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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
BACON's
Mercantile College.
Northwest Corner sixth ana uni-
nut streets, Cincinnati, Ohie.

nut streets, Cincinnati, 0hfe.
TUE undersigned has removed his mercantile
ACoiiege TO his new building. Northwest corner
Of Walnut and 9th sts. where he has fitted up
Splendid suitof Rooms, expressly for bis business
having spared neither pains or expense In ma
king them In every respect the most convenient
and pleasant School Rooms in the United slates.
The plan adopted in teaching combihes practice
with theory, Instead OF using books the pnpls are
exercised IN making original entries ofevery day
business transactions. J0urnazing. posting. bal.
ancing accounts, opening and closing ola grcafra-
rety Of ilerent sets Of books, both Tor partnership
and individual business. where the business has
been prosperous and adverse; and thus qualifying
the stodent for entering into the practical duties
oflae accountant In any kind Of business.
The course OF instruction will consist Of douhlc
entry book keeping, embracing every department
OF trade and Mercantile Accounts, viz: Wholesale,
Retail, Commission, Exchange. Banking,
Manufacturing, Shipping, Individual
Partnership, Steambouting, and Compound
90. Business, Commercial calculations
Practical PenmanshiP, and Lectures on
Commercial La,o, also Lectures on TIE
Science Of Accounts, Custom Of Merchants
etc.
In addition 10 the regular course Of study. the
undersigned has made arrangements WITH Henry
nnows ESQ, Hon. belamy otoror. Prof. G. W.
Wright, and other eminent Lecturers. % deliver a
course OF Lectures on tn subjects OF Commercial
Law, History OF Commerce. Political Economy. as
connected with Commerce, and othor subjects OF
great importance into commercial point OF view,
and never before introduced 10 any Mercantile
College In the United States.
Pupils are instructed individually, and not IN
classes, 30 that students may enter al any time
and proceed In the ratio ofihelr capacity and ASST
Public examinations are had (shonsh pupils are
examined privately they desire IT, when The
student undorgoes rigid and thorough inierrsga-
tons by the principal. (assisstrd By Committee
OF Practical Ac countants and buslncss mon.) and
Diplomas awarded 70 those who are deemed wor
thy ofthem.
course can be completed In from six 20 ten
weeks.
The principal will take pleasure In doing every
thing In his power 20 advance his students. aud
make them thorough and accomplished aocoun-
tants ana his extensive acquaintance with The bu-
sness community will generally enable him 70
procure situations for those DESTROYS Of obtaining
Them.
Tcrms;--for full course OF iessonsl In Book
I Keeping, Writing, Commercial Calculations. CON-
ncrciai Law, ETC.. 20 90
II. n. Bacon.
Nov, II. 1883, s1-iyr. Principal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
MERISS,AliEEDIHaHlIlALAEIOOlNt51AilFlH5yl.I

Ill MklHOD. A MOST WONDERFUL Dis
covcry has recently been made by Or. CURTIS,
for the cure OF Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis,
Gated Inhalation. lin. CunTlss llYaesEA, on In
ukLlNa llyanAN VAPoR and CHERRY SyRuP has
ceomplished the most wonderful cures Of Asthma
and Consumption, In the city OF New York and
II Il producing an impression on Diseases Of the
Lungs never before witnessed by the medical pro-
fession. (sec certificates Ia hands OF Agents
Tho inhaler Is worn on the breast, under the
linen, without the least inconyenlenee, the heat
OF the body being sufficient 10 ovnporate the fluid,
supplying The lungs constantly with a healing
and agreeable yapor, passing into all Tho alr-eells
and passages Of the lungs that cannot possibly be
reached BY any other medicine. Here l. n case Of
ASTnMa HIfpEn
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
HTHUTIUE I1-TNT IIs
MARGARET EASTON.
uMPTIoN CURED.
Aw..r-W..u. H. o.

