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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

Packet sap William Toll Willard Hayre 25 is mdze and
60 assensols Boz lAcA,u. On tAc Banas 81" c'er-
Slip Harriet and Jesse Conner, Charleston Dis. cotton
P,rsiiiop 9iTovr Carienas d. sugar and molasses
BE Nose SD in CO with bark Prospect, Dow. for y
Fr bark Ann P,vrcu Rowland Newport Eng. 40 days
railroad iron snd a passengers order zld ut l9t a. 3d. oR
a 90. carried a"a fore iopmasi and arrived under j'y
Ba. Hannah Brewer Pierce Jamaica IS ds mdze, Chou
Ba 81 Laac.s;er. : Weeks from Newuor,
Br bar. Aua.lo, Lrad. rc Co.A 80 Us, ballast and 100
passengers. q auno. x Purcell
Brs Chalonsc CLARK Passport DIS, la;h Smith Boyn-
Brg Milton. Harper, Port an Prince May p, logwool
and coffee Beccler Graves Sip with sch louisa
Drniar Ho,,es fr.n, Boston for Sayanuah from winch
vessel took board Capt Mitchell mate and seamen. l-
of bug TOraz of and from EasD1rt, bound 0 Philadelphia
hut LOST ON The morning of sunday sth INST IN .a 80 49,
lam ~ n esle fn y E Sh. sunt at4AM The crew
.ooA the boat without saving ANYTHING but ~hai was on
Their persons They were picked mp at NJ oil tLe same
Sch EupAemia Douglass, Mayasuez r, May 81 SUGAR
Br Sch Manchester. Albu1y Nassau, Mp days, fruit
Miller l2th ns large fore and MI sch ashore on
Earnegat Shoa Her SAILS down. although she did
ao appear % he Invested If anything belonging to her Was
heolei considerably and did not know her name.
Sch Zulma Squirting J-rerie IS d. lo5wood and coffee
can, Lenan m S asofor Boston, and on the gin n' 81"
81 sch Tweed. PATTY Baracoa 10 is. fruit c AcAerley
4h inst an An steamer. probably the Oho' passing
sc Tree Trader. Nelson. Aeoomae is. corn HDHAvsn'
sch OvoCa Hopkins. York River ds, wood
Sch Elmira. Cornelius johnson. York River is, wood
Sch Emily Horton. Smart. PhIadclqhla2 DIS. coal
Sch MufsCl. BALDWIN. LcIther1 days, pinc apples,
Curtis Ackery The sch Henry Barns JARVIS, for YORK
sailed DAYS previous 7h INST IN squat, carried away
square YARD and split fore topsa ofh INST Int 81 80
ION "a 5O ship John Henry Same day was IN company
with sch Nathan. of Newhurynort bound north Sailed m
company with sch Charles 4 Stet>un for London.
Sch Pmlando Armstrong, Thomas, Mayas ueZ, r. II dc,
sugar $ a " Armstrong. Of NHWon.
sch ly Barnes JARVIS, Eleuthrrt days, PM apples
master.
Sci MIRANDA. Pauneoe 81 Croiz "A ds, sugar and moss-
sCs Brett y Nosc.
BELOW-Shp Astracan Smith, Havre Maa ]. mdze and
passengers; also ship PAINTED black with red strlOo irh
Liverpool. bark; ltanan tug
WIND-At sunrise, SSW, noon, SW, sunset NV and
light
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MARRIED.

on THURSDAY June 90 ty Rev e. Il Fisher, ID. d
HENRY AiTKfN ~ thc f~ru ~ Charles >ay0ry Coz Io
Macy AUGl STA, daughter OF William Taylor, al Of
th, CITY
AtPelham Wc,'cle>fer Co.,. Jlne ~ hy Rec Henry =.
Duncan. OGILSBY ,TINARD 90 ABIGAIL TICE
M PHILADELPHIA. Du the evening OBJ June ID, nv Rev.
George Chandler. Cant. WI u BELL of S-N-Yore. %
MIS- MARY E. daughter II WIN. II. Bennett Isl, Of tAs
former -lacp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

r-V7The Chicago Journai states, that those
who arrived by the Queen City. on Friday evening,
we're but ffty-lwo hours from New-YOrk city. And
vet an individual, before the boa reached me an1-
Inc made desperate attempts 20 get off, by climbing
over the guards FlftyIwO hours from New orS,
and vet The man ~ hurry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

