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AFFAIRS IN CHIHUAHUA I'VE have been
shown a letter from chihuahua on the 9th OF
March, and containing two diagrams Of the battle field
at Sacramento 1t contains of course, nothing lat,
as received from other sources In addition to other
booty taken from the enemy 1t seems that our army
captured 5000 sheep and 1900 cattle The first ebHrg
made by Col Mitchell and Capts HUDSON and Reed
WAS upon the ensmy's main battery Maj Glpin
charged upon the redoubts the en,mys right Capt
Weightman;s command passed through the centre of
the enemy's limo. The letter contains the following
postscript-"Capt Weigbtman has just express
in that he has taken the Governor We infer that b.
was sent south; but the Governor we learn was not
captured 81. Louie linton, June
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Newspaper Postage.

Our construction of the new postage law has
been sustained by the Postmaster General, and
by tho proper punctuation of the law, as will be
seen on reference to another column ofthis days
paper. All who wish to send the Ne,0 York
Herald to their friends in the country, at the old
rates of postage, can do SO.
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MURDER AND SUIcIDE.-On Saturday last a
woman named Mary Ann Sutton, wife of Rich
ard sutton residing at Sleeps Head Bay In the town
Of Gravesend discovered lying In her bed with her
throat cut and child by her side with its throat
cut also The house had been observed closed for three
days which alarmed the neighbors who that
the woman and her child were in IT, The woman was
Contemporaries habis and they feared the child might
be suffering. On approaching the house the door and
windows were found fastened Ono Of the mon deter
mined to be satisfied forced open the door, when he
beheld the awful picture have described How long
they had been dead Is impossible to say Mrs. sutton
had her husband arrested and put jail tho 2st Of
last May for drunkenness and abusing her, and
informed that he only let out to 20 and see the
corpse Of his wife. The child n boy about years
old bloody razor was found In the bed.-Brookiyn
Star, June IL
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BREACH IN THE ScnUYLKIIL CAgAL.-We learn
that serious break occurred in the embank-
ment Of the schuylki Navigation Company satur-
DAY four miles this side Of Dougassville The breach
reported at Reading TO be sixty yards and twenty
ais may prove TO be an exaggeration to the
va OF me damage but breach has no doubt occur.
fsa-Pht'os, Ledger, Juse L.
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Police Intelligence.

JUNE l4-Keeping Disorderiy Hsuses.--Ofncer A. NJ.
c. Smith, Of the Lower Police, arrested yesterday,
warrant issued by Justice Drnker, by the name
Of Wallace Parker on . charge Of keeping dscrderly
house and common resort for prostitutes Of the lowest
order at No 274 Water street. and three other
places Of the character in that Vicinity The
plant was made by Dr. Geo. II. Traphagen residing at
No IL Dover street. and several other househoders
that immediate neighborhood Justice Drnker held the
accused to bail in the Of $1,000 in default of which
he was committed to prison The accused board
Of the Eastern boats all ready start for Boston,
when arrested by the above active officer
pioient .4ssaui.-Offcers Stokeley and Curran Of
the first ward, arrested Sunday man by the name
Of Patrick Burke and Thomas Burke charged with Dom
uniting violent assault and battery on a sailor man
Captain Wiley locked them up for further hearing
Robbed on the Firs Points.-Oficer Feency Of the
9th Ward arrested yesterday woman by the name Of
Mary Brown, on charge Of robbing man by the
OF Owen Brown, Of silver watch worth $40, while in
thieving crib" located at No 80 Orange street The
watch recovered by the above officer under the door
sill, where 1t had evidently been deposited by the
man for safe keeping. Justice Drnker committed her
In full for trial.
Psit Larcenies-A policeman of the fourth ward ar.
rested yesterdays woman called Mary Ann McGowen
on charge OF stealing S. In money together with
pawn ticket for lot Of bedding belonging TO Jane Saw
yer residing at No 30 Oliver street valued In all at SIS
Committed by Justice Drinkcr for trial A boy by the
name OF John Muigan arrested yesterday by officer
Malloy, OF the l3th ward, charge OF stealing pair
OF silver spect8clcs Locked up for trial
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LIprRALITv OF CHIcAGs.-lf the government accent
the volunteers being offered and IL we reckon the
cnIistmcnts In the regular army Chicago will fur
nshed full regiment Of troops for the Mexican war
What city Of its size has done more Again Chicago
contributed more according to Its size than any other
place, to the Irish relief fund Chicogc Dswseyst
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DR.. Woods snrsaparila and wild Cherry

BitterTms m, ala ,bir .Be,iu4 remedy Is txri INK
The wonder of aI who max, nf it, and almost exclusive
used for impurity of tn blood d,spvpss cons'p on
by most eminent physicians IL Is the most paatabie Of
medicines its operations are decided and energetic that
those who ever v H. will other remedy Sold
Wholesale and retail by Wyatt Ketchnm l2 Fulton
lp7 Broadway; sl Beecksr street, NY Pnce H. large bot
dss, six for Is. t1
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City Intelligence.

