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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-07-20

THE MArTEsoN HousE.-Among the
many improvements in the city. none are
more deserving of special mention than
those made in Matteson House. Her
massive walls, through the skill of Messrs
Pullman 4 Co, have been brought up to
grade, and Messrs Gettins & Sullivans
hands have decorated her like bride for
the nuptials.
But the external ndorning, is the least
important Of the improvement in the house
The rooms have all been re.painted and
papered,-l300 rolls Of paper being used
and mostly supplied with new furniture
Where the old furniture was retained, it
has ben made as good as new
In the basement, formed by raising the
building, have been constructed the cu'-
mary apartments, the laundry, water clo-
sets, etc., all of the most approved ar
engagements. The improvements have been
made at cost of Sl5 900.
Thus fitted for the purpose, under the
superintendent of Messrs. Char. Fl. Bis
sell,and W. S Goodrich who know Just how
to cater TO the tastes of the public, the
Natteson House cannot fail TO be all that
the travelling public can desire.
The whole has been uuder the immedi.
ate supervision of one of our most enter.
prising citizens, s. B, Cobb, Esq, which
may account in a manner for the compile
ton Of this work in so short a time
ninety days - Chicago Daily JoUrpoL
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u 5000 AGENTS WASTESD-To sell three
new and unequal, inyentIons-wsnted by every
fanily.- My agents have cleared over 325 900
selling one Of them, Articles are light, cheap,
cay to carry, and verY tIking several Diplo'
mas, Silver NJ dial from American Institute, n.
Y and patents have been granted me for them
One patent in England ami One in France. Ut
in 4 stamp, aud | will send you, gratis. 80 page,
particulars of the best agency in the county.
EPRRAM BROWN, Lowell Mas.
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Republican State Convention.

Republican State Convention.
Pursuant to the call Ct the State Com.
mittte the State Convention of the Re.
publican party Of Vermont net in the
Town Hall in Bratteboro, on Tuesday.
July / 9th at 10 O'Clock A. v. The Con-
vention was called to order by the zion.
l.. E. CnITrENDEN, Chairman of the State
Committee. and on his nomination.
Hon. ERAsTUs FAIRBANKS of St. Johns
bury was elect. d President, Hon. U. Il.
Penniman Of Winooski, and Hon. B. W.
bartholomew of Washington. were chosen
Vice Presidents.
G. j. Gleason ESQ.,, Of Montpelier was
elected Secretary, and 4. N. Swain of
Bellows Falls, and j. l. @. Cook of Ben
nington we're chosen Assistant Secretaries.
On motion of Daniel Needham, the
chair appointed a Committee on Reso.
lutions, os follows -
Daniel Needham of Hartford, Lawrence
Brainard of St. Adams, Port Baxter Of
Derby, G. W. " lizard of Montpelier land
Martin G. Everts. of Rutland.
On motion of Hon. VIM. ". Pingrey
of Perkinsville, the present State officers
were unanimously nominated for re-elec-
ton BY reclamation, az follows;
Far Governor,
Hon. H1LAND HALL, of Bennington.
For Li"u. Gocernor,
Hon. BuRNBAM Martin, of Chelsea,
For Treasu En-,
Hon. HENRY NJ. BATES, oil Mortified.
On motion of G. W. Willard, ESQ.,. of
Montpelier it was voted that each county
elect members of Committee to nom nate
State Committee for the ensuing year,
equal to their respective Senatorial rep.
reservations.
The Convention was then addressed by
the President III very able and eloquent
manner, and his remarks were heartily
applauded. Ex-Governor Fletcher also
responded to call in very int, esting
manner.
Hon. Jacob Collamer was then called
upon for speech, who responded to this
call in an able and acceptable manner,
occupying the time until the adjournment
VI thS NOuNSbtlOu az Il v ClOCk.
AFTERNOON.
The Convention met pursuant to ad-
journment, and Mr.. Collamer resumed his
speech. In his remarks he reviewed with
great force the demands and encroach.
ments of Slavery, and the subserviency of
the present Democratic national admins.
tration thereto.
MIR. Chittenden from the State Com
mittee, to which was referred the follow.
ing resolution referred to them by the
state Convention of 1858:
Resofeed, That the State Committee be in
structed 10 call future State Conventions as DEL
egate conventions one delegate from every town
md one for every 1000 inhabitants, and one for
every fraction exceeding $780,"
reported the facts found by the Commit.
tee, without any expression upon the
merits of the resolution.
MIR. Cuts from the Committee to ap.
point State Committee reported the fol.
lowing, being one for each county:
r n
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July 7th, the anniversary Of the
Battle of Hubbsrdton was observed by
completing the erection of the Monument
on the battle ground. The OCCASION was
very interesting one. Several thousands
weis present.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Sln JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills,

