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Who Wants a Home .
DWELLINGS AND RUILDING LOTS For

Nv ELLlNUS AND BUILDING LUIS FOR
I SALE. n.
THAT magnificent Brick Dwelling of John Yeatmau' s.
1 with or 10 rooms, Broad street, West Nashville
bargain win be given
I'd, An elegant Brick House with rooms No. 70 North
Summer street. T.
3d. A new Brick House with rooms, on High street
near Broad, free from taxa.ion =.
4th, magnificent Frame Dwelling with rooms and
6 acres ofground miles from the city, on the Gallsn
Pike r.- ..-. .. - -.-H o.
5th An elegant Frame Cottage, with rooms in Putuams
Addition to Edg field "a.
9Th An elegant Brick Dwelling With or 10 rooms No.
"a Church street, near Spruce. .--.-.
9TH, A desirable Brick House with 8 rooms, No. lSl,
corner Of Cherry and Line streets =.
9Th, A desirable Residence Lot fronting 20 feet on
Cherry street, between Church and BrOad- "A
9Th One fronting feet Broad street. between Sum
and High. -.
10Th, magnificent Building Site, fronting 100 feet
Broad street, West Nashville it,. I
ilth. beautiful Lot on the of Gay and Park
sirssts in Watkins unrivalled sdditi.n Three Best
brick dwellings have been erected in Watkins addition
The last few weeks. Cell soon on "A
= = . JL&R Z. W. BROWN, Il
oct--lm .. rfH s..Tl AK Cherry street
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KNOXVILLE AND KtNTuCKN kAilKOAD

KNOXVILLE AND KENTUCKY kAIIROAD
ITO RAILROAD CONTRACT ORS-Prop0sals will bs
i received in the office OF Tie q IupaTy, EuoxsIlle
Tenn until Saturday the 10th Of november ur the
Grading and Masonry OF the LssI division, extending
from Knoxville to the Base Of tue sud Mountains
q distance of thirty miles, e..
lhs Division covers large amount ofVery heavy work
1t will include Tunnel of feet 10 sngth cubic
yards of Masonry Ct all kinds nearly l5eOOOJ cubic
yards OF earth and rUCA excavation. ..g.
The Company have gUoi stock subscriptions sud loans
from tn Slate vi Tennessee amounting nearly $780,,
900 applicable to the construction OF this DIVISION.
The country through v hch the Road asses is rich
and productive and abundany able turn The neces.
sary supplies contractors The voIk will be divided
into sections OF about one mile each ed
The Company claim the right OF reservng the light Sec
tons at this hne unless Included ia the contract
with heavy kscons. the object beng 10
cure the completion OF the entire work nearly prAc
tcabe at the same time the right IS also reserved 10 re-
jsct any proposals that not satisfactory. ..
Bidders will be required 10 give security, satisfactory
evidence of their ability for the due performance of auy
work that may be awarded them. 1900
Plans, PTohes and Specifications may DO and other
information obtained at the office OF the Chief Engineer in
Knoxville. NJ. B. PRICHARD, Chief Mngineer,
4 octl4-dlm % Knoxville 4 Kentucky X. r
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LAND W AhRAhfS liejU GHP OR LOCATED
H WILL pay cash for Land Warrapts I Nil 49, -
oid hlssonn ADD Arksnsas Lsod Paents ISSUE about
Isis, To soldiers Of lsIZ .. ~
am also prepared 10 locate Land Warrants in soutb
western Missouri on ID hoe oftbe south Wsstsra M
souri, railroad m connection With gentle nan WHO has hAd
ine selecting Of more than OOJ acres OF Jard aoa
song tne sds Of Tins road For artber particulars tsrns
enquire Of hs Undersigned Cedar street over the
fost Olnee lsepnOj J. g. FELLOWS
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STEAMERS
NEW YORK, BREMEN IL SOUTHAMPTON
o. 5r1rpn sr. zrr,

hE ships comprising this line are WASH r.
q xnNGFoN Capt. z Cavsndy; HER <SE&&S
SiANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stea- Ss4as<&E
mersstop At Southampton, both sotns'apd retnr5i5e
PROPOSED sAILINs-I856
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Fever and Agus Remedy.
TINHE cheapest and best cure Or FeTer and Ague and
l. all Fevers incident to the season. .. -
HEAR WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY:

