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MAYHEM GOSSIP.

EDITORS INTELLIGENCER Another au.
tumn Is being. ushercd in by delicious.
breezy days. not scorching nor painful by eX.
tremes of heat and cold, but pleasan,
and enjoyable. Yet this Is IL world
of drawbacks. Stay out at night until your
collar is limp with the ai,tilling dews, and
ten to IL the demon ague. with claws
"f ice. will haunt You for weeks. Your
knees shall ache, and meet each other In
loving contact; spaSns of pain. and cold, ami
laziness shall play hlde-and.seek up ami
down your spine; and you will wonder why
men live. and you will lie saturated with no.
lccountne>s. You will dream of purlin.
streams huge bats, and angels of darkness
will claw your threat in hideous nightmare.
and you will be ..right-down" glad when
you get level again.
News is scarce. Farmers Club and Liter
AIRY society met on Saturday evening for the
distribution OF packages of wheat from the
Agricultural office. 1t will meet weekly in
future, until spring. On next SATURDAY eve
the financial condition of the county will be
discussed we desire a large Attendance.
BUSINESS.
Our merchants, Reuben Pickett and s. W.
Bouton, are in r. ceIpt of large stocks of
goods, to he sold without any margin. They
thus defy Lexington and the rest of the
world.
COOLING.
With the Termination of dog-days, our
slight warmth is subsiding. That there may
never be 4 recurrence. let lis deyoutiy pray.
WEATHER
1ne for preparing the ground for wheat. Let
the motto he. "early or no CROP Corn j.
good. vegetation very heavy. PaSturage fine.
Peaches abundant and very fine ; apples good
Il sparse crop. Potatoes, tomatoes. cal.
base and all kinds of galdcn truck, plentiful
and good
HEALr
Considerable fever of rrmittent and inter-
type: hut little of Il grave charge
No MORE.
Chatham Ewing, one of the oldest citizen.
IF our township, died on SATURDAY.. after a
ong and tedious Illness. His disease was
paralysis. SPECTATOR.
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The Convention adjourned.

Tho steamship Bienvilie was burn.
q q sea on the 18th Of August, not
~ from the leland of San Salvador.
Inc number saved 10 eighty-four i;
snown 70 be drowned, nine ; missing
tom BOAT No. s, ten number not
"esra from. twenty-four. Total, 127.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE OF rlNAl.


NOTICE Is hereby given to all parties inter-
~ estsu In the estate of Lucy J., William r.,
James L. and Samuel A. / hilpot, minors.
that the undersigned guardian OF tbs persons and
estate of said minors has ilri her account for final
settlement of said minors estate nj the July
term of the Probate court Of Lafayette County.
No. and will apply al The next term of said court
t" be held on the first Monday in October, lss.,
for d fnal discharge OF her gulrdianshjp.
sugsl AMELIA J. pHtLPOT, Guardian.
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The Jseksoa county court hiss or
oered On election 10 be held IN Blue
township on the Hth Of October on
She proposition 70 Subscribe 1iOO. 900
70 the ksDsas City, Independence
sod Lexington Narrow Gssgc road.
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Col. David Irvine, an old citizen Of
Richmond. KY, died Aug. sth, sudden
~ of disease Of the heart. Col, Irvine
was born in Madison county, XIV. on
the Goth of October 1896, and was i'm
his 10th year when he died.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Sept. 18th, 1872. by Rev. ]. II
Byers, Mr.. ALBERT &. KAMMERER. Of
hichmond' to Miss CARRIE BAER, OF this city
At ,Boonville, Mo September 81, 1872. by
Rev b. Z; Tut, WM 7. TUCKER, Esq, 6f
Brow nsviiie, Mos and Miss JENNIE o'BRYAN
In Ray county, September 4,h, ls72, Mr.. .JSO.
B.. MILLER and Miss LUCY a. LAMAR.
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FOUND

