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West &oshen MILL

YH\IIE subscriber would take this opportunity to
IL inform the residents of Goshen and vicinity
that after having remot!eed rebuilt and mtrvuc,s,
new mill entire for Touring, they prepared to
give them as good article in the line of Flour as
can be made anywhere in the country. We have
spared pains expense to put it in perfect order
for custom work. The subscribers also keep on
hand good supply Of
Rye aud Buckwheat Flour,
COrnmeal and Feed,
- at as low rates as the markets will allow.
Z. T. CUMMINGS 4 SON.
West Goshen, Oct. 81, 1857 27-3mol
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SHAWLS SHAWLS.-Brocha, Stella and vari-
- city OF Spring and Summer Shawls may be found
at MCNEIL & BRAMAN's
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BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE
The British Quarterly Reviews
Cost reduced so to IS per cent

Great Inducements to Subscribe
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Church Organs.
TEORGE JARDINE s SONS celebrated Organs
w which used in many of the princi pal
churches in New York city and elsewhere. The
subscriber. having taken the agency for the sale OF
the above will be pleased 70 receive orders from ali
societies wishing to purchase an organ, those
Wishing any information in regard to the organs
will please send to the subscriber and in return will
receive price list and scale size number of stops. &c
ARVID DAYTON.
Wolcottville Sept LIST, 1856
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7ard Times.
KNHE entire stock Of Bnckskin Gloves and Nit
- tens, Drawers and Wrappers, Gents Shawls
Boys Comforters, Half Hose, Shirts and Collars
selling at cost at
E II. GisRAass Clothing Store, LitchGsld
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NJ ANTED.-Hides, Bark and Caf-Skns wanted
w at the Tannery, South Farms, by
r. BURLINGTON
May 9th, 1856.
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PIANO FORTES.

lust received, new supply from ALBERT W.
- LADD Il Co.. of Boston, and HARLEroN s. Bro
THEIRS. of New York.
All wishing to purchase, are invited to call and
examine them. ARVID DAYTON.
Wolcottville, Nov 5, 1856 tf-2s
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Geese Feathers.

RUGS and Medicines of all kinds will be dis
~ pensed with care and accuracy by
H. w. BUEL l. C,
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THE GREFENBERG MEDICINES

Are vel known and eagerly sought for throughout the
whole Continent Of America.
Never Before their Introduction could any series
OF popular be found that equal to
gency that were aE avs to be rehed on ana were WHINE
reach OF the poorest persons!
Never Before the Grsefenburg Pills, could you OBJ
tain certain remedy for Bilious Diseases, Liver
Complaints, Dysps psia, Costiveness and Asthma.
Naycr E1efore thi. Favor and Agua remedy couId
rsbire he fonnd hat en- ed ali cases Of Chi and Few
n, SIC
never beloIe 1ne Oreen MOUNTAIN Olnttnens as
there to be ionnd ior zoe any immediate cure or
DtuHes, Nues, viu IoieN, h,9s'PHeiASt ~Nu
elther extetnai W in'einai'
Never Before Warshall's Uterine Ca
thOlicOn was Failing Of the Womb, and other Uterine
diseases found 70 be curab Now ten cases out OF twelve
are cured by this medicine.
R- II anv nhvsician snnposes that this il merely
anal remedy we would repy that is prepared by DR.
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TENBUIbDINGS)
Reduction in Freights /!

