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The House then went into committee Of the
Whole, and took up the River and Harbor bill
Several amendments were moved, and agreed
to-
Mr.. Johnson, of Georgia moved to lay the bill
on the table, which was ncgatived, yeas72, nays
lOi.
The bill was then passed by vote Of yeas
lob, nays IS
SATURDAY. July 81.
The Senate was not in session on Saturday.
HOUSE,. The bill authorizing soldiers in the
late war with Great Britain to surrender their
bounty lands which are not fit for cultivation and
to select others IN their stead was discussed dur
ing the morning hour.
The House took up the subject Of the public
printing.
Mr.. Marshall Of Kentucky. on the part of the
select committee, gave an outline of the plan, the
principal features of which are
lst. To repeal the present system.
I'd. The election of public printer, who is to
execute the printing not only for Congress but
for the executive departments.
Sd. BY the appointment of a Superintendent Of
Printing, 10 stand between the public printer and
the Government, to see that the work is neatly
and expediiiously done and to exercise gen
era supervision on the subject.
Mr.. Cdngnan moved the previous question,
which was seconded, and under It's operation the
House rejected the bill originally reported by the
Printing ommitee, aud also substitute here
toiore offered by Mr.. jenkins, and then agreed to
the proposition reported this morning by Marsh
all of kentucky-yoas 81, nays 81.
The House then Adjourned
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Five Days Later from California.

NEw YoRk, July %. The steamer Prone
THUS, Capt. Churchill. from San Juan del Norte,
with $500 in specie and l20 passengers ,arriv-
ed this afternoon.
The mining news indicates continued prosper
ity, and the harvesting in many counties Is pro-
crossing rapidly.
In Mariposa, extreme and summary measures
had been taken to drive foreigners from the mines
The tide Of emigration continues UNDATED
Nearly 1000 Chinese arrived at San Francisco
within the ten days pre-, ious 10 our advices. aud
over 1000 within the two days Immediately pre-
cedng.
The news from the interior is scanty A
lump OF pure gold weighing IS pounds had been
dug up on the Yuba river.
The difficulties at Manposa between the A.
mericans and French still continue. A number
Of Frcnchmen who had been driven away had
arrived at Sin Francisco and laid their gricyan.
ces before the French consul.
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DOSNEGANNA lIoTEL, I
NOMINAL. lnlX 30.

bpNNtnANNA HOTEL.
MONTREAL, July 30.
DEAR W.-We have Just arrived here from
Lake Ontario, and have enjoyed most delight
ful trip to-day down the Rapids Of the St Law
renee river, from Ogdensburgh to this place.
Many Of our party left US at Ogdensburgh for a
iand route to Saratoga, Lake George, the White
Mountains, &c. which BY the way, is a sad mis-
take no traveller for pie sure, should miss the
passage OF these Rapids, which is far more
novel and interesting than any other part Of the
route from Niagara Falls here; the scenery for the
entire distance is magnificent; the rich foliage
Of the surrounding shores, the fertile and pic
teresque Islands which often meet the eve the
many points Of historical interest which lie along
the route, and the noble, majestic river itself
with It's laughing, tumbng, roaring rapids, all
combine to render it one Of the most exciting
and delightful trips in the world. II was our
good fortune to take passage in the steamer
q" British Empire ono of the boats Of the Amer
lean Line commanded by Capt ID. $. Allen. an
accomplished sailor and gent emany officer :;
hs poieness his watchfu care and kind at
tenton to the wants and comfort OF his passen-
gers have rendered him am especial fayorlte
with the travelling public
The splendid boats of the Ontario & st Law
renee Steamboat Co. lthe .imercm Line" so
called aro the admiratlonoe all. V,vcfc pas
sengers 10 the Bay Siatc7 and the "New-York,"
both very magnificent boats, and for strength.
speed, comfort and elegance. NOT surpassed by
anything n this country. be safety of these
boats, and the superiority Of them over any others
that run on Lake Ontario or the S. Lawrence
and the kind attentions of the gentlemanly Off
csrs who commind them, are too well known
TO require more comment
We advise all our friends, who visit Niagara
Falls, 20 return by way of the Rapids to Monr a ,
or they will lose that which is, excepting Niaga
ra Itself, most worth seeing.
al who travel in this part Of ;he country, and
from here through Lake Ontario especially,
should secure a copy of the Guide" lately
published by Capt Van Cleye, the gen,emanly
Treasurer Of the Ontario roopany, who. with
his lady, was with US ON board the British En-
ptre7 10 our late trip It is distinct and relia-
bic guide TO all points on tse 81. Lawrence and
Lake Ontario; shows clearly the connections
between the different railroads and steamboats,
in tins part of the country, aud notes PARTICULAR
iry all objects of interest on the route. 1t is a
valuable work merely for the information it
contains and indispensable to the traveller
We are stopping at the Donneganna Hotel
kept by j. H. Daley. Esq, most popular anC
gen,lemanly landlord as the crowds daily arrv
ing and leaving his house testify. 1t is very
quiet house. everything going on with system
and order, and in point Of comfort and elegance
il is the best house IN Canada. We have mel
vet been about the city. If we find anything
worthy Of note you shall have it.
Yours, /.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05

