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TO THE PUBLIC.

The embraced proclamation Of the President
comprise MI be brought
market south Of the Wisconsin They those mines
ucsisry portion situated in no worked under former
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(vT"oN HALL of the town Petersburg. virginia.
Hall ''k '''''''"' "'s '''s my a"op'o"
e,oo 90 ~ IN, % mayor Of the town advertise for proposals
~ The
The state OF virginia say $4,000 payable 10 1870 and $50 Is7
WIN coupons of payable half yearly February ,nd An
proposals WIZ
addressed 10 the chamberlain of until he IAN day ~
~ ~ ooiock o wheh une they viii opened md the highest
bidder viii be entitled thereto the payments or 6e same VIII H.
required 18th May, 18th June, and 18TH ma
which Of these periods they offer pay, The corn,a,o
themselves the right 10 reject offer made '''s
Notice IL hereby given proposals for bond. Of m -
ton will be received by the chamberlain Of the town
the above resolution, until the lAih day Of May, al 10 &
m. Iyg
May 2-dtl 5hMayneu Movno
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ETUDEs sur be Passe IAvenir do IArtiIIerie, mar
IL lie Prince Louis Napoleon Bonaparte. Iynl
Experiences Poudfe Gusue Faites rArsonsI de
Washington Ist3 is4fi Alfred apane d.
nArIere Amecane sdues de rAngas Reel Professor
dss sciences Appiques lEcole dArtiee de
Code Manuel de rAutote Cve
Ia Ia Marine Legislation
des Arme~. de Te're ct dc Mer - BassIe.
Historic Tacique des Tots Armees, Particueement de
fAllerie de Champagne Fave, Cspiainc dArtiene
just imported from Paris, with other works Of the
class Of science, by
May25 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Stationery, Printing, and Binding.

tft. s&a#E III NAVY DEPARTMENT, June 2, 1851. e.
SEPAKATE SEALED PROPOSALS. Will be received
Of he Secretary Of the Navy until O'Clock Saturday
tui OF June furnishing all the executing
all The printing binding required BY Navy Depart
and s bureau. for LIST
1851, aud ending a son June, 1854. n
All the articles furnished and executed be OF
quality delivered
Of uis head Of the office for which they required
II be required, bidder
proposal sample of article bid for,
TO uniformity in proposals. blank iorms win be
nihsd bid will be
does conform the which each
every article not bid Tor ssd in which than price
M one aric II
bonds in sufficient amount, with approved suees
o the faithful will be
son or persons contracting The authorized OF the
tract the bid otherwise IL viii considered
The department right Of ordering greater
quantity every
lie service require.
Should article be required
TO be furnished the lowest market price, according quality
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rATENTs, from 1901 to Iss5-s register Of all
~ granted during that period vol. London
webster on Letters Patent Copyright Of Designs
I vol. London. 'f'''s"'' ~ O"'e"''
0Cdscn on the Law If Patents. | vol London
Hipdmsrch Law Practice Of c,rs paar, c r.vo
'''''
spence on the Law Of Patent Inventions. / vol London
Turner on the Law 81 Copynrht in Design. vol London
Collections of Patent Privileges m an mo
countries NJ Europe ! vol. vienna -
the Law Of Patents, 1 vol Boston
Phillips Law OF Patents for Inventions vol Roston
Kingsley and Pson The Patent Laws All Ma
tons ! vol. New York
PAN FRANCK TAYLo
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J. EurTtnftHLns
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO Pre- EMrrIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled 20 the right Of preempuon Of the
townships and Of townships above
proper land office payment
practicable seeing f notice, before
Cor of the public sale Of lands
bacing the claimed Otherwise such claim VIII be forfeited
J. BUTTERFfELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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TUE Sword Exercise, Arranged for military
uonj by prevet Major Henry O. Wayne United States army,
published by authority the War Department Price postage
any part the United States. ~ The edition FOR sale
Washington city by
TAYLOR h MAURy,
booksellers, 9th street.
Also for sale
The Army Regulations published by the Department Of War
price The Ordnance Manual for the Of officers Of the
price s2 The Army and Navy Crosss Military
Soopers Tactics DE Hart Courts Martial SCOTS infantry
Tactics and all other WORKS Of official character
the seat Of government May9l
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FRANCK TAYLOR.

