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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-05
For the Gate City


IIImsnoRo, Henry Co., Feb, Is.
MEssRs. EDITORS A few days since Mr..
Geo. Cox, citizen Of HiIlsboro, discovered
vein Of coal feet In thickness, covering,
il is thought, an area of about u thousand
acres, The coal is Of q superior kind. We
have several coal mines in this vicinity but
none equal in the thickness Of the vein and
quality Of the coal to the one lately opened
by Mr. Cox, it being equal to the Pennsyl-
yania coal.
uillsboro is situated Is miles from Mount
Pleasant, miles from Salem, SO miles from
Burlington, and 40 miles from keokuk, III Il
beautiful, high, rolling prairie. Plenty Of
timber, stone coal, and building stone within
miles Of the place. The Kcokuk and Fl.
Des Moines Railroad will be built within 4
miles Of the town Land is very low in this
vicinity. Men with capital can come here
and make fortunes by investing money in
land. at the present prices, in few years
Mechanics can do well here; wc are in great
want of blacksmiths, carpenters, anu labor
ing men of all kinds. Some man Of capital
would do well 10 build a steam grist and saw
min here, as our farmers have to 20 10 keo-
kuk or Bonaparte to yet their lumber, and
grinding done. Yours, &C.,
G. BENNINGTON.
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LOO " = NHIEkHlNA..

r, TIE undersiend VOID ftsreotfu1y
500 ! inform NJ pubic that th ! h.se ol,en-
- 4 shop on che corner Il johnson and seventh
.lrpets fol lii manufacture II an kinds If Copper
Brass Iin and Sheet Iron ware They will also
carry Lock-mithing and Bell Hanging il All is
branches.
Repairing article. composed 81 any Il the above
named metHs. "a. 01ll al gnld aud silver. promptly
attended ~ I'll eur eork warranted
W. HORN,
fshlG dGm 4. WOLF.
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NOTICE

HAVING purchased Of t. 4. Williams his en-
i l. tire stock of Groceries, viii carry on the
above business and sell at very low figures in order to
make for spring stock. For extraordinary
bargains call nj his old stand on Main street between
Ith and 5th.
Also the highest cash price paid FOR all kinds Of
produce W II. AUSTIN SEQ.
nlrh11
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/ iIASE sold lay stock " Furniture, and entire
interest III the Furniture business, u Mr.. G. =.
AhHofr # thu 6ete CITY Furniture Rooms. | thank
my nde and customer. tor their many faynrs and
eo fia recommend Nh Abbott 10 their future fn.
F9i al +. patronage X ILSEA.
Eeb l1-dtf
InyE HUNDRED bbls nlnter apples for sale at
decl4 HUSTON, HAWKINS Il HUSI0N's.
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A SPLENDID Farm Of Xxx hundred acres. located
n "a ~trlng Prairie, sixteen miles \. ". Of the
cityaf ke9suk.
Il desired II vii b. divided osuit purchasers.
The improvements mrs ~ superior character.
Nj lnt IN the inost beautiful farms H the conn
Try.
Apply toJ. T. Cave String Prairie, 70 Cave
SON Main Street, between 81 and ith heokuk
inch ilff
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NOTICE 80 TAN PaYERs.

rEHO9E persons who have received Assessment
Lists from the City Assessor, are requested 70
fill the same and gave thenat tbs Mayors office by
the 9Th day of March, otherwise the Assessor viii lie
required fast their property, both read and person
i'll according the best inf 9rnation he may obtain
mchidlw NJ. Nv. BELkNAp City Assessor.
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HAVING g,glRs.xsSs,n

fIsliE stock Of Furniture Of Mr. X. WHISKY. |
4 VIII sell the entire lot at very low figures du-
ring the next hYe weeks. u make room for Spring
sioek. For Extraordinary bargains in Furniture
cai AZ either " Mr. Wi.sey' Oh stands u ii the
Gate City Furniture Rooms, NJ. lS6 Main street.
Fob l3-44Aw e s. ABH0TT
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FOK SALE

. Ten Acre Lots, two miles from the city Terms
. easy.
Apply to Jno. p. Hornish Lloyd D. Simpson,
Post Office Building. tnch3df
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TnIi sAE.I..

