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VOL Ill
EVkA NxAAAA~ O%N&N1Hs IN ----
UNITED STATES MAIL ST MSHIP
e COMPANY--THROUGH PASSAGE TO
CALIFORNIA I.

CALIFORNIA. t
TIME public viii be gratifed to learn that the
United States Mail Steamship Company en-
abled to announce that their arrangements are now
complete for sending passengers through from
New York to San Francisco and back.
In the first attempts Of this Company to meet
the wants Of travel to California, by providing
ships on the Pacific, in connection with their
ships from New York to Chagres, they were pre-
vailed upon, at the urgent solicitation of the great
number then desirous to go out, to sell tickets for
through passages from Panama IN advance, for
their ships then going round This was done
from desire to accommodate those VINO could
procure passages IN no other quarter, and by
which, whatever might be the detention, they
would reach San Francisco sooner than by any
other line. Unforeseen difficulties, and the prevn-
lence Of fever at Rio de Janeiro at the time, pre-
vented their ships from reaching Panama as soon
as anticipated, and caused detention at the 18TH
mus, which was increased by the impatience of
passengers in going forward, against the advice
of the Company, at an earlier day than The snip
could possibly reach Panama.
These interruptions now all removed.
Three of the four ships Of the Company, Intended
for the Pacific service, have arrived ut Panama,
and several of them have performed trips to San
Francisco aud back. So that the Company are
VOYAGE through from New York TO San Fran
cisco. will be performed with regularity and des-
patch.
Their Pacific Line, from Panama TO San Fran
cisco, consists Of the
REPUBLIC, Capt. Hupsos.
ITHMUS, Capt. HTcHcocx
COLUMBUS, Capt. PICK.
ANTELOPE, Capt AcKLEY.
Their Atlantic and Gulf Line, from New York
to Chagres Of the
GEORGIA, Capt. Porter, U. s: n
OHIO, Capt ScHENcK, U. S. N.
FALCON, Capt. HARTsTErN, U. >. N.
The connection between the two lines will be
carefully and regularly kept up, so that no delay
beyond the usual stay of the ship IN port al rama
ma, will arise.
The large size, well known speed. and superior
accommodations of their New York and Chagres
Line. and the speed and accommodations OF the
ships of their Pacific Line offer the most certain
rapid and pleasant through passage to California
M. o. ROBERTS,
Cor. Warren and West sts., New York.
Aug. l5-lm
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w next week a beautiful assortment of Fanfv
Goods suitable for PRESENTS, &c Also d
large assortment of fresh Perfumery, Pomatnms'
Soaps, Hair-washes, and every article pertaining
TO the toilet. PhKhEkS feri"msly "''u
Fancy Store, Penn av., near National hotel.
sep2I--3id
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BEEnE's NEW YORK HATs!,!

CTEVENS, No. ], Brown's Hotel, has just re-
- ceiyed further and full supply of Beebe y
Hats. Also, complete assortment Of his own
make, Of every quality and STYLE Gentlemen
wishing Hats Of fancy shapes can have their or
ders filled at
STEVEN IS great Hat, Cap, and
Gents Quitting Establishment, No. Brown b
Hotel. fs gmg
Nov. 30-6tif Qntel. Repub. Union.)
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Any person who will send us four subscribers
for six months, at regular rates. shall be en-
titled to one copy for the same length Of time or
we will furnish
10 copies for mos, IS IS copies for u mos SO
10 do IL Is 20 do ~ /" %
subscriptions; or Post Office Stamps taken at
ther full value.
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National Medical College, Washington,
District of Columbia.
TIME annual course of lectures will commence
i on the first Monday in November, the 4th
instant:
Thos. Miller, M. d., Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
VIM. p. Johnson, M. d., Professor of obste-
tries and the diseases of women and children
Joshua Riley, M. d., Professor OF Materia
Medica, Therapeutics, and Hygiene.
John Frederick May, M. D., Professor OF sur
gerry. - o pu,,o,oo,
and Practice Of Medicine.
Robert King Stone, M. d., Adjunct Professor
of Anatomy and Physiology.
Edward Foreman, M d., Professor OF chem
istry and Pharmacy. ~
James E. Morgan, NJ d., Prosecutor and Dem
ons,rator. -.
Clinical lectures three times week, on cases
selected from the Washington lnhrmary ope-
ration performed before the class.
For a full course of lectures s5o
Demonstrators IT, ~ ~
Graduation fee 80
Good board can be procured Mt from ~ to -
per week. ry NJ
Sep 3-2awtNoylif Dean of the Faculty
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I" IN all 10 jury, lfsS Soo,oVo,VVo
The whole expenses of the war, estimated in
specie, amounted to sI35, l93,703.
coTros STATISTICS.
We compile from the New York Shipping List
and Price Current, Of the 18th September, the fol-
lowing statement, showing the crop Of Cotton in
the several States for the year ending 3lst August
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A RESPECTABLE man, who has his fore
~ moons unemployed, would like 10 occupy
himself in suitable way during that time. lie
writes good hand, and would undertake copying,
transatng from the French or German, keeping u
set or two of books, where regular book Keeper
is not employed, DC. Please inquire at the office
of this uaper Eff -N
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2sl,s7l 1880 ,s59 $4,000


