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Wiiiiard's HofeL--A @ Newton, Va; Mr. Archsr do ;
J Mendenha Miss; j IIiggina N Y O Breckenridge,
Va; Weeks, NY; N Robinson, do w Moody, N
Scotia Bond T Lee u IN; Capt b IIuear and son.
doi l. Hoges, Pa; W Lynch, U sNi j Nj Elam and
ringer, q; Mellmsh, Rio de Janero.
Brolcn's HdeL-Wm Long, G; Geo g Gary, do; Jno
7 PEBBLES, do; X Henley. Bali; Thos Symington do
Gen Arthur, Oho q w CRANE, Md; s Varney, Mass
Edwd NJ Mealey, Md Gen NJ . Lamar, Texas NJ Bar
thoon, Bali I'M lt5 fad
Gadsty's Hotel REV Mitchell and daughter J.; Jno
w Mitchell, Mds Ware, NY; U Nalley, Md; EDWIN
ers, do @ NJ Nickes, La; E w Chesebro, N Y; e Cor
don, do DR. McCreaih, do; Thos Massie, Va Geo +
Aslby. y; W NJ Addison, Bait; VIM Meshurrel
Conn. #5H S4fs
irving Hate, --Juo skinner, Phila; w II II Garaner
and lady, Richmond W W Livermore lazy and child.
New York; Stannard, Miss: Eli Siannnrd, do; J
Logan Nd; llarwell, Val Thos Parker, Tenn; VIM
Washington Fauquier county, Va Edw'd wilkins No.
bic, ilerkmsr county, II saml Tyson, Penn; saml
Exchange Hotei- II b sempie, Va; A Chine, do; G E
Benednm, do; Duval Nd; NJ l. Amat. Md; Thos
harbour. MI; DIR VIM McGuihn, Bait; w barrow, Gle.
ncva; VIM barrow. do; Wharton, Tenn; Jno G.
HowaId, 0hoi Com \ u Randolph and lady, Va NJ
Berry, Nd,
Tinted States Hofel--Wm Duon, Ala w II Lewis
do; II McElfreash and brother Nd; and II Brooks N
Ohio
Kings Hotel lad Perry, NY N NJ Gibhes, S O; III
Steele, Pa II b Heris, York, 4 IIawley, Md.
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MOTTO Z.

WAS COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF WASHINGTON
w COUNTY, ID c. on III, l0th Of May, lsis, ~ run.
lie "a ~ dark color with whiskera under his chin,
about no ysars ol Il inches high, has scar on the
side az ne ,rr finger 81 his len hand had when
muied n dark cloth frnck coat, black bombaZnc vcst,
s,riped casinet pannoone and fur cap lie says he
&C. AMI ,s horn ia this city lie e has been
from his city 6 years, and that beiars he len here,
he was kn6wn by Samuel Rc,liern, lsmes Eslln aud
pisn Init AMI in Ric amond, Va by James Evans
Es1 and MI d. w. Carter, clerk IN the Bank ofNrgnia,
md has pass purporting TO he tom him. stating that c
h free anil has lost his papers.
The owners any, Of the above describe
gro man. hereby requested to come forward, prnqe
him. aud take him away.
TIIoS. A. HAWKE, for
may l9-l&wtf II. WALLACE, Marshal. u. c.
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\ Chief Justice TANEY, with his family,
is now at Old Point Comfort, Virginia, one Of
the most delightful places Of public resort
with which we are acquainted. The sea-
breeze, the baths, and the delicacies which
abound in the waters oflower Virginia, con-
rpire to make summer sojourn at Old Point
Comfort thing to be remembered. L. Union
of yesterday.
