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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-10
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

II III. HOOD a. co. having moved into their
IL. New Room No. l., Fosters corner, are now
receiving and opening the largest andmost extern
sive stock Of MEDICAL, SCHOOL, THEOLOGICAL and
MISCELLANEOUS Books, ever brought TO this mar
ket. Their stock having been purchased at trade
sale, and from Eastern Publishing Hot ses, will be
sold at the lowest mark .-
Their stock of Staple and Fancy Stationery is
large and complete.
To all purchasers at Wholesale and Retail, they
are prepared TO offer great inducements.
Thankful ter the liberal patronage thus Tar ex
tended to u.s. we invite the attention of the public
o our present supply. nOv3l
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0mmOE NtStS OF al kInUs.
Furnishing Goods.
TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF THE Z. e. Ill. r. r. Co.
~ o.. .l1l l2EI

Evansville, Oct 23d, 1851.
CEALED proposals will be received at this of
- fee from the 18th TO the ODD day of Decem-
Ter next, for the grubbing, gradine and bridging
OF that portion of the Evansville and Illinois
Railroad, lying between Princeton and Vincei-
mes. distance Of 81 miles.
This work includes Two bridges; one across
White River, about 600 feet, the Other across Pa.
toha about 200 feet.
ontractors will state what proportion of the
Ste * of the Company will be taken in payment.
lans, profiles and specifications, will be ex-
hibi ed, and all requisite information given at
the office of the Company in Evansville, on ana
aflei the 18th day of December next. By order
of tn Board of Directors. SAM'L HALL,
ocI2Stf President.
lF'-Indianapolis Journal and Louisville Jour.
nal, copy ana send bill to this Office for payment
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EOSTERS& BROWN havejust received at their
IL new Store, corner Main auc First streets, at
the lowest rates of freight, and will be sold at
responding low prices Purchasers are invited to
call and examine their stock, together with the
following late arrivals:
80 doz Zinc Washboards;
70doz Corn and extra Brooms;
10 bbls pure Cider Vinegar;
% bbls White Fish;
s hlf bbls do do;
; bblspare Saleratus;
DO Lnseed Oil;
. do G. operas;
"a boxes Palm Soap;
50 do Shaving Soap;
25 do vi. Werk & Co.'S Stearine Candles:
25 bales Elephant Batting;
ALSO: Starch, Pure and No. White Lead;
Chrome Green. Chinese Blue, Red Lead. Celestial
Blue ground in OIL Ground Allspice. Pepper,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Rice, Ginger -toct7)
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sHERIFF'S SALE

DY virtue of several writs of execution Tin ia
Dyor Of Ben. Stinsm and others, aga,nst Thos.
Hall) issued of the office of the clerk of the
VanderbnTgh Circuit Court and to me directed |
willoh Thursday, the ooh day of November, Isl !,
between the hours Of 10. o'cfk A. NJ and p. N |.
of said day. at the door Of the Court House in the
city of Evansville, expose TO sale the rents, is,
sues and profits for the term of seven years, If
the following described real estate, io-wit:
The east hall of the northeast quarter of sect
No. three, township No. six, south of range No.
ten west, in the Vincennes Land District, and in
default OF said rents issues and profits selling for
a, sum sufficient to satisfy said exc, ution, will
at the same time and place, offer for sale the fee
simple OF said real estate -
oct22-3w JOHN s. TERRY, S.v. c.
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A. Is U SH'S
WOkM CA Nd Y,

a Sure dnc Pleasant Medicine (oT' Worms.
T,H1eis to certify to the suffering community
i that 1 have obtained most valuable recipe
from the hands of DR.. II. Cowles, as a vermfuee in
the form OF candy, which will prevent all darrh9as
groups, and all coughs where the principal is from
the effects OF worms which Is the principal cause
of thousands going TO the grave, ana not knowing
the principal cause the diseases. DIR. Cowles-
after 35 years practice OF medicine, finds this the
most valuable of all other nostrums.
A. RUSH.
Main street, betw. Sd and 4th. .
DosE-A child over year old will take one hall
a stick every morning for four days. Should this
not have the desired effect give small portion oi
SIENNA tea an hour after taking the candy.
octIS If
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LIGHT LIaHrtlLIoHTi!!