The surrender of Corvallis at Yorktown, DC
tober 1881, closed the war; prisoners 1913.
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Oct. l4--3taw3m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
supreme Court Of the United states.

WASHINGTON, Wedpesday, jan -
Charles B. Moore, Esq Of New York, was adj
mtted an Attorney and Counselor Of this Court
No 81 L. Cotton rs. the United States. In
error to the District Court Of the United States
for Florida.
Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opinion OF this
Court affirming the judgment Of the SAID District
Court in this cause with damages at the rate oil
of six per centum per annum.
No a. The United States as. j. A. olrault et
al. In error TO the District Court OF the United
States for Mississippi 80.
Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion otthis
Court, dism ssed this cause, and remandng the
same for further proceedings, in conformity to the
opinion Of this Court. =,
No So John B Butler ct al. Us. Commonwealth
Of Pennsy lvania. In error to the Supreme Court
of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion OF
this Court, affirming the judgment OF the SAID Su-
preme Court in this cause with costs.
No. AZ. The United States appellants, Us Oitles
of Philadelphia and New. Orleans. The argu-
mept of this cause was concluded by Mr. Ator-
new General CritteDden for the appellants.
No. 80 The United States appellants as. Hem
ry Turner'S heirs-This cause vas submitted to
the Court on the record and printed argument by
Mr. Attorney General Crttenden for the appel
lants .
No. g. e. B. St John. appellant Us. T. A.
Paine The argument of the cause was COM
menced by Mr. Wood for the appellant. Ad-
iourped until to- morrow, IL o'clock AN.
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Chnncc. In The Thrill.

