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10 The PUBLIC:

10 The PUBLIC.
DRiCE REDUCED 70 Is cents per Botte-A desirable
article for the toilet The Tncophersus uaivers lily
sdnn ed n BE- best and cheapest
els fer ourishing the hair from ana of
lug ey; hair late pc Iod of
life; from scarf and renders The harsh and dry
HAIR . soft - sils.
The chief virtues Of the Trc 'phsrus Msdicaied Com
pov 4. are
I. j. braesg. strs.g,hsnes ssd elGifyns propsnlss
seenty srmol.tinG tbs acuoa If the akin. .
Its rodcsir snd osrssns the reaction in The bulb
and asly In b< which sssives the vssssls
and nevss, g,vias life sad yisor TO the hsir
4. It's . ,usl SIM thu eii cala ioa Of the fluids
Its H. zine the skin from the s6eeis Of psrpiraton
sea and drn6. and dsposins the hair to curl.
And its w the hair In beauty and
health 10 the late period oflii
Pre- and sod BY A. c. BARRY, Artist in Hair,
d23f re hs Broadway, cor Liberty ct.
Nails, Nv I'M T., SHOE. IhkkAD, &c.
Tut ssd " rousht Nails. Brads and Spikes.
~ Seine, Sewn Wrapping asd Baling Irvine.
Ceoa Seine Of 30 best quality Hopswel" and other
marks.
Shoe Thread green, ha.. bsscbsd, yellow and brown.
Carpet Wnps, Cotton ans Flax. colored and plain.
Oakum. Coidsss Bale Rope, Cotton do.
India Twine, and thread, suitable for fishing. &C..
For ssIe by ZEBRA CUNNING,
Sd22 itsr LOG Pearl street.
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aIH REWARD.

- weighing about earats, mounted a. . pin with
small brisn foot Of The pin being vsued las
selel By its above ncnsic worth reward Of
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be paid for de-
''''' BALL. ToMPKiNs BLACK. isi Broadway.
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SOLAR LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, AND HAD
LAMPS

REILLY, 70 Csrmine rect would respectfully call al
teotion his Of goods the above line be
sn, confident Of irving price and quality
Lard !" Bracket
Oriental - 0rsnaos; 10 IS
antel ornaments great variety from - 50 $25
Globes Glasses, Wicks. and Solar, spern and Lard Oil
above. dag 6tise xCsIe
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
W. challenge the world 70 produce medicine Of any
agent keat county Maryland who has selling
II ever aimee IL was 6rst introduced
Mr. Seth W. Fows-yir:-i undentand that you have be-
come the general wholesale Agent for that vau,be med
cine, Wist,rs Baisam Of Wild Cherry. Having sold all
mad OF Mr. Butts you please, may send another
gros. The fr.t esPorusty lhy. been he for selling
this medicine four five during that have sold
some huodre d. Of Liam: worth hare fequenty sold il
were cured with when AL other emed and III. si
physician: d fsied This article has by its intrinsic
value performed many wonderful esabsbed for
ITSELF rep tAoa far 'ssnF other medicine Of the
iOHN RUSSELL
Such the Of hi, medicine Mono
are genuine unless signed |. Butts the wrapper.
For safe by A d. d. SANDS agents for New York city,
also BY druggists generally throughout the United
canada DAG II D&W
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TVIGs AND sCALPs--The isrrest The ehespsst, and
w the best assortment TO be found A.C. BAkRYy
lac Broadway, corner OF Lsberry street, mp stain.
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LLAkKE'o SALKS.
No. iie WILLIAM STREET.

