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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16
For the Arkansas In,ellieeneer.

NArtht Dan, ARKs. May 1Oth, le4e.
NJ EDiross-i have ju.t returned from trip in
'dhern part Of this State, and have had chances
ehdderable political Information. The sky
nes % somrwhat clouded and obscured; hut Col.
ssun is brilliant. From oil the signs I have
kd, gather the most cheering auspices Of his
The people are awake to II cir true Interests,
sisgnning to see how much more to their hen.
suf' the iahors Of talented and able men. than
f ,1tflions Of damagogucs who cater for them.
my. Gsv. Yell has deserted his democratic
~ and, BY his endeavors to place himself in the
good democrat and sb-r man. when he knew
'ps were ,stisfcd with Col Ashley. has create
a~ord-diseord, that will assuredly recoil upon
head. The story of the "plcdge." does Yell
asr' 'hsn any one else and | am greatly sur.
hat the Governor has not long ago yelled out,
~ me from my friends" The use that they
nends--'nake Of this '.sickly tale" sbrws how
a'e'y they are convinced that they arc engaged
Ftta cause. Col. Ashley is too strong for
.s's'ore they neplec, the "weapons Of soberness
argument and reason, and descend to all
naa!reues and willy plans to uphold their cause;
~ be no go-no show. The track is as good as
ouch men as Truth" ..Boreas," "Aratus."
80, may Fay what picsses their fancy-.nd
,sm as1 show that they are taneiu!-still they
ace me truth that the disorganizng conduct
'msnds is doing almost as much FOR Ashley as
q m@efits In the counties of Madison, Carroll,
sewton, Ashley is very strong; they will give
vote !or Ashley candidates mex; election.
~ county, too, Ashley has many staunch sup:
1 bave seen men in all these counties, and
20 het'fat'on in saying that in some Of them,
7 stronger than Yell hive to one. The war
I'ofaf. was bad move upon the part Of the
sIwersc .s,ersc than the "pI-dge" story. Woodruff
"isy are both democra,s--are both men who
yssosred great services to tho Statc--und s-saiI-
sa lszardous game. let even men who were
Popular. be the assailants.
'enrs with respect, RAMBLER.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16
Spring aud Summer CoOd,.

uSI rec snd in store for sals rery ehe,p,-Frsneh
~ and English brosdelo,hs Military .ky bae cloth.
for s. Army: Black and fancy easiaere.: K,otueky
Jeans, nseys and Jerseys Pilot nd beaver eo,h, Sa
NETS Maek,nsw blankets: Msriho and six drawers
and shirts; Wool and merino era,.ts 10 b,Ie -,
shirtings: tales !s DO. do bales "a do DO: case,
blue prints $40 pieces t,s'd) prints: and general
sorim.n, of shoes boats, hats sugar. coffee st, nail,
and great variety Of other articles
Van Burcn. Nay l3, 10. C. c. PICKETT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16
NOTICE.

SEALED Proposals will he received at tie off &C ol
~ the undersigned until ~ o'clock NJ Saturday The
18th day Of June 1876. for Furnishing the QGar,e,
Master. Department At Fort Smith, Ark's, with On.
Hundred and Fifty Tons Good Prairie Hay
The hay 10 be stocked or rieked by the Contractor
and al his expense, in such place and manner as the
Quarter Master may direct,
The contract TO be comps,ed on or before the 18th
day Of August 1s46. The privilege of rejecting sny
or all bids deemed to high is reserved to III. United
States. E. B ALEXANDER, 4. O. NJ
QuAsTrR M,srEE's 0Fner,
Fort Smith, Ark. May I3, 1876.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16
!, = rrno.i.-The severisies rxpe.i.

