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UNITED STATS
TEA MPOR NUM-,
i'll, .late l29 Chatham street, NeU York
And II6 Euifon Street RnooLIrn

AsEv ~ slg BLEEoxEa srRgEr.
HE CANTON TEA t5MFx H fs eoasaa. to offer for
ss.'t .s
FL grade. % Green and Eac1 Fer: bs. %
ssSIoash from ssa.y .nS
psh. se.es9 b. easG
founded Upon the nsno regard g "a. rights S the
;:i: \: 5
the money viii be hesruy and promptly refunded Coun
~ pubic NIB head. Of and
tsves from this essablishIrent.
o s .a iRs'i Sa sssT s sss susers with
By- The only warehouse IN AEs-ea for tins sale Of Ho,
G1ENTLEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT OFF wAxD.
h. eti OF cash, obtain for the same
'h 10 is@ Haan ,P pe Gentlemen oo. III.
ss5 ;:i.:ss
Will attend them at their re'idenae by appesI"tmsIws
No, 6 John st, and IL. vsr II; 81. New York.
line through the post Office otherwise. will
Clothing cleaned. altered and repaired. jy1 lmr
CORDlALS, &C
rd CRsn BSnd. Was '' s. ss s. Sf
sale z handsome a,sortmen Of Cordas among are
L LT@on % rsnasHn"~ %
Orange sS do ~. Lie Of Man do
Brandy whici we'll worthy or attention Of ho.eii and
heo on ule most liberal terms Jes iu-
WAICHES-The largest and splendid assortment of
" watches IN the city, he found bsfs-
as ne son,tn'y receiving all descriptions Of Gold and
iacnres ~ England France, and Switzerland he Is sn-
enabled 70 oHeT larger assortment and prices
iet tnan eny other house the Gold watches
$50 10 rs each Watches and jewell cry exchanged OF
money returned. - - -
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the best man
j., &! y: Ga. % ,
7 EhD. LARD OIL, HEMP, BEANS, &C.
IL $50 pigs Lead,
20 barrels Lard Oil.
i.s baiss dew rotIed Missouri Hemp,
81 do water do do do
20 nsrels Lard,
% barrels Beans.
Now lsnding, and for sale by T. X. COLLINS CO..
jy7ee IS Sosiht
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES now selling al the Nev
~ York Charcoal Depot. foot 18th r.
cent cheaper than other psce dock the and
deliveries by the Depot wagons at from Sd to d bacby
the single barrel OF the year The wagons
yefng az 20s load Tree OF carriage OF the city
Also on hand aoout thousand bushels OF fDs from
% 10 20 per barre board the depot dock
TO h Is "a demand as manure farmers would do well
,s,A Depot wagons all painted black white let
sns NUMBERED New York Charcoal Depot, foot 18th
Az orasn by post otherwise will be promptly attended to-
w iispHAiI 1 rmasNT sALAMAkDERs AFEs-Csu-
l % o'o. sales m IMITATION Salamanca,
M since Jnne 1875 will BE- prosecuted 70 he sYtent ~
uie IeNnt Law D. u. WILDER, Mnnnfsc,,xss W
. ., Msmaronech West Chsstsr 90 AZ "
3. c. HERRING, ssent, iss Waer AZ H. " VI
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CARD.
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
HEADS,
PEILADELPHlA-SOUT THIRD STREET

F0F FufNtUtS 0e0fIe0fn.
JOSEPH HEAD respectfully his old friends
AID the public that he has reopened the Mansion House
lately kept by him. The entire renovation of establish
his long experience and humble services hopes for share
OF public What with the supply the
cheer his effort will be directed the satisfaction his
paIrons
The New York Courier Enquirer; New York Herald;
Boston Courier Baltimore American; Warrington Globe
MACEDONIAN; Richmond Enquirer; Richmond Wing; Charles
ton Courier; New Orleans Pcayune will please
month and send their bills 70 the Mansion House
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HULL'S TRUSSES.

NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
DERSONS afflicted with ruptures may rely upon the best
inssIamep5a aid the world affords application at The
principal United States. Be careful examine
re back pad of us russes, to they endorsed by
DrHuil writing None genuine be relied upon
good, without his signature
Many undertaken vcnd limitations OF Hus
celebrated and thousands imposed
These limitations cannot be relied they
made by unskul mechanics and better than the ord
nary trusses.
Rooms have been fitted No. Verey eet exclusively
ladies' having from the business depart
ment where female is in constant attendance
female ,at yna0 I'm N
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"CHLoRIDE OF LIME.D
Z(VJ OAoks Of "BOYD'6n MAKE-FOR SALE BY
PEHSSk BROOKS,
v~ NO. 81 LIE ERTY STREET,
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LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
bath BUILDINGS"
tFoTmeIIy Kenshaw's.)

- tF0ImeTIy Kenshaw's)
THIS welknown and delightful bathing establishment
Will be opened for the reception vors on and after the
18th June inst: The buildings undergone complete and
thorough repair and efforts will be spared maintain the
deservedy reputation which this establishment here
totore acquired.
The price for boarding will be 81 per week. instead of the
former price of So children and half price Young
: " -
The steamer Orus, Captain AaiIe from Fulton mar
foot Of Robinson ST. will each make daily trip between New
York and Long Branch Stages will be upon the
ARRIVAL Of either above boats House. TO con-
York 10 Long Branch 81. JAMES GREEN
Long Branch, June IL, ls43. ia lmsr
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AVON SPRINGS,

vv,,r LIVINGSTON COUNTY, NEW YORK.
Propretos would notify public that for
me apnua visitation Of these fountains Of health ha.
ved and thar there five otss and betng establish
mnts ready for the reception Of company For advice
gard TO the probable effect Of these individual
cases ana or analysis different springs they permit
Ssd 70 refer to Dr. W Fanc., No Bond street, Dr. H.
" prKey Lecturer on diseases Of the skn No. ~ Blocker
street or 70 Or. Salisbury The Spring.. r27 smsr
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= or T5rAsy.y IDlrtIrMEN,T, June %, 1919;

NOTICE OF 81 I'm TREASURY q a
ready redsem all the Treasury Notes the United states
nSss sa The az
saay Notes which 6seon. before the slst day Of
AUGUST NET will eese on that days and all remaining
any subsequent ume interest will days when
The notes included this notice will be redeemed BY
D. 1T he Dnsa sss. ,ns re s Of New York.
jy2 swr Secretary Of the Tre aa
OsE 2s VII s.s III. .oSs.
On n f:s q 5
s"so'' against l0'' by p dlSis aiy5Ssison
T TsSns: w Tssns s Seasn Es Ros.o.
TSsH + Fl sass i is:sfs A Allsss
S Ms:s. 7 Ticker 2a.. }sme. ! a a;lI.
5 As:sa a p4sf. E i,.a ks Ta:%
.,aa s sors EHoMA. W. 9 HaoEs as1s
9 .' g q GSn
H{d,s sa s Of al as,ePsiSen,, f., 10, co,
Lis, Pumps, and ali alcles line Of business; be hsd
Orders reserved for Fire and Garden Hose The .uh.e-
s @ ss. fSsn a'Ss
sufaet0n to all who favor them III their patronage
Samuel Rush. ESQ., R.gisis1 Of watering Committee Phla
Joseph Hancock, Builder, ditto
George Erdmsn Assistant o the HAIR shurg Water Works
ditto
J. O. Ewing, Plumber, ditto
A. l. Else shut, No 2sa Greenwich street. NewiYork
A. r. CrehraDc, ditto ditto ditto
J. Rsbnesu, IS Charlton street, ditto
john l.. Watkin ms H. Fulton street, ditto jc5 Imsr
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
g Phi LIPS, Merchant Tailor, (late of Aston House.
y. Breadyay impressed with the necessity Of meeting the
exgency the the reduction OF his prices and finding
smPo.,ioe to do so while subject TO the enormous outlay.
Broadway location ncurs,
only to effect ths-wthout disparagemen the quality
Of his gameu; lie las therefore, removed his establishment
to ls6 NASSAU STREET, corner Of Beekman where
gentlemen be supplied at deduction Of
from his former low prices.
The following is submitted merely specimen of the
foregoing assertion -
Superne Coats made in the beshstyle from SIS to SIS
Challie Vests, as
beg, conclusion Observe the above articles
may be relied IN all to be OF the
and lower than other house furnishing the
aual " OF NtIcies il lmr
p. A. EACOSTE,
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER,
II AS the honor inform the public particularly the ladies
Of New York and its vicinity. thar he has just opened
store No. 500 Broadway where they find large and
didassortment oil
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MRS WILLIS. Lady OF lnormstion Of future events and
AI what passed. learned in sstroogy and astronomy
gives ladies prvse lectures this science e her rooms p,
eonssty and save and sure cure for
rnaAon nstis. ieis lmsY
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CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

