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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-06

THE SECRET ISFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
AND MATURITY,
Jast published traits. tts SRA thoHraRi
A few words on the Rational Treatment. without
Medicine, OfSpeTmataTrheaG or Local <lrfrk.
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, HAx&A
Genital aud Nervous DEBILITY, Pre- EEEy
mature Decay Of the System, Impo- Y
tency and lmpednDents TO Marriage
generally, -
BY b. DE- EANEY, NJ. ID.
The important fact that the many alarming com-
plants orig mating M the iBprudence aud solitude
of youth may he easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
ID in this small tract CLEARLY demonstrated and the
entirely new aad highly saccessful treatment
adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means
VI which everyone is enabled to cure HINskLF per
focty and at the least possible cost thsreby avoid
ing all the advertised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in a
sealed envelope, by rsmlttlng post paIdl tyo post
age stamps To DIR. Il. DE LANEG, - Fast 81 st
street, New York City. maSB-tr
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SOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE.

vented by the renowned
:. Soyer," on his return
from the Crime a, and since
his dscease is EIanufactur
ed by CROSSE 4 BLACK
WELL, London, from the
original recipe. The man
ufacturcrs simply ask Tor it
a trial, convinced that il
must add TO the ALREADY
large consumption, and
that 10 will prove itself un-
eQualled, either as a stirnm =
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
Il
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6OMORE PACKAGES OF BUILDERS

IN NJ O X r. PACkAUES Of BUILDERS
UU Hardware, Tools, House Furnishing Hard .
ware, &c, have been received by schooner Attic"
rendering our stock more complete than ever. The
facilities enjoyed in the purchase of these goods
(hsyIng been selected by of the firm in person,
and bong mt for CASH. enables to make 339 still
attractive in the of low prices and variety.
We have fully demonstrated The fact that leash
sales and small profits the way to transact bus
mess, and respectfully invite Al who wish To save
money IN the purchase of Hardware to call on us
opposite Browns Hotel,
GRIFFITH A SHIEIDS.
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- No. 634.
STATES.

In pursuance oflaw, LANES BucHANAN.Presrdent
OF the United states Of America,dO hereby declare
aforementioned land Offices in the State OF Misses
sPPi At the Perad hereinafter designated, wit:
Monday, n, t,reniy- fth day Of July nsrt for the
disposal OF the vacant lands in the odd nnn1EsTsd
which remain To the ntsd States trithin So ,,ifss
On each side of IN" railroad from Jackson TO the
Ipum { two dollars and fifty cents per acre, viz:
townships :, $. aud 6, OF ranges /, ?, S, and s
townships s. 6, and !, of range5 ..
Townships aud 6, of ranged.
AT the land Office at AUGUSTA, commencing on
Monday, the t,csHty 6lth day IF Jvly nsrt for the
disposal OF me vacant lands in the odd nHm5.rsd
sections, within the aforementioned townships
which remain to the nited States rithis SIR mills
on eGet s,ds OF the railroad from Jackson to the
of Alabama" subject, as required by law to a min
IInum of two dollars and fifty cents per acre viz:
North and east ofthe COctatr line and meridian
Towns hips and of range s.
-, townships ), g. and7, OF ranges c, g. 10, H. u,
Township :, Of rangsI5.
townships and J, Of ranges II and 10.
lands appropriated by law for the use ofschools.
military, INDIAN and other purposes, together with
The swamp and overlooked" lands, will be excIud
The tracts along the line of the railroad will hs
Sold subject 10 the right of way granted by act of
Sth august Ih2, for said railroad, and the particu
lr tracts cut by the route viii be sold CONTAINING
the quantities respectfully shown on the official plots
without deductions. r"
The Offering ofthe above lands will be com,nan,ad
S Sa 'e DAYS Appointed and VIII proceed in the
shall have been offered and the sales thus closed:
bat no sale shall be kept open longer than tw5
weeks and no private entry ofany of the lands will
weeks. " '"o '"o
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington.
this twenty second day of March, ammo D0mni rns
thousand eight hundre ard Fifty nine.
., JAMES BUCHANAN.
CoInmiss of the General Land Office
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o GRIFFITH & SHIELDS.
NO. AZ MARKET SPACE.

