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The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22
o,her Word. to ..Neu, Wa. |. 80, ;,

Oiher Words 10 ssNeHy was n Lady. >,
Leaving The village at the dawnipp
Gladly watched each bri-hr'niny raw.
Hearing my Nelly's kind good morning"
Seeing her sr:ile ilume my way.
Nelly's gone forever,
Death passed her door;
Nelly's smile will light my path
Never-never more.
When work was over. daylight flcciing,
Back 10 my home with joy again
Thinking of Nelly's kindly greeting.
Down where the trees arch DER the | ne.
Nelly comes no longer,
Death passed her door;
Nelly's voice will welcome me
Never-never more.
Now sad to me the morn and even.
Joyless to me the world has grown,
Since my dear Nelly went to Heaven,
And left me weeping here alone.
Nelly's gone forever.
Death passed her door;
Nelly's voice will speak to me,
Never-never more
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22
LUNA HOUSE.

d. TIE UNDERSIGNED
E.siii would respectfully inform
I'LL the public that he has thor
oushly reficd the
aud is prepared TO entertain the travelling com
munity in the most hnspiable manner. lie
hopes by his strict attention tu busiEess 10 merit
liberal patronage from his friends anu the pub
lie generally.
The Table
will always be supplied with the very beat the
market affords
The Bar
will be constantly furnished with the choicest
Liquors and Cigars
Annexed is a good and secure CORRAL,
which will always have on hand good article
Of Hay and Barley, at prices TO suit customers.
In short, neither trouble expense on my
part will be spared, Ia make this Que oi the best
houses i'll Northern California
P.F TURBUSH, Proprietor.
Red Blnffs, Oct. 10, 1885. oa0ii
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22

1 A correspondent in England says-"A
story goes The rounds, which cannot youcb for
es being more than report /, is said that RI =
sultan has been so struck with the fact Of Emo.
nsh iadies chari'ably devoting themselves to the
good o the soldiers as they have don here that he
came to the conclusion it mus, he ,hs;r ptl ;.
which made such difference between r., ,ba,.,
end the Turkish females So he bcpun 10 rsad
he Bible. in order to compare It's teacbine with
hat OF the Korann' WIN
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22

n Little acts Of kindness, gentle words. Low.
ps smIles-they strew the path If life with
sowers, they make the sunshine brighter and
We green earth greener and He who bade us
Iiose one another looks with favor upon the
&entie and kind hearted. aud He pronounced
Me meek blessed.
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22
THE TAB LIE
SW A EY,S lot L L..
Lower Springs.

TWO NILES BELOW SHASTA.
f.5,tsk THIS HOUSE is located in good
lii IN mining district, and possesses superior
- - advantages for the accommodation of
miners and the travelling public. Teamsters are
assured that every attention will be paid to their
wants. Hay and barley always on hand at the
lowest market prices. BENZ. SWASEY.
Dec. 80, 1854. If
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22

How WILD GEESE ARE TAKES.-" The way
they catch geese" says the Buffalo Republican,
" on the western. waters, is sufficiently wonder
iul, without at all taxing the incredibly OF any
one. They very fond of small and very
active eel. armed with sharp head and teeth.
whose habits insist upon its swimming very near
the surlacc of the water. 1t is very seldom the
geese can get hold OF this choice morsel, and
when they do, they have a grand jollifcaton
over it. This eel the hunters use as "a bait for
their geescships. short time since, two hun
ters went out 10 catch wild geese. One hunter
laid down in his canoe with trout line attached
to his wrist, and on the other end in the water.
was tied the nimble, sharp-headed eel before
spoken of. The canoe fioated slowly through
the marshes, and came gradually along large
flock OF geese, and the eel swimming along close
to the surface. One venerable bon uicant of a
goose gobblcd up The eel like "A flash; also the
eel had made its way through the body of the
epicure, and 10. the goose was on strong.
Another goose, afflicted with luxurious palate,
swallowed the eel, but without any particular
satisfaction, as the eel, hardly noticing the OBJ.
siruction, travelled through the goose grease
with scarcely an effort. And SO this identical eel
travelled and travelled, until seventeen geese
were the string, and our scientific friend,
thinking he had been fortunate enough, com
menced hauling them into the boat. But, won
der OF wonders, the seventeen geese upon
their wings as one goose, aud before our friend
OF the canoe could make a will or say prayer,
he was lifted bodily from the canoe, through the
combined efforts OF seventeen geese attached to
his wrist, and ere he was aware of it, was thirty
feet above the water. friend of his on shore,
who saw the difficulty, and his rifle being loaded,
shot off the string and rescued his friend So,
instead of wild goose our hunter got cod duck
and, although he fishes no more for wild goose
with eels he is prepared to affirm, asseyeraie or
swear to the truth of the foregoing"
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22

