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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
L or Com fMOnweaIth'S Attorney.

~ We are authorized to say. that DANIEL
MARI will be u candidate for the Office Of Aror.
ney for the Commonwealth, in the county Of Camp
bel. Nov H-4wif
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WHITTEMOYtE'S OFFICE.
Schemes for the week.

THURSDAY Electromagnetic Glass 1875 IA.
Capi,als-S20, 900; 10000; 5000; 1900. Tick
cts s..
FRIDAY 2S-Do Class 1875 Is.
Capitals-15,000 1000; 2,000 900. Tick
cts 81.
SATURDAY 29-Monongaia. Class 1878 13.
Capitals-s 10000; l2,O0O 5000; 40 Of 1000.
1900. Tickets $40.
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MARRIED

Married, on Wednesday. 10Th inst, by the Rev.
C. II Read, JAMES d. BULLOCK. U. s. n, and
LIZZIE e. daughter Of John Cashie, Of Richmond
city.
, on the eth ofOctobcr. by Rev Billion
e. Andrews. Nr. CHARLES A. DOUGLASS and Miss
CARoLisK NJ. eldest daughter Of Mr.. Ralph Smith,
decd all Of Campbell county, Va.
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III STOVES, TIN, EOPPER and
- IRON NANJFA TOR Y,--MURRILL

II " 4ChEE, AT fkEJk Old STAND, Nam
Street, LynehLs,g, va.
The undersigned woald respectfully inform the
public thai ons Il their concern has just RETURNED
from the North, where they have purchased Eor the
trade Of tb,. place, every description # Coai and
Ws.od SL'res amongst which they gailer themselves
vi be found many patterns Of P4sloT, Church, or
See, Store and Cooking Stoyes, which will com
pare favorably with any offered in this or any other
market.
They continue 20 give attention TO Covering and
Gntering Horrs $e. They keep constantly on
hand all kids Of Roofing Materials, and are pre-
pared TO execute work of that kind on the most
proved plans and with dispatch,
They have recently enlarged and improved their
facilities for The manufacture of TIN, COPPER,
Iron and Zinc rorc, and src able to offer induce
nent., either by retail OF to Merchants procuring
supplies for the retail country trade.
We invite an examination Of our stock, which is
very large. and embracing. great variety Of hcnse
keeping articles, too tedious To enamerate.
Teyms very H5croi. Cash viii 10 paid EoS old
Pewter or we vi take IL in exchange for sny arti-
Gle ia orr line. hURRlLL a. AGREE.
Oct. 20--is6
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II We sreauihorizca to announce MELV1LLE
TALBOT. a candidate for the Shcriialty u Camp
bell county. Nov 20-auf
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Er- We are authorised to announced IiRlSTO-
PIER CLARK, "a candidate for the Sheriaaliy Of
Campbell county. Nov I3-ifts
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" We are requested to announce WILLIAM
ORGAN, candidate for the Sherialty Of Camp
bell county. Nov l3-itts
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All Of the above Blankets were pm. based il
Manchester, England, from the mnnufactory. and
are much cheaper than usnal. The attention Of
Farmers ard others is respectfully called to the
above Goods, they viii find the prices greatly re-
duced. iOct2-iftsl d. &c PETERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

II We are requested to state that MATHEW
b. NOWLIN, is a candidate for the Sheriial,y Of
Campbell county. Nov l3-iits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

i'd his trial and vas acquitted. iIc i the son-in-
Nsw Of Ex Governor Mor-hcad, If Greensboro, and
j . lawyer Of distinction.
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a. CARELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE

81 GABELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE.
xALynchburg, Vo.-Thc subscriber ba. this day
taker charge Of the well known and popular Tav-
ern, the "CABELL HOUSE." recently occupied
by Mr.. John ReveIcy, whcre he all times be
found ready to accommodate those who may favour
him with n call.
The House is nov undergoing thorough repair,
and he promises that pains nil be spared on bis
part to render his guests comfortable His House
will be provided with the best the country Affords
and having the best Of Stables, he promises that
every attention shall be given to that depart mcnr
He takes this method Of stating to the pubic that
his personal attention, aided by Mr.. Hilton ID.
Walker, shall ut ali times be paid 90 every depart
ment Of the establishment.
March 3-tsif CHARLES PHELPS
GHAWLS.s HAWLS.-AKELE6i
~ stock Of plain and plaid Lag Shawls some IL
which are very handsose: also some beautiful
smtd Merino Shawl,
Oct l3--tsif d. T. G PETERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

cuf- We ar. authorized to announce ROBERT
L. KENT as n candidate for the Office Of Common
wealth. Attorney for tho county Of Campbell.
My G--fs
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7a7=aF-7=' 90 -s-'7774 i7 -4i7774-7i''aa
OBITUARY.,

