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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

A DEAD CHILD FoUsD.-While some children
playing Wednesday evening In toe re Of s11ae aol.s
hsodouss street bsecGer taey found the deat oo
Il infant apparently SIX weeks old IL vas tskc2 TO the
FikeeDsh Ward Police Station
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BARNEs 1a.s,,z
- CULLUBl's SPRINGS, CHocTAw COUNTY.
Ala, eighty SIX niles above Mobile, twenty I've nilsi
east IT Neville and Ohis karssA, md Ave miles west


ne .kss pleasure Announcing s his friend,
ceptos visitors. During III winter
and additions have bssn made with Wow 70 increased con-
only the invalid bat sthsss seek
ing recreation AID pleasure The consast Of the
erection Of several cottages the discovery I've nsv
noulced by chemists be Of the strongest chaactsr con
aodisus hsrdroom and the whole estAklshmenS has
been reprinted The ladies' and
the circular spring house. fitted expressly for their soes
nodstion, have been particularly attended 70.
An experience in the Of public hsuse Of more
than twenty 10 keep his on me
list Of Hrscsss hotels" WILL he trusts continue Y secure Y
him liberal share Of patronage. splendid band o. musis
has been engaged for the season alleys arc
tsges all separate and are neat clean and airy
Commcdios light drAueht boats will ply regularly tw1ee
week the landing the Tonbgbee river, from Mobile
virtues Of the waters, they have not en1
be believes say With perfect prepey that there
Springs in the United ae tho short time they have bes.
the public that have effected 30 many Of
obstinate chronic diseases certainly present 70 great
variety Of and valuable chemical OF medicinal combine
TIE Springs the valuable kinds Of water found
country The celebrated Vchy the Chaybeae the
and the sulphur Such these
Afford to bs onnd single place Ia the whole
Souh-a fact witch invsltds cannot too well note.
New Orleans Mobile these Springs 10 order 70 prevent
usual delay Of letters and caused by the mails
however, under contract be carried regularly three
week.
Carriages In waiting Mt the landing the arrival tha
boats convey passengers Immediately the Springs.
analysis Of be had by Supplying to j. VIA
TERMAN BRO, OF Magazine and Common Btrees
"A0 -" Ns '"NNN " CHARLES CULLUM,
mye DAW3m Proprietor.
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sTRlBLING SPRINGS,
AUGUSTA CO., VA. k9s::dd

This fountain retreat which resorted to by nva-
lids last half century having undergone thorough
repair since last season. will after the 10th day Of June be
open for the reception OF visitors.
The Of this place alum, sulphur chalybeae and
freesIone all hand For analysis of these waters made
this year by the Professor Of Chemistry at the University Of
Virginia. apply the proprietor letter. refer Dr. Moor
mans book the Virginia Springs Of 1882
Visitors this rnce leave Baltimore Washington and Rich
mond IN morning trains Stauncn ~ O'Clock
p NJ leave saunon Immediately after the arrival OF the
daily coaches rive these Springs BY
O'Clock evening-l3 miles.
physician resides this place. Board per day. 81 per
week, SO; $50 per month by the season.
proprietor and manager respectfully to thsi,
public generally that pains trouble shall
be spared stay comfortable agreeable
a-Amusements-- good music billiards, ten Pins, etc.
CHESLEy KINNEY, Proprietor.
PETER H. WOODWARD, Manager. je2l 6w
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Children hres years old under those three
snd up twelve years old half all over twelve Old
fa1lfArs, . :.
see Of the Master Of Transportation Camp street. opposite
or the line Of the road
tickets packages for their personal ct
duced rate.
Tie Company prepared to forward Goods and Pack
Ags s Kinds place with which they have connec
2op receiving delivering any Of the city
I. s. WILLIAMS,
Axstsr OF TRANSPORTATION.
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ORLEANS, JACK.
}sON AND GREAT NORTHERN
~ IIR6Ln
f3QE