COMPLETE Ready Heekoner, adapted To the
farmers merchant mechanics lumber bankers &c
o,@e by TAYLOR n MAURy.
Way boo sellers, sire
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NOTICE no rRE=EMrrIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled right of eempuon to any of ue
townships above enumerated
Of the register
oce and make therefor
BE tAis notice. and before the day
the public Of the lands
bracing claimed such claim will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF The General Land Once.
May 2-iawl3w
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ENGLISH Reports Law and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
II @ fast England snd be received in
this country reports 81 decided IN The House Of Lords the
council the equity the Queens
bench, the erchcqner and
cheqpe chamber the ecclesiastical and admiralty the Of
bankruptcy, including also election the
served and the railway and canal To be published month
~ numbers each number consisting 900
and type carefully edited by member Of the
bar with and references analogous American decisions
Published for dollars giving for that twelve
numbers each forming complies volume In itself with the
advantage OF and safe by mail shce
In the United States.
Of the above valuable series this day received
the House oords the prvy council and the
and Queens bench from and after Mchsema Term
1850, and may be examined at the bookstore Of :
FRANCk TAYLOR
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which had
The mines and therefore the advantage Of -
prepared immediate operations without ncurns u'
incidental 10 op.nng mines snd mos Of them
sed be productive They are all more OF ess
The gable and other
products 10 81 Louis, and me md.
yielding abundsny all The agricultural products OF the
itude in which hey located.
j. BUTTERFIELD
Commissioner OF the General Land One.
May 2-lawl3w
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(NAPT. WILKEs's Voyage Round the world. .rnbr,-
the Principal Events United sass
Exploring Expedition; vol illustrated ls7 engravnFs.
The Two Adnras by Cooper-ncw edition.
Wa'er-Witch by Cooper--new edition.
Curran and his Contemporaries by Charles Phillips,
The Countess of Ruaolstadt; by George Sand
lectures by the Earl Of CarIse-tlsord Morpeth.)
me Wifer Sister The Forbidden Marriage
back, niece of Miss Austin = -
Mayo rpaNcK TAyIop
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FRENCH Books. ard eld.-A large s.s. ,n' op aV
opened direct nom Psris fhANcN 'H'hV
Mays
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nlssOIUTJON Of Cop~rtsrshipThof firm heretofore exist
Of Dyer Brother Is this day by mutual
dissolved MI George Dyer viii attend TO the settle
Of Of the unsettled bushes,
Robert Dyer deceased TO which Immediate attention
is respectfully requested. EDWARD =. DYER,
GEO. Y. DYER
embe o. 1850.
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M ruhp Nottce.The undersigned have formed
and firm Of Dyer Mcclure, and
general and commission business the
Brother Of 10th asd
respectfully solicit continuance OF the he
slowed upon tho and pledge themselves discharge Faith
fully connded 10 them,
Dyer Mct'ure prepared 10 make advances all
.ignmenu and To cnsh all saIes made by them.
EDWARD @. DYER,
49, J. g. MCGUIRE.
wAsMssros, sepsenber a. 1850.
Sept Q7--A6
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NOTICE To nIILnERs.

