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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
Spring Goods----1856,
F. BURCHARD & co., AUGUSTA, Ga,

J, +. BURGhARU q Gu,, RUeUolA, uH',
Eroad sa., Opposite Masonic Esa'i.
RE now receiving in unusually cllulce variety
N Of Spring Dress Fabrics, which
hey are settling at ,hr very lnwcst prices pnsslblr,
and To which the attention Of purchasers is very
ordr,ly and respectfully invited Their stock elIl-
braces The solnwng, amona others. Of French Eng
iish aud american productions. Particular attcil-
'uun is asked To pa,usli, Lrpn, Srydnux, l.ieber q
,r's manufacture of Bnnlbazines c!,nlcs dclanrs
arrgcs. grenadines, &c. 1hrri"n & hlIllmrd's
ack and collorcd challies, nargns", Veil beraSe
md tissues.
Printed GoOdS.--stsinbach, Kncchlinks
rrcaIs. brtt:antes, c.mhrcs jaconets, lawns, "t-
gandies and brrages
ALSO.
Paris black silks. superior qualities;
aIs rich fancy silks;
- F"nrands, very handsome;
g French and English Calicoes Of Steinbach's
logr's Mont"nhs s. N"rlon's;
!ascs Of G;nghams. black and fancy, all prices;
rnt clalli,s and brlagc d, aiues, from low priced
to very rich;
lmcrican lawns and muslins;
" Ca:coes lnS price and fast co!nrs;
Housekeeping Goods.
Richardson's Linens. and other makers. very
ell assortment ia all varieties, for shirt ng shrrtng
low casing SC &c. brls.eyr diapers. Scotch
;lt.n. towcliing and towels. Turkish Bath, &c ;
Andow drapcly lace ana muffin, &c. &c.
SUMMER Goods for Gentlemen and Boys, in l. II.
II driilimgs &c. cnttonades Of all sorts vrslnss,
.ring cassmrres. cashnirr. tt. drah Ell, &c.
Domestic Goods.
Nn unrivaled assortment Of shreinss and shirt
.:..>, brown and bvached, from 81 To l2-4 width
nd from the "west priced 10 the finest English and
\mcrican makes
Plantation Goods.
u every sort aud kind, considered desirable to
:"r, by the piece or bale. ln addition to the
Toy. We have ,h' very finest assortment pf cnars.
aces and Eubroi'!cries in general, to be found
.,:ubaby in ,hr Stats.
Fl. BURC1lARD & co.
April Q, 1856. If Is
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Estray Notice.

YEyOLLED before me, as IN eslray. by Henry
q Keel. living eiaht and a half miles North
West of Edge6eld c. H., on the Edgefeld d
Ch.aihum Plank Road. one GRE M HORSE. ap-
praised at thri five dnllars. BY j Chensiam, &.
Cheatham aurl Guy 5ruadwa'rr Said horse is If
ordinary SIZE. q small Whit spot on forehead, fore
knees little sprung, some marks OF gear about the
shoulders, supposed to b. about eleven years Old.
LEMUEL CORLEY, NJ. L. ID.
June 4, 1856. lrn4m II
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Brought 10 the Jail.

NF this lIstric: Nc:rn man VIII, says his nan'
" is Jim ami that he hcnags To j. A. Sh|nkiI
nr Charleston, So ca. Said Jim is ah'ut 70 ar /"
vc.rs If age. Gyc feet inches hi4h copper coi"'
weighing about l60 lbs. The owner is requested Ia
come Inrward. prove pr"ptrt pay charges and tax
him away otherwise he will b. dealt with aco'rdng
to INV JAMES EiDsON, 1E D.
IrI, % ,e,G If IS
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Notice,

a III persons having any demands against the
"a. rsiate nf Nancy Batrnlan, are hereby notI-
fled to rre<eni their claims dny atested an Or be-
fore the 25th day of December. ami oil those III
tIrl,,,d ale requested to pay up forthwith
WAI. MILLER, Adm'or.
.July 26. 1856. Il %
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N Office,

7 AN daily receiving my Spring Stock consisting
/ Of every article usu lily kept in our line Of Busi-
ness which will be sold at Messrs. hanback, &
looper's Cash prices. Among my Stock is the
Best Assorted Liquors and Wines,
Ever offered in Hamburg, which will BE- sold ac-
cording tn quality and not Brand.
S. E. BOWERS, AGENT.
Jan 80 IF
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Prices Reduced.

