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III The frst of the American Expeditions for
observing the solar eclipse Of July 18th, was TO
leave New York on Monday last, for Washington
Territory, the others will follow for Labrado and
the Hndson's Bay Territory at latter dates, the
proper stations 70. their observations being much
nearer than the oae on our West cesst -
ICr A man giving his name as John Harris,
"a person Of fBe appearance and pleasant ad-
dress has been arrested In Philadelphia for bor-
rowing webster's unabridged dictionaries from
the public schools and forgetting to return them.
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' ELIAS DAVIS, AdmnIstrator.
| WA ~ ~ a. GREEN Arct

Ey c: MCGUIRE r. CO.. Auotionears
TRUSIbE'S SALE OF SMsLi. HOUSE
- AND t0T.-On RIDAYAFTERNOONJ Jun =
Zu al ooos. on the premI ses. by vIrtus of deed
OF trust atsd October 10th, IS59 and duv recorded
In Lloer j. a; D, No 137 ct seq, ore of the land
Lot numbered one, in Redfsfn's subdivision OF
Squ,re nun be cd three hundred and thirty elg ht
Tenth street west, and running back 80 feet to An
a,le,. together with the improvements consisting
rooms. :
Terms: sI2S in cssh; the residue in monthly pa,-
trust on the premises.
b. w. REED, Trustee
maJ I'D J. G. MCGUIRE h Co Au~ts
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH,

NJ TEETH.
~. hQOMlS, M: D., the inventor and patentcs
OF the MlNERAL PLATE TEETH, at -
tends personally al MS ofhoe in this city A@4
MANY persons can wear these teeth who ~rxI1u
cannot wear others, and no person cen wear other,
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling Any once can be accommodated
Vim any style and Price Of Teeth they may desire
Dpt 10 those who are pertou and wish the purest
oeanest, strongest, and most perfect denture thai
art car produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this oity-No. 336 Pa avenue, between
phis. ~ ' - III I
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL,

II
~ PHILADELPHIA,
CORNER CHtsrNur AND NINTH Srs.
I'M, pened in FsbrHarv, 1860.
rms magn hcent establI shment now in success
iul operation. Is universally conceded TO a
be 3, ~ Igr,l Al ,,,es9ects THE MOST COM VER9
PEETE HOTEL IN THE WORLD EiM
and will be conducted upon a scale Of iibsrs1fv ~
al ltS departments which cannot fail to make II the
2oPaa. headgusrtsrs for pleasure tour Is from the
south ana West, during the early Summer and the
Autumn. Accommodations are offered for nearly
lWo guests, htted and iuru shed with eyery MADAM
Improvement which experience could sugcest fnr
comfort and convenience, while usrtieof pGiI,rav
ID 10 he Introduced to convey parties by steam in
conInodlous car 10 the upper floors, thus securing
the Purer air and quiet If the higher rooms ,uithou
heJdftgHe Of dsc pding stairs.
hnother novel Improvement has been efected nv
~hlch powerful fan wheel Ioperated by steaml
forces current of fresh Air thr. ugh the public
rooms and corridors, cooling and ventilatIng the
honse In superior manner. "
Inc interior arrangements and furnishing have
6%een % Completed under the personal supervision Of
Paran stevens the Lessee, under whose manage
menL the ell-knowD success of the Revere EtUuse
and fremont House in Boston, the Battle House
and Point Clear Hotel in Mobile A a. and the
Filth Avenue IN New York has been established
ana no efforts or expense will be spared to render
the Continental the most attractive Travellers,
Home In ths Union. j. f.. STEVENS & CO,
mt lo-<W PrOprletOrs.
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A MRS. WINSLOw,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
SO U 7 HING SYRUP.

