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sni Wine store, Walnut street PAl.a,,n,,
and cheap sndsr has Iasya consequence n s se 60.
socs q s mpoaaSas, and be iSS a ao . r.
BY s Nc would refer % sou nso.se ssf oos ever iH
Dan Gordon. Co.'S sheIfiss, embracing deicae pale Va
y NE s.oa Also, Ia. delicate Alsa.do. IN sssss s' ~.
Il sos. pa up IL Europe which he challenge. a. eSsuon
The manIanins Amonulaso shsres peculiarly aa,
% sonsasseen a. they strengthen without stimulating Law
FORTUNES, principally specially selected for his sale. oo
mers, nom the stock Of Bumeser" opono iapo.S a
These wines uiy and delicate, and have been highly A.
proved BY his customers because other manifest supsoy o
They are Of various sorts and prices in bottles and drau ~
delicate whi,s ron and Malmsey Port. 4' me-
Persons suffering win chronic affection the bowels CANNOT
too careful in their choice OF Port
Madeira wines Of various sorts. dry and rS south old E
AZ 10 die wines Of the subscriber IL well kno
the Moet extra champagne and the splendid sparkling Moss Inn
ported by him. superior any othe wines and sod prices
He has also champagne wines o. raro1. brands and qualities
generally subscriber holds himself judge and
dozen, 10 the nrsi class or prsaisr ofMedoc 's
oBuandy wines he has large and car assure
that he them from his vaults AZ good bottle Bur
His selection Of Rhine Moseis wines from CELLAR
pssa i' a x. and
choices, vntages Of the "steinbeg which the besiown
of Cognac and other bandes, he has fine
ssS se Il es
hhds, and 'Dubouche 1874 in hhds on consignment which
Also Irish, Scotch and Monongahela whskey jamaica spnu
brandy and al other wines and quo including q,
A constant assorted stock Of Havana cigars.
paid. Orders promptly executed II sent Nv mail lid
graph ,,cop sn,npp !.
Cheap Wine Store, IS Walnut street, Philadelphia
A COMPENDIUM or the Entire Body OF IN. Law,
latest and most approved authorities
svos., Law sheep, svo. pp Att Retail price $40
40 and 81 Ann street, New York
Opinions Of the Profession.
There few works in the profession that contain such
law within the limits that are deserving
p'''e p's'' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON,
Nxw YoRx, Sept a6, 1850.
concur Nelson his opinion ofth abovsm
toned work. .. : -
NEW YORK. Sept 20, 1850.
of reliable citations from the unsc
oflega and reports, both American and foreign,
powerful auxiliary TO the law student, giving him The facility on
ROBERT j. WALKER
OCTOBER 10, 1850.
Ihave frequently examined its citations and have been highly
grahsd with their accuracy and have been as much pleased
pies Of the TO- @ Ss 50 much
JUDGE EDMUNDs
xwYoKK CRY, Oct. l6, 1850.
mpars all the advantages of and well arranged
book, while the profession deal Of time
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia.
Mr. Kline has collected with diligence and accuracy
Ha % apply rd %
references TO the authorities copous
'''''' . ~ '''~' JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
lhave examined Knne Law Compendium with mach
aSn a. my 70 % a 9 and am satisfied
snedo facilitate the lasor' Of counsel IN The Of their
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c,pI.ENDID NEW sILKs..

SPLENDID NEW sILKs.-cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY,
- CO., respectfully ladies, resident and
ouner In Washington that they have just received 100 pieces de-
cidedy goods silk exhibited this
city, very importation, the prices of which guaranty
low the import.
Dec 23-d2w CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, q co.
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GENERAL THINGs.-we have fully determined 20 reduce
y ours stock Of the several things below named
Ladies' black colored sk velyo with colocd silk
yelvets.
Ladies wishing silk velvet dresses
purchaSe
Long ali wool shavls.
Blankets O. n aud medium kinds
White nnnncls, and fine,
Particular bargains will be offered in all the above.