DROOM & NUEEELl.. Apgrs'; Ga, viii sell
ID theil rem ain ng stock Of c'l' red Muslns. Bn.
r. ges, Grenadines Tissues. sc nj greatly reduced
prices, from this date.
,}ply 25 II g4
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Water Proof Warehouse,

HAMBURtI, 5. q. -
TIE Subscriber has taken the @m
GsXag Planters Water Proof
Warehouse. formerly occupied by MIR JOAN
tTsuER, Sr, and by strict attention to business he
,npes 10 merit liberal share Of th. patronage Of
he generous public OF the upper and Cot,on-grow-
u2 Districts
The Ware House is above high water mark. and
nre secure from Fire than any other Ware House
u Town.
will also ttcnd to receiving and forwarding
mods, &c, inirustcd To my care.
C. H. KENNEY.
hamburg Sept lst, 1855. # 34
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State Of South Carolina,
Augusta, Jan 80. 1856.

IN COMMON PLEAS.
X{THEY Z. CLOVER who is in the custody
w of the Sheriff of Edgef. Id District by virtue
Of Writ oil Capias al Safisfaciendum a, the suit
# William ~. Archer, having filed in my Office
together with Schedule un oath of his estate and
effects, his petition to lhr Court If Common Pleas.
praying that he may be admitted to the benefit of
the Acts OF the General Assembly made for the
relief of nsuven, debtors: It is ordered that the
sud William A Archer and all other creditors 10
whom tie. said Wiley C. Culver is in anywse in
,cblcd be- and they are hrrrb, summoned, and
have nutce 10 upprar before the said Court at Edge
field Court House on Monday thu sixth day Of
October next. to show cause If any they can why
The prayer Of the petitioner aforesaid suul1 not be
GRANTED
TllOS. G. BACON. C. cr
Clerks Office, June l6, 1856 l6t 24
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FOR SALE,

THE STORE HOUSE. next Fast Of r. H. Sui
Iiyan's, 80 feet front and 60 deep, containing
three rooms below. one above and good cellar.
TIE TAN YARD and Lot adjoining, and con-
tanning about three acres
Also
ONELOT on the branch adjoining c. L. Refo.
K. T. MINIS.
Oct 9 u 80
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We keep constantly on Eanl a
LARGE VARIETY
OF Saddles,
Brides, Martin
gales, Whips Saddle
Blankets, Bed Blankets,
several Casrs of fine Srwch and
Pesgr,! Boots and s. o-s, Ladies,
Misses and Chi dren's Shoes, Water
pr.nf Hunting and Dchrr's t'no:s. Boys and
Mems Iirnsnns from No | to l5. also. Fur,
Wrp! and Six Hats. Cloth. Push and
Fancy Caps. Osuaburgs. Sheet
ings, Shrfings. stripes Geor
g;a iltins. Gunny and
Dundee Bagglng,
iiair Rope &c.
We solicit CASH ORDERS from parties not
visiting our Town aal will rndravo" in all instan-
crs To satisfy in every particular, al who confie'i
h.'ir orders to us.
PrrYns visiting til Market are earn sty solicited
10 give us call before ilry make their purchases
We are determined t" make it to Their advantage
by selling !hem their supplies Ii)" ER than they
can huy hrm elsewhere.
o. We will give the market prices for Cotton
and every other kind "f pro'uc,' offered.
II l.. CUNNINGHAM,
HENRY SOLOMON,
G. G.. CUNNINGHAM.
Hamburg Nav % 1886 Gin 90
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INnE SECOND SESSION of this institution;
will be oIsued IN the new Garrison Bud'ng'
m he s If Strtcnher.
Terms of Second Session For Srh"rl ExP"n,
ST.. Tuition i;w Ks &c Rm:ri. Lights. tur
lid Washing sS"n-lay'blc $40 on entrance, AMI
$40 on LIST Of Noven her.
No one under l2 or over IS years Of age will b'
received.
The services Of n Ph, sirian having been engaged
ihr-c VIII be M extra charge for nrd.ai Attendance
Until the 18th oi August letters Will be directed
Charleston, s. Z.
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PIANO FORTEs!
June 2e,
KINGS MOUNTAIN
Preparatory Military School.
RRTC%S REDUCES

