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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-06-23
%, 1858. A. WILCOX, Treas
FOR THE HAIR.

Her golden tresses in wanton ringlet. waved
Milton
SHEIpoN's HAIR DYE Is 80 well known tina, il
needs no further Recommendation.
SHELDoN's HAN Tone always prevent, hair
coming out,and produces new rowth Of healthy
hair.
Lyons ithairon
Harrison's IIaii Dye,
Rogles Hyperion Fluid
Fish's ka'on, made by The Nj. Fish that for
merly lived here.
Perry's Hungarian Balm.
Adams ColcRssian AmbIa
Rurnett's Cocaine,
Burne't's Kallston,
Littlefeld's Rose Hair OIL,
Spal1iug's Rosemary and Castor Oil
Kitchen 4 llendersou's Hair Restorative
Professor Woods Hair Restorative.
Enqlieh Bears OIL,
Ilarrison's Bear-'-O
Harrson's Bear Pomatum
Harison's Rose Hair Oil,
Preston x Merrill 3 Hair Oil
Pirnud's EIuile Antique,
American uair Lustral
Delights Spanish Lustral
Bacon's Excelsior Hair OIL
Littlefield's Resrs' oil,
Hussey's Hair Fluid,
Rivers' Huile Antique
All the above goods for sale ~
Ii. A. SHELDON
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PHI s-Those
who have been taught 70 believe that iherc Is no
remedy for cancer but the knife are invited to
read he following statement. Reuben Wiihers
late OF Brooklyn, and now residing at Marysville,
California, was for several months treated seoun-
iuu, artem by two physicians. for what thev pro-
rouGced 70 be cancerous tumor on the left
breast. Finally they recommended eScison, but
the patient having heard much OF tie efficacy Of
IIollowsy's Ointment, in such cases, resolved 10
try its effects before submitting his flesh 10 the
steel. lie used il in conformity with the direc =
tions for two months, nj the end Of which time
tile lump had entirely disappeared, and up TO the
date VI his leaving for San Francisco, in August
last, an interval Of fourteen weeks, no symptoms
OF its re esppearsNce could be discovered The
Pills are equally eficacous in all internal die
eases.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-06-23
AS the train over the Sullivan Raj

AS the train over the Sullivan Rail-
road, on Friday last, was approaching
North Charlestown, little child dsrted
be fore the Engine, was caught by the COW
ca lcher, and thrown upon The shelf around
the boiler. AS soon as possible the train
was stopped and the little one rescued
FIR, IN its perilous situation, when, strange
to say, it was not injured in the least
The HeraM Of Freedom, (Lawrencs)
es imates the present population Of Kan.
So at 100000, and thinks it will bs
10000 before the year closes. The ed
itor docs not consider il necessary to urge
reasons for voting down the Leeompton
proposition" because he has seen but
thros men in favor of accepting it in any
contingency.
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We copy the following notice from

We copy the following notice from
the Bradford Tslegroph:
COUNTY SHIREs is hereby
given that application will be made to the
next session Of the Legislature to divide
Orange County into two half shires, estao-
fishing one at Bradford, and the other at
West Randolph, or at Tunbridge or Chel-
sea, or such other point as may be thought
advisable; also application will be made
to divide Orange and Windsor Counties
into three Counties. making such changes
of location Of shires as such division shall
render necessary also application will be
made to take from Windsor County the
towns, Royalton, Rochester, Stockbridge,
Bethel, Barnard, Sharon and Hartford,
and add the same to the County of Orange
and locate the half shire for the western
part OF Orange County at such place as
Shall best answer the towns Of that point
of the county also application will be
made 10 create new counties out Of Gale
donia, Washington, Windsor, Addison, and
Windham Counties. making such change
of location Of shires as the establishment
Of said new Counties may render deslra'
ble..
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Vermont Express.

This entire hor.e may be found at the stable
Of tho subscriber, in Cornwall. Re was sired by
III. Justly celebrated 0 d Black Hawk, L. by
sh.fnAn, and he by Justin Morgan. His dam
Wa. sired by Morgan Tiger, he by Sherman, and
hs by Justin Morgui. Thus it will he seen that
the pnrity of Morgan blood in him is second to
no other horse in this section.
H.i, " a Mahogony bay color, 1--WE years old,
is IL hands high, and weighs acout 100.
lie a consi- ered by those best acq daiDted with
him very desirable horse 70 breed from, and
gentlemN are respectfully hlYi'ed 10 call AID eS-
anime him and judge fyr themselves. Term, $40
Cornwall, May ], 1905. A2RAM FOOT
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CUSTOM PLANNING.