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correspondence Of the Chicago Journa

STEAMSHIP OF Wan UNITED STATEs.--This SPLEEN
did specimen Of American naval architecture, lies of
the Battery where she attacts the observation Of all
that bonds have been given in a satisfactory way
that she will not be used In hostile way against any
country at peace with the United States, while
der the American flag; and, accordingly, slio wi l
leave here In few days for Portsmouth, England
under the command Of captain Nat G. Palmer, vel
known rs one Of our most experienced packet cap.
tains, and also master of one Of our celebrated
Canton clippers. As soon as tho United States shal
have reached Portsmouth, the United States flag viii
give way to the Prussan and the vessel win assume
another national character and proceed TO her ulii-
mate destination.-N. Y. Herald.
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"The country is now prosperous and happy; and
they will have heavy account to settle with the
huced such beneficial results - Union Of yesfsrdav.
No body will tampcr with the system Of laws 10
(which the Unicn alludes, unless II DO the Rcprcssn
ltatves Of tho People, and surely they will not be
denied the right 70 tampor with IT. II tho People send
N up Representatives opposed to that system.
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LAKE SunvEys.--Tho General Government has
taken measures for official report OF the business
facilities and necessities Of the Lake country. Colo
mel Albert Chief Of the Typographical Bureau has
commissioned MIR. William Milford, OF Cleveland,
to visit all tho ports from Buffalo 10 Chicago and to
set foot the most minute Inquiries In order that
alfull and satisfactory report may be Made to Con-
gress at It's next session.
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CATrRrilLAns--M Many modes Of destroying them
have been suggested but the best method Is to take
time when the insects are all In their nests, and
wrap piece Of newspaper carefully around them
their contents, throw them into the fire or crush
them with the heel Of your boot. In this way, by
The aid OF short ladder they may ba easiy exiermi
unted ett9
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- The Santa Fe Republican Of the 9th
Pf April, says, that Major r. H. WErcHr-
NAN, Paymaster, arrived in that town on
The 30th Of March last from Taos. whittier
be had been to pay off the troops. II will
be gratifying news to his numerous friends
in this city to learn Of his good health
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LocoFoco MArcHEs.--It is truly astonishing TO
hear how careless many persons are Of these danger
Gus conibusiiblcs. Some leave them strewn on ta-
bles covered with papers, others on tho aoor, when
they are picked up by children who amnse them
selves by firing them and burning everything within
them as Il they were destructive gunpowder.
II was only last Sunday, that some children were
amusing themselves with firing locofoco matches,
when they Internationally set fire to n carpenter
shop in Blocker st. and had Il not been discovered
before II had made much progress, another serious
fire might have been the result Of carelcssness in
parents In keeping such articles within the reach Of
children. Albany Evening Journal
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W. Because one Of the New Hampshire
Democratic newspapers, more honest than its
contemporaries, asserted, some days ago,
hat the only bond Of union among Demo-
Erats, is, the proceeds Of fat Offices and mo-
ney-maling jobs"-the Union (to use a
nomely phrase) hops like a parched pea upon
l hot griddle. 1t is the truth.
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NOTICE.
Suspens sion OF Land sales.

NiE sales directed by tne focianaon OF The President
held at the Land Office at Saut Ste Marie Michigan on
ssn,sn,hsr nex, VII, 10 ,nsl ina limited states
Biologists shall have fully closed up their operations and
and designated the mineral from the agricultural
lands, Of which due notice win be given. . -
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
mas IA Commissioner Of the General Land oitce.
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ANEW MOTIVE power.

mt. a
Inc London Mining journal Sontnns = conniii.
nicslon nom Aaolph Sount ~ III 70 Wnic
ne describes new moiivc power ioI ,he propulsion
o. carriages on rams ana common ,oaus, without en-
eines, steam, an, magncusni % ah.,hn power.