I, Tie ZINE OKCHAHD.-Tbis well knnwp,
charming summer retreat open under the supern-
oil the subscriber To the natural
ne Mountain lsuea the anon boundsss view from the
Ocnad the magnificent the als and the pure
nein:nng atucsphere) will be added every ee upon the
part proprietor I'm the shape Of careful we'll
FURNISHED tables and all the ocacca well
Oh the sesson) to AFFORD comfort and pleasure
June, 1882.
regular Line Of Post Coaches established for the con-
ycysnce OF Writer'S the Mountain House. Immediately after
LUG lenolng 0. o -atI al Ce9kIu. Je27 2mr
RATh HOUSE, LONG ISLAND This sea bathing
place now prepared for visltes This situation not
sursss oy any the Island etse for scenery
Cooling shades eonyeniepss to the bathing
9sta,re from die cites Ihe Fulton Ferry
s'ookynst O'Clock, PM and from Bath House o'clock
~ vi. mi
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
G10Q TO s5000,-Mr. FRANCIS X. CRUMP, Watch
RAOO Maker, H 1ranq street., begs 10 inform his friends
and DE public, that Gependsnt Of the watch busues, he
paed 10 make advances cash. gold aud watches,
~ s,,I tea sets forks and every des npton
s"o or SILVER IN shape, intended Tor immediate sale.
y any amount paid for old gold and silver Watches Of
Sis Grand street. is,s Imsr
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
"SCIENTIS CREDE 81 VALERIE WIS.,

