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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-20

NEW LUMBER YARD,
At the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
zNTHER will be kept by the undersigned, COZ stantly
~ on hand, all the various kinds and qualities OF
astern, Western and Northern Lumber,
Consisting Of Boards, Plank, Jolst Shingles, Clap
Walnut. and Cherry.
FRAMES suppned TO order at short notlce. and all
Sc. MORSE 81 Co
~ Office No 10 Mechanic st. - aug23 diff
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EDITORS AND rpopplrroRs.
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House for Sale.

1AOUuN 1UI OoIACs
IL THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the BRICK
1;%N HOUSE, corner of Pleasant and Fruit streets,
~Aa@- where he now resides. 1t is nearly new, con.
tains fifteen rooms and is well arranged for two families.
Twelve Hundred Dollars Of the purchase money can re-
main on mortgage for a term Of years, if desired. 81 Il
: iAn2l-dtAl GEORGE /. MAKEPEACE
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House and Land for Sale.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale good ottage House,
4 on Abbott street. 1t contains rooms, good water,
and is convenient for two small families Also,
about two of Land, which will be sold with the
said house, or part of it, as may suit
long credit will re given on part of the purchase,
or he whole would be exchanged for other good prop
erty. Apply at No. Park stteet US
Worcester Ian al 1852 $3.50 feb2-d3m
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New Arrangement.

NOW A1Ad1ASO1ACACs a..qI a.a. Ks.
THE Subscribers having purchased The stock of J.
L s. RAND, and taken his store. have added 10 tneir
stock large variety OF NtW GOODS, and respect
fully invite the attention of purchasers to their assert.
ment of very rich and choice & s. .. f
Bonnets, Ribbons, Millinery Goods,
Hosiery, Gloves, White Goods, Embroi-
io im @ #deries, &c. .a@,tt
By the rigid keep their stock constantly
furnished with Goods ofSnperior Excellence and beauty
and to have their manufactured articles fitted up with
Thoroughness, Taste and Elegance,
and by PRoMPrNEss FIpELIFY innhe execution Of
0RDERs they fatter themselves, that being able in the
CHEAPNESS, QUALITY and STYLE other Goods
to satisfy the exacng they shall merit and receive
the confidence and liberal patronage Of their friends and
the public
Old Bonnets Repaired, Coored, Bleached and
Pressed in superior manner. as aga ll t
.,.. f.-f..l. =. .. E. w, MILES & CO.,
No $50 Main ST., corner of Main and W alnut sts
jan20-dawH
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To Let.

2 49, STORE fronting Main and Southbrdge
M;;; streets now occupied by Charles Roots the whole
A!E or part, will be let. Also, two Rooms, 50 by
90 in he same Block the second and third hoors'
now occupied by Dexter Wilson, as Boot Manulac-
tory The whole, or part, mere will be let, APP
ply to L. Spring, 3D., on the premises, or to W. AD-
ANS No. Maple Place.
z Winchester Feb. 10. 1852 Ets .Qls8 d6wH
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Portraits in Oils and Crayons,
hge By MISS JUDKlNS.

Portraits Copied from Daguerreotypes.
TNSTRUCT ION given 10 Papier Mache, and Oil
L Painting; Drawing in Pencil, or Crayons.
Paper Mache, or Oils, Twelve Lessons,. ....$6 60
Use of all requisite Bronzes, and Golors.,.,$ 50 rs
Terms payable at the First Lesson. t t- . Z.
Specimens al the store OF e. Livermore, Esq., whers
further information can be obtained ai a#tAasa Ft
MISREPRESENTATION. s. salisbury, Rev. s Sweeiser,
Horace Chenery hsq Rev. Z. Z. Hale, A. lolman, ESQ,
G. A. Dresser, Esq, Albert s. Alien, Esq, WI Cary,
Esq. sH es's* ieb23 m DIV ~
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,s8s bssa5 u For Sale.
THE Stock and Stand of Confectionery Store In
lire at No. 257 Main street. feb25 dlmS
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REAL ESTATE
For Sale

