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QUADRIILE b AND
r. Il. WIlITCOMB

ii AS the pleasure to announce TO his friends
IL and the public, that he has made unusu-
al cxcrtions to afford them USIC for Dances
and Parties, during the coming winter lie
has engaged the services of Mr. j. b. HOLM
MRS a Swedish Artist of high reputation,
who came ont with JE>NY LiND, and was in
her Orchestra while she was ia this country.
Mr.. IIoLMBERd is one Of the finest Clarionct-
lists in the world. The artistic force of the
Band is rs follows -
II. +. WmircoMB, ........ LIST Violin
J. Il. lloLMBERG, ...... Clarionct.
j. i. DoUGLAss, .........2 ID Violin.
X. WmlrcoMn, .......... Bass.
Any number offices required will be fur
nished. Address,
Il. L. WHITCOMB,
Dec. !, 1852. SO. Aliddlebury, Vt.
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Notice

Is hereby given, that AN application will be
made AT the next session Of the General As
scmbly ofths State otVermont, for the renewal
Of the Charter and an increase of fifty thou
sand dollars to the Capital Stock ofthe Bank
of Nergcnnes.
Said additional Stock to be subscribed for,
within ten days after the books Of sub
scription are opened by persons not sharehol-
ders in said institution, and if not fully taken,
then others may be allowed to subscribe for
the same
by order Of the Directors
JAS. d. ATWELL. CasAir.
Yergennes, Sept.7, Is 8.
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For Preserving, Rrsioriag 4. BcanH(ying The
Hair,
Causing It 10 grow luxuranty, and giving ason
and curing appearance, of the IA Il
delightful character.
THE KATHAIRON neutraliz 5 the elect. ~ disease
climate, aud Old age, in presrrYins and restoring
no Human Hair, a'en amer a Badness OF masy
years. cleanscs tho scalp from DANDErFF,
aud oil iti natural impurities; Immediately relieves
sympathetic attacks of
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
And eures all Cutancous D.eHsc, OF the Skin such a.
s'I Nheum. Ery'pelas, Itch, determinations, &C., &c
Ai' moi, 70. .,.,,,.
For giving the Hair rich, sof, glossy ard curling ap
pcarancu, uutang has been discovered to equsl
It's inooniestcd, its incoHcsihe siuucs. II exhsrs
the pesfume or tho most delightful and exotic flowers
and 10 fire. FROM all mineral properties, or sny sub
stance which can color the akin, ,tain lady's hat
For
BALD ANn GRAY HEADS
II Il pre- eminsntiy beneficial.
"lhe kathairon naA fully restored my hair after
badness of - wears.
JAY COuRTRlAGHT, &c Boud-st N. Y"
The use Of the KathaTon ID Hdopted by tho first
phJ,icans in Europe and America, aud has a patron
acc and sale unprecedented in the history Of Tho Mate
ia Medca.
Sold by all reputable dealers throughout North and
South America Europe and the Islands Of the Ocean,
In large handsome bottles, for Is cts.
Profits only in extensive sales.
Soil to tue trade al liberal dscovnt, but commits
stoned in no instance.
4 TiOMAs LYON, Chemist and Manufacturer
ID. :. BARNES, Proprietor, lGl Broadway, Il. Y.
TO whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold IN hiddebgry by every Dusfist-and by all
Merchants sVerywhers.
Aso, Lyon. Extract OF Fine Jamaica Ginger.
V. c. Price & Co.. Troy, Wholesale Agents,
OF Northern n. Y.
4T6m.
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~ Tickets can be procured at the Fitch
burg Ticket Office, Boston, and Al tho pinci-
pal stations on the Cheshire and Rutland &
Burlington Reads.
WALTER S JOHNSON, supt
RUTLAND, Aug. Il, 1858. ISth
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Galen's Head Dispensary

