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Fgr l3.-Jo,eph Bounty Joseph OSeH This vas
SETON for the sun of $500 wages alleged to be due
under the following circumstances tPlAinta states
that IN the month of August 1s4s the defendant vas
master ci the sloop Superior, loaded with cargo OF
stone, ana bound from East Chester TO New York;
that the vessel was wrecked on her voraSs ani tas
defendant employed the plaintiff to act a. sailor,
and procure other aid, to raise IN. vessel from her
tfandng The plaintiff did procure the assis OF
tevera others and raised the vessel and brou her
70 place OF tsfsty for repairs The dsienians has
since that perioa failed 20 par for such labor, for
which he agreed TO give tn. plaintiff $40 per day
The defence H. that the plaintiff was employed by him
for the sum Of ass, which paid him by the owner
o. the vessel and also that defe paid hm twelve
shings per day for ssssting him to work the soop to
place Of safety. Adjourned.
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From Washington.

CONGRESSIONAL DoTNGS-TRoUBI.E WITH REGARD TO
FATHER RITCHIK-cHEAP POSTAGE STOCK DOWN
HocUs PocU, STATE or POLITICAL AFFAIRS, ETC.
WAsmSGroS, Feb Is, 1851.
Father Ritche's case, in the House. has been recon-
mitted, with instructions to cyphsr out his exact
losses. That makes II hard, and very doubtful.
The River and Harbor bill taken up by msjo-
rty Of the House, which indicates Its complete sue
GEES.
The French spoliations In a very bad way.
Cheap postage ditto. Patent bill ditto.
The confusion OF parties and clilues here bessars all
description.
General Psez arrived here yesterday.
The number of deaths here during 9 month Of
January, was e5.
The cargo Of the brig Fidelis, from Porto Rico,
ssting Of sugar and moiassss sold yesterday at
Georgetown. The sugar averaged SO 30, and the mo-
lssses 80 cents
Our citizens are much grati6ed with the appoint.
msnt by Gov Lowe OF Robert Brent formerly OF the
Warrington bar, as Att orney General OF Maryland,
vice Mr.. Richardson deceased.
The proposition has been revived for the erection of
monument by the legal profession over the remains
Of the late William Ware in the Congressional burial
ground. The spot Is now unmarked by any stone
whatever.
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sons named dd not express opinion that an amend
ment Of the constitution was necessary but that i
was to be denied. What raid was, that they signee
the bills.
Mr. McLASE-I said they signed bills which con
tained pre- sisey similar ems character of the ex
penditures profess to bcieve that Mr. Madison ad,
the true distinction and that Jefferson did not; and
abuses. The river and harsor bill. under Mr. Var
Buren,, sdnni't,ation was ss.orted oy sii.s Wright
IN, Mr. HoLaIs (dsm Oft e., observed that siis.
Mr. McLAsE.-so would have voted for 1t.
Mr. HoLMEs-Wll the gentlenn ~ tell what dsmoc-
Mr.. MeL4ss.-n I had wanted @ .sros,m, bsfors
all others would have called upoH She gentleman.
Mr.. HoLsEs.-I have the advantage.
MT McLAsE.-'Thoss who live in glass houses should
trus virtue as an honorable ts,t Of parry man, is
Ns vco,;Iis Nj that % your view, !Lsushssr)
CEts-"Go on;n define the position"
Mr.. McLAsE.- When you come to ask me what de.
abstraction; but whom you ask what DEMOCRACY means
as known to the history Of tho country prepared
to smwsr III tell you Whist it Is.
Mr.. CARTER, (demj of Ohio o--If the gentleman will
give way, ] will move that the committee rise.-
Mr. McLAsr-I don't yield the floor to anybody.
CRIks.-.'Go on.n
and the chairman repeatedly cslledto order.
mr McLASE.-I am asked by the gentleman from
o6utn Carofna, TO waive the general question, and
say, that Is the democratic policy. / think, as in
ls4s was Cass and Butler Texas, Ore gon, and the
whole of it.
The noise waa greater than at any former period
The clear and distinct voice OF Sr. 5rAcLxy (whiYJ
OF N o. heard above the din, saying there Ia so
much noise and confusion that cannot hear. Tim
Cries. asods aHit him again. aH.,ha
Mr.. McLASS resumed-In 1874 l indicated what
thought to bethe type and symbel Of democracy. In
1e40 skins and hard cider the platform OF
the wings unless my friend from vrgnia found it in
foinsetts Militia Law That was not democratic.
