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The New York herald., 1851-12-09

NEW MEDICAL BOOKs.-A CoNPsETE PRAorIoAy
work the nature and trestmsnt Of Aslicsse dsA
and all the kindred By grest nuuS
Of beautifully eolered plates ~ large 81 las-oy HemI
Bosswek n D., lecturer surgery ana diseases Of u
edition. price SO Ezsact from ne Boston xsdeI sol
Msords AosOns works The family Of lsesss
and far superior 10 thing Of he kAd Q
cent? Author Of work on and ts Dspls
81. For sale - ths publishers STRIN0ER T6WN41G&
IN Broadway, and By ths authox 6O4 Drosdvav
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Tor sAvAEEAH-g. e sAIh LIsEcoTBi NEW NEW
vili i.svs shove Saturday December Is at sooioo
p from Pier Ne Fersh rgsr rcr freight or g.ss.se
The FLORIDA, Capt Lyon, on Saturday, Dec. %.
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THx HARaInp woxANp PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-

VNHx MARRIED woNANp PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
pantoBBy DT. A. n MAuricsAu, Professor Of DtssAses
sf WomeA-Twenteth Edition. l8mo:. PIP. D0-Prce 81.
M q :f physical and nsnss snxash e Iany
sAnS might have been spared By timely posses.oa Of this
work intended especially for the married thoss
contemplating marriage, dissosss important ssores
wn.sh ne a. sneulS bs kneyn se them particularly
hnily, 10 10 Of special importance.
Here. Also every fsnas-ths wife, ths mothsr-Ne
either budding into wonanhood ths other decline
Of In whom nature oontepatss important nge
rsnedie and s.rssn mode sf every complaint
10 which her ssx IL subject .
tlxIrHos eta stter fsem g,n0emaA In Dayton ohio,)
DAvToH, hayl. iS3
DEAR BIR ny wife has been bly, sinking for
three years In oonsequenoe Of her great
gush and suffering months before and during her
hnement: successive more and more
And pbsS Na1 on ks isss ooo..IOn asspairsd q" sup
p:ssd this state Of thns was neyssbs and resigned ny
months heard your book highly spoken Of - onlAinng
some matters reaching On lie rseep and Dsruss
mind and the Joy ~ pages impaired 20 wi learn
Ing that the great Of H. n provided
remedy mcpsrss Rro;Rscs 70 ns whiss sss
passsa over my head In All human probability ny wife
Nh. ofssurse impraeoabls 70 convey fully hs
rous sublsose treated Of they Of nature strictly
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Tusksr, Mobile Alabama; T. B. Peterson % Chssnut
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~ NUhkROUs CURE9 DAILY, By DOCTOR WARD. or
aelic,ts dsordsr-Hs Unfcrtunases rrissA bssss AZ
msaiones htherto bottle with boc1, only doss,
Who will give fees asr thsn By calling hin yos viii
save money and hetlth Csizsss and specially sangsrs
most apt 30 be pSsea ba careful 70 remen Ser 50 Cans
street where onlY knowa shs secret " ourss sxpsas7s
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Sailed.
Steamship Merlin Bernuda ship Ocean Queen, Grisvo
for Londcn.

RKruRsED-shp De Witt Clinton, Punch hence for Liv
eIpool H,h u returned In port shis morning having
ast nt during heavy gale from Sc lat ~ t0 Ion % o.
lsitted cargo and ehoeksd the pumps.
The Of PACKET ship Great Western have received
letter from shearman stating that she had been got OF
with trhng damage and would sail from Liverpool her
regular day.
Dys s-wnd ~ sunrise. ssw; ~ meridian, do; q, sun.
set sW.
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pASIYiG NAIL sIsAnsgIp ,coxPANY..oNLY

u JAVTTIV HhIL bTkAhbHIP ICOMFANr.-ONLY
Through Line fer Ssn Frsaosco via Chaeres direct-
fare reduced-0n Thursday. Dee H. al o'clock, p N
aet soeommoda.icns and speed, s0o tens, q rinslsI
ocloct precisely from her pier At the foet Of warren
street North River With the government malls dreo for
spsine United Slater nan stssmshis Panama 70 sail
Fthout delay fer San Francisco arrival Of the
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OF NERVOUS DEBTLTTY.-DR DELANxYs CELx-
prstsa SuTsnys lhstrumens the only isfsIibe ours
sbuse He may be bsd st his efos 81 Lpensrd ssrseA
given gratis II (postpsidJ applied for.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-11

