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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-22
C1gANCERH SALE.

STATE OF WlSCONSIN-kEND SIIA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-IN CHANCERY.
Peter Mcfarland Samuel Cothier Elizabeth Clothicr
his wife, and VIM. I. Richmond.
DY Virtue and in pursuance Of Decree of the Circuit
Court for the County OF kenosha State of Wisconsin,
made and Cntcrc in certain pending there the
Chanccry side thereof in the Term of May, 4. ID ~52
wherein Peter Mcfarland is Complainant, and Samuel Go
thier, Elizabeth Clbhier and VIM. T. Richmond de-
PENDANTS bearing dac May 2lst, ~ ID. 1859, shall sell
Public Aucton to The highest bidder at the door of The
Court House In the city Of kenosha said County
urday the 3Oth day of October 4 d. 1852, between the
hours and three in the afternoon Of that day
lowing described real estate 10 wit The South half of the
East hall Of the South East quarter of Section thirty 800,
Town Que o. North of Range twenty three l2 East Al
the South half OF The South West quarter Of the South
West quarter Of Sec ion twenty nine 29 Town and Range
aforesaid and the South half Of Lois three 81 and four a
of said Section twcnynne go in the Milwaukee Land
District
Dated KcnUsha, September 14th 1852. 7-l9
N X. ALLEN,
Sheriff of kcnosha County
JOSIAH Bosp, CJmpalnnnt's Solicitor.
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JOHN ELKENS,
Clock and WATCH NlAikcr.

NETOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of X enc
w sR and 1T vicinity, that he has just received
very good and well selected assortment oiJENELIN, con-
tanning the following articles: All kinds Of
Brace, Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Lockcs. Thlmbes
Ear Rings cold and liver Pens and Pencils Gold Guard
Fob and Vest chains Gold and Silver Lever LCpinc and
Vertical Watches, Gold, Silver and steel Spcrtnclc - c
Beads Cus aud lAs,es Razor and Razor Strops, Pen
knives and Scissors, Silver Shell and Horn Combs silver
and German silver Spoons, Plated and Brtinia Ware,
Acc"rdcus Cloth Tooth and Hair Brushes Fans Purse,
Pocket Books Violin and Violin Strings EightDay and
Thirty hour Clocks, Toys and many other things to hume
to metIliOn.
Clocks, watches JeWclry, &C.,
Carefully repaired and warranted Cash paid for old Cold
and silver. 1919, no 47n
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THE undersigned takes this opportunity Of informing his
old friends and customers and the public generally.
that ne has resumed business the OLD STAND OF
MARSHALL 4 PHELPS whore ma! be found a general
assortment Of
Stores and Store Pipe, Plain ana .Japanned
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Wore.
Among his Stoves ethc following approved patterns;
BELLE OF THE STATES, QUEEN OF THE PRAIRIE,
KING OF THE PRAIRIE, HATHAWAY,
KEYSTONE, CARPENTER,
Notwithstanding Parior Stoves, Alright and Plate
Stoves, and Premium Cooking Stoves.
A. intends adopt ready pay SYSTEM fIr
sb!e, he proposes sell very Low CASH, believing
quick sales small profits better than slow sales
and large He by fair dealing and attention
business TO merit share Of the public patronage.
Z. A. MARSHALL.
Kenosha, September, 1852. IL
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Administrators sale.

Administrators sale.
N-OTTCE j. hereby given that the undersigned Admins
traitor and Adminstr;riX Of The Estate Alvin Clark.
dccca,ed. virtue of license from the County Court
Winnchngu County will sell AT Public Auction the prem
the County OF keno-ha, the 2J;h d October,
10 O'Clock in the forenoon of sad day follow ing
Cribcd real to wit the southwest quarter Of Section
No % IN Township number q north of range number
twenty east excepting and ing the s:rUm ninety
S4-l00 acres.
JOHN CRONK, Administrator
Lucy CRONk. Administrative.
Dated this 9Th duy Tt JuIy, 4. -. 1852. 6-i8
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&E2OC3GAIGR&
SfEEREFE,S SALE.

