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SHERIFFoS SALE.

DISTRICT CouRr WIN. P. CONVERSE FREDERICK D.
NEwOELEANs. MUM. No. 1884.
PY VIRTUE of an alias writ of seizure and
- the Honorable the Fifth District Court of
the above entitled will proceed sell public
auction the Ropnd Of the City Exchange St. Louis between
FRIDAY o'clock
A CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND, situate the Munich
Jacob and Soils streets and designated By the No H. plan drawn
the Sd
H. Cenas Notary in this city, and thirytSo feet
front Soils street. by hundred and twen feet inches
depth parallel lines which property sold
by the said plaintiff the defendant herein the 9Th day May
1851 per passed before VIM Monaghan Notary Pubc
Seized in the above suit.
TKRMsThe a4s5 81 with interest
5000 from 18th July 1851 till the day sale s2O0 from lah
May 1852 md also sa5 b from al March, 1885, till tho day of
suit cash the and the balance purchaser
chAsers the payment the falling
JAMES p. FRERET,
jesls sjya Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
k Incorporated in April s4s declared dividend Of 50
cent Two Years Buaness.
Office No. SS CAMP ST, between Graver and Common
BUSINESS COMPANY LEH INSURANCE ONLY.
This Company being organized sey protection policy
holders and their families
Great National Benevolent lpaon the
and solid principles aordng small paid during
life and handsome legacy widows and children after death
tnu the Insurance till des.h participate the whole OF the profits
the Company.
Creditors insure the lives of Debtors married
effect the life of her husband the sole benefit
herself children free from cams creditors.
TRUSTEES:
John s. Allison Isaac Johnson Edward Sparrow,
John fngan, Samuel Stewart Richard Mccall,
Robert J. Ward, Z. Fl. Barton, J. Perkins,
Joseph Walker VIM. Mure Arnold Harris.
DIRECTORS:
E. W, Sewell, Thos c. Jenkins p. Taylor,
Eiw. Jenner Coke, John NJ Curran G. G. stesver,
Nj. NJ, Cohen, L. Spangenberg. II. Rhodewald,
Samuel Wolf, John A. Dougherty, c. 81. Lntherford
O. Wckhnm John Claiborne R. G. Amistead,
II. &. Hssrtt 'A' ' Z. Il. Wingats.
Epw JxNsEn Coxr, Vice President.
Al WEpDnnGgRS NJ D., Msdicsl Board of
H. g. Hssn1r Actuary NJ NJ CoHss Attorney.
BEs NJ. D. No. Magazine street. Medical Examiner
who will be at the Office daily from hali-Past 9rs
By the Charter only $4,000 is taken angle life.
tB This Company prepared to entertain applications for Life nsu
rance healthy persons
NewYok
restrictions the South charter
Of Profits declared annually and the profits draw aud
be made available the Of twohds of er amount
where the party has paid his premiums in full
California SowYork London Prospectus
Table Rates all Life Insurance. and all
k3 Extensive Travelling Privileges.
LEI Office hours. A. NJ. to S Pm
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Home Mutual Insurance Company of

NEW ORLEANS,
kB With subscribed capital s91a prepared receive
applications for -
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
1.-THE office of the Company, No. 80 RAV1ER STREET.
Every nsurng with becomes interested its the
profits divided those who insure with the s
earnings be invested here under the control the Tatees
This established purely the mutual principal nsur
ance, subscription 975 O) ample
security to the policy hoders.
The portfolio the allme. Onspeconb those
wishing to make insurance with it.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
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ICE-ICE1--ICE.
REMOVALS.

REMOVAL.-BARELLI & Co. have Temporal
ry removed their office from 81 Common "a Com
mon sHeel. my5
4 ENlOVAL.-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law,
q has removed from No, Charles Camp
upstairs ly
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SHERIFFS SALE.

