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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

MEETING OF THE ST. XAVIER RELIEF CON-
MITTEE.-The different Committees of two
from each ward in the city, met yesterday
afternoon, at the Merchants Exchange, for
the purpose of making reports to the Finance
Committee. 1t was expected that this would
be final meeting, but rs it was not complete,
and there were wards not entirely prepared
to report twas thought best to have anotheri
at which the Finance Committee hope to be
able to finish its labors.
The following sums of money were paid in
nv thc different Ward Committees.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
xxxv1sE ooNGREss-FIRsT SESSION.
WASHINGTON, March 20.

WASHINGTON, March 90.
SENATE-Mr. Sumner presented the me
mortal Of Samuel May, a distinguished and
Venerable merchant Of Boston, and four hum
dred other citizens Of Boston, praying for the
repeal of the Fugitiye-slave Law of 1850, the
abolition of slavery in the District of Column
bia, the prohibition of the interstate Slave
Trade, and the passage Of resolution pledg-
ing Congress against the admission Of any
new slave States into the Union, or the ac-
qusition of any slave territory, or the en-
ployment of any slaves by Government Con-
tractors, officers and departments Of the Fed
eral Government. He moved its reference to
the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Davis moved that II lie on the table.
Carried-Yeas 30; nays II.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill for the estab-
lishment of five steamships adapted to the
African Coasts for the suppression OF the
African Slave Trade.
Mr.. Wilson offered Joint resolution au-
thorizing the President to negotiate with
other nations for the right of search within
200 miles Of the Western Coast of Africa.
Mr.. Wilson introduced an order, instruct
ing the Judiciary Committee to report bill
substituting Imprisonment for life instead of
death, and applying the penalty TO persons
fitting out slave ships or having interest in
them.
Mr.. Sebastian introduced bill authorizing
a treaty 10 be made with Indians owning land
in and about Pixies Peak, and providing for
extinguishing the title to the land.
Mr.. Mason was opposed to acquiring any
more territory, and moved to strike out the
latter part.
After debate the amendment was disagreed
to--nays 80; yeas 8.
The resolution was then passed.
Mr.. Green reported joint resolution that
Congress adjourn from April 20 to May 20.
/ Objected to.
Mr.. Green reported a resolution to pay the
widow of the late Senator Linn, of Missouri,
mileage not drawn, which was passed.
The bill for the payment Of the Florida
claims was taken up but without action.
The Senate went into Executive session, and
adjourned.
HOUSE.-Mr. Potter offered resolution,
which was adopted calling on the Secretary
of the Treasury for all the papers pertaining
to the removal of the late Collector at Mil
waukee, and as to whether he was public
defaulter.
The House then voted on the referring to
4 the Military Committee the West Point
Academy Bill, as returned from the Senate,
with an amendment making an appropriation
for calling into service mounted regiment Of
Texas volunteers. Agreed to-yeas ILL nays
~.
Mr.. Otero introduced bill authorizing the
/ President to call into service regiment oi
volunteers for the suppression of hostilities in
New Mexico. Referred to the Military Com.
mittee.
The contested election case of Williamson
against Sickles was considered, but without
action the House adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

WIscAssET Me-, March 2O.-The steamer
Eastern Queen, employed on the route be-
tween Boston and the Kennebec River, was
totally destroyed by fire this morning. She
was owned by Nathaniel Stone, Isaac Rich
and George Bacon, of Boston, and Nathaniel
Kimball, of Gardner. Loss estimated at
S75 0OO
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

MAN THROWN FROM HORSE AND SEVERELY
INJURED.-Constable White, of the Second
Ward, was thrown from his horse, n few days
ago, at the corner of Fourth and Sycamore,
and so severely injured, that, until yesterday
he was confined to his bed. His wounds
were principally on the head and face and
were of such a nature as to render him deli
able to leave his room, with every prospect Of
a. sneedV reCOYery
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LOST.