OLhhhE OhNhS.
No. ZIG WILLIAM STREET.
ih.v.s ,rSs hand Oh sod BY Ii:
NOE h.ndsoHsiy made and trimmed than ever, While am
selling hem reduced price, vary from SO ST. 1t
ssrncas At 20 low price hesore cali early Every gar
the trade made order usual At low prices.
TI,FE fIANO taught on very moderate te ms By Lady
who oadcr.l d. the science thoIonsby and who under
mps pupils perfect I'm wlsdee Oft theory
to at ss. Office of 81. paper sSs
be amended to. d1a Iminssrc
OLD ALE, VS. ALBERT SHADES.
WhAM AIBkRT Is. .h,..y .tr s. between Gss he
fvevs.s old brswsd the celebrated bnwsry Of Howard
Hyehnan, IN 1871 that he VIII one hossnead Of tie
p.aSui ss.ply cf four different taps Of Ale. among
which is the esisbrsted Burton Ale. d7z lwsnc
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
GRANGE never again be with The proprietor Of
"A we'll essslsbed omnibus Line Is dssrous 81 dsposing
For s her p.eu,T, ssdr.. a. q hi. amer s.
orT'cE o. THI NEW YoRI Gas LIGHT Co Z
THE Annual El.eusn for s %sss 81 @ Of tn.
yany will be held At this Once. No lie Genre street.
o. x ri EN- Ssy 0 January as. between the hou
rsnsfe book will be closed from the ssh INST, until
IA ;,,, ~ isen0a' by oCts'E: rvrn,rr g.
Pos Rsss f..d .d.-This Is 70 .,,, hoI *
E Il. sd E.ss: 81
candy, an sstueiy cured. and would recommend The
Hs " '0''' ''s'.a BEajxMnS. . p.l.nev
IT, s,'. rE%ss p':a5Ss IS piro. 49, 10 A.o,
Hou,e l Broadway, iss Bowery, ia Ch,mbe; Brooklyn
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DECLINING BUSINESS,

DI<CDININU BUSINESS.
DOSlTIvE SALE Of $4,000 worth Of Dry Goods at i7s
Bowery. opposite De1cey street The stock eonsists
OF large quantity Of Fieuch and English Mernoes Black
Aipscss Cashmeres Orleans Parsmaas Moussla De Laus
Snsnmeres Printed sIicse Brown BIeached and Co ored
been purchased for ...h and will be sold sacrifice
dm 2werc NJ. BELL x CO.. l76 Bowery.
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ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
At palmos Opera House, in Chambers street.
3NNRI SANOIuHlCland C. Plll2I L A MI


$ sS; ri: Il S: s
PRINT Bsssi-ssnori Federico Bsneventane and Ant Ban
Maestro srsehsd g the Antonio Bsri
SS1s. Sss@ s'en'' "''s
sssS ~pMsi anassr@ss s.1 Bsn.sii Ris..
By s .aS artist, SEnor Ass Of the
season ticket: feI ash. sss 1.-THE DO.
M mi en- seal.
may be had at S25.
Private bo.e. fSi .p:r.ou.
The FIRST Opera will b. the Linda Of Chsmcunis. In &C.
I've the new opera Of the celebrated dXs,d
ARCH STREET THEATRE PHILADELPHIA.
w F. Suaror. ...".............. Manager and Lessee
u This fh..ii: Ia; been iioicaaiiy !s-Sseor.ssd II
TUESDAY EVENING Dec. aad.
ROLF IL 81 81 F R'ah e Drum SHs
Oscar M, Howard.
Martha. .......-... M: HsSsI.:
Alter 1h;S;if ili;sshssill;s Farce ai;is '''
s'i;iia: iSiss popular Farce s'f'
Ns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Miss chapman
yw!AtsNTT 81. TAEATKI5, FHILADELFAIA.
MR. FORREST's SECOND NIGHT
TUESDAY EVENING, Dee -, ISs,
Will be perfornsd the tragedy. in Five Acts, Of
METAMOkA, OR
THE LAST OF THE WAMPANOAQy.
nnsamora'. NJ E E'S.t
After whirh, the Farce OF
WIN. THOMPSON.
rnsTD,snM ri Forrest ae Las; Nigh, ' chapman
ST. GEORGES SOCIETY.
s : ssSs e h:
CERT in aid Of The Charitable Fund will take place Al he
Tabernacle, on MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 20, 1886.
Principal Yocdlisfs.
MRS. T.. LODER
MISS NOkTHALL,
Ard MADAME ABLAMOWICZ;
MIR. AUSTIN PHILLIPS.
And Mr.. EDWARD SnEPPARD.
Principal Instyumentsiisfs.
HERR DORM, 1.-THE First Hora and Guitar Piaye! Of Ger
many, his FIRST Ape arance 10 New York;
MIR. J. A. KYLE, MIR. II. c. TiMM,
MR.. GEORGE LODER, aud his
SPLENDID ORCHESTRA.
Tickets One Dollar be OBJ aimed the usual places. and
OF the members OF the committee. die IF re
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BUXTON, Jr.. Auc,i anesr.
J. BUXTON &CO.
OYSTER SALOON-Wili sell at auction, this day. at 10
~ O'clock the Of Chatham and Mott the
tents Of an OYSTER saloon. consisting in part tables
chsir looking glasses plates, bowls knives and forks
wooden stools window shades clock oil CLOTH and
bar, counter cost $40
Sale positive. shine. ga ltsr
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HAiH SEA1INGS.

