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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-19
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AN ACT limiting the power OF certain munich
nal cnrforations =.

AN ACT limiting the power OF certain munich
pal corporations.
Src. |. Belt enacted bg the General Assembly
OF the State of Ohio, That wherever, by the
charter Of any Incorporated town or city in this
State, containing more than twenty thousand in
habitants, authority is conferred upon the town
orcity council thereof to alter the number and
boundaries of the wards, OF election districts
therein, no such power shallbe exercised prior
to Che passage Of q general law, providing for
the Organization and government Of such town
or city .,g.u .,s.s..,. q
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
AARON PARDEE,
Ae President pro ttn,pdre, Of ths Senate.
march,, 1852.
mo. 1871 AN ACT .sr5
Defining the powers and prescribing the duties
@ Of the Board Of Public Works.
SEC. /. Be IL epactedbythe General Assent-
blyef theState Of Ohio, Thai the term of Office
Of the members Of the Board of Public Works,
elected on the second Tuesday Of October last,
shall commence on the sixteenth day Of Febru-
ary one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two
and said members shall hold their Offices, re-
spectvely, until their successors shall be elect.
member OF the said Board who shall be elected
hereafter, annually, shall commence on the six
teepth day OF February, next after said election
SEC. 2. The members Of said Board shall
each take an oath or affirmation, to support the
constitution Of the United States and Of the
State OF Ohio, and honestly and impartially te
discharge The duties Of the Office; and shall al.
sogiye bond, with good and sufficient sec0ritg
to Be appfoved BY the Governor, in the pena
sum Of not less than thirty thousand dollars
conditioned forthe laithful and honest discharge
of hesddties of his Office, and for the faithful
paving over Of all money which may come int
his hands, according to law, which bonds, will
the approval Of the Governor endorsed thereon
shall be filed with the Treasurer Of State
Sfc. 81 The members Of said board shal
designate one Of their number to act as presi
dent Of said board, who, in addition to bis du
ties as acting commissioner, shall perform sue
duiiesas are, or shall be, required by law ofth
president Of the said board. ,sl ssit.a
sSEc. 4, That said board shull divide III
public works Of this State, aE near equally Q
they may deem practicable, into three districts
which districts may be designated by such nam
az the board shall deem proper (, and the CON
nnissioners shall each take charge Of such on
NJ said districts as may be- assigned 10 him b
said board, and be responsible iok tho due an
6.,thful administration Of the affairs Of the dii
;,;ct under his particular charge.
Sec, &. THAT payments Of every kind an
,ascy;ntion. made BY either Of said acting con
..,;sIoners. shall be by check drawn to the d
~, of the payee, on the Treasurer Of stai'
ia nj otherwise, and whenever payrientisiI
sanasS "a be made foi any work performed,
,,,ssesiair for the same found, in constrp pcung
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GLASSWARE.

Merchants will always find on hand a very
heavy stock Of Glassware, embracing almost
every article manufactured, at as low prices as
], can be procured in small quantities at the
factories
Also, French China Of every style, Vuces,
Stand and Sto. c Lamps, Brittania ware Of eye1
Try kind.
Merchants who have hitherto made their
purchases elsewhere are respectfully invited 70
look through his stock and learn his terms and
prices.
No. !, Enterprise Buildings, Portsmouth, 0.
March +, l952-dw
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REMOVAL C.gRD.
JOHN COOLEY,
saddle & Harness Manufacturer,

81
XKTouLD res ,ectfully inform his S2M
wv friends and The public in gem 'I-ssaS sa
eral, that he has removed from the well known
stand on Jefferson street, TO Market, between
F ront and Second streets, Portsmouth, Ohio,
where he will be pleased to sec his old friends
and customers, and as many new ones as may
desire 10 make his acquaintance.
He keeps constantly on hand and ior sale,
great variety OF
Saddles, Harness. PortmanteauS, Car
riage and Buggy Whips,
And in short, every article usually kept BY
like establishments elsewhere.
He would earnestly solicit country Mer
chants, Farmers, Furnace Men, and others
visiting Portsmouth, and having business in
his line, TO give him call, feeling confident
that he can accommodate all on satisfactory
terms. 4
Portsmouth, Jan. %, l'5l-dwtf
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A. hECHINGER,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
STOVES, CRATES, &c,
Corner of Front and Mdssie streets,
Portsmouth, Ohio.

