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Groceries.

TTTE have on hand a general assortment Of Gro
wv ceries Of Int kinds as cheap as me cheapest.
June ia T.8G. RAWLINS Ss co.
/. TENUINE English wv aIdTona Grass ard Grair
NJ Scylhes; American Scythes; also, Shall,
Whelstones and Rides, which we will w loWei
than they can be- bought elsewhere IL town ~ II
june IL s Essg 4. 90. RAWLiN5 III 49,
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China ware.

II FITf.T. StprJ 81 81 nd Glass wares Stone
A and Ear,hcrh crocklr Tin wareut best manu-
5srlnre' FFss,r saIe bt F. DBNNINGTpN.
lT)nnrf,,pit,uas ISenot lie =, 1919.
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: ALP We. nsslns TX. MOODS 4
f-s--,,-r Ell. -yIbie Bonnet SIX inst r
MassA a ,.s =. l.s.'s-4fFO ODs 4 CO.
IT INEfSzTREs. BIZ ~ IS a ana L..
Ma5 q, i isl ssssA y Ts co.
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(NRACKEHsS.--lOS Bbls sJaE g %
W Saghr, Soda, and Picnic Graz sseesssss
10 half bills do al ase-ssSs
And which wil-he soid for e, g. ~ F
coEsssisclester. May 10 1919.
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u Bacon and h.

He-TIngf, Shad and Va 81 sssou e.
hannah Potomac and N. q rssl
is AZ AZ NosI Trim'd Shad.
We also 49,. !. and Neutrality-suspicious. Family
Hefrinrs-o gIaapect daily lat Ioiuea prices.
r .aY q which We as & BROWN.
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Il ciekSs: ~ ia bui4t y ICES Br9* " Y,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14

,.St IA have on hand al ~ u which
VIE unde Il III BAsR 81 every M and con-
- Charles, ,hlic' The stock is y
they invite uH
sistsof SSrfIs-fsT. Els Ly,h;s ,.crn,v1Vl-
y PALLNQ u y ~ l,,.r;al Ia 8 = 80
nl.yIDs q moderate terms: w. MOORE
Will oe Mi. Hi. 81 7
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Goods Selling or at Cost.

Fresh Fruits, Nuts; Ac EI I n,
rfrereiyed one ease Primes, Figs NpilI Y,
Reans Fig Paste, "a superior article, app an
description Of Nuts. = ut rcsrlCfs j
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tfYRHrNIA STATE LOTTERI IF q the Ben
NJ e6t 81 Mcnonsalin Academy. glass 70. q lot
1919. b Be dIzAn Il Alexandria, p % SATURDAY,
The l6fh Of June 1872.
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TI, @ for WarVeste

- IN rs and Nhelsiones 1T nv 4, AVIS
line ri. isi9. STEWAK Azez Y. :. =.
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ScSyz.as. Snaths, ShOvels and spaces
I III DOZEN Hass and grain Scyitscs, Maldler
y p s long 6a 3aiss ssovels; doz. Hsnes
do, Spades; 4 gross RuhheEs. -
4 dol Scyiie Snaths;- gsoss w het Btyas
l 90 Hoe & Co.'S ~ Cut SAVES Nv
Il Do DO Mill Saws; Il
For sale on pleasing tefnlss by G.s
s WOOD 81 DAM IL -
Winchester hfay 10 1874 -
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Died.
The friends Of tho family his brethren Of the Lodge
Of Strict Observance No. "a, and Olive Branch Lo ige
No 81 o. o. f., and the members Of those orders In
good standing In vited attend his funeral from
afternoon. at O'Clock The Lodge Of Strict Observ.
aDce, and masonio fraternity will meet In the Lodge
Room, at Howard House, at O'Clock, previous to the
funeral.
On Friday eve Ming 23d instant, of pulmonary con.
euwption, MRS. EIIzABErH VAUGHN WILSON, widow Of
the late stephen T. Wilson, In the 50th year Of her
age.
Her friends. and those Of the family, and also those
Vaughn respectfully invited to attend her funeral
rom her late residence No SO Lsght street. on Mon.
day afternoon the 26sh inst at O'clock without fur
tier invitation.
On Saturday morning, Feb eth, Taos. J. BELL
His friends and those Of his brother in law George
Gwynn respectfully invited to attend his neral
from his late residences II Reade street. this afternoon
At 8 o'clock
On Saturday evening" of Group, JAMES ToRpos wHIr-
NEY, ron Of John w and Rachel Whitney, aged ono
year and eight mo nths.
The friends and acQuaintances are requested to =
tend the funeral this afternoon at O'clock from
reside nee Of his parents, ID Morris street.
On Saturday last. suddenly, FANNY, daughter Of
Thomas Address. sged II years.
The frencs of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral Monday at one pollock, from
the New York Hotel without further invitation Her
remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetry for In
terDept
On Saturday evening" after q short Illness, Mr. Will.
LIAM Jaws aged 81 years late OF the New York Gus
tom House.
On Saturday February oath GEORGE w youngest
fOn of William T and Elizabeth Ann Freligh, AGED
years months and days
At BE- pson. Hamilton county, 18th instant AARON
CRAG,N In the nth year OF his ase, father of F.
CrsRip. of this city.
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Arrived

