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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-02
rae Largest Circulation Of any Political
Paper In Tennessee.


In politics, the UNION AND AMERICAN advocates the
principles of the National Democratic party, as ex-
pressed in the resolutions adopted by the COnven-
non that nominated BKEcKNRrDGE AND LASE. 1t
dsvOtes special attention to its News Department,
and as an accurate and reliable reporter Of Com
nsrciAl and Monetary transactions Ii is without 9
superior in Tennessee, or any other State.
1t is Democratic to the core, working for all the
great interests of sOhoe country; deeply alive
70 the development of all the varied resources Of
Tennessee, and labOring for the prosperity and
tsrprise of our city. The markets, produce and
money receive speciAl attention and reports Of
Commercial matters gotten up with great care,
and may be relied upon approxima:ing 70 GER
tainty. If you want Politics, News, or Commercial
information. the UNION AND AMERICAN is the paper
for you
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NOTICETO CONSENGEEs.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad

ON and after April lst 1851 Freight will be delivered by
the LouisyIie and Nashville Railroad until charges ther
an arr psid oopsgpes viii e notified OF the arrival Of their
Goods together with the smount Of charges This system w
aIits The adjustment Of all claims for loss damage or
and has been found In order PIE all
Agents 10 make returns General oe required ~ hs
regulations Of the Company. ..,..,so,, IS.
wsre9-2v o. h'AAVhhsoNssepe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-02
DIR J.B. meLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LaNa
MENTs
The best External In Ihe werid FOR Man or

NVH0USANDe Il hnDAu beings have sssn sesea e p as
erspdtuds and saiseTy, hs The uss oI -s lns.- - =
win cleanse purIg an heal fsalest s0kn ~ AZ ncsnls
short si-,s WfR 1s YOLCANIc OIL LIHIAkaf VIII ~
aa ~ -. esses OF RheumaSm, ucas % Nea
Vo~ Ps-aIvsis Co Muscles Stiffness Or Weak
49, iii cure Throafs Headaehe of Earaeas
- 49, - s~a,ds Or any PAID, n s 1n1ailieis hamedg-
Always hand. =
81 -. .onex bF usius McLsans FoeaDc Oh Lnsmcn II
- . sneesv and infnllBle for Calls spf1ns chsies
s-elpr LAmeness sEeeny, sori Nounss scratches ans
--e-re{ itsessr. Try Il, ans you Hill he convEcsd
DI. J. z. AcLsAN, Sole Proprlsier,
Tossss st Prorzsiors prices ty Berry 4 DsnaVis ass g.
vi HendsEshoft nar-ea'ts&FEiyIr
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DIR. J. ]. ABERNATHY,

nov resident Nashville and oers his services 20 tbs
II citizens Of neeily abc surrounding coantry.
FResidsnce, No. u High street. Once on ssmelos
sps7-d6m BkP
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The UNION AND ANERIcAN Is furnished to subscri-
bers at the following very low rates. Subscriptions
always 70 be paid in advance.
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To any and all POstmasters and friends, sending
Is the Cash for five new subscribers TO the Weekly,
,r two to the Trf-weekly, we viii send one copy OF
he Weekly gratis for one year.
Positively subscription will be received for the
Weekly or Tri-Weekly UNION AND AMERICAN, unless
accompanied with the Cash.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-02
Notice.

FUHE heretofore existing under the style OF EH
wARDs GILKERsnE & Co. this day dissolved By ma
taAl consent K GnKKRsoS retiring from the firm
10 EDWARDS,
J. K. GILKERs0N,
July II, ls6a \. P. EDWARDe.
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mWAKDG TH HARRIs, EF. KDwARD
EDWARDS. HARRIS q CO.,

(EUCcEssoRs TO EDWARDS, enKERsoN co.,
WILL continue the wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
Commission business the old stand College and
Ch"ea Streets. Iulyl5-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-02

