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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-19
DRY GOODS.

d E A T H
HE G. EE z fsKC E 8.
Tremendous Suffering among Old Fogiesl
GREAT SALE
81 ANk ESUPT STOCK!
Of wholesale dealer, Just purchased at about one hall
Of the original cost, and which
M U r B e SOL d
AT SOME PRICE OR OTHER,
WITHIN THIRTY DAYS.
To facilitate the sale Of same we have In connection
with our present store the one formerly occupied by
r. SMITH co, No. Lincoln House Block, where We
shall Offer the above stock at
25 PER CENT. LESS
THAN THE BoAsTED PANIC PRIoEs' -
OF OUR NEIGHBoRs,
below we refer you TO a list of some of the prices
Good styles Delaines, only loo.
Best quality Hamilton DeLaines only l2tc
Valencia Plads selling elsewhere for She only 12tc
Double width Cashmere Paids very ane worth co. only
25c.
Single width Cashmere PladS very fine, worth ST. only
shilling
Figured oashmeres, very Ane, worth so, only ESQ.
Plaid DeBeiges, very fine, worth Is, only 12ic,
Plain DeBeiges only 64c
Figured Mohair Goods, very rich, only 25c.
American Prints, fast colors, only 64c
English and Merrimsc Prints, only SIC.
Plain all Wool DeLAines, best quality, only 25c.
Thibets for 80 and 62!c.
Lyonese Cloths, worth 49, for zoo.
Lyonese Cloths for 12tc.
Alpnes, Alpaccas, &C, &C., at proportonay low prices
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Atlantic Cottons, yard vile, very heavy, only 3d.
Atlantic Cottons, yara vide, very fac only ets
oottons, II yards wide, very dne only So
Yard wide Bleached Cottons, only,s
"A Dwight Beached Oottons, fine, only 10.
Cotton Flannels, Bleachsd:and Brown, only 100.
White Flannes, only 12ic.
White Flannes, all wool, only 25c.
Red aud gray Twiled Flannss, only 2ss,
Figured all wool Plannes, only $50.
Swiss wool Blankets worth Sc, for So,
Crash, only 6lc.
sarcenet Cambrics, only s4o.
selcias, only loo.
Ribbed Wool Hose, only zoe.
Beached Linen Covers, only S7tc.
Brown Linen Covers, only 25c,l
Embroidered Hdkfs, only 4c.
Linen Hdkfs, only SC.
Stitched shit fronts, from 81 to 25s. Bleached and
Brown Table Linnen, Napkins Doyles, Towels, Tick
lngs Denlms, shrtngs, SC, &C., at astonshngIy low
Prices.
SILKS AND sHAWLs,
splendid assortment in these departments which will
be sold at prices which must compel you to purchase
Cashmere scarfs, only 500, Chenille scarfs from 7sc to
$3.50.
CLOAKs AND CLOAK MATERIALS
oaAs in all styles and nOvSties of the season. Broad
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DocroR @. A. HILL-Sir / will say that your medi
Inc has benefited me much My health is much better
han it was when commenced taking it. I thnkit Will
cure Ihave not been troubled with the pain =
head but once since taking your medicine. The ess
between my shoulders has all passed away. Thinkin
that you might like to hear how was getting along
have taken the liberty to address these lines to Won
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs G. O.
Rutland, Nov 8, 1854 diff ial
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For sale twenty-five per cent less than at any othe,
place in Worcester, by
J. NJ. F0LLANsBBE, Agent,
oel30 d6t&wtf Foster street, OPP, b. & w. Depot
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IuvnIida-~D. "a All W read y. BisP advertise
meat, 40 INVALtD5n 10 be found in nnostsr column.
Lot no one fail to read H.
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.B. NICHOLS. M. D..
oME0PATHIC PHYSICIAN
FFt0K AND REsIDENoE ia. MAfs ST. OFFtoF gouR
FRoN Ito 3, AND TO $ ooLooK PM
Worcester. Oct. 90. 1853.
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MILLINERY,
Read the following scale, reduced one half