VlUE uhscfihrr- Hre m1nuflcf
1 chnrly,ptfhsir Factory, o
bigdl, O lugI fi0f ii'IcIc 0i
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FUR CAPS

\EM 7. BURNnAM has just received Urge addition
W his assortment of FUKS, OTTER CARS, ucU si,I
FUR, SEAL NuTRA, 6c, &C; ail tiuds ct cops uian
featured ~ "ser. Rome nhoi ibe PLACE bus cheap
where the article IS Manufactured.
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Re-Opened.

TUE subscribers have this day fc-opencd the DEPOT
STORE, In Waterbury, recently occupied by q. Fos-
ter where they intend u Keep, and have on hand
lafrp stock of
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Livery Establishment.
NORTHERN RAILROAD
pW-stuErDsh5rc.


EItS ROAD contacts at Nnlc River Junction, tht
Vermont and Canada, c. ntal and Pa.sumpsc Railroads
with The toncold, Manchester Nashus, lowell Bu-ieu,
awtenc Salem, Worcester, and Norwich Roads
the FROM ct Canudi, Northern Vermont.
aud Sow hampshire 20 Boston.
This iuutc passes through the Capitals of New Hampshire
aud Vermont, ami thc fare nud freight low by any
Aurr july st, l-a0 Passenger rains
the above Rlds etr Boston from che Depot of the Low
Road for West Lebanon, Wells River Montpelier and Rur
mgton az IS a. und 70 Ma aud for BRISTOL l2 NJ,
ouve West Lebanon for Nashua, Lowell, Bosou, Groion
Junction. Worcester aud NewNofk at 90 A. NJ and 90
p H. aud Bristol az s25 A. NJ, or on lhe arrival of the
from Wells River and burlington.
Passengers from the CHnai and Pnssumpsic Roads via
ord and Nashua arrive Groou Junction. Noicos;ot
aud New York quck and cheap any other route.
special Cade Tram VIII 60 ihInugh tlis route
every iuo-dy without stopping. here cuue reus
aud good recommendations the landing about 4ths
mile from rortefs by this route dToteiA nave not only
The advantage ufthe Clmhrdge aud Brighton Markets. ut
also the market al Manchester Nashua, Loc iasfence
and Salon.
Ffosh Trains tun daily each way [sundays exceptedl
over the Central fussumpso, Northern, t"ncsd, Nashua
aud Lowell Roads aud Tom urugton Nrl. River md
the Depot 90 the iowrl Road Boston Merchandise a
kinds carried cheap aud eAPedousy h1 any other
route.
ONsLoW sTEARNs, Agent
Concord, y u. Juae, 81, 1850. s.Hf
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PECK & LEWIS.

HAVE Just returned from Boston and receiving largo
additions TO their iotmei stock Of Goods, which
selling for Cash a. prices lower than Our Goods
sis in part OF 10000 lbs SUGARS OF all grades, 900 lbs
Jones' Extra TOBACCO, 1000 lbs Java and other kinds Of
COFFEE, 25 Chests of ihose uca Y. ". TEAS, FLOUR,
NAILS, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, BUTTER, CHEESE,
LABD, EGGS, FlsII, SALT, sc. &c.
a General Assortment Of Domestic GOODS. together
with 100 Boxes Of Custom nude BOOTS and SHOES.
which selling for Cash at prices before offered
Mon'pehc Those wishing to get Good Bargains will do
we'll to call on rECK A. LEWIS.
Spahlinnis FLOCK Main st. d2
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FITCHBURG RAILROAD
tss.:s7sa Trains will leave Boston as
TavAT follows:

