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You Will find these Pills an invauahlc mcdi
cine in many complaints To which you are sub
"ci In Instructions either total or partial. they
have been found ni iincstmah!c benefit. restoring
their functional arrangements Ia - healthy Hc.
ton. purifying thu blood and nihcr fluids So
circinally tUr,It /" flight all complaints which
may arise from female irrcGilnrlilrS, as head
ache. giddiucSS, dimncss ot sight, pain III the
side. back, De.
None gcnnilIr unless signed J. y. lIoEESsACK
all others being base Imitation.
RICE-El en- % CTS
Agents wishing new supplies, and Store
hccpcrs dc'irumS Of becoming Agents must ah.
dress the Propficiur J. \. HOBENSACk
Philadelphia. Pa.
For sale by AL Druggists and Merchants il,
the L. :.
i. VI. tonEH, Charleston, Wholesale Agcnt
for the State.
August 10, 1892. ly.
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KNE NA6E, MNNMl

This is the most difficult Worm IL destroy of
rll that intcs' The human system, il grows to an
almost indefinite length bccoHing so colcd and
fastened 10 i. lnlcsiIics and Stomach cilccting
The health sadly 10 cause ST. Niius Dance,
Fits, Nc., that those afflicted seldom if ever
suspect that il Is Tape Worm ll;lsicninr them to
an early grav". ln"rdcr l." destroy this Worm, u
very energetic treatment must he pursued. il
would therefore be proper t" take & To 3 of my
Liver Pills ~ as tu remove all Instructions. ,hu,
Tie Worm syrup may act direct upon the Worm,
which must he taken III dns,,S oi > Tablespoons
ins 3 times Il day. these directions followed
have never been known Ia fail ii curing the
most obstinate case Of Inpr ". rm.
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mother Scientific Wonder!
IMPORTANT TO DYsrErTrcs

IMPORTANT TO DYSrEPT1CS
Dr. J. $. IIoughton's P9'sin, the true III.
Gcs,ive Fluid, or Gastric .Jmicc, prepared from
Kennel, or the Fourth Stomach of til" D,, after
directions of Baron Licbig, the great Physiolo.
gIcal Chemist, by J. S. IIomchi"n, y. b., Ihila
dclpiiia. This is truly 4 wonderful re mcty for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia. ,qnndic" Liver Com
raint, Constipati"', ani Debility, curing after
Natures Own A'"rhod, by Natures Own
Agent, the Castro Niicc Pamphlets, contain.
ing Scientific evidence Of its value furnished
by aa'H's, gratis. See notice among The medical
1hy,Ili-"mrnis. S-ly.
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The FIRST of tha S4as5l,
fI'lIE Subscriber would inform lie c,t.
l. zcns OF Sumtcrville and vicinity, that
he is now receiving a large, fine, and well
selected stock of G. I.O 9TH S, CASSI-
.MERES. AND VESrlNGS. both plain
and fancy.
A..so-a very large and superior assort-
mcnt of READY MADE CLOTHING,
embracing every quality, variety and style,
both for men and boys. Call and see at
u. J. WINN'S.
April 13, 1872. !5-lf
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h Z U AR 7 .
To fllc EO!c.'S 0f e.ar:.,n
k,jrrtEnn lrnuIrfy


''"!!pc Citizens: Since / uccauIo a tsTi,s
dIdu;c 10 represent 50" III your mCA; !. -
lature have entered ino heavy contract
with the Wilmington g. Manchester Rail
Road Company, under penalty To complete
thirty miles Of their Road within given
time and under certain Stipu!alions ! find
that the faithful performance OF this con-
tract will require my constant personal
supervision. Thus situated il is u;,cllv
out of my power to attend the public meet
ings Of my fellow citizcnS-a course OF
conduct expected from every candidate.
In Wow Of the above statement feel nv
self compelled 10 retire from the canvass
and do so less reluctantly knowing that
leave in the field, those who are wiser ard
more experienced than myself. take this
occasion To return my sincere thanks to
those who brought my name forward and
10 express my gratitude to those who rcnc
rou>!v proticrcd me their support,
LAWRENCE H. BEI.SER.
September II, 1902
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CaGHS18@@o9o

