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The New York herald., 1850-02-17

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IAHEs ceNSIR : SON. rrPE FOUNDERS. coRNiR
every srtcls necessary for cOnplss Printing Es,aSsb
NJ mArhet Prices for sale the nanufsctory ffrsuku
sweet ns.r ws,; Br'ad~sy Dentists Gold FOIL ss per
ELEoANcI AND EcoNOsY COxBIsED-kEsAN
a.1,,. shawn. nv rSsdr sss ssuia ,5ss .sss % re-
ssibs ,Ss ts ana ssyss rr,sson At once II.
most Desirable article. for shavins .r wsshss ia
,.s \. =. ., =. Ss:s :,ss.
2es Pearl street ~ Registered according 20 Of Con-
Eoa sALE1osE IloUsAsp BUSHELS wEsrERN
'h'd APPLES "0 =. bs6ssss, sf'f rs' sgy's sy.,.r...
s,. r.sr csYx.S w.. ~, s,s.l.s S9Ss
have the day formed under the above
New York, February II, isSo. wRInHT HAWKS,
dSsstss dowAss (. Z. slsSvts. smlsSsvrts
si, 5, ss"vIiie sa 10 ss;.srsy sses..a.
mad. inrsi ths rsan isovisSss shorous
nsnnr sd in the shortest period Of time Open day and
CRlEsps. AstsIcANs. cOUNTsYsEs. LEND nE
Jour ear. = h.v. expended upwsfdso q ssgp In pro-
rushing o psns urpentne. csnphte OF any sub
Sss 4 :, ss is
s, ~ les .r s@ ssrS S's.v ss .s'I ~ s. .Tgss
eesis Ihs press and thousane. q rspetah citisns have
sri, sins r..srd su%esr ofsnrraeipl,a sai,i-
aubs are rtttrd sell the thine But don't be i'm
ta uron In justice 90 your,ves In justice 70 me tsss
care 70 gst tho cfsnt ano genuine sfce Ny plan 10 fully
.st shtd In ,psmphlst Price 81 send " post
selpt ~ ue price or sive call std viii show
ss :u rsh s ds a' "''''r y spy the
ss.m q. No 80 ss..su street New Yors.
TIE csr r.crsi-iT IS FACT. THAT AN LII
ntunr rot o. ntes the wfoe erson l. ISL tact that
boot rhch MS vel wears teics does
net tnd s siso fact that perfect a. fr ali fet snd
segart as wfl ~ dursbe and remartsby cheap Boots
Shoe, sc may slrays b. had stJONksa II Ans street
VUDGt AND JURY - otL1LeM.N wao HAS svaDg
arfbfsuentsfof imrof ting AL ha for Iusre
sne Jury lub. tvch sohes Wier foas Of
reetfr With party comPttent 70 undetske the entire
,nsrnent Of sueh an snterprse Ataress Judge oe of
this Isrer
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NEW sooxs, SIC.


III kHRY ofAYs eREsT spEEcH ON THE CowrRo-
Joe ktsclutiobs. delivered In scnste 5th snd 9Th Feh
fsry lrsar s nov rtsdy, in neat pamphlet form with
hsnrscne cover. Price ~ cents n. BAgshts aud Book
sshefs should be prom pt With their orders
sTEINctR TOwNstSD.
ga Broadway. corner ~ Inn street.
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&IS 600 TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY,
UIO,VOO N7 per cent, in various sums. Apply
- j. r. q. FOSTER 50 " all strees
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FIN ANCIAL.

40 AOA-THR SUBSCRIBER, WISHING TO RR-
VO,OOO tire. ofers and very ssleabis stock
soods ccnsins of Gas Fixtures China 0isss Lsmp~
Grsudolss sc the rtock snountinr ~ the above
which viii be tst.n in payment bond and mortgage.
''A '''''' +" '''''- J6s ssrouvESEI. sJohs stree.
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EoR sAik-ONE FAIRLY CORY of THs GREAT
tie french Government AmGt fssosctfuy avitei
TIE shove work, of the yery best copies - he
30 Brosdvay.
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nIRDsi BIRDsil-Lore BRBED cANARrEs. 81 A
pair ssls ard fensie of all sizes shapes styles and
ecl'rs tppiy AZ No yCsrnon street trrivsts drensl
sr hivinston street N. BA hne lot Of Hen Birds, Tor
sale cheap.
