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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

STREET DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall
- Of Records SEALED PROPOSALS vii be reserved
at the Street CommssltseT's Odee until MONDAY, yuns
a. 1881 at i2osock, M 10 REGUL ATE and Paw 18th
street between It'll and sth To FLAG space
feet wide Through SIDEWALKS Of 18th street between
ID and 9TH avenues To REGULATE and Sci Gu Rb and
GUTTER in 29h street, bstsesn 1T and ID avenues To
REGULATE and hACADAMlLt 1th street between
Am and OH avenues TO REGULATE, PAVE, SET
CURB AND GUTTER, and FLAG SIDEWALKS q
5lst street between 8th and 10Th avenues To LAY
CROSS Walks n 9Th avenue opposite 10th, nth. lHs
aud 18Th streets To FLAG SIDEWALKS Of zth street
hetween broadway aud 4ih avenue To REGULATE,
PAVE. and FLAG SIDEWALKS II 35i- street, between
3daysnue aud Broadway Plans and specifications and all
information thereto can bs lad on Application 10 the Con
tr.ct Clerk Of thus Department Juno -, itji
jeii JOHN DODGE. Street Commissioner.
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between
On and after tins date the Trains ruh a. follows tSnn-
LEAVE HEw-YORK, GOING NORTH,
From Office. ChaTnberst,
At7AM FOR POUGHKEEPSIE, stopping at way sta-
At6AH for ALBANY, stopping at ofsnh.ttanvHe.
Carrison's Cod Spnng FiShEi New Hamburger POugh-
keepse thence by steamer ARMENIA 20 Hudson, touch
INK intermediate places on the uvcT) where the trans
wall the passengers and land them N Albany a.
a i2l PM. for POUGHKEEPSIE. freight train
AZ u n fey P6rGHKEEPsIE stopping AZ Mammal
tanyle one Hundred and Fifty secondst., Yonkers
Dobiss Ferry Dearmsn Taryto~n, Sing S,ngt Boscooe
Peekskill, Garlsons Cold Spring Fishhlu Low T"ia''
New Hamburger and Milton Ferry.
At4P NJ for ALBANY, stopplns at TarrgtoMn sing
Sing Croton, Peeksklll, Ganisons, Cold Spring, FShA
10 Hudson and Wv Railroad ALBANY about ioi NJ
AtNP M iof rARRYrOWN Only, stoppiHS al AL WAY
stations south 81 %arry,own. d, -.
At6P. Nj. for PEEKSKiLL. stopping al way '~-
LEAvE roucHKEspsIg, aoISo sourH.
Ats, AM for NEW YORK, stopping At Milton Feiy'
r.on. Pcckskll Rosenhrl Cruop sing Sing, TerIyto-n
Dee man DoLis Ferry HASTINGS, YonkeIs, One HUNDRED
and Fifty-socond-st and Manhaanvlle ,,r,u- v0pr,
ATTAIN for Freight and Pessenser>'o -Nb"-lONN
stopping al all wav stations on signal .
Al ii vi for NETWORK, fJ " arrival Of boa'
from, Hudson bringing myers ION Albany stopping
al New Hambureh, Fishsll, Geld SpTlng. G~rrsons
and Yonkors arriving al ~ Y "
At 4 p. Nj, for NEM-YOkk, stopping at al the way
Xt9P NJ, for NETWORK. Tor on arnoal Of boat from
Hutson) stopping nj the principal way stations ana fea0'
10 w TFAvF PFkKSKIL1 FoR NEw-YoRK,
N6l A 81 stopping al all Way stations ON signal
IKAvE TAKRYTowS FoR NEw-NetN
At 63eP Nj stopping al all Way stations ,
OLIVER IL. LEE Supsrnieadc99t
sw-Ycrk Juae &C. 1851 Jel6 II
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CTPREME COURT.-Horace Beals

