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The best and strongest certified medicine il
the world Tor The cure OF DYSPEPSIA, in all il,
lrrms such as headache, heartburn, habitua
cosliveness, acidily of the stomach, loss nj
appetite, asthma, piles, incipient consumption
debility arising from prolracted feycrs, fever
aud aguc, exposure 10 heat or cold. old age
and diseases arising from imperfect digestion
or deranged condition Of the stomach. II is
also an excellent remedy, and not surpassed
by any medicine in use, tor females suffering
irom Uterine or nervous arrangement.
Among lhenumerous and highly respectable
certificates, We refer 10 the following
Prof a. A. HAYES, NJ. u. Stale ASsaycr
FITZilENRY HOMER, Esq, Boston.
JAS. C. DUNN, Esq, Ci.y Treasurer Bos-
ton.
Hon. MYRoN LAWRENCE, Ex.Prest
Mass. Senate.
llon.L. IL. ARNOLD, formerly Gov. L. l.
now member Of Congress
Hon. WM. WOODBRIDGE, formerly Gov
Of Michigan, now U. S. SENATOR.
Hon ]. T. MOREIlEAD, formerly Gov. ol
Kennedy, now U. S Senator.
Hon. j. +. SIMMONS, U. S. Senator from
Rhode Island.
Hon. SAMUEL S. PHELPS, U. S. sena.
tor from Vermont.
Hon. WM. UPHAM "
lion. SOLOMON FOOT, Member Of Con
gress from Vermont.
Hon. NJ. ID. FOSTER, Member Of Con
gre,s from Pennsylvania.
Hon. NJ. l.. MARTIN. Delegate in Con
ereSs from Wisconsin Territory.
Gen, a. C. DODGE, Delegate in Congress
from Iowa,
r p STOWE, Esq. Clerk in the Homes Of
Representatives,
c; c. TROwBRIDGE, Esq, Detroit
Michigan.
GEN. W. JONES, Esq. Surveyor General
Dubuque, Iowa.
JOSEPH HOXlE, Esq, No. 70 Wall street.
New York
Many Other individuals of the highest re.
spectabiity can he referred to, who viii con
firm all that has been said in favor Of this in
valuable medicine.
DIR, GEO. b. GREEN, proprietor, Wind
sor VI.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists, No. 2G Merchants Row, Boston,
General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for SIS.
CAUTlON.-Each bottle Of the Genuine
Oxygenated Bilters viii have the outside wrap.
per printed in English, French and Spanish,
with the signature of Geo. Il. Green PropIie-
tor, upon Three Sides, and in addition, a fine
~ engraved label upon the top of the bottle,
with the signature of REED, Bates & AUSTIN,
who are the sole General Agents, and 10 whom
all orders must be addressed.
Agents; s, Moody, Middlebury A. p.
Roscoe, New Haven w. G. Sprague, Yer
sehhes- 81 ly.
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Rutland and Burlington R. R

Wv PAONh'
Persons entitled to Interest Scrip of the above
Company, are notified that they can obtain the
same, on application to the undersigned
The personal receipt or order Ct the party
will be required in all cases.
d. STEWART, Disbursing Agen,.
Burlington, Sept. ~ 1851. 2ltf
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II ID D [ Z URY
s rmnlc GrminarD.