Li6HTY acre, Of land three miles from this city,
IL with ii comfortable house the same.
Inquire II u. I. Humphrey s Gage, 81 Main
street. tween "a and 4ih, or Vim. NJ o. Terrence.
Also go acres situated Fix miles north VI Oska-
ioesa, Mahaska c..
fsb26du d.. HUMPHREY 4. GAdE
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Home
INST nee COMPANY.

Office No. Wall Street, New York
Cash Capital $500 ,o00 90.
Amount of Assets, STsT,gT2,47
Amount of Liabilities, $53 49, ,68.
FHliIS Company differs from most others IN having
L apnid up capital IF $500 900 90 and no diyi-
dends made To stockholders without first proyid
ing for the unearned premium on all outstanding pol
cles, IN addition to the capital
eHAs. j. MARTIN Pres.
A. I. WILLAMETTE See
jan25d&m NM. Il. TURNER Agent
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HEN III VI.


LYNCH BELpING. Proprictors.
IH9Nts Deer, stage Manager
s. ]. fTf Asst. Manager
j. Il. Lgtton. prunpter
Prot Madlcrn Leader of Orchestra
hatss. Machinist
M + take great pleasure IN announcing to the pub
w lie, that having completed our arrangements.
the Athenmam Will open for the
ON Thursday. March 9th,
with full and cthei,nt company of artists, com
p1sedof Ladtcs ana gentlemen of the highest stand
my in the Theatrical profession.
THE following is list Of the members Of the
company
LADIES.
Mr. NJ Drff, Miss Il. Maldern
Miss Lizzie M8ddern, Mrs. l.. bAtes,
Nellie Mills, Miss Sullivan.
GENTLEMEN
e. u. Fyfie y. w Moore,
X. Lytton, II Taylor,
Z. ltutlhns, w. IL shook
Mr. Fr3bisher Thomas Duff,
Z. Bryan.
Admission ~ Parqpette and Dress circle. SOC.
Gallery, sc.
Doors op8a al 0 clock. Performance viii COM
ulQuee ut precisely. inch ldJt
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FARMERS OF IOWA. ILLINOIS AND
MISSOURI.

- oaa bushels II Flax seed wanted. l..4s
DO, UUU Having mate extensive ar 35;'
engagements for the nanafaeinre Of Linseed WnL
OH i'll the city If keoknk We wish 10 con-
tract for the above amount If seed and wish q have
II undc TODD that thcre villa be permanent market
IN an UNLIMITED amonnt, delivered here at any time
after tha FIRST VI August next aud That the ghest
market prizes III cash Will be raidb y
= BlssEI.L 4 90.
taA2JaaW3m
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Foreign News.
I'LL :
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
NO News oil the Pacific.

ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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d OH SALE.

I4N0R SALE-e30 acres 81 choice land within fout
L niles NJ the city. SMITH 4 NAASilkLEN. Z
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II EOKsK MARINE INSURANCE co.
GHpfIat. 5000. 900.

Capital. $500. 900
'Hlil~ Company IL prepared to do IA Marine Insur-
1 ance business. Cargo rsks taken at customary
rates, aud the usual Cash facilities extended to reg
ular customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRECr1Rs
A.. Bridgman, VIM, Il. Turner,
L. II. Harrison, Geo. y. Smyth.
John Tvmplin, A. u. Deming
John McCune, & j.. Conn
q. CARRIER, Jas r. Cox
". G. Rcntgen
A. BRTDGMAN. President.
g. i. SMYTH, Vice President
A. L. DEMING, Treasurer
Wal + TrMER, Secretary.
Office ia I'll story oaecrt Hall building.
iaa3lj&wano
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40 ann Geutlcu,an

NAIsIiI>d new iiat have jast received perl
W Express II dozen snft Hats Of Superior quals
tty a. the Cereal Western I'm perlum !" /
l.. Ill MPiIkEl GAGE. /,
August SIS.
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70 the puDiic.

HAVING determined hereafter. t. b Mn e1eiu
L l. sigely cash hr lnes- our retail department >
prepared ~ sell ali kirds IF Hats CAPS, Ban
nets. ac Ill greatly reduced prices Our stock 10
n3w very complete, and W. keep nothing bat thst !
SSH gradss II goods always haze the latest styles
and viii sell Iuwtr fla cash than the common graded
sold credit. s. come On with your dimes
LsA AL kinds 81 Millinery work done to order \
At tie shortest notice
Oct 70 diff II H. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE. :
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tpIt SALE.

