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koid to Aaisfy the alnle. WALTER KINDA Ii. CLERK.
CasxHa JAxF.oS. PHNs ATTY. dex.h, 9sstN
&EATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
- coat: s,s.-srptrfor .:ourt Of ea,eaS, January
lstm. A. D; l:&u. Luther Upton ". Jabe. u. Ntod-
waEL-Attafhmcss.
ru't:e n,tce i her.hr s'r+n the raid Js'z " wd.
VA: S wrtts Of attachment Asnrt ont df tue osa
the Cterk Of the superior Guust ~ Elcac. lated tho
18th Gay Of December i. D. 1S,. 81 The sts Of the s2i1
usaet Cp anil MT the ~. of The sail 1ahex w.
Wostxa.I tor The Of tso Thousand dlas~ 4.ectet
II tic >hrl. X Cook aud Ea.ns4u Cuntle which raid
TIT 4leet' 10 Ceok County. hs been returned executed
Wow u1er for. unless ynu, tht aid JaheZ NJ Wo:d"As
.a personally ID znl aspsas .eto The raid superior
Cout cht.c ca Of befe the r.: ''ay u Tie Tenn
teeo u ht!ca 1t ths Cont tlcusc tD The CITY Of
chcse, she nrst Monday Of J.nu.ry 4. D. o. Evs
spee.: b4! and ed 10 tas sud i'anl'Es asoa jueE;
nnf wi be catte1 isns& y0G Lid III t-fos o. tie said
plant "a. mush VI tho property attached A. nay Be
suhltut TO katify the x judgment aud eoss. will to
WALTER KlMEALL- c.ers.
rcpxs1l + JANr.ox P.iH'. Atty, dethhs:~sw
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sN" DR.. Jas. McC:intocks Pectnral
fylup c1ercses a, :uueaee over Consumption anu Iron
.s. unparalleled in Medical Pslc1!ce as7e.ans the cSh'
healing and strengthening tho lungs promoting
ttou aad Inducing sleep The amendment beshs IRON t
Frat Goss. T4sce, &I..G. Sold ty
ia:-1m JONI. D. PARK. II Lake street.
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tkia ci1.aIty.
TEE nMfErE:.ALII0 TT,n
eets a21 secor.esI. sra p1ece OF co7pc:,, neatly
{ascped to Of thr Boot Savc arrdu ac3mpie3o
protection Teutrps the tofts ii the u= IYet
c.,.;s stau1per iEe ettcfral to kick or wear It ovt.
We ptseIt tits Invention w.tltae fullest knosyscse OF
and e1peIcuce in its rta:c Utility. HAvts now 70:
early yes BEEN sa'eted 70 1t tcsyrc:t IT.
by !ntsinsc met actually .uFnnafsd every o-
3ecoathat could possibly be brouxls a=anst r. ast A.
d.s1s of ohsrs. viii ahu.daay ent1ahS.c+ w Eave 90
hesIai.on n saying bat =: Msstis. SnGe y aes
ttyje consider It Eo1tIte staten3ent tlat oas
rar OF The Metallic Irs wilt out tNo to tnIte paiss
the old style. atusa savag Of usary twotlrta In Tie
expense ofbhoea.
MiSSES. WADSNpRTN AND EELLS.l
UF ClICAGO,
ave been appointed Agents the sac Of tho oots and
shccs aud authorized 20 9ss1ase o. Town au1 County
uommunicaians sitsc..ed % tlen Or The undersigned
~ CHASE, MCKINNEY l. ca,
~ and ~ Water g., Hctrou Mass.
NR.-Thslcvcn.on Is complete p:r: :esso7 from ne
clrE af tue Pr4!re Grasses and i cIeciafy adapted 10
3uers usc and all occupations which articn.arY expose
the toe oftEe boot shoe 10 !ln c' o. w7i ati-!y
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1aUkIEAGE S.ALtt.- W i.vreas,
lfL Alexander Mer1ei! acl Ma.:cit M:rse. h1s wife.

