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JAcEso,N' PArENT , ANNgNclATQE I, on HOTEL 9,I.


IAcFsoN's PATENT ASNUNcfAToR, OR HOTEL
s9 Tehurs elegant aud useful acAine substitute
bells This Invention has invariably,
received the t premium whenever presented for copc
tue silver medal az the Boston Fair and diplomas where
medals have been previously awarded a. For it, superior
performance beg 20 refer q nearly all the leadipg first
class hotels The United States We present the following
emonaf 81 PERSONS who had great experience bell
hanging the of and the putting MP q Annnneatgr
Nav YoRK, March y ISL.
opinion tie merits of Jacksons Annunoiator Bel
Telegraph iew 20 state that have hted them In
ft Glaze hetes various parts q the Union and extn
shat pessiby could he expectedst know Of no machine
hat works correctly in all its part with much
simtcity lts elegant appearance, well it, general
aud Others the most perfect AnnanoiGtor Bell Tels-
xrsph N Respectfully. yours.
THOMAS CHALMERS. bell Hanger. Mercer street.
Cents-Fer the last three years have used Jscksons
IN Vermont and u has proved itself perfectly satisfactory
che we'll ~ myself am decidedly of opinion Chat
and Durability "A itclf All other Annuncisers that
asye ever seen. SETH W. FULLER, Bell Hanger,
BosroS, March 8 1851. " Devonshire street.
Cens-W have put your Jacksons Patent Annuneiator
fcvt safs AFan invention, for conbnsos mechan
sn durability freedom of action aud less liability TO de-
Taneement esatnsly give y as our opinion that IL
reogEGoR HAYMANs Bell Hangers.
Dssr siTsIiasins put up two of your AnsuncStors IN
slider more rerct machine cannot be made. Its appear
Is and ornamental and put up by competent
person, oannet set ont Of M rider -, ,.r, r.,r
PrrraDyIpisfa, March 7, 1851. ~ South Eighth 81.
The public respectfully cautioned against making
Nendngsor using infringement Of this patent Manufao-
pany - Duane street, New York. The patents for Eng
Asnd. frsnce. and the Canadas. for sale.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, &C.

RERFoRD co.'s CALIFORNIA ExPREss-oUR
letter sags snd pteRags and parcel E,fre'' vii be
goods direct Mr. Berford Chaers. where he re-
%
are profits
and do send goods and mails 70 Oregon sand
per cent Ices so than any Other msprs.s shippers win
Srern goods San Our r saa ms All
bags will certainly leave Panama for San Francisco BY the
parsiso Caliao Lima. and other Il South America
27h Of May Postage South ports cents
.a % ass street. TOR Custom
~ about embarking California, will do we'll
this oee before engaging their where plan. Of
prices. ''''' TnnSIPsSN IiTcTSSck:
GREeeEYs cALITonNIA FREIGHT. cPPAASckAoE,
Tuesday, May IaBy the above steamer our next
s se
pSnes engaged business Shippers may rely upon all
goods shipped Through being delivered ansna ,d
ment goods all cann0s be surpassed Par
sss s ssss an sa H. msgnG Of ei .l. I q %
in all be made perfectly water proof must be
made - '''' - TMoaPsoN 4 HITCHCOCK, -
Managers and Agents. lf9 Pearl st. corner of Wall st.
B. MILLER & co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.
"A steamer North America Tuesday. 18th instant
Our goods regularly shipped from Panama. within fifteen
sar ces rstarasd y every steamer Goods Cleared tus
tom House free q charge Rates rdueed Refsr 20 Astor
A DAMS g. co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT,
Package and Parcel Express steamer Empire City
Tuesday May 18th. Speed increasei Rates reducedn
Special freight and special through-Our
ueSt regular California via Chayes and
Will be despatched steamer Empire City, Captain D.
Wilson, Tuesday 18th instant at three o'clock, M
charge o special freight agent and through
destination As the Isthmus
ncv perfect for the speedy saio roishs
conaors sy ts rely their goods going
through to Panama in time for corresponding steamers
Che pnis and ut reduction from former All
freight = forward on the 18th instant must be delivered
(Nith inv oices) before I2th Small
will he received until twelve o'clock tho day sailing
no charge made shippers BY for
consular eertii Every package
ssndrd strictly wafer proof and should i25 lbs
wsl<a.. All frcixht must in varAbly be -praid.
ADAMS CO.. l6 and Is Wall street.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