The Washington correspondent OF the PhilG.
9elDhia North American make this statement;
Several delegations from both the Northern and
Southern States selected without regard 10 party
politics, are now here, urging upon Congress
modification of the present tariff. The result OF
the consultations which have been held among
themselves, and with the members Of the two
Houses, are such as to authorize reasonable ex-
pectston that changes TO the following effect may
be made
/. To levy duty Of forty per cent. ad vaorem,
on iron the value to be ascertained by taking the
average coat Of the preceding ten years.
.. To restore the free list Of the act OF lsf2,
which contains a clause levyiDg duty Of i've
cents on woolens costing under seven cents, and
at the same tine admits dye stnfs and other
articles employed in the manufacture of carpets,
calicoes. &c duty free
3. To dec,a-e that duties shall be assessed on
the value which articles bear at the time and
place Of expectation which it 10 asserted was the
real intention of the act of 1876, though II has
been evaded since the decision OF Judge Wood
bury.
4. To make manufactured fabrics pay ten per
cent more duty than the raw material OF which
they are composed
To this latter stipulation many OF the demo-
cratic may object. and it is not conelusiveiy de-
termined upon but in regard to the others there
appears to be a pretty general concurrence
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Court of Appeals.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Jan. Il.
No l6G. The People x. ul. Gritfing and 9th
ers, respondents, dgaiBs, the Mayor, &c. OF the
City OF Brooklyn appellants. Argued. Mr.. 8.
Beardsley and MIR J. NJ Van Colt counsel for ap.
pellsnts Mr. A. Crst and Mr.. Il. Mott counsel
for respondents.
No lis The Mayor, &c. Of the City OF New
York, respondents, against Adriance,. appellant;
Argued Mr. r. Mott and Mr.. A. Crist counsel
for appellant; MIR John g. Spencer and Mr. Henry
4 Davies counsel for espondents
These two causes were brought on to argument
together, both involving the same question, VIZ I:
Whether the statutes authorsiDg municipal
corporation 10 assess private property for the ex-
penses Of opening street. square, &c Tor public
use. are cOnstitutiona-it having been decided
by the Supreme Court, in the second Judicial Dis
trict in the first cause, that such laws are uncon-
stitutjonsl In the second cause the Superior
Court fthe City ofNew. York decided the reverse.
Copsideriug the great Importance OF the ques-
tioD, The Court allowed these causes to be argued
out Of their order in the calendar and two coun-
se on each side TO be heard.
The same question is involved in cause No. lib
on the csendar-the Albany and Schenectady
Railroad Co appellants, against the Mayor, DC.
of the City OF Albany, respondents; and will
abide the decision of the two causes on argument.
Mr. Beardsley opened the argument for the APP
pellaDts in the Brooklyn cause. Not concluded
at 2 p NJ
JANUARY 22-Mr. Crist was heard In his ans.
wering argument in causes l66 and u.s.
Mr Bearosley replied to point argued by Mr..
Crist, in the Brooklyn case, other than the con-
stitutoDal question
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REcAPTURE or AN ESCAPED CoSyIcr.--On FRI
day last August Chevaleret. alias Lenier, board
er at that time at the Howard House, was con-
victed in the Court Of Specia Sessions Of assault
and battery and found SIS. Not having the money
with him he was permitted TO 60 70 his boarding
house in custody of an officer for the purpose OF
obtaining il. When there be gave the officer the
person who knew him saw him in Centerst. and
gave the information 10 officer Patterson. He was
taken before Justice Osborne and committed to
prison. He is also charged with fraudalently OBJ
tanning money on a bill Of exchange forwarded
Com Philadelphia
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The Anti-Agirniien Pledge.

The Washington Cores pondent OF the Courier
and Enqnre, has the following about the signers
Of this document:
1t is little surprising that the managers OF
this movement, influenced as they were by such
disiDterested motives, should have ever observed
any secrecy on the subject, or that being moved
to a publication, they did not deem IL proper TO
accompany il with all the signatures, which would
not have consumed much additional space. But
they know their own business best and failing to
enlist the support which was anticipated, they
may have adopted this expedient for bringing
public opinion TO bear upon the obstinate portion
of Congress There are some smart tacticans be-
hind the scenes who are fully equal TO any crisis
recurring shire wdness and confidence.
After much effort and application, only eight
Wings Of the New York Delegation have been
drummed in, and of that number all bat two have
already bad leave 10 stay at home. Mr.. Ph@nix,
MIR Brooks, Mr.. Bokee, Mr.. Thurman, Mr. Rose,
Mr. schermerhorn, Mr.. Andrews and Mr.. Mckn-
sock enjoy the distinction The other large dele.
cations DO not appear to be envlous OF this honor
and are standing back with degree oil modesty
which is perfectly charming. Mr.. Foote and Mr..
Toombp who are the master spirits oil the move
meut-after having done more than any two men
ia Congress to fomeBt and force agtation--haye
not succeeded quite up 10 their expectations as
the meek managers Of this Peace Convention.
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V.B. PALMER'S COLUMN.
MANKIND, it is said. may be divided

