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ninety head Of beet cattle. amounting to
nearly $500.
California Fresh Fruits Received Daily
By LOUIS 4 COLEMAN.
Clohecy d Sandrock will have in 10 GO
pounds Of vegetables from Bitter Root next
week.
FRESH MILK. FRESH Il lL-Ki
:. PHIL E EVANS viii stan 4 Milk WAGON on
Aonday Sept II and will deliver to uotela Reetsn-
fants ana private families the best quality OF fesh
milk Ut reasonable prtcss Ordcn solicited
Warren's train arrived from Corinne to.
day with goods for Pemberton s Kelly,
Peter Walton. Klienschmidt & Dennee, and
Louis & Coleman.
Messrs. Donnell & Co. arc having the
plans drawn and will commence. probably
next week, the erection Of the 2Ox45 fire
proof hank building, on the corner of c and
Second streets.
Mr.. Countryman to-day put up portion
of the frame work of the Kohrs s. Biclen.
berg's building on Main street.
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Loss Of Mr.. +. G. EvertA 1--WE learn
from special, dated Virginia City, to-day,
lint Mr.. N. p. Langford had just returned
there from the Yellowstone expedition, and
brings intelligence that Mr. r. G. Evcrts,
formerly y. $. Assessor of Montana. had
got lost from the ar'y, and after eight
days """vaiI'ng search they gave him up
hr dead and returned. While it scarcely
seems possible that he could bc lost, when
here is only the one trail aud that directly
along tho river, 1t must bc rccollcctcd that
NJ. Evcrts' vision Is very bad, it being
impossible for him to recognize persons II
few feet distant without the aid of glasses.
Ifwhilc absent from tho party he should
have lost these, it is not impossible that he
night wander off and famish. Further in
torma;ion will doubtless bc received in a
Day or two. 1t is to DC hoped others Of the
laty have found him.
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LOCAL NEW $
ISclIxiOus Services.
t.pEciAL To THE NEW NORTHWEST.
Tie Yellowstone Expeditiop.

Virginia City, September a3d-Gencral Wsshburnc's
Yellowstone Expedition campcd on the Madison, on.
,ni;e vrgni" city, last night. and will be IN Helena
next Monday. Mr.. Everts lost September 9TH. in
the dense forests on the south side Of the lake. The
party searched for him for seven days without dscev
,riog any trace Of him. Mr. Gillette and two cavalry
men remained to make further Search the others Civ.
a.. them all their provisions except enough to subsist
them home. The party made accurate maps Of tho
lake and river.
A company Of infantry, under command Of Major
Bamfort, passed here to day, en- route to Fort Ellis.
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Resignation. Mr.. 6. W. Irwin, Asst. AZ.
sssor of Internal Revenue for this Divi.
son. having other duties in view, hts for.
Farded his resignation to Col. Church TO
lake effect Oct. lst. NJ. Irwin has been On
ddcient Officer, having organized tho scr.
vice here. and assessed the District thor.
'nShly for some three years, giving uni.
'1ssl satisfaction to our business men, and
doing his duty faithfully to tho Depart.
aent. We know Of none who do not re-.
ne, bis retirement from tho Office. We hope
Col. Church will find a successor A. compc.
lent, deserving, and acceptable to our tax
ayers
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lcBirney has . swarm Of woramen on
his new building. 1880 brick wire laid
in one of the side walls today, hid the
force will be increased tomorrow.
Lehman Newman Louisville isont,,.
Lehman Newman Louisville, NStana
Lehman Newman Louisville. Mocha
Lehman 4 N0Vsman,
''DoCLDIn" BLOCK, LOUISVILLE, AlsaoCII cor~-~
DEALER IN Wines, LIQUOR iiQTGRs, c1eAps
and general merchandise. Always hand e ia.uest
CEDAR a's 81 sh ;sSsk s 4 Il
Louisville, June l, 1870. An
Court adjourned to-day. 1thas zen &C.
cupied for the past few days with uo,ions.
demurrers, etc.
~ IT'S LIVELY CAMP IL Pixies Peak ana coc
Hill anipulates the glasses at the lveliest SIoon In
nsas e Mss Ksooon
the Bar: The Pony SALOON Is hcsdquarsr. oe'na
Coils. ssndcrs and Wheeler hajno 10.
journed few days, went ayont tho noun.
tains this morning. after administering spir.
itual comfort to slumbering brother, on tho
Slope Side. Come again. .
A large quantity Of HAYwARD's GUN ROOTS
70 all sizes just received and for sale At JOlIN
FINK'S, Deer Lodge. S.-tf
MI. Joseph Ramsdell, formerly O. Mead's
Station, has bought from MI. VIM Koran
the old O'Ncill farm of 100 acres, Ome five
miles down the valley.
~ ROCKY MOUNTAIN DIsPATCH,North-we west
Interpretation Company, proprietOrs. THROUGH
BILLS OF LADlNG. at lowest ratee given over this
Line from all points East ra the Pacific nirosd and
i,sDy point in Montana For rates
WATSON BROS Agents,
81 Mat St Helena.
Rates to Deer Lodge same - to Helena Att
The foundation walls of the Wilcox
building are being laid.
a. MACS BROWN JUG /. not exceled in the
variety and quality Of Pure Liqaou kspt constantly
arc Invited to te.t samplcs Ut Old California Brandy
warranted pure aud delicious.
The Montana Pen,tentisry is completed
to-day save painting the conductors.
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The Capitals Of Europe.

