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from the Birmingham fost, bSt III
The renowned pusilntc champion 1, ~ prrseu, 90 :
Cushipg'e circus rhorgh the st exhibition 81 the
champion, Tuesday, passed CT pleasantly enough the
secona attended By proceedings OF decidedly anti
s-dc character which could not have conduced 70 the
success t the Undertaking During the afternoon, and
Rftcr the nfst ashow" sxy crs associated With hts
friends, partssirg With theumoiers,ey, ~ courscof
The fovis glass and when the tms came for him TO
repar 20 the circus be oauied not only by his
immediate friends bul by vast crowd Of icdcscribasics
In tho mcarte the ruah 70 the doors had beeo great
u In vain that the money takers refused
money; Ia vain tina, people outside were tod thst
there no room inslde. They threstsned % force
theY way IN without paying their money
not takrn IN the usual way. The natural re
sa Of this state OF thars dangerous confusion, Ia
iispi nanissa;ious 81 dsplessure were displayed The
rrs whore the horses 70 broken INTO and al
meet oiled MP, persons who ooai lc the place and
their money Immediately returned; the performance
cosd o and chaos seamet 70 have sgs'a Al
length the time tor the treat OF the evening
not get INTO The ring foot and sayca mounted
On stecd, before which The crowd 10 small exea. gave
way, ard there was just enough left for bit OF
play This vas 81 received BIZ those who could
see With expressions q satisfaction, While those who
less favoursbly situated heard 10 murmur dscon.
sr,sely rs they naturally would Tho boxing being over
sitmp, made 70 proceed with tho other part OF the
programme. but when II cane 70 TIE comic mules IL
vas found impossible " 50 on. This appeared 10 fur
nwh crcnse u the wat suience 10 themselves
- hfss they might, aud accordingly boys com.
commenced thro~lnr Rardusi about. This fol
loved By other material OF more p,niercgs store
herF here 20 ard fro ard amid threa % rspptes m
tho tett the round the ctsu teller smwnsi
srt the ntI - voTa Uthervso IL, frcd n ire ncaa
tine srgss Vrol, vba, 4 ibe sos,uce % " s.psr'a
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

JTow CAN IT 81 DoSk'- rs TIE EXCLAMATION or
Ill Intelligent LADY when she copy OF
Madame DHMos EATS elegantly nuytrsed Resort Of the
FASH finds tia charge only cent? just tnnk Of H.
resders-eight quato coutaianx forty nns kn
craving II and u-'u designs vh full descriptions and
report 81 AL the Ast and prevailing Winter Fxshoqs and
nnshsd with nunirA, 40 and AL ,or s sId
only Is year Sen, BY mall receipt OF
serd for oopy, and end your anticipate than
affx
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

VrrrruurTH ssRKwr DrsrrIIBRy-E srABILsusD
4 iss7 The chespes piace 10 bur One Rrsaies wlses
Rums whisseys Ocrtiss &c, for wholesale and family
rnde, u as Wea Fifteenth street. 60 liquor sDd BY
giass. CHARLES WHITE PropTstw
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-r this attempt by force II Was put down, and
lar.e ntetsp army tno rSo Sloes 10 IA atala
sgeia order In lSss the Neapoiisn people azli AZ
tsmted 10 secure liberty undsr the BOURBON dynasty;
i heb beet psuiois a,oDed ny imprisonment Of ten
What wonder, then thai in 1880 me HeapoiAns, mis-
uusul and reren,fu SHOULD throw OIL tia Bouroons, ~
ltss kng and had thrown of tho S,utsy Is must be
admitted undoubtedly that the severance OF the ties
which bind together sovereign and his SUBJECTS u In
itself misfortune Notions Of allegiance become Confused
tie succession OF the throne dspated adverse parties
threaten The peace Of society; rights and professions
opposed 70 each Other and the harmony Of the
State les must DO ackno wledged the other hand,
that the Italian revolution has been coDductef with sin
Ruar temper and forbeavAnce The subverson OF exist
ing power not been folio ed, coo often the icsss
by outbreak Of popular Vengeance the extreme vsws
OF democrats bAve nowhere prevailed Pablo opinion
has chechs4 the excuses Of the public triumph. Tho
venerated forms Of constitutional monarchy have bcen
ISOLATED with tho namc Of . prince who represents a
ancient and glorious dynasty.
sucb having been and the ooncomitant CIR
cumssroes Of the revolution OF Italy, her Asjsstys 20
vernnsn can sufficient ground fer the severe CON
tuTe 9th which Austria, France, Prussia and Russia
have visited the acts OF the King a Sardinia Her Ma
esys government will turn their rather 10 the grs
tfy ing prospect Of people building up the eddoe oil
their bei ties and consolidating the work OF their inde
rope. have, &c. J. RUSSELL
Ps,-You Al liberty 70 give copy Of this despatch
" On mt Cayour
To sIR jams HuDsoy &c, &c.
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MAsxoIH FASHION PLars CONTAINING sivsx
aoDIv FOR nEcEMBrR

