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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20

He never prs'snd' 70 argue any qaesIisa de-
Gently.
The following extract from an article In the
Bloomington Republican, berOlipg the HlOomiOg.
ton Journal shows that Che latter paper l. be.
ginning to 'hOwsymp,Sms Of manly independ.
encs, Of which the "eireus.man" who presideS
Ovsr,hs Republican h incapable. The latter
knows he is doing wrong, but he has not the
moral courage TODD risAt--ihs old black guard;
The Journal reprints some o. the vile and
hend.like stuff Of the Hannibal Journal, a. fol.
low4
"POor Abnsrl We do pity him, and declare
he is innocent, for IL he has done wrong we
ought TO overlook his faults, for he poor dCel
didn't kNow any bettsri"
AgOin, The Journal SAYS
"Our friend Abner Il 40 tormented Of late by
the CrOnicle, Times, and Hannibal Journal, tina,
il has awmlly soured his looks, he looks more
like travelling Croat. TUB than anything else;
10 have some feeling, Il does appear that the
hot displeasure Of all hands have been let loose
without any mixture Of mercy. Remember the
affections Of job"
AHN uNSuutANNNNA uU0tNtNhCu GOuENu WUteO
The editor Of the Chronicle and Hannibal Jour.
oC editors ia adopted by the Bloomington Jour.
nal. "0uT friend Abner," "Poor innocent Ab.
nsr." This Il not tolerated by the Rules Edi.
'oriUl. We could say Tom Howe, or Tom, -
Tommy our neighbor, Sc, We could apply oil
kinds Of nick namcs TO him personally, We could
call him the Skunk with burr under his tail
the Rotten Apple Edhor-the Sap Headed
BNOby--the Greasy Fungus edItOr--lhe JAokAl
editor, and many more; but this would be de-
graduation to which we cannot stoop, unless driv.
IN to il in selr-dofence. We shalt de'eud any
way, when necessary, even to the kicking over
OF SkunkS. Our foreman superintends all sc.
leoted matter, such were the paragraphs on
which the Journal first made its attack; the
foreman replied, as it was striking at his work
We have had nothing to do with II until now,
nor did We know anything about il until the pa
per came out.
What do yoN mean by 'bGrySir no such
word exists; why commit such silly blundeu
while trying to perpetrate the vulyarOn uPor
us?
But the Journal has had hard work indeed Il
coIIe up 10 the scratch in the Railroad contro
versy, II will desert to the enemy whsnsvs,
i thinks L can safely 10 so--mSrk that WHY
does this paper rChash the stale smff Of o,hel
papers9 The editors Of the Hannibal Journal
and Chronicle, are madS they tried to defend
ncrariOus and venal fraud, had nothing TO do
with, got themselves whippSdi and now, al
they do is TO sit upon their shanks and snarl anS
snap like ours. The Journal must help them
Il says "the hot displeasnre Of all hands" Sc
Then it appears the Journal has turned traiO
and joined the Black Fort. i,s aidsFs and abet
tors. Well, SO, vile serpent, you've beer
warmed into life by the people whom you viii
betray; but they will know HOWE TO treat YOU
hereafter
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20

SS-The trial Of Carter. the man who killsd
Circles and Mcdowell, in Scotland eouAty, com.
monoeS on next Monday, IN Knox county, Car.
Ter having taken a change Of venue from Boat
land - Knox. - Canton Reporter,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20
DEATH 6V DToVSnInE

We are informed by Mr. F, T. YarOr, Of
Monroe county, that Mr.. VIM. Yates, living
In tntiiap Creek Township, in Mon, os Soun.
~, lost his life BY drowning, las, Tuesday
Q7th). The accident occurred in Salt
River, dshort distance below Florida. Mr..
Yates and three oil his nsighbors had gone
into the river with seine, and while wa,
ding through the water. oil three suddeHly
stepped into,a hole about ten feet deep.
All saved themselves by swimming. excep,
Mr.. Yates, who was drowned befOSo assis.
taneO could be rendered.
He has brother living near ST. Joseph,
The ST. IossRh papers will therefore please
copy.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20

