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ISIS DOLLAR SREWARD-suoy

oJs $E5 DOLLAR SREWARD-Stray
~ ed or stolen from the stables Of VIM NJ Jen<
near New London, Campbell Co, Wednesday night
last one bright orre horse or years old, ros and
PAGES finely one large bay mare or years old walks
and trots well. Also small brown mare or years
old The above reward will be paid by Capt. jerks
when delivered to him, New London, to G M
Bruce Lynchbnrg Thehorses belonged to a Kentucky
hog drover. w YOUNG.
dec Is dacts
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Agreeable the above resolution, statement OF all
bninnees due IN stock with interest will be made, and
will be expected that all the Stockholders in arrears
will call and settle the Mt this office.
nov I7-d2m JNO. Il. HUGHES, CPk.
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II BOYD
A BOYD

TENHE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the
n entire stock of the late concern of Boyd a Bro,
will continue the China, Glass and Queonsware business
at the old stand, and hopes merit share of the pub
lie patronage, literally extended the late concern
of Boyd &. Bro. ANDREW BOYD
ian 7-19V
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w ting n very lnrge assortment Of Cooking Stoves
Of every variety of size and patent commonly IN use,
together wha well selected assortment OF Parlor,C ham-
ber Oiee and Factory stoves, Sanmandnr Furnaces,
Gfntes Fronts, Tenders Scues Cinder Shovels, Blow
era &c. &c To which very respectfully call the Mt
lenon of and friends. Resting assured,
thn though promise to sell at lower price
lhan any else, prices will range as low MS
others, aud TINT we will accommodate customers who
will favor ~ with an examination their satisfaction,
ns well rs their expectation.
oct 28.dls AGREE ~ MURhlLL.
T. S-We would like to employ or good journey
men Timers. A. ~ M.
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orroE or THE Va. a. TENs. X. X. Co., !
Lynchburg, No 5th 1852.

Lynchburg, No. 9Th, 1852.
4 I meeting of the Board of Directors of the Vir-
"A ginia ind Tennessee Railroad company, held at
THEN office, in the city Of Lynchburg this day,
On motion. Resolved, That the delinquent Stockhold
be called pay the due from them within
sixty days TINT lega proceedings will be instituted to
enforce collection
copy from the minutes.
f. g. MORRISON, CPk, p. T.
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VALUABDE REAL ESTATE FOR

SALE.-By virtue of two deeds OF trust executed
10 the undersigned the 2Sh day of Octo-
ber and the lt day of November. 1851 by Samuel A
Baily shall Tuesday the LIST day of February
proceed ON the premises by way Of public auction, to
sell the house and lot and lot in soid deeds
toned. together with the household and kitchen furn-
tnre and carpenter tools belonging said Bay, and
also three shares of Va. X Tenn. Railroad stock guar
aneed by the corporation.
These lots situated Diamond hill, in most
pleasant neighborhood, and contain about one and
fourth acres fgronnd each They are well worthy the
attention of those wishing to buy real estate.
The tile the above property believed to be good
but shall oaly convey such title is vested in me. by
said deeds Of trust
Terms liberal and made known day of sale,
jan l2-dt1s EDW d CHRISTIAN, Trust.
Express copy
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WANTED 40 HBEsE.-The subscribers
w wish to hire for their work on the Va Il l enn
railroad, in the Mountain region of Va n number OF
strong and boys for which liberal hire will be paid
They have had long experience in the management OF
negroes, and themselves large owners. Hned ne
groes will receive the treatment in every respect
that they give their One of us be seen in
Lynchburg any time till the 10th of January, at the
Washington Hotel, at McCorke Simpson & Jones'
or ut Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will also buy men and
boys SCOTT g. ADAMS.
dec 25 dacts
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lInrkcfS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. lO.-Sales today of g.,
500 barrels -four at IS ii. Grain steady.
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IA BOOTS!SHEOES! HATS! &c, &c.
~ y II A Is y " 90
IEAS received large supply Of BOOTS, SHOES,
Z 4 HATS. GAPS. TRUNKS, VALiSES, CAR
PET BAGS UMBRELLAS, and other goods usual in
well supplied Boot Shoe and Hat Store, all of which
are offered fair prices. am determined to transact
my business right straight along but little caring how
others do theirs. 1t is due my friends, toexpress my
heartfelt thanks for their very liberal patronage. My
effort shall be TO secure It's continuance.
oct 0le Express copy 1m1 i .SEABURY.
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The concern heretofore ex-
~ istng under the style and firm OF saunders, North
& hby, has this day been dissolved by mutual
The Of the will only be used in the settle
mcnt of the business thereof
All persons having claims against the concern and
all those indebted it, will make settlement with the
new CONF of Saunders X Irby.
JAMES SAUNDERS,
WIN 7 NORTH,
JAN. 9TH, 1853. JAS J IRBY
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A HOUT $4,000 WORTH Of "

