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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11

n OTICE.--ls hereby given thai the under
IN sIgneu has taken out letters OF admnls-
lratlon on The estate of Michael Ward, late o.
VandeIburgh County and State OF Indiana, de-
ceased. AL persons indebted To the said estate
are requested to a axe immediate payment, aud
those having claims against the same noti-
fed 10 present them duly authenticated Tor set
tlemeBt. The estate is supposed to be solvent
feb if-3t WILLIAM HUGHES Admr.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11

a OTICE--The un'erslgned hayin located
/ hImse IN Evansville, takes this method
OF informing the public that he intends to car
ry On the Uphosterug business, IN all It's various
branches. lie intends keeping constant sup-
ply of Mattresses, and earnestly solicits share
of public patronage; his Embellishments NAV be
fund in Mr.. Barnes new building, opposite
the New School Presbyterian Church.
jan. Pm RICHARD PARTRIDGE
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11
n Regular Packet.--The en-

A sS&n Regular Packet.--The en-
gk-.t-y.EIlSllS irelf new ANA splendid steamer
s:1ssss=:sSzSzssE COURIER, CULVER, Mastenwiil
leave Evansville fur Louisville eveIyW ednesday
and Saturday at O'clock, P. M.
Passengers and shippers may depend upon her
continuing in the trade, and observing the Ut
most punctualty. dec 81: '46-tf.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11
State OF ImGiana,l

1t
Vanderbnrgh County IS
Vanderbureh Circuit Court, in vacation, JAM
uary 2lst l547.
John Baldson,
vs..
Elisha SatterIee, Levice Sat- In Chancery.
;eree, Oliver Satterlee. Benja- sn'
man Satterlee. and Phebe Jane =
Sauerlee
A ND now at this time, to-wit: January 2lst
"a l847 comes the complainant by John Ing e
Jr,, his solicitor, and fl ed in the office of The
clerk OF the VandeTburgh circuit court. his GER
tain bill OF complaint, against the above named
defendants, praying OF a COMMISSIONER to convey
real estate, sold in the life time of the defend
ants ancestor. And the complainant also at
the same time filed in the said clerks office, the
affidavit OF disinterested person by which il
appears that all the above named defendants
are nOn-resdents of the State OF Indiana.
Therefore notice is hereby given to the said
Elisha Satterlee, Levlce Saiterlee, Oliver Sat-
terlee, Ben amin Satlerlee, aud Phebe Jane Sat
terlee, that unless they appear before the
calling Of this cause at The next term of said
court to be held at the court house in Evansville
on the fourth Monday in March newt, and show
ca use if any they can show why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should not be granted, tn e
same will be heard and determined in their
absence.
SAM'f. T, JENKINS, Clerk.
ian %, tS47-3t D f. SO 90
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11

II UST received per Steamer Ringgold and
" Grace Darling ,sf.s.--
80 Bags of Prime Rio Coffee.
81 Cases of Boots and shoes.
Amongst which is good assortment of Miss
es Shoes and 9ootees. ChildFen's youths and
boys Shoes and Boots sizes, aud gentlemens
G UNI Elastic over shoes, which offered at
Wholesale or retail, low for cash.
NJ. W.FOSTER.>
Evansville, Dee 10-ie46-tt
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11
Evansville Steam Flour Mills.

FnIHE subscriber, having by purchase come
a Into possession of the above, late the pro
perry of N. Rowley, Esq, is prepared to pay
The highest market price Tor Whea', Flour Bar
reIs, Wood and Coal. He assures those having
Wheat or Flour Barrels for sale, good market
at all times. [ieb 4 III S. G. CLIFFORD.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11

z BON! HR0Nu-- A complete assortme emit
Il OF Bar, Sheet, boiler aud Rod Iron, German
Spriag, English Blister, American and Cast
Steel, for sale by, June Isl ORR.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11
COOperage.

"ONTRACTS Tor Flour barrels, from 100 tC
u 200 per day, Wanted Also, Slaves, head
ing aud hoop-poles.
Feb II S. 6. CLIFFORD.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11
Petition for Divorce.


