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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27
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nR. |. A. MARCH Offers to The Pgnie AZ o. of :.
- ma and infLibe RECPE oI ~ ~ I'd Al ,iia d.
Ib. remedy ..ep.ssss =. @ o.et-..d
rg,h nh,ri.r, . The ,arsee AID .fea Sm r
patty 80 al 10 81 suffering VIC go: Of 50 csna
psais vi .Eeloseshs variable reeps s,n,n,s Address
J. made withoat trouble Aul s:s very t,,ahs
acc Bon No. 81 Csshsm- q1afe f''.ou'', ~
NR. HASTINGS COMPOUND sikuf o.
~ HAPHTHA.-Tse sres, upsay W. pS,s 4, p@r LoA..s or
IN S"s Co. as y. l. PAaMERTcN s' n. asS%
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0RrONs REMEDY foF o,
" FEVER AVID AoCE. Prss eiA.eI
This s.si,In. will ere .cd wteu. bIts 80, A. n
Pdns,v.i 80, Ne g Grssi !sBtss:l Ne" f~h
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A. M. AERwiy. Auotloneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER d. CO.-Trsde Sale

~ Rooros No. 10 Psrk-row
WEDNESDAY EVENING March 81, a. 81 o'ciock
VALUABLE and PRIVATE LIBRARY Of English snd
American prising variety of choice standard
worhs the various branches Of Literature Arts AID
Sciences ind valuable miscellaneous publications. ncl1dns
many asted books Of Scenery Costume, &C. IN hne ohu
hfs, &c. - er,. l.,
REGULAR sPRIN0 PARCEL SALE OF ESctIsi ANn =,
AMERICAS BOOKS Several large and valuable inyoes o.
Epssb sresiy hand aud consignments from be
American solicited Particulars for the Catalogue
should BE- furnished by the frat Of April
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Glands SARSAPARILLA.-Th pleasant, sim
~ pie and eicscus vegetable remedy for purifying the
blood scroulous and eutsneous diseases may De
this with the greatest benefit by every one The
ouy caution be used 20 Ob,sn the original and
genuine article. Prepared aud sold by A. B. d. SANDS
No. 100 Eulton.s.., New-York.
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Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
as %. Si5isS %
the subscribe ahs store Of samuel AID No
we. in The City Of Nsw Yol on o SsSrs the @ Say
'fsf 81 q 81
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New,
- YGItHgGH a. MOORE Psnsa sts III, Rp sapr
ZELL detndans-Sunmons for money demand on contract
Com .rTohe Dsleni.n,' Yo1 are hereby sn%onsa
this day the Clerk of the City and Co.nty
At 10 nj the e . on i
Office No - John in said city, within twenty days AFTER
e e.'G and y"u @ to s%eg the said compliant within the
Aforesaid the plaintiff in hi. sction VIII take udsnen.
t1euty five dollars and four cents with ntere from the
beside: hi. setiOn-D'ieS NssYGt Msch H.
mari, iawswS Plaintiffs Attorneys, No 81 John street.
CUPREME COURT-County of New-Ycrk: -
- Henry Famsworth Plaintiff against Augustus Schiller,
Sa.Ss. sehsff ;Ta e scF p G g.
TAVTs sCHIFFER and F. L. CHAIRMAN: You are
hereby summoned and required to ,hs complaint ~ a:
County New York his Once in the City Hail. in said City
The 18th day Of Mach s and y copy Of You, n:ws g on
NeYork within twenty days AFTER the service hereof exclusive
of the day of such ere; and you fail to snswer the sad
SS% aS sHd .ssy dosr
iI S. >, r,wsrs JAS fls s1aksA Alone,
CUPREME COURT..MARY ANN GREER
- ssAinst MARGARET 8. SANKSfON et s.-In parvusass
Of Judement Of the Sspsus CosTt Of ne State Of New Y
nsde ~ this scsn the lss day February less, Neh
ARD H. BOVINE, the referee named therein, viii sApass 10
sale psbe suction, the l7h dy Of April lsH q osA
noon, the Merchants Exchange In ne City Of NswY rk.
By PHILIP r. WILKINS auconser all tAoss five ssvsrs ts
Of hnd the buildings thereon situate the north sesry
.s s. ,s s q: De- S
BEGINNING the aid norh ss.sry Of Perry nd M:eeh
'sHaSt 'fs 81
IN Iches thence southeYy parallel With BsssAsr,
ninety sig inches TO Perry eoss wsssrisy &cos IL
Of Perry and Bleechsss Me psce q beginning
New Yosh, Eel. 10, lGs.
r. II. BOVINE, Referee, No. 81 WsQ-k
La 4. y. BRowA, Attorney No. II wAlsk
mh4 1swswTbkS
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A uCTION NOTICE.-A.J ]. BLEECKER wi

N te On MONDAY. March 49, Al the Merchants Exchange
The +story Birch HOt Sc and LOT No. IN East 2hs.- Hone
Is feet % feet desp Lot 81 feet by 90 feet 9incbes ss
positive.
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---,---, .-,r,,, = uOIIgEKEEpERS.

