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fS-s sTEAM-niP GREAT BRITAIN

c-c srEAM~ufP GREAT bhtiSrs -
1.uls..as< AT AUCTiON--To be cod by suenos. ~
Messn. TONGE, CURRY co o. 'nen i. ~
Room Derby Buildings, Fenwcks, Liverpool, 90 ~. re.
DAY the llih day Of September next at 0ciocxf 49,
disposed OF IN the mean time by pntsis c"nd4ct NC
known steamship GREAT BhITAiS, nov lying n -
CoburK Dock Liverpool The power and capacity 49,
ship a. passenger vessel aud Tor cargo, are 700 ~
knovr nom her pasi performs nce- 10 reed psrrl
cescuDuon Her great strength eEsbed her 10 wi5sis,.
the shoe Of heaviest while stranded % foes
without In the slightest degree altering her n-s The a.
flly estimated, sfrT surveys by competent engineers
he restored 10 her original condition. With the enznSl.
has hitherto been worked she would make az siuNsN,
transport ship, capable Of carrying from So 10 90 me
fornighfs voyage. With smaller pair Of In gsnes 90
bic OF diving Der al zhty reduced speed BY n..
coal st0~Age wOgld ee reduced one-hs she would -
modate 1000 einigrsni. for distant yoysse OK 90.
free laborers from the Coast Of Africa to The -.
Colonies Tie ship Is excellent sss-boai qei.e -
able al under canvass alone, and r,narkany s,rs
For farther particulars apply the Comp sTs.-
tafy, Mr. W. NJ BENNETT. $ Prnce & Brislo e1-'
COUSrISG-HOUsE DEsk-, once ana I''~'
y Tghlea-s variety of patterns, for ssle ~
30 w sOffTHAgK. is
rAs FIATIREs-Aisrges ssonmrnt o. 90 e.
NJ delicrs eDdsnts, Brackets and anita ns,
ga DIETL BROTHER ca i~ S~r-
IIANGINGs-Psper, 5000 pea hon % 70 800. 80
wide different qualities and colop, or sac ms Ia
nng prices. oADNf pEk6iCkson- - 49,
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A MEXICAN CLOCkS-For domestic and export
"A usde, 81 ~ Pesri-sg. G. ). SPERRY,
sas an Agent for he hAnafseuren.
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CORPORATION NOTICES

DUBLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE 10 Ns.,s1 .',e.-
N1fnr leieiJ 20 H. fsstss snd o-t n km a VI
LIAM BONO soa-r n Amp be II 49, cfy 81 See in
desrased .e.i b. have t-t reststs hat -
p suffsafs IT De Conufy cf Nrs f0b On -~t -
as.ffston up6 ~ f- saii iafe'ste "a ~
september n.si, Zen oooa tL- frr.n Detss ~ 10
August -. l-fs JANIS IHAfth
~ -sef P4htf aff|r.tff'ff
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DCBfIc ADNISisTRArORs oFfICE. -. Ssssl s', ,'
Nofe h-rt gwen 10 relatives 81 a 40 n Shr
MATHEW oi M CTS ~ Nes flgs sfs rn'sis 10 - -
Regiment li Nea foh Volunteer ielss.ef al 30 A<e
la-- di nesitis nafi hsl allN to te elrostrr ~ -
% Nes forA. of -iiefs of admasfroa uloa ~ ss e ~ III.
interstate on ne 18th Day u September ueKisf 20 oeh
toren11n.- Dated NsE iGrs August j. lsss
.ul4 lasfs JAMES s. IHAYEB Psbae Atsa,rt'ao---
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PUBLIC SALE OF sry1srsrr,yCr- s-,r>nr.

