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/ CommenaabIs Lnlrrpri.f.-A. late

i Commemorate LniCFprise.-At a late
meeting Of the Board Of Directors for the
company constructing a railroad FROM IN
dianaoolis via. Vintennes TO Paducha IL
H., q reorganization was effected. and
john H. Bradley Z O. YVES chosen Prcsi-
dent and j p. Chapman elected SecFeta
ry. In view Of the existing difficulty in
negotiating leans upon favorable terms
in the eastern inarlet. this company has
contracted for the building Of their road
upon the express condition that the un-
dertaher IS 10 erect Iron works on the
line of the road. contiguous TO which
there is in Owen and Greene counties an
abundance OF ore and coal, for the manu-
facture Of The iron necessary for the en-
tire work. This is the true policy. and
IS worthy OF imitation. Undertakings Of
greater hazard than this. have been sue
cessful. aud Wills. we are sh;pping ton
-e-- i.ou rfvH rnglonG to cover
thousands Of miles Of railroad track in
This State, in many instances there is "
ing but few feet beneath it, enough
TO bridge the Atlantic, If such work
were possible.
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Dry AcalN.-Ihe Editor Of the Lo-
ganspoFt Journal says 70 barrels of wills
key were sold in that place during the
month OF October. and he thinks tina
some persons are getting more than their
share, for he knows lit has not half got
round" Tom, perhaps you can get a
suck at the other half.
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The Department OF State al Washing.
ton has instructed Minister Gadsden to
demand Of the Mexican &c vernment ore
dress for the outrages committed two
years ago on Consul Francis w. Rice, OF
Acapulco. Come it, cork leg.
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STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:
Notice 10 Hugh McCulloch,

Notice TO Hugh McCulloch:
The said Hugh McCu;soth bring n non
resident of said county is notified that;
q URSUANT to The provisions OF the
II Statute in such case made and prov
ded. the Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
Road Company hereby signify the desire
and intention Of said Company to appro-
pirate. and hold the right Of way. and the
right TO enterupon. construct, maintain
and use a Rail Road known as the For,
Wayne and Chicago Rail Road. on ard
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October p, 1883.
STATE INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:

NOTICE 10 James Griffin:
3 lie said James Griffin being anon res
! ident fsaid county is hereby notified
that. Pursuant TO the provisions OF the
Statute In such case made aad provided
The Eor! Wayne and Chicago Rail Road
Company hereby signify the desire and
Intention OF said COMPANY TO aoprc phi
ate, and h,ld the rgh! of way. and ihs
right 20 enter upon. construct. maintain
anu use a Kallruad Known as the Fort
Naine aud Chicago Railroad, on an.
across the following described premises.
situate in MARSHALL county. in the State
81 lndiana. t0-wit: TIE west half OF The
south vest quarter 81 section 90, in town
ship 81. north. Of fcnge one east. The
center iiAe of said Roll Road entering
said section at point on The south line
OF the section, 80 chains east Ct the
south wcs. coracr running across the
south west corner Of said tract distance
Of : - Chains. to and out at poin,'o
the wet Inc 81 said tract. Ct Inks north
Of tie south west corner, said lie 5einG
marked on said land - station stakes,
be sid distances as ABOVE stated, more
or less.
The said Company hereby intending to
p9ropgiate rs aforesaid and for The pur-
poses aforesaid. three rods III width o:
Land eli each side of ,h> centre line Of said
road Tor the distance OF The Whole leng. h
OF said centre line Of said road on * across
said premises; said centre line Of said road
being herein above described as the same
is at present located. as will more Cally ap-
pear BY plat of said Rail Road line an.;
premises, as located in said
Marshal. County. now on file in the office
OF he Clerk Of the Marshall Circuit Court
III said County OF Marshall. difference be
ing thereto had; < said appropriation also
to include the righs of said Company TO
take materials, except timber, for the
construction and repairs of said road. Il
any point within Gfly feet Of the centre
line Of said road. with the right of wny
over said tract OF land sufficient to enable
said company TO construct aud repair said
road, Z the right 10 conduct water by aGae
ducts, and the right Of making proper
drains and to have and Ia hold 50 id rights.
interests and privileges, to the use of said
Company SO long as the same shall be re-
CURED fer The use and purposes of said
road, i'll as full ample an perfect manner
as may be required for that purpose.
And the said James Griffin is hereby
notified that the appraisers, 10 assess the
damages done by reason of such sppro-
priation will meet on said land on Thurs.
day the l7ih day of November next. and
make their assessment, djouEning 10 an
other day if necessary.
TIE Fort Wayne d Chiccgo Rail
Road Company.
BY G Ii. REEVE. atty for the Com,
October 9th 1888. 34t3.
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lmr0ltan! Views lens.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct

fhiLADfLPHIA. Oct IS.
Christopher Fallen assigned the Psesi
dency of The Sunbury and Erie Railroad.
this az ernoon, and John Tucker. of the
Reading road. takes his place, tempora.
] rily.
! The Washington Star, Of this morn
ing says. letters have been undoubtedly
received there from which the conclusion
! is drawn. that large French and English
fleet will BE- dispatched to the Gulf Of
Mexico. as soon as the Eastern question
permit, and that the Union has good
--rrl r. e. - ,--4. =. o~.s ~
Cuba.
The Secretary Of the Treasur,'s annual
report will be ready the first day Of the
session.
n dispatch from Buffalo to-day, SAYS
that the steamer Southerncr. bound down
with cargo OF produce. went ashore be
low Ashtabua. this morning. and went
TO pieces. Nothing WAS known of the
fate of the crew aud passengers.
The Legislature Of Vermont has elect
ed Robinson (dem) Governor Of thai
State. by six majority.
The Democratic Convention assembled
at Plymouth Mass. yesterday passed
resolution that the removal Of Collector
Bronson deserves. and viii receive the
support ofall true friends OF Democratic
principles.
Fears are entertained that the steam
tug Ajax OF New Yosh. foundered at sea
in the gale on Monday night; she was
seen off Chatham. Monday at noon. on
her way to New York. and since then
nothing has been heard Of her. She had
on board twelve men: among them were
Captain Timothy Baker. the coast pilet.
and William Sidmore. the Hurlgate pilot.
The ST. Johns IN. B. papers say the
gale on Monday night was The most Sc.
we're one Of the season,
Many vessels, with valuable cargoes
were driven ashore,
The schooner Maria. for St. Johns.
with a cargo valued a. S25, 900. went on
the rocks and went to pieces. The crew
was saved By life boat from a passing
steamer.
The ship President. of Boston. was
ashore. and will be total loss. Thir-
teen Of her crew are still on board aud all
attempts TO rescue them have failed
The Coalition Democratic Convention.
for Middlesex county. met at Concard (N,
H.) to day, and passed resolutions repu-
dating all connection with Freesoilers.
The naming emigranis of the chole-
ra ship Sagadahock left Boston this morn
ing for the West. Whole families had
been swept away by the sickness on
board.
BALTIMORE, Nov. |.
BY mail we have New Orleans papers
OF last Tuesday.
All fears of the epidemic at New Or
leans are removed by the late frost.
The Augusta Chronicle says the cotton
crop has been eflectually killed, except
in a few forward localities.
About 10. 900 bbls flour sold in New
Orleans, OIL last Tuesday, at an advance
Of 25c per Dbl.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. |.
This morning fire broke out on Main
street, between Third aud Fourth streets.
The House telegraph Office, Basis tobac.
co factory, and :he grocery store of L.
BASTARD. were burned, the latter com
pletely. The loss is moi ascertained.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. |.
The party who went out with Major |
Fitzpatrick TO the plains, who was sent !
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Fort Wayne 4 Chicago ROad.--lhe Z ST
dent of this road resently effected sale
Of some of its seven per cent. bonds in
the eastern market at SIZE. For road
which has but just commenced opera
lions this may be considered quite ia
vorable transaction, and shows conclu-
sirely sha' the company and their enter
prise are iavorably estimated by eastern
capitalists.
Contractors on this work in he yicini-
i Of :his place, pushing it onward
With commendable zeal.
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To Tie pictors belong The spoHS!"
Yes, dad, and they are just the ones that
played the duce in our sugar camp, for
all the spols are gone.
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Horace Greeley, whilst ON his late trip
to this Stale was nominated az the Maine
Law Candidate for the State Senate, and
upon his return and finding that neither
OF The other candidates had publicly an,
nounced themselves for the Maine Law.
now declares his colots toisted.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

Hon JonN BELL, has been re elected to
The L. s. Senate by the Legislature OF
Tennessee, for six years from the 4th OF
Mach next.
There remain but few of the old and
efficient statesmen to e. eats in The Ma
lional councils, whose calm admoniiions.
advisory counsels and legislative taos
and experience are 10 keep in trim the
old ship of State. John Bell of Tenues-
see is one Of them.
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80. $. .soEeMgstggssE,

attorney ct lar. GHd Noiary Pajl'r.
Also 1Jas,cr Commissioner IA The {. GAd
C. p. Courts. Pl5moe'h, iad;eaa.
VIII 40 pay particular a ontioa 10 Aeonc.er,
Collections O claifas, aaI vii Promptly all
cad 10 I'll professional business enlru ted 10
him, with fidelity.
Nov. le, 1913. 3Sv..
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- - -