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vv>HE UNION MUST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED -
Il Union OF the Democracy Prineipe.-The meeting
called for this evening at Tammany Hail. having been
vented by the interference Of band Of and fighting
the undersigned respectfully invite their BemocrAts
fellow cizens who In favor Of preserving tho existing
union Of these states and who opposed the wlmot
Provso and all similar attempts to sectional div
sops, to at Tsnmany Hall at such time shall be
apponted By the Democratic Repubcan General Commit
tee, Of which henry N. Western 10 chairman.
JeaN n BRApHuRsr.
FRANCIS B. CUTTING
JOHN McKEON,
CHARLES O'C0NoR
JAS. T. BRADY,
EDw'D G. WEST
THOMAS ClLMARTIN,
EDWARD srRAHAN,
ALEX. Y. vACHB,
DANIEL T. sICKLES,
ROBERT J. DILLON,
HENRY II. BYPNE,
EDxARD \. CARPENTER,
THOMAS J BARR,
NATHANIEL JARVIS
J. w. BELL,
DANIEL 0EARY,
b. OCONNOR,
And many others.
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WV JACoB +. OAKLEY. treasurer.
Norr The Committee have endeavsred ascertain
requiring imm ediate relief and when Known have in
'ery instance, sdmnistered the same.
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ussgAl.

M MUsIC.-sLvIRhL vusICsL INSTRUMENTS, IN
l socd order si be sld Nv the very lo- pce
via thrcmtg Truu wib all tunes Clarinet 10 A.
snc frst- rate Crtmoress smatr vcln. roos Fowng
Piece With same bse. boots sc, very cheap Call 90 No
noxs
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LIQUORS.
IoHN ROBERT OSBORN, IMPORTERS OF WINES.
No. Ill Wall street nnd Il advise their
friends aud that Mcssrs D. A. Serymsor will
olobger Of the wines Of their Importation
These wines however be tasted heretofore the fol-
low Ing brokers' nesrs. J. N.WYCkOtFh son,
DAVIS 4 HENRTQUES,
~. =. HAYWARD,
7. VAN PkLT
RRANpY; LsNDiNG.-ro CASKS VERY HIGH,rL
- vored Rochele also Aler A. sognette Brandy per
hsrts Favoen and hean just arrived from Roohelle.
ns cssks Cosnac Armasnso Pnet ssd 0tsrd Dupuy Co.
Brandy, vinages of ise az t5 and a. landing from
bart Howard and tg Neptunu Imported and for sale BY
hH u ChsHsAH. No. Beaver 81. near Broadway.
WINE, BRANDIEs, LIQUORS ACID. DE BETx-
W ceton Co, No. ~ Nassau street, (near the Post
once IN the basement New Yort, wosld respectfully In
ve the affection Of the bussess untv and the fap
ss 20 th,r large and splendid stock of Wines hrandes
lqurrs Ne parsnt and nadulteratsd, which will
be sold at the lowest msrket prices.
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Bsllard's First Premium Liquid Hair Dye
for sale wholesale and retail at the ourers ONCE
b Fulton street. near Broadway Please address
Drady's National Collection or DaGuerrS0-
Upes 25 and M Broadway Of Fulton StrAn-
and citizens respectfully invited call and examine
vao specimons.
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WAISTS.
WANrID-ioo GOOD AGENTS TO SELL LORENZO
w owsconpiste works and farnhsus trsvelsin Cali
yh Say sap.s @ so
SSPIs dScRsIss sssI I!sRils
w OF DANIEL MUNRO,
neck q. isas ic% il isss 1855
YorI nny Information Of the above nameS viii be hsnr
iay resolved Sy addressing W Munro sixth street. Third
WANIED-A RESPECTABLE GENrLEMAN, KNOWN
in the city, with capital Of IS 5000, 70 succeed to
sn be eI.ndsd over ,hs whole Of ,he Un.d ss @soS
fear Of concurrence Address Franco Y Herald ofcs
WANrED-rlREE ACTIVE AND RESPECTABLE
e. Sssay and Suitable 1S%% mem wi.
be literally treated With. Addrss 3,o06 Post Office.