PHILADELPHIA gae l3-4r1red-Brrs Oliver S1n-
ucr. Cc1f1e COS. I4I.te Sasl NiorS. scs Ellen. Nc
crsrn o.. Jones, Cars. g.. Mary Elizabeth Pot-r
New BEDFORD lcre. Chase. salem. Mas. steamers Iron
sies, Green. New YORK. kelneoec, seymour. DO.
C'sf~,1-ShlQ Jrno. BIZ N1rg4l. s. John. NB. brig
Yankee Small, B7sro 2. schs Alexander " Fish. Wac
ham, CICERO, bssr- Pr0vicuc Caaau Fa-lswortl B1s-
tHn A.mra " hldn, Fa- hYer Dennls. Race. bingham.
LYDIA Ann norh--s Brooklyn. toq sears D.,
cora base Danrers. Jones Cls-k salem. Zlletts,
Camhldee. Boston stener Pea0h-r1 o. CLARK. SYJrk
NEWPORT. June ll-ATr schs Anon NJ Lsrshiu. f-n
Norfolk. Col DAVIS Johnson, Phadelphla flr Norfolk.
M-ntezun.a, Smith Providence for Philadelphia. Lonsa,
Hand Go Do Bella Peek. Rgels Albany, Emrire Joan-
DO leth. brig Olive. Coll0cz Esstlrt Tor Providence.
schs ETclange, SaNyeI Phad f1r Boston. EIira. ~.
Providence for NBelford 5 = R07l<aA R5~sld D-lt0u
~ York. Tine. Edwards. Prov f,r SUFFOLK. Corbso.
Row land, Dshioa FOR Phllad. Chal.s Dodge Prov 0r
Bangor
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Reccints of Produce.

b. the North Rve~ Boo Fr7l1y Jrs -f2 278 bAs
Flour lG9 do Whs. I70 DO Ashes Nes Cut Neal- ls
DO por, 100 bushels Oats 10000 do Wheat 635 do Rye,
1 .., l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

~ The annealing house Of the Ply
mouth Mass Mills WIS destroyed by FIRE ON the iltn
INST. Loss about $1,000 partially insured
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g., cooes.,his Pal Will be hghter than usual as tae
,r,,o,tfrr business Of last Fail and spnng AaA n
nav instances resulted n heavy losses lac
snries Of foreign goods have been IN excess oi the
cont1 uirtion andthe stocks remaining hAyeony 'oDr
worked of at considerable sacrifice. Inc iosefs VIII
be not over anxious orierargey for the Fail trale
The accounts from Europe confirm the impression
that the amount Of goods sent 20 America e'heF III
der orders or on manufacturer account WI ." 0o
uararYclv moderate l. is also thought tha' some
over shipments OF coin have been made 10 American
credit ard that portion OF the gold thus accuHhu
lated Will be returned it's known that conslefloie
srocsnts OF the Coin which have sent aoroal this
wear nave been sold in the European seaPof' to emf
grants and thus returned Immediately 10 this coah
try The amounts which come into the country In
the pockets Of emgrants cannot be @sceftanea' ou'
they must be very large, as very coas!1eraOe pro
portion ofthe shipments Of he year have been II 10Y
e,gn CON, The returns OF the Mint a!sc sno" IAa'
the influx Of gold mas been such rs not Only 70 amply
-r,nly the demand for export but to leave iarse
surplus The deposits al Philadelphia and Ne"-or-
leans in the first five months Of the year have been
s297000OO against 900 in same period Of last
year and the coinage has been over $25,oO0JD. Ire
exnorts IN the meantime have been about $l3OO0Oo
from which NUT be deducted imports other Tran
from California probably amounting TO S2'Ooo'OOo'-
There must consequently be a large amount OF god
added 10 the supply the country IN addition to ne
amount Of coin brought in by emigration. We notice
that s2OOGO in coin RES arrived al PltsDurg from the
West for NeyV-YOrk
The annexed resolution was passed by
the Directors Of The Rochester and Syracuse Road
Oh the 4th inst
ova ddsfs0ral Storg OF ms company
he here created on the rst O.: Aug 81 neTt % ne
amount Of fteen hundred thousand dollars 70 nc dvll-i
INTO shares u one hundred dollars cacn. ,nd thar ne same
ne cstrhrted pro rats near my De- ansns ne re-
.rectige shareholders II h- Company, according To -
number II fun shares held 10y TEEN on me t"enN-rs uHf
OF Tu. next who -hall he first a. p August next or
within tygeEtV DAYS eresl er pay Co the ife4u tr 81 u-
COMPANY the of ten dollars 0u "a snare 81" dnuhdl
sucs D. which tAey be sotsrall, tArd Inc ccit-
Gates f1r such shares shall he ssuod "a te & - Cd s
said sum Il ten collars T share. and GA the condition ti'
the balance 4 the stock shall be paid "a slca ma ailments
as NAV be required ~ the Directors, and that o. f4e -
v any such lnsancn al .hc stock s II aye az AAl %
forfeited 90 the ~ the Com aay. ln'oroe abe sem
y,ed fr on the sums paid n thereon, from 20 TINS,
uuti the said stock shall te made tnli
The Express has the following statistics
Of the Commerce Of the United States compiled
rom the book. Of the Department at Washington:
FRos CUSTOMS.
Tooonr0t,.e SiGfeurnf If Receipfs ff6ps Customs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

