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ALDERNEY CATTLE.-IIltherto little
attention has been paid, in this vicinity,
to the improvement of cattle with special
reference to milking qualities, but we see
indications that more interest is to be
taken in this matter. For purely dairy
purposes no breed approaches the Alder.
ney, and we have no doubt that the far
mers Of this section would, find their ac-
count in introducing strain of this blood.
A few very choice animals of this breed
have been brought into this county by j.
G. Wellington and Dugald Stewart Of
this place, and we think few are owned
by Hon. +. L. Woodbridge of Vergennes.
As authority for the value Of cross with
our native cows we give remark by the
Nev England Farmer, in reply to cor
respondent, who makes inquiries on this
point:
We think it would be good policy.
We have practced 1t, and can show very
fine stock rs the result, Why not, rs
well rs cross with the Ayrshire or Dur
haml Some of the finest mixers in our
knowledge are crosses of the Alderney,
Durham and Ayrshire with our common
or native cows. Pure breeds arc made
in this way. This is the beginning-con-
time it long enough and you have the
Attorney in perfection. Infusc but a
quarter part of the blood of an Attorney
into one of our common cows, and, gen.
orally, it will essentially change the char
acter Of the milk. There will be no more
of it, perhaps, but there will be more
cream in proportion, and the color will
have a higher, rich, yellow cast
The shape of the Attorney is often
bad, being thin and angular. In such
cross, both are improved. The progeny
may not have the symmetrical beauty Of
the cow, but will have gained in the
quality of the milk, and something in
form over that Of the sire. The milk of
single Attorney COW, mingled with the
milk of dozen native cows, will greatly
improve the whole, and give the butter
an advanced value.
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THH REVIEW or THE ABMY.--The
great event Of the week. the great Army
Review, came of at Washington on Tues
day and Wednesday Of last week. The
Army of tho Potomac was reviewed on
Tuesday, and the Army Of Tennessee on
Wednesday. The review consisted sim.
ply Of marching these armies through
Pennsylvania Avenue and past the
White House, but the pageant was Of
the most imposing kind. Many thousand
people went from all parts of the country
10 do homage to the noble veterans and
their heroic leaders, and surely homage
was never better earned by morials
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Payne, who attempted the murder of
Secretary Seward and family, has at last
been positively identified as one of fam
lily of six brothers, born in Kentucky,
who have engaged in crime since the war
broke out. Ono Of them was hung by
the confcdoratcs, and two others had to
escape to Canada, where they were en-
gagged by the rebel agent for the St. Al
bans raid.
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BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs are
only known as an established remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, IIoarseness,
and other troubles of the Throat and
Lungs. Their good reputation and ex-
tensiyc use have brought out limitations.
and similar preparations represented to
be the same, which are generally injuri-
Gus. OBTAIN only 'By0ton's bronchial
7roches.'
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UNION STATE CONVENTION.

The Frcmcn Of the State Of Vermont who would
support the administration of Andrew johnson,
an aid in ro-establishng the Federal authority and
Government over all the States ani Territories Of
the Cuted States, upon the enduring basis OF uni
versal freedom. are hereby requested to meet IN
alsss Convention, in MONTPELIER, on WE'D.
EESDAY, THE 2ern DAY OF JUNE next, at II
o'clock A. NJ, to nominate candidates for COVER
ruu, LtEurESASr GovrRSoR, and TREASURER, to
10 supported at the ensuing election.
JiuS W. SrtwSRr,
SrnppARp y. CoLBy,
IrvLRET't Il. ESGLEsBr e,o,,
J,rDLEY G.. DENIsOS, f,o,n,,';,,o.
JONATHAN Ross,
HFNHN CLARK,
GleuRup WILKtSs
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A San Francisco dispatch says that
the barque Brontes which was about to
sail for Arizona with 400 Mexican emf
grants and 260 cases of fire arms on
board, has been detained by the author
tics who autographed to Washington for
instructions II is supposed the party
consists mainly Of Americans bound to
Mexico to help Juarez. Three oonpaD-
les of the 7th regiment had sailed for Ar
izUla.
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d L f. ID =.