1OHN G.. DEVEREUX, JR. would respectful
y " announce TO the citizens of Evansville and
vicinity, that he has received and will constant
ly keep on hand, an assortment of Burning Fluid
Lamps; and requests all those wishing TO pur-
chase, to call and examine his assortment before
purchasing elsewhere.
The BURNING FLUID is new article.
perfectly free from the danger CT explosion, and
unrivaled for beauty, economy and convenience.
II is free fror-impurity not to idjure linen,
clothing or furniture, and particularly recon-
mends itself to all those who wish cheap, bril-
liant and clean light. Full particulars may be
had al the Wall Paper and Lamp Stare OF
JOHN G. DEVEREUX, JR.,
move Main ST., between LIST and ID.
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EVANSVILLE. Oct. 81. 1851.

EVANSVILLE, Oct. -, I6oI.
MITCHELL & LONGBOTHAM, having
INl nearly completed some necessary repairs
and additions 10 their Pork Establishment, are
read, to slaughter and pack Pork to Ay extent
requ red. They promise farmers and drovers
ever, accommodation usual for slaughterers and
pack rs to afford. Having c'pacitv to slaugh-
ter head per day, (the weather permitting)
they teel certain of being able to despatch the
Swil ish multitude as fast as they come.
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CO-PARTNERS9IP

WI kifl9k11F.
ID q. OfRlLE1 n JOHN >. MITCHELL have
this day formed Co-Partnership in business,
und the name.and style of O'Riley e. Mitchell,
and successors top. g. O'Riiey & John Mitch
ell. Th-v beg leave to inform the friends of the
riei us OF the late house and the public generally,
thar they will continue Ia transact general Com.
mis- ion aud Forwt ing Business in this city. and
soli IL n ccntiruance OF the patronage OF Mer.
chants and others. They have comm1dicus wharf.
boats and warehouses, and prepared TO receive
and store any quantity OF merchandise or produce
| beral cash advances will be made on produce
shi, ped TO them tor sale TO be shipped to their
corr espondents in New Orleans or the Eastern
clu ;. G.. U'RlLEY.
- JOHN :. MITCHELL.
T. ,ansuac, Sept. /, '5l.-s5tf
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LOST

an Sun Law evening during The fire, Front st.be
~ tween Cllfiorc's Mil and Main street. a large
Brass hey, marked g. ANY one finding the same
will be rewarded by leaving it at this office.
Is
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SELLING OFF AT COST,
TO Close Concern,
Dur New and welt Assorted Stock of
DRY GOODS; ELtH

CONSISTING IN FART OF
LEACHEDand brownMuSlins, French, English
Dand a mercan prints, French English and Amer
Icnn Ginghams, Oil Red Chinrz Cotton ShlrtiGgs
OF all kinds Embossed cloth Table covers, Printed
Oil do hi, ached and linbaached Linen do, Nous
lin Laiiies. Ugh colored and wool do Plain and
embroidered Cashmeres, Changeablc Algerines
Printed QEean's cloth, Changeable Moliairs, Satin
Striped do, Black and fancy Silks French and Eng.
lish Merrinoes, Back Luslres all prices. Co!ored
and Satin do Plain .changeable do, Children's
PIads. Handsfme long Shawls, HEAVY woolen do
Plain Thibet do, Embroidered do, Brochea. and
Cashmere. MaIno aud cloth DO, Gimps and Firing
es Fancy Buttons, &c. - .l
ALSO. on hand large assortment OF Satinetts
Jeans, Tweeds, Cassimeres, Vestings Flannels
BIankete Druggetts, Plaid Cloakines TIckings
billings, AMI a variety OF other articles too nu
merous to mention These goods arc well tsorlhy
the a;:ettion of all purchasers. the whole stock
will be sold 25 per cert less than the same good:
can be bought elsewhere.
SLEETH & TAYLOR,
oct3i-lm Water ST., bet. Main and Locust.
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WALL PAPER ESTABLISHMENT.