Fer Children Teethins,
which grsaty facilitates the precs Of sshinF ~ ssss.
Ing the gums, reducing all nsammatsn-vil allay ALL
PAIN and sPasmedie sctien, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
Dspsna nPon IT, ncthsr,, will givs yssrssvss and
hELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have put and sold this article yssrs
Can st, coNtIDfNcr AND TRUTH ofit, what We have
usuetne-FkFkh MRS. HAS 1T FAIL ED, IN
FicT A cuRI, ,WINSLOw's when iiu,I, v,.s,
ato :, in1, nov SOOTHING an nstane. Of dis
the contrary, all arsl SYRUP. Idslipbt,d Win it,
OPERATIONS, and l,pssi in tsrn, af
highest communication Of its magical sfsets m.diea
virtues We spsak in his matter " WHAT WE DO KNOW
atsrtsn years. experience, AND PLEDsE RRPUrA-
rTor FOR THH FULFfLmKNT WHAT VIZ HrpR n n
Ing from pam and exhaustion, relief will be found in ffts
atssny minutes after the syrup is administered.
% Vaiuaos preparation the prescription Of Of TIT
most fxtfRIfrcED and sETLFUL NURSES in Nav Enr.
land and has been used with NEvrR-FAILIrG sUccHs In
THO USANDS OF CASES.
net sniy relieves the child from PAIN but
stomach and bowels, eorrsets aeIdy xvsI tons and
energy 10 the whole system. l. will almost instantly relieve
GRIPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND Collie,
and ov'reoms onvussns, which, II not speedily rsmsdisd
AND suRrsTsrm- FOR sn%'o n'vs u. me Sona5 Sls1
in all ca,.. Of Drs- CHILDREN Err.RY and DIAR
sri... rom m T., .,sins TEETHING DREs. .h.th.. il
esuss We would 10 every mother who a child ,uf
hIng from any OF III. foregoing complants-Do NOT LIT
YOUR fhfJUDiCES, NOR THE fREJUDICEs OTHERS,
susf-yss, AssoLUTELY sURE-to follow the OF th ]
nsdiens timely used Full directions for using will
ss9n 5oIls Non. g.nns un.s the sesimils
soId BY Drug gIss through the world.
Principal Once. No. Is Csdar Street, n. z.
rries only rs Csnts psr Bstns. se ll-dAvly
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AUCTION SALES.
BY BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Auctioneers,

ny nhhNARD BUCKLEY, Auctioneers,
Gtorgretea, ID. C..
NINE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
The HIGHIs OF GEORGETOWN Ar PreItc
GuvIioS;-On 1n. TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 5th
yune o'elook We will sell, in front of the prem
tses, mat beautiful and valuable property, owped
~, suS "a the present occupsncv of Col b. 3. Rob
eIS, erd pSSnndsd by Frederick, Eighth and High sts
1 Snlon has been subdi Vided into nine lots; tvo
W,s WH"ns on Eighth street. opposite the property Of
Mss; N, John Robinson, with frontage combined of
iSi ,o ana running back l5) feet and 249 feet on
s and q more or less The other seven lots front
Sha q feet each on high, and run through to
ti This sale will offer fine opportunity for profit
Hshts the most beautiful part for uTys,e ep sne
9enoes oil the city portion Of the District Of Coium
! A plat Of the subdivisions NAV be seen a. tho
oihes f the undersigned in Geofgetown. or at tie
agSsien rooms of Wall BaTnard in this oitS. '''e
:; Ierns very liberal one fourth cash; the ha aroe
IN T. aand years bearing interest and secured by
a ueedo1 trust on the premises. All conveyapcirg
al tine txp pense of the purchasers
ma lLdts BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Auots.
By A. GREEN, Auctionser.
SALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS,
a. SontI OF hoRsEs, CARTS, Harness, MI cH
BER; BULDlNG SAND, &c &c AT hUCT1,SNIn
MONDAY, t: e28th inst, shall sell, At 10 o'cIooR
NJ by trder of the Orphans Court of the HiStrIe:
Of Columbia, OF tho late residence of lanes a.
Davis neoessed, on NJ. betwee 4th and 5th streets
nnIta, NO COZ, all the personal Effects of de-
6rst-Tate Work Hor,es, 4 gorss Carts,
Large lot OF Harness, ] FINE Mich Cow,
Hogs lot q roult tiy and lot of Furniture,
Lot Of Bricks and Lumber
With many other articles which we deem unncces-
-sary to enumerate.
OH, and months, the purchaser to give notes
a. ssus'ae!osly endorsed bearing interest from the
n ELIAS DAVIS, Adminlstrator.
ma II " A GREEN rcg
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LOOK OUT FOR PAINT
No. 312 SEVENTH STREET
For Doors South Of Odd FsELors' Hail
II. w. HAMILTON has opened a PAINT
SHOP and PAINT STOR T. on the New York plan,
where can always be found PAINTS, Oils
GLASS, BRUSHES, &c, ac., at wholesale and
MIXED PAINTS FOR SALE.
~ AND BUCKETS WITH RRUsHEs TO LOAN!
N. B.-Partlcuar attention paid to House Sirn
Ornamental Painting ard Graining Stained AID
Enamelled Glass of all kinds ALWAYS on hand or
furnished at short notice. He warrants Satisfaction
N AL work entrusted to his care, and is confident
that he can do work as cheap, if not cheaper than
any other establishment in this city. Give him a
street.
ma loft PUTTY IS DOWN.
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE. co.'s
y coRPoRATED isSo.-JoHN l. DONALDSON, Pres
Nj rSIy rSS1UadER, @ SEQ Ssupps ,u
and GRANTS ANSGlfiEs, 20. % anu BUYS
Descriptive pamphlets may be obtained at the
Compan{s Agency for the District of COLUMBIA
ofcs ON @ Of Levi. Johnson CS, BanasIs, 10th street
D. 4. H.ssss. NJ. D. Med Ea'1. y Ai 4. Assns7 sns7
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES

IHNU -NND, DOUIO AND SHUES.
L HAVE JUST RECEIVED NEW SUP
y ply OF Gents fine French Calf Skin Dress>sSn
BOOTS and CATERS, Patent Leather and
Cloth 6alters. Calf Skin, Patent Leather,
ana Lasting shoes: Also, an extsnsiv@s ~,
sock oil Bo 8 and Childreu's .sdes' and Misses,
Bo1ts aud Shoes, all of which an selling AZ eI-
ceedlnsiy low prices. J. ROSENTHAL,
$40 Seventh street.
ms 10 go fOnTa knva ID
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nENTISTRN

IL DENTISTRY,
HH HILLS, after praotoal test of two yesrs,
tee.s that he can with confidence recon -
mend the Cheoplastic Process for inserting -
arthoial teeth: IL has the advantages OF f6x6
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapnees Fall
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partial in proportion.
Onace QUO fa avenue so7
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WASHINGTON
w tFIREl
INSURANCE
Avenue and Tenth Street.
- J. G. MCGUIRE, President.

pQhk ,OLp RYE WhIsKY,-Oa iand srvers
titled. made BY the most Ieliab disfiersin Penn-
s1,iyania. MsrJiand and Virginia, warranted pure.
= Co., Jules Robins, 30: Also. Peach sod Apps
Brandy pure Holland 6in,. old Jsmaica and 81
standard brands; A ehoics lot Of Cigars and To.
bacco. YOUNG & KEPHART, Aren't
spn-fy 2so Pa av-. betv. 9th and 10Th ats
HHEAP SILKS, CHEAP SILKS
" - FROM A UCTInN.
We have large assortment Of handsome Dress
Silks bought at the large auction sales this
q; greatly reduced prices, which wo have marked
,wn at very low Prices and shall commence to-day
ling of our entirs stock, Those ladies In want
J. w. CoLLEY Co,
ma INV S23 Seventh street, above Pa. av.
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MILITARY CLOTHS FOR SALE. ia So-6m
n FOR BALTIMORE.
HE STEAMER ST NICHOLAS, Captain
Guy, will, until further notice, leave r.
Riley's Wharf foot of Eleventh st ,EefEk
every SATURDAY MORNING at0EDrznaakkeA
O. aud Alexandria at o'clock. stopping at tho sew
eral landings on the Potomac, and at stones
Ford's. BrOOm's, and Goals wharfs also at Point
lookout. Returning will leave Baltimore every
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON at 6 O'Clock cali
Ing at all the above places For freight or passage
having excellent state-rnoms apply TO the Captain
on board, or to THOS. w. RILEY, Agent,
ma cow Rtlay's Wharf fnot of Eleventb -
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~ GAS FIX RES.