7 JLl PANASULS.
Having a largo stock sfParasols on hand, we a
have Diet rmiBed TO sell them ~ COST. All in&e0
want of cheap Psrasol will please give us a
call.
ma S'-st las. w. SEARS.
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SILVER PLATED wARE.--H. u. HOOD Is
- now Just receiving @ large additional stock OF
ICE PITCHERS, CAKE BASKETS, Breakfast
and Dining CAST0RS, BUTTER COOLERS.
g. Of the best quality, and at very low prices, at
33s Penn. avenue, IVA %
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sou yards silk cord, per yard
dozen CIT glass inksiands, Diapers OF Whit
2d"zen wafer stands, cOcoa, per dozen
2dozen erasers, Rodgers L Sons, ivory handle,
3dozen Psnknives, Rodgers & Sons, blades,
dozen penknives, Rodgers Il Sons, blades,
ldozcu ivory handle wafer seals. per dozen
IL do lns, IA quarts, black, Maynard 4 Noyes,
l dozen carrnine ink, per dozen
3p9und waters, red, per pound
500 waters, for United States SEAL extra thick, per
5000 waters for department seal, extra thick, per
100 pounds sealing wax. best extra superGne scar
-, let, Dovell and Easy, per pound.
10 10 90 90 t rsins gill net, per pound
DOZEN DO S asDs sosFss for pound
dozen paper shears. Rodgers & Sons Ga inch
blade, per dozen
dozen SCISSORS, per dOz5n
Each proposal must be signed by the inGvi !ual
FIRM maxim; 1t, and must specify price-and BHf one
price-inr ach and every article CONTAINED m The
schedule. and those for paper must be sccompaniad
10y sufficient samples of each article to ens le the
department = judge and make selection. Should
to be furnished at the lowest arket prices accord
inE 10 anaity. Blank forms for proposals. will be
them; and as without uniformity therein, the lie
partment would find il difficult to make decision,
none VIII be taken into consideration unless sub
stantlaily agreeing herewith.
The proposals to be addressed to ''the Department
q State, and ndOrsed Proposals for Stationery"
contract is awarded, who will be required, within
hive day thereafter to give bond with two sufficient
suretles, fnf Its performance.
The head Of the department Is 10 all cases to de-
eide whether tho terms OF the contract have been
complied with, and to reject any articles which
aHnn the coptracs upon .sv 70 soSpy With
the terms within a reasonable time. ma 8-fawiw
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
BY STEAM TO PHILADELPHikl YII CANAL.

1hT0Kgh an 6 h0HTS, dfrett.
The hne steamer JAMES JEROME will make
egalar weekly trips between PhIla- zNs~n
Leaves Phiadeiphia every satur -s.azss.ras
day at u O'Clock IN.
Leaves Georgetown every Tuesday at 70 O'Clock
M
line,
The Jerome'' is guaranteed to insure at the
lowest rates.
For freight apply TO HYDE & DAVIDSON,
Water street, Georgetown, ID. e,
Agent IN hlladelphis-FHOS. WEBSTER, Jr.,
No. II North WhaTves. ina II ar
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THOs. a. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.


NOTICE To PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
To any of the lands within the Townships and pa
OF townships above enumerated Is required To- es-
tabish the same to the sat stacon of the reg ster
and receiver of the proper land Office and MAKE nav
Dtnt therefor as soon praetic0b!e after SeriHs
Hoftce, and before the day appointed for the com
menc1ment of the public sale of the lands embracing
the tract claimed: otherwise such claim will he for
1eited. THOS. \. HENDRICKS,
~ Commissioners of the General Land Office
NoTE.-bEd er the regulations of the department
as heretofore and now ext sting, payment can be
male ioT advertising procamations except To such
publishers as are SpscinLy authorized Ia publish by
the commissioner of tho General Land Once.
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L. THIS DAY OPENING
y RENCH ACE, ChsntIly and heavy Silk Nantes,
MohaIr aud Cloth Raglans aud Dastsrs; splendid
Brrages, OIgqndies, and French laws IN double
skirts and hounces French EmbroileTins. Rack
SILK rlItts w hlte Goods great variety PaIasOls
aud sun lmbrelias; witha .arge stock 81 goods
for Travelling Dresses.
TAYLOR q HUTCHINSON.
New Goods arriving every few days thrGug bout
the season MA l2-lm
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+ UBIN's EXTRACTS, al edous, at GIBBS
ree1a. under Wtllasts' beta. ks1Sa
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TERMS.

