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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

CO Lynch the IN rd"rer IF Kelly, in the late
brutal fight on Long Island. has not yet been
heard from. Such hnrharities musr b. stopped
What IN III We do ?-.ve,c York Leader.
CO Do? 1t is as plain as figures. Kcll,
was fortunately killed-let him 90. Lynch may
turn up in some of the corners of creation, and
when he is captured, it would perhaps be salu.
tnry, if such s,ic pc, formances cannot be stopped
without, to revive the mild Chinese punishment
put the offender into cannon, and fire him
against stone wall
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

There were several serious riots in Baltimore
on the 9th, between the Democrats aud Know
Nothings. One man was shot and several
seriously wouaded. The K. Ms. cariird the
day.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

News from Richmond Va. Of o I. 9Th, states
that Pryor Of the Enquirer, aud young Bolts,
son Of John NJ. Bolts who was ostracised and
driven from Va. because he expressed his
preference for Fremont. had left the city to
fight duel.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

sk2 I'VE want no Buck without doe -
-.hOfto at Brooklyn Fremont meeting.
We respectfully submit, that this is no obi-c.
ton to the Hon. James Platform--hasn't hv
dough enough for half dozen Presidents
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

IMPROVEMENT IN THE EAsr.-The Troy
American an organ Of the K. N. Border Rul.
flans) came TO US Saturday with two blank
pages.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

CO A train of cars, on the Great Northern
Railway. Ensl md, occupied by Queen yictoria
and her suite, during recent visit to the North
Of her n,dom, was driven at the rate Of 20
miles IN hour.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

a As Ren'Ittant and Typhoid Fevers are
somewhat prevalent at this season Of the year, it
would be found quite salutary,-for everybody
except the Doctors s-if our readers would con6ns
themselves to light food, at least two meals .
dav.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

Vv When the Roman poet was tol by a
pm egmatic friend, {" mind his own business, and
not to meddlc in other mems affsirs, he made the
immortal reply, 81 am ma, and whatever
relates to my fellow creatures also touches me
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

"a The Golden Era and Metropolitan arrived
Yesterday. Wenrs under renewed obligations 70
the Clerk Of the Golden Err, for recent p,pers.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

ca The ccnsu, of Nebraska shows a porula.
tion Of 1918, which is an increase of 1000
during the last year.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

NEW AxUsENg>T.-We saw several young men
rolling melons over the Sidewalk, to the grea,
edl6cation of PEDESTRIANS. This, with bear ana
log 6ghtinS, horse rnc;ng, negro concerts, &C..
form the attractive features of amusem .nt i,
ST paul mt r,rs,ent
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

w On tue eighth Of last month, while Messrs.
E. Donlin AMI NJ. Wilson were travelling through
township No. Ill, Sibley Coun'y, they discovered
a Lake tive anI u haf miles in circumference.
and intersper>e with be Iutirul i.lands. o.
Saturday last large numb of persons Assem-
blel on it's shores, and gave the lake the name
Of 8. Luke Washington"
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

e1' We regret exceedingly that our churches
should De % thinly attended on Sunday. 1t is .
lamentable AMI dangerous state Of aff,irs in any
community, TO see the billiard saloons ani the
shsd 70 crowded, and the IIouse Of God deserted.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

e6 The steamer Hamburg. which has jus,
been repaired at Galena. left there on the 7,h
and is now due at this city,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

c. There were loo 900 people, on the 9th, al
the National Agricultural Fair ut Philadelphia.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

e. What salutary thing it would be for the
country, If the /" Hon., !" prefxed to the name Of
our public men, always aigniied HONEST.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

Z q The change in the weather has 20 affected
our rollers, that the work on this mornings Issue
u very iuperfscs and unsatiAfaetery. Bsstes soon.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

The following comprise the sales effected BY
Col. NJ. Kenty for the week ending October llth,
VIZ -
The balance of Lake Como Villas, $4,000 90
2,4OO acres in Fillmore County, 8,4Oo 90
l6O s in Sec. II, T. 20, Il. %, 1000 90
24O " in Sec. IL & %, L. 80, X. %, 1000 90
160 in Dakota Co.. near LakeviIle, $50 90
160 g in Sec. % &c, I. 29, r. o, 900 90
I4o IN Winona County, $40 90
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