- For Sale. rs a.
Ia IF applied for before April LIST, two story
II"M dwelling house, West street, nOwcccupied by
$50 Messrs Wilson & Richmond. Apply to DEX-
TER WILSON, or p c. BACON. feb23 dial
Land for Sale.
TINE Subscriber offers for sale about nine of
! ] choice LAND, for Gardening situated about four
miles from the Court House. the West Boy lston road
On the same is lot of fine Fruit Trees, and never
failing spring of water. DAVIS THAYER.
Worcester, Feb. II, 1852. w d3m*
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Front Street. Stare Lots

n
TIME valuable lot of land the South side OF Front
4 ST., North of the Salem street Church, extending
ON Front street about lao feet, and bounding East
Trumbull st. and West Salem street, is now offered
for sale in lots suit purchasers Its average depth is
over 10 feet. The lots will be sold on such terms
as render them profitable purchases either for those
wishing to build stores for their or to let
mar25-dtf FRANCIS H DEWEY. 2l6 Main st
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[PRICE ONE CENT
TO BE LET.
TOILET.
han to Let.

VETALDO HALL, Main street, having undergone re-
wv naira NAV be had on reasonable terms, for Lee
lures Concerts &c. b. EMERSON, Agent,
e feb25 p DIFF M g a9a Waldo Block,
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WORCESTER DAILY SPY:
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING AT

212 Main Street, (Butman ROwO
JOHN MILTON EARLE & THOMAS DREW
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Etool Notices.,
&bncv Merier's Estate.

STATE OF VERNONT,} Alta Probate Court
District of Grand lsIe, "a. { holden at North He
rn, within anl tor the said Distinct, on the 25th day
of Feb. A. D. 1882.
Present the Hon. Lealnnd Whitney, Judge.
An instrument purporting to be the last Will and
testament of Abuer KeeIrr, late of South Hero IN
said district. deceased. being presented TO the Cou I
here, by franklin Robinson one of the executors
therein named, Tor Probate it is ordered by said
court, that all pers, ms concerned therein be notified
to appeir AT Il session OF said court, TO be holden at
the Court House in North Hero, on the 22nd day OF
March next, and show cause, il any they NAV have
against the Probate of said will, Tor which purpose
Vt is further ordered, that a copy OF the record OF tins
order, be published three weeks successfully in the
Rurling on Free Press, printed at Burlington, II
Chit ndeu County as soon as may be.
A true copy OF record.
Attest, AUGUSTUS KNIGHT,
w36w3t Register
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PA NO FORTE
AND
La.lSU5lD Ipa3A9Ra
NO. |, BANK BLOCK.

TIE Subscriber has opened a very ex-
Il tci sive and choice selection of Musical Mer-
%chandlse, consisting OF every variety OF Musical In
struments, such as Piano fCrtes, Seraphins, Melo-
deems, Bass Vios, Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Flngo-
lets, Claronets, Cornopeans, Accordeons aud Brass
Instruments OF every description Tor Bands also
Bass Vlol and Violin Strings, Tuning Forks, Tun-
ing Hammers, Nc.
The assortment OF Sheet Music. consists OF about
-Four Thousand Pieces OF the latest and most popu-
lar Nuslc OF the day additions to which will be made
every week, from the most extensive Importing and
Publishing Houses in New Vol and Boston. H.
siruction Cooks on hand for every Instrument, and
all new works received us soon as published
Church Music Books Of every description.
The attention OF Purchasers is respectfully invited
to the assortment of Piano Fortes, Seraphims aud
Melodeons, as they are from the best Manufacturer
in the country, and every Instrument sold by Inc
will be warranted, unless otherwise stated to The
chpulaser.
An the above goods will be sold as low as can b.
purchased in New York or Boston. aud the order
OF Teachers and those who buy TO sell AGAIN, are re
specially solicited, an d will be filled and sent To an
part of the country, as may be directed.
l.. 5. RUST.
January "a Ut&wly
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New Books.

