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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-26

"a Congress adjourns next Tuesday,
Nothing, Of consequence to the country at
large, has been done, and il is probable that
nlthing will be, aside from the appropriate
bills-and even these seem TO be in danger.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-26

81 The Legislature Of Iowa. at its late
session, passed nm act aholishng Capital
Punishment in that State.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-26

10 Another attempt to elect L. s. Scna.
tor is TO be made by the Massachusetts, Log
stature to day
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-26

mouth and carried them 10 the door. Who
can dispute that thi, dog is not a halfrcason
ing animal? W.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-26

a. our Side WaRs--nolhing will be done
about them this yea'-of course not.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-26

Rev. A. II. CLAPr, o. Braitleboro' has
been invited TO settle over the Central Com
gregalonal Church in Bath, Maine.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-26

~ A letter from 81" was received too
late for insertion last week. Let us hear
from you again.
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Of tle.Bsard OF Hangers Of the
Edli1a, Carn.x Aorio1ltr-c1 Sa,iety

Meeting CT tLe.Bcard OF Managers Of the
Addison County Agricultural SSoi>ty.
Pursuant to notice, the Board of Mara
gers of the Addison Count! Agricultural
Society met at the Ccurt House in Middle
bury, on Wednesday, February l9th. 1851,
1t 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. Members eli
the Board present; Gel. CHARLrs l..
Smith, EDWIN HAMMOND. IIARsY Coon.
RICH, OEvILLl SMITH, HARVEY PAk.E-
LEE, CHARLES " HAYWARD, NELsoN
NcHARDs, STEPHEN NJ BcRKocGns, ED
WIZ HAYWARD, WILLIAM II. BALDWIN.
CHARLES d. NASH, AUSTIN DANA, lena.
BOD SHERMAN, JoHr w. S1RoNG, aud
Jos. II. BARRErr.
The President took the Chair.
IOtcd, to proceed to make ont the list Of
Premiums, to be offered fy the Society FOR
he current year.
I'otcd, to offer the following Premiums:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-26

EAsrrnx WiNrs-Jricr or TnE GIRAFFE
Eriraci Of letter from En DaaiG L1dd
Missionary to CyPg's, 10 Rec. i A, McTnH, h.
b., dai,d--
"CoEsrANTiNoPLE, April 2Glh, 1871
must eudeavor TO answer your inquiries
iespectilg the Use ana manufacture of wine M
these countries My FIRST remark is, That All
the facts which have come 10 my knowledge,
on this subject, 60 To show that SO lar as me
Bible sanctions he drinking Of wine IN any
way, il always applies 10 iermented VINE
Mos OF The facts which lead ne To ms oplh-
ion will appear in my answers TO your queS'
lions lou rsiinquire whether IN ClPl3S OF
elsewhere. to my knowledge, wine IS ever boil
ed down so that il will not lefment, and VIII
remain sweet for years | answer II IS not
done in Cyprus, nor did ever hear Of sneh
practice, except in modern discussions on Tins
subject and also the Talmud speaks OF boiled
wine, which leaned Jewish Rabbi Of The
second century approve for the burnt offering
"becauSe," he said, it improves H." This
boiled wine, have no doubt. was made Just rs
New England farmers make boiled cider, that
is. hy boiling The must before fermentation, not
TO a syrup but so as TO diminish the quantity
considerably, and not prevent fermentation,
Just as in the case of boiled cider, and then
the wine is Sweeter and stronger for he Rab-
bi says it improves i'll II the must IS
boiled 10 a syrup, so as TO prevent iermenta-
ton, il is no longer wine, hut very different
article This article iSvcry common in Cy-
prus, in Syfia, in this place and throughout
The East but it is kind of molaSses. BON
ourselves and the missionary families mere
and al Bey DOT, use it on our tables ior Such
purposes as VIC would use West India molas-
SEES, or the moasses of the sngar-maplc,
" Ii is made precisely as nave known
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-13

