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Flag of the Union. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1850-18??, 1853-02-11
yEWEIRY, WATCHES. ETC.

NJ z have just received good assortment q
! w Gold and Silver Watches, and splendid
variety Of gewelry, embracing Breast Pins, CUT
Pins, Ear-drops, bracelets, Vest, Fob, and Guard
Chains, Fob Buckles, Seals. Diamond, Set and
plain Rings, Gold Pens (F'ife's,) Chain Hooks,
Slides, Tips, Tooth-picks and Pencil Reys,
Lockets, Gold and Silver Thimbles, &C.,
Call and examine at The One-price Book, Masic,
Je,ceIry and Fancy Store, No. 2, Cheapside, Jack
son, Miss. j. @. & ]. b. MOkEY.
N B-Watches repaired, Jewelry mended, and
Engraving done at the shortest notice in the best
Style Nov 1889 J.G. g. J. B. M.
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me of the great Pleasures of Life, is to have a
7 nice wife, few little responsibilities, a nice
house and everything fixed up nice. Neither of
the above have to spare, but / can tell you what
Lhave got, that is very necessary about nice
house, viz: Cornce Ends, Curtain Bands, Shoyels
and longs, Andirons, Tenders. Mantle ornaments,
Coffee Drippers, Children's Teething Rings, Scis-
sors, Needles, Pins, Knives and forks, Plates
Cups and Saucers, Pitchers, Dishes, Goblets, Pre-
serve Stands, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Ovens, Combs,
Brushes, Casters, Butter knives, CandIesticks,
cheap and fine Tea Trys, and a great many other
necessary articles, which can be had by calling
at BROWNS.
October IA 1852 4a
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~ RUMBLING.-Sone men are eternally grum-
Obling and scolding at their servants and
because this and that is not so and SO, when in
fact they ought to be scolded themselves for not
providing ali the necessaries and convenient little
fixtures abent the house, and the best thing they
can do, is, to 90 Immediately to BRowE's, and get
every thing suitable for the parlor, chamber and
kitchen, aud seq If your good wife does not smile
when you return home, and always after, have
things justright. Oct. %. '52.
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N e w GOOD s.
JOHN MYERS,

N T. w OOOD y.
JOHN MYERS.
No. 4, Cheap Side,--JaeksOn, Mss,
DEALER INaSTAPLE DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, GRocERIEs AND LIQUoAs, Hats,
~ Caps, Boets, Shoes, Hardware snd Cutlery,
Gla's and Qusensware, Nails, Castings, Provisions,
BagRing and Rope. &c. &c.
DRY GOODS.
Black and Blue Stecl-mi1ed Ssttinsttsi
Kentucky Jeans, assorted eolors;
Linseys,, do do
White, red, yellow, green and spotted FlanHels;
English and American Prints;
Plaid and Plain GiDghams; .f.
Alpacss, Lustres, aAd MerinOB, Silk Stripes;
Irish Linens, Linen Cambria Handkerchief;
Shectings, Table Cloths, Bird-eye Diaper, Nspkins
Silk, Flag and Bshdahna Handk erchiefs;
Ladies' Misses silk, woolen, aud cotton Hosiery
Gehtlemen's {" +" /" t" ="
Bed Ticking, assorted;
Apron and Furniture Checks;
MisSissPpi, Alabama AID Kentucky 0snaburgs;
Hamilton, Washington, and MOskeag Shirtings and
Charleston and Manchester Shirtinrs q yhostines,
Bed and Saddle Blankets, asserted.
CLOTHING.
Frock, DresE and Sack Coats;
Sacks, Blankets and Freetoes;
Plain and Cashmere Pantaloons;
Ksntucky James, SkiiRett, and Kerssy do;
Velvet, Satin and Fancy Vests;
.a Shirts, Drawers, &c. &c.
GROCERIES.
Brown and Loaf Sugars;
New Orleans and Sugar-Houss Molasses;
Rio and Havana Coffee; 7
Soap, Star and Sperm Candies;
Rice, Pepper, Ai-SPice, Race and Ground Ginger;
$50 Sacks Course and Fiae Salt;
20 Boxes Tobacco.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Brandy, Gin and Wine
HATS AND GAPS.
FashsnALls Beaver, Brush and SILK Hats;
Black anu white wool do
Msn aud Boys Caps. 3,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Men and Boys Russeits, Kip RroEaAs;
Calf, Kip, Sewed, Pegged and Mud Boots;
Ladies' and Misses Kid, Buakin Ties, and Slippers.
9 et ALSO
: Umbrellas, Combs, Brushes, &C. A general as
sortneDt Of Hardware and Cuteryj Glassand Queens
n ron Ne Ee. s - Fl = IN -
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! NEW GnODSI NEW GOODSI