TNHE cheapest and best fOr Fever and Ague and
l. all Fevers incident TO the season. "A. . -
HEAR WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY:
We hereby ceretify that have submitted the Gre fen
berg Fever aud Ague Remedy to close inspection and
scientific analysis aud have also tested its curative gu ali
ties several of intermittent fever We take great
pleasure saying that has proved completely
ul and that il is most skillfulY compounded remedy
1t must exert most beneficial influence in ell cases its
tonic properties immediate and highly salutsy, and
it is richly deserving the confidence of brethren OF
the medical faculty and of the public.
Samuel Ii Mabrey, NJ. ID, New York,
Charles W. Reviloan, NJ. d, Wisconsin,
VIM. II. SimmingtOu NJ. D., Illinois,
Thos J. johnson, u. D., Missouri,
Wm G. Kittredgs M. d. New Hampshire
James T. Mott n. d., Indiana,
John Y. Harrington, NJ. d., California,
VIM. Y. Ashton, NJ D, louisiana
The composition OF this remedy includes those edcnal
substances which experienced physicians have long
sorted for special action the system when dsrsnged
by Fevers Ague and General Debility, resulting from
pOsure climatic influence These rendered per-
manent and remain active in this preparation
quenoe of the scientific manner in which they
bned. 10 this medicine metallic salts be found by
the most delicate chemical analysis In each package
two distinct medicines powerful vegetable tonic that
will at once cure the Ague, and box of Pills that will
prevent its recurrence takeu in time will remove the
that promote its first appearance Price for the
package so For sale By all druggists in the STATE
ALEX MACKENZIE n
sept24 E.a.- Gen1 gent Graf. Company.
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GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
whole West, about 100000 boxes sold annually in
Tennessee.
They invaluable in the following diseases all Of which
proceed from aO the Digestive organs remain out of
order
Acidiy Of the Stomach Jaundice;
Bilious Complaints; Fevers;
Want of Appetite Costiveness
Cramps and Cholic; Nightmare;
Bowel Complaints; Dyspepsia;
Nervous Affection; Headaches;
Liver Complaints; Sleeplessness
Nausea and Vomiting: Worms.
100 CERTIFICATES
from Physicians from every section Of the United States who
have used these Pills their practice, be by call
ing the Agent and obtaining
THE HEALTH ALMANAC FOR 1857,
of which he has just received from New York. So copies
for graIuitOus distribution.
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
aug27 II College ST., Nashville.
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LAND FOR SALE-

Il applications be made within one month I will seio
accommodating terms l62 acres Of Land, sig1t miller
rom NASHVILLE on the Gaain turnpike at or near the
nrst Depot Of the Nashville aud Louisville Railroad This
land well improved, about seventy cleared and
tne balance 10 wood. Ii the place formerly owned by
Judge bach, and known kossuIoute. The soil il Su-
peror and ine Of The BEST IN the county
sept20-lm A. b. SHANkLAND, Agent
.... rs therrv- stra.f
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y. HI. CURRY.
Funeral Undertaking.

