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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-09

C0RDAGE, GUM PACKING, OILS, &C.-Manilla,
~ Hemp and Cotton Cordage; Packing Yarns, oakum,
Spun Yarn, Marlin, Gum Packing Lard Oil, Lanthons
assorted, Side Lamps, Lamp Wick, Lamp Chimneys;
Taow Star and Opal Candles; 0ein. Palm and Fancy
Soaps MustaId and assorted Spices for sale low by
nOv27 HORNBROOK & WOODLAND.
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SADDLERY WARE -
Saddles, Harness., Brides, NC.

ca JOHN CUPPLES keeps constantly onitni
hs large assortment of sad:ery Ware, and ,vsrs
fA1>aX thing appertainng to the business. He has
hand large assortment of Saddles Brides, Harness. &c
IF his manufacture, and having good workmenA
there in the State, sprcpared TO execute any wor
which be ordered in the very best STYLE He is week
y receiving additions to his stock Of Saddle Trees Bride
Bits Strrup Irons, Webs Seating Buggy Mornings, &c
and his stock is nOteycelle ~ any other III the city. HI
asks the attention of the public To these things and
ses to Disbursements ia the way Of low prices.
my29-d&wu
A FEW more numbers Of Harpers Ms gazine for No
IA vember just received and for sale by
nov20 T. CONJUNCTION & CO.
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7 X GARVIN. Attorney and Councillor at Law. Of
~ flee on the corner of 81 ain and Second Streets
ahs'ilie, la. laug4 'S2-I.l
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this City The most beautiful Parlor Stoves of the
For further particulars call and examine our assort-
ment at the old stand one door from the Washington
house. sept Etu
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REMOVED.
T HAVE removed nv

10 the Lafayette Hon.e," where can be found at III
lines by day night unless professionally engaged.
ap3u JOHN SHAW, G.. NJ, NJ. D., DC.
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HATS, uaTSs HATSis,

have but little time to make hats in advance Gus
n will find il to their advantage 20 call and
their registered three daya before they
sant the Hat. pay particular attenti' TO ordered
,ats. Iies1 <AUTIER.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
nRS WALKER & HATCtiITr, having associated
~ themselves together in the Practice Of Medicine ana
surgery would respectfully citizeDds,
TO CALLS either day or night -"''''''
Dr. Hatehit win pay particular attention the EYE ana
Chronic Diseases generally. n y - ~
Once on Third street. opposite the Public Square.
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NE ParthefshIp hereto0rc existing between Horn
Il brook q Burtis is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent All persons indebted TO the firm vii please come
forward and make Immediate payment and those having
claims against it will please hand them in and they shall
be paid as soon collect. Either of the party
authorized to use the of the firm for the purpose Of
settement. ft alG PHILIP H0RNBkOOk,
mh23-n JOHN BJJRTIS.
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EVANSVTLLE LUMBER YARD.

RESPECTFULLY INFORM the Citizens of Evans.
Il willie and vicinity that taken large lot
corner Of Seventh and Main Streets North OF the Canal
upon which am now ping large stock Of White Pine
and qua es usually keptin lumber yards of Louis
vile and Cincinnati.
respectfully invite persons intending to build and
mechanics generally to call and before
purchasing elsewhere.
hope with suitable stock and close attention to bust.
ness, to receive liberal portion Of public patronage.
.-t. .At % 81 l-alL JOHN F. GLOVER.
N.B-Haying to leave the city shortly to superintend
the delivery Of further additions STOCK refer for
prices. &C., to my brother, Gro. w. GLOVER, Esq.
jan22-l yddkw jig.
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NEW COFFEE HOUSE.

MR. HENRY SCHAEFER has AIKEN the new three
wi story Brick Building near the Pavilion Hotel on
Water street, and has fitted and furnished in the most
complete style, and Is now prepared to welcome and
accommodate his frenas and the public generally His
Bar will be supplied with the choicest liquors. Wines
and Ales, which, with other refreshments he will serve
up in the most approved style and at all hours Of
day Mr.: 8. will always keep good variety Of me
best brands OF Cigars. oct6-ly
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

TAS. G. JONES and JAS. Z. BLYTHE, Attornies at
u Law, Evansville, Indiana. have associated themselves
partners In the practice Of the law and will continue
to practice in this and the adjoining couRtes and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning their
attention particularly to land law. In short time they
Will be prepared to give In few minutes abstracsD
the title to almost any lot i'm Evansville its enlarge
mens, or in Lamasco, together with their professions
opinion as to the title, ifdesred. fjy3S-dawu.
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DR.: WILSON.

