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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-15

PHILOSOPHY OF ANDRETHS VEGE-
TABLE PlllLS.-When the t.eory OF the circula-
tlon OF the blood was established the secret springs of
vitality were then partially exposed to our view We
saw and understood that the food eat was con-
verted into blood, which repaired the waste Of the ami
NAL machine the food is fuel. which keeps at life
heat the internal hires that warm and invgorate the
inner man. The blood is electric fluid which car
rles this heato every ramicaon ofthe body even to
the extremlties the hair and horny nail While the
blood Is thus the seat OF life. is also the seat OF dis
ease Food gives the body strength; Brandreths Pills
give blood the necessary power to throw out from itself
all impurities, thus rendering the of lie pure and
healthy. Ii men were more sincere, there would
be fewer religious creeds; and if they kept closer to
natures laws in the management of their bodies they
would require little medicine. AS men grow more in
teigent they will become wiser and happier; even now,
their lsdom is proved by the fact that when sickness
assals Them they Brandreths Vegetable Universal
Fills, which soon restores them to health.
They are peculiarly adapted 10 this climate, and re-
qure no extra care when they used either in diet
clothing They should be always in the house, SO that
upon the first indication of sickness they may be used
One dose in the beginning, is poten for good than
dozen after the sickness is fixed in the SYSTEM In
colds coughs asthma, rheumatism, cosveness ievers
and IN al acute heavy deep seated pains, their effects
VIII be found beyond all praise. Three five will &C
Ike charm, often curing dangerous malady once
saving months OF sickness and the evils thereto attend
ing Remember, Brandreth's Pills known and
fully tested medicine that is used by hundreds OF
thousands in this country, and throughout the civilized
world. They are quietly supercedng all other medi-
cmes lhey TAKE out only that from the blood which
10 the cause of weakness end pain, leaving health and
strength they produce healthy sleep night and an
appetite that reishes all kinds of food. Sold at Dr.
BRASDRErHs principal Office 24l Broadway and at his
retail offices 274 Bowery and 24l Hudson street, New
YORK ; and by one agent in every place of Importance
throughout the word who has certificate with fac
smle OF the labels the genuine boxes, which the pur-
chaser should be careful to compare
M. BRANCH Richmond Va.
49, Only authorised wholesale and retail agent
No. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
York prices do RI
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New JERSEY SENAToR.-It is said that the indications
ars that Robert F. Stockton will be the choice OF the
New Jersey Legislature for United States Senator
10 the nomination to come ofto.day.
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A letter from Rome to the New York Evangelist
says that there is considerable talk of making Bisho
Hughes, of New York, a Cardinal.
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ARRIVAL FROM PUERTO CABELLo.

The proceeds OF Miss Linds concerts at New Or.
leans, for two nights amounted to over $4,000.
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LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
PITTSBURGH AFFAIRS.