LAus.-A csrgs Il Basts~n rs purchased thh sNes-
noon ct 81 62h pr cash
moderate Some 800 pixs Americas wrr~ reported sosd At
~ TAN, or Whereabouts.
LIar-of Rockland there sales amounting to
$50 bbls common. 1T $50. $40 and lump at ssc.,
cash. The inquiry fair and quotation uniform
hOLAssrs The market was exceedingly dull though
prices remained without alteration 90 hhds Porto Rico
brought DC, and 20 MuscovAdo, 2+c.
NAVAL SroKls continued buoy ant. and had an upward
inclination Among, the operations we noticed l 600
hbls common rosn, FOR shipment, at 81 q 81 90 NO
do Wilmington, at 81 81 81 Al 800 do crude tur-
pentine at So and 200 do spirits at Sac.
0us.-Lnseed was in better request, and IL anything
favored sellers. From store, ~ 900 gallons pur
chased at Tic u T3c, cash Whale was firm. 100 bbs.
selected brought 4+c Olive has continued scve with
sales Of 450 baskets at 81 o. Western lard commanded
zoe u 15c cs.h. in lots
Provisions Pork rather dearer yet quotations
manned unsettled Some +5O bbls. sold at
Sl4 u sli 50i old at Sl4; prime at Sl3 and old
at ST. Beef was inactive and declining sales of 20
bbls were made at SIS g. Sill aud prime at So
SO. Beef hams were nominal at Sli 80 Sl4 10. Cut
meats We're as noticed in yesterday report with retail
sales Of hams at 90. Tsc and 10 0oo pounds picked
shoulders al 6lc Lard held vt SIC GO at which
400 bbLs were purchased Butter heavy at the
cent decline. Cheese was in request at Sc s6t.c
REAL EsTtrE- the property sold at the Exchange:
to-day WIS rs fliowstouse and eight lots, ner OF
fii'y ninth street and Thirteenth ayeoue. $500 do
adjoining, 25xlOo s665 do. each 25xloo $500 each,
$3.50; / do, 25xl0o. 5000; l do. 2jxl0o. $685.
do, 25Aloo, $3.50; l do, 25xloO 5000; do SoxiOJ
500, do. on Third avenue, Fifty ninth street
each 25xlto 81 80 each - $50; House and Ut aotn
ing, 25x00 $1,000; lot adj oininy, 25xl0o s1i5o, do
on Fifty ninth street Third avenue. 25xloo $500
90, adjoining 2ixloO, Sb75; do, 25xleo, $500, 6do
each 2ixlo0 $3.50 do 25xlV0. s57O; do. each
2oxlto 500 each, sla4o; do. Fifty eighth
street each 2dxl00, $500 each 81 $50; do adjoining
each 2lxlOo 500 each s2t20 do corner Fifty-eishh
street and Third avenue. 2jxl05 ST. 100; do adionnS
25xl05 $500 do each 2jXluj $3.50 esch, II $50; d.,
each Z5x1o5 $500 each s2i00 do. Fifty ninth
street 25xlC5. Sl175 do Fny-seventh street
snd Second avenue, 2jx1O0. $3.50; 3 d., adj 0ning
each Z5Nlo0 1910 each s270; d., each 2jxl0o $500
NJ 40 ia llrtl ~
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

