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List OF Letters Remaining in the nv. Post omce'
Saturday. June 20:


List OF Letters Remainil
Saturday
IF Please s.ep:tOn The d
are odo1tlsea. LADlE'
Anvil, Rose
Apbotl, Mrs Margaret
Andrews, Mr.. ID
Alexander. Mrs Csiharioe
Ans, Margaret
Akeron. Mary
Araenhursh. Mrs Ann
Brady, Bosey
Black well, Mrs Cstharlne
Brakeman. Mary A
Bsiiey, Mrs sa'eh
Rhllernhee, Mrs
Baxter. Amanda D
Black. Virginia L
Blackburn. Charlotte
Brennan, Cslharine
Bell. Mrs jane
Beddom-, Miss
Birmingham, Bndge'..2
B-rine, Csiha,ine
Berry, Mary E
Biabop, Margaret
Blrnes. Mary
Einipger. Sarah
stidges, Emma
Hfockel, Euuics
grower. Mrs Baldwin
Brown, Mira Eliza
Bough,on, Mrs Emeliue
BOON. Ms Thomas
Brooke, Mira NJ Al
Hrunu.ll. Madame
Bacsb-., MrI Elizabeth
Bnfk-, Margaret
Cnrstang, Ehe
Ch4EdI,r, lufn William
Cham erl.in, Lrui,a
Cnauberl4in, Mrs E.lzaoeth
C4doio. Mrs Ann
Carr, n" Ca,hsrine
Carson, Mrs Jane
Cray too, Emma
Cogh 10, Am
C00leh-n, Bridget
Cole, Susan
Cooke, Mrs Mary
Cooley, Mrs Mary Ann
Collins, Mira M
COUNSEL. Miss Margaret
Curry, Mi.z Jane
Crunalle. Mad zmo
Day, las Anne o
Dsvles, Mrs Claiissa n
Darling, Mrs LeToy'sD
Darling Miss 8 A
Davis, Miss Esther
Day. Mrs Mary
D.sbrr, Mrr NJ
Degenhart. Henrietta
Dsp-stre, Miss Mary
D-isporl-. Madame
benson, Miss Mary
Den isoD. Mfs Sally
vine, Mira John
Owens. Miss Mary
Doooho, Miss Cs,hsripe
D1ruslly. Miss broadway
DOuueily, Anle
Doyle, Mrs Josepblne II
DoIbey, Mrs Hester
Durye-, Mrs Tunis n
uruwmoud, Miss Mary
Dugyan, Miss Ellen
Durkee. Mr. Eveline
Deer. Mrs isabella
DuGse. CsthnriDe
ELLIOTT, + lien
ElleI, MIRA 4 +
Emery, MIR. Caroline P
Easibutn, Miss Let,ice Ann
Emery, Mas Sarah..2
FIahnven, Eliza
Farrar. Mr. NJ A 4
Fiaherty. M,ss Sally
Farmer, birs M-ry..2
Reagan, Mrs (Washington-S
Fi-ids, Mias Charlotte
Ficbgel. Miss Margaret
Foman, Fanny
Fox, Alice
Fo.dicb, Eliza
Cannon, Margaret
Gallagher, Misc alins Mar.
Fay
Gallagher, Alice
Cav, MARY }
QUEEN, Susan Ann
Glbspn. Margaret
Gnrhth, Loul.s X
Gntsilhs. Miss Elizabeth
Giuns, Misc Anus K
Gldiere, Mas NJ II
Gourd, Madame Henrie
@ ,u.d, Ca'olins
lianly, Mary
Halter, MRS George
Harrison. Martha
H.igbt. Ellen
Hall, Miss C II
Hart, Miss tMinetio.st)
Hayward. Miss Sarah
Hall, Miss julia
Hardwics. Mrs. r.
HURTS, Mas Matilda
Head. Bridget
Hew1on, Sarah
II anehan. Miss Catharine
hickey, Mary
Huxley, Mrs. A ?