AN prepared to furnish COFFlNS Of every dascrip-
ton with everything necessary tor funerals, aud w
give prompt attention 10 all orders le at my Colin Ware
Rooms 10 COOpei's Buildings, Cherry street. 80 ..
Furniture Of all kinds repaired made TO order in the
best Of style
Oct2 -to1j JOHN H. CURRY. ..
HANDSOME RESIDENCE FOR SALE. :
AM now offering for sale three desirable private resi-
Il dences within a few minutes walk Of the Public
Square One situated the of Cedar and Spruce
streets Lot fronting AZ feet Cedar aud running back
1872 feet 10 alley Neat Brick house containing good
rooms .. -. :
The other two lots fronting 49, feet each on Spruce
street aud running back $50 feet ~ foot alley with
neat two story Brick Houses, containing rooms each.
This very desirable property this portion Of The
city rapidly improving and this is about the only chance
to buy residences e0Lveent to the business portion of the
city Terms liberal Apply to WILL. l.. BOYD, Jr.,
0ct4-lm 90 Cherry street
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Administrators Sale.


A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND AND
n SEVEN NEGROES AND OTHER PROP
EHTf TO BE SOLD,-On The first Monday IN No
vember 1885, before the door OF the Court House in Win
chester, Tenn, will sell at public sale the highest
bidder credit OF ore year. the purchaser giving bond
with good and approved security secure the payment of
the purchase money, seven likely negnoes, viz: a.
Anna aged about SO years. and her child Francis aged
about months; Dick aged about 81 years, far Boot
and Shoe Maker; Richard, aged about IS years. good
coarse Shoemaker Austin, aged about 80 years pretty
fair and handy mechanic about fartn Bar bee aged
about Is years, ted hand Doctor Rucker aged about
ID years, a house boy.
Aud the LIST Monday, Of November. 1855, will sell
at public sale to thu highest bidder upon credit of one
two and TIN years. the purchaser giving bond and good
and approved security and lien retained the land
secure the payment OF the purchase money thereof
Tract OF Laad in the county of Franklin Tenn Elk
river and about hundred and fifty yards at the rear
est point from the Bridge of the Nashville aud Chata
noOga Railroad, at AlisOnia containing, by vey PSI
acres, be the same less This the Tract
OF which William Duncan died seized and possessed and
II isremarkabe FORTS beauty, fertility and health aud its
charming and neveraillug Spring of free wafer.
The fences be made and arranged as to furnish
water for stock every field of the Tract The Grave
Yard ofthe family, situated upon the Tract aud about
feet square, will be excepted from the sale
And at the same time and place, and upon the same
terms will sell small Tract of Land, lying West OF the
mouth of Rock Creek and the from the above
escribed tract and about mile from the nearest point
hereof
And on Monday, the 2sth OF September, 1885, at the
late residence of Mrs. Sarah Duncan the above
described will sell at public sale to the highest bidder
upon credit of one year. the purchaser giving bond and
approved security to the payment of the purchase
can, deceased consisting OF horses farming utensils cat
tie. DC, dc. .-
These sales made by virtue of the power vested in
ME by the VIII OF William Duncan, deceased.
sept24-tds J. q. AcUUTCHE0N,
Administrator de bOniS with the viii annexed of
William Duncan, deceased.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

lanes NEURALGIA LIQUID-A certain cure for Neu
~ ulgis, Rheumatism, Local Pains, &c.
This medicine has been but lately introduced into Nash
willie, but has already acquired great reputation.
The Hon. A. p Shemwe NJ. II. R., certi6es that he
attacked with infammaory Rheumatism and had the
Physicians, who afforded him relief. He
unable to turn himself in bed, when this powerful nimen
cured him entirely "a hours. This certified by
three members of the Legislature, who constantly with
him.
Pnce-Sl per bottle
ALEX. MACKENZIE, Agent,
NJ
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'hE undersigned has just received and Oper Al r in
Il spectOn the largest stock Il Pianos MelodeonS a.,
MuSea Merchandise ever offered IN The Civ IA RaaS
Ihe attention OF every body invited 10 raH,na mi
indge for themselves As stnetly a MgsTo h -,
sEss, purchasers uay rely upon getting the yerv best a.
uGt' ana 81 Tie lowest renpmsTatlys prces 10 who'll.
sale customers VIII sell al per Oa Eastern pTces
50 mat ihey can save freight besdes d.bgers on .ns
poraton Schools aHd teachers supplied Gpon the ysry
sepi2I-lm A aortupu
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- RAILROADS, &C. r
NAHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD.

