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AUCTION SALES.
BY WALL q BARNARD, .auctioneer.

By wALL& BARNARD, .tuctioneer
A ENGINE oLMT 1NS 22d5s me-
MT, Mr. c: BnckinrSsS, on street. betWeer toiS ana
ss as .s sss ,t sssS E. Fcau:
business. o s,shoat reserve. As be is retiring from
One sTsiIa,s E Z Pas horse bu, III,
ssf fsss ks snss..e i pssGa complete
gs iliss M MA n.,'P apehlI3 Mashine.
b 1I s;d Hs% me swedfss and Tools,
shee. spd Band Iron. Wronsbt and Cash..
ssnndstoas, Force Pump, Iron Gratinr. "on'
With SCRAP Iron LnmbeT' Pattern, "a 80 .,
Also, abort 100 stheral oil and whisky Barrels
sssst and Day: for %sns
.es WALL 4 BARNARD. Auct..
By A. GREEN. Auctloneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VERY SUPERIoR
fOsrH Ne SSfstf F.. sr5
g ass Hs. Of n
streets north. &C. 10 O'Clock q. m, excellent SIS
order 6g NJ the most Of il made to
Ro;eSSoS Pane forts seven octaves in fine Order
rine walnut Damask- covered Psrlor Set, consist
ing OF Tete- s-Tetes, 10 Parior Chairs. 2Arm
Gator Chairs, fancy Gothic Chair; Covers s
Wsinut Marble top Centre and Side Tables,
Closets. D@ieeas ana w esh
Manogsny French Bedsteads. Wardrobe, Extern
Mahogany Antique Chars Oak Se,,a. a..
and other Chairs, 0o' Seno' arm
walnut PASSAGE Reception Chairs and Table.
Stands, ""'A anu other
Superior English Velvet Carpet and Rug to match.
] Rods, Elm "e' Sorpeps, ana
Dining Room, Hall, and other OIL Cloth and Mat
ting, " ' anu "ot-
Gifand9ies; pEir superior French China Vases
Cmna, 1lass and Crockery Ware, among which Is
- one hne w bite Stone China Dinner Ser "
Feather Beds Boosters and PilOvs
iialr AND Shuck Mattresses and Bedding
LOT OF stoves, with an excellent assortment of
hitchen Requisites. and many other articles
., which we deem unnecessary to enumersta
Terms Al sums under SSn cash: over Ss0 credit
tOrily endorsed. e''e o'isioc-
SEQ A. GREEN, Auct
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Sickness on shfpbssrd.

BosToN, Sep. 2-The ship Junius. FINN Man,
orleans, lost two Of her crew from yellow fever
on the passage, and the chief mate has been
taken TO the hospital.
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Steam Fire Engines.
Fever New o,t..n.

BosToN, Sept. 4.-The Boston city authoritI.,
have ordered four steam fire engines from ,bs
builders OF the steamer Philadelphia.
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The Geld E,ci,emep, i'm ka,..,

LkAVkNwoRrH, Sept. 2.-The Pike county
go,o excitement Is rapidly on the increase Two
old Californians are making arr,noene,t. -,
wo'hlhs the mines SUCCESSFULLY A company
leit Yesterday, and others are orpanizinp
adjourned. ' So"'i ec's mas
Sherman's battery has left for Minnesota.
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DIANos FOR SALE AND TO RENT.A
j. srest varsity OF new and second hand~
fIANOS always on hand, from the factO- V2
nes OF stelnwey d sons, IN New fsrk A, UNIV
d. hechenhach, in PhIlsdelphIs; and knsbe Co.
Ia PaInmore, which will eel or rrnt on moderafe
ssi-.@! TREpK. c. REIcHENBAcH.
TREAP SCHOOL BOOKS AND CHEAP
~ School S'stloaery for sale in washlng on Al
TAYLOR 4 MAURY's Bookstore.
seS-S - Penn. avenue,
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ID u w r q w ID RI
Il POWDER ~

