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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Nhe undersigned Administrator of the Estate
i OF Mrs Martha Brown dec. win sell at her
late residence in Canton on Saturday 95th of
May next, all the household and kitchen pro-
perty belonging to said Estate on a credit Of
nine months.
Bond and approved security will be required
Of purchasers.
JOSEPH R. DAVIS, Adm.
Cfnton April 25th '5O-l0-4t
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E%XECUTORS NOTICE.

ETTERS testamentary having been
i granted to the undersigned on the
estate Of John Tate dec. at the April
Term of the Probate Court of Madison
County all persons indebted to said
estate are notified to. come forward and
make immediate payment and all per-
sons having claims against said estate,
will present them legally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law
or they will be forever barred.
A. p. Hill Executor.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ETTERS Of administration having
been granted to the undersigned at
the March Term of.the Probate Court
of Madison County Mississippi, on the
Estate of Martha Brown dec. all persons
indebted to SAID Estate are notified to
come forward and make immediate
payment and those having claims against
the same will present them legally au-
thenticated within the time prescribed
by law or they will be forever barred.
JOSEPH r.. DAVIS, Adm.
March 81, so. Act
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THE subscriber has commenced the
Tailoring business on the South
West corner of the public square in the
building formerly occupied by CALI
ham Il Gillespies, where he ~solicits his
friends and the citizens generally TO IA
your him with their patronage. By
good work and reasonable prices he
hopes to gain a fair share Of business.
j. M. FANSHER.
March 2s, 1860. ely
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-25
nm sTATE DE MISSES TPPI
Madison CoNnty--ss
Madison SIS

NnuHISOH CUGuty-BS
Probate Court. april Term 1850.
To the heirs and all persons interested
IN the Estate Of Spencer SuddeM late Of
Madison CuNnty deceased.
You are hereby cited to be and appear be
1 fore the Probate Court of Madison
County, a 1.-THE Court house thereof, on the
End Monday in June next, then and there
to show cause, if any YOU can, why the e.
nal account Of George E. Suddeth, Execu-
ter ofthe last Will and Testament OF Spen-
Ger Suddeth late of said County deed
sbonld not be allowed, and a decree made
therein accordingly. And further TO do
and suffer such!things as shall be considered
and ordered by the Court.
1t is further ordered by the Coutt tina
publication Of this citation be made in the
Madisonian for the space Of sixty days,
Witness the Hon. John B.
M Howcott, Judge Of the Pro-
HR GA bate Court of Madison Coun-
O ty:he sscond Monday ia April
&EAT in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and
fifty and seal ofsaid court.
bsHed the 9Th day Of April 1850.
J. T CAMERON. Cpk.
April, 18th 1s5O.-s-9t.
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Flo ne Ciaeiaaosi Commercial.

Flo TIE CGRciaRasj Commercial.
% Strangel That 80 many who are
afflicted with a Cough that is graduallv
wearing them down, aud slowly. but
urely stealing them into that dreadful
disease, CcRsumptiOn-that disease
which carries of thousands daily, are
doing nothing, Or what il, wurse than
nothing, gerging themselves with NOS.
srums' thsI are pufFed to the skIes Tor
cures they are said TO have effected on
some foreign or unknown persona when
they can he positively cured BY using
Rogers's Compound Syrup az
Lwefwnrt and Tar, which still con
lli,ucs to effect the mos wonderful
cures ever recorded ii the annals Of
medicine. A fact which i proved by
reference to the vast number df oeri6.
Gates which may be seen BY calling on
BE agent, fPriostly and MOSby
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-25
a UP Pay UED!

The undersigned respectfully
but earnestly call upon all persons
indebted to them, to come forward
and settle promptly, as we NEED and
MUST have MONEY
E. u. WARE & Co
Canton Feb. 81, 1850. 1t.
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JOB
SERVANTS WANTED.

