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MEDICAL OFFICE.

MO- BEEKMAN STREET, (under Loveoys Hotel
~ Park Row. Established for the
out cutting malignant ulcers liberated Sore Threats Scrofu
ous Scorbutc and Cutaneous Eptons and Diseases of
vae nature incident TO both sexes, their various stages
radical cure warraned-te charges in moderate
stated when the patient applies charge being required until
the cure is ected medicine for the and
cure with coplous printed directions for All persons su
erng under diseases aggravated requested
call and they will be treated by regular practitioner of 30
experience, whose medical and surgical diplomas exhi
bfed to view at his Office No. Beekman street. New York
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I MANIoRr WIG MAK u AND HAIR DRESSER

I MANIQRT, WIG MAKER AND HAIR DRESSER,
- 90 Broadway, y. Y-Desirss inform the public
~ that he is still be found his old stand where he will be
happy them trial Of his skill in the topsoa His
inmitabe style Of Hair Cutting generally acknowledged by
the beau monde Of the city
He would also call the attention Of the city
70 his superior WIGS which surpassed for and
hnish deceiypg the scrun nearly do they
Bile the natural hair Fancy Articles, Perumery SC OF
nor quality.
~ Terms in accordance with the times 90 Broadway,
few doors above Wall ST. SIS lmsr
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DENTISTRY.

~. y. WoRDs.EA WALKER, Dentist, No. 80 Chambers
street. sets imitation ncorrupnbe teeth which
be dlsting sshed from the natural Inserts quality
teeth on the principle Of atmospheric pressure from
natural organs Filling Plugging decayed teeth whether
nerve DC exposed not The oothache cured Extracting
without dstactng the patient These ana all operations pc
tanning to the Dental Surgeon performed per less
tan The usual Changes o2 lmsT
SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, No. So
- Gold sL-Drugg,ts and country chants will find
heT interest call the above number before purchasing
Else where, where heS will find complete assortment Of all
articles in the above line.
N.B.A liberal discount made for cash
% lmsec WIN. II. GOULDING.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY in Camphine and Chemical
Oil Lamps warranted TO burn hall the expense Of
either oil gaThe difficulty which has heretofore existed in
of Movable Cap and other important improvements which,
inspection will atsfyhe public that they obtain
Lamp use-wi bnrn without or
sme-pIoduce equal and steady light in all directions and
regulated by single screw movement. Also Improved
Tailor, Lamp. Camphine, Chemical Oil and Spirits
featured improved system wholesale and retail, de
vered 10 OF the city, from the Old Established Stand
OF GEORGE MITCHELL.
o9ilmsm Gathering street.
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nj III z Z :

NHUFFs 4 FUR TRIMhfINGS.-The undo rsignsd W ould
vi call the attention Of the ladies Of New York and public
generally h large of Mufs consisting OF lynx
stone martin Siberian squirrel Fitch, Genet aud Coney Nuts
Also, large assortment OF Furs and Swansdown Trimmings
Sc &c. which offered for sale lowest cash prices
By ISAAC III. ARCHER
~ Nos. 204 and 200 Greenwich street.
Repairing OF all kinds done on reasonable terms $50 imsr
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