The Fall Term of this Institution will com.
mencc on Monday, the first day Of September:
Tuition payable at the middle of the quarter.
Common English branches per quarter Of / /
weeks 2 90
Higher 90
Latin, extra | 90
Music on the Piano and Singing ; 90
Use Of instrument 90
French aud German, each Q 90
Drawing 3 90
The Boarding House will be kept by Mr.
Julius c. Johnson.
Board, including Fuel, Lights, Washing and
Room rent, per quarter, Of weeks. S22 90
Communications in regard to the school may
be addressed to the Principal, Mr., S. w
UITCuCocK.
In behalf of the Trustees.
+. A. MERRILL, Chm.
Middlebury, July %, 1851 l3;y
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For sale by s. MOODY, Midllobury.
z. b. Worth, Starksboro; r. C. Smith,
Monkton Abel & Wilcox, Orwell; B +. Has
kell, West Cornwall; S l. Spraguc, Weyhrdge
Lower Falls; O. Walker, Vergcnncs; w, IL.
Turner New Haven Depot; a. p. Roscoe
New Haven Daniels 6 Moore, Bristol; l.. p.
llolcomb Monkton Ridge f. W. Baldwin
lIncshureh Warren Hayden, Granville ; T.
Darling, Hancock, and by agents in almost cv-
cry town and village in New England, and by
dealers in Medicine generally in other States
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CABINET
WARNH1OW9No
A FEW RODS EAST OF The VERMONT HOTEL.
w. IL. NICHOLS.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
Middlcbury and vicinity that he continues tho
CABINET business at the old stand formerly oc
cupied by his Father, and has now on hand a
general assortment OF CABINET WARE. such
as Bureaus. Tables Of different patterns; splen.
did pattern of Centre Tables Bcdstcnds and
Wash Stands all. of which will be sold very
low Tor CASH Ready Pay, or Approved Credit.
Having at his command tho best Of work.
men, he feels sure that he can manufacture. at
short notice, any article in his line of business
in an elegant style.
COFFlNS of all sizes on hand, and made to
order on short notice.
Most kinds Of Lumber used IN his shop ia
ken in payment for furniture at fair prices
Those who wish TO 90 70 house keeping will
do well to call and examine prices and styles
Middlcbury, April %, 1850 52tf
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BOOTH & FOSTER,
81 COURTLAND REEF

~ w v ~ u a " ~ II Il Il L
ME 81 WO-&A<s
VlllE Proprictors Of this widely known and popular
establishment, ~ consequence Of their late unparal-
lccd -cs have extended tlrf business and softmcnt
nntili now stands pro eminent Among its rivals for
the extent variety aud style Of 1t. fahcs has here
toforc for the
EXCESSIVE CHEAPNESS,
nj which they have been offered. They we're among The
first To conceive and have fully carried ntofeNecu
ton. the project of completing a.snrtncntof
READY MADE GARMENTS.
adapted c,crv possible size shape and taste. Added
I" their extensive stock Of Ready Made tloihng is an
assortment uf sentlcmens furnishing goods ono Of tho
largest ana most select ever before exhibited ia this
country. ny this arrangement.
A G OM p l. Il L l. OU TIT
can be procured, at once from the shelves Of the most
desirable styles Of goods in tho market.
The Proprieiors trust that tho liberal patromae
will be extended to them as heretofore feeling tho rs
Sn'ancc that the interest aud OF the patrons vii
alike he consulted in it, bcsioNal
New York, Nov. lG.h, isjo 33ly.
/ DONNETS-Latcst May Style,
ID Ribbons, a large variety
Cape and Grape Lissc, Artifcials Tabs, &c
just received and for sale at reduced prices, a
/ the old stand. ty Z. BECKWITH.
May 10, Io5l.
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Mineral w atex,
FROM TIE ELGIN SPRINGS !