Arrived
Ship Columbur hcCeen, Liverpool Jan 9th with mdse to
hob Roy Arnold Mobile 2, days with cotton to coatsr
shp.ortl.,r.n Sullivan. New Orleans oath with mdse,
%,DE, from Mobile fI Le,poo The has days Of
Jessoe Cobo New orcans 80 days mdss TO Eagle
Snip vcksbnrg Berry, New Orleans sssh jan with m, 70
nefoa Inc has had continued north windhas been
sou,hror Mccormick Charleston ls days. with cotton
Bark Brown from Palermo sls poc cisral er 18th
snuar, nit to Chamberlain Phelps Sailed from Gbra,er
saw de Sr for
IS stn met LAT >, o. lon g. 80 spoke brig Pour Bro
BIN 'uriata of Boston) Cook, New Orleans mdsc 70
Bark Byron to wadoboro) upher Mobile days with cot
I'Es John strs.d Iws New Orleans days. with md.s to
Bh Pa,.en O Bosoa) McNear New Orleans "a days.
British brig Naana Lawreno. Halifax 10 days with fab to
British Ella Frances Tuis Island Is day. with sill, 10
oror I'm ON ape a'teras spoke sohr Mary Een Poe
trg Jane Anderson Titan. 20 dav from Limerick in b,
y. & 18th ut "a drove sss 70 ss
wsre s lar a. lon experiepced westerly sc whole
roru,s.ss sns omyu| Silvia q days from Lisbon with
R RS, Go :, 3d. Of the Samuel
Big ir0t.cton cas) HILL "a day. from rnrh, Island
a boo snS SsS s fss
tor de- ua ashore west sido Of Turks
The e cs Of la a s s saved
Ike. Letter the e. aer sS ss ,norng
n spoke brig ussn Jane. hence for Bordeaux The has
PTS nsn,iss. (o sai%.isl pu. from sJ.se de- Cuba
i7S spoke sssp from on s e.
Is d S:% g. 'ss p o.
rsn heavy ss 10 Capt supplied BY brig
Brig Uranus Burt from s,s Jan % with mise TO Patru,
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He IL in cheerful spirits, and prepsre ~ o ~ W"
III amor OF duty the moment me n"ai s,,nws. u
The Pre,ide mt suite con,ns OF ~ 49, G.rsst ~
tsmen DR. McCormlek 49,. ~ All. p.",ou
B. A ; Col Van Al On, W. 40 H. ~
Louisiana; Hon Ju1se R.n;~min 40 Col w
kp IT. DO; Hen - - N'1' WI w. ""
dodge, 90. n,.a from Kartu.Ax h. N. eoro,-
NE .sr sec p,i.w.n r.,.,t... ~ "a. 80,
tpg ladies' snu Mtm.S.. Nh. T.,ior a. ss,.. psr
osmrs ;.n,. NJ Christv v .n,1cSy. NJ. Ch,;ty
son ,U,n,.,a. A. = M,.s icyhr A. - '' '''
A~' "' w A"'
HiALIH or GENERAL TAYLOR.
We are serry to hear that General raylsr is some
What indisPestd 80 that ne was crPpsd on Thursday
But We hope that qn-s and repose for day or two
W. perfectly restore him 70 his usual health-Wash-
lagoon Union, Fsb. "a.
INCIDENTS.
HARPER's FERRv. Feb 20, 1870
Yesterday, the 22d, war preparing and country
dsfs pdipe community on the tip tss - OF
element expecting the President elect pass hts
way TO Wellington; but tho came, but no &C.
n<rsl Taylor.
On the morning Of the 73d the telegraph commenced
its clicking ABOUT O'Clock and informed the oitizsus
that General Taylor had Left Cumberland, Nd. with
special train Of for Washnx ton, and 1t would
arrive at Hsrper's Ferry about IL O'Clock.
Accordingly, every preparation was made to re-
esive old Rough and Ready The band ives out In
good style, and with its beat airs" The csmmittee
81 srrsngsmsnts looked amiable, and seemed glad
70 acne Ior 'neir colo snoulasf wnion lucy mad
showed hls nomination A large coucouree OF citizens
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matt. By the eommitte. Q. banks and insurance DOM.