The WEATHkR.--SEvERE RAIN AND HAIL 6roRM.-
At hsfpast eleven o'clock yesterday morning. our city
visited with Of tho most violent hail and rain
storms For about half hour the rain fell
in sheets and 1t appeared If about to be de-
luged. The hail not Of large size but what it
lacked in that respect 1t made up in quantity. The
streets beautifully Washed and presented clean
and healthy appearance cleared of towards evening"
and the shone out brilliantly under bright blue
sky. The atmosphere was agreeably cool
MARY For Nor YEr DncovEREp.-We noticed In
last Saturdays Herald the receipt Of teegraphic de-
spatch from Baltimore directed to the Chief Of Police
setting forth that Mary Fox the young girl who
supposed to have been abducted from the home Of her
parents, by man called Michael or Martin Hare,
few weeks ago. arrested in that city, and detained
to await the arrival Of her father; who upon the
oeipt of this information Immediately left this city in
order possible to his unfortunate and deluded
child. But alas, upon Mr. Fox arriving in Bati-
more, he then ascertained that the young girl
alluded to not his daughter but who somewhat
resembled her general appearance Yesterday morning
however, another teegraphic communication arrived
from Pittsburgh directed to the Chief Of Police stating
that Mary Fox and Martin Hare in that CITY, and
requesting Of her friends to Immediately
This despatch at once answered, and correspon-
dence is now being carried between the two cities In
order to ascertain particulars But how the mat
ter will terminate time will only tell
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MILITARY CoNTRIBUTIoNs.-It will be per-
ceived that the President has somewhat modi.
fed the tariff recently adopted for the Mexican
ports We publish the changes in this days
paper
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Tue OCEAN STEANERs.- Chrstophe Colomb
and Cambria are now both due. Their arrival
10 looksd for with some anxiety.
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ARRIVAL FROM MExIco.-The U. s. revenu.
schooner Ewing. Gay Moore Esq, Commander
arrived yesterday from the Gulf of Mckee
She brings no late news.
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ARRIVAL PROM THE WHITE Houss.-Several
members Of the Presidents family arrived in
town last evening, and are at the Aston House
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-jreat Rsdqetion-J. Savage 90 Fulton street. Is nov
selling u Id Pens from rs cents ST. TO 81 80 silver
Ills has Just brought out magnificent srtce winch is sy led
the Richelleu Pen" 50 only the b. aud che. pen
the city This Pen hr had place bur % Fnltor
street. Don't mistake the numter ~
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wh9 are about to leave The city for these artcls
VIII prove most desirable copauou they
pact yet thing contained in tie of sufficient size
&c ussul aud While their utv MAKES them venen they
form cheap and elegant addition the toilette tstle
q SAUNDERS 4 SON, III Broadway.
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J. v: Creation 20 ~ Ceaar st, (up stair. keep on
o. qualities from cents upward neludlne silver Pa
ana re c Case nnd Their pr retail will 10 found on
summation To BIG full Is TO 81 each PEI less than The
cheapest peas sold Where else The ade supplied at the
manufacturers lowest prices Vs.
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scriptlon 81 to'cit article, pocket hnivts
toilette cutlery, &c of the M FIJI ~, aud raDufa
lurr, for sale At q sAUNDERH SON
w 6rosdv,l ,.nlo. ~ tht h0wHio notrI
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on ne upper corner Of Broadway and Murray street shoHo
% vsted by those who have doEe uodoub sdly
We pest collection OF portraits in the country The dslit,
OF their execution needs prsse from us.
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alleged to be worth GEO. belonging to Ralph Buckley
From the evidence adduced the part Of the people,
shown that Mrs. Buckley the day In question
purchased piece Of carpet which taken to her
sidence by the prisoner who then porter In the
where 1t bought that Mr. Buckley's vest with
the money In the pocket hanging the back Of
chair In the house at the time the prisoner entered;
that he abstractcd the wallet containing the money
from the vest took ont the money &C. and then threw
the wallet into the yard Of st. Josephs church On his
way to the statonhouse the accused admitted that he
took the money
JAMES FINNrY sworn--I offcer Of the second
ward; arrested the prisoner the goth of May; he
acknowledged that he took the money, but did not
why he took 1t
The submitted to the jury, who rendered .
verdict Of guilty He then sentenced to the State
prison for the term OF two years
Trial for Grand Larceny-John Morton. alias John
Martin, then placed upon his trial indictment
for grand larceny in having, the 2oth day Of April
stolen cloak and twelve dresses valued at $40, from
the house Of John Valentine
Before the evidence taken In this the court
adjourned until tomorrow morning.
CoyRr CALENDAR, June 10 Superior Court-Nos
II, 10, 49, g. 81, &c. 49, 80, 40 Al, a. a. as to 49, In
elusive
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A Peace with Mexico would not be NOR.
gratifying TO the public than toknoe Mrs McKeuz e.
cheap wholesale and Ie,a ,smoyed
No 14s an No % Fuiton street rners
fully invited nd A
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HEALTH OF Rio DE JANElno.-We are indebted
to gentleman of this city for the following state.
ment:-
NUMBER DEATHS IN THE CRY OF Rio DE- JANErno
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ton for very brief space OF time when he fell into
quiet snmber and the surgeon proceeded 10 extract the
tumor The patient did manifest the slightest symp
of suffering, and muscular action whatever. He
appeared to be totally insensibe what going on
till very the close of the operation, which quite
protracted, when he drew long sigh. 1t is quite
much Tor the interest of the surgeon for the patient
that this preparation should be administered for while
it renders the latter insensibe to the pain attending
severe surgical atoms, it affords the former the
OF doing his work, freed from all Interruptions
the part of the patient and gives him facilities for per
for ming operations in the most expeditions manner
Daily Journal.
New AND VALUABLE Discovery We noticed vester-
day the discovery of new preparation by DR. Morton
which is intended to alleviate the suerngs of those who
forced undergo painful operations in surgery and
dentistry well to facilitate the work ofoperaors.
The effect of this discovery is throw the patient
into state ofnsensbity and while unconscious, any
operation can be performed without occasionng pain
We told by gentleman of the highest responsibility
that he witnessed an experiment Of The of this
extraordinary discovery the room of DR. Morton
evening this week. An liberated tooth was extracted
from the mouth of an individual without giving him the
slightest pam He put into kind of sleep, by in.
hang portion of this preparation the effects of which
lasted for about three quarters of minute just long
enough TO extract the tooth This discovery destined
to make great revo uton in the ofsurgery and
gical ntistry--ITdnscript.
SURGICAL OPERATION. On Friday last, we Witnessed
the effects of Dir Morons invention, rendering
patients nsensbe, during surgical operations. The OPP
Grafton performed by DR. Warren, a Young man,
tor the removal Of tumor from the neck The prepare
ton was administered in the form of gas which in
hailed from glass receiver, and in few moments the
patient fell into quiet slumber in which he remained
without showing the least symptoms of pain till the
close the operation On Saturday, DR. Hayward re-
moved very large tumor from the Of lady, who
declared, after she awoke from the effects of DIR Mortons
preparation that she had the least consciousness of
having suffered pain the whole minutes being passed
away in dream, the particulars OF which she related
when she from the operators chair. Dr. Morton,
who is dentist, has administered the preparation
TO PERSONS previous TO exracInga tooth and they wake
up with establishment at finding the tooth gone.
ChristiGn RQtchndn.
NEXT WHAT1 Animal magnetism, with all its boast
ed advantages in rendering people nsenshle pain, APP
pears likely TO be superseded by discovery of DR. Nor
ton, of Boston The patient becomes Immediately I'M
conscious and nsensble pain thus giving portu-
nifty for the difficult and otherwise painful surgical
operations without inconvenience Scientific american,
NeW Yort cow Nov ia
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BOSTON y WORCESTER RAIL ROAD
Winter Arrangement.

FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, st Am
snd 81 pm.
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road, at II AM
With Worcester Passengers at and AM. and 81 PM
NIB. Tue A NJ. train will take up no passengers Eas
of birmingham.
With Passengers from NewYork by Steamer to Norwich
ery every day except Monday stopping oHly at Framing
kaM.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail.
road every afternoon except Sunday, stopping only
birmingham
for Albany and Western Railroad, Hartford, New Ha
ven and New York, at u AMI 81 A. M. and 4P.M.
For NoriCich snd Stations the Norwich Railroad at
~ A. M. and 24 P. NJ.
For Worcester and Way ststions at u and 81 AM 81
and p.
NIB. The PM. Train will not stop at any sts lill
East of birmingham
For New York, via Norwich and by Steamer, o'clk
For New York, by Long Island Railroad, at u AM.
For Nel0 York, Hartford and New Haven at III AM
FROM MILLBURY.
For Bottom and Way Stations, daily except Sunday, at
81 A. N. and 81 P.
SAXONYILLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonville at II and 10 AM and pm.
Leave Boston at 81 AM l2k and 81
Freight Train will leave Boston l2t M. for Saxon
Vile taking passengers for Brighton, Newton Needham
and Natick only.
Sunday MAIL from Worcester at 74A. M-from Boston as
i2
All Baggage at the risk ofts owner
Fares less when paid at the Ticket Oces than
she Cars. VIM. PARKER Sup't
Dec7, 1896. If
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Dve-HOuSe Removed,

