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CONNECTICUT.

Sentence of a Murlerer-A Lost Oue Found.
NORWICH. Dec. g.. 1871.
Alexander Montgomery, convicted OF the murder
OF William H. Cody in October last, was sentenced
to-day Dy Judge Seymour, OF the Superior Court. to
Imprisonment for life
Nathaniel A. Kables, whose disappear
ance On the 10Th OF September last
caused great excitement being sup
posed that he had been murdered by Rogers,
the murderer OF the Lille girl, appeared at home in
New London last night. He left New London on
the morning Of the 18th OF september for New
Haven, and got into the cars at that
plabe to return TO New London. He
remembers nothing after that until he
found himself IN Chattanooga, Tenn. He then
went to New Orleans and renamed there for several
weeks. He can give no account OF his Journey
South and is in very confused state of mind.
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MEETING OF THE BUFFALO BOARD OF TRADE.
A Plan 70 Lessen the Cost OF Transportation
OF Merchandise by Canal.

A Plan 10 Lessen the Cost OF transportation
oil Merchandise by Canal.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. 5. 1871.
Al a full meeting OF the Board OF Trade held this
morning. the special committee 10 whom had been
referred the subject OF The proposed commercial
convention, TO be held AZ Detroit the 2etn inst
submitted a lengthy and interesting report accom-.
panied 10y series OF resolutions which were unani-
m0usly adopted.
The report denounces the proposed Niagara Ship
Canal useless and unne cessary, and II compile, ed
would not tend 10 lessen the cost oil transpOrfa
or cheaper the price OF Western products 10 East
ern consumers u protests against o Congressional
appropriation for the proposed object, IN the present
state OF the national finances, and because ID wOnld
add greatly TO the commercial interest OF foreign
nation at the expense OF our own. II declares fnc
Erie Canal capable OF filing all the present require.
ments OF commerce, and that " IS the cheapest,
shortest safest and most direct outlet Tor Western
commerce 10 the Eastern States or Europe.
1t recommends improving and creapening trans
portation on the Erie Canal so as 10 make II az
near free channel as superintendent and repairs
will admit. viewing The purpose proposeu a. antag.
Cnistcal 10 national and State interests anil SAVIOR.
ing strongly OF foreign influence, The Board or Trade
respectfully decline sending delegates TO the de.
uot Convention.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 5, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship wesiphana tNoL schwensen, uamburg-Kun
hardt n Co.
steamship VIRGO Bukley, Savannah Murray. Ferris 4
Co
steamship Charleston, Berry charlestonH Morgan a
Co.
steamship Regulator. Freeman, Wilmington, NC LorIard
Steamship Co.
Richmond. Old Dominion Steamship Co..
Steamship Vim CIyde, Drew Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond Washington 4 Co.
Steamship Fanta, Doane Phladephia- -Loriard Steam
shin Go.
STEAMSHIP Nereus. 5earsc Boston--h D,mocr.
Bark Maria giuseppe tls, Re, Queenstown or Falmouth
"A Agresia. -. ,,-,, o.,
vch A Co.
BARK Kagna tNor), oaerbeck, Antwerp p-Funcb. Edye
BARK Channel Light tBrJ, Henderson, Ro,ieroam--H
Bar. Asia ,NG), Peers, Gallipols, ConHantinopie &c
Finch, Edge Co.
Brig Velocity tBr), pons Cienfueros- g LatMsa Co
Brig Alice tBr), 0van, Hamilton, Bermuda-Jones q
Irls sprinsboh tBI1 nahlstrom, Por J0bDsop-J Whit
ney Co.
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At 6ve O'Clock last evening 1re broke out among
e0me photograph materials belonging 10 James
WILCOX on the second floor OF 800 Fulton street,
and before the flames were extinguished damage
Of 1000 was aone. Losses were sustained by
Charles Rawson, photograph gallery adjoining;
Thomas Cassin, sewing machine agency at 1872 Ful.
Ton street. and Max Ahler proprietor OF the dollar
bazaar. The properly was insured In the following
companies:-Laiayctte, $500; Germania, 81, 600;
PhGnix f3,o0o, and Continental $1,000
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ARRIVALS.
RErORTKD By THE HERALp srEAM YAcur,