English cashmeros and dress silks all
Of which decided bargains will be offered.
and superior stock Of all kinds of cloths,
meres, and veshnrs, prices much reduced.
include cloths aud weodr for boys
large lot Of printed drug ettH for hopcoths,
All kinds Of mourning goods constantly on hand.
Gentlemenis under shirts and drawers, all kinds.
full supply table diapers, damasks, and towelings.
all other articles In line usually found In well ordered
dry goods house.
unpaid, and are long since due Us.
Terms cash, unless arranged 20 the contrary.
articles prices, and fair dealing be relied IN all
PERRY a BROTHER,
Feb 5-l0teoH Opposite Centre Market
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For Sale upon Easy Terms.
THE half Lot No b. and improvements 3
j. Lot No. 3, in square of square %.
Lot No. g. in square 53i, 18th 4 L streets.
Lot No. g. in square 4o5
Lot No. is, In square 5l3.
Lot No. 8, In square a25.
Lot No u in square 6i2.
Inquire Of JOHN r, PEPPER,
First floor Adams's Express Iron Building.
Jan 27-eodn
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
wortbipgton q. Snetbcn


oNTNyEs TO practise law in the Supreme Court 70 attend e
against departments and
patents IT home and abroad obtain and
OF the United foreign
Of funds
gage and 10 negotiate The purchase and sale loans lands and
patent rights in State Of the Union
Particular attention paid 20 California anduo coming
the United States Supreme Court appeal
Communications, prepaid, addressed w G. snethen Carroll
Place. Cspo nun washington, ~ W WIZ meet with prompt at
tenton. Oct oB-dly
IN LoUDoN CO., mems and taior., Browns Hotel
have opened their with args
and weieeoted stock Of goods for gepuemens
vestngs and furnishing goods generally.
officers viii find
epaue sasbes aees, and
regulation OF their respective prescribe
stock goods, desire To please, with the cash system
protect against high Inducements that
Offer and most respectfully solicit patronage.
TOR Rent, the large and oornsnodious house
II occupied by the Brazilian Minister.
apply 10 Gen. Gratiot, SIX buildings.
scpt2l--codu Iinon.]
nay GOODs.-YERBY MILLER now opening YER
~ choice and cheap stock Of dry goods, such as
Cusbmeres and nous dc lame, all prices
Plain plaid and brocado silks
Watercd poplns
Mernoes all shades, and very cheap
Parametto ciotbs
Aipacns and bonhaznos, all grades
With various other descriptions ofmourning goods
A very large assortment of cnmtnic and muslin bands
various styles embroidered linen cambrc and cea
lawn handkerchief, very cheap
FJny dozen Alexander best Kid gloves
all kinds ofdry goods adapted TO ladies' wear and AZ price
thai cannot fail 10 please
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9Th streets.
Dec I4-eodimif
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SUPERIoR CHAMPAGNE wINE.-Landing this day
" IRON schooner Cisaro--
IS baskets Boxers very superior Champagne wise
5bnsketz Renaud trncoish Heidscck Champagne winc
GEO K rios. PARKER \ co,
Jau 6-TuwS-fwif Opposite Browns Hotel.
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DRAPER and Tsiior.-wILLIAM TUCKER, late OF The
firm OF Lane Tucker Pennsylvania between * and
9th prepared 10 calls his
public generally having opened very
OF and English Cloths
yesn selected by himself with great from the most extensive
importing houses OF New York and PHILADELPHIA Of which will
be sold lowest pce reputation his establish
sufficient all who may him with their
Of the style in which his win be executed
B shall be ready in ten days show Of the hendsom
est styles Of overcoas that have ever been offered In this city,
Sept Ql-9awJw
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THIS institution very pleasantly Georgetown
ueghtshe prospect from embracing the city Of Washington,
miles, the o Aerandna IL is do
limited number Of boys the benefit Of FOOD
PRACTICAL Christian education seeks 10 combine the advantages
with the proper discipline OF
Christian home.
win begin November l. Parents who for
earlier admission confer with the Rector
Application for admission Of pupils for further information,
be addressed,
Rev. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, d. @.