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hen whs ossr @.s.ss. are sss's-s Z, sss s!ss
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.. pic,ar- eeo,ed; , .suci no fashion Plate
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y,.s pSss. Bon q pAsss , eyr.s!as h.. eve
receipt Of y cents s e,ss O. ,.~Ps % ,.,...,,.
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country. Storage for furniture
A BxpRoox SUR OF ESAxsLLxD ruaSrrURa
q s. IN ~ as q y.s,: .n nsssssours .o
RiSsroN- wsrsrooms sss Canal street opposs woos:sr
Aiabnsied IN is4s
A PAIR PRICK GIVEN FoR SECOND HAND ruRsr
N ture and Csrpe<s 10 ready All calls pronptly
attended 10 Act--- $50 Hadsin street, Of Perry
pEsT EXTENSION TABLES,
ID WILLIAM BEwHDT
hsrufsncry and
$50 wODsrEK srFHr
Between Primes aud Houston rirseD
A i.rEe ard elessni stool hand.
ESAsxlfJD CHAsBza SUITS or ruBsIrURH IN
~ 81 cooys sni styles, ~ wholesale retail,
A. Us ard upwards. Also Mattresses sni Psihnssea
wkkkEs WARD gT Canal ssre~s
-Four doors east Of BroAtwsv.
UVuEnrruRn rOTaHr.-rHE HIaHKsr PRICE PAIL
N cash for al tlnis a Household rurnsnr- Carpets
shro-- 40 oan II Gy Third address rurntus
sogve " IA gcd ssrortrcrt ~ second band rurE
Ipr- slwsys On hsrd for sxls
L,uRN'IURE -Tur SUBSCRIBER oFrxHs THE Nv.
TIRE stock of maze Furniture contained In store
Tvs FutOs street. between william. cost the
Wide CONFUSING sd Psrlo- Salts covered Ia bro
csiel and plush marble Txn- Boosca-~s
fuirg Tables dressing Waskstsnds h>tsicsSs
Mattresses Psiiiss<s, Lounges Ac., Ao
E,uRrIrCRI BoUeHr FOR RsApy MONEY! rAIR
value given, In resdy money, for Furrnn-r, Cvpeis
Bcots a., At ms sirth sveune, between Ninth and resA
Greets
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General Klapks has addressed the following letter 70
the Paris Presse:-
IhAve just cad The communication which n Szemere,
ex Minister Hungary addressed TO you the subject
Austrian decrees That letter calls for reply
protest. No will assuredly question the right
Of Szemere TO be satisfied with the concessions which
the Emperor OF Austria has just made 10 Hungary but
think may affirm that among the Hungarian emigrants
that n nteman lie alone in bis opinion This Ia not the
place 70 dsSuBs the DEGREES which Szemefe appears 10
make such noise about but owe II TO truth TO Hun
gary and to ourselves say word on tae subject We
AJAX simple question: WHAT is sovereign Diet, which
has not the right OF discussing and voting tax, which
has control military eves and which has neither
opinion nor wish 70 express international dim
cutes the Hungarian question: far rom being sol we'd,
szemere preisnds remains just 1t WA Nothing
10 changed In the s,ate OF affairs Hungary Of 1880,
faithful 10 her traditions, will not act contrary 10 the
Hungary of 1S4s q. KLAPKA.
PANS Oct Is, 1899
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NWEH HFNUINE IHISH WHINFHY.--JUTIN HDHAN,
w TO- wesf tsrest hss inst re-~vei msstp
r.rco large qu.nusr y ne above genuine Oh whssey
sumter III punetecus ~ whieh VII - solo moderate
al pl-r a Eurfk fivrf. Vie Importer NN awsys
good sggg'- 10 pora s1d ~ retail =. No rst street
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Crry or NEW yoRK-DEPARrNErr ov FINArCn
" Bureau OF hs Receiver Of rsres Ns~ Court houss
Chsmbefs November 49, lssC Notice r. hereby gven
tst ger cent sfl he addrd on 10. si Of Al
lining unvsi; ais that cent viii he sddei %
he ish NJ i ecember. No mJner resolved amer 2. n
80 JAMES KKL ". Receiver o, rAres
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Resolution peyrh Samuel stchen Co 70 erec. shaf
pier N North liver Al their
Hoard Of Courcnnen, ocober l. lsoo syea and no@s
adopted.
Bovd Of Add November IA 1850 On ayes ard nos.
rarFements for filing 10 order crorm 10 he
rty sxh street
B-re o. Aldermen, Ccober 70 1867 On ayes and noes
adopted.
Bon. o. Councilman, November u 1890 Ayes ard noes
Resoutoo petition OF ere saunler 10 b, req I'D ss
nen pad BY hu premses taken Park refer
same ~ truptroil-r With powcr
Bo.rs q Aldermen. October ~ isa on ares and nos
Board q Coupcilmes. rovsmser "a, 1880 Adopted.
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The War I'm China.