FouRTn DIsTRIcT CouRrl F. LARUE ys SAMUEL MOORE
oFNewORLKANs No. 1904
by VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale
- directed by the Fourth Newor
leans the entitled Twill
the Rounda the City Exchange street.
and Royal streets, THURSDAY July s. 1852 O'Clock
L. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND
this city, in the bounded by Gonde and
Paul designated the numbers
plan drawn by j. A. Guerad the 22d December
before Jules Noisy Notary the
month Lots numbers
other and each
Common forming
the Of Common and roud
thirty feet six inches AMI
nine feet six inches and fraction width in the by depth
hundred and inch
hundred fraction
the other side
?. LOT OF GROUND described square, and
designated the ae Ieeed plan of A. nrd b
Common street. the width in the by
depth.
S. And TWO LOTS in the afore described
and designated plan four
Said lots aaOn each other
twenty five feet front Girond
inches in depth between parallel lines.
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash on the P, FRERET
jss II IS jys SHERIFF. Of he Paris OF Orenns.
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DRECIPITATED PHOSPHATE OF LIME
Ill Warranted pure, foi sal. by Iic2I T. l.. MASSEY.
TRUDE BRIMSTONE-1Oo tons of first quail
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Z ,OMMoN COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEV

es0red sold at auction 10 tho highest
bidder LICENSED Aneioneer after thirty days notice in the
ofhuirl Journal the hereinafter described SLAVES detained the
Police Jail Of the Second District payment cash delivery
JOHN griH5 aged about nifty years.
PETER, grih, aged about thirty
tEignsd1 w. c. G. CLAIBORNE,
sSSs&E President Board Of Aldermen.
[sgned tRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved 92d May, 1864.
Il [sig1sdl A. D. CRossMAN, hlayor
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, May 81, 1852
~ ~ BY virtue of the above resolution, notice
Is hereby BONNEVILLE BENT will sell st auction, the
81 I the 2sth june 1852 nj - o'clock the
rsSs stsod b. cRossMAN, Mayor.
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regular prices -
VERMlFUGES.
Wlner's CANADIAN,
b. A. Fahnestock's,
SWANS,
Bailey's,
Jayne's,
Challen's.
SARSAPARILLAS.
DR.. Townasnd's,
Bailey's,
Sands's,
Winkoop's,
BIistol's,
Woods,
Bulls.
PILLS.
Chickner's Sugm-coa.ed Purgative
PARIS Life,
Nlotfatt's Life,
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Brandreth's Vegetable Universal,
Morrison's Hygeian,
Lees New London,
Cooper's,
Anderson's,
Wistar's Gentle Purgative,
Hitoard's An.i-bilious Family,
Swayne's Sanative,
Herrick's Sugar-coated,
Snppington's Fever and Argue,
Covel's Rheumatic,
Graetfepberg,
Spencer's Vegetable,
Winer's Chnmomlls,
Persian,
Allebasfs' Health,
Allebasis' Ague,
Evnns' Chamouile,
Fandtz's Anti-btlions,
Ingoldby'n Pile,
Jayne's Ague,
Halsey's Gold. -
COUGH REMEDIES.
Sherman's Balsam,
Bucban's Hungarian,
DR.. Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winer's Elecampanes
Wistnr's Balsam,
Thompson's Tar md Napthe,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Duncnu's ExpectoraIt,
Bartholomew's Expectorant,
Bailey's Syrup Wild Cherry,
Swayne's Syrup Wild Cherry,
schneck's Pulmonie Syrup,
New England Pulmonic Syrup,
Taylor's Balsam Liverwort.
BiTTERS.
Moffat's Phoenix,
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
Woods Wild Cherry,
| Blake's Aromatic,
Herriek's.
| PAEACEAS.
Swain's,
| Houek's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable
| OINTMENT AND SALvES.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
| Hawley'B Vegetable,
| Otto Of Rose Lip,
| Allebasis', 81 ,kao
Tousey's Master OF Pain,
| Conklin,
Butier's letter,
McAllater's Yegetabl
Danforth's Vegetable,
| Harrison's Specific.
| TONES.
Rowand's Improved MixAre,
Southern Mixture,
Norrls's Mixture,
Jsyue's Hair,
For's Cyprian Hair,
| East India,
| Van Reeds,
| Wynkoor 3,
Bale 20.
| ~ All articles in the MEDICINE
will be supplied on equally fnvora'
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NEW ORLE NS and Car F., sa;s Ers7gsgsssz1
y roton Ralro. ltct
Departure of Trains ~ NspOrlsdNS!
tee lasts A. ~ quaerpast aud halipa p NJ
Steam TtnsS AMI uptilS iucn
syely in summer, and until quarter past in winter.
From Carr0ils9a
Horse Cars--5 NJ, s and pm
Steam TransT NJ every NJ incu
sveiy summer, and until hali-past p. in wiuur
FARk-l5 Children
IL
aud end the Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
GE These Cars Depot street
Departure " Cars.
In Winter, from Lafayette. O'Clock
:. Depot, Is Raronno street. ~, $ aud S}s
In summer, rom Lafayette and
A., Depot, IS BaTonne street . 81, ~ and
After which the will each and smiths
O'Clock
Then al 81 8, 10 and II p M, from the Depot
Aud 81 az and lOL. =. NJ, from Lafayette.
FARR-l0 cents. Children under IL years, hale price.
E Noa-Speeial Night Cars for Parties, Balls Meetings,
pied when required. mhSl ly
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CusToM-HousE. NEW ORLEANS,
ratI vrraays nun,,,, nj

