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W hnlers.

re The SSs Haroor paper he report ii the ARRIVAL
Of he ship tfSc aura iacoTrec'
Ar a. New Bedford Sept. l3 bars Pen RuSte Ind
Ocean 6Conh'>. ~ ol
Cleared az New. Bedford Oct II ship Europa. Wees.
Mouth Pacific Ocean
The Csrolne Of Cresnpor,, $. Helena Aug L. had
so bhls So 81 Wh.
letter from Capt james u ship meas. OF New Bed
ford rspous her Aug g. 10 la &c, clear, aLd a.
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1tlillincrp.
EALLMILLINERY-Mrs. ROGERS

HALL MILLINERY Mrs ROGERS,
Il No 2s3 sth av., 25th-st has now On hand for
public inspect The choicest French Millinery Fa Iods.
having ayaed herself OF AL the appliances her power 10
render her establishment the Of attraction u lad
IL search OF really elegant and cheap Hats receiving the Ia
import both from private sales and public
upon the most advantageous arrangements Mrs X d.
reefs special attention the numerous styles winch she =
making speaking their recomns ndsflons by
bearing the Impress eIcellence-Oeautni IN ap-
peayance IN ehec. attracting A large assortment Of
French Ribbons FeaiheIs Flowers &C N every hue and
shade, stamp pattern
B-As We supply Large Millinery stores We have IA
elites whch but few possess of selln- our goods Al eK-
tremely low rates and all the favor OF call
certain prices, and eTamine our stock
Mrs. NJ ROGERS No. 2S3 Sth-ay.,
o96s near 18th St New YORK
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10 si<auskP Ae-on, from Cldr'cS'op-Co t. Hunt aai
lady, Mss Hunt. D. lrdSey. James Jeiprds, Miss ID An
eerssn. Capt. HI. Conkhng-9 an Storage.
n 4. \ NJ sfeGMShip AilhgflG. IRON Na~GnRG4--G "
Anderson lady chr aud servts Master y {. Anderson
Hon } " Anderson, h n Anderson, Ms. Parncv. Mrs.
Summers. Mrs Grant Miss Grant. Mss Storer, j A.
Pease lady aud sfp, A y. Adams. h. y. Adams, ; y.
Dawson J. Duegan. A. kenuills, e p Maxwell.
s Russell. {. H. DUyse. MINIS g +. Congdln.
Wm Brali.soij, A White J. Ackay, and stosrtge
IN hork a Sfnrecs frors 81 Igg0dc Clhi-Dr Pas.
cal DGany Phelps Con Joseph ComoSo, L. LeQres
jay Rafael DUsny. Neal D0any. children and servant
Ia STAG Scgs5!sCa aC GHst,gsis. ron B-4ss, R9sMr
y Aelsni.
In Sara Mafen,G as frog Hfr.bsrc-Mr Klutre. L Kun
tire n Nillng, l. Wiling. l. Willing {. Willing y VII
hug. n Hlslkel. n keSse.er Mss c koASsr
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Arrived.

Steamship Manor, a. S Mall Berry. Charleston 70
hours rdse and pass. 10 Spofford nlsson 4 Go.
4 s nj. steamship Alabama. Ludlow, savannah, 20 s
L. Mitchell Has experienced stormy head winds mos, of
ths passage.
Ssp Der Juuge, HAM Gus,ave Hsyne. Hamburg, 81
says Isdse and las PASSENGERS 20 Schmidt balchsn
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CROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART.

NJ
" NENT TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals
IndoTsed Po1,s,l fOf Dnl ding a Sever sth 81, VIZ
be- received al he Once # the CrOton Aqusdnci Dsgs
ment, tRotunda Pax until Tuesday, the 30 day u O
1851, at O'Clock y VI to BUILD "A SEW with ts
Necessary RECEIVING BASINS and CULVEkIs' 70
u HIST from Avenue 90 about 23i feet east being
length 20 feet The plan Of the Sewer and speeh
cations for the building OF he and al other iafofg
ton relating thereto, be obtained apollo alton " l"
Contract Clerk, al this Ofico-Now York. Oct a. 1871
NICHOLAS DEAN,
Ol3 100 President u the CfoOn Aqueduct Department
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Receipts of Produce

Bs tie North Rtrer Boats - Tuesi1yl6 81 hbio Flour
e. do Ashes. 500 do. Whisky, 90 boxes Honey 3H7 do
Cheese 1888 pkgs. Butter 2O8l0 bush. Corn. n,33l do
Wheat, 1900 do Oats, 10 bales Wool
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THEODORE MALAY. Anononser.
Z ENTEEL H0IIS EHOLD EURNl.