respectfully inform the public
wv that he has opened new Stove Store,
one eoer below WIN; Halls Dry Goods Store,
and the public with stoves, CRATES, and tin
ware, and all kinds OF castings lower than any
other House west of the Mountains.
He is enabled to offer g,ater inducements to
purchssors rom the fact he manufactures all
articles that he offers for sale.
Give him call. as he pledges himself with
he has OH hands at from one to two dollar
cheaper than any House in this city.
Marce II, dwlyr.
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COME AND STE
At Pig Iron Corner.

1000 choice Bacon Hams;
1000 choice, heavy BaconiShonldersi got meat
on them;
400 bis. Mess Pork, warranted good.
SO bis choice No. l Lard in barrels;
300 bis. super. and No. 2 -four approved
brapds;
$50 Columbus Lilnei
QUO Fire Bricks;
SO Tons fire clay;
90 Boxes mould. candles;
60 Boxes brown and yellew soap.
Window Glass, oil sizes;
Kanawha silt in any quantity.
And other articles Of choice produce. Also
q steam saw mill Enginy and fixtures,
s.a B, +. CONWAY.& CO.,
March 6--dwtf Pig Iron Corner.
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Dissolution Notice.

yUyHE partnership heretofore exls,ine No.
twoe'l 7. al. .H. Barrett u this dny dis
aolsedb mutual consent 1he bruinesa Of
'tio above Arm will BE- hltted W T. Barrett,
seioIosille, March u 1852. 50
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Great Exhibition
ofNew and scasOnable DRY Goods, at
j LOdWiCk & Son,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers, No. 66, Front st
TnEIR STOCK is LARGER THAN The,
have before offered, comprising eve
~ variety Of Goods desirable and durable. No
House IN this city, whatever their prstentioas
can possibly buy iesUer or stH cheaper, from, The
fact thai they buy erelpSipelt for CASH, and do
only cash bntiatss. Give them an earl y call
lyon will be politely shown through their
Stock and convinced that they do ssll Cledpsr
for Cash than the cheapest.
Remember tire CAsRsToRE, No. &C., two
Idoorswestofthe franklin Houee, Frontst IL
llhe place younrt sure 10 gothic worth of your
money. ropt.29 1881 N "a
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Attachmerlt Notice.

Tiny nsi9poe s A. si,S ssisShnsns ss,, was .Is day
tof Washington Township Scloto County agains
abscondinE Debtor, Dated this 0ist day q
February A. d. 1852. BEN. MALONE n
s. wSt.e
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1853. SPRING GOODS tIss9.
AT WHoLEs Ale.
February Purchases for Spring Sales.
JAMES PURSELI.

m 5 now opening the largest, best aDdlcheap-
lest assortment Of DRY GOODS ever brOt
10 Portsmouth. s
His stock has been purchased principally Of
the manufacturers and their agents BY the
package, and he can assure his enstomerF,
that he shall, as heretofore, supply them with
goods at as low prices IS they can procure
Them In any western market. Visiting the
EASTERN markets FOUR ines year, and receive
ing new goods almost every week. he Is en-.
abled to keep his stock at ell times complete.
Purchasers will find constantly on hand a
conplets and general assortment Of Dry Goods,
Carpetings, Old cloths and Hearth Rugs, Hats,
Gaps. Bonnets, Pifnsos and Umbrellas, Cot
ton Yarns, Carpet chain and Batting.
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Change Of Place.