n OS,r-M0NEY-On THURSDAY last, on the pub
IA lie landing, a roll Of Money amounting to Si5.
$40 reward will be paid left at this office. ma2Ob'
III OST-MONEY-On Monday afternoon, ON Wal
IA nut-street, between Fifth and SIXTH a package
of Muney containing IS in bank bills, The finder
will be liberaly rewarded and receive the thanks OF
the loser who Is poor woman, by leaving II Pendery
A Co.'S Tea Stsre, Fifth and Walnut. ma2O-bF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

New YoRK, March 2O--A fire to-day at la
maica, l.. l., destroyed the American Hotel,
Dorlands Hotel, the house Of Engine Com
pany No. 2, and the dwelling-house occupied
by Charles II. Stevens, dentist. Loss $4,000.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

MARYLAND FIsnERlEs.-The Denton. (Md.)
Journal states, that the fisheries in that yicin-
ity did more prosperous business during last
week than for many years past, at this season,
and better than at any period during last
spring. Herrings are now selling at 81 per
hundred. Shad, which have not been very
plentiful as yet sell for fifty cents pair.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21
FOR RENT.

H1SOR RENT-A dwelling HOUSE contalning.s
NJ rooms, No. 81 Jackson-street between Twelfth
and Thirteenth, cast side. Inquire at Mrs. BUCK.
MANS, No. 81 Twelfth-street. 800 per month 2lbT
ENOR RENT-The BASEMENT under the Ar.
n cRdG Saloon, No. ~ West Third-strcct, 50 feet
long by 90 wide, Apply at tho Arcade Saloon. CLAW
HNOR RENT-2 ROOBIS-In third story of build
H ing 1O9 West FOurth-strcot. Inquire Of W. X.
LANPHEAR, Rt Lanphear q Go. Stencil Rooms,
the premises. ma20-bt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

BALTIMORE, March 20.--The Second Con-
gressional District Democratic Convention,
delegates 10 Charleston. Resolutions were
passed strongly against squatter sovereignty.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21
PrOpeller Loaf.

New ORLEANS, March 2O.-The propeller
Sophia, of Philadelphia, with a valuable cargo,
was lost on the 18th inst on the Texas coast
There was heavy sea running and the sails
were hoisted, but the propeller prevented her
steering, and she went ashore
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21
Fire MT Milwaukee,

MILWAUKEE, March 2O.-A fire broke out
at noon to-day ON the corner of Water and
Wisconsin-streets, making clean sweep of
all the wooden buildings, fifteen in number,
between that and Newhall House. Loss
$20,000 ...,. ..H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

HARRIsBURG, March 2O--McKellar's State
Capital Mills were entirely destroyed by FIRE
last night. Loss heavy.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

THE FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-The guests of
the Spencer House were served with snipe-
the first of the seasonal dinner yesterday.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

10
The amount paid into the treasury, how
ever, during the, week, was only $l2 so, in
consequence of the fact that the Clerk over
paid the receipts on the 7th of February to
the amount of one dollar.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21
A List of the Hunsnrinn,s Passengers.

New YoRK, March 2O.-The agents of the
steamer Hungarian give the following as the
number of souls on board, when she left Liv-
erpool, viz:
From Liverpool-Crew 80; cabin possen-
gers, 80; steerage, 40.
From Queenstown-Cabin passengers, 10;
steerage, 40; total, 205.
The names of the cabin passengers are as
follows:
J. E. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Balmer, Rev.
James Stuart Mr.. Woods Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Evans, Allen Cameron, w. R. Crocker, j. W.
Crocker, Mr.. Leslie, Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot, DR..
and Mrs Samaniegobarry, A. B. Cortin, Mr..
Hyatt, Mr.. Boaltenhouse, Mr.. Bolten, Mr.. De-
lano and child, DR.. Barrett and G. j. Nash,
officer in charge of the mails.
Steerage passcngers-H.M NJ. Caffrey, Abram
Tagg, VIM. Vogel, James Richardson, Henry
Richardson, I. Allen, Frederick Child, Mrs.
F. Child, Bill Morrison, Richard Madden, Pat
Martin, Z. d. Bartlett, George Shank, George
Dermot, Joseph N. Daley, John Delaney,
William Kerley, William Wright, Michael
Lucy, Martin Downs Francis Richardson,
Miss Ellen Sheehan and Patrick McMenrin
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