HOUSE ana 3 lots Oh Second street apply /,
\ not24 SMITH 4 EANSIChLEN.
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~ FEET front Yp second street, with buildings
" rents for $500. Apply %
nay24 Smith & NANsICkLEN
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pAyrp n SMITH 81 YAssicKLEt4
SMITH & VANSICkALN,
Auctioneers, Commission Merehantas
and Real Estate Brokers. 4
ME will pay particular attention 20 sales by
w Auction, of Real Estate stocks, Admlnistra~
tor u Sales, dc viii negotiate Loans, make COLLEGE,
tions, eAchang Real Estate for Merchandise, makS.
liberal advances On Real Il tate yr Merchandise cong
signed for public sale; will act a Attorneys fos.
operty holders the dsposing of property, col-
lectlng Of rents, paying tdAes &c; Will at az imam
cal councillors for ali who may need our services
Once Third street, between Main and Johnfonf
nova
LYON sALE-lpt Il, Bloek 4yl uu Main street. Al
l. ply to dee. -. sMITHa NANoIkCLEA. 1
Igor sALE-Lot- ! and ID Block 59, corner %
L Fulton and 0th street.. Terms easy, Apply u
dec Is. SMITH EANsiCkLEN. !
LHpH -ALE-Lots N and ii IN Block 33, corne
4 of Fulton an och streets. Apply 10 +
dec 20. SMITH q NANsICkLEN. Z
L'FK sAll.-20 feet b. lAQ Oh johnson street, bel
L tween "a and @d streets south side, oprlyt 70
SMITH d VANslCkLEN. 1
IVOh sALl--2o feet by 70 on 81 street, also -
l. feet on johnson corner If 7thetrcet, by ITO OIL
7th. Apply to SMITH d NANsICkLES /
I4s9B SALE 49, 10 acres II land Oh the O. r CONN
| Iraet apply go SMITH j NANSlCkLEN. /
LsoR sALE-A dwelling hou-e and lot on Bank
/ street, appy " NTH q NANsiCk LEN. !
4 LoI in Louisville, Ky. to exchange for keos
Il kuk CITY property Apply 10
SMITH Il VANeICkEN. I
IN0R ~ALE--9r trade III Iowa lands Or heokuls
/ CITY prepertyA house and lot III Walnut Hill
near thecity ~ Cincinnati, apply "a
@ATIf IAMAICkIEk
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Third ottIillP.

Our readers. perhaps, have not noticed
that our Daily entered upon its Third year
on Monday last. We have neither time nor
space at present to expatiate on its past his
tory or future prospects. We are reasonably
satisfied with both, and have only to add, for
the benefit Of yearly subscribers, that, as orr
terms are payment in advance" bills viii
represented in few days.
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The Bayou Sara Traa edy.

PJcaYUue.1
ST. FRASclsvuIE, IA May ga rencon RE- you will
have learned before this reaches you took pscs yes.e
day. at the Post Office ia Bayou Sara between James K
Marks editor Of the Bayou Sara Lger ana Mr. ROBERT
son editor Of the Chraicie published in the same village
which the latter instantly killed. The difficulty
grew out Of some personalities published in the respective
journals.
Mr. Marks considering that article in the Ctronice
Of last Saturday Two weeks ago. required notice
than simple Newspaper reutsion resolved upon per-
sonal explanation and meeting FOR the FIRST time since e
appearance proceeded to cenousce Robertson ard ia n
instant both drew their pistols and fired three or four
times when Robertson fell dead in the Post office hay
ing been shot in the head The risg was so rapid that
IL In not known which shot did the execu i'm
Marks received bali the left nipple but IL only
penetrated through the lapel Of the coat and vest aud
grazing the skin glanced off without doing much damage
Robertson received slight wound the shoulder near
the cellar BONE and another ball tered his head over
the temple passing through TO the part his neck
where 1t lodged.
He did not speak NJ or the ball struck him but died as
be FELL Marka wound slight that he immedra
walked Oft from the Post Office surrendered him ea
10 s. II Lurty the 5her OF the parish who has safely
lodged bim In the parish prison.
An effort will be made TO bail him out by hts counsel
in few days. The Coroners inquest pro1oancei. I
have been told that Mr. Robertson ca ne TO his death by
gun or pistol shot, fred by James r. Marks or his
brother Leon D. Marks, who witnessed TIE rencoutre
The latter having left proceedings have been instl
tuied against him yet do knox thar there would be
" lie was here The whole community regrets the sad
occurrerc c. and none more than myself Mr. Robert
Leaves widow to his loss. The whole affair
grew cut Of little banteriDg 10 make presents certain
ecnrgepe resulting on tHe next Preden ial election
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Superior Court.
Before Hon. Judge Bosvorth.
ACTION AGAINST A RAILWAY Cnyp tSIJ