Having for several years observed the benc.
fetal effects Of this water, in eases Of GEN
ERAL DEBILITY, Scrofula, Cuiancous anil
Bilious diseases have determined to keep it
for sale, in pint and quar-, bottles, fresh from
the Springs. 1t is double the strength Of the
Saratoga Water. and costs less.
- Give the Mineral Water Of the ELGIN
SPRINGS A trial, and You will agree with me
as to its virtues W p. Russell.
July 18th, 1851.
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ass'A--SA-1s ~ They have filled up their
shop with large assortment of Watches. Jew
clry, Clocks, and fancy articles, consisting in
part as follows
Gold and Silver Watches, Brass AID Wood
Clocks-with or without alarms, Gold Vesi and
Guard Chains, Gold KEYS and Rings Of every
style Silver Specacles and Tooth Picks.
RtoH JEwELRY, Gold Rings and Breast Pins
for Ladies' and Gents wear, Of all kinds. Gold
BELT Slides and Ear Ioops-a good assortment.
BRusHEs An extensive assortment Of Hair
Clothes, Hat, Nail, Tooth and Comb Brushes Of
various STYLES.
PERrUMERy Fancy Soaps, all kinda.
FANCY GnoDs. Cigar Cases, Snuff Boxes,
Porte Monies, Court Plaster, Indelibie Ink. Kew
Rings, Purse, Wallets, Silver, Pearl, Shell Vel
vet, and Enamclcd Card Cases, thermometers,
Razors and Razor Suops, Scissors, Shears, Steel
Keys aud Chains. Sin Guards, Spectacles and
Cases, Goggles, Chess and Checker Men, Gam
mon Boards, Canes, Fans-a choice assortment.
SILVER WARE.-Silyer Tea, Table Dessert
and salt Spoons Pencils. Tlimbcs, &c. Sc
| n WATCH REPAIRING and other Jobs
done AT short notice and at low prices.
We have removed our shop 10 its present locali-
ty so that the public might have easy access to it.
| and hope by close attention 10 business and
| the faithful manner in which it will be performed
10 merit a share Of public patronage. One ortho
other Of the Subscribers will be in constanad
snce at the shop stall hours Of the dav
G. II. CARPENTER,
/ SIMEON HOLTON
Il Middlebnry, August c, 1850.
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For further Information REGARDING thefe vniushe Neii
enes ,ec Pamphlet to hc had tho agents where testimony
nom the highest quarters will be found, among which
lsiiers rom
Hos. MARSHALL r. WILDER. BOSTON, Mas.
Hos. JAMES G. Clll nCilll.l, Portland. Nc.
TNOCH PATTERSON, LsQ- ho.ion Mas.
carr. CiiAs. IL. COLE, Rndse, n. H., late Of New
Bednlri, Mas.
EPiiRAJM MuRpOCr. in ESQ, wnehendon, Mas.
IRA RUSSELL. ". u, Ninchrndon, Msst-
n KISGsRI ny, ~ D., Temple, n II.
T. DAfgWfN ABIl.f. N. u, lndrr, n. II.
GEO. JEwETr NJ -. Tcmplcion. Mass.
REV. A. W. BUNNllAN. Rindrr. \. u.
Rrv. RUFUS Triton. ierfhuro', ". H.
CALER $. CARTER ESQ. Portland, Me-
GEO. W. MCCLELLAN, Ls9. Deputy Collector, Custom
House. Boston, Mass.
WILLIAM NICHOLS. ESQ., Townsend, Mas
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, Mt
Principal Office, Scollay's Build
ing. fremont Row, Boston.
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Machine Shop,
= O IT NJ % r Y

Wnre may be found, a large hssoTmont OF
patterns, both old and new. Also, CAST
IRON FENCE, various patterns, made and
set up to order.
N. 3. The subscriber would say to the pub
lie that he is determined not to he uHDEEsoLD
by any dealer in this section OF country An
examination of the above stock and prices is
desired.
~ JOB WORK done in workmanlikc
manner, and on short notice.
Middlebury, May 2S, 1851. 5tf
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PEP5ININ POWDER.

01- seut by mail, FREQ Of Postage. 20
For of sending all parts Of tho country.
the Digestive Matter of the Pcpsins put up In the form
OF Powder, with objections To he dissolved water by
the patient, These Powders contain just thc mat
toras the bottles, and will be sent by mail, EREE OF
HOSTAGE, Tor ONE DOLLAR seat post paid to DR..
J. 5. HOUGilTON, NJ. ID, Philadelphia, Pa.
~ Observe ilii. - Every bottle Of tho genuine
PEPslN bears the written signature of :. IOUGll-
TON, NJ. ~, sole proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa. Copy
right aud Trade Mark secured.
IT, Sold by all Druggists aud Dealers in Medicine.
For sale by w. =. Russell, Middlebury,
w. S. Sprague, Vergennes; Thco. A. Peck,
Burlington \. u. Roscoe, New Haven; Dan
iels and Moore, Rutland, l9ly,
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Carpenter & Iolton,

