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INSTRUCTIONS.

J. No ca cb ar
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times the
nexion with depending mails and
fourth of the ation for trip subject foee
Deduction VII Also be ordered for grade OF PERFORM inferior
to thar specified in the contract. t @
g. For leaving behind throwing OFF mails,
them, the admission OF
setting up running an express n.eer in advance
of the mail, quarters pay may be deducted.
D. Fines will be imposed unless denquer promptly
explained
aidavs of other credible failing
tme for negectng take the mail from,
the place manner carrying ny to be sjued destroyed,
robbed lost and refusing, after dema convey
mail as frequently as the contractor is concerned in
coach, amboat
A. The Postmaster General the
failures run ageeaby for vio Office
laws disobeyng the instructions OF the
era for running aforesaid transporting
packages nlailabe matter of the mail
Postmaster General
by allowing therefor rata
He change schedules of deparur
and particularly to make Them COMO with rail-
abridged may also curtai
the services in whole part allow
months compensate dispensed wh
whenever In his opinion the do require the
he desires TO different grade
transportation. M. ~ ..rarl
Payments will be made by FROM
drafts on Postmase or herwise after the expiration OF each
In February, FAay August, and November.
The distances according the best information but
increased will be allowed should they BIO than adj
vesed the points be supplied be correctly stated Bidders
weight OF the mail he condition of roads, h streams &c. and
all toll bridges, ies distractions Of kind by which
be inc Offices established aer this advertisement
issued ard asc visited with
out extra pay, IL the distance be not increased est..
r. ---a JAMES CAMPBELL,
Jan l5-la.wiw Postmaster General
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
Near Emnitsburq, Frederick COUNTY MI

TUE ofstudies this The
9Th August and terminates on the last Thursday
lot board and tuition are $3.50 per payable
ally IN advance There charges drawing
ing, and also for Spanish, Italian German Latin The ss
e are 500 per annun, payable half yearly advance
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed MOTHER al
Maryland. " D"i
Jul 8-dlyear. .st
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7 OsT LAND WARRANT

X OST LAND WARRANT Whereas lana ,,,,r,n, -. ~
sued from the Pension odce 10Th day OF Jnn 10 sa
Winder No for 100 and 10 him Al
maryland and whereas The ssid
hss lost the undersigned give notice that the
nr weeks from the date hereof application win b, made ~ az
Commissioner Of Pensions Tor duplicate in lieu The
CHAs. N. wINDER, Attorney
n,o $50. RIDER H. wINDER
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nooKs Ar HALr.pRIoE.--rh,

(NHILDREN's BOOKS AT HALE PRICE.--Theu under
aside from his stock
large number juvenile books which
Into the by the
class issuing from the press In The last Among them
will be found OF the works Of Mrs. HoAand Bsbaud
and other such authors books which popular
day. and supposed still they formerly
possessed They win be sold half, many
fourth, their usual priees FRANck TAYLOR.
neQl
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ISL WhhtANT.-Tbe unders gives public notice that
Of six weeks from this application
W 20 e commissioner Of Pensions duplicate
eu o. one issued the 27h February 1856 eighty
hand. fu r. siMpntS A,,o,ma . y"
,v,,xrox N n A. OWEN MYRICK.
g. I
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IL. III. GILL; II,
D,,,us~firx AZ Lup.

Has removed his ONCE TO his resid in franaI lo,s
OF and Thirteenth streets. He will continue 70 cor
ton principally In the United States
Having devoted much time 20 the law concermns 80
give advice and opinions legal questions arising On
the Patent once, and appeals TO the chei lu, ,s
iusticss OF the District OF Columbia; and VIII a''
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents
He will also give written opinions and prepare ssrps
ties having claims before Congress either OF the
adjudication.
Oct 9e-du
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Proposals for Erec Ing the Custom house, he.
at Portsmouth, New Hampshi.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, December l6, 1856.