-
II ANGL5z y CO., r. .receving their Fall and
il 4 Winter stock 81 FAn0i AND SrAFrR DnY GoODs,
HAnDwARE, cn0cKrnYs GAocEnIEs, PnoDUcE, &c
to which they invite he aitsnoh Of the trading CON-
munity, combining, 10 part, OF
BIB and cold whi,d silk Ladies Beater Gloves,
Chain Brocade4 Dress Bntions Of every
Rich Nzpoitan variety,
Chain Figured GIar61S Coronation, d.,
I" Broc1 Ropes, II good sspnFtHfent Mourn
Paris Pic. 1ines, ing Goods,
Solid Cold IT. Black and Pearl SILK Hose,
CoIored French MH.InOe. Euun Ia
chene PopliHs, 1eriao and Cashmere &c
WateTed Sc White and hT'n Cotton "
Blk and fsncy cold chaily !, Black MorayIsa
High CoIored Chnlx, lsambs' Wool f"
Rich Figured Cashmefes, Lac heeting,
81 Dfsb and Brsn Frencharish LiBena,
Habits, Cloth, EAIicndale f4-4 Sheetisg,
Paris Lace Gimp, Brown ia q
Velvet Fringe Ribbon, Bed TickiBE,
Ribbon Ttimmipgs, Apron checks,
Black vciset Ribbons, allBFown and Bed Domestics,
colors, ~ Fiapnsls, ell eolOrss
Silk and Wofsted Braid; Opera Cloth,
Paris Visites, Satipetts,
Silk Msnhllas, niissoisft, Kentucky Jeans,
Printed velvet, Fsnsyasd RrL css.imsre,
Ladies' Kid and Sill GlovesP iaid Anseys,
Bi'k ard white Lase Mius,Ile "M
Caahgefe GloVesg
A large assortment Of Lsdies' and Chldrsn's Phila-
delpha made Shoes; N~a
Ryan's Philadelphia ana Waterproof Boots;
IS canes Boots and Shoes Of every description.
~ Gar stock ohGoods 10 cBtTely new, and Sc
lected with great caee.s Advances made on Cotton.
Jacksons Afiss., Oct s. 1862. -
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PEREIIMERY. &c.

d ECEIVTEG Perfumery. in large quantities,
II from the two great rival Houses OF jules
Hauel s. Go. and x. Bazin, we areprepared to sell,
at wholesale oeretaih on the best of terms, the
numerous styles of Toilet and Shaving Soaps;
Shaving Creams and Powders; Oleophane; Colog-
mes; Handkerchief and Cooking Extracts; Salts;
Pornades; OK aud Beas Marrow; Hair Oils; Fan
Illustrate; Hair Dye; Trieophile; Hair Gloss; Phil
ocorne; Trieopherous; shampooning Water; Tooth
Paste and Wash; Aromatic Vinegar; Lilly Whites
Meen Fun; Chinese and Toilet Powder: Pink and
White Chalk Balls; Blame, de Perle; Depilatory
Powder; Amandine Curling Fluid; Lip Salve;
Cold Cream, Milk of Rasess Rouge; Cachous;
PastiIes; Bay, Lavender, Rose, and Orange Flow
er Water; Cosmetique; Cydonine; Erasiye Soaps
Pink Saucers; Diamond Cement; India and Indel-
ible Ink; Backing; Rat Exterminator, &C., DC.
J, @. s. j. B. MOREY.
Iacksnn MISC Dee IL 1870 elE I. !.
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S1PZT1BT C0uI E CsdHtt7V,y ne SIu1s WtS835S!PP7
80 m December Term, 4. D. 1852.
r. J. M'Ginty, - tt
5II9 vs..
Shepherd Brown, Ell al. ....
Upon opening the compliments bill, and il
Shepherd Brown and Claiborne Steele, are not cit
izsns of this State, bst reside beyond the limits
thereof that the ordinary process OF this court
be executed upon them, il 10
that they enter their appearance herein, at the next
term or this Court 10 be holden al the Court in
the city OF Jackson, the first Monday in March
merit ensuing, aud plead, answer demur 10 the
plainants bl otherwise the several egations there
of will be taken for confessed against them set for
hearing en- parte, and the matters thereof decreed
accordingly.
II is further ordered that copy Of this order be
published in the "Fiag of the Union,''a public news
paper printed in the city Of Jackson, once week for
one month. ]. r. SiMMS, Clerk,
Adams & Dixon, Sol. By L. MIAs, D. C.
Jan. q. 1S63.--ll.5f.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Superior Chart Of Chancery If tie Stale Of ME-
sissigpi, December Term, "A. d., 1851.
80 Daniel Mayes,

