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Yacht Race ut Oyster Bay.

An interesting yacht came of at Oyster Bay on
Monday, the 9th inst which witnessed by large
number OF persons. The match was for live hundred
dollars side, between the yachts Jeta owner Ager
Captain Bayess and Comet owned by Mr.. Hail. Jersey
City Captain Ketchum Distance twenty miles from
the Hog Island buoy Starting time, half.past twelve
p NJ The Jeta gained four minutes In the start, and
mado the trip in three hours aud ten minutes arriving
at the stake minutes and ten seconds ahead But
from the length Of the Jcta she had to allow ak minutes
to the Comet reducing the winning time TO three
minutes and ten seconds The Jeta is wentyonc feet
length and the Comet only eighteen Tho winning craft
belongs TO Oyster Bay and allowed the Comet this
revenge for beat which she suffered the 18th OF
September last. Although both boats made good time
the Jeia proved again little too much for her antago
nj
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Judges OF the race ono intended for the Palmer being
,ns henrietta and p.ce sssa ,n % =,
starting at first intended ws altered Captain Lopez
hereupon hailed the Henrietta, and notineo Captain
arrangement he might make regarding either the
natter Of jSdgesor the start Captain l. asked Captain
rangements he could with Captain Palmer
TIE starr.
Accordingly the Henrietta started toward the light
ship-ths Palmer having gone beyond h-taking her
course In similar direction. At quarter TO twelve
both yachts nearly abreast Of another opposite
the ightship and upon the proper signal being given
they both started for the open sea Al the time Of
starting each weasel had mainsa and b flying the wind
blowing very strong from the northwest thirteen knot
breeze Immediately after starting the Henrietta
hosed her foresai and flying jib the Palmer following
her example. The Palmer at first seemed to lead Oh,
which could be BY the Henrietta crossing her sen
both being on the tack During this time the tug
had been seamng in the direction Of Long Branch and
those on board of her watched the movements OF the
contestants with the greatest interest Viewed in the
perspective both yachts seemed breast and breast the
Henrietta careening considerably, while the Palmer
rested on . rather more even keel.
At 1928 the tug hove to or Long Branch, about elk
teen miles from the starting point The contesting
yachts quickly approached. and the hackers Of the
Palmer reoiced 70 their favorite short distance
ahead Al 1891 the Palmer passed the tug with reefed
foresan and topsail b and flying jib FREQ and full
minute later the Henrietta passed. all sails free and
tween the two being about quarter OF q mile. The
yachts had with them at this time ebb tide OF three
knots and were making unprecedented yachting time,
as folowsDstance sixteen miles Time OF the Palmer,
fortysix minutes; the Henrietta forty minutes.
At this rate should the wind continue the vessels win
have reached the lghtshp of Cape May at about eight
O'Clock last evening"
The yachts having passed the tug, the Virginia sey
mour was headed for Now York. where she landed her
passengers at four o'clock In the afternoon
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| THE r CTS T = Y.
PREPARING FOR ELECTION.
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MAYOR GUETHER'S PROCLAMATION.
The Places Of Registry by
Wards and Districts.
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WHO ARE VOTERS AND WHO ARE NOT.
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Every Voter to be Registered Before
Election Day.
WHO ARE VOTERS AND WHO ARE no
xHH DANGER or DELAY.
LEGAL CONSTRUCTION OF THE LAW.
&c. Hc Ia.

In accordance with the provisions OF tho Registry law
for the Of the city county Of New York and tho
city OF Brooklyn, the first meeting OF the Beard Of Re-
gsry will convene to-day TO prepare the way for the
November election.
MAYOR GrETHgRs PROCLAMATION.
In order that thore may he for non-compi-
ance with this duty and thai the changes In the
law may be understood Mayor Gunther has Issued the
following proclamation
In view of the important, changes introduced 10 the
mode Of registration Of voters by the last Legislature
feel my duty To call the attention Of my fellow citizens
10 the law and 10 the necessity OF attending Tuesday
the 18th inst at the places OF registry their respcc
tive election Districts and further that with reference
TO adopted citizens each applicant sha prove that he
N citizen of the United States by producing certificate
OF naturalization from court of competent Jurisdiction;
nor shall any other proof of his being citizen BIO 70.
ceived unless he shall prove TO the satisfaction OF the
Board OF Registry that he is unable TO produce such
tGcateh
The law further provides that '.no shall be
ceived at any annual election in this State unless the
name OF the person offering to vote be said registry,
made and completed hercnbefore provided preceding
the election G. GODFREY GUNrHER, Mayor.
THE PLACES OF REGISTRY
have been designated by the Board OF Police, aud tho
members Of the same duly appointed. The following
table will be found OF great value TO all voters 1t Is
complete list OF the places where they must personally
call TO insure correct registration Of their names
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Dexter, the Hamblconiap gclding that roted mile
under the saddle last Tuesday in 2ls To- rots match
this afternoon TO wagons with General Butler Al the
Fashion Course. General Butler has made the best
two mile wagon time on record and beat George Wilkes
and Lady Emma two weeks ago. His owner and trainer
feel very saugune Of h1uccls 9n this OCCASION mot
wtlisandng the odds agat1 HIN mtlcf never was IN
better order nor more n 10 not brusng race than he IL
at present and remains 10 be seen whether Dexter can
beat him TO wagons
Two Hainbetonan three year Odds tr0 al the Union
Course thus afternoon, in match for $4,000
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N NOTICE.