WANIED-Two Active MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS
to procure sub.cribers for nasnacently illustrated
psa Apply S.'R.'S SoRD WI" be
s.v. q March, 1s for whs
,rr. AUsrESs sPIcER.
Corner Of William and Exchange streets.
"A to dspess Of HE farn.urs which hs. been recently
sns s ~ IT, si .pn family the house
~ to FRANKLIN c. FIELD. 20 Nassau street
with TIE Lace and Embroidery trade; also, three
PETIR ROBERTS Ss Broadway.
DRUo cLIRK. WANTS A sIryArIoN-Is PR
~ feety competent and with
TNFoRMATIoN wANTED--oF AN AGED oERMAN
woman, who left her home yesterday at III o'clock A. n,
and has since been heard o she speaks Enxsh ssd
rs s:s van
TEF0RhA1IoN wANTED-OF JOHN M'KENNA, or
HKenpon axed IA years; had want Of hair the left
side Of the head BY Also Of kilan
.Eed Is eaIs bregn eyes and brown hair They arena
York with their nther Daniel MKsapa where he died in
the Bellevue Hospital April 1877 they supposed 10 be in
New Jersey. Any Information OF them will be thankfully
receivsd BY JAMES n'CLELAND Norwieh, Conn. where
their mother Alice now lives.
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pATTLE OF RESAC. DE LA PALMA, FOR EXHIBI-
~ ton at the Society Library Lsonsrd and Broad
way-ihis grand nariOps painting feet by has been
admirably executed for the city Of Washington by Mr. Do
Cfaton who followed Gen Zachary aylor in the Mexican
campaign: The view Of the battle hsd we'll the
traits OF the several officers the to nature
This Rrsnd picture according what the General himself
wrote its author has the life and Of the real
enragemept" The exhibition will take place Monday
neat 18th instant for shsrt time, from o'clock A.
O'clock Pm. gen will bel attendance to explain
the incidents 81 the battle Admttance Is
The New York herald., 1850-02-17

NnTrIA CONSULTATION FNEs New YoRK.-The
Treasursrs Of uftytwo counties have received
mutation lines curing the last year Sal III 32 and
there has been expended So 1903 So The returns
lance will not be materially changed rhe following
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lust REctIvEe-BsJous FIRST QUALITY KID
Gloves, white and black lisht ana eark ALSO psin
hcuelin de lsire coiors and make. Also. large
seet 81 emhredered Nsntis sks shavis Paris Prt ted
co.st ke which s veil worthy The attention of buyes,
ad which the suhscrbsrs offer the best tras ~ their
Wholesale rooms 3t5 Prosdvay JANIS BESK \ 90.
DRY GOODS sALLsxES.-wASrED. SEVERAL
youpE men Of sctive business habits and accustomed
70 seats trade Also boys about fourteen Of
Ne. Apply a. t25 Broadway.
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M r. FDN ARD REtENNT, NfOLINlST LATE FRON
Nl HurgAr, tes srrcu.ce 70 the musiosl public 81
New York that be intends sivns and Vocal sns lnsru
mental iu,sdsy Ming February ~. at the
Tsrnseie which occasion he s 20 he assisted by ssn1ra
~ boffhs grand orchestra ard ssversl ~ the emf
nent srts ~ this city. farucusrs In future bills Ad-
ME isn ~ csrfa
MR. chr NoLrF. PIANIST or MA. sARAcco, Is
lsh prtp.red 70 lessons the Plano Forte In
schools. p,ys,e families ". -eud slso is. 70 obtain
board IN family where he could rive lessons In exchasge
for "a rlcsss address Mr. Chr Nof No is Hester
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Msgic Hair d. to color the hair whiskers, the
mont It b applied without injury TO the hair skin 1t
eaD be washed without disturbing the color and
has bad odor 1t IL eled sold at PHALONS, 1877
Broadway andby Fawcet 142 Chestnut street. Phila
depha.
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CALIFORNIA.
I CUNT co.'s CALIFORNIA ExPREss-FRBI0Hrs
~ from Psnama-Contracts for packages. trunks and
frsghts steamer March Let from Panama 70 San Fran
cisco and the Mines Once t Broadway wall street.
ALBERT WELLS, Acting sanaxsr.