60 'NHE subscribers. ha,-
&F l. ing leased the old
<~SNN stand on thcBrdge 50 ma
Ms /NgsJ ny years occupied by J.
HIS "a +MFS Dyar, and fitted it up in
NNAs s#aes good style. solicit the at
MNyNe x p ses.,dzs.l tention Of the public.
IL.
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IL THs wRoLH WoRLD'
" Prie< Z I pr Botile. or si5 NM. ~ Is

m,ss III. Vegetable EEiract, NOT ouiy die sysast
Hl0od Further, hat also, cheaper naedietHe py
areat odds than any other II s aheIper because the
qHaHfRy Of II that may Le b0u RiR for One Dollar will last
much longer, end VIII eure Ten Times more Blood
disease than on ilsS's worth Of any otler medieias.
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.. lAdvertisement.l- MIR. w. b. Bradbury's
ss.$ng Class for ladies' and gentlemen will be or.
isssed this evening, at No 4i3 Broadway, corner of
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

KNIGHTS OF MALTA.--Under the above
title the Police OF the Second District, Brooklyn,
Commanded by Capt. Thomas King, accompanied
by Changers Band, and carrying 40 muskets went
to the Thatched Cottage" Jersey City, on Monday
last, target excursion. They had been present.
ed with 43 prizes, worth in all $l75. Their uniform
was black rock coats, black pants, white belts and
the Hungarian hat and plume. Fifty 1--WE invited
guests accompanied them, among whom were the
Chief of Police, Aid Ilawxhurst, and Capt c. Wright,
of the Fourth District Police In the morning march
they were presented with wreaths by Mss Blood
good. Of York.st., and Mr. and Miss Lynch, of No.
100 Hcksst. After exercising at the target and the
dinner the party returned, and in their march home.
ward. went up Greenwich and Franklin SITS, and
down Broadway, playing " Hail to the Chief In
honor of Kossuth, as they passed the Irving House.
They made fine appearance, conducted themselves
in an unexoeptionahIa rnanner. and delishtsd
with the events of the day.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

The old restrictive system Of Banking
without the deposit OF security for circulation witt
the State authorities appears to be vet ia vogue II
the progressive State OF South Carolina A bill
is row before the Legislature of that State which
viii probably become a law, OF which the following
are the leading features
That the capital stock OF any bank shall not ex
ceed 81 Qo0 coo, nor less than $3OOO
That the stockholders OF every bank shall be indi-
Vldually liable for a sum not exceeding treble the
amount of his share or shares.
Restricting banks TO dealing in notes, bonds, bills
Of exchange, CON- bullion, and limiting interest 10
p cent.
Restricting bank issues to the denomination Of
five dollars
Suspension OF specie payments to work forfeit
ure OF charter.
A full statement OF the CO.. di,ion of each bank TO
De MADE six times year 70 the Controller General
ard published
No bank to go into opera ion until half the capital
stock be paid IN.
No bonus is to be required, but all bank property
to De subject 10 taxation.
Restricting liabilities % three times the amount
of capital stock and If excess should occur In that
respect the directors under whose administration IL
occurred shall be liable IN their private capacities
and any loss or deficiency OF the capital stock, the
stockholders shall be liable to makegood the same
A bill is pending before the Tennessee
Legislature. changing the custom in that State rea-
tive to bills paysbe at sight. Heretofore days Of
grace have been accorded to these, but the bill
under consideration makes them payable on pre-
seQtatlOn
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The Treason Trials.
,ce of The Y. Tribune.

Correspcnderce Of The n. Y. Tnbune
PRILApELPHIA, "Wednesday, Dec 10, 1871
The Counsel for the defense, IN the case
of Hannaway, have closed their case. joan VI.
Read resumed his argument yesterday morning ana
continued az great length to combat the doctrines OF
the posecu,ion insisting that no fact prov
"a and that without such proof there was an utter
f,iure of evidence After Mr. Read had concluded,
MIR Stevens on the part of the prisoner SAID he nad
nothing TO add and the case foI the prisoner closed
MIR Cooper rose to address the Court and Jury Tor
prcsecntion He had not concluded at the hour oil
adjournment, but will, 1t is hoped, early today;
The Court will very likely occupy all tins day ana
to.morrow i'm summing up, so that We may expecs
~ annonnce the result On Saturday morning.
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u A son of Mr.. Underwood, the oeha-
,or Who onnosed the Kossuth resolutions In ue 0el
ale. IS tro,her-in.lsw to the Russian Minister
u The marriage of Gold Hoyt, ESD, Of
NV York. ans Camilla scott: dausnIei VI "S "
go, has heen solemnired at Washington.
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yorrs FOR ALpERMrN.--Among the
votes for Alderman in Ward v. Boston. was one TOT
r Eossu,h and one for Isaac Pariington. In one OF
- WssSs also a vote was cast for Lola Monies,
for the Council. Facelous patriotism this.
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S.ou ~ M,,xr-A letter from Monson,

