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Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-01


THE HANOVER STREET SHooTING AFFAIR.
Joseph G. Hernandez the man who shot Fan
ny May, yesterday, in store on Hanover
street, as already stated, continues in critical
situation from the combined effects of the poi
son which he Took and the pistol wound in
fficted upon himself Mrs. Hernandez states
that at times OF late lie has been very much
depressed in spirits on account OF business
matters. The following is a copy OF letter
directed to his wife -
Dear WIFE Forgive me for what do
Live for your children. have been as man
and wife for two years with Fanny May. She
has been the cause of this If Mr.. Hall had
not interfered this would not have happened.
Nav God bless you my poor children. can
uot live long. / have been ruined in business
by Fanny May. You will find some friends
LETT when | am gone You need not be asham-
ed at what | have done. Those who have
ruined me will have to go with me. Friend
Slater see me decently buried. | am not
afraid to meet my God. Keep me as long as
possible, and bury Fanny May and l.
Good bye. JOSEPH.
Boston, Oct. so, 1850.
Mrs. Hernandez states that for two years
past she has been aware of the existence of
an improper intimacy between her husband
and Miss May, and that she had earnestly re
monstrated with him, and insisted upon his
dscharging Miss May from his employ. Miss
May on the other hand declares that Herman
dez had no other cause for committing the rash
act than that she left his employ. There are
other rumors i'll circulation relative TO the
matter which are not credited
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-01
LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE FULTON.

New York, Oct. 31.-The Fulton arrived
this evening, with advices one day later than
those from Cape Race.
Liverpool cotton market firm; flour quiet ;
provisions dull consols 925 92a
Hobbs, the famous locksmith, is about to re-
turn to America
Sheridan Knowles, the author, was lost in
the steamer Arctic, on a voyage from Hull to
Cronstadt.
The Notifications at Cherbourg and Agiers
are to be strengthened; a number of steel
cascd frigates are to be built in France the
garrison at Marseilles is TO be reinforced the
French fleet has been recalled from Naples.
Advices from Syria state that the French
have established provisional municipality at
Dier AlKammar, and reinstated the christians
in houses built by the French soldiers
China advices report that the ship Isaac Bell
has been totally wrecked crew saved
Melbourne dates are to Aug. 25th. Trade
was worse. -Four ships had left for England
with two hundred thousand ounces of gold.
The French mail steamer Protest has been
seized at Naples. A telegram from CONSTANT
nople, announces the burning of twenty two
ships.
LATEsT.-An insane man has attempted to
shoot the queen of Spain, but failed and was
arrested.
Garibaldi's ministry and the pro-dictator Of
Naples, haYc resigned The departure of ad-
ditional French troops for Rome, has been post
poned for the present.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-01

Lynchburg, Va, Oct. 31.-Travel on the
Virginia & Tennessee r. r. has been inter
rupted by freshet and will be unable to
make connections for a week.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-01

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 31.-Later and full returns
in Nebraska elect Daley, republican, as dele
gate to congress, by Ill majority.
There was collision, last night, between
the Douglas and Breckenridge professions.
The fire department was ordered out, but no
serious damage was done.
Senator Green spoke last night at Boone.
vile, and declared that, but for Douglas, Kan
sas would have been slave state. He favor
ed congressional legislation for the protection
of slave property. He would vote for Doug
las to defeat Lincoln, but held that the election
of the latter would be no ground for secession.
Frank Blair spoke here last night. In the
course of his remarks, he charged that, if
Douglas said lie ever sought interview with
him on political subjects, and furnished Breck-
inridge papers with charges against him based
on that private conversation, he (Douglas) was
guilty OF wiful falsehood.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-01
COficiall
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY,
NATHANIEL +. BANKS,
GOVERNOR.
n T q Z 7 II III II 7 7 u IT
For Day Of Public Thanksgiving and Prar