g syphilis, scrOfun and Diseased
BLOOD.-"Dr. Guysotts improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla' is a true specific
The proprietors have in their possession over
one hundred certificates of the most extraord
nary cures effected by it. We can safely say
TRY IT. 1t revives the dropping constitution
eradicates all humors from the blood. and by its
tonic properties restores the invalid TO life and
visor. As a spring and summer medicine it has
no equal. Its singularly eflicacious action on
the blood, its Strengthening and viviiyns action
on the system stands pre-eminent above all 9th
er Sarsaparlas. If you would have the rose
brought back TO your cheek, clear, healthy
and transparent skim and life and vigor imbued
through the system, take Guysott's Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. 1t contains more
of the pure Honduras SarsaparilIa than any 9th
er preparation extant. which is chemically com
bined with the extract of Yellow Dock and cx-
tract of Wild Cherry, thus making the remedy
more thoroughly efficient than any other Sarsa
parila before the public. At the same time il is
perfectly free from all mineral posons, which
cannot be said of any other SarsapariIla com-
pounds Sold by PARK s. WHITE,
Sole Agents. Washington Street,
between Sansome and Battery,
San Francisco.
Also by DR.. BENZ. SHURTLEFF,
Agent, Shasta.
DAVIDSON & HARRIS, Agts,
se293m Weaverville.
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22
THE EAGLE HOTEL.

fs5,Ss4 THE UNDERSIGNED
iii# have the pleasure of -ATln
InMlssA nouncing to their friends <-S-
and the public. that they have taken charge of
this elegant and commodious Hotel.
They are determined that in no particular
shall any department Of the establishment be
second-rate.
BE- Is.
The sleeping arrangements are such rs will
not ial to satisfy our customers.
THE TABLE.
No expense or trouble will be spared 10 pro-
the very bes, food that our market affords.
THE BAR,
viii always be supplied with the choisest
Liquors, Cigars, &C.
STA G ES,
One of the California Stage Company's, Shasta
and Sacramento line of stages, make daily ar
rivals at, and departures from the EaSle Hotel.
We solicit fair share of patronage. Call
and try us.
ST. SOUTHERN.
Shasta, Sept. 90. S55 sep22-tf
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- ssY6
'SHEAIIH % g0. B06Y.')YlaNp lelNlM!No MIN Q -

A TTENDlNG and resident Physician, J. l..
IN CZAPKAY, NJ. D., late of the Hungarian
revolutionary war; chief Physician TO the Goth
Regiment of Honveds, chief surgeon to the Mil
itary Hospital of Pesth, Hungary, and late lee
turer the Diseases of Women and Children.
Particular attention given 10 the Diseases of Wo-
men and Children
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22
IRON! IRON! IRON!
GEORGE C. JOHNSON & CO.,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
I'm Iron, Steel and Cumberland Coal,
36 and 3S Battery street, San Francisco.
INV E have on a full assortment of
w American and English Bar Iron.
Sweedc and Russian Bar Iron.
Shutter sheet and Boiler Iron.
Plough. spring and sheet steel.
Blister, shear and German steel.
Sanderson's Cast steel
Toe Corkins steel.
Weights and Mousehole Anvils.
Swedge Blocks and Cones.
Wright's solid Box Vices.
Bellows and lodges.
Carriage Bolts.
Shutter and Boiler Rivets.
Files, Rasps, Horse Nails. Borax, &c.
Cumberland Coal.
Norway shoe shapes sep22-3mo.
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER.
1NHE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing between the undersigned, under
the firm of Kotz & Co., in the Butchering bus-
ness. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Persons to whom We are indebted will please
present their claims for payment, and those in
debted to the firm will oblige US by settling the
same at once. r. kLOTZ,
JOHN KLOTZ.
The business will continue to be carried on
by John Klotz at the old stand.
r. RLOTZ, Agent.
Shasta Dec. 80. 1854. d3O-tf
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Tn..sres md Exa,b,,,oos.