p ow d Err p,pJP w De RI
A. +. OFFUTT & CO, IN iSeorgetovn, having
accepted the agency for the District of Columbia
from the Justly celebrated Hazard Powder Gonna
ny. would respectfully call the attention of dealers
miners. quarryers and spOrtsmsn to the fact that
they have Al this time a magazine well stored with
seveTal Thousand kegs and canIsters every grade
as well as large assortment of safety Fuse all Of
Wnlch viii be sold by the quantity the manufaci-
urers prices. w name in part
Mnng and Blasting Powder; in kegs of 25 Tbs. each
and EFF, 6, kentucky X Itie do in do
FG Yea shooting Powder, in kegs of IS lbs. each
american sporting do, IN h. csnIsters,
Kentucky Rifle do, in Id canIsters
Indian Rife DO, in TASKS
Duck Shooting do, IN H. cans
No. l6S and l65 Bridge street, whOlesa and retail
dealers IN Groceries. Dry Goods. &c. au Him
EOR SALE-On accommodating terms. the
Il three, story BRICK DWELLfNG-HOUSE
and SFOR E, situated on High street. formerly oc-
capled by the late George 8. Neil. The Dwelling
contains ten rooms, kitchen and cellar. The Store
IL spacious and convenient. There is also, a good
work shop on the promises. To any person W Ishi ng
TO engage the plate and sheet iron business
hrst rate opportunity is offered. au Him
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BaItfmsPs mayksts-

NEW ORLRASs, Sept 4-Tbe number a,
deaths by yellow fever, on THURSDAY was as
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Financial.

Oh. and r: r. 1. 7lx; Mich So 23Y;
Cen; 3sS Pa c. Co. Isl Reading az; va 6's
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LOST AID FOUND,

&I0 EEWARD.-IsPoRrANr PAPKks-The
" ~ aDoye reward Will be given for the discovery
az n ao n Ion that will lead to the discovery
IAN ,nnss IN ths Revolutionary War (which pa
TO- .m ~ 1rs uns 10 the possession OF eneral
nm. aellSered 10 some person to the undersiSned
.sS ~ Jas. J. RANDOLPH.
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ITTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
BY order of the Trustee,
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TIE ABOVE SALE IL FURTHER POST
next, same hour. -
By order of the Trustee,
au l9- 2aw&ds GPEEN An.
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FUTURE DAYS