Prepared from I rsscri zion Of Sir J. Clarke N
d., PhysieiGH EEtraordinaryto he Qu.sH.
This invaluable Medicine is uniailing in tie
cure Of all those painful and dangerous diseases
to which the femae constitution Is sul jet. Il
moierates all excess, removes all obsruotons,
and speedy cure may be relied on.
To Married Indies II is peculiarly suited Il
will, IN snort time, bring on the monthly period
with regularity.
Each bottle, price one dollar, bears the Govern
melt stamp of Great Britain, 20 prevent eountsi
feits.
CAUTION. These Pills should not be taken By
fe Males during the Rrst three months Of pregnancy
AS they are sure TO bring on miscarriage, but a.
any other time they are safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal AnectioIs
Pain in the Back, Fatigue on slight exertion, Pal
pitaton OF the Heart, Histories and Whites these
Pills will effect a cure whrn all other means hats
failed, aud althoughs powerful remedy, do not
contain iron, cslomel, antimony OF anything hurt
full TO the contribution. ---'
Eull directions accompsnyeaeh package.
sole Agent for the UnitedStates and Canads,
JOE MOSES, -.
(Lats l. c. Baldwin & Coy
Rochester, n. Y.
n. B.-sl 90 and 9 postage stamps enclosed v
any authorised agent, will insure bottle Of NJ
Pulls BY return OF mai.
Fer sale BY H. A. sheldon. Middlsb wy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

The owners Of Lots in the West Bury me
Ground, who have not paid their asse ,sment OF
their Lots will take notice that said Lots will be
forfeited to the Corporation if not paid within
sixty davs from the 2Sth of May last. 81
BIS order of the Committee. :.
A. W[LC )X Trsas
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B OOKS WITH GIFTS.

Honesty is the best Policy.
DON'T BE DECEIVED ANY LONGER!
We (the oriRinators Of the Gil # Book Rusines.)
will send our large new Catalogues, in book form
postage paid, TO any address.
ALBERT COLBY & CO.,
l4sn No. 20 Westinghouse, Boston, Mass
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Black Lion and Blue Jaoker,

VIII be.kept,st the stable Of the subscriber :
m les west Of MidIlvbury village, during the scu
son. the former at $40 End the latter At So, he
season All persons wishing to patroniss first
rate horses at honest prices, are requested to CAL
CHESTER PRATT.
Brdport, May Is, 1852 6;tf
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DEATH OF A REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER.
MIR. Sawin, OF West Windsor, Revo-
lutionsry soldier, died on Thursday Of last
week. His funeral was on saturday, AMI
attended by the Cavendish Light Infantry
under Capt. Deane. He was 100 year.
ofage and would rave been l0l i h. hal
lived till September. A brief and very
appropriate address was delivered. aft
the funeral by ], O. Hawkins, Esq.~:iu
which he gave Il biographical sketch of
the deceased. - Bsiiosos Fails Times.
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M(iobltbmp 8egtsttr.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1859,

State Republican Nominations.
For Governor,
HILAN D HALL, OF bennington.
For Lieut. Governor,
BURNHAM M RTIN, Of Chelsea.
For Treasurer,
HENRY NJ. BATES, OF Mortified.
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Addison County Republican Nom
nations

Addison County RepubIican Nom
nations.
For Senator's,
sAM'L P. NASH, Of New Haven.
ALONZO G. ALLEN, Of Granville.
For assistant Judges
HARRISON o SMl III, OF Monkton,
SAMUEYE. couR, of weybridge.
For Prob Erudgs-NtU Haven District.
HARNEM MUNSlLL, OF Bristol.
For Probate judy Addition District.
JACOB W lONROE, Middiebury.
For High Sheriff,
GAluS A. COLLAMEk, of Bristol.
FIR High Baiif,
LUClUS CHAMPION, Of Middlebury.
For States Attorney,
W.T.. BASCOM, of Middlebury.
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ResOIrsd, That the Repuhl can State Conven-
ION in future shall be Delegate Convention, a. d
the STATE Committee is directed to isue their cal .
for 'uch Conventions on the following basis, to
Vp for each town, ore delegate, and aso one adj
di nal delegate. for each 100 votes, and also one
fer each fsstiopsl nlmbsr OF 80 or mere votes,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE KlcaMoND DAILY DISPATCH.