'J'hE UNITED STATES COMMISSARY or S1>R
Sl>IENCE VII oder fer sale. a. Fort Hsmilo, -,
Island, 81 u O'clock Friday. The lss day OF Seo,s
sis IN oi 10 san purchasers, quantity OF PILOT B-esd
Mess rofA Ac &c "a good cora CouiLsssry Of sub
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DEA-E'- DNSENTEKN tOMrOIND.-This
IL valuable preparation for the immediate cure Of The
Dysentery Diarrhea and All summer complaints, and
bee depended upon safe and enecma remedy. u Is
free from opium other Ingredients that are the least inu
nous. For sale by A. Il. d. sands, 100 Fgionst Rush
ton CLARK. 10 As0r House 10 Broadway; II. Johnson,
70 Broadway Chss II Ring, 1872 Broadway and by Drug
gists generally. Alj I'm
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Df ORDER of Mar1 Iee Count, judge Of Wisinsiol ~
DCounse or g. 1oto- hereby gwen ppfslt0i o. ue pni
te statute authorrng 1itlrhnelts sest ah.''f ~
resident debtor hff attachment hs issueo i-n-i
HENRY J. RiGGIEs a resident feDtnf sni MT ~ -
vii b. -ot Tor the ui be- debt, nlies- DE- ap~ ~.
charges such hu-Hf according ofts, within Hne N tt'
te f pui if,n III t 1ot.e he payment ul ~ -
hiu by STATE md delivery D. hn - -
dei1-u- hfu, -li ~ 80
of any such properly b. orfi-1 1s a~f ~ sfe -
Dated March T. lsis PARKER foIlhki u Nhiea,-
fn1g faesrn Aftlfnef 30 sffthHf ffriat
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WANTS.

,sjANThD-A few active young men 20 30 South OF
w West agents for the sale OF new aud pOpDsi
pubcatons-S3o0 and above their expenses viii be
Insured them In writing. with opportunity Of clearing
81 900 per year. Some men now IN our employ viii 10
doubt 81 600 per year, cleT Of all expenses
Each man will have his district II will be necessary foi
them have least from s15 10 $50 10 obtain good hns
out Apply Al FRENCHS Publishing Hall - Broadway
40 ssirs Office OF the flag Of Union. All letters
he postpaid. sou
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EXCURSIONS.
FOR GREENWOOD CEMETERY.

-,THr sTEHasOAf SUFFOLK. c.,....
= ANie--NHofm.-e. vii nun - NIoNs eTrrvf -
sens~N~n~ss Sundays esc-pieil from Ire foot n coy
is,s., y n. Leave New ioIk 81 ard ~ Oeiocs A M
.i.o.i.P " Leave Greenwood - N--y -Yorks AZ
sd y 81 snd II ) and Z. N. Fare each way ar q
r.rN
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Legal. NOTICES.

GOINONWFA or MAssACHi sErIs-fo he Hsos>'
justices Of supreme Ju 30 Court fp te holden Hfnsss
County Worcester. ne fHri ile-fp ~
Arr newt The lbcl of ANNA MOORE of AthaI sad 'eul
nf Mrr,esfer. hunfy shows f1f lie lanIuy nssf
Humphrey Moor sad Af0 No twenty nrt df "a fHa
n e ses of Lord thousand et hunirt suf ih ''a
that r th0lf after ad DE fe VII a..
Humrhref Warrk fhe County I'D fan.ini That a. A. inei
lsa fhs free he hath conducted toward ne 40 hn
rlr-y ki. faithful aud Wrlous vile sli titi ~ 80
Humphrey regarding BIS marriage vows, DR. Do dut n ~
the this behalf has Tor ing the ahseu'e As
from f. C1muonv elth and RESIDES. nh tor three lsi -
past resided Biumore the state oi Man land f s -
he said Humphrey -ad Baltimore, on DAY ae.rioofe iof
isy II September. che ysro our iori one hois -
huadref sn tu divers other says ani unes fs'-
that isy date hereof di commit afeer "a
person me sas Anna unsnoun Ntrh"
the sd Anna rrys that dore if t= bond oi ni'f % ~
decreed % her against said Humphrey sni hii n
her, fho ssi Anna = rlch came % .fh h'E
b. of sad usfraEe phch nv nos le 1 t- ''
her l@ sf Ana ulY be- trfrrei lni onnei n 1 - -,
such auong on oi fe sll Humphrey, The tof 80
l.i- ANsA Nochi
WORCESTER fs-suprene Jeicif Cont Apfl Terra, -
on DE- iareronr - 6ei Term. entered hat nlfe D.
sa aa afies.I cops thereof ortsf ia'feol p -
Ne- i1rt irihsHr apef Tullslei il tl- til Of -
three Tines u three srsss tie sf puti p .fi1
DAYS ~ least hel0r. of .ad C1ur 10 BE- hoea -
sai far card Comfy f- irst iHestf ri ni1rf tf.
erra fhe Humphrey moore ihen ali there 70 al
re Justices OF sai Court l1i o ssi l1e iff 10y @
u 1ny be- have Why PRAYER thereof .houIi o. u sfsn'
CHAs ~. HARTsHORA, tles. ,
A cups oi ile l. .ei and order thereon. .. 49,.
auff'fanfs GHA-. ". HAhlnhNttffAff
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MEM FUN

