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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25
Italy,

THE KING FIRED AT BY ACCIDENT
1t reported that the King of Naples fred at by
assassin, at review, but the shot was found out
upon inquiry, to have been nothing than acci
d. I tai discharge from the gun of soldier.
Mount Vesuvius Is in active state OF eruption.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25
An American Merchantman In the Baltic
MUNITIONS OF WAR FOR THE RUssIANS-IS J0H'
BULL ASLEEP?

1be following is from the London Standard
very extraordinary circumstance, reported from
quarter winch precudss any doubt the truth of the
statement reaches by letters from st. Petersburg. 1t
appears that a fine American frigate built ship
recently arrived at port in the Baltic 1t was
stated that the vessel had board eight hundred
bales cotton, but the correspondent of Informant
visited the chip and found addition to the above, she
had fifty thousand rifles and Eve thousand rsyolvers
The Russians laugh at our cruisers, aud naturally ask
II John Bull has been asleep to have allowed valuable
a prize to have escs ped The Measrs. c., mar
chants Of Boston, passengers and are supposed
acted as supercargoes. We have net been able to as
certain IL the vessel left America this season. aud has
cut her way through the Ice before arg squadron
could up with her or IL she reached one OF the
lower ports Of the Baltic last year. AND lay quiet ti
the spripg. We say mere than -" What are our
Copsuls in the United states about to have permitted
such cargo leave without apprsing government
here of the fact" Other letters from st. Petersburg
state that the vessel has since left for Koengsbsrg n
ballast. .e ...a..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

DECLARATION RESPECTING THE SALE OF CUBA.
In the Cortes on the I'd inst Senor Avecis took
csson to declare, in the Of the democratic party
that it had never entered into any negotiations with NJ
Soule for the sale Of Cuba.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

CROPS DESTROYED BY INUNDATI0Ns.
The grain growing districts the hanks Of the river
Tbeiss, covering twelve hundred square miles, have
been inundated consequences OF in the river and
the crops are most probably destroyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25
France

RESTORATION OF DRoUYN DE L'HUYs MINISTERIAL
cHASGss-NBw LOAN RUMoRs OF PLOTS, ETC,
N. de Persigny is appointed Ambassador to Eugand,
in room of Count walewski, who succeeds Drouyn dc
rHuys Minister Of Foreign Affairs. Further changes
are rumored, namely, that NJ Blault Minister OF the
Interior. will succeed Admiral Hamelin, who retires
frcm Minister OF Marine II. Boucher, Minister of Pub
lie Works, will succeed Bault, aud I'M de Richsmont,
Director Of Orleans Railway, succeeds Boucher.
loan of roo OC0 900 francs is at present under
consideration by the Council of state.
The police say they have discovered vast plot, with
qualifications throughout Europe to promote insurrec
ticn; and hence Pionoris execution viii be postponed
to trace his connection Herewith On the day the at
tempt mace 1t freely stated in cities
OF Italy, Spain and Germany, that Napoleon dead
and Paris in insurrection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

IrsrRBMCTI0N IN THE UKRAINE AMERICAN SHIPS AT
CRoNsTADT.
Russian sources themselves send confirmation to the
report that there has been insurrection In the
Ukraine ard that Poland is very restless.
St. Petersburg advces to May 1st mention the expect
ed arrival at Cronstadt of several American ships and
carpoes of hemp and iron there them
and was hoped they wouli be permitted to discharge
and load although considered doubtful rs the blockade
Ia strictly notified.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-18
PARODY OF HoHENLTNpYN

u sensous when our fants aIc lew.
S4hSc ibers afe provoking slow,
Ahl new supplies keep up Tie aow
Ogainaea, departing rapidly.
But we shall see saidor sight,
When dans poIr Ia from morn tiIi night,
CanmandirE eve : sixreace blight
T. be forked o,sf aPcedty.
Our bonds aad Gae-biiis ave arrajet--
Each seal AID slggajure displayed -
TIE holders vow hey must be pad,
With threats "cf Law aid Chaacery."
Then 70 despair we're almost d1feG--
There's precious Lite use ~ lllih',
When obr last coppti's ru3eiy isen
From hands that held Ii lovingly.
Bot larger YET lhete tuns shall grow
when interest tadfl an below,
Length ring o1r clam faCt or so,
While gazing at them hopelcssiy.
'Tis 20, that aree haze Ne Begun
o piesd for time upon d dun,
i. fore there comes some othsr ore
DeYantftg PAY terooioEslr
TIE prospect 3arbens On, Sc have,
Wac would cur tery bacon save'
Waive, Patrons, all your pretexts waive,
And ray The P.inter caeeffuIly.
All il would yield US pleasure sweet,
ie~ deti quents nov q meet,
Asking Of us a clear receipt
For Popefs taken regularly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-18