The above c u adoufnr't to taie 'se ~ the se Vow
snI -a1 On riIaT tho twenty .eIh day nf January
H. T. Isle. MlLLtAM u. W uk.*.
L. Ill A&NE0tE ~ MbI&S&1
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- BrEa1 1asleIcs*
Tux xo7nEAs uorr
Fatsul, :=lla. weak sna TIL"
Wss tbs na,,!seE'= pet and PRIDE
"s,1pstalas rus 'oe wrong wnh'a'
TIE dtsssactaI parent s:!ed.
.Bor,rs~ the doctnE said and gave
Jalap, calomcl- eauabooge.
But 81 things proved usees. save
N,sa,4s Txsteies. vesmfugc.
aEnRlr NORTON. Proprietor. stw York.
Sod bY JOHN D. PARK.
~ IA Lake strict.
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4 DJIE II Z. 1NE1IA7E4 FN* 1s1-A-
IL derIxi. Wolf Henry Wln and Chasars J. tIul.-t.
the ouprs.u .ur Court IT chi. aE". v>--
NuGts- e"y given th:A. " v::"' hf Oeeee ~
Nc hauscs Lin In .he Hs sLs ts,l c!si-s rl"t oeto
rr :th i1:y Hr tie sum VI Twa li1,ntt aUt EWtaty-
s[4 i.a.p Ia. complainant tr'n ffs:. cS N"'d.
osc u the Atvc nauch .eebAEe, an IN tosf - fa%5
ssIl sum II uilry interest II the rnt~ sas aRl
he Of s nut ts .aLseFss, A - M'sts Ell IN ~ Ga NJ
Januazy /. u. tes oees 10 tn. f"reu 90 u saa
4y tae u i1ns !eot u no coaT M"s. IN 1s Gs
srI at pubic auction the Ghr.t ana ~ h1iaes !9f ss
ali tho right title AMI ,crst ,f .a!s ttttre ",u ~ ~
Ostens Addition chItl-u III the "any Vi to,': s'"1
>.se lErot.. tnxe~r with IT, buildings estsh lhese
viii h. s1ts. i'erd m t1vmtnt OF The purchase
money INN. dalsay after tha aste sfoIT A.i. r,vr
t.hacce.Y nf Iii 2nr*tlnr tnMlt nf EhteaSo.
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Auction Sales.