MAY g. at a H. lon 81 e. French brS Concorda moS
on the Banks. fishing.
Nav 81 lat49 % Ton IS a. bark Ann Powell q AMI from
Newport for Myers. - Is out al well
MAY g. OF Key West. SHIPS Adelaide hetcaf scott I'm
NYork for Mobile, Realm. Stevens Baltimore flE O'-
leans .,.-,--..- . -
NAV 30. OF II Shot Keys, brig Moses Charleston foF
Havana. , 81 .
Mach g. oT Jaws Head. American 'hD. supposed ~
Roscoe Standish from Contrn Hong Kong ior L1d w.
Sune O. lat So 40 y. Ion u 80 W ship trlena' from Or
leans for Hayr--i2 days ont
Sune 90. Dc 81 - y. ion g. 10 W br Org Leo, ROM Al
uaralSo FOR Falmouth. Jamaica.
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CHkS + GiLDERSLEEvE, Chairman
IRVING ADAMS, Secretary.
Also Of any member II The Chapter leli -
'THE FIRST EXHIBITION Of t1'

T. / IhS EAlllDl lON OF INC
n MlDDLESEX MECHANIC ASSOCIATION for
the announcement Of Mechanic Ars and NJ inuictlfss
VIII De- opened r. Spacious building erected iur me pYi'
pose. he Lonc' Na hlo Shop ia The City Of Lowell
on TUESDAY. SIPIINlEH 10. 1851
The Comm tee NJ gonruis f0r thls BAR, actns
under the direction # eo Govewmcn.O " the socatoa
with power 20 al necessary PROVISIONS for the pro-
posed E4htinn, res ectllly invite and solicit all Ne
chan c Manufacturer Artists, Inventors aud persons
engaged in a branches 4 Science and Art, 10 present
specimens q ther TauY1s products, Tor Efhh-"h ana
Premium. --
ARTICLES 4 INGENUITY and TASTE presented
b. Tai.es viii have place IN the Exhibition
MEDALS. HONORARY DIPLOMAS " PREM
URIS viii ne AWARDED As be ar cles exhibited may merit
Contributors are assured of tho sirlctest impafahty
the ell. tnbuuou.
AkrICIES INTENDED for EXHIBITION shouldb.
sent Dl before se-mc TO- that they may be- registered
AID arranged g.. scssDa
Ey he hberalIty n ali inc Railroad Companies leading
mt Lowell artces ill 10 ,ran,ported ~ aud from me
Ellun nee-tne orler moaning me expense Of ioad-
M urla aiding tfe sane. si1 fakIns ne risk.
Persons desrns mO pafc Tar affirmation, or c01ies@
fhs Circular containing lc Roles and Regulate IONS II ne
tthirton, &C., VII nirre,s fpI> PAID J. a. BEARD
Lsq Superintendent. Lowell. Mass.
Is 0-IeT q the Committee Of Arrangements.
OLIN ER " WHlPPLE, Esq, Chairman.
". Z BRYANT. Secretary
Lowell. June IL. l1ji jeli law loS
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nels. 20, 1879 Total 81 packages, valued az 81,