Robert Giles e.tfa2t1 raifs aas ~
a ND now at this time comes the Petitioner
"a by Samuel r HamiII, her solicitor. and
files IN the Office OF the Clerk OF the Vander-s
buFgl1T circuit court her cettaIn petition TOR di-
aliidaSit OF disinierested person this day flied
In the Clerks office. aforesaid, that Robert
Giles is a non resident OF the State OF Indiana.
Therefore notIce is hereby given to the said
Robert Giles, that unless he appear and plead,
answer, or demur the complainapts SAID Pc
tltion, on or before the calling Of The cause at
the next term of said court, to he held { the
court house in Evansville, the 4ih Monday
IN March next, The matters and things therein
contained will be taken as confessed.
SAMUEL Il. JENKINS. C1'k -
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11
Carpenters.

AN AIMED 10 contract tor repairs about the
w Evansville Steam -Four Mil Also
10000 feet OF Lnmber, Flooring, Weatherboard-
ing, &c. Efeb II S. G. CLIFFORD.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11
6 & + & 4 "a E 9 &
Despair not--for there Is hope for the dying

CERTIFICATES THIS is TO certify that
some months since | was taken with pam IN
my side and breast; | called IN the aid OF sever
al hyslcians, but they tailed TO give me any
relief and Tor the space OF one year grew rap
idly worse. In addition TO this, was attaked
with a violent cough; although an excellent
physician lived IN the same house, and used the
greatest and paid the strIciest attention
II bafied all his skih-twoothers were called in
one OF which was an aged and skllliul physici-
on, but II their efforts proved like upavalllng.
Al last, a physician who was attending camp
meeting IN the negh borhood, came to SCI me,
end dee Jared that could not last more than one
ay longer; also. all oil the vast number who
came 10 me believed that few days at most
must end my earthly career. My Trends were
now called IN 10 me die but my brother at this
crisis Clearing OF the astonishing cures perform
ed by DIR. Rogers Compound Syrup oil I.iver~
wort and Tar) wen. 10 Cbillicothe and back, a
distance OF 60 miles in 10 hours, TO get some of
the above medicine: commenced taking II,
nd strange tell. before had used hall : bot
tie the cough entirely cured; from this
time recovered rapidly, and when j had used
two bottles. was able to assume my family vo-
cations us usual. | fully satisfied Ihat,If il
hau not been Tor this excellent medicine would
now be in my grave, aud must IN Justice say
that truly return my sincere thanks to the in
ventor OF this. priceless medicine. aud would
recommend all persons afflicted with diseased
lungs to give it rrlai.s 500 gskse
HARRIET ROWE.
We the undersigned, do certify that acc
count OF Mrs. Rowe Is correct, we being per-
sonally acquainted with all the circumstances.
PIP. Johnson. Thomas Craig,
Porter ID. Matthews, Joseph Evans.
Staunron. Oho, Feb. Z, 1916. .ss e4ss
Ii there are any who still doubt The Great Vir-
tues OF this Medicine, please call at the agents
and get pamphlot containing humorous Ceriifi-
c9lrs of astonishing cures, OF the first and most
respectable citizens, ..lf H. - sz.ll
n. b, Those who afflicted with diseased
Lungs, wllido well to consider camly whether
their condition is more hopeless than was that
of Mrs. Rowe of Staunton, of Mrs Guilds of
Cincinnati, Ohio. s-ss.tar 81. u ssa s7st
"A. l. Seovill wholesale agent for the west
and soarbl Southeast corner OF filth and
Mace Streets Cincinnati. For sale by William
Woosey. Evansville Indiana. - ID. So 81
dec. 81. I846-ly. t.ii Sos s4ssasi. .s (. ta
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11
State OF Indiama,I

State OF Indlana,l &C f+lNH - tsssfs p
FaaoeTburgn county. 1880 tl - 81 {
Vandtrburgh crcSt court, in vacation JAM
uary Z, SAG. $3.50
The national whig., 1847-06-22

