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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-17

WORCESTER FISH MARK
On l. )ET-The subscriber hereby announces to
~ NJ the public, that he has purchased of RICH
W. ARDsoN Il Co., their interest in the Market
and having removed remodeed and tts9 tie building for
the Wholesale and Retail
FISH AND OYSTER BUSINESS,
and made arrangements to have constant and daily sup
DIV of all the varieties which the Markets of boston,
Providence Norwich and New London Affords and will
spare pains make it the place to procure good Fish
both Fresh, Picked, Smoked, and Dry Also OYSTERS
HOLSTERS, and CLANS. A. II. SEARS,
No. 10 Mechanic St,
Opposite Bliss Sutton's Flour and Grain Store
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-17

81 e. e. ABBOTT s. co. offer to the pub
FstA lie for sale exchange, several very desirable
IcalAl HOUSES and HOUSEHOLDS,
In various parts of the City Also several FARMS in the
adjoining towns. No. 21S Main Street, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-17

BLOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-Cottage
House and lot, No. Liberty Street, 81 by so feet
For terms &C., call on the subscriber, at No. Liberty ST.
or at RUGGLES, N0URSE, Il MASON. aug2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-17
Rcol GGt0tc.

~ DWELLING-HOUSE BARN, AND
ia LOT FOR sALE-Situated at the of jack
.eA1son and Beacon streets. Apply on the premises
s2l diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-17

- FOR SALE-A TWO STORY IL o s
ssi.Sf with a small lot situated Glen st Said House
G is nearly new, and in good condition, containing
enements, of six cach and never failing well OF
water. Terms easy. Apply to j. D. RAWS0N,
aus diff Glen street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-17

EtARP ETINGS.-GREAP BARGAINS in Car
u peting aud Window Shades, at
PEARL MARTINS,
1853 Hanover Street, Boston.
N B.-Store and Office SHADES made to order.
$40 dawSm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-17

DRAPER & CLARK,
Merchants, and Dealers in FLOUR and
GRAIN Wool, Grass Seed, Lime, Calcined Plaster &C.
ment, Salt, Potash, and Western Produce,
Nos. 90 and 81 Front Street.
EDWIN DRAPER, JOHN s. CLARK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-17
las. G. ARNOLD.

PATENT AGENCY ond MODEL Mandatory,
Over 207 Main ST., (near the Amer. House.)
Drawings. Specifications &c. prepared Patents procur-
ed. Working Models warranted to the requsi-
tons of the Patent Office.
Postpaid communications strictly confidential.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29

nFetg.tifgNg Il KNOX have itm0yod ther INlbif
I nitSissi 81 nsot ati Skstli 70 ihe ueW ioagtlog
0dek hndln&
iow buNdirrs Nofih0 500 MoNlani' q Meehanles'
bank on Doe opposite 1d1 % lic tiic0 and noo5 0orh
ol Wu- N Stlbyis tly GOOD store.
TtankNlog ihomironass heleo'Qre e3leqded % ne
dis dong bhs.iesl, iioy can Oha 30 n1epanls tuu
gttsiofi Inducements ilfhuying ihlH Asleioiaie
dcas aecLAlliRNSN kNOK
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29

In ND.BAYHA hltorcm1ytl 70 ilelr new iua opi-
J clo-o hdsh buildings, iai allclhttet whtleihoy
ntudntiuIr ora keen Oh hlnli
Tlh 1NN SHEET IRON WARhi
Andkttp of gl iilnn Woie aud ii0l9lqN fuNt.iN.
uasdwdlo. tuihgptqsi Nlea OF t01Nng iofer Nig
whiri tney wiilfsll Whole and RcAll ihet elfNrf
mibol piiccl. Tler ora oili1mqla enc puaff .9-
tiiY Invited % tol aud e4inlit thtil ilplA ffn
M tcdeiH tttlr kli rorrug mid9 lgol-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29

rnHR4Uatffihti nnJ0 licpelclio lif.sa n tlt
ousrtiihns aadatiisie'i os mnNHa' "liN spsN
AsU g0SI AfpR0pAO 8IHLAS
va. sriri'it.alsaio itetnldhyon cooIeim'
Ute. nt $40 loffel ea't ~. ...,is III
IfSO lccllsInli isrg lt'lofntoi ,Sglis'lt
3I1' ln.Tt3riirr in'ihIn. fQr1F Ariilfil
r. IN me- ff.lIinrlt dfN'1'f Juni Qnl eiaifRf
5sns. En- q, ,lbi.4 eit datfda l0N.ifnqHi Niqtil u
'ud lauH 81 ,tl. ,rurrbr
gfii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29