HIM TEL,
HUNTSVILLE, Ala.
YVNHIs House open the accommodation Of the fo6he'
The rooms are all large well ventilated and furnished IN
and brauttul furnitse And ePeS'
Tbs Puelie Rooms and Halls are lighted BY Gas. -,
The Ladies' GeEemsn6 PArors sre funihneo u isn
dd and luxurious style, comfortable aod inviting.
THE TABLE
s Of ali times be supplied with everything geod hoHe ana
foreign having in employ goed Ano
szerienosd everything shall ps pre-
pared and served IN the best manner.
THE BAR
furrished with old and excellent Liquors and Wines. com
prisng ali popular brands both native and foreign
sroU1k CoDnnecged with this houHe is splendid
BILLIARD SALOONI
containing three tables AfOdng pleasant and htalths
rocrestIon for q leisure hour. .
Evaythtrg In my power shall be done make the guests Ct
f.SISSim. in JOHN P. LEE suporiuten6snt.
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REMOVAL.

rTK have removed Produce and Commission business
w 10 the house No. College street, between Union
urc ormerly occup by Nicol, Green Co where We
sa keep constantly and large sleek OF all articles
IT, Produce line, which prepared to sell very
B. B. CoNN0R q Bro,
m=rs4-f No. College bstEsen Union Church
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-02

The DAILY publishes a very large quantity
natter. and the TRE-WEEKLT is made up of two
Daily issues; and the WEEKLY is one of the largest
landsomest and cheapest sheets printed in the
Union
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-02
COMMUNICATION.
Hon. John j. Crittenden:

Ny DEAR SIR Among your numerous friends and
admirers, doubt if there be one who has read with
more interest than have done, your recent address
to the Kentucky Legislature. There is much in your
present position public man of nature to lend
peculiar and surprising Importance, at this time,
TO any declarations of opinion either as to men or
measures, which may emsnate from you 1 hope to
escape the suspicion of being at all inclined to the
practice Of adulation, when aver, that there are
few men now living, who possess in a greater de-
gree than yourself my esteem, my confidence, and
my veneration. have been close observer of your
conduct as q high civic functionary almost for
quarter of century, and have never for a moment
supposed you on any occasion, during that period,
TO have been actuated by other than the most lofty
patriotic and dsinteresied motives. You have ever
seemed to me to prefer country TO party
the Iohole nation to any particular secion-a solid and
enduring fame, to the stduous and periskable dp-
plGatse Of The passing hour. Never, in my judg-
ment, have you appeared to greater advantage
than during the session of Congress which
has Just drawn to close, where's day after
day, and hour after hour, you struggled, almost
single handed and alone, with zeal and energy
never surpassed for the attainment of those Const
tutional amendments which you at the time, pro-
foundly felt, and which the whole Republic ao1
most Clearly k0os toJe indispensable to the continued
existence Of our Federal Union. Whilst beholding
your patriotic exertiOns amidst the difficult and
troublous circumstances which surrounded you, 1
felt more than once tempted TO apply to you and to
your patriotic exertions the beautiful descriptive
phraseology originally applied to Nestor himself,
and exclaIm fs -
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TIE r M s.

NFCash An advance In nj. cases for CIbus
and Annual subscriptions.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-02

DAcoN, Lard Buekwhsat Flour Family supplies general
ID ly,by COMBS & MARTIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-02

v asve M trouble flour ftenos
n vritins - us viii bsa in mird the following rules:
IIway1 give date Post county and state u
Il yos sisl the OCs 70 anOthss, give
10Th ofhces In full - -.
xou rits on business other mAers,rs on separate
,Aee,s az paper OF different leaves OF one sheet
All ieter, on business should be dreoted 70 Messre o.
aRiRIITH CO. nd not personally TO either Of the Pro-
fiatorS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-02

offered In this city Whatever be the size Of the
ent the kind of herpS certainly be suited BY calling
the Comm CoLRGE UNIoE sTHEsTs where be
found Of Surgical and Dental Insxument
Lace Stockings, Knee Caps, Ankles, &c
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-02
GENERAL Es.

I.ecuted with nesDe and dispatch, in the best style Of sns
~ ., loo rStss and On coed nstsrials.
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THE NEW YORA SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. ~ IssI.