No. Sc BEAVER street, in Clinton Hotel Bull
dngr, the Oldest institution under that name in
tins country, ever established for the removal aud
prevention oiihe Nencred seasc " itllout meicu-
ry.
NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURES.
Slight new cases Of affection cured in q few
hours by single application, without any medi-
cine and without causing any pain.
LONG STANDING AND DIFFICULT
CASES.
DR.. La CroiX has gained himself a great rcpu-
tation for the cure Of long standing and unuirc
treated Secrc; Diseases whether mild or yiruleni;
aud from an experience that very seldom falls to
the lot OF any physician, lie IL enabled TO warrant
perfect and lasting cure in any and all cases oi
above named diseases.
A INSTRUMENTATION TREATISE DIR.
LA Croix auior Of The Private Medical Treatise
-cheape.t book ever published; $50 laces and
100 plates, only twenty-five cts. Il copy on the in
llrmites and disorders of ouiL and Maturity,
which destroy the physical aud mental powers .
enieeble the natural feelings, aud exhaust the en-
orgies of Manhood. With practical observation
AMI treatment Of nervous deb litv local and con
slitn'Ional weakness, structure and all diseases
aul arrangements rcsultin, from lndiscretion, :
adopted b, Lallemand Rcord, and other eminent
members Of the faculty in France. With coored
Autographs illustrating the ANATOMY, physiology
and diseases Of the re productive organs of both
sexes, explaining their structure uses and fnc-
HONS, ana the various INJURIES that produced
IN them ly excesses of infections. Ii contains
many important hints TO those contemplating mat
rimony, which viii overcome objections against
marriage. None shouil take this imporlnui step
without consulting it, pages. 1t treats Of all dis
eases of females ciller married or single. Stran-
gers who require medical aid, before C, insulting
any decor, ought to read this book a. il will en-
able him TO judge whether he il properly treated
and thus prove safeguard against the npositions
Of quackery, 50 prevalent in popuuus cities. ANY
person sending % cts. enclosed in - letter (pnst
paid will receive one copy Of this book by mail,
ar five copies Will be sent foo 81. AdIreis Dr.
la CroiN. No. So Beaver ST., o. hos $40, T.. O.
Albany.
uTDr. Ia Croix offers to all those who desire
10 consult professional rcrron tic result Of 20
years experience N the hospitals Of Europe and
America.
YONG MEN
Let al,e molaty deter you from making vonr case
alone heffcud you. He who places hm.elf undci
DR.. LA Groy and his treatment, may rclsonsly confde
in his his honor a. geniltman, and In whose bosom
wil he forever locked the secret of his pntrnt
1hrtr are very few men in the world, in whom is
thc To tepose confidence, espccin ly IN of deli
cate nature. The many prrenders to medical science
with which tho c"nnty i, filled, and many disappon
ments to which the unfortunate arc subjected hv con
suitiug such men, renders It mrtier Of more Justice
10 caution the public a-an.t them, and point them T.
thr same "havcn Of rrpn,c" which j. under tho man
street, Albany y. Y. Is ~
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CHARLES LlSsLEY,
W.. Addison County
FRANCIS McGlLL, SCourt, June Term,
CATHERINE McGiLL & 1883
joins SHEA.
Charles Iinslcy, Of Mddlchury, in the
County Of Addison, having entered in court
at the December Term, 1859, his writ aud
declaration against Francis McGill, Catherine
McGill, and John Shea, all of said Middle
bur! in which writ and declaration the de-
PENDANTS are required To answer unto the
plaintiff, in plea, that to the paintihthc de
PENDANTS render the scizin and pcaccablc
possession OF a certain tract or parcel Of land
with the buildings thereon and its appurtcn-
ances, lying and being in Middlcbury afore-
said, and described as follows, towit bound
ed East by the highway, South by James
Jewcits land, West by other lands of the
plaintiff, and North by James McMann's
land, of which premises the plaintiff on the
lst ny Of April, 1852, was will srizcd and
possessed in his own right in fee, and 80 con-
timed thereof possessed until the III day OF
said April, when he was elected by the de-
PENDANTS to the damage Of the plaintiff, 200
dollars: And said cause having bccu continu-
cd now it being suggested to the court that
Francis McGill, one of the defendants was
without the State at the time of service Of
the writ, and has not yet returned within the
same. 1t is ordered By the court that this
cause he further continued until the next
term, TO be held ON the first Tuesday of De
ccmber, 4. b. 1853, and that in the mean
time notice OF the tendency thcreofbc given
said Francis NlcGill by publication of this
rlcr and substance of the plaintif's dcclar
alton three weeks successfully in the Middle
bury Register, apuhlic newspaper printed at
Middlcbury, in said county, the last of which
publications shall be at least thirty days pri-
or TO said next term.
GEO. s. SWIFT, Clerk.
J. a. BEcEwlrm, Atty. of Plaintiff 243w
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What Makes the Butter fly,

