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CURIOUS. NETWORK AMPHITHEA
~ TER, No 81 Bowery.
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 5,
SUPERB ENTERTAINMENT by the combined Eque
trian Troupesof
X. SANDS 4 Co and ]. j. NATHANS L Co.
Doors open at 6 PM Performances TO commence at
Boxes, 70 cents; Pit, l2t cents
Extra performances on Wednesday and Saturday sfte
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Il neat Swiss Cottage two-story and attic, basements
aiding DOORS Rent sOo Also, large two story and
attic II rooms folding doors easements kc Rent low.
Aso half twosiory brick House rent low TO May
Inquire corner OF Mynle-sv. and Frsnsn.st. -
r.. X VAN BUREN,
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pOARDING--Twol large and two small Rooms
I'D on the second floor can be obtained BY entaen add
their Wives single gentlemen, at NO. Ill Cuyels-a.-
Refers nee "A EXCHANGED.
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I:5 I4Sa

At Manchester, y. H.. III consumption. Mrs Lucy
T.. daughter Of Ihcn {. Foster. Ell, AMI wife al
.I:mc- .. AlIl- editor vi the American. a.el 30
At North panvc, Feb, C. "f the Typhoid Fever
With u congestion "ittc lungs. Capt Ira y Stevens
in the sd wear "i hi age.
In Danvlr Feb. i, Daniel H. son "t Leonard
ami Abigail Clc:or,i. a,c'l four wears x " months.
In bradford. 18th inst, Mr. Christopher Martin
ace about II wears. Mr. VI. Wa engaged ia get
tin. w"" in company with another person. When
the eNtrrn" top" falling tree struck him upon
the back "i tn, head, causing his death >""n after.
NJ North HlvcrililI, Feb. C. Mr. Sarah Sartwe!l
ace! about =; wears.
Ia M"rrrowI. Jan. %. Mr. Charlotte I.i-cnmh
wife "t Rev. e. Li>c"rnh Of the Troy Conference
agcI 30 vorr~.
~ tirccl,sh "ro Ian. g. MARY Helen. daughter II
Rev Henry and Sarah {. Melville, aged II week
Al" nj ,ir-cn>horn. Feb 4. Sarah G.. eldest dnugh
ter Of the late Vim. 4. Chaplin. and wife Of Rev
IIcrry Mcl,.llr, aged ~ y-Ir>, months. and L
,aN-.
l,r- =. ,:.,s. of,r'. r,.o.;l. J.. t. J.,
ban. ...li ,ili.r maze ,h,Lit .,nI :, Ngl"a..
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tIlt ann Insult : h':' fatal ie'-" l'' "ii'
Mrs M",ril, WIS in earl cliildiuoi deprived O." 'r
mother aud which ia Me-, $50 i'rlliilg';, -"
life al her ft.i"r, til"t i'0 prevj" +" Ter iarf
a,e. and ic,lia.'. about the Period of h''r father
death CORN snct'l It. ,!irriul work upon 'r '2
and =, length terminated he, life an, that ri her III
FAINT daughter
Mr. Melville WIS beloved ~ all who knew her
Her fam> wee few. her ,irt''", 'aany- In June
1875 She publicly Ir"cci her faith III Chfl>i. ;'t''
became 4 member Of the church =" w:'i~h her father
WAS pastor Ev a well ordered lie. -hr ha> >;ncc
hnilorei the profession she then male. Her end Wa
peace. She lnnged 10 depart ami I've with Christ
When little before her departure her husband -'i'i
To- her. Sarah almost envy v"u ,"ur position.
She REPLIED Il !" not wonder NJ i'll w"ui not ~
change places with vou'' When told that she had
al most probably hut few hours To live, she sui
with much effort and ina whisper, ''lrelocc /" hear
ii. Ii is pleasant 10 me 10 think ii living. ] know
ain al sin hut hide myself under th-- rgiie"u>-
m.>- of Christ" Again. 81 Ingr" l,e with .lr-n>
when >ce him y, he j. shall love him as l"nglit
She expired without Struggle or grran, sw"cty
falling a>rrI, in 'csrs: and as through tears We
looked upon her. and in Imagination i"l"wc her ''e
parting spirit in its upward flight: almost ii-
cicd I voice from heaven procailninr, blessed are
the dead which die in the Lor! from hrri"cf"r'l
YEA: saith the Spirit. that thsv may rest from then
labor, and their works 10 follow them.
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&rE:AAL =