John G. DEVEREUX, JR., Main street, betw.
, ist and I'd, Evansville, Ia, is receiving week
ly supplies of WALL PAPER, BoRDERs, FIRE SCREENS,
&c, which, together with his fine stock, make u
very complete.
His Gold Velvet and Gold Papers and Borders
of the most fashionable kind. and rarely SUIT
passed for beauty and elegance. His Hall, Dining
Room, Parlor and Chomber Papers, are of the
hnest satin glaze together with full supply ut
Common Papers-ranging nom fire re cents III :
wards. These papers will be sold unusually low.
Purchasers are rtquestet-tO call, examine and
price these goods before purchasing elsewhere.
pledge myself 10 sell as cheap the same papers
sold in Cincinnati or Louisville. lnOy6
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
|HHE undersigned having associated with them
L VIM. II. PREsToN, of PALESTINE, ILL.,, VII. con-
tinue the business under the firm Of Morgan,
Keen & Preston. Feeling grateful TO their old
friends and customers for past favors, would re-
specially solicit continuation Of their patron
age, As our stock will be made up with almost
entirely New Goods this fail, purchased since
the decline in Cotton, under the most favorable
circumstances, we feel assured that il will be 10
the interest of every dealer, purchasing goods in
this place, to give US an early call, as. have
shall continue receiving daily through the sea-
son, when we shall have. received one of the
largest, cheapest most beautiful and well selected
stocks OF Dry Goods ever landed in the City of
Evansville, la. MORGAN & KEEN.
sep4-tt SD -faQf . nG.a
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TO BUILDERS

TN the country purchasing Composition Roofing
l. Paper, of which a supply is always on hand
The subscriber will give every necessary intorma-
ton as to the putting OF these roofs IL required.
Costing less than shingles and being fire and wa
ter proof, they are superceding all other Roofs IN
the larger cities. JNb. G.. DEVEREUX,
nov6 Main. between LIST aiid "a SIS.
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LOST,

ON SUNDAY evening, during the hustle and
" confusion, caused by the fire. double cas-
ed Silver Lever Watch. The Watch is not a
valuable one, but the owner having. received il
from a near and deceased relative prizes it high
w, and will give liberal reward TO any one
who will return VI 10 of ..rn4f. f. H
KELLER e. FARNSLEY,
nov5-tf No. IA Water street.
NEW MACKEREL AND HERRING lot
~ of new Alac&relI received via the Lakes,
consisting of bbis., half bbs., quarters and kits
Also Herring in boxes; Tor sale by
nov5 }. Il w REILLY. =
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LNANCY COLORED AND PLAIN PARLOR
Il PAPERS.-Several boxes Of fancy colered and
plain Parlor Papers, Foreign and American man
ufacture, have been received by late arrivals, and
will be sold at small advance on the Eastern
prices by JOHN G. DEVEREUX, IT,
sep2i MaiE between LIST and I'd ats
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Wanted.