~ ITKLML Z y = N '---IIVI 80 l' 49,
~ ul,,r, Fra.er a y,inz Peter p Brown and Chcs
Ter Bedell 10 PETER 2 BROWN AMI CHkSlhk bh-
DBL. You are hereby summoned and required t' an
sver tte complaint M TINS action. which VS. Mel M ne
once al the CirA Of the County ol hngs, a ir ~ ia
n ice CT, If Brooklyn, the 28h da Of NAY ''i tl
H. sre Il COW Of your 90 tie sad Complain l 7
suicrisrs a. Their Office, amber III Nd.l-sf,ei, DO tnt
CIV IL New YoT.. within twenty days aher 'hf
her.f e1cusve II the ia, Of such service AM Il yoI
"a 10 answer the said complaint within the time ~ o'i
Id plaintiffs IA this acton WILL take Jldme NJ az s. 81
In nc SIN II 81 hundred and sItyslx dollars an SAY
seven cents with interest the sum Of three huul cd l
thtv hree dollars and thirty three cents, from TIE IJ
5,v ~ ANIL d lgJl and also interest on me sun oi
thIce hundred and thirty three dollars and ihy o1r
csn. from the gth day If May, A 1891, beside The c1st
AZ ms action DATED Nav %, 1871 - No. . ,..
10 lswsuN ) NJ 4 b + NIEEkEh. Pitts Atys
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IN PTRSTANCF al IN order Of the Sur

IN PU RSl AM t. a. IN order OF the sur
rosAie q the County u Ne, YORK. so,ee : hereby
gwen 20 az PERSONS haf,ak ca Against JllIANA
CHI RICH late cf the Ifs u lark teoSaset 70 pre-
.cui the sarre with vouchers cof % the suhsc ueSr a.
rs dcncr No ~ Siltecai, >c IN the CITY q New
Nok tefre the u'ncter1h Gay Of June nert Dated
NeW-Ncrk. the 10Th Gav 90 Deem er. lsSo
dls IawtmsM lONgAS ID rOWSLEY. EIecUtor.
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I'm PURSUANCE O

In PURSUANCE OF n order of the Sur
Il roCse Of the County Of Sew oys aosice hereby
gwen all lcrSoHS haslas cams agNRst PETER ID.
WEIGflT ate Of the Cay Of 49, York deceased TO pre-
sen. he ne NTH vouchers ,ac rts tho sul sr AZ the
oisce az c J. s T. d. WITT. Ess No s. NAssau-streei.
u the City Of New-Nork tciTe The tseay-seventA
csy September NEXT Dates Newly AK. the twentyss
cond DAY OF n arch. 1851 -
ns4 fswssnM. SARAH = EIGHT. Adnlnistrainx.
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NOR LIVERPOOL.-United States

II Mail steamship PACIFIS, Capt. Ezra Nye. THIS
steamship will depart with the mails FOR Europe, ps
lively SATURDAY 7st June at IL o'clock n from her
berth at the foot Of Csna No berth secured till pad for
AL letters and must through the Post Onee
For freight passage, having unequaed accommodations
ar elegance and comfort, apply TO
EW'b X COLLINS, So Walls
Positively freight will be received on board after
Thursday evening, June 18th.
Jul, dh Jesn
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NJERSEY This line leaves New-York DAILY by
steamboat RED JACKET. Pier J. North River At A NJ.
passengers " freight and Al passengers, and ~
EEW-JTRSEY RAILROAD, fDoe Of Cortland-st at A.
N and at and y = VI.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.