III. SNOW, Auct'r.
AUCTION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS, DRY GOODS, OIL
DAINTINGS, Cutlery of all kinds, Hard.
L ware, segars, &C., every night at 6x o'clk.,
and on Tuesdays and Fridays at II o'clock A.
NJ. and at retail every day. Sale at store No.
SO, Main street. II. SNOW,
no l4-4m AuCtiOneer.
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to the Council that they should come and ask
friend of the road.
Mr.. Ludlow thought that it was becoming
disgrace to be on committee of this Coun-
Gil F: it they went down to perform their du-
ty they were booted at, and when they came
before this body they are not sustained--was
opposed to moving in the matter until they
come here and ask permission.
Mr.. Lamb offered a resolution to the eff
feet that the road be allowed to run>acros
the pavement of the property OF John Tabb
and others adopted.
Aims HoUsE.-The Committee of the aims
house recommendedsth that the Pest House be
placed underline management of the Board of
II ealth.
Mr.. March moved that the recommends
ton be accaeded to. MIR. Ludlow called for
the ayes and noes, which were rendered as
follows:
Ayes-Biggs, Cherry Dickson, March,
Reynolds, Robertson, Saunders, Lamb, White.
Noes -Belote, Ludlow.
AN ADDITIONALLY. March moved that an
appropriation not exceeding $1,000 be APP
propriated to build an addition to the aims
house, hich had to lie over until next morn
ing.
REPAIRING STREETs.-A resolution instruct
ing the committee on streets to enquire into
the expediency of repairing Nevison street
was presented and passed.
METoALF LANE.-0R motion of Mr.. Belote,
a joint committee was appointed to enquire
into expediency OF opening Metcalf Lane.
The Chair appointed on behalf OF the Com
mon Council, Messrs. Selote, Biggs and
Robertson.
GAS LAMPs.The Committee on Lamps
were instructed to place lamp on Washing
ton street, and on motion the Council ad-
journed.
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HARD ON CRraoIIsE.+--The wind is no re-
specter Of crinoline, but on the contrary,
like the devil who sometimes gets into the
moon for mischief, takes a malicious pleasure
in storming the, fragile buiwarks OF the fair
sex, and driving the driven. tipped point
and Honiton lsces, thar tremble in light
drapery around beautiful ank les, into epvia-
Bile and adorable notice. The stormy mani
festations Of the March wind, on Monday
was a leveller in the elevating principle; both
the high and the low were on the sam we'll
displayed footing, and were high and low
sense, at times, of rotary motion. The
heavy bulge of the whaiebone jupon, the B
dat assumed by the gntta-percha adjustibes,
the slantindicular procliyity Of the "short"
hooped skirt, and the elegant concavity aud
waving to the breeze, where there were no
hoops in the field, were objects of striking
and startling import. But blessed be the
dust and the wind, for the sake of the ladies'
the eyes Of the curious were punished, and
the coat .tails OF many bifurcated critic of
woman's feet, flying to the breeze, as his hat
Ieaped to the ground, told of fundamental
breaches, and deep seated sorrows, that
would have made the angels weep-wth
laughter.
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Be GENTLEMEN AT HoME.--The re are few
families,ws imagine, anywhere in which love
is not abused as furnishing license for i'm
politeness. A husband ,father,or brother, will
speak harsh words to those whom he loves
the best, and to those who love him the
best, simply because the security Of love and
family pride keeps him from getting his
head broken. 1t is saan that \ man will
speak more impolitely, at times. to is wife
or sister, than he would dare to any other
female, except low and vicious one. 1t is
thus that the holiest affections of man 8 IA
ture prove to be a weaker protection to wo-
men in the family circle tn IN ihe restraints
OF society, and that woman usually is in
debted for the kindest polteneSs of life to
those not belonging to their own household.
Things ought net so to be. The man who,
because it will not be resented, indcts bis
spleen and bad temper upon those of his
hear thstone, is small coward, and. very
mean man. Kind words are the circulating
medium between true gentlemen and true
ladies at home, and no polish exhibited in
society can atone for the harsh language and
disrespectiul treatment too often INDUCED
by Gods own ties of blood, and the sti
more sacred bonds OF conjugal love.
YoRKFowN.--This commodioss steamer
. will leave this afternoon immediately after
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PEPPERS NEW REsFAHRANT.-By invita-
ton of Mr.. Pepper, We visited his new
Public House this morning, and were truly
surprised to see to what cost the fitting up
OF his establishment had been carried. The
entire interior arrangement is gotten up on
the most magnificent scale, and everything
that can tend to the comfort Of his patrons
has been provided with liberal hand whilst
the facilities for supplying the demands of
the,hungryImasses are.all OF the most modern
invention. We have heretofore noticed the
interior arrangement of this house, and will
only add that it now presents as fine an ap-
pearance as any Restaurant we ever visited
North or South.
In regard to our worthy host, Pepper, We
deem it unnecessary to say any thing in his
praise. He is well known all over the land,
nd bis efforts to please have been OF the
right sort, which is evinced by the success
which has attended him heretofore; and now
having matters and things reduced to ga
dot" as regards system and facilities, we
feel assured bis patrons will still have cause
to be pleased with his catering.
His house was opened with free Lunch
to-day at II o'clock.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