juror OAKLEY's PRESCRIPTION ron THE
JURoR WIN THE SceFe# EipDLI.--T The
Times tells Story Of an Irishman who
came up 10 the JUICE the other day, and
begged to be excused from jury duty
But, " says the Judge. ii all that ask
are reused we shall have no juries left !"
II know. your honor said the appii.
c INT, with downcas, head, while bis tinger
nails were busy here aud there and every
where that the well practised dgltals
could reach. Il know-bnt mine is pc
Guitar case hate to say il, Judge, but
If | mus, must, suppose--l'se got
the Itch" Here. Mr. Matsel,n hasii-
" in'errosed he Judge, "serateA ibis je
Tor out"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-18
House Keepers

VI Ill find at 5. " & II fuckers an assoft-
w ulcnl of Painted Ware, consisting of Wash
Bowls, Foot Tabs. Childfen's Baths, Water
Pals, Chamber Buckets, Water Closets &c.
also, Japaned Ware. consisting Of Wash Bowls.
Nests Of Trunks Cake Boxes, Spice Boxes,
Dressing Cases, Cash Boxes, Deed Boxes, Knife
Trays, Dfaiaers for Glasses, Tea Caades. Dust
Pans, SC, also, Plated Forks and Spoons Ivory
Handled Knives and Forks, singly. and in setts
Of 81 pieces. Small Griudstones, Euamelled
spw Kettles and Sauce Pans, Bell-M Metal Kat
ties. &c.
NAV 1873. daw
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Gate City nr0l nnd Sllne Sinre.

40. IL. MAIN sTREET BETWEEN 4fh ard nh
IT HID lNDEKSiGN Ell would respectfully cali
1 the attention 81 tie I.aties and Gentlemen Il
keokpk, and vicinity, to tleig hne aud y ell se-
iectel sock Of
Boors AND sHoE<,
now opened and for sale at the above establish
ment, comprising all kinds of Ladies Cents
Al ,es', Bows, aud Ctilireh's wear u aiis.,lps
grades ala sizes which tge pledge ourselves Is
sell nj the Lowest CasA pfices and "a oulA ni.lt
respectfully solicit aH examination Of orr stock
and prices, feeling confident that both ia point
Of quality and prices. we are able Ia please.
II. c HUISEANP& BRO.
June :, 1855 d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-18

:" Dpy Looms u rna KS NOISES
The Das Moines Cgwiar says it cannot
sit silent and permit tire Chicago Demo.
crat, or any one else. - taroW cold water
on our River Improseut" NOW We sug
geSt to lie Courier tbs! throwing water
w!itthtr cold 81 not il imnAterial T. on Tie
Improvement II just the thing We wait
We comflaiu Il tie Democrat fer is 1t,
temp u draw oE tie cold water.
However the Coprsa's reply 10 lie
Democrat i pertinent, hnl comes from
me vile Knows. Il says
Every year the quantity Of water u tic
DE None hiss increased though j, il
lower Ills summer than ever before
known, which results from the SIMPLE
fact TIA; TO rains Of any consequence have
FILM in iii. secfion for over year. But
he this as il nay, there il 70 Danger 81
ha.iog " dry locks Tor boats 10 ia,s
through even in SEASONS 81 The mot tx
trene drogih. There is wafer enough al
lais aims in The De Nome Il Il xsre
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-18

RoYAL SNurr Box Bmo CosrN7HA-
Er PRESIDENT LMoRs.-Nelo York,
June ia magnificent gold snuT bcx4
studded with the imperial crown and cy-
Iher Of Louis Napoleon, set ia briIliants,
vas sold by The shtrlff 10 day at auction
Tor $500 being some $500 il advance Of
estimated value, at The Custom House.
The story is that the box was sent out as
2 present to gentleman by the Emperor,
ba. was seized for debt without the gentle
man ever seeing il.
n tho case of he brig Corntha, Us.
Z 5. Steamer Pacific, the English Admi.
rally Court has decided tie steamer 10
have been wholly to blame FOR The coils
sion, ii y hich the brig WAS sunk in Tic
Merseg, il Jane last. Loss estimated al
$1,000.
Some II the English papers have taken
occasion, on Mr.. Fillmore's arrival IN
England, 10 denounce him because he
sisneI the Fugitive Slave Bill
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-18

