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The Empire County argus., 1855-01-20

THE PLAINS AND CALIFoRNIA--"e understand
that Mr.. George H. Campbell fluent and grace
full writer, is engaged in the preparation of a
California work bearing the above title, in two
parts and to contain from four to five hundred pa
ges.
y The first part of the work will constitute COM
plete guide to the traveller from the Valley of the
Mississippi to the Eastern line of California, and
will minutely set forth the geographical and topo-
graphical features of the route--the distance from
point to point where conveniences for camping ex-
ist the facilities for obtaining water fuel, grass,
etc. at various points along the route--the agrcul-
tura resources of the country and the best infor-
nation that can be obtained concerning the ordina-
ry expense the trip by the various practical modes
of travel
The second part, it is designed, shall be repos-
itory of practical information for those who desire
to make California a permanent or temporary resi-
dence and will contain a condensed historical
sketch of the State from the discovery Of the Gold
Mines, down to the year 1864 full and practi-
cal account of the various modes of obtaining gold
in the placer dggings and quartz mines, with cal
culalions paseu upoh reaoie ub'a ao " .ne Plol-
fits of gold mining, either in placer diggings Or
quartz VEINS and description of the various kinds
of machinery now in use in collecting gold in the
mines of California. The agricultural, CONNER
cial and general resources of the State will receive
special attention, and the conclusions which may
be arrived at concerning any of the various BRAN
ches of industry treated upon, will be based upon
the best data that can be procured.
Such work will be valuable and entertaining
to all classes of readers, and will no doubt meet
with appreciation and extensive sale in this and
the Atlantic States.
The Empire County argus., 1855-01-20

Our late intelligence from Washington indicates
that the bowels of the Postmaster General have
been disturbed about the postmasters at Placervile
and Georgetown in this county. Somebody has Il
disposition to turn Mr.. Williams and Mr. Reed out
of Office 1t is understood that these gentlemen are
not favorable to the reelection of Dr. Gwin to the
u S. Senate, and this probably accounts for the
milk in the cocoanut The name of Mr.. Williams,
we are told, was rubbed of DR.. Gwin's slate year
ago. but the effort to have him removed then was
failure.
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INDEFINITE-The Editor of the Georgetown
Nes sticks to his text with great pertnacity, thus
"No no. as we wrote on a former occasion" I'VE
like the two extremes give US either man or a
aUoanan."
1t has been said that "extremes never meet"
Now which will you have a man or a 1roman 2
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Rev. I. S. Delhi, G. w. p, organized Salmon
Falls Division S. of T., the evening of the 18th
inst Charles Silverhorn, w. P. and John w.
Gains R. S.. James D. Turner, D. G. w. P.
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IT will be seen from notice in todays pa
paper that the Coloma Lyceum is preparing to give
the No-Nothings fits on Monday evening next.
Judge Johnson will lead in the good work. The
hayhen will receive blessing also
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WELLS FARGo.& Co. this week furnished us
with California exchanges, Oregon and Atlantic
papers.
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ing an available fund in her treasury of S13 1870 80
Belonging to school fund 49,. ........ 3,G97 85
INDECENT sick fund. .......... ......... 222l 6l
Making cash on hand Jan. 9, 1885,. .$l9,050 26
This will be apparent when the annual state
ment of the fiscal year of 1854 is compared with
the annual statement of 1858, from which we learn
that the current expenses of 1854 were $50, ,322-
6S.
Receipts of 1858 for one
year from Nov "a, 1852. .SS0,2S5 80
Add warrants drawn spc-
cial fund ...... a, l56 w
Total disbursements. .SS5,041 90
Deduct old debt paid nearly $4,000 90
Leaves current expenses OF 1858, from
Nov "a, 1852, one year ..... S35 ,O4l %
Current expenses of 1854 exceeds 1858 S51 $50 60
Total receipts from Nov. "a,
1852 to Jan. A. 1854. Sl05, TIC IA
Advance in the redemption
OF warrants. 800. 80. .5,32U 81
S111,037 Oh
Deduct old debt paid (about) .......... 1000 90
Current expenses from Nov "a, 1852, to
Jan. IA, 1854 l3 IL months ..... SIS ,037 Oh
In all calculations and statements about County
Finances, this paper will aim to confne itself
to official figures. If we have made single
mistake we shall be glad to see it pointed out and
a correction shall be made Immediately We de-
sire to county affairs fairly and fully under
stood, and our columns are open for the pubca-
ton of official and detailed statements in relation
to County Finances, and that too without charge.
