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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-02

DUBLIC SALE OF the Columbian Foundry, for casting
cannon, Ac, Ccorgetown District OF Columbia
This foundry, with all IL hrfure'
aud implements pertaining viii be offered NJ public sale, BY hs
John Msson deceasedy s late
PROPRIETOR Monday, eleventh OF March next on the
premises Potomac river the western limits
Chesapeake Ohio canal passing
the ~ the canal Tbe
embraces land bordering the river The
budngs containing the funa
hudnu
boring mills boring athes and machinery ios turning
biacksmths shops Offices, and dwelling
houses for wokmen, Of brick and stone The impemen ,oo
complete, and ready 20 commence
operations Tor casting cannon and shot q well e oner wo. nv
cairon mouds for cannon ana IKE
moud for hc and shs o various sxe- wooden nass.
elasped patterns all OF castings general demand oack
smhs aud carpenters tools in short all The usual tools ana I'M
any years IN the regular and
either nor
or which, entered
enjoys welearned
lion for the s immediate proximity
OF ", whn
had public work. Coal and iron Of
quality canal
desous examining H. by Mr. Duvall, charge Of IL
Terms dollars Of the purchase money will be
qured residue, credit given two, three
payments, bearing interest," secured
bond and security and mortgage the property,
For further information, address e subscriber washington
city. 'a JAMES M. MASON,
Jan is-dsc~ Acting Executor
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ssles we're freely made ct IL lse cash. for new CROP
Eastern sad Wsstsrn-
with sales Of 900 bbls, ct 90 . SOC. per Dbl Lump
ruled nrm, ct 81 IL . 81 Is.
moLAss.s Holders were firm, while the market was
quiet The osy sales reported we're OF To-. trining
lots Caraenss at s2hc, and Porto Rioo at ~ NO.,
NAVAL 6roAa,-Ths market Arn. with small
sales OF spirits turpeptne at As 900 per gallon, cash
Rough turpentins wa held firmly, with light stock
at 27t per 2se lbs Wilmington common rosin sold to
OLs Whale remained steady but not active, ct $50.
800 the latter for selected There Was good demand
for lineeed OH from the country trade with sales OF
about 1000 gallons ut $50 $50 In casks, and 84o In
barrels, for English best American from store, in
lots From wharf English was selling at Sio &C. for
PnovIs,oss -Pork-Thsre was no marked change
In the market to day but the tendency was slighty
downward. Sales we're made Of SEQ barrels, nsss at
$ll 81 $ll oSA; and prime, at ~ " Beef vas
more Inquired for, and new VI" held firmly Sales
comprised 800 barrels, 1t S. rs So for mess; and
81 70 IS 90, for prime Beef Hams we're in steady
request with sales Of 800 iercss at $l2 90 SIS 60
The market for Lard inactive Sales only reached
200 barrels, at 7o A7ac, for gssd to prime. Butter
firm and ssiesbs at old prices Cheese in fair
v.h sale, tie asy
lots Buffalo street. between East Third and East
Fourth streets $22s each s45o lots on Elk street
each. $420; lots Elk street between East Third
and East Fourth streets $3.50 each $3.50 lots on BLK
street, between East Fourth and East Fifth streets
$500 EACH 5000; lots Elk street, between East
Fourth and East Filth stress $3.50 EACH $1l0O plots
| on Elk street, between East futh ana East SIKH
streets $3.50 each 81 900 lots Deer street between
East Fourth and Fifth streets, $3.50 each $3.50; lots
Deer street between East Fourth and Fifth streets
$240 EACH $780, lots on Deer street, between Hast
| Third and Fourth streets $3.50 each, $3.50.
srsIrs-The market for whisksy was unaltsred;
| but II any thing weaker. The demand was pref
active with sales Of zoo barrels at 29kc for high
| proof, and 291<c. zoe for Ohio and Prison
| sUGARs.-No change in rates but the market was
rather heavy. Sales, leo hbds. New Orleans at 6so
&c; so bids Cuba at 5sie. 616c; and small lots
| Porto Rico ut 6Lc &c.
srrAKisE.-A lot of Is 900 lbs was disposed of Mt
| $50 for white, cash.
market, with q fair inquiry, aud sales OF 100 hhas
Kentucky at lie q l3,sc.- which IL an advance; 90
| cases Connecticut seed leat at lao. 14Hc. six
| months; and IL do. FloridG at 20.
| WnALEsoSE.--Within a few days sales have been
made OF 80 900 lbs at SIC $780, Tor North Wost Coast
| and South Sea; and $50. acc Tor Polar.
wooL-A firm feeling prevailed among holders to-
day and sales made Of 5000 lbs. SAxony fleece,
| at about 48c per ID.