Died of Bilious fever October 18th al the resi-
dence of her grandfather in the county of Amherst
MARIA l.. HYLTos, daughter If Capt. George
Hyton Of that county. in the 18th year Of her age
Mourn not bereayed friends though one fond
tie be severed. flower has only been tran.planted
blossom in congenial soil through all eten
nty.
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For the Sheri6nlty.


Y We are authorised to announce H1RAMC.
KYLE. candidate for tho Shsrifialty of Amhers,
county. Nov @4-lth
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Mr. B.-Well, Mr.. Bocock is my neigh.
Dor; reckon shall have to vote for him;
but | shah vote for Summers and Watts.
Mr.. A.-Bocock has killed himselfwiih
US by his senscless South Carolina alb
stractions. We are all for the Union in
our section.
Mr.. B.--Well, go for the Union, too
Mr.. A-That's the spirit Go for your
State first, the Union next, and then for
party; but know it is the doctrine of some
Of our leaders, to go for party first, to the
neglect Of high considerations. and that is
wha, has impoverished. depopulated and
ruined our State.
l thought could afford to go to sleep
right here. and consequently did not hear
what further passed. SOMNUS.
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E-T-N ESTRAY.-Strayed from the sub
yr--M scribcr some six eight weeks since,
-z29--zx. a white and red picded Cow. One of her
horns are off. which one not rccollectcd, she also
had on small bell. any person returning said Cow.
or giving any information that may lead to her re-
covery will be literally rewarded
Nov 97-3fif GEO II THURMAN
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w mig Meeting.

- The communication OF q Radical
.vas received too late for to days paper.
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d. THE PACKET nOATs
TNO the Ladies oTLyncIburg-Es

Il fy's nopei and curious inr,nf,on jor cut mg La
DIES Dresses cun be seen for few days mt the War
wick House by calling MissGorlis. As IL is i'm
possible to give correct idea u this plan in print;
we hope every lady will have the curiosity to call
and see bow easy rhcy be taught to measure
and cut their own dresses in iaynng any odd sigln
il rnkcs months and years. nil the time required %
learn this now method is from to four hours.
Many eminent Dress Makers and fashionable la
dies have taken lessons, aud delighted with its
simplicity and accuracy,
Mo- SO
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OFFicE OF THE VIHeIsIA AID TEsS. Il. r. Co.
Lynchburg, Nov Goth. 1851.
La n m THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
~ Of this Company have ordered 4 re-
QUESTION of Five Dollars per share. upon all the
stock which has been subscribed, payable on the
tx day Of January next, being the 18th upon the
old subscribers and 10Th upon the new.
Deinquents wiz be required TO pay interest in Ill
cases. j. G. MORRISON, Trcas'r.
Nov 27-tlJ
Liberty, Salem, Wy,hevilis and Abingdon papers
viii please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

nLOAkS AND MANTILLAS...O.
" pencd this Borning. . very hsndsumo u.,or,.
ncnt 81
BFk wai'd. Csaks.
% - MantiIss.
Plain brk Mantisiss.
One magnificent blue Velvet ("mb'd) Mamie.
made and purchased in Paris, and 1. certainly III,
richest thing ever seen in thi. pnco.
Oct f3--ffs DON r q pETERN
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CEILING OFF. eELLIN0 ORE

Our entire stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry (;oods
Shoes, hats, Caps. Boots, Trunks. II rnrely hsp
pens Tor so very large stock Of desirable GooA. 70
be thrown upon the market Of such unprecedented,
y low prices. The public and al arc .ovited to
call and snPply tbemseses with Gayyds at Cost
Oct 2--Iffs MEM 4. CIV ATEtN
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OD NOVEMBER, DNao.-LAyE

