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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

PROCLAMATION FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
L REWARD-IsHAMG g. HARRIS, Governor of the State
Tennessee. To all who shall these presents Greeng
Whereas 1t has been made that to
unknown did commita foul and murder the Sd day
of February, 1889 upon the body Of George Miller in the
Banking Of the Branch the Union Bank Of Tennessee
Jackson of Madison and robbed said Bank of
S23 900 in notes and coin,
Now therefore, l. Isham G. Ea is Governor aforesaid
by virtue power and authority in vesel do hereby
offer reward Of FIVE HUNDRsD DOLL tRs to any person
persons the apprehension of said murderer and the de-
livery of him Sheriff Tailor Of county Of Madison
in order that justice in that behalf be done.
cause the Great Seal OF the State to be Affixed at
Seal office in Nashville, this 18th day of February,
A. D., 1852
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
II r. r. RAY Secretary Of State, fell If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

CTFkAUB'S PATENT CORN AND FIGURING
MILL favoraby known throughout the South and
exclusively possessing the combined qualities Of
st Being firmly set in a strong iron frame.
I'd, Using only The best French Burr Stones.
Sd Running the lower which, being fast the spindle
with its fellow be injured
ming empty,
4th, Having bush to get loose.
5th Having no driver and rind, to make it choke.
6th Having spindle piece from bridgeee to hop
per bearer
Some Of these Mills have NINE YEARS WITHOUT
HAVING THE STONES DRESSED.
49, 3D. 26 and 30nch Double and Single Gear In store
and for sale by S. H. GILMAN,
dr. 3mGW 70 Gravier street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA-FR FRENCH
~ Permanent Evening Glasses, conducted by Professor j.
GENT1 FIVE Times week from to O'Clock P. NJ. Terms,
$O per month Merchants Clerks and other persons who
wish acquire thorough knowledge of the French language
respectfully requested apply the University Buildings,
corner of Baronne aud Common streets, to
dl 3m PROFESSOR LOUIS DUFAU.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

New Orleans, January 10, 1889
Southern Gentlemen: During visit oil
different parishes of this State
with several planters who using Rosn
Oil on their sugar mills all of them spoke Of the high
est terms lubricating Oil.
NV own observation also convinced that is not a
feced of temperature, and is ea from all the
gumy dirty properties which always found in tie
of all o her lubricating Oils.
shafts of mill from the heavy and irregular
strains on he difficult keep oiled and cool than al
any machinery and substance has proved eff
purpose OIL This seasons experience
opinions expressed by in letter to
10 stating that your Oil would far superior
to any other for the purpose above named.
tSignedl s. II. GILMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

Smthfeld Plantation, October 3d. 1858.
To the Agents Of the Southern OIL Company New Orleans
in reply say1 have used Of the barrel Of ubri
eating Oil obtained from and notwithstanding the prtu
dice Of engineers satisfied fully your des
crip,io,. satisfied that you have at.
tanned great desderatum for the South in furnishing
cheap and valuable Oil of home maLnfactory.
Please send barrels and obge yours respectfully
signedl w. JONES LYLE.
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r Observation-Disclosures

r Observation-Disclosures
feet IL and TX narrow Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and dressed.
100000 feet IL and IL dressed FLORIDA Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongned and grooyed.
100000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Fine CELL
ING, tongued and grooved
100000 feet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILNd,
torgued and grooved
feet narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING edged.
lOaOHO feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS.
rough Yellow Pine U MBER consisting Of inch
Boards Westherboards. Scnntling, Joists, etc.
100000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Lahs and Shingles
Sasles, Doors, Blinds. Moudiugs ETC., etc.
sale the lowest market prices in lots to snit
chasers, by SIMPSON nORK,
se3O iy New Basin.
DARTNERSHIP-Mr.G GEORGE W. WARD THIS
day becomes partner in orr house The Of the rn
will be changed. WARD, HUNT co.
New Orleans, January l, 1859 ja6 If
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SLAVE DEPOTS.

