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ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

AR EAST pouLrNLY, VI, Jan. %, as
Mr., j II. Morse was engaged in an effort to
free the water wheel of the M,loleon Factory
from an accumulated mass ice, it sudden
ly broke loose, breaking the supports, and
at the same instant precip plating Mr.. Morse
beneath the revolving mass, where he was
instantly crushed to death, Mr.. Morse was
one of the firm Of Ross Il Morse, manufacture
crs o. meloloons. lie wa 4 valuable citizen.
-FIRE IL SHELBrRyE,--Ihc DWELLING
house OF II. !. Simonds %, Of Shelburnc, was
burned to the ground this morning, at one
clock We learn that Mr.. 5. was walked
by the smoke in the night, and found fire in
progress in wool-box on the lower l)Jr
which he extinsuished as he supposed, The
fire had inthc mcantimcmadc its way through
the wainscoting and shortly afterwards broke
out again IN the second story-with too much
violence to be subIued. BY great efforts Of
the neighbOrs the furniture WAS mostly saved,
aud tho kitch9n-winS of the house with
the woodshcd e., The amount Of the loss
W. ''''' NV "''''
u, r. go,
er 'rn;ro ID, o;.t.I",..,,',.
wv r.',,n e. do,tG Sho noa,,'iai,ol r., l,~r
was lr,1en " Iv'," '''o I9 LIZ ~ ''
2IlHniot h eri ,n so '' ,st " ov'9 . ,J
tpll' GI' v,9.u u'' wv r+'' "',i, IT,
,ugy orn ' .b rosEnsod o',"t onr sIyi",
CO. "a norn o omY AZ tny r,, an
',.r WY VS" hnn" s. hnI ~ h n..is,oJ ont
< - th s11.i,,b ;n .,,,,,nr.Iile st.,s and
, ", ,nI ar,sr,.ords ov,,ir.J
S"ot''y "''''
-Tbo Southside Democrat states that a
d.o r .,ro s;roo . ,ontIo,non named ( 4
Jay u WV Vrr' s"''''',,'' '''"'1 III,
kewson, oil W eim'ns'on' A. ~ on Il 'r'"'l
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lS6l7J cops

We believe no other newspaper in the world has
subscription list over half So largo as this and
no periodical of any sort can rival 1t. And while
its extreme cheaPncs rendering an increase Of pay
in- rcn'ers only a. Indirect pcruniary advaungeto
rs, mas doubtless largely swcIlci It's sub.crip.ion
list, would be absurijty not to perceive in this
unprecedented Uatrona some evidence Of public
approval and esteem.
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DRUCGET CLOTHS

Beautiful patterns just received at the
CORNER SrOG:
Oct. 10, 80. dSwtf LYMAN
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Ckss DS.

DI THE GROSS, dozen or single Pack, Of al
ID qualities from IL cts. to a : / per pack Chess,
Back CANNON Boards &c Mt the old stand Church
street. J. Il. BRINSMAID.
Dec. Is, 1855. dLw1
EeEECHER'S RECEIPT BOOK For Sale at
- HUNTlNGTON'S
Nov. 30, 1855. dkwtf
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PLATTsBURGH ACADEMY.

PLArTsBURGH, CLlSTos Co. \. y,
V,IIE Fall Term Of his Institution will commence
Z Wednesday the 5th Of september
Unusual facilities for acquiring the rudimenis ct
thorough practical education in it, several depart
mcnts are again offered to all who choose to avail
themselves of them. Glasses will be formed in
French in Chemistry applied to the Mechanical Pur
suits and the Arts, and ia Architectural Design
with the use Of the necessary instruments under the
direction Of DR.. Rodolph Majcwski, (from PARISH
Practical and Analytical Chemist.
An accomplished lady will have charge Of the
Tcuale pcfart. .eut. and the same thorough in
struction will be given in this Department which
has characterIcd it heretofore
1t is hoped that all intending will join the classes
at the beginning Of the Term,
J. :. D. TAYLOR, Principal.
September lst 1855, dlwaWtt
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FALL ARRANGEMENT

p. 5777 ,s 7is7ss ;;.l,-7 5s55-Fz7 : stsiI1
-, -, -! S 3 ~ r So
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N cw Books.

