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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20

ATTORNEY AND .icOUNSELLoR AT Law
washfnGton, ID. c..
npACTIsES In the Supreme Court Of The upsd States,
the Courts Of District aud of the neighborng States
gives Legal counsel at hisehnbe prossculea claims Of
every description a,nn Congress any OF the Depart
mems Of Government nets agent in procuring leftsrs
patent for Inventions and IA prepared 70 execute any bus
meas requiring the and attention Of counsel or
ny once a hls dwelling No. Missouri Avenue, Be.
tween and u nresfs 80 s3itt tsl III
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20

OuTRAoE.--0n Sunday night as colored CIR
abont 10 years oid,was returning from the Bethel
church, she was attacked BY gang Of rowdies who
nightly prowl about our streets, and stripped her OIL
her entire clothing Well for them the A. Guards
did not get hold of them
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20

General Ii yor comes into his high ONCE, with lie
purpose Of endeavoring carry out the principles and
policy II Washington, and this should commend him 10 the
affections of the American people irM be his min %
seiien II he cannot fr.gAish. hs dspsrifes II party sife
IA Firs 10 he Gortrysa is consiiiafienai air,sioS "
paissrs a= they desncd 10 DC sTtresed by III ass.
aai 10 make NE Congress " he Led Siates ne irne
poAsat or ne WH or fAer constituents Cor Cfffe1,deH's
Message 10 he Rsnineky LSgisldtrs. Jan J. -
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20

Jackson EorEsrRiAN STATUE Mr.. Mile, The
architect, has been compelled 10 suspend operations
for the present, on account of the severity of the
weather. We saw the bust of Jackson on Saturday,
which was much cracked by the frost being Of
plaster Il can easily be repaired.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20

95-The Baltimore Patriot Of last even
ing quotes from the NArIoNAL Vino re-
specting Mr.. CLArroH's appointment as
Secretary Of State, and gives credit to the
Washington News,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20

II has been decided by the courts Of Texas, that
a man cannot manumlt slaves in that State without
the authority oflaw first obtained.
The Raleigh Times thinks, and so do we, that Old
Zach will not trouble himself about who win sup
port him. or who will not.
The steamer Panama sailed Feb. II, from New
York for Panama and San Francisco with one hun
dred passengers.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20
DAILY NATIONAL WING.
WASHINGTON, d. Q.
TUESDAY MOANING. FEBRuARY e. ls49.
President TayIor's Reply 20 the Memphis
Conaszafttee, Sunday, Feb.4.

Had hs eonsed his own feslings and did the eirrm'
by which he surrounded allow; be would much
nTsr on 10 day being az the house Of that God whose
kindness and protection he much indebted through
all the yicssifiss life. lie had been called BY hit
country 10 theatre --from long military HE 10
SEWN position ~ The greatest publc trust anal In entering
upoa the ehage Of those high duties, he did 60 greatly
distrueng his abilities srharge ihsm In such
manner Us their great responsibilities might demand but
that he should look assistance and support, NOT 10 mis-
indebted Thai the Office one, mt Of his seeking nor
had Il been secured BY any effort 81 his fbst ~ slecat
him 10 the Presidency II the United States the people had
mainly looked forward good government and Jns ad
iaisraon 81 s ars and In endeavoring 10 carry on,
those wishes "a this rsgari although no one could rys
The father Of his country II was len for those who msh
eed him 10 emulate his example az far az possible
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20

During eight days. ending on the 18th instant, In
elusive, taxes 10 the amount Of very nearly one mil
lion Of dollars were voluntarily paid by the citizens
Of one per cent the tax bills paid before thai period
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20

IcE.--The Potomac and canal are now closed
with Ice. On Saturday we observed one of our Ice.
merchants engaged In taking the ice from the Canal
to add 10 their supply already on hand
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20

ltis stsied In the New Orleans PIcayune, thai Mr..
Clay will remain In New Orleans during the winter,
and that II Il not his intention 10 take HE seat ia the
senrt, mshe extra session on the 9TH Of March.
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DURE CHAMPAGNE WINE.--yye hayr,,i,et
received O2 baseis Of the Grisler Bran which wifi be
soi 81 the New York prices We believe that we are The
only holders Of any quantity II This wine in hs city, and
viii warrant il 10 be The pure and genuine article
And aso 10 baskets Heiiseick SI,fNfS A SON
feb pU-43t f
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20

In regard 20 his course President he said thai IL was
his ardent wish 10 dissps~ sl party aerimonits and TO
bring ihe Government back to the simplicity Of fathers
when the objects aimed thu happiness and prosper
rs Of ihe country only Gen 1aors SPsstA al Loase
ride Ft1 llM. lSi9
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20

!, A man BY the name Of smyth killed himself in
Boston on Saturday last =
The Eagle Hotel At Lawrence city, Mas, hss
ings. -
The Legislature Of Ohio have adjourned without
sis'sine SENATOR In place Of Mr.. Allen.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20
wine ana brandy for calirorn,..