"a We had hoped that in the 's Dog and Bear
fg's," announced by some brutal speculator to
come OF on Saturday, the innocent animals
would TALL to an eat up the spectators; but il
en- led almost as we'll. The good -natureI couple,
nste ID OF getting by the ears, did not feel at all
rapacious, snl % the NJ small discontinue of the
bio" i-thirsty looxers-on, went and lay down to.
yether in one corner of the enclosure! We hope
the surrounding hruses got their moneys worth.
and learned lesson from their more sensible rela.
tiycs.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

"a The lo;al elections in Coan. have all
gone very strongly Republicans.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

ca We are indebted to the Pioneer for the
list OF articles at tie Fair, which can be found
in to. day's paper
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

TuE LADIEs-Should remember that Mrs. j. S.
Lambert is determined not to he outsod IN he,
bonnets BY anybody, and SO she invites tn,
ladies to examine her goods and prices. Buying
the raw material and IN ,nufacuring it gives he,
advantages over others. Read her adv'ts.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

CO Rev. j. PENN IN will preach in the Schoo
House, Third Ward. on Sun lay morning next..-
Sery ces ut 10 o'clock .."
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

"a Mr. II. z. Taylor will please accept ou
thanks for late eastern papers.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

ca A Republican IN esin; will be held Al
Minneapolis, on Monday evening, at which Gov
Ramsey and Others will be present and speak.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

ca letter for " W." who advertised n the
TiNEs for u Clerkship, is now at this Office.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

.u6T A revolving rife has been invented in New
York city, which can be discharged SO times 10 ,
mnufe
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18
ceunty Cemmis,iener.

~ sS0su uot 4SluuOQ rice, ESQ. Will no
serve if he is elected County Commissioner,
and is therefore useless for our citizen. to vote
Tor him. The Republican candidate is Parker
Fainc, gentleman so well known 10 the com.
munlty that it is useless for US to say anything
IN his praise. A good Commissioner is an ab.
solute necessity, and We hope the people will
vote for and elect Mr.. Paine.
EaRArA.-In our casual notice Of the Cath.
cart Brothers the other day, We called the
flrm "Ca.hcar Brothers & Co.. thereby convey.
ing the impression that others were concerned
IN their business besides themselves. 1t was an
unconscious error but we gladly rectify it. assur.
ing our readers that Co. is no, one of the part.
ners-and that. having JUS. received stock OF
goois, they are, wthou, his cooperation, pre-.
pared TO furnish, as good as the best, and as
cheap as the cheapest, everything in the dry.
goods line, to tle crovIs of ladies' every day
hocking to their emporium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
miscellaneous.
Orrtcr O, InE HpDsoy RIVER Badge Co,
A Il Can't % la-A

AT ALBANY, Sept. Is. 1856
DLANS and Specifications for the SUPER
II STRUCTURE of BRIDGE TO be erected BY this Com
many across the Hudson River Albany will be- received By
tb Directors any time within sixty days from the date hereof
:. r Office the Exchange, in the City OF Albany The
par NAV be for Supetructure Of either Wood or Iron
By the the Charter the Bridge to b. constructed
with draw Of sufficient width 10 sdm the free Of the
navigating the River least hundred feet in
width or least hundred and hiy feet so
Inorunon NAV be obtained office of the Company
To b oaen OF the Bridge and vi the particulars necessary
10 be- By who may wish to submit plans and
specifications -, - --.,... -,
The plans b in detail accompanied with an e'tinse OF
ell the Items ...-,- - A.,
don, motions Of any of those which BE- submitted
Premium Of $50 will b. paid for the plan which may DO
accented by Directors portions OF different plans be-
adopted premium will b. divided in such manner IS the d.
r., ,tor. may deem proper. By order Of the Board
@. l.. WILSON Sec Rotary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
0roreries.