TIE Fishery Troubles. Boston. Saturday, July
81, 1852. The fishing schooner Northern Light
arrived Al Booth Bay, Maine from the Bay of 81.
lawrence, reports beng boarded hy a British
cutter, aud requested not 10 fish within three
miles of the land-headland TO headland and the
line was mlrked on, IN their presence.
The schooner Wave, arrived at Gloucester re-
ports thtt on Monday last, while lying at anchor
near Sable Island IN company with the fishing
schooner Helen aaria, of Gloucester British
cutter boarded them, and on finding some fresh
bait on board the Helen Maria selzed her anC
took her into Pubrlco. The crow of the Heller
Mara alege that they we're not fishing and haC
no intention Of cvadng the treaty. They hat
pnt IN for supplies he intelligence has caus
ed considerable excitement among the Glouces
ter fishermen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05

Qua FoRrIsN POPULATION. The total num-
Der of Immigrants into the United States since
1870, and their descendants is given IN the cen
sus for 1850 as 4,35O,g3l. he actual number
of foreigners who arrived during those sixty
Years was, 1853, 90, of whom probably not
more than 100000 survived in June, le3o.-
Since then about 200, 900 have arrived; so that
OF our population of 25,500,000, probably about
2,1OOiOU0 are of foreign birth. About one hali
o. the entire Immigration into the United States
ior the last twenty three years has been IRISH;
about one fourth Germans, and the remainder oil
various nations.
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nrigl,lon lInrhct. InI, on.

Wo.aftsd tor he no-ton AT, ,dv,nisrt
Market si' HeefCatie 300 stores. y5a SWINE and 4sO0
sheen
rHors ne"i Cttic-W qlofc Esira 81 so a675 ;
hsl quaity $500 6,25i scuno qu, 5,-5 So iiri
$50
Nofk IKE 81 go. "a y. -. % ~
,o~s md g. y'--dun Saic- so 80 %, 80 33a35
siofes- No = les me- iced
3 aud 325
Swioe'ld iiags6 IA and ga -nia. -hoa,. : aao
ia iat hogs ind s At retail hom I 80
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NORTHFIELD ACADEMY.
MIR. & MRS. MANLY.


tLATE uF ORANGE COUNTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL )
AVE been permanently otgared ~ the Principal nd
ifrtHn ret. OF thi. SeuiHfy and viii be assisted in
~ are k"~n 10 have ul experience 10 instrue
namcnnl o. hr solid branches iho Student hsil be
my, uorrectg md thofoueby q, only the
tnrrtnrt, uut On theft ehne orstudy. pfepafa-
ere NO instruction will ha hiossd vain Lie that does
naf, whiln cnnun sr- tnnv eder, teath independent
rSfn.inuinn snd - i-rsltsncc.
w confirm OF these refer 10 the long
aui .ucco.sful experience OF tho Phneia al
bpuv r0Nin the inoH iug Testimony fom the col
unin- ~ ihe thtiftil 10 NfsFrr-rfs
" Nr NasLf and his accomplished lady have acquitted
euvahe rui4iion irachrrs-that NOS difficult
vel as eSreriinriv fcsnpus'bi' profession We
,w thr prHcn and eei eeI gisa-ure 10 saying TO pa
rents aud luifns hai they piuco heif chiden and
uads zoo h cHsfer with hH fullest confidence that Their
mufHl intellectual ad rysira al welre and cuintoft viii be
is him fiNi'ly 1ud uHtifihrt sought "
The vafiuu- iual rrtrnrrs viii be iuttflfrd BY IN
enucl new and lgaho arpaus selected by the ffinci
pL
thircts Tor tuition will teoiai, as h.feiof 70
BHfrd private iniiHs, ll-f oirdera
hf had upon teasunahh terms
For narfnisu fuf as.iiance IN rucufinp rooms or
bnrd spi beat my rae 10 he ssctesr, ~ Pinci-
pei
Tr FALL TERMof eleven wc,k commence, sep'en
hat ff-t
W THAVtR Pes aeni Hoatd Of
". CArFbN TER, seer taIyt ltusfors.
Nntihf I fnh Do. l-Hl -lfw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05