WTEhaveth the pleasure announce that the Railroad
also congratulate the people Of Tennessee that very
short time the Cars viii pass from this place Atlanta
without breaking bulk Tins will then be at least
DAYS In advance Of Savannah.
Take particular notice that FORWARD
destined for the interior, the low rate
l2Hc for ordinary packages; and that MEASURE
THSG thereby securing to you aSays, at least four times
oOmmi-sO
VIZ PAY Hn--s UNLESS
The Rail- DAD Agents, both At Savannah and Charleston
DO MEASURE
Oar expensebis paid here therefore yoa need not
remit.
We also send you duplicates Of bills We let
package lie over here
Wepay strict personal attention to business, and
hing shall be wanting part to promote the
interest Of all who patroniEe
We tending against two mighty Corporations
ask the pubic sustain US, aud " work Is
done WELL and bills less than theirs, then take it
from US and give tito them
ANY information about lost goods and any thing pertain
ing TO the business, cheerfuIp given.
Nessrs. W. II. Gordon 4 Co, Nashville;
Gardner, Shepherd Co.
Cook Rsiy Co., -
Richol, Green Baiy,
Morrison 90, I"
Z" Stricil.r, Ellis Co.,
" A. II. Hici & Co.,
W. W. Berry Demovill,,
CheathaU, Watson A Co
And last, but not least, good old friend Jo Cad
well, Esq, President o: the &C X. r F., Chsreston.
iar92 9 wYATr CO.
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1857. METROPOLITAN STORE. 1857.
w. A. & J. G. McCLELLAND
Re nov in tecelps0 the largest msgaisssa.
STOCK OF Spring Goods e has ever been then
% onsr to the trade selected with great care from nrI
ssss importing Houses Of the Atlantic cities ron our
long experience IN the retail business IN Nasnsle-psek
me oioest established firm in the citue iee every
dence in saying that prepared 70 oner 70 d
pa1ctnal buyers greater indncenent than meg can ~
elsewhere
our stock is made up Of the sre.est Novelties most De-
sirabls styles and bes Fabrics Of s Season. Az
Of layers i to give castfd examinations 70
satisfy themselves has they can save money os buying
Our stock too large and comprises 200 much variety 10
enuDerste generally.
Silk Goods.
Our STOCK Of Fancy Dress slkss uay large and at
trac've, in prices ranging from hy oen per MY
In black silks We have all The best skss in Gro de
Reines Iusterngs and Moarnins Ta1eta, which
are ong al 10 ~er prices than be had any other
house.
French.Organdies and Muslins.
have the most elegant stock Of French Orsandie, IN
| the market al very low prices. - --A e-- p
Elegant French orgsndie and Muslin Robes.
Musans spd yacOnesn endless variety, cheaper than
Mourning Goods.
wehave every thing compete in this department.
Trimmings.
Our Stock Of Trimmings, Ribbons, &C, is very fa and
White Goods, EmbrOideries. sc.
In this line know the largest and most COM
L. gy low.
We have many kInis Of White Goods manufactured to
order exclusively for our sales.
Linens, Damasks, Towels, sc.
We have I'll the best makes ia these goods In great
rety and at astonishing low prices. We have small lot Of
shose Patent Elastic finish Linens for Ladies wear. 3
Curtain Goods, &C., sc.
Satin LANES Union Damasks Lace ant Emtro dered Mus
In Curtains, Window Shades very hne Drugget Mattings
&C. q
Shawls, Scarfs, Mantles, sc.
In this department have every thing that the most
elegant taste demand prices that win enable
every LADY to supply herself with something elegant.
ParasOls and Shades, sc.
We have The best stock fParaols Shades and Umbrellas
ever IN this market.
5000 Dozen Hosiery.
We have store the largest and elegant stock Of
Hosiery this market in slS Le Sandal Lace,
and Cotton, for ladies' Misses and Children MN and boys
cheaper than ever known.
Basques.
White and Buff Piqse and Briliantes for Bssques with
Linen ami Cotton, Hinges and White Cotton Galoon for
Trimming.
April5 W. A.. & J. G. MccLELLAND
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Freights Reduced.
RATES OF FREIGHT
FROM CHARLESTON TO NASHVILLE.
TO ooST1SoE WITHOUT ALTER sroS Uxru TIE
First Day of June. 1857.