HHo"iAD bf The HERALD STEAM YACHTl
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah Dec D.
with sisn:s,n md:s and sd pa.cssnssr, 70 GARRISON
and 70 Beckett Charleston with dse
s.seamsnlp wyanoke Bourne, Richmond CITY Pon, and
shin 20 WIN muse ana passengers to Old Dominion Steam
wiz ssIs suia prndss'ss ns As.s.dra yedon
NV " sa.. H.:
fSs wv &
nss s%y FsSss with s.x pin:
RrSo RGrn q nssra :, Ea
ana %as q y
Jumper bound 10 Ssw HaSen. ~ o''' VII"
and coon sen D1ys fwo%ns'on NC days with
seSr seSr Eepse sen;Sn TscmSso0 oo.s0n v,rn Virginia
scr schr Ero%tas. q Halsey. virginia.
Schr y Turner. Camp Virginia.
ssSr ssS ;s%s; 4 Jones, jenkins Gu yrsina. H,sS'a.
Mads: kes, Aesasala Hsa.nSi,a for Bridgeport
osl As.snsgs sS, cohs:'s Dc
o, Stnr Cook Valkenbg, Georgetown, DC for Bridge
schr Helen Perry: Baltimore for New Bedford.
schr John Price, Nickerson. Phladepha FOR Boston.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
haa Scns Aonie Oaks Rideou Providence New York.
@ steamer Electra hots Providence for New York, mdse
BOUND EAST.
sseamshin sssa Ntrens Rearss: New York for Boston,
Sh Schhr escort, Allen, New York for Bridgeport.
Scnr virginia, Hammond New York for Boston.
Schr Ney, Briggs, EIizabehport for Fall RIVER
.,chr Sr Sandlsh, standish New York for Boston.
Scbr Elzs Hamilton. Rogers, New York tor Hartford
hr Schr 3 Smith, bowman New York for New Bedford.
Scnr fnth hoded0n Pendleton, New York for Rockand
Schr hing Dove W oOsor. New York for Caas. tf
hr schr Marcus % Ward Francis New York New Haven.
Schr Newport Brl, Miller. New York for Windsor.
Schr Mali Mead New Nork for Greenwich.
ford. ' i'' "e" i"A W. ~
schr W Brainard. Tribb,e Neu yor. ,or provdenc.
Schr W Thompson, Fagler New York for New Haven.
Scnr SLACK Dcmond, Chase New York for Fal River.
ton. "--~"'' -''poioi .'
steamer Albatross. DAVIS, New York for FAN River
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SERIOUS BOILER EXPLOSION.

ABINGDON, H., Dec, 8, 1871.
boiier In the nouring mill OF James Dowdy n
co. exploded this morning with terrible force In.
jurng James Dowdy slightly, and Joseph Hicks, en-
pineer and Charles Trout, assistant, Dotn seriously
perhaps fatally.
Jhe MIL o substantial brick building, three
stories high. ~ almost complete wreck.
An extensive cider factory was connected with
the MIL and 800 barrels OF cider were
I,lng and about the building. several barrels Of
c,deI were thrown high IN the arr some Of them
iaiiiDg tBioURD The roofs oI adjacent houses
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY DECEMBER I7TRPLE SHEET


schr Lime Cochran, Cochran, Barbados-H " Loud 3
Go. " -
Schr SceuIn, Allen, Nassau--F Monteil a Barlow.
Schr N Newins Ruinnd Mobile-E Hurbut Co.
Co. 'S'o
schr Susan Wright Mount, Georgetown -Dolner. Pot
4 CO. s. ~ ~
Schr Daniel Williams Mills Boston--S w Lewis 4 Co.
Schr Il N Rdeev, Muckridge, New Haven-A B Hazard.
Steamer : Ellsworth Mattesop, Charlotte IIarbor.
Steamer Frank Pierce, Phlaaepaia
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TIE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.

