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CORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE-
~ pairs and Supplies March 90 ls53To BuudersSealed
will BIO received the of tho
fK.Hars and Supplies Ne New City Hall until satur
time they will be opened lin accordance with tho ordinance
therefore, house in the Seventh ward for the
Of Americas Engine Company No. also, house in
Wooster street Spring street. for the Of oceaus
sons and carpenters work for each house separately The
plans and specifications of the buildings required and all
formation regard thereto be had at tho Office the
Superintendent of Repairs to Public buildings No 10 Eli
1abeh street Blank estimates be had at either Office
N. BThe Commissioner tho right to reject all
any of the estimates deemed for tho interest Of the
poration. BARTHOLOMEW II. PURDY,
Commission Of Repairs and Supplies.
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TINE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Steamers-The ships com prsng this line the

These ships having built by contract expressly for
service has been taken In their
srutionas in their enginesto and speed
and their for unequaed for
elegance and comfort.
Price Of from New York to Liverpool IN 6rst cabin
ROOM 500.
From Liverpool to New York. ESQ and eos
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
Ne berths secured until paid for.
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EXTRA PAY.


OFFICERS, MARINES AND SAILORS OF THE
~ navy and officers and of the Service who
In the Pacific tho coast Of California during
Mexican war; at time from 1916 to 1852 enlisted
extra pay OF the death OF above the
heirs obtain the same. Address, or apply 10
l.. 7. BETS &c Wall street, basement.
TINTED STATES NAvY-DOyBLR PAY-ALL SEA
u and marines who served In United States
sci n the Pacific from June 1885, February 1888
:ss HoSSiS ss isS ~ s ;:ss M
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c,

WATCHES. JEWELRx, &c.
w selling all descriptions Of
Il is
JuRcEysEN WATCHES.
r % z
IN hunting and m. cases.
s waohs for timing gold a.
spIssa$ gold peeh.s :sSsssns,sss which ru, visheu.
" Watches s: Which run eight days lays ~A''"A
for ladies. some in hunting ting C. cases EN-
for ladies. some in magic eases
which chang. into three sS dre sna' watches.
wArcHEs WHICH WIND
zine gold lopine watches four holes jsweIled
Cola s enaneed Watches for tho ladies'. q
SILVER psens low
silver detached lev levers :, as low
for At much than the
JEwELRy.
a. 81:
gold sooshpet:
chains, DC. SILVER VAR =.
sf;:$ i';;S
time or The money returned.
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired n
GEOKuE Z. ALLEN,
II Wall street. uecond AoorJ near Broadway
nIAMONDS WATCHES AND JEwELRY BOUGHT
above articles in any sum- at the loan Office - Warren
street Office hours from 10 to o'clock n B.Our bust
noes Is strictly confidential.
LIQUORS.
AO.OUU medicinal Old Club schnapps tho best in
the city, few Of Schedom and Holland gin bter
superior artce cases Curacao % branded cher
ries 20 600 Havana segars, for sae by
VIM IT, UNDERHfLL, 40 Broomo street.
@7O mn WORTH OF BRANpIEs, WINES, GIN,
oordas Hedsieck grape leaf Schroeder Charles and
rous othsr brands champagne wines claet wines 90
DOZEN and upwards &C. Wholesale buyers will be treated
uheraIyby Wa H. UNDEKHILL, 40 Broome street.
EOO BARRELS OF PORTER, STOUT AND ALL,
s)UU consisting Of Guinness and Robert Mauder's XXX
Dublin stout Barclay Perkins London porter and stout
philadelphia porter and stout Fakrks Youngers Camp
WIN. III. UNDERHILL corner Br0ome and Crosby streets
100 CASKS MUIR 4 SONS ALE, BARCLAY PER
lUU kns Co.'s, and Robert u. Byass' London porter
in pnts and quarts grape Leaf nurss and heidsck
chapagncs sauterne hook and claret Wines an excellent
assortment of prime old Havana segars for sale by
PETERS a CHAMBERS Importers 80 Broadway.
