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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16
9000 lbs Cotton Yarn;
800 lbs do Batting; at

.SUGAR g. MOL LASSES-A Prime Article i;sf
~ received aud for sale by the bbl., or at retail
as cheap as Tie cheapest.
Feb. 2S, 1853. g.. S, EDWARDS.
JUST RECEIVED from tile manufacturer ten
y bushels pegs and two cases lasts 600 lbs.
Sole Leather and 80 Sides nj Upper Leather,
Calf and Kip, WATKINS & SMITH.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

. dozen Voins;
- AccOrdeons; at EDWARDS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

n kegs No Common Tobacco;
~ bNs5 Lump at
noyl6 EDWARDS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

A very promising young man com
mitted suicide in this town the o'her
day, hy jumping out of his boots and
lodging on his standing collar.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11
From Panama.

The Philadelphia brought us papers from
Panama of the 3lst ult.
The Echo, formerly published at the Isthmus,
has ceased to exist.
The British steamship from South America
had not arrived on the 3lst She was three
days behind time.
A complimentary benefit was given by some
OF the citizens of Panama to Miss Ella Bruce, on
the evening of the Both ult
Captain Neira having resigned the office of
Captain of the Port, the Governor has appoint
ed Lieut. Colonel Sebastian Arce to fiji that
post, commencing from the 18th of May.
Under the heading g A Safe Bet, the Her.
aid says:
We heard one of our shrewdest citizens the
other day offering to take three TO one, in thou
sands. that the Pacific Railroad would be com
pleted before the Panama line, and that pas
senger would go by rail from st. Louis to San
FRANCISCO ere the Panamenos saw Il train arrive
from Aspnwal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

SKrLARKs.-A colony of skylarks, forty TWO
IN number, were recently imported from Eng
land by gentleman of this city, and liberated
on the farm of Samuel Candy, about four mile
out Of town, with the hope of perpetuating tn,
species in this country. Wilmington (Del !
Republican.
We cannot say that our shylarks are of the
imported kind, but they are quite as melodious
as it is necessary they should be--a fact which
can be corroborated any night about o'clock
Several of ours were IS liberated . the othe,
night in the vicinity of the Parish Prison, and
there is no hope, but quite fear, that the
species will perpetuate itself
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

An Appeal.

The destitute condition of the unfortunate passengers
saved from tho wreck of the William and Mary demand
the sympathy and immediate aid the citizens of
Orleans The particulars Of this sad shpwreek are too
well known to require comment After having labored
the pumps for three days without ntermsson to keep
vessel aoat, they rescued from watery grave by
wrecking schooner belonging to Nassau One hour after
the last of the passengers taken oil the vessel oun
dered and the raft which had made the drec
ton Of two sailors who had noby remained by the ship
was at the same time enguphed The passengers
none Of their effects but the inhabitants of Nassau gem
erousy provided for their wants and supplied them with
food and clothing The British Government chartered
the two British sehooner the Rover and the Time to take
them to the port of their destination They have arrived
here to-day, hundred and thirty-nine in number Of
whom forty dye children and almost all of them are
poor destitute and without of leaving the itv
Some of them Germans and Danes most of them from
Ireland but in such distressing circumstances charity
knows geographical limits and the undersigned there
fore feels assured that he will not appeal in vain to the
citizens of NewOreans to relieve those unfortunate peo
pie Contributions will be received at this office until
Tuesday evening WILLIAM MURE
British Consulate New0rleans. June 10, 1853
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