vI'HF 'sATHILDE DEMIDOFr" MAST1iLA.-AN AR
ttie Of surprising elegance and differing in style and
character from anything heretsfore has just
been received NJ the Paris Manta Emporium, B Broad
va s Tin every shade OF coorD having arrived by
the lest Eurcrcan steamer They ready for inspection
this day. Also, cases Of rich French Parnsols.
GEO. BULPlN, ,sl Broadway.
DARAsoL S-THE SUBSCRIBER mas JUST RE-
esytd, and oners for ladies' nspecten twenty
OF rich Parasg oi the and every variety
OF color Which he enabled 10 sell particularly cheap
GEO. bILPlN, Mantilla Empsruu, 81 Broadway.
- TAr INDIA SQUARE sHAWLs AND sCARFs JUST
~ LANDED, and viii be opened ti day lor tie FIRST time
IN this country az lountains DEPOT 90 broadway be-
tween Any and Fourth trccts very rich - square shav
escorted viutha Sc.rfs f5O Long shawis
c,ty Z, Canes Hair Cloths ~ TIE yari s.ranger aud
e trs IN tic city Who Gere q Square shawl worth
s are nsited 20 call aud eSam!ac hem, VITA great
variety a other strange articles.
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CLOTHING.

-@r-~>sse~-->s
l2E1-h a @, A. ARMOUR DRAPERs AND TAI
IocA loru, so3 broadway Dusne street, ODER
VII selected and large assortment 81 black and cocrci
Cloths French and English faucy Casmere4 and Fe-tnxs
comprfrg desirable pattern N the market which
they oHer unusually low rrices which they invite
ue attention u The public. Ladies riding habits made to
order.
CAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
" The highest price be obtained by ladies and
hemen sho have any LEFT on Clothing Furniture and Jewel
~ Se TO dspose % b pdng through post Or otherwise.
for J. IEvENSTrN, a66 Broadway, up stAiss.
Ladies attended 10 ty Mrs. Ievcnstyn.
CAST orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies' or gentlemen having east Of clothing ~ fur
niture 70 dspoe Of obtain fair cash price Tor the same
w sending Tor the subscriber AZ hts residence, line
through the Post Occ will with prompt attention
NJ :. COHEN, % Elm street.
n B-Iadies attended BY Mrs. Cohen.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
1-lsdes or gentlemen leaving the city breaking 10
houekeerng obtain the highest cash price for Cothng
Furniture &c., by sending through the Poet er ~ his
.ience, l.. NJ DUSSELDORF, 10 Elm street.
kB.-Ladies attended by Mrs Dussoldorp
rAsT OFF CLOTHING. 6c.-LADIRs AND GENTLE
" men obtain from the subscriber the highest cash
price for cast OF and hand clothing aud uperuous
articles Of every description, by sending their address
through post or otherwise calling James Moroney ~
bis store IL Orange street, near Chatham street
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
News from Washington .

