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BERTVIIIE, N. j, TIL UIeSDAY, JANUARY 49, 1859

knayes are not far off and as long as the pig
remains here I shall be in fright; so heat
some water; we'll cook it then let them come
-IH defy them to get it."
One lighted the fire. and the other cut up
the pig and put it in chaldron in large
pieces; then they both sat down in the chin
ney corner to watch it. Travers who was
much fatigued with his labor and anxiety all
night, soon became drowsy, and his wife said to
him. 60 you to bed I'll watch the boiler;
as every place is well secured, there's nothing
to fear; at all events, if / hear any noise, /
can wake YOU"
On this assurance he threw himself on the
bed in his clothes, and soon fell asleep. His
wife continued to watch the chaldron for some
time but at last grew drowsy and fell asleep in
the chair.
During this time the thieves, recovered from
their first alarm, had returned to the oak, and
not finding either the man hanging, or the pig,
easily OWNED the real truth of the natter
They would have thought themselves digraced
for ever, if Travers, in this skirmish of strata
germs, had gained the victory and went back
again to the house, fully determined to exert
their utmost dexterity in the art of thieying in
one grand final effort
Before they laid their plan, Bernard looked
through the hole he had made in the wall, to
see if the enemy were on their guard, He saw
on one side Travers stretched upon the bed, and
on the other his wife, with ladle in hand and
her head waving backwards and forwards
asleep, close to the fire, and the bacon, boiling
in the pot.
"They are willing to save US the trouble Of
cooking" said Bernard to the brother "though
after all, it is nothing but their fear of us made
'em dress it, Do you remain quiet; I'll engage
you shall eat some of it YETI
He then went and cut long pole, made it
sharp at one end, and, getting on the roof on
the house, thrust it down the chimney, stuck it
into one of the pieces of meat and drew it up
1t happened that Travers at the moment awoke
and saw the maneuyre. He considered that
with such skillfuI enemies, peace was better for
him than war; SO he called out to them.
Z" My friends, you are in the wrong to dis
grace my roof, and | was in the wrong not to
invite you to partake Of the pig. 1t would be
endless to contest any longer which has the
most cunning so come down, and feast with
u.s." Saying this, he opened the door, and they
all sat to the table, quite reconcied and cordial
together
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-13
Law of the Finger Ring.

IF gentleman wants wife, he wears ring
on the first finger Of the left hand if he is en-
gagged, he wears it on the second finger; if mar
ried, on the third and on the fourth if he never
intends to get married. When lady is not en-
gagged she wears a diamond ring on her first fin
ger; if engaged, on the second; if married, on
the third; and on the fourth if she Intends to be
a maid. When a gentleman presents fan, a
flower, or trinkets to a lady with the left hand,
this, on his part, is on overture of regard; and
should she receive it with her left hand it is con
sidered as an acceptance of his esteem; but if
with the right hand, It is refusal of the offer,
Thus by a few simple tokens explained by rule,
the passion Of loveiS expressed.
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N1istellauen1ts.
The Three Thieves; or Hamet and
Bernard.

Most noble cavaliers, my tale neither offers to
your view the gallant deeds Of chivalry, nor the
subtle schemes of a wife to hide her secret in
trigueS from her husband, but humbly recountS
the dextarous exploits of three Thieves, in the
vicinity of Ian, whose joint talents had for some
time put both laity and clergy under contribu-
ton. Two of them were brothers. called Ha-
met and Bernard. Their fatheg, who had fol-
lowed the same profession ended his DAYS on
the gaIIows, the common fate Of talents SO en-
pIoyed The others name was Travers. One
thing was, they never committed murder, but
were satisfied in picking pockets, and their ad-
dress in this was almost Incredible.
One day, when they were all three walking
in wood near Ian, the conversation fell on
their own exploits and Hamet, the older of
the two brothers, spying a magpie's nest, with
the bird in it, at the top of large oak, said to
Bernard:
Brother, If anybody was to propose to you
to take the eggs from under that bird, without
disturbing her, what would you say Z"
81 should say" replied the younger one, "he
was mad, and required an impossibility."
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-13
/" NV Father. +"

How endearing is the name of father How
Sweet, how thrillingly sweet it sounds to an abb
sent loving child. And God permits us to call
him Father" yes, Abba Father" How I'M
speakable the privilege; yet how many love not
their Father in heaven, treat him as they would
never treat an earthly father and refuse to en-
trust themselves and their interests to him.
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Volume /, Number 10.
gabbath 8raaing.
A PRAYER.

