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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07
Things In philadelphia.
Pm ADFf PHTA, Jan Q

PHI ADF1PHIAi jan 70
Another lovely day-and if I could ever be IN.
duced 10 speak OF write in praise of the weather would
do go now Put man might as well court coqueite as
do the amable 10 these verna days which have sutrun
the Equinox snd gained the start OF Ares sni Iaurus
You hardly say dozen sentimental words before
January the caprcious and youngest OF tie sisters
would pout her lip shed tears and perhaps LOOK reez
We are to have "NEw WHO MoSIHLY" from
this city in the of few weeks TO be edited oy
the ELOQUENT and talented ROBERT T CONRAD. Weld
ing one Of the graceful and brilliant pens In the
Union of approved and nfexible Wing principles and
fortified as learn he Is By the most valuable promises
of assistance Judge CONRAD viii make the New Month
IL sparkle Its price will be three dollars per ennurn
and every arrangement is contemplated to make It
powerful auxiliary to assist the cause which the Wing
party so ardently cherishes.
The large and valuable -four mills OF Mr.. ].
Shelnire. situated the Old York Road. on the Pen
nepack Greek Is miles from this city csught hre on
Monday evening and was. together with its valuable
contents totally destroyed. 1t contained at the time
about $4,000 worth Of stock beside the establishment
itself which valuable one. The loss s partially
insured in the Mutual Insurance Company OF Montsom
cry county.
Three hundred Dragons, enlisted in our city.
left for the army, yesterday, via Baltimore.
The Delaware IS entirely free from ice and pro
duce is arriving in large quantities If this weather
should continue shall have have short supply Of ice
in the ice houses-but hardly expect TO escape
cold weather between this and April.
At 3 O'Clock the Governors Message was re-
have been delivered ia advance Every Office is
work al Extras
SALES OF STocRs-FUsf BOdrd-s2000 u. ;.
ts 1856. 9ai 20 State SIS ANIMALS 20 1900 do SIS
G and p, 66s 600 do CO.. Union Bank, Tenn. 5i 81
n. o. Gas 1872 100 Vicksburg, Gi go Lehish Int 5i
1000 Reading Bonds. S. III Affer FirE Boards Me.
chanics Bank ga 8 N O. Gas 1872 Girard %; 500
Harrisburg 6s Tet COCO Texss Notes IL Ia West PIX
a.. Second BOdrdsl5 Lehigh Int SCI ss0 L. s. Bank
Notes, "a. 1000 State Sc e & P, G5s.
SHIP -Arrired-Bark Cora, Mara alto.
schrs Pinta and Reaper NYork CfaTed-Bsrks Nashua,
Belfast ireland Paramount Ceniuegos Brgs Brandy
wine. Pernambuco. I Jones Wlndics Emma Baker
I and Sua, Boston. schrs Calista Cenfucgos Jacob,
/, Raymond, NYork. Steamer Express, Baltimore
~ q. F. PEARSON, commander OF the T. :.
soop Boston acknowledges in letter to the Secretary
Of the Navy the kind attentions OF Gov. Mathews OF
the Bahamas to the officers snd OF the Boston al
ter the wreck The Gov 1t appears placed his house
at the disposal Of Com p and his ocers and furnished
many necessary articles tor the sbpwrecked mariners
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Amendment, by the Preside mt,

~ ard rlta Tie adcioe aud corsezf Of ne ssrssfs
SAMUEL H. MoyrGosrRY Of Pennsylvania, TO be AZ
sistant Quar,ermaster, with the rank OF Captain
IoHS w. sHVGAzr Of Pennsylvania 10 be Assistant
Conmisssry, with the rank Of Captain
BENJAMIN {. MrHIESBzRo of Pennsylvania 70 &c
Surgeon
GEORGE Dock Of Pennsy7ania, to be Assistant Sur.
geon-
SAnrrL MeGovxy Of South Carolina 70 be Assistant
Cuarrermasier. with the rank of Captain
JAxys d. BrArprSs Of South Carolina. % BE Assis
tant Connissary. with the rank Of Captain
JANIS DAVIS Of South Carolina TO Be surgeon
EIBKzT BLAND OF South Carolina TO be Assistant
Surgeon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07