In this Village, on tho 81 inst, at the residence
of her son, H. W. Pitt, Esl., Mrs. PRUDENCE
PITTS, late Of Lancaster. Mass, in the ssth year
Of her age.
In Cornwall, May 10Th, ABELJ. WOOSTER. aged
So years.
In New Haven, May 18th, Mr.. OsMuSp DouD,
aged 81 years
In Salisbury, NAV 26th, 1855, Mrs. BErsEr L.
BEACH, widow Of tho late Flavel ". Beach, aged
Sc years.
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THE OLDEST, sUREsT, AND THE nEsr

THE OLDEST, SUREST, AND THE BEST
Tho reliable. STANDARD, honest old Remedy.
still the lest 10 buy, Downs Vegetable Bal.
samic Elixir, for Coughs. Colds, v hoopino
Cough, and all diseases Of the throat, chest md
lungs. See circulars for certificates from tho
best doctors and men Of character in Vermont,
frlce 30 cts. IS cts. and S1,25 per bottle
Sold by II. A. Sheldon and W. p. Russell.
Middlebury; Russell Downing Fast Middle.
bury, and by all dealers in medicine.
John +. Henry, Waterbury, VI Proprie.or
GW4
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LIZ JEFF. Davis is at Fortress Mon
roc. closely confined, and in irons. 1t is
said that lie resisted the ironing process
with considerable valor.
The appearances are now that he will
he tried flint for treason, in the Dist.
rnurt at Washington. Arrests continue
10 DO made Of prominent rebels and the
treason docket promises TO show consider
able busineee
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
WHAT IlORSEMAN will be with
w out DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE
IININENT 'N'''
TAUNTON, Mass, NAV IL. IA,

TAUNTON, Mass, May u, 1860.
Dr. Tobias Dear Sir during IS wears thu,
have been in the livery business, have used and
sold great quantity Of various liniments, ola.
&c some two years since, hearing OF so many
wonderful cures having been made bv vonr Ven:-
tan linimont tested its merits, and ii has ,,iysn
the best satisfaction of anything | ever used +
never sold anything that gives such universal
satisfaction ameng horsemen. 1t Is defined to
supersede all others, w
Yours, truly, &C., SANTrFT. WIJDt
=, SOLO by all druggists. Office, Sc Courtlandt st
New York. Price one dollar for pint bottles.
fT Country dealers are informed that no ira.
"'' wv" so"' ou'' 9;1m
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authorities looked after them little
more, they would probably faro better /;
he only said n few words and didn't scbm
to care much about tho prisoners; the
heat was intense, and the water they had
to drink had been male filthy by dead
animals thrown into tac creek above \ the
reply TO circumstances was that they did
net care damn for the Yankees; When
witness went there in June as many MS
or 8 were shot dead in day if q man
got half n foot over the dead limo Of near
it he was shot it was said that q reb-
els got furloughs of thirty days for Fhoot-
ing Yankees; Cobb in his speech said
something about plan TO burn and plum
der the North, but witness could not tell
what were the names used
The treatment Of sick prisoners was
very poor; they got pitch pine pills for
everything, and got DO regular medicine !;
not cent of the prisoners money was
returned TO them; for nine months wit
ness had nothing TO wear but a pair of
drawers and shirt; his clothes had been
taken from him, and no laid on the open
ground during that time without bit of
shelter thousands were in the same fix ;
the corpse of man who died in the
morning could not be approached by
night within 20 feet, and pitchforks had
to be used to carry the body to the
trenches; the clothing sent there by our
government was taken by the rebel cap
tain in charge over half of the deaths
were by starvation; the food was the
cause Of their sickness, and after they
got sick the food was no better; witness
would not think Of eating such food, but
a man in danger of starvation might.
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EprroR oF REGISTER :