& FIFTY CAROLINA AVID GEORGIA
NEGhOfS Inst received and for sale separately or In
bock Tor cash or good accepances at u months. APP
>@py 10 q. +. HATCHER,
tells " l15 (}ravier straet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

Agiers Nov. II, 1858.
being able to had Machinery Oil which
me 10 be axle boxes of work we'll
far AZ the limited time had 1t in has ed
test It,
packed with have 2o miles at an average
spaed of Is miles without the .dtiona
OIL and remaining perfectly cool.
engaged in making further tests relative TO
Its compare alive with other lubricators.
Yours respectfully. A. B. sEGER,
Vce-P sident and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10
THE PLACE TO BUY BooKsl

EVANS CO., No. Camp street, have hand large and
one of the choicest oectios Of Standard and Miscellaneous
works ever Offered in New Orlesns
Also elegant assortment Of fine Family and Pocket Bibles
Prayer Books Albums and Animals bound In the best styles
Ing q the lowest retail prices ,,,,> ,,r,,,, :, -, $780,
AGIFT WILL BE PRESENTED WITH EACH BOOK
a the time of sale.
The Gifts valued from 5 cents to 500 consisting of Gold
Silver Wa ches and great variety OF Je%eiry, Locke
Chain. Sets OF Cameo, etc.
Ladies gentlemen respectfully inven 10 call and ex
anime the stock at the ulrI BUM SIOht,
do 3m No. 3 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

Chemical Laboratory New Orleans School of Medicine,
September %, 1858. :
have carefully examined specimen of Rosn Oil from the
Southern Oil Company and find that retains its perfect linn
pidy degrees below the Of farenheits
scae-thry degrees freezing point twelve de-
grees becomes turbd but does CONCEAL still
being liquid. therefore highly valuable lubrcating
agent climates where the temperature naturally low 1t
scarcely be exposed under odnry to
without freezing.
Signed1 /. I. CRAWCOuR, NJ, d.
Professor of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence New Or
leans School Of Medicine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
SECOND BOARD.
SATURDAY. Nov. 26-P. Y.

large business was transacted at the Stock Ex-
change to-day and the Market at both sessions of the
Board was unusually excited and active. There has
been quite revival of speculative feeling in sympathy
with the recent movements in Panama aud Pacific mail
and what with the large purchases of the shorts, and
moderate increase of outside business there has been
lively tine in Stock operations during the week The
Pacific mail movement was very strong a, the first
Board and the quotations up rapidly TO 93i at
which price there was free supply OF Stock. From
this pont il sold down 70 90 the CALL and was
rather dull for the remainder of the session. Be
tween the Boards rumor was in circulation,
TO the effect that some obstacle 70 arrange
ment with Commodore Vanderbilt had arisen, and
on this report the stock Was sold down
10 - al the Second Board. Mysterious reports and
contradictions be the order of the day IN this
Ssock and people begin 10 credit the story Of
settlement between the steamship lines, than fresh
report reverses the account and destroys confidence
again. That basis Of settlement has been agreed
upon. we have but hgle doubt, but whether fresh
COMPLICATIONS have arisen not 70 suggest the last
runner II is difficult 70 say. The general impression
among those who should be wei informed upon the
subject Is that the negotiations VIII have successful
resGlt- Panama quite active but the orders were
supplied at the rst Board with considerable eagerness
and tie market closeS heavy at 1911. In the after
noon, however, the stock taken more
readily, and after the Board il in good
demand al 1871 New-York Central was strong during
the day, and advanced with considerable spirit during
both sessions, finally closing at so. Erie took fresh
start and in demand Al TO- with sales later in the
day at lei. The resumption Of ineres; payment and
be satisfactory arrangements progressing 20 place
The concern upon better footing have gwen vlgor
Gus impulse TO all Of its bends and the shares which
are now in danger Of extinction under foreclosure
and sale sympatlize in the improvement. Reading
went up 40s but was not sCsained at the quotation
and in the afternoon fe back to 30 again. The move
menis in this stock somewhat desaltOry, and the
price Is evidently controlled IN Philadelphia yet. In the
Western shares the business 10 q fair extent and
the market IS for time past rather irregular
Rock Island was the only stock which improved ma
tray although FOR the Toledo and the Michigan roads
;he market WIS fruer. Illinois Central opened al 50
and on large sales DROPPED 70 IS but fraction
beefn TIC siiernoon. State Stocks were quite firm 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