At THE OLD sTASD OF S. Il j. GILBERT.
JRSEE< s & f.. M. GILBERT II
Ifs;2Aa-gyf,- continue the CARR IiIE-
-S-S-----S-z-BUSI.NES.S at the above
siand-No. 50 and 10 Wentworth. street,
Charlcston-whcre they will be pleased to
exhibit to their old friends ard customers
very extensive Stock of Vehicles, COM
prlsing those OF their own manufacture,
together with various other styles usually
found in this market. Their lon~ acuuant-
ancc with this market as manufacturers
aud dealers will enable them to offer great
Inducements to purchasers both i'll styles
and prices.
August ~, 1852. diff
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Notice 10 H1CallaR's.
81. ss5 for Sale.

TIiE Subscrihcr offers his Plantation IN
Clarendon Tor sale, containing $50
acres OF Land $50 acres cleared; the
place is we'll settled. On the premises
are good Gin and Screw, Horse Mill
and Wheat Thrasllcr. Any person wish
ing TO buy, may apply TO The subscriber on
The place, one mile above Calvary Church,
on the main road to Camden. :, =.
uIy 6, 1859. s7-lfs
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For the Sumter Banner.
AlaISIsl;l.

am composed Of fourteen letters.
My II, =, 10, III, isa town in PENNSYLVANIA
My9, I, B, IL, is county in Georgia.
My |, 3, &, >, 10, II, 5, IS a town in Scot
land.
My 3, -, 3, &, is a sea in Asia
My |, II, 3, II, is cape on the eastern
coast Of the United States.
My s. 10, 4, II, is number.
My II, 7, l3, II, is a grain of cultivation.
My ., II, ., I, 4, is a town in Asia.
My 6, 3, 5, IL, is a lake in Illinois.
My 3, 13, ,. II, is Il town in Palestine.
My whole is the maine Of distinguish
cd General
Answer next week 1IESICAH.
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D. j. WINN,

Would respectfully inform his friends nn,is
lhe public generally that he now has on han,t
anu "ii rs for sale on reasonable terms n lnrgtss
ana splendid assortment Of Cloths, Cassiiners
~ and Vestngs, with Hats, Caps, IF.3
Hnspenne5s, Cravats, Socks, fine lin- Essis.
Gloves, handk erchirfs, Umbrellas. Sc
Men and Boys Reauy Made Clothing of evc-S
ry description and variety -
Complete Military Outfits, Uniforms, Swords
FL auri,s, &c., furnished at short notice.
Uniforms for Sumter ltiemen furnished on
reasonable. terms. 5,Iss
l-liis vesiings are peculiarly rich, consisting
OF far richer patterns Than ever previously exss
hbited III this market. ggsa
Oct. It. 1851 81 n
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$500 CHALLENGES,

Whatever concerns the health and happiur.s
of people is ut all times Of the most valuable
Importance. take il for granted that every
~ will do all in their pos err TO save the lives
Of their children, and that every person will
drayor to promote their own health nj all saCri
fees. feel il Ia he my duty IL sOlcmnly assure
y"u that WORMS. according 10 the opinion of
the most celebrated Physicians, are the primary
muses. of u large najoriIy of diseases In which
children and adults are liable; if you have an
appetite continually changcahlc from one kind
oi food To another. Bad Breath, Pain in the So.
mach, Picking ut The Nose. Hardness and Full
ness Of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fevc,
Pulse lrrcguiar--rcn,cmhe that all iiiese denuir
WORMS, & you should at once apply the remedy ::
y aHB0betlsnck,s Warm rsals. !.
y" article founded upon Scientifci 'Fif;,iqlcs,
cuiuie uiu.a :, 40 purely "ge,rhle snis,:i,4ccs,
J tc !, --c;iy s"o wl,,gH i"Ecr, ;uat can bc
given /" 'a', most ',i.,- .i.di,: wi. decided
hru.nt vi!rcl WNI, Eouf lam D'0.ais md
Dinrrhr0 have made them weak ana ,Iub.li,nted
the Tonic properties Of my Worm Syrup are
such, that il stands without an equal in the cata
l"guc Of medicines, in giving tone and strength
tn The Stomach, which makes il an lninllahl.
remedy Tor those afflicted with DySjny,xin the
astonishing cures performed 10y tins Syrup after
Physicians have tar; is the best evidence uiits
superior efficacy over all others.
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Money Wanted.

