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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
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~ srsr-. .nd copies Of the ch.rssr ana s,L..s
further 6 An I' sDfr ' fss Sss
NOTICE 70 the STOCKHOLDERS d he pH6.
~ Sx Sam s...fos,-r sssI. BAN S-~.yssA ysss =
neri saeh 81 S,ockboSsr, u sas
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-, fso sac 81 sSuss q sssrss nonS. ssch -
rHosAs rILEsroS, rr-s.s
CECOND-Ay RAILROAD COMPANY. An ias.TF.
~ q rwEsrY-FNf PER CENT On the s.osk q ne e.
cpSv RAcsd Company viii be required be psd hovnI5
Will SSs Ass q the once Of TIE Su ii ss..
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
sabsstSp o sso &c 81 Sven Per csn css.ssses 49,
the Illinois Central Railroad Company vii seeons sss rs,s,s
Aas~t 1855 By order Of the EAse",y' SosPl,',s,
rT'HE TRANSFER BOON OF the NEw-YObK
On The .a aSra. FasSAD SSSS
OFFicE ILLINOIS CsSrR.L RsIlSo,o Co
Ne~iork, kus IA lsst
$3O0OOOO u ao q per sss 20 r. 1:
Loan Railroad Company. allotted
on The DAY 1858 viii be payable TUESDAY, Tie
day of the Office OF the Company, No % Wk.
BY order Of the Executive CDmmitee
HMUTlUN.-Al persons are hereby cautioned sgrus
~ receiving Note made b, GEORGE DOU0aESrY Of Mutes
Newark favor Of BinDs Hslstesd NO D ys- Ns~~fsd
sS7 S. hearing data Jay s 1888 The note vas ban oot
which the skeT viii contest vii uos be pad
OIL QlA nlALlrILt MIAMI RAILROAD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

MUTlUN.-An persons are hereby cautioned sgaus
" receiving Note made b, GEORGE poUGHEtrY q Mnts
Newark IN Of BinDs Hsesd D. ID yst Nssiea
for sS7 bearing Ja p 1888 The note hvas o~u obt
in which the maker viii vii uos be paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

The following table shows the humber Of passengers
>.ssi,g TO and from Albany on the New-York Contra
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Total ...................ll,5s5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

Increase % cont
The receipts of tho Little Miami Railroad Company for
Me week .ndrs August a. 1883 81
ending Aug H. 0fo| 10
81 a, ,.nt or II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

nois Central Railroad Company allotted ah<rss
18th DAY June 1858 vii be payable on TUESDAY The
OF the Office OF the Company Nc. 80 Wk.
BY order Of the Executive Committee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-18

