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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-05-05

TWO thousand cords Of seasoned Pine and Oak
l. Wood, delivered on the wharf, at our steam
mills--for sale Cheap, by
I5tfl HOPKINS & BROTHERS.
Mill Point, August /, 1851.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-05-05

nYE WOODS AND DYE STUFFS.-Camwood,
~ Fustic, Logwood, Redwood, Madden, Aunatto,
ate Soda, Cream Tartar, Tartarc Acid, SC, &c.
At the Mill Point Drug Store. [12tfl
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-05-05

ELOUR and Salt on hand and for sale low, by
Il GILBERT & Co.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-05-05

- HIPPING:-The undersigned are prepared to
- contract for the delivery of all kinds of pro-
ducc consigned to Eastern markets. at the lowest
rates. GILBERT & Co.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-05-05

ATS aad Caps for men and boys, all kinds and
IL qualities for salo ceap by G. b. ALBEE.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-05-05

wv ASH Tubs of all sizes of the best material for
w sale Wholesale retail, made by Benjamin
+. Eames at FERRY & Sons steam saw mill.
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la addition 10 the foregoing the 4h regiment OF infantry
(en npanes and ninety DRAGON recruits making rob
ably 800 men, assembling at Fort Columbus,
the harbor OF New York. preparatory to emb,rkaon for
the Pacific portion To proceed by the Panama route,
and the remainder around Cape Horn.
am, sir, very respectfully, your ohedlent servant,
r. JONES, Adjutant General
Hon. J. b WELLER, u. 5. Senate, Washington, ID. c.
lregret that portion of these troops have been sent
around Cape Horn, iour or five months neces.
sarily elapse baore they reach the field of labor
Alter they shall have arrived with the troops reported
to be already there, sufficient force, trust will be
found 10 give the necessary protection; provided au-
thory is given, as have already said, TO accept the
vices of the militia when the public exgencies require.
In my opinion, larger proportion OF dragons should
have been sent out, they would have been found
much more effective than infantry, | must also be pei
mtiei to express doubt whether the force reported
correct In my opinion, there cannot be more than
600 effective troops in the State. The stale OF Caor
MIA has already expended more than million OF dolar
in protecting the inhabitants against the depredatons oil
the Indians, in giving that protection which you shout
have given Whether the fault has been with the legs
laye executive, both, will not undertake
determine. BE this IL nav | sincerely hope thet
may be no OF complaint in the future. We baH
only asked that The protection which you extend 10 you
people else where should be extended to We ask w
more-it cannot be expected that We would be sashe
with less.
The question being taken upon the adoption Of hi|
resolution, II was agreed to-
no CONTINUED
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HARRISON lived only month"; aud was succeeded ~ ,
was, in great part especially towards rs close
yIi sed some sixteen months, succeeded BY Fin
no ~ now PRESIDENT Three years this terona ~ "a,
ors and two OF flmoesony are Included 10 iese
ny o Ieoa can be made up, certainly known snIy N
three % ,s sseIaye therefore the aggregate divided BY
Term eould Do ascsTfained and BY four - ~ "o'o
% sssei1 blanks thus marked ID result in some instances
om ueecuFe Tetumsi In instances nom ehangas III %
% IN one oheis from which viii readily aonrscsd
uhg We last three there have No. ~
aAes levied during the four last excess OF
oce expenditures during two conneIion Vim he
ana curing General JacksOns whole term there So M
money raised loans treasury noteA "eio was no
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ny &c. n. srnArToS, Auetlon.er.