AsAP,r ,s srs,' Iesr, .. Ernsni il
sTi:
ssser Mrit 90 Don silva and sisnor Arusld Don Ri
nassy ssrse aud Respectable aadercS tho houss hi,
evening wiz iUeiy be crowded In every department The
BROADWAY TnrATnE-Tbe benefit OF Mr. l. paven.
sS s to s sSng hS last sr Gns "1 s
Commenced The amusemsn.s-Mr. pavcoport as william
Mad iens as Fmms The fourth act shakspeares play
shJlock Miss yinnr rs Por.a !" Black Eyed susaa con
sudos Si-sT. davenport as William, Miss vining as
BowERy THrkTRE.-The benefit Of Messrs Couy and
Me.s 9. mes on 70 nght The new drama Of the Blood
drama the ouranr outana and the csnslusn1
vii 70 the drama 81 The cnlah the LEADING chs
rrnn 80 "''' ''"''' anu Afs
BrnTos. Tn.ArRE57he saual weekly comic trea. i.
Family Burton. Joraan, Mrs Housh Mrs. Burton, Miss
1siS s s,' fnSn6 Deus TIE I 6s
several vortc airs all viii close with the TcodI,s
Bufttn o. Timothy.
wALLAck's Turarnr.-Ths very popular comedy Of the
cast he porSlss conc Sis,a o. ssssSsss IN inaia vii
Ssss sra the ,Iss q vii sr%nas the
rct., Nrs Billie ~ Mrs Stevens viii appear.
IArARcE,s MrrRopoLirAN.-Thet benefit OF Mr.. NJ BAR.
ps M1sy vi v VI,
q wind,Sr.M, n,sls,. :. Ysi,sa Mr. Barnett a. pr.
,sinme.t s close with the "oid Gusrd-Mr Barnett
!, Tor this dsyin the Afternoon the drama
THO Ola Chateau and In the evening the OF the
Nothing Both pieces well cast.
WooDs hiSsrnrLs Tho same programme as last even.
ing
Bgcsrry's srRESApEns. - Norma is again announced
PyruAa's M,Nsrn rIsTbe benefit Of Miss Jane Courley
to.bight-s rich bill IL offered.
on o. IL concert on Saturday aftsrnoon Al Nbio sa
loon It'll hored HE friends win rally on the OCCASION
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Coroners' Ioquests.

FATAL ACCIDENT Coroner o'Donnel held an inquest
yesterday, at the New York Hospital upon the body of
John Dev'in native Of Ireland SO years Of age who
to his death by eusion Of blood into tbs thorax
from fracture Of the ribs received bybeing
run by coal cart the 2so inst while crossing
Eighth avenue, near Fortieth street.
FoUND DRowNED-UNKNowN MEs.-Au unknown man,
about Eve feet 8k inches in height So years Of age,
had dark hair, but whiskers, wearing blue frock
coat black cloth vest old cashmere pants striped cot
ton Shirt linen BOSOM Canton flannel undsrshirt and
drawers and long, heavy boots found in the water
at pier foot Of Wall street Coroner ODonnel held
an nque pom the body Of tue deceased, when YER
dict CT supposed dro xnipg," was rendered.
Coroner Gamble held IN inquest upon the body Of a
man about 80 years OF age who recognised as Pa
trick McMshon who found floating in the water in
the Wall ferry clip The deceased had been miss
ed for 10 weeks past AMI It is supposed accidentally
fell overheard Deceased native OF Ireland, The
jury rendered verdict of found drowned
The body Of unknown man, about As years OF age,
was also found floating in the water pier IL North
river The deceased from his dress an general appear
ance is supposed TO have oeen a 'lougshoreman No
marts of violence being ionpd upon the body, verdict
OF Death BY drowing was rendered by the jury.
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News from Cnlln