50, LUZ tctd istAna. ''1i'''' -" ~
vi.
sAsrFAcrUREs % corToS.
Cc,fons q packages. s5,e53. Ncivets, DO, l.iS''
Handkerchiel = DO l3D Sar7nets Do 5l2 Tan
houred, Go. 1874. Total, 3 packages, valued AZ
ss6ls.
Embroidery. package. $3.50, Sarsnets' do, -
SIX and WoIsted Ves'ingS. 10. So. SeSings DO
2lS Raw ~ do. I754 other ntnuiactureS pt six
DO. res Total. e packages, Tliuei a. S'o5o.
gAwUracTUREs oT FLAX.
Linens. 10 packages, S219i. arm, DO, 4'9 10
tai. q packages, valued al S29'3.
Enf.re9 for Warehouse.
gsVrv,c-rEEs OF WOOL.
Wooleus. I6 packlges. Sl.si1. coins. 20. 2555'
Cotton and WCrstci. 81 DO, 92l9. WorSte Is, = do
Is s6O. Iusters DO, 162 Worsied and Cot'n
Shaysls Is do. 263 Flsnncls, do -, q inkets .
do. 625 nerlnO DRIVERS, ! 90. 2h2' Lo'Jon an
Wors;od Sewincs. 3 do. 81 Total, IL packages
valued at S6S,674
MANUFACTURES or COTTON.
CcttoDs. "A packages. $33j3 Glng.anS, . DO l,2la'
F,,rroidcrcd Muslin : do. 1923 Velvets DO, l0tl,
HosIer DO $50 lngertings. DO. 9.2Sl Co;,onaies;
do 10 spool y do. 2.l69 other manufacture, %
Cotton. DO, ,sJ3 Total, G. packages, valued "a
$i5,sll.
MANUFACTURES or SILK
silks 3 packages. S47i4 Ddmask. DO. 81. SIX ana
Wor.,ei DO. SIG six ani WorStel sh1wi',
DC. 57l5 Total. 10 packages, valued at slo.3S4
RAyUFACTUREs OF FLAX.
Linens, s. packages. valued 1T S6,lC2
MISCELLANEOUS.
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N,lr. NJ McCarty. John Casey. VIM o Duen iohn Kch-
--Ts Tohr Gritcr. 4 Black. lNnmis COOK = VI
- .-r~- .i--l g5~pr~r t'1T--7j IS n T isft .
cb.rre d Anaires % Nicaragua. i7tr. chid lnf
A., l culver AND child j A culver. & Allen irlio'i
60 q Neibsvay NJ ,'ailn md lady Jane 'lt'r'F
T5r, .r.g SONORA .arsv - EnrrhreyS q Nf'f-''
D,r-ian II S-lftl l. 4 smith ~ v tnfss, p me ~
" Lesion and lady. joseph S-tiion l"s"Pl %-.l'
p n eal,s AZ ard ladv John r Tryer Joseph C1i'n m
Wrbse Rilev ! Parker. II T. SsyeuS1a. Cl1t S1rtgle
" Turner I=rob Cargaan. II Bl~ly. u - Sii u -;
NJ Chauncev. Cha + Ac.oy. RchArI 4 AlleF. -
Irev Nlrtin Blrt Bates. \ A.ns.ey. Plti-N VI D.
rev Catln Mr. ~ sul 4 b Baron y i-la-.e- -.
ms Ahrar Wool. Z p Bartlett. " BlTlet,. tnlIcN
EcIntyre John Crapsor R1bsr- Smith, William HOOK.
" Butler Chas St0tt John O1'h1 lve q '--so1 - ''
Loren Thomson James Arv'n. ihom's Anir"NS joan
Grant John walton Todd Ir. - N"tpl1. th'-lis -
Marvel isaac Rsrrcr Andres Nr'Hn'nn >tni-i v 70
Clinton samuel Lie. Ben ANN CnttreL , h-ll'tS 't.
Chambers Jas II Chambers Chas Foster Mr. t-n Dt'S'
H. n r, rrest 7 Donho John welding. John Nn o. - ~
II Currer. II L Riaut. Jala " -lt. Il tsF, IT, " ~ -
lams. W n Marshall. A McWAlaus u NtA., " I
BIZ .l-y. Wm Clarke. II c Fin,cl. p Harrison
Passengers Arrived
n bark 4nne PoreI. from Nsrp0ri, Esg-gH4-Ar +
Evans ady and . children -
in rc-t,fsi,p W,t--- TIL, ron Hrr-r-hr' G.
Howe and servant Mss May Masters; George, A'7-r.
Thomas and Anton Hove. Ms VI ant MS' Morton, "
{ Halie1. Hurry Dir piles Mons l. Ars-w, had
Clement. Mss FrencNen, Mad Weber. Mss huIs
Weller and Elo>e Weber. from PARIS Nr DE- PruSch snl
lady II New Orleans. Gst ami lady, OF Geneva hss
c Botelen. Mss r Christie. II Paris
IMMATURE LLMANAc.---THIs DAY.
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bgAKNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