We desire to see fair and accurate exposition of
all sides of this question in which every citizen of
the County is interested We have treated the
statement of settlement published to-day from the
Miners Advocate official, proAuming it to be de-
rived from the records of the County and accurate
IT, however, any typographical errors are hereafter
ingly.
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FROZEN Up.-The Nears says ''The Great Pi-
lot Creek Ditch has been frozen up at its source"
in consequence of which, hundreds of men have
been thrown out of employment.
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RARE MAcHINE--It is said Yankee has inven-
ted machine for extracting the lies from Mining
Intelligence" Most of this intelligence is never
seen after entering the machine as only the truth
comes out
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WALKING MATcu.-A couple of ounces are 60
ing to have match at walking in Georgetown
They are at it now, hope they will have a good
time and both win the $780,
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CoMPLIMENTARY.--A few of the cabin passen-
gers of the John L. Stephens on her last trip got
together and issued card praising the steamer and
officers, not forgetting the good things to eat Won
der when the steeragc passengers will publish their
opinion
The Empire County argus., 1855-01-20

ADAMS & Co., as usual furnished us with At
lantic and European papers and California ex
changes.
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The DrFERENcE--ln 1928 there were three
miles of railroad in the United States-there
are now 17,3l7 miles, costing about $5OO,OOOOO0.
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STILL They CoME--The Roman Brothers have
their posters up for Monday evening next
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WHEAr..-Thirty Thousand bushels of wheat
were raised in Placer county last year; the num-
Der Of acres in cultivation being 1916.
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MARRIED..

At Weber Creek, 18th inst, by Rev. Mr. Davies, Mr.
Duvall D. Philips of Iowa Hill, to Mrs Mary McCloud of
Of the former place.
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FAIRY MINsrRELs.--T Fairy Minstrels gave
entertainments Thursday and Friday evenings to
large houses. They were received with applause.
Miss L. Graves is young lady of thirteen sum-
mers, has a sweet voice and dances beautifully
Her Sailor Boy was inimitable. La Petite Augusta
is sweet child, ten years of age, sings prettily,
plays the ACCORDION in manner credtabe to
one of ripper years. and dances with ease and grace.
The Fairy Minstrels are worthy the patronage of
the play going public.
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COURT REPORT.


REPORTED FOR THE ARGUS THOMAS II. WILLIAMS ESQ.
COUNTY CoURT.-James johnson, Judge--James
Woods VS. McNair ct al. judgment for defts. for
costs of suit.
H. C Goodrich ct al. VS. Oscar Mckee ct al iudg-
ment for defts. for costs
Noses Perkins vs. p Strelitz ct al Judgment for
Diff S1647 rs and costs.
Ginwater & Cunningham VS. R. p Culver et al
judgment below reversed.
j. D. May VS. David Fairchild, motion for addi.
tional security overrued.
Pleasant Smith VS. Brindel & Cherry, appeal dis
missed and proceiendo issued.
Robert Greer VS. Thomas Wren, appeal dismissed
and p1 ocedendo issued.
James NJ Carter vs. Charles Kieth ct al judg.
ment for defts. Court adjourned.