PACING RACE,-By reference to our advertis-
ing columns will be that the celebrated cracks
the South together tomorrow the Metairie
Course at mile heats three best in five to harness for
purse given by the proprietor Mr. Eof This is undoubt-
eddy the strongest field that be brought together in
either the South OR West and it is extremely doubtful
whether Pit TcRasth Hero all we'll known celebrities
at the North make better than Siirer Tail and
Joe wilson did Sunday last should the track be in
good condition heads will swim and brains
added before the is The little scrmmage yes
terday afternoon between Lola Monies and jack Da,crs
won haniiy by Lola iu three straight heats Time
i.n1-=o %.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

recognized as belonging to one Of the murdered
men. This and other circumstances led the
people of San Patricio to follow, arrest, and
bring them back. After their return they con-
fessed their crime, and went and showed where
the bodies were burned, the hearts and skulls
of which were not entirely consumed. The
murderers were then ironed, and taken to Co
lad, where the District Court was in session
They will doubtlessly be tried, convicted, and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

he the the boat the boat owed nothing
ne owned property Pittsburgh for which he would
not take $4,000 These representations made pre-
viou to advancing the $1,000 above referred and et
Grated previously to lending him the $500 l know
nothing OF the affairs OF accused except from his rep
resentaons and on these alone let him have the money
don't think would have let entire stranger have
Sl2O0 on his own bare representations If accused had
called on for $500 his simple credit and without
making the representations he did should not have
let him have the money.
The Recorder, after hearing the testimony committed
the accused for trial before the First District Court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

The conundrum with which we have been
favored concerning " monopolies Z" is very good,
but is at the same time too pointed and per-
sonal for our columns Returning our thanks
TO the mechanist, We also make this statement,
accounting for its non-appearance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11
To the Ladies,

NJ \ D VI 7 I T n
IL Respectfully Oilers her the Laais. Of S,, O
The Treatment Of the following dheasesi PRoLAPsus rTFRI
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL NEHsTRUATtny h.
GoRGEAENT AND uLcERATloN OF THE WOMB
The treatment adopted by her has met the appto,
ne most distinguished Surgeons London and New York. AMI
is success here Of which has ample testimony and the man
pabS sdlea she can refer TO- ufes her that all disease
OF lhe Uterus not Of nature can be cured
Madam devotss herself ezclively to the diseases Of ai an
can lie consulted DAILY, Al her residence,
myis 2pf Is8 ST JasoDh 49,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

Miss DEAN.--It affords us much pleasure
and will doubtless crafty many of our readers
to learn that Miss Julia Dean, the lovely and
accomplished actress, has won a series of tri-
umphs in New York. She appeared first in the
" Hunchback," and although badly supported,
with poor accessories and miserable accompani,,
ments, every Journal in the city has sounded
her praise. Nearly the same faults that we
criticised here are alluded to there, and it is
quite evident that the youth and beauty of the
woman have much to do with the estimation of
the actress. But it is pleasant to know that the
New York Herald, and other leading journals,
rank her as the first living actress on the Ameri-
can stage, and only to be compared with Char
lotte Cushman and Ellen kean.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

Ts~ The steamer FRANK LYON will attend to
The business the SOUTHERN balance Of the suns
ehson the latter having lad up Tor REPAIRS etc ieq
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

The counsel for Charles Trainer, the coored
man, has obtained a writ Of injunction, re-
straining Mrs. Rose Porter from taking the
Trainer child out Of the State of New York
The writ is returnable before Judge Barculo, Of
the Supreme Court on the 9th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

The amount of Bank capital asked for at the
late session Of the Massachusetts Legislature
was Sl8 100000, The amount chartered was
SlO,OOO,OOO An act was passed prohibiting
the issue of fractional bills, and forbidding
their circulation when issued by the banks Of
other States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

IMPORTS AT EwYoRK.--The imports of for
egn goods at NewY ork for the month of May,
have increased nearly 80 per cent. upon the
amount for the corresponding month of last
year, of which a much larger proportion than
usual have been entered for warehousug, being
imported earlier than usual for the fall trade
The total imports of the MONTH. from foreign
ports Including S207 1924 in SPECIFY is valued
at Sl4 $40. 243, against S7,7l9,753 for May of
last year, Total imports since the LIST of Janu-
airy, SSO,3I5 ,o12, being increase of S2s 49,
642 compared with the same five months of last
year. The duties paid on imports at NewYork
since the LIST Of January, amount to ST. $685.
607, being an increase of So, 30S, 972 compared
with the same period last year. The exports
valued at S27 800 SOY, being an increase of
81, 5000 compared with the same time last
year. Included in the exports is S5 $50 100 in
specie, being S3,d76,954 less than the amount
exported during the first five months of 1852
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

