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John M. MeCALIA, late Second Auditor Of the III
his services In the Of claims ON w w
ment, before Congress, the departments IN me
military accounts, and agency business generally , ~.
Letters addressed him business should be postpaid nv
Ace i nj the corner Of 9Th and Louisiana avenue.
wssursoror Crr, Aprii1
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BURGOYNE 4 CO.,
BANKERS,


SIN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
RrrsrsrcHsn wAsuuaTor crry.-Hon. Thos Buusf
Hon. VIM. NJ. Gwin Hon. =. Q. Fremont
Az e-iGtlm
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Appointments by the President,
by and NTH the adries and consent Of the Senate
Offers of the Customs

Appointments by the President,
by and NTH the adries AND consent Of the Senate
0Geus Of the Customs
COLLECTORS
William g. Smith, district Of Machas, Maine.
Lathrop Cook, Of Niagara, (Lewiston,) New York
Ezra Smith, OF Champain. (Plansbursh,) New York.
York
John M Hanson, of ST. Augustine, Florida.
William Freret, of New Orleans, Louisiana
John II. Williams of Pearl river, (Shieldsborough) Mis-
slssppi. !, c.n. = 60 init. ,-,,..--.-
Madison Watha, OF San Joaquin (Stockon) California
II, E. Robinson, of Sacramento, Sacramento cy) Cali
William C. Ferrel of San Diego, Californis.
Charles Caveer Of Minnesota, Pembina) Minnesota
Charles W. Hill, of Miami, (roledo,) Ohio
Levi Jones, Of SaluTa, Tia Sale,l Texas,
Allen w. Hatch, OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
NAVAL OFFICER.
Jacob Alexander Cost district Of San Francisco. Cali
fomia.
APPRAISERS.
George @. Campbell, port OF New York, New York.
Adm. Knitting, IT,, OF San Francisco. California.
J. Vincent Brown, Of San Francisco, California.
ASSISTANT APPRAISERS. Haf
Augusta Meteyer, port Of New Orleans, Louisiana.
Alexander LegendIe, OF New Orleans, Louisiana.
SURVEYORS.
e. Z. d. Skinner. port OF Greenport, New York
David w Sanders, of Jscksonville, North Carolina.
Thomas Wof OF Memphis, Tennessee.
William Brown Batler, Of Evansville, Indiana.
Hart Fellows, OF San Francisco, California
OFFICERS or the MINT.
James BoJ OF Pennsylvania, be melter and e6ner
Of the mint Of the United States, at Philadsphia.
%si o. SS !" e Os .l o SaG
Andrew W. Rsddna OF Georgia. to be superintendent or
the branch mint Dsnlouegs, Ia the State Of Georgia
Robert Moore, Of Georgia 70 be coiner Of the branch
Mathew epaeason. 10 be s.sayef a. the branch min
Of the United Sale at Dahoneg, Ia the State OF Georgia
appointment by shs President,
UndT the seal Of the Department ~ State.
John Mckewsy, Of New Jersey agent Tor the
island Of CuIscao, vice Evans IA. Young, deceased
ny the Pr.s,asas,
Durimg tho Of the Senate.
Alexander NJ Ross. of New York. he consul at ST. Cath
crimes, Brazil
MARRIED,
70 he ohsss .S q The spaT " % fy ssIfqs
Miss EULALIA EMMA, daughter Of the Hon. r. BARrlsr
CaAwrorp, all Of this city
ny DYER q Mcguire, Aaetiossers.
pUDLIc SALE or VALUABLE REAL EsTATE--Tne under
saes WV Ss ~ IL Ne s:t os SsI s i o s
ING - feet % ss norm and Thinning sses INC width 10
railroad and The progressing in the psborhood are
Terms purchase money 70 be paid cash.
and % ,ss sa e Al one and two b
S %Iis sEss z Cox
DYER 4 MCGUIRE
Land, Claims, and General Agency.
Office east side Of i4h 81, City Hotel
snS % .sn.s sasns.; viii, ,ss snees,s
bun and especially Win view 70 all business relative pensions
Of the principal accountants Of the General Land
The Subscribers have made arrangement. for an extensive
pondence the western States Texas and California; and win
r. KINemAN,
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IN conformity reduce into act the
several concerning echeao passed The 9Th day Of Janu
1872 dahercby make known all whom that
three certificate cschcaor Of Logan county dated
the 10th day Of April 1850 received into the Land once The
ION day September 1850 held the 9Th day Of
March, 1850 following OF land lying in the Of Logan
have been found escheated 20 this Commonwealth, viz
tract Of three hundred thousand which conveyed By
j. j. =. Thomc OF France, France styled the
"Snian Company Guynndoie," which cschesied
thereto, equitable,
alien Aliens and citizen " Virginia. resident Of the
United ststes.
Another Of hund ed OF said