TRKAsURr DEPARTMENT,
Washington, December l6, 1856
PROPOSALS will be received this department 10th
day February 1871 M, canstruc-
ton Of the Office authorized
Portsmouth, New Hampshe according plans
and specifications this departments said
bills OF parcels accompany each bid, with
each kind of work. and the total carried
department the right reject
hereby invited, thereof when deems
the United States requires the department also
believe will faithfully perform
which they have attempted TO Obtain by indecon and all bids
when there shall be parties in interest who do Join the bids
and all bids that nvegaon below fair price for the
work. Z. r#.. # ...
gross, award
bidder unless details furnished
of different kinds and matefia which
subject the Of the department. may adopt
whole part OF the bid the interest OF the United States
qnre. ..' FRA 1a #saa
Ninety per defv
ered according contract amount be
be paid from progresses per
retained until the completion Of the and
event Of non-fulfment of
Contracts will be awarded only builders and
the Treasury, u forfeiture OF same. - "
Each must be accompanied written signed
BY PERSONS b SO BY the United states
for the whole work, Of poporOnae IL
the bidder will when his proposal be accepted
yer contract and bond with proper and securities
Form required furnished on appI
cation TO the Department. r '''
Plans specifications working drawings be ready aAer
thirty days. when they be had application to the depart
ment
trih the requiy emenfs of this advertisement.
The proposals be this department. addressed
Custom and opened O'Clock NJ.
' ''' - JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Dec 1s-2awtloFeb lint and star.l
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T OST WARRANT

osT WARRANT The undersigned gives public that
me expiration OF sir weeks from this date application will
DE MADE the COMMISSIONER of Pensions
rant in lieu Of one ssned the August 1856 $751; to
benjamin lnv TOT 100 acres, which has been
sion OF tho same through the mail post ofuce
gnis, and Philadelphia, on the 23d October last
tn. LUMPKlN, Att prney,
- BENJAMIN TRAVIS.
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Proposals for Furnishing Granite and Gr
Work for the N.rth Front OF the
Pat mt once Building.

DEPARTMENT THE interior
December L.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received a, this d.parlms
y the eighteenth day of February ~ O'Clock
sub basement story in The erection OF the north from,
Office building.
The bids must form Of the follow ing schedule anil
y specify the prices MATERIAL hauling, dressing and l
GLIDING all the machinery and other expenses.
Schedule.
Cube stone, per superficial foot
Beds and bills, do do
Extra cube stone per cubic foot.
e c in two beds, per superficial foot
Faeze % eniabs,ure, do DO
H Architrave, do do
Drops cornice, per lineai foot.
-.-.. Triglyphs, each.
Caps Of pilasers, each.
Channels Of basement per linea foot
Window stills, per superficial foot
The granite be equal in quality that used the
lion OF the wings Of the building, specimens Of which wi
quired 10 accompany the bids.
Each BIZ will state Ia what time the work will be compiled
i'll be considered rsm others than those known
trade and believed TO be fully competent 10 fulfil In good N
obligations they oppose and assignment
contract will be recognised unless made with the approval
head Of the department.
crosses, upon the estimate OF the agent Of the department.
thereof and per reserved until the completion
tract and acceptance Of the work by said agent.
The department itself the right to reject
proposals hereby invited when it deems interest
states requires IT, well exclude the bids Of person
sons who II has good 10 believe will NOT from
Plans, specifications, and working drawings be en-
and o'her information Obtained application al the omc
superintendent.
The proposals which must be sent 10 this department
the Secretary OF the Interior tendoIsed Proposals for The
the trent of Patent Office building will be op
O'Clock, OF the latt day named for receiving The
X. MCCLELLAN
Secretary Of the lnr
Dec l9-2awtlsFeb. lint & Start
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United states Mail.


