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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14
PnoposED ENLARGEMENT AND Deco.

PROPOSED ENLARGEMENT AND Deco
RATION OF TIE CAPITOL AT WASHING.
ToN-At the recent annual meeting of the
American Art-Union, MIR. Cozzens, the
President, in the course of his opening ad
dress, when alluding to the current topics Of
interest TO lovers of Art, said" II has been
determined 10 ealarge the Capitol at Wash.
ingion TO an extent commensurate with the
increased necessities of the legislative dc
partment Of government. 1t is understood
that no plan as yet has been adopted for
these alterations but they will undoubtedly
be contracted for upon scale and ia style
worthy of the grandeur of the nation. 1t is
greatly TO be desired that they should be
made the occasion of u systematic encour>
asement by Congress of the higher depart.
ments OF Art. These new halls and corri.
ders to be prepared for the assembages of
the representatives of the most powerful re-
public that ever existed, should be resplen-
dent with all the eraees which painting aud
sculpture can add to architecture. The pic
uresque history Of the first settlements of
the different States, the heroic deeds Of onr
armies, the laoors and exploits of border
life, the great Councils which have origina-
ted important civil changes all these should
be illustrated by the broad canvass and the
" frescoed walls. London Builder.
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THE SUMNER VICTORIAN EPiGRAM.
"A glorious rictOry "-yes, ye gods!
Let loud kpsannas the welkin fill,
For victory won against popular odds
A victory over the popular will
But as 10 the glory" keep that oui ofsighl
II you're not Of discretion bercit;
For, since the triumph is over The right,
The "glory" is " over the left :"
Boston Post.
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D A member Of the Society OF
Friends, hearing man abusing. in terms
unfit for ears polite, a particularly bad
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

tV Bowie knives are now made with
the following inscription upon them
1.-The common law Of Arkansas. RathS
er pointed.
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Tbe 1fliooIeburp Rroistrr
OFFICE IN STEWARDS pUiLDINo, ON MAIN-sr.

Is PUBLISHED kvERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, ny
]. H. BARRETT & J. COBB.

BY Mail, or at tho Office, per dnnum, $3.50
II not paid within the year. rs
BY Carrier. .................... 2,CO
If not paid within the year, .......... 1926
o. No paper discontinued until arrearugcs
are paid.
~All communications must be Post Paid
CIV. b. Palmer is our agent in Boston
and New York.
II S. NJ PErrENGILL, 10 State Street
Boston, is our authorized Agent.
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would bs apt to deceive the best judges The public
would do ws to refuse all bills Of this denomination
We believe the bank never has issued any twsntiss.
The agent Of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
In London, writes that he had purchased eight thou
sand i've hundred Of railroad iron for this road best
quality rail- fifty eight pounds to the yard-costing
delivered ut New Orleans $3S "a per ton This will be
suhcient to iron the road from Memphis to Lagrange
City miles and from Tuscumbia to Decatur forty three
miles. The first shipment will be made by the middle
Of October and will reach New Orleans probably early
December. The whole to be delivered in Eve equal
monthly shipments ending first April next Total cost
S267760, cash payments, except S20,500 in Memphis
bonds at highest market price in the United States
The proposals for the bonds of the Northern Indiana
Railroad Company were opened yesterday afternoon at
the Office Of Winslow Lanier Co. The total amount
bid for was $7l2000 at prices ranging from rs to SO
per cent? nearly all the bids and over rs Der
cent 5000 were sold being awarded to the highest
bids, at prices ranging from 80 to 49, And averaging
l0ths per cent The residue of the bids were not
accepted the company having reserved the right to
withdraw the remainder, If the bids were not salts.
factory.
One of the Pennsylvania papers stated few weeA,
since, that they at length waking up in that State
with reference TO the Importance Of the trade with Ca
NADIA and that an effort would be made, by extension
ofone Of their lines of railroads to obtain portion Of
its rapidly increasing business
1t also recently asserted, in Boston paper that
the greater proportion Of the mportsons by the British
steamers inter ded for the Canadian market Efforts
are also making in that province to divert the transit
trade through the st. Lawrence AL these facts in
dicatons that cannot be mistaken Of the necessity
providing adequate for securing to New York the
great bulk Of the western traffic.
From official return recently laid before the Legis-
aturs by the Canadian government it appears that the
total value Of imports last year. S69s2o6s of which
the amount of s65e4s6o from the United States
and only S6,431 900 from Great Britain-the balance
being divided among the North American colonies and
other foreign countries
The total value of exports, during the same period,
was $40 G79952 of which that to the United States was
$511o to Great Britain 81 sos 398 There were also
exports to the amount Of million of doar from inter-
nal ports, to the United States, which had not been
cleared at the custom house-makng total in favor of
this country Of nearly six millions.
The tonnage Of vessels that built in Canada in
1850 043 TONS which at the estimated value of
forty dollars per ton would amount to 81 2O-makng
the total Of exports M 672 against of im
ports.
When we come to snnlyze the imports and exports, it
will be found that the value Of the principal items
follows -
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ME DICAL.