CusToMHoUsE, NEW ORLEANS, n
CoLLEcroa's oFPIcr, May %, 1882
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
The Seth June for ,he ofsTAT1oNERY AND BLANKS
A requr by this office for the
Of J1iy 1852, and ending the ao.h day of june 1853
AL Of the articles to be urnished
Of the Collector.
Bonds with security to be given BY the
contracting Samples the articles to be furnished be
Office Gmya6 iaw4w] GEO. LAwRAsoN, Collector
GEOOND DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Notice hereby given that in ssnom with resolution adopted
y the beard Directors Of this District their sitting Monday
PRINCIPALS Of the Boys, and Girls High Schools,
PRINCIPALS of all the other Schools,
ASSISTANTS Frs Second Thid Of each Of the Schools
are invited to send their applications last Saturday of this month";
10 tile Seeretarys Office by order of the Board
June 10, is52-jtil laval JOSEPH Keynes, Secretary
EC0LES PUBLIQUES DU SECOND DIS
es. parl present donne
resolution adoptse Ii Direction dams Snce du du les
CAsulloATS aux places de
et Garcons,
fRINCIPAux dies autres Ecoes,
rANIs de Ire 2me ct SINE, classes pour les Ecoles,
ont pes de are demandes Saed
dr present mois, hn bureau du Secreare
Far oIdre de la Direction JOSEPH Keynes SeciStsire,
& 10 JUN, lSba--ieil iawSt
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SHERIFFoS SALE,

FIFTH DsTnrer couRr JOHN HUGHES AND FRANCOIS VA
NKwORLrAns llETTE MRS. JOSEPHINE NALETTE,
WIDOW IN COMMUNITY OF MARK THOMAS, AND NATURAL
No 5o1s the natter Of the Succession Of Mark Thomas deceased
by VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
- May 81, 1852 directed by the Honorable the Fifth Dis
in the above entitled will proceed
street. between Chaes and Royal rees MONDAY
1857 at - o'clock order effect PARTITION the following de-
scrbed Slaves, viz
PHILIP, negro man. slave for life rough House Carpenter aged
about IS years.
ADREN also negro slave for i aged about years and
NERO also negro slave for life aged about % years
third cash; and the balance credit twelve
MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed with interest eight per
per from the date of sale until final payment and
special mortgage the sayes sold. JAMES p. FRERET
Sheriff Of he of
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
OF NEwORLEANs. II ORS,,,No. $3.50.
by VIRTUE of, and in obedience to, an order
~ Of sale rendered June l 1852 directed
the Fourth District Court Neworean tho
viii proceed to sell Mt public auction my Warehouse
Jefferson TUESDAY, June 1859,
NJ. the creditors of said iusolydnt--
LOT OF MoVEABLES, etc. inventory file Office
and which will be exhibited at the time an place
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FfERET,
ielS 80 % 80 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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SHERIFFoS SALE.