W. of ncpent consumption bsrrenness impotency
cohe whites gee obstructed d vcuk painful
alton Of urine, involuntary discharge
general protr alton of the
result inherent produced bv
larity Illness OF accident.
The widespread ceef ny Of this wonderful and nestmabe
cordial both hemisI sufficient
quick positive curing all the above affections
and complaints Nothing be surprising than
gorang effects the frame Persons all weakness and
asstude before taking az once become robust and full Of
iooseness Of the ie male frame which the only
~ considered be incuable And II speedily
the produced By physical proration which fire.
quenty deter from getting married. Language, indeed,
do justice the merits of the Luena Cordial which
regarded by heads faculty all parts Of the world
most important medical discoveries of Tnce
s. bottle Sold Nassau street, and No. 80 North Sixth
treet Phsdenhia
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dlLHARAoNlC SoCIETY.--Tss Committee of Ma
nasenent respectfully announce the subscribe that tbs
st CONCERT OF the society will take place Apollo sa
loon on Monday evening, November 18th.
ne COMMITTEE would stat he public.
thai subscription lists have been opened the following music
rrth Halls Franklin square; Atwis. 20l Broadway;
James L. Hewitt Co.'S, 239 Broadway; r. Hayer's, sol
Broadway and at Thos. Dodworths 4O2 Broadway,
Ola tn8src + w ROSTER Secretary
H. sEGERs wodd respectfully call the of
~ the trade generally, 10 his ANla
Wehs IL being one that with
o accuracy which he believes arrived az
Inc above system be had of agent Mr. Dubois PSI
broadway where at all times the system instructions
VIII be given solicit careful examination by the compe-
and impartial Of the trade.
y hnsm II. SEGER
MINERVA HATS.
NEW and beautiful style OF Ladies' Winter Hats entirery
unlike thing imported before ceiyed by
the subscriber whose only the article pocu red
PETIT De BILLIER,
ols Zwsm SO william street, up stairs
VELYETs-supsr Jet black and blue black Lyons Silk
Nelyes Tor merchant alors, received, and for
nv q. VARET. 40 Cedar a.. VI u stairs. IN
II ENRY SCOTT No. 2l7 Water St, n keeps constant
II hand ageueal Of Pickles Catsups Sauces.
rail.
An orders for Shipping Families punetualYs ded
sl9 2msr
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DOCTOR BELL
Continues TO be consulted daily, until 10 P. M.
CONFIDENTIALLY
On all delicate diseases, at his private Offices,
A corn TT A NhT ST'P EET

SECOND Door from Broadway with the confidence
~ all of delicate requiring prompt and safe
treatment Being Reguur Practitioner, patients may rely
receiving all the their demand with
Of successful ISSUE based upon the experience Of
professional duties. Dr. Bell does advertise
all that Anatomical Medical and Chemical knowledge
suggest IN each case Separate Offices Attendance till 10
N. daily. 80 lmtr
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MILLINERY GOODS
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE

CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE.
s ASTOR HOUSE.
FRENCH Porcelain Dinner Services, us pieces, t25 90
i White Granite, do do 1l2 do Is 90
FIenchoI English Porcelain Tea Sets, 81 do 400
Dinner Plates French Porcelain, per dozen, lg
. Do do Granite, blue or white, do | 90
Sonp, do French Porcelain, do 200
Do do Granite, blue white, do / 90
Tea Cups and saueers Peces) French Porcelain
Cut Wines, per dozen, from 50
Do TumbeY, do do 200
Lemonades, handled do 225
TABLE CUTLERY
or the finest descriptions DOZENS the low
is2 the set Just opened handsome of Toilet
Ware r. SIMPSON,
NBAgen for the sale of simpsons Ear Comets the
relief OF deafness. ols lms m
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X5OO EREWARD.-VsRoss' srECIFIC MIXTURE

VHil1 kEWAkD.-CROSS SFECIFlC MiXTURk.-
paw For the Cure of Gonporrhea, elects Structures anu
analogous complaints o fine organ 80 generation.
is the certain.
makes speedy and permanent cure without he least re-
scton to Diet drink exposure change application BIZ
siness.
We give no long quacksh deceive
public the medicine does speak for ITSELF
and the proprietor challenges single Of 0onno
rh6a TO De brought which the will fleet rapid
cure, under forfeiture of $500.
Ths disease that unfortunately AIDES all ranks q so
are here presented with remedy by which they can cure
selves without the least the shorte time
Fuher the disease cannot be contracted II oose VI '
1t put up in bottles with lE ACCOMMODATING it. at
III bottle One bottle lasts week. which gehe"y
For sale onlv AZ W% AZ Minors isa Broadway Of
John street opposite Fankiin House, New !oLh; Zones
Chestnut streets, fhiadepha ana
NJ Smiths l3e Washington street Bostoo- u lm-
DR.. SOLOMON HEINE
vryOIr n inform his paenfs and the public ts he still ed
w here's TO his original groposition 70 receive no money
lin ii. imnroyement would inform them that he has
ss %sbS House where he socit the the
soove mentioned condltions OF al, VINO have sgefee Tor
lons time under diseases soIoM6N HEfNE. NJ D.
FOR the advantage Of all who wish attend the
fene who lived had his Office in Broadway,
the residing 81 Resdc street, opposite the Marshall
This Physician to this country about eight years
since. have had the pleasure Of knowing him that
time, and OF witnessing many performed
by him-hs is above the of IS years. and is the only
q the name who is member Of the medical Institutions Of the
worn before me, this z7.n day Of
Of April, A. D. isn
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To THE LADIES