Hicks, Calhariue
Hobart. Mrs. James B
Horn, Hannah II
Ho~urd, Miss Caroline
Howell, Miss Ca.hsrine
H1fsnu, Mary
Bulchings. Louisn
Hu shcs, AIuaLda
III 'psins, Jane
Hull. Mrs lydia
Hlnard, Mira n }
JngrahuIn, Mary A
Jarvis. Mrs Eliza
johnson, Adniine
Johnson, Mrs Nancy
Jonpson, Miss Z
Johnston, Margaret
Johnston, Mrs Msrlha
Johnston, MIS-. Sulsn
Jones, Mrs q
Jones, Miss Mary
Jones, Mites Ann
Jus,ice. Mrs l. A
Kelly, Margaret
Keuuvn. Mrs nvsina
Kei ey, Rachel
Kellogg, Mrs Ralph
Kelly, Ann
King, Susan A
Kirby. S4r.h Aun
Kiusslsnd, Sarah
K'nssburg. Mrs Marg areI
KIRK, Catrino
Rough. Budget
Lambert, Mrs 7
Lhury, Mts. Il
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN Us ship Ash6utoa, from Lire,ocol-Dr Francis ST
Breckenridge Of Mexico; Edward kobie Me; Robert
risk, John Batrek do; D Aleamouicey lady and two
children Ezabesh Johnson Scntland Maria Rodgers and
400 In the Btserare.
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rEx- sUhniER ARRANGEnIENTs "A
HsrISSSasssy3S-The New-York and Erie Rairosd&%
Line from April LAT until farther noucs,
will daily Sundays excepted) between the city Of New
York and middeiown Goshen, and intermediate places
followa:
For Psslengers-Lesve New-York at 7 A. NJ. and Z
:" Leave Mdd.e,owD al 81 AN. and 81 ~
Fare reduced to 81 IS 10 Mddeiownwsy In proporuos
Breakfast dinner, supper and berhs can DO had on ~
steamboat
For Freight-Leave New.York al P. M.
d" Leave Mddletown III IL M.
The OF the consignee and OF the station whsrn
be len, be ds,iActly marked upon each article slipped
Freight mol received after 5 7. M in New-York
Apply TO j. +. CLARKSON, Agent. n the Ohce, cs.a
Duane and West ats. II. C. SEYMOUR, SuprrnIslde1i
March 23th 1876
EF- Stages daily from Middetown, on the arnsna
the afternoon train, TO Milford Carbonate, Honesdl
Monrose Towards, O~ego and West Also, 10 Monaee'
n23 cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-20

WOOD ENGRAVING.
YuYupOR HORTON & co. Designers ardEnarsvers 90
Y Wood. No. 90 Nssss1-sL Dsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-20

A GkNCY FOX sAUGHN's Ves-.abe Llhon-
AIdpc Mixture is l52 Nassau, opposite Clinton ball,
New-York only place the ciy where II can he bought
The great reputation this article has through the north
err OF the United States has induced the proprietor
,osh Depot al The above location, and dealers or
consumers Ill iut Away. on hand ready forward
any part OF the country Pamphlets containing testimony OF
propsy Gravel, diseases OF ,he Urinary Orssns
kidneys liver &c female complaints weakness OF Tho
iem diseases Of the Lungs Consumption, Piles Jsundce
Scrofula Sail Rh-un &c. &c. will be furnished OF char
respectable 10 be questioned douDts and IN
this city The proprietor has the liberty the OF the
Rev c. Spsrry OF 1872 Nassaust who will state what
OF the e5ec OF this medicine dropsy and gravel
The peculiar character of Inc medicine will lhow Itself IN
the OF 80 hote, In and often 10 the Of
the II bottle The singular effect produced by The OF
the srcleits certainly relieving all and radically
curing nine In Twelve explained in the pamphlet which
tbs public and ali interested will please call and get grsrs
1872 Nassau opposite Clinton Hall Only Agency In The
city Price OF Il OF bottle, ST. 50 do 81 DISCOUNT 10
d@aisra mva 3n-odM WAS
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SPOKEN.

By pilot boat Hsckstaf-io,h inst. OF Montsuk. hrs
Ava IN Eastpcrt for Phsd time schr Globe, fros
Philad for Boston 10th. OF East Hampton. bark Auta-
leon from Bstmore brig Charles Edward, from Carte-
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miscellaneous.

M. CORBITT,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST
RESPECTFuLLY announces ~ Inc citzens OF BROOK
~ yu and its vicinity thai be has opened an office at 5
Henry, Auanuc-sl Brooklyn where all operations
pertaining TO hi. profession VIII Do performed with such
csution AMI ability and such hs trusts Will give
ssIls action and ensure patronage.
n B. Acnns Tech having u. nerves exposed treated IN
such manner he completely removes The pain and al The
same time preserve. the tooth my2e lnv
TEOS. OTIS LIE ROY co.
DEALERS IN LoWBERS PATENT TIN-PLATED.
