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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-14


STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET
Virginia State Bonds-par value $lO0-new issue
held at 100.
Virginia State Bonds, with interest from LIST July,
last sales at l04s.
Richmond City Bonds, issue-ast sales at 100.
James River and Kanawha Bonds guaranteed by the
State, 800 palisades at 800
Exchange Bank Stock-par value $l0O-last sales
Sl0Sa.
Farmers Bank Stock-par value $loo--sales at
$lO7a
Virginia Bank Stocl,-par value $70-sales at $76i
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value $100--no recent sales.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value $40
SOL
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock-par va
lue $1O0-last sales at Sl02a
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock-par value 500. Sales at $94a.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
OF Debt-par value Sl00-$95 ofered-none to be had.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds, guaranteed by the
State $l024.
Central Railroad Stock, last sales at $40.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stocks, last sales
at $50.
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales at $50.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, Feb. Is, 1850.
BEEF CATTLE--Scdle aDeight-$2 25 to So Is.
HoGs-Nett Sc SO, and in brisk demand at quota
tons
snEEP-Nett, 81 75as so per head, price varying
cordlng to quality.
JACOB SHOOK.
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GREAT ATTRACTiON.-Mr MINOR will
IA open his Exhibition at the Hall of the Sons of
Temperance. on Church Hill on FRIDAY and SA-
TuRRDAY Evenings, at n o'clock. Doors open at
quarter before 7.
Mr. MINOR, in the course Of the evening, will 90
through his astonishing teats OF bending and bearing
the enormous weight Of two anvils on his beast and
lifting one OF the same by the hair of his head.
ta I4-2t
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THOs. j. RANDOLPH Building
A. STEVENSON, Committee.
PS. communications might be addressed through
the PROCTOR the Universityo of Virginia (post paid)
60" The Union and National Intelligencer OF
Washington, ri.weekly; the Argus OF Baltimore, semi
and the Repubcan viii insert us unt b
18th of February and send their account to Coone
Kemper, Proctor, at the University Of Virginia.
10
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No. Main street.

EBARTICULAR attention paid to the public or pri-
y. vate sale of Real Estate, Negroes, Horses, Dry
Goods Furniture and Merchandise generally and ber-
al cash advances made when required.
REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS SATURDAYS.
On SATURDAY MORNING, February IS, COM
mencig at o'clock precisely, will sell at store oppo
site the City Hotel, general assortment of new and
second hand household Furniture consisting OF the
usual variety.
Also a large invoice Of piece and cut Dry Goods
viz: Bleached and unbleached Domestics Calicoes
flannels, Cloths, Cassnleres, Vestings, &c.
. Also, large lot of seasonable ready made Clothing
fur, silk, wool and water-p proof Hats Caps Trunks
valices, Cutlery, Guns, Soaps, Backing, Pertunery
Fancy Goods, &C., &c.
de II ALEX. MOTT, Auct
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Virginia Monougalia Lottery, No. 10, to be drawn
Feb 18th. IS nos. 10 drawn. Capitals: $40, 900, {
of 10000, of 5000, OF 2O45, 25 of lOOO SO of 400
200 Of 200. Tickets $l0-shares in proportion.
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AUCTION SAfES.
WIS DAY.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE ~ co.

BY DUNLO99 NONCJRE & co.
SUGAR AND MOLASsfGs AT AuCTION.
~ On FRIDAY, the 18th inst. commencing AZ ia
o'clock we will sell at our wharf and warehouse at
Rockets, the cargo of the brig Challmg from Louis
ana with
$50 hhds iarto choice quality Sugar
30 do clarified Sugar
so bbls Molssses
Also, the cargo of the schr Viola, with
1872 hhds Cardenas Moasses
II tierces do do
puncheons superior Rum
TERMs-Under $780, cash; over 800, four months
credit, Tor approved negotiable paper
Sale without regard 10 weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
AOate
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BY JOHN n. u. PAYNE-sALEsMAN.r

