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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-19
FOUND.
LOOK OUT FOR TIE HoLIpAYsl

LOOK OUT FOR THE H0LIDAYSl
JACOB KEITH, Front street, corner of Vine,
j one door from G. Venneman's Rope Store, has
lust received fine lot of
HRISTMAS ESENTS!
TOYS, of all kinds and latest styles, Cakes,
Candies, SWeetmeats, &C., &c.
A lot of superior FIRE-CRAcKERs In addition to
the above he always keeps on hand general assort
ment of Groceries and Produce, Glassware and
China Ware, Cutlery etc.
05-Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods,
and the highest market price paid. decl9 II
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-19
CIRCULAR SAW MILL

THE public are respectfully info. med thai we
l. have opened in Evansville, Indiana, Depot
and Shop, for the construction and sale of thes
Mills under the superintendent of Mr. B. H. Miles,
who will give attention to orders for Mills, and
respond with persons at distance, wishing to be
informed in regard thereto. We are confident that
our Mills can saw m 1ch Lumber as steam mills,
at four times the cost of ours besides possessing the
advantages simplicity, durability and portability.
Three twO-horse wagons can transport the Mill
complete; and from this place they he shipped
convenient any section OF this State and counties
in Illinois contiguous to the Wabash, at a small ex.
pense.
Pages Patent Portable Saw Mill
We deem personal reference and certificates I'M
necessary, they are now generally known through
out the West, and used in many portiens to the
exclusion of other Mills. There are four in sue
cesstul operation in Posey county, two in Gibson
etc. We invite the attention of Plank Road Con-
tractors and active business men who wish to en-
gage in profitable business with small invest
ment of capital. II, D. BAKER g. co.
RFAddress B. H. MILES, Evansville, Indiana
dec28 We
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EVANSVILLE EMPORIUM or
FASHION

New Tailor Establis m emit.
M ESSRS. GLOVER & DAVIDSON having as.
1EI ISOLATED thems Gives together for the purposs
OF carrying on the above business in all Its various
branches, in the shop formerly occupied by Bradt
& Matthews, corner of 1st and Main streets, take
this method OF informing the citizens of Evansville
and vicinity that they are prepared to do all work
entrusted to their with neatness and despatch
and in the most fashionable style. From their long
experience in the business, and determination On
their part OF attention to it, they feel confident Of
being able to give general satisfaction.
n. B., the latest fashions received quarterly.
dec6 If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-19
EVANSVILLE TELEGRAPH.
To the Commercial and TFaveling Community.

2ErCaptains and Clerks of steamboats,, and trHv-
lers generally, will find their Telegraphc dispatch.
es faithfully attended to- at the Agency on board
the Wharf-boat at Evansville.
9rPassengers can hand their dispatches and
payment to the steamboat Clerks, whose general
courtesy will cause all dispatches to be handed over
to the Agent on the Wharf-boat as steamers pass
Evansville Landing.
acTDispatches sent to Evansville for officers or
passengers on steam boats, will be put on board
when boats pass, at any hour of NIGHT or DAY.
a1- There is no place in the Union where Tel.
" egraphic business is satisfactorily transasts
ed than at Evansville says Henry OReilly, in
late letter; and the public may rely upon every
effort being made hereafter, heretofore to render
full satisfaction to the commercial and travelling
community.
2arThe Agents on the Wharf-boat are Captain
p. G. .O'RILEY g. Co. forwarding merchants;
and the agent at the Telegraph office is Mr.. Cossr
orDespatches should dlways be handed to the
Agent on the wharf boat, Mr.. P. G. O'Riley. The
line cannot be responsible for those handed to 9TH
erS to be forwarded.
declI JOHN 1NGLE, Trustee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-19

lust RECEIVED-per steamers Gen1 La
y fayetle, Gen'l Lane, and Oregon
so bags prime new Rio Coffee;
25 hhds New Orleans and Clarified Sugar;
70 bbls Loaf, Crushed, and Powdered do;
so do N. Orleans and Sugar-houSe Molasses;
60 barrels and kegs Tar;
25 sacks fine Salt;
80 dozen Cedar and Painted Pals;
Which, added to our former stock, makes it gen.
eral and complete
ian4 FOSTER & BROWN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

N Office is hereby given that l have this day
A'Ht taken out letters of administration, with the
wiz annexed, upon the estate of CONRAD STAsER
deceased All persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present them properly au.
Inenucated for settlement; and all persons indebt-
60 10 said estate are requested to make immediate
cd to be solvent.
janlo VS. ANA STASER Adro-r
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL,
WASHINGTON, i.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
After five unsuccessful ballotngs for
Door Keeper, the House adjourned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-19
BILL HEADS, &C.