PETEasBuaG, March 6, 1859
The Wings hal a grand ratification meeting on
Friday night, which was nufnerousIy attended
Several resolutions were passed. endorsing Go ggin
ADD the other nominees of the Convention recent
~ held i'll Richmond. The meeting wss addressed
for several honrs 10 an able snd argumeutative
manner, by A. !udsGn Crane. Of Richmond
On Saturday night. the citizens were addressed
at Mechanics Hall, by Co.'s. Hopkins and r. +.
Goode. candidates for Congress il this Distric, in
opposition 10 AVN, y, Goode, the present mem
her. They said that in view Of the fact tbas the
sture 81 Mr.. Goodies health would not permit 81
active OF his part, or an fer OF opposi-
ton TO them, necessary to set himself rigit be-
fore tine people in contest, they could not cOn.
time to oppose his re- election, as it wond lee ia
kius an undue personal advantage both retired
FROM the contest Their course hss gained them
friends. and healed up any divisions among the
Democrats likely 10 emauste from acrimonious
aisputstiobs between the parties during the
vass.
There is pot mGch goiDE on il the way OF I'm
prOsement here, save the new Library, which will
soon ha completed. Several stores on Sycamore
and Dollipgbrcok streets are being repaired. The
merchants generally are receiving their Spring
goods, and Wear smiling faces 1t the prospect OF
substantial returus This Sumner.
Tie Spring opened gioriousy here. The weather
has been remarkably good. 1t March, that came
in peacefully. doed not go ont roaring, then ali
will be we'll.
Early thls morning. the body Of the negro jim,
owned by Peter Heneley, of Poc"bonias. who was
drowned IN the river in December, was fisbed up
below the BsaDd!ord Planning MiI.oD the Southside.
The body had been in pickle SO long that ideatfi.
cation wonld have been i'm posst!e save from the
clothing worn by the deiunct.
There is some talk CT building uew Depot for
the Il il Z X Co, on tbs S3uthsiGt, 10 10 u Inch the
will have to extend bridge acloss The
Appomat:ox river. fIasr pRIyATE.
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Corruption of the n. y. Police.

A special committee of the New York Senate.
appointed TO investigate matters relating to the
management of the Metropolitan Police. have
presented an elaborate report, in which they de-
clare that, in spite of mpedimsnts 10 fGil scru'
tiny which were constantly thrown in their way
the committee were able, after protrscted exaini-
Stations, aud by calling large bur.hsr %; witness.
g. within and without the force. 70 arrive at facts
which show that this Metropolitan police wa- or
xanized less with regard 70 its public duties thau
to its efficiency as political machine, and that
Was tainted by gross corruption in tie elemental
organization, Of which the sale of Offices. the inn
position Of political taxes the forced contributions
of subordinates TO their chiefs vere bpt partial,
while it was broken in its discipline, from these
and other causes, and included in ts members
large proportion OF worthless and dishonest men,
more fitted ia their character. ami by their ante
cedents, to be the accessories of crime, than to
trace il cut to Its hiding places aDi arrest aud
pose 1t. The committee give instances IT mems
hers Of the department committing gro,s fslOuies
and remaining unpuDished; and mention many
casos where men have bought places il the force
at prices as high S2l9. This elegant police
system cost the city of New York ab ii. n million
Of dollars las. year. aud will require 81, 23i 3gS 20
for 1859.
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Chic ah Omtny and james River
Company.

Our readers are aware that q modest enterprise
gotten up 81 months since for steam line Re.
t~een Richmond and Norfolk and the Windsor
Shades, point high up on the Chckahominy ri.
YER, has been conducted With considerable energy
aud success. The steamer 2G!ts, under the com.
mard of Capt. b. J. HIlL, has been regular in her
trips, creating quite lively commerce between the
chief tsrnipi Of ner route and the productive
aud wealthy country Of the Chickehominy. Tie
career oy tbs industri ous and thrifty little stean.-
or ives, a. cur readers also know, suspended res
ssutiy BY al accident--she having been Injured
by running against snag. But this event has
been turned to advantage the .Nsl.lty has been
completely ovsfhauled, strengthened and ini-
proved from keel upwards, and has been again
placed upon the line, locking smarter and bright.
Or, while she moves more gracefully aud rapidly
thau ever. Sue has grown in popularity aud her
business IL increasing.
This enterprise, however, has been still further
siren gtheued by new organic ition OF the James
River and ChicsahomiDy Company. At recen.
meeting Of the stockholders, Col }. NJ WILCOX Of
Charles City, was elected President. xad the fol.
lowing gentlemen directors: Capt. X. NJ Graves
10. Dickson, lof Norfolk Col. Taos. A. Lacy aud
Logan Waller, (of this city) W. II. A. southsll
was elected Secretary OF the Company This Or
ssuizstion IL one that will Of itself strongly re-
commend the enterprise 20 public confidence, and
re have not the slightest doubt that the lire will
pay ito owners handsomely aud be o: great com
ner oisl advantage.
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4 fairs lin Norfolk.
CORRESPONDENTS OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

