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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-20

SG'- The Prices end Quality IF or Goods Cilnnc
Fail to Sai.ty.~kss ally
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-20

In addition to main business Of Photographic H.
tsrials, we are headquarters for the following viz
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The religion n the sborgineS says q traveller. IN
al parts n Australia, includes belief N sorc'ry,
aud dread in numerous demons spirits Of the
wood, ~ the river, q the mountains and tho pool
sctne II these are tho spirits Of o.eSi men once
met party II thirty or forty men and women who
were usversing tho country along the PuwAu,
strolling plsy -sctorA performing . pAntotnme IN
The presence NJ every camp Of their couutrynien,
with the avowed design Il driving away u rthoets
" dead mon. All night hong the cho,r con,ruci W
sing. In the morning, having marx oil thor bodice
with cNrIhs 81 various colora, yellow md hlucish
grey, they went through mimic fight with un'e
foos- beating tie air with branches and rushing
about ia franuc manner. Aft,r alt rnately rarah-
ng, dancing, and chsrging N the sound Il muse,
they declared that the ghosts were all gone, and
would trouble the inhabitants Of the plars more
Tho general name for ghost or slirit Ia " vurds"
And this name they give to white men, probably
from the impression which has spread smonS
them, that white people are blsck'elows rsNn from
demon, ~ said 10 appear At their bords. public
meetings. IA the form Of serpent. Aud there
are figures Of serponts cut tie trees
IN some places to which they pay religious hom-
age. Parental affection IL generally very strong in
tho abOrlg mes anu when = chu dies tue parents
testify their grief In the same manner tle Al -
cient hcathen CanaanitoA by cutting themselves.
l have seen a number Of women sitting down 70
mourn with lereayei muthof-ther skin pas-
tered with white clay, and blood streamin Gown
from larse EAstes mace with tho tomAhHWk In
ther heAdH In cou'ufsl aN~tOu hhvhgos are
generally Deficient ASS travel. Ia distant parts
Ot ,he inferior, can bear witness that Ahorl ucA
hAve Ncatol me with k.uducss AMI with polite cone
sdotaton which nd not expect W meet 40 such
\ quarter Aud believe they are ssA people re-
| mArAAuiy susceptible of imitcAAouH nom kind
treatment. They rccot uiLed no rs Uue VINO sought
| heir good, aud wer' evidently plenatl aud tnauk
iul 10 sec ~ thought them worth loofius sitor
| Their musical power ~ strong. Oh their S,ry SIM
| Pie mriodlcs, some have Mild mlrthiU ness sud
| others most 7 Eiutlve melancholy. TIE very soul
| Of the people seems TO breSILc ont IN their lrit
| songs. Aud when under waning, their musical
ta.,e has teen successfully used al AID IN tuO.r
| civilization.
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throwing railroad train nom the tsk
d'vosv bis crimes u every manly attribute.
Therefore there can he no regret Tor his end. ADd
even oommisyraiicn can e1tnd no farther than .
feeling Of pity hat an inu gent man shouli rs.ch
such ahasorntnt Nor. than ordinary inUrta al.
'sche' 10 Tbs execution, however. for tho recon
that IL is the first Instance during the war In which
a criminal Of It's character has suffered the Heath
penalty. Hhsto form prec' dent, A. It und, MA
edly viii. Msf,ts q BtaLEN tie St Adams raiders
and al others who may b. s-re-ted and cunvict,,i
Of similar crimes will be equally summary. 1,
viii have an inporan, effect also, IN stopping
raids and p,rSces from neutral brritor-, and y n
bsoh the rebels that commission from JErp. IA.
Wis uHl not SHIELD from punishment = man W 10
places himself upon level with the lowest class Of
crifninAs.
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THE NEW YORK sun.