At the present period, when the attcn.
ton Of the public Is chiefly directed toward
Europe. o statement Of the importance and
population OF the leading cities in the Old
World may not be without interest to the
reader. Some of them have increased in.
crcdibly during tho last few dcccnniums.
while others slow quite falling of. Tic
following table shows tho number of inl,ab
itants Of the principal cities Us asccriained
ny the latest census, and compared with the
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A Tn5sss correspondent q Lyons, under
date Of London 2sd, says To city y not OPP
posed to the Provisional Govssnmsni; the
majority, who 70 working msn, merely dis
trusting Trochu and Fsyra Lyons win 70.
sist Il attacked. There 90 a6out $1,000
regulars IN The city. Earth works ars osing
built Il d The. iatsntioa - soathem ana
western Frames 70 dsill ~ tsoops saseea.
ally until The prussians ,s1pce % eatE
forts q Park, when Ill win u apeesaisaAed
and narsh spss ths PsaaqioeA 49, 80
scsrcs, bst e1pected ftsen 0lDood.
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We saw ycstcr lay the stock, brought in
nm the range Ivy Mr.. Con Kohrs. to be
ahib;tcd ut the Fair. Well! It's just In
'sm The country, but VIC will see il 1t docs
Vt get away with o premium or two.
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Cedar Junction. NJ. r., Sept. 20.
LARGE Satellite heaviest transaction
in mining property, since the discovery of
Cedar, took place lust Sunday, the 18Th,
Mike Sullivan & Co. sold No. Ol above dis.
covcry. in Barrcttc district, Zoo feet; for
$1,000 $4,000 was paid cash down and the
remainder to be paid in thirty days. with
security on the ground, the seller to receive
30 per day until the balance is paid. This is
decidedly tue most advantageous sale heard
Ut for some time.
There are now Eve companies of Chinese
working in different arts Of the gulcl,, 4, I'd
many more trying to get hold Of ground.
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"'o. B. Whitford presents his Card To-.
wy and is now established In his neatly
"'so up apartments. Hcis commended 8
excellent physician. The prosperity OF
musician is sorrow 70 . community. Bar.
u mat We wish tho DR.. abundant success.
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DISSOI.UTION.