H.. B h II az " Ua.
MYTH view Of enlarging their opera.
wv lions--of being better prepared 10 meet
The wants OF their increasing trade, have added
two more rooms 10 their manufacturing depart.
ment, aud taken for their sales rooms, those
formerly occupied by VIM. Eden & Co., Zone
door north OF their old stahd) where they are
able and willing 70 oexhibit a stock Of BOOTS
and SHOES, for Spring trade, unequalled In
would respectfully ito the attention Of deal
ers. 10 work OF their own MANUFACTURED, feeling
assured that II Is superior in every respect, 10
anything Of foreign Importation and as low 10
price llkinds bI Eastern work on hand for
The benefit Of those that preferit, to make up
an assortment completo. Call and examine a,
our nav store in Market street, two doors north
Of the State Bank.
Pots,houth Feb. 2s 1852 DIV. y
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Administra tei.s sale Of Re.
al Estate.

AN Monday The 29th day Of March 1852 at
" 2, o'clock p, M. ut the Door Of the Court
House in the City Of Portsmouth, will be sold
10 ihe highest bidder, the following Real Es-
tate as the property Of George s. Byrne, do.
Q eased, TO wit, The following, described Lots
and parts OF Lots In the Town Of Sciotoville,
scioto County, Ohio, Lot No. 8. appraised at
$95, Lot No. seven ~ appraised al sos, Lot
No. 8, appraised at $50. The north half Of
LOT No. $, appraised at $50. The south half
Of said Lot No. 5, subject 70 the life Estate Of
the widow thorein, appraised al sos. sl
Terms of Sale.--One-third cush, ohe.ihird
In 6 months and the remaining third in IL
mouthsj aith Interest frem tho day Of sale, TO
be secured by mortgage on The premises. A
JAMES M MURFIN. Admit
+ Of =. s. Byfns, deed.
March S, lSboN-wts S'taSs. 50 u
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QueenSWarel QueensWare!!

He is now receiving by the ships Saxon and
John Br ant aroni England, a heavy lot Of
Queensware, which is purchased from the n,an-
ufacturers, exclusively for cash, aud will be
sold in such assoriments as purchasers may
need. at prices averaging from FIVE TO twenty
per cent. los er than any other Western house.
Eastern purchases duplicated ,oithont adding cost
nf frnn annrfnfinn. ~. 49, ~
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Spring Dry Goods,

"A teH ddys, ihe largest. most elegant and
cheapest stock OF
$50 Spring Dry Goods, 4,
ever-offered in this city and for the truth Of
this statement, we challenge comparison
with any stock in the market. In our stock
will be found every description Of American,
French, Englisf, German, Italian and Chi
'nese Cotton, Woolen, Silk an d Fancy Goods.
CaIpeiings, Mattings, Oil Cloths, Rugs, straw
goods, Umbrellas and Parasols, Cotton Yarns,
Batting, &c, Most of which have been pnr-
chased from Importers, Manufactures and
Auctions. and many of them under the most
advantageous terms for California gold dust. 3
The consumer of the staples can find every
article required fer actual necessity and utility
and those wishing the moro fanciful, rich and
desirable, can also besupplied in ourlargeytock
which has bcen'selected with great care.
pT To the Country Merchant and Dealer
we will say don't make any purchases in our
city or Cincinnati, before examining our stock
In the second and third stories Of our house,
which are adsrted to that branch Of our trade.
In this department our stock is large and will
be sold low by the piece or package. E
Queensware we caA also supply Dealers with
by the crate or lesser quantity. .
Portsmouth, March l9, 1852. a
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DR.. euyscTT's IMPROVED EXTRACT or
YELLOW DOCK AND SLRSAPARILLA!

