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- - Fanny Sly LES.
Igcnes Y cream, Twist i'll Sultana in Foil, L Boxes
c, ron, ,. boxes. Sugar Pear in Foil, Keg.
oioiSe polu Lea1 twist IN Apricot, in Cases.
TT toi, q boxes. Jew Tang Twist, in y Boxes
Me,,iiatrope, IN cases d. L. Wcher's K. & r. Twist,
p J. Troter, H. r. kegs Live Indian Smoking in 10 In
kiiickinick Smoking CTob) Bales % " ~ "
r. in 10 , D. Bales; Jas. L. Claytors 4 Co. smo
o IL iph smoking tIob) in king, in 10 Id. Bales.
Shipping los and ISIS in store and for sale Inv
d,o.s WARWICK, FRICK & BALL,
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8all 4Oa0s.
PHILADELPHIA.
Is Sass Tsa1 PHILADELPHIA,
Ss2- T-4&@tzF@Na4 NILMINGTON Is
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
WINTER IRKI AGENE VT
For SEAFORD. DELAWARE

Passengers leaving Baltimore A. NJ connect at vii
migon with 2l0 r NJ. train, and $40 r. NJ from Baltimore
with 9 ~ 4. VI. train.
NollCE-Ail colorcd PERSONS whether bond free viii
p Gulred to bring some responsible white person. pcrson
NY known 70 Che Undersigned who will be willing sign
oom 70 te Company, before they viii be passed oyer any
WV ~, ,,vr,.rn o..
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Susilrtss Garos.


d. CARpENTFRS Ann P17,1 pEps
Nos AND 10 Clay STREET
All work entrusted to them Will receive their particular at
tention.
JObbng attended to with punctuality. jal-tf
D NJ M,cnoyIIn QUO 7,,,,.--
MI ACDONALD DUGDALE,
GUANo, GRAIN, FLGIR CORN NEAL
i EAo, bEAN , HbAa1, STRAW, MILL. FEED, &c
mn ''1 "prU' 81 FIN LfIS constantly on hand
Noh' McELDERRi W HARE AND PRATT ST,
ulu BALTIMORE.
~ c,Sc,pn . Cow
U. PORK PaCEEpl HAM c1-prpo
AND DEALERS IN i'''
VISIONS GENERALITY
Nos. 407 AND 400 WEST BALTIMoRp Srrvpr
n3-f Baltimore
- IT,,II,T 49, -
CESER At cS ~ " - r, Ah nN,
No. 3JARvIs BuILDlvG Norm ST.
REAL ESTATE cI PTIIfcnhse P ana sci ,,nr, ~
n.,tf p .TEVT p1cIlTSS 3, tLohi A'ES' AND
-.o,I -, ~, Nc
r JYJECIAPK g. 20
y. Commission MERcuAyTs
FOR THE SALE OF
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
No JOG W IONRARn ST
n3N Baltimore
----
ii DUNCAN,
TEAS, WINES AND GROCERIES,
,,ets o. l. 'oiNLH fAfErfE AND PINE STREETS, ~
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Two THE HON. JOHN H. PRICE, JUDGE OF
4 THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY

w IHE hun. JO11N Ii. HRlCE, JUDGE OF
i i III THE , CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY
The report of Neyett Steele Attorney in fact Of Charles
shipey respectfully shows That the said Charles Shpey
executed to him powerof Attorney accordance with the
passed at December Session, 1896 chap 1872 him
james, nd Se R IL s s Of 3 from
shpe dated the 10Th day Of September 1857 and recorded
Fl No folio 80 that before he proceeded to ' act
by sd acct Of H s T the e C n0 OF this Court as required
of said mcrtgage duly certified under the seal Of tits Court
conditioned as required by said that he then advertised
sad property twice week for three successive before
the day of sale and also said day in the un and ai
y Exehange two Of the daily newspapers published in the
weeks and on the day Of sale in the Baltimore County Ad
giving notice Of the time place manner and bd r@ e 60
that in pursuance Of said notice given offered said pro
The Reading Roos 60 s IS so oS GaS s sS of
d 6hs city Of Batm a s on the th day Of December
shpe he being the highest bidder therefor at and for the
a1aS E Ffff GiISfafP
On this 18th day Of December 1855 before the subscriber
Justice of the Peace in and for the city Baltimore person
oath that the matters and facts stated the afogoing re-
port are Just and true as therein set forth and that the sale
therein reported was FAIRLY made Sworn before
Eesby eertify hat William e HeR sf Eoure ,.
s % @ at e de and who has
the Peace Mary land in and for tie etv Of @
Of hereto set my hand and ax the seal Of the Superior
Court of Baltimore city, this 18th day ISIS
}sEAL Clerk of the Superior Court of Baltimore CITY
da)Iaw4w
T OST OR MISLAID- Certificate No. 637. dated
AJuly LIST, 1851 for s. Baltimore city, five ner cont
stock in the name of Jno Grant Jackson of dublin Notice
hereby given that transfer of the above has been stopped
and application will be made the Register for renewal of
(nlq1aw9wl mo. s. CUTTINGS ~
NOTICE.-Bounty Land Warrant No. sc. l50
for 40 issued to me by the Commissioner Of
Pensions the second day of October 1856 sent Geo
Hickman. of Baltimore, Md but received sold
assigned transferred by and any assignment thereof Is
therefore fraudulent therefore hereby give notice
the issue of Patent and that intend to apply to the Com
missioner for duplicate.
dl31aw6w JACOB WILHIDE in
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLL
cation will be made to the Mayor City Council Mt
its next session. for the opening Of Park street. from Rich
mond to Biddle street. according to plat deposited with the
Register OF the city. dl4law9w
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Steamships.