Nsstppt. DeeenlDtT 1cTM, n. d, 1904.
80 Daniel Mayes,
6i23 W
-tEs ss p. Hilzheim, ct al. 81
TTP0E opening the complainsnt's bill, and IL ap
~ pearing enthusiastically, that the defendant
Wson Peters, il not citizen Of this State, but 70
sides beyond the limits thereof that the ordinar.
process Of this court cannot be executed npoA him
therefore il 10 ordered that he enter his appearance
herein al the nexttefm Of this Court 40 be holden
at the Court room the city Of Jackson on the first
Monday in March ensuing, and plead, answer, Oh
deuT to compiainants bill, otherwise the several al
Legations thereof viii be taken for confessed against
him, set for hearing pare and the matters thereof
decreed accordingly.
ii 10 further ordered that copy Of this nrder be
published in the ssFisg The Union, public
paper printed in the city Of jackson, once week fas
one month. 81 3 s j. r. SIhIh6S, Cl'k,
D. Mayes. 1900 Ry 1. MIAs, D. G.
sek January IL, f053.-e-5t.
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jackson Iron boundary 4 Machine shop,
BYH. C.. SIDES.

TTEis now prepared to execute orders Tor steam
IL engines from TO 100 horse power. IN the best
manner and at the shortest notice, together with
casting and machinery of every description.
Particular attention 10 paid TO repairsof Machinery
of all kinds. Castings for gin geering always cast
aud kept on hand to accommodate se fEx
COUNTRY PLANTERS.
Ed- Patterns made to order for any description Of
castings. Oct. 10, 1851 47-tf
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

lie . L a u Ut Hat001COtFEL
Superior Court Of Chaaesrye If the State g issfssiH
sST s# Deeesnbsr Term, 1859.
Thos Rigby, etal.,
1858 s-se
WIN. u. Arick, ct al,
'TTPoN opening the complsinant's bill and il APP
u pearing satstactoriy, that the defendants, John
A. Copes, Mary A. copes, ---- Tankersly, and Ger
trnde Tankersly, his wife, not citizens of this
State, but reside beyond the limits thereof that the
ordinary process oths Court be executed upon
them therefore is ordsred that they enter their APP
pearancc heren at the nextterm Of this Court, TO be
holden at the Court room in the city of Jackson,
on the first Monday in March next ensuing, and
plead, demar to compianant's bill, other
wise the several allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed against them, for hearing & psrtes and
the matters thereof decreed accordingly.
II 10 further ordered that copy Of this order be
published in the "Fag of the Union, public news
paper printed in the city Of Jackson, onee week
one month. @~s@ j. T. StMMS, Clerk,
gsf ss.s-xs g tee By L. MINIS, D..
Jan. IS, 1S53-lI-5t. T. A. Marshall Sol
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NEW HOUSE,
AND NEW GOODS ri

DROWN il at his post again, with ane varie-
- u Of Go0ds, such ns HARDWlnn, from Nail
70 the Anvil; QUEENs,kknE, CIhNA and GLAss
Vases and GnoCnRIEs. till you can't rest.!s
And al he asks Of any one, u 10 GAZE and sns,
and he will make IL to THnn interest not only 10
call once, but q call on him frat when they wish
anything In his line. y es
Bronp Z eohfsnt ivitk snail prelfs and quiek sales
And he fattefs himself that he can eof along on
a1kLkxR rnonrxs :!
than most people foF the double reason that he
il Z ANAL man himzelf, and Bis family, Consist
ing % Wile and dto childfeh,) are also small IN
sta1gres but big b smbitions and Il does not ne
qniTe ~ much for ne b eot o. for olothing, and
besides. BROWN WORKS HARD HIMSELF,
and thereby seFes great deal that others Do not.
s Ocfobnf A
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: GROCFRIEs
IRON AXLES

