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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05

EUST reoeived--a great variety OF Dress
- Goods, among which are e. ~, ,e -szs
Plain PoplIns Plain Berages
B:ocaGe do Fig do ..-.
G1nghams Linen Ginghams
Lawns. Muslin Lel.aines
Chene Berages Dotted Swiss Mus
lns, Gc., &c., to Which they would ask the
attention Of the Ladies, at ..s=s5
April IS. 1850. ROWEIL j. C,'s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
LOt Suts0n's Estate.

Lot Suft0m's Estslte.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscr-
~ ber has been appoin ed and qualified as
administrative on the estate Of l.ot Sutton,
late of Freedom deceased.
Dated at Freedom this 18th day of April,
A. D. 1881. aEar .=rrE
PERSIS SUTTON. A3mx.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
Alarriaqcs.
Deatt)s.

In Shalersville, on the sth ult, JOEL
THOMPSON, aged Sc years. reg,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
1851. 1 81 1851.
IL % %
LOCK WOODS
CLEVELAND, PITTSBURGH
AND MASSILLON EXPRESS. q
1851

4 HIS LINE runs in connection with Liy-
i ingston, Fargo 4 Cos, E,>teln, Wes>
tern, Southern and Canada Express at
Cleveland. and Adams g. Co.'S. at Pittsburgh.
giving it advantages over all other modes of
conveyance in Northern Ohio. An Express
Will leave each Of the above mentioned pla
ccs, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, in
charge of trnsty and Competent messen-
gers. --tf -.a.r..t '..
He will receive and deliver packages at
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
BON rs.

BUN " T. ..
WE are in recpl This day ofa large and
w complete assortment OF Spring ahd
Summer Bonnets, among which are tie iol>
lowing Styles.
French Lace -
Sc with capes .
Jenny Lind Swedish -.....
Alboni Pearl
Pearl Il Satin Coburg
GimD Pearl g. Alboni
&C., &c., &c. also large variety of Arli-
fc al Flowers, Sprigs, reaths, Bonnet
Tabs, Silk Rouches-colored and white. the
whole of which we offer at prices which
cannot fail to suit. .....- .
April s5. s A. & X. A GtLLETT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05

Z AIDES, at A. ". tIorr's you can find
RA beautiful assortment of Lawns.
Prints. and Gineh hams of this Springsty les.
Call anJ see than bafore they are all sold. .
Shalersyille, ApnI a2. -f .--,5
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05

Gold and Silver, Bank Notes, Jeuelry
and other valuable goods, received md for
warded with despatch. The collection OF
Notes, Bills, Drafis, and accounts prompt
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Is n 81.
For Cash or Ready Pay,
Id. M, SOM.WERVILkE

Ia l. y X. q
GHOP Removed to few doors west Of
- the Post Office.
The Fashions for this Spring and
Summer just received.
IsCutting done to order.
I Linen tape g. Morocco inch meas
ares for sale. %
Rnvenna, April 7th 1851. S05if.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22
FARE EsI;DI CED TO $50 FROM
Charleston To New York.

The Grcm .NaH Rouie from Charleston, S. E..
7 EANlNG the wharf AT the foot "i Laurens ST.
II daily al 3, III. after The arrival "i the South
ern cars via " llmingron am Weldon, Petersburg,
Richmond to Washington, Baltimore, PhIadei.
phla. aid 10 New York.
Tie public is respectfully informed that the
steamers OF This Inc. from Oh ricSon Ia = u
mrHglnn, aie IN first rate CO'lIiI"n, and are nav-
gated hv well known aud experienced coII'mand-
ers, and the Railroads are fine order, thereby
securing bu' h safety and despatch. ATllROIGil
TICKET having already been IN operation viii
be cont nu"d on and ai'er the first "I Oct 40.
Ar permanent arrangement from Charleston 10
.Neu York. Pas. cngers avalIng themselves 'h"rs-
Oi will have ilr option tn continue WITHOUT delay
through the route or otherwise, t"siop dt any M
mediate puln'>, renewing their seats on the line I"
suit heir convenience. BY this route travellers
may reach New York on the ihIrd day during husI-
less hours Baggage will he tIckered Oh -oard
The siemr.r To Weldon As likewise on the ch nge
of cars al The intermediate points from then ce to
New York. Thr"u.h rrkels can alone be had
of f. WIN SLOW, Agent nr the Wilmington and
Raleigh Rar"ad Company, al tho otlce ot tho
Company, loot al lamrens street, /" wh'm please
appir For other Inioru1atlo inquire Of
J.. e. DUNCAN,
a, the American lIolci.
Ma "a II
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22
Family Groceries,