In East llariwick. Jan. "S. hv Rev. y. | nd"r
wood. Mr Miles G.. Nelson AMI Miss Sarah Mlran'!;
SWEET both Of Iar.iwck.
~ lirrm"nt. y. H. Feb. :. Mr. ',eorye krndric X
Of N"whurv. VI. and Ms Filna Woodward, oil
Prrmont.
In R:,r,"n. Feb Q. hv Rev. Mr. fcrrin. Mr. Dame
". Lane "i l>hhurnhan. NJ AMI Mis- Icru>I;
f., daughter Of Cyrus Ecrni>. E,I. "i I'art"n.
In Mar>hto'l. Jan. L.. hv E"'. Mr. l;cicl. Mr. f.
ra>tn> Il. pwimcl and Miss C"Iinia Il. Smith.
In Bradford Feb. II. hv Rev. ". J. kddcr. N
Erasmus ID. Emcr>"n, of Ihcif"r'i, and Mis- Ali
gail Wallace Of I.tletun. y. ii.
N.I"hri>"n Feb. H. hv Rev. james i'uyhcrty
Mr. John s. Smith oil Newport, 10 Mi, Mary l.
Stone "i Johnson.
In Chelsea, Jan. :? by Few. e. W. k"ll"g-, Rev
iluiIlr lIi;clIruck. Of the Vermont Conference am'
Mrs I.uNa l.. hurcc>~ "i Chelsea.
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THE MAINE LAW

For the suppression OF the liquor traffic, AMI
80 much discussed these DAYS, will be found
IN full in this number ofour paper.
TIE FIRE II roETLAND.-W are sor-
~ 10 learn. as We do by note from him.that
our friend DIR. Joel IIoughton, formerly of
this town. was among the sufferers bv the
Portland fire, His loss was that of very
tinc horse, sleigh, harness, robes, &c.
&, \ citizen of the East Village sends us
the following, accompanied with the request
that We publish it. What does it mean?
FORTUNATE FIRE At st. bloomsbury
East. on Tuesday evening. about six o'clock
a fire was discovered in the school house
fortunately many people were absent attend
in" a lecture at the Plain. The fire did bu
little dama@e to the dilapidated Old house
Supposed to be the work Of an inrcnliarv
No insurance.
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doubt. the man whose bones are found. Mr.
Snow saws he was respectable Young man.
Of y years, a ship carpenter by trade. and
had ic"n TO Georgia cutting ship timber IL"
came in on the Western train that evening.
on his way home with II others. They all
went to Gray's Hotel near TIE Eastern depot
intending to leave for brunswick in the NOR
ming; only ten of the company could get ac-
Communications: the other four (ot whom Lin.-
colt was onel then went to the American for
the night Coroner Norton has sent these
facts t" Brunswick. and inquiries if l.. has re-
turned there.
There were numerous rumorS on Saturday
of other bodies being tourd-but it proved IL
he only parts of thi>-and nothing has been
found to show that more than one persisted.
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Fran hc .-lrqu$ otMr 1GM