MADAME COSTELLO Female Physician. still continues
WI with a:tonishng all diseases peculiar
females
Suppression regulaty obstruction nc By whatever
produced, be removed by Madame C. in very
Madame C medical having undergone thorough
repairs the better accommodation of her
PATIENTS she prepared TO receive ladies on the
Of conne those who wish be treated Tor OBJ
struetlon Of their monthly period.
Madame c. consulted her residence No. Lispen
ard all times, and with the regard
All communications and Letters must be postpaid
slSI IN
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NG'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL.


NO 476 Broadway Y.Ths Cordial having obtained just
~ celebrity OF the 1t has performed
to which adapted the public respectfully informed
that and other disorders OF the stomach II
peculiarly adapted those complaints, by
y physcng, but by strengthening the No
mistake be made than that Dyspepsia
other disease arising from debility can be cured by frequent
forced action the bowels by pugaIye medicines When
tins exists the system already too weak and every
additional dose tends make The Cordial the
contrary acting tonic strengthens the digestive and
them perform their functions designed
Hence found be ecacous also in those diseases peculiar
females which arise frequently FROM weakness than
fro other The Cordial likewise certain
for the Nervous Headache and affords relief almost all at
fections of the Ii excellent Of
and low spirits The aged and inrm Of bo
and sedentay habits cosveness have
pensnced great bene, from it, speedily promotes strength
all of general debility restores good and healthy
petite gives tone and vgor TO the whole system and is highly
beneficial onyaesence from feves and other
disorders In proof of its virtues the above complaints the
public referred the OF eminent physicians
well those of respectable gentlemen have derived
benefit from the of OF which published the
circular accompanying each bottle.
The Cordial prepared and sold by the proprietor
6 Broadway NJ and by respectable druggists throughout
the country Price ST. bottle and 50 Dozen Orders
companied by the cash punctuy executed and forwarded
cording to directions.
Sold also by the Messrs Rushton Aspinwal SO Villa
ST. ITO Broadway, and 10 AstOr House.
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PRIVATE CURE.