ALOPaf.HfC PHYsfCIaN. SGRCEoN aED
ACCOOCHER,
rs about 10 make permanent location IN this citv
he therefore tenders his services TO the
citizens Of Evansville and vicinity
IL PHe can be found the Evansville Hotel except
when absent on professional business.
N.B.-Al night orders promptly attended. Ijanll-Iy
OFFICE in the Evansville Hotel; Water street. :
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PARTNERSlIIr NOTICE.

- WOODARD has bought the interest of John Bur-
4 tbs, in the old firm OF Hor,brook 4 Burtis. The
business will be continued the old stand on Wat T.
between Main and Sycamore. under the style Of Horn
on all our friends. y. GROUNDWORK
mh22u @lf lH PHI. NOODARD.
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CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.

Oh
E0 000 cARRIAGE BOLTS. assorted sizes;
~ sides Patent Leather;
60 pieces assorted Oil Cloths;
10 do Enamelcd do;
10 do Coach Laces, assorted.
$50 setts Brass and Plated Carriage Bands
Lace, Tacks Tufts Lining Nails. Boot Hooks de-. and
Carriage Hardware generally fer sale at low 10y
dee3J BABCOCK BROTHERS..
DISS 0LUTIOV OF PARTN ERSuJP.
FJNHE hrn OF Stowe IL Page is this day dissolved by
IN Itlal consent. The business will still go on in
the Of james r. Page Jr.. vino alone
to settle the business Of the concern.
I'D NATHAN ID. STOWELL,
dec3 JAS. X PAGE, Jr.
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'IiHE undersigned have this day formed copartner
l. ship, under the name aud style OF LEWIS d GnAr
and have made arrangements with the late Har
rlrgton Crane Co., tvscrve their successors I'm the
Receiving Forwarding and Commission Business In this
city.
We would respectfully solicit tiHuance OF the pat
ronage heretofore so literally extended towards the ats
rm, and bespeak the good Offices of our friends pedg
ourselves to spare efforts promote the ineres
OF all who may entrust business our care.
EDWARD LEWIS,
Evansville, Sept. LIST 1859 septo-tf CHARLES GRAY.
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JAMES HARLAN, JR,
Attorney aud Counsellor at Law.

ouu LdWs-
Ecansriiie, Indiana, 1905 I'd.
M Ill practice IN all the Courts held In Vanderburg
w Warrck, Spencer, Perry, Gibson aud Pose,
ues-in the Supreme and Federal Courts at Indianapolis
and attend To all other business entrusted him
torney, &c. and General Agent.
Office with James T. ker ESQ., Third street nearly
opposite the Court building. nov Il Gm.
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PARTENER6HIP NOTCH

THE firm Off. n. Hood & Co., having been dissolvsA
Il by the death OF 4. H. Hood, the undersigned An
bone, have purchased the stock Of the late hrm, ant
formed partnership under the ss Of kATHnonE AM
WHgELEP md will continue the Wholesale and Retail
Book and Stationery business the old stand No. Eos
ers Block where they invite the patronage Of the form
customen Of the house, and Of the public genenlly
G. w. RATHBONE
ueq7 A J. WHEELER 4
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Co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

MR. GEO. FOSTERisa member OF our firm from and
1 after this date. under the and Of Fosters
q Brown. lootl-ul FOSTER & BROWN.
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DoLsEf....'. s''''.. '.s.'. ....Fs "A. LNcl
DRUG ESTABLISHMENT.
wOOLsEY 4 LINCK.

m HE undersigned have formed partnership in the
Il Drug and Apothecary busDess-and will continue
at the old stand Main street. formerly occupied by
w. NJ Woolsey. They have on hand general assori.
ment Of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Vsrnishes, Window
Glass, Printing Ink, &C., &c, which they invite the
attention Of old customers and the public.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully attended TO, both
partners being fully competent attend 70 that branch
OF the business. w. NJ WOOISEY
Evansville Sept. 90 Is5a. FRANCIS A. LINcK.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

hrs. CASSELBERRY & NEGLEY having associated
themselves together In the practice OF Medicine and
Surgery would respectfully TO the citizens u
Evansville and vicinity that they prepared attend
to all calls either by day night; both Of them
can be consulted at their Office First street. 5doors
above the Sherwood House, at all times except when pro-
fessionally absent. fsol6d]
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LamascO Steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