DETERs 4 CHAMBERS, 300 BROADWAY, IMPORT
l. erB of wines, brandies and offer, In quantities
Of gin, Scotch and Irish wbiskey Jamaica and st. Crox
rum together with all grades Of port sherry and Madeira
Mt much less prices than other house selling the
quality Of goods Buyers are requested TO examine.
EXTRA PAY.
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uYArTs lNrALLIBLE LIFE pAIsAM, ..-...

II fATTS INFALLIBLE LIVE BALSAM. .......N Is
- w atts Nervous Antilote, genuine. ~
nnstings syrup of Naptha do Observation-Disclosures. | 90
Rodgers syrup OF liverwo-th and Tar. | 10
Wis,ars Bssam OF Wild Cherry. .............. ] %
DR. Aliens Bal am Of HoreLound AMI Liyerwort | 40
Sohenck's Pulmonio Cough Syrup ............. I 90
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, for con rhs ........ I 90
Wolfe's Aromatic Soheidnm Schnarps cents aud 90
DIR. Cooks Remedy for Intemperance. .......... %
Prof Morse's Inygoratna Cordial So two for . 90
Dr. Van Hambert's Female Monthly Pills. ..,.t., %
kellingers Mustang Eminent and Railways Relief.
Hutehinge' oSygenntcd and German Bitters.
osgood India Cholagogne for Fever and Ague. 20
Prof Thompson's Antiseptic Tooth soap. ...... -
Brandreths Wrghts Smiths, and Holloway's Pills.
Hcifkeils, Halioway's and Dally's Ointment
Davis Rshyene and Hyperion and Barrys Tricopheous
and all other patent medicines trade GUIoN old
nc Bowery and Grand street.
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HoLLowAY,s PILLS, a CERTAIN CURE FOR DROP

H0LLoWAYs PILLS A CERTAIN CURE FOR DROP
Ii syExtrset Of letter from Mira. Loedhan of Lean
ingtcn, dated October ljtb 800 To Professor Holloway,
Sir with gratitude that write t. inform You of
wonderful effected myfef by taking pills for
severe case Of droI The disease appeared about i've years
and notvitb tanding tie various remedies and
tie different medical coneultod all unable to
check its progress At sst much swollen that
could scarcely walk. At this crisis csd tatina
your invaluable rs ~ means Of which and strict attention
by all tho vendors Of medicine throughout British pire
and by those in the United states at 81, cent? 81 cents
and 81 80 per box. Wholesale, at Mr. JOSEPH HORSEY,S
Mnidcn lime and ct the proprietor 81 Strand London
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~ Edward Higgins, co. $. NJ commander, will sail for
from pier No. North river At Il o'clock n Price Of
n arst cabin, main saloon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lo
In first cabin lower saloon. 100
s.psSsnssd surgeon ship
HoHiEs SAND gfERa ssi sgsaS street.
FoEI; BE ERl AND ST; TnoMAsITnE STEAM
Passage Money to germnds 80
Apply to L. .ceUNiRD.. bowling Green Green %
s ss ns
@ % p F NS ssst sr rD On
on board and fS5 PEASANTS 50 From.
dor CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-sEMI-wEEXLY
United States Mail Line-The and fast going
Shs e. March g. at @ xe Ps
NH IS ' 49, H. Hslsa:S sti. 81
Florida follows-To Jacksonville $l to Pilatka, sss.
s. Woodruff captain, will leave Saturday March 2s
pfr Hfi.h TIFF
Ap For speed strength and far.
those ships have superior on tho
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA sTEAMsHTP COMPANY.
