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New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
V,HE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR MARCH l.
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THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
LLEADING ARTICLES: The Presidential Sopins
tion: The British WGr Excitement; Newest Demo
cratic Platform
U.LETTERS FROM Mr. GREELEY AT WASH
lNGTON: Republican National ConyeHtoni Ine
Norrifs ior Of Fillmore.
Ill REVIEW OF THE WEEK Giving IN condensed
ard conspicuous form the latest aid most important
events that have trsnspired Ia tie City United
States, Central America. Mexico aud Europe
Iv.THE PEACE IN EUROPE
VTHF NATIONAL REPUBLIC AN CONVENTION;
The Peorle H. Council Harmony Concord and bh
thusiasu; Freedom for the New Territories ana
States
yI..THE NATIONAL kSOW-NOTHISG COW ~
TON: Confusion, Anarchy and Rupture; Inc
Old Pls form Abolished; New One Unsatlsisctoiy )
Secession of the Ultra North AID South fLlno'e
anG D0uelson Nominated
VHKANsAS AFFAIRS: Documents from Secretary
Marcy, Gcv ShEnnsn, and others
VIII AMERICAN WAR QUESTION: Debate. Ii the
British Parliament; The Enslish Pres Gsseons iioS
IXA NEW STORY BY DICKENS: Chapters Aad
Xl 0f Little Dorrit-by Charles DicksHs-
X..THE CINCINNATI SLAVE CASE
XI.POETRY; TeneSrsl Lessons" " The TosehstOre' y
XII..THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
III..MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XIV. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports Of the
Stock, Money, Cotton, Grain Csftle snd other Mar
kets, specially Reported for TIE Tribune
sUBscEIFIoSs-0ne copy for year So; three copies
e5; Eve copies. s.; copies, sI2.
srse copies wraPpers Be obtained the counter n
he Prhlicsion Ofce ihis morning. Prce. 81 eeatA
Only sx Cent? Cory-Twenty-hve for Dollar
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The Bible. the Foundation OF the Empire OF 0be-
die (s0d.-I Meeting the Broadway Tabernacle
MONDAY EVENING next, March 3, 1855, c. w. ALLEN
Of the Five Points GoIe Union Mission will present his Plan
Publishing the Holy Scriptures in Newspaper form for
era circulation ttO.e nc, otherwise furnished with Bible
Truth Some Five Points Children will and speak Scripture
pieces Able speakers expected to address the meeting
Admission free
gNotce.Tbere viii be Annual Meeting Of the Members
Of the CHlLDRENS AID SOCIETY al their Rooms, No. ii
Clinton Hall A,to place att. o'clock FRIDA EVENING
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

CKERBOCKER for MARC II. -
IN ORIGINAL CONTENTS
Old Habits Compared with New.
THE Deluge" Of the Editor: An Epis'le.
Nv Campaign "Reminiscences: Paper Nth.
stsnIas " Christ is Risen" BY w. II. c. Hosner
The Campfire By J. SWEET
Eleanor Manton; or, Life Pictures.
Red Hot Lines Old SchoCiHouse. By Henry
T. Leland.
Lett6ts 10 Ella; No. VI
Lines: She Died, Yet is not Dead"
TbsGraye OF the Uurecorded. BY Chas d. Oardetse.
The Observations OF Mace Sloper, esq.
Starzas: The Parting
Entrance Of the CTimean Heroes into Paris
Musings OF City Railroad Conductor.
Lines: We not Old"
RemDiscerces Of Katie and l.
To Dye or not 70 Dye: That is the Question
A CsyitO Paradox; The Speaker
Fourth Ode of Horace.
Blackstone. BY Jacques Maurice.
Rhyming Scraplngs-
Literary Notices
EDITORS
"Thir,y Degrees Below Zero" A Northern Fact.
Day Among the ice-Lakes.
Besnifui Composition by General Jackson.
(iossip " h Readers aud Correspondents -
THE KNICKERBOCKER for MARCH nay be had This
Dsy Of al Periodic Dealers Subscription S3 year single
s. HURsTON Publisher, No. $40 Broadway
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CIairvovauce.-One who has the value of exami
nation by Mira DORMAN, feels il great pleasure, without
soetaon advise those who desire 70 see au uncomJhy
,eeurn,e Clsryovant TO her No. " East 2thst,
CORNFR OF UNIVERSITY PLACE.
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1periaJ NDtires.
second TO None in the World