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Total sS,lhS lVSO S'til -llolk
CArrLN-At the Washington Drove Yard, Forty.
fourth street and Fourth avenue and Mt the Hudson
River Bulls Head foot OF Robinson street.onered 0oc
besves (O0 Southern the rest from this State ana the
Esst) loo COVE and calves and 900 sheep and lambs
The demand for beeves. at both up and down town
markets since last has been toerably active; but
transactions to day close dull. Prices without
material change from those quoted last week Sales
Of good retailing qualities at from SIS 80 to 81 go
About 800 unsold. Cows and calves are In better
quest All sold At prices ranging as In quality from
81 80 TO s45 which is hardly to the highest mark
freely, aud purchasers have operated with oonsdera
BILE spirt Prices Of sheep 81 30 81 So lsmbs 81 90
CorroS.-The sales today we're about soc bales,
being restricted by the greater confidence displayed
by sellers The telegrsnhic system gives great faci
ties 20 operate In this market Under the system
In vogue, Is entirely useless for PARTIES who design
making extensive purchase to leave the comforts at
tending toiourn here The poor planters have had IL
put into them very strong recently parties here
stated their arrival that they not aware that
"fovtring had yet become general, and who conld
not think Of tncountsrng the risk Of retidence III
Southern climate before December set To- from the
tables ofgrowth distributed about Manchester they
a at lsst the nest only ppeared on Dec 10th and
With one mouth Letter planting; the 18th Of Jan was
above their idea OF the rpening process closing II 30
eays earlier lowering, and az days later frost with
l2 eco bales OF old cotton, gives 100000 as the ex
IRENE result, what may be locked fsr now We say
1875 Coo bales and desire readers TO cut this
out and Keep II before them. We have recently In
epcced returns received by parties here Who have
gsuizcd sn untquslsd system of Communication by
the telegraph and the result lays about POO 900 bales,
provided the country IL Grained Another point we
desire 10 place record which will sstonish OF
tie knowing ones New Orlean, cannot receive US 600
bs,s Another point Memphis delivered 40 900 bales
Go make the iS2 600 90 New Orleans last year che
will not deliver IS 0Oo bsles this We could
through the list but not allowed to extract
mere, as tn. credit belongs TO other, We will only
aod THE thst the Red River section cannot
add the Memphis deficit Of this the returns admit Of
no doubt whatever Taking this as KEY, what, then,
becomes Of tbs bottoms Of the touth which have
been COME ntly relied on fhe universal prevail
Ing iphuenc. nov s 20 exsgeerae the growth and u
is very difficult. with such immense stake AZ issue.
TO get at the facts We have determined 60 publish
every liable statement let u Interfere with whom u
may ana our columns heretofore give evidence Of
perfect Independence Of any clique or Glass. Our
space, st preftnt ~ill not admit Of more
Or A<ar
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, NOV lS-o r. III.
AoHzs-The market remained without important
alteration, while the inquiry fair. We have to
report sales Of ITO barrels including pots at IS l2k
BEEswAI,-Lost sale Of prime yellow was made at
2ac. cash, per ID.