During the continuance of the Bonnet Creyase passen
will be transported between New Orleans aud Pass Man
cbac Bridge thry.seven miles from New Oreans) by the
trains Of the Caroton Railroad the Lake. thence by safe
and commodous steamboats, Manchsc Bridge beyond which
there IL no interruption
PsSsengers viii leave New Orleans from the Carroon Rail
twenty minutes the afternoon and returning to New
Oreas will arrive at tho Depot Tys Circle eight O'Clock
In the morning, and the same hour IN the evening.
The trains for Kenuer will leave the depot foot Of CAL
4.ope ut A. NJ and r. ~ Returning will leave Ken.
At A. NJ and p. NJ. Freight this station will
received at the passenger depot from r. NJ until r. H.
Fare, 40 cents zach way.
Freight for Mancbso and stations above will be ds
M the cid warehouse the south bank Of the New Canal tt
tween Liberty and Howard Streets until 5P. N. .
No freight will be received unless consigned parties ress
ing at the established stations the line Of road It's
oocons.
Il will DO by the foregoing that passengers aud fresk
will be transported without interruption and that coppectio
with other roads will be made regularly hersofore.
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- COYRER'S WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR -
1T and CEALYBKATE SPRINGS. -

This watering place will be open for the reception Of vsitcr
the line and 10 full view Of
the yirgnia and Tennessee RArosd about half mile from
Bonsack Depot Roanoke Va which said Depot an omni
will aays found waiting the arrival Of the to
visitors tc the Springs
These Black Sulphur Waters have effected
cureshe White Sulphur aggravated Of dyspepsia
serious Of the liver k.neys AID bladder De
billy especially diseases Of the SYSTEM and those
peculiar femae-he Black Sulphur all kinds OF
diseases the skim aggravated Of letter. and other
tons Of the skin. .
The are equal to to be found IN the
Virginia. and the table and attendance of the most
satisfactory character together with fine band Of musc aud
OF which beg refer large number
Of persons who have heretofore visited the plaza.
jeS I'm ]. A. HEFELFINGER, Proprietor.
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- BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES North s.s.s
MI Of Florence Lsuderdsle county, Alabama. ~
81 enown reussout Tennessep nSaa Mississippi .na
Arkansas for the medicinal properties and curative qualities
sages Of veneesl and cuaneous Diseases is now and at al
Of the year. for the reception Of visitors
since that lime the propretors have bees diligently engaged
building and comfortable quarters for the
of their guests They have completed large, Hotel
The location Being the hills of the Tennessee river
sao" the air pure A'A'''
THE TABLE
VIII be supplied with the wholesome food that
the markets Afford with petite and attentive steward and
servants to attend 1t.
The Bar and Confectionery, Bowling and Billiard Saloon
will be well and abundsrty supplied.
Those visit such places for pleasure will nnd
abundant hed for amusement at Bailey Springs good
Bard Music will be in attendance enliven and make time
the abound with FISH, and fine for rowing
the Muscle Shoals the Tennessee river within four me
Of the Springs With good road to make pleasant morning
evening drive to view the fine, romantic scenery.
Que of the best phscians that the South Affords who
had successful practice in connection with the
water will reside at the Springs.
The premises formerly occupied by visitors have bean
verified into HOSPITAL for invalid and under
charge experienced that all servants sent for thu
benefit the waters will have comfortable quarters receive
prompt and proper attention.
These Springs accessible from the South West by the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, from Memphis Tenn, Il
orence Aa in ten hours thence by fourhorse coaches &c
the springs In two hours.
fast a. the Springs next morning. and those leaving on nh
morning train will take at the Springs same evening
Refer ts-Messrs seruggs Donegan Co., New Orleans.
B. NJ Lowe Co.,
Bradley, Wilson Co.,
:: Phi'iips Nixon Co.. ::
mil 4rn Samuel Bell ESQ, :.
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FOUNDRY AND mACnIsE-saop.
p GEORGE PATTERSON,