For Fnehhura $50 q ~ Eaptoss,) u 4. NJ 334 p N
POI Concord 90 lnd ~ A. NJ, 3.15 and $50 2. NJ.
For Waltham, so, $40, 10 and ~ A. NJ. 81, 234
4 "a aud 6 "A T.. NJ.
For Waertowu s. and s,l5, A. NJ. la NJ, 2,2o Ia,
and IA T.. NJ.
For Lexington OF 2 ~ A, NJ, ~ and 3 Lap.
DOWN TRAINS WILL LEAVE FOR BOSTON.
From Fnchbug ar $50 A. NJ, - NJ li20 Eapross) and
4.iO =. N.
From Concord al aul a. NJ. los, g. and $50 2 NJ
Prom Walham al 7.25, S., 925 and u A. ~, 49, 4,
9 "a aud 20 r. NJ.
From walelo~nat6 I-2, ana n a. NJ, iso, $50 and
q P. NJ
From Licking on a. 2, so and 70 a. NJ, and 80 =. NJ
For further particulars Pathfinder Railwny Guide
:. Nj. FELTON,, Superintendent
boston Nov. 5, 1912 SO
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(sAME into my enclosure, the last Of October small
- two year old rcd lloiic white face he owner is no.
ihed 10 prove property, pay charges and take away.
. ALANsON NYE.
Montpelier, Nov. 25, 1851.
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Eoieted e--t act VI songtcss, in tho year 1851,
BY j. :. HOtctfON M ". 10 the clerks Office Of the
Ia n Zen
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1fiTii;A, ONLY $25 E:;1
FOR A HON ESTEAD
80 Farms worth over $4,000. M,
5000 LOTS. To he iistributcd
mOng 300 subscribers.
TO suppl, the demand Tor the lots aud fa,ms bsy. ia
aud The land already sold at tonanyc to be- Of , 'aa
size, AND disposed Of and divided among the Yucha.
instead Of -. ~ iaims
ihaye been induced do this from The great pgmh..
persons wishing TO purchase these Lots and fnrms ~
Improvements On that part Of BE Island cousaati,
cfea'ng and large numbes OF persons have now boee
tetosted 10 those lands. This additional tfact h. IN
respect equal TO me other urd ut The heg ore nos
ing taken they will uil be soil 100 few weeks Abou, an
Each subscriber ontted to Lots 95 BY 100 foe, i
together or FARM oi from Alto % acres. The shares AZ,
before tho day OF distribution, and the balance in monthly
The lots are situate IN The Village Of LAKELAND ,.
Long Island knilfoad, County Of suffolk, and A. mills, f
the ciiy Of New York. where hnudsomo buildings afe a
depot for the termination Of te carly and late h
that place end brooklyn. T. is one of the healthcst ns,
Lake beautiful sheet Of WATER about three boz t
conference Of singular ragspaiency aud OF great a,p
tani from tie great South Boy, witch b. miles wda a 81
miles Tong ahundan'l suppied with oysters, clans did an
These and. viii produce much per acre, with be ..s
cuNsuton 90 auf laHd wu hty miles ci 900 c.fy ola.
York
Several eeanencn Of che fi'i ts,nemahbiy wlo b.,.
ltoY visited lattiand aud examined he crops graus
den vegetables, equal efy tri have srsn DO sn m
OF the rouni proving conciu,ivey lhai iho so ca
OF plotae1s .na ,' ID ,he hshes' oieeon, oi tAui s
Wheat Of he same quality. wh eh grows here iuauIasa.
about miles ifon his place, who tece lived lor t
! doc 81 lrilr mo" INN Two ocfcs, slo0
l1kcsnd station O.. loeafed 600 ta hiiiefs af il. f.,
in' if9tl whence n'ts zoo setcf1 nucs day to Brook
in end New lo,F fo suaace o' he l0d s smooth aai
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old stomach Complaints.