TJNHE subscriber having completed his ma
L chinery is now prepared to execute all kinds
Of custom planuZ and jointng, such as foor
boards, plank, feuce pickett and in short anything
that can he planned by hand, at such rates thai
it makts it m object ior those that are building
to give him Il call, instead It pursuing the old
low way Of delvinp them out with the old Jack
Plane.-riauing done by my machins has this
advantage, every board is brought down 10 an
equal thickness, saving the tedious business OF
dwelling them as in past times before Planning
Machines were known, thus saving time and ex-
pense.
Shop Jus, below Davenport i Clay's Wooden
Factory JOHN II SIMMONS.
MlddeUury, Jrne 6, 1858 sam
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john G.. SAKE has written a new po-
eni, of five hundred lines, of which the
editor of the Burlington Times who has
read IT says
~ We take occasion to say, on our own
proper peril, that this latest effort of MIR.
SAKE contains passages which, in elevation
Of thought and imagination, in tenderness
OF sentiment, and 10 beauty and vigor of
epic description. are, in our judgment,
aaite superior to any former production of
his pen while the satirical and facetious
lines, in respect. Of point, pungency, and
polish, are not surpassed by anything in
this department of verse. 'Mactc rertute.'
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Republican State Convention.
A State Convention OF the Republican voters
Of Vermont will be held at Montpclie', on Tues
day, the twenty ninth day of June next, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates to be sup
ported at The next State election, ior the Offices
of Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer,
and the transaction of any other necessary BUSH
ness
Subjects of serious moment win be acted upon
in this Convention, and a representation from all
the towns in tho State is important and desirable
L. l.. CHGTTENDEN, D..
VI. CARTER HALL,
CHARLES CUMMINGS,
F. T. WOODBRIDGE, State Com.
J. ID. HATCH,
ELISHA WHITE,
ALEXANDER RIDDLE,
May H. 1853
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DIR, JORDON,
Gsrma Phys ioiau

Treats ehraHic disease in all forms, 10y an eS-
sminsisH OF the urine first passed in the morn
ing with the name AMI age Of the patient.
A psctics Of over five wears in Vermont, dem
oa,tr.tes success seldom o5iIined n cAroAic dis
eases - 0 nice, opposite Town Hall, brandon, VI
Nh Dr. J win be in Rochester, VI (FN,.'
RoteIl the last Saturday IN each month, com
neneing May 20. III
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Black Lion.

The pablo and all lovers Of good hcrses, ale
hereby notified that this f1vorite of Ola Black
Hawk Ia, returned 10 Vermont. and NAV be seen
Al ali Zines ~ my stable Eve miles west OF Mid
dlsbpry vnlssel during the season
Bnsf9di Nay /, 1855. s;2n c PRATT
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Elegant Picture Frames.

TIME subscriber having procured from New
l. York, large assorted stock Of various pat
terms Of Mouldings, he is now prepared TO man
utacture It INTO any shape and size desired, at
short notice These Frames when finished, are
furGishc -N rates that makes It III ect for those
having pictlrss, looking-glasses Or any other ar
ticle 10 frame, to call at my shop and examine
styles aud pictures before looking elsewhere.
Shop inst below the Wooden Factory. Orders
NAV lie eft at Copeand's Bookstore, where sam
PIES may be seen. JoHS H. SIMMONS.
Middicbury, Juue s, 1855, s;3m
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GOOD 6!lEETINGS
FRESH FAMILY FLOUR
NOTICE

The owners Of lots in the West Rurying Ground
arr hereby notified that the assessment Of two dol
hrs on each lot, voted by the members of the as.
cia'iou, on the 3lst It March last, was made
payable on the 3Oth Of May, and TINT accordiu.
to the Laws Of The Association, those lots which
are rot paid within sixty DAYS from that date
will be iprlsited % the coipotation-and that The
sixty DAYS viii expire on the 3oth July next.
By order Of Com
June %, 1868 A. WILCOX Treas
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100 ACRES PASTURE LAND

NOR SALE.-Situated one mile from the vii
Il lafe { East Niddlebury. For information
enquire OF ;. g. Tisdlle. at East Nddebury, q
OF J. Cobb. Ut this office |. DAVEY
Fairhsven, June 10, 1857
A portion Of tho purchase money will be re-
CURED down, and for the balance reasonable time
will br given
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CABINET WAREHOUSE