COURT OF SEssIoNs--Jamcs johnson, County
Judge--E. B. Carson and A. A. Stoddard, Associ-
ates. The following bills were allowed:
James H. Hughs ...... $22,42
A. st. Denver, County Clerk ....... 341, 10
f. b. Carson ..... ................ S,OO
A. A. Stoddard d.......... ........ 500
w. ] Burwell ......... ...... ..... $40
5. A. Grantham ...... l4.OU
7. H. Hewes, District Attorney ...... $500
w. R. Kithly ...... go. 282,5O
Daniel Jacobs .............. 1900
A. Erwin. ...... ...... ZU,UU
..................... $50
1850
Henry Sceya 31,00
...................... 80. 1900
J.B. Cormack $500
in. Sanford & Co... 1888
A. French ............ 11700
E.. H. VanDecar ar............. 5000
J.A. Swart. ........... $500
James Barr ....... $50
NJ Appleton 1900
w. H. Stone Treasurer ........... 74l95
Total S2S6755
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Rich D1cG1NGs--The mining news from Cali
fornia is of the most cheering description, and new
diggings are reported between Weavervle and
Oregon Gulch, which promise well. The miners
on Salmon River are reported to be making four
hundred dollars per day per man, and it is said
there will be room for ten thousand men for the
next ten years-Boston Pilot
The miners of California will doubtless be glad
to learn of the foregoing rich diggings. If ten
thousand men ever should get to work in these
dggngs they will turn out four millions of dollars
per day, say eight hundred millions of dollars in
two hundred days and have 165 days left for gen.
eral spree. Besides, every man will have $4,000
to spend and mine left for eight or nine years
longer. Who is prepared to say now, California is
not great country! Wonder if the Boston Pilot
has been reading "Steamer paper for Atlantic
circulation ~
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Total .$2867,55
The foregoing report should have been made last
week, but owing to the absence of our reporter it
was delayed until the present.
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ing available fund in her treasury of S13, l30 S0l
Belonging to school fund ...... .......3 1907 S5
INDECENT sick fund .......... ...... ....2.221 81
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Receipts of 1858 for one
year from Nov. "a, 1852. $50, 1886 80
Add warrants drawn on spc-
cial fund ...... ...... 49,. A, ,756 90
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s.ies Of stocks at ph,ladelphia-MARcn ID.

IReported for TIE N Y. TRIBUNE. by J. r. 4 3. FRYI
r1st Beard 1900 Aeg Co 6s s5 nj; $4,000 do Com
sei.,ie al, 81 900 do cash III: 5000 Reading RR
c. d. 81 IS 600 Reading RI 6s 10 s5wn 86; 400
Wilmington RR Is $751;; 81 800 City RR &C. s5i sgo City
&C. eii $500 P es steubenyilie sl 100 Lehsh zinc
Is Psnna RR 45li "a do. 45a; 50 Residing RR All; do
4s 100 do al 1870 Az 100 do b AZ; 50 do cash a.;
is do a. 50 do cash al 100 do S. 4 SO do, 4 so Sch
Nav Pref as St; 20 Cam. Amo. RR ,s5wn 1861 50 Short
Mountain Coal Co.. IS So 100 Union Canal So lot; 30 do
Bstrsen Boayd,-t7O0 Cy6s 9Si 100 Reading X. f., Az
100 do IS, All; $50 do, s5wn, Az; $50 DO IA
SeVsd 600 Schu,l Nav Is To- 8t $500 do et
81 coo DO 49, 7t 100 City u.s. 9Si SEQ Lehgh g. 10
s6 coo Reading R. 6 10 s5wn, sell 100 Reading r.
Is 4i $50 do <f; Union Canal o4 % Little Scbuy X.
rs Ill; leo sehuyl Nav Pref 81 50 Gird Sank l2.i
Con mereisl Bank, 544
litter Raord-29 Penn. II. r. 451.
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ForeLga Ports.

Arr AT Honolulu ian a. schrs T. H. Allen, Wade and v.
L. Frost Hemps nd, San rrsne'co i'm ois MAY Jones'
ZONES Melbourne Tor San francisco CID Jan 49, snip Nor
WeAer Eidrdse Boston; 18Th brig Metropolis, swinson AZ
toris . . -, ~. H., AZ
Arr do Jan %. schrs Lsdy Jane. Hayes rnshcs he"
Leeds San Eraneiseo soon Mary nssa h1o"n W. ~.
par., Csroos Il. FOoe, Worth, ior hasodade, IspanJ
sail Jso 49, Pontiac, Lennon, une FsSohte sold % DC as
as 4 whaling tender =. -. -. MA.
