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STATE HOUSE APPROPRIATION an
preparation bill passed the House Wednes-
day P. NJ. as it was reported from the
Committee of Ways and Means Ayes 1872
Noes SO.
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NEW BOOK.
1NHE TENANT HOUSE; or. EmJers from
PoVsty's Hsarthsions, containing nearly 500
pages handsomely ombellished with Original De.
signs by Dallas and engraved in the highest style
OF the art by n. Orr Esq. Price 81 25.
From the Rev. Joi Parker, d. d.
This book is pure as the poems Of Cowper. The
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characters veil sustained.
From the Rev. Ih9maS De VA, D. d.
have read with interest the volume entitled the
" Tenant House"
For sale ~ HCNlINGT0N'S.
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New YORK, Nov. 23
Gen. Sanford has ordered out the lst divi-
sion of the State troops to escort Gen. Pace
tomorrow to the steamer in which he enlbarks
for Venezuela.
Isaac Newton the well known North Rjvcr
steam boat owner, died last evening. aged
s..
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The steamship Black Warrior has arrived
here with Havana dates of the 18th inst
Havana was perfectly healthy and the
weather pleasant.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 81.
The overland mail arrived here last night
with san Francisco dates Of the 25th. A
heavy rain storm commenced there on the
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XGW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RE NOV Al.

NE Office Of c. F. DAVEY is removed to the
ohice Of Hon. Asahel Peck on the south side
OF the Court House cquarc,in Burlington where all
Insurance business will be promptly attended to.
When the undersigned is absent, his business
will be attended to for him by C. j. Alger ESQ, at
sad o!ice. c. I. DAVEY.
Burlington, Nov. n, 1855. dawlw
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News of the Week =.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsurNGToN, Nov. Is.
Gov. Stevens is pressing on the War De-
partment the necessity of retaining larg @
Military force on the Pacific in order
maintain the advantages recently gained
over the Indians.
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REALEsTATE FOR SALE.

TSNHE SUBSCRIBER will sell the entire real os-
I tate Of the lato Ransom jones' in the towns of
Richmond and Bolton, VT which consists of some
six hundred of good farming land under a
good state of cultivation, we'll watered, fences and
buildings in excellent repair and situated in
the immediate vicinity Of the Jonesvillc station
on the V. c. Railroad.
Also the Jones Hotel, which is a most desirable
Hotel property. All the above mentioned estate
will be sold at fair valuation, as soon an op-
portuniry is presented.
Parties wishing to purchase portion or nj Of
said property will find it for their interest to ex.
anime the premises soon. For further particulars
apply to HENRY GILLETT
Atninistiutor.
Jouosvi..,. VT Oct, H. 49,. ~l,m3
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INDEKHiLL ACADEMY,

FgNHE Winter Term Of this Institution will COM
Il lnence on Thursday Nov. 18th, 1855, and
continue eleven weeks For particulars address
I. l.. BATES, PriacipaL
Nov. %. w3w2g
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:. Walker, Of burlington, minor
Grceiiay.
Whereas, application in writing hath
been made to this Court oy the Guar
dian of Amary :. Walker, for license
and authority to sell the whole oft the real estate
fhs said ward setting forth therein, that it would
for the benefit If his ward to sell the whole Of her
real estate situated in BUrlia.ta and invest the
proceeds Of such sale in stocks place the same at
interest,
Whereupon, the said Court appointed and ASS gn-
ed the 10th day of November, A.D. 1855 at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in said District,to hear and de-
eide upon said application and order
ed public notice thereof to be given to all per-
sons interested therein, by publishing said order,
together with the time and place Of hearing,
three weeks successfully, in the Burlington Free
Press, newspaper which cireulates in the neigh
borhood of those persons interested in said estate all
which publications shall be previous to the day
assigned for hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid,
then and there to object to the granting Of such
license, if you see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
Rooms, this Goth day of october, AID, 1858.
views b. FRENCH. Register.
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TRIBE
JUST REC CIV WE'D,

JUST REC WE'D,
W. W, PARTRlDGE'S NEW MUSIC store,
vE'HE following new and beautiful piece. of
Il Musc
80 swiit we oI 30 D By Clara Bcalnes;
Dream no more, =" T. Abt;
There's music in az .
Mothers Voice, "o''"u'3'
The three Angel Visitants. :" c. n. Cady;
" Take me Home, "W bloomfield
My sister smiling pas :. u II H.,
sed away, " --'"''
SoSG CnoRus, Willie Bell, Geo. Poulton;
" CorrolisSorenade, " d. b, Worlcy;
Pol Miltaire, " +. L. Reter;
Lovelaeo Polka, L. o. Emerson;
Swinging " Thos Baker;
Atlantic Telegraph Polka, A" A. Talexy;
Polish 4" F. Laneeiott.
Inc Jiitlng echottlsh, " CIV. Warren;
Ocean Telegraph March, F. II. Brown;
Yankee Doodle and Hail Co. D
lumbia Variations, "'ooe'
The Tallisman kondcau, " Chas, Grobe
Vermont Grand March &c Andrews.
Old Hundred Variations. Geo. Poulton;
Memphis Waltz, s j Bora;
l. Puritan, " Henry Hertz;
Au. Gre. Des Fo!s Barcarole, Pouel;
Ocean Cable March, Pond
Telegraph Schottisch.
ALSO
The largest aud best assortment OF PIANO
STOOLS ever brought into Town.
W. W, PARTRIDGE.
Burlington, Oct. l. d6w
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CHAUNCEY GooDRrCn's ESTATE.