Posr oYucE DxPAKrHIsr,
washington, D. O., January is, 1851.
sspsmss 1851 90 1855 inclusive on Inc following
wAsMHerOS. and UrAM win Contract
onee q hs M @ S9r the 18Th Of June 1857
CALIFORNIA.
ws 70 Ysha iao miles and back, once fortnight
Arrive a Yrsla neIt Wednesday BY spmi
Bar S ns. n ssaasy
bas os wsss y ps @ es also bids 10 com
1852 From Ps,au@a BY Bloomfield, Tomaes miles and
Leave PeiaIuma Tuesday at Ia m;
h sass T 4 ns%s %e sy asS
a Hom snea Carson county Utah. 50 mile.
- and back, once in Two weeks.
sasa sssy aiss. s'S s
Pse sSs o asn saS
Proposals carry weekly Apf January l. and once
ls4 From Bay dt THioa,o~n p
$50 miles and back twice month.
Leave San Francisco at on the I'd and 10Th OF each
Arrive a Humboldt, Bay SuniontownP o. in As hours;
Leave Humboldt Bay tUnOnownr OF on the 6h and aoth
Arrive al Francisco in 4s hours
Proposals for tn monthly aso for weekly trips, will be
las7s From Bernadino BY TETON, vsala
Arrive q visala next Tuesday BY 5pmi
Leave vsala every oiher rhursday at7ami
Arrive at San Bernardino ner, Tuesday BY ? M
also bids commence Los Angeles instead Of San Be
1876 From Trnidad by Orleans Bar and Forks River
70 er; 100 %ss ssd ssss two weeks
Arrive g. ssssslls next . Wednesday By sPm,
hys ssi!sl ns sss s Saturday, s
Bids 70 carry Gsse week. also bids 10 extend to Pete"ve
1857 From quincy Pumas county Nelson Point 10 miles
a ays a' ssiso %r rsnf y ssp%
Leave Nelson Point TUESDAY atSam
Arrive at Quincy by IL
Bids for frequent trips will be considered. ... (.
OREGON TERRITORY
Wians; sssf S osdsHS 's
. .ss. c9I Ssss. THURSDAY sa:s !! IAN;
Leave Leave Oakland ssl.. THURSDAY ss:.!, a lam;
Bids TO end at snslaw, winchester will be considered
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
a74s From coin Landing Boise Fort Pao Is ,ns and
ay S9s sns Es P,s ohs, Thursday
Leave BOISE s ro, Prairie every y other Friday san
1914. A A !, c S.n, l. Landing S
mites and back back once IN two weeks
Arrive a. Grand Mound next day By 5 IN. aa#
Leave Grand Mound every other Friday ate am;
la75 From olympia to casmsi and back once in Two weeks
Bidders state schedule Of arrivals and departures dis
olympia by Montgomery and NJ ea,on to s.lm
Bidders state schedule and distance.
" ft a"d baes e ~ o and saeep0
la'4s From seaeoom c to Seattle IS miles back,
Leave s,eiueoom City Saturday atsams
Arrive at Seattle by . ..-...
Leave SeaItle Friday 6 q
at Steiacoom City by 6 d m.
1919 Fr SteacOom City, via military
wala go miles and back a month y 0.#.r ....
Leave Seiaco0m City the LIST Of each Inonth;
ardv at Fort w alawalla in week;
Leave Fort Walawalla O each month.
Arrive at Sela coon City in -A"'
Proposals carry twice by schedule connect
ing with mails from Francisco, California will be
considered f.. . :,
..... ..s... UTAH TERRITORY. ..........
i2so From Cedar City, by Harmony Pine Valley,
& .
Bidders state schedule and distance. "
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Spectscles.

GOLD silver fine steel plated spectaces glasses S
all focuses, with pcrfocal periscopic
long experience gives peculiar advantages selecting Esssa
adapted to the eyes ofwearers.
NJ. w. GAIT d BRO,
"a Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
Jano8-u -
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Completion of Panama Railroad.

United mail steamships few York
<<4 for Aspinyall OF 5th and Goth month,
3zI connecting with mail steamers from Panama
Francisco.
steamships been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety
The az miles completed from
ocean, The baggage Of passen-
gers through Francisco
gers embarked Panama by at the csmpany
The paid all Of the
in New York, Panama,
8, Francisco, detention Of accident,
IN, is entrely reliable I"
leave the day they arrive Aspn-
wal 49,.
aducors through each and
won and children without other protectors.
through tickets the lowest apply the agency
West ueet, New York to 'l' l. w, RAYMOND.
DIR .. '...r
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital at
Burlington, Iowa.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY
4 Washington, December IL, 1856
will BIO received this department until the 18Th day
of February 1857 at O'Clock for the construction
hospital Burlington,
according plans and specifications prepared this depart
proposals whole building
bid with each kind OF work,
carried right
United requires the de-
also the exclude the bids
believe will faithfully perform
contracts they attempted obtain by ndrecon
the bids and all bids that upon investigation are below fair price
for the work.
bidder details furnished the department Of the prices
kinds work Materials which shall be subject
department. that adopt the whole
the bid interest of the United States require
Ninety per cent OF the
according ad amount be ascertained
the department appointed that
per Cent retained completion of accept
work. the agent aforesaid and be forfeited
the event of non-fulfment Of contract.
awarded only master builders and mechanics
Treasury, will be forfeiture OF the same
be accompanied by written
Sstct Judge or attorney dstct in the sum OF
the
when required his proposal accepted
and bond, with proper and sufficient securities for its
Form q certificate required appica
zion the department.
thirty dsys they be had application department
No bG considered unless fully complies
v,th the requirements of this adrertisemsnf.
The proposals be this department. addressed
OF the Treasury plainly the
Ruyinsfon Marine Hospain win opened O'clock
q. M OF the last day named for receiving the same.
800 JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Dec l9-oawtFebl9 [Ine&strl
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Dec l3-3awtIsFeb
+ rOpOsais for Erecting the Gus TOM House, IL c.,
..- at Galveston, Texas.
TREASURY DEPARTMEsT,