Father in Heaven from whom the simplest flower
On the high Alps or fiery desert thrown,
Draws not sweet odor or young life alone,
But the deep virtue of an Unborn power
To cheer the wanderer in his fainting hour,
With thoughts ofThee to strengthen to infuss
Faith, love, and courage, by the tender hues
That speak thy presence oh with such dover
Grace thou my song the precious gift besto#
From thy pure spirits treasury divine,
To wake tear of purifying flow,
To soften wrung heart for thee and thine
So shall the life breathed through the lowly strain,
Be the meek wild flower sif transient yet not vain.
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e pet's 81 q q /,
The Spanish Maiden,
BY LAURA LOUISA REEFS.

Twas night DER ancient Spain
And the moonbeam's gentle light
Shed radiance tower and fame,
So softly pure and bright.
perfume sweet was on the air
OF orange grove and flowers;
And twas the time that Cupid fair,
Usurps his magic powers
Beneath the spreading trees
That grace ancestral walls,
4 maiden stands, but why alone
Has she left her fathers halls?
Her raven locks wildly flung
Off from her forehead fair
And her beauteous eyes are upward cast,
As if in earnest prayer.
Tomorrow for the new found world,
Spanish feetw sail;
But why asks she for azure skies,
And brisk but gentle gale
The leader of the adventurous band
Is one her heart holds dear:
For him she prays safe return
For him she drops tear.
Until he wins sovereigns smile,
And some great deeds proclaim,
Her hand can ne'er be clasped in his,
Nor can she bear his name.
No wonder, then, that morning finds
Her earnest, anxious eye,
Gazing far DER the waters wide,
vessel to descry.
Look, maiden, look for
Shall he bless thy waiting heart;
The bitter mandate will 60 FORTH
And thou and he must part
Does no prophetic feeling rise
No vision cross thy brain,
OF lonely grave in a foreign land
OF the sword and crimson STAIN
In the blooming land that the Spaniards sought,
Where the darkening forests spread
A gallant youth, by Indian hate
Lies wounded bleeding, dead
The sword still clenehed in that noble hand.
Speaks Of the bloody flight,
But DER his heart, what gtters there
What trophy sparkles bright?
locket set with diamonds rare,
But within a richer prize
A maidens face, with beauteous smile,
And dark, but loving eyes
The soldiers, meath the lofty oak,
Their gallant leader laid
And the tdings sad they bore away,
To the watching Spanish maid
But Ger one moon had waned away,
She rested in the tomb
The flower fell, while yet it seemed
In fresh and beauteous bloom.
And now around the lonely spot.
The soldiers narrow bed
little bird sings mournfully
requiem for the dead
No stranger foot e'er startles her,
No voice dsturbs her lay:
TITS the spirit heart of the maiden fate.
Thus grievng day by day.
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MEN are called good fellows if they spend
their money freely = tip top fellows; and after
they impoverish themselves for the benefit OF
Others and are unable to pay their little debts,
they are no longer the good fellows aforesaid
they are rascals, Queer world, and if man
fails to the amount of million it is all right;
but let him fail to the amount of his board BILL
and he is a scoundrel. Promiscuous world.
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So there's another eruption of Mount Vocif-
erous, /" said Mrs. Darlington, as she put on her
specs; the paper tells about the burning lather
running down the mountain, but it don't tell how
it got fire."
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Wanted, few shingles from the roof of ones

Wanted, lew Shingles Ir0Iu INC TOUT u 0l10
mouth. 8ta
Wanted, to know of what kind OF wood the
post of honor is made e
Wanted, the fish of which the scales of gro
Ger are made.
Wanted the mast of township.
Wanted to know of what kind of lime
druggists mortar is made
Wanted, TO know if a pale fence is necessarily
sick
Wanted, to hear shell-bark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-07