CAPTURE OF THK TAkU FoRT5-SCENES AND mol
DENTS OF THE BArTLE-HoaRIBLE DETAILS OF THR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BARBARtTY or THE ING.
JJsH 1RooYs-HyaOIC CONDUCT OF THE TARTARs-
TERRIFIC SLAUGHTER, ETC.
Correspondence OF the China kail.
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reside In the town Of Ncw Lofts and work
farmer; hneu the deccascd, johannes DE Bevo Koi
yer; him lest al about minutes eight O'Clock
lest evening, at John Tierneys store: did hin
show any money; ~ about ten minutes TO egh
O'Clock he left; len myself at about nine
two men In the store who looked Tx
father and they appeared SOBER did not see then
drink; they e the store about hour before
have not seen them aimee, but think wouli knos The
eldt n Al Could ece hi a again
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yyEyrgfIOQUrsN MADB BAsY
yvss puoshsd. Book Of % pages errlsiuInr how
rvbofy become q s,tstloq postage
receipt Of Is cents 70 cash or stsnps, 70
VIVIAN the venulcquissr phtsd.iphs
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Knstharu r.iternry ~.cssa,a,.

The SoRiasT" Literary Messenger tor Decem.
Ter contains many pssfui interesting and
suggestive articles IN prose and verse. Ii has
given US pleasure 10 bear tribute 10 the able
snd spirite9 manner III which DIR. BAGBY
ccnduc,s this periodical. Aside from the edi-
t5gS contribu lions, there are thirteen articles
historical, sciep titic, humorous and pathetic.
Lady Mary Wortley Montague" Popular
lectures ON the Various Forces Of Matter. >,
BLACKBERRY v4rsus Dickens" are the leading
prose compositions and tom Johnson's
Country Courting;" The Eorthman's Cause,
s'Dseth aud Burial OF De Soto - "De Profuu.
dis !" "Music on the Gulf Shore" and .I.tnes
70 Mary" make up a sufficiently varied DO.
etical entertainment.
The leading editorial article is a discussion
Of pisnnion, IL which the editor advocates i'm
mediate secession, and strongly comments
Ing opening sentence is the key-nule OF the
whole article:
=, fae days OF tae greatest and happiest Repub-
gone forth, md the inexorabe fates (reversug the
itmoes e-rrimation Of andrew Jackson, have is
CEt"A aust and shall be dissolved
the article then lustities the attitude of
South Carolina, closing it's reference to the
Palmetto State thus;
And because her attitude is manly, because
FER action s wise, because 1t IL expedent because
1t IL prompt, hut in wise prsc lpila o; and he
Cause IL ought not TO have been postponed, we be
ieNr u 10 10 the p:rt of wisdom and of man as
IN eveF) Southern State 10 act in like manner TO
.o.h hhnos with her. To share her fate whatever n
ma, De, arc to throw heart and soul. mind bod '
uhlon." ~ vi LIE
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'''f3pMMEErT'1'fI,,''.'