New York Herald Building.
70 MAsoNs, IRON. MARBLE AND DORCHEsrR STONE
WORKERS.
Proposals will be received until October Is for nrs-
Proof Building to be erected for the NEw YoRE HaRAls
EsrABLisanzSr. Broadway Park row and Ann street.
Plans ana specifications may DO seen and examined
at the ofnSs of JOHN KELLUx Architect, No ITO
Broadway.
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On BOARD kreANsutr NoRrH star,
NEw Yonk HARHoR. Uc Is, i5t5.
The undermined the North American
ship North star, her trip from New Orleans 70 New
York October and 10, 1896 means OF tesying their
high regard Tor the officers Of said steamship do adopt the
following resolutions
N Captain A. Jones, OF the steamship North Star and
70 hts Junior officers whose efforts have ably seconded
ns for the safe speedy and pleasant which has
just terminated that 10 Captain Jones We recognize not
only thorough but also accomplished gentle
man, who seeks only ably TO perform hts duty
cQmmandan OF his ship but also 70 relieve the edousness
Of en- ocean voyage By studying the comfort OF all placed
under his charge
Seeord-That IA behafo of ourselves and enlisted OF
the Eleventh United States cavalry, thanks are es
rcclaly due TO Captain Jones. First Mate a. X Jones
and Purser KEENAN, for their united efforts 70 add 70 he
comfort Of the also 10 First Mate A. n Jones or nus
prompness and galanry IN endeavorng TO saethe e oi
OF the regiment lost overheard OIL the coast oil
Florida
Thrd-Tha copy Of these resolutions be presented 70
Captain Jones' and that COPY be forwarded 70 "@ VIEW
Nnss HxaALp Tor publication
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Slaughter House Point.
To rHE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

NV YORk Vpf. To- ISb5.
In The repor contained 10 yOrr paper 81 sunday o. an
arav al No James slip 60 injustice io "a, esteuush
nj thai place disturbance las ever occurred mere
M arrest the occasion referred 70 necn mace
there nor has any iequentet " ever teen my know
ed.e nhsrced with assnena officer Ny place Il caed,
rs way OF amusement Slaughter House foht as oene
~ EnElsh lurn, ~ the
Immediate the names being those of vel
known stations the Mississippi river 10 MS sat meut
~.s~H gkgER NAlLhkws
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Our Havana Correspondence.

