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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-04
Notice

eby given to all legatces, creditors, and O.
persons interested IN the estates of William
erton deed, settled by his sdmrs VIM. II.
b and Eliza +. WoolveS,on; Of Wm. Shan.
cd, sc,tiej by his ajmr Thomas Pardoe; Of
Teas drcd. settled by VIM. r. Smith and
ian, exrs of John b. Boyd decd, who was
nv Of james Teas decd; Of jams L. mon
settled by Thomas Lemon and Hugh Nc
rs, exrs IL Wm. Lemon deed, who was one
,x,s of James Lem"u sur. decd; of Abrs-
ssingev d.c'd. settled by he eEp J"hc +.
rer and John kissineer; of Cathsrine Ross
ntIed ny her sxr James Taeeart; e Jacob
deed, s.itl.d by his sdnas Jacob Weris
pet Tchopp; Of John rsisenhart decd. rel.
lie admr Jonas Eisenhavt; o( Jacob Hun
ec'd, settled by his sdmr David Walter;
s Lemon, j.. decd. settled ,y his s.lmr
ZOO, II Frederick Mutchler decd, settled
mr Ms,hiss Lewis; Of John 3. Boyd decd.
his ears Wm. R. Smith and A. jordan;
Yocum decd, settled by his sdmr David
e sccoun, Of Ab,shnm Shipman, guardi-
,sbsth Mendenhsll; the accoop, Of James
guardian II Robert, William end Eliza.
man; the sccount Of VIM. q Men,go-
rrdian # Thcmss, Ssysh, Rachel, Flea
cca, John. Hester aud Maresfet Rack
sccoont If Frederick Lssasus, gusl.lian
and Mssgswt Sessholix; The sccsunt 81
stss, guardian Of Cs,hssins end Adam
i.sse of NosthumbsUlsnd county. deed
scuioss. administrators snd guardians ol
csssed estates have filed theI .sccnuuss
~gissss of tbs county, sad Me-. shey ~il
ID 20 shs Osphsns' Csurt sAssa county
yths 4sA day of Apsits nsxs, fsI Gun
ad sllowsncs. s' = a'sse ls So -
EDWARD OYSTER,
e!'. oaies.. Register
kissch 4, ls4s.
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Another Farm

EDH2 SAlhn.
VuNHE hcirs of John Yocuin, deed. offer for sale
Il all that Farm Of theirs situate in Shamnkin
township, Northumberland county. near SnuG
town, and adjoining the old Siembsch stand in
said township. contaning about two hundred acres
more or less, in a good state Of cultivation. Tho
Rail Road from Sunbury tn Shamokintown passes
through il. For particulars enquire Of
HUGH II. TEATS. SHUTDOWN,
or JOHN FAENSWORrH, Sunbury,
Dec II, IS4T or anv of the heirs,
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A@l4NYI5


'Wrigllt's Indian Vegetable Pills.
Henry Mssser. Sunhury. i s,-...-.
Il. g. !. Ksulfman. Augusta township.
John II. Vino mt. Chillisqnaque. q.
Ksse II Be,gstresser. Ely sbciS.
Samuel Herb, Little Mahonay,
William Deepen. Jacksnn.
Ireland aud Haynes. MrEwcnsviIle.
William Heiuen & Dro,her, Milton.
Forsy,he, Wilson Il Co., Northumberland
James Reed. Pot'sgrove.
g. w. Scott. Rdsheille.
w. & n Fcgeiy, Shsmokinto~n.
Rhodes & Farrow. Snyderstown.
Amos 4. Beiseli, Turbu'sviile.
Bonneville Holshue, Upper Mahonoy.
J,hn G. Rem. do do.
l.. l.. Piper, Watson'owr.
Wholesale. st the office ard general depot, ,69
Race ST., Philadelphia. Dec. lS. Is47.-ly
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PH1IADELPHrA HaARKEr.
TC espay, Feb. 90, |

TCsspAy Feb. %, Is4S.
GAM Wheaf-is in demand at S: % 81
so light stock. Corn, yellow, 10 worth s3c
j4e not much doing Rye. is selling freely At
,5c csc; stock light. Outs are held ut ~ .
&c for Southern; no sales.
4c
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NOT TOO LATE.