W iHitHEtun Nddfd.
Tie e.IsYrs o' Wilmington. Hso the fAl ~
Canloston. var 'o generally anticipated, tat the
se.a ev ut G, ius loss attention and interest than
20 ~ r.es Iisan important victory upon which
tho .t.ooess # n. Other combined operations
"a 30 Richmond largely depends. Tho occupa-
IN NJ wilmington SECURES . new bass that Ia
eqgaI ,ivtnpge7us Tor furthr operations
.Iirst BfArHrG,tn or LyE or both. Generals
FonortziD md 1rrrr can now advance either To-.
pa s weldon or KLcgh. The capture Of the
iormsr pll would -c~nfe The svacusuon q Peters
triry whi, the oocupstion n Raleigh would IN
snre me success OF snsRnAs beyond persdventurs.
The latter bss probably by this time rosched .
Trnt where he may expect " encounter conoen.
tr.ton n tho gArr.sons q Savannah. Charleston
and Wilmington, with the large forces known N
- under the command Il BtArHgqAHn, in the di.
rcoton n Charlotte aud sshsbury. Tie latter
mus nov Eight or eGot . iuhction With
Ira and the probability IN tsAi the
former course viii 10 sdoytod II "a
10, saio W predict fon the Comparatively
easy sieccs,es Shlevoi by General snERsAS thus
far, that ho VII not encounter groni and formida-
HE oppoeihor Tie r.tsl lcsicrs have beeu pro
pariug for uon,ts ior tho grand dow which they
evidently intend " strike. IL Will require all The
genius aud resources ~ General snHnsAs " mee,
the issue now prssouped N him. slould the enemy
continue 70 Arucpats " doclno b.iLe. . feu
nore moves will cut a all the remaining lines Il
communication opcn g. the enemy. Tho distance
non wilmington V Ralrgh, We capital Il North
CJohn, Que hnndrcd aud thirty miles and W
G"dstofo eighty mrlqs. Goldshoto 10 ouly hny
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rns mushfoorn MEXICAN Empire complIcsies our
relations "ih France to degree that renders the
continuance ofpcace sui ect accidents and espri.
oes, over which II n impo-D bic b. exercise lo,1ti.
n ate control An ind.sorcet cousM, ~ army, or
nsvA' "f,cer, or The chance drus 81 a gun. may
kndle up fame n war, the issues u which i, ia
almost impossible 10 predict. The difficulties
b'tween the two comtric, are q a character that
r'nde'- 'ortF"rAlcc tie meet Nduous of virtues
Al o." n'rtoric racitonS and every motive a ia.
tonhl S'f-.ove 1nd interest," and die lArao Of time
iscG AL Herm T. combine to incroate our opposition
IN the Policy which Frame has chosen 70 .dop,
Under this 6, ndhun 81 Affairs. which brings us in
opposition 10 he most Assuto aud unt ming power
IN tho world il Is fortunate Tor tho United States
thH' peace ~ 'ar more likely g. Promote our policy
'han wM We won RISK much by plunginR into
hostihtcs, and Secretary SEWARD fortunately
SEEMS to recognize this fso, Rut Ioris NIroIEo,
also sees IT, aud he may therefore hud mean. to
bring On swar 70 secure tho success Of his heIi.
'an schemes. Il is uPou thls account that lhe re-.
rent insult = onr fas hy French vessel upon the
Rio Grandc IS invested with Flch importance. An
omission N salute oUr flag may he nothing more
h.a breach # ordinary courtesy, M.sng from
Tor Eeuunoss or other causes BIt the formA
honors paid g. tte rctel ensign IS deliberate a.
At no French officer would dare 10 commit unless
he were vel informed H. the wishes Ano
Intentions Of bis government. Then, too, We hav,
he smiling ~ rebel ram from French harbor
and the reported acquisition OF nearly one ait th,
mevican territory by France, ~ fruitful causes o
rritstion. assuming the dee Ion Of the Aryicar
u 4 fAsI k q. 4.
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A., ne m,e,ing II xort iugruen held on Tler iav
evening, At the Coot~r fnsirl,e, brief al SONS
were made 10 some contemplated leg .laton uron
tic subject " srpr.ntcins boys 70 various usdc.
Although the plan contemplated wu not fully dis
cussed, We can imssine the vast BENEFITS complete
'ystsm Of apprenticeship would confer upon the
great body ~ our mechanics The fpt thM az
Hnorsnus can now provide himself With ~ =
tools and compete with skillu workmep. a. .
thorough IourueymAn, "a sufficient 10 induce every
employer " look with favor upon any tnosSii =
likely 10 produce hester class Of operatives hAa
are now turned olt under The system si1pI-d ?
some employers. A. pr"ecnL young man vorks
Tor some years At low wages, and on iohs s1.ed 10
bis capacity, becoming vi llh or he reverse, a..
eordins N the opportunities given. or by virtue a,
his own industry and snsrl-y. In short the cool
workman IL thus made hy ch.n,c, and hlniteis
Of unssillod mechanics turned loose az quincy
men upon disgus,ed employers ANY pan thu,
does away with such n svrHm vii he received
with favor by tie public and We HOPE the wors %
inrmen's Union viii vigorously agta,e The 81. Jet
until some reform has been accomplish ed.
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DEATaES.