ircSpasSiug upon subscribers premises n,
stray co" of the following description: White
and hrindle, with one h"rnbrokrno on She has .
Young calf. The owner is requested tn come far.
ward, prove property, pay charges and take he,
away. ["Srllt5l ". I. HAYS
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oilSEis hereby given to all persons iutcrrs-
~ nsa IN th. estate Of John hear, decreased,
NAT The undersigned administrator Va in arply
=, 'ne next Term OF the Probate court 81. la
in!vue county, to be begun and held at Lex
,us.'n, alissnuri, on the LIST Monday la October,
"'S' d make a mail settlement of said estate.
WM. j. BEAR Admu,I-tr.tnr
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FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:
NJ large ...--......w W. II. HATCH.
...>-..-.... q. " ANDERSON.
firsf dtstrNct. ... III. e.. HAARST1Ck.
Second district NRTHUR Il BARRETT
Third district .WARREN CHASE.
Fourth district LOwNDES II. DAVIS.
Finh district. ..... JOHN UGH
sixth district .wM II PHELPS
seventh dtsarSct. ....... r. " tOCKRELL.
Eighth district X. e. WILSON
Ninth district. $500. ADAM y Tits
Tenth district .-...... LEWIS 4. PACE
Eleventh district. JOHN II Hale
Tw~lf.h district .rEJJyJ HiI;Hrs
Thirteenth district JOHN \. HUCKADAY
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Goldsmith Maid will be, sweet:six-
teen III another year 1t is not often
that a maid so young and yet so fast
maintains SO great II popularity. She
has made a heap of gold for her own
crs since she stepped out on the turf.
and nov is en- route to the Golden
State, to make more.
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One bandred tons Of sumae leaves
were gathered, from July until frost,
ssound Springfield In this State.
They sell from 90 TO 976 per ton and
q used for tanning,
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STATE G
FOR GOVERNOR

. FOR GOVERNOR:
slLAs woeDsoN, OF Buchanan.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS:
WV. E.. GILMORE, Of Green.
FOR TREASURER:
HARVEY w. SALMON, Of Henry.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
EUGENE F. wETGEL, Of st. Louis.
FOR AUDITOR:
GEO. .. CLARK, Of Warrington.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
II. CLAY EWING. OF Cole.
FOR REGISTER OF LANDS:
fRED'K sALOMON, Of 81. Charles.
FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT
Il. =. EWING, Of st. Louis.
TIA SHEER WOOD, Of Green.
II. n. Worries. Of Buchanan.
WARRINGTON ADAMS, Of Cooper.
1st Censt1stisnal Amendmeut-Ye.
"a Constitutional Amendment-Yes
FOR CONGRESS-. ELEVENTH, DISTRICT
GEE. JOHN B. CLARK, Of Howard.
Nsa,insting Convention to be hell at Carroll.
ton, sept. 18th, 1872.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
JOHN p. STRoTHER, of Saline Co.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to all persons inter-
~ ested that the undersiEned guardian OF the
psIson ana estate OF Coryielia Hendricks, a minor,
~ nist hts account for ilnAl settlement At the
1niy Term, ls7a. OF the Probate Court OF Lafay.
eSsr county srSy, NJ Mo. and will apply fore nnai as
Term. ls13. Of said court, 60 b. holden an thc
nrsi Monday In October, lssa.
anga JAMES II. HENDRICKS. 6uara;.r
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GARDENING LANns.

