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NATIONAL INSTITUTE,

WAsHINGToN, May 81, 1850.
SIR: / have the honor to make known to the De
partment of State the action hich this Institute has
taken on the subject Of your communication OF the
| 18th instant That action is comprised in the follow
ing resolutions unanimously adopted after full dis
cussion at the meeting held this evening
"Resolped, That the Institute will take action on
the subject submitted to it by the Department oil
State
aResolped That the Institute do now proceed to
constitute a committee suitable TO be recognised BY
the Government to hold correspondence with the
British Commissioners and to secure the reception oil
Au~ricsn productions at the proposed Industrial Ex-
hbition in London.
ssResolred That committee Of not less than nine
teen be appointed to constitute Central Committee
on the Industrial Exhibition and to correspond with
societies and local committees throughout the United
States.
Resolred, That the President of this Institute be
a member OF the Central Committee.
| "ResolUcd, That the Corresponding Secretary com
muncatc TO the Secretary of State copy Of the fore
going resolutions, together with the names OF the
| Central Committee" fa# h&
| The following the names of the members Of
the Central Committee appointed in accordance with
| the foregoing resolutions
Hon. Willard Fillmore, Vice President Of the United
States, and CT o6cio Chancellor Of the Regents OF
the Smithsonian institution.
Col. Peter Force President of the National Insti-
tute s
Hon James A Pearce, U. S. Senate, member of the
Board of Regents OF the Smithsonian Institution.
Hon. Levi Woodbury., M l., Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court of the United States.
Commodore Lewis Warrington, U. $. NJ, M. NJ L.,
Chief OF the Bureau Of Ordnance and photography.
Prof Joseph Henry Vice President OF the n. H. Sec
rotary of the Smithsonian Institute.
Prof Walter r. johnson, Corresponding Secretary Of
the National Institute.
Prof Alexander d. Bache, M. N. L., member OF the
Board Of Regents OF the Smithsonian Institute, and
Superintendent Of the Coast Survey.
Commander Charles Wilkes, u. s. NJ, NJ MI, late
Commander S. S. Exploring Expedition.
Hon. William w. Seaton, M. N L., Mayor OF WASH
ington.
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Board OF Regents OF the Smithsonian Institute.
Lieut.. Matthew +. Manry, u. s. NJ, Vice President
of the National Institute, and Superintendent of the
National Observatory
]. James Greenough, Esq, NJ n. |.
Charles F. Stansbury, ESQ., Recording Secretary Of
the National Institute.
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Bureau.
Gen. Joseph G.. Totem, Vice President NJ l., Chief
Engineer, u S. Army.
Thomas Ewbank, Esq Commissioner Of Patents.
William Easily, Esq, Treasurer National Institute
Leonard ID. Gale, M. d., M. N. L., Examiner OF
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Joseph G. G. Kennedy, Esq, M. N. l., Superinten-
dent of Census.
IRA e. Seaman, Esq, nj. N. Il.
have the honor to be
Very respectfully, your ob' serv',
WALTER II. JOHNSON,
s. Cor. Secretary of the National, Institute.
Hon. JOHN M. CLAYTON, Secretary Of State
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....- StitutiOnS

RANDOLPH OF ROANOKE.
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Great Sale at Auction
fas inssssss,ssA II
Dry Goods,
IN RITZ avn