U~JENFIED PATENT STARCH
II inpokTANr TO rHK LADIES
~. d-r,.nf Of Lsces and q. description o. sne 6oos
N. c.l,tS.ied starch 70 unriytleS -
'As OSY TRIAL WILL COSvINCA
Sold BY al RESPECTABLE GIScs, .9s Pr,sa,t oss'S7t A'
Cnou- nooA ho'iH A''' -As7'-' - H
n HN ID w | G. II T & Co.,
- Manufacturer. Of
pO,:BLy REFINED AND FAMILY sALERArus
srpYR CARBONATE or SODA. SAL SODA ETC.
No n 0d-Iip, Hanover s}GNe, NV Ygs
pupy CRAM or fA2rAa ALWAYS OK HAsyD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
JosEPH HrGgAAs, Auetoneer.


JosEPH HrGgAAs, Auctoneer.
GALE Of CROCKERY-On TUESDAY, Oct.
~ 81 O'Clock precisely stth-s corner ~ Court
ard Baltic Sta South Brooklyp The STORE FIXTURES aGi
a year, LEASE Of the Store and Dwelling from Nov. ls5
RI ut ESQ per
And rned.t.ly sftsxward-Th. eutre CHINA GLASS
WARE CROCkERY sTONEWAaE ic The stock 10 vol
escorted AID the stand excellent for r-tAls having
good Of and opportunity for
one d.sirous Of con,in uinf the business
Catalogues ready at the Central Sses Rooms Of VII
lousLby and PesTlsts the City Han, Bro,Eyu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
professional Notices.

EDWARD A. FRASER, Attorney and Coun-
IL ,eor at Law Notary Public. Commsoner Of Deeds tor
tbe states 81 York and Connecticut No 35 Broone
ctx of New York Title Of Real Estate searched Rea 10
~ bsnes. connected with any Of the states correctly ana
nomp,y attended TO- Bounty Lands Pensions, Se obtained
k E.t. u the CITY Of Nrw-iok taken charge OF Rraa
F.tse aud Stock. bought and sold Commison Debs col
i,J ~ .bou the States The Proof Of wills and Adm
'on mon the Estates Of deceased persons attended
Wi. DEEDS Bonds and Mortgage and =. other Legal inst
,, dawn up and the proper execution thereof elected
M,.gc. Toclo.ed Losns Negotiated and Moneys Invested
in stoc 4, md Bond. and MoItssges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
Goal, ST.

I ACKAWANNA COAL.-The Delaware and
- Hudson CsB Company tales this method Of infornn
their AID TIE public generally thai they MOI
ADVANCED the prices " tIsir CCa but stiff prepared
deliver ROnGo0t In The city the oparins r.,e. u
the n Tree.
SCRANTON COAL.-The Delawa are, Lacks-
~ VAIN. sLd esern Railroad Company (Ohes Na. 81 VAL
\. ~ continue u sell hi. SUPERIOR COAL deliveries
o. tosrd v,ssels EhIsbetnpOf ~ j. .a pnces
fore advertised per tsn OF 2 ~ pounds viz:
eteAAtCat
Lsrs, Esl Tor grsfes and hous- tanscss,...... -
SMALL a. tor lAree stoves and nstest. s.
Nut o. Stove tor cooking stoves ranxes kGl.... -
Cbe.tnut (or small engines kc.l......,.,,... Sa
Fr.sbt 70 New York Bsookiyn. jersey cry, &C., T. .ss
W. z WARREN. Treasured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