-
For Day Of Public Thanksgiving and Praise
BY advice and consent of the council, l have ap-
pointed, and do hereby appoint, THURSDAY, the
twenty y-ninth day of November next, a DAY OF
THANKSGIVING: and | invite the people of the com.
monwealth to observe this day already set apart by
the principal states of the Union for the chris
tian purpose, after the high spirit and solemn man
of fathers, by public thanksgiving and
praise to Almighty God, for the nnumerable bless
ings that surround and support us.
Especially for the inestimabe privileges of repub
lican institutions of governments under which the
people suffer chiefly from their errors, and are
permitted opportunities TO correct them; in which
tradition does not entail upon the future the wrongs
of the past, and authority has power to suppress
the demands of public justice;
For the favored position which separates our be-
loved country from the political complications that
torture other nations and to us well-regu-
lated liberty and universal peace.
For the preservation of the states united:
For the public health and prosperity:
For the rich haryests of the year:
For the privileges of general education:
For the capacity and the hope of future improve
ment;
And the neverfailing consultations of christian
faith.
Let us remember, in the very act of Thanksgiving
for our nappreciable privileges, the opportunities
that offered
For the relief of those in want
The succor of the oppressed:
The consolation of the afflicted:
The comfort of the imprisoned
The encouragement of such cast down.
And the recognition of all men, of whatever CASTE
condition, or Cline as children of common Father,
and subjects of one universal and incomprehensble
destiny.
Given at the Council Chamber, this twenty-sixth
day OF October, III the year thousand eight hun
dred and sixty, and the eghtyith of the independ-
ence of the United States of America
NATHANIEL p BANKS.
BY His EXcellency the GOVERNOR with advice and
consent of the council.
OLIVER WARNER Secretary.
God Sare the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-01

In this city, Oct 30, by Rev NJ Richardson, Austin W
Ward to Sarah A Young, all of this city.
In this CITY, oct 80 by Rev Joseph Hicks John Angler
to Mrs Sophia KeyCs, all of this city.
In Hancock, H. Oct 25, Geor.e A Hamilton of Tenn
pleton to Frances L. daughter OF Richard Emerson Esq
of Hancock.
In Slatcrsville, /, Oct 29, by Rev L A Buck, L NJ
Whittemore, of Springfield, to Minnie NJ Smith OF Sa.
tersYille.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-01
From Havana and Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 30.-Steamer De Soto
has arrived with Havana dates of the 9th
Sugar unchanged, the crop excellent.
Mexican advices state that the Conducta,
which was recently seized, has been restored.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 31.-Steamer Star of the
West, from Hrvana 81 has arrived. She re.
ports that SLAYER vessel, with four hundred
negroes, had been brought into Havana by a
Spanish war vessel.
New ORLEANS, Oct Bop Riemus,
who recently absconded from Havana with
$4,000 belonging to the firm for whom he was
bookkeeper, was arrested here yesterday.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-01
Trnuhla in Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTH, X. T., Oct. Bottle Times
of this city has information from southern
Kansas that sixty dragoous, under Capt. Stur,
gis, accompanied by the Indian agent, Cowan,
had been driving the settlers from what is
known as the Cherokee neutral lands. The
Times correspondent says that seventy-four
houses had been burned, and the occupants
turned out. Much excitement prevailed in
southern Kansas, but it is thought the state
ments are greatly exaggerated. meeting OF
the citizens of this county was held last eve
ming to devise plans for the general relief OF
sufferers in the territory. A committee was
appointed to solicit immediate aid from the
east. A committee was also appointed to act
in concert with other counties in the matter,
and call has been issued for a conference ut
Lawrence on the 14th OF ofN0vember
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-01
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.


