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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16
SECOND BOARD.


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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


SATURDAY, Dec lo-oF. NJ
There was very active and very buoysnt market
this morning ut the Stock Exchange The movements In
Erie we're upon very extensive scale. The sales this
oraing figure up nearly ten Thousand shares. In Read
ing there was activity. Western Railroad stocks
were in demand, al Mt better prices State stocks and
rsroad bonds operated In to large amount and
the appearance OF the market certainly very svora
BILE for holders and spectators for rise. Nicaragua
Transit moving up more gradually than other stocks
but we inclined to think that 1t will be firmly
sustained All the old stockholders in this have
at last discovered that they have a magnificent pro-
perry and all that is necessary is good management
The stock is mostly held far above current prices and
We doubt if prices considerably above those now
ruling would bring out many shares. The last re
port Of this established two very important
fscts first, the immense productveness of the line
and second its bad management 1t must, in the
hands Of those who have heretofore ecklessy squan
derd ts earnings pay another year better dividend
the market value Of the stock than any other the
list Michigan Central Railroad touched par to-day
time buyers option. There a bear sale at 30 per
cent seller 90 days There is talk of very large divi-
dend in January Galena and Chicago in demand at
the close al the advance There is but railroad stock
the market higher than Gaena and that il New Jersey
Railroad. So far real value is concerned it should
stand head and shoulders above all others.
cent; Illinois Central Bonds 22S Canton Company NJ
Pennsylvania Coal Company u; Nicaragua Transit ~
Erie Railroad 12s; Harlem n Reading Railroad q Hud
son River Railroad y Michigan Central Railroad i MI
chgsn Southern Railroad 2; Panama n; Gaiena and
Chicago 1H Cleveland and Toledo Chicago and Rock
Island * Illinois Central Bonds sold to the extent of
S131 GOO opening at 81 and closing at 81 per cent eve
land and Toledo appears to have strong buyers
At the second board the market pre.ty well main
tanned Gslena and Chicago advanced u per cent, but
was held at higher prices after the board. Erie and
Reading in demand and closed without change.
Harlem fell of per cent Nicaragua Transit steady
The parties buy this stock have npetd programme
that win meet with general approval. 1t IA compre
plan place the in the front rank Of
dividend paying investments 1t will do away entirely
with al future competition; give fair division of bust
ness do away with the army OF Off ias bleeding the
Treasury ut every PORE and reduce its expenditures to
tho most economical bsss, without destroying the
pany's efficiency. This is the substance Of the program
me, and at the proper time 1t will be more fully
developed.
The steamship Union, for Havre, has been detained
until temorrow Sunday morning. She has on board
1925 832 SO in specie.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
49, Oh IA ~.
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Necessary for legislature TO provide. 25l 60

The AVutOF B8yE
In order to place in the treasury to meet the
deficit which has been anticipated will exist under the
present laws At the end of the 1885, excluding
the deficit Of the last year. urhec tax will be necessary
of about each 500 value of property and other
taxable subjects Of In proportion This, in ad
dt'ion TO the 20 cents imposed and TX cents to
suppy the deficit which accrued prior to October 1st,
1856 will pwpi the 40 cents each 500 value
of taxable properly, and other subjects in proportion
~ pretended that the rate apon every subject Of
taxation shall doubled but less than average in
crease 100 per cent will not it is believed produce the
revenue which will be required to sustain the public
credit throughout the fiscal year now completed
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CLOTHING, sc.

600 nm woRTH. ov CAST orr CLOTHTro WAIT.
-TL.UVO ID In lcta OF any nun single ssrmsai
spne tboussnd osnpsnen having sooAmpcrnous cioana
s&xBpoe d, Obtain te fl vAbrs tx sAndius
% xAMEa hoHoSbf. II Barter srss, near csAihAm
AEAfy MADE CLOTHING wANTaD.-THE lDvERTIf
- Sr Eshes 70 knowo OF party having suitable stock
sfsnsn Epu worth of ready made cohing
~dres rg ". W Broadway Post &C. he can hear Of
rsst pNrcAaser confidential desired.
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7anAvELLERs' GUIDE.