E SrRFFANoNI's OPERA TROUPE The cele.
bra,ed and very popular rinHG donna, signora
STEFFANoNI, accompanied by those well known
artists IF the Italian Opera, Sigrori TAFFANELLI,
AaNoLDI and NICHOLAS, and the handsome Ameii
can debutante, Signora EMMA BLANGINI have ar
rived in this city, and viii give their first perform.
ance at the Theatre, on Thursday night, the 18th
inst The performances viii be given in splendid
costu mes, and the programme viii include the
magnificent second act Of NORMA, and the tragic
and intensely mpassioned second act of LUcaEzrA
BoRGIA Besides these, the eAtertainm emit will be
enriched with some of the mos. exquisite pieces
selected from popular, sacred and Classical compo
sitiops. STEFgANoNI has a great reputation for
the expression and power with which she renders
the grand part OF Norma; and she 10 no less ia
nous for the great energy and fidelity of her La.
ersaia Borgia.
The attractions OF the programme, and the great
fame OF Ssetanoui, will no doubt draw q crowded
house On Thursday night The prices of admis-
sion will be 81, so cents and IS cents. Box office
will be open Thursday from 10 ill o'clock.
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On Tuesday morning, May 18th, at the residence
Of her father, On I'd street. MARY ANNE only
daua hter of Patrick and Anne Marion aged Is ears
and months. The friends and acq 1aiu,apces ii
the family are invited to attend her funeral this
"wednesday evening, at IL O'Clock, from the Caho.
tic Church.
Baltimore papers please copy
On Monday evening, the 10Th inst ,JOHsSTAGG
son of Mr. henry = Jones of this city. The friends
of the family are Respectfully invited to attend his
funeral to-day. at clock, from the residence Of
his father, on Franklin street, Church Hill
On the 18th instant, after protracted illness. a,
the residence Of Robert II Cump Mrs MARY
DOBSON, late reiict of Samuel Dobson, of New
Kent county, Va, in ner sixsieth year
CITY and Louisville papers please copy)
Ga the evening Of the 10Th inst in the county of
Henrco, WILLIAM BYRD CHAMBERLAYEE,
Esq, in the sixty ninth year of his age The de.
ceased was native of the county of King William,
In this State, and removed in early life to Henrico
For years he represented the latter county ia
the House of Delegates He was man of vleor
GUS intellect and considerable requirements As a
husband, father, master. neighbar and friend, he
had superior With marked popularity of
character he had many thinning virtues and bis 10
will long be deplored by numerous relatives and
frjnpas
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10 Our friend CAHILL does not forget US, Blu,
continues TO shower his favors down upon US with
liberal hand. We acknowledge net only some
of the finest vegetables of the season. but speci-
of excellent strawberries which attest his hor
ticutural skill. AS if this were not enough to
express to his kind consideration these presents
are covered up with flowers that shed the most
delicious perfume. We only wish that our locality
abounded in su Oh masters of the noble art of Hor
ticuture as friend Cahill. May he live a thousand
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observation-disclosures Nunnally, for assault
ing wiifuIIy Miss Adelaide KEEPER the 18th inst,
was on yesterday required to give security in the
sum of $500 to keep the peace and be of good
behavior. -
On Monday morning last Mr. James Williams
struck negro named Ned, in his employ, for using
nsolent language towards his wife, Mrs Williams,
Saturday last The negro Immediately jumped at
WilIiams, catching him by the coat and hurting
him with great force several feet, so that he fell
upon his back His Honor remarked upoa the i'm.
perative necessity of keeping up steaoy domestic
discipline with references 10 the action of negroes ia
private houses, and ordered Ned 80 ashes.
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reported for the Dispatch
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
RavrIMoRE Nav Ia