PITTSBURGH, rep. 10.
Our city is infested with amost desperate gang of
desperadoes The most outrageous robberies are
being perpetrated nightly. Persons are waylaid
and knocked down in The streets and then riffed of
their money, watches, &c. -Four half grown boys
were arrested to-day charged with knocking down
gentleman named ONeil and robbing him.
These are believed to be part of the gang who
besides robbng fired number of buildings re-
Gently destroyed.
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TWlGGS MIXTURE.--This singular prepa-
ration Tor changing grey hair to its natural color be-
lng applied by many persons in the city, all of whom
are verifying the experience Of the gallant general
perceive great change in the hair of some of the
honorable members. FLETCHER. under the American
per bottle. f. 10
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GALE OF SLAVES, MULES. HORSES,
~ :, ,, >I SHEEP, CATTLE. FARMING IMPLE-
be sold on TUESDAY the lsthday of February, 1851
at the residence OF Dr. Benjamin j Duva situated on
the River Road, about miles above the city of Rich
personal estate viz: valuable Slaves Mules Horses
Wagons, Carts and Gear, Farming Utensils, 40
Sheep IA Cows and Oxen, 10000 lbs Sheaf Oats, and
Steam Saw Mill N
TERMs-The Slaves will be sold for cash, the other
personal estate will be sold for cash as to all sums under
$50 over that amount 4months credit for approved en-
dorsed negotiable paper w. GODDIN.
fe s
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VALD A - PRIVATE DWELLING
ssTp AN AMP IA HALE F ACRE LOT ON FEDERAL
sold on FRIDAY afternoon, the 2lst February. Ia5I
upon the premises, commencing at o'clock, the Brick
Dwelling, and half acre lot attached thereto, now in
me occupancy OF Mr. Cadmus c. Johnson, situated on
Mr. Edmund Steane 'i1-'' ~
TERMs-One- third cash; balance at one and two
deed. W GODDIN Auet "''
fe 10 '' e''
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Virginia Monongalia Lottery, No. 10, to be drawn
Feb. 18th. rs nos. 10 drawn. Capitals SAC, 900, 3
of 10000, Of 5000, of 20i5 25 Of 1000, 50 Of AGO.
200 OF 200. Tickets $l0-shares in proportion
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HTNlVERSALIsT CHURCH, MAYO ST3
u SHERIDAN HIS LIFE AND COMEDIES.
MIR. GEORGE VANDENHOFT'S
First Evening with SHERIDAN, will take place on
THURSDAY, 18th inst.
The Entertainment will consist of sketch OF She
ridan's early Life, Love, Elopements Marriage, Du-
els, &c. &c, and conclude with reading of the
"RiV Ais" in which each character is brought out
in distinct NATURALIZATION.
SEcoND EvENlNG-FkIDAY, 14th inst, SCHOOL
FOR SCANDAL"
THIRD EvENING-SATURDAY, 18th instant, the
"CRlTlC."
IS To commence at II o'clock precisely.
to Tickets for the course ST.; single evening so
cents. fe 12-4t
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ISDA FINE MULES AT AUCTION.-Wil
So II be sold at auction on TUESDAY the 25h day
Of February, 1851 commencing at the hour Of twelve
o'clock, at the Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern, in the
city OF Richmond, 81 fine mules, from 70 10 years OF
age, and OF fine size Among the number are or 4
pair OF we'll matched bay mules and all of them well
broke to harness These mnles to be sold only be-.
cause the owners have now no use for them.
Terms cash, negotiable note, satisfactory en-
doris ID interest added, at months.
fe9 W GODDTN A,ot
GMALL BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
~ BIRD STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND
GRACE STREETS AT AUCTION.-WiIl be
sold on THURSDAY afternoon, the 2olh inst, upon
the premises, commencing at4s o'clock, neat brick
dwelling on the East line of 3d. between Broad and
isneary new. is well built, and has rooms besides kit
chen &c. 49,
TERMs-One-third cash balance at 8 and 6 months
deed, or title withheld. N'
1e "a w. GODDIN Auct
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a. FOR SALE, the three story new brick house
I'LL on Broad street. nearly opposite the Monumental
Church, at present in the occupancy Of Mr. II. "
Ter. The house is of modern style, with bath rooms,
of the subscriber, No. 62 Main street.
ia 3l--law3w JOHN THOMPSON
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[Nep York Commercial Advertiser.
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Ep EMOvAL.-The subscriber, thankful for the
ma liberal encouragement extended TO him respect.
FULLY announces to his friends and the public generally
new building corner OF Main and New streets, three
doors above his old stand, and invites the community.
Dom OF town and country to call and see hi. stock Of
G00 go and GAS CHANDELIERS & FIX
IUkES. He hopes, by strict attention to business aud
moderate charges for his wares insure an increase 10
ms sales. HUGH A. WATT,
lie lU-lm No 70 N1o;r r..
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Only authorised wholesale and retail agent
No. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
York prices. de 30
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60: g. RINE AMANDA, Capt Hughes, will be sold
privately, together with all her rigging aud apparel as
she now lies in the Dock She is in good order, and
about 100 tons burthen carries large cargo for her ton
mage, and is well suited for the lumber and grain bust
in the river. For terms apply to the Captain on
board or
de "a RANKIN 81 WHIT OCV
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SATURDAY-Sussex extra, No. 2O-Capital: ST.
34o 70 numbers, IA drawn. Tickets 81, halves SOC,
quarters 25c.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
NpE AL PROPERTy FOP "a.