TREASURY DEPA
- Washington, December 10, 1856.
PROPOSALS will be received until 18th
day Of February A. D. 81, 10 O'Clock,
Of the house, Office and author
erected Texas according the and
specifications this sud proposals be eth
whole building iteren kinds works
bills parcels each bid, with the
each kind work. carried
hereby Invited deems the OF
the United States requires the department also the
right exclude the bids of whom there
believe will
obtain Indecien and all bids
shall be in interest who do join in the bids
and all bids that investigation, below fair price e
work.
received in gross will
bidder details furnished department
different kinds work materials which shall be
subject the department. adopt
quire.
Ninety Of the work delv
agent department appo pur
will be paid from time The and
retained until the completion Of
of the work. by the aforesad and be forfeited
will be awarded builders
and the thereof the Secretary
he Treasury, will be a forfeiture OF the same. .s
Zach be written signed
responsible cerifed be Uniied
district Judge Of the said drict the Of 000
the whole work, of poporonate amoun for
bond with sufficient
faithful Form Of bond required
unihed together with plans specifications and working draw
application to the department.
No bid will be considered unless fully complies all its details
with the requirements Of this advertisement.
The this addressed
Gapeston Custom house, will O'Clock
''s ~ JAMES GUTHRIE,
l- Secretary Of the Treasury.
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The owners of these ships will not be accoun'aes ~ ~
bullion, specie, jewelry, precious stones, or "A
lsdins signed therefor and the value thereof
May l-dtf -
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FIR
LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire. Norma and Inland Insurancs.

Fire, Marine, and Inland Insurance
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
SI,36s,l5l I3.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE c0ArA,
PHILADELPHIA.
Office northeast corner of avenue and Spa
street, Washington, ID. O.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, Charles Dingee
George II. Armstrong, Thomas Manderhsi
Charles A. Rubicam, Edward r. Hembi
George Hemboid, F.CarroIl Brewslr|
James X. NealI, Isaac Leeeh,jL
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, rrai
EDWARD II. HHLABoLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. 397 street, opposite City HILL
John M. Thornton, lst and Virginia avenW
lanes Jam, William Williams No, =. e n street. ,.,,
avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain 8 P Levy, No. se7 Pennsylvania avenue, 'ppa
GENERAL sUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomason.
The business Of this company will compare favoraby
successful of similar Institutions in the United States
From the LIST day of August 1885, five months up u
dred and eight thousand hundred and fifty one doI
only forty six hundred and sixty dollars osses reported
feel justified in soliciting public patronage
that the security offered Is ample, and that ali fair claims
justed more according equity than legal technicaies
The company prepared to issue policies against os o.
BY FIRE on DWELLINGS, FURNITURE, MILLS, MANU-
RIEs, WAREHOUSES, all descriptions Of BUILDINGS
contents all kinds of MERCHANDISE, transported by VI
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS, and w
conveyances to or from any portion Of EUROPE and Az
and on the hulls Of STEAMBOATS, navigating Inc
waters. -ta
The rates of premium will be low other eomPana
fixing Them every Improvement in construction and ah
will be taken into consideration.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Once northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and
street, Washington city, d. @.
Insuranee may also be effected at hs Home 0de9 \
Norfhwsa corner Walnut and Second streets, Ph'aS'a
And in other principal cities Of the United States by
officers Of the company. r#.
June l3--dly
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The New York and Liverpool United
Mail Steamers.

