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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-04


DISTRICT OF BALTIC. COUNTY.
by virtue Of \ decree Of the Circuit Court foi
Baltimore county, sitting in Equity, passed. IL
@X in cause pending in said Court, 49,
~ wherein Josias ". DehOff and Thomas
J. Gorsuch are compiainants and Rachel Wilson
aud others are defendants, the undersigned, Trus-
tees, will offer for sale. by public auction at the
Court House door in TOwsontown, on
Tae'fty, hs IA dog Of February. lss2.
at IL o'clock NJ,
All that lot Of land situated in the 9Th election dis
trict. adjoining lands Of John Pearce aud others,
which was conveyed by Joshua u. ,iseen q ATy-
ana Boryn, by deed dated the goth day Of De.
eember. ia the year ls5s, and recorded anon the
Land Records Of Baltimore county, In Liber q.
II. C.. No. - folio 23?, de- said lot being coin.
posed Of parts q several tracts Of land known re.
speetively as Bears Rock" "walnut Hills" aud
"Markey's IIiil.' containing about
IS ACRES AND IS PERcHES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS.
improved by . tWo-story DWELLING HOUSE.
Of convenient sire and arrangement, and neces-
sary outbuildings, and the right To use one-hali
Of large and convenient barn situated on farm
adjoining this property aud but short distance
from tho dwelling. Also q wood lot located about
mile from the above named property, adjoining
the lands Of Jacob Shamberger and Others, con.
tanning about ioi ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
Both lots are located on the county road lead
ing from Mt. Carmel 10 Middietown and near the
Beekieyssilie road. II 10 in q good neighbor-
hood and near churches, schools. stores. &c.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed By the decree
--One-half Cash on tho ratification Of the sale.
One hundred dollars Of the cash payment to be
deposited with the Trustees at the time Of sale.
aud the balance in six months from day Of sale,
deferred payment 20 bear interest and TO be &C.
cured 20 the satisfsction Of the Trustees.
w. FRANK MITCHELL,
JOHN l. YELL0TT, itasses'
GEO. W. HOOK, Auetioneer.
Jan. Its.
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IEo-Ths Baltimore Gassfis laughs a, the idea,
advanced BY some Newspapers. Of Hon. James O.
Blaine being the conservative" candidate for the
Presidency In 1854, aud says that In that year
"the Democracy will nominate Democrat, and
will take the field with intent TO win. No more
Horace Greeley tickets, II you please" "TSsnt
to win is gooi-very good. II strikes us they
have done the Sams thing several times before
and cot left
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-04

Jss- In his speech at the annual bAEaus, Of the
Baltimore merchants. held Thursday evening.
January scth, the merchant PhiianthrOPist, Mr..
Enoeh Pratt. the man who has given the city 81
Baltimore 81 .0oo, 200 to establish = circulating
library, said that when he came 90 Baltimore In
1881, he did not know but one family. and that
his capital amounted TO but $50. lie also said
he had seen In Europe institutions that had ex-
listed Eve hundred ysa5s. aad be did not see Why
the proposed library could Mt do the same and
continue indefinitely, unless some earthquake came
along and knocked Il over.
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Severn rive

es-Judgs YslIoss has decided tina. the G,and
Jary for the December term Of the Circuit Court
was N. O.. Mr.. Edward TOoiaa, juror from the
sth district and wie Esed IL Bsifi@ors city, hav-
Ing spoiled the business. Mr.. TOOian, like Mr..
Gaitsss, has made himself very expensive gen
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-04