H. aQueslion readily solved by those who
have used the Worlds Fair Prize Chur
The subscriber is prepared to challenge
competition in Churns For compacincss
nonlncss, durability, pcriccincss Of finish and
working qualities, the subscriber claims that
his chlun Is superior TO any III use.
\ large assortment Of various sizes, and diff
tcrcnt stylcs OF finish, are ready for the mar
kct having been manufactured by the sub
scribcr himsclf or under his immediate SUI
pcrnicndcncc, for actual use.
Every chum is warranted as made of the
best material and put together 10 stay. As
the subscriber has made this his permanent
business the public has additional assurance
that things shall he as represented
Orders addressed TO The subscriber, at this
place, will receive prompt attention.
G. W. y.
Middlcbury, April, 1853. 52tc
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Fish.

No. l Conn. River Shad.
No. Mackerel, Extra.
No. . do. new.
Georges Bank Goldfish,
Northern No. Salmon.
For sale by u, NALLElrb'
July rs, 1858.
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$500 CHALLEN GE -,

w lIateycr concerns the health and happi
w ness Of the people is at all times Of the
most vfluablo importance, | take ii for gran
ted that every person will DO all in their pow
cr to save the lives oftheir children, and that
every person will eudcavor to promote their
own health at all sacrifices. ! feel 1t my duty
to soiemnly assure you that WORMS, nc
cordng to the opinion Of the most celebrated
Physicians, arc the primary causes Of a large
minority Of diseases TO which children and
adults are liable. II you have an appetite
continually changeaLle from one kind OF food
to another Bad iircaih Pain in the Stomach,
Picking at the Muse, Hardness aud Funcss
of the Belly, Dry Cough, SLOW Fever, Pulse
rrcgular-rcmcmbor that all these denote
WORMS, and you should at once apply the
remedy
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Med.otl Evidence.

WI, the undersigned PLY iclans, having had
horercipt ofih.ir mauufacare Submitted 20 us
TOR h. spec,i1u,,a HAT rHe nsrelicn'' ofaiici
iihcy are composed m.i;-s ta-m iis best Pm
In use iDr an diseases ofi.e Liver Impurities
OF the Blood, Sc. Wosa, tli-a-' cn'y from
our own judgment. bui also tlou ihai DID,. Wc
best medical authority III the Iut,u riffes
All diseases requiring the use of an Al.FFN
ATIVE, DIApHORETic and ltEGA-
TIVE MEDICINE, that came under our 30.
lice, haev been Ireaed with tie above Pills with
the most satisfactory success.
GEORGE WOOD, VI. y.
FRANKLIN BACHE, NJ. d.
g. McCLENNAN, NJ. ID.
CROWLEY, NJ. d.
l.. BOWEN, NJ. ID.
u Purchase none but those having the
signature, j., n. UOBtNSACK,' unon each
box, as all Others are worthless limitations.
Agents wishing new supplies and all Others
wishing 10 become agents, must address the
Proprietor j. n HOBENSACh, ut his La
buratory, No. l2o North SECOND Street,
above Race, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the
United. States.
Pamphlets giving Certificates of cures per
formed in different sections Of the country, by
the above medicines, can be had gratis
LILY.
For sale by II. A. sheldon, Middlebury,
W. G. Sprague, Vergenncs, C. 5. Chase, Bran
don; and Merchants & Druggists generally in
the State.
Redding & Co., Wholesale Agents No. S
State st. Boston.
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Farm for Sale !!