1HE AERlsoS C4sr 1t seems hoia
tie following remarks Of tie Cincinnati
Gezs'te that Arrisou IS likely 10 eses Ie lie
just punishment awarded for his horrible
crime. on account Of Tie laundering charge
Of the Judge and She defective legislation
ol The Gealr.l Assembly II ONO.
The Cincinnati Ga.sHe says
"The c, Sc, IS il now stands, is an tno
mslous one. In consequence o ills order
REMINDING it to the Court Of Common
Pleas, il cannot e. back 10. tie Criminal
Court. even should Tia, be finally decided
stisl in being. Tie act of tire Legislature
transferring d business es the Criminal
Court 10 tie Court OF Common Pleas II 60
defective that il may be declared to be
inopera'ive-or entirely null and void ana
Ii So. Arrison cannot be tried by thai
eourt. So tie case may come TO be en-
trely oul q me jun.diction Of any lribu-
nal
A question IN arise as 70 whether the
District Court can recall the order made
yesterday morning, and remand the case
to another court but before The legal OK
lsience Of tie Criminal Court is decided
upon, Tie District Court Will probably
have adjourned, and VIII ne, meet again
until September.
Should, in tie meantime. The act trans
ferring he business q the Criminal Court
DO declared void, and Arrison ten be
brought forth on a writ Of Ha5eay C9,guS.
edo notssee how any court could refuse
10 grant bis discharge
So between defective eaeoimeuts or tie
Legislature. and erroneous charges Of tie
Judge d tie Criminal Court, all ans nav
become imperative, ard The grayest Of al
charges seems likely TO escape. MT only
punishment. but even trial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-18

stfamer en- The Upper Mississippi anc
when The locks ard dams are complete
We shall haYe continued navigation unit
tie river is II 2en>oYer.
The Cmu41s ar NIrxrsorA.--The ST.
Paul 4liiaaes Aar, Ct tie l9.h Ct May, "a
its notice OF Tie srog storms Of northern
0hhio, Bufalo, dr., II Nay, closes with
the { loving rsmuks. We have no deul {
there is Misrepresentation Of tie climate
Of that Territory,
Net any fics:. ner snow. nor any thiDe
Ike Y inter lingering 10 the Tap Of spring
has blcn exp rencei In Minnesota these
wo months while this is cur Tot. Il ap-
pears tie people in what arc ordinarily
accounted less hypefborcan ATTITUDES th i
Minnesota, IRE exfeiieroin- snows six
and eigh. inches deep and are suffering
from ntpT ing frcs4 tha' destroy the frut
It'll Tie bSl, and retayl vegetation gener-
ally.
/" Nor Is tits condition Of things iii Min
tcsota an ex eFtion % she general rule
II Is 5laays So Winter may hang on
here pretty late in the spring months, bu
hen Il does 1t las.crrcluJe 10 depart, II
cas- 10 last lingering lock behind Oar
farmers md gardeners. when they 10 go
10 work. dfeal no nu1li5ca.ion Of their "a.
hors by late frosts, such as trouble folks
Ia the middle sta., S OF The Union.
q No. bat waat We have our elm lteriol
5 slietflYs as Il IN aS ntAer ,,eot,la fn>t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-18

AND Rekes, and the much approved and
Ii generally used Revolving Eorse Rake, f3r
sale by ). ". & II. TUCKER
ieI3 DE-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-18
New Grocery Store

4 J :. Il A l. S 7 ON & BR o.
III AVE ias. opened a new Family Grocery and
IL Provision Store, ia the room formerly occu-
pied by y. g. Smith rs an Auction Room. on
Johnson street. wher@ they intend TO keep a
choice aud well selected variety exactly adapted
10 III. demands Of Tie retail rade OF the city,
They invite the inspection Of the citizens gene
rally, and have 10 dovbt that they can offer in
ducelneals for fgequs nj calls and continued GUS
tom. 4. J. RALSTON & BRO,
rs Johnston Street.
Keehnk Nav 10, 1855.
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Notlrc.