~ Pipe and Sheet Lead and dealers Pig aud Bar
Lead, 20 and :s5 Wsler.st New-York.
THos. OTIs LIE RoY,}
DAVID SMITH, Je12 Son
DAGUERREoTYPE APPARATUS,
PLATES CASES. CHEMICALS,
,.9 Eo:.sesy JOHN is ROACH i og.ts.n,
rTNU LkT-Nesr broadwsy IN Ws!.-f,t .wo yery de-
without board he family private aud will only
few boardefs nom The comforts OF home viii oe ex
Tended References e1casSged Aopys. No 81 Walker
ICE FOX SALE-luO0 lons Of pure Spring v aIrr
Ice together win The Ice House and lot Of ard con-
yeniect Of sccs's 10 AMI from the CITY several per
dsy the lee be disposed OF separs-y Ii ce.ired For
farther particulars inqaiie al ibe TIE office of
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Auc.toneer
JeIo l" No. I Brosd-st
WEsT's PATENT KITCHEN RANGEsi.th
w beat Range now offered ~ public for baking bo
Ing roasting aud economy fuel They are nol 10 h.
passed by any Range heretofore IN market and will in
Saecs oS give
purchasers Croton or Other boilers BE- attached TO
large Quantities OF water. Persons requiring poot rang.
VIII please call si lSS Hutson-s opposite ST. Joha psfs
o9.n
E. OnH kEAMS OF PRINTING PAPEK
2,cO0 % HarIrsIs
$500 I" Coured
1900 lha Hanging
For SAFE az the loves, market price by
jes 2w CYRUS W. FIELD No. Burlinp-ain
RhiTANNlA PITCHEhe-Au assortment OF good
- Britannia r ch-rs various Izes for sale ~ Burning
slip. BOARDMAN L HART ial7 ;,
RAGs-fh- hish-st price pad in ca.n Tor ali
KINDS OF domestic Rags Bsggtng Canvas Bale Rope.
Grass Rope, 4c CYRUS w ri 81 n 'pe'
!elL w Burlingsf
aoS. q. PiSChNEY, Attorney and Counsellor
L 81 Law, and Solicitor and Counselor in Chancrrv
no. 30 John-sr tnear Hasssu n. 7. City. jelO Iawsu
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RY ORDER Of the Hon Peter Ganssyoort first Judge
~ OF Albany County Courts of the Degree OF 1unselor
d. Law OF The Supreme Court Noce is hereby iven pur-
susnt 10 tAe provisions OF lhe authorizing attach
mens against absconong concealed and nonresident debt
os na an attachment has Issued against Of Pat
cK McAdams debtor and resd-n, North
Hampton, 10 the Stale of Massachusetts and same
VIII be sold for the payment of his debts he appear
and discharge such attachment according law within
nine months from the hr publication OF this notice; and
thai The payment OF any debts due him by residents
State and Inc delivery 10 him or for his Of any property
within this Stale belonging him. and the transfer Of any
such property by him. forbidden by and are void
Dated The 29h day OF September lsta
HILTON j. VAN WORST
Attorneys for Attaching Creditors No 80 Saiesee AL.
bsny City. oil laysro
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rrom the \. O. Com. Times, June llth.

GrS. GAINES RgcALLED.-We understand that
letters were received yesterday by Major General e r.
GAIsrs from the War Department, recalling him rom hiS
post Commander Of me Western Division oil the Unit
ID state, Ary Itssa,ed that he superseded BY Gen
BROOKE the next oldest officer in the Army 10 whom JET
fe.soa Barracks sssiyued az hesdquarters: Gen.
Arrxs we learn will proceed without delay 10 Washing
ton and win probably demand Court of Inquiry into
hs conduct during the recent excitement on the subject Of
hostiltes with Mexico.
since writing the above we are informed that the old
veteran will depart hence, for Washington direct this
morning by the mail route. We understand, likewise that
the Governor and staff Major General Lewis and stan
and Br!gader. General Apgusn and staff, viii wait on
Gen Gaines at the St. Charles Hotel at ii o'clock The
Mayor ard Recorders will also attend, TO present their
adeas We would remark that IT, as may poioiy be the
case the object recalling General Gaines 10 take coun-
se, with him his views should they carried out, may
cause hereafter TO rejoice instead Of grevtng as we 90
at this moment.
The following Is the letter Of recall.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Tuesday, June q 1886.