43HF Tr gpArE eoAT poR ALBANY ATS N-THg
S1r ~k sE rehutpst m. Captain Smith. ain ave IN,
5kt FS y fA4 ss rree', this evening a, O'Clock arcyng
- rs n 9praa<rvon.. &C., apply on board
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~
CFFIcACIous CURE FOR CoRNs, BUNIoNs CAL
osies nails growing into the flesh and every disorder az
lhe feet by new and peculiar method without cutting,
In compliance with be request made to Dr. Levi a. hls
his city, be has the honor to his arrival New
bis stay viii be limited to very short ms Those wno srs
DESTROYS OF consulting him will please make immediate appu
s sa % No &c
patropized BY royal family and nobility rsa Britain
d E be haPpy 70 receive during the hcr. inns
t affections Of The feet lie them certain
lay pubic snsh Is Ssvs
;eaIcsy ever been obtained by professon. NJ
The afternoon sunday excepted No. Eleventh street.
From bis Imperial Majesty Napoleon ILL.,. Emperor OF
e ssrde que NJ Levi eDeys e:
From his Grace the present puse OF Hamilton
Ieertifs to the skill OF Mr. Levi;
lis Grace the peen, buns or asSes london
certify that Mr. Levi hiss entirely cnr.d my corns
FROM hs he i Duke asss London
that mr. Lew very clever operator for eoras
Without the slightest pain
rom the Most Rev. his de Lord Archshop Ar
certify that Mr. Levi The corns which we're Ia nay
'e' @nnpui giving me any pain. joins g. ARMAGH,
e oSs r. Marcus a q aSs m
Mr. ~ Levi extracted Cor with perfect facility
From Robert rfss; e. II: oFsias'ye
Mr. Levi has most ssas esseea io oorns from INV
feet without giving me the slightest pain -,
9onsen street. May Fair London, March 1888 - "
bouranos more in his possession omons Witch ara ss%sa
o ladies o. Ae hshes rsss can Re seen ~ .1orss ss
SSH avenues, New York ''oe "e"''a II" anu
NJ B.-so professional connection with any person.
E'RENCH MECHANICAL LAME cAHCRf.s AND NO
dsraor csndesbras clocks bronze statue. and grcsps.
Ts assortment q rich ehis.lled French stues
I EEcBEs.-sO.ooo LARGEST SWEDISH LEEosne.
.s s Ss price, ices s s Sgs rTss So
a sna se.sr scS q S beg SAY y. n.
so that ,hss are reeeyns regular mportons o.
are such as 10 enable he n 10 supply ORDER %
any quantities 81 the very loves, prices
NEw PATENT sPECTAcLgs.-TuEY IMPROVE VI
no requires near and distant OBJECTS seen ssays
one pair franks lecturer me eye psrnse msser
20 rass row, opposite Astor House. Attendance q A. n
DICKPoCKETs, BEwARE.-THF MOST USEFUL IN
ssntn Of the age patent pocket The ana vest
sou.bsrn and Western sa'es For sale low Adiress box
SHow cAsRs.-scnNITT 4 RRoTHERs. MANuPAc-
d,snhior New York and Yves, Third street. Cncnaxa
cAses taken In exchange Orders promptly eYe.ued.
Groves AND HEArERs.-PRKMIux nor AIR rAs-
~ Tor heaters 1he beat and cheapest IN use. with
every variety q psror ann eetns stoves for sale low
King and Charlton streets
THE GREATEST BEVERAGE or THE AGE.-w OH.
Lbs 4 BRoIHER's csisbrs,ed dasdeIou coffee Is
acknowledged by all 10 be osly equal the fnes cd
Mocha coffee, but Tho enecal remedy for dyspapSs
hlnousuess, liver, W.
SILLIEs BRO, Nos 23s and 1s Washington suec, New
York, importers Of danfe.n and sole
Of he pure aeTdsnelinr coee wtch Il oea
y put up 10 no cans With sinls sSna
each wrapper a against imp1.ufA Sold ~ A.
b. sands 100 street, and druggists generally.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CURE FOR CORNs BY MADAME BERNARD NO I@
Bowery, east side, between Broome and Delaney
Madame Is respectfully informs the public she has
uced her price In order 70 enable 70 be reo from
JAM snd eels conhnen. IN organising at sne w remove
he least pain Persons attended
p - ~~s
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EXTRA PAY

BOUNTY LANDS, UNITED STAINS PAssP ORTS AND
- extra pay.
United States navy sAilors and oherS-LAnd warrants o.
aned pay paid United passpsrts furnshed
Dirty six hours Balances due widow and heirs OF deceased
United States Sailors collected al kinds OF claims
X Xsd s Sos o.sS W..
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n AMI ROOMS IN UNION SQUARE