MSnfS hardening Lands for sale. In
Ss1t .ucn Iots and on such terms a will mot
nj 70 suit pGrchasers. Said iands situate one
M..S sSutn OF Lexington. OF eaay access to city.
sepisi S1Ca. .pp Ilf e
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. Gary Vaughan and Mary Ann
lated July lsth, 1871, and recorded In the ns'
S b""I rs once for lafayette county, Missouri, in
signed trustee III. following d--cril,rI tracts
,ba OF barrels OF land lying and being situated in
~ county OF Lafayette, and State 81 VI ssouri and
IN una portion of the city Of wavcrly formerly
nnoWn rs the town Of ST. Thomas. and drsiyna.
zen on The plat Of said town as lots number SYN
~ anu eight ~ in block number seventeen u;1'
:, y" CONVEYANCE was made in trust to s-cur.
inc payment OF u promissory mote mentioned in
5 5asI DEED OF trust; and whereas, drfsuIt has
nneen mahe IN the pa. menf of said note. now
therefore, by virtue OF the p,wer conf,rr.j -, NV" W. .
y ss,d det, of trust, and at the rrqucs, of
tnf noiuer and owner of said note, / will On VI
y me 9Th DAY of SEP
TEMPER, a. d., 1872,
between the hours of ten o,.,o.l
q cloek ? n Of that day, IN front Of The Gnnr,
~ Ms moo!'in the county of Lafayette, and state
:. MISSOURI, proceed To sell the above drscrihssI
Rrop peri y At pu5lic vendue to the highest bidder
costs ana expenses of the trust ""' "'
aug =: n. EDWARDS, Trustee.
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Gov. b Gratis Brown addressed .
iarge meeting - SpringAeld, Illinois,
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STRAY NOTICE.

Up by Charles J. Lewis. and posf.i
- before In. undersigned, n justic, oil the peace.
u, .ha"I,st"n township. Lafayette county, Mo,
brown mare MULE, ten years old, four feet
'ishl inches high. brand an len sipuidrr. sun.
unsru 70 De "a largr letter II and IA small letter NJ
,hhhetiiatriy under the letter II; iump On len ior,.
ars; Jus nl,"vs the ho"f; 'w" sWstI white spots
IN me right hip; appraised ut he sum of stx,y
riia,s, ny John j.: oliver AMI Abe. j. Lewis,
This August the 18th, a. n. Is;a.
a"2Zi JOHN j. HALL, J. T..
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NOTICE.
A III: persons interested are hereby notified.
that l the undersigned will ON the l9th day
OF octobrr A. u lS.2, between the hours of q
O'Clock in the forenoon and 5 o'clock in the VI
tsrn,nn OF that day, proceed In the pr,srnc. of
tne = nunty surveyor and two JusficeSurthe Prnc.
OF i-aiayrtte county, state of Missouri, to fake
me uep"sitIons of Witnesses To perp-tuate t.sti-
monv and to establish the quarter section corner
nstWeen sections :, aud 3. of township so north
o' ransr IS west OF the 9Th principal meridian.
IN pursuance vi the ST 'tutrs of the state q Mis-,
septll-2t CHtS' W TiiaN>S
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FOB PREsuDxNr,
FOR VICE PREsIpENT.

HORACE GREELEY,
OF NEW YORK.
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FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS

B. CRATE BROWN.
Of MISSOURI.
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FOR STATE SENATOR,
JOHN p. STRoTHER, of Saline Co.
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may be dcnominatcd as lull-money
is scarce and hard to get hold of.
Real estate is depressed, aud sells
slowly. The farmers, however, are
rejoicing in abundant crops, and
everybody hopes for better times
o OBSERVER.
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NJ NIVItF.
Chatham Ewing, one of the oldest citizens
OF our township, died on saturday. after u
long and tedious Illness. His disease. WA,
paralysis. SPECTATOR.
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Gu" MA ItlllpS,
two miles west of Harrisomviile,
hcarcd some one amongst the mules
Quietly taking n doubled barrelled
shot gun he went out to watch. II.
discovered three men in the horse-lot.
one of whom was in the act of brid-
ling one of the mules. Mr.. Phillips
discharged both loads of his gun Mt
the thief. the last taking effect. The
wounded man called loudly to his
comrades to aveige him. At t%hisjunc-
ture Mrs. Philips becoming alarmed,
he (Philips) went to her assistance,
aud the two thieves carried their
wounded comrade away. Yesterday
morning search was made for the
wounded man and he was tracked
some distance by his blood. which he
SEEM to have shed pretty freely,
large quantities appearing III several
places to where he was placed in a
wagon and hauled away.
About two weeks ago q disease ap-
peared among the cattle in certain
vicli'ities in this county, which is
spreading to All alarming proper
tion. There is q variety Of opinions
as to the name of the disease, and we
give tue symptoms, allowing stock
men to determine for themselves.
The animals in most of the cases are
first stricken with blindness, and an
pear TO be suffering intensely in the
head, which they are inclined to poke
into the grass or water. They then
relapse into o stupor from which
they startle when aroused. They
generally die about three DAYS after
being taken. Sometimes they live
and again not so long. Their
eyes generally protrude while diving.
We have not yet heard of any cases
where cattle have not died after be-
ing affected by the disease. Post
norton EXAMINATIONS have shown
hat the brain Is greatly indamed ;
me lungs slightly affected, the Kidneys
seriously indamed, the liver congest-
and the spleen enlarged. In some
OF the cases, however, the lungs and
spleen were the only parts affected.
In most cases II lie thought by physi-
clans that the death is caused from
,nflamation Of the brain.--tColumbis
-- 4
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HEALTH.
considerable fever OF rrmittent and inter-
mittent type: hut little of u grave charac.
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regular ballot. The chair sustained
the point Of order. Pettis county, on
consultation, seeing that Stroller
was certainly elected by the action of
Lafayette county, announced herself
ready to vote. The counties being
called, lafayette first, she voted If.
teen for Sirothcr aud seven for Vest,
when DIR. Hull proposed to nominate.
Mr.. Stroller by reclamation. CoI.vest
then "seized time by the forelockna aud
saved himself from defeat by getting
up and using language to this effect:
" Dir. President I have ' been a
casdidate for the Senate. am not
now. l have been for Stroller all
the time, and have boen working for
him. ] therefore withdraw my name
from this convention" How Col.
Vest could reconcile this language
with his former speech, We cannot
see. We were surprised that . man
Of his talent and high standing should
place himself IN such . ridiculous
attitude before the convention. II
W ere not mistaken, the part which
no pisysd viii dctraet much from
n.s popularity IN this section Of the
s'..s. Afssr Col. Vests speech, the
o.'.ouns Wa proceeded witb,and re-
soited In nominating Mr.. strother,
by . vote Of 81 out oSs
Even with the adroit MANAGE.
ment'of Col. Vest, and sAs pov.rfoi
in6 ueDcs welded by him &C.. ~.
Pettis delegation, We believe NJ
Mitchell would hsys secured ~.
nomination, had not two Of our or,
abandoned him. With
lhess two exceptions. the highest
praise 10 due 10 The Lafayette dsiesa-
Ion, for the v~n1ipchipg drnncss
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

George Richardson Thom, master mariner, Of Lon
don, England. lte
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral from her late residence, Con-
cord street, Mott Haven, on Sunday afternoon. at
Two O'Clock; remains to be taken to Weodlawn.
London lEngland), and Australia papers please
copy. N -
VANDHRaoRsr.-On Thursday. September 10,
PETER Onlyss0 OF Jacob w. and Maria p. O. VAN
derhorst. aged n years and IL days.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral at one O'Clock p NJ, on Sat
urday, september 81 nom the residence OF his
parents, 207 Third street, Brooklyn X. d.
WARD.-On Wednesday, September 1s, PATRICK
WARD, in the 74th year Of his age: native Of Dun
dalk, county LOuth, Ireland
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
speotfully requested to attend the funeral on Fri
day, the 10th inst, at two O'Clock, from the resi-
dence OF his sof-in-law, Andrew Ward. Benson
street, between Morris and Railroad avenues, Mel
rose, Westchester county, NJ Y.
WENsLEY.-0n Thursday. September 10. ARTHUR
O. c., youngest Child OF John and Margery Q. Wens-
ley, ageu year and 2 months.
Friends or the family respectfully requested to
attend the funeral from the residence OF his
parents 1877 Sullivan street. Saturday afternoon,
September 81, at one O'Clock.
Albany papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20
HOW A POLICE JUSTICE BAFFLED THE POLL
'- TIOIANS.