LamascO steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
%E3 Messrs. KARSCH, wETZEL & KLINTWORT
would inform the public that having recently
IL established In LamascO City, Steam Furniture
80 Factory, they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus BedsteaGs Wardrobes and several other kinds
of Furniture by steam thus enabling them TO furnish these
articles lower than be purchased elsewhere in this city,
and at Cincinnati Factory prices Their work in every
respects equal to that Of the Cincinnati factories
They also prepared to do Turning worn ofevsy des
crpton and will be prepared to furnish country
facturers with what they desire in this particular The at
tcnton of those wanting Furniture is called to the work oil
this Factory.
The wareroom is Main street. between Third and
Fourth. We keep for sale Chairs of different varieties
besides all other kinds Of Furniture ut the room.
Idec26-Jy] t
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ADAMS & CO. - EASTERN. WESTERN
e. 60

VIE puonc are respectfully informed that We ao NJ
prepared to give increased facility and dispatch ior
transporting and from the East merchandise packa.
ges parcels bank notes. and SPECIE and assure all
who patronse quick dispatch throughout the year,
having railroad communication from Cincinnati 10 the
East Each express is in charge Of trusty messengers,
accompanied with an iron safe for better security oil vaiu
abies.
We collect tills notes. drafts, all orders for goods,
or pay bills in places where we have Offices
Expresses for ST, Louis, Madison, Indianapolis TN
einnati Cleveland Psburg, and all parts of the East
leave daily at l0l A. M.
For Lexington and Frankfor at 2 p. NJ.
For California BY each mail steamer from New YORK.
ADAMS Il CO.
s. A. JONES, Agent,
novI7 so Iy Office $50 Main st., Louisville,
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0ASl CASH CASH.

A SUPPLY Of Phosgene Cas- the cheapest and best
IA lixht introduced in Evansville, always banda,
and for salesby JOHN C. DEvEREUx, a.,
myle Sycamore near Wstess
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PRESTON BROTHERs

HAVE received their new supply OF Groceries Of
every description and feel confident In saying that
they offer inducement to buyers and country nsr-
chants rarely to be met with. Call and examine Tor
yourselves at their Store the Telegraph Once Wa
ter st. ToctISl PRESTON BROTHERS..
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CINCINNATI CLOTHING STORE
NEXT DOOR TO c. BELL, DRusoHfs HAN sTHtxf,
Evansville. Ind.

"
Mesers, AHLEH.
ERlNG q BRUM
MER cave just re-
ceived from theft
mandatory in Cif1-
cinnau, the latest
New York style OF
Fall and Winter
Clothin g; all Of
which are made &
trimmed in the
hest mannov nm
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PREPARED ANDSoLD By c. AVER,
PRACTICAL Oh e m j It. LO AEclL. M0ss

TPSold In Evansville, wholesale aud retail by Craw.
ford Bcll in Princeton, by r. B. Haock in Petersburg
by Adams e. Campbel and by the Druggists every where
throughout the State. Iap21-d0wlyl
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CO-PARTNERsHIP.

CO-PARTNER6HIP, 1eet Il
HE undersigned having the 18th inst entered into
copartnership under thu firm and style of Hopkins
q Read, will occupy the old of ]. Hopkins
First street. and continue do Wholesale and Retail
Dry Good business. JOHN s. HOPKINS,
EDWIN o. READ.
Aug 18th 1859, sevSQa
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NTOTICE.-The undersigned having formed Co
IN partnership, will practice law under the firm =
Law & Johnson Our ofceis in the second story Of Mr.
Gwathmey's building First street, between Main and
Locust We shall also undertake the purchase and sale
of real estate, and payment of Col
lection of Claims and all business
ceive united attention. The Office of the Lamasce
agency is ia the same place. JOHN LAW, =
Eyansvilla Mar. Ie5a II IL
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Married..