Steamship ckP%Ps ke
viii aes Friday
@ EofS os as:.ss rs Gs Of hsS 70,
I sSs per S cubic bs @ So .s On s5%
s q @
Cd % ; MA n s &c
seved at the once only Passengers for Havana pre-
cure Broadway
Ircr New oreans via Havana-The splendid steamship
the br he S o q sTs v ss
day ath March at O'clock r. ITcossiy Rate. Of pas
berths 500 lower forward saloon berhs $780, Storage 81,
supply s%pasys sIs
ohsr form Will bo signed No S ~ Sans ssa alter
O'clock o. sfnf rssa p%'
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR cALIroR;,
e.n s ncE SAM Sa william and s
commander viii leave new York for Aspinwsll Tnes
ss ARF 2 s ssl'a 'si, aGs% pier
Ss By es sn "a. s. s t
aSfed the character Of being decidedly ,hs fastest
70 days: good qualities as and
f's e. nfh sas n
The part q the owners or ocsrs to send the Basensers
ys
invited to examine the steamer now in port and to call AZ
attached the ship whose services charge For
freight or passage 'Pry Mills Agent 81 Cortland. street
in s tho Gnes S ss @
the @ Of the public and t. z consistently DO
five days, rs usual.
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COW
~ pany, through TO San Francisco via Aspinwa and
Panama, st greatly reduced rstesNo detention tho
1sthmusThc and fast side wheel double engine sca
ship UNION, 800 tons Richard Adams, commander, will
leave New York Aspinwnll Navy Bay, pier No
North river Tuesday 9th April, at three O'Clock NJ
wheel double engine steamship CORTES $500 tons Thomas
Panama Co receive Unions passnscr and dVs sail
Immediately for San Francisco The accommodations and
speed Established the between New York and
Every ssertion viii made The part the line
comfort, expedition and safety Passengers will be
road and cautioned that tickets for this Inns are sold
| only At rs broadway. DAVIS BROOKS CO., General
the United States Postage law for the convenience Of
| the public.
NLIPPER SHIP HARRIET HOxIE, FOR SAN FRAN.
~ CISCO, hnsv rapidly loading A. the buthesd between
piss 10 and Fast river and take shy 70 hundred
tens vsry light freight, II Immediately offered e
SUTTON 4 CQ, u Wan strstt
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CLIPPER SHIP HARRIET HOxIE, FOR SAN FRAN
cisoo nav rapidly loading A. The buiLhssd between
teas vsry light fright, II immsAlstsiy offered ts
SUTTON 4 90, u Wan strst
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DACKETS TO HAvRK-SECOND LINE-THE FOL.
lowing ships will leave Havrs the 10Th, and Now

They al hrst GLASS York built shfps prcved
all requisite articles for tho comfort and
passengers and commanded BY Of experience in tho
trade The price of $780, without liquors
Goods sepk the subserber. win be forwarded free
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, l6l Pearl street.
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| TAR COOPER II DUANE STREET. NAY BE CON
- suited with confidence dicascs His practice OF
twenty at his present location
TO offer such Inducements be obtained whcra
in this city, with honorable cxccptionsD
speedy and permanent N. R-Dr G.. does audc
in tie above TO either Of the respectable medical in his
| neighIorhood.
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DETERS a CHAMBERS, 800 BROADWAY, IMPORT.
of Wines brandies and scgars, Offer in quantities
suit all grades pale dark assorted brands
together with all grades Of port sherry and Madeira
Mt much less prices than other house selling the
quality Of goods. Buyers are requested TO examine.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
pants Of houses and lots, improved lands
.cmgstsdby Le Assessors and lodged the olce Of
stones in front Of Nos 9eSEsn street The limit;
lots vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
~ srss "a
are % s s the s s %
se @ wt to the y ays at
The date Of this notice.
S $|ss + = { ASSSSher, Assessors.
