morrs's Pavilion OF Interesting amuse-
ment Next week our court continues, and with
most interesting cases, which Will give you
description of, il you deem proper; and this In
formation shall expect to gain by the appearanc
or nom appe arance of this letter in this weeks Her
add which is by many of our people, considered the
light OF the world-the Herald OF enteprize and IN
formation-edited by cool headed, active and able
BODY prompted by no motive only the good OF the
country; and this is sure fill the pockets with the
root of all evil-money, and give employment to
is and always will be at your service, and by asking
how is the calf head and cafeg OF despl cable James
Watson Webb. will subscribe myself
Yours, NIB. r.
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New London. Conn.
Correspondence of the Heraldo

New LONDON, Sept II, 1872
Supreme Comt-Stsanboat Captain fned-Sipht in
the East The Blue Lars Repealed Wholc Ships
The Herald.
DEAR Bennett
Court OF the Supreme term affords an opportunity of
giving you some information (and of course what
you know in business matters, the world knows
sooner or later which beyond doubt will prove
lesson to steamboat masters and all those who use
overbearance towards travelling public
The case of Mr. Paul Rogers, Jr, was brought some
three years since against Captain Sanford of one of
our steamboats,, Tor an Occurrences as follows -
Said captain is alleged to have ill used said Rogers
at New Haven because he did not pay his passage
as tar as that place whereas said Rogers claimed
that Capt. Sanford should bring or send him to this
place according to agreement, and which agreement
was forfeited only owing to the preventing safe
passage OF the boat here. Jurys verdict for plain
iltf 500, on an appeal from verdict before given
for 500.
The Right Hon. Mr.. Strong and Foster Attorneys
forplaintiff-'en lsham and others for defendant
"A case came oil also between one Mr.. j. Norris
known as concertical man, and one Mr.. Chapman,
oi Norwich which crowded our Court to excess This
was a prosecution against said Chapman, brought
by Mr.. Morris one year more since, for false inr
prlsonment, under arrest for violating the statutes
of good old State, by showing an exhibition of
singing, music, dancing and extravaganzas After
some most interesting sharps and flats by the Attor
neys on both sides the Judge gave able and i'm
partial charge, and the Jury soon returned with a
verdict of Chapmans guilt This, am forced to
say, gave Joy TO most peoDle of our county who
ave been Teasing more or less the performance
OIL Morlss Company tor the last two or three years,
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The Nec York State asylum Insan,ty-Breaoh of
Promise-Sppposd Parties-An Amalgamationis
in Trouble
EDITOR HERALD
DEAR SIR -
For interesting letters, containing the latest news
fashionable movements, &c. &C., the New York
Herald takes the precedence Of any paper published
in the States. 1t has large circulation here and
| am surprised that you have not regular cores
pondent in this gay young city. For want of some
thing better to do, will make opening, and if
this is fortunate enough to find place in your
columns, you shall hear from me often.
The New York State Asylum is most magnif-
cent building, and Its situation Is not surpassed by
any public building in the Union, unless it is the
capitol at the head OF Pennsylvania Avenue, d. C
II is now receiving Its furniture, and is place of
fashionable resort, and many the tender scenes
that have, and daily taking place in its number
less rooms, lengthy halls and beautiful piazas its
walks are to this city, what Hoboken is to New
York. am fearful that 1t may prove the cause of
much insanity, although built to remedy the insane
have notes OF some very interesting affairs that
have come of here-you shall have them. There
are several weddings 10 take place amongst the ton
In the course of a few weeks. There is, on the
calendar OF the Supreme Court which soon con
yenes here, case OF breach OF promise, which
learn Is rich" The parties reside in and near New
York: The couase employed is General Ostrom,
Mr.. Spencer, and Hon. Alvan Stewart, from which
inter the parties are highly respe ctable IL is
whispered that the great and pous ANAL amationst
by some arrangement with his opponents has taken
some advantage and got judgment for costs, which
II Is SAID Is TO be argued at this sitting of the court
also understand that is not called there is
10 be regular erposf of the whole affair So look
out for fun. ALEX.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. I, 1872.


BALTIMORE, Oct. I, 1872.
Nh. EDIToR-
A very disastrous accident occurred last night.
widow lady named Mullen was crossing the track
of the Baltimore and Susquehannah Railroad at the
time the cars were approaching Pleasant street.
The horses attached to the cars RIM against her,
threw her down, the wheels passing over her BODY.
causing instant death. She was a poor widow, and
has left three small children. No blame is attached
to the driver.
The body of white male infant was found yes
terday in Sharp street Its skull had been broken in,
evlncing that its death had been caused by some
unknown hand-possibly the mother.
Howard street flour still commands "a 37h, AMI
City Mills, S4 %, though holders asking more.
There is no Susquehannah. The importations of
the week are II 264 barrels and 30 half barrels be-
sides So brs rye -four, and IA brs. and Is half brs
corn meal There is no change in wheat; il rates
at from 80 TO s7t according quality Beet cattle
range from $4 rs to "a 50 per 100 lbs Whiskey %
% cents.
There is no local news ofinterest this morning
Yours, RoDERIcK.