Cornelius W. Mckay, son of Donald Nc
Kay, the ship builder, has been arrested for
robbng Oliver H. Downing OF S2500 on the
highway in Chelsea There had been CON
spiracy between Mckay and three others to
entrap Downing at Il time wher the money
was in his possession, and rob him, which Nc
Kay was chosen to accomplish.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
In Longmeadow, the other day, Robert
Mcintosh and his wife had celebration of the
fitty.frst anniversary of their marriage by
visit from all of their children, grandchildren,
and one great grandchild. Four generations
were present-33 persons in all. What is
very remarkable, and we might say almost
uuprecedented in the annals of history, is, that
to this time there has been no death in the
family. There are eight in all-five sons and
three daughters.
CONNECTICUT.
In New Haven there has been a singular
disappearance of young girl. She was sup
posed to have attended school regularly until
one day last week her books were sent home
with the information of her absence and con.
seouent loss of place in her class. Her pa
rents at once became alarmed about her
strange conduct, and, on questioning her as
certained that she had concluded to leave
home Her parents discovered that she had
made preparations for leaving having tied her
clothing in little bundle. Upon being re-
monstrated with by her mother she could not
be induced to tell where she was going or
what motive influenced her. While her pa-
rent allowed her to leave the house for short
time on Thursday afternoon sho disappeared.
Her friends suspect she has been spirited
away by the Roman Catholic Sisters OF
Mercy.
The Hon. A. A. Burnham has challenged
Douglas candidate for clector, j. j. Penrose of
Planfed, to discussion of "the issues" Mr..
Penrose is mum, although the challenge was
made fortnight since.
In the case of Antoinettc Turrcr of New
Haven, who is sued for the penalty of 5000 for
not producing the little daughter oil John Mon
eghan, WON she succored when beaten and
abused by her parents, and the whereabouts of
whom she refused to disclose, the jury for the
second time disgreed, and the papers were
taken back.
Mr.. James North and wife celebrated the
tiftieth anniversary OF their marriage on the
oath inst, ut their beautiful place, u mile west
Of the city OF Middletown One hundred
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-01
Ncw yo,k O,nrkct.-oct. Al

COTTON quiet and Unchangsd sales 1000 bales at &c
for midGliig uplands.
Four-Receipts 1861 bbls sales 1850 bales; state and
unchanged, and demand ute active; southern
heavy; sales 1900 bbs. Canada shade CASTER sales
450 bbls; extra, $50.
Wheat fully lc higher with fair export and speculat
i've demand; sales 500; Chicago spring sll7 l2O
for to fair; Racine spring, Sl,223; MlwaaNe
club, S2j a l,29 Corn unchanged: sales II Ot0 bush
mixed western 6S a 3d. afoat and in Whskey low
or; sales $50 bbs, a. y a. 222c Sugars steady; Coffee
steady, with moderate demand.
CATTLE RKET.-Beef dull and declined; quota.
tions, a &c for common, and Il a SC for first quality
receipts $500 Sheep and Lambs inmoderae demand at
full prices; receipts, $1,000 Swine active at 81 @ 63c
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-01
SOYER'S SULTANA'S SAUCE
~ -FoR-
Hot and Cold Dishes Of All Kinds.

This most delicious and appetslng Sauce rvented by
the renowned SoYER, for the London Reform CiuD Is
since his deeease manufactured by the wcllknown house
of CROSSE & BLACKWELL, London, from the origna
recipe 1t is the fvorite Sauce in England and on the
Continent, with high and growing reputation among
American Epicures and is much approved of as stimu
liant 10 appette and aid to digestion.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-01
Billiards,

New York, 31st.-Udolpho Wolfe has with
drawn in favor of Elijah Ward, for congress.
The champion billiard tournam ent was won
by DudlY Kavanagh of New York, beating
Tieman two hundred and fifty four points.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-01

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 30.-A severe storm occur.
red on the Plains on the 26th, terminating
with fall of snow at Juesburg station As
emigrant trains line the road, it is feared there
will be much suffering.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-01
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS

ave recommend our correspondent to try Moss.
soYErs new Sauce entitled the 'Sutanas Sauce Its
made after the Turkish recipes its flavor excellent and
il affords considerable aid in cases of SLOW AND
DIGEsuoN."-The Lancet.
"savory, Pieuant, and Spicy, worthy the genius of
Soyer."- Observer
"a most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh, and Fowl,
and should have place on every table. Atlas.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-01