Il viii be seen that We have hOistsd he name
of C, +, Jackson, Of Howard county, az the
Democratic candidate for COngVesS in this
(thirdl District. He received The nomination
OF the District Convention, the proceedings Of
which will appear in our next paper,
Mr.. Jackson made quite happy and i'm.
pressive speech 10 crowded house, BY request.
soon after hiS nomination, = Bloomington Re.
publican, 100.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20

We wOulssIhs BAiisrdssh n che Canton Re,
porter don't dlsgust h reader, he editor u.
ways writes like losfsF slanaing an The Voener
Of street, reOklessly swearing 1t pssssss BY,
He never prs,snds 70 argue any qSesIlsa DE-.
Gently,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20
Authorizations;

A Candidate Crawling under the Curtain.
We expect to obtain the materials, out Of
which TO construct this unique and entertaining
work, from the Hon, James S, Green, Of Lewis,
Thomas Samuel, Esq., Of Huntsville, and two
or three intelligent gentlemen Of Randolph
[ChilliCOthe Chronicle.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20

u We believe the Railroad excitement has
pretty much died away in this place; our CHI.
gems have commenced building again. There
will BE- some good houses put up here this sea.
'On.--L Bloomington jour.
We have hOd'no doubt all along, that tho so.
Der second thought Would after while come
% the citizens Of BlOtailhetOn--and when they
do 6RsllY sea fully the CxtSnt to which thew
have been mislsd by the Republican, they will
he APT 70 cause the slilOr to rsgrSthis course.
A nan Of wit once l1aid rightly enOugh;.
"Hs who dnds a good son.in,law, gains scN
he who Soas bad euo, loses drnch,er."'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20
A CURTAIN LECTURE;

The Art and Mystery Of Saving Pen
ny at a Monkey Show.
To which will be added the mirtA.ersasinV
Farce OF
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20

In course Of preparation, and will Be pub.
liAhed for the especial benefit Of our pet Box.
ankle Donkey, the next time he becomes can,
dida,e for public Office, new and highly enter.
pertaining work, entitled
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-06

