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Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08
FAITH.
Br n a. ANDROn.


A swallow in the spring
Came to our granary, and Meath the caves
Essayed 70 make her nest, and there did bring
Wet earth and staw and leaves.
Day after day she toiled,
With patient art, but ere her work was crowned,
Some sad mishap the tiny fabric spoiled,
And dashed il to the ground.
She found the ruin wrought
Yet not cast down, forth from her place she flew,
And with her mate fresh earth and grasses brought,
And built her nest anew.
But scarcely had she placed
The last soft feather ON IFS ample floor,
When wicked hand, or chance again laid waste,
And wrought the ruin Ger.
But still her heart she kept,
And toiIed again: and last night, hearing calls,
looked, and 10, three little swallows slept
Within the earth made walls
What truth is here, On, MAN.
Hath HOPE been smitten in its early dawn7
Hath clouds o'ercast thy purpose, trust or plant
Have FAITH, and struggle on.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

RosAs OF BUExos AyRrs.-GeneralO o..
brien, who formerly resided in South Amer
lea, and was al one time a friend of Rosas,
appears 70 have had some agency in briag-
ing about The recent intervention Of England
and France in the affairs Of the River Platte.
tie had interviews with Lord Aberdeen,
NJ Guizoi- and Louis Philippe, and endea.
rored to impress upon those personases the
necessity Of interference with view 10 the
termination Of hos,ilities. He gives a
shocking account Of the cruelties Of Rosas,
whom he represents as little better than
monster lie says: A. the time thai Oribe
my AIDED the Banda Oriental. with tie army
and the hasorea commissioners Of Rnsas,
was then residing on my estate in the coun-
Try an aware OF wretches being stak.
ed INTO the ground forty-e;ght hours, before
their heads were sawed not '.cut off,"
--ot the lasso being flung over persons
necks and they dragged by horse at fall
speed until life became ext net; of spikes
being driven into the m m,uths Of human be-
ings, and they whilst living thus nailed 70
trees--N. y Journal of Commerce. i
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

The German, Roster, got off from the
United States last year, it will be remem-
bered, with S2OO,OOO or S3DO,OOO, which
he had swindled southern banks and bro.
kers out of by drawing on New York against
cotton which he afterwards shipped 10 En-.
rope The editor of the y. Y. Tribune
Learns that after being pursued through
England and France and ali over the Swiss
Cani"ns, BY the indefatigable agents Of tho
swindled, he was at last brought to com.
promise, and disgorged twenty per cent. Of
his plunder.-Pic.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

lUcATAS REvoLUTIoNIzTD AND IypE-
PEyDENT.-By an arrival at New York
from Tobasco, the New York Sun has re-
ceived the following intelligence from Yu-
catan:
On the 9th Of last mon'a, The Yucaiecos
under General Barnco, took possession Of
a Mexican schooner of war, and having
placed on board of her all The Mexican
iunciionaries and soldiers in that State, or
dered her captain to sail with them for
Vera Cruz, whence she departed immedi
ately. She had been dispatched by he
Mexicans to levy men and money for the
Texian war; but the people of Yucatan
had suffered too much already from the op-
Prcssive tyranny of the central govern
meni; an immediate separation was re-
solved upon, and carried in the manner
stated, wiihou; shedding drop Of blood
The State government was al once changed
to a national one, retaining all The republi-
can principles which have distinguished
the citizens of that State.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