ID gentlemen wnnfng permanent can and
desirable etlcns NJ No ~ Union square SIDE
houfe above Fifteenth street The house bas been 70
Gently re furnished and need " IN good sly e.
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ATA MEETING OF UNITED STATES HOSE CoMPA
a ny, No. 25 held aer the fire In Canal street. the
morning Of December TO- the following resolution uaan
mously sdoped-
Resolved the thanks of this company are DUE aud the
same hereby rendered. to Mr.. and Mrs Gallagher and
daughter of III Walker street, also Mrs. Maeson of Is
Franklin street. for the bounful supply Of refreshments fur
nished to us at the above fire.
II. G. PHoEBUs. Secretary.
NATIONAL HOSE CO. "a RETURN THEIR THANKS
IN 70 Mr. ALkkR Of the Apollo Rooms for his liberal
ply Of refreshments at the fire In Canal street, morning
Of the 18th inst By order SAM'L BURHANS Jr., Foreman.
WM II. STEVENS, Secretary.
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CTovEs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOT Arr Par
~ Tor heaters. 1he beat and cheapest use, with
every variety q parof cc.tnR very
price,, 81 he depot $50 Hudson street bewcea
King and Charlton strees =
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k'RENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, CAHCRf,s AND NO
deraors csbdesbras clocks bronze statues and groups,
small hropzes china biscuit figures bohemian sare
~ assortment 81 rich chseed French httures nsw
patterns, just received ID. bARD0NN LILLE AZ sroad wuy.
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l. Lbs BRO1HER's celsbrstcd dasdeuou coffee y
ACKNOWLEDGED by all 10 be not osy equal the finest Cd
Moeha coffee but Tho most enecai remedy for dyspeps
hnnoueness, arrangement The liver Ac W.
GILLIEe BRO, Nos 235 and 27 Washington street. New
York importers Of e dsnfeln root and sole nsnufctre~
Of he dsndenr coHee wtch Il
y put up 10 in cans vh fsc snr or sEna uso,
each wrapper a against imp1snre Sold ~ A.
b. Sands 100 Fulon street, and druggists generally.
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special a. 500
ON motion Of Mr. Chas r. Myers OF Engine Company No al
II Unanimously " -
Received The thanks OF the department Are s,o a.
are hereby ferdcred the Trustees and Treasnrer To- ~
efficient and impartial manner in which they have dscares
their duties. So
In announcing order Of business the pre.sn,
oceason 20 his ~smsst thanks 20 his aosfe ose
~ he department rrd D. the Trustees the as,sancc ~
fsA Yenf, him 81 the discharge of his duties AZ =, -
fc msl ~ Of Tie Iosd 81 irGsccs he Wa o,,,lser -
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CHOW CAsRS.-sCHMfTT 4 BROTHERS MhNuPAC-
- tory and waIerooms. No North William street. nesr
fisnkort New York and II West Third street. Cincnnxu
ONO. hrse assortment constantly hand. Ola show
eMes mken In exchange. Orders promptly eyecnted.
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DICKPoCKETs, BEwARE-THF MOST USEFUL IN
sen1n Of the age Is patent pocket Tor the vest
which sure protection aPsinst thieves. The rights
sou bern ard Western sAes. For sale low Address box
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poARD-oNE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN
ID be accommodated with pleasant and board in q
small family good location where the comfortg
OF home be enjoyed. Reference required Also girl
general house work Apply al 100 Eldse street
Grand, four blocks from Bowery.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-27

| he said he made such motion but he h. \
found gentleman who fathered the motion %
Martin of Franklin he therefore moved that the cnr
rection be made
The Speaker said he had no authority over A..
Standard, Int you'd have the Journal corrected
On melton of Mr. Patterson the resolution -
stricting the business of the Afternoon Session
the consideration only of Revised Statutes Was reS
ciNded.
The bill Incorporating the Fair Bluff and Cor
wayboro piankroatl passed its third reading
Mr.. y. H. Caldwell moved Reconsideration os
the vote authorizing holding night sessions Which,
prevailed and the resolutions was laid the table
Mr.. Z. Ii. Williams moved to reconsider the rot
taken Yesterday concerning Sealnen and moved
to lay the motion the table, which prevailed
4 bill incorporating the Whitcsve and Iron
Hill plankroad Company passed its third reading.
a bill concerning Hogs running at large OH The
streets of Elizabeth City passed It's third reading
\ bill lthorzing the formation Of limited mart
ncrships was announced. On motion of Mr. SIerlo
it laid on the table without being read
y bill Incorporating the town of Frank..n passed
its third reading.
Mr. Steele mnvcl to take mp the bill chartcrin,
the Wilmington and Charlotte Railroad COMPANY
4 discussion arose on the various points Of order.
and, at length, MIR Steele Withdrew the Motion
The bill Incorporating the Dob6n House CON-
pany passed its third reading
Also, bill Incorporating the Glilford God and
Copper Mining Company.
4 bill for the establishment Of new County to
be called Rutfih read the second time AMI re-
jected-ayesSA nays 70.
A bill changing the time of holding county Courts
in HYDE passed its third reading.
a bill to lay off new county to be called Wilson
was read the second time. Mr.. j. Barnes supported
the bill.
Mr.. Bryant opposed it and moved to amend by
annexing portion to Nash, which lost Ii,
then moved to amend by leaving it with the voters
of Nash aud Edgcconbe to ratify Or annul the act.
which was lost-ayes 81, nays SO.
On the passage of the bill, the yeas and rays
were called and the bill passed its second reading
yeas n, nays %.
The House then adjourned.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-27

