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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Thru ptsrgIcr Couar SUCCESSION THE LATE JOSEPH
OF NEwonIsAss. MELe, DECEASED. No 1888.
10Y VIRTUE of and in obedience to an order
of sale February 1887 directed by the Honorable
the Third District Court Of Newtrisan the above entitled matter
will public auction Rotunda the City
St Louis between Chares and Royal Streets MONDAY,
o'clock Of said
GROUND, lying and being suburb
Municipality this city, the square bounded by
ST. Philip Prieu Dergny UrsIline about thirty
Philip hundred depth
Which said lot fenced and partly filled and hanquettes
front thereof made 49, -
cash. the balance credit
months by special bearing
eight OF at maturity
purchaser, before o. de- mas
Notary Public. JAMES P. FRERET
~ mhh Is Sharif Of the Pnrtst y Ofisnns
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.arnlOry Hal


Of SUCCESS,
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
THE GREAT WIZARD Of THE NORTH,
Has every feel honored Never excitement 50 great
this CURIOSITY be the tip toe An nans' see
THE MIGHTY WIZARD AND HIS WONDERS,
Twenty thoand the Crescent City, have been wlnesss
HIS SEEMING UPERNATURAL MAGIC!
Professor Anderson, thanking his patrons for the unparalleled sup
port with which they crowned his erons respectfully anno
that his limited brief period. He only give
TWELVE MORE REPRESENTATIONS ~ THIS CITY,
Then there is 0 . be lost
"TEMPUs FUGITi'
On This, and Every Evening During the Week,
He will appear IN his
iSTIC LA BOZ ATORY.
And perform all his extraordinary wonders OF
NATURAL MAGIC AND EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY.
Wrh allowed BY millions the puhe parallel IN the
alnas Ancient Modern NECR0NANCY!
NEW WONDERS EVERY EVENING.
~ Come and Drink rom the Wizards 3ottlei
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VIII be tonight displayed in most extraordinary
e Doors o'clock Admission Fifty Cent
| reserved Seventy five Cents.
O'Clock p. 81. mills
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THE WING DELEGATES OF THE FIRST DIsrniCr.-Mr.
Robb having declared he would accept party mont
nation it will he the duty of the wing delegates to assemble
themselves and Fl" his vacancy the wing ticket We
would suggest the names of H. Mathews DR. Carey or j.
b. Sawson to the Convention Either Of these gentlemen
world be an uncxceptionabe selection, WING.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERlFE'S SALE.
DsrRIgr Il CREDITORS.
or NEwnsIEAss, No. 1861.
FpY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
18th March, 1852 directed by the Honorable the Third
the above entitled matterI will proceed
sell public auction FRIDAY March 1851 halpasi 10
o'clock M the premises, viz
TILE CONTENTS of FANCY STORE, Cbsrtres
Benvle Streets containing variety Of
Bon, cts Ribbons, etc.
Surrendered by the inselvens to their creditors $3.50
Tsr,ns~Casb On the spoi JAMES P. FRERET
milk 13a Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

GT1LhlEE - CALM.
FIFTH DsrHr CouRr JOAQUIN yIOSGA, SR JOSE FAAA
NRwORLEATs. No. 5obo
pY VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me
~ directed by F District Court Of
will proceed sell at public auction on
premises FRIDAY, March g. 1si9, halfpnst O'Clock
THE CONTENTS OF THE COFFEE0USE situate at the CO per
Of Aiaa and Orleans
Seized II the suit =
1ernls--Cash the spot JAMES z. FRERET,
mills 10 20 &c Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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Grand Jarenile Concert,

WTNslU .JNCeNlR CO1lCeTt,
OVER THE CARRoLLToS RAILROAD DEPOT, CORNER OF DA
RoNSE AND PERDIDo STREETS,
On TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 16, 1852.
PROFESSOR KEMMERER
will givea
JUVENILE MUSICAL ENTERT4LNMENT
BY A CHOIR OF TWO HUNDRED PUPILS, WHO WILL SING
TWENTY-FIVE DIFFERENT PIECES, such Rounds,
Duets Tro Qusr.etrs Solos Chorlses, etc
IL Concert o T. o'clock.