nate, by the committee banks and insurance DOM.
psniss, 10 still ending In that body
he Housstonic RslwSy 10 in fpe running coudl
ton; the and elegant and the conductor
'Mr Bostwick) Is very attentive to his duties, and
very OWL to his psssepge-s This road Is run With
great regularity and the amount Of travel over is
really great and gratifying.
Mics Julia Dean IL rapidly attaining position in the
dramatic world which will compare fsvorsby with
that of any living actress She Ia playing an engage
mept It the Albany Museum Her sppearauce here
produced the eeBra ion In the fasho usble world
which marked her appearance at Waship gton, and 10
other Southern cities She is, perhaps some what de-
fcent In physical power; but shs possesses . great
and Wig orous mind The dit Of her proposed mar
rsge to the Hon John NJ Bolts supposed to be COR
rect. C..
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sehr Frank ir Nsjsoa virri,is.
echr kllsr miner. New London.
tthr Bic CTspde Chsot. Bostsn.
ecbr ksther Ella. Clarke eas,port 20 days
sehr Aida Virgins " a,ven hoa nd 70 Nor:h Carolina
ssI :I ,. si f;ss s.;f:' .ss Nc
fehr y koe. Feterson boston
schr En- a. Cromwell Boston.
echr Susan Russell. Nan tucket.
ectr Georg. Warrington winssw Nantucket.
ethr Surveyor. Chapman, New H.v0.
schr Wave Stirling virgni,.
rcbr Wary Parker Parker. vrgn mia
echr Howard CIowel Boston,
echr John Q Adams Besrse Boston.
schr CoosyS Co You, IS Boston.
Scbr Hemer. Nichersop, Eostsn
Sckr Nav Nickersor, Provir netown.
schr avins. Hophirs Hatfield 2days
Schr .shnston, Fgtert pattslt . daya
sehr Belle Port =. Hatfield. ds,n
S1oop Encore, C6rsou, Virginia ~ hours
sloop Frederick brown, Gardiner providence-
Sloop New London, -, New London
0ssOws
Ship Edgar. Smith, from Or eana
Br barb Tit Shi. We, Eng 81 daye.
Ham bark Harriet 98 days from Lima.
Bank Mason Barney Scott from buenos Agree.
Bark surry Of Surry, -, from orlessa
Bark Charles Deveps, Bailey from New Orleans
Brig Emily Basy. from Cbsre.tor.
JOS ph Bryant. Stewart. fr,m New Orleans.
ship reported to be the Nathaniel 30 Griffin nom New
Dreams
A snip from New Orleans known.
A Pr bark, with loss Of foietoprasi.
echr MAIDS gafctr from Georgetown,SC.
Also ships, banks and bIigr.
shpJ Coaster for Calf lays at ancho, qusrau
Several vessels lay at the 80 Spit bound wind hound
Pilot boa James boarded
whale thie Fsnny rewards from Cncifo whore
the ordered the boat Pilot report below some
40 sail Of vessels bound up.
FEBRUARY 25-wind. sun.ris. NE; at meridian M -
ouA set NE
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Markets ELSEWHERE.