n.y. e be11e1n.
Ths Warrington correspondent Qon) Of the Baltimore
Sun, writing ffom Warrington, under date Of the 2oh
ult., nys:
he NswYork appoiutments are now the allsbsorbing
Z 30 s e: ss In y 3. e, evening a.
mornine Ihsre y probability, however, Of keeping .
qsessH even ~ ioDssr Tossyons senators answered
ssssss 81: 81 vt .s.ss upon ii. nomination q
nation has not yst hssn taken up but possibly Il may be
he intshatioual copy right treaty has not besn re-
portsd and viii not BE- - nov learn There q time
The bsnAte chiefly engaged in executive ssssion
yesterday In coudsrAon Of the French consulsr treaty
4 mutual ssn as q sss q subjects
= = s. ssts isssf it, terms y not Known,
n Londsn, sad The next year here.
An1ascArs = PAan.--Prs.snsator . ~ Empew aud
bsn Enpssoz and 70 Mrs Bonspazts nos she hss cen
Amrieans ard seventy Hngsh introduced 70 their
MAiesties The essnony g briefly this: The gentlemen
men o. ens de sad the sdiss on the other, Is 4 thew
were 70 dance Virginia real Space enough Il LEFT be-
tween Tor tlsr Msjsstiss psAs easily TKs Ansrioens
tie othsr The practice Of the Emperor would seem 70 be
to address remark to about every third person,
the Names o. the proseneeos arr mennoneQ 70 MN thoee
tsmsn By their emhasssdor. The American portion Of
- s.sncny cay, graceful and highly successful
Their Msjesties vsrs asious r. TIE sxtrepe Lord Cow
icsnssd Lord wss hsssd 70 rsn.si Thoss Aslioaas
g n ss 4
5stsr indeed more = s,ss more ds,soas than
cvsss seth 4 - hsir, and scattered n arsssf prc
fusion oysr hr dzs1 she bad nsehlaes q sss pearls
around hf neek, but not single diamond The Ameri-
With bar nsjsety. shons n unbalanced b.ill.ncy. We
.as ~ s.,ss e y y, y. sn,f.y
III IA Ie<e ~ opcc ths Tmpsrcr .ssmsd o Snee
out ady o( noss than ordinary bssuty, and call the
1nprou attention 70 hg Altar the presentation there
-. aencssg 30 sappef xnsir nale:tss Waited 70
s ~ II lmsr;ssDs ~ho ia sroSn dis.v snd iost
e poWsr 81 properly gding their ootsteps II VA past
howsv afr their departure and whom the clock struck
three ths company had not yet len
===-= liz
FoanIaN TnEArucAl TrEns-Miss DaN IT 4 play
IND 81 sprarsmsnt st the Olympic Thest 6ndcn sftsr
which IS Z engaged 70 appear It Drury Lame
rhsfs - 80 ! rood dssi ma q him q lsts'
Slljbeo ~ Anericsn ccmedian 9 pl.yne star en-
earsussn} e prminsham "a ssis fof America WITH Ii,
KIM Il 1uasf h ordsr 20 - Is NV YorE rs.Sv a.
III p In1eH = z 15 =, = q ~ 81. rs
Howard Pauls play, Ths Mob Osp,n founded ON Mrs.
LIZ Uentnb tale 4 sbout "a - plased ~ Drurv Ians
Nim Ysuny Vinine and Henry WeIisck q - 1ncinsi
chszsetsrs: a' .'7
re equsss.1.n sands who ussd TO have the clever
Ir,sr ~ s.ssrsd rsIssssri N. .-..t ao,Aa. h...
player and Madame zsrr ia best breyurs snrsr il Eng
ls1d, 70 accompany him.
49, Sse.nne, g ne anynAssst WI soon VISIT the
somssi.sss n Enssnd fsIv.vs s.cspt;nv M NsSstt
the Quesn d eomsdy) and far ar superior to Julia BEN
nett
rsany sn 4. = ~ scotsno. Hsf husband MI
PSiisSsrbl. Ann .'''' p'-s'As = .'As 1--WE
II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-06

THx JAPAN EzrsprIor.-It Il . rumor 1t washington,
according to the Nsw York Herald that the Japan
diton has bssn countsrmandsd The reasons given are
that the enterprise useless in ITSELF because Japan has
gned too often and too ohstnatsy her determination
not opsn hsr por and because It b also impotc ct
the present Tine when the unsettled state Of Affairs Of
Europe may render al naval force Desirable 1t
mert's warning
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-06

Taxfsl Dunhan, d Cinslnna hsvs ohtalnsd ths con
tract for opening tunnsl through Tie Walnut Hs ID
joenlug Cincinnati IN the track Of the Dayton Railroad
lty bids for the job were submitted. and Farrell
Dunhams fbr $4,000 the lowest. Tho tunnel vii
b. 02O0 feet long.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-06