NEW-loRK, Dec. p, 1853.
came 10 New York la tbs ship Telegraph; my
native place Is s.. John, y. h. When 1 reached
t4is city, my health very poor; had very
bad cough, raised a great deal OF matter, and
was very weak and eRaclated. My friends and
physician pronounced my case consumption, and
beyond the reach Of medicine. | accidentally
heard OF DR.. Curtis's Hygeana, or lnhaling Hygean
Napor, aud Cherry Syrup, and obtained n pack
age which verify believe was the means OF saving
my life. Soon after wearing the Inhaler found
II relieved the pressure on my lungs, and amer
while the disease made lis appearance upon the
surface under the Inhaler. l took the Cherry
Syrup as directed, and continued 10 do so, my
cough gradually growing better, until II entirely
len me, and now consider myself cured. still
wear the Inhaler, the OF II Il rather pleasant,
aud believing II strengthening and purifying TO
the lungs, feel unwilling at present TO dispense
with Is. JOHN WOoD
Sold BY Boyd q Paul, No. 20 Courtlandt
street, q. ~. Ring, corner OF John street and
broadway, n. Y. Price 50 n package.
N. B.-Any person enclosing 50 to BoYD &
Pam, or CURTIS u PERKINS. New York, will re-
celve package containing n bottle OF Hygean
vapor, one of Cherry Syrup, and an Inhaler, In a
neat box, by express, free TO aay part ofihe United
Status; or four packages for $40.
Mar. d. Ia. lyr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02

hkoohLfhs ~ IL bces ~Vths iooS.
For about eight years l have been severely
afflicted with Asthma; for the last two years have
suffered beyond all my powers OF description;
months AZ time have not been able 10 sleep In
bed, getting what rest could sitting In "A chair
My dinculty OF breathing, and my sufferings, were
great at Tines that for honrs together my friends
expected each hour would be my last. during
the past years have had the aid and attendance
OF some OF the most celebrated physicians, but
have received no permanent relief. al length
had the good fortune 10 procure DIR. Curtiss Hyge-
ana, or 1nhallng Vapor and Cherry Syrup. At tho
time obtained Il was suffering under one OF my
most violent attacks, and was In great distress,
almost sufiocatng for went OF breath In less Than
ton minutes after applying the Inhaler 70 my
stomach, aud taking teaspoonful OF the Cherry
Syrup, was relieved In a great measure, and had
a comfortable night. I have since continued 1
with the greatest possible benefit, aud am now
comparatively well. God only knows the amount
ofsuffering this medicine has relieved me from.
My advice 10 the suffering is-TRyIr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
REFER TO

snullz * Hadden, \, .. II. ID. Chapman & Co Oh
kielder & Jack, Louis Mofcli, Stllwell & Go
Vile. 81. Louis
@ueeral advances made on Consignment.
mar ~ "a ~
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1854. AIMING nIGHER. 1884
~wxTrrraK fUr AVN m

1884. AIMING HIGHER. 1884
vEyILLIAM LEE AND co.,
w 20 West Fourth street, Cnclnnati, Ohio,
have aimed TO render their Establishment useful
20 the whole Community, as place whore might
b 9 found general assortment OF all kinds OF
Tasteful & useful Dry Goods,
at the lowest prices. consistent with regular aud
legitimate business; and they naitcr themselves
THAI tho community coneedc TO their house a high
position. Commencing the business season Offs
"a with larger experience, aud with greatly In
creased facilities they feel nj liberty 10 promisoin
creased advantages 20 their customers, and COM
binauon Of attractions such ~ will surpass all 9TH
or Dry Goods Houses, In the Wost.
Their Spring and summer Goods are now re-
cclying aud as one Of the Firm will be atthe East
almost constantly.
NEW STYLES
viii be received almost daily throughout the sea-
son. mar u CIV
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
CuRTAIN Gonns.

