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OPPOSITION.
vTNHE ROUGH AND READY LINE OF OMNIBUS

il Els are now running from the upper - -aSssaR
end of Lafayette to the Lower Cotton
Press The carriages are all and nte
ro to none not brought to or made
in this CITY AT present there but running but there
will soon be a sufficient number to accommodate all who
wish to ride in them Smoking and racing strictly
prohibited intoxicated persons not permitted to ride and
the public may rest assured that strict attention will be paid TO
wh'their patronage ]. b. SLAWSON g. co.
Fare 10 cents Tickets, 81 per hundred, for sale by
Collectors in the Omnbuses. ap21
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NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.

GtAXHART'S MELODEON.-The cases are made of
y rosewood-the Key Board, same as the Eszs z4uuz
fl closely resembles es the Organ FL Flute tst Stop
touched ard will admit of the performance of as rapid pas
the Piano 1t has pedaksweli with which the
beautiful effects be produced. The bellows
reversed exhaustion bellows which produces the peculiar
tone. The instrument can be made IN moment portable,
ap221 w MAYO'S MUSIC STORE, 50 Camp st.
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STORAGE OF PIANOS, &c.
TT PARSONS, "a Camp street, has spa
of Piano For'es and Furniture S for the Sum u +
Insurance, and delivered in good order
For SALE-Two sets Of elegant Rosewood FURNI-
TURE from the factory of E. W. Hutchings & Co., Ais
Broadway New York. -
Together with he; w stock of PIANO FORTES, which
an I3 diw&3tawtf
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OFFER for sale my HOUSE at jacksonville with every
Il thing complete comprising comfortable two-stGy e.
house divided into five large fine airy with attic @
over also-kichen, pantry store house. cabins, A
stables carriage house. pigeon houses poultry houses, &C.
&C. Aso-a fine Brick Well of spring water with as fine
Garden as any the State with ttrees of every decp
ton imported by the present from various parts of
Europe The whole entire square for sale and
suit the parties wanting such place.
apM 81 R. F. NICHOLS, 76 and IS Camp
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Cooks, Washers, Ironers and Drayman.
BY PERSON & BONNEVAL, Auctioneers

Once NO. OF Grdcttr street.
THURSDAY, April q, at Il oclock-Wl be sold, at
Il the st. Louis Exchange. without reserve-the follow.
ing described slaves
CECIL1A-Very likely negress, aged about 10 years
COOK; " asher and lroner and Houseservant
,JhNE-,Iikey negroes, aged about II years-Cook
Washer and lroner and House-serva
JOHN-Negro boy aged about q yeas-a irstrate Dray
man, very intelligent and active
The above slaves sold for no fault and under full
guaranty against the and maladies prescribed by law
Acts OF sale before A Donocour Esq, Notary Public at
the expense OF the purchaser. 4 fap8
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RouGIsH.-A man by the name of Luther A.
CALVIN, Luther and Calvin! what names to be
associated with rascaliy was yesterday arrested
by The Second Municipality police, for having OBJ
tanned SlCo under false pretences, from respecta-
BILE firm in this city. He was sent down until his
examination takes place. He represented himself
on that pretence obtained an advance. He had his
account book with him to prove the integrity of his
commercial transactions, but the Recorder having
breakfasted heartily, did not swallow it, and down
did Luther 60
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SWEET TABLE BUTTER!

HAVING made arrangements
Ill with the best Diaries in the
North and West for a constant sup
ply of SWEET TABLE AND Cook
ING BUTTER, we are now pre-
paied to furnish to our customers the
same, in stone jars varying from o
TO 10 fb.
1t will be delivered at their resi-
dences without additional charge.
sg We think our customers
will find our system one OF economy
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U. S. MARSHAL'S SALES.

Hogan The Thompson .,: Samuel 5S,l W4 20
Of Ltoaisiana: =, No 17Oi.
public s SIMS on May es sp %
All tt night title and interest OF the said defendant the
& as S6 Sfs AMI RAF
COUNTS ANDSTORE FIXTURES etc. etc. Invento-
ries of which will be exhibited on the day OF sale.
