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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-04-05

each.
100 Gold hunting cascd watches $4,000
100 /" Watches, $500
200 i" Ladies' Watches, $500
500 Silver watches 1900
500 Gold Guard, Vest chains, 5000
5000 Cameo Brooches, 500
5000 Mosaic and jet Brooches, 600
/" Lava and Florcntine Brooches 500
" Coral, Emerald and Opal. 500
i" Cameo ear.drops, 500
5000 Mosaic and Jet Ear drops, 500
5000 Lava and Florentlnc do, 500
5000 Coral, Emerald and Opal 500
5000 Mosaic, cameo andband bracelets
from $500 to 1000
5000 Gents breast pins, l,5O to 600
5000 Watch keys 100 to 7,U'
" Fob and ribbon slides. l,0Oto 6,
5000 Sets of Bosom studs. 100 to Z,
=" sleeve buttons, $50 to 100
1000 Plain rings, 9. to S,
5000 Stone set rings, $50 to Z,
70rO Subscription for Weekly pa
pcrs und mouthly Magazines, 2, to 3,
1000 Jets Ladies' Jewelry, 800 to Is,
The above LIST of Goods will be sold for one
dollar each ,--no matter Of what valve and
you will be informed what you can have i'm
mediately on recei pt of your name and address
and it is optional after receiving your certificate
whether you send one dollar,and take the arti-
Gle it calls for, or not.
We shall charge for forwarding the Certif
Gates. paying postage, and doing the business,
25 cents for sending asingle Certificate; five
will be sent OIL receipt of one dolla; eleven
sent on receipt of two dollars; thirty sent on
receipt of five dollars; sixty five on of ten dol
lars; one hundred sent on receipt Of fift Ell
dollars.
AGENTS Circulars sent
on application; address all communica-
tions 10 H. LYMAN & CO.,
No. 337 Chestnut Street.
Feb23-l3t Philadelphia, Pa.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-04-05

Jas. McAuich was elected Supervisor
for the lst district and Elias Morris lol
the 9Th.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-27
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.

T c HUMES & BRO, invite the attention
II. of the public and their old customers to the
very.large and extensive assortment ofSpring,&
Summer Goods, which they havejust opened and
are now offering tD purchasers at the very lowest
prices. Theyrwould call particular attention. -
the great variety of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
consisting in part, of Shawls, Nantes, Silks, Be-
reyes, Tissues, &c. These goods were al! selected
expressly suit the taste of the ladies in this vi
cinity, and are offered with an assortment of Ho
sierysad Gloves, Dress Trimmings, Collars, ua-
dersieeves, &c.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS
in styles, qualities and at very reason bic priess
can also be found at this establishment, together
with one of the best stocks of ''.as'i'- t...
READYMADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES, STRAW GOODS
FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS L GIRLS.
very extensive assortment of hardware has been
Brought from the eastern market, embracing
variety to suit the trade, housekeepers, &c. Also
GROCERIES, of the very best quality, with FISH
sAET and PLASTER.
These goods are fired to the public at much
lower rats than the samo Sticles can bs purchased
any where IN Centre county.
- @.~f ay. 24th 1860.
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FARM l. AND FOR SALE

FENHlRRTY- two continuous tracts of land aver
Il aging four hundred and fifty acres to tbs
tfact, situated in Snowshoe ar Rush townships,
in Centre county, and extending into Morris twp,
in Clearfeld county, on the waters of the Big and
IN lots to suit purchasers. There is good road
leading fir ON the terminus of the Bellefonte 4
Snowshoe Railroad through these lands to Clear
field, the nearest point to the Railri ad being II
miles The country adjacent is thicky settled
rapidly improving. Mosbannon Mills and Stew
ar4's Mills in Centre Co., and Spackmans Mills in
Glearfeld Co., are but short distance frem the
boundry line of those tracts. Selections can be'
made, that for soil and vantages of locality.
can scarcely be surpassed. Persons desiring u.
purchase are referred to Jas. Gilliland, residing
at Moshannon Mills, who will show them the lani
and make sales, or to Samuel Crist, residing in
Lock Haven.
5. cRIsr 4 co
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millinery GOODS.