4 MEXICAN FEMALE EDUCATION. WHAT
and by Whom. Price l2t cents.
Lucy Berton or Woman's Rights; and spiri.
tuaiisfn; Price Sl,2i, Tor sale by
SAML. HUNTINGTON.
Corner of Church College Street.
Nov. l5th, 1870 dlv+f
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Wanted! Wanted {!

Active, Intelligent, and Entcrprisng Young
Men in every part Of the state Of Vermont, 10 en-
gag" in selling the most valuable and popular li-t
Of took, ever offered to the public.
Money Is getting more plenty every dag,
Business is good, Farmers are selling their produce
for good prices, and coon Books, were never sell
ling better than at the present time.
oar list embraces works from the best Authorsiu
the world, and includes tho celebrated works of
T. $ Arthur, the sale Of which alone viii enable
an agent to make moro money with thu same out
lay,than any other business in which he clu cnga Co.
N'io IS N' h'H' p commence.
For circular giving full particulars, address,
H. 7. CROWN "A Co., Publishes,
"loWi VI Curuhill Boston
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Piano Fortes q NIeloalona.

gsit policy to buy poor article which lasts only
I short time and ia tuon sorthless, or would you
have a thing of the hest quality, Remember that
thePIANO FORILS and MELODIuNS for sale by
l., 5. RUST, are "drrdHfef of the first quality and
are manufactured by the hest Okers in the coun-
~. Just call At the MI SIC STORE and compare
hem With other instruments of the kind.
100. I. diwti
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STONE WARE.

~rICuOLSk BOYNTON HAVING PURCHASED
y of Ballard 4 Brother. the stone Ware Manu-
fuetory, are now ready to furnish merchants and
othersa short notice, every description Of stone
Ware. NlC'lOLs d NJ rs
Butlr stor July |, lsAi. d1Wi
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How to SleeO Warm

20 TO Ll MANS and buy pair Of those nice
= all wool sheets, and Rose Blankets. And f
YOU have got horse, good horse, "kISDER' buy
ono OF those good horse blnkets,-they are all
cheaper than wood or coal, and certainly more du-
able. Don't forgetat the CORNER STORE.
Dec. 5. dtwtf
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Still Later.

nATENT BALLOON SKIRT, JUST RECEIVED
~ III, BEE HIVE.
Nov. 18th, u''u
ty,,yo SEVEN OCTAVE PIANo FORTES, FROM
the celebrated Mandatory of Woodward 4
Nm. ono a beautiful Carved Cas-, Just received,
I'D NOW a. he seen at RUST'S Music store.
Burlip rton, May I d1Wh
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
CARPETINGS

of eyory kind and quality, consisting ~ Superhue
and Common Ingram, Two Ply, from % cents and
upward, Venetian, Three Ply, Tapestry, Brussels,
Drugctts, stair Carpetings Of every kind, Canton
Mating Floor and Table oil Cloth in all widths,
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GREATEST BARGAINS
NOTlI7HNTiN DING
" Ii hiN' AND " BULLETINS y

Ihr Uh0Vr t,0ndN incIudo The hcst Goods
Of the kni the Market ulluIdN.
81 avis, Long and square Brocha, zoo to - 90
PLAID. . go to 100
SIX, Cosim1c, Ti'bt, dc, Eh5roijrr,o,
prces and Cloak Trimmings. equally Lov.
Shooting aud Shirtjugs, blo7chrd and I'M
blcachel, Tabo Linen of all kinds,
Ladies' German Worsted foods,
Gloves and Hosiery in great
variety. Ladies SILK and
Merino Under Vests
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Most Important TO the Ladies'.

