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CARDS.

STRlgAlE9 ELLIS 6 CO.,
WHOLESALE Dealers IN
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
(. No. g. PHbir Square, Nashville.
TIATE TeeeiyeG an extensive FALL and WINTER
Stoes 81 The abeye goods hich thcy OfeF 70 the
Erat atsl times, Is LARGE sad COMPLETE as any IN
tie lace. AMI thev respectfully solicit call from MeT
chants wishing goods at the lowest maTke
fc ,.rs. Wool I.rsev fazen in exchange forroo
aai payment g ea, BE highest market value
arg 5. 2 Il. co
:. 4 oEEar. " 2. DEERY R. L DERRY.
BEERA BROTHERS.
ALIs0SIA NAEUEACTURING COMPANY
o9is' Ao. l'4 Pt3t; Ffaase, Aasbga,s, Tennessee
ID4y2s-t~ly.
GROCERIES. LIQUoRs, WINES &C.
DAVIS = SWAMI.
AUCTION se COMMISSION MERCH1NT.2
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Wines,
Liquors, cc,, sc.
Eo. - EAsT-SIpE pUELIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
HAyE IN NST0RE-by recent arrivals, aud which they
Offer for sale FOR cash, al the lowest prices we
ol5 hhjs sugar, of every grade from very 6Be TO al
4GaI'es below;
$50 bags Rio Coffee;
200 bzirels Pi4nsajio1 Nolasses;
35c half bos 10 Molasses
81 bbis Crushed ard Powdered sugar;
30 d. Loaf SUglr, No. / 10 No. ..
ESQ boxes Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco;
VITA almost every other article in the Grocery and Ii
qEOT line TO the demands OF Country and CITY BUYERS
which they detsun ned sell low a. any house IN
Middle Tennessee They have also TO arrive, 10000
Sacks dGe Sat, which viii be sod IN lois the Whaf 70
srit purchasers ut u small rido advanced on cost.
Country Merchants and others visiting this city q buy
Goods m oar line, would Do vel TO give call before
DAVIS & swANy.
te6eo No. 70. Public SQUARE.
A sARDALLE. LOUIS DELncLE
GARDELLE x DELAIGLE,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ACCOMMOOATiOS WHARF,
CHAaLEsros, :. G.
iBERAI advances made ca CooF .u"ents Of Produce
Goods.
REFsgExors-Bustin & Walker, Doughty : Bsar. Au- /
gusia; J. Fraser Co, Charleston. Faugl5-6m.
CARTER, THOMAS * uOU(5ii's
UNITED STATES HAIL LINES OF
EzE{A SPLENDID 4FSA /
-FOUR HORSE COACHES,
JACKSON AND MEMPHIS,
COLUMBIA, LEXINGTON AND WAYNESBORO.
One Hundred miles turnpike and the balance
a beautiful High Ridge Road.
/ EAFEH Nashville MOuC@ys, Wednesdays and FT:-
days 1t o'eio-k, P n. Apply at General Stage
Office, je5)-;t g. Il. SLAUGHTER, Agent
DYE x BARNES,
WAREHOUSE AND C0MAIsSI0E HERCEA NTS,
CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND REYNOLDS STS.
AUGUSTA, GA
Liberal cash ad7ances made on Cousgnments of Cot
oa and other produce.
REFER TO
Hon. John P. King,
Charles }. jenkins,
Andrew j. Miller,
Nu,idmSchey
lu-- a.
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OLOCRS-
= 8 cases 30 hour Weight Clocks
q " Gothic Spring Clocks,
Also Bronze % hour and eight day Alutel Tine Pieces
Received and for sale by
dscI3 A..MORRISON i co.
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SUNDRIES.


r STEWART =. l. WEAKLY
STEWART & WEAKLEy,
Wholesale Grocers Commission Merchants and Dealers
IN Forsigna and Domestic Liquors,
! No. Broadway. Nashville, Tennessec.