pnErt am, N,UCu q. ISL
PROPOSALS. vi1 D. received O., the uu'efs.gu-
j "a. ~ tho Uuitri State Hotel, be- raIiliHd,
until ~ o'rlocA Ht noon. of ihg tugrty-r-i t'1 81
M, nsSi. Sc iuuishiu- thr m1ratas r1l t-.rg
ths hlsr r,gu.rrd in thr rrrriI.H .. 'ria.int 't
che estate Ref1m ~rha.I. % ihr h,t.Hn ri eH.'a
IA. lssn fixed at Cars Thul.th. urlf thr r.'l d.
PaFtlad. and the rstilhshmrlt ui uhfh vas a'-
thariteJ hy a resolve 90 thg lrs.sh'lI, 'Irr,'r.
Aucust lSj0.
Plns. asA cari-s Of co. srrr.i-r.iHr" rrrraTr.
a., de- architect. W. Gr,H.r, J. 4. ENrHr. r.1t l-
,ssrn,nfl AMI a.l H.rr..Ir, rNr'IH.'..-. H-IH
,rvar ,prlirat,.r t1 Do Cr1r ...srs rf nm. 81
Ilui.l n roft1Bi. .1 lrI offer OH. t....l t..t
d., ~ March, ir.t.f.
Nrti,- e. OBJ. r.s.rs ah... .I~.s..s '
srtritJl. viI H1i Is -Ir.r H.. fr trf .
Jurs u.,ts Brl fIr tH.r. ..rH..T
.sl,-s ths rIht o. rf.f ..,'H .. '
rygri,sl, BE- u tllir lHIr ..rt .r. .f.. .. OBI.
state rrtIr.Ir th.lF fH n. ...
HI.NNpTE~1N-2 Dsrr......l ..r
Join ". UANN. ....
HENRY ,ErUs.N~. E.r. ~..ra.
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Bounty Land for Soldiers

OT thr WTr,fIsi2.- orthc Tl,uIa ral other
" Indian Wars .Insc l19O. -aul or thr c5mmi.-
irurI officer. ufthr War with nNi0p,--vho s,r.
we'd Ia .r. r.. ih ari ugvlrI., aud hare received
uo hrd.-nrI .flr5d, iur th,i, vijues Ur miuor
,hili,rJ obtained under Che new hw ly llpl,A-
ITO WOODN ~, 20 Ia,luad Exchange, Doe
too. h. b.. 1u Aesuc, aJ Wa.hiugtun.
s. .Irys les suslss'Hi a. hss agoucir. is
the W,.trr1 St,ts. ior tlr sc'oJiip1 0f lands and
location of warrants, by p,rsuall inspection. aud
paws the hishs. each piiCc Toe hnds thus heated.
OF, ~, lsJn. IA"''
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rrARRIhGIg
WHY SO OFTEN UNHAPPY
TIE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY.

Man, all navy wife su1rrcs lear 81 lndiN
sui,firg, nni II mental anguish pfustratr and help
80, ,nlHtt,fiug boz hf. that IT bee husband, ani
hlnu.Hs ihe itturc welfare of Der shilll,n, arising
tom r,u.,s, which, ~ iiasi. vouI have spared
tbr sufUios. ths anguish o. thr wife. and 10 The
I..IaHd enhancement and psruuilIy didi,u'iirs
hs,ir- th,ir urfin in thr mind ls,n- weighed down
puI hluassrd n eousoiucnre 1T che s,,Aur.s 0i the
companion e Dr. h.sHm.
If. .rrafrrt th1f thr cause. shnuI o. lrnvu
a.. ,,si. vii. Co. g,rr husband. t'Hi ihs l,adul
..rI II.raaiu. 0.H.uU.r... IH fh. b.l'th ,rI btp-
t...s.. Of flih urt Hf.HlI' l.f isial .hnu
ana brnl. t.o r..I.r. n. aIui. aHt rHrii.1 % th.
..-.t.l .Usri uI..HI Ilr lrI uGuwrHt ul tHi
..f.. TN.uHtif ....Hr IF iu'. uuh lr.
tfs.I4.t IIlaf h.. lsrr i.. rr.Trs OF saving ilr
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rNO WTNUUTD THOUSAND

comic. hlyr Ierr .lI ....r CO., Co.,, edition va. be-.
.uHi.
Tf.,.r.rl. .'...I r r|fuf... b. %,
th. u-sllr lrI TI,-.Irg u.lr..t .i tl... uHH have
Ir.u iat.Itui o. ,l. Publication Gee 1000 ifN h.''
,..r. urt.II ..t Dow. aH .IT It.H.iF OF .la.".
,r. I'D lrI vh. Iarr HyHr' h.m with i1Hr.'H
uI I.ulr. a rIu.uiHnr f.Hr 90 which lI' ar'-N.I
f. ff.. H.|..Ifl....lUf.
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DR.. CHRIsTIEs GALvANIC BELT
MAGNETIC FLUID.
6'sl w 90 na'' F'H''i 'nl ''Iia.a 'a't''i }
GENERAL DEBILITY.