BALTIMORE, May 10.
The Convention re assembled this morning.
prayer by DR. G. K. Winstan.
Rev. Dr. Jeter moved the appointment of a
committee 10 consider the eXpediency Of chan.
sing the location OF the Board.
Mr.. J. G. Crane presented the report of the
committee on Finance. Read and adopted.
Judge Stocks presented the report Of the
committee on African Missions. 1t was an
able review of missionary operations in that
land, and closed with resolutions of thanks 10
God for the preservation of the life Of the Rev.
Mr. Bowen, the intrepid missionary explorer
in Central Africa, and expressive of dete-mi-
nation 10 prosecute the work o christian evan
gelization in Africa. Report and resolutions
adopted.
Rev. N. Nj. Crawford read the report of the
committee on plan of general cooperation in
Domestic Missions. Recommends the adop-
ton, by State Conventions, of such a system
OF union with the Domestic Board of the Con
yentlon, as may be best suited to the circum-
stasces of each. Adop ed.
A long end animated debate arose on pro-
position TO hold annual in lead of biennial
meetings IN future. The Convention resolved
to hold biennial meetings.
By request of the Convention, Rev. II. J.
Bowen gave an interesting account of his re.
searches in Central Africa, of the climate, pro.
".
racter of the people.
Professor Branily moved that DIR. Jeter lead
the devotions of the body 10 Offering thanks to
God for the preservation, amidst so many
dangers, OF the life and health Of the Rev. MIR.
Bowen Adopted.
Rev. J. Z. Graves presented the report of
the committee on Missions TO New Orleans
1t reconme Bds the erection of magnificent
church edfce in that city. and that the Con-
vention quest Rev. DIR. Fuller TO remove 10
New Orleans and take charge of a church to
be organized there.
The hour having arrived the Convention ad
Journed before acting upon The report.
The afternoon session was opened with
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Hume.
The following resolution adopted
"a hesofUed, That's committee Of FIVE be ap
po inied, to consider the subject of msmcriaii.
ENG the treaty making authorities OF the Uni.
ted STATES, tor The purpose of securing to
American Citizens in foreign lands, the same
religious liberty WHICH is accorded 10 all PEG.
pie IN this country.
Reports we're read and adopted, on distribu-
ton OF the Bible in foreign lands-Missions TO
the Chness of CaIiiornia-Bible operations
| ~ this country-new foreign ieids-new home
hetds-and rellgIo instruction of the blacks.
| IL was resolved TO hold the next meeting
90 sas me Convention at Montgomery, Ala, Nj ay
1890. Rev. Vim. Hooper, ID. ID. was seiee.e
" pteacn The Convention sermon-Rev. A. ID
Sears, his alternate
/ ihe report on New Orleans was made the
ORDER OF the day for Tomorrow al 10 o'clock
IL was resolved 10 continue the three Board,
at their present locations.
on motion, Adjourned TIL TO morrow.
The LATE CATAsTKoraE At Nos~AIx.-
Tucker, the engineer. was bailed on Frida,
iass, IN the sum OF $5000-s0me of the officer
OF The New Haven Company peing his bonds
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NICE PRESENT We received yesterday from
the fair of Miss Aliens school, delicious present
Of cakes aud ce-creau1, accompanied by superb
bouquet. We return our thanks most sincerely
and hope our young friends will meet with the suc
cess they we'll deserve The present was the
more acceptable from the extreme heat of the
weather
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sary witnesses.

ACCIDENT "A promising son of Mr. Smith, pro.
prietor of the saloon under Dad Fellows Hall, had
the misfortune On Sunday last to fall from a house
and break one Of his legs.
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CoNTINUED.-The CAGE of Mary Stubs, free
negress, charged with passing counterfeit G5 bill
upon Mrs Sarah Ann Norman, another free negress
for washing, Sunday morning last, was con-
tinued until to day owing to the absence of neces-
sary witnesses
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0PERATIc CoNcERT.-See a notice Of grand
operate concert Thursta night by signora STEF-
FANoNI aud Company Sgnora s. is one OF the
very frs. operate singers of the day, and is espe.
cially admired in Norma and Lucrezia Borsia--
the great characters which test the vocal power
and histrionic genius of the perf)rmsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-18

VI a III 81 WOOD HOUSE, Eagle
~ square.-New Books received by them.
Commentaries on the Laws OF the Ancient he,
brews; wi an Introductory Essay Civil Socie.
ty and Government, BY E Wines-l volume svo.
O. 50
The Genius and Mission of the Protestant EMS.
cJpai Church in the United States, by Kew Calvin
Cotton, LII D--1 vol, I2n 0, 81
Journal OF an African Cruiser comprising
Sketches OF the Canafies, the Cape de Verbs, Loe.
rla Madeira, Sierra, Leone and other places of in.
tersst on the West coast OF Africa, by Horatio
Bridge, Navy. Edited by Nathaniel Hawthorne
price 50 cents
Review of Spiritual Manifestations Read be.
tore the Congregational Ass citations of New York
and Brooklyn, by Charles Beecher-25 cts
Confession of Christ, by Rev w m FL Lewis, D D,
Rector OF the Church of Holy Trinity, Brooklyn,
N Y-37xc
Biographical ans Critical Dictionary of Pain.
tiers, Engravers, Sculptors and Architects from
Ancient to Modern Times: with the Mon grams
CypheTs and Marks used by distinguished Artists to
Certify their books, by Spooner, "A B, MD-S7
Shepherds Call to the Lambs of his Flock BY
Rev w Botton-50 cents
Sequel to nj .mna's Bible Lessons-5O cts
my IL
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MARRspn