NJ GAS FIXTURES.
w Have in store, and are daily receiving "A S
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish, superior In style to anything heretofore
offered IN this market. We invite citizens general
ly 70 call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best
selected stock in WASHINGTON.
All Work in the above line Intrusted TO our care
will be promptly attended TO.
MYERS & McGHAN.
mar 5-tf N STRAIT
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A VERY NICE CHICKERING PIANO.
Store Of Una 1s) w. 6. METZEROTT.
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FOR SALE-Between7 and acres Of WOOD
l.AND-a beautiful building slte-on the Plank
Road, about miles north Of Washington. Ina uiro
at No. 3, Agency Block, corner of Seventh and r
sts. ma ~"
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E0R RENT-The three-story and Basement
y BRICK HOUSE at the corner Of 9Th and y
Tts. NTH Office R99ms on 9Th &. Apply % WM.
Stores west building, bet. 7th and sth sts oppO-
site Centre Market. mas w
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TX JUST RECEIVED
Il" HHD DIS. Prime Porto Rico MOLASSES,
~ ~, b,,s ~ 9,d % DO WY DO SUGARS,
SSkegs nuPon,'s GuNPOWbER,
bbls. patent SAFETY FUSE.
roI safe low by JOHN J. BOGUE
dp 23-tr GeoTretown n r.
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EOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE.
4 on ThlTteenth st one door above g st., north.
5;ogsSsessl2BC CT1yfn eR the lst Of May Inquire of
SITS. mayeH
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FOR RENT-That beautiful COTTAGE az the
y foot OF Fourteenth street west. the residsnceof
me late Peter Cazensve. Esq. with arge lot, ger
terms apply 10 DR.. JOHN c. RILEY, Fourteenth
st., No. 45S. or PETER c. HOWLE. Esq. $50
g st. An sS.aoiu
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WOOD AND COAL.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
Il an extensive stock Of FUEL, is prepared TO
eel at a very low figure for cash
WOOD Sawed and Split auy size
Call and see fer yourself
r.. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal DAa ler
ma Is :. r.. corner of Fourteenth and sts
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

UNION HOTEL EgI2sopcrrowy
is now open for the receipt m of visitors
JOHN III. WATERS,
ma Him pronrietor
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THREE SMALL AND DESIRABLE BRICK
Il DWELLING HOUSES, at the corner OF
Thirteenth street west and g street north The
suhscr bers offer for sale three small and desirable
Brick Dwelling Houses, situated at the corner of
thirteenth street west and g street north. Two Of
the houses front on Thirteenth street and contain
rooms each; the other fronts on q street and con
tains rooms. The houses will be sold separately
and on very liberal terms of credit. Apply TO JAS.
G. MCGUIRE q CO., AuctioneeTs and Commis-
sion Merchants. ma s-2w
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Passengers Arrived

