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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-16
SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIO Az
TIE NEW YORK RAZAAR.

LATEST TELEGRAPHIc DESPATCH
MR. BLUM is in New York, making elections
wi of his spring assortment for the St. Paul trade.
The Ladies will be particularly happy learn that
tlro French Ladies have been engaged in New ork,
expressly for the Milf uy and dress making depar
Of the Bazaar.
The most extensive and well selected stock os
DRY GOODS & FANCY ARTICLES,
that has reached ST. Paul, will be opened at the
Bazaar Immediately after The arrival OF the first boat
The Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond Rings and
extensive and general of the finest and best
Jewelry will be satisfactory even TO the faslidous
tastes OF the ladies'.
Also, Table Cutlery of The finest quality suited the
ST. Paul market.
The most important item Of all is that the Buzaar
every article will be sold aper than can be found al
any other establishment IN the Territory.
We ask that ladies and gentlemen will give Us a ca,l
and our terms will be such that are satisfied they
viii not leave without purchasing 4 1o-tf
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NEW MILLINERY GOODSe
And the Latest Fashions.

NRS. NJ l.. SToAkEs St Anthony-st, st. Paul, has
w just returned from The City of New York, with &
stoch OF Millinery ware, much superior TO any
goods in her department of trade offered in the
Territory. To ler usual stock, she has added Gloves
Aitts Needles, Pins Tapes, and many other new ar-
cles She has also taken great pains obtain the fash
ions, Of this, and the winter seasons all of which She
Ill be happy 10 show to such call. oCi2l-27tf.
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Cheapest and most Economical Stoves
Ey%op+

lie would again repeat that has not the Slightest
non IN recommending this stove, standing in the
nation OF competent Judges without rival or the mos,
ast approach TO Tlfaishiri and Mould confident
~ Challenge the entire trade the trial Rnncrh, f
does net st, Just oring it back and Jour money will
be ready for lou. ~
nave ais" on hand large assortment Of rRENttry
EoA AND PARLoR STOVES, nj reduced prices; Tnusra
wholesale and retail; job work done on the shortest
nee AHA on the most reasonable terms for cash For sale
by ! III HyrvS '0
scut2Q-o3-v Cr,ro- -
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

FHNlE subscriber has just returned from below with
large and well selected stock of Groceries and Pro-
Visions which he offers wholesale and retail
est market fer cash. and would respectfully invite
the attention Of the citizens of ST. Paul and the
roun g country 10 examine his sock and prices before
purchasing else Hhere he has in the following
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Y FlNI 4.
SELLERS AND MERCHANTS.
E.AI.L trade, 1852. Books and Stationery at Who'll
sale. higgins u kellogg, Publishers, Boob sellers
otatoherS and Manufacturers of yaret, of Rant
bonks > . John street corner Gold, New York invjte a
call nom merchants and booksellers 10 examine m nil
and qualities Of their very large stock of f>"
BLANK BOOKS, MEMOIR NpuM Ann pass mars
embracing every variety needed school and classical
noohs Oh every kind used in schools and academies. H.
oty ana miscellaneous books for public Institutions
schools families and sunday schools bibles and
ny am boohs OF great variety and sizes prices and
OF binding. WIZ '' Ks
Stationery of every variety OF foreign and Jor..,;o
ilio detuc, III OF which obey pledge themselves 10 snn
ply As ioN as any other house IN the trade
toolscap, letter paper and states at mill nrice
New York, July i. ~ >, .
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THE STONE STCR