MANKIND, it is said. may be divided
I'VE into three distinct those who too stub
born to abandon a1er conviction those VINO
euble 10 be easily deceived and those who are
possessed OF good common sense and use 70 the best
advantage.
II very difficult to the aged and TO induce peo-
pie adopt true principles, who the 10 which
Ihey have grown grey.
Philosophy, wisdom ard liberty, support another no
who vii moi is fanatic ~ who reason s
a fool: he VI dare reason Is a slave.
Indus ~ well directed will give competency 10 a
few years TIE greatest Industry misaPpled suseess
The shortest and sUrest way 10 live TN honor ia the
world 10 io Dee So reality what would appear 10 be.
He no FEVER changes any OF his opinions never cor
Tect- % Die mistakes
"PeuoTm learle-siy hat you believe 10 be right
Heav sn helps those who help themselves
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CORPORATION NOTICES

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF RECORDs.-Pub
81 notice is hereby gwen that the following pstton ha been r
st,d in The Of Assistant Aldermen To flag sidewalks 10
.b from I'd 20 bhavs persons having objections
thereto them rng 10 The unoese
at bis ohcs ca before the 5tb day Of February mex
j95 JOHN DoD"E, Steet COnlNseOu,
-T,7xIN7T DFPARTMFNT CONTROLLERS OFFICE. New
II Yok January 1881 pursualce Of Resolution Of tIe
CONS Council approved Mayor January q 1891 puohc
potcs hereby gwen all persons DESTROYS Of obtaining Doc OF
Sin accommodations Of the Corporation for the ensuing year. h
applications any OF the public ochs and s VI" be ieeesa "
his Office until the 29,h INST. at O'Clock 2 NJ - -
j2bf N iAtLoIN, Nou1louo-.
(NORPORATION NO1IcE-Puslc Notice IS hereby gNen us'
ref.on has the Board OF Assistant Ader
men Tor Sewer from 100 et vest OF bihav 10 sewer
mill in 9TH av All persons Interested having scons thereto
a. 10 preseut same in wrng he Eogneer at th
- 80 ON or before February NICHOLAS DEAN, PRESIDE t
Croton Aqu.duc, Department. Jan -, ltol J|' 4ut
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MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

4 PANY.-rhe pubic e informed thai undoi lne a..
rsnqeusus OF this Company, steamers inspected and
proved by he Navy Department aad carrying The United
Slaies ils viii continue 70 leave Panama and San Fran
TACO Oh the fret and fseuth days Of eaca month rless
detained by unavoidable sccden; tie 0on-aIyal 81 he
Malls Panama The Steamers u the FIRST Of the month
vii touch a. Acapulco, San Bias MazgGn San Diego and
Monterey The Steamers Of the fifteenth u the month will
touch al Acapulco, but 40 other Mexican pOrs
The new steamship COLUMBIA VII ply reguaiy sneT
her arrival Pacific between San francisco and pors
In Oregon awaiting al the former porI the arrival Of n2
and passengers from Panama. ana returning without qesy
with mails and passengers for the following steamer on
ean Francisco regular line Of prOpelers VIII he kept up
the transportation Of freight and iranEent passengers
between Panama and San francisco.
the connection In the Atlantic viii he maintained Oy he
Steamships EMPIRE CITY leaving New-fork on the
18th and CHEROKEE, leaving New ork on the 18th OF
each month for Chagres third boat VIII also he Eepln
New-YOrk az g spare sleaIner. .. 800.
the new steamships CARIBBEAN ana FhiLADELr
PHIA win form direct ne between New-Oresns anc
Chagre, leaving such periods az VII insure ss niue
detention possible the lshmus and forming Win inc
Pacific steamships THROUGH LINE 20 and rom new
Orleans and ports IN Mexico. California and Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can he secured on
application 70 the Company, 81 SOuthst New YORK APP
pcaions for passage from NewOreans should ne ineae 70
ARMsTPON JAWRASON co Agents n ths' plsce
Newly orr, Och 81. 1855. "olu
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VHE UNITED STATES AND CAL

N IFORNIA EXPRESS COMPANY VIII dispatch ther
nextExpTess per Steamers OHIO 2jth, and CHEROAE T.
2sth cohneetng with the Mail Steamer NORTHERNEh,
from Panama Feb IS This Is the only organized Cai4l-
mia Express Company havrg taeir own facilities on me
shmps and are prepared forward goods through 10 san
Francisco about S5days Capt Abraham Banker ne wen
known ship news collector for the New York Press taxes
charge our goods ou The Chagres River Refer to .
Williams Co; c. w. J I. Moore Coz Panama
Railroad Company, Charles Morgan, Esq Consngors
nm sv have their invoices certified at the Custom House by
leaving them at the ONCE. IA Wa-sL .
~ o. PropTistors, A. MiLLEh q W.
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FOR EUROPE.