SrOIh SALES!
BosroH, June ll..H .aucton-l0 shares Sashu. Man.
ington Bank per cent adv IS Eastern Railroad. n. H.
per cent adv S2U0 Albany 6s payable lN arantesd by
western Railroad ~ cent adv 50 500 Boston City 5s
payable April 1853 Brokers' Board shares Concord
Railroad asa 55 l35 Vermont and Mass. Railroad BOT
81 Western Railroad U7i 074 - Boston and Wor-
ce'ter RAILROAD, lSG ltTe u Norhern Rsroad 7e 10
3'6, 100 do bid 3s; Eastern Railroad. i0Is1 Ill YER
mont Central Railroad %, 6 IS Ogdensburgh Railroad
SIS: Rutland Railroad 5.,; 10 Boston aud Providence
Railroad @G 10 East kailroad, y H.. l0li.; ~ Old
Rutland Mortgage per cent Bends 81 100 Cheshire Rail
read Bt nds, 5i Second BoardlT5 shares Reading Rail
road, 3l 81 80 do. bl5d 81 Boston ana Maine Rail-
rcsd NY; Western Railroad l07A - Canton Compiny
oedeu.hurlh Railroad 40 aSi $500 do Bonds 90. a''s
- te Rutland Railroad Bonds ~
PinLtrripEtA. june l2-FYrSt Board-Slo)0 ct. Louis
Gs ga go lehigh Int. sly CTS do s2l, lp Norristown
Railroad 6s "a $500 Reading o. 10 49, 600 Do Is; ioo
s Garo.n o. 20 l 10 shares Cam. ana Amhoy Railroad
~; 3 do, ls IL Penn. Railroad. 4r1 100 Reading R,l
road 81; lao do - s0a: 50 do SA 20 do b. 3s 20
DO. 5s i0o do. 3 ~ do b. aIa; 80 do a. 30 100
70 100 Morri. Canal - joy; Is Commercial Rank $50
Mechanics Bank 2li ~ Penn Bank. 49, 100 Union Baak
Tenn. - 10 do. -. .qner Sales no shares Reading
~ @ @ ~ So y M se. s
o.. 20 ~ 900 do, 90 81 5000 Penn. S. eis: 2W) Nor
ristosn Is ~ 100 Leeh Us. sl shares Penn B,nk, 49,
.ffer S0leslo0 shsr-s Reading Railroad 80; $50 d. ir
10 do 75 $50 do, % 5l do 2-s 100 do Gls; 80 do
ce,e $1,000 Reading Ronds IS 400 :. Garden G's. l02.
BALTIMORE. June Il-Stock Boards $500 Maryland Quar-
tery 81, ~ LOO Baltimore shd ohio Railroad Bonds, t1
g gao de-. st7, time 9isa 900 do, time as ~ shares
Mechanics Bank l6,4 % Baltimore and Ohio Railr,a
lork sbd Gu Shorthand Railroad % At the Board today,
MARY 6s closed 3 bid; do cent sterling. ~
rid Baltimore snd Ohio Railroad Bonds. 1867 Pas bid. -
nskv DO share, = bid 5'4 asked York and Cumberland
alaY
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on Thu4.day June u, Mrs. Assu Mss, In the
eth y1sr Of her age widow u the ate Isaac Neck o.
this city
The friends of the family invited 20 attend the
funeral at Ppekskin westchefter county, on Friday
10th mt car on the Hudson River Railroad will be
provided for the accommodation - those residing in this
vicinity at the 81 Chamber snt Hzdson streets
a. o'clock in the morning Of that day
on the 18th ~ June, after lingering Illness, Aorzs
CrrFttA. wife OF Rdpsrd 0Heilly
The friends and acquaintsnoes Of the family, and
thosr 81 her brothers. Thome aud John Murphy, and
brother in Law G. 81 Naury respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this friday afternoon, from her
late residence 20 Rutgers street at o'clock precisely
on Thursday morning, June - Of Inflammation OF
the lungs Toward youngest son of lillian and MAY
" Mckinney aged months and IL days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited H. attend the funeral this (Frday) afternoon at
haf paet O'clock from their late sidepce Of
Flstbush avenue and Livingston street, brooklyn.
New Lc ndon Conn paps-s nlease esby
ON Thursday June ~ Of tyrhus fever, Hy-rr v
GAitrR youngest Of G. y and Anna uayler sged ~
years and months.
Hs friends and the friends Of the family. invited
TO attend the funeral from No, IS East Twenty 9Th
street Zone door from Lexington avenve). Saturday
nest 14th inst at 81 O'Clock without further notice
On the 18th Of June, JoHS CoEcoRGy, native Of Ire
and, aged 81 year..
lis friends and those Of the family ar. respectfully
invited tottend his funeral at - Roosevelt street tn
(Iridsyl afternoon, ut o'clock
suddenly. June n, Mrs Isoqrr LEco aged -
years, daughter Of Abiish and Getty Pesrsal.
The funeral will take place on Friday June II at
O'Clock from her late residence. ga Division street
Her friends and relatives are respectfully invited TO a.
tend the funeral
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Telegraphic Reports.