osvzeo Nov. 26-FIorR dull WHEAT in active milling
demand and "a higher on HPigi Las c S ssob R.Se
O5 and Zoo bush Milwaukee Club No ], at 81 ba$ o.,
sho9t sno :. bg @ cana Scat. are loading and esh are
nominal LAKE lSFoRrs So go bush wheat too pssh Cos
bush Wheat Il 800 bush Barley Loo bush Peas "eather
pleasant Wind down the lase.
L. on hiddIing; but Fair is unchanged at lOld0,c.
savASSAH Nov. 2S-CorToS sales to-day 2eoo bales good
HTe1.fs Nov 2s-COrrOS sale. to-day 200 bales at de-
Bryyito Nov 2S~6 D. m-The prevailing checks
business FIOrS es 80 bbls at - Is for extra Sste - 80
diana 75d double do IS 80 for double ertra
Mchgan and Canadian WHEAT firm and quiet saes Of one
sed 81 oS and for Milwaukee Club at 81 o. Coks quiet
5000 bush Ole LAKE IsPoErs for the last a
go bush Oats 1919 bush Barley CAsAL Exports the same
time m bb Flour S bush Whes So O .,sss SorT Whit.
Winter ~ 2OG 81 rs CoRS' Spring advanced Be- other quail
cEIRITToS Nov 2S-CorToS The sale, Of the week add
nm N 600 bales and the receipts p $40 RICE dan and declined
t. FRKeHTs: Cotton to Liverpool ID ErcHASsE; Sterling
CIscxSAri New 2-FLorR less active bu. quotations u
WTIsxY 23c Provisions firm but much doing Meas
Pork, sI5GSlsSo Hoes held firm at $685. Is, but
NSw.oEIEls Nov 2-CorToSssles to day of 1000 bales
BeITiscKs' Nov 7s-FIOuR .tesdyi Howard street asa
IS 81; CITY IS WHEAT hrm; sales IS 600 bush. White
y asa 81 90 Red 81 2qG 81 Is SoSs a.@ Od MATT
Prime DO. so sos Bacon sides, Oc WHISKY steady st G
27e a.
PHr.prrPHil NOV 2s-FtOgE q.st; .1gsrSns e. Is
wHE.r aTm sales 500 bush; Red 4 = CSC 81 Matt
new Yellow at 6Sd14c. WHIsKr steady
2e sales =, ssc CoRS da and declined sales tc
OAR hp RKosiFTs-S1oo Dos flSar lSo oSsa " neat
Wheat, 10 900 bush Corn. ~, ,,,ors
CINCINNATI Nov 2e-Sght Exchange New York firm At
CScssc, Nov 2e-ssht EXCHANGE on New.YGrk, p cent
PHILADELPHIA, Nov @-EHchsnse on New-foEk unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