BosroN, Feb 2BSokrs 10 Erd-26 abs Vermont Central
Railroad 66A 20 DO bs 66 81 do 56H Western Railroad
l0 70 r. aiding Railroad. IS do b30 1871 30 do l3 rs
e iS1 % do Ia Boston 0ailroad, 100
Boston ind Provideucs Railroad go Old Colony Railroad
We ment and aass Railra do bw tOK Mort
Railiond sA do b. S,M ~ do b. s434 10 Ftchburg Rail
road, yA; do b7; Eat Raiir Dad $685. Boston
AID Maine Railroad Joe; rs East Boston 1876 boz
IS 10 49, Amoskeag Manufacturing Co NO. Merchans Bank
~; Is dividend; East Boston 60 No slv City s,1a
road 66S VERNE MT and Mass Raj road 6 Western Rail
road lU Read Railroad 1874, 10 Fivchburg Railroad,
ll9a4; 4keIcLant. Bank lUiA.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
HAVANA, Feb S-Sugar-Super and excellent,
and IL to N and III crushed, inferior to COM
mon 81 to 81 midaing and good, o. to on;
super and excellent, 7 to 81; white, inferior TO
common, to 8; mtddling and good N to TX;
super and excellent, to 81; Cucuruohos, middling
and good, ~ to Az; Mu,oovsdoes, none. Coffee
New crop, AZ to ~; TIische', to- Wax-Whiss,
$40 10 the sIrebe ditto yellow SO to 81 2 Exchange
Specie to premium; London, 60 days, IA to 1ijs
prem; Paris go days, 3 to pre- New York, to TX
prem; Philadelphia, u to u prem Boston, e to IL
blooms. ~ to prem; Mexican dollars to 81 prem.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATUkDAY Feb. Z4--6 T. NJ.
This being the last day of the week, and tho mer-
chants not having had time to read and digest their
foreign letters proved exceedingly dull ana sales Of
nearly all kinds Of produce were very limited Flour
was held firm ut previous rates Wheat held above
the views of miers Some lots of Western Offer
ing, but NO GALES were reported. Corn was steady,
but there not much Offering and very little was
70 i. Meal was nominal There change in
rye or oats. Provisions were inactive Pork was no
minslly the eams yesterday, though sale of Mess
vas reported at rather lower rates. Beef continues
steady There was some enquiry for Lard
There fair business doing in Groceries at steady
prices Sales Of Cotton were moderate at advance
of no since the news.
ASHES Pots we're In better demand and sales Of
about 70 70 bbls made at pearls remained about
the same,
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The Weather, &c.

TIE tbsrmonetsr at Albany on Monday morning,
stood ct IA degrees below at Troy st 70 degrees
below, and 1t New Lebanon II Is degrees below. r.lr
The thermometer at Cambridge, Mas, on Tuesday
morning, stood At deg below Zero and In Boston at
Ia deg above zero.
The thermometer ct Hartford, Conn, on Monday
morning stood s 10 deg below ssro and ct East Hart
ford at IA deg. below. --.
AT Elktsn, Md, ON Friday last, the Thermometer
stood at deg below zero
There vas Q fall Of two inches Of snow ct Charles.
ton on the morning OF the 10th int and fall Of
one inch OF snow 1t Savannah Gs Quite . rarity In
those cities- neither having been visited by
storm since the winter of 1887.
The Thermometer at New Lebanon, N. Y, en- Mon
day, stood at 80 deg below Zero.
The Boston Journal OF tho 21st inst, says:-The
weather ttill continues fruitful theme ef CON versa
ton. The thermometer ct sunrise this morning ind
Gated temperature OF twelve degrees above zero
This would have been thought very cold veathsr SIX
weeks since but 1t Ia considered quite oonfor
table, proving clusivey that cold il but relative
term
At Gloucester, Mass, on Monday, the Thermometer
stood at deg. below zero
The Charleston Is. CT Mercury Of the 10th inst :,
says:-Tbs weather yesterday extremely old the
wind coming in all day from the North and savoriag
stropgly Of iceberg There was, during the day q
promise Of another storm, which nded itself
however In few scattered fakes Winter has at last
assumed q serious aspect and wood and GOAL are in
much demand
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TRADE WITH CANApA.-In the House of Assem-
bly, of Nova Scotia, on the 10th January, COM
mitee was appointed, on motion OF Mr.. Attorney
General Unacke, 10 confer with the legislatures
Of the United States. Canada, and New Bruins
wick, on the subject of reciprocal free trade The
committee consists OF the Hon. J. B. Unlacke,
Hon. G. R. Young, Hon. Mr.. Huntington, and
Mtssrs. Marshall, Taylor, Klllam, and Nett
Bufalo Express, FEB. ~.
Bridget Connolly, aged SO, was admitted into the
Philadephia Hospital on Saturday, with her throat
badly cut with shosmsser's knife having attempted
to commit suicide. She was insane at the time.
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DEATH OF GEN. DssHA He served honorably
as captain In the war of 1872, and subsequently
represented the Gsllstin district in Tennessee, IN
Congress When the first report was received of
General Taylors exposed situation at Point Isa-
bel and vicinity, he ORGANIZED company Of 100,
and we mt to his relief. He did not, however, ar
rive In time to take part IN the brilliant actions
OF Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma
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.resseDgsss Arrived,

