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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-30
House FURNISHING Gonds.

q H. lOOD would inform The citizens Of Worcester
aa ycioy, that the place TO buy all kinds Of House.
hold Furnishing Goods
AZ me towest pricesfor Cash, at private sale,
az ihe Oty Auction and Genera, Furnishing Store NO
new and second hand Furnishing Goods of almost eyery
us pertaining TO housekeeping; uunks carpet bags
i, &c flease call and examine before purchasing
3. Those breaking up honse.Eeen,nyi ana o,h.,.
having property TO dispose Of viii do we'll 70 cali, az
v s. al MINUS 81 property egnsisumeni ana In
u,ss cases VIII buy and psy cash. at The shortest
sales Of Real and Personal Property promptly attend
w. N any part Of the County j. L. iIOoD.
NO. Pearl street '''io"ah'
worcester, March slh 1853 Ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-30

~ CAUTION!-Reme.tbe Der, then, Parep md all
others that s u TIT SYRUP IS the
on lstsS.ciae use that VIII eradicate Worms, with
Certainty and will NOT disagree with The most delicate
Stomach. Z, careful that you get the article,
and see that the signature J, N. HOBENsACK, son
evoTy bottle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-30

TIE Boats ~of this Line y,<aA -
49, viii ei"e Providence
AsaEaa from Fox Point, en- MON ss5sSss5E=77 ssss--.
- DAYS, WE'D NEsDAYS & FRIDAYS,
and New York on I tuesdays, THURSDAYS, d
SATURDAYS, until furthernoce
Freight taken for New York at sonable rates.
Tins Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line Of PrOpellers between New York and
Philadelphia, and the semi-weekly Inland Line Balt-
more at all tines When this Inland route is open,
Goods will be taken ut Providence for Philadelphia al
cents per foot, and for Baltimore per foot.
Usual time between Providence ana Philadelphia, 40
hours and between New York and Baltimore, 40
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight win be forward
ed from New York by any other lines, if 50 directed,
at current rates.
: For further information apply to W. II. JOURDAN,
Office of Providence and Worcester Railroad Coz
Isaac Odell, Pier No. Is n. r. or w. p. Williams "a
Broadway New York, or to
b. BUFFUM, Agent, foot of South Main st.,
Sept. 81, 1852. dawtf Providence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-30

q "A & kS n * q Etsss
xe7ex, 81 A. TOLMAN d Co have 30 new
&C., zsD< CARRIAGES for sale Coaches,
ef3EGfsg3L Carryas, Phaotons, Top Buggies,
NM Chases.
Also, secondhand Cnrriages, 10 new Harnesses.
An assortment Of Trlmmlngh
Harness, Patent, and Top Leather,
Patent enameurd Cloth, Axles &c London EbiElc,
and Common Vanish, without adueration
We have applied
sEverett's Patent Coupling"
an that fonr wheeled Carraaes may be turned round in
half the space usually required and are easy Of accesa
10 passengers We believe this The bost improvement
that has boon made for muny years.
We are Agents Tor the sale Of shop, and single rights.
No. 10 N Exchange street. dawf
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Read the FoIIowing!

And you cannot be Indifferent TO this appeal. HUI
mainly calls upon 10 do yonr duty II is only
out Of the many thoua who have seen its wonderful
effects.
DIR. j. n. HoBENSACK,-SIR :-Gralitude to you
the Inventor of highly valuable medicine prompts this
humble testimony in lis favor, being safe, gentle,
yet powerfully etiectual remedy for Worms. Having
had much experience in knowing the effects of various
preparations, my wife, who well skilled in minis.
erng children in distress pronounced it the best she
had ever used, and would other lille yours could
be had.
daughter of ours became seriously diseased. Her
symptoms ere alarming buthe mother nee sought
fOI remedy Tor Worms Having obtained yours, by
the time She hsd taken half bottle On S the Joy
gave afectionaIe mother, the improvement in
her child, she being about five six Years old. She
passed an immense quantity of Worms, her scky
tenance ROW frightened her spirits returned and in
short time lovely child, threatened with d, cline and
deaih now gave PROMISE fheslih. Thanks kind
Providence, whose blessing attending your Syrup, re-
stored the child With conhdence1 recommend il to all
parents whose children suffering with W orms.
JAS. b. BOWEN, Minister oil the Gospel,
Late rIoft, rl,o,t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-30
FOR. SALE.