THOSE who have servants Of either
sex from l4to 90 years Of g e of
fair capacity, can have them vol in
structed n the art and mysteries per-
talning to the occupation Of walters and
house servants, by sending them To me.
at the ArtesiaD Springs. They must.
come well cloathed and shall be well ia.
ken care Of and returned to their avn.
ers gu the 18th September. No charge
win be made for their instruction.
4. G. McMACKIN.
March Is, lV4o.-6.H.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
C~o1nty-ss

"
Probate Cowt. april Term 1850.
To heirs and all persons interested
IN the Estats Of Elan Davis Tate Of
MudisOn County deceased
Vou are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court of Madison
County, at the Court house thereof on
the End Monday in June next, then
and thereto show cause if any you can
why the final ola. P. Hill
administrator Of Elan Davis late Of
said County decd should not be all
lowed, and a decree made therein
accordingly. And further to do and
suffer such things as shall be considered
and ordered by the Court.
1t is further ordered BY the Court
that publication Of this citation be made
ia the MadisOnian for the space Of
sixty days.
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WANTED AT THIS OFFICE.
An apprentice, a lad Of good habits
a aud one who comes we'll recon-
meaded,-none other need apply.
Feb. 90 1850,
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TINE JACKSONVILLE MAIL
Is DUE, CLosEs.
Monday and bY9.AN Thursday& II
Sunday,
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-25
nj MAIL

Is due, Daily (except Monday } b y7r. M,
Closes, Daily except Monday att A, NJ.
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RAYFORD MAIL
POST OFFICE HOURS

ROfiice open every day, ExcEPT SUN
DAY during business hours, and on SUNDAY
from NINE to TEN o'clock A. M. only.
w, PRIESTLEY: P. Nj.
Feb. 81, 80
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WltnesS Tue dOp. JOHH p
Howcott, Judge Of the Pro-
bate Court Of Madison
County the second Monday
s--,c in April year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred
and fifty and seal Of said
court,
Issued the 9th day Of April 1850
J. T. CAMERON CPk
April, 18th 1S50.-s,9t.
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beiore JuuRe Lynch
JuIY 12.-hsrp "A. Helm, IN her merit friend rs The
United Brofhers' Lodge, No 81 0. Odd Feliops-This
10 an action brought by the father OF the plaintiff who
Is widow Of deceased member Of the Lodge, for $40
burial fees which the refuse to pay the
ground that the deceased not In COED standing he
not having paid his dues for months. The widow
being under age, sues by her father and guardian.
One Of the byeaws Of the society that ut the death
of brother who Is not four months In arrears
there shall be allowed q sum Of $50 to defray his
funeral expenses. For plaintiff IL Is contended that
the due by the deceased paid one week
fore Mr. Helm died in May last. Mr. Byrnes, counsel
for the Lodge, moved for a non suit on the grounds
that the deceased failing to pay his dues for four
months was not entitled to the benefits for months
after he paid his arrears and that be liable to
DO suspended The Court said that the acceptance OF
the dues and receipt given by the Lodge n
donation the part Of the Lodge and the motion for
suit denied Several articles of the const-
tuition Of the lodge put in evidence for the de-
fence The second article was, that any member who
Is qearter Of year in and has not paid
the within the four weeks following Ia excluded
from all benefits for three months after the arrears
shall have been paid. Cours H. therefore, contended
that Mr.. Helm having died within months after his
paid, his widow not entitled to any
benefits from the society. Verdict for plaintiff, $50
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Theatx1ea1.