Second 10 None i'm the World-CENTRAL STEAM
PRINTING HOUSE.-MILLERk HOLMAN, (ete Holman
GrsyJ PRINTERS and sTEREOTYPERs, are fully pre-
psred 10 do any Of work in Book job Newspaper and
Music Printing Their facilities second TO ia the
world.
The following list forms part Of what they doing 8.
present for those who know their facilities
Dx r Edca, ds's MonthIes Putnsm's Monthly, Household
Words, Schoolfellow.
Dir EdwardSs LibrG,y-The aornons at Home, Our
Slave States, Twice Married
John w. Leonard co... Masonic Library, 30 vols 40
pages each; Masonic Advertiser
1meyieoa Bibe UAion-Tbe Revised Scriptures, Monthly
Reporter, Quarterly Reporter
Other Montllies and WeekIss-Le Bon Tons. 7. Taylor;
NJ Singer Co.'S Gazette, ~ Y Journal OF Medicine, Insur
snce Gazette Colburns Railroad Advocate Home Mission
Record New.York Chronicle.
In addition the above large quantities Of Cards Show bills
Bsndbns Circulars. Catalogues Pamphlets, Law Work &c,
are constantly issuing from their busy and yet there s
rooIu" MILLER HOLMAN, Qste Holman Grsy)
corner of Centre and Whitests
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The New Gridiron. Robinson,. Patent. see,

phsLes three desderate: .-.,e
4 In saves ell the gravy, dropping into the FIRE.
IL cooks the through without burning the outside
s. II prevents any smoke IN the kitchen OF house r,i
Five sizes from f2 rs Sold AZ the American and rOregn
Patent Agency No 70 Duane.st 100 feet east Of Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

V>HIS DAY PUbLISHED-ONE THOUSAND
Il AND ONE THINGS WORTH KNOWING. Boos
for everybody disclosing invaluable informston receipts sad
nsYuctions In useful and domestic VOL l2no, elo,a
81 Etc For sale BY all bookselers HENRY STEPHENS
Pusisher No s5 Ssssa, Copies sent By nsai On ~
eeips Of PRICE,
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n APPLETON g. Co., Nos 346 and 3iS
IL Broadway have just published the following important
IcoSoGRAPHIC cYCLOPEDIA OF SCIENCE, LIT
rated with plate engravngs vols. Half nor 10
ICOEOGRAPHIC CYCLOPEDIA OF SCIENCE LIT 70
ERATURE AND ART Ia full morocco.................tD ~
Or. IL SEPARATE DIVISIONS:
THE LAWS OF NATURE; Or MATHEMATICS, AsIsos-
onY PHYSICS AND MErEoRoLoGY ILLUSTRATED. With
Atlas Of wenty steel plates containing O Nus
trsio1, vols Cloth rs
TIE SCIENCES; Or, CHEMISTRY, MSERALoGY AID
GEOLOGY ILLUSTRATED. with an Alas OF twehty'louf
TIE ANATOMY OF THE HUMAN BODY Or, An
TBRoPoLoeY ILLUSTRATED With Atlas Of twenty .
TIFF COUNTRIES AND CITIES OF THE Worlds
Or GEOGRAPHY ILLUsTRaTEpi INCLUDING ACoNPLEIt
GERniN AND ENGLISH GEoG RAPHIcAL GLOSSARY WIN
al Atlas -four steel plates, containing Geopaph-
cs Mars and Plans Of Cities 2 vols Cloth IS
TIE CUSTOMS AND COSTUMES OF PEOPLE Of
ANCIENT AND MODERN TINES; Or, HISTORY AND
steel rlates aiming 400 illustrations vols Fotb sS
TIE WARFARE or ALL AGES Or, military
SCIENCES ILLUSTRATED With an Ailss o. & ., steel
TIE NAvIGATION OF ALL AGES; Or NAVAL SCI
EXcEs ILLUSTRATED With an Atlas OF 81 steel plates
TIE fpE'IF ART OF BUiLDfSG IN ANCIENT AND MOD
ERN TIMES; Or,ARcHITEcTUsE ILLUsTRATEp with
Atlas OF 60 steel plates containing III" illustrations
THE RELIGIONS OF ANCIENT AND MoDEhN
TINES; Or MYTHOLOGY ILLUsTRATED. with an Al
las OF 80 steel plates, containing 800 Illustrations vols
TIE FINE ARTS iLLUsTRATED-Being Complete
GLIDING Theory Of the Art Of Drawing With an Atlas
OF 20 steel plates, containing 800 illustrations Voe
TFCHNoLOGY ILLUsTRATED-Being a Series Of
Ire a.es on the Construction Of Roads, Brdges Canals
HYDRAULIC Engines Fourng and Spinning Mills, aud on
the Principal Proceedings in Cotton Manufacture, Com
las Of IS steel plates containing llcO ensrsvins-
vols Cloth o.
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&c nhom it mGp Goneeru.