TNHE subscriber has Removed his Dyelnp
Works 20 his New shop on CENTRAL STREET
and only rods from Main Street where all goods mns
be left Having hrsrate shop, with every convenience
attached he feels conGden in assuring the public thai hs
work shall be done WE'LL and al shorter notice than a
any other shop Of the kind in this vicinity
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKs Colored, ns usuaI FIR
ONE DOLLARS Gentlemens COATS and PANTS CoIored
whole Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants ceansed and pressed at one dav,s mn
fce II desired. CARPETS, SIAwLs Of all kinds and Nil
UNIFORMS, ceansed and pressed and warranted ~
look as well as new goods Satisfaction guaranteed IN a
caBes, no charge will be made " u"
" only Office IN Worcester is on Contra
Street. HENRY r. AnAAfc
""''o''e'' aug w. 35tf
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5reat Newspaper, Periodical and
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT,

FoSteT So directly South Inn Temp. House
RCESTER
s. THOMPSON would inform his friends aud
~ customers that he has united with his Establishment
the PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT OF S. II. LEONARD-a
thoSe VINO have subscribed Leonnrd will be supplied
he above place. reasonable been before
offered.
MIR Thompson would give notice that now prepared
to supply every variety Of reading published by the
first publishing houses in New York Philadelphia and
Boston they are out
All those subscribing him will be supplied promptly ~
soon the works are mt II Worcester March u
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LEONARD'S

Boston and Worcester Express
rTaHE subscriber continues run the EXPRESS be-
i tween Boston and Worcester, for the transmits
sion OF Packages Bundles, Bank Notes. Specie, and Mer
ehandise generally
THREE TIMES EACH WAY DAILY.
Particular attention given to paying, collecting and
gotiatng notes, drafts, bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce etc. Business of all kinds attended
TO in the prompt and faithful manner and pat
this line depend upon delivery OF their par
GELS with the utmost regularity and Dispatch
Goods called for and delivered in any part
of the City.
Orders free for goods be returned by this Express.
OFFICES .-HARNDEN & CO.'S. Office 8 Court Street
Boston; J. H. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1o3 Main st.
Worcester. s. s. LEONARD.
Aug. a. 1876. DIFF
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NORWICH * WORCESTER RAILKOAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ACCOMMoDATI0N TRAINS.

Daily except Sunday.
Leave Worcester ut AZ P. NJ Leave Norwich at A. NJ.
% The Evening Accommodation Train from Norwich
and the Morning Accommodation Train from Worcester
will be discontinued.
NEW YORK TRAIN, uia Long Island Rail Road
Leave Norwich for Boston, about 80 M tally, except
sunday.
Leaves Worcester for NewYork about 80 M-stopping
at the way Stations both ways for passengers
NEW YORK TRAIN, uiG Steam Boat
Leaves Norwchior Boston every morning Except Mon
day. upon the arrival Of the Boat from New York about
O'Clock.
Leaves Worcester for Norwich aud New York at upon
the arrival Of the Train from Boston at 10 p M daily
except Sunday
FREIGHT TRAINS daily each Way, except Sunday.
Fares are less when paid for Tickets than when paid
in the J. w. STOWELL, Supt.
Norwich, Dec 81, 1876. tt
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Indian Hair Dye.

