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Notice.
orFloE b. & o. R. R. Co. Z
.rLlNe SrArIoN, Sep. 1, 1853. 5

,,. oSSehsdule Of Passenger Train.
AZ and after Monday next, the 9th ofsepiem,
On a", Train will leave this Station al
4, ns .t and IS minutes, A. NJ, Wheeling time.
;'s'''N 49, J.B. FORD, Agent.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PITrsBURGn, Sep. 2l.- River ieet inches
and falling. Weather cloudy.
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Tobacco Tobaoco!! Tobacoo!!

WYE would most respectfully call the attention of Mer
w chants and Grocers to very large and general
stock OF Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff etc. and such other ar
cles us legttImately belong to regular
WhofesnI e TobnccO HONS
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NEW MORN MARKET.

NEW IOTtN lIAItNLsIs
SEPTEMBER 2l.-FIour. Stste mand Sc, 50a6,I2;
Ohio 6I2al6; prime Southen s6.37a56. Western
wheat 142 Genessee lou. " hlsIy Is. + ork'
Lard and beef firm. Corn, mixed 50, yellow
50.
CINCINNATI MARKEr--RIvER & WEATHER
SEPTEMBER 2l.-Riyer stationary; weather cold
Flour is a little frmer; strate brands sold at
81 ,9Oa5, and little 10 be had below $50. Gram
bailey sold at Al and oats at 40; wheat 90a95.--
Pr lyisions unchanged, market firm. Whsky22c
Coffee dull, Sugar active at 81 to 81.
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GENERAL DEBr, 1rY FROM ONE CT TIE OLDEST MAG
IsrRATEs IN BALTIMORE.

RE,D
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray feel II duty to make
known the benefits have derived from Dr. lampton's
Tncue For length of tire have been subject togrea
prostraton ofmusc0ar power and great debility OF tho
ne vous system; accompanied with paIpttation and fut
ering OF he heart had such sudden attacks OH
casion could scarcely get home. III making mentioned
nv case to FRIEND he referred me to Joseph X Staple
ton ESQ an old aud highly respectable citizen of Ea.
more, WHO had used the Incture under similar cTcum
stances. called Mr.. SapetOn, and, atter an inter-
view or some mnues was fully satisfied of the medical
virtues the Tincture from the evidence before me- OF
falling state oil health, put hearty hale appearance
with the activity OF youth. Immediately commenced
bottle, ny strength renewed and walk as brisk
and am as active twenty years agn This Tine.
lure is Tie grand restorative of the digestive organs
which, when destroyed the whole system is in state Of
do assert it is reality, what it is represented to be
by DR.. hamptoh' tne III INV WIN. A. sCHAEFFER.
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january }
Messrs Mortimer &. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. The First
Lieutenant ofs ship, who has been suffering many years
from the ysrepsia and has been nearly restored TO
his usual health by the u Hampon's Vegetable Tine
ure desires yout send him dozen bottles OF that
Another Lieutenant of the U. S. Navy, on board
this ship, also wishes you TO send him one dozen OF
tHamrton's Vegeto BILE Tincturc" by tho Store Ship
which leaves United States in February or March, for
The sTnclre,' you sent mo was received in good or
der, take pleasure in Informing YOU that It has been
used with gread several oil our officers IN cases
of Dyspeps!a am respectfully yours,
VERNON ESKRIDGE, Chaplain U. s. Navy.
We have two other latters from Rev. Mr.. Eskrtdge,
equally strong as above.
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uies liI being mV1e ce,tan, less expensive any ee
ed call and obtain pamphlet efree) containing emeli
results ofits4sc together with from highly expert
enced Physicians. WHO have used in their Practice and
'fSsFF ERE 9Ta SsEs@ D. Utica
FH5fm s Il p R e4nsasaiENSa4 y
p Fe9ts N d ID I, sysassg's sso4s X Ma
&c orrick, NJ D, baltimore, Nd
w w Reese, NJ ID, New York City.
WPrescott, NJ D, Concord, NY
j P Newland, NJ d, Utica, X.
Rev J q S Beard, Glenn Springs, Z.
BRENfLiNGRRG ARMSTRONG, Ag'ts,
Drgists washington Pan MS9ros ST. N MEGanE s VA a.
most ofthc leading Druggists in the adjoining Counties
letter addressed 10 care ofr Curtis Hutch. Are,lt al
Rareuna ohio-To DR.. MARCnIsI;-I have been ten
years troubled with Female ueTi:
and all the attending difficulties; at times rendering my I've
rnostmserabe. lave had the attendance Of some o. tle
best physicians with but little success The most they
For five months before commencing with your med,ce
few stems ste al time and scarcely went out OF oors-in
short was completely ProsTated both IN ooay s sS
fering and misery But reading your sdyerLisemen 1I
was inducedto try your invaluable medicine called ete
week before fit like another woman. ny the use Of
three bottles was enabled to tho Tor SIX
neishborho1d without injury Nothing but sense Of nv
duty to you and to the aice has induced me to state my
tton 10 all those suf1eringlike myself ,,...
j. i. MARtHIsi q Co, PIopretors,
Aug 2-6m. Central Depot. 304 Broadway. y. Y.
MACK EREL, HERRING AND COD FISH
THE subscribers constantly receiving supplies 9th
above articles the East; which, together with other
kinds OF fish, oe ed at the lowest ma ket prices
Orders respectfully solicited. Entire satisfaction guara
tied us to quality. CURTIS q BRADLEY,
jy1l T4k South st., baltimore.
Tobacco Tobacco!! Tobacco!!!
WI would most respectfully call the attention of Mer
chants and Grocers TO our very large ana genera li
stock OF Tobncco Cigars Snuff etc., and such other ar'
cles legtI mately belong TO regular
VYhoieSnIe Tobacco House,.
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Wno, q. Meeds!