Ar 6EppoS, (dem Of Va, rising Does the gentle
man allude to me! (Laughter)
Mr.. McLasE--Yes. thought that you q mem
Der Of the militia
Mr. CslppoN-We, in Virginia, regard principles
rather than msn; and in defining what constitute,
the democratic party, thought tnat the gentleman
ought to tell the principles
Mr CARTER called the gentleman to order.
The eCHARMAr-Which gentleman
Mr.. CAsfsK-The gentleman from Maryland
Mr. McLASE said he was sorry that those wko had
invited this course OF remark had become fatigued
with It, The gentleman from South Carolina had
pronounced the first interrogstory and had derived
NO ratisfsction from It He (Mr McLsue) should not
have fet called upon throw of the veil but to meet
tne attach He content, himself to vote for this
bill without regard to the propostions Of individuals
or parties
without concluding, Mr.. McLsus gave way for
motion that the committee rise, which prevailed.
The House then adjourned.
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PrrsroN, LucrRNr Co ,(Ps) Feb ~, 1851.
The recent heavy rains have caused great Hood In
the susquehsnns. The Ice In the river has been
me'ed several times end piled up 70 great height
along the banks In this vicinity. IL u much 10 be
feared that great damage will be caused by the tm
mense quantity Of Ice, should final break up epsue
this stage Of the water Mr. Pettis, sentemsn re-
riding on the opposite side Of the river from this
place, was obliged to leave his dweIiing yesterday
owing TO tbs higA water. W. understand that several
coal mines In this region have filed up with back
water nom the river. The water u said 70 be three
feet higher than known before l hsvef Just
Learned thst part Of Of the nsv pisrs, At this
plscs has been torn down b. the moving Of the ice
fhfiad BsLsffn
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ALrANY, Feb. 10 1851
The nousstonic up passenger train Of cars jester
day sftsrnson whle passing over the curve between
Great Psrrington and Van Duzsnsvills iras throrn
from the track by the spreading OF the rails from
forty 10 any feet Most OF the passengers we're In
jured some o them bsdlyons had three ribs bro ken
and vas left behind. The remainder came up In the
trains
The Raiiroad Convention, this morning resolved TO
reduce the fare al trains of through passengers
from Atbaay a. Bufsio, to 90 00-the same 10 take
snect on the lat Of Arril.
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EttrHiohNt Feb. TO FH8I.
The Mobile papers recsivsd to-day, report that the
bris Eri. Of Baltimore from Nee or.an. for Rio ia
nsro vss los, on the rect of the Bahamas on
the "a last Tn. vessels bottom grounded 20 pieces
and her deck seated ea ~ vhich ths eiung ana
remained three s.ys-s h-.vy gale prsvsiiirg the
-bols time. Thsy rere hnslly f-scu-t by vreehing
schooner, sna carried into n hss~su NJ.
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ALnASv, Feb. l3, 1851.
SAND, Hoog PILOTS
Mr.. II. J. ALIEN reported fsvorsbly on the bill for
the licensing and government Of pilots by way OF
Sandy Hook.
Mr.. Haas. reported fsvorably the bill relative to
the militia Of the State.
pR,rrs.
Mr.. TOWNSEND reported favorably on the bill In re
respect to the payment Of drafts at sight.
LAs,ss' ngsEvoLssr SOCIETY
Mr. WAso reported favorsby on the bill incorporat
Ing the Ladies' Benevolent Aid Society Of the Mstho
dist Episcopal Church. Of New York
UNCLAIMED
Mr.. UsDrnwoop reported on 80 much of the Dover
trollsr's ofhes by joint rssoiutioD providing for
their Destruction under the direction Of the Comp
troilsr Laid over.
rss .. sss.ros.ar sSp rHE COMPROMISE MEASURES
Mr. rsosrsos, Of Neu York called up the resolution
offered BY him that the Lsglslsture will not elect
Of the coupromiss measures.
Mr.. Taosrsos advocated the passage Of the resolu-
tiop.
Mr.. rvrunL opposed its passage.