csrsstssS.sss = zsGlw@ar.r rrmrw
80 $500 ssasssSVIyDsos6S ~. -.
= he Star 10 sought fse Iith .erint ,s,ernzs
every afternoon, ~ H huainess 49, - ~ o.
loawu.unity, whose occupations desain fhem q
hons, . learn what has sranspissd ct ths Nstione
Capital during he day. - . f1.so1
Notwith.saudilg ~ vsry gloomy ecaSaI,ss u
ths wsstheF, Forrest Hall was liserally thronxs<i
last night by ladies and gsntIesness Is Ssrtisises
ths exercises Intending The air Of ths Iadies Of
Trinity chnEe The ladiQ are uniting q their
s s 70 rendef al fheir xisiton happy while In
Many Of oar srsssl lstsssss begin to present
very sfScky and uninviting apoesfance sfsce fi,e
commencement Of the rainy weathef This ehsupe
In thsr condition is owing to the repeated eating
up o. many OF them during the fall nentbs, Tor
eqasduct water, hsweSer, which mess n DIR cifis
sens are now enjoying the benefit o. IL such an
inestmahle blessing that or people WIN submit
70 the dimcuity Of muddy streets without muir
We would = ge..t % our corpo...,ou The 2. p,e.
psoseenon q she street hydran6 which are being
erected Rf the public benefit Scores Of boys.
white ana black, IN the eastern part OF the city,
where they have bseas placed, have convened
their time In fooling With them in such rpueb
manner as win soon get them out Of order, unless
astop r. promptly put to Il by the passage Oh 4
Az imposing Ane upon those guilt; Of he mis-
We invite the special attention Of the members
Of the Union Building Association to the notice Of
meeting, In another column. Business Of vital
importance requires the attendance OF all And
We would invita- the special attention of the ladies
70 the splendid stock a. fuu now for ale At Sew
mour's Bridge street emporium. 8.
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ALEXANDRIA. J,

