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TRIESTE.

ter loading, and will GRpah. Fd1 1Te-1
:" so bales Cotton apply to p WHITNEY co. 6 Camp
" For pltsage, apply 70 The Captain on board. eb9
ESOR TRlESTE.-The A l American saEES
ship JUDAH T0URO, Captain Lewis is now SA5KI,s9
aiug ABOVE ana Ill have immediate Dispatch bGaCc u
Ell J.H. AsHaRIDGE / co, IS St. Charles street
EtSOR TRlESIE.-The A l fast sailing Fa..N
American bArk VOLANT, Capt seays. oaiiGg
and VIII nave qack dispatch For freight of 500 bales
]. P. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp street,
~ fof passage apply 2 the Captain on board ianlO
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HS0R POOL Passage only. )-.ssA
n The 4 tns saiing American ahip NATHANIEL tAAAS
THOMPSON, Captain Stone, bayiug all her
receive quick For passage only having
isbs J. r WHITNEY co. 81 Camp st.
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FOR RENT.

FESo-RENT The Splendid BRICK BUILD
a ING otntad q. the Csondoe and mi e.,, .,d
ne House together ssparssly esnty painted md
IpAftd f9sess9n q be sissg the March 1885,
" For terms apply TO Madame REYEAUD sonsr AZ EsJnna.
aad st. Louis strestS, PAUL Il TGYLpn AA"PAfA
f4b1T Iw No III F..bsIn, An,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

ERNARD LUMBER COMPANY. R. c.
BRoWN i LAUGHTER, HORN FELTON, O. l. MYERS { Co. 20.
81 FOWLER, NJ BEAN co D. COOS, owners Of
BERNARD IuMBER COMPANY Athsir Sis thay haS
running Sixteen Single Circular Saws
whlch Two
10000 to 80 0O09 feet OF Lumber day.
Railroad Companies Plank Road Wharfand Building Conraors
notice. Their AEentn New Orleans fully authorized
aP company hor yards will be stocked
With good Lumber suited to the city demand Office
corner Of Soils and Fnphrosyns ats cTAYLoR Aeont ans y
A NTHRAGITE COAL-50 hhds Broken and
for saie by J.H. ASIiBRIDGE b CO.,
ebi6 So St Charles street.
HD0RTER-25O casks Hibberts, landing and
Mb6 HI STONE Il co. Gravisr atreet.
A LE-2O0 casks quarts and pints, landing
tLs II. L. STONE CO. Gravier strset.
ks AlSINS--2000 packages in store and for
II a saleb by Ii. L. STONE co. / Graver feb6
&gRANDY FRUIT-20o boxes assorted for
RS sale by H. L. STONE q co / Gravisr fehs
SGALES-1 pair, 1900 lbs, for sale cheap.
~ innso 7, B. WINSTON al Commercial Place,
ESOR sALE-2000 empty Molasses barrels
a Apply 10 BARELLI Il CO. 81 conmnn st. ianls
GtASTOR 4 OIL-5O bbls. Blows No. 1, for
= sale ~ 3 NJ. DALEY s6 Tehsupitoulss street. u2s
SHAKER AND BALTIMORE PRESERVES.
~ SO boxes for sale by
iaol9 81 JOS. LITTLEIoHS 10 Fuitsn street.
NJ ON0NG G AHELA AND BOURBON
" lyIRl WHIsKY-aSob bbls, in stOrs for sale BY
as t. J. HART Il CO., 70 Tehoapttosaa street,
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BOSTON.

