davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31
CoMMISSIONERS 0E EhuGRATION.

This Board met yesterday afternoon at Castle Gar
den, Commissioner PURDY in the chair. The weekly
staienent shows that the number of emgrants arrived
AT this port to the 30th inst, 81, Al. To same
date last year y ,3i3. Number of inmates Wards
Island, 74l. Oyerdrafs, $ll $50 l6. Aggregate re-
oepts, Sl2J,2l 10. Disbursements including current
expenses, S4,16 So. Balance in bank, SO 430 IS.
The following letter was received from Mr. Kennedy:
.CAsTix GARDEN, EsIGEAST DKPAKrxEXrj
KEw-YORK, May %, 1850
To dle Com q Ssicneys Of Emigration
GExTLkxEs: The Commissioners the Metropolitan Police
D1trc having rendered % the Office Of Superintendent Of
their force have concluded TO accept the post therefore r.
sieD tn ofce Superintendent Of the Cse Garden EmigrsBt
epot 10 take effect with the close Of the present month Per
nit me in retiring from position have held during pas,
for wears 10 acknowledge the gratitude the Board for
M .1ou Il has always extended Ia the discharge of my
oac duties And siso allow 70 return 70 each member
Board ny most sincere thanks 0f tne iuA confidence they
have uniformly reposed In me- ,
Very respectfully, gentlemen, am your Se.
Tie communication referred 70 the President Of
she Board with instructions 10 make suitable reply
40 Mr.. Kennedy, after which the Board ADJOURNED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31
LAW INTELLIGENCE
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUAT-Nsy s-De''e
Judges NBIscs and ss.L1r

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUhT-Ny ''-"''''
Judges NILSSON and ss.LDr
THE CASE OF ALBERT W. p1cKs, IN"
TRIAL sEsiEs'
Tbi, morning Judge snallsy rendered an elaborate
so 49, e.o,;on Gar an arrest of judgment and
30, m the case Of Albert w. Hicks, who was
-, sort,ioat ago of piracy on the high seas.
IN. 10 ov.fyuled all the objections and points
r. prssoners counsel and denied the motion.
IJ;cbs WI be sentenced on Friday.
~tcr-Notes of issne for the June term must be
ION or before Friday, in order that they may take
,s%ir proper places on the calendar.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE-Msy 90
Mr. REGARD +. STiLwBLL, Commissioner.
COUNTERFEIT COIN.
John Ames, German tailor, examined on a
charge Of passing counterfeit half dollar Michael Deyn
% dealer The evidence failed to sustain the charge and
the Commissioner dismissed the complaint.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL OR EXPRESS.

We these Rsmedie by the single boz fall 70 coy
part the country by mail express. free Of charge
ceipt of the price.
NB-The boxes Nos to Is are Tmall size Nos 6to2s,
large Size and In making up 81 81 this mart be re-
membered The walls uniform In size and price, and In sud
ing vial attention Is necessary thh point
Look the list make up Of what kinds you choose
and ineose the amount In current stamps by mail 70
address, at No. 2 Broadway NewYork, and the medicine
will be duly returned by msil express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31
DIE ID.

CLIREHUGH-On Sunday May "a, at board steamship
Glasgow while the passage t. this port VAR CiIehugh
long resident Of this city, aged 62 years
His friends and those Of his VIM g. and Na respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from No So Carroll street,
South Brooklyn this Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
KELLY-ln this city, Tuesday May 2s, Bridget Kelly ia
the 65th year OF her age
MAHEROn Tuesday afternoon, May 49, at bis late residence
No 500 Tenth avenue Of Forty second street William
MaheT, esq. in the 18th year Of his age
For additional Marriages and Deaths see Sd Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31
THE SIXTH WARD REPUBLICANS.