w E want TO buy few thousand good corn
w faued Hogs, at the highest market price
deliv red at cur House on Pigeon Creek.
ocilS MITCHELL 81 LONGBOTHAM
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RY express direct from the manufacturers c,us.
- ter pins, JENNY Lind ear rings finger rines,
lockets fob chains, keys, pencils, shirt Studs, bed
slides, buck les and pins: which viii sell as low
as any house in N. York, at wholesale or retail.
Also, at retail, great variety Of port monuairs
purses, brushes, combs, gold lens, needles, steel
beads nd clnps, Accordeons, mssic boxes, chess
men, dolls. bail-, &c. A. G.. PUSHEE,
sep24>6ms Main peyr Water streetsy
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made and trlmnledln the best manner, under tneil
direction, expressly for this market, and consists Of
every article requisite to complete Gehtlemen's
w ardrobes.
Coats and ClOaks.
A fine assortment OF Blue, Brown, Grey, Drab
Mackinaw, Blankets; Box, and Over Goats, genu.
inc Pilot and Beaver Cloth Goats; fine lot ofCoh
Coats of al sizes and prices superior Black and
Blue, French and English Cloth Dress, Frock and
Sack Goats full trimmed, Satinet and Cashnlerette
Goats; Brown, Green and Grey and all colors Of
Roundabouts and Goats of all kinds
ts-H PantaiOOns.
Superior Black and Blue Cloth anG Cashmere
Pants; Fancy French Cashmere Pants; Fancy
Stripes and Blue, Black and Steel Mixed and Ca
Diet Mixed Satlnett Pants; Tweed and Cordroy dc
Pants o. every variety and price 10 suit pU chasers
EL5E5 Vests,
Black silk and satin Vests, Fancy and Plain silk
Velvet Vest Fancy Cashmere Vests; Satinettv vests
and common Vests OF all kinds.
Furnishing Goods.
"a All the late styles OF plain and fancy 49,
&"silk and satin Cravats, Scaris, and oS-S<<
stocks; white silk and all colors Pocket Hantker-
chiefs; Linen and Linen bosom shirts; Muslin and
Flannel do; Flannel and Net under shirts and
thread and cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain
gum susponders; silk gingham and cotton Umbrel-
las; Dodds, Sherwood and Chase's Hats, also Silk
Hats; Caps. Boots, Shoes: walking canes &c.
All the above articles and everything else In the
furnishing line wiz be sole at Cincinnati prices tor
CASH.
We shall coDtInue TO receive fresh supplies week
ty during the season from our mandatory in Gin
crnati. lnoviL ALTERING & DRUMMER.
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Auction Notice.

TINE BLOWING PARTNER of the firm Of
Il Woolsey & Nelson havii 2 received his wind
again they would inform their friends and The
public generally, that they are now in full blast
and will continue their regular Auction Sales
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morn
ings, commencing at o'clock; and every Tues
day, "Wednesday and Friday evenings, at early
candle light. Consignmehls solicited OF all de-
scriptions of nierrbandize.
WOOLSEY & NELSON,
oct2S AuciiOneers.
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Patronfze Home Manufactures.
800 DOZEN wOOLENaOsIERY.
IT II. MAGHEE e. co. have Just received
y $50 dozen Ladies' gray mixd Merino Hose;
$50 do do black do do;
IS do Mems gray mixd 10 co;
IS do Misses do do do
$50 do Childrens's scarlet do do
All made in Vanderburgh county, and wsrran-
ted equal if not superior to any brought from the
East. The large quantity Of these hose we sold
last year, gave such universal satisfaction, and
wore so much better than those importen from
abroad, induced us to encourage the maker to H.
crease the quantity. rlea. f
We now offerthe largest stock of such articles
ever offered in Evansville, and atvery low rates,
only by The dozen. IS pI9I
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CINCINNATI CLOTHING STORE.
INERT door to c. Bell, Druggist. Main Si.,)
Evansville, Ind.

MESSRS. All
LERlNG AND
BRUMMEP have
Just received from
their manuiactsry,l
an Cincinnati, TIE |
latest New York 1
style of Fall and
Winter Clothing
All of which ares
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CHANGED OUARTEES

IRIS. VI. J. BRAY g. HUGH RONALDS, hay.
practiceo Medicine and surgeryn all its branches.
would respectfully inform the citizens of Evans
vile and vicinity, thatthey prepared to attend
promptly all cal lis either in the city country
One OF the partners can always be consulted at their
Office on ST. move Nan. mY3 lVrI
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ENTLEMEN desirous of procuring very
VI fine Dress Hats and Boots can ind. the lare.
est assortment at the Hat and Shoe Store of
sep26 ni- J.B. FOSTER.
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n LS-Linsee.l. Lat1, Olive and Castor oil Tor
U.s. 'e by KELLER & FARNsLEY, D'gs'ts.
nhsa Fater street
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OsnKt' GS assorted Nails. Wheeling make
s1OU Tor s.'le bv FOSTERS g. BROWN.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

