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DIED.
II C. Chandler. 10

CHAyDLER-At wes, Hszns Oct - Rsssf' u o' -
ne pS. OF The y ore syd % s,es1 hs fsas a NV ~
Tussay) from late Fdenee "a u,ss 10 oonysv tAs
stage WI nsetths ~ O'Clock usH a. mus
bFfsyIgLp-A. Geneva ~ T. Oct r. h'a- 'Saa Dsaa''s
o1tr, q M e. morning. sh instant Frames o,
sIfrAAL LcosI n Isis william 3. f.leooer -
- al the rslencs OF snifshsr tse9
"a Iee Ess Broadway WsanestaJ tas 1'sa ~
sIs The friends snd relatives arc respectfully is's's
- s,erS I'll bout further notice a, a.,
"cafIAfpgTIr Brooflyn On s.n1sy ID inst Jsas H. Gel
80 I.nshter Of late Rev I. " Galaudstt, Lii ID
taken Hartford Conn Tor inter nrrt
ISsLFY-n orBinx 2ih Inst 81 the rsdenes q
P,o-e, sr HsnEah shar reiet o. tks lac Hsay fas'
yizsbetLtcNn ~ sssi IS years months AID days r.~
me relatives xnd ends Invited % meet = " 1890
s.y uorr " a. her redsnce No 10 Hsrrtcs si.~s
vii be e,sd for lserae1t % g - ist Lsss Ksar
IT, 49,. AZ ne fy a Of s. 0eo!fs saa ~
resreetf Nv Evi,sd attend hs fsssrs ?. i II for
n 1elock ~. from hs late resdsnss e6s -
~ Dyss NJ o. s Msh ss csberas ~ Nsnas -
80 a. 80 ar. SsuShter oftss lsis Pssfk< ana
u flsieosh - ,.t,u 70 Calvary cennsey. from ss ss-
bef I,a..l- n, Whit<hsl~: fnsefsy Ia 49,
tnee o. nsf Tfs aecds Of Oxen heMsn1s scd VILLAS
- A., respectfully inytsd 70 sfterd ne f.ess1 a.
oyaTHER -ssisraay night az q Ss'sh N t's Sss ysS
Ch.i. "a n family sysl sseA ~ -
~. f,sm he sdenee Of b. A&s1s Ne q Ss~rsAs~s
Is,G1sckOn ssnazy OF ~ sAsr nnssdss tss1
yebr srriuek. Esq. .sst 90 ysers
t. r. Isfivss henas ofths family especially .yss.e
.s<Es his huasrsi On Iussdsy sth Ia, q Sslssk
,ss1ss . he cs.Sp cs.ps.s ora.1 q Gs,ss1 =
oe.snus ytre Eszne Company No; n rhs rsssns ~ ~
vi b eoevsyst 70 0renvpo1 for istsrnset
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PRooREss OF RAILRoADs.-The Chicago and Mssissip
ii Railroad is completed TO Bloomington the stages
dbl ensod with and il j. all Railroad between Alton an
Chicago. Very glad we to learn il. Now we will
have communication By day light between Chicago ani
ST. Louis, and IN little over day we can he put down
almost any where the Atlantic shore. We hope the
Postmaster General viii now 60 to work, AMI that the
mail is put through as speedily as passengers Ii can be
done, If he VIII only employ competent agents, and spur
up biz Deputy at Cleveland, who by the way, is very
roms in the discharge Of his du'ioas often sending
mail 10 Cincinnati and Louisville by the direct and
quickest route. sharp from Mr.. Campbell might
make him understand that lie j. paid to perform his duty
end coerco him in doing IT, Mr.. Campbell once threaten
cd to out here aud regulate the mails himself We
don't him to do that But If he will only make con
tracts with the Railroads. and compel the companies to
transport the mails fast passengers, all will do well
enough The public do not know that for months past the
mails have been from Chicago to st. Louis without
any contract with anybody and that nobody has seemed
10 be responsible for ts safe and speedy delivery is
absolutely necessary that this things should
and that the mail houd be brought to in the quickest
possible time. Look to it Mr. Campbell St. Louis Rep
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-NEW-JERSEY IIElNX