CCtonThr sales to- day 5000 bales, at n decline
Il three fourths of cent; strict middng. Sac The
by the Pacific and America received last night
which rendered the market frner to-day Ir.ghts de-
cned cotton to Liverpool three-eighths Of penny. Ex
change. l0c 10 lie
NJ. OsLEaNs June III. 1851.
Only 600 tales cotton sold; change in price since
the receipt II the Am.rics Tobacco very heavy
stock incr ~ ing aud demand limited Sugar moases,
and coffee steady. FLOUR after long dulness. de-
cline a. saes yesterday and this morning 900 bbls at
s. 81. mixed So 20 So 46; prime S. co. oats-l 10 900
mnal: bacon the Whiskey-iOo bills. cold at
lslsc. Begging, l2i l:c time rope. 8 a oi,s
Exchange New York, al sight half 70 one per cent
premium
CH.HITSTo~, june II, 1851.
The sales Of cston to-day 800 bales At &C lOc.
The higher qualities have an upward tendency
B.rtsorr june l.. ISL
Sales made u $50 bbls Howard street -four to-
DAY. al 81 ~ 1915. The ssles Of coffee during the
week have been 300 bsg- Mt sac 9;Ic The stock
hand amounts 10 10000 bags. Sales made Of 40
hhds Porto Rico srgar, At s. SOL 50 %.
Buffalo. June 70 1851.
The receipts Of the past twenty -four hours have been
-Flour 600 bbls.; wheat 500 bushels; corn. 10000
bushels Western four il In fair demand aud prices
There Is moderate inquiry for wheat and the market
i steady 1000 bushels Ohio sold at soc Corn Is steady
at yesterday rates with sales a $1,000 bushels oats
a;e quiet atJilic. Freghts are without change.
ALs,Nr. June IL. 1851
The receipts since yesterday have been:-Four, $500
bbs; wheat. none corn. q 0O9 bushels Flour Is
steady. but inactive, with sales ~ 1000 bb., Prime
wheat i in fair demand and prices h-r firm; common
derriptions are dull, and tending downward sales
about 800 bushels Corn Is quiet aud unchanged:
sles Of i, 600 bushels made at yesterdays rates
Oats steady. 800 bushels sfld ut Ilc.
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on Ia. 18th Of June, BY Rev. y A Farley, DsuD
Ran 10 M.RY daughter Of the late John Constsntine
In Trinity Church New Rochelle on the 18th Of June
BY the Rev Dr Morgan Mr.. JoHS BocsRr Of New
York, ~ Mss EtuAsErH &. BfsslLL, daughter OF Mr.
John Rissell II New Rochelle.
on Thurs.ay June L. by the Rev. H. q, Ludlow Of
Poughkeepsie WI n. sfNoSIo, to SasaH NJ HEtrH.
both Of this city.
on Wednesday evening, June IL At the Church Of the
Puritans BY the Rev DR. Cheever. D,yrrr II. GErGorr
20 JrLiA MATILDA DuTT. all Of this city.
on Wednesday evening, June IL, BY the Rev Poster
Wnti,M kISsN 70 Miss LAtnA uRASsfs' gu 81 TINS
city
On Juno BY the Rev Mr.. Ntrren. Dir. Lovn ButoS,
o. switzerland to Miss YIRs'r CoLIEr Of ELIZABETH
town
At Washington. June CsssLEs Vrysor. Of the Tres-
snry Drpart ment to Mrs IL r. w. widow u he late
Captain y. A. Capron lst artillery : y
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Teiegraphie Marine Reports
APpoNhvo, Jun.
ssled-schr Brilliant. Philbrook, Bsnsor.