DOCTOK JOKDAN'S SPECIFIC PACKA(iES-No !,
- for the of Gonorhea elects &c; and No for the
of Nenerea Disease all have been used up
wards instance failed to eet prompt
These packages medicine wash Sc
CURED adapted all the varied symptoms arranged that the
patient has difficulty thereby avoiding exoo-
Each Doctor Jodan
treatise The MONITOR wherein full directions, with
description OF the and treat
Of malades, with able nior Being
complete and in all they well
adapted for eer &c.. and place within
the of ALL the proprietor ha, REDUCED the Three
orders oly packed in cases. and free from walton.
~ BIhe Monitor (aone so for dollar free.
will also free Sold for proprietor only Drug
Store Olnce street. Of Marion few doors Nib
los q uden. Private and Offices
coz Marion d, or below drug Marion d.
rect co continuation o Centre. o lmsr
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OR INDICATED COMPOUND,
FOR THE HUMAN HAIR.
rs with confidence recommended all whose hair becom
ing from disease scur and dandIu The remedy
TO prevent
Badness AND GREY HAIR.
The healthy that possibly be applied the
head rendering the hair soft and glossy and freeing the scalp
from all humOrs and particle Of
scurf and dandu and the hair It's frequent
will the hair health and beauty to the latest
Rod OF life. For infant heads il is invaluable.
To be had only the Hair Cutting Rooms, Las Broadway,
of Liberty the appointed agents.
IN
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DEC: 81 Casper T.. Roppd We. TTolF g. H.ir'
rich This was an action of trespsss, to recoyer
VI, 5SS 20 fom the defendants, as gnsrapOe on
aboss ~ 500 worth ofProperty left witb,<Atm ior
sale IN c0fnmis sion.
ALFRED ii DuscoMBE testified tsas he ~ q me.
chanic, worth Szj,Oe0, and has mar oeen nninrfn
nate IN business lie had ag<sd TO purcbase Of
plaintiff 81 800 worth Of bri,fs, whssh we're IN the
store OF defendants, for vsfcii he was TO give two
totes al six and nine -donths, with security on
house and lot he ovded near the Dry Dock lie
supposed that tho cargan had been contaminated,
but nile enxs>ed at fhe store in packing MD the
y ~ sas iyI,rmed by plaintiff that he wa. rot
'.sf ~ ~'nspcct 60 his title 10 the house, and
~ gseJ arch TO be made, witness Ia bear the
900 We LATTER part ofth request he refused
I'D ! the bargain was off. Witness az
=, the same goods from Mark Bolon.
se esnts pound Icss-g4ve his notes
sire months, and paid them when doe.
cared from other evidence that tho main
I'd been recommended by the defendant. ~ one
hisccrks, n bavs Mr.. Duncomhe's title aya-p.
med. Afertha bargain fell thros xh the ul.iptia-
soId the goods to Mark Bolea, taLisg hi. nslss AZ
SIX and nine months, with stcc, OF the Erie ,sot,
onnss icr SaoN, A. security. mi. ncisrieh
si'ered 70 sell Mr.. Bolen some wa,chos on pledge
., osher shares that ne held Of the sane stock.
lac roses and the $1,000 stock were to be sealed
sp ana placed By Wolf \ Heinrich in the Bank Of
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Argentine Republic.

BY an arrival at Boston we have received the
Buenos Ayres British Packe. to the 2sd of October,
inclusive.
The Montevidean squadron, consisting OF ship, a
bark, and two briggs, hove in sight of Buenos Ayres
on the 10th, and anchored At sunrise the next
morning they got under way, stood down tn" :
and were soon out of sight.
No ;,,m:---oo gwen oil the progress OF events
-v~.-s.en Buenos Ayres and Monteyideo.
The u. 3. corvette Decatur, Cept. Ogden, was at
Buenos Ayres. There were ake in FOR. seventy
eight merchant vessels.
BUESos AvREs MARKET, Oct. IS Exchange on Eng.
land I'D per dol; do France 30 cennss per doll hides
Frsnce s. W 90; A-.Ari 20 o. do; do
for spain, "a IS DO; do saed So sd do; DO horse 20
% do each; caskins 90 90 do do Sheep .ns common
80 - per doz; do fine 90 80 do; deer SKINS 81 20
goa. SKINS 40 i5 do nutria SKINS 81 do per Ii; chin
chilli skins 90 100 do per doz horse hair Short 40 43
per srrobn do mixed Is 50 do; do long, IS 100 do wool
common, washed, 10 IS do do picked, - 40 do; co
shorn from skins ~ 80 do meszs dirty, 20 30 dol
tallow pure. 81 80 do; do raw - IS do; do with
grease n 30 dol erked beef IS per quints horns,
mixed, AOO $50 per mill do SO Ss0do; shin bones,
60 ITO do hide cuttings 80 IS per 100 lbs; ostrich
feathers black, 10 ~ do; discount per cent per
month. The highest rate Of Exchange upon England
during the week II a5d. The lowest price 2li36j.
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Late from, Carthngena.

