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ADJUSTMENTS.
~ RAND CONCERT
BY THE n
RICHMOND MUSICAL BENEVOLENT
As!OCIATION
AT THE
SECOND BAP7 IsT CHURCH,
CORNER MIN AND SIXTH STREETS,
3UEsDAY EVENING. MAY lIrH, lseo.

The above nsmed Association, which hss,
throw Oh The kindness of the m.mbers Of The second
Baptist church lie i tneir meetings for nearly tho
while period tin g their organisation In the leo
turt -rut m or said church free II any cost Tor
rent lights, or fuel in testimony OF their grail
tuGc ut q late meeting rendered the churcna ON.
PLiMANTshY .ONCEnT, which win be len
u red aB above stated .
The programme will be made up OF selections
from the m st celebrated and pleasing composers,
ano will consist Of solos. duets. trfos. aud quar-
te:tes, rs well as q number OF magnificent eho.
1uses rendered by the full strength OF this largo
4 association. #t 4.
TIE music in this conce,t win not be Of euch .
strictly artistic character that only musicians can
appreciate IT, but In It will De blended hArmonleS
that will be attractive to all.
. he admission 70 every part OF the house mas
been fxed at 50 csnts for adults childsen under
twelve ears Of age, half prfco This, 10 hopers
will reLder this popular concert accessible 10 kLs
Tickets can be obtained from Mr. T: J srAIKs.
or at the book and music s.orcs. and at the door:
Passive members Of The ASSOCIATION VIII get
their concert tickets from NJ. w. -. fILcKRR,
as i,tant treasurer on Aighth sire t between MAIN
ana Cary. i- &C.
Doors open at .lf-past7 Concert 10 commence
promptly az half-past sUiclock
she seocistion phl give another concert as Inc
same hour and place on JHUR.DAY EVthlh6:
18th instant the details and objects OF utich wi1
be hereafter announced my e-H
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MAYORS CoURr-Mayor Chahoon pre-.
siding.-The following cases were tried
yesterday:
Lizzie Hobson and Martha Ward (ne-
grccs), charged with having in their pos
session six coats, stolen from the store of
L. Lichtenstein, on Seventeenth street, were
sent on.
Milly Smith alias Milly Holmes (negro),
charged with assaulting and using abusive
language towards Ella Pollard, was fined
$3.50. She threatened to give Ella the
worth of her money whenever an opportu-
nifty offers.
The cases OF B. Bruno and Benjamin
Thurman, charged with trespassing on the
premises of Mrs. Elizabeth Jeter, and at
tempting to violate her person, were con-
tinued until to-day.
Matty Hammond, charged with assault
ing Georgeanna Brown, was fined $3.50.
The case of Alexander Richardson, for
assaulting John Harris, lboth negroes,) was
continued until to-day.
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MEMORIAL DAY.-We again call the at
tention of the ladies of Richmond to the
fact that Monday next is the day set apart
for the remembrance Of the Confederate
dead inferred at Oakwood Cemetery. The
ladies of the OAkwood Association, though
few in number, have been by no means
lacking in their attentions to the thousands
of dead patriots who seem to have fallen
more particularly under their jurisdic-
ton, and long rows Of neat head-boards
show what their energy has accomplished.
Nor have they been forgetful of the dead
in other cemeteries, for the procession to
Holly wood has been annually sVelled by
Church Hill ladies bearing their floral Offer
ings. It is to be hoped therefore that on
Monday next their shockoe Hill neighbors
will join in the procession to OakWood, and
that no grave OF soldier on this occasion
will be without its flower.
The clergy of the city are invited to meet
at st. Johns church at II A. NJ, where
carriages will be in readiness to convey
them and the Board Of Managers of the
Association to OAkwood. A line OF omni-
buses will also connect with the street cars
at the intersection of Twenty-tifth aud
Main, and will take citizens to the csme-
terry for twenty-fve cents each. The pro-
ceesion will be formed at ST.. Johns church
at half-past / o'clock.
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MAN. H9sTER, VA, May I, 1850

