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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10
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We the undersigned, Auditors Of The Borough
Of Iewishurg, do certify that We have examined
the foregoing accounts, and find the same to be
correct. Witness our hands, tho 2Sth day Of
March. A. D. 1850.
}0NXTa.Y iona w.H,s WOLFE Apn,,o...
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NOTICE.

ON the 18th April, ls4s, | purchased a,
~ Copstable's Sale, az the property OF
ANDREW BLACK. a span Of horses. With
their collars, brides. and gears, and a
wagon. The public are hereby no;'hed
,ha, | have again loaned the" TO said
Blaek. for one year from this date:
~ JOS. Y. DERR.
fes;.burp, March 20, lsto-rd
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The uniform success which has attended tbs
use Of thls preParation--its saldtsry snect-i's
power to relieve and cure affections Of the Lungs
have gained for il . celebrity equsled by no o'he,
medicine. We offer il TO the afflicted with entire
confidence in its virtues, and the full belief tbs,
il will subdus ard vcnuve the severcst attacks OF
disesses upon the throat and lungs. As thess
results become public, they naturally attract the
attention OF medical men and phiian,hropis,s
everywhere. What 10 their opinion Of Cherry
Pectorsi. may be seen below.
VALENTINE MOTT. N D. Prof. Surgery
Medical College. New York. saws:
gives great pleasure to certify the value and e.
oscy Cherry Pctora which consider pee culiarly
siapted to diseases OF the Throat and Lungs.
The r, Rev Lord Bishop FIELD writes in q
letter TO his friend. who was fast sinking under
On affection of the Lungs
Try the Cherry PectorS and IL any medicine gire
you rryi, With The blessing Of God that will
Chief Justice EIIS rIcE, of Louisiana writes:
That young daughter Of his cured Of several
severe attsoks =: GROUP, by the Cherry Psctori.
ASTHMA and BRONCHIrIS-TheC Cana
dian Journal Of Medical Science states,
lha: Asthma end Bronchitis, prevalent in this
incvIn cin,ytc, have yielded with surprising raditt
20 Ayers Cherry rectoral, and not strongly
command Las skifGl preparation 70 TIE iross:cn and
Iub.ie gen,ral.E
HARIrcRs, Jan. &c, 1887.
D. J. c. Ayer-Dear sir Having been rescued from
rs,ful and dangerous disease, gratitude prompts 70
srpd YOU this owedgncat not ony in justice to you
IN. for the Information ofothcrs in ike a.hction.
s!ctt col upon u. lungs neglected at frs became
a. e.ra that spiiIp oi iood, violent cough, and
fuse nigh. sweas followed md fastened on me tecam,
emaat.d could NJ. sleep, distressed by my cough,
and rsn through my chest, and IN short hai al! the
.ly-min. SYMPTOMS quick consumption No medicine
,snd at all TO reach my case until Provicr1tia!ly
ted your Cherry Pecoris vt.ch seon relieved and nov
Lss cursi
Yours with refrect, b A. sIhHAhH.
From q letter dacl
AIsIs7. =. y, April IL, ls4s.
d. Aver, Iovel-Dcar S.r: wss aitlctsd by Asthma
in TIE scrs. soI1n that have been otis 10 sleep in
NV cbsr os larger part c! the time, being unable TO
brrsih h- on my bcl had tried s-cit many medicines
20 10 purpose until ply -ci4n prescribed, as an e1pe-
rrnen Cherry sctCra At t-st il Set med to make
M .sorse hut l,ss than week began 70 experience
.sr mosi gratifying relief from is use and no~ in four
she disease is ont.ely rIaOTci. can sleep on
Iag -d with comfort, And eL.oy stat Of health which
tsd neyer expected TO enjoy. GEO. 6 FARRANT,
PREPARED buJ CA,er Chemist, Lo'cell, Ns.
For .a!e by G IS SCHAFFLE, Lewisburg
J II C.s!ov, Milton; I.sac Geiha,t. SeliDsgrove,
end ~ D;rSg;sis generally
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10