~ TUHE PIANO FOqTES sc a. Auc IN VI ~
IABY LYFLL will eel n auc ion. on TIT R'OA l.
Oe; &C. Il soo COX No III West 22d 81 ~ ar 9h-A'
a. asorn ,li Of sen'eel tionseh"d S1rn IRE c
srfBg { Bllsses and Ir gram Carrots. SOL mar
Ia1lts DI.anS Canf abras Cana Glass and Ettnea-
were q superior Pano- FT'e by Worcester. Beds bei-
,feads Mattresses BuTeauR Wash-stands, sc Also ne
Kitchen Furniture Oh "
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| sup Jenny .a tB,) Caro- caar, &c days, nd's, SC

serp Jenny I'D tBr) Caro-, csdz, &c days nd's' 70
ship Live ..o Parker Liverpool, Set, II mise aah
40 yssssnre rs 70 GubheJ s'ssufa Z co ser, =, -
I, 20 lSns q g. mp Rey@: 9'n S "a n. Ssnsg
the ps<.sge 3dea'hs on the passage -. p.l;7.
xshD Rspab,ica dc Goassmaia l'sli srs,d.r Has
h p ns' ~. n emaa.e of Boston wuchsnbauch, Nen-
v,tas ,ngs ar MAHOGANY &c 10 Nesmsth ms, q, H.,
Bari Bertha (ol tamden) Smart Cei1e rance -
Bsrs Celeste. IBr s,srrr Limerick, % days N eA,-
La; and IN passangers 70 2che Brosasts 40 u -
BARK IDda BEEN Kne'. Gus Bfen a, - Ca "
last with IA passengers 20 D1nscoHo : y M . ,- u
Br BARI Bro hers. before reg'r,e1,J -,
days ron and 20 passengers 70 ~ ssrn. U,rn51r.
%eays qse aL ,ss 90 co,t St Iayo De Casa 20 ST.
,sy 70 I TbsmD.on Lef American v-stels S>ps H.
saw Of the por an An orIeanrne, DO lnd - =, ,,..
BaIk Cro,on, (of Boston, befge re2'riedJ H'1lis'e'
rrDIdad fe Cuoa, % dsys sugar. u master
BarS Averon, al Wadob ro') C@stnsr, Lite y INA
20 J.vs salt 10 n. smith & Sons. Len % A gslsss
Ban Mara Morton, Paterson. Savannah d-5s CT q
Br bark Dramahair before reportei) Pre-. go. 81
DAYS IA ballast and IL passengers 20 Gnnneu, 'lI' .
BARK Herschen. (of Boston, before repor;edl Means
Nalala 81 DAYS. fruit. 20 PiilsDury SANFORD Ill.,.
Big Hiram Brem Graan, Bf,mea, y Gays u o-''''
and o. passengers 20 G. I Befch'eL
Big Angola fof Wadobor6) Howell Jaoss 'aviile r %
Is dass ship timber. 10 " i.oeeen'ayEI rtso,virs
Brig Martha KiasH 40 Of Porlinl,l 1ofA' '4~
Big EIce Talman Savannah p days. cotton, snrss'
BI,r Torcello. rof Waldoboro Atwood. Jazz son nile
IS DAYS yellow pine 20 : II ROcsen1augh ~ - c.
with brg DAVID Dufel and schr julia Pearson if New
Big Canada. Cr Wood Fortune Islano ' days salt to
J. J Whitney & Co. ~ -.
fish, TO master -. - VI. ,, d.-s
Schr Geneva fo Searsport Bate, hey Nes'' - u'yS'
sugar and molasses. 20 X l. MAITLAND.
schr Chauncey St. John, Belsworsh, Virginia days.
potatoes. ,-,, s,-s
wheat - - - N ID.
Schr Lamartine, Jurvou. Wilmington, c, lo dAis'
Schr Ripple Leper. Virginia dars' "'vl - . H.,
schr T. TAYLOR. Lawrence. Newoern, y - u's''
naval sores -, -
schr Sarah Fmeline. Let's. virginia DAYS Woo
Scbr ocean Wave. (of hhl) ward. Jaimel' Sept
2c coffee 10 NJ VI Freeman. Leit no Amer can vessels
Srhr Clara Fisher. Casey NeSbera, " {, oU days, hi-
val stores 20 N Bla kwell.
schr ID W = Williams, wilson Virginia, } DAYS, pjta-
Schr Melrose (of Ballast Moore acksonvlc, +, +
10 days ship timber 10 Peck Syuan Has oeen ~ DAYS
north Of Hattcras with lgh- winds. . -
schr Francis, Leland, Newbern. C.. 10 days nav al
stores. ~ - c1 -
schr Connecticut, Wallace, Nevbern. y c. days ma
val stores. .-.- n H.. -
Schr G Van Name. Van ime Virginia, DAYS. WOOD
schr ] Prdsall. WoOdmanscn, Virginia, 2daVs' WOOL
Scbr C. r DIX, Fox Virginia. Q days, po-atoes
Schr Augusta. FOrnaS, Virginia. days, wsol
WIND-At sunrise. W aud fresh meridian 10 10
sunset. ".
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ENOkNIIU RE-Sale Of Genteel House
hold Furniture. Carpets. Sc-F CcLroN VII sci
lnieD ~ Necne>taT OCT D. a. Do, ock a the Au--.a
hoohs \ 49, % beeAczn. and 50 Ann 81 The eutir fI e.
o. 4Aui u moving AL VII comprise a. The a-r. So,
IfL.uI- Tor house keeping. such tapss;r7
irsiAh carpets, 4hcgaIy French bedstea1s -14b,gat
Sausl"s Sa>f : zee a-tete dress bureaus .ar.e-s.t
taoss Ss"eed DO SOFAS and sofa be,iseats nsg
dining tables touches Orocaele and hair cloth fth~
teds and h4T mattresses. white and M cham eY riure
en- suite plush and mahogany rockers oil cl5,h s.oy,
kitchen furniture &c Also one large b.sT lassss
several ooantlnS-hoase Geszs. &. B-sa,e I'll te
lti'hi 'f' an OF SHINE. ui3tt.
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BY Telegraph.