Queensware, etc Furniture, large stock; Farm nipple
ments II all kinds, etc. etc, which he invites the at
tenton ofrurchasers.
june 90, 1851. t,Ol
6tR0CERiES-'fea, Suga-, Coffee. S. II. M9asses
~ Rice, etc. For sale low by
june 10. N) j. ". SIMPSON.
"a EECHtPS, Fcppersauce Pickles, Preserves Sauces
m Brandy CAerries, etc. j u sale low by
June 20. 90 ~. SIMPSON
A large lot of Bedsteads constantly on hand and Cor
IA sale by june l6.-,iC) j. ~. SIMPSON
KpACON, Hams, Shoulders, Sides Mess Pork, ALWAYS
I'D on hand and for sale by
June 1t. (IO J. ". SIMPSON
EIvANILX FLOUR, EIkador extra and other brands.
n always on hand and for salt BY
June 6. no j. H. SIMPSON,
fine assortment o boots and shoes, polka. bus ins
tootees, MISSES boys and childrens SHOES w!ca
particular attention IS invited by
June 20 (l0 J. ". SIMPSON.
EsEADY made clothing, a large LOT, for sale by
M Junc 20 j. -. SIMPSON,.
E4yRESH butter and eggs. meal, western reserve
Il cheese, etc, Tor sale low by
June 20. 90 j. ". SIMPSON.
COOKING stoves, Ohio premium, FOR sale by
~ June rs. j. ~. SIMPSON,
HStRE and No lead glass, putty and nails, always
4 on hand and for sale by
June 26 j. ". SIMPSON,.
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subscriber would respeo fully mfogm the public
N tha he has alter great difficulty and expense pro-
cured large stock u the above and elegant Cook
stoves 1Aia stove combines in its construction and mr.
iangenen ali TIC modern improvements of the age in
Peatef pet!ston tAdh any oihor stove market
He is pulling every new tLin : the orfer of th
day; but tAeTe y none Of that in This instance This
stove Is all all It's friends claim for it. tia snlv
aic ohly that II Is infinitely superior any stove now
tNtit Purchasers are distinctly and explicitly inform
ed that II IN It's operations, utility anu durability 4 doe,
ot meet ciI entire and unqualified appreciation, their
stove Every article Of furniture is the best qray
III workmanship and Of the latest improvements
All VINO are cesiros OF procuring OF the best cook
stoves ever offered for sale IN this aet OF an, where
else, are respectfully invited - call ami e\amn, Tins
stove tor themselves, before purchasing elsewhere: If
iDey do not the. VIII most asseiy be sorry for il te
nnM.cnt lhcL eNamine II. Il Is one OF ~. -
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NEW CODES.

". '
HLANS and Gutensware, just reed leo GcZ tumh'ers.
M various Alnis. Tor sale Paul lluecns-
"aic store. Oysl X. MARN IN.
4 AMPS, Globes and C,nneys for sale by
"a j.. r.. MARVIN.
e DOZ. Frgi; Bowls, just reed ana for sale by
~ Ue X. MARVIN.
TO DRUGGISTS and elical men-20 doz tnctures
l. and saltmouth>, for sale BY r. MARVIN
boz. assorted and 20 doz cruets lust reed
eE and for sale by r. MARVIN
SpA DOZ salts and IS don fruit plates and nappies
An W just reed and for sale by r MARVIN
a. boz. syrup and doz soda go5ets for sale by
~ No X. MARVIN.
A LARGE lot of Quecnsware. just opened at the
"A 81. Paul Qucensw are Store by
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
W. l.. F. GA GE.
Formerly Lee, Gage d Co..

W. l.. F. GAGE
Formerly Lee, Gage q, Coz
Manufacturer OF every description Of Saws,
No. 43 Main Street, st. Louis, Mo.
vSNiE fun Of Lee, Gage q Co having been dissolved
n by mutual consent the LIST day of January last
would inform my friends and customers that have
mace arrangements with Messrs Bridge Brother aud
VIII continue the manufacture of saws, all their varie-
~ No pains have asen spared in litting up machinery
and securing experienced workpen, and the stock il
purchased dl1ect from the manufacturers, both i'll Eu.
rope aud America, for cash confident that can
bold ont such Inducements that dealers will find 4 10
TIER interest 10 encourage home manufacture.
AS to the Character and reputation of saws heariug
my stamp, not9ng need be said as that botn
aeaiefs aio ohsnners have had sufficient opportunity
to Test the quality o my manufacture, while partner
III The late iifn OF Lee, Gage Co, doubt for
moment, my ahhy to compete successfully in point
OF price, quality finish, with nanuiacto tory of
ire kird III the United States. Being now in re eip
Of every description of stock, prepared to din
all orders with pIomptDess and despatch.
Al orders addressed To the undersigned, 20 Messrs
brdse * Bro, VIII receive prompt attention.
Parueu!ar attention paid 10 ali kinds OF repairing
may ~t-4-su w. l.. +. GAGE.
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No. 4So.
pOstponemento of the Public Land Sale
in Wisconsin,

