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Tcorespondence Of the Baltimore Americanl
80 81 PurIAprLPHIA. Feb. Is.

TCorrespondence Of the Baltimore American
sssf asss ii PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is.
Aesse was heard before Judges Thompson and
Allison this morning, on habcascorpus. which stand
without parallel IN the annals Of cruelty.
From the testimony before the court, 1t appeared.
that G.R. Hammer and wife were the parents of q
sprightly boy Of about years ofage named Charles
John HGnmef. Hewas born out Of wedlock, and at
the ageOcs lev tnonthA abandoned by its parents
and placed in the Aims House. The parents Of this
little boy married short time after his birth. but
made ~ attempt to reclaim their offspring, until
ewwoeks ago.
A. soon ashis parents obtained his custody, sys-
tematic course of torture was commenced, which
makes every feeling ofhumanity shudder within our
nature. He was starved and whipped numerically.
On one occasion he was taken into shed, stripped
naked the coldest weather ofte season. and sous
ed With cold water from hydrant, until he was al
most peushing, and then whipped severely and put
behind the stove, wrapped up IN sheet for hours.
His mother struck him on the head with iap-board
withs such force to raise alump as large as wal
nut. His father took him out of bed while asleep
and fo9ged him severely with SHOE as the mother
told one f the Witnesses, for five minutes. The
child,s cries were heard by the Witnesses and his
artless appeals Dbl father don't whip me any
more and iwill be good boy. were totally dise,
HI mother would take hin, by the head, spin him
around like atop until he BECAME gddy then permit
him fall with his head against the wall and strike
him side ofthe face and thenon the other
for crying But the greatest torture was the resort
of thst mether TO hotirons, which she scared and
burutthe hesh other child According to the ties.
timony, Mrs. Hammer picked up hot fat iron and
said, come here, Johnny, till iron you OUT The
child replied, ooh! no mother, it will burn me-
She then placed the iron first against one cheek
and thea the other put against his hand ran up
sn down his legs and concluded by openinghis pan.
tal6ons, and holding it against his naked flesh until
Il burnt the skin off, In this condition he was found
WI 6kpy1 fnf fynir a
ritan PANIED Mary Ann Lewis, woman of middle
age who had heard of the parents cruelty, and took
meAsures to relieve the child from their barbarity
All these cruelties were substantated by undoubt.
ed testimony, the witnesses being young women
who worked for Mrs Hammer, and who unwilling
ly came forward to testify underline fear of losing
their situations. The Court at once removed the
child from the custody Of its inhunaa niparents.
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O00 DOLLARS REWARD. = Ran.

NEGRo NAN nses RoRT sefS osss
Is about Is feet high, Of large frame aud wI weigh
about 200 pounds-has serious or sullen Look and
talks sloNly. dresses well and passes q q Baptist
preacher exhorter. He il ssuPerior factory hand
and may show free papers to get work. But it IL
Liberia: packet, Though that il doubtful,) e be
wanted the church to send him there to preach. He
for Petersburg, where he has brother or rela,
tons. The above reward, and all expenses win be
paid, IL secured in jail or deliveredAt s8Itf 8EFF
(. WILLIAM WALSHS Shoe Store.
de 22sjSaas- ssa.ssssF 49, i No. IS Main street.
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nj Uulo NAPOLEON
ILly5s{f HAMpTlN,a TINfsTIrRE

4 Iours N.po1 a Paris latte1. wTjtsr s.v..
sThe Emperor has asain that saow. bloated snnssy
ance which he wore more thnn wear aro and ffnrp
which he had partly recoyered He he IN Ia stoos
and when he walks bears heavily on his sticE aid
he reoniyed snnoyf tn snsfa;n hi,n.aIT 9~hsra,.
against the life Of Touis Napoleon have no need u
nature will have accomplished ifs work with his bod
before msny years roll around II i excecdinS1,
afthe Hin, ana with mel manifest indycatiors ~
imperfect sscreton. hold en- to HE - tsoseioualv -
he does II is still more rare TO see man recover
from this Condition Yef We haye usen snch rasrs
relieved, and there is one remedY which We believe
will reach the Emperofs case
In proof Of what We ssy above, We refer xou 70
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Disbursement for LOSSES by death, int.
rest paid, and all other expenses..... 207 1872 81
Accumulated fund. SSl4044 s5
A ASSETS. ssfs t%f sff =
Cash on hand, Bonds and Mortgages N. tss'
York State Securities, &c. amount to. S5O9 222 q
Notes received for 40 per cent. premi. 2 = t+tfa
um on Life Policies, bearing interest. 305,822 ~.
= This being Mutual Insurance Company, all profits
accrue for the benefit of the injured
For Insurance, or any farther information call at
the Baptist Book Depository. %Fs = es'. 4
s ~Iif-i 80 e 1a CHAS. WORKMAN, Agent
N B.-Since have been acting as agent for this
Company, have paid losses ON six policies the sum
of 81, 500, in few years. It'll
a fes fAf.si q ah c. w, Agent
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ms FAST APPROACHING.-