II,
:. ~ ">N i''"f ND IN TIE hlINS.-
T.a,,nan "';,. " '''a''"h' AMER 'nr
III ,h Ln a. VI nllrS'''E '''@h'' That amI
ln.. h;,,;f' ' '' rn '"e s'Ine' no person l'an
,on ,ln, h.1 a, VI, '' ,r| 'he RUNS az
,,lam,:l h" g., ,'m.n o',| Oh >a''r''!' 'hr
,t ",,. ''' ''"', some one ila''
i,,',, .n, ',.'.' ne '"'''S 81 n''-
Ual t,n n,.',;'al '"''': '"' ''N'', ~ '"r ''H
>''''''''''" w., "'''' ''' o'>cr'-
~ ,nI nhanra I'a' ,I"'. lit remains burn
=, %',' "''' va - '"'t were; were pronounce
nJ ,hn ,,n, '',, 10 ,'' ',''sr t" a MAJ
.'',' w., '"'l'"'r'''" t.. "r"'tr Nor
" - sou - '''N' '''"' ~ 'h'
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Derby Academy.
TIL. STRING ITEM

THE Spring IleM
AZ ;h,> INSTITUTION WI c"'ri:n''n"" "n W'r''''.
I y ,av ~. 81 .l.iv 81 March next. under Tho
char, lie I'rr'ar''r1.
FErrrrirK MOTT :, Z.
NJ l. NJ. pEAN. ! .,is a. -u'~-r;"r advantages
,nI >..,uc .rcrlrc H. ! Ic.ra,-. ri! lake ~"
r',arc %: - F'ualc p"i'ar'ri'''. :.'it ''" In
>,r,.rr''ls IN Fr,-''''l
M Ann rlTE' T. MI '.''irjf.r. - ~ li-"ri"
ZION u,',i IN. Pam" ami i'lian. anal Ms l-AlEA
kENp AL l,-<,',> in Drawing and Painting
>,r,-;l, attention MI J.. r5vn'' :, IL ~ln
wish i.-l.f Ilsr;-, "r f'-lcl;,i- The ensuing,
Au,,,'o Recommendations - prli''-r VII l. fur
ni>h.l ~ The Ear;,r,;'' Hp-", AMI in r'va'" tam-
li,.> IN The Nilla.- l~ai,- -. y III ' furnished
i''r;,."-.' wi-lril.. ." l"'ir,l '';~'r-.Ir">.
AUSTIN NnECEn>>. >ccre-arv-
nrr,,l. Eri,. i" 49, .1,'r.;
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CRAFTSBURY ACADEMY.
TIT. SPRING TERN

THE SPRING TERM
HF this Institution will commence March 81. uli-
- der the continued instruction "f
JONATHAN ROSS. \. Il.
assisted bv such competent teachers n the wants
at the >ciu"l NAV require.
Board from SI.2I I" 81. % per week. SIN To- =,
will hc aided in obtaining board application Il
. The Principal.
The Interests of the s"h""l AMI scholar rrlur.
that az should tr present N the b's'"niog al The
Term.
" :. HILL Secretary.
Feb. l.. lS52 1sow3+
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House and Lot for Sale.

TINHE >ul>crihcr "i;,r- L; az pleasantly stu
l.c! rIar,. ~ Wal,-r' ~. Rad ,.,iin. 'r,'i
M,nr..lier >rall>":,l. and ',,r">iIc the South
Meeting House. consisting ii u -,"-
DWELLING; IIuT 81 HArN. SIIrr SHOT.
III. N-H>MlTH SHHr.
ami twn acres d; Land rcarlv covered with Emit
Trees. The Iulirrs ar in -'-"! repair. ai wafer
very convenient
The above ''.,mi>,.> " ~ he >"d ,hcap. For fur
thor l.,r.;ri,r> il"l,lir, 81 i. u. Knight. Walden,
ar If T.. =. r'i"f. \. .I",r,l>i,urv
fch. H. lSa3. sa.if
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Phillips Academy.

