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4 CCOUNT BOOKS PAPER AND Sta

n rIONERY.-A. MORRIS offers In quantities
to suit buyers all articles In bis line Prompt at.
tenton given to all orders with which we are favor
ed. Brok- Binding, Printing. Engraving and railing
executed in any style desired
Account Books. every size. also made 70 pattern.
Writing Papers, ruled and plain, SONS worry cheap.
Note. Tissue, Perforated and Colored Papers.
riting Desks in great variety.
Gold Pens. best quality in gold aud silver cases
backgammon Boards all sizes, SONS extra finish.
Portfolios, all sizes. fine and extra quality
ENVELOPES, every style. Lace. Embossed. silver
Edged, &C. an ?3-3i
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M nm win continue the work. In partial man.
l,er. ior the remainder Of tho present. season And
the proceeds WILL under present 81 pa
isrly Carried on By me- OF 40 agent In my nams-
Desirins 10 have the work performed ~ proper
the street and will only attempt that por.n aeove
the 81 Charles Hotel. This course 10 rendered ne
cesssry n m the fact that the water has 70 De
hamied from s1rGLs POINT and that on Cary street.
The City Council, in present state OF the water
Works deeming II expedient to pos'tiveiy, prop1on
q plan. under contemplation. for procuring water
az another poiut should prove successful that Per
suped at least next season. II not in the latter part
of this. hEbECOA 6TiTd
an A-2E
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TNcRNDIARIsM "A daring attempt Was

INCRNDIARIsM "A during attempt was
made to burn Mr.. VIM. H. Yeatman's stable at
the ws4t end Of Clay street, yesterday morning.
Mr.. Y was attracted by he noise OF his horse,
and on going out, found tmndIe Of straw on fire,
which he succeeded in ktfuguishiBg, without
creating any alarm. Mr.. Y. is In famoussection
for incendiaries, and must keep sharp look out
il he wishes to save his horse.
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:, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. :.
4 lpleEpiroR n tD,srA1c.,

NA THE Hks,ANA sUGAKNfAKEkr. N
cSufHwasf -, Mourn OF rHs MtssIssIrpf, As4,
q. 1s6s The siN imship Cahawba, from New York
and Havana. has Just arrived.
At the LISTER port sugars wsss drsn and active,
numbers IL TO u OF the Dutch standard being QUO
ted ct from 81 TO 81 rails: whites z to = rsels.7
The stock su hand 10 10000 boxes.
Exchange on London 15 per cent. premium; on
New York per cent. premium; and on New Or
leans ~ per cent. premium. aH =
TIE EStJLT or THE MISSOURI ELECTION.
ST. LOUIS August 23-The election In Missouri
places the Legislature ~ ioilowe: House, III Demo
Gratis 70 n opposition; Senate, "a Democrats to 9
Opposit ion. -
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Special Ag't P. Y. Dept.
Wsrrenton Va. August 20. 1853. au 13-3t

IN FOR RENT-A single gentlsi,an
"a who wishes nice. comfortable Lodging Room
in convenient and quiet location, CA obtain one
by application to me, AT small rent Inquire OF
BULKLET 4 co,
All 24-2t Eagle Square
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IGIfDs acCOmmt dAtiHE. AypIy 10
au 2i-6t GODDIS & APPERSON.
CMALL FARM ON RICHMOND AND

