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f Apsu 70, leol
cEPARATE PROPOSALS furai.hng ,hs stationery and 70,
executing the printing Of this department during year
ending June ~ i val pe received until O'Clock ,
"a dsy June next Those
mouals ability 70 ninl CONTRACT will
All o stationery quality
e pncsps ARTICLES Of whichsuch paper quilts
lc pons, lead psncis knives, ink
such samples, and pay for the " the pccs stated
oneT OF them, It's opion No bid will cdnsdered
where articles are not Of the kind and quality
eouired for tho sparsmenL 1. sr 4eHitEJ gs st
Ea proposal ndst signed BY individual OF as making H.
and specify price, and but price, for each every
s in Should ARTICLES be reuured not
furnished the lowest prices,
according quality Blank oas for
he applying Cor thsm
Gu,iy hcrein, would fDd II difficult
eion will be taken into consideration unless
asresDg herewith. stf GA F54ttk"A rft .S N @.4-
Tl 1puns perfect ,ypc and oil
the bs paper different descriptions required pa
n o tke printing viii be furnished by lhs cohaco The depart
men ordering Il, designate the kind
p whether script otherwise and the number % sheet
A The arces furnished and work - be
hs best quality delivered without delay when ordered
,he head Of the Office which
qsired
less quantity each and article contracted r the public
service may require
Bonds with approved security, given by person per
OF ture
neorm and his suree
s forfeiture specified n s,ch bond, hquidsted damages.
rbe subjoined iss specify nearly done,
quality and description Of each Of the kinds Of articles und
work will BE- wanted @a ssif t. a4s te4HE.4F
being mpactcsbs precise description nature
and kinds Of printing bidders
me samples the different ocos for specimens general
.cnpdorJ required ft4 A
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS

Every person right pre- smpon Of the
lands townships townships
establish
ter and slwHe and make therefor
seeing this notice, before the appointed
for the public sale of lands embracing the
claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited. Aud
Every having the right under the entitled Gan act
additional land district IN the Territory Of wisconsin, and
other ID March, l4 cssees occupants
peymses the OF their permits
of the within the townships and fractional townships above
enumerated, entitled "An
reduce the minimum Of the mineral lands the Lake supe
district Michigan the Chippewa district Wisconsin,
approved h September 1852 o land covered by their
leases aud permits respectively the minimum price
81 covering than full section, entitled
surrender OF permit the proper land
Of ~ 50 required establish the same 10 the salts
register saltwater make
practicable after tAi noee, and before
appointed Of public Of the
embracing camed otherwise such claim will be
forfeited. N x I'LL
j. BUTTERFIELD
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Mayi3
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eighth day Of september The disposal o se aShe ,nd
within the aforementioned townships, 10 vii - '
No'h VtAe base line and 9sst Of the pmsipa ..syiasn
Townships thirty tirytwo, thirty three and fh our Of
Townships thirty thirty two, thirty three thirty four Of
North Of tAs base ns AID east Of the principal n..ysdsn
Townships one, and three, range oas
rown:sP. r @ ONE AND and 'h h s wo q .a:s s,s.
ons .s % as $ |
ss,sea e @ situated The former chippswa rs.sv.:oa
. !. x s s. ~ n.ss ~ June me
chippewa sas.naw The hird day January eighteen
hundred and thirty esht,' t{
North oftae base Of the pvaeipa, ~.rtSisa
Parts Of sections hyone thirtytw township dx
Fractional i've, township sishesn
s m 1a 1ls ana ,, Two, N township nineteen Gan In tho re
sn ss @ ind
'svs H a Sa ss sn ass 4 S range
d":s q ss Il ss;n % s
o" I ann s 4 e. v:
reserve, sold Indians. i 40 =.
i7, .ses: qsS,s! ,,...,.. !,
islands, Kalamazoo nvsr, vii: i
NORTH ofMe base line and Of the principal msrdan.
Islands Nos and in section irywo, In township one,
twen,y-threc and twenty -four, in
township y,sna, ons. M q ran range twelve ss..a
ssa and > and u
sand and in .scons thirteen, oartssn s.snssrs
and twenty -four, in township ulrss Of range sixteen
South Of the base line and Of As principal ssevida
Island in sections twenons and twenty township
inclusive sections three four, ,eu an.en,
twenty-five, and in township one md
islands Nos in sections three and ten, In township two,
Lands appropriated By law @ the Of schools military and
made undt thereby for which
n'sn Of The public sale. respectively under tue entitled
% s And ao % snd %
mil
TONED lands provided BY the act entitled making appo
&c, approved ID March, 1851. 49, F
al despatch shall have
ss s 0 wsss and entry Of any e the lands wiz
Given under my hand lie city WashnS,on III SIKH dy Of
May, Domini eight nnyone
by the President, -
Commissioner Of the General Land once. @
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMTTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every entitled the rish,
required establish the the Satisfaction register
the o. hs public sale len s ;.as
Every person having the right under the act Gan
for the shs mineral lands II s state q
@ M., % S s n Il q H. 2 s,r
townships enumerated ONCE at ssai sts
price Lake Superior
district in M Michigan and the chppew. district il wi.eos,a
ssses.ay, permit. .s:yssassiy !sisss
s:s 4
register Marie make payment
Ss y % he a ~ S :.S M. s e ore
lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise, such claim will be
J; ByrTERrlELp,
Commissioner Of the General Land OMcs
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The printing q IN kinds iseaans ppe which may ss REQUIRED
the chesf the be circulars, Instructions
returns bsshs solid msisr, no eadsd sus
rsas lining, and rod ruling
Inning tle, o. description The SANE anal
TO- ususIiy the once requiring H. and
sesAssg AAss sacss, ps.as, Ae, hs s''e~tas de
'cnpicrs of paper, " vita t7I -.
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ts Mr NAVY AsKsy,. oryIcs,
,..... 49,. Washington, May ., 1881. t
EALED PROPOSALS. la duplicate class endorsed
,rfoposas or Olass No. Navy at Washing
on WIN he received this office O'Clock n on ths 6h
suac ns1 o furnishing upon wharf o. al
ons, place within the yard be directed BY com
'us". '"e materials and articles hereinafter specified
...54 CLASS No. l--Brcks.
IeO 000 best hard bricks, (hsnd nor thousand
SsOoo berrys patent premium bricks do
CLASS No. g. Stone.
19o pcrches large building stone, per perch {.
i.UO do best blue do :. do
Grass No. 3-Pn Timber
100 yellow pine piles 40 long inches diameter M
uuu ana IFct from bark,
~ pieces elbow pine timber Is feet long eac square,
81 Icf eapnns, ae ~ per cubic II N 4
pieces yellow pine timber ~ long each square,
tor Gaping, h H per cubic n II
- mbsr long EACH square,
49, ior csppinY per cubic II
300 yellow pine piles, IS feet long ls inches
eha, each \
dH IL inches
cuppang, iH cubic II
NY yellow pine logs ~ feet long EACH 10 by ~ square,
for cspping, per cubic !
yellow Pine logs 40 feet long each IL inches square,
cubic II
kA NNffh E6rnltn nnnu bu LiA,ks E~IA
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CITY OF WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 20. 1851.