WNssrESs PocKTr DIcriosAsY--New.Y York
Huntington Savage This beautiful miniature volume
10 an sbridseens OF the large American Dictionary OF
NOAH wrssrxk, IL. D. BY his sou wuIiAs G. wrB.
srrR !, comprises al the important words Of the
language common and scientific with the orthogrsphy
and pronunciation Of the revised edition Of that grcs,
work itgives
ls The primitive definition Of each word and par, of
speech followed in instances BY the dervxons OF
the word with the part Of peech grammatical name
Of each derivation thus turnishins hind Of dictionary
Of gnouyms.
ID The plursls Of such nouns - are not formed bv
ne addition Of or % are given And the correct pro
nansssnon Of sseh vord indssed BY marks which are
fully explained In = table Of rales
hsvsA Aso he rettnss Of the several ssa,ss and he
frssea and Lssn phrsses in common nee. ID d bound
IN vari'as styles. plain and elegant and VIII make
Valuable seeonpsainsat to every ss1sismsas ,.d sdys
portfolio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07
MARRIED

On Tuesday. 5th inst at All ssinp' Church. BIZ Ne,
William T.. Egerbrcdt Mr. WILLIAM c. GRrIg >,
Miss ELIZABETH second daughter OF Aathou7 j A.
lsire. Esq all Of this City.
At Oswego the 18th uli by Rev Mr. conit ".
NORRIS T. JAMES 10 MARGARET A MILLER. Al :.
this CITY
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Received by Telegraph.
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 6, ls@7.

Mr.. WILLIAMS gave notice OF bills as follows
Requiring all Railroads between Albany and al
isao to use the heavy II rail to permit said roads
TO carry sl live stock free Of toll and the products
OF diaries and fresh meats at all seasons paying
caasl tolls and that ON and after first November
sll descriptions OF freight be carried without re.
strictions
The question as to the existence OF the Court o.
Errors under New Constitution was referred to q
Committee with instructions to consult with the
Chancellor and judges Of Supreme Court
ASSEMBLY.
A biz was introduced by Mr. SMALL to aid the
the volunteers
Mr.. SMITH introduced bill TO amend the act O
lst6, relating 10 passengers arriving at the port Of
New.lork
The Report Of the Comptroller was received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07

" Zoe Fsgas q M'ads' % ss,1onsi
reriy - shs A. = ysscerrir' Cossii'afipsa'. sf
~hes We ashi ~ hsd seen bcssc Ga 70
is7'ng - Gle ne SID that u 's taken word
% 80 ON one Il ouf Richclieu letters e A
c,s .ss ca AID and cemiot1 from Washington. =
% e q strange way Of furnishing Editorials Il
'.ss <sser, are worthy Of republication they arc
worthy Of cr.,dif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07
Bnsinees Notices.

HxNn HERz--The advertisement OF the Farewell
Monster Concert to be given on Thursday next wit be
found in another column Da
We would call the attention OF capitalists 70 1.
peremptory sale Of valuable property on Fourth "
Washington squsre) Amty.a. Lawrensa Abinsloa.
square, Hudson Ct. Greenwichst. Jane. Horsre and
Gsnsevoort SITS. 10 be sold by JAMES NJ MILLER Ase.
iioneer under the direction OF Lueius Robins Esqr
Master in Chancery on Friday next the s,h day Of
January inst at - O'Clock at the Merchant. Exchange
See advertisement in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07
~ The following officers were elected by Il