Book binder & Blank book Manufncturer,
No.24a Monroe Street, UP STAIRS
WoULD respectfully inform their friends and the pub
wv lie in general that they have bought tho establish
rnent lately known II, Eing's and
Blankboak manuetoryand now to Rule and
magazines, periodicals, in manner not to be s.pas
and by any establishment IN the country.
Constantly OH hand assortment oiblank BOOKS
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! CAUTION.

Dr. MoRsE's IHvIGoRATING CoRDTAL has been counter
fcted by some unprincipled persons.
In future all the genuine viii the
e.sie pasted the cork OF each bottle ana the io
lowing words blown in the glass
CDR. MoRsE's INvIaoRATING CORDIAL,
Q. II. n1Ho, PROPRIETOR, N. 2"
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~ ERSONS wishing to remit money England, Ireland
or Scotland, in amounts fromE upwards can lind a
safe quick and cheap medium through - r
rs EDWARDS, SANFORD eco.
N. PIGMAN, Agent.
ne13tr Mcclure House.
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MISGEIlL1ANE
NEW GROCERY STORE.
No 8 XYnaliington Mnn,
No,,.ne q WIseling. Ka

q d. WOODROW linfo;ms the citizens Of Wheeling,
- and dealers that he IS now Que OF
the best assoTtmonts of family groceries the esiern
country consisting usually kept in
groceries to EAT aud DaNk i be- soS a. as as
n5=All goods delivered TO any part of the city Iee
charge. ny0l
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CInnge OF Timc!.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL ROAD.
d. s.. MAIL DAILY LINE
wheeling and Pittsburgh.