On The first lnst,, By Ed. Hugh BarAhi'l.
Nj. Elisa, r, CArL, to Miss NARY NJ.
l. WiLLArD, both Of this county.
On tie 9Th INST, By d. Andrews II. G.,
Sir. CaAELrs SNYDER 10 Miss NARY l..
ST.. ~ af i'aer',o, t..,r.-a-tit
= Eoy vrnsaset a, tA.s oai-c, 10 leara
lie printing business.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

AID IN Centef township at nay Office IL Plym-
outh on "Wednesday, Norem0er 10TH. 1865,
where may be oaad at 81 tlAes thereafter
according . Law.
TaS payers w.ll please lake notice that tho
VI collection laws are 50 stringent Ia their
character as 20 compel the Trea>urers 10 col
Ice ,aAes by levy and sale OF property, if they
are no, promp y pad. ii is therefore neces-
safy tiat every one sees that his taxes axe PAID
before he tHlrd Monday o March. and thus
pIeye0- tais unpleasant and expensive duty
from tegJl,ins OIL me.
JOSEPH EVANS, 7. NJ. c.
October q, ls5.. BIO
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TO distribute annuijies 10 the Indians,
arrived here last night.
Msjor Fitzpatrick succeeded in making
treaties with the Chamanches and kiowas.
The United States stipulates to give both
the tribes. for limit ted period, $4,000
per annum, for which the tribes are to
grant the right OF way over their land.
for railway or other road. over which
passengers. &c. shalt pass free and un-
moiested. The United S;a.cs is also 10
have privileges for military aud missiona-
ry stations. All American and II xican
prisoners are to be given up BY the IN
dians. and both tribes are to maintain
peace towards American citizens.
Amendments TO treaties made By Col
Mitchell with several Other Indian tribes
were obtained from them. The Indians
throughout manifested friendly dispo-
sition.
Tie Pawnees were hunting on the
prairles, and had been troublesome TO
some emierants
The reported death of James Bridges is
contradicted
\ party Of Pawnee Indians met the
Suit Lake mail party, and took their
blankets from them.
WAsHtSGT0X. Nov, l.
The Union thls morniog publishes a
letter from Secretary Gushing to Mr.
Rockingham Of the Boston Post. de-
nouncing the coalition in several eoun-
lles III Massachusetts Of Democrats and
Free Sellers. and declares it is the pur-
pose Of he President to crush down abe
iiUonism. and that lie Will never allow
his policy to b. checked by it. but
will set bis face like flint aga;nst f;ch:
h"nd backsiidin6s as well as left-hand
OBJECTIONS,
PHlLADELPuIA. Nov l.
The Bank Of the State Of New York
vas robbed Yesterday afternoon Of 33z, :
600 III bills.
The Norfolk Beacon Office was fired
lest nisht. and the upper part of the buil-
ding much Damaged. The materials ware
Wi
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

DEL ANE S-SUPEhI0R STYLES
4 AIDES step in and look at them. and II
Il You have supply, you can then tell youi
friends, tina. they can get ''supprze bargains al
The REG DLiToR-
Oct IL
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The Regulator in Motion