REBELLION IN TIE CAMP The Ohio State Journal
announces that 1.-THE American party has finally re-
pudiaed all newspaper organs, and the order relies
on its internal power for the trOnuigat and sup
port of its principles" The journal, reliable Wing
and frec-soll organ, and cxpcrmentay acquainted
with the tendency and objects of the secret order in
the free States, holds the following language:
eve choose to be thus particular this subject
for certain well understood local So far,
in this State and in the free States generrlly tie
'h7a0ho 0thi"gs hare operated and 1oorked tatth
fully NTH the Gnti-NtdroSka and aHti-siacery feet
ing IF the people They have shown themselves true
republicans by casting their cejght unJormity in
1dCOr Of .TrecdOm If they varied upon and dri-
ven off on an abstraction, the inquiry will be made
why it is done And if, Investigation, it shall be
for reason less satisfactory than aoant Of synpa
thy aoith the opponents Of slnrery rropaganAism the
authors of the mischief will be held to rigid and
fearful accountability
The Richmond Enquirer, commenting on the
above says:
6 The Journal here reiterates and confirms what
have demonstrated by documentary evidence,
thatsn the free States generally the know nothings
hare co-operated and aeorhed faithfully qcih the
anti-Ne6rash0 and anti-slarcay feeling Of the pco-
pte.' And yet Virginians arc with the coolest as
surancc, invited enter the dark conclavcs of the
secret order and to bind themselves by secret oaths
to thorough afiiation with :hcr worst enemies in
the free States! Could there be monstrous
attempt to impose on the public mind, and to nvei-
gle high minded and sagacious people into an al
lance with what threatens Il violation of the most
blessed principles Of the constitution, and deadly
blow at southern institutions? In Virg nia a secret
party, with such damning associations, must fall
lieless before public indignation"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-27

SOLDIERS MISUNDERSTANDING to the SOL
diers Of the republic, in his lecture at Charleston
Thomas FRANCIS MEAGHER, said: They required
from him eulugy Their praise was everywhere
Who sailed up the Hudson, and failed to note the
stone inscribed with the name of Kosciusko? Over
shadowing the white breakers of the Atlantic, on
consecrated hill, stood the mighty obelisk which
marked the spot where Warren fell. The fasces and
the lauralcrown prepetuate in marble the military
oucenirs of Baltimore. The Irish emigrants, step
ing from the ship, bows before the porch of st.
?aul's in Broadway There stands shrouded urn
acred to the ashes of Montgomery. The lines of
ne riemen of Tennessee will long be traced by the
reen mound from which death sprang and swamped
ne brgades of Packenham. At this hour, on the
;ank of the Merrimac, the mantles the column
.ased to the hero of Bennington. But yesterday,
the beautiful shawdowy city of Savannah, was
nveed the pillar to Pulaski
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-27

STUBBORN FACES FOR SOUTHERN Men. 1t is fact
that the know nothing governor of Massachusetts,
in his inaugural address, takes strong and decided
freesoi ground, and declares himself in favor of re-
storing the Missouri Compromise line.
1t is fact that the know nothing governor of
Pennsylvania declares that in the recent elections
in that State the people rcpudiated the Nebraska
act, took ground against the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise and in favor of radical changes in the
fugitive-save law.
1t is also fact that by caucus of the know
nothngs in the Massachusetts, legislature, General
Wilson, a leading -soer, has been nominated as
candidate for United States senator
When southern democrats invoked to look ia
vorably on the knownothing movement, upon the
assumption that it has sympathy with abolition
ism, they wo I'D do well to consider the signfcancy
of such facts as the above. Wash. Union
The last Raleigh Spirit of the Age relates tale of
duplicty and rascality which is well calculated to
make man blush for his species. 1t seems that on
September Is, 1S4S Doctor A. b. Vaughan mar
ried Miss Jane E., second daughter of DR.. w. W.
Gray, of Raleigh. Last Summer DR.. Vaughan went
to Washington City, where he lived in fine STYLE
driving the most fashionable turnout in that FASH
ionable metropolis He formed an acquaintance
with lovely young lady from New York, courted
her, and the 10Th Of last October they were mar
red., His first wife and family, whom he deserted
and slandered, are now living in Raleigh; and he is
in the Jail of Delaware county, N. Y, awaiting his
trial on the charge of bigany.
Comment is unnecessary. Any one can coniec-
tGre how both his victims must fcel-Fay. ar,
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EVENING SESSION.