Editor Of The Dispatch:
hear sir,-It afhrds infinite qualification TO your
cores lndent 70 learn that the splendid historic
building the Spotswocd Hotel situated In the
heart or the bsine3s portion Of the city, has been
opcaed under the auspices Of two gentlemen 30
extensively and !averxoly kuCwc as Mcssrs. j. ID.
sUBLETT and CADDIs 3. LUCK. it WAS the good
fortune Of the writer to board &C the Old Column
bisn Hotel many years ago, when presided over
by Mr.. sUBLxTT, and he feels coufdert that be
Will be sustained in the declaration By thousands
Of tie citizens Of the state and others hat the
comnohatious at this hotel have never been sur
psssed-i', Ind ed, equal.d-bY any similar estab-
lIshment In the city. The writer, who has ira
yelled extensively in the northern and western
states feels tie ST. shtest hesi aion In sayiDg
that he never saw the "Cld Coumbiann table
equdiled and he has repeatedly heard similar
r,mark made by others Mr.. SUBLhTT Is jIst
the prime Of life. aud Will bring to bear In
The aGmini traton or his business all Of that mC-
nncent liberality, energy Of mind and body,
suavity Of manner, and exten,1ye acquaintance
with totel ke. ping, which grea iy distinguished
him IN ante Jeitum times, and which We hope, and
confidently believe, will secure the amplsst sue
cess IN BIS p es, ut enterprise.
Mr.. LUCK, also formerly connected with the
Columbian, Is we'll known as an excellent caterer
and as The prince OF good fellows.
Your correspondent has no acquaintance with
Mr.. BISHOP, one OF the partners, but feels sati5-
f,d, from The company he Is in, THAT be may be
safely endorse Us rectuS fnl curfa."
Let all who desbe elegant and comfortable
qua. ters and god living give the potswood q
call, and they will not be disappointed.
Yours truly, hBDICUs.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following special appointments
Episcor ol.-The semi, annual meeting Of
the Episcopal Sunday schools Of the city
will be held at St. Paul's church at 3h
Pm. :.aas Is
Methodist.-The regular monthly meet
ing of the Sundsy-school Society Of this
denomination will take place in the Man
chester church at 81 P. M.
At Trinity church, Rev. J. A. Proctor
will preach the second of his series Of SER
mons on the Lords Prayer. Services COM
mence at P. M. 1E
Rev. DR.. Duncan, Of Randolph Macon
College, will occupy the pulpit Of the Broad
street church morning and night.
Bdptist.-Rev. DR.. Burrows, Rev. DR..
Jeter, and Rev. Mr.. Dickinson, pastors Of
the First, Grace, and Leigh-street churches,
are absent from the city, attending the
Southern Baptist Convention.
Rev. J. A. Chambliss, of the Second
church, will preach at II A. NJ. and P. NJ
At the Lei igh-strees church, Rev. G. T.
James will preach at IL A. Nj. and ?. 81.
English Lutheran.-Seryices at st. Marks
at ] | o'clock A. N. -...,--
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BRIEF MENTIoN.-Dr. Knox has been,
very properly, reinststed as physician to
the county Jail. ...--- .-.......
Prominent citizens Of Manchester wish
that borough to be annexed to Richmond.
Mrs. Esmes, corner Of Fourth and Broad
streets, has q maidstone" which can be
seen on application.
Nearly two hundred business. men attend
ed the funeral Of Mr. Gabriel Wortham.
Judge Moncure is urged to open court
of arbitration at fredericksburg tla--~
The county court will sit to grant licenses
to-day. sg j. .e.. y ,,-s-,. -
Sheriff Smith, of Henrico, is promised
three public executions for next Saturday.
Paymaster Stanton is paying off troops ut
Petersburg, Norfolk, and Fortress Monroe.
1t turns out that the destructive fire in
Manchester on Monday night was the work
Of an incendiary.
Captain Goodwin, Of the court-martial, ,
who has been here long and made many
friends, has been ordered home.
The Richmond Knights Templar are
swelling their numbers. They 60 to Phila-
delphia next month.
The James is still quite high, but does not
seem to be rising just now. .....
A velocipede race for sla0 and the cham
pionship will come off at Jackson Park next
week,
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landed at the Westover wharf By steamers
from Norfolk, Baltimore, Phiisdelphis, and
New York. ri tf5gg Tg9d
"The following premiums will be
awarded: $50 for the best combined reaper
and mower; $50 for the best reaping- ma
chine $50 for the best mowing-machine; !;
s25 for the best hsy-tedder; $40 for the
best hsy-rake; $40 for the best wheat
cleaner; SO for the best grain-cradls.
4 In addition to the above premiums,
diplomas or medals may be awarded at the
discretion Of the committee.
Each exhibitor Of respers and mowers
will be required to pay an entrance fee Of
sl0 for each machine entered, and entries
ebould be made on or. before the 9th OF
June, 1869, at the secretary's Office, in
Richmond
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STRAWBERRY AND FLOWER EXHIBITION.
The committee appointed by the Executive
Committee of the, Virginia Horticultural
and Pathological Society to arrange for q
strawberry and flower exhibition during
the proper season met Thursday afternoon
at Messrs. Allan s. Johnson's store, and
made such provision as will insure sue
cessful exhibition. All persons, whether
members of the Society or not, ere invited
to exhibit berries and flowers. There will
be no competition for premiums, but a
committee will be appointed to report upon
the various kinds Of strawberries exhibit
ed, and to take cognizance ofthe flowers and
plants. The date Of the exhibition will be
determined at an adjourned meeting to be
held on the 18th instant, and will be duly
announced. Let there be q full show By
all our growers and amateurs.
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= DR.. JUDsoN B, WOOD, Dentist, five doors above
the Spotswood Hotel take the liberty to say, Is
prepared with all the modern appliances and Inn
provements 10 dentistry to insert artificial te tn on
gold silver, pla.na, aud vulcanite. with the most
perfect accuracy and natura effect, and with little
discomfort to the patient. The Doctor also per-
forms ,urglcal operations appertaining to diseases
of the tech and tawbone by the aid Of Eitrous
oxide gas, the best and safest anesthetic known,
rendering the patient insensible to pain.
Ixtr.c citing and nlling is one Of the Doctors
specisltles, as also the regulation OF children'0
teeth by tr. ming them TO uniformity and beauty
OF growth the neglect or which 80 often dishgures
the mou h and alters the whole expression Of the
face. Having had occasion to employ the Doctor
In The line OF his profession, we can recommend
him as not only gentle In treatment, but ssilful In
the execution Of his work and moderate Ia cha ges
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MAY 7th. 1859