Cheap .NIiis-The editor Of the Plouehman
Is scOldmg about the cheating in mails which he
siys afe made out Of scrap iron bought Tor one
cent pound melted, and the brittle stun Is made
INTO nails and spikes-and people buy them oe-
cause they think them cheap, The consequences
are, that the sh ngles fastened with them oiow
on m h,lf dozen years,-the stagings fastened
with them tumble down and break the bones Of
the workmen-iud wooden frames that are ex
peeted to be placed by them, reel to and lro
re ison that shingles blow off the roofs before
they are half worn Mr. Buckminlster says he
has seen yard square of shingles blow off IN a
high wind, where the shingles were sound, but
the nails were rotten, and the wet had entered the
crevces in the iron and caused the nails to rust
Oh IN eight or nine years.
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Vermont Central Railroad Co.
BLACK RIVER ACADEMY.

Fall Term commences Wednesday, sept. 4.
Mhter icrsn, zee. !.
BOARD OF INsrRUCTION.
Gro. 81 ,,AEuNEH. A. g., troei ai
JOHN 3. lam, 4 a., Ar.uriair Puncipai,
Mics H..iEN g.. fLElti lER, Prrccpifr.s.
Prot =. ". WILSON Teacher OF Education.
t.HF Ttu-tees OF th. n-'uton announcing tho pros
eat ed ct iftchrfs tc,l coid that previous
hieh repuaeu e -ust.inr aud thar efforts Will he
pared ihe schu both pousan, and profit bile
nay be- cuuuecrd with a. has designed that the
instruction - she department. shah he hrraugA and
shall inruht arrsof habfs Of stacy, and discipline
hs n,ni ,AdsPenfes = Aough we as iaci, Of ae'
QUESTION.
Er.qucni cr'nfrs will sivra upoa subj Of npof-
connected Hh -tu AID Pfacftosi hs alto, upon
tho instruction AID uIHua- ement OF Common schools
~ fFIuN.
Cannon Ensli.h Bneehe.' $500
Higher " " aAh
i.atin and Greek, 400
Mu.ir ~fth use Of Piano 30
nfswing and Pau tug, each, extra, 100
An charge vii be- uadn T hodafu Languages, ac
cnriing ct in-tfurtiun gwen.
BOARD private families from 81 so 10 81 IS week
Anpe a"fded fuf Hose wishing Board
themselves
"a, for ur'hof particulars application may be made, by
o. Hon A. uban ashbufo, samuel
t. Atmius'uns tsq -
uaio~ ". Juy, lsa2 sesaw io-ru of l'us'ess,
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NllII ICE.

MOTTO II.
xVHERc ", the Lrgi-i 4 the state =. Vernon, by
w 40 art appfavtd Nov ubur o., A a. g. da
"A q quarter cruts tach al iud
a. ~. several Of lad to sounty Cairdo aud
- ate Of " fmlnt Goshen Gifr linns the
Of Mhe.luek G,sheh Gore, dlIinng tho ui PAIN
n.di Br,d, vse, ana ttins TO- danis .equaser 10
public, puu oh iftahl excepted 90 the posu
ct fasng m'ues pty OF h~ ia'liite- ct sd ouniy
Tlrse the Hpuetofs and itnd uNnrf- Of lhe
Land tu ssvefal tfes blve whu have not
Dad pro oi -aui he suiscrbufs ih't 80
auch viii be- quisto 20 d-ehaf-e ihsi
a. PEE Whh viii sold az pupr Nendue
e Couu House D,nv,i ssid touny ga hondas,
hh day Il september nekti sad sale 10 connen'e al
ae araek N OF day tHf conaur h"m day ." aayi
uniii the shall be- cuniI ! ted. .
tuied Al Sit. lyld thi. a,h Of July, A. u. l5S2
IAUAN "A N. CRAY tviioetofs
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cofol Nous & Notices.

