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oHIo.-The Cincinnati Chronicle con
tains the following paragraph in reference tc
the Wing prospect on the Western Reserve
IN Ohio, where We have apprehended more
Opposition to Gen. Taylor than in any Other
part of the United States:
There was a letter received in this city
Yesterday, from distinguished and influential
Wing residing in the Western Reserve, who
once represented that section IN Congress, in
(which We have assurance that Vaylor's major
,ity in the Reserve will range from ten to fif
teen thousand"
A large and enthusiastic Taylor Ratification
Meeting was held few days ago in Lancas,
ter, Ohio, at which Hon. Thomas Ewing made
a powerful speech in favor of the Wing nomi-
nations made at Philadelphia.
EaSTMr. Caleb Lyon, of Lyonsdalc, the Ori-
entail scholar and poet, has accepted an invita-
ton to deliver an grafton before Norwich Uni
verSity, VT, at its annual commencement, on
the 9TH ofnext August.
The Connecticut Legislature, at its last
session, repealed all laws extending protection
to telegraph lines within the State.
az Hon. VIM. r. King has been appointed
by the Governor of Alabama to fill the vacan-
cy occasioned by Mr.. Bagby's resignation of
his seat IN the Senate ofthe United States
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DIED.

In New Haven, on the 9th ult.. ELvIRA
s., wife of A P. Roscoe, Esq, aged IS years.
In Weybridgc, June goth, SALoME r.
JAMES, wife of SAMUEL JAMES, Jr. and only
surviving child of Widow Polly z. HURD,
aged % years.
In Starksboro, June 18th, Deacon David
Mason, aged Sc years, Soldier of the Revo-
luton. He was present at the Execution of
Maj. Andre, Oct. I'd, $50.
Also on the 18th alt, his son, David Mason,
aged % years.
On the 9Th inst, at St. Mary's Hall, Bur
Gngton, N. j., CHARLOTTE B., daughter of
the Rev. Louis Mcdonald of Middlebury, VT,
in the 25th year other age. This is only the
second death in that institution, now number
ing ia pupils, since it was opened, in May,
1887; period of more than eleven years.
Both were from consumption, marked on them
from their birth
AT Brattleboro, 9Th inst, at the Vermont
Asylum, JOHN G., son of Hon. John Dlckin-
son, Jr., of Amherst, Mass, aged 81.
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PARKERIAN EXHIBITION.

There will be Public Exhibition Of Prize
Speaking by members of the three lower classes
Of Middlchury College. on Tuesday evening, the
18th inst, commencing at half past seven o'clock
The following arc the competitors chosen from
the several classes:
FRrsHMEN.-(i. Dunsmorc, Z. S. Keep, y. J
Long y a. Smith.
SoruoNoREs-G. NJ Blake. II. Mead, i. F
Farmcntcr, L. \ Swift
Jrx1ore-B. +. Perry, s. Sergeant. d. &. Sim
r,0ns. q. W. Winchester.
Mildleburv, july l.. 1913.
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Boston Academy of Music,
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

ITHE Fifteenth Annual Meeting of the Teach.
J. er's Institute of the Boston Academy of Mu-
Isle, will be held in Boston, commencing on Tues.
lday, August s, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, at .the Ire
mont TeInple-continuing ten days. under the IN.
'struction of Messrs. Mason. WEpD, JOHNSON &
|RooT. Teachers, Choristcrs and others will find
this meeting grand opportunity for improve
'mcnt.
Terms of admission, SIS. Members of former
CLASSES, who wish TO engage in the exercises, ia
king part in the singing, are invited TO attend,
with privilege also of introducing lady who
sings free of charge.
Tickets for sale at the Bookstore of TAPPAN,
& MASON, ia Washington
st. Boston. -; 3w.
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Liver complaint always cured by the Of DR.. G.
SVaucn'~ VI griahc i.IfhoiTplic, the cal American
REMEDY here is Il letter from
lliLLsBOEorGH O., Jan. lSt. Si7.
Hr C G. YArGUS-Dear Sir-I deem il duty | owe
Won and world large make the following statement
in August last yorr travelling Agent leit of med
sell Seeing the great recommendations
lriuc afflicted with liver complaint iTed
small bnule, il Teeii; rd second and
won will asouislItd learn great lis power that
\ was completely cured d am stout and vel as
lever ! was IN my lite mmrnccd selling the mrlicnc
Ito my and lis singular effect Immediately
manifested. ScrSsiiil in all cases, some OF which
mfelIrs ul,u siaird could he cured. chcPruliy
fr my rsi;ninnv in of ynur li;honirptc MIXTURE
l;nd hrrrv that Consider it Superi 10 all other
p.rlaraiiuns hiorc the country VIII you please for
.waid iuTe as sonn yosS bic
Yours&c w. n. JOHNSON.
Our nmns has the ADVERTISEMENT of this Great Amer
lean Remedy Get pamphlet OF the Agents whose names
fare iii;nd there
W P Russell, Agent
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PARKERIAS ExHIBITIoS-A notice of the
exercises of this Exhibition of Prize Speaking
will he seen in another place. We are glad to
learn that very favorable change has been effect
cd in the manner and spirit in which this compe-
tition for prizes is conducted, from former years
Most or all Of the Orations are to be original, and
a new interest has been impaired to the matter, Of
such kind as to carry out much more fully the
intentions of the Donor Of the Prize Fund.
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Loco Foco STATE CoNvESTIoN--We have
con;.d tbe JVqtclndas version of the late cNiloi'
s;on of Loco Foco harmony at Montpelier
LOWING If TO be matter of more interest, just
at present, than the conventions OF tnat party
have usually bccn.-Thc Barnburners who sece-
dcd from the Convention, are TO hold a State
Free Soil Convention, in this place, on the first
day OF August
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day OF August.