DR. GUYsoTTs IMPROVED EXTRACT or
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILIA.
The original and 10 My genuine preparation for
the permanent cure of consumption and Dis
eases Of the Lungs when they are supposed to
be affected by the too flee use Of Mercury.
Iron, Quinine, &C.. &c.
TT Twill CURE, WITHOUT FAIL
sbroEnia or lKings Evil, Chheers. Tansts,
sl Ery.iRss SsEs ss,s
Head Rheunpatisin, Pains In the Hence
or Joints, cid Sores und Uicera, eWellfng
SG the Glandrl SyPhillis, DysRcPsin, ealt
petite, Disease arising froni the uno of n1er
cury, ,tsnin I'm the side nnd SIiouideru, Gen.
erai Debility, DrePsy, LaihbaEss 1adn,
The Best Female Medicine Knownl
The sHAkKn PREPARED .YRLIow DocE, !" ana
the RED HoNDuRAs SAhsAfARILnA,n are Tho
Invaluable remedial agents from which Dr..
Guysotts Improved Extract Of Yellow Dock
and SarsapafiIia, Is formed and the laboratory
Of Dr. Guysdtt has given us the virtues ofthese
roots in their perfection. His preparation con-
tains all The restorative properties Of the ROOTS
eombiDed and concentrated in their utmost
strength and efficacy. R
Expefiinents were made in the nanuIsuture
Of this medicine, until Il wasfcund that y could
not be further improved.
| Accordingly, we find il resorted %, almost
universally, In case Of Hopatic Scofbntio, and
cuianeoas coInplaints for general proslfalon
OF ali the vital powers. and all those torment-
ling diseases ofihe skin 10 trying Tho patience,
land 40 Injurious to health.
In qnsfL Bottles, 81 pei bottle, 81 shoislss
4 for 81, Sold BY 1OlfS,p. PARK.
| Corner OF Fourth and WalnuL sfrooN, 16 srhon.
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TkEAsuREa's OFncE, ScIoTo &Hocki
VALLEY RAILROAD CoMPANY.
NNHE Stockholders ofthe Company are rc.
IL quested TO call at the Office and pay the
balance due on their Stock.
P. KINNEY, Treasurer.
Por tsmouth March !. 1852.
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MMAMy%o
! Spring Style!

TIME public are respectfully informed that
IL | have got out my SPRING HAT; that
for beauty aud durability cannot bc surpassed
by any Hat in the east or west.
Country Merchants and Furnaces will be
supplied 5y the quantity, on as fair terms as
ike quality can be purchased in the east.
eMIP, STRAW AND LEGHORN.
Ihaye also received my spring stock Of The
above. aud am prepared TO fll orders at whole.
sale or retail at Cincinnati prices.
march8-6idA A6t. D. WOLFARD.
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W. 8. CUTLER. se, H. E. BROWN,
W. s. CUTLER & co.
WI o LESALH e AND RETAIL
CIR OC E r S,
and Dealers In
Foreign & Domestic Liquors.
No. 2, Pig Iron corner, Front street,
Portsmouth. Ohio.

HAVE constantly on hand large supply
III Of all articles in their line, which they
are prepared TO dispose Of on the most reason.
able terms. Having had considerable expert.
ence IN the business, they hat,er themselves
that they can render satisfaction to all those
who may favor them with their patronage.
They have just received fresh supplies Of Rio
and Java Coffee; Brown, Crushed and Loaf
Sugar N. o. and S. H. Molasses; Teas, To-
bacco, Cigars, Rice. Ginger, Pepper; Allspice,
SaIeratus, Alum, Madder. Indigo, Copperas
Malaga Raisins, Candies, Herring, Mackcrel
Goldfish, Candles, Soap. Lard Oil, Brooms, Bed
cords Gle, ETC., all Of which viii be sold al
the lowest rates.
March 5, lS52-dwtf
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WIsTAR,s
Balsalll Of Wild cherry J.