HdIH SE a ITVGS.
AGENTS REDUCED PRICES.
RESH GOODS received since The reduction of prices in
Il England offered wholesale deaiers, AT ruE
hEDucEp List OF PRICES Purchasers desrbga prime
and a. low viii consult their BY taking
s1gsnfs up stairs prices before purchasing elsewhere
JOHN A. NEWBOULO,
Hz5zo Jus"r 3j John street, stairs
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$50 REWARD.
THE above reward will be paid any person who will
niormstlo. that will lead to the recovery of gold
W,sh tshe1 from ais Ws.hisgoa street. Brooklyn nhe
No 39 detached - jewels plain gold dial arch on
the h.ek with l.adscspe wnoroksn will please
Il offered Apply At ais Washingou street, Bookyn or 81
frcntst up stsrs. New York go ere
RETAIL DRY GUODS statesmen.
NOTICE hereby Fi,en, III adjourned meeting Of
the retail Dry Goods Saesmsn take place al Nation
o'clock.
The meeting will be one Of importance, and clerks
throughout the city ara invited to attend.
WY By e.der JAMES FRANCE. Chairman.
w. H. OoTY, Sec. n re-
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S2saAH sg W BE9WH A VS. I'm u.vo

UE.DAY 22d ius viii 81 .old At Auetio at II O'clock
in tbs ola French C.bins. W.rehop,s No BEL %.n
made Cabinet Furniture Can DO sxanined from till
sale. n del 7tsTh
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AIIl.A NJ .fHIE

A UCTiON NOTlCE-Funiure, bar room do, choice
"A Liquors and 5eRarThis day, l0 o'clock at IS
street sxeelsnt SOFA French chair, and rockers abls. dress
Ing aud plain bureaus wash staGds chairs aud
stools and carpe's rods rugs oil CLOTH plated and
glass ware, cstor knives and forks boilers dish
covers lamps French edeads mattresses psiassss look
ing glasses: oil &c Also, counters snd cases, and
other bar hxa es, choice quo s. and cigars. stoves
d22 lttr SNlFFEN. Auctiopser.
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AMERICAN CIRCUS.