I'M o Wa NsT 3efp ns AP gil e Mth,
NB-sad sale if not completed on the a' sih May ss
will be continued from to day. between the hours OF 10
APIS ms1&s WIZ 'Fs WAG sS' gs t.
The United States Us. Fifty Thousand Cigars.
u S. MARSHAL'S SALE.
In the District Court Of the United District
pn,v n Of Lg gsis ~ Me- No 64s2 vii, .ou *
the highest bidder in front of my office west end o. the
Customhouse Building, by virtue OF writ of venditoni ex
ponas to directed, in the above entitled case
packages Or boxes containing about 10000
Terms cash, payable at the time of adjudication.
aps Ma5A' oiSs F r WaGSE kp e. Msba
.JAYNE's AGUE Pills.
twenty eight to thirty Pills each, and being thus eH
are warranted used according to the directions to be an
nfa'le remedy for Fever N All AIN JARVIS CO.
apis Corner of Magazine and Common streets.
,,,,, PR ATE BOARDING.
n BOARD AND LODGING in respectable private
family upon the most reasonable terms, 81 SO per week,
by early application at No. 224 GR.4TIER STREET,
between Circus and st. John streets. mhl7 I'm
SUMMER HATS.
Ens b"nsab chna rs'a and ehe
S n s at N e a snS $.
P. S. A few more REVOLUTIONARY HATS, just received
this morning by Telegraph apSf
- FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.
No. 81 C.4N.4L SIREET-Under the Planters Hotel.
THNHE Subscribers received and fashionable
stock of CLOTHING suitable for the present season;
from New York, which place they have mandatory
Although their terms already pretty well known to the
system doing cash business believing this system
beneficial to their customers to themselves as they
are not charged price order to the losses
which those who do credit business always less
sustain A call is respectfully solicited.
JOHN SOUTHWELL & CO., q Canal ST.,
ap15 3n Under the Planters Hotel.
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JACOBS, ICE CREAM SALOON,

OPPOSITE ST CHARLES THEA IRE.
N7,gs The Subscriber takes pleasure to inform hisc-l,
III NJ friends and the public general that he has =
S2Sy5Ygg opened his ICE CREAM SALOON on st. A{ffr5
s%sZ9 Charles street, in the Garden occupied by sA1
~ AFFLEcK a Flower Depot, where he viii keep
all kinds OF Ice Creams Frozen Lemonades and sherbets
The SALOON is airy and pleasant. and everything
will be done to render vsiers comfortable The subscriber
solicits share of public patronage.
eS Families supplied at short notice, with the best quail
ty and any quantity of the above ap2o I'm
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MN@EANM sAANsa
Valuable Family Servants For Sale,
BY RICHARD TERRELL,

BY KICHAKD IERKELL,
Office Nos. 10 and 20 Banks's .4rcade
THURSDAY, April a. at u o'clock-Wil be Sold at
i /Banks's Arcade
CAROLINE-22 years old, a superior houseservant and
seamstress capable of cutting and making plantation cohes
with her BOYS years of age.
LOUISA-an excellent cook washer and oner Is years
of age large and likely with her BOY-1 year old.
Several stout likely, young FIELD-HANDs, Men and
Women
The above slaves are all sold under full guarantee
n B. Acts of sale before A. Abat Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser. ap21
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PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS.
mssM IRON HUB AND AxLETREE PLANTATION
ES@l " A q o MS AND uc5z-e5zS
AIXA CARTS All orders EsszSN1RR516Ifa
G&XA for these very superior =E@IH4T7
artIcles wl meet with prompt atten
ton by leaving them with MessE STARK DAY, STAUFFER
& Co.. Canal and Magazine streets. NewOrleans,
mh25 1ms '' " ALBERT WAsHBURN.
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about fifteen years of age, was Yesterday BROUGHT
before Recorder Ramos, for having run away from
her own father, and taken lodgings with a man by
the name of Chatel. She cried in court as though
her heart would break. The Recorder decided that
as the girl had arrived at the years of discretion,
he had no jurisdiction in the case Her father Sta
ted that he would give up the case if the person
that he presumed had seduced his daug hter would
marry her. Chatel, however, demurred, and coolly
stated that he would take his time to reflect upon
the matter. The case was dismissed
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DESIRABLE DWELLING TO RENT.