A Farm of 100 acres of choice land, stu
ated at the centre of the town in Cornwall
eligibly located for meetings, schools and post
Office, is now offered for sale by the subscri
her. The farm is well adapted to grass or
grain-islnow in a high state of cultivation,
well fenced and well watcrcd-has good SUI
gar orchard Of 800 to 400 trees also an APP
pie orchard Of grated fruit. The out-build-
ings are in first rale condition.; the dwelling
house is not new, but comfortable and pleas
antly located. In conneXion with the farm,
are offered for sale :hc farming tools ,scycncows
40 sheep. The farm alone, or the farm, stock
and tools, is offered on the most reasonable
terms. NJ. NJ. BLAKE.
Cornwall, Aug, 90, 1853. ls,tG
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100000.
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS,
INSURANCE COMPANY.

VNnIs Company was incorporated by the
l. Legislature Of the Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts in the yca7 1852, and have
paid in and secured Capital Of 100000,
and deposited with the Treasurer of this
State the amount required by IN Act of the
Legislature passed in October last, Cor the
greater security Of those nsuring in foreign
Companies The Dwellings of the Farmers
and others in the country will be insured at
very low rate for 3, I OF years, and at the
expiration of the Policy, can be renewed
without additional expense, other than the
Premium.
1t is earnestly recommended to all, who
are not ain, ady insured, To hccomc - with
ont delay, for You know not how soon your
dwelling may be laid in ashes
Cali on the undersigned previous TO insur-
ing, and learn the extremely low rates ~
which yorr dwellings can b. insured. An
other advantage in iusurins in this Company
is, that it is a Soel ComPaag,whch prccludes
the possibility of an assessment
c, NJ. OWEN, President,
j. c. GooDRinaE. Secretary
W. 5. LANE Agent
Middlcbury, March 10, 1853. tr47.
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Manufactured and for sale, Wholesale and
etail by l.. W. CLARK.
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III A t S

Extra Molcskin, Panama, Straw, and gen
crsl assortment Of Summer Hats.
May 1S. 1; IL A. SHELDON.
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WESTERN VERMONT

FIRST TRAN.
III Leaves Rutland, and arrive, At
U Il. W. Troy . % A NJ, connecting with
the Hudson River 1880 A. NJ
Train arriving in New York $50
Pm with the Harlem 10 80 Train,
arriving at New York 40 7. NJ.
Also, with the 30 A. VI. Express
Train for the West, arriving at Buff
fllo at F. NJ. in season for the
Boats for the different ports OH the
Lakes.
SECOND TRAIN.
In M Leaves Rutland and arrives at Troy
IL at 5.0j 7. NJ. connecting with the
Hudson River 3.l5 i. NJ Train, arriv-
ing at Ncwslork At g. 10 p. NJ; with
the Harlem % Z. NJ. Train arriving
at New York at 0 p. NJ Also with
the 4 p NJ. Train for Schenectady.
Syracuse. and the West
THIISD TRAIN.
~ "a Exprcss. Leaves Rutland and ar
j [ rives at Troy COS =. NJ connecting
with hudson River Is P. NJ.
Train arriving at New York at i.
90 =, NJ; with the : 7. NJ. Boats,
arr wing at New York carly the
following morning.
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Just Opened.