If and nom san Francisco Oct ~ visionoula Nov 49, fox
Itops X opg 20 sail Jan. I. See Mem
s,,reseo Vi. Tssla with the bro'he- Ss. on board
IA Ian bsrk Vermont Mzrsten, for st. rhomu hssrg
AR. DO sbt Jan a. .hip Hannibal Mitchell from csfss
for United states ops sail aoout tho end u March
An at Tahiti Jan = ship John Land dowes from Boston
July g. via Valparaiso Nov for San Francisco see Men
Arr at csao Jan g .hp Loo Chez D sSinsas a
SON. do. land cid z7th Tor u state. 2h, sip ba.seI
Hinchey do land cid Feb fSr staie.l 80 sag ryn.
ouh Rock Patterson Pans 18th ship Revere bhd Cha
cha Isiands land sid Feb for London; kae Hunter bs
DO land I'D Feb for u State. 4th. ship dsdiuof wh
field, DO land sid Feo for u st,ts') sat ship, 0es.a
Telegraph Wills San Francisco Dec. Il Samuel rses.
Young Chnchs Islands lard sd Feb foT " sts,es Mora
Feb for London; Chas Ward Gould. Chinch. ssnds ert
Actic, Lane put back e.ky h.yios bore up tre n
Nova Zemba Jansen co STD ship COgunbo, blsssy bs1-
sor Dec cid efh for chncha Islands, Tsis't hsn
Also arr Feb ], ship Climax freeman. San vrsucso.
Sid Jan a5 ship Sweden Gross. United States, bark Msy
Durham Luce d. 18th ship Benz. Howard Bartlett Lea
DON Feb chip Fanny Forester Peterson London TIL sp
Bay State. Crowell. Chinchs Islands
Ar at Valparaiso Jan H. ship j. Cumming Adams Lsef.
pool Aug. a. 18th baik Nshumkess, Arthur, San frsaess
Sid Jan. Is, ship Magellan. King. Coqainbo, 10th. q,
John Msrsha Robertson. Csldefs I'D ship Harriet Grsa
SPAWN. Tongoy; 2fth, bark kreniin, Cor'es Hsadan
A. d. Jan So bark Mary Dale. Cox load for BnsHsa
ports Ss, and S2d fl5 back seeordiss % oade pa
AT slders Feb ship AAbsr Vac Pslt Tor bo''o' f'
for
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Tuesday. March l3-P. NJ.

The Stock market was active and strong to-day,
all the leading Fancies having an upward tendency.
The principal movement was in Nicaragua and
Reading. The latter stock continues buoyant, and,
after touching 81, closed at s3l as3l. The transac-
tons not publicly reported are large and We hear OF
some 900 or 1000 shares yesterday and to-day taken
in by the shorts which do no. appear on the stock
list. OF Nicaragua, over 1000 shares were sold
the market going to III, but closing at l6i. The
movement is probably the result Of the renewal OF
COED understanding between this and the Panama
Company, by which the gross receipts are divided,
and the necessity of ruinous competition avoided.
Erie is quiet at 46i a 46l The rumors in regard
to changes in the direction do not seem to
have much foundation. One of the old Directors has
sent in his resignation as he has for long time de-
signed, but beyond this no change st present, 10
booked for. Harlem is quiet. Panama was heavy in
consequence Of some statements in the letter of our
correspondent by the Illinois, and fell off to par 1901
being bid at the close. The Company will, we un-
derssnd, make reply to the statements of our cor
respondent, and in the meantime deny unqualifedly
ne business OF his statements and views. Canton
was steady. The Western Stocks were firm Cleve-
land and Toledo improved to 73l; Galena and Chi
csgo, 90; Chicago and Rock Island, So Illinois Cen
trail 96i; Michigan Southern, 90. The movement
continues to be large in State Stocks and Railroad
Bonds but the former not firm; the sales were
slso, 0oo-vrgnias 96l. hissouris s5i, Indanas s7i
Cahforniss SOL &c. OF Railroad Bonds the sales were
$4,000 at full prices; New-York Central sold at
ssi, Harlem s2l, Hudson lst loll, Sd "A. Illinois
Central advanced to ia, further improvement Of
~ cent. The last mine sprung by the 50 sherts -
don't seem TO have helped their case any, aud there
appesrs TO be no course left for them but TO enter
complaint against the market on Mayor Wood
book.
