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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

ToHN FIsHBLATT, AUCTIONEER..-LARGH SAIL
Of gentee household furniture, Tuesday, Novembe
let At lo g,el.ek NJ At tho new and spacious s.ls
batt will sell above the entire furniture family broa
ing housekeeping. and removed the convenience b
parlor furniture elegant tapestry carpets Brussels
large variety Of dining furniture mat
resses feather beds crocky glass and china ware ktehs
articles Of every description, d. DO Catalogues ready
the morning of salo
DAWNBROKER's SALE OF WATCHES AND JEWI
L slry- on Tuesday, November lst at A. NJ CRIsTEI
LARS aue ton store 70 BOwery, consulting of large an
valuable Of and ewery every dscrp
ton silver &c. DC. BY order Of John Levy, pawn
broker 40 Sixth removed from 80 East Broadway
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BRANCH 4 MCCONNELL, AUCTIoyEERs Ils Full
ID ton street and az Ann street. will sell at their stores
this day, Monday, l0s ococt, to pay advanoes &c.
VIII sues Of rosewood and mahogany furniture; 10
bogany tete-a tete and pbain SOFAS sets mahogany
sofa sitting chairs and 10 mahogany rocking chairs
walnut wash stands ~ mahogany marble top CENTRE
pier and sofa tables retaries and library bookcase
and rosewood dressing bureau rosewood melodeon Car
harris patent: Also second hand bureaus bodseads wash
stands Brussels and sran carpets chairs looking glasses
&c.
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IL will sell at auction Monday Oct 81, 1853, al
~ o'clock A. NJ NJ No. 800 Fulton street. Bro ,klyn LARGE
and .hoioe collection Of household AMI kitchen furniture
sn2 IL part of mahogany extension dining and other
tables mshogsny srpg seat chars seat maple to
tetA aets ofa dressing bureaus mirrors stoves about
frty single three quarter and double bedteads with lea
tier beds aud hair tresses and bedding TO suit
large qnstes superior oil CLOTH Brussels three ply and
Ingram carp glass and cinaware chandelier braek
etc, nepdarte, &c
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A LBERT II. NICOLAX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A household furniture rosewood octaves made
Stodar nearly and in perfect order tapestry
broe AIDE and curtains China and gold
vember at o'clock p M, at No. 30 Lexington avenue
northwest Of Twenty fifth street. gentesl household
Of rosewood piano octayes made by stodat
chars do ee tete marble tables French pier glasses
china and gold dinner and tea SETS silver plated
ware, black walnut bedsteads, mahogany bureau with
marble top mahogany French bedstead mattresses &c
also variety of kitchen utens Terms cash. in bankabe
money and deposit required from purchaser Gaia
logres lie obtained ut tho office Of the aIconee 10
Wall street
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A LBERT Il. NICOLAY, ATCTIONEER.
"A GREAT AND POSITIVE SAIL
pF13-A
BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS AND COTTAGE SITES
sIrUArED
FORT HILL, NEW BRIGHTON,
STATEN ISLAND,
WITHIN SEVEN MINUTES WALK OF THE
FERRY.


WITHIN SEVEN MINUTES WALK
FERRY.
Adjourned consequence Thursday OCT a.
ALDER II. NICOLAY,
AUCTION.
Thursday November 5. 1883,
Asl1M O'Clock, A. NJ. precisely, on the ground,
l beautiful building lots and cottage Sites situated Fora
HILL at the romantic village Of New Brighton, Staten Island
within minutes walk of either the New Brighton OF
Tompknsville feres commanding extensive and elegant
Long Island shore Fort Hamilton Brooklyn williams
burg the East and North rivers the city Of Newark
the Newark bay in fact the Is being
perfectly surrounded by water and impossible TO take th
commanding without exception. the finest the
world The time from portion Of this property
by steamboat to Wall street. New York. Il about thirty
minutes These desirable lots have many beautiful shade
trees them and situated nearly midway between
New brighton and ferries Also beautiful lots
the gebe level north Of the Quarantine fronting
bay the point of the island and opposite
city Of New York These lots form entire block the
New Brighton map, bounded by Stuyvesan jay DeKalb
and Wall streets the sttr being the at the
from which point these lots distant about $40 feet.