LIauoR sZLLIRs' TRnLs-Yestsrday az 10 0 cl'..'
A. NJ the trial of John b. Rae the proprietor Oh tne AZ
sn,c Hotel who with others in the First ara ~ !ele
City, has been complained Of for selling liquor saIoGa
license before Recorder Gutter Inc
in these cases were made By Mr. Henry Steele Inc coan-
n IN behalf Of the city was T. Wskeaan Cty Atso, no,
cay and for the defendant K; d: heClelland Jr. WI
nf;se. were worn BIZ whom the Illegal sale Of liquor was
proved and after Counsel had summed up the kecorle
imposed the tine Of ss and costs upon the defs -
ded in ordinance The Court Ros wAs croTa a.
s w rder the new ordinance and by the friend. Of
Tsmoersncs The case win be carried to the ngssr
Courts The trial. Of Messrs f'Ases "Anae' sh' !"
were adjourned to Fr.dsy ns1i
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MARRIED.,

FRYEMAs-LEE-A win.iDsion ces5 Thursd.y osss ssr
by the Rev WIN Wsssr So,msn tssmsn u W. I'm.
Lee Peg, the former place
Rev r. g. Coswe Dr. Guiilsn Psrhans Of Hs<ksaek 10
70 Ma Mar = A1.ns Of 0lmsnen n H.
LEAVfTf-BADOB Rat New Market, ~ H., Oct 10 b. ths
T. Cosswen Mr. Nathan II. Lesvtt Jf, to ALs hsU
BsSser al Of New. Market.
MALTnAS-SRwMAa- In this City Oct H. By tbs nsv: *
Pae Mr. Oscar Mailman 70 Mz Hannah Newman, al Of WI
lansfugh . .
EIDDs-sANMIs-On Sunday evening BY the Re-. Mr. Wsxs5'
Mr. William Hldds Ms Elizabeth Ssmmb 10th Of lbs Csy
PATTON-HOOKER-AtP reseou Canada West, 90 wedsssssJ
October BY the Rev Robert Bksy Rector !snss ysss
Barre C. w, RsrTster Law, 10 Hshs Marcus, s1~'
d.ust,er Of Alfred Hooker Rea. Of Prescott, Q. W.
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corpr c,tvNnAR-TsupIy

SryrpIoR CoURT-Nos 4i2, 46i, 1871 2ol si9 gag: J1I.
go Hs SIS t67 rs as z5 ST. 4e5 go 80 ua III III -
81 lsi ga 80 SIS SIS SO il7' s+ 70" Hs y" ~ III ~
F'c HcnIT Counr-Nos 373 2sf to 297 inclusive.
r. 8 DISTRICT CouRT-Nos. ~, 50. IS to q.
srPuyyy CoURr-General Tem.-Sos ,, $50
TAI Cd
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CITY ITEMS.
rNTERTAINMEYTs. Sc, rms EVENING

ENTERTAINMENTS, &c. THIS EVENING
FrnfsrfoN ALL NArIONsCfstAl Palace.
TWENTY. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR-CsStle Garden
THE HuIcHIEsosS CONCERT at Broadway Tabsrnlcls
Concert to ight Metropolitan Hall.
rLEAK House snd The JensLses" A. Walsek's Thester
LADY LYONS and Shocking EveI ~ the Broadway Ihes'er
YOUNG ACTRESS and Psrs and L1udon," At Burton's
UNCLE Tors CtsIE from Mrs Stoves book the National
Tvs LVNG ORsYEs various entertaining Plays at Barnums
BuCELEYs OyyR. Houss-ChDeee Building No SO Broadway.
WooDs Ethcpn "a brosdv
CHkTYs OfLRA HoUsE-Ethopan ineaiions72 Broadway
afternoon snd evening
CiRcUs-Performauce afternoon and
De soTo discovering the hssSDi-Nsoni Academy OF Design
FRtSKENsTESs PAgoRAMA oF NIAGARA fALLs- Hope Chapel
BASvaKps OEoKAss EGYPT Holy LASD-56 broadway
PERHaNs Nile Mror-o $50 Broadway
THE BRYAN GALLERY CHRISTIAN ART-No S4j BrOsdwiy.
GALLEY EGYrTIAs ASrIeUTTIE-Stuyye sant lnstaie
sIeSoR BLTz-NentTloquisH md MsgcalNo CD Broadway
FoWLER's LKCTURE. 81 the Mechanics Institute
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Mathew Leo AK. Auon 3. Cody;