WAsmsoros, May IL, 1851.
There Is no truth in the report that steamer has
been chartered in New York. ly government to cruise
along the Southern coast On the contrary, all tho
information received here leads the belief that the
Cuban invasion has been ostponed and the south Cs-
rona secession movement delayed for the present Te
best evidence that nothing is Appreciated is the fact 6
the President leaving as NC has Measures viii be takes
to collect the sLoad its collection be resisted
ia South Carolina which H. not antcipated and beyey4
This steps contemplated. The President. bs(0so
he LETT shis morn>g, gave emphatic instruction. On
This poins The President expects TO lie tesk on We'd
ncsday week The Crescent Cir has been Chartered Nv
government authority, though they may asavow &c
now.-Ep HTRALD
Secretary corwin, ba-ng recovered from his recest
severe ndispohton resnos the de.ics Of his ofce
day
A aespatch h,s been received at the War Depsr.nent
giving accoLst OF iservicw bessecn the yniaua
chief " lid Cat sad Cols Cocker and Temple the AND
friendship and spoke warmly Of his OLD friends oeu-
Worth Cnd Brooke.
Quartermaster General Je.up left this evening fer
kentuckS to recfnis his health
General Scott appe sr,d at HE 0ficc to-day.
W. {. lIiscomb Jr- has beer appointed sserk in tbs
ordnance aepartm' n q the naval bureau rice kret
Robinson - ned
The Rev Dr ryder, President ~ Georgetow, College,
delivered an interesting address 70 the n.eticai de
psltment coraccted witt that st .ttion, at tle Smith
sonian ii all tins evening, before large audience.
Wheeler Go have tssined the ontract usatiaA-
crJ and blank 5ools and Mr. Alexsur for prpsBy toe
the Post Office Department fer the nsIt year
The supernt ndent Of Ire states the ysiue q
zeal estate and personal fyopery, issludng slaves
Virginia to be 80 100000 according - the
s,irns.
A MAJ name I, John Day. 2 bricklsyer in a hs f
Jes,saSy visited ss wife to sight from whom lac ha4
lived separate for Stnc and iberateyshot her tsice
wiia a revolver. yhe balls 10 bed the heart au1
her recovery j. impossible by she physlcacs
Both psrtie- 7eung Dar proasptiy arrested.
aud committed TO prison.
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Lasv sna Interesting fro,r Buenos nyre.. sc,

Dosfoa, h8s IL l,-i
The hip Dragon. f;em puenos Ayres March 2lst snA
Monte staco sd. taived at tAis port this morniny
The frigSte Congress ss at Bueu9s Ayrcs found
cruise South far as che Falkland Lands The Ban-
bridge Mt Monte aeo The srigate st louis Com
Hodore Mrktever. sailed the 10th March for Pie
Janeiro rhe Packet 5sys that al her departure evsY
mark q ccrdiality and respect was shown.
The drought aud loc ats have teen committing fs&
havoc In parts CT he country destroying the crDp
Of wheat whch is very xftctiye both in quantity and
quality in consequence of'which hreadstuas have aA-
yanced gr, afly and the ;rc~ Of conry -four, in
parison with last has rs en- 100 cent aud n
dian corn 100 per cent in the course OF month The
ports main closed against foreign g-sin but should the
thr ssn, scarcity zeal deabt the rest<ctions
VII be removed American -four on board H. woryh
rcm s. s. 90 for expectation, With some dcrani toe
the interior provinces.
Political news Is uninrctant
The imprisonment Of General Rivr-s. at Rio sansirs,
was looked upon pacific indcao, had not the
rewed treaty Of Brazil with the proytncial goverumene
os Isrageez me- to naturalization Of its effect fhs
ultei icr movements Of the Brazilian cebnrt likely
to lie a ctod II not decidel by the fte o the Lctredor
rer Convention in the French Assembly.
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NOTICE-STEAMSHIP ARCTIC, FROM LIVERPOOL,
~ dchgsg general order at the foot OF Canal
street. Congnees will please send their permits board
imme diately.
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HONIEsTEADS.