Rcceoed By T.. SMITH, & co.
TllEORl Of Human Progression.
A Sacred Streams
Rule n M;s,ur If the English in America by
the Author Sam Slick &c.
Forest Lir aud Forest Trees.
The Lilly and the Bee
The Scourge OF the Ocean a story OF the Allan
tic,
The Lady and the Priest, by Mrs. Maberly.
knickerbockrr tor October.
History OF my Pete, by Grace Greenwood.
Neanders, History oi The Christian Religion &
Chnrch, Translated by Prot, Torrey,
The Memorial, illustrated by Mary r. Hewitt.
The Glrhood OF Shakespearr's lieroi@e's, trans
lated by Mary Cowden Clarke.
The World Progress, a Dictionary OF Dates.
The Company Alter dinner table talk.
Alban-By the author OF Lady Alice.
October 10. 1851. de- WI
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CONSUMPTION,

CuVEE~ and Cots, Bronchitis. isthm0, SpiiiHg of Blood
brodinJ al tue Iirtgs, rains M ne Hycsf. Si,, dHd thest. VI
r,psne,;, STUNT Segt,, p%0111t.nn IF the iioti aai All re-
MALE T. NE~~E- uud L~onIt1mn arising mere
from. CholerI Inlnnthrn, Nc.
~" For Proof and paiucunrs Of Curcs, see our Pam.
pl,lrts and HanabHs-al our Agents nav" hem to give away
For sale by AMOS c. SPEAR and TuEo. A PICK
Burlington. Hodges & Mason, Richmond & D
Weller, Ilinesourgh t.. A. Towsiey, Shell
burn +. Spencer, Colchester Genre a. p
Simonds & Co, and j.. W Hnrlhnt. Wilson :
n. Cant Co. and las. Nichols. Wes'ford Il. Fur
gus n. Essex II Il I Oakes, UnderhiII Beach II
Rowe. Jericho Il. \. Ashley, Milton Fulis, and BY
Druggists and Merchants generally.
All letters aud orders must be addressed TO Wal
lace & Co. 3O4 Broadway New York.
July | 1851. wmos6
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Sew Goods, VariatV.

lot fnew Far Rings, Brooches, a fine
"A assortment of Locke,s lor one, tHo and four Pic
lures; Cold Pencils with Pens, Gold Chains and
Jewelty OF all kinds Buffalo Horn Combs, 6 and ;
patent Flutes, plated Forks and Spoons plain and
threaded silver Forks, fine Dominoes Masks, Chris
ties Magnetic Fluid aud Rings Tor chemical COM
plants fine Accordeons. Money Belts, Thermom-
eters, dbl tune Watches, Pen Knives, Cuff Pins,
Communion Ware, &c.
New Goods constantly coming and going.
BRlNSMAlD, BROTHER, g. co.
March 5. d. Stf
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Petition 10 sell Land.

TO THE PROBATE COURT,} The petition Of
FOR THE pIsTRIcT OF CHrrTEXDEN ! Luther b. Hunt
shows that Charles Hall, late OF Burlington in Chitten-
den county died seized OF "A lot OF land IN the village OF
Burlington, containing about one acre OF land ,wlth n
no Use and bHrnthe con, SIM ON the south side OF Nam
aud on the west SIDE Ut Pine streets, aud Is the corner
made by the inter- ectlou OF the said streets, that tie
land covered Ivy the said house, and a strip on the
south and west thereof, ot lwel We tcet in width, has
been assigned 10 the widow Of sail Charles Hail,
for her dover, aud thrt the whole, excepting a small
strip on the west and on the south ct SAID DOVER
mas bren sold to pay the GAINS against sad estate,
aud expenses nt administrations that al the debts
and cla!ms ngaiust said estate have been paid aud
satisfied, and the rcmu indpr OF said pstntr Is now
subject to Distribution among the heirs OF the said
Charles Hall.
That the said Ch1rlas died, having ak children
his hers At law. to wit, Charles tlenry Hall, Francis,
now Francis Cotlel, Horace Hall, George Hail,
! Julia Hail, aud Jane Hal that the said Charles
Henry Hail is dead, leaving a widow and infant
daughter, now in the State OF Georgia.
That the right, title and interest OF the said Jula
aud Jane, and of the said George aud Horace, has
been assigned t, the SAID Luther r. Hunt, who no"
claims the same that he said Charles Henry, before
estate, to George X. Platt, Esq now ol Callomla
and that the said George also executed a mortgage
Of his share to the same George X Plat, and The
SAT- Horace executed a mortgage OF his share t
George CoIlamer, Esq. Of Barre.
" hcreupon, the SAID Luther Il. HUNT prayS tina
an order OF said PrUblte Court may be made. assiGn
ing the said estate to the said hens and inose enilt-
led to the same, and til It Commissioners may be hp
pointed To make Distribution thereof among the SAT-
heirs and those entitled to the same.
LUTHER B. HUNT.
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~CNEaSON'$ E'ATENT.
AIR WARNING AND YENTILATINC.
r U r ~ A G E.
-Four Sizes-Completciy adapted for
MNN II Al