"By direction OF the President Beyet Mejor-General
Gaines is relieved from the command OF the western Dvl-
sion OF the Army and will repair TO Washington without
Brsvet Brgadler General George N. Brooke is assigned
TO the command Of the Western Division.
(slgned,) W. L. MARCY, Sec'y. Of War"
CoErECrIcUT.-The Legislature OF Connecticut
closed It's session at O'Clock on the morning OF the 18TH
The House on Wednesday passed resolution approPratng
$1,000 towards the erection OF monument TO the memory
Capt Nathan Hale who was executed as spy III Tue
Revolutionary War; saying with bis last breath, hat his
only regret was he had but life give TO hs country
resolution OF thanks TO Gen Taylor Tor bis brilliant
achievements or the Mexican frontier unanimously
Adopted.
The House adopted resolution indefinitely posponng
the petition for enswal OF the Charter oil the HARTFORD
and Worcester Railroad Company
Also Resolutions for alteration Of the Constitution
In relation the time Of holding Elections making
the fret Monday OF November Instead OF April. aud
making the tne OF holding the session Of the General
Assembly the first "Wednesday In December in each year
e fall panel of jurors has at last been OBJ
talnsd for trial Of Wyatt Auburn. This has been
effected after 6 days labor and great expense Most OF
the fury have selected within days past and the
prisoners counsel had number of perempory challenges
still LEFT.
The publication OF the testimony until after the verdict
Is rendered, has beep forbidden by the Court.
T Mr. Ross, Of the Providence Express, re-
ports Van Amburgh Aeboro ,hs morning, alive and
we'll The Tigress Is also comfortable.
Boston Eve Transcript, June ls.
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n--sv OPPOSITION tn MONDP6LY.-
zs<iSSSysyj Through without laudng Yors sn6
.ssaards<aA' Albany Line-The ta.. snd splendid cr~
steamboat EXPRESS, Capt A. Hitchcock. Will leave lhs
foo of Robu.on-. next above Barclay, every Tuesday
sburs6ay nnd Saturday O'clock The Express fed
with the best furniture with spacious state rooms and
good b.rths With the public palrorae the travelling par
IF The community nav be sure Of fare the entire sssoa
through For passage freight sppy TO he captain
hosrd or OF GEO / STANLEY,
al Nn~ ounce "n ulr hfrs-
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SHERIFF'S sALE.-By virtue Of writ OF teri ia.
Ocas, 10 directed delivered, Will expose sale
The vesiou!e OF The CiIy Hall Of the Cry OF
Monday the 9th day OF July Dex,, ~ O'Clock all the
right e and interest OF Gilbert c. Hebberd which he bad
90 The ntaih day OF March 1916, or time afterwards
of n and 10 all that Certain piece parcel Of ground stu
ale ying ana beog IN the 10Th Ward OF City Of New
York, aud bounded az follows, TO vii: Beginning
point the north eastrriy side OF distant
i've hundred feet from Flrst-evenue
and running thence north line parallel with
said avenue niurlytwo feet thence on
line parallel with said twenty feel lheuce south.
wardly line parallel with said avenue ninety.two ieeL
and thence norhwesyw sdly along Eighteen sires
~ feet 10 the place OF beginning Dsied New YORK May
20, lSi5 WIN. JONES, Sheriff.
THos. z. PEERS, Deputy Sheriff mY2S Iaa6R
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it, MORNING LINE alt O'Clock for A.
bany aud Troy. Landing al Csdwells. We,h
POM, Newblrgh Hampton, poughkeepfs
Hyde PHrk. Rhinrbeck, u Red hook; Bristol. Cs;slM,
Hudson, CoSsseA- and Sind-rhook Sr-asfasI and etn
ner sn board. The steamboat NIAGARA, viii leszs
Monday "Wednesday and Frday. The steamboat TROY
Capt GorhHm Tuesday. Thursday. aud SATURDAY al !;
O'Clock A NJ From the Steamboat Pier FOO, OF barclaytt
reuruug Gu opposite days
For passage freight, apply on board or TO r. B. Hsa
stth- orhr- ON the wharf myI
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.T@ Opposition TO NiUN0PULY,-
EEc,saEsza Through w,hou. landing.-New' Yon and
s-@z1s1ss11n13 Albany Line.-The new ana spsrdn
.;.sm.r BELLE Capt Samuel Schuyler will leave New.