Matthew
To recover for seamens wages on board ship harawa{
The niea6 sbipped from wheoce tney w-n
~ Esro Isn3s thence home. When on Cape hsuefs Toe
nj, I'll mon shos ard abaDdo1ed The o o. sns ~
- an a. b,r 10 recovery; that plaintiff had been pais
f 10 esfao In reply, was said tbs. TIE hawy ~,
10 sit and obtained and that panas
h5 A. tha time have entered biz complaint BY eoasent Tue
20 uplAlut was dsmLsed
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THE SrABBIsG CASE OF TUESDAY MoRsIso.-An inves-
,ieaiion into this affair in which man named Neil Meme
was killed Will he entered into Wednesday morning At
TIE CITY Hall Horace + Clarke, Esq has been employed
Council for DE- Moss The persOn accused Of the crime
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SExcrssios. Montgomery Gusri csp, ps-rc, 81
jersey Chy went 70 Paterson. yesterday "a msskets
strote on al excursion.
Inos oRr-A large bcd OF Bog irOa ore has booa fsaaa
ueST Iamhertyile. y. ).
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT
Hemen j. Rodfeld. Collector for the District OF New
York vice Greene G. Bronson removed
John Cisco. Assistant Treasurer Of tie United States
at New York vice John A. Dix resigned.
John Romoyn Brodhesd, Naval Officer Of the District
Of New York, vice II. J. Rodheld.
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TExPEK,soE-A meeting Of the Kings County Temper
snce Central Committee TO be held this TUESDAY even
NJ q. No leo Fulton st complete their arrangements
for securing the election Of members OF the Legislature
favorable 10 The Maine law
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SUPERIOR coURT-BefOre Juds. o,rL.r.

Plaintiff being with his brother In boat on the river
M to vas suk By the steamboat Norwt knoctsd 70 pisces
and ruH and bis brother thrown Into tho water He brne
ZION .r the owner captain end pilot 10 damages 10 e.
nss the collision BY the and uassih
"a psss OF plaintiff himself Verdict 0r piaiHif sssrs hssSs
Eets n White SlS
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sI1pRFME cOuRT-OExERAL TEsx.

Ansel ST John agt the City Bank or Cefesnd
To recover $1,000 loaned TO parties a. alleged for bee
ef. az he Bank Nnsow Perkins In this CITY,
Ia s said defense thai plaintiff had security which be AID act
use reply stated that the Of bis DOT 90 wo
he snasestou OF the In tas Circuit Court
yedct was defendant and the present appeal mads A.
snmaut heard
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.BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

IsrALIATIos-The Rev Samuel Longfelow viii be IN
stalled On Wednesday evening, Pastor Of the Second
Unitarian Society
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NAvAL-The L S brig Bainbrdge, Lieut. Command ng'
Hunter, viii sail in few days for the Coast OF Brazil
Any letters left at tie Navy Yard Brooklyn will be duly
forwarded
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rNR ARrs.-The PIrMeR National Gallery. on the

upper Of Roadway ard Mursy has ADDED 70 It's sc.
tons Buffers Dagerrsoype in OIL which sbo be ssen By
ell who spIreei,te truth and leauiy.
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fAdvertiseuenf
ng,s,rrrffay .sffr.p IUDtTrN-f, rf aaGuC

commence early November Tickets for sale Price - for
fuli course Penmanhp including 500
puPs Academy No Ss2 Broadway, corner Of Frankns s.
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U. 5. DISTRICT CoURT-Belor, Judss gEr,.

