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A GARD,

- A GARD. -
q Economy - the road to seeoltA.
Great Reduction in the price Of Hats 4 Caps
I with New York Hat Company to be con
stantly supplied with the very best MOleskin OF
DRESS HATS, got up in the latest style, Offers
inem at the unprecedented low price of %, 50
worth from four to five dollars; second quality, So
worth from 90 50 to 81; and q very good fashion
able Hat at 81, so. worth from % to $3.50
Also, Be"be Co.'S Hats, at a much less advance
Than they have been here tot sold In this city.
First rate beaver Hats $3,5'.
All kinds Of soft HATS and CAPS very low.
In order to sell at the above low prices the cash
system must be adopted consequently th0ser who
purchase will not be charged from fifteen to twenty
five per cent a. an Offset for bad debts. \
ANTHONY,
(for many years In the employ of Todd
Coy No. 8, Columbia place, 7th St,
ap l9-6 ID door north of Penn avenue.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMp TIoN cLAIMANss.

NOTICE TO PREEMPTI0N CLAIMANSS
Under the Get Of Congress approved 81 Of March,
1888, entitled "An act 20 extend pre- emption right
to certain settlers thsrein mentioned the preemp-
to Ia 9 were extended YER the above mention cd
alternate odd numbered sections within sx miles on
each side Of the route Of the road where the settle.
Dent and improv9 Uept were made pSior to the date
OF ALL tpsn, If proven up and paid for at the rate
oitso dollars and fifty cents per acre, before the
day fixed for the public sale and by the act an
proved eth March, 1854, entitled "An act for the
relief Of settlers on lands reserved for railroad
poses. persons who settled aud improved the above
named sections prior to the date of scitadrasual will
be entitled to pre- emptons at the ordinary mipimum
price Of the public lands at the rate Of one dollar
and twenty-five cents per acre, If proven ND and
paid Tor before the day hxed for the public
Therefore, every person entitled to the right of pre-
emption in any Of the alternate odd numbered sec,
tons above mentons5 within six miles of the route
OF the road und-r the act Of Sd March, 1862 above
referred to- on settlements made prior to the 4th of
February, 1858, (the date Of sllotmen or under the
act Of q ca March, 1854, settlements made prior
rom market, likewise every person entitled to pre-
emption under the act Of 9th March, 1854 in snv
Of the lands outside of the siz pse limits directed In
be restored to enry on the 18th day Of March next
Is yequired to establish the same to the satisf con
Of the re lister and receiver Of the ooa
and make payment therefor ct the price fxed by
law as soon as practicable after seeing this notice.
and before the Day appointed for the publ sale or
restoration to market Of the lands EN- hrsciug thu
trac clstmsd otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of General Land cf,ce.
. feb l0-lawi3u -.. $50
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RANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIIRoAp,
81
1ffer THesdnH Ko1, Y