3 ALxxANDRfk, Va, Dec. 2, 1859.
: The man Tempest, who was srrested and con.
hned In jail on Suspicion Of being Realf, the sec.
rotary Of state under old Brown, win have an
examination to-day before Justices Price and
Summer. On HIS person there was found letter
wsiss BY Sn ss.t to, 70 lady Ia in
produced some excitement IN England, and that
he condemned II, being himself more favorable To
the cause of the planter than TO that Of the slave
search OF a man whom he said had defranded his
father out Of fSe. .-s~ ~ = - -
Copies Of the message Of Gov Wise were circu-
Several members 81 the i7sth regiment Who
have been spending q few days here on furIough.
returned 10 Charlestswn at O'Clock this mornisg'
/. we hear that new volunteer company IL about
numbers some 40 or SO member 2 91-f - -
The Mount Vernon Guards reached home from
Charlestown at seven O'Clock ON Monday evening.
under command Of Acting Lieut.. Col Dorsey,
ediy In advance Of his company The Guards all
return In good health, and declare themselyes
ready for a 'second edition" Of their late scamp
The December term of the County Cont met nm
Monday, and appointed Geo. W. Brent attorney
Tor the Commonwealth In the absence Of Charies
r stuart, now on duty At Charlestown. Owing
70 the absence Of some OF the witnesses the case Of
Thomas Penn, charged with the murder Of Buck
Rye, was postponed. The court adjourned after
geuing through with some civil cases, until the
Re1t court In course. .'s4H 1's7I Y =
Twenty persons are confined in the iail OF this
county. OF this number fourteen are whites and
six negroes Their crimes are murder, horse
stealing, conspiracy yagrancy assault and bat
: fhe steamer Noun. Vernon arrived nom New
York on Monday morning. She brings her usual
large freight and the following apassenRers: T. s..
stettenim, Capt Pangbon, Mrs. Homaa and ais
yer, Mis- and Master Holman, Capt. p. Cocker and
lsdy, Rev EPPast. Thomas D. Demming Charles
Dyer, j., and Jacob Morgan-total L. :.
The ladies' Of ~. Mays (Catholic) Church are
making extensive Preparations for the holding OF
AIR for the benefit OF their church at Sarepta
Hall, commencing on Monday evening NEXT =
The Alexandra Rifemen win open their fair
(which was 70 have taken place on the 3Oth of
November, but was postponed In consequence OF
the absence Of the company at Charlestown y on
Thursday night, the 6th Instant, at American
Hall. Go and zee the gallant Rffemen by an
means f'.t - atn :. tt.lsa lll51 > > a7'ss1-T
% The trains on the Alexandria and Washington
Railroad continue to run crowded, and the road,
Is y aid, u now paying handsorneiy. The track
In exccilent running order, md the punctuality
With which the trains start every hour In worthy
Of note. sslt1' q y u : dI.-s
A false alarm Of Are was sounded Last nigbt
about o'clock, which brought out several Of
The sun has not shone in esthese part.,, sincee
Saturday, and for three days it has rained alnsst
tncessantly, leaving the sfseets in condition %
render Pedestrianism anything but agreeable
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- Is - 8 800 S. 3 sssssst &
60 sk~nss disPlays4MEfu1EIEws crowd
|sry&ingtDEss fneo Mc0ulsss suE}fuH.yuur.
t. q, ..s ::s e: ,s, &: = s2s. i
: f e s ssss g &C., s e Ass'd rssss
:s,ss..a & ~ s:sss Z - -. = ~
;s :: ::sss:is q; .ss Ss a..
a9Et = asA The PssPsr e..sss and bsl.g snssls
- ,s sss $3.50 sssy Sesat = 20 :. ssle g
ss..sss y s Sspssitsa IN ss ss 6. 81 a
afssr . ssusd. Ths sftielss sssss fsoa o. Pct
S.siag thu: BEEN osssIHs q ssa rs ~ pep q
cxam!nations the bidding was lonewhzf IN the
a.sk bot eenefaily spfsItsd The buyesa .satprsl-
pisdsss q s1sesos nsss i .bsat - scosrscs
thing In point Of value. ~ sssss alsh Y ss1ss,s
The auctioneer said he weald warrant nothing,
= s y. ..::a E slss 80 - VIZ x s,
u@t the tact when 4 was pptup. 1853 - e
srss.of he srsiciss wsre pIscs; e jswsirys. of
:s:,s ss.s 10 $500: 49, Zee .y;
rings e any quantity, gold psnct. brlcslse goId
eoo DiAve1 Wetcne3, cu1Iu1, lockeGs NUT knives.
breastp pins, studs, fob chains MEDAL. ETC., &c.
Ore OF The locketss pot up Ter snle, on being
opened Was found - contain uiiuistuee. and
was immedissely Withdrawn. a. the Department
ss,stSes All portraits, not being allowed BY the
There Wa quifs spsinkliag q hoonu. Ths
Way to Heaven; Ldfssna speeckesof HenrYClay,
vols keeping The Heart; Faen1ist; one baudfsd
Catsc hissnS f0rt's Medical Practice; Stocktonss
Serrnons; Missouri HARMONY; African Preacher:
Pasadise Lost Anyn's Ritual; lava of Georgia; 3
dozen Catechisms; Fred Douglas; Summer Family |;
LHeof fesment; Danger IN the lark; Green Boob:
Hymn Book; Flowers u Piety; Catholic Missal:
ILfvinfstoneb Travels; ave German books: Cotton
Y king; Bay slate Glss Book, &C., &C., De-,
Among the odd things In the miscellany vere
IN exsraordinary pair Of embroidered suspenders.
f6esman styie,) which sold Tor 81; rcxaIIa, STU
degree, !. o. O. F., drought Sl.55;l patent in
n7lng tube, to cure consumption, ca cents;) box
dissecting inserumcnts; scaffAcztor; half dozen
chenises; gahs for game fowl; 4 cornfeld hoe,
directed TO Queen victorizs fthe postave mon
which amounted TO sf6;l Germsn Pines; eoid foii:
inkstands; Kid gloves; spsetacles; dasusrrsotyps
plates violin stsfagS lot Of mourning goods; 2
sharh and sacks; comfort; linen; braids, ffor col
ored pefsons;l black summer coae bed Quilt "a,
| trupPefi three pairs Of boots; bfoaans, lot o,
hsrewsfei sign on cotton cloth "a Reudylnsd<
Ctothing;' lot Of awis; 5 dozen watch crystals
ssd 70 cn TO the nunnbsf ~ ak o. sssen b. ndred
H.. ssyss,e snie A a h. crns,,,.a . ....As
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SuSkisijoois les9st Isl ex 4s;sc,,S E;ks,S
Pc q 80 !: .,!' SSetks EsiSii;ssst: IS;
4 :st ss'' 100. ~. - &. !. -.
s ss!!. csssf: ~ &c ssssssfy sssssissnssss.
AI.s: 3s'ss NY fs.sss vssA csss.s. Ass.cA-
isa.a j. g MCGUIRE 4 co. su 3 A ,sas =
b. }. g. Mss tjlRE : co, Auesieneer.. s :
%. osfk ueRsbbsf b ssssss s :.S
s::: : saa Is; Sss Sc sd ma
i sos;:i Sssaa s 8 go insh:s .ss
si st..- ..er, brisl. yisl
thfOas hOss narbis mssts, and ss,sSsd il ne 5sst
Persons in want Of desirable and convenient,
sson5 ss = sn eG.lon
reserve. Tide qnqnestions6ie. = ''N 80
:. Tssns: OnssiossA casa the rssidas in g. u and
- ~. VIII Interest, secursd By deed trust
aeS q ]. - J. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucs.. :
By BARNARp 4 BUCKLEY; 6sorretown.
TWO'FRAME HOUSES sUBJEcT TO RE-
NoSS Sy ss iS e. Hg e FRIRAY HEIEn
ss =. Uu sss1s 2 rsHcy.
AaHfE
dss.S...'..- li HARVARD 1 BucxEY. A,..s.... /
p &C. mcguire / Co, Auctioneers.. = :
WibbkkY Pc Ey S9dR At AuSTI q, ON Fri
Icom over Sioly e Guys store, two doors vest ef
their anct,o roomss eomnepcinE At O'Clock, .
Ams[issa in god ssf frames,
Fine Lssd.eapes, b Hsrtv-eke, viI,srs. Bosse.
VIE Sos ~ s CaIi Hsnsos &c. 81 American
fasrs PIECES ~ W. M Essi tAs;t Hens.
- Dyson, kosenburg h, KIppsndorf. &c. 80 =
rrult fleces. by La Croix, --s.eS.srE. - -
s s,.a We've. SsIpSelI p. walns. 10.
Colses Of Herings Farm Yard Scenes,
ScrietoIai scenes, such - gosephs Dream, Superb
Msdona, Ahef Corrsgio. and other Suaiects too
The PsalaSs si Z. n On an Ed.
Catalogues ready on "wednesday morning Al Ia
O'Clock. Conuoissieurs and the lovers Of the Fine
Arts are RESPECTFULLY invited to call and examihe
dee dss q. q - = j. q Il MCGUIRE q co A,o...
By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Anctioneer,-
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
2. FkfbzY H sfs iRdRs5
Decetnber yth. @ O'Clock, ON the preuses We
shall ssIi kos. He:. and ~. n Square. No. lea
feets inehss lath street vest together WITH The
improvements. consisting Of two brick Dvellins
Houses, vAieh will be sold separately II desired.
Nimmsdlsssy ate We will sell Lot No I. ip nar.
between 18th and 10Th strseta west. running kscl
81 feet 20 . 81 fest alley, with tho improvements
ocrsistins Of two small frame HOUSES.
Gnh sas ds :, n = sn
on ne yreni2es. Title perfect. All oonveysneinl
dos MoeuIRE CO., Ancts.
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FUTURE