On Wednesday morning. May is, at Grove street
Church jersey city, by The Right Rev Bishop (Doane of
the Docess, JosKPn H. vosDY, N d. to Mrs CoRsErLA NJ
GILBERT.
On Thursday, May 10, by the Rev. Duncan Dunbar,
JACOB HAYS TO Miss HARRIET W. HovEY, all Of this city
On Thursday, May 10, by the Rev. N. W. Camp D. d.,
JOSEPH GIsBuoSE OF this CITY, TO MISS EUSIcE H. second
daughter Of Robert Wentworth, ESQ., Of Buxton, Maine
Maine and Wisconsin papers please copy
On Thursday, May ~, by Rev. Thos. Armitage, Mr..
ISAAC W DEAN to Miss ELIZA j. RICHARDS, both Of New
York.
Same day. BY the same Mr.. JAMES IL THOMSON to Miss
CEIEMA WHITE, both Of this city.
On Thursday evening, May 49, by the Rev. L W. Cham.
bdrs FRED w DEvoE to Miss SARAH NJ daughter Of Mr..
Walter Briggs all Of this city.
On Tbursdsy evening May 10, by tho Rev. Joseph B.
Wakeley, Mr. THOMAS L. WASBR to Miss MARY JANE LIZ
VICE, both OF this city
At Hamptonburg N. Y, on Wednesday, Nay IS. by the
Rev. Q. Hepburn CHAs MERRILL BRowER, Of Hoboken, N.
j., TO MARGARET THEW, Of the former place.
Id Washington city, on Monday, May 49, by the Rev.
Mr.. De Necker, T. A. WmppIE, United States Navy to
Miss CAMILLA sINAs daughter Of Elexius Smms, Of Wash
ingtOn.
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SAND KEY LIGHT FLORIDA REEr.-Tbe structure now in
process of erection Sand Key Gulf Of Florida replace
that destroyed by the hurricane Of l848 is founded
seventeen IRON piles covering square Of 80 feet at the
base and tapeiing to 20 feet at the top The light Is
fixed white light varied by flashes The focal plane Is
ITO feet above low water From elevation Is feet
above the level OF the this light ought to
distance Of nearly seventeen nautical miles II will proba
bly, be exhibited in the of the ensuing month Of
June, Of which, however due notice viii be given.
IAuSCHEs.-The schooner Yankee Doodle Of 800 tons
bsrthen was launched at Eizabethport NJ Thursday
At Hallonell 14tn inst, by Mr. Kempton schooner Of
about 200 tons owned by Mr. Rufus Page and Others
brig Of about 800 tons owned by Mr. Page is nearly
ready for launching
At Bath recently. by Messrs Trufant Drummond & Co.
beautiful clipper ship Of 200 called the Flying
Dragon II sad she has been purchased by Reed Wade
& Co. Of Boston.
beautiful ship Of 200 tons Is about TO be launched
at Newburyport by Messrs Currer & To wnsend She is
called the Constitution and has fine bust Of Webster
upon her stera Hhs Ia owned BY Messrs Thomas and
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His funeral Vim take place from his late rsslds.ce No.
1870 Greenwich street. Sunday afternoon ct o'clock
On Friday afternoon, Nay 20, st O'Clock, WuIAx
son Of Emily and John Casseboom. aged months and
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon. 1t
,as sns
On Thursday evening, May 10, WM d. s1rH, Jr., aged
q years.
bers OF Oceanus Fire Engine Company H. are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from the residence OF his
father Third avsnus Sesesa Eighty NTH ana nSns{
Carriages will be in readiness TO convey MS frienos -
Yorkvie, at wnterbottcms 1914 Spring street. at IL
On Thursday night, May 10, Miss MARY ANN DORIAN
daughter Of Eleanor and the late James Doran J In the
The friends and acquaintauces of the family
specfuy invited TO attend her funeral Sunday May
~ at hAlf past two O'Clock from her late residence
In this city Thursday May 10. of naammatory
rheumatism JosrrH W AIIAIRE, son of Alexander AL.
laire 10 the 38th year of his age
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his fuRsra at his fathers residence,
No. $50 Greenwich street consr Of Morton at O'Clock
remains will be taken to New Rochelle.
On Thursday morning. May 10. at IL o'clock, A. NJ !,
GEORGE TALBOT, In the seth year Of his ape.
The friends and relatives Of the family are invited
to attend his funeral which will take place Sunday
May o. at o'clock from No. 11S Hudson avenue,
Brooklyn His remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery for nterment.
At Brooklyn, Friday morning. May 20, SAMUEL /.
HOLMES City Superintendent In the e5h year Of his age
The friends Of the family together with the members
OF the Board Of Education and the teachers of the Brook
lyn public schools invited to attend his funeral at
the First Presbyterian church, Remsen street. Of
Clinton street. on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, without
further invitation.
On Thursday morang, May 49, at the residence Of his
graz dmother Babylon, l. l., PIERRE c.. eldest of
Pierre and Mary A. Norton, late of Staten Island.
At Oswego after brief Illness Of congestion Of the
lungs IRWIN youngest of James Auchincloss of this
city in the 22d year of his age.
At Providence X. l., Wednesday, May IL, Mr. JOSEPH
BROWN aged 80 years, formerly sdeat Of this city,
and member of the City Guard.
In Paris Thursday April o. after few days Illness
CHARLOTTE widow of theslate Benjamin Wggn, Esq Of
Boston.
In Pepperell, on Tuesday Way II, NATHANIEL BREWER
NJ D. graduate Of Harvard University Of the class Of
1914. a, ed So years.
Will any gentleman who board the steamer II
linois the 9Th Of August 1852 from Panama to New
York, and who knows anything Of the circumstances
connected with the death Of Mr.. Thomas II. Blsand
communicate freely with his disconsoate mother and
sisters His death not published at tho time neither
his effects forthcoming is only recently they
been apprsed Of his death by the Consul at Pana
and DR., McNulty. Address Miss Billslsnd, Charles
ton. South Carolina.
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List Of patsnts issued from the United States Patent
Once for the week ending Nay H. 1885, Aad bearing date
Thomas A Chandler, Of Rockford, nilnois-For in.
provemsnt In pendulum levels
Moses Coburn, Of Savannah, Ga.-For improvement in
volins.
Edwin FObes, Of Boston, Aass.-For improvement in
samuel Fox, Of (nesr) Sheffield, England.-For i'm.
provement in umbrellas and parasols Dated May IT,
1858. Patented in England April O. 1852
Lewis L. Gilland and Joseph r. Wagner, Of Dayton,
Chic For Improvement in sofa bedsteads.
John II. II HAYES, of Ithaca, N Y-For improvement
in calendar clocks.
Matthaus Helm, of Cincinnati. Oho.-For improvement
In cooking stoves.
Abner Il Long ey, of Lebanon Ini For improvements
Frederick Free Ss.hssus, Of New York n. Y-For i'm
provement in upholsteiing furniture.
Julius Pease, OF New York. N Y.-For improvement
in seeding hoes.
VIM. J. Thorn, OF Westbr0ok, Ms-For improvement
in pocket combs.
VIM. W. Wade, of Springfield, Mass.-For improvement
In casters for furniture
Halsey d walcott of Boston Mass-For i'm provement
in graduated cutters for cloth and other substances
Davis L. Westherhesd, of Philadeipha, Pa.-For i'm.
provem Mt in cleansing and cooling bockdes in rvet
machines.
Samuel j. seely Of New York, N Y-For improvement
in lime kns. Dated May IT, 1858. Ante dated Noven-
VIM f. Ketchum Of Buffalo, N Y, assiguor TO Rufus
l. Howard of same place.-For improvement in track
clearers to harvesters.
Richard Montgomery, Of New York, n l., assignor to
Elizabeth Montgomery of same place For improvement
in corrugated plates for steamboers, &C. Dated May
IT, 1858. Foreign pa tent dated February II, 1853
James A. Woodbury., OF Winchester, Mass, Joshua
Merrill Of Boston Mass and George Paten OF Charle
town. Mass.-For Improvements in air engines Dated
May IT, 1858. Patented in England January 5, 1853.
VIM Cressler, of Shppensburg, Pa.-For improvement
in seed planters.
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Died.