On and after Tuesday, Nov. z, 1854,
THE Cars leave Alexandra daily for Gordons
Il Vile and internedists stations ct \ O'CLOCK
= m, on the arrival OF the boat from Wsshingtop,
giving ample time for breakfast on board. Con.
Meeting ut Manassas Junction with train for strns
burg, ct Warrenton in ction with o train for War.
renton, and 1T Gordonsvile with the trains on the
Virginia Central Railroad for Richmond, Charlettee
ville, and Staunton.
The csrs leave GordonsvflIe daily for Alexandra
and intermediats stations, st before II .. Ne, on
the arrival Of the trains OF the Virginia Central rail-
road from Richmond, Charlottesville, and stauntor.
THROUGH TICKET,
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FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED ARRAN 3EMRNTs FOR TRAvkLi
IMPORTANT CHANGES or SCHkDEDEff
The late completion Of the
xoentral Ohio Rsilrosd bstvsea
Wheeling and Columbus, uniting. ss IL do~s, By 20
short and direct . liae, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad with al portions Of the West Jana North
and SOUTHWEST gives this route greatly inersassd
ON ard sf,er MONDAY, November 20, 1854, the
trains Will be run fellows:
FOB THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two inst trains daily VII run In each direction
cirst-The NAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station
at o. H. instead of o'clock as heretofore (exoept
N Sundsy,) AMI arriving st Wheeling ct 2 20 O. n.
Second-Tbe EXF 2SSS TRAIN, leaving ~ sp n,
nstesd OF at p n, h.retofore, and running
through TO Wheeling IN about IL hours, reaching
,here So 10 Is Q. This train will stop st Wssh.
4rry, Mar,insburg, Sir Johns hun, Cumberland,
Pi-dmopt, Rcwleshurg, Nevburs, settermsn, Rarn-
iagter, Cameron and Aoundsville only, for wood
sad wster and meals. Both tkese trains make
orompt and regular connection with tn. cars Of the
Central Ohio Rost FOR Cambridge, Ian. sviDe, New.
2rk, Columbus. Gn"innsti, Louisville, Dsytoa,
1sndusky, Toledn LetrOit, Indianapolis Chicago,
ST Louis, SIC. Passengers leaving baltimore by tie
Mail Tr>in; will reac' Cipcirust fer dinner next
day, while by the Express Train they arrive thsrs
at IL the next night, being Kept but one night On
the route BY eith-r train.
Passengers for the Northwest via Cleveland and
Ill intermediate points make . direct Sonnso-
ton with he trains upon th, Cevelaud end Pfttst
burg Railroad a. all tines whe, the Ohio IL navieH
BILE for steamers between Wheeling AID wellrvills,
by leaving Baltimore In The Mail Train at O. n
Returning, the Trains leave Wheeling follows;
The EXPRESS TRAIN st 80 p m, reaching Bel
tiuore at s.5j a. m. The NAIL TRAIN at Las ..
N reaching Baltimore st n 7p.
- Through tickets by boat from Wheeling for
Caci 1nat, Madison Louisville, St. Louis and other
River Ctiee III be sold at times when the stags
water viii admit.
- Through tickets between Baltimore and
Washington, and all the important cities and towns
IN the West, are sold At the Ticket oGces Of the
Company.
FOR WAY PAssEN1ERs
THH MAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station win
take sscngers for ell the usual stopping places
the Road Returning. This train leaves WheslnG
ct Has midnight, Cum berlsnd ct lois O. N, md
arrives at Baltimore at p. m.
THE RR6DEeICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
TO- Frederick AM Intermediate places will start a
p. N, daily Excerpt sundsys) arriving In Rreder.
lex a. 7.4o Returning viii leave Frederick 1t @
N, arriving at Baltimore at 1880. noon
THk ELLIC0rI's MILLS ACCOMMODATION
VIII be run daily, Excerpt sundsys) Is follows:
Leave Camden Station ct O. N. and 3 .. m.
Leave Ellicotts Mills Of 100 .. N. and $50 p n
dec 18-dd
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CHEAPEST BOOK EvD
PUBLISHHD, snd containiag
nearly dNuble the quantity Of
reading matter In that Of the
FIFTY CENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
1t treats on the PHYSIOLO-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and thu
secret |. firmitiesa and disorde,
Of youth and maturity, n
sulting from excsrses, which
destroy the physical and men
tai noWAra 18th ohnorua&iA.,
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For Lynchburg, ccnnect.ng with the stages q
Charlottesville, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and IN.
days
Fog Lursy and New Market connecting With ths
ages at oulpeper, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sst
arday.
Ior Winchester daily, connecting With the staess
st Piedmont
For Middlsburs daily, connecting with the Stages
st the Plains.
Per order: VIZ BRooKK1T, Agent.
nov 7-dH
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GROIN WELLS
BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LINE
.4 ssr~oss ssA me-. . ss. ssa.

WILL dispatch Steamer daily from Baltimore
w and NewYork, and twice a week from Boston
to Baltimore and Baltimore 10 Boston.
This line affords unequalled facilities 90 the bad
ness men Of the District OF Columbia. The Agents
al either point will receive freight and give through
bill Of lading to WASHINGTON al the lowest ntes d
freight and no commission charged. Applications
for freight promptly attended 10 by the following
agents: A. T.. HALL,
So Exchange Pl &C, Baltimore.
H. b CROMWELL,
Corner Washington and Albany sts., N. Y.
JNO. w. SCHANK,
ian l4-d3m Foot Of India Wharf, Boston.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Z Fare round trip 81; from Alsx.
andria IS cents The THOMAS OOLLYER leaves
Washington st snd Alexandria at e< O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for tie boat st 81 o'lk.
Coach fare 20 cents.
Persons Wishing the Coaches vill Lave thsar red
denoe With Geo. Thos. Parker.
Refreshments On the boat
oct 2s-dtf sAML GEDNEY, Cant
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JOHNSON ON MASURES, vol, London
y Vaux on tling and vertilizing land, DO
Morfit on Manurcs, Philadelphia
Danas Muck Manual for Farmers, Lowell
Dana on Manures, New York
Rufin on Caicareous Manners Richmond
Browns American Muck Book, New York
rraeuesl Treatise on Msnures, by The BIitish So
ciety, tor the diffusion of useful knowledge
. AND many works on Agricultural Chemistry, on
FRUIT Culture, Bees, Cattle, Drainage, Tree Plant
ing, and other branches of Gardening and Husband
~, many OF them imported from abroad.
mar ~ PRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE NEW YORK 4 LIVERPOOL
az UNITED STATES 17H8
MAIL STEAMERS.