n q n
W. fSuccessor to McCau PHttersonO Of Delord
and New Levee streets.
The undersigned Is now prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES BOILERS and MACHINERY Of all kinda 70,
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations Saw Milln Cotton Pressss
Draining Machines Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power
Fire Fronts. Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars:
stesul Cylinders Gun Metal Rings, etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions having stean
BANNER for the purpose OF doing heavy work.
He will keep on hand at all times Crate Bars Wheel Str
rups Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves Of s sizes used
by steamboats,.
Agent for the sale of osborn's Patent Fae e.,
Once others that them in set of these BAR
be boiler stely up In this esseb
lishment.
has also made arrangements for the sale o.
Boilers Machinery will establish Depot convenient
the where large quantity of Boil
and Msehinery may be found at al tines t6I SALE
Nav7 nr,aan. lima 1893 jel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-25
ART 49, The pames respective interests of the parties
th;s va declared ia he as follows

And others, amounting 5000 shares, $500 600
Thus done passed Office the city of New Orleans
aforesaid the and Frs afoe written in
of Antoine onand Marcel Ducros witnesses of lawful
age domeaed in this city, and expressly required to BE-
present who sgred their together with
the above mentioned parties, and me, notary.
Originally signed:l
j. N. Robert Theo. Frois.
f. Ganucheau, M T. Ducros,
A. Conand, and others -,
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
certify the foregoing to be OF the original act
In faith whereof grant presents under signature
and the impress seal Office at the city of ILL., 81 New
Orleans his eighth day OF JAY one thousand eight
hundred and fifty .nine.
The undersigned Recorder Mortgages in and for the
parish and city New Orleans ceri6es the foregoing H. 81
charter rded this sy in his Office In book society
No. l. folios 29S to 800.
New Orleans, 2Sth July 1859. ,,r,, =,
(SgnedJ JOHN HOLMES, Recorder
sul ltaw5W
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tSNGIJsU CAMEL COAL-WE ARE PRE-:
Il pared to ali orders delivery here u the fa
ud iea5 'A'' S. JONES 4 CO., 81 arayier street.
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- BURNETT HOUSE-CINCINNAT1, oHIo.-
S:H JOHNSON, SAUNDERS L co., Proprietors.

EaVing leased the premises for series of yeas desire
call attention Of travellers the made since
possession
department is rrder the personal supervision of the
propreors The building has been thoroughly clean,
ul and attentive employed In Departments the
honse; the BAR stocked with choice Liquors and Cigars
Table wi supplied with all the decacas the season. and
every couysnece arranged with view to the comfort
! ;sis'Sm :, US. 4 co.
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e. H1Hl s.......................'..1ss9
4S NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD
Express,
(Oce In tho Railroad Building. Camp street. opposite La
fAJette sqnare will deliver Of the city such Bag
Ike Railroad Or Otherwise as may be entrusted to their
charges forward the with care and Dispatch any
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for thai
either the Express Office at the residences oceA 81
individuals
On approaching New orleans the baggage Master will 60
wishing their Baggage sent their hotel
The Company will be responsible for oil articles placed
In Charge Of the Baggage Master.
sxPREss CHARGES. IN ADD1rIoN TO RR. FREIGHT:
Rat,r tha land
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a nALLEK & BROTHER, MAMyEAc;

HALLEK & BROTHER, MANUFAC-
- TURERS OF COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
~ AWORK in all its vsrities. Has also hand large
10Y assortment Of Cooking, Paror and Barroom Stoves
and prepared to fill all orders in the above line in
ocular attention paid all descriptions of building work
viz Copper Galvanized Iror Tin and Zinc Valley Cutters and
Roofing, Down Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads. etc.
Have exclusive right for the State Of Louisiana make
and yepd he recently patented invention of Jabes Lewis from
oftwhich the roof of buildings is washed from all hh
acting in itself the necessity hand lsbor In Its
action; a feature produced here before. dl4 1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-25
LAKE SHORE HOgEL.
NANDKyILLE. LA.
THE SPRING FRESHETS AND THEIR CON
sEQUENCEs-FoREwARNED FORRARMKD.