Fins IN NORTH WILLIAM SrHSEr.-A hre
broke out at ~ o'clock, yesterday morning, in
an building at No. Moth William street.
Dana ~ li.ht.
FRE ~ Eisr is1u SrREBr.-A lJrgl fame
tenement bouse, in East Ash stree, near ih5
Vat Hvor, occupied 10y sixtecu poor families,
caught fire shortly aiior II O'Clock, yosordsy
morning. Tho Occur ~. su 'ecdol Ia slyin {
"t OF b! II tuui'-s'. The building was dam
IA al CIV Fl50 no 'uiuraprr The Hra We
Q, e''i"ned hy chi'ircn ilyuL With matches in
Fran ~ DEfsioN SrGrR-. a Eve br,t ont
at oc.ock last cvcnint, wa no f,urh floor o,
Size luiijins, No. 252 pris.,u sir, (r.,O ac-
G pied ly hnthony liolz cab,urt ,n,h r. The
ROOT Of the building was burned oil b-',rc .hc
rrcWru oNti tlsui ici ~ flames. he @. { VIZ.
Hob u about $500 insured ID 300. ihn
SO X O., Goo. Wttlcsuh, cabinet ~ T.. on ia.
t.rd floor, WIS dsmic'l about SiOU by wI.cr /.
n Insurance. Tho "wrilirl; ~ CI'i,ntn B,l-
mix uH tho iir iiool, wiz il.o sIill " dlIi.
4 -"d Nv wafer, 10 Insurance. T., .hu.!i|ur
Owned lv Mr.. j'csicr. yes ,iainll.'i nhur
90 irsd.,l. ~, M.r.h.l BtEsr has a.
ease md r invest .ruior.
Forvp ~ rur w,r,n-C ,oncr S.i.-n,
h,li nu inqure' 70 IN co.. otChtl,- It,. Mr.
On tha holy OF Bi.h,d Grant, q co1,.-. who
WAS found 30 NO lock rt ,ha' tiic,. u ,,ns,l
had ..u ling since w. :. INLAY week. ant
y hon ils' .'tr WIS ,pf,Siri a.. Il is supposed
That he u ov't' H.'i accidentally. T. .rcast
hAa !" Nii' snl ,Wo cl llrc1.
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DTNrLt ASSAULT ~ W.T. l. .'Apv,' ~
disturbance ocrurol ia the t,os ~. -,i.S,,..
"n'r.- nj Wcat l'rnGwtypr' Thoaits ,,rc,f. ar
Nov 'ay e.. Gin.,, between rr.l lore NJ. .. d.,
,,lnlvd MN, and Nh'u'it. 'u1r % e!r',l.
'u'u- Whi.i Coos struck Marin tw, u1u,r' p
Low ON III v AL ~ Ia l,tvrr. irlr.urin 80.
hull in = irir' ~ ran1c~. ON'rr "a M. o..
tho j Wiul r...cl Coon 40. tr,rthc.
with the h'"t.l man, w.. Co.,, rs io h station
house. Police Suloou E'rg"'y y.e clio
wi - ,v mir nt Mtri., t'ul' ',t his D. "
va i-ac,ur ! -n rAlly ,m' b to'li ,1-'E hi
f,r,r uIou the bar. Marin WI, colvovc,
io the New York Hospital AMI the .. ~ 'ips Ia
q very Grill ~ con itipn. tuNn WIS IkHr ht'o,
Jus'i., Hrnn.u az vpnini tel 'o loo Tomhi.
4 S,uug EA'rr SAHrPp William T,s
low, q, amaa. while IN 'h' p.rmi''s -, Eo'3,-
u stree. WIS L.iiy slt'had ia h, ~, " y
lrrc t.c..' ku.,r in "a, Il ~. of Ny =.
" M 'N, woniu Of 4 rs ipD1hl' cltr,c ',
vl.ll whom h1 lad . Wi,uu ir.-tin linz. IT.
. Wud Police arr, 81 he triil. who w., st.
Iu nlly a-rni,nod before Jus.ic, Is cnnll All
locked ur for = h'Htnr.
Atrrcrp RECEIVER ArRrsfrp. 4. J..
snow, au alleged old offender, waa arrcs'od La
.ycuin- At his residence in Ludlow stree, by
detective officers Wil-on and Slowcv, on char.
''l l'l'E y l'''lN'T VI tlpl'N property y lar fH
quantity ot Louls, consisting of iurs, neck ir-
llu,l, six handk rchici1 &C., were found -
ere ci in the residence OF the prisoner. Tie W
looked UP At the polio, headquarters and will by
aiken before Magistrate today.
FATAL HE,uLr or ruS BHoApWAr SrAr-
nISG AFFAT -Thdmi1 Gro gen, III, porter rc.
Gently employed Mt the 81. Nicholas Hotel, VIII.
uds stabbed by Thomas Whnc, u desperate, q,
previously r'porcd died ~ q O'clprl y.s'crly
moaning Of his injuries Coroner Jarkmm h. H.
~ inquest on The hOly, AMI he t,ir,s develop .
ou he investigation wcr" the Same in subs IN
as already published \ verdict was render g
against White by the Jury, aud tho Coon
cpmmi, ted him 10 the Tomhs Tor trial. Vcry
lit,lc H. known Of the prisoner, but n has hc ~
stated hat h. il not unknown to the criminal
al horlii"s Of Boston.
WIFE MURDER. womin, Mary An.
Weber, who was struck on the head with u.
axe in the hands of Peter Weber, her husbin I
at their residence 40 Hamilton A., early ON tn
morning Of the BIB inst died in the New Yor
Hospital from her injuries. Weber is sailor
and native of Germany. Coroner Jackml
Will hold an inquest on the body today.
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BROOKLYN.