'N Wnn us,nersse "''s Walker Jcjd and
sterspe. f "''rore-W PranharS
AN orcspn ,vr'chso",g-wr Smith wr. ,u.,, rr..
aH.nIaTos-siiprh ss sus Is IN n. ra'' Mis-
End Mr. Stuart A"s bis beth q Pullmsn w. 3 , ~
sob.It-- orrt p,rn- xrx.t
sTsAeo Dk CvBA- Brig urnri,y.
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DOshestic Miscellany.


1chabod Mooney and James Horn were arrested At
Boston. on Mondsy charged with robbug che post Of
nee at Great Falls, on the Saturday pre- vioxs
A bill has been introduced In the Virginia Leoi,a-
ture to protsct the property Of womer from ths
debts OF the husband, except for family necessaries
On the l4th inst, IL SEQ valentines were sect in the
city Of Syracuse. WV
The President Of the United States has Officially re
cosR,zed Hermann Schultz, ~ CoDsuI to CiaIves.on
from the Grand Duchy Ct Meehe surg Schwsrin
The steamer Niagara cleared, ut Boston for Ijver
pool, on Tuesdsy. She took out 20 speeds ard Int
5000 worth Of csvgo. ' ~ "~s
Tho whole negro population Of the State of Ohio "a
II $40. " UNIV 40
man named Rhinedinger was robbed Of $6oo ora
afterwards murdered, by three of his OWE brosbsrs
tixty counties Of Illinois there are Az schoo,s
which are attended by 81 4s7 scholars at an
per annuD, Of $l,401,75t so.
Inc vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad will be
opsneo 10 Bratteboro, to day, goth inst)
Dr. Hsrde nbrook 10 undereoipga prelimi nary sxami.
nation at Rochester, Now York for the murder Of Mrs
petition was presented to the Legislature OF Ma,sa.
ohusstts on Monday for the removal of
liquors. from the state House
The steward Of the u. s. ship Raritau, on Friday
last, at Norfolk stole 81 900 from the Pursers
lie was arrested at Baltimore, on Wednesday.
Maths MEL 1abell was killed near Albany on Tues.
day last, by being thrown from sleigh
Five houses we're destroyed BY nre at Rondout, N.
Y on Monday night last.
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"a A Il IVl m b An ~ &c L. l. u HI n u ~,
Fort Of New Work, February 26, le40.
SUE RISES. Al nVos Rises. ......... 81
oUH sETs. as HIGR II
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snd the country that he had had agency In thu
quisi'on Of these territories. He opposeu 60
all the opposed to oil treaties looking TO these
acquisitions il required great ssgscty TO fors'es
the difficulties that follow them IL wss Is plain
the In the heavens that the acquisition OF nsw
territories on the Southern borders Of the United
Slater must give rice to entertainments IL was
Hs DIS Pc ns. 90 %ns Enough M n to DO ., the
present like prudent and practical men, In consider
Ing Nh to do for the preservation OF peace
But while he would not look back upon the past,
he would not 20 far into the future There are evils
which threaten society which may bs avsrrsd. but
there are other evils which their remedy more In
the Of events than in any prsscis nee or pre-
arrangement The present duty of tho COVER nms mt
to these territories to the sec are
the well dispoted persons against the evil disposed
We can hardly do more than keep the peace until the
territory 10 competent for admission Is . State into
TINS MEN, or for regular territorial govern me at
We ,houd aim frat TO keep the peace Without sny
attempt to enforce the revenue lave or to on.a
existing municipal regulations. How the revenue
laws 10 De settled without courts? Who to seize
vessels who to libel and by what procsss are
they to be condemned! Nothing Of this kind can be
zone TILL irregular territorial ut is established
But cir propose resist all dmeus to THIS
bill fer ettab ishng territorial government in Cali
iornls When this bill Is disposed Of the House DILL
providing to extend the revenue laws the terri
tory may be- taken up and that bill will b. subject
to euch amendments Senators may think 1T onsr
He hoped all ailments relating to Csfor MIA would
be rejected from this appropriation messare-that IL
might be disposed Of and the bill taken up from thS
Houte He would avoid al exciting discussions, aud
DO all he could to give some temporary Regulation
California. Sufficient for the day was he would not
say the evil, but the duty thereof
Mr. FooTE next followed, and spoke for two hours
with his accustomed mpetuOsity of style in reply to
MI. Dayton and Mr. Webster; in the vndication Of
tie South In tho defence of tbs democratic party in
tavtr Of the amsndmsnt Of MIR. Walker, as Q oompro-
mise from Northern man; and in favsr Of giving the
most ample dncreton to President Taylor ia hi, Lsu
porary mt Of the territory The proposition
of MIR. Webster amounted to nothing; that of Mr.
Dayton was not so good tho proposition Of the Ssns
tor from Wisconsin
Mr.. wALKER said it was now half past four O'Clock
and he desired be heard upon his anne MT he
wonlo move that he Senate adjourn.
Mr. ATHEaToE urged the value of time and the
necessity OF dispospg Of the appropriation bill
Messrs. Douglass, Dix, Breese, Athsrton, Dickinson
kipg ana Others followed in desutory conversation
dsepsirng OF any vote upon the amendments to. day
the Senate adjourned. ~
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Died.

