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security against Failing Houses.

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The city of Charleston has an officer, whose du
ty is to superintends building for the purpose of
guarding against accidents and seeing that build.
ings that In course of construction are suffi
cieniy strong for the business to which they are
70 be devoted. When man is about to build a
house he has to inform this officer of the fact, to
inform him also of the location, the dimensions of
the house, and the material to be employed in its
construction, whereupon If the plan is not contra
ry to the ordinances Of the city against wooden
and insecure buildings, permission is given to 60
on and build This officer locks after the digging
effoundstions and sees that life and property shall
not be endangered by falling walls.
Such an officer, If Q capable and faithful one
must he highly valuable in city. lie could dc
much to protect life and property, and be could
stop short, in the beginning. those encroachments
on the streets. which are often committed by rea
estate holders Ia cities, and believe especially
In this city The disaster on Governor street might
have been avoided were tuch an officer in exis
tence In this city; and the propriety of having
such supervisor to see that walls are properly
and safely built, is further suggested by thai
model Of house building. exposed by the demolition
Of the house on the corner Of Main and 18th Streets
opposite the Dispatch Office. The wall Their.
brought 10 light elicits the general admiration NOT
only cor the economical ingenuity which planned
4 but that 10 slender fabric should have stood %
long. 'sS =
Thsrs i beautiful combination there displayed
q awkward looking beams. garden rails, lathea
plaster, and badly LAID brick Il would appes
49, ~ builder was experimenting, TO try whal
mssessd Vas most suitable for wallis. and the won
~ seaf - had not extended the expsrimsr,
= = Include leather. junk bottles, bonnet boxe
- - hAss- The van shas yisldsd 70 he sishs
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n THE USE OF BUSINESS SIGNS seems to be get
ting out Of dato of late years in large cities Stew.
art the Prince of dry goods merchants in New York
has not so much ss "shingls" over his door, Half
he Wholesale business Of that city 10 carried on in
the 9Th and 9Th stories Of buildings where sgns would
be completely out of eye shot without the use Of tes
scopes How, then, do INGREDIENTS in such places make
known their business and attract customersl By scat
terine the CARDS by thousands throughout the city
rhs DISPATCH JOE orrIcE can furnish them by tens
Of thousannds in elegant sye Ut the cheapest rates
and with great rapidly.
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LOST.

n CANARY BIRD LOST.
~ from the Edeemout HOUSE. ON Saturday, the
skG 2lst inst, CANARY BIRD, of bright yell
Il was quits tame. and could So essily caught On
the same day little boy wss seen on Main street,
oferiug for sale. which may be the lost. Any
one returning this Bird to ~. II En- ut T. w. Ran
dolph's Bookstore, will receive liberal reward.
10 26-St
I OSTs-On Brad street, between Bread
IL st. Hotel and the Circus tent corner 4th and Clay
sts., q MOUTH-PIECE to Sax Horn. The finder
will confer favor By leaving it this Office at the
Broad Street Hotel. je 8-lt
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Warm Heather.
CORR EsPoNDENCE oFTHE DISPATCH.

MADISON COUNTY, June "a.
About 3 o'clock Thursday morning, the dwell
ing of widow Call, near Rapid Ann meeting house,
was destroyed by fire with all its contents inclu.
ding $40 in gold and silver. The fire is supposed
to be the result of incendiaries. The loss il esti
mated at $500, and falls very heavily upon Mrs
c., who is a lady In moderate circumstances. The
neighbors are subscribing literally to make good
her loss.
The thermometer here for the last five days, has
ranged from "a to 80. Yours, II
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TWO DAYs LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON.

ouEBgc, June g The screw steamer Aueio
Saxon with dates from Liverpool to the 10Th inst
two DAYS later than the Atlantic hes arrived here.
She brings London dates to the 18th inst
Americas Affairs.
The London papers are eugrossed with the
American difficulty.
The Post says the United States may hold the
postponemeut Of the great slavery contest. be
tween the two sections Of the Union, chsapIy pur.
chased by foreign war, a the only means Of uni.
ting the Earring States.
The Times prognosticates the receipt of Mr..
Champions Dismissal. The Times thinks the re-.
tcntion Of Mr.. Dallas should not depend entirely
on MIR. Crampfons guilt or innocence.
Financial and Commercial.
LIvERpooL, June l2-Consols closed on the
18th Ut 94s.
LIvrRroor, June l3-C Cotton steady, with mod
crate sales.
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Died,