A LARGE and splendid assortment of Millinery
n Goods has just been received at tho s tore of
RS. b. II. GRAFIUS..
Among other things, may be found o fine assort-
ment of s.
VEL YET, SILK AND STRA " BONNETS,
purehashed in the city, and trimmed in the latest
and most fashionable styles.
Having employed first class milliner from the
City she feels prepared to execute all orders with
which she may be favored
ALSO:
Whitman's best candies for sale
MRS. E. H. GRAFIUS.
Bellefonts, Apr. 12,'6O-tf..
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and Sale of Fancy Fws, which in accordance
with the +" One Price Principle" I hays
marked at the lo,sest possible prices consistent with
reasonable profit, / would solicit visit from
those in want of Fars for either Ladies' or Gait
drens' Wear, and inspection of my selection Of
these goods, fatfed," as 7 am, of my ability TO
please in every desired essential.
As- Pers ms t a distance, who may find 1t in
convenient to call personally, need only name ths
article, they wish, together with the price, andin
structions for sending, and forward the order to
my address-money accompanying-to insure
satisfactory compliance with their wishes
Aug 23-'60-5m. FL. Web.
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HONOR THE DEAD.
BELLEFONTE MARBLE WORK :,

HAVING just returned from the Eastern mar
IL ket where have purchased large audex
tensiye stock of marble at greatly reduced prices
l am prepared to fill all orders with which may
be favored with promptness and despatch. Ny
stock includes the best quality of foreign and do
mestic marbles. p
have employed in my establishment some Of
the best and most experienced wofkmen IN tho
State, and persons who have her .. fore patronis
ed me can testify to the1 superio- workmanship
both in execution and design which I manufac-
Persons who desire marble tombstones.
table tops, or anything into which the article can
be manufactured will do well to give me call
All work delivered free of charge.
Shop ON High street, Belefonte, Pa.
VIM. GAHAGAN.
Apr IL, go IT,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-27
HARRISBURG
NAIL COMPANY'S AGENCY

LEWIST0WN, Pa,
CQ s)S PEk KEG.1This Company's Nails
sDO. Ao equal in quality to the best Nails
made IN Pennsy lvania, and far superior to any in
past three months win testify. For sale by
F. G. FRANCISCUS,
Agent Harrisburg Nail Company.
Discount to dealers-a large stock always on
hand all orders promptly filed delivered at the
Iairoad station or canal. rAug. 16.-'60.-tf
ETTERS testamentary 10 the estate of Hens
IL ry McWiliams, decd, late of Ferguson twr,
have been granted to the undersigned Rho"R
quests all persons indebted to said estkte tH 5se
immediate payment, and those hatfng cf99i tMaaTe Maa
present them duly autht nticated for 70
SAMUEL NsWfhLfAsS * e.sstffSts.
Sept. 8, 's6.-efy sse-=A1ess. aaSc
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-27

1.-THE age of all the stock shall be given to tn
Judges, and it is particularly requested that the
exact age of young cattle be given.] -
MILCH cows
Judges.-A. S. Valen tine, Adam Hosterman,
Jno. MCamont, Saml. Hess. Geo. Musser, (Fer-
guson townshfp)
Best Milk Cow after 1 month from calving. 81 90
do 8 do 90
This class is to be Judged by the quantity of
butter, the cows to be kept on grass onlv, during
the trial and for ten days previous thereto.
Applicants for this premium must exhibit spec
linens of butter at the Fair, accompanying the
same with statement of the quantity of each
days milk, with the time and manner of milking.
Satisfactory proof mustbe furnished the Judges
as to the statement -
WORKING OXEN FAT CATTLE & SHEEP.
sJuages.-Wm. Marshall, Henry Wilmer. Rich
a ar fennelly, David Spencer, Geo. w. Meek.
Best, Yoke of Oxen. So 90
tpsgt Yoke of Steers under years old, 90
Nes' 20 FAT CATTLE.
PEST pair Of Fat Steers, 81 90
p5ot sSaif "
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ladies One Price FAM EUR store