The Sixth Ward Republican Association met at No.
100 Elm street last evening, HENRY V. MARTIS, in the
chair The following officers elected for the en-
suing year:
HEsEY MARTIN, President James R. Lawrence, Fred'k
O. Todd Vice Presiden.s Augustus f. Meyer, Treasurer
Frank w. Proctor and Edward McGil, Secretaries
Resolutions adopted in support of the Republic
san nominations for President and Vice President and
in favor Of attending the forthcoming grand ratification
meeting at the Cooper Institute in body, and the
meeting adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31
ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
CIIrR

meeting Of this Club was held last night at Lugars
Saloon No. 435 East Houston street; the President,
Mr.. WADE, In the chair. Various routine Committees,
appointed AZ previous meetings, made their reports;
after which resolutions offered and adopted
strongly indorsing the Chicago Convention, and the
candidates for the Presidency selected by them. The
remainder of the evening was spent in making arrange
l.aents for q Mard ratifcatinn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31

FURNAN.sTREET AND ATLAsTIc-AyESUE RAILROAD.
Brooklyn, on Tuesday realized new and highly
valued improvement in the connection by railroad Of
the Fulton Wall street. and South Ferries with At
lantic avenue and Bedford; and in few months the
same line will be continued to East NewYork, Engine
House of tie Water Works. and Jamaica, reaching the
two latter places half-hourly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31
Launched, Sold, &c.

LAuScHEpAt Port Jefferson H. L., on last Thursday hne
schr of about 100 uns called the Chaes Newin. She
lowed this city by the seamtus Young America where .he
will be spared and hed out She Intended for tho
Southern Gotten trade having large house for slowing cargo
which nearly the whole Of her main deck She built
Darling Wines under the superntondsnce of Capt
Edward aw kins who Will command her She Ia well built
vessel every respect and owned by Capt Hawkins and Others
efNew-lorA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31

Tue New FERRY.-The fine and commodious
steamer Only Daughter was placed upon Linsky ~
Hickss Ferry this morning. Another one like will
be put on to in conjunction with this, some time
during the present week. The accommodations then
will be excellent for all kinds of weather, and the
travel on this ferry must proportionatey increase
The Only Daughter has been reftted and repainted,
and is in every respect frst-class boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31

BOLD RoBBERY.-The house Of George S. Stevens,
No "a Remsen street, cred by negro nsmed George
Williams who, going Ia At the trout door. Asseied % tby
second Goor where $25worth Of syerwae placed
Wormen engaged in retng the preses at the time
The thief took much he could hold in both hzEds and
walked down stairs but having dropped articles
the floor the servant girl went TO ascertain the OF the
noise She met him going out Of the and taking
hold of him. pushed film in and then held him until of
workmen her relief Detectives Folk and Denton
for and they took him into custody lie had about $50
worth Of articles in his hands when caught He committed
for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31
by Teiegrapl,,

HIGHLANDS, May 80, sun.etA bark and brig passing tn
Highlands bound in Wind light from 3 e. weather cloudy
SANDY HOOK, May &c. sunset-Two BAH. and one bril-
passing In the Hook Two ships bark and three big are
calm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31

HOBBS-POMR0Y-On Tuesday, May p, at Christ Church,
by the Rev T. s. Wiley, Charlie; Hobbs to Mrs Jane Pomroy
daughter Of Mr.. Dennis Harris, al of this city.
VAIL-METCALFE-In this city Wednesdav, May 90 by
the Rev. L. r. Hatfield d. d. Horatio N Vail OF Beimore
70 Miss Anna Vsndepoe daughter OF sias Mecaf esq Of
Millamgburph Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31
,Iarkcu-Reported by TeleorooI

MonIIg May 9oCoTroy-sale day 500 b,les 9, ioIf
100 for Mddig Sales Of three days 500 ba.- R.eept. of
bALIlsohx May p-FIoUR steady. Howard street super.
sns " ~. WHAT linn, At former rttes CoES active
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31

The steamship City Of Baltimore hence May .,
arrived al Queenstown at 5ocoek on the evening Oh
the 10th, the game day on which the 'anoerOn' az,
rived a. Southampton 1e latter steamer also sa'i''
hence on the 9Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31

Sons OF TEMPERANCE ExcURsIoy.-The Eureka
nS7) Division of Williamsburgh made excursion 10
Flushing on Tuesday evening, and were received by
Flushing Division No. 8. The hosts provided a boun-
fu supper for their guests, and everything passed off
pleasantly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31