The u 5 Brig Dolphin arrived yesterday morning
from ST. Martha, Carthagena and Havana Annexed
is list of her officers
Lieut. Commanding VIM. Mexican Lieutenants J. H.
Ward, Charles steedmsn, Edward e. Wsrd Js ru,seI,
Christopher c. Rice Surgeon, J. 8 Messersmh Mid.
shpmen, Jas. J Barry, Augustus McLoughiin Johh 4
Hopson, VIM. e. Truxton Masters Mate, Adam io1ng;
Bostsw ain, Amos Colson Gunner Erastus treat Lar
penter, Alden Bass Psrser's Stewari,J NJ b. Davis
BY her we have received intelligence from San
ia Martha TO the 9Th and Carhagena TO the both OF
November.
The new British Consul General, MIR. Stewart,
had arrived al ST Martha with powers from his 60
yernment to effect reconciliation between the Fe-
deralists and Constitu,ionasts On the llth he had
an interview with Gen. Cormona, and Immediately
left for the head quarters OF President Goran, at
Chivinana.
Ga the Both ult. Carthagena was invested with
force OF 1000 to 1900 men Great sickness prevailed
among them The town was well supplied with
provisions, enough for the next SIX months. An
American brig, the America, from New York, had
arrived there under convoy of the Dolphin and In
creased the supply. Very little apprehension was
felt in Carthagena of falling into the hasds Of The
enemy
The Sd division Of the Constitutional troops was
on its march from the interior TO the relief Of the
Cartagenlans. Inc Federal squadron, as Inc DOCK
aiding fleet was called, off Carthageoa, and the
Constitutional squadron was inside the harbor.
The brig New Grenada, that once traded between
| this port and New Grenada, was seized by General
Cormona aud made into a brig of war. She was an
American built vessel but sailed under New Cirena.
da coors. Her agents in this city were Everette \
Battelle.
The Dolphin has board two prisoners charged
with the crimes Of piracy robbery, and attempt &c
murder on board the brig Cicero, OF Philadelphia
last July the particulars Of which we have before
| given
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From Mexico.

We have late intelligence froe, TIE city OF Mexico.
Affairs had settled down quietly, and Santa Anna
was supreme in all things. We have nothing par.
ticularly new to communicate, and al. that we can
give of any interest is the followng,--
DEcRgK.
Art l. The Law OF Nov 26h, 1872 increasing TO fifteen
per cent the duty consumption Of foreign goods
remain without effect from and after the day which may
&c designated bv the Governors Of the Departments,
the assent Of the Juntas In the Department Of Mex.
..o, - in every other In which the order OF the
sr lated the 4th Of September last has been put
psce the designation OF the day will not take
lsws whch .ers l., the duties established by the
November 1899 shall ao 20 me saia 2oth day OF
Aria Thelaws Of December $50 ana Of Ami, o.
and June S4o, relative to the d,ies Of
ton. sh all also be without effect. "' Va N"A'""P
Given at Tacubsrgs Oct IG.h ISL
ANTONIO LOPEZ De SANTA A--v.
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To THE EpIroR OF THE NV YoRn HERALD. HN&
SIN Having seen IN The m.rning papers the
the eating OF wha, is termed Hung Beef, with re-
quest to the public TO communicate any informatics
they may posse on the subject / beg leave TO
detailed were produced FROM the above causes, there
is no reason to doubt, yet believe, there are but tn
fling grounds for wonder establishment, or for any
labored Chemical investigation OF the Salines enter
the idea should be that the animal was diseased
Such EFFECTS are well known 10 Medical investiga-
tors, frequently TO be produced from pariaking 81
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vis--George Watts, for stealing a pudding from
Phillip Ball--were found guilty, bat judgment was
suspended, and they were discharged. Rchari
STAINS found guilty Of stealing tnb Of butter
from Jeremiah Nelson, but was remandsd for sea.
tence. Arabe!la Smith, Sepasn Refnsen, and
Francis Msnsin, sevcrally charged with petit
larceny, we're discharged, and Edward Riley, John
Hcndrics, and Gilbert Vaninburgh, charged with
assault and battery, were also dismissed.
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the business was TO be closed, Wolf 4 Helm
HIsh to pay themselves for the advances they
aaA. made TO plaintiff, with comniss'on, and
Bank req, ed TO receive q sealed package. and the
notes and sock were left with W OFF and Heinrich
The stock s>sscqucntly became worthless, and the
notes were nnh;d Tho plaintiff then made de-
ing that they had c>arged per cent commission,
which per Sc was proos Of guarantee. The defend
ants contend that the pf>perty was always open to
no guarantee had ever bee. given to him. The
trial occupied two or three days After beng out
several hours, word was sent totNe Court that the
Jury could not agree. They were AZ cordipgly dis
charged. nu, --&
T. For plaintiff, Mr.. James +, Brady and MIR Stem
For defendant, Messrs. Burr and Benedict,
""u ~. Mulock.
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80 ,ststlst4 ~ jt a r.
's'.r.A. proper cns-~xnsl. Te.--7 Sr,'on
man. Or,
i'nr most obediens,
q. A.. Snure M n