NFw YORK, March 20-Sebastian Keener
was arrested here yesterday, charged with
arson, in having set hre to his store in Buffalo,
and collected the insurance,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

After transacting some other unimportant
business, the meeting adjourned, to meet
next Tuesday afternoon at half-past two
o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

PITTsBURG, March 2o-M.-River six feet
seven inches by the pier mark, and rising
slowly. Weather cloudy and cool.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

To BE RAFFLED FoR-The beautiful Chinese
Quilt, at Pendery & Co.'s, Northwest corner
Fifth and Walnut. ---
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21
AUCTION SALES.

A AUCTION SALE.-Dy KELLOGG q Will.
N LIAMs in sales;rooms Nos. 22 and "a East
FRbST on asRR' @ az aqa II w
be sold two large Oil Paintings, imported from Paris,
tho Annunciation and the other the Ascension, and
are nSS SH rsEsGy for h exhibition 6% po. vn.u.,
ma2f \. KELLOGG, Auctionecr.
A UCTION SALE,-By q. BRAsHEARs& a. co,
Groceries &c at RnctionwS ton % will r. sell on WEh
NEsDAH MORNING, March q, at nine o'clock,
s hhdS Sugar Is bris MolSssss, u kegs Soda. IS5
boxes Candles, 75 boxes Soap, l2j boxes Ms. and 5s
,ALsO-Rope, Nails Starch, Indigo, Ground Spices,
mail % ~ G. BRAsHEARs& & CO., AuctiOneers.
A UCTION SALE-By G, BRAsHEARs & co,
ot IN Sales. % Nos q and %
B&Y MoRNfSG March @ at NINE NINE dcoSR SSt 20 cases
Mems, Youths Boys, Misses and Chidren's Boots,
shoei and Caters; These are new goods, and will
mS2i q. BRHsHEARs CO., Auctiouecrs
| A UCTION SALE.-By /. AARON, No. ii East
! tensiye sale of Loan.ofice Pledges.--On THURSDAY
MORNING, March 22, at haf.past nine O'clock, will
deemed Loan-oiice Pledges, consisting Of Ladies'
and Gents fine Wearing Apparel fine, costly jew
stones; fine Cutlery, end nliseellaneous Kinds Of
focus sq ann S.suS @
ySRic battery ne Guns COTS Pistols '( Se &C. oAi
Goods viii be ready for inspection on &ednesdSy dSy
| morning the day before the sale Seats for tho
magic kactioneer.
A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT & CO.,
A Two Lots On Hapiltop Resd g b sold without
will be sold at auction, at hulpast three o'clock,
the premises on the southwest corner Of Hamilton
west Of Main-stree rwo Lots each 20 feet front on
Terms made known at sale, Title good, and sale
/ JACOB GRAFT, Auetioneor,
| ma2O No. Is East fOurth. .street
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FOR SALE.

UNOR SALE-CHEAP LOTS-SiX lots 2j feet
T. front by lO5 feet deep; lot 30 feet front by 100
dcep-pool location at IS per foot for cash This is
not half their value Inquire on Lower Market
space, Covington, first door west of Birds Drug
Store. mhzl-D'
USOR SALE-IiOUSE AND LOT-ln Newport
III situated on Eglcntine-street near East ROW. The
house Ia cottage) contains rooms. The lot is llLR
feet deep and 20 feet front. Price SsOO Apply on the
premises for terms, &c. ma2l-bf
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LANE & BoDLEY,
JANUFAoURERs or
WOODWORKING MACHINERY.

AND CIRCULAR SAW-MlLLS'
Corner Of John and Watersheds, Cincinnati, ONO
lap9-lyl
WYNN, ii. BALDWIN, ATTORNEY AND
w COUNSELLOR AT LAW and Master Com
missioner Of tho Superior and ComInon Pleas CourttI
Bgnk building, north. Teht corner Of Main and
ThiTd-Streeta.
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City News.