tF.om tie New Orleans Pcasune, May 1sl
The Back Warrior, j. D. Bullock commander, ARR gsd
this morning
The Black Warrior lert Havaus the 18th
The Captain General about to be aseent from IA.
vapa for week 70 review the forcss-younteers and
regnlsrsat Matanzas Cardenas, &c On his return 1t
The Frslish sloop ofwar Euryoics sailed a cruise
the 18th
The busire Of the port has teen regular ana the
weather GOOD.
The following is our correspondents letter.
HAVANA, May IL, 1866.
Fstetsn 0vie6o wealthy man, who has been con.
fined the Pouton, has bstn permitted to enter ino
very heavy bal 10 proceed TO bis estates in the country
for eight days to arrange his Affairs at the expiration
Of which ptIiod he is to proceed to Spain.
An order has been given that no language except
Spanish is TO he spoken on board the Ponton.
The nts and corporals Of the negro companies OF
volunteers ordered the other day 20 out and OBJ
tain recruits vOluptserso of course.
crosses TIE lay oue evening last week to witness
re2tp NJ or the volunteers practice firing at target.
1be target vas considerably larger than man. The
dissrte they fred from the target about seventy
yaiet; and ont OF than eight hundred shots some
fifteen Ct tstnty only hit the target and not struck
within circle OF about eighteen inches in diameter
which wns oTEEn in the centre of the target.
But one o. the entire regiment he'll hs mskst pr3
perry ond cid snow his would certainly send It.
the forget wbiist consderaSle number want far be-
yopu w. shO, III guess the n.u skstg were overioaie
Cne kcSec 20 severely % stretch enc OF the cslaut
On ne broad Of lis back, st wish event
There hes been auothef iuporta ~ r,,,an. r.o
Yucstar--lpl "a npmher - ' i'on
stveral very heavy failures Of msrchants and ,r
sve taken lace IN this island very recently
Sur day bepg The annyersary OF the brtho ar rr.,,o
Asis Se Bourbs King Cousort Of spain th-ea d. n
luffs" fred 10 the OF he la ara rars
tpsDt was given 10 the evening a. Trio @atro ia VIT
rteys, which Gen. Conchs and isml'y attended,.
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Herald Marine correspondence