APpONhvc, Juns II
sslsd-schr Brilliant. Phlbroos, Bsnsor.
Ksn1 : : p: . 9sP
ship Supposed 70 Be The Rose from an
M 10 rh s bark Aaa; h.1E 81 sSnssn ,reS ,sfPS1
supplied her With rop cvs,as ana prOVOn
Hi saTs cidss, ny sorssn. @ LsOn sna Nashua
Philsdelpha triss Kossuth MatssIas Nay a. Clayton
Bsrs. kyos. cssrlsfsSn; Yuss SYork sehr. v.ndslis
JeSsph Cues, sndJ swain Phiadeipha Howard, New
sehr. LouIsiaa, Por: su Prime, Nay q Robert Bruce.
sSsoIs Do sssy silisr william Baird r.y MARY
Heath, Geo horm.I ard Nsnsy Es.fani fassdspsiA
b,.r Boston Baaxi schrs Ebea Atkins Port su Princes
r; s1ssAs;Sl, Triumph. rhsd.pAis v0,, Albany
BAtrtsoaE, Jun, II
ArrtsI-3is r. ., tBrl. Rio Jsnsrc, .n.,9
Ar,r.!-s.af, Jaas. C,,, s. MAS - s'''nce cl'i'
s'''-s'a ~ 1n'"''' cuAatssro- Jua.ii.
Arri,ed-Eniiy. STors. D.,ii smith. PhisdelPhis. !.
Arrvsd-sesy, Nnsry, Msci,sn. Daismor, Go, smith
Phiiadelphs Preston. Huise do' soops Noses Eddy
Passed up Mcunt dope Bay PM .ehr Jane. Barrett from
PhiIsdeiphs for Dt6ton sloop victory, Baker, Nfors
- Hsvi-A JuneT
spilcdDceadSr. boston Yor,s, x.ns NrOrG s,h Sea
Gull. do.
Arr,.d-shr sl.. goln.,, sea Cha. cloessr. MORT
Fellowship hsrsthon, NYork.
Arrive llh-Ships European, Berkshire and Para Ala
Bost6h 0rfeans Adelaide k.tslL snd bark Gibraltar
York. =. :.
Ngrorsrr, June ~
Arrved-sehrs AisDsdr Conn, rforki Rsbeeos
Frances, Ssvsppsb :. ~
The wishing ,, Mechanic va sod q suction = dy i''
$3.50 go 49,,
Arrved-Brirs So Bird Carisnss, Harriet Arss Dc Ca
rni us Havana Gallo C.orsttosn, &c schr helen reN
York
Ciesr.I-3ris victor, Cienfueso'
FnoNfnFTCH juno "a
A,rvsd-sohr, Bels Peet Smith. Albany Proof Glass
Iseds Philadephis Isaac Hinekey Harvey Jtmes hver
Marcy wl,tts Phsdelphis Jeremiah i@smn S9r,sn.
DO Hi,chin, Pantego NC Classblower, Leeds rhusde
rhis: j watson, Campbell. Albany samuel D, smith
York. c.,.-,-.t. a..
dsnreid Coriou Do Ashmcsd Corson. do; school BOZ
Perry 40; Ann Bsker smith De- Gas Henry, Ryan DO
Queen, Dawson, Baltimore; Jacob Smith, Horton hrnrh
CeIeste rsvter dti soops Eliza Elvood, hbssJ ,h9s
Hnii HULL NYors. W. n Sanford. Jones, do sehrsJ
I'll Crsnmer Philadelphia a. Yu
Arr,,ed-schr, WIN b Jeskinss, sylph, and Rcbmoni
w. sAvArrAs. June ID
Arriged-PsIur. NYors; ses Gull, Hsysns.
S4ilsa-esr.llna Bostos. Telegraph, NfoG
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The convention consists of los delegates The Ave
first tterefors have received the eQusite num-
Der Of votes for the nomination.
IL IL curious that after all the preliminary discussion,
aud with so large number of officers and candidates
the whole matter should b. settled tho first billot
which WAS announced at O'clock Mr. Wmot voted
for Campbell Of his five and the President voted
for Gibson, Woodward. Lowory, Black and Campbell.
The interest seemed TO be concentrated in the nomna
ton Of Campbell
There breeze between Wilmot and q. W. Brewer.
The convention Adjourned sias DE at 81. Oclock
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An gspr.sa Nsn fer h.xrrs kinrsto- San Juan Pans
ms Oregon South Paciho, and San Trancsco will cioss
At the Etohsnss Reading Room tG sschanGeh fnoS'
An Esps~ss Mali for Chsrres xinss.es. San Junn p
mama south Pachc San Francisco and OREGON. WI ciose
Bedford Coz vesey street Astof House. % FfiaI
Istssr BAR for Rio Jsnslro per 1olien Gaze,
sll slose atths gayba1g, 2ssl.ng tom 81 BiiAlasA
sBgat SS.h bIaA
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issts Brsvstsr Do sd sleep Syiph, Dewey RsslssS
lOh-An sohrs Hopsten, Luce charisston asu 1saea,
s. Witch. weils aad Willard. Dayton EYork. STA kG
Emma Frances Bartlett Calais to philadelphia AceorAS
wind John Rogers PsyHter Brandywins Candy; NsAA
Holmes Godfrey and Louisa Hand, philadelphia Sarah
Ing TO windl.
PoRTsnOUTH lLowsR rARHoRl June7-Ar sohr Sc
nAtor. Robinson, kYork.
9th-Arr brig Heyeyn Qilpstriok GsorEetown. sc, 80
Kennebunk; schrs jack HILL Philade phia for SAco Ran
bier, Boston for Rocklsnd
an ceeT s's sss. rers cSow.y NY.
Globe, NYsrk for Bangor. - -
sth-Arr schr Jerome willard. Philadelphia; 10Th. bark
Almira Tarr. Cardenas. Sid trigs Motto Henrett& HU
raseeket Adams Matanzas Elmira Sarrent
Boston, - =.
SALEM June Arr schr Ann Maria, Albany Sid loths
bark John (new Philip Cheryheld to load for
Amsriss sohr Triumph, Mason, PhiisdelphiA. an
WILMINGTON, Juneq Arr brig Nitheroy. Rende- New
Haven; schrs Geo Harriss somers, NYork; W Browa.
Huse do CID brig Pilgrim lHr) McCready Grenada sohn
welt do.
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILApELPHIA, June T., -