NA1<SA @1nASSs
yaGE Lila m. OF sreATfpS
lem the Flushing Bay noted for it, wild fowl pike
Point re above seSrsfal Sailaas sites have
mSn S Sh @ have @ 2 s
dcsed Of there are stili good choice At all parts TO be
All lots above las, i 90 %
" High street aud Amelia street. 49,, loo 90
" Amelia , street aud c.iieSs oil avenue. ~ !, o. 81,
Cornor lots will Be arably sold a, an advance Of So
Tbe conditions lie sae ares25 cash at the time opur-
chase and tie balance II monthly instsnents Of $40 THIS
Es mile In extent embracing unparalleled prospects Of
TIE Las gi,sr yilsge q Ila.Ling sew,own shore RI
ele ef the Pasaes Rocks ard the csskii MouOtans
ai"r Tar mans aud e,ery nermat,s2 relating thersto
spry tie once i J. A fLaMnER rs Woo.ter street.
y ths dooreys as minutes during tie day and
nd d '9a e n, s ssrspa & i,e' -
aeeS % precisely ss fiS.Sas Which Z vi,ss SSs pnut:
ioard % Conduct psssnrers on sr0und afford III.
necessary Information, and watch lots ars sold
" EVERY MAN ms owN LASpLoaD "-ruE
H Union Building Association will hold their first
fgasT uns,r &c new ersa1s,n q ihS Snacsr
snd III who w-h Join may have cpp9stuaity,
Gene aud secure ygurssives home eeu. q eoast,;
api ,s sne y M,[ aarsd
street, iIaii
WEST MOUNT yERNoS.-A MEETING or THE
is9,sha lisaeT,saa Assseai"n' ', t ri asa
ndcrtrand, 10 Hester street The payments slOa
menenF the i, April PArtieulsr information viii
giycn At the meeting. : .
FERDINAND MANTER. secreta
HORSES, CARRIAGES, SC.
NoTIcE-To WHOM IT MAY coNcERS.-To BE
ea Monday The ,,h day q May sol ase ls5is brown
Livery stable. No. Ri,ington street.
A PAIR or VERY BEAUTIFUL AND STYLISH
rne and warranted sound about sixteen hands high
nov Tor ale and worthy the attention q party
corncr oiuniyers,y place and Twelfth street.
EoR sALF-A FINE nay HORSE, 10 HANDS HIGH.
= Kind and gentle in single Or double harness Also,
PlTton and harness In good order They will be sold 2,
qurs At Norris stable. 80. q Sixth avenue.
L,oR sALE-A HORSE, WAGON, AND HARNESS
Horse bsy, ish hands high, warranted sound and
WAGON light and nearly new. With patent axes, ename
leather top 81 Price sS5 Apply at corner Of Second
Horse. good traveller, spirited and entirely free from
suit Apply % Mr.. FORE, . John .!ssss. s''' - -
open and syh .roSeSs Win seats for four
side snd two the drivers box made in the most substan
nl @ % - S % & Appy 81 the stable
street between Greenwich street and College place.
rTo STABLE KEErERs AND THOSE VINO WISH TO
GOOD sps and eseeiient water can be obansd sy sppca
ton Mr. Lee office, 92 Canal street Apply between "
and o'clock.
3O, ,OUU cured Within few months y The timely AZ
plication Of Hoyts Columbian Liniment. For man o.
berse stands eminent in cases OF spraus, sweng
Sc nothing eyer made has sesp en- ar sol
extra large bottles, Is and 50 cents.
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uAYpsoME FURNITURE. CARPETS. MIRROR

Piano Fortes, &c-This day. at 10 o'clock At as
street Fulton consisting OF large and valuable
esrment Of rosewood and mahogany paror dining
and chamber Furniture, Psnofoe rich velvet Tapestry
brussels Three Ingram Carpets Oil Floor Cloths Stair
Carpets large French Plate pier Glasses extension Dining
Tables and assortment Of household
all kinds which well worthy 81 the attention OF house
keepers. Catalogues the morning Of sale
X. [. KEMP, Auctioneer.
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HOUSES. ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