VALUABLE LOT AND IMPROVEMENTS AT AUCTIoN,-o
Tuesday, June ~ The premises O'Clock, p M bt
sell Of lots and in No. 3s situated l s
west, between and north, having front OF Is feet, Wit
depth OF 100 improved by substantial baem
frame dwelling, gih back building and wood house, good N
anita ole condition. On the premises plum peach
crap gooseberi.s, rOsos aud phfubbary.
Terms One third cash residue in equal nstamen,s g. ~ 40
Is months with interest," satisfactorily secured.
ConveyRnces the sHpense Of purchaser Title originally m
government.
June l7--dts
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AN OPPORTUNITY 60 purchase Dry Goods N
II great sacrifice tor cashThe subscribor having dee
make an alteration In their soreroom, In order TO keep @
ie rapid improvements going in The national mu
bat more especially for the better ommoda0n Of our
customers, respectfully 10 the citizens 81 Nssn
Alexandria, Georgetown, and visiting the cv W. "A
WIZ commence to-day sell Oh their entire stuck OF goos
ana many muclos much below cost We shall continue ~ "A
above stated unt the 18th July by that time hope We
disposed Of the whole stock. The win then be e"
short time In order 70 make the improvement. 81
Our terms while selling ont will be cAsh This an e, 4
that has never before presented itself citizens ana
do well 20 examine The stock and what goods nay N
as determined 70 sell them very cheap 90 a.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY -
June I7--lwdf
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'lHs Animal Meeting OF the stock holders Of ~
Magnetic Telegraph Company" win held in city Of ~
dephia ~ the Directof Room Of the company on THURSDAY
eh day Of July protimo Mt O'clock M election
GERS md NE transaction Of other business which all stk
are respectfully requested TO attend.
AptL RaTpBoNr CoREfx Secretary.
June lid
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GREAT ssrgsius in Dry .sooa--We have nos
hand the following very decided Bargains IN dry goods
we are selling NJ prices that cannot fail @ please.
20 pieces handsome style b.rcre, e5 cents.
100 do bereqe de lane ~, is, ia 20, and Is cents
100 do lawns, from l2S Is cents
80 do mourning lawns, from i2S to % cents
10 DO black beregB
10 do shav de nIain colota ~
ling dresses
" 20 India aud foalard silks, very ohenp
~ 90 very hne French printed iaconets
~ 40 inquired ahallys, very handsome styks. =
neS-dlmi YERBY MILlah
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NIX. y. X. GooDJL, Musical Director and LesaI
~ national lheaue Washington has the honor of annogn
ua ne benefit concert win take place Thursdsy svennh
ny Cafusis Assembly Rooms under the dsr gushed pau
Of o President OF the United and ladies and rsnu
Of Washington, particulars 81 which wih be duly announce
The interim, Mr. Goodal will levees Al he above e
rooms with his unrivaed band commencing Tuesday eve
next, June ~, half past O'Clock, and continue each "
until further notice. Admission, 25 cents.
Juno IO--da
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EBERpACH,s REyrAUaayT.

John EBERBACH, having opened his restaurant, on
north side OF Pennsylvania avenue, l and % s
respectfully invites his old public general 70 '
him with call His arranged and han
Eoneiy hed up and those viii feceve an
non that required for their qualification and entertainment Nv
decaces Of the viii be- regularly supplied for his table
will his establishment inferior the feicp
ofthis other city Union The choicest wines
malt liquors. and mineral will be found In bis ample cell
and served up at the shortest notice and in the most aP
style
and the public, make his Acknowledgements
visited the Columbian Hotel while under his control and spP
tendence.
Handsomely furnished rent, suitable
members Of Congress and families.
June l6--A
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SAN FRASCIsoo. California,
NAV IA. 1872