Virtue of writ Of Fier Facias issued ont Of and
ID under the seal OF The Circuit in and for the
County of kcuoSha, state of Wisconsin. To- directed and
delivered, against the goods and chattle lands and
men!s of Martin Boyle have levied upon and shall offer
Tor sale Ia the highest bidder the law directs, the Court
House in The Cuy of kcnosha in said county OF kcno7ha,
saturday, the 18Th day OF November A. u. l"52 at
O'Clock in The afternoon said day, all the right tile and
interest of which the sad Martin BOYLE the h dav
January, ~ d. 1851 any time since had in and 10 The
following described Real Estate, situate and being
the County of kCo>h and Stale of Wisconsin, and desert
bed rs The West half of The North West quarter of Section
No thirty @ i'll Township TWO 2. North of Range twenty
lwo 90 East Ao-Ten 100 of land situate in the
South East quarer of Section No twenty five t25 in town
ship two o. North of Range twenyonc (2 East and dcs
Cribed As follows, to wit Commencing eighty S0l rods
North Of the SOUTHEAST said Section East
side of sud Section thence West seventy 70 rods thence
North Tar enough tu make of land thence EIs
to the Section line; thence ON said section line
place al beginning
Dated al kcn"sha, September e9.h. 1882 1-oI
n. X. ALLEN, Sheriff.
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BLACKSMITHWG,

FENHE undersigned wishes inform his friends and the
public nj large n, has taken the well known stand
ia the Wightmans Wagon Shop, where he intends
carrying business Of Blacksmhug in all branch
IT, Horseshoing attended To wlh extra care. Those
wanting anything in his line, will find their interest
give him call Charges moderate.
Sept. ~ Ie52 JOHN SHOTLTTFE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-22

HySTRAY. Broke into the enclosure Of the Subscriber
II or about the Fifth Of September Bay Horse
Colt, supposed TO be years old. Said Colt IS small 81
zed black and tail and legs. The Is requested
20 prove property, pay charges Bnd take him away.
J. W. RHODES
somers October s, 1852. 4-I9
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CHILL FEVER.

CHILLs sTCFrEn ~ FEW NTNUTEs-PAIN RELIEVED IN
STNSrLY.
Railways Ready Relief acts like charm in all cnsc. Of
Ch!- and Fever. 1t hrtak7 the chill. immcdatcly
up and nrigoracS with health and strength every organ
and secretion of the lstCm.
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PAINS OLE ALL KINDS.

Whenever you feel pain apply Railways Rcndy Relief
IS sure to relieve you in few minutes If you have pains
IA The stomach ntrstincs, in the Liver Kidneys Bowels
Joints Bones, Railway Ready Reflect takcn either inter
nulI ur applied externally, viii tn minutes stop pnin
and quickly reno, its cause.
Price % and so Cents per Bottle.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-22

e. nn In City and County Scrip wanted in OK
- W. change for anything have to scll, at my
store, No. ~. Main lrcet.
Sept. 9Th, 1852. r. PHELPS.
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RaIw0y'8 Medicaicd Soap.

Composed Of the delicious rare and fragrant gems
OfcXlmcis, oils and costly csscnccs-
OF flowers roots, trees and oriental plants
Possessing wOndrous virtues DER skin discascs
To the Complexion il imparts Beauty.
By cleansing the skin from all cruptiyc matter
Mikes clean the pores, II, action 10 the caparcs
by which all poisonous humora rccied,-
Aud healthy action t. The skin restored,
To the teeth il gives Whitcncss and Lrcvunts decay
II makes The skin soft, Get and smooth
Transorms the most rcpulsye and di-fRurcd visage,
To q clear and beautiful complexion.
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BEAUTY.

Complcxonrchly tinted with the blood ofhcaith,
With skin IS pure and fair as pirAn marble
son and sweet as the fragrant rose
Teeth as sound and white H. aabstcr,
Breath Of sWCctrs fragrance, and lips of cnraltint,
Nhh flowing rugiets and GLOSSY locks,
Lu&urant rcsscs dancing gracefully DER the swan like
neck
No dark fcpulsiye spots TO mar the pleasing picture,
or to cast dun 5hudc"s DER beauty 5 mastgt piece.
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SICK HEADACHE.
RHEUMATISM.

QUO Htt"tt" "t ftt lhHHCS.
Railways Ready Relief will stop the severe and excrucia-
ing pans OF rheumatism almost instantly. PcrsOns are
living in this city who, for months were confined To their
beds by Rheumatic pains, whose bones uusund FROM
topic toe whose joints distorted painful
that were relic we'd from al panin Is by the use OF
ltadWn Ready Relief This truth, and thousands the
city Of New York. and hundred. thousands in the n,d
States cr for the truth of this assertinnwC need
10 certificates Of Curcs-wc publish long list Of To
prove the efficacy {" Radwa! Rc1dy Relief citizens
of amC every town in the Union for the last four years
hive H. ed il ilpine,IYps
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Mrs. E. A. HOueh
FOR SALE.