~ CHARLOTTESVILLE PLANK ROAD. s X
MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-We are
aus horned to seli the small Farm located rboye,
lnow occupied by Mrs X. 7. Cobb, containing ~
acres, 20 Of which arc cleared and very highly ira
proved. the balance in oak and pine. The improve
rooms kitchen, lse, and all other necessary
ont houses 1t is coni dered first rate stand fer a
gr,cery store for taking of stock, &c. large
number of wagons stop on the premises, which fur
nsb q large quantity of manure. The place is per
fectIy healthy. good water on the premises. in a
goo 4 neighborhood, and convenient to severai
chui cfies. Apply to Mrs. Cobbs, on the premises
sOr to 6ODDIN APPERSON.
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Tho Augusta Gala Her aid of the 10th says that
the black tongue" has appeared among the horses
in that county.
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out MUSTANG LINIMENr in their house. The
many acct tents are liable to, may render it ne
forming such certain curs. (E1truct3 In lifting
the kettle from the FIRE 1t caught and sealded ms
hands and person very severely Zone band almost
awful sight = The Mustang Liniment APP
peared to extract the pain almost Immediately II
healed rapidly end left no scar account. CHAs
FOSTER go Broad street, Philadelphia Itis truly
wonderful article. Il will cBre any case of Swell
Ing Burps Ssif Joints, kTuptiong or Rheumatism
For horses IL should never be dispen.ed with. One
dollars worth OF Mustang has frequently sarsd y
valuable horse II cures salds. spfains. Ringbope,
Ia ell parts of the hsbitable Globe.
BARNES 3 PARK, ProprietoTs,
Jy T--daclm New York.
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fkAxsR RivgR HEvEa.-Ths steamers Star of the
West Apd Granada, for CALIFORNIA;, left New York
sAtarday, crowded With passengers New York
paper Gays:
There being twofteamers, the duty Of collecting
tickets and seArehing for stoW-aways on board the
GrAn.da, dsysised upon Pursar. Bulisy, Of the
ssssIsnlp Philadelphia whe performed the oner-
ins Ut Of their hid ne place: eleven persons mostly
young ., who had concealed themselves on board
In vsIions hooks aud corners wifhout tick u They
we're found To- the coaibunkS. under the run In the
eyes al the Ahip, 3ammed between the wafer Tank,
and In every other hole where y uaa possible Tor
human being 70 cram hilhself u. CAplaia Jonah
Clark. the efnciept chipping agent q the Com
PAM, sNhc veal down on beard the Star OF the
80 b is5s sSsst9s ssps ,ss:ss
undsr ~ hsllssy ansnx TIE sshss snd coal dust.
iue toniea 0us thsy ware % hsckencd and h..
snsHrsd y hardly Be distinguished from Jamairs
nenspes. The Whole twenty ave were sut on h.sr.,
Of the Ditetsstug and brought 10 the city. lmnns
them was an ITi1h boy. namsd Thomas Nc
tkeealpe Attenpt eoly a few weeks 20 .1A1s =
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DEATH on rae INVENTOR on LuclFsR MAroHEs And
PATENT Pnls-Dr. Abiai A. Cooley died At Hart.
ford, Conn on the 18th instant, aged 70 years
Tia Ttmes says: .Esva8 N@ ss y
De. Cooley had large share Of mechanical inge
nuify ~ wen as inventive genins. In his younger
years be Invented . power printing press, which
worked most compsts,y by the foots and had the
design been carried out, It would have been very
ussisl.s lie made the hrst slocofoco" match ever
known; aud no was she 6rst to apply the cam
movement to pumps-s principle now 30 success-
fully carried ont ia tho Hartford Water Works
He also ioyeHtsd 40 ingenious shingle-machine;
and he prodaced a number OF other machines of
praetcat utility, but no never seemed TO have the
patieaee t. follow up any one OK them TO anal sue
cess, bst "a soon ~ he brought an Invention to =
staSs 81 prAntical use. he would abandon it fer
peN one, "A number OF patent medicines, now
successfully cold, are made from formulas origina.
teddy him IIis were the hrst pills ever patented
In ne Uuited States. "Cooleys Liquid Backing
the.be knew ,, wass his invenrioa. He success,
fully prepared. fer many years, the celebrated
"cooley's Bitters," which were originated BY his
father i -
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~ HnroHIsa,, YrarrAnLs DYaprp.