AaRah THE tioe side l9.1 wheel 6spa~ h
sHFssadassS WiNGHEsTER,C Cap: 2sEss8IsfsF
Esssf5 Geo. D. Moore, and -
DTITPN an cant Thos Calhoun, will run daily between
Wheeling aud Pfsburgh-the Winchester leaving Wheel.
ng every Monday Wednesday and Friday ana Inc D M
arriving Wellsyie in time to connect with the CeT s
East Returnng-the Winchester leaves pittsburgh eve
ry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ana me puEne
cry Monday Wednesday and Friday atlO Mi arriving
at Wheeling in time for the ms lines for Ohio:
ill., ''s' " E@9 s e. BAKER Sc Co., Agent
nFsThrouq tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, Dc
tToi,; Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo and a. tue
office oF BAKER d SleDo
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Out tne Sen''in'" " WASHINGTON, May II, 1858.
Messrs Mortimer &: Mowbray: Gentemcn-Heying
been afflicted with Liver Complaint len years standing
herebv for the benefit afflicted, take great pleas
in announcing that alter usinga few bottles OF your
Hampton TnctuTe. found it had accomplished perec;
but have been able for any good
cine is found which possesses the wondrous power orpro
longing human life The many cures II has Wrought is
he exper ieIced from its use. Yours, respectfully.
O0 cal 'S J. CURTAIN HAY.
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Professor Alex. G. Barrys Tr1coPherous'
mr. Medicated Compound beautiying curling
Inc restoring q strengthening the hair, relf wing
fbe sIin CURING rheumatic palms. and healing e&teII
OF son5ed by no geographical lines the repnta
@ Of aTry,s tricopheroGs pervades the Union. The
Is ~ tis article OF late years have IN euo
tSSf belief Professor Barry aer care;
M Of his sales book, finds that the NUMBER OF
10 orer quantities from half gross
amin the wear 1852 within trttie oil s5O
600. :. i.,,,tl, the evidence of the
wonderful properties Of the re ina The Cheap
ness the art cIe and ven o. 5s
SaI action upon tho hair the scalp ana ~ gu AZ ttjon
nsTfcial irritation first rocomme !. ~ Ssire Ey
the people This was all that ne tSs nfd exceed
ed expectation Ii acted like seeou
limited states found they must have ,IeTrl OF
up wholesale Tlae Of an point has not
S Mean and II is believed the sales thls
will be million and half OF bottles. 49,, Neyy York
Depot and siianuflGtor " No is5 ~ y
EeSfl nriCa five cents SnItl Inv
IibSfal diseoune purchasers by the ana
MI the pTiucipal druggists nc and
West indies, Great Bfltal
BY j. ii. Patterson, Wheeling, Va Junel4atss4 fS'-
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GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM BY HAMPToN'S
: VEG ETABLE TlNcTURE.

January Sd, 1868.
Mcssrs. Mortimer & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; For the
last I years been sufferer from Rheun
atism, ill., seeing your recommendation OF 'sHamptoms
Vegetable Tncure, purchased bottle, and the trat
dose has so much relieved that consider 1t but JUS
give the suffering world the result of the appca'
tion
was confined my bed the last six months The first
bottle acted like charm the second restored strength to
my poor afflicted back and now as well and feel as
young as when sixteen. l am now seventy four
years ofagc. :. 49,.
consider your Tincure the greatest discovery Of the
age; and poor suffering humanity ought TO erect monu
ment to Dr. Hampton, has saved thousands from pain
you gentlemen, acted the part of public beneac
IN disseminating the benefits Which have resulted
from your invalus BILE remedy
am plain cotton planter, and have never written for
literary lame; but when my fellow beings are afflicted,
shall hesitate through Odesty withhold any infor
nation valuable TO my fellow man2 So II you consider
- 'D0's = y $50 ALVAH KENDALL.
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WINTER COUGH.