syER aS smSs 81
ROYAL College Of saIse"n, London and formerly suss9n
sm al assss
nature, and all those
~ "a ;s Tl:3.
dies to the as Wen as e the TaGIoa, form.
Of those insldious maadies Dr. daily consulted by pa
SIy
In all % Dr. ws snsp pe. ssTs whot
mercury d.eseous dug. eonGnemsn from b..ne..
Ssy. and IN s w ss
panied d much irritation and dull those parts
.Isurs. In ,eenfc msnasr promo,inx their absorption
sa an. On
enlargement Of the oate giand &C. would produce anaa
Sa' 70 S w
heFf Of % 9e %
enng from the consequences of indulgence de-
q Nos,us and Prssadcd sesse WSes
only to induce greater d. NJ such case, on
cure "strictly Confidential"
vi Viii Be
and eae wSIsntsd by his giving history Of his case IN de-
o.ss two s or hse eISs he Dr. i hs only
MADAME REsTELIs, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, uosf
1S% 4. ,ds. VINO T pSssI nav. tgss
ser. lint IN =. ss st;.nS. them hst
deems i necessary to ass his a ise doss not wish 10 10
eiarssd w the eonnu: Appearing and disappear
ing, adv srsng Physicians who ignorant
Themselves are Obliged 70 get some scarcely s
DssAonea ks Greenwich strsat, between Cousndt ana
berry Streets EoEn Of sstsrtsnso fsoIz a. nd 20 sP M
ale 2nsr
HODGEs, CELEBRATE LONDON BITTEKs.-
Al These b,r highly By the medical ia
Tor fever and and obtained all the
principal hotels in the United States.
Sold, WHO e,ae only, az No liz Fulton st. door from
Dutch st. Price 81 per gallon.
Country merchant, requested to call and examine
for themselves. -
Agents for Boston, Mas, Mesns. Blake & Tumbu cor
Milk and Federal SIS; for Proydenee r. Nh T. SpeA
No. Is WestW&teT st' Tor Salem Mas. Mr. @. Putnam
No. ~ ESSEX ~ i'm
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
change grey halr to its original color IN few minutes
Ihis solution different from offered
Of supercedDg all others II highly tcacou aud
the great advantage Of identifying the hair without nurng
its growth
Those who doubt its virtues requested to have their hair
ehanged before paying thor money IL humbugs would
Ohe trial will prove the fact.
Sold wholesale and retail, and applied at No. Chatham
street. opposite the Hall Of Records New York. up stairs
iv1 lint Or
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my 7-2m<r Harsimus Long Dock, New Jersey.
BOOKKEEPING.
MR.. W. X BARLOW respectfully announces that he has
MR.. G. G. MARSH,
in his business Accountant and Teacher of Book
in this city, his Cedar street, where he will continue
cessfuv followed by his predecessor Mr. B. socu the
of the mercantile community and respectfully their
attention to the following card -
&c. c. MARSH, Accountant, his grateful acknow
ledgeBents his friends their continued
SHE has his business TIL, city,
confidently commend, the favor of the mercantile
Of excellent character thoroughly acquainted
with the science of Bookkeeping and emnenty qualified
impart zpucon He respectfully bespeaks for his
debted. &c. C.. MARSH
His reduced the fines $40, which will
enttle the pupil to instruction until he thoroughly
w. K. BARLOW, Accountant
lilo lm*r 80 Cedar street.
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2. A EACOSTE,
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER,
AS the honor to inform the public particularly the ladies
IL Of New York and its vicinity that just opened
store No 500 Broadway where they large SPLEEN
did assortment oil
PRINCES, GIMPs, CORDS, TAssELs AND
TRIMMINGS.
Also, Military garments, such Epsuettes, Belts &C.
every article the above line may be order az very
short notice. je0 swsm
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NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY,
BY JOHN TRAGARDH,
PYKOTECHNIST, FROM SWEDEN.

MEssRs. KOLLBERG s. TRAGARDH have the honor
w 70 inform The American public that they have an e.ten.
kind at selr establishment HArsmus LoLS Dock in New
Jersey, half mile from jersey City, opposite New York
which they offer to Committees and others at the iavvra
BILE prices in the market. ..a
Believing the trade principle Of moderate cash price
Tor good article they request the fayo OF tho public at the
above place. the store of Robert Johnston No 81 Court
andt All ORDERS scale OF variety
to- by addressing tho subscribers at either Of the
NICHOLAS A, KOLLBERG x j ,TRAGARDH,
my 7-2m<r Harsimus Long Dock, New Jersey.
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~ VksUAkCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the Coun
81 OF New 1ok, notice Is hereby all having
cga aesnat Peter Murphy late % the city OF New Yors,
EehnaL deceHsed % the with the vouchers
Heivoi y the oscrbers. AZ e Office of Edmund = Derry
no W street, IN tee city Of New York. before the
eeeteenth day Of september next
Dated NeR tOrk the 18th dAv Of March Iata
JACOB HARVEY,
JAMES e. BELL,
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NoAtg-An peltoas having Any lesa ealmsEanss ia d.
mhicte u the city OF N. York hatcher, deceased
sse ~ Pfleet TIE with the vouchers thsreof q the
~ hs = The house No % Mercer ALSO, ell those
- % hs s'a Of said deceased, 10 make payment before
ANN N. DoMINICK. Eus-
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NOTICE TO PHE.EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every ented the right of any lands
Within ae limits Of the townships above enumeratso 10 70
CURED 90 esabh the TO the sat saetoR OF the Register
d Recover OF the proper land once. and make
arr practicable after seeing this notice,
e ne cay appon.ed for the commencement Il the oe
ala OF the ownIhig, embracing the claimed, above
dssEaaed; otherwise such claim wit be forfeited
THO, IA. BLAKE,
Conmissioner OF the General La1d Uffcs
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WlLDEhS PAlENT sALAMANDEE "a FEs-T,n
selling or u,io. m are hereby es9oned against making
ns se ~ voissiors io either offence (benr eausiIy
nspe since June 1875, will be pOsecut,d W
the Patent Law. q. q. WfIDEW Nc NE extent OF
q , ,,.u Mstnafonech West Chester Co ~ "
y Y. HERRING, sgent, i3s Wafer al Ss,v WI
jy3 3dy Itwv e 49, - >'oW fofk
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07

