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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-10
Administrative Sale of
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given, h;r, by virtue ola license
~ from the Honorable Arnold Blaney, Judge of Pro-
bate within and for the County of Lincoln there will be
exposed for sale at The dwelling house of The subscriber
al Parker's Head in Phpsburg, in said County, on he
fourteenth day of July next, O'Clock in the after
noon, much Of the real Thomas Gushing. late
Of said Phipsburg, dec eased will produce the of
Ihrly6ve hundred and nine doars, The pa yment of
his debts aud incidental charges of sale and charg
es of administration
SAID real estate is as follows, viz:-lhe right and
equity redeem the o and buildings where the said
Thomas resided al his uecease-the right in equity
redeem the old Cushing farm including marsha small
piece of marsh, al Small PoInt-one-hal part of VIM
kelleys store said Parkers Head-onc half of
No s. Parkers Head, sub ected 10 mortgage Samuel
Kendaa the right lille and interest OF said deceas-
ed IN The lot and Westinghouse where Nahl ) Todd
resides. with the subsequent right by Judgment and
writ of possesson-pew No A Centre Meeting house,
and also pew in The gallery of The same. AL said
real being situated in said
however The right OF the widow her dover therein,
but the rever sion thereof 10 be sold. .u
Dated Phipsbug, This first day of June, AID 1852.
MARTHA CUSHING,
Administrators Of said Thomas Cushing's estate.
o,,E1
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Democratic Caucus.

The Democratic Republicans Of the Repre-
sentative District, composed of Phipsburg,
Georgetown, Arrowsic and West Bath, will
meet in convention at the Town Hall in Phips-
burg, on Saturday, the 26th inst, at two
O'Clock in the afternoon, to assign the time
when each of said towns shall select can d.
date for Representative to the State .Legis la :
ture. Per order of Town Committee
Phipsburg, June Z, 1852.
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State of Maine.

INCOLN, sat a Probate Court held al Wiscassel
IL on the seventh day of June, AID 1852.
ORDERED that WIN. S. Pauee, administrator of the
estate of Samuel Paiee, late of Baih in said County
deceased, notify the heirs law and creditors Of said
deceased and persons interested, that his second
of administration the estate of said deceased
will be offered for allowance Probate Court
Bath The twenty second day of June inst. when and
where they may be present ifthey cause.
Notice 10 he given by publishing an atlesie ed copy Of
this order in The Eastern Times, paper printed in Bath
two weeks SUCCESSFULLY before said Court of Probate.
Given my hand this seventh day of June, in the
wear of Lord thousand eight hundred and 6f y
two. ARNOLD BLANEN Judge OF PROBATE.
Copy Atest:-EpwIN s. HovEY, Register. 2w51
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-10

F Gov. Kossuth and suite arrived at New
York on Monday afternoon in the steamer Ali
da, having left Albany in the morning. He
was accompanied by committee from the lat.
ter city. He is stopping in New York, at the
Irving House, and will probably remain there
several DAYS, and perhaps until after the arri-
val from England Of bis mother and sisters
A part of his suite will sail for England on the
18th of June.
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GEN. PIERCE IN PENNSYLVANIA. Pitts
burg, June q The nomination of Gen.
Pierce is satisfactory to the entire Democracy
Of Allegheny County. Many of the old
politicians, principally friends Of Cass and
Buchanan, have heidi caucus, and pub.
lished call, with many prominent names
attached Tor the holding Of ratification
meeting. The young Democracy also meet
tomorrow to make preliminary arrange.
'ments for great ratification meeting.
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To the COnsumptive.

70 Persons who have been taking the COP LIVER
OIL, be pleased 10 learn that DIR WlLBOR 156 Court
ST. Bos cd, has succeeded (from directions OF several
professional gentemen) in combining the oil with lime
IN such manner that II is pleasant the TASTE and ills
effects in Lung complaints are truly wonderful. Very
many persons whose cases were pronounced hopeless
and who had taken the clear Oil for long time with.
out marked effect, have been entirely cured by using
this preparation.
BE sure and get the genuine, manufactured by
A. b. WIIBOR
For sale by A. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and
vicinity. 3m43
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Citv of Bath.