Paris papers BY the Niagara state that there were
fitting out at the port Of Bordeaux for California
twelve vessels the chief articles Of their cargo being
wine and brandy. It's stated that one house In N
York city has sent out $4,000 worth OF liquors to
California
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20

BRox. rHHouoH THE tcE.--Seyer alboys who were
skating on the Canal on Sunday got cool ducking,
in consequence Of the Ice breaking under them, and
emmersing them ln water up to their chns.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20

NEw YosR, Feb. IL.
The house ofaman named Miller, on Long leland
was desiroYed by fire this morning early, and no
less Than seven persons perished In the fanes 4
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20

Had consulted my own wishes, should have much
preferred rssin the office now about 10 vaeaie sni
have remained among YOU but the people have wfho,f
my solicitation 1T 10 elevate me 10 anothsr AMI a.
though fear qualified 10 discharge the great AMI
important duties imposed upon yet be nsrared fellow
citizens. shall endeavor 20 fulfil them iohst rsgdrd e
ssar fasor or affection for any President 1hyer
Fasrea fste People Of Baon Rouge. January %, iSis
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20
THE INAUGURATION,

The MarshaLin. Chief, previous completing the ar.
necessary for the Inaugural Procession and
with view free consultation with properly designated
the details thereof desires ali organized
ciaons Intending participate therein TO report them.
selves az Boon as convenient, n t4lf 4iit' tissE
That proper positions may be assigned them;
That the commanding officers Of the eeyeral military
companies Of the District, should confer with him and
designate suitable person 10 command the Military Dvi
sion; M gs a@l6s ',si 3ff t III aRa sss tset1 f
That tile riremen Masonic Order ndepedent Order Of
Oda Fellows, Independent Order 81 Red Men, Sons Of
Temperance Brothers OF Temperance Independent Order
and all other aesocations desiring I'd participate In the
ceremonies Of the day, should each select chlefmarsha
who requested report 10 the Marshal Chief iutne
~ fSTl' y RICHARD WALLACH
febq Sg& Marshal In Chief
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20

Crops or the United States.
The annual report from the Patent Office at Wash
ington contains the following estimate Of tho crops
of the United States for the past yenr
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20
THE pREsIDENT,s APPROACH.

To cosarsposDrsra. Nv. D. Porter and Res
publlca . tomorrow.
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BkRB EN,s ENInR CATTOl

VRGkn This preparation will rure Srains, m
HfW Rrniasa, shines Of joints, Cuts, Old {yllk
-Al-U-Ucers, on both man and beast II has MI.
cured lilcrra OF years standing Relief Ii kivrn ia
spavips, by It's application And f Pistus and Poleey
II " a sure cure
Also BARRIERS Horss perdeys ~ restore the bad cond
lion 81 The horse and TO DESTROY WORMS which give
20 much pain 10 Tint noble beast Sg NJ IA
Bdrbas florse Baga Qor Coughs and csisrrh, ara my
own preparation and not trumpeied 10 The world ~
specIdr. hut the beat found out !
ny- Sold al SUITS Drug Store, ano At JNo. =. CAL.
LAN's. III street.
LII All dlsssrs treated, by The subscriber, on scIsn.
thc principles lie Is regular bred Farrier, and can
always be found the ashng;on SYdbfes ready attend
The calls Of the public. Ian lal GEO. DARnEn.
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MEy- BENEFIT cARD.-w. H. BUSHNELL.
Wx2 Treasurer Of the ApELpHi TnRATHE, takes plea
sure In announcing to HE friends and the patrons Of tbs
Adelphi thai his first and only BENEFIT will take place
on "WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 2ls, on which
occasion ihe Ladies and Gentlemen Of ils company and ali
connected with The Theatre have In the kndest manner,
volunteered their services 10 addition the attractive bill
OF performance the different companies Of the city will
be present In m uniform when will be presented thar
company having most Of It's members present SrLEtprp
FLAo a@ Nv fs5 YH Y. gE
For particulars Of performance. zee bills Of the day.
MsRS Lectures for the Beneflf or the Poor.
WseR The Ladies' Union Benevolent Society, having
secured The services Of several distinguished gentlemen
deliver Course Of Lectures general Subjects the pro
ceeds Of which aid the funds appropriated for the
lief and employment Of the female poor IF city the pub
lie respectfully informed Thai the first lecture will DO
delivered Tuesday evening next the 2h instant at half
past oclork nj The Unitarian Church. ~ the Hon r. w
THOMPSON. oil Indiana Subject. "The Laborlng Casses
what they are, and what they ought 10 ben
Tickets for The whole con 81 four lectures one dollar
BIZ had all fhe nookafoes, Haies and Of each Of tbs
Managers Of the Ladies' Socieiy also a. the door on the
evening of The lecture. Single tickets % cents.
The privilege Of the Organ Of the Church being kindly
granted, viii enable The Society to secre.he musical tall
EMS of one more Of our distinguished musicians
feb II FsNllt6 s
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The same report estimates tho population in ls4
to be 81 ,6e6 000 &
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-20