lCoRaEs PoNDESCE or TIE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH !
NORFOLK, March I, 1883
The special term of the District Federal Court.
s expected 10 convene here tomorrow.
a freight epe CINE from Patterson. n. J.. has ar.
rived here schooner. which is nov disoharg.
ilg at the foot of Wide Wate: street. This er,rlue
is u0w being put together on the wharf, aud as
the Petersburg Railroad extends the iuii length Of
Wide Water street, the locomotive will have opiy
to be Tired up aud start straight for the Virginl,
and TeDnessee Railroad, fJr which road. by the
way, IL " SO constructed. 1t is called ..MaZeDpa
AMI viii reach S.sIcbhurg come time this week
1 small frame binding near the ceme teries WAS
set on fire Saturday night, and would have been
consumed bot for the timely arrival OF the Fire
battalion. The iIouEe belonged TO Sir. W NJ Moore
and was Haoccuped.
Que OF the yonpg men employed in the post
office has: his pocket picked, Main street, satur
day night. while the crowd WAS coming out of
Mechanics Hall. He was relieved of valuable
silver watch, by some fellow, whose face lie al
bui did not know, nor could he recognize the
ccnn teosuce, as he had 10 suspicion at the time
The Select Council meet to morrow evening 10
renew the discussion on the tax bill. The amount
required for the next fiscal year is about $l44 COO
which iucndea the $1,000 siakEg fuud aod the
standing debt. The amount can he raised a,,v
| enough; hat Az fort will be made to reduce tbs
poll tax aud school tax one-ialf each and TO meet
the loss thus sustained. the tax on real estate ret
be Increased; hence the trouble iu the premises
However, the people patient, aud il will work
right after while.
The weather - unpleasant, and a light fall OF
rain has ciogsod ali outdoor operations to-day.
PERCUSSION
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Obstruc lions to the Port oT New
Orleans.

The New Orleans papers state that, ahou. ten
days ago, there were many as eighiy-one square
rggsd vessels at one CT the mouths of the Misss-
sippi, all detained for q want of water ever the
bar. Some idea Of the traffic OF New Orleans may
be- formed from The fact that in lS5S, so foreign
and 1856 American ships, with a int tonnage OF
ss3O0O arrived in that city: the exp prts TO for.
eisp countries for same year were valued at SsS,s
$4,000, and the imports ffoa ditto. Sla,5S6, od0
eoastwise trade, o. 900 900. That Congress should
permit this chief depot of the great American
staple to 30 blocked up by sand bars 10 not won
de, full in Legislature which was we'll disposed TO
involve itself in Cuban inbroglio, the result Ct
which would have been the destruction of both
New Orleans and its commerce by European gun :
boats 1t wonid only have nesdei one Of those
sea hawks to have swoopsd down upon the eighty
ships lately aground at the mouth OF the MissIs-
sippi, and captured the whole party. The present
distractions to navigation are Of so much interest
10 the Northern cities, and particularly TO under
writer's, that the marine insurers of New York
have addressed an urgent memorial upon the snb-
tecs to the President of the L rited States.
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FOREIGN NEws.--Tne following is additional
foreign news by the .5ura:

foreign news by the Jura:
In the House of Commons MIR. Lever took hi.
seat ior Galway. and Mr.. SalGmons for Greenwich.
the latter taking the oaths according to Jewish
custom.
Mr.. Dsmcomte gave notice that he would ,nova
that the resolution permitting Jews 10 take seats
aud emitting tue words In The oatbs ION III.
true iaith OF Christian" be made the standing
order.
TIE article fer which the "La presse" recsiyed
warning from the Government, ia of precisely
the same ten0r as those which it had bssn pn.,.-
iish ing for weeks, aud the general sapposison WAC
that the measure taken the REPRESENTATIONS
OF the Austrian Ambassador. The warning mas; A
good effect on the Bourse TIE rentes on tie l. III
advanced nearly y but the rise was not fully sus
taiped. The eiUsiug quotations were IS for money
and 0si. zoe. Tor account.
The late DISASTROUS failures at Orleans are said
to extend 10 l2090, 900 itancs.
Nj. De. Lessnres left Paris on the 18th for Alex.
andfia for the express purpose of commencing The
saez capai.
The Paris correspondent of the Times asserts az,
Trustworthy grounds that the King of Sardinia is
determined Oh making tbs attempt to drive out the
with the osjec. OF constituting Cor him
selfa Kingdom stfong enough to Resist Austria on
the Que haad and France on the other. II need be:
aud thatft will comprise foaico and at least 900,
)U0 sal.jects.
An absolute co, tainty Ia felt at the Court of
Turin that France will help Piedmont against Aus
IN, aaa lHat hHssM VIII 10 passive " ipstrta Dc
left to fight alone, but active and openly If any
o'her power assist Austria. England aud Prussia
aEe expected 10 DO neutral
The above is asserted TO be the deliberate plan
u The Ming OF Sardinia and his Cabinet, and 10th.
bg bat the withdrawal Of France win divert him
rom il.
The nexs from tho Dannbian Principalities il
considered az OF serious character, and Il is |
5ared that complications may arise In thar ouarv
sr when may os more diisicnitso deal with than |
b. affairs v Italy.
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Canntbnltsni.