II Tickets Fifty Children and half price
1Fg- Tickets to be had a door nahi5
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II March directed by the Honorable the
Second District Court Of the above entitled VIII
public the Eona of the City Exchange,
ChaTtres Royal THURSDAY
April Is. 1882, at 70 O'Clock N. for PARTITION
GROUND the Nayade ard Erato
streets tie city of having about sixty feet front Nays
and about ninety Erato with
twostory wceien DWELLING HOUSES thereon
said Nayades
j. VACANT LOT OF GROUND in the rear OF said houses
adjoining said LOT first above described having about twenyhree
EratO street, with depth sixty-nme
TERMS CoSprossTwee mouths credit with interest the
five sale the bo
secured by mortgage the property Sold tie to be endorsed by
eniorser approved by the Sheriff. JAMES p FRERET,
mills rs ap5 is Sheriff OF the Parish OF oresus
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ship Indiana from NewYo the inst anchor off the
Isaacs ship hos Perkins; the 7h in lat exchanged
signal. will ship Kate Howes, from Newoeans, Liverpool
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nRLEANs THEATRE Monday Evening,

ORLEANS THEATRE Monday Evening,
March FI0I $ BENEFIT. uursalled Attraction tie
FsPfNO5A hi last Lest MI "
the in four sets tie FAVDFiT WfepanJ
Leonoa. DIV ERTls3EsfEN1 y tgo st.LA MADE ~
CHARLIE arioi (bs fist aleaase} La [
cHtcIA, by La Petite WnLher IL DAPIN ~ Mons Fsfn,
Mile Baron PAS EsPAfSOI ay t'e Hiinrot After
Opera, Of the Comic frsnd Ballet the JOLLY MILLER
Martin Paris by ESPNOsA who will scd by Mile M
1T In rehearsal, the grand OPERA four Sctt by Verdi entI'
JERUSALEM.
~ Performance to commence at a quarter TO o'cosk
DLACIDE'S VARIETIES, Gravier street. -
MONDAY EVENING March 15WI be presented the DRAM
q Tie VILLAGE PHANTOM kesembert, MIR G. Howard F'ae
Mr. Wright Colin, Mr. Holland Ernestne Ar. G. Howard jngr
Mr.. Rove Grr1ds MIa Reeves Ater which, the Comic sAi.-
strength q the Ballet Corps To conclude with the
SgREID EENCount Mr. Wright, Trsram, Mr. I!9!
land Baron, NJ. Myers fnrae, Mrs. c. Howard.
SIT. CHARLES THEATRE. Last week Of TIE
- i=aso-I4s night SIR titIIAM DOS AND THE HEaDS
FAMILY Triumphant o. The Comedy LIZ
LIFE by Don, the Family Company M
sCAI. OJD the Heron Family. TO eoncaae IRIE
ZION. ly the IeTou and the Dramatic Company.
NAN RICE'S CIRCUS.-Re -engagement Of
4 " HERR CLINE DAN RICE WIN. F. and HERR
CTR all the Ring The act Of The coRsER OF 81
foang Glenroy and other no7e!ts mh3 u
mi
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ARRv.L o THE MErEoR.-The steamship Meteor. Capt
Forbes. arrived yesterday from Chagres vim San Juan
having left the former port the 18th and the latter on
the 9th inst arriving at the South West Pass on the
ev-ring of the 18th. She brings Left in port
Chagres steamship FL Dorado and schooner NJ Ryard
In port at San Juan u s. ship Decatur, English brig
war Suffolk steamer Alabama banks Kate and Alice Re-
public Polacca, Prudente. Brigs Globe and John Will
liars just arrived
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Stock Sales.

PHLApnLpfIA, May AZ Reported By Barker brothers
Co. First BoarG-S5 coo Beaver Meadow Railroad 6s rs
Nn, 1000 Susquehanna Canal 6s 75t 1000 do, coupons
20; 3WO North America Coal 6s, Is; 20V do 64A 1000
5s e64; 400 do. 9i 900 I,tsburg G 20
!se 20 Lebigh Interest9 200 Wilmington Railroad S.
20 g5 4loO Reading Railroad 6s 20, b. s2 so Cumber
land valley RalrSad "a preferred so 10 do ~ 80 share,
100 United States Bank 81 Bank Of kentucky IiI BE-
tMfen Eoard-$3 600 5 9s SO shares Union
Canal 70 10 do la 100 Long Island Railroad: cash.