Nj. james M. Brown, the newly elected vice char.
man. called the Committee Of Seventy 10 order last
evening and made neat ADDRESS OF thanks for the
honor imposed. Just as tue wee chairman closed
his address MI. william f. Havemeyer, the newly
elected chairman, entered ana conducted the ses.
sion 10 the close long and Interesting discussion
followed the report OF the Committee on Legisla-
ton, which has the subject OF new city charter
under consideration, and The matter referred
back 10 mat COMMITTEES, OF which Mr.. EDWARD Salo-
mon, Ex-Governor oi Wisconsin, ~ chairman. some
snb-commiuees were appointed and the CommI,,e ec
OF seventy adjourned.
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THE UNION LEAGUE.

Grand National Council OF the League to be
Held in Philadelphia.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6, 1871.
The annual session OF the National Council OF the
Union League will be held in Philadelphia on
Wednesday, December 13, at two O'Clock p. M.
The National Executive Committee Will meet at
the Continental Hotel on the same day al noon.
Delegates viii be present from every State in the
Union, and meeting OF great interest is antic-
paled.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
The Board Of Education.

The Brooklyn Board OF Education met last night,
when the Finance Committee reported in favor OF
paving bills to the amount OF SIS 600. il was re-
solved TO pay the salaries OF the teachers Of the
schools on the 10th inst. Primary School No. 2 was
changed 10 Grammar School No. "a.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
Casualties on the Boston and Hndson
River Railroads.
PouGHKEEPsIE. n. T.. Dec. &.

POUGHkEEPSTE, y. T., Dec. 8, 1871.
Two freight trains collided on The Albany ana
Boston Railroad, near Sch0dac yesterday Inluring
a fireman, an engineer and o brakeman. Ile latter
had his leg crushed and Will probably die. Tne
names OF ali tine injured have not yet been ascer.
falned
PouGHKEEPsIE, Dec s, 1871.
Mathew Delany, a track man on the Hudson
River Railroad, was run over by the Poughkeepsic
special tram at Syuyten Duyv o-day and instantly
killed. lie leaves a family at Peekskiil.
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Patrick McCabe, marshal attached TO the Third
Jndlcia District Court. was committed by Justice
Cox al Jefferson Market yesterday for asaaulting
Jonn Contell another marshal, with whom he dis
puted regarding possession OF the premises NO. 1873
Greene street. uAdeT seizure
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The Democratic General Committee.

The Kings County Democratic General Committee
met last night, gt their rooms, No. Court street,
Mr Bergen presiding. with the exception OF the
regular routine business nothing was DONE There
was some talk about rcOrganizing the committee
for 1872 when the committee adjourned for TWO
weeks.
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NEW MEXICO.

SANTA fE N. NJ Dec. 1871
The Territorial Legislature assembled here to-day.
The republicans united aDp controlled the orgaDina-
fi0n oi hOtb houses. Governor GiddiDgs viii read
hAs message tomorrow.
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The Republican General Commiytec

@''0 'seFs"fst"u SsVHFFHt SOWmITTFt.
The Kings County Republican General Committee
met last night az their headquarters, In Common.
wealth Hall, Mr.. 8. b. butcher In the chair rbe
Executive Colniuiilee reported the number OF dele.
gates from each ward. upon the basis agreed upon
at the former meeting, az follows -
no
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Steamships wesiphalia, for Hamburg; VIRGO Savannah;
harleston Chareston Regulator Wilmington, Nc; Abe
field, Callao, III" - ~
Wind At sunset NV fresh.
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Deleqnfes.

New Lots. ., New Utrecht q Crayesend, 2; Flat
bush =. faiands g
lhe lime FOR holding the primary elections for the
selection o; delegates war fixed for Thu sday, De.
Csnber ~
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S SHIPPING NEW S.
Almanac Tor New YORK -rhls Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIL
MONTH OF DECEMBER
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REIOW
SAILED.