Inc huanuc....ss 4,
The baitc..... .........Oap. yos -,
Inc ss.'Nop''-
These ships having been built BY Gun,
pressly for government service, every gar,
taken in their construction, as also I'd lae. !,
TO insure strength and speed; and theI y
datons for passengers unequaed for elegance ana
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool in NJ s
In second cabin, e75 From Liverpool 10 New foh'
guineas.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths can be secured until paid for. o ~.
The ships of this line have improved water puh
TO avoid danger from ice will not the Banks mum
until after the lst OF August.
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Freight trims leave the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Depo
BROAD and Cherry sreets) daily Chicago
points, which great
JOHN TUCKER, President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Cony n.y.
Feb l6-df RI. :.
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PROPOSED PATHS or sArIrss.

EDWARD X. C0LLis.,,,
No: Sc Wall sn.csl|
BROWN, SMILEY. IA
STEPHEN KENNARD n
"a Austin fTiaIr
n, a, WAINWRIGHT
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rNJUsCTION ORpTR.
II snrss,;r1 satisfactorily 10 me by the affidavit Of
MARRIED.,


ANpFR,ON-CLiPToN-o THU. day, Aug ~ BY tie Rev.
! NJ Waite b, Fe1iGerce, No. 10 Elddge street, Mr
Wc.sm A. Anderson to rs, Sash Thcsese Clifton sl o,
tbs city.
BRtBUNIICH-BLEI DoRN-In Brooi.yn. on THURSDAY,
B.sLurhtl to M!ss Grr, B idoIa, bo.a Il tina cisy
BVhTIN-McLAREN-In th,s cify on T.cs Fay Sept :, by
~ Rev DR.. Thompscr NJ Alexander Hlntin Of Mourea.
g. Isabella G1eacr Oldest aAGsto. Of The late Mr. Robert
NrLsrr- # 0i-1gCN, Scotland
RHiII-A, Glen Core L. l.. on Tuesday,
S.pi J. by tie Re- Jhoues 6ia'shy Nr William Buhler
70 sisry e,js. sh.eI Mr. William JnderhL, r al Of
tn, ,ity.
FbRS-PARTRIDGEln tbi, city Thursday evening. Aug
- by TIE Row Dr. SreDrsr Aleu- Ehbs. OF Brooklyn 70
kasIuc Ezab.,d dsushc. OF Nj. James Partridge, OF
Lc-dcr.
KIKG-RUSSEIL-O On Tuesday morning. Sept l. By the Rev.
Icha B,ish NJ Jlnts II Kis 20 Jazz EEer, daughter Of
Ssmutl Rus,si, e3q., eli Of this ely.
,.i 'on 5 papers please copy.
MiNC-B.LDWIN--on T-e.day $, p;. : ~ the Re.. \, d.
ca tte NJ George H. Mig tso- Of Col Alex Ming 70
Nil In is jose phue da ait, of The late Charles ). Bald
V,u s;.i Iic,s otthe Hon Fernando Wood.
PADNC CK-OAKLEI-At Negark J., On saturday Aug
- ~ tie Rev. C. Ns1clro A. \. Paddock OF NewlorA,
Pr Nss Annie Oakley, @: RetlGs, G.
SLOAT-BRIsToL-Cr MONDAY, Aug ~ by the ReY c. II.
Post 81 The rsdc-ce tlc htii''s istler Dover Plains
prrFoss County NJ Frank n Scat. u .hs city 70 Miss
E,tsie 4. Bristol, Il Dover
sFARR-HOFFNIRE-or Tr@,dsL. Sept. l. at tho Crutrsi
Chrrch In B. come street. .. the Rev. Mr. Soe,ey Wan. s.
Lizzie or'Y d3rsLeE OF late Cha' v hohm'rr
Il - .
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D1tts

