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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

The expediency of annexing these islands
is being discussed i'll the Northern papers,
The protest against annexation of the French
and English Consuls at Honolulu, does not
seem to have the weight of feather, in the
judgment of our countrymen, either for the
reasons which it sets forth, or for any appre-
hension Of the action of those two govern
ments in the premises.
We don't see what right, political or mo-
raj, the French or English have to protest.
If the people of the Sandwich Islands wish
TO be annexed, and we wish to annex them
the act will be performed without asking the
leave of anybody, and especially oftwo gov
ernmentswhich have always annexed as many
countries as they chose without ever asking
the permission even of the people whom they
annexed.
Now that the United States have obtained
California, the Sandwich Islands have become
more than ever important to American COM
merce. Our trade with China, and the pros
pect of intimate commercial relations with
Japan, must vastly increase the consequence
of these Islands. Affording excellent ports
and harbors, they are invaluable to vessels
navigating the Northern Pacific, partly for
repairs and provisions and partly in CONNER
cial respects. 1t is not matter of surprise
that these people desire annexation to our
country. They know that their position and
maritime advantages expose them to the ra-
pacify of the great empires of the Old World,
and that they have not the power to resist
Russia, France or England, either of whom
would appropriate them upon the first oppor-
tunity, without so much as asking their con-
sent. Hence they naturally turn for protec-
lion to their neighbor, the great and friendly
Republic, to whom they are already bound
by commercial ties and religious sympathies
To the people of the United States they owe
heir rescue from the degradation of barba-
ism. II was American missionaries who in
reduced among them the arts and comforts
II civilized life, and established the Chris.
ian religion upon the ruins of idolatry.-
ince that period, an extraordinary change
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THE FOREIGN NEWS.

The news from Turkey still keeps up its
characteristic and chronic mystifcation.-
| Amid the chaotic confusion of conflicting facts
one statement appears to be free from doubt,
viz that, on the 27th of October, the Turks
crossed the Danube near Widin with force,
variously estimated by the Tendon journals
at from 1000 to 10000, and occupied point
on the opposite shore. One account states
that the Russians were gathering on the point
attacked, and that collision would probably
occur on the 2sth. According to another ac-
! count, Gorchakoff, the Russian commander,
| had resolved to fall back from the Southern
portion of Wallachia, the principally near
est the Danube. If this was so, it was un-
doubtedly feint designed to draw the Turks
into trap, from which they could not extri-
cate themselves. Gorchakoff has taken a
| hint from the turkey hunters in this country,
| who avail themselves of a blind to leadthe
unfortunate fowl to his destruction.
| The statement of an armistice was regard
ed by general opinion in London, as extreme
ly doubtful. The London Daily News thinks
it possible that, instead of any formal arms
tice, a few days more were, at the instance
of the Sultan, allowed to Gorchakoff to re-
ceive orders from st. Petersburg, before
Omar Pacha was finally advised to begin of
fensive operations on larger scale.
1t is also stated that the Austrian Envoy
has submitted to the Sultan draft of a note
with the collective guarantee of the fonr
powers The note, it is said, has been ac-
cepted by Russia.
The New York journals remark that the
"next reliable news from the seat of war will
be of intense interest" Perhaps the next re-
liable news will. The whole affair, thus far,
is Much ado about Nothing" If the next
steamer does not bring accounts of pitched
battle between Gorchakoff and Omar Pacha,
We shall give up all expectation Of Russian
and Turkish hostilities.
The commercial intelligence is significant,
important and some will think, ominous.-
Provisions, lower,-Breadstuffs less firm
Cotton down 18th
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II COME.-D. A. SMITH, French Polisher and
Varnisher between 4h and 9TH Streets next door to
Mr. Hickson's China Store, informs the public in gen.
eral that he has commenced business in the above
line repair polish and varnish Furniture equal to
new, having been in that business for the last twenty
years; and that with strict attention to his
business he will not fail please those who may have
such Furniture to repair.
N B.-Any lady or gentleman wishing it done at
their houses, can be accommodated by calling at my
place, between 4th and 9TH streets, at Mr. Hick-
sons China Store, or at Mr.. Barrhoiomew's " atch-
maker Governor street. At either place they can
leave their orders, where they viii meet with the
strictest attention. no 9-Sm
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pEGALIA REGALIA! JEW ELS!
IL &C. &C, AT COST The subscriber begs to
inform the public that he has removed his store from
l4th street, under the Exchange Hotel to Main,
next door to the Union Hotel, where he has hand
State Fair, comprising large assortment of Regaa of
his own manufacture, for Druds, o. o. F., Masons.
u. A. Mechanics, Red Men, Sons of Temperance ,Rech-
abites, Z. o. of Rechabtes with all the necessary
paraphernalia for the various Orders, be sold at
COST for CASH, in order to wind up the old business
Country merchants respectfully invited call.
EDWARD MCDONALD, Agent,
Main street, between 18th and 10Th streets,
no 12-denSttY3t Next door to Union Hotel
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~ AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PROPRIETOR,
sc I5-ly FormerLydt Jones's Hotel Philadelphia.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
Il Last evening, about half past 7 o'clock, while
sitting in the back attached to my store engag-
ed in teaching my children, some person entered my
store and stole from the drawer between forty and
fifty dollars Among the notes stolen a $50 bill
on the Exchange Bank of Virginia; one S. note on
the Bank of marlborough, N C.; one 81 note on
the Bank of Ohio, which torn in two at one end
and one 81 note the same Bank, two of the corn
ers of which were torn off, The balance were Pur-
cell and Tnsleys notes. and 25 and 80 shnplas.
tiers. AS the detection of the thief is more my OBJ
ject than the recovery of the money, will give the
above reward for his apprehension.
HENRY BROWN,
nov II Corner of Broad and 9th streets
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MONSIEUR SoULE.-The address of Mon
sleur Soule, upon his presentation to the
Queen of Spain is handsomely conceived and
in good taste. The Madrid Nacion, of the
Goth ult., says that IN. Soule has declared, in
manner the most explicit, that his mission
was completely foreign to anyproject against
the island of Cuba"
This declaration will remove the Jealous
apprehensions with which Spain has looked
upon the mission of the acute diplomlt who
now represents US at that court.
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AMUsHMENrs.