N.
Mr. 5. A. Williams arose to personal explanation.
He said he was reported in the Standard as having
moved the indefinite postponement of the Usury
bill and examining the Journal he found he was
recorded therein in the same way. -S- .#
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-27

EVENING SESSION.
After passing several of the Revised Statutes
the Senate considered the: bill to incorporate the
Bank of Clarendon in the town Of Fayetteville
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Irgi5laturr ut Nurtb Carulina.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Jan. %, 1855.

TUESDAY, Jan. %, 1855.
Mr.. Christian, bill to incorporate the Moore and
Montgomery Plank Road Company. Referred.
Mr.. Boyd, resolution in favor of Calvin McRae
Referred. Also, in favor of j. r. Jones. Referred
A number of bills read second time and
passed, and number of engrossed bills sent to the
Commons for their concurrence.
Mr.. MoriSey moved reconsideration of the vote
by which the bill to divide the State into eight judi
cial circuits rejected, and moved that said mo-
ton be laid upon the table. Agreed to.
Mr.. Haughton made an Intellectual attempt to get
up the bill Incorporating the Fayetteville AID Greens
borough Railroad Company.
Mr. Thomas of d., bill to amend the act of 1850,
incorporating the Greensborough Mutual Insurance
Company. Referred
BANK OF CAPE FEAR.
The Senate proceeded to consid.r the bill to
re-charter the Bank of Cape Fear. The pending
question the amendment of Mr. Biggs, as
follows:
" That no bill, certificate of depostc or promis-
sorry note shall be issued reiSSued by the corpo-
ration for less than five dollars. "
The amendment adopted, yeas %, nays 49,.
The bill further amended motion by Mr..
Wilder and Mr.. Clark, and then passed its second
reading as amended.
The bill to repeal so much of the act of 1852 as
provides for a Superintendent of Common Schools
for the State taken up, pending the conSidera-
ton of which the Senate took till three o.
clock.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-10
Proposals for Clothing, dc.

QuAnTERa AsTER's OFFICE U. :. MARINE CuRps,
Washington, June %, 1859
GEALED PROPOSALS viii tss Office until Thurs
y days day uy, 1885, y O'Clock for The
following such quantities
during The ensuing cl be delivered al The
Clothing 81 ake street, New York. free OF expense
United States, wig
blue he ia all respects similar TO that
used by the u = army t,
knapsacks properly varnshed
Strapped complete, ard tle letters = M'' painted on
the back
1000 blue cloth fatigue leather patent leather vsors and
ft the letters u. q. u On
600 uniform with brass scas eagle, complete
900 I. II
+ % D leather stocks
pIirs brcgans
600 gray blankets letters o. I'M. in black in
the sHs. t.IE# 43#.
The diminish the quantity OF the articles
named the eagrnces Of Tie require, IS reserved
All rigid inspection, and must
samples the ofc The Assistant Qnar
Marines. 81 ak.r New ork or ~ The once
Quaemaster Marine Corps Warn Barracks, Washington
City, u. q.
viii suens in the contract
lis Office their snfhcency inu
be certified To by official -fA
toihing,o and addressed
" 70 the an Marine Eorps Wa hmgon CITY, ~ ~
inieIgencer Evening star, washington ID
Hampshire Times as-acnrcit-, Journal o.
Comm New York city Eage Brooklyn NV YORK fenn
Phil daIphia Pennsylvania News and reu
Norfolk Globe, Vreinia VIII aiv" me
per a6ih Jby and fm~ar
bills an.sd by copy advertisements TO This office
for payment
June 21-cGit26Juiy
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Orphans Court, May %, 1856.

Wa hingon county, " ~ ssf-s t .-s#.ta 9s#
IN Of Cahane Eckio Joseph
Eekh, deceased The
appreciation orphsus couri q Washington comfy. Dis
a onmh appointed Tuesday id day July
m AZ euement and distribution OF the said
t5Aacds ~ in hand far
tnttrdad money All
said lrtegsrl notified attend the orphans
city properly
excluded from all benefit Of said provided
copy be published week
un,oun previous 70 said 81 day of July next
Iestt ED. w ROACH,
Register Of WINS.
True cepy.
Test ED. w. ROACH
Register Of Wills.
MAY ~ 1855.
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