I'D RCRlVhn thlH daY. lie besi o. nsei.
tN,Iyonihit end fhNdffa elolh calai ever noent ~
ana tifs having bted t8tticd With liei caienq ieleiH
sfyt ani quality. They compne in part as iQllor.
Htnta fiuifnNtIr blttk 1it Wnie GENE hllt e'NtNNg
hiack. irih trt gfctl dding hdlilf eng apNlo
iro IN asypiiahp yi5uhIal Clicsei cp n.W aiuclei
io.thel Uiih cioly oiii dtciipu0eQ. ns9t ellsAleN
mIff IT. Do DO fNNlHN 81 'Ne't
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29
Tobaooo and Cigarsl

EyN LAUCHLlN, Not52 AhnIfteei, faa among hi,
w lngo assortment the following arielsl-
ie1l ConsdeOoIglai
100 "a klO.aa NJ
1000 pWsad0
1000 ~ AalNldo
1000 90 nbiudo
Qf09 "a PidieoCloD tiuti D1
tDQ PWnC'e' f n
lO0l FLORES habhlul
n0ytsiWlu u.hera iohacool-
90 Vlrginll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29

d. ,st shaam., ,t.s.s"..,., iff'
oCl0ceunler gfot
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29
FI'i'' l''' w ''F''' fICIIItgE J. KORAN,


folmNsfIi,nd1dnd iho public, ilal' DO llia be-.
moved hlgcairbIthmentt 90 No.1aii Hansuceli
roinor OF unoh vlii WIN Do mmd eQnelu,y on la.4i
q lave ans VOL elected 1Nntm M .ol al tiiee nma
frau ffnao aud Wood box Rrnuil Vuligl4,
turpci nugs Guoiel uppoF md lq8 atin
Coilufl rlualt Whird, oc.i cec.i 0c,
AZ OF which aio manufactured By competent wofkmtnf
9th best mltodtls end viii b8 e0l CHkAP fONVAali
qhnie dehdng to purchase aie equetlod TO cliloud Oh
amino of utmtlysaf
amp-ygd No.1sl. Milnsi Wheeling Ys
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29
GEORGE MEiNDBL,
Malbl. ALain glraal,


TRhowr Wig LARHf LOTQR CARPElht kUGht
II MATS AND MATING. Alfo. Table end foofOlc
Cioihsoftil Wldlla, lni Keeps cqu1huly ohlnd asl
tabddenl of fuDutpfo Of eytfy dccuplon gill ard
MahOaN Frimei i6oane Glasses Glltt Plates Nenlpn
uud Isansnainni AYindow Blinds Blind lnmmmif, Cleckt
M5lOuuy Ttntoli Virni5h. iilllCllh inlleA Nnlh
sprn7 etckiue l0iiana, iitfs qua MihnNny6ni hpls
ttt ai0fwhch will No sold ttlla lowest urce8 ort}
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29

900 bottlcE Of Loudfnl eetbled famly Aeei-
OU0 cHf8. Tic 0iy agorcy niue Guy,
These aic ne hest Family msdelrts now 10 u5e hfps
neltetlly aud viii cue h ufed ate0ldius othe dfee
Inns j. D. V0MkLI
s'9s % uniohsted aloli.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29
MACHINisTSI TOOIa.