VNIHESE they sell E6 pounds of Sugar
w fer s 90, and other Groceries in pro
portion. Come and see, and ii they don't suit
you, VIC shall not consider You troublesome,
but doa't be surprised if they should suit you
to a T-ye. the best tea You ever drank
Octl3 WIsrERyELr & liEwErr.
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pol, and l9c Tor township purposes.
And I do hcrDy give noilce ii. al according
10 law, shall, IA person OF by deputy, attend
Al the u4aa. places al holding elections In each
OF tie aeverai townships, on the days specified
be oa, ior Tie purpose Of receiving he taxes
for iAe current year from SUCH tax payers as
prefer paying IA their Own townships:
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ne CUssY; D.ctionnars du Diplomatic ct du
~ .'onsu'; vol Leipsic.
1886
Moreui': Manuel des Agents Consulaires; 1 vol.
Paris, 1850.
De Cussy: Regiments onsu aires, l vol Leip-
sic, 1851
Wcquefori: L'Ambassadeur ct les Fonctions; 2
vols Cologne, l75I.
De Vera: Lie Parfait Ambassador; 2 vols Ley
deH, I709.
Hymns British Consul's Ha nd Book; / volume,
London.
Pufendorff: Droit de la Nature ct des Gems; /
VOL, Basic, 1850
PufendorfI: Law Of Nations; London. 1928.
Grotius: Droit de la Guerre ct de la Paix; vol /,
Base, l746.
Gro,ius On War and Peace; volume London,
1913
MeiseI: Cours de Style DipIomatique; Q VOLUMES,
Paris. 1886.
Elliot's Diplomatic Code, vols. ~
Burlamaquis's Natural and Polite Law
Green's Consular Service, pamphlet; London,
De Martens: Causes Celebres; volumes, Leip-
sic, 1927.
De Martens: Nouyelles Causes Celebres; Leipsic,
2 vols 1S43
Wheaton, Historic du Droit des Gems; vols !,
Leipsic, 1896
De Wolff: Institutions du Droit Naturelle; vol
ume, Leyden, l772
De Clercq Formulate des Chancelleries; 2 vol
umes, Paris, 1858.
Chitty's Law of Nations.
Wheaton's Elements of International Law.
Wheatons History of the Law of Nations.
Widman's International Law.
vatteps Law of Nations
Kutherforth's Institutes.
Poison and Horne's Law OF Nations.
Koch: Historic des Traites de Paix; Is volumes,
Paris, 1877.
Aug FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TO BUILDERS. cARPxxTERs. AHp con-

TO BUILDERS, CARPENTERs, AND CON-
TRACTORS. %v@s ~
HAVING taken great pains - ny IN . good
IL aud general assortment Of budding Hard
ware, am now prepared T. Oder 10 Those wauting
such goods such Inducements a. an convinced
will suit. am determined not to ne undersoid
by any house in Wsshingtou. All nv goods
come direct from mAnufactor cries which enables me
TO offer them at New York and Philadelphia prices;
ana msk king the building material my principal
tfade, think can come Ntfis under others in
this line Of busiaess
enumerAte in part NOR. villa, NOR hosel rab
NOR shding door locks and atches, NOR. night
Iatches, plated furniture, horizontal, upright ru-
rail- cottage hotel, western and novelty rim locks
and latchss, rim iatches all kinds; white porce-
lain knobs with porcelain rose or plate furni-
ture; dark mini, grey MINI, variegat d mini, and
all kinds of rose and fancy color knobs for front Or
PAL lor knobs, with the pa tent silver aisss Knobs
an artici that needs only TO be brushed of to
clean it, and always showing fine plate; the old
plated knobs, when they cleaned, leaves dirty
spot the door. AIso sash fastenings. all the DIFF
ferent patterns; window blind taste hinge, inside
shutter fastenings, cupboard catches, hooks and
eyes loose and fast Joint bufs, hinges Parliament
hinges, Plant Partners patent shutter hinges;
belts Of all kinds nails screws hat and coat hooks,
pulleys, sash weights, sash cord, and many other
things to numerous to mention, which will DO sold
low. f WHEELER,
Sign OF the Gun and Paddock,
Opposite Browns Hotel.
July 9-lmeod News Start
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LIGHTS, HOs
J.. II . Csc Il CO..

J.. II oese d Co.,
GAs-FITTERS AND PLUMBERS,
South side Pennsylpania arenue, bet,oeen Al and
9Th streets, opposite National Hotel.
CANDELABRAS. ORNAMENTAL GAs-BURN-
ERS. PROJECTORS, BRACKETS, &C., &c.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having lately fitted up
i their establishment, are now prepa red to in
troduce into stores factories, hotels, private req
idences. GasPipes, with all the necessary append.
ages. after the most approved and modern STYLES.
Having been engaged almost exclusively for the
last five years in this particular branch Of bust
ness, they feel confident that their work will not
fail to please any who may favor them with their
patronage.
They have now on hand and are daily receiving
a beautiful lot of Wall Brackets and ornamental
Gas Fixtures, suitable for saloons private parlors,
aud halls, to which they respectfully invite the
public inspection.
Orders left at our Gas Fitting Depot will be
punctually attended to.
The subscribers having in their employ none but
competent workmen, good and faithful jobs may
be expected.
Gas Fitting and Plumbing in all its branches
attended to promptly and with despatch.
j. REESE co.
N. b. The subscribers have for inspection one of
their portable Gas Generators, intended Tor light.
ing churches and country residences-a new and
extremely convenient invention.
July lS-eOdlm j. & CO..
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Franklin Pierce, President OF the Uni
ted states OF America.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that MANUEL LEIyA DARocA has been APP
pointed Vice Consul of Spain for the port of Sa-
yannah, in the State of Georgia, do hereby re-
cognise him as such, and declare him free to ex-
ercse and enjoy such functions, powers, and
privileges as are allowed to the Vice Consuls OF
the most favored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these let
tiers to be made patent, and the seal of the United
States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
ton, the Cd day of August, A. d. 1853,
H.. ST. and Of the Independence of the United
States of America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
A. DUDLEY. MANN,
Acting Secretary of State.
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Franklin Pierce, President Of the Uni
ted States Of America.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that GEoRGR BENvENuro MATHEW has been
appointed Consul of her Britannia Majesty for the
State of Pennsylvania, to reside at Philadelphia,
do hereby recognise him as such, and declare him
free to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers,
and privileges as are allowed to the Consus of the
most favored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these let
tiers to be made patent, and the seal of the United
States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
ton, the I'd day of August, A. D. 1853,
r.. ST. and of the independence of the United
States of America the seventy -eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
A. DUDLEY MANN,
Acting Secretary of State.
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PORCELAIN GOOD.