.rsr1If urEbut 60 iuttE.Hat.g f.s fH4Hr system
A.. iH flIS GRANT TNU'lhss aHf TAI-r
% .rFT-lA ,r lNuIHI~TIHN MIiklNAlIVA.
NIfIF GO TUruNfI. UU'I ffilEF-h. lIh.
TIIkT.DS Obj IIIF UfhII NUfiFNh. N.U
RAIuIA PASS u hr sIus 81 tllEsI IIFFT
tuWTl AINT srINNI lUHTi 'NI 600 i'IF
AIIUE of hr srlNE h.I IuNIlilNr DIS
uIs arl PHYSICAL TNlNnN aHI au NtNhu' =
DISEASES siitl cool lh.au sfss uuui Dls s,TI 10
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Ia Purchasers.

~ on f'lr urrirt rf ono Dollar. THE MAR
'RlID WONNN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
pANlON, srHt (sri,i UoJ o. any part ui DO.
United State. AlI I'ttrrs must d. postpaid, tsN.
cert ih1.r containing a rrmittlucpJ alI lIifr...
tu.pE. 4. ". MAtWCEAU, Boz 1924. Npu
NDIk City. iuhH.h.us office, 80 10, lib.riy.i.,
N,v NuiA.
O,, 5000 Capirs have le,n .sutly Nail. With.
DO three m.u.h., with perfect .aGty suI C,fu.a,y.
BuuA.,.'ol' aId a-ruts engaged BE- De- s1ie, are
mlhlH, lnld'1mr cumpet,ngir- i'am the read, aud
extraordinary d.mand BE IL, and he extremely l'lI-
enl trItas Afforded them.
Active hcd 0r travelling agents, throughout the
Jnitei STATE, and C,nsds., will o, supplied on the
same terms. Communications are required to L.
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CAUTION. The public are cautioned against
various catch pennics intended Ia h. palmc of ~
on them, Initiating the title IT the work as The
Married LslIss' Medical Companion" and vafiou.
other uics. The ale Of the work j. +" TIE MAJ
ned IYONiNN f'1usis Mriicli Companion" hy
Dr.. \. VI. Mauriccau.
Julv, 1850. Sm36
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a Dorsnrsmsn, Of tho Nervous System.

cy-ln NERVOUS tOWTi RlNrs urHri 90
N.I.rlr.s if.Isatf nf f.tsats 'af hey Hsftsr 20
vital f.sfflTH Of fle slIrH'T UT"Hf.sfsI ffHfsr .
uHfsF tHs sfrr.rf.HH.rr I..rIEIHr tlf...". 900
gHsr tI DH'Fs.isr. aH Hl|.IrI .F t.s .H..t..t GO
s".|.f.Il IIfrHTfI fHsss. HH.ia' Ta'.s.' s.i COOS
slaHf..fy sHIR r.r
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EEHg "a IzrH"s5
PURIFYING EXTRACT
The Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIER

-. -. ~ 1911 49, - wien srraH fIHffrs
20 Iaf-s Iaris s,-lrs n SIXTY rom nO-E-,
81 DE- rar#ItHfHHs 49, fn ~trouElN concentrated
ffsf,lfr OUe 49, ID IL frlT.rTl af noseattFrc
nass T. Ar ~ - t.1fa Isf's TwrutN -Our nHys,
Which l. u.TrI IHrFrf Itr1 lu' ti En-, ''Hff n'.
issfs ifrsass usrs J. rg.lfrl n It Ices quantity
tfa deer
To- great 11rfrt.s,'t ~ NE Heed rurinrr Over s
HsHHr nj rHas f4ra.a.a ID EfCaf uFrfHIr ~ 's fs
..f.,nt az Isf ~ ' 'sn l',',5, u- I.Nfs" N'dlcaI
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Cart Wheels.

DEADY made Cut Wheel, with Cast lron lluiis
IL iron lound and warranted good.
Also. IIul-, Spolcs, and Felloc. separately.
For ale ly BROWN $ co
Norway, April % 1850. Iii
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Iron Store.

