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'shuG LITTLE FORTUNE" of Sl0a 900 can be
ootahod BY the legal heirs. whenever they may call
i9i IT, at least 30 they are Informed by Daniel Stout
S ROCK River, III. IL appears it was left by John
uat OF South Carolina, previous to the war OF the
heFoiatlon to his brother st. Leger Stout and his
sister Nancy Stout, then of New Jersey bat snbse-
qs'nIy OF Virsiofs, somewhere in the neighborhood
}saIs and where they died. Nancy Stout during her
n ,ne married man named Hart, and ST. Legera
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DEW FOR SAL E.-The advertiser.
contemplating leaving the city. wishes 10 de.
Church. No. 10. Apply 1t the Columbian Hotsl. q.
Ut this ofics. nh 49,,
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MAJOR THOMAS FiTZcERALD. who died in Michi-
gan lew days age, came to the U. s. Senate in
ioi8 as the successor of Gen Cass who resigned bis
sst 10 accept the Democratic nomination for the
Presidency He served in the war of 1912 and was
prominent politician in Michigan before she was
sdmiIted into the Union
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AMUsHMENTs.
HEATR E.-GRAND COMBINA-
l. TON or rAfrNm NNSAAN0

NHEAT RE.-GRAND COMBTNA-
= TON OF TALENT
MONDAY EVENING. April Cd
AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK
AL Ms
CELEBHATED RURLEgQUE OPERA TROUPE
AND
SHARPLEY'S
rrrr. Celebrated
AInrSiChohEAN MINSTRELs, COMBINED.
M. A. ALLEN, grateful for patronage bestow cd
90 nim heretofore, aud that the eltxens OF
EE.enmond can and will support chsste and select
opsn En.ertainment he has at an immense
expense effected an engagement with
SHARPLEY'S MINSTREIS
"o VIII appear IN connection with his celebrated
Troupe; thus formnga
MAMMOTH TROUPE
T. L IL o PLAN STARS
Enabling him to produce ell the varieties of
ETHIOPIAN MlNSTRELSY,
m, IN style hitherto unknown In Richmond
me programme will nishtly embrace a rich sslsc.
SONGS: GLEEs; DUETS:
CHORuSES; OVERTURES;
INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS:
hohLEsQUES, l. &c, &c,
AND
THE TRULY GREAT DANCES
VI The great Terpschoraan Artist
r,,,, MIR. Z. LANE,
IL ChAMflON DANCER OF THE WORLD
Eiss c asmsnon to all parts of the house Twenty
HReserved seats. l2s Cents Extra
ter to eight. nh az qst
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AUCTION sALBe.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GODDIN a APPERsON.
NOMMISSIONFR,s SALE or REAI.

.OMM ISblONER'S SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE NEAR VIRGINIA CENTRAL 4. r.
DEPOT In pursuance Of decree entered on the
10Th March, In the ease of WaIlsce,e exe.utrix Va
Munay's adla'r and others, pendins In the Cirenit
Court Of the city of Richmond. shaIl A. spaeial
commissioner appointed thereby. proceed Ia ssIl On
the 7th day Of April next, ct 0eock NJ. a puh.
c auction on the premises, lot Of land dsscrihe1
10 said decree a. Lying in the city OF Richmond
Ifontns fty-one feet alley 81 feet wide which
alley e between 18th and nth streets. ana runs
sctoss 1rosd street. the said land having depth on
s9oIn nde OF forty two fe lot six inches aud on its
m .i noe depth Of seven feet which binds on
=; shs{ - feet wide. being the lot marked B. B. B.
the .a, T. filed with the PLAINTIFF bill" plat Of
Ts ne may Do seen at the flee of the suctionsers
ana os-One-t third cash. balance on q credit Of 6
sd ionIhs, for negotiable notes. GOOD endorsers
iinen III the purchase money Is paid.
Conn,r JOHN HOWARD, Commiasoner.
: HrfEksoS Aucts NH 20
v ALUABLE STORE AND DWELL
ING ON CANAL. OPPOSITE TO TRrDE
,5An IRON WORKS, FOR SALE AT 4IfCTI0N
VII De sold on TUESDAY afternoon. the I0tb of
April Is15 on the premises, commeneinr a. Al ~,
CLOCK, that excellent Grocery Stand and Dwaii;n.
on the margp OF the Canal. opposite the Trsdsa.r
iron Works, late in the occupancy of Mr. wv r.
brown at rent OF $500 per annun The Iot has
'front.' on the Canal OF 140 feet.
TERMS: One-ffth cash, balance at l. g. - and 1e
months tor sotisbe notes. iuterost added seenreS
oy trust deed The taxes for the present vssr ~
Dc paid by the purchaser. ~
NH &c 80 - - a. D"@CN,
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LOST