A r1rrrp
~ 1900. Inot,on sac Of fsh 80, - ~,
SITrpr ~ la ,os.Oo5l Psso- fot'' o. '. .s,a.,o.
sAtkE, 'ptutt'' RMS DAY. March ~, NJ nc rs'aen.s
shiat AItes, &c th.y ! shall eel at p.St: anet1a bi
NO t,"t 4, nc forenoon, IRE cp'he eoh..p o. -
.ssh .: Fl go ssnils superior hos'ehoi Furniture o
so.se, ~ arsB.lie Psrlors; 90 ysos d .nssn ~
eutcIsss ROSEWOOD Paior suites, cove1ed IN
tespssi ins,e sl and Green SIX p 81, sTse easy vol
tlefaAI a. Chairs us'chi two rosewooa Etaf's
tssss tDs - All mirror doors, and bhcs n. WEB $40
with plAIpr cGrved Urrast rosewood Center EIDE
vooe ve,) rosewood Bookcase AID Secretary, WITH ELS
end VOL 5e 20 match the rosewood fssoG tlr1tH'e
CANT n,,, and Music Siand' costly grand .ctSn rose
fosss D., Fte Stool aud Cover cost 500; a'sc Ff>L
voee us,or. c.pesve Lace and Brocste Window Cnen'
.,es. ,aFty Of OIL Paintings, enbrscng many - "a
Winter Scenes Sea We've Moonlight yea views
,I,.sp.s 8, elegantly framed gesiIe elegantly decorated
Sbsn. yss Ooiu Clo.s, together WIN many othef ecsiy
N.ut.l mahogany black eanut and rose"oo cSso
oneS Chair covered 10 hair coh and nedsD kncsng and
Fssy Chairs Sofas oak Extension Tables men emma lea a2a
Dinner Sets; Cot Glassware comphsing nv assortment
a. Tambers Wins Chsmpsgn-s Goblets sas LEI Dsh.t
Ae sso aoy silver are elegant Reyovps Cssters wta
nj. ndd Cut Bodies Spoons FORKS Cake Bse:s Tee Ser
Also the luituIe Of all the Bedrooms containing Tea AZ
ros GOD ard mahogany Chairs elegant rosewood and msho
sapy pure Hair Mattresses rosewood sad mahogany
sfbe op Bureaus aud Wsshands - match The bedstesis
SseorseA China Toe, Sets Bedroom Carpet Mirrors Toilet
spd W9rs Tables eegan, Stair Carpets and Rods Ocloth
Han The auctioDeer cs special attention % this
sIe a. ing everything h and desirable, useful AID
rameus ssry The Furnishing compete OF trs.rlss
kous Psrb may rely that the entire contents will te sold
without cash depo require Sale positive with
out regard 20 weather r. NASH, Agc.ioreer.
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Nv Lgxis 10 our Asep. in NEwesirAn Ss:s, ~ - uss
ssle Of TINS TsisUsB. He viii sre osI hss4s Sss H'
s's,e<b 5. IL
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1nIHONE, SATURDAY. MARCH Il, 1855
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of EEw,JERsEY-