~ THE large Brick House and .ot, corner of
a. Summer and Prospec streets.
&sss1 For terms, & c., inquire of
mar2 dtf ESTES SMITH Cottage street.
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Also, number of Farms, with Gom 90 to 200 Acre
of Land each.
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GnAMnI

MO Peruvian and Patagonia GUANO. super
IN Phosphate Of lime, Prof Mapes's Manufacture.
PLOWs--B. Martin CO., Makers.
gpring Tooth Horse Rakeh and Hand Rakes, Wheel
barfows, Chups, Hoes, shoves, &C., No. 26 Front s
opposite City Hall. AARON BILLING =
Worcester, March 80, 1853 dawsmos.
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n OR s "a n Ia .

Twenty valuable House Lots, the beautiful fiat in
the western part OF the city three ON the corner of
Aus in and Oxford streets. Also several Others lit
tie north-wesery, on more elevated ground and two
Fruit street, Also, number Belmont st eet. and
north, and one Wellington, near Main St. Also,
two story Dwelling House on Wellington. near Main st
LARKIN SMITH, z56 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-30
REMOVAL.
Real Estate Broker,

TIVE Subscriber, having taken an Office in Paines
1 Block, No 236 Main street, would respectfully
services
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-30

to any persons having property for exchange
either In the City or adjoining towns and would solicit
the attention of purchaser to the following Schedule of
Property, which he offers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-30

TO LET.
TWO Convenient TenemenIs. with Shoemakers Shop
i attached and large garden, well supplied with
Fruit Trees about % miles ron the City Hail. will be
let on the first OF April 10 good tenants very mod
crate price Apply at this uiiice NJ Barrett, Col
ege street. mch29 df
TO LET.
A LARGE ROOM, over the Store of the subscriber,
"A suitable for an Office. Apply to ID SCOTT, JR.,
novl9 dtf 243 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-30

Winter Apples.

TURKS ISLAND, Corset fine, Fine, and small Bags
J. Salt, at Boston pfcts.
iebIO dlf LEE sPRAGUE d co.
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ADAMS & tx's
BOslNn. New Y0fk. Philad8Iphia, Baltimore

DUN'"aI' NUN U IS HIiuUVIpHtitl UNItIIIUIV
AND CALIFORNIA EXPR ESS.
& co forward Goods Parcels,
fHssssgsEg ~ Il oMoney, &C., and make collections
sssssz5z- 5ssz Norwich, New York, Philadelphia,
Washington, Pittsburg, and ST. Louis,
with the utmost promplitude, giving all possible
to all nd any kinds of business of the above description
entrusted to them, LA q Co. also forward Parcels,
Letters, &c. to all parts of Europe OFFICES-9 Court
n London; e5 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia; Wall ST.,
New York; Z Light s, Baltimore Penn Avenue, Wash
ington; SIS Fourth Isl, Pttsburg; Of Pine and
Wael-sts., st. Louis; L. h. MASON, FYaress Office.
corner Of Nam and Mechanic So, 5,orceSter.
ALVIN ADAMS,
Worcester. Nov !, 1852. diff ". B. DINsMORE.
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BOSTON and Worcester Railroad.