TIME Subscriber respectfully announces
Il 10 those indebted to him for last Year.
and year before. that he is very much in
need of. funds "a word to the wise is
sufficient" w. J. FRANCIS.
August, 1852. 42-lf
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MNNNSE.

is hereby given that application will be
4 made, At the next session OF the State
Legislature, 10 close the road known as
=" the Middleton road leading from Ram
says Depot. WILLIS RAMSAY.
September |, 1852. lG-3m
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No Mistake,

e30 The subscriber having made ar.
GlLG engagements with one of the hest cs.
tablished houses in New York to supply
him with Gold or Silver Watches by the
singlc one at the lowest wholesale prices
and having friend there who will take an
interest III selecting for me-offers TO furn.
ish to order, tinc watches within ten tays
from date OF order, much lower than they
can he obtained in any other way. Also
Gold Chains or any other fine Jewclry.
For particulars enquire of
FREEMAN HOYT.
Aug. l7th, 1852 .i3-5t
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Encourage Home Manufac
flJrnS.

THE Subscriber, grateful for the liherat.
l. patronage heretofore bestowed upon
him, takes this method Of informing the people,
of Sumter and the adjoining Districts that hes
still continues to carry on the CARRIAGE ands
HARNESS MAKING business in all its vari-'s
Gus branches, Il, his stand in Bishopvlle, S. C.R
lie is making large additions 10 i,is Establish
mcnt, 10 enable him 10 manufacture every
thing wanted, in his line, ut the shortest notice.
and IN style If workmanship equal to any in
the Southern States. He has in his employ ex-;
pcricnccd workmen, and is we'll supplied With
the best seasoned timber; also with Trimmings
and NlouniiEgs Of the latest style.
All new work done liz his line will be war
ranted II months and repaired wi,llont CHARGE
If il fail in that time. lie will do repairing at
the shortest notice, and in case any pcrson living
at diS;nnce should want repairing done, they
will write 10 that effect, he will send for tile
job, and return il when done. n ,:s.ss
JAS. w. AMBROSE
N.B.-lIs TERMS are rs reasonable us any
person could expect.
Bishopyilc, >. G., March Q, 1852. 20-1y s
Gy Black River Wulchman will copy Six
months. J. WA. 5i
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Notice,

Az persons indebted to no individually,
or as Ordinary. will please make imlnedi-
ale payment, as it is absolutely necessary
that close up my business, some part of
which has been of lorg standing unsettled,
and which | am determined shall remain
SO no longer. hope my friends will attend
to this al once, and give me and themselves
as little trouble as may be.
w. LEWIS.
Feb. OH, 1892 lift
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House and Lot for Sale,

"A blouse and Lot pleasantly situated in
"A the Northwestern part Of the town
Sumtrrvile. For any further information
apply 10 J. II. VAUGHAN.
r-z5@ Watclman copy twice.
Sulntcryillc, August 16, 1852 43-,f
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,E'aHpi l0E f. d. I'D e. r..
LGvo:sssh E.: co
Er55Is-sIsJ

consequences at a rImor, Ia the effect
~ that the steamer PEE DEE had been
sod, tn run upon another river. Captain
GEO. l.. EASThH takes this method of in
forming his friends that such n report is
incorrect, and that the "l'EE DEE" will
resume her trips on OF about the l.it October
August 2l, 1852. 4l-5t
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TO PL N Err S

l y I l. II ~ I l. Il >
The subscriber has just received n large stock
OF goods for SPRING AND SUMMER wllicl,
he OILERS nj Charleston prices, less expenses.
10 Bales heavy Osnahurgs,
&c " Sl,irting and Shertinss,
% Blue Dcnims and Marlboro Stripes,
10 lIhds Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
% Bbls Baltimore Flour,
25OOO fine Spanish Segars,
Sugars, Coffces, Teas, DC. &c.
hlolasses, Soap, Starch, &c
l.. Is. HANKS.
April 9th, 1853 diff
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND.
y Y NA N, a. R 81