SUGAR. Loaf. Crushed, Pulverrzed, CIarI cd
lrh, and brown light \. Orleans ard Mus.
cuvatu.
COFFE;E.-Old Government Java, Rio, La
uuiia, CincuiaIe, Broma, Cocoa.
TEi.-lmpcrIaI, GunpO"d der. Hyson, S'vcrleai
Young Tyson, Orange Pehoe and G"den
Chap.
FLCE .s.-BIIm"re in Bb!s., Extra Family
-Four IN Bags from selected WIea'. Buck
wheat,
RECE.-WhoIc. Maccarrn. F.rina, Currie
Powder.
SOAE'-t'hemica Olive. Chinese Washing
Fluid. laS:iI", C"IgareS, Fancy.
IsA A1IS.- Baltimore Su gar cured, Dried Beef,
Pck,ed Beet! Mackerel, No |. IN kI'ts.
S,mun do. lIaIIbut, Frch ,IInum, Lob
s'cr>. Sardurs IN whole, hall and quarter
boxes, Herring, poted Yarmouth do.
PICHi LES --F'rnm Grouse Blackwell, Un
derw""i and Lewis.
kE;'Ee'sEg E'a.-Wure<'rr>hire. Harvey, John
Bail T,nA."r. Wa!mu', Mu>irr" ~, X ~
o; DIi-'-, S,;' P"rl"r aud i'?r'! n-eT,
w y =" -. ,.l'" DO. kn2l'>I "'i f:"'rh
M"<r,th $,a',;>h DiNr-. ta."ro. A''"ha-
y"s f.>>"lc,.- 'rr iirN"r.ug.
E'I:E;.a:..; 5::='.--l'".ci">. .'prrr"1. Prnn"S
IN ,ac.r .nnu Juice. P."e,pp,n, l.nae.,
pruur>. N'"-r l1d.r> do, >tr,"Ue - Jam
F.. r.>in.. prnr"|
CANHS. .-\rw Y";inrd Sr"rm. $ ''ar Do
.lLan,,.',lp,, w, ~. culrrcd do
Received and Ia saie hr
SHAW & AUSTIN.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22
THE SOUTHERN STORE.

ALL who wish Bargains, are 'hr'eo 10 ."'' a.
4 h. :. MOFFAT'S new southern Store
third house above the ank OF '"ilneh' ""e'e
they will find complete assortment ol
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND HARDWARE,
Consisting III part, aS l"ii"MS'
Fancy aud mournI: z Prints
IS and IA brown SnriIngs
Blue DENNIS and Marlborough Stripes
Satincirs and Kentucky Jeans
Cloths nnd iaucv CaSsmeres
Negro ke seys; Bed and Negro Blanke"
Nous De aln"s. GiugI'aIn>. dc.
Groceries.
Brown. Loaf crashed aud clarified Sugar
R,o and Lava Cotic"S
New Orleans and West India MnIasses
3lackarcl, Nus. , ana 3 III barrels
Cheese, Rice, Flour, Bacon and Salt
Raisus, Pepper. Spce
Tobacco, Srgars. &c. &c.
Hardware.
Pocket Knives and Forks
Britannia aud Iron Spoons
Trace and Halter ChalIs
AAc>, hammers aud llatc!eis
Spa,rs. SlIov lis and Hoes
Hand, mill and cru$$cut >rws
Vrc>, any!s and h:ack>mt;Is bellows
NaI>. bra,lS, lACk$ aud rp gs
knub, pad closet and stock locks
Iron squares. cornp">>es and plane IRONS
Brushes backing, cotton aTd ""ol Cards
BruaraxrS and slcriyard>; pots aud sSIels
Broad and narrow Iron &c.
Ready Made slOtiiinS
OF every description.
Saddles, BRIDES and MartngaIcs
Gruckrry aud Oil s>war':
Gunry aud Dundee B'gging
Kenucky Rope and Twmc
Together with every other article usnaly i"un
IN A well s"ei ted stock OF Dry Clouds, Grocer"
ard Hardware All OF " whlril ";i &c suiG cNceed
rn.tv low Tor CASH
.-;7"rhc highest market price, paid for cotto
All" o:h"r country produce.
Dcc,1l. H. ), W. FIAT.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22

ChnIIr>lun- d" "Isl !''V-
T,,p,o.n,Is e, tue above, can IL .','r t.; The
shore.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22
NEW MUSIC.