IN aea-.hp ayagO, J.," Sguta-p,on and Ha.,e.sr Ei
s.d ' 's NJ so9rss. csild .od :.ysss
MsfsS NJ md Me- '.s Isbfsocsc sad .ssa
T,r abf2 and 'sTSS. M So G.i9s, .Sa i1i
sahh, Mr. add Ms r. corte, MIS- Jane, Mr. aay Aiq},
RhiGop, NJ Tao% ar a. IoqIpqpd MI LsI.y Edt;[ NJ.
ar Y S. Mr MI H's !. sd.T n Ss'f DoPss T
D. LpsoId M. LoHet, NJ, Bh'es1 NJ E;eos..o,
s NJ: Merrill fSf Y. MI "BB s Dr. i Haf, Policy
s s Mo oP i.Sp ts boI nsn1S e.
NJ. RsSu:n t.:e csid,e9, MI s;m@e se,i, x a.R-
NJ Boss o, Ss y G, ,,5sS Rev lev NH Mr. asa af
Mr. B,ch Rev Il. Chsrs't Rev. Mr. BoIiafie, Rev Mr.
Rs Ia s sS %s' n EsT R t'G s S nS?
bCbol-, NJ. A.ctad Mis-, s,ysre MI, .; Vs. Ma Y;
s,.nGi vs VI Ma b ST s''S ST.: Ms Mi.
Misses ri demsyeI Hrs Gfsst, Mrs Girosx B. . Whbey
NJ. b TsiSS NJ s"f n h. se Paa j. Ms%a: I'd
Medp sT+ child M. P9tn Mr. and M. Ind
Joe Bucher mT. FreitsS Eiesler and tIniy wen,
tSI'T1 v M R Nh y, wa Bos a NJ ISsn
rel, Mobson, B DI'ch-r Ph Abstie Gegis' Ger G
M% hou pi Da,'q p sS% LoebSs Ga
ma lie sge Dreyfus Pafurel mi,s Chisouui MS ca,
M 1dsso r end M, kSh I'M Nv. MN s11 bsa,
cbd Mr. Blnkebdor Mr. Pfea rmsn, Ms Menier add en-
Ms Iarebe Mr. c En'qS sf Kssr Eo Lsf.f Car
ton Miss L. Horcte Miss Godave, Mr. Eieho0rn f''A' 81
In steam,hip Sa1onia from Hamba'g-Andrev and Lo1is
Renter ml Kett w. Blombeg Isaac and hnds b%nssb IL
Nolte Hsstrup Carl Buh H. Daniel and August NOTE j.
terger Charles and A. guste kenniig plsisysa A9tt
and seivila Kslesch Hsger Csr Koer I hesef .ooa
Vape n A. Reu eyer Gerge Pitt jules Arnds torentne,
Nj, baeI Lcuse sn1 Wsnd> SzpsZk; h. = Lucks James
Oh "a NesI @ rhribhsrdt Louis Jones' Victor hardt
Berpett B. KeiDpert VIM TrooE John sud Domingo suna'
A. MtIsnt A Vilinger - -, IL,
In ,teamshp Cokdtcba, from Netc oredn' and Haras7-
s n q EFT .:t 4 MsSpcs Rey Eg,Pe John
,on Knight. tegs @. concefcon, NJ Eehezartess,
f. do Ca.ullo R. iowa III VI Sterling . .
In steamship C0nddo at H1iQdr from Ltrerpoo for bsoH
MT Arm, and nily Rev Mr. Ander. Mr. Kennedy go
INA Poi Pierce Mr. and mrs Webb Mr. aud Mira Ba'hsl
der Jr Co,tins dy Mr. and Mrs Hncbins ar and Mrs
Fneco,t r NJ. lid sbnts Sharp. fem Reed
Mr. and Mrs Eppin BoozaDs Dr. Diver ar Thornearne s1
fmily Rev Mr. PIesc0tt, Mr. and Mrs DensTes, Rev Mt
Thonusn Nes-Ts Wiherpo Crownir gshed, Bayfield, MI
snd Mr. J+Wett Mr. ad Mr. Mathew Thompson 9oodall D.
Mcneil Levesey. johnson Ssyer Canghey Jackson Eos,
Erviug Kennedy Heye and lady Kennedy and ch
MI AID Mr.. Dur IT. Vsnets, shst Evans Ellis stehn, M
aud NT hooper Hanson. -
In ship Lacretta. from Caleutta-Wilsm A. Lord Henry
Smith j. A., u
In big Los Amsos, from KHg,ton, Jam L FIFE hrs X:
Loro Miss Mary ssltnn, Hewitt Ada f. Wyitand, ELea
Archibald, A. f. Blake, I. T. Mills Mr.. Pttre.
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rsAR RE ID.