HARRISON FI.OUR.-BRowNre receives a fresh
lot every two weeks, direct from the mills,
which he warrants good, or no sale.
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, PROCLAMATION.
! S3fF1 REWARD

4
Z" HEREAS, one WESLEY WALLACE
W. Of Warren county, stands charged with the
murder of negro man named Ben, the property oil
Gen. G. D. Mitchell, which murder. It Is alleged
ne 10 strongly suspected of having committed, In
said county, on the 24th day of January, A. D. 1885,
under circumstances OF peculiar afrocity; and,
whereas, said Wesley w allace has fed from JUS
rice, and 10 now at large:
Now, IHEREFoEE, /, Henry 8. Foote, Governor Of
the State of Mississippi, do offer a reward OF
three hundred dollars, for the arrest and delivery
of said fugitive to the Sheriff Of Warren county;
and moreover require all officers of this State
TO be diigent in their efforts TO arrest the fugi
tive.
In testimony sukeyeof, have hercunto
SET my hand, and affixed the Great Seal
(L.s.l of the State, ut the city Of Jackson. this
$50 the I'd day Of February, A. d 1853, aud of
! the sovereignty of the State the 35th.
BY the Governor: Il HIS. FOoTE.
- JAMES A. HcRNE. Secretary of State.
DEscRITIox. Wesley w allaee is about twenty
four years of age, feet or 10 inches in height,
has light hair and blue eyes, wears his hair parted
low down the left side. and long all around his
head; has a down cast look, thin yisage, sharp
nose, and is somewhat freckled; is little stopped
in the shoulders, and has q long swinging walk;
had on when he left, narrow brimmed white hat,
grey pants, and black coat He was originally
from Orange county, North Carolina, and no doubt
is now making his way back there.
j IT The Vicksburg "Sentinef' and Wing"
will copy three times.
February 4, 1853.
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600 CHAIRS, Mahogany, Cane Seat, and
OOO Windsor, Just received by
Dec. 90, ISL, &C. CARPENTER & co.
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SOMETHING NEW! "a.
FURNITURE. CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
j. C. CARPENTER d CO.,
"AvE opened the largest and most extensive as.
sortment of FURNIrURE, LOOKING GLASSES,
UPHOLSTERY, &c, &C.. offered in this market, al
their ROOMS in the brick buildings on State street.
nearly opposite the Eagle Hotel.
Their stock comprises every article Of household
furniture from the plainest to the mosteegant styles
now in use. ... ~.
This being the only regular furniture house in the
city, and most of our stock having been manqdctuTSd
expressly for as, are repaired, and determine
ed to offer to cash buyers, to punctua customers,
on short time. Inducements equal to New Orleans,
V:cksburg or any Southern market.
We invite friends and citizens generally, to
call aud examine our stock before purchasing else
where. ]. c. CARPENTER & CO.
Dec. &c, 1881,
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bOnheEs, &C. =
Almost everything in this line of business, may
be found by calling at her store, two doors South
of the Mansion House, of the latest fashions, Of
superior quality, and as usual, very low for cash.
Mrs. Virden is also prepared to execute prompt
", and in the finest STYLE all kinds of Millinery
work--Dress making, Bonnets, &C., at the short
est notice, and at moderate prices.
Nov & ,5Q--5l A &
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FORCE PUMP-NEwMAN'S PATENT.
NEW FALL, GOODS.

TIME subscriber is receiving large and well
4 selected stock of FANCY DRY GOODS, en-
braeing everything new and rare, and Of the most
fashionable styles and desighs to which he invites
the attention Of his friends and customers. Also, q
very complete assortment of CLOTHING, for men,
boys, and chldren-as we'll as Jeans, Linseys, Tick
ngs, Shoes Of every description, Hats, Caps, Bon
nets, &C. with the largest stock Of CARPETlNG
TO be found in the city. q est .s4ae
Sept. "a, 1854. a e. M. AVERY. =
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GOOD THIVGSi

II AVER Raisins, Soft Shell Almonds, Ginge
LPreserves, Sweet meats, HOLSTERS, Salmon, Sar
dimes, Citron, Prunes, Fruits in their own juice
and eurrants, at fOct %. 81 BROWNS.
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l CHAMPAGNES.
"a doc. fsHsidsick''---lhe best Of Wine. s.
20 &c s.Iryoy,n AID other Rr4nds.--For sale at
Sept. ~, 1854. HULL'S.
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AR AVERY,S.