TIN NFwTOwN RAILRoAp.-Ihe track OF tn
Ncwtown Railroad Company wa laid in Fulton
sire, yesterday, from Front street to tho ferry
and thence in,o Water street, without any in
,cIicrcncc on the part Of the city authorities
Notwithstanding The resolution ordering IT,,
street to be- placed in it, original condition forth
he night previous. The lower end Of Fulton
street is now filed with tracks and turnouts, and
he space allotted TO the merchants for wagon
and carts, which heretofore encountered tn,
crossings So as to render them impossible for pc
destrans, is rather more circumscribed. Their
ia still, however, sufficient space left betweei
tie tack aud tho eus stQaes " permit u
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LEGAL OItTs-TUEsDAY.
United states circuit Court.

'''" -'"''H '"'"" N""'t
The 7rm II UtSt,rrcA.-This case, whc'
was briefly stated in the Sun of Tuesday,. ",
pu,, resumed I'M, GAS. nj, IN, mar, ~ 49,,
y" Wv w
I'"cp "N ol'nc',, az" ur , Witnesses are
w." "I'"h ,N''i''m.'' i"o u,''''uo"y 'o"'s TO-
nov 'n"' 'nS witness vas 'iaN'IIns' ana w.
W W ". w, vi ll''
~ w"s W WV 'oa' Vt N''''' o' z" A'
"' si"'eS' .,-,,
supreme court
hd'ond Di"orces.--SUh H. McGg'H r.
Jnhn ". NcGtDtrL-1hs cIsr now came ON al
.,o,cr,I CORN, ~ ,I,is ,,,,rt
~ ~ an H.uVh ior "iI1r'' ior tue fIleE'
"n'I, ny o. ,hr hnsh'hh; Inc drf 'nSc - ~.
We ',''nl"'' wen, 10 iuliNla ana mere ohtt'i
I'D s,,,in m" u T r 49,, ' ,"o', ",l
- "ii''',' -" 80 ~, NJ ~. '"'S W U'cs way y"
~ rSi,',ncr ~ HPrc.ti ic'in nut justice D''i
MI 4" W w NV y" =" vac 'o'io"'
NV ,'"' VOC w" "''l' y" appear rom ~
'I'''''"' i'''. 'o' ''H'''u''
Common Pleas.
Wku Persons ocfOyciga Ririh are citizens
lie ~ \ ,,tb,,, ,,,j,,,,I.. ,,;,, u,y..
a.. r,, -, .
VIM ""''''"'-lH MS 'N" VIII explain I"
r'at many uatumliAcd parents which of tn
children are citizens of The United States, vii,
ont the iormalty OF naturalization, aud in ioin
- VIII answer a question which is asked ever
Gay IA Inc year
Tho applicant came TO the United States viii
his parents while an infant that is to say, Will,
1nd'f l"y"'N-o'" years ct age, Cal person
nn ~ ~" ",t.,i ,"'y are oI hse)
'.lIscd cl,ig,n OF hi. country, anJ now n
i'm, of nsc. m, nupljcant desire. tn kn"n ~
hr Court ahc,her he isaIcitizrn ,yi,bont tnkin
out naturalization pafsr4. or ,hcthrr he mn.
Upr.m. 70 ii zen hy naturalization, the same n
his t,iI.r IiJ
Ibe CoUt--ludgc Hilton gives the followin,
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CLEARED.