Preparatory Military School
FoTkrilIc, s. G.
G,A9U3GI 9
IN .ENklt;>, (scnor in Orsan;ss
tim Eeerlaon and l'iscipl;n".
Protrssor Of Mathematics and Nat
,'nIxcirAIs urdt Philosophy
a. COW ARD (Srnor in Rnsirc:,
maitrrs.) Professor Of Bellies L"t'
tres end F""nch
g. .Sl:NHEOOk. Pr IS, ri Ancient La"g"a
gcs and assistant ia In. 81 Branches.
y. Il. Ti!OM SSDN, ii. -, Sarge0n.
..P. BOYD. BurSar.
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Galvanic Batteries s. Magnetic Electric
Machines,

lust received, and fnr snle by
eJ G. d r. j. TEAGUE, Druggists.
Nav % tt
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"At the rate Of $500 per annuni.
July l6 3 II
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
~ Waslineton Star says:

The WASHINGTON Star says:
"The demand for Warrants has been very active
the past ten days and the price has risen two
cents 3 since our report Of the 9th inst.
PersOns intending to make large investments IN
Western lands delayed purchasing IN the expectation
that Warrants would fall below 81 e acre. Being
disappointed in this they pressing ol the
market for their supplies. This demand added to the
large amount of orcers received from the West for
the Spring trade, must, We predict cause further
advance Of from one half TO cent e per acre per
day until the rates Of last Fall are reached.
IL Is understood among those who have closely
investigated the subject that there from six to
seven millions Of acres subject to private entry in
Iowa and Minnesota. II the GOverement should post
pone bringing other lands into the market until this
quantity shall be absorbed, which is highly probable
dealers may anticipate, il July August uext panic
among holders Of Warrants similar that which
occurred last December, when they fell below eOc y
acre."
Inc Directors of the Watertown and Potsdsm Rail
road have determined complete that work to Pots
dam with all possible dispatch. II is their intention to
have it completed and equipped by the time of the
holding of the State Fair at Watertown next Fall
The 81. LOUIS Republican makes the following re-
marks upon the recently-completed Terre Haute and
Alton Railroad:
This important road, which was opened for through
traffic a few days since is, gratihed 10 learn,
dorg successful business and ahordng gTea. salts.
faction TO the pubhc, giving 10 ST. Louis and Alton
direct and quick line with all the Eastern cities Ihs
work cannot but prove highly advantageous to the
interest Of 81. Louis-passing il does through tue
most fertile part Of Illinois, and making shorter
route TO the Atlantic cities than any other road.
ITO our N, rchsnts and business men this road
opens q new and important field for their enterprise
passing ID il does through rapidly improving section
Of the country. The road is already doing large
business, ana there can be no doubt that IT .wl be
largely increased so It becomes better known
to our business men and the travelling community.
That IT must eventually become one Of the most itn-
ppeitent Inks of railroad communication from the
PA 70 the Atlantic there can be no doubt"
Inc Legislature Of Tennessee has passed a law
'epsang the charters of the Miners and Manufacu-
feis Dahh knoxville and the Central Bank of Nash
'Ie' WIN 0'anch at cambridge, East Tennessee to
Bank closed its doors forthwitb
The Gospel BaHner, OF Augusta Ne. noticas III.
disappearance Of AonSo Ellis butcher and nro,.;o
dealer Of that city, after committing series Of sr,er
&c by which be raised about sls,cpo
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