ALBERT H. kIcoLAY, Aucioneos.
DOSETIVE EXECUTORS SALE of the Estate
i Of tbs late GEORGE FORDHAM, deceased, Of Fast
Broadway Cherry and Wsterst. REAL ESTATE by order q
A. w. Bradford esq, Surrogate, close the EssteAL
BERT II. NICOLAY will SELL on WEDNESDAY. Oct II
IL O'Clock. at the Merchant Exchange as follows: .
The LEASE Of Lots Of Nos ST and so CHEKRYST vita
the story and basement Bnek Houses thereon tho outa
aide, between Clinton and MontE0meryst. Houses I1In
The Lease. rpire MAY 1853 with renewal OF Il years
per cent valuation Present ground rent 90 per AnSun
each aad the Of the lot TO full value Tor al IMPROVE
the expiration of The Leases ,z. IN
The LEASES Of Lots Nos 5r4 SO add oIs WArEhoE1
with IA three Ssory cellar Brick stores these IN, Ee
each The leases the the Cheryst property sna
iii he sold In one parcel her with the sauna -
No 2iS EAST BROADWAY.-Ths LEASE Of Lot N. ~
F.t together with the story and basement bnk
Hop.s con on side between Clinton and Jotet
sop,s HouSs 25xS and contains all tho modera improve
uent. The lease expires the lst VI May 1851 viii Two
renewals Of Il year, eseh ct cent valuation Pr7st
sroand rent l5 toe owner Of hs ot " psJ fl
vain s at the expiration Of the lease
TERMs-Cssh ~ follows. 10 per cent and the sao,ionesr'
Of sale ard the bAarce the 10 dag Of No
verber when the leases will BE- d-liveredtae purcs
the benefit q al the from that day For full
seuls. apply No 81 Cberyst the Asc,ioneos No
Brosd-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

(DyopKH AGENCIES ia LONDON, PARIS BRUSSELS
yIFNNa -Spechea and drawings for Applications
su,nders Reissue Of Detective faieats
and council sven al legal Ana seeaiac Poino
sonneet.d with Patent Matters. -,
poIops.op, and the Great Ses are procured OppC-ons
.s,r,d and conducted Assignments prepared stsmPc< AAs
rvnstered in Londen. -
FRyNCH AUSTRIAN. and other Continental f.'eDts are
obtained. and Armament Pl.P~ed' 'SA"P'u 'A1 "
ae .pptopr,s 9 Offices Of record ~.
regard to Foreign Applications the undermined feel. It
this bu.ae- cod the perfection Of his 10
Sd be has r there during that time majority OF al the
80, hb In nun Der and in importance, emAnsiiag frsn
-, conn,ry s also in the United States majority OF 81 to
p,sn,. .ed TO foreigners while Al evidence Of the esa
"a validity not has faed of being sustained ~hcs
kesre the Court. - 4. .,. ~ =. ...,.
p.rn. are secured prior VIII void tia te-
IN pfornsou ke. Be bad Oh .pPe.non u
above Ia 1O1- = :. .o---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

AUSTRALIA INDEPENDENT LdSnSsss
~ GOODBYE. ARKBLL ELLIOTs iEDIPLsS1ds
Inv Ite .tIeadid A clipper chip ARIEL wiIi sscssSk
GtTAN srFSD for Melbourne and have PrcsH q ~ =
Zoe cipf.F hip ROBERT TREAT 70, sytney ..essl r
s,!,.Y ~ a ~ sy-L Per ff-isht Or psssa(e 1 r.
Vs.. 4sy.J o. b.A os 4 We 0fsos Ne " resn~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
Building alaterials.

Building Alaterials.
LINGUISTIC TILES-For Vestibules, Halls,
II Hearth. DiniRsroo ConseIvsories 10 GARSkIRL
cWMNTY-TOPS DRAIS-PiPES, kc. For sale by
MILLER COATES, No Ts PeArls-, N. T.
EAKY ROOFS-LEAKY ROOFS
i OsBORN's ROOFING CEMENT is the cheapest. bes,.
md by far the uos durable Roofing used 1t is inpervons TO
improve IT, and 1t resists the most IN
,.pse heat Leaky Tin Roofs cemented. and made equs
"a new l. OSBORN Mason and Builder. No. Ia Csnaist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
6ouses ana farms Wanteo'

WANTED-AIargeF FIRST FLOOR OK. and !" S SELr
sykE OIL COMPANY, No 50 Besverst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
ri SALE toCLOSE nn ESTATE--Wil be

sold at public auction the Hotel Of s. Scudde in the
Village Of Huntington Long Island on the 9th Of November
next O'Clock p. FARM Of Acres ying in said vii
Iag, fronting the Northern Post Road The Land Of
t qpsiy arabic, and eisiby situated for more Co'
try Seats OF may be probably divided INTO Nlase LOS As
LAND. fronting road and near the first sboy de-
senbsd Alec time and place about 10 Acres lying
Huntington Hsbor possessing peculiar advantages
GentemeDs Summer Residences; facilities for Bathing
Fslins having fine Fruit and commanding views. For
further particulars spply TO HENRY J. SCUDDER esq No.
6s WNf.t. o TO VIZ w. WOOD. HUNTINGTON, l.. |.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
Real Gstate for Sale.

