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Annexation Of San Domingo to Spain.
CASSIUS NJ. CLAY TO THE LONDON TINES.
ST. JoHs's, N. F., May 81,
Via SAcKyrLLs. N. b.. Jrue 3. las, I

VIA SACk'ILLE, NJ B., June 2, 1861.
The steamship Prince Albert from Galway on Tees
day, the 2lst Of May, arrived here at O'Clock this
evening.
Her adyices are two days later than those by tho
America at Halifax.
The Royal Mail steamship Asia, from New-Yorh,
arrived at Queenstown on the Goth of May.
The political news by the Prince Albert Is unim-
portant
The decree for the annexation of San Domingo TO-
Spain has been signed by Queen Isabella.
IL had BEEN announced that the French troops would
leave Syria.
The Belgian Chambers had voted for the treaty d
commerce with France.
An amendment TO the Budget will be moved on the
ODD to the effect that the committee be instructed to
divide the customs and revenue bill that each may be
separately treated.
The PostmasterGeneral has published a notice that
the Galway contract has terminated
Mr. CLAY, the American Minster 10 Russia, writes 70
The London Times ON the American struggle in bIiet
and decisive terms. He says the revoted States can
be subdued, but il is not proposed to subJugae them,
but simply to put down the rebel citizens. Engands
interest TO stand by the Union. Henquires whether
England can afford to ofrDd the United States and II
Ems land is in the future against home reyoa.
ton and foreign ambition as to venture to SOW seed OF
revengel He concludes that England is the natural
ally of the United States.
The Iadepcndaace Beige states that Lord Cowley has
protested against the right Of isolated intervenonp
Syria, claimed by the French Ministry. feet is eS-
pected 10 sail on the 22d for Beyrout, to bring the
French army home.
The Belgian Chamber Of Deputies voted unanimously
the new treaty of commerce with France. !
The Spanish Government has resolved TO accept tho
ccssion Of San Domingo
One hundred thousand ducats destined 10 pay the
reactionary bonds, and large depot Of plunder had
been seized in the Neapolitan Provinces.
Negotiations still pending respecting the
Seheswig Holsten dispute; and Denmark, though pre-
pairing for war retained hopes of peaceful arrange
ment.
The Empress of Austria has arrived at Trieste.
The Bombay mail Of the 9th ult, and from Calcnt>
Ia 10th, have been received. The news is unimpor-
tant. There was much activity in the Cotton inter
est. Common cotton was advancing The import mar
ket was dull and freghts less firm.
India quiet. The native troops were destinedtS
gradually become irregular
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CRY MoRrALIrY.--The City Inspector reports 81
deaths in the city for the week ending June g. bergs
decrease of % of the number reported last week and
an increase of 81 the number in the ending
week of last year. OF the whole number, % were
men, 7S women, 10 boys, 90 girls. The number Of
deaths from acute diseases from iufaniile COO
vuons 81; Inflammation of the lnugs, 22 small pcX,
10; scarlet fever 49, measles, l.; bronchitis, y
typhoid fever, 9; typhus fever 4 inflammation OF 'ee
brain, 8; apopleSy, g. dipbtberite, o. disrrhea, q
Inflammation Of bowels II; congo zion Of the lungs, 2!
OF deaths from external ard other causes there were
from premature births 9; drowned, 7; casualties, D
burned or scaled a.; old age, 3; delirum tremen4
OF deaths from chronic disease, there were: from con-
sumption, SO; pfantile marasmus, 81 dropsy il tss
head - drOp'y g. heart dssa,s e. g. S cancer
palsy, Q; unknown, g. cirrhosis 9. There were under
year. Ssi from to years, 49 ITO g5 % 70 A.
20 TO 25, To- IS to 30, 81 30 to 49, 49, 40 to 50 81 %
10 90, 26 90 to 90 IS; 20 to 3D. 10; 50 to 80 o. an
known. g. OF these, 25s were natives of the uniSsd
States; 60, ireland; 80 Germanyi 10, England z,
unknown; ,, France; 2, Scotland; Belgium, Brius6
America. Poland, Spain, and West Indies, each. S
were in the public institutions Of the city.