FIRST CLASS.
Piano Eortes Books and Stationery Roots, Shoes and
Hats; L'qTors, oils, &C., in botles- Camphfne ard
Spirits TurDentne, in bbIs.; Carpeng, China Glass
and 'tlsssWarr, Cigars IN eases Clocks, Conf coaa.
ries Cnon Cards, Cutlery n cases casks and boxes:
Dry Goods in boxes and nales; Drugs Fruits Frpit-
Tres and Sh-ubherV, surs, Garden Seeds, looking
Glasses and Lookine-fiass Plate Eat owners risky
Uvsters'n cans and Jars Saddery Tin add Brittanis
Ware, Teas and Spices, pr TOO lbs. q IL
SECOND CLASS
Hardware. except such qs speciHe IN First and Third
class; Coffee Mills, Machinery Foreign Liquors. in
oos and pipes; Tobacco In hoxeS; Leather IN rolls
Snd noxes Ois In bbls. aud casks; croekery and
SueenS"are IN crates and casks; Rice, Whiting,
Plaster Sheet Brass, and Copper Der 100
THIRD CLASS
Axes Shoves Spades. Sad irons Zinc Tiu pigs;
T n-plate, Anvis Vices, casks of Chains and Hoes:
ManIna and Crt'on Cori'ee. Coser. hsavv Cs.tfng,'
Ml-f4earng 'Ralroa'- vhee's and txlss Chains and
sPAes' anu hosln IN mis-, per 100 80
SPECIAL RATES
furniture and Carriages boxed ant oher articles
not enumerated; also. Csrhovs Of A~ids or other
Chemic1s, vii ne charged nv SEXUAL weight, but at
double First Glass Rates ppr 90 % a.
Have every package plsnlv rNrted with ~ con-
sgnee oestnanfn src deIo offsHvery iterton 70 this
livery.
ADVANTAGES LNn F.crIIrTFs OFFERED BY THE
CHAPI ESTON POrTF
Goods consigned the ARrRts Of me South Carolina
Railroad char'esor win he forwardpd stFres ~ Com
mission drs, Wharfage srd postage only chsrgeia
nil oi Whi"h th auorrt q freight raid Wl he
mail TO congnecs. Mark psel ages, care Agents. C. R.
charges 80 that hose who prefer ccnsiFnirg 10 Cor,s-
ion House do So and have their expensehHl payable
here.
AT freight for Nashville and Stations or the Nashville and
Chat'anooga Rfirond nom Charleston through
I'n7 on' and shippers may rely upon the utHo des
patch ard pTornrt-ees
The Rae from Ch'reston to Nashville will times be
aslow as nv Savannah.
am authorized. and viii ie prov ptIv any over
charges and darag' that NAV on this line.
In oflost missing rocd- will IKE chsrrr ofapv
correponh"nce 'or heir recovery and not
found will nav fn the within thirty days after notice
Il given az this Office.
Merchants along the line of the Nashville and Chatsa
neoRa Rsrosd viii bear IN mind .hat rates ap
ply to 81 Goods from Charleston which Re delivered
~ NE following Stations. viz Stevenson, Anderson Dech-
erd, Tnllfho"s Normsndy, WaTtrace. Shen willie Bell.
BUCKLE tosieryie, MurreesbHrn, Snyrna and Lsverpne
shall he mr. red to give explanation and 'nfor-
walton desired IN regard 20 n irhts expensehis
Correspondents nav RELY uTon prompt az IN
uues, and attention given business brought un-
der my supervision ard control.
CHAS. W. ANDERSON. Agent,
ian9-u No. 2s College 81 Nashville.
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GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES
AND
SteambOatS.
PATENT BENZOLE GAS.

(tnrNFKY Rlshts ard STATE Rghts Ger sale ne onl
L n~unnln Narhtne lhaf 30 9ise foed hxht-
n. eusire spparafui slps ocrupi but s and
ssairss Alieaisn sxeept Endng sp siiar
q flack.
ne Rpsss bird les than ardnary crai Gas. and
nakss ne handssuez and cheapest heht 10 he uoFid Il
ga - FFaatleai ezeFasen HeneFson bFos-.
DsaeGt Auyperson heir heueta Ehfed,
~ shs faF bhlng q Dasisn cosntv. apd sccl orsFs-
lnfarmalaa eeneernng slAls and Coaniy Alshls can
"a - Arriving 10 Wa. WAkNE.
saxsl-M chsrry tuses, Nssh&znA
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Silks.