MrTsqS-. National Inau gnrntion Ball. triiho1t
Wxzg Destruction Of Party. -Gentlemen who may wish
Cards nf Invitation for their families friends can obtain
them by application to either n The understand
~A SAM ntfMES PORTER,
Col, G. X. GARDNER,
GEORGErD WISE,
WIN C. ZANTZiNGEH,
r. pa,r,S A. .sIa faffI a
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

.Mrssss. q. r. BROWNE & H. r. NICHOLS
Proprietors.
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mr<S> Church OF the Asce nsi0u.--By Order
W Of the yestry, information 10 respectfully given
to the visitors and ocraGiona residents 81 the city who
may desire 10 Intend divine service In Epiacopal Church.
that number Of Pews have been apart In tits for their
use The Church 10 opened for morning service Sun.
days on IT O'clock sud far afternoon service at o'clock
Information Is also given tothe public, that there still
several Pews, in eligible sifuaiions for sale or rent
The Church Of the Ascension stands II between 9th
and 10Th Streets and Is therefore, conveniently situated for
visters and strangers at any Of the principal Hotels
Boarding Houses. - tfeb l7-iaw3t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23
The Rivers-Weather, &c.

lFrOn the Louisville Courier 12ih inst
The OhtO.-Last evening there were six feet four
inches water in the canal by the mark During
the previous "A hours the river had receded inches
There is considerable accumulation of mud in
the canal and boats find difficulty in getting through
The steamers Com Perry, Western World, York
town, Griffin Yeatman, John Hancock and John
Adams were compelled to Tighten their cargoes into
lighters.
At Wheeling yesterday evening there were five
feet water, and falling.
The weather continues quite cold, though clear
and the ice packers are reapng goodly harvest.
The river was falling at Pitsburg last night,
with feet in the channel. The weather was cold
and nav cation suspended.
At Cincinnati last night the river was falling,
and there was ice floating in the river. If the
weather continues cold here two or three days
longer, communication between this and Cincin-
matt will be nearly or quite suspended.
Mssiss'ppi.-We learn from Capt. Reynolds, of
the Mountaineer, that the Mississippi from ST. Louis
to within twenty-five miles of Cairo, is entirely
frozen over. The ice, however, was not very thick
for the Mountaineer easily broke her way through.
Wharf Boat-Messs. IT, J. Smith & Co s wharf
boat at Cairo is lying high and dry. The Noun
taineer parted large cable in endeavoring to pull
it off
Choleru.-The steamer Mount Vernon arrived
from New Orleans yesterday morning. We under
stand that there were three persons sick on the boat
UP oHc VI WDOfu ulcu Ills name was
Charles Folk, fireman, from Allegheny county,
Pennsylvania.
PER TELEGRAPH.-Putsburg, Jan. IL, p NJ
The weather is very cold, and there are feet water
in the channel and falling. A party of young Pitts
burgers left to-day for California
There was no boat left for Cincinnati to-day, and
but one arrival. Navigation is closed.
Two citizens were brought home to-day with the
cholera. They are recovering.
CINCINNATI, Jan. II, SP. M.-There is large
meeting tonight to take into consideration the SUBJ
Ject of the St. Louis and Cincinnati railroad
The river has fallen II inches in the last "a
hours. The weather is very cold and considerable
ice is running.
CINCINNATI, Jan ii, P M.-Flour is unchap ged Grain
remains as last quoted Sales Whisky at 14s Pork
hrm Sales OF 200 bbls country Pork at s100s8 Sales
400 pigs Lead at &c.
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[TeIegraphed to the Baltimore Snn-l