IS HRIKER d BROT II r r s,
CulnbcfinuA, nd.
MANUFACTURES Of Bnsit Lslleli AZ keep Cd
MI haua aA Nuke 70 o. dsr, Sllde apd ilini isihrt,
phnk Maohn,s Drlllsl ard ohernic hultn' t00lE co.
eeiheI With lAlhg8 FOR wlnlig NO q, shsnnF ppi0gai
ha,eois, and cgtunge OF eyeiy dticfpon .
Thlt tslibllShntht being imhedsiey Untai Hkitfnrf
aud Ohio Rsrnld tack, wn hlyt Tho best ittles i5f
ampfls shRey - spy lA,t Of tlslNeft e4.
Omhs,ani. ma NhWhsp, 81 plTt 4,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29


ITAs reiirnsd 0ouiho Eastern cities with lhe hnea
lA stock OK
CASSlMBRES, CLOTHS VESrlNGS, (
dh3 Can't Aoiioni 7ssrtHH that haacye btcn exhibited
iniha oly De ugiics ne public W glV1 hu call ana in
erect his Goods llgaGsorlmon % fucd nom tle ehol
osst oflho Me YoikeHl pliiaiiph MeftN. Otll Hon.
iy 10 See and admlre-aud eail ,sdW
80 35, corner Moindo anl Wliersia.
sspt3 WiitelnA ys
DAGUDRRBOTYPE GALLERY.
A. q, PAnTnaDeRi ntHs
ulthO0n To- bis Ditueiean Room, anh
llloNI AppalAlus, now ne retuli on Yeas OF
NItNi.i eNneuienco aud close arprlhOnto The
att Confident tit Do nov combines
nhScaIablithhentt 40 oitheiuproyo,
mcnls which uo thd prOn5riosie lave proven Yauib|er
NJ can proinlss 70 p5iutd Lkeh6au combmns tll lle
beauty and perfection Which haslet isep aialMab Wo
Fof The sttseito tnd cqmnodion liylo 10 which Ma
rooms ae hlod IN be utiis5tbt public cAlAnd eyani
ina iof homselyes. NE Cahnntoi specimens eve awN4
openpr Inspection
stoapii also post ikensses akenei shQluoilns'
U NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lal1- thom.cIoip laeli
cafes, lotltif. &C., alWtyr onh1ud md iOt sfe.
Rooms, no. 80 llontooHt.s near me Posi- once
unVf9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29

10 kteitiu4 daly,nowtlysoi hli' fi4 cara r3lehl
tLamastias el,apei ihaueyer,. ..,.. 4.
hrlo J. w nlUDlcl .L--L.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29

kLJUhhDO lDbASbNt
.Hl suIt Biaondo ulualLssi Tobacco, sf5J sesth-
~ LOGAN. cana 2co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29
WHEELING
HXC ElSI0l}li


VA AItf fNtH
hAtlllla9ilJjf
Yife HOsY 0OROBOtS. p1RlRD dHI
fofnia riif rnn tf hcon nf
srNerilnr. Va .l
ntBDe HunHRs bra. fo asalla hr niirona end ihl
] rahIlcsoraltiB. in. iio tf1ta ilnHl 10 emil
itsi ,i 10 toaels iit6atIls ihttthI 10 s0 n ilaI
il ~. .ia,. ny. XIII ~, iI. ,s.f lsso4ai Il.
8i6srt OF sunelftt
Ol0pHs CAsslNRnFS AND vk5riNCS,
ohAfhiai NhNfAai HhNNNHNei'tt3 h'
aitFY Asp K0ffaHl 0FSGtAllY,
Thii ibaestf 1tsa oaa t Iofatlt pbdb Vii Wiea
Hri itfsn.tisls dtI.dit a, flsidI nj h{ i.iiIit
III tsiefn rltlii " sItfnt f0 fnruo niydonr r0 h
9La1tnt6 I'D nItt bals c0lu0dnhly icl0tJ0. 40
fIl nY nltndI fIf itIf upon NiIIf 900 rfsi u hlt-
sila. IUlY mlltet 0i Gem % 'ss0I nD win cen.
rn iiiiGiitl eor Nonid6 snd ttaifft
ti0 igbsiIifl ~
hAAthh .go'n " tftt ..N 9lAiief0
~. ~ 4. ,..., man
5bt ,r ,.,s ,,il ,,.f .,,.,t li
s.a N''iNNtf N'N'H NNNt "ff' f'N'P'N
FL S.,eiYe' oteo4tt,,tea ,fn afr,ios,t,, ~, (,
WIZ Hni lAnN iHrAAo fi4fn ~ tNNn
ot s.sry se9r als rilern
Stocks Gsyeasfi6 90 10 bHllsnl wioif
~ CItiN0 sooner NunlO1 ,nd WalsrNf1alf
eve Wieslhs tas
Nf irig,.,e.,l cd, l,g,tT, .,t., ~ III 40
49, RNPPt avs Rihp9 ~ AtiAH'
FHWHVd steUANn,"
a,,, ,.s.
N, ees.5 sni o.is, ~ "a n sofobs. s5i NM % f,
ilo t0dstls iarSmpoppsdijanli t' altafid
Wlich ithp,ef among fumem ii8 hiniseuoq ln w,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29