YORK TOR Ainaay every Monday, Wednesday aud Friday
At O'Clock p from the foot OF Roblnsonsl Tho Bells
* fitted IN with suendid and for speed com
lori and surpassed by any Ooat on ns Hudson
liver 70. elgn or paAsae. inquire OF the Captain, %
board. or al No Souih-st
Passengers ta1pg the BELLE win arrive in Albsoy IN
ample time the morning rsin OF cars East or West
IA Freight usen NJ ,roderaI- rpt-s n2,E
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Ges~ .OpPUsITlON TD .slON0P0LY.-
NExpr-ss Line tor Albany dir-ct-FrVui Tho
nSzzSn'as'a177 steamboat pier, fnot Of Robns0nL Tho
new and spleudia steam yacht RIP VAN WtNKLE, Cap
tain L. D Able will leave Tuesday, Thursday and sau.
Cay, al o'clock NJ.
For rooms passage or herhs apply on board tho
boat
Erarht al low raas snd ieverad directed mis-
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TEOS. OTIS LIE ROY co.
DEALERS IN LOWBER'S PATENT TIN-PLATED
~ Pipe and Sheet Lead and Pig aud Bar
Lead, 26l and as Wsler.st New.York.
THos. OTs LIE Roy,
DAVID SMITH, iel2 sm
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.rIT H.
,SsSytsss.vS$ Nyack and Newly daily, sundays
cept-d New and splendid steamboat Ar
ROW will leave Nyach every morning NJ O'Clock 10
AFTERNOON nj clock; and Tuesday, "Wednesday ID
day hnd Saturday, will make extra trip leaving New
York A, 10 ocock and Nyack O'clock. touching .! ps
mont Closter Huylers aud foot Of Hammond st each Wy
N B.-Touchng III Tarrytown every morning and afef
noon trp All kinds Of freight taken reduced pnceI
my26 I'm
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Linseed Oh Red Lead, Black Paint, Sugar Lead &c &c.
All OF which ihey for sale No. IT'S Fronisi tho
mos, -a.onshla terms al Snaoh'
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EsSit-.s-iAfof Albany ara Troy direct. from As Pie
iSszx2sAass Al The foot OF Cortandst-Pss ut.
~ mi. Rca, VIII .rrvs In t!ru- tbs Morning Train
o Car, fro Troy West Buaslo and NORTH 10 Saraofs
Wh-hsll and Lake Champlan
The Iow.pressurs steamboat EMPIRE, Capt B. Macy
viii leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings,
S'cock.
For passage or freight apply board or al tho oSos
on the wharf
NorIcE--All Goods Freight Bank Bill, specie or IN!
other kind OF Property positively &, tbs owners risk ~
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nT~ ADAILY LINE vi Boats between New.
scsa!s--.iSYork and Staten l.land.-Tbe siesnbosu
sz'~.A@>1a'e1NAS YLPB. Capt Braised, and STATEN
ISLANDER. Capt D. Van Prlt. will leave az folow,:
Lave Staten leland al g. 49, 10 and IL A. NJ andl, t3
4, ), and 2. NJ.
Leave New.York att, g. 10, A. N. and l,2,s,h5ai
and half paat7 2. NJ.
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r. FOR STATEN lSLANU.-Ul and
GS.ta5S8zyYa after Monday April 20ih, the slsambosI
sA3h4H03ASAS4" SYLPH and STATEN ISLANDER will
leave New-Yo and Staten Island follows nail fsrh
notice.
Leave Staten Island ats 8. 9. TO- II A. MIA
Leave NewYork foot OF WhiIehs-sl al 7, TO- A. NJ
|. = s, 4, 5. Z. NJ.
On Sundays the frat boat from the Island viii leave o.
A. Il. nnd lh. frat boat from New YORK nj A. NJ al
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pnbIir Goupspanres, @r.

REGULAR MAIL LINE ~.
EssaesSasss,jS Between New.York and Bon,on viz AS%
sa--s Providence BY Steamers and Raj. kszk
road. Reduced Fare and Freight
The Steamers of the Navig gallon Co cors!s, OF the
MASSACHUSETTS, OF 1850 tons.
hOHEGkN. $40 tons.
NARRAGANSETT. 60e tons
RHODE ISLAND, 1901 tons-
In pursuance OF The above the fact and splendid .,e,
RHODE ISLAND, Capt Manchester, on hondsy, W
nssday, and Fridays; snd MASSACHUSETTS, Go, -
ter on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, viii lo.y. p
No. n daily, Sundays excepted. Zach OF ,A- .hovs
magnificent berth so psssengsrs and bsy
cc'nmodioUs stste roums.
Th-y carry The CREST Eastern Mall. spIa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-12
Peddlers.