NllE CO. partnership heretofore existing under tho
1rm name Of Lane 4 EmmcrsUn, IN the NrtnOpOl.
~ Billiard uau is this day di.a0lyed BY mutual con.
aaa..ni, Mr. Lane disp0sfng Of his interest 70 n.
nth. All accounts due from tho arm will b. paid
aud al' due II will be paid 10, Mr.. Lane. Pcrsons
moving themselves indebted requested to settc 1t
VICE JOHN Is. LANE
y. EANERSON,
%c' Lodge. September sist, is7Q
~ \. Smith having purchased the interest Of NJ.
.Ma y Lane In the Metropolitan Billiard Hall, the
saM,ll hereafter be EMMcrsOn d Smith. Thanking
sS|Sed upon our house, we respectfully solicit and
'~ehdea,or to merit continuance OF the eaMe.
EMAERSON 4 SMITH
'9 Lodge. September list, 1870. Il
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IT Is said Dclbruck is arranging the for
mslitics for proclaiming William Emperor
Of Germany.
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THE Farragut obscquics will occur in
New York October LIST.
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SENATOR MoRToS is again reported to
have accepted the English mission.
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UP to Sept. LIST the relief societies or Eu'
rope had raised 2,l2S, 734 francs Tor the re-
lief of the wounded,
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IT is estimated 18O, 600 men have already
been killed Or wounded in the European
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HAvRE, Abbcville, Dunkirk, Csl,as,
Cherbovegh, St. llalo and Bscst are oil
prepared to stand siege. Roucn 10 u bc
abandoned.
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PREPARATIONS arc being made to receive
Farragut's remains 1t New York with mill.
tsry aud naval h0nors.
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TIE reported intention of Napoleon to
issue manifesto /, discrcdited.
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THE uprising Of the Arabs In Algeria il
serious. It Is asserted Prussia instiyated
the affair.
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QurTE strong Republican sentiment 10
developing In Prussia against the desire Of
the military circles l0r the annexation Of
Alssco and Lorraine.
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TnE Russians captured Luncttc IS al
Strasburg, Wednesday. Loss, tri1ing.
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5000 Ounces Of Gold Dust Wanted, for
Thlch thu highest market price will b.
nid ut the Banking House III y. II. BOhm
&C.,, Office NJ the City IIrny store, Deer
kdse.
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THE Univcrsalists are holding q great
centennial anniversary Mt Gloucester, Mass
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HOUSE LOGS FOR SALE.l
Three sets uf house logs Tor SALE delivered In Deer
Lodge. lupuilc VI 7. h. McKinstry, Deer Lodge.
sept. 81, II.
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SETTLE Up!

The change In the Aim Of Lane EmmcrsOn ncccs.
States the closing up Of all ac,Onnts. Mr.. Lane will
be at the Metropolitan two weeks, tc.orc departing
m the State, and during that time all parties having
bis are requested to present them, AND ALL OWING
rs ARE REQ EsTED TO PAY. We nust have a
settlement VI all accounts.
LANE e. ENlMEIsON.
Deer Lodge, September I'D, 1870. II
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JUICE Ortiz denies lie has becn rendered
tho English mission.
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ATTY GEN. AcKERMAN 10 in poor healtl,
and thinks Of rcsigning
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THE 18th annual fair Of Minnesota is pro.
grcssing at WinonA II u . great success.
Over 1000 entries arc made.
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500 French soldiers, escaped from Sedan
have reached TOul.
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MARRIED..