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PROVINCIAL CoUScIL OF TIE K. c. CHuRcH.-M
10 o'clock yesterday mon ing the second days session
OF the Council opened. The Most Rev. Archbishop
Hughes and the Bishops composing the Council, mes
in the Sacrsty of St. Paricks Cathedral for the trans
action Of ecclesiastical business. The Promoter, Secfs
taries and Notares alec present. The sessions
are conducted with cosed doors. The mode Of pro.
cedure of the Council provides for public congre 20
ton comprising Theologiaps of the Archbshops, the
Bishops, the Superors Of religious orders, clerical
bodies and officers of the Council TO whom the action
of the Council may be referred for examination; bU:
the business before the Bishops has il ia ssd rendered
that unnecessary consisting simply OF miuoI
measures having for their objects the advancement Of
the Roman Catholic Church in the Dioces srepresente
represented by the Council The exiled prelstes !Eon
Mexico present during the deliberations. AZ he
previous Council held ia 1854 the publication Of hs
banus of marriage made imperative on the ON.
eating clergy and the favorable results which fol-
lowed the decree WILL i. is understood leave it in The
present sessions undisturbed. A solemn Pontifcal
High Mass for the repose of the souls OF the deceased
pr lates Of the Ecce-ia-ticl Province Of New-York
will be celebrated on Wednesday morning next az 10
o'clock in the Cathedral on which occasion sermon
will be preached by one Of the Bishops OF the Council
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE ALBERT
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headquarters of the regiment at Pyhsgoras Hail. No.
1A Canal street. or TO the camp, will be gratefully
aeknoW lodged
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Allowing an average Of OBS men to the r-srneut,
and 100 TO each company, tie total nnml"f OF ai
ulyiny for adaisfion INFO the brigade e % 49, enough
In itself for at least Grand D1etiOn OF the Grand
Army.
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THE sTATEOF MISSISSIPPI,
pAyoLA County.

To Asa x. Stratson, Jr. and Sarah y. STRAIT.
ION. minor children Of Asa 3. Ssrsiton,
Ssn's.
VOU ere hereby cited TO appear before
the Probate Court Of said cousty on
the 9Th Monday 10 Assust, 1861, TO show
cause Why the final account Of Asa Z
Ssratsos Sen's, your guardian, shosld
not DO allowed sad appssvsi, asd Why said
guardian should not remove your persons
ssd personal property TO The soanty Of
Bssscria, State Of Texas. By order Of the
Couft. in. MeLtOD, CLERK.
lousd Juns 81, 1881. u9l-4ws
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vess's !. .o,smsss vh,sh ,hoss
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kIs nsppess and Miners, was ordered
n en- through the shafts NY the side
AZ the mined bridge, In the valley
directly before us, and lay ponseons
sNscss Inc sssesm. Carlisle ssstillefy
- detached 10 psosecsths work, and
~ Ohio end Wisconsin reserve 10
Duopset The artillery. Meanwhile,
IL MI which ] have mentioned,
thowssWd heroic details u Federal
,slor and tho shsmcfalnsss Of rebel
lsssehsry began 10 reach our cara
M learned The loss Of the brave Gam.
IRON, the wounding Of lIsintselmnh
M Hunter, the fall Of Haggersy,
IA Hlocum, and WILCOX. W. heard
III The dash of tho 1rishmcn and their
|~,ecima,ion, and Of the havoc made
H,d sustained by the Rhode sslsndcls
Nhe l~liehlsnders, the zouaves aad the
Connecticut Third; chen Of the IN
|irepidi,y Of Burnside and Sprague--
how the devoted and daring young
Governor led the regiments 10 had
10 muni6cen.ly equipped again and
nvain 10 victorious charges, and ut
III spiked, with his own hands, the
guns he could not carry away ine
victory seemed ours.