THE members Of tie Iowa srArr TksrRANcE
COMPANY are Hereby notified that the cleo
ton for Board of Directors FOR sad Campaus
wtll be ell at he flee If IJaafds & Tarher.
II the city Ct Krols.tk, Thnrsia.. he 2s'h
juno, 1858, a 9 o'e ock, A Nj, # -ail day
L II. HARRISON, psesldcht.
WN T. TusNrR, secftt4fy
1ug. Is. 1850 d'd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-18
HENRY SPASgENBERG.

~ o q A Il Y pu RLIC
office Jehnsoa Street, next 10 She white
House
is prepare to promptly attend III all business
req3irtg he services ~ Notary pobhc Ac-
know edgemeat- ard DISPOSITIONS taken D eds
Mortgages, and other kud- Of Documents
drawn 10 order, in tie English, French, ana Ger.
mar Languages.
keokuk, Jane Is, 1875. dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-18

NV OkLTANs, June I4--We havs al.
vices from BRACES TO the 10Th. On the 7lh
Montenegro was attacked and taken BY
the reyolutionists.
Gen. Cardenas and 81 other officers
We're taken prisoners.
Twenty six cgnnon, with other NUM-
tious u war. fell into the hands of tie
opponents Of the Government.
II is reported tina, carsssjl aud
Capostran had crossed the Rio orande
and enco untsred the Government. troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-18
Z. James Russel Low IN. d

t. james Russel Lowell, the newly
appointed Professor 81 Languages and
Belle letlfes in Harvard University,
pariook q complimentary dinner. at the
Revere House, Boston, On Tuesday last.
Prof. Lorgefel!ow, lis predecessor, pre-
sided. Prof. Pierce, Agassz, Messrs.
Holmes. Emerson, Parsons. &c, were
prrsen'. LowelI is about to depart on i
tour Of Europe. When he returns he will
enter upon IRE disehsrge cf The duties 81
his Protessorshir
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ERnnsA

I a BGX rs in fire order for sale CIV by
/ ~ Hsf, L. FJNkHOUSLR.
JaKf . 1888
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-18

RS- On the first three days Of Bar
nuns baby ahow-Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday-44 l75 tickets Of admis-
sion 20 the exhibition were sold, which
at p cents Per ticket. gave the . Prince
OF Humbugs' the snug ltale sum Of $l1.-
044 / he sale of tickets was ntermiiied
three times during the three days. On &C
count Of the incapacity OF the building
% contain Tie number desiring admit
tance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-18

BAHsuM's LAST SHOWER OF QUAR
lnn4-The following shons tie number
u quarters received BIZ Blrnum du-
ring tie FIRST three DAYS Of his baby show
Tuesday, II e67; Wednesday, 1890;
and Thursday. l4.368-total 44.l75, or
81 Old. The total amount 10 be given
ia premiums : only abou, $1,000 On
Tuesday the house was full at an early
hour, and The crowd was as bad outside
as inside. all day. Al The hottest OF the
press without Baraum stood At the door,
aad spoke even thus /" Your MONEY
looks tempting" sad be; your quarters
are just what waris btit you can't come
IN till tomorrow enyt0p' "Oh LET
US il we've come TWO hundred miles by
stage to Get here, said a worry old lady III
iron trimmed specs LEI ne in Mr. Bar
num- Ny good lady" said the show
man, you d FAINT in two minutes il can /
be done" On Thursday afternoon Mrs.
Lydia +. Fowler made very silly high
falutin address, principally composed Of
poetry aud baby stores. We have not
room for any of her nonsense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-18
Election Of Directors.

OfffcE EroKuK, FL DIS MoINEs AND AfIN-
NEsoIA Rail ROAD CoMrASq,
KeoknlS, May l6, 1855,
fTHE Stockholders Of The keokuk, Fl. Des
4 Moines and Minnesota Ra Road Company
are hereby notified that an election Of eleven
Directors for said Company will be held at The
City Hallin the city OF keeknk, on Monday, the
18th da. Of jane next, at O'Clock, r. NJ.
II. r. REID, President.
c. r. CONN. Secretary.
May ~. 1883. III
keokuk Dispatch and Fort Desmoines States
man forg
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FRESH OYSTERS.