From the last advices, received by Pensacola
from Vera Cruz, it would seem likely that Mexico
will have more than one quarrel on hand at a time
to settle. The proceedings o. the French minis
ter, in demanding his passports, evinces u deter
mination the part of his government to proceed
TO extremities- France now has heavy claims for
indemnity to her citizens robbed and maltreated by
the Mexican authorities After the bombardment
and capture of San Juan d'Ulloa, several years
ago, there was settlement for the injuries and
sPoliations committed to that date. But since the
last treaty on this subject, negotiated under the
mediation of Great Britain, Mexico has run up
new score that throws her heavily in debt to a
rigorous creditor. The fact is, that the Mexicans
greatly irritatcd, and felt under the rough
treatment they received at the hands of France.
They were chagrned ut the idea of being forced TO
pay Just debt under the batteries Of an armed
squadron. Hence they have ever since entertained
a secret animosity against the French, and when
ever opportunity was presented this spite sure
to be manifested In conseque nee, Frenchmen
living within the Mexican territories, are subject
ed frequent exactions and indignlties. fragrant
instances related OF the rapine, violence and
insolence offered 10 their property and persons. II
our recollection serves arghi, several French
men have ben, within the last year, publicly shot
and executed under some false pretext other,
and no satisfaction has yet been made for their
murder. In this way has a cowardly anlmosity
WI eaked its vengeance on a few isolated and
helpless individuals. AT last the popular fury did
not spare even the French Minister, the represen-
tative of his Governments dignity, whose person,
by the law OF nations, is ever held sacred lie was
set upon in the public streets by an enraged mob,
and after suffering the marks of violence his
person, and the grosest indignties, narrowly
escaped his life 1t is the refusal Of the Mexican
authorities der satisfaction for III last and
highest affront, that has provoked France to
sumo menacing attitude. No doubt there is
something serious in the movement. Mexico will
not be let off till the uttermost farthing is paid
Between France and the United States, Mexico
will find herself pressed by creditors, armed with
power on their side as well as justice.
N. O. Bulletin.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

A NEw STATE-The West Tennessee Whir
published at jackson, Tennessee, proposes that a
new State shall be- erected. composed OF West
Tennessee. the northern portion Of Mississippi and
that portion Of Kentucky lying west of the Ten
nrSsre river. The district between the Tennessee
and Mississippi rivers. W Md make State lar.rr
thrn Fix Of the old ssi@i-~. 4rld -naIrzsl-r-
respectable countless without the addiii"a of any
portion OF North Mississippi u oqnpn<-- ihirtr-n
rivers. not including tine Tennessee Ohio ard Mis-
ssiPPi rivers which that paper says, nature seems
70 have formed for the boundary line Of the Stale.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

A man By the name of Dunn was killed
in Caddo Parish La lew days since, al
his own residence. and II Il supposed by
one Of his neighbors, named Davis. The
man who did the deed rode to the garden
whereDunn was and discharged two loads
into him which caused his instantaneous
death. Il appears that Davis had detected
his wife and Dunn in criminal connection
which caused the murder
Marshall, Terd=; Times.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

PHILosoPuER TURNED PREAcuER.-
Horace Grecy Of he New York Tribune.
pfiiciated ON Sunday The 7,h instant. in The
Church Of the Christian Union. OF which
Nr. Channig l. Pastor. He made PRAYER,
gave out the psalms. and delivered dis
course on The suhlest Of social reform-so
says the True Sun.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

AVERAGE RENT OF LAND IL ENGLAND
AND WALEs.-The average rem, Of land
in England i said 10 be los. l0d-, and that
Of Wa'es, s. Sd; the ave.age OF England
and Wales. It's. Sd. The produce ot' wheat
in England and Wales is probably under
twenty one bushels per acre.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

u As a matter of interest to our readers, we
publish this week the Constitution of the State of
Texas, as adopted by the Conve ntion called for
that purpose. We understand that it will be SUBJ
mitted to the people on Monday next for their
ratification or rejection. We have no doub, of the
result. 1t will unquestionably receive their an.
probation
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

AHEAD ~ TnE MAGSErrIc TELKGR.rH--The
~ Louis papurs frlciialing themselves npon
the prospect that, when tie Nsgn-iic Telegraph
completed from Washington to fh-ir city they
wIll b able 70 rePor the speeches IN Congress a
few minutes before they are delivered. IN coIlse-
auenc- Of the difference Of Longitude between the
two places.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

or the sixteen millions OF white population Of
the United States, about fourteen millions are en-
ployed in agriculture. The entire number en-
ployedi in manufactures and the mechanic arts, is
less than half million. Commerce and mercan.
tile pursuits occupy the larger portion Of the r.
naming fifteen hundred thousand.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