IC. FrnoI.-The severisies expert
c.n. Fromop,'s exploring company In
~, such tia, Mr.. Preuss. the 6erman
~, obliged 10 live on live taads.
,,pph, with a p-nknifr. Tie also ate
!. .ntfering them TO crawl upon his fin.
'1Ts.Lin, hem off. For some time the
,,uy 1a lived upon their on n mules nnd
ga "a .fier having eaten their fa,orile dog,
~, rvsi for nearly week upon acorns.
r of the country. they. came TO tribe
,bo ate grass like cattio. One lrib~.
lakes, lived upon worms smother
another upon pine nuts another upon
s,me of ,hes- tribes could not ride morse.
mauy Of them had never bcheId the
.hi,s man. They live in h"lra in the
a 90 naked in mid-winier. They are
.;,h,ly above the condition Of the brute
They have M o,her occupation but To
II These tribes live ON the borders Of the
"a between the Rocky Mou n,ains and
.x, Range, almost the whole OF which
! i volcanic and barren. south Of the Co
,rer. 81 far us explored.
|, Fremont is now upon his third tour, ex.
ia, c.au,ry.-Erening ournai.
.l;,s Grand in iIr Fine Aris.-A three
,.;,tiugi-We pnss-d n few moments re-
1 as, the Louisville Courier. in the rooms
| N,a,ard. the gentleman We spoke Of some
,oce, as having been ,ndus,riouslv en-.
a, xyeral years IN designing and printing a
suornna of,he Mississippi and Ohio rivers,
L,u,s, covering an extent Of three miles.
Ius !, one of inmens- magnitude, hu, he is
n, in his Iabors. and is progressing finely.
40 ,othe present time. completed the Mis-.
4 r,er from New Orleans to some distance
ycksbGrg, with views of all The tow ns, is.
,ud sugar nnd'co,,on plantations between
,sces. Every thing is given with truth
krurcy; and with the finest scenic effect.
id moonlight scenes, magnificent forests.
chest shrabbery, STEAMBOATS, majcs,icaIly
hing their way through tho water. or taking
kshi and wood. "brnadhorns" quietly float.
bsnlhe stream, and all the features which
ssfze our Western rivers, are poftrayed
.Banvnrd with wonderful force. The Mis-
will he completed in some two or three
J, shen Mr. Il. drsigns taking il East.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16
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Died,

'r'nston City. on the 4th April. 1876 c,.s
! child with intelligence and re.' ~
Ri ~ }en.rs, sgsd three years, daueh,e' o. Juoee
NJ. PASCAL and SARAH PAscaAL, Of Van bu'
4saasas. Onion.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16
Mineral Or soda water.

Mineral OF soda water.
" .. 4 n. MAYERs have the plessuse TO an
hounee 10 the lovers Of this delightfsI bevss'
they have fountain in operasien, secom'
Z Sstn ice and the various syruPs. 49,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16
THO's HAZEN;

NAKES ihi, netko1 q ihfofniny kis OF easioners.
and the psb,se gsner.iy that. BY the late srrTv.l
o7 the Steamer Arkansss No s. he reeeivsd eeneral
,.sor,mea, % staple goods which he has opened al the
old store Of W. C. Robertson, on Frsaf Strsd; SnS
which he oers Wholesale retail tot cash barter.
lie doe. not wish 10 puf OF boas; Of his long resi-
denee and extensive aeeasin,anee in the country;
his extraordinary abilities in Parehsssng good. OF esea
.sy he ~i sell cheaper than one else; but he
does wish il kaoxa that bis motto Is TO 4" iEe and let
live, aad that he acts the principle that MIN.
tl. sixpceee is better than sio~ shiii'as. aIe
eon-equenily siils cell as cheap as the ehsaYssi.
Van Baren, April 9th, ls+6.-s-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16
LEONARD WIL.LHAF

VJlLI. keep constantly on hand supply Of Butter.
!" soda, and Water Crackers which he informs
.ountv merchants he is able sell for less than Gin.
etnnati prices he also housekeeping constantly on
hand Cakes and Light Bread.
April IL. 1876.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16
NOTICE