sIseuLsR Irvxsrassr.--We wsro ts,d f.~
days since, that fhersis wealthy individual 4.
nine pews! ofthsse. IL are in baptist scc;.,;.-
IN UnitarsS; IL in I'rinitarian; 2 in Roman C.
inlic; gm uriversalisr; 8 in Epissopalinr: and
10 IN siethod,.t. Tas average cost OF these revs
wssaocut $50 each, and he has derive ed au averays
is,crcst on the cost, az II per cent, This l. ncs
cniy asingslsr Investment, Int IL we have been
correctly informed, more pr itablc one than AM,
onew would have beenled TO suppose Concord Free
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and delivered bis valedictory. Gen 1iuns,uu, 10
sdeni elect, arrived at Austin on the 8 h
Al the prisoners captured lately n, Refugo, with
the exception Of the unfortunate Ryali. who was
massacred near that town, have returned in safety 10
Texas They assert that the country west Of The
Rio Grande il in wreichsd condition The sol.
dlers were III armed, i'll clothed and so cowardv
thai they afford hide or NO protection 10 the anlor
tunate Raneheros, who were constantly subjected
10 the Inroads vi the Camanches and other Indians
The parry OF Mrxicans who made the attack on
Rsfusio, consisted OF only sixty under The com
mand Of Agaton.
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CouaT FOR THE CORRECTION or EaRnns.-
Dec 9.-siilier vs. Mecomb.--The deere. of
the Chance'ior was unanimously affirmed. Justice
Cowen delivered written opinion. smeidburgh
VS. Moore The Cour, was equally divided in this
cause fnr atlirmaiice IL, for reversal I2 OBI.
Mons were delivered by Justice Bronson aud sena-
tors Farman, Verpianck Dickinson. Hull, Roof
and Nicholas. Taylor vs. Perkins Decree Of the
Chancellor unanimously affirmed Justice Bronson
delivered a written opinion McLarcn vs.. Wat.
son--The judgment OF The Supreme Court was
affirmed for a.iiruance IL, for reyerstl3. Opi-
MONS were dcIiv,redby the Chancellor and Senator
verplanck Farmcrs' Insurance Co vs. Ogden
Edwards-TEc judgment ofihc Supreme Cont was
affirmed Opinions we're delivered by the Cham
cellcT and Senator verplanck
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CorrEssioHs or CONFERENCE.-The lsss
rnmser o' the Upper Mississippian, printed "A
pusportsto be the confession Of Samuel s. Cluse-
courtcrieref, recently senfenced 10 the Alton p a.
tentiary for iour years. He seems q have f;,ur.t
very largely as bugns-niaker md countrrfeier sT
bank nose', and estimates the number Of persops
engaged in the business OF abou, three kuodre1---
scattered over Missouri, particularly in the Platte
country, Illinois, Iowa, InJianz and Michixsn. tie
g'ves many particulars Of his operatious--narses.
persons and place. IN ali cfthe States.
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SIAIIsIesss- CRiME.--We are again called ION TO
acRnowieaSe oa ebtedness TO II. Vandervoort, rsa
tns of the Court OF Sessions, for
loped by the &c in the Courts OF
Oyer aud Terminer Genera aid Special Sessions, dur
CONVICTIONS, AceuITIALs &C., ia the Courts of over
and Termner General and speciai Sessions, in the
year lsll:--