sIA BI1rERs, the most popular family Medicine of
the age Dyspepsia in its worst forms. disorder Of
the Stomach and Bowels. Billtcusness, YeilOwnesa
Of the Skin, want OF Appetite. Debility, Headache
Nervousness, lowness Of Spirits. Papitation OF the
Heart, Costiveness, Heartburn. Liver Complaint
Disorders OF the Skin Liver, and kydneys; Acid
Jaundice Wasting OF STRENGTH, Riatulence, with fire.
auent Belching Of Wind, Initiated TAs.e. Constipa-
ton in the Pit OF the Stomach Oppression after Eat
ing Depression Of Spirits Is at once removed By the
use of this remedy.
The bsttrrs are put MP IN pint bottles with tbs fol-
lowing words blown in the glass-i' UTtHI Ssso'
DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, NEW YORK" With my
facsimile pasted the cork, and ON the outside
wrapper II eacn bottle $1,000 ,...stss
b. Druggist. lo2 Broadway, New York.
Price 80 cents per bottle
FISHER h WINSTON. Druggists:
an le-Im y go Sole Agents.
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~STEARNs & MARvIa's ..--...
WILDER PAT. SALANANDER SAFE,
SECURED BY THE LA BILLIE,
POWDER AND BURGLAR PROOF LOCK

These celebrated SAFES he We been in use sever
enteen ears and not a dollars worth of books or
papers has eyer been destroyed in them Two hun
dred and forty have been tested in accidental Ares
Fer sale by
MASSIE & PLEAsAETs, Agents,
an lR-Im - No 81 Cary street.
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uARTSHORNE'S co ia d L-THE

PORCELAIN TEETH.-A fresh supply
'''s vi sisG ~ z t wfss1os p.srs...
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Tina n T. News. referriss to the frequent and
ann sfines melancholy cases of imposition which
Americans and American families hrve SUI cred
from foreign, impostsrs. says 1t il unworthy the
dignity OF Democratic men and women OF las FREQ
and enlightened Republic to bestow any spsciAl
mark OF consideration upon lords, dukes and BE-
rosa s,sm over the water. Their assumptions are
generally lying assumptions. Their influences
are alwAjs evil. Besides, we're this not the case,
that mat ever be regarded as only sheer snobbery
and nunkeyism which would give prestige and
popularity In this couutfytc man or woman.
simpfy because that man or Woman glories in d
title Gran shouor gained by Hood felaor birthright
Our contemporary proceeds to ask: Are we not
a great peoples Are We not a brave natienf-
Have We not heroes whose exploits rival all the
hcroisn1s of the pasts Are We not democrats and
republicans, holding the opinion and existing a.
nation upon the assertion Of the fact that all men
were created free and equah The answer to sill
tness questions must be, aye"
And vet, Whilst we arc always praisng ourselves,
eur acts give the lie to professions. Cur peo-
pie 10 the attentions they lavish upon foreign
liabilities, seem absolutely destitute OF that indis
peusabis virtue. selfrespect. With oil our pre-
tended. democracy, We chow silly fondness for
titles. In the lavish use Of .Colonels," 8. Hons
ana "ASqtss uinouB o"' so''oo' "e"'0Sfy az houit
citizen in the community being destitute of some
absurd prefix Of this kind. And when n noble
comes among us, or gaiIy slave, with the name
Of noble, he at once fnds admission to drawing
rooms and confidence which an unassuming Anne
rcan gentleman, Of humble fortune, could never
aspire to. i7-f& f~,-
We have reason to be prsud Of our country, and
proud Of ourselves. There 10 but one thug in
either to make us ashamed, sod that 10 our incon
sistest. anti republican, unmany Difference to the
assumption OF real or pretended European arissc.,
eIats.s +.szg .-.ztsA: - 4.s 4 +.
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~ PRoP. 4. HoUDAYER. graduate
of the University Of Paris respectfully tenders bs
services to the citizens of Richmond, and to the
Principals of Schools. as teacher of the Francb
ing gentlemen. whe are acquainted with his pecu-
liar sv stem of instructions: 5y75.. 4..5 ais -.
NJ Paul, French Consul; Col T. P. August g. W
Randolph, E.q DR.. Woodbridge, VIM. w. Harvie,
ESQ DR. Wei-iger, N A Sturdivaut, Esq, DR.. Bur
wen J. g. Griswold, Esq.
Apply at the corner OF Sd and Leigh streets.
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SW AN Il cos M
LOTTERIES ARE LEG Al, AND zsts
AUTHORIZED BY THE
te STATE or Il hUhdIAl