PHILADELPHIA, June IL, 1901.
jenny Lind-s Concert IaIsaRs Letter M5Siag, Sc
Mile. Limbs concert Of last evening proved her
ability TO attract and delight an audience, without
any assist ince beyond that Of her talented associates
and orchestra. Never the Musical Fund Hall
crammed, despite the heat OF the weather A
tremendous shower of rain fell causing serious dis
comfort to the outside audience, who were listening
to the strains of the nightingale beneath the open
windows; though the rain cooled the atmos phere in
the room, the be had TO pay for il ia the shape
of cab hire to convey their dul ,iueas home, which
was more than they calculated upon, the storm
coming up without any previous warning. Miss
Lind leaves here on Saturday, and will sing at the
Melodeon, in Boston, Wednes iay evening
The steamboat Tom Powell from New York,
bought By the Baltimore railroad line. arrived at
W ilmington last evening, where she q to lie re-
paired previous to being put upon the cape May
line.
letter mailed in the Philadephs post Office,
on the 18th ult., containing drafts amounting to
$1,000 and S2li in bank notes, has failed to reach
it, destination such eases are becoming so fire.
quent as to give our post Office q bad name.
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CHAeRFs-Stea mship Georgia-Leut Jos T Halle USA
and lady Lieut. Semmer, USA Mrs ny Pearson and
child James Whitney, Mrs Mary Shearer and child
Mrs Bennett Miss Gray Mr. Dayi, Mr. Kent VIM Graham.
Snyder. Francis Adams James Prince Packard Pack
ard Mr. Thompson,J Kellet Major Kellogg and servant
GOwly Henry Douglas Hiram %icknore, chas Barber.
tert, Alfred TIT Geo MaaQp ypas Johnson Jno B.rlse
Shas 0'Esil James Bowen Wheeler & PIX, J1s 9
ing. Bent Fetter Keezer, Burt. Hiram Full. D
Nichols Jas Mcconnell Alexander Miller. LaRue Reeves.
Lucas Jas Stool John Warburton Dickinson.
Davis Mr. Eastman; Anson Wood Il Barnes Eerdsant
Reeve W Brown, Robt Gibssn Il Sueeny, Hurd.
James MoCowen. G Hathawat Simon klliot, James No
Cornell 3D. Philip Price George Kinghorn Bradford But
VIM Morse, Jno Sterling.
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"a tAs candidates togsther and that ssch dsiessts
should for Eve ths candidates tho ss, aud
thoss who received sixty votes should be declared
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nR. RALPH AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL Pal
~ vate Treatise" NC Once hours. TO " A. n, 70
r. M sundays excepted No. ~ Greenwich street. Prom
the medical adj the author has enjoyed
amongst which he would instance having resided several
ys in Psrs for the express purpose 81 studyns sss
diseases followed by long abd extensive practice de-
voted exclusively 70 s speciality he Nth confidence
promise more certain safe, and radical than eM b
obtained from any other In America. In osses
structure snd IN the dsporabe consciousness OF esr{
prorer habits under his peculiar plan Of treatment ~
absolute and perfect eyre Insured Even those Of the
character often attended With serious complicson
he has never found nourgt though they may require some
persevermce Those who nTply In the esrlier stsg.s
private diseases will he srithAd by the ard rapity q
the which IL eheCtd In few DAYS. ~
has been matter Of turprse - that ot TO
srecaby and Of professional atainents should devgts
his attention 70 diseases which people OF every aecup
ton pretend 70 easily ~ however the miseres
these hiring society verv dTerens
tA!on Nould he faraled provided &c
nea ~ nay Na-e = vai' ~ n4A - lssles, sA
as.ss Bsk ~ fgss ! h.
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SHIPPING.