Is n full blast, and for the next TWENTY DAYS We
will rush our Stock oT at nominal prices
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ArnOld's GiObuIcs and Vital FIut.. Pa
sale, wholesale ard RETAIL by
10. H1LL Druggist and Apotheeary,
mya dtf Mechanical Hall uioek
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AOIN EHAK
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAR.
No. us MAn street,. .......... Wnrneafer NJ a,
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HAMILTON A. HILL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
MS 21S Main, corner Of Pearl street
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This certhes that my wife was afflicted with a weak
eSs, or general debility. Doctor HIPS medicines cured
hSr' J.F.B.
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PICTURES FOR rs CENTS.

HATHAWAY will make for the public Single Glass
Pictures (caIed Improved Ambroypes) far % cents.
Is- The oNiy Improved ABlbr0typs, known as Cut
ing's Patent, for 70 cents, 81 90 and upwards.
o27 DIFF Opposite Clarks Block
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Bush's Cough Cure Lozeuges are superior
any other Medicine in the form OF Candy or Lozen
ges for the cure of Colds, Coughs Hosrsness Asthma
Group, Whoopug Cough Sore Throat and all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail, by BUSH
CO., "a Front street. deodtf uch2s
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AT HEALLY LOW PRICES.
1t Is admitted by all, that have the worst Of
the Hard Times, the future be for the better All
know that our mporatons Of Foreign Goo have STOP
ped and the manufacture Domestic Goods also When
business does revive, Dry Goods will be scarce and
scarcity always makes high prices Not for twenty years
will ladies' be able to buy Rich Silks low as we shall
offer on MONDAY, Jan. 4sh.
We have three Dress Patterns OF Side Stripe Silks In
Black, Green and Blue, which sold early for $40
$2T,s0.
Two patterns, two Founced Silks in Brown and Black,
at $3.50, former price so 60.
Ten patterns, three Flounced Silks Light Colors at
$17, 90, former price IS 90.
Ten patterns three Founcsd Silks, at $3.50, former
price 1000.
Five pieces Bayadere Stripe, Black ground, at ooo for
mer price 81 25.
Five pieces Rayadere stripeIn Rich Brown and Blacks,
at 81 l2l, cost 90.
Five pieces Small Check, at 62ie cost goo per yard
Five pieces French Plaid Popn, 62iccost 81 per 3D.
Ten pieces Real Irish foplins, At 9Oc, fsrmer price
81 rs.
One Velvet Cloak for s2B cost 40 Pattern Cloak for
SIS, cost So, Pattern Cloak for $4 cost 40 30 Plush
Coaks warm enough for the coolest day, So,
Our handsome Ohenele shaWls for 81 ~, former price
Is
Valencia Psids, the bsS goods made, formerly sold At
81, now ~, also, Valencia Paids at 1910 to 25c.
Best Prints for sixpeuce. DeLslalnes for l2tc
Cashmere Shaws for % co. worth 10
rs pars Wool Blankets at 81 20, cheap at dollar
Also 70 prs Blankets, warranted all WOOL at %,
great bargain.
Heavy Brown and Bleached sheeilngs, yard vide for
So per yard and lots Of other Bargains, which We viii
show you II you viii favor US with call.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-19

Testimony Of a number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DOCTOR HHL-Dear Sir: This is to certify that
my case was one OF very bad humor in the blood but
can truly say that your valuable medicines have cured
me- and recommend all that are sick to call upon you
for you can cure them. Yours, truly, J L. L.
Worcester, Mass,
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CHAPLIN & DADMUN,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at Law
Nos Il 8 Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
HENRY OHAPIN, APPLETON DADAUN,
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SWALEl & COGSW ELL,
C o U N s Z L o K s 4 T L AW,
Michigan street.. ....... Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
SIMEON N. SMALL. JOHN b D. OOGsWEIL.
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W. w. PR ATT
CONSTABLE AND AUCTIONEER.
Office No. Flagg's Building, opposite the Bay tai
I2O House, Worcester Mass. diff
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man street. 1900. Worcester, Mass,
Opposite the Depot Of the Norwich Nashua Fitchburg
Boston, and New York Railroads
H. T. BoNNRY, j. g. RAIL- THos Tuorpp
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WILLIAM DICRINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 118 Main street, Worcester.
LIN COLIN HOUSE
II " PNNNpV 4 m