EDITOR Of REGISTER:
DEAR SIR: - With your
permission wish tn say Ia the readers Of your
paper that will send, by return mail, to all who
wish II Gree) a Recipe, with full directions for
making and using simple Vegetable Balm that
will etfeetually remove, in ten days, limples,
Blotches, Tan, Freckles and all Impurities OF the,
beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Raid Heads,
or Bare faces, simple directions and iniorma ton
that will enable them 10 start full growth Of
Luxuriant Hair, Whskora or q Moustache, In
less than thirty DAYS.
All applications answered by return mail with
out charge. Respectful, yours
THOS. =. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
47;sm S51 Broadway, Nov York.
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ENRRORS OF YOUTH.

IL a gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous and Genital Debility Nightly Emissions
and Seminal Weakness the result of youthful in
discretion, and came near ending his DAYS in hope
less misery, will, for the sake OF suffering man,
send to any one afflicted, the simple means used
by him which effected cure in u few weeks, after
the failure Of numerous medicines. Send directed
envelope and stamp and IL will cost YOU nothing
Address EDGAR TREMAISE
Station l., l2sth ST.,
4T;Sm New York City.
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JOB MOSES.
ITO PURCHASERS OF ORGANS,
l. MELODEONS, OR HARNONIIIMS

Every one having any thought of purchn,inr
an instrument OF this class now or at inv future
tmo should send for one OF Mason & Hamiin's Cab
met Organ Circulars which will Ice scntto any adj
dress entirely free of expense This circular con-
tsins much information which will I've useful To
every purchaser OF such an instrpmcnt. such ms
articles on "Iiow to Judge Of a Musical Instru-
rument" History Of the Organ" History OF
Reed Instruments" &c, sc. Address
MASON BROS. s96 Broadway, New York,
Or MASON & HAMI.lN, pa Washington ST.,
omi Boston.
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TTENTION FARMERS.
CUSTOM CARDINq.

The Subscriber will he ready in a few DAYS 10
commence CARDlNG ROLLS. We shall ,ndeavor
10 give you as good Cardipg as you ever had, at
short notice and reasonable pricos. Win you
please bring in your Wool.
We also have good line OF FALL CIorHs
FRocKIsG. TwEEDs, and FLANNEL, which we
would be pleased to exchange for cash, Fleoced
or pulled Wool, Tags and Pelts.
Please give us q call.
GEO S. HOPKINS.
Middlebury, May 90 1865. 9;3m
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DIR. MATTISON, Of Providence, treats excl :
sivey all special diseases and accidents rcsultinl:
from imprudence in both sexes, giving them his
Hhole Intention. Persons at distance, and ladie,
be sure to consult him. See advertisement Of his
Sure Remedies for Special Rssdss, in this paper.
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REMiA1s-RI!KBLE CURE of STIFF

II
- kNEB by ALLCOCK'S POROJIS pJAs.
lhko.-Ho" many persons, from steppinr ON
piece OF orange peal, have been famed far N.
case which might have been of this kind has lust
been brought to our notice. A gentleman fyor,
placing the heel of his boot on piece Of or ,,
peal, was suddenly thrown down, and yiol,ntly
spraincd his knee. He was six months confined
to the house, though he had the best medical nd.
We us last resort very eminent physician
done. Alter examination he said. INV oninion
is, your knee viii never be bent again" Vie 70.
commended that the whole leg and knee .hould bo
encaso1 IN plaster of Paris bandage, which womb
accelerate the permanent stilTenng of m. Lneo
and i'd " the sooner it was done tho better u,,t
the patient. before irving this application nuJ
having stiff knee for life, envelpped il in ','r
Porous l'laster, and in less tlan two months Ills
knee was perfectly cured ''''
Principal Agency. Brandreth Houso N.r yo,L
by the yard or single plaster Sold BY all Dealers
in Medecnce. ' ".I ,,e'S
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Females Puir.
Prq'ored .troaa a prescription Of SIR jams
Calrhe, " b., Pdylcaan EItrar-
dfnITy 10 Tie Queen.