cofol Nous & Notices.
49, the lovers of good music who desire
,,o,t are referred to the advertisement of
-. nempster. lie is spoken Of by the press
,h, others who have heard him, as first among
hoe, If gentlemen singers. Go and hear him
". yourselves, at the Free Church, this evening,
Aug.4. .
u,,b;pgion County Grammar Scloo.-We
IA the pleasure of attending the quarterly tx j
.;,a,ion Of pupils IN this institution Of Monday
,.. The scholars acquitted themselve. with
.,ocb credit to themselves aud to their teachers.
.r,. only drawback TO the interest and pleasure
,be orcnsion was the incessan, clatter of
..se's hoofs. and the ratilng Of wheels on the
t.loe in rear Of the Academy. When Will
,or ci,izens move cilectually in giving our youth
,nle,sant and comfortable Academy; y.
we learn with pleasure, that Christ's church, |
,ts Mace. are under obligations 10 &. J. I
KERN. lisa for a valuable Sunday school Libra /
B.--Pair'ot.
This IS the third school here, supplied by Mr..
Keith. All are now supplied by his libcrahty.
B,nt at .Norhfeld We learn from the St
Adams Messenger that Bank has been organ
Ted It Northfeld under the new banking law Of
Vermont and that James G.. Dunn Esq. Of Bos-
i,o late city treasurer, has been chosen presi-
dent Of the institution.
Baier Cure Establishment There should be
one of the first best class at Montpeler but as
Dbl, one peases to move 10 the matter we would
d,rec, the attention of ingalids to the new estab
l.bneni az Brattloboro in this State under The
.rp.rintendence of Mr.. VIM Klngcr gentle
man from Germany, who has had much and sue
c..sfal experience in the water-cure system
An able and experienced physician is employed
.,th,. establishments We know something by
happy experience, Of the virtues Of cold water
careful diet, pure air and moderate exercise
and can chccriuly recommend 10 an nvullds
whohke such m.dicne a visit TO Bmtheboro, at
u. season Of the ycir. Success to our friend
Knnrs-. and health and happiness to all who yis-
nhs establishment y
NcKrvNrY & TrLrR's LrvrR PRrss.-We
have hla the pleasure Of examining one Of these
cheap. supple "nH N"iuao'e presses admirably
adopted 90 the purpose Of pressing ider Cheese.
r.,. lard. &c. ma can cheerG,llv recommend
ITO tl- special noti~e of Farmers and Nechan-
cs. Sc learn that Mr. Elias DAVIS, am indus
ru4 ani Ingenious mechanic of this village,
o..b ...l tbe ri.,l,, FL, r,,,,,r. ci,,ro and ,.,d
a., ne,
moss ,rrll 1.l..u-..1 90 ttpir usr ANA Nh Da
go
ftIf 20 I "lI "a lil. REESE uI
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THE TRIBUNE,
Scott leads the Column (!