u 4 n
SETE have now commenced the canvass OF
w the City for NEW Directory, to which
will be added BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
In the General Business Directory, we pro-
pose to have the name of every white male, ls
years and over, females in business and wild
ows and in the Business Directory, all the
business men, classified under their special bu-
sinesS head.
The circulation will be very large and gen.
eral through the city and State, which win
make it the best advertising medium of the sea-
son.
Hoping to meet the encouragement such a
work deserves, we assure the public that no
pains will be spared to make it as complete as
possible.
We have made arrangements with expert
enced Directory men, who will proceed imme-
diately to canvass the city.
The work will be ready for delivery about
April 5th. Price 81 SO per copy.
JNO r HATHAWAY,
fe 29--2W Publisher
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Dahl. We learn that the Blues, under
Captain Vickery, will have company drill
tonight, and will march through some OF
the different streets Of the city, with drum
and fife.
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SPRING 1850.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF Spring

| TREMENDOUS STOCK OF SPRING
AND SUMNER GOODS.
HAVING just returned from New York with
Al very large stock of Fine Dress and Fan
cy Goods, would respectfully solicit call
from my customers, friends, and all that are
disposed to patronise house that buys exclu-
siVely OF Southern Importers, and wholesale
dealers IN New York, leaving all BLACK and
BLACK Republican houses to try their changes
with Massachusetts,, Ohio, &C. Being myself
Southern man, expect to sustain our South
ern principles throughout. My stock compri-
SEES more than the usual variety kept in our
line OF Dress and Fancy Goods. Now on hand
the richest and newest designs in
Ba1eges, Organizes, La Voulet, La Pi ccolom-
I'M, French and English Jacanets, richest
Robes, Summer Silk la Volant, extensive as
sortment in Fancy and White Brilliants, Lin
ems, White Goods, sc.
Our stock of Lace and Silk Mantiilas, the la
test Partisan styles, and at all prices.
Also extensive assortment of Embroideries,
Needle Work Bands 300 doz Linen Hdkerchiefs
from ~ cts to Sc. The richest and newest
styles IN trimmings, Laces, Wells, Lace Mitts,
Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
All merchants from the country would do
well to look at our stock before purchasing, as
we can compete with the largest houses in our
line. f CAMPE,
fe 29-tf 80 East Main street, Norfork.
II EROSENE LAMPS, new styles, with
IN the improved Burner, just received and
for sale BIS
NH KING y TOY.
IUST RECEIVED,
u At C HALL g. cos,
Improved Solid Sketch Books, assorted sizes
made of Whatman's superior Drawing Paper.
Trammells for drawing Ovals and Circles.
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YoRKTowN.--This commodioss steamer
will leave this afternoon Immediately after
che arrival of the Southern train,
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Local .Iteraas.
MAYORS CoURr, n. r. Ferguson, Presi-

MAYORS CoURr, RF. Fsrgasen, Presi-
ding.
Richard Langdon, charged with stealing
nifty segars, was sent on to the quarterly
term of the Corporation Court, and commit.
ted to the City Jail until that time.
James Kirk, who had been arrested for
drunkenness, was discharged.
MAYORS CoURr, PORTSMOUTH G. w. Griee
Presiding.
William A. Fortune white man, hailing
from Weldon, was arrested yesterday for
being drunk and riotous in the street; for
which he was confined In Jail until this morn
ing, and discharged on the payment of 81 SO.
FINED. -TIlsthy Rearns, marine, attached
to the Barracks was put in the lock up last
sight for being drunk and noisy in the street
lined $3.50.
EXCITEMENT IN CauaoH Boy Snor.-
Last night the congregation Of the Dinwid-
die street Methsdist f. Church, Ports eouth,
were thrown into considerable excitement
by the explosion Of a pistol during the first
prayer. Prom what We can learn it appears
that two boys, aged about fourteen years,
named James Haynes and Henry Bro@a,
were sitting together In the church Haynes
had loaded pistol in his pocket, and in
making some movement il gyent Of, the ball y
penetrating the leg Of Brown just below the
H., s-N vi "a i a5 r.
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II VI 8''14' 1T y n NlIOIT FUk INV
LAUNDRY.
nURi EA RPS Glen Cove Starch, recently
~ introduced into this market, we believe 10
be the best article offered We unbesi-
tatingly recommend it TO nous ekeeparg as
something extra Tor iamiiy purposes, and after
trial ieel convinced they will use no other
A supply last received al
g DhNlIll4.&
mh No w ChuTch str-et
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CATARACT
WASHING MACHINE.