p. T. BARNUM MANAGER and Proprietor IoRS
GREENWOOD, Jr, Assistant Manager SATURDAY
Jurc nth. THIS AFTERNOON, at , O'Clock, WHO'S
YOUR FRIEND GIlcs Falrland. Mr.. Hadaaay. Coun-
tess ol Roudale Mss Chapman EVENING DEAD
SHOT Mr. Hmd ST. llaiauNF After Which the
DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM Dllcimer Pipes Mr. Hala-
wuv IRISH DRAGON - On Monday LEON IA
WE'LL The pride of The Rave Family, and others -Ad-
mission o. liz Museum, % cents Children under 10 years
Of axe. ". ccIIs. leli
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A. IA. GRAND CELEBRATION


We IN Commemoiat0n Of the BATTLE of BUNKER
Hi l. Banner Present .n aud second AnnvcrsaIY Of
HJNKER NIL CHAPTER No n, a. the Broadway
Tabernacle II FSDAN EVENING, June ~, 1891, At
ociDCk. Grafton %. ID TAiNApDE. g. 5. Address BY
Chancellor CHAs T MILLS instrumental Muse By
D0lw0RrH's celebrated Music Band Vocal Muse y
select choir the best talent under The direction
of Br ADRIAN { HYATT Also. by req est, Mrs g II Be-
HANNAH VIII sing fayorto BONG, together with tie apo
puaic exercises
60 prevent amy disappointment. the number u tickets
has been limited aud placed m NE nominal pnce n 3cs
aduitInl gentleman aud lady, =iaranteeing seats 70
every holder. Extra Ladies Ticket. may be hal al tas
door On the evening.
Tickets may be- obtained Of BAKER. GOODWIN CO,
Tribune Buildings Office If The Republic" 100 Nassau
st.. CIAS r klPpS, corner Hudson AMI Charles 'ls.,
WM " OSBORN s. 2I8 Granl-st aud the following
& mmttcc of Arrangements.
George A. Cocks. George C0ns,ock,
VIM y Robertson, A : Burrows.
A. c Coqullett. I.aac Is. Crane
Gforce Cr0esbeck
CHAS GILDERSLEEFE, Chairman
" IRVING ADAMS. Secretary.
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NIBLO'S.-Manager, Mr.. JoHN SEFrOs-
! VTickets 50 cents PuVste Botes - Doors open g
= to commence II 8 o'clock Sunmer Season. htygis
nights. MONDAYS Wednesdays asd Fndays Burions nights
Tuss,avs. Thursdays snd Sat rls,s
THIS EVENING. June a. the performances viii cola-
mence with BoURCAUIT's Comedy LONDON ASSURE
ANCF. cast with the hcsi talent. m America
An mtcmlsSon II half an hour. dlrng which time ths
Ladies Saloon VIII be thrown open, where Refreshments
can be obtained.
Also the splendid Lower Saloon viii be- thrown open im
Gentlemen fr refreshments Of all kinds and the chooos
qunhty
Monday June l5 RAW FL FAMILY M PantomImes.
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DROADWAY THEATER -

open at H. curtain nj ~ O'Clock Pines Of Adj
missio-Dress Circle and Parauot, 50 cents Family and
Third Crclss. 2i cents GaHa 2l cents Private Boxes,
s. and So. THIS EVENING, June a. Will be pei iorne9
the Spectacle Of
AZAEI.. THE PRODlGAL.
Alao III CouN ~ Jcphtcle Miss Andcss
The performance Wlh slmm-uce with
LOB Or. TIN NlIE.AN AND HIS PROGENl.
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sUx-R4ses---4 26-Sets.--.7 q MooS-Rises---- 25a
HIGH wATER--.-.-Juue -
Sandy Hook AGA Gov. Island 35a Hell Gaieu Ia
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ENREE CONCERTS, Otto Cottage,
4 HOBOKEN Grand INSTRUMENTAL con-
CERT. lG performers every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY. connie aclns Al y o'clock II The "eAs
Is stormy, the Concert " III tsAo place the next day
ICl4 btuas
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fraction.
Tic California revenues from imports which VIII
90 INTO the present fiscal year account for tho
first time SINCE the independence of that state WI!
exceed TWO millions OF dollars. They were about
one million for the first haf of the ast fiscal year.
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WooleaS, II packages. $3.50. Cloths. Q do. sea
Meuno, 90, 800. Cotton and WorSiei IS do,
go2o Siun Goods. I do 9J1. Pilots, 3 10. 2s0l
Blankets - do, 94S4' Hosiery, q do 2el7, Elan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-12