GALD BUILDINGS 10 BE SOLD AT
w AUCTION.-Wlll be sold on FRIDAY, the
18th inst, upon the premises, ncing at o'clock
the old buildings upon the lots Main. between 1lth
and 18th streets, recently occupied by Ro. NJ Burton
Esq., the same to be removed within thirty days there
after.
TERMs-4 months credit tor proved endorsed
negotiable note.
fe 8 w. GODDIN, Auct
NJ IGHT SALES! NIGHT SALES !!-On Mon
ia day Evening, the 23d Sept at halt past o'clock
at my store, opposite the City Hotel, will commenc
my Nigh Sales, and will continue them every nigh
during the season, at which time will be sold from, tie
shelves general assortment of staple and fancy Dry
Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, Fancy Goods &c sc
viz:
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS =
Cloths, Cassineres, Vestngs Calicoes Aapacas Irish
Linens, Cashmeres, Musins Shirtings, Satines Flan-
nels, Pins and Kneedles, Spool Cotton, Silk Umbrellas
Hosiery, &c. &C.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.-s.periorlvo -
~ Handle Knives and Forks Isl pieces) Buck Handle
Knives and Forks, by the dozen Britannia Ware, Tea
Trays, Walters, &c, Pocket and Caraed Knives Scls-
sors, Razors, Tbmbles &C., Braces and Bits, &cs
FANCY GOODS-Ladies' Writing Desks and
Work Boxes, Cologne Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Eyes
Knitting Pins, Suspenders, Accordeons Dressing, Tuck
and Side Combs, Backgammon Boards, Hair Brushes
Razor Strops, Money Purses, Family and Pocket BIZ
bles, Paper. Fins, Playing Cards, &C. Also fine patent
jeweled Gold Cylinder, do do, English Silver Lever,
&C., Gold Pencils and Pens. Silver do do Breastpns
Gold Guard Chains, Gold Fob do Steel Chains, Ca
meo Pins, Bracelets, Ear Rings, Casters, Segars,
Matches, &c. &c.
Sc Is ALEX MOTT Auct
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Splendid Lottery for Saturday, 22d Febmary-The
Virginia Monongaia Lottery, Class B, for 1851. Ca
pitfalls: $4,000. $4,000, $4,000 $780, of 22O0 IL of
i60O 40 Of 1900, 100 Of 1000, 900 OF 5O0 being the
lowest number prize. 70 nos. IA drawn. Tickle is
S2O-shares in proportion.
Buyers referred to my Register Of Prizes, to be
at the office, as proof of what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number.
gle tcketsin the above schemes in all the LOTTERIES will
Be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-
quested. Please address orders to
10 IL N. STATION. Richmond, Va,
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Mats. ti.antati 4. unssest..a. I'LL.

Wa Il. tGasssiti Il. R1HEsssraA~'ttaEs nj.
LIN tlce that SHALL m the 22d and S3d days Of April
1871 at the store house known as Duprees old store
in the county OF Charlotte State of Virginia proceed
10 take the deposlions OF sundry Witnesses to be read
IN evidence in suit pending on the cancery side of
the County Court OF Charlotte, in which you and 9TH
ern are pan'S and others and myself are defend
fe A--law4w ABRAM H. ROBERTS.
FOX RENT, that central and desirable fam
MA ~ residence on Mayo street, next to R. H. Dickn-
fe A-eotf JAS. THOMAS, Jr.
kal ately, a large Brick clearinghouse in the imme
date neitshbourhood of Mr. John Watkins, and Mr.
richard Malone, on Church Hill. This house has s
good rooms with brick kitchen, containing four
rooms; ge-house, staoe and smoke house. with
large and productive garden. There is spring OF
hhe water convenient To good tenant the rent will
le Il JAMES M. TAYLOR.
a. FOR RENT. two valuable Lots, situated on
ka the Dock-one of which has building thereon
recently occupied by Jabez K. Parker as house 70
machinery; and the other vacant lot adjoining there
to- a1a fronting 40 feet on R0 ME street ct Apply
nRESS GOODS.-We have in store nice as
~ sortment of Dress Goods. which we will sell
cheap Gull
= Those in want of some cheap Dress Goods, will
Hna them cheaper than they purchase elsew where
CHAS HARTWEI.L g. CO.'S,
le ~ Opposite the Swan Tavern.
y nnn FEET 5.8 POPLAR
for sale. ""A'
te IA JAS. WINSTON.
10000 S 81 MHVAEA 1% cFSaRs
Just received, for SALE
Il JAS. WINSTON.
RUTTER.-35 kegs Mountain Butter, represent
u Cd OF prime quality, RECEIVING and for sale BY
fe IA TlNSLEY & BRYANT
HAMILY FLOUR, superior article, for sale
by FRY & McCANDLISH.
OH HHDS., PORTO RICO MOLASSES,
~ND for sale by
fe ID DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
n UEEN CITY HAMS.-The subscriber, as
" Agent for the sale of Schooley Il Hough's cele
brated queen CITY" Hams, has the way small
invoice, and will hereafter receive regular and full sup
plies. JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
fe ID
SUGAR.-4O hhds. Sugar, of Prime quality, re-
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Up EMEMBEF, THE 1ATH FEBRUARY