BAGIFY- On Feb gith, Mar. tlcu.,,ior,,
Bailey, se'i 90 YEAR.
Tie lsla.Ets and ir.ends n the family, and those
oi her iHttc' lnoWp Mo- sdO, arc fr.",.. Ul.. .t.
Nitod To attend de funeral, thIs tslsuloa,l offer.
noou, al oNtfS, non no- iste fesid' NC $50 flst
lNh - Her remains vii ie taken o. toe Church oi
the Immaculate conception, Nt,Ic a slirU.u tNgh
MAJ, nj Requiem yh h. oncr,d o. ur cine r,i.u
~ ne, soul Auu 'n'n'' 70 Nu'-'y Ceuo'c.' TO- .H-
"I'"'"'' rs
Shitif. Ado ph BouteiIN a-CI sc4Is. lu .-u4tls
AID II csys.
Hls tri,nls 40 respnc'tuuF invited ~ attend tho
ra,Ia. ON Suu''y tvtiuou., -. tus ~ t'U.eA,
from hue la,c Ie'idslco, ~ =. p.Anl IT, Nil..'.--
tutku. no
CHRISTIAN ~ S. P3u's Min, on wcdn,.ir-.
f"h t1i, % cou.uup,.u, Mr. Iouu ,lrstau. lI taD
HE 'emtiu. vi Re- h-ousht hero .or .atata. eat.
Notqe % the funeral hereafter
CtIirN Cd, .Ii,..t.. c,.pir. Na,.,-,, d.
los ei vie Of Tstric, Cote, Atet 20 ,.s1s
llc iieits oi iNH FAMILY, H1t .' hrr f'''e-s tri
lruth cI--u-Bv, ufr uo.tai tO at,uut fu" ulro n
tits t>auIuaty Airl.O a, At o'cu,A, nom her late
| Iesdtn,e, .,o Maa..oa IT. IIl
IAININ ON rh,r.da,. Fob .gt to,.,,It,., g. ,r
,.- INK .,, ", y ,'' i ,''. "a r .'''.'
ycsrs, mouths and Ii de,,
miy irgi.cI to At nd me f'S.. n % is,i'I'(l
aiternOou, at o'clock, from 1.G sullivan IT,
uNRptspN a., yyoa,c.t,,. e,-,,.r. t,,, ,.,
Mai. n Nh. of IIo,'s. ami ON and q, o., -
np ot i,,.. NJ i i'u,lN Va A.. ,' -.' -
80
Inc funeral servce will take plarc H.. 49, Ne's
Chm rh IN .or ~ op,-'l,. move ON -Iut, "a. =, .
uo,n. ia. .I|h a, . o,.u.h me lp.e..ta- III. A
| hienIs ,,p O. i-,cthlly Iuyt Ell TO attend psf
MI ~ $50 On liAs ~ AnA'''y hA''
"lH' ',' .'' 't ne OF r'iu"c' an ''"AA' t.tI 20
''l,N t'U'''' VIA = ~ 81. A., ..,
10y ul'"'' .'.l ,''h' o. VIZ '.'1IN p. ' we
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