DIED.
In Lawrence, Kansas, at the Eldridge House. Oct 49,
Mary Tufts, formerly OF this city, y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-26
6oteIs.
JOTEL DUMAS

:"
Ne laster Street besesn 4 aaf 5h CINCINNATI, ONO
This Old and well established Hotel has been recenlg
rete in Eupe style and is unsurpassed by any
Hotel Of its class n America
Is proprietor from his long eLperance in This city, Ss
nrula and elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
others viii warrant him entire sucres and he is
1voraby known 20 this community anticipates ful share
Of public patronage. ALEX SHUMATE,
aprI0Es ronrnfnr
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Boar0ima.

DOARD ING HOUSE-Dr. BEACH
I'D has taken the ne Boarding HOUSE. No. 2lG Superior
81 which has heen nrwly fitted mp and OpOn for
tbe ceBtion o. baarders y25:2i3
DOARDING.-Ehe House No. "a
j Public Square, and ny sac Store ChuEch-one ef
the psasautost locations 20 the CYhas heeu tho oughy
rept ed and open for Bougrs Families VI hing
furnish Their own rooms Be acc0mm ted with large
and convenient nnd hedrO0ms; and Single BoardeS
and Boardess will ind good Accommodation reason
spr2-isn.R20. sW BU BRITT.
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AT 2II SUPERIOR ST.
aUFTA PRROHA AsE,
1emeIrr g. 6tIper marf.

LIVERY ONE WARRANTED. =
~ or those American watches. Just received new
fsbs2 '''-- cowLES & co weddell House.
YANKEE DOODLE FOREVER,
and the American Watch forever. They the
best watch made lin Amerioal and nobody sells them
fs593 CowLEs & CO. Weddall House.
NUT PIX.-Just received a new sup
fsb9 CowLEs 8 co wedden House
CILVER & SILVER PLATED
~ wARE,-New stork iust received by
feh2l COWLES E CO, Weddeli House.
- a. - fs .-.I.
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MANHATTAN HOTEL-Nos. 8, 5
lN 7aEd Murray street, "a door from Broadway, op
este the Park. New York Hugginss Fling Proprietor
EugEns late Of PeaIlStreet HuuEe, ,Boslsn II &. Fling
10 Of LFvaion Hotel Nav Yarh dse1 ]
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q. ID. ADVERTISEMENTS.

C. LYMAN TIFFANY
DEMIEG & TIFFANY,
General Produce Commission Merchants,
No. 81 Pearl ST., New York.
Particular aitenton pa tr purchase Of Goods for Con-
sign0rs. Liberal Cash Advances on Flour and Grain.
REFEBEScEs--Wm. W. For, Prest n Y, Gas Light
Thomas ". Poarsall, Esq New York. Weaver. Richard
soH Co New YORK, collins fros Co, Har fOrd; A.
cot. Horton, Cleveland; Juhn Tennis & Co. Cleveland
BntcOck Hurd, Cleveland; Day. Griswold Co, bart
ari u2R
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1inonflol.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

IUWLIuN LAOH hNUL.
nRAFT IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT
IL from IS upwards, on Engl and france, and on
a the vTncpal Citiss Of Germany On Frankfort, Ber
In, Wilma, Iirzg NurimberE, Cassol, Cologne. Ham
burgh, Bfemen Stuttsnrt. Manuhem and Prague For
sale BY mrl2 RETTBERG HAUSMANN.
GTO OOO MONEY ADVANC-
hDAOeOOO ED-In to su!-at the old
stand aud we'll known WAGNER'S OFFICER securi-
ties Of every kind, viz Dzy Gnods, Hardware Gold and
Silver Plate, Watches, Diamonds, 5eWelry. Ire arnss
Cl0hngt Farniture CHrpefs amos, Mirrors Paintings,
GeHeral merchaeise and Pcroaa proarty and articles
Of value on the most satisfactory business strictly
private Established 1851. Watches and Jewery for sais
WM. WAGNER. Cface NJ. s. Water st.,
Corner Superior st., Geo A. Davis Co Is Cloihng
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-26

waiting 2 said he, well, sit down, must
do my chores first .alsg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23
Je J-..-1 bUVTd, COIHUUN q co.
iMf HE. a.,.' 1 sztH l ssslxry. VA