sGPKING is FAST lAFPROACH1NG.---
~ Having determined to reduce my stock of heavy
Winter Clothing very low, in order to make room
for large Spring stock will sell. regardless Of
p''-'' Heavy Overcoats fall stvles,i I5Y
,is8aes4 Csss 1Psnts-" rs sifEaN It's Z .ess
Velvet and Merino Vests ~ - ~ q fEf =
Merino Shirts, Drawers, &C. SC. = ts3@ %
i. My current expenses being less than one-half of
any other house In my line in Richmond in addition
to other great facilities affords me the opportunity
to offer the greatest inducement to all who intend
purchasing and are in want of good and well made,
Clothing. An early call Is respectfully solicited.
N. B.i-i have on hand good lot of Trunks and
Carpet Bags which win be Bold unusually low. 9
fe Is e1sa los ste fif y ssessssf II. d. G. ~
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-aa HARTF ORD, Dec. 24th, 1851
The President and Directors of the Etna Fire In
surance Company having examined J. Sprstts Pa
tent Lightning Conductor and having been made &c.
ouainted with it's construction and adaptation to the
purposes designed, highly approve of the same as
commend that it be properly applied to ali buildings
insured or that may hereafter be insured at this
office. 3
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M ANNYS PATENT REAPER AND.
J.. -. mluWER-,Fhis machine has been exters;vs.
Wssssa sSr the last two il Northern and
premin, -. hes sno pronounced the best IN use--a
- "a. oeen exhibited. 1t Il desabe that those who
fy ~an q reaper, or Reaper and Mower should
+ -'1 'nen orders early, % avoid disappointment
IL IA II. BALDWIN 81
-o-ecoH l48 Main efYeet Rirhrne. A s 4
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s. L. LOOMS, Secretary.

In the above certificate, we fully concur E.
CHARLEs TAYLOR,
p Sec'y Hartford Fire Ins. Co.
WILLIAM CoNoR,i sf5z
Sec'y Hartford Protection Ins. Co.
= e 80 JOHN B. ELDREDGE, sg4sf
= Sec'y Connecticut Fire Ins. Co.
- E. J. MILLER,
t- - II 49, "a d. iSTERBINS. 10
f. Office on Broad street. between Sd and 18th sta.
IL I1-dSu* tf ~ - II
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HA! fKESS.-I am making 4 s,,neriovs
it,,rs. ano nshly improved Hay PRESS. wits vhieh
hsv ner a., sal compress from three 10 ave tons 81
G and was swsrdes &. pnsh attention the late
f. fs--aatesm II. BALDWIN. =
-------s-- ~. Main Street Richmcrd
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THE OLD Id l..I %. ;;ls; Ho ol!J 81

EXCHANGE HOTEL--DocroR PLUME u co.
Treatment and eurs Of ID delicsts Aissssak Ill sld
tnbtitution. ts3ssf.r,a 4 r. ~
People in the country. when yiifue che sIty. are
eulfstonl Much attention u given to fSasls dsor-
the CHEMICALExTRACTO or FRENCH How
Frs, which has food the test Of time, and which "
plrivaed In gvina tone and visox % syttem shat
lib. sElsI
An lsttsrs prepaid, presspay attendsxta onsJ
hours fFona ~ ~ dhp -. IS. ~
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tt ! yIRGINIA cENTRAL