IWlS CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER :
offered al wholesale low as IA can b. bought IN he
ely and warranted genuine, by NJ B. SMITH
eul4 I'm CeiArsf % stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

WILLIAnsBURGH FIRE INSURANCE CON
w PANY Niiismsburgh. T. i-New-Yofk Offices, u
Wa-st and 67 Bowery.-Nith full capital IT % 0oo
continue agaast loss damage by FIRE
sensible terms the city Offices generally.
DIRECTORS
jeremiah Johnson, AiOnzO 4 Alyord. Dsnie BURNETT.
Robert Bsrkey Thomas McEIah. Luxe Baker,
Dsnl W Tow osend James & Baldwin Jay jarvis,
i0hn ;. Harris, Charles DeyOe, VIM Wallace
Francis A. Palmer
DANIEL BURNETT. President
JAMES MCLEtS. Secretary, ans imeoj
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HORNS.-A NEyER.FAILING REMEDY FOR hard or
I son Cons il Dr. CAYWOOD'S celebrated Preparation
trial only u asked and from the many testimonials re-
ceved iu IL favor the utmost satisfaction VIII assuredy he
given Price only p cents box and sold Al me drug stores
Broadway; SD Greenwich. 81 Blocker; Rosenmler, ~
Eghihayerue Division snd Clinton sl-i 38 bowrry snd
Iyn FnIon-f sun Building aus 2ueOdF
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buBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE - A,.ft. , s's
Note l~f-tf gwen, ~ The relatives ssi 1eti x - r -
fthdAN. late "a he tfy oi Ner OK. c0ost aAa o.
Nlso ahFtsl o. Asr- died sal slpJ ~ -
gate u h- Counr Of Ns~ iors ior stefs % -.
estate e ~ ssii tie l1a t4y IT s~peef 81
of-k lie Dated Ne- for Aa.rf D., -
kBil JANIS : THAYER PahH1 Ai1sns1s<-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

i Boarding and Day School from q Wesl-Wsshlngton-,
place SIS Nnh-st The situation i accessible Omn-
buses passing the house every few minutes the house a
airy and commodous afording al the convenience that
modern house can give. Their Autumn term commences
the 10Th OF September.
French lady desiring board, VIII please rail on the
Misses = au2l Wv
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GOLD PENS.