= Il f the Subscribers having been appointed by
the Honorable the Probate Court for tho
District of Chittenden, Commissioners to receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons ganst the estate ofChauncey Goodrich late
Of Burlington, in said District deceased, repre-
scntrd insolvcnt, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months from
the day of the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose. we do. therefore, hereby
give notice, that we will attend to the business of
our appointment ut the office Of Charles Russell, in
Burlington, in said district, the fourth Mondays
Of February and April next, at o'clock, a. NJ, on
each Of said days.
Dated this lst day Of November A. y. 1858.
CHARLES RUSSELL, } Commits
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 81.

1t appears that Messrs. j. Hessc & Co.,
Of Mobile, made application to the Collector
of that port for clearance of the barquf
Alice Painter with provisions and passengers
for Greytown. The cargo consisted of Flour,
Pork, Beans, Sugar, &c, Agricultural and
Mechanical Implements, with a few articles
Of household goods. Between 300 and 400
mon, calling themselves emigrants, were
ready to embark with view. it is stated, o
becoming resident citizens Of Nicaragua.
The collector learned from quarter not
liable to be misunderstood that the persons
who proposed to emigrate by the vessel We're
furnished with passports from Senior Urls
sari Envoy extraordinary and Minister PIE
nipotentiary Of Nicaragua. The notice Of
the clearance of the vessel was given to Gen.
Walker.
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(BOStOH JourRai Cora


WASHINGTON. Nov u.s.
The Government has addressed letter to
the Collector Of Mobile, which, though the
instructions therein are indefinite, will
au horize the clearance of the emigrant YES
sci for Nicaragua.
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THE WALKER EXPEDITION.

ASHINGTON, NOV. 10.
The Collector of the Customs at Mobile
has by this time received the letter from tho
Secretary, against granting clearance to
the Alice Painter, for Greytown. The OBJ
lection rests mainly on the ground that the
Expedition now proposed assimilatcs to that
Of November 1857, when the steamer Fashion
escaped by false papers at the Mobile Gus
tom House, the same Collector having then
been deceived.
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WiLLISTON ACADEMY.
j. 5. CILLEY, \. NJ, Principal
MISS MARCIA z. FAY, P,sccb.res7.
and TEACHER Of French.
MISS EDNA J. BICKNELL. Assistant
Mr.. W. L. SEYMOUR, Teacher If Instrumental.
Music.
Mr.. THOMAS MGINNGs, Tcaeie, # Vocal
Music.
The conditions Of membership in this School arc
correctness # department. diligence and tho.
rouShncss in study, and o5e4isncet5 l7c.
such as like tho conditions arc invited to at
tend.
The Winter Term will commence on Monday
the 18th Of Nov; spring TUr. h 2s'h, 1859
Board and Tuition heretofore advertised.
Number Of students the present term, 1873.
]. :. CILLET, Principal.
Willston, Nov. 9Th, 1855.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY INSTITUTE.
's7HE WINTER TERM of this institution will
commence wednesday Nov. Gath, 1865.
". r. TYLER, 4. T., Priocpai;
Miss :. c. DoUGurRlY Pre-eur-,s.
and Teacher + i. nch;
Mas. L. A. ELLIS, Teacher If
Nlsic, Po'anny and Drs,r.Hy.
B'ar9 81 50 per weel, to 81 per week.
Go,d Rooms at reasonable rates for those wish
ing to board themselves.
For further particulars address the PRINCIPAL.
Essex, Vt. Nov. 9th, 1855. w2Jtf
BARRE ACADEMY.
sGfINTER TERN begins November ..
Spring Term begins Feb. Il, 1859.
summer Term begins May -, 1859.
Fail Term begins sept. /. 1853.
The Board Of instruction consists Of tx pcrna-
ncnt Teachers
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ALMARy 5. WALKERS ESTATE.