AZ orr e eouuter viii be found everything New and De
srabie. In this branch busin intend
Cheue Rlo1need Robes-besutfui,
Check
Beautiful SIX Robes for Evening,
Rich Chene Silks,
Tafsta Jardiner-
Chene Stripe Silks,
Plaid a7d Cheek silks, an grades,
Plain Silks, al colors,
Rich Aruure,
Pollt de SoiFe, AL cOlors,
Rich M9ire Antique,
Gre de Nap Marssline and all kinds TduminglsnE
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NO KxcusK F0K had ARxaD.-ess ssssssa q
-. s,,ss tsas. re dsrs, asd thAs extra Fear, sns
nsA pc nunszY
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HISTORY OF WASHING TUBS.
V'HUNP, thump, scrub, scrub.
Il Scold scoid aWsy.
deuce ht Of comfort
UpOn washng-d .y-Oi Sea0.
"a borrowed tor he occasion, % b sung al
breatJasf)
Come hone % dinner, dai ling.
Tbs va hiag's done TO-DAY;
Rurnse : fab has done the loo,
So you heed NOT 90 TO SiddlebsFrsa or
oAsey or any place else 10 get your dinner
HAVING purchased the exclusive righ, Of shi. s,y and
county % sell Niseners Patent wAshTub and having Fy-
thoroagh trial, oler the citizens AZ AZ os
price they cen BE- Manufactured Thia Tub Is no Ma
chine; u has no erAnks cas- ses whe-ss any thax
about that eau possibly get out Of order,
worked BY "ons Hig9er poVerf and "siaal+ one al
Ihsi. Pull directions Tor asng sli accompany each rs,
bs rsfrzed and aks laonss ref.aasds Assn sysse, -
its etaiiEy Ses eorTospondsnee below.
RsooaDn' oFTsoz
Nashville, FEB 10, 81 7
Ma. d. G. RUssET-Dear Sir: Ny uasheF-soraIn a..
year Tub saTvs heap Of seTulbiHE." ioaFs trEiy,
10 l. RYAN, Cry sArsAiIL
EAsBvulE. FEB IL 81.
D. Q. RgAsSr-De, slr: The Wash fs6 parca.ssa Of
yea have slinfaetofy Uisd, ana rsesaneue Is 70
every hossetesPsr labor saving naehIns IN. uorE
dose ~ q l. fer sgReror dane ca ne eo.r.,n
s4sh board, snd moreover. ma fAisa- attsna.,
apea rs cd so e wA'hing. feau TssPeesiag,
X aEI6s.
a SA1sHls Zee. Is. ~.
rteenmenalng the wash-fuS { Furehassd 81 va n i
tFuy a6ossasiRg Eaehias, and ene nss afsly 70 ed
oa Of ercF. Fsvsra q any ssigab9rs Ave sEpr,sS-d
sh 70 obtain eDe, ard w ~ bsey oa ihssr arss
v,tit 70 tAe ety. fssy 4rr shat eseEy per shoad
have. fours ray w. d RaSkR
T. l. T3x ceiissisr for 0aysassa ooaatf.
NasHx1tlK Fee 81 ST
Nr. D. q. Rra&ksneaF SIR fAs Al Tsb esssht a.
yea ths ttA thag 81 ths kiad ever 49, sd sseaas.
n,snd ever isnaiy = buy ons. Years ssuis
n. Z. fRENcH
csanay Rights or FAss Tennessee ar she seov, w..h
fse ossa q ihs esss afsAneAss The parchaser
khst d. 6. KuasxE
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Facts About AmbrotYpes-
4 MHRorNPGS wsrs ~hsfrofsoad'' IL Nsshsins
II ~ A. LAacoNBE
AmhrotYpsl made nashrTe else II aa4AFls tAsn AZ
- Anhrallpt 4aouaa Ne. ~ c1lleEe -
AHaeretyFes mais upaa 4ouar pate ga.z nei mss
sy sealed ana sAas protested AGAINST AZ sesAeaa1 81 n
sarT
amnretYpe ooaaterfslfa msds e. anEls g4<ss act
caed. tarsaie a. aflaaff -
AEabresyPes sere = naa1 ~ tnfsnAff = eain1ee
ffa a. chez peIarra utAar aen hefraH fns nsnss
sa apqiy - % aRlsrer ppsnlr nHae tarAa Ne 4.A.1
assaa al - Arsheaype-sesa ~ dsisentu' aAl1
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Black Silks,
BeregeS& Grenadines