Id EMENBER, THE 14TH FEBRUARY
Ee> Is ST. VALENTINES DAY.--Va lentines
Valentine Writers and Envelopes, can be had in the
greatest variety, at the bookstore of
te IL NASH & WOODHOUSE.
M Office Know all men by these presents, that
lN l, Cupid have chosen for my head quarters the
well known depository of Loves Armory, No. SO
Main street, and have authorized my old friend JAS
B. GLIB, to act in my behalf in all matters of Love.
Courtship ane Marriage The Valentines sold by J..
B. G. operate upon the feelings like Magic Charm"
making
"Those love who never loved BEFORE
And those who love now love the more"
Proud madens, naughty heiresses and contemptuous
misses, who have hitherto turned deaf to tender
vows of loving SWANS, whom smiles and tears have
been spent in vain, undergo complete change in the
spirit OF their dream, and within the twinkng of an
eye, rendered SOFT tender and afeconate, at the
lowest prices and without loss of time And those
Lords of the Creation,' who have vowed to spend
their lives "staeof single blessedness and boast
the name of "women haters, melted down and be-
come gentle the meek eyed dove these with other
like wonders too to mention, are effected by
these splendid Valentines. fe IL
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369,710 Sc
ST,
Paid dividends and interest for years 1876
and 1847.

Net balance on hand January 1st 1851. 1872 AL &C
The Directors have ordered the payment OF the di-
vidend for ls47 and declared dividend Of 80 per cent
on the year 1919.
will be given to persons calling at the Agents Office.
fe f1-4t
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SUGAR.-4O hhds. Sugar, Of Prime quality. re-
- ceivng and for sale by
te IA TINSLEY & BRYANT
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Oh HHDS. PORTO RICO MOLASSES.
~VD for sale by
fe ID DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co

n UEEN CITY HAMS.-The subscriber as
" Agent for the sale of Schooley Il Hough's cee-
brated "Queen CITY" Hams, has on the way a small
invoice, and will hereafter receive regular and full sup
plies. JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
fe ID
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EDERUVIAN GUANO.-I am now receiving a
IL supply OF pure Peruvian GUANO, direct from
the Islands,. Persons wishing supply for Spring
crops, would do we'll TO send in their orders without
delay. HUGH w. FRY.
La l7-lalv6w
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-18

Coop APPoINTMENTs.-We who censure the
Administration for whatever we find to be wrong
in its course of action, are just as ready to
praise it for its good acts whenever they turn
up. We are happy to say that, in our opinion,
Mr.. President Fillmore could not have made
two better appointments than those of Mr..
Walter as Architect, and Mr.. Strong as Superin-
tendent, of the enlargement of the Capitol As
far as our information extends, the appointment
of these eminently experienced men-each er-
perienced in his sphere-who are known to be
energetic and wise, prudent and trustworthy,
gives to this community very general satisfac-
tipn. Our good citizens ready to welcome
M.essrs. Walter and Strong amongst us, and to
wish them eminent success in the great national
work they have in hand. May they so prose-
cate their labors as to cause their names to
live coeval with the Capitol itself.
In making these remarks, we regard it as but
just to add that among the competitors for the
places occupied by these gentlemen were a
n,amber of the highest merit and responsibility,
who, conscious that all could not be gratifed,
concur with lively pleasure in the sentiments we
ere express.
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OHcs ofHs american IT.

Office ofhc american Telegraph, July 49,
BALTIMORE, July 17--saes Of 100 bbls Howard street
-four at s41215 Corn meal s2.s711@s2e4 Rye -four
$685..
Small sales red wheat at s5@ssc; white o4@osc. Yel
low corn 57095sc.; white 8l@62c Oats 3i937c. Rye
6s@67c.
Sales of 90 hhds shoulders at 7@7c 100 hhds sides
at o@9c; hams collie Sales Of lard in barrels at eS
@93zc; in kegs, 1o1s91lc.
PHnApELPmA, July ~, Q p. m>-Small sales OF -four,
common standard brands at $425; choice s437. Corn
meal, $2.S7. Rye -four, 1897.
Red wheat S7@92c sales Of white at 9i61100c Sales
of yellow corn at e096lc. Oats 43944c. Rye Tic.
NEW YoRK, July IL, p. m--sses Of 10000 barrels Of
flour at s4.121z9$41s for common 10 straight State
brands Southern and Genesee, s444@s45o. Corn meal
s2.s7@$3s Rye -four S3.A4.
Sales Of 1000 bushels prime red wheat at I0c other
qualities 94c Genesee lose Sales 5000 bushels rye at
TIC Sales OF 10000 bushels at $50 for mixed and
6oc. for round yellow. Oats 44@46c
Sales Of 400 bills pork at s4o2 Sales Of lard
! In barrels DC.
Small sales Porto Rico sugar at 6c Rio coffee $40
SIC. Rice 31fc.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-18