- The Charter Oak is urging the Liberty
men 10 stand by their ticket 1t thinks the VIII
mo- Pr1riso a very trifing matter, compared with
what the Libcrtists hope to effect, and that to
conc down from their high position simply to Sc
cu=c is triumph, would be too great a condescen-
tiou. This same paper is very sarcastic on the
Liberty League boilers, for putting themselves IN
a position rhnc they can do nothing.
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Notice,

The Notes and Accounts of the late firm Of
A. Chapman s, Son, which have been assign
ed to the subscribers, must be settled and paid
except in cases which have been arranged. by
the first day of August next, or they Will be
sued. BARBER & BUSHNELL.
AIiddlebury, June &c, 1S4S. 8.
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CoxcERr-A concert of Instrumental Music
is 10 &c given by the Troy Brass Band, on the
evening of Commencement in the Congregation
nj Church. We judge from the programme
that this entertainment will he rare treat to
I,rers of Music. That it will draw a full house,
is beyond question. Tickets may be had at the
Post Office.
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BEAD SHOT BED-BUG POISO
OR BED-BUG
DIFFERENTIATION.

THIS is a powerful concentrated article
rightly named Dead Shot, since it annihlate
and puts out of the way these crawling, biting
Troublesome creatures, that disturb our rest. ]
touches them effectually, rely upon it. II Sol
wholesale and retail by L. l.. BUTCHER.
Drugcist. St. Adams, vi. June :, 1913: 10;
FSr Isl If agents. see GTaeieneeg5 Bulletin.
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PROBATE NOTICES

> A IE OF VERMONT, .
District of Addison. IS.
BE it remembered that at a Probate Court hcIE
at Middlebury in and for the DsIric, of Addison.
on the 10th day of June, A. DIs4s.
Abby Stow, and Arson Stow Executors Of tn.
last will and testament OF
CLARK STOW,
late of Weybrdge, insaid district. deceased. make
application TO this Court TO have the time allowed
them for the payment Of the debts Of said de-
ceased, extended one year from the expiration If
the time heretofore limited by this Court. Its
therefore ordered, that said application lie consd
cred Mt the session ofthis Court 10 be held o; The
office Of the Register Of this Court in SAIL Md
dlebury. on Thursday the 10Th day Of july next,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice
thereof be given TO all persons interested. that
they may appear and make their objection ifanv
they may have. to said time being EXTENDED. by
publishing certified copy Of this order in the
Middlebury Galaxy-a newspaper printed at saft
Middebury-thrcew weeks succcssYelr, previous
to The time OF said Court
j. S. Bushnell, Register.
n truc copy Of Record,
10 Attest, j. s BasltneH. REGISTER.
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WASHINGTON, Thursday, July l3.

Pursuant 10 the resolution adopted yester-
day, on motion Of Mr.. John NJ Clayton, of
Delaware, the Senate proceeded TO ballot for
select committee OF eight. four from the
South and four from the North, equally divi-
ded also as 10 their party politics, on the Or
eson bill, with the following result:
SENATORS CHOSEN ON THE COMMITTEE.
wings in italics.
North. SOUTH
,ra'nL > Phelps, Of ", John " CLAYTON, Of De,
Jesse u RHght, of la. John c. Calhoun, of sc.
;toan H. Clarke, OF +. L, JR Underwood, of Ky.
J. 5, Dickinson. ofN.Y David r. Atchlnson. Of
r No.
Inc Senate is still in session. E.B.
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The CHOLERA is making rapid strides
westward in Europe, and has reached The vi.
emily oil ST. Petersburg. 1t is stated 10 be
much more malignant than in 1881.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-18

as Several Democratic papers in Mas
sachrserls that promptly raised The Cass and
Builer flag have hauled il down. and now
advocate the election Of MIR. Van Buren,.
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LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED WITH ASrHM
READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER.

