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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
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An Act to amend an act entitled ''An-act TO authorize
The sale Of Marine Hospitals and ReveaNe Cutters,
approved AprfI 10th 1866 DR. selrgu 8t7
Be IL endeted by the Senate and House OF RePres-
snS;,,ss ~ he United States oCAmerieG in CrngTess
Assembled,
That tie act outitled IAN act to authorize the saIeo t
r,ariue hospitals and revenue cutters" approved April
5SA afeth eighieenhundTed and sixty-Slx, -sha!l not
he construed To authol ize the Secretary OF the TIE aS-
nry 70, tease OF sell any such ho>pttsl where me relet
furni- he'd 10 sick marine IFS -hai show an exientO u
reIaf equal tuCtwpnty cases per diem on an average,
for The fsst weceeding four years. or whero n" other
N f,kTe A dsusd~ith aeita! accamrn Gatt ms can be
procured up N TSaSouab e terms jOT the comfort anu
convenien. e Of the tAttSntS
Approved, Jane ~. 1866
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

TIE Seminary Building is going up
rspdly uudrr M skllifui haUds Of Messrs
Gee. & B5aseheial
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

Coo Necresry's for your choice Sc
sgt smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
(PnbLie R-ssoL,tion. az. 44.l
5oint Resolution nsking an apRgePTlauOn for there
Psif Of ne Pot0meeb bridge

Rssotredb 81 tie &.ndss pua Hos>s % RePrssensa-
firss n ms. United staiss n dmrriea 50 CoPgressas-
sensied,
tnstth The sum Of ten thousand dollars be, ana the same
- nGeby appropriated out 81 shy money 10 the treas
~ ~ StbeiWRe eFBrPrtsted, 40 enable me SOm-
tnsshsAer u Pubic Standings - place the PotesaPc
y sueh FepaiT A. ~ IeIeer a per manentiy pess-
We Nvak 10 be dspe immedlstely alter tie sP~
ktet~tel Ne 9olnt resolution.
Approved, June lk. 80 IL i8f
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

Last Tuesday a 6ns Got q POnys were
aOssse at this place, bound East.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

LNs Thursday night ice fourth of
an ipeh an 'hirkne's was :rUzeRr in this
issliOn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
s-.1,sd Irents FOR Prince q Co,
=, i.,u,s dividing Parties will be set
:, he following times and places BY


Rsny.. Union mebi Bring ell the
s5l aud eli the UnterrEh-d, that
\, n.J hear ,rue Unlon doctrine, be-
.r-s,1 b. hablizpd in tn faI;h that
f~sl ed mud control hs dssiiHiss Of
AZ EshOai
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

uso Hill & Co. ksvs SIS 900 worth
dGoods oSRiog.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

A isE Copies Of JeffrrsOns Man
jBsl received At The News Depot.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

McFsR & Ca. have everV,hing 700
ca dr,ire "a N wsy Of Furniture and
-ds'sy,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

srsn & Bros want, 10000 bushels Of
Wssr. az
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
HibaniaIEo rssnT

An Act IN amendment Of sn sci to promote the pnos-
less ui tie W. eiLl arts, anu the acts IN amendment
Of and in addttiUn theretU.Eia El8T' SO hCE
Be 1t euacsed by the Senate aud House of Re pres
~ssqtiDes of Uneted States Of america in Congress
aSsenbte6: 8sIsaI EraE Gs ssosG ssF
That upon appearing for The first time from the decision
CT the primary -exsmiT eT 10 The e&snsihers-iP-thief "a
the Pstrnt once. tie appellant shall pay a lee IN ten
dnlIars into the Psept Once TO the credIt . he Pate {
iund1 ahdp9o Rppesf iFvm the~gpyNmary exsmin 7 to u Q
exnhlneS%in-epieN srIl heIP4ter be ~ owed until
the appellant shall pay said lee.
Approved, SVne q. 1866. q
7 ID Tp6H%z No H6aiz
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

awe ars not partial TO 50 called Gift Enterprises,
besaHss many Of them are gotten up on false OF
fslIacious ppecalatiOns but when. rs in the pres
ent Instance, the 70 appears . fouHd basis. and Hheh
the character a. the psrtfss e1gRsed. and the descrip-
ton 81 pixies pfesoAt satisfactory Inducements 70 the
public. We, cannat refuse % wish fhe distributes full
soccess.-WGrTeB (Ohisl C0nstifutfOa. z D.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

