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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07
Gage-ibus Blowihus,



Ourpnotognph friend seems nl a. fafe
lhat he trcks arc exposed % the public gaze
on Oh ule good people ~ county and town
That arr met boz the WerkY "cairdpnilu.s round
And replies WitA % l5 slr, grouna-1ut nf tia Wlil
arcpclinn . might Wahfu 1hakaVfau4H Nill,
Pee from all Intentional guilt,
We acknowledge ourselves entirely kllt"
Innocence smDthfrs all feelings ofrage
Towards ~ Johnspuy's patron and ku.ght j
And tprodure hnn bot one throb cfIoy
10 trY % puuihllatc o New iiumpHhiTr u1y1-
llfff F1rh-l an, rrHdy-aud Hlli n cauf
btand up and night bwyely thIa Poary man
"ltossbus soapIbus" never win shuuk
lrgm tbe truth-hr urcda mutt thluk,
II hr Gage sends nut his rockets,
fusiuR about &c. Iuhuabuy pockets,
We humhly suggr' thatit might ho vice
20 pluck the became from hs iauudieed eyes,
iiefore Doe b blinded hy iho dross
That Dee charges upon bic priRhlnr Ross,
10 eowmmeedby bio,rHo lhc MaIors clothes
Like those in which liberty conquered iis focs,
Which we're worn on the brow " old Bunker
lldl,
Aud which are he emblems Of liberty sul
lie laughs he~ 90 seom with gracious good
Aaalq hat ihs -Mlqr'a whole musings, 4sl'
By Introducing uilllounc bnl
Ana pt management, getting Do 'rhuokcd through
the MILL
Then h. hl0Wh ou Die soap, and bic lrWrlD too,
Aud hr hpya many things which II hHy arr truc
ln regard 90 biz soap tia o hard thing 90 whip,
ia regard 90 bic Jcwcly-i "gi,e up tbe ship 70
lie makes the assertion that Ross 10 clown,
And N be- descended from Scotch ancestry down,
Hes descended so low that thcy 70 never Doe proud
10 own him 40 hin a. home or abroad
I would very much like Go ask tom vhatrace
Oar poet descended The htlruu hia face
ifoclnms that ho has au affinity strong
To the faHiHo fribo-say Gage, am / wrong
] hope that orr friend win take no ofcnsc
~ my methDd'uf judging DIE scusf--or nonsense,
Iori oWumy opinion is ptifry indeed
pithr man whose brain has but run out 10 seed,
"Nosshus Suapibus" r. not dead,
The guns you trcd went over his head,
Don't fire again hc win boat retreat,
Hoping nest time you blow you v,ll aim nt his
feet, ~
So don't tear the ground with your powder and
ball
To hul out the soap WRu-Vaichrs and all
Lancaster, " H., May ~, laJ0.
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DEATHS.

MriFrWt-lH baUfsrs Port, Mafs. April "a
hrs, Caroline u, Mclurre daughterof Aletuu.
drrhymes n Barnet aged ll,
.hrArtpno-Iu Concord, April 70. George CIin-
ton, youUgcst son n Ma u. %, spau.d.up, aged
j yfl.--
pulw-lu Barton, Apu Dh. 1f rou.unplIaD.
Me, l.0'inia brcu, wife Of Mr jfdtilh brow,
formerly ~ puyio, aged 20.
s.'-r---if li-s'r-r''i,tii- n At,fs, - .,i ,,,.-
lFuant scarlet fevrl, AlIa. lsabrIa Nuuu. vic
" hr John " Sum, formerly ~ uaufiIIr.
aHrI ~ years lls0, Apu b. Df iAr tamr d
ease, laahnlla haDt aged George Ns1fft,
eyed 70 and Jeanette. aged yraT--rhlIdiru uf
che above John n sud asbrl. sum
hrsg-lg lusnurg April a,.h, NJ consumption.
widow MaB nuab, aged ll,
HurouTos-lu Dautlle, march o. Mr EiIH
liuughtau, wife Of M, Abel lluupHtnIi. AGED lI .
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oAMnNIpGE CArrLE NAnkEr-Anr p