MAIL STEAMERS.
TUE SHIPS o0APRIsING TRIs LINE ARI
Il THE
ATLANTIC, Capt. West
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
BALTIC, Capt. Cemstcck,
ADRIATIC, Capt araftnn.
These ships have bsen built By contract, express.
~ for Government service; every care has been
taken in their construction, as in the Engines to
insars strength and spsed, and their scccnmods-
tons for passengers are unequalled for elegance
and comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool, In
second 20
kxclusive use Of extra sire state rcoms....-. 300
From Liverpool TO New York $50 and f2o.
An experienced surgeon attached to each sbiH
No berth oan be secured until paid fog.
Iof freight or passage apply 70 ..4
EDWARD x. COLLINS 90.
Is Wall street, New York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY 4 90,
lie. ROBERTS q CO.. Liverpool
Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN AUNROE 4 90,
- Rue Notye Dame dee victoirss Para
GEO. 4. DRAPER, Hsyra.
The owners Of these ships win not Be accountable
for gold, silver bullion, specie, jewelry precious
stones or metals, unless bills Of iadinR are siepeA
her9tor, and The value thereof therein expressed.
ncS le--dl~ -
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ORGANS FOR SALE.

A SUPERIOR toned CHAPEL ORGAN; and a
n fine Rosewood PARLOR ORGAN, both now
N exhibition at the Metropolitan Mechanics q Pair.
rhey are from the mandatory of HENRY ERBEN
fNew York.
For terms, &C, apply to Prot. sCHEEL, on 18th
ueet, north of F. HENRY ERBEN
teb 8-eotf
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JOsEeH GAwLER,
CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKE.

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
between 18th and 18th streets, (Fiist Wsrd)
Old Furniture repaired and new made TO ORDER
'ofns made and Funer ais attended to at the short
est notice.
W-A share of patronage Is solicited.
mar 81 colin
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Two SECOND HAND PIANOS FOR SALE
Il or rent upon reasonable TORN a. the ws=hfhS
ON CITY Depot for the rale Of Hshet, Davis 90,
Bacon Raven, and other Piano..
JOHN r. ELLIS,
Af SOC Pa, avSass
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nIfFERRNTfAL AND INTEGRAL CALICO.
II lus, by I'd: n. Courtney, late Professor In the
Univsrsity OF Virginia
Loomiss Practical Astronomy
ap0 1RANCK TAYLOR,
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Private Medical Treaties
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW or MAREIA6y,
n. b. La CROIX. n. D.,

ALRANY, NY
$50 Pases and lS0 fine Plain and Co,orsd Nsho
graphs and Plates.
a. Price only - Cents. %
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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN,

0MALL BUILDING LOTS Of 10 fest o. mere. 4,
- various parts OF the City, nd Georgetown. n
Nv prices, and terms 10 suit. LLOYD OF
nUI L d Nc sTON NE.
Fcr sale, deliverable ct the Canal, OF Whsyv.s IN
wSfhingtHn, Georgetown. or Alexandria On
LLOYD 90.
" x-ly
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
If Mott Bodelrs Lima q

Ii Mott Bodelrs Lima ~
YEW PORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
CITY, .aND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
PACKETS
UyHIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKLY
j from pier Il East River, New York, and enepsr
necessary, and composed Of the following hrst
class vessels:
New schr. A. Y Beds1, Bedei, master.
New schr Mott BettH, A. v. TfedweA.
Schr. .fna D., VIM. Oliver, master.
Sch. Tolant, L. A. Smith, master.
Schr. Commander IN hssf, Wogi1m, master.
Sehr. Gree~vay, Wilson, master.
Theee vessels are all fast saIlers, and The maseu
men Of experience m the trade, and the only regu-
lar tine OF Washington Cry packets.
MOTT BEOELL.
Wall street, n. Y.
9. g. MASTERS SONS,
Alexandria, Va.
THOMAS RILEY,
FEB l-om Washington and ID. @.
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mo. E5a.1