The following Ia from the Tobseco Circular Of
N. h, Clarke. tobacco broker, Clarksvlls, Tenn. {:
The Western crop Of Tobacco Of 1850 y varously
estmatsd ut from bD coo hhds to 60 COO which,
with the stock OF Q Vt and Stripe held over abou
10 eco bhds will make The regeipts az New ".
hhds.; perhaps the latter figures will be found
nearer correct. The peeuniary pressure In the
interior. aud the inferior character OF the Drop,
wilt probably have the effect 10 urge forward The
whole stock by midsummer, before navlgatlon
in the Ciarksviile district is generally OF inferior
quality, mostly short leaf OF lair body and sub
stanee, with an unusual small proportion OF long
heavy, and large leafy qualities. The make of
Strips FIR 1881, from The character of the crop.
prices and heavy stocks IN the English markets,
Will be very small probably not exC eedtng 5 900
hhds, TO 90 Q hhds IN the entire West, including
M lssourl. he iTosts of the 18th and 18th of Oc-
tober dad n" damage in this section, the entire
crop la2lng been cut and housed before that date
The receipts Of Tobacco NJ CIarksviile for the
commercial year ending August 3ist. were I2A23
hhds., exclusive OF the receipts and shi Dmenis
from our eleven stemme ries, about eco hhds.
more.
NEw YORK. Dec S-Flour heavy sales this
mOrnlng OF 90 harrels AT 81 h0d4 30 for South
ern. NEe>t duil aud nominal; no sales Corn
Lara Gull at lodlO5 cents Whisky dull and
nominal at TGl756 cents. Receipts OF Hour lh.-
64 h0ls; wheat 81 500 Dushe Is corr Jso2 bush =
stocks opened better but the market closed with
loss frmness.
BALTIMORE, Dec S-F lour dull and heavy !;
Howard street and Ohio are held ct 80; City held
at SA.75 no buyers. Wheat very dn1 and noml :
nal. Corn steady new 50a5s cts. PROVISIONS dull
and heavy new mess Pork SN. Lard l0'I cents.
Coffee duh at 1914 cents. Nhlskey Hat at 10 cts.
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iHE MAILS By THE AsIA.-The mails by the
Asia are received. The Queen is about TO con-
Yer Inc vacant Garter on the Duke of New.
castle. A dispatch from Paris saws that an
ehcroaehment by Pisdmonte.e troops on Ro-
mao territory. occupied by the French. had
caused d'nicaisy between Gen. Goyon aud
'helr commander. An early and general am.
nes'y oy Austria TO all political prisoners con-
osFhed III ths events of 1915, was considered
oei'sin' Napoleon, il is said, is to visit Scot
anna ana accompany Eugene on her return
h""e. Saribaldi, since his retirement, had
is'oeu an address, declaring that what had
Oeeh done FOR a part OF Iraly must also be
done for Rome aud ysni,ia.
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DIED.