in Wisconsin,.
NOTICE is hereby given that the public sales Of lands
ordcred By the proclamation Of The President of
the United States dated the first day of February 1873
TO be held at the following named land Offices in The
state 81 Wisconsin, to witt at the land Offices at " IL
low River, LA Crosse. Stevens Point and Menasha to
commence on the 3D. lGth 9th and Esd of MAY next are
aecated 10 be postponed until tie 4th, lith loth
25th of July next, pectively.
Given under my hand, n, the city of Wash gton this
18th day OF April ammo Domini thousand eight NM
dred and fift, three
FRANKLIN PIERCE
By the Presidents:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
MAY 5-3-l3w
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GROCERIES,.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
H. WAIT 81 Co, Third street, CT Pail have
SZs yet on hand full assortment of their rcren,,
large and Wen selected stock Of Groceries and
ions, which they offer the public nj wholesale or rcta
al the lowest market price Their stock consists in
part, as follows: ~ IL"
sacks Coffee,
chests Tea,
10 bbls. Molasses
do Golden Syrun
30 do hendars CracIers
20 do Pilot Bread,
IS do Flour
IL sacks Dried Apples,
do do Peaches,
ii bbls Mess Fork,
/ do Vinegar,
Lard, Cheese, Mackerel, Goldfish Salt, Scan. Candies
starch, salGratus, Powder, shot, Wooden Ware. &C.
iin2O--s0 " "'', 9P'-
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MEssRs, ELFELT BROTHEp

MESSRS, ELFELT BROTHER
"A M heellhg heir stove warm these DAYS for the
"a especial purpose OF giving Il warm recentiop "a
thelr customers, Who about these DAYS buync
eh'S ioi ther friends They that they are The
most legitimate dealers in the fancy articles snphle IN
me Holidays N ali the West, out of Philadelpha
Oar genasal stock of Dry Goods is very large With
NV" - its carry reduction we axe now selling al
prices lower than the same k.s were ever before az
fered in the Territory. 0 vi
We also have on hand few bottles Of the Essence
" ao some 'hih9s not mentionoo wileh you
"4ii be surprised TO see when you call.
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BOOTS a. SHOES.

Mems calf. grained, Kip and thick Boots and Brorsns
boys and ouths' do do, womens' calf kip goat ensm
eiled, Jenny Lind and hid Bootees; Lates goat k ana
ehaleed Bskiis, Ladies fancy cold Caters and hal!
CATERS ana BHskins, OF every quality and price fl
and complete assortment of the different sly of Nil,
! ses' aud clidrens' Mear.
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AMERICAN MILLS.