- SUPPLp or NEW GOODS ~ EARE.
ET,-~JNO. J. PuRvIS is now reecssjng by Canal
boats Comet" Empire "Jno. II. Mcdaniel"
"ijbesty' aud Onion" very large stock OF Dry
Ccod' Shtes, Hofs Caps, Bonnts. DC. DC.
lie would ini,yin bis ,ncrs and the public a
l"rse tint greof f1H hss taken place within the
last lew weeks in tho prices VI goods ~ the North.
markets.
WHOkESALE.-As It will 10 impossfi,ls !.
dispose Of all this large 1oek Of goods ct retail 1
will sell 10 Country MerchnWs 70 ns.nrt their stocks.
many article that viii pny gaod profit.
Nov 3--4wn JNO. g. pERVIS Ar
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CEILING orr a, Cost. for C...

- 10 f0ss btsiHsss, our entire stock 81 S,oyie and
faney DRY Good', SAoes, Boofs, Han I0ps, car
PET Bogs, 4c-It is very unusual TOR 20 ts,ee and
desirable stock Of Goods Iobe thrown upon the
market at such onp'cecae.sedIy Ioy prices and i
would not be the c'se nns, but partnership
having expired H.sl.,. e. pceessory thu, the bus,.
ness should he closed without delay, Il ,hesrfcr.
behooVes ~ who ore interested in usisy rh~np
geods, 70 cell soon and supply thcpscive. Al coes.
Oct 13--tsif MEM a. CWATYIN
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Tobacco, leaf (Pcr hogshesd.) u
Do. manufactured, lPer box,) 10
Flour. (per bbl) 10
Bar Iron, (pcr ton.) 23
Pig Iron (per toni 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (rer TONI 90
Plaster. (per TOM 90
Salt, (per sack etus
Merchandise and Produce, (psr l00.) 10 to 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

\ Large lot Negro Stitch
DOWN. SHOES, At co.s 20 cjo.e--aI.o
Wool Haas
Oct 13-fsif MEEM 4 GWATKIv
BLANKS FIK SALE At TIAs OFFICE
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STOLEN from the subscriber,

STOLEN from the subscriber, on
- the night OF the 18Th last. his POCKET
BOOK, containing some money md good many
papers, such as Checks, Negotiable Notes. Drafts,
Tobacco Notes, and Mcmorandums Of vnlne 10 my
self and no else the payment Of all has been
stopped. The Pockci-Book il large one. once
used as a sample card, and has on ope Iae aae 6g-
urcs G6 Not es parting " obtain The l;,4le money
il contained. will give reward " Ten Dollars for
the fe,yn Of the Pocket Book and papers
Nov 26-2tf VIM. T. SMITH.
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JOB PRINTING
OY EyERy DESCRIPTION, HgATfp
PQNEAT TKzv QyXlcE.
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Eoreinu Markets.

fNE ~
!, ,.f,. - he ahle ~ report chat Affairs have as
49, ,1.ai, tone than for some time past stlll me
>u i ' frs, and col slal produce Keep ON hunted
- anu, holler> are not able maze any head m ad' 'hc-
M 4 tfnn market although The adyl'eN from
ne 49,, Sta,S r,c.l,,, per the Arctic and the cambria
NV ~, .lns for hu, crs free from ductuauon Inc
'e f,r,,arl are 10 a moderate extent, since tlIE
S - ~ l,,uface M price. but NOT % ans qsoiahit
-, M rs,,t> > 70 the growing crop on the DINER >iuo
fb A.int, present The usual AM OF discrepancy anu
Joubi ,.t ann
lie REGENTS 40 the slpgu- glrt> have a. fh-'',
ncnccd Go iall of nevertheless rs ' - a. - Rt,,n
,hiphoard together WIN th' N.Y., ,r a.. cannot ~
considerably m ad, ancr o' a. -, , ,1eri>e
a,stnt expect that the dc'i,H>e nv i, <n~. IN
any serious effect upon ms ma ~ - 80, ~ s,p,r
ia, zltl0 bales, oil W 0-' 49, .,iN1 ,i p.-uaui
and oa speculation Ac1", >'t - ,l1 p, sd so
o. = 90 ia go Marmltl-. '-O g .,,. .st--r r.
Egyptian. Odd am S'V >IN ' ~" =. I'D l.u,,ir
IL woHld appear that aI'el I. >'i VI -. IN i,,s .eu
the gram trade, ihv lowest V-". a.. h,s III farmers
touched and thai - tc 81 bn.l5S. ,ilv SMALL
ihruue hout the GO nlA are NS' - ~. 9,ncns
.r.a'er hUQvanCY ut utHale, d,NNi. '''- III .,,,
,rcc> WIZ for the ucN month of 40 -, - Zen We
LEADING Corn markets. VI t.it 4S. .ll' 's mi mo
are somuch dependant rpon rae pi, dncr 81 ,i~n
European t'li. '.' d.. ,r ,'lt leaang
~ the stocks Of lcreisn bitads ~ I'D i.t | a. l'lrd
The ptrd Kingdom matter hiNth ,N ~ ,,,,t.
udry crescent circumstances, Nit' .-, ',N ~ lr ma,
80 ,>t. there Is much ro,fn Tor >l'flia oi Al.
h induced 10 push prices 20 pnt tAai >na-. I'm
$50. -ef,niar, tnbarr,>>aieut> m more qnaIe.> t..n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
State Of the War.