rho late attempt toinjure our Yirm ha. :h9wr snat
3. OUR LOTTERIES AHE DkAMn T q M .ha
- our schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery In .-sss =.
= he vrorldf
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n~A CARD.--C. G. MBRA, late Pro-
fes. or Of music and modern languages ss the Sou,h
Carolina female G Ilegiats Institute Columbia, 4
c. respectfully offers his professional services to the
citizens of Richmond and vicinity. Rooms at pres
ent at Mrs. Harwoods, on Bank at au2J-Ims
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s~ TIM SUMMER-Irs DIsEAsRs-

TIRE REMEDY AT HAEp.-HAMProys VEGETABLE
TINCTUas-Wef ave the stroug est assurance of tbs
good effects of this medicine in Cholera Morbus Di
arhoea aud Dis of the bowe 8, incident TO the
season. 1t invigorates the stomach and bowels and
renders the ~ stem great assistance in combating
the approach OF disease. s.s- r.
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~LEATHaR AND RUBBER Betting.
STEAM PACKING, HOSE. &c--W We keep On
baud full supply of Betting, &C., from the best
keep large variety Of Cotton and Hemp Twines
Wrapping Paper, &c. s.-.-s. -a-a5s.,- 80
~ No Do ~
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That our Prizes are PAID and that
~ our schemes are MORE LlsEaAA
than any 70 ether Ear, Lottery IN
TIA following gchsnaes will be drawn By 3. SWAN
Co., Msnaeers Of the Sparta Acsaemy tos sepssm
her. 1854. at AUGUSTA, "a, in public. under the
supartute ndence of Commissioners. -,o.o
S SAss > draws draw: on on
GLASS IS draws on SATURDAY. septempes -, iS SO
GLASS aI.Ts o. sA5 E sfN ssfS;sSnSssz 1855
3o,oos TICK kTsi IN
FIVE rHoU ssAaNISryl eve p HEEHRhD AND
a''''sM z IA ;is e H's soSdG tx 1'
.r e. sr ps FAY SsKprsxgER.
prise of....-....s7o.o1o 4priA-s 1909
de- ".. -.. iSS Do. ..:..-. 90
g. seSS % d DC. : :.-... SO SO
DO ~-........ soSS 20 e do do. .--.... S sSe
DO DECENTRALIZATION III Prizes Pr ;i;''''' Nv
prizes of 500, approximafing to VOuVo :, -.
~ pies ss Il $500. experimenting to $4,000 :.
prizes Il 500. approximatinz to $4,000 -,
4pr 1 q Sis. experimenting 10 ssoos =.
prizes ' II r 500. approzimssns 20 5000 -
prizes Il SIS spproxinaans to 5000 =.
Prizes Rssss & Is 80 experimenting to $500 ~
,ee, ,l Rst.' q 81 6. ar. loe. Sc
,.ss priue, amounting to ssao.ooo
whole Tickets 9I0; Halves %; Quarters 81 50
sc A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one DESTROYS of receiving it.
Oertifcatse OF pack VIII Dc SOLD u the following
s~t;hcata Of nackaee Of 10 whole Tiose g. SO
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1t invigorates the stomach and bowels. and
renders the stem great assistance IN combating
the approach OF disease. s
If you have Cough, 49,. 80
TAKE HAMpreN'S TINCTURE,
If you have Rheumatism,
:, ~, ..v. $500 TAKE q iiproN's T1NcruRE.
TAKE HAMPToN'S TINCTURE.
If you have Pain IN the Back
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
If you are all Weakness.
TAKE HAMPToN's TINCTURE,
If You have Headache, PSI.
HAMPTOE'S tEGETABLE TINCTURE,
By its mild action on the stomach. liver and the kid
neys, v Ill cure Dyspepsia, Cough, Asthma. Brou-
chiai and Lung Affections, Pains in the Bach, Side
and Breast, Consun ption aud Scrotula, Rheumatism
Govt Neuralgia, Fistula, Piles. Bowel Complaint
Worms ana Nervous Debi!ities. and all diseases arr,
DELICATE CHILDREN r,.t.
One bottle will prove its superior virtue. ..
AS A FEMALE MEDICINE,
Hampton's Tncture cannot be excelied. As q bean.
tifsing agent it is far superior to any ofsthe cos
metcs Of the day, preducins beautiful clear skin
aud giving to the cheeks the color of the rose i'm
parting To every muscle that life and elasticity
which gives to all who enjoy health such grace and
Sold by PURCELL, LADD / CO., Richmond; b,
PetersburE By MORTIMER & MOWBRAY. Bait :
more ana by Druggists and Ehopkeepers every where
sS-$i per bottle: six bottles for %.
~ 20 -dkfts
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- BRAZILIAN PEBBLES