lust received by the subscriber, general as
Hats and Caps, Hosiery, Gloves. Ribbons, silk vel
vet bbons, Combs Hair Brushes, Umbrellas
Coats superior Spool Cotton, Whalebone, good
Needles, &C., which will be sold low for cash. NO
TROUBLE To SHOW GOODS. The public are request
ed to call and examine this stock before purchasing
elsewhere. WILLIAM tiUOhEo.
now Corner Nam and Second SITS.
4 GENERAL assortment of light Cass''heres
~ Tweeis and Fancy Woollen, for Boys and
Children,s Clothing. 10 be had cheap for cash at
HUGHES
now Corner Main and Second SITS.
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<sMIi1 & Common Wall Paper ~ soI
Nj The subscriber keeps INSTANTLY or
had one Of the arges, assortme' OF Gold, Vel
yetand Conmon Wall Papers Borders TO b,
fourJ In rts Wesr n, ID which he win sell at very
small advance OF cost. &c DEvEREUX, Jr.,
setl6 Ma,nt etween LIST 81 I'd SITS.
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NOTICE;

4 CREAM colored Mare with VIII We name an
"A tail, branded on the left shoulder W. IN t''e e
ter S. Any person finding her, will plea sc pm
her to our shop on Main street in this city, "hei
he will be literally rewarded for his trouble.
oct22-3tws SATTERLEE& & ID re ARMO-
The New York herald., 1851-08-07
Mining Intelligence.

flrm the pinceTnre iierall. June =. c.s--0
New and rich discoycrcs arr being made almost
daily IN the mines here, and our mining population
J. rapidly increasing. -Four friends vi mine have
this week talen vui one thousana aud fofty.cight
dollars from sixteen loads Of dirt Averaging forty
luckcts ~ the cad Thi. lead s In n small ravine
ju.i above the Weaver Geek bridge and the dirt IL
haued about quarter % mile g. the creek.
Others are Gcing equally vel IN the same ravinc.
] have Tor two days past WEIGHED the prospects Of
another ocin1 any near. and in seventeen buckets
the average va 81 ~ Ior bucket. New diggings
arc being OItrcd On tbt right % the road between
~ and Mud Spfings. The d.It is hauled p mile
and quarter 20 Weaver ere, K. to be WI bed. aud
fays vsricusly irom Zoe. o. > ~ per bucket. 4
gentleman who works eight lanls and runs two
large long toms, tod me last night that bc had
taken cut iOTtyonc ounces iu toe lnst two days On
Notdsy be TOOK out two pJunds lacking half an
ounce As general thing. miners are 1yiag better
here now. In Fpite of the scarcity Of water, than
have known since the place wa drst prospected
and The IrtsumIton is, tha. they will CONT inuc 10
go 20. AT least, il is certain thai The mines are
grC0.ly iHTr0ying.
From tAe Placer Tina July
through reliable sOuroos. We are in possession Of
late advcts from the other side Of thc mountains.
Two weeks ego. the number Of ncrsons Ia the val
ley was about one hundred and 6ty, including
tEenty families Six men and ten women came
acros. last neok, taking the Oeorgo.Own cu'oG.
hey lou- the snow from three TO thirty feet deep
Tor forty miles. The distance through 70 SacFa-
mtnio is 10 miles. which our informant made in
Live days Ihs whole tran Is Dow under way, is.
The New York herald., 1851-08-07
Army Intelligence.