EDGARTOWN, May 19--Arr schrs Julia Newell, Baia,
Baltimore 'or Halifax MS Amsts Foster, Norfolk for Bos
ton.
Arr slst sehrs Louisa Hx New York for Boston, Hura
Wood Nlorh for Portand Eliza jane Rockand for New
York; st Stephen. -, NYork for Calais I'm coming into
Henry Morrison, jackson, Nev York tor Boston.
Alexander Alexander, Oxford via Bath; Thos Hx Hall
Rondout for Boston; George Mary Lord aew York for
Portland; Pennsylvania Dix. do do.
Sid sehrs Eliza Jane, Barnard Nantucket Eliza Jane
Day, New York
Sic sd, trgs Round Pcud Mechanic Thomas Edv ard
sehrs VIM Pope. Challenge Miller, Hampton; Whining
ton Roanoke Sarah Seavy, Avon, Hura julia Ne we'll
Amytls, rArah LOUISE Alexander Justiua, Thos Htx
steamer Ii Morrison
In port schr st Stephen.
PHILADELPHIA, May "a Arr ships sirocco, West Ii
brigs Jere Fowler Wipslox SYoik; VIM Greton, WsS'
nsr poysand ehsi shailsr HartfsId niaiin Melvin
Hsrtforj;J Roach Bateman, Salem; Cambridge, York.
Fall River; Compton, Weaver Proydencs; Helen Smith,
Smith. Sac Hsrber; steamer Sanford Sanford NYorp.
CID barks Venezuela Davis Laguayra Jno Welsh Steel
Kingston, ia; briggs Com Stewart Bishop, Salsm Gro
ton, Wehb, bostor; schrs F1ohiss Hand Kingston Ja
Cambridge, York Portland; Roach, BAteman, Boston;
Curtis hsey Hartford VIM ColIy Rsynor, Middle
town; Chief shaer Hartord; Sylvia Higbee Auntey Fall
River; Ashmesd. Chattin. PIovidence BueBa Vista
Potter, Fall River John Compton, Weaver. Dghton;
haiip Melvin gym; ssratcEa aodgdon, AID Lady suf
mouth rs Quaker City, Hodgdon, Charleston, Sanford
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At the st. Nieholas-Colonel A. Bradford San Fran
s Nile sSsrnan Pehis,se
Mcclure Albany; Miss Dean, St. Louis; j. B. riehOlas,
At the Metroplitan-Rev. Geo E. Ellis, Chariestown;
pr F. hsga s. Hen mn, W M sa Dr. T.
A. the Aston Col rosney, a. D. Brown, Washington
Allen and Cept Jcnninas California.
From California vi, Aspinwa,i the steamship George
sf Man E
Reed Mrs neip. DR. Jeiiy Mrs Msathsw and ssia,
Il,
snS Mrs. and four shdrsn
Fsss a sHs a1 'se wv BAKER, saa
eve ssnae yr' Mss amin , yan sna
sheEeS Mrs HeRkPs and .wo eh4rsn M9rri,SI
ess s and ss ssf sf
sss"s sns les MI sS' sasse
boSsissw, Il ohsnfra1 Baliou, Mrs Hsn aud saila
bonnie rs Sssi'sss al sx' 'i Fs
cG St s M an aeS
Gssa1 ss1s
SbIsys 5: " ra sn.. va l sas s
alan rev %,snst ass H.S r.:
n hs csp pShs ia Re.a ksn
n miss Cone o Ss ks;r
from Msssina, in bark Kepler-Mi.s A Tucker.
DEPARTURES.
aga ra Sn a anS Ivsr
Of Msx STa and :" w % sSss Ia'sk
LiyerPoo-Mrs Lamb hessrs peyens wife and
ES.ss! t.. r.:
f',: e sssGlssss Isa
ss:, q Haf @TSssp's
Reinterlt Il 1heiruann c L Tifanv Mrs Harris MAYER
shild en- and esrysns Eshrecds 81 Melysio NC,msra
Gss ssShs H
soIds NsHsE TnssT ySsspSls sp alS
rsnr' SP x RisharSson gaofaSan ss1ssy
4ImssI:ng isoMIsSt Jshn Post John Ands and Ms
WIZ aHs @H VIII
Jas smith Tho. Jes Porter Ms LA sks AMI
CHA s,'i amss Of XSs
rTs sissi aq as,ifi Gee
gms a ps Sohs eh WIZ Means aaS sss4as Ap
s siss TX s as,I:
keIshoep Feias Hope Ms Wess Mrs yerssh
Rowland, Geodhus. ard + cronyn Of London ";
Dick r De sAs S5 Ms.
M'TSus N,ss mSEs i. sTS G.
ss,wd1 S s maid e
as. kIsn rar aasRsa
and nS,a's ~ sesisa a'ipi
a., svsn o'S
i,erIosl J"hr Bsyes Of scG.l1pd; jug Hebrcunsr
MAJOR Es Mfs1 ana Ts
an nad E o ss ns"' and
from Rich mond &c in tie steam hip stowa-Chas
SsIs Vi u. wf As'G' as H III,
or Mrs R, marie VIM weOdman and lady, Cherry and
' ssass WIFI STEW ssa
ss' %ess ss s., Bl.rssssSrd 1gTs res Cha
ars stewart Mics Hinton aud 81 in the Storage
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The soneenAs the reported arrival brig
the 18th inst from Of the perfon
Who boarded the bark Cen Jones arrived that day Ca
d In sendng the the Meteor e that OF tho
bak The had spoken the Meteor and received her
port from the captain In the the
port frs The suypostion Of Bostos paper
that OF the Kate Anderson error the latter
having arrived several days before ION the 18TH and duly
reported.
Steamer Hy Morrison at Boston 2sd from this city has
been purchased for Boston, to between that
Deer leland.
Clipper ship Westward Ho 81 San Francisco pr "a from
Boston, of Cape Horn IL very weather
Crossed the equator April Is Ion ia very
Made the Farraores the evening Gath
at o'clock and anchored of Shaws wharf ~ AM 25th
Clipper ship Car at do April Is from New York.
passed Cape st Rogue on the 2h day out was 81 days
from port 10 Cape Horn of the Cape day and ten
miles distant Crossed the equator April in Ion III Y
and becamed eight days after crotsing after which
had fine breezes from and and during The last three
days experienced heavy gales from and NV. on Cape
Horn saw several clipper ships apparently bound to San
Francisco.
Steamer White at do 2sth from Philadelphia from
IS in the Atlantic to so in tho Pacific 10 in heavy
gales Crossed the e4nstor April 4th, in Ion 49, and had
light winds until the last three days. alter which hsd strong
variable winds
Clipper ship Bright at do 10th from do on Cape
Horn IA days In heavy gales Feb 3d. experienced
bu and was compelled to hesve overheard Of
her to save the vessel Crossed the equator April
in Ion H. after which time had light and variable winds
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Before Judge B'rdss | and jay.
suET Tan IAwyru'S EEP