uASHNA, OCF. ~, TSOJ
Agitation for ne Abolition Of Sidvery-The Weather and
Crops-Deoth If We'll Known Citisep, Dr..
The abolition Of slavery IL leading idea in Cuba
Many Of the Cuban planters who represent the prope,y
os one hundred thousand slaves have signed petition
addressed 10 the Cabinet Of Madrid requesting the abol
ton OF that institution the condition that negroes
mus, work for four dollars per month during ten
vcars and afterwards shall be free foreve There are
besides this some other projects OF the kind
There Is very bad, rainy weather IN the interior
The news from the country represents the sugar cane
prospects for next year a. very good
The Custom House duties have compelled the mer.
chants hold for better times the goods tney nave 10
receive from Europe.
American gold quoted al from "a to per cent pre-.
mrm
The Count OF Sanovcnia died at Havana on the 10th
inst He was one of the nobility OF the country, very
rich and about sixty. five seventy years Of age
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Our city subscribers will confer favor by reporting
Of city carriers who ovorchargs the Hmw ALo
Country subscribers to the New YoRk HERALD arc re-
quested 10 remit their subscriptions, whenever praca
cable, By Post Offcs Orders II the safest modo al
transmitting money BY malt
Advertisements should be sent 70 the Office before
oelaek in tho evening.
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acrfoN AGAINST CAPTAIN or roLicE
MARINE court
Before Judge Hcafn.
Mr. samuel d Adams, at present young swycr and
formerly an officer IN the United States army, brought
acton In the Marine Court yesterday for $500 damages
against Captain chss Csrey, Of the Metropolitan Police
for illegally ciscting him from wascks theatre on the
evening of the 10Th OF July The testimony In the case
was somewhat conflicting. Mr. Adams claims thai the
only Of hs arrest aud election from the theatre by
Captain Carney simple request the part ~ him
self tr Adams 10 sit down ~ he was obsirucng bis
view the performance Captain Canrrv, on tho other
hand testiAes that Mr. Adams and others with HIM
acting in dsorderiy manner, and that ne gave
him In charge OF o policeman who removed nm
from the theatre. but that he came osoN :
few minutes afterwards. Several witnesses ee.'
examined, swearipg that tho plaiailh was uun.'
aud Oer3 that tho defendant was Va state ~ in,os.h
ton Mr.. Sidney stuart Jr, acted a. c0unsol o' .'
plaintiff, and Mr. A Oakley Hall az connsei or w. ~
PENDANT The latter In summing up made .ea s', ~.
ment OF the law applicable 70 the cas- sDn ns." NV
Jury not 70 allow the popular preuacs SEAMS, po ~,
men 70 sway their judgment blind hch 70 we rear
fscua of the case Mr. Adams summed NJ w h'lns'i'
and stated tina, his object was not 70 msAo uhey ~ ~.
suit but simply 70 set an example sna ''ssn ~,
that they were not the masters Du' 'ne soNsn'S " "
people ., .,,-.,,.a ,,.,. ma,
N tIev found ffnu The evidence that the phinh had
been guilty OF any dsordcry conduct he would nor nc
..,,,,a, a. ON the other hand " lie had not been
..,i,v y, d,sordsriv conduct then the action ~ the DE-
PENDANT entirely ineNcusav'e, an" w" pah suo"u
have a verdict in his iavof
The iury alter retiring, brought In yeriic' 10 favor
t.ft be ,iefan
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The Arrest Of MIR. A. NJ. Palmer.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
1853 BROADWAY, New York, Oct.

l56 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Oct To- 1896.
On the 7th OF January, 1854 arrested by order
of Major General John A. Dix, at that time commanding
the Department Of the East and consigned to Fort
Lafayette. where remained prisoner months.
Al the expiration Of that period released upon the
execution of bond 10y appearance when Il
should be required by the United states authorities.
From the day Of my arrest M TO this hour have
ceased to press for trial, but none has been
granted me nor hsye Lever been able TO procure copy
OF The charges 6p6h Which ny arresi made On
Saturday last received from General Dix the enclosed
letter. which bog you will give place in your columns
As General Dix The instrument ian innocent one,
beeve made use OF by certain designing and unscrupu
lous government officials In bringing upon me SO much
coniumely and SUFFERING and he speaks with full
knowledge Of the facts IN the and after long and
careful consideration Of the same. think have right
10 expect that his conclusions will be accepted by you
and by the public. Very respectfully yours,
A. NJ PALMER.
GENERAL pix's LETTER.
New YORK, Oct IL, 1885,
DEAR SrR-Your arrest was made on the information
OF government officials. You released on parole
and your suretcs subsequently discharged because
satisfied that could be made out against you.
There why proceeding growing out Of the
and not carried TO liz proper result Ia trial and
conviction acquitta should operate 10 your preu.
Dice and trust your friends will regard H. On every
principle Of justice you should be considered
ated from all ccnsre md you authorized TO make
such Of this expression OF my opinion you may
Mr.. 4. n PAlxEs '~'' JoHS A. DIX.
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You'd the reach OF a probe The prisoner was suhse-
quently araigned before Justice Hoga aad tanned 10
await the result Of Kiernsn's injuries Muhoand alleges
that he assaulted by Kernan and used his
self defenra
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THE VERY LATEST.