BRISTOL oct ll-Au soop Marie LOUISE, Bennett
NewYork passed np. Herm eng. supposed % ne the
Detrmt Of New-York from Rumkey for Providence
DIGHION, Oct H-Arr. schr. Mary, Cioweil, bail-
more
PiciOu. ,,--f
NEWPORT. Oct. li-Arr brigs Confidence HabcocN'
Na,e, 9tst MI Frances Newton. Phila 70, Boston.
NFW-ORIEANS, Oct. BAR ships Chmera boston :
Nanaeansett New-York Sid. steamer Union.
PROVIDENCE Oct. l4-AU schr Qneen. Dors n,
Baltimore. Cid bark Arcadia. Crosby, Charleston SD
lrIg Volasco HID New. York. schr. Worcester, Rhodes,
PHILADELPHIA soops Oregon Sturgls New-York; Chase,
Oskes do W VI Sanford. Jones, do.
FALL, RIVER. OJt, li-Au Schr. James W. Mckee,
Wise Phla Spoken 5h lat SO 40. Ion - 10. hg John
W Elwet. Of New York. - days from Phladelpha Tor
Cienfuegos 10TH of Cape May. schT }. H. Counce from
York River for Frecprrt, Me.
PROVIDENCE, Oct A--An brig Detroit, Robinson,
Matthew Bird Cerson. Pnls elphia; Penn, Crowell Al
bany: sloops r. b Hawkins Jones. New York Rh9de
Island Miller do. Providence, Brown, do also, schr
Oueen. BALTIMORE.
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and MELODEONS.-A 200

=
second. hand Piano Tor so. Tor S7j Tor tij
for $780, for 73 splendid oc'syo kosss0el
Piano new sad warranted. aud 81 81 octlgss do ~
sale very lOv Also. NieiOdeors. Is Cold Watches,
doz WcOK's S saDafila par 0bes. Pocket, RAVES, "
Cash advance Dry Gods Groceries. HArdvars Fun
Pianos. Book stches and herchan and Per
sonsl Property generally +. JONES, No. y Ann 8
second floor 0ljh'
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sISlAgcsK AIhASAc-.-.rEis DAY.
epN--Rsss N seiS---.3 ~ &ooN-kses .....S "a
wArSR--- oct Is
Sandy HcOk II Gov Island II isA Hell Gate 50a
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SARATOGA EMPIRE SPRING WA.