Rates Of Freight on Produce to
CHA RLESTON AND SA WANNA r.
jas 70 TAKE KFFEcr ON AFDAFrER THE
e FIRST DAY OF JUNE NEXT.
A recent meeting of President and Superintendent
IA of the various Roads connecting Nashville with
Charleston and Savannah the following rates of Freight
were adopted;
-.z FIRST CLASS.
Feathers Wool Flour in Sacks and Books per leo 81 40
SECOND CLASS.
Beeswsx, Ginseng, Pink Root, Cotton. Rope and @ ga
Begging, Hemp, Star Candles, Soap, Lard and q.
Lnsecd ON and Window Glass, per loo $50. 81 90
T. -.E ..f - rs THIRD GLASS. g
Leaf Tobacco in hhds, per 1OO................. so
Whisky, per barrel 50 90
Beet aud Pork, per barrel. ................. 2 so
Flour per DOL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Bfooms in lot of 50 dozen and upwards. 1 90
To prevent overcharges the Agent of the N. c. Rail-
road authorized to sign Receipts for the transportation of
the articles above at the rates specified until further
notice. ~ ~ ..u. ia. Il. l. ANDERSON,
maY14 FRO Superintendent.
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RESIDENCE FOK SALE.

L OFFER for sale my House and H. in Edgeteld O.
Il within ten minute walk Of the Public Square. Eli
The Lot fronts hundred and fOrty6 feet oH -@>
the Gallstin Turnpike, running back two hundred and
City feet TO street The improvements consist OF com
fortable Bnek Dwelling, Kitchen, CisteIn, &c &c.
Terms liberal. Apply at No. IS Public Square
srrdos-lm A "A WASHINGTON
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The SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION

| rHH
TENNESSEE MECHANICS INSTITUTE
Will be held at 05d Fellows Hall and the St.ts Esir
Grounds in the city Of Nashville, 80
OCTOBER lsTa TO TIE 2Orz, 1855
In connection with
.rl ID THE STATE FAIR.
And the Fair of the .... ~. a.l
Davidson County Agricultural soci.1v
MEOHAslCS, hanufactnrersI Artists tbe -,
VI VITO wish 10 display the results Of their Iahor sk
ingenuity or tass, whether priced Tor use or eTotv a.
invited 70 contribute such articles foe this iher
Articles o. adeeaie or psrish4ble character W be as
posted 81 dhs Hall Machinery heavy or buky articles
-rneles vi De shown the ground Ofth STATE Fair Al
pom OF when Places Tie ost favorable slraaZensrts are
oe1og made Tor the display OF all articles contributed
Inc Board OF Directors coodsntly appeal % the tzaua
OF zoe Slats 10 lend their encouragement 20 this Fair
when can oesf be done By ndsrisg worthy public
PAroneto' % t-l I'd e.i ~ F.aft.l.-ilI
Circulars containing full particulars Of tue arrange
ments eas be had apphc8 90 10 either Of the undr
Hgned. 80 Z 1WfLLLA N SroCKELI, Presideoi
ALEX. MACKENZIE, Sup@rnt
ssptlT-tf ri J. T. MORGAN SecretarT
~ y - no THE PUBLIC,
TFAVING full possession Of nv Auction Rooms 1 q
Ii ready 70 receive eousignmeuis.
fi4.L - 11l.ai BENZ. 2. SEIELDS
asP's--A 81 .sl ---- q no. - Public squAf
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
-