I s0R BosTON-(Regnlar Packet Line ,4F5Te
The A l packet ship RI BICGN, Doane maser SAhhh4o
having nearly ali cargo engaged have iueda daI1n
For balance Of freight passage, amply to
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ESOR LlVERPOOL.-Th fine A / at ,iseS
Lloyds fast sailing British ship JESSIE MUM Sahkp
Cnr htrket loading baya disnscn
freight of 400 balea Cotton, apply
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LSOR LIVERPOOL.-The new Ameri- IN
clipper ship BOSTON LIGliT Captain Smith, SAhA
having nearly all her engaged dIspae1
For ffeigh Ct 400 bales Gotten, apptyto
GIFFNEY d LOWELL 11S Common street
inna tn sn1 n.a. s.,
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StN0R LIVERPOOL-(Take no Grain sss5SSS
Ths new a; sailing Anercaa clipper ship SEA &8z
Dispatch For freight OF 500 bales Cotton sppyto
J. p. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp erset
FDr Dag5aVs. .nDnlvt tn theC Cnnuu ,na,d
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HNoR LIVERP0OL.-Th fine fast sail sssfssS.
~ ing American ship GREAT BRITAIN, Captain f}AAAf1
Jodard, is loading,
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ETOR LIVERP0OL.-The new A IN
n American nhP JUDITH, Capt Broom load {Sar5H
III an wiihavs immediate Dispatch For orlaanca Of freight apply
feb2s CHENEY g. LOWELL, li6 Common ft
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EfOR BIC OSTON-(Regular Line of f5gN
Packets 1.-THE pack DELPHOS, Samuel
Lowell having nearly all her gagged will lulGk
dispatch. For balance Of freight passage apply 10
febl6 GEO W. HYNsuN, 80 Camp street
HSOR BOSTON.-The A l new clip s@sN
A por ship WILD WAVE, Captain Knowen ip nov ttaAAS
loading and will have quick dtBpah Fer rght OF 1900 barrels
Pork applyto ]. P. WHITNEY a CO.. 81 Camp
E#- For passage, apply to the Captain IN sbll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

ESOR PHILADELPHIA.-(Me Merchants 4sA
4 Line lThe fast sailing packet
Q. C. STRATTON, Captain Wesentt loading oPposiIe
she Beef Market Second DISTRICT and will have quick dsac
freight of the bulk Of 900 bbls AolRsses. apply to
ROGERT WILLIAMS d CO., 10 Camp street.
BAKER & STETS0N, Agents, PbiadGplia. feblS
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ETOR LlVERP0OL.--Th fine first. class s;EssS
u fast sailing British ship EUDOCIA, Captain Doune
y loading, and will have immediate dispatch For 400
bales Cotton, apply to " wv
PETER MAXWELL 4 co. 80 magazine st
orto J. P. WHITNEY d CO., 81 Camp street -
~ For pss7nge, apply to the Captain board, nbo
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STEAMSHIPS-SHIPS.
GfLVEST0W.

VIII llleave SUNDAY, March 5, at O'CLOCK Am
TSOR GALVESTON ,INDIANOLA, ,PoRT ~ SsFa.
LAvAcA and MATAGoRDA BAY-Reguiar NJ ll9AGRss.
Noworoans and Texas u S. Mail seamahp
The and magnificent steamship LOUISIANA Jeremiah
Smith, oonmand will leave above. Freight Indanoa
ayaca will be landed the (suect
gofda Bay) withoutextra charge. For freight paage having
giant state room accommodations apply to
HARRIS Il MORGAN N foot Of Julia street,
u,.. opposite the Steamship Landing
~ This line having established Pilot ar
taiuts 81 mil
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GUNNY BAGS-300 bales, go inch, u
w bahe for sale by E. NJ DALEY TchOupOulAs ST. fabls
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PHILADELPHIA.


n lnel-The taat sailing regular packet brig DSCED
La Farrell MASTER oatng a. Di.tIc auI
VIII meet with dispatch For freight passage, having
room accommg dauons, apply oa board,
BOGERT WILLIAMS & CO., 10 Camp street
EF3- Agents in PHILADELPHIA &
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Resolved. that the Committee on Pensions
Le instructed to inquire into the expediency
o; providng by law for the support Of the
widow and children, if any. of the late James
{. Ba,chelder. of Mass, who was killed while
assisting the Marshal of the United States
.lr that State, in executing an act Of Con-
gress.
On motion of Mr. Dawson, the Senate re-
.olyci to adjourn on the Sd day of July next
Until the 81 Monday in October.
NOl SE.-On motion Of Mr. Wells. it was
resolved that the Committee on Commerce
be n>tructcd to inquire in the cxpedicncv of
repca.in. 20 much of the fourth Section of
the Act of,hc ID March. 1873 ! to regulate the
orci.n and coasting trade of the Northeast
ern and Northwestern frontiers, and for other
purposes. as prohibits the receipts of commits
SONS tv the officers Of custom. on said from
tiers. on goods entered at their offices and paid
,hereat.
The House went into Committee on the
pa~itic Railroad bill. Gcrri, Smith spoke a,
length in opposition to the bill, when the
Committee. rose.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-03