At ihs ON e~seh Ssss~, ssssA " ihe Dsro,
D'sas'ei. eenm~s<iss % "Wednesday, Nss
WITH. 81 seloet, 2. n ard vii W cautssrd
IRON Cay 10 cay usul - siseir - d,sy,srd Of
Ths saeansaso~s andet vhmh sises-
Ces>ds srs plssrd, tendsts Il necessary 10
farce the'n 81 a. Asessen, aud asssy Of iherss
A<,as 81 the hexsS Texture, ns ~sse tssas ns.
snd sssss sspenssss fssts &c, GILL no dovbi b.
so,t 80 greet ssen6e<.
Asss.ss them uai he Hound lE~ follow ,ay
sapsr6se Bisek, bise, ksews. green, aud
O.,ve Broad Clo.hs bloch and eeiuted Or
sssns and Csssanwf~s. Esssos>ed and PLAIN
ssna NssunSs, siik and Satin kcs,ts end
handhsfesris, neck i,es-- sah an eitsnssse
sssosiusset 81 shs~ls, con p'is,pg Long snc
squsTe, ell ~ool. Broeha. printed cA.hn,e re
1ssen, Bay State, Waterloo, Canton etsyr
Black aud eoinrtd silks. AID Satin With oihei
o.! !cs ~ofn q, this s-ssoa Urea Gods, ~
great variety, comprising Fiench and Gpsse
Silks. Turk bsiiD,, Wide Satin Drses
honssssin.s. S,lk warp Al paeas ,Csl,c ots, 4 c
with an sssori al Of Liast q .a,ds 10 blear I'D
she Blown Table cioihe oil sises, Barssicy
shceupgs, shrt,ngs, aud Bssn,n L,nnen.,
Linens, Linen Cambria tidkf &c. Tia ;,
stock drect from the custom house New
York, vii be iouad desirable. ard IA 40 " a.
~piIed ~ stop orn, A .s5a .aaaee - ao~
oh~'cd ~ Pgtchssers
The attent.ou Of hou.e .tc~r-rs, families
pcGiss sud o'icts, az" requested TO visit TIA,
stock. a. use gsods wiii be pot up In lots Il
aust porr hswts, and sold Nihou, regard Il
weight or measure, aud bat one minute oil
lowed 10 cell each lot os parcel The iadir,
are pa0icoisrly invited TO attend thr sales, Al
CONVENIENT seats will be furnished 10, the,
accommodation. J.. DAWLEY, Agent.
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Correspondence If tie Herald.
Hxv roaa. Nov. IL, 1860.

Xgv Toa4. Nov. IL, 1850.
0Hx7luKS:--IAs ssws ftsu Eu.
r.0 yesterday, By Stssusr Atlantic,
kss had - sfIscs speu our Markets.
The Cambria hss BEEN skven days
Gu. from Liverpool, and 10 nov due a,
Halifax. A. our merchants prefer.
,si 70 export sjeeie In payment Of
tseir Foreign debts, rather than pay
tho rr;es 'ssked for sterling bills
Losaon bills have fallen to 10 per Ct.
,rninm. However, ! should not lie
isrpr,sed At . rise, ~ there 10 q grsa,
drain upon this marke. for bullion.
demanded in other sections. Large
Awounss Of srecis are ca their way 10
New Orleans, TO serve probably %
TIE basis Of tie TehasLielec Rail
Road Company. or the new line u
Steamers which are to be bull, 70 run
tetusen New Orleans and New York
once 4 week. Last Friday the se,'or
member Of the great hrm Of Corce.
nm & hsgs. applied 10 S,imson x
Comranys New Orleans and New
York Express. 10 convey one miliieu
dollars in specie, from tl,is city 70 tie
former place. There Is every indi.
Gallon Of = rapid growth for New Or.
leans, and ] regard real estate prop.
city in tina, quarter, as worth a. leas.
- per cent more than it was las,
summer.
TIE wings Of this city are greatly
..:oLished a, the Free Soil and Dem.
ocraiic triumph in Massachusetts,.
The Steamer Empire City sailed
!,r Chasres, this afternoon. taking a
large number Of passengers, and ar
immense amour. Of freight. Adam,
/ Co.'S Express have four tons Of sta
,i:'c-y in charge. BY this steamer, 70,
te Cove rnmcn, officers in California
Freish.,o San Francisco, by safe am
IA, Express, costs 60 cents q POUND
Letters ARE 81 cents; Daguerreo
types $500; package the size o
your has. $1,000. Ali freight shout,
bc packed water tight.
Jenny Lind will give an af.crnoo,
conctr. today 70 he country folk a
Timer Hall. NaAt week she will q,
to lhilade.phia. She will be in Wash
mica q. the opening cf Congress.
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CastlctOli Seminary.