NOTICE
rs hereby given that at the April term Of the Pro-
bate Court Of Crawford county, A. D. 1916. letters
Of a,niais,ratian we're eLaled TO the undersigned
the estate Of S. 5. Oliver. deceased. which lettcrs
bear date the s,h day Of April, A. D. 1916. Therefore
all persons having claims against said estate are re-
ouircd 10 exhibit the same 10 the unde rsgned pro
pcrir authenticated within year after the date of
said letters, they may DC precIuded from any benht
in said estate, aud if such claims be not exhibited
within two years from the date OF said letter. they
shall be forever barred and Prceiuded from any bens'
fit from -zid estate.
MARY NJ. OLIVER. Adm's,
1HOS QUEsENBURY, Adm'r,
or 8. s. OLrvEs, deed. E.S
Nav 9. I-i6-i2-0w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

gTNHE undersigned will sell at public vendue to the
highest bidder at the late residence offs s Oliver,
dec d. in Crawford county, ON Friday the 22nd day oil
Maf :instsnt.l all the pershabc property belonging
10 the estate Of the said s. S. Oliver dec d. consisting
of horses mules cattle, hogs sieep, one jack, farm.
np utensils household and kitchen farniture, with
many other articles unnecessary to mention. Terms
of sale. All sums under five dollars, cash in hand
All amounts fve dollars, credit until inc hrst OF
J,nnarv next, the purchaser giving bond approved
security Mhhi W. 1917 p,I,' q. In, ,tH ~"
May 2d-3w OFFS. 5 oh'er, dec
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16
NOTICE
To CLAIMANTS UNDrR TAX TtTLIcs OF
eNiN 4 DAVIS tAN0S.


6vSiN 4 DAVIS uN0s.
A CosspssABLE por,ioa Of he lauds purchased
a in Arkansas. some ten yearsueo. by Messrs.
Gwin g. Davis. embracing near, loo. 600 ncrrs.
have. throogh The negligence Of former Agents.
been sold for ncn-paymenf Of iaxcs. aud most III
not all OF them have since ec~u rcdoemcd, lkfussh
the Agency Of Tho undersigned. I;u,, = il !.
possiblc that some Of them may silt b. unrs-
deemed, the undersigned requests all PARSONS 81
ting up sny claim. under tax purchases, tcauy Of
The iand. which are rer taxed in the nane Of
Grin g. Darts, in the following counties. TO sp-
prise him thereof as early as practicable. parsieu.
lary designating the tract or tracts claimed, the
year when. and the county in which they were
purchased, and the loves, amount for which they
will execute full rclinqushment Of their claims.
The lands are situate aud listed for .axa,ion in
the following coun,ics. viz:
Arkansas, Jeffsrscu.
Bradley, Johnson.
Clark, Pulaski.
Crawford, Philips.
Dallas, 81. Fanees.
franklin, r-n Union.
If tbs terms proposed for fe!inquishmsnt b
deemed reasonable, they will be scceded 10 but
tito undersigned is not authorized 10 pay an sx-
orbiiaut sum for the redemption OF any tract.
The proprie,ors Of these lands are not, at this
time, prepared TO make sales Of any Of thcm. but
will receive. and take into consideration, propos.
ais from persons wishing to purchase. ANY per-
son. therefore. wishing 10 purchase, can have
their proposals submitted TO the proprie,ors. bi
addressing them TO the derssned-desgnaiing
the lands wanted, tho price they ere willing 10
pay. and the terms Of payment they can make. =
Complete lists o! the lands, in each county, can
be found, by referring 10 the Tax Lists for tho
presen, year, in the hands Of the SHERIFF. and
Clerks Of the respective counties desieuascd above.
All letters in relation to the redemption orals
of the above mentioned lands, must 30 posf pad,
or no notice viii bitasen OF them.
WM. f. WOODRUFF.
Little Rock, April l6, ls46.-l2-3w
-, the Van Buren Intellgenecr, Helena Journals
and Washington Telegraph, will give the above thres
insertions for $40 eaeh they may do %, and, immsds
sfsy after the last insertion transmit their re-
ceipted for the same, with two Of their pa
pers containing the advertisement, and the money
therefor will be paid 10 their order. W. Z. w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16

|1UT ribbed decanters, pressed sugar. inch round
dishes, do do do, do oblong do. do do do, 3
Mai, tumbers l.3 do do. For sale by
NAV Id SCOTT, WHITE, & co.
4 LIKELY Negro Girl 10 hire on reasonable terms
u ;pouire of PASCHAL Il OGDEN.
May IL, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16
PLAYING, VISITING AND
BLANK CARDS.