In Lyndon, May, 81, hy Rev. $. W. canister. Mr.
Chare. l.. Parker. Of Bangor. Me- AMI Mss Eu,l
J. Houch.on. of ST. Iohn>bnrv.
At Barton. May 81. hy Rev. c. f. Fcrr;.,. Mr.
Samuel Chanberlin, to Mrs. Anna Spauliing.
At P!ainIicl,l. y. H.. on Monday Nav l.. bv Rev
J. Scales Rev. Elia> H. Richardson Of the la,, c'a..
at Andovcr, Mas. since or'lanc,! pastor at (;otr.
town. y. H.. 10 Miss Jane VI. Stevens, OF piaintcd
In Albany, May Il. hy Rev. d. Wills, Mr.. VII
lam c. Owen ot Sheffield, ans. NJ. Aii.:ra F.z a.
AIbany.
In brook;",l. Nay -. hv Row p. y. Granger
Rev. James i. REYNOLDS. o the V. Annual Confer
cncc .. tie ". T.. Church. and Mss Olive G. Cal
der. Of Barnet.
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1lratb5.

Ia Morgan. Feb. IS. Of apoplexv. William Cobb
aged "'-onc Of the first settlers OF the town.
In Cabot. May IS, Of consumption, Chauncev c
Brown. aged 30 wears.
IN Charleston. May 5. Very suddenly Of typhoid
fever. Susan Maria. wife Of Mr. Albert Che>lcv. ag
ed % vcar~. daughter Of William and Susan Smith
OF Dan.ilic.
In Sutton, May 13. Samuel Spaulding. a revolu-
tlonary pcn>oner. in the Goth year of his are He
was for over halt century resident Of Waterford.
In Har'lwick. April l.. Frances Josephine. voun-
@cst daughter Of John ". and Iiar,: Norris. age,
l. wears, > months ard - DAYS.
In Sutton. May s. o: lung tc:cr. Irving. son Of
Thomas j. and Mary Bartlett. age! two years one
month ard four days.
Sweet babe why dies; thou leave u.
We loved thee here below
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-03
MRS. CHARLOTTE r. TWAYER.
TEACHER IN MUSIC 4 on. pAINTrk.
ST. IOUNSRI vr 1917.
BETTER & BETTER.

'iii sa!'>cri."r r-c,.ld return hi sincere ,iro
10 the citlcf> q Caledonia ami ,,i-,,,,t,,
"''''nt'r- f'r t'lo.r ro,- l;t'cral patronage 1t-
irrc'c'r II" 81 poorly ,llrcc :i.o,iaaII h,,-s.
drii- :''c -" rr.i> - i:1> been in town j. 4 mo-
gratifying '"i;'r ~ ;ii.. hi> cl5caror> 10 ,,r,
The ruhiic :irc dulv :l,,'rcc,:cd. His success. i,
h'i>i'~- h''> enabled lin T. ;,.'ra.c several la,,
ani Iiii''"r:a' improvements in The a,. ard h.,;,r
recently - ar.'' and r...it,c,l hi ,a.ry he
rfclfr"l I" e. ''',cI .c,Grr> than ever tci.rr
A> heretofore. ir < nj asniihe,s 20 AL ~,
l'"Tct p.c'urcS tla' can I've taken. b,,, ,,;s
III we : HILL; i>r IL MR.: and II xili .e !,
'i'h I" ln' NJ t"- that WORTHY Of the M lie
i'i"'-Sc-. and >,:,'i: l. j. M. ISLAM, 10 t,,
from iii> hands via r. i.:i,r. Thereon The r,l.
may res assured .iia' - II spare n, ran. a. .x
l''l>e I" keep NJ wi;h the :nc> and The. ad,,u-
mon a; HI N.oI.,- .I.:rf
Having ia''l rc.u-rcl from Ros.o- he ,as ', .
on hai;' In" largest :is>nr:inrn. ci Gases an,I,
"'- ''''r offered ~ Vermont al all qua,;r, ,,r.
an >'r'">. Il ,arG" - - t ~l;ch VII le H.,
ham! al MI Tires
iic'Hr"- r. :, = {" ~ccl.c a-t;
residences II lc>,r"l 1ikcnrs>c> takcn,fh,,i, IL.
machinery, l.'r-'i"rk. Ar. Tie public are rr;l
e: I" cal and "Nar.ic ;'ccin~i;. rur. i,>:t,.
e. IN The Art a:ii Ill III b ,lral ct,niina.i,r.
i'I'ihe'' ~" - insure -nrrcss. FEGAcI
- .i"!.n='nr, f.:.e:.e.an Gal,.-r.D
May la. 1T ~;
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: Ale OF VERMONT