No. 7lS Arch 81, ts-
tween 7tk / 9Th Sta.
PhiI'a..
Late of BIS Market
81. Street.
Importer Manufaetu-
', rer ofsand Dealer in
sll kinds Of
FANCY FURS
. HAVING removed 70
] Ii my Mac Store,7lB
=Arch ST., and being
NOW engaged entirely
in the hannfaeturs
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Awards will be made at the meeting in Novem-
Der on Wheat, Rye, Oats, Barley, Buckwheat, Tim
othy and Clover. on all others on the bids at the
annual testing in January next, when the product
shall be reported.
Competitors for Premiums for Agricultural Pro-
ductons must produce full statement of the mode
of cultivation, and accompany the same with GER
tiicates of two respectable men as to product and
measurment OF the grounds, and also exhibit
sample of the crops at the Exhibition. Y. Z
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ter, Thomas Hutchin son, Roland Curtin, Bond
Valentine.
Awards of Premiums to be made at the discre-
tion of the Judges.
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Judges Robert Goheen, VIM. Humes, George
Dale, David Kimport. John Meyer ~
Daof y1a,,, 70 rLos1 0t 0A
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONS.

Judges-James Gordon, John Hosterman, John
Goodheart, Francis Aiexander,J acob Fishburn, Sr.
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TRIALS OF SPEED.

(oN WEDNESDAY,
Judge1Hon. A. G.. Curtin, JOS Shirk P B.
Wilson, Henry a. Weaver, Jas. Dunlap.
Fer the best Mare or Gelding in harness, IS 90
I'd best do 5 90
For fastest trotting or racking Mare or eld-
ing for saddle purposes 90
I'd do 3 90
ION Thursday
For fastest trotting Stallion in harness, s. 90
I'd do 90
For fastest saddle Stallion, 60
I'd do 3 90
The trials of speed premiums will be awarded
only for walking, trotting and racking No faster
gait than these will be allowed on the gr ounGs
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HARDWARE STORE

opened q -
HARDWARE STORE
in tho Room formerly occupied by Wilson & Bro.
on the Northwest corner of the Diamond. They
have selected their stock with great care, and are
prepared to sell goods frc1n fifty to one hundred
per cent lower than can be lad at any other place
The ladies are particularly invited to cab and
examine their assert ment of cutlery They ear
nestly solicit liberal FortioRHef the public pa
tronage, and will take every pains to please.
They have constantly on hand variety Of
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY,
Rifles, Shot Guns, and Locks of every descrip-
ton.
CROSS CUT. MIL AND CIR RCULAR .SA KS,
AndaIl varieties of
HANBACK,, GRAFTING AND PANEL
SAWS.
Broad, Hand and chopping Axes. Butch srs eleavr
and choppers.
DRAWING KNIVES, HAMMERS, HATCH
ETS, CfIlSLES! and AIDES"
HAY, MANURE
AND SPREADING FORKS.
EDGE TOOLS OF EVERY Y DESCRLP TION.
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE,
PAINT AND BUSTING BRUSHES,
NAILS, PAINTS, OIL GLASS & PUTTY,
COAL OIL AND LAMFS.
SADDLERY HARD WARE,
COACH TRLl[NIGS,
Also, COFFIN FIXTURES,
And every thing that is generally kept in a we'll
regulated Hardware Store Terms. Cash.
=. BAXTRESSER & CRIST.
Bellefcnte, april 26, '6O.-y.
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Best Fat Cow, 90
Best Fat Heifer, 90
Applicants for Premiums must furnish state
ments of the manner of feeding. The Judges will
give particular attention to the an inal offered
for examination.]
DAIRY AND HONEY.
Judges.-Rev. Je hn Tonner. W. G. D uncan
Jas. Ddnlap, J. T Harris. N. J. Mitchell.
Past sneeiInens of Eresh Rutter Mt IL than
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Competitors to roduce to the Judges a certif-
cate from the Miller stating the exact quantity of
Wheat tak ken to manufacture each barrel of Wheat
FloGr and also to state the exact weight of shorts
and bran left from each barrel made; the object
being to produce the best barrel of -four from the
least quantity of grain. The same rule to be OBJ
served with respect to Rye and Buekwheat Flour
The name and character of the grain to be also
stated
MECHANICAL IMPLEMENTS AND MANU-
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va These maps are sald exclusively by The
Publisher, and no variation in price, No more
maps are printed than what are actually ordered.
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mnrkei.. Reported BY Teiegraph.