Children and Servants half the above rates
To families or parties engaging Board for several
persons, reasonable deduction will be made.
management and control, aided by competent male
assistants IN every pa rtnent.
FRANCIS 6. Fox will be superintendent.
ma -Sr1
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ICE PITCHERS ICE PITCHERSm-Justre
j. ceivej, fne and large assortment ofVSO
Plain, Chased, and Engine turned &c EAk/
PI rCHERS. Being plated on the fnestGH
quality Of white metal. we can warrant them
to give entire satisfaction.
VI. SENKEN.
MAJ $40 Pa. av.. bet 9th aud 10th sts.
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uEDI0IEEs.

Suchns
X HE AND NEURALGIA,
LNFLAMEu THhOAT AND LIMOS,
ERISLPELAS AND ,sCRoFgLA,
EEVERS, lyOUND and SPINAL A PFECTT0N,
DISEASES PECULIAR To FEMALES,
Aud other
INFLAMMATION
DISEASE.
Have you tried this hedleines
Have you tried this Medicine
Have you tried this Medicine!
Do not delay
Do not delay
DO not delay
Have you road the Circular
Have you read the Circular!
Have you read the Circular,
Read the CIrcu,ar,
Rssd the Circulsr.
Read the Circula-!
Sold by all Drugs lists IN Washington.
sold by all Druggists IN Washington.
Sold by al Drugs lists IN Georgetown.
Sold ~ all DRUGGISTS IA Georgstowu.
sold by al DRUGGISTS Every where
Sold by all Druggists Every where.
Depot In WASHINGTON,
Depot IN Washington,
Depot IN Washington,
J. u. MII.BURN, d CO., WIllards' Hotel.
}.P. MiLkBBbRNS CO. Co. % vi HSs si.
Prics 81.
Price 81.
Chronic Package s250.
Chrome Package S2S,.
Chronic Package $3.50.
TTTyyiiss:
Try 70.
TRY THE NEW MEDICAL SALT!
.. ID. e.. TAYLOR n Co, General Agents.
ma 2i-u 2O2 Dock street. Pnlladsphia-
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| AMBROTYPES.-SnA PRoyrrs AND QUICK

N Atl - nv u la
"A RETURNS.
Portraits from
25 cents. Any size
Portrait warranted
la best Cases or
Frames at ~. York
prices. Come all,
and take a sitting
for one of those
beautiful Pictures.
and obtain the cOu
lar proofs, ST Il. C..
w y % ID l. r. " 4
Gallery, Pennsyl-
vaala avenue, bet.
18th and lith strosts
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled To the right of pre- emntinn
to any Of the lands within the township s above es
merated Is required to establ sh the same to the
satisfaction of the and receiver of the prom
or land office, and make payment therefor as soon rs
practicable after seeing this notice. aud before the
day appointed for the commencement of the public
sale ufthe lands embracing the tract claimed: 9th
erwlse such claim viii bs forfeited.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
"a Commissioners Of the General Land Office.
NoTE.-Under the regulations Of the dspar tment
made for advertising proclanations except 10 such
publishers as specially aEth0riz I'd to publish by
'n sn Com m, OF the General Land Office.
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS


CATS CITY STEAM FIRE WOODM MILL
o., IL takes 10 feet of split wood To make a cord
OuI wagons are made especially fer hauling this
kiLh OF EOoS, carrying cords ard half cords. The
WOOD sawed but not split is ne assured before helm
saved. tuel delivered to any part of WashIngto6
S seorgetoyn. Omces ". w. cor 18th and c. No
as loot OF Nth ct. below War Depart't AZ iS-tf
I M.sINGER 4 co.'s IMPP OWED SEWING
MACHINES.
WILMINGTON OHrr-NO. 3>s PsHHSylr1aia Ar>au>
80 CEiSr ths National HS.>l
FOR families, taIOrs. ard all narufacturinv mr.
poses they Sre uBequailed more durshle: capstr OF
ooiEs greater variety of work, and Of Gaming
mare money than any other machine i'm the market
IBs new Family Machines at SJi and ,s75 ar. Ct
Lhciing unusual attention.
we invite Al! % cal! Al oar new WASHINGTON OF-
I,Nn. bs- Penn. avenue, under the N.fIoUsl
hrtei-and examine them ana their work pie
oteSIhoit IN using such = machine will at once
heGome apparent Explanations sivon Ia ali O.
lllustfabns al II SInger's Sewing Machines
VIII specimens OF their work, furnished In ali ar
sent To any address. W 0ii' vi
"A good assortment Of Thread, Needles. Tu1s,
AND other machIre findings kept on hand and SID
NJ New York prices. '' anu Soiu
WIN. II GLOVER, Agent. " ma m NJ Ss,iv
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WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WARREN County. VIRGINIA.

This PLEASANT MOUNTAIN RETREAT
will be open on the 49, h of May, 1859. SaA
The Conductors will possess eminent SEIAv
advantages for obtaining the hest prOvis- lt.HE
ions and dehcacies Of the season from the NASH
lngton and Alexandria markets, such as Crabs,
Turtles, Fish. &c. besides supplies Of Mutton,
Wild Honey, &C., from the markets of the Valley
and Nominating adjacent to the Springs.
Passengers from Baltimore. Washington, Rich
mond, and the lower country, will leave Alexandra
in the morning, and reach Buckton Station by the
Manas as Gap Railroad at u O'Clock the same day.
Comfortable Coaches will be in readiness to con
vey vititOrs TO the Springs from 5ucktOn. distance
one mile. From stanton and WInchs-ter q daily
line of Coaches connects with the Manassas Gap
Railroad.
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IA Its
VI KiNDI.iNC AND STOVE WOOD,
WHITE AND RED ASH coat,
BALTIMORE COMPANIES :.
full assortmeat of al kinds always on hand
Full WEIGHT AND MEASURE GIVEN:
FAIR PRICES EAPENTEUt
We wish IL understood that we dcsign doing a
cash business. Persons sending US their orders wi n
please send the money or have At ready when the
fuel is delivered, thereby saving tho trouble Of
sending fortit.
We would say to thase few persons having &C
counts, we consider them due al any TINS we pre-
sent them; consequently We ex psct the money " men
presented. T. T. A w NJ GAIT
OlEcss-NW, Corner 18th and sts No SAL; aud
loot OF nth Ct, below War Depart't. ma 2-tf
CARRIAGES.
Il II Is subscriber having made additions To HE
factory, making u now one ofthe larg 4yTRR n
In the District, where his facilities forSrStE
notwithstanding CARRIAGE d. LIGHTS@|
WAGONS OF all kinds cannot be surpassed and
rom his long experience IN the business, he hopes
TO give general satisfaction.
All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons Kept on
AnREpAlR neatly done, and sl orders prompt
ly attended to. 1
second hand Carriages taken in exchange fornew
ones. ~ ANDREW J. JOYCE,
d l0-u oorDST az 18th and Y str.
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R9WLAND's MACAssAR OIL q GIBBS
- AAaf sesre, Pa sys DsAr lelA 81 Sa1-1I
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ADiES' SRAipS, PLATS, CURL.s, BALE
20. "a - .-ss-. " "eaI corner
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON DCpoS,mcs
MONEY TO LOAN " DSToSi Els
cHUBB BR0rHERS, BkNKERsEs
'sH ~ ftnb0aita H.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
BROOKL YN I7KNS