INe Great Kentucky Remedy.
~ DR. GEooHEAoANs COMPOUND ExTRACr 0r HYDRO
PIPER Vegetable Alternative Tonic Puasr ofshs Blood This
popular msdy rspdy winning the ccpddsnee Of
the public and sainiag every sonuAy
tasy and healing properties have bssu hriy testsd.S
Dr. oE00HEGAN ths discovers and ppss u this justly cello
remedy only regular medical sAdnnts
practices asgs szpsrsnes BIZ profession nd haa had
pie opportunities Of tssns under h isds suPsses the
sarAvs properties this Vegetable Compound almost variety
grade disease hsas pledge bis
ae Of hoss that h hs humhs Judgment the coapoon'
o Fydfoppsr will appassny hspss aad dsr-
~ sss al ~ patent s1pss h " world and
curative asss N he following Asssass sasas unvaed.
bson whis Swelling, Negro Consumption, scrvy DysPp-
chrns nkssna oest Neuralgia assss ussp nd Euptons.
III sim pisa KAusy AHssaouA essly Msssaa psesss. Sec
ssnliHsa Il he disssilvs I'D andnnaivs esSana
ysof oftks hss sbsvs satsd IL pssle tav Dr.
ososAsg Journal had II ~ Aes1t
saeh bsssIs 81 he nsdieins. JAKvm wooDNAN,
MIA 2tadpatN Corner q Common Maeas!ne stseea.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-06

RERNARD LUMBER COMPANY.-R. c..
nAIgoLDt q 8 HENRY, T. 3. LATIMERs ". D. COATES,
~ ~. = kauSHrnks H0HN tELION g. T. MYERS CO.,
@ e We wsss q Bp ~ says s1soessd under ss and
e. running sssssn ssss ss. Of cseul, Lab Saws
Jingle .nd three Large q Jaws and will then b able
companis Plank kosd Wharf Baidne Conracsor
shPpszs and ell oths wanting Pine Lumbe supplied
noties. Their Agent New Orleans
uppy company individual 81 soksd
| Triton Wall. @. TAYLOR. Aren't. Ana Nv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-06

ExsErnvE EsgElpA,sx Tho New York Courier under.
sands that enterprisng aud wealthy
ctzeus OF New Jersey and New York have purchased
very large estate opposite the city OF New York. in New
Jeresy, having water front Of about mile and ex-
tending nom point just below jersey City to Cayen
Point opposite Bedlows Isand The intention Is lay
out a1d bud up city for mAnufActuring purposes
Aeady two large manufacturing establishments pro-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

The friends Of ne family respectfully invited toat
tend the funeral from the residence OF his parents Me-
IL O'Clock.
Al Yorkvils, on Wednesday evening, Nay rs, JOHN
JOHNSTON, (colored,) aged II years
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon O'CLOCK
from his residence Ninety third street. near Fifth
His remains will be taken to Harlem for inter-
ment
On Friday morning. May q. after long and painful
illness, which The bore with Christian patience and re-
s'gpation, Mrs. PnfRs WILLIAMS, aged "a years and
months.
The friends and scquaintsnces Of the family parti-
culary invited to attend the funeral at the residence Of
her ,on n'lAw, George L. Hail. No CO Adelphi street;
Brooklyn.
On Friday, May 81 FRANCIS MCKAY, in the 7ls year Of
his age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence in
Garden street, Fourth Hoboken, Sunday after
neon at o'clock.
At Geenyille Greene county, N Y, Sunday. May %.
Mrs SARAH LYON wife of William Lyon Esq formerly OF
this city. aged 81 years, months and % days.
Greene county and Buffalo papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