BowYsr THsArRE-Th he ent.rt ailments at this popu-
lar establishment viii commence with the comedy Of
The London Tiger,n and will be followed by The
spittre." and the amuserents will close with the
moral, Impressive, and instructive drama of the
pruhkard,' which has been witnessed by thousands
who have pronounced IL the best drama, of the age
As regards opinion to is merits drama which is
wen wrtttn we VIII merely cay II II have the effect
OF reclaimipg int.mperate men, 1t Is blessing. 90
and see.
N,BIo's 0ARpEr-Ihe new and excellent extrsva-
CANA, which is nightly received with enthusiastic
cheering will be presented again to morrow evening.
The scenery in the Island Of Jewels Is beautiful in
the extreme and the dresses and every other feature
is heard with pleasure aud in the Sweep Song the i'm
ston Is so perfect that the audience give testimony
Of their admiration by loud cheering. Broughsm APP
pears az Gerald Pepper in the bite Horse of the
Peppers An exc,Reut bill
NATIONAL THEATRE The drama of Rosna Mea-
dowsn with a good cast viii commence the enter
tnrmens the next will be the extravaganza of 0pen
Sesame which will be presented with splendid
scenery rich aud costly dresses and other properties
this piece Several dances by Miss Maivina and the
ments will close with the farce of Uncle SAM
This is fine bill, and one, no doubt, which will draw
a large assemblsge.
CHRsTy's 0rERA HoVsE.--To-morrow evening, the
celebrated band called Chilstys Minstrels announce
entertaining mt Of great variety They will appear
in the much admired burlesque Italian Opera, and
they will also sing several pleasing melodies and in
trocuce several instrumental pieces
0LYMrIc-Pierces celebrated band Of minstrels an
Dounce great variety OF songs glees and chorusses;
also, instrumental performances and dancing. Negro
minstrelsy Is all the rage
AMERICAN MusEuM.-The amusements In the after
noon consist of the inimtable performances OF the
Lancashire Bell Ringers; also, laughable sketches
comic singing, and dancing The evening entertain
mept consiss Of the moral and drama of the
"Drunkard,n in which Miss Alexna Fisher and Messrs
Clarke, Hadawsy, and other eminent artists will
pear.
CASTLE GARDEr.-A grand sacred concert will be
given this evening MIR. Loder, the distinguished
hader Of the band has selected several beautiful
pieces for the occasion No doubt the Garden, as usual
will be crowded.
Minerva RooMs~-The beautiful Panorama Of the
overland route to California Is highly eulogsed and
is drawing numbers to see it.
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CHAeRrs. sc.-ste.mship Phlsdelpbia--A corwin,
fssi D' Ray :is.1
ksnss: K nns' cs.
Il Bromley. W Reeve ingersoli john Ingerso!l Phil
ST Green RAND sis
Tyler hSws Fr,ss jos pssr SSuI
John soSre p Neil. Ksiia@, B Marshall orn Rhode:
ss's b ssoassy Ss shIl Fss
SfsI gnfa m chs s sssS
and child NJ. AgIyta.Is9gs French Cha; za,snsses
iInsis DAVID Sutton, cGas i TSsns: Alderman.
T.ss d s S
woodruff, Vas Dusep, Geo Bunm, Rowey, Daniel
zen srs. 1ft sa: ss. s es.S ess''i
%sd 1sSS1S. jonas BsT Sssn s
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Ills. Fisher, Castles Harness GsoSrish Bell.
f'hn ss john .s Nj k b FsS
Geo Jones, II Hissins Cady, Grant W Parl.
Di n1 E'Snc 6rs Ss Ban s'i1i
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1sr'Tiiss Ss:;
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Richard Hubert. Edward CSllisa1 George W. Carr. Z
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Senate and CLAY IA reunited TO concur in the shaping
- "p hn S"S -. -, .Sra IS stTong nressure
onersipc unon Mr. Fillmore 10 Keen him to Id zacks
nisn otwitbsanalDg m ia considered az wing died
xsrith n az prosIdeSt
: one t,icg 10 manifest Mr. Clay has become con-
i0as ,haT ,be "A it will not apnease ths
soutbvul not rive peaes to the country will not put
IN Norbsrn ,S,tstors 10 rest lie Ia satisfied of H.
"a ,Sts a en-, ratriot bo has heen heating abont
md soupdin, for safer channel lie feels TINT mere
MI "a l,taa master will not sufe.that 10 cure
the weupd we rust probe TO the ulcer near the bone
Fhat con, of gving as will as taking.
and like "A true patriot Nh CLAW il willing to try
another nan II the 6rst will moi snflcs AZ east we
Bon so and believc so
But svervtb,nr 4 rct In ooaf,s;o,. an not until
Che mortal rsms7na 0cn"rs TaSior are laid in the
aartk will tbers 10 - a, ne dsv. ,orpts OF the
new nansnist,atjo,, N' ~
$50 1,a - ~ 49,, - 49,. ooas;,r f,r IN. aid
" a,v;no ,s;d III - ,', siecrotion 70 ,piae our
NV Exa.,i, .Ir,,h - ,ranIIod ,sstsrs That sur
-, y 80 '''N 'AANa' 'N 1890
W. ~ o,. .4;,o4,s 49, NJ rirl,,oro,s ability on
oa,.ssors 80 ,aI 10 IN T.. vas chairman OF the
- ,,,;,,o, 90 -, "a means. and we are re-
49, .e a - ~ a',.eS - T. iII,,t,rat;on
NJ. - I;r,s ~ a. t;r,s we're editors Of the
a a - ~ - -, tbe GLOVE 60 Fill.
49,. haur,io lin 20 a iiscussion in his columns,
- "a $500 "a ~ ,,ca, measures proposed by
~ ny I;,i,r s.e,.e, the challenge and for
800 - ,4;.ts - Infant controversy in the
s sStI ,i ~. p niain '~ih'H Va
ri" sia . III, tIo broadaxe STYLE of blair The
,;s uIo ~ dror and Conrrass owed ths ca,
s,a55Iib,aont sfOO 600 for printing Riyes too had
$500 60 H. 6gances At the end Of the controversy
1,att.r IN course RiVes aht that fillmore had
heen used nm completely and Sometime afterwards
IN recnrri, TO the subject asked his colleague how
tbe case stood
Blair replied-I was beaten and badly beaten, and
the first time that believe ever was beaten L could
manage the IaieHigercer but Fillmore was too well
posted up on financial questions to shake him. L
never had so hard a customer / was badly beaten.
We beard Mr.. Riyes mention this very anecdote to-
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assa & Rs.sr ca's Roberts, rA
ship-Philena, Herbert. Charleston.
Ear Bi.ks, Ssss,s .sjoghn. Gsain Rivera Bsldvin
west Havana ssrsss nceS co. i''h o' John Benson
BrgsI,n,'rs chsppen Hand St kits W Ewell; Jo-
sehr.-J YAH. Deisre Cape Hsyti. H Underwood; W
B arSo1 I iapS' Ai GSGss k Jsaa %sa
inr You'll Ses York Tnsss koh@ond Bloom.
GraTd mond ai@Sci Martha Jane Balm. Phiia
deiphia; Woieott. Beers, Boston.
2 :, psy 6 s1e ~ ES Td ma sHt
eaa al her M s'a .%a her
about her hull she aSa:sd she had
s.y porv sehr Black Hawk Of PenoSsect weeks out with
ms sas ss Ss PsssA n sssss days. with
Ship Queen PSmnre (Br) wseman; Liverpool. Jun. 8,
spoke Br bark Argyle df from Belfast fsr
ship Chss Malone Br Thompson. Liverpool IS days with
'fss sns % VT S My on.
Aa lyis B rs B sss ay. with
ss1 Hsas s Saa f n RSSs. s s
Water Hen 90 days from Cork for NYork day. spoke
ship Clara Of BOs' from Liverpool for Phlade
BARK BssSt. icr,nh Thomas, carth.gcna, June o. with
Bark Jasper. TASTY Charleston days. with cotton. t.
DiaasT pea Cork So days. with iron and
1rs Brown Ws Me- Ba1 S. Domingo City
days, with mahogany, AymAr Co. The is detained
ssS n.ii
Gin
ton; day. Cape i.eras bearing sw distant miles
Bis AI!sd. irI orndaas, Rsehss IS days with bran
Brig Patrick Henry Haskell Ragged Island IL dsy, with
Bre 6e,, srH Lawson. Limerick 50 days. in ballast.
Ssi.:.. days. with
co Brig ineognso tNSr Chrs.opkerIen Chrstisnns Nor
sss:ss Coast S;' africa IS day..
Brig s,sisrs.s S.shs tSoS sasers Bergen co day, in
.m. %a y
p9asse:, TO- " Elweli
s. Ss hEve Halifax 'd'y with fish and
Ers Enterprise iBrl Brtterson Glasgow. 4adays with
"a. Hu Pr
Brig C.th.Tine tPsr Jansen Cardiff w. Al days. with
Fl: Ss,
With sGfss sGs ssss
gle Hazard eth inst u, IS g. Ion S. spoke bark Nara
Keteh Canopu, lBremI Bushmsnn. Bremen. 80 day., in
F'Eei day, with
S1ss; fsas Cardiff W. days. with
sohr Exceed sHr ins,.han Abaoo days. with fruit and
Emily ionsss chase Curacao. 20 d.y. with hide.
Schr New Yofk, Goodson, Boston, 3days.
schr Friends. Kelley, Cherryfed, 8 daJs.
Schr Ceres, Small, Machiss, days
Schr Genl Cass. Pilsbury, Thonastop, 8 DAYS,
sehrw Peters, Lord, sullivan, 10 days.
schr Centurion, batch, Bangor, 8 days.
Schr Mary Jane, Bentley, Norfolk, 3daya
schr Pampero, Murch, Alexan9ria. days
sehr Cranmer, valkenburg, Virginia, 8 days.
Schr Metallic, Ames. Thomastop. days
schr Mary Clark Nckersou Salem, 2days.
Sehr John Q Adams, Norris Boston, 5 days.
Behr Victor, Berry, Portland, 4 days.
Below
One ship barks and briss.
Sailed.
Steamships Philadelphia for Chagres Georgia for Hava-
and Chsgresj City Of Glasgow, for Glasgow; Penohso
for Philade phia.
JvLr lswnd during the day from the South, I'D fresh
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On the 18th inst Of congestion OF the brain, WI
LIAM n Norros, son OF Catharine and Martin Nor.
tor aged N years and one month.
Ills snd the fri. nds q the family request
Cd TO attend his funeral Sunday afternoon three
O'Clock from the residence OF hs father 352 Third
ON Saturday. 18th inst, Capt Jaass X. H.rrs, Of
b,worrhsge Of the lupgs, eyed a.
Funeral on sunday, at o'clock p. w., from No
MIL street, brooklyn.
ON the 18Th pst, after short illness Rosrrr, oniy
son Of Mary Jane snd Joshua Irving, aged IA months
The TREND and relatives Of the family req uested
to att. nd the mineral. at o'clock p NJ, on Sunday
lsth inst from 1876 Clinton street corner o Grand
On the 12,h inst, after short Illness, EbsvSD
FtrsSo. sged rs yesrs.
hts friends and those of his brothers Patrick Tho
mas end John sud also Of his hrothct In Law Miohs.
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made chairman Of sny committee, unless known to