The harsh, dry, hacking, winter cough, which nihlc
OLD PEOPLE. aud imvalids i'll low state Of health,
nosl happily affected by the Bilsam 1t removes all mo
bid uGus and other foul matters improves Ike dsest
organs and mparls new life TO the and enl1ciatc
8; stem. ,r,
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CURE OF COUGH. VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM

Baitm more man well known aud whose testimony adds
to the triumph OF 'Hampton's Vegetable TincuTe.'
BALTIHoRE, Feb. 8, 1852.
Nessrs Mortimer & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: 1t is with
real pleasure that able attest TO the general healing
and curative powers of DIR. Hamptons Vegetable Tine.
tuTe Sometime dining last November was taken with
very bad and serious cough advised TO take Cod
Liver oil, and did but getting no better was induced
used it all iy cough Permit also TO state that
for the fifteen years, have suffered very much from
Acute Rhepuat Vertigo; combining at times, to
my bed. l am fully convinced that owe my present
good health the of the TinCture and kind Prov
dence.
" = = - - 80 G. DUNAN.
,f,,,r fine f he AIaVO rJs nj
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From the Birth Place of Christo-
pher Columbus!
TRUMP liant sue OF HAMPTON'Sl
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
a Letter from an Officer in our Gallant Nauy.
WI have many other letters We give one below, and
wv again say the afflicted, why will you delay trying
the great Restorative?
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RRoNCHITI!

BrOncLitls difficulty OF b. ealhng harsh CoushI Slim
exncctoratio with all other symptoms caused by an al
lection the air tubes leading nom the throat to me
nirabc remedy, BE warned iii tme sc afflicted, and EN-
ploy tins Eaigs EpG fsIn E ON THE LUNGS.
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6uAuI4SSs
< ROXES Oranges and Lemons;
- = baskets pure Salad Oil;
= so cans Sardines oil all sizes;
10 bags Nuts, assorted;
trails Dates;
cask superior white wine Vinegar;
60iIbs. Bird Pepper; - ssis = . -
160 bags Dairy Salt, two sizes, NJ
tiee 9Shays sugar cured hams and dried beef
10 superior beef Tonsues;
- boxes superior Pine Apple Cheese;
S00lbs. Western Reserve 4.s5,.s
2 boxes Maccaroni
10 half bbIs. Davis q Sons crackers; ~
800 lbs. Qat Meal CfreshG IS 4. 2..,.s -,
Just received and for sale by : 3. .SOODhOMss,
auFei 266 Main 81. and Washington Han
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Buohan,s Hungarian Balsam J!

THE GREAT ENGLISH
!. .
GA Remedy for PeCtoral and Pull.
~ZRA 8 Skos monary Diseases, still stands
ESSs4fSA <SgE& g. unrivalled and unsurpassed,
WARM 3Sas the most etFectuOl curattv,
s3siof these most formidable com.
NSS9ESE plants now known to the CIV
t5ASSSSSSS ~ &aSS.ilfzej world.
SS6fS4A Ten years of trial in the u
nited States, during which
NfoFNe IN hRs
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Convnnption has been very graphically descrlbed as =
sNrimSMg Of ones Sef!" Tho Hungarian Rasam b!
its cleansing, warming, sosening esd anmatins power
Before its delightful influence, all ehills fever nigh
sweats blueness o. the nails, hot flushed skin an IN
the poisonous des of night before the gorEns m9rn
sustained by ineontestibe pIoOI, from all parts oh
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nvspepsTn. II ieumntism, ScrofuIn, Liver
GJotnplnint, Sc -FROM THE METRoPoLis.-Pass it
around-et the afflicted hear the glad tidings This is
but tho sentiment oTthousandsi 900
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CAUTION EXTRA.
Also observe Promssory Note with tie pToprietnIs
written signature every genuine potu1 Vi 9ioESes
llnvigorating Cordial
To counterfeit which is forgery
u7ae Cordial PUT up, highly concentrated, in pint
bottles. ....,....i - - -. =
VI 5E1Sa %. H. RING, Proprietor,
81. ~. 1872 lBroadway, New-York.
sold by DRUGGISTS Throughout the United States caGad
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Caldwell; "a
sS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Broihers;e 90
r. CINGINNATi--B. n. Meakings.
GUMBERLAND-P. A. Healy.6E Go.
BALT1M0RE-S. s.. HaIiee. Sept6:d:trWgw
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Tho Hungarian Balsam is the only remedy which has
The power 10 dissolve and Tuberces on the
Lungs Incredible this is generally estecmei we nave
the most abundant and conclusive evidence to sustain Inc
ali cases where there natural organic defect In iacl
so confident is the American agent OF his power TO cure
will cure Tubetcuous disease and confidently soclts
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MORBUS,