AMERICAN Mills.
THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills, will keep instantly hand supply of
Extra Family Flour" Warranted superior to any nolr
sold III this market. II. r. McCIOSkEY
HI DIR AtLIC CEMENT.
THE subscriber having been appointed gent FOR the
sale OF louisville Cement VII Keep large sunnly
on hand and viii be sold al a small advance ron Nan
ufaoturers prices. ii. I. NcCl 9ShEY
Galena. March %. 1852.
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81.
The following articles comprise part Of nv ;
herlhiac prm's, Embroidered dresses
e. CechtcO DO Irish liua.s
Union 80 Cap nets
ss,PTa@ncs - saces and edGings,
/ ai. Aliens y sons prints. Embroidered collars
Blue and Orange do Dress buttons.
HICKORY styles, Artificial flowers.
Heavy brown shociing, Band boxes.
shifting, Ladle. far ~ bonnet
Inc me =. Florence braid
Brown drilling. Misses "
A hieached n.t sin, s. Fancy hornets,
"a aud - = Bonnet r;lons
ntu' eIiilhSs, Zap and silk ribuns.
olls dehIhs, ParasolS.
Falls co. &" Uml,rslis
1a'le t"isis, Linen table covers,
Hamilton ticking, Union
Amoskeag Worsled %
Apron checks, jaquard diarer,
Crash ard diapers, Ladies mi,,a hose.
Brown linens ,,.h,,a g, : ble.I
Brown linen drllmgs, Misses
hcntucky Jeans, - mixed h 50
Piain and fancy Tweeds Mems half hose,
sane, GaSsiiheres' Siik POCKET hdsis,
SasHeVs' Tu. key red
Lancaster s1inshams, I.iren osu.b'c
scotch ladies M gloves.
Muslin de laincs, lie dread 81 y,
Barage de lanes, cotton
Plain barages Misses
Portsmouth lawns Mc,s
Pfonch Isle thread glos
pi anu inquired silks, = hid gloves,
toioFeJ Grape S,lk crayats.
oiape h>ses, Sam CT shaVis,
W hite Illusion, Linen is,ret
toiofeu Cotton :.
Check oambsics, Spool thread,
5dcoiett Knitting cotton,
Swiss and book muslin, Needles. pms.
Bishop lawns, Percussion cans.
,vFihs' Brads, suspoiid,rs,
Tapes, steel pens, Peal buttons.
Ihiinbies, r2goEs, Agate
razor strops, Coat aud vest button
Hooks and eyes, Pencils
Violin strings, Gold mems
", We ~ n""s, Tea and liable spoon
,lohns, Table cutlery,
Ivory combs, Pocket knives.
Da.h Scissors and shears,
s nne Toys, Sc.
Riding 80
TEAS.
Dung dyson, Gun powder,
Imperial, Black.
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems kip boots, Womens' morocco 4,
q" thick - I'm, +
g calf cei;r-s A
!, y omens ZIP soo'ees, Children's shoes
.iisses' Jovx' brosals,
M"tnens' cnameles :" Msna'
Misses .. e,.,or
omens' morocco tcotees, &" punps,
4" buskins,
misses palm leaf hats, White shirts,
ngs " Flannel
Mems leghorn
= 4. pACEAR
:, 1Oi Main street, Gs'ena
Gaie'a, March 9th, 1862. SO
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III. +. NT.CV.OSHFY

II. +. M'CLOSKfT
M HoLESALE Grocer, Forwarding and CoNms
SION Merchant, and General Steanlta8t A. cns
No % LeVee, Galena Ill. The attention IF huY,rs =
caueh TO m, stock Of Groceries, Provisions ctr.
hSf ing received by late arrival, from Nca d, Dos
"h, New orleans and St Louis which in addition ontT
former STOCK, renders my assortment complete shall
continue To receive additional shipments from t'mc 70
uhe' during navigation, thereby enabling 10 hlVs
Ires ad iuli stock Throughout the scasnl al able
Inc Receiving and Forwarding Business, s.a Fl eve
y Hs'dhcc nave my personal attention. bs which, Gts-
pt'h and care Will be GUARANTEED, and the cAeu ~
storage and Drayage as much possible ~ Diaet
eei assured that my facilities and long eNpeTtac. "a
e Commission and Forwarding business, enubie l.
warrant ehtire satisfaction ~ any hat rsas a'cr ~
with their patronage
iiherai Cash advances VIII be made gTlaaCe -
erchaiidse shipped 20 for sfe IN this market IA
tcniar attention will be paid the purchase OF ri s
clos not in :ay line.
IL Agent iof Galena and ST. Ieus a.id Gaena a.sd
ST. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS.
Ii. +. HI CLUShEY
Gaicna, april l, 1852. tt
REFERENCES
+. Chouieau, Jr. 4 Co., New York.
LorlnI, Sterling + Co., Pittsburgh,
James Peck 4 Co., Chicago,
Bridge & Lewis, Detroit,
Kay, Keith q Co., Cincinnati
Chouteau 4 Vslee. st. Louis,
James Carter 4 Co, Gsi~ns,
SULLIVAN 4 Rood,
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SPRING SALES. 1852.