The Subscriber would respectfully .ir,sS
form the citizens Of Sumter and adiaccntS
ID tricts, that he has just opened in Sum /,
tcrvillea beautiful assortment of s3 5s
Clocks and TVatcIpcs.s
Broochcs, Finger Rings, Cuff Pins, Ear
Rings, Buckets, Slides, Fob, Vest, Guard z
Chains, OF Steel, Silver and Gold-Ge',t
and Silver Pens and Pencil Cases; Spcctl-g
cles OF various kinds White and Cora;
Beads Bracelets, &c. &c. All OF which.
will be sold at Charleston prices for CASH:
ny G. II. MASON,
One store south tf -
Mrs. Hulhnr's MIIcncry.
l.. S.-Rcpniring Of every description
cone i'll the very best manner and at the;
shortest notice. r::f@ vi work done bsss;
nv, warranted @ give satisfaction. IA
December s s. !. NJ 1 i
r.
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Soda Fountain.
u OG ice

ES hereby given that application will he
made at the next Session al the l."Tis-
laturc ior a Charter Tor 4 Bank in the Town
oi Sum.crvllc.
July 20, 1852, 3o-:d
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=
rnR yVEArllER ANDsrmE CRops-
Fhereeent heavy winds from the north
east that have prevailed for the last
s5tpur live days without intermission,
sshave done much to- injurc tho prospects
ssof the rice crops on the rivers adjacent
ssto the sea. The natural current Of the
isti'eshct has been thus retarded, aud the
S:&ater kept back that might ere this
558havc been relieved through the natural
outlets. ~ gentleman from Georgia,
;SSwith whom we recently convclscd, cs-
8timatcd the loss ut fully onc-third of
$50 900 acres of tide land planted in
fSsinSthat State. a gale, which has been
anticipated as the result of this almost
unprecedented spell Of close weather,
by the planters in our nciyhborhood,
would also materially damage the cot
.5ton crops, and dcprcciatc their value in
almost a corresponding ratio. We
hope, however, that the blow, though
comparatively moderate and little felt
aai,erc, may grant us immunity for the
lutu4e ,-.Souhern Standard.
ssss GEonGErowN,> c., SEPTEMBER s.
5S2Hc Weather und tie Crops.-Thc
$Slainy weather Which we announced as
commencing in June last has continued
up to the present time with some short
Intervals; and early much annoyed the
labour in hoeing and killing grass, and
during the last month was greatly dct-
sifimcntal to the curing of blades.
SIG The great fall Of rain on the 21lh
and 2Sth of August, and which spread
VAST injury from Mobile to Ncw-lork,
on the various rivers, is to-day with MS
s,oil the Santcc and Pee Dee rivers.
s@and. is likely to do much damage to
ssthc rice crop, aud especially to those
who plant the most fruitful tide lands
highest up. All the lands in the
,leighborhood Of Lvnchs causcway on
Santec WAS under water Yesterday
Iron Pee Dec we heard yesterday
and the water was not then over the
banks; but it is feared to-day, the fresh
ct is upon all the rice. The wind is
now high ut \. f., and has been SO for
several days, preventing the frcsIct
from going to sea- IFinyuh Observer.
-~~>-~~,-,- ..-o-.-~c~-----~-
The CHors.-Thc Selma (Ala.) Re
sportcr OF the eth ult., SAYS The
boil worm is making destructive raw
ages among the cotton crop in this
section of country. The present
cool weather, almost cool enough
for October will enable the worms to
do their work speedy and cl;ctu,i-
ly. We notice complaints ii, our
exchanges from most Of the Southern
States 1fsl ,qlbbfA,uut thc. ,rava"c~ ot III.
ARll lWn'an, "''l thr cotton rat.r.iL>
iinMr inMri MrirWjth ihg tAGsH1in% II FcvI~, wh,ru
!; siH 1lt.S e},9Qs N'I' be made the
InE E.slrSG QuEsroS SErrLEp.-
New ,Mnrk, Morning Express states on
iheI hMttauthority that the Fishery
question has already been satisfactorily
settled.
So -~~~-o~~-~- -.-o-..> ---,>~-----
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INSANE ASYLUM IN THE DISTRICT or
sCoLuMHtA.-1hc sum of $4,000 has
been inserted Ill the civil appropriation
bill passed by Congress, for the pur-
chase of Il site containing not less than
]. ten, nor more than fifteen acres fland,
in the ncighborlood of Washington.
and for the erection, furnishing, and
fitting up an asylum for the insane OF
the District Of Columbia. and of the
Army and Navy Of the United States
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ALL Persons having demands against
The Estate OF John Mcdonald, will present
them duly aticstcd. Those indebted will
make immediate payment 10
w. NJ. GREEN, agent.
February II, 1862, l7-,f
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Administrators Notice.