II pANY Only through Line for SAN FRANCISCO
Havana aud ChagreS Fare reduced. On TIT NS9 N
June &c at NJ the Spendid steamship C{tEk0,AH 6S
SO(Q tunS Henry Nindc. commander. viii san on III -
DAY, June o. precisely O'Clock, tsNn he e,vt az
The foot of Warren ST n X. with the GoyenneNt elas
fr Chacres wa Havana Passengers transferred az havana
60 the splendid double steamship aicnl fSse
gers leaving the CHEROKEE viii cnnscS WIN n '.e
fayore United states Mail steamship iENNt.>Sh u
sal from Panama on about the 18th July F9r RaSS'sc
apply al the office, 81 and 81 Southst OF al ~ vs. s.
Warren JeN 10
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
y EXCURSION TICKETS-In order % afford the
Sioekhoders an opportunity visit and eIsce road
me Directors in couforHi- q .o notice already gwen N
hr card ofthe 18th Nav last have resolved issue Ell
euison Tickets stockholders from the present enne III
July 10, le5l, NJ the following low prces .oo.
From NeW-York 10 Dunklrk and bacA---------S Il ~
From New-York to Dunkirk..-- - "
The tickets tc DHnkirA snd bark VII be COCO LOT th 1se
- ,b 5as sud those 10 Dunkrk only, three DAYS frss
Non date afofdng 81 opportunity t. stop al @a OF IAs
stations ON tie road asd the Journey Al pleAAss
S,fhn the time limited The tickets wiI Dc 500 oHy Al
the offcs No IS Wall-tt New-York, June D. 1901.
jc6 3w hAIhANlhL RiAt@o-- ..
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CAMDEN and AMBOH RAILROAD
Mine, from NETWORK - PHILADELPHIA,
leaves Per No North River, ~ steamboat JOHN POT
TOR st9A N and p n Fare y hrSt-class e1rs 50 I;
second s. To Freehod (by morning line only S7i eens
Fmiqrant Line hy steamboat TRANSPORT, al s. p N.
Fare 81 ~ IRA BLISS Agent.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of BARGES

FSV.N -, ~ ,>-rosI ., vI,.s 49,, MON
DAY. EXCHANGE. Capt RoSckranS, every IitN ~
DAY POUGHKEEPSlE, Capt HSiiman every \ n
DAY al o'clock. nj from foot OF huH-y 81 I9t pa
seirtrs and frelcht The above burgess are eeS1tIl -
phed with state rooms and Spacious and eoio9hle CAP
ms and are expressly htiea up for the comfort and conV9
pencc Of passengers and arrive ~ foHShAeest u me
foG he stages Sharon Pine Plans ano ~
f,rthar nfar1nafion apply board The uarscs " 70
an II1IAAlSON W.T.. Ia Nest-st
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NOR LIVERPOOL.-Packet Of 26th
u June-The magnificent and f4vorte packet ship
ROSCIUS, Capt Oliver Eldrdge, Will sail above her
regular day For freight passage having uRnyasd
sommodatOns, apply board at per u East River or
ny29 II SPOffORD. TILESrOk co. 48 Sou,h-St.
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VFORNING LINE for NEW-HAVEN,