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, March
,N0RP0RATIoN NoTTCE.-PUBLTC NOTICE IS HERE.
y the
Clinton and street. T3o limit.
sn s & pieces
situated Of Diysion street between Clinton
between Division Grand streets both sides Of Ridge
aldo Of Grand street between Attorney
Tho,s as5sss Affected Y Tie
either w Of to ere . II o
Hall Of Records within dirty the date Of this
esHAHEEs h 4 RaPfn' Assessors
APPROPRIATION NoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS HERE
Aldermen for the construction OF tho
hudson w . Ia ' srs n sSTs
First and A; also in Essex street. from
Hester Also in Madison street, from No.
proposed between Rutgers and jefferson streets
the either OF them having
objections thereto requested - present the in
writing to the Contract Clerk ct his once, before
March 30, 1863 : NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduct Department, March 81, 1855
.NORPoRATIoE NoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE rs HERE.
~ by given to the owners occupant or occu-
pants OF all houses and lots improved or unmproved lands
affected thereby that the FOLLOWING assessments have been
completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged in the office OF
the Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all persons
interested For fencing lots between Broadway and
Sixth Twenty fourth and Twenty Streets Also
between Fourth Madison Thrtieth and Thirty
The limits embraced by such Assessment in
elude all tho houses and lots Of ground vacant LOTS
pieces and parcels of land situated tho 2orth sdo Of
Twenty street between broadway and Sixth avenue
and the south side Of Thirty first street. between Fourth
and Madison All persons whose interests are al
feccd by tho above named assessments, and who
posed to tho either ohem requested TO poscnt
their objections In writing TO the undersigned at their ooc
No 4Hall o. Records within thirty days from tho date OF
this NOTICE. WILLIAM GAGE
,.osss Bsrsavd AssN'nsaw Street Department March
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MEDICAL.

(1HROEIC DISEASES ESPECIALLY TREATED TRou
~ IL to O'Clock, by DR.. RYAN, consulting physiak
to the Government Hospital Montreal and lecturer
Rroad
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TlE WAKUs REMEDIES COMPRISE TIE ACCU
~ mulacd experience of all the celebrated every
aso wo have proessed the OF diseases Price
rally 81 Ills thanks rendered FOR the liberal
extended to him. Certificates skill can he exs
mined ut his ofee, No - Canal street. exactly door
cast Of Broadway where he be consulted at all
gratis by the sick and diseased Patients in the country
receive his remedies by express
requested to tc particular in mentioning the form OF all
nient lite duration and previous treatment Probably
physician Ia the world s cured chronic
No hospital In New York has sueh multiplicity of re-
his private establishment All post paid letcrg
in tho case, will be religously attended to.
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COCIETY LIBRARY ROOMS, 3S BROADWAY
y Grand Concerts given evening by Signorna
yalentin assisted by Miss Julia Barton from Broughams
Iyceum Mr. Meyer from Mime. Tbions troupe Master Hill
nseal wonder the two admired danssusos Miss Henry and
Miss Fanny Hudson; and great number OF accomplished
ladies' Tickets only p cents To eight
cIOrl
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THIRD CoNcERT.L;A A. BENJAMIN's NEW ORA
toro OF the Crystal Palace will DO given the Broad
way Tabernacle, Saturday evening April by large
Choir Of young Singers and full Orchestra of young Must
clans All persons holding Tickets dated March 2st
are respectfully invited to exchange them free of charge at
the Tabernacle, on Wednesday, March 81, from 10 to
o'clock; and on Tbursday March 81 from to o'clock.
limited number Of tickets will be sold Tickets, so
each
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nR. RALPH's OFFICE HOURS, FROM TO IL A. NJ
~ and to n H., Sunday excepted, at No CAB Houston
street near Wooster.