We have IN store splendid lot OF these Goods
MagnIHcent Founced Grensdne Dresses,
Rich Cheae
f" Velvet |" ("
Plain Leaf "a
1nsty'es Fource5 Bereges, great JOB,
Fig'd Berezes- heaufffui
Embd crape Oresses'or Evening,
Palm Pereges, all colors,
CHARLES, " Z" r-r
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Mourning Goods.

Having his Dad particular attention to this par
Of business will have hand anything that be
desired In this line,
Sumner Bonbazines,
SILK Warp Alpaca,
Black Bereges DeTaiues,
al qualities,
GTenadiDe silk,
Chaliie.
Bavardere Tanaton,
Ponsons-a Beautiful article of mourning
Silk dniShei without gloss,
Foulards
Canton Crapes
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THOMPSON & CO.,
MARBLE PALACE"
No. 50 College Street.

T,HoMPsov CO.. having removed 70 their magnin-
cent Marble Palace and having Handsomely lifted II
up for doing business in mercantile manner are deter
iaei not TO be surpassed IN the Beauty and Magnitude
their stocS Having increased facilities Tor Purchasing
Goods IN q Eastern markets ana m King most ~ oT m
ens-es from nr hands and Of importatous
tnrov easb 70 sell goodk less proHt Than those
Purchased from second hands
oar stoek viii consist Of the best English. French. Ger
msn ana american Good% All We ask friends and
eastoners is &c call and themselves, feeling
snea they WV agree with US, both In eszrd 10 tbs
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NEW IRON FOUNDRY.
ELLIS & MOORE
DEG leave 10 Inform their friends The public sAa her
ID have ngv IN operation large and extensive RON
: U ID Y adjoining cur Machine shop and pre-
FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
POr every description q thai nay be called
er and as cheap As can be done vest Of The mognAns.
Mn GEAkiSe, hoEsx PgHEEs, eAsA WnanTa,
bASK FAuIrs, WHb0u sIlLs and LEssLEs. CARS Baas,
NArkA Hakls CoaS cAu~HEks, and al CksFiAos,
used IN tac alfs say Mis Furnaces
aud Bueli'ngs made 10 order 81 short nosies
We MI also tra,h evrFt description ef steam and Water
Aachurry a. Ne tqs Bricss Paitsrs order and
oehaEse iaE ateFas shicn "a foandry
FILLS MOORE.
81 NArhst strsst. bFoad,
jan 7, SOY S.shSilie fsus.
WHITE RIsa.- 70 -ai,. ahiss F,,A, iaar so~vsd
w aad far sac ~ ssssl D b, DicksY.
QAELnOAD scNsPEaxS jas, r,osl ,.a saa sss
~ sale ~ lfAssl "a D AHsKsY.
pAILROAD sPTk ~ Js.t ssssiv-a .a4 e. ale
II ~ lf-h4sI D u Kay.
plrrsBCRG f.l;o.s = ssss svsr.s.a ana ssr s.Ss
4 - lisossl a D plcKsy.
nutaEs AM CaoW BASS ~. rss.Isea
~ sns ~ .a,s ~ iis.1sl y DlcAgY.
'orrs.ss asor Eosas i4s. ssss.vsa .sa b. So =
- les4'l o. DtcA4t
WINDeW sA>n iass Fsssassa asa e. "a. -
4 ULLss PATENT WAcmGNE Iu.s ssssisss
"a an ~ ssis - tse-sl o D Dieksf
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ews.-iaslla spss.,. Rssl.su's ns.s . a.as ssa
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Organdies and French Muslins