- TER-The unde gned give notice that they IA"
established Depot for The sale u Saratoga Empire "sM
No % Barclay st New YORK, within three mnntes
walk from he Aston Hon Orders addressed 20 o. 7"
ES1ON co no 70 Barclay. st. at Sa,a g Sglng
will receive rroGpt attention G.. W WESTON 4 CO.,
ol5 3~5WFs PrOpuetOrs VI Empne s7fihs
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kH ~ I ~ I n Tx - NIIU 4 Oh
I'VE FURNITURE On THURSDAY MORNING ID. n
ps AZ l. clock by catalogue the enife s,1k en- AIMED
IN the store No rs lion - Broad say en- 1rl.sE
carved rosewood nah gary and ealnni 1r AMI cham
ber furniture ~ All descriptions and Il the m = reliable
workmanship library AID hall fun -lre - Faan. ed
fnuture-Aiso enamclet chan Der f--ple m - ne
rurlet HAIR actresses palssss Tns STOCK has been
al uaae Tor the CTS re.2 trade. The sale II ~ viii be-
sac ,t,rt.
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To the LADIES'.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT of Ladies'
L n and Childrens Fur Bonaets also, BOYS black.
white and dTab fancy Hats. richly trimmed. AZ
% m J. II. MONAkQUE'S No. 22S BOuery.
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ROCHESTER, LOCKPORT and NJ
4 u A Y Ia nANn.

NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD BONDS.-Ths IN
designed offer for sale S25O 600 81 Convertible and Mort
gage Bonds ofhe Rochester Locsp port and Falls
haroad Company bearing InfeIes AZ 7ner CEN per
nun and redsemable LIST August 1901 The prIncp1 and
semi annual interest PAYABLE At the office of
Duncan sherman Co IN the City Of New fOfsthe lat
Ter let February and August each year The pryi
eee Of conversion INTO the sock Of tue Company al
available until 18Th August 1874. The mortgage which
al ths estate Of the Company VI the most f and
perfect deception. duly eKscDted and recorded The
Trustees the bcndholCers Joseph Nsnum Waits
Sherman and Ed ard Whlteholse.
The Rochester. Lockpo and n gara Falls is link
The central line u Railroads through the state Of New
YORK connecting az 10 terminus with the koches
ter and Syracuse Railroad and forming thence the most
direct and shortest route ~ he Falls It's total length viii
be . miles % miles l. than the lines Of Railroad
a operation between the pJiuts
have been made for the construction aud f1
equipment % the Road equal 10 tne best m he
Stale AID The une vii ls "a operation hrDlghout is entfe
ength the ~ Of June next The entire cost vii Do
about SO Geo per mile The t0ta deot u the COMPANY
when the Roads completed. 1l be 500 &C., consisting II
bonds o. S eco each lof which those offered
part al receeuabe the PERIOD and secured
orii age. forming he first and ony lien tie Road, AID
all - apDuIteIaLces. &c. &c
ERhhts showing f1Iy tie position AID pros ects
fine road and am other information be ooainet
the Office Of The undersigned
CANMASN. WHITEHOUSE x co,
olS imMWGFs No. - Adll-st.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PnbIic no.

" tee hereby gwen, that petition has been present
ed IN the Board " Assstant Aldermea, for SEWER
1ENIH-A Emu T., from the sewer m 3'si II. 10 ana
thTongh 3Oth-st to h-ay. All persons interested
having objections thereto requested 10 present
whiting to the Engineer at this Ohce or before Ia
mt - Cro.On Aquecuct Department Ocs u, 1851.
Ol5i lot NICHOLAS DEAN, President
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PnsSpnoerS smiled
PASSENGERS Arrived

IL brl0 Prgg-css Rosai fer BsrAu&a-Mr John ntven-
peIt and Nj r. H. + Dsvcapay'. LADY, child ren
and servant MIS- Clara Harvey, DR. WA. lu-Aet
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GaIcs bp Anttlon.
A. NJ MERwIN. Auctioneer
RN BANGS, BROTHER & CO.