SHEKIFF7S SALE.
DIsrRIcr PRIESTLEY BEN oNERSTREET
Oh NHwoRlxANs. SMITH. No. ss5a.
by VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
- directed by Honorable the Fifth District
in the above entitled will ella public
the Roundh the City Exchange,
chartres and Royal MONDAY 1881 a2 O'Clock
The schooner GENERAL QuTAN with all her tackle apparel
rigging furniture she lays in the rIew Basin.
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash on the JAMES P FRERET,
iels rs jy9Is Sheriff OF the Parish of orlenns
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

SECOND couRr FRTsGH "a JAMES GoLpING,
PY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
II Second Justice the Peace
the Parish Orleans will sell public auction at the
1852, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
iels IS IS GEORGE F. PEARSON, Constable.
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F's1n pIs5ssSI cSunr MecAN CO KS MccLuskEY
ny VIRTUE Of writ of fcri facias to me
2 directed BY the Honorable the Fifth District Court Of Newor-
the above entitled will sell public
IN ms kounda OF City Exchange St Louis street. between Che
FOUR CERT lIs Va 81 m IVY "a i5s ~ y eiHu ~
isusong Washington OF this city, designated g.
anu 70 square No. ss bounded Tcou
S9hn me saa as per plan drawn by J. A. PaesO 10th
march, lsi2 and deposited in office Cuyier,
sa LOS each thirty feet nine inches and line
ianeo street by one hundred and oar fee. depth parallel
he
Antoine Deere said Cuyer Notary on
the 18th day Of February, ls4l, ' ~ ~
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash on the spot JAMES P FRERET,
jela 20 jyS 10 Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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y, 3 INASt
stock Of Cherry end Tar Syrup
popularity is daily increasing You would do well to send
supply,
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Y AGUERREOTYPER ROOMS, No. so Philippa
street between Peyiras and Pero, where DAGUERREAN
IMMATURE PORTRAITS taken short notice. and
beauty and expression aud put in the nentcs stye Pins ook
and Cases cheaper than other hr in the city The
pfietor tenders his thanks his
with his devotion experience the business
These facts he hopes will beiabs share
patronage. [n2l til JAMES LOCKWOOD
4 AND WARRANTS PURCHASED -ssssis
a or i0cATED.-Hoders OF Lani Warrants under
het OF 2sth September, 1880 lin February lS4T
undersigned. IS
These disposed SELL may located
me choicest prhc lands and pcscnsl inspection 10 each
aus ETtpNE WAT WORTH. sc Ter nriloa.as t.
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lyONsEIL GENERAL DE La VILE DE La

4 NOUvEILEORLEANS.
Reoa Que 10 Marie rendre lencan denr encherur
ar dlmsat trene our Davis dams e
Journal ofce les EsCLAyES d6cs actueement dGenus
IL seoe police Second District conditions passnt
compliant, possession n susdits egcaves
JOHN, grille, age d'envron cnquane
PETER, gffs, age d'envircn trone
49, Isi9net w. G. O. CLAIBORNE
President du Cons. Aldermen.
Isisnsl s1 TRANS. ALPUENTE,
Approve IL aa mai, 1850. : -
" tsigneJ A. D. CR0sSMAN, MAire.
MARIE DE LA NLLE-oRLEANS, 81 MAJ, 1852.
Mg- En- vertu de Ia resolution ci-dessus, avis
present que BENT encan,
zla Bourss St. Louis LUND midi les
A. D. CReSSMAN. Naire.
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have been for last en weakness lungs
cough and hectic fever and frequently laid during
time with distressing cough and pain breast sde with
night sweas Last April he'd violent attack, which lasted
monhsi appeared to me that whole lungs
spit daily half took many remedies that
recommended well prescriptions our
family physcn without any relief At last prevailed upon to
take Dr. avs Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry which
me most happy and antar effect on dsea Before Ind taken
bottle, cough night
left side and breast. that e4rpp
neuagc pain that occasionally afflicted OF nv
heal L g LNL....
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