We hear that Mr.. Murat, a son Of one
ofNapo cons Marshalls. now living at Bor.
deutown in this State. has offered his SER
vices TO the President in case Of war with
Mexico-which is now altogether irnprob-
able.--Nerark Advertiser.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

The turpentine distilled in Washington;
n. O., last year i estimated at 100000
barrels, worth $500 uln. The raw ma
terial shipped, .5.onO barrels. valued al
. Gs,000. Tar shipped. 10000 barrels,
worth $4,000. Tpta Sj 5000.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

The value of the article of domestic produce ex-
ported to foreign ports for the quarter ending June
3Oth, was 81, I,45O,327. Same time in 1874, Si,-
2s9,l56.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

We have but one moment at once-.ei
Us improve il. Or moment viii soon cnme
when this life will ceasr-may we SO live
as TO meet il without regret.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

[The steamboat Fort Torson was
burnt to the waters edge at Algiers, op.
posite New Orleans on the Goth u.t.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

SEA ISLAND CorToN.-Fourteen bales of this
description of cotton was sold il New Orleans,
says the Courier of the 10th ult, at IL, 20 and 26
cents per pound.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

TAKING A PArER.-"Why don't your father
take the psperl" said gentleman to a lad whom
he caught stealing his newspaper from his door
cause" replied the young hopeful, "he sends me
to take il"
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

correspondent of the Boston Journal saws that
every student, who hereafter enters Williams Col
lege, will be required to sign a pledge of total
abstinence from all intoxicating drinks.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

Mr.. Clay has returned in fine health to Ashland,
rom bis visit 70 the White Sulphur Springs in Va.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08

The three murderers of Bigeiow were executed
in the Cherokee Nation on the 9th ut.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE

Lancaster FeNCtDLcS. MS DtduLltul ana uullli-
rably disciplined company, yesterday visited
Green Mount Cemetery. They were conveyed
in two Of Mcssrs. Richards and Robinson's new
Omnlbusses, which were kindly protterod Tor
the occasion oy lhe gentlemaniy PEoprotorS.-
lhcy parlooN OF me supper IN tae afternoon,
on invitation o. the independent Greys, at
Capt. FFedcnekS reservoir House. they nave
WIN them the neanI'iu' banner presented ny
me CltZiHS ol b"ill"'oi'' some years ago Wiich
on Il VISIT hel2' heJ loose" wen ana mafcA-
ca admirably They VIII leave TINS morning
for Washington, on visit to Aonnt Vernon.
Cor0nr'S Inuteei. AnuqHest was held yes
terday morning, by Coroner Mullen, over the
BODY of a German, named Henry SaiGlea,
aSca ABOUT ~ years, VINO ma" aica suddenly
sometime during Mohlay night, at pubic
ho3se Ncp' ~ 'ii' NithGlicr III feli-st', Oh
the loint' ne deceased nao been IN inns
I country o'I a lew Gays ana hAd heGn dF'hNihg
quite freely inc uay previous "h'cn' losetheF
with inc excessive neat u inc weather, Is sup
PoSGo 10 nave Drought on a NJ OF aR0PieAyc:-
"r', wv ,a no ~ J ,t eco n
ToId and Ia,ro nn,ntity 81 GOOD r;ne, an.
- ,ai. yot ubn5 fdnnd h., ,b i,,s,, or ;,9,,nst
i p"aoI' a., a,t;ni 10 |''L , SO
VIC Ivy n"9 5 th -'~"Ia io W. w.
49, .ha, 10y lis PHI H. .ot -,
foot TODAY, to ascertain what became of his
effects.
p,,,,,J 9so.,u yuI;o,, M.c.a..... ,,.,-
arrested on AIondav nigbt hy Cant CnS,;r mr
Of the Eos,crn n;s "s", ~ Cart 0os. t
CHARGE of assauItinr and beotirg On tho ID of
this month, Rebecca McMannus in most I'M
provoked and brutal manner, He underwent
I
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~ WuO uAs TRIED II,