TUS1 received small lot Of Cove Oysters cf
y this Splins covire by
Nn. Z. FUEkHoUSEG.
june 2. 1875.
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4'hFoL1ffoN ~ neNfliERN MEXICO
-1co"nhls rom me no urahde state That
we "t@ie q Nofthefn Me1lco : T. Ter
men' O re'o u.lon, IN consequence Of the
Az !, ~ q al en- sS"'y o. santa Anna u
'oii'' ~ "''h o'otIS = a'iest a'.a pul 70
@ =, :, es"i % ''Ie 's4',lh8 c's'zehs' Inc
~ 0o' ,. .'o' " ., i''eea V surrender am
~, sa,' i''eS ~ 'ho victims were spared =
He insurgents maze demonstration
apaA 'ne 'o~,l ana 'oe governor lied
I y "'lofnS aafs % We I'm III, state
va 'ne i1eFoluIohlsts 'n''9an LUIS Iotosi
l."a :, ued pfohuhciamshto, and troops
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JUST RECEIVED.

4 FEW dozen white Beaver Hats. jast the thing
- for Summer wear. al the Iia' Store Of
ID. r.. HUMPHREY & GAGE
fune g. 1873 4
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Just RECEIVED per Express a large lot ci
y Fashionable, sol, fur Hats, Pearl ard Black
for sale cheap BY
D. T. HUMPHREY & GAGF.
Juue Q, 1858.
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sl0TIIE SSAIIiS.

| n great variety including the patent, AID ais,
the wrought iron spath, for sale by
s. ". & II. TUCKER.
June 10, 1856 caw
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once conceLsr.tsl, 10 13al Il e largest
81. amer en- The Upper Mississippi and
when .he locks and dams are completed
We shall haye continued navigation until
Tie river is y. zen<oYer.
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.. l. iAAltNS. H. tLAYPGGLE.
4. L.. UeHning n Co,
SUCCESSORS 10 GRANVILLE n. SMITH AZ to.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN IN
CHANGE.

MAIN a1REET, kEOhUK. f0NA.
- irHT CHECKS on all tie principal etties
~ Constantly for sale in SKINS to siiit
COLLECTIONS on this d RENTED for promptly
az current rates Of Exchange
We wlll buy nd sell ali Kind # G Ia. Specie,
and nncarrent u nz Notes, at beet rates.
Interest allowed On special deposits.
Refereness
Cash. A,n. Fvciange Bank New York.
Mes9cs f. w. CLARK Dodgn Z 60
. Iucas 4 Slmouds, ST. Louis.
+" l.. " Clsrk & Bros.
n Corwlth & Co., Galeaa
May -, 1858.
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AAsAING MA1HINEs.
GRlN MIIlIIs.
Grain Se{ihcS aud Cradles.

| NeLUDISG The Grafcy4ae Cradles, lafg'
1 Stock Tor sale bY
s w 4 III. TUCKER.
June d. ls55 a&w
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Large sand screens.

az Inc upright hind FOR hrieklayer. ard rea.ot
Y for saie ty S " ( II. TUCKER.
June -, 1850. d&w
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Another Wagon.

4 J, RALsTON & I RIO, vii promptly deliy-
- Ell ia any part OF the city oil articles ordered
from thelr New Grocery aud Provision Store
rs Johnson Street. Orders solicited.
jane 9, 1898.
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" JtEwELL
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Anss shovsl..
Picks ard aIattocks.

LARGE Stock # different qualities al s,
,5lls prices. Tot sllc sy
S.W & II. TUCKER.
il 10 cav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20
DIED