| OST-CARPET BAG. Lon or about
~ l2lh inst a large sized CARPET GAO msrtas
!on CARD "Wn Horn, Tuskegee, Ala !" the same
Is cut upon the plate of the lock. There was bra
check attached to the handle, No i6S, which mas
have cropped OH. proper reward viii bs maid TO-
MS delivery TO US, or such information az NAV lead to
its recovery G. a. A RARGt mPN "
NH 9-2t
OST-On Tuesday night, the 9th inst,
- between my house. on Brooke Avenue. and ID
street, my Pocket B ook, containing my FREE PA.
fEhs' The hinder will be literally rewarded by
leaving tns M at this office. JOHN SCOTT,
mn IS-ztN A free man of color.
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III PASSENGERS 10 NEW

.fFfk PASSENGERS TO NEW
s.SzIxIk YORK.-The u. States Mail Steamship
ROANOKE leaves City Point SATURDAY MORN.
ING, at O'Clock. for NEW YORK via NORFOLK
Passengers desistng to take this comfortable and
cheap conveyance do 80 by the Petersburg cars
that leaves SATURDAY MORNING at 81 o'clect,
where the Purser of the ship will be stationed to
furnish Tickets. 80 :
Tickets and berths may be secured at our offica
to-day or Friday South Side of Basin. \
NH 292 LUDLAM 4 WATSON
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"a FOR RENT.-A very desirable !,

- FOR RENT.-A very desirable 3
- story brick dwelling, on the North side OF
Franklin street, doors west of the corner of Goth
ST., with commodious rooms aud kitchen dry eel.
lar, hydrant, &c; newly painted and in good order
Possession given Is. April.
ALSO, FOR RENT Or LEAsE-A vacant Lot,
South side Cary between 18th and 18th SITS 'front.'
ing % feet Cary and running back 100 feet, to
Water street, 80 feet wide. Apply to
ALFRED INLOES,
NH lifts Corner franklin and 10Th ats.
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SS1 ga ACRES OF WOOD LAND
w IL ON WILLIAMSRIIRG ROAM q NIL rra