ITyHE beautiful ame House No 1873 Baronne street, 60
L for Rent. For small family, it affords every Gi:
convenience The House is handsomely furnished, andi
affords valuable chance those who wish go House.
keeping From its central situation being not more than five
minutes walk to the St Charles Hotel meet with
Immediate rental Cash to be paid for the urnitunf
bought Apply to the person the premises. No. 1873 Bar
onne street. an 13tf
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ap CHsEEsE@American, English. French, Italian and
Dutch Cheese
PfE FRUITS, PRESERVES. etc. etc.
GEORGE JAQUES co.
ap1 Under the Ice Honse, cor st. Charles and PoydsssV
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suit the parties wanting such place.
apo St r. F. NICHOLS, IS and IS Camp st.
INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
cpRAcUEs HsroRA a o IF a II f fl6R f5IeS War
e FRENGH IF 3d
THSkksMS EhdS Of Fen ENeLsH LIE AfS
zs ISL oRsEs II iSdfbESfs Of SOCIAL LIFE;
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Sationes
,v,HE EP PREs1Esf GARDE En- sEEps can be No
L obtained the Seed Store of MATTHEW rSSSg
sRaniER St. rs sasI1 warranted to be the ~
eosee A1so noT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES of
81 to 'R BE- osnG IN BOZ
DUETS put up to order at the shortest notice d aP Rar
they represented will be returned their money
IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TNHE subscriber offers for sale the following improved Real
Etls f oP ~ pe; RS sfns at the corner of Gravera
and Baronne streets occupied Grocery, &c in the
bounded by Gaver Baonne Carondelet and Union
o T W fs and LOTS on
streets being being the ' Nos a. IS s. and y Gifod
A each lot having feet front irod street. by 70 feet
eTfiSPtss + 5sIS fhs and
56 Commerce street between Lafayette aud Giod streets
each lot having ~ feet front Commerce streey " ee
4..THREE LOTS OF GROUND covered with Build,
Third street, between Tchoupouas and Rousseau streets,
each having feet front on Third street. by 1Ol feet in
ap24 cot H. ST. JOHN. 9 Lafayette street.
ALABAMA OSNABERGS-
AN M An IA CoMrasYhe nn
supply Of the above goods-a rstrate arice-whch he viii
's sp ~ sm p''n's' JOHN DONALD IS Camp St
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=, ONE OF THE " 'HoYs."-How strange it is
that human nature fling off its affections. and
tor the moment become british. There he laid
and although we have headed this article in styl,.
that speaks of ribaldry, we do not mean it. There
he laid-n the middle of a bar-room, almost in the
agonies of death-his head propped up by a pillow
OF wood, and his limbs spread out motionless upon
the floor; There were many who gazed upon the
sight and went away, and others who told those
who We're connected with the establishment. that
they would be there tomorrow.
i, Jake, said young gentleman, of about thirty
three yeats OF age, to his friend, if that amt the
biggest mud-turkle that / did ever see Look at
rapin?"
No. responded Jake, after having carefully
surveyed the critter, he s a sea-turke, and the
bill on his back, says how he sgoing to be exc
cuted to-day by young man and dished up TO-
morrow Hold on! Sc Presented to Capt. Hickok
OF the New Commercial Exchange, by Capt. Fol
ger of the o. S. steamer Telegraph" swell, IN
that l ever did see.''
We'll. let him flap his wings, and when they
gifts clipped we IL cali agin.'' I
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Oyipy,on CAUTION
Ends Sa,e F[eat success and immense sale of Dr. Town
~ .ents baniia number Of men who were formerly
3y pu uers, Extracts OF Yellow Dock etc They gener
ave stole 2nd lhe same shaped bottles and some Of them
9rhes m pu copied our advertisements they are only
SNk; Redpn ge' iS Fulton street, sun Building. New
% @ E5gta S, eo;, State stree Boston Dyott
70, Isl rSrllnore; p. NJ Cohen Charleston Whit
rs AIbsnryr street, New Orleans los Soanh Pearl
Fnnepa Drag is r. n McGTaw, Natchez-and by all the
''es' West Indies and the Canadas s'o"' '"e
apZ en- J. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street
Sole Agent New Orleans
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w can sIo Pit9lLfrICAL ECONoMY-Every politi.