There IL said to he a fiue piece Of satire in the
last number OF the Atlantic Monthly, published, we
believe, in Roston advocating the revival Of Can.
pibAlism ~ proper TO accompany the revival of
the slave trade. We have not seen the article,
bat should think the subject we'll chosen In pee
riodicsI Of New England, which has made 50 much
money Ia the slave trade, and still has, With few
exceptions. the monopoly Of shipbuilding and
ship-furnishirg, for this abomina.ed traaic.
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wsinvise attention to the heavy suction sale
<6S0 bsss, 10 double bags Rio coee-to b sold toe
morrow BY those snterprising gentlemen, HAxALL,
GssxsuAw Co. This is one Of the largest sales OF
the kiad which has ever been offered in this city.
We congratulate our citizens upon the proportions
which this new branch ot trade h assuming, aud
crust that the energy and public spirit u the gen.
sismsn Nh, bsve iusngursted, and, We may now
say, established 81, will be literally rewarded.
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sHsproIAL EcTfcE --Bloeaed steck,
fine Buggy and Hafnfss, srlksy. saddie. Biiie,
&c, At AUCTION.
A,teDtian 10 asked 10 tbs saIs Of the above very
fire Bny Mare, elegant Buggy aud Hsroe's. hn 2
sulkev. saddle, Bride. re. eoihmthcinz y.
,ctnck TIT a nav ar nav o y cor-.r ~ i3ah auI
rary st-eat, raDMAS w GsEE,
mi 81 Aactioaeer.
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ssss- franc mILLIEsHY.-E @ ia

~ Z ThINN aIIbbINHItHs y :,
TON, No 100 Mein street. is in receipt o. inii as
sarf,.,ent of apHINIl SIYLE1 ard NATIONALS,
eorSistinr az sTaAU AND SILK BJaNErc.
FaTNf!m FLOWERS Ribbons. DREse oAPs,
AND HEAD lREsaFS; CKAPEk AND Sihk ~
piece &c &c: AL Of which arc no~ op"D, from enis
date, to the trade. x,s
Owing 10 an increase and pressure OF busines,.
apecifed dav Tor cuonng rare STYLES vii be Jis
ncnaad yS n fer .bs season bnt 1s the STYLES T1;i
ia freely shown when tie demands require.
NH G--sg
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CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON, March The S3nats was in ses-
sion five hours With no important proceedings in
open session.
In executive sessiop, Weller was cor tirHed Post
master at san Francisco. Vaudeville, Attorney
General tor California.
Hon Robert McLane was unanimously conhrm-
ei Muster to Mexico.
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Egg orrIoE roa RIA SALE or

IMPROVED FAMILY SEWING MicHIsLx,
oORIETHiAE HALL. MAIh ~, w sIA1 ,.f
Mr. and Mrs GIBBS viii represent tue "oV's
aacbius, In tho ebseuee of the Agent
sY-T respectfully call tfiasttrntio OF AgentA 'os
,be sale al o,I,er Sewing Maehises. to the above
Gard that tbev NAV here.ft-r have DO excuse lOs
pleading IGg0RAscE. when the faest'oa 10 ''sAso
ihoJn. by strangers yisitiag tae CITY our
Ia l--l
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The Mobile Register suggests Hon Geo. VI. DALI
~ now Minister 70 England, - the Democratic
eas6tdass fos the Presidency 10 1866.
foeutsfi0n % D. Loris. Tho population of Sc,
Lent, tast csmplstsd, Eives total Of $4,000, Of
Which osly u ,os7 ere Americans. Ths Germans
sambsF 43a54. tho Irish 2a0i3, the Eag.i-h 3,3ii,
naf the Hrsnch i.S55 frss blacks. 1,G.Z slaves,
IAe3. OF The iestes ,033 are females.