ID. txE
BELOW RI CHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUG.
IION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY the 10th day OF
April, 1855, on the premises commencing at IL oclk
Sol4 acres OF land on South side Of the Wiamsbure
road about miles below Richmond, adjoining the
lands OF Memrs. George and others. About 80 acres
are cleared the balance covered With Oak and Pine
wood and Timber. fhe tact will be divided into
Lois Of suitable size, to be agreed at the hour of
sale plat Of the land can be seen at our Office =
The attention of Brick makers and Timber vetters In
called to this sale, 1t Is believed that the wood
and timber alone will more than pay for the land
TERMs-One-ffth cash; balance at 8. g. 9 and ~
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
py trust deed or title retained till last uste il paid
mn ~ GODDiN l. APPERSON, Aucts
SMALL DWELLING AND LARGE
- NeMBER OF LOTS. IN MANCHE sTER,
foh SALE AT AUCTION-On TUESDAY after,
noon. the Sd April, 1856. commencing at O'Clock.
VIII De soid on the Premises the following valuable
Isai estate, IN Manchester, viz on. newly crested
frame dwelling on Allen street. between the town
me ana the Petersburg Railroad, now occupied bv
MI Joseph Trayior also nine beautiful building lots
sdIolnine each fronting So feet by 1872 feet After
wnch VIII be sold that really beautiful half acre lot
AZ the corner OF Harrison and Perry streets which
VIII De diSlded into five lots of33 feet BY 1872
IERhs-Ooe-fourth cash; balance at 8 6 and
1nths ior negotiable notes. interest added and
e retained till last note is paid The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser
. GODDIN L APPERSON Aucts
nah so Property 40 Peiiec''
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pUrTER.-Prime Goshen Butter just
- received per steamer; Tor sA,e by
BARNEY COOKE,
NH s8--5ta Corasr ntoaa aad 7gh sss.
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TfOBACCONISTS, ATTENTION.-We
IL keep constantly on hand. large variety of ar
tic es used By tobacconists, which we select of an
perior quality, especially for their use, and which
have always given our customers great satisfaction
We have just received from the importers-
500 lbs prime Black Crystal Tonqua Beans large
~ bottles Aliens Eng. Oil sf Bitter of Almonds
loo lbs Chinese Oil Cinnamon, Annis and Cloves
Oil of Sweet Flag Root
Sicily BeTgamot and Peppermint
Bssam Tolu Cardinan Seeds and Sweet Spices
100 boxes fresh Olive Oil, of superior quality
Branding Brushes; Red aud Blue Branding Paint,
kc. &c.
500 lbs Gum Arabic good quality.
All of which offer at low rates, in lots to suit
NH so BENNETT Il BEERS. Drugeists
pELT CLASP S-A superior article.
~ wei worthy the attention of all W no use Lea
Their Betting; for sale by C.J SINTON ( CO
NH so Sign of the Cir Saw, II Main st.
SAFETY FUSE.-2 casks a No. | arti-
~ Gle just to hand from the manufacturers and for
sale in quantities to suit purchasers. by
G. j. SINTON l. CO,
NH 50 Sign of the Cir Saw, II Main st.
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A, DAAsSEAousLY iLL.-Ex6overnor Parsons, of
raaa an, Is lying dangerously SICK Of pulmonary
a,evs. Eaptain 3 b. Buckner, Of the sixth resi
~ u Infantry, has resigned bis commission Ia
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LATE AND INTERESTING FROM MEXICO
Ekw ORLEANS, March 18th, 1855 The steamship
VI <aba has arrived at this port with dates from The
en{ OF Mexico TO the 18th inst.
Moth AZ decisive was known concerning Alvarez
~ was reported that he had fed the approach of
% t Annss troops and chat they would pursue him
u me heishborhood of Acapulco.
great enthusiasm
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CAUTION.-lMPoRTANT INFOR-

ON.-lMPORTANT IN FOR
~ NATIONALIST LOVE AND WEDDING
CAKE.-The great demsad for these celebrated To-
turers who for the purpose of gaining trifla more
profit give the same brands to spurious articles 81
their manufacture. They also copy the bills and
labels Of the original artisles. The genuine bfaads
are wholly the property Of James Thomas Jr and
the manufacture coDhned solely to his own knowi-
edge and practice; thus proving the imp ,stion of ell
other articles bearing this same brands
The genuine brands are sold onlv lin this city, bv
N0R8ORNE NORTON Il CO., =
No. l64 Main street.
NH 19-St opposite American Hatsls
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-

DEMCE ON MAIN AND 9Th ST FOR SALE
End day Of April, 1855, on the premises conmenc;ns
=. u O'CLOCK r. M that very valuable private dwell.
ing new In the occupancy Of DR.. A. T. Merritt
nus Ten rooms besides sub cellar with three story
pJ h IN rear, including Kitchen with rooms The
h ptemisss are in neat order, the houses having
snis property is justly regarded as anon the most
tbs nro 70 the city, whether for the merchant or
minutes walk from ell the places of business Terms
tsh cash. haisnce at g. and II months for ego
eas notes interest added, secured by trust deed
=, tLIie retained The taxes and insurance for the
year to be paid by the purchaser Possession
can pc had in q short tims ss
NH 2G nOnnThr
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NH &c GoDDIN APPERsON. Auetr..
VERY VALUABLE Private REs1