JudIceS' Blanks for sale at This
shoe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

Sibbsih School Bell. jus received al
MARSH & co.'s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

A Few more empty BARRELS for sale II
Z. WORKINGS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

To Marish Wslcb, Ellen Allen, and Mathew
Allen, You ars hereby notified that Annice WEIGH,
as guapdian Of Sarah j. Welch, has filled a petition
in the Probate court Of Nemaha County, Nebraska
TIE iritory. The object and prEysr of which, is to
obtain an order of said court to sell the East halt
OF the South East quarter Of Section fifteen in
Township four. North Of Rango IS East. situated
in Nemaha County, FebIaska Territory, being
lands belOdging TO Sarah j. WeleE. a minor. that
said petition will be for hearing on the 18th day Of
October 1855. q
q. W. FAIRBR0THER,
STAT 7,5O Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

Vim. II. McCrecry. has 4 600 Rotls
KIh Pepper for sale.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
NEW STEAM
.ssTpoNAO

Having plenty Of Ds"k room for teams and Stock,
and a ooipmudiuus Cabin for Passengers. ! feel safe
ia saying my arrangements FIR Accommodations
speed and slfetv arr MT eqnaled by any other
BOAT on the NJ ssouEi River. Being !ocated at the
prosperous sId e ~'usi>hiny city pf Brownvill', Ne
hraska, in thp centre uf the great farming Country
in the West, where there | ! = United States Land
Ufiee; makes il the mnst desiE BILE punt for Eni
grants and settlers and having beea exlNHded
al leafs SIC. 000 on the roads and bridges both en- st
and west. leading directly to the Ferry. makes ia
permanent crossing at all times during the year,
the Micsnurib tom never .oter flowing at this point
while at aTl otheFsi dnes.i
Woaid say 70 Freighters and persons crossing
the D aims, there is not > starting point on the riv-
er where sueh competition exiss. in ~busoness, as
there are Forty Large Business houses IN this
honrishing CITY. <9s.si z1 tFf f 4set
The utmost C re and attention will be taken in
crossing the River at this point as it is under the
immediate Supervision of the o ners of tho boat
and landings. To save distance time and money
from all points North and East to all points South
and West, come by this route. as it is from so to
lbs miles shorter ,andthree t0,6ve DAYS travel saved.
j. C. YANTIS,
BroWnville, Sept. both 1865
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

ohoos Groceries at Henderson & Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

Faint Heart never won fair fsdv," and q lucky Gf
Will et a man up in the world. This Is the e0nsidar-
aiion thai induces people 10 ''try their lack'p and we
hope the % est man may VIM Tbe enterprise appears
sohsI and promises strict integrity o. Distribution IN
Der tie supervision Of achcsen committes.-Cifty Of
ArPteioe tNis.l Creseezf. AUG. II, 1856.
Sept ~ GINS
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

III we can add to thOm q bsuus o. $50 900. or q ME-
house OF farm, who's harmed b the expenditure. a
h,rtnne in q nizhl j. worth risking the Stamps roE.-
MJiiHburg fda) Telegraph
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