Inc subject o. tue patent mas we auvanagc q
possessing greater expansive power ,nhh s.ean, ana
being az inc same Time more conIolhpie anu ie1ulf-
Ing less machinery It's Of the nature Of gun cot
ton, and IL used by dipping any KING o. vegeaple
more ior eleven OF niren minutes INTO ni'io a. w.
sreng py an namixiufe o. an eguai quan.iay
Of suIpnnne nciu ihen wen washed Win pure waller
ana dfied about twohours ny tnis process tne We
getaole hores become hisniy explosive. Inc gasses
evolved consist chlefy Of carponic acid ana car
oonic oxide pom permanently ens',c,so INA. passing
through cold ar OF water ihey DO not collapse put
VIII follow up tue piston 10 the utmost limit OF It's
work.
IN using ms maerial neiher hrc nor water Is re-
CURED, ana creates neither smoke nor any offensive
efiuvia, and WIN INC exception o. sight moisture
orpure yapeor, u leaves no residuum behind
Among these gasses there Is none mat WIN corrode
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BosroN, May %, 1910.
By the arrival of vessels al Miramich ". S., we
learn that more vessels have been wrecked and sunk
by tho ice.
The crew ofthe Brien Coverdale, from Sunderland
were picked up bya boat, their vessel having been
cut through by the Ice.
Three other vessels were seen 10 go down.
vessel was also seen to go down OIL Nowfonnd-
land The fate OF the crew was not known.
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A FIsE Smp AsHoaE. Bremen ship Schiller
Capt Johanson, which sailed from this port on We'd
nesday for Bremen via Cork, was run aground the
same afternoon, off Thomas Point. In the Poapsco
River. Captain J. attributes the accident to the
carecssncss Of the piothe came up the city ycster
oifby the hid Of a steamer Bait, American 25h.
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TO n G. MT Il Il M IL N.-we have ready made
1 GOODS OF the hest and most approved style. Our
stock Is large aud well diversified ia quality OF material
and style OF garment, TO suit all tastes Gentlemen viii
find garments well aud tastcfully gotten up.
We have Cloths, Cassimeres, and Nesings always on
hand which we are prepared TO make 10 order at short
notice. VIA.
In fancy articles supply is very good and elegant
Also. fine New York made Shirts not surpassed BY any
with large assortment OF nd gauge Under shirts, linen
and cotton Drawers SC. All of which offer al fair
very low prices. ONE PRICE ONLY
Young OREM
mayI5 Sdoors west Of Browns Hotel, Penn. az.
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PURSUANT 10 the provision In the first section
OF an act Of Congress entitled An act making anpr,.
praons for The civil and diplomatic expenses Govern,
ment for the year ending the thirtieh Of June erheen
hundred and ffty, and Tor other purposes,h approved
March3 lSa thereby GIVE notice that the principal and
interest OF all earh scrip as haa been ssued orpror TO the
OF the ACT % Congress entitled An raise for
n,seu a m d ,. nat ~ 'er i AUG ~, o,s ne
senfaon Of the came at the Treasury Of the United states
be redeemed and paid the said frs day ofJuy, 1912,
and that all interest er arip will said day.
W. NJ MEREDITH,
Mar l3-hnmif Secretary ol the Treasury.
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R,osToy 23--i n M

49, HosTON z3--U +. M.
The centennial celebration in honor OF the settle
ment Of Maiden, came ofitoday amidst great splen-
dor.
The town was prof,scly decorated with flags, and
the military fire department. and the various lodges
Of Odd Fellows, turned out In great numbers.
At the close Of the ceremonies, about two Thousand
persons sat down to the dinner tables, which were
well filled with the good things Of this life
An Grafton was delivered by the Hon J. Green,
when grand display Of fireworks closed the festiv-
iiies la+S IA n.
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THE LoSpos QuAnrEnLy Tor April has been issued
In the reprint of Leondurd Scott & Co. Ii has ar
article on Macaulay's History Of England, by Gro
ker, whose edition of Boswes Johnson was SO I'M
appearance. Croker repnys lis ancient obligation
with hearty good will II is NOT powerfully writ
ten paper, bntit gives the historian some very air
thought not always heavy hits.
