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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-19
NEW FIRM.

- MEssRS. CAYwooD, CoNKLIN & CO.,
ES having purchased the entire stock ofStoves Tin,
sS Copper and Sheet Iron ware Of T, G.. Cuibert:
csS Wheeling and vicinity that they viii carry
lhe business of manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
iron Ware, of which they have constantly land good
assortment Wholesale and Retail; very cash;
aiI persons wishing TO purchase, would do well TO call ami
Bland heretofore occupied by T. G. Culbertson. 5a
Particular attention paid 10 repairing. 5. -..-
Wheeling, Aug. 81, -CAYWOOD, CONKLIN d co
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New Patent. Premium
SAFETY GAS LAW E1S,
Patent Phosgcne GAS,

y H.utcHt EHOsScHe3 x'u"'
FOR BU RN,1NG In TILE SAME.
This Lamp fOrPrOducing portable Light, is confidently
tTeconHended as superior TO other 1tolu f7t
rlE Hits produced by the burning of aerirorm
IL Gas, which is emitted in beautiful jets from small per-
loTations in Pntina. Fu ,.. - llt s!.l.. s.
Tie Gas is generated it is used by the heat ofs
combustion acting burner connected with the Liquid
III the Lamp Thus IL is perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning acriform Gas.
Its construction is such, that all possibility of accident
from its is entirely removed; and the great simplicity
ITS renders itiess liable get out tap
any other kind Lamp. requires cleaning trim.
ming do the Oil and Canpee Lamps, and burns equally
we either with glass globe shade and per
fectly free from smoke or odor. -sl2s
Theopinions ofthe scientific may be learned from the fae
that at the Annual American Institute 1916
SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor, and Il
ploa TO the at the same
ed the REST LIGHT exhi TO the Institute.
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
ss,t3tsf - ]. X iDUNHAAi & co. .ssSzg,s. h
r. No.2SMonroe st, near the Post office !
selr17 @-It ~ = e Wheeling, Va
tNoR SALE.- fine horse. years old Also-one work
-L horse. an21 SLAVERY.
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Take Notice

DY section 10 the Ordinance the city of Wheel
ID ing in relation TO the appointment and uties
OF Sanitary ommittces and Board of Health of the city
OF Wheeling it is enacted:
'sThat it shall be unlawful for any person, without
mission from the council Board Health, any thr,
members thereof to bring to be brought or to ala
assist in bringing within h!H city, having the
small pox OF Asatic cholera other disease the IN:
PRODUCTION OF which shall be prohibited by order OF
Board of helh, (notice of such order having been
given by adjudication thereof in newspaper printed IN
this unless such person shall use all possible care
diligence to prevent any communication with the DIS
eased except by physicians and and Shall
him her practicable, beyond the lin.
its the city. Every offending against the provi
sons this section shall forfeit pay TO the city not
less fry than five hundred dollars for eye
BY s arSsr Of the SANITARY Of the sna
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TODD r. OEVOi

y OD Z Y Z :
AT TIE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,
Sign Of the Black Mammoth Boot, South E,ld of
z. Market Square,
RE now opening unusually large stock of Fall aud
IA Winter Roots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, selected with
OF and New England expressly Whole
others who may with CALI we can offer you goods
which guarantee equal in quality OF material and work
masip q those manufactured in this part the
UEitcd States. 20 tf-s I1l lt4s TODD & DEVOL.
Whaeling, Sep 81, 1852. - r4f. If &c
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w IN. IL insh n M
Shirt Manufacturer,
NEW BRITAIN.