ST. one sous re sonih Of MaTke.. here III;
are prepared to Iron Buggies or Wagons,
and make all articles in their business u:
the n,n,, workman!ike manner, 8; prices
which they hope viii induce those wishing
anything done in their l;ac 20 call 2;
Judge themselves before going eiscHh"rc
Repairing dcnr on the shnf,e>, po';c-
and on reasonable ,esms-also Shoein.,
which is very Importan, mat d
ter TO those that have valuable NfYe
horses, and should be entrusted Wy
only TO persons OF known skill. e~
We fiaiier ourselves that we are able g."
compete ui'h any person in the country n
Shoeing Horses u. ask only trial. sat
let the work show tor itself.
All work warranted. Iron and all kim.
Of country Produce taken in exchange.
We hope by s,fic, attention to bns'nPss
and determination to sui; all, both =
work and price, 10 receive lihe,.! shr->
Of public patronage.
HATE & FUREiF.
lewisbnrg, May %, 1919
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Determined 10 spare no eIp.nse in making their eGe-
bli.hment perfect possible. they ha's got up .
complete st OF the justly celebrated sorcH crr LsfrEA
from Diamond 10 English, b which thsy psrticuisfiJ
invite attention.
Having lately made numerous add tons to their STOCK
Of Fancy Types Borders Ornaments & their asso-u,ent
unr vailed the United States and their improved
methods Of casting and Of preparing metal ensbe them
TO furnish orders manner to insure satisfaction
Printing Presses Cases Stands Chasss. 6sleys Prin-
ting Ink. and eve-v article used in . prinIp goncf,
constantly hani at the lowest rates
Second hand Presses, AMI Type used only in eersotyp
ing, At reduced Irices-
R,ok. Pamphlets, Music LAbe!s - &C. sterso.yTed
with correctness and despatch.
NIB Specimen Books viii .te sent tn Printers Who
vi.b n rnske or,ers l. JOHNSON & Co,
Jarua-y 2. 1880. 80 9, S.nso~ S'sea
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Old DR.. Jacob Townsend's
Observation-Disclosures S. P. Town.
y sends Sarsaparilla-for sale by
DR.. Thornton & Baker.
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John A. M ERTZ,

JOHN A. MERTZ,
Justice Of The Peace,
Has removed his Office TO Market ST., in
the room recently used bv DR.. Locke, one
door below the Printing Office.
Lewisburg. April 3, 1850
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llgS1lW

Nlss9lWT ION.
V'HE Co.Partnership heretofore existing
between l.. Sterner and l. SandersoD,
trading under the hrm Of St.rrsr f. San.
dersOn, was this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The Books aud Accounts are in
the ih.ssads Of l.. Slerner. to whom they
have been transferred.
L. STEINER.
l. SANDEKsON,
Lewisbury, March Is, 1850
N. B. For past favors, the subscriber
returns bis grateful thanks. and hereby
makes known that he still carries on the
business Of
Tanning and Currying,
at the Old Stand. Determined not to b.
out10ne in the manufacture or finish OF hi,
work, he 10 bound 10 have the best work
men and materials, and to treat those who
have so Literally patronzrd - well As
those also who shall be pleased to pn,ronize
him) with that attention which lie hops 10
insure him foil share of public patronage.
All kinds Of Produce taken in exchange.
Bides and Bark not refused, for which the
highest market price vii! be paid IN cash
or 10 exchange for leather.
L. STEINER.
March 25. AID. 1852
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eSlsaoIgfmiaS

VNIE partnership between the subscribers
in the Livery business. was this Gay
dissolved by mutual consent. Al persons
indebted TO ;he firm. viii settle with G. F.
Aess creditors Will also look 10 him for
payment. JOHN ". HESS.
CHARLES F. HESS.
Le.isburg. April 9, 1850
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N'esU Store,
FRESH GOODS!
BARTON. GEDDEs s. MARSH