IEANsil.i -E,ruu. 'THr, fr Phls stst -
~ i''''N u. '7''i' '4-Ll'S r"is ~i-IAs
-,uI, n,p,,.,, g.,
Wcndr, Grrmsr,a, NV sad, W., " - i.
.,k, j; T--, o. s.,,l In. t,r -.
Ew.l&C, NJ m,o' e,E, C,.-sn.. l.. ,,.i.Ci
.ttui.tu a \ ~. MID ~ OF ..,,s u I-rI. a. -
, y bon " ; n: I,.L M F,is., m, ~.
, L.w n H,s: Eos rent n G,0 I..,.,s-T. ~
mat &C sEsnltn. Gltos, for r4r-,r,o'l.
.AEKs-um. ,Js d.. IA, g--,,,, r.,,.,..,
4, -. Al a. A. - ~ N MN y't''N
Ii.,,,,.' . " '''"''.' h"'' '''S' 80
- ''''lhA w.
oRiGs-M uri'i" srLroylcr. cu-,N.. Do,als
y" wyef Br,.tFd, f. E..littL !Or, u u
a. q h.ly'dm' hr DnlIn, ~ rsAri.
sCllOONlIG5--M syLi,L RI,rtt, "a. gn.a =
my II Ehv'i, H,gg.ua, NJ .u d 10 Z -.as
,,'.i.,'H va, a.iSds L.S =. ne'' o. n -
ran. is' C',n'u ~ a., /. ,-,n'' scr -
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t."1, slul''s AbH'' II uEdrrwHsi. {. ..rs-
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~, Dr .,"' tD','' h' kt' ~ y. ANry
,t,s c'r-tr ~ ~ ~ ~ a. 49, IL y.
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HnrT wash. Putsm1up, VS. n WIN A O.
,u'h Elizrl eth snit., Nov Haven, d L stann.Sd.
Ntitman Phil -, Long, tr,. :. u Itinur V,n Hruns
SluRht; IIuizt r., Vos LIZ A. IA. N v,...tl,.. o..
ue', for su,mflr' X s,nfurd X Gr.fil.n. smith.
TOP IN ,lpti., w NJ krc j N.liin 8 Init n,
wilmington, do; Rotgrt C,r,on, Hill, Pril' dI.
Liza samuel y dv, Patton, BLtinnre yvn B-uus
Slught l. Daniels Smith. HartfIr., Ko..atA.
rc P1rtsrnouth. sW l. wis q a.
sIoOp o,.g,n Rb..,,. n,,-s,
=" i'.."", nINo Of kenny
AkhlVED.
BrEAMEIIIPS-yu M,rri,on. Phi .I.Inn,.
III me-, ~ j a \ Briggs
Locust Z int, IU & steam transport1 H.,niI.-
I,uFt PolIt ia ballast
Fanny C,dwalader, ~ 8 steam transport Pic.
~, Fortress Monroe, ia ballast
Ostorsra, 10 steam trnnspor,l MoI.ngbIt.
.uru,s, Monroe, in ballast.
Cnuuud, Norman, PriladelphiA with ,uda. q.
op,r y Kirkp,t-irE'
wc-t,hester Jones, Providence, with md.s n
nyrurT.
Fmuklr, Dougherty Baltisors, with nds. q
Vim Dazen
Mun, sta, Chase, u lumure, with mdAe 70 W.
hEen.
.,,ipa c..l,.,.. ID u,. II -, NJ. = 4.
a.. 80, = -. atts -, =. -" lug.
~ .'a' Z, . N,HlAs ON 20 l.t - -
80 ,'1ti snip heAi'P"oie' IL II hs~V
~ 10y az" Pun s'"S'
'''H ~ ~, sun " - M ~, t.V y, y l,huen' N
- ia "Ni' n, te q ,h'S w hlmSu * 70.
- -. i..',', I.I."I im'I,'-n " u'y-' win Cos
- I Nv - a." ""~'
th4"-syil, MI hdlligHn ST Mares, Hfyt, O
j. i'sN'"i t. h'"' hnn.y'
sCuOOSEES-Arlt'c [B.l Roisnral Nassau
p. II days with turpen,ine t. Eneas.
Rglard BullWinslc Freuch, X ckland, stone
NV Eliitdge, SNOW, Gloucester with fish
Almira, [nrl Small, & rLwalis, 8, 10 ds. vii
potatoes 10 Hyde DuIyee.
q - Glover, Gllyer Camden, Ne, Z days stonA.
RLl Hewitt, Bneklin' Rrkl.nd; with line;
~ mdsr : ) W Lewis & c. -'" -"
Fanny, tBrl donFy - Andrews, d, 10 day
~ Tr, l'tN NJ 70 J,'' n 49, gS R H. M
lumber O. the ma. Ter
Alnlou Baker, BtSur Mddly town, in ballast.
J. Dyer, N Durfre, Philadelphia with 90
"nId u P'nhnd' Me.
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c6 REWARD-ON WEDNESDAY THE
EOjth, lack and tan slut, answers 10 the name o
'GPsEY," whoever returns the same I, grpcery,
50 Barrow st, will receive the above reward nl2 -
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q GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES CAN
GENERAL BUSINESS.