Auib CeJeudt0O w 8t0IlnS flaOo, stu
Milboro' Depot. OF the Virginia Central Railrosd.
. s ss s Tsi and .s;
for the reception OF boarders. Occupying q CEN
a FL. in the e
1t is accessible from all BY the regular stage route
and within less than days Quincy of the most
The properties of the water are lucrative, Ton
ic, DipIetic. Daphoretc. Aperient and anti Irr.-
Torpidty Of the Liver, .DysPe psia. Aphths 'e Or
nostri. intractabe diseases of the skin, BRONCHIAL
Affections, Enlarged Prostate, Enlal ged Spleen
Diseases Of the kidneys. Spinal ifrit ason, Ne u
fs 'Ss a q
| the water. send and get pamphlet. he services
seve raj years in the use 81 the waters this place
vii, be a valuable guide to its proper exhibition,
BE- a. 81 th s% dsshtu
tasai may Be- nr.s3y stated as water Of superior
room, supplied With good music. billiard sndbow-
RourE.-Northern travellers shou l. from wash-
Alexandria Railroad. connsotSg with the Genital trail
Railroad at Gordonsviile, and BY that to Mliboro'
passing en- route the Bath ALVIN, Warm and Hot
| Springs.
S9utnefn travellers can select the route BY way
o. Lynchburg, taking THE - rs of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad at tea pl ce, and connecting
with the virgins Central Railroad at ChaI Iottes-
vile. or from Richmond take the cars of the Cen
either of tho above points or Baltimore, can reach
here the evening of he same day, if desired.
competent Assistants, will make every reasonable
effort to render ii pleasant home for the invalid,
| and an elegant and sumptuous residence for the
temporary vlsi or.
Pamphlets, obtaining a detailed account of the
properties o. the w alter, can be obtained by ad-
dressing tt p oprietors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-23

WASHINGTON, June 22-Seaate.-The loan
o.. Vas passed, and the conference report -
., evil appropriation bill concurred in.
Tie conference committee on the pos tai de-
ta-ncy bill disagreed and were discharged.
EeaSe--The loan bill was passed, and report
@ lhe conference committee on The civil ap-
ErpIation bill agreed to.
IA The postal bill, the House insists on the
!sabel service and restoration of the inland
= service, except in certain cases.
The Senate VIII probably agree TO this.
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The Overland Mail.

rRIyGFIgLD, Mo. June 23.-The California
rsIlsnG Mail 10 the LIST, has arrived.
lie Indians were making attacks on all the
Iza.ns and settlements from Walkers river
asarys Lake. They had concentrated 3OG
l,-.- AZ uranium Lake.
5l Jack Hays, with 600 volunteers and Is
s5s-nmenI soldiers, had met and defeated BOT
.,...ns NJ Williams station. A stronger
ary had started to force a general battle.
TIE Pony Express has been discontinued in
sequence of the Indian depredations.
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fkHfEIrEisSs oEr M q AZ. 70!