The boats landing At TOM Evansville leave
O'Clock, A. NJ, until o'clock p. M and the last
leaves whitehall New York, atlX which gives every
New York DESTROYS making this beautiful place their p
vAte residence The Communication Is only $25 per annum
which lower than railroad STAGE route in the city OF
New York.
This . chance rarely 70 be met WITH and 10 worthy the
attention Of capitalists we'll those who seeking
obtain healthy locations for settlement.
The streets being graded At the Of the
eont owncrs ~ per cent remain bond and
for Eve at cent and the title Is indputable
For photographic maps and full particulars apply to Ray
Tompkns Esq door from the Of Ariea and Grit
I'm streets Tompknsvile, Staten Isap Of ALBERT
NICOLAY, 40 Wall street, New York.
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UCTION NOTICE GERMAN sEGAR', MUSTARD,
"A &e, by auction Tues day November NJ ioie ocock
81 Dey Greenwich large assort ny OF
een and black teas coffee raw and ground sugar M ~"
''''' '''' w WELLINGTON GnIs 10 CARTER. Aaetlanesr
CTION NOTICE-THOS. BELL,AUCTIoNEER-BY
n W. Ingraham-Extra sale-This day. 0is o'clock, IN
the sles rosns 10 North William street will be sold are
vaT y Of pledged goods clothing dry goods thirty Watches
iewsry beds bedding handsome furniture valuable gold
lever watch three rifles very splendid double dc TO
order for French noble BY Bre Nantes cost 80 frames
and other choice articles Tuesday large and liable as
soriment Of elegant household furniture.
A UCTION NOTICE-H. WILSON, AUCTIONEER.-AS-
"A signee sale of lastngs shoe pdings &c. Gloss
the Of A. d. Gale No 5 Pearl street Also. the
day and place at 10 o'clock. 300 prime boots,
shoes, and rubhers
A UcTION NoTICE.-WM. d. JONES, AUCTIONEER,
"A will sell this day Mt the No Is Spruce street as
l0 A. M, household furniture, carpets beds bedding
hogany tables stoves cator 40 tables marble tables,
large counter ALo, largo quantity Of croekery and
Not Of clothing.
A UCTION NoTICE.-MoRTSAGE sALE-H WILSON,
auetoneer will sell this day. at Ola o'clock, at store IS
Spruce the furniture II large boarding house, COM
prisng beds and bedding bedseads SOFAS couch bed bu
kitchen utensils coosng stoves crockeryware 90 Al.o
brandy superior quality in casks and bottles, rum, gin,
it COD segsrs D. H. TOPPING, attorney for morsagoe.
C. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER.-DUTCH BULBOUS
"A rootsA c. Tutt'e will sell on Monday ut Ivy ocio,k
No Wall street. large assortment OF hyaeinths whips
jonaues gladious narcissus iris crocus. Co. from the
nursery Of vandershoot Sons Holland, in lots to fuit
A UcTIoN sALE-BY THOMAS SPHINX, AUCTION
"A eerOn Tuesday Nsvemb.r at 10 o'clock a. ~ An
tn, ny street. lot American and French billiard Ia
bes all Sizes of the best workmanship Terme casn-de
posites required.
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HEORE NLW CLAssEs-BROOKES' DANCING AGA
MI demv .6I Broome betwaen Brosdw and tn


A dancing school il for the reception pupils.
Several fancy dances and ~atzes will be introduced
and taught u bis pupi!s Tcrms-Tle regular quarter OF
twelve weeks to l.sous GEEK, usual for either az
vsor1 csites Ticket By those
WHO oornot attend regularly For icu!ar. please pro
cure circulars at a East fhirteash fourth house
o. broadwey' ana see morning and fvenins Express
WHALE AND DAUGHTER WILL COMMENCE Ayo
w thsr rev oass dancing, salt1ng c az Gothic HALL
8roobiyn this afternoon and evening al Metrop tan
Academy Nos % and 35 Sixth tomorrow
sad evenigg ~
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

q Cnn PARTNER WANTED.-AN ACTIVE YOUNG
DLOU. man, who eommsnd the ab.ve amount, to
take interest in extensive exhibition from which
fortune lie realized this winter ppy Gabriel No.