Ad,ices from the Cape are 10 May % The news
Is of great importance Sir Harry smith was Just
holding his own He could not advance, and was
merely sending out scouting parties. lie was anx-
lousy waiting rcnforcemeniS from England. The
PemnSular and Oriental Company'S steamer Slnga-
pore, with 300 troops, had arrived at the Cape, but
her Malesty's steamer Vulcan had not arrived when
the Sir Robert Peel left. kafhT chief, on whose
alliance the Governor relied upon, had gone over to
the enemy. The beers were taking the field. In an
engagement with the enemy l25 OF the BnilshroopS
men and officers, had been slain We extract the
following summary of events from the south african
of The 1910 of April
The intelligence received by Thursdays post Is
gloomy than ever feeling of discourage
IRON, id hl3hmlrI aud scarcely al!
find hope of relief from the general Anxiety III any
prospect that the future oilers. NJ
Our correspondent writes nom Grahahs Town.
The war is not vet commenced. Oenese 'hdl
Creh PATIO. Umhala, MOShesh VIII all JON the wal
party and that the danger VIII De greater IMAM 1t mas
ever been" And, then, speakp ol the s'ale o'
things within the border. the VIII proceeds 10 uc
scribe some halmts OF loltcniois near EIaihtIll
Town. where a little army OF the men ldtely 'uilcu
,jrC by the Governor might and VIII seek refuge
For our own part" he adds, I'VE cannot al prcAthl
ride out of Graham'S Town without running we
chance of being shot by some liottentol' Whoh we
must presume TO be friendly until II j. 100 a'e 10 l'u
out our mistake. - a.,
F,om the Sovereignty the intelligence Is very dls-
hcariening also. All the farmers III OdeIo1 M HI,oi
had formed themselves INTO layers for Seli-deiehse
The BaSutuS had taken 275 head OF cattle AT Noes
berg from the FngOeS. Refuge mad beeh gwen III
MOShcShS country 10 all the best caltlt oil MeuiVSV'
the chief with whom We nave bteh IN >uch dCllNo
hostility These cattle were guarded by strong
body of Tambookies MueroSe'S people, ana BaSutuS.
The BaSutus were killing, II Is added, all Their yeI9"
cattle as the prophet had directed the h2ihrS MO
>heSh's eldest son-who. II may be stated has always
been AT the head Of party, and was not one OF
those who visited Cape Town some years ago WIN
NJ ArbousSet-lS sand 10 have prepared al sC ~
~ ion the TambooAiCS, but TO have been RESTRAINED
by his father. f.,,,io,,
.,f. any ,f1
i, so"rcrS indeed II IS currently stated that the
Governor Will not undertake the responsibility oil
sending for troops elsewhere. The civilians oil Ille
immediate border are exposed to rum rom tiie re-
lltatr If uncertainty IN which they hive. Ana even
he west feels the evils OF the war most bitterly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
Dr,ru az Mn. PATTERSON, OWNER OF

