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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19

DOFFATT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHENK BITTERs
Tor the ssroflla AID az dses.es Arising from Impure
blood. Billion, Fsve Fever and Agus Dy'psps Dfopy fss
.o yield 20 isr curative properties kor sale NO. - Broad
way, AID BY 81 orUIiiss
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thus sbused, he drew hs revolver aud discharges
for shots O. Cheeyer q which took .fec; 10 lis
side, irfic:irg a serioas wound. Csrpenter WAS al
orce arrested ard the wounded RAE wa, conveyed to
tie Thirteenth Wsri Station. House, and from tasLcs
10 his home. Cheever iudign,n.iy denies having
Knocked down or sbused Hrs. Carpenter. Ja-tioe
Brennan vii make thorough examination q tie
affair as coon n possible.
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Advertisement

SARATOGA EMPIRE WATfR-Superior 70 Con-
Watef any Mineral Water For sale tho
Druggists AID Hoiels Southern Depot No 40 broadway Neg
York u. w. WESTON H. 70.
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SUPREME CoURT-Ca,Ssrs,-ocr is-B<fors !assis
NGGksAN.
THE GArE.HolsE CONTRACT.
Tn. p,.,nls Of the s2Ata AIT Tn MAYOR. lie

THE GATE.HOlsE CONTRACT.
The People Of the STATE ast The Mayor, &c.
This was a motion brought by the A'tornsy GensrA
ir The su of Baldwin JsyooI ss the Corrofssi,at 70
strain awarding the 10 bu'f tee xaehsss
fsicbid Wsitet Co. 10 infringement 81 th- fhs
de,sils of the have bser already reported
by D ID FIELD for The plslcta ID H. "a
ard Bus,eed l. r Aa oil too tie defeniAos Decision
served.
DECISIONS.
Jsm.s c. Parker sgt. Cyrus +. True.--Referrci 70
Richard c. Bsamiss 20 .o, person R,ceves and to >as
security.
In re. the Petition Of James &. Ray, SC -Retssrea
Vim. Mtehe TO inquire 10 matters stated Ia ptsa
and report, kc
Roger Bsmbert ct al. sgt. Edmund X. Crouch OF Il
The shows defense {, the Psa.f eiala xou>a
granted.
In e izsbe,h Tebou. otherwise callei Ehsabs,a
Busn Ing lstion conf rmcd
eraend 10 II Ulsaoeeer, esa 70 select. &c.
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TEN GOVERNORS.

TIE Board met yesterday afternoon at the Rotunda,
President DUGRO il the chair, aud all the members
present.
a resolution, offered BIZ Mr.. BREvNINGHAUsEy, was
adopted that Select Committee be appointed TO
port TO the Board the amount OF compens alton allowed
plOyeos ard what changes necessary, any, to be
made IL order to secure equal distribution of official
patronage originally contemplated at the orsanlza
tion Of the Board Of Governors.
Mr. y. F. PiNCKSEY offered resolution that the
Committee Oh Luratic Asylum be authorized to pro-
coed st. once 10 open the quarry south OF the Lodge
ard caue the came 10 be worked for stone for
new Lunsc Asylum, aud that 81 900 he app.ccc! sted
therefor out OF the appropriation or building for that
ipstitutic1. Adopted.
Mr.. BsUESISGHAUsES offered resolution. which
was adopted, that the Warden Of Bellevue Hospital
be ns ructed not to deliver any unclaimed bodies 10 it,
sttuCn or proft ,sOrs men for tue purpose OF pro.
noting medical sCieLCe except by 8 special order Of
the Committee on Bellevue Hospital.
The weekly statement is a. follows:
Humbcr remaining Oct. Q, lsjs................7.t75
,To'd........................'.
Died -
Discharged ............. ...lNV
Sent 20 Peniteu,ary .................... III
Sent % state fnsou. .......''''...'''''. f-l'o'o
Number remaining oc. Is. lsjO...............7,5l9
Increase i6.
Lunstic Asylum 70 RaHdafs Island u spital go
Aims House ...........l 447 City Prison. 4is
Penentiary H1 Second D,rci p Prison $50 81
House i.......:.. 500 Fourth District Pri'on. ,,3
Ions~................. O. Col1ed Orphan Asylum 1870
Work ............ go Children a. nuse..'.' IL,
Small Pox Hospsl...... sicily Cemetery -
Total
The Board then adjourned.
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BROOKLYN COURT or SESSIONS