TRuaTEE'sN "a LE OF VALUABLE Jon
trust and ocnssnt Of ~ parties shese,4 interest.
39lse the IndersiEned. aely Iseerdsd q nishmona
a. n on 10th. between Main and Cary streets, sii
the Tyres, Rresses. fixenIes, sqd other ma4oriais
pertaining to . job Printing Ofkos, consisting n
RaIt Ct one Adams' Power Press. one lasge Hoes
Ory Press. two Hand Presses. two Proof Presses,
and Tyres Of all sizes, fancy and slain. Callers,
e. The entire ONCE will be offered. railing 10
eeeeS sale in the gross, it viii then b cold Doco
BY piece until the whole 10 disposed Of. a +
TenAe.-Oao-thlYd cash balance ct and 8
months for negotiable notes, With intorest add,
and batiofACtOYily endorsed.
Jas. n. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS. N. TAYLOR SON, Aucts. je8
VALUABLE REAL E0T Arr ON CARV,
y BETMEEN llrH AND lsfH STREETS. AT
THU heDAY. the 9Th day Of July. 1880, commenc-
lng g u clock M. two valuable pieces of REAL
IL A Brick ffENEMENT. on the north side
q Cary. between llth and 13th streets, adjoining
the property Of Mesays Horace L Kent and others.
"a BRICK TENEMENT on Cary, between
18th and 18th streets. for number Of Years occu-
pied by Nicholas Devereux a. leather store.
Tbs property has the usual front, and 10 now
renting to good tenants at fair rents.
ItkAs.-One- fourth cash the balance at s, IL
and IL months. tho purchaser xecutinE neg Otsbao
notes, with interest added. aud secured BY trust
deed. lie Isl JAS. NJ. TAYLOR L son, Aucts.
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The New Jersey Court Of Pardons.
TRENTON, June 21.-The Court OF Pardons
ret this morning to consider the case of the
4,v Mr. Harden. After a consultation, the
Curt adjourned till afternoon. 1t is geuer-
ly conceded that the Court will refuse to
@mmute the sentence
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oyEsTiSGS; TfiMMises. &c, ~ Ht tc'
store an invoice of Ready AIDE Clothing, consist
ing of Italian Cloth, White Linen, Brown Drill
Grass Linen. Drab l.ustsr. Dotted Duck Coats;
paca Pants and Vests.
.:ALSO--A very superior lot of fresh seasonable
Cloths. Casslmers. Vestlngs, and Trlmmings from
a merchant tailor declining business. The above
goods entirely fresh, very superior, and worthy
the attention of dealers.
ie2 "a Y OnOY Ar.t
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By Richard Cauthorn. Auct'r.

CURATOR.S SALE OF FURNITURE, AT
~ AUCrION.-On TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 10
the SnSsen 81
Of the late Eliza Watson. consisting of Feather
Bed. Hair and shuck Mattress. Bedsteads, Chairs,
Trunks, Waahstand, Tables, and sundry other az
tlcles. F. LAUBE,
Curator of estate of Eliza Watson, decd.
IA Sale by r. CAUTHORN, Auct.
COOPhRS' TOOLs.--At the same time ard place,
will sell q lot of COOPERS TOOLS, consisting
of Drawing Knives, Hoops. Spoke Shears. Clamps,
Hatchets, Saws, Adze Planes, Bolts, Frows, &c.
COUNTER-AlsO. q large Countera with draw
ers. &c. &c. X. CAUTHOHN.
je AuctiOneer.
POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale 10 post
poped to WEDNESDAY, eth inst, At l0 o,cl9ck
A. M. lie 2] r. CACTHORN.
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Sentence OF a Dishonest Express Agen

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 22.-Maroney, the
issrt Of Adams Express, who stole S4O,Ou0
ri one Of It's boxes, has been convicted and
ta'enced 10 ID years in the State prison. The
money was recovered last August, buried in
= obscure place near Philadelphia. Marc
,eys wife and other parties implicated will
eau5,less be brought TO justice.
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By Alex. Mott, AUct.

TRUSTEES SALE. By virtue of . deed of
I trust from las Collins to VIM. Hurley, trus-
18th. at pollock A. NJ. ct the Room formerly
occupied BY the said Collins, corner 18th and Main
streets, the following articles: 8 Billiard Tables,
made by Phelan, nearly new, with balls, cues. &c >,
completes; Bar, Bar Fixtures, Liquors. Gas Burn
ers, Office Chairs, Desk. Looking GLASSES, &C.
ALSO.
BY virtue Of the same deed, will be sold at the
on the 9th INST, commencing at II O'Clock, all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture embraced in
the deed, consisting of large and general assort-
ment, in good OF der.
TERMs-Cash. VIM. HURLEY, Trustee.
Sale conducted BY ALEX. NOrr, Auct. ie ID