- TATE OF MONT,}
- DISTRICT OF CHlITENuEN, IS. s The Hon the
Probate Court iur tie District Of Chittcndcn,
all persons interested in the estate OF Almary
:. Walker, Of burlington, minor.
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ATLANTIC GABLE

4 Lot OF the genuine Gable for sale at No.
"A Bank Block.
BRINsMAID a HILDRETH.
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Pr.f. Woaa;
Door -iri lour ituir kcs-rrt.i.. pl,y-
ing itself beneficial to Tie 'front.' uni also the
back part Of my head had almost lost its covering
was in fact bald. ! have used but two half-pin
bottles Of your Restorative, and the top Of my
head is well studded with promising crop OF
young hair and the front is also receiving its ben
fit. | think, from my own personal recommends
ton, can induce many others to try it.
Yours, respectfully, D. r. THOMAS, VI. D.
No. 46t Vine st.
The Restorative is put up in bottles q sizes
via large medium, and small the sn i he Ids a
pint, and retails for one dollar per ltttlo; the
medium holds at least twenty per cent. more in
proportion than the small, retails for two dollars
per bottlc the large holds a quart, 40 per cent
more in proportion and retails for 50 a bottle.
o. j, WOOD CO., Propretors, Sl2 Broadway,
New York, lin the great n. Y. Wire Railing
Estabishment,) and ia Market Street, ST..
Louis, Mo-,
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. 7. A. PECK, Agent,
Nov. I, 1855 d&w3m
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THETFORD ACADEMY

THETFORD ACADEMY.
'ENHE WINTER TERM will commence We'd.
Il neslay, Dec LIST, 1855
GEO. X. BARTHOLOMEW, 4 B. Principal
WI. S. uAzEN, a. b. Associate Prtnci9aL
Miss ELIZA p. HooD, Preceptress.
Experienced Teachers will give instructions in
modern Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting.
tuition IN common English, 400; Higher
English, $40; Latin and Greek, $500.
Board, including room, wood, lights and wash
ing Sl,I5 to 81, rs per week.
Good accommodations may be had for self board
ing. Applications for board and roons may be
made to the Principal,
GEO. X. BARTHOLOMEW.
Thotiori Nov. 22nd 1855. daw3t
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New YORK, Nov. 90.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
dispatch from Washington states that
secret agents from persons in high standing
in Mexico, arc in this city urging the presi-
dent to decisive measures in relation to that
country
The Postmaster General has received from
the owner of the Astor House, y. Y. a rro-
position to sell that building for a site for a
city post Office.
Vera Cruz letter of Nov. 9th says much
excitement had been created there by the ar
rival Of the port ON the 3lst ult of three
Spanish vessels Of war, which, however,
were blown Of tho coast by Norther and
had not r.turned. Serious apprehensions
existed that Spain intended to make war
upon the country and President Juarez of the
Liberalists had issued proclamation calling
upon the Mexicans without reference to lar-
ty, to rally in defence of their country
WAsHNGToN, Nov. %.
New Orleans papers Of Thursday last re-
ceived here say that conspiracy was dis
covered in Campeachy, ON the 22l ult.,
which was to have been followed by an out
break on the following Sunday, when the
city was to be sacked to raise resources for
the Zuloaga government
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OYSTERS AT DEWEY'S in gallon and
~ half gallon kess--fresh, large, delicious ana
choap-worthy Of the muse Of SHELLEY.
Buy EN-, try EN-, stew EN- or fry en-
And you will own there's nothing comes nigh EN-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-19
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
MONEY
MONDAY. Jan. ls-6 2

MONDAY, Jan. ls-6 p. VI.
The stock market opened and closed very irregu-
lar today. AT the first board there was a very limit.
cd business, and there appeared TO be among opera
toEs no fixed course OF action. The Improvement In
Illinois Central Railroad stock was the most impor.
tant movement Of the day. The sudden advance was
caused by the advices from Europe regarding quota
tons current in London. but it proved a mistake, and
the stock closed heavy. At the first board 20 day
Michigan State 6s advanced l per cent; Virginia &c,
I; Missouri SIS, I Michigan Central bonds, IL; Iii
nois Central bonds, Id; la Crosse land grant bonds.
/; Michigan Central Railroad, |; Illinois Central Rail.
road, 3. Cumberland Coal Company declined 4
per cent; Erie, l. Chicago and Rock Island, 1; Ia
Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad, 4. II will be seen
by The reported sales at the Stock Exchange that
the Improvement in prices today was almost entire
ly confined 70 first class State stocks and railroad
bonds. This IL the natural effect Of an easy money
market and an absence Of public confidence. Where
the security Is undosbted there are the greatest
inducements for investment In the absence OF all
speculative movements, idle capital will seek EN-.
ployment where the per centage Of productiyeness
Is small, If the security IL Undivided. Fancy rail.
road stocks do not attract capitalists. or even men of
moderate means. Safety and pernaReucy are looked
w ~" hN'N 1%h NV NNh'A N'Nl-iNfFtlllu~, ana 20
long as this feeling continues no one outside Of the
Stock Exchange will look 90 the speculative class of
railroad securities. Nothing below first mortgage
bonds on any railroad can tempt prudent. eau.
tious men, and the sooner our leading lines of rail.
road fall into the hands Of the mortgage holders. the
sooner the great interests of the country will be re-.
stored 10 their former vigor and activity. At the
second board the market was without change. The
good stocks and bonds were a little better. while
those Of an Indifferent character were lower and neg.
lected. Missouri State 6s advanced . per cent:
Tennessee 6's, !; Virginia Gs, 4; illinois Central
bonds, 4; Ia Crosse land grant bonds, \, closing firm
at 42a bid. Panama declined > per cent; Chicago
and Rock leland, J. The stock market appeared 10
he entirely without support. The bulls have no
strength and no spirit. Many Of them are anxious
TO realize, but there are no buyers beyond their own
clique, and their position is by no means a pleasant
one. Outsiders have no disposition TO take
the chances Of speculation, and very few
OF them have the means TO enter the
market as operators. A small clique Of spectators,
whose experience should have taught them better. are
the principal buyers, and they are ALREADY 80 much
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Mp~enspeous and Disasters.