Atmarkct Go Cattle SIS Hcevcs AMI IS Stores con
Si-ung Of MotEus ONcn, COWS and Calves. luaFlusa
Puccs-Markct Reef Extra including nothing but tho
beat. large fat stall fed ONeu Slu 2A per en-
including nothing but to best large Int sa-fcd OScn
$50 Pu - quality including bc. gritss-sd Oatn
The best sta-cd Cows and the best thtat wears old
Steers tbl 1lO 81 quality, IS .jOt ordinary S4.5U
Stutes-WUrtiUU tfVrrr. from ----. ft4tu. rs. Gov.
and Calves run 50 81 10, Soa Nehrlurs 500 co. Nv
y rarsold ; "a D, Thtc" Years old s2a q IS
Sheep and laulls-illu at market. prcrs lots
1UlA So ENtrs aud selections 100 5ItaT w.
Hides, - per No. TAlipw ~ ~ nor Ia
Pclu. $50 - 10 rachi Cali skins. 10 Is pcrIb.
wat CAtvrs-Shlca 81 SEQ a S.Ol each '
SsINE-OpU W eatcTn a. market PrIrcs-shotcs whole
I'll nper 10. or ---
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THE MARKETS.
nRIGuroN CATTLE MAnKEr-,nr

BNIUHION CAIILE MANkEr-Apr- = ="
At mnrket-75j Bcct Cattle 70 stores. 40 pairs work
Ing Oxen " Cows and Calves lJuU sheep and lambs and
lltO swine.
Prices at nccfENtra. 50 20 p75 nrst quality s. 75
o,uuj second do, $50 a 500 third do. Co.
working ONCn-pcr pair from slOJ 40. no. lu ElT5
Much tUWH-Salus at SAl a ~, de- % q -.
Veal Calycs-Salcs At sAuJ . 90 auJa 900 each
SroaEs-l cntliuFs sou ~ Two years old, az a A.
Three years old so a 81.
sheep aud lAmbs-4l.s3a 70 Extra. 4QOAuu zoo ARUO
Swiuc-fAt Hos, Ooc. retail, uO per 10.
II l5D, per ~.
ialow : ~ a SC per 10.
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH.

1ur fact should De known IN llsr vh, h1yr novel usr
bu As. - RICHARDSON ~ -iilkUA-W ts O. NI4III,a.
inst iu Nilurt iUuriAINrH, hYsrtrstA. ItIsuit o. DO
ssus 90 Srutra Nuuuip GNtrl AMOS. HuI grutr
90 UIHtirY ANhtTH HlsrHHtH OF which a u.a
drut tn hc Sprus nnd summer WuUthaHb lUuyuUIal Iu
suit H umruiFt.lt uglsuttTf uN the uf U NfgIs
tuusuNt HirtTHs ahu the patient feels bru realizes au
improvement alter tnlluE the urst uusr.
=. h UCWntr oi limitations called sherry Wine littCrl
The gvuuiue have fac-simile oi my signature uI, tbs
outer envelope For sale Druggists uu at
uy unicC. No. % Hanover street. boston. SIS
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Or. j. HoSTETTER's
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.