hncock's Porous Strengthening TIadcrs.
Co. an teams,er and have followed M vocation
IN the army since the hc.An. la coascIu,. of
gettins constantly wet VIZ 3. On 9Th rains 100 my
limits, and lous th" course OF the v,irJ insac mg
ioF- hing- the -" ot marble .louoI thsn.c,vo.
w 40 lame vas Obliged 10 -ive no work I.ota
crutch and b. constant good nursing got .1uo 'ctrr
hut .i'l the 'utnTe remained and IN, exert ou in.s,
me lame AGAIN. Seeing your No ice iu the Iu...r
Gazette rot four m po-or, P.ste-, and f,. ol
them on the parts uhefe 3D. pius were most s.vcrc
and In ess than twelve hour could xalk " vel =.
ever. could hardly believe 10. va 40 ell rcrs,i
uantoi to zee II the Aucuoss you'd come hack on
me ~ not 90 ! I'D NOR waking shat asy than had
Gons In sseoE. The nettdsy had some pain 3D. rly
hin hut PIT IN plaster ghere and two hours toe
pain VA NJ zone, nor have io'' Il u.r.r Certainly
hev are the best spp cation for the relief and cue
psns in the oins and back, and for varioo.c or en-
lnrged veins have ever known, and would not be
without them on any account. Yours Truly. .fo.c,h
t'atevocl, care Captain l.. e.. Strgng department o.
RoT-,iIs City Point Va. Principal depot Tor tho rae
Of th.s plAs'cr Brandrcth building, Sew York Al-o
cold At { Mon square, aud hy ali d1ls..sts. 81.
Dalicy'H Magical Pain Extractor Be-
ware Of countoricIu Il doubtful buy direct ri de-.
pot, ~ Idhcriv t 80
NIessrs. Fowler ~ Wells, Fbrrnolog =,
So Broadway, give ChHr's daily "a
Wheeler & " iIsou'- Highest Premium
lCck- stitch sewing Machines, tz5 thosdvsy. s,e
wheeler NIlsou's Butouhoe Machine, 80
Grover ~ Bakers First Premium Elnsiic
stitch and oc. .tiprh -e~inr uschncs, lls Bo.aen5
\. " and ~ Fulton NJ, BIuuElvu .It
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maIc,s IInnc, of uorchonnd and .rnr

certain cure FOG cough. coa. iuturulp, hoa. -ues'
eiihcult hioathinr ani AL NJ, .tolr OF the "a o,
bfonChig tubes aud luuf- l"adluf 20 consumption.
The Honey ot llotchouud ruotHcs all irritation. Ih,
l.r on hAiu OF ',tnl y urt FAtv' c"Huses and hrtl
Ike Il, Ncgu's pcr hottie. luI .ihr o. n drug st..
thslos Down General a."nt 81 ''iNr- '. y g. %,
Pylc'- a. * soap The Poor pcoplc's
stCTe. &c..
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Financial News Markets. DC.

Nrv YSrt, fr,+ap, FrA "a ? k-Th, suctua
tions IN gold, IA hu!lctacd A. Girn', se.clants Gg-
change TO-DAY, have been - oliev, At /. 80 a N
AUos lnab, 1871. 1870, loeE. lo45, 1904. 1889.
49,. H. l9J lilo, 1884,. II 10, 1881: n 2c.
l'9 il.2b, l9os 49, logA li.4l lg1N Irb.
1872. 1913, lg' e., a., 1919. 1910, 1872, i1.o.
.Joa. l21, .u., l-.',, 40 D.: l3.hS, 1917, ca,
1871 liO, 49,, llb, noe. l3A l1e., I5,,
2co 2oN, ?Du, 20, 1894 ..ic. lgsN 2.5C, 49,.
J. I''a Sl., io9a. s.9A IVA $50, l'9 3 g.
l9' 4, l9S 49, 1881. The ,tock m,rl o. orcr o.
du snd lower, hut after the call srae si improve
mont took pace v hich, ho~cvor "a, soon oct, nd
g'ics at the close were all lover. New York state
sto"ks we're declining "a consequence Of the forth
coming new Issue for the payment Of boun'ies Gov
erruonis remsin steady and uniform Mouov CON
tnues cH-, at a Per cent, Niih only limited dc.
nand, etcrllug hlLs we're quiet At lOSa1t.A for
ha0kor'. ON Change ic-da. Flour vrs hcnyJ AM
droop,ur. Wh's' vn dull Corn vac quiet AMI steady
un's we're scarce aud firm. Pork e.s loscI. Beet
N'u s'oily. Laid Ggm ard Whls1ey vas dogia.
Cdly lower.
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washington Market Retail Report.
tRspored Expressly for TIM srN." b. Van ALLEN
bboIFtPS strictly Produce Cotl mission Mer.
cbauts, / - " t-hins TN street. y "