MAY 7Ln, looy.
It an adjourned meeting Of tie obacco lfsoci-
ation held this morning to ear the report of the
committee, the meeting being called to order.
Colonel PeS ton Wise. chairman, pTesente the fol-
lowing resolutions; which were unanlm Jusly
adop.od:
Whereas 1t has pleased Almighty God to re-
move from our midst our friend and associate
GABRIEL WoRTaAM who died in this city on yes
ierday morning at half.past IL cit OK; therefore,
belt
"ReSolred hat we have heard with profound
regret Of The de,th or SABaIEL WoR1 HAM, long
a member of ih's & ssoc!a.irn. We rec gnfze in
tbi. sad event not merely the loss Of one wh m by
constant contact with him In The walks OF basiness
we had learned to es: eem as a friend, but or an
example of problly In his dealings, Of indu try and
enterprise in his vocation, such as no community
can well ford TO spare.
"Resolced. That we tender to his bereayed fam
lily the expression OF our sincere condoleacs with
them In their aflliction.
''ResoLred hat a. mark OF respect for his
memory, we will attend his funeral In body.
"Resolrsd. That The Secretary be directed 10
communi, ate copy OF these resolutions 70 his
f4muy, and that tie newspapers Of the city be re
que,ted to publish them"
PxYToy WISE, chairman.
r. A, nttLs, secretary.
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The GREAT TRIAL OF REAPERs.-Every
preparation is being made to render the
great trial of reapera, which is TO come off
at Westover on the 9Th proximo, interesting
to the sgriculturists Of the State. We pub
lished the list Of judges last week, and now
append the regulations which have just
been put forth by the committee:
"No machines will be allowed to enter
after the 9Th Of June. Suitable teams will
be furnished without charge, and each ma
chine ehould be in perfect order before
coming upon the ground. Only four ma
chimes shall be in operation at once, and
each machine shall be attended by mem
ber Of the committee oil the time it is in
action. No person will be allowed on the
operating grounds while the trial is pro-
oeeding, except competitors and judges
and invited guests.
Exhibitors shall present no machine
for trial other than those they habitually
furnish from their chops to their customers.
Machines may be shipped TO and
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CoRoNER's IxouEsT.-An inquest was
held yesterday ovei the body of Sam
Weldon (negrol, found in the dock en-
Thursday. From the evidence it appeared
that Weldon, in company with James
Blake, Willis stanard, and Edward Owens
(pegroes), went to the York river defos
for plunder. Weldon went as pilot, saying
that he knew where the sheet-iron was.
When they got to the depot, Weldon stop
ped near the car in which the iron was, and
the others went ahead Of him. They heard
the depot dog bark at Weldon, and saw him
dodge under the car, and that wac the last
seen Of him. The jury came to the verdict
that the deceased came to his death from
some cause unknown; but 1t was suppcsed
that he vas accidentally drowned.
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RICHMOND H1sTR1oN1c CLuB.-Attention
is called to the entertainment Of the Rich
mond Histrionic Club to be given at the
Richmond Theatre on Monday evening next.
The club is composed Of many Of our beet
Richmond amateurs, and they have spared
no efforts to get up creditable perform
sncc. They deserve every encouragement.
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q uINNEsS,s EXTRA nuRLIN POR-
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