Monroe between the hours Of and o'clock r. NJ
ITO APoTHECARIES, DRUGGISTS, &c.-A PRACTI
cal chemist and apothecsry who il thoroughly acquainted
with tie drug business from the manufacturing Of all the i'm
orarf crop lions dispensing and sci ng " them
would kc to be admitted In respectable.
well established would be willing TO be
capacity whore talent and Industry would yel
fair remuneration. Address James Beats1n. date
isetr rim chemist u s. Naval laboratory 32 Fourth t.
"a ANTED.-RARE CHANCE.-wANTED. ETHER
w active silent with 81 800 81 CO., Ia
old establ thogrsphy business which is paying large
pror and has fifteen constantly pioyst
Abundant and satisfactory security will be ven Address
Lthography, Herald office.
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SPORTING, Sc.

~
CKEAT sPOhT-THE BEST IN THE WoRLD-WpTTE
" EBEsb terri v bull terriers bal doSa Scotch terriers
he best rstere can % poaers Extraordinary large
Of James " u. IAKvfa
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RIcH RosEwOcDPAR SUITES AND FURNITURE
~ o. every doscrpton.C. A. scbindIer date Gsorgl
Schnder), manufacturer fashionable csbne furniture
and Upholstery would respectfully invite persons about
mouse furnishing 70 his stock, which
pfess ior city custom trade after the latest designs
very best workmanship, and will b. sold pross
passed ~ 10y Canal street, between Varck Hudson
est door to the Peoples Bank, M stsira
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nHY .aaAalflS. &c.


IMPORTATION DIRECTIVE HAVE RECEIVED
from te celebrated manufacturers OF France an 4
BegiNm the following description Of laces.hsai oack
thread scnrs mantllas. and wells real poin5 Aeho.
KERR * CO., 30 Broadway, three doors below Mint
street
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
TXHIBITIoN ROoM.-wANTED. FOR TIE PUR-
u Of exhibiting work Of art large, well veaiatsd
hood preferred Address c. i. g., Herald oaiee
HOUSE WANTEp.-A THREE STORY HOUSE, CEN.
Atray located suitable for gentee boarding house. Any
wishing to dispose Of the furniture Of such house.
hear Of good tenant by addressing Hadrave through
the Chatham square post offce
DART OF HOUSE wANTED.-TRE UPPER PART
Of eel two three story house, with kitchen, for
mall family without children Address, stating location
and terms, A. D., Herald ONCE
pooN.-A LADY WOULD BE GLAD TO FIND A
II somewhere the Ninth Fifteenth wards Part
with some other lady would suit her, address
A. II. c., Herald office.
WANTED-FoR TEE USE OF A CLUB, TWO ROOMS
Nth gas and crOss ws.Sr on the second Or third oor
Fifth avenues. Address c., box les Post Office.
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE.
w situated between Fourth and Twenty fourth streets
and between Third and Sixth SINAI
taken Of and the house. will find this desirable oppor
Broadway Post Office
w with all the odern improvements, and new nearly
W. uld prefer buying house furniture, if nearly
n sna e ri @
At fair ter this is favorable opportunity Location be-
and Seventh avenues Address H. H. Broadway Pos. Once
w shall not be than twenty minutes walk from tho
City Hail. to consist OF two three fine and three
the house and must be in good condition.
Address Q. N. b.. Herald office.
vKTANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM WITHOUT 30 ARD
w in the location Of ST. Johns Park. Inquire sny day
this week, at Mrs. Campbells, 10 Wooster street
WANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A FUR
w nished bedroom, without board. Address s. g., box
1868 Post 0cc stating location and terms which must
be moderate.