@ ne sH0q F have this Book at this uncture in the
sl5 W sale by MILES c, SALE & co,
JNHR W;;5-Sa7 IL St. Charles street
l. es goiSg S ShN PlLOTA complete guide TO travel.
sSson Of ali n0in.. by the Riyers-gving minute de-
ca the diffa, on the Mississippi, Ohio and other
ep6 Wif NH net Ioues, etc, For sale by N o''e'
:, c I,1..Eo y SALE X Co, II St Charles st.
II LANhhtFEPP5A AND SILVER PLATING,
- Tkeotrs NJ, ST CH.4RLFS Street onnos,te the
pepsr respectfully informs the public thai "'e
seOr AMI 10 Sud and Silver Plate Wares in n
y and on ~ ufaD'e manner, by the gayanic pro-
Sahs Pi,,oSle most reasonable terms ~
s nsn oder !, ana KNIVES repaired and put in ex &zsa
notice; and all work pertaining to Hopse
| NsFPn s- aone IN workmanlke manner apps
hand, and and =, ID TANNERS OIL.-Constanty on
$. w, CUTTER, 70 Poydras st,
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FITS! FITS FITSi
d. Townsend not having tested his Sarsapara in cases
RS. Of course never recommended it, and was sur
paed % receive the following from intelligent and re-
Eectabs Farmer of Westminster county
FoRDHAM, August 10, 1911
Dr. TaDsssad-De Sir: have little girl seven years
dae, who has been several years afflicted with Fits we
@ almost everything for her, but without success at last
although we could find no recommendation our circulars
@eases like hers, thought, she was in very delicate
eh we would give her some OF your Sarsapara and are
@ glad we DID, or it not only restored her strength but
a had no return Of the Fits, to great pleasure and
nghe She Is last becoming rugged and hearty, for
JOHN BUTLER, Jr
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MEMPHIs WEEKLY PACKET LIN.

~ ~ The splendid passenger steamboats, BUI1LE.
L##ka5Ss TIN Capt. g. B. Church, and CLARKs-
as Regular Weeky Packets between NewOeans and Mem
phs leaving NewOreans every WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING at O'clock and Memphis query WEDN ESDAY at
O'Clock Shippers and Passengers depend the pune
tuay of these Packets They will land freight and passeD
River Helena, etc For eight passage apply board.
at Canal street wharf or to
mhl6tf HYDE & OGLESBY, u Poydras st.
t One of these Packets ready freight
Monday morning.
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csD,, townsend amoday receyins orders from phvs
M u u'i ne ent parts of the Union ~ Oh
eCny al STIy nat we, the undersigned Physicians of
lswpSed nave in numerous cases prescribed Dr
nuabe man and believe it to be one of the most
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MARKETS ELsEvyHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BAITInoRE Dec 9-Stock BoardSl 900 Maryland SIS, o.
ltt0 Baltimore 6 80 49, 1000 do do 3d. 25t do do, 95 30
do do 49, ~ sbs Baltimore ar Ohio Railroad. n y.
PHILADrrUA December l2-Stock and Exchange Board-
lUO State 1t lC0 United Sta ties Bank 2 New Orleans
Cos Iany, ll7 go Lehsh Interest rs 6 Loon STATE b,
56 600 do 90 ~ 275 Le'gn Interest," 81 400 State s. 1876
1915 2S6 eish Mtg, s0H 4ter Saies-000O rennsylvsna
20 Morris Canal M 90 Norristown Ralroad l2z ~ Crard
Bank & Second BoardIooo United States Treasury Notes
Lebh Navigation Interest 81 100 Lehigh Coal Scrip 79
800 Schuylkil Navieaon6 6s 295 81 Susquha nah Canal
6s IS; O Readr Railroad 15z 30 Grard Bank, 1917:
Morris Canal, IN Ader Sdles-boo Pennsylvania So T1l
1910 do A 30 Reading Railroad lo; 81 New Jersey Copper
Company, Ia; $40 Morris Canal, IN.
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nroxsmepts of lndivld a ais.