GORGE COOK. OF the late firm OF Ely Smith
" & COOK. fnr the past six years manufaciur-
ers Of the celebrated BaRrLErr Casps. would IN.
form the public and patrons ofihe old abshmeni.
No. al Fulton street. where he has always been
employed. that he continues the manufacture of
all varieties OF Playing. Visiting and Blank Cards.
heretofore furnished BY tho establishment; and
,ha, orders for various kinds will be promptly and
faithfully executed. on application To his sole
agents, Mcssrs. Ely & Latham, No II Fulton
street. at the following prices. usual discount of
for Cash. or TO those who buy to sell again. viz
Star. Chain. Dot, Wave, Diamond. Marble and
white backs. $50 per gross
Harry and white back. so
Dccaiurs do "a
EIlser do 81
llerry Andrewsdo Is
Highlanders, No sta, Il marble
back is
do Noe. l2
EnamelIed, Ivory and Pearl surface Cards, as per
the following scale.
Large, No fifteen Enamelled. IS No thirteen
ivory enamelled, 81 twelve enamciied, 81 No
if,een ivory and pearl surface. 81 No fourteen
ivory and pearl surface. 81 81 No thirteen ivory
and pearl surface, 81 so No twelve ivory and pea RI
surface. 81 As.
Small. No eleven ivory and pea ri surface, 81
No ten ivory and pearl surface, So so No nine
IVORY and pearl surface. IS No eight do So SO No
seven do 50 50 No six DO 81 25 No FIVE do 50
No four do So No three do 81 so No two do 81
50 No one DO 81 25 No eleven do 81 81 No ten
DO 81 25 No nine do 81 25 No eight do 81 90
No seven do 81 Go No six do 81 90 No five do
rs cents. No four do IS cents. No three DO GO
cents. No two do 81 cen.
No one 80 cents.
Embossed enamelled cards, tinted and plain
beautifully polished. with elegant design as bor.
ders.
PRINTERS BLANK CARDS.
Small blanks, (paly's card size,) No l, SIS pr
No2 do IL
Large No |, S24 per gross Noe, 81
Double size small. No !, s20No2. "a
Double size OF tho large No IL SIS
Also ali the above sizes Of every description. 10
order.
Other skies cut to order Of either Of the fore
going qualities.
Mourning Cards of various sizes, made to order.
Gold -bordcsed cards do do
Gilt.edce do do
Enamclled sheets, cap sizc. and 20 By "a inches
Ivory surface do do do
Pearl do do do 10
Blank sheet DO do do
Also Railroad and Steamboat Tickets, made TO
order, of any color, or Of different colors as may
be desired.
The subscriber invites ali editors Of the United
States and Canada, who nre disposed to take their
pay in cards, and who will send copy Of their
paper containing this advertisement. To insert for
three months. GEORGE CtOk.
New York, Jan. IA. 1916 26--3,n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16

= BARRELS Pilot Bread:
~ 5 Do Batter Bisenit;
10 do Water Crackers;
S do. Potatoes;
bbl. whisksy;
Is DO do;
25 BoIes Cheese; Reed ths e.y On
W. Il. = NJ NAYERs.
Fort Smith. May ., 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16

LATE ARRIVAL
lust RECEIVED per steamboat Republic, and
~ opening in the brick store, on Main street.
formerly occupied by BY Messrs Wallace & Ward
cases blue Merrimac prints
do Cape Horn do
do Fancy do
Is pieces Irish LINN
do l0-i Linen sheetng
3 do s-4 Damask Linen
! case Bleached Shriings
Hem stitched and plain linen hsnds.eh'sis
10 dozen P. l.. Hats
Thread laces and edgings
May ?, 1876. G. c. PICKETT.
SCOTT WHITE 4 co. have jus, received per late
y arrivals a general assortment OF Dry Goods and
Groceries. which will be sold on reasonable terms.
May 9Th 46.
lust rec d per steamers Bourbon, Arkansas Mail,
- and Virginia. in addition to our iormer stoekG
10000 lbs. ron, assd;
Am and nglish blister. Germln and cast steel;
90 900 CT. cotton yarns;
80 boxes window glass;
% tumbers, sssd;
so pepper filsks
400 and gallon Jugs;
100 bbls whiskey,
90 " Am. brandy and gin,
zoo bags coffee,
90 hhds sugar,
10 boxes starch,
10 eases prints, assd,
90 bales domestic, asst'd, &C., &c. All OF which
we are disposed TO sell to our friends and customers
at a very small advance for edsh-or in exchange for
country produce HENRY 4 CUNNINGHAM.
Van Buren. May 9, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16