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~ ". HOLMES, AUcTIoNEER;-sALE OF ELEG Ant
~. household furniture, piano forte, 10 G. w. HOLMES
win sell this day, Monday Oct 81 at 10 o'clock, all the
furniture in the story house 2 Forty fifth street between
Sixth Seventh consisting OF elegant
and mahogany suites of paror furniture in SATIN brocate
and prs rosewood six and piano
rc elegant rosewood marble centre tables rosewood
standt mahogany card work. and side tables tapes
Brussels and three ply carpets marble top bureaus ad
wahsand French and cottage best hair and com
mattre lounges in hair cloth and damak, mho
gapy spring seat chairs twenty-five fine oil paintings and
cravings gilt china and tete atetc sets, silver plated
rich china extension dining tables basement aud
kitchen furniture 10 Catalogues the morning Of sale
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MUSICAL.

AN ITALIAN LADY, A WELL KNOWN PROFESSOR
n singing possessing soprano vooo OF the highest
singing in English well in Italian, wishes 70 obtain
Asuaon first soprano In church Address First Church
soprsno, Herald office
AIRS. sEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC,
M italian English sacred and secular has decided to
devote few hours each day for the instruction Of young
Mr Sesuin will be happy to give all
corning plans &c. at her residence 10 White street.
Broadway.
MR. OTTO MULLER TEACHER OF PIANO AND
M singing, No - alker street, near Broadway continues
give lessons at his residence and those of his pupils
MI. ~ is dseugaged for few hons Wednesdays and
Saturdays For further Information please apply at his resi-
dence or by letter.
NEW SONGS.-THE DYING WORDS OF LITTLE
IN Kay. Written by Scion Robinson, Music by ii. Wa.
erswith vgnette IS cents, New prma donna 'ongCome
While Moonlight Beams by J. r. Thomas; - These
two being sung with great applause by the
celeb aed Buekleys serenadsr Beneath the Willow Weep
inr-By a. Sedgwek. Sung with great applause BY @.
by HORACE WATERS 1913 Broadway, the great depot
Gilbert h Co.'S pianos, s. ID. w. IL. Smiths meodeons
Martins guitars Second hand pianos at groas bargains
DIANoFoRTEs.-sECoND HAND ROSEWOOD 81 oC.
tave, nearly also six octave; with assort
ment Of instruments Of superior tone, at very low
prices JOHN T. WAKE& co Manufacturers, IS Barclay
street, opposite co'ge place
TIM has resumed her lessons She teaches singing and
the piano. the residences til pupils She be
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at her residence Fifty
eighth urth east from Third wtN her
the door Applications made by letter will be
promptly attended 70.
VOCAL NUSTC.-A FREE INTRODUCTORY LESSON
vocal music will he given this evening t7ls O'CLOCK,
the Hall Of the Demlt Dispensary Of Iweuty third
Second All Interested in the science
Of music are invited to attend.
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mSV6UCVIONs
CADEMY OF BEST PRNMANsnIP.-ALL BAD wRI-
"A young old Mr. Brstow the eminent teach
No as3 Broadway He to ladies beautiful,
delicate finished style To gentlemen, Free rapid good bu
hand twelve TO twenty lessons Terms low. Visit
ing cares superbly W tten. GEORGE BRISTOW
BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, &C. THOROUGHLY
ID taught, reasonable terms by W. j. RENVILLE, $50
Broadway Each student arately instructed rapid
y advanced in his studs while the knowledge arted to
him readily available n practice Open day and evening"
EsTABLIsHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES DEAN
u street ana south Brooklyn between Bond and Nevins
streesMrs Parrott who has resided several in
France receives limited number OF pupils to board and in
the plan of educ atiun. bning
lid branches s tho accomplishments OF refined fe
oass Tor drawing and oil painting, three times
Terms, &c, At Halls mn4e ssore, Park place and Broad
EyENING DRAWING CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN
IL from 60 Day glasses for ladies' in drawing and paat
inr. special for fsn lle teacher Circular at
sttution Of II DObor s. Schuser, 4yl Broadway.