The incorrigible wag who makes scraps for the
Boston Post is dreading the effects of time He
says
60 We opened twenty seven papers yesterday
which contained Barry CORVALLIS request,
g Touch us gently, Time" If the old fellow
sees this, we beg him not to NEEDLE with us at
ALL" Washington Republic.
1t quite evident that the man of the Post
wishes to remain an evergreen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11
| PHOTOGRAPHED TO TEE CRESCENT.

TELEGRAPHED TO TEE CRESCENT.
np tbt sautbrrn ltnt,
British Commissioners to the Worlds Fair.
New YORK, June 10.
A British steamer of war has arrived here
bringing Lord Ellesmere and the other Commits
sioners from England to the Worlds Fair, to be
held in this city.
Excitement in New Hampshire.
Boston, June 10.
There is great excitement in the NewHamp-
shire Convention now in session, produced by a
resolution offered by Edmund Burke, censuring
the appointments made by President Pierce.
Execution of Spring.
Philadelphia, June TO-
Arthur Spring, recently convicted of the muir
der Of Mrs. Lynch and her sister, in this city,
| was executed to-day in the prison yard. lie
| protested his innocence to the last.
| Baltimore Coffee Market.
BALTIMORE, June TO-
| The sales of coffee in this market during the
week embrace 2500 bags, at 81 to 10c. per Id.
| for Rio The stock remaining on hand is 49,
600 bags.
Riot in Montreal-Father Gavazzi
NEW YORK, June 10.
great riot took place last night at Mon
treal, on the occasion of lecture delivered
there by Father Gavazzi. The military were
called out, after unavailing efforts to quel the
riot by the civil authorities, and it was found
impossible to put it down without the use Of
firearms. The troops accordingly fred twice
on the mob, killing and wounding a large num-
Der of people This had the effect to stop the
riot in a great measure, but intense excitement
still exists.
New York Markets.
NEw YORK, June TO-
There has been an active demand for Cotton
to-day in this market, and the sales embrace
$3.50 bales Prices are firm.
Rice has been in active request, with sales OF
1000 tierces at a range of So so to a 81 per
100 lbs
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE, June 10.
The demand for Cotton in this market has
been limited during the past week, and the
sales reach barely 5000 bales, of which 400
were taken to-day Middling is quoted at 10 to
l0lc. per Id.
The receipts of the week have been 900 bales,
and the exports $500, leaving stock on hand,
this morning, of % 900 bales.
Eastern Mail
MONTGOMERY, June 10 .
The Eastern Mail due in NewOrlcans on Sun
day morning has failed North of Baltimore
MOBILE, June 10.
The Eastern Mail has arrived, bringing dates
from Newly ork Of the 4th instant--as late as
due.
LATER FROM NASSAU, n. P.--.H,rigdi of the
HHiiom and ,Nary's Passengers. - The
schooners Rover and Time arrived yesterday
morning from Nassau, having left that port on
the 2Sth ult
One hundred and thirty nine of the passen-
gers of the shipwrecked schooner William and
Mary were passengers to this port by the above
arrivals The Rover brought sixty-seven and
the Time seyenty-two. Their further news is
unimportant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11
Charles Il. keEis.
To Druggists, Physicians ana