DEAR sra The complicated Indian affairs In
this country and the unprotected condition OF citizens
have Induced communicate with for purpos,
OF dSuwiug more attention TO the subject week
saJed General Htchcock and urged him tle neees-
sfty Of Immediately sending troops up 10 the NORTH
ptoec the people N that region. lie spoke very fairly, and
promised TO do all that he could, and snow doing everything
in his power bat the un bis forces yery ioade.
quao the services required The country much
extensive than generally supposed, and the ocales very
impeI ecly known. Ot this you well aware yourself
aud very difficult make people understand H. There
IL lite danger 20 be apprehended from tho
Indie rs except those&nE N The extreme northern and
aim entirely destitute OF any protection from the general
COVE The southern, - tre, have recently Jared
toe ably we'll but that there Is temporary cessation
Of Ioties tho troops mosy he Withdrawn, and
th people again left tile tender meTcies Of Tire savages
Tia north has never seen single soldier except small
.rY that came through from y egon and the rough treat
they received the way rom the Indians ought
have been sufficient demOnsuauon OF the necessity
Of establishing military ros somewhere IN that
y ion. Snch howeygr, has been the until now
when hundred are be semitic protect the peo
Gle Of region five hundred miles IN length by three hum
dred In widti embracing the COUNTRY
In the United Satcs and filed VITA hostile Indians faten
ed into good fighting order 10y the beaty Of the commits
soners
but the government at home and the utter neglect with
which have been treated IS last engendering feeling
that no good government should ever afford cause 10, III
be held only furnish people OF the eastern
States with gold 10 them from bankruptcy and oil.
tain no protection nom the government why, en-
me state. Ihese sentiments would dislike very much 10
lie compelled 10 make publicly, and combatted them
warmly IN the Legislature but necessity may force to IL
You have doubtless seen the correspondence had with
tho governor those affairs, and understand something o
the matter but the extent OF Il ony bs fully by
those living the exposed Districts Without protection 81
any hind people have been exposed the
depredsdons friends and neghbots inhunany
buichered, their property stolen destroyed amount
eminent 10 chasse the perpetrators. In addition 10 tbs
when The people, driven 70 madness by these Tnpeaed ia
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NOTICE no TEAct,rIk,

NOTICE 10 TEACHEI<s.-'rbc trustees Chariow
~ School, st MaDs county, Maryland desire employ
stant teacher as vice principal TO take charge OF the ca
partment IN that institution.
i'orouahy-educaIed gentleman, with experience s'a
would be preferred.
Applications with estimonius OF capacity mad
fore July 9Th. Postage prepaid " d. BROW Me- Pima
Charlotte Hall School, Maryland.
The salary $3.50 per annum, third OF the tuition
generally amounts 500 Jnne 6--ulJa5
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), will be perceived, Is not dealing talTy w''h
polks administration, upon the rule adopted 10 ECU
mating and comparing the Expenditures Of all preeeylg
aJoins,raons have in this particular eshmaie Done
bi fs,nsss n MIR Polk that the friends OF inls ad'
mnistraiion should not have even semoahes 2, p.s
,yi for complaint; and that even then me oasnee was
= bis favor against Mi Fillmore 10 s'ae ,ns aoSounl
ia,iv however as in the OF all me olue aa'
.y,ians The whole public debt must be exeiudtsu y
,Ssil ior Mi Polk as Tor Mr. Fillmore and tn's M,
w Ageyence az originally and fairly stated ltn'oa ~.
.us balance ogaind Mr. Fillmore OF S3,4oS'4<' Pe'
= m, nv present purpose 70 pursue this sqeleet li
bs, IL detail than have already gone Tor leel Voc.
NE ,sT;sd The Senate, as certainly have exhauseu
nav own strength Nor was my purpose o. ssPeSS is
y Chen beaan this research into the financial MS
uoa w"e , goysrnmen, TO make the results might de-
veop the means this the oceason % p spss was
lie general and pportan, one, as, ~ Ee ~, u
~, ~ INV remarks have made mahliesl lnas ~ !,
paI. o. ~ sbosy The tendency OF our government Y
Pereass ia expenditures at rate whlcn VIZ -, svs,
~ H. r,pidy My anticipations, alarming non =, an
~ .,ne,6ciai examination ! had before gwen - 49, a
Fbit have in the course Of the nvesugauohf, ~
Iu nsinfnlIy realized-nay greatly exceeded w ~
onIo have found and disclosed 70 the senate, ~ us
"n3 6gntes which cannot mislesd, that thls infIe1se
u~7i,ures Il fearfully rapid, but must DC aOsOlus'
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I,ouND on, sunday afternoon, the 9th Instant on
street near the Church Epiphany, large benspn INC
M. saysr,isemen, - June i9-d3M
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Ia,o Cbi.f ,,arr al 20 80 g. q. PANT,
N'io" omce' Missouri
M TVS 1s& EA.T, Attorn.ys and Agen, r. opposite
D. c.. 10
extra nav &c NJ E aies for pension bounty
suspended will give especial atent rejected
Uiyhes, n,ca,. .iuonary pension claims.
distance paid for land warrants and orders
Refer ~ .pty filled.
orally members Congress and officers OF the
Republic June l6-d3tn
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I1R's FERRY.
In ~ LIsE)
HE packet hon will the ensuing season.
commencing between Georgetown and HsrperS
Ferry.
Leaving Georgetown dAiy arriving Hapcr's Ferry
morninS m, in me Cumberland
Winchester
Returning, leaving Hapers Fei arriving at George
town morning o'clocl I.
OuSluSes will be the arrival OF
Geoaaeioyy, convey them q w qshington,
k5-Iare through, including board. 81 50.
Mar os--df
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AIexand ria Boat
~ se-,1 THE Steamer { IEoRGE WASHINGTON viii de-
alk~ part as follows Boats fare coach are
e.-z making the trip for pleasure poa.
are half price, coach Th near Northern
6k. "
Leave Leave A M..SSg,s1 si5tsH s'laS9Ss"
"S""'SO" :" . 20 49, 70 jon CoRsoN
June l5-d Captain.
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The Weather.