LoCNsnuRY-MCKINsrRY- the residence Of the
brides parents Deer Lodge, II. r.. Saturiay. Sent
18th, by the Rev. George Comfort. Mr. Daniel G.
Lounsbury aud Xias Fannie 4 McKinstry. No cards
We wish the welded pair all the happiness Mfc can
bestow.
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The French Shrug,
ana the German hug
Each have their turn
Al Macs Brown jug,

,,. % and Miss Couldock arrived In Helena
d,w aay' and will open tomorrow (6atur-
""sht. In the Chimney Corner"
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t,d.. wesley W. Jones, Sheriff, left -.
"' T"p-s Deep. II b ahsens wcek.
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Nj. ' " y 'l''am', Miss Maggie Iryine, and
aoo. Aa!c Kelley were 1t Snake livcs II
"'day, all right.
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TIE Besscmer steel patents expired ye.
tcr,lsy. Tho Patent Commissioner has de.
cided they cannot b renewed, and tho pro-
cess d public property.
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NINE deaths by yellow fever in New Or.
leans, Wednesday.
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U. 8. bonds Ia Frankfort. OF.
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PAWS ~ pruvisioncd Tor four mont
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Drugs and Medicines.
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So $50
List OF LcttCr1.

DEMAINING In tho POl
N tember 18th, 1870.
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From Wednesday, Daily.
TRAGEDY At BIG CREEK.
George xor1ier Killed By Jacob PAINTER.

: We have from MI. Geo. Keifer the par
ticulars of a shocking tragedy which occur
red On Big Creek, 90 miles this side of the
Loon Creek mines, on the Salmon City trail.
Wednesday, Sept 18th, resulting IN the
stabbing Of James Hogle alias Garrow, and
the death of Geo. Morrier. Morrier had
left Loon Greek and was coming to Salmon.
1t is said he owed = gambling debt Of $3.50
to Hogle, and $40 to jacob Payntcr. They
started to overtskc him, and did SO at Big
Creek, where he had just joined company
with Keifer. They rode up behind Morrier
with drawn pistols and ordered him to halt,
at the same time telling Kcifer to sit his
horse, as they were not sitter him. Hogle
demanded payment. llorricr replied he did
not have enough money, and dismount,ng,
seized his butcher knife. Hogle said: ".et
go your butcher knife or will kill you"
Morr;cr replied. ''Shoot and he DID,"
and started for Hoglc, who fred twice rs he
approached, the first shot missing and the
second cutting the top of Morrier's head Is
he threw it forward a. Hogle fired. Hogle
tried to fire again. but cap caught in the
cylinder, preventing it from revolving. and
he threw down the pistol and run backward.
Morrier cut him on the hands; Hogle's spur
tripping him. he fell, and Morricr sprang up
on him, inficting two wounds on his shout.
der and one on the head. Hoglc begged for
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THE WEsroH ESTER FAIR.