In Exchange there has been fair business, and the
market closed with some frmness at q 9lo y cent
for Sterling. Francs are without change at 5.l3i q
SIM.
The engagements to Liverpool are $4,000 bush.
Corn at 3d., which s lower; 600 bales Cotton, I'd. y
ID and Al y bale; 200 bbls Resin, lI9al no. Beef,
2is; Measurement, 10 alsl6. To London, parcel
Of Resin, aj3; 100 tee. Beef 49, Dead Weight, 2o a
s9k. 4 British bEk Wa taken for Cork and port
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inersssed ard befer, stss could Der szv -
ance she dragged on the North Breakers wh.s aha III, - y,
hours and then vent 70 pieces The crew eli drnsd 49,
safe piece % the ~fsek &s
soHs FsaseIs A. Goo0wiS. from New York for w..As,
m md rgkiuE attached. WV
DusNG The storm ard heavy hios on ssturds, -
ing bark Caoins, bsssetf from Nes fors sos,o, -
ISIS ccNes s1far and soe noasses ~ent sshors NJ
met foltt sccr1rt h. .iae b1st .ud h,~e.
One nan james Wsr3 % fillmore VA dro ~nsd I, .s,.
act ssboie The Captain .sd Under K
saved Her cEfo 10 valued ,boat so 80
nsur,d IN New York The vessels and nrtea
and OF her sails Mot Of he cargo Of ma.
Destroyed II the weather 10 favorable, the IA, -
sot Of
scHR BrNJ,NIV. cap'. Cassidy from Ne~Ysrt of,,, L.
Passport with hour and y ashore si Warreas -
hss bnged The saved b. line from the -
The vessel full OF water and will probably b to o.
she about 100 tuns burden Cargo will BE- saved dsm-i
conaiti
scHR USrov C.pt Alden from DuSbur, fDr 5o-,sn p,,,,
boh chains while sBchor the Cos Yard near rymSxs
nd sshore the wharves
ER scHR. STEWART CAMPBELL, from Halifax for Bnso,
With c,rso offsh went ashore Bfsneh Poot M.nhSss
Crew saved Cargo in good coalition and will probihy -
saved
SCHOONER with rum and mo- s,hore ct Msnom.f
Cove three or four miles from Piymoath Light
BRIG CUSHING, Godfrey at Boslon nom Havana u
chofed OF Plymouth saturday last wtere abe Oesd
to cut away her mss,s She to~ed to Boston.
bRiG CITIZEN, Chase. from Mschas for NewYork, with
um Der, ALLEN 10 with p Sund.y, Cape A,
W.NW 81 miles having been c,psis,d 81 when Boa
her mass broke of sud Tghted full OF Que
Winfield Libby, Of Cutler Ne Wa. drowned. The cs,,,s
ard remainder Of the taken OF and broelht o,
Boston
scRR JAMES TAYLOR from, Newburyport tr Phl.a.,A,.
with Of plaster and sope. drasse sshors s..,
SIDE Of the hAbor Of HOLINESS Hole Saturday as. vhers
che blged and = full OF ~s,er.
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THURSDAY EVENING, February Is.
None, hs. BEEN sht vita ls.ier De n.nd h>n


,bt have been ted considering the limited enater
Of The trade surins pss week. aud we h.ve noeed noe
s.hin,,,, 10 CAV thsn for time pss A. the sane
49,, Of dau reaching the city h.. been lrzey
within pas, days snd sc have ever recon
-, -,t th.t aurre the vees the fuanuy arriving VII
- ,c i.rre Thu weather which has prevailed dutnz
M .r or seven dsys has wort ed almost &c beuenc. n
rain by noe ug the snow AMI Ice std setting ne
A.. .ns did runnuz with fni heads OF ws'er seek
~ ssev rain now psrsdisd would set us al right Tor
n,s,e the r.rr.on bisinea which rules a. present.