~ 1bt following ctkcers were elected by the
Ohio les issi.re In joint ballot on the ID inst
S~rasy " S,as-sAarxi GALLOWAY.
rssSs SsY~-s@ C5nrr Of Csseissars-Willism John
sfon.
teftes. ir.
ASSOCIATE JvpsKs
Ssks1s C5ESiv-Samusl y. Brown Hrdts--Alexsn.
iss rhonsou 0rssss-John Fudge nscsr=<as--Mor.
as Crsssr Jsokses-Roeer Mlrs T-u~keii-yohn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07

PESFUNgsy REDVcED PSIcFs.-Comsock 4 Co
q Cortland o. belsas the hotels, side. viii sell
TAIL large lot Of Permmery sud Fancy Soaps. very low
Wholesale prices Ia close their stock IN hat line. dsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07

~ White teeth, sweet bsesth asi hsslhy gums
fOr twenty.fve cents, or The money refunded ~ a.
who satisfied after trial that bon Of Amber
Tooth Paste has not done all this-eye, and The
New Orleans Pcayuns says, On sept %. IL IL the mod
ambrosa delicious article, and TOO cheap al twenlyG,s
csnls a box" Sold by {. n T.. CANFlELD and e. D.
CpLMEII. 1aaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07

Hvrk NsvisArros--we learn by Telegraph
that he s,ssner Columbia which lett New York yesser
asy wersns arrived ss Hudson at O'Clock p N. on
A~s ~sy Albany The wsscr 10 very high, and a, Van
wes Pes.s the Ice 10 piled up six eight feet
sssvs the surface ssd quito the river No boat
hks yet rs-d albany 10 there any prospect that
cue cen r~ssh there fos several days to come
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07

COMMON PIrAs-The breach Of promise CAGE wa
ably summed up yesterday. There vss . crowded 80
d<acs. To bs concluded TITS forsncou-
Ths tine stock sals coss b bs esAsr breach q su a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07
From III, Fall River II oaiIor. April. is,s.

WIsrss's BAIsAN or WIN CHEssv.--rhis metieirs,
prepared by lougssperienced AMI skilfal physeix
tested and approved by great number Of Intelligent d
eliminating and respectable persons IN various paris Il
the country. received and used with entire Sonf.
dence ard with great success by those seiet win pal
mouary complaints lsis also recommended . sslasbls
medicine for other d.easessach colds, coughs and
particularly diseases whose tendency 10 to consumption
should its efficacy continue has > rs far been proved
in various obstinate cases will indeed be ibvs
able medicine.
None genuine unless ,isned l. BUTTS on tho wrapper
For salehy A. b. ID. SANDS. Dmsgis,s. leo Fulton
81 corner OF William, agents for this city Aso ct rs
Brosdwsy and Y Ess, Broadway and by Dusglss sea
orally throughout the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07

" s,sDs SARsAP.KuLs, which consists OF ne WIN
tive elements implanted by ,hs Great Physician In hs
hygrsn root fully developed and concentrated known
tar and wide by the effects has produced. The foru
nate prey OF scrofua whose body once honsyeomb.
ed by that foul disease testfes 10 its value the rheumatic
patient who has aside HE cracbes and stands
and arm upon hs natural supporters sckno~
edges is operation with gratitude and the cesees
uuuumbered ulcers ofevery type, had they each tongue
would bear witness 10 Its efficacy. 10 ell where he
mpury Of the blood IL developed The surface IA hs
form OF eruptons, blochss or sores OF any description
the operation OF sands ssrsspsnlla will be found In Ise
CHEST degree salutsry.
Prepared and sold, wholesals and retail, by A. LAD
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists. lc fulscnsL eornsr Of
ynlism.sL .53 Broadway. and ~ Fast Broadway, Hsw
York Sold also by Druggists generally Throughout. Ne
United ststss Price 81 per bots. six bo,les for g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07