d E,- no
az quest of the owners, | shall on WEDNES.
"a the 10Th day of February, 1851, at o'clock
:; No sell at public auction, upon the premises III,
| following Property, to wit: e"'E0'' '"'
Inc large Brick Building at the head of Marshall st
opposite the residence of +. T. IsbelI, Esq-to Which
belongs brick stable and carriage house The Term.
o. which will be one-iourth cash, balance at G. IL anG
| 10 months, with interest. '
ana also, at the same time, the new framed dwell
ghouse at the head of Clay street nearly oppositf
ne residence OF Peter D. Gop, Esq, with a large Io
IT era a. and all necessary buildings thereon The
1r eds 81 which will be oneffth cash; balance on
, efe sr OF l. q Band years, interest added
poration line. JAMES M r. =, iis SSofS
fe l3 w. la Loa.
1919 OF REAL ESTATE At Ait.
~ IION.-By virtue of deed Of trust eraontees =;
John Howarh TO the subscriber for The pnrnose of so
curing sum OF money therein mentioned dna IN w.
mas Williams, dated 9th January IS49, and recor,ed
IN the oce OF the Hastings Court for the ctv Of Rich
mond, shall on MONDAY, the 18th day of Febrn ,rv
lool commencing at o'clock, P. M, proceed to seli
at public auction on the premises to the highest bid der
Tor cash, certain lot the city of chmond. on Gil,
oetween and Bstreets, fronting 81 leet inches on
9TH street, and running back 100 feet. &c.
Acting as trustee, shall convey only such title as is
vested in ME by said deed '''N 10 &c
d. S. DELAPLANE. Trustee.
sale to be conducted by w. GoDDIN Auct.
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S6hdh BAGS PERUVIAN GUANO, fresh
SSSD and warranted genuine, for sale by
ta II

eDE KEGS MALAGA GRAPES, ior sale
Vby JAS. WINSTON
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a. FOR RENT, neat framed tenement on Un-
El ion Hill, containing four rooms, basement and all
necessary out houses, with well OF excellent water on
the premises. Rent 81 per month: Apply to
TOLER & COOK,
f9 AGENTS Pearl ct
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-15
GRAND VIRGINIA STATE CIVIC AND
WI MILITARY BIRTHDAY RAIL- ON Mnu

DAY EVENING, February 24th 1851 -,
1t having been proposed to celebrate the approach
ing Anniversary OF the Birth OF that ilustrous son of
virginia, George WAsHINGToN, by giving a "GRAND
STATE BALL" we, the undersigned. cheerflIIy re-
commend the Richmond Theatre as the most appro-
pirate place Tor said Ball. The building to be hand
soney decorated, the scenery taken out the pit floor
ca over, and the whole converted into magnificent
pan ,oonl, capab,e OF accommodating thou
sand persons; and we cordially Invite the citizens of
the entire State TO cooperate in making the occasion
worthy of the Old Dominion
John B. Floyd, Governor, Claiborne Gooch.
VIM: II. Dennis. Speaker j Mason, President
re senate, Convention,
u. w. Hopkins, Speaker Ro. H. Gallaher
Rouse OF delegates, James Saunders,
Homer, Arch. Stuart
T ? August, N II Thornton.
stuart, Sam. Chiffon,
Jonn T wall, James E Stewart,
John Barbour. Jr. IT Martin,
lanes r STROLLER, James Alfred Jones,
Ionn III Jewett, David FL Tucker,
w Horner, w P Bocock.
wellington Jenney, w F Thompson,
John NJ Campbell, Iubal A Early
s d McDearmon, John M FERGUSON.
Ro. Henderson, VIM r Richie
e. BeiTne, VIM Lambert, Mayor of
Daniel Tonpkins, Richmond,
X Hall, Wn, billiard
Louis G Il Funey, ! S Calvert aI,la'
Talbot S Duke, Theodrick Morris.
John NJ Speed, NC Claiborne.
Carngton Jr. c Fl Lynch.
G w Pearls, RI II Beale.
VIM B Taliaerro, VIM Jackson.
s D White, JECox
Lewis, w A Buckner.
Henry Irving. fe l5-een
~ Subscribers to the Ball are requested meet at
me Theatre, this Saturday evening at 1t O'clock to
appoint Managers, &c.
fHNHE1ATRE MANAGER, Mr. JOHN S. POT-
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ar FOR RENT, the upper part of the House on
EQ Nam street, opposite City Hotel, occupied by Viii.
liam Walsh in good order and we'll adapted for family
residence. Apply to
Jazz ]. M. TAYLOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-15

STRAW BONNETS and DIR FsS CAPS.
~ Received this day, direct from the manufacturer
one case Spring Style Straw Bonnets. A large lot
fe 10 1909 Main street
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an FOR RENT, the very desirable dwelling, the
Esa residence OF the late Benz w Leigh The house
in flne ORDER and contains or 10 good rooms with
all the necessary out houses for large family. Terms
moderate. Applyto
e 7--law4w HUGH w FPY
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
at the Capitol, in the city of Richmond on TUES
DAY the 18th day OF February next, at II o'clock
A. nj.
1t is hoped that every member of the Society Will
feel it incumbent upon him to attend this meeting. II
IS considered OF vital importance to the Agricultural
interests of the State. Members of the Convention,
OF the General Assembly and all others who take an
interest in the subject, cordially and earnestly in-
vited to attend this meeting and unite in the proceed
inqs.
The President will take the Chair at II o'clock pre-
eisely, and is requested to address the meeting.
By order of the Executive Committee
VIM. II. RICHARDSON, Chm.
ag Papers throughout the State requested to COPY.
ia 29-dm
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-15