IN Probate Cur. hllen =. ,u:llLr9 on H. o. ~,
-da> ofNav \. T. ISL;
SAA' htN!toN. \ lnlr>.rator 20. the estate of
..rtE n,cN "~"a h" If p,',riied III the Conr-
N'i rankin. Hnt Sia." "a: Massachusetts. Iarca,
'.hi.tNt~ ac:s'i on :" >:,,i ,Ir for rtr>, ~ sell
NE "!" Of the E"l I~t#r II ,u;,i deceased sin.
A;rl ~ al! District. represent ne that il would h.
neal /" Inc h'r~ and all lcr>o;s interested in
>Iil r>'" hV reason - r.~,r " ,tho,l, t.,;. S.r.
I" >rI >al real estate AMI c,nvcr: II, same i,,,
'''!'E; W li'rcul"n Il l>"r';crcd tx said court Tia.
>''' aiidcaiI"n come under cons crltion and lc
heard on the 18th dtv OF June. l. u 1874 =. Nv
Probate Office in said ,iul laU trI : :. ,,,,.rcr
"'"rtH th all persons il.cr~te l." rotiti,I hereof
hV l''Ih.irtt"n al notice ct tli> ar,r,tl md ord
fe'r'hrr" weeks Successfully IL the Calr.lp,an
printed at - Join~hurv in Iii state lcr;,r. 81
TIM" oi hearing. that they NAV appear a. said i,u
"';' pace. ana. II they go" cause object thereto
l;v HI. Court
"EANfLC EAWFoE JULIO o'rr,.ha.o.
true copy Of Eccor.l- ,>-.v2
Attest, WI. Ii. II ii,TSIIoCN Ec-;.-.r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-03

Weep not We strirke. parents.
Do not lnurniur or complain.
Think how that loved one suffered.
While with YOU he Iii! remain.
But now his SAVERS called h,,n.
He lives bevonl!the skies.
Thy sweet and budding Hover.
Will bloom in paradise. E.W
Vr;r,or- =, Me- r,lp $50 co,,
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THE REASON WHY

RtTLER Il 60. ri:c the best bargains
Sofas and AL kinds of Primitive is - l.;
case: ic 'h"i; ir-,.r., occ.;'ir tx .'srin. q.
r'" ~. ,::-o tl:r SERVICES 81 i, - e. ram,
Ma. i,- -a-ir'c "i icr cent fr transportation
-. lr,,>! nrr. =. t,,ft
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nccton with the educational institution at
bavaria. Kane Co., ILL.,, as teacher of The
advanced classes in physiology and arricul
tural chemistry.
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BEDSTEADS
IAN !" had :: INV i..;, theai.c- than .'..w,s-r
~ "fihe >:'''l- c':::.r
All hin.s oi
NJ n IN
DYES s. DENfSON'S ESTATE.