In Baltimore on tbs l6.h list. Rev. N sWEE-
NEY, of Richmond, We, TO MARGAaET ~, sec.
ond daughter of the late William Lyford, of Bal
tiunra
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e Particular attention il called to 6 sale of
valuable Real Estate on Venable and Darlington
streets and vicinity See advertisement under auc-
ton head
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PoIificaI-s.The WAY Tsex n.rx

Poiineai-''The Way They Do IT Na
a.aays. Some etsht or ten men of ! v,a;,sns'
COMMITTEE get together and unite ia caas Ta.'
MeeIing 10 nominate candidates; having nSsria.,",
nxeo upon the man Or men to be brongb. 10y
the intended nominating meeting th-y az oa1s
from the committee meeting and each t-sva~ sas
the town urging such may bs fsyorsb,s - -
friend, to attend; when there thu Chsirmsn ars s
Secretary duly provided, take their places ""1
Some one with a resolution cut ard ar;ad H..
and s0on1Es that every man pledges himself ~
port the nominee, whoever he unay be- p. ,hns ~
trapped, the few in attendance VIII know na,h;"r
OF the "modas operandi," find themselves In .Lss
position OF poor man at iroic but If tkea, a.. =
word OF complaint, or any of the party onI Of H.
meeting should express the slightest o5iscon 10 ,E
nominees, they are forthwith denounced a. nt,s~,.
destitute of fidelity to the party, traitors. &c ~
lhsis the game lately played in this city Tn. i'm
portance Of holding conventions to nouninata =
President or member of Congress, By seoding nal
egates TO represent their Constituency is adni,,ad
because of the extent of ter ritory over which ~
are scattered, but by means il 1t indisaen -
small city, where daily communication i nrsct.
cable. Away with the system of wire work jos.
nay, dic,aion ii moi put Down, its direful conss'
quences will be regretted by every
my l6--it* FREEMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-18

Us DISTRICT CouRr.-Before Judge Haly bur.
ton On Tuesday. the 10th instant, seven sailors
James Osborne, Whiskey Joe, Berry Mcintyre,
Wesley Vaughn, James Woods, James Nugent and
Thomas Burns, were, as we have already stated
tried for mutnous e3nduct on the high seas on
board the ship Harriet Augusta, of which Isaac c
Trott was Captain, on the 23d of March last and
convicted, Yesterday morning motion for a new
trial made by the counsel for the accused, Mr. E
Cannon, was ably argued by Mr. and Mr. Gregory,
Attorney for the United States. The Court set
aside the verdict OF the jury given on the 0h inst
the ground tina. ii contrary to the evidence,
and that the c9nTietion was wrong under that sec
ton of the &C: OF Congress under which the &C
cused were indicted A new trial was granted and
at o'clock it com menced upon the second iadics
ment tor misdemeanor
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as~ ROPER 81 MURRAY, UNuEK.
S>--A TAKERS, Governor street, between
Main and franklin fe 2S-ly
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Vale HiNArI0ss.

