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Common Council.
TaURsDAr NIcHr, Nov. II, 1858.

THURSDAY NIGHT NOV. IL, 1898.
Pres Winston presiding. 49,
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Recorder Glenn then read message from
the Mayor in relation to the Police bill passed
at the last meeting. The Mayor returned
the bill without his signature.
The reports of the chairmen ofthe Standing
Committees were received and ordered to be
filed.
Mr.Martin from Special Committee to report
on the petition of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad and Edgefeld and Kentucky Rail-
road reported in favor of granting said roads
right of way to cross Market and Front
Streets.
Mr.. Hunt from Special Committee reported
in favor of Using Coal at the Water Works
instead of wood as recommended by the
Mayor in his message.
Mr. Darden moved that the Council take
up the Mayors message relative TO the Day
Police bill. which motion was carried.
Alr. East then moved to put said bill on
its fourth reading. The bill was then read;
and on a call OF the ayes and noes the bill
was unanimously passed over OF the veto the
Mayor.
Mr.. Jones, a petition from Fire Company,
No. D, asking that Cherry Street be repaired
between their Hall and Broad Street, as said
street is in such bad condition that il is
dangerous to run with their machines over it.
Mr.. Jones, resolution that ali laws regu-
lating the Market House be referred to the
Market House Committee. Passed.
4 message was transmitted from the Board
of Aldermen. stating that they had passed
the Police Bill'' on its fourth reading, not
wiIhstanding the Mayors veto, and were now
ready TO meet Council in Convention for the
purpose of electing three Assistant Mar
shals.
IN CONVENTION.
The following gentlemen were put in nom
ination. Messrs. Chrumley, Love, Wilkinson
Chandler. Tucker, Patterson. Ryan, Il ,ddick,
Petit, Cabler. Francis, Anderson. Beattie,
brantley, and Corbitt.
On the second ballot John Chrumley and
Jas. ii. Brantley, were elected, and on the
toruth ballot Mr.. ". Ii. Wilkinson was cleo
ted
The convention having completed its
busintss adjourned.
Mr.. BosIick moved to take uD the bill
relative to extending water pipes, &c, to Mr..
Samuel Watkins house on Naulx Hall Street.
The bill and amendments were laid on the
table.
Message from the Board of Aldermen mott
flying Council that they had passed bill to
purchase Fire Company, No. |. q new Engine.
Also had passed a bill to build additions to
the work-house. and ask "A concurrence. Also
had passed "a resolution changing the time OF
the meetings of that body to Tuesdays IN
stead of Thursdays.
A resolution was passed complimentary to
certain capitalists who have built the Sewanee
Railroad, thereby securing the city with
supply of coal; and rendering the hospitality
of the city to Mr.. Tracey, the agent OF SAID
Railroad. ~
After the introduction of several bills on
their first readings, the Council adjourned.
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/ HAVE Ter sale privately, 70 lots in McGayock
4 situated on Jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Avenue,
Florence, Albert Avenue, Hendcrshott and James
stree :, which VIII sell at great bargains. These
Lots are Among some OF the most beautiful that adj
Gllon, and "a those of small means, wanting cheap
homes, now Is their chance. For particulars call or
f. K. GLASC, OK,
octI-t Agent
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- EXECUTORS SALE
REAL J ESTATE AND SLAVES,

DUkSUANf to the power vested in me as Executor
under aud by tile last viii aud testament Of DAN
III. tARMACk, deceased, will sell, on
Friday, the 10th of November. 1858.
TO the highest bidder at the late residence of Daniel
Carmack deceased, miles South OF Nashville near
smyrna Meeting House, the following described real
and personal estate, tO-wIt: The Tract OF Land on
which said deceased resided the time az his death
Ogievie and the heirs of John Watson Containing
about 40 acres. said Tract of Land is finely water
ed has comfortable in pro vements and would make
on the water's OF stones river, believed To be well
timbered.
AIso-The following named Negro Slaves to-wit:
fempe, aged about 2o years, very likely ana a good
house girl; Henry years cid aud Martha 3 months
old, children Of Temps; Mary, about 20 years old
very likely, and good house girl: Wright II months
Old, child OF Mary; Frank % years old, very likely
and an excellent wagner; Port, u years Old very
likely and good whip sawyer At toe same time
aud place viii sell head Of Horses 2 Mules 7head
OF Cattle, 30 or50 head Of Hogs, Wagon Corn and
Fodder, Farming Utensils, Household aud Kitchen
Furniure, and many other articles too tedious 10
mention.
TftKMs.-1he land will be sold upon a credit of one
and two years, the Slaves a credit Of IL months
ana the peTlshabie property credit Of IL months
upon all sums over 1--WE dollars all Of SIS and IN
der cash. Notes with two good securities will be re-
CURED aud lien retained upon the land 10 secure the
payment Of the purchase money. The trims III the
sale IN every Instance te be complied with before the
property is removed =. - RI. =
THOMAS HOLT, Exeeutor.
octlS-td OF DANIEL CARAAck, decd
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To Nervous Sufferers.