THIS Furnac e possesses more real advantages tor
l warming Dwelling, Churches, School Houses
heretofore known.
1t is free from all the objections to the common
Iron Pot Furnaces which b i'm the oxygen ol the air,
thereby creating Il s%ccrch'ng, srtibcating odor com :
mon to ali such structures, and which are constantly
burning out their pots aud plates, and also permit
ting the escape OF gas aud smoke lnto the apartments
10 he warmed, whereas this is II We ~ durable tur-
mace and not liable to burn out, there beng no
red hot pots or plates to crack, war; or burn out,
and thus preventing the escape OF gas. dust, Ne, into
the building to be warmed, and filling the house with
abu ldancc OF soft, fresh, h%ealthtul, warm ar. we
also keep a constant SIMPLY OF the latest design OF
Registers, Hot Air Crates and Vcntilntors'
Also, Ponds Cooking Range, win water tx,9tes
Il. BRONSON.
Feb. 90, 1852. d3w&wt
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NCW Hnnks.

u COLLECTIONS Of literary Men, by Miss
~ Milford, price 81 90; Ravensclitle by the author
81 "rhe Wiitningtons," &c. Loss,ng's Field Book
humber 20 The Head ofthe FImily, by the author
'Olive" aud The Ogl!vies. Received by
L. SMITH Co.
March ). d&wtt
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n II I y z ~

TO those wishing to replenish their as.
L sottment ot pridts, we you'd call their attention
TO our extensive sock. believing that ii is both de-
NJ. MOVES & co.
Feh-uary 20. dNwti
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Patent Xiuc Paint.

ME HAVE JUST RECEIVED 4 SUPPLy OF
w tins PANT winch we ohrr 20 the public. a, "a.
prror to White Lead. This Pant scqGires1 greater
than Lead, and Is more dulablc Tor inside
or 'utsld" work. Il viii not rub oT. and NAY be-
washed without INJURY. Whie lead nI.s g., 'oV-
Lluc Vn,e p%rtsrGye1 80 cr.u ni 3Y-ty. Fot ..'" ty
STNONt, NuNAltTLj t'
T~u,....' r. Jr.r 4 i-a.. ol
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NGTON EfEE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING., .M4HCH -. 1852.
GEORGE SLATEA.
R0SCO ILLlNOI. LAND AGENT FOR

ILLINOIS. WISCONSIN & IOWA.
MIR, SLATER, is n resident Of Illinois,
A'A being here now on a visit, and will remain
here until the lst ct June when lie wIii return to
Illinois. lie takes tins method to Inform those en-
titled to Bounty Land hs viii mike IA tour through
the above States, during the coming season for the
purpose OF locating in the most preferable section
land to which he is entitled 10y the Act, AM will, for
a small compensation, attend to all business ui a
like manner as for himself. lie will follow, as far
possible, the directions OF those who employ him, in
regard to the geological nature of the land selected.
and in what State perterpd. For particulars apply
at this Office, or address the publisher Of this paper by
letter, post paid.
Address GEo. SLATER. post paid, Painsville Vt.
until the LIST OF June and then Rosco Illinois.
PainsyIlle w., May w6mos.
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lALShM,
The Crcnt COUGH REMEDY.