JUST received at the Journal Office large lot OF
j excellent BILL PAPER, fine ruled and excel
lent quality, suitable for Bill Heads, &c. Every
establishment doing large business should Tor
convenience and appearance, have blank Bill Heads
They will be printed in the nsatset style, and on
rea al ie terms
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-19
G. COLLIER ROBBINS.

MANUFACTURES of genuine Diamond Point.
lNL ed Gold Pens, No. IS Market street St. Louis.
Mo. These Pens have been thoroughly tried in the
West and have proved to be the very best ever of
fered the public for durability elasticity, unfor
nifty of stroke, neatness OF workmanshlp,and 9TH
er properties of good Pen. They cannot be
passed Price So, with an extra strong silver case
and Pencil. Letters enclosing the amount will
meet with prompt attention and the pens can be ex.
changed if they do not suit the hand-large En-
craving pens, and beautiful pen stamped Robbins
Odd Fellow s. Pen. constantly ON hand. dec7=tf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-19
DIR. BuRcH
In DO LAO64
s II RECON ENTIST

M ILL in future confine himself strictly to his
w office, in Evansville Persons from dis.
that all important operations on the Teeth can be
performed as WELL in Evansville as in any OF the
Eastern cities Full and half sets of artificial Teeth
inserted and warranted permanent for hte such
operations are necessarily expensive, but when prop
erly performed are of permanent benefit; and it is
better for those who need such important opera
tions, to pay little more and have them properly
and well performed than few dollars less tor job
that is worse than useless.
My charges are governed by the difficulties ofeach
particular case. Jan5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-19
Pages, Patent Portable Saw Mill
AN ORnINANCE

a MANDATORY OF an Ordinance entitled IAN
"A Ordinance concerning Signs, Awnings, and
Cellar Doors passed May 18th, 1847.
SEC /. Be it ordained by the Common Council Of
the city of Evansville, That it shall not be lawful
hereafter for the owner owners occupier occu-
piers OF any lot part OF lot in the city, construct
suffer to be constructed, any cellar door doors
in upon any sidewalk in front Of or adjoining
any such lot or part of lot; and any person per.
sons who shall violate this section shall forfeit and
pay six dollars therefor and dollar in addition
for each day he she or they shall suffer any such eel
lar door remsin, after notice as provided in the
5th section of the ordinance, of which this is an
amendment
SEC. 2 That any person persons who shall permit
any cellar door, situated in the walk in front
or adjoining any lot part of lot in the city, occu
pied by such person or persons remain or be
after nght-fall shall forfeit and pay for every such
offence the sum of five dollars
Passed December 29th, l849.
JOHN HEWSON, President pro tenn
Attest JOHN J. CHANDLER, Clerk. janis d.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-19

TWO FIRST rate Mares.foT sale, BY
l. InI5-du CARLOCK FOBTEk & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-19
ARRIVAL OF STOVES.

BRANDY.
A HALF Pipes Seignette dark,
n PInet pale;
Or. Pipes Seignette;
Half Pipe Leger frere, very Sup'r old pals;
3 Otard, pale;
g Or. Casks Pellevoisin,
Just arr we'd and for sale by
n2l ALLIS e. HOWES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-19

GTSH, of all kinds
Il fierce No Salmon;
s drums Goldfish;
30 barrels and kits MackerSl;
10 boxes superior Herring;
10 dozen cans SardiGes
IL do do fresh HOLSTERS;
Mackerel, Salmon, and
l basket fresh Olive Oil;
A variety of Fruits.
jana FOSTER & BROWN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-19

JAVA COFFEE
a FEW pockets OF very superior old Govern
N ment Java Coffee just received and for sale
by [jan4] BABCOCK BROTHERS. Water st.
The New York herald., 1850-01-06
LIVERPOOL CLAssIyIcArIoH.