THE nett quarter of this institution vii
commt nor the li,h Of Nov. neat Owing
10 the increased number of female students,
il w necessary 10 appropriate all the rooms %
the Seminary building 10 the nse u young
LADIES', and prov non viii be HiAde IN the vi.
lnge, I" board young gentlemen students. 81
IN equal OF less price than they have hereto
foiv obtained board IN The seminary. The
Seminary !. now undergoing a thorough re-
par, and the rodis wall be csfpctcd and made
comfortable and pirasant for the rrc~ p,ion o.
ladies' At the eonnehcrne nj 81 the nest
qusrtcr There will be- held TracL"rs Ia.
st,nir IN the Seminary commencing On Mon.
day the 25th al October, and closing Friday
Nov =. Rev Chaunooy Taylor 10 employ.
ed To sUpcr'nt~nd II. and con pei~nt Lecturers
10 asset HIM. Tu',pn aiii be gratnftous.
and board can be- obtained 90 tho Seminary
az IN town al a reasonable priJs. Al thos-
who are intending 10 teach the coming ~in-
ter .'i', trust, find Il for their Improvement
and be neGi tn sttend
T. } HALLOCk.
Cs'tleion. Oct. 70, 1850. ~
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New Line Of Mail Stages

IN and a!tcr November I, ST., The subscri-
~ Der will run line Of ST ,cs from Rutland
TO Bethel. Woodssocb, White River, ard
Windsor, as follows
Leave Rutland every day on the arrival Of
the ears from Burlington and Trey, and the
stage from Bennington, a J = o'clck r. NJ,
for each OF the above name d places, and ar
rive al Woodstock the same evening.
Reiurning-ienvc Woodstock every day
Sundays cxcrp,ed) AZ 3 o clock A. m, and
arrive at Rutland in time for the passengers
To take the cars for Whitehall, Troy and Hus.
hngton and Boston, aud the stage for Den.
nigton.
Leave Bethel on the arrival of the cars
from Boston and arrive iukutIand ,hc follow.
ing morning IN time Tor passengers to take
the frs, Iaia Of cars for Whitehall aud Troy
II BRYANT, Proprietor.
Rutland, Nov. LIST, 1850, AZ
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STATE or YER MONT, H. i: remembered
Districi of Fairhayea, 80. that PtooAte
Court holden at ca.tlet1n ~ and for sat1 de-
,rict on the 10th day uf October 4. u. ls5o.
Wherea.. James Rice Guardian Of Daniel Z.
Rec Car"',he &. Nice, Catherine Rice. Ann
Rec, aud Warren Rice. miners and ieIr' o.
Catherine R,ce, deceased, has r'eseLtsi 10 The
eourt here his petition ia with 2 representing
therein, that "a. sa,i ward. have an intere'i Ia
about siIty acre. Of ispd. sitas,ri IN We'll, aud
PAxlet IN said district, as heirs at Law .. the
ssid Cstlsr.ne wh,eh interest - the entire
title to said premises except the sa'd tns'dian
life estate =, tebsnt by the errtesy and fertilizer
r.rresentisg that II xii candoce Ia the interest
Of sal4 minor, 10 -ell their night aud title 90
,aid real e,;a,e and Fu, the proceed thereof;
at iIisrsst aDd praying said court u grant
Kim "a license 10 ssti the sane for ihst rrrf' &c.
Tatrefor.. Il 10 ordered by ssid court that
ss.A application be, AID TIC sane is hereby re.
fsrssd Ia hearing and decision 10 = sess,9E Of
.Aii court 10 BE- held az the Probate ofios IN
C.alstoa, alu,csaii on tas ibih Day 81 No
sr,nb.r next, and ,bs, nn'ire there Ar given
By pshliesuou % a copy Of the record ~ thi'
or,ir. three weeks ssee-,.iSely Ia N, kCilsn-i
Herald a p-~,paJsE printed al katissa ~ thi'
STATE that all persons ibtsre.isi sssy appear
.ai ks heard ia tine premises II ,hsy sss ess,e
4 true cop 81 rec.fi.
81 AiseS wassrR Judge.
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43 HENRY HALL, Register.
STATE OE YEKMuNr- n. l, rem.mhere