On Friday Msy 20 WILLIAM P. DonBs, son Of the late
Jeremiah Dobbs, In the SD year of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family also the mem
beIs Of Mechanics Division Sons Of Temperance. in
vted to attend the funeral service this Saturday after
Doon at o'clock from his late residence ia Clinton
street. His remains viii be taken to East Chester for in
terment, on Sunday morning.
Farewell brother thou hast left
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
But tits Goa that has bereft
He can all our sorrows heal.
Affection sore long time he bore;
Physicians tried in vain,
Til God yes pleased to call him home.
And free him from his pain.
At his late residence, JoHS McKrIoHr, aged "A years.
The friends Of the family, and those Of his brother
Thomas Mcknight respectfully invited to attend his
fvnerai Of No 80 Blocker street. Sunday May o. at
IL O'Clock without further invitation.
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jersey CITY IpteIl10euce.

VERY SAD ACCIDENT yesterday afternoon, ore mile
east OF Csremontyille, named Charles Thompson
ageo thty eight years ana matt Of Ireland had the
TOP OF his head shattered by fragments from rock which
eSp,ooeo 1rematuiely Another man burned black
in the face with the powder and one of his arms
broken by missile Three men escaped injury and car
ried home the wounded men, former Of whom cannot
survive.
ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon boat containing two
ladie and two capszed opposite the Old cottage Of
van worst in TIE Fourth ward by great exertons the
we're enabled TO keep the women above water until
they reached BY boat from the sloop Roosevelt
which picked them up and conveyed them on .horc
whence they were carried 70 the dwelling of Mr. Bpds,
who provided immediate medical assistance
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CHURCH BURNT.-The Roman Catholic Church
and appendsges known :" White Marsh, In Prince
Georges county Maryland burnt the ground on
the 18th inst Everything communicable church,
dwellings fur nure, and vestments II Is supposed the
fire vas accidental The church Of the Oldest
probably In the State and the buildings attached were
for many years used . novitiate.