Suddenly NJ disease Of the heart on Friday. the
7th instant. SAMUEL MARX Esq at the time
OF his decease Cashier of the Bank of Virginia.
His funera will take place on this day, lon1ay.
the 10th December. at ii o'clock A. NJ. from ms
late residence on Main street, next door to the
Blnk of Virginia. HIS friends and acquaintance
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
In FrederIckahnrg. on Saturday night, Sth inst,
J0YN HANPDEN PEASANTS GORDON, IN
Iant SON of rougIas II. and Ann Eliza Gordon,
aged IS months.
On FRIDAY morning. the 9Th inst, at his residence
in Richmond, ROBERT HASIiNUS, IN Inc 9oth
wear of his age.
pA- Baltimore papers please copy.
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REVOLUTIONARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to the report OF the Commissioners OF Pensions,
but 81 soldiers OF the Revolution yet survive,
out of 1853 who. on the 2-th OF June, 1859, We're
on the pension rolls. Among the survivors is
one who participated in the first great battle
OF the Revolution. Pensions are allowed also
to 6s widows OF Revolutionary soldiers, max
ing The NUN Der now on the rolls ,2Ui. q dim
mutton since the last annual report OF so.
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FUNNY PHILASTHRoPY.-AJ Jersey paper
the Bridgeton Chronicle--notices an organi-
cation of young men in that town, styled
"Zouave Oddities" no have banded together
for the purpose of saving and splitting wood
for destitute families the ensuing winter
With wood-saw astridc of horse, aud axe In
hand, they proceed to the premises, and re-
duce the wood to stove size with an aIacrity
unknown To those who labor for pelf
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pRRsc NAL.--Mr. Dallas, the American Min
lister, aud Mrs. Dallas, have been on a visit &c
Windsor Castle as guests OF = ueen Victoria
The event was regarded as a courteous nc
acknowledgement of the hospitality extended
10 the Prince of Wales al Washington, and
the enthusiastic reception which was accord
ed to him throughout the United States. Du'
ring the stay of Mr. Dallas at the castle, Lore
Palmerst ton and John Russell were likewise
guests Of her Majesty
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ARREST Capt. SirmUrd, Of tie schooner
NanoleCn, which .ecentiy sailed from Peters
bnrg, Va. was arrested in New York, Satur-
day, on the complaint OF one OF his colOred
sailors who charged him with attempting to
kidnap him. The negro, il appears, deserted
the vessel, and upon an attempt 10 recover
him, q cry of kidnapping was raised, and the
his sailor.
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iNAILkoAb AocipkNT.-On Friday morning
Inc schooner Lenox ran against the draw OF
cue Sontn branch Bridge OF the n. X +, Rail.
,.sss :, sorfoik. Va, damaging IL ponsidera.
~. ap.s,,,sensparta,ior of the rrstis ami uas.
$3.50 w. nel ss stopped. ~ ssfanssgnta l.
nsss hssa mads fes Passing thssa over ths
nouth Hf.net. Tbs sseiHai3t ee,tssa = a.ts.,
"ss @s -H,s Nh@~t ~s'fsr hsss
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SUIT CoNPRoMIsED-in the will case Of NJ r,
NicKenna, deceased. OF Lancaster 9. c., VINO
left his whole property to the Roman Catholic
Church, the suit has been compromised. Mrs.
Mcksnua. the widow, Will receive one fourth
of the estate, and the remaining three tourihs
will be divided equally between the Church
and Mrs. Mittag. The entire estate will be
worth, after the expenses OF this Iitiga ton
have been paid, about two hundred thousand
dOLISTc
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CRUELTY TO AN ORPHAN BoY.-At Ballston
Spa, n. Y, John Blake, u farmer, was fined
$1,000, for cruelty towards an orphan boy,
which ne had adopted from the Urica Orphan
Asylum. Hen only whipped the boy On his
bare body in the most barharous manner, and
Inflicted other fearful corporeal puniehmenls.
hnt kept him short OF food, and even made
him eat mice and squirrels, raw and I'M
skinned.
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iIRhlso THEIR FACES ANOTHER WAY
- ~ -. Soc corps OF Albany, which attend.
ru Inc inauguration Of Buchanan and lutsnd
81 ~ te pre- ent AT that of Lincoln. nav,
ehahsei tiietr Determination, and will take !
w~st~af" "ssnfsion in the spring stead
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GEORGE PEABoDY.-Letters have been re-
ceived says the South Danvers Wlzard, from
Geoy0s Psaboiy. of London, stating that he
bas deferred his return TO his native nome un-
I'll 1861, when he proposes 10 make this coun-
try his permanent residence He states that
his health never was better IMAM NJ Inc Time
of his writing.
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Miss Susan Needles, a young lady OF Phila.
dalphia, was drowned in St. MicbaeI's river
Eastern Shore OF Maryland, on the 9th inst
while On visit 10 her relatives at that place
Captain Maiiitt, SO successful in capturing
slayers, has received an autograph letter froua
the Emperor Nnp0ison, expressing his ADM
ratinh ntd tnnnkr.
hate Iafitda, GOA slated as Sjaiu,ahax. Ga,
Of being vssrant, has BEEN ssaiene.a 10 thrss
year IL The rAp,tsntapyi
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Sc ERR SNOW STORM AND Loss OF LlFE.-
A letter from Sterling, Illinois, dated the :th
inst, states that terrific spoW-storm was
then raging in that vicinity, the railroads
being ali blocked up. A gentleman, just ar
rived there from Denver City, Kansas, Te-
ports that 1our men, formerly residents of
Sterling, had been frozen to death on the
plaius, near Danyer, on the iSt instant
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SLAYER CAPTCRBD.-Adyices from the AZ
rican Squadron report the capture of another
shaver, with ,05 Africans on board. She is
called the Bark Cora, and halls from New
York. She was taken about eighty miles off
the Congo river, by the United States corvette
to Ring, but supposed to be named Latham,
proclsiming himself her master. Governor
Morgan. OF New York, formerly owned the
iilr4
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MARRIED.