CONNECTICUT.
II AS appointed a. NJ Adams agent for the of his
i shirts at Factory prices Merchants, cothers, aud
others who desrOus OF buying shirts of the hest and
cheapest make in the United States will call at Il NJ. Id
ans clothing store where they will find full assortment
S-nDE- wi.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

&C MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA.
THE SuBsCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
tenating the erection OF Steam works, he wou invite
the attention ofArchcc:s Builders, and the public in gen.
craI the inspection of his stock, consisting OF ltaa
Egytan Sienna and other Marbles of the finest
qualities which be sold lower than other
Inent in the west. H-- ar.l aaf.
Dealers would find it to their advantage to inspect Ills
stock before purchasing elsewhere. aaH
His work is done in the most elaborate style, and lie
would invite the attention OF purchasers to examine his
Statuary other carved work. Monuments Gen.
oaps Tombs, Head and foot stones &c, and Grave yard
work in every variety; being enabled by his superior acl
tiles supply this considerable lower prices
any other establishment in the country
E Please give call and examine my work
d. L1 T7Ef5.tElll EI.. MICHAELlJ. ROHAN, ~.
Marble Mason and Vault builder.
uc1sAlso Calcned Plaster Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind soics warranted
OF tile lowest traNe prices :, - y. d.
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WHEELING.
sPIsINe: OF fS53
VIM. T. SELBY.
WHOT.Ec ATE 1HAT-

WHOLESALE DEALER IN
M ,,5 mTsisn mes q Domestic Dry Goods,
NO. III NAM ST., West side, bett1een Monroe ann
Union SIS
Wheeling, Va,
NOW in receipt OF mis- Spring stock or Dry Goohs
sna N%rGnj direct from importers Manuiact
Eoous adapted to the trade this section as can be foun
IN my % hou e. Eas or Vest to which respectfully
invite Tie attention OF retail dealers; consisting OF
DRESS GOODS.
In black silks, alpacns, pOplns lawns de laues
nams ETC. with very large stock prints Of lie best
othcr m Ais9 69nnets ribbons, Innings, and
MEMS WEAR.
In cloths, cossimers sattinctts, nerino cassime,cs
Jeans weeds, and summer cloths; aso Cottonades Dc
MS blue dills brown linens linen drills, nankcens and
other such goods, very desirable assortment Also
mem and boys palm hats Leghorn Cant hats soil
WOOL brash hats ctc with full stock OF linen and cot
ton baggg seamless bags, buraps, table Diapers crash
drilss, icRings, checks, shirtng stripes etc brown
and bleoched muslns; with good stock or white goods
in the o
NOTION LINE.
tons, hosiery, gloves, combs etc. in all their variety
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed, as well in
quality and style, as in prices.
mares w. T. SELBY
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Spring and Summer Clothing
cTrSr1EHd 3TrEa nTarc1,, ,,,t Tla;1or

STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor,
A NNoUNCEs his old friends and customers and the
n public generally that having re commenced business
he is receiving at his Store Room in the SFIII
HOUSE, IVate~ Sir .i splendid assortment OF CLOTHS
OF cvey color, quality, and variety Plain and fancy
CASSLMERES; Silk, Satin, and all kinds of TESITNGS,
&c. recently selected by himself in the Eastern cities,
suitable for the sPing and Summer, and which he will
up order at the shortest notice, in the
manner, and attest style, His fancy Department.
embraces Shirts every kind Collars; Cravas, Hand
kcrchieJs, Gloves. Undershrts Drawers Stockings
every article kept in Gentlemen's general furnishing
Store you the best fl ont in the ti call at "Head
Quarters,'' South room .SF2IGG HOUSE. Water Street.
mn 1;1-tf
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KELLS s. CAJDWEI,

