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The New York herald., 1870-12-27

ALLIsoS.--On Monday, December 26 after short
Illness JorfN ALLISON, IN the Goth year OF ms age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect.
fully Invited TO attend the funeral. on Wednesday
afternoon, Al one O'Clock, from MS late residence,
No COS Ninth avenue, corner OF IGrty-sxth street.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
BoBREM.-At Williamsburg, l.. l., on sunday,
December 25 HANNAH MARIA, VIE OF Jackson NJ
Boerem, aged As years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited attend the fEneral services. at the
Reformed church. IN Bedford avenue. on Wednesday
afternoon, at one O'Clock.
BRADroRD.--O Christmas morning, OF congestion
OF the lungs, CLARENCE T., elder child of Joseph H.
and Hattie ii. Bradford, aged years. months and
IA days
Funeral this (Tuesdayl afternoon, at haf-past one
O'Clock. from Ia Hall street.
Portland tMe) papers please copy
CARPENrER.-On sunday, Decembcr %, Mrs. LA-
vISIA CARPENTER. wife Of william Carpenter
The relatives aud friends OF the family. The officers
ana brothers OF City Lodge, No. ISL, and oil Mount
Zion Encampmcnt. No IL, and OF Alpha Lodge No.
5S9, Good Templars, invited To attend the fune-
raj, on Wednesday afternoon. at one O'Clock, from
No. l27 Dulield street. Brooklyn.
CLARRY.-0n Saturday morning, December "a.
at his late residence III Taylor street Brooklyn h..
d.. FRANCIS A. CLAaRy, aged Al years. months ana
20 days.
Tue relatives aud friends Of tho famiiy are re-
The New York herald., 1870-12-27

RoUND rOR LOWER CALIFoRNIA.--Anncxed ~ n
list of passengers by the schooner Selma, which
saiied for Magdaena Bay. Lower California. yester
day:--Colonel ID. y. Hungerford, Charles ID. Wal.
lace Brant Seguine, Emanuel N. German, James :.
Wilson. Following Gre the passengers by the New
ton Booth for Magdaena Bay, sailing yesterday
Fred. X. Carrck, f.. A. Manning, Margarta A.
Navarcte, Mary Navarete, George I. Boardman. }.
ran~er Henrv aar A. Marina Nav,re,S Sarah WI.
son, Alfred Wheeler Arricrto M. Cordova, r. &.
Angulo Y. w. Bowales, Gregorio UrrOagoitia. g.
w. Kimball, James Iawrencs, NJ. Winteraeld. Rass-
mus olsen. James Cole.--Soa Francisco B,tt!eti,.
Dec. IL.
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COURSE OF EMPIRE.

Two thousand ana ffty-eight passengers arrived
1T this port from foreign ports during the week end
ing Saturday, December "a. They came by the fol-
lowing vessels:-
Steamships Tybce. st. Domingo, 4; Copernicus
Buenos Ayres. IL; Iowa, Glasgow, Ga; Nevada
Liverpool 100; Sidontan. Glasgow $50; City OF Cork,
Liverpool 90; Rapidan Havana, 8; Merrimac, Rio
don, Liverpool, 304; Tyran, Palermo &c. 5; MORO
Castle, Havana, 10; Russia. Liverpool, 2l4; Guiding
Rhen, Bremen, 255; Lafayette, Iavre, 3o Pennsyl-
wanna, Liverpool, 252; ship American Congress.
London, 80: barks Quickstep Liverpool, - Clara,
Buenos Ayres, !. Total number OF passengers 2.05s
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o ID I z U A r Y /.
Rev. Albert Barnes.

The distinguished Presbyterian divine, Albert
Barnes, died suddenly, in Philadelphia. at four +. NJ.
on Saturday last. ABOUT half past three O'Clock on
that day, in company with his daughter, he left his
residence for a visit to friend living about mile
distant He walked the entire distance, and reached
the house OF his friend considerably fatigued En-
tering he took seat and awaited the coming OF the
family, when suddenly, and without utierng an ex-
camation he fell back upon his chair and expired.
MIR. Barnes was born in Rome, IN. V, December l.
179S. While working IN hts fathers tannery he pur
sued his sudes closely that he prepared himself
for college, and entered Hamilton College New
York, whence he graduated In 1920. AT the
age OF twenty-tSO. After pursuing theological
course at Princeton College. New Jersey,
he received his license to preach and was ordained
and installed pastor OF the Presbyterian church IN
Merrlsown, N. j., in February, 1926 In 1880 he ac-
ceptcd u call rom The First Presbyterian church or
Philadelphia and presided over that congregation
until WITHIN Il few years age, when age and nlrmi.
ties compelled him TO resign his charge Az pulpit
orator Mr.. Barnes mad few equals upon the Amcr-
can Continent. His manner was peculiarly winning
and his language strong, concise and convincing.
ana touching truths Of the Gospel which ns taught
and 1t was this peculiar eloquence which won him
such place IN the hearts OF his congregation Mr..
Barnes was however, more extensively mp
precated as writer Than a. preacher. His
numerous writings, and Bble CommenarieSn in
particular, have earned HIM worldwide reputa-
ton. HIS ''Notes on the Gospels probably were
the most popular Protestant theological works ever
published, more than million copies OF the English
edition alone having been printed They have been
extensively translated and adopted by leading Bbli.
cal students In the Old World. His "Lie OF ST.
Paul. evidences of Christianity" and "Scrlptural
Views OF Slavery also obtained q vile circulation.
Al the division OF the Presbyterian Church, in
1882, Mr.. Barnes sided with the New School party,
and was the leading spirit in that branch OF the
Church for many years One OF the most interesting
incidents OF the meeting or the General Assembly OF
the United Presbyterian Church III Philadelphia last
spring the fraternal visit Of nearly fifty or the
nr uatn fltnn nFt
exception, Mr. Barnes was the Oldest living aumnlis
Mr.. Barnes preached his last sermon on sunday, tue
18th, TO the inmates or the Philadelphia House OF
Refuge, ana was in apparent perfect health up 10
the moment OF his sudden demise.
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PERSONAL. NOTES.