In Board Of Aldermen, May 10, 1852.
ORDERED:--rh the @ uaranne Regulations be as
" follows. and after The 10Th day of June
and until the 10Th day of October next, quarantine
shall be had all vessels their officers
gers and crg,es. their arrival any port where
any conas ious sickness prevailed The time of their
Departure; all vessels on board of which any
person >ha have died. have been sick with any
tagous disease during their home ward bouid passage
No person shall be allowed 10 go board of
shore from any vessel when quarantine, without
permit from the boarding officer Vessels will anchor
on the quaraItinc ground, opposite the South Steam
Mill 81 f4 :
% Pilots will take notice of the foregoing regula-
tons and act accordingly.
~E "a sF n JOHN PATTEN, Mayor.
WILLIAM ToRREY, City Clerk. ID Ii
, Bath, June I, 1852. @ 50lf
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The Journal OF Commerce Washington
correspondent says it is represented there
that the Seward wing OF the Wing party
have formed scheme to take entire posses
sion Of the National Wing Convention, and
convert it to their purposes. ID b.. ....
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I'll
Charleston, June 6. The nomination of
Gen. Pierce was received here with great sur
prise. Dispatches from prominent southern
delegates vouch for Pierce acceptable to the
south, and he will receive the vote of the Pal
metio State. rs.- fra
Wilmin s7on, N. c., June 6.-Pierce and
King are most acceptable to the democracy in
this quarter.
Washington, June 6. The democracy of
this city express great satisfaction with the
nomination
Richmond, June 6.-The democratic nomi-
nations, especially that of Mr.. King, are well
received here. Virginia, seconded by North
Carolina, having set the Pierce ball in motion,
he is claimed as the Virginia candidate.
Petersburgh, June 6. Dispatches from our
delegates vouch for Pierce as good man and
true, and the nominations are well received.
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e We are gratifed with the Democratic
vote of this city on Monday last. Our friends
did their duty nobly. Tney had money, threats
and other influences to contend against, but
met them all with spirit and courage worthy
of Democrats. We increased our vote lO3
from the last election, This afeues well for
the fall campaign. Let Us keep the ball in
mOtion l ,l".
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For mcipicnt consumption. we know of no better
remedy than WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
Ky. II is soothing and healing in nature, and is ad
mlraby adapted 10 alay and disspate that annoy ing
and distressing irritation, which much prevails al this
season OF The year. caused by colds coughs and ills
brought on by frequent and sudden chang es Of the
weather. We know of several sever cases which have
been radically cured by the OF this Balsan Some
two years since friend OF was suffering under
what was thought TO be confirmed cons utnpion-a Sc
we're cough, loss of appetite night sweais By the
use OF the Balsan, he dispeed these alarming en-
croachmens, and is now in the enjoyment of compara-
tive good health-New England Washing tonion Bos-
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Attention the Whole!
W 81 T. T. { 81 @ye@.

In this city, 5th inst, by Rev whittesey, Mr. Bruce
city.
In this city, by Rev John Fiske, Mr. John Mars to
Miss Sarah w Turner, both of this city.
In this city, LIST inst, by Rev o Fske, Mr. Samuel D
Croker 10 Miss Julia Moran, both of this city.
In Portland, Sd inst, by Rev Mr. Cutler Mr. Albert B
Blu Ter, of this city TO Miss Jane Knox, OFF.
lii Phpsburg, 9Th inst, by Reed Esq, Mr. Peter
Armstrong, of Phipsburg, Miss Sarah Shaw of Gar
diner. J.- 4s b.
In Bowdon, cd inst, Mr. Amos Small of Bowdoin, to
Mrs Margaret Beal of Bowdoinham.
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SPOKEN.