The following is a list of the stations of army
Rancho dsl Chino-Compsny A, lst Infantry, Capt
c. s. Lowell, commanding; lst Lieut., James W. SEIZURE
man. "a Lieut., Caleb Smith; Assistant Surgeon, l. L.
Adkins.
Mission Of San Luis Rey-Companes and A, 1st
Bragoons, Bvt Major L. H. Fitzgerald commanding; lSt
Lieut., Care j. Couts, Asst. Surgeon Sorren.
Mission Of San Dego-CompaDy i, 1st Artillery Bre-
vet Lieut. Col, J Magruder, commanding LIST Lieuts,
Asher II. Eddy T. H. Patterson, D. n. Betzhoover Asst
Surgeon, John T. Summers.
Camp Yuma, Colorado River-Companies D. II and I,
I'd Infantry, Brevet Major Samuel 7. Heintze man.
mandng; Capt d. Davidson; lst Lieuts, Ed. Murray,
Henry b. Hendershott; I'd Lieut., Thos w. Sweeney;
Asst Surgeon H. 8. Hewitt.
At San Diego-Majcr Charlie, s. Merchant, commsnl-
ing Southern Districts Major N. W. Brown, Psymaster,
U. s. Al Brevet Capt Lyon, I'd Inf, in charge of the
Quarermasters Depot; Lieut. Thomas u. Johns ID Inf,
In charge Of the Subsistence Depot.
The New York herald., 1851-08-07

tils tribes 10 come IN the commssiouer proposes to
60 within gun shot, not within beef range Of their
camps and fres.
escort Of U. 8. Dragons under command OF Capt.
Stoneman, stationed at Johnson's Ranch II is
now nearly midnight, and must close.
The New York herald., 1851-08-07
MlsceuaneOuss
FEpnn, tho Alta Calitovpta

From the Alta California.
We have received bag Of rosy-cheeked Massa-
Oh asetts apples, sample Of cargo which arrived
in port few days since, the ship Pactolus from
Boston: Having been packed in ice, they are per:
iecty fresh and in good condition, and every barrel
yet opened has been found to be in most perfect
der Mr.. Vassault has some ge hundred barrels
on board the Pactolus. This is the first shipment
Of the kind that has reached this country safely,
but it demonstrates the perfect feasibility Of such
enterprise in proper hands.
The Times and Transcript says The Office of
the United States Assayer, at San Francisco, has
again been put in operation. It is Of Sufficient oa-
pacity to coin some seventy thousand dollars per
day. We are told that large AMOUNT of dust has
been deposited, and it will be some days before re-
turns can be had. The reorganization of this Of
fce has already created better feeling in this city,
and gold dust has advanced from $l6 80 to $l6 70
per ounce. The new coin is milled upon the edge"
The immigration this year will not, it is sup
posed, stop short Of this city. They will find
Placerville and the principal towns in the mines
pretty thoroughly worked over, except the quartz
diggings, which offer little encouragement to new
corners, requiring, as they do, experience and
centrated effort. 1t seemed the intention of the
families in the Valley to settle in the vicinity Of
Suffers Fort.
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June H. John jenkins, Of Sydney, aged 81.
Thomas Lapdsdown, Chicago, aged 26.
Martin Smidt, Germany.
IA, Jerome Barbour Jefferson CO., n. ", aged q.
10, Ebenezer Crocker, Brooklyn, n. Y, aged IS.
- Henry Roach, n. Y, r.
IS, X. X. Curry, Wisconsin, %.
ls Aaron Sands, Philadelphia, 40.
Z" Wm. @. Coffin, Nantucket, 80.
20, Simon Chase, Massachusetts, 50.
J. B. Dachene, France, a.
Richard McFallon. Baltimore, "a.
21, WIN. Smithwoitr, San Francisco, year.
22, Lewis Pollock, Philadelphia, 80.
23. 0repha Kay. San Francisco, 7 months.
Infant son Of c. Cavilla day
Charles $. Lyons, New York %.
" George Herbert, Scotland, 40.
j. d. Durand, France.
-, Robert Smith, Boston. IS.
%, James Foster, England, 40.
%, Joseph Bach, New York.
"a, Louisa Carmelita, Chile, II.
2Q Ii. o. Williams Boston, 50.
The New York herald., 1851-08-07

was burned to death In the Ebert to his store
room.
George Hubbard, . native OF Scotland, about 40
years Of age, who had been sonHned to his bed in
house in Jackson street for eight days past, expired
while being removed to the Plaza.