~ What q red face that lady had last week, bat
she has hne white, transparent aud smooth face ard
skin, because she hss used box OF Joness Spanish Iy
White, which always has the above effect Sold Al No .
phgnis Buildings West oswego, and by T.. b. COL
WELL, East Oswego. II Heed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07

" J. SMITH DopsE DsSrsr, No. Is Bonist near
Broadway requests the attention Of those wanting arua
cial teeth his method "a mshoi used In sns city
cusvey by himself Christening either single teeth ss
when gold plates 1t saves most OF tho pain ususy
given the operation and snshles the wearer to Keep
clean and healthy mouth "a NsN3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07

W That with The Big whisksrs-how DO you
think he gOt them Why, by using = three shilling eA.
tie OF Jones's Coral Hair Restorative which not ohy
makes but forces the hair to grow on the head " hss
Sold by &. u. Garfield aot T.. b COLWkIL
IL 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07

L. 2 DrsrncT corEr-A Grand Jury was empan-
neled ex Mayor Hsvemeyer foreman The Grand jury
sccuirsrc Chsries Msyne blame n relation 20 the
fatal occurrence on board the bark Beaver In which he
struck the fstsa blow In self dsfence &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07

r. The Nat,0nal Era, the Few Anti-slsvery
paper I, is said viii make It's appearance at Washington
to-day would have appeared some Gays since but tor
the delay in getting press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07
From Tamplro.
From the New. Orleans Piesyune Dee. :

From the NeWOIleans flcsy uLr Dec. -
The schr II. NJ Johnson sailed from Tampico Oh
the 18th inst and ia in the river coming up Capt
Hufngtou late Of the bark Mopsng was passenger on
her 10 the mouth Of the river where be went on board
the Fashion and came up to town.
Steamer Tennessee arrived the 18th with troops
from Brszos number unknown.
Steam schr James Csge arrived OF the bsr on the 18th
with troops.
FROM KINGSTON. JAMAICA-Ihe brig Henry
Woods Capt. Chamberlain. arrived yesterday from
Kingston, Jam having sailed thence on to 18th ut
The news is not important
Com Daniel Pring Of the British Navy Ia dead. he
expired al Port Royal toward the end Of November
The Colonial Legislature has commenced retreneh
meni By diseontnung the appropriation OF 200 per
mum for Queen plates 9; the races This an unpopu-
lar NOV ement and carried by the casting vote Of
the Speaker
Died. in spanish Town Thursday last black man
named John Crawford ricketts, al the extraordinary age
Of hundred and forty two years, and what may be
considered very unusual be wash good health I'll with
in about two weeks Of his death He formerly belong
ed and a coschman Of G. c. Rcke,s Esq q, one
time Attorney General OF the Island ard be said to
have borne excellent character during the whole Of
the time be capable Of moving sbost and earning
his livelihood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07