1ks 50
SPRING 4RRANGEMERT : Commencing Mon
day, Aprif An, 1859.
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, follows
leave Worcester about lat :, g. 1925 nj (3O5
Ex.), AGO, (l0.30 Ex) pm
bilbmy $40 a. M $40 pm.
Milford at 7O5 1890 4.lO
Sc Framn Cen, 1885, HOS 9 so, 4 IS, 545 "
Eaxonvile at 700 " 100 &C
q Newton, 6,35, 7,S2, s.2O* (W. Tr.), g., ll.50*,
CIV. Tr) m. 1929, $50, 4.3O, 525S wv. Tr),T 6,s,
p IN.
., BrOohlne 81, "a, 8, 825, 10 ami LIS 24s, s,z
and 9, p. IN.
9 Newton Upper Falls, 5.55, and eos am ], 40
$40 p. m.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows:
For Worcester at 7;sO (and Ex.l a.m 2l5 (S.3o Elk
4 ~ 5.S0Ex) pm
" Mlbuy at $50 am. g
Milford at 7.30 am
&c Fram'n Gen., 7.3O, 500 217, a. $40
Saxonyile u 500 90 *
{ Newton 80, wv Tr)8,5,& An; l2.l5, 2.I5
wv IT, 3, 5, s, + and 9, p. N.
Brooklme, $50, 735, $50, < 10 am, l2l, 81, A
S. Il, u, y 93Op.
" Charles River Branch, $50. 10 am p, g, n
pm,
G. TWICHELL. SUPP.
Boston. April q, 1853 dawtf
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&. E. ABBOTT,

CHARooALia Urge or small quantities. cebls-dtf
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T 0 / q T

]. G.. Pearson
MOULD respectfully inform the public that he Ia
wv taken the old stand Of Farley q Pearson, 2O5
Mum street Worcester, Mass, where he continues TO
manufacture Carharts celebrated patent saraphines,
Melophnes aud Eoaps, single md double reed, from
Alto oclavos, and of the best style aud 6nish
Every Instrument made ond sold by the subscriber, is
warranted TO give perfect satsiaction
ianl diSwom
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-18
Notice..

IN We, George w. Siers, Solomon S
N2A. Fleming and George Kirkpatrick, three
frecholders of Harrison county, do hereby cert.
fy that by virtue of warrant to us directed by
l.. D. Shinn, Justice of said county, we have
this day, our oaths, viewed and appraised -four
horses taken up by Luke NJ. Shinn, within the
corporation of the town of Shinnston, as estrays,
and assess their value as follows:
One chestnut sorrel Mare, with three white feet
hind leg very much swollen, supposed to be about
seventeen years old; we do the same at
twenty-three dollars.
Also, one bay Mare, supposed to be nine OF
ten years old: do appraise the same at fifty dol
lars.
Also, one brown Horse, six years old, showing
marks of being badly foundered; do appraise the
same ut forty-ive dollars.
Also, one bright bay Horse, with white hind
feet, five years old; do aPpraise the same at one
hundred dollars.
Given under our hand this 18th day of May,
1853. GEO. w. SIERS,
S. s. FLEMING,
GEO. KIRKPATRICK.
a copy, Teste, P. CHAPLIN,
myIS st Clerk.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-18

The DIFFICULTY ON THE PoToMAC.-The
Alexandria Gazette notices the report
that a party Of armed men on board the
steamer Phoenix, of Alexandria, Va, had
fred at parties on the Maryland shore and
committed other acts of wanton outrage,
for the purpose of breaking up the gill
net fisheries. and says:
We expect there is some great mistake
in this matter. Warrants were obtained
some days ago to arrest persons engaged
in unlawfulIy fishing with gill nets, A
marty proceeded down the river to make
The arrests. We have never heard of any
firing at the people on the shores, or any
other acts OF outrage, All we understand,
was peaceabIe and quiet. We repeat,
that there must be some mistake about
this matter.
A letter which we have from Mr.. BY
ron. however, asserts positively as to the
shooting. which he says took place oppo-
site his house from a small gun on the
steamer. though he admits that it was &c
break up gill-net fishing.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-18