SPENCER 4 RENDELL., manufacturers o. The Pr
- nlim Gold Peas MsnuiscioIF 10 ROADWAY come,
Of Msisea lane Dealers Ia geld ard silver Penhoder,
and PenclS all5 pXWlr,
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IJANGlNGs-Psper, 1000 pes hon ~ 70 - . ss
vide different Qualities and colop, ior sse ~
nng prices. QAUN1 = pEkkiCAson.'S
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~ Compound Extract OF Strawberry Leayes-Pnce =
&C. SIS the remedy known for the Of disrrhea
Dis, rery. cholera mOrbus. sgmner complaint pain 10 he
stomach bowels also The best preventive and cure for
sickness Persons travelling. OF either Of all ages
and under I'll circumstance vii hnd th. an invaluable
remedy For sae by Druggists generally. Wholesale de-
pot. 81 C0riand-st New-iOTk au9 W.
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.TATIN-I-lA>p fEWRi.

n~D Tllk NItANBUNT II RfNl
ANte--iNcsn be chartered fHr excursions c1filg o.
49, sessa<2<z neiinr season The bosi urs Al hs 81
Rssrb-st North River Apply Al he office ~
r. L O L. SCHUYLER, bsnovrfsl
The above hos, Il ai.o for saie AL perso1s fohe
tnI.ing any one on account Of ghs boat without errs
orisr frnm the Captain Iru
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IT, FoR kEyPOKT AND MIDDLE
lgAx---i> TOWN POINT landing ~ Fort E.niG
SssS~ each wAy-The steamers JOHN hAf
and los T. COFFEE will leave Chambers-st pier day
Saturdays Sundays sud Mondays exceptefl Al geocs
and Al - O'Clock NJ. daiy sundsys excepted Ots
host will also iesve Saturdays AZ O'Clock pm Nr sn
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GAS FIxTJREs-A.sr ge assorment o. o. v ss
NJ decrs eDdsnts Brsckeis and anita ~ n, s,r ~
ga DIETZ BROTHER co !" s~N-
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FRESH TRAs-Fns Hyson. Noung Tyson and 90
lonx Teas Of excellent favor, for sale wholesale of
retail By lalsl GAs3aEB YOUNG lSs chshsm-st
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Owing O the great succtss and inruf sale " DR. Town
sends sarsspans ngnief u men ehc were formerly
Aseuts have commenced making sara pafla Extracs
Vr- Bfer. Extracts - Yelo~ Dock &C. They geus~
rally PCT up The same shaped bottles ent some OF tnen
have stolen and COP Advertisements; hey OILY
worthless irutslions, ard should BE- avoided.
Principal Office, - Fu.lon-st Sun Building, Y y.
myt MWLFn
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LAGUSA DE TERMINos, Dec. 6, ls47
fdudl Intelligence.

lis some time since had the pleasure of addressing
you We arrived here from Antonio Lizsrdo three days
ago, with the steamer Mississippi, Water Witch, and
Scorpion The Mississippi oaunot enter the harbor con-
Witch, and landed with all appropriate ceremony. He
Will leave to morrow for Campeaohy at the hour
which the American brig will leave Tor New York and
by which conveyance send this letter.
The object Of the Commodore's visit here IL distinctly
understood and as matter of course he Is besieged by
all those who interested in keeping him in the dark
r.stve to the true position of Yucasn but begin to
think that the Commodore suspects that fesstng
and adulaton which he has received might
altogether from dsinteresed motives. II he suspects
the motives which think he does he will probably be
more guarded at Csmpeachy.
we hsd ball night before last at the Alcsldes in
honor OF the Commodore, which passed of very we'll
considering the circumstances The Mississppis band
was on shore, and performed for the occasion.
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Arrival OF Strangers.
AM AM j
AMERICAN ApTR