ToHN ., sTILwELL, GROCER AND COM
- MISSION MERCHANT, Dealer Ia Flour, Pro-
visions, Bourbon Whisky, aud Produce generally.
NO ~ Walnut street, Cincinnati Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
CENTRAL DEPOT
Fob. 9th, IS5f-6mos.

pLoUR RARRELs.--lhs marse, price in
Il cash VIII be paid for merchantnbic fourbsrre
at the Exchange Mill, Brookyille. by sit
Nov. 90 $780, GEO. HOLLAND q CO.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
DR.J.B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON
WTTW ~ III
II STANDS

IL STANDS
Iprc-ominentfof
its curative pow
ers In all the dis
eases for which Il
10 recommended,
usually called
FEMALE COM
PLANTS.
or these arc PRo-
ILArsus UrKEf, or
Falling Of the
Womb, fLuoRAL
BUS OF Wulttti
CnRoSfc fNFLkN-
NATION And Ut
CREATION OF THE
Wonp; iscIpns-
TALilnMonRnkoT.
or Floodin &;
PAINFUL, ) y y
PRESSED, AND Ia
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Cincinna att.

Cabinet W0rr, coxsrsxr., a..
undersigned. a. Noes Yves; PIN q. bet~eenvins
and Walnut ifk cs pleasure In Informing HE frinnfs
and tho public tfai he has on hand as large and
complies stock OF Cabinet Ware asesa BE- found
bfacing styles and prices which v.ii b. found
adapted 70 the fancy ana necessities OF all classes
ofpnrchascrs. My stock Il equal IN extent % any
The workmanship IL Of superior excellence N
fashion and durability. am possessed VI faelii-
tlesfof manufacturing, by which can Afford my
articles al unprecedented low terms. Ny motto
10 sssmaii profits and quick feiurns.r
respectfully invite the public 70 visit ny exton-
sive whrerooms, and examine my varied and eie-
ROSEWOOD FURNITURE.
Now on banda compile and very elegant assort-
mentof Rosewood Furniture, embracing sofas,
Tete-a-Tctes. Center Tables. Easy Chairs. Parlsr
Chs irs, etc. ofthe mos: beautiful and approved
styles Of form trimming and finish.
large Mirrors or Pier Glasses oi shs best qualify
and Of any size or shape that may be required frl-
med 10 suit the taste Of the purchasers.
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
WARE.
SONS, Tefe-a- retes, Center Tables. Stands Easy
Chairs, Rocking Chairs, sofa-seal Chairs, Book
Cases and Racks Bureaus, Bodsicads, etc. OF ey.
cry style and description.
COMMON CABINET WARE.
have on hand very heavy rock Of cheaper
ware; compris ing Cane, Flag, and Wood Seat
Chairs of all Styles and prices, Bureaus. Ta-
biess Rocking Chairs, Stands, Dcdsteads. Iounxe
etc, -I =
LOOKING GLASSES ON HAND.
A large assortment OF Looking Q lnsses. Of riii.
rosewood, and mahogany frames, which will sell
al low prices.
MATTRESSES ON HAND.
A good supply offspring .curled hair and palme.-
70 Mattresses, made in the best manner and also
mste them 10 order IN any way tina, map be desi-
! red. 'I''1 IN 4
Ordered work viii receive particular attention
and be done IN the most v ork Innniike manner.
Particular attention paid 10 Wholesale dealers
t3-lyf. A. CONSTiNE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02

vcnetlans, OF all widths and qualities,
Hearth Rugs and Door Mats.
OIL Cloths, OF all widths aud az all prices.
White and Check Mating.
Cocoa Mating, the best article la use for conn,
ing Offices etc - ''
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
RAwDON, WRIGHT. HATCH & EDISON
Bank Note Nngravers& Printers

SPRING STOCK OF CARPETs--WE REG
~ Leave TO call the attention OF buyers 10 rarre
and complete assortment OF the following:
New and choice patterns OF velyets,
do do do Brussels,
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Mar MHsme
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
YESTERDAY.