vote in helping forward such result, still
we may keep our subscribers in the States
apprized of the political signs of the times,
and encourage them by announcing the
brighter scenes tina: will soon dawn upon
the country. To be sure we are disfranchis.
ed, but that does by no means lessen the
interest we feel in the result of the next
Presidential election. As Territory, with
all our principal officers to be appointed by
the President, we canEot do otherwise than
feel deep and real interest in the result
That interest is greatly heightened by the
prospect that the man Of our choice is likely
to be the choice of large majority of those
who-more highly favored than ourself-are
entitled to vote.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07

Maine is COming.-The news from
Maine is cheering to the wings SEVERANCE,
editor of the Kennebec Journal, and a first
rate brother typo,is elected to Congress. At
the first trial in September he was defeated
by large majority.
MORSE, in the Comet district, has gained
wonderfully since the first trial, and there
is some prospect that he is also elected.
tie, likewise, is an intelligent mechanic
His district was gerrymandered, so as to
give the locos more than 1000 majority.
Observation-Disclosures to political alb.
oltionism, it is now impossible to elect a
governor by the people; the special cleo.
tions that have been he'd to fill vacancies,
show farther wing gain and the Legisla
ture will be sufficiently whggish to an.
swer all practical purposes.
Verm Ont.--The election Of Collamore
shows vast wing gain over the last trial
In short, the news from all quarters is
heart che ering to the Wings.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07

Capt. Marryatt's new book, entitled
"Travels and adventures Of Monsieur Vio-
let," is said to be complete plagiarism,
made up principally out Of Kendall's sketch
es. which have been published in the New
Orleans Picayune.
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BURLINGTON.

For the last few days our young city
has presented quite lively appearance.
AS goods are cheap and as much is paid
Tor pork and produce here as at any other
point in the Territory, we would recon.
mend all who have hogs, honey or homi-
ny; pigs. poultry or potatoes corn, cab
bage or cash; to bring them to Burlng-
ton for market, without delay Our
merchants are gentlemanly, complaisant
and obliging. They have full winter )
supply and every thing can be obtained
from them that is needed.
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MaiMe.-ln the fourth, or s.Con.,,
district, we have additional returns ~.
two towns--in each there are add;,;o"n,
gains. So far as heard from the dis,r;s,
stands: "'ct
Morse. Andrews. Allo,h,..
Towns, 32l1 1851 I'm "'''
Union, 40 mai.
Friendship, 16 mai.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07

Honest John DaviS.-This highly dis.
tinguished and worthy man reached our
city on Friday night. and left on the Al.
,ernoon Of Saturday, Tor the Illinois river.
The shortness of his stay prevented most
Of our citizens who were anxious to paw
their respects In him, from seeing him
Mr. Davis is on Il visit to Illinois, and will
travel along tho line or the Illinois and
Michigan canal. lie, in connection with a.
mother gentleman, has been appointed CON-
missioner for the foreign bond holders 10
examine into the eordi,ion Of the canal,
and othtr things connected herewith. and
rcDcrt upon the propricty offheir accepting
the propositions made by the States com
missioncrs under the law Of the last session.
for the sale Of the canal and canal bonds.
! I his report is favorable the canal will be-
finished
We learn from Mr. Davis, that it is prob.
able he will return by st. Louis on hi, way
home. and il SO, will stay day or so in The
cty.-Ro. Republican.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07

Clear Wing gain in thirteen towns, 700
Further returns received at Augusta in.
crease the Wing gain to 742 Not doubt
of Severence's election. S. is editor Of
wing paper at Hallowell.
But the most astounding result is that in
the Lincoln and Oxford (surnamed the
Geometry district, forty-three towns, which
in September gave 1,848 majority against
Morse, the wing candidate. now give I57 in
his favor-a wing gainsof 2,Ol5! The vote
stands 3,2ll wing, 1881 loco, l73 aboli-
ton, $50 scattering. The remaining I6
towns gave in September 1876 wing. 83S To-
co, 83l scattering. Morse must have gain
ed over 300 to be elected. which we can
hardly hope but there can be no doubt
that he now leads the poll in this hitherto
strongly Locofoco district. Our friends
write that Main is coming for HENRY CLAY
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07