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be IL remembered
District u RG. land, IS. ! that at a stated
session ofthe probate court Of the said district
81 Rutland. holden At Rutland, in and for raid
district. on the hrst Monday, being the ith
day OF November, A. ID. 1850.
Present, Hon. Harvey Button Ju dse
Whereas petition has this day been pre-.
sccied 10 snid Probate Cour, by S,lus IA llod.
ges and others interested IN the estate OF
William Fay. late of Rutland. ~ sad ,str,ct
deceased. intestate, requesting DIVISION %!
III" res'du. Of the real add personal estate
OF said deceased, after the payment Of the
deb's and expenses among the hers Of SAID
licensed.
Wherefore, il is ordered ty said court that
Ia" hearing aud decision Of said petition
,. ana they hereby are referred 10 stated ,.s-
son Of said court to he held at the Once Of the
Register Of aid court In Rutlsrd, in ,aiI dis.
!rict, on the first Monday, being tho ID day Of
Deccmber, Al. 1850, and that notice thereof
be given by publishing a certified cory Of the
record Of this order three weeks surcsssiyeiy
previous thereto In the Rutland Herald. n
newspaper printed At said Rutland ia order
that all Psrsons interested therein may then
and there appear before said oonrt and object
to said division II they sec cause.
Atrue copy Of record.
~ Hen Ky HALL, Register
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-21

FLoaiDA ELIcrIoS. The Jack SON
vile Republican. Of sae 9Th inst, say.
the most correct estimate makes Mr.
Cabeil. u,Sjorty in tho State. for Con-
gress, Abou, 400. The Tallahassee SEN
incl Of the oih reckons il about 40.
In regard 10 the Legislature. tho latter
paper says. the House stands 10 Wings,
20 opposition. and contested seal
from Levy.) Tho Senate, . Wings,
10 opposition. The Republican states
however, that in Benton, n Wing
given in The returns. the election will
be contested tia. much doubt exists AS
10 the result in hillsborough, where
two Democrats comics, the election,
and by thr wing out two illegal pre-.
cInc,s. may elect their Wing opponent
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NXASyMNa
10 X n uIk TT,
NERO UANT TAILOR

WOULD inform his friends aud customers
tina. he has removed his establishment % the
building formerly ncepp'ed by A. Dyer 4
Co. as store, where rssy be found a good
assortment Of goods OF the latest and most
fashionable styles consisting of German
Broadcio,hs, Docskins, Csss,inercs, y-stings
and Tailor Trimmings. all Of which he OF.
fers for sale at . small advance from cost
Gentlemen wishing to get n suit would do
wei, 10 call All garment. warranted 70 suit
or no sale. Iie is sl-o ready to .ait on his
customers as here tntore. Garments Of all
kinds made to order, in AZ g,,nd style and
workmanship as IN anv city. Cutting done
for Others make up. u. In, also received
the eport OF Fashion for the Fail and VIM
Ir of i-j9-5i s0tf
Rntland Ot 18th I-50
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CONMlS.IONEH.s NOTICE,

I'VE the su''senhe's being appointed Nv the
w Hon. Probate { ou't for the Distinct Of
Rutland Commissioners to receive, examine
and sriust MI clsims art dem, nds ri all o-rso1s
against the estate Of FRANKLIN CORNISH
late Of Rnt'ani. in aid District deceased. re-.
presented ipsclv~ni. md viH ronths frnm the
81, day ~ October 1880, being hiio~ed b, ss,J
court for that purpose, we do therefore. her-h,
give notice that vii! attend to tho business nj
,ur sad appointment Al the d~ e,i,ng house o.
J,mes Grshsia, IN ssid Rutland, on the ih.vl
Wednesday Of Jsru .ry srd March, ssst, fscm
on. o'r'ock P.M. until zig O'Clock ?. n on eat b
Of said days.
hESRY ". pORTFR, } Ccmtnis.
D\vtD k,RkaIDiE. { sionsr..
Rutiani, October IL, lg~0. 81
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Troti;n0 Horse Rather.

Nfa rntrUR "A notice Ia ynnf pave, ss,ed SEP,
VI Is tsjJ sisusi John Wa sTs ~ nrt Ssrs 70
a-nd i7,h ,"st. A. -,"n ss ptal "shis ~ r.hsdte
New Ynrh srL sss M, Williams. as pn.rc'i !" %
'-p, the enalisns. and ,oa va. refused Nov p'u-
p.se :ott"t my h"rss R.,ii.r ssaiss, the ,te's'rd
Horse whitehall at sny iiins p-ssioas Ia to- ~
"a, u Nosem'~r. mex; % III. unt,n Cnnrse, l..
miie heals, ,~t; th'e- Ia ". t., shibn SJp eli
Jepost ~ n" pcuiiu-y Ia X siUi a. t.rteiturs.
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