A ROUH $4,000 WORTH Of Watches
~ and fine Icmflry, Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods
&C. for sale al greatly reduced prices-John Wright
having determined 10 engage Immediately in the BUSH
ness manufacturing Tobacco, offers his large and spen
lid STO OK of Watches, Jewelry, Books and Sta
tionery the poylorest prices and many of them at
cost
He has on hand about two hundred watches of all
kinds and fine sortment of gold chnins, Breast pins
Bracelets, Fear rings, Finger rings oa kinds very
fine Diamond rings aud Breast ins,Silver spoons S-
cups Gold pens and pencil cases, and cocas OF all
kinds.
ALSO n large assortment Of miscellaneous and school
hooks Letter aud Cap puper and large stock OF excel
lent blan. books.
Ills stock is entirely and embraces the most de-
.irabe goods be found. He feels confident that all
who may call on him, will find the paccs gerry low, CON
| .idering the quay of the goods.
III wishes collect all his outstanding accounts as
| .oon ns possible JNO + WRIGHT r.
dee 2I#t
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DAINES, Medicines &c, White Zinc Paint,
L Brown Zinc Paint, White Lead Lnsecd Oil, Tur-
pentine, Paint Brushes. For sale by
dec 3-d&cfa H. STABLER, IL co.
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DUCK SHOT AND BULLETS-Tbe
> subscribers have just received lot Of Buck Shot
and compressed Bullets, all sizes. and fer sale BY
VIM b g. @ FISHER,
nov 4-ta Opposite the franklin Hotel.
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IHOOP POEES.-I wish to purchase 80 or 30
1 4 thousand IiOe p POLES, for which fair price
will be paid II. 3. LANGHORNE,
Aug 53--dts Laughorne's MN
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Lynchburg Wholesale Prices Current,
,ornEcTED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
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COMPREHENSIVE