A retired Gentleman having been restored to health
few days, after many years of nervons suffering
wsend ree) assist others, copy OF the prescrIF
ton and supply of the remedy, on receiving
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address hi
rect the Rev. JOHN NJ. D4GNALL, lS6 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, NY aprl3-ui-w-s
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REGULAR HACK STABLE.
SheltOn'S Marble Works!
Church street, next door to Cornelius's Cibinet-s
NnshNiIlc. Tenn. IL

'IlIICIl stTttI, ItNI uOuT 10 tTIlcIs
Nashville, Tenn.
TTNHE undersigned would inform his friends 49, -
l. and the public generally that he wll con- keDI
tinue the MARBLE BUSI Mss in this city at E-A4
his shop. next door 10 COrneliCs's Cabnes- cfTH1S
shop, GA Chgrch street, ami calls attention to ~
the stock If -
Marble Monuments, TOmbs, etc.,
Which he has exhibition and for sale, embracing
great variety, finished IN the superb Inaiinei
lie is prepared Manufacture the shortest motto
"a ar lie Mantcls; and every description Il
Marble work, al tie finest American and Itai
Marble. HIS work Will, as heretofore be war
rantcd, and his prices u suit the times.
jaug--tI 81. L. SHELTON
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1I.-Cotton, sales to-
day 5000 bales. The market is unsettled by
the Asia's news. Quote lls(G11l. Sugar
steady. Flour dull. Lard very doll.
Nav York, Nov. Noon.-F Flour has an
advancing tendency, 4 1904 so. Mess Pork
IL so.
CINCINNATI. Nov. ll.--NoOn.-W Whisky 1885,
NEW York, Nov. --Evening.-CottOn
declined j; middling uplands III.
CINCINNATI. Nov. ll.-Evening Flour,
extra 1905 %. Whisky Isl.
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RANK OF COMMERCE..

NASHVILLE, Tenn. August 2lst, 1858.
This Bank has removed to the corner opposite the
Planters Bank, in the old Union Bank building. The
building formerly occupied by the Bank of Commerce
is for Rent ON favorable terms. Apply soou, if you
wautit, 10 80 ..F.-F-s
aug23-tf JNO. ID. JAMES.
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lotteries
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

NE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
Lottery conducted by the Spanish Government.
u1et Tue supervisor Of the Captain General of Cuba
Will take place al Havana on
saturday. NOYemher orfh 1870
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Monday, 29.h Day Of Nov. next.

continuing from day 10 day until al the property
sud the following properly t0-wa; very large and
Rae TOT oi drnItere, consisting part 81 be lsisas.
Mattresses, Pillows, nue ana spl b,iom Chairs stand
tHblesi Wash Staeds, Lounges, denny Lind Rocklng
Chairs Couehess Ce1ter labies, Marble Top TAriss
Mahogany Soias, AahagOny isckfsg CAairs I.e lafge
hirrorsi one very nse fsara forte, COOKING stoves
and furnitrre large assoFtmelt u labic Mare,
consisting IA isaTt ~ very hne SILVER. Glass; aud
VUeeis~are Table Cutlery &r-s IN h.c1 every thng
necessary 70 I've furnishing and carry g on OF frst
class hotel na 81 the nasst fashionable and
Use, and Gii new ~ nearly Besides the above,
there Will be s1 foTses, Hogs, Cattle, Wagons Bog
gice ami fafGl4ng ltelzAs; 81 sLc Nil be- sssid
credit from oE ran -ssh DIS 81 April
le5s. Aote VIA approved security vii be laired
llrre ~l 6e Germ Sid II tr sal.lc tine
ana ptnce tsF e-lsls- "a T. CUivfiIE
nsys-td CfeTk 2ad Master.
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DlyIDEND.