Colonel A. L. Harrison, a grandson OF the late cx-
President Harrison, died last week at indianapolis
indiana, aged thirty eight years.
Dr. A. B. Earle's visit TO Raleigh, n. e., converted
some fve hun dred persons. among them the Cover
nor, and this gr eat revival IL sun III progress.
Mary Jane Henderson. OF Raleigh N. c., has one
husband in the penitentary and two nave been
hung for murder.
The Cincinnati CNiOnirso. The Western Court Jour
nal OF the administration, says that Miss Nellie
Grant daughter Of the Pre-, ident, 10 he mar
ried 10 young man IN Covington.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

SEYMoUR-SwALM.-On Thursday. December -.
by the Rev. H. III. Gallaher, OF Brooklyn assisted by
Rev. Andrew Longacre, OF New York, JAMES Ii.
SEYMOUR of New York, to Miss KATIE SwAIA,
only daughter of Dr. >. ]. Swain, of Brooklyn. No
cards.
ToKLAs-WIsE.-On Sunday December % at the
residence OF the brides mother, by the Rev. Dr. II.
Nldaver, MAX TokLAs to MARY WISE, daughter ol
the late Morris Wise.
san Francisco and San lose papers please copy.
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Captain Minor Know,,on.

This gentleman died at Burlington, n. j., on the
oath inst, In the sixtysxth year OF his age. In the
year 1925 he entered West Point, from Connecticut
and in Is 20 he was appointed Brevet Second Leu
tenant Of the First artillery. lie filled many posi-
ti0ns In the capacity of military Instructor. Captain
knowton wrote some works which have attracted
attention. His work on ''Notes on Gunpowder-
Cannon and Proectiles,n was published III ls40 and
was favoraby received. DESTROYS Of seeing service
abroad, he, III the year lS45 attached himself TO the
staff OF The French Marshal Bugeaud, and served
with the French army IN Algeria. AT the time of his
death captain Knowlton was still in the service All
who knew him speak kindly OF his many sterling
traits OF character.
The New York herald., 1870-12-27

SPEAI.-At Hobo9cn, n. T., on sunday December
%, suddenly. GEORGE MARSHALL SPEAR, Sr., In ths.
,lst wear of his age.
rne relatives and friends OF the family and OF his
son, George Marshall Spear Jr are respectfully In-
1T one oclock. from Trinity church, corner Seventh
aud Washington streets. Hoboken
SwERNEY.--On Monday, December %, MARGARET.
the heloved wife OF James sweeney, native Of the
parish OF Tydavenei, county Monaghan Ireland.
Funeral from her late residence No. : Macdougai
street. TO s. Anihony's church, Sullivan street ON
Wednesday morning, at halfpast ten o'ciocS,
where solemn requiem mass VIII be celebrated
for The repose OF her SOUL from thence TO Calvary
| Cemetery for interment.
TuRSBULL.--on Monday December 26 OF scarlet
! eter. ARTHUR CRAWFORD. son OF G. W. and Jose
phine Tuinbn, aged years, III months and o days.
\ TuLEy.-0n Friday morning, December 23 Cap
| tain EDWARD TIILEY aged II years.
The friends are invited TO attend the funeral. from
the residence Of Mr. Messerole. Georgia avenue, nrst
1 house from Atlantic avenue East New York, Ia
| Duesdayl morning, 40 ten O'Clock.
| TnoNPs N-0n Thursday December o. suddenly,
/ CHARLES THOMPSON.
The funeral viii place from his late residence.
No 306 East 18th street, near Second avenue, this
| Oues'layl morning, al eleven O'Clock.
NETcH.-In this city, sunday, December %.
CHARLES W. NEITcH, son Of William Neitch In tha
3lst year OF his age.
The relatives an friends OF the family are respect
fully nylted to attend the funeral services at the
Bedford street Methodist Episcopal church, corner
o Bedford and Morton streets, this (Iucsday) even-
Ing. NJ eight O'Clock.
| WAIsH.-on sunday. December 2s Mrs SUSAN
WALSH wife OF Martin Walsh, a native of The parish
| OF Durynilen, county fermanagh, Ireland, In the
The friends OF the family are respect fully invited
To attend the funeral. from her late residence. 3os
Mott street. hs Tuesday) aiterno IN. at two O'Clock
MOor.-M Hackensack. \. J on SATURDAY, De-
| ceinher - MARIA DEMaEEsr vile OF Robert G..
| Wo0 aged 81 years.
| Funeral services in First Reformed church, Hack
| ensack, thus Uuesdayl morning, at haf-past teu
O'Clock. Cars leave Chambers street at nine A. M.
| WiLsoN.-Suddenly, OF apoplexy, in Jersey city.
| on saturday, December ~, HENRY WILSON, former.
ly of Bangor, Me-. IN the 5'th year Of MS age.
Relatives and friends invited TO attend the fu-
neral this rnesdayi afternoon at two O'Clock from
his late residence. ls7 Mercer street. Jersey ciy.
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CIRCULAR.
LEAD AND SILVER BARS.
ALSO,
LEAD AND SILVER ORES.