,.lkkg4as BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH
eSs=aAkSI..s4s STEAMSHIP CO.-For SAVANNAH-Freight
now received and forwarded with Dispatch by the ships Of
this line. Apply to T. H..BELT JR
dZ5u Union Dock
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4 NKAPHUDOMETER'
~ Is THE NAME or
HACHLNE JEST PfTENTED BY
GILL AND MINI VIII y L, ,.L.L,-Lnr.
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

j. d. PRATT 4 co.
~ coRNERoF BALTIMORE Avn 5. CHARLES STREETS
me poreotS respectfully invite such Merchants "a are
moi already subscribers to the gcncy who sell goods on
y ofour information. From long experience and tl atis
Factory testimonials of thousands merchants i'm the diner
en- cities East and who have for years been subscribers
We can assure al who will call whether they sell goods To-
t!e cs or country towns ample satisfaction rs to the reli
DlilS u our niurma0n and the great benefit To h, ,r yd
~" 'IN -tEelioE ny ti"-r wiz" SulSgilI'. mlGtf
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Commission 1lertbants.

NTILNOR & CURTIS,
W. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 6. BOWLYS WHARF,
H1- Liberal advances mad on consignments iastf
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Steamboats,.
FOR THE SbTTu

rr .9lE :. FOR THE SOUTH
tr ZIP RlREC i FROM NEW YORK, PIILADEL-
GHHhiESt2 n hFfhyT AAilMN5 6%F
spS S$$hEh&E8 6 s ASR EEW A 4HhEAA
BAY LINE pe sFsB SGGIfiRE SfFH@533y yK II?
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller s subject
SEW Y %fKt = d&,iII%%%T$$$f%9y NC,
From New York to T Wii@gins,9n, \, {. SIS 90
p,i,ss, r, GF #%, ana Portsmouth Va, g g
:. po,,;. Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va 6 20
Norfolk and Portsmouth. Va go
between the Depoti @ ont t6 R RagSase @ charge
on tbe sy by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
AZ p9 f ff a4h I:gmf fGr TIP By daylight
and Philadelphia by this Line viii have T Their G Sg 4orS
cnfG6ea to goLg o"g from whence it will be checked
G a GS h9 10 Weldon " c. and from thence points
GOOD f%r BY f te Ra GtG orr 5 and Through
oHmpany Office No 90 Broadway, corner of Barclay street
loot o. CGItIand street In P!LADELPfA at the Com
' T R w. corner OF sixth and Chestnut streets or
MTR at the Office Baltimore steam Packet Company foot
The and beautiful steamer ray oiSiHYI Of 1qo
ehi lePete with every comfort and convenience has
The s(en4ia steamers H IoSAyA CAPT G. " Easse
passed state room and berth accommodating ms 0''7'
me Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave tbe Comma
ny ny; wharf, MON pee X, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET
Daily, Sundays excepted 'i'
o.;..,.-. E5y-AT O'CLOCK. p. M..Hd
VI immediately after the arrival the Erpysss Train
p. NJ. ' ~ ''''''e'Pii'l at IA
The following is the Schedule
LEAVE Ir,yF
HcW ORR at clock, J. u Portsmouth at "a, o'cl
1hiladelphla, " i. ~ Weldon ut 10
Baltimore g" 2. NJ Wilmington at ~ I'm
ter Railroad, finished " " '"''N'''@
sSsengers for Richmond and Petersburg, or auy other
points on the james River, ItT,.r bIqfs
early next morning after leaving Baltimore
~ Passengers for Edeutun, Plymouth. Newbarp W,sb
igtOn edG GoldSboIo, Beaufort, Warsaw Raleigh and
agreeable route. NJ y EHTeIIt anu
Baltim0re. Sent ISIS. - ~. p.,...;;Ii.l'.
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rs sga H= FOR THE