y y Tradt sale Rooms No 10 Park-row
MONDAY Nov u, 1881, and following DAYS ofihs week.
REGULAR FAII PARCEL SALE Or ENGLISH AND ANEBI-
CAN Books. STATIONERY, Sc-B 4 Co. announce the
sale above. ao solicit cpnsl gnmeats OF ss StAon-
cry &c Particulars for tie C4taosue should DC furnished
uuned aely
The oonsgrmsnfs from England aye numerous AID
uacve emolacins spptfb collection Of choi~s Books
aud tie tine If sale vii afford good Opportunity flr The
dsp5sal 0 Annals AID O.her illustrated Wo-Eg suited 20
the H2 ay season. The Catalogue VIII re slued a. n
EARN Gas 10
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DOARD.-Several gentlemen can be ac-
- commodaied with pleasant Boarding At No % Vesey-
9. ol3 81
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;. There 8 a ie.tlpy ,hat .hape. onr 80.

Rough ltH Ibtni "a. We may
ENROM TIE EARLIEST AG rs men
u have telt that there Is something Gadehned sba
mysterious a. etefc influence for - "a aad s'I
ngoL tneir cJufse ~ ir, auI way asohsr COZ
fDs ihelr actnbs Tins influence tas besl f0qted
the stars, when b. her reyO Dns and thf0usl
10 aFens ebnn v1nlt. have been supposed - afDsHh.
over The dsst mes Of ia years gone Dy me sce0ce
astfoosy aud necfonancy faa2ed nigh in th1 Dliaios
kngs, and tte ces.infs r Emges te~l f3intntW
10 the care OF men leaned DC O5su and aytefo
Ia these later days, however the so-cals science ~
fallen INTO esfepu'e sLd as teachers and rs pfeu.on
REGARDED as Char etans and lmpOsten. rhcie aye W.,
however, many - 10 place tho imp'lcT c1Dalsns
he prognc - those no have made these ha.'
tner study ana never undertake anything u nportan
m rove, mohtyOr commercial maers, VithOu' lfst ~
sIlilng them Among the celebrated Of TIC pfsr
TONERS - TIE art If asffOO-y - DR. & W. KDBhCh,n
Ne are informed, has gwen sgch proofs u b. .A IN ~
ihaIcn o. 70 leave 10 DO b, Of his power me snos
many 10 10 mo The seeds Of time. and Nica gN
VII grow uAi which Nil not" HIS office 5 - W
!" LITE -, New York whore those VINO d. ut psD ,
mai = proper " H. take no thought iOr the MIRO.
consult ham On al relation 20 tn ge-. ~
poses Of LIE ~ IAN Editorial from The EEifa Coah"
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Boarding.

pOARD-Wanted, in the vicinity OF
II . BROOKLYN Hchis. b. a single gentleman partial
Bosrd IN Jrlva'e family Address H. BOX 2,io Post
Office New. York OF u
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DOARD.-Fouror five boarders can be
= accommodated with pleasant, rooms at No II srch-
$: hear 81 Johns Park. sls lhh
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aVCHIGAN SOUTHERN

iva ROAD Notice - hereby gsen that IN ihsialmess
Of ten dolas per Shae has been AID me pai pat
sfock Of the Mich gan Southern Railroad Conn any, pay
able 10 the rrt9surf cash. At bus Office No - be"ve'
,t New -YoTN nn ne IT. day ot November ncN
ottNl. EDWIN G IIrCHFIELD. Treasurer
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DOARD.-Two or three Gentlemen. and
i , Gentleman and MS Wife can be accomm dated
with Board IN priya.e family Apply at No y A!en,sI
Reference required $40 im'
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DOOMS.-Threeo or four Rooms and one
~ Fasemest-rocm are wanted Tor gentle IAN ~
and servant IN some pleasant lccaon, ives s"s 81
S ~! p1,sS.''N' -A-' OILS SO
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ROARD-For Gentlemen and their
hWiyes and Single Gentlemen mas be had al No II
/ eroy.place Bleecker.r os 2wMWSF'
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ROARD.-A Family, or few Single
Id cen,leusn can be accommodated with pleasant
roons and Board at No % 25th.st corner 4th-av Ref
exchaneed. so I'm
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ROARD.-A Gentleman and Wife, wish
> board wIth good family, IN new house, VITA me
laie improvements Neafuess quiet and order OF tue
first moment VIII farnish Their s~n rooms, and mus:
nlEe two adoinIns) and pay $40. Address HEN ~
Tribune Ot.Cc. Oh "
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Wanted. the entire second