THE .ulsriIsr- ace making large additions 10
! their sto,k uf hoe ast NIEEL, which vii he
sold ~ prices ~ compare with ihe Improved Lcili-
tir. All i,.u.p1rti iian. BROWN < GO.
Norva, ApuI p, 1850. llu
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w. D. IITTGM,
r.rnnc. Agent, No - Exchange street
PORTLAND,

Thee rairi,s mly o. made 7y1ihl'e sf Fs.ariy,
'u Ffsuus furnishing uuiat, as vel as Ir tfe l'ur-
i' ola viir Ur relative. in thc event 81 death. In
d.Iilaal. wishing Go goo Go tho "l.H r0-isas,' who
have iiiDuIs, Dat have not the requisite means ior
an outfit, may fnd Life Polio, advantageous
Those having families % leave brhini, shuuh not
20 without Insurance.
Feb. 10, 1850 Il
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SarsapariIln, Yellow Dock,
omInnY Ann sAssATRks RARks.

flsEa l.s Vegetable Extract, 20 r1.y ne 7H'7i
grsnt odd. HsH any HrHrT. % L. 1arTIfT. IriHsr m"
Jlrrffl uf f ..1f HHsy o. IHfltf o. unr Dnllnr
mach Iourrr, s..l ys. core Ten Timr- T.fr ha..'.
IsHsar go ~ Is. 90 vHfIH Hi coy "'Ff fl.I.l'
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lIullad 4 Sie,cus.
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u,,rss1fN "a. present.
70 t.r., BOO unmarried lut r.HirmphHrg mlr-
riY-., o., NHl uph.iBr.H- re-. fl OBJ. pr.ITt.ft D.
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muHrUtr., 90 l,iug pH'f,-,i uf thH Irr..r.HH.
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tb.,r fHuIrr hHHT.nrs-, cannot Le BrruHirf.i.
10 i.ri ,.uT.r, impRcuetlIs o. convey rlir f.-
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mmr strictly Intended fur oil. mu.rI, ur tl..r
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sIr,r DO B.. Drl urUH dots tu 's.H.IU rH.-....d ,.
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mother, 0I a sI.i0r al ag .uh,-gt, can o. olivia.
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lOOO Cases of PALSY and ParalYsls

have been rsr.f's1 % be- DHrrsfis 81 be- igs.'
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Indian Roofs and parlIs,

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IN. T. VI. NhrrI,rrs lrl lI..eu Of Doe
imnHrrlHt u1ft.fs fHHf.f ui BE- thr Nani.I W.
uaus rnur, N#I.I. Companion, GOODS. trl.sa.l.
h.r much ui-.N might have ..lau,' have
.uH,IrI 1sHr. from 0iH... which ,uu point .u. Boo
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Cd rI aHi f.rI m, ll.. frlf.Iu g I fu.f
urr, hHa..v.H a,,h trf.s'i 90 ih. inflammation
contained i.If. TH,...
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Salt Rheum.

WE DE u,l,rsig1gl, having CspsIi-
ts4Le ,ncrd thr .o.d ELECTS ot W".h fEr.
NJ r,Nr's rat.ut C,up1uui uf cuTr oI
~ SALT EurJM aHt other hrulars, d.
- shsrtEb r,J.umsnl b o. 1I afflicted.
al. Do hs.t 7uis tu 0lt orinianl ,yrr ia'rirli "r
huu.r. f.n.r.H,. lrt rHrc osTCD1IN Sal khrHm.
IHfI n. I.rrarar. rbr.rr, Ne e.. ". iar
r..,.. y. ". tgui.t.r. Ne q. n-rhru ru.''H'.
So. e. Co,,T. liau.r'. e. J. IS. NaI...r.
~tlIu. Na.s.. Carte. o.. ,s.r1-d. i.si.1, Me-.
John NUIrr.. tt.f.r. Mass 1..g luUr, BOOB.
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Or. cHRIsTIE's
GALNANIC DRACELETS

Afr Sound "I FHt t.IEt|a Iu CsftH - iUnFIIn.a ~
iIis >IHHmniIr tumIlalHft. sIl general Ser .
AI..tlH.f q me Heel snl uHIsr Fs'rrnItrf h|-
DO fHlsF al1 Iafalytf 81 a.l diseases Calsei p.
i,l.Isl.Y q Iussf uI Nspsas Easfgy "a ne llta'
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The lslut1l arl convenient sI,lrsiI0l - 49,
utttrrHrs lFRfrs III DALH iNl~N 90 NAHNFN
$50 tas been pronounced by tHurgl,'ari fhlH
r,Hs ffE Boz FBrrH. I'D dc irffI ~tsfrs fa Hs b.
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Died.