PER STEAMSHIP EUROPA AT BosToN
AnDnossAN- Arr May H. May, Richie, Belfast to load
for Bosfon
AsrwEnP-Arr May 10, Budget, Mennen, Boston; 18th,
Cathsiine, Edwards NYok; Edw Everett, Gunby, Nor.
leans. Sid 18TH Pauline Heinrichsen Boston
RRlsToI-Arr May 10, Worthy Of Devon, Williams, New
York.
BEraFE-Ar May TO- Washington Isl, Fitch NYork.
BHtMERHAyKN-Sld May 8, Jchann, NYork.
BoRDrAux- sid May q, Adrian, Neal NYork.
ADV, Vladimir, Niagara Skul5a and Brothers, for N
York; Mary Dale, for Philadelphia Afiicaine for Fan
FraIclsco.
BARoMovA-Arr April 10, Paco NOrleans; oath, Cisns
leans; Rosalie Mobile.
CALDnr-sld May 10, Stirling, Henderson, Savannah.
Laurel Fenner San Francsco 18th, J Har ward, An.
dro' New Orleans saIepta, Williams Virginia.
CAonRr- Arr April 90, Liverpool, NYork.
DfAI-AIr previous to May 10, Gutenberg Menke, Bre-
men for NYork; 11th Princeton Page Havana via Fa.
onh for Antwerp; Norge, Newcastle for NYork: 18th
GnlfsId, - London for Zanzibar (and proceeded).
DrAKE-s Sid May 7, Henret tn, NYok.
foIkfs1oSE-0 or Nay H. Chss TAomsen, Thorsen. from
FAIMou1nsld May IL, Nancy Treat Treat, Btistol or
90 9th, Highland Mary, from NOrleans for London
GIAsGowA Arr Nay II, Palendar, Lovett, st John, NIB
Sid 9TH Lydia Healy Boston, (and from Greenock same
day Sid 9th, from Clyde, Mss Of Cydesdae Ferguson
NYok; 1lib, Kb'ain, MLareD, san Francifco. In the
Clyde dg Cobequid Actress and CT Britain for Boston
Violet ard Harmonic for NYok Maid Of the Mil, for
San Frsncscc.
HAMBuRc-Arr May Q, 0din, NYork. Sid 9Th, Louise,
San Francisco.
HnvoEr-AIr May Q, R Anderson, Coffin, BALTIMORE
10th, Geertruids, NYork.
HAyRE-sld May II, Carolus Masnus, Chase, NYork;
ADV, Dyer for SOrieaps Car rack, Advsn,s an rou
lon, fof NYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

Rev. Mr.. BOND further emnipsd BY Mr.. PRAm -The
chsiran said thee minutes his own, and he would
do with them he pleased; he said 80 in a. many
words.
sgain.t the decision admit certain evidence which the
wtne decla red b In his (witpe~ss) handwriting
which is follows III protest against the decision
not to permit evidence to to the committee going to
show the quo a1insu the disposition Of mind in which
the prosecution originated using language calculated to
matters in which might require smother commit
tee. (Sigped,) 7. PEASE."
Cross examined by Mr. PmRY-Ido not remember what
said to the committee in regard to that protest
co know the assigned by the Presiding Elder for
ruling it out.
On motion the Conference adjourned until this
ing at A. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