Yesterday man named Charles filler was pIacei
trial Indictment for rape The nplanus
Mrs Csthaine Brewer who Tesidcs the u ei.n
street ard Fourth avenue, 0owsnus where kssps
Miller In the habit Of supplying her with liquor Sue
testified that Miller called the
September ss She alone. He b,ced her Into I'M
ROOM and by force and yioerce COMMITTEES 40 outrage
Der person Soc attempted To make noise, but hs prevented
her ty OF threats and blows.
Mrs Little who up stairs testified thai she heard mise
in Mrs. Brewers apartment but did not pay particular sttsotoa
20 H. ard did do~n that subsequently che
down stairs and Mrs. Brewer aud Miller la entry
noticed thai Mrs Brewers drsss torn. aud abe (No
told her she would make M,r oI f. Ms yobuson for d.
frpse testified oertsa conversations with aU Brower 10
which s.ked Der aid In getting couple o. hundred du
Me end promised divide the proosees tod wi,
she would hu 10 her power once end bss stsA
she that said she would sssase
him Constable Byns testified that the last witness mn John
house las. sumner 10 which fash of both
seyts resorted Mrs. Helen Mckinney and Miss JAMS Pratt
testified to bearing bad reports about Mrs.. Browet The css
given the Jury, who, after cop.its lon Of 6hssa
minutes broush in verdict Of no, guilty" AID the pisonsf
ives discharged.
CouRr OF APPEALs, Oct. E.-No. 90, Badger agt-
Benedict argued and Judgment affirmed With costs Wm n.
Scot fer appellant G-ofge Bliss % fT respondsnt hos ~
IS and A. arued together; r LsuDins r aopellsn b.
Rogers for respondent No S. .Meconihe sst Mes fott
Central Rsilrosd argued JOLu X. Porter for appellant d. r.
Eaton for respond.nts. Nos 81, $50, ubnitted.
Court adjourned 70 meet at the Cspto the 5oh day Of
December. 1880 st 10 ociocs m
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}, 900 CASHMERE SUITS TO MATCH,
Advertisement |

Sc, 80, sI2, sls, Sl5. aud SD.
AT
Hv,Ss', Nos e6 aud So Yal,ona.
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COURT CALENDAR-rHIs DAY.

UsITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-lJury oauses. -
Noe So a. 20 TO- H. Admiralty causes )-Nos 100 lot LIZ.
80, ~, % &c. go
SUPREME CoURT -CRcUH. Pert Mos. 2AS,
PISS 1915 2I57 2ss SlJ 167 2llj 1885, 1873 1871 ass 1917
215I PISS 2257 22s9 z1s3 l57 27l Part IIkos 0n 1874.
ms 2s 24s 2552 2es 2tio z5s 1888, 2s, 2s 2f0 2l,
2isC, 2f.a 2i52 1895, 2tS, 9ip. -
SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TgrM.-Soe. 2J3. 2J7,
1872 2sl s22 213 29i 3f 2s6 2Ss, s9 80 81, t 70 ~.
1s, ls S 35 Ss, 3s, $40, 5i. 9. To- lB I39 ~, 81 No.
81 "a. -
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 3il, 40 472, $50, s00i,
I46 li2 III ~ 1 4s as Co. 5s. $50, 5si 80 ia sB.
Js9, $40. Sal, SIS, 81, 4s, $50. $50.
CouRr on CoMNos PLEAs.-Pst I.-tShort causes
Es 49, ii7S 1872 la 1888. 1870 1913, 23 Pat i-Ssns
a yestetsAy.
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COURT OF COMMON rLEAs-seseI,L rxsa-oet II
Before Judge HILIos.