At PRIVATE SALE--400 feet of WATER
"A FRONT the East River, between lllth and ll5h'sts
Id 100 finland Lots well adapted for Manufacturing purposes
~ sbIptsde Also three Lots north side Of 79hst
athsr. For full particulars apply to
BAKER WEEKS Auctioneers, No Pines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
balrs bp Anrtioft.

WELLINGTON CARTER Ahc.ioneer.
CHAMPAGNE, BRANDY, CIGARS.-At Auc-
~ ton TOMORROW, Tuesday, AZ No 81 Deys., corner Of
Greenwich of Hardware, Cutlery Axes Shov
els Spades Hstoheis seels Also, Groceries. Rice, Flour
Soap Peas Cissrs Tobacco Brandy Wines Codisls with
select lot Of Fancy Ware and Small Goods.
M DOUGHTY, Auctioneer, will sell TO-MOR-
1yls ROW CTuesdsy) st l2f O'Clock No l8 West 28th
st. the entire Psor Chamber and Dining Room Furniture
Beds and Bedding Carpets China Crockery and Glassware
Kitchen Utensils Rosewood Psnoort. &C. contained therein
Particulars in Herald Catalogues House morning Of sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

II valuable land IL in wood the remainder fine for grain
fruit OF gardening all its varieties comfortable farm house
" tn ments 2cellsrs &c good water. Situated North
Bunswick Middlesex County, j. II miles from SpOswJOd
depot here trains pass twice day from New York sad Phs
Gophia and from Washington, where sOops and steam
bCss ply daily for New-York markets. The small Farm
tns IL Of good land, little house. well of water
Sc sdoiDs the former They both for private sale sep
ssey together until Oct % II not sold then il will be Of
fired At suction THURSDAY, Oct. 25 at O'Clock
7erms birds cash the balance a. per
Inquire Of s @ BOOTH, No. IS West l&h.st, n y,
he Farm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
Ocean 6teamers, sc.

ZOE G A l. i D N H.
NfcAR A0UA
suo,yssy ROUTE TOO HfLLs.
oRxIT REDUCTION or PRICES.
The New ara Splendid Steamship
4 x A s,
800 tuns,
vA ssH f.sua tue pier foot Of Beach North River
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA, on FRIDAY, Oct X
o'uloek D. M, a. With tho
SIERRA NEVADA,
from SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Pacific for SAN YRAS
CISCO.
Fas.o sih kI6 b, the heahies and cheapest rsaA
Fifty Ioands "a baggage allowed each passenger Tea 90"
pst EsgLa "a gKSess
BAT,s or PASSAGE FROM NETWORK
70 SAL rsAscIsco, TO san Sosft
Including IstlIRss Trp. Pirsi Cabin ..............tL
FiE~t slis 6l7b Second Cabin.
sesost Css;n........ is Stsersss.
FCr Fre.stt OF Psssase, apply 20 -.
CfAa MORGAN s0xa
No Bowling Greea. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
JustrncIion.

DOYS' SCHOOL.-Parents DESTROYS for the in
D aruction Of their invited 70 examine j. H.
TYN(,'S system, at the School No. FL East l6th-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

T,NGII sH and CLASSICAL FAMILY SCHOoL
II s BOYS at Bedford Wes'che.'eI county ~ a
WIyIiAMsON A. NJ Principal Next session wa open Noy'
Circulars may be had Of d. BERREN eco no az ear
nj c. H. CLOSE, esq, No lis futon''''' OF y A'D''
Al. PringpAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