lGz.OgFGCIAL DRAWING Of the Nd. Consoli
dated Lottery, class No. q, for 1915:
II IS So 8 50 II IA II 6 10 &C % IS 10 6E
II and %, being the LIST and Cd drawn Nos. each SIS
, and a. being The Sd and 18th drawn Nos. each -
q and b. being the 9Th and 9Th drawn Nos. each 10
IL a!L A. being tn" It'll and lii; OF and 10
bcin! the 9Th and 10th drawn Nos. each 8
Al having two Of the drawn Nos on them, each
All having one only OF the drawn Nos on: " p
From The cid established House Of
Il EMORY, No. n. Calvert St.
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@S iSEIDTAE. The subscriber hags leave TO IN
e form his friends and the public in general, that
1g~s> he has removed his UMBRELLA, PARA
E$r&A SOL and SUN SHADE STORE and FAC
from o No i n9 Ra apn s.tGE!i 70
few doors below Lexington, east side. Persons IN
want OF good Articles in the above line would do well
10 call before purchasing elsewhere. &c Umbrellas
and Parasols COVERED and REPAIRED at short
notice and on reasonable terms Rccoilect the mum
her % North Howard street. Sign of the Lady Win
the Parasol THOMAS T.. ENNIS,
U9tjyl3 Practical Umbrella Manufacturer.
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6NOEERTIISs. y lady who understands mo
Cd roughly, and iscapable OF teaching all HE higher
branches Of an English education; also, most beautiful
flncy needlewotk, painting, drawing, sc NIshe, TO
obtain ~ situation as gUvcness. she would have no
objection to 90 IN The country, to rhc South Of the
West The best Of city references I've given, AD-
ply to LEWIS T. SCOTT
i've No, 10 Exchange Place.
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No We pleasure IN calling the attention OF our
readers 10 the very halnrng inducements offered in
another column to ticket buyers, by the famous Lot
trrg G.ll Of Emory * CO.. No. North Calvert ST..
fhe one half Ofthc reports in circulation in regard
to the astonishing success Of these centlemcn in re-
licving pecuntary distress he true they indeed merit
from tie city press generally, than ordinary
notice. je21 If
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.a~gcr c4m 23eN1GDGJG21
sn nALTiNuRE CLIPPERS.
UaDlEEUN HuHNNH NV y l.@