Nj MANUFACrORI.--Tho subscriber
n woul give notice that in addition to hi.
business Of Chair making he has employed ssy
cral Npprlvel Cabiuc'- uzhers who are LOW man
ufacturing elegant
BUREAUS, IA BL f S,
OF various patterns,
STANDS. BEDSTEADS, all kinds. &c
Those wishing to set up housekeepinl will do well
to call ~ nv shop ana purchase, as they will cave
comrnissou and lreigl.t that have 10 be paid to
second hand dealers.
Chairs for sale a, wholesale and retail Facto-
nv one und-a-half miles from iddlebury village
CALVIN WHEELER.
MidJlebury, June s, 1855. s;
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WOOL TWINE

A Nd SHEEP WASH TOBACCO, for sale by
N T.. YALLETrE.
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Dsvine'scompound PitchLosenges

Warranted 10 cure Coughs Colds Who9pirs
ten.
tF-Sold by Druggists and &Mercharts gensr-
ally throughout the c"untryi also by the manu-
hsciarsrs, No. Wilson Lane. Boston, Mass ~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-06-23

4 NEW lot Of Cents aud Ladies Shoes, jus,
"A received from Faleweirs, BY
n. LANGWORTHT.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-06-23

7 County Court adjourned on Friday
night last, after a session of unusual length.
The jury trials since our last were as fol.
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MAYoRALTY--oFFI !


NO 39o6.
AN 0Rn1N ANCE providing Tor the proper management and
Of he grGps5y 4 SsSsfsd BY the city Of New
SIC Be 4 rsselrd That the Finance Committees Of The
cards of the Common Council be- aud they hereby
S an sopa a q he properly % the
late John MeDonos recently acquired BY the city Of New Or
SIC Be irsr reso,se That they are hereby directsa
delivery them titles books papers plans which
property which has fallen in the partition 10 the city Of New
be- they hereby authorized app IT IN their opinion
they shoad deem clerk At sala, not 70 exceed
security to the satisfaction Of the Committee His duties shall
the therein report the Comptroller and pay
amounts they collected mSnhly int the ely treasury
hereby authorized settle all claims Judgments etc, which
cities Of Ba tmors may against
other respectively the same 70 be subject TO the approval Of
SEC Be 4 5oiIsr resored That all the claims and judy
ne Il q Ns oens sa Sc @ ps Pr @ ne
arising from the sale Of the property Of the
BsGu1'r rssoIssd That said property shall be sold
% @ S1d o1 cash. and Rs
balance credit Of three and four the notes
from OF sale the property bear special mortgage
until final payment All notes not paid at maturity to bear
sro Z BE i further resolpei That in order to comply
that estate should e used educational purposes
sys arising from se sale the popstlss ., John
Louisiana or the stock Of any neopoa,ed ms tuition 9 the
bonds
notes on the property Sold IRON arising from O.
peres unsod shall be used for other than that OF
the support the Public schools Of the Of New Orleans
SIC Be JHrfer resope That said fund shall be known
under and title OF the John MeDonogh School Fund
SID 9 BE IJhe resolsed Committee pc
and they hereby authorized TO employ compe
pesous reasonable salary possible supernted
and take Of the improved and Of the wooded
belonging the city New Orleans and recently
qursd from the saie Of tue late John MeDonogh;
(Signed) j. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(signeD LANDRY.
President pro tenn. Board OF Aldermen.
tsigned) oHAs. N. WATERMAN, Mayor.
A copy .fs ]. b. WALTON
my& st Secretary OF Mayoraity.
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Tbs ia word much III vogue among the CUTS
when they seek ID Gust the ins IN politics, and
ii puhIic affairs ii possesses about as muoh honest
significance Is there il resemblance between the
| moon and green chcsSe--or between stiychnined
| whisky and genuine. peu old Bourbon. The lovers
IL Cid Bourbon win appreciate the Illustration, we
| hope
There Is great cry for reform in this city just
now and some hundreds Of good worthy and honest
| cenelemen have lent their aid and countenance to
lie support 81 Independent ticket That they
have done this honestly we readily acknowledge.
That they have acted and are acting, under the in
fuence Of the best Of motives we freely admit But
that they are the dupes Of the widest political tricks
tiers that ever painted tor place and power, without
regard 70 the means used to accomplish their ends,
we rs firmly believe as that we are living men Elk
change Alley i jubilant secretly and John slidel
and his partisans rejoice with exceeding great JOY
over the Inauguration Of movement that promises
substantially and practically, to reinstate them once
more in authority, should it succeed, while they
shout Justify for REFORM, and laugh privately over
the that has thus far attended their hood
winking Efforts.
This /" reform cry is humbog Of the siinsiest
sort. and seen through at the first glance by expert
~%--< E<+-Nf>f<<ts1f
who are well versed in everything except popular
affairs, and who never take an interest In politics ex.
cept by fits and starts. The masses OF the indie
pendents think they are acting right, and we honor
them for it, while, at the same time, sldellism fur
/ nses al the vitality the movement possesses, and
without II, u would not live fortyeight hours As 1t
! is, il will mt live long-not longer than Monday
NEXT.
Why should there be such vociferasion In favor Of
reform in questionable newspaper quarters, when
solid and sound reform has been in progress in this
city for several years This city has been better
governed than New York, Philadelphia or Washing
ington, for the last two years. 1t has been more
peacesbe and quiet. The administration Of munich
pal affairs has been better conducted. The lives and
property Of citizens have been better protected More
arrests in proportion to pop ulation have been made
and more criminals br ought before the judicial trbn-
nails aud punished than ever before. The population
of the city has increased-its revenues have aug
mented its general debt has been largely decreased
its taxes have been owered-and its prosperity, as
commercial mart was never on SO sure and stable q
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Absenteeis,.,.