4 DVERTIsING.-Ac choice selection OF the besg
arer a the whole country may be made and jueiOls
,,sten c sdver.sug adopted ~ '. b. PALnLAS AGESCL
lie ertars zltly The priacple AID prseca era ou.
IF SANITE AUBERr, q eolored Woman. orig
nAy Csre Frsneais ST. Douinso afterwards Of NstaaEa.
,r b4f Chiidren ADELE AUBEkT, JEAN or JUASIsCC
AUBERr. or FANNY AUBERr, al forlsehy Of Ma,a .ss
.Trly tie Uldsrzned tLey viI hear % bUNEIHiNC
TO THEIR ADVANTAGE. WILLIAM c. Russell,
No lOs Broadway.
MISS MARY SMITH will find LETTER at
1Nl The TRIBUNE OFFICE from South kaIEnd. y. T..
ID K. DEYOs
l. CITY ADVERTISING AGENCY,
Ne. 10 Applssoa's Bssdns, Ne. 3]8 bRoADWAf'
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Japnn and the Japanese

Japau and the Japanese.-Dr BETrELHElMS
First ecure will be delivered Hope Chapel No 8 Broad
vsy THIS EVENING His long experience in that country
enables him 10 impart useful information. Native OF
the Loo ChoO Islands will be present Tickets 25 cents for
sale AZ FRANCISS, No. 252 BrOadway CROWENS, Broad
way and 4th.st. and Of the door,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

Library By order of the Com
pise OF ShsrehOlders there will meeting Of the Share
holders friends of the New York Society Library ut
Dr. large Chspel of the Newly ok University, Washing on
square, on SATURDAY, March !, at u o'clock The Rev
IsAAC FERRIS, ID. D., will preside; and addresses VIII be
made by eyerel gentlemen well known 20 the public the bar
and the reading community Of New All Interested IN
tie diffusion Of knowledge, aud in the public institutions oil
Kev-York are invited TO attend
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

We know Of nothing that ress hike better class romano
a. that Of Russian history which iscndes the story t
Catherine H. story well and eompreh@nsivey told IN The
present volume All books relating Russia read with
great interest The present among the best OF hse books
recently pubshedS ~. 7. Criterion
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

CTTUATION WANTED-By respectable Wo-
- nan Il good plain COOK, and 6rst rae WASHER and
RONER Gcod city reference Please call AZ NO 9 hvenae
for two days
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

Ioseph Barker Lectures again THIS EVENING, Feb
m the stuyyesst Institute, No $50 Broadway, at O'Clock
inject: The Alleged Evidences Of the Divine Authority
4 the Bible" Admission l2I cents MI BARKER invites dis
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
Mercantile Library yAssociation.-The A {


tfMr CURTIS'S Course will be given on FRIDAY EVEN
fSG NEXT FEB 2 at Clinton Hall Astorplace, commencing
a, o'clock Subject: Charlotte Bronte (Cnuer Bsl aud
The Position Woman in English Fiction" Tickets 5 GEMS;
can he had Al the Library No Easseu and the door on
a. syening of tbe Ieoture r. H. TIMPSON,
Chairman Lecture Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

Park Benanin having from his recent illness
will ever the edition Of his humorogs Poem On
ON" at the b. ooklyl Aheneum on SATURDAY ENENlNV,
srch Doors open at 4 lecture 20 commence at ocoS
ckes each may be had at Roses Bookstore No l4Z
antc-s Marshs Bookstore, No l75 Auantic-s sndfords
asc.s ore No. - COurts OF the Librarian Of the Athenean
At the door.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