NOR COLORING THE HAIR beautiful Brown
II Black without causing the least injury to the skim
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the United States
and Canadas supply just received and for sale by JAS.
GREEN & CO.. III Main street, and M. b. GREEN, 200
Main g., Worcester. Price cents per bottle:
FEB 10 al" Wuo
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Litch,s Dagnerreotvne Rooms.

A1AON1A , III . N@DA I Y y p 4bOO4A4S'
THE subscriber begs leave call the attention of
public to specimens of DaguerreoIype Miniature Por-
traits executed by him. He has recently made some
highly successful experiments by which, with the aid of
superior instrument aud sensitive chemical Tepara-
sions the time requird in sitting materially shortened
while the picture retains the character with these
which have received the mendation OF the patrons OF
ths est Enlistment. BY the rapidiiy with which he is
enabled TO operate the difficulty that many experience
Especially chidren in preserving such fixed position of
body aud features as will afford perfect and pleasing
picture, TO great extent obviated.
Ladies and gentlemen mpelled either by curiosity
desire TO obtain perfect ssmbance Of themselves
respectfully invited to call aud view collection OF spec
imens Of the ARIA
Rooms 06 Washington ST., Boston.
A. LITCH,
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THE MOST
AGREEABLE, EASY, PLEASANT
AND NATURAL STYLE OF SETTING
TEETH.
THE MOST
DR.. NOR tom,
GATE WELLS & MORTON)
No. 10 fremont ROW-ROSTON.

WOULD take this method inform his patients and
w the public generally, that he continues TO insert
Teeth upon his plan but that he has recently made
great and valuable Improvements which he confidently
believes give him in the insertion Of teeth equal if not
greater facilities and advantages, than can be found at
other establishment.
The well known character Of the operations performed
his Office for years pas renders it
sary for him mention the peculiar advantages of his
system of practice, TO any who may have made them
selves familiar with it. But many strangers
constantly locating in Boston and the vicinity, he deems
it proper, briefly state what in his opinion renders
his of practice the most desirable of any with
which he is acquainted
LIST, Teeth inserted Upon the new principle, insert
ed with sufficient rmness to perform the office of mas
catiOn and do not move in the mouth is the with
teeth inserted after the old methods.
End They cannot iacerate the jaws and produce indian
NATION and swOolen face.
Sd, The taste is not destroyed by plates, improperly
constructed which cover the root OF the mouth
18th, Nothing enters into the composition of the teeth
but mineral, and they alone upon gold plates
5th, The teeth being carved in block and fastened
upon the plates mucous, food, other can
lodge around ihem and produce of the mouth
well known and 90 disagreeable to be mentioned.
9Th, Their style OF finish and beauty be
passed.
Possessing all that is required the above
toned advantages OF his of practice, Dr. Morton
feels confident, in asserting, that mouth can come
under his treatment, in which he insert set of
teerh, that can be worn with pleasure and comfort
lie REFERS
Med. Col.
Geo. Hayward NJ D., Prof OF the Principles of Surgery
and Clinical Surgery lass. Med Col.
G. I. Jackson, MID, Geologist
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MORTON'S LETHEON,

WHEREBY Surgical and Dental operations are per-
wv formed without pain and for which Letters Patent
have been granted The subscriber 10 duly TO
dispose Of rights the Of the above article in any
town in the State such rights been secured
previous 10 this date, application 10 him at
No. Is, american Temperance House.
Worcester Jan 9, 1647. JAS. SHEPHERD, in.
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Important Notice.
liddor1S VaIuahIa ETo~ r::,

hlddeT's Valuable Horse Liniment.
WARRANTED 10 be one of the most valuable articles
~ ever offered 70 the public for Sprains Wind Calls
opaVlhs STIFFNESS Of the JOINTS Strains and Calouses
&c. &c. rms truly valuable Linment has extern
senssely used Tor the last tweny-years, and in in
- mas iaied to give satisfaction the purchaser.
10 IL cheaper than other article AZ IL requires but
sinai quantity g complete cure II also will answer
eguaiy ~ wen Tor neat or horn cattle.
Prepared only by the inventor and proprieter
,.,,,. tMES KID DER, in , East Boston.
lanes GREEN a CO.. and M. ID. GREEN, Agent
for Worcester. IvIo Mev IA