new and old Rcd 81 2Sa So White, 5 a III S. CoIs
dull and heavy Yellow, b5GbSc MLe, iOG7ic PROVISIONS
quiet but sety finn. WHsHT steady at2D!d2Uic.
pHiu, pELPHA July 9-BkBADsTUFF- generally dull
NHEATW hite 81 56 vi IS; he'd I'll asa ~ ~. PRoyIs
IvNs unchanged WHIsKY, PC.
hESOhLkAss July 6CoTIoS market closed with declin-
u tendency day 100 baes prices irregular At lJa
lie ling sales OF the week 80 bales Receipts OF
week $50 bales against $50 bates the same time last year
Exports IL 80 bales total e1ponst GATE 3IVoO oae he
po ssd bales. Stock in port TO- 30 bales
sUGAR quiet for fair ~ fully fair GOHS dull at 6Sd
I5c. wNsEI Isdlslc COFFEE tm az saies Of the
against time last year TOBACCO closed
frm; sales Of the week 4oto hhd ExGHAsgs on London
slightly advanced st lV9ialO aud with bs Of sdiug log
NJ Sight txcnaDge On NtW-l OLA soS Cent PeiHlGii
FRaIGHIs Of Cotton TO Liverpool ed. $1,000.
BrFFALD, July p n-FLoUR dull; sales ltlO DolS OF
4si4 for ESt. IS for Extra Illinois and Wiscon-ia
3 for Extra Indiana and Ohio; 10 306 b - 10. Double
Eatas duh Ui bush Car sda Club at 81 IL
demand: sales 1000 busk at Sc.
UATs steady sa.s Of l0 oush at es Other grains nominal
Canal FREGHrs a ACC. Flour, litc. Whest luc
on Corn 20 Newi oIk. LAKE, 1sPoKrs-4Oo0 bbl. Flour,
1890 bush heat E5Qoo brsh Corn oANL ExP9kTs- 100
bb Flour Wheat 5000 bush Corn, oOoo bush
OswKGo July G-FIouR duh but unchanged with small
sale, at 50 extra State and rs avore double
,xtla city brands WHEAT quiet sales 300 bush chicago
spnng 1t 81 10 and 90 bkh White Indiana at I'll 55 Coax
unehanp sales IL 200 bush Illinois at SIC Other Graus
quiet. FRs steady at bic on Flour &C. on Whest
fic on Gem 10 Eew-iorS. ISPoETs-lsO0 bbls Flour;
go bush Wheat; 6i so bush Corn lOt bush Oats Ex-
pokT S65 bbls Flour 5 bush Wheat 1920 bush Corn
800 bush. Oats; llU0 bush Peas.
BICAgo July 9-ELoUR quiet. WHEAT doll; ss'ei 400
bush In 81 o. CoRs dull aud lc lower sal IS
g. 100 bueh at 45a4i in store OATs dull At 2Gc. RsCsPrs
400 IBIS Flour $50 bush Wheat 5000 do Com so do
Oct, SplpsRSrs: bb Flour " sou bush Wheat Ito 90
do Corn 3cO do Osts FRBGHrs him al 0c on Com to bu
Sight Exchange OH NewYolk II y cent premium.
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RnssenRers Arrived