TsaI BY ali Repts, May 30Flour 1901 bbls; Com Meal
i22 DO Wheat 500 bs,h Oats 6243 do Corn, ~ 2O do
Proyors 900 pigs WHISKY 2I7 do Ashes "a do Lard SV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31

the same saes of $500 bales Manila at &C. y d, months
Jute commands +57 80 y tun o.
HIDFs~The rrrkct Is firm and fairly active sales of 800
California 20 h. at PIE for lower and 2lc for Upper and 300
Orleans ~ H. OF l7c months Also 900 California aud
2OO Dry Sailed Jamaica on private terms -
HOPS-A moderate demand continues for 3s for local use al
4dl2c as 70 quality Some SO bales cid SIS SIS 5 and 95s
have been sold speculation private tes-probaby very
low figures $500, q, .,
AY-The demand IL good and the market Is firm, with linn
tied receipts sales Of / 200 bales at 90c a Fl %.
IRON-scotch Pig is inactive bat IL firm at $22 500 $25
TIM Refined Enssh Bar IN moderate request sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31
MARRIED..

BROOKLYN CRY CoURT CALESDAR-Thursday
May 3l.-Nos 20, As, 20, a. 40, So Go, IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31

FHUITS-MAluga Kaisns demand, aud pfVes
sales at ~ so for Layers, and Bunch at ~ fsa41M
Fresh Foreign arrive freely Banana command Ia ~ bh.
Piespples Mstnza 81 for ~ Bsrs aud Bahsma
at sidsl2 Cocosnus sell for 40 BY anetion NJ ssns Or.
snses command 50 35asi %, aid Lemons y22sasa We
quote;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31

90 days.
LFADPig continues quiet sales OF Mexican at IS GIL cash.
LlMERockland in fair demand at I5c for Common and
Lump at 85c., cash. 80
Ill MBER-Essem Spruce and Pine Timber meets with a
fair inquiry. at Tl2dSl5 p feet.
MOLAssEs steady sales OF 80 hhds Muscoyads at &c. and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31

NAV ID hIUHIbSP II III a!1 y. 10
10 DO do New to arrive at 45 cash; Crude is quiet
but steady SO S5d 10 3l 20 10. Common Rosn is hrIn at
the and moderately active sales Of 900 bb 10
arrive at 3 do at VI 573 $40 d. delivered from yard,
and 200 do at So 80 H. delivered The medium and line
grades good supply and quite dull aud heavy except
the puIe qualities Tar stl dull and inferior whichis in
coed supply heavy while shipping qualities scarce and
htm at previous prices.
NAlLsTereis change report sales Of Cut at sc and
Clinch at a Sic, mos.
OILs-Crude Whale and Sperm steady bat less active,
and the market other kinds is also quite dull although
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31

WEDNESDAY, May 30, 1860
ASfIESThe market is steady for Pearls IS IS Pots arc
buoyant at rs 3l sales of co bbs
BEESWAX-Amercan Yellow Is in moderate demand 3iG
65c., cash.
COTTONThe market avors the buyer and only moderate
demand prey6ils sales OF 800 bales We quote;
gEw.YORK cLAssIPIcATIOs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09

READING, Pa, Feb -, 1850.
The Democratic STATE Convention has
an immense crowd in .he Court House
George " Smith Of Cambria county was
chosen Temporary Chairman by vote of
GS TO IS for Wm L Schell Of Bedford
Senator We.ch, of York county, was
chosen PresiIen, of the Convention, hav-
ing 5 votes to A votes for Mr. Cunning
hama majority Of 10 votes for Mr..
Welch, who was regarded as the Admins
,ratiou candidate Hon VIM. Bigler of
Cleatield, and Hon John l. Dawson Of Fay
cite, were elected Senatorial Delegates to
the Charleston Convention.
Gen. HENRY d. Foster, Of Wcstmorc-
land county was nominated fo, Governor,
by &C ,mation-hc having the third
strength ia the Convention.
G. ID. GIoniger of Lebanon, and r. ].
III H,ldemen of Dauphiu, were appointed
Delegates to the Charleston Convention
from this Congressional District, and s S
Barter of Union county, for Elcctor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09