FIRST rate family or farm Horse, six years old next
spring For good security, he can be had on time.
SMITH L LINES.
Oct. l3, 1852 3-l9
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b becoming ia time possessed OF the the wsr
oil which has eaued the sickness and poverty thousands
m view al such consequences wife mother excu.
sable II she neglect 70 avail herself Of that know ledge IN
sSrect 10 herself which would spae her much suffering be
the ms of happiness and prosperity her husband and
Confer her chdreG that blessing above all price-besv
bodies wu healthy minds. That koMle is contained IN
q lIttlc work entitled
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IN pMFRAuDING THEIR CUSTOMERS

No less than the legal owner OF the property copyright
they viii be prosecuted and viii be taken expose
them to the public
copy will be sent each bookseller firm with the
terms nron which they will be furnished upoa RECEIPT OF
his or their business card OF address.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-22

The use of Morphine, Strychinc, Acontinc ncIledorpa
Acl ana other posons not only dangerous but cruel
me ctct o these posuns Is not To the disease or TO
Remove nom The 5! Ilem the pains,
But 10 deddcR the tcrakCn st0B the nervous
e"cFgy' to PirGip;r The functions Of <ys-
tom, and 10 destroy sensation.
II tins practice IS continued for any length Of time the
patient VIII not only waste away, the brain will become
paraly scd and the intellect de, tru,cd.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-22
To the Electors Of the First
Congressional District:
FELLOW CITIZENS

AT State Convention, held for the purpose
of nominating candidates for Presidential Electors
to constitute the Hale and Julian ticket was cho-
scn the candidate for thi, Congressional District,
and by resolution of the Convention was directed
with INV colleagues, 10 "agitatc against the en-
shaving principles of the Baltimore parties and in
favor Of the principles of Freedom, a. promulgated
At Pittsburg. Being more familiar with the pen
and press than the Rostrum, embrace this mode
of fulfilling the duty dcyolvcd upon me, and ash
your ibid attention TO the facts and considcra-
tons that follow Yours, for the Right,
c. LATHAM SHOLES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-23

NEW ORLEANS, May barr ships Jenny Lad. NYork
20 DAYS Hercuiesn Green Boston 81 dsys Forest Queen
Lovest port t. March IL; New England Manson Ma
plea Msrch III via CHR altar April bark General Taylor,
Mitchell Boston brig American. Maioney. Vera Cruz chr
Geo Lincoln cid ships Monterey Gro yoL Stockholm.
Liberty Pea ody uavre; Southerner sullivan Hamburg
Psne1Gro NY orb The mis (rl. Brewer fsverpooi
bark Acbes. Aers do. hrs Tartar. Sheer Charleston
Chpoa Rog.brop, Apaacbioos Fannie Vance Navy
Bay jacob Longfeov. Young. Savannah susan Emma,
Ray. Mobile.
TJTcd down. date ships Shepherd, shirley, sehE
Benta.
itf,-trr stesmship Amercs. HcAIiter Apalachicoia;
ohio Living Age SNOW Bsyre rs days briggs Tehuan
Brow Vera tffg sib Mechanic Cole. San juan Dc
NiearAgua via RGltan Ieend 9th inst William Clark pa
lev Ms1apzas days eehr kadona Trescs Cedar Keys.
cid ship Ceqrimbo DunbsE Lyerpcol bark Tsnaro, Bar
stow GothestcFr brig Tussn OBI Davis hntanzas; schr
Marie Laura Julia tFr). Sicari st Pierre Antigua.
l5hAYr esaa chip Fusisr Port Lsvaea 18th inet via
Galyeston; shrs Tesathan Knapp, NYork; sae Green
ran, Spencer Tfork; u l. Bsrriman. Arry. do. BE-
coming up 1hip hsrinon aaley NYork two ships
bark lrg b. telegraph abps Clifton, Ingersou.
York; II vsn GaFern (f,rcm). Bremfn.
SAVANNAH, May I2-arr shin Em5aa Hslne1 (Prrsl,
ssbmecr. st Thomas; echr jenkins, Pendeton. Cam.
der Me.
SMITHvILLE, SC. Neg I4-Bark ST Lawrence for Porto
Rico, and brig AnsdaIc wsnt to sea this afternoon
SALEM May I9-Arr sclrs Msjor Rn9gs6, DunIeis Bsi-
timore; VIM Baird Phisdelpha Sid schr Hy Freciin
Kelley Philadelphia. - -
Goth Arr bagi Dclerate Fierce NYoTk. CID sehr At
lantc. Nickerson. NYork
STGEORCE May Il-Arr schr Redugton Clark. Virginia.
STONINGTOE, Nav l9-Arr schrs Ststira, Loud. Viii
mngton. NC; Kelley. EYcrk for Harwich.
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Markets Elsewhere.