- Ofh Nay
For Congress.
CLAf ion v COLEMAN, OF Louisa Coun.v
Board Of Public Works. '''
SAMUEL PRICE. OF Greenbriar cour,r
State Senate.
OLIVER P. BALDWIN.
House Of Delegates.
JOS X. ANDERSON.
II. K. ELLYsON.
las. A. CoWARDIa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-18

From NoawALx The "wreck 4 matter"
ut Norwalk was on Friday collected INFO
pile, and consumed Nth fire bv order of the
company-leaying ma sssilge OF the late ca.
lamiiy. The engine sas lifted out oil the mud
and placed upon ihe lack, by powerful steam
derrick brought from New York. The engine
Was but iil.ie broken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-18

- Public Dia1A ion.-fhere viii be a
henrico. this day. Wednesday, Is May, 10 sase
place at 2 O'Clock. Dir Washington Thomss will
represent Col Coleman On the secession should be
be ahsent. The candidates for Congress and the
Legislature of both parties are expected 70 be pre-
sent my le-H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-18

~ A Card.-Having been informed from .
respectable source that mauy oil my friends In Jei
ferson Ward intend presenting my name 10 con
neclion with the City Candidates for the Lesisia
ure,I beg they win not do 50, - u 10 not my de-
sire 10. produce di.cord ia the Wing ranks ! ap
preciai the KIND feelings OF my friends but decline
the contest.
my l6-lss X. ID. SAkXAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-18

L ATTEN TiON w 81 INxa 4 d N
III GUARD.-Attend a meeting OF your Company
III I his Evening, at III O'Clock, In Military
d He'll (Old Market)
B--A iaI! meeting Is earnestly desired.
By order of the Captain
nv ls-lt AC GARY n 8
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IHE LATE CATAsThopHE AT NoRwALK.-
fucker, The engineer, was bailed on Friday
last, IN the sum OF $5000-some Of the Off GERS
OF the New Haven Company oeing his bonds
men. he suffers still very severely from his
Injuries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-18

GECUSD SUPPLY uE Nav RETAIL.
y lag sUaMER GooDS.-By the last steamer.
we have
New and beautiful Bereges and Tissues
Foalard Silks, Challies, &C
BeTege De LANES and Chally Berege
Resnliful PaFis q CANDIES ana Lawns
French Can6rics, Brilian,es aad Bassistes
Further supplies OF Collars, sleeves, &c
Priats and Giaghams In great variety
Elegant Embroidered skirs aud Cor dad Skirts
Fans. Parassls. DC
Gentemens', Boys and servants' Goods In varie y
We invite the attention Of the public, with tns
assurance that newer. pretti.r or cheaper G9ods
can be shown nowhere. We 0ffsr Great Bargains
Ia Goods OF Old style
my l6-d3; THoS n PRICE CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-18

L<RhE PAPERS LOST,-Un Broad street
L. or near Brook Avenue. a new leather Pocket
Book containing my Free Papers. The finder
will De literally rewarded By leaving them az this
Office LUCRETIA LOCUST
nv 1877 free woman of color
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OMOkED BEEF AND BEEF TON1UEs

NWUhED BEEF AND BEEF TUNuUES
~ Just received, nice let OF Smoked Beef and
Beet Tongues.
Another supply of Austn's Patent Ice cream
Freezers, OF assorted sizes, the best now in use
Through 10 six minutes
Also, fresh supply of McClung' family Flour,
and scotsyiile extra superfne, something very gu.
perior and for sale by T. w. TURPIa,
my Is Main, between 7th aud 9Th sts
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Baptist sunday .chooI Tonye