MORNING LINE for NEW-HAVEN,
lVE commencing MONDAY, May 25-The well ksewn
SPLENDID steamer Aida Capt Stone. vii leave Pscksp
wharf EVERY MORNING az u o'clock, for New Iavez,
arrvrg IN ample time 70 take the for Hartford S2rng
field &c and re. %~ning VIII leave Railroad wharf New
Haven a. Il oclcfk or Immediately aer the ARRIVAL
II the Boston trah Dinner board Freight ,ske1 O.
reasonable terms Fare For further PARTICULARS
apply 10 JAMES BISHOP co, Beavers.
ny22
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NOR BOSTON via \ X " 20 * / and
IL FALL RIVER The steamers EMPIRE STATE md
BAY STATE leave PER No :. North River At O'Clock
DAILY The EMPIRE STATE, capt Brsyton, on i -
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS the BAY
STATE Can't Vim Brown On MONDAYS, WEDNE@
DAYS and FRIDAYS Thsis the onlydrec Inc 70 New
port steaIner M connection W1t1 this Inc runs 10 ans
flOm Providence.
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~ UKKIS and ESSEA. NAILtUAI-
Freight; 10 NJ and ? M Leave horrlstowa Z.
Freight; g. Is NJ and IS pm Leave hlville 5.
FREIGHT 80 e23 A NJ and IS, 3 "a p VI.
RETURNING, LEAVE NEN-TORK-For Dover 81
II 30 a III Freight; and Fer hornstoS 80 II -
NJ Freight, and T. G. NJ For hllvllls 80, 10, II ~
II Freight; aid T. p NJ.
DOVER PASSENGER LINES Leave Dover, 10
n and n NOrrlS:ewn. q AN. and IS Pm !
Madison, 7 IS AM and 243 NJ. summit, 8 y NJ ane
s8Ph. hllyllle, q An. and ! IS Pm orAaSs y
N ard So n Arrve az Newark 50 A NJ AID y
? NJ ri New-Ylrk at IS A NJ aad 30 p NJ
RETU RNIEG-Leave Nev-HCrK n 80 An andi
p N leave Newark At IS NJ and f45 p n
The Morning Dover Tram vii and deliver pas
RockaWsy. Denvile Morris PLAINS horr.towr
Madison, Chatham, Summit Nllvle, South Orange and
Orange D6p0ts only.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE Via Stonlng-
f.n f.r BOSTON. ONlDENCk. NEN-BED-
EORD TAI NTON and NEWPORT, craving me great
Eastern ned States hal. without change u cars o. &C.
ssr.,rp he sie-uef {. NANDkRblLlt OaFt joel
stone AID Commodore. C-lf v fraLee, IN cornectir
~h ~ St.ug;c and Providence. anc Boston ana Prev
20 ,si lf9in P.e- n i6rSt wharf above Bstt-ry-
niscl st6 os 9. u ana Stounstus 81 o cie~A = -
o. an arral II tle mai tram Which leaves bss'T a. =
Phi. .. -.
sr,rd comfort and eegsnce The oaccrS AZ tI eSe1ced
TS rs,l,s ADVANTAGES q This rcu;e Superior 10
o,lrr tes Shorter AID direct the tT IS n1ve pleas
az j, and exredtousT performed While passengers ca2
slavs RELY upon rcachn her destination IN aiVaace a
those ty either OF the ~ routes -,
The COMMODORE. from New hcfS-Alonday D" eda>s-
d., anu kuCay. -. ,, et
The { VANDERBILT. from New orS-IuesdAS,
ThUrsist aud SATURDAY.
Braln Monday "wednesday asd FRIDAY
B-slSstugcrS arm ~ 81 Stoninsteh sroeed o7-
A,ely u,r Es Tram H. Pscs GcEcc AID BJstoA oil pre-
fired rcus ON hoard the - amer and indAy e1eieei
tsle The Accommodation IrSln from StoniagtA ~ 81
which CONNECTS at Providence III The II An Tam ~
H. stCn. -. So. 81 -
S,,sport rssSsgers leave Providence at ~ dAly e
,e, S,paoys New Bedford and Taunton paSsehses F-
cetd nredaGey the ARRIVAL az the sian Tran AZ " -s
field . *. ,,,s,,s..,-n
MAY - matt - W. - seZu
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1871 Galena and Chioago - ISS /:
ETNION RAILROAD and BRANCHES
7 Summer Amusement After hAy J. until f9rthS
notice tT.uo n N run daily Sundays excepted a. follows
FROM CHICAGO, WESTWARD =.
First tram Will leave Tor Aurora ----------o a
second tram for Elgn and 81. Charles, at---s "a
fhrd tram for Ein 81 Charles and Aurora al ~
ron CHICAGO, EASrwARp
Fu~t train Will leave Aurora ~ u A " ana tNh ~
and 81 Charles At - - n
Second tram vlli leave Esin and 81 Charles ai---S y
Third train Will leave Aurora st ~ =.
PASSENGERS leaving Chicago IN the oci,h n - 80
for Aurora viii have daylight on route va OsNsss Ns~
srk md Ottawa aud reach Ia Sale and Peru m Lane 10
take the evening boats on the lllnols RIVER -.
rns Inv H. Tnorpins stage vii take the o'clock p n
tram fron Aurora, Sd reach Chicago a = o-oSA sHs
Stares VIII connect a, Aurora and 81 Charles Tor Dfen
Albany and Rock Island Also, At Elsh LOT S4eha' ana
''''''' JOHN b TURNER, Superintendent
Chicago. Nav /. 1851 hpis INA
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rEnvrfg. tuFnyt :, tsaf.
THE MARKETS.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. InIr 81.