d r. N Il I T,
los main street, opposite the new Mechanics Hall
yl Building d&wti
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The w orcesser Water Cure Will hereafter
be exclusively devoted the female patients
while the other will be received only boarders-
the location OF this establishment is eevatet quiet and
healthy, combining the advantages of both town aud
country. 0psn at all seasons For circulars address
R0aERS, NJ D Worcester, Mass.
u DR.. RoGERs' day office is in the Central Exchange
Post Once door During the Evening and night he may
be found at the Water Cure. dtf auI
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Slate for ROofs-The subscriber Is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior quality and lay it il
the best manner the satisfactory terms. Sam
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street.
snIs ar IOHT BARNARD
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RH2 THE NEW YEAR!
I'VE ARE BOUND TO BEGIN 1T YELL.
OUR EAUTIFUL
SILKS, POPLINS,
CAPEs AND sHAwLs.
We wish to dispose Of with the balance OF our stock.
We wish to dispose of with the balance of our stock
AT REALLY LOW PRICES.

Ladies, wish to call your attention to our large and
very desirable stock of Dry Goods which are Offering
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-19

Woodland Cream-A pomade for identifying
the Hair highly peIfumed, superior to any French ar
Gle imported, and for hall the price. For dressing the
mar OF ladies it has equal giving it bright glossy
appearance 1t causes gentemens hair to curl in the
most natural manner It removes dandruif, always Civ
ing the appearance of being fresh shampooed Price
only nifty cents None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE CO., Proprietors of the
Balm of Thousand Flowers"
BUSH CO., "a Front street, sole wholesale agents,
Also sold by s. DIEsMoRE. SO Main street
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In Uxbridge, IL inst, Jonathan F. southwek Of Ok
bridge to Mrs. Lucy Darling OF Melville; 18Th by the
same Moses Tat Mrs. Emeline N. WipP, both Of Tx
brdge 14th, Cyrus G. Wood to Mary W. n, youngest
daughter Of Jonathan F. SouthWick.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-19

Highland School, Salisbury street. Worcester
Mass-rhe Winter Term af this Boarding and Day
school for Boys, will commerce on MONDAY, January (.
d22 deodtfSwlt q. B. METCALF, MA
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DIED.
In Princeton, 18th inst, of consumption Eliza A., ED
est daughter Of Daniel Parker, % years mos days
In Milbury, Dec. 18th, Mr.. Alexander Bonzey, co.
Papers in Maize please copy.
In South Desraeld, Ism inst, John O aould. So.
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Doors open at a. M, and close at p. M during the
sale diff jslB
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NOTICE TO THE SICK.
DIR, I'LL

Offering to the community his Justly celebrated rem,
edies for chronic and acute diseases Of long standing Ia
not wish to trife with the life health Of the a4ed
put simply to lay before them the testimonials Of a num-
pei or respectable ladies' and gentlemen, from which the
suffering judge for Themselves The Doctor pledges
himself not to make any wild assertions or false state
nents of the efficacy Of his medicines nor viii he hold
out any hope to suffering humanity which facts will not
warrant. 4 few testimonials are here given and the
doctor solicits an inquiry from the afflicted into all he
publishes feeling assured they will find them perfectly
reliable and his medicines worthy of their confidence
and patronage.
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For ssle by N. B. Green & Co., David Scott j. O. HILL
George R. spurr Charles sibley, James Green, and ali
druggists generally. my29 de3dw6m
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NOTICES.