A DIVIDEND ai fselse per ceal Ga The Capital
n ssek u te Aaslsyille csaauefr.si issssss s.sss
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Rio FIGURING. Mills,
w For Safe or Tease

iAIk have determined 90 rcfire from business
w therefore, sell fpE lease for a I'm, ~
yeaTss oaf mail, aDep The tio Nils AZ Aurlrveu
o0ro leaa. We VII MOI aiirnlp " give = aescrln
tion % tnt An IN tlais ada a. - >
any Oae Hhing tobay Ie.se ss,ati sirsafs ~ -.
- ~ sofe-t a stories As<b, coverea ia In ~.
brf hoass' u BRICK, 50 % 80 sert cogerel ,,ss
tin- he - MA SD MIN - situated es.,,,-
4boat SIX = Krosnd WA tao szs,,..r So,
Aisa, sogs a. eitas house. llti s.xs - -
I-a@sAee. ABA good GA tDses. s-ld Id - - -.
@datte - f@ssins - tsi1eps hts a. asfx i,l y. -
STATE hsxips ndnber * snses lrss,s 1, "a -, :
neyef -@llanS sTsaul ~ seier fznAss lilrouel. n
Fsllroea raanille - tle lt a1slr lssts 800 49,
ass And AZ tle as s,s
bossa Iz4afu4d Ana eoHtI.et = "a. die 49,, 20,
Ana cfatiee-ssa haro1A raceiss .na ,@l,vs~ : a
lreishf lg q ur from ghe tiil a. ne i,i. ,,',r-
.s Ike esltsru c1laessr q dr., a. ave - - a
.ees tirrs, escFst lilg A. Isfltel Faahle esisr
These mills RAKE ipir coit and posse. Great
er @eF@atssess - 70 siiaAtEas thuk thah Dv
other ulill Ia tne L uitr1 1-afas-
Ne oaer the wLoie, as above described Tor "a a.a
-sio s<zs dsss - eash god e1sh sleiss L. -
sooe h e1s, sso end lllTcf yeArs
fAe prOEts - NE niA, 4 fishiiy attended 10 viii
tba1 eet al The l<ss nicuts, fsxceft * e...,r
ss nTs. a. 80 STAT have ran lac MIA ~
s.sz1. u u Ia3 Al tie rates oser ~ ler 100 -
1ee - three easrget1c meu es.sbI mao
sil4 tars n4iits tso % Tires ltrlaa q ,.hiis thx
N.sit uasks sav - tAiszel. kaEsas 80 ~ thlnf
ikase ssiDs y bay ~ ia4se piease af,.k m
laedAaletx, IS - Nish h, asp,.so ii 80. go.
a. HIS sshrf, b. The aist q 1aasslary n~xt Ne
Ne hase eAaFssf sTezai the es.@slre u oslr ~ -
nre tFAlil1E the nails, ,tsr pafcl.szr -, -
% BOA Ae lkiaks oesL A1ds6sz - = - -
.4zss9 :. ialeeINs 4 RANSOM.
ecAo-tfae-m Aafiressbprvs. Team.
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AUTHORIZATIONS PRIZES.

o, 800 irlzcs ahioothis TO-. ooZV,OOO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters So so.
~ A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent To any DESTROYS Of receiving IL
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol-
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FOR SALE.
HIOtS IN NvcaIayOck.

INRoM 10 to 80 SHARES in the City Loan and
Buildihg Association. For particulars enquire Of
Oct2e-u =. X. GLASCOCk. Agent.
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Pianos! Planosi pianos /.
MillinerD 6ooos.
Furs. Furs,Eu,,

/ Isl rseesved at the MN YORK MILLINERY I'M
81 Forum tie most splendid assortment of -
eser exhibited % the Ladies q Nashville.
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ELS SALE
Chancerryy. Sale.