10" ''r cash: $50 = IL "t Sc:tc.-. Call and >ec
!. ARLINGTON
~ ..h:rv enter Mar isl. S..,f
MOVES s. DENfSUN'S ESTATE.
STAIE OF VERMONT
AZ a Probate Corr: l,,cn a. if.iil,rll N NJ 8,
,tid .il>'r:c'. ",i the Eth .i2v ii NAV \. b. E.s
NJ flEEEAS. 17asc Cummings 4, ia:,i,ir...er
w d, fii" l>,a.e q. Moves :. D.,li>.,r. ~. 81
Ec'"f':ai,i. :. lie uy oi Marcgr.te and >.-,.
Of Wisconsin. deceased li-- made ~: Heat II
cour: 10 '-x:'nd iic time Tor paving H.. .,c.. ,,r
from >'ii t"cn>' lie further ;.oTioa q: me year
from III, 90 d. 81 Nay \. il, l-i-,: l,r...,rc
"'.efed ia' AL Ie'-',.e iI:ere-'ed he Irtfcd. -
>ild :c;''' :;i thai tilc same vii ie heard ,rl
:''i'..' ~ - fr'ia'e 10 II i,, N = l.t-
bate ''iire il 'ui4,ll in said District 5. .ic 1871,
In, al .'t'ie is.i =: o'clock Ia Inc Afternoon.
lag Publishing r'g. Il the r-.ori i.- order
three week ~, rs->i,-v in The Called, ,ia, rr,.-
paper i:.i..cl a; :. I,al>ury. in ,.li- S.a.e.
A;:">'. X" II. HA.I>HoGE. Ec-i-.c-
'!;ic cap. o. record. s.swa
n.c>. WM H. HiETSHoEN. E.S;..-r
SLATE OF. VENOM.
rllrlo,.iu n.s.--c.-S.
4, Probate Cont. 'ol,rs. :. II, rroia.r ns,,c
lt,vill" w;:l:n nni f,r i di>.r:c.. ,n NE
"i'!, ,lav "f hnv \. II. Ia
INSTRUMENT. 'urio-::a,.n,e .,,e =
"" ai!i'e>'s:i."i.t II Mann :. T:t.,, az nj.
q Ear -. ia >:i.i lire .,coe->c l.ns ,...,,.
. - IL court here ~ H':i- Waller Il,,,.y ,,e,,
u" eA"'n'"., therein ,.alI.ei. :.f Probate: II i>.-
''r'ei bE SAID court. ;"t nj i.r v,is ct,,,c,-.,
L." =. loan ID 70 aiie ar ~ .e>.i.n .t.a;i
.'''; !" He lc''ea - ne Probate ufoe !, - I
l'"r|'..r- va re HI tir q. .n,.c. A II -.
'.i.i K" ta..r". i - to- HAY have. -r,,..
re iro''"'t 81 -: w:.l: Fl VI! !. ,.ur,. Sr. -
'"tii"r o.:::.i. Lat CT 81 Tie reo,rl -
cet e i,'!h!isl" al .i.iee week .rce..,,.l,
a. -'n'':l. p':Ia: II s.: io.. ,>a., :.,,. :. :,
', az fppo.nt.a ~. i.r rrs
hhIitS :. DANA. J.. q ri.la.
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1Whrs Tr1nn,inos of all kinds

iir;r ''"''rS have i~rn re,e~tea with yrc.. 49,.
~! tho, feel c"l.fi,!it Tie" can .lo. =, GOD
assortment a. can he fund III Vermont. Their !.
'''"n : !" nlhnni'c:t'rc clothing il q ic.f woi
'i"'ikc manner They ers,A- the very lie
M"rk'::.n in -.crr ii:.l.cin OF th-ir ,.:,,.. Y
h"r''' il"- had '.'i,-'n Years experience i, :.
H>'''>s. ir ti"f.s," f-el> confident TIA, Le g.
. go a. II - = - -;aa:iel rie;l.;i.c
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Spring and Summer
GOODS,

c0':s'i'I- g! G"-in-r. Enr'i.ii. French and Ans-
can I'r"adc''!.,. al: grades and ct'cr.: p,ai.,
,ii'v Iressim and Ca.sirncrcs: .rlc,ili,i y~.,:r,
h~"r" Nelye:- 81 Ecy> Wai.:cua.- a.: f,u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-03

son. Isor 49, The father is the brother Of a
Key. DR.. Pennington, highly respected COL
ored preacher of this city.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-03
GOLD LOCKETS.
PLATED WARE.
CLOe' X s.!