- -e-7l MoRBUs,
DYSENTERY,
and all other diseases the Stomach and bowels are
cured NV ri MPTON,S5 VEGETABLE TINOTURE.-
AS cure and preventative. 1t has wonderfully sue
cessrul 1t win be found inquiry that those who use
have an exemption from those diseases so Incident TO
the Summer . ,..c -,
Gs and get Pamphlets gratis ard see the many
NERVOUS DISEASES
in their various giving new lie ard yigor restoring
Of despondency BY its mild pleasant and safe action
the stomach liver lungs and the nervous sys
Urinary organs Coughs. Astna, Bronehia 46ectionS
Consupptio Scrof Kings EriL Worms, RheurndtiSn
Cont y1traigiG HittLs' Dance, Fits, Fisttld. Piles
with ali diseas arising from impure blood.
NJ For sale by T. H. LoGANS Co. Wheeling, Gener.
al AGENTS. WIN. r. MCKEE, 9th ward and by Druggists
generally. . ,....,...,.t :, - .., :, -.
more street, baltimore; and 304 Broadway New York.
G5sPrce, 81 per bottle. iS23-d9w.1y
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Simple or spasmodc Asthma has no better remedy tina
tho Htngaran Balsam1 This painful and destructive
etion Which resists almost everything else yields 10 U
ali powerful Influence OF this great remedy, as ready
any other form or Pectoral disease.
' CONSUMPTION.
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- (Signed,) Mas. SARAH a. BIsnoP'
Freedom, Portage county, Ohio, Dec. q, 1853
J. b. MARCHISl q Co., Proprietors,
An. Jim Ccntrnl nenni 3A Broadway. N. y.
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Free Expectoraun is the most important object TO be
attained all attempts to cure diseases oil tho CHEST
Lungs. $3.50 I. Jis.
Changes il from thick guinous substance to thin harm
less Substance, thin fluid and throws IT on WIN
greatest oSsibe ease comfort TO the patient Ihet
Is no better medicine the WORLD lifts expectorant qua
| /,
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unAnipously adopted.
Rev. Dr.. CMcxnsG offered resolution, to the effect
that renewed exerons should be made for the abolition
of the spirit ration In the naval service.
Capt A. FoorE o. the navy, to second this
luton. and sadMr President, cannot excuse myself
from working with my whele heart soul and strength in
this have fought against this liquor alton for
years. and win fight against it until the hydra headed
monster ia destroyed This il the only resolution would
have spoken to- i have been in command Of ship on
the coast Of Africa where the voluntarily stopped
their liquor ration. They gone two years. during
which time boarded seventy vessels and ptured two
sAvers and on that pestsntAl coast never lost man
by sickness If the navy is needed for protection,
sober in it. Don't be alarmed when you hear
that in stopping the grog in the navy you win destroy
discipline lgrog can be dispensed with in the merchant
service, il can in the navy. Ii have the encourage
ment Of the government will pledge myself when 60
go to to sail ship better without grog than with it,
In the abolition of Hoggng in the navy, commenced
at the wrong end-by aboshing the whip and keeping
the cause of the whip-the grog ration in the navy
Rev. Dr. SMITH then offered the following resolution,
which unanimously adopted -
Resolved. That the thanks of this society and of
men, due to the navy and merchant service who have
by their influence operated in advancing the moral
and religious condition Of seamen.
After doxology and benedction, the meeting then
adjourned.
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THE GARDINER TRIAL,