BUILDING LOTS WASTED-WANTRD, FROM FOUR
~ to ten lots Blogmingdae road, between humans
Jones place either side of the road half the lots
lie facing the road and the balance Immediately ad
joining in the Address post paid stating location
terms aud where the agent be &. W.
T., Broadway Post Once.
ID DON WANTED-FOR THE EVENING MEETINGS
IN Of benevolent asscciaton room in the neishbor
hood o Broadway would be preferred Address tpct paid
u. H.. Box 60 Post Once.
VEANTED-IS QUIET PRIVATE FAMILY, A PAR
w lor and bedroom with Board, By gentleman and
wife. Address with particulars, u. this onhce.
WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or IN
w furnished for three months, longer, large aud
odious Dwelling House. consisting Of two parors
dining kitchen six to eight bedrooms and necessary
for servants situated the Brooklyn Heights
neghLorhood thereof with possible ADJOINING aud view
OF the Bay Answers, By letter. directed 70 NJ H. i6 fa
ton street. Brooklyn.
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METROP0LITAN BANK.-THIS BANK WILL COM
1vl business Wednesday the 18th instant at
81 Wall street Notice will be given when this bank
pared to receive uncurrent money.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
SALES BY AUCTION. /.

Y d. HoLBROoK AUCTIONEER.-J. D. H0LBROOK
will SELL this day. at 10 o'clock at 2l6 Pearl street,
Crockery Glass and China also Hardware Cutlery
and fancy artcles also ~ boxes Raisins IS chests Tea
boxes window Glass, &c. Also lot Of damaged goods.
Catalogues ready.
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FOR SALE AND TO LRy.

ROWLING ALLEYS FOR SALE.-THREE ALLEYS
and fixtures complete just taken up will be low
10 close concern. Inquire Of Il. s. WILLETTS
Foot Of DeAncey street.
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GALE OF SPLENDID FuRNITuRE-wILL BIZ soLp

q OAO LOTS AT PORTSMOUTH. OHIO, To BE
[,OUU sold at auction, 18th May. inst For particu
lars auction head Of A. IL. Muller in Courier Ea
auirer and FXrress
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lanes NJ. MILLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NJ
Sale Of Valuable Property belonging to the Basford
Esq.-JAMEs NJ MILLER 4 co. win sell on "Wednesday,
May at ~ oelock at Jaeblards Hotel West Farms Sta
son. Upper Norrsana Village-20 building Sites
ssna sontns on the Harlem Railroad and avenue. adoin
on the north BY Fordham, KngsLrdge West Farms
and ST. Johns College The location by
ever offered TO the public in that whole
being surrounded by thrifty ncghborhood and growing
village lhographic maps be had at the auction ROOM
No y Maiden lane. where information will be given
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JOHN /. yANDEWATER. AUCTIoNEER

q OF The richest descript0n
the entire stock contained in the extensive o
Mr. j. DE Forrest No. 292 Broadway near Rcadc
18th Thursday 18TH and Friday 10th May at clock
day at the spacious and well known of Mr. j.
De Forrest No. 22 Broadway Reade street the
stock Of Furniture imported for
the richest materials and tho latest Paris fashions being
he largst and most costly stock
sale in the United States To he sold without to
mott
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OFFICE OF GREGORY'S ExPRESS;--P ERSDNS
" about embarng for California, will do we'll to call
t Office before engaging their where plans Of
the different be and behs engaged low
prices. THOMPSON HlTCMLUCk,
Pearl WALL
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b. MILLER & co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.