FORT LAFAYETTE Nov. H. .unset.-So sqaarersged ves
sells In ssn inward bound The bark d. Jex for Belize passed
dowu the Narrows 1910; Bremen bark kosuos for Charles
ton IL Wind moderate fsonl the ~ n WI weather
HIGHLANDS. Nov r. suusetOne brig passing the Hish-
lands No other inward bocna vessels sight Wind moderate
from w. wesjhsr cloudy -.
No other inv bound vessels Ia sgnt. Wind W., nSssrsis
weather cloudy =.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. flair. brig Charles H. frcsii
from Msfanzss Bremen Amelia from RO:terdani ses
Meteor tBr }, from DsmerarA
Below steamer Remington from Boston
BOSTON Nov. 27-A brig Fanny Ross, from Cazdenas.
Below. bark George Thomas, frofa Havana
OF Highland Light, baks T. A. kinsman, from HatHn1,
DsTia Nickels torl Masnzss Emma T. CT Ae hOm Havana
bTig- Robin from Havana n Sawyer nom Ma;4nZss Gas
Edwards from Cardenas; schr. Oeo1gs Byron from do
SAVANNAH Nov. 15.The U. s. mall steamship AsbsEA
arrived TIE wharf At O'clock tails Frdayl nEhts vel
NEWPORT Nov 16-ArT. brig NurEo Park, Wood, roa
Boston Ter Nel orb schr. u and T. Cr4er huntey ton
Phadephs Van buren,, Wal, do. for Csm5rdgeport Nee
Lewis E2bethpoT for do Dipeey &estcott t. George i
stouington; II. n Jenkins Dodge from Bangor for hes
Haven ksloosh, Wakefield, from Gardiner FOR New 10rt
LeocsGss Small Salem for do ~ 3 P1rtdge Hin, koesans
do Teegesph kosers Port lynn sssaA Mcdonald keN
Albany for Ne Bedford Copy Davis from New orr or 20
hssses Dolphin Kelly Maehias for New York; sally Car
ire barter Taunton for Stoningo, 70 UNDERGO rsysis
AIT 27sh Giraae Chase Cslsis NeW.fork Giro
nonetsr Pierscn do foE 90 NJ Wilmington Thnsher Per
land Phsdephs d. H. Assseroe Stevens from Phade
EYw-ORLEAEs Nov. Nat skips Monarch Of the Seas
and Fxprens Liverpool r. s Chamoesn, andon No
f,uub.7K aud Opkea ksSfork J. p. Whitney, ITapsni o.
Roypfon Gloucester, Eng brks LnEood BstineEe Sei
Bernard Rio Janeroi Polly, Csdiz.
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,,,. VALLEY shasta county Oct 18th, II. C. stockton 10
81 Louis Sierra county, Oct i4th ohs Davis to Mary
Heley ,s.L n. =, g. ct,,.s nv the RI,
Rev Blshop kip D. Henry Hare HAItiy to Eliza Madison
dsprhr oihe Hon ysnss Lswrenee b p, cos. Hon
weTispo Nssyin 70 Iadofa Paeheco both Of Monterey
In San Frncseo, Oct - hr Edmond d. Amgh'to MIS- 1''e
AZ Fo.os Oct. 90 Alex C. Gordon TO Melissa D. PinkhA
In stockton Oct a. BY the Rev p O. Buchanan Joseph r.
Ismdin 70 Miss Akhea PsIker.
In Sacramento Oct a. Henry Rose TO Sarah VAnsl''ioe
At Mooreve Butte CouTsy, Oct il, VIM Ferguson 70 sara"
in fodss Valley Placer County Oct Nelson Lombard, 70
In San Jose Santa County Oct 90 Thomas Ne'Oi 10
AZ Graz vsiey Oct, a. Franklin T. Mcguire % Sarah sT in
AtNicalauf, suffer County Oct 90 j. n sn4'n 70 A. " o
In Francisco Nov by the r. Rev Archbishop AAs'
hesIS ca 70 Al NJ s Brown 70 Miss Mary Evans
AZ Cow Creek Shasta County Oct 20, MI Wm- "hHs !"
In San Fanesco Nov l. by the Rev Hugh Gallagher at St
Msry,s Cathedral John Hogan 70 Nh. I .. n'
to CsstnTine Lacy.
Is San Francisco Oct, 90 at 81 O'Clock A. NJ Of spOpeTy'
Jsmes Langley, aged 45 years ~, ,,,,
In San Francisco Oct a. Susan H. wife Of jos W. Weer'
formerly Of Maine aged 80 years and months
in Honolulu, sept IS, Of Pulmonary consumption Henry =
Poor aged q Of the urn Of G. A. and H. = Roq 81
IN San Francisco, Oct "a Ellen T., wife Of P MNAmee
In San Francisco Oct hi. residence Montgomery
In San francisco a. Philip Sheppard native Of County
In Sacramento Oct 49, w B. Evns aged year, native Of
Michigan - ~ N, NJ,
Al Diamond Springs, Fl Dorado County, Oct H. Geo Walk
aged "a years. =. >, ~ r,r
Of samuel and Susanna Throckmorton ssed ~
9Dd mcnths
In @ FreAcco Oct 2s Of apoplexy after illness Of few
hours A. Gibbons, native Of Philadelphia late OF New
Orleans aged SO years. months and "a days -
In San Francisco, Thursday Oct a Mr. Anne scPhia
Galley David ~ Gezsy and granddaughter OF the late
Gen Hitchcock, Of London, Eng aged "a years .h
In Beuicia Oct %, at % MIs Ann West woo" o. the
late Benjamin West native Of Blackburn LAncsthe Ing
aged s6years and months
In Sacramento Oct 49, B. w. Evers recently from kAaa-
Al Oak Run Shasta County Oct 20 H. Il. Hunt, aged ~
years. r -, MI,
Logan. ,
Al Folssm Oct ls Mrs Burna early settler in Folsom
In San Francisco Oct 49, Clarence Decatur Gilmore eldest
son Of s. D. c. p Gilmore, native Of Boston, Mass aged
II years, months and II days. =, mn -
Ia San Francisco on Sunday, o'clock, Mira Thos Fra"-
lev native Of County Clare, Ireland aged IS years
In San francisco Oct 30 r. NJ. Gardiner aged ls years
Maysve Oct. n, Fred w, only son OF John W. ana
Al Central springs Coast Range Oct TO- Miss f. C. Redhed
I'm Wssonvile Oct H. Alice T., daughter Of William and
Jane Vanderhurst, aged n months and days 49,,
81, George Augustus Mchenna son OF the
late Join McKenna asod years, months and 10 days
Drowned in Fraser River sept a. Ezekiel Iwombey aged
IS years the state OF Maine Left Lowell Mass IN
1851. 1852. for California
AZ Willow Creek Plumas County, Sept IS, David Grove
AGED
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Passengers Arrived