FRurr.-The operations continue limited, but there
Is generally no change In prices.
FIsH.-There Is not great deal deing and the only
sale we hear Of Is quntais dry cod So SO; Mas
and 2's
FREIGHrs-Fair engagements were making to Liver
pool ut l7s Cd for ashes and SD for cotton bacon
and lard at 6s 20s and $50 tierces beef taken
and roin taken beef at As and heavy goods
at about 27s Cd To Glasgow-Tobacco was taken at
ass. The packet Of the sth, to Havrs was nearly
fsd with cotton at kc Rice taken to Amster-
dam at 35s. and oil at 3Hc To Hameurg-Soo tierces
OF rice taken at 32s Cd
LrIp-The market was better with an upward ten
cency Sales have been made OF 10s tons Spanish at
81 rs, and 500 pigs Galena at 81 40 cash
hioLAssrs Prices before With farther sales OF
500 barrels New Orleans, at 26kc "A months Most all
the old molasses has been taken out Of market.
Ous -Linseed has been sold TO- day at 79c with S0c
asked by some parties.
PRovisioSs -Pork-Sales were made Of 240 bbls
mess at Sll SO S1l e2h, aud prime SIS 62k also $50
Beef-The sales reached loo bbis. countrv .. 20 n
Sc 12k for prime, and ss ~ 80 Tor mess Prime moss
pretty DIM with sales OF 400 tiercs. at SIS So Beef
hAms continued without change. Cut meats
pretty r with sales OF 200 terces good ckled hams
for April delivery at ec also, 100 hhds dry saltsd
hams to arrive IN terms not made public Lard was
stesdy with sales Of 10 80 s-ss on private terms, and
prices continued firm. Cheese was duh at 5H a7s.
RIcE.-Sales VI zoo tierces we're made at S3 lax to
1925
SPIRITS We notice sales Of s half pipes Otsrd
brandy at So 10 70 So 45; and do eagle GIN ct 81 Is.
SUoaRs.- Quotations are about hc better, bringing
prime new crop New Orleans up to 55sc There we're
ssles OF small parcels Of Texas, at 4c to 5Ss,
months.
WnisKEr.-The market was dull but steady, with
saes of l3o barrels ohio and Prison at 26c to 26c
The New York herald., 1850-01-06
Stock Jan 5, 1850. &.

Stock Jan s. 1850. 1912 45l1 6323
PREApsrurFs Flour Sales embraced 1000 barrels,
including common to straight State, at SIS ss III
Michigan at $525 IS 81 and pure Genesee at $6 A
ss So other grades remained without change.
Southern Flour In steady request with sales Of 800
barrels mixed and common brands, at SIS Is . IS 81
and 800 barrels extra Alexandria at SIS So Rye Flour
was quiet at $2s7h Corn Meal was firm but dull, ct
So So 81 for State 81 "a for Jersey and S3 IL
for Brandywine. Wheaf-Sales included 1000 bushels
good Long Island at 81 06 1000 bushels prime Gene
see private terms and large sale Of Canadian was
rumored, but we could not authenticate 1t. Rye was
quiet 500 bushels sold private terms. Oats
in fair demand, ct steady prices Barley was firm;
1000 bushels fair four-rowed sold at 66c Corn-rhe
fales reached 10000 bushels, at 6Oc Gle for
Southern 62c for old Western mixed 32c for damaged
Southern, and $50 for small lot Of white Southern,
included In the above.
Cocoa "A sale Of 100 bags Para has been made at &C.,
short price.
CorFEE-The Lamartine's cargo was disposed of,
yesterday at about No. Ii consisted of GOO bags.
The market for the various descriptions continues firm
CorToN.-Ths esles reported on change summed up
go bales. Full prices obtained; in fact some
parcels brought SO. more than could have been got
yeet~Tday There is but little Offering at figures,
which again advance to accord with the prices
Paid, viz
The New York herald., 1850-01-06
Lavv Intelligence.