LEFrBRs DETAINED FOR WANT OF PosT.
March 20:
Peter Stern, Chaeiaut, Ohio.
James Rawlings, Sandy Spring, Md.
A. q, Halliday, Industry, Ill.
Charles Leonard, Coyington, KY,
Messrs. Baase, Geer 4 Co, New York CITY,
VIM. Terrill, Louisville, Ky,
II. X, Coolidge, Helena, Arkansas.
Cora y. Catter, 0berlip, Ohio.
Theodore Stunning, Dubudne, Iowa.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

WEEKLY RECEIPTS AT THE MAYORS OFFICE
From the weekly report of the Mayors Clerk
we learn that the receipts for licenses for the
week ending yesterday amounted to $l3 so,
derived from the following sources:
DInl ~
ENpIess wagons W
Exhibitions and 90
m
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21
WANTED,

WANTS" "FoR sAhk," "FOR RENT"
LOST" "FeUND,H "BoARDING." &c.-Ad-
vcrtisements coming under these headipgs, not ex-
ceedns ave lines, will be inserted twice for 25 cents
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" TT-|I ! y -I-II n --T|T ~ : ~ 10
,.3nafba saual d J- Ilo. Iilw il ys.syad-zood
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

"ANTED-BOABDER "A gentleman and
w wife can be accommodated with Il furnished or
UNFINISHED front room, with gas. Also, "a few
single gentlemen. At No. 435 West Fifth-street
between Mound and Park. ma20b%
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

"ANTED-TWO GIRLs-To learn dress-ma-
w king They will also be taught to run Whee-
Ior Wilson sewing-machine. None but good sew
eTs need apply. Apply at No. 33 New-strcet, East
vi Broadway. mn1Ilf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

WANTED D-SlTUATlON-By young man ac-
w qnatntCd with the English and German lam
Hnagcs, situation as Clerk or light porter in any
Woesae store. Is capable of taking charge of books
Salary not so much ain object as permanent employ
meht. Address j. A. D., this office. ma2lcs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

WANTED = HELP 80 Good girls Tor gcner,l
~, houscwork; also one or two good nurse girls.
LamiliGs wanting reliable help can be supplied at
Mrs. WARNERS Employment Office, No. 3OS
flfth-strect, between Western-ruw and John
ms
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

wANTED-Men seeking situations clerks,
statesmen, hook-keepers, bar-kGepers, p0rtersi
COuperI, mechanics luborers, and others, should ap
ply ut the Merchants Clerks Registry Office, No.
IgS Walnut-street. ma2lbE HALE q co.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

"ANTED-TO DUi-A lot, or house and lot
w. with three or four rooms and kitchen, within
the circumference Of Third and Laurel, aud Main
and Linn-etrects Any person having such 10 dis
poso Of Ssll at No. % East FOurth-strcct Intelli
Ecnca once, mnHha
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

"ANTED-SIrUA ArION-By a young man in
w store or elsewhere, where he can make him
sell useful. Has had two years experience in
the retail grocery business. Address +. ". b. Box
IsS03, Postofhc'. malqds
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

-SITUATION-As clerk or salesman
~ in wholesale or retail dry gouds, notion, or
ciuthlng store, by young man who has had about
Glght years experience, Good references given. Ad-
dress j. =. A. H., Press Office. mal9cF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

"ANTED-Auy number of Ladies' and Gentle
w men to get their bonnets and hats nicely
cleaned, pressed and tinished, BY the most expert
noar Wostorn.row. silk and felt hats renovated and
hnished nearly equal to new. WINTER CO., Pro-
nrietOrs mn20nwN
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

"ANTER HOUSE-Offve or six rooms neat,
w sn0t, with the usual oonveniencca, and Within
hSH mile of the postoiicc, by desirable tenant
Aldress or nnply to 81 N. R.. MT the Press Onice.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

WANTED = TO DESTROY FLIES WITH
w GREEN TEA.-lIow to do it effectually may be
learned Mt JOhnsun's Gallery, corner Ninth and
Main and good likeness obtained for ten cents and
upward ma2laF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