Mechanics. OF all things, says the, A Alhens
(Alab) Patriot, do dislike TO hear mechanics
complaining that they are not respected, g be-
cause they are mechanics" II is no such thing
never was there more truth uttered than this
:. Honor and shame from no condition rise,
" Ai well your part, there all the honor lies"
and the mechanic who complains that proper
respect is not paid him, because he IS me-
chanic, either deserves not the respect OF res
peclable men, or does not receive, because he
win not demand it. The great secret-,he true
reason Of mechanics position, is this--they
think, act, and speak as though their avoca
tions were not honorable, were degrading; they
eternally iaWn around and cringe 10 those who,
sometimes by fortune, but more often by sys
lem OF outright swindling. have come into the
possession Of gold their conduct towards The
lrould be aristocracyof villages, cities and neigh
borhoods, is that OF degraded inferior, instead
OF one who is equal and more often superior
10 them. Mechanics, if yon are degraded ii
you do not take your proper position in the
ranks Of society-the fault lies at your own
door. There is nothing in your occupations 10
degrade you from the hair dresser To the dis
ciple OF Faust, you are useful members of So
ciety. Then complain not, but be proud Of your
position.
The national whig., 1847-06-22

To The Wigs Of JMnltgome,y. BE united suf
fer not the ambition OF aspirants to distract your
ranks II any Wings are 50 forgetfnl Of their duty
to their country and their party. as to set up for the
Legislature independently Of the action Of the
whole party, vote not for them. Let opponents sus
tain them But select your best men for the county
vote, and the applause Of the whole Union will be
shouted in your ears in October next
The national whig., 1847-06-22
W.sH,ssros. D. C.. June 81, ls47.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 81, lS47.
In an editorial article of the National Whig
for today, il is stated that major Bliss, and a
young lieutenant, looked anxiously about for
the escort that was TO accompany Gen. Tay-
lor from Fort King to Tampa.
The truth and the fact is, Major Bliss was al
no time in Florida with General Taylor; but,
at the very time above alluded 10, he was .
Professor Of Mathematics at West Point. The
article is true, as regards Gen. Taylor's perfec,
fearlessness and disregard Of danger; for he
was in the habit Of going ahead Of his STA fl
and escort through very perious places.
Another statement in some Of the papers, 10
the effect that, in the desperate fight al Okee.
chobee, on the 25h December, 1887, Colonel
The national whig., 1847-06-22
DEPARTURE OF PRESIDENT POLK.

The President and his suite LETT our city to-
day for the North The northern Democratic
papers are very urgent in their appeals TO the
Wings 10 receive him kindly, and lay aside
all party feelings on The occasion. We hope
their appeals will be heard; but, al the same
time, we trust the Wings will frown down all
attempts on the part of the Democrats 10 make
his reception Democratic party affair, by ap-
propriating the honor paid TO the Presidential
Office, as extorted from the Wings, by The pres
ence Of the incumbent.
4. But the Democratic press avows, in advance,
that this northern tour Of Nj. Polk is moi po-
htical tour This is moi true. II is political
expedition. II was conceived with the design
Of propitiating the Wilmot Proviso Democrats
Of the North. Mr.. Gllet went so far as 10 in
sist upon the Presidents leaving his negro body
servant behind him, and the President yielded.
He will no doubt be paraded in the North as
the enemy Of slavery and the absence Of the
southern gentIeman's usual colored attendants
will be pointed to as proof Of the fact. But be
this as it may. the grand point 10 be carried by
the Presidents visits, 10 be brought in contact
with the northern Democracy as Wimot
Proyiso man; for Mr.. Polk has by no means
abandoned his idea of re election. The more
impracicable such an event 10 other peoples
eyes is, the more practicable does il appear to
Mr.. Polk. The desperation of Mr.. Tyler, in
quest Of a second term. is quietude, in com
parison with that which Mr.. Polk feels and ex
hibits. We hope, therefore, that the Wing
press Of the North will have its eyes upon the
movements Of Mr.. Polk and his friends. Let
them not be deceived BY The cunning Of these
men, but expose, with a bold hand, their cor
rupt design:
The national whig., 1847-06-22