LANTERS.
~ The su6''rbsr'ofero Retail Druggists Physicians ami PIsn
sssrefllly selected Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
which they vi" guarantee be the quatyare and
' " III cases lhr facilities for importing orgu Dugs Chem
and Their extensive arrangements with American mapuI,
urers are such that they enabled on the best ~
The Same time to their genunepess Tb
nave also on hand of their PREPARATION Of
SELECT PURE DRUGS,
powder neatly done up in quartet half and pouai boitissea
p IL enclosed in paper boz exclude the r,b rso cav,
ben taken to have those powders prepared fs the best
and in such manner preserve % characteristics Of a. oh s
ou' injury lhey have also goss variety Of Chemical and Pa
nacenea Preparations manufactured and put IN spey C
They will all times e prepared furnish trade with Qnin
JARVIS & WooDMAN
mysO 2m7p6T Conner of Cop,,,,r .,,a ~,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11
Day anal boarding School
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

Conducted BY MRS. NJ. D. DIMTTRY
W The classes OF the above school will be MONDAY
usIt, Ianunry3.
Nonewiangd aysgms Of superficial instruction, book o
Questionable propo adopted. paav to
the physical welfare as to the mosltanng and nteeCtua sTop'
ment Of the pupil.
Dissatisfaction offers great advantages for learning
language
Apply in person, by letter at the Institute, CIRCLE.
South section. d.csI lynn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPASY.-A
negotiation, which has been some time pending
between the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
and the NewYork and California Steamship
Company, has been concluded, by which the two
companies are consolidated, under the name of
the former, with special charter, and CAPT
tai of "a, 100000 The great competition here
totore existing between the two companies, is
said to be the main cause of the consolidation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

Gu the lt Of January Bishop the Church Of 81
Louis, Mr. MARCELlNE AUBitAN aud Miss CATHERINE McCAU
~ both of New Orleans. Divorced the Fst on the
l5sh December 1882. ~
IN Mobile, the 81 by Judge Butt Mr. JOHN RICH
ARDS and Msi CATHERINE McCAUIY, OF Orleans eO 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

ABoCT TO REsIGN.-A letter from NewYork
to the Philadelphia Inquirer says:
1t is rumored that Judge Bronson, the Col
lector of this port, is about to resign, and that
movement is now on foot among the merchants
to secure the appointment Of Col. Charles A.
Clinton, as his successor. Mr.. Clinton is a pro-
minent democrat of the bunker school, and the
oldest son of the late Dewitt Clinton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

Mr. George Simpson, jr., Teller Of the Mer-
chants Bank, in this city, has contrived a
g safety seal check which is designed to make
il difficult, if not impossible, to forge checks
The contrivance consists simply in providing
place on the blank check where private seal
like postage stamp, of any design, may he
affixed by the person who signs it, on an under
standing with the bank that no checks upon
him not bearing the seal shall be paid. The
copyright is secured Boston Adv.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

Hon. John S. Pendleton, Charge d'Afairs to
the Argentine Confederation, has concluded to
sign treaty of friendship, commerce and navi-
cation with the Government of the Republic of
Paraguay, which has been approved and ratified
by the competent authorities of that Govern
ment. So that it only awaits the appreciation
of the Government of the United States, and the
exchange of ratification, to go into effect
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

The Secretary of the Interior has suspended
the provisions of the Bounty Land Act Of the
2Sth September, 1850, so far as they have been
supposed to apply to Indians The giving of
bounty lands to Indians, he says, is contrary to
the established practice of the Government,
which seeks to extinguish Indian titles instea
of increasing them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

liz Ds- Camp Street. ~s3 liz
WALL PAPERS-WALL PAPERS.
~ Jus received Per ship Creole another large oss
cheap and beautiful New York
PAPER HANGINGS,
which will be disposed OF terms Also baud large
and well selected stock OF
FRENCH PAPERS AND BORDERS
which, Of the seAaon will be soil rremsy low
AZ usual, on hand, grnsral assortment Of
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
such CORDS and rAssELs White Colored CURTAINS t
lin AMI Bobbn MOSQUITO BARS TRANSPARENT SHADES on
CLOTH CURTAIN BANDS md PINS, RODS coRNIcE nnd
various other articlss for House Furnishing.
tB- Paper hung and Upholstery Work executed,
apis 2ip JOSEPH FTTER ia Capr .,r.st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-11