I premium in 0rcenbacks...,-""...s e5o,eea
| premium q House aud Lots situated On
Murry HnI, New York, with all the mod
srn Improvements; title peri set and guar
snteed4 ,e 4VbVVV
I premium. a Farm situated at MouSoy, Rock
land Co.. New Yotk, ~ hours from New +,
York, 10 minutes walk from the station, ( %
eontaininG go acres5 500 fruit haaFing -nabl
trees. apples pears, ard cherries. 8 acres
Of large timber, balance IN grass anderops
good fences, large springs, supplying =
magnificent fish pond and splendid trout
ing brook, running across the whole prop
erty filed with fine trout, god dwelling
house. 10 rOOms,l large barn, she'd and
hay lott, I Rranary ana carriage house
hVer door 6tted up and OecnPied By farm
er. hen coop, pig Psn, sOrn er1o, isL1rR-
plements, carringe, wagons hOrseS,2 oxen
5 cows, pigs, chickens, DC de-; title per-
feet ana guaranteed. .......-s..'.s. $4,000
/ premium in greenbacks, .."....'.' ..'slO 600
10 - Pisnos (SteinWayis and Chickering's 5000
40 " Sew. Dg Machines. Wheeler b Will
% son; = GroEsT = Bakers and sing I.l zAoO
Hunting Case wotehes, 49,. - 2 ,OO0
= Z 6Bssa " Watches, .a.... $500
The bahpce to bspf Damand Rings,Al
buns, Musical instruments, SILK Dresses Of
the latest fashionable patterns, Kid Gloves,
hAAh
valuable articles too numerous TO mention, 0,l0O
-
One Premium to each purchaser Of Ticket
THE GRAND MATINEE.
VIII take place on
Monday March AI89Z
AT the Everett ASSEMBLY hooms.FeW YORK,
At which time and place the
Ticket Holders Will appoint
q Committee Of GiSlnteFs
ested parties TO distrfb-
ute one hundred
1ifth thousand a01-
lars wOfth QfVaR-
liable property
AS above described
No PaStp0Renlent to take place on
dnq consideration
Each Ticket Holders name will bo duly regis
tered, and should the parties not be able 70 attend
the distribution, they Viii 70 i5fofned by mail OF
the gift they are entitled to
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH.
CLUB RATES.
S Tickets to enc address for $3.50
10 Tickets 10 one address for 500
20 Tickets 10 one address for 1850
80 Tickets to one address for 1925
30 Tickets 70 one address for : $500
81 Tickets TO cue address for $3.50
100 Tickets to one address for $500
In every case send the name Of each subscriber
and their Past Office Address, with the Town,
County and State, in fup. Money by draft, r. o.
order. Express, or in Registered Letters, mst be
sont at our risk.
AGENTS active and reliable agents Hasssd IN
every town Of the Union, with whom libsrSI ar
Judgements will be made. Ladies ace invited 10
form clubs and send foF Ok kefs. Or al che Property
would be as useful 10 them a. the gentlemen.
The best references WIN be furnished on sppli-
catinn. All PERSONS wishing tickets or inferma-
ton will pIea-e address, with full mann County,
plainly written to III. ADAMS,
Manager and Agent,
L- RIMaHna Slreal Nnn EorR
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

myUqfs
dav a. March a.. ID. 1851. ~ Ht tf - -
-, nariu< Of anims erftoA ~ ks1ate t1saa,
81 Hift deceated, at the RFpbats Co4E ha -
Rrounrflls. NemehE C0untY Netn4 lAhio3g
90 them ia tAs oRcebf sko Probate JafEaof IA
geusfv.o "a or before bat dsy, oF the1 Va - foe-
barred ffom payment.
gro. ". RAIRBROTAB1,
~ 4gpd $50 Pobass Ja1E.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

Remember the Place, Main Street, One Door
ahnve the Postofic,, Brownville, Nebraska.
go Ally in,nn
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

Manager and Agent
e4Nasua Street, New York
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-16
what Gerrit Smith says.

Gerrlt Smith has recently addressed letter
to Chief Justice Chase, in the course Of which
he deprecates the desire for revenge so freely
INDUCED by the radical leaders. He rebukes
this spirit, and tells them some unpalatable
truths, as follows:
chow sad that the North should, in this,
thr great trial hour of her VISION and integ-
rity, be found so mistaken in regard to her
needs and duties. She denounces the South
for bringing on the war. But her own
responsibility for it is no less than that of the
South. Nay, in the light of the past that her
temptation to betray freedom aud justice were
50 much weaker than those which assaulted the
South, her share of the common responsibility
for the war is far the greater She clamors
for the punishment Of the South under the
Constitution. But she shoud feel that the
South has been punished very severely alredy.
She complains that the South has still a
hard heart. But it is not harder than her
own"
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-16
The Chinese Tariff.
from the Journal of Commerce !