TREAT BARGAINS may yet te had at Pun-
IL ms SropE. He still his a large assor meni
Of Goods which he will sell ut first cost. Being de-
termined to disc ntnue the business, he will sell
very low. A saving of 25 or 80 per cent. can be
made by uurchasing al his store. Cali aud exam.
inc ior yourselves. or All kinds Of county pro.
duce trken, at the highes, market price.
b Sunhuyv December 4th l847 If
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WIN. II. Boyd,s Estate.

AyOTIcE is hereby given, that letters Of al.
II minis,rstion have been granted to the subj
scriher. on the estate of William r. Boyd. deed,
late Of the borough Of Northumberland, Nor,hum.
ber,and ceunfy. All persons indebted 10 said es.
tate, sud a, those having elsims ~sains, the SANE.
are hereby requested to come forward aud make
settlement W soon ss possible.
CATHARINE G. BOYD.
Norih'd, Feb. 9, lS4s.-6t Admr'x.
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Arch sfreefs.
p n L A d = L p II A.
VUlHE Subscribers having made great improve
1 menis in the shove business. are now manu.
featuring. "fa superior qual'v. all kind. Of PLAIN
and ORNAMENTAL WIRE WORK. such Is
Si-vss Riddles Screens &c, for all kinds Of Grain.
See',, Sand, Ore, Snuff. Starch, B,ickdus,, DC.
Founders' Sleeves Of superio, quality constantly
on hand iALo saes. Wire Dish Covers. Sofa
Springs Twiiled Wne for Spark Caichers, &c. 70
Ornamental Wire Work.
Such A. Gags. Nnrserv F.niers, Garden Border
ing, Flower star d. Trsinrrs. Trellis work fn Gsspe
Vines, &c Also Wire Fencing "f every de.crir-
lion. n : Orders thankfully receiv~i and prompt
" rxecu'ed by WATSON Il COX.
Feb. I9;h, lS4s.-3m.
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ffHfETDE P'TifA
MEDICAL HOUSE,
E,fnbyske.{ IA uso~-s nSs bu NJ RfNEEJfN

MEEISAL HOUSE,
E'fabasked Is yews age, BY Dr.. KiNKELfT
The oldest, su,rss and hest hand to cure all forms
Of secret diseases, disesse. Of the skin aud
solitary habits Of youth, is
M. .KEI.L-N, :.
N. w corner Of "a and Union as, bemeen Spruce
est and fine, squares from he EDehunge.
.VOUNG MEN If you value your life or your
health. tcmcmbes, tho delay Of monih. nay,
even week, may prove your ruin, both Of body
snd mind. Hence let no false rnodes,y deter you
from making your case known 10 one who, from
clgcaton and rcsectsbiliiy, can alone befiend vou
He who places himself up,er Dr KINKELIN'S
treatment, may religiousIy con6de in his honor as
q gentleman, and IN whose bosom will be forever
locked the sccre, Of the patient. i1h
Too many think they will hug the secret 10 their
own hearts, and cure themselves, Alas! how of-
ten is this fatal deIusor. and how many a pro-
missing young man, who might have been su orGs-
mept to society. bss faded from the earth. '.
COUNTRY INVALIDS,
finding it inconvenient 10 make pe'sonai applies
in, can. 10y stating their case explicitly, tore h
with all their symptoms. (por letter post pad haSo
forwarded 10 them chest containing DIR. KS me-
dic'nes appropriated accordingly.
Packages Of Medicines forwarded to any p.ri Of .
the United States At moments notice.
or Posr pAtD LBrrERs. addressed 10 d.. krs-
KELts Philadelphia, will be promptly attended to-,
Oc'. 30,h. is47.-ly
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:. LIST or JURORS
OF Northumberland County. for April Tern
VA. n. leAs. - -slf's y : B.