This invaluable medicine is unfailinc in the curc
OF all those painful and dangerous diseases TO which
the female constitution il subject 1t moderates
al excess and removes all distractions, and n
speedy cure may lie relied on.
TO MARRIED. LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp OF Great Britain to prevent counter.
feits.
CTIOS.
! These Pills should not bc taken BY females dur
ing the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Prcgnsncv.
as they are sure To bring on Miscarriage hut nj
any other time they arc safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections.
Pains In the Back and Limbs Fatigue on slight
exeftion, Palpitation Of the Heart. MYSTERIES anl
Whites those Pills will effect cure wien all other
means have failed and although a powerful REM
edy, do not contain iron. calumel anlimony. or
ANYTHING hurtful to tho constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package. which should no carefully preserve
Sole agent for the United States and Canaiiss,
JOB MOSES,
q Cortlandt St., New York
\. B,-sl 90 and six postage stamps enciosed
To any authorized agent will insure a hottie con.
tanning fifty Fills, by return mail. Sold by all
Drugsise Oily
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CONSUMPTION.

~ A valuable treatise by Retired Physician,
on the nature of Consumption and its various
stages, together with rules TOR selftreatment,
price 10 cents including portage, and simple pro
scriptions which ha se cured Thousands. will he
sent, free Of chansr, 20 any one spplying !,
will cost you nothing, and may he the means
Of saving your money and perhaps your lie =
Send an addressed envelope and stamp 10
STEPHEN IIAMIIN, NJ. D.,
81 Murp Street,
47;3m New IorE CITY
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r OWE AND MATRIMONY.

IL Any LAZY or Gentlemsn sanding me an
nidr~assd cnviope and stamp viii receive full
directions for gaming tho affections OF tho opposite
81, and which will anslle them 70 MANY happily,
Irrespective 4 wOslth, ass or lsaaty. AddIess
Ma. MARIE l.FM0lIJE,
Harlem T, o.,
H.9m New trk City.
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THE UNION MOWER

HE UNION NOW Err
4 Is the hest machine Manufactured for thu
following reasons
lit is the only quick goarc,l machine that has
steel plate in tho guard and flexible cuttcr-bar
both ends Of which le elevated to pass obstruc-
tiona.
2.--It is the only hinged jointci folding-bar
machine that has the draft attached 50 as to re-
lieve the drag of the cutter on the ground.
BIT has the strongest guards, which viii never
break, and we hereby agree to furnish grstuitous
all that break in use
4.--Both ends Of the cutter-bar will conform TO
all the qualities OF the ground. thus securing a
uniform close cut which is not the case with other
quick goared machines.
The Union Machine, has take numerous pre-
miums the most prominent Of which last Fall
were tho FIRST PREMIUM at the New England
Agricultural Society's Exhibition, held at Spring
field, Mass, and tho FIRST PREMIUM at the
Agricultural State Fair, held at Eastern Psnnsyl-
vsnia. We invite comparison with any other
machines manufactured.
In connection with the Union Mower we build a
very light, easy-running
Cne-aorse Machine.
or an entirely new construction. The only prac-
teal machine built expressly for one horse.
Applications can be made either 10 US or to our
agents in different parts Of the State
UNION MOVING MACHINE CO.,
ST. JOIINSBURY, VT
L. G. KsnTrFs' ProPri.tors Gu
j. FLETCHER, SS"
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III \ I K NAL.
Iva LADIES and GENTLEMEN: II Won wish
to marry Won can do so by addressing me. will
sehG you without money and without sJricc val.
Sa"'e IoIp'au'n, that Will enable you TO marry
happily and speedily, irrespective Of age. we,lt,
or beauty This Information will cost YOU nothin,,
and ii yu, wish to marry, | will oheeffnily assist
you. Aitcitcrs strictly confidential. Tho desired
,iIonna'i ION sent by return mail, andn reward
lopo, addressed to yourself. Address
SARAH b. LAMBERT, Grcenpoint.
'"'' Kings Co, n. \.
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ID EYN OLDS'
% 1 q II U nG P
soMEtrSo NEW.
A valuable Invention for the People