AMERICAN RoTRL.
ss9i ds;s: n. Rss
Hsfsi Alifsn' ffs; Mar;fd
Sf s.;. ssY ;si wEhhsI siy!.aS
Ros1toe ' Ad. Ss'a' fa ra FP,y;Es AV
;s Wh:s aiss %s'ss oss c. q
sss c sSai .Ss M.sso
ssrn l'ad Baltimore Capt Neville saf Navy
MsG:sa vaas Shsa, sWSeahas S And'"'
CLINTON HOTEL.
:%s' 4sss.i b.?. Go,a ssF s:
Ns~HS ss1 wight SS Gen sf'i Fosf
cssi wa sS b.nsl: :; WINE. N.%
EASTERN PEARL ST. HOUSE,. "'eS'
ss LII; sse esT S.S n wsf M
FRANKLIN HOTEL.
si:'sss i: asss X FIN
vs cD,yd;Gn Bradley w snnn, Baltimore; Lynch
os'sr ,pia
i'll Il Combs comb '''1 q LOUIS ''e' Bradley Middleton;
JUDsoN's Ho-vE1
ch.iy fHdspSa 6sa sooa 81 b 5S1s cruehs
IovzooY's MOTEL.
Dawson: G Taylor. Bloomfield; II T. J,ckso, r ,... n
= hn,,el Nt koater Mr. Tiffany New York 4 f R'
Ns~:i Wana., G'5fi Sh. Ty; bMIekssN
Allen, Baltimore; ~ clscn, Patersnn: q ch
field; Hendry. Boston; Dukce, Aubnrp. W ~ opiins
mnca WI; West Haihx Ma 4 tioiman P,oydse..,'i
SWEET Concord NH; A Chopin Hartford: AZ
VT ho5t STAMFORD owen NewburRh; Hubbard P,,i.
49,, NEW ENGLAND HOUSE
CMosher, Jr., w Clark, Bostou
NORTHERN HOTEL
XIV and EsySSs s% f S1p' T5g,; NM
:, nsYn a. N hsIon and family, MIR Gasher Dnbn;
iEArHBUN's HOTEL
- peSa9h, Piermont; Il Dennerton New York. I Car 49,
~ ,sooe Farsons, Maxwell, NJ Stoddaft Blu III
"'~'i' Troy; = Shaw. Z o Campbell, Philadelphia. 'o'
- . TAYLoR'S HOTEL.
Albany. '' e''' - H'gghs'
NO., TAMMANY HALL.
Il Green, Burde,t. u Utter, New verb; FiJmov.
p1ungn.owp Bewster Conn; q G Horton F. Sm H. T.
~ inowel CoI snowden, Slug Sings W. Nj unit Suffolk
toi ~ hhIng, ~ Ownes Duudsd. 7 II Williams N
UNITED STATES HorrL.
Mr bnrlnG, Lopg Island; Cooper, Sew Haven't w Dss.
su Oliyec Lynn; y Hooper. 2ueb'.c; McMannus SIT
gray Baltimore; y Robinson, New jersey
WESTERN no Gel
Hansr. Mech inicsviIle; w IA Pratt, New Yo,k.JI
Hyde. + Thompson, Norwich: II Lewis, Ne Jersev,
L. bonn,on, Philadelphia
PEARL STREET HoUsR.
Cent Doare. Canton Z bishop. do Capt Clark Mass
w Thomas. va; Johnson. do; " q Oatmur Newbnrr.
port; Wight, Providence; Mrs Kendall Boston; w III,
Qua IAN and Lady, Bath, Me- 'A"'''' 'o' 'ap'
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miscellaneous.