FWt8 5441Nz1
THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
withW Northwestern, and Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
at Pittsburg with daily line of Steamers to all 20
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to ell ports on the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct cheapest and reliable route by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great West
i, Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS. Boots Shoes, Dry Goods l1s.. ,oon
lin boxes Furs, Feathers, De-. '"' POI i0o~
SECOND CLASS-Books and Stationery, F#
Dry Goods Gn bsles,) Hardware, Lea sOc per lOOD
THIRD GLASS-Anviis Baggng, Bacon, ,oon
and Pork lin bulk, Hemp, &c. 'O' p'' 'o0~
FOURTH CIASS.-Cefee, Fish, Bacon, a. ,oo,
and Pork (packed,) Lard and Lard Oil, aug per iooD
Flour-$l per Dbl. until further notice.
Gran-50 cts. per 100 lbs until further notice.
CottOn$2per bale not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice. i.t .'..---
Es- In shipping Goods from any point East of Pha.
dephia, be particular TO mark package Via Philadelphia
Railroad" All Goods consigned to the Agents of this
Road at Philadelphia Pttsburg will be forwarded with
out detention --
FRE1GHr Aexsrs-Hsrris, wormley L Co, Memphis,
Tennessee K. +. Sass Co., st. Louis j. 81 Mitchell 4
Son, Evansville Indiana Dumesn Bell and Murdoch and
Carter Jewett LOUISVILLE KY. R. c. Meldrum Madison
Indiana; Sprigman Brown, and Irwin Co, Cincinnati;
N. W. Graham 4 Co, Gainesville, Ohio; Leech Co. No
"a Kby street Boston; Leech Co. Astor House, New
York; Mol William street. and No.s Batter1 Place New
York; EJ S1eeder, Philadelphia; Aagraw Rooms, Bal
H. II. HOUSTON, General FTsigI agent, Phila.
Il. ]. L0MBAERT, SGpt, Altoona, Pa. -.
JAMS 0o,-uSg o.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THREE Daily Through Trains, between Philsdelphis
i and Pittsburg THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at II, A NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at z, A. NJ. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Ptsburg at P NJ and Pittsburg
for Philadelphia at l, P. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Psburg at II, p and
Pttsburg for Philadelphia at TO- p. N.
The above lines connect at Psburg with the Railroads
to and from St. Louis Mo-; Alton, Galena and Chicago
H.; Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville, KY; Terra
Hsute, Madison Lafayette aud Indianapolis Ind Cncin
natl, Dayton Springfield Belefontane Sandusky Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Mssson and Wooster
Ohio also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New
Orleans, st. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to from either of the
above places.
For further particulars, Hsndblls at the different
starting points Passengers from the West will find this
the shortest aud expeditions route to Philadelphs
New York or Boston.
THOS. MOORE, AGENT, Passenger Lines P8ilGda 4
]. MESKIMEN, AGENT, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Philadelphia lS56-janS-1Y
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WHEAT want "A tew hundred bushels choice
w Wheat for which will pay the highest market
price, dslivsIsd st my Warehouse.
5. n. HoLLINGSWORTH,
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EAPhkSS NOTICE.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL
.-.e .r --.. ROAD. - .
THE adams EXPRESS COMPANY" have mad ser
Il rang ments with the above Railroad for Daily Ex.
press Line and prepared to receive and forward
Freight Packages &c by Passenger Trains to HUNTSVILLE
Decatur, Tuscumbix and intermediate stations on the
rates
- Messengers leave Nashville daily at Z O'Clock M
- Frsghts to be forwarded by Express will be called
for without extra charge A. & HOLL
1pfs Agent
CABIN PASSAG r. FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
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NO. Il. ,

AE are now arranging Or sale our FIST STOCK of
w the above Goods, which, having been csrafaIlv -.
lecied aud purchased upon the favorable fsfa iit
De found well worth The attention OF Merchants = ~
We invite 50 Inspection OF this Stock confidently be-
I1er Hade Win handsome aud durable Goods a such
prices as wi esabe Them TO compete snccessully Win
Merchants who purchase al PhIadelohia g, = '''
20 Our term OF credit is sin mouths 10 rsIs1lI. I,y
and we VIII make liberal discount 70 Cad Sazsys
augz2-dzm CIbOKE HAuEy = ~
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NOTICE.