CHe.sn PROVIDENCE s. WORCES-
aTzaas-.%ssssggT TER RAILROAD COMPANY, DIVIDEND.
dividend OF four per cent flour dollars each shAre)
has been declared payable and after the 18th day Of
January 1885, at the Office of the Treasurer to holders OF
stock at the close Of business the 9th day Of January
Transfer Book closed from the 9th to the 18th Of Jan-
AIRY inclusive. JOHN r. BALCH Treasurer
Providence R. L, Dec. "a, 1851 25itJy decA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04
OUR VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENCE.


Copture Of Oyizabd-M Movement upon psra Crus-
SIDNEY Coolidge, Of Boston, among the Prisoners
Position Of me Inraders-Strange Combinafio,
at the Capitalism american Protectorafe- Vio
bnoe Of Generalization Of the Naas-Fstrs
Prospects, &c, &c.
Since my las. the government forces under Gene
raj Echeagaray have suddenly burs. forth from the
plains and taken Orizaba by a coup de main. There
was but little resistance made by the liberal troops
who were, il Is true, in very small force-the main
bodies being on the Jaapa line.
h was quite rout at Orizaba, regular saure ga,
peut, or devil take the hindmost. We had accounts
Of q vigorous resistance, four hours assault &C.,
but il sesos nobody very seriously hurt, unless,
indeed, we may except an unfortunate donkey, who
didn't display a. much saracity and activity in get
ting out Of the way az did the twolegged asses.
Even the donkey Casualty" wants confirmation,
and this asinne episode win give one pretty fair
idea Of a real Mexican fight against Mexicans.
when Greek meets Creek" &c.
Lopez, commander Of the liberals, refused 10 By,
and Sidney Coolidge, Of Boston, stuck by his chief
and they we're made prisoners together. We had a
report that Echeagaray had Coolidge Immediately
shot Again, one Of the fugitive officers, who didn't
stop running until he reached this place, declared
he COOLIDGE had received two mortal wounds from
"a base marsuders lance" The truth Is, he isn't
hurt nor will he be. Mr.. Thrasher, who came down
this morning, saw him alive and well, although i'm.
prisoned Mr.. Coolidge came out few months ago
az assistant astronomer 10 Colonel Tslcott's
Engineer corps, leaving which he joined the
patriot army as volunteer aid-decamp Of Gene.
raj La Lave, an officer Of military Gu
gineers for which he s well qualified. Tie Is fine
young man and finished scholar. He is the son Of
an eminent India merchant, ~ Boston--hs mother
having been one Of Vie Jefferson Randolph family Of
virginia. enter into this personal detail that his
friends IN the United states may know that be IS
safe and that he has friends IN this country.
After the fall Of Orzaba Echeagaray pushed for
ward capturing COrdoya and Chiquihuite 20 fortified
Ids) without resistance, and is now on the verge Of
TERRA eaI'eHfe ttbe bot regioD) 10 great strength,
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ACTUAL CONDITION or THE REPUBLIC.

OUR SPECIAL MEXICAN CORRESPONDENTS.
Cry OF MEXICO, April Is, 1858.
JAMES GORDON &SwErr, Esq.:-
SrR--In accordance with your Instructions, have
now been several weeks here, engaged in studying
the political and social influences that are at work
in this community During that time ] have had
the pleasure Of intimate and free conference with
many gentlemen who arc prominent In the political,
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO,
>>~S~~~N>NNNNo~NNN~NN
Our Special Correspondence frozn that
Republic.
.,N>No>NO>0ON~>NNN~~
Embarrassed Condition Of the Zuloaga
Government.
.ooooooNoNNN~>oN~N~e
Attempted Negotiations Of Mr.. Forsyth
for More Land.
us)6al Situation Of the Juarez Government
in Vera Cruz.
ACTUAL CONDITION OF MEXICO.
INTERVENTION BY THE UNITED STATES,
g., &C., &c.