Tr 1T Grand JurOrs. 80. !.
Drlnscore. e.->Ssmucl McC1ty. h'-A
. Million John Gocdlander.f' GO, e 80 49,
- ChiiRsguague.--Adsm X dler. ~.
E Point - w. S,ainun. y ~ -
Norshu,nb nberidnd- - Daniel Braut;sam. ,,l
& Stsnbury Gideon Market, John r. Purscl,
George Wciscf, Esq ~
Upper Augusfq. .--samuci Hur'ev. John BUNS.
2 Ssdmokin.--Gecrae ssastzel. Frederick Mulch.
ler, Aaron Kelley, WIN. McWiiliama o'
Rush.--Jscob Gesfhar, Samuel Ely, Isaac
Eckmsu. esif
CoaL--Daniel Kerstettcr. y i''i
Upper Mahonoy. - John Hpckmsn, Edward
Eniprline. ttGh avs
Lo,cer Mdhonoy.-Christan Albert, Bcnjamin
Heffncr, Joseph Trege
Little hf0hon0v - VIM Ro,hermel
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Another Earthquake occurred in Chill. in DC.
to5er Letters 10 the goth have been reeeived
from Valparaiso, at which time the Columbus,
Com. Biidle was there.
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CHE AP NEW GSSTS.
Us I rec~'sed. . handsome ,ot OF c.ofls, Cas-
e sinners, Caiicoes. Gaps & al, kinds. Gum
Shoes for men. wop,en and children, C,oceries,
Qs~ asscavs, sad vssitiy of other Articles cAes-
per than ever,by HEkkf NAesER.
:. sunbury, N0y, aIsh, lsA7,
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SILENC CE
THAT
DnEAnPUL
COUGH THE
LUNGS ARE IN DAN
GER, The WORK OF THE
HAS BYEN ByGuN,

IER, THI WORK OF THE
DESTROYER HAS BgEN BrGUN,
THE coUGH OF c0NsUNfrIOS HATa
INIT SOUND Of psATH.
4 RE YOU A MOTHER! Your darling chill.
A your idol and earthly joy, is now perhaps
confined to her chamber by dangerous coll--h,r
pale cheeks. her thin shrunken fingers. tell the
hold disease has already gained upon he'-the
sound of her sepulchrai cough pieices your soul.
YOUNG MAN, when jus, about ic enter life,
disease sheds heart crushing blight over the f.r
prospects Of the future-your hectic cough and fee
BILE limbs tell Of your loss and hope, bu, you need
not despair. There ID a balm which will heal the
won n.led lungs il il
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IN ibis place, o. sunday last, by Rev. n. A
Fisher. Mr.. HssRY BucnEs to Miss MALIsD,
HARr, both OF this place. - ...t..Vs 49,
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THe Ceesk IsotAss Rev. Mr.. Hays, Baptist
Missionary, says, in letter to the Boston Re.
corder, 1--WE have six churches in the Creek ma.
tion--severa' neishborhoods have prayer meet
ings, and churches would be formed if the mis-.
greeations could be sustained. I have four
churches. twenty four forty, and forty FIVE miles
from my house. | teach foar days. having Mon
day aud Saturday for travelling The ehristain
Indisas are re3oerd to see ne. The people are
very desirous of an instructor, and will frequent.
~ come miles to hear the Bible read"
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A
A Mass >CRE "A correspondent of the New
Orleans Times writing from Mexico. under
date Of January, relatcs the following, which
Is the first ,nontion we have seen of such an oc
eurrencs, though dates 40 late as February have
been received - A.as47 a&
To show you how little the Mrxicses are a.
ble to appreciate our humanity, I will mention
the following Two days after The capture Of
Gen. valehcis, he was liberated on parole, to
60 wherever he pleased. with ten nnchc,os sr
med, to accompany him as an escort. Well,
only two Of three days elapsed, amer his depart.
ure. when FEW ofthe Pennsylvania volunteers
vent to visit email village near the field o!
Coo,rersr. He e they were set On BY a nur.
ber of virsgers, attacked with stones and such
missiles and two Of their number killed. The
survivors hastened into camp, when detach.
ment Of tctty or fty Of their comrades, highly
exssperated, hsstened to the scene Of violence.
and commenced an indiscriminaie massacre Of
the males in the village. They killed. as Col.
wynkocp sey.. 90 or 20; bu. only 81 were re.
ported. The day before yesterday Gen Scott
came very near being cut Of BY party Of go.
erriileroe, abnut six miles from the Guadalupe
gste. He organized party the next morning,
snd went in pursuit oi them, but they had de.
camped.
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Traverse Jurors.