- whb has nr,y.ed months psstfespite the
-.,sv n the vaat OF wser which Increases II
- ,ot but look upon the general condition Of the country
. a.,,s-ins 10 5esr,e Tor the coming year are
ssSod stocks OF zoos are moder4te the
onn, an b. wsy from sbrosd not excessive The miaers
~, .nt 40 much either a. they used 20 require ron
an ar. M, they ARE most important di.tncs sup
LA ~ rt,fral means vii have plenty OF god sk-n
,, ~ H. this rear; inns dissric. is beng extend
a. .nd The number incre-,ed; ana have every
that the trsde Of the next SIX nine months w
~ .ys and healthy and that good rates will r1e ijr
al S,,criptous OF svle goods When this sdd-d TO the
ha bits induced by the tight times" hsve g.
ssdv raised through think there complain
~ he .te Of the country. IL matters little, at this OF
H. rse whether do business this month or the nsti
,bs snslns.s will have be done and If ID IL IL
onx The that will De douby active aud By
The shipment 10 the East by the Golden Age 20 viii
not vary from 10000 The last one. will be re-
HembeTed ives small -
The following statement will show the amount Of
gold and quicksilver shipped from the port OF San
Francisco for the month of January, 1855:
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DIED.

BROwsrp Nsvbsrsb N y Srsa ,. LeSf ins 70 Ise
hope Of sIO,ou, 70 s .s Henry A,da New.
p eos III, .,D = 10 the 18th year Of her age.
ryrvrsroy-On Mondsy evening, March H. John Albert
s.es, son John A. and Eliza Denh;o1. sgsd
S,sn' ,i,es and friends Of the family respectfully
inc sisnd tie funeral iecm the resdense Of his aheI
~ Ts Third sv., this afternoon, a. O'clock dis remains
lii be tsien 70 Greenwood Cemetery
uInspALEOn Tuesday evening, March IS, q. o'clock,
ssrsb OF he Iats Henry sHd Sarah Hinsaae n
IL s yesI Of her in full hope Of bls.fu Immortality
IN. user.l will place the house OF her unes Dsv1
wstb, No ~ Monsomer ct whose friends together win
thsse Of her upeles Zopoar Mis- and Wm spd henry .,
i.,i.sop On ThoI'esy the i1,h ms g. asIn A. Nor
kewuk and Greenport papers please copy.
necAaTIN-On Monday morning 18th inst after lingsr
s Illness Bernard MeCntn, ssed % years. Tor the past ~
issss and relative. Of the family ar: repeatedly in:
y.d attend ihs funeral, On No ,a Cnton. Hi, "a
mains will be taken 10 Greenwood.
Massey On Tussdsy March - q. his residence No 1876
Bkeeheri, Joseph T. Massey aged ~ years months and
IAN, friends are Invited attend his funeral at his residence,
On Thursday, at II o'clock A. NJ
nURRAY-Much IS, George. twin 500 Of Charles H. and
Je,ss Murray, aged year. months, and u days
,sa attend The funeral on Thursday the 18th inst
p H. from No. SO York corner Of Van Worst, Jersey City
pARROrT-In New.York City, on Tuesday. March Is,
pbe,t XIII only child Of John and Charlotte Psrott aged
The relatives are invited to attend his funeral
Ssioea p ne remains will be Mount PlessaD,
Cemetery, N. j., for interment
We lay thee In the silent tomb,
Swee. blossom Of a day;
We Just began TO view thy bloom,
And thou art called away
sANGER-In Brooklyn, March IS, Henry Richardson,
miami Of Henry and Mary + Sanger.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
Invited attend the fuoera this "wednesday afternoon, at
oeloek from, No l40 Hicks IT., Brooklyn.
sTOUT-On Tuesday morning, March -, after o brief
Ih: rssSs s'.1t r. 1s son sd. Of Of s1s h.. brother
Stout Esq are respectfully invited attend the funeral
fom the reside nee Of sister Mrs e. dyst No 1903 Lex
pston sv on Tbnrpdsy at O'Clock Nj without further in
vttstion. Inte1ment In Greenwood Cemetery.