No. $50. 4:
Nosses o. tks esta6iiskMeat Of tie oees OF
Sevceyo, G.nsroi Of pabkse Lssds for
--cA the Territory Of UtaA.
N virtue OF the authority contained In the act ap
L proved February 81, 1886, entitled CAN act to
ttabsh the office Of surveyor general of Utah, and
grant land for school and university purposes"
ne PRESIDENT of the United States has directed that
ne once OF surveyor general Of said Territory be
coated At Great Sa Lake City until otherwise or
defed.
Given under my hand, at the City Of washington
This twenty fourth day of March, ammo Domint 1850
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of General Land Once.
mar 2o-2aw6w
NOR SALE-A VERY FINE SADDLE AND
Bssgy HORSE. The horse Ii young,
,-ntle and sound, and Of fine stock; would 4@N
make either very fine carriage horse, or
very pleasant riding morse.
Also, for sale an excellent work horse, perfectly
ound. Apply to No. 43 Dunbarton st Georget'n.
mar l-1awu
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A. Office TO FLUTIS FS.--EISENBRANDT'S
~ superior Premium DiasOnic Flutes and Cla ion
cites wnl be on exhibition and for sale for afew
days al HfLBUS HITS Music Depot.
mar 10
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Efoh SALE-A the SENATE ST1RI-E ,oni6
Il OF ne CspiDl, three pod WORK Horses. and
one nns buoy by Howe, Apply at the Ssablss. or
~ WV mar 9oL0olWs
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These bters are entirely pegeta1e, they nvigorate
and strengthen the system, prustrate il, and
can be used for infants well adults.
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere, and
by Z. ID. GILMAN, Washington; J. L. KIDWELL,
Georgetown; and J. r. PIERPONT, Alexandria.
mar l-ly
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CLOCKS. CLOCKS, CLOCKS tiff YOU
~ want a good Clock, warra nted to keep time
call al the store of ]. ROBINSON
$40 Pa ave-, Opao. Browns Hotel.
an 1-dlm
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MEMOIRS OF THE COUNTESS OF BLEs.
vi singeon, by r. K. Madden, M. r. l. A., two
vols FRANCK TAYLOR
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VOTE FKANCK TAYLOR.
.DROWN'S AMERICAN POULTRY YARD,
ID vol, New York
dickson and Mowbray on Poultry, vol, London
Guide to Service, the Poultry Maid, vol, London
The Pig, by Youatt, vol, Phila.
Pigs and their Treatment, by Richardson, vol
Dublin
Randall's Sheep Husbandry, vol, New York
Nor ell's American Shepherd, vol do
Blackjack on Sheep, vol, Glasgow
apl7 FRANCK TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14
NEW-J-ERSEY ITEMS.

Crosses FEEEHoL DERs.-The HUDSON County
Board of Chosen Freebolders is composed Of the fol-
lowing members;
JERsrY -Fiyr WayS-(yo yet represen,-dl Second
Ward-funes jenkins, Hugh NcCOnIh. Third WlyS-SeAe-
uish Knapp, Charles NJ Home Fourth Hard-hGFvey II
Soule Jacob h. Sohenck
HoBox1x.-Ffuf Hard-John W. Haring, Louis Haseman-
seosad Wo,d-TheO1ore Van Tassel, E. Montague. Third
H0.d-J. II. Dewey c. w Fisher.
HUDsoS.-GisD Van llouten, John H. Pratt
NORTH BTRGzy-AbraIn ". Duryes, John Sturges, Jr.
BCRcES-Mndea Van Horn jacob ' IN Horn
HAERIsON-CoTneius Shepherd, w. ;. Ogden
The meeting q the BOARD held a. the C9ur louse
the 9th instant Gillian Van HOuten chosen Director and
j. Van Horn Clerk To- the ensuing year. Eluuud w
Eirgslsnd Unanimously elected Counyt ector The fol-
owing the Standing Committees for the enuin
Prte BuidiHgs-John Il. Pa james II. Dewey, CJrnei1s
Shepherd - turgcs, Jr.
P1ison Ecjo,E-J.A Van HON, Ogden Huseman jenkins,
scheuck.
Fe,yie,-Duryes, Harins. soule NJ Wan Horze, c. ~
Holmes.
Fiaanoe-Montazue McCoub, Duryea Soule Fisher.
Libroyy-Schenck Van TAssel. Holnes.
The Committee attend the Lunatic As composed Of
A. w Duryoa and j. y. schenck.
james NJ Newkk appointed Superintendent Of Public
Buildings
" Msbor and Lewis Colby elected Examiners Of
School Teschers-
The tax fo County purposes T the ensuing year fixed a.
5000
The price of board for prisoners in the County jail was fixed
Of 81 day.
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IAdvertsemeDt-l
NEw-YORK EYE INFIRMARY The Legislature