Herbs Of steamboat Jenny Lini at Jacob sharp
To recover s2ss - damages for collision. Tho JsnnY
Lind Il il said as wing at Hundred AMI Fh eighth
st. r. When ran ~ sch Pilot both II alleged belong
the river and negigsnty and csrssssV
struck against the Steamboat njung her Wheels No. the
Above amount defense !, denied that VIZ owned the ran Or
boorer and also collision caused By the fault Of thss
losrd the Jenny Lind Decision reserved
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fAdFert!se meDt

RODGERS & MOORE, after having made extensive
ersts In their establishment selling Good :, I'm
enselv low prices We have hand splendid stock sewed
Goods silks Shaws Asdn0as aud P4r4mals; and Ladies
nav rect sured thar se stock bargain
Just received pairs Blankets shty wetl worth 81 50 clear
irs them ut IS No so Bowery
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sprcr N.rcr HTIpsDFII pgRsoy & LAKE,

No al Broadway between Grand aud BsOOmss solicit th9
public inspect their choice and stock Of Fall Dress oods
smbreing every variety OF Rich silks French Mernoes Ladies'
Cloths Aart. vevets Valencine Pss Also, complete
sorfBlent Of Fsucy and Staple Dry Goods
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In concluding our notice Of the heavenly min1ed
Fredrika we ought to add that Der book written
not for American, but for Swedish readers, and that
many Of s details which nov bear the stamp Of unms
igated twaddle would have been pardonable if con
fined TO the obscurity Of their original language. Moth
ing but deplorable lack Of judgment. or an intense
passion for book-making could have led the English
translator to allow appearance in the present shape
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COURT-Beforo JadGe MIrcasLL
MARINE COURT.

To recover value OF gold dust paid for Missouri bils
Ascersn-d aerwad 10 be bad already referred v" '"''
plalnda fll4co0
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BODY REcoyIRED.-The body OF the German boy
Lolke jameson supposed 10 have been thrown from
the Peck Slip ferry boat Onesks at the time Of the
cdent on The night Of the l2tn ns found floating 10
the ely yesterday afternoon Coroner Cooke summoned
sjury and there being evidence show that be was
tie boat at the te the Jury rende-ed verdict Oh
found drowned
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-eoro srcier: f,rtho many diriar powcrE. sai "a 20
bot all Dot -ny iuore on to -l.4e' ."l ,il IN
not fully poaesrsrd Of T. ans fag: the or - pas "fel
rsff could b. i-t by q answer ~ the er,tnie
ffhl4o o. 3D. nurery, wh.ch ] have ho.a zen WI
rather adhere 20 that portion oi ne ri W nnlr
stand with my shoie heatf "nfh ma -As ii'ttl 'l
dear N nc. and which an certain io-ns tan non
taDt ia i r. and at gy regari.t he OF bum amy
T. "a WORK If Christian human love Il aims :. pre-
r.Ig ever, nan ard every ~ harmon Jns de-
vclorgncnt confornaby 70 their innsrmost being. by
rress of harmonious sOcia lie in which al shall enj y
tie frui;s q the labor Of all and al enjoy ts fl Of
Gods rich ard beautiful earth Il enforces that oes IN
individual activity whirh aims publicly in the great
community. II Is ioreFunner ana prophet Inc
prorhets Of old were stoned. and ara dead
And their voices sound now upon earth. The
community OF the Ph4sney, a. beheli !; here. with
IL sound Kernel Of pioas ana earnest working m3bsr
with it, surrounding garland Of intellectual devoted look
en- on. product OF Christ do.tTne Of love' and il aims
at making iii. vital principle Of social life. II al p
yigAt and no5k eHSecror
And the kingdom Of God extended By such el1esvOs
NAV one and an be faithful in their part And should ths
Phsanstery even IN this it, contracted FORM become one
Ofte esths "Saj0Hs prdpf yet 1t viii np DE- 40 ~ ths
history Of the new community, neither n mat Oh he h'ss
For nv part feel convinced tina; these small socialist
communities viii not sustain themselves longer IN they
sustained by the noble spirits who nfuse iuto them
their energetic life Of love Then probably her wo-k
vii fall 10 pieces. But they during short successful
PERIOD exhibit that which social humanity may become
when 81 slsil BE- Influenced by noble AMI beneheen
firt and possessing all hee material advantages wa ca
os-ociaed e eTord then they viii not have hour,shei-
will not have lived IN vain
And i cannot be denied that the moral element which
they adoIt ihe principle Of association and which con
.utes their characteristic and recognizable feature, IS
sl,o beginning to be valid in the great commercial indus
trial nrd scientific associations Of North America PEG
re are Lodging and that man is more
than meat Gnl ltveng upward Is the universal watch
word in ali associated life Associations in all profession
and for ~ purposes spring the natural prOducts Of this
roll but only The more Il fell that the strongest bond Of
union supernatural one. and depends principally upon
that which il highest and bee. in Associations be
come fraemiiies
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WHLLAMSB URGH ITEMS