Nj Inosrso, moved the previous question
Mr. BHiees moved 10 lay u on the table. Carried BY
syes ~, nos.So.
scHssscr.bs avn svVrsLo HallsoaB,
bill was noticed 10 consolidate the different rail
roads between Schenectady and Buasio.
ruN Ctrr wtttisasnrHan,
BIN vss introduced incorporating the city Of VIII
ismsbursh.
m SEWARD 40 rHx courssmss
Mr.. A. A. Tsosrsos offered resolution opposing the
course a. Senator Seward aud calling the Judiciary
tn. eomproniss mssurss rsterrsito them. Lsdovsr.
Adjourned.
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bostONs feb Aas AHoA
Accounts from Cape Haytisn 10 the aath ult., have
been received. The country remains quiet. Codss
". scarce. new ordinances, relative % trsis vith
uaxy
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LIrrtr FsLls, FEB Is 1851.
Earl Trumbuil, vel knovn and much respected
etisen, vas socidsntsly Killed yesterday, about one
o'clock st his ysrn factory, IN nj. place lie
gsrsd ehopTipg Ice from the water wheel, when u
started suddenly, cstoning him az ~ revoivsd and
hrsaking ne leg In meet shockng manaer. lie died
instahuy, leevlng ysnng wlle and ehIld.
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TaIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.


Senate.
by MoRSK's MAGNETIC TELroRAPH
OFFICE, CORNER OF BEAVER AND HANOVER STREETS.
WARRINGTON. Feb. l3, 1861.
PETITIONS AND REPORTS
Numerous petitions and reports were presented on
private cases.
MISSOURI AND TWO CENT FUND
Mr.. Benton gave notice that he would introduce
again the bill to pay Missouri the two per cent fund
ICE DoATs AND THE MAILS.
Mr. RUsH introduced joint rssolu tion for ice boats
on the Potomsc to carry the mails during the winter
NAVAL cHArLAINs.
Mr.. Hsie's resolution Of inquiry, to place navsi
furgeens, was adopted.
PASSAGE or THE RESOLUTION CREATING THE BANK or
LIEUTENANT GENERAL.
The joint resolution authorizing the President to
CONFER the rank OF Lieutenant General by Brevet
put on IT'S maj passage and pssBed-yess 81, nays 10
THE PATENT LAWS, ETC.
nr. NORRIS moved to postpone prior orders and take
up the bill to amend ths patent laws.
bill regulating the fees OF marsha clerks and after
nsys OF the United States should b. first
It sss
In their regular course.
After long debate, Mr.. ssmotion was reject
ed-syes21, nays "a
Mr. RusK laid on the table, to BE- printed. numerous
ssmsndments, intended to be offered to the Postage
THE rEEs or OFFICERS ATTACHED TO raxu s. COURTS
Mr. BEkRIES moved to take up the bill regulating
the fees and costs to be allowed clerks marshas and
attorneys OF the United States csurts
various verbal amendments were made In the details
Of the bill.
Mr.. Dowss moved amendment authorizing the
departments 20 make allowance Of reasonable com
pensstion In all Of unad asted claims for extra
professional duties This anne ndment Is supposed to
cover the claim Of Mr DurAnd, late attorney for
Louirispa.
After long debate the amendment was rejected.
Ayes 10
Mr. WALKss offered an amendment that whom
marshal finds IL necessary ts call out the military
order to enable bim TO execute process the troops
shall be- allowed three dollars per day each
Mr. TuRSEY said that the comps satiou WAS too
high; two dollars dsy and beet wss enough for
spy one Of the troops.
The smsndnent vas rejected, and the Senate ad-
journed.
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WITHfFFFFI FNN KsHt
The Illinois Lesi'lsturs has dsssed liberal charter
for railroad from Illinoi. town 70 yincinne.
The hisseari Senate Ia. passed the Psclae, Hsnni-
bal and 81. Joseph Railroad bill With loans on the
credit of the State for $4,000 The vote II 20
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HsRRisnURe, Feb. IL, 1851.
resolution offered In the Senate, calling on the
A.ditor Gsnsr for the Of delay In publishing
the annual statements OF the different banks In Penn
syivsnls n vas laid the bile for the present.
Numerous petitions were presented In the House
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Massachusetts Politics.

DosroS, Feb. ~, 1851
The vote in thi, city to day for representative In
place Of DR.. Spence, deceased was
Stevenson, whig ..................276
bcatterfng. .lOd
The free solers reose to put up any other candidate
than Sumner for Senator although It is generally
conceded that he cannot be elected
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Maryland Conve n,,on- Movements Of Hos
fonrans, Sc.