f This State nj m session granted this the
condition that $4,000 should h. raised BY
the erection building for the
the rnay The Directors have the Satisfaction OF acknOw
oers the following subscriptions for the purpose above named
by which the State has been secured; Rufus
L. Lord, William Douglass William H. Asor, Henry Parish and
Joseph sampson each eco; Peter Lorard jas Lenox
each ! COOS S4s Holmes, John Ooth0ut, Wiirn HHsted
John d. Wolfe Corneus Smith, James Brown and r. Boomer
Graves, f5C0; Edwin kiDg $4JJ John O. Ayna Chris
topher Wolfe Mrs Harriet W. Bell, each %jC1; Edward
Dtlaeld and Benz Aymar each $50; Lonard Spencer Mrs
O. L. Spencer Phelps Dodge Co.. X Smith CLARK aud Jasper
each 29j Joseph Gaiiard Isaac ~ Taylor A. -
Hewitt, W. J. smith, Straug Advance Co., WIN H. smith,
Bruce, Caleb swan, Stewart Brown Edward
ZONES Guy kchads A ii. Wac Royal Phelps Jo.eph ken'
ahsn Wimerdng, Mrs. A. Bronson, John O. thinner
aan Elias White " Cotenet Alexander Van Rensseaer Gin
Ton bet Jacob Haen Thomas Suern Augustus Sche and
Abraham Du ois each 500; Solomon T. Nco Henry Eyre,
Norman White u. III. Nevns, Mrs. Kennedy W. B Duncan,
Charles N Talbot Jacob lie Roy, Daniel LORI Thos ~ smith,
soto GosSn Huichns, Cost DE Peyef Fe- sn1 Mary r.
Narsh Marshall o. Roberts John A. King William Van Hook,
Cab, A Friend A Friend, each US.
Two OF ground the northeast of Secondary and
Tenhs have been purchased and contracts have been
be completed ~ tho lat of April 1856 The additional sum OF
Will be required for the completion of the nuding and
the Directors In appealing the beuevoence OF their fellow
for further would confidently ask what Other char
claims than this which relieves the poor
incpien confirmed blindness restores him to
usefulness and happiness TO the capacity 20 support his iaiy
nd with that prevention proyery better than ave
rom both I'M them the otherwise inevitable doom OF As
Houfe pauperism.
Subscriptions viii be received by either OF the undersigned or
my member OF the Board OF Directors.
REV. Dr. TAYLOR,
gonS OoTHOgT. Committee
C0RSELIUs SMITH. on
WILLIAM DOUGLAS, subscriptions
WILLIAM y. Hoffman
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MARRIED..

HuRSER-MASsoN-At Kingston G. w. Tuesday, May l.,
IKNRy HURxER Esq. Toronto aud OF the Guy OF
Bath scrnersethire England CATHERINE SINCLAIR ED
est M George Manson Kingston Road and late
Afsery Parish OF Hskk. Cathnes north VI Scotland
HyNprRsox-JoBSsox-ln Madison County, y. c. sunday
April - Mr. JAMES HENDERSON Miss NANCY &. JOHNSON.
RINxIE-SMkLLwooD-At Montreal {. E.. on Thursday Nay
10, ALEXANDER y. REsSIE, Esq. Editor Of The Montreal
Tranfciir 20 CAROLINE HARkIETTE. eldest daughter Of
Charles smallwood, NJ II. OF 81. Martins
SHsLDoN-BtSSsTT-At C0rbettssie, n " or Wednesdsy
NAV g. by the Rev. W. H. Goodrich the Hon. r. w. SHEL-
Don Of SeBneti, Cayues County, and EMMA L. BENsETT.
STEvEks-ClPERs-At Anderson 5. c. Tuesday May BY
tie Rev. William T. Capers Prof T. tAYssoUN srsvESs.
(Ctsde Academy Chaiston.) 20 Mise MARY s. youngest
daughter OF the ate Bishop Capers.
TsoNpsos-vIELr-At FoIt Miller on Wednesday May by
the Rev. s T. Sesrle, JONI A. THOMPSON, fsl Of Pine
Plains Duiehess County 70 LucS Ann daughter Vi the late
Hon Stephen l. Niee Of the former place.
WmrE-SsIIH-On Thursday, May 10, a. Trinity Church,
Brooky VI. by the Rev. VIM. H. Lewis d. D. Mr. BENJAMIN
WHIrE to Miss CAROLINE NJ SMITH. both Of Brooklyn.
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DIED.