At this time, near 4 o'clock, | rode
toward through the open plain to the
kreck where the alutis Was being IS
bsilsd BY our engineers. The Ohio
Connceticst and Minnesota regiments
were var,ously posted thcrcabout
others were in distant portions Of thu
6eld oil were completely exhnust,t
Ind partly discovered; no Genera
pf Division except Tyler, could bt
tound. Where were our oficers?-
Where was tire foe! Who knew
whether 10 had won or lost!
The question WINS quickly to be dc.
rided for us. A sudden swoop. and
body Of cavalry rushed dow, upcn
Dur columns near the bridge. Tbey
lame from the woods on the left. and
infantry poured out behind them
ryIer md his staff. with the reserve.
rsre .pDarsutlv cut of bv the ou;ck
p%aneurer. succeeded in gaining
he position had lust loft, there
titnessea the capture Of Carlislc's
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HIGHLAND 01TTEns
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Hspffas ks~sh NJ m fl,satss On
stes'sfh tisr sas feas ug elasfasi
Health 10 ,hs swk. NvssA ss6 Nv,
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Afs fafis u aiI that ~ aseessa,f 4,
mss eHgHa he hltisfy ati sbndaffsf 81
ffeeefs NJ this astanl a. ~ teineags'
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rue ial'mAn n hseith " The sies hnt Al
fls'ei N sfefy nation and " steff ellms
rps dsrnfefed Nv slf tlsnfss IsIlangnl.
WDnf H. A., Professor n MlN.u IA,
fefs IN Tho IN famed ihissfsH, N Ia.n
.s,s ..elaa W. w." 's "e.
,aa ,ssa.Lh .siuss. Il ~ ,,a"s as
The husian var slf ileuffe IjaIlanssl 90
tppulhtel hf her Majesty, queen s%ioiafia.
~ chief N The medical commissioner. 10
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naa psan W. i'" a'nr s'na"
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INV. p1ep.s:. . s.n..,'y, w" ~ wv.
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mea'c'nes, e'me' I" ""'"P' W ""e'e"'
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Tsshs ssAAss.Vsss'Ahs
Were sold IN Treat britain ~ M ,beside'
upwards o. Im.uNU dcs:n exported " al
Pssss o. VIC nso,ss"'e s'Ape'
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70 70 prevent "a we'll o. cuss, BY asseetinI
the voos o. Ne complaint, = thereby r.
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eeere'es o. sne eysssus. anu ss.'ss'ns natns'
10 nss ssss Of v'ss' sno Isns.'onesy se!o!
nseson. 70 ICY c.s .s.r.'nk s.o~ y.
lous ma !ase, Complaint; D'spsps'sl Ieei
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OF ~ osoeo, s.c ~ s"se''ons =! ~ Ssom'
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snsauvs .. vs..s ~ ss.ese
vnss.ss nou ss"'.se"'i ,s'ss.'wses
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app''ese'e. os'ne Pes'.es seesss'ssos q
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s."-rsS;s 80 me s.ss,., III .i...;'
and vigorous, ysuoves iii jnpsdIwsn,s
s~lsansss eli Impurities, strengthens general
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WILL SELL, on reasonable terms, q
very valuable tract Of land, contsining
ls0 aslss; 900 acres of which, are cleared,
and In cultivation. II IL well. impoved,
there being on Il, a frame Dwelling, Press,
anil Gin. and all necessary out houses.
This place II situate In Pamela Co. three
miles south Of nAtesville. Terms, exceed.
ingly liberal. The whole, or part Of Ne
payments. nay DO made In nesroes' vor
further particulars apply TO
r. y. ALLEN, batesville, Miss.
July Is, 1861. n27.sw
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Notice.

A IL ths DEBTS doe the 1su Of Dyass
Harris ere nov mine and must be
settled by the Arss Of August, BY cash Or
nots, or I vill sue On Ill that b rot closed
b. that sims. will tats State q Ceafsd.
crate bouas - sssh. This y ~ ~ call.
VI. 8. HARRIS.
Jsly 2, 1881. n34.,d
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TlVAKEN up BY John J. Bruson, living
shout four miles west Of Pamela, a
small mare mule about IL hands high with
some white hairs abou, her face, about 70
years old. Appraised TO Us.
p. B. JONES, Ranger p. G.