PuhprLrmA. May e., -+Repcrtet BY Barker Brothers
Co. First Bocrd-SS0O Remington Water Works ii
10 LIDO Roadng6s 70 q 900 City Railroad 6s IS; io7L
GOO do ~ 1915, 30 lohigh Interest cash. e 2Is do tx
010 Reading Mortgage Gs ~ slt 600 PennsyIysnia 5s
9l}G 500 Iennesses 6s IL .snesry and July ss ri
Kensnston 6s 96Ki 300 shares Norris Canal b5 iSL:
Chesapeake And Delaware Csna 10 Harrisburg Rai,
Nerth sine iesp Bsgh. !47a; Bank q pennsylvanis
cssh So 1000 do s21 $40 Ncrristown Railroad o. 96 III
lehgh Navigation, &2 90 Aeghany Coal Company i3i;
I2z SecsrdBSa,d- 90 United states I ils]4 10000
and Delaware Canal 6s. 81 s.4 72 do 49, n; So do 20
N 200 shares Reading Rsirosd sbwn. $sss Grard Life
and Trust "a II United States Bank 3 After Hoard
20 shares Lebish Navigation s9s 100 esdne Railroad
200 do 20 Sa 100 do s5wn. 81 900 de. b. 3d., do
zoo do 10. 100 do, $50 100 Long Island Railroad
BALrImoRE, May 21.-Stock Board-s5O0 Baltimore Ss
9? 10 shsree Union Bank 701 l00 York and Cumberland
Railroad 2 At the Board this day Maryland 6s closed
At 1881 bid Baltimore SIS 1890 l05 bid. los asked
sim9ss ard 81 Ohio Rsro.d Bonds ls7 s;t bid asked
shares bid 90 asAed York and Cumberland Railroad
y bid 2l ssked Baltimore and Susquchanna Railroad 90
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NJ ARITIME INTELLIGE NcE
Movements OF ocean steam
PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY %, 1852.