HAVE appointed Mr.. ". NJ. Green,
my Agent, to settle all the matters of
The Estate of John Mcdonald. late Of this
District. MARY Il. MCDONALD.
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VI LARGE STURGEoN.-On the subsi-
Edcncc of the frcshct last week. Mr.. A.
SAcnton visited his corn-iicld in the
swamp, about mile below this city,
where he found a sturgeon had taken
#np his quarters in Il shallow lagoon
$lle was safely landed, dressed and
brought up to the city, and was found
sthcn to weigh one hundred and ninety
three pounds. 1t was about ten feet
in length, and before it was dressed. it
would probably have weighed two
hundred and fifty pounds.
4saf Near tho same place he also found a
very rare and singular specimen of the
flLtizird genus, known in natural hislo-
ssrys3as tho, siren. 1t is twenty five inch
sssEs long, has pair of legs near its head,
f&nl l3over eacll II fin, or something much
resembling a small wing. It's skin is
sblack ,wlthout scales, similar in shape
10 an eel, but somewhat stoutcr. ltis,
"a iogeth},ravcry ugly looking custom
"a and may be seen alive at Mr.. B's
house hy}any, ono who has the curiosi-
ny to call 4kucon Iotu..
.
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y report is in circulation that the
Hon. hos. II. Benton is lying serious
~ i'll at Frankfort, kv.
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SINGULAR SHIPMENT EY liXrREss.-
On Thursday last, the editor OF the
Cincinnati GrZcttc saw at the office OF
the Express Company in that city, Il
little girl about ten years of age, who
had been shipped by express from
Washington City To her father Mr..
Perrylnan, at Dayton, Ohio. The
cost OF lranSporta'ion-including boar
ding and extra fare was only SIS.
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IoSTMlSTEEsSEs. s.-'rhrrc are in the
United States ci ighly-onc women hold
lnS the Office OF post master O. thirty
one OF whom are in pcnnsvlvamia.-
Some of these arc important Offices.
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PRESENT FROM Mis-. CLAY.-Thc
Rev. Edward +. BcrkIcv. OF I.cNinu-
ton, n.y., who received MIR. Clay INTO
the church by baptism, aud whose
mnlstratlons nc constantly attended,
has been presented by Mrs. Clay with
a massive gold seal ring, set with 4
large and very precious stone. 1t WAS
u iavortc ring OF Mr.. Clay, and worn
by him during the last five or six
Years Of his life.
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September II, 1882.
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HE ElslIISG QUEsroN Settled
New ,Mhrk Morning Express states on
ihgh@tftauthori,y that the Fishery
ffllcstionilas already been satisfactorily
settled.
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From the South .

ARRIVAL OF THREE MAILS CONSUL sHARKEY-
MARINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES U. s SENATOR
sHIP-sLAyE STAMPEDE-MURDER, ETC
BALTIMORE, Oct, 81 1852.
Three New Orleans mails resolved night bring
ing dates ct late as due.
The Pcdgnc says that Judge sharkey. L. s. Consul at
Havana on hearing Of the Cuban troubles Immediately
made to return to his post and would de-
part by the next steamer from New Orleans.
The ship Rockaway from New York, at New Orleans.
recently experienced hurricane having her sails
split and receiving other damage.
The British ship Astoria, from New Orleans for Lon
don erenced the same gale and returned in distress
The Mississippi Legislature is again at loggerheads
The Senate bad resolved not TO proceed to the election
senator whilst the House had resolved to go into
the election ON the 2lst inst
stampede of sixteen slaves occurred in Washington
county, Maryland, on Saturday last
An ARRAY occurred in Baltimore TO day, between boy
named Thomas Dony, I'D William Richardson, the mas
ter Of vessel lying at Light street wharf during which
the latter stabbed with dirk knife and died in few
moments The murderer was arrested.
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Herald Marine correspondence.