Bishop OF Maryland and Hugh Dsvey
L. D. Baltmere Hon v Chamber Kent county, MIDI Aaron
Fourth Auditor Of the washington
w. Bevehout
Carolina, Col Miller Hcilowe., st. Mays, Georgia.
Sept l6--2sw4w
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VNAPP's Chemistry Applied 20 the Arts vol. >
IN Just published. London, 1881.
OF the External Forms Of Man wolf and atlas
o plates. London.
Niehos Architecture vol illustrated Lon
don, 1851.
ouehetts Practical Treatise Microscope VOL, illus
uated. London.
Biography by NJ. J. Schleiden, NJ d. vol H.
iususded. London.
Prchardh Natural History vol. 50 engavings
Operative and Surgical Anatomy
French by Doctors Van Buren, and ssaes
Just published.
Many angravinga. FRANCk TAYLOR
| Dec N
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LAM ..s. 90
baltimore and Washington RaiIrond-Chnnge of
Hours
IN Monday December s the trains between
" Washington Baltimore will be lolowss
Leave Washington at and 81, A. u, IL, M, and s. r. m
Leave Baltimore al o and 81, and and ~, r. m
Tbesecond from Washington and the fourth from Baii
will with train 10 and from Philadelphia
a. II. PARSONS,
Nov 29-du Agent
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COKE, Tar and Lime hand and for sale at the
" Washington Works-The coke fuel gives
heat and gs almost readily charcoal The coal tar used
chiefly the Of timber The lime
impegnated with
and far the ordinary lime when used for that purpose
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CLEARINGHOUSE OF &. w. PAlRO--WILLIAAi
NoURsE this day becomes the Banking and Ex
change c. w The business will hereafter
In of Paro Nourse
JANUARY l6, 1852
The Banking house Of PAIRo NoURsE open
he
sight bills purchased all the principal cities OF
Union.
Land warrants purchased
per per deposs when len for thirty days
longer.
wanted
Jan l7-dlm
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0FEICIAL Military Books, for sale by Taylor 4
" MhURY, booksellers, 9th street, Washington.
Cavalry Tactics, vols price s5-very scarce
Wsyne's Sword Exercise price o..
scotts Infantry Tactics, 3vols price ~ so.
Instructions for Mountain Artillery price rs cents.
Cooperf Tactics and Regulations for the Militia.
Instructions for Field Artillery, Horse and Foot
Cross's Military Laws
McCombs Courts Martial
Ordnance Manual.
Army and Navy Registers.
And all other government books and documents,
Sept
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90;
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Long E.ta biishsd
aud Route TO the West.
for Ptsburg Wheeling take the which
Baltimore O'Clock, and ~ O'Clock Cumberland
coaches plank by Somerset West
Youghiogany Ptisbug about
hours, Wheeling about - hours Baltimore.
Baltimore risburg, $40 ooo Wheeling, Sll 90
Washington ~ so IL so
Phadelpha II 90
Dec 3l-3m J. +. ENGLAND, Agent
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Il. L. MILLER
Of Virginia.
YERBY d MILLER,

q. W. VERY, L. T. MILLER,
of Washington City. OF Virginia.
YERBY d MILLER,
It'll and eth Streets Washington D.
WHOLESALE retail dealers foreign staple
fancy goods, carpets, mangs, cloths, table
and piano bed Spreads Blankets sheengs, and
nisbng dry goods generally
suet prompt, personal attention given to orders.
Dec 27-lyif
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FRrD. rArEJ tWILubn TATE.