The rivers Of the South aad Souh have been sasrousy
turbulent during the spring. The tide Of the Father Of Wsters
immensely swollen that the have broken
dew3 and the country either side muck By the In
vsdng nsod Even whore the wealthy planters had erected
smbaaknsnt to protect hsr lssds The accuMuass
Il the h bsrns these apparsnty inpfsg
nabs wallis and swept hs ssunry far and WIDE Along nest
q the tributary streams and principal rivers pursuing ether
- the Calf Of Msxieo the destruction has -
cured ard ns1s Of dslars wsth 4 property has besA
swallowed in the rsnsrse waters Bat the Immediate
less stbsssssat these mighty eehs sinks late iahgs.
whoa esnIssed with the rs.sts bat certain dss
property oDsulisA nay II least partially rssAHsA but the
waters wAsh the lswasAs Ia nazshss
pses become agaan and give fsa nasnate va1ors
beneath tho Thea the startling peril
The peseEce threatens the lives Of all whs reside In the VI
caity Of these streams Fsvers s the most vrulsns d.
seripsn will be prevalent and that Scsage u the souh
Yellow Fever, viii scatter death in many henes now
cheerful and happy The grim spectsr will daksa many
deer, and turn festiv:y int mourning Families viii
broken and 6resde rendered desoas 1hs mother Will
weep for her little and refuse be oonfersd
they not" The husband and father will b struck down
| even in the sunny hour Of prosperity.
These the sad that 10 follow sssson o.
foods ssch have characterized tho spring Of the present
have gloomy experience to bear witness that we
do not exagses the danger that hangs thousands Of
people in the States Fortunately while We
know the peril hs come compelled TO fold
and resign ourselves the worst evils that may enfue
There both preventive and remedy for every form Of thu
destructive pesence. Every who values his own exist
head Of family who cheshes those who look
him. her. for protection soemnJ bound to prepare fo
dread invader And this may do by simply securing
supply Of a5..
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REDDlNG 4 CO.'S
- I'M II ~ 3}so6THERh EXPRESS.

1FFICE-UNDER ST. CHARLES H0TKI., N. ORLEANS,
For Reception and Delivery Of Goods for sl Points
On the Opeonsas Railroad.
This Company Is organized for the Of doing GEN
ERAL kxfRE ss AND FORWARDING BUSINESS. such
forwarding pece Bank Notes Jewery Merchandise Bag
rage Packages all the United States and
We also do General City Express and Bag
gage Business connection With the New Orleans Opeousas
and Great Western Railread. .
viii call for and deliver with dispatch and reasonable
Baggage Freight Packages and from all parts OF the
sity OF New Orleans.
Merchants planters and citizens rely upon this Company
forward the minute article to any destinations and
W. z. REDnING,
TIL. THAYER,
Proprjetors.
a9Authorised Agents OF Bombser Co.'s Island Of Cubs
9xpfess. d!
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POINT CLEAR HorEL-rHE PRoPRIl