~ In eonTsfsatiOn with PhIladslPhiA lady,
the wife Of distinguished American diplomat.
and AFTER little quiEaing 10 the clAss Of peO-
pie who we're likely To fall down and worship him,
Oscar Wilde Is credited with the remark that he
came to America 10 teach rs "to recognize the
beautiful In nature" "Then, said the lady, "you
hal better cut your hair shorter and your trousers
longer"
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Ec- We desire TO call especial attention 10 the
advertisement Of d. N. Ferry 4 Co., Detroit
Mich, which appears In our columns. They are
one Of the largest and most reliable firms engag-
cd In the business In the U. s., and their seeds
have justly earned great popularity by always
being fresh and just what they are represented 10
be. Our readers will do well 10 avail themselves
Of their offer TO send their beautiful Seed Annual
free 20 all wishing 10 purchaso seeds
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- in the eyes Of the JoHraai Senator George
II. Williams 10 . Democratic Moses. why9 lie
Is going to let the political nanaa fall into COL
ton's hat. held BY the Jomrzai man and in siii.
ton 'ihe hes, Of feeling exists between Governor
Hamilton aud our Distinguished Senator" Who
bu, Moses can furnish political nasna and re-
move plague spots made BY GubernatOriaI bootsi
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by virtue and in pursuance Of the power and
authority granted the unIcrsigRed. By a Mortgage
from Mary ". Kitchen slime 90 Christopher Wilson.
dated the eleventh day Of November. in the year
ls>o, and recorded in Liber W. NJ l., No. ., folio
$50. &e., one Of the Mortgage Records Of BAlti.
more county. the subscriber, a. Attorney for the
said Mortgage. will offer al public sale, TO the
highest bidder. at the COURT HOUSE DOOR, in
T0wS0NT0wN. Baltimore county, on
Weiaesisy, The Fiosf day IF MIrei, ISs2,
at ~ o'clock ".
THE MoRTGAGED LANDS AND PREMISES
described in said Mortgage. viz:
ALL THAT TRACT or parcel Of LAND in
baltimore county. on the old Belair Road, con
tanning
THREE HUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES.
MORE OR LESS,
being all the lands at the date Of said Mortgage.
belonging to the said Mary VI. kilehenstein, on
said road. and which are particularly described
In deed from Robert X. BOarman. Trustee, TO the
said Mary VI. kilehenstein. dated the twelfth day
Of March. 1879. aud recorded in Liber J. b., No.
III. folio 20i, de-. one Of the Land Records Of
Baltimore county.
The Improvements on said Ian lie consist Of
DWELLING HOUSE WITH THE NEcEsSA-
RY ouTBUILDlNGs; ALSO, TENANT
HOUSE, &C.
The baltimore and Jerusalem Turnpike 10 one Of
the best and easiest roads leading out Of Balii-
more The quality Of the land Is peculiarly adapt
ed TO trucking. light sandy soil. Vegetables are
raised early and In large quantities. The land Is
well waterci. The neighbOrhood IL one Of the
best; schools aud churches Of all denominations
are convenient. among them Sc. Joseph's cathO-
lie Church and School.
ALSO,
ALL THAT OTHER TRACT OR PANcEL OF
LAND.
In Baltimore county, on the Hartford Turnpike,
containing
SIXTEEN ACRES. MORE OR LESS,
and which 10 particularly described In the deed
aforesaid from Robert X. Boarman, Trustee.
There are no improvements Is upon this tract.
ALL THAT OTHER TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND,
10 said county, on the Hartford Turnpike, called
"Grindon," or by Whatsoever name the same may
be known, containing
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. MORE or LESS,
vhich Is particularly described In the deed FROM
Robert II. Boarman. Trustee, to the said Mary
". Kiiehenstein, dated the twelfth day Of March,
1879, and recorded In Liber J. b., No. Ill, folio
200. &c, one Of the Land Records Of Baltimore
county. and also recorded in Liber J. H.. No. III,
folio 5iT, &C.. same record.
The improvements on this tract consist Of very
LARGE FRAME DWELLING, USED AS A
TAVERN AND STORE AND KNOWN AS
LAVENDER HILL" LARGE SwITZER
BARN. WITH STABLING
underneath ice house, smoke house. and all ne
eessary outbailiings. This property IL veil To-
Gated and Is an excellent stand Tor business.
TERMS or SALE.-0ne. third Of the purchase
money To be paid In Cash on the day sale, and the
residue with interest from said day, In equal pay
ments 81 six and twelve months from day Of sale
notes or bond to be given for the credit payments,
with security TO be approved BY the undersigned.
JOHN n. PRICE,
FEB. Its. Attorney for Mortgage.
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es- IL seems, froH, present indications, that
Samuel Butler, the man who vas elected ststs
Treasurer Of Pennsylvania by = Rspublieas
majority Of so,ooo. is the coming Governor ofthai
grand old cOmmoavsalih, sOrs-head Rspubli.
cans and Democrats 10 the contrary. nOswIih.
standing.
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Eo-POr the purpose Of facilitating the with.
drawai Of mutiiatsd coin frOn circulation the
superintendents ofeoinAge mints have been author
iIed by the Secretary Of the Treasury TO purchase
mutiiated United States silver coins Of standard
ansasss, 10 sums Of - aud upward, without melt.
Ing and assay. psyisg 81 the rate Of 81 per ounce
Of standard silver contained.
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je1-Ths Baltimore A@srieaa says that "nOw
that Judge YeIiOtt decided that residents of Bal
tissSss city sassoi be allowed 10 sssss on grand
Iuriss In Baltimore county, how would ., do fos
Police Board 10 rsiaiia,e By refusing to aliOv
residents Of Baltimore county to serve on the city
police fsree!" Well, proceed to Esisiiais. weeaB
stand Il u the police force can.
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en- Miss Mary Swain, Of Philadelphia, got
into street car which was very much crowded
aud she was compelled 70 stand. sudden jerk
Of tho ear threw her down and seriously injured
her back. She sued the company aud has just
obtained n verdict for 81, 900 damages.
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es-Mr. Il. J. FarbsF. Of the Baltimore county
delegation In The rssislstare, continues 10 dslvs
iais the subject Of streets and avenues In this
county. He seems 10 be making sort Of special
y Of this business and he viii no dsub, bring
some geod out Gift.
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30 The way the Journal man still tFiesl 10 be.
little Governor Hamilton IL positive proof that
the sore made By the Gubesnaisrial beet On . eer-
tain part Of,he editors person, has not ys, healed.
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E8-The Maryland Legislature. In some things
at least, is altogether too utterly previous. For
instance. IL adjourned on Thursday Of last week
to attend the GARFIELD memorial services at WASH
ington the next day, when the fact is those SER
vices will not be held until the latter part of this
moash. Some one has suggested that Il would be
good thing u the members would road the news
papers.
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Jas. G. Morton. watchmaker.