TIE Hanover Company agt q. l., Sheldon, Sc -
Order Of rrs, vacated o. L. steldoa wm L. dana
and retained ss the other doientsnts
John III. Mcdonald sst Abraham ID. Ru sseil-Ns-
ton for leave 10 issue execution granted.
Charles b. Bostwick agt. Beizer j. Menck.-Cas
settled.
Mepa wassennsn agt. James G. Wiett-Motica
for ii,' deaed.
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sUrERIOA CoURr-SPEoi,L rEks-oCr. is.-Beloss yas
BoswcsrE.
Hami az, Wilet,, Shenff.-Case settled.
Burial sgt Jones-Judgmen, for plaintiff oa de-
PENDANTS demurrer psi0tias reply 20 defendant, a-s~cs
with s defendant to witadss demurrer Payneas Of
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TIE grasp srREEr MrTDTR.-Coronsr Jacknan
held an inque.t yesterday a. The New-York Hospital
upon the body OF Samuel Reeves, who died Of iojare-
received 81 the hands OF John McCae on Monday at
erroon The following is the substance Of the tssti-
mony elic.ted:
Jane. Armsrou, bsirz won, nys-l reside =: No IA NJ
b-rry street; s-ex ire pson-r By rsat scd Sn vel. ~
Sasia.sa VIII ssssssss v Fsss< ~ IA sssTs VsssA
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4 SINGULAR MrRDEH.-About week sgo Mrs
Mary Welsh and her husband were stabbed 81 the
d" OIL Church. in Eighty-seventh street, BY Moses
Stafford, because they declined to assist him, he
beng already largely in their deb. oa Monday last
she was premsturely delivered of dead child. An
iDques: was held on the body yesterday by CJroner
O'Keefe when !, wa. sscertainei that the assaasns
knife had rot Only sounded the mother, but had also
deprived the child Of lie. Ms Welsh < recovering
from her wounds. The prisoner WIS committed 70
answer, rot only for the ftlonioas Assault on Af'
Welsh but 20 stand bis :ial for the murder Of the un
barn bate.
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"A German named

REcEWrSG STOLEN GooDs-A German named
Feoerc letter, RESTING at No 1874 Second brought
before Alderman Brady yessrdy comp Of Dr. Brink
eihoi surgical Instrument dealer No William street. vino
ale that Monday he found Je,ter selling instruments
which having son from him In March
consisting Of II d6nss fCceps worth about III letter
that he had bought them Of another and knew
Iobip their having been stolen. Ii appeared
hs he psd half pnce for them lie therefore
eou mited for EXAMINATION.
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He WAS THERE.-William H. Roberts, resident of
Canal street took lodsinss Monday might dsrspuabIs
hous. street enD, IA the morups found
bis 'eh wien ard chain, yaUa ct $50 had been taken
from bis snd nowhere % be found us Kate
Han aoud s VINO had acc)mpauiod hm TO tue house,
q ,be theft arrested but denies all knowledge Of tho
property the contrary she clmpns VI remarkably rough
bands of Roberts sDd his asocses Justice
Qusckenb,h committed cells the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19

SEEING THE PoINTs.-Jsnes Mcclure, resident OF
vbed Five Points Nord.y Afternoon for the
purpose tie heigess there apparent He ""
Barter and Worth streets by two
named Pat Clark end William OBen, who induced MIN TO
enter a dsk cellar with them. When inside MeGu,re was
seized b the neck by who forced bin dosn table
ard held him while Ben 1d bis pockets OF change 70
the Of 81 So ser which they attempted % IS ape
cir. however, the slarm aud both the thieves
arrested by ocer Sherlock Of the sixth Precinct just
Connolly Licked them Clark IL IL said, has bat
recently ed from the PsUiensy WHITTIER he was sent
A ria IT
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-18

Usf reeefyed bbls. sapeissr Lnbxsc4tns Caa3 o.
81 saLIzbse Tor as=<hlnery, slich xi1 wArr2ut %
well. asa y - fhs aaterusl q parlsea -sz1inE
81 or mariz eerg y large qaznisx, ~ set ssssa
Aftess Ana = h~sr prrss thsD ahsf gettls Aasal-'
al a. slll Be ple4sel have all she ~ n tssi
IL bbls. best heFniAg Gal OF, N4rra1ted Al b Il
be-s Qazsssy aAe aezrly free irvfn selef
ALSO.
tea al Prcs. ~ =. y Hif<AsN.
Eslls II Ceil~<s =
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Notice to Shippers.