knees. S-neh sidsd, 10 mould Of length
4oo cubic oak IL BY inches pieces NOT less than
. feel II snsh, 10 be straight sound and hswn
'0' rs. sa.. ss q white q oak s,1sns os
s~s: = 'a's 10 y ss..s s
white oak p4nk., 10 ~ inches. 70 fee, long, TO be
s;s's i::ssssis' y straight
awiis panl. 4 inches. loas TO be straight
ws s.l ISsss sas Il % 81 inches. 10 ss
awhi,s oak planAs 10 y inches, long straight,
1000 s. Inch wss oak boards ~ 10. 20 Lengths,
1900 esis ssss,s :,sss, ss1ss ;, hoop ps, perm
#tr do do do do sI do tt.t
Class No. 5WAits asd YsiIow Pine Lumber.
$4,000 :. white pine prime boards neh.. ,hiel board
II 900 feet white pine prime boards, inch thick H. board
700 feet white pine prime boards thick length
Hosh U.lo''nA pine pms boards inch thick 10 or -
pine ss'd s
1903 ss.,
49, feet white cuttings Thick lengths
5000 feet white pine merchuniabe thick lengths
AZ feet pine ick IS lengths
. per M, board measurement n. Nh 80
20 900 feet white pine merchanabe inch thick, l6 feet eng.h
IA 900 white pine mercaniubs N thick lengths
H5 Z
boar board s %ss.assaeui Sas. men 's' ''' 's'aA
feet Carolina yellow seppng inch thick u inches
wide, 10 feet iengths, per NJ, board measurement
1900 feet scantng BY inches 6 feet lengths H. board
ga4
$500 feet S inch mill dressed flooring 10 lengths H.
board measurement tt#@ Ht @s7#GiA#
CLASS No. 6--Lime. &
barrels best burnt lime, equal sceiey and 40
Tbs net, per barrel
CLASS No. T. Misc eldnsous-TTon, Steel, Spikes &c.
l25 tons best No American gray charco pig per
pound "a
$500 pounds round iron, from 3k inches diameter
pound E#H't'f
pieces ainsh rouEd ifon, II long, estatcd
yyeiUh ou,ds
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~ by 3 inches, i6 feet long,
III by 4 inches, is fee, long,
!, 8 BY 5 inches, AZ feet long,
/, q by 5 inches, 10 feet long,
II by 0 inches, IL feet long,
u by ~ inches, 81 feet long,
10 by ~ inches, "a feet long,
10 by 81 inches, 36 feet long,
. by - inches, 10 fleet long,
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oasvsY sA~ Sssesspsisn q paper, scs dssla
aasSA ao2vs, ent 10 - 20 BY the ofbce OF
&eeinn II wheahss circulars, inssruct ti0ns, wAr-
N~a, hFuss, rstusss, Ac., ~ specified In the
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pESDENsis cemp,s,.. spr q SO, y:ss. y~ s,s by
N.v7 naotssnsrs osh strest
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THIEyas mssse.y ~ sse rre~sh ns~si~osss Ss~s'
na EosiiAh edition, cc~p,se fos ~ 20. ~cv rAvro,
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6p'anks North Carolina pine,
per NJ, board MsasurcIaent
SO planks North Carolina pine
per N, board measurement
10 pianks North Carolina pine,
per NJ, board measurement
? pieces yellow pine scxnuin.
per NJ, board measurement
2pieces yellow pine scsntlins
per M board measurement
D pieces yellow pine scsntling,
per NJ, board measurement
2 pieces yellow pine scanuing,
per NJ, board measurement
2pioces yellow pine ssanilins,
per N, board rheasureIiien
= pieces yellow pine scanlling,
per M board measurement
8 pieces yellow pine scnntling,
per n board measurement
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y uoxsn aprins cslhpers, a5- per dozcn
90 Jonted counpasses assorted sizes, do
90 double joiatcd two foot rules, do
40 upright sswblades, 2e inch, do 1
:, - sol wood turning tools, ..# #.. per SET
Ioo ~. % sssi block n English or banea, per pound
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/ NOTICE TO PREEMrTIoN CLAIMANTs. ~. ~.
Every entitled the hight Of Of the
townships and townships Above
ted establish the
OF the land once and aks sts
practicable after seeing t rotcs and hsfbre ha day
appointed for the Of the public Of the andr
the claimed Otherwise, such claim win b vfs"
| aTs 1. H.r9stiM~ 4WaHr ,. BUTTERFIBLD, Fl
| Commissioner Of the General Land o"'s'
| Nav
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STATIONERY.