There is form OF bIn STOMACH COMPLAINTS
rit-ii frHrh lnd remove 90 once. 80
matter how ,id they bc 1t e'es iN- FAINT khllEF!
gle dusr 400 rho Unpleasant symptoms and o.
ou ceds be repeated o short une fa make these good
ehrris u,im4nrnt PURITY or MOOD snd ViGUR or
bpuA iloe once. o. plricuiir1 cVcrli.nt
"a i ius'u Vomiting, Cramps, Soreness oi ihr tit OF
stomach. lsrss aue eating low. cold OF tho Blood,
ictynHs-, Lownr.s ~prts Dependency. EmLciat
Weakness, tendency to insanity, SuIeid~, Sc.
Dr. HpUGuIUN'S rErSiN, is Sold hy ucaf'y ali tha
d"u Cine Popular Med throushuut
Iutei states. T. prenarcd Powder and Fuid form
sand Doc fie.crn-iYn, ,i'- lof iho use cot r,sicsus.
fhN ATE CtKCT LARS Dor Goo uo of rh, -cInns, may
Boz r5incd of b. iiuusbtnl his AGENTS, describing s
whHe w"ccss cot preparation, aud giving Che nutuine sop.
on WHICH tho tat1. 0t flis tcHtIy ua,rI As BE-
Noe A -ErBEI KENEuN, no objection can be rits,d
against '- use M rn -ialu- respectable reus lnd &
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The Weather, Crops, etc..

We make our quotations numerous, and aim to
select those, which, by position and in other res
poets, are most likely to represent correctly the
condition Of the crop in important or fertile cotton
districts. 10 our weekly subscribers especially.
this will be acceptable. They can tell what is
growing around or near them, but nothing else
than full reports from all other sections of the cot
Fton region enable them to Judge whether thew
are more backward, or in any respect worse of
than others, and what sort of prices thew NAV
expect for their cotton.
In LoUIsIANA.-The editor of the Madison
Journal, usually an accomplishing resigned Ito
his fate) functionary, cannot contain himself on
the hot subject of weather. He says, on the 9Th
| instant:
II the heavens were of brass they could no. be
more unyielding. 1t is now nearly three months
since this parish has been visited BY rain suficen,
TO wet the ground Corn is ruined, and cotton il
| suffering for want Of it.
Our planters are complaining Of an insect that
y inJuring the cotton, resembling the common flea
though somewhat larger. 1t operates in the same
way as the lice, but is more destructive.
We observe that an insect Of nearly the same
character is working on the cotton in Catahoula.
MARYBAND.-The Eastern Shore (Md., paner,
speak Of the crops as promising large yield. The
Centreve Times says:
" The wheat continues to improve. as well ms
the oats and grass. Should no disaster befaI the
wheat, rather more than an average crop will be
made. The farmers are busily cnltyaing theiI
| corn, which is very small for the season.
In Kent county, the corn crop is growing finely
The News says:
I'VE have received several stalks of Mediterra
mean wheat from DR.. Fisher, of the Lower District
One Of the stalks measured six feet six inchss ~
| length" ~ '''''e III
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POPULATION OF THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE The
Russian ministry have just published the census
OF the Empire for the year 1916. In European
Russia 1t contains 1855, 1884 souls; in the four
Western Governments of Siberia 2,l53,95s; in
the kingdom of Russian Poland 1890, 900 (this
Is an approximation merely y in the Grand Duchy
Oh FINLAND l,ooO0oO; in the territory beyond the
Caucasus 2,5oo,OO0; total 63,600,O0O Ii we add
10 These the inhabtant7 of the district of Jarkusk,
OF the Island of Kamschatka, of Ochoisk, of the
American possessions, the submitted Ksgis hordes,
ana finally the army, the entire population of the
Empire Will amount to 65,000,OOO; of these
49'ooo,oo0 belong TO the Orthodox Greek Church,
f,Soo,ooo 10 the Roman Catholics, $500, 900 are
ProIeslanis, 2,4o0,0O0 Mohammedans, !, 200 900
Jews, 200 600 Armenian, Gregorian and Arme
man Catholics, 600, 900 Pagans.
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Three Days Lates. Still !!
ARRIVAL OF the AMERICA,
COTTON ACTIVE!
Interesting Political News