TINE ATHENEUM.-The Rev. Mr..
i FONTA1NE will deliver he second Lecture of
the series Texas and the Texanso at the Athe-
naum, This Evening" commencing at half past o.
clock. no I7-1t
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TOR SALE BY j. BROWN, JR-40
j shares VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD STOCK
created in 1886.
$4,000 VA. STATE SIX PER CENT STOCK, re-.
deemable LIST January, 1870.
]. BROWN, JR.. Stock Broker.
Ofice-opposlte Bank of Va. oc 23-F&M
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no CONTRACTORS Proposals will

II
Il be received at the Office of the COMMISSIONS rs
of Streets generally until twelve o'clock M, on
Saturday next, the 18th November, for paving
Wharf street from the Eastern line of the city TO
point 1870 #. West and from the North line of Wharf
the margin of the wharf, $50 square yards OF
the above paving will be taken up and removed from
Ash street between the North line of sire ct and
the wharf, and also 90 lnea feet of curbing The bal
ance of the paving, 40 square yards, will be new,
and also l2o feet of curb. The new curb has been
estimated at 40 cents per neal foot, the old at 20
cents per lineal foot including redressng, and the
paving at 60 cents squareyard and the old at
s. cents. Also for about 400 cubic yards of Filling,
and 1900 square yards of Gravelling Union
from Grace to Franklin The estimate for the Filling
has been made at Is cents per cubic yard, and the
travelling at cents per square yard
No bids beyond The above prices will be consi-
dered. The proposals must state at what time the
work will be commenced, and when completed. The
contractor will be required to enter into contract
with the city, giving approved security Tor the
prompt and faithful execution of the work within the
time specified. Further information can be obtained
by application to the undersigned. By order OF the
Commissioners of Streets generally.
nov ltd w. GILL, CITY Engineer
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! REENE &, HEATH. COMMISSION