At his residence In Henrico county. on the 24th
instant, JORDAN r. CAMDEN, aged IS years.
At his residence on fourth street, near the Armory
county Of Wexford, ireland, In the S7th yssr Of hii
age.
His funeral will take place from his hate residence,
ut ~ O'Clock this afternoon The friends Of tbs fal
y are respectfully invited to attend without further
Invitation. SO
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AN U. s. NAVY OFFICER MIssING.-We learn.
says the Mexico Extraordinary, of the Goth ulti-
mo, by private letter from Vera Cruz, that Lieu
tenant A. j. Gwin, of the United States Revenue
service, has been missing from his hotel since the
18th instant. and fears are entertained by his
friendsthat he is no more. Lieut.. Gwin 10 nephew
of the Hon. DIR. Gwin. late member of the United
States Senate, from California He was on visit
to Mexico with the view of enlightening himself
with regard to the resources of this country.
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New York Hnrcv apd sofas.

ALBANY. Y. June IS The two Democratic
committees met here last night The Softs pro-
posed fusion. which the Hards rejected, and pro.
posed double conventions, to be held at the same
time and place.
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New York NnfionaI FilImore CIuh.

NEW YORK, June IS The Fillmore National
Club held q noisy meeting last night. Mr. Van
Ripper, the President who went over to Fremont
was not permitted to speak was threatened with
violence, and forced to retreat. The Club passed
resolutions approving Mr.. Fillmore. who made
speech, congratulating them on not being sold to
the enemy, as reported.
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EPIDEMIC AMONG HoRsEs-The Manchester
Mirror says that for about six weeks there has been
an alarming epidemic among the horses in that
section and not only there, but in all parta of New
England. Fourteen horses have been taken with
it in Manchester. The Mirror says:
They are taken suddenly without any apparent
cause with shivering and very hard breathing In
half an hour, in severe cases, horses become al.
most powerless all action Of the bowels and sto.
mach ceases, though the appetite does not wholly
depart. The disease is congestion of the lungs 1t
does not generally terminate fatally II attended to
in season The sickness lasts from eight to twelve
days.
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It is said that during the first few days of June
the inhabitants of Vienna were almost broiled
alive The thermometer was Mt l04 degrees in
fha shoda
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FIRE AT CLEvELAsD--A severe fire Occur re
It Cleveland, Ohio, Tuesday morning, destroyips
number Of buildings, including Gales grain Gle.
vator, involving loss Of slu OO0, IN which there
but fully insured and coal and lumber ward
Total loss $4,000, - !
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YESTERDAY was a day of excitement in Lynch.
burg. The College commencement first with an
address to the Students, by DIR. G. C. Cox, of Md.
and secondly, laying the corner stone of the new
College buildings, to be accompanied by address
by Samuel Garland, from Richmond EncampmeDt
No. 2 of Masons, were present at the latter cere
mony.
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NAvAI-The u. 3. sloop-of war Saratoga, six
DAYS from Key West, arrived at Pensacola on the
18th inst.
The u s. schooner Sea Drift, Randolph, from
Key West, arrived at Havana 18th inst, TO return
ON the 18th.
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SENTENCED FOR LIFE.-Henry Harrington,
convicted of murder in the second degree, in Cir
cinnati, was sentenced on Thursday last to I'M
prisonment in the penitentiary for life.
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DIsPATCHEs.-The U. s. surveying steamer
Walker arrived at Norfolk. Monday, from Key
West. with important dispatches from Commodore
Paulding, who had just returned from Nicaragua
In the u. 8 steamfrigate Susquehanna.
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Sailing Of the Arabia.

NEW YORK, June % The steamer Arabia sailed
to-day for Liverpool, with 1870 passengers and
81 600 600 in specie
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By the Rev WIN. J. Pstkisraw. Mr.. ABNE4 g.
MOORE to Miss HENRIETTA n ROBERTDQN,
both Of Name hester.
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DAMAGES DIR. MigheIs has recovered dana ~es
% tbs amount Of $3.50 from the Commissioner 81
Hamilton connty. Ohio, for injuries received 81
falling Into Z hols IN the court house,
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MARINE NEWS
~-s->~~~----~>-~~---~>>~~>->-~
PORT OF RICHMOND, June IS.
rcu wAFyr THIS nav A. q f,pCr ocv