By A: GREEN, Auotioneer
EXTENSIVE SALE OF : rUCK UF HlRD-
az WARE, WARE At hhUeTIoS.0n WEDNESDAY, the
naIaTsre store q gentleman declining the hard
hardware, viz: eS vi
A large ard fine assortment of Plated Spoons and
Do. do. of Table and pooL.,
Extensive lot of Builders Hardware and Tools.
Hinges, Locks. Bolts, Fastenings, Screws, Mails.
Compasses, Squares,
saws OF every description, Hatchets, Augurs Axes
Braces and Bits, e''
Double and sing lie Plane Bits
large lot of Hollow Ware and Eprn.o.s c..
pans, &c. o0es' Souoe-
9 arse lot of Agricultural Implements, viz:
SPACES. ShOvels, Hoes, Forks, Picks Mattocks
Sonnfer, Platform, Scales and Weights, Brides Res,
Sandscreens, Sifters, Brass Candlestioks Sclssors
BOWIE hniyes, Pistols. Mahogany Counter Case
Une hne MortIcIng Machine, with Bits Complete
WIN large lot of other articles, which we deem
unnecessary to euumerate.
Terms: All sums under So cash; over So a credit
ana months. for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest.
80, J. l.. SMITH, Attorney,
A
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I'hUSTEE'S SALF.-WllI be sold on Thurs
- DAY Eth August next. at 10 O'clock g. m on
lth street, near the Centre Market TO the hig
one wagon, and double sett of harness 10 sam
~ certain debts and notes, secured by a deed of
2Nl, 2O2 of the land records Of WashIngton count
ID. e. III, EDMITND CI Ap1 II 0Oen'J'
~ l2-AWdds A. GREEN. Auctionaar
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about 30 acres with all the necessary buildings,
&e In hne condition. IL is situated in Alexandria
county, Va. about five miles from the Long Bridge
and two from the Georgetown aaueduct. 1t will be
sold low and on accommodating terms. Apply by
letter, through the Post Office, to JAMES w.
BURCH. Washington City. auA-tf
ENOR SALE-On accommodating terms two
small BRICK DWELi.ING HOUSES, in
Square l54, between 9Th and 7th streets west, and
6 and H north. They are in q business part of the
city. convenient to any kind OF work, and suitable
for persons who want houses ut low prices. Apply
to POLLARD WEBB. No. $50 7th street au %
ErOR kENr-rhe large room over Richard J.
l. RyOn's Grocery Store, corner OF 9Th and ID sts.,
formerly occupied BY Gideon's Bindery. Inquire OF
RICHARD RYON. >. au IL I'm
uAIR, TOOTH, NAIL, AVID BANDOLINE
Il RkUSHE rs at GIBBSS Hair Store near 18th
street, and at his Sales Room. under Wlards' Ho
mi. IL o-6m
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A ]. BnRLAND,
"A. CUPPER, LEECHER BLEEDER
Residence-No. 4S4 Massachusetts avenue
between Sixth and Seventh Streets.
- REFERS TO
NJ. v. B. Began, NJ. D., J. Ford Thompson, M ID.
Kew. A. U. Carothers, j. n. stone, Dru ggist
Wm. X. Rutts- NJ ID. an 7-Sm-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Blue RIpsr Re-
mas an extensive and well distributed circuistion'
smoraSmg The counties Of Cuipeper, Madison, COR,
ante hapPahannock. Page ana FauauIer, equal \.
renewed, TO that OF any other paper between
hlchmond snd Alexandra, and regularly or the in
This section. one ofthe finest and most prosper
Gus IN NIrgnIs. Is penetrated hy the Oranse ard
Alexandra Railroad. and citizens trade IarseIS
with Baltimore, Wash ngton citv, Alexandra and
Richmond. BENG within from 10 hours travei cr
those cities. "a
Terms reasonable. III. M. GARLAND. Jr
RKFEREscKs-w ID. wallach, Editor star. .
Company. (Union) "a 90,
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
GALE BY ORDER OF ORPHANS COuPT
- OF HOUSEHOLD md KITCHEN FURNITuRR Pr
ANoFoRTE, &C-On TUESDAY, the 7th Instant I
snal sell az the reslde5ce OF Richard Middleton
ESQ. on Sd street east, between north A and ats '
NO. 4E ar w O'Clock all the personal 2 n, cts ~
Jonas Middleton, deceased, viz: VI
flanoiorte, sew n ocLaves, In a ne order
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs and Tables
- DO. Dressing and other Bureaus
Cottage and other Bedsteads,
Cane and other Chairs,
Looking Glasses, Washstands, Csrpets and Ruxs
STAR Rods, Feather Beds and BeddinI. ""es'
Cooking, Radiator and other Stoves
Chiina; Glass and Crockery Wave, Venetian Blinds
cessary to snumeTate. ~ ~AAe
Terms c;sh. By order of the Administrator.
Be I-ts A. REEN
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RQWLlAND's MAccAssAR on = GIBBS,
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IFTHE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FI-p
Their postponed until THURSDAY, the 9Th inst
same hour, " '' iNe''
BY order of the Trustee
se2-2awAds
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SECOND ANNUAL PROCESSION AND
- PIC MIC OF TIE
cATHoLIc BEMEFICIAL I0TAL ABST

The Society will meet at their hsll, corner of 10th
and stIe.ts, at 7o'olock a M, on MONDAY, the
9th OF september, aud will be formed in line on r
street, with right resting 10th street. by Marsas
fhomss Purcell and Thomas Dooley, and march at
8o'clock precisely to II street, down H to Third
street. thence to Penn. avenue, BY Penn avenue to
Georgetovn, by Bridge street and Falls street to
the Aqueduct, whore they will embark on board the
packet boats. by the canal, to Arlington Spring.
JOHN ID. CLARK.
I-dtM Ghiaf M.rah.I
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WANTS.