New style organdie Muslin Robes,
" Chintz
French Muslin
s. gande /" Robes, very handsome
!" French NusIiu 10 great variety,
Z" Printed PsrcaleS,
(" .. Iaconets.
Cheap Muslin. a kfnds-Rreat lob.
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white and Ruff Piqse and Briantes for Bssques with
Linen ami Cotton Fdnges and White Cotton GalOon for
Trimming.
April5 w. A. 4 J. G. McCLELLAND
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DIED.

BRADLEY Al we.por Tuesday July Hs ssa,. A.
aged year. 10 months aud days
BROwNLEE-on Sunday July Il, after lingering illness
borne with Christian forttude Rose Brownlee late OF Bay-
mena, County Antrim Ireland.
BRUsHNEHAN-On Thursday, July 10, Of anemis Frances
A.. wife Of john Lyn Brusnehan.
BURNs-On Sunday July r. Ellen, daughter Of John and
Msry Burns aged years, months and 20 days.
CAREY-At his residence East Chester Sunday after.
July ~ Samuel Carey ESQ., Of the firm Of Carey
HI. iuSsrsi w take place on Wednesday O'Clock
Carriages attendance the arrival OF the Harlem
; M The friend. Of the :my are requested 70 attend with
CooPER-On Sunday July - at o'clock m, of consump
ton Bevan Cooper Livery Keeper aged year
The funeral viii take place this Tuesday, afternoon o'clock
from his late Is,des No y Amos street The friends and
attend the funeral without further invitation.
CooKEon Monday. July Is Richard A. Cooke in the sls
nj. relatives and friends. also the Corps 1912 of
Brooiyn respectfully invited 70 attend his f1nes on
dsncs. NJ "a xasiphi street Broetiyn .' " - ~
CAFFREYon Sunday, July r. Ann the beloved wife Of John
CARROLL-In Brootyn Sunday July H. Of consumption
Mr. John Carroll In the <h year Of his age native Of Dab
& Ireland and for the last twenty years resident Of New
CLARKon Saturday July H. Ella Adse inf.n. daughter of
Joseph and Mary Ann CLARK.
Or Saturday Ssy H. Jane Collins mother of
CoUCH-In Broohlyn on Sunday. July H. William Couch.
CURRY-On Sunday July IL Edward infant Of Samuel
and Eary Curry aged weeks
DOUNIN0-On Sunday July H. John DouniDs In the ,2a
year Of bis ego.
snsI sIOt iiinsss, u the ssth year Of &. age
HALL-on Monday. July IS Mary Z wife Of Thomas 8.
n IA s sss :y to attend he. .n.r on
q s''s'i Ia remains s. '. u ): ':i:s 9
urrzLER-os Monday July IS ct II, IT, Charles Edward
sssd Il months only 'sp Of Charles sad Caroline Asszes
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u.vu.pn IN s.ods, evening July H. May NJ Maynard.
Her relatives and f Ids, and taose ~ lei fanny Ge
y requested attend her 90 Wednssday ths ioa
inst al 4 oclock p m, from the re.d-nce o. dapsf.
Vss WsreDen j., NO ll4 "ee' A"ei " VII" 'S''' "
further ii vitaion.
NcLEAN-On Saturday. July H. u eotsanipson' james
McL.an Ag,d Is yeafs, months ana 2days
oDELI-suddenly on MoncAy Jsis IS, NJ. VIM H. oieil
"a -,s,,Se. IA friends AID .bose Of his brothers j. W.
ard John Odei The officers and In.mo.rs Of
Iiyht (pnd and lndsp.pdepce Guard I'm h.s'mcst l.
NJ, AID the Regimen sensIaiy; together ann,
20 s;tena funeral from the residence OF ms ~.
drew J. Oae, esq No 81 Seventh street. without iui'"e
Invitation. 49, ,
prNNANop Saturday July H. Of consumption Elizabeth
Of Hnntly Aberdeenshe Scotland, aged ~ years mOh'n'
ard z days
Scotch papers please copy
sTEwAhT-On Saturday July IL at Astoria, Ions I'lsn
after short lle's 1ertnIas D. ste"sr IL 'he Do y~ VI
his age. -,
TOMPsON-At Msmaroneck Oh Sunday evening JAY y,
Mrs Phebe Tompson wife Of James Tonp'on' in the oo
year Of her IL "A
10 attend the fuDersl from the iesloehes o. h' s' aa,
Maylory, No. BrevoOrt place. IeL'h Street pea
Broadway, Iu.sosJ a. oeIoca WITHOUT isi'nei i
tsfion. -, ,
TREsTED-O Monday July IS Of whoopine cough Chaie'
Bar,,on ,oungss, ION Richard H. and Margaret tfested
The relatives friends of the fanny are re-l7cliuy
10 attend the from No 81 Hamfden street heaf
SOD place Brooklyn, Tuesday, July H. al O'CLOCK p Ill.,
without further invitation -
THOMAs-Ip Jersey City, on Saturday July IL ME Nn
Thomas IN the nth year OF her age
wILLETs-At Bay Side Long Island, on Saturday July H.
Jacob II. Wilets. $1,000.
Tr invited 10 attend funeral from Friends Meeting
Ho2sc az Flushing Third day i4th int, at O'CLOCK
WILKINsON-Suddenly Of pneumonia ON Saturday morning.
July H. Byron WlELson, in the 5cth year Of his age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14
MARINE AFFAIRS.