BEooKLrs Verso MEs's CHRIsrI,s AssOcIATios.
The uspal monthly Social and Musical Soiree
held last evening in the Of the Association, at
the Brooklyn Institue- II being Chris;msn-week the
Committee spared no pains to nske the affair ere iit
able End agreeable. The were beautifully and
emblemateally decorated with wreatns fsstcOns and
appropriate notoes and the assembsge Of ladies and
gentlemen "a recent feature with this Association, the
introduction Of ses into their social gatherings hav
ing succeeded admirably made the reunion the most
brilliant Of the season. The Rev. Messr Mlburn,
Ha1is ard others made able addresses refreshments
were served and the music was of superior quality.
Aessrs Coffin and Kimberly exceed upon their flutes
and tie quartets and duets by Mrs. Parsons, So
Przno assisted by Misc Middleton and Messrs Bassett
and Cotton charmed the audience. Mr. Swift en-
liyened the party with comic medley, and the duet
Silence" by Mrs. Psrons and Mr.. Bsssett, with
Mrs. Ps renceIing Of Hsnders Angels ever bright
and fair although all parties were volunteers and
smateurs were al that could lie desired Mr.. Phelps
presided at the piano.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

Lon, twenty steam yesseis have been added IN the
aNy-thireen by construction, and ,heafore-uaen
uoned seven by purchase The ocst of these tuyao,v
nao oeen less than i've millions of dollars The sus
pension o. improvements in the Navy Yards according
~ ee Poey OF the last Congress has saved three mil
lions Of dollars out Of the approprons for the NaXv
ana the same policy II pursued the current wear vii
save million or million and half more thus neeylv
inoennyn ing the Treasury for the cost of the tUan,
vessels The Secreaythinks therefore that the country
can afford, as It needs, further additions TO ia Navy
Inc marine and medical corps, he also thnks should
oe increased. The Naval Academy is reported as in
state OF increasing efficiency. The Department on
the LIST of May last, made contract with the Chnqu
Improvement Company and Ambrose w. Thompson
subject TO the approval of Congress- for the right Of
way through the province of Chrqui the use of har
bofs, grants Of land and cOal-Inines for which the
Inted States is to pay If Congress approves the sum
OF S5cOOOO The privileges the Secretary eseems of
great value The Nary Yards are all reported in good
condition The Superintendent Of the Naval Obssr va
tory asks for larger force and small augmentation
IS recommended for the Nautical Almanac The ap-
preparations and expenditures for three years aEe thus
reported
For the support of the navy and marine corps, and
ali other objects under the control of the Navy Depart
ment for the ftea year ending june 30 1855 the est
mates were $l3H3,2l2 IL; appropriation Sl4 24O-
24l ~ expenditures, 81. ,6Sl 76
For the fiscal year ending June 80 1859, the esti-
mates were Sl4,66 208 %; appropriation, sl4 5O8,-
3ol %; expenditure, sli, ,6J9, ,261 &c.
For the fscal year ending June 30 1860, the esti-
mates were l3,JOO,80 80; appropriation, go 1884,
769 SIS.
The estimates for the fiscal year ending June 30
1861 are $ll 21f i5 3-that is to say, for the Navy
proper, $9S77, lis 5S; for the marine corps, $69-
1866, and for all other objects, 1867 ,99i.
The Report is chiefly taken up with an account of
how different squadrons and ships have been employed
during the past year
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
DIED.