By J. c. MCGUIRE & Co. Auanonser.
fREhT SALE OF. HUDSON BAY itoMPA
NJ o|,iS;;i s6sv sss ssss 3
esmbcr l2th, 18th and Itih commencnT Al 10
M each day, IN The room over si6iev. a S,,vs
esoss, second door west Of the auction rooms The,
Stone Msstsa Mink. FteS, Er na MsAloan saba
~ stef MINK, siberian Squirrel,
MouLtain Marten, sal- - - q ~
Ahd every tsloa Of sns Furs. < ~ sse.9
\ MS Ssd Sc S1ys csPes faina.. vietorinss.
Als3, Q large variety Of Misses Fur ana ss,si,h
I 10 ~, 700 numerous @ msntion oompIisine
s cis, sock ever offered u auction IL this
g IN; I Iss.. /: &c :, ,s 81; ..4ns
Thsngood, wall be open for ION on satur-
TX. Dsosm6sr loth, from Il O'Clock t. oclocf.
sesa &c. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Aue...
|, Ihy BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Gsorretovn-
ffo Richsrd Dasy dated q If, sssS .s q
fsS III, iSsssS ss xsS otter 4 sastios MON
eS Me premises parts Of lots Nos eighteen lisJ and
t nesn, IN IhSgss 70 George
eastern extremity of lot No. /, Of Old GsofeetoTn.
~ running thence, ON the north side on Rridee
s sIees' eaT twenty -four feet four inches. thence
and Ts6sy th 70 sss
west vita said alley twenty -four fses four inchss.
HDvemsnts, consisting Of three story frame dvsi,
/, u efsa.s: oas.sAisa Of the purchase nonsy
y note "a Sssd s'sA 'nssrss
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BosroS, Dec. e,-Mr. Burnham. lste stxt. ~
quor Agent, whose term Of imnrisonns,. - -,
tempt expired on Saturday, was brought beeore
me police court yesterday on charge on seliino
aa9itersted iisoor, but the trial was posfponed
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Fran C.l;Se,.;.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 1.-The overland Csllfar
MA mall Of the 18th November. via IN Psso' hss
arrived THIS 10 unprecedented dispasch .
y Gen Scott arrived az Victoria on the ma a..
foasd the ship Massachusetts. - =, = - y,
2rne Victoria 6szette states thstour uoops win
20 exc Puon of one company. viii be wifhdrsWn
Capt. Pickett's company remains I'm oeenns -.
according 70 Gen Harney's FIRST oresrs. -
Gen: scott returns TO San Francisco for further
The reports from the mine. an, f.x.-.,a.. +, =.
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decline Of 12kc; Howard strrst - 81 ' W..
closed quiet, and offerings are Limited. Cor.
.iossd heavy and unchanged Provisions eiossd
cor ~ ne pSs1 Jos prime $40 se.eii; b.
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Fire In MeutpeIier.