r HAVE on hand full supply of Porcelain goods
Il from the celebrated factory of Cartilage & Co.
such as plum white, gilt edge, grapevine, and
fancy Door and Finger Plates, Number Plates
Mouthpieces, Door Knockers, Fancy Escutcheon,
Door Knobs, Shutter and Drawer Knobs Of all the
different fancy patterns; Porcelain Sign Letters,
several sizes, an article superior far to the gilt
sign letters, both in appearance and durability.
! am prepared to fit up door-pates at short mo-
tice, of any patterns persons may select, which
are far neater than any article yet introduced.
E. WHEELER,
Opposite Browns Hotel.
july 9-1meod News & Star.
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Markets.

New YoRK, August 5.--Flour has advanced
l2s cents per barrel under the steamer 3 news.
Sales Of 1850 bbls. at IS 81 IS 37k for State;
SIS 81 IS SO for Genesee; and IS 81 rs 66a
southern.
Wheat has advanced 2 a 3 cents. Sales of
20 900 bushels at 1874 1876 cents for white, 40
for southern red, and l40 for Genesee white.
Corn is firm; sales Of 1900 bushels at 70 for mix
ed and rs for red.
Stocks-Sales of IT, s. 6's at ll6s; Cumber-
land 349; New Creek 8; Morris Canal 1872 Crys-
tai Palace ll7z; Canton 283; Parker's Vein 20;
Pennsylvania Coal 1922 Erie "a.
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board august S
500 Bait. and Ohio Railroad Bonds, 1875. 9511
so shares Mechanics Bank. :. ....... 1872
so do Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, b90 So
275 do do do do b90. 80. So
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VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP.
TTyHE UNDERSIGNED, having had some twenty
L years. acquaintance with Virginia Military
Land Claims, and with the Revolutionary records
at Richmond, will attend to the revision of such
claims here, un der the act of 3lst August, 1852;
and will also purchase and sell Land Warrants
and Land Scrip.
VESPASIAN ELLIS,
July 7-dlmif Irving Hotel.
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Franklin Pierce, President of the Uni
ted States Of America.

OO1NO11E11N' :
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that ROBERT II. Belts has been appointed
Vice Consul Of Spain for the port of St. Louis, in
the State of Missouri, do hereby recognise him
as such, and declare him free to exercise and on
Joy such functions, powers, and privileges as are
allowed to the Vice Consuls of the most favored
nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, ] have caused these let
tiers to be made patent and the seal of the United
States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
ton, the Cd day of August, A. D. 1853,
r.. 81 and of the independence of the United
States of America the seventy
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
A. DUDLEY MANN,
Acting Secretary Of State.
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DIED.,

At noon on Friday the 5th instant, in the sixty
second year of her age, Mrs. MARY GIDEON,
the wife Of JACOB GIDEON, and the mother Of the
Publisher of this paper
Her funeral will take place this Saturday
afternoon at five o'clock, from her late residence,
on Seventh street opposite the Post Office. The
friends of the family are invited to attend without
further notice. tSe
Yesterday at noon, after long and painful
illness, which she bore with christian patience and
fortitude, Mrs. MARGARET Y. HARNESS,
consort of john G. Hardness.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence on New York avenue this Saturday after
noon at four o'clock. Her friends and acquaint-
ances arc requested to attend without further no
Wce,