NJ h Ia - ~ "
nj EDIcAL cARp.-Dk- GLOVER CONTINUES &c
h cure those obstinate, prstracted half curod, ant
patched M eases that have baed The skill Of the
reneed snd such A. escape from isnosnt medical pretend
err strangers are apprised that this abounds With sre
etai empyncsl preenders, under hcscoua With
ftenci Tronuheitton, who maks esravtEsnt rromieef
gncf cures Strtprers Of these snsmed doetof
Ut fae received regular medical educstic snd ~
oyhnneu himself 70 oce practices tot the last t.enyhyt
yests a. hts present on No Htnn street. uosr bro
~sy.
nR- MORRISON rs CONSULTED CoNrIDENTlALLi
~ certain diseases whtch he treats vtthout mertuI
Recent he In three dsys thirty Two yes prM
hoe ensblcs him those dehilities nng from self
sbu and restC original vgor. HE London DrlonI
In HE private Office f0 Fulton street NO Toe nll cured
nk WARD BEINo Alb Devoted TO PRIvATI
NJ dtseases and their treatment warrants the speedes
on viii te cured BY him poel
lively In half the rsasl time, and by mild meatod -i.h
He would those who hsve contracted
these eecasos early application Phticnts
himself once, ~ CrnAi street. corner 81 brosdssy No
Zee reauircd untl cured
nR DR. LANET's rRESCH STANDARD REMEDIES
~ tpureY vegetable Tor TIE Immediate certain
dtctts dsease may be had in every desired shsre ~
fo- o. bic once ~ Lsptt street broadWgy Those
sho rry 10 ne hrst stage q those diseases nvaratI
curld r two days an those lingering from week 10
vst rfcer he hends Of great and sria quacA dsoo viii
then telrea world ~ eunerne aud sut tinr 400
which, according 70 the lava Of nature may he .i on
tllr Innocent ohfprin< The genuine TemA,a n tialax
flb and Drops, ST.
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

NJ USICAL FUND HALL, PEILADxLPHIA.--IH-
1vl triumph and enthusiastic appro bation-Pro-
lessor Anderson the Grea: wEsrd Of the ortn has 70
cord with grateul branoe, OF the brant
ptons he ever experio need country and boss 70
atethat he will continue bic Grs I'd Room Entsx
Minment ct Soiress xysericus this evening" and
evening Until further notice when he viii introduce now
and astoun ding wonders illustrative Of the faaey OF Ne
eromancy Demonoosy and wisok orx Doors open ~ "
commence AZ O'Clock Admittsnoe % eer
Juveniles under II years. Is cents. grand day entertain
ment every Saturday. Doors OPEN ~ 4 sonnsaee -
o'clock.
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CIKcus-NEw YORK AMPHIruEArRE. 81 RoxERY.