Rf virtue 81 the power IN me vested By a decree
II rendered by The Ahaneery Court az " ashing tah ,
Tenn, IA four cases consolidated IN which a C. Day
W. = Greer, AOe x Co, and Walker, O'kecfe Co,
are eomplanants, and ". =. Harr aud n. 4. santaa
and others are defendants, viii expose e. public
sale 10 the irs bidder the Hotel AZ the Sultur
springs, RheA county, lean, on
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New Hardware House.
fINHE subscribers have associated themselves TO-
Il gether, Tor the purpose Of dOing business in
hardware, Cutlery, and House Furnishing
MiCKEyZiE g. M!yCHjN

The business will be conducted under the style OF
acktnzie X Mnlcm ALIEN slAuAEAzE,
Nashville, Oct. ls5s. ". ii. MI$CHiN-
MACKENZIE d MlNCiliN 1g
Have rented the House No Ii College street, a few
daUrs bslsNN the SeNaucc House.
Thci- stock 81 HARDWARE complete, aud con
tlins al least bs great variety can be fouid ia
any ios Glc rus, Ii.sy sln sgdvaVer ~ kvop ~
all times nc bcst a DC Z, tLei He, 40 scd
uhe lowest priees At tucr establishment Elay be
G,uud f6F
hUIDERS-Every description 81 Locks from
~ " II Gls -hssg qhaiEy ala, elIs.s.cst Bolts
... q ihtges, scTcNs and Nails ID ali SKIS
CARPENTERS lanes, SANS, Chiseis, uahges,
t , a,,J hammer Z, aud syffy DESCRIPTIONS q
BLACKsMITHs-vises,A nviis, siedge Hammers,
of every size ana qaaiify,s
sash Tools, busters, Cancels HAIR Pen
CHS, Az, Sc
STABLEKEEPERS-The iinest English and French
lAirse Brushes, Americans Brushes Curry
Combs, Rsztor1s, &c. Is ess-- ~ g
FARMERS->Pades, sii'yels, scy thes, Picks, &c
GAEDENERS-hocs, kakes, Pruning ImPseRenls,
sPORTsMEN -1ouble and single Barre!slo Guns.
Powder fiasks, tame Bags, Percussion
CAPS, &c, fOcket Pistols, Colt ) Reyoly-
err, AilAn's and ali the Rew improve
usents IN Fire Arms
HOUSE KEEPERS-tated Forks, Table and Tea
sfu1as IE0gy liAadled Cutlery Of every
Lsttterl hnlvrs s1ad Forks ii ali Kinds
CANDLESTICKS-is sstsalta, P1ahished Tn, JaIan-
ns4, "a all kinGs- r.
BASKETS-iH eVcry SNAPS and SIM. a 80 "a
WAlIEaS AND TEA TRAYs-From Iocis- each
40 ~ tiir uIcst qd4hty.
WOODEN W. RE -1aeks's, Ioiiiss Pins, Trays.
bowls
FEATHER DUsrERs-Dus1ng brushes, Broous
Pops sieaas and Aye, Aors, and Ca
ORNAMENTAL GooDs-rla,s w.rusr., Coal
hases, Toiiet ssssis, A., &c.. &C.
r AAcAklNzlk a AlNckiS,
oct-s-U IA coiiege street
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MANTEkl.