| iiE Pnti.hers oi TnE WV YORK TRIBUNE prof.
irls copra Ut fh.ir trguiti and full eat, usues
'-l latf piao- zach rs ooumns Of Literature F"iics
commencing eth ite 18Th OF AUGUST. aud ea.iug with
>o' a'h' whto Ne eonha,n', hore 10 aau"uuce th'r III
,oo, 10, ,rr ,~ca wss,., som1a
copies 10 sdate.-. 2Ol
a sSs"p,.. DO DO do do gS
rymem 'r 81 60. 70 ACCOMPANY the order.
The % ciisH # o NFttt u = -tirr Prsdcnt vol
VILLA An a. IR NiAM Tor Nir, Pts.idrnt boo gear h'd
ari,it wsn-. sud -tisos'roned our e'iue- h.rr-
hns long heen hsed that General Scot
vcry htei aud marked BY his hrf,ir acnes
en's is lnc.umahf srf,ices 81 rnucai prrod. ple
r,iur va NH'ianl quty aud preventing she cfu
Of brudh, anqu stunned n'esrity .e devu-
ing fatnis, bis uu-c ii"uut position Ant hHnHuiis io
mot, The boz ms.-rs n one cihusi s invinrnle host
ani Irad ihen u Co tciur, so htrvlug iahur-
81 nod hui-t irf o.nuaun, aud noe caHh eutIy
nl io me fr.uIi tn i.itf, out -ansuiur anticplrs
The TtiiBi ~. -fauding rs own rlitetm 900 know
lection ,fscOIsr ,ai cNNtI A,i boz "a vii o,t b. ,s
-urrd ~ p.itif i..cu-.un We have chusen tu nf,er
tHnrfien cnh'r lugr sheet rather than j. HHH
cheaper because m posi Is ihe SAM and hecuso
Wish ueNp,nd iho kuuW dye OF what thr thune D h
uuaiy g. HE letters 81 "u' as-nciate, bAhANp IAN-
l. %, Sbo from -ytia, the ruins ct Nnrvah,
0 New bsus frurrciugt Of Congress, sui he GcurfHl
Forien md oncstc News OF ihe bay fthefa o. anoh-
cr journal 90 Anerice valuable ct interesting h.n
'he 11une % Is bot hoAuse more money 10 laoo is pcni
theituo.
iats ounho Form, sheet Al by AZ inches, showing
eight large and comp pHgrs ut fcaring mattrf About
which appcaf in our oet is-ues No en- d'l" d'iy in
th W,ri .iu- ding mntict than tie f'uue
which anodcd ui sou per an1nm' or 81 - ief three
SEMI ErKLY TRIBUNE
One copy tper snuuni 50 Two do IS Ten do $40.
WEtkiY rRibUNGt
Owe copy tper naram ST. rhree do s. Eisht o. sio
/ Iwfu} dn Co ONE .di ts-l -.
Subscription. io, 90. Cimpieu Tribune either Of our
r-uiir .u's are rfeprriui, ocurd- Al notes snrrie
ys '1tA' aaen Of par und may be- "m'it"i % ou nsA
O.. idlic--
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The last accounts from the city Of exico state
thu several battles hld b., fou hi between the
MeX,cans and Indians, in winch the former we're
defeated with considerable loss.
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NOT ICE.

IL. persons having unseiusd aeeousis with me or The
~ late hfn VI A A. Cforr, arc requested 40 sctte
'"' "''' L. Cross.
Mun,Pehsr, July -, lsi2 tssw
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~ he lovers of good music who desire a
a, ,rcat are referred TO the advertisement of
a.. nemps,er. lie is spoken Of by the press
and by others who have heard him, as first among
a.. hos, of gentlemen singers. Go and hear him
y. yourselves, at the Free Church, this evening,
Ano. 4.
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Beautiful Watered SILKS
WILL PRESENTED.
BLACK SILK s. GRAPE

GHc w ra3 = =
:, nnznN NEW PATTERNS, some very sissans--joss
: received al low prices ..,,, ..,vr,.s
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Washington County Grammar Scloo'-We
"A the pleasure Of attending the quarterly ex
.,;,a,ion Of pupils in this institution Of Monday
,... The scholars acquitted themselve. with
och credit to themselves aud to their teachers.
,r,, only drawback TO the interest and pleasure
r. tbe occasion was the incessant clutter of
l,rse's hoois. and the ratiling Of wheels on the
h,.doe in rear of the Academy. When Will
IN, cizens move oilectually in giving orr youth
pleasant and comfortable Academy? y.
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MOTH h.

I HAVE thi- day gwen lns son. PuilAN0ER 4 PRES
TON, hi. tnr, aad hii nciiarf e in his earnings,
LLAkk PRESTON.
Midd e..s, Aus 3, lisa sO'ss
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Bint at .Norttfeid. We learn from the St
Adams Messenger, that Bank has been organ
ICED Il Mortified under the new banking law Of
Vermont and that James G.. Dunn Esq. Of Bos-
too. late city treasurer, has been chosen presi-
dent of the institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
LATER FROM SAN JUAN.
Arrival OF the Steamship Prometheus, with
100000 iM Gold.