AMERICAN CIRCUS.
saS SaA LENT : CO.. : r pkEo ri 81
IN Tuesday Evening Dec. a2d, the entertainment will!
Exercises the Arena by Mr. Sand. End Ri, talented chill
Boy; P,ckwicks BY Mr.. MOssly; Mr.. = W. Myers in his
Great Principal Act Mr. Carroll and Mater Jesss
hores H. w. RuggIes The Corde Elastque; Pn.turog
bv Mr. H. e. Conoser, Fairy Seed Cinderella; Fighting
Damon snd fythss; the thorough Engish Dancing Horse
Clowns, Messrs Pentland aud Lathrop.
Fquestrien Drsct0r-1r 7. Mosely.
Master Of the Arena-MrJ A. Decamp.
Door open st h.lEpast o'clock Performances to COM
Boxes IS cents Pit iax cents Private Boxes 50 cents
A. NJ and from 2to+P.M FOsTEA
d22 tire Secretary and Treasurer.
THE ALBANIA SALOON,
$50 Broadwsy bstoeen Spring and Prince streets,
nearly opposite Niblos
Rc-engagement Of
HER L. K x A N ID h,
Tho Great ORIGINAL German MasieiAn who caused such
unbounded astonishment ut Niblos He
Will Appear Every Evewtwg THIS Week.
Full partcusrs in the daily bills
Tickets the Rounda 50 eents to the Balcony = cent?
Children under 10 years Of age half price.
Doors open at sk-ccmmence TX o'clock go lwrc
ITALIAN OPENA.
CARD--Ths book Is ALREADY open at the box Office ia
~ Climbers street receive subs cpions for the season
Tickets for the coming The books will remain
til Thursday next 25th and the day the book for
.cnrng the seats for the nights performances will DO open
Season ticket for SO nights $3 Without securing seats
S'3. dz2 sire
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DACKEC SHIP LIvEhPUOL. rpn LIv hPOUL, ha.
wing been destined will SAL this day AZ IL o'clock when
she will be towed Pa will please be board
west side Burlng slip. at hat rime.
Letter Bags viii cIo,e the Merch mt Exchasge Read
pg Rooms and Courier Enaurer once, ~ half past II
o'clock. dzS isrc
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woman wants a situation
references. Please call or
basement. between SnIli-
d22 ltsr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-10

VS. 9 m BOOTS g. SHOES :.
nF every description, quality and price.
" Just received by DAYS & Go. "
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-10
N E w FIR MI.
CARTNElT.WARE.

TVf1E subscribers woHld respectfully inform
~ the public that they have entered into a
CO partnership In the C.4BINET BUSI-
NESS, at the old stand Of +, X. Collins 9'
Co., opposite the Universalist church, IN Ra-
VIENNA. and are now prepared 10 accommodate
customers with any article in their line on
short notice. and at
Reduced Prices for Ready Pay.
We intend to keep good assortment con-
stantly on hand, and when Job Is made
TO order, we will pledge ourselves to make it
by the first promise, unless sickness prevent)
or forfeit one third the price of the article.
We will sell good Ht8a
Cherry Bureau for .. $40
Break fast table from So to SO so
Stands, good article, $500
and other work in proportion, and will warrant
our work to be made and finished In a work.
manllke manner.
We intend to keep on hand nm assortment
the Screw Bed (new pattern) acknowled to
be the best in use, by those who have tried
them.
Also, general assortment Of Chairs, Set>
tees, &C., cheap. Fancy cane seats at 80 per
selt; common, at $3.50. Cal and see them.
N. b. Various sizes of COFFlNS on
hand, finished in good style, at reduced prices.
People from distance will not be obliged
to come the second time for cofins of ordina>
ry size. A. B. GRIFFIN.
s',.aa T. G. PHILLIPS.
Ravenna, April IS, 1846. 6m46.
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his hips would go clear. An ox's toe
should not be long, but should point directly
forward, to prevent wearing off the flesh o
the feet
Cows will give more milk when kept
constantly in the barn. Chopped feed
made wet is good for milch cows but water
should be used in cold weather. Make their
drink as warm as brook in summer.
Shorts are better than Indian meal, which
will make them fall away in time. Indian
meal and cut hay for oxen. The Durham
oxen have better feet than thenatives. He
would break steers before they are year
old. He dislikes the brads that drivers from
Maine use. Cattle are irritated by them
and haul and crowd. l'.r"
When he thinks horn-ail is coming on he
ties little bag of soap and salt on their
horns; they lick this as itdrips down. For
the disease called hoosn he gives mustard
seed and hogs fat.
The Boston Traveller reports the remain
der of the discussion as follows -
Mr.. Brooks, of Princeton, had some expe-
rience in raising cattle, mostly cows
Those which he purchased, he took from the
best COWS he could find, and weaned at A or
weeks old, and after three or four days
they begin to eat. He was careful not to
feed them too much, and generally they
would come in,' in three years. He pre-
ferred the natives ; as the Durhams did not
stand our winters so we'll. The Gore breed
of Devons do not grow so large, but stands
the winters better. Now and then the Dur
hams gave very large quantity Of milk,
but was not so rich, nor did it make so
much butter as that of the Devons. Of his
cows, six out of ten would yield l6 quarts 9
day, at five years old. -,.. ...- .
Mr.. Brooks spoke Of disease which hae
recently made its appearance in his neigh
borhood, principally among milch cows, in
clining them to eat bones he thought il
was occasioned by want of sufficient lime
in their food, and he used for cure, bone
meal and lime water.
Mr.. Cole, editor of the Cultivater, sale
there was time in Chester, England, wher
this disease prevailed extensively, and thai
cure was effected by the application o.
bone manure to the soil.
Mr.. Davenport, of Mendon, made up his
mind about a COW, from the return she
made according to her feed. He said he
had one COW which he had kept up con
, stantly for the last four or five years. HI
gave her two quarts Of meal daily, beside
roots and hay, and grass in the summer
In the summer he always kept her covered
with thin blanket, and in winter with ,
thick one, and during the latter season gave
her warm drink. She did not weigh ovel
700 pounds, and did not give at any time
less than eight quarts Of milk day. Bac
milking in most instances resulted from bac
feeding. He did not think, as genera
thing, that good mixers were the toughest
and he also thought that too much attention
was paid to the breed and too little to feed
ing. Weak lye he considered good for
choking.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-10
TAILO RING.