Wrns Paper made cfHnsn, laid wops, whise or
IS folio post, ssAin plain finish, ntnsd,
ued, 70 weigh not less than Ia pounds per reani
N Do colscap, hand made, fant-lned, and trimmed,
weigh not less Than II pounds pei rsan
do fo0lscap, machine, fain lined weigh
vi. E..#e# not l6ss thar II pounds per aHs
is do oolscAp, piain hand msds faint lined, and nned
70 weigh not less Than u pounds per reani
10 do foolscap plata, machine tn,-ued, and trimmed,
weigh not less than II pounds per
f00scsp blue laid hand -ade, lined, garden
pattefn, comincniy known despatch co,isuaf
paper, TO weigh not less than ID pounds per ream
qusrso post, hand made, plain an,ned three sides
a. 5a9tt3 |s ae. 1trls
qaaIto post machine, plain, utned three sides,
per rcam l.4 4F se eF.t4.s
quaro post, hand made, plain, lined four sides
Il. .R.e'
10 do quato post, machine fAintlined sides, per
70 DO quxrto post French, faint lined three sides, per
tt1ih
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-08
DIR. SVEGCOX'S
COMPOUND
EXTRACT of SARSAPARILLA

OR THE ORIGINAL OF
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARTLLA.
DR. WILCOX invented this Medicine about 10 years ago
~ and its great popularity manufactured by himselfl
never been equalled by any other medicine But Town
send, after getting the recipe for the Original
DIR. WIECOX'S COMPOUND,
about two years commenced pollutng it with minerals
CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE, SULPHUR SALTPETRE, &c.
Now DR. WILCOX seeing these abuses, has taken tn
field, determined to give every body wanting
eSemas5me Vegetable Medicine.
Some from his hand, which can be obtained at the
Principal Office, l73 Broadway, MY.
And corner of Green and Beaver Streets ALBANY and
Druggists and merchants all over the country
The Life of every animal is the Blood thereof"-LeUit
What every body says must be True"
and without single exception far heard from,
unanimous accamation is that Dr. Wicox's arsaparia
the best medicine in the market. The best physicians
the city of New York. and in the State and also in the
oVrgnia have unhesitangy expressed their opinion
DR.. WILCOX'S SARSAPARILLA is the
Best Medicine in the Market,
and they carry out their professions by recommending AMI
using it,
1t never has failed in any of the following complaints
though it has been used by them all:
Scrotnla Consumption, Kings EUH, Salt Rhettn, Fry
spetqs Scatdhead Tightness of the Chest, Dyspepsia
Papltdtton Of the Heart, and oil Nervous fectos Gen
erdt Debility Piles Ftor Aibs, Rheumatism, Syphilis
Liner Complaints, all Kidney Complaints, CancerouS Hu
m0Ts, Mercuriat Diseases. &c.
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FnrSa1e

s.ya A FARM, containing So acres of Land. in good
F condition. with about 1000 Peach and Apple Trees
- with well nearly finished This Farm joins the
City Farm and is Pleasantly located the Boston road
81 miles from Worcester This is rare chance t. gentle
men who wish q, Summer residence, this Farm COM
mands splendid view Of Quinsigamond Pond. For furh
or CORNELIUS SHEA, gardener at VIM T. Merrifelds
Harvard street, Worcester iels-dwlm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-08
CnRFIM MANUFACT0RY.

---r-EEz-- DEADY MADE COFFINS of all
"a 80 III sizes and kinds, constantly on
fsr--,.z5ssE~-grZ hand at the Mandatory and Wan
sssss5s Room, No. Mechanic Street;
pposite the Norwich Railroad Depot.
~ Coffin Plates furnished at short notice. Sections and
others the country invited call and examine ol
themselves.
Also, at the above named place, Shop Joiner work
in all Tables Desks, Show Gases
Drawers Shelves, for stores, countngrooms, offices, &C.
? Also, all other kinds of general jobbing.
Worcester, Nov 5, 1850 eod&wtf WM. CURBY.
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Front Street. Store T.nts.