Tnn IN F"brnarv ;Ih. vi
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22

Ma; 3,
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22
For the Cam len Journal.
NO. =.

"Reso1red, That the Federal Union having
failed to accomplish the end for which it was
designed, we are therefore r'o''y a"d "ifiiHg,
and feel it to be our duty 10 miM Iran .fr,m -
- Lancaster Resolution adopted Oct. 1850.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22
TIE CAMDEN JOURNAL,
PUBLISHED By
WARREN & PRICE.
TIE SEMl-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
TIE WEEKLY JOURNAL

Is published at ' Dollars and Fifty Gents if paid i'll
advance or Four Dollars if payment i. delayed for three
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22
New Fall Goods.

fSNllE ~uI'-cri!rr Respectfully inintn, Ills friends
1 and IN ruHIr gri~raIii, tiIal lie IL nos r"cci-
yImS III Fad supply "i
G-o@~Ii">. DOimc,:irs. &c.
Consisting ia part. OF he i,iIrSIs articles. VIZ
Brown. rrrI~h..d loaf aTd clarified Sugars
New Dr,rau- aiid Nu~cuvadu Moia~ara
RiDa;i Java Col'c
Rnr. !l,...-,', Baron aud Lard
No. : a'r! ; MAykar-l
Corn. Flour. Da'-, Salt
SW"i..e l:,r of ali sIIes
Powder. Shot, Lead. Soaps, Starch, Candies
Fln,. aud common Tobacco
Esa.=;r=. ssepe and Irvine.
Men and boy Wagon Saddles
Rnirug and Wagon Bride,
lldnv>, CJ,!Ir~, Riding and Wagon Whips
--ALSO-
crorkrry. G!a~, and Hardware
Colin, a.,l ANr>, Nails, assorted slze
Pocket Knives. krlvr, aud Forks
Negro Cloths.
Bl"arhrd and brown Ionr- pun,
Bed N,.:ro and Riding BLANKETS
-AL>U-
A few cases OF men and bows Hats and Caps
With all Other articles usually found III We'll sup
pIri Grocery and Hardware store, All oi when
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-10
MARKETS ELSE WHERE.

Bosros, Ausust sBrstsrs Board 40 shsr,. ors.,s.
lurE Railroad, SlA 30 do Sl. do sz sHocbestss "a
Syracuse Railroad stock iOi u YermSnt Ssna,.
road gA sls do, 81 Is 90, 81 \. ao Do sh sSn ~
2s ~ do sem sl 100 Do som. 3lk 100 DO SON ssiz io
90, som 5tf soston an Maine Railroad I0,l. sa,th
,rn k.ilrosa eSh I,ehsvrE Railroad Id Boston ana
<, srosd. ~ 700 DO. bSa ~ y Canton compssy' 81
bsnt OF ommeree. WI Is do, lNt. Citg RseH M,
tuO Vermont Central Railroad honda lisa ~ M a.
densburg hsilroat bonds had. 90; Nlcbfg.n
per cent bonds. BIN, lOb loo d.. bsd, IO3 '' o
srrisDsir'TS Agsu., s-trra s,a-s-s2p CITY &C.
lI1si Hydo IVA 300 Pennsyivania So pt<s md a. .
sna 2 20 a. - go shares RssdinF Railroad IS IS IS
se' sWilmns;sn IA rad, ~ sas H Railroad. 6iI
Rsilrnad Si l0do, 2eH. Second BoaSS- safgn $780,
~ p.,,i,,% ~ ,pennsylvsna 5s, gDS 10 shares Resd
$500 Rsadng6s 70. 20 800 shares Rs.daz Rarro.s ~
. BALTfsoRg, August s--Stoek Tosrs-ssD p.,,,...-
gs rls.syre oih shsrss Baltimore ohio Raiirasf
n Do tine, nts ~ o.; ass % 90 tine 1i1 aatps 49,
ssrylsnd eso,ssed =, i2is BID gk asked, Bsi.
more BE- tee 10 bid. l51s askod Bam0r. sns s5s, 90
rad eosds To- psh bsi DO shsrss " bis IN ssses
ropEIeH MARKETS
CnDr-ss July " -rreights are very low vi, n.
lsssss Ttc. per lilo gallons Sugar, % 50 hhd. boTes
70 cts 0'As'
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BUYFALs, August 1851.
The receipts for the last twsny four hours have been
- follows Flour, $500 bbls wheat, 1900 bushels;
corn, 900 bushels There has been very moderate de-
mand for -four, with heavy market, and tendency
slightly downward The sales have been--60O0 bbs ct
50 81 So ~ for Michigan. For wheat there Is not
much inquiry, and quote 1t 76c for Ohio Corn Is
in fair request 5000 bushels sold ut 4sc for mixed
Western Oats, steady. Freghts OF nour, 40; wheat
lie; corn, Sc.
ALBANY, August Q, 1851.
Annexed are the receipts since yesterday Flour,
$500 bbls wheat, 5000 bushels corn, 81 90 bushels
Nothing doing In -four and grain lot Of 1000 bushels
Of two rowed barley in Jefferson county sold at 7s
deliverable during the month. Prison whiskey, 23h
aAc.
NoRreLx, August 8, 1851. 2
Wheat Is dull and heavy. Corn Is In fair demand, at
&c. q 67c for mixed, AND Sc 600 for white
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-10