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-02
FIRST MORTGAGE
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds

which issued upon this road, limited in amount
to $4,000 per mile (while many roads issue from $4,000
to S4OOO0 and offered 30 and accrued interest in
currency About two millions and half of these bonds
have already been disposed Of leaving but small bal
ance unsold, which are being rapidly taken.
The most experienced hnancers agree that FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS, to limited amount, UPON a
FINISHED RAILROAD, which is well located for business
are one of the very safest forms of investment
Parties desiring rst-cass security, based
upon railroad practically done, and in the hands OF
leading capitalists who have large pecuniary and bust
interest in its success, will do well to apply at the
office of the Company, any of its advertised agents,
for pamphlet and map, showing the characteristics
the enterprise.
Holders of Government Bonds may exchange them
for Central Iowas at large present profit, beside
handsome increase Of interest long term of years
Parties making such exchange will receive for each
$1,000 Bond $1,000 Central Iowa Bond and the follow
ing difference cash 0ess the accrued interest in
rency upon the latter bOnd) and in annual interest," this
calculation being based upon market prices of February
LIST 1871.
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DIED

In this city, Feb 81 Jane, daughter of Thomas and
Ann barrett aged yr mos
In oxford, ,4arch |, JOnr Wethere ESQ., aged 81 yrs
9 mos
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Gbe 4aig SPY: ddlurtestr GbmsOap glunng, aab g. 1871
@atrbes, SemeIrg, it.
ddattbes, gemelru, &f.
w TCHES! WATCH ESIl
SILVER PLATED WARE.
W A T @ H ES !

We are Just Receioing cery large stock Of
fine Watches, Including the ne,c, fine STEM
WLNDER WALTHAM WATCH, hefnest and
most perfect match made. Also the ne,o Full
Plate Stem Wiader, 'ohich for a medium price,
S,opasseS all Others for fine time Keeping, and
the ne,O Waltham BOYS Watch, ,chich is a
reliable increment in small size. also a fine line
Of SWISS WATCHES, at Very Lo,o Prices,
THE trade supplied at lo,oestjo55ing rates.
We are receieing large stock Of SILVER
PLATED WARE, IN ner designs, from VII
cor Silcer Plate Co., acknowledged Equal fuot
Superior in quality and finish to any in the
market, and the only make guaranteed Quadrlt-
pie Plate. We are sole agents in Worcester.
our large stock Of Je'oel,y, Clocks, &C., ,oW be
sold at Very Lon Prices.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHu.
~ SETS

WANTED-A situation by q responsible
w mid lie aged man, VINO furnish isfactory
recommendations A. to character and ability. position
IN some business that requires mart of the time OF
doors II possible Address Box 1885, Worcester p o. or
call at No, 2 Front ~. Exchange dstf mh2
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"
The COpartnershp heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the name the 'FOX Mills Manufac
turing Company, was dissolved by mutual consent
the list day OF February, 1871
The affairs OF the firm will be settled by Messrs G. N
and A, Smith. GEORGE N. SMITH
JAMES A. SMITH.
E. D THAYER.
Wornestar Fob q Atk ,obI
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Slem advertisements.

COMPREHENSIVE OTICE.-MR. GEO.
~ W. SHILLABER is admitted partner in our firm from
Feb !, 1871.
as heretofore CLARK, SAWYER GO;
March l. 1871 d6t mil
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Northern Kn Klnx.


A despatch from Louisville, june 26.
says =" Yesterday, near Orleans, law.
renee county, Indiana, party of ussas.
sins attacked the house Of the Moody
family consisting OF four old bachelor
brothers, Mrs. Talliver, their sister. and
hired man named Lee. Three Jugs
OF benzine wcrc'thrown into the house,
followed by several large torpeJoes
loaded with buckshot, nails, screws and
similar missiles. The terpcdoes cx plod.
ins set fire to ,he bebgiue aud aroused
the family, when the assailants opened
fire with revolvers iate the doors aud
windows. Thopas Moody Was shot in
the hip. Lee received severe wounds
in the thigh and another in the back.
Mrs Talliver Was terribly harmed. The
assassius escaped. The community is
greatly excited. Ten thousand dollars
have been raised to prosecute the guilty
parties when caught. Moody's condi.
ton is hopeless, aud Lees is very
doubtful"
A fuse forty feet long, commencing
ut an clubhouse aud extending to eel.
lar under store 10 Troy, aud conmuni-
eating with can Of powder, which was
surrounded by number of oyster kegs,
saturated with benzine, was touched of
by an incendiary GU Monday night.
The object was TO cause y fire, but The
explosion OF the powder scattered the
combustibles 10 all directions, and thus
FIRE was prevented
At Lincoln, Pa, school teacher
whipped girl, when the atter's mother
took whip aud thrashed the teacher
until she got down Gu her knees and
said her, "NOw lay me-" after which
she sued the mother for damages. The
TEACHER waits the school directors to
call out tho militia.
At Priuceville, H., juno 9th, one
McNamee attempted to hang Miss Pot
ter, school teacher, for Furnishing his
child. She was rescued by two men
passing at the time.
Michael Meeney recently knocked II
negro iuto the caual at Buffalo, where
he was drowned. Mecuey then fed to
Canada whittier he was followed, arrcs.
ted, aud brought back.
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CHANGE or TIME.
WESTERN MD. RAELRoAD.