49, 49, - ~. - 49, 49, 49,
EoR LIvERPooL-THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
June. at l. o'clock The AMERICA from bostoA tAs
18th June. For freight or passsge apPiyto
NOR SAvANNAH-THE L. s. MAIL STEAMER ALA
l. BAMA l,3O tons regiEter,) Capt. G. D. Ludlow, VIA
leave saturday 18th June. from Pier n r. at O'Clock
7. NJ. FOR freight Or passage a9P,y 70 "a. Prov,
The FLORIDA, Capt. T. Lyon, on the 2lst June.
CLEANERS FOR sALE.-FoUR STEAMERS COON
- densng engnesl from OO TO LIS feet longs do (non
denHng do 25 feet long, five propeller Steamers ooa
der sing engines) two do from
30 TO $50 feet long Also Marine Boiler 10 feet damctog
and Is feet long. For further information, apply TO
CHAS. W. COPELAN D. It's Broadway.
LN0R SALE-oNE sTATEROoM IN THE STEAMSHIP
asia which sails Wednt sday 18th inst. Apply ~
W. TAfLOR's. IL Cedar street.
rANo CAPTAIN GARDNER. OF THE SHIP EARL or
Il Charlemont, Liyerpool.-Sr-We, deputed by che
tel happy ia having opportu atty Of aok
lodging sincere and heartfelt thanks
untng zeal in the discharge of and
sibe duty We feel that thing could would fall
infinitely short Of conveying how deeply impressed
with the conviction Of being Of
which passengers treated with much humanity ank
consideration. Through beg to present
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 20 chief tte, Mr. Gardner.
second Mr. John o. Kelly your other officers and crew
general Asegards magnificent vessel her trip under
the unforeseen peril adverse Winds ceber &c., that sho
has encountered fully has ted her We would beg
gratulate her possessing snch ship,
the passenger trade that the will support
ia SO justly entitled TO, and which feel pleasure
kno~ledging, We respectfully beg :" remain.
Your grateful aud sincere friends,
James Butler G. L., A. Gault, Edmond h. Butle< ysha
W alsh, Robert Fuller
Nlw YORK, May ID, ISL.