DOARD.-A small private family, reSld-
ID ne On on sv rear Union sqnare. wish 20 dispose -
ar ~ Mo, rors on the second door with it OF oAf4
bard To gentleman and iady u to s'nS sol - +Su
safssciory references gwen and rec aiTed iatue
q Urioa- place.
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QUARTERLY ACCOMPLISHMENTS

NK showing the true condition of the TRADESMENS
BANK New York an incorporated Bank, on the mora
ing Of Saturday the seventh day OF September 1851
RESOURCES
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DOARD-For Families or Single Gen
,lemer a. reduction from down town prices Frs.-
class house fsd up large ample rooms ana
Elup Brown and 81 stages pass eyey M
u'es Apply at No 6S3 HalSou-st or IN r No. l's
Broadw az, room No Terms satisfactory puies sssd
erd.r and prompltude VIII be he characteristic 81 ths
honse r' $50 lms
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-09

ne i'e tubes coiled up in the form of boa
constructor.
All industry would die out. as they came
in--aod noihing would be repaired that VIA,
out Of order. They spend their days in con
tempaing nothing,-praying five times IN
twenty four hours. with their fronilets to.
wards Mecca, land when they are reused 10
action, their first thought is the ex,rpaion
of christians. They have neither bowels o.
compassion, or political honesty as a nation.
but the fear of European guns keeps them
in quiet condition, although they would be
heartily glad TO cut all the throats in Chris
tendon. Palestine aud Syria can never be
resenerated while they control il. God speed
the hour when this wreichedly governed
country shall be cmancipated, and human
life become .precious, the rights of citizen.
respected and property projected. The cl-
emenis Of widespread thrift abound; Leb
anon has abundance of coal the water row
er is beyond computation within four miles
Of he coast OF the Mediterranean mills
might be multiplied throughout the interior ;
cotton, sugar, gram, fruits, wine, oil and
silk are the natural productions OF the soil /;
but man is vile under Turkish admins
traiion, and II curse follows their footsteps
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-09

Two DUELLisTs.-Th Chronicle of
Western Literature tells the following story
of certain Colonel. 1t may be old. but it
is good:
The Colonel. during a short sojourn in
Vicksburgh, met there some hot-blooded
Southerner, wirh a spirit as fiery as his own
They quarreiled-a challenge was passed
and accepted and the next rising sun was to
witness one, il not both, of their dead bodies
drenched ir blood to wash out wounded hon
or. During the night the Colonel said he
heard boat coming up the river, and ii
struck him as he heard the boat putting and
blowing that prudence was the better part
of vslor." So he took his trunk upon his
shoulder. and stepped, in the dead of the
night, very quietly out OF the ho'el as he
neared the boat, whom should he see but his
antagonist at the boat before him, Just going
aboard.
He returned as he had gone ont; and was
on the ground next morning with his second,
waiting with disappointed wrath for hi. an
'agonst, and publishing him as an sb.cond-
ing scoundrel.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-09

FILE YOUR PAPERs.-Having occasion,
few days since, 10 look into the files of this
Journal published twenty and twenty-five
years ago, we could not but ihirk Of the sat
isiaciion which every man would enioy in
the possession of such record A news.
paper is the daguerreotype of its time, and
IN those diminutive. dinpy sheets, we had
before us our present village in full life, as
1t existed quarter of century ago. The
men of business, with their merchandise and
wares, and products, each ellogistic as now
OF their stock in trade the politician, zeal.
Gus IN the maintenance of the right, centred
solely in him and his party the competition
and strife, the fears and hopes of all were
before rs as in real life Here was the an
nouneement OF the marriage of those who
have long passed the meridian, and are in
the "sere and yellow leaf" of age and
here, too. was the record of the departed.
whose affiliated successors are among us sill.
The newspaper Itself, with its groiesque all
verlisemenls and general typography, is the
impersonation of the mechanic arts of those
days. and exhibits the Contrast between that
period and this.
II every yonng man who takes newspa-
per now, will file it carefully, in his old age
he will not only have substantial mirror of
he events witn which be was coiemporsry.
10 CRAFTY his curiosity, bat will have re-