Arrival OF the Steamship Prometheus, with
100000 iM Gold.
The steamship Prone theus, Capt Church
i'll, with 23s passengers and 100000 in Gold, on
freight and in the hsncs of passengers, arrived this
morning, III 81 days from San Juan de Nicaragua.
She brings nothing later from California.
We are un 'er obligations to B S. Hopkios, Esq.
Purser of the Prometheus, Messrs. Adam, & Co.
ard J. w. Gregory, for papers and other tavors.
The steamship independence left San Francisco
the night of the Let ut, arrived at San Juan del Sur
the morning Of the 7th having stopped two days at
Reaejo.
The Prometheus left New.York March 5, at 3
P. NJ arrived at San Juan de Nicaragua the after
Of the 18th and, returning, left San Juan the
evening Of the 25th ult passenger named Ripley
Hudson, OF Maine fell overheard, and was drowned,
on the night Of the 9th 2sh, off Cape St. Antonio,
spole bark Water Lily, OF London, bound to Lon
don. 29th. off Double Head Shot Cay, at midnight,
saw steamer steering S s. w. 3Oth, at 80 A. NJ,
OF CsYsfert Reef, passed q steamer with Iaasts,
steering SOUTH April lat. s4O5 long IS Al, spoke
bark Sarah Chase, of Portland, 10 days from New
Orleans, bourd TO New-York.
The Prome.heus left the following vessels a. San
Juan U. S. sloop DIVA Decatur, Br. brig of war
ssppho, bark Republic, Of New.York brig J. vii.
iiams, of New Orleans steamship Alabama, Of
New Orleans.
The following are passengers in the Prometheus
Rev. ii. c. Briggs, r. A. Knox Wa Barley, WIN Hsn-
sen: W: G. PsTy. J. A Lewis. Roger Murphy Cyrus X
Tuhilll, TIssE Fisnnsssn, MI o: Mea, chas hsahar,
EewAId W Done Ripley Hucsea. Henry Donoh ss. Abrm
Peck. y. C. Fnhte jesse NJ. Kinly Or G. Clark. W. T.
+. Hsch, q. Nrzsl, L. Pratt, II. M Arasling, J. a.
lrsnssr. J. p. Keller. Joseph Sinpssa. ChAs Gambler
l. Tsssart, n. Smith. Hainell, H Gsodspesr, J. v
Hoag, H. l. fsh, NJ. Webster. A. Ciinblack. w.Perey,
Webb. X Houiin. l. J vandsrhavsa, Curry, d.
shaver A. Dslsr. X. schuldas, l. soly J. A. HusAs,
G. W Amy. p Ford. E. G. Gis0s Corsslus G!es.oa
J. l. Bacon, p Lloyd, A P.eArs. s. Trswbndgs. O. The
III. Esnssy, 4. c. Fern W Pickinsy e Lsnr z, s. K.
kpIT, G. Dssnsy. e. Allen, D. Jsrmsv, ". Buck
r. Pyle. ] = Stag. J. D. Cunning, J. B. sehafsr, D. D.
hsers. A sunh. G George. Pstsr Tyler. J. Johnson.
Jchl Keiws, and l37 in steefsgs
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How TIE MAIZE Law WoRKs.

How THE Maize Law WORKS. Geo.
S. Maynard. City Marshal of Gardiner, Maine,
"a manufacturing village Of some 5000 inhabi-
tants on the Kennebec,) in his Annual Report,
Just made, says:
The Act entitled An Act for the suppression
OF criBkirg houses ard tipeling shsps,' has been
rgicly and quietly enforced and iis good effects
may be seen N this City BY any unprejudced observ
er and telieye the good order and quiet OF eur
streets Is mainly tTaceabls 10 this fact The whsic
AMOUNT Ct liquor seized il about twelve barrels elk
of which have been Destroyed.
Az the commencement Of my Official term OF
Office. ihsre wsre In tAis city fourteen places where
iAoxlcaiSs liquor was sold rome OF them the ma
biyal resort OF drunken, roteas asd disordeslv Ger
tsns- But 1t 10 confidently hoped and bsisvsd thst
The leepegs OF these places have mostly N rot ~
a5s Dcered the isaf6c In Spurious qaors IN "a m
fsef that but one porsen has been OF dunk
eLntss for the last four months, aad pes NO have
sheen committed to the wasch-house for the last sx
noEthE.
II think 10 fosp or city in the State, with the
sise Iuneer Of inhabitants is so free froa rioters
ald enoietrlJ pfrsofs, - The CI.y Of Gasdlnssv