(succEssoRs TO JAS. PAuLL & COY
Importers ana Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
vi cticincs, Chem ic-lls, Paints, Oils, &c.
No. SO. UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
TAVlNG purchased the entire stock fixtures chemical
Ill apparatus, &c, tile firm James PAUL. would
respectfully solicit the patronage dealers and tho public
generally. All goods warranted.
In retiring from tic Drug business take pleasure in
recommending 70 favorable considerable successors
Mcssrs kells ~ Caldwell, and have hesitation in saying
that Goler Customers and dealers generally will
ccve that attention and accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large share OF patronage
JAS, PAuT.L& co.
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HasASy xnssresting fron Albany.
THE CITY cHARTER BILL AMENDED BY THE SENATE
THE JONES' PARK BILL DEFEATED-rHK STATE
CONVENTIONAL AhRNDAENTs, ETC.
TIcAI CORRESPONDENCE THE NEW YORK HERALD.
FIG.r Albany, April e-loP.M.
The bill amending the New York city charter was
smsnded in the Senate this evening at O'Clock by stri
king out the section making the Mayor one Of the Cover
nors of the Aims House. and the sections relating the
four municipal Judges The time for voting upon tho
charter was altered from August to June. Upon this
latter amendment there win be strife In the House on
Monday
The new Jones Wood Park has been eectualy disposed
Of This morning Mr. Beekman called up the bill from
the Assembly, and desired immediate action thereon
Senator's Newcomb and McMurray agreed with him. but
Mr. Morgan opposed and it laid aside. This kills it
for the session.
Two Anti Rent bills were defeated today-one to stay
income Of landlords.
re, olu,on was unanimously adopted in the House, to
adjourn on Wednesday, the 18th instant.
The committee of the House having the amendment of
the constitution from the Senate charge have been
aborng all day and will continue to morrow in agree
ing upon q report TO be presented Monday morning.
The delay has been occaoned in endeavorDg to hit upon
some acceptable plan.
Senator Pierce has been absent from his some
days account of illness. 1t is thought he viii be
BLEED TO resume his duties during the session.
The New York Police bill passed. the Senate having
previously been adopted by the House, substantially
published in the papers.
The bill to consolidate the public and ward schools Of
the city Of New York. occupied most Of the afternoon in
the House Mr. D. B. Taylor strongly opposed the bill,
II Is audiby whispered that the Governor will call
extra session Of the Senate Immediately after the ad
jourpment to take into consideration executive business
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NEY MARK E II.


The market opened pretty firm this morning, but be-
came slightly depressed before the close At the first
board Nicaragua Transit advanced per cent; Morris
Canal, 4; New Jerey Zinc, ~ Erie Railroad u; Nor
wch and Worcester y Hudson River Railroad u. Phoenix
declined u per cent; Florence and Keyport, " Cumber
land, n; Harlem, H. At the second board the market
weak and closed heavy. Cumberland fell off x;per
cent; Erie Railroad "a Norwich and Worcester. u: Read
lug Railroad, r. Hudson River Railroad went up per
cent, with large sales.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
this port to day, amounted TO SOL o5s o. payments
s276, sS1 S8-balance, SO, IA, 464 IL.
The steamship Franklin for Havre to-day carried out
$197, 1852 SO in specie
The Steamship Europa, at this port from Liverpool,
brings three days Later intelligence from all parts of Eu
rore The news not important or in teresting but
commercial point of view slightly unfavorable. Quota
tions for cotton fraction lower and the market
dull Breadstus and provisions in better demand
without variation in prices. In financial affairs wo have
change to report Consols had fuctuated good DEAL
but closed at previous quotations
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(tfv ypfeIIaOeuce.

FIrE.-About three O'Clock yesterday morning a FIRE
broke out in the building 1856 Church street The
police gave the alarm and in a few minutes it
sponded to by the fire department. who, in large
bers quickly repaired TO the spot The roof and upper
stories were however, notwithstanding their exertons
destroyed together with the contents.
ACCIDENT About a O'Clock last Friday night
named Hunterton residing in the basement the
No &c Eighth while in ft OF delirium tremens
up stairs and frightened tine inmates that one Of
them named Mrs. Pope jumped out Of a second story
window TO the sidewalk injuring herself severely II
was with the greatest difficulty that the police Of the
Sixteenth ward could prevent her daughters from
following the example Of their mother.
COLLISION on THE NORTH RIVER. The screw steamer
Andes from Liverpool vim Boston for this port run in
10 the Golden one of the Jersy City ferry boats last
night. damaging one Of her wheel hou es and injurug
ber other,isp
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Maxane Affair.