SMALL Notes.-The Grand Jury, yesterday,
presented number Of persons in this county
for making and uttering notes of a less demon
ination than FIVE dollars. We have not learned
the names of all the persons thus presented,
but suppose they include the house of Selden,
Withers & Co., J. +. Callan, Thomas NJ Han
son, perhaps the Mayor Of Georgetown, and
Mr.. Dodge, if any of his are yet in circulation.
Tue President of the Bank Of Washington, Mr..
Gunton, to whom the subject of finance is Of
course familiar, is the foreman OF this jury.
Our opposition to q small-note currency has
often been expressed; and if measures can be
adopted to put an end to it, and at the same
time to prevent the introduction of this kind OF
currency from abroad, the sooner il be done
the better. We shall look with concern to the
action of the court with reference to these pre-
sentmen Is.
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USEFUL AGENCIEs.-A friend now in London
writes to US that Edwards, Sanford & Co.'s
Transatlantic Express, the offices of which ar,
ut Nos. IL and Is Cornhill, London, and which
firm is connected with that of Adams & Co., in
this country, has uniformly rendered important
services to Americans visiting London. "You
will do your American friends service" he re-
marks, "by commencing them to this house.
1t is here only they can see many of the Amer
lean papers here they can register their names,
write their letters, receive information and
ciyility, and, in short, realize many advantages,
the full value of which they can only learn to
estimate in absence from their own home"
The Offices named by our correspondent should
be visited by every person who desires to cross
the great water, or to transmit goods of any
description
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-18

SOMETHING REMARKABLE. 1t certainly is
something remarkable, and it has been in social
circles often remarked, that at the laying Of the
cornerstone of the Capitol, on the Fourth Of
July, the great birthday of the American ma
ton, oil the men employed in placing the stone,
covering itup, and managing the derrick and guys
used on the occasion, were, with the single ex.
ception of Mr.. Walter, the architect, foreigners
Was this an oversight or an undersightf We
do not remark upon it invidiously, but as ar
inopportune coincidence.
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IMPORTANT i-CoNTEMPLATED ABSENCE OF
THE EDITOR OF THE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
The progressively warm weather with which we
are afflicted, the arduous duties that have Of
late devolved upon US, and the condition Of our
health-and appetite, admonish US of the ne
cessity Of retiring to the "rural districts for
repose and recuperation. We therefore take
the present occasion to announce, that il we can
succeed in having our traps packed up in time
after our Saturdays issue, we shall depart on
an excursion beyond the Eastern Branch. Our
paper on Monday may therefore not appear un-
til halfpast three o'clock, instead of three the
regularly appointed hour. Should any thing
momentous occur in the social or political
world in our absence, our friend Mr.. Fillmore
in return for the many valuable services W,
rendered in his absence, will see that our read
ers shall be kept duly informed. Should an,
one doubt the propriety of that gentlcm ans as
Stunning the editorial charge Of our paper, a,
interim, we beg leave to inform him that il il
not without precedent, and is as strictly in &C
cordance with sound usage as for him to leave
the executive affairs of the nation in our hands
for days and weeks at q time.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-18

No MORE SPEECHEs.-Mr Stuart is going to
take Mr. Fillmore home with him to the Old
Dominion, whittier the former gentleman has
to go to attend court. HAS not each of his
eight hundred dependents" an equal right to
slip home now and then to attend court y We
doubt not Mr.. Stuart, who is one of the best
fellows in the world, will take good care of his
Excellency, who will now for the first time
learn the luxury of Virginia hams and johnny
cake. But we hope Mr.. Fillmore will also take
good care of Mr.. Stuart, and keep him from
making any more speeches. Ever since he
made that last at Richmond we have been try
ing to get him out of the fog in which it en-
veloped him, and hard work we have had of it.
For his own sake, for ours, but especially for
the sake of the Wing party, we hope he may be
held in on the present occasion. 1t is true, the
buttermilk Of the mountains does not excite in
that way; but, although Richmond wine does,
we doubt that Mr.. s. was thus affected for it
is not his custom to imbibe much Of that article
We give the admonition gratuitously, and
feel sure all persons concerned will commend
us for our wise forethought
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PUBLIC SCHOOL ExAMINATIoss.-There were