NEW YORK, Tuesday, June IO.-The Cunard
steamer America has arrived at Halifax, bringing
Liverpool dates to'the 31st May. She bring, the
following intelligence:
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
,LryRRPooL, May 31.--The market last evening
closed firm, at the prices current on the 24th. A
good demand has prevailed during the week, and
the sales reach $1,000 bales, of which exporters
fcSk 1000, and spectators 5000. The quotations
are; For Fair Orleans six and half, and for Fair
Mobile 3D. C?) Flour is unchanged. Pork is in.
active business being checked by the advanced
rates asked by holders. Hams are dull. Shoulder,
IN request. Rice is quoted sixteen shillings to
eighteen shngs and three pence Tobacco quiet,
Freights fiat
Neither of the Philadelphia steamers, the Citv of
Glasgow or the Lafayette, had arrived when the
America left
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The school superintendent.


| some osys 1nce' me De''a censufeo INC e'ec
''0n o. sn.e"an' em'nen'y quahnea 'o' I'M
post, oeeeess ne was not resident OF me Guy
fank'y admitting that y was igno!sn' Oh 'he guam
| Hcauons q the person elected. when we Po'nte.
ost 'ne nJusuce o. sucn cehsure' the Depa reP'ieo
mat the very TACT OF ITS ignorance was Proo aeans
i inc omcer' ~ woula De uhIorunate iof tne ih'er
ests OF the city, 1t the standard Of capsb'lty AM
respec'aolh'yswas me acquantance OF the DeHa
w!noutto smoment fecoeA'z,ng inc CORRECTNESS
Of the Delta sssumPton' tnat all the decency AM
insss"gence are within the circle OF its knowieoge
We promised 70 Mfnlsh It's ed"of win such inlor
NATION a. we nao' respecting the new oiheer
Anat paper, with characteristic harness, instea'
oAeiving me Information TO us readers, leads Of
public attention from tins point, and would, 1t pos
sioie, distract our attention. 1t seizes on an incl
oentai sop'c' ana win great parade makes tina
the teeme Tor column. 1t denies that IN its artl-
cies has attempted to rdicule or condemn North
ern men. That editor, with the most amaole dis
position, and the most innocent intentions, ire
qnently is SO unfortunate as to publish what gives
offence which, however, Is all sawed over with
the disclaimer q any offensive Intention whatever.
For Instance, ~ Saturdays evening edition con-
faihed this pss1ge:
we Know several gentlemen, living IN our
ln,uI. M,'u .n.. win W., ~nose
nec,;cn; as ndsrd and who.e elect;on a. svnsr;n-
tendents and teachers would be more satisfactorv
to the people than that of perfect stranger fut
thess gentlemen have not had the New England
sWfusm1fHr-they have not come here, as we I'M
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Political News,
Observation-Disclosures