DEATH or Mn. Patterson, OWNER Of
MoxruoRENcI FALLs.-A coHespossien. writes 'le
Boston Trarsfler from Quebec, under date oil June
IS an account of his visit to The beautiful PALS Of
Montnorenci. and ada
Mr. Patterson. Who Owned these falls, &c, -
AL he and on 10th sides Of the ryer Tor t~saly
mies u md down, died the day before weIe '.ete
49, We savy bis funeral procession. when WaS ABOUT
enc and h.f miles long. couPoseI almost eniIsiS
Of his terants Who rode IN ealashes and IheI sIse
csrts win ions sreamers OF black Grape nylng rom
Their hats He was seoichnan y olt, a' ; ,,
- .1sda a moor boy but beng Shle"d ana Hli
49, sors 81 his way up until be lied oae d 'ne
r,cbe>. men in The Province
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

TUESDAY,. june ID
Tie imports ri Gram nd F.1uI from Ireland ana clst
again trivial whist the ports increase. and
Ace as Iuesla embrace 500 qrs Nneat, $50 hDis AMI
izJJ sacks Flour. 8loJ Qrs Indian Con-. ana 98 bl IN
an Mea. with far antilles of every other article 90 The
Gram trade Tie weeks arrivals from abroad are large.
tut not over what our c0nslmpryr deaanl i1rs az
lie 1871 4rs q fole-n Mheat. 9i as from IL %
5.,l3 41s from Eia-Cc, and 81. 4rs from Holland
iy change tas occurred = Ia been il favor q sellers,
THE Cuu-eyr an-e tbs HloI;7- WINS web attended p
uiers and dealers. and with god he4, demand. re
flre %! e1rry article improved TIE airace suce IL, dos
n1It mas Dee called 81 per 1gsltl FEAT. o. %
per ia ald sack on Flour u I'D ld p-rgshel OARS
per- load On OATnf ST. 2i per nIse' on BARLEfs 81 ffr lr
on INDIAN CoPN and l. Ier lr each lu b AS and pa
several large purchases N NAEAI aAu Flour were nude
tO-ft tn co sms distance llf' t4t interior. ~ is l1 ln
pta.' feature o. and .Cate> trs elrv before
L4tc>' that there are lower stocks iu tr nttS
flar most people calculate upon
LONDON, June e-ILcre B.. moderate show 10. Llr-.-I
heat 20 our MARI to-day, anu e~ terc restricted. bl;
the prccs ~ Monday last age fr rpnrtc1 Foreign -
quite former terms Both English and trcl~l Flour
Moderate demand ~ the rates NJ Monday la,t BARLEY.
Beans, and Iaas inquired for, 40 fl terms. Oats adj
ranccd I'd qer quart I1 Seeds nothing doing. All other
article. without variation worthy of naming tr-~l
- f.tc Wheat. ~ 90 i.e- red 3a> - il~
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. June I'D sugar. no public
sales. West India market closed r. fnei home demand
but the home demand better For good ordinary Native
Ceylou u.s. o. to 5ss Tea common clasou. ld o. ii,
other sorts are dull Rre in good lam3DI ~ sitter
ae, Cotton i. al the sales large. but several public
,oes declared Tallow Is duh. ano az 3is. d. the
\ nf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
PORTUGAL.

by the Royal Mail steamship Tcyot. Capt Rlyett.
which has performed tie voyage from the Tagis jo
southampton IN "A little over three and 2 half days.
we have dates from the Portuguese capital 20 the
I'll lUst The acvIccs contain no account Of the
cOunteT-Tey cutOnary movements said 10 have broken
out in Portugal, the news OF winch has been trans
mlt'cd via Madrid and Paris Portugal generally
wa, tranquil The army appointments, embracing
leW PrOWcsiSta officers. had not met with decided
opposition though they seem TO have created dissa-
tsiactOn IN portion Of Tic army. Saldanha had
conferred The cMct commands upon his more imne-
t'a'e parfIsans. while Proerosstas were introduced
INTO Tie administrative departments The cabinet
bad rcpudIatcd the IDEA oil SiOppage of payment,
and supported the continued payment OF dividend
venue 10 the Board Of Public Credit. The Duke dc
Sadanha as well as NiscOunt ia Pnheiro, the chief
Of ms staff had been much indispOscd, but both
had recovered when the Teyiot left, and there was
10 ruth IN the report OF poison having heen admins
tered 90 either.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