sfeamikip Ronc from Sdn Frdacisco-Lewis McLsne
lady four children servant Misc Hoffman Gel B. Psyton
j. Gensls T. CrocIer Cspt Welsh aud family, Judge Haun
and family bultt Mrs Mason o. W. Crun and family
L. Jsnin Howell Rev. Nj Hobrook and lady s. L. Merchant
T. Walack D. ". Hale, w. H Brown, b. Murphy and wife,
Julius and Miss Irene McCre1dy, Mr. aud Mrs
Robbins and family Mics Simpkins. Mrs. Piousts Mts Wall
Rev Mrs l. K " Carpenter Hon Sinclair hrs Hedge and
infant r. Pontis, DR. SoTrs Capt Johnson and ~e Il. NJ
Doughty r. n w X. Anderson, Jsm.on T. B. smith snd
wife Nou W. CAdsr :. Dietz Carlo On " j. Schloss, H.
NJ stone r. Pollard Giles and wife. T. l. Chamberlain OPP
penhelner NJ J. Brsnbsn. Il b. L0onns Mrs lockwood, j.
isparr j. II. Schmidt Mrs. NJ A Sconed H. Meyer c.
A Kincsid G. CoruS all Mrs Packard J. II. Martin, John
Dodge Charles r Williams NJ Flanagan, B. Phelps l. Oeios
80 il second cabin and 200 in steersge.
Fyon AEpfntaA-Cspt j. Kelley, Leut Haeserty, Lieut.
Arnold Johnson Lieut. GWn Lieut. Dozier, PuTser
: Quick Dr. Garnet L. ;. Navy; Lieut. Nicholson, L. s.
Marine; Chief ugneer Teller Assistant Engineers, Mscomb
Lsmbdn Hunt Litir Ely Laws and Green b. p McCloud
Henry stoctsr e. ). Navy; ST. Felix Mrs Duckworth sad
family H. u. Fooe Oh. B. ~ Consul from SALVADOR and family
Mi.s Norton Mics Smith r. H. Hoasy. Diego Garcia Capt
Foster J. Quesda p Graham, D. l. Brown, j. McMAhon, r.
n. C. Coffin f. ThieEiot Buell. Allen, A r. Hatch and
l-y iu he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

c
Lpseed and ether descriptions Of Manufactured Jus YEA
,louly 10 the regular trade AZ unchanged prices -
FROVISIONs-The PORK narket l. heavy me o1s,nss ~
larger prices favor the buyer at the eoss ae. Of -
AZ s6 for Mess; go <ll for Humps -lG al - 70.
Prime and rs Clear Beef ess Acve and closes
heavy sales 2s bbs IS = for Country Ness 80
Tor NV Prime sea 10 for Repseked Mess and sS ~
al Extrs Prime Mes il steady sales OF 10 t
and and Chicago l9d so; India Mess Il hr saes OF 10
tc. a s24 Beef Hams unchanged the demand u All
sales Of 80 bbls Al sl4dSi 50 Lard Is hrn me supply %
urue IL limited sales Of eco bbls and tcs Al of ana
choice butter ana Cheese are steady Bseoh
Quiet and prices nominal In the absence OF ae Dressed
ogs are Ia limited demand at q ale Green Hams are N re-
quest sldsc OF Picked Mess we hear Of sale OF o"'e
Hams. o arrive merit week, 81 SIC =. -, 80, =. .
RICE /. quiet sales Of $50 at 80 Ts6s4 Is 100 Da
lew choice at - 50 -, o.. =.
7aSic BIS bids mostly Cuba at 6ia7i and 500 Gags Es'
India on private terms. ,.-, oss,,
sFEDs-The inquiry for Clover Seed Is moderate setc
Timothy Seed IN moderate suppy small sales $3.50
80 Of Is n. Rough fx Seed Il wanted al 81 y
bush Linseed l. in moderate request a. steady rates
Of bags In Boston Goddess al 81 S<i on.n
ash; the yesterday 62 was no guide 20 the
srket being bought under peculiar circumstances 70 DC oe
hversd in Brooklyn
TALLOW-A limited local demand At lie.
wHAIFBONE is In uodersfe request At steady rates. sales
n n Northwest Coast Sc, cash The stock IN the
country according to Lyss Pohsmus Co.'S Srcula u re-
duced 70 the imports since Jan comprise Slo+OV
M and the exports the same time / ese,ol5 10.
WHSKY-The inquiry 10 moderate, and prces are rather
lower; sales Of 10 bbls. al 2TcIIlc-
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DIED.