THE subscriber would inform his Friends
Il and the Public generally, that he still
continues to carry on the above business, at
his Old Stand, one door South oe C. Prem
tiss' store, and is prepared as heretofore, to
do work in his line of business. in the meatest
and most Fashionable manner. The NEW
YORK SPRING d SUMMER FASH
IONS just received.
GEO. SOMMERVILLE.
N. B.-C utting done to order.
Ravenna, 0. May 5th, I846.
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TAIL @ Rim G..

VlHE subscriber would respectfully an
i nounce to the citizens of Ravenna and
vicinity, that he has commenced the ..
TAILORING BUSINESS t...
two doors east of Mr.. Kent's store, where he
is prepared to do all work in his line on the
shortest notice and in the latest fashion, and
hopes by strict attention to business to re-
ceive liberal share of public patronage.
Cutting done to order and on the shortest
notice. JOSEPH ALCORN.
Ravenna, Nov. s6th, 1845. 1y29.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-10
LADIES' DRESS, GOODS.

6e, LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
DEAL French Cashmere D'Ecosse, Reps
IN do, Brochades, afghan Satins, Polka
Plaid, French De Lains, any quantity of Silk
warp and coored Aipacas, from rs cents per
yard upwards; Gala Plaids, Chusans, compris>
ing all oft the latest styles of Dress Goods to
be found in the market, for sale on the Low
PREssURE READY PAR SYSTEM at KENTS'..
Ravennd, Oct. so, l845
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-10

M MACKEREL.-A few half barrels for sale
IvA by M. KENT g. Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-10
NEW GOODS
1T THE STOVE STORE

g DAY is now receiving his Stock Of
-. Spring and Summer Goods which he
offers at reduced prices for Ready Pay. He
invites all in want of Goods to call and ex-
anime his stock as he will sell them a. prices
that cannot fail to please.
Ravenna, May 5, 1916.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-10

LiNSEED OIL
RY the Barrelor gallon at DAYS.
ID Dec. 8.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-10

J. M. STAPLES. r. y. CLARKE. G. PRENT1ss
Concinnati O, Late of Beaper Pa. Raueana o
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-10

T ARD put up in kegs of so pounds. ex-
- pressly for home consSmption. War>
ranted first rate for sale by
!. april 9I. CYRUS PRENTISS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-10

HALICOES.- 900 yards of the best styJe
Oaud patterns Of shilling Calico ever Of
Tered in this market at n DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-10
For Sale OF. Rent.