5000 lbs Manoia Cordage. iC9l lbs Tared Cordage;
/ lc00 los Cots Cordsge; 500 bags fine SAT-;
50 reels pacg Yarn; eco '' coarse 40,
loo bales Oakum; 25 hhds Sugar;
500 lbs ass Twiae 100 bags Rio Coffee;
% bbis Rusiu 10 bbls Lard OIL;
25 bbls Pitch: 100 bbis Teb ia hoaases;
50 pigs Lead, 20 doz Corn Bro0Da;
kegs oar do: 3 bags PepPeI;
80 sss'd Nails: 50 boxes No Soap;
5s Trot Spikes 10 Scujca Suuti
lV,090 Napoleon and Jenny Lind Cigns;
% boxes manufactured Tobacco;
f. " Smoking Tobacco;
80 = ground Mustard ana Pepper
lod0z Zine Wash Boards;
300 assorted DiGgjOHs
D chests best lnpeIiai and Black Teas
% bbls crushed and powdered Sugar;
Joe bbs Whisky, various brands;
% bsgs old government Rio Coffee;
90 " ass d Yarns from +. Woods Factory;
10 kegs Golden syrup:
70 boxes Summer Cendes;
30 " Star do;
50 doz Mason's Rlacaiog;
30 boxes half pinL pnt and pint tiaSSs;
200 bags Nancy Table Sal;,
indigo Aadder, Soda, Wrapping Paper, CopPeras, Yer
macla, Maccaroaa Market Bilnkes lops, CAlsup, Pow
sog9 STEWART wEAKLEY.
GROCERIES. Nc-FEEsH ARRIVALS,
900 SACHS PHlMERiO COtFEE-new crop;
z5 sacks Laguyra Coffee 10 bbs Macaerg. Hsh Of So;
- do good Java do 20 kits do
90 haGs new Sugar. 90 boxes Cod Fish;
- hAs &oaa,cs: % - Smoked iienings;
3p55 do 10; 200 - SarduCs;
25 DO Golden syrup; 20 = = gal a. jar Pickles.
% do Crushed Sugar; 70 " Lemon syrup;
@ DO Powdered do; DO Pepper oauce;
90 do L9f ao, " "a. BItters;
10 Uterces fresh Rice; - duz painted Buckets
81 boxes ana hail boxes NI0nests " Tubs
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AyALTABLE FARM ron EAIF.

i VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
THE subscriber efeTs for sale his residence irng n
AcNary County, Tennessee 9ur Igiiss east Of PuIdy
and Twelve miles vast of Ssvaanah immediately the
St0geroad cotaning 20 of Land75 or 20 acres
under good fence aud in aHe of cultivation 40 acres
OF rich bottom land. There is good roomy framed Gwei
hig fumec barn and able, seTEant hopses
f,:iiUg welLand sp' good young orchard and in
rs healthy peighbprlOOd lie SGte affords H. short
tbs place offers every thing that heart cuuid desire in
home Terms to sur The purchaser and possession given
Immediately ifGe>ie1.
octl I-3Bw. JUnN - CONES
DIR. J. W. GRAY
NfFlCE 10. .. Cherry street, opposite Judge Caron's
" and Dext door TO Dr.. y ". Hail besiderce CITY
Hote. ian3g '54- tt
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
KEW FIRM
IILI;'S * WOLF,
Nos. n 81 Corner OF Market treet and Public Square
And No. "A Market St.
EETA MtlIUS OF the firm Of Minus K Bgos Wholesale
w Manufacturers Of Clothing, Cincinnati has asSocia
cd hlmset with e. OH, for the purpose OF conducting
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING BUSINESS
in Nashville The attention of Country Merchants and
Traders generally Is respectfully solicited TO the large and
fashionable stock in We iler ourselves that
We viii be able 10 compete in price and quality with any
house engaged in this business either here or elsewhere
Our goods manufactured expressly for Cncn-
natl aud the material is purchased direct from the iHpgr
teTs for manufacturers.