Ws 100 Lehigh Navigation s5wn. - a. Second BoGrd-$225
lehigh Interest, 9 leo Camden City 6s cash, 90 200
DO *! 1000 Pennsylvania 5s 95; 100 do certs, s LOO
Pennyl yania S. Io2 29 do 30 shares Pennsylvania
Railroad s5sn M 81 do A % do no. 49, Is Schuyli Ma
yigaticu. 1879; 20 Iehigh Navigation. 3D. 100 Long
Island ksilGSsd bSrn. II; Mnehi Railrosd Is leS
$o City Rsilrosd Gs sS ~ Soshares Morris Canal i9.;
o. ca lIs offered, Is asked; do, 67 lis offered ISL
Asked Pennsylvania 95s offered, S5 asked; Reading
Railroad 8! offered H asEed do bonds, 10 S2j< offered
s2h asked do Mortgage SIS go s7 offered. SIX asked:
Pennsylvana Railroad Az offered 40 asked Canal
leG offered, 1874 asked Schuykl Navigation interest on,
offered % asked; Long Island. l05 offered II Asked
vcksburg l offered lG asked; Girard Bank 1874 offered
ls asled United States BanA 2 offered asked; Union
Canal. lst4 offered. l4ls asked. Market inactive.
BALTImoRE, May 3-Stoek Roard-$ I eco Maryland 6s
1851. 100 do lo6H; 1000 Baltimore IS, 1880, 1861: 1000
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds, 1875 93 200 do, ST.
!za 20 shares Merchants Bank, lO6I % baltimore and
90 R.istertown Road "a AZ the Board this day. Maryland
bid Io6 n.hsd Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds
1851 lid % asked; do, 1876 92 bid 9is asked; do
shares bid 7sI asked York and Cumberland Railroad,
20 bid ah asked.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

n.
Sers Jane Elizabeth and Eagle sailed yesterday for New
Oreans 1tS shr Alderman sails to for San Juan:
they all sailed from New Orleans Bark Zdon. Of Iubec
sailed sunday for Navy Bay from thence she win pro-
Boston, arrived the 4th, With cargo ice
freb meat lumber &c. but could find market. and pro-
ceeded yesterday fer Navy Ray in coming into Chagrcs
(wtt ot she struck the Bar. and after remaining
five get oG at cost of 500 damage but
Shipping her rudder.
PHrI.ADELPHIA. May - NJ
Arrived Slip Superior Nsoo Londonderry; brig ThoOsa
Stearps. NYorl schrs Williams. Rogers. NBedford;
Gazette. Crowel Boston, Edna, Kelley, 90; Achsah d.
johnson, dol Sayer, Rahdell. Calais Mary Cranmcr,
smith. NJerey Mercse Moore Pensacola; " Townsend.
Townsend. Fall River; Isabella. Williams BRISTOL RI;
bulo Fow ier NNork Rowland. Raynsr. do; Asa Ed
ridge Lowdep do Niagara Ingerso iliamsburg Queen.
Brown Boston; willard. willard, Portland; Louisa,
Lnnt Newb bury port.
Clesred-Berk James Bayley, Bishop, Matanzas; brig
Thooa Stenrn Portsmouth,; sebrs Sidney Price, Candy,
Wilmington NC Niagara, Ingersel Brookyn: Colorado,
Barrett, Washington. NC; AchsAh d, Johnson Cobsssctt
Narrows: Wm PWilliams. Rogers Norwich: W Candy.
Townsend, Proiden steamers Kennebec Clark. NYork
Eric, Norman, do.
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MARITIMM INTELLIGE NCE.
PORT or NEW YORK, MAY 4, 1852.
Cleared.


Cleared.
Steamship Asia, Judkips, Liverpool. Cunsrd Jr.
Shin Maria Amelia. klok, Havana, Punch b McDcke.
shin 81 CHARLES, billiard. N0fl.nns, i stanton.
BARK Sarah Ann, Merrymau. Havana, Nesmith & Som.
BARK Gambia, Ehdcli1, Richmond, kesmith& Soma.
BARK John tIr) RowIo. Quebec, Barclay Livingston.
Brig Julia Brty. Aroy, Darien Buck Co:
Brig Argo tBr j. Douglass, Pictou. Whitney Go,
Brig Timothy Crosby Atwood. Trinidad do Cuba, IL
Brig Daniel wad, rsttngr ", mins.on. Del. Brett.