Our dispatches and papers from Mexico brought
by Me Tennessee, at New Orleans, reached us yes
ssrday morning. The latest advices from the City
Of Mexico of the 18TH and from Vera Cruz OF the
22d of April,
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TAKING LEAVE OF MS FRIENDS.
About II O'Clock at the special request Of the condemn
Cd tho sheriff admitted about eighteen or twenty pereons
10 the prison, friends of the prisoner who were waiting
10 take their farewell OF the miserable
The Interview between nonnclly AMI his friends
tears None could hoar the parting words o the unhappy
man without feelings OF deep sympathy. When the ccre
mony had been gone through with and the worls a. God
bless you" had passed from lip 10 lip, until nearly thirty
curr tho latter retired 10 the inost of his
cell, and there, in communion with Rev Mr.. Jacobus,
spcnt tho last half hour Of his Incarceration prayer and
thanksgiving.
THE PROCESSION TO THE scAFroLp.
AZ 10 minutes before IL o'clock Sheriff Conover repair
ed to the cell Of the condemned and askcd him be
ready TO take his place ut the foot of the scaod Don
nelly replied that he was, and without delay prepared
himself Tor the procession, which left The prson In tho
The culprn.
Sheriff Conoycr
Clergy.
irlcnds OF the condemned.
Military.
slewly and eilently they moved until they came be
meath the scanOd, when the culpr mounted the
underneath The gaows, apparently firm and determped
70 oe ke 9isVS man. n deep pause followed, which
THE SCENE AT THE aALLows
which no one who ever Witnessed will forget
The yard was filed to It's utmost capacny with spectators
while all the housctops and trees in the vicinity which
could in any way command a view OF the scafod were
black with and boys anxious b witness tho horrible
scene that 10 follow.
Prayer having been concluded in unbroken silence the
cupr knceed 20 receive the benedcun al the hands
the reverend gentlemen who in attendance upon
him. Tie then slowly, but firmly, brushed or his
clothing and looking around him. bcckoncd O such Of his
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Important from Yucstan,

lfrcm thc Now orleans Picayunc, Jan. y
By The Mexican schooner Arruganic Captain Cabada
arrived yesterday, We have sdvccs from Csmpcachy
the 10th Mt the very latest possible. The s i'm
pofant The fnrrera, or government party, had sued
for peace and their propositions had been indignantly
jcctcdan incident in the which at lcast gives cv
dcncc a the ability the rovolutionsts " maintain the
ground, ~ not ultimately to triumph.
The commissioners on The Part q the government In
he peaceful mssson vcre Sonors Dr. n. jose Antoni
Qnuaro and u. Joee Tburco Lopez. They arrived ut
Campeschy on the 10th ut HostlNics Immediately
suspcnde and hearing given 10 them the 18th. The
terms Ok Tie proposed settlement na made public
IN official form but from what leaked out would eppcsr
hat us bsss was the recognition of The Barrera govern
ment The E71yVu Publioo says
lhc proposition was unanimously and without discus.
SION most md snanily rciccted and with Tie noble and
bercio declsfatlon that thcy-the 0mpcacby Comms
soncrs-woud sec their beautiful city buried bencath ts
ruins before they would yield Joe or little ID their dig
nifty ~ retreat one ota from thai noble pon they bad
taken IN defence Of their rights
Inc commissioners, howeovr. notwitls landing the
failure of Their mission, at Campcachy Of last
count, where they were personally held high csteeu,
and treated IN the handsomest manper.
As 70 tue war Itself u seems 10 have mafe but Nle
progress since our last accounts. The noticeable
feature ~ the constant arrival OF deserters from the BE-
segers camp, and rcinforcemcnts from the disafeced
population OF the serior Commenting on this and the
propositsn for peace the Eits PSItico not uursasou
ably kecrs UP good courage for the fuure
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Personal Intelligence.