"IosJ important TO the Ladies'.
" 'blNHNEb'H cclebra'cd Menstrual Pms
nave been long and widely known AZ invariably
''o'lnE any stoppaEe, irrekulariy, 70
''tI'tsslul "l the muu-ts.
- in inc rom tie Hospitals in Vienna Paris and
u " We entirely superseded the use Of all
p'"'' 'rntults bccausc where cure is ets. peIlo
ny medicinal agcncirs they arc cert,ir ~ s,,oos.
Their astonishing ef1cacv ,y,ul5 10 I VI 'uy.''
io'e' u not Vouched for by indubitable to.tirot,,
J." uui''.."s instances producing returns of tia
monthly per cd after all hope had been ala, dneJ
In e' cry iase, from whatever csuse tho al...,,
tion may arise, also to prevent preptstc - Nv.
the health Will not admit Of Increase Of fairiI, ~
are always efficient; for which reason they r',s,
not be u'ed during pregnancy, though always mid
healthy, safe and certain in their effects
Married ladies will find particular instruction,
IN inc directions, in which are stated the various
symptoms by which the causes Of the suppression
may be determined.
directions. '"P'i0i'
Zach BOX will be signed by Dr. r. q. Geissner
Iflhcipal phce, 1913 LibertySt., New York Civ.
! ~ po"st''e agents VIII be appointed for their
'p'S as soon as practicable In the mean time, all
T,gGt' are to be addressed to Dr. r. g. Gei.sner
~ I"neity street, New-York CITY. ar tn bo,
/ -''u ~, Post Office, and box will be sen, Nv
/ ,ni a ,ney are put up in sealed envelopes
ant Of Tho ,r, WIN the strictest privacy to any
CAUTION TO LADIES.
AS various not only ineffective I'm, ini,,,;,,s .
/ pounds purporling to be Female p,IIs,, .il
kinds Of as Iron pilIs ;, uhpcr an
| " Golden Pills" Periodical PIN. - "'er iI'
tempted to be palmed of upon the credul6us Or M
wary 1t Is only necessary for ladies t. be on their
guard tain-t the attempted imposition, and in all
Nnero therc Is no authorized agent for tie sale
OF Dr. Gessner's Menstrual Pill, ." 10 order dire.
/ from MN by mail, by return Of which box vii
/ be sent W"
u Authorized Agents for Burlington and vicinity.
luLo. A. PECK. and A. c. SPEAR.
q IA
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FRUIT.

HAVANA ORANGES, Sweet aud very fine
Lemons by the Box, Drnm, or single h., all
fresh and in perfect order at DEWEIS.
Dec. 30th, 1884.
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Gentlemens Shawls.

lust receiy ed by Express, a large lotof Cent?
- mons Shawls, at TURKS Clothing store, n
Bank Block,
Nov &. darN
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NORTHERN RAILROAD, NY,

May 1855.
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Nrris-s,sl.raNImg.

NKpERS RECEIVED FOR MARRIAGE AID
~ dress. Party, aud Business CoPper-plate En-
grnyed Cards.
Those who already have engraved plates of their
Cards can nave them neatly printed at short notice
y.FAppiy at tine FREE PRESS OFFICE, where
NB,l.rH,as ~ varttu, ~ viss can beseeu.
MAY 80 th~f
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COMMENCING THURSDAY, Oct, 4th. 1853.
One PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY each way
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Needles.

coon NEEDLES A FINE LOT OF HAIR
u Brushes Dressing and Shell Combs hs-
Iors, knives, Scissors g'-riHs Maccas'sr on
Alarm Clocks, silver Napkin Rings, Tea Ser, 80
received by Il. BRlNs MAlpt
Successor to Brinsmaid 4 Broth ers, Church Stree.
Sept 10 ddwtf
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This Is no bumbug We want your C1sh, and oil
the above goods, with a great variety of others,
will ba sold as above. Come and buy, not with
out money and without price. but with your money,
and see for yourselves.
$50 CHURCH ST, BURLINGTON, w.
NICHOLS 4 BOYNTON.
November Is, 1850 dtwH
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d1wly
New Book

-. AMY LEE OR WITHOUT AND WITHIN
Y by the Author Of our P1t''h Innle
rino" by George Sands "LiPincou's Fronounclng
tarcttecr Of the World" For sale at the Church
ga. FULLER.
burlington Nov. al, l-5S. dSuu
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Notice.

rI,HE subscriber having purchased the entire IN
] terest of c. VI. Davey, in the late firm of ps
vey and Doolittle, will continue the Hardware and
Agricultural business at the old stand sign Of the
saw, College street. II. H. ppuLllILt.
Burlington, sept ~, 1888. dtvf
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Rutland d Burlington Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
.s!l F.::s.'''5'7.:..!-5-'':..i tss,ts f1,A.Il