BsRNrrr-In sooklyn on Saturday May u PHEsE ANY BAR
eyed ~ years months aud y days, wife Of Lewis A.
Her enge relations acquaintance of the family
respectfully invited 90 arsnd the funeral ths onsaJ morn
iue II O'Clock, from her late nsideDce No q Nayyst,
BTookyon, without further invitation.
BpsBsELLln SsybloOk Conn, on Saturday. Apr 3 BESJA
MIN BUSHNELL, aged 81 The deceased beionsed to
family remarkable or longevity -Four brothers have
died OF the following Daniel go Benjamin 81 Ethaa,
70; EbeI So The Pasns grandfather lived to the Of 100
c6swAyon Sunday May Is C.rHARSE. wife Of John Con-
The eods and relative. Of the family her
funeral her late residence NJ. SIS othst ruesiss
the l5th inst, al O'Clock r. NJ
H.SNAHs-At Exeter, Oisego County n Y, SATURDAY May
), WILLIAM e. hANSAHs, of the hTm OF Wa Hannahs Co.
Merchants N this city
How-Ai BrOwusie Jeaersn Csuny, Penn, WEDNESDAY
May IHosss y. How senior father OF Thomas u and Js-
cob r. How OF Auburn, y Y.
MnLtk-0n Frdsy May H. At Woodbury., bis sounry get
the Hudson, Newbursh, cHRrsroPHEK MILLER E-l
IN The 4sth year of ms age
Ssiurdsy, May ~ Mr. joan MOSCOW, aged 81 years
His snds .rd the friends the faIzy respectfully IN
ns ss E.ae On Monday iiiS inst Al ii Oeioci
RrrD-At obeIiin, Ohio on Monday Aprl q Jote RsEp
scenery CoGnsy ohs resided n lnslans, and
after stgsyns law thess returned 70 one wnrr &c became
Of Corr spending Secretary for the karsas Emigration Aid
Association Of Northern Oho the duties Of which b dsehAsd
with energy and fsifhrunes.
srsEstIsn-ln tbs cry on saturday nenins May ~ AsSts
bcieh ard granddaughter Of bDcr ChiehesteE aed year
Tie friends u the family invited attend her funeral frog,
The rtcaerce a her rsndatasr Ne East Broadway this
louda,) uorrus l4h inst o'clock. Her vii
be tsker q Jamaica. Long Island. fnr internenf.
swipFK-Ol Thar1ay, May 10, AooiPsrs ssioER, aged
lac rrsns viii Be- taken to the Cemetery Of the EveseeRs,
from No. 1876 Wisam-sf-
sIsoNsos-On Saturday. May z aers sboTt illness Of in
famatou OF The lungs CHAKLrs 81 sINoNsoS, n he 80 year
ofts
Hi relatives ard feEas invited - assa his funeral
MONDAY morn nk lei ocock from ms late resideuc- No
ias Fasr l71st near sd-ss wifhog uher notice. His
nsns wiz be tsken Staten Il.sEs tEe 5eoo< bo- for
intermeHL
y.x ysr Al Denpit on Sunday Nay g. the Hon JANIS
yAN DsKs native Frsnk,in County, feaa Srsdn.ie Of
Madison Coiege N Y who studied law n haryiAnd and
was Auttss 70 the bar Detroit IN lisa He soa ranked
saus e eminent members Of the e al po.sseh, Ant
el.ed N<yor of Detroit In Deceue-, 1855. hr married
kzsbesh daughter Of the late Peter Denoyers Es, By
WHOM he lad eleven Children o the eldest Of .o Died
nfsrSy and The youngest Of WHOM were mxsn s~y
- ty s-ath daring me past three weeks
NAs khNssNLArkOn Sunday NAV IS, sffe< sher lines IN
the <h yter q MAkY wife Of Alexander ~ kens
.else., AID SsnEh,er q the late samuel 5. Rowland
The relatives ~ ne family invited attend the funeral
services No - EAsf 80 e. ON TuesS.y AZ ocleck u The
sAerncen, wti4e Y, hsthss lnsi,sssoa