First and only Doublc-Acting Force PumD in
existence, with heavy Double-Actin Piston cast
IN one peace, and n ouble-Acting tdiue suhstan-
tally within the same without the use Of Leather
Valves OF any packing whatever. It's novelt, and
extreme simplicity strike the bcholder with wonder
and astonislmont. This Pump "a also q powerful
LIFT and FoRCE PUMP.
From the Scientific American, May 2, 1861
The Ohio Pump.
Herewith we iustrt to pump OF novel con-
struction and design. The inventor styles It "Tho
Ohio Pump"
The principal features Of this invention arc here
with explained The pump A, is immersed in the
we'll and secured there by bolts to tho timber r.
On the up stroke the water rises into the chamber
| through the valve q. and the contents OF the
cylinder above are compelled to escape through the
channel, II, into the hollow rod, in the manner
shown by tho arrows. AS the piston returns, tho
valve in the bottom OF it seats itself and closes the
aperture, j the valve @, closing, and the valve
q, opening, water from the well enters by the
channel way, X. while the water in the bottom of
the piston escapes up the rod through tho pipe to
| The vessel placed there to receive (.
| lIhe patent for this invention was procured or
March ., 1868, by AndrewJ. Reynolds, of Day ton
| ono; persons desiring further information can
| address him at that place.
Ihose pumps are desirable in many places, as
| they will force water to a considerable distance
| Ihe position OF the apparatus beneath the surface
OF the well renders it impossible that 1t should
AMI all tho working parts seem to DO put together
| ina substantial manner. There are no pipes to
burst in winter. and rs the pump is always full of
water, 1t is unnecessary to work the breaks halt
an hour before producing any results
THE ADVANTAGES OF TIE ONO PUMPS ARE /:
| First-lts cheapness and durability Second
| Its certainty Of action at all times the Pump
| working entirely UNDER WATER, preserves Il
from rusting, aud requires no packing or printing.
| Ihird-Ihe most important point TO which we
wish to call attention. is the fact that No WATER
CAN STAND IN THE FIFE, when the pump is not in
motion, TO become stale in summer and fl eeze in
winter, thus making perfect protection ayiinst
frost. tourth--l|y attaching hose Il is great
protection against fire, and very useful in watering
| Garlens, Sprnking Streets, Washing Buggies, d c.
1t has less machinery than any Doublo-Acting
force Pump in America.
They have no equal They speak for them
| solves.
Retail Prices, No. 1, as. No. ., sIs.
! Pipe and Hose extra.
| Tho Subscribers having purchased the exclusive
| rightet sale Of the above Pumps in the towns of
| West Haven, Benson, Sudbury. Orwell. Shoreham.
| Britp0rt, Addison, Cornwall and Whiting, will be
happy TO supply any one wishing TO give them u
trial. 1respassers on the above territory will be
| promptly attended to.
DORSEY SWEET & Co,
93m &onson, VI.
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RUTLAND 6 BURLINGTON RAILROAD.
MANAGERS, NETTING

wi There will I've meeting Of the Mana
gcrs Of The Adds N County Agricultural Society,
on THURSDAY the sth day Of JUNE. Mt the
ADDISON HOUSE in Mdtlleoury. A full attend
ancc is important
by order Of the President
N. 4. SAXTON.
RuFtrs MEAD Sec
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NJ AY 10TH,
N e w Goo d S
Opening At