I'LL rooms on Franklin, near Governor street, we'll
adapted for offices or lodging rooms. Apply to
% TIA VTOP
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EgOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, Com
AS few vacancies will occur on the LIST of Mach.
parents who were unable TO place their daughters in
my family, in consequence OF the limited number be-
immediate application ~ ~
There will also be room for few more dav
scholars on the LIST Of March, when new session
commences. Address M. d. HOGE,
Ie3-bW Richmond Va
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AZ FOR RENT, and possession given irnmed
ss!as aely, a large Brick DweIng-house, in the mme
date neighbourhood of Mr. John Watkins, and Mr.
Richard Malone, on Church Hill. This house has s
good rooms, with brick kitchen, containing four
rooms carriagehouse, stable and smoke house, with
large and productive garden. There is a spring OF
tine water convenient. To good tenant the rent will
be low. Apply to
TO TA1dEc NT nAUJ
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a. FOR RENT. two valuable Lots, situated on
EA the Dock-one of which has a building thereon
recently occupied by Iabez X. Parker as a house 10
machinery and the other vacant lot adjoining there
| to. and fronting 40 feet on Dock street. Apply to
| te IA JAMES NJ TAYLOR
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"A FOR RENT, neat Brick House on Church
Essi Hill with halt acre of land attached and con
tanning four rooms 1t is next to Mr. Henry Heck
ler's. Rent S. per month. Apply to
TOLER & COOK,
ia 81 A gents and Collectors.
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A. FOR RENT. that large and de lrabIe family
A residence on 4th street. nearly opposite Breeder &
repair, with ample accommodations for seIvants-
Apply to J. NJ. TAYLOR.
L La % -
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-15

n USE RECEIVED splendid assortment Of
eg Ladies' Cabinet Bureaus, mahogany spring seat
Sofas. Tetea- Tees mahogany and cane-seat parlour
and rocking Chars--with many other articles in the
furnishing me which will be sold at private sale very
low. Tfe 1Sl ALEX MOTT.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-15

EEON. BENJAMIN WATKINS LEIGH.
NE AN address on the Life, Character, and Public
delivered before the Virginia Historical Society, at its
late annual meeting, by VIM. Fl. Macfarland, ESQ.,
Price Ia cts Just published by the Society For sale
by
fe I3 MACH q, WnnnIJnIIcE
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INCOME MANUFAGTORY !-VIRGTNIA
Ell MADE SUITS Keen, Ches e. Baldwin,
have in store goods made in Richmond, 10 which thew
ask the attention OF patrons OF home mandatory:
they will have them made up to measure very low;
selling low to make room for the Spring trade Now il
the time TO buy bargains Come to No 1O2 Main sheet
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-23
snring6eld Wesleyan Sc minarv.

-
The Spring Term Of this Roursh'ng in'ttu-
tion. 10 to commence Thursday, Feb. 20, and
continue ~ weeks.
BOARD OF INsTRUcTIOS.
Rev Franklin q. Blair. A. A., Principal.
Mr.. AlOrzo B. Corliss, Assistant
e A. Knl11t, 81. d., Lecturer on PhyS'"
Miss Amelia H. Sias, Preceptoress.
Miss Virginia HObrook, Teacher OF Music.
Rev II. Eastman, Steward.
All the above tpachers except one, have beer
e,nDl we'd in the Seminary The present and pas
terms, and nothing need be SAID to those wht
have enjoyed their instruction, OF their quaIlilca
tions. ard their success as teachers.
Mr.. Corlss. has for the past year been nssncl
a,ed with Governor Eaton Mr.. Burnham, &c.
in instructlng in Teachers Institutes and has re
ceiyed the most hattering testimonials from thes'
gentlemen and Others. It is to be hoped tina
those teachers who regretted the short period o
his instruction on those occasions, will become
associated with him again in his more perma
nent situation. ...
# is confidently believed, that with the Presen
board Of instruction, the extensive Apparatus
Cabinet OF minerals &C., for Illustrating the ma
tlraI sciences, scholars viii find advantage
here fully equal to those Of any similar lnstl'u-
ton in tina State.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-23