- s:sss5rdd :. Y IRGINIA 2 T. N y Is a =
@SERAILROAD.-The undersigned, COM
mittee appointed under resolution If Dec. 8, 1855
finding the rstes Of the Company teo low and below
of several other Railroads in this State, and
the cost of transportation is greatly increased
on most of the impo dant items, have adopted new
Tariff, which will 60 into operation the 18th inst.
asr 81 WILLIAM OVRRTON,1
: - saa 8. b. BROW, 49e3 Directors.
faile DAVID ANDERSON.
CHAS. ELLET, JR., Chief Engineer. >
fe 1441wa ETH. GILL, Supt. Trans. Com. q
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
IN COMPANY.-EXHIBITS FOR THE YEAR.
UP TO JANUARY, 1854: ttls ~
Amount of Assets, January 1st 1855 was $6S6678 90
Premiums Interest, &c, received dur t'lh
ing he year 1858, was. 49,, 55S 40
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.AS sN1TTINH, SfEXM PIPINo

GA2 LIFTING STE An PIPING,
~ ROOFING, lc-Having just received from the
q put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES f6r
warming hsusoe, and TO cover buildings with Tin 81
any kind OF metal IN the best manoer, ct reasonable
prices. and with despatch gss7 ssa19H
have now secured the services Of number ofex
ceilent woEkmcn In the various branches Of my bua-
nesa and therefore solicit orders from Ill who have
work TO execute. fArsons having work In my line
viii fndt % theis advantage to give me cali ct nv
and Cary. - 800
lfo 1--ts ~ II CHA LE8 n fANaIEYs z
+. e..I take pleasure N informing the puble that
have engaged the services Of tiht superior work.
man, MI 8AMUEL sIBBETT, a. Gas FITrER,
and invite ofdsrstn that particular line.
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rhdUsnrnIe Rspublican sugeests that Richmond
i thspnpcr plade far holdihg ths proposed odt
torinf touvank1on Ss2siFs q
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.mfnrE.l.. NEW ARRIVAL OF SU-
IEaSzzz3E 3PERB PIANO FORTEs.-JAMES
Mil A hi 0WOODHOUSE Gate Nash & Wood
housed has inst received extensive
additions to his stock of PIANO FORTES, farming
an assortment as great as can be seen in any estab-
lishent of the kind in the Union, all of which
offered upon as good terms be obtained in re-
spectacle establishments north.
Their beautiful tones and elegance of finish are in
the highest state Of perfection known and for dura
bity, time and experience have already tested their
solid merit in this respect. S
Orders for Piano Fortes faithfully attended to- and
in the most manner to 60 any distance
by land or water. 5fsss ~ - sssts
Pianos Tuned and Repaired. fe II 4
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EDWARD E. DUDLEY, HUMBER
IL DEALER, on 18th street, between Main and
franklin streetA where may be found an assortment
of all KINDS of LUMBER and SHINGLES to which
he invites the attention of those in want promising
to give satisfaction &c sl who may favor him with
their custorn H#h ~ -e=s .FAlF'fsa 4. 70 :,
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N B. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
We WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST. Z
STOCKS bought and sold on Commission The
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED. -. -
under the management of r. France Cd. viii be
promptly paid by me, and ell inquiries relative to the
business of r. France 4 Co. addressed to them
ny2 - H3h ~ C. B. LUCK.
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he march q iinprovennspf 3 Onward. The
Lts96bek. ~ RAlelEb = stoas p b issued daily.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL Il. e COZ
Richmond, MAY q, 1854.
EHARGES For FREIGHT-At a