No. 20 West Fsvcffe Street, baltimore,
Having had several years experience In the Watch
and Jewery Business with Messrs. Geo. W. Webb
Co., and Messrs. Garfield Bro. Co., respect.
fully begs leave TO inform the public that he !;
prepared to Oil all orders, embracing chronome-
tiers, Watches, Clocks, Music Boxes and Jewelry.
All orders BY postal for repairing viii be promptly
attended 10.
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jro- Gre In Park Row, Nsw York city on
Tuesday morning Destroyed between ssvsn and
eight handred thousand dollars worth ofProper,y.
-Four persons Lost their iivss and several were
badly Injured.
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c1- There will be whole heap Of brains 10
Annapolis next Thursday-more than has been
there In any one day for long time. The Mary
land Editors' Association meets there. With the
Legislature and the editors both n session at the
time We fear that that particular part Of the
State may up mp and slide them all on into the
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-04

~ Il has been long time since Baltimore
county has had as strong working team in the
Legislature she has at the present session. All
the members are uids-awaks and active. aiusys
In their places and ready for everything that may
come along This 10 alike crsditabls TO the eOun-
y and the members themselves. Let them per-
severe In their good work and they will have the
thanks Of all tae people. regardless Of politics.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-04

Ge- The City Couneil Of Baltimore hes accept
cd the gif, aud iss eoaaitioss Of Mr.. EaOeh Pratt
for founding free library in that city,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-04