Several prominent politicians Of the Eighth ward
have been trying lately to procure the release on
bail Of Dan Lucy and Jim Mcdonald, two notorious
roughs, who beat the bartender in Casey's saloon
about month ago. The bartender is still In hos
pital, and his recovery is doubtful. 1t will be re-
membered that Mrs. Casey, who had been confined
and was lying sick In room over the
store, died OF the shock VIII ch the oc-
currence gave her. Mcdonald and Lucy were
ct the time committed to await the result of the
injuries by Justice Fowler, who sitting ut JEFF
ferson Market for Justice Cox. On Wednesday the
politicians called on Justice Fowler and informed
him that the bartender was nearly convalescent,
and requested that the prisoners be let out on
bail Believing their statements the Justice fully
committed Mcdonald and Lucy in default
or $500 ball EACH Justice Cox heard
OF this and went to Jefferson Market
yesterday morning, when bail was to be furnished,
and had the prisoners taken before him. He tnen
withdrew Justice Fowier's commitment and fully
committed them without bail. The politicians
grOwled savagcly at thus being bluifed and left
court v0wing to get square" et
The New York herald., 1872-09-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

C0LLfS0N-L0DGE.-On Wednesday evening, Sep.
tember ls 1872 at Grace church, Jamaica, L. l., by
CoLLrsoN of queens, L. l., to MARY BENNETT
LODGE, OF Jamaica, L. /.
DKoK-HALsrEp. AT Rosendale, Wis., on Tues
SAMUEL NJ DIXON, of Milwaukee, to SARAH Lyon,
daughter of Henry G. Halsted, Of the former place.
suia cagaTy msss Fsw Ss
tember IS, by the Rev. George s. Bishop, WILLIAM
H GILLESPIE to NARY E., eldest daughter Of Charles
:, McMILIAN-BARRY.-At the residence of the
BRIDES parents Jersey City, on Tuesday, Septem-
g, j. hev Ks1asS % Ssx xosrs %
swIFr-RANsOM.-At the Executive Mansion,
September is, BY the REV. Charles W. Homer, rector rector
OF st. James, Lieutenant W. SWIFT, United States
Navy. to GRACE VIRGINIA, daughter Of Captain
TowELLs-KNIGHT.-0n Wednesday, September
IS, 1872 by the Rev. John w. Barnhart Of the For
CURRY TOwxLIs to Miss MARY ELIzABETH KNIGHT,
WEILsmIocSs.-o f Monday, September 10, at
Rev. B. H. Abbott, ALBERr H. WELLS, Of Kansas
City, to EMMA O., daughter Of John D. Locke, Esq.
wnLIAMs-aAYLER.-On Wednesday, September
Is, by the Rev. G. Blauvelt JAMES Z. WILLIAMS to
ELLEN Ii. GAYLER, both OF this city.
WoOD-LAIRD.-On Wednesday September 49,
1872 at the residence Of the BRIDES brother by the
Rev. r. Bottome, JAaEs WooD to ELIZABETH LAIRD
'ootn VI 'n'S Siv'
gyr-anrp Died. ..a.rr,rst
ALoRo.-Tn Brooklyn, on Wednesday, September
is MINNY, youngest child OF william j. and Eliza O.
Ageo aged year and 20 days. a.,.5.iI --- --7,7 :.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
quested to attend the funeral on Friday, Septem-
Der 90, at one O'Clock p M, from her late residence
557 sixth avenue, South Brooklyn. i,
BALL.-fn brooklyn, on Thursday, September 10,
after lingering Illness, GEORGE II. BALI, Jr., in
the 47th year OF his age; eldest son OF George II.
and Mary s. Ball. Ala st...i I.
The friends or the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, from his late residence 373
Twelfth street. Brooklyn, on Monday, the 2Sd inst,
at two O'Clock
BoTuwEII.--On Thursday, September 10, ISAAC
BoTHwELI, native OF the county Of Armagh, Ire
land, IN the 10th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spcctfully invited TO attend the funeral, from his
late residence 131 Madison street, on saturday, at
two O'Clock y. M. Interment at Cypress Hills Gem
etery. '1tap4fn -IlAi aaNt - ~
Belfast papers please copy. -'- s.. -
BRADY.-On Wednesday, September Is, MARY,
vile OF Richard Brady aged 3S years
The relatives and friends Of the 70 mily are re-
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