- POINT CLEAR HOTEIrTHF PRoPRIK-
H of the Battle House. Mobile respectfully inform ther
N friends and the public that they will opsn the Point Clear
Hotel early in June.
The budngs being put in thorough repair the wharve
rebuilt and the have been greatly improved the past
winter building erected last finished and fur
nsed in thorouh manner and situated on line next te ht
feet lengh upon sories Altogether the buildings will
accommodate comfortably abont 400 persons.
Point Clear delightfully."- situated, being open to the Gull
breeze and in the high grounds with pleasant drives
Of view fairly tested last Not single o!
yellow fever originated there has We find theirs the
hnest bathing upon the whole coast and within
hundred from the Hotel Fish and nhau
eSery variety Of amnsemens viii be fnrDishad
The steamer Crescent will leave Mobile every evening TO-
days will make midday trips to accommodate those VINO
rive by the boats.
Rooms may be secured by addressing
F. II. CHAMBERLAIN 4 CO.,
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-rxxxsx,N EW RAAIIILROAD .sxNsa
VEE304 TO TEXAS, sxs4ssaG&h
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
twenty four hours time saved and the risks And dsconfor
of aseavoyage greatly diminished, by the
aewOrleans, Opelousas and q. w. Railroad,
TO BERWICKS BAY,
By the and splendid line of STEAMSHIPS all built ex
pressly for this trade with superior staeroom accommodations
LEAVING THREE TIMES WEEK.
.GEN. RUSK.
Te Sabine Pass and Galveston.
WEDNESDAY. .oRIzABA
To Galveston and Indianoa.
ArURpAY. MAGNOLIA.
To Galveston and Indisuola
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
Tho ferry running to the Railroad leaves the landing foo.
Of Toulouse street. nearly opposite jackson Square, OF TX
O'Clock in the morning. Tickets may be obtained and state
secured the Railroad Office, of ST. Potter and e
wee streets opposite jackson Square daily and =" the Depot
Freights for Texas by this Line received every day
Sundays excepted at the above landing Insurance by this
Line n less than by the River Line.
o8H BENZ. r. FLANDERS. secy.
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hAts
PONTCHARTHAIN RAIL
ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
y Commencing Sunday, Nay l, 1859:


On Sundays the train will make the o'clock morning
trip and leave city every hour after II o'clock until
O'Clock at night.
On and after Sunday 18th inst there will be hafhour trip
every Sunday from O'Clock until g.
special trips from Lake at night By the Horse Gar
when required, by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will at Qenly Station, when notified
except Oh mail trips after O'Clock p NJ Sundays Fare
". n -' sSl II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-25

&MAL ROUTE.
423s3-E Through to New York In Four Days
Nineteen HoursAvoidng all the Dangers Of the River
And Lakes.
Quickest Rente TO Memphis e. Louis Chicago Cnenns"
two Days Time Saved -ony Seventy Miles sAging-vis
Jew Orleans. Jack SON and Great Northtri
RAILR DAD
10 Canton Miss; thence by Mississippi Central Railroad
Gins Sutton Dudeys treble daily line Of FourHorse Felt
Coaches to Grand junction. Tenn.
Through tickets Memphis and New York can be had atth
ticket Office Of the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company
The roads the Gap the Mississippi Central Railroad have
good aud close connections made throughout
the whole ronte
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad is
crossing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly
H1rsixiy pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger
AT Pm SINS, SUTTON DUDLEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07
plKN.

ARNEs-ip Deerheld Msss Monday, Jan. ;, Mrs Avce
Aues Of the late Christopher T. ArIss ssd IS year.
BxsRIEN-op Thursday afternoon, Jan. & hn Charlotte
win be given In the Of Saturday
ROYLE-At No Is Monroe street on "Wednesday morning
jan M Cs.hane Boyle, In the soiA year OF aef age
pUNN-ln Broollyn, on "Wednesday Jan. kste Winters,
daughter john T. and Ann Melissa Dunn aged years and
81 months.
EyERs-In this city on Wednesday morning Jan sfsr
lnsss Ms Susan Eyers esash;ez Of the late
John Eveu.
GRIM-In this city, on "Wednesday morning Jan. Mn.
EIase,h Grim rcct Of Philip Grin In the 'th year of her
HIGGlNs-Iu this city, on Wednesday, Jan. Jane 3:
Hssip. wife OF Walter Histns. aged years months and
"a eAys
KIssAA-op Thursday. jan Ellen Elizabeth wife Of Ed
ward Ks<sm.
ne relative es ana ierds The family respectfully invited
xsnd funeral M the resd nee OF Der saeE Nicnolas
Van 5runt No le2 Fulton avenue, brooASn on sunday
the sth trs'. at O'Clock
EuSsoN-ob Thrsesy Jan Grace eldest dsrsatsr Of Ste
ph-D and Lsyna Aunson, ssed II years monhs and
n. Iehves ard ierss Of The family respecfy invi..d
10 ssend the furers TIE rssderee Of her parents No
Liss Brosdwsv this tFdsy) afternoon oeioSs ~ifhou'
further invitation.
NIxON-A, No. l2s Muhsrry street, raessay, Jsn T.
Catherine Ni1op In the es,s year Of her age
CRMlSToN-l Maiden Msss John soype Ornson. printer,
late Of this city, slcest u Of 5eorse Ornistoc.
r1NCKNEY-Ou rhurydsy. Jan. g. csArss Browe., H.an.
Of henry A. ara S.rah Y. Pipckrey, A4ed Eos;as
The hiei 81 TIE family spstfoly requested TO ssad
THE fsrsl fon No no Wee ssyeS:eel sssi Saturday
siu esleeA -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-07