Coynr or ArrEALs.-Ths second organization, usdsr
the constitution OF this tribunal took place ct the
capitol on Wednesday, Jan The court consists OF
the following Chief Justice Green C Bronson, Judges
Charles H. Ruggles, Addison Gardner, Freeborn q:
Jewstt. Elisha Hurlbut Ira Harris, Daniel Pratt and
John Maynard All the Judges are present, with the
exception Of Judge Maynard. The calendar is very
large numbering le8 cases.
syPREME CouRr or THE UNITED States. JAN q 1850
No 49, Benjamin Rupert rs. Timothy Davis Ap
peal frem the Supreme Court Of Iowa The appellant
having failed to appear this appeal the motion
OF for the sppsllees dismissed with costs No
l06 ELI Clark al, plaintiffs in error Us. MsuufActu
rers' Insurance Company. This cause was submitted
to the Court the record, and printed No. 20. L.
Mills. plaintiff in error s. stoddard ct al The ar
gument Of this cause Was concluded. No 81 J. Chsss
man al plaintiffs in error Thomas Watson. This
cause argued. No. a. j. NJ. Reed, plaintiff In err
ror rs proprietors of looks and canals Merrimack
river The argument Of this cause commenced for
the plaintiff in error
The New York herald., 1850-01-06

MunpFR LotisvuLs, kr.-We nentionet In
Fridays Cotssr tha sudden death of Mrs Oferslaugh
Ostusn woman residing Ia the alley IN tbs rear Il
BTsssueysrs tavern on Water street Susficons we're
very stftuRly entertained that sse had been fouly
dealt with, and Corcner's inquest was held on the
body aud ycsf rsOrfrs examiBation made By Dr Van.
dell lie had the coptents ~ her stomach ansy Eet,
and the Of death at once developed In her
sicmach found sufficient arssuic % destroy eve
ptfstps. The suspected psrperstor of tets horrid
ctits s arrested He had bees visiter ~ her house
soliciting her band IN marriage Hsr husbsnd and
child bad dtd sitb the cholsrs lsst summer aud she
lets a. " thought. IN the possession 4
sidstsbie suYn % ucney. Another German had been
aueutive 20 the dScessei aso sbd 20 Keep hin from
uaryirg her snd setting possession of her money is
suppto 20 - tho csuse that led O. the Ge ndih act
An exsmi ation OF the affair sil es instituted 70 dsy
sud % forttsr mskirg any fustbsr mentiCn ofit.-
L~.tsv,iis (Kt Csester, I've. "a.
The New York herald., 1850-01-06

bstttNohs, January 4, 1850.
Heh-E ~ Iou Mas.rs Sierpase ef Furnaces snl
MiAf-Egs,t y ne Tsrg- Recon- ,asnSations - Coin-
terf,ifinE Com &C..
The iron uhst.rs Of Maryland held meeting at the
Exohaug- ia tbis ctt, lsst-rd-y A report vas pre-.
sented frtm couuit'ss. PREVIOUSLY appointed fsom
which perceive tbat tns 90 furnases 50 Mary.
land h thirty-on- th- Der Of rolling mills ior
bars and rsifosd iron T. nvs or the farnsces eleven
lave stopped stbin ne tsst yesr. aud six more
have 9taeUptputd tn-ir mtuiug operations and are
stopping tat TIE uat~fiai ON haus is used up.
Ia was sso sts..u, thai t.os- atwork mus, also
etop unlsss thsrs stanE- for th= better in the
trade. 90 the I've tuilts miiif, only T. at work
end that but paftts,iy n ofhsfs having been
Erglih hsfs ana ta hsvtuf ruled bslow the price %
prctuc tt- Be- the Csuttry TOR the past t~o years
the effect of tn rsssu = ~ the iron interests and
states that 9Th - - price 81 pgiish
iron and ~ fsiurtu % fn- price In England ~ can
nos b. hsd ior may DOLLAR les pr tn. than t could
By urring cur rspts.tu ~ ia Congress g. aid In
changirs the outy ot 1000 hy laying either specific
duty or tiidtuf CO." snieh shs ipcrssse The duty
with the faii - pttc. 81 the fotsisu market
There - pr hes tFsn eleven vessels au-
nounssd 90 fsi fism tti. ptrt uttnin few days for
California seven shiss tso osrss ani two sch0ouers
The LHura bsyan ci~srra ,sttsrday. and 'he bark
Ansfica ~i.l sad te mo rtw 9TH large number q
passengers
The mao Hsrnau sfre,t q fes days siuce on ths
charg~ 81 etutfs ~ 10. uI.riran ccin 10 nov
Hs wD pr b. bls 30 d by the United States District
Court ~ stifiou
The trial = G~,rse % H'chmsn fer presenting
forEtu poser - SIT rusy ~ the Department AZ wash
ingtsn Tor hs.auts q deccssss soldier. and
ceiyipg The mrusy O. nn~ progressing before the
United states District Court he testimony. 40 far,
u is ssid IL sil b. proved that ar Hickman hsd
hnovlsdse Of III fact
The New York herald., 1850-01-06