Iron consisting of-34 and ~ square. l.2 3-S SIS
1854 Sc l2 and inch round; by 3S, 3s by 80,
3.byl4,l by IA, Ia oy IL. 3.4 by 3.S, by IA
3l2 by "a. ? by SIS, by "a. by -, 81 by l-2,
.2 BY -. rs by IA, l.2 by 3I; nail rods -
81 and 5 inch boxes; plough wings. cast gudgeons
for saw mills.
Van Buren, May l6, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16

Fashionable neutra hats, do blk cashmere DO. Ash
land do, palm do.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16

Mems plain saddles, do a,tskapls do, ladies bucl
skin seat do do bogssn DO do. extra size pocke, bug
cotton wo,ed surcinglcs, martingales fair and bact
fair and black heads and reins, cotton and worste
girhs back bands, belly bands, srrup leathcrs wago
whips, double ring brides, round top leather trunk
cotton and worsted webbing, wide worst d girth
horse collars. wagon and plough names.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16

Imitation French castings consisting of-skillsts
with lids. do do fat griddes, stew pots with lids,
wash kettles, small pots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-09

Lectures on h Attn, Anatomy. Physiology,
4c With the Manitius DR. Weting gives his fourth regular
ieet.rs the eo:,se in the Rev Mr Mtyn Church hrys
ain oclocx animal hsa the and
h'l4oss he philosophy Of coughs bron hits
RE. .e e's.sas:. ,s Il II: .. e;sh
and some Of the Of To BE ustrated by dsec
from he Maintains. and sxhipuoa description Of
the liver hss,ys SPLEEN ssin ssd mucous msrb'aae Of
dss Lager ,hsn life, Of u. aud Admission ia,
Ladies and Gentlemen, old or young, who
NAV b. sact-a with failing III Of the hA Badness grey
hairs dsyDs &c, hsaskea Mr.. VIM. B. Mech
ns.tas bout H,lrs iesllb's ysE1eat
many hys sssa Of thu utility Of your lnfalibs Oistment
for the Hair Aboas since he'd the msfortune
Two bald spets on my hsad Issriy the OF atwohg
III tree your gu.nt which slso makes the har soft
$40 .'0' W. = ss III Lawyer. No sN..... st.
sons, 20 ,rsi rne~t Sehenslir anal street ].
yarv. cas- Be-, d~ay Mr. Eve srds Is Grand street Mr.
WE'LL 49, fraud sst Mrs. Sleaa 50 Grand street and At
s pnes hossae and retail drug and fancy socds stores
the or'H'us o., to pn~ve Il eountrrfsits.
@. Saund~rss Patent Metallic Tablet Raxor
EtoI the Oldest ~ approved strop use having
tcp e~fe the Iubc the lsas thirty eafs be bad
the ;aoscf.on Ne ~ BfosAwAy, wholsss and retail The
pablc aud strang ilvitsa call examine the vs
patterns
CT shang-Gent.emen and Boys can get
Co.hrR msd- 60 ready made, cheaper j. Wander
bits Maiden Lsae, than oths place in the
sss. s:.1 "a o "ssss hum
Knox's Fashion able Hsas 6Sr ehe ensuavg
spng ready Cor asA sale at is Fusa
between William Nassau Tosc who Are mot Ne
Nv rss o. shon bat he wish to lock uifosm. BY
made 70 oss vrry sot notice BY essr q above Sernx
style Of Boys Hats rev ay.
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"SunSuays ARShA 90 ks NE
TIE panic continues win undated vgor Quotsiions
fen III to-day, in instances, two per cent Hsrlsm
declined n per cent; Norwich and Worcester Read
ing. !; Long Island II; Canton. u Morris Canal
FsTmsr' Loan, /; Psansyivsni Elves, Q; kentucky
Sizes, OHIO sisas,1.
Attne second board. quotations fell on still further
Harlem declined per cent farmers Loan. 1; Long
Island, ~ Tho principal stocks which the bears
making the greatet efforts to dsprsss, the three
railroad stocks. Harlem. Long leland and Norwich and
Worcester The tighnsss IN the money nashst IL net
OF itself sumcent to deprsss prices down 10 the point
they have already rsschsd The decline has been too
rapid TO be produced by any single thing combine
ton OF Circumstances has GRATED The panic and until
the excitement psssss b., thsrs will BE- let up in
prices. The stock market Invariably moro affected By
anticipating events than by anyrssl evil when comes
The public mind IL very unsettled 10 relation to the
operation Of the subtressury many ere under tho i'm
preston that will create another rsvuIsion
destroy every bank In existence and turn thu whale
country upside This impression the bears in the stock
market take advantage o. and get up panic among the
bulls We do not wish to increase this psnIo but shers
as very little doubt that will pass the Sonata BY sr,ct
party vote, which gives sjssty for the bin Of vs Or
six This measure win - sssd IN shs sssass y snses
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Total
03 90, %