WASHINGTON, Nay O. 1863
The Circuit Court having taken possession of the
court room, and refusing TO adjourn over again, the
Criminal Court were compelled 10 remove to the small
chamber of the Board of Aldermen and did not get nm
der way with the Gardner until one O'Clock
Captain Doubleday recalled-Saw the mining title In
the Office of the alcade Of Lagunias described 1t az
sewe6 in between other papers all Of which stained
but the stains upon the title appeared quite different
from those the papers to the right and left OF read the
little through three times certain neither the
Husseca Cerro Gordo range of mountains was men
toned in IT, He again explained how occurred in
marking the southern boundary of Laguinas the map,
in of losing bis scale The had be
corrected which made the distance from the village of
Isguinilas TO the southern boundary Of the county
much less than FIRST stated
Mr. May proposed to go into Examination Of the
State Of oaretaro for the purpose OF showing that the
mines visited by Abbot and Socum we're the mines OF
Jslpann in that State, and forty or fifty miles distant
from Laguinillas
This objected to by the defence and after very
opted discussion the Court decided that IL could not
90 into new examination at such distance from IAgin.
their route 70 the mnes and testify in regard 10 OBJ
jecN and distances on the way.
Captain Doubleday being further Intercepted, testified
Mat the distance from the village Of LAguinas to the
esuthesn boundary about four leagues, thence to
Aaxo Sego the state TO Quaretaro league thence
or ~ milss Those river Abbot and &ocumb had tes
AsA were not half way T. the minss Counsel for do
eenes however, dsssd that thsss wsrs the sane rivers
hdjeSrnsd
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Died.

Died,
On Sunday May 8, JAMES THOMAS, son of James and
Jane Clanny, aged years and months.
The friends OF the family respectfully uested to
attend the funeral this afternoon o'clock the
Madison to the place of nterment Greenwood Cemetery
On Sunday morning May s. RIcHyNA, youngest daughter
OF Richard J. and Ellen Pauison, aged years and
months
Her remains were taken to Hackensack, N j.. for in
terment
On Sunday, May 8, after short illness, MARY SAND
FORD, aged y years
The friends of the family and the members Of hide
pendent lodge of Masons No. 1885, aud Covenant lodge
No Is, o. Of 0. F. respectfully invited to attend
her funeral from the residence OF her sonnaw, $50
Grand street. this afternoon at O'Clock.
On Sunday morning. May g. suddenly, from disease of
the heart ALFRED b. only Of Dr. Alfred and Susan
nah Underhill, in the fourteenth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral from the residence Of his
parents No Madison street, this afternoon at :,
O'clock without further notice. His remains will be
on Monday morning May g at half past ten O'Clock in
Elizabeth Hodenpy, aged years months and IA days
. On Monday, May 9, at O'Clock A, NJ, GEORGE W.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock,
from hi late residence near the Cross roads, Williams
burg. The members and exmembers Of the 1st troop,
Washington Grays, and the butchers Of New York and
vicinity also respectfully invited to attend and will
where carriages will be in readiness convey them to
the above stated place Will leave Second avenue at
On Monday May suddenly from disease of the heart
JAMES b. eldest or A. r. Forrest aged Is years and
10 months
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this afternoon O'Clock from the
residence of his father, No. Charles street.
On Monday, May Q, JAMES GAYSoR, late Of Galway,
Ireland, in the 47th year of his age
His friends, and those of his brother in law, Andrew
Delaney, requested to attend his funeral from his
late residence 367 Seventh avenue Of Thrtythrd
street, to morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Dublin papers please copy.
On Monday, May Q, ALMIRA ELIZABETH, daughter Of Ed
xin nd Sus Mpspr in fOur wear Of her
Weep not mother, for thy child,
Once so lovely and 20 mild;
She was lent; she was not given;
Her spirit is now in Heaven.
The friends and acquain Of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at
O'Clock from the residence of her father, 2l2 Sullivan
ftreet.