ACTION AGAINST RAILWAY Co2Phf'Y
JUNE WilIiom a. Elliott The Ntc Fori. and Men
Hdrem Rdilrood Compony.-Ths action for da
IMAGES for persons Injury sustained by plaintiff In
quenee ola collision between the defendants OARS and
the White Plains train the 22d OF November, 1851
The plaintiff was engineer of the Harlem and White
Plains train, whom collision occurred above Fiftyse
cond street. which The plaintiff alleges was wholly owing
TO the negligence Of the defendants their agents. Mr.
Elliott Injured ia the spice and ankle, aud be claims
$40 coo. Two similar tried In Nhion other
parties plaintiffs tor injuries sustained ON the same
occasion In a verdict rendered TO- &c 500 inl
the other S40C Both thee cases have been appeal
ed to the General Term, aud there are about dozeg
other suits pending agAintt the company.
The jury, auer being out several hours, brought In
verdict 'or psDtin OF 500 me care viii probably b.
csgr ed up y both par.es
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(tfsnspor.S.)
The Russian papers, in speaking OF the arrange
mens say that the saving that will be effected by
the abeyance Of the expsniive Back Sea hest
forrniry with he OF the treaty of peacs WHICH
amounts Is O00 COO to 20 600 0O0, ~ IN all probaoi
hy te applied the deveopemsnt and strengthening OF
Ocean. Now that the Byzansioe projects ., the E%pe
Of Russia necessarily given up, At any rate FOR
time to come, the nation TO turn it's eyes
the extreme North. According a accounts from the
shores cfthe White Sen, the population there contains
hardy race OF tor the development OF
whose seaa ring 1cts hitherto little nothing has
been done, and the land in those parts Is moreover
covered wit the finest ship building timber. Thegovern
ment appears to be fully alive to these circumstances
the people at aIgs before the war had com.
menceo had ered naval officer to cut timber in
The woods on the peehor, on bis own account agreeing
which to have been mpeded by the war, Is now
being resumed with energy. It promises good deal Tor
the interests Of by biography and the ovledgs of the
OF the White Sea, and Is another instance the
goodwill Of the government TO commit the eeveopemens
Of the natural treasures Of the country to the assduty
OF private speculation.
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Danish Armament I'm the sound.
MR. FILLMORE IN COPENHAGEN-HIs KNOWLEDGE "
THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.
ef n endo