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERSEY-
~ Csapec Be o: ktwIlAmrtnn vih The peIsS are IAeks-
vsns, ssd vessrn hSIoss I'D E-s.or win be kksh
'TxLL ARRIHGIhEgr, eonrn.u-ias OF. = ;s5--L>sr-
nv Ysrf Scr and nernsdis,s ron Per No.
North River ~ u Ii N, add ). p q: solsTg-is y
a.. .eeye u,ns eonnec: Elizabeth With rain. c The New.
J,sy Earosa which New York from 20; ei
Isstt.:. q: y ard Y = N. and : % .ni p IN
'e M N. md az !: join sTERss s1p s1 a
FINISHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
I hst Wharf b. steamer lsl.rd City q. and 10 m I.
AID $50 The cars leave Fsshins l. l., tie sam.
krs estinf and eI.hsr with the Hut
sr. Point Thrreh in 81 minute. Pare Is erEta
WIN H. SMITH, Receiver
T AND ROUTE-NHW-YORK TO PROVE
PROVIDENCE HARTFORD and RISHkILL RAILRo AID
Win Hartford afeT the Arrival there Of the Express Tram II
snd sprintfed RsaEosds, uaeh s.ye. New York
SAMUEL MOTT, Superintendent
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
IN laSa SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1854
Commencing Mach IS, 1854
Passenger stson in SevYork, corner nh ct ard 9Th
'N''' TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
Tor New Haven. I20 lex IL IS 3;lO leIl $50 and
80 M For Bhdsepor 7;2 sa m lsAl rs $40 Tex
and werport, 72o 1915 $3.50. 4: % For Norwsk
TO H.; 2;S, S:lOte1 $50 40, 5:25 For DsIien
snd Greensch, 7:2o 2:45 $50, 4@, 5:25 N. For
D NJ. For Port Chester .nd intermediate Stations, -
l2'>'' '''' '''' CoSNEeTiNG TRAINS
FOR Boston g. Tex J. $40 p. tex) For Rstff and
Springfield, tex SHOP eI For Connecticut River
70 Montreal M tex) and $40 le1 TO Northampton.
RsiIro.d M For Nsusalaci Railroad, a m and p NJ
Tor Ds,bury and NorwAt Railroad q 30 a m, 4:2o m.
JAMES II. HoYr. Superintendent
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CMoKIEG ToBACCo.-JTLIAN ALIEN

VJ"FIkL VhkNT - I'D = 2, ~ 49,
tsi. ,nisy - w. superior - the hnes Turkish Iob.e
beios Nee all jss nss jsn:s srseray nsoi came.
ts entire s.sfstin 70 sm2b'rs p.re s,.s te
u, ~
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7 ONG ISLAND RALROAD.-Trsip, going

East ,sAys Rrcob - -, PIT a. 20 tcI syset 81
Sle o. M Eenp.esi Of 20 M, ~ anS IA, Aho ni
J~nass q u - ~. 5. - sne tSH1
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NNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

DEM SYLVAEIA RAILROAD.-
L The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting The Aasntac
eities With Western, North and South weseen 5Aes
BY continuous Railway direct This Rod also cohn.es
Fusbussh With daily lines Of stssnsrs ~ al pors on he Wet
Rivers Cleveland md Bandushy with the teeen 10
oil ports the Norhwesfm IAhes-nshns the most dxsct
cheap snl reliable BY which FREIGHT can BE- fvSdsd
70 and IRON the Greet WeF. ,ro,x
hates BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
HRsT CLAs-Bocts Shoes Hsts aud CAPS Books q esnts
Dry Goods lin bo1es, bales and runks) Druss 100 o.
Tin boxes and baies) feathers FSTs, &c........:)
eIcoSD cLAss.-Domesc ehsetins. Shifting and
fIchnS .n orens bsesl Drug. in osshs) Hard 10 csns
Leather tin rolls boIss), Woo AID Sheep IW D.
Peits, EsstvUd, &e....................'''.;';'l
fSlD CLA..-An,il. stsel CmGn. In ess:e lss cents
henp bseoc and rort sated pSsee OF s..sN 100 =
Tsbooeo, manufactured, sxceps Cigars or Cut &c:
PopRra CLn.-Cofee, FAb, Bseon Beef and
Pork lin Cabs boIss EaSwsrd LAID and LARD !" Gen.
OIL Mails, Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar Pitch W. ID
loo, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......'''.'.""J
lLovR-75c. Dbl until further notice
6RAIS-35e. y 100 n until further notice. .x -
CorreE-o2H bale exceeding 500 weight, ann foI'hn
sotee.
In shppbe goods from any port Of Phn.dsph. par;
teulAr maxi the package yis Penh.yvHnis RAiose AZ
Rttsbu rsh vii be forwarded without detention
FRgIeHr AcYHrs Harris WoDlty Co.. MsmpGs Tenn
y. SWs Co, g.. Louis; p. @. ORriiy 70, I'sn s
Ind Dumssnil, Bel Co., and Carter yeve6, L.r"ns
ky. y. c. Medium, Madison, Ind d. brswn TO- NO
INin Co.. Cincinnati; w. Grsksn Col IAoss'nc
Ohio Leseh Go, No d Kubys. son; ~ssn ~ n
2ArOf House, New York snd No. &C sou1s Sew-I"n'
J. snssdsI, Philadelphia Maus~ k"'ns b-a"'T' ~ ~
etsvAIt PhtshuJfh. ,,r,.,,,
II. II. HOUSTON Gsn... Fr.st. Ase.., rhissdsiThA
n. J LOMBAkRT, Superintendent Aitoorh "a
l..
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SUPREME COURT-srEcIAL TEan-x1cA %
NoTicE.-Notices of issue for the April Special
Term Cleric Jssice) b. fled before wsdassy,
March 81. Attorneys will be particular to state on Ne ,ses
thereof whether the be not demurrer - III
vii not BE- received unless this order 10 complied With
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SUPERIOR COURT-MARcH &.-Before Judge WOODBURY..
THE JOSEPH WALKER CASE.
Daniel Dodge and Charles y. Barnes sst Herpan<o WOOD
Walter r. Jones Aaron Van Onda Robert L. Lane. Of q.
This case was summed up to-day, and the Judge
delivered elaborate charge to the jury 10 tbs cssrs o. wse
he said that II Wood acting In he official capacity hA1 cent The
police 10 the With the sole view Of preserving the ssce
that II the police committed respsss without any utssny
under the direction q Jones' 70 them be might 80 oI
then he could held responsible for Illegal ects toas ~
them unless should appear that the application for them BY
Jones lawful purpose. Wood could not BE- held son
sbe unless his his authority h. ehsscset
from corrupt malicious motives sealed vsd'es We Or
deIed.
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NsYLVANTA RAILROAD