possryA, ero g. tso.sr. I.,snd 81 ceb. cs sant.y
~, R,,sn nssive Of Rsnesor, Cour;J o7retf Ireland
sawscT~Is s-oo.lyn, on Tues.y J.n- E,rson s0n Of
Gsor- n ara sc.sn ssmsos, AGED years sAe Gays
e,T E9 cSs o. and ssrsh sa~in, aged iyes
2 nsorfhs and day.
sHERRY--A, No aO7 Es,. fws1sa Ts.s. on nse,hs
So~rtx uer.sb Ireland, n the zs,h Of his age.
roeKgR--ou wednesday evening, Jan. S. Er,m. Loni'e
erly etid Of VIM Asn srd Sarah A. f'oksr ssd JesA
fb. trend. Of the invited to s..snd .hs e.srd on
Idd.y 18th at IL O'Clock from Nc 81 Ent l"eity
1rTHILI~At Hobossn, N. j.. on Tuesdsy Jan. Mn.
~, 1s.ts, sai ends sre invited 70 .eni her faneal
yridsy To in 10 o,elSet from .he residence OF
Hobotep Her remains will be taken 70 Jsmscs, Loas
Island, for interment-
wpMYss-suadenly on wedDesdsy Jan FIancs Coortney
wemyss late Secretary Of the American Dramatic md
Alocis,lor, il the SD year Of his age -. L..
friends friends Of the family and the the s;rca
general rs'RssfGy invited 70 attend b. f11s'. rom
Fridsy III. 7th inst, without further invitation.
Philadelp phs and English papers, please copJ.
inres. ssr.h H. dsusL,.r Of the late George White
The relative: and s1d Of tss he family ar. Sobs No
$50 Twentieth street. Saturday morning. the 9Th n't
n 10 O'clock.
wARRURToN-Ir this city "wednesday svenins, Jan.
Frances daughter Of A. md Frances WHburton sted
moth. and gsy nz,sa 10 ...ns N. funeral q,
o'elooi on Friday, Jan T. frcm Nc. "a Thrt street
wAKELHE-On tt fms5sy, Jan. 9, Stiles wsteee, formerly
Of Dsnbury Conn. aged 70 yssra -
His relatives ferds rvited TO attend his fluers from
the residence Of bis nephew the Rev WsleIey No p
roy. street Oh Saturday opins Jan a. 10 o'clrck His
rmsr, viii be taken by Hudson River Railroad 70 Yonk
srs for iDterment.
wILLETs-Ou weSpe.dsy, Jan. s. Caroline, wife Of Amos
Wet aged 4 years Of inflammation OF the 1ngs while Oh
avisit il phlad.lph
Their friend. are invited 10 attend per ner Heee,
Meeting House sev.nhdsy, the 9Th inst, q. IL O'Clock
without further invitation
WIIsOS-At Wet Kilinsy Conn. O. Sunday, Dec. 2s,
Nellie, daughter Of Seth A. and Ellen NJ Wilson, ss-d ID
months
NOLgE-In Hudson City, N J Tuesday iuaoInna, Jan
Conrad Wofe only son ~ Mrs c. Wofs sfec 10 years,
months and dsys. loss that never be replaced
wOODWARD-In this city OF Wednesday morning, Jan .,
Hrs Maria Woodv ard, IN the e7th ye.r Of her age.