GCARCE VIRGINIA LAW.-ROBiN-
OsON'S PRACiICE AND FURhS, Malheus's
ivil Uig tst and auide to Commissioners fuckers
Connect .tsIies, Tate and Sancss Forms sands's
tuit In quity, Davis Criminal Law, lawyers
6uide, Tate's Ciges Lomsx's Digest Lomsx On
xecutors, fuckers blackstone, Virginia beporls
complete no 1918 Main street is the place 10 find
rare aud valuable aw and Mis- tscellaneoms Books.
RANDOLPH u kneLI~H,
mys Booksellers. Stationers and Bookbinders.
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At called meeting OF the Tobacco Association,
held at the Exchange this morning the president
announcct ia appropriate terms the sad intelli.
eeace Of the death OF esteemed friend and as.
sociate GABRIEL WoRTHAM.
On IN otion, a committee Of three, composed OF
the following gentlemen-Colonel Peyton Wise, j.
II. Martin, ard 2. u. AcKinney-rere appointed
10 daft souions suitable to the sad occurrence.
N motion the meeting adjourned.
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LADIES' FAIR.-The ladies Of St. Johns
(Episoopal) church announce fair and
festival, to be held at place hereafter to
be named, commencing on Monday next.
They propose to have on sale not only
fancy goods, but refreshments Of sll kinds {;
and IS some of the prettiest young ladies in
Richmond have been engaged to attend the
tables, all the young men would do we'll to
offanh
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Mr.. CowARDIN's LECTURE Mr.. Co.
wardin's humorous lecture to be given for
the benefit Of the Dorcss Society Of Leigh
street Baptist church will be given at the
church on Monday evening. As this is the
first time he has ever appeared on Church
Hill, it is expected that he will be warmly
received.
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IMPUDEST.-At called meeting Of the
Monroe Ward Republican Club, held at
Dill's bake-house, corner Of Clay and Fou-
shee streets, May 5, 1869, at o'clock P. NJ,
the following resolution was offered BY Mr..
Landon Boyd, and unanimously adopted by
the meeting:
Resolved, That we, the Republicans Of
Monroe Ward, do deny the Republicanism
Of any man that will 60 over to the Walker
party at this late day, and will denounce
any such man as traitor to the party"
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The DROWNING OF WHlTE.-A colored
man reported to the Mayor yesterday that
William White, the cook Of the steamer
Vulcan, whose dead body was found in the
river q few days ago, had ION the morning
he was missed) quarrel with the en-
engineer. 1t is said, too, that marks Of
violence were found upon the head of the
deceased. No inquest has yet been held,
Justice Favier deeming it unnecessary.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT Chief
Justice Chase preSiding.-This court was
opened yesterday at the usual hour, but no
business Of public interest was transacted.
Robert Howard, Esq, qualified to practice
as an attorney in this court.
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THOMAS W. KEEsEE will sell at 10 o'clock

THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at 10 o'clock
+ A.: NJ, on Council Chamber Hill, horses,
mules, &C. s.....; ~ .sss.-I 7,ys--. 1,
u. A. A.@GATHRTGHT will sell at 10 O'Clock a.
NJ. household furniture, clothing. &c.
LEE GODDIN will sell on j" Grow Hill,"
at 5k O'Clock P. NJ. o framed dwelling.
COOK LAUGHTON will sell n: 10 A. NJ,
- on Council Chamber Hill, horses, mules,
buggy, harness, sc! s "a ,>7rt.lR 's1<"
WELLINGTON GODDIN WIN sen at Az
P. NJ. q brick tenement on Main between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
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r. 4. MUS, secretary.