The recent experiments upon Northern
opinion by orators and managers IL organ
ising third purity, hava resulted Tery uu-
satisfactorily They report New York,
Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, as not opsn
to conviction, and despair of any move
ments which will attract support III these
States.
The H1-Ic:'s Ferry Investigating Com
m;ttce, after long deliberation, have for
mally decided not to call Gov. Wise before
them. This determination is regarded as
a significant commentary upon Gov. W ise ;
fuss and fury over John Brown. TIE mi
uorify of the Committee have been very
de.irous to have the teItimony OF Gov.
Wise, in order that the contents of John
Browns papers captured by him might be
brought to light; but the majority refused.
Harper's Ferry does not prove the placer
they expected.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09

RAFrs.-Tbe lumber business is open
ing quite bri,kiv, with the breaking up Of
the ice on the North aud " est branches of
the Susquehanns. \ number of RATS
passed this place yesterday aud this morn
ing, on their way to market, and if reports
be true, immense quantities oflumber will
soon be afoat on the waters of the Su-Tuo-
quehanua and It's tr;Jutaries.-Har. TEL
ITHACA, n. Y, March 6.-At the char.
ter election of this village to-day the Re
publicans elected their entire ticket, With
the exception Of one Trustee. Thi, place
has been a stronghold of Amesicaui>m for
five years past The Republicans are now
. firing q salute in honor of their victory.
Mr.. Douglas Chicago organ says that
the country o,res it to Mr.. d. TO elect him
to the Presidency. Then we gness the
country wiIl'rePudia;c." ."-L9niseils jour
nal
The owners Of the Pemberton Miil have
made claim upon the Insurance compa-
MES for the entire amount of theinsurance,
$il5,0JO, aud have retained legal couu-
sci in case the claim is resisted
judge Elnore, Of this Place, who il now
at Washington, writes to bis friends that
Kansas will be admitted into the Union
during the present session, probably to-
wards its close Topeka STATE RerieC.
The Virginia Democratic State Convcn-
tion broke Up without expressing any
choice for President. 1t is said they are
for Hunter.
EASToN, MarcL G A small steamboat
bull, here, aud making it, first trip up the
Delaware, exploded her boilerat noon, Just
as she was starting, killing number Of
passengers. The boat is "A total wreck.
Among the killed are Joseph Weaver, Geo
Smith, G Chafe. from Easton among the
wounded. Benz. YoncIl>, VIM Diehl, from
Easton; Thomas Smith and a negro, from
Ec!viderc. There are many more killed
and wounded, whose names have not ye'
been ascertained
ST. LoUGS. Fch. oS.-Tho bill abolish
ing Slavery in Kansas, has been passed
by the Legislature over the veto Of GOV
Medary.
MONTREAL. Feb cS The finding of
the complete life-boat with no person in it
and fragments Of the wreck Of others.
leaves but little hope that any Of the pas
sengers or crew made their escape.
- Answer to last Enigma
~ y. ..--t... Y --l.t.. An L. 4
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09


MEssEs. EDIrOEs-Ol the evening Of
March lst, our towu was surprised by the
announcement that five persons were
drowned JUS, above the town, at one OF the
salt works which are numerous about here.
IIuudr-ds cf people hastered to the spot,
aud great excitement created am.i tie
frantic cries of the afflicted families. Two
young ladies by the name Of King, in con-
pany with the wife Of their brother, and
Miss Waddle, daughter Of the proprietor
Of the salt wurE>, were returning from
church, and about ,uudown reached the
rcsidcuce Of Mr. WadIlr. Mr. kin,, the
father Of the two ladies, went to convey
them across the Conemaush river 10 their
home, aud Miss WadI!c concluded to ac-
company thcan. The river was high, and
the water rapid, and when the iiIrcaclicl
the current By some means ii upset. Their
diving shritl;> arrested the attcuiiJn Of their
friends, who reached the shore only 10
time to see them sink to their wltery gravc
Daring the past four days the banks of the
river have been lined with people, aud
although the river has been thoroughly
searched for miles, yet up to this time none
of the bodies have been found. So dis
trcSsinE acalamity has not trauspirtd along
the shores Of eur pleasant river, since the
rccollcciions {: Our oldest inhabitants
Yours trulr, WM. I. JOHNSON.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09
Auditors Not Ce,