All We ask IS examination Of the prices aud quality uf
our goods. isept2ll MllAUS d WOLF
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Metropolitan Store,
HoTll No 81 and 55 College street.
GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.
I UoI received from New York
- CopPerand iron Coal Scues and Eases very elegant
A large sorimsnt OF Tea TRAYS, various sty les;
Richly cut and polished FIRE Irons, in sets;
Stands for iIreirOns, all pa terms;
handsomely jar AIMED Plaie Warmers
DIxun's hne BriiJauIa Tea Sett;
Carved Bread TTen chers and Knives;
Copper aud Block Tin Tea Kettles:
Oyster Dishes, Beef Steak do; Coffee Greelues
Soup Tureeus aad Ladies'. Coffee Urns
Toilet Se Is o. Fool Tubs Slop Jar and Water Carrier;
Nut Picks, Nut Crackers, Napkin Kings
Table Mats Sugar Nippers. Cork Screws;
Lard and OIL Lamps Iron Kitckeu Larnps:
Cruub Brushes Pate Brushes busting Brushes
Hearth Brushes and BrOoms, Feather busters
Foot Scgapers, Dog Irons, Fie Carriers:
Door Mats OF various kinds and at very low nricss
Fine ivory handled Cutlery;
Cutlery with Bone, bony, Cocoa and Horn handles,
Beef Carvers, Bread knives, Cooks Knives.
Clothes Baskets. M4Tks. Baskets Work Baskets.
Cedar Buckets, ChuTns, Water Cans SC &c;
Wooden Ware OF all descriptions;
sauce Pans, FROM haif pint upwards.
lrOu Do, lined with zinc and enamelsd.
Batter caSe Turner'S Egg " hips and Churus.
ButteE MUuiis, Siiters, salt Stamps;
Pc Plates Of all patterns, BatterCake Pans
Cuke Boxes, Tea Canisters;
Patent and PLAN Sad Irons; Toy Sad Irons;
JapanHet Ware OF all kind;
Nurse Lamps, complete sJr ladies' and invalids
bacneos Lamps Tor beating water making eose IN
Wsars constantly receiving from New Yors sccsssous
to cur stock OF House furnishing oo6s and can supply
short notice aoy articles 90 found in this city
nov. % SNOW. MACKENZIE co.
FIFE HUNDRED HHDS. SUGAR,
WILL se!hs above n lots 70 suit country merchants q,
u.aeh lower Prices hsa could be brought from New Or
eaas high stsEe Of water. Nashye 5 now toe chesp-
est Sugar market IN the United States
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing sOpY 70 TIE snsunt Ofe5
and send account 70 this ot6cs-
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rTO COUNTRY MERCE;ANTS.-We have
large AID wei! assorted sock OF Fancy Goods which
VIII sell by the Piece, at small advance eastern cost
'pr cash; or on snort time. STEVENSON d WHITE,
nag25 81 So College 81
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ADAMS &FROST,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AdgeE's North Wharf,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
NFFER their services to the Planters and Merchants Of
Tennessee FOR the sale of Cotton, Tobacco Corn Ba-
and othe produce aud beg leave refer TO the follow
ing gentlemen of Nashville:
'. h. STEVENSON, JOENSON & WEAVER
NJ ALL0wAY& d Co.. IA. MCALLlsTER ( Co.
> =. ALLISON.
IrTreIA-tf
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WINTER " RAPPIN(.s.

UST received and opening this day large invoice Of
81 elegant Slns and Cloth Closks and Tslmas Of the
aest Paris styles Also, super Square aud Long Shawls
81 low prices, al McCLELLANDS
Metropolitan Store
uovll No 81 and 50 College street
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DIR. J. -. GRAY
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.

htFtCE 10. ., Cherry street, opposite Judge Csron's
" and Dext door TO Dr.. y W. Hail Besiderce CITY
Hote' an2y I'D G
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HOUSE KEEPINfs (sOODS.-fIic6 satin La.