DEM SYLVANIA A j. II " a IL :
THE GREAT GENITAL ROUTE
She Peprsyvaps Railroad connects o. P1aonI VII ~,
Nsds and = d. Luis No.; Akou Gsens Nd ne ~
Sr.nhSr Lexington and Louirvls, Ky IsIe nas s,res
hes, Besvrrns, ssrdussy Toledo, Clevesnd coiemo.
lsn.sye. Masou and Woos.e-, Ohio; 40 wah tAe 49,
Ctneinns-. .,,-.
Through Slss 81 ID. Es.. be I'D .; srJ 81 he VOW
nenti led pssss IL the Wet D., n...I
Passengers ~il Srd this the shOt.t, nos sspsfo'o' "s
comfortable route sstwser the Tss ALa weG =. yofRa
FROM SEW-YORK TO CiEC,StsIi ~ nm
FROM NEW-YORK TO CHlCA0D ~ y hy1hnsns
IRON kEW-YORK TO sr. LOUIS n y hceSA
tsrs ~ ~ any Other roe.s.
Zee band bills e ihA A-..s Of Ibis city .,s.
Jtyor.s .~.e.. OF fsrhsr inf,rna,os usy !" ss' n'
VIZ " ~ N-'-'' 4 = AMI NJ Astor EeSse br0scrsy.
r,, ,,.s j. I ELLIOTT. Assuf-
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f+' BY JosEPH HEGEHsS, ABctioneeT
INORTGkGE SALE-On MONDAY, March

lvk 20 ct 10 O'Clock at No Breyoor Place loth,
s.g Broadway, HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE-Rosewo God Par
r Furniture in bTocstee, Eagee Center Table Neve, Tap
ssrv Carpet Window Curtains and Fixtures, Oil Paintings
Marine Vewst Chandeliers Extension Table, Sofas Bureaus
Bsdesd Chairs ingram Carpets Oncloths Beds and Bedding
rockery and Kitchen Furniture. Catalogues at the sale.
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A. J. BLEEcgER, AuctIonecT.
U'EN HOUSES on 4th, sd, 36tb-sts., and 18th