BARTON, GEDDES s. MARSH
HAVING formed a Copa:inefship in The
Mercantile business, and enlarged the
S,oreroom lately occupied by SIS. Barton
opposite kline's Hntel--are now oPeomg u
well selected and extensive stock OF Nier-
cl,andze, consisting of
Drp GOODS, eeesI Ri2s,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Carpenters Tools, Queensware,
SALT, FISH,
Furniture Mounting, Glassware,
coal, 3olatater,
Window GLASS general assortment,
Bar, Rod, aud Hoop Iron, Nails,
and Spikes,
Tinware, Sheet IRON and Metal
Pans, and more general assortment than
is usually lound 10 country s,ores--whch
they pledge themselves TO sell al very
low prices.
Persons q, distance will find i, TO their
advantage to buy Tor Cash-or We viii
take in Exchange for Goods, Wheat, Rye,
Corn, Oats, Buck wheat, Timothy and Go
yer Seeds, Butter, Eggs, ,Tallow Hard Soap
Beeswax, Feathers, and all kinds Of 'rade
or country produce.
The patronage Of the public is respect
fully solicited, and every assurance gwen
that nothing shall be wanting 10 render
entire satisfaction.
SAM'L 9. B BARTON.
SAMUEL GEDDES,
JAMES >. MARSH.
Lewisburg, April !, 1880
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ZOE SALE.

THE Lumber Yard a,rI Osiia, Isl. h>
L property Of josEP;r CAypoR dacrsse
in bewIsburg, or she co'Her ef s. M,fs-
ami Wafer streets. It Is d fol- ;.ni. 50
ha, a Wharf attached. ThissvSl,P 81
LIT will IT, offered a, i'Gh.ic SAFE or So
tRr.x the fC;h AaTi' ne,i, a, . 5'c'acs,
p. ~, s., RDbERT cAADo2.
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JOS. Glass Collector Of Boro' Tar for ls49, DIR.
1850 March 26 To aunt Of duplicate $l3ll,sO
CR.-By cash paid Treasurer $S36,2O
1850. Feb 20, by Boro' scrip
taken in payment Of taxes 26,75
Interest on same 1856
March IL, by Borough Scrip 800
Interest on same 70
Work done on Streets 456 s2i
Percentage on duplicate $3.50
Exoneratons on duplicate 5O,6l
Balance due Borough 63274
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John Houghton, Treasurer, DR.
isl9, March &c. To balance due Boro' on
settlement $l67,l9i
Juno ?, Cash reed cf ] P Ross for W
Skinner. Collier Tor the year 1913 1899
Aug 6, from Jos Glass, Golfer for lsi9 5000
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WINFIELD WOOLEN
FACTORY,

YvHC subscriber, thankful for the liberal
| patronage bestowed on his old es,ab-
l,shmen,. begs leave to inform his friends
and the public in general, tina, he has noe
removed his Machinery into his New Mill,
(,so mi!es abose Hartlefon, near the Turn
pike.) which hes been built and h.ied up on
the mos, improved plan, and will have en-
by the middle of April an entire new set, Of
JENKs' Is,ss, IMPROVED MACHINERY,
in addition to his already good ses,. which
will make it the largest and best h'Ied'uP
eslatl,sh hment within 100 miles Of it; and
with 'he advantage Of one Of the best wafer
powers. he feels safe in saying tina, his
establishment is no. and shall not be sur
passed by any IN this part of the country.
lie has engaged good set; of workmen.
aud is nov prepared for manufacturing
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10

UACJTnever refused at the office
n ADJ of,hs Lewsbu- -gkhsosrte.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10

The undersigned will
oSS BUSINESS g, The Old
Stand, and respectfully so!Ici,s the ea'r"n.
age oi his friend, and the public genera y.
CHARLES r. HESS.
April @, 1850 ow
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uNiYEgSITY aT LEWlsRuRa

4 MEETING of,ihs board Of Tfus.e..
n of said University, eiil be ae!f q. t'is
Acs femic Building ii the Borough Of ke~
ssr,s. ubidn county. Pa, en- Iussaayahs
;e.h Of a pni uex'. a, 10 o'cioc., An
@. +. MILLER. Sss',.
ievi.bu.S, Mafca .3, 1850
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BOROUGH ORDINANCES.