- 49, bHptIst SuHuay School COnVen.
0~~lA tiOn.-The meeiin. of the Baptist Sur
day School Convention. to be held in this city,
commencing Thursday, the 18th instant, will be
On the first day as follows ON Thursday morn
ing, at 10 c'cock, at the LIST Baptist Church in
the afternoon, at 4 O'Clock, at the I'd Baptist
Church; at night at O'Clock, at the Grace street
Baptist Church Ailthe Sunday Schools connected
with the Baptist Churches of this city are requested
to De present at the meeting in the afternoon at the
u Hautlst Cnurch. lS--2th
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n NOT TO BE SURPASSED
5ESThe assortment of Newspap ers :,
Niasazines, Cheap Publications., song
RoaAs, Toy B00Is, Prfnts, Frames, rta-
tt0nery &C, always On hand st the Cheap Pub
lcation d pit, opposite the American Hotel, is not
to ue surpassed by any in the city. Call and see
for yourselves. l.. l.. SMITH,
Agent for all the Northern Daily and
nv l2-6t Weekly Newspapers
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vJAMEs e. HEATH, Csmmissiener
In Chancery, Circuit Court Of the cisy OF Rich
mond.
N Office 70. the present. atshe Virginia House.
ap 26-lmi
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n~ The Exchange Hstei Bathing
ESROoms having been refted, improved
aud pat in complete order, are Low open for the
patronage OF the public nv 3-im
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Al ATTENTION IL. l.. 4. BLUES.-At-
q tend meeting of your Company at Lafayette
iii iHall, This Evening, at O'Clock. A iuil at
~ tendance Is requiIei
By oroer of the Captain.
nv la ] II FREEMAN Is
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n% Public Meeting.-A meeting Of the
49, citizens of Richmond will be held in the
.lsy nall on Thursday Evening Next, at 8
O'Clock, tor the purpose of selecting Delegates to
represent this city in the Commercial Convention
which will assemble at Memphis, in Tennessee, on
tt first Monday in June next NH Is-lt<
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RusAwAY-Abnut three O'Clock yesterday AFTER
noon one of MAYORS omniouses stood ior ie"
minutes at the corner of Broad and 9th Streets Tor
the purpose of receiving passengers One came
and while the driver with his aid was endeavoring
to D ace a trunk on the top of the omnibus the
Trunk sinned. the driver followed, and both fell
upon the horses and rolled upon the ground
The horses, not relishing such unexpected
additions to their burdens in the heat OF the
4 ~, started off down 9th street at full speed
and at the corner of Main street came to sudden
halt against tree, cspsising the omnibus split
some fourpences from the cash box, and the driver
from his 8 at There being no passengers we are
pleased to state that no ca.uaty attended the run
ming off the track, or sruash.ap.
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FREEMAN.

en- EWAR D.-Lost, on hsoadsy evsc7a--
QIU Gold Watch, No 2l,229 James "a
wares, Liverpool, maker 1t ia believed ,hat tbi.
Watch was lost short distance below Ricbaoos5
reward OF ten dollars viii be paid to any person
.eaxIng ~ az InIs Cmse my le-lt*
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aLIhSiriaArE cHtLnaES. The following
scs mas been recently passed and approved in
Massachusetts ''1 ~
When, AFTER TIE higah of an i,le,,,;m.,.
child, his parents have iniermarried Or az, i,
intermarrs, and his latter has acknowle.,ssa
or shall, after the sasrriage, ackno~ ledge him
a. his child, such child shall be considered a,
legitimate TO all iEtsnis and purposes.
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49, Pies and Milk Fruit Pies Of dif-
~ ferent kinds, with rich and cool Milk
Aiso, ORA" berries ard Mils can De had every day
at ADAM 81 cos Saloon, No l44 Main street, a
lew doors below the Exchange Bank my IL
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Z ga JEWELRY, JEWELRY, dc,

W~-ssH Nc.,at
EDWARD KERSEY'S, No 4 Main street.
Sign OF the Big Watch.
Just received, a splendid assortment Of Watches,
Jewelry, Fancy Articles DC, &c Having pur.
chased Ky entire STOCK for cash. enables me to sell
at 10 per cent. cheaper than any other house In
ibis city. AL | request, is a Call from my friends
and the public in general, and examine for your.
selves.
Eg Repairing done cheap and neat with dis.
paIcn. EDWARD KERSEY,
No4 Main street, Sign of the Big Watch
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62Sthe subscriber, on the 10th instant Bay
nOrse, about nine years old, with white hair on
mis- rump and tail, cut by tine cart liberal re
ward will be- paid for bis delivery at the corner OF
5.h and Marshall streets, or any information thank
fully oceved. JAS ELLEii.
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