sSA~oHAN -.HIOTS.
fhe Ministry has obtained 1, majority of eipb
votes on motion Ielative to Ceylon. 1t is no,,
believed that Lord John Russell is sal. for m,
remainder Of the session. and no change is expecte,
in his ministry.
"A meeting of the Proteotionists was held on IN,
9th, at ramworth, and was mobbed by the ponu.
lace, The military was called out to ouell tn,
not, and number of persons were injured.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BALTIMORE, June 10.-The Mayor of this city
has announced to the Council, that Col. Sander.
son, City Collector, is defaulter to the amour,
OF $4,000. His chief clerk, C. Egsrton, son.in
law, is responsible for the defalcation, as the
books were under his charge Colonel Sandersou
has given up all his property
George II, Nesbtt has been appointed Post.
master at Macon, Georgia.
MEETING OF THE NEW YORK
LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, Tuesday, June lO.-Ths Legislature
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Captain William Rodgers. one of the Oldest
steamboat commanders on the Western waters,
died suddenly on board his boat. the Archer at ST.
Louis, on the morning of The Sd inst
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HIGHER WATER.-The St. Louis Intelgencer.
OF the Sd, says that heavy rains had again swelIed
some oil the upper rivers, and that several feet
higher water might be expected there. The water
has entered the cellars in st. LOUIS and the mer-
chants have been removing their goods to higher
places in their buildings
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Hon. John c. Spencer denies, in card, that he
has been made, or knows any thing of his being
made, Commissioner settle land titles in Califor
MIA. There must b. he adds some Mistake.
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JEWISH SYNAGOGUE IN BosToN.-The Jew
lsh Society, which has for some years sustained
Itself in this city, slowly augmenting its numbers,
has at length purchased an estate at the South
End, for the purpose of erecting a synagogue
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On Thursday, 5i inr by the Rev. Mr. Beisr Pastor Of
St. Thercsas Church. Mr.. RICHARD KEENAN, 10 Mrs. b.
DELLA E. MoMURRAY. both Of this city
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TROUBLE ON THE HALF-BRED TRAcT.-We
learn that few days SINCE some two or three hun
| dred settlers on the Halfbred tract, incensed by
some S'o.tios Of tA.s'- sss-s local sadc Preov-dod
In body to the house of one of the settlers.
about forty miles below Fort Madison, and after
removing the family and furniture outdoors, deIib.
erately set fire to the building, fences etc. reducing
the whole to ashes. The occupant of the house
seeing them approach, fled into the woods, and it
Is presumed, from the excited state of feeling
existing against him, thus escaped the California
penalty. We are not advised of the cause which
led to this sudden outbreak, but presume it arose
from that constant source of trouble among them
unsettled titles burlington Telegraph.
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FRESH DIFFICULTIES WITH MEXICO. - Au
thentic information from Chihuahua states that up
wards OF twenty millions of dollars are claimed for
damages done to Mexican properly by the Indians
from this side of the Rio Grande These claims
have been filed with the Mexican authorities for
presentation to our Government under the treaty,
which provides that we shall prevent the Indians
from committing depredations. No doubt many of
the claims are fraudulent, or for damages done by
their own Indians, with whom they are on bad
terms. This is but a commencement
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CENSUS RErURNs,-'Fhe Washington papers
publish corrected census returns. The total
amount of population was twenty-three millions
two hundred and nnetY.elght
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On Tuesday morning, the 10th inst ct 10 o'clock. Mrs
MARIA McDKRMorT, of the late c. Pauldng. aged
80 years.
u Her funeral will take place This Afternoon, "wednesday
o'clock from the lae residence c. Paudng New Lsvee
between Louisa and Gaenne
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description and the names Of his late associates,
together with the object Of their visit to the Crystal
Palace.
The result is, that several efficient police Off
GERS have started off to London, to take care Of
these chsvaiisrs dindustrse, who, by the by, are
said to be well dressed, gentlemanly looking men,
and some of them are highly educated. Now that
the object is known, they will Of course fail to ac-
compiish it. An experienced officer told me the
other day, that gentleman gambler or sport
ing man., Of any notoriety, is not to be seen in
Newly ork now, and that the fashionable hells
are all cosed-London, at present, offering supe-
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STKAMsuIP W1NFxLD ScoTT. = This fine
vessel arrived here yesterday at noon, from New
York, which port she left on the afternoon Of the
"a Instant
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ARKANSAS RIvER.-At Fort Smith, on the Both
nlt, four feet water in the channel, and ris g
slowly
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TO THE PURITC.

II A. W. ScArrs, the present Collector for the Third
Representative District candidate for State Collector
the Second Municipality. isll
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HUNTING THE BUFFALo.-Four hundred and
nlnety-two packs of buffalo robes and skins were
received in st. Lonis on the ID instant,