~ nv NiHNNNN IVY 10y" IINl|i Ni wy W. NNN.INf
ttfr co MARkHT RT, WHEELING w,
VHR sUlScRlhk3 iaVlT made extensive trnlrt,
j UcnNnNc k'fiiQr ne rpfny NJ Naihlcr ssd -or
lompiung NE olc1aOn % seem WQlhe, be Wolil uylt
ihoiiionon fhrthocisl Huiiian, 'nd ihorHhf Con.
eult9ihp nfrtcnon 81 u.s. ttoch copatilnI ~ ia'Imr
Rylin, S'olni tmeflconana otter Marbles pf ip Nnwi
qrlllle, which CEN htold low1f lhnP9oiftf ablIih'
meni No. me- weil
Dsen would dnd TO iheir adttnnsc idiaHteiNa
tloek baompuic hialng t'0WhoIa
ilia work n done lutht most cI1hnuld HYIa nnl BE
Would Invite ih0 nieaon of rulchNela 10 eiaNrt Ala
m1tkOfsnnay hnf Offer r,fyod WpfFl Ho1une CON
otiplr Iomhsl nNdapa not fionili Nqr ptintofnId
WoIb iaUytg gadeil tlaonihfi bg hae'ft aflf
any oitro3hhi10tft
MlCNtRLJ KORAN,
Marble Mmona ana Yapl' lluldeh
tAbo csi5ied Plaster iiydismls ccneii, Pl'afl
casis ana Models pni Madoiia Grind STOKES wauonied
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29
NER 8lRINGs- BlNK SI0RN-

HOUSE,
U7O he cflfohl0f 3Yhclng aHd Vitniiyi ftoin Veif
fi1HtfrlIdf iitiihndl ritfoHlrs I.ttIytd ROM yeaf
ieam 10 nf0ior{i1f you in.eiltit % Ntl army OWED
local vow aiieMldnl0 1J cn sitnily aaelsh1h oek
Hooil sh0eti leit cpsi lmuill.a 'il 4 ~
Hisnl fhafo lg 10 Ettstf variety iia qlfl9.i NN. 10
doailJ uo .6i s0ntsttd in Western ViiS'nle, 4m ln
mice undeuOd by OQat, therefore r9i eeNeN1 lH
VIC 30u dii 10 ta1id examine di ioohi ah in inl iih
81 q oiitts', WIlHh0t-ailsal btfQlcint fnNe
az ily dc unlslAs hope. tldthl pllil OF np igae
comnndiic end hiIpl
MOI ufl1dlf1i rfricn1fli WQn'n nNt
e. mite W Ffanth lfrf Straw 1ff blnf hQnNHl
Sii5h SIN uilai fottaf 40 teasof ls qifm'm
fs,s aisaa QnuHlY o ollf11d eiale home Wl.lsll
GHUllgeg ioW % Ht Xxx, !
els trY 500 ionhInile 'ipe'uea.laf SEN w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29

Meials Hyaus Wlltonl i'hadele hia 4 tnilf..li-
WehAss nu6h pltSft So g0af llf Wool
tn5ig 70 no note Of Tho plbe-iw ~ wsiNtslt "a
flom yon hlyirg Ftyed our bnpks trde ~ cfiaiJfn
ancs undergoing My asy9ls heat fAle Which
dctifoyoa ne eniip block Of bait - u Aich tiieit
what on ihs sshuyhlb on ihi ON ssrfi iedo. 9as
qt You're goiy fsnFryny,trt tit y in
episdly RUssBl Z duRBiNs n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29