Tnrbuk-Jamrs Mari. Peter DnnkeL
Lepis.--Phip Rnup, John Fox.
DeiaWare.-- Henry Reader. D,nel Smith, Geo.
GRAY. Solomon T'uckemier, Hugh Reed. Solo>
mon Oyster, Samuel Ices. WIN. Hayes, Robert
H. Mccormick. Solomon Dener.
Milton -John w. Woods, F. w. Pollock.
Michael L,mm. ]. H. Mctmmick.
ChiEsquogue. Samuel Rcheldsrfrr. Willism
Ssvmsn. Hen'y Shee's. Thomas Patdoe.
Northumberland Charles Msus.
Sunbury-Frederick Lazarus. Jesse Bas'ian.
Upper Amg,tsfa.--(seorQc Fasold, Isa'c Fish
~. J"mes Campbell. Mark Slack, Jacob Evert.
Lowcr .Aug,.sfa. Class Henry Brown.
Shamokin.-John HuH. ESQ.,. Obadi,h Camp.
hell.
Rush. Robert Quirk. Wilson Me,tler.
Coni-Wilham Fege,y
Upper Mahonoy.- Henry Snyder. Solomon
Folk. .
Lo,ccr Mahonoy.-Elijsh Byerly. George Har.
ris, Simon Lcnk' q. John Messner. jr.
Little Mahonoy.-J~cob Rsker, Jonathan Dun.
kcli erger, Samuel Wagner. t, -.a 81 ..
Juckson.- .--Aliaham Troutman, Joseph Dat.
doIf
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Washington Fire Company"
e members Of the Nv Wsshington Fire Com
any" are requested to NEE, at the State
/. on Monday evening, March 6, a. o.
precisely. Punciusi attendance is required.
ch. 4. SAMUEL. ]. YOUNG. Sec.
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Petit Jurors.

J'et1t Jurors.
Turbut. Philip Billmvrr.
Le,c;s John Clapp. John Wilson.
Dela,pare-John Mcngas. VIM. b. Irwin, Sam
uel F,nrey.
MHon.-Oscar Hammand. 4t
ChiiHsq,.n9ue.-John Murray, Charles GaIe,
Willi,m Nu'.O h.
Point Michael Barnhsrt. I"hn Vsndevender.
Norfiun berland james Dieifenbncher, Sa-
muel Cox.
Sunbury..-Jacob Martin, Andrew Durs,. Dan
iel Haas. tieo,p pe Rohrhsch.
Upper Augtsta.-John Cooper, Robert Porsel.
Samuel Culp.
Loper Augusta. Jscob Bsstian. Peter NJ. Rec.
!Shon,okin.- Daniel Miller. WIN. G. Kase, VIM.
F.now, Frederick Adams, Henry Reply, John
Frank, David Marz.
Uoper Mahomoy Samuel Ressler.
Lower Mahonoy.-Jonsthsn sPatI, John Bade'
msn.
Jackson. Daniel Oyster. Peter Coble, John
Win.
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: PRICE CURRENT. 3
rorr,rfed ,prekiv bu .Ueurv Masser.
LIST OF CAUSES.

lNOR trial in The Court Of Common t.leas OF Nor
i thumi'erland County, a, April Tenn. lsis,
commencing the frs, Monday. being the 3D.
Benjsmin w Richards " franklin w Plat ct al
w Sei,znger, alienee Of Carver vs. Garvsrs hcirs
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Good Intent Fire Company
STATED MEETING OF the Company will
~ held on Monlsy evening aeEi, q, z o'clock.
Court House. Punc,ual attendance is re-
|. HENRY DONNEL.
rch. 1, iS48 Secretary.
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Proihonotar,'s office. ,
Sunhury, March 4, 4S4s :
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CON M ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
nIONEY MARKET.
Monday, July 24-6