BmGHIoNMARRET July 81.
A. market roo beef cattle. no s,0rcs, 80 pairs
working oxen 40 COWS and calves, 1900 sheep aud
lambs, 900 Swine.
rmCEs. Beef Catile--ENtn s6la6l; lst quality
5!aol 81 quHlity, S6n5i 81 do Anit.
St0rc--uO sales,
Working ONsn.-S6O, $3.50, sOBss.
- Eanz aud c.lA es=Sa4 ~, 30, 80. 42aiB.
sheep aud I.Amb,-sz, y , 81 I'll, -, @tEif@
Swine-Spring Pig, bie; Pat Hog Sa6lc NJ
retail, lHTc.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET--Aug. o.
AZ market 1885 cntile-nbout 100 beevcs, and
286 store, consisting Of WORKING oxen, cows nnd
aiVes, and and ycars old,
PKcts---Niarket-Extn, beef S6l list quality0;
81 quality % 81 quality ord 4
Bprrcng Cattle, No sales.
Hides S6l cwt- lalluY %.
Veal Calvcs-S3, bar.
STRENGTHENING Oxcn--S50, 90 n los.
Cows and cRlvcs-Sl4, 20 a 81.
Icarlings-Nonc.
Two years old-Sl4, 20 u 40.
Three years dld.-Si4, - a 81.
Sheep and iainbs--5l26 az market. Frces-EN
ira =, o. g.. By lot 81 !, Alas.
Swinc-rotnil % SO.
kuiabfr from each siufe
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CRAcK GRINpING.--Froma statement Of
Mr. Charles Narncy, Of ~ Danvile, VI, N
the North Star, it appearsthat a Mr. Mctcalf
of Orleans County, had boosted of grintling
graiA in his mill, at the rate Of bushels an
hour. This is considered merely child's play
when contrastcd with what Mr. v himself did
in his mill in the presence of several witness
es-viz TO grind corn at the rate of 80 bush
els an hour.--cars of corn into provender at
the rate of 3J bushels an hour, and wheat Mt
the rate of6 bushels an hour. This is pretty
tall grinding, but as the same thing was done
by Mr. Sweat at Lebanon more than I . years
ago, and was not thought worth being
made public, we hope Mr. Varncy will try a
gain, before he challenges the world. Mr.
Sweat, in the old Parkhurst mill, ground in
TO good meal in the presence OF respectable
witnesses four bushels Of corn in eight min
utes What was the quantity ground by Mr.,
w This talking about at the rate Of is
one thing, and grinding definite quantity
is quite another. Can he grind bushels in
minutes NEITHER MILESTONE,
! HdUerhW ReDubiicdn
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wA@@RA 1Hga

In Enosburg, Juno 80, by Rev. Mr. Saylcs, Dr. G..
II. Kbourn Of Montpelier, and Miss Ann p. Sim
mons, OF Pittsfeld, Mass.
In Lyman, N. H., by Rev. Z. Brown, Charles Har
eltinc Of Ittleton N. H. and Miss Lilias G. Clough,
ofLyman.
In Washington City, July 20, by Rev. james Ihu-
RE, d. D., William Il. Hale, cashier Of the Wnohes-
ter Bank, Winchester, N. H., and Miss Harriet Anne
liza, daughter of Mr. Wright Porter, OF Hartford, VI.
AtDerby Line, July rs, by Rev Mr. Lamphoar
D. h. b. Cobb, Esq, and Miss Dantha J. West, both
of Derby Line.
In Concord, N. H., July 20, by Rev. N. f. Marble
MILO. Dewey to Miss S, Augusta Sweetser ,daugh.
ter Of the hate Cen Henry Swcotser.
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-TEMTETEa