May 49, lat &c. lon IS 81, ship Tempest 10 days fin Mo-
bile for Liverpool.
May Is, lat SO 80, lon So, ship Lizzie Harvard from
Charleston for Liverpool.
May g. lat &c IL, Ion II SO, ship Clara Ann, Reed FIN
Matanzas for Antwerp same time was seen bark Homer
OF Bristol, from Cardenas for Baltimore.
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EASTERN TIMES
S&R MARINE JOURNAL. shEs
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
Il TUESDAY, June /.
Brig Arcadian, HUFF Savannah.
Sch Arno, Beals, New York.
THURSDAY, June 8.
ARRIVED.
Brig Venus, Orr, Savannah.
Sch Ophir, Smith, Jacksonville, Fla.
Sch United States, Grant, Georgetown, SC.
sch Geo W Pickering, Park, Wilmington, NC.
Sch H Sampson, Berry, Wilmington, NC.
Sch Warren. DAVIS Choptank, Va. .--..
Sch Alexandria, Blanchard New York.
Sch Planet, Snow, Portland.
CLEARED.
Brig Geo W Jones, Burke, Philadelphia.
FRIDAY, June 4.
ARRIVED.
Sch Niagara, Colburn, Boston.
SATURDAY, June S.
ARRIVED.
Brig Atlantic, Leighton, Savannah
Sch st Marys, McFadden, Boston.
Sch Ospray, Weymouth, Salem.
MONDAY, June 7.
ARRIVED.
Sch Hiberna, Mckinney, Boston.
Sch Arenzamend Fogg, Bostnn.
Sch Liberty, Pnkham, Boston.
CLEARED.
Ship Albert Franklin, (new) Long, St John, NIB
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TRIAL OF ELIzuR WR1GHT-In the U. S.
Circuit Court at Boston, the trial of Flizur
Wright for aiding in the rescue of Shadrach
was continued. A number of witnesses were
George Woodman testified that at the election
i'll Februry, 1851 when ]. T. Stevenson was
chosen to fill vacancy in the Boston delega-
ton in the legislature, Mr.. Wright in CONVEX
sation in the eight ward room, declared he
would resist the fugitive slave law to the death,
and would shoot him. (Woodman) or anybody
else, if they put themselves in his way in exc
cutting it. Clement Willis and Jcdediah Bar
ker testified to the same effect
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Temperance Waterman Club.

The Temperance Waterman Club will meet
every Tuesday evening at half-past o'clock,
P. NJ, at Rechabite Hall. Per order.
Bath, May Goth. s....
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LINCOLN ss.-Ata Probate Couri held nj Wiscasset,
within ard for The County of Lincoln the 9TH day
OF June, A ID 1852. .. ID 81
toner give notice 10 all persons interested by publish
ing in the Eastern Times printed in Bath copy ofthis
petition with this order thereon fourteen days before
The 22d day OF June inst that he may appear Pro-
bale Court then 10 be held at Bath, al ten O'Clock in The
forenoon, and show cause, il any he have why the
prayer of said petition should moi be granted.
ARNOLD BLANEY Judge.
A true copy. Attest, EDWIN 5 HcvEY, Reg. 3w5I
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Notice to Bows.

EROM this date shall allow no boys in our Auc-
L ton Store during evening sales; and, certain
evil-mnded ones, whose NAMES we have on record,
will be handed over to the police ifagain detected
our premises.
Bath, March IL, 1852. OWEN Co.
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Tothe Honorable Arnold Blaney, Esquire: Judge OF
Probate, within and for the County OF Lincoln
Dear Sir: Having lefI the Stale of Name, and n be-
ing therefore impossible for attend the duties
of Administrators of the eslse nf the faie DR.. John
Stockbrdge hereby request leave 10 resign the OF.
fee of AimnistIa,rix, and request that som9 other
| suitable person be appointed.
Yours &c. Ell r STOCkBRIDGE.
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% 6 81 { III 8

In this city, 9TH inst, Mrs Eliza Morse aged 60.
In this city, I'd inst, Maria Harriet. only child Of Ken
dali Miles, aged years and months.
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DEMOCRATIC REJorc1NGs. The offices of
the Boston Pos, and q. the Boston Times were
Illuminated Monday night, in honor of the
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INSTALLATION. The installation of Rev.
Mr.. Willis, as pastor of the Unitarian church
in this city, will take place on Wednesday
next, 18th inst. Sermon by Rev. Mr.. Lo-
throp, of Boston.
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Hacmetao Knees.

C00 HAcMETAC KNEES from 4lto 10 inches;
very low. Inquire of -a-rr-- OWEN i CO.
Bath June 3. 1852. i-- f@-t. IT.
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Great Attraction +!