PORT OF RICHMOND, June IS
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT 3 O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
Schr Mary Willis, Parks, Baltimore. mdse, w. d.
Colquitt Co.
Schr susan. Rogers, Boston, u,dse, D. l. W. Currie.
Schr Brandy wine, -, Albany, lumber, e. L.
Dudley.
schr R. J. Edmondson, John, down the River, hum
Der.
Schr Lydia Ogden, -, Philadelphia, iron, Nor
ris L Tanner.
SAILED
Schr Emma Jane, Phillips, Baltimore, mdze, w.
d. Colqutt Co.
Schr Matthew Bird, johnson, down the River to
load.
Schr John Bell, Ham, Boston, mdss, d. & W. Cur
RE.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse
and passengers. II. z. Tuttle
Sailed on 24th, steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New
York. mdse and passengers, Ludlsm 4 Watson.
A'so-Steamsr Belvidere, Pritchett, Baltimore,
mdse, Ludlem l. Watson.
Arrived ut City Point-Ship John Ravenel Oram
in ballast to Palmer 4 Clopton.
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NEW APOTHECARY STUKE.
RICHARD H. MEADE. T. ROBERT BAKER,
(Grsduste of the Philadslphia College OF Phar.
fs macy.)
NET ADT o.

APorHEcARIEs, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.
1856, northw est of Main and Tenth sts., just
above the now Custom House,
Have opened and fitted out Apothecsry and Drug
Store, with every improvement and convenience for
properly preparing and dispensing medicines.
They have on hand and will endeavor to keep q
complete assortment of fresh and reliable Drugs Me-
dicines and Chemicals ground and unground
Spices; Cooking Extracts Lubins and other celsbra-
ted Perfumery and Soaps; the finest impaired CT
CARS; Smoking and Chewing Tobacco; Brushes; sur
gicsi Instruments Trusses and Surgical Appliances
of every description; Mothers' Breast Cloths; CO.
losnes Sponses; and every article usually sold in
Drug Store.
It their design to give strict personal attention to
the busine in sill its branches and article will be
issued which may not be perfectly relied upon for
proper strength and purity Of character
AZ they have both had many years experiences in
the first drug Of the city, they feel authorized
in saying that Physciaus orders and prescriptions,
and every Pharmaceutical preparation will be filled
and prepared promptly and scientifically at any
other establishment ia the country.
~PRESCRIPTIONSw will be accurately dis pens
ed BY one of the partners at all hours of the day
uisht je z6-d&clm
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DIsIHFECTING AGENTS.-The best and most
simple disinfecting agent known is the chloride
of zine. 1t is made by dissolyng zinc in muriaiie
acid. and is applied in diluted state to foul and
offensive drains, cesspools, &c. The sulphate of
zinc, however, is nearly as good is cheaper, and
is more easily managed. 1t can be purchased at
any druggists in the form of q salt A pound of
1t dissolved in two pals of warm water and
thrown into an offensive ces,pool will deodorize it
During the hot weather. this disinfecting agent
should be applied pretty freely in thousands of
places in New York and other cities Copperas
(sulphate of from may be applied in the same man
ner and for the same purpose 1t is not such q
good disiufectant the chloride of zinc, but it
is much cheaper-Scientifc Aaerican
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Esss6 s.s .s &. ss sSs.,., 3
~ morniee points - out esths Virginia Editor
relsrrsd rs " SONS eorespendent q hsviaK said
BS.se ssssS ses. soaz s, sss. through ySsr
columns to state thar such ststement. by wboever
made, for whstsver purposs, totally and pnqusl
aediv false.
ell srd cut Of It. was Known o. strsight out and
ont Filfmors men. oppOeed 70 every sort Of COM
promise. Tor this fact refer yoa e Hcn Jno. n.
hotts and j. W: Bryce. Egg, n this city, and Messrs
Erastus BROOKS. Of Nsw Ypyk. alnd Hon. C.. d. Hitch
cock Of California and defy Akv ONE to say that BY
single act or word. ever sweryed ONE iovA from
the strsisht line Of duty % the Fillmore American
AZ ct the time heard OF the article In tbs Enqui-
rer found the Office Of that paper closed, call upon
the Editor Of that paper to publish this letter re-
eTet that duties which can neither avoid or frsuser
call me back to Norfolk tomorrow morning. which
prevents me from attending to this ms'ter II nsrson
I'd. Daily American, Norfolk, We. I.
Richmond, June 25-1tA
~ Genfeei Household and Kitchen Fur.
NITuRE.-Attsution 10 requested to tho sale Of Mrs.
Jane BOXERS Furniture. Bank street. The sale
commenced THIS MORNING; :s 10 o,eloct See
advertisement. THOS. w. kEESEE.
je &-1t Austioneer.