made chairman Of tny committee, unless known to
possess tnsicy and zeal.
This repms was taken up fer consideration, by sec
tioDs, ana was finally unanimously adopted.
On motion, the aid and cooperation Of the press
Throughout the STATE was respectfully reqpestei 10
Contribute their iDluenss in the furherince OF the
prir ciplos Of free schools.
The Chairman appointed the following gentlemen,
residents of Syracuse the state Central Commit
tee :--Messrs Chas. b. Sedgwiek. Harvey baidSin,
WIN Jackson d. p Phelps, J. NJ. Winchell, aud A. g..
Salisbury.
Messrs McMssters, of New York: Prof Baerman, of
Troy: BE, KIN and Whitnty OF New ork; and Bald
win OF Syrac addressed the convention eloquenty
RIO n nd con on the subject Of free schoals
The following rtsolution, offered by Mr. Crandall Of
syracrfe was unanimously adopted =
Resolved That this conyenton recommend to the
several towns OF this state the formation OF town as
socstioEs to the discussion Of the free choo
question.
Votes Of thanks rendered the officers of the
convention the city OF Syracuse, anu its citizens
when, at six o'clock, the convention adjourned, sim
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Itvprroct And Notwithstanding Hb>rnia at Brxtap
Mr.. HUI, Mr. Rerouf Mrs Renoun. Mrs Ward, Mrs
Nard hessu Hunrinsrr, Lee, Tejsds Hary Kruser Col
,int, bonis srsnee Damhmann simrscn, Frothsfhsm m,
Isvscn, hrmsts sd Cohen Warren bearer
a,sfhches Hutton. Bes Gideon, Pott Pst,ersc. Gibh
Lewis Iruvit kutehe heEgo, Cresry. De Pace, oHars,
esc ke.ten brverry ferkrs Nerrivether, walker, Mr.
stewert. lr-fo. = : - $3.50
Frtm Bslisx 70 Boston-nr. Kseny srd child Pr Pryor.
vie two esuphters snd Mr. Parrish, koiesvorh
Tryun. VI tfendi- IS Tctsl. 81
LyiFrcoi-Pschet ship s, Gcorge-B Mccoy n rccoy,
yr seCoy Rasrd, Ballard Ballard, of Ireland II
ksls Pore, Martinez. Of Gerwany Ballard ward.
LTvyr rcctBr hip Olive Brsnch-Mis. Prince m p-r-
sees hss Trail Miss risisps Mrs Wood. Dr Bslks, T
ans chlir-a.
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B.lrMonr, July 3-TsorrIss.-The season at the
Herring Run Troting Course closed yesterday, with
match for purse Of $500, two miles and repeat In
harness, between Lady Moscow and Lady suffolk
hoscow having been beaten by Suffolk In several
matches Of mile heats best three cut five, the owner
Of Moscow challenged for q of two mile heats
Moscow took the first and second heats brushing past
her feet competitor In the last quarter OF each heat
The last mile Of the second heat done By
In ESQ. The following is summary -
Lady Mossow, George Young. ............... I I
Lady Suffolk, ID. Bryant. .................. 2 2
Time h1R-h1n
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The Lyrical Drama.