An account Of the Mormon Spiritual
wife system, by Gen. Bennett, and another
number on the "three year tract" may be
found on our first page.
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1851 1861


Making the entire Wing gain 50 far ooso
Morse's vote in the towns published nov NOV
tofore, as remaining 20 be heard f. s.s'
should have been 436 instead Of no "V"'
The vote of Robinson wv } in the sev.n,.
district is 1896. Carey (L.) 939. Scaii.'a
ing 90. ''e''
The Belfast Signal says there will \.
bout 200 majority against Mr. White in h. :.
county. u"
The Wing candidate for Represen,.,;r.
BENZ. harrington, in the Brewer and ~
rington district, on the fourth trial ~
been elected by d majority Of 81 votes 4" 4,
the third trial. the locofoco candidate l,cl
ed but three votes of an election. SA'
Good News from vermont.-Th.
Hon. John Collamer has been elected fro,s
the Second Congressional District Of W..
mont. by majority of not far from SGD ~
Majority against Co!lamer at the ,s,
trial, aoo as'
Majority in favor Of Collamer now 63s
Net Wing gain lOS
The towns to be heard from. last Sen,sr,
Der gave only l45 maj 'ty against Colamsr
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07

Important Arrest...T The Phladelphia
papers IL the goth instant, mention the ar
rest IN that city Of two persons charged
with being concerned in the great Treasury
note robbery which took place in New Or
leans some time since. The Chronicle has
the following particulars:
For some months past, officer James
Young has been actively engaged in en-.
deavoring to ferret out and apprehend the
men, who, about Is month since, robbed
the Custom House at New Orleans, of up
wards of $4,000 worth of cancelled Treas
ury notes. 1t will be recollccted that tho
word cancelled, was BY some chemical pre-
paration. removed from the notes, and
they were afterwards put in circulation and
the money obtained for them.
From information received by Young he
learnt that two Of the principa men con
cerned in the robbery, would arrive in this
city on Friday night, from New York.
Preparations were accordingly made to ar.
rest them As soon as the ferry boat hauled
in at Walnut street wharf, officers William
Young and Russell, and Ridgely Of Balt
more arrested man, who calls himself
Carral, bu: whose right ramc is james A.
B. Watson
He was taken to the police office, and
secured for the night. Early OH Saturday
morning, another of the gang named Henry
3ritton, was arrested at the Western Hotel
Market street. He also was taken to the
police office. The prisoners were both taken
before Judge Randall, who delivered them
into the custody Of the Deputy Marshall;
O'Niel, to be takcn to Washington, ana
form thence to New Orleans Watson, who
it is said received $50 900 as his share o.
the robbery, lives with his family in great
style, in Baltimore. Twelve thousand dol.
lars belonging to one of the parties, mas
been attached in one Of the Banks in tue
western country.
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Massachusetts EIection.--The -.
turns from Massachusetts, continue 10 show
an immense Wing gain. 1t is now certain
that II wings and only locos arc elected
to the Senate, and l73 wings and ll9 Ion.
TO the House Of Representatiyes--leav;
lis to the latter to be elected. There b,s
been no choice in either Of the three Com.
gressional districts The following are the
aggregates of the votes at the late election
compared with that OF the trial in June:
Third District.--Abbott, Att; Mansur
4,530; Whittier, &C.. ,232. In June-Ah.
bolt, 2,5l3: Mansur, 2,449; scattering. sl7
Sirth District.-Baker, G.645; C6an:r
$3.50; scattering, 9OS. In June-Bak,,
4,4lG; Chapm, 4, 1857: scattering, sol.
Serenth District.-All but three towns
Rockwell, 5,o06; Brown, 5,l6l; scattering.
122. In June. Rockwell, 1898; Bishop,
1859; scattering, 1909.