srrrnos Corxr--LoAasa Va Ere Railroad Co.
snl on
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Association LECTURE The Boston Union Of
Assssisopisss having completed THAR arrangements for
Cesrss Of Lectures the Theory OF Association. give
nsaes that the Introductory Lecture of the wiz
10 delivered on Thursday evening Jan al the Masonic
rsmple. IN Boston. BY wutfAx BxSsx CnANSrNo.
sshjscs-Ths Destiny Of Man upon Earth lie 10 to be
followed. On eseh saceeeding Thursday evening, BY
MssGs. cnAs- A. DANA Of Boston HoxAcr Garrirr.
II Nsw.York PAakE 0epwrS, Of EswYork, Gxo.
RIPLEY Of Brook Farm ALBEIT EnsrAxx of New.
Ycsh. nd Jonx g. Dwiear OF Brock Farm
Gen Taylor enjoys the glory Of having con
9.srod Ne northern indisns Fort Harriscn He en-.
az: E =, q. :",, In
havne conquered the Nexicsns on the Immortal heds Of
Pale Alto. kssscs de IL Palma ard Mooscrey lie enjoys
Ne Glory Of e,hes'ins = mederHtioa, mcaesty. and
nAxnanity Va the hour Of victory equal to his trsEs
esadant eoolaess and AKIN and courage In the hour N
cosnsct Bat kAs for the unfortunate old hero be doe,
sa enjoy the honor Of an approving mention n James
what are Iii hs' other Blended slores wos,hi
Louisville Jour.
pssERrTRs FROM THE ARxY IN Mrxieo-A
correspondent Of the New.Orieans Delta. writing
iron Monterey Dec. 10. msntions the following:
mr.. Lyons alec told tne thsf he a Of cur de-
ssrters In Zen Lula In moss dsplorsble conditiou-
ssnh Anna woaid hsvs nothing 10 DO with them and
had ordered them to HE rsar-to the PROVINCE OF ua
dAlaxHa Many Of thess men had been snticsd sway
under the proniss Of commissions b, the Army an3
bosasiss When 10 San Luis thar we've ragged suisr-
ins for common wsnss and destitute az every couort
ting biseeriy rcpcassd their ss dissacrsbe sscp IN
asserting the American STANDARD and would readily 70
tsm With ny sacrifice
Y. 8. SNIP BosroS.-we learn from the Ports
mouh New En- thai sao,her Ccur OF Inquiry wa or.
dsesd % ssssahs hoard Of ths U. s chip PesnsJivs
rA - xoedsy < inst b inquire into the css OF the
m - nosan urttl f>o Ar(sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07

GREAT FLooD.-This morning the Scioto .river
- inches cher than at the time Of the great hood
IN l-2 At that time IL was higher than ever known be-
fore except in l-o5 when it IS thought by our Oldest
eiuzens II was somewhat higher than In l-32 The Ma
ons Road between this city and Frsnkntnn and from
Franklntnn 70 Sulhvsnts mill 10 covered with vster.
The lsges, sized trees rails and shocks Of corr
drifting in abundance The loss 10 the people in the
Scioto valley incalcuAble Nearly al the corn left in
shock In the field md the quantity IL immense has been
swept away. The fences in the valley ~ell-cizh
gone The National Road between this cry and the bill
three miles west must be considerably injured The
railroad fror the prison 10 the stone quarry consider
ably damaged part Of OF the bridges OF the road
has settled IN one place some ls % ilches and may
ys; fall. The enbankment between the bridges 10 also
much damaged
Since the above vA In type. part OF the railroad
bridge has fallen The cas- made ifs way mo the
lover rooms OF ali the pork houses and much damage
has been done
The dwelling house and mil Of RoIlin Molsr two
uiss below The city eouplstsly surrounded BY Wa
ger Tour feet deep. Some Of citizens went 10 me
ianiy n boat and rescued them Many cattle stood
IN TIE water up 70 thesr mid sides-
The river has broken through the banks Of The Cohm
bus ieeeer N several place< The amount 1t property
destroyed 10 imnsnse
2. > Ins pork house of Col John AeElv has been
swept svsy which eoufained about e25.oo worth Of
pcrk thoush: hat great pcrrcn Of Il VIII b. last
Icslsnsss eohiol Statesman. ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07

~ The Museum was crowded ia every part
lass night Those Ethiopian Minstels were received
with the mos, enth Isssue sppsuse There IA 20 dis
uisng the fact that this kind Of min'trel'y both In
,ere,tng and popular and when rightly put before the
public and indicted with proper deeorum with Al the
same tins full share Of the negro extravaganza inter
.persed with their innlitabe dances and sprghty
IL well calculated the attention Of all classes
and this secret the manager OF the Museum seems 10
understand and has secured in this company al the
important features They give their performances h!s
Afternoon at o'clock and this evening Of haipass
when slso the greet Yankee personaor Great western
,hn charrnan k.nllx and ofhers likeNise appeal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-24
wn.lrsosr-s.le. of 10000 pounds Northwest vsr.