TERRIBLE RAILROAD AcCIDENT.-The
morning train on the New Haven Railroad
ran off the Drawbridge at NorwaIk, Conn,
May 6. causing one OF the most serious
railroad disasters that has ever occurred in
this country.
The drawhridge has been left open by
accident or carclessness, and the locomo.
tive and baggage car, with three passcn-
ger cars. precipitated in the river presen
ting a frightful catastrophe, there being
upwards of one hundred passengers, men,
women and children, either involved in
the ruins or sunk beneath the water in the
cars.
Great exertions were made for the res
cue of those who reached the surface OF
the water. and many have been saved
whilst large number of bodies have
been picked up. One of the passenger
cars is entirely sunk beneath the water
and it is supposed that all who were in il
have persisted The number killed and
drowned cannot be less than fifty
whilst good number are seriously injur'
ed.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-18

GENERAL HAYNAU's CoRP5E.-A most
extraordinary account has reached us in Il
private letter from Vienna to II high per-
sonage here, and has been the talk of our
salons for the last few days. 1t appears
that the circumstance of the death of Gen
eral Haynau presented a phenomenon oil
the most awful kind on record. For ma
ny days after death the warmth of life
yet fingered in the right arm and left leg
ofthe corpse, which remained timber and
moist even bleeding slightly when prick
ed.
No delusion, notwithstanding, could be
maintained as to reality of death, fol the
other parts of the body were completely
mortified. and interment became necessa-
ry before the two limbs above mentioned
had become either stiff or cold. The wri-
ter of the letter mentioned hiatt this strange
circumstances has produced the greatest
awe in the minds of those who witnessed
it. and that the emperor had been so inn
pressed with it that his physicians had
strictly forbidden the subject to be alluded
to in his presence.-PdriS Correspondent Of
The atlas.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-18

The RISE IN THE Price OF IRoN.-The
Boston Post in noticing the rise in the
price of Iron, says -
The great rise of four or FIVE hundred
per centum in the price of iron is rather
startling when we reflect that the rail-
ways now in the course of construction in
Europe and America will require for their
completion no less than two millions and
four hundred thousand tons of iron. To
make this quantity will occupy all the roll
ling mills in the world which are en"a-
ged in the manufacture Of railway iron,
at least six years--those of Great Britain
furnish three-fourths, and the United
States, France and Belgium the remain
ing fourth. The best authorities do not
estimate. the largest quantities of railway
iron in any one year even as high as
400, 900 tons, yet even at this rate it will
take six years to furnish iron for the roads
already begun, says the Railway Times.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-18
SNE'EH s. co. /.

A GENTS Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
"A Road Co., and Forwarding and Commission
Merchants, Fetterman Depot, Taylor county, va,
will give strict attention 70 the forwarding OF all
Goods and Produce consigned 70 their care, 20
any point whatever and having one OF the lar.
gest and best warehouses on said Road west Of
Cumberland, with facilities possessed by no 9th.
or house at this Depot, 20 load and unload cara
and wagons into and from their warorooms,
without the necessity Of the use Of drays, or tina
risk of exposure of Merchandise 70 The weather.
They feel wArranted In assuring the public that
Merchandise viii not be subject 70 damage while
in their care, nor viii they spare pains or httcn-
ton In procuring the early tranSstipment OF all
Merchandise placed In their caro- nt the lowest
rates, both in che prices allowed wRgonors and
.Acir own charges.
They .:ssvo also made arrangements in BRlti-
more, by which Il Is unnecessary 20 prepay
freight ON goods consigned 70 thou.
nffEn TO
Messrs. Robert CARROT and S0ng, Mossfs.
Norris, Caldwell and Co., Messrs. John Land
street and Son, VIM. Wilson ESQ.,, Bayly KeyA,
ESQ, Mossrs. Long and Byrn, Mossrs. 9'Brian,
Grafin and Hanson, Mossrs, Kelly, BAH and
Criss. Messrs. Walker aud ModRiTy. tTf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-18
To Robert Maple.