-. 49, 90; D.
being OF the utmost Importance for the proper
prote' ton nf the Track and To keep out Of ~.
way oi gravel and other trains that freight trains be
run AZ regular Enu"rm rate 81 speed which can only
be accomplished by running schedule time there
Tore order that the freight trains may b. run on
the tid down % the schedule, II Is oraered that
after thirty DAYS from this date freight Will be re-
'civ"d by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Conpan! at Schedule stations only.
W COLE
Sngt Of Transportation y. a C. X. T.
jan3c-tr -
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CRATES. GRATES..
j - nae I.Arl0f CRATES with summer part,
$50 conausua uiAatle grates,
20 do ostc< gfaies,
81 lzmb CRATES, io9 pficed, all slxrs
very h4nsts<sEne kFbiised iss.Btio
$50 psec-s l1tsbaFg Aelio~ SAre, - Z
q IN EiEsh Ez-tk Fsza - - szlluass bssrsi1 -.
deep Fens. i.iekz. al slx1s, U4zA aEd 81 tes
$50 p4ress asssstr9 eGsg f.as- NJ 4ssertneat "
10 usre scornE.lete, ana every psecs ns4de l. tue
b~st u.aaa~r J ~. HiksssN.
f.bs-1 opssszils tbs s~~~ns- fiass-s
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New Orleans and Nashville

FTNHE splendid Fast Running "A -
Il Steamer c. fWICHE1I, xszCSs-<s1Sa
BARRY MCCoMAs, Master, will sz.z<z<z=z7E=szzE
run as above, making regular eighteen day trips be
tween Sewl.l cans and Nashville
his fine assenger steamer will be here soon as
water WILD init and continued in this trade all
She will hanc n.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Wtntcr ArYnumc,uDu.

- - - - -.
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Foreign anu DOlEeSllC IlquOTss tlSaTS, @C';
NO. MARKET STREET.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
uAvE now in store and arrive
IL SUGARS.
100 hhds. New Orleans Sugar, all gradesi
100 bbls. Crushed Sugar, all grades;
So Z" ST. Louis Loaf Sugar, all grades
SO g Powdered Sugar, all grades
COFFEE
800 bags prime Rio Conee.
MOI.ASSES.
100 bbls. New Crop MoIasses, allgrades;
100 half bbls New Crop Molasses, ali grades;
80 bulls. and kegs Golden Syrup.
LIQUORS.
100 bbls Pixies Magnolia Whisky
100 Dean & Hale's do,
100 Smiths Reserve do;
lu0 /" Old Rye do;
100 90 10. Newsom's do; trebble distilled;
leo Tennessee White do;
go a. Old Country do;
100 % Old Bourbon do;
100 % Old MonoBgehala do;
40 Robertson county do;
100 pkGs Port and Malaga Wine;
IS baskets Champagne Wine;
500 pkgs. Brandy, various brands;
200 bbls. Motifs Celebrated Cider Vinegar.
SUNDRIES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes star Candles;
400 half boxes Talow Candles,
lCUO Reams Hemp Wrapping Paper;
100 boxes starch:
1000 bags Fine salt;
9OO,WO q. u Caps;
100 bbls. Fresh Ale;
so Terces Rice;
100 6 and Il tb Caddis Black and Common Tea;
SO chests Black aud Green Tea;
$50 cans Fresh Cove oysters;
100 boxes ". r. Cheese, prime;
100 +. ID. q -
800 bags Shot, assorted;
1000 lbs. Bar Lead;
so bags Black Pepperl
100 dog. Bruoms;
100 " Cotton Rope;
100 boxes Soda in papers;
100 40 Scotch SMUT;
$50 " Stick Candy;
100 81 Fancy do;
100 casks English Soda;
1000 dog. assorted Buckets;
and for sale lower than they be had else
where.
We arc Agents for large Wooden Ware and Bucket
Mandatory and are prepared AT all times TO sell
the Trade Man uacturers prices, freight added.
CARTER, WlISF0RD 4 CO.
decl0 No. Market street
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Rates Charged for Sfcond-Clam Tickets.