Monday, July 24-6 r. Nj.
The sales at the stock board to day, pretty good
illustration of the business in Wall street. The hot
weather the scarcity of money, absence of operators
and the little disposition exhibited by tiose remaining
to AXE transactions the causes of the inactivity.
Prices for stocks, generally, Already rule low
that they cannot fall much lower, and absent
ptalists, md spectators for a rise, will find the
market much depressed upon their return to
he city, hat profitable investments be made in
almost any security in the list At the first board to-
day, Treasury Notes advanced = per cent u. s 6s
1862 Il, and Harlem u. Reading Railroad fell OF 4 ;
Morris Canal X. All others closed at prices current on
Saturday.
At the second board, there only two sales-ono
small lot of Treasury Notes, and small lot Of Mo-
hawk Railroad. We have never known at any season
of the year, little doing ut present and IL Is a
matter of much astonishmeut that prices for some Of
the fancies are even Sc well sustained as they are
Foreign Exchange has not been in very active de.
mand for this packet Sterling bills we quote at esi
q 10 per cent premium Paris, 81 20 81 81 Am
sterdam Al Az; Bremen, 79I6 7oti Hamburg, 35sl
80.
The government of Canada are about issuing doben
tures, in amounts of five pounds and two pounds ten
shinings each payable year after date, with nte
rest In order to give currency to this paper 1t will
be received in payment Of all public dues IL ia not
the intention Of the government to allow any In
terest on these debe INJURIES until they arrive at
tmity. II they are presented at the Custom House
they will be received other bank notes. at the
lue their without interest These notes wllf
the nucleus ola government bank Of issue which has
becn talked Of for time past in the provinces.
The annual report of the Bank Of Charleston, 8. c.,
ust made presents the annexed comparative statement
he leading departments for each month Of the past
There appears to have been contraction in the
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Afternoon Editions.

The appetite If the public for Of all kinds has
become voracous that it is difficult to satisfy it.
Not content with the papers published in the ming,
and those published in the evening, something more
and bet ter is wanted to appease the intellectual hunger
Of the public
We find ourselves under the necessity therefore, of
issuing two afternoon editions OF the Ne York Herald
and hereby inform the community, in general, and
the travelling public in particular, that shall pub
fsh one at one o'clock, daily, which will contain the
latest from all parts of the world up that hour
and the other at three o'clock to contain the latest
news to the moment of publication.
Newsboys obtain either Of these editions in
time for the steamboats,.
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On Sunday evering, 23d inst, JAMES A. COFFIN.
The friends of his family are invited, without fur
ther notice. to attend his funeral from All Saints
Church in Henry street. on Wednesday, Goth inst,
at o'clock P. Nj
On Monday, July oath, at O'Clock p NJ of apo
plexy of the lungs, OLIVER b. TEALL, aged so years
The friends and relations of the fam also his
in-law j. ii. Pratt and VIM Verify, are respectfully
requested to attend his funeral, this afternoon
clock from his late residence Goth street. first
east of 4th avenue.
This morning. Mrs. JANE CORNELL, wife of Joseph
Cornell aged % years
Her funeral will take place from her late reside
No SO Broome street. afternoon at o'clock
The members Of Washington Marine Tent, No. 3,
Mount Vernon Encampment, No. /, of o. Of r.,
and the rriep DIS Of the family invited to attend her
funeral, without further invitation.
On Monday. EDWARD GALLAGHER, aged ~ years and
months
His friends and acquantanoes are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral from the residence of his
brother 459 Greenwich street. at half past O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, without further in vitation.
On Monday morning. July oath 1913, at half past
O'Clock, Of consumption, Mr.. john SCHMIDT, aged SO
years and months.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence 10S Pitt street, at O'Clock this (Tuesday) AT
ternoon, without further invitations: also, the
bers Of Fidelity Lodge, No. 81, o. of o. F., and
the order in general.
On the oath inst, the infant child of Hugh and
Anne Murphy, aged year. months and % days.
The friends and acquaintance arc respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral at half past o'clock,
Tuesday the Goth inst from the residence of her IA
Their. 80 Bayard street.
On MONDAY, Zfth lnst at brooklyn, SARAH ANN,
wife of Samuel Boune in the 54th year of her age.
The friends Of the family particularly invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence, No. 1i3
Washington, corner of High street, Brooklyn, on
Wednesday, July 26th at 8 o'clock, p. NJ, without
further invitation Her remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery for ;ntermcnt.
On the 23d inst, ROGER PADDOCK, in the 18th year
of his age.
The friends of the family invited to attend his
funeral, Tuesday, the 18th inst at O'clock from
his late residence, Railway n. J.
At New Brighton, Staten Island, after i'll ness of
five days, PHILIP, youngest of John j. and Char
lotte LIE Breton Coombs, aged AZ years.
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WASHINGTON, July q, 1913.