ss ..5s...5i Es: .s'S';..Ii ,s f1,h.ki
sz&---BA- s-aH---Ea. IT. .tHs{st
ON aud after Monday Dec. 3rd, 1865, Train
- will run as follows, viz -
Leavo Burlington for Rutland and Bellows Falls
at $40 A. NJ. "l2.lj and TAO p. NJ.
Leave Follows Falls for Rutland and Burlington
at l2.l5, Gi5 and $40 p. NJ.
Leave Rutland FOR Burlington at CSC A. VI. 1l.2j
and sos p NJ
=, Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls at $3.50
NJ. and 1900 NJ.
. AT Burlington, trains connect with trains Of the
W. Central and Vt. and Canada roads; at Rutland,
with trains for Troy, Albany, New York, Saratoga
| Hptlngs, Schenectady, and tho Wost--at Bellows
ialls with trains of the Cheshire Road for Fitch.
burg, Worcester Lowell aud B1ston-verlnort
valley Road, for Bra.lcboro, Springfield Hartford,
New Haven and Now Yurk-and with Sullivan
Road, for Windsor, &c.
Freight Trains, with Passenger Car attached.
Nov. 29th, 1855. dIwtf
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II A nj S

4 QUANTITY OF HAMS, SMALL SIZE, DESI,
~ kABLE for boiling. Hotel keepers and etailers
will be supplied on reasonable terms at
Jul 10. d6wtt A. S. DIV
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Crookery, China & Glass Ware
&. EsO e. Il RAE y

Looking Glasses, Paper IIanging', window Cur
tainz and Shades of every kind with Putnam's and
other xtures, Ince and Muslin Curtains, Damssk,
~ -L.LI 49, Z ID 4
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Ono needn't "take the papers" to learn thst at
DEwEY's he can get Flour Of the best quality extra
clear Pork by the Dbl. lb. salmon No. /,
Mackerel in kits, Picked Hcrrngs, smoked do
Hams Lard, Dat and Corn Meal, Maccaroni, Tnpioca,
5ego, farina, Rice Flour, Pearl Barley, split Peas
Corn Starch, Ilominy, Table and Dairy Salt, Hops,
sweet Herbs for Culinary purposes, Mustard,
Pickles, Pruncs, Tin family jars), soap Of all kinds
soft sxcepted-Pure Ground Spices, Currants,
Citrons, Sutana Raisin', Mace, Moas.es, Pals,
Tubs, Brooms, Clothes Lines and Pins, Baker.
Cocoa, Chocolate and Broma.
All these and many more, to say nothing Of lis
choice and cheap, rich and Teas and Coffee.
are universally understood, without the aid of the
press, to be obtainable for cash at
DEWEY'S.
June 18th 1855. dIvtf
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Every Day Brings Somethi
NEW, AT THE BEE HIyE!

lust received Turkish Towels, Brown and
- Beached for friction and absorbing, also Col
orsd ones for vi ping Plate.
We would invite the attention Of purchasers 10
our stock of Dress Goods, Embroderes, Drest
Trimmings, Shawls, Cloaks, Talmas & Materials.
The assortment !. large and constantly receiving
additions of new and desirable styles.
Oct. 18th. 1880. ddwtf
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For Boys.

( FINE ASSORTMENT OF all wool Tweei>Ari
Union Cassimeres. Also Plain and y
Linens for Goats and Pants, just the thrurs or
summer wear, at LYN4N'S
May IL, 1855. dIwtf
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ONLY ONE PRICE.
"a ENT CiiEL TTONS
Just Received at the ZEE HIVE.
Nov. %, dAwtf
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DLanks . Elanks :,

seLANKS or ALL DESCRIPTIONS PRINTED
~ on superior paper will hereafter be kept con
'''ntIy on hand, or printed to order attheFR
PRESS OFFICE.
May l6.i.bI. fSytf
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LNISR CHRoNoM RTERs aud other fine Nstoh
u stBrin,mAid's Jewelry store, thuIcl street
July seth, 1855. dSNt
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Why Don't you Advertise .


r. HIS QUESTION Is FREQUENTLY ASKED
by those who know themsolve,--hut dlnt
know that evryjody siss knows-whcre to go TO-. the
IlIlrn Inn NJ IL
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GentIcmen's Goods,