Boiling Family; I.aov,r so,soa D. /,
osss seS.i ooason, Sol1;. sI S.y yo o,ssns.y
nan siaunon Or Mercer Frederick Vim ws.r Mr.. a.r
bro.n, Amelia Hughes Lynehburss W c.psn,., N
York Constable. Baltimore Adams ADAM, Colnnsn'
knds Bseinhaa m.niisE and LAZY L,"shsn .a NJ. &c
PowhAtan. ~ "'-N"'"'h : lay
coLuaBIA-ny Jaaui, and LAZY. cuipeppe sns Lout.
man, Goodm,n Moorned Tsurrh.n sb % Ssod
Cumberland woodbridge. Virginia; DR. Js-.tt
splas va sssf p.rs ss' Men
EduaId, BoughAn, ounberiand Cosn.n am.s rr
samm. fs.s,,sSIs; VIM Wet satry rerr Trsni,nd
Amherst '' "t'HiA' ~ "o0d,
Pstenb's; Col T<nlIn, DIR Branton. WIN: y,,rt
Little rred.rie,by Baker, Hanover: Bett, m Mo;,
and lad, ID oiey. Henderson aud lady. sa,r Pst,Ssy
dausher,, Chs City; Wilder Jr Adam. and iasy Nj, 40
ans bostonw Carter. Va Payne. Tenn. DR. wsi S. n
chs.h.n. M.etIenburs; Va RI; noo,s s,,
LRoIrer. Mis-, Harrison New Kent; RumI Ha,ov.r 10
Hanorew J,hnsor, Dabn.y aud enid ~ 100 .o'
GJsdries Morgan Charlotte; Mrs Bailey and ,Tt M.s
Ia nssurE W Knlghs Push Noto.,,; Hesi c
,o'tsvills Adams. Mi.,; cannsd child Phsa.os,
Crsn,S.u H,noy.r: .pt sret., Oh, ooe Nashville
Hanover; L AolineAuI, Phiia. S''''"
UNITHD srATEs-B walker, Roekin., an: n R.,,,o. .
peneo Mi, Penees seia,er BasI; Bs;,s,,
Hampton, wilson Marsb,e, n barrow. w c..
salmon Coehsns. Esb:rJ a. s1era Richmond;
rn"nd Ps,on, sher Mcneil smith cu-b. s,ns' n,
fb. r ro,S ri.I;SS,E SSI s chsraed Toap.
sh,pp,Id Palmyra; JAlersnder GoochIapd: p,I.a,
anioah n pavne and lady Chapel Bl DR. P.nd.,on ".
Lee Blackburn, Knorvis Robln,ou M.,s,i Rev psn.
Der D.psr VAIL sui.hsrs Cha, Civ I.rad md ey
,r, Loco; 1 snith, Va U RI. -" N1A-
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POSTSCRIPT.
TnIRTY-THIRD OONCREss-Fir,i s.s.Iou.
wAmisoros, May so. 1854.

wAsnisoros, May so, 1854.
SENATE.
MI Foot introduced bill authorsipg tho Aie1andra
anu Warrington railroad company extend their road
into the District OF Columbia. Referred.
Mr. Adams offered resolution directing Inquiry BY the
comntee on pensions as 10 reporting Law to pension
I've In the execution Of the laws OF the United States
Boston.
Mr.. sumner-Let It lie over. Laid over.
Mr. Chase presented several petitions asking that the
Independence OF Liberia be recognized.
Mr. sdeiniroduced bill granting land TO Mississippi,
Louisiana aud Ala for constructing railroad from New
Orleans to Mobile.
The bill for the relief Of Chas Arwesden was taken I'D
aud passed.
The resolution providing for the adjournment Of Con-
gress the third Of July was taken up.
Mr.. Dawson moved amend the re. o,uton BY proyi-
ding for an adjournment third Of July the third
Monday In October.
After much discussion all the amendments were reject.
cd and the resolution adopted fixing July Sd the day
Of adjournment die.
Mr.. Hunter. from the committee OF conference on the
deficiency bill reported that they had agreed that the
Senate should recede from most Of It's amendments which
was coneurred ir aud the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. HEM introduced bill for the construction of Ger.
tain military roads In Nebraska Also bill providing
Tor the sale OF public lands in that territory and establish
ing land Office therein. Referred.
On motion OF Mr.. Pennington, It resolved that the
committee commerce be instructed to inquire whether
any, and II any, what further necessary for
OF wreck and other disasters the coast of New Jersey
and that they report by hill Or otherwise.
Mr. May offered resolution requesting the Presiden.
70 to Congress copies Of the
with our Minister at Consantnople aud by him transmit
ted to the Department Of State He said he believed our
Minister has been urjuty assailed speech Whit h
he delivered He thought that hen authentic copy Of
u shout be received, IL would be found that Carroll
spence had only declared the well settled principles of
his Government He desired that justice should be done
him. and ventured to add that when his correspondence
touching the expulsion Of Greeks from Constantinople
shall be received will meet the appreciation Of the
tire country. Resolution adopted.
The House went into committee the Pacific Railroad
bill
Mr.. Gerritt Smith opposed the bill, because it gave
control over the road the general government He
opposed also the granting Of land for its construction
regarding land as belonging to the landlcss.
Mr.. Perkins obtained the floor, aud the committee
rose.
The House then took up the report OF the committee Of
conference on the deficiency BILL which in
by yeas n, nays4
The House then adjourned.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN sTEAMERs-
FROM u. STATES.
PORT OF RICHMOND,