~ REGoRYs CALIFORNIA EXPRESS sPE CIAL
~ Msspgers with through tickets TO San FrAnesce viii
leave for this Express BY the teamer Crescent City
Wednesday, s0h Instant and Phiiadelphia 7h March,
usuai with small parcels psokass and for all
parts California vhish viii be delivered By the pr0pstsr
JOIN G. THOMPSON. Agent. 60 Pearl street.
WETHoRE CRAY. COMMISSION hERCHANTs.
w Benieis California Refer 70 Lewis HanfOrd Sharp,
Wright, kpiev; and Y. Trssdwe New York; lager,
Ireadwsn. Perry Aissny g u. Carroll z Co. BOs,oni
Pendexter Ahlsn Baltimore The largest ships dis
charge earkoss At Benica without the expense sf light
eninE. r. r. WErkoRE,
s.C.GRAY.
~ n. HOTCHklss, SAN FRANCIsCO, CALIFORNIA,
HAVING located In cspacous warehouse aad wharf,
with sufcent vner for lighters Is prepared 20 receive
gsnments Of and refers 70 kssrs James T.
Leeier Co., l@ Iront strest. New York. snt 70 Ia O.
Cannon. Eco. New Haven.
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ITALIAN OPERA. AsTOR PLACE. BELOW EI0HTH
Bsns6t to the Sufferers by the late Hague
performed Donletts opera sera Of LUCIA DI LAehER-
MOOR Lucia signorina Bertuoca; Alice, Sgnors Avoga
dro; Edgsrdo sgnor G. FOr Ashton sgnor Beneysntano
Arturo sgnor Patt Ray mondo sspor Giublsi Normaao
Sgpor Parosz Conductor and Director, Max haretxek
Leader Her KreutIer Price Of seat: in bones
the evening Of the nee Psrqust S Amphthsate
.b cents Dosrs open at O'Clock. To 1t TX
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DR0OkLYN INST1TUTE.-A NIGHT WI BUkNS-
ID Mr. having volunteered his services aid Of
toe Burns Association Of Brooklyn will give Lecture on
Life rngs and Character of Robert Burns At the
Brooklyn stute Washington street. Tuesday evening"
February 18TH 1885, illustrated with songs nodeotal to the
lp Pregrsmme Part I1sons. Up in th. Morning Early
song John Anderson Jo song. Avans Nan for q That
lnteImisson Of ten minutes i.ssns Scots wha hse
hearts in the Highlands; Last May Braw Wosr cam
down the Lang Gleu song. 1reen Grow the kushes
Gsntlemens tickets 50 cents ladies' de- & CENTS for sse IT
the book and music stores and ~ the door, To commence ~
O'Clock
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paY oooDs, &c.

EANCY CAssIMEREs.-A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
of fancy Cassmeres of French English aud American
ntnuscture aso, Cloths ~ the various makes via Biol
smeni Sedan and sibeui together With ehoiee as
scrtment Of s vestins for sale IN Quantities " suit pur-
chssers.hy FORBES DUkDERDALE. 81 kaidsa lane.
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Hair Dye, only be procured At the manufaotory Wall
street The public should guard against limitations and
member this thing but the result Of
years study See various diplomas Persons whose hair
hsve l. corrected by calling above Copy the address
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Latest News.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. %.
| Mr.. Mckennan willnot return, He has resigned the
Interiors the duties were found to be too combining
This occurrence has surprised andmortifed the Penn
sylvanians. This vacancy was the subject OF Cabl-
net meeting to-day and aolhng was determined.
ANOTHER FAILURE. .Nelc York, Aug. 26.
w C. 81 A. Hunter, extensive flour merchants, in
South ST., have faied--caused, it is said, by Suy
dam, Gage g. Co.
Missouri ELECTIoN-St Louis, Aug "a. 1t
is now pretty well ascertained that the Wings have
elected fou. Congressman out offive.
INDIANA ELECTION. The Democrats have a
a majority of 20 in the Convention to frame new
constitution, and in the State Legislature they have
a majority of 45 on joint ballot.
TROUBLE IN THE CABINET. .NeW York,
.fug. &c. The Herald says the disagreement in
the Cabinet is between Messrs Webster and Nc
Kennan-Mr. Webster wanting the appointing pow
er relative to Marshals and District Attorneys to re-
vert to the State Department, and Mr.. McKennan
firmly opposing the transfer The latter did not at
lend Mr. Webster's recent diplomatic dinner. He
plead indispostion. He has repeatedly declared he
could not fulfill the many promises made by Mr.