r AIDES SACKINGS,
IL A Handsome Assortment
LADIES' SPRING COILS SACkINGS,
At VALLEITFS
FANCY CASSIMERES,
H. A FEW PIECES Just Received
At vALLETTES
1000 LBS. + Il E $ III G ROUN ID
- PAINTS,
Also a full assortment leading kinds Colored
Paints, Raw and Boiled Oil, Benzine, Dryers,
&c, Sc, received at VALLErTES
GALMON AND SALMON TROUT
bIArRe Extra aud No. Maekorel, White Fish
and Georges Bank Codfsb. Received At
VALLETTES.
COUTHERN HOMINY & SAAfP ! |!
boat Meal Buekwheai Flour, slAcAroni vermi-
CELL Gelatin. Sage Tapioca, Pearl Barley, Pearl
and Cracked Wheat, Split Peas kice, farina,
Maizena,, Bronla, Cocoa Chocolate, &C., SC.
Received and for sale u VILETTES
WOOL THYME.
w 2talss rsceived u
Msy II. vALLLrIES
GMOKED BEEF & HAMS
- May II. Al yALLETIEs.
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DROVISIONS
l. PORK, HAMS and POTATOES.
at II. A. SHELDON. T9u
LNISU.-Mackerell, IL kits and barrels !;
l. Salmon, Salmon Trout; Goldfish and Her
ring. Ii. A. SHELDON. l9f
,nNE hundred barrels Pure Cider
~ Vinegar, Of my own make, for sale by
II. A. SHELDON. Off
DOPE, Irvine, Tar, Foot-rot Medi-
IL clnes, sold by ii. A. SHELDON. l9tf
TURKS Island Salt, just received by
L ii. A. SHELDON. [9tf
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A GENTLEMAN cured of Nervous
IA Debility, Premature decay, and the effects
Of youthful indscretion. will be happy to furnish
others with the means of cure, (irec Of charged
This remedy is simple safe and certain.
For full particulars hy return mail, please address
'9ti1 JOHN IL. OGDEN, 60 Nassau st n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-21
MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
HIpS-Earle, Havana; Chase, Savannah;
Kensinglon, Boston; Ericsson, GreytoSn, & a; Ne
rous, BALTIMORE.
BARKS-lroy- tors, Zsza; Philens Cow BAY. c H.;
Heirc., City Point; Cstharine, tBr,l Antwerp No-
.snt, Charleston, ; q,
BRl Is John Hathaway, Santa Cruz; u o Cast.
nsr, Cow Bayi Harriet, do: Colorado, Weymouth, y
4; ORIENT - Johns, n II Gen Amcs, Savannah.
sCHOOSkRS-Emma Anderson, 81 Martins: W n
Mum, savannah; Georgiana, NAAsau Roanoke,
Taunton; MarUret Dill, Londonderry, y 3; G. A
funssorth, Ponce. l. X; A q Major, Kingston, J IN;
Enterprise, York River; VIM Allen, Washington.
sLoOP-W ii Bowen. Jackson, for Providence.
ARBIvkD
sTHAMsHIPs-H 4 Hasar, New Orleans; Jo.eo,
Hattera lniet Charles, savannah; Kingfsher, Fort .
Monroe; Cnafe. Thomas, ~ transport Savannah;
Ha.terss, Norfolk. Va.
sHlP-Europs, from Nar-eilles, mds & PASSENGERS.
PARKs-NoTton stovor aaisuzas; X W Griffiths,
kemedos Janet oil Liverpool. n ;, I'm Guantanamo.
BRIGs-Ann, Malars; uncaA- Arroyo P r; Bocota.
sayanillG Soe Bind, hlIsboro Ns; j layton, Lngan:
sCIIOONFRS-Hsnnah, Boston; VIM o Irish.
Providence; Phebe, BaracoG o Havloy, Greenport;
Hannah vii etts, Boston; Y straiton, evidence;
Diaiom, BrookhAven; Gov Cory, EiiEsbe hport, j;
New York; Boston; Frulter. EleutherG Is II Jones,
Georgetown; ID Warner, do; Jas IL Hoyt do NJ
N yiuA, do Nancy MilA Hilton Head Knight,
Mobile; Rainbow, Rev bern, N q.
Nellie Mitchell, Neuyitas.