BOROUGH ORDINANCES.
HNHE Town Council OF the Borough OF
Lewisburg me, March l9, 1850. and
passed the following ordinances. TO vii:
Whereas, there are a number Of Trees
upon The Pavements Of said Boro' planted
at such distance inside of the curbs,one as
10 form distractions upon the said pave
men,s or side walks it is therefore ordained
by the Council aforesaid, ,,ha, all such trees
planted more than one foot from the outside
line OF the curbstone. shall be removed
v ~i,hin twenty days from the date OF this
ordinance.
And further :, is ordained by the au'ho-
riry aforesaid that all pavements extending
outside of the liae Of the width allowed BY
the Bye La vs. Of said Borough, shall be
removed before the lst Day Of June, I'D.
1850.
The Street Commissioners are hereby
authorised and directed to enforce and car.
~ into effect the foregoing ordinances.
By order o: the Council:
JOHN HOUGHTON,
March l9. lS50-3w Clerk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10

THE subscriber avails himself Of the col.
i umns Of the Chronicle in publishing to
The citizens Of Lewisburg and vicinity tha,
he has opened BOARDING HOUSE in tina,
large and comfortably arranged house. formerly
kept as Temperance Hotel by James Kelly, two
doors east Of the Franklin House. Market street
He is prepared to say that his Table shall have
the best the Markets can afford, and the Lodging
of Boarlcrs ehal be a. comfortable a can be
desired. I. 5. STERNER.
n. B. A team and carriage
will he kept to convey passengers 10 and from the
Packet Boa,s. Lewisburg. March ls, 1850.
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Rettto0al.
JOHN B. MILLER,

TAILOR, respectfully informs his patrons
and the public that his Shop is now at his
honse-ihe new brick opposite Mr. James
r. Ross. on Third ST.. where he VIII he
happy to wal, on all who may honor him
with their patronage.
Lewisburg, April 2, 1850
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PHILADELPHIA TYPE AND sTBREoTYPE
ESUETEEV.

VHE subscribers would cal! the attention
L Of Printers 10 the greatly reduced pri-
-, Of their present list. They now offer
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10
Broad and Narrow CLOTHS,

Broad and Narrow CLOTHS,
Cassimeres, TweedS, Satinetts,
Jeans, FlannelS, Blankets, &c.
in the hes, manner, on the shortest notice.
a, reduced prices. ~For the uccommo-
da,ion Of customers. Wool may be left al
The following
Depcsitories
New Be lin: E Wilson's Store
Seiinssrovs Davis & Schnurs do
do John Hartman il do
Frseburg: G. Il F e Mover do
Middleburg: Swengledk Ha.singerd do
adsmsburs: r.enry 4 Smi;h Do
Penn.V alley Narrows: Mrs Mos:s do
Miflinburg Henry Gast do
Ea,, Buffalo: Samuel Reher's Tavern
BulIaio X Roads: J MCreish,'s Store
Lesi.bufg: Hayes Il Co DO
DO Reber Il Iddings do
West Milton John Dstesman do
Milton Mss,eller & Suenk do
do Sweeney & Haas do
Liberty P o: Wm DsIs's House
Limestone Weidenhaner's Store
Pottsgrove: James Reed do
A good assortment of Cloths, Satinetts,
Cas.imeres. T weeds, Jeans, Flannels. Blsn-
kets. Stocking Yarn, &c. aIways For Sale
or Exchange for Wool or country Produce
at the New Factory. =
CARDING aud FJlL LING as usxo!
MARK HALFPENNY.
Winfield Mills, March |. 1850
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Bi.ACKSNII1'illNG

c~ The subscribers rs.pec,-
S fully inform the cIiizeas
OF Lewisburg and sicinIy
IN ,bal fhey have c0n.enced
i the sbose business. t. y
Hates old shop on Sec -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10

lUNhE subscribers have received lot OF Can.
deIabras Of various pstterns-also Pine vi
and Fluid Lamps Of different s'ses, oil oi which
they offer n Philadelphia prices.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10