- IN s, Embroidered MusIns Curtains,
Lace Curtains, Gotten UanaSks
ly-i, liz Linen and Cotton Sheeiiur
Pillow Case Linens, &c. &C,
IjueH Table Napkins,
Fruit do,
Is dozen coortd Border Damssk Towels,
White gnd COlored Msrseiles Uuills
6.t tor-ice5 da, Pms and Bands,
Cords i1szsls, GEIgs Fruges Curtains Drops: &c &c
STEVENSON & " HITE
mar 50, College 81.
('ANDIlS!C CANDLES!!-5O boxes hard pressed
As1lle- OEid Candies just received and tor sale by
ACREA / TERRASS
p0Vli. Broadway.
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STEWART T. l. WEAKLY
STEWART & WEAKLEy,
wholesale Grocers Commission Merchants and Dealers
IN Foreign and Domestic Liquors
No. & EFoahWav Nashville. Tennessee.
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I AIDES DRESS GOODS.-Plaid and strips
l. Silks, Brocade silks,
Plaid Silks ali shades black silks, extra quality.
Plaid Plain and Figured Bsrages
berlge Robes h0unced Misses Berzge Robes
Jacunet Robes, dOunoed, Embroidered Muslin Rob.
aOUuCed,
French Lawns and Muslins-great variety,
Dotted Swiss, and figured Muslins
Orga1die Ausiins, French ChintIss,
English Cnintz.s and GinghamS
Linen Cambries in great varieties
Sun-Shades and ParasOls
great variety Of Fans.
STEVENSON & WHITE.
mar-3 SO. College ST
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L E'HBROIDERIES.-Th most varied. choice Au
II beautiful assortment of EmbFOlderes We have eve
exhibited, c0nsisting,of
Hiegan, Collars, Sleeves, Chemisettes
CoiaTetes and Sleeves N Sets
Maltese Honiton faeGeienne Pat Lace and CAmbrie Col
lars and Sleeves,
tiounc.ngs and Bands In Jacouet and Swiss Muslins
Scotch Jr@ lnser-iEgs and Edgings il new designs
Lace Cdfe5 Linen Can4brIc HandkeTchsfs Hemsttchsi
udnLkercflGIS,
&c, &c.
STEVENSON 4 WHITE,
n1r-5 50. College St
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BROADWAY HOUSE WING GENERAL COM
MITTEE.

Great excitement existed last evening the Broadway
House. being supposed by the politicians that the fa-
sion ticket lately nominated would up for discus
sion. Upon the hour arriving, the President-Gen VIM
Hail. Of the Fifth wardtook the chair and the secreta
riessbaer of the Sixth ward and Tappan, Of the Fifth
one of the seeding deegates-took their places
The Char announced that the first thing order would
be the consideration of resolution from the Executive
Committee adopting the fusion ticket made at Syracuse
by the wing and republican parties This raised TEN.
pest Immediately and IT moved that be referred
q committee OF Ave.
MIR. y. Deiafeid Smith and John H. White advocated
the reference also did ExSherG Carnly while Isaac
Dayton Of the delegates toSyracuse opposed to
the reference. Altogether the excitement included 1t
certainly was interesting On a vote being
taken reference So voted to refer and Is negatively
The following Is the committee:E d. Smith, Eighteenth
ward John IT, White, Eighteenth ward; William Dolly
Nineteenth ward NJ. r. Brewer, Seventeenth ward VIM.
II. Ada ms, Fifth ward.
Isaac DA,roS then offered similar resolution He said
that the whg party had been anti slavery party from
1887 till the present time. He advocated the principle
the whie party supporting the republican ticket II was
difference only in name, and he wished II to receive our
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Personal Intelligence.
ARRIVALS.