But that numerous cla,s Who dsVots thsn-
selves 10 literary and other bednnATy pursuits,
and IN consequences ~ want q physical sKeT.
else, bsc0ns tho victims 81 langaor aud dsbn,
ny, without nerve o. appetite, have hitherto
sought IN vain for some inygaIating, liis-giving
medicine, whose effects upoa the system shall
~ both speedy and permanent, PhykiciAnk 81
stninenco, and profoundly acquainted with t.a
requirements ~ the human hAne, eonimend
HOSTKfTEWs DITfRlts as the tAiest and
GNiftest struulHnt % the TeeupcTAuVe snsTries
n tho system yet discovered. IL restores the
appetite, gives fresh ugof % the digestive
organs, sends Che blood Through The veins with
a more lively current, ooUcets a tend0Hry 10
depression Of fplHts, and hts man for ths
Transaction 81 business with a cheerful heart
and an active mind, Unlike other medicines
which have been devised iur the same ohlSef,
me HITTEIts do not act spaHmodisAlly,
~ with q temporary power DE influence N
the remedy u lasting. And n patient All
but give somn attention 10 securing proper
exercise, Aitsr the relief has been afforded. 10
need fear no return Of the hfiletion. Tho
debility natural 10 the oneTonehmsntz Of years
upon the bodily frame IL also nlleviatcd by
tins great strengthening medicine, thus enabling
the aged 10 pass their declining days In physical
fate whereas they are now suffering hoin OK
ucme weakness and nervousness. To this yea.
orahle class Of people, HCBTETTER'A
BITTERB may DO commended "a lnyalu.
hVlff lAt pIoPlttoih uI iNia iUNifnfafOT have.
In addition, a deep qualification la assuring
NURSING NOfliEltS that they win ind
the II TENS the best and latest Of
restoratives. Very few medicines nre sane-
toned by phyfcihns ~ proper 10 he admins
tered during the period 81 nursing and this
has obtained an universal preference.
CO Thosa who dssrs N pufsln'. ts rrrst rta.y fs
Dyspepsia aud Debility should ftmemtsr ti,s tsssiss
tile II o STETT nR'B CnLHBRATHD
STOMACH pITTHRB. Ith pnt up IN quar-
bottles, With tho name DR.. J. H0sTErTERB
STOMACH BITrEn5, bl0wn on tho bUttle and also
stamped on The cap covering tho eofh, With the sutnrurh
Of HosrErTER SMITH on The iatsl Thcss things
are Important, account Of The Huuprous eau,;siyis
nov In The market
ss- Prepared and sold by uOaTETTHh
a SMITH, PittAburRh. Pa. and also sold by
oil druggists. Eroccra, and dealers generally
thFouKh out tho United States, Canada, South
America, and Germany
Aull bN !. G. niNGilAu &C. spIN,lufrt W, Gosivpk
,"s, haN'tf Nfttht fufHH, u-tHi, ostsfal AEsuts
n The Sew l.UftsIuI state.
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CHARLES PEABoDY'S EsrNpF 10
~ Probate Cuutt held a. tho Probate once In st. Johns.
bury, the 3Nth dhN Of April, A.. u. +, lS5q.
MORDECAl HALE. admir- de h,us non ON the estAte of
thaflcs Peabody late uf Barnet In said district
lutc'iatn makes application g. said CuWt to cN-
ioud the time heretofore allowed him. 10 paNihc debts
duc nom said deceased aud TO render his
account untl some nure dan Whcrcupun ID H. ordered
10y sold Court that said application be heard and decided
A. thr Probate once ~ 81 Johnshury Aforesaid. the
2lu day Ul Apt 4. - 1850 and 70 II
that nuco be- given 30 all persons concerned by pubr,-
ton p copy OF the record Of this order In tho Cncdnnl.
an printed a. 81 Jnhnsbuy, three weeks succoasNey
before slll tmo ufhtatlug.
hN the tuuft
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH Judge Of Probate
A true copy ofRrcord
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0RDhR 81 MO1IGA 81 SEY1LEliEN7