rm U. e. N. STEAMSHIP FRAxnlu, Capt wotton LEFT at
II O'Clock yesterday for Hsvra, via Southampton with
Ill passengers.
TIE STEAMSHIP SourmRsR arrived yesterday morning
from Charleston We indebted to the purser for the
Charleston Courier and other Southern papers from that
s6ace.
Ar7K1PT At MUI1SY ON BOARD AN AUSTRALIAN SHP.-The
following is letter from passenger in the ship Glance
which left this port for Australia the 2sh Of December
last giving the particulars Of attempt Of one or two
Of the to mutny, which, however, was promptly
suppressed:-
NEAR ST. PAULs, Feb 4, 1853.
We have just had small touch Of muiny; but thanks
to strong arms and good hearts, all Is peaceabe
! have just been relieved from my watch over the
prisoners, but you must not think have had anything
70 do In quelliDg the mutiny will give you the psrcu
lars Of the affair On crossing the line the captain gave
strict orders that there should be given to the
sailors. At midnight, the sailors deck drunk
as they could be, and demanded money liquor from
the passengers Of whom resisted owing the
prompt taken by Capt Taylor and the orderly
conduct Of the the sailors retired to the fore
castle
On Monday, the Sd of February, the head mutineer
came to take his turn 1T the helm, and began abuse
the captain He did this outrageousy that Capt Tay
Tor ordered him TO be placed in irons. Toe man then
drew knife and required three of the strongest men
in the ship to him and place the irons upon him.
We ascertaned that there four OF the state
of mutiuy, and these all Ioned. Two Of them
threatened the life Of the captain.
Placed in this condition short handed but for
tunatey, have three captains board who lend
their aid never In company with three men with
whom pleased. They immediately volunteered
to assist to carry the ship into port and most Of the pas
have otter ed their services 10 stand guard &c:
The captain intends to put into Pernambuco, where he
intends to ship Capt. Taylor deserves great
p, aiss for his cool and excellent conduct.
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Paper Hangings ,-Francis Pares ~ Co., No.
Chambers street next door but to stewards
decorative French paper which they
offer Mt wholesale and retail at very low prices sklfu
workmen are employed to hang the papers &C.
Leokmg.Glass Warehouss-Is53-L Looking.
glasses at reduced prices-RICHARDs KINGsLAND, No
s No.
Wilder's Patent saIamander Safes, with
y Of the mangtastuIers STEARNs MARVIN lag Water
segars The Undersigned, through his
brands Of segars which he offers TO the trade at low
;ssRy
To the Travelling COMMUNICATIONS
X in TIE Upfa sa
diuretc ntdypeptc and invigcrating cordial especially
e al 5ssnS or ry In 9
Of those arrangements of the stomach and bowels produced
s n 8 ]
superior efeasy Of tho aromatic sohs
sr ~: "sy %aay
reetifeaon be obtained either in Amercan fors
iHr 70 LIS factory Il any medeated not
z the s but eG s.rr2
extract is distilled and recthed with its spurious sol
aaycr and aroma altogether transoendent IN ts cordial
and medicinal properties to any Holland gin heretofore
The Aromatic schedam sohnapps be obtained
containing each two dozen bottles either quarts nt
cordng order The bottles neatly labelled wrap
ped each bears the fac simo the proprictors sigma
ture without which the article b unquesonabc spurious
Fer sale hy tie principal druggists and in this
city and throughout the United States.
UDoLPio WOLFE, Importer, p Beayerst.
Prescott House Hair Cutting md Bathing
establishment corner Of broadway and Spring street We
would ad Use gu who value their personal appearance and
tho uxuros Of latlng TO visit to-day the sa
looms paraecd for taste ncatnee and order with every
Improvement which science suggest or genius deVe
ofGIFTIN 4 co. Remember the address,
Hair Dye md Hair Preservntive : Crfstadoro
In Offering to tho public these two valuable preparions
reraneen that ia no instance thero she'll be failure.
Tie dive as IL by magic changes in an instant Che most
az harsh hair 10 beautiful black or brown tint
CLOSES kens and invtgorates its
roots and haments Both Sold and the dye privately APP
uIied at CRISTADOR0'S, No. Astor House.
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Rev. Bishop James viii preach to-day, forenoon in
the Ninth street Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev S.
Foster will preach in the afternoon. collection will
be taken for the purpose Of reducing the debt of the
church.
discourse Sunday recreatons win be deli ,ered by
Rev. F. Hatfield, d D., In the Seventh Presby terrain
Church. of Broome and Ridge Streets this evening
BISHOP wAINwRIGHT's APPOINTMENTS FOR THE
WEEK.
To-day, in the forenoon, at St Pauls Church in this
city; afternoon, at Christ Church, evening" at St.
Thomas.
Tuesday forenoon, at St. Andrews Church, Richmond;
afternoon, at st Luke's, Rossville.
Wednesday, forenoon, at Trinity Church, Facoryvile
afternoon, at st. Mary's, ElLottville.
Thursday, forenoon, at Christ Church. New Brighton;
afternoon, at st. Johns Clifton.
Friday, forenoon, at st. Pauls Church. Castleton.
Saturday, forenoon, the Bishop win oiRciate at the
conservation Of Calvary Church, Williamsburg.
INSTALLATIONS.
The Rev. f. Simpson was installed as pastor of the
Reformed Dutch Church of Castleton, New York, on
Tuesday the 22d ult.
Rev. Dr. Cleveland will be installed pastor of the First
Congregational Church in Northampton, Wednesday,
the Goth inst.
The installation Of Rev. Rufus Ellis pastor Of FIRST
Church. in Boston, il appointed for the first Wednesday
In May next.
ORDINATIONS.
Mr.. John Roberts ordained to the ministry at
Drumpordville, G. w. on the LIST Of March.
Mr. James W. Grant has been ordained to the work of
the Gospel by council held at Schuyerville, N. Y
On Tuesday, the 18th ult., Mr.. A. B. Maxwell
dained the rresbyery of Port Wayne and installed
pastor of Cedar Creek church, Indiana.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSON AL.