= OF
ITfnEY tvFTIyg, Fol. -. g. -.is
Tho market 'how' craiIL iucicVs in al thing.
oE'or, meat and poultry which are 10 advance over
our 'ormer large quotations. ESortitant pr,e. i,i
All sinds NJ fresh mesD demanded with far sale,
Poultry is Jighhy In aIvsnco, hut no, a. inch in
orsa'ne rates msats. tgr, ore lower But,eri Ia
received remarkable fall during tho week but j, In
better dcnrnd THE morning, and IL held 6rmcr At A
slight increWs. We here gi,o the marke, ~ We
hndn
hufoh'rr Was Rons, teet prime. -Aasc com.
mon, -a2Sc very common, Y'12tc par pound. porter
nuu.e a'i5 corr-h''t I-t-5o, veal. 4lac i0r liuI
ltuh 2bAt6c bacon. 31ea-c: corn-pork. s. p, .
ssiusAes 'albc lard, ieat -5a4SD tongue, smoked
sonl ~ hams. 25ay.r
Poultry a'id Gsfl, rurkes. prime. l...5,. ch.- ".
shickens iosi 80. rifh't, pr g,i1 s7.aI' q, pm
Brit,r 1rd Ch's.s ltsn,o county iut'er in pa
rsld To-Day a. aboJt 5-c Ics J' ma p'ipe -'so a.
49, isir' S'Ni' common. .,sa,' cle,so s..i'uf
Is.'o5i.s. Inns bea1' .-- ,e.lins At 2lagcc -
~ 49, In'a'oee' 500 .. PIX. totutoe-, = pcr POI
aet' % esbhase i5l.s W. e,s. red, 2asJ.c On.
'"iI.' 81 pcr quart iJC, shtf, lillt'.
,p't,snIonss. IApre'' r.,cuins' ny. reet, --6'' ,
BNtuuetth y soc cVmiutu, t.atu' OfNntrs, % q
20 ~ doh"n lemons ioa5Dr drcd opp!,t per
s'in1'ir' Bean. China. rcr mart. tossoc. tra--
,o., 49, sidncys,; al c pe.s, siit, lir ponce.
anbi~ . srNrctt N hiie. lnf-e ri. stew. r.t
SS% ~. ssaer Htnlt, " quart. il5c crnnh'rI'~
touud, 40 hicfor, nr,., y quart, i,c -, .1,.,
-, 80 lna1 "r~se butter, u. yer paYu. 'Jd'
l'-thr lea bi.cs, sal 70 rIi1d ,iccr. -,I DO. .
ndt' g. sal I Eng'ish and u.t,ktss ,nt 5I cam.
. lt round strained, -~a.i3 k,Io',ue, rniluH ."
70, NJ p s maj, K, cot''e, ~ touai' o.,
81 a'hed' "a ia susar houso s,.up, -. suiou soa
~ mplasses, o., I Sol 81.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

4 lBlON HOTEL - GENTLEMEN, OR
r"ltemon and thelr wives, wishing hoard nv
tur 90 ol week, with double ~ single coma viii
ho'. pcDummoiauons and attendance, ut al per dsr
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t4eh'I to ihc houte; rooms 20 let without board;
u'ft. ~ All houts durins he dav. Corner OF NNv
boUert and NcS ChAmhers street. john MAO
DOS AID, Proprietor. IA
4 COUpLE OF YOUNG MEN CAN RE AC.
- ,oHuod,tod with board, with a single room. q,
q Division H. 81
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC-
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5"ol' from I'd ave Furnished Rcd oon. Tor res
Pc ihlr mechanics, each a separate room IRON ~ IS
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hLChANlCS-A FEW RE~PECTABLR
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SOME FURNISHED ROOMS To LET FOR
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Eprluf tDhloue, now ready. 1872
THE 71H WONDER Nv THE WTRLD-
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RElIGIOIs NOTICES.