CopninAGES May 90 1856
The intelligence OF the expected arrival Of American
fps Of war in the Danish waters has led the government
TO take measures which will prepare II for whatever
events may take. The corvette NaJade has been de-
fpached In TO the Danish Islands Of the West In
dice and az home the greatest exertons being
in the naval arsenal for immediately fitting out several
vessels smongst which the frigate Roa AZ concentrates
To. grestet attention Az soou she Is pie ed the
Ros will be stationed ct Bebek the part OF
the sound that AL vessels passiog must necessarily
come within range o. her guns, ADether steam rg.,e
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Of 20 runs 10 cow the socks nearly compile cd and
will 10 Isunohed with all her machinery on bar3 IN
about q week. There ia also the steam coyysse Hem
dali y and screw gunboa. on the British r,ode lifting
The ex President Fillmore still here and had lcas
intsSvies yesterday with Herr Schss the kia.o-
for Eregn Affairs. Mr.. Fillmore speaks German te.J
fuertiy,
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RECONCILIATION or the Russian rlees.
Correspondence OF The Lood N r1mes
BERLIN, May ls, 1850
The Emperor Of Russia has given the whole his ee
new Arrangement which hao become necessary In
sequence the events ~ the late At present he
Russian fleet consists OF the following
FRsr DIVISION.
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~ America IN ordes 10 participate In the afvArtfges Of
any agreement sh,ch the s4uence of hI Arcy or the
threas Mr.. Psrce in exsofuug from me
Danes Unfortunately, tho Ell QCsros oil N.Y. Marcy II
rather ard she threats OF Mr. Fierce
garc.d mere oruitm fuine1, not terrible enough 70
hight he stcbtorn into ceuoess,oss or 10 make
them gise up heir black us without ample cHmpensa
ton Daring the intimidation might have succe ded
better as the grsa; European Po.srs were 30 much en-.
hghtipg their b. .fles ihas they nSss
ctsa unable % protect Denmark 10 case al Amsracsn
squs3r n had appeared before Esnore and would have
probably s6vec her to sus-at ou nov that time past
sud besides, k calaiB pas Ia chlnd<N- There y
hardly any DOUBT out thA the proposals Of Denna VIII
even he accepted ty ell parties perhaps With soms
dicaons, and this question thrs % SET 81 -es'
forever.
We have rad quite rush Of yistsrs here Lately from
al the POINTS compass, particularly from 4ussa
and EDslApc, inciudme spnnknns isom Ansn s;a;
stfsrtilp. In Germany wEsre the higher Offices CT
State are mostly ion ,he arisocracy, mao wno
from the humble coneon of clothier's apprentice has
raised birseu the supreme msgsuacy o. the greatest
republic in he world, naturally gazed upon ~ OF
phenomenon, and people we're surprised 70 mud IN Mr.
ners Of the old school, and Inc English mi,ord
than the r<don babe parsonage they hal ocsu Cd %
themselves the chosen didate Of the eerce kn w
Notbipgs. he 10 tour 10 the North, which he
extending 81, Petersburg previous
70 re uJpirg houe. The Hon. rbeodore y Fey United
Sta ss Minister resident Switzerland, also spent fsw
and scqaantances, having resie cd here for believe
DO less than sixteen years American Secretary
OF Hgst,on ard Caaygs dA6dirs during the absence Of
Mr.. Wheaton and Esjox Dones n. He was universally
respected for his hteraxy requirements Ind amiaoe
character and his cid friends we're pleased 10 hnd that
his sjeufa tbs bracng air Of the ssiss mountains
had had aSora ,le eec. upon his health, which had
lately been very precsrious.
Prince Frederick william, OF Prussia, the Gncs Of the
Princess Royal Of Eng and left this capital on Saturday
Windsor. where he VIII pass some time With Qnesn
Victoria and her family. The marriage will not take
place till summer, the young Princess having only
jus. enter cd her sixteenth year
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against laws q similar proceeding would have
against their Mr.. Cram ton It, OF course
We are ignorant Of the language Q. the Instructions but
DO not get caught the practical injunction But
Of the offenders have been caught and repeat tina.
national char acer and standing among the nations
of the world require that Mr. Champion should
home by the act of this government, he has
called home, he should have BEEN by the act OF mis-
Mr.. TooMBs.-I hsd not intended. by the few words
which uttered simply az an expression of my OPT
nion to draw out this debate and evoke the of
the honorable Senator from Michigan. ] am afraid that
the principle upon which the Senator from Michigan
placed this matter is the very one on which our over
ment has acted. II Is which heartily dsspproye
The Senator ssys that could not maintain ourselves
before the nations Of the worli II made demand
FL gland when she under tbs pressure OF war aud
then abandoned IT when peace was restored
Mr.. CAss-state the whole OF my proposition, if the
Senator peases.
self.
Mr. CAST did not say that that was the reason.
said distinctly that the acts of her Minister injured
sovereignty and nationality, snd this the
Mr. IeoMBs- At any rate the Senator intimated that
that might be a reason say 1t is reason which ought
not to operate upon great government. like this Il.
would be very unbscoming for this government to make
demand or to allow It TO be suspected that it M 10
demand on account of the peculiar position OF Eneand
such act would be offensive in any nation. Above all
would 1t be improper for this goyArument to allow
e.Ate OF peace between England and France aud
Russia to have the slightest influence on her conduct
When the government Of the Uri States accepted The
explanation OF England as perfect, the other
ouences ought to have flowed from It. am afraid thu.
1t has resulted from idea OF what otner people mgr
think to our maintenance OF national honor Ia
NJ judgment there safer rule Tor maintaining IA
iona honor. IL Is not to be found 10 the opbi6n of
othsra but to pursue the course dc lated hy nstlce
az to the other question. TO enlist ia this
country admit Ia sganst our lava but deny that
Vi st TIE British government did violation OF hem
II the British Minister had issued procIanationA and
stuck them on this Capitol stating that American eti
who cnose might r. 10 Halifax and there be- essed
&c hle saes !or usia y ~ Egspa !. woall no. be
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
DIED.