II will be observed that the principal increase has
been ], tho ports Of Lake Erie, in the aggregate al
though the per cent increase In the revenue collected At
any single port Of any importance, greater a o..
wsgo than any other. The revenue collected on the
frontier In Vermont In ls4s less than in 1914 from
which should Judge that the direct trade between
Low Canada and the Northern part Of Vermont was
falling OF and the trad directed to other shannels
The facilities afforded BY the great Western lakes for
carrying trade, must give the ports Of Upper Canada
advantages those Of Lower Canada which cannot
bs removed by any system Of internal Improvement that
may be perfected BY any thing but the most restrict
cd commercial systsms regulating the commercial in
Of the two countries 30 long Canada lsgis
latss for herself there il little danger OF trade being e-
strictsd the principles Of free trade are too deeply
rooted In Canada restrict the commerce Of one poro
pIace II on a par with others
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the party again. to hsai The dvssDs In The Tanks
and to bring back that harmony which has been nearly
destroyed By the toas OF the debate on the Oregon
question II will bs mAds . strict party measure, and
probably pass without any material alterations Il had
been 90 determined upon in caucus by the democratic
Senators.
We have four days lssr news from England There
had been slight panic produced in the London money
market BY the announcement that message from III.
throne in relation toi nscan sars was soon to be
presented to Parliament The cotton and corn markets
were improving
We annex statenasnt exhibiting the quantity Of GER
tain articles imported into this port for the first quarter
Of the past three yesrs;-
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J r. LUkTlss. Aartion.sr.
DAMHhEoER HhKpTAR End sHTLfE ~ n rRo,
oD~ ROAKE's
IODINE LINIMENT

unvcfsey admitted 60 be the sree that will per-
fo!S 81 thas i y T,Prssaed % DO b, such
asonshfag cures Of Hheumatsm, Swelled Limb Spnins
Bruises o9traeons III the Cords asd musers 0eroula
Kings kyi Parlyses or Los q The o. the LIMBS Dis
that ~ovd sisssr sesf they essd set es ssbs..ntised
only be sd sstisfy invalid Of the healing virtues OF
'hi: mot , :1s'lsfs r's;fs ~ E sRsl dsrc't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-09

Died.
On wednesday morning, the sh inst. after lngsr.
Ing illness, Of consumption. Mrs. Ans NJ, wife Of Chas.
Felch. in the 23d year Of her age.
The friends relatives and acqusintances Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral this
(Thursday) afternoon, from her late rssidencs No a
Rivington street, at o'clock, NJ, without further In
vation.
OF dropsy. CnsrrosHra MunaAr, aged 81 years and
months
His friends and those Of his brohsrs John and Patrick
Murray respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this day, (ThursdsyJ at O'Clock. from his late
residence the Of and State streets
near South Ferry, Brooklyn.
Suddenly, on Tuesday evening, 7th inst, ALEXANDER
KEvAN, in the 40th year OF his age.
His friends, and those Of his father, William Kevan.
and of his brothsrsn Law. william Miller and Tho
Fasersr respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this Thursday) afternoon at o'clock, from the house
OF his father, No GOA Broadway.