FRED. TATE 4 BROTHER,
(Ldfe Of Hantsriie, .didbeua,)
IrTopNrYs couNsELLoEs Law, ORANGE, rlYErTr
cousrY, TEXAS,
NJ ILL their prompt business 10 them
w in Fayette and the adjoining counties.
b. Particular attention paid to land claims and collections,
Jan I6-d3m
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Sept 2o-6mosd

nlsSOLUTION Coparte m heretofore
~ under the Brother this day.
dissolved Mir George Dyer will attend to the
Of the
is respectfully requested. EDWARD q. DYER,
GEO. +. DYER
WAsmSoroS, September %, 1870
coparnship tho and firm of Mcclure,
will the general auction commission
old stand Of Dyer Brother Of 10Th and
| avenue.
slowed the late fn and pledge themselves discharge
fully every conhded to them.
Dyer prepared advances upon all con,
signments, and to cash all sales made by them
EDWARD @. DYER,
J. Z. MCGUIRE.
wAsmsoTos, septemhA, VI, 1850.
Sept 27--du
General Agency at Washington, ID. q.
pY A. M FARQUHAR, formerly Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
IL for claims the
the revolutionary the with Great Britain
ida
For pensions, bounty land, OF scrip,
Bounty LandW attend to the purchase and sale OF bounty
land ON order
Patent OfesThe applications for patents, procuring
drawings &c, will be attended all their
General Post 0FosAl claims against the department will
Posecuied settlement Of eonscton quarterly accounts Of
New Orleans Delta Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser Louis
Vile Democrat Louis New Era Cincinnati
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press viii publish
the Of S. and send their bills this oce accompanied
with June 24n
ID IL. HOOE ~ co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers N
carpcting floor oil cloths maings curtain materials,
sheetins blankets and furnishing goods generally.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and 9th Streets Washington
ID. C.
Aug 2o-f
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WHTTEHURsT's now and extensive Gallery OF Pre-
miun Daguecotypes the Of Duva Bro between
~ and 9th streets, Pebnsyvana
This gaay advantages others, being built
the second noor and arranged expressly for this II
tain the kyigh In this country and the
Baltimore. II facility
for copying paintings dagccoypes not having It's
the world where may obtained beautiful and highly
dgueueotpee all weather. though cloudy preferable
for children, Post norton promptly attended
Awarded the medal Pair OF Maryland
mte and premium the late Fair New York.
GALLrsrsNo o05 Baltimore street, Bamore 3U Broadway,
New York Pennsylvania Washington, D. CT II Main
street, Richmond Virginia Lynchbns Virginia Norfolk Viz
ginia and Petersburg, Virginia,
These galleries open public all day
J, ", WHITEHURsT,
Dec. I2-d3m Sole proprietor.
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A. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DRaPERS IND T.dIJ0RS,
No. 3o3 Broadway, corner OF Duane sreeL

No. 13 broadway, corner OF Duane street,
.sbore the Trrns House, Ns~ York, 49,.
p EsPECTFULLy invite the attention cffiends and INC p
IL their OF spring goods, OF the newest e
which they prepared to make up n the best manner %
fashionable style rsir usual moderate prices fe,h
cassimees, and vestngs, Of latest imports'ons elegant
for dark do Of Paris emhrodencs
There skfu employed this
and waistcoat'
complete In itself Army and uniforms ma
order with accuracy and despatch, and in the most
who visit this metropolis will find At TINS
everything their and perfect ht lie always Inst
NJ. II. PRsnIru rs-Tbcse elegant wsisiooss
admired Castle Garden, have been a"sfo
premium by American Institute at their late faf
Febl5-dm
I KNOX WALKER will practise law In inc s.pi q
Court United States, and attend to the prosecns
claims against government Address Washington d.
