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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13
.Oriai1lal poctrg.
q, rsu,,,, let me praise thee.


O! Esun,, let me praise thee.
forp,eArrp TO TIE FRIENDS OF THE GREAT
lSsrIRER. ,.
So many urc blaming, o Rum! lot me p'asse'
a. Thy faings they all love to tell, b.
,For If thou must die, as die we all must,
taiu then would bury thee reA.
o,brirht is thine eye, Rum, md ruddy thy check
3 They sparkle and glow as ofyore'
And warm is thy heart, and warm it shall be
Until. dearest Rum, thou'rt no more.
Thy friendship is strong, Rum, remember the
grasp
Thou ravcst md first at thy door,
II never has left me, tho others bcrcit me,
Thou,r. the same to the rich and the poor.
And now, while all others would curse and
defamc,
Drum! | would still be thy friend,
Tho, all else should leave thee, i, shall not be-
OF INC; I'll be thine to the end.
/ have followed thee long, and will follow thee
stll,
Death only shall part US dear Rum,
And if no others mourn, forsaken and lorn,
I'll stand in my weeds round the tomb.
-.
There with my crownless hat and tail-lcss coat
And myold solelcss Brogans too, r-n
/ will testify, to each passer by, =.
Rum! how loved you.
Distiller, retailer, and customer too,
Will join in the mournful lay,
And we'll bury thee, Rum, in a marble tomb
For well do thy profits repay.
: Thy 'epi.aph thenTin brighslcstersiofgoid'
We'll write for posterity, ,-1.
Tha. our children may come and weep tor thee
Rum,
Thou friend Of humanity. r.r."
parkersburg. Va, Feb. 1852. c.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13
The Marriage Relation,
Addison has left on record the

Addison has left on record the fol-
lowing important sentences:
"Two persons who l'avo chosen
each other out Of all the species, with
n design to be each others mutual
comfort and entertainment, have in
that action bound themselves to be
good-humared, aAablc, torgiving, pa
ticnt and joyful, with respect to each
others frailtics and impellcc,ions, to
the end Of their lives"
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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

Philadelphia, March 5.-The Methodist
Convention adjourned last night at n lato
hour. A resolution was passed petition.
ing the General Con ference for lay re pre-.
sentation, und opposed to any alteration Of
the Episcopacy and itiuerancy Of the
church.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

Tho Baltimore Annual Conference Of
Methodist Ministers convened at Cum.
berland, Nd, on Wednesday, March 8.
Bishop Jaues is expected to preside, assis-
ted by Bishop Waugh. This conference
embraces the largest membership Of any,
consisting Of more than 10000, who arc
under the PASTORAL care Of 800 minis.
ters.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13
China and San Francisco.

Communication with China across
the Pacific is constantly increasing.
The missionaries at Shanghai and
Ningpo begin to feel that they arc
quite near tho United States. "Form-
erly," says Rev. Mr.. Macgowan, 81
told the Ceines that came from the
far west; but now, pointing to the
rising sun, I say, My home lies just
across those waters.'"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13
A Venerable Relic.

At recent conference Of churches
in Groton, Muss., the identical Bible
used by John Rogers, tho martyr,
and carried by him to the stake, some
oithc leaves of which bear tho marks
oftho flames, was brought to tho con.
forcuce by adcsccndant Of the mar.
tyE
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

Ir is we'll known that thread Of
platina can be made rcd hot by means
Of a strong electric battery. 1t is
now found that such a thread can be
used in operation on the human body
with greater facility than the sharpcst
knife.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

A GENEROUS MANA day or two
since an elderly man stepped into the
Commissioners Hall, Philadelphia,
and partook of n bowl of soup, made
by the South wark Soup Socity for
the poor people Of tho District. He
pronounced it excellent, and generous
iy handed over ono hundred dollar
note for the benefit Of tho society.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

GRArIruDE OF a SLAvE.-Thcrc is
at Tih's Exchange Hotel, in Mobile,
lump of quartz gold just as it was
picked up in California, weighing a.
bout three pounds. and valued at some
thing over $G00.-lt was present to
Mrs. Montague, Of Marengo county,
Ala, from slave now in California,
who although in a free State, could
not forget his mistress. but sent her
this gift US a token Of remembrance.
1t is, says the Mobile Herald, certain
ly considerable ofa curiosity as u
specimen lump" and tho donor,
every one will admit, is trump"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13
From Tie Alta CalJornia, Of Feb. /

From tic AIta Caty0rnta, Of Fe0. l
The Legislature went into Senate
rial Convention on Wednesday last.
The principal candidates for the SEN
atorship were Mcssrs. King, Weller,
Broderick, McLane, Tingley, Smith,
Anderson and Ralston. On the Sth
ballot, Democratic caucus having
returned the name of J. B. Weller to
the Convention as the candidate OF
that party, tho gentleman was elected
by vote of71, to II complimentary
votes cast for Maj. P. B. Reading.
The caucus held on three days, and
it was only by the withdrawal Of sever
al of tho candidates that Mr.. Weller
received u nominating vote.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

A DEAD SHor.-Ths Anti-Temperaucc
folks in Milwaukee recently held mee-
ting and adopted memorial 10 the Leg
isla,ure, setting forth the fearful disasters
which 50 frequently result from the h'ju.
dlcious use Of cold water as beverage,
and asking the Legislature, in view there
of. 10 enact that any man who drinks a
glass Of water except on the prescription
Of physician, shall pay fine Of $1,000.
Whereupon the Free Democrat drily OBJ
serves
ave presume il nobody drank any more
cold water than the authors Of this memo.
rial. such a law would occasion very
little Inconvenience"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

SMALL pox.-Dr. Field, Of Wilmington,
Del, says thu, one tablespoonful Of good
brewers yeast, mixed with two table
spoonfuls Of cold water, and given from
three to four times n day to an adult, and
in less quantities to children, is q cure
for small rox. This disease is very prev
allen. at the present time. Tho remedy
above stated may be Of use to persons af.
fec,ed with ii who have not yet consulted
q physician.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

Baliimors, March 6.-lforrid Affair."
Jas. White, living in Maiden Lane, near
East Stree, while in q drunken fit, this
mo,uins.set fire 10 his house. and cut the
,hroats OF his two children and also his own.
After the fire was ex.insuished the bodies
were found in considerably charred state.
His wife had fled from the house in order
to escape his brutal attacks; and had no
fear of his hurting tho children, to whom
he had always been kind.~
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

Coop ApylcE.-Dr. Bailey, Of the
National Era, says to lis corrcspon'
dents; "Whcn you write for tho press,
use black ink, clear, good paper,
written on one side only, letters large,
and plain enough to be read like print
and, if you suspect defects in style,
grammar or punctuation, get friend
to correct it, and do not call upon the
editor to do it. He has no timo, and
it is not his business"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

70 The question of using the Bible
in schools is warmly agitating the
people of Canada. The Protcstants
are well nigh unanimous against Sec
tartan schools, and in favor Of the use
of the Bible. Tho Romanists arc de-
termined to keep the Bible out of the
schools, if possible; at any rate to
have separate schools Of their own
and they will refuse to pay the school
tax unless Government will support
them.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

Mr.. Browne, Of Stafford, has offered in
the House of delegates Of this Suite, u
reso luton for making the passing Of
notes Of less denomination than So mis-.
d-meanor, punishable by fine und impris'
onment and to make the county aud
other officers in addition to their oath oi
office, swear that they have not aud will
not receive or pass such notes.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

Inspection Of Mnaerics.-Pctitions
to the Queen, and to both Houses OF
Parliament, from the Protestant ladies
of Great Britain, arc at present being
transmitted to all parts ot'thc country
praying that if nunneries arc still to
bo allowed to exist in the United
Kingdom, they may hcnccforth be o,
pen to the inspection Of the civil ma
gistrato.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

A GENTLEMAN residing in the nuigh-
borhood of Cork, on walking out ono
Sunday evening, met ayoung peasant
girl, whose parents lived near his
house. "Wherc are you going, Jen-
nv" saidhc. "Looking for son.in-law
for my mother, sir" was the smart
roply.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

Seventy years ago. it cost five dol
lars to have Il pound of cotton spun
into yarn it now costs Thirty cents.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

Amcr,tan and Foreign Bible RoOm.-
We are informed that tho First Baptist
church III the city Of New York, OF i;s
corporation, we know not which, has aot-
fed the American und Foreign Bible So.
cicty, ,ha, that Society must g"itth rooms
in which its business ia lsan.uried. These
rooms were rendered by the church, i'll
1915, to the b bic Soriety, as built for i'a
permanent urcurai"n auNl USE, and wers
accepted By tho S"cie'S as such. The
,rhnrrh has since changed its views and
now wi,l.dIaws the gfI.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13
TRY

A letter was sen, few weeks ago from
tho Missionary Rooms. to pastor in New
Jersey, stating the necessities Of our treas
ury, aud inquiring whether he could not
induce his people to raise and remit $50
before The close OF March. He he has since
informed us that when the letter was re-
csived, he doubted whether it would bo
possible to oobtain the sum which had been
named, but after some reflection and
reading the Macedonian for February. he
resolved 10 test the fticacy Of the little
word TRY. He therefore preached mis-
sioaary sermon, and invited the contrIbu
tions Of all. Immediately, an elderly gen.
tlemaa not a member Of the church, up
prouched him. "Well, Mr.. W
said the pastor, show much will you givs
me in aid Of this great object" Tbs re-
ply was, "Mr. c., I'll give you sn
even sum put me down $50" The pas
ter was so greatly surprised at such a. re-
suit that he hesi,a,el to enter the sub
scrip,ion, ami looked irquidnsly, but with
no little emotion, at the venerable con-
.ribuor. lie found, however that there
was no mis,ake,-tha, the $50, and much
more would be forth coming. from CRATE
ful givers, and that no pastor can know
how much he can 10 for the cause Of mis-
sions Until he trics.-Nlascdo,M,.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-13

Good character above all things else.
Never listen to loose or infdel conver
sation,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
Disnsfern, &c.

SNIP TEoFrc1s clipper ship Topc Smith from New York Nay
81 TOR Cao bsha the ith Of july
night OF the "a got 10 contact the British bark Ganmsn Castle
from Bahia bound Loador ssh n caused tie latter
Immediately The catain and succeeded getting
Of the Iopc Tue lost her b0wepn b1oOI cuwatsr
AID aud bad hole er bows would have 70
charge Part Of her cargo 20 repair damages
las OF tie Scotch bark Queen, which
ProyHetown last April having been oil
habor has been chased ~ Capt d. Arsy Bansoror
ard WILDE taken Hampdsn for repairs Size was built only
four years since, Of teak, African OAK and locust
Loss o. Sens ASTILEs-lhe ship COrnga Mason which sailed
from Boston the lith San FaucscO,
O'clock, II beng DARK Cape Ann w n. W. 40 ms With schG
Autts Hall Of and from Tlomaston FOR New YORK. with go tb
hne Tie schooner sunk alter Capt Hail. crew and two
LADY passeseis were saved losing e7eyhug Tie ship cut
and head and returned Boston repairs
Bs CHAHPoS James from Bo,ton July ST. Andrew
IN ballast weIt ashore tic 30 Jolespo Vessel total
loss materials landed AZ JonespOr
TFE HIsEIrr MAErEa which -shore tie rocks Of
Castle h has been tai the railway Newport examna
ton, and received very Some Dor
tons Of her Keel IS slightly chaled
TRrsE - The Merchants Office In Providence f
go eighth chr Nathan Burr Of Fan River before re-
ported a GOV and slnk oil Barnes Owned b.
Smith, CifaN RIVER
scuooyr lumber laden belonr, 10 Yarmouth
and l-IOue1 70 DO the ncess Baker ,r vr
went ashore cleAnSo lrh, poOut Ok high water
tie Lucy Hsul Reef Ths captain Gaze 10 Ne spod lett
nortns nr tie purpose oil procuring hshers bssst IN ayrs
cargo he ssed that lie haf 5sed ani uear, m OF water
and Il LIQUID come on 20 blow lie sic would 40 70
pieces CaI GIBBS Of icr Charles H. Norhau az Proy ZEN
saw yer about noon at which tine tie sei strip
l. apDrrlos Boston and Provdese n q .,d
tie Aor Mutual and ~ New York have
o. tie ship siaiorda srppo ed lost extent of 001
sHP O1oED aslore Bodesa, belonging 20 BERLIN
Ne" YORK. al1 With Ter cargo, insured there $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. William Multi
ken, Orderly sergean, of the Montgomery Guard who
suddenly died the night Of The 18th inst was buried
wednesday with militry honors. Several companies
were out on the occasion. The family and friends of
the deceased represent him to have died with the chos.
70, and complain Of tie nuisaucss with which their
dwelling IL surrounded Complaints of this Character
are frequent, and justly so, there being many log ots
upon which water has been standing for weeks the
Oh "Lcn are occasonins sic kness Ia several quar-
teis OF cry Many OF the streets In aneutably
dirty cor dillon, euttered with garbage and flih ana
other mster calculated to engender disease
low lot, bounded by Steubenst and Prospect.place
and covered with sagnant water and decayiug matter
s particularly obnoxious the residents of thst neigh
borhood. There has been one sudden death ia STEM
bens In the early part Of the week and others are sick
10 Una. seehen On SusssxSt, the residencs OF
,ne Iate MT Muiken, an intolerable Nuisance exists
horses snd hogs &C. being kept In yard Ia the rear
OF buildings from which there Is no Convenient orte,
les'erdsy NOR ang By direction ofthe authorities, ine
was thrown along the curb-stones az the foot of mon,
eomeryst The city is without Stree, Insnector ard
the Common Council have concluded not 10 elect one
REwARD.-Fifty dollars reward is of
iered for the reapprehension Of Randolph who escaoed
from Hudson County Jail and Sheriff Msrsels is &C.
tyely engaged In endeavoring 70 ferret him out
IMPRoyEMENT.-The Newark Pink
road Company have been desired TO raise their road AZ
its terminus In this city In consequences of the neon
,ehencs Travellers are put to when il 10 oyerho we'd BY
at an early day. -'
- William Moore, laborer, charged
WIN Striking Mr. Jsmes hunrse builder, with club,
W. i ineha 70 kl some time since, was examined be.
lore Justice Boswell on Wedpesdav and ha 60. ons
United Tor hias at the next Court Of Sessions.
WIG GENERAL CoMMIrrEE.-Tbe
SeneLs Committee met last night at Washington Hail.
,Ss une PURPOSE OF making arrangements to carry Out
Convention to DO holden ct Trenton on the 81 sses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20

Albany, Aug 1.-The past q hours' receipts have
FLOUR, 3,1lO bbs Corn 3915 bushels: Wool 1882
@ sales were made Of 2 600 bushels Com part to ar
nye) at &c. for Nesie Mixed and Round Yellow Other
aItieels are quiet ana UNCHANGED
CHARLESTON, Aug l9--COTTON sales TODAY we've 195
bales ano for the week tey foot up los bales a. ces
ranging from Gl2c. The market closing firm and tsn5ng
spward. hiidling upland is quoted at ildllc TIE re-
eslps OF the geek have been p bales cad stock on h.ud
ls775o The receipts at eli the Southern ports "a We bs1
bales ssad OF last year. and the total stock hand
CHARLESTON, Aug IL, noon.-A very small bryipess ia
doing in CoTToN Is bales only sold this morsing al 81
~ Buyers contne Themselves 10 oocasional wauts aud
only tor completing immec late engagements
NEW OsLEANs, Aug. l3-Tne sales of CoTTON ,on Tines
day were 200 bales, and to-day they have been SO Mid
dus quoted at &c and Fair at 2c The Canades ne as
had had no effect the market TogACCo ard Sue A haze
both advanced y ID. WHISKY has largely advanced and
Is now az .le BACON SIDES firm at Ice and saoyI.
DERs at C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
Passengers Sailed.

IN 6,amt,P s<rra Nroda Jyr Ssyr,ral-Hsnry Mlhus All
hdy WD Henry Ghsss smith Jusu- H<i-rn.n. Charles
and lazy IA D. Asd friend. 1horssqD johnson
Bays VIM Baysr Baho Bsyer. John r. White. samuel q. Ha
ted hsnry hencds VIM Y Bsne bot. JohD Mysr, Il fatrs
and sn DAVID solomon Bn Cohsr Herman Nrha Isaac Bsns
and friend d. Bfnrb-y ID Brombcy COhn q Hsyman
Layay. Mons Gemneck Joseph Con. York Loas
LAZY Geo w. Nolun. Harvey yOlum, ns q. HopsIa.
Brs Charlie Fsuvch ana Ju,n Bora Br John
Smith Jsob Leoneudon, Hush Mcfarland Cfofon All
Bsni $50 iaty F1iug Pics VIM w. Cross, Jarob Morris
aud Jans aons MOrrs Pollock. Bernhard
Scott lou tahtT. Moses sna Jas ta. Paser. Tbos
). Hunt, H. NerrTuu Hams Levy. i0rs 3cha-r Jos-ph
yah, Charles Wien Harms harsu-, Robson Samuel Wash
b.u. VIM Thomas md sdy, Geo Thons Chas Dsy Hsary
T. Dey John Andan Rni his, Henry teng joe Henry Charles
Henry, VI. koyky, John sy -stoB- A. coi~ss Frank
Tn, Chas T. Riley. Albert ia obs Horace Riley, l. H. R-iard
LsNs Brwn. Mr.. Jo.ph schwartz. cros.
Jacob Ne John Br0ct, ~ W Weaaa John X Dnsmors John
Wie n ieNs LOWS john Mortimer. 10 lhfsrAu, J. Ken
ury, CroHche Jas " McPhe,on J. w Adams .eni Moore
H. " Moore, q p Gage Jos H-1~sr0vs Hoorook J.les
Hoover, Y KsRtn. T. Di-coppf NJ A.hnF.r. L. Pi-cer
Howad. H. J. Msfe Gs0rGs Baus'eai. Chss I. krey Iols
Schafrr, ID. L. Vostudcr N D. MiorJ t. L. Les d. D. Ds
hruugh, L. Leicester, JOS Lece-r L. su, Henry
and Genf Reuben Pen, ID. Grnrend iavren-s Fox hrsh
Bremen iaaac T. white Geo Williams Isaac L0ry.a, Wm
tell DR. Butery, Peter Ze~ Henry sod lady, Fin
gnnan, Herman hoAor Jl1s hoisf VIM Knapp Geo. W Hart
Henry D. Bcrrs Geo Hyatt Robert Heay Hrst.ce .i.rs
W. 6-er Geo. Monfsomery, T. Percy C. Dntereii Ft
gerald, Mr. foser snj hdy. Mrs r. Hsns NJ. Wn Rozsn
hss IA. Raynor. Jas Nhepey. A. W. Whpey and lady
Bur hatd John d. Bunhld, jas " Harvey " IA Haner Fran
c- yteubsct, J. Haynes and freud, T. H. Randall Dudley
HIN, VIM. W. Mason, schwartz Nysr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
nInrkets.... CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.


ASHES-The market is unchanged. Sales of 80 bb!s at
"a 1904 81 for Pots, and IS 5O0S5 56 for Pearls.
COTTON-Ihe demand il not active and a rather easier
feeling is apparent 700 bales sold day steady rate.
FLOUR AND MEAL-TheIe Is Increased business aud
activity in cur market for the low grades OF State and West
srn Flour The private advices by the Canada under
stood TO be favorable rather than published
counts The demand for is good checs I'D part By
the advance preentions OF holders aud further improve
ment in Freights TIE inferior grades in active
Canadian buoTant and In active demand especially
Freh ground plenty Sales of 500 bbs at 81 50 for
and "a for common brands bond The sales of do
nestle 100 bbs. at - 06QSi l2i for common to
straight State - o6d4 70 for mixed to fancy Michigan
and Indiana and common TO coed Ohio and { 250S 81
for ayorite Stale. Southern Is firmly held add Is In
better demand The supply Is not large sales of 900 bbs
Baltimore, Alexandis Richmond Country and George.
town. Rye Flour is salable at 50 90 Com Meal
plenty. aud is dull at - ~ FOR jersey.
GRAlN-Wheat is very active ard has again improved
with lively shipping inquiry the home demand is active.
The sales are O bush Ohio at d92c for fair Red &C.
VI for mixed and VI Us for White do including 900 bush
mixed Mansfield to arrive at about 81 5000 BUSH Upper
Lake at 1Oc 5000 bush mixed Canadian at % 096; 600 do
prime old Csnesee at 81 O and 600 push Genesee 81 IS
Oats in fair demand good supply; sales of Western
and STATE At Rye Is scarce and quiet at 79c Bar
Corn open steady with good home and Essgern demand.
The advanced prices check the shipping inquiry Atthe close
the market hardly so IN; sales of oushe, at 670
6c for unsour 69G7Oc Tor Western mixed and 7Oc for
primo round yellow.
WHIsKY-The market is again better, with good in
gulry. Sales of 200 bbls at c for Ohio and 25ic for
Prison. the latter Sales of so hhds Drudge &c.
prices favor the buyer. Tie demand n Of retail character
ard 10 Mined to the wants Of home trade. Sales of
$50 bhls. at Sl9 SO for Mess; $7 p for Bumps aud
Sl7 IS for Prime Beef is firm with fair demand for good
estern Sales Of 200 bbs at S4dSi7 50 for Mess and
t7dS9 for old Prime. Prime Mess and Beef Hams are
dull aLd nominal Cut Meats scarce and prices are it,
regular Sales Of IS tcs ordinary dry.sated Shoulders &C.
HONS are wanted at l000c, and very Lard
unclaimed; the demand confined to the Of the
City trade Sales Of $50 tcs at 0llc. for good
prime and li0l2c for Ae Butter good request aad
holders firm at ia l5 Ohio and Is 10 for Western
New-York Cheese is in good supply, aud sells slowly at
6delc. cash.
WOOL Is active at fu rates We notice sales Of 100 900
bs, since last notice, 3jD Sc mostly S7U40c a1d
f2a43c Pulled DOL couss to market so wy and realizes
full rates, 10000 lbs sold Ia lots at 35G4c all qualities
FOREIGN is finn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
DIED.,

lus TO- ANN VIE Of Pael Patton, OF eonsamTtoa' "a Tie
2sih of her $500 ,,,
Iler fine viii psce this Fhday atsnoou a. O'clock
rom her % between 2-l anf -sa
The mend. tine family respectfully awaited to attend without
further notice.
81 Memphis. Tenn. % ers phase cory.
tuE s, NANCY, daughter Of the late Ebene7er Lsf as-a
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Tie and friends NJ the family respsuly invited 70
attend Friday The 20h ~ ooch from Grace
Chuich West Fsrma
Aus SOPHIA ANGELA daughter Of Thomas and Cars.h l.
Crane, afed iyears mouth. and sdaJ.. T.
The friends Of the family respectfully n'ri %
s-rd * O'Clock, from The r-@-nce
parents. - N4di-ons Her viii BE- sAcn 20
Greenwood for lttsfusuL -...,
o. Thuriday Aus. 10, CHARLES hAH'HALl' ohy
d Of am Allen and Mary a. Butler, aged year, months
ard % cays. $500. 800 "a, ,
Onsnnisy Aus 2, AZ bingham, Mass MARY OTIS III, ~ H.
Fse D. aud daughter OF the late Hon E1enetef cay o.
Hlnfhsu aGsd 81 years. . -,-,.,
Al Nlwau Ave- a. sne a lingering iness, Mrs REBECCA
siie Of Jo.@ph Hamilton. formerly Of thi- City.
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