FVNiE >Ir+u- Irrlu y ~ r'1runNnv" on TIL II
! DAY. tho I:Tlin
>,.,rr.i Young lad- ..u 10 accommodated VITA
l.,rari Il; Mr. i:urih1,u. rrar The A"al",nv l'uili
lag. A>A EEAlNEEp. rrinrijcl
nam,llc Feb. !. -. 7lt'u%
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the I'LL which he regarded as calculated to
render strict Justice TO to the Oregon dele
gate.
The debate was continued by Mcs>rs
Toomh>. lIihbard. McMullrn. and a>hhurn,
in opposition to the bill, and Stewart. Parker.
ut Indiana. and Stanton of Tennessee. in IA
vor Off it. Pending the discussion, the House
adjourned.
RosToN. CoNCoED AND MONTREAL r..
R-Thc receipts OF the Boston. Concord and
Montreal. Railroad for the month of January
were Sll .9s,; -
I'm January. 1851. lo.Io3 46
Gain this year. sl.3?o 81
The business of the month has been con-
>i'lrrahlv interrupted by heavy SHOWS. The
earnings Of the wear ending February !. cx-
hibit a gain Of over 5000 over the previous
wear
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Hound Lost.

&TEhlEn from lie <rli,,Crihor. on :hr .rh Feb
- marv. >'nall full blood English Hound. In
color she i nearly white. hu: marked with round
black spot fla ri"' So. AMI large. hlark >Ir'
-. the lt SIDE, rctch:n" NJ "n +" the >h"uld"r--
Whoever will return said de-. I" III" subscribe
. ,wh" may hc found ~ h. i;l>un'> Shoe >'"rr.> al
Civ. information here she may lac found, hall h'
suitably rewarded.
DAVID SA\EneN.
81 John, bury Feb l. ISL ,iuwS.
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INOTHtR PHySIfIiN'S IFSTIWnNr


Mr. TrwIr-pcar >ir: could send Won Il dozen
certificates. ir"u: AMI decisive. al III" :'':v
i've effects of v"ur valuable, liz>ln # Mid Cher
~. within the past tw"lvrm'nith>. und-r my own
supervision ami direction. ln."''. l. know al lew
persons VII" have Use, = ",n''r-irj, "iv. Int
mend II III the strongest terms. \ ':,>r "f A>thu'.
The scvcrc>I | ever >aw. 10 wiIviI | vi. r:i'!"d =
month 400. "viurc the superiority al III" Ell-lrr.
This disease. I>.c -ix weeks and H." r.pa. and
>uil,Iin. Urea !inl; b" -: NJ ui.. Il'
gentleman told I" give him something !" n,
HIM home III mc>' 81 that he might hi, Wife
aIiI child and de i'll I'racr ave him l'"ttl,
ut the lial.IIH. AMI four ounces "f >Nrul's squalls
directing him tn take t-I->I""'liul '!''>c> "i i''>i
S"r.!rHx olive I'll. when ~" difficult, G." breathing
Wa. greatest. Next ,iav forced his dc>l",rdrul
will and made, him taxi, >ix bottles Of Ni>tar> Bal
sam al Wild thcrrv home With HIM present. he
havn ALLEGED that he had used much expensive
medicines L. ~ profit. Last week Mr. y calir'' ana
cxlrr~-ed hi gratitude t" in tn" wa1n.'-t rmi-
urr. >ar! the mcrin" had saved his life. lniI l'i'
whole hill an. t,".k TX h,,rlr> more. and ict NY
office Tor h"nr-. rejoicing.
Very respectfully v"urs.
WI SHAW NJ n.
Washington. " {. tu.. IL. ~.
None l. genuine uIIi"-S signed l. ltrT "n tt.'
WRAPPER.
ALt>T>-I. &. Bingham. John Bacon. -. Johns
hurry: H. {. Eahcock. Pa,sum,Nic; LANES Clark
Barnet; Gc'rcc C"wles. Ky ecatc.
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SUGAR PANS,