Rrig cateryS tsic) Tor,oric csdr, Chamberlain. Ko-
schr svssn Bray. Port Az Prince, II & " peIehcd.
sehI Nfrn5 Emmn tBrtml Declmann, HsssnA, Hons
:ici r Petmos, Sanford. Richmond c II Pcr.on.
SER h.lhsm Latham. huescliooa, Eagle e. Hazard.
sey 81 Smith Harm on. Wilmington, DolDer &.Pottcr.
chr Convert Brow n, isebeony vile, 4 Buck n Go.
SER tse.i cro@eii f,i'ithd, Lewis;
irJoir CArchtsld tBr). Msriott, sydney, c B,JB&
H-mitor.
SIR MARTA Ferninq, Coreon Wilmington, Dol. mater
Sclr hudctricd torfon Fhiindeiphia, W Mckee
aclr JoscrAne Dssosvay, baltimore. johnson Low
Scr Attett Lawrence. hn,n, boston Dayton sorsgue
stefmcr Cfyrfs Wngon, rtilad,pln, Briggs.
Slocp ~ re leland Iull Providence mestor'
Slotp Sos witch Nc Z Proytce,,e mteter.
Elcor New iut. ClapnHr New Haven, maS'cr'
s!Oop Sarah, Lincoln, Taunton, master.
Arrived.
Sfeenellp FifYda. Lyon savannah. ~ hours, y" :.
MT h Nsy2 H}0FI IN Iont Of Is'tsrss s anc a.
cthsueed tflslf With tteansp Allah o. ,shSe sron
aL ~ ~ Pm cIobepF,d signals with f,cnnrI 49,,
honee r thariefton; Nay - miles SW of ospe
70 u an ist {7rg ior 400. tpoae bark Henry he'oy
r. N naitnorc Tor Bo,tot. .c,... .,.,,,, u.vsn.
stctrI p mfirc cry Leeds nVr s ca Va Az
ts., q IL u Mssissrpit ~ saense log us,i H.h.
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Pasyengrss ArT1veH.

sAyAsrAISioam ship Florida Mr. wcstGeIdt ciiIa m
~ re MR. Crane Mics Turner Miss Fairly. Mrs cad1il
Enf 2chileren, Jhrnolo andi lady Eoy White and lad
AIRS Enrs sna child Miss Sarah kimbali, Wcstfeld
Owens. hrs Overs, Mrs Rhodes and con Henry Ia d.
and sister, Miss Owens Mrs Rogers tster scrvan
Mics Kennedy. Mis- Martin, Thos FcKcnno~. Warnt
end lady Chase hcs Wordsworth. G ID Merwin, Andre
Tory: Daralas Dr A UImo, Congdon. James Ora
DIR " Bryant ttowtrs, Mallott. DapI Pratt, Co
ltns, Rogers, Atkins G Holmes, q Butler. Mrs 8
Feulr. Mrs. Banks and child, Henry Banks, lady and tw
eii!drer. Miss Coflins. Mrs Sawyer. W Worth Pot
held Iren derprast- John Read, Miss PrendcrsrAa
Mle Preudcrgfast, ana CO IN stecrare.
NEW ORLEANS AND Enthusiastically Empire City.
Rev j Mullen. Masters Wall and IL Wall Mr. 1t
meyer aud Mrs Walters. cLdren and servan
Miss Fanny Donoysna II Cohen and aon, r. Norris, M
barney, Mrs CARL ;oldan. w Graham. 4 LassIs.
irowp and lady, child and servant; Mr. Christie and lsd
Cohen Palmer Mnernandcy, II Castsuada, N Lastsn,
Iener, Kulio, ; Meyers, Hernandey. MIR Lawrence
lad! and Eersabt Dusenbnry Willinms Mrs Uoopc
Miss Bl6 ckler. kynders lamgrtr, Moore II Groh
1h Rihrd, " Williams II illiems, Hutter6cd M
children VI Icasup, Lent Gibson, " W Reynolds A
Ladd. lady ard clldron II Oseood. w II Chambcrlai,
Or Grsnt, charles and lady. W Miller, Csrman.
Witer keyes. J N Gardiner. W u Young. q " wo
u Iied, Graham. springtein. Mrs Wuac. + Wander
lcf, Wooloy. g W uuent, ana 80 in storage.