hundred which James
died ezed which John Peter France
Of the general assembly Of Virginia. passed the 1858
Also another Of three hundred thousand OF which the
said James Swami died seized which also vested IN John
Peter Dumas France, assembly NEnia
passed In the 1885, which said hundred thousand
and three hundred thousand eschcate 10 the Com
nonweah the title thereto, legal and equitable N
alien Virginia resident of the
United John dead, and Emile
Dumas. Of France being legal
NJ PARKER, s#
Sept 22-taw6wif Register Va Land Office
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WANTED immediately, woman 20 DO the cooking
and washing small family None need apply but such A.
white woman would be
ferred. Inquire al this ONCE sept lo-du
~ cents. FRANCK TAYLOR
sepsM
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DOsTPONED Trustees Heal kstste.-By virtue
sitting Of equity,
the undsrgncd will sell before the court door IN
Charles county Maryland Thnrsdy, the iNh day OF
September O'Clock the Of
Nesie her mother Nancy g. Neale
Francis Neaie died sezedboth
constituting the farm which the said Dr. Francis Neae
occupied his DEATH called and known
"Goose continuing hundred and my one e5 scrcs
comfortable dwelling, barns,
u s well waiered, heavily
The land l. In high
or
Por Tobacco and convenient TO church and
mill.
Terms -Four hundred ofsae
instruments
approved by the
from the day Of Upon The Of the whole Of
authorized
the Of said MARY r. Neale aud
described subject
Az being ~
Francis Neaie held mpethe
and unincumbered.
Aug 2a-law4w ~ sTONE9TREET, Trustee
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September " 80
ON the petition Of Daniel Leav of Caboisvlle, Mssa
praying for the extension Of patent granted 70 sad -
Improvement In msnychambeed fre ARMS for sever ~ ~
April, 1e5i-- oxs,
Il ordered that the said petition heard The paisa.
the hrst Monday In January az ~ O'Clock, ano
are notified 20 appear and show osnse, any they have
petition ought not TO he granted. ~. n
Ordered, also, that this notice he published In the
Rencer, and Union Washington city, D. CT NORTH 1870
Gazette, philadelphia Tribune New York Journs, ~.
Rhode Island Republican, Springfield, Massachusetts ~ -
or three successive weeks previous 20 The first Mono"
NEXT ...,rr
DE WITT @. LAwRkNs..ms~s
Acting Commissioner q -. - u
r. s. Editors Of the shove papers win please copy 80
bills TO the Patent Once, with pager containing hs n'
Sept 2s-w3w ---~
james q. newrss
WILL attend prosecution OF claims before conr
various executive departments cf the government
once and dwelling street, between sh and ION s"e
Octa-n
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RANK TINS MErRoPoiIs, October o. 1850.
THE Friday tn
thereafter the regular meetings Monday
zach week, at O'Clock commencing with Monday th
BY an order passed by board intended discount
lodgedn BY O'Clock Saturday each
Oct 3-atd
nEscRIPTTvE and Historical sketch OF Palestine
By Rabbi Joseph scswar with map. and Illustrations
luton. 80.
l.ie and Correspondence Of Robert sonhey; parts
Adelaide Lnday-a novel BY Mrs Marsh.
Pictorial Field Book of the Revoiution--No. z.
narpers' New Monthly Magazine for October
49, 'ao'oe 'nfbon-
CARD.-Tbe undersigned having occasion proceed 70 Ken
lucky, Ohio and the northwestern Virginia,
power personally any which he may be
trusted wish have collections
application before ii Of October
lions viii receive respectful attention.
Sept I7-3nwtistoct
II REDUCED PRICEsThe annexed description Of good.
win now be SOLD reduce and
sournns In Washington especially invited examine
before purchasing " great bargains can be obtained fro"
30 pieces beautiful styles spring and silks, small
plaid, striped, and plain
\, 10 pieces and paris Of pieces plaid India silks
~ 40 DO figured fouard do :.
DO British and French chirtzes In beautiful patterns fof
pieces and paris ne French acope and orrandis musns
pieces areses and ssrsee De iaincs At great sacrifice
All goods above enumerated viii b offered !, cost 70. cash
June a-smwif - =
nANcING Academy Ccurse.--Mr. y. L.nss has
the honor the citizens Washington and George
mence on Tuesday October h a. HE residence on
avenue, opposite Wizards hotel
Oct 9-du
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GENERAL ORDERS,

.Repmental commission (only, vacated.
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Promotions and appointments In the the United Saes BY
advice and Senate the pubca
OF general Orders" No. %, Of August z, 1850;
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Appe,n,m.n, By IN, Pr,.,d.n,,

Under the seal Of the Department ~ STATE.
John McKslwsy, New Jersey commercial agent for the
Stand OF Cufsc 40, VICE Evans IA. Young deceased
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MARRIED,
In the Church Of the Epiphany s The Rev. WI fssson,
Wednesday the I'd instant Dr. LEWIS A. EDWARDS, u. g. A.,
Miss EULALfA EMMA, daughter OF the Hon. T. HARrisr
CRAwroRp all OF this city
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ny the Pressdenf,
During the recess Of the Senate.
Alexander NJ. Rose of New York. he consul ST. Cath
erIne's, Brazil
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oct4
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YoRK is AFIELD--The York Gazette sounds the bugle
from the rampant with the clear note OF trumph-peaing
well in York and Adams Kurtz will be elected to Con-
gess says the Gazette and Adams the associated conn
wings OF this district have nominated against Mr. Kurtz
(who is, by the way, gentleman of iron energy and
faith in the good cause Daniel M Smyser, OF Adams,
winter in the legislature which he undertook to show
the identity between federalism now and the wings OF
l776 by showing that both opposed to represeata-
verdanty reversed to suit the arsocratc tastes OF our
modern wings
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nv DYER 3 mcauInE. Ane,,on..r..

Land, Claims, and General Agency.
Office east side Of iAh st., near City Hotel
THE undersigned continues
departments and Congress, He associated with
bm especially
bounty lands William o. slade, lately and Tor many
Of the principal Of the General ofhce
" KINGMAN
The arrangements for an extensive
pcndcnce In the western states, Texas California
tend to any business in those quarters.
n. KINeMAN,
~. al.ADE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26
Jamaica Markets.
CoYrefpopdepce Of The Tribune

Correspondence OF The Tribune
JAMAICA, Thursday June
THE market since has been exceedingly fat and Inactive
for Bread su1s other hand retail transactions to
consic cradle have been made IN Coohsh and mol
der hanos very nearly cleared OF the large qanuy
which hEd been AccumulAuDg On them. WIN regard nov"
Picked Fish fhe market as heavily supplied, and
s greatly depressed It At the period Of our last
Issue The stock OF Herrings hand 10 enormous and
large quantities. we told, actually roitng on tne
wherves.
The trfng business transacted since la has been
entirely of retail character Nobody thinks OF purchasing
on speculation We report below the present market rates
Of The ar icle mentioned.
raj parcels Of SUGAR have been sold at prices raaging from
2s 5, T. 100 lbs but many lots have been compelled to
he whdr consequence OF The Absence OF bidders
We have not hesrd Of any &c 10 DyEwooDs.
EXCHANGES On LondOH.-Jamsca Bank-JD days. T
cent prem do do 60 days T. cent prem do do 81 days
dsy A. cent prem. DO 90 90 sys, y cent prem. Ga
New. -MERcHAETs BILLS are plentiful. bat there Is
very In demand for them now. They however maintain
ourlast quotations. ,
JpsE 7-No Improvement has tax en- place Ia the cond
lion of Tire markets in fact business hss been more man
usuelv dull while stocks generally are accumulanng
1hesde purchase cautiously In expectation OF de-
cline prices The FLoUR markets. largely stocsco Dut
hocers appear think that present rates VII be man
tanned ~ Increased In consequence OF hx1 prc7s n
eroruou, particularly OF HLRRISGs. Toe STOCK Of CoD
TIsH "a very nearly cleared prizes -re looking up.
Inports from ne6M 70 ne ia Of June
1725 bbis our SCI DO M-a l58 sfces, nsf hbF R75
bsg. Ric@ q bbs Mackeres 81 do Hsrr'g, 80 90 feet
p IUu bet 40 90 feet W DO 72lhsf boxes Candies 10
90 bbs md hsfdo Por, IL pipes, q hhds II ar casks
Vine hhds Brandy y $50 Wood Hoops $40 Dolls Brs4d
IS htfbbs and 10 rkins Tongues lie boxes Soap, 10 ice
Salt IL hhls Tobacco.
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nA. Crfdifh Dlsaster.