Does the Tribune writer ever stop t. make
his own pens? Why not? Whatprinciple applies
to nation that is not equally true with a
State, or town, or a community, or house,
hold? What is material prosperity for nation,
but the personal and individual prosperity of
the mass OF the people?
. o . In some sections, the milk from the
farm is carted by the owner for miles to a
cheese factory, instead of undergoing the
necessary manipulation in his own dairy
Prohibit him, build up barrier like chain
of mountains around him, and compel him to
set the idle of his own household this work.
instead of expanding his capital to have it
done by others,-argues the protectionst
But his household is not idle, he will answer,
only more probably employed at something
else
Free trade is divisioa Of l,bor, while
protection. if fully carried out, would compel
every man to be a Observation-Disclosures, under
the mistaken idea that all he expends for that
he does not produce il SO much lost. But
when we urge that by division of labor. each
man becoming skilled In some particular
branch of art, the ship which took one man
eight years to build, may be built by eight
men i'll nine mouths and thus save one-fourth
the actual toll, he exclaims, "Oh mol let one
man learn to develop all his faculties: this is
the true millennium of labor"
The effort toimpose upon the country tariff
that is designed to be "a natural barrier, like
chain of mountains" to cut lis off from
intercourse with other nations, may be success.
full under the pressure of political necessity;
butt will utterly fail in its purpose. Commerce
will flourish in spite of it; and like other barriers
which short-sighted human sefshness has
erected, 1t will very SOON be swept away again
by the progress of a more excellent philosophy
based on diyner procept.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-16
The Convention in Alabama.

The Montgomery Mail contains cal for a
meeting OF the district and an appeal to the
people at large, throughout the State general
y to meet without delay, in their several
ulstHcts Tor the purpose of appointing dele
gates to the National Convention" which is
No assemble in Philadelphia in August next.
ans ANS Call is numerously signed by citizens Of
montgomery, We presume, who say "ths is
!; Nv call Tor an ordinary political convention !;
~ rises In dignity and character above all
mat. The rescue of the South from further
sPohation and degradation, and the rescue of
sne Constitution from utter overthrow, are
last oound up in common cause; and when
we see Northern men leading in this cause.
alaorty. "''n Nea' a."
Inc meeting called is to be held at the
S" mouse III Montgomery on the first of
august We are glad to observe that the
non.empated convention in Philadelphia
da se@ with general appreciation, and if pru-
nr; as osiegates are selected by the Southern
SS oy meeting we have every reason to
~ vpe mat the result of the deliberations In
n~ convention at Philadelphia, will be the ac-
vvo o.; of the wishes of every conser-
N NV man throughouethe country.
drom nev' L. Classens who was recently
sn3 was Professor of Moral Theology,
tbs pastor OF st. Mary's Church, Annapolis;
oI,.ne v. j. Bradley was on visit to the
p Pr the Rev. John Gerdeman was
Of t .I OF Rhetoric and Literature, pastor
ana ne g catholic congregation at West river,
Cb u VI the colored congregation of ST. Mary's
Govt NE FOREIGN NEWS Of which We publish a
tba aasnsed account in another column, shows
E' as there has been some hard fighting in
na" aope succeeded by still harder lying. Both
s Celebrate victories, and we must wait
ADJ, anotnsr steamer to see with whom the
AaVantagss rested.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-16
BUSINESS CARDS,
DARNUM'S RESTAURANT.
ID AND LAGER DEER GARDEN,
JAMES ST., over ARMSTEAD'S BRIDGE,