From California via Aspnwa. in the steamship George Law
Ward ESQ lady, three children and servant Col Step
toe U A: Capt ingalls, and servant A; Hood
Fretz Esa DIR Rogers Mrs Gordon and child, Rendxon
Anderson, Miller, Mr. Thorpe w uencker Manning,
lady child; Mathews lady and child II Wilkinson II
Ryerson Saunders. Knowles lady and two children;
Mrs Clendenen, child and fIsnes and LADY,
Marshall W Barron, A Babron, ,r J b lie Baardo, NJ
Porter Smith, q Curtis, Thompson, DIR @ Angel
Poyd NJ W Bowdin, J BauThman, w W T. Green Rev J
Hoderness, p Stokes. Ingalls,, a Marlen, Stall q
d Warren w Balls, Whiting, Kingston Esq. u Flint
u Montpelier A q knsay Edwards, + Deliver, Rand,
Antogin Kellogg, Canene Miss Turner, Phelps n
Williams y Is Joslyn, Brandon, w Russell aud two
children. smith, lady and child Mitchell skipp, w
Clark lady Leilseniofer, Seagrst Stevens
II Kelsey Geo Watkins, Coney, Lennon, q Roach,
Ozarine II Marshall sutierhawaic, u Sofe II Loop,
Mrs Smyrke Mrs Duckworth children and
Moony Moody W BraRdon, y IIeass Llbarie Mar.
TN w ii Johnson o'fIsrra, Teller, Herman Ians.
burg X Jones, Crowell l. BoeD, W II Watson A 10.
sepha, Capt N Wade-21S In the Storage.
From Charleston, In steamship Nashvlle-J q Barker. G
Gardner, Handing Miss Carey Mis- Inger.o Bliss.
II Bss II Brady, Mrs Evans u Bethel, Ellis, Mrs Bur
reii, Mrs bouglsss Mrs Mallory Emanuel Willis, NJ
Iawton Mrs barnett Burke lady, tour children
and servant, Capt WEBSTER fng--I In the seerage.
Fromsk avanpah In steamship Florida-W Williams w T.
Nelson, J Brewer Banks II Blockson, W Noble, G
q McAlmond-6 In The storage.
From Lay spool IN shp Isaac wrish.-F Ley hdy and I'VE
Andrew MeGlynn, Of New York King. Jacob, Hol.
Doee. Shannon Riley. Riley Jose Carro, Gomez.
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From inc New OTIeHns DeIIi, sept 20 .
BY the arrival yesterday If the British schooner Mary
from Ruatan Island which port she left the 18th inst
we learn from Captain Stevens that three schooners
rived at that island the 18th from Truxlo laden with
the specie silver plate, and the most wealthy inhabitants
Of that town. who had fled before the invading force OF
the revoluioniss, who are reported TO be about 400
strong and twenty miles from the city on the 10th
instant.
All the most wealthy inhabitants had already left with
fu belief that the revoiutonists succeeded in taking
the place they would paee the and murder the in
habitants Tbs poorer classes left TO protect the
place und stand the brunt Of the invading force.
eaptain kostelet, with small force Of government
troops had full Of the PRINCIPAL passes 10 the
city, and was endeavoring to stop their entrance which
was considered very doubtful by the flying inhabitants
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC NEW Y0RK-rHB
81 IL %
Al WATER. AZ
Port OF New York, October 2 1855.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamship Bsl Ball. Comstosk LveEpooimEK Collins Co.
Bark ySnn Stroud setson cisnfusgosJ
Brig Eebecca 4 Frances. Linekiln GeorgetownMascr.
ss aso &
s ehr Mnsr s
schr Farwen, Conary, Hailoweil-B Meicalf
ARRIVED.
s5iS win pssseassis specie Roberts va '
y MGOdnS Win %sss and
Wsw exchanged signals with steamship Alabama hence
Steamship Nashville Berry Charleston 80 hours with mase
pas bound blue
der with red diamond in y same day, " PM ssnsized
for Charleston Saw ship ashore inside Of Ha,teras shoals
ssp EMPIRE ssrssa liverpool 70 days with mdse and %
Ship Isaac Wright ASeel Liverpool q days with mdse and
Ship Gaena, Leavit Newcastle, +, Aug 80, with COAL to
@ fsn sssP Sess
@ on e r. SPOKE scr
Of rymouth out months with 900 fish; 26h lat A. Ion 49,
JySssy ssIs% Crosby Newcastle Aus,s with coal
with e Tyson Win
same day lat q 10 ion 50 40 experienced gale
Bari A S;s s Farrell Palermo Avg passed Gibraltar
with blue ball in and white ball inside the blue bound
the Straits Sept7 lat 56 81 Ion 81 spoke brig Village Belle,
from uaba for Valencia, span hst provisions supplied
her with -four and beef
schr Hummng Bird r), Chisholm, Windsor days, with
plaster, 10 Pickard Co.