Leaye Camden station, Ratmore-Mail (except Sunday,
HI ~ I Sl EYPTSs daily at 5g5 P NJ for ALL PARTS ~
me WEST, SOiTtWEST AND NORTHWEST Thr U,iI
reaches Cumberland at $40 and Piedmont n IN n . h
through 'F'-7' E"Ss uIeclly
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gegal Aotites.

T'HlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB
scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Ba-
more CITY, Maryland letters Of with the
VII annexed on the estate of r. CHE LANE, late West
Held IN the state OF Massachusetts, and formerly Baltimore
city, deceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby notified exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber before the 9th av
Of une 1852 they may otherwise by law excluded from
all the dement, OF the said estate All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment Given
under my hand this 2lst day of December 1858
,, BERNARD CARTER,
dzl-laW4W Administrator a. t.
'THIS is TO GIVE MOTTO E, THAT THE SUB
sclber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Balti-
more City, letters of administration personal estate of
ELLA CANT late Of the said city, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased hereby warned
TO exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof the sub
scrlber on before the Goth day June next they NAV
otherwise, by law, he excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said requested to make i'm
mediate pay ment Given under my hand this 18th day of
December. 1858. ' -
dist aW4Wt ART Ec JTII ,l.,,
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Tobatfo.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
MANUFACTURER TOBACCO.

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
7. j. Martin, Id, r. ID Banks IblA r Courtnev los
u > Gravely, " lien Knight, G. ii. Lawrence, 10 )
w l.. Saunders, d" Tobacco Queen, Goode L Co nos
Brice Thomas, &c #. Taylor C. J. Wood los
). Sheldon, IS. 5. Law, Twist f. J. Ward, los
>: j. Crlttenden, " /. NJ. Ross, :" Dennis los
larry OF the West Ar Courtney It. pS II. Newman
), 3 Turner, . Roseneath, . II. l.. orion, los
Queen of May, lPilknton's Plan Nicholas o0s
3. L. Preston, {" ter's Pride, - Uncle TOMS 2O's
Ferguson, Hatch Old Dominion, :" Margod,, y b.
er&C Co, A. X. Courtney, SIS Planters Pride, &C
lG. ii. Lawrence, 5's
In store and for sale by COURTNEY & son,
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Skippna.

IL FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-CO
sE-S LlNE-CI.lPPER OF SATURDAY, January 22d-
The extreme clipper ship DICTATOR Zerega, command
er now rapidly loading in New York and will receive
CAST BROS, II Smiths wharf, up stairs. iaI-tf
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NJ IlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLI-
cation will be made to the Mayor and City Council at
mond to Bdd street. according to plat deposited with the
Register Of the city. dl4law9w
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e. L NJ NJ L X | c II.

BOOT AND SHOE
" 4 y L + 4 Z = L u r.
je23ly Il Il B,Ir'r,ropr
NDIA RUBBER SOFT HATS, a new and beau
tfnl article Carpet Bag, Rubber Gloycs for ladie, and
gents, eccual cure for apped and rough hands NCir
9sl alpaca Selica and SILK water proof Goats Ladies'
tch mneliaS and travelling SachclS. Shoulder Braces
lair and Tooth Brushes Also Mechanical and RubSar
Toys Of entirely new design f.. NJ. PUNDERSON i co
W, Eu' baltimore street MS II
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DIE D..