MILK COws-The demand and price remains ssoes q
reported lsst week. bat expect TO zee nae among s
COW beef holds up few Gays o. present ynee
The mIbmen will turn cut al n. are any o. AN saS
buy In ftesh or e. and that viii give he prceal&
Ne uotieed beautiful yearold red os WITH eAf dsys
od borshf ~ Brow inx family for 80 he ~n
$50 ch ice COW cheap A. 20 ths sfnns
NFALS-We ss~ today Csi 'oid i1f % We, rs1s
DurhGIn bsifsr hs old stfened ~ So BAsy q
NoTth salem and sod By Bloornsr 70 o. LIor Of
Ceure Market, who csna,ed Il eisal o los 10 iof ne
We suppose i, prce will pay r the MIX S we cows
ard oher feed better than batter sra ehecse rosie have
been thou Ghf few year. good price for TT or cefe
is in sPp-srsnce price between s and
Calves that sod here every week two or three d.
lsgf head.
sWINEThere las been very s doing ths week 10 Hogs,
TO- N, ths but little hs. The Sheep
ard Bullock HsEketbeesuse bat fw have IN We have
not altered the qgo'aols. uotwhBtAdns has
sac. been made hsher bat oay IN small lots
the seI' eemsrd for city foil SUPPLY vii bring
Ircfs below quotations
AZ Bonner Of the Union Drove Yards
ere are fewer hoss this day Ia Cify of SewYork than
CT any oheI day the las; zen bot there are sss
io m ti vcy The oss Sc, clear there WI es
zoo sutrlv .nd fail IN prices OF = = eSt a Least"
he Ere Road d.. report singe carload or the week
ending yesterday. Tee Ock on hand AID Iee 10" ey 'a'sa
az pretty thoroughly used n2
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
Disasters, SC.

BRG RICHMOND, lost reef near Grea inssua on nG
passage from GOnsves to this pO was an vessel q u ~
tuns register buut.t Richmond Me- IN 1916 owned IN WI
uDgton and valued al about $500.
seHR H. D. GRsDEL (of Bsnsorl supposed from etsper
deck load sails boats Crs wheel, and everything movass
OF deck and LEAKING very badly The crew had tee osa
BRIG L. w. Armstrong; v ch arrived at New fayen sn
rs from Guavsa L. R. experienced heavy gale "a I'M
scHs Mora remained ashore en- Baocks Point the sh
schr be down Monday morning fom ROW
dence 10 take out her cargo Of lumber n,. oo. y.x.
York which has been drifting about 10 toe ice Ia Mount hop
Bay for several days arrived a. fs River on tue IN h.
ScRR. LEJox trom Atskspas one OF the two schoones
fore ed ashore Tcum Island has been
ice TDcum Saturday; was cur out by steAn,ns "a
tic ashore The mouth of the seh1yi.h hyei -
repair bow Tort and finally rowed unto on
soHs HAYWARD ?. CUssnG tof sost9nl Godfrey, s nSm
Csrdenss Pha6ephi While At anchor 10 the inner noo
Of kewIo for Fall River early on Saturday mornns sDd -
bow,pn bboom head, &C esrrisd away The s'eames
received eODsid rable damage az the same nne was sey
dark and boones gh, had out The schooner nsS
hauled 20 the wharf to UNDERGO repaTs ,yr -,
Sewea,te Eng with cargo Of coal and lead for
abandoned IN the Bay Bscay on the th OF teoru
IN sinking col dition $50 OF the same day Iss
following copy letter fom the captain giving tne p<
teulars: S.. q, =. ,s.s
sorry 10 have g Rf @ ysH sSs s sns eoes Gsfs p M
rna a. 'e. on tns s Oi 81 ss,SS sprung leak on @
I'd January in lat D NJ on 81 - w Aae Vessei s
badly that could lot nsnsee ." Ieep ne h %
ton Of going the nearest port poss.pe tLsoonl
coast Of Aires bad such succession o. e,seIy
as we had stand AZ the pum all the tae w~ tinposT
10 worL to wndwsd The shp consequently kept driving
tie Bay Of Bsesy where during dead calm OF three ds
Tremendous heavy r9ins swell caused the shP 70 maze T
wster We sounded the pumps a. p snd found fss.
reke. water. A. u m, sounded again and ound fee 80
the water gaining rapidly that obliged 70 sfe e
boat TO ssve our lives. TIE vessel down as We
rem three days aud three nights In open boat na'
heavy sea, hut hIsly reached the coast In fety
The built Ia George River f. 1884, 2o0 tuDs ressa
rating 81 and valued al about 80 CO. supposed issnred
sured IN Wall street
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
a.x.Yark Cnulc Market.