r,,,, IDENCE ON CHURCH HILL. ON 9TH RE
ZEN LA YANO MARSHALL STREETS FOR
nnA AW AT AUCTION viii be sold on THURS
eomr,sne s otn DAY Of April 1885, the premises,
o Orlcn dwelling, situated above, now owned and
S fap oy MIR. James A. Goddin The lot fronts
% Ieet and runs back 1872 feet. The dwelling is in
sooo oraer, and is sufficient Tor the Accommodation
OF moderate sized family. 1t is injured in tbs Nh.
'1s Ass assu, ShSe society for $3.50
A1ef which will be sold the I'D joining framed tep
en- 1nenr bow In this occupancy of Rev. Reub Ford
Inc 10, lronts 1855 feet back 1872 feet It will ba
avaed so IS to sell the dwelling with about rs feet
su vacant lots ofS0 fset each The house has
: rooms besdes basement and new kitchen in rear
esit OF brick The buildings are also insured in the
T uaa Assurance Society for about O., 800.
TERMS: One-foarth cash. balance At 4 3 and 70 nos
iof negotiable notes. interest added, secured by q
ICED, or title retained The taxes and insurance
iof Tue present year to be paid by the purchsasra
. GODDlN APPERSON Aneta
r. s.-Either pisce of property viii be disposed
OF at private sale. mbp -
After the sale Of the foregoing real estate viii he
several lots In that beautiful square, ON Church
hiii, bounded by o., N, 30th and Stat sta
nm gu GODDlN APPERSON Arcf.
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n ATTENTION. NATIONAL GUARDS

Il ATTENTION, NATIONAL GUARDS
Fl Having made arran ssments with Mr.. Schad for
iii the use of his Hall on every MONDAY, WE'D
~ NESDAY and FRIDAY night, the Company
win meet there on those nights for drill. without
further orders at u o'clock. a e.
Members who have drawn their arms must bring
them aud those who have not drawn them must do
18th streets ..It
Asthe Company contemplate making their first
parade In short time. all delinquent members must
positively attend the meetings
BY order of the Captain,
NH 28-5t 4 w PAlRA a q
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TOR SALE Exchange Bank Stock. :
l. Virginia State Registered and Coupon Bonds
Virginia Central Railroad tmortsagsdD Bonds.
Virginia and Tenn. do. do. Bonds.
do do. do. Stock.
Richmond and Dsnvilie Railroad Stock.
DO. do. do. (mortra) Bonds.
Southside Railroad Bonds, suaraatisd By City of
Petersburg. II. Ii. MAURYA Co
NH 29-ts 4-E#s
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g BY LAkUs sHINF.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A RESTop 4

Il TIVE, kc.-Ry virtue Of the provision, of
trust deed, dated 29fh day Of November 1854 rrro.
ded In Richmond Hus.inas Court Clerks Office. is
deed book No. So, page z76 in order TO secure ear
tam debt therein set forth. shall beIs required by
me Rene hciary. proceed to sell, on FRIDAY next
u Soth dsv of March, 1855. on the pfemises he
ginning ct 10 O'clock A NJ. "sll the Bar Room aud
Tavern Fixtures and right Of lease expirng on Slst
oetoper 1851 OF the Shakespeare House or Brosd
street and also all the stock in trade ard tavern
other furniture new thereio"- emb racing What 10
usually found in well furnished Restorative.
Terms cash. VIM q. ALLEN. Trustee.
NH q T.ARIra A. RuINr An.t.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALU-