~ Auctien Notice. :. The attention
Of the trade 10 solicited sale Of Dry Goods &C
this morning at 10 O'Clock, ct our Sale Room up
je ss-it LARUs SHINE, Aucts.
- NotIce.-The particular aftenfion OF
the pu bio respectfully called to the sale of that
beautifully locsted Cottage residence, 9Th street,
French Garden Hill TO take place This Afternoon 1t
ja 26-lt Auctionser.
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WAsHINGTON, June 25-The Grand Jury TO.
day found an Indictment against Hon. Preston s.
Brooks, of South Caroina. for assault and battery
on the person of Senator Chas. Sumner, of Massa-
chusetts. The latter appeared and testified before
the Jury.
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THE GREAT NORTHERN LAKES-The coast
line of our great Northern lakes exceeds three
thousand miles In length. The greatest length On
Lake Ontario is 100 miles; that of Erie, 240: HUI
ron, 26O Michigan. 800; and Superior 355-making
total length of 1555 miles, and area of $4,000
square miles The entire area drained by these
great inland seas ia estimated at a5,5l5 square
miles. They empty their waters into the ocean
through the ST. Lawrence, which Is navigable
from Lake Erie downwsrds. TO all vessels not
exceeding 1870 feet keel &c feet beam, and 10 feet
draught The aggregate traffic of the lakes is at
this time, stated in money value, much more than
$500 500 600 employing eighty odd thousand tons of
steam, and lbs, 600 tons of SAIL though as late as
the year 1900 there was scarcely craft above the
size of an Indian canoe trading on the lakes.
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William Wicker died in the jail Of Norfolk, Va
on Tuesday last. 1855
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Mr. DarIAs.--A few days win solve the ques'
ton of the dismissal Of Mr. Dallas, one way or an
other. Mr.. Champion and the Consuls left Boston
for Liverpool In the Canada. on the 4th inst -
They would arrive there probably about the 10th
or nth, and II the Hermann, which was to leave
Southampton on the 18th, don't bring us news, the
Canada, to leave on the 2lst, certainly will.
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NEUTRAL CoMMERCE-INsTRUCTIo TO Mr.
BUCHANAN.-A copy of the instructions of this
government to Mr.. Buchanan, late minister to
England, was, Tuesday, in compliance with a res
olution of the Senate, transmitted to that body
Mr. Buchanan in his letter to Lord Clarendon. da.
ted August 80 1855. invites the British government
to enter into treaty, similar to that with Russia
recognising the principle in favor of neutral com.
merce, that free ships shall make free goods con.
trabaad of war excepted, and that the goods of
friend captured on board the vessels of an enemy,
with the like exception shall not be subject to con-
fseation; and furthermore. that the parties shall
apply these principles to the commerce and navi-
gatian Of all such powers and States as shall con-
sentto adopt them, on their part, as permanent
and immutable."
In conclusion Mr.. Buchanan says: SIT is scarce
ly necessary to observe that the present proposal
does not proceed from any apprehension that
Great Britain will ever hereafter reverse the pre-
cedent she has recently established. 1t has
been solely dictated by desire to give to the prn
cples of her Majestys declaration the solemn sane
tien of both governments, and thus by their Gem.
bined influence to recommend the adoption of
them to other nations of the civilized world"
The message of the President contains no reply
from Lord Clarendon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

RANDOLPH MACON CONFERENCE.-The COM
mencsment of Randolph Macon College took place
on the llth and 10Th Of June. On the first day Rev.
Leo Rosser, of Norfolk. addressed the Literary
Society, and Thos. G. Elder of Lunenburs, the 80.
ciety of Alumni. On the 10th Rev. G. W. Motley
opened the exercises by prayer The following
gentlemen delivered addresses VIM. T. Merritt.
Brunswick VIM. T. Bailey, Amelia Geo. w.
Armistead, Hampton; Jos E. Leigh, Mecklen-
burg; G. A. Jackson, of the same county; Argyle
Haley, of Caroline; w. w. Penny, of Randolph
Mo-: f. G.. Moore, Person, N. G, and Jno. p
Fuller, of Fayetteville, NJ G. Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee,
of Richmond, then addressed the senior class, and
the valedictory delivered by Thos. s. jackson,
Of Nottoway. At night ball was given at the
College Hotel.
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At Anguish, Ca, they have ripe peaches.
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rnIuoRApurc NHws