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FRoM TExAs.--We find the following additional
items Of Texan news in the New Orleans papers Of
l7th instant Mr. H. w. Alexander merchant Of
New Orleans, was killed at Matamoras on the 9Th
instant by man named Wolfe.
Ninety three recruits, under the command oil
Lieut. r. ! Mason and Lieut. Trevlt, destined for
the Sd Infantry, about leaving for FL Paso del Norte
arrived at Lavncca on Monday, after passage Of
twice, both times on the Bahama Islands. The
party passed through Victoria on the Sd instant and
cncsmped on the West bank Of the Guadalupe liver.
They took up their line Of march on the 18th, for San
Antonio
Mr.. James Campbell Of This place, who has recent
~ arrived from the Rio Gfande, some thirty miles
above Presidio at the point where three companies
OF United States troops are now stationed, report
that every thing is prosperous, and the country
healthy. No cholera has reached that high on the
Rio Grande. Western (San Anfonio)A Ieran.
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,aE5l|f stat cT. LOUIE, Hluy ~, iof5.
The st. Louis Revee states that the value OF the
steamboats, destroyed by the great fire in thai city s
about three hundred and eighteen thousand dollars,
cargoes one hundred and fifty thousand dollars and
produce the landing fifty thousand dollars, making
The entire loss Of buildings merchandise, steamboats,
and cnrgoes according the estimates Of the owners
of the property. but sl,620, 290-far less than one
would have anticipated previous 10 making an esti-
mate.
All The insurance companies, except Two, will be
able to meet their responsibilities and these two will
pay from 80 10 rs per cent on their losses.
So far has been asccrtalned the loss Of life is not
80 great as was at first apprehended.
The City Councils have passed an ordinance
widening the streets Of the burnt district and 10
erect fre-proof buildings.
The number Of deaths from Cholera during the
"a hours ending to-day al noon was "a. The mum
Der Of deaths from that disease during tho week end
ing on Tuesday was 23l.
The Cholera has appeared among the Mormons al
Council Bluffs and is also represented TO DO very bad
among the California cmigrants
Baldwin, who murdered Mr.. Matthews, and was
sentenced to be hung, has had his sentence commu-
ted to Imprisonment for life.
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I We recommend TO the attention Of tho Mayor and
fhe City CouncIls, the measures taken In New York.
10 clesnss that city. Why cannot an ordinances,
similar to the New York law b. forthwith adopted
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Purincation OF the city.

The process Of cleansing and purifying the city il
going very fuvorably, and we doubt not that be.
fore many days we shall have l. in our power e
the Board Of Henih have issued the following notice
which we hope will receive general attention:
The Sanitary Committee OF the Board of Health,
while daily engaged In cleansing and purifying the
city generally request their fellow citizens aid and
assist them and TO report any nusances which they
may know to exist, to the Captains of the Police Of
their respective Wards.
JAMES KELLY,
ROBERT T. HAWS,
A!;EX'R =, sGHUTTz, Sanitary Com.
EDWIN b. MORGAN, Board Of Health.
ROBERT A. SANDS,
JACOB II. OAKLEY.
CRY HALL, New York, May 90 l849.
But II Is folly to attempt 10 keep the city clean as
long as the practice Of throwing garbage and offa
Of every kind In tho streets Is continued. Large
quantities Of vegetable matter may be seen in almost
every street In the city, although is contrary 10 law
TO place II there. Wa hope that every infraction oil
the law will be brought to the notice Of the author
Ties and the perpetrators punished. dozen or fif-
teen fines in every street would soon put end Il
the nuisance. For the benefit of those who thus
assist In poisoning the atmosphere, we publish the
following law on the subject, which was pissed last
winter by the State Legislature;
An Az % prepent ne hro,oing Of 0gai and otae'
York, passed April 2, 1919.