July 10, 1s6l. n26t3w
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CLARK { UnlH AnDl(SIA OIL
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cunHs. -
Bsadsshs, Bsssshs, Teeshsshe, In three
nisssss, Khssnaslsa, Cosgts, Nsssal.
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Dyspspsia, Cole. CSsaps, In.
Asmsd eyss, ehrosis sore
Eyes, sess Threat,
Csts, DusRs,
Dssisss,
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Diarhma Dsnioae, Germs
Frosted rses, Dsa1sess, Old
Sore, Sore nssase> 0ess Nipples,
Ssald He'd, Rioe-vosn, Tsstsf, Sssts
Dlsss, 0psass Bite, Deg Dises, RAJ Bisss.
~ OssssSs s~Ass1ssss6 ~ ~ asssa
vos ssslas = barn.. h ssrss scratches
q hossss, ssse eyss - hsssss, sprsiss,
suinsey, poll evil, esssla, ssddle end has.
sess gilie, iFnh weuoas Or s~ueIlinss. and
= sAe besi ksevu ssnsAy "a apply 10 ssa.
a. sssssd kessss issn f~essdsf--tshs ~
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he foot. Cssss Ill sssasssss diseases On
nss " bsasa.
No one medicine 60 esss n ell sssss,b ss
~ ssa sAs~ nsss pspss u The vissss u
AmDn0oiAt OIL
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Pamela COUNTY,.

Byar0 4 HaFFis, Attachment issued By
". the undersigned, n Jus.
Y. Oakley. )tise Of tho Peace, the
llth day ~ May, 1851, IN favor Of said
Byars & IIsrris, and against the estate Of
said }. Oakley for u ~ '00shs In tho
Justices court, held q panola In the coun
" Of paaola and State Of Mississippi.
The dsfssdsss 10 hereby notified that IN.
less he appears 10 said court at the next
term thereof, 70 be held on the 81 Monday
In August, 1851. end plead 10 said action,
judgment will he entered and the property
attached sold.
B. L. BALLARD, J.P.
July Is. 1861. n26.4w
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a.ssaOM's .s'OrsCG.

CONNtfTtbio The Jail N ranols ~
~ county, an The 21th daY " JalyA'
ls6l,a malstie boy. vho .ay. his "a
name IL tlLIcK, md lhs, hs beIasgs~N
10 the estate u semusI Evan. deceased. N
~sunfo~ef County. sald boy IL ab,ui ~ ~
~ years old, about Ave feet .ls W eight
Incbe. high. and will weigh 100 ~ 40
touais, has m Asuit of white linsn sIsshea
ssd ssIlt kss. ssa vas riding . 6ark brown
~ hIach . " medium slre. The own.
A. u hereby notified 10 come forward prove
property and take him AWAY, OF he will
be dealt with rs the law directs.
j. u. JONES, sheriff
and jAilor, Pamela Go.
july 81, 1861. n2s.tw
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tswsy Nsw~s. A. A..
MECHANICAL.
W. have superior wefsmen n The safi
v hfarchss, snd ess a. VII hind. n
wass In ihe hess msnnsf. ahd 9th dss
patch
FINE ARTS
W. have IN eshihliiee IN eas rle'ufe
Uallery mans chelca specimens NJ she art,
anl can furnish pirtaie. from the Nina
iats " tife sifs, either from the original
NJ = pieiufe, With the fafs combination N
correct llkehe.ses and superior hnl.h.
w. u uLAHk,A CO,
No. I. rlsfh's Marble Hack,
Memphi. feb. ~. 81, hseaN
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sr shsrnsn's oattsr,

GeDWosV - SeS-UW~ O0soOs
From Lieut.. Warren Wilkes, Of
the 4th regiment Of South Carolina
volunt GERS, who arrived here yestcr.
day in charge Of the remains Of his
brother, Adjutant s. N. Wilkes. kill.
cd ut Manassas, we obtain the follow.
ing particulars Of the capture Of this
celebrated battery. The battery was
masked in q pine thicket, from which
position It opened o FIRE, at about ten
minutes past 3 o'clock in the morning,
upon Major Whites battalion Of the
4th South Carolina regiment, which
maintained its ground until tho 4th
Alabama and 1fih Virginia regiments
came to It's assistance. The battle
continued to increase in vigor and In.
tensity, and while raging most furious.