ACKLAND-On Tuesday evening July r. after and
Illness, John AckaIO in the $50 year Of his
The friend. Of the y sud tho members OF Company sS
Naops Gusid, resp, fully invited 70 attend
afternoon &, o'clock without further invitation.
BESTON-At Wsvsf.us, Ulster County Friday Jnly 9,
Reuben Benton, aged u year'.
BAKEW ELL-Iu Brooklyn +. D.. Monday, July II Frank
Thomas. Of Joseph AID Julia Blackwell aged years and
months
BOMFORD-In Burlington ~ J., Saturday July James
Archibald Campbell youI Of Lieut. Col j. v BJmford
Unrtd States Army, aged 10 years.
FoLEYn this city Sunday July TO- Margaret Am Foley,
daughter Of John Mary Foley aged Is year, months and
- days, OF consumption.
GIBBs-In this city on Monday evening July William F.,
infant ion of John h. AID Elizabeth Gibbs ased months aud
GILBERT-sadd,ply at For, Montgomery, Orange County.
\ o. fhaiasy, July = JANE, l. Gilbert e-de'; son Of
HOFFMAN,, Burlington y j. Tuesday, July r. samuel
xsrPaues oo.st son Of The Rev Cbai.es Frederick and
The relative, AID friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral o. trday EeA al % IN St. Mays Church Bur
HERKHER-In Brooklyn. on Monday July H. Lydia Matfds
youusss, daughter Of Henry and Anne HerkAer the Ih
year 4 Der
KENsEDY-In brooklyn, Monday, July II, Agnes only
daughter II Michael sld Kat Kennedy
LINEHAS-In this city Moody July H. George Linehsn,
IL ne 5'h year Of hs native Of DOne.ae County Cox
Mooh-lR Broelyn on Tuesday, jay u Mr. Catherine s,
The family requested TO atteGi the
funeral % THURSDAY aerIon lih lost at oeoas from
out further invitation.
Ri LLIGAN-ln his city Sunday night July TO- asr sho
hll-s'. Michsel Muhsas, aged IS jean.
NELsON-In hi. city, on Monday July H. Ms Sarah A.
Nelson second laughter o Lift BogsIt deceased in the cd
year Of her age
POPF-On Sunday July TO- Of consumption Ann wife Of Ar.
thu Pope Of Hcbosen ~ j, In the nth y-ai 4
SEPHTOS-On MONDAY July II, AbrAln Wright, John
5 and LAWNS scphtJn, aged months.
VAN ALES-On Tuesday morning, July r. Bergen, ~ j.
Jseob fuyn, infant Of j. Prlyn AID Mary O. Vsn Alien
The raisrs and fIends respectfully invited a,ena mis-
funeral "Wednesday, l5,h -t Jclck p u from 'hs
residence u bis grandfather tie Rev. Dr. b. c. Taylor
Bergel.
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
From The PGaawG S.ay, July 2


The Pacific Steam Navigation Coupanys steamship
Vaparaiso, Cap. Bloomfield reached this port irUn
the sosh the morning of the 2lst, bringing q pas
sepgen, So 90 ia MEASURE, li6 plssngesoi cargo
and 'be mails. Her dates are Valparaiso let and
Csso llth June.
Among the passengers is Mr.. Jameson, Superin-
teudtnt Of the Poetic Steam Navigation Company :
works at TabOga.
From our files Of Valparaiso papers (which are TO
May 81 compile the following summary OF the
fortLights news:
The revolution il entirely at an end. Copispo is in
the bands Of the Government aUd the last of the 10
sugens crossed the Andes about 900 or 600 strong add
rearhed San Juan, wherr they laid down their arms
before the authorizes Oi the State.
Gen. Nidanrre, co Lmauder of The Government
forces in the North, reformed 10 Valparaiso on the
9th aid was received with great enthu.la,m; tue
troops SIZE also returning home but tx war footing Of
the III my has not yet been reduced. nunber vi po-
hica pisoLeIs have been tiled by courtsmaItai aud
septepced o de s,h, but III all ca.es the Governneot
has oommnted the punishment to niIi,onmen Or BAN
hutLt tIOm the country. Tins ieuI nj pOhcy On toe
part of the Executive has done much 10 increase lis
popularity.
there Is some prospect of the army being employed
ia reduclog the lIdaus Of the AraucaLan territory,
and the re, orally approves " the prect, but
yet the Government has lot officially announced is
projects 10 rrgarO TO the ms't-r.
Congress to meet on the lst Of June, and the
Message OF President Mont was locke forward Ia with
great interest The stse ~ siege winch the eLt!Te
Republic was proclaimed ends tho day, but
the President retains the extraordinary powers co.,
ferred upon him until the end Of the year. Rumrs Of
cetsn charges IN the Cabinet currvnt bot IN the
bes,.lniogIned circles they meet with little credit.
In consequence "a tue pacicat0n OF the country,
business has materially improved, and in Nalpar also
considerable scuyiiy existed the northern and south
err markets. so long closed, are again opened, aud
BUYERS occupied 10 supplying the stock Of goods
they have SO long been deprived of.
4 maritime INSURANCE. cuGp sny, bearing the name OF
the Valparaiso Llayds has been established the prin-
cipal merchants taking sctve interest IL II.
\ tIeaty of commercial reciprocity between Bel
eium and Chile has been pGblished.
The law suit in regard 10 the will of Mr.. Thonss +.
Brown has been decided favor of the testatOr and
the Founding Hospital which he has endo ed In Val
parslso Will shorty be commenced.
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Hlarlets.