JUST received a genuine article Of Ccs'
j Lirsr Oil for WHOLESALE or retail.
Nov l3 Dr. Thornton & Baker
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frsm the BIaekfest Csaasry-Arr,v., ,-,
Hamiitea. S'

The teamer Robert Campbell returned p.,s.-
morning from CogScil Butts, ~hi,h place .hs ~
on the lat inst She took on board at the gIa,t.
and brought to this city, Major Hamilton Agent ~
me American Fur Company, from Fort Alex.nd.r
head waters Of the Yellow Stone, IS trs5ers AMI
hunters sudthe cargoes OF ten Mackiasw bos,s
comprising 2,7S5 bales Of robes aud for. collected
during the last winter in the Grow and Bl.cLss.,
countries. Maj. Hamilton left Fort Alexander a.
the base Of the Rocky MoontAiss on the an a
May, and Fort Union, mouth OF the Yeaov stone
27th Of the same month. he met the FL Passo IN,
the sth Of June, at the mouth q Grand River. 300
miles below her place Of dssination, and the st.
Ange 23d Of June, 20 mi es below Vsrnilliln river
The boats the Major thinks viii have great aiE
fculty in getting down, and will in all PROBABILITY
be forced 10 winter ia the mountains and return
next spring, in consequence Ot tnere being 10
snow in the mountains ard al the rise that can be
expected will be from rains, which 81 this season
Of the year are by no means frequent in thai com.
try.
Major H. informs US he had great ditficuty with
the Blackfee, Indians during the past winter, and
several skirmishes, in which he Loaf three men
The Major has spent nearly three years in the Ia.
dian country, and after Spending few weeks With
hs ianiy in this city, returns 10 his mountain llfe
Among the cu-iosities brought down by the Ma.
lors men 10 Blsckfeet Papoose, less thsn go
years OF age, and weighing fifty pounds.
81 Louis iote lgencer, JGly 4
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DEATH or An AGED VETERAS.-Alexander
Ames died at his residence ia BridgWater, Mass.
on the 2sth Of June last il the SD year Of his age
He was the eldest son'of Simeon Ames, who died
Dec. 20, 1911, in the 73d year of his age-who was
the Oldest son Of Solomon Ames, who died 10 in
July l746. in the 3sth year Of bis age-who vas
the second son OF Capt Thomas Ames who died at
West BrIdgwster, Feb. 3, 1857 in the 55th year Of
bis age-who was the fourth son Of John Ames
who was born at Braintree oath day Sd month,
1887, and died at West Bridgewater in the year
l726-Who was the only son Of William Ames,
who emigrated from Breton, Somersetshire, abou.
the year 1888, and settled in Braintree prior 10
l64l, and died there Jan. IL, 1854. The mother OF
the deceased was Experience Standlsh, great
grand daughter OF Alexander Standish, who was
the eldest son OF the Pilgrim warrior, Capt. Miles
Standish, who came over IN the May Flower and
the deceased was named from his mothers great
grandfather.
Solomon Anne, who died in l746 left three sons,
Simeon, Solomon and lothian. Simeon. the father
Of the deceased, was soldier ia the French war
Of 1856 lothian enlisted into the Revolutionary
army and in l777 was the Lieutenant Of the com
pany commanded by Capt. Jacob Allen, Of Bridge
water, at the taking Of Bargoyne, and on the fall
Of Capt Allen in the engagement took the com
msnd Of the company. Capt lothian Ames re-
manned IN the army until it was disbanded on the
banks Of the Hudson. in Oct. 1888, when he be-
came member Of the Society Of Cincinnati Of
Massachusetts.
In l7s6 Capt lothian Ames bought farm In
West Bridgewater, and resided there sixteen or
seventeen years, when he sold out and moved 10
Aiddlefeld near Cooperstown N. Y and there died
May 9, l5l2. in the seth year Of his age. Though
twice msrned. Capt lothian Ames never had
any children. The nephew, Mr.. Alexander Ames,
on the decease of bis uncle Capt lothian Anes,
became entitled by heirship 10 q seat ss q member
OF the Society Of the Cincinnati OF Massachusetts,
but neglected to apply until last November us4sJ
when he took the preliminary steps, and had ne
lived, and had bis usual heath, would have been
admitted made the usual declaration and taken his
seat az member on the Fourth Of JAY last.
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engaged at FIVE dollars apiece, &c. &c have
rot made my estimate in any spirit Of complaint
by no means. I should have been ashamed Of my
country were q few thousand dollars Of her immense
income suffered TO produce hesitation in such
case ss this Parsimony Of expenditure would be
unworthy Of our proud nation on such a momenEous
occasion. SIGMA
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The Funeral solemnities In this City on sat
nrhnY.