PHrADETPHrA, Oct 2l--f Pm
Arrved-Schrs Chas Hallock Davis NYork Benz
Flenner Dale, wilmington, NC; lydia Ellen, Marshall
Great Egg Haroor Patterson, Peacock Boston, Thos
Dcnnson, Saunders, NYork; BloNs, Clark, Middle
town; Eclipse, Potter NYork.
Cleattd-Ship Jos Holmes, Adams Eorlcans bark Gov
Won oxholm Bayf, st Thomas; briggs Lopez. Kennoy
Erickson Laguayra Mary Patterson Bateman, Fall ~.
Billows Clark, Middetown, Eclipse, Potter fort
Norris G G Horton Candy Richmond Alexandria, sears
Boston, Echo, Lowden, NYork; steamers Virginia, real
Rohmenc Oneida ONiel, Nlork; Dolphin, Staoknouse no.
Miscellaneous.
THE STEAMSHIP TIxAs Capt Jas Lawiess' sh,io"
yesterday New Orleans take hcr place IN Messrs mar
rs Morgans mail line between that city ana
The list of will be found under the proper mead
Ram RsyonM burnt OF Mobile was owned ny mesgFs
SturRos A. CIcarmnn Of this city, aud Cnpe VIZ,
formerly comma nded her. She was but AZ oWanSey So-
tons, and insured In NYork' ,,.r,,
INV nm .cr Cr.Rw Crosby, wrecked az Tnrke Islands,
as Vessel built 81 Marys Gee, In 1872 Nnd owned
In this city; "a tons burthen' -. al, -,
Of cargo of ship hrfo, ir9ni aiah " -p ~''S ioph''
cd condemned at Algoa Day.
M 10 AZ Boston from Fnyel had heavy gale .sh
~, sro,n sW TO NV, In lat 3Sk, Ion a
pa Cpospy FROM Bostoa, got ashore on Boston qpit
,narniue Of 10Th, and remAinea az sunGet.
scum MosFs from wiscasact for oston) was cot
an Bird Island niFnt Of lgh at high water after dss
lighter Lad Of brirks.
scnR -, - los tons, commanded by Capt Maybaw
Of fremont M laden with plaster and iathH went a,hor
ottor Ceel, Mount Desert @h inSt All hands wciD
taycd.
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At Oyster Bay, l. l., october 90 Henry FLEET aged
eS years
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend his funeral to-day, without further notice.
ON Thursday October 81 at her residence, Stapleton
Staten bland, Mrs CATHERINE HErHERiNeToS, wife Of
etheipgton and daughter Of the late Mrs Fran
ces White
Her funeral will take place TO day, at o'clock The
friends and acquaintance invited without further
notice
On Wednesday, October 20, GsoReE II. JuDsoN in the
33d year OF bis age.
The relatives aud friends of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funera from his late residence No.
SO Essex street this day at two O'Clock. The remains
will be taken to Greenwood for intcrment.
On Thursday morning October 81, CORNELIUS u. BER-
crS in the AID year Of his age.
His relatives and friends aud those Of his father Judge
John s. Bergen of his father in law Parmenus johnson
and his b others respectfully invited 10 attend his
funera without further notice from his late
in Baltic street Henry street Brooklyn Saturday
afternoon. at two O'Clock,
In this city October 81 Colonel Isaac MooRE formerly
of Augusta Me
Ills remains will be taken TO wareB Mas for inter
mcnt.
on Thursday October q, Of dfcny, wuLt,M Jon0-
sToS, aged ~ years. -.
The relatives and friends q the family and those Of ~
con m law William peokwoii 1esp otiuy inyitca o.
attend the funeral tony at one O'clock flom NO ~.
Division street. i's remains viii be taken 20 'reso"ua
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