Death Of Esfma5ie Lady-Tipo Men Druuned-~4ocideu
10 Tom Poueu-More Counseteits Notes.
Mrs Allen, the wife of William II. Allen the Presi-
dent Of GirId College died yesterday in Centre county
while on her way TO witt her relatives at Belefonte
She had suffered from attack Of dysentery while
at the college but becoming copvalescent had started
for home but suffered a relapse before reaching her
destination, which proved fatal The disease has
been very prevalent at the college this summer and
swept OF three Of the orphans ... In
Two men who were cunning excursion down the
river sde fast their at to the stern Of canal boat
in tow OF steam tug and reaching the mouth of the
Schuyli cast of their line The canal boat In turn
ing, was thrown against the skill upsetting It, and
drowning the occupants Their names were Afterwards
discovered to be Peter Keen of South Camden, and
Jeremiah Marshall pilot Of the steam ferry boat VIII
liam Wrsy
The steamboats, Tom Powell and Roger williams left
the city this ornipg with about six hundred passen-
gers. for Cape May. When Marcus Hook the Pow
ell was disabled by the breaking Of her machinery and
Der passengers taken Of and continued their trip
on the opposition boat. the Roger williams
Abner X. Griffith has been held to bail for passing
counterfeit Sos the State Bank Of Ohio Five Of
the notes were found upon him, and he had previously
others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-10
Our sIiddIetown Correspondence.

MIDpLErowr, Conn, Aug ust 7, 1851.
Commencement Of the College, Improvements in TIE TSvn-
Library Of DR.. Jrris.
The usual anniversary exercises connected with the
Wesleyan University have been held during this week
Dr. olin the Pre- sdent has been very sick for
weeks ard did not preach the baccaiaureate sermon
DR. Chsever OF New York city addressed the literary
cieties on Monday evering On Tuesday, Mr. william
Prescott Of Salem delivered oration before the Psi
Epsilon fraternity; and poem Of much merit pro.
nounced by Mr.. 4. J. Pike OF Dover, N Ii. Other ad-
dresses made by Rev Mr. Wentworth of Dick
College aud IL W. Beechsr. John SAKE read the poem
which be has read at other colleges this summer
The speeches at commencement were, for the most
part Of inferior character However among the few
deserving Il praise. will notice one generally es-
esteemed the best, by Mr. n H. Rightor Of Donaldson
La. The graduating class numbered twenty three No
honorary degrees were conferred
During the present summer this town has manifested
some little activity In attempting get the
Air Line Railroad started. Several new buildings
have been erected the main street also very hand
some Catholic church An elegant hotel will soon be
commenced, and when finished will doubtless attract
s1d retain. during the summer, many visitors
The famous library Of the late Dr. Jarvis cata
loer'd nnd will be sold at auction in New York BY Ly
man kawdon, in October Also, his splendid collection
VI psintinas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-10
Our Travelling Correspondent nee.