SATURDAY EVtNING, juno Io5I
Business pertaining 10 stez.day having engf-ed general
attention the details Of sales necessarily brief q. little or 10
attention " a. paid 70 buyng selling Of merchandise. The
MONtTARY market Stringent tnan generally
Acuat.d and adysiced dung the day on coae ala
from n cent To- "a BARS opened SIS 50GSS 60 par
but % to ihe iag in demand, they luotabe
III. close dull e. 81 80. 1900.
FIoux-The reported confined obbins lots of no
interest
WHEAT No ssles reported. 49,. -. -.
BAILEY -Jobbug ,as Of few parcels at s. 81. 81 30 p
leo n.
PoTArors-Jobbins al "a DO, as per quality -
CORpAGE-U00 10 SsD francisco nsnuactoy sold al lVc
CutEsE-2 boxes choice Eastern ID q. 2ic.
BuTTlR65 hrkns choice Eastern Ia lotS sold private
lo,r-Auction sale Of 80 tune West Hartley a. $r So
CnFfEE-Ssles Of 100 b-gs Kio et 10 cents.
FisH-iU ibis l4r 10 each salmon sold Al 10.
hLCoH L-sae If 100 private terms
FRS bRCEs-Sass by auction II 10000 Cowens az ssa
V.rEg TANksA Auction sse oi 10 Iron Water Tanks a. u
Be a. Gallon.
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his family on: after HIN 10 ,hs oourSe II seansr or
two OTIS was sel koosr ~ r--p@cf4s.e, ~sll-eoo'
Quoted nsb, ani he pa-.-nser- s9-Ak 10 the hyhe-,
TIN Of hm. H. reuairs no rred ia he foreign
burning grourd near this city.
lime iatey sfter the ARRIVAL Of the ira 10, the maj
deror psocd il charge of strong quad ali CON
Quoted 70 tie J.ii, where he j. nsy hsayly I0nei.
he seemed perfectly cool abou, the matter AMI sp-
pesred Rave little ashes ab mt the result Toe
authorities took imu.ds'. steps 20 The nece-
ss, eyioeuce IN he mater PRIOR % TIE ps.srne~rs
lesvng, ana Judge CorreoeO -Ieri-d hlm-en ~ the
utmost IN bayr- proper s.1rlo made oui az once
AL we fear = 'h-t The proceedings msy De- delayed
aerward sufficiently NJ 10 allow the murderer 20
ef.G - cape rom Jail bat We trust tue authorities
VII IN tbs ease lose not single noneu' 10 v,iing
this most stiocoGs crime with :de punishment 80
justly merits. Panama s'aF.
EhBTHeUiEE.-0n Monday night, 9th, about ~
ociuck, Zig bot long continued shock II En- earth
quate was fr. IN til, cty, AMI a. Iai a. hour A7f'
wsTd q lesser movement Wss eIp-fenc~i No per
cep'ibe meteorological pheDomsrs preceded oT FOL
LIVED the shocks The day hal been IN very, with
Ugh: ,on'beriy WIND \ little pl.-ier Ass-k KID down
ard gre9. mary AYES ejpcala;ef the only
suit Of ihe ie nbior far have ascer-
tanned l. Anains Star.
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THE LATE BALLOON voyage.
A CARD FROM Mr.. GAGER.
" sle Ed,ior Of 7asN. Y. Trsane