Mr. Seth W Fuwic-
Sir-having been afflicted fog mare than thiy years
with tho asthma severely 10 incapaciiaie me
frnn, attendance business, and having adopted many
n,.dirrs VII hout any hlt temporary relief purchased
tl,rc wears Mr.. Edward Masun, your agent
I'm his civ srvera hotties o Wi-iar's BasaIn of Wild
,hrrrv from the effects of which obtained reeif
han from all the medicines had ever taken Tor mat ns
sna disorder have by the repeated use Of yovr val
u,br Baam hecn more FREE Of pressure for breath. and
ncsson of the nnss than lhad anticipated. and indeed
cncei,r yacI cured of This most dsearening malady.
do most chcprfully crdr you this acknowledgment,
'whic h YOU will use your judgment dictates
Argus Office, N u,vNARn
Portland. March 96, 1876
None genuine unless srgne !. BU IT'S the wrapper.
w. p. Russell, Agent.
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Having Tools.

CHANDLERS g. cos. Superior warrant
d Cast and Silver Steel Scythes,
March'S 40
SuoeriorRakes and Hay Forks, Scythe Stones
.c.Ia large supply, for sale by
IN E. VALLETTE.
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The following Isl recommendation from Falmouth ::
To Mr.. F. Brown. chemist, BOSTON.
! certify that my wife has been afflicted with verI
bad nuinnT her lace, and her stnmach for fftrei
years past Amer using various medicines recommended
nr her COMPLAINTS with little benefit, she commence
using, by The advice OF Mr.. Edward Mason, ApOhecary
syour Sar>aparla and Tomato Irrs and she Is it
err health than she has before enjoyed r the las fiji
teen years; and won chrriuily recommend 10 all
rvrir who Is afflicted with any of the complaint,
which This mrdrine recommended for it in pref
eicnre To any article in
Nrnrs respectfully. J. L. BEACH.
Falmouth, May - 1874.
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We arc assured that the Central Railroad vii
he completed within four weeks so as TO bring
passengers within 40 miles of Middlebury; afte
which we shall be enabled to convey passenger
from Middlcburv to Boston in one day.
n. B. The drivers on this route are the Pro
prietors. Books kept at the Vermont Hotel AM
At IL Moor's.
Junc Is4s. 6; If.
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am, sir, your obcdienf servant.
Han. ]. IREDrLL, Raleigh. n. e.

Hon. J. lREDELL, iSalelgn' ~ u
The above is from the Raleigh IN. c.
Register, and from a Letter in the Louisville
Journal, we take the suhjolned passagcs:-
1t appears was nominated by The Wing
National Convention. which met in Pbiladel-
rhia on The 9Th of The present month, as their
candidate .or The Presidency at the coming
election. can truly say is not a matter Of
exnltation, however much may feel graft
fed at the compliment paid me by so highly
intelligent and pure body as that conven-
lion.
No one can appreciate the compliment
more highly than do, yet had they named
some one of the distinguished civilians who
were before them instead OF myself ii would
have met my most cordial appreciation.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Middle6ury
VT, June 3Oth 1913.
James Branan. William Hark ne SIS,
Mons Gideon Brean, Patrick Hassett,
Abel J. Benedict, ID. L. Hewes,
Carlton A. Billings, Miss Mary Hooker,
&c. G.. Burnap, Robert Lee,
Michael Burns, d. A. I.akeman.
Andrew Baker, Jos. Vigiard Labontic,
H. Burns. John McCluskey,
L. G. Brigham, Henry Alanove,
Thomas Brown, Timothy Mann,
Patrick Bronsuahau, Timothy Marcy,
Mrs. Helen a. Benedict John Mccormick,
BENJAMIN Clark, John McGenelly,
James Coysley, James Morris,
William Clark, Orville y. Mead,
William Cane Mrs Martha X. Miller,
Miss Harriet Cotton, Asahel Nj. Nash,
A. Dusharm, William Ncsbit,
Daniel f. Doty, Richard Neil,
Edgar L. Daniels, Bartlett Putney,
Hugh Davigers. Zebulon Palmer,
! Mrs c. B. Edridge, Henry Perigo.
Edward Fitch, William QuaIn'
! Miles Finegan: Dormick Queenan'
lis. G. Foot, William Roberts,
Rachel Farr. Abner c. Rides,
BRIDGET Pagan, Joel Randall,
Charles Gay, Samuel oarSeahl'
Ann Goodwin, Ehgdh o"',
4 john Gilligan, ,: sampson, Jr' 20.
! Mrs. Bctsey Gibbs, Kew L, j. oherrih,
Ancustus 4. Gale, Mons Pierre Sansonie,
SAM. II. Holey, Zadock Thompson,
Abiiah Hurd, Timothy W. Thompson
Oliver HYDE, John S. Warner,
II. H. Hurlburt Jr. Rosetta S. Wood,
Luther Haekett, VIM. Wilson,
David Henry, jackson Wheeler,
James Harvey, Miss Jane West.
After July LIST daily list of letters arriving
at this office will be kept, subject to the inspection
/ of the public, those who have boxes excepted.
10 EDWARD D. BARBER, P. NJ.
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Here, also. every female can discover the eau
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On the receipt of One Dollar, the Married
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All letters must be addressed, postpaid, TO DIR.
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HARVEY BELL.