boftoNs auSurt %, AooL
III. Collision uih the Csnaalod,r,
We left the pier foot 81 Cortsndt street. in the Con-
nscteut on TUESDAY afternoon With fair prospects for
pleasant trip, anticipating arrival in Boston By Eve
o'clock the next morning In conversation With Capt
Winsms while passing rhrog's Point re remarked tina.
appearances indicated foggy night which proved too
true for our comfort About e.ven c'cisck vas
aroused from my tlumbers by the blowing Of the whistle
and thinking IL 10 give notice o. our approach
remained in my berth when was suddenly alarmed By
an awful crash which followed by dreadful scene
Of COZ fusion, Which cannot be descrbed-men ~omsu.
and children running and crying from on. end Of the
saoc 10 the other Alarm depicted "a every coun
tensnce / Immediately wett forward and aacertsIned
position. and then returned 10 the ladies' saloon
and informed them that there was q, danger except
came With lanterns. ~ could sCrk IN. engine
the steamer drifting with The tioe, AZ able which
accounts for not senoing sstance 10 the Comm Jdore
On proc edne into the wheel house was found that
vented the working Of the engine put " sa- oa the
col tre After laboring 9th for hall hour
more The beams and wood work, Hhch iupt Id the
turning q tbs wheel we're cot away In ths meantime
pith bss toinx for sstssnce the Empire State came
10 aid Captain Willianr Of tie Connecticut. In
formed Captain BrsytoD OF stuai ION and psksd him
Il b. would tow up 10 New London harbor ~ imme-
stately ADsvertd yes, and he would up
On tho Conuectcut TO II her eng In. would
I've Umpire State up and passed her havser %
vbieh sac made fast The engineer reported 70 tho
,aF'sin that he thought he could work her SLOW into
honoen and - Captain witiaDs ioformef Captain
s y"b vhs said he vvuid etsy In COMPANY 20
" We could set along without ASSISTANCE sod w. pro
~ ~ Nacvly answering anotf sr In the fog by
w e' ~ w ~e~aher 80 % thos vs could not sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-10
Our Nicaragua Correspondence.

sAs JrAS DE NIcARAevA, July 10, 1851.
7rads an NeGrsgua-TAe Steamer John NJ Clayscn-Na,-
eo'ser Of the San Juan-TAe City Government, &C., &c
Everything Is improvng in this town-every thing be-
tskens lively trade here this fall Business wears ne
aspect the merchants have on their long faces Of the
past few months and raising the prices Of their goods
for goods are becoming scarce and high.
There Ia -four In either first or second hands and
indeed there provisions in the market at all The
spsniards rubbing their hands with joyful gee that
Thousands ofraveers viii pass through the town durnr
the approaching season, for is clearly
hs TINS route viii entirely supersede that via Chagre
One " the steamers for the navigation OF the river viii
De mpsted about Saturday Of this week and will make
Der hrst trp TO the Machuca Rapids with the pass.n
gers ~ route for California BY the Prometheus which IA
expected here the I'D inst In taking out of the br
Mese one ~ the sections Of the iron steamer John
Clayton ON the 9th inst the tackles being of suf
cent strength gave way slipped OF the section
was precptated into i've fthom water and after mush
labor Al exyense Of about three hundred dol ar and
detention Of about days they at last In
raising the section and progressing With the
-.copd steamer rapidly viii permit
The political affairs Of this quiet sd
mnstration acting hsrmopiousy for the welfare Of the
public and all cOnversaon directed to the one
dashing des that this TO be Free Ci.y like unto Ii.
. Iianss Towpsn
The royal family at Bevh.ids" Il in good health
Capt Hudson. ofthe Musqutisn Infantry
The Royal Mail steamer Midway. for southampton ON
the 18th and II ID. NJ schooner II war Bern uda Capt
Jolly hsre
No freight Offering for New York Tier. are about 400
tons Of wood awaiting q vessel from Genoa
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s.A buried In the woods the foot q The gaews
according to the sncisnt custom.
The eIecution was most adpirsSay managed. nstAl~g
having occurred TO render the sosne mere appalling
than the Law requires II.
and regret to say that large number Of females wsre
present, well children Of quite tender age ne
scene vas however, most impressive one, In v'sw OF
the fcrvent pisty exhibited By the prisoner And snes
were but few who seemed disposed 20 mar u ~ I'm.
proper conduct The assembsge quietly dispersed ana
at the time close my letter 6ut few OF the largo
number of angers present remain In the village
The youthful appearance Of the euiPr1t ana ms CON
duet during the 49, Scene, has induced many who
before believed him guilty TO feel some doubt the
subject He was time of hs execution only about
nineteen years Of age and the offence committed
nearly fourteen months since.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-10