~ 70 y = = VAIAN = ~ "A - ~
DICH Plaid Satin Stripe Silk; Fg'd Brocade do;
III Satin Briliiants, new style; Chameleon Silks;
Embsd White Grape for Bridal Dresses;
Cashmeres and Declines French and Eng. Merinos
White Morines for Mantillas; Neck Rikbons;
Sash and Hat do. White and cold Grape Shawls;
Silk and SILK Velvet Mantillas and ctoakst. Fsiqs
Emb,d Sleeves, Chemizcttes, Pocket Handkis, &c. y
-. a8 Also - s@ea
large assortment OF House furnishing goods,
consisting Of
Rich Worsted and Cotton Damask; Pig'd Oil Calico;
Plain Red do; Embad Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Curtain Pins, Cords, &c. Also, Window Conaiecs.
September "a, 1852. ssAsf N sa e i
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sdsofl Gent emf
s. on1 + n<,f.|
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FEARN & PUTNAM

FEARN & PUTNAM
A RE now receiving their stock of new FALL and
"A WINTER GooDs, to which they respectfully in
vte the attention of their friends, and the public
generally. This stock selected with great care
IN the NORTHERN and WESTERN markets, on the most
favorable terms; and we arc prepared to offer:
Day GooDs, CLOTHING,
HARDWARE, Doors AND SHOES,
HATS AND CARS, BoNNETs,
SADDLERY, QUEENswARE,
GROCERIES, &c. &C.,
At the lowest market prices--for cash, short
credit to punctual customers. No. Q, Cheupside.
Jackson, October /, 1862.
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obtain g. J0fc {
upon whom, ! may call
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TO THE PUBLIC.

! 4
r WILL feed and have all Horses well attended to
i that may be put up with me for keeping.
Horses md Baggfes, Horses and sAAen
Hack, and Saddle Horses, to hire N'NA
Drosers will be Accommodated. All cheap, at The
Brick Stable nearly opposite l. G. Slaughters Hotel.
Try me. Isl Russell WARE.
Jackson, Ang. 13, ls52.-37-ly.
HUTCHINS0N'S MANUAL OF FORMS
II 81 at Store--$4 25 by mail. S. can be re-
mtted, and the BALANCE will be returned in Postage
Stamps. ]. G. & J. b. M0REY
Jackson, October 90, 1852.
EL0UR--5o bis & Harrison;' so bis 81. Louis;
Il so bis Ohio; for sale by r. P. WINSLOW.
II Purchasers may always rely upon getting
fresh article, as am receiving weekly from the
st. Louis Mills.
NEW ARRIVALS OF FRESH TEAS!
More Of the 'sFIxED up articies!i
lust received by us direct from the ssPekin Tea
u Company in pound, and half pound packages,
air tight, and warranted:
The Golden Chop, Green;
Plantation Gun Powder, do.;
Plantation Imperial, do;
Ne plus Ultra, Black.
If these Teas, whenitr do not give most entire
satiyaction, they may be returned. and we will
fund the money. s..
FEARN PUTNAM,
Nov. 10, 1852. l.. No. s Cheapside.
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DR.. A. MERCER,

DNs n. WKLNOIEN,f ~
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
HFERS his profemional services to the citizens
" Of Jackson aud vicinity. Dr.. H., who has been
surgeon in the French array, will undertake every
kind Of surgical operation Some several years. DR..
NJ has Devoted himself especially 70 the disesses Of
famales and children in which patty has PROV
cd itself 30 successful.
~ 0fiee, State street, over Mr.. Writ Adsms's
Banking House. Private residence, at Mr.. Diekeys
house.
January 81. lS53-lO-tf
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;haze the pl E q
!. jsl ef<,xr x, "a. ~
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY,
MILLINERY.