CRAFT-BULL--In Bamptouburg Orange County ~ Y, on
Tuesday Oct Benz w Craft OF Glen Cove, L. /, 10 Miss
Martha Bull Of the former place.
DlCKMAE-FORBES- In Brooklyn, Wednesday, Oct g.
BY the Rev Dr. BuTge Nj. vusayus +. Dickmsn 20 Miss
Losisa C. Forbes all If Brooklyn.
HARRlNGTON-DOR Hope Village, r. l., on
Sunday sep. 80, by the Rev B. Coterel the Re J.
Bsumgon Of Arlington Pa. to Miss Susan T. DoEIance Of
Foster X |.
HISKsCN-BENNFTT-At Richmond, Vt Sept rs BY Hars
ho esq, A w Hmkson Of Bolton VT to Anna 3. Benue
of Eagle River, Mich.
LEEMlNG-AsKWITH-On Thursday, Sept q at the re.i-
drDce the bride bv the Rev. Nggens John Leemng
Miss Mar sIet ii tskwith Of this city
SMITH-HARRIS-On Tuesday, Oct 2 at Grace Church
Newark ~ j. by the Rev mr. Shscbleford w Hart Smith
OF this city, to Kate r HAMS only daughter Of Andrew
Harris OF Long lsspd N. Y.
THATCHER-k IRTLAf DIR Brsttleborough VI on Thurs
Gay Sept. o. OF ST MicbsePs Church by the Rev W 5
Southste Tn Thatcher Of Ksnsss City, Ho 70 Mary
Khtland only daughter Of Wm H. Rockwell NJ d., Super.
iuterdeI / Of the Vernon Asylum
THORNE-VAN sCHOONHOVEE-0n Tuesday. Oct 2, at
the residence Of joel Wolfe esq by the venerable DIR t.
President Of Union College SAMUEL Tbone Of Th0mtae,
Ducbe's equity H. Pbebe eldest daughter the W.
H. Van schoonhoyen Of Troy. N, Y.
TAYLOR-RlCHARDs-ID We'tport. Conn. by The Rev.
y r. Burr Chales H. Taylor to George, daughter Of William
III. Richards
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HArCH-On Toe.d.y, Oct Annie daughter Of chsssc,
Batch in tho l7tb yeir Of her ssS
HANNAH On Tuesday Oct 2, Eliza Hannah, wife o. John
bsnssD In ibe SLIT year 81 hers ge
RAuDOf- On Tu,ids,, DC. O. Ad.bi'e With. Rawdyu,
d.s,bT, Margaret and the late Freeman ka~den
.grd 2 YEA q d mon b.
The "sti'ess he family are nvtd 70 seod The
rsia - the rsIidne Of m),t err Ia Mot vsD Vest
nrnsreI 90 MY con-r II Boston Road and hain se' on
Ibtday At t'elo m, without further nstfce Car.
s ~ill De IN stendsnc. At No l3 ThL syenus, ~ NJ
oelocs 70 convey them 10 tie sbo re place.
hIIehAhD-In this city, Monday night Oct at bis nd
Sn,, no W,d Twenty sJe,l Of ois- - 81 Toe
rear roenck Rel hard, native Of Frucs snd formerly
t, rc'shi h his city In be 18th year Oftisags.
" b ho and these Of tho TAU rvQu>sed 10
s Iob,sib Ne buicb ofihs Taasbsu alton Twenty
pLth sb,et n'~e.D w sd M45i.oo avenues on Tnars
day morning Oct T. al O'clock without further notice
ThIc AZ I'm e9Dssy 3d. after lingering Iiuess Mr.
ssmo'l T1iei'y, In the S7tb year Of his age.
war I'LL 10 this city, o. Wsdpedx, Ne. NJ, lara
Wife Of NJ WsId~sl, IL the 39b year u her Az. ~ '
The relatives sDd hisDds % the family arc IA t,sn1
her DDefs at the resi Of her father snyr,s No "a
Ess kio.ie D'b sIe't IN Friday Oct At o'el-si M
WOODWJ RD-ID this city, Wednesday Oct a Harriet
Ltuise, tDly dsUgh Of T. and Hsrr.. H. Wood gard,
ag d. o tbs sId 81 dsy'.
Her remains will be taken TO Greenwich, Conn., today FOX
irterneIt
WHiTT FORD Al Albany SATURDAY., Sept 49, Of esn.1rnp-
tor Mr., sbsne Frances Whteiod daughter Of Robert
Baird IA the 3Ld year Of her age
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DIE ID.
BLACKWOOD-