En- grants VIII be taken upon Deck Ht reduced
price and ON three u ten collars cheaper than by
any other route.
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THE BALLAD on THE OINTMENT

n,.;..us. loaun4 sab nsbiBss nurtali5as nof1m
JOASNEs FULyIus
wasn hale John bii Sasy's toe
All N.ry sEsalard prattling Joe,
Wh.t hsslsd thelK wounds and soothea tneI we
ne OlnIneaai
wh~n Ts,rnmy goaeea ms ssaer's eye,
Al satnkl.s bssxs ulAde allen cry =
Wlat ..,setclzn balm DID Arpyr
he Olnttisent .t''
Wh.s rsst gAea eoaid one desire,
n aae,srA he rage 81 burnang are sr
~ s.th she sIiEs " insects aires
he Ointmeh
E.ch Irursiss n his hAT'py land
. fOr Soaly ave eents Ia his hAno, -f
wit forth al pace a. yoer command
rag GRAETfNRfRG GRkkS MOUNTAIN oLst-
nET : or saie b Al lsas k.s.s n tsasssses ana ~
mn4nH IA College sirse&
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Removal.

TINHE subscriber takes this method of informing his
old customers and friends and the public general
ly that he has removed his Hardware store from the
old stand Market street. to No 30 IN the large brick
building lately erected the south side of Broad
where he keeps constantly on hand and makes To or
der the various articles embraced in his line OF bust
He invites especial attention 10 his large assert
ment of CASTINGS. HOLLOW WARE, BRASS, &c such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, Plow Mods,
straw Cutters, Corn-Shellers, Corn CTEsheTs, Mill
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills,
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles Dog Irons, Candle sticks,
and almost endless variety OF other articles.
Jan. 2e-u ANDREW ANDERSON.
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LIVERY STABLE.

XNIM. 7. WRIGHT co, would respect ~
w fully inform the citizens of Nashville IN
and the public generally, that they have NLA
purchased the well known Livery stable ana Tie stock
and fixtures, fOrD erly occupied by VIM J. Philips
Market street, ius below the Square.
We have nrst-raIc lots and stalls to RccummC
date druvcrs, and all our friends who may favor III
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves Co give satisfaction IN all
We have a large number OF nne Saddle Horses anC
ne Busgies to hire at all times.
The actls Nc do not inteud eein surpassed by ans
Stable IN the southern country. CVne along ana see
IOr yourselves.
hrb3-ly WM r WRIGHT A CO
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Steamboats.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet,

T'HE fine Passenger and GR -
freight Steamer EaSTPURT zCsSsszszsasts
E WooD, Master, will continue elzzzzzz5zEszzzz2
in the above trade the entire season. making regular
trips be this city and New Orleans. The EASr-
PORT fast, of light draught, and well adapted for
the Cumberland river trade.
nov24-f A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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founosrs.
Claib0rne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN

FTNHE attention of Railroad Companies, Farmers,
Manufacturers, and all persons desrous Of pnrcha-
sing at home good machinery, such as STEAM IN
GINES, CASTINGS, of every description, GEARlNG,
CAR-WHEElS of the most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS, PUMPS, &c, &c, is respectfully called to this
new Establishment now growing up rapidly on the
premises OF the late Nashy Manufacturing Company
We intend carry the business fully as extensive
as before and shall be ready 20 take orders Tor
Machinery and Castings. We have already commenc-
ed operations in blacksmith shop and Boiler yard
and shall give immediate satisfaction 10 old and new
customers.
We experienced Mechanics-each of US person
ally attending to his own department-and thus we
shall be able superior work at lower rates
than heretofore done in this city. We shall warrant
every OF work done at this Establishment ana
give prompt and personal attention To every order len
Office; thus hope o. give general satisfaction,
and be patronlzed by ali friends of home manufacture
n JACkER x Co,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
June 2s-u Late Nashville Mani Co.
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Married.