The respect paid by cur City to the funeral go
IDENTITIES Of Gen. Taylor, on Saturday. was most
honorsbly manifested. Commencing at sunrise,
guns fred hAlthourly from the Battery. The
flags on the City Hail. the principal hotels and
public edifces, as well as the ferry boats on the
Brooklyn, New Jersey, Williamsburgh and staten
Island lines, were shrouded with Grape. At : ocIk
the City Hal bell, and the bells on the churches
throughout the City commenced pealing their
solemn knell for the Presidents death. Sixty.
six minute guns were fred from the Battery,
by the Veteran Artillery Corps, under Captsin
Raynor. The fort on Governors Island and the
North Carolina, lying at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
joined in the thunders The Cunard steamship
Europa lying at her dock in Jersey City, also fred
90 minute guns, as mark Of respect 70 the solem'
mites Of the day. The Gags Of the Europa were
all at half mast, and Shrouded in Grape This mani
festation Of respect to the Nations bereavement
was most honorable to the agents Of this line and
the officers OF the Europa
Nearly al the shops in Broadway and the streets
IN the lower part of the city closed their skaters
and many Of them were hang with Grape. The
Custom House, the Banks and Insurance Ofices,
the Mayors Office and all the departments Of the
City Government, were closed. The PostOaice,
the headquarters Of the Wing Committees and
several Of the military rendezvous were hung with
Grape. deep and solemn gloom pervaded the
City.
Inc Gay was also soemnly observed 10 Brook-
y q and Jersey City. The stores were very gene
raiy closed, and many Of them arrsyed in mourning
The sOiemnities In other Cities
AT BRooKLrs.
special meeting Of the Common Cou0cil Of
bfooAiy n was bed On Saturday evening, l2sb inst
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sESATE OF TIE UsITED STATES.

NAshlSGION, Saturday, July Is.
The Senators were in attendance at lOI o'clock.
The usual badges Of mourning were prepared by
the proper officers and, at Il o'clock, toe Rev Mr.
Butler delivered N appropriate and impressive
prayer.
The Senators then withdrew, to proceed to the
Presidential mansion, whence the grand civic and
military procession was to move.
After the obsequies, the Senators returned 70
the Senate, and adjourned
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BoARD o. ASSISTANT ALOERaEs,
s.ruFdsv, July Is

The President in the Chair.
The Board p1nciuA 10 sdiOunnnenL qaorum icing
present. Assistant Al Ward moved hat the reading OF
he uiraies be dpens.d viii and he Board, on account
Of fsns raj soemniy al Washington ad QUIZ. Carried
A5osred to this sNoIcsyl afternoon