On Friday June q. WILLIAM ALLEN only son OF Tho
mas j. and Mary A. Wells.
The friends Of the family iaved to attend his fu
neral, on Sunday, at hafpast o'clock. p. NJ, from
Twenty eighth street. one door West Of Ninth avenue.
On Saturday morning of dropsy, MARY READ, aged 81
years. native Of Dorsetshire, England.
Her friends and those of Messrs Clarke and Brown in
whose family she lived forty years are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral this Afternoon
at O'Clock, from the Franklin Coffee House. Maiden
lane.
June IS MARY wife ofPatrick Golden aged IS years
also, daughter Of Patrick aud Mary Golden aged 20
years, natives Of Arecourt. county Galway Ireland
His friends and those Of his brother Michael Golden
attend their funeral Sunday afternoon 2stn inst at
O'Clock from their late residence, ITO North Fourth
street, Wilamsburgh.
On June 49, MARY daughter Of Sarah and Charles Cos
sen. aged 10 months and days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
afternoon, at O'Clock, from n Orange street.
On Saturday, June %, RosALIE. second daughter of
Charles and Rosa Battee in the % year Of her age
Their relatives and friends invited attend the
funeral from their residence in Beach street. Sapeton
Long Island this afternoon, at O'Clock precisely.
On June q, CArHARfSE DosoHoE, aged Is months.
Her funeral viii take Place from the residence Of her
pare nts, John and Rose Donahoe at O'clock on Sun
day 10Th inst from l52 Leonard street All the friends
and scquaintances respectfully invited to attend
On Saturday, June Is, N I. scHouw, of Norway aged
The members vf the scandinavian Society respect
fully requested to attend the funeral at n Delaney
street, this afternoon, at O'Clock.
At No Oliver street. on June % ISABEL KENT DUs-
The friends of Abraham Dunbar aud John Kent, and
the members of Aleghania Lodge, lS3 o. Of o. F.
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
Suddenly the 26th OF June after short but
illness, EMELIsE wife Of William Bede. Esq. aged 20
years Her loss is deeply smented by all who knew her
In New York, on June 20 DoRcAs u, wife of Peter H.
Knox and daughter Of George Young Esq Of Saratoga
IN the 0ed yoar of her aso
Sing Sing aud Peekskn papers win please copy.
At Memphis, Tenn, on June g. JoHs WEsrcorr, ESQ.,
aged years He the oldest printer in the South and
since the death Of Mr. McIlvaine last winter at Pitts
burgh perhaps the oldest in the Union He native
OF Cumberland county, j. and the brother Of Judge
Westcott long Secretary Of State for New Jersey Mr.
w. edited newspaper as long ago as 1901. and
gentlemen Of talents, Attachments and excellent moral
habits For many he has not been connected with
the press. He federalst Of the old school, and
whig.
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The performances at this establishment have created
during the past week, such enthusiasm among the ad
mrers of music have before witnessed to the
same extent. The company is particularly strong in
male voices and bring to their tasks great talent and
warm appreciation Of the genius Of those composers
whose works 1t Is their province interpret The trumph
Of Marini Bettn and Benevenano always brilliant
Mariri has noble voice, great nestness Of
and artisticd skill Of the hghett order pettni
his refreshing voice with true dramatic and
cells in the purity and his depth Of style using the oa
in any nuiaa with great skill and making 1t
delicious In the pure csntatie or Beneventano
much may be said because there much for It,
Ills voice is noble and he Is always ready TO 1t
with his best powers being Of the most useful
lists Of the troupe and Of the first Importance in the
Of the opera OF Bosio, Truf Benedict and Miss
Whiting we have recently spoken, aud shall have
10 say the opera unfods To night
10 have "Lucrezia Borgian in which Bosio, Caro-
line yietti Marin and Lorini will appear