SHALL be receiving upon The opcling OF naviz atio
q iai&e ara Wen selected assortment. = BRITISH
French aud American Dry Goods Boots sI9 shoes TEA
anu lohoccn, and great variety of atC, articles which
VIII be offered Ia the trade lower prlces than the sans
YVES nave usually SOLD ia tins market. And would
suggest 10 purchasers who have formefl, visited Other
ndi kcts, that much time and oxpsse may e saAed by
purchasing their goods here An examination oi my
stock AID prices Is respectfully solicited.
Ihe follow ing artiC.es comprlsc rart Of nv srncL:
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NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled &c the right of pre-emption to
any OF the lands within the townships ard fractional
tov nships above enumerated required to establish
the same 10 the satisfaction Of the register and receiver
c the proper land office. and make payment therefor as
soon as praccabe alter seeing this notice, and before
The day appointed for the commencement of the ,mlr
sale OF the lands embracing he claimed, otherwise
such clam viii be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF The General Land Ofnce
FEB. 1-l3S
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n Elk CHERRY PECTOKAI
Wis unrivaiied cure for coughs colds. hogrsncs.
bronchitis, whoopng.cough, Group asfhm. "a
consumption, well known TO re,,,ire any, ;s
Gates, Is constantly kept for sale ichcox AxteIs
ana Jarvis IN ST. Paul. and by dealers in medicine everx
l2-f
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A RETURN TO OLD PRICES:

RARE CHANCE FOR MERCHANTS.
IL. aELN LILLE wishing TO engage IN other bdsi-
u ness, offers close out his roe and vel se,ec,
ed assortment II Boots and stoes, al a bargain He
VIII be IN receipt of ali the best and late STYLES upon the
opening of navigation. 4le,r
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is NOW ENGAGED EXCLUsIyELY As 4 DEALER GLASS
GLASSWARE, CHlNAWARE, QUEENsWARE AND
CK0CKERY, ON THE SoUTH SIDE OF TIE
STREET, NEXT Door TO PREsLEY's,
Md nearlN onnnsite The Post OHice.l
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BY EXpRESS.
M have this day received by Express very gen
erai assortment Of Cloths Cassimeres Vestiur,
and Geniemens Furnishing Goods which we viii shov
10 oar customers AT our usual low rates.
. WHINE a. COOLEY
fI. Roberts street
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Disasters, &c.