~ IITIT1VNNN II,-EH ININIE.
~ hrrohaie Court held At ~ Johusuury IN said District
WHEhEAS. Ira Arlington. Executor Of the last viii
~ ttAiucht Of Thomas Pierce late shury Ia All
dhtrlg lrcthscd proposes torcudcT
ministut nnd TO prcscn bis account against said e.
tate tor examination aud allowance the purpose OF
making palun aud distribution ur the residue uf said
estate uhacf decree ufsaid court among the person.
VINO arc 10 law cutltlcd to Che il birs
ordered hy aid CONT that tr sao Como an icr
alton uud 10 heard AZ tho Probate sc Iuhna-
hufL en- ne 9ilh DAY OF NAV. 4. u. 1853. Ana II il
uflhrf nInctcd mat all persons Interested b. nofined
hereof hg publication Of 81
n tho Caedonihn, printed at st iohnsbury thrrr ueak
eucresHvty prev ous ~ euid time hearing that he
mas appear and onniest the allowance said account N
they see cause aud alec be heard by sad court I'M ma
matter Of partition ana distribution uf said estate
ny tho Court
Attest, ASA l. FRENCH judge Of pt,tst.
4 true truN NJ record
a." Au'-t Asa l.. rRBNCH, Jnt.s ofPfosal,
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS
THE ONLY REMEDY !

1--WE Ea-rm 6ists-, pr.-fl.5 Nrv .mk
~ aId hat section ~ fAs un.1a pihh l.
most widely known e. Z" New I-Cdand." faE-
tain 2 thrifty industdou-, intelligent prople.
who have achieved au uncommon dfgrcc 81
property With c.imli1 extremely Tying N
certain constitutions, and a tDil u small fTiii-
n.y. ihsY haYl rolfriFSd 20 Furpa-s more iavorrd
foinmuH.fics in almost Cv-Ty thing fl.ai rnns
duces ~ 70 ial rgEitgFt ard happiness, TN
fortunately, my ar1 occasionally 20 hbfoTbsd
iu businesl md mental cultivation, that thry
neglect ne precautions which arc ESSENTIAL 70
bodily health, Dyspepsia and physical debility
fIe prevalent among al classes, Tie fret dis
case 10 produced By inattentian n he digestive
organs, whichHTo s1suscgpdbls Of daTHngcmnt.
Thousands arc now paying the penalty Of thh
neglect, and suiiaHng daily the most trying
pains, almost without hope of relief fksg
have come % believe thAi their aiimeHt Is
fhfoniri md fhat they must bear with Il 30 tho
end, IL THuh's us exceedingly 10 Ann0unos
10 these afflicted individuals that ihey mas
now command o remedy Of unaucshonAbis
potency mud virtue, which has ngym been found
70 fsil IN al cases u digestive weakness OF de-
ungmeHt, Hundreds ~ tongues are ready %
grow sloguknl praise ~ MS wonderful con-
queToT Of dyspepsia, which Il known as
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CASH BUsrNmss

or on short credits. with RESPONSE blc men only.
~fcsign keeping fair assortment Of Goods an,
buying often with cash--shall SCH at greatly re
dneed prices and at the lowest living ratcs-n
specimens ofmy pr ccs | offer
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WE the subscribers being appointed by the Probate
Couutur the district uf Caird0uit Commissioners to
receive examine and adjust an taiuis aud Demands uf all
rrsnns against hr estate 81 Daurl Emery late Of Lyndon
Ga said district urtrusru and the claims Of ntr
trasd exhibited n offset thereto hereby give notice that
flN months rum the .'th dAl 81 Amt iE1 arc allowed
&C. thu creditors Go cNhitqt aud Prove their respective
,'nWn Co., said commissioners Cor examination and allow.
uusN nuu that We viii meet Tor that purpose nj The
tote dwelling mouse Of The deceased said Lyndon un
the st day oi Nav aud on The 2th day ct October
90 luutll,A, 4 ~. uu each uf said
GEORGE G. CAUOON.l
SUAIEW NtEt. Conmissionsrs
rb-Ht NtNI NAN NOltN.
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o. Among thc many rrhtorlufts vhUh ulturr has
supplied 90 relieve hg aniIgt0ua uibumault rrr Do ul
more nyouts uur Coz certain ,ass uf diseases than r
medicinal Fum" ~ tbr wild ,l,rry uer. tut however
valuable % o. m power Go heal go tu1rhf 90 relieve uud
60 cure h enhanced tou fold uy t,,uuGr auI Iul, lpus
combination with other ingredients, NJ themselves Of
'qual worth 1bia haupy uuslus oAlsts lu that
Combination aud form indeed"
on medlCluc kuoWuas
On WNrARs nALsAM or WILD CHERRY.
Whose value in cuuus Coughs Colds. Hfouohius Whpop-
ms cough, Group, Asthma, Pulmonary Aac,tluuf and
uGpieut Consumption BE- lussumaHIr.
HOME TESTIMONY.
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tender my thanks to Old friends and cus,on,.y,
and the rest 81 mankind" for past favor. nr5
VIII be happy 10 sec them nften Bt the old plaer
DA ND GOODATT
- JVhn-bs,' Las'. Apfu -, 1850 95g,-
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GIaoCIEa.
SILVIGR WARIG.