In Boston, July so, Of consumption, widow Lacin-
dia Ripley, of this town. aged about 90 years. Her
remains were brought TO this town for intermcnt.
: At tho Centre Village, in this town, AuE. 2, Mrs
Stevens, wife Of Mfr Nathaniel Stevens, aged abou,
90 years
At tho Centre Village, this town, July 20. Mr. Asa
Page, aged ~ years.
tn this town. Aagr & EeSiasr az ~ ws.a- O.
Lane, Hgsd yBHrg.
In stanstssd July rs, Mr. william oarrssisr, ssed
% year6.
Al Shaker Village, Canterbury, " IT., AUG. I, Of
cons uinp uon, Phehc Bailey, sFtd ie.
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THE ALEDO MAN.

a. Counterfeit siO bills Of the bank Of (
Newbury, at Wells River, Vermont, arc in
circulation, payable to u. Wells, dated Jan.
1, 1891, signed Robert Harvey, Prsg'l O.C.
Hale, Cashier
90 Accounts from central Iowa and some
parts Of Illinois and Wisconsin, state that the
potato rot Is making sad ayages in those 10
caiitea.
90 The Constitutional CONVENTION in Vir-
GINA have adopted the compromise basis Of
representation Ia the Legislature, by which
We understand that that part Of the State ~
ing west Of the Blue Ridge is To have an e.
quail number Of representatives with that part
which lies east The eastern part Of Virgin
Ia contains nearly MI Of the slave population
Of the State.
aB The Charleston (VaD Republican
states that the cholera has made ib appear
Ance IN Rayensward, jackson county, Va
Seven deaths had occurred ny tn Friday last,
aud a number of persons we're still lying sick
with H.
Or In Montpelier on Tuesday, the 22d ult,
a man calling himself Roberts, from Craflsbu-
~ VT hired horse and wagon at the Liy-
cry Stable Of George s, johnson, TO go 10
neighboring town and be absent day and a
half and has decAmped, leaving no discover
able trace behind him.
HVS. NJ, Pettongll, the well known news
paper advertising agent has associated with
him Mr. J. G.. Edmands Hall. The business
/. 10 be carried on under the style Of \. NJ
Pettengill & Co.
az The American 4 Fo-eim Christian
Union, notices the arrival n Rev Mcssrs
Murry and Jordan, converted Roman Catho
lies, speaking both English and Irish, with .
design Of laboring among their fellow ecun
r trymen, in Now York and Brooklyn.
y G. Rev. William Goodeil and wife, ant
c Misses Danforth and Howard, missionaries a
a smyrna, arrived at Boston, last week. Nj
n and Mrs-G. have been absent from the coun
= try over 20 years
j. u7T At Pcacham Corner, on the 26th ult
: the barn Of Mr. BrAdlce was struck, and hi
hay NOW set on fire, The fluid passed int
wv 'ff'*f 80 as ""N4''''H HN1-if A--sAAN ~
i the stone bottom, and finally passed Oft into'
:, well near by. Six sheep in Barton, aud tw
= steers in Glover were killed by lightning III
= same day.
CT Father Matthew has converted en-
nent brewer of Cincinnati To temperate
, principles. lie has closed his establishment
= discharged his hands, and will neither drin
himself nor brew any more beer for others
guzzlc
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Ga Mr. Stephen Sharp, of Colchester, VI,
was killed on Saturday last, by being thrown
from his carriage ut Rnnse'sPoint. His horse,
a spisited animal, was frightened at the APP
proach of a railroad trim, and started to run.
Mr. Sharp, after being thrown out, held on
To the rsiuT, and was thtis dragged fet-sere-
raj rods, until his head struck against The
rails. His neck. was broken by the blow and
he died instantly. His body was conveyed a,
pncc 20 his flmilv.
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july &c.
In the British Parliament nothing of inter
est has TRANSFERRED. The Anti papal bill, so
called. after an attempt 10y Lord Montcagle
to exclude Ireland from its operation, passed
through Committee in the House OF Lords on
on tLc night of Ihn-LAEAaty-iiitl-, r+,tf-vTrS 10
be rdad third time the following >weck. The
majority was large.
Inc total number Of visitors at the Crystal
Palace, on the 25th July, was 26,S00; cash
taken, nearly ~ 900.
a number Of gentlemen, with Lord Ash
burton at their head, have formed themselves
into an association, for the purpose of Undue
ING the Governments 20 which they bclong,to
establish a uniform and low rate of postage
on letters from all parts of tho world'
In the city OF London, Baron Rothsohild
.attentlad a pubic meeting, at which il was re-
solved 60 petition the House of Commons 10
reconsider their vote against the Baron's adj
instability as n member of Parliament
The harvest in ireland promises well.-
There is no truth in the report of tho potato
rot The contradiction is given on the au-
thority of Liverpool gentleman, who has
travelled through all Ulster, and the greater
part Of Connaught.
The Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian
Chuteh in Ireland, which has Just closed its
sittings in Belfast, has adopted series of We
ings Of the Court Of Rome.
FRANCE is tranq,il. In consequence Of
the ccusure of the Ministry by the Assembly
for alleged interference with the petitions re-
lating TO the revision Of the Constitution, the
Cabinet had rendered their designations in a
body TO the President, who refused to accept
them. "I
Tho harvest no longer inspires serious ap-
prehensions; every body has agreed thai
there will DO fair average crop. At tn,
worst. the result will not fall below mcdiocr
~.
IrALY.-From the Roman States, we hay,
awful details Of condcmnations to death, Il
Jogging, to the galleys, to exile, and impris
onment.
At FarvAgar, a Lieutenant Of Austriai
CRrbinecrs, was stabbed, whcrcupon the Car
bincers rushed from their barracks, and sho
down the first person they met
Assassinaiions are becoming more frequon
-t tran ever ~, Rome
RS- We understand that DR. J. Sage XII
bourne, of this city, has been elected Profes
rcr Of Surgery in ono Of our Medical College
aLthe Scuth " j. TTiBt5ys
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