Ewing
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FREE SOIL STATE CONVENTION.

Notice hereby given that the Annual State Conventoi
the Free Soil party of Massachusetts, will be holden
BOSTON, on Tuesday, September 18th, at tel
o'clock NJ to nominate candidates for the offices of Gov
enor and Lieutenant Governor and consider and adop
such measures may be deemed just and necessary in
order TO promote great of Freedom throughout the
Union and of equal rights and representation throughout
the Commonwealth.
The several cities and requested to choose del
egates Convention in proportion of three for every
Representative the General Court to which they are by
law entitled.
The Free Soil Committees in the several cities and towns
are requested to take all need steps to full
senaton of that portion of the people who consider the
claims Of Justice and Liberty paramount to those of party
BY order of the State Central Committee,
HENRY WILSON, Chairman
EDw. L. KEYEs, Secry.
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SIS,
SATURDAY, Aug. "a.

SATURDAY, Aug. "a.
Senate not in session.
HOUSE, In committee of the whole, the discus
sion of the civil and diplomatic bill was resumed.
Several amendments were acted upon.
Mr.. Hayward moved an amendment authorizing
the secretary of the interior to supply all places where
court rooms are needed which was adopted
MIR. Jones, offered an amendment, which was
adopted, making the pay ofaborers public grounds
deduction for sickness. Air. Hampton offered an
amendment as to import duties. Mr.. Toombs rose
to question of order, remarking, this is the APP
preparation bill, and the object of amendment is to
raise revenue" The chair ruled the amendment
not IN order Mr. Hampton said there was pre-
cedent for 1t In the same bill of 1886, which gave
rise to some discussion, but the chair was finally sus-
tanned. The committee rose without conclusion.
and the House adjourned
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The WHITE HoUsE-Hs Condition. Pres-
dent Fillmore, by the advice of his physician, has
taken apartments for the night in Georgetown, in
consequence of the unhealthy condition of the White
House. Gifts unhealthiness there can be no ques-
ton. 1t is believed that almost every inmate of
President Tyler and President Folks families, white
and black, were sick there and there died General
Harrison and General Taylor, who entered its walls
well while from there with the seeds of disease
lurking IN his frame, went President Polk, to die
short time afterwards And there too died the first
Mrs. Tyler The cellers of the White House are
exceedingly damp at all times, and from the base
ment story chilling atmosphere strikes one when
ever the basement doors are opened.-One feels at
once that such is nwholesome.-Added to this, the
malaria from the Potomac, without an intervening
object to break its effect, up full upon the
south side afthe White House, in all its undated
unbroxen power. The Long Bridge, as it is called
over the Potomac, actually bikes up the water, and
makes the river look like huge mill dam, while the
greenness of the sluggish waters its borders de-
monstrate to every one what must be the condition
of its atmosphere.
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FEATs OF MEMORY. We once,knew a vounU
lady, who would, from sheer memory, ~ take down 4
sermon word Tor word after the lapse ofseveral hours
She could not report it as the preacher smoke hn,
she could afterwards. She wrote out, for instance
q sermon some three-quarters of an hour long, and
sent It to the preacher who, on comparing t with
The MS, found not particle altered We have
known man who had some dozen Of the classics bv
h art, and, when in stupid company, would throw
himself back IN his chair, and read Eurpides off
from his own mind. Mr.. Since should have auded
to the extraordinary instances of memory exhibited
by diseased minds. The case is well known of n
servant grl, who, when mad, could repeat half IIo-
mer. she had merely heard her master, German
student, reel'e II at intervals, and could not remem-
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ENGLISH VS.. AMERICAN GIRLS. The Eng
lish gir spends than half her waking hours
IN physical amusements. which tend to invigorate
and ripen the bodiypowe She rides walks drives
rows, upon the water, runs, dances, plays, sings
jumps the rope, throws the ball, hurls the quot,
draws the bow, keeps up the shuttle-cock, and all
tins without having forever pressed upon her mind
that she is thereby wasting her time. She does this
every day, until it becomes habit which she will
follow up through life. Her frame, as natural
consequence, is larger, her muscular system better
developed, her nervous system in better subordna-
ton, her strength enduring and the whole tone
OF her mind healthier She may not know as much
at the age ofseventeen as the American girl; as
general thing she does not; but the growth Of her in
tellect has been stimulated by no hot-house culture
and though maturity comes later it will proportion
ally last longer. Eight hours of mental application
each day, for girls between ten and nineteen wears
or ten hours each day, as is sometimes required at
school, with two hours for meals, one, for religious
duties, the remainder for physical exercises, are
enough to break down the strongest constitution
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u A. number of passengers for California have
been derauded by couple Of scoundrels who opened
an Office in New York for the sale of passage tickets to
California Good tickets were given to Chagres, and
spurious ones from Panama to San Francisco. The
men who had been derauded found themselves at Pan
anna with no means of proceeding further and many Of
them had doubtless expended all their means in their
passage money and outfit Passengers should be care
fu where they get their tickets.