~ me etng OF the Board of Directors the following
iesolations adopted:
Resolved, La conformity with the instructions of
me stockho ders the Board has had under considera-
on the present Tariff Of Rates and is of oppsn that
1t requires thorough revision which will probably
efuit in charge of plan upon which it is founded -
II 10 therefore
Resolved, That the President and Superintendent
otIrsnsporatien ot be, and they hereby appointed
committee whose duty it shall be to make out
ann of Charges, and report the to the Board
tor its consideration al early day as practicable
But the Board being also satisfied that changes
shoold be at once made ia the rates charged, it
further resolved that until Tariff OF Rates
ly modified.
:, h' solved, That charges made in consideration Of
the building and working the Mountain Top Track
soId be made in part in the general rates. and
eScins;Vey on businsss west of the Blue Ridge.
my 50 GARRETr secpv
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MurINY.-A portion of the crew of the British
barque Catherine shearer, lying in North river,
New York, mutinied last Sunday evening, during
the absence of their captain and being checked in
their attempt to leave the vessel by watchman
named Fox, the sailors deliberately pitched him
overheard, and he was drowned. The murderer
had not been arrested at last accounts.
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n NOTICE-Ata meeting of the President
~ and Directors Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company. held at the Depot OF
the Company, in Richmond, 22d April, 1854
ReSoired, That dividend of 81 per cent out of the
pIohts OF the company for six months, ending 3lst
March last be declared, payable to the Stockholders
o. legal representatives and after the first OF
May next.
true copy from the minutes.
ap 25 IS C. w. MACMURDO, Trea'r.
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The beautiful bride whom the renowned Captain
Rynders has recently taken to himself, was pref
ty little Quakeress In full communion up TO the
time she shipped with the gay and gallant captain
on the voyage for life Washington Star.
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NEW York DISTRICT ATToRNEYsHrP.- is sale
that their are full twenty-five aspirants, from New
York city alone, for the office just resigned by Mr.
Charles O'Connor. Hon. Mr.. Westbrook seems tc
be the faYorite
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DEAD.-The rigger who met with an &C cident g
the Washington Navy Yard last week, has sine
died of his injuries.
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Hon w. c. RIvEs.-The New York Express OF
Tuesday, says:
I'VE understand that the use of the Crystal Pa
lace the 4th OF July, has been rendered to the
National Monument Association and that the Hon
VIM. c. Rives, of Virginia. late Minister to France
is to be invited to deliver address upon the oc
| casion."
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FOUND DEAD-Mrs. Crow. daughter of the late
John Blackwood, of CASTOR, North Carolina. was
found dead near her residence, few days since.
A jury OF inquest returned verdict that she came
to her death by violence.
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RArHsi BATHS. Baths Hot, Cold
srG Shower Baths can he hcd daily st the Hair Dres
sing Shaving and Sbsmpoouirg Saloon. under the
American Hofel-eutrsEce on 1th street
Sing Bath p cents, OF five tickets for 81.
nv Is
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r. J. C.RsoN Il Co, Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK--A good assort.
riept Of Bacon, Pork and Lard alwsys on hand and
for sale ST lowest market prices je l8-ly
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FIRE.-The beautiful residence of Dr. N. L. stith
near Raleigh YVES consumed by FIRE last SUNDAY
night. 1t is believed that 1t was set on IRE.
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READINGS. Miss White, OF this city, will rea'
from Shakespeare and other authors in Wash
ington, some evening this week
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DEATH OF AN ARTIST Charles c. Wright
one of the most distinguished artists of America
died ia New York last week
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MECHUMS RIVER, MAY 25, 1854
AVE- The Undersigned is prepared to accommodate
twenty or thirty BOARDERS, and will his hest
exertons to render his comfortable and happy
Situate in the county of AIbsmaTle, immediately on
the Virginia Central Railroad ten miles west of Char
lettesville, and the eastern base of the Blue
Ridge, his house will be particularly attractive 10
those who can enjoy pure air, cool water pure milk
and butter sweet as the clover blossom, together
with quiet retirement ia the midst of the most
his house.
TERMs-Per month $50. (servaats and children
generally about half price j per week. So per day,
Sl25
Post Office, "Mechum's River, Va"
nv 26-dlmc4tk VIM. GRAVES.
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SIGHT DRAFTs ON New ORLEANs-In
s1tn. 70 suit purchasers for sale at all times by
3. MAChuRDO, at EIchsnge Bank.
dec 2S-d6n
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BY J. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served to subscribers
SIX AND eUARTER CENTS PER WEEK. payable
10 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year
In advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH Is issued every Fri.
day and mailed TO subscribers at 81 per annum.
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RALE's HOSTING MACHINES.