Ca Mr. Elias Lyman of White River, Hart
fori,) has a sucking calf which weighed, on
che 2sth-ef May last, 5962b pounds, being
then few days less than four years old. This
animal, the greatest of its kind has been a
quicker" all its life time, having taken the
milk of from one to six cows At the time il
was weighed, May 2sth, it took the milk of
six cows daily. The cows, in turn, were
driven upon stand of convenient height,and
t.s oalaship -helped himself IA other calves
arc wont to do. The price asked for him was
$1,000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09
Valuable Mill Privileges aud Land
FOR SALE.

UNHE subscriber offers for -nlc $40 acres u Land
Il In the thriving town of Charleston, Orleans
County, Vermont, lying On both sides Of Seymour
River and extending from seymour Lake To Echo
Pond. Tho mill privileges are OF Etticlent power
to operate ANY kind OF MILL, and being fed by Soy
incur Lake, tbs River Is nnGthnK and not hnble 60
frrshcts. The county IL thirkly settled and good
mills ct various kipl- yery iinfch needed Two
good roads run through the lot, small part Of
lrheh In c!rnrcd aN Ne rest Is covered with vnlu-
able timber. Price, $1,000.
ALSO,
a lot of $40 acres in the s. L. part Of Charles
ton ON Mad River, Joining the line OF Ncstnorc..-
This lot has valuable water privilege, j. heavily
tmbered aud beautifully situated. Price, 5000.
These lots Tor farming purposes are equal Ia any
wild lnnds IN Vermont, aud will soon have ensy ne
cess ~ Railroad. Charleston !. we'll supplied WIN
schools and Is rapidly increasing In population md
wealth.
~ reasonable credit would bc given for the whole
purchase money on satisfactory security. Tho"
wishing to see the promises can apply to G. Cum
mings, ESQ, in Morgan near tho fret named lot
Apply by lcttcr or otherwise to
''f ELISHA 5. WiNSOR,
tT27m6l Providence, RI.