wnAIrsoSr-s Sales Of 10000 pounds Northvsst were
reported ct soc.
wH.xrrs Of 100 barrels State prison were made
at 2Skc. Drudge held ct 2sc
FRrIoHTs-lOOO barrels wsre engaged for London 1T
% Cd to Liverpool engagements were mdde to MI up
at Is Cd per barrel for four and at I'D per cotton
The nominal rates for dour asked Nd for cot
ton and 3D. a 81 for grain.
TEAS AT AucrIos-Importsd in the ship Zsnoba.--
Terms notes ut six months
Hyson-l2 chests 20. 81 do 39x. 10 do 80.
Young Hyson4O half chests 81 80 do 49, IS do Al % do
As ia do 4sk 25 do AN, 10 do AK. 10 do ~ 10 do
ssIS 76 do 37 1916 do 35 20 do s5k 80 do Is M do
sl 1876 do 81 % do 1915 252 do So 90 do 32 80 a.
1876 DO 81, "a do 30, is5 do and 200 lab boxes 40
half chests 30 1877 do %, % do a. 26 do ao lo73 with
drawn.
Imperial-l2 half chests a.
Gunpowder-l0 half chests &C. 10 do SAY, 10 do As
% lab boxes AZ rs do 4oH 10 half chests 3s, % do
ak, IS do 81, l76 do withdrawn.
Hysou Skin-26 chests 40, % do 26K % do &C. % do
IAN rs do "a 81 do 23k 1863 do a. 243 do 22 81 do
So do withdrawn
Twankay-9o half chests 2sh, as do 22k, $3.50 do %,
4SS do FL, IS do 20x, 20 do 20.
Powchons-ao chests 81, 40 half chests 25K, ISi do
2lH.
@souchons- 30 half chests 2l,S 20 do withdrawn.
1NipgyoDg boxes CO. 10 half chests 4I% so boxes 81
~ do aud 1919 halt chests withdrawn
Oolong-61 half chests 81, 40 do withdrawn
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Died.


On Monday morning, 23d inst, SAMUEL p. Fospicx,
aged 25 years Of the late Capt VIM Fosdick Of this
city and recently Of the firm Of Fosdck Charlock
Mobile. Alabama.
Ills funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon
25th inst at Ok o'clock from the residence of his
y, No l63 Twelfth street Funeral service viii be pee
formed ut st Bsrholomsws Church Of Lafayette
Place and Great Jones street. and from thence his
mains will be taken tn Westchester for nterment His
friends and Of his family respectfully invited
20 attend without further invitation. ct
On Sunday evening. 22d inst THOMAS DoLAN, aged AZ
years, native Of Msgures Bridge county Fern snagh
rsnd aud for the last ~ years resident OF this city
His friends and acquant and those Of his brother
Patrick Doan, also those Of his brothernaw Nicholas
woughby, respectfully invited to attend his
raj from his ats residence, No AZ Spring street. this
evening IT o'clock, p VI.
On Monday morning. at O'Clock, Mr.. MICHAEL HAIR
vEy. OF consumption, aged 50.
Ills friends and xcquaintanc respectfully invited
70 attend his funeral this tuesday afternoon at half
Ign,
On Monday afternoon, Aug. 23d, after O short but
painful illness, ANN, wife of Mr. William Jackson. (of
the nrm OF w ". Jackson Crate and Fender makers)
aged 81 years. months and days
The friends and rextives OF the deceased most
specfuy invited to attend the funeral this Tuesday,
afternoon, at O'clock from No 206 Clinton street.
OF Monroe
Yesterday In ths 10th year Of his ago Mr.. JAMES T.
FHAsELrs, late of Mobile.
Ills friends and relatives and those Of his brother-in
Jaw z. w Epgs, requested to attend his funeral,
rom the residence Of the latter No 40 west Washington
Place, this day, at o'clock r. NJ without further invi-
tston.