Ia this village, WA DESTROYED by frs - nfsbs
in iSe amounts to $500. half Of which s
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ST ST Los's, Dec. 1.-THE overland mail hss n
The re, sesssae cutter Jer Davis arrived q v,ese
A despatch from Scott 10 Douglass saw. MAJ e,,r
Capt Pickett's company IL resnaInigo o. ~,
.eand on san Juan. scott was returning 40 San
Wasaington. " = =, >,''' a'' ~'N
The Leavenworth election for STATE of,o~. ana
To vote on the Wyandotte Constituticn pss.rd a.
On On. Tuesday s without any excitement fbe reson
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The New York Charter FIecs,.,.

NEW YoIk, Dec. 6.-The returns of n. 49,.
eieehon held In this city to-day indicstr the -
ceo Of Fernando Wood over Havemvrr. tbe -. -
mmy hsl candidate, and opedyfe, the repubii.
HSvemye. q Oh, opedyke II 81. wool niu.
rality win reach auOb - - 49, pm
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TROY, N. Y, Dec: 5th.-The BODY Of Joh.
Brown, accompanied by Mn Brown and wen
eel rhinips, passed through here today. The
Eh. wa axe Plase on Thursday Al Noth,
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KENNEDY Iaxisi.,.-.

fa.sLrosJ, Dec; s.-The Lseisl.aur, Of INF.
MT. Porter, Of Woodford, Speaker Of the $500 I
ana MI Mefriwesther spesker OF the Hous,-.
triumph Of the Breckearidgeitss over the Gafhrse
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United States G..bs., nI.Iie y.

PkoyNerIowx, (Mas.,) Dee She q =.
ui O'Clock p. m. on the ID inst. has arrived
aSe She was on her way 70 Norfolk. va snd
r. IN ~ sere on account Of hssvy gale An o.
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=. unien Deosastrestsa - Phtle1eDpA6s
fEfrxpxIruIA, Dec. ss-Ensunsivs pppussioss
- 1tinx made to- the Union duu,ounanffuu
w ,,s ~ % Dc psde here to-mcerev. A msps,ng,
Cannon are 10 be fred and n.e1 6isnl. "a ~.
Sne pping add public buildihgs thfour houf The
~ nn desermined 20 show Gcvrrnof Wise
~ sss conssfveve elements q ths Moth sre
9n - y ,ntcipused, and ths dsnoasf.eSiou
., . Hi. Dec. 7,-saiusss are being ara
Bands Of music are psrsding the stSs>& - -
sn s ~. on eli the public buildings hossls
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Letter from Gsv. cA..s, 81 oAi.. !. e Co.

RicHnosn, Dec 6.--Gov. Wise to-day laid b.
Ohio, In reply 70 one Of HIS GOV Ch.se s.vx
mai OHIO viii fulfill every constitutional obfirs-
ton to the other members Of the Union. mt cs n.
not consent TO the invasion Of her ierrisury br
armed men, even FOR the pnrpose e pursuina "A
afresting fagitives from iastios. II, - -.
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BosreS; Dec, e-The defslcsfion Of Is.se p
ings Bank Is aseertAined 70 reach ss7. ooo'