Mar Haasias e0t. Doig - rbis suit Is brought by
IlslstH o. sfsIgBee OF Geo W. Bushnell, attorney
practising ths city for services rendered such IN
psesecu fion In Superior coart, where defend.
ent vss Ps!nh ALdDoaohue Bel Def, ndsnts amount
xg 70 fisc.
On the pat Of pla'ntiH II was shown that Bushnell
tfoaeeutec the aston IN the Superior CcnSt winch
pending 10 UrntIs; that cause noticed for trial
sna ptcsd "a csentar twelve terms (ria1tG claiming
slO e. ttrr1 Tess that the snil finally issonnded
tequeft g Tie pllnui, that $50 was a lair and rea
son.bse CiG Fra e0uBtei fee
% Ice part Of the desbdant, was couteneed that
buahnes tsiEed IRON csencsnta att0snsy con cent
20 a.sccottf CO p%yufrt Of s2t thst tire ciarses
CT M, ~ ~ such services Cuttasozate mo
~, uEt'r ~ ia'tEctcn o. tie Gut, rendered q
yysici fsr ss.sadGsA
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On Wednesday mo- ming, May %, WILLIAM AEFRED
DESMsroS, in the ninth year Of his age
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectful
ly invited to attend his funeral from his late residence
205 Fulton street, this afternoon, at 21s O'Clock.
On Wednesday mo ag NAY 70 at Ms,xyy d.
aged 2 years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral from the residences OF
o'closk
On wednesday, May %, of consumption, RoBREr GvR-
The friends and acquan tances Of the family, and Of
his brother, William J. c. Kenny, also Of his brothers
spectiuy invited to attend his funeral, from his late
residence $40 West Forty sixth street. between Tenth
and Eleventh avenues, this day, at IL O'Clock A. NJ
On Wednesday, May %, at the Gramercy Park House,
WILLIAM w. LIvERMoRE
The relatives ard friends of the family, ais of his
brothers, Charles and Edward Lvermore, respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from the residence of
Mr. NJ Sullivan, No. East twenty ninth street, to
row afternoon at O'Clock precisely his remains viii
On Thursday morning, May "a, THOMAS H., youngest
sen OF George and Mary Brras aged FIVE and two
months.
Ths erds and relatives OF the family respectful
y invited to attend his funeral from the residence of
his parents No. o. Jackson street to morrow afternoon
at O'Clock
On Thursday morning, May "a, SARAH, relict of the
late Thomas Barnard, aged II years.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon, q. So o'clo,s, from
her late residence 90 Amity street
aANNA SWAMI, eyed 81 years.
The friends relatives respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her son in LAWS Samuel Cur
It's Z47 West thirty street. this afternoon, at
O'Clock. Her remains will be taken to Cypress Hill
On Thursday, May "a, SOPHIA ELIZABETH, wife OF Eli
sha l.. Walton, Jr. and daughter Of David Brush.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful
~ invited to attend the funeral &c afternoon,
q. 2 o'clock, Without further invitation from No. I'll
Henry street.
On Wednesday, May 30 FRANCIS JOSEPH CoRLY, young
est son OF Francis ard Margaret Corey aged months
and IL days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend bis tbis afternoon ut two o'clock, from
the residence Of his parents. 229 Mott street.
On Thursday, May "a, FRANK RRocKHER, youngest son
OF Washi. gton ard Catherine Amelia BrocSuer
The frds Of the family respectfully invited to
Al kea j., May % in the cd year OF her age
MARIA, wife Of DR. Smith Cutter.
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The Seventeenth ward Liquor Meeting.

NEW YoRx, May 22, 1855.
In an article In this mosnings HERALD headed . This
styetteentb ward Lqnor Dealers and the Maine Liquor
law, IL Ia represented that the audience under
stand that years quilted the 20.
lcs, and then Thorough 70 ng Tammany Hall poll.
cien; Tut having had chance then till now TO
enter the Lists bad made up my mind some four weeks
again the made Of the old Temple Liberty
~ loss 70 magine how persen could draw such
inference from anything said the occasion, AZ
particularly cautioned the audience agsns the nsidos in
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