JAN. l, 1852
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-13


FIVE COMPLAINTS raging in one sys-
TEN, cured bv r. II. II, Remedies, in twenty
two days.-Rheumntism. Liver Complaint,
Neuralgia, Fever Sores, Cllils and Fever.
Mr. G., a gentleman lately returned from a
western tour afflicted with each OF the above
complaints ut the same time. lie commenced
the use of the r. II. II Remedies on tie f4th
of June. For Rheumatism he used Railways
Ready Relief-he used ii externally In less
than ten minutes after the first application he
was free irou pain he could use his limbs MS
free as ever. For Neuralgia he used the Ready
Relief, internally and externally. 1t instantly
allaycd tie most violent irritaiions and spasms:
ii impaired strength and vitality to his nerves
lie has not been troubled since the tenth day
with any ncuraluic pains. Chills and Fever.
Ready Relief internally and ex-
tcrnally--ltimpnrtcd heat. health, and strength
to the cold and chilly blood. and ncuiralized
the poisonous miasmi OF aruc. Liver Com
plant Railways RcEulaters-To regulate
the organs Of the system and 10 give tone and
emerge to the liver TO ensure a pleasant and
hearty digestion and a regular action of the
to prevent costiycness, indigestion,
&c.-Ilc was entirely cured Of this complaint
by the LIST Of july Fever Sores.-IIe look
the lieuovating Resolvent-he had nineteen
very large ones. The Resolvcnt cleansed aud
and purified mis- blood, made it pure anil rich,
and resolved away from the hody all diseased
and poisonous deposits and irritating humors.
On the 18th of July he called at The II, K. II.
Office and represented himself cured. Ills
rheumatism. chills and fever, neuralgia. and
fever sol es, had all been cuie ed and removed by
the r Il. II. Remedies in twenty-five DAYS.
r.. II. r. office lG2 Fulton st. opposite St
Phuls, up stairs. -; 4w.
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IMPORTANT DIsCovERY.-It would
seem from the following article, which
we find in the Boston Courier, hat a
remedy, or rather a preventive, has
been found for the potato rot.
A work on this subjecthas just been
published at st. Petersburg, by Pro
fcssor Bollman, a Russian Councillor of
State, which appears to be worthy of
the notice of agriculturists. Mr. Boil
man, under the patronage of the Gar,
announces the discovery of a remedy
of the potato rot. Mr.. Bollman as
serts from actual experience that
thoroughly dried potatoes will always
produce a crop free from disease.
This discovery he made by accident,
but confirmed it by repeated subse'
quent trials. The temperature requir-
CO to produce the required result is
not very clearly made ont. Mr. Boil
mans room in which his potatoes were
dried was heated to about - degrees,
and often higher. By way of expert
ment he placed others in the chamber
of the stove itself, where the thermom.
etcr stood at 1876 degrees and more
He also asccrtained that the vitality Of
the potato is not affected, even if it
is charred.
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THE NEW HAMPSHIRE SCmIsM.-
Mr.. Burke's defence of himself is very
bitter and severe. lie shows plainly
enough, what every body knew before,
that the President having been elected
by a union against two extremes, has
given by far the greater part of the
places of honor and profit to those en-
tremcs, to the exclusion of the men
who elected him. Mr.. Burke shows
that his movement is backed up by
some Of the leading Democrats of New
Hampshire, and has nc more difficulty
N proving the inconsistency and sell
fishness Of the men who are trying to
break him down, than they would have
in proving the same upon him. 1t is
all just a quarrel about Office and moth
ing more /; and we have no more SYM
pathy with Mr.. Burke and his clique
who have not got Office, than with the
other clique who did get ofice.-PrOu.
journal.
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PoPULAR."-It was oncc said of
a certain New Hampshire mar that he
must be regarded as the most popular
individual in the State, inasmuch as
" he went into office with very little
opposition, and went out with none at
all..'-Some of the Democrats in New
York are beginning to say that this is
likely to be verified in the case of
Gen. Pierce. A distinguished U. S.
Senator recently remarked, that d" he
did not see what was gained to turn
out a good Union Wing from office,
aud put in a Free Soil Democrat; 1856
will tut this matter all right" The
curses of the n. Y. Hunkers at some
of the late appointments are very loud
and deep, and the democracy Of the
Empire State is sure, in the long run,
to have a marked influence upon the
democratic sentiment of the Union.
The Washington Republic intimates
that in giving so many appointments
to whilom free sellers and secessionists,
President Pierce is acting upon the
policy pursued in regard to the Indi-
ans, viz, that " it is cheaper to feed
them that to fight them -
LoarcX Courier.
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New York July "A despatch
to the Courier and Enquirer this after
noon says Mr.. Buchanan has declined
/he English mission Henry A. Wise
.and Thomas ii. Bayly are candidates
for the French and English missions.
Judge Douglas asserts that he has
been offered the French mission, but
declined it.
The directors of the Crystal Palace
give a grand banquet on the 18th to
the foreign commissioners to the
worlds fair.
New York July 1O.-A tremen-
dous %hurriauce, accompanied by light.
ming and rain, passed over the city and
vicinity last evening about 6 O'Clock.
doing great damage /; many trees and
buildings were injured.
At Brooklyn a very large building,
intended for a store aud dwelling, in
the course of erection at the corner of
Hicks and Montague streets, was com.
pletely demolished. The workmen
had left but a few moments before and
1T Is believed no one was killed.
Tarrytown was the scene Of a ter,
riblo catastrophe. A largo building,
occupied by several poor families, and
containing at the time over fifty per-
sons, many Of whom had taken shelter
IN it from the storm, was blown down
and the inmates buried in the ruins.
1t was not known at last ACCOUNTS thai
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HAwT1oRNE's LIFE OF GEN.
PIERcE.-lhe Boston correspondent
of N. Y. Herald Ca good Demacrat)
makes the following criticism upon
Hawthorne's Life of Gen. Pierce.
AS book, the thing is of no pos
siblc account whatever, and is never
mentioned except to be laughed at.
a Democratic friend of mine says it
has been read, continuously by only
three persons, to wit: the author, the
proofrcader, and the hero; to which
the answer is, that it was not written
for the purpose of being read, and,
therefore, should not be criticised as a
literary performance. Yet it is the
most successful book of the age, and
in the matter of profit will beat cver.
Z" Uncle Tom out of the field. /
would, however, wager a trihe, that
when Mr.. Hawthorne comes to make
a collection of his works, the biogra-
ply of President Pierce will not be
among them /; and | would wager 4
very large amount-if l had it-that
one hundred years hence, President
Pierce will be held up as IN enlighten-
cd patron of literature, because Of the
appointment of Mr.. Hawthorne to the
Liverpool Consulate. What a farce
this life ESPECIALLY the political part
of it."
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I'll arkrts.
Brighton Cattle Market-Julv =.