WEEKLY REPORT Of r-Ssi.t, 81 ss .s.,1ns sHR EP al
BFFyEs MILK cows, VEAL CALVES, SELL , -,
LAMBS and SWINE viii CAREFUL s1-riT A.
of The number quAty and Pre- Of BIZ ~ IVY
the treat Wedpesc sy Ipsrket 81 WASfiiNUION mi =
YARDs +4,b-st Prepared every ~eek ekpf..sa3 so AA
EEW.YORK TRIBUNE by sOLOS kObINsON
CURRENT PRICES YoR THE WEEK; ,.,
Bytyr-T>ese a., sd By the bead p7ee equA 70 .n'
,.. or nom f the estnsed weight OF Beet " he
TIE de ad tAIow or nth qusrtsr Is not e"an''e " '
usrkst q. h . In Boston ~ ", ,,.li,v
Tn. n,ic-. oI,y q u over u first ausAy'
I9lglS Extra iiGlsc Medium q i-c.i toO'os "a
BGt few .se- over l5c 7 urder HE ,,, .I..
PElcts OF VIAL CALvEs-CAve' are 1'Hs SO -AIo1. 80
tns wear At 4G7c e r. i've weght, eIeept tho-e oin az
az DAYS eld Known Kittens" which etn4 e. % %
e.eh In Autumn = sood many Grass Caves oai 20 " VI
noSth. tSdss each good fAt Yea sells often -
hish a. $2Od SO - --,
f.nTy a. the price Of bofss Ordinary Co.'S So " goa
fSir Co1s &-d IS e1ts quality, with calf $500 so
SHEEP AND LAMBs-CoInInoa Sheep and LAMBS So1
IS: sI,rs sbsep sloasB ,. H.,
SWfNF-Wes;e,n Hogs FED. large arr quality I've
rrirht et0ele sead weight 7faatc small sire ao i've
ssisbt easic dead weight 7G't: Western So! ei so.s
IN n.rket NsvYork sIil fed, live 'eizat o@orc assa
.;sbt a7, NerYort State small prime tor market
etsilIs live weisbt 81 a6i dead weight sessc western
still I'D, good quality. &C.
RAcs,ru llst Week BY Railroad Sad Boats
a a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
gEw-YokK cLAssryIcAr1os:

COFFEE-We have had very quiet market todsy; price.
have not ouotably changed The soch Of Rio now 4!O
fsrs Including osys arrival The ses $50 bags Rio al
liaIlic. and 2~ bass ST. Domingo a. lOic We quote;
Nocbs ,......- ais 5lMsrscsibo..............n ais
COPPFR-New Sheathns raAe easier with sales a. y
s2to Yellow Metal very firm with good ina1y sales OF
Frslish and American 26c Old shesthng Il hrn,
With sale. of l5,Ooo n at 2tt q &c. cash.
CANDLES-The msnuiacoTies are 10 fall yigor aud prces
are sustained sses Of go boxes Staten Island Palm and Pie
nix CompAnys brands & 25c, months Sperm OF Litch.
fields and Judds makes selling at 40dc TAIow a-e dull
At liQl5c. "
ae and prices are steady - 75a +6 for tsna and trgl
Peach Orchard rs 7td 20 for Lehieh and S'to Laess-
wanna Foreign Is ~hout activity sales OF second quahy
LiverIool Orrel g. SO % -,
FFATHkRS-Prme Western continues in good dema Id The
supply very small Tennessee IN request a. S5d+Oc
FLOUR AND MEAL--Our market opened dull and heavy,
with disposition tvnced sell snd 70 DO 50 decline
OF 6Ic bbl submit ed the med um qualities After
RECEIPT Arauias s1vlc-s turineI nneemen
nde clos M quite heavy with liberal arrivals by rail
The ,s. Of Western Canal ECO bb sc 9jf 81 ~.
r con ron 10 very good State and superne Mcngan ~ 81
Gi7 rs for supere ln6isua and Upper Lake 5'G 80 t
f common good suIefne AMI low ade ot extrs Ohio'
ard 81 15GSlO IS Geuesee. Canadian flour 10
tesvv with sales OF 900 bb, 81 sd - 81.
for ordinary Southern Flour 10 in moderate
quest and with liberal arrivals L. prospect Pess OF nIed
brands are l2c lower; tle sales ll0O bbs a. -7BtG
. 50 for mixed 10 rood Standard brands AleXar dns BALM.
more City Mills ard Howard Street. aud 70 .
for avorte fancy and low srsde Of extra Rye Flour quiet
but E sales small IS for tDe and s5d 80 p for
SUI erne srd extra Corn Meal s firm bat quiet al IS 80 lr
Jerey end Brand and for punehsons Buck
ala I %.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
nuRD.