COLUMBUS, Jan. 1l.-Much excitement prevailed
again yesterday. Both Houses We're occupied in
making propositions and amendments in relation to
the vote of Lorain county, without coming to any
conclusion. The Democrats still evince deter
mlnatlon to contest the Governors election. In the
Senate to-day, after an Intellectual attempt to amend
the journal, the chairman introduced a resolution
to appoint a committee to canvass the Governors
vote. This gave rise to an exciting debate, which
lasted all day. In the House, motion was made
to correct the Journal of Tuesday. The motion
was debated with warmth up to the hour of ad-
journment. Throughout the most Incorporate Ian
guage was used, and the previous exciting scene
renewal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

AMERICAN THEATRE.-This house was well
attended last evening. Mr.. Grattan appeared as
Edward O Brien, in his own drama of the sc Rebel
Chief" His performance gave general satisfaction,
and at the end of the piece he was summoned to the
front of the curtain--a compliment which his talent
as a dramatst and ability as an actor richly de-
served. Mr.. Eytinge again appeared as William,
in "Black-Eyed Susan,' in which character he
has made decided hit. Both dramas Were well
put the stage, and performed in highly credta-
Bile manner. We are pleased to notice that the
Rebel Chief" is announced for repetition this
evening; besides which Mr.. Eytinge will essay the
character of Monsieur MorbIeu, in the farce of
" Monsieur Tonson." These and the farce of the
" Secret will form an agreeable entertainment
for the pleasure-seekers this evening
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

THEATRICAL 1TEMs.-The Cincinnati Dispatch
OF the 10th contains the following items of theat-
ricsl news:
:" Our town has been lighted up for some days
with the good-humored countenance of that popu-
lar comedian Tom Placide. His friends of this
place, whose name is legion are anxious to know
when he appears on the boards. That popular
young tragedian, Mr.. Fleming, arrived in town
yesterday from New Orleans, where he commenced
a highly successful engagement, which was cut
short by the close OF the theatres on account of the
epidemic. The Logans went to Columbus yester-
day, to play short engagement at the theatre at
that place. The members of the st. Charles The
atrlcal Company of New Orleans, presented C. ID.
Pitt the tragedian, with handsome diamond ring.
II is not an uncommon thing for outsiders to attempt
TO ring IN the pitt
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Further by the America.
Photographed to the Charleston Cour

Photographed to the Charleston Cour'ef1
fs 1d
nsket stead fs for fist quality caena second
s gan gdefs @ @ s a1SsSf
The Pope has accepted an invitation to visit
Paris in MAY next.
The Cholera is said to be raging in Scotland, and
is still lowering over London.
New YORK MARKrr-Cotton-A New York on satqr
day the Cotton market rather inactive, and shade de-
' Com s. to Mess Pork sI6 So Treasury Notes
firm at s16. New Loan 81.
WAsHINGToN-The Senate was not in session on
Saturday.
In the House, Mr.. Fries withdrew his resolution
for the arrest and confinement of David Taylor,
The Florida slave case was again discussed, but
there decision had.
1t was rumored that there case of Cholera
in Washington, a Clerk of the late Col. Dix.
The report of the Sub Committee of the Southern
members of Congress had been approved of by
the General Committee Mr.. Clayton, however,
dissented
In the Senate, on Monday memorial was re-
ceived from Henry O'Reilly, impeaching the con-
duct of Mr.. Munroe, District Judge of the District
Court for the State of Kentucky.
Telegraphc communications do not admit of ex-
tended explanations, but we suppose from what has
previously TRANSFERRED that this memorial relates to
the difficulty that has taken place in reference to
the infringement of Morse's Patent for Tele-
graphing.
Mr. Downs minority report in favor of admitting
California State, providing for the surveying of
the California lands and settling the titles to the
same, was discussed. Mr.. Benton spoke in opposi-
ton to the bill, and offered a substitute.
In the House, Mr.. Sibley, Delegate from Wiscon-
sin Territory, presented his credentials and took
his seat
The bill establishing territorial government for
California employing provso against slavery,
was made the special order for the 23d inst.
The bill abolishing the ranking privilege was
read the second time and laid over.
Gen. Shields has received caucus nomination
for United States Senator from Illinois.
The rumor Of Cholera in Washington is not gene
rally credited
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