DUBLIC SALE
Il 90 VERY VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY, NEAR REGISTERS
TOWN, BALTIMORE COUNTY.
The subscriber having been farming about coo
acres, AID intending to move on a much smaller
FARM will sell the largest and best portion Of his
stock and farming implements. on TAHrsday, FeL.
23d. lss2, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the farm Of
T Mary q. worthington, 2 miles
N3M from keisterstown, on road tokf/H
-N0HA. Black Rock, the following stock. sfS3kw
&e.i very hne young Mules. good size and hnc
leaders; work Horses, one fne rider and dr-
yer; ~ Cows, some Of them will be fresh ut sale
Alderney Bull, four or six-horse broad tread
Wagon. good rs new three or l-horse Wagon,
Mix Wagon, Jersey Wagon. ; Hay Carriages, I
good as new: Champion Mower, Spring Wagon
Top, Plows, Harrows. Double Shovel Plows. 2 sets
Breechbands. I do. front Gears, Piow do. Wagon
Saddle, Collars Brdlcs. iIaltcrs. Grain Cradles.
old Iron and many other articles. 90 bbls. yellow
Corn, half interest In 81 acres Wheat. lot Bacon.
TERMS.-AIl sums Of $50 and under, cash ;
all suns over $50 n credit Of month";, purchasers
giving notes with approved security. No prop
er,y 20 be removed until terms are complied with.
Everything advertised will be sold.
FRANKLIN p. GOODWIN.
A. N. RUBY, Auct. !Feb.IAis.-?ts.
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DRIvATE SALE

DRIvATE SALE 81
u -0T- EsM
A HOUSE AND LOT IN TowsoNTowN,
Lot ia feet front and adjsins Trinity Church
property. The lot IL In fee. The House Is two
story frame, containing eight rooms, with cellar
under the whole.
e8-For further particulars apply TO
JOHN BURNS,
May 2t.-tf Towsontown.
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LIORTGAGEE'S SALE

John H. Price. Solicitor. Beiair. Hartford
county. Nd.
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PROPERTY
PRIVATE SALE.

A very desirable HOUSE AND LOT In the
village Of Pikssyilie, on the Reistsrstown -
:. turnpike, belonging TO the estate Of -
r. the late Mrs. kendig. For further
particulars aud terms apply 20
L0NGNECKER BROS,
USiox 0aise, Towsontown, Md.
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1 CAR ID.

A CARD.
BALTIMORE CouSrr, Jan. 3ist, 1852.
report has been circulated In and around
COckeysvlle. tina; the case of smallpox I repvrted
To the Commissioners, aud sent 10 the Marine Hos
Pital, was not smallpox. but only case Of mea-
sles. The report has injured me. aud Is contin.
uing TO do 80. Please publish the enclosed letter
from DR.. Howard, Of the Marine Hospital.
c. AsHros JEssor, NJ. d.
MARINE llosrIrAL, QUARANTINE STATION,
PoRr OF BALTIMORE, Jan. %, 1852.
Dear Doctor The case you sent 20 the Hos
pital from cockeysville IL undoubtedly mild case
Of smallpox, and all the doubling Doctors in the
world cannot change Il into . case Of measles.
Her name l. Mary Jane Young; she came here
on 18th inst. Yours truly.
J. Nell. HowARp. NJ. D.,
Feb. I.-it'D Quarantine Hospital Ply sieian.
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T,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
L seribcr has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore county, letters Of administration on
the estate Of
RE. J. W. BURTON,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 20
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber,
on or before The 7h dag Of AHyusi, 1889,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said ca
tate are requested TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of Jan. 1859.
JOHN ". BURTON.
Jan. H.-its) Admiui,,rator
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DANIEL n. WRIGHT,
Agent for the Farmers Mutual
Live Stock Protective As
ISOLATION Of North
America,
Il prepared to insure LIVE STOCK against loss
by accident or death from any cause. II Is TO the
interest Of every to insure his stock, and now
Il the time to insure.
Circulars giving particulars, sent on ap-
plcation.
Office with c. V. Cherbonnier, Attorney at Law,
Smcdley Row, ToHsontown, Nd.
Ian IF
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Ia Ge orpha~.' Court Co, Baiti~ors cou~,y.