ARRIVED
sesr Ocean. M.ehsil Baltimore md,e, D Golqrn Co.
schr Baltimore. Phillips, Bait, mdse W Coiquiit Co.
sehr brilliant, Phillips, bait, mdse W Coiqaitt d 20.
schr Wesaehiccon, Weaver, Phlia., coal
schr Galego Smith, New York, mdse, David Currie
SAILED,
Steamship City OF Richmond MITCHELL Phila d, and pa,,sp
gers. N P"'''"'
sehr tarah kifabeth - Phia. coal, W CoauIttk Co.
tehr Providence Parks, light.
Point. iAA''' S'S
Elw iohr May so.clsared sehr Merchant Winters Rich.
mond. Arrived, sehr Hanover whippie from Richmond
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JOHN q. sHAFER,
TdILOR Il ND ORA PER,
EXCHANGE BUILDING

ENCHANGE BUILDING,
nj, a., Fourteenth street, Richmond, W.,
a%%., rspssay call attention to his styles and
summer oood'' api8-diy
~ CHOLERA MosBUs AND SUMNER COMPLAINTS
and d,nserou, becoming quite
senuo. n@ p and no. ot,e destroy the
%.n 1fs fpi SISs a.. un NJ op,,
on 10 f Ss;a.s 81 a. no
To Be had Of s principal the
burg c.nm WiiiansSus VIM Wynne Yori,aan Iehs
so. sna -.su s.is o p %n..;
ch'Phne' Wheeling Virginia; and Da'i, Miller, Baltimore
Sa;r. promptly alIsd by ADDRESSING
~ DR. uooYiAND's GERM N DirTEKs, p +psIya b, or
JACKSON are Justly r,ekoned among, valuable
Ing tie tn: of The .ma digestive possr. and
There ,hSu nj, ,h, muny esn testify TO s,Ir
virtue: ant 'hous nj. will hereafter add their te, any,
hocr.g' Fill, 49,: s.,.g's Sess.se r N'rs.
regtn rating effects produced by these Invaluable Pills.
as Thsy &C, In so geel manner on the y,tsm
using them ri.aty Is alley d.
the blood and Tsust state Of heath at,ined P.p
stud ssd@ ~ .sden..y habit, being liable .s
Ter safe by PURcELL LADD co. my2s-qv
~ IL. Il. R.-oUIoK CUREs.-Untii the in.Toductloo d
The Rh Iemed!s. in s.0 remedy claimed
any disease given 1im Rs6wsTs RESST RELEr
during IL, ss month q Ja cured Mr. jaime, Roberts
IN s?hemrthOrn BROOKLYN erppl. wa, ena
the So,e Coz jones. Of oan malssa
sunee Tor many months relieved that all
moved from both legs by The time the second hal rubbed
some ten minutes walked home An Old gentleman living
GoloneI plantation cured Of stiG kne. In i've
thousand. Of dy,en,ey and daIrhn,
twenty minutes at the fr,hest There necessity
Ing in pain The r. r. remede. destined rvouiosrr
the whole medical world People demand
poet to tr successful they
do their business quk- easy your patient.
rapidly IL to patch them them them back to
health Our r. r. r. remedies
to the pain In instant
eomplaiHt In few hours once, No. l5! Fulton street
sold by Drugglss everywhere. my3-lm
&C. Defiance. -Ainmnndrr snf--tiayIers Intrnt-RosrsI
Pirnes Is The soe Manufacturer in the United
above celebrated Safcs-and Coins
Lock and best Safes and Locks in the
World TO whom the highest premiums
the metropolitan
ton and the American Institute New Depot No 1874
street New York door below Maiden lane formerly 30 John
street. deI5-6r5J 80
ny ron BRONCHITIS, THROAT DISEASES. HACKING
COUGH and the effects mprudent Mercury-No edi
cine has be discovered which Effected such
Caters Spanish Mixture. "
Throat i,eae. produced by savaon Hacking Cough
chitii Affections. Liver Disease Rheuma
all been relieved and cured In wonderful
purifier Of the Lood Carriers Spanish Mixture
The case 81 Mr. H. Ramsey asne should satisfy any who
doubt Can on the Agent and pamphlet
cures, which will astound YOU
rtaeby BENNETT 4 pEEPs
nyi2-In Drpgy.,
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THos ,. CLARKE, late OF Richmond.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE

having purchased the late IN the oeeu-
A.. - kq viii be pleased
or ueheu IN an under the Of n TRANCE
Co All orders VII meet hl, prompt
ana me DRAWING VIII be iofuAdtd ,y are .cey,d
THoa ,. CLARKE,
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THE BOSTON SLAVE CASE
CONTINUATION OF THE Observation-Disclosures OF


CONTINUATION OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF EX.
CITEMENT, dc
botTos May soThe examination in the ease Of the fugitive
OrSsEh. 10 heavily roned and Fardsd troops.
The hronr a..emned outside is also les. numerous,
M mi, Contained n ps n e SnS
now proceeding
TsKcosp DIsPArcH.l
The case Of Burns has until The
The OF the eleven persons arrested on charge
riot aud Of nserng hatehede has been postponed I'LL Friday
brought in. '''''1''' "e''
,o.-,u v,u.o THIRD D,srATcH;l :,
,e for the defe &C. his testimony The hrst witness
him oR ise t I!
% n, lan WORKS by
Both witness were closely cross examined hut their testimony
date Of hi. escape, as a
The slave Of sa,r, bat that fatal made
whi,temore member Of the common council and
formerly director the Mnpa Work stephen Matocs
Sor master s,rpsnseI all testified positively seeing
The three ht, named notice particularly by which
the Prots.ss 70 identity him Horace Brown police
tame ehe The testimony for the defence here closed
PREsDYTERIAN AssEMBLY-oLD SCHOOL
tha,he church of right IN era.ns hi;
FROM lis, OF ruling would not suffer his cI
Dr. MeG acceptance Of the profesr,hp Princeton Semi
The report of the the Board OF Mission. was
The majority and minority church extension were
he Tsy ana Sp rsisa back
cant Profe''orshp in Anegsny Seminary.
w.s1isSIos May 3d.. though. ,ha. the House. owing
| speculation.
%; ss Of a' .,
| perAte harangues were maue.
pa.DtlF. May o.The Assembly adjourned sine TIL.
afternoon The subject Of Papish baptism indefinitely
| ponei.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
MORE EXCITEMENT IN BosTo.
Reported for the Riehuond WIFI.

BOSTON Nay si-The trial Of Burrs Is progressing to.
@ The prosecution offer rebutting testimony prove
burns vas not In Boston before tho Och Of March,
'ea oy witnesses for the defence that being the time
JUS escape as alleged by his owner There Is more eI-
e'emers today, aud largo crowd In the house
yard.
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SUhNtH HAIs-I an nov IN receipt OF lsrre Addition a.
- my stock oiesntemens Boys chdrsns summer H.,.
ana Oap, Ihetoek and assortment he pe, w.
nSs.Ss,s; Purchasers are Invited 70 can JoHN DOLBY
AA'-n ls Maip-ttrs,L