Scbr Rebecca, Woglam City Point, Va, 4 days.
Schr Emelne, Carey, Virginia.
schr Eliza Jane, Thomas Virginia.
Schr William Evcrson, Clark Virginia.
schr Corneia Hovey, Brandywine.
Schr Texan, Thayer, Eastport, 3 days.
Schr Buxton Titcomb, Southold, IS hours
Schr john Grant, Rondout for Salem.
BELOW.
Brig VIM Moore (of Bangor), Eaton, from West indies.
The ship Enterprise reported below the LIST inst
probably meant tor the Underwater, since arrived.
SAILED.
Steamships United States, Havana; Philadelphia, do; ships
West Point Lverpoo Dreadnough do; Wellington New Or.
leans; st Nicholas, Hayre
Wind at sunset, North, and light, 9th rain.
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hearty support This however referred to the same
committee.
The committee then adjourned.
The result Is victory the so called republican
party. handpn circulated through the room dur
ing evening, calling upon all true wings not to be sold
out.
SIXTEENTH WARD WING CHARTER NOMINATIONS.
For Councilman, Forty fifth district Edward Wes.er
welt; Forty-fourth district, W. NJ. Bull
AMERICAN DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
ComptyoIl1--A. G. Flagg
Corporation Counsel. ST. 4. Tomlinson.
,SheyiG.-James c. Willet
Governor Of Alnshoue.-Challes Partridge.
County ClT1.-Stephen Van Nostrand.
CRY ins1ector.-Henry d. johnson.
Street Co,nmissioae1.-J. Mech Henry.
Commissioner Of Repairs and Spplie-Daniel w. Nor
Coron0s--Dr. II. Wilhelm, Thomas whelen, DR.. J. A..
Fofesch.
Judges.-supreme Court, James r. Whiting; Superior
Court, Jonas B. Phillips, Richard Busted; Common
Pleas George shea.
Police Justice Of 1sM and 2la Wards-Richard G.
Downing.
Senators.--Third district, David O'Keef; 4th, John
Commeriord; 9th, X. A. Bailey; 9th, A. Ming.
Assemtiymen1st district, Michael Ryan; I'd, Charles
Mccarthy; 7th David Marsh; 9th, Charles Smith 10th,
day; 18th, Arthur Woods.
Atder7nen.-4th ward, Bartholomew Heaey; 8th Thos.
Bradbury; 10th, Norman Mcleod; 18th, Conrad Swack
hammers l6th VIM J. Haskett 18th, Charles vandewort;
goth, Batus NJ. Fowler; 22d, Henry Lebeneau.
Couneiimen 9Th district, VIM. Cieary; 7th, George
Bckford 18th, Mathew Murray; 18th John Ahern 18TH
Charles Bowell; 10TH Robert Wild 20th A. l.. Brewer;
23d, Eugene McGrath; oath, Jacob Windmuer Goth
Foster 3. Williams; 2sth, William Taylor; Goth, William
wig Richter Ssth Peter Asten; 45th, w. G. watrous;
50th, Michael Smith; SD, Dennis Ryer SD, Timothy
Waters, Jr. b4th, Patrick Smith.
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On Tuesday, October 2 by the Rev. VIM. G. Howey J.
swAssn h.snoHD Of Toronto Canada to hiss MATILDA
On Tuesday October mt the residence Of the bride by
the Rev. DR.. Cummings, Mr.. SOLOMON D. Lourn to Miss
NARY JANE LAKE. eldest daughter of the late John Lake.
st. Louis papers please copy.