TfNO take effect April 9.ls7f. Calvert
Staiion. Corner Franklin aud Calvert
Streets, Ti'aias leave $50 Al. NJ. aud "a
and g. 80 p. NJ. for Owings' Mills. RsI..
terstown, Finksburg, Westminster. New
Windsor, Union Bridge. Middlcbure. Dou.
bic Pipe Creek aud Meclmnicstown.
RETURNING.
Leave Union Bridge at 800 aud !. l6A.
NJ. and 3.24 p. NJ.
Mechzaicstown at Gas A. NJ. and 2fo
p. NJ.
Westminster at 5.45 and 1853 A. NJ. and
1902 T.. n.
Stages connect at Glen Morris Station for
Hampstead and Manchester on arrival ct
$40 A. N. tain from Baltimsre; ut Mid
dleburg Station for 'faneyfown and at Dou-
bic Pipe Creek Station for EmmittsbRrg on
arrival same train.
An Express Car leaves Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, Except SUNDAY, at $50
p. NJ. Light freight aud parcels can come
by this ear il delivered before 90 II. M.
PASSENGER STATION. The Depot Of N.
G. H. W. Freight Station Corner Centre
and North Streets
Office Of General Freight and Passenger
Agent, No. 100 North Street.
Office of President aud Superintendent,
No. "a North Street, baltimore.
N. B.-A Ticket Office has been opened
at No. . North Calvert street, opposite
Barnum's Hotel. Tickets can be procured
a any time during the day at all points on
line Of Road. Baggage called for, checked
ard delivered upon applications at this office.
JOHN r. RIGNEY.
may Master of Transportation Z.
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Foreign Notes.