O1O0s
MARY JuDeE only sister Of Mr. John Mc}rath 66 Divi
sion street, in the Both year Of her age
The relatives and friends OF tho family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral Sunday Afternoon at
o'clock
On August after short Illness JANE, wife OF George
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Sunday morning 10th
inst at IL O'Clock, from the residence Of her husband
No 22t West Seventeenth street. without further in
vtation.
On Friday August 8, after short illness ELLEN Con-
Tie friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, Sunday 10th inst from her late
residence 81 Fourth without further invitation
In the full of faith Of pton JOHN A.
BANcKEn, printer. aged SO years
His friends respectfully invited to attend his fu
neral this Sunday afternoon, at O'CLOCK from ~ Allen
On Friday evening, August g. WILLIAM F.AScrs, only
child OF John and Elizabeth Baxter aged months and
days
The friends and relatives and the members of North
ern light Lodge, No. 348 o of D. f. add Clinton Tent
No 1871 o. of r.. respectfully invited attend
funeral on Sunday, 10th inst at half past O'Clock
His remains will be taken to Cy press Hills Cemetery for
intermept.
On Friday, August g. after short illness, Mrs MARY
Her friends and relatives are respectfully Invited to
attend her funeral from the residence of her inlaw
Robert Moorhead 376 Pearl street. this afternoon ut
o'clock.
On Saturday August Q, LUXE, of John and Maria
Corrigan, aged years and months.
The friends Of the family, and Of his grandfathers,
Luke Corrigan and John Mckinley respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral Monday afternoon at
O'clock from the residence Of his father, 52 Greenwich
street.
On Saturday morning, Mrs. MARv CtARs, wife Of Mr.
William Smith, in the 63d year of her age.
Her frepds and relatives respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence No 30 Mott
street
At Staten Island on Thursday August 7, HESRy CLAY,
infant OF Joseph l.. and Laura r. White, aged Is
months.
At the residence of his father in Mohawk, N Y, on
August Lieut. De WrrT N. RooT, B. A aged 10 years
At Centreville the north FORK Of the American
river California June "a of typhoid fever DAVID L.
GRAHAM. formerly Of New York.
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BALTIMORE, August o, 1851.
The -Four Epections-The Democratic Judiciary Nomps-
tons-Steam Boiler MISUNDERSTANDING Cases, &C.
There probably not one hundred persons who
yesterday LEFT the city attend the executions that took
carried few persons the latter place. but steam
boat could be obtained to get excursion to the for
mer The fact Is, We have had many executions In
this city within afew years past that there Is nothing
novel in it to those taste to view such sghts
The Democratic Judiciary Convention put forth sno-
ther batch ofcsnddstes for judicial oces Last night
viz -For Judges of the Orphans Court, John J. Grsss
DR. James A. Reed, and William B. Nelson-au very ole
but with the exception Of the last notoriousiy
incompetent and unsuitable For Register Of Wills Co
neral N Hickman; for State Attorney, CharsL N.
Gwynn
terrible steam boiler explosion occurred at early
hour yesterday morning at the r On furnace Of Horace
Abbott at Canton. The boiler carried through =
large furnace stack and the roof OF the building whilst
seven of the workmen who standing near at the
time severely bruised and but none Of them
dangerously
just completed splendid block Of marble for the
Wal gon Monument The block is six IL t long and
three feet wide and came from the Baltimore county
quaTiies On polished surface at the top is first in
scribed the words" Grand Lodge of Maryland !. O.
Fn Below this is deliberately wrought out in raised
work standing out from the face Of the stone, large
spread eagle holding In its bak the three links of the
chain emblemstc Of " Friendship, Love, and Truth"
with scroll containing the words Other insignia Of
the order asefuy arranged and carved In elegant
STYLE in ection with the eagle To the left Of the
with ) ii T. Jerome, NJ @. NJ, who is also ut present
the efficient Mayor Of the city Of Baltimore.
Two more stsbbng occurred in this city yester
day though neither Of them fatal. man named
Jr and man named Michael Sullivan was beaten and
stabbed by several men, at the railroad depot