CIRCUs-NEw YORK AMPHITUEArRE. 81 BowKRY.
Season BY the superb Equestrian Troupe Of r. Sands Co.
on Monday evening" New H. is5l.Renoyation of the late
otexquste classical and elegant The COS
tunes wardrobe aud trsppioss all entirely aud Of the
this establishment BY Andrew Jackson Allen cossunsr gene
raj Of all the principal theatres and equestrian establish
g,O%insst talent contained the Eqass'riaa 0eIp. q
SbS@ are Ss 60 soo s5S O. 9Sa Co.
sfnSs AID hi; sssSOPRsnsd eyss .asros and
Kncsde George Baohepder Smith ana Master smisi
Rivers Jr, Luke Rivers, White II. Day, HasleA, c.
eucea in the Of the season the prnopa ssn, Of
Gen Rufus elegant Phihdelpha Troupe The pro-
der RSskyei s dfss aPpsaf.uee hi, city in six years.
ma hobby Wiiiisms tss general fayorss Equestrian
full brilliant Orchestra under the direction Of the cee
brsted leader Mr. j. c. Adams will perform
pany The superb anees Of MT R. SANDS world
renowned Dancing Horse Nay Fly and his troupe of diml
and gsmhols Of the celebrated fighting and wrestling Ponies
Sprng ana Dea ssrse the Fairy Pony Cinderella the
some ten Or twelve others most euously trained
vey conhued TO fsts Of equestranm hut will be Varied
and relieved BY an interesting display Of Classic Exercises
Sed symnsc sr.es in the world Nor viii the isSo9s
of the propreors be limited to elegant
dressed Pasea. romantic and fairy Legends humorous
spendor Hitherto aud supported by
talent far superior TO before offered in this country
Ter IN the asy time an extra performance will be
the The BBo es will Be- Sp.n snf
a; until :. n. where places may be ssGsrsd Boxes
tlemaniy ushers will be in astendancs and full and en-
Gent corps Of officers to ensure order.
A GRIZZLY BEAR, FROM CALIFORNIA, (PER-
"A fsctly tamel With Monkeys, Birds, &c,. forming
post s Sad 's.Hi BY letter.
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AGE CY.

WORTHINGTON @. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
practise law in the Supreme Court attend to
before Cengressto claims settle
against the Departments and Boards Of
procure at home and obtain pensions aud
bounty lsnds-to collect debts dividends egsces
rtscs. in any part Of the United States and in foreign
and on bond and morgageand to negotiate
and sale Of loans lands and rgts
Union. Particular attention paid California land title
Gases coming up to the United states Supreme
then, No. Carroll Place, Capitol Hii Washnxton D. C.
will meet with prompt attention.
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ior is ultimate destination This order It 10 true
GNertcs wtndIawn, but not until the Canadian mer-
few fancy articles in the dry goods line It was more to
their advantage 70 make their mportstions direct from
CURED for the Canada market, is to great extent,
brought out BY steamers, upon which high freight is
nall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13
urookIyn CITY Intelligence.

COMMON coUNcrL-cITY ELECTION RETURNS.
This body met ON Monday after as prescribed ny
Law, Beard Of Csnvass.rs. The special COMMITTEES
to whom referred the returns Of the Inspectors OF
Elections reported the officers elected for the city via
COMMISSIONER or nrraIns AND sUrrLrEs.
John NJ Parry.
ALDERMEN
Wua Hard.
4 william H. Greene, ?. Martin Evans
z james NJ Medley, s. James Wilson.
q Charles X. Marvin, o. Montgomery Queen
4 Charles " fosler, 10 Abraham q. Etylis
T. - Hawxburst, IL. Henry Hartesu
O. John Rice,
4 Geo N Meade T. Coe D Jackson
Robert J. Lucky Q John Nett.
John Ross. H. France Q. Kirby.
cossTAnLEs,
!. Henry Oakley, I VIM hyde
2 Richard Bradley. g. z. X Connie.
q John Pesrsll q James Conner.
4 Samuel n. Hicks. 10. ID X Gnth
g. John X. Mundsu. Al AleS Skinner.
Matthew Rouke.
2 Geo. l. sbsw. O. Lease Crsmpbin
8 y. r. Church. 8 Hamilton Reeves
\ II Sterling. 10. Henry fnnegan
8 James De Revere
THE WILLIAMSBURG rRDERS-DANGERot'S comb.
TON ot THE CIRCUIT COURT ROOM.
A memorial presented to the same body. from the
Hon Judge Morse stating that It had been represented to
him that the ceiling OF this room was in such condi
ton BE- unsafe and there would be large st
ter dance In the Oyer and Terinsr next week request
ing the q the Governors room. where the Gtnttal
Tsrn meet IL was referred 10 the COMMITTEES Lands
AID Places viii newer. The large attendance alluded
10 consequence OF Rely trial
willisn burg murders being hxed for that time.
THr Lore is,..u RAILROAD "A memorial was on
MOI Osy presented to the o. mmon Council setin
forh that he pecauton prescribed by the late ordi
had been several times disIs garded. and that the
htrseback with a red hss had not preceded the
train but occasions the flag bad been sttache
20 the locomotive The memorial referred TO tte
committee on the subject
CorsrAsLKs' SALaRIEs-A report was made. on Monday
night ding that the salaries Il consstles one a
whom l. elected in each ward should be- liked as the Ia
hagg ttru
being In fact, nov pending TO compel them 70 do -
The um proposed was $40 year. except those actin
deputy aheIis The matter referred back q to-
ccmmtee r information TO the services rendered by
them g. the city.
Hosrov AND New YoFK An Lfyf RNtr0Ap An iuvi
~ Con res t'ved from the Meyer Of New naven Tor
dcfututieu - ne Brooklyn Common Council 30 attend
the subject II this railroad, aud referred
20 The MAJOR, With power.
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AMUsE MENTg.