m.srassns historical WORK, called shs !; S;Possa
BsrRsiey Men vol svo cloth & s. liasst..ed viss
Press. .si.sns tie rssd.r inv.n:Sl: %
snee must find way into every COED lbraryNsw York
wen TIE shaasseIs tic sri.as genius shining
which are exhibited IL it, AL combine to make
he 1f "ass ~
the II snd Be found
sSs ass: AMI m s
ana e, q @
that ever bedGhsd the brow Of prince sSs shs
Ins soS in Ill @ sss e s % and
It eontsins vast number Of facts concerning the most
IN
ike ySa .s SSay y ssns
n n. yerss T' and such are
In point Of STYLE the w9r. WIN with other
a %s sp:r R:s sAs work. y:ly page
Is gem in itself Of almost f.utis" Composition ever
sssss sIssdsg:, T5s tho work 49,. sess.s.
lay .nd Prescott with the ana aI,
facts The shronei.r should win .iros regard sruss
down nothing malice In .adsiSn All II. s.Ss!lsnsss
Of 81 50-AlbaDy State Register
pact II is synopsis which dry similar volumes would
hardly I'LL petev yet everything clear and inte
resting Northern Christian Advocate.
Those who would know the history not only NJ the
Bonapare family but Of the French people, their peculiar
character political views social customs &c should
and read the Napoleon Dynasty by tire Bs.tely
Men," Therein they will find solved that strange riddls
Britain and Alphabetically yisiter, Troy, N. Y.
from the London journals
This Is complete hst'ry Of tho Bonaparte family ana
it Tot for serious fault tits prejudice against the
Englsh) it would ur douttedly become popular in this
country from the and simplicity OF the style
the graphic pictures presents Of all the striking incidents
in the life Of the remarkable who tho dessnss
Times.
Altogether the work well worthy the patronage Of those
English readers who interested the family Of the
Bonap artss-London Daily News.
This book processes TO be mpartal history has been
elabt raoly prepared and the greatest and judgmsns
shown In the selection Of the materials from aeh
compiled Parts the work written In brilliant Style,
and comprehensive tits certainly only America that could
have produced toerably impartial history Of tho
Bonaparte amily The Emperor drawn great Gene
statesman but faultess Writers have
the OF all connected with
leon To his brothers have been attributed the Of
vices and his sisters first WIFE, and her ohd have been
charged with the blsckest crimes which dessse che
mputaions, and denounces them the fsbroatons OF
avowed sne, Of the whole family We with them
perfectly and glad to find that America has for
the fame Of tho sandersd and expose the
fslsene OF the venomed gall Of the slaAdcrsr-LoaAon
Court Journal hrst notice.
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FINE ARTS.