Married.
Overwhelmingly Thanksgiving evening at the
Norfolk street Baptist church, by the Rev Thos Armi-
age John H. BoGUE TO LOUISA j., only daughter oil Mr..
John r Vorrath all of this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
Observation-Disclosures I'm Newport, r. l., 10th OF
August last by the Rev DR. Brown AUGUSTUS FORBES DA-
Miss LAURA LOUISE youngest daughter Of Gen.
Thos 5bartland, counsellor atlaw.
MrEKER-SMuH-At Calvary church, on Thursday,
Dec ], by the Rev. VIM. E. Egenbrodt D. D., JOSEPH o.
MEEKER to Miss H. ELIZA, daughter Of L. Smith, Esq
all Of this city.
MoSTRoss--HIcKs. Wednesday Nov 80, by Rev.
Charles c. Norton, GILBERT K. MoNrRoss TO MAGGIE W.,
daughter of William D. Hicks, all Of this city.
SfIIIMAN-BRowS.-At Trinity church. in this city, on
Wednesday, Nov. 80, by the Rev. Morgan Dix, THOMAS
SnIIMAN, OF this city, to EMMA T. Brown, OF Brooklyn
THoMPsoN-LEsLE.-O Thursday, Dec. l, at st. Peter Is
church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. John A. Paddock JOHN O.
THOMPSON, of Chicago H., to REBEccA e. LESLIE, daughter
of Thomas Leslie, Esq, Of Brooklyn.
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BulI---On Thursday evening, Dec. 1, after short ill.,
ness, WILLIAM G. BpII, Esq, aged IS years.
Tho relatives Of the family requested to assemble at
his residence 66 East Ninth street. Saturday
ing at eleven o'clock and his friends and acquaintance
generally requested without further invitation to at
tend the funeral services, the Mercer street church.
near Clinton place, at half past eleven O'Clock.
CRAssoUs.-On Wednesday, Nov 80, DoMpIcK F. CRAs-
sors, agod 81 years, 8 months and Ii days.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this rday) morning. ahafpast ten
O'clock from III White street. His remains will be taken
to Greenwood Cemetery Or interment. The members Of
the Police Department are invited to attend
GARDNER--0n Wednesday, Nov. 80, Asa GARDNER, son
of the late Capt Geo. G. Gardner of this city.
His friends and the friends Of the family are requested
attend the funeral from his mothers residence No. A
West Eleventh street, this morning, ut eleven O'Clock
HuBE-On Wednesday, Nov. 80, JANE A. HUME, eldest
daughter of the late John Hubble.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the func-
raj on Sunday afternoon 4th inst half past O'clock
from her late residence, los East Tenth street.
IEMxxxxASS-on Wednesday, Nov. 80, JoHs HrsucH,
son OF John and Adehet Lemmermanp, aged years,
months and Is days
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited attend his funeral this day) afternoon, at
one O'Clock from the residence Of his parents IL Thomas
McSir11N-On Thursday morning, Dec. 1, PATRICK
McMuIrIS, in the 2sth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from his late residence No.
40 Downing street, Sunday afternoon at two o'clock
Montreal papers please copy.
MARA the wife OF Daniel Mara aged rs years native Of
the County Galway, Ireland, Portun,ia.
Her friends and relations are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this friday afternosn BALI one
O'clock from go East Seventeenth street Rer remains
Will be taken to Jersey Cemetery for ntermont. 80,
ScnuLrzE-On Wednesday evening, Nov ~, suddeh!'
J. G. SHuITxS, aged 20 years.
The friends and acquainances OF the fanny, nusu
Of his sons c. Segmund and j. Godfrey are rosp.uunaa
invited 10 attend the funeral from his sie 80
Eighth avenue, this (Frday) afternoon a. que O'ooA
Charleston and California papers please copy Nov on
AVA VITO of Tdoipbo Wolfe OF this city, and oaugh-
tor q James W. Barker, Esq, Of New Orleans IN me ssh
| year Of her age. = 49,, f.n,,v sr... -
Joe Wolfe ESQ are respectfully invited to ar end her flu
neral this day afternoon Dec wa = a. one O'clock IRON
'Av w sSsA Hoboken, N j., on TW sday, Nov. 2!
| ru"asrs WICK aged So years, IL mont ms and days.
lie remains viii be Inferred at GREE ,nwood Cemetery
| Chicago papers please copy
WrSNI-Jous ALEXANDER wyySx, aged years and
months.
ucra this afternoon, al half past one O'Clock from his la,
residence, Nc. Oak street.