GREENE 81 HEATH, COMMISSION
~ MERCHANTS, San Francisco, California, viii
attend to shipments of Flour, Tobacco and Melchan
die generally. Prompt returns will be made. Refer
Messrs. A. 4 A. Lawrence Co., Boston; Allen &
Paxson Patteson, Adams 4 Co., Maitland, Phelps &
Co., New York; Courtney, Gushing Co., Baltimore;
Edmond, Davenport Co., Davenport, Allen & Co..
Richmond. an I5-eod6m
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The Petition of LEWIS P. MONTAGUE, convicted
OF the murder of GARDINER G. THOMPSON for a
new trial came up for argument yesterday before
the Court Of appeals. Counsel for the petitioner
THOMAS X. JoYNEs and JNo NJ PATTON; for the
commonwealth, Attorney General BococK Mr.
!oynes opened the argument and occupied the
Court during the day Yesterday.
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ELVET VESTS. CASSIMERE

DOCKET CUTLERY Just received
Il per steamer City OF Manchester direct from Eng
land, full assortment of Joseph Rodgers l. Sons
and George Wortepholm 4 Sons' superior Pocket
and Pen Knives with l. 2, g. and 6 blades; LADIES'
Scissors and Shears; Razors In great variety; come
very fine Toilet Cases; Scissors in Morocco cases,
beautiful article for presents-whieh we offer at
low prices.
C. J. sINTON 4 CO,
mol IL Sign of the Circular Saw, II Main st.
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DICHMOND ATHEN EUM-The COM
~ mttee on this Institution have made arrange
ments for course of LECTURES in the Hall of the
Atheneum, to commence on TUESDAY, the 29th of
the present month. Among those already engaged
for the course,
Mr.. o. p. Baldwin, Mr.. G. P. r. James,
Rev. L. v. Moore, MIR. Geo. Fred. Holmes,
Rev. Geo. D. Cummius, Prof. Geo E. Dabney,
Mr.. VIM. NJ Blackford, Prof. NJ. Schele de We're
Due notice will be given of the time when each
lecture will be delivered, and of the subjects of the
several lectures nol5-ts
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NOTICE-All persons having property
~ belonging to the late PHILIP DOUGaERTY.
will please deliver it Immediately, and those who
have bills against him. requested to present them
for payment soon as possible, to
ALEX. COREYELL.
no l7-2tk AT i w. RandnInh,s E. 10 kstnre
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NOTICE. SPLENDID NCH
IN CLOTHS and CASSIMERES rich Velvet and
Silk VESTINGS, forming fine assortment of
GOODS for Fall and Winter wear, aud will be made
to order i'll the best style and low such goods
be made elsewhere VIM /. SMITH,
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EvSCOTTS REPORT OF FASHIONS for sale
SPILMAN'S CELEBRATED EYE WATER
The subscriber has taken agency for the sale of
the above well known Eye Water, beyond doubt the
best article known to the public 1t has been known
cure the worst eyes when all other remedies have
failed. There are persons of standing in this city
who testify to its efficacy.
oc 29-lm< WM |. SMITH.
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NEW PUBLICATIoNs.-We are indebted to
George NJ. West, for Golden Link, or, Tales
and Poems for the Young, by VIM o. Bourse
A. NJ" An interesting volume for children,
with handsome illustrations.
We have received from the same gentle
man "Gustavus Lindorm, or Lead us not into
Temptation by Emile f. Carlen The au-
thoress is a Swedish lady of considerable
literary reputation.
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CAV MANUFACTORY, 10th Street

CAV MANDATORY, 10th Street,
~ between Main and Cary streets Richmond Va.
TOLAND 4 BURGER, Practical Sdw MGnvfdcts-
rers, are now prepared to manufacture SAWS Of
every description.
AL SAWS manufactured by warranted to
give satisfacton-if not, they will be exchanged
the money refunded.
SAWS that have been heated or sprung by run.
ming, repaired and warranted to be good as new.
Repairing of all kinds done at the shortest notice.
no 2-lm*
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M ORE GOOD THINGS-LYNHAVE
Ny1 BAY OYSTERS.-THIS DAY we offer our
customers these superior Oysters A few only for
sale by ~ r. w. ALLEN,
no l6-2t The Arbour
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% HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds &c, for New York, Pennsylvania North Caro-
lima, South Carolina Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio
Indiana Missouri Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rico county. Will attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
se Aim
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~ BATHS, BATHS, BATHS.-Hot, Cold ans
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Ores
sing, Shaving and Shampooing Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance ON 18th street.
Single Bath . cents. or five tickets for 81. OCT
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~ ABEL u. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC Office on Franklin street,
under the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va.
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CTDR WIN. II. MlLNoR, practitioner, for the
last twenty years, in the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the cit-
of Richmond his services In all the branches of
his profession. Dir. MINOR may be found during
the day, at his Office. HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING, corner of Main and Governor Streets
and, at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street. no 7-3m*
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AM