IPThe debts Of the States taken together am
cunt now to 225 millions. The Mexican war debt
at present is not less than so millions and before
the Peoples President for ls49 get hold Of the
helm Of State, Mr.. Polk threatens 10 run il up to
500 millions. Verify, we in fair way TO rival
the debt-ridden nation of Old England and all thro
the acts of the Democratic party which processes so
loudly an adherence of debt
The national whig., 1847-06-22
FURNITURE SALES
AT AUCTION.

rTNHE subscriber will hold sales Of household fur
/ niture, on 7h street, near the Centre Market
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings
weather permitting, TO commence at nine O'Clock
He has engaged the services of Mr.. George A. Da-
viss crier and salesman, and will give his own
personal attention occasionally.
Articles will be received until the hour Of sale, and
settled for on the spot as soon as it is over.
June 2l--lm b. HOMANS Auctoneer
N. B.-Persons having surplus articles Of Furni-
ture for sae can obtain the cash for the by al-
plying to GEORGE A. DAVIS.
The national whig., 1847-06-22

4 t I . .
The Tenth Legion. There is but one Wing
newspaper in this benighted region of Virgi
MIA, the Harrisonburgh Republican. That
stern and faithful journal, in its number of The
18th instant, appeals TO the Wings Of that Con-
gressional district 10 come up TO its supper,
with one voice. If our opinion has any weigh,
with our brethren in that section Of the Old
Dominion, we cheerfully give il in favor Of the
Republican. II is the duty Of every Tenth Lee
gion Wing TO take it, and hand it to his Demo
cratic neighbor to read. His Democratic neigh
Dor only needs light to loosen the scales from
his eyes. Make then the Republican your
weekly visiter. Pay the Editor literally for his
abors, and enable him to give you a journal
filed with intelligence and sound Whig argu
ment, and you will, by thus all pulling togeth-
er, be able TO make the Tenth Legion legion
Of Whig light, in less than years time. We
repeat, let every Wing voter in this district
subscribe and pay for the Republican without
delay. 1t is your duty TO do so. Band together,
and let the Republican speak your voice, and
old Rough and Ready will receive ine-ten,hs
Of the votes Of the Tenth Legion, as sure as
you live; even though he had not the pleasure
Of the presence Of many of her Democratic
voters in the field.
The national whig., 1847-06-22
FRESH GROCERIES.

HNHE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving az
| additional supply Of groceries comprising
Freesh Teas. Coffee Of various kinds
New Orleans, Porto Rico, and 81. Croix sugars
Do do do molasse.
Sugar house sirup and moasses
Fresh spices, ground and unground
Sperm, adamanline, and mould candles
Tomato sauce, catsups, anchovies. SC.
sardnes and Curry powders
Sarsaparilla sirup, fancy soap
Military shaving soap, &c.
Orange county butter
100 sugar cared hams
100 superior shoulders
A large supply Of cigars and tobacco
To which he invites attention 8. HOLMES,
june l9--d3w 9TH street.
The national whig., 1847-06-22

Governor Page, OF The Granite State, says
that you might as well try TO stop the North
wind blowing with handkerchief as 10 attempt
to prevent the election Of General Taylor TO be
next President. and Governor Page is Polk
man.
The national whig., 1847-06-22
NOTICE.
june II 6ticeo

NOTICE.
TTAVING sold out my entire stock Of lumber,
I'll offer the STAND FOR RENT, and
OFFICE, STABLE, AND FIX XfURES FOR
SALE.
Coal Business would find this frst-rate stand for
that purpose it being in the thoronghfare Of busi-
ness an the corner Of 9th street and Missouri ave-
nue., and nearer Penn. avenue than any other
wood yard on the Canal. | shall remain at the
office during the week, and be ready at any time 10
give immediate possession.
In the mean time earnestly solicit all those in
debted to TO call and settle their bills, either
with the money or notes, al short dates.
iunel5 3tf GEORGE COLLARD. II
4sfea& tstf&sf- Nat Tntelll At
The national whig., 1847-06-22
SUMMER HATS.
lDITIONAL sUPPLIES D