NDMnEII b
EAsTERN 3


James, : Perot ~ Broth9y
.ifIGUR IND GRAIN Fdf'T0R&
fa'e2fsa N55iss I Y, s,ss 10
io,sRscF toi-
NJ NJ ~ q q w. evf lN7y
hfieKriiea
tv- ifot Nti.ilt
s,vfe.f.t n slfitp r..
u riGh-nt- .t,4,t,r,.s . III cfinlsi Z, t,,,rtt ,a
sasilasa.al.. $500.
Y 7ttIt Chqetaf AZ 90. H'ItI NiNl
.lltOf u IN IN rA.grf,ri frrr, orffUnrarrt ~
Z TUX WdHiJiNG HND clliFftAG
RfBRCHA Mrs
o. ~, i, 1rBSt, .g',l.r3,4 a. Iftali
,.o,,,1,...., NRW KaRH.
I y ~ @ ny q I,lqs,ll B
Ipfe@slliS
| s.eaeol ~ ttt9i, ~ Z. . . ~, if
ior N. m N. vs,s, ~
i in,, wei ro prepared 20 cye Though lefepa Nrilao
+1 StPe % 49,, s., 81. .., i, a.. ~.
y0 ,tst,,l ,,e ,, v, .,s ,r
ltoatises si,evbefs III
cHeSIgR6 Coz o3 Wesi 81
Asqst o assi.ea...s tlti.i'ss tsslleAonse
4MagnoWs q AoklAchOuers
Iuft GEARtsAf, PlsNDUGE tes
IGOMMlESiON RCBANTs
NO. f3s NolTH iloMARo rkgkr
1r-oo,s,s,,1s4s h ,5tei4t5 MA, ,.,,0. M
~ u iii ssi olttf Etl-
fiiIzern. itr iia ifi M ifn.fs
| an RfPRRENqkS
Iut GildilA HQ.l
citfrffan Kattsf ~
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IN. ft, tiflN, tfffif.
:, y, cocHRAN, MICKEY Nco, n
MATS, CAPS, FURS, iliLli6e6 4,tygs,s.
uHbnritas ilRhnsl, r,RAsuif, ARtiSNisL ftoWess
N5, hmIol lgNdins, BiiGlt Sroi
dssiasm s7Fsiis as wv R7en NkN yoak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

III q nianight, and they would depart together.
M prise Of this lsttR, wrung from her agony and
BAR, 10 the hberstion Of her fat,er II b piaced, -
= BY mistake, in the hands q RO0olphe, who, ours
Ing her falseh00d, and reckless Of life, consents TO
nary the Duchess Miller, being free, returns
1one to bis fond daughter, and they determine TO
~ from the place ct break of day. While Louisa y
casing ct the village church, now brilliantly iumi-
Aated for the marriage Of Rodolphe and the Duchess,
nd absorbed in earnest prayer-her last pray
e in the home Of her birth-R0dolphe enters
unOhserved, and going towards the table, pours
INTO glars of milk thereon, some liquid from
. phtal. He is presently observed by Louisa, who
= much alarmed; he reproaehes her, and demands
n abe has written the letter that he holds In his
kAnas; after much hesitation and anguish, she an
Wsrs, yes He falls into chair, and asks for
drink. She gives him the milk he drinks, and
0yiDg it 10 bitter, bids her taste It. She drinks.
HIS Dreadful purpose 10 accomplished. He tells her
they have pledged each other in poison, and bids
IN, now on the brink of eternity, to answer him
truly. Louisa, happy in her approaching death,
and believing herself relieved from her oath, In
1ms him OF the whole Of the horrible plot against
tAeir happiness. Rodolphe sees now the rashness
e his set, and almost Wild with grief, mplores her
yasdon. Louisa, devotedto the last, blesses the
HAND which was the hand of fate to her, and dies In
De arms Of her father and Rod0lphe. Lord Walter,
Wsrn, the villagers, &C., who have been awaiting
1oaClpbe ct the church, In vain, now enter, and are
herror-sruck at the sight. R0dolp he, discovering
warm, stabs him to the heart, and turning upon
Ais father look Of sorr0w and reproach falls dead
at hie feet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18
Auction saIe a very Valuable Real Es-