NEAR THE GAS WORKS.
SIVIEROU & GREENWALD, Projectors.
The Proprietors of this Establishment would
most respectfully inform the pubic thar their
GARDENS are in every way worthy ot visit.
Being but few st ps from Armstead's Bridge,
the location is admirable or thos. VIII seek re-
lief from the heat and dust ofthe city.
We are prepared to furn SD at all times
DINNERS AND SUPPERS
For Weddings, Parties AMI Balls at the shortest
notice.
N. B.-The Bar is well stocked with CHOICE
LIQUORS..
ls- No obi 'ctionable characters allowed to
visit the grounds. jun22-lm
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-16

ATTENTION MERCHANTS.
TN addition to our large stock of
Il Chewing and Smoking Tobacco aud Cigars
we have to-day received from factory
40 BOXES BRIGHT TOBACCO,
Among which will be found the celebrated 2.40
Brand, and Jas. Tiomas's FL Dorado.
Alo, so boxes of the finest los ever offered in
this or any other market.
Our stock is now complete, and we ask close
examination of all buyers in our line.
Call and see for Yourself at NO. 81 Main street,
un6er Mechanics Hall.
iuu2a HAMBURGER BROS.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-16
BUSINESS CA6DS.

NM He =. LAND,
DEALER IN
LUMBER, LINE, COAL, HAY, PLASTER
CEMENT AND BUILDING MATERIALS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
WIDE WA TER STREET,
fOld Custom House Lott
Has on hand
SHIN Giles, LATHS,
HAIR, WHITE, SPRUCE ana
YELLOW PINE BOARDS,
JOISTS and SCANTLING,
FLOORING PLANNING,
DRESSED WHITE PINE,
CEILING and PARTITION STUFF,
jy26-1y TONGUED and GROOVED
NOTICE.-James Ill. Johnston, Jr.,
N IL George w. Johnston, have asso-
Grated themselves together under the firm Of
f. JOHNSTON Il BRO,
for the pu pose of conducting the wholesale and
retail Wocd Business and ship Broker
age.
We will keep constantly on hand seasoned Pine
and Hard Wood, which we offering to pur-
chasers at the same price it is selling at in the
County Dock and deliver it at their houses with
out my expense OF carriage. Merchants and 9TH
ers doing business in the city, may send hir or
ders, and rely upon prompt delivery OF tht kind
Of wood the, specify without requiring theirp r
sonal attention. We can be found at Newton's
wharf next to the Ferry.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-16

GAVON DE TEKRE
Some Soaps burn your fingers,
Some your cloth and
All melt like dew before July
TIE SAvoS DE TEhaE Cos DA4K Bkows FAMILY
SOAP
WON'T DO EITHER
On the contrary it is
Pleasant to the hands,
Harmless to your clothing, and
STANDS LIKE a SlONEW VAIL"
Thi. article is made from natural product and
is in every way superior to the ordinary Fanilf
Soaps. Be>id its superior cleansing qualities,
it sotens gools and brighten G lors witnout in
j ny to either. One pound equal to one
and a-halfo of ordinary soap. saving of so per
cent. Send for Circulars. Soldby the trade gem
PRIS CIPAL OFFICE, 80 vESEY, NEw-YORK.
NJ. 3. STAFFORD,
iv3-3M President.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY WARE
HOUSE.
NO. ii MARKET SQUARE,

r DESIRE TO INFORM MY OLD
Il friends and the public generally, that am
making large additions to my already extensive
and well assorted STOCK of Hardware &C., which
am offering at the low st market rates
Mer chants, Cont actors, Farmers, Mechanics,
and House Keepers, should look after their IN
terests aud examine the large stock of desirable
goods at No. II Market Square, before purchasing
elsewhere.
W. R. HUDGINS,
Hardware Importer.
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1900 CORDS SEASONED PINE WOOD
WANTED.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ
~ received until aturday, the 2lst inst at 10
o'clock, for furnishing the Norfolk County Ferry
Twelve Hundred Cords
SEASONED PINE WOOD.
Suitable for Steamboat purposes, and su ject to
the inspeo ion of the Superlntende OF til Ferry,
TO be delivered at the County whar in Ports
mouth at the rates of e ty cords per week, and
to b. paid for weekly as delivered.
Bond with approved security viii be required
ofthe CONTRACTOR.
BY order OF the Ferry Committee.
w. Ii. q. LOvITT,
i've Chairman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-16