CATARACT
WASHING MACHINE.
CLOTHING, TIME, AND LABOR SAVED
INDISP ENSABLE TO HOUSEK EEPERS
fHNHE most simple, economical, and durable
4 article ever offered to the public to allevi-
ate the iscomforts of wash-day.
DESCRIPTION.
1t consists OF metal cylinder, with ribs on
the inside, and an interior cylinder of wood,
with ribs. There is a space of from to in
ches between the two cylinders. One crank
turns both cylinders at the same time in oppo-
site directions, rapidly creating suds, forcing
the water through the clothes and etfectually
removing the dirt. The action of the water
does the work quickly ,dispenses en- tirely with
rubbing and thus saves the wear of clothes.
SULLIVAN & HYATT,
PfoprietorS,
81 Beekman street.
N B-State and County Rights for sale, and
purChaserssupplied with machines at whole
sale on Aiberal terms.
gG7- Mac hine is in operation by laundress
daily, at our salesroom, 439 Broadway.
fe 2S-3m
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N. M. Il. E. A. .. W. r. U. K. S. EE.
THE cheapest Cash Grocery in the CITY
to be found at No. Church street
te II ] 7 REDMOND
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-22
FROM THE SOUTH.

RICHMOND, Nov. 2l-The Enquirer pub.
fishes a letter from Gov. Letcher IN reply to
john Brisbn Of Pennsylvania. The govern
or says, derelction on the part of the north
is the prime cause of the present trouble. He
advises the people of the north to correct their
public sentiment and discharge their constiu-
tional obligations with slrlct fidelity. He in
dIcates his determination to defend Virginia
and stand us a mediator, armed mediator if ne
cesssary between the south and her assailants.
The letter creates a sensation here. The
Richmond and Petersburg banks suspended
specie payment to-day.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov 2l-lSpecial dis
patch TO the Times. The citizens OF Preston
county have held mass meeting and adopted
resolutions opposing disuniUn. There is a ter.
ribe pressure in the money market here.
Flour is declining, and all the mills have stop
ped except the Gallego.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2l--Dispatches from Co.
lumbia, S. c., indicate slight decrease in the
excitement, but the military are parading
with an American flag bearing only one star.
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From South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 20.-This has been the
most gloomy day yet amIng the merchants.
A heavy cotton house and other smaller
houses have suspended. There was trouble
this morning with the Farmers and Exchange
Banks, but the matter was adjusted. The
banks have resolved to cooperate together,
and still positively refuse to make any dis
counts Cotton is declining. The stock now
on hand is $4,000 bales. Several of the heavy
planters refuse to send forward their cotton at
present, preferring to wait tor reaction.
Sterling is also down, being quoted at 80. FL
uancal matters are rapidly approaching eli
max. Trade is completely Frustrated.
News of the suspension OF the Farmers
Bank of Richmond was received this after
noon during business hours. The banks here
are determined to hold out as long as the New
York banks do. No opposition has as yet
openly appeared in any portion OF the state to
the secession movement, Several of the del
egates to tile convention elected in the inter
Tor are hot for immediate secession, Vigil
lance Committees are being organized through
out the south, and every suspected person will
be ordered to leave Immediately.
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BY THE PALESTINE.
Victor Emanuel at Naples.