Judging the ThOrOu ghbreds-Ouklnnd Taiies
the First Prize and wild Irishmun the
second-0rion GeIs tho Premium.
Yesterday the fair grounds we're in = state Of
hustle and activity all day. and the attendance OF
thrifty farmers WAS large. In addition to the real
business Of the show, tho fruits, flowers, and live
stock, all sorts OF amusements were provided for
the vistorssuch as target shooting, morryg
and circus
Tue chief feature OF yesterdays proceedings was
the an ardng Of premiums for horses. Toe judges
were Hosea B Perkins OF Fort Washington, Henry
Dster OF Morrisania and Wm. IL Lawrence Of Yon.
kers. The premium for the best thorough eed
stallion kept for use in the county was awarded to
Oakland, very stylish bag horse by Revenue, and
reese mhlng his sire in many respects Wild IRISH
man, great, aashng horse. by Glencoe out OF Mary
Morris by Medoc, received the second prize. He
was Que OF the best horses that ever ran In this
country. and was second TO Lexington IN his memor-
able tllreeyear-od race. when everything oise but
Van al " a. distaaced.
The class FOR roadster stations had good entry,
toe frst prize oeiLr given to Orion. nice level gray
horse belonging to l.. q. Morris OF Fordham. lie is
~ IamblctoniaD cut OF n Messenger mare and tho
two strains Of blood seemed TO have nicked well
together. Peter story, nice lengthy well topped
horse by the same sire, was placed second.
ia Inc class iof Ge!dings or mares the first prizo
was awarded TO Captain Boyd, n bay horse
somewhat deficient in size, but possessing good
action, and the second to Niyandiere. pretty bay
Llalo 10y Volunteer. By far the handBOmest horse
and best mover in this clHss, however, was a dark
brown horse by lorouto Chef the very picture OF
bis o'her, except Ia color; two windglll, however,
On ms Hd less proved !alal bar 70 bis chance Of
"a pflZe.
TDc prize for double teams was given 20 pair OF
fine ups'anilns horses, driven b. WhipDle. the
second ocia- taken by q handsome pair of Black
Hawk mares belonging to Isaac j. LOYott. Follow
ing hIsc cane the lour-y ld coils. used Tor road
"urS. There were seven entries, but one was so
Jar ancai OF te other competitors as TO get the
lrHf at Oh r. Ima was a particularly neat but
OF t4c same 'ns p1Uef'ul chestnut colt, by New
Jersey, out 81 ;he DsWurs mare, the dam OF Henry
", GtEul. He was " u Ly Lis owner Mr.. Chas.
". Bt.i-gie, OF Forf AN. Whom the judging was
over he w9a sont round the track and trotted hall
milo without q SKIP or break In 1454, q yer,
good perform nee Tor youn! horse.
4 Drown mare, ~ ilnm5letonian, ont Of star
mare, shoWn IN th,s class, Was much admired for
her looks, but she would 10 nothing when in bar
ms he Jrd-e' . not take any other class yes
fnrfag, but viii r0niirue'thcir abors TODAY
l.NHg me Ht.ruoou MIR. Simeon Leland's four
/ 'u.an1 drag, drawn bI four spanking chestnut
".- driven round lie track much 10 the admiration
70 a. ItD
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TIE lar efESTILLn T. JENKs.

Proceed ~ bcs,rc the General Term In
r. o-.iya- ..ooutht Eui1gy by judge
No,iaul i.caUttst hY JIIze Cochran OF
Mcat. heaicr 'gGiy.
Al the General Tenn of the Supreme Court
held yesterday In Brooklyn Ivy ju1saa Jasepl T.
Barn I'd, Tappen. sa4 10 31J4, JGIss .;..!s,n o.
ne CITY Court arose AMI said;
Il 'lc Court plia C. hays to perform the painful a.
Iti -u,, M, inst term OF 90 court d dt u.u.sGei
urwgDr % ti.s bar, GIcenNii,o J-a.s has DEF 4reI
Al II uc time. place aAd manner ofhis d,ai,anl the
S' ,i NV, H|,ts nv n" ~ ge ia ,%iar
Is '.o. u9 rnn s1Gtlnci II t3at d.r. yna INV
a. fny.r 10 yoHr 10. Is IA cy,ly pat cllir.
e IN 6- y 1 ' -I as f S dcca iia a3'i
geyy 'ase p.'s-lt WA a. needs no ~ e,anation.
vince A IA ,us &c, ais u,ter slieace the day
-louIc.d hob "a tlal we have not yet rot quite
tr1.c % uit f',t Or Tue vent Ma TOO sharp AID
Nor need ya!s nonors be rcand mat. Under an
So up .-.e's4 m,ruegs OF our professor stronger
tly .h.sItH .,sos. We act 10 know each other e.i
i. cIe, oi IL IaHj' SrI5i a.d re'atoa5 ihe e
meii.e .l II i.I H. .'f lci, JSa !! .u.istes
al A.. Sc, Il of u, sGo a,slt ses NJ 10
t.ys Ia l.., 4u 60 .Ia "ltu Tao our dtpArtti bio'
ae4i % .a a IT, Vas iery ncsf to u. wSwitqess
be tTni 81 ul .nNth N.'h pld .taar'd his achieve
h.lsllt 49, i..t to As MS ne full OF promise,
AM % b. "a alag, IA. y me 1atlra, fruit Of that
l l1." ~ ne Hn W. bs won .gS,i
y all tw LtS IN t"e cot's az! " members 81 the
le home, 10 ION 70 oul cyprcsson Of the common
be, &c & Win pelgi'sicl 1eg 10 hotira
T. IL 1 5h hi. III raves s'u H. met sI ~ Lo a.
"a nj - 800 ef "a ne a5 ma i9FE Gi,e
"a Row o. ta st ie5p also RETURNING from his
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Letter from Dead Man-Uajor Slgour-
ncy Complains of tho Census.