~ DDlIlONAL SUffLIES OF
IN LIGHT SUMMER HATS
for gentlemen, received at 1odfs Fashionable Es
fabHshment
The Baena VISTA or Mexican Slouch Hal--a new
article very comfortable. and admirably adapted fol
travelling.
English Luton Braid Hats, very light and 4
ible-shape unexceptionable, and very plea
SAINT article for warm weather.
Panama and Maracaibo Hats-Orleans and
Havana styles-the best assortment in the District
prices reasonable.
Gentemens' White Oregon Beavers, rich
Do. Pearl Cassimeres, extra light, with
ventilators
Do. White Russias
100 dozen braid Hats, for men and boys, al sizes
A large assortment double and sngle-brim Leg
horn. Palm-leaf and Pedal braid Hats for gentlemen
youth, and children.
VIM. B. TODD, Fashionable Halter,
doors west west Browns Hotel
iuua l7--6t af54@& 4
The national whig., 1847-06-22

NeiO York, June 2l, 6 p. m.--rhe sales Of wheat
to-day $4,000 bushels at 81 7Oal 72 for red, and
ST s5 for prime Genesee white; corn without change
in price, sales Of 10000 bushels, at ST. for round
yellow corn, and 80 cents for white and mixed !;
Flour unsettled. Some parcels of Ohio sold as low
as 81, but Genesee commanded 81 50 with consid
erable operations, sales 400 900 barrels; considerable
movement in cotton, shippers in the Market sales Of
1000 bales at advance OF about ac per h. on the
prices prevailing prior to The arrival Of the seaner
Philadelphia, June 81, p. Stocks heavy; S45,-
900 Pennsylvania SIS sold at $685. $4,000 y. States
Treasury Notes, 6's, at 1868 $4,000 Texas Trea-
sury Notes at l49; $4,000 United States 6's, s67,
at 1868; $4,000 Reading Railroad Bonds at 77s a
70; Morris Canal Canal closed at l94; -four without
much euquiry--abeut 1000 barrels Western in all
sold at 81; 500 bbls corn meal at 50 62a, and more
offered; $4,000 bushels Of Pennsylvania red wheat
sold at l5Oal55; 1000 bushels Pennsylvania corn
al e6 cts.
An arrival at New York from Rio de Janero re-
ports that f.ur was retailing at Ia milreas-sma
stock in the market. Freight high but few vessels in
port. Coffee 81 10 per bag. Sugar selling on board
at At
Captain Hatch, Of the brig Cordelia at NJ York
from Ponce, 10Th instant, states that the weather
continued dry, and the crops were suffering very
much for want of rain.
BALTIMoRE, June 81, s. p. m. Only $50
head Of beeves offered, which met with ready
sale at 8 l2!a$4 1872 per 100 lbs. on the hoof
equal TO S6 25a$8 nett, and averaging SO IS
gross.
Sales of live hogs at SO 5OaS6 90
On Saturday 400 bbls. Howard street Flour
were sold al 81 25. To day holders have been
offering freely at 81, without finding purcha-
sers. The only sale was at $6 rs for 200 bbs.
On Saturday sale oi 900 bbls. Susquehan-
nah Flour al 81 S. To day there are sellers
at 81.
Sales Of Maryland yellow corn at 90 cents,
and of two or three parcels Of white al 100 cts.
Sales Of about 1000 bushels Penna yellow al
97, 90, and 95 cents.
A sale Of Pennsylvania rye at 100 cents.
Oats 60 cents--sales.
Beef and pork selling in limited parcels with
in the following rates, viz: No. beef at ST 3a
$3.50; Prime do al $l0al0.50; Mess pork al
$l7 and prime do al $l4aI4 50. Sales Of bulk
pork 10 the extent Of 100 hhds. Sides in salt,
back bone out, al 81 cents, and 60 hhds. Sides
in salt at 9. cents. Bacon in fair demand al
7.aS. cts, for shoulders mostly a, 7saS cts !;
sides 10 cents /; and hams at 9alO1 cents. Sales
Of 20 hhds. shoulders III 7saa cents so hhds.
do. at II cents; and $1,000 lbs. sides at 10 cts.
Lard in kegs l0al0. cents, and in bbls. % CTS.
Small sales Of whiskey at 35 cents for bar
res. Nothing doing in hogsheads.
SALES AT THE BALTiM ORE STocK Board
Monday, June 2l.--$5,000 Maryland Skies
(opening) 90s.
United States Treasury 6's closed to-day at
l07 asked. l06a bid. Maryland 6's closed at
90 asked. for the opening, 90l bid. Balti-
more 6's, Of 1890, 100 asked for the opening,
9Os bid. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares
4Sa asked, 47s bid.
The national whig., 1847-06-22
BOARDING.