Wauted.
on NURsE 9 = ~<ee " an lnsAai Apply
- shs Obj ssks.-tI
NANTED, 49,
4 NEGRO giFl from ~ 10 Is years Old a. nars.
n FOR safancs u the SeaF fvr particulars lhquire
a. uss pA'es 80 =. - "a sssi9
NJ u = &c.
~ r. TIsuRsr0S ~ili sezasne his les -.
u. sans IA feeslszssspa saa e sLs l1sna -
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River News.
nIarkets by TeIegraph.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 1.-THE river is falling half
an inch per hour The upper streams are re
ceding.
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The business will he conducted under the style OF
Mac kthze X MnCfnii AIEN MAUhEAAE,
Nashville, Oct. 1855. ". Al. MlNCiiN.
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L-1A Jaw ~ - -
Aud the various affections consequent upon disor-
70 dered, EttEtf4t ftls
~ Stomach or Liver,
such as Indigestion, Acdity OF the Stomach, Chohc
Pyuns, Heartburn, Loss OF Appetite, Dependency
costiyencss, Bind snd bleeding Plies. Ia all Nei
numerous Instances ,Tr,Tea highly beneficial, sad IN
others cicctcd "A decided cure.
This Is purely vegetable compound, prepared
strictly sciennac principles after the manner OF III,
celebrated Holland professor, Bucrhave. Because Of
is great success % most 'of the European states,
introduction into tac niied states was intended
especially tsr OF ratleriand scattered her
AMI there the~face Of this mighty country
Meeting with great success among them nov oGe
derftl medicinal virsucs inust be acknowledged.
IL Is particularly Recommended 10 those person
Nlsse Constitutions may have been IMPAIRED by ia
continuous use 81 ardent spirits, or other terms Of d
sipst,n. Generally instantaneous In effect unds It's
way dree's 70 the sgat Of life, thrilling and quicken.
tng every nerNe, raising up the drooplng spirit, and
In tact, Rnsing health and yigur IA Tie sssein.
NofiCk1-Mhoever expects % and tbs bevera
Will be disappointed; but the SICK, the weak
o~ spir'tcs will prove grateful aromatic cordial
possessed Of singular remedial properties.
eau TON. a...ff
The great popularity Of this sellshuul Aroma hs
induced many laaitAtons which the public shcul
guard against purchasing. Re not persuaded u bu
ald Buffers far trial one bstlc will CONVINCE ~
boa Infinitely superior u s T. al these mutations
So SOLD a. q per bottle, es "a boules for IS,
filk SOFA Fi.OFKETOE
BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr., a CO..
q AAnEfact ine Thar eatssis anu t'hem,,ts
.Lr pittsburgh. Pa.
Selt BY Druggists generally throughout lie United
stalc~ and I.lIia,ia .t.f -slIE
81 SOLD IN Nashville by
EwIN, PENpfxrON 4 CO, Wholesale ass..
W. W. Bt.ikliN \ lkalOYILIE, -, =
DF. A. a. RGSCoE,
10. q. BROWN, - sa fFft-r.
Dt3ONlllE 4 hf1I,
~ G.. "a. Et-SntflsIIOfT
nr. /. MILLS,
WElIS, HOOPER 4 CO..
BE1sCH a HUNTER.
And by nrssgist. generally throughout the state
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az they believe The contract to baye bean male
{. GandrleptIy or Illegally" Suppcse these was no
fraud the fact that Lowber has ~ title ~ twothTIs
~ the land proposed TO be sold makes the contract
Illegal in other words, Nj. Lywber cannot enforce
such contract. J. il legal for the Corporation to
buy land OF Mr. Lowber to which h. has no title and
tax The citizens TO pay for snch land'
TIE People Of the State Of New-fork have already
asserted eir title IT, tine land outside OF West street
in front Of Washington Market and the eoqnence and
argument Of the same counsel who defended Mr. Low
Der has failed To convince Mr.. Justice Dawes that the
Corporati had good title 20 It. The General Term
q, the Srperior Court has already decided that Mr.
wtr bs no title to the land east Of TOmpkins street
and should the People Of the State assert tAer claim
10 H. | feel confident that no arguments Oi counsel
could convince the Courts that NJ. Lowber had a.
good title 70 il the Corporation have to the West
Warrington Market ground.
To Won az Chief Magistrate of this city, make this
statement Of ects that such action may be advised
by YOU n in your Judgment may seem proper, and
accompany il with the documents and communications
on the subject which presented by 20 the late
Common Council, and aso with the printed case and
points unlimited to the Court by Mr.. Whiting, and
would refer in addition 10 pages l6 II, ~, Il. - -
H. IS and 20 Of my annual report for the yea1 1877
A. G. fLA(tG. Controller.
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u,rLe,..P erorted Bu T,l,gronb