- - We are sgents Tor the sale Of Mr.. Jas. Bsles
foIsTlNG MACHINES, and will furnish them at
menuiscturers prices, with without the frames
sampies may be seen st our store, on the Dock.
lsN-u LEE CO.
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The "Angel Gabriel alias Jas s. Orr, who 10
daily creating riots at the North, 10 al unnstu-
rallied foreigner, wao boasts ibeing subject oi
Que, Victoria.
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ABEL L. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.-0fieeo on franklin street, unde =
the Metropolitan Hall. Richmond, We. mol
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES oF THE EYE.-DR. JOHN B

DISEASES OF THE EYE.-DR. JOHN B.
NALTHALLis is now the only authorized Physician
fr Virgins, {eNcePta few who ksve kindly consent
ci TO treat charity cases 10 practice Dr. C. B. Rmi.
ueds sysem Of treating Diseases of the Eye, wh;c
has proved successful and Invaluable Bv this sy g.
tenn which s painless in the trestneut partial aud
'ats blindness. Inflammation % the Eve aud it's sp-
rerdsCes, intolerance Of light, falling Of the eyelds
tsr ana sghtcduess, from age or disease ca:a-
rsct, &c, Of years standing, have been cured and
rtec' sight restored, without cutting or syaah by
frw minutes sud often only e few seconds Hpplica.
il5n Of instruments Of recent invention. So many
have been benefited by the system. without injury
any that all no suffering with diseases Of the
I've may ieariessly put il 10 the test.
D. Najthali can he consulted from to 10 A. NJ.
sad from 10 s. P, NJ, at his Office Governor ST.
Richmond Va, or by letter
Fee for consultation 81 For prescription and in
srHnent sic.
For visits and additional treatment extra charge.
re-No letters answered without the money is en-
LIN
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EOR SALE-A secondhand SPRING
WAGON, superior piece of workmanship, OF
the manufacture of Mr. Thomas C. Eppes upper end
81 hrosd street, where it may be 1t has been
"sed but very little, and that near the city.
Any person wishing article Of the kind may rest
ts7GTed that great pains taken by the well
saown manufacturer with esard iIs strength and
durability is 2-ts
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RAILROAD AccIpENT.-A irieght train on the
Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad ran over cow
s't Saturday afternoon. Three carse wer thrown
of he track, and negro man was crushei 10
deata.
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DOTOMAC PAVIL ON-PINE


l. POINT, MD.-This agreeable resort for health,
sea bathing and general recreation, will be opened on
the 18th of june fer the accommodation of tue pub
afforded his last to visitors generally,
the undersigned pledges himself that the Pavilion
shall be equally we'll kept during the presents ard
while many similar establishments have raised their
prices for board, and doubtless manv more will follow
their example, the prices at the PAVILION will
continue heretofore, for its old welt the
friends which may seek its quiet shades and we'll
known fishing grounds
BoARD-for a single day, S2.Oo--for three days or
less than week Sl.50 per day-per week, $1,000,
and per month, $1,000
Professor Loebrnsnu's Cornet Band has been
gagged for the season.
je I2-d6wc4t w. w. DIX, Proprietor.
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AMERICAN HoTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
J. .bILDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIEron
se15-Iy Fo,merlyat Jones's Hctel, PhiIadclrIia
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80 FARM FOB s A L E.-For sale, q
beautiful FARM, lying In the county of Hen
rico, about three miles below the city, in good
neishborhood containing about 25 acres about IS OF
which are cleared and in q good state Of improve
ment-the residue 10 well timbered with OAK and
PINE.
The BUILDINGS, which all In good order,
consist of Dwelling House. with seven rooms Barn
Stable CarTiag = house and Ice-house.
There is also a wei. of good water in the yard
Terms accommodating.
For further particulars, enquire at this Office.
INV 1T-tm
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IMPORTANT DIsPATcHEs.-The Washington Star
of ofTuesday says:
We are sasfex from what we hear around the
city, that this morning the Government received
dispatches from Commodore Perry, fully confirm
aoceded to the proposition of the United States,
and that Russia had not ioresalled u.s. as has been
said for a month or SO past.
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For visits nd additional treatment extra charge.
rS-No letters answered without the money is en-
s!osed je l-lm
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ID BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN
- OF BELVIDERE. NEAR HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY, AT PRIVATE SALE.-For particu-
ars call at the subscriber at the stone building the
Basin. at his residence.
NY Sits r. B. TYLER.
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TC $40 REWARD. - Strayed from
0I Rockets on Sunday, the 18th Nav a tight
Bay MARE MULE. about years old. No marks re.
collected. except on the back caused by the saddle
The above reward will be paid for her return 10 us
or at Rockstts, to Mr.. John Wslch.
10 6-ts DAVIS & GREEN