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Iva onee oPeh every aay from A NJ till o'clock r. N.
THRILLER HAIL-sATURDAY, NOV. 6.Is,l.-oRANu
concert ana A hI's II America Of
The unrivslled Pianist, from Vienna.
he has made with max EsressI the ssnsssS
o. 'A' i'an rissT Grand coseE Il s give ms
A.ss.ss sRsl: The Italian Opera troupe.
sgnors A. BERTUCCA,
ssnors r. Pdc0
sgnor 3 BENEDETTI,
sisnor 9. BADIALL
ssnor D. c9LErTI, -
,as s1e1o xahsrzsR
Joiiss vanderbeeEs and KsrF,ies T. 8reusinss music
stores a. she hotels and at Trper HALL Saturday
particulars in future programmed Doors pen All per-
formanee to commence at o'clock
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY TENTH sEAsON.-THH
hrt concert of this IL be st Niblos Con-
cert Room Saturday evening November % Conductor
week subscriptions bre tickets to each Of the four
concerts $40 Associate Members tickets to all the rehear
snd members obtain extra tickets at ST each; limited
Of ear: s sS for ApS Sd
L. fssies Sec 1'''h street '''iniS1r Iax, frs.
EQURsTRIAN AxUsEsEsxNrs.-rHK LARGEST
Ring in the known world and thee times larger than
ZION Of ladies' from 4 to p for ssntismsn. feom
P. NJ TO II every evening. e.. aANFoRD. Proprietor.
II. wHrrBy. Equestrian Manager.
A TTRACTIvE EXHIBITION FOR SALE. AT GREAT
facr6eeA most interesting Panorama painted By Pro-
the owner will be cold great sacrifice cash. Nay
Ieen by intending purchasers By applying to n.y. CRATE,
PP'HE' street, corner of Catherine on Tuesday Nov Is As
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open EVERY NIGHr-rELLows' MINsTRsLs AT
" Tellows' New NusioaI Hall l4I Ryosdwav haAveen

Howard and Grand justly celebrated and en-
abe sole managemens of B. Fellows whose in this
city Tor the past have been received with the greatest
svor by the elite and fashion from all Of the Union
Feows Musical Hall one Of the most spacious and best
ventilated buildings 10 the world Admission
open at e concert To commence At TX o'clock AFTER
neon concert and Saturday espe
cjal Gin 3o cIook
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rTGEhARRlED woEAN's rRIvATE MEDICAL CON-
brsnior-By Dr. A Msuriessu Frotsssos Of Diss sscs
Year. q saoIiS q pSysiSai si nsr sntSi q ss;
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SECOND BOARD.

WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
0oRREcrzp "WEDNESDAY, Nov H. yoa TIE NEW YoRx
HERALD.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Dttses 1spsble in cash Gosds sforeS to BE- sold st
s0sls to Be 22l0 o sunds. '"" wv ''"'' " WV w "
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WEDNESDAY, November IA

WEDNESDAY, November l2-oPM.
Holders Of fancy stocks must have had the blues this
morning, upon the opening Of the market Quotations
for all the leading railroad securities declined to-day
considerably and there great anxiety to SELL even
at the depreciation. larger portion of the transac
lions to- day we're for cash. and the bears had fine op
portuny to buy in their shorts No doubt many ayaed
themselves Off, and secured handsome profit, while
Others having full faith in greater Decline are in no
hurry to take in their shorts The bulls appeared TO- day
very much alarmed, and confidence was fast oozing
OUT OF their fingers ends. They have been pur-
CHASING recklessy. desperately and apparently with
out the least forethought The inflated any fancy
becomes the more eager certain SPECTATORS to get
hod OF It, and not only to to the full extent of their
mesns, but run their credit to Its utmost We have
always entertained the opinion that the bears gen.
era thing occupy the strongest safest position and
usually make more money than those who act steady
purchasers.
At the first board, to-day, Erie Railroad fell of
q per cent? Canton Co, Il New Jersey Zinc q; Har-
lem, "a; Long Island a; Reading Railroad, al Sussex
Mining Co.. q; Erie Income Bonds, a. At the second
board, Erie Railroad declined Ia; Harlem went up n;
and Reading Railroad a. There was considerable &C.
,vity in Erie Railroad at both boards and at the close
the tendency OF prices downward. 1t has on the
whole been blue day for the bulls and some of t. he
weakest no doubt, wish themselves fairly out Of the
street The bears should be cautious and be
anxious to put contracts after prices have fallen
feveral days quite rapidly. We have invariably OBJ
served that upon falling market and after the depre-
citation amounts to severa per cent the bears crowd
tracts the bulls and the first thing hey know is that
they are largely short at low prices.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port, to- day, amounted to $4,000; payments,
$1s2, 262 S3-balance, $685. 24 OS.
The deposits Of gold dust the Mint, Philadelphia
from Nov LIST to l1th both inclusive amounted to two
millien nine hundred thousand dollars. This amount
came to hand as follows
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nR La CR0Ix's PRIVATE MEDICAL rHElTIsE-
- Cheapest book ever publ!shed-z0 70. Aad 10
plates on the Physiology o. Marriage srd the secret narm
ues and disorders OF youth snd maturity rsultRs
solitary habits which destroy the physe,l aud mental
powers sneebe the feelings exhaust
OF manhood with practical observations
ton and treatment Of debility, LEGAL and
tena Weakness all diseases arising inascrtton,
With plain and simple rules ~ vhoh all pesens eau surs
themelve without utrcury-vfsh the authors otasrv,-
hons marriage its du-s and disquaaestoas and theig
renedes-wth eoored thosrsp apis, Illustrating the Ata-
physiology and disease o. ts reproductive
oboh seses their structures use and iunctiors II
tsns portant hints TO ID
mony which sil overcome objections against marraxs-
none however should take t without hrss
consulting it's treats 81 all diseases fsmais
whether married % single Stranger sho require medical
aid before consulting doctor, ought whether
their cases are properly undert0od and judcouy sted
~ their physicians ana thus guard assinrt the postio
OF qnackery 80 prevalent IN porulous cities. d. Croix
essy qualified practitioner, and has Tor twenty years
devoted his studies 70 the subjects 81 which h
Any perssn sending cents letter. post pad viii
giy cory b. na or ave cories Tor ST. Address
- " La Crtir, " Beaver street. Albany. NY sold bv
New York.
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Trey all hrst class New York built ships provided with
all rtqu. articles for the comfort and % pes
aud commanded by Of streriencs the sde
The price Of passage t without wines liquors Goods
sent 10 the subscribers will be forwarded tree
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN Agents. 1871 Pearl street.
STEAs BETWEEN NAV YORK AND GLASGOW
~ Tho Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys ew
steamship GLASGOW, 1884 tcnstO0 horse power stew
art Commander will sail from New York for Glasgow
Saturday Ctr December next AZ o'clock, 1st cabin
rstaase, $50 Ind, do. DO SIS. Apply to J. nosYhoN,