SNOW IN MAINE.-t ltIEeI HUH lI'ISoH,
Ne saws. .Itisnow most excellent sleighlng, and
r. hssn sver since the l2ih OF Nov. Snow IS about
10 or 70 inches, and In some places drifsi, ocea
s,oned by the violent blow last Monday and Iuesasy
Teams. embracing hundred or more horses, erv
passing through here to me Moosehead h'A' ''
lsv
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VhutMsrNrbu, met WIFI u stiihd aCNiuVut ~ ttci
No. Is f. r.. and was rescued by the same watch
nan
HOUSE RoBBERs.-Two men, named
Pririck McGrath and John Cox, were on Wednes-
day caught in the house of Rodman E. Field, No.
~ Third 'av with large lot Of property packed up
ready for removal. The assistance OF officer Sher-
wood, of the Seventeenth Ward, was obtained. and
amer considerable difficulty the thieves were ar
rested and locked up by Justice Tlmpson Tor trial
AeRssr or PocKErBooK DRopPERs.-
Two men calling themselves James Willis and Hen
" Thompson were caught on "Wednesday IN the act
dsttempting to deftaud country man by means Of
ne drop game They were taken before the Chef
dPolicc, where description OF their persons was
sscorded and after being closely scanned by the Po
ice they were suffered 10 depart.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-About IL O'Clock
90 Wednesday man named Patrick Flynn, employ
60 on the New-York and New-Haven Railroad, was
instantly killed at NewHsven, IN consequence OF
iaine on the gravel train, while IN motion. Inc
whole trsn passed over tho unfortunate man, mutt
Nung ms body In a horrible manner. Deceased was
IN nshman BY birth, and about IS years OF age.
NBLo's.-The Ravels produce new
psnscsime tonight called the Mystic Cave, IN
Snco the two favorite canseuses, Berth and
~. snex, Perform Gabriel also acts his grea, CHAR
c'sr o. Hol-su-v Vent, with the surprising Blondin
vi me tight rope.
reimbursement I-lHE SECOND MAN
aartak BUILDING ASsocIArioN.-fhis Association
Ssonsoed for the purpose OF furnishing capital 10
ssSn OF It's members are disposed TO build or pur-
ase homes will hold its third regular citing next
~Snsosy evening, at the Mercer-st House. Shares
VII Dc offered for redemption, and all persons de-
MS vs OF lettering their condition in HE can JON
Ss. OK BY calling at the Secretary's Office, No 10
spruce ST., second floor.
advertisement Now OR NEvEa.-
samuel ID. German, Ne. 100 Canats., is selling of
49, enuie stock Of Crcckery China, and Glassware
ss Neiy reduced prices, in order TO make room for
e., soeos which are daily arriving. His fancy art-
~ neo cut Bohemian Glass, which are suitable for
nenosys, are selling al great sacrifice. Those
want should call imIn ediately.
.. advertisement. MIR. w. b. Bradbury's
s"$Mg Class for ladies' and gentlemen will be or
i.ed ths evening, at No. il3 Broadway, corner Of
advertisement. -BRIrANNIA WARE
ca hsss, so well known at No. 0 Burline- slip, an
.SSsances his "seasonabe Britannia Ware" See his
~stussment in our columns.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

SUPREME CouRr.-Generdf Term.-The
following gentlemen were admitted TO practice as
Auornies and Conseors in this State Lucius p
Judson, Geo. WadswOrth.
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From Correspondent
NEWPORT Dec 9-Ar schrs Only Soa, Noble, New
YORK, for Bath Elizabeth. Halves, do for Hyannis :
CoInelia Weaver, Providence Tor PHILADELPHIA w Ham
mopd II gyms, do for NugAla John + Crouch, fhon-
as im Phllade phia Fanny Bourne, Bourne Baltimofe
Tor Fall RIVER Sid schl Fskir. Taylor, for Mobile
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Imnnrfnrt from YucntRn.