.IEA sots Cake, Fruit Card and Sugar
4 haskcta, CUPS, Gnblets, Napkin Rings, Cas,
tore, Spoons and Furksj Tea, Table, Mo Hut.
tor, lfutt aud Fish Knives, Butter Coolers, s,r-
upliifhars, spoon Holders, So. good a..
hnitWcpt az If0WAnD'h
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Premium Fire Works

A = iihoi0aia and HffaK F0prfh n .I4iv
0r email amDHufs. Our irorts are irnrraHfrd M
br NfiNr l4fF0at sizes rho safest 90 hTr, thn lYH-
ei priced, and che brst qHaiiF F4r distant
transportation convenience boo packing, and 6ar-
Wl WJI00hf- rs r1H'a Trl04UirHa 0Hr Hrir Y0Tf-
4tlr mo HDrts. Non lnprf0rf amt fhiHnlr pH-
f7' 1TrffTs fH M TARGET qp1Hffiff and 90 mo
iuHrrf prices, iurrthrf sth 90 che Other fafefrs
niiafr aHd 1uali hrf W0fks Boz the dozen or gross,
Gold Wfials awarded 90 ttIs huu Boz the Mlsta-
rhm0fl fhurfi0th UrrhqHirF .lu0riatfaH "IsT
beet Aff lllILf " rftftrra0H boffaH common. a.
Hrfls 90 Mcfr 0tL 4faHd,
JAMES o. HOVEY s. CO.,
No.lip WAsWNGTON sTREET, BOsToN
Laboratories % CamlrIdgrp0u end brighton,
N.HH
AaY I. 1850. MI1
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Netiee % Tenehora.N

fH'lll examination of -rhuul irHrtief- Boo tH.
town ~ Waterford viii Boz hrd 90 tbr school
house boz Lower Waterford, 0u SATURDAY. M1y Iiih.
10 O'Clock =. ~ .CIILIIt STUNT
Waterford May ith 1850
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N o TICE Il!

the old 9ystcm Of lonp cred
ID its, large profits aud large losses. n had ono
ana beneficial only To class who never nav
propose hereafter to do
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o. hnil ihnar HHn have Suffered Hi Goo WI.fIIIs 10
~ fnftH Do Ia fHlluua iHnH tHu appreciate tr value .f
a Wrli lln lhli Hul tnfn thIH uir.lsr. fH ODD HtH
"nNl nHl frUrlI Hr r4ft tU tNr ufIErU4IrI HIftIa
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FISHING TACKLE.

INSlllNG Rods, Lines, Hooks, SC. &C..
also good assortment Of bird Cages
90 llOWAID'A,
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Combs aud Brushes.

Glll,LL Buck and Side Combs, Rubber,
, HON and Uudalo Back sud Dfc,sInr Cou.i,.
Tooth, Sail, Clothes, Hat and Hair Iiru,hcs f1f
solo 1l llOWAND'N
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PERFUMERY.