Cleared.
stesmshp VIM Penn, Marks, New ORLEANS, Lincoln X
Steamship Florida, Lyon, Savannah. I Mtchll.
Steamship Union Adams, Charleston, sroford, Tleston
Steamship Roanoke Parrish, Norfolk, &c, Ludsm Plea
SHIP Continent, Drummond. Liverpool 4 Tapscott
ship Herschei tHsm) Jacobs, Hamburg, Schmidt n
SHIP, W sewan SMALL St Stephens. NIB, Coolidge s.
sa sSss'F Vi Won s
Bark Swan (Br), Tunbrdge, St John, NIB, Grinnell MIN
Bark Elizabeth, Young Mobile, Stanton & Thompson.
Brig saxonye, Hutchnss. Havana. Crosby, Croker
r rn Is kfx s 2H' e john hss'S c' rsar
Erig Wsndercr tBr), Nichols. Bay Cbaeur, Mcdonald
gris Sarah, Griffin Norfolk. r P Buck Co.
Brig Swan Bray, Philadelphia, master
Brig Pennamauon Crockett, Phladephis, Brett, vosS
Brig samson; Wheeler, Mystic Eagle Hazard.
sehr Nora sDaE J larrSn Madeira, Reot Taylor
sshrIsaae Hughes. johnson. Ncwbern, Brtcman 4
shT xss4 oEs,9 Hsasa g. Mss gsds
SER N kGaa 1Sw5sn
ses cornelia, Iaplkner Boston, Dayton sFrague
ssFT ,h.s wiliis IN; Bsyd roftispS, master.
Steamer cygf New York Baxter Boston, Mailer Lord
Ss% Bst,S1 s ssynsar sao
SlCDB " III Bowen Kenny, Bristol
Slcop Frederick Brown, Gardner. Providence.
Slocp / Hawkins, Hawkins, Wareham.
Arrived.
Steamship southerpcr. Foster Charleston, 80 hours with
md;,e. to sf9nora Tiiesten 4 60. -, -.
ship R9seips (pht) Eldridge, Lvergo9l APRIL 10 With
y =, g a. Jon 81 g. NJ large island q ics
ith lat ~ ", Ion %, fourmasted propeller stand
ship Britannia tBr) Simpson. csrthagena. and 10 days
from Gibraltar with lead to order NAV L. lat 20 o. Ion
~ e ia with the wreck Of sehr Fanny Bourne (cfore
Bark Fleetwood Br) Deggrde Liysrpooi g days, with
mdse and $50 passengers 70 Maitland, Phelps CO.
and 2io PASSENGERS, to T De Wolfe.
Bark Cuba Sherwood Lisbon, - days with wine to John
Bark Aiexsndcr tFr) De5esse Rochelle II days. with
brandy to sesnette Has experienced heavy gales the
gsssssei split sails stove buiSark and received other
Bark Tempesoh toi Duchrort) Eusts Havana, I2 days
Bark Samson (Brl MURDOCH Port vendres 50 days. with
wine and lead 70 order March 81 lat 81 lon 2 So spoke
days out; no date lat 80 81 Ion 81 81 spoke Br ship Mi
nerya casLe from Jamaica for Bristol e. 10 days out all
Brig Arno tal, Ramo, Genoa, days, with marble, e
mons, and y passengers, 70 master. =
Tith molasses, honey Sc to Simpson nayhew Go. The
hss hsd very light winds and pleasant weather. May 81
s Is lon - SVspoke brig Form OF and from New York,
Brig Juliet lBr Hilton. St Jaso Cuba % days. with
Brig Percy tof WARREN Bunker, Trinidad Cuba April
a. With sugar 70 master May lat . 90 Ion IS 90 spoke
Brig osron Sof cspm9enl, rendstoR' zaiS tcuba) 80
Brig Condor, Small, Machias 10 days, with lumber TO
A HrIs Caroline white, White Addison days. with .psr
schr xImrs JOY lcf Hancock JOY Port an Prince, %
day. Wtth oosse and Josyeot & ReelsI Gsssss
bore, Nh, sdsys,. with coal, 70 Cock i smith.
sehr Amanda Clifford Ball. Jacksonvills ~. days with
sohr Foster CBr). Dovnty, Cumberland, Ms. codsys.
Seht May PtaTy S,ar'2a' h,s'aiitAi t9Ss
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Passenrars SaIIesl,

SOUTHAMPTON AND Enthusiastically Washington
Victor Mrs Victor Geo Victor Louis Victor, Victor,
Miss Hneeott ef NOT M%Sa Of For;Ss
servants Miss Triplet. Of do; chss Eomen Percy Of
sen. Of dol Tebins. lady and child. Louisville. Ky
Wiese and lady. Christian Koop and lady. Of NYork;
York; JHeymann. Of Bavaria; Gotlsb Of Germany; W
Becker, Milatovich, Laliemxna, Wilkins Jacoupy.
ofNYork; D Meincke. Augusta Ga Raymond and lady,
Madre Brans. California; II Kronning and lady. st
Louis; W Dckmann. lady and Child do; Picgaie ND.
Frances Crsut1naok. yacher nesufoit: Holling.
Helms NYork: Gerpott. Prussia; Bruening. EYork;
Wesselhoeft. Wessehoeft Brattleboro, VI; WesseL
hoeft Boston Funk and lady: IA Grimme and lady:
NYork; GriIlon. Coramna.
CHARLnsroN-SteamshipU non--L Mitchell MITCHELL,
Miss Mitchell d Clark Agnew. Sprague D. Silcox
BFHcKenzie. Jackson. Mr. Mathews Hoyie MARI;
Jordon. Could + Clark. Allen, Farrar-l2 in the
steeraEc. .
SAvANNAH-StcAmship Fiorda-H II Stotesbury, Jv
Clute. Cervean, Scarlet Mies Smith. W Wolf
O. Brien, E Ross Ames, Jr G Smith. w Habersham
Pentz, Mount, Jr. r lord. Smith, r Briggs
in the steerage.
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Passengers Arrived.