MERIDA, Yucatan, March l0.-The war already
90 long waRed between no whites aud ruthless bar6arans
sun continues The line OF operations 10 now established
thirty leagues from this place. Fourteen thousand
Yucsieco soldiers guarding the Gordon, while some
twenty thousand Indians well armed aud equipped are on
the opposite side, ready 10 fight Gen. Micheerreno n
formed TO day that be could see but little pr0spec; for
termination 10 this Gubevalion, long AZ the English
continued furnish the hostile indians with the munitions
OF war. II 10 fact beyond dispute that English muskets
and powder are freely supplied al Belize IN return for the
spells OF churches and whatever other plumber the barbara
may offer.
The result will inevitably be the final exermuaon OF
the spanish IN Yucaan and possihV 49,, '-'- - -"
Brush lion may soon De mere.
Property is cOmpara uvoy vauelem Families who, len
years ago wore receipt OF thousands from ther ca
taes are now dependent their manual labor Tor ihei
subsistence As the YucRiecO troops are al this moment
without clothing and depending on the precahous supplies
Afforded by nature food It should not Do matter OF sur
pr,e The Indians found in possession of this city In
hess Than month. 49,,
mehelterreno quits his present pos-Misry Governor
of YucAlan-in few weeks when be VIII be ~ ieVeI by
our pardoped prisoner Of war, General la vega. The
halter can do nothing than has beon done 10 reduce
the Indians. ---.
our troubles with the SeminoleI few years ago coat
Ms more money than the available revenue Of Mexico
would amount 10 In ten years
The condition Of things here desperate, and when Il
will change for the better perhaps be best told by he
own expressive phrase ~ Delta, ApihS.
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Oisnsters, &c

Cart Jor-.c. crbr- no. A. Bfsiol ron Carfsa' 30
ca, IN . r1.rar- rs.ssz- g n - a. 7cs l-ii -
sfh ab DO lo sa.s coa. Prtsd u' for "a SGD -
haze he D. Tho rtrss zach are coteii-d 80 q.
" esr vsr.s utaiaru-sr-8 ga Ersct about ss = -
rsr-rar eos- an1 1e fhe ca' sli isk OF tI>7
a. n "a rstt1 ~ ch appeared osVe '-sa a 10
u,ie-s,r e vsfy arEs Ce1A ao maze '--
Re - -..-..-, o.. = b.
T Arsr-a orb Esl bad bssl sot 81 para 20 P'oui 20 70
g. pr 8 -fU srr Pr-tsct Pr e',-'.-
tts lrs ry bel rse 20 froTdsa . 80 ea9 -
ars w. ca-ris- -lt oy 80 sh'p = - A'aIs -, - &c.
BrrG l. W4trcr.Ws earn that TIE tfS = L. f'lDol -
rtsd on o East hrsf hss Been pure
b nssou sar Es o svau1-y sT tis Pfsroas 10 -
accssut &. Insured for ahout 5000 . go.
C4Hr-Lo from NsE Yln 3r BatNcrs' va sen ll -s
Bsa1y Light tsnaed, ani RAJ ng of fh'a'
sur H.u1rr firm Bas'os ,ssss irrysd a. hoos vis sees
atfor. on Bshaus Sar- ssh sr ty ne Prln- ~ hsnti
E4Hncs AprIlosch Caro- re Grant ot b1cksfor hs f
Passrta bound 81 ssfts1 t1 80 ir1s NJ coN f'3o' yes
tsrss West Of Es-t Hampton Sc run Ca le'-N
r,b tl- Pm as " % - 5slt a. ssce agh Easf
Esvsr employed yssr-ay l 'hoFus Ter cargo o'-
board svenC had rot s-1-rei much ta1' l
uesy e5t Should ths weather hold far tsy pr2A
bis ri os ~ 81 her cargo Ant % u' -
o1 the vessel ssam-r srpetsd from - y 20 cav
fssss and oFlad p-c lsis ~ A7 ~ a-a
moi. insured.