ST. CHARLES THEATRE. We perceive that
Sheridan KnOwies's best play, :" The Hunchback, -
will be enacted at this theatre this evening. Who
could desire better cast than Mr.. E. S Conner as
Sir Thomas Clifford, Mr.. G. Vandenhoff as Master
Waller, Mrs. E. S. Conner as julia, and Mrs. Stu
art as Helen2 The popular laughable farce of
" Poor Pillicoddy,' in which Mr. Chippendale
tains the principal character, winds up the excel
lent bill of fare, and must send home every body in
excellent humor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

SAILORS DREAD OF FRIDAY Columbus sailed
from Spain on Friday, discovered land on Friday.
and reenlered the port of Palos on Friday These
curious condolences should have sufiiced, one
might think, to dspel the supersttious dread, still
so prevalent, of commencing voyage on that day.
To our certain knowledge, the keel of the old
Ironsides was laid on Friday. she was launched on
Friday, went to sea on Friday fought her first
battle on Friday, and discovered she had lost Gen
Jackson's fgure-head on Friday-R,ctmond Req
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CLoTHING.-We refer those in want of Fashion
able Clothing to the advertisement of Messrs.
Norris Way, No. % Camp street, whose establish
ment has been noted for years for its choice and
select assortment of gentlemen's apparel, and the
elegant and fashionable style in which it has been
uot nm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

EPISCOPAL BETHEL.-We have been kindly fur
nished, by the Rev. Charles w. Whitall, with a
copy of a sermon delivered by him on Thanksgiving
Day. II is very eloquent effort, and we are glad
that the author has consented to have it published
The proceeds Of the sale of the sermon will be de-
voted TO the erection Of the Protestant Episcopal
Bethel for seamen in Esplanade street. No object
could be more noble or deserving of support, and
we hope the public will sustain the reverend gen.
tleman in his efforts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

FIRE AND DEATH.-A negro-house belonging to
Mr.. Leroy Brown, who lives about three miles from
Antioch, in Carroll county, Ga, was burned down
on Friday 18th inst, two negroes being destroyed
in the flames The fire took place about o'clock
in the afternoon-cause not known.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

New PLAYA new play, entitled Where
There s A Will There s A Way" is to be pro-
duced in few days at the ST. Charles. The au-
thor is Mr.. j. E. Durivage, of the Picayune, and
to judge from his former productions, we anticipate
much success for the present
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday

HEWLETTS.-..R H Mcdaniel, Miss Fergus Pension Man
chac; DR. Massey, o; Fugua. Grand Gulf
PLANTERS'.. Vivian Goodoe F H Dade f L Neal Ark S
Coney George Scott, Vim Martin, La James Webb George
Scott and family Geo Learing and family Ala.
ST CHARLES. Winchester Hail. St M Girau UPTON
Letchford Geo Lacey VIM H Sterling Wilcox James
Ames La McCucheon, Coast Gandn, Washington City;
John Arnfd Louis Hutchson Pa Daniels Thornton
Buffalo; K Hammond Cleveland.
FERANDAH II N Eam w B Phillips, Mr. Farrar, w E Ed
wards, w Pugh, La w Williams w Bland Tensss Haw
ns Mlkens Bend Miss Arena Demaret Algena Demare
NY Mrs Woods Shreveport; Fukerson, Miss Green Port
Gl5soD; Capt lsham, steamboat New World.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

SToCKwELL's PAN oRAMA.-We were pleased to
see a large and fashionable audience at this exhibl-
ton last night, among whom We're several reverend
divines and their families DOCTORS lawyers editors
and some of our prominent city officials, and all
seemed to be highly delighted. There is no hum
bug in this leviathan picture-it is magnificent and
merits crowded houses. This is positively the last
week but one of its exhibition here
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Died:

On Monday evening" January %, half past O'clock MARY
wife OF John Timer, aged about 81 years.
GE The friends the family
and ST. John the Baptist O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON
On Monday night, January 22 hapast o'clock
ANN BELL daughter OF Samuel and Caroline Bell this
aged years and months.
funeral will
corner OF Heva and Circus O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON