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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-06
ROOkS RECENTLY PUBLISHED
Y and for sale by THOS. II GRESHAM.

n,,r,,, lo94 Broad Street.
Hawthorne 70! ciotb,-75c
ARCTIC JOURNAL, or Eighteen months in the
25c
-. LIFE IN TIE SOUTH. companion to Uncle
Toms Caoin-price SOC
BisIed l yol--50c
KHICKERBoCKER AGAZINE, for August
price 25c
HARPER, for August-a5c
No 430 LIVING AGE-l2x
LONDON ART JOURNAL, July-75
Do PUNCH do-l2c
few copies Of Gle ason from January LIST TO July
bound handsomely in CLOTH with gilt edges and
back. Price So
Gieasons Pictorial, Courier, Post, Waverly
Flag, Banner, Lantern, Picayune Boston Museum
&C. all for this week
ALL NEW BOOKS received and for for SALE
wholesale and retail, as soon as issued from the
press. Orders solicited.
THOS II. GRESHAM
General Book. Newspaper Pc .iodical A. lent
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L$Ai FUft sALE.-WiI DC soiu On MON
l. DAY, the 10th day Of August, at O'Clock, P.
NJ, unless dis. .osed privately before, Of which
due notice will be given, nice market FARM, con
tanning 80 acres, situated two and half miles below
the CITY, adjoining the lands OF janice Malone and
Joel Bragg There is upon the Farm comfort
able dwelling, together with barns, stables, Kitchen,
&C. as also well OF excellent water in the va d.
There are between IS and 80 acres open and in z
high state OF cultivation, the balance in oak and
piue timber. 1t Can be purchased with all the crops
upon it, and possession given immediately. DAVID
BAKER JR., corner OF ana l7ih streets, is au-
thorized to make the sale privately. Terms made
known on day of sae. au 5-I0t
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ttEGSitt 81 lmAUNx,
.HaEa gers.
Successors 20 }. Va. MaRry &1 Co.,
Once, No. 62, Main streeI

D avn Nos Delaware Lottery, Class 53, Aug 4:
Scheme for TO-Day.-Capitals sea, 0GO,
1850. 800 2,i45 20U0 prizes Of 900 10 OF 800.
20 OF $50, l55 OF 100 &C. rs numbers, IL drawn
Tickets s.. au6
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NOTICE.-ln order 10 make room Tor nay Fail
IN supply, will offer great inducements to all
who wish to buy bargains in Dry Goods. have
left some very desirable pattei ne vi Lawns, French
printed Muslins, embroidered Swiss. Bareges, lis
sues, Challies, &c, which will sell of at cost.
WIN. J. SWORDS,
aus 225 Broad street.
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MELIA LAND.-We offer for sale large
II and moot desirable tract OF land in Amelia coun.
ty situated az follows: Lying in the extreme low
end OF the county, miles from Ap pomattox
River, l6 West OF Petersburg q South West Of
Richmond; within A miles vi the South Side kail-
road, and within miles of the Clover Hill Rail
road. All which channels CT transportation are of
easy and convenien, access. This is one Of the
very best farms in Amelia county. The situation
ia elevated and healthy, and the society of the cir
cumjacent country such to render the farm
yet the more desirable. Circumstances much
III favor OF the superstition that there is plenty of
coal on this land Nearly onehalf of this property
is in pine Of orgna growth; and when tnis part Ut
it is cleared it produces the very finest tobacco
There lie abundance of stave timber, which, as well
wood, may be conveniently boated to Peters
burg.
One hundred and Lightweight acres of this tract
is bottom land OF the We best quality, and being
entirely tree from inundation every will pro
dUce tobacco Of the very best quality About 30
acres more Of it is in Clover and AZ acres in pea
faow.
The Improvements are good dwelling house
garden ana every out house that could be desired.
The negroes, STOCK, crops, ard plantation inpIe
nlents will be sold wit the farm II desiI able
Terms very accommodating
TOLER e. COOK,
au4 General Agents.
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80 PGiNTA-i: LoSr.--sTkA1ED,
~ on Monday morning last from near the
cerner vi Leigh and Second streets, q white and
liver coicred Pointer Bitch. She is about I6
months old, and has a na1uta short tail. ANY in
formation respecting her, left al the above place, or
at The Second AUDITORS Office, will &c thankfully
received au o-3L~
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~ The Once OF the New YORK no
aid, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore SUM- baitMole
Clipper, and General Depot Tor all the Newspaper
2road street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel,
THOMAS H. GRESHAM,
General Agent
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lust RECEIVED AMI For SALE,
y BY A. NORRIS, late DrinkeT Morris, No 81
Main street,
A Journey to Ka.mandu, the Capital OF Eepaul,
with CAMP of Jung baheoaer, including sketch of
the Nepsu!ese Ambassador at home, by Laurence
Ohpnapt
Oiiendrof's NJ thod: Primary Lessons in Ital-
ian, By G w Greene. NJ, Law Instructor in Moi-
~"r e,,g.,"ncc ~ o-3wn's .u-.vs.-.ty, author Of
Primary Lessons in French &c.
Also fisrper for AUGUST aE4
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1 MPOhf ANT NOTl T. T. .-CHARLES Ii.
WYNNE, Book and job Printer, TWO doors be-
low Exchange Bank, has just added to his already
extensive facilities one OF the largest and best
Power Presses manufactured in the United States,
thereby enabling him to execute work as neatly,
expeditiousy, and upon good terms as any estab.
ment in the south.
He is prepared for every description of work,
which may command his attention.
Printing Material OF every kind on sale at
Philadelphia prices
For the very liberal share of patronage bestowed
he is most grateful, and its continuance is respect
fully solicited. au At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-06

MANAUE rs OFFICE.
r. FRANCE d CO,
Successors TO r. Morris & Coz
For This Day.-Capnsls: $4,000, 10000,
5,000 4 OF 3 O0G, 4 of 1900, &c rs numbers, ~
drawn. Tickets S5
Also, the Patapsco Lottery.-Capitals: $4,000,
5000, &c Tickets SO so
Drawn Nos of SusGuehanna, Class 80:
IL 22 Is so II 6s 6 az 80 As % SO e
AUG c. w. PURCELL
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QVIN N. WORD,
]. b. FERGUSON, il,
/. Il. BARKSDALE.
July LIST. 1S5:
NOTICE.-Ihis Is to inform nc

H@A NUTICE.-Ihis Is to inform my old
kA customers and the public generally, that
my Collars only be found at my
Q Saddle, Harness and Collar Factory,
Franklin street. between 10Th and 18th.
N. B.-This notice is called forth from the fact
that there has been sold in this market spurious
article ioT my Collar. CHAS. J. BALDWIN,
au 4-lm Successor to W. F. Baldwin
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THOMAS E. PACE.

nlSsOLUTiON.-Tn partnership hereto.
u fore existing between the subscribers, under
the firm Of WORD, FERGUSON & BARK DALE
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sons having claims against the will present
them, and those indebted will please make paw
ment az early as possible
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-06

NO THE PUBLlC.-The So bsci lbers, Exec
i utors TO the Estate OF joan Enders, deceased
hereby give notice that will pay no claims
against the Estate suea as are ny
WILL AM PALMER,
au 4-3t* JOHN ENDEkS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-06

f.O THE NEWLY CREATED MA.
GLSIRACY OF VlkGIEIA-An InyaIua.
Bile BO0k.-A Guide to Magistrates, with prac.
tcai forms for the discharge Of their duties out of
Court, tow which are added Precedents for the use
OF Prosecutors. Sherifs, Coroners Constables, Es
creators. Clerks, &c, adapted to the new Code of
Virginia by Joseph Mayo, Counsellor at Law and
Public Prosecutor in the Hastings Court Of Rich.
mond For sale by A. NORRIS,
Late Drinker d. Morris,
auo 81 Main street
IWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY BAGS
Il LAGUYRA COFFEE in store for sale bg
an b FRY u McCANDLISH
NEW FAMILY FLUUK.-A superior a.
~ ucle Warranted, receiving this morning, for
sale by
au o FRY & McCANDLISH.
SALAMANDEk sAFES.--Tne real fire.
~ proof Safes, al sizes hand, for sale by
au FRY L MCCANDLISH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-06

iIUkE, COAL, WOUD.-I am Prepared to
u supply consumers with Anthracite and Bitumi
nous Coal. Coke, and Wood at current prices, and
solicit orders from my friends aud the pubic.
SAMUEL HAYES,
au4-3m North side the Basin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-06

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ceived and executed in the handsouess styje.
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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

not; | am afraid there are evils yet TO
come-but | think the prospect brightens.
| do think that we have no reason to be-
lieve that, though surrounded with dis
lracling causes and Influences, the people
ARE coming to right views, and that here
we have indications iha, the God of our
fathers cares for US. He is, | trust, re-
straining the madness of the people, and that
in his own good time, amid the roaring
of the tempest, he will say to the winds,
Cease and to the waves, BE STILL
Stand, then, my fellow. citizens, by law!
stand by the Constitution of our country;
that Constitution-why, sir, like the at.
mosphere around us, il blesses us every
breath we draw; we wake, we sleep, we
talk, we think, we hope, we rejoice every
moment under lis influence. Our com.
merce that floats on every sea, our trade in
city and in country, the harvests that
wave in our fields, the cattle OH our thou
sand hills, aye,sir, every flower that blooms
in our garden, and every bird that sings in
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
The California Fugitive Slave Bill.

The bill which has passed The Califor.
MIA Legislature, in relation 10 fugitive
slaves, provides for the surrender, 10 their
original masters, Of all colored people in
California, who were slaves before they
were brought into California, thus virtual.
ly repudiating the doctrine that California
was a free territory by virtue of its old
Mexican law, and that slaves could not be
held there to service after the conquest
Mr.. vpn Buren,, a member of the Legis-
lalure, who figured in New York at The
last Presidential election, as free.soiler,
voted for it; while Mr.. Broderick, form
erly a New York bunker, bitterly oppos-
ed its passage. 1t is said there are no
slaves in California TO which the bill will
be applicable.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoN OF ARKAN-
sAs.-The Democratic State Convention
of Arkansas was held a, Little Rock on
the Sd inst. Gen Conway was nomina-
ted for Governor, and delegates appointed
10 the National Convention with %instruc-
lions to support either Douglas or BuChan-
an for President and Gen. Pillow for Vice
President. The Convention re-alirmed
the Virginia resolutions of 1899, and the
Baltimore platform of lS4S.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

Discovery OF L ANOTHER PLANET.
1t was recently announced that Mr..
Gasparis, at Naples, had discovered a new
Astcroid, the fifth first seen by him. By
the last steamer information was received
that Mr.. Luther, at the observatory Of
Blk, near Dusseldorf, had recently found
yet another, with a Right Ascension of
about IL hours, and a north declinalion oil
about 8 degrees, which is the seventeenth
planet now known to exist between Mars
and Jupiter, all of which were unknown
fifty years ago.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
Beautifully Said.

We make the following beautiful ex-
tract on the Homestead Exemption Law,
from a letter recently written by Judge
Dillahanty of Tennessee:
"Secure TO each family whose labormay
acquire a little spot Of free earth that it
can call its own-lhat will be an asylum
in times of adversely, from which the
mother and the children, old age and in
fancy, can still draw suStenance and claim
protection, though misfortune may rob
them of all else, and then feel that they
are still free. still entitled 10 walk on the
green earth, and breath the flee air of hea-
ven, in defiance Of the power and potency
of accumulated wealth and the domineer-
ing of the pretending and ambitious. The
sacredness of that consecrated spot will
make them warriors in the time of elern-
al strife. Those shocks of corn said
Xenophon, inspire those who raise them
with courage 10 defend them. The largest
of them in the field is the prize exhibited
in the middle of the field to crown the
conqueror.'
"Secure a home 10 every family whose
honest labor may obtain one, against the
weakness, vices and mislortunes of the
father, and you will rivet the affections of
The child in years of manhood by a
stronger bond than any consideration that
could exist. lie will remember where he
gamboled in his youth, the stream upon
whose limpid waters he has bathed, and
the family alter where he felt a mothers
love and the green spot within that little
homestead where sleep the loved and the
lost"
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

The FETE OF THE TENTH OF MAY
IN PARIs.-The most extensive prepara-
lions were making in Paris, at last ac-
counts, for the fete of the tenth Of May,
the day setopart to glorlfy The %"nephew of
his uncle. II is stated that thirty
thousand rockets with golden rain, will be
fred at once, at night, making a bouquet
six times larger than The discharge with
which exhibition of fire works are usually
concluded in Paris. Six thousand SOL
diers, stationed upon the heights of Choil-
lot, are to keep up an unremiiting fire of
Roman candles, from 0 o'clock to H.
10000 soldiers are to take the oath Of f.
deity, and everything else is to be on an
equally monstrous and I%nbounded scale.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

A BLOCK OF MARBLE FROM THE RIVER
MEN.-The river men Of Pittsburgh pro-
pose TO the river men Of the entire West
and South, to unite in procuring a block
or blocks, with suitable Inscriptions there
on, together with a united subscription, 10
aid in the construction Of the National
Monument ut Washington. as ~
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

VIM. Sydney Smith, Esq, Secretary
of the English Consul at Havana, has
been rendered "A public dinner by a number
Of The citizens of New Orleans, for his
kindness 10 the American prisoners in
Cuba. Mr.. Smith has excepted the CON.
pliment.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

PRESENT FROM PORE PrUs IX.-The
American states that the pointing promi-
sed by Plus TX to Mrs. VIM. George
Read, of Baltimore, is intended for the
Catholic church at Pikesville, Baltimore,
county, Of which The Rev. Mr.. White 10
pastor.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

IRISH IN THE UNITED STATEs.-A
writer in the London Times estimates that
from 1926 10 1850. there have settled in
The United States l,549,35 %Irishmen, of
whom 100000 have since died, leaving
! ,209,35l still alive. The number settled
in Canada is about 100000.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

MONUMENT TO Col. RICHARD NJ.
JouNsoN.-Launetz, an artist, Of New
York, is occupied with the execution of a
monument in marble, 10 the memory Of
Richard NJ. Johnson, ordered by the State
OF Kentucky.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

II Land Warrants, in New York, are
quoted at Sl25 for 100 acres; at sos for
80 acres, and a, $3.50 for 40 ncres.-
The market, however, is very unsettled,
and will remain SO until the Senate dispo-
ses of the homestead bill.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

FRUIT PRosPEoTs.-The apple crops
throughout West Jersey, ii is said, have
never been more promising, From pres
ent indications, if moi injured by frost, the
trees will be- literally loaded with fruit. g..
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

GOLD FROM EURoPE.-Letters from
Liverpool, per Atlantic, state that there is
great probability Of large shipments Of
gold from thence 10 New York. The Eu.
ropa had 100000 engaged on Boston ac-
count.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

TT 1t is said The Hon. VIM. Wright
formerly a Wing member Of Congress
from New Jersey, and the late wing can.
didale for Governor Of that Stale has join.
ed tho Democratic party.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

According to some Of the Pennsylvania
papers, the wheat crop in that State will
be a short one this year.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

~ The expenses of the public schools
of Philadelphia, for the present year, are
estimated al S435,938.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-15
A, Bra. asou, Dec. I. bars Emily wilder, Mcfarland,

At srs-a about Dec bsra Emily Wilder, McEsrland,
fsbIe Bay JAN a. bark Marr. Ryder, Gale alta and
AID ,2d f,r London y 2sd, ship Element, Busey, Sev
AZ do. Ian a. bark Re becca Fry for Port Logis.
Sd from ST. Helena jan Is bark Luc la, Nsiea from
Msuritas for Bosom 18th Kats Hastings, Allen, tff5m
Msns. for Boston 3osh Bornso. Rhodes, tfiom sum-
Bs,Ssas.s Feb - hrsr Stephen @ Bsa, from y,v.-
lust arr sehr Julia Marcy, from Nswoern, ". C., ds
At S. Jaro 25th ult bark A. B. Srrrgsss, scIst, FOR
Ns1-Yssk. Ida: brig Delta, Msaan. from Mobile, wtg.
Sid IS b. bark Cuba. (of Beverly,) Hove, Trieste.
At Ma apzas list inss schr. Uaon Whitners from Ma
Al Garden a. I'd inst banks B. Johnson for New York
ydays; Wm Larrsbee, Cilkey. for d. dg Coriath an,
Randall for o do bTiss Queen Esther Pc adeton,
do. days; Orgaba Lamphsr, dss L. B. Palmer, PARKS
sr-.ldg; r. Hichb,rn. Colcord, for do do Catha-
IIne Nickes Nckss from Boston, Just arr; Civisias,
deEna Beny, for =. ldg Madsirs Amss. from Boston,
lust arr sid ID. brig Typse, Larkia New-York.
A. Nassau N p 5eth ult., ship Marion Fiitucs fn Bon
ton for Havxna Sailed 18Th ship Ohio, Coackiu, ron
New York. having ressired) for Apalachicola.
Al St Johrs r. seth ut. schr Saunders. Hartman,
for AIscbo, 10 load for New York. =
At Aux Cages 29th ult brig Amssbsry, Coourn TOT ~
York, two or three days schs Agnes Lord for s'on
Ne. AIfararetta, Conkiin. for n York do.
Arr al 81 johns N F. 9Th ult schr Eu,ydice. McKin-
lag New York, h; ash, brig Jas. Stewart, Caldwell
Boston
Ar At Caliao Dec II. ship Manchester Gotta Piscs,
and SD. Goth for United s. a,es.
Al Marscsbo 22d ult, bng g. Andrew Robertson, fSf
Esw. York sson-only Amsrosn vessel
At Bermuda 29th nit, bark ". W. Bridge, Underwood
frem Malaga for Boston. rep'g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-15

On satgrssv .fs, noon Msrsh - after long saa Sc
we're illrs,s Mr. CHARLES WsYL.SD aged g. years.
The fis,ds OF the family. sId Of MS sen -s law, MI
John O., IN are irrdsd atea6 his fnseya from hs
late rssdeIcs No s3 West % at on Tuesday afternoon,
On sunday. March H. Of diseus oftke heart. THOMAS
DURAHT aged Gs year. ..s
fry invited 10 attend his funeral Monday. the 18th
inst AZ o'clock p. NJ, at No IL Eldrdss-s. without
On ssiurdsy. March u. CoRNELIA. daosa.sr Of Da-
v;c p al a susan l. Rising. aged years and months;
The frends If The ute ~ attend hsf tuns-
raj on Monday 18th Al III O'Clock A. NJ al the residence
OF her parents No. 90 West 18th s. . .,,..
" ~. PAL On the I'd March, In the 82l Of his
sse SAMUEL ALBERTsON, formerly reneenf OF thus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-15
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER Auctionssr
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

o. ne corner Of 9Th Az. md !5th-st, at auction
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii sell ss public auction,
IUESoAY March 49, 1854. At u o'clock. Il he Msr.
crtJ. viz:
On aIh Az. and i5sh a-fwo valuable buadias lots
situated ON and ns1t the seah corner Of end
S3tha both Of tie seme fronti1g % the svsan Said
ice ses N depth Iits iadspaabIe Terms per cent
oaths Gay Of sale with the auctonssrs fec $4,000 %
nov On mofgage at ax Per csnths balancs 70 - pad
On o. ssftrs thirty days. For maps and further parsu-
Lam, apSsy to the AuessnesF Ne. Bsssd-ss. tl1eQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-15
DIED.,


and ever: Illness ITizlBTR Ann xiis ' Of Dsns
Goodwin, sgea ~ years, months and Is days.
Of John N. and Mary A. Bennett assa msntis and 10
,6I Sunday. March u; 4 y.usy CITY. MARY ROD;
The friends Of the family sad of her grandfather abb
sh Mann IL are requested 70 attend her funeral on
fAthsr corner OF Grove AID Montgomery Jersey City,
without further invitation
kObERr infant son Of Robert and Casharns Ferguson,
The friends and acQuan.ancss are respectfully invited
% assa me Hnssai on Tuesday afternoon. at u O'Clock,
o. Saturday. March -. DEBORAH ANN, relic, of tn.
ia:s ~ s.n =, ased y Year, and months,
z: ana srS s ,s her Jackson
ssw 01o Oliver and Augustus c. Weed; also the mem
g: ; NJ q 4 saS ws:
o asi h.1 IL: On M.ndsy h inst. o'clock
Il. 9 sA ; S.. 81 4: s sas
law Jsaa Hsat.a. and the msnSs Of the Psssas Be-
are most respectfully invited TO at
ssna h nns'si this afternoon ata o'clock hom No. iss
On saturday. March u. JAMES D. SPEAR, in tn. aOsA
Tussrai services on Monday morning a, o'clock from
his hats residence Ne Is th ~ ssI which ME s,dy win
fsny and .AOss Of his brother Chaiss are respectfully
Amer :As.s iln..., Sabbath morning March II. Mrs
o. c. B. sPAULDIN6 wife Of Rev, Sounding Be- re
taU o. the American ssamsns krend society, aged 80
Tsnds are respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
her Ausbasds residence. No s wsss sts on Moaday.
the 18Th inst at1P. NJ.
On Sunday evening March IA WILLIAM d, An
DREws, soA Of the late Robert j. Andrews, IN me s'sA
ssi: and acquaintance. and these Of hi. sr.sA.1.
yehn and Robert W. invited TO attend hs funeral nom
The rssdsncs his nsshsr. No. ST. 10Th ST. ON Tsssday'
ieth inst., al 3 O'Clock p. ~ -,
AZ v1li,msowss. L. March u. Of bronchitis; MAKY
EIEANok. youngest child Of Matthew y. ana AsrgGe \
,. Macy. and srandchild Of MARI =. kemeie, aged
The friends q the family are respectfully requested to
attend the fanera on Monday afternoon a. scloo< mon
the resderce Of her parents. No. 1877 South I'd ss.
~ Hudscu and Nsw-YoIk papers please COPY.
Al yluphpg, % the lnh March, Mrs- kLlzAbErH
1kVL0CK. wife Of joseph Traock. ksq in the ssh year
o. Der age.
TAs funeral viii bs attended at the Church in fiushns,
On Isesdsy. the lsa ~ III o'clock A NJ The TRENDS u
the family invited ascend The boat leaves the al
the fanessi services
On grieAy, Apch "a, VIRGINIA ALLISON. only
months and 10 sass -
mont. s~i'SA' -
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b the Eric Railroad-eaturday. March s-3,l1 bbs
Flour. geo bushels OATS 90 do Glover Seed. III bbs
WHISKY ss pkss Butter. liz do. Beef 96 do Cheese. Al
bales Wool SO tuns Iron. letl sides Leather, 81 cAsks
Merchandise.
By the Harlem Rsrosd-For the week ending Saturday
March -, s3as3 head Cattle 80 Cows, 29i Calves. 35
Sheep lbs Dressed Hogs 03 do Mutton and Beef
81 pkes Butter 9s< do 6undrss 35 bushels Oas 893 do
cher Grams, ia bags Buekwheat Flour, 1893 bales Hay
- tuns hon Ito bills. Flour. so bales Wool.