The burning of the bodies Of soldiers
killed around Paris is being vigorously
conducted under the direction of the
authorities. The French papers state
that the process of incarceration" is
being carried on between. the gates of
Versailles and OF the Pont.du Jour,
where the atmosphere had become badly
tainted For some days after june 9th,
great volumes Of smoke, occasionally
lighted up by flames, arc described as
rising upon the horizon to the south of
Paris; by day nothing but smoke was
to be seen, but at night dull red fires
were visible. On the slopes of the
hills, rear the Notifications, there had
been heavy lighting, aud lime coke and
phenic acid were being beautifully EN-.
ployed to destroy the bodies Of the
Prussiau, French and Communist sol.
-diers, which were thickly strewcd about
these places. The bodies that had
been temporarily buried inside of Paris
have been exhumed aud re Inferred in
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ANOTHER LARGE SUIT IN Pros.
PEcr. - The Middletown 7raascrip,
says The land on which the city of
Wilmington, Del, is situated is likely
to become the subject Of litigation. 1t
is stated that some two hundred years
ago, more or less, man named Springer
leased 500 acres of land to a German
for ninety nine years-tliat ut the end Of
that time no one appearing to claim the
land, it was sold, and became the site
OF the fourishsng city Of Wilmington
The Springer family have found the
original papers and deeds, aud are about
to lay claim to the fee simple OF the 500
acres Of land, now valued at about
eighty millions Of dollars. The heirs of
the original Springer now reside in ILL.,
nois, ST. Louis, Potosi, Missouri. and
elsewhere. If this should prove to be
true, it will make u terrible ruttlius
among the dry bones of Wilmington
real estate owners"
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The Newborn On. CO Republican is
responsible for the following; "a man
named Edward Brown, of Pitt county,
who fled to the swamps during the late
war to avoid the draft, has been lately
discovered living u hermit life, in den
aud settlement Of his own. in u dense
fhlckct near the bank of the river.
When first discovered he hed to his
hiding.place, and upon being pursued
he showed fight, but finally surrender.
ed, aud Insisted upon refusing to 20 into
ahc army. Upon being Informed that
the war was endcd about six years ago,
he concluded to abandon his hiding
place and return to the old plantation,
where he found many changes since the
commencement Of the rebellion. His
only clothing was made from the skins
OF coons aud other animals which he
had captured during the time. Having
seen no one with WHOM to converse
during about eight years, he had nearly
lost control Of language, except a few
proiane words. His father and mother
have both died during the past year.
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Novel JUDICIAL DEcIsIos.-In a
case that came before the Montgomery
county (Md.) Court, during the late
June term, the point was raised whether
the plaintiff holding several promissory
notes of the defendant, each for less than
one hundred dollars, but all aggregating
more than that amount, could legally
proceed before Justice of the Peace
aud enforce their several payments. The
Court decided (Jsdge Bouic diss sntins)
that, in an action for recovery, tho scy.
'eral claims must DO aggregated, aud if
the amount exceeds one hundred dol.
lars, Justices Of the Peace have no iur.
asdiction. This decision unsettles, says
the Rockville Sentinel, the practice that
has prevailed here from time inmemo
rial in such cases, aud, we think, is not
only contrary to law, both in letter and
spirit, but will have au Injurious effect
upon the business transactions Of the
community.
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RALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
WHOLESALE PRICES.
WEDNESDAY July 9th. 1871

July 4th, 1871. 7
Beef Cattie.-The offerings ut the Scales
during the past week amounted to 1864 head.
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags, at 4 00as4 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows O0aS4 so; fair dual.
ity Beeves 50aSi 10; and the very best
Beeves at 6 O0aS ! II per 100 lbs. the aver.
age price being about Sc 90 gross.
'Sheep.-Fair to good wool Sheep at Ala
cts. per pound gross.
Hogs.-Prices ranged as follows. fair to
good fat Hogs g 5Oas7 % per 100 lbs.
net.
Lcatler.-City Slaughter 80 to 43 cents;
Rough Skirting 80 to SO cents; Spanish Sole
5S to 81 centsj Country Slaughtered "a to
So cents.
Hides.-City Steer at l2l cts; Cow 10
cents.
Hay aud Strdp-Hay 22as2i per ton.
Rye Straw 20as22 per ton.
Woot-Common unwasbed, free cfburrs.
36a39 cents do. bury, 32a33 cents; fine
unwashed, 25a29 cents; do, free of burrs,
2oa21 ccntsi tub washed, 53a5G cents; pulled
i0ai3 cents,
feathers.-Quote at so to so cents for
common to prime live geese per pound.
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DIED,

At her residence, in Hampstead District,
on the 9TH ultimo, Lucinda Richards, relct
of George Richards, Jr., aged So years, 0
months aud days.
Ia this city, on the 18th of June. Louis
p. and on the eth Of June, Louisa, son
and daughter Of Abraham and Eliza Ann
Sanford.
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G. N. Poyn, formerly "champion
long distance pedestrian of America, I"
offers to beat Westons 1l2 miles in %
hours and Al minutes. lie made the
attempt at the Empire Rink in, New
York, commencing Monday.
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FRENCH ELEcrIoNs.--Returns ro.
'ceived at Versailles from a number of
tho departments of France, cause it to
De considered certain that Of the one
hundred and fourteen Deputies chosen
gu sunday last, some eighty or ninety
are elected who are regarded as moder.
ate Republicans, and who will give their
support to the administration of NJ
liners. Gambotta, Faidhcrbe, Victor
Hugo cissey aud Duvctgien arc among
the successful candidates. Rouher was
defeated in the Department Of Charenie
Inforieure