LrvTRPooL-ship Mal.tar-Jlrs Ana Green.
IhvTRPooI-Ship Persian-John Julis and Thoe Dougo
James, Henry John, and Elizabeth Roach AIn MoGovcr
Benz Rowley, Jo Ieniy, Canioi, John Tate. Coo Is y
with. Smith, i Nc enRer, Catherine and Christian Med
senger. Vim and ttis sna Dclavigne. Uwycr Eliza an.
Sarah Brown, Eets Moody IslsT benjamin Wood
lta
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The Expense of the Army.
10 TIKI EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


There is clamor about the enormous expense Of
the army. This little army in the var with Mexico,
gave to the nation a higher character the world
oyer-an increased respect, and more honorable
and dignifed position among tAc powers Of tho
earth. 1t did this in the face OF many discourage
ing circumstances II had been exposed to tue on
ervatng and deteriorating influences generally at
trbuted, at least, to long peace. The then Presi-
dent was recognized as its enemy-this was forced
upon their knowledge and attention just before the
war, in the efiioeriDg Of regiment. The (poli-
tcaD friends Of the only officer of the army appoint
ed, as second lieutenant, had to conceal from
him, or, by some ingenuity, cvade the fact, that he
was already provided for" Then the army saw
itself insulted by the refusal to its applicant o the
highest standing Of any promotion in the war regi-
ments This was enough to disgust into apathy or
resignation any but men Of great patriotsm and
Spartan discipline. II then saw its subalterns as
members of the staff Of ilan generals mana cling
brigades &C., and these troops receiving equal
credit, where they did little or nohng-and partly
because the reports 81 general officers were drawn
up with view to popular opinion ana future votes
These were the epcouragemouts OF tbis little army
tho iorlorn hope Of Resaca! And what has been its
rewards? The cheap bonors Of the brcvet Yes,
and there the enmty of the President was stu
dously exercised in degrading this only honor, by
bcstowing il Unfortunately and broadcast.
Bot 526, U7S square miles bad been aided TO our
national teritery, slight memorial Of The blood
shtd, and lives l0st in this war this, and O6b o3J
more, Oregon and Texas.) all with infant settle
meLs we're al the close OF tho war, 10 be occupied
aid protected and wo bound ourselves by The treaty
of peace protect tho 100 mil - of Mexican ffon-
tier from The hnbitual rayagcs Of several Of the most
form dolc tribes of savagcs the continent whose
usual dwelling place bad been annexed 10 our toni
tory. Unocr these circumstances, that President
actually induced Congress 10 reduce Che army
eighty below IL sucngth prior 10 the war. before
To nruc1a alton, oI occupation of those ino7icpt
Ihcs; end when de uufabcr Of posts was about 10
b. incicasod from IS 10 a.
Werest hear The cry against the enormous *.
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5000 worth, 10 be shipped to his house in New Or.
leans, and negotiated his bills ON tho same This
arrangement greatly improved tho finances If the
Doctor.
From Memphis he proceeded TO Cincinnati; there he
fell in with widow lady of respectable connections
and some property, who was soon captivated by his
iresstible Attractions and after acquaintance Of
few days, married him. In day or two after the
marriage, the Doctor having obtained from re-
iation OF the widow the pretty Of SO, 900, rs
lean for few weeks, announced TO his weeping wife
that ne was compelled on business to proceed TO Pa
ducah, but in short time he would return to her
loved arms. Accordingly, after nm affecting part
ing, he departed in one Of the large steamers. On
board there happened to be q charming young
lady, just budding into womanhood, who, attracting
the attention Of the Doctor, became in a short
time the object Of his admiring and ardent gaze.
Ascertaining who che was, the Doctor introduced
himself; and being Of undoubied family and Of the
most uneAceptonabie manners soon rendered himself
agreeable to the inexperienced and unsophsticated
young lady. So rapidly did his suit advance that be-
fore the boat arrived at Paducah no was the aanced
lover Of the young lady. who lived at that place.
Accordingly, shortly after thor arrival at Padl-
cab, their marragc WIS duly celebrated The day
after. the doctor announced TO his young bride q
pressing necessity Of business character. for lis
proceeding to GAINESVILLE, Tennessee. On his arr.
val at this place, he succeeded in introducing
himself into the best society and had actually pro-
POSED to one Of the most interesting ladies in the
village-whcn her parents asked for delay to make
inquiries as to his position During this delay, alas!