Hon. Tfos r. Whitney, Member of Congress-, slilea
yesterday in the brig King Bird for Porto Cabeo, South
America at which place be intends to spend the
hopes OF regaining his health, which very much
paired.
Hon. Charles Sumner present IN the hail of the
House Of Representatives, In Boston, during the delivery
ol Governor Banks address on Thursday.
Gov Stewart Of Missouri, visited the Massachusetts,
sslature on Thursday, in company with Hon. Isaac Liver
more, of Cambridge
Col Hay, United S.scs Attorney for the Eastern district
OF Texas has rendered hs resignation TO the President
take effect on the lss Of February, 1868.
The Boston Transcript says that on Wednesday night,
ing from Portland named Philip Mcsswceney fell into the
from drowning by the crew OF the steamer lewiston It
was thought he was under very ardent spiritual nhu
ence" at the time OF his mishap.
Hon. A. shaw, OF Illinois; Captain T. T. Archer, United
States army Hon. A. St~art and fomily OF Maryland
and Hon j. H. Hammond ha newly olocted senator) and
family, OF South Csroima, are az Hashington.
VIM Bsowp ESQ, brother of the Postmaster General
shot Saturday week al his residence In Giles
", Mississippi, but by whom IN unknown. Mr. Brown,
though wounded in tho face and bead is not fatally
Jured Notwithstanding the assassin took two fires at him.
Tho Washington Mar says that active preparations FOR
court maraling Commander Chatard in progress at
tho Navy department
DErlRrUREH.
For Laguayrs, in tho brig wsscnMrs A Campbell.
Miss Campbell and francs ncCraken Ks, Bearer OF
Dispatches.
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Obituary.
DEATH or M. kNON


Rev Jons Ksox, D. D.. died at his residence, in Fourth
street about eight o'clock last evening from the njurcs
which he received on rcslsy last Ny fall in the yard
Of his dwelling. Dr. Knox born Pcnnsylvnia and
in his esth year. He senior minister Of the col
egatc churches Of this city He was Installed nearly
half century ago. IN the old Dutch Reformed Church. In
Nassau street. now occupied by tho Post once but FOR
many years past he has chiefly orGtad In tho church In
Fourth street Ills wiic died about Ave years since lie
leayes behind nnc children One of his sons II minister
or tho Dutch Reformed Church and resides IN German
town, Pennsylvania. The funeral will take place Tues
day next from the Dutch Reformed church la Fourth
street.
Captain ByxJANs BuIrur Senior, says the New Haven
Courier OF tho sth instant, died at half past ono O'Clock
sseraay ven ss Z any PcrsGn ano1g
for more than half century, ana have been
widely esteemed, than Catsin Bcecher Years ago. be
fore fultons invention of vcanboa.a, Captain Bcochcr
the packet captain of long Island sound and hs
sci distinguished above all others making rapid
voyages, and aiordng the best accommodations 10 Pas
senRcrs voyage 20 New Yorl with him a thing 10
be talked Of for monihs When line Of steamboats,
put on the route between here and New York Captain
Bcccher left the sailing packets command tho old United
States, We believe, and the accompanied
him N bis ncs sphere, which had marked his connection
with the packets.
VIC learn from the Niagara city Hcrdla, that wuu,n
CFv Grand Sacbem Of the TusoaTora tribe OF Indan
died the 2sh ult Deceased Of the Turtle tribe
and ono of he most CONSCIENTIOUS aud honorable mem
bers of bis nation. IIo hs been for period Of
twenty or thirty years Interpreter anil member OF the
church ~ Tuscarora village. The grcrt Journal says
he was Of course ernsvcly known amoag the old resi-
dents in the western part " the Nus after
another dccs the remnant Of the tribe g. down forget
fulness. We think we correct In ing there Is
fu blood now in the tribe, for vs wcll rccmber lha,
there were but three or tour frcn years ago. We
presume election will be held choose Grand
Sachem TO succeed lir. Chew.
Widow sropsRD died in Broadalhin. Fulton county, "
Y, on Chrsstmas day she born In Connecticut. IN
the year 1s76 on Christmas dayxa married on CHRIST
mas day, aud died on Christmas day. aged u years.