Abseuteeism has done New Orleans almost an
much in;ury as the yellow fewer. ma ali other d,u.
eases with which we have ever been afflicted The
large amount Of property owned by persons who re-
side abroad, the revenues OF which are annually
drawn to enrich and bea1tfy other States and coun.
tries has had ana has now. an mnoverish,no eeact
although not to as great an extent at present as for
merly. The yearly hegira which commences about
the middle Of May and continues up to the first Of
JuIy. has ever been attended by depressing copse.
qnences, commercially and municipality. Millions Of
dollars are made here annually to be spent abroad.
TO aggmndize other cities and commonwealth. BY
men who have no more affection for New Orleans.
and care no more for her welfare, except as a basis
for future profitable speculations, than they do for
the chief hamlet in the Congo Islands This is a
lanentable truth, and no man who enjoys reputa-
ton worth the smallest effort to preserve, win at
tempt TO deny il.
Yet, notwithstanding ell these drawbacks, the
Crescent City has wonderfully increased in wealth.
population character and influence To what is this
increase attributable? Who have been the sole
architects, struggling against almost iusuperable
difficulties, Of the good work Why the permanent
popuiation--the resident populatiouthose who STAY
here year in and year out and whose enre
interests and sympathies are indssoluby connected
with the growth ana prosperity Of this metropos.
These are the men who have made New Orleans
what she Is and II is upon such men thai her fntnre
exclusively depends--not upon the tlv.a- wavs the
here to-day and gone tomorrow men. who think
nothing Of this community except 10 make money
| ant ~ Il.
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xop1fo LADIES' IssrrrurE. The presentation Of
riEes 70 lbe yonne ladies Of the Institute Of the
lees Huh u carondeIet street last evening. afford
"a the highest qualification 70 large assemblage Of
fbeh relatives and friends Lyceum Hall, which was
nt3 f0r he occasion, was crowded. Previous to re.
Ivlng their prizes. the young ladies gave concert
e which they displAyed high proficiency, both vocal.
b and inatsunentally. Several Of them sang and
plAg<d uncomlnonIy well whilst Que. fair aaxen-
hs|1ed belle, whose name did not learn, disclosed
atual talents and pitch Of cultivation which would
1Aso Won honor upon opefaiic boards, aud which, as
y ves threw The audience into perfect raptures Of
delight The chorus singing was correct and very
1Feet Altogether the occasion was one of high
alike % teachers, pupils. and spectators.
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WHAT THE LEvIArHAs rs Coon FoR.-In case
lue attempt to employ the Leviathan in commerce
should result disastropsy it is suggested that she
would make good monument. Standing on end,
tne monster vessel would rise to more than three
times the height Of Banker Hill monument, higher
tnan the projected Washington monument, higher
than any monument in the world, higher than the
Pyramids II nobody dies aud nothing occurs worthy
TO be eommemorated BY such monument. then she
might be used for the drss section Of tubular brige
over the Mississippi.
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h, n=zs : UNITED STATES TEI- R9&. :.
lEA4l$kS,S WEEKLY BxAIIslz1NE lla41f4kasE