"ANTED-SALESMA Immediately, a dry
w goods salesman, who understands tho trade
perfectly, and can speak English aud German flu
emily; no other need apply; terms SidS per annnn.
Tmallhs1
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"ANTED-IMMEDIA frst-class
CO., muncie Ind maljhs
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"ANTED-INFORBIA J. s, sbep-
w pard, uf Cincinnati, may hear Of snpolhinR to
his adyentago by addressing note 10 b. T. Thur, at
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WANTED-HoysE- by careful tenant, about
~ the Isl ,of April, small house or cottage con-
taihnk from TO rooms, or suit Of rooms In a re-
spectAbc house Address X, at this office, stating
tceMs and location. mail be
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

WANTED.-.A nOUsEKEEpER AND HOME
w COMPANION. Agc-Not exceeding forty
years Qualihcations-Fidcity economy industry,
tuudhess Of home ncatness, amiablity, moral and
mental culture, and certain tout ensemble to suit
Dutcs-Llght; one only to assist and please Terms
Liberal. HOme-Permament and kgal Aim-Un-
ion, harstcny. Address A. c.. care Press Office.
TmnoOowat
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WANTED - PRECAUTIONS IN CASE OF
FlRE.-,Ney important information to be OBJ
taine gratis, by persons visiting JuhnsOns Gallery,
Ninth and Main, where fine likeness may also be
had { fIr ten cents. ma2Ia~
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WANTED-Twcnty car drivers Apply at the
Railroad Office Brighton. Ina2l-bt
WANTED-GIRL-As smart active Girl from
twelve to sixteen years of age to attend store.
No. 554 Elni-Str. ct ma2ih
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~ANTED..A B0Y-At ,h,hnsun's Daguerroian
w Gallery, Ninth aud Main-streets. One that
can nr,Ye horse pfoierred must be wil rrrom-
mended ma2l-b-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22