BgIIou the evening Of Tuesday Dee. a. Mrs Msrgare,
Ths relative. and friend. invited 70 attend the tner rom
the residence Of her on, VIM. Bell No S7S Grand street
at n ocok to-day ThGrsdsyl Hes Temsns viii be taken to
Greenwood for intermen,.
CLIYToH-on Tue.dsy Dec a. Of consumption, a. No 80
rARoEE-In hi, city Wednesday, Dee ., Ars Hannah
rh and snd. Of the family s respectfully invited to
t.snd he fansra from the residence o; her sonns- Edwin
Corey No Il Rut-e street. this Thursday afternoon
o'clock without further notice.
Providence, Fsl River, and Lynn papers please copy
CRADLE this city, Monday, Des 20 of esn.aupIoE.
Maria Grade only daughter Of the late Charles Grade ssed Il
GiLRoY-At YOnkers, on Nord.y Dee; l., 1889 W. r. NJ
Gircy younses, of the late George olToy
rflGysBOTTOM-On Tuesday, Dee d, az o'eloek , m,
Dsp L. eIdest son B. and Maria L. hisenbctom,
s.ed yssr,, months and "a days
srtis and Washington BroeAIyn w o. Thar
dsy the fsb celoek p The hieEds viii ssieHa with
out fs.ther Invitation
HlycocK-rn thi, city, On Tuesday mernias Dse. G,
csiisrns A., daughter of The late Wm g. Hsyeoes-
JEwELLD this city On Tuesday Dec a. OF dFoP'y rre-es
B. Jewell, aged se yesrs and nentns 80
IoSFsI, b,, ei,y on TUESDAY, Dec. a. aer huzsTHg IL
ness yohn Z. Jones in the I'D year 81 his age
kIMBALL-lS ,h k y .. IN a'9aSy Sr Dee ~ LH''' ''''
,n.. s.ris. iorn:iy Ja,tss Of supreme cOur, Of
Notice OF the iursral in to-nenoT' 8 paper
PRCK-A, Fusins L. L. Tussasy evening Dee a. Agnes
w. vile s..,i.,s :. .ns ss u- Especially invited s:,.nd
Smersi a s. Gesrsss Church Flushing Fnd.y neI she
Tsi,on Marie, zip lIs seOet and rss-ruins cars
leave 81 o'elock y n
PARDCE- Port Chester On Tuesday HoFnnz Des' - 'e
Thorns. Psfjse aged e
he NJ T. Church, ThUrsdsy afternoon At o'elo;1-
p9pxNRy-Iu Richmond Asht,bula Cc Ohio, on Monday.
Dec ~ sse Elizabeth <, vie Of e. '" fsinney foraaery
y Of sT,s 's M is n Church some four y..r
81. lived ana died devoted Chrsiisa aud e@ye. sss
s,rily sni arrc circle ends Who deeply mourn her s
Msius papers plssss copy
PURsER-In Brooklyn, Msnasy Dee n Nj John Ed~srd
Prner ale Of the City Of Dublin, sled "a ye.rs-
sxfTH-Ip r.nse Va en- Friday Dee is Cssrles Sumner
x..r. moths and ~ days Monday, Dec - Theron
80 ,~H month and 20 days only Of rhsodoe
~ ISee.,s Saith. Both eied Of putd sose throsi and
.-fe buried IN the sane sfsse-
sfIN NEsTER-ln this city. honaay, Dee % Freiasnfs
Yiixshesh Sylvester sged q yea,a and mont. ,,,
TtRELL-Ou Tuesday Dec q, Louis ~ Tdrs, vile o. W.
liam Tureh -, = r,..--s.-.. n
i.-l Vsr f~aAs and ihose Of the f.nuy invited 70
sttSud vihoss further invitation - . -
VAN H0RS-on Tuesday, Dec ~ f1eoe Jane 's1 n''7'
Ard - yesrs- -. .s.r a.
.j al .ftspl hsf funsrHl Thursdsy, st oeoek
tsss bsr l,,e pssiarpee, Ne. 81 Chss,sa street
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
MARRIR ID.

BENJAMIN-sECOR-In this city, on Monday Dec - In ne
Reformed Dutch Church, By the Rev MI
Van Nest assisted by the Rev Dr. Bethune, nj oaofei l.
BENJAMIN 10 Miss Josephine Secor a.,
Dec a. by the Rev joseph Thompson Mr David Bennett os
NewtowD Conn, 10 Miss Fanny A horehoase o Daf'en'
oo
M John Mayer ths city Miss Mary L. fled, ds"sh
Ter Of William Field ESQ Of the farmsr Place .
RENNIE-FANHING-In Broskyn, on Weanesday pes 81
at the Churth the Holy Trinity By the Rev Dr. m n
Lewis John j. Renne Of NewYork 70 Miss Fannie Ida only
daughter OF the late Dr. ID. o. Fsnnins OF this city
sMTfi-TTCKER- In this city Monday Dec 20 ny the
Rev edmond =. HATFIELD, DID, Wm. w, smith esd, 81
Stamford Conn Miss Sarah b. Tucker Of soa'h N'f"a