CnARLssToN-steamship southerner-Com Parker. UsN.
Lieut. Rutledge, USN, lopez. NV, Gen Lemery.
sw, and lady Mrs Edmondston, De villa Urrutic and
lady De UIrutic and lady Villa Urru.ic Mrs Rogers
Oracle Mr. and Mrs Graves Msstsr Graves. Miss Rmmtt
Risrs. Urrntc. w De Urrutic Joquin Polo. Fugeno
Polo. Gonzolsz Anral Larines, Caefer. earn.
Treers, A Buttcrworth, II Armeatus, Marguirc and
lady. Ch.s Mel n s0uthsrd, II Q Hedge and lady. d
CARrHAcENA-Ship Brtannia-hr Warning; Me- Kashan-
ski Hungary.
arine WEIGH Miss Ahmes Mise Lddy byron, of Lisbon.
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TeleUrauhlc ReuOrta.

New ORLEANs, May 2f--P NJ
The fales Of cotton for the day 5000 bales at an
advance Of fully quarter Of cent since the receipt Of
III Afrcas Strict to good middling quoted at
ga 9hc.. The weeks sales have been So 600 bales.
Rice sells Mt S425
New ORLEANS, May o. 1862
At to-day two thousand bales of cotton had been
sold, but prices irregular. Good midng brought
9&c and fair 11c Meas pork Ia dull SIT 10 SIT 25
Exchange-Sight half three fourths Discount.
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Board of Aldermen.


OF Assistant Aldcrmennon concuring with the report
of the Committee Streets of this Board passed April
last, to apnul the contract for the laying down Of
Perrines combination payement-was called up, whom,
Aid STuRTEyANT rose, and said he was entirely OPP
posed to the Perrinc pavement He considered per-
fcctly worthless and hoped the contract would DO
nuled The contract stipulated that he did not fulfil
the provisions of the he would $40
day that should clnpse tho st Of December until
the pavement should be fpishedthc LIST of December
being the time fixed for the completion Of the same
Now, the contractor commenced the work until
resolution passed this board prohibiting him taking
up the coble stones
Aid DENMAN advocated the report and commended that
the Perrine pavement not bad the Russ pave
ment because where ten horses killed tho former
there were thousand the latter He in favor of
permitting the laying down Of the pavement and Of
giving perrine q chance TO test it,
Alderman SMITH was opposed to the pavement and
hoped the work would be stopped If they going
to lay this pavement the streets. he said. would be
blocked mp for months and when completed would be
good for nothing.
Alderman BoycE moved reference to the Committee
ON Streets for the purpose Of having the matter invcst
gated
Alderman PEcS also in favor Of reference; while
Alderman FRANCIS, who considered the pavement com
picte failure, hoped that immediate action would
he taken by the Board
Alderman BARR also in favor OF reference and Of
giving Perrine fair chance TO try his pavement which
he considered to be good.
Alderman TrMANN wished to hayo the matter referred
Alderman SMITH opposed to the reference seeing
no necessity for such a course
WARD expressed himself in favor of annulling
the contract Perrinc failed comply with the pro-
visions of the
After some further remarks from Aldermen Barr Den
and Brisey. urging tho reference, the question
put. when the motion to refer carried by the follow
ing vote
Ahirmatiye-A Aldermen Oakley, Royce. Barr, Brsey
Francis. Tiemann, Denman. Peck-Total. &.
Negat,e--AldcImen Moore. Haley. sturtcvant, Tweed.
Smith. Ward. Cofnel-Total T.
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On Wednesday. May 10, at St. Patrcks Cathedral, by
the Rev Father Carwin Mr. HENRy JOHNSTON to JOANNA
D. O. DEL VEccHo daughter Of Charles Del vecchio Esq
On Wednesday evening May TO- by the Rev. s. Fitch
GEoRcE T. MfERs EsQ, to Miss MARY A. HARKER daIgh-
ter Of the late Daniel Harker all OF this city
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time the Stonngca boat start and rode the horss
rapidly to the wharf where no arrived Just as the plank
was being taken in which pu. back in order to al
low MN TO get On beard. He calculated he had got
gooo horse and VS. about with Mccoy shave
IN ,he hrst trade Mccoy not regarding this fair
business transaction sent on to this city and had Cogg
shah arrested for stealing horse he ia now or
ran awaiting his examination Saturday morning. Tho
son OF Mccoy take the horse home, but he
VIII have to wait til legal investigation takes place.
toegsha pretends Chat price agreed upon for the
horse before he tried him. but the who present
denies this At NIL events the game dies perac
and will probably prove dear q ade for Rhode Island
Spectator. 1t was probably " dead shave on both
sides,