Mar. 1o-n
NE oUINCEy,s Literary "Reminiscences, y vols D
IL being 7 Of uniform edition Of his WORKS
Motberwells Poshumous Poems, vol. n,.u.u
The Vision OF Sir Lannfais poem; by James huss pov
Memoirs OF the Rev. Jos Buckminster and OF ms son'
Buckminer by Eliza Buckminsr Lee lNo II IN. pfo
Brief Morars, with an account lent
employed at public works ~ Boston hapoii "
wm, II, Wright, U. 3. Rngneere
This day received for sale BY x,,o, . Nanny
ssntn Boohseisers, near eh sss'N
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Al ATIIEW CLAIR CLARKE has reopened a
MI Office of law and agency business,
the Department OF the Interior and nearly Of
Wizards Hotel where he boards.
Nov 2o-d3m MAT Intel. Republic, Telegraph
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COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES, Washington county,
hayandThe second OF the session begins
Monday, March Applications for the admission Of pup OF Cor
made the Rev. JOHN n. KERfOOT
d. D. Rector College OF st. James Post Office, Maryland
charge board tuition &C. for the academicRI
year, in the College or Grammar School, sss15.
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PennsyIvanis Railroad,
r. NJ rW77Ngxl WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Betwe
A2& vH&@k9 Philadelphia and Pittsbug-Tims reduced
AFTER LIST Of December
sengrs win carried BY The Pennsylvania Railroad Company be
Philadelphia and Pittbu IN twenVou hours, win only
weny eight miles Of staging an excellent turnpike
Pare, sal.
This Is The shortest and great West
Atlantic Cities all respects Of the
highest character. .-.. -
THOMAS MOORE,
New 1l-d3m Agent Penn'a Railroad Co.
JAMES l.. EDWARDS, late Commissioner OF PEN
Simeon Smith, alaw, formerly Of Ogdens
burg New opened office in Washington city for
business for claims before Congress and
departments Of the general government They
that be Entrusted
be made members Of the last
Congress.
Hotel, will be duly attended to-
Sep lO-dly
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yUOODI WOODI wOODI-The subscriber has a his wood
yard l bridge, hundred cords Of
hickory and pine wood, which he sell
His III be the yard all tmes ready deliver such
lie will refer
of his friends and customers the quality the WOOD
kc viz To T. e. Daniel John T. Frost John Ciage O.
Dr. Bayy Washington, Rev, L. r. Morgan, Rev. Mr. Ham
iOn.
Jan 7-co2m. GEORGE w. CONWAY.
VALUABLE business stand for Rent In Washington
and immediate given OF the three
In the large building erecting the odcsblhed sand the
Market They built the
modern style for the goods business and with ghir
The e feet wide by so feet deep in the clear with
side the - feet wide by u feet high IL
is wide by S. deep and feet inches high
the and finished for well lighted by several
windows and around the building The second 'front.'
Market IL feet wide, 81 feet deep then becomes
20 feet wide by - feet deep, having skght feet wide by y feet
long finished wide by IS
deep, inches high. There n communication from
with its basement easy stairway. The third
wide by 81 deep, with kygh by feet In the
Of the large could be made by throwing the
into Each vault In the
fuel.
For apply to the subscriber the Potomac House, north
side Pennsylvania avenue between ID and ~ streets
Dec l3-TuThSatd ANNE Il. DERMOTT.
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Pacific Mall steamship Company.-The only Through
Linc for California and Oregon.
fa1~n.o~ The public informed that under the
IIAkx rangements OF this company, inspected
SEIkIT and approved by the Navy Department. and carry
Szz4=z&1sa- the United States nails will
Panama and San Francisco 18th each
unless detained by unavoidable accident will
Diego and Monterey The following packets belonging
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company OF which will be
a n no n Pacific:
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THE BANK OF THE UNION, I'm Browns Marble
i Building, the transaction exchange and
general banking business.
RIO. II. GALLAGHER, President.
8. w. MARsn, Cashier.
Dec left
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WM. T. DUNALL Merchant Tailor. date Lusby &
Duva under the National HOTEL would take this method
informing his and the public generally he has
the north side of the taken under National
Hotel Immediately adjoining the main entrance he 10
with choice Of cloths
to furnish clothing order the shortest notice. and style
TO be surpassed.
lie also constantly hand OF furnishing
goods for genemen wear all OF which viii be sold moderate
prices.