TuuRsDAT, jan -
-. % 10 THERMOMETERS 10
,.f 80 Els CLOUDY night pa, no yerT cold
p 5~c Wind west we naae zero Pros
no no r Thetmoneter degrees ABOVE XIV
sct Of cold seaihef III cloudy evening. Wind
ArprRS-It is very colo, 60 oo
~ HTShe,aoometer above zero, .o-s-e ..ornv
sTRAcvsE-it has ss,d IN III Jay. Wind northwest.
Thermometer az zero. 10, beautiful night bit very
Ii0 Xvl,d uest Thermometer ;.
cold VINO r rs Is condy, ani very cog. VIM IS
ALsA sooo north-wsst The Thermometer Ats
strong , TSo An nom q 20 degrees above zero
, pa,or,sfer . zoo. Mercury g..
aT-sa,-ll ia very cold, clear night. aermoll'
etc, c,gyse above zero. Wind light from the
Gls~sc- 1t has been bright, cold day. VIVA
acf.i. Thermometer Is degrees oelo" zero ia
MosTRElL beautiful. clear day. WIpd ao2tl
norh. thermometer 10 below zero. Barometer
$500 vv,,,,o-,,
east. We have had an incesssnt snow storm since
Monday WI ,or.b.
ToRoNro 1t is a cloudy, cold day. Wind NORM
west Thermometer 10 above zero.
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pg,o yaoSrtsR Hot from CALAIS ,osfsre rec 20 a.
..rrur-ores hs7vy gale WAfn seosJsV
- lostrr : 80 sktlact 81 le-lrf tl'n' nv ~ -.
..ss,s a. Cd Barbados Dec - 70 e,,Neb -
..s..,rfsy after stormy r.ssaee 81 ~ 80 bi 49,
80 ~. ,ur ff.t nate. Thomas DolAn' -, 'nr@ 20
o., -ose her win part % iAe Geek 'oti' ''' '''
Nj. Jan 70. PINTO cargo - ,se
ssn ssrS Rnein Is sril hesGg got Gus paf'l, by -
-, ~S.ch = ngt ,va,ercd. TIE steam 4H,r - -
,F,rss iock vs-y favs rahie TIE S. lT LicI ~ a.
-. bsri -r ~ beach 8ld WIZ c'hIA4' - as. -
,rc5erafee Thermometer u - fses 70 ~, ~
SrryoRrn y Car AS that 'anf "th>'n' ~ ~, -
a., Vet 1.e rhoard "a her wpOis cSot loIl' "a
ser massage out II : as5 rumoIed 'As te niaA - -
u'n g Vssev 90 her passage - B3 ~ Is ioa 'ei
isct lS9a Noh.nx direct has been n IN nom .eI'
T,+,,rt fr0 e,ter received by Eli So0d Ns,l,, rs'
Soy n he Board II Unterwrie $ Gt,sI
Sp Nc a The rcAr Aurora B0reav Hudson mas
~ rom Jereri.e fol Nev-i0rs WIN ciiSo ~ 80.
code 90 ashore N Msvasusna N ire en- ane IN
Ter hsed small portion Of she cargo as oseh ~
b.rs he balance hayrg been lost OWING 70 me
tbs Nrec.srs TIE I'D itef ais we're - brought - m
Dort The cargo eiteG about stp me mA7ilai' ANU"
'Ths BIZ ba-k AgneS Fleet. from Honduras iot In
don Nth cargo Of mahogany, logWood' she VNl'n,
INIT m on the morning Of the Zih IN distress lawns o'H
shore os Grard pahaml-the bark now use
The b. hris Thems. before reported VIII sAi "a =
dsv or two her repairs having been Iy c1m2isSu 'o
New Yolk va the Ragged Islands, where shs VIII iva"
The Psdrasa IS beng repaired, and I'll sail in shout
three weeks
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nv telegraph.