A new stock Of Carpets, Floor cloths, CO.
Goa and Rush Mating, Drggets, Carpet bind
ing, &c Also a good assortment of Mirrors,
large and small, offered cheap by
Middlebury, July 3, 1858. q BECKWITH.
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s ] 90.
National Black Ink

Coon Lamp Oil, at 81 90 gallon by
Y, Nav Is, 1: H. 4. SHELDON.
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Addison County
: Court, June Term,
1888.
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Sash.
lust received, and Tor ia,c by
y May 4, 1866. BECXHffH.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-08-18
Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2, 1858
Ihcrlection in this Stale, yesterday for members
of Congress and Legislature, passed oil With consid-
erabc spnt, but the thus far received
Their mcagre.
Col. WIN. Preston. the Wing candidate for Con-
gress in the Seventh District, i. elected.
In The Tenth District, the reports are tia; Richard
Stanton, Democrat.
From the FIRST Dis,ric, the returns are favorable
to Tie election Of Linn BOYD, Democrat.
Ia the Third District, Presley Ewing, Wing, has
probably been electe :.
In the Ashland District, Breckenridge, Democrat,
is thoua ht tn be successful.
There is nothing definite yet regarding tie COM
picxion Of the Legislature.
LOUISVILLE, l2k 7. NJ.
From the returns received up to the present time,
il j. probable thi, the following members Of Consle
arc elected:
FRS, Distrct-Linn Boyd Democrat.
Third Distiict-Prslcy Ewing, Wing.
Seventh Dstrct--Wn. Preston, Wing.
Eighth District. c. Breckenridge, Democrat.
Tenth Dstrct--Richard X. Stanton, Democrat.
From the Second, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth ani Nin,h
Districts nothing dciuite has been received
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Awfai Rail Road Accident.
PHlLADELruIA.A uu. 8. 1859.

c.ent, which occurred last evening on the Bevde, e
and Delaware Railroad, by the ears running off the
track. There were abort two hundred pc, sons on
board the train the time of whom are reported
70 be killed, and several wounded.
SECOND DisParCH.-The accident noticed above
occurred about sunset the t.aa consisted OF ten cars
which were thrown of the track 10y jumping
suddenly upon it, when in the vicinity of Bulls Island
Five of the were thrown completely off, while
others overturned and otherwise broken. Some
OF them complete wreck.
Il is reported that fifteen vi the wounded are ser
ously injured.
At present it is impossible to get correct list Of the
injured. Three men had their legs, and three others
then collar bones, broken.
Several of the wounded and dead have been taken
IN charge by their relatives.
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Nh. BUCHANAN AND THE ENGLISH Mis-
stox--The Lancaster Inelgencer, after deny.
)g tina there has been any disagreement between
air. t. hanan aud the Secretary of State, says:
"A inform the public, on the best authority,
i-at 1t : Nj. Buchanan's purpose, life and health
perm ing, to sal! from New York on Saturday
lnc G'h Of August, that being the time when the
1c1t mericap steamer sails for Europe, in which
be has engaged passage He would have sail
ei on a,urday, the sd ult., but dsappon,-
Il IN 7eiving ceraip dispatches and state pa pers
from ashington he expected.
Cor rERFErr COIN Cory-Counterfeit quar-
cagh are in circulation. The piece is described
being composed of some hard metal which has the
color and ring ofslver but it is easily distinguished
~ ~ lesy brightness. II has been cast in mould
and hss ne milled edge. II may he easily detected
by the indncss Of its imprint, and the oily feeling
which u las when pressed between the fingers II
purForts q, he Of the coinage Of lsi7
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Foreign News.
New YoRK, Aug. s.