RnPonrnp roE Z "a Z Disc Ar oH
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Arrived ut City Point-Ship John Rayenel, Dram,
in ballast to Palmer 4 Clopton.
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LNUK SALE---One Bar, = Circular Oyster
Il Boxes, Front Porch, Windows and Frames.
Lamp Post and Lamp, Marble lyle, &c. at the AL
hambra. Apply TO MILES AMBLER.
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~ AucttOn Notice. .. The attention
of the trade IL solicited sale of Dry Goods &c
this morning at 10 O'Clock, ct our Sale Room up
stairs See advertisement.
ia cf-1t LARUS Il SHINE. Aucta
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MAX WOOD AT "a OO...I will sell 40
" cords Of prime seasoned Oak Wood, in lots of
cord and up~ ards. FOR CASH ONLY, at the above
price, including carriage
SAMUEL P. HALVES
North side of the Basin,
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EOK SALE, A SOAP AND CANDLE FAC.
Il TORY--in consequence OF my wife being in bad
health have come to the concius,sn OF selling out
give me an opportunity of travelling with Der.
Any person wishing to engage in the manufacture
of Soap and Candles would do well to make early
application to JOHN WALSH,
South Of Poplar Lawn,
je &c st Petersburg Va.
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Two PUBLISH AND PRiNTEkS.-
lad named GEORGE BOWDEN having alb
sented himse without cause, from the office OF the
National American this 10 notify Printers and Pub
lishsrs that said lad will not bs permitted to enter
any other office until he has compiled with his ob-
cations to the publisher OF the American.
lie S6-lt*
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E'OR SALE L. q w "A qunntify Of Mil
L Sweepings. coarse Flour. and OHAI Also good
article OF Seconds generally used by dyspeptics As
we are anxious to clear cur Mills bargain will be
offered in all the above articles if immediate appii-
cation be made. A. c. LAYNE Co,
Je 20 &c Rragg's old mill
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
kansas.

Nine more of the Free-State prisoners have
escaped. Sixteen mere have been tried aud
acquitted.
ST. LOUIS, Dee. II. Advicos from Lew.
renee of the I'd lust state that the militia
oader Capts. Titus and Walker have been
mustered out Of service.
Sixteen of the prisoners, tried Tor being
engaged in the Hickory Poiat fight, have been
acquitted,
Mr.. Army, agent Of the National Kansas
Committee, arrived at Lawrence on the list.
A large quantity OF clothing has been re-
ccivcd and distributed.
Judge Lecompton has been removed, and
despatch received yesterday states that the
President has determined to remove all officials
who have been connected with the troubles in
Kansas. And that the President has made
up his mind to gid the fast days of his ad.
mristration by doing tardy justice to the
long suffering and much abused settlers in
Kansas A special dispatch says:
james D. Harrison has been appointed
Judge Of Kansas in placeof Judge Lecomptc,
removed. He is a distinguished lawyer of
Lexington Ky, aud ran as a Democratic
candidate Tor Congress, in opposision to Hon.
A. X. Marshall"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
RUNAWAY MArcu.--qhe mopotonv and

RUNAWAY MAToa.--lhe monotony and
gravity Of our community has boen sone-
what startled OF late by the report Of run
away match which has just occurred 10 this
section. The parties (whose names | with
hoId) were FROM Waterbury; the bridegroom,
man not far from thirty, had recently OBJ
tanned u divorce f,om a Iormor vile, and
having scduced the Affections of u IS OF six
teen, she eloped from her parents by jump :
from the window of the house, and joining
her freed lover, escaped of, passing through
this place. We understand they were married
in Bristol by Justice there truly Cupid
leads his captives to cut queer capers some-
times. Autograph aud Remarker.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

Nav Posi- OFFICE REGULATIONS. The differ
ent Administration papers are informing the
Postmasters that they must discontinue tpe CIR
culation Of Republican papers This may ac
count for the complaint OF some OF our suoscr'
hers that they do not get their papers 40"
we wish to inform the people of Che State who
prefer anti-slavery to prosavery papers, ina
they must not heed the snoers and biackgaardisn
against ant-slayery editors by the Postmasters
but cali regularly for their papers, aud 40 al
in their power to extend their circulation.
change Of the Administration may change thu
Offices.