PROVIDENCE. Jan. l5-Sated oIIg Loretio, Mobile
.chr lula Am r Southern port soop POINTER Fowler
Nsv-iofk. go ...t - p..h,.s q,,,.n
MOI Mss HOLE Jan. Arr. llih. bng Carol ne,
n SirSsra 18th nit foT Boston schT Leo, winning
n \ q f-r do 18Th barAs Iuba, nav ana Isl hss.' Ior
Ro.tcn Prospect Baltimore Tor Cape Nm; nnngs ~,
Pgers Surpaun I'd ult, FOR Salem snac Aioid rhIsle
nbis or Boston schrs Mariana, do or DO Joan lylei
Dver Norfolk FOR do: Gus, Mar Mes Ne" totA lpI
Glercester Albion SieaTps DO for Castne ltn, Paiss
Pay state Baltimore for Boston. SYlpA 40 of 40 pIls
Delhi Maianzas sist ult. for Boston virginia POTOMAC
River for Ba.umOre -. r,.,f,s ,,h
Mi Choctaw Galveston; scArs. Eugene; J9cmet ilth
nit ] A Coos. Conaves, leih ulf. } n horton
olive Glars and Eastern Light, Tsngel Northern Lignt
do Eva and Camsa. New-l OK A. = iohei1e"' III" -
II NickeTs9n, Philadelphia - ILL.,. hob
Gil shps Reliance China Oussa' fat inoiss 49, ~,
c Buchanan. Mobile Appleton. Baltimore 0ngsFas-
not (Du,ch) Rotterdam. VIA New-hofA
Sid banks Fairy. ard Elm -, -.
SALEM. Jan. I-Sd. bars Sophr'h4ts Nahf'pN N'is
Potomac, West Coast Of AFRICA. .>,.- q.
Ia Port Ships sring and Argonot O9fAs Oflhe, 81
T0hn | \ Hobart, Gem. J ". Drval CUBA io"li'
Zerba Prospect Bay STATE. Sy nh hrgs Forest Prince
Susan Soule + nancier. l. Mhirqe. cement N0fagnas
Gaelic Mary Sranton, DR. Roger, ShacSioid De'm VIZ
r1rlen. Afican echrs. Ocean. Fmeraid King FGilip,
MOB le Naria Jane Red Beach, Lnch Ann, Amanda
Kee'.r MARY De INA william, Mary Ann, Eliza, Jean
Oiis Mary Niles, Albion, Cora. .,
Snriuaun 80 ult hakS Lawrence. CinNe. or salsh
lls Nautilus, Rowe. dsg; brss CZuga Bates. Idg.'
Grampus Tucker. or Gloucester 10 days spartan Ian
der, from Boston. arr. I'd.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Woman Observation-Disclosures
Correrondence Of The n. Y. Tribuae.
pu,,.nvrpur, Thursday Jan Is, 1852