CACK SALT.-A superior article of fine
> sack Salt, expressly for sailing Butter
and Table use. Price 2s.for sack of rs pounds.
april 21. CYRUS PRENTISS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-10

nRAB Moreens and other colors for sale BY
~ Nov. 4, 1S45. M KENT 81 Co. !
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-10
Copper, Tin and Sheet Ironware
4, M "A A CT DRY.

.Ht FrafEliW yhiIls1s P0s'tdge County, Ohio.
THE subscriber would take this method
to inform the citizens Of Portage and the
adjoining counties that he purchased the
cluded in the above business as cheap as any
other establishment in the western country.
All kinds of Job Work done on the shortest
notice and most reasonable terms. Call and
will do your Jobs up nea: and cheap
With feeling of sincere thankfnlness for past
favors, would still solicit share of public
patronage. r.. BRADLEY.
Franklin Mills, April 90, 1896 47tf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

FUNERAL of BISHOP FENwiCk.-The funeral Cd
seques OF the late Bishop fenwck in the Catholic ca
hedra in Franklin 81 yesterday morning were OF most
profoundly solemn and imposing character The first
service the pontifcal high mass IN which Bishop
Fitzpatrick oficiaed MS highpriest and Bishop hughes
oil NewYork and twenty-five priests, assisted III the
chaunts The Requiem, composed by Pope Gregory the
First. sung by the choir Chapter 10 OF the hrst
Epstie the Corinthians. was chaunted by Rev Mr..
Lyndon as subdcacon. Then was sung by the choir the
hymn Die ara" invoking the mercy OF Jesus at the
day of Judgment n. xt followed the chaunt OF Il por-
Un OF the fifth chapter of the gospel o st John by
Rev. Mr.. Mammalian, deacon These services were all
in Latin.
wns in English. /, eloquent affecting and inn
pressve tribute the exalted worth and eminent talents
OF tho deceased.
After the discourse followed in Latin, the chaunt of
the Preface The Lord with YOU said 10 be AZ old AS
the church itseli The conclusion OF the Preface styled
the Ssnctus" was Gun, by the whole choir. IN the
meantime the Biehop performed the rite OF
and followed il by chsuntins the Patcr Nosttr men
was chuuned by the whole choir led by the Bishop inc
"AgnuS Dol. concluding with Lamp %! Dou WV
takest away the sins the world give them eternal rect
Here the Bishop received the communion the last
prayer repeated and the beginning OF the Gospel oil
st John chaun,ed by the full choir Then the last
funeral rites of the church performed over the re-
Rins OF the deceased and the body was removed from
the church. and the procession formed under the drec-
ton o. John c. Tucker Esq. Chici MaTshsI
The Priests OF the parish were M the head oil hepro
cession bearing aott the cross next came the Bishops
and then the remainder o! the irests preceding INC
hear-c. Tho chanting was continued throughout the
long march Following the hearse came the Sisters OF
charity with the orphan girls under their charge the
Director. OF the Orphan Asylum and mex, the several
Catholic Charitable and Temperance Societies with
their banners, viz the Boston Catholic Mntuai hc'iei
Society Charles,own Catholic Mutual Relief Society,
the St Mary's St Nicholas, ST John libcrm'", and
Father Mathews Temperance Societies Then came
the strangers and Protestants. followed by Cehohes
generally The number thu, followed the funeral
cortccc. ucludins those who went on the sidewalks
amounted TO about 1900 lnoS' ioS" e''ua!
As pleasing incident ut the funeral OF Bishop Fen
wick Yesterday morning, the bell OF Dr. Gaunctts
church was toied which done in reciprocity OF "a
similar compliment paid 10y the Catholics on the death
of Dr. Claiming. Transcript