BRKApsrurrs- Fourth Western and State -four
there active business doing, in part for the
East, for export, and speculation, while holders
were very firm. The receipts both present and pro-
spective were large; but the near approach Of the
close Of canal navigation induces operators to meet
owners more freely and the market had stifening
tendency. considerable quantity has been going
into store. The stock of No superfne was limited
an higher prices ensnded for this
The sales Of domestic, to-day amount to about Is 600
barrels EN- acipg 600 barrels old inspected State at
81 from stole; No 2surerfne at 81 Is 81 A; ordi
nary to straight State at 81 6sH 81 rs; mixed to
straight Michigan, Ohio and Indiana, at 81 6SA a
- 81 round hoop Ohio 81 81 ST 81 pure Geneses at
So SIS 064 fancy Ohio and Genesee at s5 12a S537h
and extra do and do at S. S7l SO rs The marketfor
Canadian was more buoyant, at unchanged rates
Sales were made Of 500 bbls at 81 62i asi osA in
bond. Southern Flour was more abundant but the In
changed hands at SIS a SIS l2H for mixed to good
Alexandria. Baltimore and Georgetown. Rye Flour has
not varied The sales reached 200 bills at SO ely In
Corn Meal there more doing without change In
rates. Some 4 90 bbls Jersey brought SO 12h; and
coo bpls Brsndywine at So 314. Wheat-The receipts
and supply Of domestic, while the demand brisk
tor prime samples. Canadian was more sought tor
and holders were somewhat armer. This operations
at az os DSsnss so SGos 10 pI,%s she n AVA
1000 do damaged Western at 65c Rye was more freely
offered and the make, ssvorsd the pursha,ser lot
delivered Oats In fair request, with sales
Of State aud Canadian ut 4tc. 45lSo; and Jersey
at Ale 43c Barley and wanted
at Csc. . 81 O3 Co,n-Ths receipts have increased
and the market heavy; buyers evinced little dis
position to operate, except at reduced prices Since
lsst some 0C0 bushels have changed hands, at
7ic for Southern yellow; 70lc for weavly Southern
and Jersey (od) yellow zoe for old Northern do in
store GO 0esc tor old mixed Western In store 66c.
for new Southern white and exc. for new Northern
yellow We take the following from the circular pre-.
pared by Mr. Bill, broker for the steamer Africa
uh oh leaves this o m November 20
ExroRr BREAnsTur-s TO GREAT BRITAIN AND IRrLAsp
IRON SEPT. lsr, 1850.
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BOwEHY TutsIEt.-- The drama a. the " Shoemaker
n Toulouss' seems % tsse veil the large aserm-
bsges that nisb ny Oh this spacious theatre prove
The msDaset psresivnv this ADD being al says xous
to g-stify he wishes OF his patrons, announces 10
agstn for THE evening The acting Of = r. Scott and
Miss Hsmyss greatly admired and At the fall Of the
eurtsiB they generally called forth To receive the
enthusiaftio cheers 81 delighted audie noes The
Bowefy theatre T. ably maBsged both by the propre.
tor snd bis shle stage director. Mr.. n stevtns
who keeps everything moving IN proper order behind
the curtain. 1hie piece will be succeeded by the
comsdy Of Set Besgsr Horseback In which
winsns the cen edisp Gill figure conspicuously. The
amussmsnts will terminals with the nautical drama
OF Tom Ctiue-r Scott ., the hero Of the piece.
This is an excellent programm. OF entertainment for
one night.
Nrsis's THrsrsE i iblo the excellent caterer for
public snGsemtnt, upon the principle that va
riety II the epce of life the great diversity Of his
enter Ripnents prove To niybt, the perform sncss
commence with the iDterestins and very amusing
comic psbtomime Of JeaBpette and Jesnnott," which
vels, Leon Jsveh and the J@hmsn family. AMER this
the Cd ming new grand advertisement In eight chs
factsfisc dsncts vii tollo~ IN which the graceful
and fascinating dorssuss Nile Berth will appear she
will b. sffifted By brisbt The inter mission for
rtfretbmeDt I'll here follow. and the entertainers
will conclude With tn grand fairy psntomims Of
"Rsoul the Magic Star y IN when nssriy all this
talented company viii sppsar This piecs has seen
arraraed I'm sue spierd rfgsrd. beautiful scenic
effect rich dresses sud surprisibg trsnsfprmstioDs
tina, one could see ~ -ith pleasure every night
BuHror's TErarRt TIE pasrons Of this thaatrs have
only ooh at the spenoit cast ~ he eSc~est
err g y EivAle,' la ofSor ~ - "a a. !.
80 visit Chambers street shL only look vt the dis
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Telegraphic Reports.

New ORLEANS, Nov. Is, 1850.
The sales Of cotton to day have been TO- 900 bales,
being the largest business this Prices were
firm at 1880. for middipg. Molssses has declined,
1000 bids having been sold at 23Jkc heavy frost
on the 18th inst did great damage to the sugar crop
CIscISsAIi, November 10, 1850
Flour has risen Sc, with . good demand There Is
nothing doing la grain In pork the tendency Is up
ward, with strong feeling fayoTing advance over
1915.