Arrival, yettsrdsy at the following Hotels '-AMshi
1911 = stlwsgen u. s. Navy; r Wager ditto ;
8 "A. White, AIbsayi Capt. Jereti, Boston, II Bed.
low, IT, 8. Dead ses Expedition. AsroR.- Hon. A s.
Davis Portland; W. Downing. Boston; Major Bsher.
n a Rswls nd Ellis. Cincinnatij Hon Daniel sldd
Nrs Wsb.tsr, Boston, Hon. Butter King, Go rgai
Esjof Rsplsrg, u. s. A; J. NJ strosg, Havana. la
,tse Horss. fIIovard's) Capt CLARKE, Plymouth;
Lieut. X Cunningham, roth pighlaud,rs, British
srnyi I. q. Appleton, Boston; Col X. Lee, U. 8.
Hon A. Cragsr Y. s. Engineer; =. Stewart, Porto
Rieo: A. Pritehsrd, q. s. A.; j. o. Foster, ditto; Hon.
4 N Cross, Staten Island; M. Loogstre.t, U. >. A;
W Rsihbohu. Liverpool; DIR. Cuyl.r u. d. A. How
IAD-N Frssmsn Pbil.delpbia Mr.. and Mrs. Nor.
fop. wah ington, " Spencer, PniisdeIpha; Mr.. Phe-
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Died.

In this city, on Monday morning llth instant,
CHARLOTTE M, widow Of the late John g. Kembls, In
the Goth year Of her age Her remains will he removed
TO Columbia county for interment n Tuesday p M
Dec IL
Hudson and Troy papers please copy.
On Monday evening. 18th instant at Brooklyn, l.. l.,
BARTHOLOMEW PLAIN. in the Slst year OF his age.
His family and friends are invited to attend the fu
neral on wednesday, 18th, at o'clock from his late
residence, No. 100 Prospect street, Brooklyn
Suddenly, at Albany, on the 9th Infant, DR. JONI
H. DouGLAss, formerly we'll known and pected
tidept Of this city. In tie 73d year of his age.
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sssisi S cs.s ha assss.''
steamer Forth stura:e st Thomas stnt and Bermuda
7'h to M'i,ard, Phelps \ GO.
with md and ls pas rg RS richardson WATSON Co. Sid
s James ssG pSo SfS s 5on Dsi as La %
lon % u signal red Br ship Great Britain bound East lat
q, b SstaRsi miles spoke ship GsolTn from C
s be- G @ %ss rS sa Ssrpa
stip Albany sherman Boston ~ days in baAt to whit
Norwegian bark olus Tuheurnson watepoo 66 days with
Goal TO order 10Th ins CT the Hook saw ship Atlas hence or
s BARK Aa i'm Dpaaam s.va,a ss y tobacco to
no hat OF Ion ven spoke brig Wilson days London and
a,y win iswood ana fuo Rowland zspn%. Lott no
of Psar,s Y.lss. sdays with vino
bark Fanny Il days Im Palermo or Bordeaux TN lat 81
Ion o. signals With brig seTns steering sss
brig reya wra St Martins IA days. with salt to
Brig sSay Ee,ens Port Prince s,th Tls with ms.
land r and Of n and sr r 51;D a Nh
ss Sss Es,ys' and
signals WIN bark Augusta from New York for h a s.
Brig Milton tof North Yas%Snthl York. Key West days.
Brig Ohio, Hayden DAren, Ca days. with mdse, to Ro
Brig Lancaster, (of Richmond VAL, Charleston, @
schr General Oh, Awl, Sydney CB, with COAL to N
Briggs
Br ebr James Bra'ne, . Yarmouth, Ms with aah
to Jtmes Braine.
Schr TaIqpip Gallagher, Norfolk.
Sehr Mary Jane, Mott Norfolk, days.
Sch highlander Sands Fredericksburg, 6 days
Sci r Rio GIande, Townsend. Virginia.
schr Georle Ross 1taws. Virginia
Schr Mary Ellen Weeks, Virginia
Sobr Gaena TOWNSEND, Philadelphia.
echr Vim Leegeta Desroot. Nyack, bound South.
schr Fashion Loir tor days The was run into in.