LynsooI-A1 May 10 City q M.nchsstsr: ~ Phil.
dsphi. 18th AIp. Ne. T n sa@sse Hayes. ..d
nauth, Lawson. Mobile; Robna Pearson Apalachicola
18th susapsG oxsDs Mshass, Charleston 18th, COium
SID nth, VIM Taptcott, Cornish, and Kossuth Bell,
New York 18th Warbler, Wesoott New Orleans; Chief
tain Foster and Intrinsic 9cF.rl.ns Nov York; 18th.
wy.mDg Dunlevy, Philadelphia; Waterloo Harvey New
In the river, outward hound Warrington W,lke. for
City Point Gsrrick Walker; Centurion COombs; Roderick
Dhu Pascee, and Cornelia French New York
Adv for a.%r 2S S as1
Glover Sampson, do with DESPATCH Arctic, New York
18th; Arabia 81 do el,t Centurion DO 18th Isaac
do nth Oregon Kerr do 18TH Edw Stanley do 10th Am
Union Fletcher and Australia, Edwards do Dist Antar-
s4th consteation, aud BE- Witt Clinton d, 18th johann
lang and Lord Stanley do with despach; City Of Man
chester ( for Philadelphia 18th Brises do l7th West
msreaDd DO GOTH Mary Hale for Baltimore Goth; Clara
Wheeler for New Orleans 18TH Queen victoria and Mt
Washington, do with desratch
LoNDok.Od Nay 13, Mouton, Garwocd, San Francisco
In port 18TH Calcutta Simmons for Boston about ready
Am Eagle Moore fr NYork do Prince Albert, Gordon
for do leg: Eleanor CowelI Ciaud, BuckwelI and Iemu
ella Baddock, for San Francisco do.
LrcnoRS-Arr May ]. VIM Jarvis, Ballard, Naples.
LospoNDERRY-Sld May 7, Hannah Crooker, Brown,
MApsllIlEs-sld May 7. Sea Lion, Wilmer, Norleans:
Sth, Geo Phelps, Sherman Gergen'i.
ADV: Albar ia for Boston, Juiette and Prnds Oscar,
for NYork.
NEwPoRT-Arr May ~. MangOla Haskoll, Antwerp.
CD 18th. Ionian, Coley, NYoIk
QuEESsTowH-Arr May Q, Giua, NYork: 10th, Nioho.
las Philadelphia 11th Edwin Wilson, NYork for Wes..
port
ReuFN-Arr May 4 Drepnus. NOrleans.
START--Of Msy o. Chas Brewer, Butler from NOreans
for Amsterdam.
scnIY-OG May s. Ithona, Lscks, from Amsterdam for
Boston. and proceeded.
sMAIs- or May II, Kingston, from Norleans, for
Liverpool
Iianl-Arr May 10. John Wesley, Curtis. Matanzas.
Sid Adler, NYoIk.
BoIDERAA, (Ripa) May 5-The navigation is open; six
ships have arrived and one departed.
GIBRALTAR May 2The wind changed to the west after
the vessels into the Straits yesterday may
passed through but others have returned to anchor
age
HI1voEr, March 10-The Richard Anderson Coffin,
which arrived here pesteria from Baltimore was in
contact with the 1hs bgges arrived here to day from
MsssDa, and did her considerable damage
LIVERPOOL May 1CThe Star Of the West, here from
NYorb, was in contact off Holyhead with the Bamera,
from st Michoels for Liverpool which sank in about Is
minutes after the collision. two men drowned.
Telegraphic Marine Reports.
BOSTON, May 81.
Arrived-Ships Champion, and Meridian, Liverpool
bark David Nickes, MataDZas
Coming up-Bark Louisa Bliss Portland; brig London
NYork.
Sr JOHN, NIB, May a.
Arriyed-Barks Admiral MORRISON, NYork; Meteor, do
Fanny, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28
Stock Sales,

PHnAtnPnIA, May 2I..ffrd Bodrd1$l goo Reading
Val RI, 6s 3d. 700 Kensinaton 6's, 975 900 Reading
Bonds IA IS; 800 Lehgh 6s 10, $50 shares Penn
b5~D Pm 200 do c, 22h leo do, b5 227S 100 do. 49,
22h 100 do, b5 22H loo schuyl Nav Prefd b5 33 u
loo do, s31s; 100 DO c. 33k 50 do 33. After Board.
81 400 State SIS 97 leo shares Morris Canal c. 22L:
100 do, 81 100 do b. 22. 100 Long Island 1871 100
do So 1877 100 do b5, 1877; 100 Union Canal t5, 174
81, eco Reading Bonds, "a, e8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28
Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA May 27- Pm.
Arrived-Barks seab, Atkins Boston, Antonette (Sic),
Gius Rallo, Palermo
Cleared-Barks Sea Nymph Robson, Savannah; Loretto
Fish, Gates Boston Elk Harding, do briggs Typee,
IaIkin Turks Island Courier, Bickary, Belfast Ireland
n Chapel, Had Cape Nay NJersey galliot Aida
K.V Bos S Wpn efn,1 as GS
Avery, Norwich; Gilbert Green, Fenton Middletown
James, Westcott Wareham; Goodspeed, Clark, Mid
detovn L shailer, Pratt, Hartford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC NEW YoRX--THis DAY.
SUN RISES. ...... .....4 IS NOON aEFa /. 20
sun ssls ............7 10 HIGH WATER. ....... q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