Died,
In this city, on Sunday afternoon, Of consumption
MAY JANE PREscorT the 23d year Of her age wife Of
Fernando Prescott, and eldest daughter Of the late
Captain Henry Greenleaf.
Her friends and acquaintance are invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence, NO. IL Amity
street, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
Boston and Portland papers please copy.
On Sunday morning, the l4th inst after lingering
Illness Captain JOHN MANsFIELD in the 18th year OF
his age.
His friends and those of his sons John, William W
Samuel M and Henry s. Manifold ore requested to at
tend his funeral Tuesday afternoon, the 10th inst
at o'clock precisely from bis late residence No 4S0
Pearl street, near Chatham street. without further inv
taton.
On the 14th instant, Of the erysipelas, RICHARD Z.
PuRpY, in the seth year of his age.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence 103 Madison street.
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock precisely Tie funeral
services will be performed In Zion's Church. In Mott
street.
On Sunday morning, January IA, after short and
severe ILLNESS Of scarlet fever JAMES EDWARD youngest
son Of William and Hannah Brooks, aged years and
months
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral at O'Clock from his late residence
No 10 King street. on onday, 18th inst.
On Saturday night the 18th inst, Of scarlet fever
SAMUEL son Of Samuel and Ross Brevoort, aged two
years and twenty nine days
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend bis funeral this day, (MondayD at o'clock, p
M at lib Greenwich street.
At Mauch Chunk, Pennsylvania, Mrs. ELIZABETH
KENT SAYRE, wife of VIM H. Ssyre.
In BROOKLYN, on the evening Of the 18th instant,
after short but pain ful illness CELEsrNE daughter
Of Gee f and Clsrinda Lafaye, aged two years and
one month
In Brooklyn on the 18th instant Mrs. CArHERiNE
MCMAHON, the goth year of her age sister to
Charles O'Neill.
Her friends and scquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral this afternoon, at fsur
O'Clock, from her late residence, corner of Hudson
avenue and Tillery street. Brooklyn.