b. MILLER co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS,
IN steamer North America. Tuesday 18th in
Our goods regularly shipped from Panama. within fifteen
- seventeen days from New York. bills OF adng in
oee returned by steamer Goods cleared at Gus
tom House free OF charge Rates reduced Refer Astor
Mutual Insurance Company Oice No. Ia FALL
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- ARE OPPORTUNITY.-TO LET-A SUIT OF ROOMS
the second floor Of the 2T Broad way
OF Murray street opposite the City Hall
locations in New York They will be let for
Also office to let.
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ITO LET-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN ELIZA
bethtown ~ j., with large garden, grea,
variety Of flowers, fine inc ru. trees and grape vines There
house, filled. Rent Sl60. Apply the premises to W D.
Patterson or to w. j. Tenney Hunts Merchants Maga.
zine ll2 Futon street, New York.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-A CONVENIENT AND
elegantly furnished Mouse to let for elk months
family without small el ildren the Fifth
near Washnston square, Address. by note. D. F. the
Office Of this paper
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INVEST MOUNT yERNOS.-A MEETING OF THE
w Teut0nia Homestead Association, 70 rec ceye
bers viii be held On Tuesday sye6ng At the hatct Of
Iildcrtrard i0 Hester street The payments are siON
oi tuhscriptisn. aud 80 weekly instalments cohe
mencins the i, % April PArtculsr information will
given at the meeting -
JNO. r. LUTHER, President.
FERDINAND MANTER. seCreta
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rI,uE GREAT EXHIBITION IN NEW YORK
Ill tell you about exhibition
In which there's intermission;
IL ia an act Of assassination,
Now Eoins on throughout the nation;
Insects, creeping, jumping, flying,
Are falling sfck, and suddenly dyinSi
Lyons powder does the business
Taking them OF with sort Of q dirxiness
Bugs II Mills, but nothing human
Infant, youth man woman.
Depot, 42i Broadway.
nR. CHARS rs MUNDE's WATER CURE ESTABLISH.
~ mept, st Bensonvie, Northampton, Mass, has been
reopened The Doctor the earliest disciple Of Pessntr
and the establishment, situated IN piess.n, sud healthy
country has abundsncs Of the and
coldest granite water For further particular apply -
William Rsdde J2 psoairay New iOss or - sae tossos,
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At Williamsburg on Wednesday evening, August &c,
CiroRoE wirAsr, aged 81 years months and days.
con D. Winant 81 South Fifth this afternoon
at o'clock TO proceed 20 the Cemetery Of the Ever
green's The friends ef the family and of his
Captain Francis b. French respectfully invited to
attend. without further invitation
On Thursday, August 10, JANs LiNG BRENEMAS, aged
months.
Ths relative. and friends the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from the Of her parents corner Of Greenwich
and Barrow streets, without further Invitation.
On Wednesday evening August Is, at II o'clock, MARY
ELigA, only daughter of Rev. Washington and Jane
d. Roosevelt. aged years, IL months and Il days
The relatives ard friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral to- morning. at o'clock from
90 West Twenty second street.
On Thursday morning. August Ia, at o'clock JoiiN
FaEpERIoK Morr aged 80 years. months aud 10 days
His relatives and friends and those Of the family are
requested 20 attend his funeral from his late
e65 Water street, at O'clock this (tr'dayl Afternoon
| without furh notice .
on Thursday, August IL Of consumption, oH.HLLs H.
s,rPsos, of Henry and Jane simpson, aged year
| 20 months and days.
Our loss is sreat-we must not complain,
Bur trust in Christ to meet again
The friends and acquainaaces respectfully invited
TO attend funeral Saturday 10th Inst at2 O'Clock,
y. M from No. ll5 Prince street Ills remains Will ps
taken to New York Bay Cemetery for interment
In this city, August IA, Of inflammation OF the
lungs. ANNA LOUISA. daughter Of William H. and Caha-
, rine Giderseur, sgt d month
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the residence of her parents
l.6 Cannon street tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
The remains vii be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery FOR
( interment
I At Roniout N Y, on Sunday August TO- Mrs. Louisa
MAIsoS wife Of Capt Austin Matson in the 4Cth year OF
! her age.
Eastern par ers please copy.
At Railway, n. u, on August H. Mrs sus,S ANN, wife
Of Joseph III. Brewster, ia the 18th year Of her age
Prr4R SAS Of the warrior chiefs Of the 0nondaga
died at the Castle, Monday last at the advanced
If t6 years The deceased and faithful friend
to the United States and in the Of 1872 when Gen
Porter called for volunt, to protect the Niagara fon
tier. the Onondsga chiefs and warriors among the
first TO answer the call They sustained the whole brunt
Of the battle of Chippewa under their gallant but unfor
tnate chief La Fort who killed in the action; while
the subject Uf this notice received and dang
wound for which he has since drawn pension from
govern lie intelligent, arabe and upright
and has done much by his advice and example, to
improve the condition Of the Onondagas-spGcuse a.
Standard .iug Is.