TRETHFxrRACrEp ED WITHOUT PAIE.-see what
the Professor cf Sa.ursl sciences OF Richmond
College says:
."I have inhaled Li:rous oxide as prepared by
Or. sEoaag b. tTEsL, who also, st my Ieqaes.,
administered It TO a member Of my family from
~hose mouth several tet th were extracted ,chout
pain, and without any subsequeus unpleasant ef.
fect,.
"Iconsider is inha' a'ation perfectly safe, while
its tgec.s a:e a.toxe' her tieasui able. recom-
merd It's use with entire confidence.
,'B. PURYEA2.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHMOND - Judge
Bramhall iding.-Nothing of impor-
tance was done in this court yesterday.
Mr.. Camille Deybe qualified as deputy
clerk Uice Mr.. Kimbrough, who has been
appointed clerk at headquarters.
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DEGRADING THE GovERNMEET.-0scar
Newman was arrested yesterday charged
with defrauding the United States Govern
nent in traffioking in tobacco on which tax
is unpaid. He will be brought before the
United States Commissioner for hearing.
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-ThomsS
Holloran was arraigned before the United
States Commissioner yesterday charged with
passing counterfeit money. The case was
partially examined, and continued. ~
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LOST CHILD .-Townes Leigh, aged nine
years, strayed ffon his home, No. 800
Main street, on Thursday evening. Any
information concerning him will be thank
fully received by his parents. .. .., ,..
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CoNvICT.-Abner Richardson, convicted
and sentenced in Grayson county, for OBJ
tanning goods under false pretences, to
three years in the penitentiary, was re-
ceived at that institution yesterday morn
inp
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RACE.
sRAND vELoeIPEDE RACE
Ar
JACKSON PARK

ON i.
WEDNESDAY, May II, a. 4 o'clock r. a.,
r,r the following prizes:
Fl St prize Easiest time) eg "
1hird prizs tslowtss r'dinsj !. 20
Fourth prizs t1erfolming the greatest
Open S.r ali ri. ers t,hs champion excepted.
n.I ance to the race $t.
Admission, Is cents; children nncey fcurfc<n
years, Is cents ladies. free.
yelocIpe6es a. the Park un.i day OF race Tor
those WISH fg to practice
my8-3s y. 9AThtp0Ns
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DARING 0UTEAGE.-During the day yes
terdsy negro man met Legro woman on
the street and entered into conversation
with her. He found out where her home
was, and followed her thither. He entered
the house, drew pistol, levelled it at her
head, and having thus enforced silence,
went through the house helping himself to
everything valuable 10 could find. He
then took his departure, and has not since
been heard from.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-Edgar III. Gar
nett, Esq., Of Richmond, he's been appoint
ed commissioner Of deeds for the States Of
! Arkansas and Tennessee in the State Of
Virrinia
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The latest styles OF rich Jewelry, ane Watches.
Chaias, Pins, Hsndkssch Holders. Diamonds,
Pearls. \ c .kaces. Loekets, just opened at Now.
Lam 6 Co.'s, corner Main and TeIth streets.
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aRAND DRAMA1IO ENTERTAINMENT.
THE RICHMOND EiyrRIoNIC CLUB
have the honor 70 announce that they VIII give the
first OF series Of Grand Dramatic Perform anees
- Monday EVENING, Nay 10. lsss,-
ON which they viii be assisted BY talented
professional ladies Of the city. Ill
,he performance viii consist OF Tom Tay!ov's
riul and thrilling play, IN four acts, en1StSd
kEIklBUIlOA; 5
~4 OH
A HUSBAND's VENGEANCE;
and the beautiful Nautical Drama, IN two acts,
called
BEN BOLT.
PRICES OF ADMISSION: ;. ....
Dress Circle esns'
orchestra and PaIqieite 70
Family Circle sn Gallery ~
Box ONCE open on Mondsy the l9lh isoms a. q. ].
to F. M when Sc can be reseI yed.
roors open sE =. Il. PerfN mxace 70 com-
msncs ats (; N; & prssiss,,SI s,,I he IN a,te.d d,uce.
e. 4, E
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
OITY. ,-,7z .-rT
a BOTION BALES THIS DAP.

On ALL PUBLIC on PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL BALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY ASDR THE -1HIRTY-FIkST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEM.
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.ETSl INITIALS.
Probate Judge, 6 L. G. e., A. B.

Schooner n Morson, Buel 8. kllin; sch 1oner
Ca j. A. Mordo schooner Addie Fuller, George
Coffin schooner ID. Mupson. J. s. smith; barge
, onacuming NJ a. Phillips; schooner hddie
Fuller, j fergus IN; S .ho ,ner 5. q Lond a.
smith; stea1n:ug mbition, aptatn WeGteon
schooner Julius Wells j. kobertsun; schooner
Summel vile cap: ain Il. H. Mardoes , ~
- .E#S H. l.. VAN LEW, POSTMASTER.