Hu Gate by brig Found East the Fs arboard quarter
ttove her carried did not learn the
Sehr W oolcot, Ry der. Boston,
echr Abbott Lawrence Allen. Boston.
Schr Cabot, NicRersoa Boston.
Sclr susar, Russell, Nantucket
Schr Robert 3 Smith. Robinson, Nantucket
Selr Eudora, Lelan, Providence.
schr Judith Ward Anderson, Providence
Sloop lilo, Mitchell Nantucket
Sloop Thomas Hawkins Doane, Providence
Sloop Copy, DAVIS Ssg Harbor
Sloop Planter, Cartwright Sag Harbor
BclOws
One bark, unknown.
Ships Roscoe Liverpool Brooksby Glasgow; Queen Victoria
New Orleans Louisa do Joseph Aes Londonderry John Cock
re Guadaloure; bark Relief California; Benson,
do Ellen Londonderry; Gardner Belize Hon; brig Mar
thal, Cardcnas
Packet ship Point Liverpool lays anchor the
North kiver
DrcYNpER 1I-Wind at mnrea meridian sunsah
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ehips-Protus, DsvreA Liverpool Tyson; Arkantas Will
lard New Orleans Nelson; vanda Norton do Eags& Ha-
said, Anson, kIiott, Charestop. I W ardell
Bari s-Gplego 1obneon, Rio de Janeiro Richmond,
Deano; Abeons he,d Galyestou Condor Long Portland.
Brps( Name ndsNnc,ly writenL IAmerick Atkinson; Al
mn ia Smith Curacao poukeh Son. Cleopatra Ksnt sagua
Ia Gsnde, Nesmitb wa,b Clinton, Andrew ssvaansh stur
ses, Chairman Coz W Draper, Draper, New Oreans
Schs-FIer dship tBr) Perry, Shelboune Ms, hrane
p impose (brl Glaucn Halifax Ms Mowers rrAnk, No
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On the 10th instant, in this city by the Rev L. Vim
cent, Mr.. JeHS W CooK Jr., of Syracuse, ". Y, to
Miss CATHERINE ANN CHATTERToN, of this city. =
Sunday evening, Dec. 10, by the Rev. Spencer II.
Cone, MIR JOHN WIN. AUSTIN, to Miss EMELlsE AMELIA
RpprLI, daughter Of the late Charles W. Riddel both
Of this city.
Nantucket pArers please copy
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William J. McDermott, Alderman of tie sth ward !;
whereupon Mr. Getty Of the ward and said:
Mn. PREsIDENT-Sr Upon the mela uchoy az.
Just made, feel IL &c De proper rs :.e
representative and colleague Of the decreased to make
few remarks Sir, 1t is with deep sorrow and un-
feigned emotion that do it, Sir Alderman Nc Der
mott known to all the members of this we'll the
other Board and during the brief period during which
have been associated believe he has conducted
himself to merit and receive the respect and esteem
Of ell The members Of the Common Council.
Sir, have bad the pleasure of being acquainted with
him for about three and for the last relations
ha We been most intimate and confidential Sir, from
the opportunity have had Of judging, can say that
the deceased possessed much force OF character and
great generosity Of heart Sir, the sudden and
pected death Of Alderman Nc Dermott who, to age
had scarcely reached the prime of fe beng in his SD
year, furnishes another striking proof of the
tainty Of life, and admonishes so to regulate
lives, that when we may be callsd upon We may be
prepared
Sir his wife and children need and merit our heart
felt coincidence and sympathy in this their hour OF
of their natural protector Upon the bereaved widow,
above all others will devolve the future care and its
atte s0citude and cir offer, the prayer Of
US all that He who governs and directs the affairs Of
tnsy prove to her the widows friend and to her
chdren their more T. an father.
In conclusion, move concurrence with the Board
of Aldermen in the preamble and resolutions be-
fore
The motion for concurrence I'm animously adopt
ed, and Messrs Franklin, Paxton, Herring, and the
President OF this Board appointed committee to
act in concert with the Board of Aldermen in makiHg
the necessary arrangements for attending the funeral
Of the deceased.
The Board then adjourned till next Monday evening
TtII, RpIT Srr. he uhet,tr of