{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALIJ-
= ~ ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY or
CHURCH BILL. AT AUCTiON.1A, Commi.. o y.
ers OF the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond an
pointed oy degree entered On the l9tn March, 1855,
IN the case OF Pattengale against Smell and others
we shall, on the premises, in the order advertised
eS to sale, by public Auction, on TUESDAY,
M, f fair; If not, the next fair day the real es-
tate OF which Samuel Andrew, late OF the citv Of
mflthmond, died seized all lying in Jefferson Ward
corner OF and S0th Streets in Henrico on Church
:, l't Lot fronting ls6 feet on the South side of
noSsetts street adjoining Harasrove's factory;
"a Lot fronting 14O feet on the North side of D
or Cary street, in rear of above;
% Lot fronting 1874 feet on the South aida of n
or Cary street. in rear of above;
an Lot fronting 81 feet on the South side of
water or Cary street, adjoining A. s. Lees ware.
All OF the above Lots are located between Pear
ana I6tn streets, aud one of them extends to the
snip Locks OF the James River and Kanawha Com
Pany. aceording to he terms of said decree, SO
much OF the said third named Lot as the York River
Railroad Company desire to condemn for the of
their road will be reserved from SALE If before he
day Of sale the said company shall deposit in the
Farmers Bank of Virginia. the credit of the above
SUIT the sum recently assessed the value thereof
py the board OF Assessors and returned by them in
their report to Richmond Hastings Court
r oth, That very valuable and beautifully located
the large Brick mansion thereon fronting on Frank
lin street las fsst, running back l65 feet;
oLn A acre LOT at the corner OF M and 30th sts.,
in Henrico, Church Hil
7th. vacant Lot on Valley street, near the resi-
dsnce of - -, fronting 20 feet on said Valley
street;
9Th. The valuable granite front Tenement on Main
street, near the market bridge, in the occupancy
of MIR I. l.. Angus, fronting the South side of
Main street gay feet, running back to Greek alley;
3th TWO Lots In rear OF the above, fronting on
Creek alley &C feet.
The above real estate. where practicable, will be
divided into Lots of suitable size plat and survey
of the same can be at the office of the Auction
GERS in few days.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance at 6, IL, 10 and
"A months for ne gotable notes. interest added and
title retained till the last note is paid. The and
insurance for the present to be paid by the pur
chaser. POWHATAN ROBERTS,
q. A. MYERS. }Com'rs.
w. w CRUMP,
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APpERsoN, Aucts.
NH 29-dtds
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- WILLIAM HOLT RICHARDSON,
M MERCHANT TAILOR, opposite Exchange
H6 Hotel-Would call the attention of his
-- friends and the public to his stock of SP RING
AND SUMMER GOODS, Just received and now
opening which he 10 prepared to make up in the
most proved style. kf
m lQ-2w
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"a NEW s1OCK.-A large assort-

1 NEW SIUCk.-A large assOrt-
ment of Gentlemens Scots and Shoes
sewed and pegged, among which is fine lot of those
beautiful and superior Boots of the celebrated Miles
make Also beautiful and superior assortment of
Oxford Ties, together with large supply of my own
all or which will be SOLD lower than
usual in accordance with the times, at 10 Main st.,
sign of the Big Boot by WIN. WALSH
~ Having good Job Hand repairing will be
done neatly and with dispatch. eN-rsT NH %
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SI1OI ~
THIS DAY.

om. sr THOMAs W. KEESEE.
vmee Vim oeorseJ. sumner, No. % Pearl styes =.
ICE FOR SALE AT Auction VII,
Il be sold, ON FRIDAY affsr,oon 49, :. ~
meneins Ct O'Clock at the Catholic Coiisss' .So..
m y, and half from the Ola Market. two honsss
other shout 900 bushels Of pure Countrv II. '"s
TERMS = 4 month"; credit for approved psrer
Bale conducted BY THOS. w KlEeEes
mh n a.sss.n.
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Ii 10
fur
bird
bern
orni-
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nINNER AND TEA SETS, CUT
~ GLASS, &c-Rich English and French Porce-
lain Dining and Tea Sets; Cut Glass: China vases
and FANCY GOODS, &c. to be had at No 78 Main
street. very low, as they must be sold if possible
NH 20-lmif HIGH 4 WANT
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WANTS