New YoRK, Aug. s.
The ieamer Baltic arrived here yesterday -
TIE ,a question has been settled.
= - snsac.io0s IN bread stutis have been ex-
tsn..vs, but win no change In prices over those
per as. steamer.
\ fible rio, occurred yesterday on board 4
stsanar on the North River, among party Of
lnen an women returning from an excursion
SeIarsi persons were badly injured, and one man
thrown overheard.
Tie leayy rain Of Saturday caused consdera-
BE saa age TO crops in this vicinity.
4 .ate letter, received by the Baltic, says
thai Il claim of Mr.. King. Of Athens, has been
scIied, by the payment OF 900. The land
was IA Ell for the public use.
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Z 4 81 tiheT t. al those wishing purchase landed
prorert, in or about St. PAM TN O HUNDRED LOTS
Ia els hle po..tiO. within tie .s Of the cofpcacp
Will be sold on terms to suit csascrs.
also, one lot fronting II. Anthony street ne,r
The American HOTEL a. icet front 80 feet deep upon
winch is substantial lroe story erck budding % feet
frout o. 10 feet dceP the lower part which suita
BIC Tor any mercantile business, and the second and
third siofes Of which are admirably ada FOR offices;
ON the same lot there IS Il comfortable DIV Hing house
good warehouse and a carriage house
ALSO eighty of valuable land laid out In acre
lots, Immediately adjoining overlooking the town.
or The Saltwater road aiorIg excellent sites for coun-
Try residences he advantageous terIas and IN
such quantities mas be desired.
Also the undi Yed hall of gus ter section Of land
wing on the Saltwater road five miles from the city of
ST. Paul.
All Of the above property viii be sold extremely
low rates ior cash. JOHN K. IRVINE.
St. Paul, Nav IS Is53 If
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CHEAP GROCERIES.

NJ. FARM Err, late Of the firm of Rev & Farmer
- IS pleased 10 inform his old friends and all those
wishing 10 purchase Groceries aEd Provisions cheapv
ih9t he has received sd Offers for sale 81 the loves,
cash prices at bis store Third Street door
bclow the Worlds Fair, fresh and well selected
STOCK n articles II his lac, Consisting in part Of the fol
LOWING:
Sugars. az 81 varieties
Teas, he lit"st inportttions and best 1usliiies,
Coffee, West India and Mediierane an Trtu,s
Fish-Cod, Haclete and Herring,
Pickles and Preserves o; all Kinds,
NufsA lnonds, Filterts, Brazil, &c,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Nossses and > mp, best quality, from 8echers Re.
fierv.
Fiour-SupcfGne Of the choicest BRANDS,
Hams, Shoulders and Pork,
AnG 81 other articles IN the line Of famly consgmp.
tion, great and small. too tedious 70 mention.
mn bound 20 sell std those wishing 70 trade vl
fud IL 10 theI advantage 10 call.
J. u FARMER.
May IS, % ~
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..AI.L STARIE.

would respectfully Call the attention &C the public
4 t. this establishments, Where Keep constantly on
hand for sale, the bet variety q horses, suitable for
fancy. carriage draft the saddle. Persons having
horses dis pose Of Will find their av antage to
call keen tic only establishment o.! The Kind
Paul. and know ledge Of the market will enable
procure iar prices iur any which may be left IN my
care. nave always the btst "a for horses, and
aVays THAR.
JAMES WILLS VINCENT &CO.,
Third street, opposite Cathcart hem COS Store.
4.
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Second Trial Of 1t. Schaumberg.

NAsHIN oToN, Aug. ,. 1853.
The second trial of It. .ScAauuhcrg, for siooti
Mr.. Fuller, has been postponed until the December
term Of the Court.
CHaRLEsroS, s. c., Ang. /.
Orders have been issued by the authorities al New
Orleans, for ali vessels arriving below ton ioteign
ports, to stop al the quarantine ground.
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From ashingtOn.
w ASHISG{OH. Au

" ASHING30N, Aug. ).
The Republic states that Lieut.. Porter, Of the u.
;. Navy, has been granted furlough Of two years,
and that he will take omuland OF IA sqra iron from
New York, for the purpose If exploring the Amazon
river.
Secretary Marcy viii return TO this city from the
Springs, Saturday.
Gen. Armstrong, Of the Union, has nearly recover
cd
CaIderon lie Ia Barca, ,he Spanish Minister, l4it
this ciy to-day ior New York.
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Alabama Election.

MoNTGoMERY, Ala, Au,. |.
Partial returns from the election in this State. To-
day. are favorable 10 the success OF ohm 4. Winston,
Democrat, for Governor.
Ia The Second Congressional District, jams Ab-
crcronhie, Wing, is supposed TO be re-c!@ctcd.