'''" $500
ans CONVENTION "' 10
jha '.' .'..''... "''' NO "'.. .'. i'"
n .'o ''..' " ''~. .',l'
atom l.'."s wand ''''.'.' -' 81,
'''.' E.-'.'
"'- ''F'.s'' ,'' ''- ''''''''7
.. '.' ".! .''5 t""'.'.
'I,A' a. y. - ,..''''.'' ", r. I,,n;.
\ y,rb.. a, y iI,,re.,r., krqtuaky: Thos. |.
ID. Grower pcuu-glylul: Joseph *. Bursts, .
Mo- Charles ST.. OIL, Z. j., ''f. ). ',i"'.'
'' re, ,.I ~ ~. . - ~ H. W., 3.,n.
..,.,.-.. I,t. r. Dr.,,-s New York.
,,,,n, .,.,t,..-. .,,r,.,,di,,.,,. ,,,sr ,,ur and
animated .,.;..s,:,.. a.. TO the uarl, br which
.,,r, should lar,,l,r he known. v,a.cl le-
..ra,i /, ,an ad,o.i,n of The tile .'Nause
,.,or.r,n Paav." Now. aHhourh natives
,g-.,,y.. and rly.r,l.la +, = ,l9pra IN the ma
,lrl.z,ti,n Il.,. 50 As to rive r-eAtcr purity
TO our elections. ~, clnn5, by ANY means. re-
,..,r,. ,lo ,ror.,.,, nr ,,r,pJiu,r from associ-
.t,on ,y,fI IN. o,r,t. all parsoas who happen
not t, be- natives OF the American soil We
consider such exclusion both ilUberal aud uu-
lust. and cauaot therefore, under any crcum-
s.altes. support il. We number among the
hos, AMI qlst Dl,ri1,le OF Our low citizens,
those who yc,. born in foreign lalds-men
vyl.,.re rs much devoted to the interests Of the
country. and as ardent, attached to our free
in.,.t It,,ls a. auy native Of the soil. They
have tlo SIM, interest as the natives in pre-
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FP- Dr. IDnN II. WTGIIAHS' VEGETABLE
HailICIhd LABORATORY. 20 E'ast Ba&imJJe-st
ffh door cost / Fon'.-'''uE HEsr SERIES o. MEDi
CINgs EVER rEoDCCGp, p,rl arud and sold at this La
hugaoly, 10 Fvil:--lndim EpEetabe Purifying and
Auli-h"us Pits p cents Il box; Tonic Vegetable
Filters p cents bottle; dyspepsia specific, % c"Gts
Il hottie: Cholera Specific, % cents a hottie; New
Gmclic ?rerarlro0, ~ cents a wat: pedIuvium on
Foot Bath povGsr. ~ ccus pac!agC; Congh Sy
rup. for he cue OF Consumption, Coughs, Colds, sc.
30 cents Uollle; New Remedy for Group, 2l cents
a Wat; ui.hIv Concentrated Vegetable elixir, pre-
cious mcicjn9 for mothers ard infants 50 cts bottles
Rhcunata Imminent and EmbrScatirn. and accom-
pann!cnts 81: Sovereign Remedy Cor Plies 81 Dyson
terry Cordial 50 cts bottle, &C. SC &c. Printed d-
rcctions for The administration of these remedies ac
company each article. n. b. Advice given by Dr.
w, free of charge, ml3-u
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WHEAT. The Richmond Wing says that
Messls. Hlxall s, Brothers, miIe-s of that CT
ty, have purchased, in one parcel, 10000 bush
els of wheat at 81 per bushel! 1t comprised
the crops of two farmers.
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RACK ANTS. To ret r,d Of these trouble
some fellows writer IN the PlscataGus Far.
mcr saws. ne dissolved half teaspoou.u %
tartar sWa;ic in two telspoJnhul3 Of hat ,go.y.
and mixed 10 with some moIasses, and pa. il
whore they c.ult doctor themselves. Tie -g.
suit was they all cleared ont he supposed a.-
i.ctv cured, as Il, has aot heard .on t"H@
SINCE
AForuaa PNh'r OF THE i''"1'i''N ''"-
PARTED, 1""' At "saan"'en' 1'n".' 81. '..
Sth dny OF June Oh @"'a| PoA' MOAN -, ~,
wood, age" ~ years ne was one ~ GU .'.''
- .l.,.... 1850, .... ., ,,,,,, ,,,r.;....,.., 81,
..,,..,,to, o,,l,,. lr,II Cam
.l,..,.......,
~ EXPLOSION Ar 'E" ho&N, Inc p''l''
=. 49, p:.,.I + , ,,,.., ~, ua,d,,.,,,...,., c-,.
..,.. ...a,. No., !, tho c.,,iI,.b,oo,. v,vo
mon mo Nv, assistant cog,naor and = fireman. were
.,,o,.l,, in,rc3. Il was tbonoht ,I,,, one man
was burod in the ruins, bu, the Ac; had not
been positively ascertaned at the last accounts
from there.
Exopuors N,yEs. The London Morning
Herald denies the slatcmInt that the French
''''' ''' -. .,,1,:,. w ,..,.,,- ~
Snl.,,'..,,...'.... .i,.,.r,I .,,.,.I,o,,-
.oa ,,...a .an..,. "
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MINOR SaLE-A ROUTE OF the American Re
a publican (thS paper situated in the most re-
spectacle part OF the city Apply Immediately at No,
lib N. EuaW street. IT.
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.~e-lD\JR 70 TIE lLI."srEiul> DEAD
li' ,iulpa- of Baltimore Irr requested 10 assemble
.u I4rir respective wards ON THURSDAY EVEN
lN,. '0tH t!=iit, 20 appoint i've grg.OH~ from eacu
ward as del" gate, to Convention ilr ilt Hu pose OF
tDruul an assucItt,3u o. erect Il hlDNUAENi to
Ib' mrn"ry pr lh. pATMoT and .'fNresNtN: An
DREW lNFFSDE.
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MUSEUM The demonstrations Of delight ryinccG
by the fnshiona6l. audience which crowded the sa-
loon last evcGne, 70 witness tie performances of the
Misses Ince gave token Of coodly house tonight.
Every thing passed Of with most admired eclat and
the return OF Mr., Owens, after his long and severe
illness, will prove al additional 1u,2et!oa of 40 slight
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NIIIAlHous Acr. An attempt WIS made,
on Sunday nigh, week, to blow up the Plan
tc-s' House, in 81. Louis, which was Fortunate
" frustrated The Republican says; "a train
Of saturated cotton was laid from one Of the
small cellar windows to barrel of spirits Of
turpcntuc and a barrel Of spirit gas, and on the
window sill, at the termination OF the train, a
quantity of powder was scattered. Fortunate
" it was discovered in time to Illustrate the at
tempt. The attempt was made in the cellar be-
meath Mr.. Billiards. drug store"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-09