rho (,1e-clara True Democrat Of the 22d he's the
solIovipg additional particulars Of this disaster
~. r Herbert, Secretary Of the 81. Georges
raa;a,v NJ this CITY, returned with others from the
wreck the q. P. Griffith last night, at IL O'CLOCK
With the following additional partlc aiars
RTcoyERED FRoN THE WEEcg-Tae fologlnz oi ne
Fbs.h Colony Of thirty -four from Isle Of Ety. Cambridge
shire, England - $1,000 v.,,t,,-, -,v-or.
Mr. ard Mira Rhodes: Thomas Mary and Rachel hnooeA
The following Of the colony were saved a'vei
John Rhodes years old; ssina Mooney 4yeArs old
M Hall aud Mr. wsies-four only saved $500,
a.. 4, ooosy Charles Bsser saina HaL Joseph wIdea,
M Waters child "a months old Mr Wslksr-ios al W.
Yer MISSING IN THE WREcK james knodesi MIS- as.
Mary Ann Mooney; Miss El.absih Mooney Mrs Hal;
yohn Henry; Josiah Hail; Mrs Sophia Hall Mr. and
Mira Clara Waters Mrs Walker
In ALL thirteen not yet found
The list-ssyed siye,... Not yet recovered '.''..1
Dead bodies recovered III Whole English Colony .'o4
These people, as we have heretofore stated,
were bound for the interior of Medina County,
where they all had friends and relatives
The persoDs buried at the place OF disaster were
all taken up Thursday and put in collins and again
inferred. The number now found and lying there
is LOG.
Mr.. Herbert has many papers, letters, &c, in biz
no,,essoD. chiefly German which he left in the care
Of Mr. Hessenmueller. 80
Mr.. Kirk Of Maumee is rayed and well, and will
be in Cleveland TO day.
EDS. TRUE DEMOCRAT: Seven more bodies were
picked up near TIE Griffith today.
young man 25years old dress, shirt and green
cashmere pants hight 5 #. in.
A MIR. Clark, from Mercer Co. Pa identified.
A. NJ. McDonough his papers point TO Cinc'n
natl and Louisvie-to Mary McDonough and a.
cell, Cincinnati and L. B. Winfield Scott * soa'
Louisville, KY. 5
A boy 10 years old; black coat ond chez RI
pants light complexion, brown hair.
A woman 25 years old married; dress green
figured handkerchief mark ed p T.
A child, not identified; or years old.
] 60 ed y Clevsisodj prOF rty,
.A. a, ras.fa ncene = Beld5u.
7 ~ RiCHMOi,D.
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Fran the Rio Grnude.

By the steamship Globe Capt. Talbot. we have
received Brownsville papers to the lsth inst.
We learn that the condition OF the people along
the Rio Grande is rendered most deP'orable o1 ac-
count OF the depredations Of the Indians. The
farms between Rio Grande City and Laredo are
generally abandoned
Bepoville, new and promising settlement oppo-
,te the Mexican town of Guerrero, Is SAID 10 have
been tahen by the Indians.
letter from Rome says that on the 22d nt the
Indians attacked the rancho Riyanio, few miles
above Guerrero, on the Texas side of the river
where n sharp conflict ensued, and three Nexicans
were badly wounded. The Indians then came
down to the rancho Csptanania, aud drove oil all
the horses in the rancho. They then went on
Soun as far "a Las L alas, and there drove of
large number Of animals, and made good their re-
tr.st The MeEcans, II Is said, fought very gal
laptly az rancho RiyABio, and two Indians are said
70 be wounded
The Sssssnei Of the 9th inst says: By the arri-
val .f the steamer Hunt from Rio Grsnde City, we
learn that Capt Ferd Of the Rangers has had
tbrse different engagements with the Indians be-
tween the Rio Grknde and Nueces river in each Of
wh;ch Ne was victorious. Capt. Ford's command
!. .sd , have siiled from fifteen to eighteen OF the
.,vsses end tai en- one pr'soner-a rare thing IN
Indisn w sstare, as the Indians seldom surrender
NH lie Ooe map from the Rangers was killed
NJ f;,Ilesn ,c. while chsrgipg over the body CT an
I,d;sn. wa. sfsot with an arrow and died almost
:s;.,.Iv There is now 10 longer any doubts
a. IN The tribe 90 which these maraudefs belong
The p,i.oper l. Sksn IS young Camancne WARRIOR
"a r ,.no,,. a. we understand, between i've
"a Nv hundred a tribe in the valley, between
The ne e,rapde Nc the Neeces with the intention
81 p1apderips the Inhabitants. BrsEet Capt. Msr-
% 90 ,hs orr In sssfyy has also, We learn had
ssbt with the Indis rs and defeated them, being
wounded himself in ,bs engagement WIN such
1890. !, h 10 be be yed that these maraud'ns
49, 81 .svssS. win .'eek safety in ths!r NOUN
s.,,essss and allow the settlers IN the valley
: S,le ouis. and pssce in ne enjoyment oil 'osi'
=, 4. .,.,ed that Gen. Ari.t2s plate captured at
The battle of RI ,scs dc Ia PahSs hss oesn gwen
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DISASTERS, &c.

Picked up a. seq By ship Coluu bs at Nantucket June
1850 IN lat IS n Ion 10 20 W. SPAR apparently vessel
mbips com with Shawmut cotton duck sail, three patent
blocks and rope attached to H. Two Of the blocks
were branded Pattern January 3lsL Alden Co
ufsctnrers. Camden, Maine :"
BhIG NAPOLEON hitch recently at Ne yburyport I'm
GEORGETOWN sc 10 the rscks nearly opposite the
ship YARDS ngh Of 20 and would have discharge her
cargo Of lumber 10 get of
BIZ BaIG EMBLEM The case OF the Br brig Emblem,
which win Der cargo attached by the Baltimore Pos
who her into Norfolk for decided by ar.
buaiion The pilots were allowed s5J-each party pay.
ing their costs
The hesdboad picked up Cutyhunk on the 10Th inst
wss marked Amer Bell-"n0t Anon Belle mis- printed
los the brig TuraF beore red condemned At m
oulu) The brig Tuscar, Weldon leh Boston, Aug 9Th,
ls4 and Valparaiso Jan 7h 1885, bound to san Francisco
the I'D FEB 10 lat % 40 ". Ion. 1876 80 w. Is W.
experienced srdden and Violent squal rom the NV.
vhicb carried ell the the stsnchiOns which he
hahn plates Of The labOard fore Rigging boiled ,Ogsh
with The ukshesr and rail- In conseq OF which
the foreH act i'm uedi s.ey carried away about
feet he deck DRAG eing the manmast aud boon
alttT IT, carrying tbs rail and one Of the Sanctions
HEN rigging. and unseppng and splitting the b)
tr under tee bottom. they obliged to yeer them
asern snoiher SquA coming after. parted all The
Fnes sud al he spars with the sss and rigging were Lost
After getting jury asls nix ged, oding II impossible get
into any port California, they bore for hs Ssndw en-
Islands Tho hull Of he r. sold At Honolulu The 18th
April for 81 10 The cargo consisting Of lumber sold
prevc Usly a, an average Of $40 per NJ.
San FRANcisco May i3-THE BARK UsON-This vessel,
belonging TO Boston which anivsd on Sunday morning.
ran upon the rocks OF RucOn Point We have ascer
isined the amount Of injury, II any
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spoken, &c.

June 20, eff Cape Florida, Ketch Commerce, (Ot
Char eston, steering 8
June 2iiI Of Cape Florida passed ship Charles Cooper
OF BAH
Feb S. in the Straits Of sande, ship Mary Adeline from
May H. lat 81 Ion g. bark Adelaide, Of Portland fan Ma
MAJ is LAT 49, ION 81, bark wisou, coion, I'm NYork
May Is a4i 20 lon 20 81 ship Sea King Gray Il days
May 49, LARA Ion a. bark Alice Frazer, SO DIS fn Cubs
MAY a. Ia IS ST. lon Il o. ship G,.sypium, I'm Norleans
May a. s 70 "a lon 81 ~ ship Bell Rock PendleOn I'm
Liverpool for Boston.
MAY 20 no lat &c, brig Emily Young, 20 DIS I'm Phadsl,
No date eco lon 40 So brig Long Island fro tbs Rio
Onnce for NYork
June of Bay csttsn 10y str Cambria 81 day ouL) ctr
HbeIpis nom Boston sIJ via Halifax for Lyerpoo also
big TeJian
June IS stsi12 lon 60 So bark Hyperion, enjain I'm
NYoik for Bnish WIDoies.
yule 90 so miles north Of Cape Msy, bark Vernon from
June st 81 10 Ion 10 90 sch Emily Hisrd Of Prov
iDcsiov n, I d. I'm Baltimore for Porto Rico.
May ls s q lon a. ship Robi Burton Of snd fn Phila
May Is lat 81 so Ion IS 90 ship Columbans Of Bath fm
Pkisdelp his for Cowts.
Jaue ~ lat 1851 Ion Sc 50 brig Cleaner Of wlseasse
June 49, lat or ou was passed steamship surpassed
TO be The Europa from NewYork, via Halifax for LIVER
pool.
June a. lat "a a. Ion "A a. brig conehils Tres from
Yofk for Pensacola
June H. no lat len, brig AndOver, I'm AerOndrta Of
ard for Boston
June .t lOOg 50 30 W. sch Capacity, from Nor.
Jure H. st4l % Ion GA Br brig Mars I'm Barbados
for hslfsx
June on the Banks Of Newfoundland, fishing sch Ss.
lone, tof Truro. Cape COdl with 5000 fish.
June 49, miles west q Cape Csnco, fishing sch Atlas
lof Boob, Mel sbt hf full-6 weeks out.
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DIED

Yesterday morning, June q afer sshort Illness win
nfamma ton Of the brain. MARY C. daughter OF Ayah b.
and Prudence c Taylor, aged years and months.
Their dends and acq1snisnces are respectfully invited
10 I'D The funeral this hefnoon wi bout further invita-
lion at Center-sf, Newark, At O'clock Her remsins
will be taken 10 Wesport, Conn for in,erment N -
The Trains leaving for Newark al and 81 O'clock stop al
he foot Of Cenierst Returning leave At 81 and ".
Al Railway, ". June 49, At SURPRISING. LEWIS AO-
MES only child Of Rev L. Ii and hrs. Eliza x. Lee sged
mon tbs and days
The funeral Will be attended this afternoon. At o'clock,
from The house Of Mr. iona han Thompson Railway.
o, Tuesday, June 25 CALVIN BABBlDGE, aged Sc
years. -., NJ,
vied 10 attend hs funeral Thursdsy JuneH ats ocock
P om bis late residence 269 Henrys without further
invitstion. .,o,-x
Al Bloomfield, Ontario Co. June 10, DR.. AaCHELAU5
O. SMITH OF This CITY, aged SO years .
In San Fsncisco on board The bark San Francisco April
20 Mr. ISAAC WALLACE, In the 18th year OF his age lie
wss from Beverly Mass where he leaves wife and two
children.
Lexington Clsisop County Oregon Territory on the
9th Of April amer short illness Mrs JESusHa VERT
vile OF c. wert, aged 50 yesn iowa and Cincinnati
papers please copy
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Passengers Arrived.

o,,ired at Oregon prl via S1a Frdgeseo
Rev WIN Roberts Morrison. Mr Stevens, Mr. DICK
,rs and ,on Cspt Crosby. Crosby. LADY and chll'
d1sn Mrs Holmes A Wilson, Wm Mckay AesTs
More T,umberman, Wilcox, Mr. Hudson and sons aud
txo others names unknown. Mr. Stevens len the States
lib Feb II, ~ ,,,.u 49,, ,.,,,
w. Misses De Belsme Mrs Shields Mr Reynolds and fsnl:
" MA TN and servant Mrs Wheeler and fs1lly,
Moutalvo and family Misc Mari, Mrs Hart Mrs Fair.
child Mrs q ID Curtis. Mrs Gilmore and family, Mrs =
Roir . Mics Lucia de Argone, Miss Dslronte, Mss
Curlis, A ArsDgura dsrsnchisssy, salIar Harms.
re Palm Robbie and son, Harmong, hilei
Tbompsop J Parker IresBdJ II rhompson, Q
Psrksr irelspd J II Thomas. w w Thomas Wood
burS. a " alier Donnely, o Oi-sA M.ckin, Gsa-
NV 4 LYON Bro Bryn@ r Sullivan, Gresdy, Burke,
wv ses0s Cspt Benho wderilh, Drosekns, Jones, J
Herrers W Ca horpe, J smith TAYLOR, Hooker, w
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