INFORMATION WANTED--oF GEORGE SANDERS,
who left Altoona, In ISIS ms apprentice board the
American ship Romulus, belonging to Norfolk, Virginia,
Captain Scburgh then bound from HAMBURG Altoona
70 New York Since then nothing has been heard Of him
by his family, who would suitably reward reliable
formation to his fate Please address Edward Beoh
Danish Consul, 60 West street, New York. 5000
IMPORTATION WANTED IF ANY PERSONS WHO
Il were In stage OF the Phoenix line, which
man in Eighth avenue, Twenty fourth s3ro Mon.
day morning the fth inst about eight o'clock will call on
the subscribers at their Office they will be suitably
TRAVIS Il NELSON, 10 Wall street.
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Dersnaai IutelIeOeuce.

Among the arrivals yesterday at the Metropolitan
Hotel were Hon D. A. Noble, NJ. c., Michigan; Major b
Beale u. s. Army; Hon. WIN. Van Voorhs Surveyor Of
the Port Of San Franchises Hon. ~ g. King, Washington
Col Murray British Army DR.. Brdsal, Superintendent
Of the Mint San Francisco Mrs. VIM NJ Gwin, lady OF
Senator Gwin, California.
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NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA Advices from Melbourne TO the
18th of January received On the sth Of that month
20 COZ Of gold reached that The groceries
received BY the bark Kepler from NewYork wereGrm at
the following quotations Hens, Is. pc. 10. butter
Is 211d; lemon syrup, 22s Cd per dozen half slon
pickles. 81 Cd per dozen; sauces, Is. 13s per DOZEN
vinegar 10d per gallon.
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THE THEATREs.-we refer readers TO the advertising
columns for the particulars Of the amusemens
ced for evening" at the respective theatres and
other places Of entertainment.
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Assembly.
ALBANY, April 9, 1858.