THE BARK w. @. LEWIS SEIZED AS SUSPECTED
SLAYER.
The bark w. G. Lewis, Capt. Fredell, for Loando,
w. c. A., seized yesterday afternoon while tow
ing down the bay, by Lieut.. Is. j. Kellum of the
United States cutter Washington and Deputy
Marshas O'Keefe and Nevin She was brought back
10 the city and anchored in Buttermilk Channel. She
was cleared for Loando and a market by B. j. Wen
berg. She is in charge Of Lieut.. Kellum and body
Of armed seamen.
THE BARK DUDLEY ASHORE.
The bark Dudley, Capt. Mills from New-Orleaus
for Newport, L. l., went ashore on Saturday night
about 10 O'Clock during fog, opposite Canoe Place,
L. l., about ten miles east of Quogue. She will proba.
bly, be got off if the weather proves good. At present
she has made but little water and her cargo of slaves
9 not likely TO suffer much damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14
FIRES.
YIRE IN FULTON STREET.

FIRE IN FULTON STREET.
Yesterday morning, between ~ and O'Clock, fire
broke out in the building No. "a Fulton street. Base
ment occupied as lager beer saloon by Carter aud
Lohuert, store by Whitney and Demey, clothiers;
second and third floors by Geo. F. Manu. bookbinder;
fourth floor by William Potts, tn-box manufacturer.
The flames were soon e1tinguished and the building,
which is owned by Brown Brothers, was damaged to
the amount of $500. Upon an examination of the
premises it was evident that the FIRE the work of
an iDcendiary. Two fires had been kindled one on
the third and one on the fourth floor. A policeman,
who passed the building only little time previous,
states that he saw the figure of before one Of
the windows The losses and assurances Of the occu-
pants are as follows:
Loss Of Mr.. Mann 81 ,O0O Insured in the Aetna Of
Hartford, and Hartford of Hartford Insurance Com
panes. Loss of Mr.. Potts about $780, Insured for
g. 600 in the Pacific Insurance Company. Loss Of
Whitney and Demey by water, $500. Insured for
81 900 in the New Amsterdam Insurance Company.
Loss Of Gauter and Lohuert 500. Insured for $780,
in the New Amsterdam Insurance Company Messrs
Brown Brothers insured for $1,000 in the City
IS 900 in the New York Fire and Marine, and s. 600
in the East River Insurance Company.