In steamship Fulton, from Hare dad SOuthampo.-P McD.
Q. 9. Dyson Emile yaTet W K Dean, a. Mofssn G II Mr.
D. hsa A. Deficit g. SO9yet L. siiley T. BaS@ G;
Mrs D. McDOuga Mr. and Mrs Lentihac and servant r. r
Andre c. BouIseots, Miss Hess Miss PrC,6 A. jsTdc.
Keller O. A beam, J. f. Msnshsn, de lMahy wife,
h shd.' srS two i D5ts5r ss +
Kunz Mr Guile SIR. and M C. Lichtenbers and two child
, ss E. TS S I1S konH
BOuch Nate Mccain Louais W sehbaeter, Mr. aud Mrs
In stta@,ip BasGcia from Ham5a,g and SOutamp,op-
H. Hcinlinger, lady and chd IS. sehsDe NJ uhman " o.
Buei airing besaer OF dispatches T. Hubert s Fiinh aud
family Fanny r. Annsus, y. Pullman.
h itsomslp Parana, from Gqiray-W Drrach, F. Gorman,
Master Il. sharp and l6i in steerase;
sq1D S1eks G fro" s ,oo end nga"
trsds ~ children md nurse j. s9ssdy Marques de VI
Ryder Ceclo Anyon Fran leo Jrney aay and sister r.
e. santiago zaa'avaT ady and son. Gaae Donia
60 Herrera and two servants Jas fogIty isedro Gasso6 A.
sweeney David Parker, Jas Peneett, Fir Donnick Andres
Banco Luis Kranek g. iler IeleserO Escslnte, COnsu
General Of Span At Mccoi Miguel susrz yiceConsu Of
Spin at MezcO Nath Eaton ldy daughter and servants D.
Fals5on lady and child; Ctas Morgan r Capt Msnton. Of
hp Messenger Soksbsl Jose pe'e Pedro tero1 jose NJ
Mhciss Jocn,o MsciA Antonio Micas Felix Psyia, Juan
Fec. Pedro JoEts, H. H. smith Eco Schmidt child and
Miss Dc Baudry Mile Christine Zavtowsai Fr L.yalc Mile
Lnisa ysnder Capt Rodriguez Mime. Nieoss child And
smith H. Dc Mesa, H. Csderon ~ French j. T. Issis sad
.dy ~ f. Martinez A. o. sceaso, AIeche, J. Alonde
Dominique and friend A. Martin, H. Lavale D. Vurdon
N. Reis PEDRO EleqO Jorge Andeu !. Dsgan w Myers
b DO sctolOns Lieut. Ramon dc soOons' EscOvodo Luis
j. Fonsies NJ 0aches, f. Anlsu NJ A. heruAndes Julio.
~ CoItazar $. Alfonso, Chas sridham Do.ery EpaUl
noctncio CasLroba Antona Sarda Pablo Lopln f. Borres
NJ. Myers Henry Reed A A. Martpes, Alfred Williams,
Dacari llen.h t. A. del Rosano, John MeLougLn, Tunes
Paul b. Garcia Dooey j. Ochotogena d. EspnOsa Luis A.
Sockoous c. V. Houghton f. Solar, Leyra Total iil.
In shp Be7rer Som ShdEghat-Capt r. G. 0ardue late Of
sill Intrepid b H. EIurd, FIRST officer r.. q. Barry.
H. ba,k phid from 81 JdgoJ hn Cunningham. j. Rogers
J. q Canon IL MulhOland, J. Bech, j. En'rssn, VIM Smith
H. Msrtis, l.. Packet
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recorda, be had authority from The ap,
pear tor him or because orsootb Plat when he was tsken
into the Of sosson Hnchng IN Jan7a is'a "a
all their business transferred 10 hi, attorneyha ee
these proceedings fraudulent tie might just ws
suppose the opening Of the counsel thst ee we've thc
grounds others and he Therefore 9osei nom ne
Sessty put his finger upon whn. he imposed might be here,
after ~ IA ded a. the points OF fraud
Tx Judge Edsnds stated that he himself went 10 the Con
oer and offered have the aside Il that unc
onsy would pulse TO allow them 70 bring sa 20 recover
The ba rents amounting million half OF dollars This
ofer was repeated stcward by Mr. Taylor bat
copied had been adiously ks from the papers, and
mol to the Counsel 10 the C1IpJr.0n for
three OF four n9hs after Sd Tha; offer was s open and
upaccepted
MIR asked II they would pay over 70 the city oil the
moneys they had under the Judgment and put the city
in possession Of the property u /,
Exclude Edonds said that another neueI nc
that tho o received but three ur thou and dol
lars for the property, while the State recei'e. e'
greater II IL good speculation OF tine part
Of Taylor Brennan they entitled 70 TITO prnh became
they the properly its neiessed value az IL In eY-
that the city had received three four thou
sand dollars year for IT, -
-Four o'clock ha ding arrived the case was adjourned III I1es
day, @. M.
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DIED.,