" he Ld,,or Of lss v. Y. TrisaAG
SIR: Having noticed the many articles Published in
ourn.l- IN reference - the late aerial voyage
fron S.. Louis mary Of which incorrect, aud do
much injustice to the several parties, / woui re-
sltc1llly ak you, for myseIi, TO make some coz
rectlons.
An secoun: was Published in Tie Toy TINS,
ard copec into your and other papers ny he
count and IN Franz Le,llss illustrated "a 40 &C
count Of the voyage in my own WORDS That ac-
court not written by me, end IL does NJ. Wise
mnch Injustice, j, represents him a. using language
which he did no, use; and many other declarations
pbich arr therein contained are far from being my
own words" That account was frs. published in
The Troy Times, and CLEANED By their reporter from
about ten minute, conversation with myself. and the
account Of M. John Wise, published N The Aba
NJ Journal TIE Troy Times did me the favor in
theI nelt edition 20 soy that 90 1t was not, as many
supposed, written by me; but az il has been so
extensively copied into the various journals, |
feel tia, justice 70 all parties interested de-
7 0rds Of me tuis explanation. Il has also been
stated that furnished the capital for the enerpnse
a. that the ride had cost me s. 00, both Of which
statements are far from correct. Tue capital for
building this air-shp Was furnished By five persons;
al iar from the voyage costing 5000, Although
The balloon was wrecked in her descent 70 the earth
she CON b. made - good C. when she started upon
the voyage for sum not exceeding $500. Tue inter-
the public have felt in this great enterprise seems
~ ne TO demand Of us who int matey connected
in carrying i. out correct statement of It's whole his
tory from it. first inception TO the termination OF our
voyage and feel earnestly DESTROYS that such state
melt should be given to the pubhc over the sigus-
lures Of Mr.. Wise, SIR La Mountain ani my-eli, both
il justice 10 tina; public and 10 ourselves. have not
seen ,ner of those gentlemen since parted for our
several homes. Such statement shall be given TO
the public at as early day practicable aud at
this time | would only add that truly hop- each one
of tie parties interested may be actuated only by such
motives in every respect shs tend but 10 the ad-
vancement of so noble science and art.
Truly yours, o. H. OAGEA
Nh. YorL July 49, 1859
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Deaths.

late la fctf Of Snip Coral Of New Bedford aged s. years
whale J, ff,Ion, Oct T. 1885, james HaFey OF
Newly OK, co,s OF the mp en-
Az es March a. Chsr Pst aged 50 years native Of Por.
I.Id ME cooper whlesbp Tameflane, from winch
eel b. Jumped overheard.
H. San francisco June John Baron, aged p yesr native
CT Csrick Com ~ Doc. gall, Ir-iaI d. -
Drlwutd IN WihIw Pond, Suffer County, May ~ John A.
Bell form. ry Of P~nusylya .
Nsr tn, Mission Dolores June o. the residence OF capt b.
Baxter piion Leonard w Ssinne aged 81 years
formerly &, N, Haven, Conn -
In SAL FI.ncsco June 10 Sarah CroSeD, native Of Nan
tuctet, Mass, aged 81 years
In SAP Eroncsco june g. board ship Golden Rocket a.
Dock I,.o.. Hathou Rysn, oly chud OF ~dos
Sylvia Ryan. from Belfast, Me just sSed, aged years
months e. y days
Al III Dorrdo June Charles Rousn, aged - years formerly
Of r., bu ouS, No
Fra 81 o'oi ht~sn C~iieeo
a native q Nea. Yo.k City, aged - Year,.
Ersukln Township Sacramento County, June H. Roland
H. Willard, eg.d IS JeaIs, formerly Of Wisconsin
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.ni1.ry cert ~ he State Of Entire RIOS, had already
arrived iI kosorio.
These uilrary nlpyem-n's tciocde Si'h the 90
.s,,,c. Of .ev.T,l teusi ehl- d0c1Tsuts, such az
"A pro. lems'iJu 81 Gcl~rsl Urq1izs 10 which, 10
n. and foar.h time, be ann"uuc-, that be - or
lors,ioek ready 10 na'ea ag4''N ne de"eg9sve' Of
Lp.z. IN winch be announce. more or 'ess the ssne
ain 8 resolution of thu Gnv-fnmen. Of P.rsba,
;, 81, ling il nouapproys vi suy acts emsnsing rom
the Bueios AIreGn government, snd WhS'h should d.
recy az ell, affeo; the e1'eTi sovereignty Of the
Argtn me Republic, aud rendering Responsible Of
thee snd al other the individuals Who az pre-ent
q uto,e that Government. la ily, sot Of N ,niies
tat % 10 the comfy signed BY Wee Pr,-iten, Carl,
r,,igri,g BIZ clzr candidate i'r The mex, pre-l-
dei-l election and advising the ciiizeos no; 70 link
Of ary .uoh thing before TIE defsiie sclaon u the
on.,ti pencing With Buslos Ayres ana this State
irrorrora-iou in the Uuop: that i 70 say advising
the violation Of the Charter Of May, 10 whose
articles II DECLARED III 81 the Presd-ut ~ao termas
h- legal period capno, be reelected, nor continue in
Office q day longer