rI1IIE HERALD SAYS
Surprising, as 'Roi Carotte does all previous
tcmpt made here in the line IN the multiplicity of
It's mechanism, the number q its performers and the
admit 1t Is of the most wonderful pieces pre-
sened in any theatrcull of interest and hurlor while
the scenery like Kaleidoscope, shifting, and keeps
the spectator in maze OF asonislment and admiratiO
The Pompelian tabeau cannot, indeed be too highly
praised. The old broken columns ana heaps of debris
quickly fade away under the Influence of the magic lamp
and the city it before its fall its houses with
emblcms its streets alive with its varied mob Of pleasure
audience The monkey tabeau is also Of the oldest
and rangest and most outrageosy ludicrou specaces
that be imagined There few courts In the world
Of reality, even on gala DAYS which make SO dazzling
togive just conception OF the varied nagnifcence OF
the spectacle" .a
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child, TIMOTHY HoRAN. aged year, 10 months and
Their remains will be taken from $50 Hoyt street
tember 90 at half-past two O'Clock.
c
Ireland, in the 3sd year of his age. .s..rtt
The relatives and friends OF the family, and those
invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi-
dence, 1888 Clinton street, this friday afternoon,
SrEvENsoN-At Coblenz, Germany, on Saturday,
August 10, JENNIE JEssoP, daughter Of Henry J.
and Jane c. Stevenson, aged years, months and
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from No. Monroe place,
srEwARr.-0n Tuesday. September II, after
short illness, ALEXANDER STEWART, aged 81 years. .
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
residence 2l9 West 125th street, between Seventh
and Eighth avenues, on Friday, September 20, at
'"I Inc remains will be taken to Trinity Cemetery
for interment. F rnl |i.-F lH
srocKwELL-At Orange, N. j., on Sunday, Sep
Ths and eDGs Of The family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence, High street, Orange N. j.; on Fri
leaves foot OF Barclay street at 1:1o P. M
SuLLrvAN.-On wednesday September Is, ELLEN
the beloved wife Of Patrick sullivan, In the aoth
The relatives and friends OF the family and those
Of her brothers, Thomas. John, Joseph and Francis
Bonney: also those OF her brothers-in-law, John
Toole and John and Eugene sullivan are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late
residence AIS East Nineteenth street. on Friday,
the 10th inst at one O'Clock p. NJ. thence to Cal
vary Cemetery for interment. XXI
sULLrvAN.-JEREMAH SULLIVAN, a native or Mill
street. county Cork Ireland aged aS years year, roso,-
resideace, 343 Water street, this tFridayl after
THoN.-On Thursday morning, September 10, In
the s9th year OF her age. ANN THQA., relct Of
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

mr. KAHNS MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 7l5 BROAD
~ way opposite Astor place.-This magnificent coec-
ton contains over 10000 specimens Of natural and ar
cia Anatomical Preparations comprising every portion
Of the human frame, Lectures daily on Nervous Ex-
haustion" Marriage Its Obligations and Impede
Of these valuable lectures post ree for y cents by ad
dressing Secretary DIR. Kahns Museum, 746 Broadway,
New York. Open from "a. NJ to 10 7. M. Admission ~
Cnnf
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

4 d Lt.rl -MARBLE hlANTELS.
-
A. --REMOVAL--SJATE MANTELS, CRATES, &C.
IA. Large and elegant stock at our new warcrooms,
Union OF Fourth avenue and Seventeenth
street. PENKHYE SLATE COMPANY, manufacturers OF
every variety OF Slate work. plain and ornamental.
A KLABER. STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEizING
"A. Works 1A and 1876 East Eighteenth strcct.-Marbe
and Marbleized Maniels Thing Marble Counters, Monu
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