As.ssSss :ss sss;ss h It hsTHUs ar fhSa
BaowEa-,n Tuesday, March II. in BrooslJoi yHsY SA
BROWEI, IN tbs 4h year Of her as. ISL ssoi r and
PiscKNES BRowER, youngest con Of oAAi'' - '-'
e rssss and friends of family are ,sssSSy W.
70 s',ssS sse slw d Carton :ys"ao
day Thur.dsyj al oeocA ,ss w,,sosiH Hai. csmetery
Eiyped ;, Il: .i.s so;. 11Hsesy 5,1sessy Tsy S.Ss
The ssort lived beauties de away
Yet these row rsins from their 'omo,
Wih Ius,sr brighter far shall shine,
Revive with ever 'Gur1ng oiooa, .
SAFE from disease safe from decline
nU,KLEY-On Sunday morning, March o. in The cisy Of
Brsclye wife 81 oysr 90 oxsso Tor.
Hsrsl attended at her late residence NO Il
sssiss were tsien 70 Southport, Conn iOr inerment-
ouIsAND-on wednesday, March II, a; O'eioek Of
snd ss9bsp, dunsnd ssed yesls and IL DOrths.
ne friends Of TIE innJ respectfully invited 70 aen1 DIS
lear Hicks street BroofyB whou, further invitation
Ts4.y eys@ns ass H. ;ss, Of o az 90 me
o. and fen " the family ana a.c tsoss s o. o. &
lance and John " are respectfully s'fS s p.b aeformsd
Csorcb conner Of Msrket aid Henry streets ''
afternoon, at z 0clock. - -, -. T.. ~,
JULIA hULLIOAS, only daughter Of Gerard aud ~ii''
.ssd ~ s's ;.o %sSH' sIs fsSsef1 nvs, attend the
fsner.i lrUm the residence Of her fsinsI % ro~e. S
Invitation.
LlMBERsON-On "wednesday morning, March ~ IN brook
,n e op daughter Of Daniel aid Mary r Lsrnbefso aged
2years months and III days
~ friends Of lie family invited 70 attend the funeral on
Ihursdsy O'Clock at the resdenee Of the P1e1'
No. 2l6 Court street.
HAAR-On Wednesday, March Il, Mr.. ELLEN HAAR in
The 18th year of her age.
as resdenoe No Il White street Oh Friday, March 10 al
M The friends r6!s ives Of family Invited y
attend without further notice
RAkDALLOn Tuesday morning March II, Of consumption
CdAkLEs HARVEY RANDALL eldest son Of samuel ;
Randall. aged 2l years, months and 10 days
young Of the most snsbie and eNem
ana 6nshed scnoar and the Ornainen
hope friends Ills early departure from
amsns deep shade Of gloom the hearts OF
fbose who knew aud loved him best
"He, the young and stToDg, who cherished
Noble lonsings for the strife,
BY the roadside fell and perished,
Weary with the march Of !"
~. friends and Of the family respectfully in
vited 10 from No 81 East Thirty first street,
On Friday Afternoon o'clock without further INVITATION
yPOyT-On Tuesday, March II, Of bydrocephslus MARY
AMELIA only child Of George and Sarah Stout sged year
sna ens month.
No friends the family respectfully invited 70 attend
her funeral from No 2t6 BroOme street this ThuIsday after
neon, at o'clock.
Her remains will be taken 10 Greenwood.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
srcoSD BOARD.