pig PASTE-A PERSON LIVING IN A
L distant city, wishes To KIN " bow t. nn:a r.,
e. 81 any one who will r5' the information how
,1nuke the genuine article, sh'Jl br pad for H..
conhl,utlal, Address ). II l",
20 sun fire, for days stating how an ln'crv -
may be had. ul2 3'l2l
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nIfAERE.


NoltAS-on = .''r evening, lith ms r VS.;
Bowen, native Of . Parish OF BAlllna' ,re, ~.
Leitrir, Ireland, age A -esrs.
Inc iricnds Of the family ~, rosrecI lily invited
70 attend the funeral, GA NelnUsdsy sftcrnoon,
West 2Tth ~. as
BuTLER-On Monday, 1lh inst Gen. W, eldest
son q Tos AID Elizabeth Butler, aged 10 years
and emuutts
The nj, nds Of the family arc respectfully invited
~ stend the ner'l lis twcines ~ si,,rn ,,r.
lSth inst At O'Clock. r. IN the r,sd q Of his NJ
ten,s, IN Java ~ b,t Franklin aud Union 80,
Greent oir;. brooklyn, y. ID. a.
CiARKE-ou Tue-i D., morning isth inst, Il
sc'r,euna, Wl'm ~, an ~ Thomr, eul Elm
Nlarke aged years 0pd 10 months.
HE nj uds and relatives 81 TIE family are re
specuuly invited ~ .tt-rd She funeral tbs
tNyodH rdsy) shcrunrn, 18Th inst. At orlo.s.
irm the re.ii'nce IT bis parents 10 Gr'nl st,
witt ut firtler n'tic". Ct
COOGAN-On Tuealsy 11'' int f,-r- .s =
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srry, foot Of Whitehall 1T, Lrt the Battery anil S'-
ferry. Boats kave every honr from A. NJ. tnT T.
N. On fne Sundays evey bali hour oTPA.
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COOPERS wANTED-12 OR IS STEADY
~ mon 10 make tight work steady work all I1e
year rounu; uuny but good workmtn need epply, 70
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DENTISTRY.

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"A oVt pun-Ttose who require full setA tempo
raTy srtls charge. 4 ,rul pieces, u per tooth
'.cth flId viii gold silver, or lone filing I'd cents
DIR. II, NlLl.EHs, 65b Bowery, \. Il. corner OF
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personal NOTICES.

INFO RAIATION WANTED-A LITTLE
10y named WILLIAM WILDE left his home on
Thursday, Nov. 18th; be Il yesrs old, dark hhr'
cap without front, black pants, red shirt, dark
Bngham sack, shoes and stockings; has speak on
the left eye. Any Information Of him will he thank
fully received ly Ills parents, At 40 West Brnld'
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