ENHE valuable lot of land the South side of Front st.
North of the Salem street Church. extending on Front
about lO feet, and bounding East Trnmbull St.
and West on Salem street, is offered for sale in lots
suit purchasers Its average depth is over 70 feet.
The lots will be sold such terms as to render them
profitable purchase either for those wishing build
for their own use or to let.
-mar25-dH FRANCIS H d E WEY. 219 Main ST
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Fans /! Fans!! Fans.!ll
LUMBER .
Clocks! Clocks |!

A GOOD assortment OF Clocks and Clock Trimmings
n will be found at A. M. DRISCOLL'S Jewelry Estab
ishnent Bgelow Court Front Street. Also Clock,
cleaned and repaired by regular clock maker who has
Mad nfsen years' experience W a clock mandatory
Ina7-du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-08
For Sale or Exchange

IA Farm of 60 acres, with good buildings situated
II within ten miles of this city, will be sold at a bar
gain,o exchange for property in this city.
The Farm well divided into tiage moving pasturage
and woodland. Has an unfaing supply of good water.
Inquire OF +. E. ABBOTT,
marl2-dI 155 Pleasant st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-08
ANCIs H DE WEY. 2l9 Main s
For Sale or Rent

New House on Pleasant street Col Abbott's con
IN yenent for three families If applied for will be
sold with bout 10000 feet of land Also the Cutting
House New Worcester with about three acres of land
now occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Also a small Farm OF
about 20 acres, with unfinished house upon it, about OF
mile west of said CUT ng estate, the Jones Farm
Terms very LIBERAL p. G. BACON,
mar6-dtf No. Central Exchange
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NOTICE EXTRA.

NOTICE EXTRA.
DON'T say because this has the of Sarsapara you
will not it, because you have been humbugged with
Townsends and Others of the name. This is no humbug
and if don't do recommended call and get your monel
back. qPWholesale Agent for Boston, VIM. b. LITTLE
For sale in Worcester by LEWIS I LAZELL, POI Mail
Street. weop&d3taweowly Julyl3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-08
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT
0FFTCE

No. Wall ST., N. Y, & 166 Fleet ST., London.
DATENTS for Inventions procured in the United States
in Great Britain, France, Belgium, Holland. and the
other European Sates in the Canadas Cuba and the Bra
Zils.
Parties interested in valuable inventions Obtain
above all that is equred for fully securing their property
in the same, by the issue Of letters patents filing
re issues, certificates OF addition proongaons, dsclam
es, &c, &c; for entering opposons, conducting inter
ieences and all the more complicated Patent business AS
signmens, transfers, and licenses made and placed
record ID kinds of drawings and documents, required
suits for infringement furnished Issued Patents examined
and opinions the validity of the prepared
counsel given questions involving points of law in
tested cases JOSEPH p. PRISON, Solicitor,
my29d3m No 5 Wall street, N. Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-08
A Rare Chance.

OIIdIlCGs
TNOR a Boot Maker to Purchase a large House Barr
H. Worship and small dwelling house, situated in North
Oxford tie large house E Denny, four thousand
dollars more, few years SINCE There is one acre and
thirty rods of land Many ornamental and other trees The
whole estate will be sold for $4,000 if applied for soon
Also, the most desirable house lot in Worcester contain
ing about $4,000 feet of land known the Howe lot
uated South OF William I. Merrifelds dwelling house.
iune4-di Enquire of ALBERT BROWN
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COTTAGE for Sale.

- Cottage House, with about one-fourh of an acre
ig of land, situated in fourishing village within 20
- rods OF two Meeting Houses, and good School
about u miles from Worcester.
The above place will be sold long credit upon rea
Sonable TERMS or will be exchanged for property this
city. Inquire of e. E. ABBOTT
marI2-dtf 155 Pleasant At
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WIN. t. MERRIFIELD.
Fluted Ribbons.


entire new style of Trimmings, endless variety
n and shades with Gimp Chord to MATCH and lower
prices than in any other establishment in this city, at the
NEW ENGLAND FANCY STORE, 2l0 Main st.
my15-dwtf Near Worcester House.
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To Let.
Store to Let.

GITOATED in the business part of Main street. with an
- entire glass front, very suitable for the Apothecary or
Dry Goods business Said store is occupied but will
be vacated soon.
Inquire at this office. ap9-dwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-08
To Let.