Gentlcmen's Goods.
STOPENED, nice lot Of silk, Meriuo, Wool
- and Cotton Uudershirt- and Drawers, Ho-
.iery, Gloves, Suspcniers Collars lIikfs. Scarfs.
Also,
GENTLEMEN'S SIIAWLS.
Call and see Mt LYMAN'S,
Oct, II, 1858. wifi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-14

no made. Two cfscsA Nessss. Heins and Miller, are
IN srd, day and night. In cschsrging her cargo
- enis3 for take Of pedi ion and esoaouy, 70
sb the water cssks in the hold OF toe vessel and
" eIwar's pump out The water.
DocroR ACCIDENTALLY sBor-A PAIsrUL AfAR-A
Heet uDfcrtvpsfe occurrence tosk place nj 2lo Sixth
rxeet rhursday neta. pr. j. F. ferry who has An
at6oe in the tu1iug, had complained =, neighoor-a
YOU'RE man pAnsd ArsreI-thht the yard vas infested
WIN rae, AID ne Eiahgd 10 gst rid of them. kr.
Avs,sll vi he'd know be woalt have soy
otjsei,p 70 shooting ,hsm, To which D.. Terry
,. i.d he woaia Iet Mr. Ave-ei tasn prornred
pistol, Which b- losdsd preparatory 20 shooting ne
Wbls slk the Doctor n v'aytaty presented
ths pistol 1T MS orsss, remarspg, sappo,s ]. oh 'td
&c t ~ -hen through unforaaa'e cscon1s al se
the BAN fell lbs pistol exploded re slug with
vbieh II wss osoed the ..gat breast OF D..
r~rrv passed tca ugh bis luog ard Lodged 10 the sins
The Dostor fell. exaiafmlpg. ay sod, yoa have shof
naef' Or. Voc dhEli waited ca HIM immedataiy, and
sueesedsd Ia stasncbipg the womb. Dr.. ferry WAS
easy Yesterday, but could b removed, as 1T was
seshtd ntmorsbsge wonM set In He expresses himself
satisfied ma. Mr.. Aver entirely unoceut Of intcn-
ton to do him ham His ,osiion Is cri ical.
COMPANY G, JEFTFRsos BLUES, went on excursion To
strysess Bay yesterday, sccompaaisi or their lady
ssssr6s hired for the oe:asion. There
dancing AND music 5oA,d, and 81 passed Of plea
aspty.
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CONGRESS- WATER.

no sou Observation-Disclosures OF CONGRESS WA.
,e.An Inferior artce Of mineral water advertised
sold the OF earaogap waer, the word Sa
rscgan being by courteeers Of Cor water Ia
eases whese they risk tong their fcf , art lie es
Con water. The the cheat arsee from Coz
water having been often called ssrsoga water inst
var aae this the spurious article h 50 put up with Names
marks and bsulss reeem5e as near as they dare
Congress water, Sly sold nsop OF TO those
uaacauanted with the distinguishing AXIS and BRAID pesu
of the genuine CONGRESS water. There
se multitude OK springs ssFatoga, The watsr from OF
which might be thus sold sarstoES wAe., by persons
liable pecu. iary punish nent a. yet the scce so I'M
Genuine Con sess water buy OF respectable de only
sd IN ali cases observe TIA. the brand the cork Is
Consress va.ey~C W.. for II Without those words ard
let ers Ia swindlng counterfeit On writing to win
fcrd ysu s of prices ss and pachase AID by ordering
fro drst for .hs amount ordered,
ear have! safely forwarded 10 aoy part otthe world.
CLARK WHITE,
Co res. 2ytsl "a ckiGl IL 5,~iay-,
Lxd No. - Thames Exss, New York,
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NslyH NspoueAl .. The late Allen M,Dougsl, o
NE fret ws-d Of tre city Of New York, saiei from
Liverpool the lad f Jsnnsy lss In the steamship
Pse6c and has doubt psishsd with the otner pAssen
gers VINO were on board snst III fated vessel.
NJ. MeDppgal Was, win elder brother, pnuoan, OF
The finn L, b. Hsprsquin Co., of this city, and went
abroad IN November Lass business for thAs house
Akout Two yea's sinee hs married Miss Sassn Stevens
daughter OF the late John Stevens. Ed, and wards
hes young vile. tn early beef OF afecttonNts
ocT ap.on the ed otbs deprived Of poble the
Hrothela Will he sen Of kind
hesyed BROTHER expressed tDs sa-nest esntme
effymIatly alt ccnd lenes.
Always correct xna honorable, Mr.. NeDougAl mertsd
and rto,ved he confidence Of all with whom
he met either III the way Of business SOCIAL e As
fSiend be IVES earues iank and and many they
that will nss his cotdia eetpee ard Ktnd o As
Giszen he was high minded and exemplary.
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LAURA KKENE VARIETIES annexed CORES pondence
bar just tsker pla,e IN the theatrical wofl and will be
aAsd with no ordinary Iuterss.:-
LAURA KEEsE's VARIETIES new YORK June u 1856.
Ny DEAR Sra the reurese1atve OF The saes and
Yemen suaehsd 70 The varstes. viii, you ave Ae kind
o''s' 'es' -Ae' A1o 'Su'' n'0- Fa.Nc1s c. wRMYss
20 II. EAI1, ESQ stsge Manager.
LAURA KEESE's vAHIRrIEs June IL 1856
DEAR MADAM Wishing to record 10 Some msnrer tina.
hisbt be plesing 70 yonrsa high appreciation OF
yoor .sen an scress and OF tbs zes ana energy with
tea snd brought to 3 c'ose 8 mos prosperous sea
sso. We tae ande:siAnsd acnIs artists munolaas an, and
psn&Yy hentf ke place the last the ssaso1
other night may before ,hss "a
ansssons which has rendered performance
psa.u,e Wiehrg hea ID and happiness In
cement Of your season. honor
aud every lady and Sentl.man Of the company
Thomas Batter fo himself and every member Of the orches
"a Smart Tor hmseH and yoen ssasrs
Treasurer az srtsnd, Assis'sn. Treasurer; H. Hail.
Etage Manager, DC, &c.
LAURA KEEsE's VARIETIES. June IL 1856.
Of DIS date ransmsed 70 me by NJ. Il. Hall feel very
deep tho cplment which has been rendered me BY hs
sssn o.ur na to The q thoss whom a
rounded added the support OF most generous public that
Ia seaa "a In
she pubic aud ~ Of you for Your Kindness 70 yards me
SsrsSt Wih ny bss wishes and regard. those
meet you si again In September next TIE p'esnrst,
subscribe myself towards them and oursef very shsqy
FRANCIS C. wEYMYss, Esq, &c. 30
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Birth.
In this city, Saturday, May 81, the Wfs Of LYMAN
PEARCR of 4 son.