WANTS. .
WANTED-An active and inteIlixept COL
. D5hEp Hpf to attend to the be- and maze
hlmseu etni about an office. Apply to r y DON
ALDSON, No. SIS Pa. avenue, between sth and 10Th
seS-Sts
WASTED-A competent WOMAN to take care
w OF babe one ear old, and TO sew None nesd
apply without recommendations OF capacity. AMY
NO. gs street. between Sd and ga streets.
A YOUNG LADY who 10 competent to teach
tory testimonials, desiies q SITUATION az an as
sltsnt teacher or govtrness. Address II. M. ID :,
Washington City. se2-3tf
WANTED-A frst-rate COOK. The higbest
w wages will be Eiven. woman preferred. A D.
ely at l. DIS National Restaurant, south east
corner OF 1th and j. SITS. au3l.5t
HOUSE wANTED TO RENT-ln the neigh
borhood OF the Capitol and east of it-not on the
f1hl-contanIng nine or ten rooms. for q family.
POSSESSION to be given by the LIST of October Please
s saafsss renant," at this ofce, without delav. sta
..ns terms and location. jyH-n
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SEE FIRST PAGE


A FINE SUITE OF .ROQMs-Psrlor and Bed
"A chamber-well furnished. in a quiet Deg bbo,
hooo. CONVENIENT to Penn. avenue, with Board in q
PLY Private -, family Also. one ins single Room. suit
Penn. avenue. opposite National Hotel. Sc cost
FOR RENT--Handsomely FURNIsHED
Board AI.S Trbs xsa gas Nth or Without
No: 90 si 18th street, between F and streets.
RQ0MS T9 ELECTROMAGNETIC or without
'.Shs:stts avenue. between oh and 7fh SITS.
No. Is snnsS si seO Of Pend and
lars apply at No s57 9Th street. corIer Massaohu.
CTS avenue. Sc 3-St"
TOR SALE OR RENT-A comfortable COT
TAGE HOUSE, with a large lot attached
situated on 18th street and New York avenue. For
streets. ss1St
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE. IN GOOD
II. locatons, and at reasonable prices-vix: 8
500 each; houses and lots IN square l4srat SEQ
ssach; : houses and lots in square 847-at SiOOO.
Squares sSs and tsspss,Ssy AsS a6 Sis
Sans ri THESE lots are LARGE and they WI be suhd
VIII . 10 SUI. pnachassrs Inc prices Of these lots
. John 9. ADAMS sisV G iUS,s
corner 9Th and l. sts., Northern Liberties.
t'0R sALE-A new BRICK HOUSE, No. a57
y llth street, between Massachusetts, av enue and
NJ street CONTAINING i've rooms, pa lor, dining
room and Kitchen, and carriage house. Will be sod
on accommodating terms Possession given imme-
d..eIyi r Apply on the premises to JAS. r. FERRY.
STORE FOR RENT-The store on Ohio ave-
nue.. between 18th and 18TH SITS 1t is particular
Tor s9s SAI I'D ssd
ana Y SIS. NO. 81. lie S-leotf
EOR RENT.-Suits of or single ROOMS, fur
nlshed or unfinished, very desIrably located,
rate Apply at SIS PENN avenue, nearly opposite
Nati o. HStsl. nm, me-,
TOR RENT ON SALE The large. 6rst-clsss
and I'd. containing chambers. parlor dining room,
Kitchen bath room, and cellar and furnished with
water: gas, furnace range, DO. For terms inquire
OF JOHN WARD, next to premises. or at 18th
and Canal SITS, su 81 eodSt
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-The
snbscrIber offers at private sale the property
known ~ The situateS The south side
canal, near the Alexandria Aqueduci, with
the wharf, which rs about 2IO feet deep from Canal
to fveri the tow path being included in this prop
The Bakery has front of Ga feet on the Canal
chInery.
THIS property for a Bakery or Coal Yard Is not
surpassed by any ~ the District.
Also. Wood and Coal Yard now in the occur ancy
has front of l2O feet the Canal and IHl1 feet on
the west side OF Cream street, and 10 easy of
cess for consumers from Georgetown or Washing