L'RENCB LANGUAGE.-Paof d. LAGR0IX, NO. 239
Il Broadway continues 10 receive pupils Tor thorough
In trueroh The Frtnch language impsrtng to them this
ahnity TO speak 1t with husnoy and correctness Terms in
private class, 81 per month Twelve essons.
MISS A. A. HAYES, HAVING RETURNED TO THE
l city for the sl be happy attend 10 pupils
for the pisnoorte siDginS and drawing Schools attended
Address 34l Br adway, Ieraldry office.
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E,RRRERo's DANCING ACADEMY, 50 WEST yoGR
i teenth streetMadane C. Dubreul Ferrero and E. Fer
respectfully sform their patrons and tie public
Ahe school has opened and pupils enter ST all times
during the Private lessons schools and classes
ts0Aed.
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- - - . - - - -
RE WARDS.

REWARDS.
c6O REwARD.-LoST, A SMALL GENEVA WATCH
spCO Owners inaidc) with selt chsn. ocktt and
charms attached at the Crystal Palace between the Col
l. House and the Palace the 18th inst The fnSe
shall rewarded above delivering the Edwin
7. Rice, 100 Broadway
cox REwARD.-wHEREAs, TIE GUNsT0RE OF
pZC the subscriber having been feloniousy entered
tie night ofhe 10Th Sunday morning the 9th inst
robbed Of several Aliens single pistols and ohepro
perry hereby offer the above ~ twenty dollars
Tor any information that win lead . the and conyic
ton ~ the burglars FRANK BEkEARr, 2B Canal st.
B-TEe raseals LEI on their retreat from the promises
clasp pocket knife dron handle niai with mother u
pearl zone flazsrs knife, and one wooden match box
C1O REwARD.-LOsT ON WEDNESDAY MORNING
IO 10Th inst die Of sixth aud -Four
teenth street red mix Scotch terrier collar WITH
the owners and place residence engraved "A
Tie tpder ny returning to 70 West Fourteenth
street VIM e paid the reward AID questions asked
G1Q REwARD.-STRhYED FROM THE PREMISES
RIV 81 John Garland, erner q Hotter street and Bow
err Wte su terrier Jog; trindle LONG tail and
cropped 1arr whoever VIII return the at the above
place viii receive tie sbgSe reward And Eostoas netd
CHARLES VAN PELg.
G. = REWARD-LOsT, SATURDAY. MICS Ar, BETWEEN
O ~ and II O'clock small -nite poodle dog black nose
and eyes Lac weakness In his LIND legs aud ans gers
TO the Of Tom Bsing ftvorite 81 child lie owuer
hopes he will be returned 33 Watts street corner Vsrcf
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ItRNITURE. FURNITURE THE HIGHxT PRnCE
paid for household furniture msshanics too watches
sewcry runs pistols INSTRUMENTS dsscrpasa
made II required s knis Of porsopa Nd, pcrty
Address apply 70 X Walters % piy9n street. neAc
trvst rest. " "
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DANCING ACADEMY. NO; WASHINGTON PLACE
~ Madame Grsvier Desjardins hogs inform her pupils
tAt her lessons will take place WednsBday and
3k o'clock r. NJ at the above place For particulars
kngton square.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

n EVENING CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN ON TUES
"A days and Fridays at ~ p NJ, has commenced. Pupib
Fsesived ut s tnes during the season soirees given
vsuaL PERRERO'S Dancing Academy, 80 West Four.
S>anth street.
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A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY NO SS
a. BroawdySew open for the ron ofpupis wednss
Thursday Saturday Afternoons for ladies sud child
Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday EVENING"
temen practising with band o asic
Saturday evening" eorses exclusively pupb
7snfmonthy. number OF new dances will be introduced
this procured iuripx resent visit 70 ptan and
Para
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WANTED-FOR TEE USE OF A CLUB, TWO ROOMS
w with and Crotch water third door
situation between Amitv andTwelfth Fourth and
Fifth avenues. Address c., box les Post Office
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DART OF A HOUSE WANTED.-THE UPPER PART
Of gen eel two three story house. with kitchen, for
a na family without children. Address, stating alton
and terms, A. D.. Herald ONCE.