At Trinity church, on Wednesday, June II, BY the
sv: ~ ~ shs,rssn Ak 81 70 cs
In Brooklyn, Sunday, June 8. by the Rev. Mr..
Boyee Mr. THOMAS THwATE to Miss MELISSA BEERS all Of
this city.
On Wednesday, June H. ct Jay street church. Brook.
Iyn BY tae Rev. Mr. Cassidy Miss MARY A. CARROLL, u
Brooklyn second cangoter OF Mr. James Carroll to Mr.
JEREMIAH BYnsrs, Of Mgula, county Cork, Ireland.
Cork Examiner please copy.
On Thursday, June IL, at English Nsighborhood N.
by the Rev. J. McFarlane, Mr.. NATHANIEL W. HOOKER to
Miss HoNoRIA K. EASTMAN.
At aenhsm, Datchsss county, on Wednesday. June H.
by the Rev. Francis F. Douey Mr. JOSEPH GERow, OF
this city, to Miss AMELIA c. GERow, of Gienha also ct
the sameime and phase, Mr.. WnAM GREEN to Miss Vary
A. GERow, both of Glenham.
At Fort Belknap, Texas on Tuesday, Hay 8, by the
Rev. John Burke, chaplain Of the U. s. Army, Lieut.
PETER +. SwANr U. 8. Army, to Miss CoRsEL SEYMOUR
LACY.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY JUNE a. 1850.

morning. 1t half past tsn O'Clock Carriages win be u
waitiegasS 394fourIh avenue between twenty -sshth
ana twenty ninth streets the arrival OF the ns cast
twelve O'Clock haiD TO convey tbs friends 70 Greenwood
The frierd Of the family Gnd thoe OF her trosners Cha
toa snd Jaseph Bid 2ectcy invited to attend,
without further notice.
On Thursday, june H. Mr.. PAErnENA GLoyEs, Agsi 81
years.
Ths .essives and friends Of the family respectfully
spvRd % attend the funeral this afternoon, ct three
ocork ON tbs rssiden OF her IN Law, Jaha Pne
Harrison, Weetches.e- oounty.
Az hstsnzas Cuba, FRS. I. JoEsscs.
Her remains were brought to tbs port by the bark
Eas ger.