BsIrutoaF, Feb n, 1881
The Maryland Reform Convsntion decided to-day
against biennial sessions Of the Legislature In future
and in favor Of snnusl limited sessions
Crowds Of Bsstonisns are here, en- route COT wash.
ington all In fine spirits.
No mail south OF Petersburg has been received %
niaht
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btFIALoi Feb ~ Ib0I.
Last evening, sbsve six o'clock, q runs~ay horse
knocked down little girl about ten years of age the
daughter Of Mr.. Puget. Her head was struck BY the
vhlistree with such force to cause instant death
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NEW YORK LEGIsLA ATUR n


by MoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
ALnANr, Feb. l3, 1851.
PETITIONS
OF citizens Of Northern New York. for the bridging Of
Lake Chsmplan ct Rousss point, Of merchants OF
New York, for equalization of tolls on railroads
rREsPAssEs LAND.
Mr.. MANN introduced act declArstory Of the
true Of the penal stat relstpg tres
passes on lapd.
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Mr. CARRoLL Of Rensselaer, laid the table the fol
10 wing resolution -

lowing resolution -
Resolved II the Assembly concur that in the judrneut
Of this Lsifla Hon. Daniel webster stated
the we'll Established principles Of the OF the
United stacs, regard to foreign
tions h sttcr 20 Chevsler Hnemann, Charge
from the OF Austria dated
that spp tss same prnei the general government
should legitimate influences towards securing the
liberation OF opinion and worship for American
in foreign countries that foreigners enjoy
coustry and also to to the ozsns Of each State
the privileges and immuDities Of citizens in several
States.
MERcHANrs' KxcHAScE COMPANY.
Mr.. MossAs gave notice OF bill to allow the Mer
chants Exchange Company to borrow money to pay
Its debts.
TITLES
Mr.. CHoIius gave notice OF . bill to amend the act
TO facilitate the examination Of titles to land In the
city sfNew York.
THE soLLEcrioS NASoEfaL
The bill providing for the stay OF proceedings to COL
lsct rent on vas ordered TO be engrosed
for . third reading.
A substitute vas offered BY Mr.. Bancocx, providing
for the dscontinuance OF the proceedings under the
joint resolution In order to ascertain whether the title
TO msnorial lands IL good Rejected.
Tbs senate then adjourned.
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Nsw oRLrAss, Feb IL, 1851.
The jury on the second trial Of General Henderson,
have been discharged from their Inability to agree
q verdict.
The steamer Caddo, loaded with cotton has sunk in
Lake Bistenesn NO lives were lost. 1t Is thought
none Of tie cargo win be saved.
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sup,,me Cou,t-.n Chambers.

FFp. ~ In the matter OF Rothsohiid and cthsrs
held 20 bail for breach Of the lottery laws Uhtef JUS
tice Edmond refu.sd 70 feduss the bail OF interfsre
With the rule laid on the prisoners By the MAyor.
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The Anair between Messrs Boyle and Mar
riott.

JANIS GoRpos BENNETT, Esq
sR-The commnp pieation OF q Baltimore correspon-
dent OF the Hcd published the 9th inst ntains
statement Of difficulty between Mr. Boyle OF this
city, and myself. to which feel bound to reply
first, That the difference did not originate in the
manner states either directly indirectly Second
That the encounter did not take place at the dover
nors Third That there Is not one word Of truth In
the reference made 10 this matter by the said
pondent except that there renoounter bot weeu
Mr. Boyle and myself Your correspondent has bssu
entirely misnformed as 70 It's origin &,. DO me the
favor ts correct the statement Very respectfully,
your obt servant. j. q. MARkIOrT
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CHRisrf = sMNsrnHLs-A fine bal for to- -night-beau-
tiful negro melodies excellent Instrumental perform
spces capital buresque opera and exquisite dancing
FslLows' MIssrRELs - bill OF great variety Is Of
fered tonight The band Il frat rats. aud their per-
formsnces are received with enthusiastic cheers.
THroposE Etsrrtpr will give . grand quartetts
sotIts st the Hope chapel, Broadway, ON saturday
evening, Feb. 10 Nas Laura A. Jones, Mr.. Otto
Dresel, Mr. Noll, Mr. Reyer, and Mr. Eichsrn, will
sssist Mr. Eisfeltt. The musical selections
cellent
DrsSr F.NiLY.-This de.ervedly popular family give
another Of their hstriopic aud musical entertain
msnts on Thursday evening NEXT. at Freenason's
Hall Miss fsnny:wi recite some Of her most favorits
pieces.
