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pei the minlons of Ferdinand.


On Monday, the Court Of Quarter Sesxo,.
sentenced John Peiffer to six month. W
prisonment and fined him 100 dollars I'M '.'
circumstances attending this case were oss s
singular description, and excited no ,,na
interest. The defendant kept a sno, 's os
ground, in which he Inferred dead bodies sss
pay. Some time since he had inferred N.
body of child, two years and half oS
which he afterwards disinterred and sold y.
a physician. For this offence the indictmsne
was framed, to which he plead guilty. '"'


The amount of unclaimed dividends "a
naming in the US. Treasury is 1925, 1O7 NJ
which amount S45 900 are due to FOREIGNER,
and Sl73,107 to citizens of the U. States
The unmbcr of persons to whom the FORE
going amount is due exceeds 4OO0, Thu
largest Of theldiviiends due to foreignerss IL
S14, 100, and the smallest "a. Of sums dine
to citizens the largest is $4,000 and the
smallest 25 cents.


Extract of letter, dated New-lIarmony, (Ind,


Feb. 20.


"lhe Library is most costly one, select
ed with great taste and judgment BY Mr..
Mcclure while in France. This collection
of books, maps, philosophical and musical
instruments, cost 10000 francs. and is con.
tained in packages weighing upwards fifty
TONS Besides these, Mr.. Owen has Dur.
chased 1900 dollars worth OF books, and the
whole of these valuable articles have been
brought from NewOrleans. and are now at
Shawneetown, on their way to New -Harmo.
ny.-New- Harmony will have the best Ii.
brary, and the best school in the United
States"