BUFFALO. sept 1T ?. inflow quiet ssies Of 100
hb. ~ IS and ~ l ;oT medium 70 good Wisconsin, and
Indiana -5Gr - ioT good choice sgperfne do and Ohio
NJ hssn and Canadian and = 2d 81 for god choc
do NHEsT dull and held above the views Of buyers
OsO bush, IN small ts at ~ II. y for Red OHIO
lsa - for choice White Mchig and Ohio. CoSS dull
and UNCHANGED sales 1900 a. e0c. for unsOund sales $50
bush. g7lr RYE nominal e.. OARS stesdy: sales
800 4sh ~. WHISKY steady; sales so bbis. p.
Cana FKEIGHrs-s Oh FlouT 10. Wheat and lie Corn
Ss~iork RECEIPTS toGsy-25 btl. flour y 40 bash.
Wheat; 81 80 bush Corn; 21Ji bush Barley Csua sHP
sEsTs-s,i2 bbis. Your s73 bGsh- Wheat S27el bush
Corn
CHICAGO. Sept I.-FLoeK qae,. WHEAT inactive a ~.
COIN dul AZ 50. OATS dull saPNTNTs Buffalo: $40 bbs
Flour Oswsgo: $500 ogsh Wheat H. 5Do do
Corn. RECEIPTS: $50 bbla Flour % 900 bush Wheat o. 90
Go. Corn.
ALsAsY SEPT 81 p n-TAe receipts Of FLoUs to-day are
4bov. an sversse Forward except he supply Cor To-
cal aud seishborins demand WHE.r quiet Meditersnean
seIs IS and White Ohio .; 81 3dS e. No sales Of
to-day bit the price M fair Western ed sfost
10 7.d7 WHIsKY g. Gs+ Shipped BY Canal: 1890 bush.
Wh-ai, 5000 bash. Corn
NosLE Sept. H.-The sales Of CorToS to-day no
hss lie Mddns The sales Of the ss, three days fot
up bales and ,he receipts Coz tho time 100 bales
Osvtco Sept. 1-s .. In--FLouR steady WHEAr errnsr
and h d euer.y views Of buyers CosS DALI es
Of 5000 bush. Indiana Q. e4dSAc CaNAL FaEIeHrs
changed LAKE Inroars-tl,ooo bash What, Hc0 e1sh.
Com. CANAL EvonTs-lsoo bis You, Beo k.sh. wAss,.
- 90 bz<h Gem
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DIED.

ATHERDES-A. sew-ore@n. On SATURDAY Ser: eeoFs-
A-herden and hefe.a he wii~ soc o. ne ye4'" i''e
O. George ard Ms,gsret Atherden Of brooklyn
BowEs-In Ses-orlssns, on Friday SIP; u, 81 srlor
fever Chsrle, Bo~e, late 81 the City Of hsIico .hd
bro,herinaw Of William I. Cornell q th' ely Il the 81
year y hi. re
COOIyY-l. Saratoga on ss,srdsy Sep. a. Lille L'ui.e
It "a shieI Of James Z and l. n Cooey aged u Sa-h
IT, s;ne n he family sy,hou. further invitation
os...d 10 attend the funeral Wsdn.-dsy ri ms a.
O'clock D. m from fathers rsdeuce No 70 stth svei-e
FINLEY-In this o;y Monday, srt % q con.rsTfIon
Finley, only daughter Of Jane finiey' sz"a u ,
and months.
FIsHYR-In ,bi. o-y noudsy Sep, - Johanna Reseeea
infant daughter Of J0hn NJ and Beoecca Fisher aged nA'a
and days.
GEOGdEGAEBy being drowned from one Il ne For L-r
Ferry bost. James Ceosg,n the 9ih o. his as son
Of Bsrnsrd Geo ghessn OF County MONAGHAN, Ireland
HAMPTON-Ou Molday Sept p after .ho,i ilae- Henry
HIS friends AID aga taces aIs Issiec y U 'ited 70 az
tuners, W. csday = T. O'clock, from M res-eher o
HI. parents No. - wis, street
HAsTINGs-In New-OrletDs, Thursday Aug 10, ofrso~
Henry Hstins lat Of Bro y IN he zen year q
bis
JFNKINs-At Genoa Iay On Saturday June r. CAPT soha
ii. JENKINS, of the bark Martha
PUTNAM In Holiston, Mas, Wednesday, jay p,
Ro.aInond Rounsine Putnam aged % year. ard months
PRESCOTT-At Alsiers, La Tuesday Aug 81, Of yeio"
fever, {. L. Prescott.
SAVFPFNT-lu William sbureh Long bland, on Monday.
SEPT. -, Sus4n saveTeu-
TRAVER-On Sunday morung Sept l9 stephen rrsger,
infant of Zacs r. aud Marssrette Anna TrsyeT tf
months and Il days.
TITUS-In Brooklyn Monday, Sept 3D. Miss Martha INT
daughter Of the late Abiei Titus.
The friends q the family invited 70 attend her funeral on
WedDesdsy ID al from her a,e residence, ~
God street. Brooklyn.
WhLLIS-At Galveston Texas Saturday, Aus r. Henry
w Waii sou OF john "@i', ae o. tAi' 'y' deceased
WHARMBY-On Monday morning. Sept - Joseph r.. o
Abraham and Jane hanby, AGED - months and das
WlI-ON-Af No III Allen Monday. SEPT. p after
mort ness Mrs. Mary Wilson aged % year, and 10 mos
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