PORTLAND, Nov. 2I-The steamer Pales
tine, from Liverpool Nov. 9Th. via LondonGer-
ry Nov. 9th, arrived this afternoon Her dates
are one day later.
The king of Sardinia had e~tered Naples.
There was doubtful report that treaty of
peace with China had been signed at Tein
Tein.
No intelligence had been received of the
Prince of Wales, but two vessels, supposed
to have been the Hero and Ariadne, were
seen passing the bell off Portsmouth during
the night of Nov Sth.
The London Posts Paris correspondent
says, the dissolution of the popes army is
positive, and he will only have left to him a
simple guard of 5000 men.
Victor Emanuel arrived at Naples on the
morning of the 9TH, in company with Carl
balli. They proceeded together to the cathe-
dral, and afterwards to the royal palace, where
great festivities took place in spite of bad
weather.
The British legion at Naples were dwin-
ding away on account of the disgraceful con-
duct Of IFS members.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 9-Noon.-Brokers' cir
culars report sales in the Liverpool cotton
market for the week, $4,000 bales, Al 900 on
speculation and 5000 to exporters. The mar
ket opened unsettled and excited, and all quail
tiles considerably advanced; but, after the ar
rival of the Africa, and the PRONUNCIATION of
her news, slight reaction took place, and the
market closed with an advance OF / and 3D..
over the previous Friday sales.
liverpool Breadstuf Market, Nov. 9.-The
market opened to-day at weak prices; corn
slightly declined.
LONDON, Noon, 9th.-Consuls are at 93s and
934, for money and account.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, Nov. 2l,-Thompson Brothers
state that the currency panic today is quite
equal to that of 1857. They quote all bills
south of Washington at 20 rs per cent dis
count Illinois and Wisconsin, 10 per cent
discount; Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and Can
ada, per cent discount Maryland and
Pennsylvania, / 2 per cent discount; New
York state and New England, one halt per
cent discount
The New York Evening Post says, the
presidents of the leading banks are discussing
a PROJECT Tor issuing scrip based on bills re-
ceivabe, United States stocks, and other ap-
proved colaterals, to pass in liquidation OF
bills to each other, the scrip to bear seven per
cent interest. The banks thus hope to be
soon in position to meet the wants of their
dealers An expansion of loans to several
millions is looked for this week.
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Destructive Confederation.

TACOMA, N. H., Nov. 2l.-A destructive
conflagraton occurred here this morning.
Twenty-Five buildings were burnt, including
the Ccrro Gordo House, Gove's new blouki
Telegraph and post office, and both newspaper
offices Loss estimated at $4,000. Nearly
all the business portion of the village is in
ashes. The fire originated in the rear of the
Cerro Gordo House, about 81 this morning
The wind was blowing very hard from the
north west, aud the flames spread rapidly.
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Ar KIEN.

In Fitchburg Nov Is, Theodore c Graves to Augusta
NJ Foster, b til of Fitchburg.
In Winchendun, Nov 10. Alfred w Head Of Milford,
y II, to Mary oflin of WinchendOn; 18th, Walter
IIagar to Addic NJ Robbins. both OF Gardner.
In lIubbardsOn, Nov I, j Otis Hale to Lucy Browning;
sth, VIM IL Whittemore to Amia NJ Brown, all of II.
In Boston, Nov 70 Benjamin Fuller Melissa Yale,
daughter of the Rev DIR Nesle.
In WoonsOcket. Nov IL, VIM Herbert Aldrch to Lois,
daughter the late iona And Pw all of WOOnSocket.
In Hartford Sept 10, by the Rev DIR llawes NJ Whit
tier of New York to Nellie standby daughter of Loring
Goes of this city
In GAINESVILLE Wis Nov Is DrJ Whiting OF Lee, Mass
to Mrs Amorette r. widow of Edward Wilton, late
chief Justice of the state of Wisconsin.
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New York, Nov 2l.-Counterfeit two' on
the International Bank OF Portland, and ones
on the Marine Bank OF Boston, are in circula-
ton. Counterfeit quarter eagles are also be-
ing circulated.
DernoIr. Nov. 2l.-The ship Rocket, with
a cargo of 10000 bushels Of wheat, collided
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SantnnCed.

New York, Nov 2l.-John Williams, for
wife murder, was to-day sentenced for fifteen
wears Charles Manhattan, tor tue murder of
il. Gray, was sentenced for life Eurght, the
ticket swinder, to two years, and Gordon one
wear at Sing Sing.