At Market, 400 Beef Cattle, no Stores, 5
pairs Working Oxen, so Cows aud Calves 1900
Sheep, and Lambs. 3I5 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-ExtraSs so first quail
ity $500 second do 81 ,50@7 10 third do 81 F;
ord 6aS6,5O.
Working OXen-Dull, and no sales noticed.
Cows and Calyes-S22, %, "a, 81. 80, 85,@
$40.
Sheep and L~ambs-Salcs So, 2,5OGSS, cx.
ira S5, 8 20, 6@7.
swine-6g7c. Retail, 1876. Small pigs "a
Sac. Retail LOG lie.
REnARKs-Two hundred Of the above re-
ported Swine were left over from last week.
Owing TO the small number Of Beef Cattle
At market prices have advanced.
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NURSING O r MOUTH.

There are few if any more troublesome and
annoying complaints, that Mothers are sub
ject TO than Nursing Sore Mouth and none
probably, that is thought so lightly of by
physicians. The patient is allowed to suffer
from day to day, and week TO week, without
any remedy. Myers Extract of Rock Rose
is a speedy and certain cure, as the following
certificate will a~bundantly prove
Rev. a. i. L. Mycrs-Dear Sir-You have
asked my opinion Of the influences of your
Rock Rose Syrup, in any instance of Nursing
Sore Mouth, which may have come under my
notice. A laby in this city. severely afflicted
with this painful disease, and much prostra-
tion, a few weeks after confinement with twins,
commenced using the Rock Rose, under my
advice, and received immediate relief. She
had previously suffered much from this dis
ease, with her other children, and was gen
orally greatly from canker. The Rock Rose
be came an invaluable blessing to her and her
babes, who still live, and trnst may be rear
ed by this remedy.
New London, April g, 1852.
REV. +. II. WARREN.
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Hs5%" Caleb" writes thus from
Gloucester to the Boston Common
wealth Mr. Octavius Augustus Mer.
rill, the Garrisonian, has declined the
appointment for Postmaster of this
town. The oath, requiring him to sup
port the Constitution of the United
States, was more than any mortal Gar
%risonian ever could bear.-TEe lion
hearted democracy of Gloucester we're
astounded at such an appointment"
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P MN G.

Thousands Of Parents who use Yerm,fuge
composed ofCastor oil, Calomel, &c, are not
aware, that while they appear to benefit the
patient, they are actually laying the founda-
ton Tor a series of diseases, such as saliva
ton, loss Of sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the adver-
tiscmelt of llobensack's Medicines, to which
we ask the attention Of all directly interested
in their own as well AS their Children's
health. In Liver Complaints and all disor-
ders arising from those Of a bilious type,
should make use of the only genuine mcdi-
cine, llobcnsackls Liver Pills.
f9'"BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Ito.
bcnsack's Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and
observe that each has the signature, J. n
HOBENsACk, AS none else are genuine.
81 ".
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Does not every Man, Woman and Child,
houa an intercst

AN tA AAkSAAo
in having the health Of themselves and friends
restored and preserved At this season of the
year nothing is like using n good & useful cor
receive, and giving the system perfect tone to
cndure the heats of Summer, and changes OF
Autumn and Fall. No articles stand so high
in confidence ofthc community Cbcing rccom-
mcndcd and used by eminent Physicians and
distinguished Citizcns), as
Or. Stephen Jcrctfs justly and highiy Ceic-
hatcd Hc0H Pcstoring BitcrS.
which have been tried and proved and found
to be superior to all other preparations for the
cure Of all diseases airing from impurities of
the Blood, arrangement of the Stomach,
Bowels, Liver, or Nervous system, and re-
markable for their Strengthening, invigorating
restorative, and cheering properties. A sin
gle trial will prove their efficacy, (sec recon-
mcndations in pamphlets).
also tic Pulmonary Eiirir ami Strengthen
ing Plaster.
For sale by appointed Agents in every town
and village in New England. and by Dealers
in Medicines generally. 50 mos.
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nlarrir0,