In the Court OF Common Pleas Of Union
county, IN the mailer Of the account ol
John A. Meryz, Esq, Assignee Of DANILL
ID. GULrIS.
ry'HE undersigned Auditor, arTointrh by
The Cuurl aiurt said, To distribute The bal
aH-e ia The hands Of john !. Nert-. E~q. A.
>i-aes %! Daniel u. Gu.t'n, 90 and among Ihe
creditors ,i The SAID CadJn eurl:'et 10 the
>airr. will meet all interested AZ his 'tiicc, on
south Second street. IN jh- B1lou- n 81 Lewis
Surg. on Saturday, the 10th cay CT March.
\. b. 500, dl 10 o'clock. y. VI.
NN. CAMERON. IN.
Feb. II. 1850 Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09
CARLISLE DIST.
Je!ln A. Gore, PIE.

Carlisle Stat;on-G j Che"oai'h.
do Emory Church-A L Gibson.
Carlisle Circuit-Dauirl Hartman, u ~
Foster.
Mcchanicsburg-R Wesley Black.
Mount Holly Springs-Wm II Keiih.
Newport Amos Smith, j Clark liagey.
Petorsburg-John Stine.
New Blooniicld-J \ Rothrock,J j Is Mann
Mifilin Station p i Reese.
Miillin Circuit-N S buckingham, Thos
Care.
Concord-F Z Crcver, j T Wilson.
Lewistown Stat;on-Saml kepler.
Lewistown tircuit-John Moorbead, "
W Erim.
Kishacoquillas-A 4 Eslriigc.
Shirlcysburg-G " Bouse, c Cook.
Shipp.n,burg Station-Wm E.rnshaw.
Shippcn>burg Crcuit-Wcsiey Hove, |
Collins Stevens.
Chambersburg-Wm m Harden.
Cumberland Valley Hiss. TO be supplied.
\. &. Marlatt, President, and L. d.
Chambers, Proltssorof Irving Female Col
lcgc, members OF 'MechanicsburgQ Q. u. Con.
Robert s Naclay, Missionary to China.
Henry T. Riigaway transferred to Maine
Conference.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09
WHEAT CLEANER!
M.icrs .u ya.On, snya,r. No,hum'd. &C.. Attention

M.ilcrs In Union, SnJd,F. Nothum'd. &C.. Attention.
C,ONE and see INGHANS new 'CahtorniG
Wheat Cku,sr and Sa,Ui Machine now
in orqraijon at the LewlSburg Steam Mill.
rms machine removes all DIRT, smut, cheat,
garlic, and other impure substances cut OF
Wheat. Rye. Oats. &c, - superior 10 any
other machines known.
Mllers. Farmers. Merchants and all others
in town and country who want TO see Grain
completely separated t-om all impurities, are
respectfully invited Just 10 call and see tbs
.rqciins ops,aie. 1t will peak for tiNeif.
Fob 10 1850 III n & " W GOFF
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09
Conference Appointments.
BALTIMORE DISTRICT.
Thomas 3. Sargent, ?. Is.

IuUHliS ID. OIL gun, l. L.
BALTIMORE:
North Baltimo sta.-J 8 McMurray, j
+ Ockerman.
Exeter strcet-A A Reese, Wm II Pi:-
cher, sup.
Hartford avenues Wilson, ID Shcifcr.
East Baltimore-Geo Hildt,W K Mills,
AW Guyer, James Gamble, sup.
Dallas strcet-Juhn Bowen.
Caroline Streets B Dunlap, D c John,
Wm Hank, sup.
High srreet-John Guyer, William \
Snlvely, sup.
jefferson street, II C Dosh, j 7
S,ansbury, sup.
North Baltimore Circuit-F Mccartney,
G. Tarring Gray.
Great rails-J n Spaugler, s II G Smith.
East Harfor,-Jos Ice, z Fr Eyer.
Havre dc Grace-W " Hick-.
West IIarfurl-Alem Britain, VIM &
Ferguson.
Castle Finn-Albert Hartman ,JllSClark.
Hartford Mission-R Vinton.
Bangor Welsh Nissicn-Johu Williams.
Scalncn's Union Be;hcl-H Henry Furlong.
J. \. Munroe, Principal Of Annapolis
Female Collegiate Institute; member OF
Hartford avenue 9. N. Conference.
j. W. Cullun,, Agent Of the Maryland
State Colonization Society, member Of the
North Baltimore e. II. Conference.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09