DOYs SCHOOL.-The subscriber has opened u
GEO. N. CLEAVELASD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at Green
- wich Conn.-LEWIs HOWE. A. M Principal. Mum
h, t;,u,5 10 twenty Winter Session will commence OF
SoTDAY Nov and continue % weeks FOR circulars, con
fsip;oe lernns &C. address the Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

TlHE MISSES WAL ntxs -. oys1sd rs., p pAi
eon"o'i .,.,,,s. there or ., Lockwcofs Bookstore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
NOR sALE.-FIsHKn4L.-Th Homestead Of

a DC IaIe Zen JOHN b. AN -" Ton Of Dutohes. OOquIy
brock miles from the river p from Village Of fshkh The
buildings consist Of comfortable capaeious old fashioned stone
Mansion NJ By 81 feet with frame wing 80 BY b. surrounded by
fine ocuss bsFns house. cebOuse &C. all in good
repair lands in excellent condition abundance and
sscy Of fruit trees and garden fruits beautiful shaded lane
iesds from the TIE house of mile This place is
for quiet beauty rural aud heahiunes
Hss been In the family 100 years. Apply TO
HARRIS WILSON, Attorney and Counselor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

OIFtCt ~ tn Co,HoNSEALTu tIsE. IystR.,o, -
Not WAL. T.. Ngw. loSK. Or E iSs
nVIDrND.-rke Board of Directors I..s ~
lJt., a,ai.rJ, sEMI-ANNUAL DnfnsxSn nave sssts
CENT N lie CAPITAL >'ock n the Colpnv p,y,S, On
sn,r ,ho -, ay ot November ptokimo M Tr,rs ~ 40
I'm ~ .l.d Tor fur eng e 49, oss<1
TliuNAS l.. CHESTER So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-24
bod

On Monday morning, juno %, after long and severe
illness, Mrs. Ass SMITH In the 5Sth year Of her age
or friends and acquainances and those OF her sons,
George and Edward respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from her late residence No 20 Catherine street
this afternoon, at two o'clock Her remains will be taken
10 Calvary Cemetery for interment
On Monday June 70, after short but painful illness,
ca MARINE, wife Of John b. Donne.y, aged rs years.
Tho relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
the funeral from the residence of her husband No
275 Third street. this afternoon at three O'CLOCK hf
remains will be Inferred in Calvary Cemetery.
On Monday, June %, WILLIAM HAYES, in the 37th year
ofbis age.
Tho friends Of the family, and those OF his Bro.her
John respectfully invited TO attend the funeral to-
afternoon, at O'Clock from his late residence,
No. 81 Greenwich street.
New Orleans papers please copy.
On Monday June IS, OF consumption PATRICK KING,
aged ~ years.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at
tend tho funeral from his ate residence, No 54i Ninth
avenue between Forty third and Forty fourth streets His
remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for inermont
Drowned FRANCS TEMPLE, eldest son OF Bcthuel o. and
Julia Catharne Wheeler, aged years, months and
days.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence of his father No. IA
Charles street, this afternoon, at two O'Clock
On Monday June D. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, son OF william
and Mary Agnes Allen, aged year, months ana TWO
days.
tend the funeral from the residence Of his father No 81
Gouverneur street. this afternoon at three O'Clock His
remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. .
On Monday, June 23 HENRY CoLvILL, youngest son OF
Calixte and Cecilia Harver, aged year aud months
On Sunday, June D. of water on the BRAIN ADRIAN Du.
RAND aged Il months and 20 days. son OF Antnony ana
Ellen Durand.
On Saturday, June 81, ERAsrus L., youngest Of Will
liam H. and Esther p. Hacker, aged months.
On Sunday, June %, PAULINE daughter OF James H.
and Henrietta Constable, aged months.
Her remains were inferred in Greenwood.
In Brooklyn, on Saturday morning, June IL JOHN WEB
eTER, aged S. years, native OF Yorkshire England
His remains were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery He
was afeconate husband and kind father His loss we
deeply mourn.
Al Milwaukee Wisconsin, on Friday, Juno ~, LEONARD
NJ. DAVIS, Of poughkecpsie.
In Paris on Sunday, June 8, HENRY W. WALES aged 81