The people Of the State Of New York, represented
In Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Sec. ]. No ashes, oiias, vegetables, or garbage
shall at any time, be cast or laid In any street. Ian,
or alley in the city Of New York, but shall be PLACED
In some suitable vessel for removal In such mamie
as the Common Council Of said city shall by ordi
nance direct.
Sec.2. No dross, cinders, shells, straw, shayngs
dirt, filth, or rubbish Of amy kind whatever, shall
any time, be cast or laid In any lane or alley Of In
said city or in any public square or place the: elm.
| Sec. 3. Tho Mayor, Aldermen, and commonalt,
! OF the city Of New York, In Common Council con
vencd, are hereby authorized TO declare offence
against the provisions Of this be misdemean
ors and 10 prescribe punishment therefor, by fine
not more than ten dollars, and imprisonment In tn
| city prison not more than five days.
| Sec. 4. The Justices Of the Assistant Justices
Courts Of said city, shall have jurisdiction 10 hen
and determine all complaints arising under ,hi
statute. M4
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect Immediately.
| Tho city authorities are we understand, deter
mined to punish to the fullest extent oil person
found gully ofviolating this statute, and in caryn
the ordinances into effect they will be fully susaine
by the community.--N. ". Herald.
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The Wetumpka STATE Guard says that very rich
chez Creek, Talapoosa County near Tantons Mills.
Miners have been at work at il for the last week or So
and the precious stuff is found in the greatest album
dance s85 Ea
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FRoM ST. DOMINGO VIA CuRAcoA.-Copt. Cole
man of the brig Abram arrived this morning from,
Curacao in eleven days passage. We learn BY J.
Naar Jr., passenger that the British schooner Sea
Flower, arrived nj Curacoa the 9th Of May, from the
city Of st. Domingo. The captain reports TINT Gen.
Santana the Dominican, had driven Gen. Soloqne,
the IInyten President and bis forces from the town
OF Azera after severe contest the latter having lost
in being killed his two principal Generals, Gen. Geti
ran and Paul Jean Jacque, and five hundred troops.
The uaytiens before rereatlng burnt down the
lawn of Azera. The Dominicans succeeded in drv-
ing the Hay,iens completely out Of their dominions
We learn from the game gentleman that severe
shock of an earthquake had been felt al Mnracnibo
doing considerable damagc.---N Y. Ere. Post.
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A SLAYER CAPTuREp.--We learn by the bark
Monezumn, arrived last night from Demarara, that q
Portuguese slave schooner called the Unio had been
captured Off Rio by the English and taken to Dema-
rara. The schooner outward bound.--M "
Tribune Hsis sa g2fS
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UMpaELLA. The man who frs, used an umbrella
was hooed at in the streets. Now they are in such
demand that one is Obliged to keep sharp look out,
or his umbrella win be pntroniaed by some fellow
that has no right to Il.
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ALApAMA.--Hon. J. S. HuNTEH, is the Wing can
didae for Congress in the Sd District. In the same
District $. w HARRrs, who belonged to the last
Congress, Is the Loco candidate.
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"He Gen. TAyLoR) had also declared that In no
case would he permit himself to become the candidate
Of my party, or yield himself to party schemes" -
Union Of yesterday
And yet, you are daily auarreling with him be-
cause he will not yield himsf TO be the President Of
the Democratic party That did oil II could lin vain)
to keep him out Of the Presidency OF such stuff
is yonr opposition to the old Hero made.
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nv E.C.& q. l.. DYER, Auctioneers.


