The city of Boston has elected sirty Represersa- dives to the Legislature of Massachusetts to dO the business for tho whole State.,e .si,,,

 A merchant from the western part of New-YoFk, went tO the New Yotk POst-ofce, and while slaHdimg atthe wipdow had his pocket book, containing about $6,OOO in dpalk extracted from his pocket. FoFsu, hatey, ,there were then but SIS ismoney in it. Pay< lnent of the drafts was stopped.

 A new steamboat has recently been built ut Pitts burgh to ply the Aliegany river, which lk it's en- zine board will draw only 10 inches of water, and with forty tons freight only C4 inches. t9''f fsai

 Dsiaterment. IA young female was disnterred from the grave in Woodstock, Vt. two weeks ago. Foor students connected with the Medical Ins,ituto in that town have beentakenG Up, two of whom ase bound over for trial. 3}.s' 2 i.'f8 t3i %se9@s 3tA sat

 NaOai. .--The Norfolk Beacon says, .'vseleatu that Capt. Hoffman and It. Hamn,ersly have been rein- stated by the Presden.of the United SeNes.'' ssl

 A Dr. Cleveland, of Orleans county, Vt. has been recently tried for nurder onnd guilty, and sentenced to he executed on the last Friday of October next. It appears that the Doctor, who was married man, had had an illicit connexion with young woman, and to produce an abortion had given her drugs which proved latal-Gor ,hishe was found guilty of murder. ss MARRIED,

 In Bristol, Mir Theodore Terry, ,o Miss Juliaette Pieece; Mir Thos. Curtiss, to Miss Harriet Stevens 1; Mt Bryan Smith, ito Miss Hannah Terry. Ask . In Woodbridge, Mr LetsOn Loundsbury to Miss Su- san Lines, of Humphreysyile; Capt. Mitchell Peck, ,o Mrs Polly Atwater. " yf'a ll8 .t .EA f In paab1ry, Mir John c. Blackman to Miss Eliza beth Bishop; Mr Horace T. WildmlaH to Miss Ca:ia- rine I. Ely; Rev. Joseph Brackett, of Nashville, N. Y. to Miss Mabel Burlington. 4.,t sy .11 "A s.p5t.

 In Weston, Mr Frederick B. Sanford, of Danbnry, to Miss Eveline Nichols; Mir E iah w. Serne, Of Danbury, to Miss Eza Tredwel. {t,Y s# Ss 8'

 InNew-Miil[ord, Mir Stanley Baldwin, of New-Y York, to Miss Harriet Stephens; Mir Jonathan Burr to Miss *la Norwich Mir Luther P. Sargent, of Hartford, to

 In Chall,ala, Mir George Bacon, of Mi,ide,own, io Miss Ruth Sage; Mir Abner B. Hinckley to Miss Sa.4 mantha Higgins, In Glastonbury, Mr Jos. T. Holmes of Manchester, to Miss Mary Ann Brown.

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 In Woodbridge, Miss Betsey Perkins, daughter of Mr David Perkins, l5. ts5 ..,a w '

 In Meriden, Jared Benham. Esq..7 t.l.4. | ..yg

 In Humphreysyille, Mrs Grace Alen, wife Of Mr Isaac N. Allen, 2y. " aA 3I9ft M, ..R : In DanDury, Mrs Eunice Lewis, wife of Mr Abel Lewis, 85; Mr Ehenexer Smith, 30. .4.s 4.

 In Hurtlord, Mrs. Esther Wellea, 60, wife of Dr.. Sylvester Weies. Middletown, Capt. Benj'n Conk- ling, 7S. Pennington, Mr Jedediah Hammond, 5O. Bridgeport, Mr EbeMezer Allen, ". North Salem, widow Close, &. Norwich, Mr George Sterry, 83.- New. Hartford, widow Lois Giett, 80, Windsor, sud. denly, Capt. William Griswold, 55. Mesiden, Jared Bassett, Esq. 73.