ZINE SALT-Landing at the Dock this
Il morning for sale by
NH so DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO.
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Re.
and
L re-
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HOUR SAND GLASSES. hour
II and hour Sand Glasses; three and FIVE minute
ao For sale by ZIMMERMAN
mn oo Corner Main and 18th sts
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TREATY WITH HoLLAsD.--rhe provisions OF 'ne
new Treaty between the United States and Tue mug
Of the Netherlands have just been puohsheo, Inc
Convention was concluded at the Hague on Tue ga
If January. 1855 ard lie to remain In force i've years
f,o,a the d.y ofthe exchange Of the notifications 1t
defines at some length the powers and duties Of Con-
mi, General Consub and Vice Consuls Of the United
Stat. Who are to be admitted int all the ports in
20 trspsmar1c prosecutions or Colonies of the Neither
lands which open to the vessels Of all nations.
They are to be entitled to the protection Of the Gov
eminent and to the assistance Of the local suthor-
5ss in the free exercise Of their functions They are
rst TO be invested with any diplomatic character but
fhe archives and documents relating TO the affairs OF
the Consulate are to be protected against all search
and even his Majesty shall have no power to viSi' OF
seize them, or TO examine heir contents Passports
delivered by Cobsuls Consular Agents, do not as
1859 with the necessity of the bearer providing him
se wih all the papers required by the local laws In
to travel, or to establish himself in the Colonies;
sne he right of the Governor Of Colony to prohibit
.e esdence or to order the departure from sColony
of any person to whom passport may have been de-
liyered, remains undisturbed.
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ADASs-In Brooklyn. on SATURDAY March, OF eonsump
ton Robert Rman Of Philip F. and Mary Adams In
lii sne. and nos. Of family respectfully invited to
stiepd hi. tuners. at y o'clock on Tuesday from his
BEfTs"at her residences 10 William bar.h, March T.,
C.srpe wife Of Anthony Bets 10 the Sh year OF her age
TSs Is: r.o s sss "a s9d oeoel 90
9Th s at he Rev Mr. Poefs Church, cor an ana sosn
20 her r~m,ns will he '1Aen 10 the i''S ''u' w
bAIIEy-On the 'tb inst, after short illness Ida j. s.
NJ, friend, Of the family are ly nyted TO attend
the re.ideIee 81 her parents 70 q. 'ay''
COL0ATE Sunday night Mary, wife OF William Colsae'
Tfs iens. OF the fmiiy are invited attend her funeral
viecu further iGystiOu on rT sdsy ON ms, at 90e'0es
DE BEVOlsS-In Brooklyn, on the b inst. Ann De BE.
vo.e widow re late James DE Beyose 10 the Sith year
tn. fdepd. seqaAptspces aud relatives OF the family
requested attend Der aoera from h't late residence corner
{. B-ciodsv and s.d.on, 90 o,c
HF,EwAN-On Mopd.y morning 5th inst Mary ice
,ou child Of John and Mary Heseman aged year and
The friends Of the family repeatedly invited 20 .tisod
b.r fuper- at her tie r-sdene- No as West ga ", tn'
CAV TUESDAY 9Th inst al O'Clock r. NJ without iarhe
JFs.Up-Aft.r. short lines. at fObOtsn, N J.. Harriet
MAcKiN-on sunday morning inst ss.h J.. wife of
ch.e. M.e,in s.et n year; @onth. and Is az.
N from her lac re.deree No. IN West "a St
.cn OF Alien and cyuhis T. Donald aged years months
EMP p ds,. Detroit Free Press, and Lvinssoo Coa'ler
'pATtT SOa-of consumption Margaret Patterson in the
~, ,.tiye. ard esd. Of the family respectfully To-
,s q, .rs,S her faossl a. o'clock NJ rsosi,y, 6th
,, from to- residence o her father. samuel r tsftssoo
No ss5 Eihths Her remslcs will be taken 70 GREENWOOD
"R1BiSsos-At Sing sing on Saturday March s. Of con-
,e,ton Of TIE James A. son Of Alfred and AniA hoon
The ians. viii .is pace the Church o, the ms r..
Nv ed
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fAdgertise ment.t
Tn pIIkSICIAN~

AND IHI PpAcIIcIxe MEDICAL Faculty. throughout the
world it has fsss to lot TO discover the
mos, fl, cua Tone Medcn. kn"~n the world ami
. nv sincere des, extend It's u.efunes sl suffering
hon sbty induced make you the following proposition
hop,s YOU will receive in the philsntbropc spirit
Low Al. tbs. by your pc seffu aid through yoar Prsc
tbouss de who suffering With DyrtP,A lsOl
cls1oS snd scRoyuLa ana permanent rehe
show s regular Ptyscisns on application 70
ny Office No. Gi,ey Bulldog. Courandt Of corner OF
Bfosd1 full receipt 0T pfepsrof fud TX
trsot ssapss ard TO them the modl opet.ns
Of the machine and sppnstus used or th purpose
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with eli uooe and Dc the means Of 90 estao sh
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By add curative gents the beet AID ess blood pu
rif,T In the sbole world am, gntlemen.
Your OBJ dent .eIvaut, JOHN Bull,
New Yofk, March 5, 1855 OF LOUISVILLE ny.