NOR LIVERPOOL.-Unted States
\ Mail Steamship ARCTIC Capt James c. Luce-rhls
Steamship will depart with the Mails for Europe p sVe
w. on Nedue sday, February 9TH, at II o'clock, NJ from
her berth al tie foot Of Canal-st
No berth secure until paid for.
All letters must pass through The Post once
For freight or passage, having uneqaaed accomhods-
lions for eles ance comfort, apply 10 - - -, q, .
EDWD. X. COLLINS, 50 walsh
Positively freight will be received on board atter
Monday evening. Feb.S ,o~,C ,
sail EebruaTV ID. ~
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~ s Mali. STEAMSHIP COM

u . COMPANY For NEw-oRLEANs direct via
HAVANA On Monday, January r. a. II o'clock, NJ the
splendid double en CINE steamshp FALCON, io0e iu1s
burden H. ] BaTtsierne. u s. n Commander, VIII sail
a. precisely - o'clock 81 from her pier foot OF Warren
o. n X with lhe Government Mails, direct Tor HAVANA
and NEW- ORLEANS.
Frsjrht taken 10 New-Orleang ~ usual rates.
spesip only tskeu on freight 10 havens.
Shippers Of packages containing svery, gold silver
were or env nrdcles common Enuwn va'ueb-s.
specir he va N, If the shipment H their bile s1ng
he Conpquv y, I'D not he responsible fJr any val
Iipile nrchsndiZ- shipped without such specification.
For passage or ftight apply 10 - -
500 .a-,b Wareu-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

BRIG AsHoRE-The brig Indian Queen, Capt
Vsrney, of Calais, Me. sailed from Chagres on the
goth OF December for this port. She had eighty
Eve returned Californians on board as passengers.
On the sth inst st4P.M she made the n. H.
Pass; stood in within half a mile oil tne hsnt IN,
iii 81 O'Clock; saw no pilot or tow BOAT tacsea
shin and stood off. the weather looking very BAD
a i the wind blowing fresh from the south east.
During the night heavy iog arose, Inc next
morning the stb) a cotton-loaded schooner was
.een stsn6ipa w. N. w. At 4 or o clock p. n.
land was seen. A man was sent alofs, who de-
scr;s5 The brakers on the Chandeliers The yes
81 80 tackled and stood TO the south and east
ws,J The sea was smooth and winds light. AZ
10 o'clock p. N. the brig went ashore 10 hornd
Rev near the mouth Of Pass fOune. Inc
.,asS,aer boswell, Capt La Rose, weas TO the a..
sstance Of the Indian Queen on the mornisg OF
the l2ib inst took Of the captain and eighty i've
o;su The crew remained on board. The captain
came % to enter protest. The brig now lies In
three feet wster 90 a hard sandy bottom. She Us
owned in Calais, Me. and rs of 100 tuns burden:
". o Picsyuns, Jan Is
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NLAIMS FOR BOUNTY LAND,
no MICHIGAN LAND OWNERS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