WANTED-By an American Lady situation
w 10 20 California as NURSE and sEAhsthEso Or
rart Of passage money serve tune ser her aS a.
Cal address 70 CALIFORNIA, No I'D East St'as-
ntar 9d.av.
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- wOnss s COOK WASHER AID IRoSER, Or would DO
HOUsEWoRk Tor q small family She baxe, weA hsyery
fne LsuDdress II required In the country sne uef
stands Of Mk and Butter Can produce sood rsief
sres Gel address Ne 5a-sv. s d ief s~e sAJs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

NITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS, No. 446 Broad
Oway-FRIpAY EVENING, Feb. 29-GREAT FRENCH
ENTEkTAINMENT.-Co plimentary Benefit TO Mr. Gus.
TAVE NAQUET, who will give lecture on the Life end
Genius OF Rachel" The eminent pianist, M. GOTTSCHALk,
will perform Of bis most popular c3mpositions aud WIN
Mr. PERMISSION Sgnor GlULlO will sing the great
Cavsna or La Favorta and two French aud
Italian .onss conclude with Musses elegant comedy LIZ
CAPRICE acted by Mile DUREY and Mile BRlARD, late
of the Rsche troupe and NJ LEON PATRE, from the Vaude'
vile of Paris. .o.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

MAYORS UFTIcE NEW J Okkl FtD % I0OV'
Notice IL hereby given that the following provisions OF
an Ordinance passed by Common Council relative to Pawn
brokers III be rsidy enforced, and that hereafter al com
plants made for the violation Of the same will be
sent TO H. Corporation Attorney for prosecution;
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

WALLACK's THEATER.-Boxesa and Parquet
w 50 cents; Family Circle Is cents; Stalls 81; Private
Boxes Sc aud 81 Doors 81 o'clock performances CON-
mence q, 7-TRIS EVENING ~ill be oerformed;
THE KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE.
Capt Cozens.: Mr.. Lester Leonard Darcy ;M pyott
Mr. Smith. Mr. Brougham Perdita Mrs hoey
Tom Tttler Mr. Walcott Peggy Popln. Miss Cannon
TO OBLlGE BENSON
Mr. Sou hdown Mr. Holland Mrs SOutldown. Mis- Cannon
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

NEW MI S / C.-An Pretty Pieces
~ spsrsiuR Sunday Night 5. Marksein. Is cts.
Thirkins of Old Times. 3 Marksten. % e's.
While musing all alone, Hattie. 5. Merkstein % cts
stare nv heart from growing old Me,Z Is eta
eanrot part with thee Meta S cts .
Louss Pyne Polka Markstein lhogsphie lis-ness 'Vc'
Bobolini Polka IS cts Golden Drop Schottische. Sc.
COOK BRO, 5J Broadway,
Sole Agents for Hsines bres Pianos
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

1'O LEASE-For term OF years, the 5-story
STORE No q GoId-st. Privilege Tor cngns znd
ssr o be be .i IN ths sAoniDg building
and repsred 70 suit Possssoa fst Of
(told-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

EMPRESS OF RUSSIA
WITH SUCCESSORS
Comprising incidents Russian History 70 the fall " sevss
toTol By ssmue NJ smucker. A NJ One volume, 55S PIP,
limo Steel Portrait Price ~.
WELDING pleasant pen the author has aimed a. such an eN
position of Csthen political projects and designs as 20 give
very taacioy view of Russia during this especially IN
her aggressive and ambitious phases IL al aud
of eour.e an euter.irine vork n. Y Evangelist
MILLER. ORION MULLIGAN, Publishers,
No Is Psrkrow New YORK and No o7 Genesee ST. Auburn.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-23
Vermont Stock for Ohio.