Auction Sale n very Valuable Real Es-
Ssqusst NJ attention Of capitalists Ne sss
Ne sAsn Esehs,ss ssssas.ss e Ne very vsiuaAn
fear stssy brioh and lot ans o a Mae
tsssth sssst lets lo5h street And First
HarleD the story frame houss, lS ws For second
street. WITH the twsve unsxpiFe ssss Of the lot
Use 2 1--WE mosy sna ssis sotssgs en- vnsyGa avsnss
tsges S. and 81 North Madison street. and
lots Newark Terms Of all the above property liberal,
snd titles ind putsbe For ahps and fun particulars
ply 70 the AustSonssr, No. Broad street.
A Rare Opportunity.-For sale, . Buzz
nass healthy, and exceedingly pleasant Net proAts
q Ass year sbsus $780, With prospects Of
lease Of three years 20 with renewal Of i've
f@ms msdGatA Inquire Of H. Hun. snellrg sos Broad
wny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

On Monday morning. July IT, after short but severe
ilness in the $50 year Of her age, Mrs JANE OLIVER re-
Her friends and relatives are respectfully invited to st.
tend her funeral from her late residence No. COS Fourth
street, at Ave O'Clock this afternoon
On Monday July IL, after short Illness, 1T the resi-
HuGAN.
attend.
On Monday, July II, JANE c. GARasnos, Of New Or
leans, wife Of Harry Garretson, aged 53 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend her funeral ct one O'Clock this afternoon from
the residence off Garretson, southhed Staten Island
On Monday afternoon, July II, CArHAmvn Ass, daugh
ter Of Bernhard Henry and Ellis Dunde Simon, aged
me relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral which viii take place At
Of her parents, No. 81 Robinson street.
On Sunday, July ID, at No. 5S5 Third avenue, KAr
HUSrER, aged years.
Evergreens.
suddenly on Sunday, July d. a. the residence OF his
John and Hsnnah r. voorhees, aged Is years. ''
Notice Of the funeral will hereafter be given.
On Saturday July IL, ANDREW CRAIG, Of william A.
His remains we're Inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
On Monday, July II, SAMUEL whitley LARKn, son Of
Charles r. and Jamima c. Larkin, aged years and
months
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral at three O'Clock this after
noon from No. ~ avenue D.
On Monday, July II, EuMc1 relct Of Simon stebSins
in the 84th year Of her age.
Her relatives and friends and those Of her family and
Of her son. John Stebbns requested to attend her
funeral at three o'clock this afternoon from her late
sdence, No. So Warren street. next to corner Of South
street, South Brooklyn, without further invitation.
At Lebanon Springs Sunday evening, July l0 after
an illness Of d W days. NATHANIEL B0wDrH BLUNT late
District Attorney for the ctI and county Of New York.
aged SO years.
The relatives and friends Of the family and the
bers Of the Bar respectfully invited e attend his g
street. at three O'Clock tomorrow afternoon without
further invitation.
At Albany, on Monday, July II, Of consunnn, JonPH
E0BERT CAFES grandson Of the late Samuel Hvg of this
city.
In the village Of Yonkers, Friday, July IA, MANY
ALOysIA, daughter Of Thomas O. and Jane E Cornell,
agei months.
At Agiers, La, Sunday, July o. at quarter past
p. CHARLEs WILLIAM, OF william and Ann Sarazin,
aged years and months.
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On Sunday, July 10, by the Rev. Nh. McC1enen, Mr..
HENRY J. GRoon to Miss JANE SnH, both Of this city.
San Francisco papers please copy.
At st. Georges Church, Wednesday, July IL by the
Rev. Dr. Tying, CAIBro DAVIS to Mise ANNIE srAsxAap,
AL Of this city.
On Thursday, July Is, by the Rev. Mr.. sesrles Mr..
GEORGE G. Wilkins, of Philadelphia, 70 Miss sAKAH g.
JOHNSON, daughter Of John johnson, Of this city.
Philadelphia papers please sopy.
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Qreen Turtle Soup, fresh and very fine,
cay At BAyARDs State street. Orders prom pity sup
~ At The old price. one dollar per quart.
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Aecse & Co., 2s0 Broaiaway.-Che original
Hss:ter Of she Grst % cents ssgHsrs0yp picture i.o
hundred postrA. daily With homes patent double