ANDERsON-On Saturday March 2, corner of FHrh and
South Fifh streets Brooklyn T. D. aged "A EMILY
Tho Inferred in tho Cemetery Of the ESesens
BRAMBALL-On Friday morning. March 21, at Aua'ertz
year OF his age.
BLACK-Oa Mordsy. March d. JOHN BLACK aged 81
years
BuREs-on Monday, March a. JAMES BURNS, native OF
the pah Of Ahooy, County Of Meath, Ireland, aged -
BArRD-op Tuesday March IS, of consumptoa MARGARET
BAIRD, aged . years.
BRoDFCK-On Tuesday morning March 25, HENRIETTA,
Only daughter of. BRoDEcK esq, ased years.
coNoyER-on Tuesday, March k5, AGNES CREIGHTON,
The end Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend her
fusea from her late residence No - East Twenty ninth
street this ThurSday afternoon al o'clock p ' without
further notice.
DIERsEN-On Monday. March q Of scarlet fever .sed
Hermann and Meta Deseu.
bIXON-In this cry, Monday, March q, AUGUSTINE
tADEkH!LL OILY child Il John and Kate = DiH'a ssd'
months.
DUNLOP-Or wedne.dsy March % after short illness M
JACKSOH DUNLOP ssed - years aud moths. Ai'E :,
Nss MARTHA DUNLOP, his niece aseo - )ea'' ~
TLe fene1s viii ,ske place this aeraOou at O'clock from
fheir a resiGeBce No. street. Their friends
and auainaI-e es respectfully invited to attend
FrT7slMoEs-o Money M:rch - LANES ElTzsiaoSs
FARRINGToN-on Tuesday afternoon, March IS, MARY
wife Of Lease W. Harrington, aged 50 years
JAcKsoN-In Jersey City Monday night March ?. sud
denly q hear ks, ,s.idsoee No T.: GrCS.
hrs CHhlSIlNA rctlct VI inc abo JUN
lac. cor, aged 50 yeez, months and ~ days,
The the ian ~ AID Of her sonsns~ a Pieron 3
Has.sd and Capt. James Mcks, and her son Jane. are
resfeetfcy invited attend Der funeral from tbs esdeoce
3r p Hs!stesd No s. second avenue NeS YORK on
Thursday 9Th March, at o'clock m, without further
Psis!ey Scotland papers pease copy.
KFLLEY-In th. city Wednesday morning, March S,
SARAH JANE wife Of Aug " Kelley. and daughter
cfRssdolph Brsnt. il the 21rb year Of her sse
Her acqusL are isyed 20 attend her funeral
OF FrIsy a. 10 oeocs witaou furNsr invitation,
W. be t.isn to EIasehiO~n, N j. fer insrnsHt
HOPRELL-In ,hi. city. Tuesday afternoon. March T,
aer long sad painful hlness the 15th
AEGELINE wife Of the late William Augustus Msnel and
daughter Of Joseph Booth. eSa, Of Newark, N. J.
e funeral viii take plA:s her fathers re.idenee No II
ke.bt street, Newark j. (fnday afternoon
ats O'Clock
kURPHY-On TuASday. March Is Mr.. JOHN MURPHY .iste
Of Carlow. ireland, szed 60 years
McCOEEEIL-On Monday March Is ser short and severe
ElEes vhSh abe bore with Chrsias resissatien hAhhEI
vie OF Js6n keCalasl, IT,. sssx YssN