ADAMs-At Tsnytown, Mondsy, Jaly.s Eugsnia infant
The friends of the family invited TO attend he
funeral Mr. Alexander Lees In Beekm,niOwn this dsy at
2ocock pm.
BUNTING-On Saturday evening July T. John A. Bunting
attend the funeral on Saturday afternoon at o'clock bis
late residence No. II Liyib gston place.
BRIsToLL5on Mo9Ssy July Of dI;snoTy Waller Brooks
The relatives friends Of family invited to attend the
rire street on Tuesday july TO- al 10 M The win
be taken 10 Connecticut for Intern
soD 1.s j. Rn sfos in IN ys IF bis '
Tie remains WI be taken .sry or wedse.asJ moios the
the funeral services viii tsie place
BROQuA-In this city, Sunday July Of apoPlexy Eliza
Broqus, sged 6o years
Brooklyn, Of maisnsn throat Thomas son Of Geo W.
nj. msLS wes inferred in s Of the
pesy James y Oira1a aged As years and months
IRWIN-On Sabbath evening, July g. al Hoboken, Msry
Agnes daughter Of Robert and Rachel irwin aged years and
The friends Of the family are respectfully Invited attend the
funeral this (Tesda selnoon at o'clock from the resi-
Jebce Of Der parents No 26 Wasbiogtoa street, Hobosen
KNAPPon ssp,d, morning, July T. Jeremiah L. KnspP, in
Hs friend. and ioso Of his family are invited to attend his
day afternoon at Q o'clock
LYNcHn hi, city, Sunday July Maryaret the beloved
wife Of Owen Lynch ID thu 18th year Of her sge
RoDGERs-In Jersey City Saturday, July :, Capt Wm
T. Rodgers, aged % years
REYNOLDs-In this city on Sunday morring July Maria
T. Reynolds daughter OF Deer Reynolds.
RODRIOU Eth this city Sunday July Ruins wife Of
Mafeo @ RodIiguez OF Puerto Principe, Cuoa
SEAMAN-On Second day. the 9th inst the residence Of her
son usw James f. Liosal Pnebe Seaman, widow OF ELIJAH
SesnaL, the sith year Of hsr age:
The tnera will take place frends Meeting House Jers
e Long leland Fourth day the llth .t at O'Clock pm
ST. JUHN-On Monday July Charles W. ST. John, aged 80
Funeral services al the house. No. l9l South Second street
Nnamsbush, Tuesday, ut O'clock. Ills remains will
be taken 70 Newt snssn, Conn Tor internent.
.LakK1 Etf,A. Tv1u GArr
Van buskifk "a year,.
Fu,ra tue resicencs OF his mother NJ Peeksh,
eon.sosy llih inst at II o'clock The friend. sily
eIs iIlyiteo 20 attend
VAN WAGENEE-In this city, Sunday July g. Mary z,
wife of 6eorgr Van eseue and only daughter OF WA. T.
ana biary ger, aged % years. months and Ii days
VAN AESDALE-In this city, Saturday, July y Jane
McGsy wife David Van Adle aged 30 years and n days
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Jure d. passed ship Ydeh. bound n s7h City o, a..
ss S ,s q p IL 4 sS IN g5Hs,'sss
sl ss.S : Si %.. y i, e.: as Y;
',sps sd"SS joe ?, a. go sp 100 s:.d liza
Bremen sl s1 S,i North Ansre; bsun4 IN w. S"'t
nh pds and PISS TO FOX Mckenzie. An 81 he sss1;;
stesn snip Forid. Nelson New Orleans July l. nd.. ~.