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FURNITURE.

H(sHEArER THAN EVER
~ hNAALiLLD SETS, ENANELLED SETS
no g4b BROADWAY. NEXT DOOR - the DIJsEIDpeP
GALLERY.
Cheaper than All othefs in New York Sets selling
INVENT FIVE and IN KIN PER CE NT. Ice. than they
can be found here else an i1e fro kn dried wood
and the bett finish throughout all made factory 40
q? Greene street. GlILLrs X RyKNE
CHEAP Enameiied Furniturs Warsb0uss W so 8r5ad
way, FEW doors .oyS Sfritg street, door - Dr.
CHAPINS CHuRCE.
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mo PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS
For SALE double cylinder napier press bull. By r. Hoe
Size Of bed 4x57 inches Will be sold low and dev
ssA in rate working order Apply to G. TREHERN No.
III Nassau street, (basement)
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FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED ROOMS WITH FULL
partial board obtained at No. Amity place be-
w Amy and Bleecker streets Stages both
constantly Hot cold, and shower baths in the house.
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On Saturday June 25, in the triumph of faith, attera
lopg and painful Illness Mrs SARAH LOUISA wife OF Ge
rard Beekman and youngest daughter OF Nehem,ahU.
Tompbins aged so years IL months and 10 days
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral Tuesday afternoon At
half past two clock from her late residence No. lSS
East Broad~ay.
On Sunday morning June %, at O'Clock, after short
Illness PATRICK MURPHY in the Both year of his
His friends and acqusntances and those OF his
Their william and his b. others Ia law Mchasl an Richard
Joyce and Martin Shea respectfully invitd to atead
his funeral at II O'Clock this afternoon from his late
sdence, No i8 James street. His aims will be taken
to Calvary Cemetery No carriages allowed.
Or Sunday june 26, MARY ELIZABETH daughter Of Ben
iaDp and Adene Robbins aged six this and twenty
tgo days.
The relatives aud friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon at three O'Clock the
residence OF her parents, II Dry Dock street.
Suddenly, on Sunday morning, Juno 26, Gen GEORGE
Dizzy.
The relatives friendsof the family and those OF his
and brothers inlaw John o. Fox and Thoma. Cum.
mpgs are respectfully invited to atteLd his funeral this
Horatio street, without further invitation.
On Sunday, June 26, ReBERT ). TAYLOR son of Henry
and Anira Norris aged eight years avd twenty -four days
The friends OF the family respect uy invited at
tend the funeral this morning, at nine O'Clock from No.
81 Mad ION street His remsins will be taken TO Rye,
Wesichester county, for iDterment.
On Saturday, June rs, REBEcoA wife of william Young
In the 38th year Of her age.
The friends and acqusnances Of the family also Iodre
No. 2 Daughters Of Samara, respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at three O'Clock from
her late residence, No 20 Ludlow street. Her remains
On er2dav morripg after lingering Illness TIMOTHY
FALvEy, aged 81 years.
Tberiepds and Of the family Are re,peet
fully Gyied TO AttspS h uaera this xftesxoon ct vue
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On Thursday. June 1G by his Honor the Mayor at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents in the city OF New York
Mr. Isaac l. PURDY, only Of Mr. G. L. Purdy, of Tar.
rytown. to Miss CAROLINE SUMMERS only daughter Of
henry Summers, Of Wiltshire, England and step dsugh-
ter OF Charles Lohmao, Esq., OF st. Petersburg Russia
BY the Rev D. W Bacon. Of the Church OF the As
SUMPTION Brooklyn Mr.. JAMES r. MURPHY of BrookYvs
l., to Miss HELENA sSTccAr, Of Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton papers please copy.
in Boston. on Thursday, June %, by the Rev. A. A.
Miner. Mr. JOSEPH GARRETT Of West Cambridge to Miss
ANN M. EVANS, of Birmingham England. The bride vas
PASSENGER by the Niagara and married Immediate.
ly upon landing