II tpE oia r.w material. that viii no. rrI=i 90
vi Iinlart IRONY properties To- In" sugar. For 81
bv the >.-cyil,r al hi. ii" Al -. l"ll>'Ery; a.
nj the obi -'iui a, Danv'll'.
Please call and examine. i. EolNIoN.
Eel. ,. So. .-,>v';
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4 ,rrr III Ni'N Wv - -
.,,,.rDN IuMrN-r Loss OF :
,,, I.IrE,, il
..''.' I.. any ,lriy-
,. Wvja-i'I a''', '',,'' ',..,,an wa. yis-
.rWIa-". N''" ~ :,,,I,.,,,, y
!r-'r"h' .'''' Us ,n. ,,,.,,r,,,., .
,ro' o"iE a '"'- .I.. ,HI,.,. rom-
'rr l.. ''''' ,i;,b dI the M
t"l' ,,,,,,J ;u., ,,ovr
.,. 'ma-,. j.. La. H., I,t.ly been {
-. "h.. " c.,1l.. ,L,. W..,rrn
II" 'ii'" ,,.o..,., ,b. .,r,a,o
..-. ., E'''r. ,''' "'''' II - ,,,1cr I;r, I
.. rMr" AMI wa ''''' IN Co. H.. ,rr.l;rn
.!TNir' ~ ~ a. ,nI w,. ,b;r,y
....r,. K ~ ,"' ' i.I Thn ,,nnnnt Of
,~,, feet III ,'F,". i,u, ,,.,. ,o.,
...--.' .h'" y, '''' ,man, :, >, feet
..~''. a. Wy fl,,.I
-, rr' III: j, ,.'n ,l,,.o vr,S ma
F-t.'- I-'-' way .r. :. 4,.,.+
.>i'' 'A''1- ! q '..''' I..., .I,., r,,xn, ,l,,n
... 'rr. avn '' ~ = ' I.. ,",r n.L;.h =,
,..'ar" ~ III" ,''''' ,'''.,' - H.. r,;,.
t. >3tn-> ."' '' .,I.,,...,.,,.,.o
e.. o:'rr ''." - ~ I.no,,.,l ill.,.
. sweep n',' ~, .;,., H. ,..t,.r
On 'n'>''. '.','' , .o,I
.! i, way 'i'"'-" ,',J :; ,''' an'i - sn;,,.
-. D -aI III '"'.' ''''I ,.ro,.n+ i ,out;n-
..:Ao-"', '>,'.''" . " ,,,. Until one, g.
.i 10 v".N " III - i''I III ,,,nr.. 20
k J." the "'',' '.'~'''' a"d n , ,Lor, time
,a.ncI the ''"'' eva, ,,',.,'r ,r,LnL ,Lronrh thr
',. entire mas 81 vac ..'.I:.'Ir
'cu,n. It !.a'i '','i,'' any, ,;,h i. 49,.
.,au th' VILLAGE ''''" ",:Ir-,,. ,,,,,,,
lies ,nrrrni III - ".;,',; - ,'ro,,nr
..! . rhi.i' anu ever? ~, 'Th. ,vaaI,n,L,.
IS to al !nlI''''>T =, " amr... e m. r;y,.r nm
q water i''I|N''' Wv - H.. ,;ll,,. wh.r,
Il il reached the hr''' Oh 'l' ., '''". ,,r
>rr'%, aero, ',, | foundations and hurl-
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32d Congress--1st Session

THURSDAY. Feb. -
SFxArr.-Mr IIamlin presented a memo
rial from Asa Whitney. proposing to construct
railroad from some point on the Atlantic
coast to the Pacific on which the mails should
he conveyed free. Referred. Mr. Clarkc's
non-infcryenton resolutions were taken up.
Mr. Clemens. of Alabama. in an eloquent
speech. conrurrcd with much that Mr. Cass
has said on the subject He. however. heap
ed severe denominations on ko>>uth.a,lmittcd
that he (KosSuth) was All orator. but denied
that he was here. Armed intervention. he
contcndcd, would end in DISGRACE TO the Unit
ed States and place hundreds in a mnch worse
position than they now stand. He svmpa-
thi<cd with the oppressed. but Senators should
not he guided by their feelings. but by their
Judgment. He was opposed to all alliance
with England. as he had not forgotten the
past indignitics heapcd upon ourselves and
the Irish.
IInrsr-Thc hill regulating the puhlca
ton of the Laws and public Advertising, was
taken up McsSrs Smart and Currlcr >pok,
in favor of the pa>sagr of the bill.
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Look at your Interests