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TINTED sTATFs NAH sTrAusuIp co,,p.Ny

A USTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR PORT
"A Philip Melbourne and Sydney, Austrslia.-Ths mag
ninssnt steamship GOLDEN AGE 5000 tons burthsa
o. about the 18th May This steamships Of the .o and
stssuers and 1t 10 believed will provo to be the fastest
steamship In the world Her accommodations for first
sond and third class passengers superior to those
steamer ever built Rates OF pasageFrst class ladio
saloon $500 frat GLASS; upper saloon $3.50; second class
$6 third class 500 The books open. For freight
or passage spPly , 70 GOV,
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/ nR. JOHNSON, l6 DUANE STREET, MAY BE con-
~ shifted at his Office where he has practsed his profes
zion for tho last twenty two Hours from A. n
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A USTRALIAN PACKET-EXCELsIOR LINE.-FOR
a asboSrns Pert Philp-Tho entirely new and real clip
register succeeds the Clipper Panama and will sail
ateerage second cabin passengers taken FROM the
fautess model Of this beautiful clipper and the long expo
rence OF Capt Bowen the Indian and Pacific
oceans s confidently predicted she will distance all
petors and make the passage inside Of 70 She
lying at pier l3 East river cabin passage freight ap
ply 10 RUSSELL NORTON, 81 Old slim
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ENRANKLIN MUSEUM, ITO CHATHAM STREET.-ODA.
Leo Prorrietcr.Thes above establishment Is open sv
purpose Of Classic and Original q
gsther with variety Of beautiful performances For
particulars, bills Of each day: Admission SCOTS .
chairs, M cents Boxes 70 cents gallery, l2k cents.
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A UsTRALIAN PASSAGE TICKET FOR sALE-THE
advertiser has SECOND cabin passage ticket to Austria
La regular line Of clipper ships and will not BIO aba
to and will sell for reasonable Apply between
10 and o'clock, to ELIAS RUTHERFORD III st. Marks
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A usT n MA Eao LINE-THE Al PACKET
now loading at pier ro East river will the
Canton As tenth ship of tho line and sail Mebourns
Ss.ons Of This noble ship ara .pieent ind1eomsns
tsten Of this Srst regular line for despatch all others
guarantee for intending emigrants to by her
preference to other vessel bound
freight passage early application should made TO VIM
lag Pearl street.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.aMRs. W.G JoNEss BENE-
very popular drama Of JACK SHEPPARD-Jack, Mrs. w.
g. Jones Also frat time In three the nautical DRAMA
Inch sailorw =, Moryis, Mrs W. q Jones' Mat
Merron Mr.. w g. Jones' To conclude with the farce of
THE MILLER OF WHETSTONE-Kate Caraway, Mrs. w.
g. Jones During the evening" Il. II. Sitter, the champion
dancer. will
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DANvARD'S PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AXD
ID the Holy Land is now OPEN At the and spAsisu
and continued every evening Painted from .Iths.ts
dve tour, undertaken expressly for the work Mr. b -
explain the paintings personally Picture Of 7 -
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons At O'clock.
mission, 80 cents; children, half price.
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TESTIMONIAL TO MR.. GEO. w. vESEY WILL TAKE
l. place at Nblos Saloon, Tuesday evening March 49,
Caster Tuesday 1853 Tickets be obtained VIM
Hall Son, 2s Broadway; W. A. Archer go Greenwich
street. John Mills Is Beaver street, and W. Leggett ll9
Canal street; Patterns Hotel of Greenwich and
Warren streets; and at Nblo's Garden.
Postponement-The testimonial to c. w yesey at Nblos
Garden will take place the 18th March, instead the 18th
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MEUICAL..

nR. CLARK, MEMBER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
IL New York be consulted at 4S Canal street. two
doors east of Broadway for quick and Oics
hours from 8 to 10 A. NJ, and from to p NJ
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~ Thames and the whole Of the City Of don with tho
House Of Lcrds.Every evening ~ O'Clock Satur
day afternoon at o'clock. Descriptions by j. H. Ham
mersly, d. ID. Price reduced to only Is cents.