late of said District, deceased, present the sail
ms rument for probate II is tbcTcupon ordered.
that said instrument be considered for probate bv
tins Court at The Session thereof be held at the
office OF the Register Of this Court in said Mid
dicbury on Thursday the Sd day of August next.
at ono clock in the afternoon and that said Cv-
rus Brge and George S. Swift cause no. ice there
Of to be given to all persons interested, that ,lev
may appear and make ;heir objections, If anv thew
may have, TO the probate and allowance Of said
will, by publishing certified copy Of this order
in the Middebury Galaxy--a newspaper Printed
at said Middlebury--thrcc weeks suecessivelyprc-
yous to the time Of said Court
Jed. S. Bushnell Register
a true copy Of Record.
II Attest LeI 6 R,syn.V p.,.s,o
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MARRIED..

At the Vermont House, in Brattlehoro, July
Sd, by R. w. Clark. Esq, Nh. JOSEPH o
SPRAGUE and Miss HARRIET 5. Cook, both
of AihoI, Mass.
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Travelling Agents arc informed that few dis
tricts in Massachusetts and two othcf Easter
States are yet unengagcd Applications received
(post-paidl as above.
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GENERAL TATLoE.-It has already hcel
slated iha, Gen. raylor had not. at the las
a,lviccs from Baton Rougc. received any OF
fetal notice ol his nomination for the Prcsi
drncv. Dui he had learned The fact, and ha
risaiiird hi> acceptance in the letter and ex
:rac, given below -
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be il remembered
District Of Addison. IS. that ut a Probate
Court held at Middlebury. in and for the District
OF Addison, on the l4ih day Of July A. d. Is4S.
Cyrus BlrSe and George ;. Swift named exccu-
tors in an instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament Of
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Balor Rorce, La. June 2l.1S

In70r R07'c1 Ia. June : 7. IoIS.
Sill nave ilie honor 10 acknowledge The
rccspl Of 4 copy OF the resoluliors adopted,
"n The 9li instant, by meeting of my fellow
rrizrn< of Raleigh. raliying my nomination
ior The Presidency, by The National Wig
Convention
beg that you will convey to my fellow
r;'1cns oi Raleigh my grateful acknowledge
menz for this distinguished mark orIheir con
G,icncc-and assure Them ihal [ shall fee
proud ofrhe support Of men. who are gov
crnad by such spi'it of moderation in Iheil
political opinions. dis that manifested in The
resolutions before me.
For yourself. sir, he pleased 10 accept The
assurance Of my hign esteem and kind wish
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y true copy Of Record,
10 Attest, j. s Bash1eH, REGISTER.
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House Paper.