The public respectfully invited to give him call.
Several handsomely furnished rooms be had BY applying
above. Jan l-3tAw2w
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HANGING ACADEMY.-First Course.-Mr r. r. Liable
has the honor the citizens OF Washington George
and Alexandria, that his fret Of dancing the
will commence Thursday November at his room
Thomas Parkers south Pennsylvania
avenue 9th and 9TH opposite Browns hotel
Days of tuition; Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
All the fashionable will be introduced and aught
tf-dn
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FRENCH JUVENILE BOOISs.-Amele on le tromphe de
a. In Pete Mine Berner
lie Bon frdoIin ct lie Mechsnt Thsry par @. 9. schmid
r. Marcel.
Lee Deux cfeoles, enuaineent de IErempe par Nine
Saunders.
Illustrations dc liiistoire ssnte par rAbbe Rousser
Hasuen. GU ie Devouement fial Mime fnuene.
Ama'a corsni 90 rohene de sienne par Doublet
Simpes Confess par NJ. pAbbe Roussief.
Etudes Historiques, l'usaee de In Isuneaso.
Les Truis Fills du Captains par Loon ouefin,
And others Of various kinds, pricss for youth OF
every age imported direct from Paris by
FRANCK TAYLOR
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United States Mail Steamship Company.-The only
Through Lime For California and Oregon
IVA oHAaRKs0
. fork, Laeana, RsV Orlsons, Kingston, and eAaI

The splendid fleet VI sea steamers belonging 90 thls
-szn4& company continue 10 run IA connexon WIN he
- OF the Pacific Mail steamship Company
between the ports above named, carrying he United
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Tor the large and oontu,odtous house In the
II first occupied by the Brazilian Minister. 3D.
For terms apply 20 Gen. Gratot Sr buildings.
scpt2 l--eodu Intal.]
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THE Political Works of John q. CeIhoun.-beinC
i disautlon government and discourse con.tn-
ton and government United States, 900 pages oc
TO followed by others For SALE singy together,
Dec 10 FRANCk TAYLOR.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-22
RANDOLPH.

We have already recorded successful effort
under the Vermont Liquor Law, in Randolph
Here is another
The OH Lolc .7gain.-Since our last, there
has been two other prosecutions for violations of
the present License Law in tins town. Thomas
WEIGH was found guilty Of three offences, and
hned 30 dollars with costs. David Comstock, Of
East Randolph found guilty of irtniy-sir
special charges, and fined 26O dollars and costs.
Both Of the above cases, with the one we MOTTO
ed last week, have been appealed to the County
Court - Gren Momiain .Egis.
From correspondent of the Middlebury Reg
lister we learn that this successful enforcement of
the law is due to the efforts of several respecta-
bic citizens who, sometime last winter. pledged
their services and their property, if need DC, in
enforcing the law. Some of the auti-temperance
men undertook to procure the arrest of these
gentlemen on charge Of conspiracy" and
succeeded in obtaining the signature Of grand
Juror to complaint Subsequently this grand
juror ordered an erasure of his name, and so the
prosecution for conspiracy has failed The
results in Randolph, as well as in sundry cases
in Windsor County, show that the thing wanting
in Vermont is Herue rather than ia,c
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The force under Sir Colin Campbell had reach
cd Peshawaur.
The progress Of the rebels in China was dcci-
ded and unquestionoble. The Governor General
of the Canton province had been beseged in one
ofhis own towns, and the remnant of the Imperial
forces had been signally defeated
London, .1pra 3d. "a sample Of Irish beet root
sugar was shown in Mincing Lane yesterday, and
excited much interest Specimens were despatch
ed to America and the continent Including the
duty Of ten shillngs, the cost is % shllings the
cwt It is worth in London 2}s, it being soft
gray, but in Ireland it sells at 3js. They make
II at the rate of 30 tons per week.