BUFFALO, Nov. 10, 1850.
The receipts during the past twenty four hours have
been flour, 800 bills; wheat 1000 bushels; corn,
1900 bushels. There Is a fair demand for Western
-four. The market is without material change. Mi
chgsn is selling at SO 76a So 81. Prime Ohio wheat
Is In good request with sales at " ace The market
for corn is lower Flour frghts 75e; wheat Gle.
ALBANY Nov. 10, 1850.
Receipts since last were-Flour, 20 900 barrels;
wheat 10 COO bushels; none; barley 600 bushels
Flour is In good demand at steady prices Wheat Is
firm, with good inquiry for milling. Sales 5000
bushels at 81 "a for Genesee. Corn Is dull, but prices
firm. 500 bushels rye sold at zoe. Prison whiskey
Zahc.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

ruIADxIPHA, Nov. l9.-Hra Board-S5oo Wilmington
~ go Do, 79, $50 seh nay o. 6S AZ 1000 do 500;
2occ ds ~ 42h loo Dr. a2' looco do s2; " o.
s. 81. GO Phil.d 81 lS6. 1909 Ken, WV ss b. 81 50
2lAj 80 Reading RR, . $50; aJ do S5 200 do: b5,
S54; 30 do IDS, 35k 20 Penns RR i2, ~ o. Gas llS
Florence City rs Sdies-S24 900 Reading RR6s 79s
iS1g do ~ 10 600 Sch Nav Ss az. 5000 Pesna % 9ss
Board-$3 90 Reading RR ds 79 1000 Sch. Nav Gs 424;
go City kR6s l06A Loo Pitts. coupon 6s BIZ; go Gin
&C. VIZ l25 shs Wilms Rk 30; 30 Western Bank.
C6} g GiIasd Bsni, l2a % Pepna RR s2H Atssr Sac.
Canal, 31s; 10 Reading RR, Sl4.
BALrIsokn Nov. ls-Stoek Boayd-$s 600 Maryland 6s,
time 10. coo DO l02l 0D0 do 02 900 baltimore Go.
ESQ i247s 100 DO 1850 IO2y 900 de- los; rs aer-
chants Banh l03 10 Union Bank, 7l1; 80 York and Cum
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been xastssy fer ds bat - st shsA 10 wss asd
..:: su:s. s.i.s s.i ns tsss .s and e, s.:sss
nXRsxnxn. Oct z-sw brig Dsphi,. DshlbsrG fer Bss-
n.LAsA. Of Oct Is Sid Ds.isA brig or sshr Venus.
NAssAy. MP. Dat ss-Bark naassia HASKELL from NYork
ss :.i: .asa from
QUssso. -AIr PrussiAa bark Bsrussia NYsrl 18th
RoOHELL- Oct 2s-Bark Sharon. Kidndss. fer Boston
korr.aDAn Octsi-Dutsh bark stsla Maria for Bsssos
Rio JArHzno Sept fsd bsrks ysl Saxon Lsnt. (frsn
Da.pSrsl do; sy.h John f.Ins% chsrs..cs before
p ssTas.. Sss n.Ssis cs:s.Ss: B:.d:i. 9 s:y: fro.
.as .n o.S.r roi S nr sonf f 40 ssss
.'ssi sss se' & rr...- q. s. sA.-.
ssfs for SSasl. as % mex. day. cass s~sn
ESv A s:: s.ry
rhiisisisSi. :sSr: Hind. Perry Albion: osss.s
Ass: Roger: !1ss fs,lsss sa ,1;s
Field B.bes San Francisco ovando Cousins Ne. oe..s
ss h1I s:'ss ~ s,' i. rs Ss
rs
chinshiis Geo ws.sinsson An:sh,:. .ind.:, Rsssses
sss som sos bark sas squat PoI
land NYorh Barks Union Oak Horace and brig Acorn
sE: xrsss n
ksss Wing cros: Be.ton s ssso saxon sr rodd Nss
York CID bark John Mayo report 18th prsmasure Pur-
BssToI RI Nov lS-Arr schr Gen Marion. Philad.dhiA
&c ls,n ss's No; ship Franchise.
mvnn s e. ls.4i 4 ps s Y.