.FtRY-A: Ct.or avenue, Brooi Z /; On MontRy, Aug
&, TiaIs yc-ye,r, child ot s5wq ?. I'D marJ A. Avery
I'd y,ar5 sae ta,,.
CASEY-Or Tur,lsy sept t. Flea Casey, ~ite OF Christie
pier. ,gtc s. ytars.
cARD-C,pt Robctt Card q B.a bs Sea Lark, recently
r esgav 81. remains wer, brought 10 Whitehall Slip and
t,!ied rom there On Wcdueatsy morning.
EBNEY-in Broosls". or Tue'day Sept = H'riette j.
/! Pc}t RicIrogd Mord,y Aug 81, Cithsrine
Ceryt7 eyed 70 years.
HAAs-oa Tasd,y Sept, l. Sarah J'o@. wife OF frederick
Naos and daoehtcfo q tsel spyd,m. .,,.s.,.
re c,9'Ssat Io ZEE, Eo o. o. LSsao En-
No. - e o., e. o S.T st rs,denes
30 IS Clia ,t.r, {, Gomez Of Ferry.
Ia FORGF-At Polt Rctnoul on ~ day Sept Paul NJ.
,ts-t ara =! T. L. fo--e --re ytsri months
IATrRoP- At sn,lou. Com nTAu'4s, Alt. ", .he Rev.
l.. l. 10 aicp. ID. ID AGED CO yeas.
LOOMS In Brooklyn, D. On MONDAY, Aug 81 ars Ella
cctl ocnis coEs1mptiou age y aTs indG months
NANsF,FID Tao ,d,y, sep C'p! Thouls' Msasded
mAnTIN-ol Tuesday pI T. jaime. Martin, Of consumption
NcbrLLlN-h, Eersea III. y, e. Tre,1ar, sep'; in
the 4',a ysOl n, 5rc Jso'' N'A"'a ct Count None
.tsr. frc.onc
rARKs-on Tae.t,y Sept Elem. shcF OF cl''is' sad
sTYFR-Oa s..rda, AZ % Mchs, steer in Duaue s'ree
sCHtLEy-ou Tuesday seeti ss,aL, he wife Of Charles
III @ y Kite sgsd , to attend oS
sEAPTER-On Tuesday morning, Sept. at his residence
Carol place, BcHyU JaI9. SNAPPER III tie Ha year Of
biz
~ fi d. Of the family invited 10 stteud his funeral on
FrdeY the ith irs from Cdu.t Church, corner
CLIFTON ED Harrison .tlccts, South Brooklyn
sCILLAYOn Mcrdoy. Sept. 81 toe sidence Of hi. SOW
iGsw, MaIa Delaney, No lSi JObn'on street Brooklyn
y,ru Sculsy, aged % yes1f
TFNBHO OOH udderly At Tiomon Taesdsy sept ]. OF
oeIs asntuu IsaAc March, os!y child q Arctbsdf r. srd
Tlauu,I T. Tsntiook. aged ii months and - days
TPTrPFR-or Wedrcsday, Sept :, Harmsn TremPef, in
tho IA yea u MS age. 49, -
Pa. suI tine of ueia viii be given in tomorrow papers
qAyIOYThe fureral Of Geo Jscksor Of Lewrence end
Iucy G. Tsyo- who drowned at Lake uopatcons on the
'ft vi. take place from the residence at hs parents
Nc If2 IVES. q eIh street tits Thursday Afternoon az
III tiyr. and r:crd # fnly slso tie members aud
Loto,sy ctc.t Of Aniy Hoe Co. no So are respec'Hy
invited 70 attend. -
THCMAS-on wedrelay Sept. 2 Elias Thomas, in the 74th
T. T,t.ye. AID erd. the family Invited % attend his
f al oC,ock ioay MOI all s. iih ust without tGrtnef
iu,itftou from the u his o2na0 l. b. CasL
No. O. Nest Twtnty.-,2th sire.
WOoDFORD-A. Lyn1.on. on TGe.dsy Sept J. Leohn9
FIi.al.. dsi zhter 81 o. r. WCOdloTd aged - years
TLOCK-Iu Brooklyn. Weduesdsy. Sep. = WIZ.
~ " E.tIock IN the 18th q fis 9se . 80,
e5! ser? VIII take ps'e al bis ee :csicence NO nan
p.ce c0irer e Lv1ngs,o; street or fidsy the an ma
=, afcio1k N Toe relatives ssd friends Of toe aniJ
r-,racy 20 attend without further Ecice n
Teuss yi he taken 80 Midi tOwn FoLt rev Jes"ey' "f