", our men at this point finding they
we're being overwhelmed In numbers,
we're about giving way in the center
Az , I. a.;.;,., -;,..,r.. ..nux
Smith with HE 49th regiment Of Wiz.
ginians came 10 the rescue. Seising
. confederate Gag he snfurlsd Il 70
he breeze. and apPealing to the troops
% short, fofcible terms, to the rescue
and make enc gallant, final charge
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W0ooo IObu9Uo8s
r nav. . portable, I here psses whsss
Thssshss, visA Which A sssty 70 -.
eonmetass he fssDisR esoognity. Cell
On ne. ehsps niles nostA.Vsss q Paeola,
n. fOwLEs.
Nav u. 1851. his-lms
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W sfs ~ssthsffsI = sheassss
a. \ ssaihisss ~ M aNsa N
~ rsasls tssesg, 81 We tsiabsf
fs6as 80
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r. A. N,
LATIN or ssurnis, TENN.
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTOR
CON MISSION MERCHANT.
~. ~. tisSss Ssvsss,
nls-ly NV OstsAss.

SPECrALNOT1CE.
A IL psssons isdsh.ed % msass ss9ssst.
"A "a 70 call % Col. n. 3. Ward, vhe
has nv notes and aseosnss sos ccllssios
lie 10 insssuessd 70 - % eli slsios sel
psid Immediately, ~ ~ family vi assa
Ne .osey dssiss ~ abssaes is t!e e.ny.
JOHN n. Skt0Lg.
Jsss ., 1851. s9%.ln
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Ans New YEA N13sss can
On tAe &iosjh ocIet AN~~
the ss::oHiessesPsssssy. fnisk
.ntind q Qs.slsy, nthei ssy h vss
ey 81. sdvies~ sAtyeuouis6e1 Ske Mn.
der Of mssshiAe q 11ssssusa
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HAvlN0 sssunst The fsilesisg bssissss
h pAaols. I sespsssfslly lasiss ~
old susseosrs ssd eitissas eseesallyse eive
~ . ell. shop IN W. psssls 1le>sl, h
door seush fron the corner.
Apdf u, 1851. nls-iy
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Tn vnerHrA RAcns-ne La
sela diapasehss yesterday visssa,ly
told - that the quisksss - ~
ruansfs ffoa 16inassos, oun1no.
were he nsabsess e Ooousn 81
otAess Who vent evsp 70 sssss tie
nses.r Thy pssssi thsnsslvsa
splsudi1 Fun1ess, ood1o1 - diBeueyl
n ksepins h = s1vasss e ~ It.
RE aad blos11Aiesoy vtratnisss.
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ATTEsTIss vtsytgms.

1usr ktcrlvrps Iasss saa ~aswtis,.
ssssftmsat NJ ssgas Wsfs, ssnslstlns
N jsns, Jsss, ffalt lees, Isslns. fhans,
te WssiM cell tsry shsap ~ essh.
W. vlff mass IlhefHl Account ~ msf
shafts. rrrftn q DAVIS
Bais~ilis, ialy ~, ta va I'm
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Il will bs ssvsishsd Military Companis
IN quantities Of i00or more q - ets. per
copy. A retail the price will BE- el.O0 {
tpUsual Discount 70 The trses. -.
tpOrdsss aesempanisd b ~ ash viii
he promptly attended 70, 81 eFdsss will b.
filled IN ssqusese q received.
Address HUTTON pkkLlGH.
Southern publisAisg IIouss, Memphis, Tssa
April %, 1851.
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sy ny Jshn q, Harrison, living
about 4 mllss aoesh N ihs iavn N
psnoIs,s Iight .ofrsll hllsy. aboai Z ysaf.
old Appraised " fft.