LoSa BRANCH N. j., Oct Id r. NJ
The yachts Henrietta and Palmer have just passed this
point, the Palmer one minute and quarter ahead
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srppswr CorRr-CRcurr--psr mos 1920. 2.0l
24o3 2l17 2als 2a2l 242a 2<2T 1890 243l 243a 1890
24sI 243e 2l43 24i5 2ssi 2449, 2sbi, 2465. Part :
Nos 1850 2292 $3.50, 1888. 2244 224o 22+ 200 zSoA
2256 226s 22s2 2264 1856 2zo cara 22'a 22's, 1850
oU.n
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Personal Intelligence.

Major General Daniel Il. Sck;es u town aud stop
ping at the Brevoor House.
IL Is stated that Mss Harriet Lane uiece Of Prui
dent Buchanan, will BIZ married shortly 70 Henry r.
Johnson wealthy banker Of BALTIMORE. Mr.. JohnsOs
was one OF the political martyrs Fort warren in the
early part Of the war for running the Moc& rfe
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged joints ana
Diseases tho Feet cured by DIR POTTER W BROAD
way, corner OF Houston street room w.
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A.-The Finest OvereOats Ever seem 10
this country ready for sale
I. v. BR0KAw, g. Lafayette place and
Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Unsoo.
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A.-p01lnk q SON, Mrersrhnum Mama
fscturers co. Broadway. Fourth Pipes
garhoidcrs wholesale aud retai to der mouned
with silver and repaired.
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Rest and Chea pest.-Milicr's Hair Dye.
Large size 75c Try Sold by druggists Depot 81 Der o.
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Az Fowler u Wells. Phre mO log lists, $50
Broadway, written Charts OF Character gveu daily
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markabs popularity Of KNOCKS new hat store, no ~
under IN. Prescott House, In proof hst tho
.,hr ia not ant 10 forget who caters their sat-fsc
ION Kn,rs success alike crcsbe TO hts customers and
Those ~h0 want synsh ran ust should n"' at
4, ma 4. the Tsvorts halter visit
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A.-Sen Sickness.-Sure Preventive and
cure something new. For sale by HEGEMAN CO. -
BROADWAY
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Disorders use BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROcliEs hay
ing proved their efficacy by test Of many years TAG
Toces highly recommended and prescribed BY physi
clans and surgeons the army Those posed 70 suaMss
changes should awsys be supplied with The froches -
they give prompt relief.
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nr. Hsrrss0n's Pertssslttc G.czeWges-
A po-,iyr cure for cOsTIvENEys, FILES, pysrBrsiA
M svsry form iNDI0 EsrfON scid every -here,
viii lre nailed RENTING the price, ~ crnis Y
- Il n HARRISON a To, rroprietors Hoston. Mas.
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Gamraud's Poadre SWbtie Uproots Hsts
from low iorehesds part OF the body his depot w
broadway, aud druggists
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Death or George w. Colism.r. =,


George W. colamer Esq, prominent and influential
citizen OF this place, died yesterday morning aged sky
two years.
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s,smmering Cared by bates Psts.'
kppsnses descr ptive pamphlet DC, address " v
Nssrs, al West Twenty third street, y. v.
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Corn.. Bumioas, Enlarged Joints and
all disease. 81 the feet. cured BY Dr. 1AchA"iE, 10
Rfoadway
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Hoyt,s Htawnsha Restores Gray Uass
20 ia original color No sulphur; no lead harmless ana re
lnhie. ~ University place
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De0aucs Fire and Burgiar Proof sagces
also seo I'd and Psrior safes at Is Murray street -
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yr you w mt a Good Watch at Whole.
ale price 10 tyl Eighth avenue.
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A.-B0ys' and Children's
GARIBALDI, CuTAwAY AND ZoUAvE SUITS.
By the thousands, ut reasonable prices.
4, v BROKAW, Ga Isayafette place aud
Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Unioa.
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All Prizes Cashed I'm Legal Lotteries.
Circulars sud drawing sent j. CLUrE, Broker i76 Broad
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Mns-rhs cheapest and bss, MN known WI ess ~.
Twelve foot boa rds In minute Fuci sawaush 80
Lanes patent lever and friction gehthacb Ia.
With ono hand, aud saving % per cent more hsn wy ~
,nti tali aud ace cr send descriptive ptuFniet
WINTER a CO.. " Roadway Vow '"'N-
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A silent Sewing Machine-WiiIcoH 4
GIBBS, sos Broadway.
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Lock stitch Machtncs. with Revcrssbss
Feed Movement fbOKENCk SEWING MAthtNh w.
No. sl5 Broadway.
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watches and Jcweiry Of al r"srr.N
ton cor sale ~ GEO q ALLEN 10 bruN'WNs '"V'N
soinw Cansi street. formerly ~ II Nsl N'ert
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Royai Havana 1sottery.-Priyes Paid tn
sold, Information furnished CHEST rates paid Tor d-us
lnonS and All kinds OF gold aud silver.
' TAYi,oR CO BANKERS. IL Wall street, New York.
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With Half an Eye the difference May
be between n fabric and fne and any
with the m0iey OF the OF smell VIII find dncuitU
IN selecting PHALON'S "NIgHT BLOOMING CEREUSS
all the perfumes the Market the DELICIOUS
and refreshing sold everywhere.
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s.aden Dea,h-Bewsre or co,d.