~ 'hc iurthcI hymcHea ana othcr 6pccuiatl0ns OF
the entcrprisng lotharo, the telegraph brought in
teliigence to Clarksvilc, tho result of which was
thus announced in the Picaunc of tho 10Th April
An ARREST police of this city arrested this even
ing man calling himself DR.. G. Haync, charge Of
bigumy It seems that there strong grounds to be-
ieso that ne has other living the one whom
he at present acknowledges. She is lovely young lady
of Psducah. Ky. whom he induced to marry him. He
in short time afterwards started for Nashville lie was
cpprehendcd here through the fundamentally Of Morses
telegraph. and has been committed for examination.
And SUCH for the present, is the extent of our in
formation in regard to the operations of an ndivi-
dual before the spendor Of whose success the famo
OF Mazzaron, of Monroe Edwards, Of DIR. Hynes,
and other notabilities in that line is destined to
pale. We give the facts as related to us from re-
spectacle sources but trust that they may be exag
gcrated.
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Died..
DlcOs
Al Staten Island. on Monday.


At staten Island on Monday May g. MARY JANE, eldest
dare ht,r Of the late Captain John Seaman.
The relatives and friends Of the family and of her
thsrs-iD law, the Rev. Thomas Maiaby rad DIR. Seth
Gcer. invited TO attend her funeral al st. Pnuls
Church Tompinsvie this afternoon, at O'Clock with
OIL fur ier notice.
On Monday afternoon. May s. at o'clock Mrs ELIZA.
Brri VAS Rirrn. in the seth year of her age.
Ter relatives and the friends IL the family invited
to attend her funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock
pr ely fro tho residence of her daughter Mrs Han
nah smith. 25i Delaney street
On Jretday May T. Lolsr AprIE. daughter of Henry
j. snd Adelaide David aged year, months and 25
diys
The relatives ard friends Of the family also the friends
q Eias Fonsrr, Esq respectfully invited to attend
hr furial fr The residence Of her PARENTS 1c West
I!t'cnih street this a.rnocn at o'clock without fur
On Monday May g. after lingering Illness Mrs Eli
zstLiH sAS WiNFii wife ct Daniel o. Van Wrinkle, aged
s. years months and % days.
Tier friends and Appropriateness are invited to attend her
furia from hcr late residence this afternoon, at
On tuesday morning. May 4. Of hemorrhage Of the
lurgf As1R SIhHRs, aged 80 years native Of parish
Il lntora. county OF Tyrone, Ireland
liz uro,a, will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
fftm hs late eIcc 13 Chambers street His friends
ard those Of hi brothers Patrick and Peter invited
10 at,,n
Tn Monday. May .. of consumption Jons BRUSH, aged
Ss car. ara months.
lie friends o the family respectfully invited to at
,,td hs irna nom the residence Of his father Caleb
finsh. r.. 50 Grove street tomorrow morning, at
~ ras' o'clock. Ills rmains will be taken to larry
fcMn fcr intcImtDt
- Monday May :? Of consumption, SARAH ToRBoss,
vic # Isaac H. loboss ST. aged 81 years and II months
The t.aii,rs and friends OF the family invited to
ait nj her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from her
late itid,pce No. ~ Sullivan street wihou. further
uttce.
On Tuesday. May ANDREW Aucusrrs, only son Of
Andrew A. ard Marta Ere inner ogcd months.
The reatiye- ant ir B5s invited to attend his
nal 10 norrtw afternoon at o'clock, from 158 East
I'M nj ! tbiid street
IN tic dsy morning. May 4, Mrs JAM PENNINGTON.
lie friends cf the family invited to attend her
neiai Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock; from the resi-
dtrcc OF her son in-iaw l.. Is. White, No. Laurens
street, near Canal.
On Monday. May 8, CHARLES Elm, ALpAM son OF
Edgar and Ann Adam aged years.
His remains will DO taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for
ntermcnt. from 2g4 Houston street at half-past 10
o'clock. The friends and acquaintance invited to
attS nd.
On Tuesday May 4, Mrs. HANNAH SEA,uss. in the SD
year Of Der age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral tomorrow afternoon. half pest
o'clock from the residence Of her n.law Captain r.
w. Foster 10th street between Fourth and Fifth
avenues. Harlem.
Providence papers please copy.