III ULLUW Al . UIN NJ L n IND
IL PILLS HAVE CURED A DESPERATE
WOUND IN THE LEG Patrick Leinster, near
Carrick shannon, injured his leg about two years
ago with plough, which caused q most formidable
wound which spread over the leg to most alarm
ing extent, that he could put his foot the
ground, and in despite of all his efforts and the
rious remedies he used, it would not heal. In this
very bad state he applied some of Hooway's Oint-
ment to it, and regularly took the Pills. this treat
ment had such an effect upon the wound that in lit
tie more than month his leg perfectly cured.
Sold by the Proprietor, 22l, Strand (near Temple
Barr London, and by all respectable Vendors of Pat
ent Medicines throughout the British Empire and by
those of the United States, in Pots and Boxes at S7
cents 81 cents, and ST. so each. Wholesale by the
principal Drug Houses in the Union, and by Messrs
A. B. 4 d. SANDS, New York, and URCELL, LADD
l. CO., Richmond, Va.
There svery considerable saving in taking the lar
ger sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pct or Box. no l7-lw
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DEWS FOR SALE.--Those who desire to-
l. purchase PEWS in st. James Church can do 30
by applying to the subscriber.
FL. ]. CHRISTIAN,
jy 23-2awts Treasurer of st. James Church.
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S. MAIL, LINE.-LEAVES EVE
~ RY FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK. FOR NEW YORK. VIA NORFOLK. Il
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE, Capt CAvENDY,
Freight received TO DAY at II o'clock, and up to
the hour of l o'clock, P. NJ, Friday, 18th inst
Passengers requested to be on board before the
hour of departure, 4o'clock, M.
Tickets and berths secured at office, South side
of the Basin.
Passengers for Norfolk will be charged the same as
by the river boats.
no lit LUDLAM & WATSON
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EOR SALE-A GENTEEL AND LU-
IL CRATIVE BUSINESS.-This is an excellent
chance for person with small capital, the bu.
siness is very profitable and well established. The
reason why sell. is desire TO go to Europe. Adj
dress, with real name, P. 6. S., Dispatch office.
no I5-5E
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q LIE E II Z S, LEECHES.-The public
hereby informed that have just received by the
steamer jamestown, lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber
be found all hours of the day the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel 18th street, and al
night on 25th, between Main and franklin streets.
SO r.. c. HORSON.
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SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW.

SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW.
This periodical which has been conducted
for several years with decided ability, has re-
Gently changed hands, as we have before
briefly noticed and now we have not doubt
will be conducted with increased ability and
energy. Mr.. G. MORTIMER, practical and
enterprizing gentleman, has become the pro-
prietor, and Mr.. WILLIAM GILMORE SIMS, of
South Carolina, is the Editor. The extensive
Literary fame of Mr.. SIMS will at once inspire
the highest confidence in the work, and his
! frequent and successful vindications of the
South through the press are proofs of his fl
deity to her cause, as well as his ability to
defend her. Let but the South stand by the
Southern Quarterly, and they will have a
journal of the most sterling character one
that will be at once their pride and an honor
to their section of the Union.
We learn that Virginia has as yet done
little for this journal. We trust this indiffe-
renee towards it may not continue to be a
reproach to her. There should be a large
subscription to it here. j. W. Randolph is
the agent for this city to receive subscribers.
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o. JOB AND CARD PRlNTING.-The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and is prepared to do this description of
PRINTING on as reasonable terms as elsewhere in
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens.
o. Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale. Sc S-dtf
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CURTAIN DAMASKS.-RichS Satin dc
~ LANES for Curtains
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Curtain Gimps and Loops
Super Marseilles Quilts all sizes
English Furniture Prints
Crib and Bed Blankets
l2-4 Beached Cotton Shirtings
10-4 and 1874 Linen do.
Ga, 8-4 and 10-4 Table Damask
Table Napkins, Doyles and Towellings.
For sale low by CHRISTIAN l. LATHROP,
II No % Main ar
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~ B. w. STARkE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Practices in all tn,
Courts of Henrico, Hanover end Richmond city
AS Notary Public, particular attention will be pait
to the taking of Dispositions, lin of his office
Proof and Acknow Judgments of Deeds, Relinquish
ments of Dover, &c. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended to.
Office, No. 50, three doors above City Hotel OF
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de Ply
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rT ]. CARSON l. CO, NOS. IL AND 4S
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices je LILY
~ PHOENIX BANk.-Tne Notes of this issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by ii. T. PAIRO
& CO: in Washington City by PAIRO & NOURSE.
Sc Pts
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w TO BUILDERS AND OTHRRS.-The un-
dersi gned will furnish to Builders aud others, LUM.
Der and TIMBER, of every description, of the
the reasonable prices, to be delivered at Rich.
mond on the shortest notice.
Orders left with ABEL U. MAYO Esq, at his Office
under the Metropolitan Hall, on Franklin street. will
be duly attended to.
oc6-dSm SAMIJET, PICSETJ
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MAN COOK FOR HIRE.-We have
EV1 for hire, for the residue of the present. and
perhaps the ensuing year, an excellent MAN COOK
PHILIP NJ. TABB e. SON Agents,
Office on Governor street.
no 17-4t between Main and Franklin sts
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BANK will hereafter be redeemed at the Office Of
III. T. Pairo x Co.
uo4-ts WIN. N. TINSLEY.
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C BBLS. Northern Red ONIONS il
HeLsT & KING,
no 10 Franklin street, Old Market.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-A POCKET BOOK, containing
IL my FREE PAPERS The finder will be liberal
ly rewarded y leaving them at this office. at the
office of r. L g. Whitfield, corner Of 10th and Gary
Streets ISAAC HARRIS,
no list A free man of color.
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CONFERENCE.-The continued case of Ralph AL.
len, arrested On the charge of violently assaulting
John Connolly, on the evening of the eth of March
on first street, between Broad and Marshall streets
came up for examination in due course bef,re hi.
Honor, yesterday. DR.. Snead speaking for the
corps of physicians In attendance upon Connolly
stated that their patient doing as well as could
be expected under the crcumstances-,hat he was
not yet cut of DANGER but that the chances of his
recovery were very strong, and that under the
most rapid improvement. he would not be able ta
be out for week, at least. The Mayor accord
ingly, further continued the examination until Fri
day, the 22d instant, and admitted Allen to bail il
the sum of 5000
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DIE ID.

D1EDs
Of Pneumonia, on the 9Th instant, at Keysville
Va, at the residence of her son,in.law, John d.
Priddy Esq, Mrs. M MERRIMAN
IT'S finished, It's done; the spirit is fed:
Inc pris' ner is gone the Chri,iisn is dead;
The Christian is living, through Jesus love,
And gladly receiving kingdom above
Es Wing and Enquirer requested to copy
On Mondsy morning, April Ilth, of Pneumonia,
ADOLPHUS, son of Adolphus and Caroline E.
Morris, aged two years and two months. The
friends OF the family are invited to attend his
funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at 4 o'clock. with
out further invitation.
On Sunday, April 10th, Miss SARAH J. HOOP
Err, aged % years and ii months The friends and
acquaintance of the family respectfully invi-
tea to attend her funeral this Tuesday ming at
III o'clock, from her late residence, Oregon Hi }
In this city, on the 10th instant, Mrs SUSAN G..
TYREE, aged SO years. Her friends and acousin.
tances, and those of Mr. j. A. Clarkson, are invited
to attend her funeral from his residence, on Tues
day, 18th instant, at II o'clock, A. NJ without fur.
Their notice.