Many Of the ctz of Boston kept open house on sa
turaay ana the laden we're engaged in bidding wecc me
to their friends and acq uai a tances
John Hatigan and Patrick Harney in custolv of M
cars Rogers ADD rowle, arrivsd In Meredith n II from
Boston, on Thursday evening, aud on Friday at 10
O'CLOCK ~ M, wers brought before Juslices Lyford
Lawrence, Edgerly and Perley on the complaint Of
charles Mahegan, for the Of his brother
Mahegsn on Sunday, the 10Th day OF Dscembr Attor-
ney General Walker, for the State, and Ekins E,o
for the prisoners There cloud of Witnessed In ar
tendance, principally Irish The prisoners ob,tinstev
protest their innocence -Bost .af!Is, Jan 3D.
Oas OF tns Western Telegraph lines from this cv will
be In operation as fer Detroit during ext wesk and
soon tbareai or as fac wet Chicago buffalo Er-
pr So, Dc. 3lst.
JeieFson Davi, has been appointed Regent of the
Smit sontan Institute Ia place OF Lewis Cas- resigned
Mr. Clay ~ to preside at ths Anniversary meeting Of
the American Cooniz alton Society which will be held
Ia lhe House Of Representatives on the ls,h
The census OF Washington county, WISCONSIN, show
population Of about 10 23o having more than doubled
since June LIST lsi6
1--we alligator escaped from museum Ia Boston, n
lew .ven'ngs since broke thing, considerably, and Mt
at brose bia neck by jumpng Of tae windov upon
the pavement.
snort time sinca, burning volcano suddenly bufst
OUT from the high peaks Of tho Lookout mountain AZ
llici known as the Il" Narrowsn In Georgia.
Iae navigation Of the Usage river ~ 10 be improved
by building dams juss below the numerous saod sars ,
the werk 10 be accomplished by private contributions
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=.
Weekly Report or Deaths
In the City and County Of New York, from the
December 10 the lat DAY OF J,nnnrr Iaia

C1tY FOrk he o5fh dovo al
pecembsr to the lat day OF January 1873 wy ~
Abscess, Apoplexy 49, Asthma, !; Bleeding 2 nuyura
or sea ded II brJrch,iis g. Cancer Of Stomach Il Casual
ucs, II Cholera ifantun Cholera Nur5us /: Ion,nmo.
ton =, Co,vnls'o9s Group, 10; Congestion, Coa-
geston OF Lungs Y; Cyenos,s Il Debility, II; Dcliinm
temens Dnbstes Ii D,arhma. S; Dropsy 2; DIonsv in
the head, H. Dropsy IN the chest q; Drowned /; Dys,n
ory ~ Erlsipas Fever, 81 do bilious /; do pucrer,i
I; 90 Ss%,st 90 70 tyghoi O. do pus 20
ton OF b~in lbfsmmstIp oflanes l.; mathematician of
bowels ", nilanmitiol of chest, ui mm,on Of so.
hteaPer,sce Il dal'omricn, !; Naresmu II; Old age o.
ton OF iutettnrs, !, Unknown, T. y 1900 ~
e-uad.r Que year, az to ysan, %; eto sos to 10
la 10 TO 49, III 20 10 30 3 40 TO s2 90 10 a. IL
% 70, AZ 7oo 30, o; 90 10 90 80 To Ioo uaknowa
City Inspecon' Office. Jan l., ists O''' '''''''O''
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sad cbA,inu,s to p,e7aanong The different tribes and
between the N and our frontier populations; and there
many gratifying evidences Of real and suostanta
Improvement IN their condition and prospects
Very respectfully.
Your obedent servant.
w MEDILL,
Commissioner Indian Affairs
II On " MAucy Secretary OF Wsr.
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lNFAMoUs.-For some lime previous to the last
tnree or tour weeks, man and woman calling
name of LAYTON living together at the Clinton
House, on Central wharf LAYTON spent his time in
loaaDg, gambling and kindred vices and 1t well
derstood that the only connexon bet him and the
woman who passed under his nsu,s Of unlawful
and infamou. character SOM. thr four weeks ago
the woman disappeared from Norwich and as is under
stood went to New York, having at the time infan.
chd Within the last week she resppsared ia this city
At varions times previous Monday last she was no
ticed passing in ana of The mill the Falls Manu-
featuring Company In this city though to those who
ROtr,a hs the her character AMI person we're I'M
the other having her home in this oity suddenly
disappeared from tho MILL went to their boarding
houses, hastily gathered together their effects taking
portions of their clothing from the wash
OF Mr. Tucker, the agent his suspicious awakened
that the girls had been entced away by the unknown
woman to the steamboat viii h had already dropped
down to Allyns Point, and there waiting for the
railroad train from Boston. Taking with him justice
OF tbs peace and couple Of constabes Mr. T. his
way down to the Point and there ounging in the
saloon OF the boat the girls in company with the vile
woman who had inveislcd them away, found The
woman was arrested charge OF vazrarcy or pros-
tuition and brought bsck to the city The day
was arraiSned before NJ Johnson Esq tried aud
tenoedto one months imprisonment in the county JAIL
where abe now is or heranisnt child known
nor so far as are informed doea incline cay
anything on the subject That she returned to Nor
wicn a. lure and nan erer to some dem of nfamy in
the city OF New York thsre little doubt and the
fact that one Of the girls upon whom her lures proved
uccesstu vas the dau liter of The very of whose
house she had been the degraded inmate while living in
Nos~cn furnishes striking and impressive exsmplid
cation Of the truth of that scripture which declares
:. hine own wickednsss shall correct thee and thy
backslidngs shall reprovs thee''
va raesdsy Afternoon m.n named trsbe, belong
log to Mystic arrived at the City Hotel this CITY, in
company with yoTng girl OF seventeen or eighteen
aod registered hs name or caused it to be registered
A. trsbs ana LADY About eight O'Clock in the even.
ing stranger drove up to the door of the hotel and
getting out OF MS wason walked straight up to Frsbe
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u was tso O'Clock
Mr. BRopuFsD said be deemed IL important that the
Presidents message should be referred the appropr
Ate commit and move that the House for that pur
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MARTIN VAN BUREN, DRAWN BY
JOSHUA Il. GIDDINGS.