WASHINGTON, July *, lS&8
Diners Doings-Stnatmiai SupYer-Case of Gen.
Kearny-Party Morements-lMr. L<rin and the
Dry Docks, &c.
Messrs Law and Sanders gave delicious en-
tertainment to number of members of Congress,
chiefly of the Senate, last night, at Blackwelps
Qae Coleman's) hotel. The advance pay has
been granted to three of the ocean steam mah
lnes-the England line, the Chagres, and the
Astoria from Panama That's all right, amt it,
| We now understand the ease exactly The
nomination of Brigadier General Kearny as MAJOR
General by brevet, has not been acted upon by the
Senate. Col. Benton has not yet gone through with
his review of the doings of Gen. Kearny IN Cali
forna and New Mexico He is overhaulng the
whole subject, court martial of Fremont and ALL
and we have reason to believe that the argument
OF Col Benton In executive session will be printed
in full. lie IS determined TO resist the conlima-
ton TO the uttermost
The wing Rough and Ready Club are hard at
work The Cass men of ia, kson Hall are print
ing documents, but the campaign Is dull and heavy
Both parties appear to be stultitied with their dvi-
sions, and no enthusiasm can be created.
The dry decks have passed with the naval bill,
through both houses. For several years past these
dry docks have been the hobby Of Lewis l.. Levin,
| OF Philadelphia There being but little to do in
Congress in the way OF advancing the political
notions OF the natives, MI Levin seems 10 have
turned his whole attention TO dry docks, and
Philadelphia owes HIM the value Of a reelection
for his services IN the dry dock business AT the
last session we told him he had better give 1t up;
but he persisted in the idea that they must sue
coed. Like Butler King, with his ocean steam
ers, he was determined to put them through; and
the dry docks and the steamers are sale enough
The dry docks will be useful for the steamers in
repairs, and particularly useful in distrlbutinga
good round sum of money in Philadelphia, New
York, Kiuery, Pensacola, &c. Mr.. Levin has
been useful man to Philadelphia In this parncu-
lar w.
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Weekly Report of Deaths,

In county oil New the 10Th
to the 22d day Of july lSiS.
Men, 81; Women 49, Boys, lC9 Girls, 90. Total, 299.
Apoplexy 10; asrhyxa p asthma, aropha, |; angina
bleeding j. casualties J cholera um ~ cholera mObu |;
collie l. ption 3d. conyulsions 81 Group e.
ung2; cyanosis l. debility TO- dcum rcmcns a. da rhra,
l9 dropsy 3; droIy in the head i6 drowned dyscnoy,
Eryrea fever. Il fever pucrcal D. fever remtcn feyec
scrlet fever typus IL fever hecc heart disease nan-
nation Il Inflammation Of BRAIN Il Inflammation Of bowels
iramn ion of chest nfammation of the hesrt ?; inamm-
ton uf kidneys inflammation of lungs Inflammation of
mach 2 inf. an OF throat - ammatisn of liver .
temperance. jaunoice marasmus, II old palsy >;
PIE ature BIRTH q fa q small pox, IL prue L. suicide
uetlng ulcers, l. varood whooping cough .; unknown 2
AgeCnder year. los to years. 81; 10 ., n TO- l
10 20 20 to 30 2 30 40 "a 40 so TO- 90 III GO 70
20 f. 20 90 ;; - to 30 81 % to 100 ]; unknown, .
A. w WHITE City Inspector.
City Inspectors OGice July %, ISis.