10 Let.
Ia THE subscriber is erecting Buildings Exchange
iA and Union streets, for Machine Shops and other
chanical purposes, part of which will be ready for
occupa Is by July LIST, and the remainder by October LIST.
shall have about 1900 feet of floor let ground foo
for heavy machinery. and any the four stories
fitted to suit occupants. if application is made soon
To let with the rooms, steady Power, to any amount
wanted. Persons wishing and power, will find ia
vorable place locate themselves upon very reasonable
terms.
jel6 dw3m VIM. T. MERRIFIELD.
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To Landlords.

THE subscriber wishes to hire for year. neat Cot
tage House, with stable attached and is willing pay
any reasonable rent for he Address, through the
Postofice, HENRY NJ. PAINE.
Worcester, March II, 1851 marl3-dtf
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REAL ESTATE
Hnnse for Sole

EZA THE subscriber will sell if applied for soon. this
House he occupies, on Pleasant street. and ot with
same--54 feet font and Il3 feet deep. A desirab,
situation and too well known to need further description
feb29-disf BENJAMIN BIJFFJIM
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TO BE LET.
Store to Let.

Store to Let.
TE large three story brick building, No. 24 Washington
Sqnare, occupied by S. C. WHITE Druggist Possess
ion given LIST of April. Enquire of c. H. WHITING, at
mar26-df DRAPER Sc CLARK'S.
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4 STEAM ENGINE OF rs to 80 horse power, IL inch
n Cylinder so inch stroke with two cylinder Boilers
40 feet long and AZ inches in diameter with 10 inch ues
iii IN prime orders and will be sold at bargain. Inquire
IL s. HATHAWAY, at Toman, Lnthers 4 CO., Cana
treet WorsesteS. d&wtf-de2
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Office to Let.


YtNIiE Office at NO Maple formerly occupied BY
i Dr. S. Rogers who has removed to his WATER
CURE INSTITUTION, No. ] Glen street. Inquire of N.
. ChAfiN; occupant oil the house. may2
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Died,

DIED.
On Friday, March 7, OF confinement MARGARET
BARRY, wife Of James Barry aged 33 years native of
Athboy, County Meath, Ireland.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from SO Ferry street, of
Pearl on Sunday, at O'Clock p. NJ.
On Saturday morning, March 8, JAMES, son of John
and Catharine Mcintyre
His funeral will take place from the residence of his
parents, 81 Centre street, this day. at o'clock pre-
cisey The friends of the family respectfully In
vited to attend.
On Saturday, March g. HARRIET B.. wife of VIM E.
Lawrence, and daughter of phraim and Louisa Bar
rett, of Camden Me.
The friends of the fam are requested to attend the
funeral from her late residence los Barrow Of
Blocker street, on Monday, 10th inst, at o'clock
On FRIDAY morning March T. of Inflammation of the
lungs JOSEPH b. NEWLY, eldest son OF Samuel Newly
aged ~ years
The friends Of tho family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, 1t ~ O'Clock +. NJ. on Sunday
from the residence OF his father SO Morton street.
On Friday morning March 7, of consum p.ion, JAcoB
II. DIcKsNsoN, In the 23d year of his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral which will take place Sunday.
residence in North Second street, between Union ave-
Hue and Lauermer streets, Williamsburgh, l.. l.
ON Saturday, March s, after . short illness, Mrs.
BARBARA WHITFIELD, in the 7Ith year OF her age.
Due notice will be given of time and place OF burial
Rev sE4H WILLisToS, d. D OF the Protestant Il pis-
copal Church died on March 2. at Guldford Centre,
Cieps ngo county, in the slst year OF his age. The
deceased we'll and favorsby known IN this CITY.
Tie for many years a minister of thu Methodist
Episcoy al Church and was stationed here with the
late Rev. Mr.. Sneathen, in 1905 and 1905. 6ub,e-
quently he became o member of the Protestant Eps-
copA Church, and the rector OF Zion Church. Mott
street.