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CHRISTYS OPERA HOUSE. az BROADWAY, ABOVE
Grand streot-Opeu night during the week under
the sole direction and supervision T. r. Christ
whose concerts in this ey for tho past six have been
audiences Tickets 25 cents Doors open At OK to
at7 On Saturday next, March 20 annual benefit
OF H. w. RaynoI, primo bnsso. On after Monday
l. Concert Will commence at o. clock. =
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CANFORD's NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE PHx-
y form this evening Newark Friday and Saturday. =
Elizabothtown Monday and Tuesday at New Brunswsks
Wednesday at prnceton Thursday Friday and Saturday.
at Trenton Monday April at Philadcphia, In tho nsV
Concert Hall. SAMUEL s. SANFORD.
MANAGER md
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nIAMoNDS. WATCHES, AND JEwELRY, BOUGHT
~ and sold ALSO old gold and silver Money advanced
the above articles in at the loan office - Warren
street Office hours from 10 to o'clock N. B.0ur bust
mess Is strictly confidential.
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~ Friend in Need may DO consulted ~ hisemoa -
Bowery Advice grats See card in the ~.
day Courier, and Dispatch.
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Died,
On Friday, November 25 of disease OF the heart ESl
rUs p TOWNSEND, in the 47th year Of his xge
his remains will be taken TO the family burial ground,
On Thursaay, November "a Miss LAURA aannuos. aged
q years, eldest daughter of the Hon. John X Hamilton,
of New Carlisle, District Of Gasps Canada East
The funeral will take place from the residence Of her
uncle James Curtis, No. ID East Twenty eighth street.
TINS afternoon st 81 past one O'clock the relatives
tend, without further notice
On Saturday morning. November 20, Of apopexy, JOHN
His relatives friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence,
Eighty brat street, Third avenue, TO- morn
ing, at ii O'Clock, without further invitation.
On saturday. November 26 after short illns GEORGE
STORMS infant of John r. and Emelns Msston aged
4 mi nths and IL days.
His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
interment this afternoon, at O'Clock, from 3e4 Fifth
TO attend, without further notice
I'm Saturday, November 26 BRIDGET OAHILI, after >
short illness.
attend the funeral from her brethers residence, No.
Coen'iss slip, this afternoon, at two O'Clock.
the son Of ri 81 .s ss
Durando, sgea II years. month and days.
The friends Of the family as also those Of the City
Blues, Baxter Guard. and Ivanhos Lodge o. Of O. F.
hs fate fsriGsssttRes erlepa the fsaer from
morning, At II O'Clock. HIS remains will be taken TO
New Jersey for interment.
On Friday evening" November 25 after short illness,
DAVID A. BARNIs, aged % years AND months.
The rencs and acquaintance OF the family, and the
members OF AorahAmH Lodge and Chapter OF
and Accepsd Masons also Eagle Lodge l. .. Q. F. Of
Brookyn respectfully invited attend his funeral
which wi take pla this afternoon, two O'clock from
tie residence h brother nlaw Richard Adamson No.
"a south Third street. Williamsburg
On Saturday morning, nov. 26 Mr.. RICHARD NORRIS, in
the 10th year Of his age.
The relatives friends Of the family also the
bers Of Metropolitan Lodge No. SO o. f., respect
fully invited attend his funeral from hia late resi-
dtnce No. Vsfck street, to morrow afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
On Saturday, November 20, PATRICK MCMUILfS, cf the
steamship Baitc who fell erboard aud was killed.
The friends and quaintances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral t. afternoon sttwo clocx
| from his late resice nce No. Al Garrison street.
Montreal papers pleaie copy.
On saturday afternoon, November &c. Mrs. FRANCE
OyRR in the 22d year Of her age, wife of Leon Oliver
| and youngest daughter of William Ryder.
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral from late residence No
Iaursns street, to morrow morning, at nine O'Clock
Her remains will be taken to Tarrytown Westminster
On Saturday, November 20, JosaPH TAYLOR aged A
| years.
TIE friends invited to attend the funeral from h
late residence l23 Greenwich street, this aferno
two O'Clock.
| On Saturday, November 90, At the Mansion House
Brooklyn, Captain L. Q. HARDY, of the United Slater
Marine corps.