MRS. yIRDEN, thankful for 49,
IA past fayors respectfully announ-
AHs14[ ces that she has just received 49,
02SJfsis from New York, a splendid assortment
- of Fancy Goods, selected by herself, to
MSSyjS~ which she invites the attention of the
tD Ladies,-~such as C1oaks, Mantillas.
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Cn1TAGE FURNITuRE.
OIL CLOTHS

I N the piece, and covers for furniture, splendiC
/ article, at the rooms Of
Dec. %, ,5l. J. c. CARPENTER & CO.
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nm, pbiisYfnR MN 8 Is ) W111Eea iAe1. -
ss g. aFoa % 80 Il ths curses # ths
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TuOUR.-l5oo ID Buckwheat, 20 bbls Harrison,
II 10, hE bbls do, so bills Ohio, Just received by
Dec. 10. LANGLEY Co.
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to attend his funeral this morning. at ten o'clock
No 62l Broadway.
Suddenly, on Tuesday, November ., Mr.. john BxoKU,
His relatives and friends also the members of the Tam
many Society respectfully invited to attend his fune
raj this afternoon, at two O'Clock, from his late rssl
dence. No. Domnick street. without further invitation
On Wednesday morning, November 2, at teven O'Clock
JOHN, only child Of George and Maria Riggs aged
and days.
The rsral will take place this day at twelve O'Clock
from the resi- terce Of his PARENTS No 533 Third
The friends and acquantances invited to-attend
On Tuesday morning, November 8, Of hasty consump-
ton jams EDWARD Fox only son Of Edward and Lydia
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited TO
attend his funeral from the residence Of his father No
O'Clock.
Ulster and Kingston papers please copy.
On Wednesday morning, November Q, Mrs. ELIZABETH,
widow Of the lac william sewe engineer aged 6s years
The friends OF the family respectfully invited
tend her funeral, from the residence Of her sonin-aw,
Joseph Barton No ~ Carroll street. South Brooklyn this
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
In Brooklyn, Wednesday November o. of consu mp
tion MARY, wife OF John Alen aged 80 years. months
The ativss and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral to afternoon at two
O'CLOCK from No. SO Main street Brooklyn Her remains
will be taken to Greenwood for interment.
On Tuesday, November g. after and protracted
i!lnesf Mr. JonS CULLEN, native Of Clopmel Ireland.
The friends OF his family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence 2 escker
street. this morning at half past ten o'clock His remains
will be taken to klizabethtown, New Jersey.
On Tuesday, November s. Miss CAROLINE WAss.
The friends OF the family requested to attend the
funeral this afternoon, at quarter TO O'Clock from
her late residence No. Washington place Williamsburg.
On Wednesday morn ing, November LOUISA I. FxsNEy,
aged 26 years
Der funeral will take place from the residence OF her
brother-in law, Micbaei Chrsa No 29a Monroe street.
this afternoon at one o'clock.
On Tuesday, November s, at Jamaica, l.. /, ROBERT
WARP aged II years aud days.
His friends, ths members of Columbia Grove No. g.
q. o. d. particularly invited attend his funeral
from the residence OF Mr.. 4. Hendry, Jamaica, L. H.
this afternoon, at two O'Clock
At Laggaer FloTioa October o. of yellow fever ROBERT
r. CoRBouID form ery of Newark New Jersey sonn law
Of john Palmer, Of New York aged IS years and monhs
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commence Tuesday November lst 1853 Ladies' Glasses
Ct IL and O'Clock. Gentlemen at A. N. and and p n
Terms for course of ten lessons, including two pre-
% eghdsy gold duplex watch With chain seal
eagles $50 Subscribers may months from Ist
November to take their lessons N BIZ above sub
scrbers not obtained the November the
two premiums will be withdrawn and premium s in
oaTd with name and number written by the subscriber
OLIVER d. GOLDSMITH,
362 Broadway, corner of Fran kiln street.
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On Sunday, October 3, by the Rev. q. T. Hiscox Mr.
THEo HnIyKR OF New York. to Miss EIRABEry A. DRyrs
Of Monticello. Sullivan county, NY.
At East Marion l.. L, on Monday, November y BY the
Rev Mr. Burnett JOHN p CLARK, (of the Arm Of John p
Clark Co to JAM france only daughter of William
Wintera. Esq, all Of East Marion.
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The Katydid Song, by Thomas Baker.
Price twenty cents Didst ask the insect tatr
What did to make such stir in the world and
give occasion for its everlasting song OF katy Dd No
Well we have. and here is its Pub.h,d by HO-
FACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway Rosa Nay, BY r. Buckley,
singing with great applause by Buckley's Ssrenaders
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The Best Pianos In the World It Is an
andsnsbs fact that r. Gilbert Co.'s celebrated pianos
world They defy competition quality and price
HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway, solo agent