Correrondence Of the y. Y. Tnbuae.
PHILADELPHIA Thursday, Jan. 10, ls92'
Margaret Hartman, a German woman,
AGED % Years was Yesterday accidentally smoihered
70 devth She resided at cor Fourth and Brown-s's.
The weather has moderated ThaSins rapidly
Pusipess continues dull and inactive CLOVER SEP Is
IN better demand and % bushels good quality 900 ~ -
al = 81 ~ and some receaned At S. I'd. iae FLolf
market Is verv quiet Holders demand - l2ias4 l5s
hare for andard ard ,od brands but there IS very s
.xport denard and only so TO 600 bbs have been oi
these prices Small sales Tor city consum 2noh FitAh ''1
rsuee Of - ga Sc for and fsun4 brands ~
ING l. quality. RYE FLOUR Is wanted y - ~ tlbN
NEAL is more inquired alter We qlo.e q, - DtLfel
There is far demand for WHEAT aod oui Ise A.i =;
sales OF 300 bushels prime Red % S0c anl y ie a.
II hushel The aTks. continues bare OF .te aul j,
is wanted. CORN sscarce. and al mere aas
of ii &c OATS are scarce and worth 3yGi. Ouslei
WHISKY is dull Sales Of bbls. az Pc and hhds az <ic
sHEs OF SrocKs.-FrSt B01rd-9 Penn. Bak, lo.t;
TO- IO8- 2j do lO9 3 Grsrd Bank e y do II .'5
IehIgh Nav IS 10 IS do 78l 80 Morfls Cana ltt, ~
90 Is $1,000 Penn IS, lgi 81 I. 8 Banh' go
Ctts aud Del Canal S.. sc. %. DO PennsyiVand X =
40 ~ DO 30f; 400 City g. '88 l0l Man and wen
Hank II $1,000 Read RR Is, 70. 49, 50 Uaon Canal
IL. n A Bar H. 1851 $50 Long Island X, B..
second Boqrd-g Fam Mech Bank. O.; Penn Bans
l0c. 5000 City 6s go lOl zoe Reading Nh -ot' .
POM K r 40, So OC0 Reading K r. 6s, 20, 49,
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Arrived,