10 ne f0ifof or Inc Nun.
SIN Will you allow me to say word in your
lumnary about now the census has been taken,
which facts are Of a most damning character to tic
Deputy Marshals When they frat commenced
taking tho census resided In Elizabeth street, in
which house lived twenty-four families, numbering,
all told, 113 persons, none Of whom were taken.
Among this number were forty-three legal voters.
saw the Marshal and asked hin to call ut the house
and take the names and his reply was that he had
passed through that part Of Elizabeth street. and he
could not 40 there again. moved irom there to
Carmine street, and the Marshal, the day after,
took the names OF that street, and his mode plan
OF operations, to take the names OF other
house, skipping over those houses that had the
largest number Of inhabitants. saw him and re-
qucsted him to take down the names Of my family,
and le actually refused TO take thom, There were
sixteen persons Ia the house on Cumino street. not
one OF whom was taken down, and know that
two hundred persons residing on Carmine
street have not been numbered In the Marshars cen
sus report. That is the the census OF this city
has been taken, solely for political reason by order
OF the Government happen to know a little about
the orders that were given to Deputy harslals,
which shall reveal at a future time If necessary.
Yours, truly, W. A. II. s.
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DIED.

ABBERLEY On Tuesday evening" John +. Abber
The funeral will tase plac, At the residence OF his
son John Anhe.lsy II PIKE d., ON Friday. September
BEN.NETT.- On SUNDAY, September l. at westport.
C3nr,, CAPT. F.. Bennett, aged . ears.
BHkSIlN,-ln Brooklyn. On Tuesday, September 49,
Ma Ellen Breslin, wife OF Henry Bresn. in the GOIh
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
ing, September IS ~ O'Clock from the Church OF the
ASSUMPTION, corner York AMI LaY SITS
kAl.LE.-On Sunday, September II in London, Eng.
otcongestl1n OF the brain. Mary wife OF Ferdinand
7. Earle, aud daughter OF T. W. Hutchings, aged q
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
GAlSON. suddenly, on Tuesday evening, Scptcm'
Der II, al RahwHy, ", D., Thomas y. q sTgon, Ir.
Railway, on saturday, al ~ O'clock J.. NJ Cars leave
foot Of t1rlud St jersey CIV ferry Al 10 A, NJ.
~, aud +, NJ. The relatives and friends invited to
attend.
1870 Mary the beloved vile Of Thos. McGr,ih, aged "
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
mlly lnycd to attend the funeral nom her late resi-
dcnce, @ Pen st on Thursday afternoon, al O'Clock
BuTaio, chicago Sac Francisco, and Syracuse papers
pca, q COPY.
siIERlDAN.-On Tuesday, September 10. John shcr
dan. IN the 63th wear Of his age.
His RENAME VIII h' taken nom his late residence
Church Whore requiem hlIh mass VIII be celebrate.
for the reDose Of lis soul trom there to CalyaTl
sMl iG--sldderly. on Tuetlay. September 10, lsO
JOhn smith, IN tho isa year Oh his age.
The friends aud acquaintance ot tle family are re-
Oucstcd to attend lie un raj to-day, Thurs lay Stpienl
Der lS AT O'clock nom the residence OF his broth ir
william o. suih, 20 Hubert st., Wlthont further nUucC