The largest stock yet, and from cts upwards
New patterns now opening
bv FRANCIS & son.
Nov %
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-24
THE ARKiySAS PLANTERS < MERCHANTS
 ALMA N A C.

vT,Hls annual for tks yesr lsi9. will be published
 oa or about the Ist uf October next, and will syhibt inc asuai astronomical isbles for the meTi- dians of Little Rock, St. Louis Nashville, Jackson and New Orleans, and will serve Tor all the western and south. western States It will embrace various other matter of general interest to the pafing mer. .,nt,le .professiond and religious world. IL will ,h,h,t ssnpcially chusch calendar, and all events or ,he year IS4J, of which information can be ob- .ned wiIl be inserted All denominations Of Chris- tass throughout the west and south west, of what ever sect are respectfully invited to furnish, post psi all notices ot conventions, synod associations, hr that are tn take pace ioy the coming year. Re- Isiris statistics are also respectfully solicited.
 The publisher siso ufrrs his pages to professional aud business men as a medium Tor advertising. poesonaI or business card ut six times or tess VIII be inserted for the suin ot Ss5an advertisement oi hall page at Sl0--and a whole page at S20-sd- ye,lsemen,s that oyer-run win be charged, the first asa ta!f uage, the second as whole page, and the third as a page and half. Any individual ordering 300 copies or more his card advertisement wil De placed on the back or cover also without additional charge There will be published two editions-the Iger to contain $ 10 Go pages exclusive Of adyer iisements. the price of which will be made known a, as early day as possibieth6 smaller oi b pages 10 contain the usual astronomical tables and inc ad- yertisenent of whoever may order h-price S per lnaadfsd, not less than 3U0 copies of which must be ordered for special advertise or the residue cf 300 being made up of the larger edition.
 A calendar of the courts of any cf the adjoining States will be inserted upon receiving orders to The amount Of 1000 copies.
 All orders, to receive attention, must be posi- pad, and accompanied with tue edsh; and if intended for insertion should reach by the 25th of August
 PHILIP L. ANTHONY.
 Little Rock, Aug g, lSiS. 45-
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-24
A CARD.

THE undersigned has been engaged for many \ years in the construction of a large Sectional Map of Arkansas, which he intends publishing in tNs course of the ensuing year. His position as Draitsman in the Surveyor Generals otbee of this Slate for the last eight years, has given him the most favorable opportunity of laying down the To- pograPhy of such map as nearly perfect as can be
 In order 10 ensure the utmost possible correct ness in the position of County Seats, F Offiees, and reads he would respectfully solicit all those F. Masters ani others interested in the correct ioea- nons of County Seats, who have not sent in the numbers of ,bcir respective places, to be kind enough to do at their earliest convenience; and is all these who have been so prompt as to tavot a,m witE the necessary information, he hereby ten ders hts 1cere thanks. C. LANCTREE.
 LlitIe koes Ark's. May 3OlA, ls4s.
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pprorsi Jriy IS. is,s.
{fucLlc--No. l05.f

 AN'aCI making appropriations for eertala feriiG. rniions Inc Unlie States for tis year eadisR ih ;s 'isA ef June. ose thoasa la eight laAdled aul forty nine.
 SIC. 1 De If enacted ty fh< Se,sfs and Uuase ef Rsp senfotioeS of he Ialtd Siafes of Awsrisa ia ee eress as@mbled. That the following sums be-. and they are hereby spproPita'si. to be pait Of dny money iD the treasury not efiferwise appropr- sl fcr icc preservsiiea repsits. sad costsuction ol cef'aiS for,ihcaiioDs, for tie year entiur ts -hifiieth day of June, shassaae eight halidroa aaa tors nine:
 For defe sige works and barracks ness Defspst. Site Il il,susaod doiiafs;
 For fostiheaiioss ai oHtIst of lks Ehaa,plsia, .wasty thossand dolars
 For defrnsiye works and barfar hs si nSrfons af Penobseet r,aer, Nsise, iea thousand o0sisss.
 Tor rcpa,fs Of foFt PHeLhs. fefhsad tAsr5cy. Maine. Iali,e thoasaI.d soilars.
 Fer rePsifs of fyrt Sca.si,,eI, Pc tizDd hast,ss M9iDe, tea slisasand dollars;
 or rsiAs4ss of fonEcaiioss eR 1segef gos 6 iasd Boeton hartor, hlteen tbea~And dolisrk
 For For: a.rsns Bossoa isasker, thirty theussa2 dollars;
 fsTt Fort Adams, Ssxeef. ias Dor. ahasie is3a>d. twsc.y tssisai.d dollars. Ter ret9idiag Fort Trasa.,all, New Iaoasaa. Connecticut, ten thoas4Hd aoii-sa, Ter Io.t eshsylsr, Loas Isi4ad so0na New York, ten thousand dollars; For .e;ssirs ef ost Wocd, aa3 ses-waJ of R,S. low's islaad, Nsw York. tea thousand d1sssrs. For batteries sn seiierss Eoiat asts, Rssiin,sf~ hsrb0r, EfGsn thousand doitsss; Fos Fo'i NoHroe, Hampies roads. ylrrisSs, iw vn thousand doii1fs; tfsst,asfzs se t4 Fszs