COUNTERPART CorN. A manufacturer Of bo-
gus money was arrested at Hamilton, Ohio, on
Thursday last, A large amount of false coin
vas found in his possession,
ANOTHER OLD Turtle A turtle marked
Abel, year p" has been found away out west
somewhere. Il must have been marked oy
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-09

How THEY COME. Sixteen thousand three
hundred and eighty-six emigrants arrived at N.
York during the month of June, ten thousand
of whom were from Great Britain alone.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-09

TaIEp 70 ELoPE. A lady Of Boston, mar
ried to a gentleman Of respectable standing,
attempted to elope with a hand on board
vessel on Thursday last. Her friends succeed
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E r'TBER. LUmBEE. LUlIBER.
vi We have on hand w ELL SELECTED AND
SEAsONtD ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER. We
name III part Old Panel; Common; Select Culiings;
Cuttings; JosI; ScantIin1 Shingles, sc and all other
Kinds suitable for buildings. Also, Cherry; Poplar;
Asb Sycamore of all sizes, and many other kinds TOO
numerous to mention. We nave for sale on the Falls,
about $4,000 feet A CtiLLINGS, which we will sell
to shippers or carpenters cheap.
d. T.. THOMAS & Co,
iS3t Falls Avenue.
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POSTAGE TO Texas. The rate of postage on
half ounce letter to any part Of Texas is now
ten cents; on newspapers one cent.
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TIE MORMON TEMPLE. The last stone OF
the Mormon Temple at Nauvoo has been laid,
but the interior is not yet completed.
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A SAD ACCIDENT. We learn from the Lou
syile Jonrnal, that on Thursday evening,
whilst fine youth, about 10 years old, named
Isham Nelson, a son of one Of the most respec-
table widow ladies' Of that city, was bathing
near one of the saw mills above the city, the
car, used in drawing up logs from the river to
the mill, passed over his leg, shattering it SO
dreadiully that it had to be amputated
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STAR ROOM.

STAR ROOM.
EHENRX y. HOUCK respectfully informs the
n Il public that he has re-opened his establishment
in WINE STREET, near Charles ST., and would be
happy TO accommodate his friends and the public rs
formerly. "NUF CED." Fl. J, HOUCK.
B9-3t TRl
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SrRPaIslNG. There are more post Offices
within thirty miles OF Hartford, than Of any
other city in the Union. The number is Is!
Within thirty miles Of Boston, there arc I0j;
and within that l. .lauco Of New York, 81,
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DRowNED George w. Curior, aged 30,
and Alya c. Currier, aged %, brothers, were
drowned in Little Turkey Pond, near Concord,
: n. H. on Wednesday evening.