4 IL persons indebted To- Joseph Hancock N" u.
gus-rc :" rall and s,.'tl" liz -.rlmc the l.rrIi
month. Dcllv> are dangerous.
~. .I"lln>bury Feb. :. ls:,.. 1"Nii
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TIL FANuEITE Al >IiIr
T. 3. WALES,
WILLIAM r. HOWES. N1>TI

HAVING -'-"l part al her care" ENGAGE. vii
/ i l.r ,lr,,ei-eh,i or ;lIr :"'h al Narc'!-
lhi- ship, ,lrr!.h ~, a r."l ,EJy~r. j. ~ a--
kn"w-.'cri t:,' ~.,-.i having aluavt mr'lc 'luick
passages. AMI can accommodate ir; r." G., i.i ;:r
-t-..ra-r pa--cr-'r>-
For irci@!l, ~ l'a>-n,e al'l''v :"
GIIppEN X WILLIAMS
NJ" =" Lewis Wharf.
AGENT a, >au Francisco.
M.s>r>. FLINT. PEABODY y 60.
Bosom. Feb L.. 49,. 7'"w.i
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Sl.39O 81
THE I.OCUSTS.

year.
THE LOCUSTS.
Gideon e. Smith. who has thoroughly in
vcstigatcd the subject. communicates the toll
lowing intelligence in regard to the seventeen
wear ln.usts to the Baltimore Patriot. Mr.
Smith predicted the appearance of the locn>t>
in the Middle States last year, and his prcdic-
tons were verified to the letter. His remarks
are worthy the attention Of farmers:
The seventeen year lo.usts will appear
this year in Connecticut. east OF the river, i'll
portions OF Tolland. Mid'llesex, and Hartford
counties, about Manchester. t'lastonburg,a and
Chatham. and most probably in portion of
Massachusetts, north of these places. They
will also appear in Franklin, Bristol and
HAMPSHIRE counties Massachusetts,. and cs-
pccially ahont Fall River. | have been una
ble to ascertain whether they will appear IN
Rhode Island. but they mos: probably will IN
the ei"hlorhood especially all accent t" Mas
sachusctt> at Fall River. In Barnstablc and
that ncighhorhood in Massachusetts they will
'r ! "ll ; " ~ =, aIaa
rs in the above districts where forest or other
hardwood trees and shruhhcrv grew seven
teen wears 400, 10y dig"ing two or three feet
in the ground.
They will he found singlv in their little
horizontal cells. in half torpid state About
the first of Nav they may be discovered by
I
,, ~, ,hn;r ,h.,L.r. VII, H. rnl ,oni..,.l
near the surface Of the earth ItwouId serve
the cause Of SCIENCE if some one in those dis
trrt> W"nI" take the tr"Hh'r to max" these
~ ''''' N','. Wv az
ral days before any n"t'"" Is attracted to
'"I'" ,,.., ...,.u.,
L,u, ,L.. frs. # Iurc IN rho ,I,n,c I;,,r;.ts
This early notice * -ivcn of their expected
appearance, that tho>" who have the orpor'u-
'''H may "' P,'i,'Fv'' I" TAKE 'n' proper ~
=, t'' ~. >''' ~ ,'!, @.,',' ~ - ''''
E,;t.I~
orrr ,,,,>. 80, -.
NAME k,pn.Lurl corrcs,orJo,t 81, -
III. tJv,v;r., ,,.,or,,, ,f H., .r j..
l,unr law IN tina, town n k.n,,]urlror
OH mn L,,r1 s,Loon.. MI, ,rou, Pasta, :,
,,rr.l. If run, and , L.o. oi lr,nI,. w..ro
;.r H.. .,.,,. -. ,,...,,. ,,,,l ,,,
Also loth. 4 man in Il 'pum.. passing from
Portsmouth towards >ac". WAS st"prrd "nthr
r"ad.and >h"wln" some resistance. was bound
hand and i""t an" brought t" trial Two bar
REFS "i rum III his pun. "rf" declared forfeit
''' an" himself committed I" .I';t III Alfred
III "''AHI' 81 not pa! The line lie rum
"N>'''\ W. ION = Ut n r"r the purpose
I'll '''''liiH-'''-- '''' 'i'a"''i'"'"re :" Western
-'''' '.''' ''' "''' >'.'''> ." '"' inc '' ''''
''N'F'' h'''i"''' '''' i'''''''"r> h''f ''"'i'"r-
Yea 'h' F'>''cn' IL h''h' contracts i"'
A., .r,.
-, ~ m ~,
A., 49, 80, ;.
II =,
~ ~ '''"," II, "'S''" a'o"' 'l'
l.nH hss.. 4 St..lt
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OPERA GLASS LOST.