ssna., TsG. ss sP ss s az: epp'
The Sras & r Is ny "a a oos , 5
fs1ideDce q her husband, John ApPeby' No i~ Wet
I,op~suddenly, on "wednesday SEP. ~ at Seymour
Com, Henry G. Atwood In the Goth year OF his age
Bp. ADY-In Brooklyn on THURSDAY, Sep 70 Ida Augush
Brady, aged IA months and ii days
cooPFR-In B,ooyn, on wednisd.y evening sept ~ h,
s[o"s nJ ,ss on mouth. and day.
cARoLfN-ID thi. city, Thursday morning Sept 90 Mary
widow Of Patrick Csron, IN the isth year Of her asr
CLNEIn thi. city Wednesday Sept. ~ q, the residence
Cine son Of Mishse aud Eliza Cline n the 10Th year Of bis
pAGGITT-In th. city, on Wednesday Sept 49, Mrs Elizabeth
Dags native OF Nottingham, Englsnt widow Of The laio
| George Dssyi, Ssed IS years, months and % days
oRANT-on Thursday, Sept 20, Graz Jana Grant adopted
child q George and Gr'ce Wa 6ep aged youE aud
The friend. Of the family Of her father Dr. c. W orsai and
her grandfather the late John Bessdys OF NeweTsh ~
No 9 %ss T%snsy lad ; - ON ssuIy -
NUMB hgD-sUdlsny, on Friday evening, Sept 81, William
Ire snss Of The family are invited io sttend his funeral from
his bate residence, in Fourth svelre between Dean and ss,
| Be taken b New poit h. l., for in,ermen
MuLPHY-In this city, Thesday Sept ~ ofeonsumpdoD
Elhs wife Of I'D Mulphy ratye OF Ireland ssed % years
OREOAN-In this city. Thursday eveeng Sept TO- az
oecci the beloved wife Of John oResaa aged 81 Of
ia Which be was born Nathan Peek Of us city in the th
William and j. w Peck, and his In law, A A Dea,
man and William A. Hubbard invited 70 send the f1ne
IN Monday 24t inst sill leave Ne~ Haven Railroad
Citation Fourth and Twenty Seventh street. at " No.,
and v Nh leave Greenwich 4;l9p arriving IN tbs city
81 ocosk Carriages will be In readiness 0feenw ch 70
carry tie friends 10 and from his late residence.
PECKLt Bridgeport on Wsdnesday Sept 10 Hannah wife
| of lanes Peck of lenyills, Conn., aged IS years.
Her remains were Inferred the family buns ground Red
Ridge.
sToNEHoUsE-In Brooklyn Thursday, Sept, DO Joseph ne
| wife Of Henry stonebouse, sssd ~ years
wILMsHURsT-In this city, Friday morning Sept. a.
L ~ ia Iouis Whit wi
The funeral take psoe from the Church Of the Coed Shep
herd University Building University place on sunday a. y
Il
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81 lS 20 bah Choice Miehisn =, 81 7sj and zoo ssst,
Wife csnSdis9 st ~ 90 Coss hrn sales 80 ss.A q
sS0o so's Rls don Il eaeic Prss aomosi 81 Sc Pc.
yrsitss nomnsi WBsKf hrm safe. 20 bb. 1 Ala CAsn
THsieHI &c. better &c on Foer sc Wheat sad s On
Com 20 Nss.Y0h.
BsITsors, ssy. 'lyIorn.s-cia.d 2Sc, Howard street,
Rsd II f76ti 80 WIFI al toa ~ IS coss sstvs, sas
uhchagsdi Whit .pd yellow e1dese PSoUross saIi I'D
htayy hut mchsged COPryE advanced is and sctve Rio
litei+e fcr ish TO Prme no stock ID hft hHbds wnsu
Cmclso, s.pt MS m-Frorm dan wms.r quis. .na
le love, sales 900 bssh a. 81 aaoie, fst 70 sghag $40
se for No Ia store. Cons qpe as. eoeo bush .. i,,
What 1900 bgsh Cora FEss oars sssdy lie on wbea !,
Bus,o, ice Corn Sight EToHAses On sewYors y cot
cisessAr sps ry.o5s ar% pfc, .s'r %, s,...
s,Y F'r,,,.gs en- New Yorf "has higher
cHisIuToS Sept. f-cOrTos -ssiss puw,oa.., .,,s.,
ouiet bot steady. ''""V1"sAh p'""of
McEIr, cert o. -cofrox sale. ida, SIC A... =, ,o,,
lcc sslss tho week, 3s0 baes nssps. n tss 81 Ia
go bales .oeh In Ter- ~ $50 bsss FsEeaTs Cotton !,
Yoh lai b cent prs,n0u EsoniseE on IsIsss Io sies
EEw.OkLEASs sept f.-cOrToS quiet, ais eely sc,,
e So bss. Rosv o si e. ~se "a & bic. , .s. s
bales he saue sine ss yes EIPort. poo bas. TS
sss0as6 % ,gPersps. Atcos srnj Clear siss. ise.
Ion,SeI r. I' 20, S 20. i is SCI SSs'fs an
z0 bags sgaite b'gs the tine as year FN.isHrs
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DlTsoN-BARTILTTIIn jersey City, n; j., Ga Thursday,
Sp H. By Rev. Whcelock H. Parmloy Pastor of tie
Bap ChGYeh George Lei shton Dson cap ana 81 ice Oral,
Matilda Esftelt dau gLsT Of Warrington A. Bartlett esq Of
this city.
90 Nv tho Rev M Eewp Edward " H. Dodd OF New Yok
and Mary X, daughter Of the late Stephen X drls
Newark
IE;Ks- HEDGES-At yIlsyills Wls on Sunday Sept
Mr Ne son jerks Of Potter Rock 70 Miss Emily hadgea u
tAe same place.
IONEs-IA HARRISON In Brooklyn, Wednesday, Sept L.
by the Raw w Dlcr n b Lob es Church Cln.on
Bookyn Nj Hey jones u the above city tohiss julia
T. Ilnflter off, j. Harrison, esq o. iBdisnQll, IeXaG
On Wednesday, Sept 70 al Bristol z. L.
by the Rev John G. West, D. w. fraven T. Hiruo. rsp
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