L day of the next May Term ofthe county court
of Harrison County, in Virginia, we shall apply
to the said court to appoint five disinterested
freeholders, qualified according to law, to ascer-
tain just compensation, to you, according to
law, for lot, or tract of land belonging to you
and situated on the east side of the West Fork
river, at the east end of the Bridge across said
river, on the line of the Northwestern Turnpike
road, and situate in said county of Harrison, as
the undersigned propose to take and acquire the
entirety of the said lot or tract of land for the
purposepof erecting and constructing, Toll
house. and gate there on for the use of said North
western Turnpike road.
Board of Public Works, by .sl
-sE B. WILSON,
April goth, 1s53--4t. Their Counsel.
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Maroon NFnking.-

NHE undersigned would respectfully intern
Il the citizens of Harrison and adjoining ooun-
on Mechanic street, South of the burnt district,
whore he Is prepared 70 do all work in hislino cf
business in n superior manner, such rs Wagon
MRkingin all its branches. Buggies made svhnn
ordered. Also repairing done IN tho very best
style.
PLowS always kept ON hand, on made NJ ths
shortest notice.
Thankful for past hvois, I hope by giving my
whole and undivided attention 20 my business 70
stin merit liberal share Of the public patronage
JEFFERSON FLETCHER.
Clarlzsburg, Jan asth, ls59,--ly. ,s
P, S.-The woodwork Of two horse wagon
kept constantly on hand. .sstEt.s 8
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-18

u DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract of yell
low Dock and SarsapariIa is sure cure for ho-
reditary faint.
Thousands of individuals are cursed with grie-
vous complaints which they inherit from their
parents. The use of the Yellow Dock and sar-
saparilIa will prevent all this, and save a vast
amount of misery and many valuable lives, for ii
thoroughly expels from the system the latent
faint, which is the seat of disease, and SO takes
off the curse by which the sins or misfortunes OF
the parents are so often visited upon the inno-
cent offspring.
Parents owe it to their children to guard them
against the effects of malndies that may be COM
municated by desont, and children of parents that
have at any time been afflicted with Consump-
ton, Scrofula or Syphilis. owe it to themselves
to take precnution against the disease being re-
vived in them. .Guysott's Extract of Yellow
Dock and sarsuparilla is snre antidOte in such
cases. 20
u See advertisement i'll another column.
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coslNrssIosrn,s orfIeE.
WESTON, Va, April 25. 1881

James Devers, Complainant,
VIM ID. Williams, admir- Defendant
This cause having been, by decree of the
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, pronounced on
the 3lst day of March. 1858, referred to the nm
dersigned commissioner ofthe said Court. to SET
tie the administration accounts of William D.
Williams, decd, and by notice published in some
newspaper for four weeks, to convene all the
creditors of the said William ID. Williams, decd,
before him, and to take proof of whatever debts
may be due each creditor from said William d.
Williams, and by what right such debts are due,
and warning said creditors to appear and prove
their debts on pain of being denied the benefit Of
participating in the decree to be pronounced in
this cause, or charging such debts upon the es-
tate of said VIM. ID. Williams. dec'd.,s giving to
the administrator or heirs of said VIM. ID. Will
lams, decd, liberty to contest the justice of any
debt that may be presented and claimed as due
from the estate of said VIM. ID. Williams, decd,
The said parties and all others concerned, will
take notice that have fixed upon the 18th day
of June next, to take and settle at my said office,
the administration accounts, and take proof of
any debts claimed as due from the estate of said
VIM. d. Williams, decd, in pursuance of the
said decree. JAS. BENNETT
apr27-St.
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1890 Acres of Land for Sale