Y ~ JONES, Hanger, y o.
iaIi 10, Is6L ms ls
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Meantime I NJ s0ssn With leaves
d eagles On NJ shoelase straps.
|ajors end Coloasls, Who had De.
stsd thsir soonAcds. pass NJ.
Illoping - II Tor dear lie. Ouly
Z field o9ess, - fAs % nv
Pservasion extendsd, seemed 10 have
(nembered NJ dssy. Lisss. Col.
Psidel, . foreigner attached to 4
Onaecticut vegineA, stsuvs sesinst
: current for . lesgue.
Bat what Q seene and how terrible
cnset Of that ssmultous retreat
three miles, hosts Of Federal
Psps-all datsched from their ree;.
(nss, I'll Mingled IN one disorderIy
es-vess 1sliae slsae ~ red,
mostly thrssSk the foss On either
Army vaQsos, saeless' teams,
private carriages clicked the
~. sunbling aGaisss sseh cher.
Z slDslD q 09s ~ sI,noHc
ss aad sosnda. HoskA eoos.iS.
ualseky spessnesss e ~ 4.
y, were a1ssAed liks elAss ssi
eeevpsass Lost sight II ~ l.
:. Assses 1yiae Wildly from be
NE -, nssy 4 thsa, n dsah
Pny. eslleped q random forward,
hing ~ sennysa& Thsss a
vho essla ssteh then rode them
fe-baek, a. uueA 10 me themselves
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DIED.

AIIyNn Monday morning JAM H. Of scarlet eys Charles
Loye,t SOD of Henry and Margaret l. AAen, ssvo 49,. .
Tbs restires and friends Of tbs family are ~ ia
sttsuS ths funeral rom tbs residence Oh MS Penn's no
street on sdnesday afternoon, JAZZ 10 ~ -
O'CLOCK
BURROUGHS In Bridgeport. on Friday, Jan. H. i'aa'
% aa.n aeatb of Mr. and MI, Burroashs long known
among the odest ana respected cken, Of that place
mnksbe They bad been married neay OF yesrs
b. died on the 1th and Der husosha n'' ueH 's'N
ouily Ill., survtvedoniy four days 4,
BANTA-In this city on Sunday, JAM IT, Thomas l. bens
the stlh'yen Of his age. r,,-.
BROWN-In Newark, " j., en- S<surdy jan ~ hhhie hne
beloved wife Of Jacob L. Brown aged % ys' m0n'h' sod
10 days
BuRHANSIn this city, Saturday JAM II, jane only
Sansb.r Of John B. and Jane BurhAni
BoURANln this city, On sundsJ jan - Es 20 aNe'
stuYvesant, beloved "re VI iho".s ~ - 49,, -,
CAsHEE-On Monday, jan ~ OF sea-. sye D'a on.h
con Of ptniei sna ~nA' ~
ana os' ,.. n IN. family are respectfully invited :.
sn5 hi, fpers on Tuesday afternoon at clock from the
rencs Of bis parents No 20 sphng street. vitheat further
invitation.
Charleston b. c. pspers please copy
cnopr In this rity On Sunday Jan. H. George Henry
youngest Of Sidney snd s'rh A. C0'Pe ssea 'oi sNa
months I'll, n. ~
DE- GRoyE D, tIo! N' ss.s g. , rsGa' 90
The ieds ard relatives ,,e Is-psSuasy si,on .nd
funeral from the worm pa'ch ~ .io.L =,
William streets, on Tuesday sSe IAN :, 80"
D, Ia ~ Ss,r, VIZ
r,,1pp n a,.ax ,,,.lr, Ian Il szsxn wife Of
oi .ix en- ~. '''
- az The fan Inv are respectfully invited 10
~ sns,,l ..ryios AZ 81 Paus Chuch on wednesday
81 oicioei o m
sds.,lv Al nj, r.,s.pee No 10 Monroe place,
Brooklyn on aonGsy jan ~ s, "a T9i,,ton %
SeH on IA 80. 49,, s IL ~. ~ hi. broh.. Samuel
ihs n. Hn.sId "a in,jtsd 70 attend hs fansal