The above property will be offered liberal terms,
ana II not sold previously. will be offered at pubic
sale on the Slst day OF August, 1858, at O'Clock
Apply to THOMAS BROWN, 145 West street,
Georg etown; y. L. BROWN, Pa. avenue. next to
NAsD* BUCKLEY. Georgetown, DC.
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E,OR sALE-A handsome young BAY MARE,
i rs hands high, ysars old, warranted n
sound in every particular, and works well IN
in harness, TO be seen at FLEMMlNH GA
FoY's Livery stable, Jackson Hall Alley.
oe ST. ..
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w understand there u oat that va de.i
"a WOE OF pententIary manufacture. such being
the report, We deem necessary, for our credit %
wei as Tor the credit of our customers 10 deny an.
such assertlon and defy any man 20 the state
meht On the contrary, we purchase our work Of
the largest and best manu- facturers 10 the comma
ana IN proof al tins statement all thst ~ neoassart
70 satisfy skeptle mind is 10 call and en- am ne orr
STOCK, which has Just arrived, and for whioh see sd
Vertlsem, nj In another column. IL has been already
examined BY some Of the best judges in the cty and
pronounced TO be Of superior quality.
n. w. HAMILTON Il CO.
au So-2v No. $50 7th st., oppo. Centre Market
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WI herl facas, under the lien law, issued from
me me- CLERKS Ofhee the Circuit Court Of the Dis
and to me directed, | shall expose to public sale
foL G.sa IN front Of the Court House door Of said
1853, at IL o'clock the following described iron
srty' to wit: All defendants right, title, cisim
on Lot No. 81, in Square No. 2e2 according to
SUBDIVISION made by the Trustees of the Orphan
No 3D. fronting "a feet on M street north between
zth and 18th streets west. in the city of Washing
tor, d. e. seized and levied upon as the PROPERLY
of John McRoddy. and will be sold TO satisfy 5udI
ca,s No. s5i and $50. to October term Is5s in favor
oil Mary A, Harvey, and Michael Combs, admipis-
traitor of Henry Harvey, and Henry Harvey snry
WIN. Lloyd. w. seldom Marshal
ee Its for the District of Columbia
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w OOD ND COAL.
Just received, q cargo Of Lykeu's VALLEY coal
For cooking purposes and open CRATES thers 10 -,
Coal to eanal this Also on hand, the best ansIias
to those laying ~ their winter supply. '"~
Our stock OF MOODY Dow comp ete. We ossr
advance cost. ~ ~ shaAi
Also, on hand, q choice lot OF baker, Pine Wa
WANDER 4 STEWlsT O1'
Omce-oorner II and l2th street.
tu CIV fsrd-lsth street and Canal
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MARSHAL'S SAL.E.-ln virtue of a writ of
herl iacias issued from the Clerks ONCE of the
circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
county OF washington, and to me dire cted, Il shall
Court house door of SAID county. on WEDNESo
LA We lotn DAY OF september 1858, at 70 O'Clock
aelendants night. title, claim and interest i'm and 10
;ot NO o. IN Square No. TAI, according to the sub
uiElslon Oh sald Square, made by James Adams
Executor CT Thoms. Law toge ther with ain and
siingular the improvements thereon. in the CITY OF
washington, ID. c., seized and levied upon as the
property OF stephen Cester, and will be sold TO sal.
lsfy udlcias No. 267f to October term 1879 in IA
Vor OF John turdy. w. SELDEN, Marshal
au - Us for the Distinct OF ounltls,
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NOTICE OF coPARTNERsHfP.
NATIONAL LIME EILNS,
(FoRMKRLY A. T.. SMooT'sD