AID many other articles IT,. 1unierc,uS II rn.n,io,
- All If which be Nil IL ~ ci,.ap 81. he
cheapest Please cal all examine ,..,irs.',..
GEO. DOWNING.
-. l~',1Sr--1 t.,-I or S-..g
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EEPOT
CLOTHING STORE.
Pettes & Horton,

v<>tIliNG very thankful or :fe shprnl r,,-,,
az" ilcy have received ;fa.1 tne ci;i,rns If
Si'":it>i'iir, ii. 'c;nitt flc r.a.i winter ION
- nj extensive III: rr-:..,i.,- X. Il ,f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-03
READY.MADE CLOTHING

n. al fil'ir "wii manufacture. consisting Of
Press. froch AM sack t;nts lack and f,,,r,- boo
Kim PANT: LACK and f::,,rv t'as.:rn,r-. f,o
s'in"t'". weed aid INN 10. Satin. Sin
a.! Lasting We. fancy, ra:i and
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81 ohe OF the means used by the Presi
"eht TO influence votes for the swindIe. is sta.
'ea on the authority of the Washington Star
70 have been the threat that if the Nebraska
b'i did not pass. he would turn out all the
Io>t Masters and other office holders who
obtained Office through the solicitation of tho
democrats who voted against the bill. What
lovely administration
"''hANo FOR CATTLE.--The St. Louis
'"'c'lsencer OF the 10Th ult., saws that IDEAL
crs from New York are scourino Illinois and
INDIANA to buy up stock to meet the b;ch
Prices current at the metropolis high prices
are beng paid for good beef catle-s- %
10 $500 per leo lbs. net 81 and s42j liz.
"ei@ht are the current rates at Cbicaoo and
but few to be had at that,
ILLNESS OF TIE PorE.-Advices from
home OF the 3oth, state that the condition Of
.he ropes health is still very unsatisfactory
LIS c"est Is considered to be affected, and the
enormous enlargement Of his person reveals
a dr"Islcal tendency, which is nc. likely to
'e much improved by the bleeding and San
sr"'o style OF treatment prevalent there.
&c DR.. Chas. Jcwett. the veteran tcmncr.
q. !
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So" A-''rt> FIR >an.r~oN < Iancrc..,.'> Fire Works
-i''"Tai"."< 4, ta,: ts:a'ri,'-, .AI >ou.h Eca
j. =. ". So
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Low ''r cash: $50 =: al. Sc,ce- Call and >er
T. ARLINGTON
- I"!:. si'i:rv Center Mar i>.i x.,,f
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terrible SrEAMEUAT EXPLOSION IN
oEEG">.-Wc learn from the Portland Or
cgon Weekly Times. that on the 9TH of .,pril.
the steamer tiazclI, while Wing at the wharf.
landing on the Columbia, suddenly cxpo-
drd, killing about forty persons. and badly
1t not fatally Iniurng manv others. Amonr
the killed are David p. Fuller. one of ,l,.
principal citizens Of Portland. and Mr.. Pace
the President Of the steamboat COMPANY.
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To THE DEMooRATIo VOTERS IN TIL