Fouyp DTap-Yesterdsy. between / and O'Clock, 9
man named David Rekett was found dead in the stable Of
M Ingaph corner Of Grand and Sixth sta. Coroner
Cooke summoned jury and verdict rendered Of
death by combination of diseases aggravated By intem
perance Deceased was native OF Virginia, shout IS
yeara Of age unmarried and recently clerk in M
Arustrongs clothing store in Grand e.
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BRoAuwAY-Mr Andersons first appearance drew
audience last night larger than the house could hold The
play Hamlet and altogether, better rendered
tlan for loug time heretofore in this City
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Whatever may be the weather to-day, ROOT will
take h perfect Dgeeoypes usual Clouds and storms do not
50 Broadway Cayon pictures taken only 10 oor
Rcoms Of sccess.
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CADETS OF TEMPERAScE.-The Grand Section Of the Ca
diets of Temperance of the Southern District OF the State
New York viii commence their annual session at Merits
Hall, No ls5 Sprngst, ON Friday evening next There
viii be IN election of officers and other important business
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The STRANDED SHIP.-The steam tug Achilles Cap.
Bird arrived Monday morning from the ship Western
World ashore Squan Beach and brought $50 passengers
The Captain reports her blged and has 10 fee, Of water in
her hold
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RAIN, GuSPowDER AND WIND-The storms of October
have very little effect upon our citizen soldiers leser
day afternoon the Atlantic Guard, Capt Murray OF WI
Iamsburgh ard the Nassau Guard passed our office re-
turning from target shooting every man marching as evenly
o. if the sun had been shining instead Of rain pouring and
wind roaring desperately
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sroospAv RoAD-The Second av. Railroad Company
row run their cars from Peck sip through to Forty second
scch an arrangenea, having gone atO efec, yseriay
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BOARD OF AssTASTs-In this Board last night the ssa
aries Of Police Doorkeepers raised TO $500 Som,
street repairing and other business of local importance was
done up The Board VIII meet again on Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25

srDpES DEATB-Robert Sandsrson. an Englishmln,
IS years of age died suddenly Sunday night at his
residence No. l0l Tenth av He had been addicted 10
intemlerance Tie Coroner notified and viii hold an
inGusst on the body this morninc.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-29