OWEN & CO are now receiving direct from N. York
" and sion, and will offer unpreced@ntly low pr-
ces the GRANITE STORE, all The varieties of Ladies'
Dress Goods suited 10 The season, such
Lawns, Beragc DeLaines, Muslins, Corded and
Checked Cambrics, sc. Also, Silk and
Satin Visites. Shawls, Parasols, Gloves,
Hose, Trimmings, 80, &c.
Purchasers will do well to call and examine their
stock June 2, 1852.
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Havana-In port 22d ult, barks Yorktown, Springer
Hy Warren, for Sagua, TO load for York. Ind Queen
Drummond, for Hamburg
Ar 2lst ult, bark Glenburn Sampson, Baltimore.
Cid 18th, brig Cardiff, MELVILLE Cardenas 18th, bark
Hy Warren Rarden, Sagua and New York (gets IS per
hid sugar.
In port 22d ship Macedona. Prebe for Boston soon;
T Roger Sprague for New York, ldg; Saxony, Mel
cher ldg Ophr Wood, and ebecca, Sawyer, rt chit
bark Yorktown, Springer, for York. .r- =
Matanzas-In port 2eth ut ship Erie, Curtis, FIN New
York. ar 22d, wig.
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CAU TloN.-None genuine unless there is Oh the
pun Wrapper, note OF hand, signed with pen, by a
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail by A. l.. SEQ
Nl LIN * 20 Propreiors at their Principal Depot,
whom all orders for the Medicine ami letters relating
TO aSeneies' should be addressed, pou paid.
Ai'Soi tor sale in Bath, by A. G. Page; Waldo
PRlCE-in large bottles, oO or SIX bottles for SIS
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DIR. NOURSE

HAS removed to Pearl Street, cd house west of CAPTAIN
dahock House. ASH
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Per steamship Arctic, at New York.
Adv Liverpool goth u ships Pelican State and Rich
ard Morse, Perry, for New York LIST inst Adratic
Snow, New York with despatch; John Henry, Oxnard,
for Philadelphia 24th ut MYpe, Freeman, for New Or
leans, do - .
Emf for ldg l9th Pelican State, for New York.
AT London 2ls ship Masonic Coney, for New York
9TH inst. NJ .tl la y
Ar at Newport goth, Harvard, Andres Liverpool,
to load for Charleston
Sid from Glasgow 18th 18th, statira Morse, Lawton
New York.
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Commissioners Notice,

Commissioners Notice.
ME having been appointed by the Judge ofProbate for
w the County of Lincoln 10 receive and examine the
claims Of the creditors Of Milton Mereen, late of Phips-
burg in said County, deceased whose represent
ed nsolvent give notice that six months commencing
the second day February 1852, have been allowed
To said creditors TO bring in and prove their claims and
That we will attend TO the service assigned at Bah
April 22d and June 3D. the Office of Washington Gil
BERT and at Parkers Head in Phipsburg March 25th
May goth and July 18th at the Counting Room of James
l. Todd at one O'Clock Of each of said days.
Also, on the third day Of August at W. Cbert's Of
flee, Bath, at the same hour
Dated this third day Of February. A 1852.
Ia. - w. GILBERT, I c,
SWISS -t .t JAMES L. TODD, s 0
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DISASTERS,

Some portions of the cargo of tn, Man Slurtevan fin
Liverpool for Boston, which put in here 7th were sold
18th, and other portions are adv for sale.
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Ship Timber.

On TONS ofhard wood Ship Timber, such rs Floor
~ Tmbers, Fu,ocks, Naval Timber, &C., for sale
cheap. Inquire Of OWEN CO.
June 8
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A GOOD CUP OF TEA.

TOW delicious and refreshing is good cup Of Tea!
II And how many there are who pay so cents, and
even rs cents, pound for common Tea, when they
can have for the money, or less, nice, fresh,
and sweet Tea, newly opened, with an aroma and
taste which impar delightful, pleasant glow, and
an invigorating influence. All Teas are injured by
being exposed to the air. and lose their goodness BY
remaining long in the chest after opening. Such is
NOT the case with the Teas sold by Reddng & Co.,
at their China Tea store," No. 1893 WAsHIreros
srsErr, Bosros. This store has been in successful
operation five years, and Tea, Coffee and Chocolate
only are sold there Thousands of chests OF lea are
received by the Proprietors, and disposed Of annu-
ally; and their stock, for variety Of kinds, is not
equalled in the city. Besides, devong their sole at
tention to the sale Of Tea it gives to the purchaser
an advantage in knowing where he can Always get
Trash and choice nualfies AZ 4
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VERY LOW PRICE.

To enable Families in the country to lay in sup
ply for their own use, the propretors offer Five
Pounds good sweet SoucHoNc for LIS; Five POUNDS
ORANGE PEKoE for S1.75; Five Pounds NIroYoNo
for Sl.50; Five Pounds Fine YouNo HYsoN for So;
Five Pounds OLD HrsoS for $3.50; and COFFEE,
ground at their own Mills, Ten Pounds best CunA for
Sl.20; Ten Pounds hest JAVA for SLIGO; Ten Pounds
best MOCHA fer s l60, ground.
% Orders from the country, enclosing the money,
may be sent at risk and tho package will %
carefully forwarded, strongly packed. Orders by
Express men Immediately attended to.
Address REDDING & CO.,
China Tea Store,
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Confirmed Bronchitis Cured!
Letter from a We'll Known Citizen.

PATTERSON, J. Sept ], 1851.
Mcssrs. ScovILL Co-Gens.-S;x months ago |
was pronounced The victim OF incurabe BRoacHITs.-
Weak, emac harra ssed wiiha constant Tough, and
Shiny expecioration considered my own almost
hopeless. sill continued 10 try medicine after med
iclne, hoping, rather than believing, might find
llet; Finally one of your advertisements OF Dr. Rog-
my eye. There semeI hing rational and phllo
sophical III the mo ius operdnf by which il pur
ported TO be accomplished, that concluded give
trial. Twas fortunate Thing for me that did SO, for
soon experienced abatement Of The serious symp-
IONS OF my complaint and by persevering and regu-
lar use OF The syrup together with the other measures
recommended by you in the pamphlet around the bottle.
nave enilreiy reganed by usual health, and fnd my
lion as those of any living man
viii
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Tamarinds, Jcllies, Preserves,

CRANBERRIEs, Oranges, Lemons, sardines, Prunes.
" Olive Oil, Ext Lemon, Ext Vanilla, Ground Sage,
Summer Savory, &c; Ground Pumpkin, Extra Figs,
lsngass Moss Yeast Cocoa Of all kinds, &c, for sale
the City Market by A PAGE.
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Rollins. W. r-n r. Bike, A. Hoy. X y Gopses. Lesnns
s.b'er. J. wsarou y G, Field l. J. Harvey rsompsg "a
H ~ Iso%',Sn jacobs, vss%s'e S,n,n Morn,
Thomas J. X. Sc hver. Puae Jr w W. ".ker. =. ~oss
n Il. Inse. d. Corey r Hurhe-. Myers l. smith An
derscn, BIseh Post H. Thomson. W Vsnferos ~
erbooi, T. Reed j. Renrts Fsrquhar-on. Wal
ors H. Coni, Ions Huf, WIN. Hodasn Wm Lowe Jos, Lr,n
T Tso M R,,. asb E.no hres VIM B.an
WshEen sahhns J. Ms1yon, simpson, l. Mayeorn 'scoo
esr.p cescens cay for f,pi,s.sR-cspt Brent, U.st;
r Dudley C. Eastman Samuel Barrett. rhos. Base p.
swf o. D,bbe D. Lounr L. Byns'on c d. 6roH MIS- an,
nei Mrs seoheh. O. c. Bates Mrs efnsn MS heken saa
chid Geo HFken Jones. H. Dnye. Mrs. Hnrphrry Mrs
ocoph and ehih D. b. Baker: L. Buron Be1ord ca $
mess mrs l. c. ndrrn Mr.. Jessup All chld
Poster $ Alden, r W Se~en ) HcKiu-.y chss Farren.
MA Muny, Jno. Cook WA Cook w H. Iynnes g. l. Bh,".
Ms. NJ A. Smith. A. Ha-kirs G. wel J. GaeJ. " smith.
w H. Vaughn T. Downs A Harbsrson Hale. n. Richards,
r rs1. Mh.y 6 B,se Houston w Hp sn wv
= w Wesns, Jas. Bull Jno Mrnjen W A. Hsney Hare g.
Hare Jas Peel Chas. Bsrisy T. A. Horton Y. Horton,
in,tuson L. Ryno. Geo. siance. VIM sance, G. W. Bhss,
A. J. hssins ssns cr.ry A. X. Dibbe. II Farmer J. g.
rr1s%pj1n' iGhR Honss G. H N,lny Hai.on Brow y
Ysuns w. FISHER Doneel-ien Donsesea Bemneer
Chas Yorker. A. sampson. Tos Money. wn Roe. u y Run
yan n Gooa Jacob Choen, j. o. Leshy w. H. Loa,n Chas
Bard Dsnclet C. J. Zimmerman Newell Pain J. Nun
son H. Lane, NJ Paenter, John rrgan Il Thomas, A. A. Al
bea, Bea'ie, John Hovath Davi-. Gonoush d. Hart W.
Ja. Mecormiek crands L. NJ HeTman, D. H. Pet,insl D
s MeIry, ). 4 Haskell, W. M,rs;on. Lsah-y, w
g PrInsn Faulkner John A. Fnnsn. Sawyer }. VI. Scott,
Gibson, W. A. Gibson james J. Mccrame and lady,
sr d. NJ Dresser pr chahnor D. NJ Locke Babcock J. g.
babcock Swan d. Roberts w shaw d. = Bodrett j. parker
lhos Washlnson,G Psrt j. PARK. Farrell o Cote G. Be-
Srewn w c Brown W $ Reynolds. D. Reynolds, j. scoSsh p
Collins Finn, Jno waylon Bowen Cove. D. Scott j.
Holiness Adams Co., Messeng-r,-a and $50 Steerase
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~. FrrzABETH L.. widow

On ,l, 5h infant after short Illness ElsiAAohi" ~ ~
<fbe s,e samuel Andreas the 18Th year OF hei age and
I'LL family witt those Of her brothers, Chaes ano
W.. u Brown and Other sw w H. si2ei are -. NV 49,.
49, he 6nersl services Wednesday, at r. NJ a, hc e
v,s5epce No ISL 80 81, between Avenues y anu ~ ''
Vii h, tak IN 10 Stamford, Ct for biermsnt 4,
On Wejnesdsy Nav 8, LEONARD LEE, aRed ~ e..
II Isn and re- respectfully invited TO auend ms
- bon, further invitation Friday next the IN instant Al
ocoeI M from No East 18th st., near 2da Inc re-
mains will be taken TO Greenwood cropcr v.rKIvG
On Wednesday. May B, OF consumption, "H'i''
TON, aged 10 years and month H. YIN T
The friends Of family also those Of his ootherin nw ~
Colby are respectfully invited to attend bis 9nel 'o" W
Jsucs No 3 Madison St. further invitation Oh fneay al
On Wednesday MAY s, Miss MARTHA c. KNIGHT, aged IL
wears in the full hope of blessed Immortality ",
Her members Of the Baptist abernace Ne" ok'
and the Baptist Church. Wiansoursh are Ie'psc' E
,sd M an nd her from the residence OF the late mar
Hathaway No 70 South 9th Wamsbursh at "a O'Clock tins
On "wednesday May g. ofcOnseon Of the lungs JAS BowLEs'
Inc ends the family respectfully invited to attend his une
ra,oday from his late residence NO 4io9a broau"eS az
On Wednesday morning MAY ., OF consumption ~ iu
other hules and the tumphs OF faith, MIS- MANI ouD y,
rebc Ehss Hane merchant Of this city, IN tie 4h year oil he'
Her friends snd those other Daniel Hanes, T. C. Doemus,
and John Nixon respectfully invited TO attend her unera
without further notice. from her late residence, 20
park East Otrs Friday 18th inst Her remains VIII
be same day to Ehzabebosn where ehgous ser
win be held the First Presbyterian Church az "a
Al Hudson H. April 90 Mrs SARAH SMITH, WE oil Jeher'
Smith, aged As years. ~,
Gu Wednesday mornins MAY 3, ELIZABETH daughter OF W.
w and Mary r. Arm6eli, aged years and months -
The and friends Of the family invited TO attend the
funeral this Thursday afternoon at O'Clock from their residence
No IqT 9Th 81. - 49, ,orr,.c
TON 50 years widow OF the late Joseph Coddngon Of hs
city.
inaw Fairfax Mrs VIRGINIA CARY in the 9th year oil her
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A. and Mana Bremner, aged months.
The relatives aud friends are 10 attend funeral Thurs
day 9th inst, at 2 O'Clock, from No i5s East 3jds