BRowN-on Sunday morning. Nov ~ :; Stamford Conn in
The ss year q a. s 81 s ss Oissh y are respectfully invited
siisnd bis funeral on Tuesday sh inst at clock m
further Invitation
tALLAN-In Bedford Broohyp on Friday Nov IS Patrick
SIS as siSy on Saturday Nov &C. CAas pegnAn
sfed years and 10 months native OF the County Lem
pufFYsudSenly at No sls Monroe street saturday Nov
Owen Duty ssed IS years native Of the county Men
DoaERTS-in this city Friday Nov g snsr ,bSTt IN
net bsssTsy, ssed j year, months and IS days
GILBERT-ln stamford Com, on Saturday, Nov % susan
ne fss Iii saIs place At Stamford this Monday morning
q O'Clock. NewfSven ears leave the depot corner OF
Issse. vii Ss in readiness Ia stamford Her remains win be
tsksa to Greenwood foS iateInent.
GRALEY-ln this city Friday. Nov Is SePimus ~ oTsy
aEed yssrs 10 months and Gays, Of typhus cVer
HAwEs-In seymour, had on Wednesday Nov g Chs;les
VI sv,s asS friends Of the family are invited to attend the
nh"S fssn TIE Firsi PIssbytsTisa CAaIeh hs Rev o.
seward, Noakers II oeSSs p m on fuesdsy sssh INST
a n ocOck trains leaving ionkeTs q; $50 aud
4:9SRD-
Hsrich Hersasnn Hengch and MsildA aerstuiaun
AGED year, II mcnths and Is days
HSSlAS.n sSi. city 20 s Ss'SIs-y Nov - Pearson N'@
KEKASs-la .9 city on Ssssssy Nov 70 IA'' J.
KLUsEEER-lS ts ey on sra1y aIE3Aas Nov, - AeE
SmoaIEs and - days
LYoNS-Eawars Lyons wife aud three children lost
Q
s.tbe voyssc fom England Mr. Martha Lyons
Wa the Oldest q 4. HchArts0a No loo Maiden 1ne,
this city.
LAFIiN-In Little Fa n Y Saturday Nov 70 Of crie;
" sitcT, only q byrcu and Fannie & ~ 1cl
l4r.rs months Ard 10 days.
LfCOMlEiu this city, Saturday Nov % Mr.. Nicholas
I,eccutN ~ aged a years and 10 luon;hs-
AFtlRPHY-lo this city, FRIDAY morning New. Is, seg
slsT, illness David Aisrphy, printer, aseS . years
MfLLER--ln this city Frdsy Nov. p Thomas Miller,
Sr 81 John Z ana Es8s Miller sssd years aEi
Is DAYS
ROCHE mi. city Saturday ofras. New. IS Mshac
Role native o. fAzish az 0lzuworsh Cogrty
lAnd, in the {oth yea Of has csc
SHERwOoD-In BroOklyn On suadAy morning, New q,
CA,rs P@rv sca Of Frederick and guiets L. SheTS0o1
ee1a . years : months sud Is days
TIE eves and friends iavet % Atend his f1neT1 em
the esidsnee Of his parents Nc - West BGc las
(MoDdayl afternoon a. y o'clock
rfTUs-A Flushins on SATURDAY Nov IS waEaz L Tisss
see2 81 years. -
fsneral - ThirSy morning the h inst, q; II eeocx
ffends' Meeting bsuse fs1shraE The steamer Ars1o0rA
beases ks,ion street, a so'cccA
wALLINOAt the residence Of lis paIents Ne as Secona
sSeses 0eoge B. WSlnS as4ns son o. Gee w 2ad sNrAh
n Nslhng
His viii be conveyed KsT POrs ssr niesuea
y NJ Tina day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
MARLlN-E JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-YoRk.........s Nov. 9s.
Cleared.

s.esnships-Jsmestown Skinner, Eorfot. LudlNm
Heincken Augusta Woodhul savannah :. l. Mteh s0u
Serzlo Keine, Havana Lawrence FOULS; Nab Vile
Murray. Charleston spoaord Tes;On CO. Mount sernon
Smith Alexandria Il g. Cromwell Co Georges Creek, VIII
le,,s baltimore n B. l<om~el Co PsaPsco, Lsyheld
Portland Ii. b. CEony~f Co.
ship-Lucy Thomps8 PeEdleton, Mobile, 5 Th0mpson's
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