We clip the following article from the
Ohio Farmer, published at Cleveland.
1t shows to what quarter the Ohioans
are looking for the best stock in tho
country.
We enjoin it upon the farmers of
Addison County, to persevere in their
lapdable efforts to keep ahead of the
"rcst Of mankind +" in the breeding of
improved stock, for the benefit of them.
selves and their neighbors in the great
West.
FINE IloEsEs AND CATTLE FOR CUYA-
HoGA.-We have just learned that Will
liam F. Giddings, Of Rockport, in this
county. is now in Vermont, purchasing
some good horses. He has purchased
of f d Bush, of Sboroham, two mares,
with colts by their sides One of the
mares was sired by Flying Cloud, now
owned by Messrs. Orr and Ladd, of Mel
more, Seneca Co., Ohio. She has fine
black horse colt, sired by Hills Black
Hack Chief. and the other has bay
colt, sired by the /" North Horse" a eel.
ebrated trotting stallion. He also pur-
chased a Black Hawk 6lly, of w. r
Sanford. Of Orwell, Two Of the mares
are to be bred to c. NJ. Flctchcr's hors o,
Don Juan one of the best horses in the
East, aud the other to Ethan Allen a
colt of cid Black Hawk, and the fastest
trotting stallion in America. Mr.. Gid
dings has begun right, and we congratu-
late him aud the people of Northern
Ohio, on his purchases.
Mr. G. has also purchased several
head of Devon Cattle, of u Hammond,
Esq, of MiddIebury, Vt, thorough
bred COW and calf The COW is from a
COW imported by W. r. Sanford, and
was dropped few months after landing.
She is now being bred to Sanford's bull,
New Boy whose dam took the first pre-
MUM at the National Fair at Boston,
last Fall. Mr.. Sanford's Devons arc su-
perior.
Messrs. Goodalo g. Co. Of the Clcvc-
land Wool Depot, ia their circular OF
July !, say
" The tendency of tho market appears
to oe upward, 30 much so, that we deem
it advisable to advance our prices.
And although many buyers thought
our last quotations too high, it is evident
from present indications that holders
will more than realize those figures, aud
those who did not sell early are obtain
ing satisfactory prices, and We think will
continue to do so,
We are Informed by gentleman in
this county that the wool clipped from
Vermont sheep sold by him in Ohio last
year, the Aeeoes averaging seven pounds
this year, has recently been sold there
at 25cts, per ID. Vermont farmers
please notice.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-23
The Far West,

A correspondent Of the Northern Ad |
vocate, writing from St. Paul, Minnesota,
May 30th, says:
A gentleman from Massachusetts,, a
capitalist, last month, offered sl40 900
for a "water privilege at St. An.
thony's Falls, for manufacturing purpos.
es which would have been of incalcula.
BILE advantage to that locality and coun-
try, and which was thought by the more
rational citizens of the place to have
been all the privileges were worth aud
even morc-and yet his offer was spurn.
ed with vim, and coolly remarked THAT
privilege must bring him quarter of a
million or no sale" In village proper
ty there will be a crash, and let those
that will, stand from under, lest they
find themselves buried beneath its ruins.
Scores are returning 10 the East with
out making investments for business
purposes, who but for the sharkish spec
ulations Of the West,wouId have increas-
ed her business facilities,in many towns
fifty per cent, within the short space
of two years
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-23

BisHop McILvA,NE ON FASHIONABLE F.
AMUsEMENTs "A Cleveland correspoD-
dent of the Due West Telescope. tells
the following anccdote of Bishop Nell
vaine of Ohio:
A number of years ago, in a village
near this city, few fashionable Chris
tans came to the conclusion that the
Methods. ard Presbyterians, who had
churches there, wero entirely too strict
in their disciplinary arrangements, and
they came to the conclusion that they
would get up an Episcopal church, 50
that they could have more latitude and
a wider field for enjoyment. They sent
for Bishop McIlvaine, who came and
preached them heart.searchng, siu.rs.
buking, gospel.moving sermon, and left
them to consider farther upon the sub.
ject. They deliberated among them
selves, and finally came to the conclu.
sion that Bishop McIlvaine was not
a whit better than the Presbyterians and
Meshodists, and that they might just as
well remain in Scylla as to run upon
Chary ybdis"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-23
FREE OF CHARGE!!!