TTWENTY THOUSAND bushCl sRye wanted immedi.
Stely, for which the highest market price will be
paid. D,S FRENCH son.
aug27tf-B
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Christmas Dinner,
RIPE PEACHES, GREEN CORN, AN
FINE TOM AIDES.

you would have the above delicaces in perfection for
i your Christmas Dinners, put them up in the
SELF SEALING CANS,
Manufactured by u.s. which give universal sat safaclOn
very easily managed cheap the cheapest good
the best-made of heavy tin. very carefully sOdered
Those who want them had better make early application
the demand al present much greater than the supp
sept5 MACKENZIE Il WILSON.
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UAo0S
On Sunday Nay d, OF consumption, EMILY RueGLR,
vile OF Eiam c. Salisbury.
Tha friends OF the fsuily invited to
attend her funeral, this afternoon, at 3L O'CLOCK
from the Church OF the Holy Apostles twenty. IN,
street and Ninth avenue without further notice. Her
remains are to be taken to Troy for interment.
On Monday morning. May Is, JOSEPH ANTONIO LoRRyzo,
of JOse ph and ievinde do Agreda, aged years
IL months and ~ days.
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
invited attend bis funeral this afternoon ct three
O'Clock, from No 4 West Sixa enth street.
0nsuneay, hsy rs, VIZ, OATS aged rs years, months
and l. days.
Bis friends ard asquAiutances fully req ues-
ed to At nd hs funeral from the residence parents
No. $50 seventh avenue this afternoon at O'Clock
Albany papers please copy.
On Monosy, May 20, ALBERT, youngest soc Of Carrot
and Jane Gkrancs.
fully Invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at
O'clock without further notice. from the residence his
parents. 100 Grand street.
On ST nday, My 20, after tedious nlnss, which hs
bore with Christian fori.ude, nm x. POTTER In the Oath
year q his age.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited 10 at
tend his fur from his late residence, "a EldridRe
street. this afternoon at two O'Clock, without further in
piation.
In the city Of brooklyn on Fiidsy May 20 orvERAsDo
rEAI, of Allied g. and Isabella Wright, aged year.
mon JhH and 20 DAYS.
1t remarked by friende long previous TO bis death
that he vas too sweet for earth, but degined TOR
Heaven
Bright seraphs welcomed him with songs
To their abodes of light;
Aud flew 10 brig be golden crown
And robe Of dazzling white,
On MONDAY morning Nay 20. Of Group. FANNY, dsush-
ter OF as o. Barter, lac Of Lcuiive aged years
ard tvom0nths
The friends Of her father and those OF hs
law X. Morewcod and william Fisher, are Invited N
attend Der iuEsra from the residence Of the latter 70
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, NAY q, 1855.

West e6th street. between Fifth and Sixth Avenues to-
u1Drr.w, ct IA O'Clock II.
LOUISVILLE JourDAl pIeafe copy.
On Monssy May % FRKDKRIcK DoRns formerly cashier
of The Nation 81 BsnK, in ~ year Of his ago.
The relatives and rienss Of the family fully
iDed TO attend bis funeral from mis- late residence 81
o'co l. his remains win DO inferred in his family
lot in Cyp,ess Hill.
On Sunday, May %, of apsys, JOIN HAsnxGs aged %
yesrs.
The ienfs Of the family and those OF Excelsior Engine
Company No. 2, Of Hoboken respectfully invited to
after his funeral from the corner Of Washington and
SIX street. Hob ken, four O'Clock, this afternoon.
His remains will be taken to Bergen.
At otcn. on Tuesday, Nay l3, JOHN HOLMES, in the
42d year Of his age.
Bis rensins taken to Staten Island for inter-
nept.
On Friday, May 20 after Q short but severe Illness,
NARY daughter Of Henry Dussrhotter in the
2Sd year OF her age.
Her repisips we're taken to Greenwood for ntsrmeut
PouseAeep.ie and Kiegston papess please copy.