sudden UtHth-beWhsc w ~"suS.
Health and long life
a' ' unheathy sccumuiatiors.
RRlNDgETII's FILLS do this. and their IN srknss
.i preyent sudden death They Colds Coughs Inn.
enya and Rheumatism, and are sale.
OPFfCE RRANDRETH HOUSE.
X RRANDRrrii, IN white letters, on government stamp
,,surr. the GENUINE BRANDRETH PlLt.S.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Feninn Movement I'm Ireland and
Elsesvhere-Its Magnitude and ImpOr-
tance-The Harris Divorce Casc-Pr0-
gress Of RestOratioM-The Wirx Case
The Latest News from Mexico, Cuba.
81. Domingo, Sc.
The mail steamship Persia, Captain Lot, will leave
this port tomorrow Tor Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at half past twelve
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Nav Yoag HERALD Edition FOR Europs-wG bs
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II will contain Full account Of the Fenian demon-
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Irish people have been for tho last years preparing
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great Harris Divorce Case at New London, Coma. Iaas
Intelligence from the southern States, showing the Pro-
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THE YACHTS IN rHE HORSESHOE.

II impossible for the Henrietta 10 anchor In the
Horseshoe, IN consequence Of the heavy By the
nclp OF glasses the following yachts were distinguished
a. anchor In the Shoe Tho Maria, Commodore Stevens;
Alarm, Fleetwng, Rambler Phantom, Haze, Annie and
Josephine They seemed 70 labor heavily al Their
anchorage, and pcrceptble at the FIRST glance that
III the wind continued TO blow II then did or
them could venture out TO follow the contendng yachts
as had been originally planned
In consequence Of tho roughnees OF the there
xcaAn change n the arrangements IN reward 10 The
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-17

Real ESTATE CHANGES Mr. J ; Adams has
purchased ct L. Barnes. E-q.. for the sum of
$4,000. the Seymour Farm, - called
I, which be proposes to remove and will
carry it on practically for himself. Il Mr.
Adams shows the untirin- enterprise aud 50
gacious management in farming that he has
heretofore exhibited IN his other uuiertak-
ing, he will, We venture % say. soon have
one Of the best farms in Vermont We su.-
gest that the State, another year. make the
Seymour Farm the location oi the new
Agricultural College.
We were mis-informed when we stated
last week that Capt. Mathews had sold his
house on Pearl Street to Mr.. kingslaud
Since our last, we learn also that ). Mich
OLE has sold HE house on the corner Of Bank
street and Catlin's Lane. to Edward Dwyer.
tor 5000
Mr. c. W. Palmer has sold his house at
the west end of the railroad bridge on Pearl
street. occupied by Mr.. Best. 10 NJ. H. Boyu-
ton, for S2l00.
Mr. John Liscum has sold the house for
merly occupied by MIN on Short street, 20
Mr. j Smith, for $l400.
Real estate seems both lively and rising in
Burlington, since the adoption OF the city
charter Sentinel
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The following attack upon State sover-
eighty, the foundation stone OF tine rebellion.
appears in the Richmond Examiner
Has not State sovereignty been the weak
mess of our cause? Has il not continually
obtruded itself, delayed and prevented the
legislation necessary 70 the common defence.
impaired the authority intrustcd 10 the gem
eral government, and impedod the execution
Of the laws necessary to our success? Is il
70 be supposed that when peace cumrs this
principle will permit the C0nfederacy to ex-
ist one year? How long would Governor
Brown permit the people Of Georgia 10 be
taxed to pay the debt of the country. The
conduct Of certain States, in their opposition
to laws passed for the organization Of the
army and preservation OF discipline, has
caused many persons to reconsider heir long
cherished doctrine Of State sovereignty, and
to come to the conclusion that while true
and beautiful in theory, it is utterly defect
i've in fact and practice.