Steamship Parsns (Dr). Heenan, os.,y june q, u.
s s sAp ausss, City, sEaSa .v. ss yal, ud. an.
S,eam'bP Chesapeake, crOweI Portland aadss sod psG
II. u. Cromwell Co
Steamship Marion Foster Charleston dse and pa., to sps
Ship ,nc.yre Hsh. Liverpool june a. ad.s and 50 pa.
a. M:aaw dst Wind. I..t q The passage rss
Achilles Where hs sSeSored June lat Il - oa. III
ah ss n1P aa 5s 1sn asu ss t
bound W. 18Th lat a. lon " H. exchanged |srs, viii -.
E :a: ss :I 5ss L. ~ sods ss y .sh;
lon . A. eI hanged signal. ~itn ship Rockingham, Msls
sLS Beaver tcf Boston,, srh Shanghai March IS wOO,,
is,h, Anjier April 10, as &C. 70 n. s;ar. Co. Msy 10
IorsoP jaSs II Helena Poke whale % s SS%I il,
LAT 49, Ion ~ 49, SPIKE brig Lucres from Belfast Tor bGb
ship VIM. b. Travis Lincoln Galveston % days cs.tsn ls
to u DIo"ef 6. jung =, Ia ~ ioa .. o. .Pese .ss
oil
ship N6sa lof Bo-toD Holm Cronstsdi and IS days from
Esnore, nsdse TO z. w. Ropes Co.
BalkP Ped, sO9 toi Se4sp0t) StGp'Oa cardsns' d'
Baik sebra Croker tof Bos.oD) Staples guevita. II d
tugsr &C.. &c h. u. orookman q 90.
49, and ia msss sS ass G S. c
June 20 lat % 80 lon S. spoke 1hos Ballet from Philadelphia
Biz Gen Bsile, Noye., st. MARX. Jone a. cotton &C. q,
smswood Earle Co. been1 dsysN Of bs,serss with z
Iris ssi,sso (Br rnen) Yenbroos PotanPla,s Jtps ?,
d-s To Had I,b.
brig King Brotfr Jackson zspoe Spanish Msin June H.
cspe MAJ, with i.rols n F. Wins 'o' "'A '''' :" @
big vie'@y BL English, Picou, " s., II days coal 70
Brig Sarah Fasg tsf Mseliss Ruu5aI Caiea. 10 days 81.
gar and mClssses ~ r. Talbo, Co
Brig tlza Dsn'h smith sasua IL days 'Ogsrto Mora Bros
Big Mary Ellen tBr), Sheridan Windsor N. S. II day..
Brig Lady Chapman (Brl Cooper Porssu-Psie ii days,
sehr ch4es neeksher s,ubbs jacksonville day, ye-
struck the oar and obliged 10 throw part Of
schr JOHN D. Kin.ey Crawford msysgoez, P R., June a.
sugar Maitland PLep- Co. JayG, ht IS % lon. % IS
spoke brig H. Means, for Cape BelIy. ,
&c TO Thompson Homer
schr o. smith Corre, Savannah days cotton c. to W.
schr j. W CongaOn Williams San juan Ma IS days hide,
scGf British oueen DEB johnson, Nassau, N p, days,
pineapp es TO }. Eneas.
cotton 70 DoTTey Corners Co.
ScL Advance Leighton Chenyhed days lumber TO Brs
Son Co.
sclr Plymouth Rock, NOn Boston days, mlse. to J. C.
DAYTON 20.
Schr M6a Nickels, Sawyer Rondout, coal for Newbdy
port.
schr G. L. Nandsrvoor, Wieks, Virginia days, lumber
Steamer Aida, Robinson, Philsdepna, mdse ~ j. u
BIitgs.
stesmer Mars Nichols Phsdslpta mdse. to & ~ Bdsss
SAILED Ships John J. BOYD Liverpooi Carlisle New-Or.
leans bark l. Ii Warrington MaIseies brig "idnan lDuh
London.
Withholding the day, s. w
Tie ship Vsgs Sunday from Narcotics T.poits July
s. lat ~ o. Ion a 49, exchanged signals vita baIk HsDry hill
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