IN Nicholas county, on the Weston and Gau-
i ley Bridge Turnpike between Nicholas and
Braxton Court-houses, ten miles from Nicholas
and twenty-five from Braxton, being on the wa
tiers of Mumbletypeg, at the foot of Powell's
Mountain. portion of the land is suitable for
meadow, and part for grain, with lands adjoin-
ing it suitable for ranging cattle, sheep, &C.
Thirty or forty acres of it improved, with new
hewn Log House and other necessary buildings,
and one of the best springs in Western Virginia
near the house. 1t is good place for a house of
entertainment, there being but one between Brax-
ton and Nicholas Court-houses; also for a wagon
maker or blacksmith, there being none between
the two points. 1 will be pleased TO show the
land to any person wishing to cit; those wish
VIM. A. Harrison, Esq, of Clarksburg.
LEVI ]. HOOKER.
Nicholas C. II. Dec. Is, ls52.-3m*
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Natches and .ycyyelry.

Il WOULD inform the citizens Of this county,
my Watch and Jcwelry Sto' No. oiz BALTI-
MORE ST., ak doors bel Charles a., Balti-
more where they win ft.d large supply Of GoLD
Lever, Lo Vine and SIR w WAToHEs Of every do
Also o variety Of sd Chains, Keys, Gold Pom.
ellis and Pens, Rings, EHr-rings, Bracelets, etc..
Also. a fine assortment Of Silver Spoons, Cupa,
Butter md Fruit Knives, Of genuine Silver Coin.
variety Of AIbatta Forks, Spoons, otc., ctc,s-
Clocks and Fancy Goods. Large assortment %
Watch-mRkor's Tools, JewelF, Hands, and Watch
Glass of every kind.
viii find II 10 their interest 70 call and examine
my goods, as intend 70 sell az low as any other
house, at wholesale or retail prices
CHARLES BLAKE,
mAr23 ~. No. 2i7 Baltimore st., Baltimore.
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Mns. HowARp. or Louis NApoLEoN No

Mrs. HOWARD, OF LOUIS NAPOLEON No
ToR1RTY.-The following extract of let
ter from Baltimore correspondent of the
New Orleans Crescent. gives some inte-
resting particulars Of this celebrated wo-
man:
The late marriage of the Emperor OF
France. and the putting away of Mrs
Howard, as she is called, has a peculiar
interest here. This Mrs. Howard is the
daughter of distinguished family in this
city. but has long been considered by
them as dead. When young. she was
distinguished for her beauty and wit, as
we'll as her extraordinary amourous pro-
pensities. She went to England, and was
introduced into the highest society there'
by the daughter of Maryland ianiiy'
who is now one of the brightest ornaments
of British nobility. There she was mar
ried to a titled gentleman, and after COM
hitting number of indiscretious, and gil
wing her friends an infinite degree OF
trouble and anxiety finally irretrievably
disgraced herself by clipping with gay
young officer. After being in succession
the mistress of several noblemen, she at
tached herself to Louis Napoleon, with
whom she has remained number oil
years. A real affection is said to have
existed between them, several children
having been the fruit of their connection.
Her Punishment to England, and the ru-
mored abstraction of important secret pa
pers from the Emperor's private apart
ment. is the last phase in her eventful life,
After her fall, finding her reclamation i'm
possible, her friends here announced her
death, and even went through the cere-
mony of interring her supposed remains
in Green Mount Cemetery, and to them
she is to all intents morally, if not physi-
cally dead.
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FLORIDA ISDrANs.-The Florida Mirror

FLORIDA INDIANs.-The Florida Mirror
of the 92d ultimo says:
I've came throug Oh in the stage with
Colonel Winder of the United States Ar
my commander of Fort Myer. He says
tne delegation which went on to Washing
ION lett most of their presents at Fort My
er on their return, and have since declined
receiving them, as they have failed to
comply with their promises of emigration.
He says also, by a careful estimate made
by John Jumper, one of the western dele
cation, that there are only 9a6 Indians
remaining in Florida. and only eighty
six of these men and boys able to bear
arms.