MONTGOMERY, June 10. ,
The Eastern Mail due in NewOrleans on Sun
day morning has failed North of Baltimore.
MOBILE, June 10.
The Eastern Mail has arrived, bringing dates
from Newly ork Of the 4th instant--as late as
due
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

r sr.r h bar. Prouu7 whsssn from PAlsrmo for Boston
-i Z. ss sh s s & L. waOO TITUS for Ne~YoFs aS'u
% n's liverpool usv ~ OLIVE for CITY PsH' va
f,s Deal Nav is bsrs Prucon. er' nm Havana Tor An' II
s s.S siS h s s:i s Nor Cay f; ' R Bar
'I s.ss 1 9a Ss.sa Es T.sn lS@ Se ~ (.
Bsss PIT lsh, EHEAtetA Hunter i'0@ L'ei''' '''
ssS 10y B..ueh.vsn lctA stephan Rose Ssx York
sss S S h hSi: III dssi 6S. Sso'sa'' o.
Us "a h Ameis Asry SswYaE, Reindeer, Lawrence New
ss: ssg.l Rs e Aa Es Sob ssS sss s:Yo
A., Al Msits III. Nsrcis. sseF Boston. -,
-, az s1s csyioa Nsh Henry varc N.., esls Eng
ss I'M wooa1s Meh H. shs With, Fser Nw-yorsi 5.
R,: S Gss I'd ut WA Rogers, skinner for Boz
va shor, SSh; hr Elzsb-h, wells a day, I'm Nswfs.s
AT With nanns.t sprung saa 's oa 1T .5 "a
Isl 10 Moa1ia; bIs Planet Ryder ' Cape de 'ed' and SAs
Ms..oOns Africa 9Th ul, brig silver tor wndwi COST
a. Iss de 10, ls u trs Allen Luscum for salem '''ni E
"a t1's az NJ fstt Thae Gsrlner NeYors 10 ds
A. ns-esbc sbt tss csnsys' St'rO1ek H ana
NGus5sns r. i inst, bask Aadsoa BeAHan' for Ns"i''A
AZ St. Thomas 18th ust lark w.a Chase Dos n Gso'Ss9s'
D C Ponce R. to load for NsylG5S eF, s' oe "a.
e Phiade hia for Cenfuesoii seh joan n Nane' ''
18th inst 'chrs Ann Dssse' and Sea Flower
"a ~ Tssd III loot 5,h inst bark Franku, oe' ston
hrCrfreeos nth inst bark Tom 1oWin basod Tor So'a "
5.r sd 18th brig Pres d Tayer Holmes do , -. L..
date hsrks j. W Dyer tof boston tN
crreh fF New-York h brig Aboa Cooper LandefA i''
Boston reNt day. -. -. n -, 90 Ro..o, AZ
Az Remedies 18Th inst, org Eizs burgess WINS % Ave.
iffh. load for DO ,..,...l- ~ y,-k t,ken m
b. khd errKr hrs Henry AtSins Randall, Tor fosn
ct 81 Is rcr md 'sss; Cahasus Fits or port IN une"
A. Nofspz Sist ILL., ships wam Berry I'm HAsna Jug ~
SEQ boxes capacity taken W a. ~ per III
g g r b.. rsr American saunders for Boston next day oA
Havana, to4 tue t~e 0s0
lrigs Mem Aues for X. SION 49,, nm
st syers "a inst Msrrion Jackson t Cowe afen up
N 60 FUn S,over MlttnkAs to load tor fo na e
ssi rer hid uolssses saruac, Haley or Cad,s sa 80.
~ Md aud II per box sugar heT9ks Co9 Tor
80 NsvYrk fred S7 per hhd, 81 81 per oA sugar ala
q 1S md caesl b7iss Gszee, Brazer tor Boston ew aat
Henrietta, Woodbury. Tor 40 oor
stes bbJ and sl IS per box sos) b. Young Wooster for
;sr. nd Ioitd Sses tsets ST bid uoaes ; d TO-
AsiamCrss Wass CarGenas 70 loso ioI h0-'.1NN'
S9l hid molessesl
ar A. Quebec MAY e ship Montezuma, Saus, Mobile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. FOL.
Cleared.