/ IBlNS. Glcuns, lllrrisons and other
1 extracts mr. che Toilet Colorurs, Hair OH.
.laif ples, so7p, Doth Powders &c..
40 NOWARD's.
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Pocket Knives, Shears,
SCISSORS. RAZORS

H. ", WING win continue 10 take charge II
The repairing ~ watches Clocks and Jc~rIf, Of
every drsrlpiign, uud viii give Dis whole atitn.
ZION o. ihis braEg the business.
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Defences of New York,

1t is said that the Notifications around New
York mount about one thousand guns While
those i'll course of erection and in contempla-
uon, Will place i'll battery nearly $50 more
The floating batteries and temporary outworks
it is coniecturcd, would give not less than 400
additional making a grand total OF 1900 guns
exclusive of the batteries OF such vessels of
war as might be assigned TO the defence of the
harbor.
The general system of Qualifications adopted
in 1916, with such notifications as the i'm
provcments in offensive warfare have rendered
necessary, is adhered TO by the United States
Government in conformity with the opinions
of the military commissioners who We're sent To
the Crimea, and with the practical proof of its
efficiency which that system presented in the
Eastern war In October, l,tji, the combined
allied fleet, bringing into act zion $500 guns was
compelled To Withdraw from its attack upon
the Qualifications of Sebastopol after Il contest
Of five hours, whilst, i'll the Baltic, Sir
CHARLES NAPIER, having under his command
the most magnificent squadron Great Britain
ever sent 10 sea, mounting yearly three thou
frowning walls of Cronstadt.
The great commercial city of the Union.
then, would seem 10 he s;tfa; but whilst there
are guns enough, it is said that there is such a
deficiency of well-drillcd and instructed ar
tilierists, Us TO render the guns of little value
The New York Express earnestly calls upon
the New Workers to volunteer for the purpose
of learning the mechanical operations OF the
artillerists, and thus being able to man the
Notifications in case of necessity.
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Neu RaaLS

We are indebted to GEO. VI. WEST for tho
following new publications
LIST. The Poetirai U0rkS of EDGAR ALLAN Poe
This is beautiful little duodecimo of nearly
three hundred pages, in blue and gold. A like
ness of the poet (Which, by the by, is no like
ness At ALL faces the title page, and the tex is
prefaced by a short memoir. The paper is ex-
celient and the execution faultless
end. The CHILD Of Waterloo. BY REYNOLDS.
3rd Ieddia, or a Month Uih The B{ae Noses
BY FREDERICK s. CoZZESs. This is an enter
tanning narrative of a tour in very interest
ing country We can recommend il, we think
conscientiously to all who desire to gain a
knowledge of our Nova Scotia neighbors with
the least amount Of trouble, and in the most
agreeable way.
Mr.. WEST has also sent us Harpsr's Mags-
zine for July, which we have not yet had an
opportunity of reading. We observe that
THAcKERAy's novel OF the "The Virginiansn
is continued in ii. Mr.. MORRIS has also fur
nished a copy of Harper
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Correspondence of the Daily dispatch.
Municipal Eiec tion- Drorasd-Ths Ne,r Councils
NORFOLK, June, -. 1859.

NORFOLK, June, ~. 1859.
The commissioners of election having re-
turned +. +. Ferguson, that gentleman took
the oath Of office on Saturday and this morn
ing assumed the Executive chair. Ii is said
that the seat viii he contested.
The entire Opposition ticket for city officers
Steed, Gauger, in place of John Walker (Mr
Steeds majority ll3,) aud John Banks, I'd
Wood Measurer in place of Robert Balance
The list now stands rs follows:
Register, ]. Hardy Hendren Collector r.
A. Worrell Assessor. Jno b. Branham CITY
Attorney w. T. Hendrcn; Inspector of Streets
Richard il. Wright; Clerk of the Market Eli
Cuthriel Gauger of Liquors, Jas. M. Steed :;
Keeper of Aims House, VIM. Hawkins Phy-
stefan to Aims House, DR. w. NJ. Wilson :;
City surveyor, Edward l.. Young; Sealer of
Weights and Measures Thos r. Lee; Weigh
or of Hay, Joseph Bunkley LIST Wood Mrasu-
rer, ". b. Deggs; End do. John Banks Keep
er of Magazine, w. H. G.. Cheshire Capt of
Watch, Elias Guy; Lieut.. do, David b. Dyer
Constables, Richard J.. Nelson, Miles S. Cox,
Larkin Davis, Robt. Wyatt Calvin Bell, Geo
w. Glenn.
The Opposition have elected their entire
ticket for Councilmen in the 81 and 4th wards;
and two members in the LIST, and two in the
2d Wards--making twenty-one out OF twenty
eight members elected
A negro boy, II years of age, was drowned at
Town Point yesterday afternoon, while lii
bathing. lie belonged TO Chas. Rowland, Esq.
The new Councils Will meet and organize to-
morrow evening, when all the Demoer tic
city Office holders will be sure 10 get their
walking papers. PERcU ssIoN.
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DIED