ScnsfLing THtsr R,ietrs 10 the Case Of Mrs. Miller.
The Hon & Norv-ll. Of Michigan Is nov in this
oity, the father Of the Mrs. Miller whose romantic
and singular disapp'Hranoe and alleged elopement
from NisgsTa Fall. notorious mysterious, and
suspieious Judge Norvell desires some inforua alton
respecting this unfortunate woman. He Is naturally
In great cirtss concerning her being even doubtful
whether sho a. dead alive in the country or out
Of II.
We suspect that Nr Norven however IL on the right
track for Information gentleman from Winchester,
Va tRys lat Mrs Miller Tor year past has been
siding ct that her husband being absent ia the
army In tords Duiing this time she received par
ticulsr attention. from young man named Baker. OF
highly respectable ismiy tie left Winchester about
the time hat Miller lsft and shortly after
the ppbcAluu 80 the affair a. Niagara he returned 70
Winchester cold on his property for what II would
bring fer cash, aEsib d. appeared IL IL supposed
that he has since Ioin.d Nrs Miller st Boston, aud
that they have europe for the safer en- ment
of their unlawful anton
Mrs Miller b. said o.. b. q most accomplished and
charming yrrtun She became popular fay0rite In
Minchtstr md had csdit with the merchants OF the
town 20 Aiuiu't an, .NtrEt The young man Baker,
With whom che a. tupptsd to have made an escape, IL
fad 60 b. not over twenty years Of age; aud hts
description &. fh4t ~ the Mir Blaksmsn who
was seen Sith f4r- i.isr at Buffalo They gill pro-
baby Jet b. o-teottd iu thir eounry or In Europe
The New York herald., 1850-01-06
Marks US ELsEwnEar,

STOCK SALES.
rcsroS. January t-Ecokers Boards shares wnnisim-
met Company. gll Ola CvoBy Railroad, e. 20 do b6Od
GAl DO, tE lgPortlsbd Saeo and Portsmouth Railroad
poi Bossn aud Worcester Rar0sd g3 FcHhurg Railroad
lUtA, Boston and rfuyidcuec Railroad Ek New Eng
land worstsd comptny go ~ 0r,nite Rank 49, soston
htd Lowell Railroad b ~ yermazt Central Railroad 4
4yermont and Mass Raiiroad, az; esern Railroad
I0lt do, 10 G 30 dividends Vermont Central Railroad
No. blOd 500 Old Colony Railroad Bonds g5 Seeoad
Bo. 30 shares Norfolk County Railroad sCd, w. ~ do
Sod 21s; ~ do IN ~ Vermont Central Railroad ift IS
Vermont ard Mass Railroad. 2 Eastern Railroad in ~
94 II 2ftehburg Railroad l06s Old Colony Railroad,
C1h.
PHI1AuEIrptA Jan 5-First Board 5000 state Navi-
CATION Loan az 80 Lshigh Mortgage Loan. 0k. shares
Reavor Meadow, Ni,. Grard Bsuk ~ IS Farmers aud
heehanies BANK c. e. 2CcnmersiA Bank, 57a u Necha
mics Bant, 2cls
The New York herald., 1850-01-06