ORDERED by tho Orphans Court Of Balti-
more county, this 2ith day Of January, A. d. Iss2,
that distribution Of tho personal estate Of said
Christopher J. LambeFton, late Of baltimore eoun.
y, deceased, be made by Patrick Murray, the
Executor Of the last will and testament OF said
Christopher J. Lamberton, deceased, on WsfHes-
day, fhe 5th day IF april, A. u. 1859, under the
direction and control Of this Court, tina, day hay
ing been appointed for that purpose By the said
Executor with the consent aud approval Of this
Court And IL is further ordered by this Court
that notice thereof aud notice 10 any and all leg
atees under said last will and testament or heirs
at law Of any deceased legatee named and men
toned In said last will aud testament and 10 any
and all persons interested in said estate 10 be and
appear In the Court in person, or By duly APP
pointed Attorney, on Wednesday, the 5th day Of
April, 1882, be given by publication Of this or
der once week for four successive weeks, before
the first day Of March, A. d. 1882, In two news
papers Published In Baltimore county aforesaid,
in the State Of Maryland.
JOSHUA y. C0CKEY,l
JOHN GONTRUM, Judges.
JESSE DAILY,
True copy-Test:
THOMAS PHILPOT,
Register Of Wills for baltimore county.
Jan. 2s.-it.
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rI1IIIs Is To GIVE NOTICE, Tha, the sub.
l. seribers haveob,aincdfr from the Orphans Court
Tor baltimore county. letters documentary on
the estate Of
MOSES CULLISON,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, 20
the subscribers,
on Or before The sh day II August, 1852;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 20 said e..
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 10Th DAY Of Jan, 1852.
GEORGE r. cULLISON.
GEORGE ". BELT, EAeeu'os'
Jan. ii.-4ts
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NALE

Charles Herzog. Solicitor, No. 81 Lexington
street, Baltimore Nd
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EARxIs FOR SAFE.

FIVE FARMS In Baltimore county for sale.
Apply 10 S. PARKER B0sLEr,
Nov. i9.--lEl Towsontown, Nd.
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Apply TO cHERBoNNIER 4 WRIGHT,
Real Estate Agents aad convsyanesrs,
Jan. 2l.-tf) Towsontown.
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Sales Of Property.
Fendsil s. Mitchell and John I. Yeiio.t.
Solicitors.
SALE

A NICE LITTLE PROPERTY IN THE 5TI
DISTRICT OF BALTIC. COUNTY.
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"a renewal; henee style o. decorative art freer
than the antique. but resulting therefron revived
by Raphael in the POntidcats Of Leo X. the re-
suit d the sxhaahs Of certain aneisa; paintings.
- U.gsfrr
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Legal Notices.
william s. Kooch, Attorney. Tas.ontOwn.

ESTATE OF CHRISTOPHER J. LANDER.
TON. LATE OF BALTIMORE COUNTY,
DECEASED.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-07
Al EXTRAORDINARY oFgER.