In Ceiscester, ON the 4th inst. by Rev. D..
II. Loveland, Mr.. OTIS II. CAPRoN, to Miss
4ucIA NJ. PAINE, both of Leicester.
lin F~orestdale, June Is, by Rev Mr.. Ran
dolph, MIR WILLIAM p. BLoDeEr of New York,
TO Miss ABDiE b. BLAKE of Forestdale.
On the Goth, ult., by the Rev. II. Fox, Mr..
PniLETus c CovEY of Windham, and Miss
PRusHA W. THOMAS of Mlddlebury.
At Taunton, Mass, 29th ult., at st. Thorn
ass Church, EDMUND II BgSNET, Esq, son of
Judge Bennett of Burlington, Vt, to Miss SAL
LY ChocKER, daughter Of Hon. S. L. Crockcr.
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Dir0,

In Columbus, Ohio, on the 9th inst, Mr..
EBER l.. HAMfLroN, son Of Hiram Hamilton,
Of Bridport, aged u years.
In Chelsea, June II, Many, daughter Of the
late Rev. Calvin Noble, aged u.
In Bennington, on Thursday, June 2Stli,
Mrs. ALICE HARMON, wife of the late Nathan
icl Harmon, Esq, Of Pawlet, and mother OF
g. w. Harmon, Esq, aged 10 years.
In WallingforG, june II, JonN Fox, NJ D.
aged II years.
In Ludlow, June 81, OWEN SPAULDrNG, 81.
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Democratic Co. Convention on the an.

Democratic Co. Convention on the 4tf.
The nominations were rs follows:
For Senators.
Edwin Hammond, of Middlebury,
Franklin Collins, of Monkton.
For Judges of Co. CT. -
Lyman 7. White, Of Whiting,
Cullen Billiard, of New Haven.
For Judge of Probate for Addison Dist.
Danl. l.. Wright, Weybridge,
For Judge of Probate for New haven Dist.
Carlos Blake, of VcrgenncS,
For sheriff.
Rector Gage, of addison.
For High Bailifr.
Titus b. Gaise, Of Bristol.
For States Attorney.
Charles Linslcy. of Middlebury,
p. C.; Tucker coantv
E r.. Wright. COMMITTEE
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Wool MARKEr.-A better feeling for Do
nestle sales of 10000 lbs Fleece and large
lots of Pulled ut quotations. In Foreign, 80
bales from Australia sold at roc; 200 do wash
cd Turkey at 30@31c, G mos $50 do African
$50 do Cape 275 do S American, and 500 bal
lots Pernvisn at quotations.-BostoA Jtarcl-
Ter SM.
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Dissolution.

The firm Of Russell POWELL was
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
stock notes and accounts are in the hands of
Joseph Warner, assignee Of Russell & Powell,
for collection. W. i. Russell,
S. T. POWELL.
Middlebury, June I, 1858.
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Peru, june 10 1858.

tS'Therc has perhaps never been a medi-
zinc before the public SO well deserving their
confidence and patronage AS "Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral." No family should bc without it
M those who have used it never will. See
Advertisement
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! BE it remember
District Of New-lIaven, IS. ( ed that at a pro-
bate court holden at Bristol, in said district,
on the | 18th day of July, 1858.
The administrators of the estate of
NOBLE MUNSON,
late of Bristol, aforesaid, deceased, proposes
to render an account of their Administration,
and to present the same for allo "ance against
said estate whcreupon the said court APP
pointed the second Monday of August 1858,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon ut the Office of
the Judge Of said court in Bristol, aforesaid,
for that purpose, and made an order requir-
ing notice to be given TO all persons interest
cd by publishing a copy of this order in the
Middlebury Registers newspaper printed at
said Middlebury, three weeks successfully,
previous to the time appointed for a hearing
that they may appear and object to the allow
ance Of said account if they see cause.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
l23w. A true copy of Record.
ii. MuNsILI, Judge.
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tES= Samuel Z. Adams, of Shell.
burne, has received the appointmur-
of mail agent between Boston and Bur
lington, via r. and b. Railroad, in
place Of Mr.. Nash removed.
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more than six persons had escaped
seven dead bodies had been taken out
and the citizens were busy in clearing
away the ruins.
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REORGANIZATION OF THE DEPART
MENTs.-Yesterday being the 30th of
June, the law of Congress touching the
reorganization of the Executive De.
partments took effect. 1t has been so
construed as to dislodge the occupant
of every clerical Office, and only those
who have received new commissions
(Which were yesterday ~dispensed) are
now in employ. The Census Bureau
dropped off yesterday upwards offorty
clerks, retaining only twelve or there
abouts ; and the Pension Office was re.
duced from one hundred aud thirteen
to seyonty-fve, of whom twenty-five
are temporary. The law authorized
Fifty. We have not heard of the ex~
tent Of the changes made in other Blu.
reaus and Departments.
-Yat INTEL, JUly /.