RaIsaIl Of Wild cherry !, 4
The Beat Remedy ever KncwH "A n
Ts msisfss Ooashs Al 'knr. CsidS, CtsSp,
bis.aiss e mssiTs e .s
feeliehs, Pain or yEeuknfss 81 The Dxenss
Or side, First siaRrs sf Censanipti den. asr.
In shott, this Balsan is ispeculiarlg adaytid toeps
rydiscase cf tie Lung and Lice,. fcsit1 ss pro-
dacediF o,dr ever-qWying climate.
WILD cHERR Y has long been known Il
wv possess important medicinal properties
This fact is familiar 10 every mafron iD our
land, and physicians Often prescribe II ri differ
ent forms for yaficty Of complaints Tar,
also' mas been equally noted for its virtues
and some Physicians, whose names iro farnilinr
TO the Whole country, have rome 40 Ear \ I ~ An
clare that syen Consuihption eould BE eursd
by that alone. In other hands, abain. a ,v.. {
nearly vadeless, owing, no doubt. ID their -
norancc in preparing and adshiRistering it-a
dihculiY now entirely .obyidted. By patient, cx
pertinent and long experience. q y \
The extraordinary medicinal powers of ihess
two substances are now, for die iifst time. com.
bined and embodied IN DR.. WisrAR BAlsaa
OF WILD CHERRY. BY nice chemical prScess,
everything deletericus Or useless Is Yeeeted. -
that what remains is the smest extraordInaiys
and truly efiicaclous remedy for all kinds 81
pulmonary and liver diseases ever knoNn4 ,sS
man. To couyince aIl unbeliefers ffat On,
theory is really true, we refer 10 few cases II
cures performed by this wonderful medicine.
Pleasant RDcE, Ham. ec;, b. Sept. q. l5(.
J. D. Park--Dear Sir Itake tbeliber,y oF
advising you Of the benefit | have derived frous
the use of Dr., WistarsB B Isain Of Wild Cher.
ry. was Frustrated BY that terrible. sconrre.
consumption. in May last. The attack VA
truly borrifying to me, for five Of our family.
fmy brothers and sisters had died Of consume.
ton. was afflicted with nearly ali ina worst
features pf the disease. had dstressipe
cough, and exPsctorated a great deal Of blood,
hecuc fever, severe puins in .the side and chest,
cold chills, alternating with iushcs OF hsat
and copiops night sweats.
was Under The care Of skilful physician.
from the time was taken sick until about six
weeks SINCE, being then about eIpless, ana nv
friends considered my case hopeless, or atleast
beyond cur thysician's skill, udyi sed the mas
oil Wlstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. Without
my knowledge, my father procuyedit, and COM
menced administering il to ne, aud from tho
hrsf day commenced taxing II my health i'm
provedg and in two wee. from the time Icon,.
menced akin, it,, | was able 70 be out and over.
see my business, and labor, which still cor
tinuee to do. I,lbsve taken four bottles or lie
medicine, and now consider myself perfectly
we'll JEREMIIH IScRIGG =.
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Spring ds--Campaign opening
ELDEN BROTHER &C0.,
Wholesale Dealers.

s'f,'t No, 8, Enterprise Rotr,
A RE now receiving aud will be for The ncxi
IA ten days, The largest most elegant and
cheapest stock OF
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-25
Tho Webster Movement.