To THE DEMoCRATIc VOTERS IN THE
CRY OF RICHMOND, AND OF THE STATE OF VIR-
cINIA-As we have newly CONVERTED Demo
cratic Ticket made for us at the recent Staunton Con-
yention, it would be well to with what unanin-
ty this result brought about, aud the newsps
pers disagree (as you will perceive by the following
extracts given from them below it would be well
for all of not to 60 it blind, and wait further de-
velopments before committing ourselves to the "glo
rious results'' which brought about nomination
"not fit to be made' by Democratic Convention
1t would seem from the report in the Dispatch of
this morning, {the Enquirer making mention of
it that "Mr. Irving Of Lynchburg ecially made
an exceedingly pleasant and humorous speech, in
which he REQUIRED to the obssnate resistance he and
those Che acted with had made, and moved to make
the nomination of MIR. Wise unanimous; but cries
MOI MOP were heard with great energy In sever.
al parts of the hall So it seems that would take
After while the Convention gets all three of the
nominees, Wise, McCounas. and Bocock before them
when it is said by the Richmond Enquirer" that
"the following ia the Democratic Ticket nominated,
and the nomination made unanimous, on the motion
Gus and ardent opponents of Mr. Wise's nominations;
while the "Dispatch" says Mr., Berry moved
that all the nominations be declared unanimous.-
The question was put but there were veheme mt RS
ponses of MOI! Mop The chair declared the mo.
ton carried by overwhelming vote Some of Mr
Wise's particular political friends may indulge fep
selves with high qualification at this nomination. but
/ can tell them that MIR. Wise is too young Demo,
crat to get the unanimous vote of the Spartan band
of 1870, when Mr.. Wise singing psalms to thejr
opponents "A union of Wings for the sake OF the
Union +" A DEMOCRAT OF
de 6-1t* 1840 1874. 1848, 1852 and 1854.
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charges Tor freight and oyer
their respective improvements. end q consuisin9
upon other subiects affecting the fntefsp Of sa'd
improvements ~ .rz,,,.
This invitation was given By the Boayd o. ruD ~
Works, smply because they were re4arden 8 ~
best medium Of communication with ofnceIs g
the various improvements In the State but win no
intention TO dictate 70 or even to presume 70 adve
any special course OF action By thst body.
Their only hject was TO bring about iemnsr
and frank consultations which might result 70 tnc
nermanenf GOOD and prosperity Of On the improve
ents ia the States and that this result 10 desirable
NAV be attained ID their Garment desire.
I am, sir, very responsibility,
Yourobt serv't,
W. r. DRINKAnD,
Sec'y Roard Public Works
Mr. Holden Rhodes called for the reading OF
the circular alluded to, which Il In the following
words:
orrrcr OF THE BoARp OF PUBLIC WoRKs. 3
Richmond Oct. 4, 1854
tn The President and Directors efthe Compaay
GENTLEmEN-At meeting OF the Board OF Pubnc
Works held this day, was directed TO ADDRESS "a
circular to the presidents, proxies, directors cnl1i
engineers apd superintendent OF the various ran
road companies in the State and also, ofthe James
River and Kanawha Canal Company, requesting
them to meet In this city, on the 9TH day december
next for the purpose of comforting about the pro.
priety of establishing tariff of charges Tor relgnt
and passengers transported over their respective
improvements, and of consulting upon other sub
jects affecting the interests OF said Improvements
Your attention to this requests respectfully So
licited.
Very respectfully,
Your obt servt,
W.R. DRINKARD,
Sec'y Board Public Works.
Major VIM. B. Taliaferro offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously adopted
RESOLVED, That committee consisting OF the Pre-
sident OF the several works of Improvements OF the
State and in the absence Of such president direc'
tor proxy or superintendent, be appointed, to
whom shall be referred the communication OF the
Board Of Public Works.
| This committee will be composed as follows:
Col Ed Fontaine, Pres't Va C r R; Witcher,
Prest R and Danville r; Alex Dudley, Pres't
and Y r r R; Ed Robinson, Pres't X & Il Il;
John Bruce proxy, Alex L and II X; George
Beail, proxy w and R r; Thos III Ellis, Pres't
] and C; + Mallory, Pres't and X X;
PitmBn, proxy R R: VIM Collins, and Il
r r; James Williamson, Pres't V X X; w u
Reid Pres't P R r; Z II Gill, Sup't Va K; Peter
V Daniel, jr, Prest and X; VIM ,Panniii,
Pres't r r; John SeddeD, proxy and q X.
On motion of Vincent Witcher, the superintend
ents and chief engineers of the several companies
who may be in attendance were requested to attend
| the deliberations of the committee.
| Col. Thomas H. Ellis having rendered the COM
mitee the use of room at the office OF the James
River and Kanawha Company, the chairman re
quested the committee to meet at that place at hal
past O'Clock P. M.
On motion OF Mr. StovaIl, it was resolved, thai
when the Convention adjourned it adjourn to mee
at IL o'clock to-day.
The Convention then adjourned.