NTRs. PIERCE has the pleasure of informing
Nl her friends and the public that her house
having been refnrnished throughout. is now reopen
for the accommodation Of boarders by the week,
month, or year. Her table will be furnished with
the best the market affords her house is situated
on Pennsylvania avenue, few steps from that de-
lghtful retreat the Capitol grounds. No pains
will be spared to make her house pleasant home
to those who may favor her with their patronage
itlne 9-lm
The national whig., 1847-06-22
$l SO BECK'S 81 sc
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS,

Removed to the corner Of 7th street and Penn.
apenae, oser Stott's Drug Store
A CCURATE and highly finished Portraits for
IA $l SO, Groups in proportion.
PosT MoRTEM cases attended to with prompt-
tude and certain success at reasonable advance.
A share of the public patronage is most respect
fully solicited. ss55a ABA 81 2lyai
june tt, ]. III. B. BECK.
The national whig., 1847-06-22

Taylor remained on horseback, encouraging his
men, &c., is moi true; for Colonel Taylor was
waist-deep with his men,.in swamp. and
within fifteen PAGES Of the hottest Of the fight
Yours, 5.
The national whig., 1847-06-22

On the 18th Of May free trade meeting
was held in Manchester, England, and the
operatives who We're promised cheap bread
whea the corn laws were repealed, voted
down the free traders fifty TO one, after arguing
the question with consummale ability.
The national whig., 1847-06-22

GJ The New York Courier and Enquirer is
oul against Rough and Ready Clubs. For our
part we see no necessity for them, but the peo-
pie have right TO do just as they please in The
premises. Old Zach will be President, come
what may.
The national whig., 1847-06-22

IP The two Finkles who tried to kill Cowles
at Hudson, N. Y, were convicted on the 18th inst.
of assault with intent to kill. They tried to escape
when taken from court to prison. They say that
they will be rescued, if the town has to be burned.
The whole affair is an anti-rent outbreak.
The national whig., 1847-06-22

Major Bradford, the Mexican w hig' who
stood shoulder to shoulder by The side Of JEFF
ferson Davis at the slorming Of Monterey is
candidate for Congress in Mississippi against,
Mr.. Censure Jake Thompson. Thompson's
fate is sealed
The national whig., 1847-06-22

General Taylor on one occasion asked 6
foot Granite State boy Is years OF age why
he came 10 the wars. "Cause daddy licked
me Twas the pilhy reply.
The national whig., 1847-06-22

The Polk men and presses Of New Hamp
shire are exeusing The proposed plan Of the
Administration A TO rob the churches Of Mexico
by essaying TO prove that il would advance
Christianity and civilization.
The national whig., 1847-06-22

The people Of Vermont are denouncing in
public assemblies the post office law OF last ses
sion which has heen interpreted and construed
by Cave Johnson with view 10 prevent the
dissemination Of intelligence.
The national whig., 1847-06-22

GrN News has been received that fur Mexican fel
lucas are cruising in the Mediterranean against on
commerce and carry their prizes TO river south o
Mogadore in Barbary.
The national whig., 1847-06-22

Col. Gates, master Of Tampico, has ordered
importers to pay one per cent. additional duty
on all goods left in the public stores more than
three days, though Mr.. Polk's tariff gives no
such right. Like master, like man.
The national whig., 1847-06-22

The London and Blackwell railway cost
only one million ofdolars per mile. It's upon
arches. and its site was once occupied by dwell.
ings.
The national whig., 1847-06-22
DIED,

In this city, this afternoon, MARY CATHA
RlNE, infant daughter OF William and Cathrne
Chambers.
o. The friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock, from their residence on Second street,
between B and G. INTEL