UNTITLED, Boltcn Abbey in the Olden
T. Times, a splendid steel engraving from
the celebrated painting by Landseer, and
the Departure ofthe Israeitcs from Egypt,
large and beautiful engraving from a
painting by d. r )bcrts. The retail price of
the above engravings is $3 per copy, but
will be sent free of charge as follows
The subscribers have established Book
Agency in Philadelphia and will furnish
any book or publication at the retail price
free of postage. Any persons by forward
ing the subscription price of any of the 50
Magazines, such as Harpers,' Godey's, Put
mans, Graham's, Frank Lcslic's Fashions,
&c. will receive the magazines for one year
and copy of either of the above hcauti-
ful engravings, free of charge, or if subscrib-
ing 70 81 and a 81 Magazine, such as Pc
terson's, and Challen's Ladies' Christian An
nual, they will receive both magazines and
a copy of either of the above engravings.
Every description of Engraving on Wood
executed with neatness and dispatch -
Views of Buildings, Newspaper Headings
Views of Machinery, Book Illustrations
Lodge Certificates, Business Cards, sc. All
orders sent by mail promptly attended to.
Persons wishing views of their buildings en-
graved can send a Daguerreotype or sketch
of the building by mail or express.
Persons at a distance having saleablc ar
ticles would find it to their advantage to adj
dress the subscribers as we would act as
agents for the sale of the same.
BYRAM & PIERCE. 33
80 South Third 81, Phii@deiphid, Pa.
~ pyR.N T. MAY PIERCE
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-23

he said springing from the chair, when
my engagement expires will purchase
an ensign's commission. Iwondcr / the
thought never occurred to me, for my
ancestors as far back as can trace
them, were soldiers.
Better. far better. die on the field of
battle, than by ones own hand. We
separated
A few weeks since, in running my
eye along the list of those who dstin-
guished themselves at the battle of Ink
erman. I recognized the name of Lieut..
Colonel. A letter from my friend
has siacc ioformed me that be had served
in India. with Lord Cough, and wos
promoted for his gallant conduct in three
campaigns. He was present at the bat.
tie of Alma. Balaklava, Inkermann. and
at last accounts was in good health, on.
gagged in the siege of Sebastopol He
was still single. His heart was dead to
love
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-23

AWARDING COMMITTEES.
On Field Crops Jacob " Conroe,
Middlebury; VIM. Nash. New Haven
John Sanford, Cornwall; Chas. l.. Smith,
Bristol; John d Barton, Waltbsm.
Durham and Hereford Bulls
Schuyler Doan, Shoreham NJ T. Shack.
cit, Middlebury; F. s. Plumley New Ha-
ven; NJ Ranney, Salisbury Z. A Gull
ley. Addison.
Deron and Ayrshire BaM-N. A.
Saxtou, Walthsm; Jos. r Nash, New
Haven; Allen Foot, Middlebury; Austin
Dana, Cornwall Harvey Parmelee, Bris'
tol
Grade Bulls -Wm Remelee, Corn.
wall w s. Hammond, Middlebury; AL
lon Smith, Addison; Isaac Tripp, New,
Haven; Solon Sumner, Bristol.
Durham and Hereford Cotos--Jss.
F. Frost, Shorehsm Victor Wright,
Cornwall NJ. H. Hurlburt, Monkton
S. p. Hopkins, Vergennesi Chas. f.
Stone, Monkton.
Deyon and ayrshire Co,os.-Oliver
Hyde, Salisbury Walter Sherman, New
Haven; N. Guindon, Ferrisburgh Ed
win s. Wright, Weybridgo Elijah Ben
ton, Waltham.
Grade Co,os and Heyeys.-Edw.
Seymour, Vergennes; Fl. F. Hayden,
Middlebury; Warren Smith, New Ha'
ven; G. o. Swinniugtou, Leicester j..
S. Taplin, Panton.
Oren john d. Barton, Waltham !;
j. II. Rich, Shoreham G. P. HathorD,
New Haven Hiram Munger, Middle
bury; Daniel Sanford, Cornwall
lStee,s and Caiues oliver Smith,
Bristol Horatio Sanford Cornwall, Geo
Caldwell, New Haven; D n. Buttolph,
Middlebury Jos. Bowdish, Weybridge.
Matched and Single Driving Horses.
-Sam'l. Moore, Shorsham Eli Mat
thsws, Middlobury d. E. Rust, Orwell,
A G. S9uier, New Haven NJ NJ D9ud
Salisbury.