ON TUESDAY, alton THuRsDAYfoN SATURDAY,
3 p. NJ. At6 P. NJ. 5P. NJ.
The magnificent The magnificent The magnificent U.
States Mail packetU S. mail pscketlStates mail packet
Princess, CaptnL. Ho1comb, Natchez. Capt'n
Wilson, will Cbpt j. NJ. White, II. p Leathefs, will
for Donadsouye viii leave Don leave for Donaldson.
Plaquemine Baton aldsunville, Plaque lie Paonemne,
Rouge Port Hudson NINE Baton Rouge Baton Rouge, Port
Bayou Sara, Red Port Hudson Bayou Hudson Bayou Sara
River Landing Fort Sara Red River Red River Landing
Adams ate d Landing, Fort Ad Adams Matches
Waterproof Rodney, ANS Matches Wa Waterproof Rodney
ST. Joseph Grand terproof, Rodney Saint Joseph Grand
Gulf and ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenion and
vieksburg ever Gulf Warrenton sburg every sA
TUESDAY ct Mill ken's b nd ruRDAY. al . O..
O'Clock P. N. Yicksburg, La clock r NJ
The p INCEs Providence, Stack The steamer NAT.
connects II Yicks Island and Skip II N n connects Ut
burg with the steam his and vieksburg with the
q. s. AID, and Pitchers Point Ash steamer RANGER,
will take freight for TOMS Carolina land will take freight
All the landings on ngs Grand Lake all the landings
Yszoo river high Lake Washington Yazoo veras high
As Greenwood every THU RSDAY Greenwood ri high
at o'clock p. NJ water rates.
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will
without FAIL At the appointed. AL
business their Will Do promptly and faithfully
attended
These viii be responsible for any letter psckss
containing money jewey other vanabss, unless rsgna
bills Of adn tkh specifying the contents and yalue
the freight paid for any vauahes deposited with the csri
By the passengeFs, contained In their baggage.
Forfrsis,s or passage spply on board, or 70 -.
CARROLL, HOLMES CO.,
Union Row, IS Carondelet =
n3Q I. B. SMITH, No, fchoupitoul =
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B0slSEss CBksoks.--h Mr. John ~ Putnam has re
Sired nom TIC arm q Coleman, Putnam 4 Co., No
<S Uuion street. and the remaining partners are to
continue The business under the name and style d
Coleman, Brifkcu q Withe1s.
Nessra Charles ]. Wheeler and John H. Burke
h1ye z1aed their FORMER connection in the produce
b1ptau1e business. and viii continue the same, at
no. ~ Commercial Place, under the name and style
q wheeler 4 Burke.
~ call attention to the cards in another part Of
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coMPFRoLI.ER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, July Z, le55.
ID ESOLVED, That the Comptroller he, and
N authorized and required give notice BY
standing advertisement in the official journal that IN accordance
ninth section Of ordinance No. l4 approved March
90 1884 the Council will pay bill Against the city unless
contracted under authority OF order nom the Comptroller
in accordance with the ordinance referred TO.
fSixnedl Z. l.. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
rSignedl L. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
fSlgnedl JOHN l. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers Of the city and Of the public
respectfully called 10 the foregoing resolution.
4. THEARD,
jyl6H Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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BsIrlsH MrrpEscE.-The English paper called
the Albion, Published In New York, ridicules The
justly excited indignation Of the American people Al
the outrages committed by English cruisers. The
editor thinks the whole subject has been befopsed
with +" vast amount Of Misrepresentation and mis-.
conception, and is quite certain That the argu.
ments Of Gen. Cas- will not endure the test Of rea.
sou" especially his denial Of the right 70 visit, as
contradstinguished from the right Of search--twc
very different things, we told, which the Genera
has systematically and willingly confounded.v
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ENGRAVING ANp LirHoaAArHfN0.--Mr.J J. r. Ham,
mend an cn<feser who has superior fns ancifa
g tan eons,f1 H. has long executed and sim
s al kinda II business blanks cards scala Of once
n n<nnes not % he surpassed anywhere. Il
W. oue ~ Camp street. stairs. and inspection
pee'mem VII <s'isfy q this Read bis advertise
KENT ~ this :narnink . Crescent
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myi2 2pie
mr21 2pte

s%- The great {
grating to the extreme
have Of the Fever and
Every day we hear Of
made helpless in a shorr
relief. In view Of the
ter has presented his eel
for al diseases Of the 81
lodged. The Bltters, pr
study, have received Oh,
siciAns, as we'll as all cl
To those who doubt ihei
them and juge for them
gists and dealers generl
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AHxkp or TnE MArL.-We yesterday received
no1n NJ. J. 3. Caldwell copy Of the New York
Herald d the 18th, day ia advance Of the mail.
4 csme b5 Adams s Co.'s express, over the Virginia
and Tennessee, mississippi Central and New Orleans
and Jackson Railroads.