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THE CRoPs. In Ohio it is said that wheat this
year is Of very superior quality and nquauty great
er than any previous year. In Columbia county, NJ Y
wheat, rye, hay, oats and excellent In Yates
Co. the wheat suffered from the effect of the rains
while it was in the fields after being cut In the coun
try about Pittsburgh, Pahe grain crops are greater than
ever before gathered The wheat and corn crops are
fine in the central basin of the West generally. In
West Tennessee cotton and corn are bad; of cotton
there will not be more than half crop.
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I MAP OF WORCESTER. Our readers will see by
advertisement, that map of the city soon to be
published, provided subscription can be obtained
sufficiently large to justify the expense. The whole is
to be made from actual survey We have seen the
original drawing and ad it exceedingly accurate II
will be executed in good style and will probably be
ornamened with views of some Of our public buildings
Such map would be a very great convenience to our
citizens, who, hope and trust, will extend so liber.
al share Of patronage to the scheme to secure its
early accomplishment.
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% The Contoy released prisoners publish a long
statement in New Orleans paper, in which they say
they were hired to go to California by Captain Hardy
and were to receive 1000 each for year. In this
way they were deceived into forming part of the Gu
ban expedition As soon they learned the true OBJ
ect they refused proceed further, and were promised
to be taken back to New Orleans; butt before this could
be or was done, they were all arrested by the Spanish
steamer
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The NEPAUL Prince. young English girl
OF great beauty and high spirits has for SOME time
past excited much attention at the Court end of Lon
don; first, because she has been much talked of as
possessing an unenViabe but fashionable reputation
ana, secondly, because she courts nooriety by the
style Of her driving She is in her way sort Of Lola
Monies, determined to make figure and reckless If
the means. 1t is said that the Nepaulese ambassa-
dor has taken such fancy to her that she is to ac-
company him to the East.
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The 9TH Brigade, Brig. Gen. Morse, Commanding,
consisting OF the 9Th Regiment, of Light Infantry, I'M
der Col Longley, and the 9th Regiment of Light In
tantry, under COL Coolidge, will encamp in this city
near South Worcester, on the 9Th and 9th of Sept
The Brigade will be reviewed the 9th by Maj. Gen.
George Hobbs. This Brigade consists of sixteen full
companies, being the largest in the State The 8th
Regiment contains five companies, raised the past
year, one Artillery and four Infantry The town Of
west Boyiston turns out two new companies-one hun
bred and twenty men.
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LIFE OF AN EXQUISITE. He gets up leisure
~; breakfasts comfortably; reads the paper regular
ly dresses iashionably talks nspidly dimes con-
sideraby drinks superfiuously smokes elegantly
lives uselessy dies reluctantly is buried lugubri-
ously; and is missed by nobody.
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~ There arrived at San Francisco, by the
steamers Tennessee and California one hundred and
twenty-slx professional gentlemen, making one-sixth
OF the passengers in the two steamers At this rate
says the California Courier, pills ought to be cheap
this winter, and litigation abundant Many of these
gentlemen, however, will have TO dig in the gulches
Of the Sierra Nevada.
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ARRIVAL OF A MISSIONARY FAMILY. Rev.
Hosea Howard, Missionary of the American Baptist
Union, in Burnlah, arrived last week at New York,
in the British bark Ellora, with his wife and six chill
dren, by the way of the Isle ofFrance. They were
wrecked on their passage, and carried thher by an
American vessel