400, TO make it triumph over alicona'cing hui
nan laws
rbe neural paper herein referred to, observes
and well observes, that unpopular laws are
.iv ,ponetative, because people are unwll-
r,c m volunteer in their acquisitions" why
thew thus unwilling to volunteer to en-
r,,e Them: They are unpopular. Why are
,,sv unpopular' Usually because their reQui-
,,oo. are IN violation Of that law of right writ
- avery mans heart and conscience, which
law much higher than any legislative en-
.,neo, conflicting with II. There is then, the
..;,,en law, thu volume OF moral principles,
.an,.oed IN scripture, and the law, unwrl'ten,
IT,, ;rcrl,bly stamped upon the heart and con
,,;soce of every honest man; both, and each'
hicb4r than any human Legislative enactment
This il not all. There is another which may
no called, in our government,an un written civil
law higher than any Legislative enactment'-
n the United States government, the power IS
:. tho PeopIc; and the officers Of the govern
.,oot are AGENTS and servants Of the People, and
houud to Use their best Judgment and discretion
n Oerforming those duties pertaining to their re-
sOecti, 70 offices Enphatlcally true it IS, that
tbe ueoplc are the principals and the officers are
their agents. And, from the well established
relation OF principal and agent, and the result
and effect of the agencies, what is done ey the
AGENTS. within the scope Of their prescribed au'
thority, is binding upon their principals. Wien
thew act out Of the scope of their prescribed
authority, their doings are invalid, and may be
wholly repudiated BY their principals
Now, the Legislative powers Of the Congress
of the United States are so definitely described
and tend so obviously tn the protection and Sc
Ga rty of the rights and interests of the people
Ak.St there can be found no pretence to JUSTIFY
the sacrifice Of those rights and interests Inc
written. or rather printed description OF Their
powers, wach they always haze under their IN
soectinn, and which they are sworn 10 f"'lt'w As
she Guide Of their actions, binds them TO tabor
for the establishment Of justice among the peo-
ME and the security If the Liberties OF the PEG
ole. Sieiy, this cannot even be suspected to
authorize the establishment Of injustice and
oppression by law, nor the destruction of that
liberty which they are bound md sWotM to &C.
cure. If, then, Congress eaact such law, thus
sabversNe Of justice and the liberty OF the Peo
pie, there remains in the people full and per
feet light to repudiate Such enactment. and trea
it as perfect nullity brought into existence
without power, aed ia violation of all Iightfu
power. Here, then, is q third law, hclaea BY al
the people of the Uaited States, higher than any
of Congress; so mach higher, that i, looks dowi
with Indignation and contempt upon the statute
called the Fugitive Slave Bill. which is an un
authorized aet of Rebellion against this highe
law. and the others herein nasRed.
TITUS HUTCHINSON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-23
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MONT

G5SF A resolution has been introduced in'
To the Pennsylvania Legislature iavoring
the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law
20 The Shlkers Of New Hampshire have
purchased IA large tract of land in Ohio, to
which they intend toremove in consequence
of dislike and persecution. from their pres
ent neighbors.
GV' The Rev. Mr.. French, of Nelson,
N. H., has recently excavated bluff near
his house, from which his younger sons
and hired man dig daily, one and half
tons Of pure black lead which, delivered
at the depot in Keene, miles distant, is
worth $50 per ton. There are several quar-
rles of this article in that vicinity, but this
is said TO be the purest and most abundant.
lie contemplates employing several hands
IN the spring at the mine, where they may,
at comparatively small expense, take out
thousands of tons.
New YoRK.--The government of the
Empire State was organized on the LIST.
inst. by the inauguration ofGov. IUNT and
the other State officers In the House OF
Assembly, Hon HENRY JARVIS RAYMOND
of New York was elected Speaker, and
Richard U. Sherman Of Utica, Clerk
Hon. Noble S. EIderkn of ST. Lawrence,
a barnbnrner, was supported by the Demo
Gratis for Speaker. He was the last Speak.
er.
~ Addison Gilmore president of the
Western Railroad, fell dead at ball room
AT Watertown, Mass, at ii O'clock Friday
evening, Of disease Of the heart He had
been dancing but few minutes before his
death. His age was about 81.
BosToN.-During the past year the births
in Boston were 5000, marriages $500, and
deaths 3,O(7. There were 1905 eml.
grants who arrived at that port, about 90
900 of whom were Irish The city debt
exclusive of the water debt, was 81, 1856,
652 81.