The States can never be restored, or the freed
men tutored in manner consistent with due
regard for their best interests, by Yankee agents
of prejudice to examine calmly and justly hoth
sides Of all questions presented. They are of ,he
Gordon stamp, and seek to foment difficulties in
stead Of harmonizing. conflicting interests, which
servant employer and employed, Reconstruction
on comprehensive, Christian basis, is now the
d ty of American craftsmanship, and in that labor
we should be guided BY all the lights which his
tory, both ancient and modern can furnish.
The above is extracted from an editorial in
the Philadelphia Age on the recent outbreak
in Jamaica, The Age is an exceedingly able,
dignihed and influential paper, and its
opinions are received with attention and
respect all over America
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-16
OFFICIAL TOURS,

Gen. Sherman commands the military diyi-
sion of which St Louis is the Headquarters.
His territory lies chiefly west Of the Missis-
sippi river. His principal constituents are
Pawness, Sioux, oheyennes, Kaws, Arapahoes
Kowaa, Blackfeet, Crows, Choctaws and Cher
/ okees. His dominions stretch almost AZ far
Westward as the regions of sundown and the
Digger Indians When therefore Wa heard
sometime ago that General Sherman had
started on an official tour through his DEPART
nent, it was natural, fgom his anteoedants
that we should have expected to hear IL b,,rn
ing prairies and the oonHagration Of numerous
Indian villages as marking his pathway
towards the setting sun. We had expected to
hear that his triumphant journey over sm ould.
ering lodges would have inspired such tai.
ror amongst the gore Western sayages that
trade and emigration across the Western plains
would have been made secure for generations
to come.
The commander Of the division started on his
tour. He aetually assembled the Missouri river
some distance in a steamboat. But whether
that because .'a fellow feeling makes us Won
drous kind" and that he cared not to deyastafe
the prairie homes of his more Western con-
stitutents Or whether that the temptations for
enjoyment were stronger to the Eeastward he
was diverted to the more alIurinq regions of
Minnesota. Having secured, beyond oues-
ton, the safety Of St Paul and ST. Anthony
and rendered those cities impregnable against
the assaults Of the living s'Hole-insthe-day ! and
the spirit Of the departed .sT6ttla S;1 D ~.
al'sltlon seems then to have been directed to
lne eanadas. AT London, orsome other town
Y oaaada West, he seems to have partaken.
eleh great gusto, of "hard-tacl and a warm
Welcome and to have announced avery de-
.ided preference for that fare over the most
ielleate ylands when not accompanied by the
seasoning Of the welcome, Having made this
,raeular utteranee he seems to have abandoned
hs Ganadas to fate and the Feuians and 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-16

Saturday the 4th at 1915 the residence Of be, SON
n,law, Capt J. @. Dowty, 7s5 Magazine streat " NJ
CoAsHTI DARK OF eOtile, Repides Parish, La, aged q
The friends and aoqnaintances Of the and her son
nlaw, respectfully requested attend her funeral ~
MONDAY the l6ih inst, at 10 O'Clock NJ without firbe,
notice,
On December 9, 1854 Of received at tina bstt ~
Hfanklln Tenn, private JOHN AACREADY Orleans iiebt
His friends those his brother Charles Macready and Of
bis uncle DR. T Y LeMnnHie invited to attend bis m
neral Fon the residence Of the latter No % Cont street
THIS EVENING, at 6 o'clock precisely.
aged l6 years 14A M IL @Is'
The friends and scquantances of the families of Riviera
Aengens, Jacquet, Lemsitre Duhuc are resnect6 ~
suesed to attend, without further invitation his funeral
which vii take place THIS EVENING O'Clock precisely
sgd T9rPsiehsrs stree is, 30, 49i,