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I.'EInAY. Feb. Il

FRIDAY Gfp. H.
SrNArr.-Thr I'LL for the establishment
of NAVY Yard at san Francisco was taken
up. Mr. Broadhcad spoke urgently against
the bill he said it involved an expenditure
of from three to nine millions: that a dry
dock at san Francisco would not be required
for wears to come; that there was no orca-
sion there for naval hospital. navy ward.
and marine harrackS-it was only a scheme
to fill contractors pc -krts. Mr. Gwinn NOV
cd to postpone further consideration of the
I'LL till Monday next l'r would then rrpl,
to Mr. Eronlhrad and not leave him an inch
of ground to tand on. The motion was agreed
Ia.
II"r>r-\tirr The usual opening lr>irc; :
the House Went into Committee of the whole"
and took mp the private calendar, Without
final action on amy bill the House adjourned
over to Monday.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-02-21
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Il The London Times SAYS. Great Brit
ain has received more useful ideas and more
ingenious inventions from the United States.
through the exhibition, than from all other
sources
re y consultation of physicians and sur
geons have decided that the blindness of the
king of Hanover is incurablc The people
have long since concluded that all kings are
incurah!y blind
E8 The citizens residing along the Sum-
mer'lllc railroad held mcctin. day or two
since. and resolved hereafter not to allow la
horcr> to carry arms. or persons tn sell them
liquor. The riot is apparently suppressed
I Lord Granville the new Engli>h"For-
ci@n Secretary" has French wife, who is a
Roman Catholic. She fact is quoted by the
papers as evidence OF his tendency TO favor
the continental Policy"
q" The Supreme Court at Washington
have decided adversely to the claim of Mr.:
Gaines. This We suppose. ends the matter
SPIRITUAL UNDERSTANDINGS pres
cnt mania for ''spiritua! rappings" "tippings.
and writing is now producing its legi,imat,
results. livery week our exchanges announc,
that some Unfortunate individuals have los
their reason. through the influence of the a
| hove d"lertahl" humbuy>. The Springtiel,
Republican of Saturday says
"Charlcs Wilson, oi Barre. Mass. ha
become insane through the influence Of tn
spiritual writln" manifestations and been cor,
vcvcd To the insane asylum at Worcester
lie cut mp many queer antics before he wa
n taken care of.
| BRIGHTON MARKET. Feb. IL.
| NJ market GOO beef cattle, II" stores. s pa
p WORKING oxen :" COW. and calye- 5000 sheep al
lambs. l7o swine
rE''I>. Beet tattl"-Extra ST.. lat quality
ID quality. >'a:' 81 ,i". 81. i.a:i.
! St,rc>-nnnc.
f Working bXcI-n"ue
Cows and Calves H. - 60 :Ila33i.
>hcrr and l.amh>S2:. 3a5;. Extra -. i,as.
Swinc-5af: retail 5.a7c.
II CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAEEET-r.h. Is
, " market AL cattlc--a'nut Gao hervc.. ~
: Ill store. consisting of WORKING oxen COWS Al
i calves. and and :; car. old,
9 rEI,r>-N arkc,-Extra beef S., III quality
: 81 iu lily j: 81 Yual;ty I, :or,!irary 1.
Hide >iait cwt. T.lrw 5.ai
I Veal tal,r~--li>.
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