- Mayor and cOnnOnay Of The cS Of Ssr sO,
u. sss..US wsId Of .ss CITY ..uOscO. cOmm.'Os
ere sstTs.. .os .os'.: on q. Esd day
MACH 1880 give pursuant 70 ths requirements o. an
kct amend an Act rsducs several laws rsn9f
ssa to the cty q New Io,s, INTO On. a 1 Es sal
Of h. sad connssionsfs ~ the aoovs snrs
90 on the map. Of the commsensfs tosihs VIVA
m.ps amount d ,ho ssssesmsnt rsess. ,o
vhrh BY The commissonsrs u making us .sPo;
sPs - w.. ~, th. ,nsoectiou Of whom.osvsr
es there remain last sIy days before Tue 'so .O
,Sc. ssrsSaes msaonsa tho connissess1: arss
q. so Par.usDt 70 ~. po,on ., ,ns a. c.On Of A
ss.susn ard raIss CITY snd County Of Ne. fSss ana Cs
ovps. occupant or occupants all houses, and i'm
proved snmpro'sd hands affected thereey shss sy go
are ssctsd thsrsoy ~ho Be opposed TOE ss ss
.Os.,'s % present Their a b. house No liz
wha.st CITY Of Sew Yor, -tesn tsry gay. ron sa
q d.. oocs limits embraced BY ths .sss-sm.ns ~
6~s say Al thos: osA pee: or pSiSs u , as
.-'s The :oIsh: be. o. sH sss s hn:s or SIDE. Of LsI
nxtos excepting thersfom, all those 'uees o'
a.. ss or parcsis 81 biAE both sss OF sad s
ssoa SOUDesd on the ooIsa p ~. 10 On he
est ~ ~. csr,r Ihrd svenus and me s,a
aoc -ssb, The center kns ost~ese hs sSS
sna. 400 he LsInsoa ans ooupr'ns Al ,hs ~ VI
psssOf within hOss lnts ftoatns oa u: sS la
rs. Or psrts bh slresds essn oPsnsa ~
al ~
IN. a 80 tie asfsectag sests
he ot.y x 3lst ~ and The so1tsry t1e OF su
"a eastsfy about h1Rdret Test % ne sss
rs or . from s.ser hns sce Of 'se bsxnetasaoe
Az . al The ots pscye paro. Of aas ipss on hs ~sstsf
y w. Or s Of sa5 LsIstce aud ts lsrsecn Hsst.
M side Of S 81 AID tia sOu airy hns o.
s Of "a a. ard ssnd Sssisb from sse westerly has or te
hundred 'eet 10 ne sans not
Al de .aJ further ooece that tnsf
report wh 10 made ana essease 70 s %
prsG. cOsr q tbs Of New YoTs .. sP'es Isr q o.
ias Court 20 Ss CITY Hal q the CITY o. Nsv iors "a
tsardny o. February, 1901 ~ hs o.
thsfeasr cOanse ca % 49,
-. york November rs. 1850 NICHOLAS G E'e0eP,
NA DODGE HENRY BEEKMAN. connsa'onsfA aleu
IL PURSUANCE o az order Of Surogss OF ne Soas =.
tEsw fork, Notice hssby gvsn % al persons es'
axsnsi HENRY cUMisKET late OF the Cty Of ssv -
the vouchers thereof % sas
va ocs OF JOSHUA Cot Esqure No II Wahstfset Us
ssors s eleventh tsy Of February esxa-D@s
Bsw Yoh, the Oh Cav 0i Aeeast- 1880.
salo isssnss ELizABETH cUAIsKEI. Asministsstriz
PURSUANCE Of 40 0rasS Of Tie saOs.s Of tes County q
tFss hssh, gvsn ID eevinS ehnS
.xnnss HESRr RUSpLE ate Of As City Of Ss- fert gro -
% ofsrsal voahsfs thereof The sub
IL Eofth sss The coanty Of Weshes
n1 stnts Of Nsu before The al aarcA
sss-p,t.o Esr Yori the sTth DAY ~ ssptsnbsf iss0
sTlsuemss FLOYD keller, Asmins,TstoG
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~ SAMUEL HAMILTON, ESQ. the senior
Pafser in the United States Navy, died at his re-
sidence in Talbot County, Maryland, on Saturday
last, at the advanced age of 70 years. Mr.. Ham
bleton was the Purser Of the brig Lawrence, me
vessel bearing the pennant Of the gallant fsrry "a
his me morable action on the Lakes: he served
with the Commodore himself at the last gun nfeo
from the brig, and was desperately wounded y
the discharge from the enemy woico ais"ahsoe
the gun and left the vessel poweriess.