In this city, on Thursday evening, May 49, DANIEL T.
Of james and s. A. Freeman aged eleven years and
month.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral at the residence OF his
father No 172 First avenue this afternoon O'Clock
In this city, on Friday morning May "a, CHARLES p
son Of Gideon A. and King, aged five years and four
months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the residence OF hs
parents No. leo Perry street this afternoon O'Clock
On Friday, May q, WILLIAM P. ELTSc, aged 10 years
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from bis late residence No
43s Hudson street Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock,
without further invitation.
On 1hundsy May q, ANN LAWSON, widow Of the late
John lawson, in the 18th year OF her age.
The relative and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence of her
son-in law, Enoch Griffith No 900 Sixth avenue this
morning. Al 10 O'Clock, without further invitation Her
reTsns VII be tsten 10 Gold Spring for lnierrnsnt
"a Fndsy Mar ~, G,oRaR Esrn son Of john and
AAr1 stns PED, eyed oos yeai I'D TIVE months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

MMfTItu,
On Tuesday evening, May a. by the Rev. Mr.. Cooke
Rector Of st. Judes Church, at the residence of the
BRIDES brother, No 239 Blocker street, W. MOORE to
MARY MITCHELL, all OF New York.
On Wednesday, May IL, by the Rev. Mr.. Barnard Mr.
JAMES II. WARD to Miss MARIA T. DIAN
On Thursday, May 20, by the Rev II. A Henry of the
Henry street Congregation, Mr. ALFRED LAZARUS TO Miss
SELMA, the youngest daughter Of the late Solomon
Aai one, all Of L. don, England.
On Wednesday evening, May e. at Strong Race Baptist
Church. by the Rev f. L. Taylor Mr. JOHN A. CRoLIUs to
Miss SARAH WHITNEY, all OF Brooklyn.
On Tuetday, May "a, by the Rev. D. K. Lee Mr. GILBERT
D. MACY to Miss SARAH A. ANDERSON, both Of Williams.
burg.
At inwaI, New Granada, on Tuesday, May TO- by
the American Consul, Oh Munro,) WARREN s. yANcoURr
Of AspiDwan, - ELIZA BARSEs Of Philade phia
California and Philadelphia papers please copy,
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n C. HORTON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. THIS
U. Saturday afternoon, at OoIoox, at No ID sixth
sale consisting Of large assortment bdaeads bureaus
ingram carpets mirrors MAHOGANY and black wal
chairs extension tables fine lot OF glass d china ware
assortment Of kitchen furniture with Which the
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WILLIAM WITTERs. AUCTrO

Wi M. AM Writer'S, AgcTIoNEER WILL SILL
large quantity o. household furniture consisting Of
rocking and other chairs dining, CENTRE tca ana cnJ
ps ss Sss, sstssy sn. and china Tires
robe, marble top dressing burcaus washstand tnaI.
fnd cottage bedsteads hRir mattresses beddn- Lthos
three casks Of brandes. wines, qsors ssrars 49,.
tS@sers deosateEs. mirrors, pcturss tAblca oNssc ~
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LNARM NEAR NEW ROCHELLE AT AUCTION ON
Thursday, juno at II o'clock the premises Posi-
tive SALE in partition of about 70 acres fronting
ton road and extending to and
Railroad being par. Of the farm Of L. s. Dsuhuey do
laL Of Hon James j. Roosevelt This property miles
north Of the village of New Rochelle has many beaufl
able neghborhood and admirably adapted for gentle
be constructed At small from the post
road to the railroad Six trains of leave New York for
New Rochelle, and the from New Rochelle to New
York daily h Mr. John kennedy at Collinss Opposite
may be obtained from CLINTON HARING, No. 27 Broad