Sieamsli2 Union. Blil. iron Caagres va Kngs.0n,
Jal, "a INST, @-ia nls.., passengers, Sc, % DAYS.
sap Clsm1lan. OF Bath woodward vsv.Orle,a, -
days, udis. y }. " EseL The { has been ashore 5a
the homsr but vas got OF y th1n. damage
sai r. bulsi.y, Brown, Charleston days cotton and
nee 20 George huxley.
sup Yorkshire. .pafl Br-ss Liverpool Nov IS mise
ard 20 passengers &. siarshau N.shtot i0sh n,f
iet 20 - i1n n 10, rassed Steamship Plrre for var
pool rad heaFF weather the passage and took u, on
the tn MS The Is detained n Quaran'lne with the
smallpox board he'd SIDE 3 n and 4 otyths
Bafk LUcifef. rru-s.I DdnKdsr Quebec De- u Inn.
Der 20 Hn~ aud = Aspliaall EKeoanys gual. with
brig IyrIess. rem New York 1Y LIVERPOOL when CONC
- QUEBEC. al Tie Braad u.s. went asaore aai r.. %
cut away he rrainnas, % her OIL LEAKED Dsdv 1,
same nsht lost boats and Two men. and ne steward
Henry Williams. native II Dublin. Iretsd; shipped n
hev-loTK
B,Ik JlsPer Hasy Clalies,aa days, cotton aad nee
% Dmham OE1n.
Big Amsncap, Godfr-s. savannah DAYS. COTTON aad
rice 20 DuuhauS DIuGn
Brig Delaware, lc. Plli-dslsA.a HARDY SlvAnnla 3D..
Brs E.lly Ssys, CAllssoa days e,..oa aal nee 20
seir B. Warner, c. NILS Ch.l,ston 7oAosrs. cotton
% y. /. NcCreaay s. Co
- The ship Ne Ham pshre. from Liverpool re- rte
% yesisId9y mornsgs PAPER oe1s nus - a srista.-
IS ne II sailed from ;ais or. ne "a 1T i,s Aa-
ven
@ The r.vs,s .re s.ll ot,;ruc'sd v..l lrf, ice.
scaf aaces sa''e-y. new. 90 tuas burden l. s Da
IS BIC AhsFer- see Nas h.lt By u .. Bay.es, Book
haven, t'T Jonas SallAs me OF packets
SAILkD-SAips sheridan. Clrash Lysyoo,I Van
eu1Id Norton Mobile, Quebec, Dlrsee NeV.Orls tas:
bark John Beacon, West, Havana.
BELOW 81 p no FgnAl, also 6rx
WlSD-Sunriss. SW.: mend.aO w sunset NV
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slsy. Jan. u. ROBERT c DE MARCEL

on wedueslly. Jan %. ROBERT De MARCEL
LIN. aged i9 PEARS.
lis friends ani rslaives AMI those # h,s fthsr DR..
ard prehie 60 MsTcen respectfully .lglred %
his uncle, bD' ef ClcH. 40 l lth az. on Situlo4y
merarg, thc l7th ns' 10 i9 A. ~ lis remains VII be-
taken rr Green ro0 Crmetsrr o. .u-erue4t
On lnuIsday, Jaa l5 m the -2l year % his axe, VI
JOSEPH NEAL
Ills friends and those Of Tie family respectfully 10.
yled attend ne funeral SATURDAY ferne1n. A. 2
O'Clock. from hs ia- re deCe, 70 - Orchard 81. WITH
out further nvt-tn Ills ills viii be tt<ea to Irp
ity Ctmc'crY l0r Irterlcut. lilo Do
On Iru4taV, 18Th January. q disease NJ tAc hear,
JOHN C. NINSLOW, Ia tho }jih yea- u his age
The relatives aud lllts tie family. also tnc
Of Conn auy 4 The fth Regiment. fAulerYl a.c zee
qussted . nj flleIa ljay rae atA INST %
ociUc 81. l0m Pos !lte a.. lc4cc. 40 ci isf4t Ills
remains WA 10 .aAeu io GIttnH % Cemetery iDr ufgr-
men' ilb2tf
On Thursday. IAN. 49, eliza JANE. lauelt ofPe. X
and Margaret 1ootn'psh. aged ears n'aihs AL 2
DAYS.
lie relatives anil friends of tbo Gam D. ara fesre-ll
invited g. attend heE lul T a fa deuce N her is
% e Bceimla &c., ol Sa.urily 1-h nat AZ DO clock
&. n. with lf further invitation
On IsuusT Il HAMILTON Van ORDEN, aged D
year and N .l IIfhs
The relatives and friends of ths family are invited o. az
tend The funeral tlT, i0tl I AZ 10 clock. VIA
oui fnrher lo ce from Che residence OF his paroAts No
% i2fh-st
IN New-Or'eans. "a Tuesday evening Dss 80. a. u
O'Clock, FLORENCE ROZZELL. eidess dausater IF Al
fred aud Martha J. MpHfoe. assd years and months.
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