IN the Court of Common Pleas Of Union
County, IN the mailer # the account oi
Joel RIchl, Assignee ol osl foder. The un-
dersisned Auditor, appointed by thr t"uri
aiure> TO distribute Tie ba'aUc" 10 he hdn:S
OF Joe! K .ehl, Assignee Of Go>t l,.er- % and
among the creditors Of the said oder e1'uicd
10 the same, will meet all parties interested al
the Bufa.re House in the Borough OF Lewis
burg On TgeSiay The 2Ilh day OF March inst.
at 10 o'cloC.c \. NJ. where all NAV attend VINO
think proper. JOHN sCilKACK, Auditor.
March = lsG0 pi
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09
MARRIED..

On the Sth inst in the Lew .shurg Lutheran Church.
hy l,ey. H. 4 Fink. WILLIAM LitiR, nf Miller county.
Missouri. late Of IrHishurc and SARAH >TEHNLE. of
the latter place-A ,o.NAE1IN NOLL and Mis- SARAH
CATHAlINE, daughter of Capt Jacob Gundy, bu tn OF
East Bu.iaor township.
In Bloomsbury, the 22i nit. Nv Rev. D. J Waller
THOMAS Niukth HEAD, 81 tillirquaque, AID Mis-
MARTHA II not EL Of LrWi,iurg.
At the Baptist Parsonage in Wiiiamsport the 9Th
inst, ~ J.shua Kelly. JAMES DUNBAR and Miss GIN
DEEEiLA FLICK. both Of Films, ort.
On the sth inst by the Rev. {. IT, i.inharh. HENRY
c SHOWER and Miss ANN ELIZA RICHLY, both Of
Elst LIZ IA ln. l. -wil.l.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09
Auditors Notice.

In the Orphans Court Of Union County
The Auditor appointed to audit, settle and ad'
ju-t the account Of John i Richart, Executor
Of the last viii and testament oil Hriuy Hgh,
and tn report distribution ot III funds q ar-
couniant', hands tor distribution among the
creditors Of The late fran Of II. ii ". High,
will meet the Parlies ~ iujcrr>t. on Friday ,ne
Both day oI March A. d. 1860. al o'clyck,
+. VI. At his oG:ce IN Lewi>turg.
Be6, ,2s 1850. john u. LINN, Auditor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09
LesrSSbTrg, PH.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH Q, 1850

A Observation-Disclosures her eharts. Mechanics
a Public Officers in city ani Cuautrs. ruhi-h"r>-
all who wish to buy ~ srliut lee "rl 10 rnf 10y th-
columns OF the Lsiriv rTF C'a''' "hch Ia are
.rJ ,nr.asin.. circulation "a q community riH mug
large proportion of active. solvent producers consumers
and Dealers : arg ia lie state
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09
CUMBERLAND DIST.



Cumberland Sta'ion-.;erj Ii Crcver.
Cumberland Circuit-We, VI Showa.tcr.
Frostburg-Davld Shoaf, : VI ilarrsock.
Westernport-Josiah Forrest, JW Clravor
Pleasant Grove-A + Taylor, Charles Ka.-
bius, L j Jamison, sup.
Alleghany-Wm Gwynn, Il C Ilaslup, J
Miller, sup.
Frederick City aulAsbury Chapcl-JNcK
Reliley, } Ii M'Cold.
Mi'!dlctown--W N Neminser, Edward J
Gray.
Boonsboro-Wilforl Downs, J " Smith
!iagcrstown-James Curns.
Waynesboro-phiiip Eescorl.
Green Ca~tle-G Stevenson, B T Stevers.
Mcrccr>burg-T Daugherty.
IEancock-h " Gardner, j L Amos.
" Conncllsburg-D4viI CAst.cmau, l. b
Watson.
Rainsburg-B G W Reid
Thomas +. NJ Clurc, Secretary Of Confer
encc Tract Society.