may be led to confde in the honor Of a
slave holder but a "SERiILE. DOTGH
F4CE'' is too destitute of that article to obtain
credit with me. DIR I.l.NBtREN has Pi"ccd
The tridcncc Of ms SERFILiTl conspicuous
iy upon the records of our country. Therc it
,cW rcmain and be rcg@rdcd as an E.NDURLNG
ME.ME.NTO IF the dcgcacr0cy Of The .M.7NIchO
.GHcd car PWbijc Statj0as.
Although northern man, it became the
boast of his tricHdS that he possessed ''soutl
crn principles and he soon gave sArrsFAc-
TORY EVIDENCE of his devotion to the interests
of his employers (slave merchants) Indeed,
had he been bred up in the business, he would
scarcely have discovered MORE ATTACH
MENT to the INTERESTS OF SLAVE
GROWERS and SLAVE DEALERS. q
ANXIETY FOR THE sUCCFss of that "cXecrablc
commerce." appears TO NAVE BEEN Up
PERMOST IN MS MIND, and TO have SUI
percedcG ALL OTHER .M4TTERS of State
policy. J. II. GIDDlNGS.
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Our Election.

We publish today all the returns we nave
hocn ublc 20 collect. No one expected an O.
lection of the Wing State Ticket. The Jo'nt
ballot fthe Legislature will therefore elect
the Governor and other State officers. 30 i"F
os we hive returns of members of the House
and Senate (at thistm of writing-Thurs'
day noon) the wing strength IL, relatively IN
creased from last year; j. e. in joint ballot
We shall publish all the returns that we may
receive before going TO press. They may al
ter the complexion of the House and Senate
In this County, though we are without iuli
returns, we Judge that the loco Senators are c.
lected by plurality reduced from last year
In Orleans County, II. p, Redfeld, is, nc
cordng to accounts we have from that County
elected Senator, by the votes of the Cass and
Van Buren, party, lie is n locofoco. Who's
been humbugged'
In Essex County we have only the vote OF
Concord and Lunenburg-(in the latter town
the wings. have,done themselves d their prInc''
pies honor in the contesDthc prospect IL not so
rood as we could wish. In Concord the wing
loss is about 90, and the gain in Lunenburg
about loving loss in both towns about one
fourth Of Hibburds plurality last year.
The returns received Of the Congressional
vote are very nearly the same as the vote for
Governor, though Mr. Peck runs some higher
than Dillingham; in some towns. Peck must
lack from 1900 to $500 Of an election.