On Saturday, August g. at his residence In Astoria
Rev WILLIAM Nj. SrIwsLI late of this city in the 6ith
year Of his age
raj Tuesday afternoon At O'Clock, from the resi-
dence Of his SON Richard t. Stwell 1853 Allen street.
without further invitation
At Flushing, l.. l., on Monday morning, August IL,
Capt CURTIS PECK Sr in the ESD year Of his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend his fu neral from his late residence Wednes
day 18th inst at half past 10 o'clock The steamboat
Island City will leave Fulton market wharf At half past
O'Clock A. NJ. and Flushing at half past 5, Z. NJ
On August 10. EDWARD SMITH.
His friends and those of his brother in-law, Patrick
Kinney, respectfully invited attend his funeral
wich street.
On Monday, August IL, DANIEL DrLIsr, Jrr aged
years
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from No 3s Third avenue on Tues
day, 18th inst. at half past 2 O'Clock.
On Monday, August III, MARI. wife Of Charles Moat.
Her friends and acquantances respectfully In
vited TO attend the funeral this day, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, from herate residence As Montgomery street, Jer'
sey City.
On Monday morning, August IL, CH.RLrs r.. sor of
samuel and Lydia Banks, formerly Of Danbury Conn,
aged IS years.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence Of his parents,
LOIS Broadway this morning, at half-past O'Clock,
to Mount Pleasant Cemetery New Jersey for ntermcnt,
On Monday, August IL, after short illness GEoRGE
HsNRY, only SON Of George W. and susan H. Wheeler,
aged year, 10 mo nths and days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral this Tue-day) morning AT O'Clock,
from hi late residence rs Essex street. His remains
will be taken TO Long Island for iDterment.
On Saturday, August o Mrs JEANETTE IsAAcs relict
q Mr.. Abraham lsaacs aged u years
In BROOKLYN on August o. JOIN VAv NosTRAvp, aged
weeks infant son OF Isaac and Rmene simonson.
~ Providence, r. l.. ON Saturday. August Q, J0ssrH
rNRN aged and months, eldest child Of Henry
II and Mary y Williams, Of Brooklyn
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Interesting from the Salt Lake.

MAIL PROM c.I.fYoRsIA-As EPfsrLE TO THE SAINTS
ABROAD.
We have received the Desod Nsics, Published at
ths city Of the Great salt Lake, up to the 18th Of
June We make the following extracts -
The u. 8. mail, which left Sacramento on the Sd
of May, arrived at salt Lake Cisy Poet Office, June
9, "a r. NJ, In charge Of Mr. Churpenning. one Of
che cOnusc oes, who had been accompanied by
seven men, having seen but few Indians on the
route, and having met with particular inconvc-
nienoe excsy, snow. They were fourteen days
getting their mules over the Nevada mountains,
sno hlndsred some on the Goose mountains With
SNOW Mr. thinks there will be no difficulty in
passing TOE nail every month In the year
TO THk SAINTS SCATTERED ABROAD ruRoreu ruF
- EhsrEES STAIRS.
Beloved brethren.-ltt s with the hest Of faelings
and governed BY the spirit of Cod. We have un,t-
odiy addressed you through the medium az the
kssssa N,rs and the tyoufi,r s,,.,y,,,1, hoi;-;..
that II rests upon brethren in the -
cause Of Israel, 10 encourage you Onward and ~
give you q little Of our humble advice: rhicb IN
taken with the spirit given. will result In good
10 February, 1876, ve separated from ron on the
banks OF the Mississippi river; course was west,
ard pour prayers followed "; you then wished t.
be with as.
since that period, We have broken the slumbers
Of the wilderness, aud made the " desert blossom
~ the rose " The plains where the roi. the fox,
and the grissly bear roameia gill four years ago.
have nov become fenced cities, where health
peace, prosperity, and the spirit % God abound;
we have been blessed ~ the God VI our fathers.