Sid cane day; brig Harriet, NYo,k
NosrSI., N0yi7IssIr ,ehr A Taft Norton. NY:rk
xish t.nd ia for Nyetf A.s I'd bark Brs.hsrs ward.
Porto Rico; sloop H Borden, NYert
buck. Philadcphis sloOp Aaelis NYorh,
for the Psaisc sebr Black nawH ATKINS New Haven for
ChAtha Jrne Carroll Morse Providence for Patohogue
slOops Victory Baker Albany. CID brig ksrshai West
i7th-Bsrks Edwd Dsighs Allen and syIph Ryder Bal
for Bostonsprurs topsaant yard sa and sustained
other damage sshIs dast PARKER Pr.ydsnss for aYor
DO; sIo.p Henry Gaston Heath: NYSrt
P1rxA tF.l sbs Nov s-sldsohr Joseph. Townsend New
PHnADEIPmA Nov l7-Ar trigs NArrasuasus. Hincklsy.
French New haven CID sshrs Sarah Moore French Boston,
Nisssra YouIg and Mary Jane Craamer NYOrk steamer
PaoviDEncs Nov le-Arr .ohrs Nail, Ph.aelphis. via
River 7th sohr Empire Albany 81 schr Angelina, do
Load the other in ballast, supposed bd E. 'A'
bark. supposed tho Hersis Lothrop from Savannah,
PokrLAND. Nov lS-Arr bTis. Hanover. York, Phadsl-
s E' eptn SYG s % sp . h, ssa
Prince tnew Of Yarmouth 200 tonsh blanchard. Mobiles
RicHsoSD, Nov EArr brig Richmond, MKsnuis Lubeo;
schr SQUIRE NYork Sid schr Marietta Burr Knapp
sr MARES Nov led brig Urauus. Burt, NYork.
6th ship Elsh. Dsnn,'Cn for Ansssrp bark Nil
noe, c A Gee q Anderson. and Herald. do do.
sALrs Nov isArr schI Globe small. SYorh 18th sshr
Martha karis, Nicserson, NYOtE.
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shirs-Bc,hn.; Avery. san Trssei.ce, 7 Smiths Con-
Sss,i.St tBa,h wis1, nsvr, sSrss. og ca,'
BsisSCommOd ore. wiilian, cadir Isla ss Cub. Mars.
vspnsh. stursss. Cl.armaR Co. 80
Ss. 81 .ss . SaSl S:T Sen ESsS
os.fr,' oIssy Sections h1,eiDs,.e BrL fiei as-
sesle whitssy GO; rTe1ds tP.rt hviiSs ss.sSRsa
Ira s.ldr wisss hssa.ts. a.fs ssn.Ts WISS Coz
Ton nc ssssc ssnssr Sa;hs'Psis 1sr rs'Iias ks
Smith. Rev Haven g.,
nIis Dsmsfscovo. EsssS' cid Tor Cadii on mon9sy
Arrives.
sSss"rs f.,Sp CO.. Cs,5'Isn hour,
esn,hip rleriIs Lyen h,nss f.r savannah - nle %
ss'f.rsss ass.l. VIII srs .hSsinS hsSS With witt:
ssip oss,n ne w,t lpk,l n,lls Liverpool DC, a,d.
win s,s ssisi9 "a '.sS ,ns ',ss,sss s.,ns, % oIa
ssir fsfss. fse.d With an IN Der tore toPs.i SsS.s
s.,.,scr T,syt , m,s.''; ..y. ,s ma, .pa
sss l:.'Hs g5S,s.Is 6'slIr s v.s s: AID 20
s,.h,ss,s .iss, Nv .i,h ". g s.Ih,II shire
Passport for With u. los q ali her topmssss
ysfy rr1sS vssRer and smssSou. heavy s.s from Il.
psp Of =, i.s S.: ' r n. he e a.,
SHIP germions tBremk Rusehen, Bremen, Oct H. with
ssp ct,.. Pierre. ". crs.s, "a WITH sssssp a.