On Sunday evening, Sept 80 by the Rev. James Miett
at his residepce No. III Fast Seventeenth street, Mr.
SAMUEL T. PALMER, Of Norwich Ct, to Miss SARAH JANE
scongID, Of Roxbury, Mass.
Al Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening,
October 2 by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Mr. rHEoDoRE
T,iTos to Miss EizAKEH n. RICHARDS, all Of Brooklyn.
On Wednesday sept. 10, by the Rev. Mr.. Meeker pas
tor Of the Reformed Dutch Church, Bushwck, Mr. Axx
AMBER ROGERS TO Miss ELEANOR MARIA youngest daughter
Of John McCyedie, Esq, Of Flushing L. !.
Philadelphia Ledger please copy.
In Jersey City tuesday morning, October g. by the
Rev Mr. Strong Capt ALFRED SoMrs Of Gloucester Mass,
to Mrs. MARY b. HATCH Of Jersey City.
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Died.


On Tuesday October ANNE, wife Of Michael Barrett,
in the Goth year Of her age.
The funeral will take place at two O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon from No. l72 Sixth street. between avenues
and G.
Albany papers please copy.
On Sunday, Sept. 80, WILLIAM a. CONWAY, in the 3Oth
The friends and relatives, the members of New York
Chapter No. Al q y. A. and the order in general are
at ten O'clock from his late residence, No 25 Spring
street.
aged 81 years and IA days
Her relatives and friends invited to attend the flu
neral from the residence Of her sonn law GEORGE TAY
LoR No. 1O7 King street, ths afternoon at o'clock
On Monday, October l, after lingering illness, which
he bore with Christian ortude and resignation, MICHAEL
FAIIoN.
The relatives and friends Of the family and the mem-
beers Of Company Fitzgerald Guards, Ninth Regiment NJ
s. NJ, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
this afternoon at two O'clock from his late residence
No. 30 West 1hrteth street. without further invitation
On Monday night, October !, THOMAS HAISsnRo aged
His friends requested to attend the funeral this af
ternoon at two from his late residence No. $40
West Twenty ninth street, near Tenth avenue.
In Brooklyn, on Monday morning, October l. after a
long and painful Illness Capt ALEXANDER j. CARTWRIGHT
The relatives and friends of the family the members
the Marine Society and Board Of Marine Surveyors
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence skman street between Myrtle and Park ave-
vitaton.
Tn Monday, October /, PATRICK GREGORY, in the 18th
year of his age.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence No. 1l8
York street Brooklyn, this afternoon at two O'Clock.
st. Louis papers please copy.
In Brooklyn Monday evening October l. Mr.. GEORGE
A. Soaring, in the 34th year of his age.
His friends and relatives invited to attend the fune
raj, without further notice, this afternoon at three
O'Clock, from the residence Of Mrs. E. Clark, No. 239
Hicks street, Brooklyn
On Tuesday, october 2, Mrs. MARY MALIEs, aged 80
years.
The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence No.
202 First street. Williamsburg, tomorrow afternoon at
two O'Clock.
At the residence Of Mrs. Mitchell, No. 81 Irving place,
Hoboken Friday, Sept. %, of apoplexy, MARraA c.
APJoBN Of Dublin, Ireland.
Her remains were inferred in Trinity Cemetery.
Dublin papers please copy.
At Danbury Ct on Monday afternoon, October l. Mrs.
JULIA e. wife OF Leonard N. Decker, Of Brooklyn, l. H.
in the SGD year of her age Also, in Brooklyn Mon
day evening" October of disease Of the heart Mr. LEON
N DE1IICKRR, of the firm of Mack, Delicker Co., in
the 42d year Of his age His remains will be taken to
Danbury for interment
At Pittsfeld Mass, Monday Sept. "a, of hydroce
phalus EMILY BKEMAN only child Of David and Carrie
3. Nichols, Of this city, aged II months and 10 days.