Many yrrrs " experience, md more tian a Hundred
Thnu.nnh Cures Of tnnSumptivc Complains. hH.e
moved 10 the Guiuuhied snt ,ipetuu - AZ ptr7nus VINO lave
become acquainted 18th tht U1tdr'tni zen rdy that It is rrcnt-
~ .uupriOr. hprrpse 1t IL sotlin3 md terfrJ, ana UnT
certain 10 cure consumption oi me Lungs, iIHh any
u,her Remedy in the world. We know, however, iNrl y Il slii
by some tlat Consumption can not he cured. Re tai IN" upur
ion OF the many or 'hf icS, we sUul not nt"tnpt 20 ar ne "Nh
such. but thus we rH saN md 10 d,strf a. n fact, which Gun Ice
proved IN Thousands ot cnes, that tins medicine dn- rurC1
Counts hmd disc1srs which, b'i'te the crios we're rNrctt'. were
called real Consumption, and Which we" amended "'lI
symptou5 TINT rcHtWtled, td were IN all reIei, hNe VcsyhI
toms of those uh0 die. and uien dCd are sni Ia hH.e dhd WIN
that fatal dseHse Consumption. thus Ba.sim hs cured
fiousands Of persons wuu Vr . said TO he hurrl"ssy an 'l'd-
who had h1rd, dyy, ydckiag Coughs 9Ht in the breast,
Side, and B1ct-Di1iculty Of breathing P"u"enf rI'ft
tO,1fi1a - Hrciic Fsrer- NHh' SweJis-sud vn-ting nwny
of the Flesh and Blood. Persons hnvinr sue, complains
have been cured unor i was said they could not live n week
longer. Ths Med Gn" has cured come who were supposed 10
he in \ dying stntc, hut, hy the use oi TINS remedy the'
now live, hni euuy cool heath
This IInl-nm IS EHydy q rcgehrHe conp9rHf It's pleas
ant to take. aud ncter does tytpy IN any stage Of dlseast or unnef
any circumstances. II ca"c.s lis wonderful ara ntm.f MT
rnculOus Cures by Purifying. Nyeg9'1cqi"'. 'd lnNig-
Grating the w ole svstem-by egVdtiiig TIE cn6HtIfwH' ana
producing n heniiy actou-ttns 1H1pilg tough-toon0g ~
Nerves-Hud aiding and inc9itIiry ENpectorntiOh. 4
Cures the following diseases, VIZ
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UURLAPS. 3 Bales Burlaps, for sale
Ee hy VI. MOVES & co.
Dsltnber 2? tNSt!
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according to Act Of Congress. in the wear
1891, by ] :. HOUGUTON, NJ d inIhe Clerk
Office OF the District Coul; ior the EasleIn Distric
nL Pc InsNINnnln
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DlCH PLATED WARE, SUCH IS SALvERs,
III Cake-Baskets, Tea-Set;s, C%astole, CandlesticAs,
Shutters and Trays, &c, at
HORTONS.
No |. Bank Bioch. dNvtt
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Northern Clover Seed !
Etnb' Linen Cambria EIdkfS.

80" W.T. T|VTTNVU Il tWT IT ITUoV
L splrdid goods last Evening.
No. ., Bank Block, Jan. Il. d&wtf
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" Remember Ladies thar Tor a few dollars. Won get a
new shawl and some Htr ia3aIOEtd tollars," &c.
~ IIVRY,S ~
October l.. rAU.t
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IA .@-I &%/
WATCH & IEWELRY
s. r. OR

TIE Subscriber has opened a Watch
Il Jewelry and Fancy Goods Store in the
NEW BLOCk
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Great Cure fOg Dyspepsia!

hNOiIlEh NllEN iFtt HtNDEh!
DR. j. S. E.DWGEiECW32
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STOVES!!

a large quantity Of imprOred y. Notion en-
Sqr. Ur'n CoOA'Hg Stores.
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LET nrsrrAnERs Foh THE nc
s1rAmrRs ro ARRfyR HRoM EuaoPE.
Passengers sailed