Il N
A. BLEECKER, SON Co.. will sell, THURSDAY
lprl ], az u O'clock a. the Merchants Ex 3hange:
ON EAsT sTFve 4story English easements bca Houses
and Lots, Nos. &C. sc, 20, u and a.
Or 6rHsvThTee 4story brick Stores and Dwellings Nos
4os 80 snd 4l2. Rent for + 600 and 500 each
ON 36rHsrFTstciass 3stoTy and basement brown stone
House and Lot, Broadway, No 81 west.
Or 4rBsT-fouTOry brick frcesone basement House and
Lot No. Sse near the Bowery Rent + 900
Tenns ibeIal. Nope, &C., al No broad-st N-sll
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EDWt TT. LUbIOW AucIlUnttf
VALUABLE LOTSOn I4IH-ST. atAUCTION.
e II. LUDLOW and Co will sell al auction on WE'D
FEepAY March 81 1853 at ~ O'Clock st the Merchants tx
change:
HII sTThe 10 valuable LOTS the south side Of 18th
a. between 2dsys They win be restricted against nu
ssnee the buildings be erected TO be dwellings equal 70
!e the above and each Il feet
besky 100 feet inches and the only unmproved lots In
the block. -, g,
90 per cent on MORTGAGE The mortgage every other lot
VI Be removed for builders convsuience, ii desired.
MAJ. Il. AZ No IA Pine st
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fnrnitnrf,

ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
IL NIfURE in ell eolcrs and styles Wholesale snd r. nj
Al prices nom s25 aud upward
NARREN WARD, No 277 Canal s.. tod Nc. ~
-Four doors cost u Brosiss y, New .YorA.
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NEW-YURK AND ERIE RAILKOAD.-On
IN and SITTER THURSDAY, Jan 81 1853, and until further
notice Passenger Trains viii saye Pier foot OF DuaBes fol-
lows viz:
intermediate Stations.
MAIL TRAIN a. s:3n H., for Dnkrk and Bnfo snd intel
mediate Stations
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, a. E. from foot Chsnber-sc
via Phrmont for SufeTns and intermediate Stations.
WAY PASSENGER a; p H., FOR Nswbursh Mddleown and
intermediate Stations.
The above Trains daily, Sundays excepted
NIGHT EXPRESS At M, daily for Dunirk, and, Sundays
excepted TOR Buffalo,
Canandagua and Nisgsrs Falls Railroad Tor Niasxa Falls
Bnshamon With the Syracuse and BnGhamtcn Railroad for
Syracuse Corning with the Buffalo, Corning and New York
Railroad for Rochester Great Bend with the Delswae
Lsckawsrns and Western Railroad for Scranton At ornels
vile with the Buffalo and New York City Ralros for Bao
Buffalo and Dunkk with the LakeShore RAILROAD for Cleve
land, Cincinnati, Toledo. Detroit, Chicago, &c.
s. y. HEADLEY, Assistant President.
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III &hCOHfO4N OH0
III on the 10Th Of March, at O'clock containing two
BweIs and Of Land in the eeter OF the v
hse Hssport the 18th Of March At III oecci
. m, In Dsnbury Village formerly owned by VIM A. Bnn
r. 8. WELDMAN Danbury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

KEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPIIIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITYMal and Espres: lines leave New Yat At and II m
and AID fare s. Through hckets cold for Cincinnati
and tie West and ot Bsnoqe. Washington Norfolk, t. 7
and through sgase checked u,Wsshtnon in and O.
trains NV. WOODRUFF, Assstsnt Superinte ndest
be received trsln une divered aud
fltteE ofhe time
VVHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
i TON, for BOSTON and PRovlDENCE-In1ltTnd route
shortest and direct carrying the Essern Mall 80
The steamers PLYMOI TIL ROCK, Cast. Joel Stone, and
VANDERBILT capt. w. H. Prazes, IN conneeto. with the
sTONNGTON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and PR0vi-
DENtD RAILROADS leaving Neu:Yorf daily tsnndsy: e.
ocp.ed) from Pier No North Rive, f What shove Battery
pkcs O'Clock and stcninson .: $50 m or On the
arrive Of the mall train which leaves Boston at $50 I'm
The c. VANDERBILT fr0m Nev York Monday. Wsdnes1v
and Friday; Stiagon Tlesdsy Thusday and Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from New York Tuesday, Thursday
end Saturday, from stonngon Monday Wednesday and Friday
proceed from Bennington per railroad 70 Provdece
and Boston Express Mall Trss reaching said places In Cd.
those by other routes and ample time for al the early
North Passengers that prefer
remain board the Eesmer enjoy nights rest undsuIoe
breakfast desired and leave soRnston In the 1850 M train
for Providence.
bssse accompanies the steamer and train through
each way
For pesse berhs state freight appy on board NJ
steamer the Freight Ooe Pier No North River or u
The ohse No. 10 Battery place
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Jnsuranfc Gompanies.
A1isfell

A LOT of GLASS SASHES, suitable for Store
"A Fixtures for SALE heap Apply a. No SS Broadway,
CANTRELLiS Ladies Shoe Store.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-10
News, Notes, and Varieties.