COLUMBUS GROUP DISQUALIFICATION. JOHN W.
~ Maury, Mayor of Washington City, d. c.; Hon Elisha
Wbttlesey do Hon. Levi Besrdsley, New York; shep-
herd Knapp dol Gen. Arch Henderson Washington City;
j. b. H. smith. do; Benz. Ogle Tnloe, do; Thomas Car
ssry do Geo wasserson do John W. Maury President
foregoing citisens Of New York Washington
commttee to aid the Fsbb Brothers in the city
executed By ArotoSemo Ccsto the Professor Of Sculpture
be greatly aided by bis patrons not much
than twothrds Of the amount otherwise required, will
to secure the group And In order raise the
su sufficient proposes TO solicit and 70
sell thographs 70 che amount Of 450OO which,
fray,Dg all expenses will leave adequate TO pay for
This iece Of ssatuary and for it, erection
the beautiful site already prepared for IT, Height Of
group and pedestal TO DO about forty feet italian
marble The Of the tribuors be in
book 60 be especially devoted to that and pu-
}ishsd every month Az Sommunc.t should DO ad-
Agents wanted. apply between and II o'clock A. n
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Uaxxaeds
On russd.v Novsnbsr 1o, by the Rev. e +. Hatfield
Mr. Hm.M 3 Xusrm T. Mis- MANIA @. souLAaD, I'll *
'nfs On November H. at st. Johns Church. by
the Rev Mr. Norris Mr. Rosr Irwin Of Jsrrsspass to
Wsss R.curL Rooxas, Of Belfast Ireland.
Tussd;y No,smS b TO- Sy the Rev TnoGs. Arm
GRAHAM formerly Of Client, Columbia %.
Hud, On papers please COPY.
Rev. Dr. Scott Mr. 0LWEH GREEN Of this city, to Miss
sAsAH JANE sTASsyIrID. Of the former place.
On "sdnesd.y November ~ By the Rev Dr. as ARK
FORD, all Of this city.
On Monday, November 16 suddenly in the 32d year Of
her age ANNA KATE wifs Of Frederick 8 vanderpool.
The relatives and friends Of the family re ,pecfuy
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence No.
90 Lexington avenue corner Of Twenty fifth strest,
ton. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry
On Sunday, November IA, ut noon precisely, SAMUEL
GEORGE DouGs in the 18th year of his age eldest Of
George Douglas ESQ Of Douglas Farm. Long Island.
Ills funeral will take place from his fathers residence,
No 20 East Twenty third street this afternoon at three
o'clock The friends Of the family respectfully and
On Tuesdsy November l6, ABRAHAM WARNER in hts
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend bis funeral Friday afternoon at O'Clock,
from his late residence, No. 100 West Twenty-thiri
street
On Tuesday November TO- Of consumption BsIpaEr
shapdley, aged 20 years, 10 months and IA days
The friends and acquaintance Of the family and those
Of her brothers, Michael Edward j., and Thomas shand
ley afo those OF her uncle Thomas Mackin respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at
O'clock from the residence Of her parents, No 80
Eseex street Her remains will be taken Calvary Gene
try for nterment Conveysnces will be in readiness ct
Grand street ferry. Williamsburg.
Here at thy tomb, those tears we she'd
Tears which, though vainly now they ROLL
Are all love hath to give the dead,
And wept DER thee with all loves soul.
Oh. earth that TO thy matron breast
Hast taken oil those angel charms,
Gently, / pray thee, let h6r rest
Gently as in o mothers arms
On Wednesday November IL in the fourth year Of his
age. HERMANN d scHMApIRE, oldest Of John and
MaPdalepa Scbmadike
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
terd his funeral to morrow afternoon at O'Clock,
from his late residence, No 2l2 Fulton sereet.
On Wednesday, November II, DANIEL LINN, by the fall
ing Of q building, aged 65 years.
His friends and acquantances also Of his sons, Daniel
John and Robert Sand ofRhis law Francis Trotter
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence, No 81 Charlton street. to- after
noon. at o'clock His remains will be taken to Green
wood
At Warsaw October II, in the county Of Richmond,
Va, AUGUSTINE NEALE, Esq,
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LaURs OF ALL NATIoNs.-srINULATED By tn.
great demand that exists In European citiss To-
this elegant ussfu and article ladss eos
tume also by the expense that has hthsrt
Of fine this country pro
petor has been ioducsd 70 enter largely into hs bre
tion his establishment hod tho first In THE city g.
fashion excellence, and sconomy and having purchase
extent during the past ~ the Hudsons
Russian and other fur sales he oGer AHA
department not 70 BIO found ~ other store IN Ne
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AURISTs AND OCULIsTs.

THE CURE OF sTYEs ON THE EYE, WITHOUT
operation or medi ,iue.A French ocust Doctor who
detires to become known, wishes two subjects who are
affected with tina malady He will treat for no hing
h object 10 to become known for the Of that
disease Apply ct 81 Fulton street, Brooklyn up stairs
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THE BALL SEASON.
THE MILITARY.

nUFFEY GUARD, ATTENTIoN.-THERE WILL BE
~ drills evening this week Of the above company
TO meet at the Brilliant, No. Battery place. Member
and those wishing parade with the will please
DO in attendance parade and target
sion will take place Tuesday the sd Of November Uni
form-black frock coats and pantaoons and Nus
ket belts and caps will be ready Mt the Brilliant the
morning Of parade To start NJ O'clock A. By order
Of w. WILSON, Captain.
IS. There will be election for officers Saturday
night.