IReported for THE NJ Y. TsItUss BY j. r. II. B. Far.
fIr Board-62S Win r. g. Ell 100 City GAs Sc s8
$50 Pepua 81 900 Cam Am. K 6s 8S, SIT l,5O
Long Island r. R. s.. end b5 II; 20OO Ass Co. g. u;
si IS MineSn L. K, eSI; 50 Reading h. r. b5, 45i 90 DO
sS.y. a1ii 100 do SSwn i1s ~ s. Li'tls sea H. A. g.
100 Long Issnd R. . ISL 100 do s5wn l5 q Beaver NJ
r. R. p SIT Mechanies BAnk Soi q Bank Of PennA
III; 500 Girard Bank, rs, l2t; 100 do, l2i.
Bs,ssea Boards-ll6 City Wsusn cash eii 94 Penns S.
aeerta 81 100 Reading r. R. b. 4t Bank Of Peana III
Urion Bank Tenn, bo a. -
SseonS Board-6o0 City g. new, s 1000 do, s5i oo
Chester Valley Railroad H. loo Union Canal o. S5i 10
Northern RAlrosd 6l do l6t Pennsylv
RsrOsd, 45t Reading Railroad IS ~ 81 do ~ So'do
lso Little seauylkI Railroad IS 46 30 New Creek Coal
Company bswn q 2 Bank Of Pennsyvsnia, III; - City
Banf Ql; 20 Man. Nee. Bank, 81; IL do 4dsys, s.
Asr Board-S0o City Railroad &C. 9 40 Sehuylkl Nav
sstion, 20; SS Northern Pennsy vsniA Railroad. let
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
Arrived.

Bark vrede olsnd), Van Ryn, Rotterdam es days mdss
TO Funch heincke-
big dlewd Jameisou Nuevitas 10 days mossse to Yms
del N9A l. Co.
Br Tsatne (of Isle) Lufkin Frcutea Mexico Feb
mahogany apd ogwood 70 Drsrer Has had heavy wssef
lost jibboom and split sails - .,
sch VIM. A. Grfn (of Fall Riyerl, Borden, Bsaeoa u
say, bananas and Thomas Gimarn 1Oa inst,
/ d m 4 uched Bnsant Shoals, aud was got on altet
throwing over deck load Of oranges
sehr Wave Br y Williams HAlaI IS days fish to master
Sthr Sops Godfrey Williams Buena Nists N j., corn 70
Young Burnett Sutton
scbr r. Coren Corsen, Buens VISTA n j. corn to founs
Burnett Sutton. p..l
schr KedOD Perry, Buena Vista, corn to Young Burne"
Sutton. -, A.. n u
sehr Connecticut Brewer Richmond Sc hours aOu to C. NJ
scbr Moonlight Knapp Richmond Ss hours -four 70 master
schr Storm Cloud, Dsy Wilmiu c. naval stores
Schr b. Fsnner Applegate Wilmington, NC naval sores
Schr. Oscar f. Hswley, Davis Bslrirnore, 10 mas'er
Sclr. Oscar Hawley, DAVIS Baltimore days Indse TO
usster
SELF Chase Jones DUCK River Del w Cummings
SehI. ModeIste, Whitman, Virginia, Iine wood
Sehr. Chsuncey st. John, Wright, Virginia, oysters.
Sehr. c. A. Van Name Van Name, Vrgins, oyserA
Schr Belle Post, Virgnia, oysters
Schr Christians Wolsey, Virginia, oys;ers
Sehr. Chief Hopkins Virgil ia, oysters
Schr J. Smith, Cruzer, Virginia oysters
Sloop Compton Depaw, Virginia, oysers.
BELOW-Buk Mustsnd (of Myltcl, lby pilotboat Mag
TAYLOR No 81 ship toemi JOhnsol (of snd from Chaeston
and one brig at anchor outside.
sAILED-stesm,hip. Knoxville Ludlow, Savannah James
Williams for Calcutta Syren Foster San Fran
cisco bark Asrmors, Bray, Londonderry.
WIND-Sunrise S.W.; meridian, N.W.i sunset NV.
The brs Demarsrs sunk In the North River Monday morning
last, lays in the same position