Seven men, three of them brothers, and all early
settlers of that neighborhood, met at Hnesburg,
Burlington on the 23d nit, the eldest being 90
old and, the youngest II. The patriarch for forty
years town clerk of Hinesburg, voting first for Wash
ingion and last for Fremont
Judge perpont has sent back to Jail man named
John Coffran, who had been brought before him on
writ of habeas corpus at Mortified, to lest the ega
ty of sentence of $50 fine and three months i'm
prsonment for violations of the liquor law.
President Hitchcock of Amherst, Mass, and his
corps of assistants prosecuting their geological
survey Of the state with all possible speed Mr..
Hitchcock is row exploring the islands of lake
Champlain
Ex-Gov. Boutwell, OF Massachusetts delivers the
agricultural address at the Windsor county cattle
show in Woodstock, next September.
-Four young men of ST. Jchnsbury crossed over into
New Hampshire, last week, and came back with $50
pounds of excellent trout.
A few days since, one Charles S. Bailey stole val
liable gold watch and chain from the house Of Mrs.
Eunice NJ. Hamilton, in Dorchester. A warrant for
Baileys arrest obtained and placed in the hands
of Mr.. James o. Rogers, who proceeded to Vermont,
aud after visiting several towns found and arrested
Bailey at Bellows Falls, last week Thursday evening
The late Dr. Gardner Of Boston leaves an estate OF
half million dollars, half Of which goes to Ex-Gov.
Gardner, endowng him abundantly with worldly
goods, but by means redeeming his bankrupt rep
utation.
| Calvin W. philleo, author Of the book " Twice
Married." popular magazine writer and lawyer
died at sufied, Con-, Wednesday, of consumption
aged "a years.
The Frederick democrats of California organic
ing Mud Sill" clubs,-the name borrowed from
South Carolina senator Hammond's speech on north.
ern laborers
Joshua r. Giddngs says, in his letter to his con.
stituents that the defeat of the army enlargement
bill in the late Congress the first step in the over
throw of the slave power, that this and other con-
servatvc antisavery action of the late session have
stayed the mad career of slavery and that the prcs
dent had message all prepared and approved by the
cabinet, recommending the acquisition of more terri
tory of Mexico, and the annexation OF Cuba, but the
temper of Congress was so unfavorable that he die
not send it in.
subscriber, living near Lebanon, Tenn, inform
us that negro woman, living in his neighborhood
who is eghty-our years of age, recently gave brit
10 two children. The mother and children are dom.
well. This is a remarkable freak of nature" anc
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we do not ever remember Of hearing of similar one.
-~RusselriHe, Ky., Herald
certain sharp attorney was said TO he in bud cir
rumstanccs. friend Of the unfortunate lawyer met
Icrrold, and said, " Have you heard about poor
R----2 His business is going to the devil" Jer-
rod-" That's right then he's sure 10 get il back
again"
William Goodell has published statement about
the late free-love convention at Rutland Vt. He
went there hoping to trot out his hobby Of national
abolition but he was repeatedly nsulted and choked
off, and he says the convention was free only for
free love- abuse Of the Bible and other hobbies of the
majority.
The people of Maine, province Of southern
Greece, have curious tradition that the Bonaparc
fanly emigated from thence to Corsica and trans
lated their Grccian name, Knlomris or Kalomeros,
into acknowledgements. Bayard Taylor says 1t is
possible enough,-an il so, the Greeks still rule
Europe.
In the liquor nuisance at Boston, Judge Nash
has allowed bills of exceptions to be taken, and all
such cases suspended until the supreme court has
given decision MS TO the consttutionality OF the
nuisance act.
telegram from New Orleans on Tuesday, states
that there eight deaths by yellow fever in that
city last week. The disease is prevailing the Cult
shore Of Louisiana and causing not little uneasness
One hundred and forty-six United States troops
under command Of Lieut. Moore, passed Schenectady,
N. T., Wednesday morning route for Minnesota.
A man named Henry Very, in the employ of the
Western railroad, instantly killed while at work
bridge, at Chatham Four Corners Wednesday
morning. He resided at Albany
The St. Louis Democrat says there were two cases
of Cholera in TINT city last week. But 1t is not
spoken Of epidemic.
Two sons Of Mr.. Pevere and one of Mr. Flanders,
all Of Haverhill, were drowned in Phillips pond at
Sanbonton n. H., on Sunday