On the 9Th inst, at the residence OF the bride 8
Mr.. CHAS II. RHODES and Miss ~ 4 P.DREW :
RY, youngest daughter of II. 7 Drewry' Esq.
all Of Chesterfield.
On THURSDAY the 9Th inst. by the Rev. T. v.
Moore d. D., JUNlUS A. NORRIS and MARY
AUGUSTA, daughter of Horace l.. Kent, Esd,
ali of this civ.
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OUT OF HIS LATITUDE.-The Greenfield
(Mass.l Gazette says that Horatio Newcomb
Of Bernardston, caught, on Tuesday last, an
AUX or doyekey, a bird which is found in i'm
mense numbers within the Arctic circle, but
has never been seen in these latitudes hitherto
IL was sent to the State Museum
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a GRAND JURY PRESENTING A STATES At
ToRNEY.-The Baltimore (Md.) Sun, of the
5th instant, says that, on Tuesday, the Grand
Jury presented Milton Whitney, Esq, the
States Attorney, for malfeasance in office un-
der the Constitution, in relation TO his fees of
office. and also for derelicticn Of duty In the
case of Erasmus Levy, recently tried for MUIR
der
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R- The Peeuiiarltieas Of the Female on
subjected, demaud an occasional recourse fottlm-
ulants. II Is i'm portant, however that these sbs II
eoWplish the desired end. .HOsTETTE FL
EBRAFED STOMACH BTTFERS is the verY
article rs effects IN all cases Of debility are al
most mSzcal II restores the tone OF the dixes-
tive organs. infuses fresh vitality into the whole
syste M and gives that hee mess tn the tenn
ament winch "a the most valuable of feminine at
traclions. The projectors feel fattere from the
gentlemen in the Union have bestowed enco-
minms upon the Bitters, the virtues OF which they
have frequently tested and acknow lied zed. There
are numerous eounterfets offered for sale, all of
which are destitute of merit, and positively inJu-
nous TO the sYstem. Sold by Druggists and dAai-
ers generally everywhere. de 10 dtFl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

SSo" AT THE SorTH.-Snow 10 the dentb
OF TWO Inches fell IN Anderson. South Carroll.
ha, % Monday ia>t aud the grour d AT Augus.
Va georgia, was robed In "winter,s livery, or
Thursday night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

Il FEMALE IN}ERTot.- Elizabeth II. Smith,
of Burlington, n. J., mas patented Il much de-
sired improvement III Teapiug and moving
machines. which renders their use q matter OF
safety, consisting Of 4 device for throwing
them i'll and out of gear by means Of the dri-
ver's seat. Thus, when the driver takes his
seat his weigh. throws il Into gear, and when
he leaves mis- seat the machine is thrown out of
gear
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10

BECOMING ELECTROMAGNETIC Governor
OF the British province Of New Brunswick
has appointed Thursday, the 18th instant, rs 8
day of Thanksgiving.