The Z 3 mail steamship Columbis. Commodore " Berry,
arrived yesterday morning from Charleston, after a passage
ofonly 80 hours, bringing a fall cargo and a fair lis, Of pas
senrers. We are indebted to The captain and purser for full
files Of Southern papers.
BRIG PscIrrc-Cspt Munrce. Of bark Monte yuma. arrived
yesterday from psmsrara, informs ". hat The brig Pacific
Of DE rive Nsroiems. The French war .,esme1 Rs 90 had
i Ss ' 81. Il hs sSv III + iei r1 w. aer IN nv her Sp' sssn T"u steamer amer l. Z i ssr
she went ashore Dec ~; all hands saved.
Orleans "sish put i iais SeS ~ s1' on t1g sSs f isR ins,. fS %i,s S ser
cargo q lime on IRE, has sustained no damage, She proceed.
B.ssse.r, Jan 1.-THE weather e fine down here after a
G Dyer 70 now sboV. Scfsei from q drain, which viii lead 4.
viii take " GOOD iie 70 (. ave her 81 ne .hoai .Se i fis.s on y shs
= tsht yet and IN good order The salt we have thrown
schr. Norma, en-, %binegoid. The Faderman viii salI With
ESQ, Secretary Board Of UndcrwfitersJ '
Gtyoa. Dec 0-The American bark osmsun. Gordon, Of
and from boston, on entering this port on the might c5th and
light, and ran }oui oftRe IVES, Mole. Rner rsmai rrhoS se 2
b : np ,owt al inS Sn the sy po ar,fb% T s liss RsT' 4 rb ser b cargo, and has
considerable damage while aground, owing 70 her bepins
MASnl, Nov s-Put in, bark Juniata, King. from Calcutta
for San Francisco, leahy; VIII discharge and repair.
p sssrH" Thl PsG .s Ss1 1s.. s% n. ,Ss y s,rs ~ NV BsS,1siass.
having sprung a leah, which will necessitaie her ~decharee.
se's!; Peek = Church Of Dis city informs Us nat the bars
gnaoa a eseIe on y 2 prISins ~ me vessel sshore at the above place
Notice tn Mariners.
a hr't class Can Buoy painted red, with slsck horizonsl
ship Channel, at Key West. Vessels can pass on either eide,
giving 81 bcrth Of fifty yards, hut The best water can be found
leaving the bnoy 10 the eastward.
Resrngs per cofupaes-Key West Lighthouse " y VI sand
Key lighthouse sW "A ". Low tide. eject
A fourth clsss Cap Buoy, painted red, with black borizpn'ai
strips, has been placed on the eastern end q ne wrecs qt
The shtp Isaac Anerton. Nessels can approachn W IT,,
leaving the buoy 10 the westward, bun must over hoetm"i
100 yards leaving n TO he eastward. , M. cuuu.
Behring's pee compass-sal Bunch, NV " W '"s"
Loaf NE BY n. Low tide, ~ feet
By order Of the Iiehihonse boaru ~.
BAYSE N wEsTCOTr, Lighthouse lnspi fmuFt
Key West, Jan L. 1865
.A.houIcs n Nine and white signal with n white star In
ne bI,s s,s.vinr v. was rasscd Jan /, lat a. lon 80
'pr5y III n Cuytis. fisiev. from POrtlsnd for Remedies, JAM o,
tai y no Ion 7sL mot as hefHc).
" m Iris Francis from Palermo for Baltimore, Jan J. lat 80,
Ion AZ 81.