eaDssa, secured by United States Patent for II years
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Meade Brotners' July Daguerrcotypes-The
.ss S1quss are during this month
1esns, directly oppseIts the Park cool lounge
day Artists aAd importers 2Ss Broad say, four
dDors shove the Astor Reuse.
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OameO-DagueyrcotyPes, ny Charles II.
WILLIAMSON, Gallery IN Brooklyn, 249 Fulton street,
ll1aQita Clintan.
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Cholera Hospital I'm tho Firth Ward.-In-
Aebixans veny trying have the hospita
moved; but IL being certain whether they ean carry
their object thov had better buy bottle Of Charles Brain
health succedaneum, to be haA at Fulton street,
yee 80 cents and eho!sra any ether 20 sick
$50 the hospital had been removed For the eheetua
and radical Of dyspspsa ether remedy las PROVED
aouAlf Al
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W0ldUv1a Creann.-Thls Superb Compound
- shepng aud hsantying the hair prepared oAy
cad sold By w. A BAfCHELOa At his celebrated hair dye
- snsed. ins ro Sa"S 0a'sne''t AAn ~ ''''
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. AIR Pistols-Tuttlc, No. $40 Broadway, has
ius by which he supply tho trade
NO this new and article for children at low
sAsss a. any in the city Terms cash. whole
sale and retsi TUrTLES Emporium OF Fancy Goods, No
vnIxi md
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Bow Music.-"Let Mo Alone" Ballad, Is
eenss; Oar Girlsn ballad with beautifal illuminated
ssss. ssnt.i wsSdsssr; Rsssr, .:ns yis.ss.s :.
ya Land sehetsisch With beausifal vnests 50 esats
- DrsadwAy. X. n NJ 70 sent by mall postage free
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Pianos, MelodeoDs, and Muslc.-Horace Wa
1s. $50 Broadway. !, exclusive agent for 7 Gilbert
nsns phnos Jacob Chickering's pianos Gbcrts boudoir
Dhnes, and Horace watsrs pianos D. d H. W Smiths
- Alss q Aana pianos eight ether aasrsns n.ssr:.
sshandse Of every variety and Of quality better than
BE- found elsewhere His motto being small profits and
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Lace Shavvls, Lace ShAvls-Just received,
hundred black lace shAwla - square, slightly dam
NED Vhich We will at q piece. $5 Also two
Ksndrsa black hundred white adins do 81 -
v~rtl $40. LEADBEATEn LEE,
A7 Broadway. corner Of Leouafd street.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye IL stiH the Leading
Asels al acknowledged TO be the bert dye
Usr1eetly solorine the hair the IL IL applied Tens
all parts Of the world proclaim the oaiy
uaaiAbie dye known Sold ~ BATCAELURS NO. 80
DRoadyay.
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Sinks, Silks, Sillks.-.We are s1nang Rich
usng ks at 60c Per yard rich plaid DO, from G2e 70
rich oeade DO nom to S. rich plain 75c
q 10 Also brseads and plain hsce superior make
vsy cheap. LEADBEATER Lee 81 Broadway, corner
~ IAenaYd etreet.
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No3iee.--Peter Roberts & Co., 3s5 Broad.
nav have lust received consignment Of h,usand dol
lAS In hsunein and tximmings ofSwi, null and
eauhYic To k> sold cheap
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Great Reduction In Ready-madc Clothing,
aghsy sssi fson TIE late IRE IN Broadwayrine black
YBnsh GOATS cost SO fer $0 black and figured cashmere
pantA cost 81, for 81; vests, cost -. for g.
GEO LEvIE, corner Nassau and BeskmAn streets.
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Eerrar1's Astor House HAIR Dye. - THIS
gplsndd article applied ~ FerrArs privAts
lvssey street. A.tor Houes BY Mr. JONES' who hal had
human hair wall street. convincing proof OF ths
sxessnce Of this srce be lad by ng the above
eetahlshmen Price, for the hair 81 whskers, cents
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LAces.-Just received, by II. w. Roberta, zoe
1soAdvay, Of Ninth street 600 yards Of Valsn
ases forty cent less than Of the
- efersd ohemisettes sleeves and collars Of same
. Ae styles and shapes Also French bands In
- viz aim.