by E. G. g. q. II. DYER, Auctioneers.
e,pIENDm ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, OAK, AND
II EBONY FURNITURE; SILVER, Sll.NER Plated
AND CHINA WARE; CHINESE VASES PAINTINGS
SC. AT AUCTION, by Catalogue "A - ,y
4, SyrruEN Esq Missouri avenue, between "a and "
five doors West 81 the late residence 81 senator
nnsn al onsiana shall proceed to sell all the yalu'
,Ils household effects therein. consisting in part OF
Sunarb Enutieul Embrassede Chauntuse Chairs, with
rich silk tlun,ask and velvet coverings;
Superb Canape, Duchess, and Canssense SORE WIN
silk damaek coverings.
posswn"d Cabinet ,ies Aiinereuny;
DO do Sofa Table, Antique, with marble
top;
rbony Cottage Chairs Ebony bust and Vase Ssnla
WrrnIar Mirror; Mahogany ladies Work stand;
Ni,hogany marble top Pedesial
Mahogany dining anl breakfast Tables;
DAB Cottage Chnirs and Oak lIaraek with mirrors
Mahogany French and other Bedseadsi WsrdfoheFi
Ilureaua; Toilet Tables and Washsfandsi
Iiorlealia IIebe vnses aud Urns, antique;
India Dinner Sett Seyres China Tea Seu;
silver Plate and birmingham Ware;
Ilniaue Mantel Ornaments; Chinese Paintings;
nauble S,xopy q MY Carpets; Stair Carpets;
Painted Floor Cloth and India Mating;
Superior Feather beds and Hair Mattresses;
Together with well selected variety OF chamber an,
kitchen furniture, stoves, &c
scrrton will be given by catalogue and the house oIet
for examination on Monday, ssli Inst
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock. -,
Terms-s3O and under, cash, SO and under, SI
and mos; over $780, and mos credit, for notes sa
lisactoriiy endorsed bearing interest. .
G. 20. 7. DYER, Auchoneers'
may PITS tUnion, -----------
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Bosroy, May %, ls4e.

Bosros, May 49, ls49.
Mr.. Macready was accompanied to the steamship
Hiberna, today, by his friends, In which he took
his departure for Europe.
There was no excitement exhibited or demonstra-
ton made of any kind
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Notice to the Public and Instructions "a
ttst Poatu sters.

CALIFORNIA AND OREGON NAILS, ria HAFA,
Ma, CHAGRES AND PANAMA.
THE United States Steam Packet Fal,on will be dis.
patched from the Port OF New York Saturday the
26ih Of May instant The public Ia hereby notified that
mails may be Gent 10 New York. Charleston S. CT Swan
nah, Geo and New Orleans, La be conveyed by eaid
Steam Packet which will sail from New York the 26th
Charleston s. G. the29ti (mornng) from Swan.
nah Geo the 29h May tevenng) from Havana on the
ID OF June and from New Orleans, the Steam Packet
Isihnus will be despatched with the mail the Goth of
May instant in time 10 connect with the Falcon" la
yara on the "a OF Inne next,
Mail bags should up New York and at other
points named, for Chagics Panama, San Diego Santa
barbara Monterey san Franelsso and Astoria The en-
IN weight will be 2i cents to Havana 20 cents to Chagrcs
30 cents to Panama be prepaid in all cases; and 20
rents San Diego, Santa Barbarba Monterrey San Fran
cisco Astoria TO be prepaid, or sent unpaid, the OPP
ton OF the sender. e. 3f
Newspapers and pamphles-sea postage three cents
each, and inland postage to be added.
J. COLLAMER, Postmaster General
poqr0 DppA m
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"JrrrrasoN Cry, Mo-, May II, 1919.

SAD MOUNTAINEERING arc InutDteU 10 4 HtnTlc-
man OF this city for the following extract Of letter
dated =:
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, May IL, l6i9
- gentleman came to this city on the steam
or Mary, named w. D. Adams of No. 10 Jullanna ST.,
Philadelphia. He Is dcnd, (of cholera) his wife Is
dead; his Oldest and infant children win proba-
bly, be dead tomorrow morning and the only MEM
Der likely TO survive is daughter Of II or ID years
Of age.
"Captain Parsons, the public administrator, has
taken possession Of the property, including $3.50 or
SLIGO In money. He wishes TO inform the friends OF
decd ofihc above facts, and 10 hear from them imme-
diatelym