Assembly.
ALBANY, Aprile 1853.
LIQUOR BILL
The House refused BY vote Of ayes Al to nays So to
RESOLVED 10 ADJOURN ON WEDNESDAY.
Tie concurrent resolution fixing the time Of fna ad
jourDment for Wednesday next, at four o'clock was
adopted
BILLS PASSED.
To exempt the United States Assay Office in New York
from taxation.
To amend the act authorize banking business This
relates to the circulation of bank bills.
An act in relation to tolls plank roads.
An act fer the relief Of Peter Cagger.
To amend the charter of Dansville.
To allow Rome to subscribe to the capital stock Of the
Rome and Black River railroad
To make Silver Creek separate road district
FILLS REcONsIDERKD AND PASSED.
To increase the salaries of the State Prison keepers and
guards
Fixing the compensation of justices in criminal cases
ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
Relative 10 railroad in Division avenue, Brooklyn.
Relative the education Of common school teachers
To secure economy in the expenditures the canals
To stay proceedings in certain cases.
' AFTERNOON SESSION.
Assist NEGROES IN REACHING LIBERIA.
Mr. MILLER moved that the bill to aid emigrants Of color
be put forward. Objected TO-
Mr. WEEKS moved to commit the sode to Amasa j.
and report to the next legislature Laid on the table
TIE NIAGARA FALLS SHIP CANAL.
The bill to incorporate the Niagara Falls Ship Canal
Company referred to the men bers from st Lawrence
and Jefferson to report complete.
NEW YORK COMMON SCHOOLS.
The bill relative to common schools in New York was
taken up.
Mr.. D. B. TAYLOR said the bill would breed dssensons
between Catholics and Pedestrians, doing great injustice
to tire former
Messrs W. TAYLOR and J. RosE insisted that the bin
Just the demanded for the welfare Of New York
schools.
Mr. SHAW said that the managers of the school fund
a,ked for this law. II not obnoxious the charge
of unfriendlness 10 the Catholics If they not in
IF had hat
should be educated without the of those who
have found home among through our hospitality
The House would confer favor New York by restoring
the bill TO its original form and passing il.
The bill re committed, with instr uctons to report
1t in its original form.
THE CANAL EXPENDITURES.
Mr. LOOMS moved to consider the vote rejecting
the Canal Expenditure billiard the motion to reconsider
was laid on the tabre.
The NEW YORK LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY.
The bill to amend the charter of the New York Life and
Trust Company was passed Adjourned
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The powder mill OF Mr.. Garesche Wilmington,
Ie exploded the evening Of the Sth inst. Mr. Con
rad the engineer, killed All the other hands had
fortunately lust left work
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VISIT FROM THE SIAMEsE TWINS Chang and
Eng, the well known Siamese twins, visited
our Office yesterday. They desired to see our
fast presses in operation. They were delighted
and astonished. Chang and Eng are now forty
twoy years of age, and have large families grow
ing up under their care. One has six and the
other five children. Two of the children are
with their parents. The party left in the after
noon boat for Boston, where they will make
their appearance in public tomorrow evening.
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BALTIMORE, April y 1853.
The Falrore and Ohio Railroad re 'eipts durng last
month we're 500 600 being an rcrea Of si4o 900
the receipts o, the preceding month and $4,000 over
the ondipe month Of last year 1t IL anticipated
that the yccps Of the present month WIZ DO over Soo
COO
We hive no mail to night south Of Wilmington