ANDREWsAt Yori vile Thursday De 49, ofeoo,,..io,
Of the brain JAMES T.. the ony child OF Ben amin sod
Amanda Andrew, sEed years and I month.
ieud- OF the fnly
invited srtsId ID funeral sunday 10 o'clock
fu her notice.
Delaware county papers psese copy.
BUNTIE-O SThursdsy, Oct. 49, JAMES 1RRyEY, only sen
ofJo,ph and Msaret Blntn sged Is years moulhs and
2 DAYS.
ush 70 New buryport, Mas, for interDsr.
Nevburypoit Mss Dover y. H., papers please copy
COyEETBY-Ol Friday afternoon Oc'l9 AROLISE ANN,
re Of Rob Coventry Ia tbs 9h Of her
Her fun will pace SOndzy nsxs a. O'Clock r W.
from residence No. IL Fs. street her insn1s and
th0se T. I. Defr-st aud L. s. burns fe
eesed ere respectfully invited srtsnd without further
1otic-. her remains vii be taken 70 Green wood
HARRIYGTOE-In Jersey CITY, Fddsy, Oct. -, Mrs
LUCY W.. Of toe late Vim. Harrington Of addiso~n
Conn. 10 the SZd year OF her 49,
O.boin respectfully inved 10 az nd her flass 90
surdsy afte noon O'clock, from 81. Mathew church,
su.Gst without further DyGtien Tas rem Alas will be
taken 20 Greenwood Cemetery.
McdletCwn psFers pleate copy.
syITH-On W.dr e.dsy Oct H. ct South Orange ~ J. NJ
SAMUEL SMITH for msny year. respsctsd resident q
Msrsfed, Conn, IN the S7sh year Of his age.
Connecticut papers pleSe copy.
sfONFT4 ri, nds ofth ate SUMNER STONE Invited
10 ar end his Green wood {. Metsry SATURDAY Il
II o'cirek NJ Carriages VIII b. ia waiting 81 the Cham
bsfs strre. depot Of the budson riyer rslrosd
USOERHLL-On Friday Oct. 70. FRANCEs LYDIA, dsnTh'
Ter a. Eliza Urderhl, ~ d year and months
The Of family respectfully invited TO attend her
fun. raj AZ ocoek NJ Monday the 2ls. Inst o. the
reaids nee psTsris No. % West Thirty 9Th street.
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MARRIED..

BFRRIAN-wEED-In North Andoyer. Mass, on Wedne,
dsy Oct II by The J. ?. Robinson, GEORGE w.
BfRRIAN Jr of EswYoik TO LIZZIE, daughter Of
Dan Weed Esq q tho former place.
BIssELL-GRIFFEN-On Saturday, Oct. Is, a. Calvary
church by The Rev. y. L. Hasks ID. D. Col GEO, II.
BlssELLd Louisisns, TO Ms, OPHlE LOUISE, diusst
ofthe ate Charles Grifen, Esq. oiihs city, -,
CAsLER- GOlhGon Thudsy, Oct s, 10 the church 9ttae
ri rims BToctlyn by the Rev. Dr. Sorrs T. ; ASHER,
Esq Cf Ntw.York eitI, to Miss MARGARET VI daughter
ofthe lsts Joseph Going, Esq of Conmel, ireland
CUNAe-MACARTHY-O Monday, Oct: ID, oy me h1y,
Dr. Evans at the residence Ct the brides bro her, JOHN
CHARLES CUBAN ~ Mia JANE MCCARTHY, 81 OF ths
LLEs-BLACHLYln this city on Thur'a.y Oct y . :,
81. Marks church. by the Res. Dr. Aethon- JAMES
COLES Jr MARY j., youngest daughter Of the lafe
Diver b. b achy Of Cincinnati -
FIsH-CARRIGAN-fn Midde'Ovn, Com on Thursday, Oct
49, By Prof LiIdssy, CHARLES 3. FISH Esq.' arm u
Osborne Fish of Brook IN, N Y. TO ALAIaA L., youngest
daughter If DaI lei Csrnsan OF the former pisee-
Chliiornia papers please copy. -,
GIbSON-bURROW-On Sunday, Oct. a. BY the Raw M
Green. NJ. A. GIBSON OF Lrgsn,port, Ind, aud Mis-
HARRIET BuRROW, formerly Of Poughheepns ~ l..
GRIsCOM-HOLmES-At Nev. Bedford, ThuTsssy: Oct
Is,EDWAhD GRIsCOM Of Atlantic, n. j., 70 JERUsHA
r. HOLMES Of New. Bedford
fOT1s-GlLLETrE-On Thursday, Oct 49, by tho Rev Dr..
fous a. ne University place church, AUTHUR POTTS to
ilss LYDIA A GILLETTE, daughter Of HerVey Oh st.e
RIDLEY ALTERS-At Bedford Wesrhsstsr county
y; =; on Tu.sisyl Oct l6, by the Rev Calsb Clapo
JEREMlAH ". RIDLEY Of his city 10 Exss LYDIA "
WALTERS Of Bedford. ~