p, s.gta.lip Pgc6c TOR LircpooiGoy wm Aiken,
: C'ke Nassau. H. Grand - smith, Ncw-York Aid
Ihesna.S Henry New York Rev Cheunc Burr Boston.
Ctut Jo> Grafton u Mss Grafton Nj ~ T. mon b'ssn'
Dr. g. 4 Gardiner Washington, Hon n AddeFley, Mss
Rev Clement HamAer Cincinnati Gen 1eo se ~ seNa
Baltimore Gen Huam "albndge foIA; Alh lD,sn ~
Geo Martin. Mr. Geo Martin children and ser AM, NO
PIE joseph Ton Es M ,'b S,slo w' ME-
Dunlop child aud servant Albany hey toward bAti-
more. BY Dsd.er Havana D9.st ~ n Mn Ne VII
i,, y ran,rr Hacies Geo Nathans. NOrssn. 4
Wbre Fh,.ad. Christian G GsIiher, NJ. Christian q
C,tnthsr James HYDE. WI Deeu, Mrs WA y Deer
I.-n A We'bsI Augustus Howell NYork. Derby
si,re Cruaia. Aug sn Cfoseau, Baltimore, Stetheln-
.r ,e9a Ste,ihelmsr, Hors SteithemeT LOUIS stett-
he.n-r. NYora. Chahe3 NcEweR Me- Cha, hcE s.n
.t Montreal II Brew ster, Phlla Mss Saf,l Nsl.,
tp,t,SI,,.ls',b,, Mr. Raesi5n. KINGSTON c ". John
Marsh Mrs ID Narsh, NOreans, i Me,fluii D,s.Dh'
"a Aadrey, san Eranc..eo. Mr. VIM Edwards. NeI:
i-fioa ny III Ke1iwDod warren, Mrs hs1rood ,
v '~r.9 Thllalelpha Mr WA Dodd. Newark, NJ, mi
Won Eprs Grlnaa NJ saith S2n S Il, ses ~. N
Odee NOriean-. NJ pernae, Dayton. ono; r h5
IGoms. u Louis Sf osan Robinson and chis Ensl1nl
~ n. ierr G0gloa. Mr. Robert Gordon, W tO,don'
NJ. GORDON. M.ssssig3i VI fnncs Pfitehard Leo,
gqp pig Sols s MS, sarah Crsddok Slfnoay "a
" n Har-fssae Jamaca. vi, y Halleck Ghlet, NIyrA,
I n Mormon CINCINNATI. Joan Sanbom, niss' .
D + n SIZED Mauch Chunk Pa ID Ford Jones.
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DIED.

ID, hoard IN. steamship Caroline, at Panama May % %
sharrhfet NJ JESSE HACkEff ofCgpwtord co, III =
Al Panaua, June 2. OF dysenter' JOHN, Ony son 81
Capt John md Sarah Barsto~, Of Ne" forA cb aged
20 months. ..- ,
A. Move mo June 2lst. CHRISTINA, widow Of G ren-
MS k,.sna.b formerly Of ElIabethtown Essex Co. New
York n h,r ruth yeal Her remains viii be taken o. Green
wood i'r ni9Went
Troy ara EsseA co. \. Y papers lease copy. ,.
ON THURSDAY. June 18Th, ycTy suddenly WI KELLY.
saIdcr. Z til, city, aged % .- .........,
On saturday. nc 2ist DAVID MADDEN, son Of
Francis ro.aes. % in the ith year II his age
The funeral service VIII take place n Calvary Church
tins raorlin. AZ o'clock The friends Ut the family IN
on SatlIday evening" June 2l,t. The 81l year Of hs
age DAyIDD CRANE, wegher, late oi THIS CITY Ih'
rtV,s and friends of the family invited to attend ms
f,ns,l f. afternoon 23 O'Clock from has late resi-
lenne OeioId-,t Brooklyn Carriages VAL De IN "muns
~ fhe FuIf "a ferry O'Clock I'll qparter before M
on SltnJav June 22I WI d oldest son IT William and
,lr,h R0arke aged 2years months and days.
Tine e.a, If the family AID those 81 las uuces, mhael
,eJ lanes P,urhe are respectfully invited % attend his
fle fts Monday afteTapon M O'Clock from the resi-
ience ( hi. parents ~ Houston-st