PUBLIC SCHOOL ExAMINATIoNs.-There were
examined, yesterday
Primary, No. 1, Second District, Miss Helen
Stanford, teacher. The school-house is located
on street, between Fifth and Sixth streets.
Male Primary, same district, W. w. Domaine,
teacher. The school is held in the basement
of the Eighth-street church.
Male Primary, Third District, W. NJ. Nc
Cathran, teacher. The school-house is at the
Navy Yard, and was built by public-spirited
gentlemen in that part of the city, by joint
stock arrangement especially for the purpose,
and for the use Of which they charge a small
annual rent to the city corporation.
These schools compare favorably with those
heretofore examined, and much interest in the
exercises was exhibited by all who were pres
ent-Repu6ic.
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NEW GROCERY STORE,

Corner Of Massachusetts Avenue and 18th street.
rINHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the citizens
Il Of Washington and the adjacent country that no
has Just opened large and fresh assortment OF GROCF
RiEs, consisting, In part, as follows, viz;
Fresh Family Flour choice Teas Of the latest mporta
tons and finest fayors Moca, Java Rio Padang Cof
fee; SPERM Adamantine, and Taow Candies Salt Mack
erel Herrings and Cod Fish; prime lot Of Bacon and
lot Of superior Sugarcured Hams also, Liquors. consist
ing Of superior Brandy Wine, Old Rye Whisky, Ale Of
the best brands also large assortment Of Boots and
Shoes, &C, &c. 80. n
house In the city, having references to quality.
To the country dealers he particularly invites them to
give him call He will take any kind Of country pro-
duce in exchange for goods.
He solicits a call from all.
Don't forget the cheap Of Massachusetts avenue
and 18th street. H. W. HALL.
Nv If
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PANY.--We invite attention to the notice of the
meeting of this company, held yesterday. We
learn that the boats designed to be used will be
constructed with special reference to their use,
and will have many advantages over the gene
rality of boats of this description.
The WILLIAM SELDEN, now on the stocks at
Captain Pages yard, will probably be launched
on Saturday of next week.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-18

WASHINGTON COUNTY JAIL.--The Grand Jury
yesterday made their report on this establish
ment, by VIM. Gunton, foreman, which they
have recently visited and examined. They shy
that " they take great pleasure in stating that
they found the several apartments clean, and
the prisoners as comfortable as persons in their
situation could reasonably expect to be. Their
supplies of bread and other provisions are ample
and of excellent quality; and they I'LL appeared
to be well cared for. The marshal, Richard
Wallach, esq.,, has caused lighthouses to be
erected for the prisoners, and requires the fire.
quent use thereof by all Of them.
"The Jail is viewed as badly constructed for
| ventilation and for the safety of the prisoners :
and they believe representation should be
made to Congress at the next session, as to the
unsuitableness of the present building, in order
either to material modification and improve
ment thereof, or the erection of proper one
instead Of it." They state also that " their
sensibilities were much affected by the condition
of one of the inmates of the Jail, deaf and
dumb idiotic colored boy, apparently about six
teen years Of age, who was left by some unfeel-
ing wretch in one of the streets of this city
nearly two years, since, when he was conveyed
to Jail, until some tidings could be obtained as
to where he came from, but which has not yet
been ascertained. For the last six months he
has been gradually wasting away; and although
ut the marshaPs own expense every care has
been taken of him, he cannot, it is believed,
much longer survive, as he is unable to retain
any solid food, and has for months been wholly
sustained by liquid stimulants.
The court suggested that they should present
the boy as a pauper lunatic; in which case the
court would direct care to be taken of him.
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DIED,

On the 9th inst, EMMA FRANCES, youngest daughter
Of ROBERT and MARIA CATHARINE MAeEE aged 10 months
and 13 days.
Last evening" he 18th instant) Of scarlet fever, after
an illness of eleven days, MARION ANN MUIRHEAD
the precious and lovely daughter OF the Rev. r. r. and
II. NJ. GURLEY, aged six years and nine months. Her
brief life sunny hour Of JOY and goodness and to
her parents and friends she caused pain but when
she sickened and died,
Funeral from the residence Of her parents Twelfth
street tomorrow morning at911 o'clock.
[City papers please copy.l
At Terre Haute, Indiana, on the 18th instant, ANNA
DOwLN0 infant daughter of LEWIS NJ Cook, and grand
daughter Of Thomas bowling esq formerly Of this city