70 frost Hioks Left the Bar Oct a. and
srtpg from the Forthvsrd yard during ths
the shr teins under double reefed topsss
the time until ~ the
9th inst esrereneed from NNE
10 N, blowing fore and mfen tops.ils forss,
eose teeed toTmsst ssyss carried svsy neok on
main .renter and SAT ard pt sail tpectips the hp down
lee rail under The hurricane lasted skcut bopr
eh ins, Ia. lon rs 10 srsh.nssd asss. With
stsmthp supposed 20 he Georgia Porter Havana
snd New Orferns. ssnding NE l2sh inst ssperisnsex
sh,svy gale, North Of Cspes Of Delaware which issted sr
hours
sip cs,hsrir. wilson Chsr.ssor. sssy. win oo,to.
end ric. te Wsrdle 1Tth i.st OF Cape Hsttsras an
ehsusrd sgrsls With ship Rsvere 81 Boston steering Mn
stir f-hlsy, Rrown. Charssto.. bdsvs. With estssa
u lutAley
sAis rssssA. svslasA. cAsrssss.-. Is.ss vin sst,s
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Corrtr-The market was firm with small sales OF
Bio at l1hc 1lAc Jaws. at l2ko. 1870; end St
D,mingo, at Toe y lOHc. The auction sale Of Rio,
rhieh took place this morning. rather thinly at
tended sbo $50 bags withdrawn the prices offer
ing not beng equal TO the views of the owners The
particulars are ss tollows. terms. four monthc-35
bsg 81 lAc Z9o 90 IKE; ~ do, at lilo IS do,
stltftc.; l2s do at loAc; is do at iOXc.; and as
do. ~ 1t &c.
FRrIGHrs The engagements were light and rates
were dull Flour vas offered at IL for Ltverpool
vhiie some sgsmente were made at "a OF grsir
~ Geo bushels we're taken at I'd Cotton nominal
At AZ ~ There no change In dead weight To
London or other porte there has been no alteration
In rates
ouiptals at ~ co The market tor macksrel vss firm
ct yestsrdays rates Htfrinss we're taken In lots at
Sec q Bbc for scaled, and SOC y 3tc. for No. l.
FRuIr In Malaga rsisins there has bsen no impor.
tant variation while sales made OF 500 boxes at
VI % eco bavss at 81 and 500 quarters at SIC lot
Of 50 Casks Zsnte entrants brought IKE.
Hsrp-s Sales % North iiv,r, In lots at 1 ss0c for
home ccrsunptiop Only liciitsd business doing
lVr m IN slt
Hors.-ou market exhibits no new feature, vhiis
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Died.
Lien, wife ofJohn Martin, Cbaker,)

On the 18th inst ELLEN, wife Of John Martin baker
aged AZ years
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral Wednesday the
goth inst, at O'Clock p ~ from her late residence
corner Thi rteth street and Ninth avenue.
On the 18th inst, Of wstsr on the brain, WILLIAM
PAS, con Of William and Maria Antoinette Flnd aged
10 months and 10 days
The friends and scquaintauces OF the family are
invited TO attend the funeral at his fathers residence
40 Middaugh street Brooklyn, this day. "wednesday
at o'clock, p. NJ.
On Tuesday, 10th inst MT Jous oosN.p MnLra,
late Of the firm OF Bodenstnb Miller, aged IS years
The iriends OF the firm, also william Tell Lodge,
No. 0, A. D. o. H. are invited to attend his funeral on
Thursday 2lst inst, at o'clock p. NJ from his late
residence, No. AZ Pitt street, corner Delaney His
remains win be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for in
termept.
On the 10th inst Ass wife Of william Wilson, in the
26th year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
specifically invited TO attend the funeral her late
residences, No go Eighth sweet, "wednesday, Nov
20 At rs o'clock Her remains will be taken dreen-
wood for interment.
on Monday the 18th inst LrprA b, wife Ct Arthur
Goodrpeed.
Her remains will be taken to Uyannis, this after
noon. at O'Clock, from udson, near Newark street
Hoboken, Nj.
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Passenger Arrived.

CHARIIsroN-stsamship southerner-Maor W Morris
and family Lieut. Booth and lazy Lieut. Culbertson and
johnson, a wbippls Williams. Capt Roberts UsA.
Austen Hibbon IT. Jas Gardner Gray, Gadsden,
Allen VIM Porter Levy-6 in the steerage, and IS
Estates soldiers.
LvERPooL-Packet ship Queen Of the West-Mr and Mrs
Radcliffe Mr. McKerna, Mrs MoKenna. Kisses McKenna,
Master keKenna, Misses ONe all of Dablip, Mr. and
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