Steamship Ahics Harrison Liverpool, T. cansrd ,
sbirs-sicdorS Briggs Liverpool J. Foster Jr Eiwi . oaEn
Rotterdam p D. Hurbut Co; lesmahae0N, Neistsf
ouelsc Logan Collins Yorkshire, Young LsefPo' OhsTe'
M-uhan
Hineken Elizabeth Nolug, BRISTOL Goodman br'hs yauAA
Jetrou Lagun Leland Davis NoiumbeS Cs, Oaestol
H. Blower; MsrsMorian, Buckley, Sasanna 81 tou ii-
man Byron. Titus Mt4nz, Brett Vose CO.. Cemenae tbrvl
Ku Ike L ". buTchaTd
Brss-ByzaIrua Copeland, Pernsnhuco, Funeke Mlese
Porto Brown, BGnso r. p Buck Coz Capt John Coan
Mstan1as hesnith sons - Lswrelce WS9osr PhA
4 NJ J. II bra Ahfan,
Stevens Csnary Isauds Wa lnga Reuben Carver Cobb
Lewis HaToa, Haarfsrze tNorw Hairs Mia cnL Fln
Mruirop Havana X p Buck Coz UiPsey, BOYD
Ponce r. Guns Bskeri AzslA GouH Yneston jam Unaer-
wcoe BOnapsrte Foster fhadealh Ihompsoa han-fi
Faiih yewi Havana Perkins Deiauoi Princes Royal Doe D.
n ucs, W A. :. Davenport.
SelcoreI-Msy Wise, Crockett Wluioeon W TrUnay Co
Asfie Roger Nlmnsn, y McCresdy J. TTu-lan, Aef
Creeuuort mater, DeRosscf Bre r ugtJu D.nef
Potier; HsIa c. orster Richmond C. II POu Nqa-ro sP-
pr Wica1. francisco Nesnltk Slas
SooYs-W Msnsum. French Tau-ton MASTER 4. H. Green
HAwhirs Bristol, X Il GFten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01
DIED.

AspRTws-At San Francisco Aug 81 1872 William Andre~s
fthe ists Benjamin Andrews Of this city assd . years
friends respectfully invited % Ai'cne me aneA
eo, he residence Of Geo Bukey, Southport Nonu On 4AaaS
on Merday moruipg May So Ma MGgHst Bell IN the
al year OF her ,.-,.-.....s,A ~. g.
Tie friends d he family respectfully invited to attend the ts
,,a from the Of her George No R W est . Dc
IN ana athav "Wednesday afternoon June a. "a o'clock
without further Her remains will be taken to oeoaweoa
NJ NKIlNAt East Gleuvie Schenectady Co, ~ Y May -
Alice Elizabeth only cld Of Andrew IL and aie' fs~n @~
vear. months aud II days A., A..
aaShte OF NJ and Sophie Oyphsnt IN the 4h year her
May 9s at Ichfe1 (s0uih Farms Soety) Conn.,
eh.sheh rxei ofihe late Simeon Sanford sFea y years N,
- 1876 Mission House. Obetn JA@acA WI
AZ vscw fes Watson r. Way aged years sSd "onis eePe
- -. seefR,y p NJ Nav, Missionary nom Albany, n l.
lh.n lease