On YESTERDAY afternoon. ESTHER Ann. infant
child OF Washington H. and Jane h. Todd, aged
Bmonths.
The funeral sermon will be preached this after
noon, at O'Clock in the Oregon Hill Nj. r. Church.
The friends of the family are invited Ia attend.
Yesterday evening, CELESTE b., infant child
of Cornelius and Martha J. Cherry. aged months
and Is days
The friends aud acquaintance of the family are
requested tn attend the funeral from the Grace st.
Catholic Church. thistmormins, at 10 O'Clock, with
ont further notice.
b.. Norfolk papers please copy.
On Monday morning last.of 'csive dysent9ry,
ELLEN E., aged months and - DAYS, infant
Gaus liter of I houaS J. and Ellen +. Curtis.
Her funeral will take place at the residence of
MIR. Richard Whitehead in the town of Mauchcs-
ter. this Iuesdal evening al o'clock. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
ia Fredericksburg papers please copy.
AT st. JoSeph'S Academy, on Sunday morning the
2jth inst, about : O'Clock, MARY ROBERTA
MAY. tone of the little tomdln - of the Acade
N.Y. after Il short illness of an affection OF the
BRAN.
At Mont somery White Sulphur SPRINGS. on Tues
day evening, 2lSt inst JOHN SHEPPARD, son
ri Robert II. and Catherine MoSis, in the ID year
of his age
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COMMERCIAL.
Nor,beru Markets.

NEW YORK, June 27-Hoon.AFlour declined
10 q i5e: Soutberu sd - n q rs. Wheat lower:
Sonthern Red ~: White 10; New Georgia
I IS. Curn-Mlxed ~ a 81. Pork nominal
Mess III 81; Prime i3s5n. Lard I0a l1h--
Whiskey dull ut 26l.. Coffee trm-Rio II -
itterHoon.-Cottoa unchanged Infpehtihe,
Rosin and Rice dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE June 27-Flour nominal: How
ard street S6 IS. Wheat dull: tWhte ~ a
/ -. Corn improving: White IS a -; Yellow
30. Provisions quiet; Bacon sides "a Lard
lldal2 Whiskey unchanged.
By TELEGEAPH
New York Stock Board. June ~.
Virginia SKIES. .........-. ........... SS
IcHncSsre 'dhes. ...-......' 'ola
anil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-28

NEW INTERNAL MAcHINEs-A professional
gentleman of Columbus, Ohio, returning to
his Office after a short absence, found several
small nuts lying OH his table; he thoughtless-
iessly placed one between his teeth for the pur-
pose of cracking il, when loud explosion en-
sued, decorating and burning his mouth in n
shocking manner Examination showed the
remaining nuts-fllberts--to be charged with
powder and friction ignitng material, calenla-
ted, If exploded in the mouth, to blow a man 8
head off. The sufferer knows of no one whom
he would suspect of the dastardly act of pla-
cling the Internal machines on his table.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-28

MAMMOTH STRAWBERRIEs.-A lot of straw
berries were received in town, yesterday, from
Contra Costa, some of which measured Gn in-
ches in circumference; and weighed-we fear
to say how mnch- They were the largest we
ever saw, and it is doubtful II they have ever
been equqlled in this city. Some Of the largest
were bought mp at q bit apiece. -Saa Eaaeiseo
Times, 30eh VIE,