From the Boston Courier, (Ind) Aug "a
We have taken some pains to inquire into the present
position of the Webster movement, and desire to
state for the information Of those who take interest
in tk matter, that there subscribed to call
for public meeting to nominate Webster electoral
ticket the of three thousand legal voters Of all
classes and professions. We understand that
the persons who actively engaged in this
still employed in canyassipg the public sentiment
This is wise. We should be sorry to public meet
ing called for the purpose OF nominating Mr. Webster
until there has been accumulated decided weight OF
evidence in favor of such OF action which
not be whstood There is for haste and there
much reason for being strong We say to the friends
OF this movement therefore. go in the collection of
signatures to your call You have already enough for
encouraging effort and enough for proof that sensible
wise Independent and solid men, with you. Go on
with this part OF your work. and roi. up call that will
ring through the land.
Webster meeting is to be held at Alexandria Va,
Thursday evening next.
At the Hilsboro democratic demonstration last week.
pronounced the largest and most intelligent of any gath
eripg held by that party during the present the
following sentiment offered by Of the most dis
tnguished democrats present
Daniel Webster-Who should have been The nominee
OF the Baltimore Convention May he live long enough
to be President eight years.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, August 2l-6 Il. NJ
AsHEs.-Sales have been made of leo bbls pots at
"a rs 81 sl2i, and pearls at So 56i4 per 100 lbs.
BREADsTurTs.-Flour appeared rather variable the
days business comprising 400 bills superne Canadian
at 81 371a 81 4324 ordinary to choice State at
"a 341s 81 50 mixed to fancy Western at "a 371s
= 5614; and common to good Southern at 81 so .
81 Gsaf per Dbl. Nothing transpired in meal
rye -four. Some COCO bushels white Ohio wheat
fetched 81 11s<; 25co Michigan do, 81 10: 1000
southern red ST. 22oo upper lake 7oc 500 bushels
S1c.; sundry cargoes Of oats, Ale 47c, advances
with 5000 bushels unsound and mixed Western and
rouni yellow corn, Csc Toe, roc tic, and 721ac.
per bushel-a reduction.
Corros.-Thc sales to day amount to about 900 bales
without change in prices.
CorFEE-There were 500 bags Rio bought to day, at
So a DC. per ID usual time Demand moderate.
FREIeHTs.-There some less activity in freghts
to day for Liverpool and the views of shipowners
mostly above those Of shippers 900 bushels wheat
were engaged at 500 do. bsggcd by the vessel at
6sd; and 800 bales cotton. at 1ad per Id. To London
500 barrels oil cake engaged at Is Cd per barrel
Flour at Is Cd Is. Cd There change of
to notice in rates for Hayre for California
Provisions varied little the sales embracing $50 bbls
prime and mess pork al S17 IS s197 40 pkgs plain
picked shoulders and hams at Sls l0lac.; 1000 lbs
Cincinnati fancy cured hams at ID c 800 bbls and 100
kcgs prime lard at II &c and IL &C. per b with
$50 bbls and old prime beef at S14 ST. and 81
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Died.

Tn Monday August 90, LUCINDA, only child Of DR.. D.
~ i and Maria L. Ncstel aged year and mouths
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
Invited TO attend her funeral this "wednesday after
remains will be conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery for In
torment
On Monday, August %, Mrs. CArRAnrsr sroKrs, the
aged and venerable mother Of the Rev Joseph Stokes Of
New London. Conn
Her funeral will take place from St. Mary's Church.
Grand street this day "wednesday after the requiem
for the repose Of hor soul which will at
10 o'clock A. M The friends Of the deceased invited
10 attend
On Tuesday morning, August "a ofbronchts JOHN H.
McCsEaDY. aged 81 years.
Hs friends and acquaintance also those Of his brother
respectfully invited TO stterd his funeral tomorrow
(Thursday) afternoon at o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, No 3S8 Houston street,
On Tuesday morning, August q. Of Group, MARGARET
EMMA, daughter Of John and Margaret Dmond, aged
years and months.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
quesed to attend Der funeral this wednesday, after
noon. at o'clock precisely from the residence Of her
parents, No. CT Twenty. seventh street
On Sunday morning August q WILLIAM powNALL, in
FAINT son Of Thomas and Ann Ford eyed year and IL
days.
On Tuesday August "a Of convulsons, Aorrs LABAeB,
daughter Of joseph aud Catharne varck aged year and
III months.
Jackson, Mich. papers please copy.
JAMss H., only son Of James and Mary Francis, aged
10 years.
The friends and eoqusintances Of the family
Quesed 20 attend the funeral from NO 3lo Bowery this
wednesday, afternoon, at o'clock
At Paramount, Westchester county on Tuesday, Au-
gust a. HARRIET BANKS. daughter Cf samuel and Emo
line Blood aged years and month.
attend the funeral from Fatrmount this wednesday,
srernoon, ut O'Clock The remains win be taken 10
Greenwood Cemetery Carriages will be a. Thirty So
vepth street .. quarter before O'Clock.