ITALIAN OrEnA AT CASTLE GARDEN" Ernani," which
was brilliantly performed, on Friday night to about
three thousand persons is to be repeated tomorrow
night The distribution OF the several '5e is admra-
be and another overlooking assemblage may be sntic
psted
Lucia dc Lamermoor'' and Il Puritsni" will soon
be produced rehearsal Of the latter having already
taken place
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Bo-rcs July III shares Fitchburs Railroad osS lsl
Do Reading Railroad IN 50 do 23h bio 100 bio 13t
20 90 ~ ~, %; Be,sos and ws.c.s,sr Rsilrosa,
Boston and lowell Rsiirosd 56i do Old Colony Rail-
road, hh 80 do Norhree Hsilrca e 3D. Eastern Rail-
go 90 scstse and Maine Rsrosds los, 40 Concord
Corpsny NJ 70 do Ess Boston Company, 1881. de- Msr-
chsnts Bank lc si5s Vermont Cencl Rsrosd diviisad
esL, f5lte Oedensburr Raroas Bonds $1,000
and Aassschusetts Railroad Bonds, sis 500 Vermont
Central Railroad Bends. years. ~.
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In February last, by the Rev ". n. Grisvold JAx,.
O. BAsrrr to JArs A. fRrNcH, all Of this city.
In Baltimore, on the I'd inst, SAM DosAH, Of New
York, TO Miss Msnr MoNrsL. OF thstoity
Al Foxborough. Mass, ON the 10th inst, by Rev.
WIN Barnes, Nsruss q. BRowr, OF this city, TO Miss
ELfssssrp KSsrr, daughter Of Peter Knapp, Of the
fpsu me place
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Poster, are respectfully invited TO attend his funeral
this Sunday afternoon. l4th inst at o'clock from
his late residence No $40 Pearl street further
Invitation :
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Marine Affairs.

The following vessels have started fog the acAc
since the 18th last month The falling of sensbly
Increases the departures this month being only IA,
against Is last month, which, again, was bat little
one half Of Its antecedent. OF the following list,
cleared for Valparaiso, two for Panama, and the
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QrrrrsTowr. June 2t--Ar Hebc. Hargrave, Savannah.
sid s Eliza Durkee (from Newport) Boston, 2th Coxon,
Dur NYorLi 10th, Cambria Asksy Bestop. -
RyAs, june l7Sld Frederic Gastay, Charleston CENT
Strait, do.
SwirEMUNDE June l9-Arr Norge NYork.
siiEIIs. June .&-Sld kicolhi Jean. Martin. NYork.
scisS lsIss, June 22-sd NaEionAe BodemAn Charles
ton, lasiI rcI aired.
TorpAr June lson sOderhann. Gunderson. Shields for
NIoik.
TovLor, prev to Jene 2O-Arr Commodore Rritshard,
Mobile.
THifsTE June ic-hsverp. JarmAn Phiisdelphis; 18TH
Enlatar, IIeeIHn, npsGchi'o'h
hnTwrRr, june 2-Arr sophia Everett, Havans; E27th
Hebron, Prince, do.
LoNros, June 25-Tbe Mereurus Monk. from Newcastle
Tor New York passed through the Downs Fob a. and
since 1een heard from.
YARMovrH Isle OF Wight. June 27-Ths Southampton.
horgnn from New York for London coming through
Needless passage ashore Ciayes End and remained
about three hours when she off without assistance and
proeeeded, apparently without damage.
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