There are a number Of persons out OF en-
ployment in every county-yet energetic men
willing to work do not need TO be. Those
willing TO work can make from 500 to $500
a month clear working for us in pleasant
and permanent business. The amount our
agents make varies-some making az high
as $500 month, while others az low as 500,
all depending on the energy Of the agent.
We have an article Of great merit. II shoIld
be sold to every house owner, and pays over
100 per cent profit. Each sale Is from 81 80
to $40. One agent in Pennsylvania sold 50 in
two days, and cleared SGl. An agent in New
York made Sl5 in one day. Any man with
energy enough TO work a full day. and will
do this during the year can make from
81 600 to s., 900 year. We only
want one man in each county, and
to him we will give the exclusive sale as
long as he continues to work faithfully
for u.s. There ia no competition, and nothing
like our invention made. Parties hay-
ing from 800 TO 81 900 TO invest, can OBJ.
tain General Agency for ten counties or a
State. Any one can make an investment Of
from S2i TO 81 0O0 without the least risk Of
loss, as our circulars will show that those in
vesting $25 can, after the thirty days trial,
return the goods uIsold TO us and get their
money back, il they do rot clear ct least
800. They show that the General Agent
who will take ten counties and invest $2lG
can, after trial Of ninety days, return
all goods unsold to us, and have money re-
turned to them if they fail 70 clear at least
$3.50 in that time. We are not paying sala-
ries, but we want men willing to work and
obtain as their pay the profits Of their energy.
Men not willing to wor!, on our terms will
not work on any. Those meaning business
will receive our largo descriptive circular and
extraordinary offer by inclosing thrae.eent
stamp, with their address. The frat to com
ply with our terms will receive the county OF
| counties they may wish to work.
| Address REsNER MANUFACTURING Co,
J us Smithfeld street, Pittsburg. Pa.
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PAssRNGKR LISTS.

CARLIN, July 6th.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow J. S.
Clement, Ogden; J. A. Wood. Rev. Il.
Crosby, wife and four children, Victoria, f.
c.; NJ. Lewis, San Francisco; d. Jenningg,
W. J. Bowler, Miss X. Hendry, Canada; H.
Grinell wife and daughter, r. W. Trumbu'l
aud family. Michigan; Mr., and Mrs. j.
Snowman, Australia j. J. Moore, Ottawa,
o.; H. Eppinger, wife and three children,
Dixon, Gala; Mrs. l.. +. Wingard, Port
land, Or; J. Van Arman and wife, Mil
Jennie Stewart, Chicago; R. NJ. Clement,
oakland; S. w. Seazs. Miss Louie Wells P.
G. Weber and wife, Salt Lake; John Boera,
Truman LaSaya, New York; f. 2. Hastings,
Wells. New; Miss Mary e. Caldwell, Hall.
fax, \. s.; seventy.one e:nigrant passengers,
Including forty-eight males, to arrive at Sac.
ramen.o July S-h.
NEwHALL, July 6th.-Passed here to-day
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow Mrs.
J. G. Brown, Miss Mary Stewart, Tomb
stone w. b. Ehrendt, Guaymas, Mexico
s. P. Vicllers New York G. F. Stamford,
San Francisco; T. Il. Walker, Los Angeles
Richard Garden, Pomona; i. L. Pacheco,
Mrs. L. Cardwell, Miss II. Barrows, j.
Blankorsheim, Los Angeles George Stone
man, San Gabriel Mrs. IL. S. Velasco, Los
Angeles; Mrs. j. II. Thsyer, Omaha Mrs.
Shepard, Mrs. Wolfskill, Mira. j. II. Fulton,
P. Aferd and wife and two children, Los
Angeles L. Bonsall, Marioopa; " Brusshi.
Sonora VIM. j. O'Connor, John O'Connor,
Los Angeles; T. Z. Shaushnessy, Tomb.
stone f. Z. Musser, Tucson; w. A. Car
penter, Los Angeles; Mrs. j. Peters, Tomb
stone; DR.. j. Graves aud wife, Claremort,
y. H; Judge Bowman, San Bernardino ;
w. NJ. Woodcock. San Francisco. A. d.
Carter, Los Angeles 4. I. Dyer, Riverside,
Miss; &. L. Aver, PkUlix.
OMAHA, July 6sh.-Left here to-day, to ar
rive in Sacramento July 10Th Miss Daniel
George, +. Dickson, San Francisco; Josie
Lemon, Lacrosse, Wisconsin Emma J.. Hop
kins Washington Paul Schmitten, Europe
z. Keller, New York