- ~ have lust received large as
sor m ant OF Brazilian Pebble Spectacles. Glasses C.
all kinds in Gold, silver and steel Frames, to sui
all ages SA MYhRS, Opiisan. +
an "A Cor Main and Pearl ats.
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~LIra Observation-Disclosures BEN
FIT COMPANY. 1890. ; .--- 2. :. =. e.

This company affords the insured advantages
which render it very desra able to those who wish TO
pay the least money and receive their dividends
while living. The annual dividend Is over one-thr
'n an III i1Ha. KNOWLES 4 wALFoRD.
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-CH6MPIoN fIHE FHouF GAFEg.--
One thousand dollars Is offered for proof that
TIE contents of any enc of " Herring's Patent
Champion Safes have ever been destroyed BY fire.
Z" Burglar proof Safes" are made by Messrs Her
ring 4 Co.. not one Of which has ever bseu robbed.
KNOWLES Il WALFuRD, Agents,
au l7-2w No. 81 Pearl st.
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HALL gkADE.-Virginia merchants,
= and merchants generally South, ID laying In
lneir Fall stock Of merchandise. should not fail to
plrchAse an abundant supply OF IS. s.
i rs sEMPLEs INfALLIBLG BAKING POWDER
Inc BEST and most economical preparation know
for making Light, Sweet and Wholesome Loaf
Bread. ha-cuits. 90 IL 10 recommended by numer.
ous cht.ans OF different sections and will cer,ainIy
give satisfsct on when used properly. II Il entirrv
harmless. being the. products Of scientific VII.
ginsa 20 sslc "a and inannfastused with great care
IDENTIFY. recommend this article to thsis en.tem.s.
- the Dest. JuhS w aAhLIOK =
& Manufacturer and eole Proprietor.
G soli By nrusgsts and Grocer. III SSronrh
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So I'd 8, rect between Clay and Leigh
au 24-6t: aug "a Is 4 26 then Sc ut g. A. Is
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! LoYxHRIHa. -
SWAN 6 cos LoTrss e,I:I.,,.rr ,,,'.

SWAN d co. -rorr
CONTINUE TO DRAW AS USUAL WITHOUT
$3.50 INTERRUPTION.
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7 H BiNFokD n and s aEo; p r BA !. aI.i
are now with Messrs r. pRICS q CO., Whole
sale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods two doors bs
low the old stand where they will De pleased to
their friends aud the customers of the old house.
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THREE HUNDRED whole half and
l. qu4rter boxes Bunch Rasins. 80 boxes Layer
70; llU bags Nuts, of tferent kinds. 8 bbls Para
ise Nuts, something EXTRA 600 COcoanuts Tecev,
ed per steamer and schooner, and for sale BY
o N JONES co,
au24 No 70 Main st.
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NHECK-BOokS ON ALL THE CiiY
BANks-Printed tn handeone:,Yle. with wide
ruled rnsrefn, on superior papsr. Also. print to
order, with the name In the end. In any style re-
Quired, at moderate prices.
y an 23-3t NORRIS, BOOK seller and stationer.
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- THs HrREzr ePairKLiYo Hay