The Wing State Convention at Mont
peliet, last Wednesday, was attended by
a good number Of delegates from the va
rious parts Of the State. Less impor-
tant than usual, as many regarded it,
from the common expectation OF re-
nomination of the present State officers,
VIC we're prepared for a thin convention,
and were accordingly agrceably disap-
pointed The general spirit and tone of
the proceedings and the indications in
different quarters, as they were gathered
from friendly consultation, were such as
we had right to expect in Wing
stronghold like Vermont, and give prom
Use of auspicious results in September.
OF the nominations, not q word need
be said in commentator. Our candi.
dates are well known and unexceptiona-
bic Not voice was heard against Gov.
FAIRBANKS or Judge KIrTREDGE, in the
committee to which the nominations
were referred. For Treasurer, two or
three others received few votes-on
the ground that Mr. HowEs has already
held the Office for six or seven years
We understand that he declines TO be
again candidate after the next election
We have already expressed our opinion
founded on expericnce--of his fitness
to fill the Office satisfactorily and with
entire fidelity. OF this there seems new
er to have been doubt.
| The resolutious--brlcf and to the pur
posc--contain clear exposition Of some
of the more vital political issues at the
present time. We believe those who are
willing to do SO, can find in them princi-
pies and measures-important and prac-
tical-which afford an ample ground for
the Wing party to occupy, in opposition
to all other organizations.
Wings there is work to be done, to
secure the triumph Of our measures aud
our men. 1t is only by faithful effort,t that
such a result can be rendered absolutely
certain. Let us be vigilant and active.
Our opponents will be untiring in their
exertons--in some cases, we fear, unsctu.
pulous in their means. We must guard
against their efforts and their wiles-
keeping good lookout at the mast
head, our armour in readiness, and our
organization complete.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-29

Plumb, Ernest Pope, Buena Vista
House, Il. F. Potter, Mr.. Coddington.
The Sonora expedition is still talked
of. The Times says Baltimore clip
per lying in the harbor had been en-.
gagged to carry the party to their des-
tination.
Accounts from the mining districts
continue to be encouraging.
The accounts from the agricultural
districts are highly cheering. Wheat,
barley and potatoes showed uncommon.
~ well, and would be fully adequate
to the wants Of the State.
Specimens Of wild cotton Of good
quality, growing at the Navigator Isl
ands, had been shown in San Francis
co.
The elections Of delegates to the
Democratic County Conventions are
resulting generally in favor of Gov
ernor Biglcr.
Dates from the Sandwich Islands to
April Both, have been received at Sai
Francisco. Nothing of Interest.
DEATms.-W. d. Congdon of Vt.
Shadrack Perkins of Mass Sylvester
Dinsmorc of Vt; G. S. Ncwcomb Of
Gardiner, Me.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-29
For the Register.
A Scene at the Derot.
Mn. EpITon

Mr. EDrToR
Depots ought TO be in sight,
and ours is-in sight of many. Most
of the bipcd genus are more or less
circumspect, when known to be in sight.
But there has been, during the past week
at least one about our depot too stupid
to regard observation. 1t was one OF
those loose-jointed, lobster-like animals
that seemed unconscious Of anything cx
cept the movement Of his claws-a bi.
ped, to be sure, and possibly shade a
bovc the Ourang Outang. This ami
NAL, on Saturday morning, enjoyed the
singular sport of exercising, to cxhaus
ton, his muscular force for he had nc
other, upon pair Of quadrupeds, per
haps half as british as himself Now
this animal ought to know that his cru
city to his fcllow-brutes entities him boil
to the pains and penalties Of the law and
the cxecration of LOCKERS On.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-29
New Publications.

LArrrTr; Tie Pirate of The GuT,
by j. ii. Iugraham new edition of
this exciting story has been issued by
Dewitt & Davenport, l26 Nassau Street,
New York-price so cts
Blachacoods Magasi,e, for June
republishcd by L. Scott & Co., New
York, at SO a.year-has been received
Its principal articles are The Paradise
on the Pacific; Lady Lees Widowhood
Part VI. Finlay's Byzantine Empire
Six Months with the Malays; A Few
Words on France Syria; Minor Morals
SC.
Petcrson's Magazine, for July, has a
great variety of articles, from writer's Of
talent and reputation, and eighteen en-
bellishments--one of which is good
mezIotint. called "The Shipwrcck," il.
lustrating an original story in this mum
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