An Act passed by Legislature Of this State al il.
recent session relating pedders licenses defining who
shall be considered Pedders who may take
the amount be paid therefor In the first place no Ii.
cense is t9 be granted 10 any person who has
resident of this State full year preceding time
Of his application Tor license This provision is similar TO
corresponding sections OF the Laws of
and some other States relating peddes and Is inroduc-
ed to prevent the practice OF fraud aud imposition Any
person who shall peddle without having license shall
felt sum not exceeding hundred and fly dollars
less than twenty five dollars Licenses TO be issued and sign
ed by the Clerk Of the County in which such licenses
taken out, who is to pay the amount received BY
him to the State Treasurer. The whole received
for licenses throughout the State be divided among the
several counties according 10 the population of each
Section 9Th of the bill reads as follows,
Every peddler shall pay for license the following
sums, to wt if he travel foot SIS If with horse
other beast bearing burtheu il with wagon sleigh,
other vehicle drawn by beast more, $i0 and il he
carry offer for sale any plated guided ware jewelry
watches, patent medicine 800. Licenses be in force
one year only from date
The penalties and ioreilures imposed may be recovered
by indictment, information OF any informing officer, OF
complaint of any person who shall prosecute for the
salneone half the penalty forfeit going 10 the per
complaining.
The above Of the important provisions oil the
aw-we shall publish It entire soon.
Alteration Of the License Lao. The 10 be paid for
licenses by Inn Keepers and Retailers and the penaes I'M
posed upon vioaters Of the law much the in
the law Of 1884, The material alterations tile two fol-
lowing;
LIST. The law il made operate uniformly throughout
the State instead of depending upon the vote OF the
raj counties as heretofore II majority Of the legal voters
in The whole State shall be in favor Of licensing then H.
censes are to be granted by the Assistant Judges Of the
county court in the counties respectively instead of the
present mode BY commissioners.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-12

LATER FROM EUROPE. The Steamship Britain.
MIA, arrived at Boston on Saturday, Famine still
sar9s the people ofireland in the face and the Is.
land is the constant scene of riot and boodshed on
thai account. In the Highlands of Scotland, i'm.
mense restitution also exists. The marriage be-
tween the French Prince and the Spanish Princess
Louisa has been consummated Ii is feared a
rupture between France aud England will be the
consequence. Wilmer a. Smiths Times says that
impending famine aud the state Of the grain mar.
kes only in Great Britain but in the neighbour
ing countries, have produced feeling for throwing
open the ports for the free admission of grain and
all kinds of provision The apprehension Of famine
has also caused several riots in Paris.
MIR Bancroft. our Minister TO England, has ar
rived at Liverpool,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-12

its funds being derived from the donation Of Mrs
Marsh including interest, $4,000 from the appro.
priatons made by the State, and SI6,402, 80 from
other sources. The number Of patients is about
800.
The engrossed bill Incorporating the Green
Mountain Bank at Bennington was taken up aud
was discussed by Messrs Smith, Miner, Cushman,
Howe, Harrington, and Brownell, aud was passed
by vote Of 30 10 8.
Yeas -Messrs Bell, Bellows, Bemis, Birchard,
Burton, Chittenden, Clapp Cram, Carpenter, Eos.
ter, Hubbard, Hilton, Hodges Kimball, Morse,
Nash, Page, Simonds, Smith-2O
Nays Messrs Bradley Fi6eld, Fox, Harring-
ton, Howe, Miner, Rich, Robinson, Vilas--9.
The engrossed bill in alteration the act of as
relating to licenses of inn keepers and retailers,
providing for licensing vicualling houses to sell
fruit, cider, small beer &C., but not strong beer,
wine or any kind of sprituous lquors, and making
States attorneys informing officers. and enabling
suits for violation of this act, and the act which il
alters to be brought before Justice as well as the
County Courts, was passed without debate
HOUSE. Mr. Fairbanks called up the bill rela.
ting to Railroads, the question being upon the mo-
ton Of Mr. Walker TO strike out the 9Th section
Mr. Fairbanks moved to amend the amendment so
TO provide for damages when railroads are laid
upon highways Except Turnpikes) as well as orer:
agreed TO, aud the bill ordered TO a third read
ing.
The amendment Of the Senate to the bill punish.
ing unlawful attempts to cause abortion was concur
red in.
Report. BY committee of Ways aud Means,
against bill repeating act relating to geological sur.
very, aud il was laid on the table