BLACKWOoD-on TUESDAY Oct q o. consumption, mrs.
Harriet BacswoOd, wife Of Sylvester II. Backwood ia the
sli yrsT a her age
The funeral WI take place from her late residence Nc 500 Sixth
avenue on Thusday al u m. The friends OF the fan
invited 10 attend without further notice
BONDEN-On Tuesday, Oct at the residence Of HI. father
No 5 West fwenih ninth street Thomas Isaac second
Of VIM. and Mary Ann Bowden.
CLAhK-On Monday, Oct VIM. CLARK, ssed % years aud
nths
The relatives and friends Of family aud members Of the
seventh Prsb tean ChWch requested 10 ,eud his
eal without further notice Thursday, the 9Th inst at
ooookA from his late residence No l2O East Finy th d
street D. orr from Third avenue. flis remaas viii
taksu 10 Greenwood for int.rncnt
FEILlSH-lu haa sugAy Frau kn County Y on Sunday
Sept L. MI John Euslbh Ia Ihc 4ath year OF his ags
GILDFRsLFEN E.-On Wedtes FAY morning Oct 8 Of dlph
tsaI, hdea uid'nreye, only child OF Elen aud Thomas
GildsT,lctye, IT,, aged % yCers.
The relatives t ud- 81 the fsu v respectfully invited
attend the fmenl this Thursday afternoon 1t O'clock fro
No. $50 Stanton street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

;.h m. ripss They were confosd - wfetch pr,sVn
~ an .lIoua Of 81 50 Day f,r the whole party
,d josely pusrdedby So 60 armed m ~ Durngt eur
.,.,,iop howev.r the unfortunate risoosrs rpcsVen
On, acts of ku d sfs from Spanish cE.Ds resdipg
IN Tro, TO- for u hi they express themselves 10 terms
Of . am gratitude. .,-,
Wrilei5 prs they learned his cad fate Of Their a'e
h. lov,d an hej ole CO N aD5sr Walker ana ku'ief,
at or hsyoR been delivered TO the Hondurene ans
were heavily iroDed and placed in dark cells, ana no
., rsop allowed % communicate W tn them. % ms
Ih of Sept. mber the prisoners we're mo med u.
Squires AuercaD that The General was 10 DO sno'
tie ext day. ,o, a. H..
Accordingly on the morning OF the I'm the doors
ar il dous OF the prison all coaed but thr ugn
re nor, holes the cad spectacle witnessed ny
Midr Doap of The cortege which led the General 70
n. place bis execu ion. He walked bet Teen two
mi. stg and was preceded and followed by strong
90 I'd. A.. ,.;o 90 cha
trisoners In ten minu after they had mafched Dy
he prison voley of four nusksts WAS heard, then
voll, of hve and finally single shit, foho"ea oS
loud huuss. . e.. -
A, nj was all the prisoners knew OF the rate OF
their have command. until the doc AID ~indo va II
heir prs,D thrown opeo, and toe iic OF his exc
cu,ior was announced 10 them wi great gee and OK
uls ion on the part Of the Hondursnesn officials.
The body Of the General left on the go1n1 by
he soldiers whence il wa taken by two American
p.D,l.neu spd decenty buried, with the AID Of Two
Csbollc prests.
Colonel Ruder was sentenced to four years impris-
orment and vas by the prisoners RI iingon mule
into the country, under a guard OF sold ere.
We have other interesting facts relative to this ezpe-
don, and he mea choly fac OF Walker, which we
a c. npelled 10 reserve for our edition OF to-moro"