TEserpr At ssstvrroRr. l.. .-BorH r.Rrirs KLLsp
"A very deplorsblc sfsir occurred the 10th inst 10
Shfevfoit between two highly respectable citizens Of
that place, DR.. Green and Mr. Hester late repre-
sentative In legislature from the psrish of CsddD
We canuot learn the origin Of the difficulty but the
facts Ct The encounter briefly these On ruesdsy
the 18TH inst DR. Green, Who had been for time
the practising pb yscisp In the family Of Mr. Hssters
fsthsr-in Law. apprc sched MIR Hester With friendly
reccgnition rendering his and. which MIR. declined
sta At the ssme time struck Dr. Green the face
Dr G. drew bsck. and asked what he meant when
Heter repested the blow, at the time putting his
hand IN his breast to take out pistol Drl Green
then remarked that he vas not armed Then 20 and
arm yoursefm vas the reply of Hester. DIR Green
tired correspondence passed between the t-o gen.
usmen, with reIersnce TO the settlement OF their DIM
Guilty but satisfactory for meeting could be
agreed upon On the thursday foIlowing tine parties
not having before metz Mr. Hester walked into Dr.
Greene Office and seeing him sittirg at q table, with
other persons In the room, fred pisto ut him the
ball taking in the doctors sids DIT Green then
seired bis Jttoi ~hieh lay the table him, and
shot Hester through the BODY then threw the pistol at
him, striking aud ffscturisg his skull Dr. Green
then drev HE bo~ie knife rushed at Hester aud buried
the w.spon In his body causing inftant destha re-
tnlt. however. ~hich would have been produced BY
the sbot he had rscsvd Dr Green died Of his wound
that night We have received not the slightest hint Of
the Of this savage sfairN. D. Crsseeni Zee 20
The New York herald., 1850-01-06

York Courier and Enquirer; have seen man In my
life completely crushed and snnhated under It, Nell
thsr there for mercy in part OF the house
The verest friends Of Governor Seward seemed TO
goat his distress and enjoyed his mortincs'isn
Mr.. Web ter and MIR Clay ooksd like gods unmoved by
the anguish OF mortas while Vice President Fillmore,
with the lsudsble effort to conceal his emotions
bore all the marks OF grsded revenge on his self sum
cient courtepsuce In word, the pantomime was
quite interesting the speech itself and was nt
subject for the pencll Of Hog esrth.
Gen. James " ats n Webb, editor and proprietor OF
the Nsp Yo,k Counter Enquirer notwithstanding the
losition OF his devoted fiend' Sc
ward this day rejected as Charge TO Vienna, In
open Sen ate, practice which it is TO be hoped whi
obtain from tbis day Ex-Governor seward co mmittsd
very foolish act attempting to Vindca,e Webb In
such a pappsr and at such time He entirely mis-.
took his position in the Senate. which Is yet 10 be
made and cannot r.st secure without different proofs
OF talent character and courage than he has been able
to display at Albany
"for well you NOV, we Of the offending side
Hust Keep alooi fro strict arbitranent,
And stop al sight holes. every loop, from whence
Ths eye Of reason may pry in upon u.s.
The New York herald., 1850-01-06

On Thursday evening. January 9 of congestion Of
the lungs at his residence In Jersey City, MIR FRv.
MsRioTTH late Of the Chemical Bank OF this city
In the 8ad year of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral from the residence
Of his mother, No 10 walker street, Nev York, on
Sunday afternoon, the 9Th inst, ct 2 o'clock.
"Wednesday, I'd inst, WrsLrY, infant son Of Wesley
and Belinda Merritt aged six months.
ON Saturday afternoon, January 5tb EsrHsR, daugh.
ter Of solomon and Mary Ann Eytinge, In the lfth
year Of her age
The friends and relatives Of the family respect.
fully rsqested to attend her funeral the residences
Of her father No Greenwich street on Tuesday Of.
ternoop, at o'clock, without further alton Her
remains will be taken TO Green voes for interment.
On the 4tb inst, ESos HawKs, aged 40 years, . ma
tive Of Scotland.
The friends and soqusintances Of the family are
spectfully invited 20 attend his funeral from his
residence No " Oliver street, on this sunday sf
tsrpoon, st 1 o'clock.