In ,otI,g Lsia fer L,reYy8s-Rev. Dr. Willis and LADY, To
ronfo James Trapier Toronto and Mr. Whfe
semrhey Cueute- and lady, Hco
Mr.. Benedie Ndlle J. Tr Hon. Edward T~--ton and dy
Custusn servants Miss Hays Ms. Ande1a. NJ ADDER
tp Waiter Andenon Mr. Paul lady sn1 daushte' M-s Fellows
M.s Reac Myers M FelOws Mss hncue, Master Carey
NJ ncurs MaraH Moncure Hchrzont Va H. Moucur- Heary
Noucure Mumord, Mss Mluord, Mr. p DAVIS Mr. John
W,h. W siorop. Pans Mr.. Gum Toronto; A. sanqu
co Iay; T. Benedrii Mr. Rdsey AMI sly Baltimore Hesy
Rnie and lady, Charleston, :. C.; Charles hch. NerYsrk
n Moatsonery NJ Bnn-y Bete M. Nensr. Henri White,
Batuoe Charlie. New YorE; Mr.. White, Baltimore;
ady, Phafeyhla Charef Jean1euqlet Nes
York Dunlap Noncue John houcur- John smith, New fOrk
nr John snd servant New Yor; Ms s. Car,
ter maid Mr. Richard B. sh and isdy Hamilton Farmer
ady Canada - w feb lady aud servant Or
orr Mr. james orr Iudsna: Tho- BtteWe Mr. B-nj Blteve
Prburh r. Bereer London; Mr. Geo Mans Liverpool; Eher
Vandenhuf Deu1on Montreal Mr. Forster, y.
Smith Mr. Forbe- Capt Waiter r. Lercod, tth Re.
Lieut. King H. A. Rev Mr. HeTchner dy aud two boy, knss-
ton C. w Mr. g. Leun Sew Orleans Mr.. VIM Bell, l1t'tna;
Randall aud Wm Conn-ry, Mr. Butcher WIN. HItcln-
son Mobile Davis Petersburg. Va. Adm,raui Ia Rochelle
York; Mr. F. Aston Mr. Paul Hua Whom Canada Mr. John
Shaw Toronto; Msckay. Montreal Mr. John ; NILS Ne Or
lea, Hoes Orleans; Mr. Burnside, New Orleans Ralph
Nelson Phsdsphaf ~ Hart n T. Radcliffe Liverpool;
BLAZE Charleston, c. Nj H. Mcneil Vance
sdv .and .chilren, View Orleans Mrs HlnOfd and .v
Top New York; Bsnj Smith. Liverpool; Arbucke foh
b. Barmera Edv A. Bac ST. Louis; Mr. HASN'T Locus Ssster
Frnch PaVdch Alex Tester Mr. OConnor G. Lane Pans jas
OBuen Boston Nicolas M-cheT, Germany H. Brown Eng AMI
H. Reynolds England: H. Mills. Mr. Hughes, Mrs Landsbush
child Auger france Dir BOudaut d. Rogers and ady,
New Orleans; Ars snd daughter hr Finance Mr. Ben
amin, DR. Ryde.-specs, S9l3 "a.
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DIED.

o, WEDNESDAY 10th inst, Mr. WILLIAM II. GOULD IA tbs
scih year o. bis
The friends Of The family are respectfully invited attend hi'
residence Of his brother John Gould No l4 ID ST.
fnd-y, 18th TO 4oelock NJ without further N
viianCn
On the inst Of liberation the bowels HENRY L. MAR
TIk, AGED Is years, a days
The and friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend be funeral Friday afternoon at occk from the resi-
further invitation ~ BH remains will be taken 10 Greenwood
e.
Al Gulford CHARLIE SHERMAN, young
eat ohlo Of S. D. and Mary c. Chutenden
Fuutra residence Of his ather, Perrepont st.
BroOkbB this day AZ 10 A VI
Wednesday, June TO- JOSEPHIENE VAN DE WERKEN, aged
Is year., months, ano n days.
Funeral p Place Thursday afternoon O'Clock, from the
Besdenee Of Der father, Ne ~ Pearl 81 -
On "Wednesday l6b EARL, youngest con OF Benjamin
and Rachel harshn,ab aged year aud month.
FTeDds invited attend his funeral from
No. 1876 Green ct. this Afternoon, at 8 p ". -
On ednesday June 10, GEORGE A. WHITE IN the
81 OF his
The re ave- ard friends family invited attend his
funeral further tins Afternoon "A O'Clock,
Som house brohera law George Hsnce No VArck
phse
Wednesday evening June l6 bic residence, No. III First
bTci Illness OF inflammation OF the WALLER
HENIlT assd 80 years.
His funeral place from The above number, this day
JThUosy at O'Clock p NJ his friends AID those OF his brosers
w, C. d. and John K Stuart invited attend HIS remains
will be tai en- To Greenwooc.
Al Chicago SUNDAY evening, April lsh by Rev M Brown
efthe FRET Church M ASA CONkLlN OF BrOokBn T.
Mss PHyBE ANN CRONkITE, youngest daughter Of the late
Philip cronke, Of that place. and formerly from Kingston, Ulster
eeunty,E ~.