BoHoHrsr ~ BosroS.-Mlle Borghese's concert, on
Saturday evening Of the best Of the season.
The lady acquitted herself most happily We h.vs
hsd no one nfu.s so much hearty enthusiasm IT,
audienc during the whole winter she has voice OF
much power Hexibility, ani sweetness, which abs
manages with the greatest facility In many Of her
tones there IL a richness never heard rurpass-d
Her whole voice has warmth and freshness well cal
culated to win the admiration OF an appreciatipg
sudisnce She was heartily spplauaei In AL her per-
formances, and In several heartily In Roujo Bril-
lsnte, from Don Pasquale,n sh. fairly fred her
audience with enthusiasm. ~ was the gem Of this
programme, and was called for second time most
loudly The Ratsplsn vas given beautifully II came
upon the ear as oharmnglT as the summer evening
breeze upon the feverea brow Besides it welded
tosn srohness Of manner which gave 1t hns eject.
There was slverynes in many OF the cadenxN quits
exquisite. Nearly the same may be said OF Scene "a
Coupfefs Drdmofigtss, from La Prophste.n It vas
brilliant and felictous The duo from III Barbisre al
sivigiis" With Gig ssuqurico, was most excellent hit
ting the audience finely In fine ve may say that the
distinguished lady acquitted herself IN the most ere
ditshle and acceptable manner. We trust that Nile.
Rorghese will favor citizens with one or
certs We know full veil II she becomes known to the
onisu. ,be will become great favorite. uer
merits are ~ the nrst order and deserve liberal
tro mage e-Bosfcn Fee, Fsb. IL.
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Disasters, &c.

B.KS CtsSvsr Ayo, Bo.toa ron ChaTssloa the ut
dc sta INST contact Oh sca Alabama. a1chlr
Reuud SbcaL a. received 81 get taUAgs.
kNo MkrANQsas a. bcscl irVH Mare lS.h OF Cags
So % "a pksi bales co!t1c without
There tha he ~ sa Brtsl queen from Ansspos
NS salem. sifgct rex below Portsmouth. igr1g
Tuss'a, aEbt a1i ats
consisted potatoes and skgs small part " Saca
Soud % saved To- scausg-o state
b. Bg Echo tB,soa from Dsrarara III nsi al IS 'o1
- e. aysN ooa about - Ice. oas bow stgvs painted black
soc green INSIDE
hrg E'rs Bo.tsa Porto Cabsno cu ast g. oa
= pchss ~ eais Of coton, - tlo-t marx.
steamer keuasosc az Pa aslpl h from Nss f1rS
r~s - x age schoo1sr tssd 1sl. ashore tas T-r
ead OF 100 fcsesr, Nth hsAo to~sfdsW.
et'er ron Sae-nso~n dated March TIE Farot.
SaP' Aacs ooac from Lepoo New Yok hkvng board
cargo % Sad sat With smgrsuts GOT sshos Al
tss cr1rg a. rroogaa bah east OF Corr Hsr5or 1
house, lec se steps rave 80 asr on by
ing stsa ls shd thos Of cargo AK orsro5sri
aai N1h ta' ssssanc u as from lie ar ao~ s port
h,gs shs ~ = got "a f-i
Sch en. Fstsrso1 uxtor NC ron, Re-, al, 49, OH
~ ocbcs - Bsr k,t,ss- lof
Cherfhsc Me- -th coofs 6o~n from J.rtso,v1- ~,
os5ec q i've osk mos FOR Ns~ iok rs \ us,dsu..,d
prsvcu fook 90 Capt Waaucs O. usnoss bss' b..s
Tie nate snd ere aa we're ksd - he M ~ q As,s u b
soaA tths tins
SIR Bogtssl wsri~orl ron Ouagtoa NJ. bound 70 N.,,
81, welt ASHORE ks beach a. a1t o. ock Ga ra.sir So
* Ap5 Lost hes tsck oas % soct Vessel 5s.d Bat a
prchaky b. got a. ~ nsgrance &C vessel cargo
Forusr lion froa BAH Bostoa drsccsi upcn .
bach 81 Csrk Iaae sl ' arc res desk ksss lr
'rcm .trc Csms - tie. Nth lit.e lAmags
sHr At. lava sAts qaa n Liverpool 90 s sth Margh
70 Al tS 'iPs sncea s.Fe sa' am tie ws-ora ~Aea sos
hs'A AAzy ,a' Ri,sss bsor. TsfOT;st S'aors Rsr.