Snip FLYING ARRow-Captsin Tresdwell writes from st.
Thomas goth ul that he is in hopes TO get the lower
masts in by the 25h Her sails were al made and rig
cling cut and fitted cargo all perfectly dry Divers bad
much better order than expected. Captain WAS In
hopes he should get away by April ~.
BARK HE5cHI1 Means, before reported lost near Coo
MIS- met with the disaster the 18th January She had
arrived from Buenos Ayres for cargo Of mules, which
ready for shipment when the gale commenced The
bark after parting her chains upon the beach, and
when high water left her she was high and dry The
Of underwriters.
BARK GOLDEN AGE, hence for San Francisco which put
into MontevdeO in distress had to discharge the whole of
her cargo considerable Of that in the lower hold
damaged Captain Strong found it necessary to tighten
his vessel after bearing up for Montevideo and threw
overheard considerable quantity Of the cargo She was
to sail few days after February 10.
BARK PROSPECT, Fish, from New York for Sta Cruz
Cuba put into ST. Thomas previous to 10th ult, with
loss Of sails, mainyard spanker, jib and main rigging
would leave in a few days
ScnR ANTHRAcoPHoRA, from Salem for New York
which put into New Bedford 3D. leaky completed dis
charging cargo 7th and will 60 the railway. Dor.
ton Of the including several packages Of cloves and
some bags of coffee, found to be damaged.
BRIG ELIZABETH FELTON,, at Salem from Montevideo
perenced heavy weather OF Bermuda; split sails, &C.
KETcu COMMERCE. at Philadelphia from Bordeaux, ex
perenced very heavy westerly gales most Of the PASSAGE
split sails, stove bulwarks, &c.
WRECK of $50 800 tons dsmasted and full Of water
was passed 9th ult lat 49, Ion 6lH.
Spoken.
clipper ship steering ST, painted black with red
streak, having white poop, and showing no signals
March 20, lat 80 40, Ion IS IS.
Ship Mary Glover, from New Orleans for Liverpool,
March 20, OF Cape Carnaveral
Bark Abagup from Boston for New Orlcaus, March 25
lat % 40. len GO 04.
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Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO, March Is 1852
Most OF our merchants having been busted to day in
mane up theii correspondence for the mail steamer
sapg TOMORROW, there has been light business done
-FOUR line market still continues unsettled and Il
s require three four days free from interruption by
lttl arrivals TO construct basis which shall serve as
starring JOINT Tor future operations We understand
mas been freely offered day for Gsllego and
hsNs 10y eNefa parties but holders bave been nwiIl
w :" tscp, nat tgure There MAS negotiation rend.
giei tVoat luc bos 81 tho.e hands which we're offer
"a ai I'll &c. bot the sae was no. concluded We ma,
learn OF any transactions from first hands Jobmns
sales have been moderate at about si2 sl3 for bnls and
sacks - 0'' anu
PRo'isoHs-Ihe parcel Of PORK WLirlwind 300 bills
clear ara 100 bbls. mesa sold on private terms
sales OF 90 bb clear AT s4s Jobbing sales Of mess AZ
$50 10 cases Of choice hams sold 27e lbs cssks
ct 23 rhns New York but,er at Sac 10 bbl, do
al &c ~ cases lard in tins at SOC lbs English
cheese at 2?c 200 American do, in tins at I7Jsc: rs
quarter bbIs mackerei, al - C2l,.
GRAIN is nothing doing except by jobbers in
barley today at previous rates32 81 I461 pockets
Of oai ex Meteor .old at 200 sacks at &c Nothing
doing In wheat leo Jacks Eastern sold Mt 5l,c
f.E-Ihere have been sales II damaged parcels at
auction hut the prices obtained Rave hearing upon
h' nart"t W. hear cny Of the ssle Of q 900 lbs Cna
Itfcb~ntsbl., at 40.
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Died.
On Thursday April Z, at half. past O'Clock p NJ Mr.
WILLIAM GRANGER, aged 80 years and 80 davis
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from the residence Of his brother
Mr. Thomas 5. Denike, No 1893 Bridge street. BROOKLYN
this afternoon, at half past one O'Clock
On Friday, April ANN youngest daughter Of Sophia
Ann and Edward G Green, aged year. months and s
days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
tend me funeral this afternoon at two O'Clock from the
residence Of her father, No 882 Water street
On Saturday morning, April 9, MARY beloved wife Of
Patrick Cookery native Of Klmore, county Roscommon
Ireland.
Her friends and acquaintance are respectfuv ;,rsa
to attend her funeral this afternoon two clsck from
her late residence No. Il Mulberry street
On saturday, April FuABsTH ANY ToBEY, aged nine
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral this afternoon at one
o'clock precisely from the residence of her ps rents No
90 Willet street. without further invitation
" saturday, April O. Of consumption, JOHN KEySEpY
aged n years
to attend his funeral this afternoon at two cok from
his Ia e residence No 1853 johnson street Brookvn HE
remains n will be taken to Greenwood for nterment.
On Friday evening, April g. WILLIAM CnARpAvoYyy
youngest son OF Asher and Rachel s. Ravens aged ons
year.
The friends Of the family are invited TO attend tho ,re
raj from The reidence OF his father No 80 Third street
this afternoon AZ tao O'Clock without further invitation
vn ihursaey eycnng april !, o. consumption in the
seih Hami,toD. " "
The friends and ocquaptances Of the family. and also
those o. her hrotlers are respectfully invited attend
the funeral from her late residence No 90 James street
this iiternotn, az two o clock 800
On Friday, April g. after long and painful Illness Of
dropsy, which he bore with patience john HENRY CIV
Fyp son in Law TO Joseph and Louise Iandwhr aged o
years, months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family also Of his bro
'htr Willinm, and brother inaw, John Marauart are
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral this
at one O'Clock precisely also the members Of che Centre
and Freesn nd Guards invited to attend without ur
Their invitation from his late residence No 1O2 Mott
shet His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cen eterv
Tor interment
Weep not dear wife; am going 20 rest
10 rest upon our Ssviour's hreast:
long Lave suffered, and long have stroye.
:, A"e nov Am going 10 nv everla stinG home
massachusetts ~ psrs please copy.