rV,HE ,sELBY LEAD AND SILVER sMELT-
i ING AND REFINING COMPANY having
made large additions to their Works, are pre-
pared 10 receive, in any quantity. Lead Bullion
containing Silver and Gold. Returns, in all
cases. will be made promptly in twenty days
from the receipt Of the bullion in San Francisco.
Returns for Galena Ores containing Silver will
be made within thirty days from delivery in San
Francisco. These ores should be concentrated
so as to assay fifty per cent. in Lead.
They are also increasing their Works for the
reduction of Rich Silver Ores. This addition
will be completed about the 18th OF September.
Freight and shipping charges advanced on
shipments to these Works, provided che amount
does not exceed the net value Of the shipment.
TH0s. H. sEf.BY 4 co.
San Francisco. Cal. July as. 1870. au3-2w
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Notice to Creditors.

EsTATE OF JAMES A. SMITH. DECEASED.
II Notice is hereby given, by the under
signed, Administrator Of the Estate Of James A.
Smith. deceased. to the creditors of and all per-
sons having claims against the said deceased. to
them, with the necessary vouchers.
within ten months after the first publication OF
this notice, to the said Administration, at the
ONCE Of y. W.. Cole, Hunter street, Hamilton.
White Pine county, HENRY A. YOUNG.
Administrator Of the Estate OF James A. Smith.
deceased. =
Dated Hamilton, August 3. 1870. an9-4w
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FOR SALE AT "A BARGAIN |

A BoARDINGHoUSE AND RESTAURANT.
IN with IS to 30 steady Boarders. Rent cheap.
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Local Fntrutgenrr.

STOCKHOLDERS DIRECTORY.
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED AND uNPAD ON WHITE
PINE STOCKS.
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WE WILL ALSO RUN A
FAST FREIGHT LINE
FROM PALISADE,
OVER THE SAME ROUTE.

~ Marx Goods care w. L E., Palisade.'
Parties shipping goods by our line will plesse
give notice at our Offices. at San Francisco and
Sacramento. where they will receive prompt at
tention and be forwarded with dispatch.
ofices-224 Clay street, San Francisco; 26
street. Sacramento; SO South @ street, Virginia
City; and Main street, Hamilton, White Pine.
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TN ANY QUANTITY, AT THE FOLLOWING
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On Ores Assaying per tun $40. Is per cent. of
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On Ores Assaying per tun $40, 10 per cent. Of
Assay Valne.
On Ores Assaying per tun $50. AZ per cent. of
Assay Value.
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On Ores Assayins per tun 500. 30 per cent. of
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On Ores Assaying per tnn sl25, Sc per cent. of
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AN ORDINANCE 10 nrescribo onl

"A n UIIDIN ANOE 10 preecrlbe and
regulate the Fees of the Mayor, Marshal and Deputy
darshas oil the Incorporated Village Of Ashtabula,
Section BE 1t ordained that the Mayor Of the In
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ID by him in his judicial capacity shall he entitled to
harge and receive the same fees as are now for like
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Passed January TO- 1870. 45
Attest TnEoD. HALL, Clerk. L. II. GILKEY, Mayor.
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AN ORDINANCE to Regulate 8 Re.

strain Beer and Porter Houses or shops.
Section IBe 1t Ordained by the ouncil of the In
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proprietor of each and every Ale Beer and Porter
House shop within the Incorporated Village OF Ash
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la after the hour OF nine (9) o'clock, p. M.
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Passed January 10. 1870
Attsst, THEoD. HALL. Clerk. f. II. GILKEY, Mayor.