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,Y, avrl Havara Hsrchsnafh Vansan-ss aoss' wis
ch.r 90 Bucs IS; marz. BIZ BOnsro d,Vrs e srAse ~
nneFv.r, wa Alien, Brl Moore u Johss. NB, Cam say
80 srsL rg Thomas, Whtmofs Percy. brnhs,, Nslf
-. " Eu.i Ma'oelus sh-hsd, ssgua G1ads Nen q q
- Iancss'er. More. Charleston schni Bacbsr Aon-
- pp,t Masera El~ul Thames Brl Fraser - Doniasoi
J Frazer 80 .,.-,p,-.. 4 r..
opio, Wallace Ne~osrn, &c ns5sa Faii Co
sl.rbs,8 Moaut HaUtus Norioh. W McKee, sarat1gA,
Tbonpson Phdephs lance Hand ssrah Easesh smth Ne"
g,v,5 SAM smith, Victor Berry Porlasd W Lewis Aanaa %
sorps Nori starsess Csarmsn Co Corn-v FrnnEhn -.
Ton Dayton sprsg1e L-ggs Dsgoot' Frsierct,ouE -"
Alien Ger Haron RoVley e. Kite, Ffssuan Co ft1a
r. Moger 81 john PR Fsensa Co; K@hsi bfl Jonn-
soa 81 Johns SB Pcssro Washington ke11nck Assaa1
King PhIp Psrcvn Boston, master Lssusn br Aver Asa4 =
Ms G L De Wolt Avsug-r Hssfs, Bangor Wn'> lag
Baisuan ksugorta eager App'stoa 80 oo', =
TAW B.rrrf scrsrsrviBe Cbass Phs1epha " y Kss Ma
=, Fsuirg Corson Jacksonville Rsrsoni hschsnc Perry
Antgus, K EG 5ss
soop-Fr.d Brown. Gsrsnsr ProT1encs -,
P,o5.rsr.-Cayuga wlson PhadsphA, Bfegs; ho'sly
Briggs Ph adephI, W Thompson
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On Sunday morning lSh nst MARIA GRAHAM, VII. q Com
John Chaancsy ~ and eldest daughter o. The late
David Graham, ESQ.
TIE mend. Of the family are funeral from
Me her mother 02 Twelfth It, Tuesday Afternoon
At O'Clock, without further notice.
On Saturday morning Apt IA, Of ypbus sysr a. BIZ resdss
Of ssveltssn ct and Third av Dr. SAMUEL p WIFI
90 Sunday Gpri 49, AMANDA wife Of Joseph Frsdan aged 10
and
Her Gods and reltvss respectfully invited sssd her IA
nsrs0h Monday afternoon April ~ at4 O'clock from tue reside
Of Thomas Garlic, ~ Mauon - -
On Saturday April 49, Capt SAMUE JONES, formerly o. Boston,
ased
Bs friends those Henry and Bradford also those
Chs A Bell respectfully invited 20 attend
nstl Monday ssrnoonU4 O'Clock ir0m ms late esdslce 0
Fourh1v
81 Eastern papers please copy.
this City SUNDAY, 18th INST EDWARD HAYDEN, s'aut
Of EdvS and Sarah Ksicbsm aged year months aud
70 days
and aquantsncss Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend his unsrs from the o. his father l3 BfoOne
st. this Monday afternoon, 18th inst at O'Clock without further
invitation
Az Whit. Plains on the 18Th INST NICHOLAS scaUREMAN
Oldest Of Mr. Gfen Barker Of tins G. the 18Th q
his
friends ofths family respectfully invited 10 attend the f1
neral O'Clock this morning from the dwelling Of his grant
WIN Barker, AZ White Plans
At Morrisana Village, DAVID mcFADDEN. aged - years
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend bis funeral this day (MOndsyl att OCk 18th inst HIS
will be take 10 Greenwood Tor iutermsat
Suddenly Harrisburg Penn the 18th INST, her Journey
70 New Yort MARY B. wife Of Coleman Williams, late Of CArKs
vile, Tenn
Of his brother HOWELL Williams and Of Robert
Williams respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from Tnly
Ohurch, this steru0ond4 O'Clock.
40 Claflsyile pspes please copy.