ss-City and coUtry papers, friendly to The cai,sc,
sre respectiuily requested to copy oncs. ID 2A-St
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FRESH PEACHES - Toma. oes. Pine
Apples. Egg Plums Tomato and Walnut Cat.
sup. worcester Sauce, Pepper Sauce, French Mus
lard. Currant and Guavas Jelly, for sale by
# e-s On JONES L co,
AuH No rs Main ut
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Use PICOT'S wild Cherry BiTTERS,
~ To relieve Nervous Headache.
USE PICOTS WILD CHERRY BlTrERS.
To restore the Appetite.
USE PICOTS WILD CHERRY BtTTEkS.
To cure disordered Stomach and Liver.
PICO-'5 WILD OH rRRY BITTERS.
Are put up in quart Bottles at 50 cents.
For sale by J PICUr, Dra29ist.
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NM BOX Mitchell . hydrau.ic
~ Pressed Candies FIR sale by
An n IAG nsprSr nr
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Advanced do do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS 90
Highest English, with Latin and Mathena-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MoHE v M AR X X IT ,

MONDAY, June 14-6 r. NJ
me ssocs market opened and closed this morning with
n very buoyant feeling among spoculsors. There was
psry large business ~ the FIRST board and buyers were
quits plenty. kos Of the oommsson houses have hume
rc vders many Of which filed the early board
ne rr,si movement to-day WIS in New York Central,
ssd elosed al an advance o. = per cen, the opening
price ssies we're made ~ high rs SO per cent cash. In
Reading ha large operations nj the advance, and
~n 90 per cent better than 81 the opening Panama
wss demand nd left OF firm al looH per cent, cash,
Win small sales Gaens and Chicago freely offered
ass a the sales for cash There s YET sood
Sea- q aoub, about The AusSss dividend. me payment.
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pvted % s1snA Ne fsnsral, thb (rsssday) ssrsssu,
's =. 3 ssr s =: NV .s:s No
win be tai en- to O. press HNls for hternanA
Prsvi1eses and Goansete.t Ispcss lIssss cry
r NAsnroH, In The 27th year q his age.
The rim De- and relatives vised 70 sssnA he fune
r fren ths resistance Of hs faAher, ksxandsr nassn,
East Chester On wednesday morning, o. Yen ocock CAr
rages viii be IN waiting a Bronxvle 70 meet the Harlem
tram leaving Vie Twenty sixth street depot at030 A. Il
NoRscw.-As his residence, No. 1T West Twessy-se-
veu'h street. JANIS AlsxANn MORROW, aged Al years,
native Of Boeton, Mass.
RoBsBn.-At Hamilton, Bermuda, on Monday, Nay 81,
Of dropsy jams A. RoHxRrs late Of this city, native Of
Bermuda, in the 34th year OF his age.
soRBsEs.-On Saturday, juno IL, Mr.. SI1Pm SCRnSn,
aged o. years, months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral this russd.y) morning At
eight o'clock, from his late residence, No 264 Ninth
avenue his remains viii be taken 70 Westchester ooun-
srIrnsysox.-On Tuesday, June 8, JOHN srznE Ssos,
aged q years. native of the city Of Limerick Ireland
His win be taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter
friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70 attend
Limerick papers please copy.
TBuRLAED.-On Monday, June IA, HARRIET Young, infant
daughter Of George and harriet Y. Thurland, aged
The re aves and friends are respectfully invited TO at-
from The residence Of her parents No 81 Prospect street,
Brooklyn, without further notice The remains will be
taken 70 Cypress Bills for interment-
VAuKR-At keyport, N j., on Monday, June IA, lisa.
poRE VAIIMs, Jr.
The funeral will be held at the Baptist meeting
house in Keyport Wednesday afternoon At O'Clock.
His friends and those Of the family invited 10 attend
The steamer leaves the foot Of Murray street. for Key
port at eight O'clock and returns at four o'clock H. tho
same day.
wnxY.-In Jersey City, on Monday, June II, after .
short illness, ElzA1H, wife of James Wiley, in the ssth
year Of her age.
The friends and those Of the family respectfully
vted to attend the funeral this ruesday) Afternoon at
four O'Clock from her late residence No l76 South &c.
oond street, near Prospect street, Jersey City, without fur
Their invitation.