The undersigned have associated themsaIves IN
81 as paItnsrs 10 me Line Cement, Plaster,
zth streets; where they will furnish all ARTICLES M
ther line OF the best materials and with dspatch
and would notify their frenSs and dealers sensrs m,
that all orders left with p. w. Doney, corner of7tR
ana streets, Washington; r. Wheatles No. 81
Georsetovn, or at the kilns, will receive prompt
au a-eo2v. wHEATLEY Az DoRsRy
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nj. RUPPEL,
hNORTH side of Market Space, No. 81. between
Bridge and Canal streets, GEORGETOWN -
announces to his patrons that at his(lN T.
RESTAURANT may be found, at allSl~
times, the choicest and most excellent
assortment Of LIQUORS. the freshest
OYSTERS and ell kinds of 6 AME IN season.
Boats furnished at any time to the Great Falls or
any other point on the Ohio Canal. an 4-6In
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EOR RENT on SALE The large, first css SIS
l. RESIDENCE, No. AT c street. between LIST
and I'd. containing chambers. parlor, dining room,
kitchen. bath room, and cellar, and furnished with
water. gas, furnace range, DO. For terms inquire
of JOHN WARD, next to premises, or at 18th
and Canal SITS, au 81 eodSt
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| ROOMS TO LET-Furnished-with or without
IL Board pleasantly located. Apply at 4s9 Mas
| sach9sstts avenue. between 6,h and 7th SITS.
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NEW MUSIC received semi-wsekly at ELLIs's
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EoR SALE-A new BRICK HOUSE, No. 357
= nth street, between Massachusetts av enue and
Nj street containing FIVE rooms, pa lor, dining,
room and Kitchen. and carriage house. Will be sod
dmtely; Apply on the premises to JAS. +. FERRY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-16

1t is all well, the age of monopolies, we hope,
is passing. 1t were better the country banks
which are most interested should have voice
in the control of their redeeming agent, and
pecuniariy it is better. The Suffolk Bank has
taxed its small country brothers too heavily fol
making their exchanges, that it has paid for
long series of years much larger dividends
than any other Boston Bank, and that it was
able few years since to sustain a loss by the
dishonesty of an employee of one hundred and
twelve thousand dollars, and not pass dividend
conclusively proves it. She has now the same
opportunity for employing her capital as other
Boston banks, and can well afford to give the
ground to her younger and successful rival, the
Bank of Mutual Redemption, in whose success
nearly all the ntelligently managed banks in
New England are interested as Stockholders
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Vermont Historical Society.

The next annual meeting of this Society n,
Montpelier, on the third Thursday of October
next, promises to be one of more than ordinarv
public interest. Provision was made at the lac,
meeting for the preparation and public reading
OF series of papers relating to the civil and
natural history of the State, and the Society
designated certain subjects and assumed them
to certain gentlemen in the hope that they would
iuihll their respective appointments. Among
these we notice The Hon Daniel p. Thomn'
son, Montpelier, "The Discovery of Vernon,
and Origin of its Name !" the REV. Amos ]
Sampson, st. Adams, "Indan ANTIQUITIES in
Northern Veruont;" Henry Stevens, Jr., Lon.
don, England, "Green Mountain Bows Abroad
the Hon. Norman Williams, Woodstock.
"Sketches of the Lives and Characters of the
Surveyor Generals Of Vermont Chauncev
Goodrich, Burlington, (since deceased.) "Tbe
fruits Of Vermont Albert ID. IIager. Proc.
torsville, "The Marbles of Vermont"
IN addition to this beautiful repast, we are
giad to learn that the Rev. PLINY II. WHITE.
OF Coventry, will pronounce an historical adj.
dress, by request Of the Society, upon the "Life
and Character of Matthew LYON"
we trust that this important Society will suc-
coed in the praiseworthy endeayor To commend
itself to the sympathy and favor of the peonle
OF the State of Vermont, and we bespeak for
the gentlemen aforementioned, full audience
on the occasion Of their next annual meeting
Vermont Standard.