CANAL ST. PRESBYTERIAN cE C-ECF.rS
y. .ir"ene p. rcar CanN. The Rev NJ ENFe
.hl pre,ch tomorrow, - IN 4 " asd P.N st0.
cd 81
L THE MEDICAL PROFESSION A BLESS.
y inr or cu-sef FtiEN REARp HARNAN,
VI. ~. ~ iecfu. urs8 .as -Ib ect, ~ " f0po
Hall 70 6th ave, on sn6a At =. VI. br liA' +,
aud other cistin. uishei ~ &c A1s u. take part
me ton. sui. ct ~ = d. Tie nfo. nf il.
pia'eucut OF The sabbath" 10
IOHN STREET NJ. Z. CHTRCH-Bnsinoa
~ and NorkluAneus DAii, uon Prayer hcctir !,
nom ~ ~ oClprk. Christian ltoihien and sis-s =
and he putc scnorrIlv are cord aliv invitd to Ne
tend. ior The holc or any par ID tie hour -
NVTICE-rRLSB. cat ECH. LARGE Hall
N-.h ave-. cor. 1.d e.. Rev X. &. -TlINEAI.I. Mn
is'rr EecuIa- services. \. snd . ". subject "
sscu lr The Ctui,l on the KocA. Chffst. - Peter
and Pho ltp.. 800
pEY. SIDNEY A. COREY WILL PREACY
~ IN tho Nlsre. uiI Baptist Chu CD, COZ 55th e,
stl Lexington ave- to-tno1ow, a. lIA, A. N. an 4
~ subject in the evening The Lord has
oIsuo0 nis Afmorv." 20
- :. snow, CALLED TIE PROPHET. d"
~. viii preach IN Clinton Hall Asior Place. -
snt1ay' Al 8 " ", on Dan Al 36-4s. Scats ir,e. 8
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WILLIAMSBURG AUCTION -

w row NHFNb, will eel, thls dar, At ~ o'clock
opposite lor' station, AN n, ! valuable B.y Hotsa
-rIuc WAGON and Harness. Also lot %. Hsy,Stra1
a.. SslU pI-itiNe. 81
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AUCTION NOTICE-5oO CASES BpJTI
- md ffoes, % 10 so,i A. auction ar M..1af lrh.
%. 30 O'Clock, - the sto.c OF 4. s.. IAI.suNS a
SONS. 81 t0urtiandt 81
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W. LAY, NJ o. . O'Clock. ~ -N'rrnam - Nastal ~.
70 I"uer"i rssIrtm'ut Oi household furniture, oif~
c.t.r- bureaus, vaslAt.nds, lcustcsts mgttrsss.s
In urt -.e .NHu Iuus.s hooNcacS. extension dining
t.t'-, bullets, dining chair, oil pant uEs Sc l10
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4 sftIr ts'. 90 t.s. r. 800 ai-f r. near Ri nFn.
nice u.tpgi'.,n of toIfrrnd furniture, h'csc1rirs
""rf".'. stove uli uNtlre, clock, sh,do', &c Sale
W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-16
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l6. 1855

WILHs1.mESIA BUERMEyER. daughter OF T. Buermeyer
and wife Of John Thompson the 18th OF her age
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock precisely from her late residence 20S Smith
street. brooklyn.
Belfast Qrelandl papers please copy
TiERSAa-On Tuesday. November IL, Bridget TIER
MAN. native OF Roecommon, Ireland, aged So years.
The relative and friends respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from the TRANSPORTATION church. Mott
street, this Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock.
Roscommon papers please copy.
TnoMPsos.-At Harlem, on Wednesday, November 10,
after lingering Illness, Deacon BENJAMIN NJ THOMPSON,
aged SO years, month and rs days.
The funeral will take place Saturday morning, at
ten O'Clock from the Baptist church. Fifth avenue be-
tween 126th and 12Tth streets.
VAN KEUREs.-0n Tuesday, November H. JANIS w.
VAN KEuREN, in his 3lst year.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral this Thursday morning. at IL O'Clock,
from 800 Garden street, Eoboken.
WAsHBu.S-At New Canaan, Conn, on Monday even
ing November 13 JOSEPH WAsHBURs, late merchant OF
New York aged So years and months
Tho funeral services will take place at his late resi-
dence SO Fort Green place. Brooklyn H. L. this Thurs
day. afternoon, at two O'Clock
Warren On Monday November 49, OF scarlet fever
ANNIE MARIA, daughter Of Vim IL and Maria j. Warren,
aged years, months and Ii days
WISTEs Suddenly, at East Boston. on Sunday No
vember H. HENRY WSTES, aged "a years
WEsrERvELT-A Hackensack, N. j., on Wednesday
morning. November 10, Rev. ). D. WrrEEvxLr in the
Esd year Of his age.
Tho relatives and friends of the family arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the Rev A. Amer
man church, Hackensack Friday afternoon, at two
O'Clock Cars leaves New York foot Of Chambers street.
At quarter TO twelve A. NJ