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The Summarize Telegraph.

The following was sent to our counter by a
city (busincssl patron of the Star
I have been permitted to peruse several
letters from persons In l. ,ndon, we'll posted in
all matters relating to Geographic schemes, but
no mention is made Of any new company further
than to state that a gentleman we'll known 10
tho tclegraptic community of the United
States is scheming in Paris With the Creiit
Mobt[ter in connection with some telegra PHO
projsct. If any really responsible company
had been started 10 London, the writer's would
afsuredly have beon advised Ct it, and have
given information to the directors in this
coSntry, or their senior partner, now visiting
the United States.
am inclined to the opinion that the re-
ported organization Of a new company is q
scheme to prevent tie present company from
obtaining any assistance from the Government
OF tho United States, particularly as the route
mentioned by the alleged new company for .
cable has been pronounced impracticable, by
50 eminent a gentleman as Lieut. Msury The
Gulf stream, in which no soundings have ever
bcen obtained-and which the cable would DO
obliged to cross to reach the shores Of tie
United States, the banks Of Newfoundland an d
the icebergs which congregate there during a
large portion Of tho year, present insurmount.
able obstacles to the laying Of any cable direct
to this country. II
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NOTICE To- TEACHERS.

ACOPY OF LOSSIN6'S PICTORIAL HIS
IA tory Of the United 8 ates for Schools, hip hiy
recommended by DR. owen, Of the Fres AGA
denny, New YorE, and many Others, may be had
grasxitousiy by the Principals and Teachers Of
Schools In this city. Alexandria and 6eors own,
at the Bookstore Of TAILOR & MAuRY, Penna
Known rs the author OF thu :. FisId Booh ~ ny
Revolution.
Also, few copies will be presented gratu g.
oHslS to French and German Tese hers la charge
OF classes Of M SpieTs' Ere oh ind English Die
uonsry, edited by Prof. Jewet. md & sneraIlv, by
foreign teachers, pronounced the best po.fatif
lexicon published In the United stats
MASON BRorHIRs, Duane street, N. Y, Pub
fishers
Persons calling az above Will please leave their
address, and seEd to the subsci ber, care OF Tsy.
lor & Msury, their written episios q the books.
jan 30-3te y. n. ELLIOT, Agent.
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PERSONAL

80. Gov. Wise, Of Virginia, is in this city
at the residence Of his son-in-law, DR.. Garnett
....Hon. Mr.. Edmunds, Of Massach usetts
eI-M. c., Is az Eillards'.
....A D. Banks, Of the South Side Demo
era, and Roger A. Pryor, Of the Richmond
Enc uirer, are at Browns hotel.
....Hor. r. X. Meade, Of Virginia, and B.
J. Losing, of New York, the artist, are at
Browns LOtel
80. The Charlottesville advocate announces
the death Of the Hon. Andrew Stevenson at
bis residence at Blenheim, in Albem arle, on
Sunday night last. The immediate cause OF
his death was an attack Of pneumonis, which
IN his then eLfeebled condition bafied the
tkill CT his distinguished physicians. Mr.
Stevenson was, We think, in the seventy fourth
year Of bis age at the time OF his death.
zee. 4 private letter, written from New
York city, by lady. has the following in ref
erenee 10 Ole Bull Coming up Broadway a
few days ago, L met Ole Bull, looking so palo
and altered shat L scarcely knew him. He
has been lying i'll for three months at little
town on The Illinois river, and had recently
arrived here, whore his FIST greeting was TO
DC arrested IT the suit Of a very doubtful
claimant He and his son, a very fine boy
dIned 'ith US The neZt day after | met him.
ard We heard mole Of BIS recent history Poor
ttlic", De says lie has los., in our free coun-
lry, az! that &c valued, his health, his money
and Lis god Isns, and he is content, row. to
GEEK refuge again at home in Norway"
49, lie Kew York Times says that Lola
MoI;es, SINCE her return from California, is
h'lns Ga.INy In that city a. No. l3 Stuyve
sant-p!sce, where she occupies private ana,,.
mems ia elegant style, and il Bringing up her
qster-a young lady Of l6-to tie Stage. Lola
Is raid TO be cutie we'll TODD and des;c. 3;
vcsting her property in real estate in New
York city, which she purposes TO make be,
permanent Tlace Ct residence Most Of he,
money was realized by her theatrical tour "
California Lola Monies in Bsvaria," MA,
written by c Ware, jr and which was orig
rally played at the Bro sdwsy Theatre, IN. Y
retted her about S23 O0O in California. Lei
Is about making an arrangement to play il
some Of the principal inland cities, and afts
this intends TO visit England On professions
trip This much done, che will nestle in som
genteel residence up town, and enjoy deliciou
cigarettes, anG-perhaps write her life O
Branch is doing.
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FURTHER IN REGARD TO WALKERS EvACU.
ALTON on RIvAs 1T is understood positively
that combined operation was made to eur
rouEd Walker, who was at Rivas; and he
was obliged to eyscuate, knowing it was too
exposed 10 held, and took up his position in
an Indian village On tho lake. Both RivSs
and Virgin Bay are in the bands of the allies
and Halkeri is at present in the weakest place
ID NloaTagua-not having single defence in
consequence Of its being 80 open. He has
therefore no chance, having only $50 able
men and surrounded by the allies Itis sup-
posed that the steamer Sierra Nevada, which
Was at SAP Juan del Sur, has been taken and
disabled by the Costa Ricans, as abe did NOT
make her appearance at Panama to convey
NE Nicsrssuan passengers TO Califorpia.
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T A letter from Portsmouth, Va, state
that an enterprsing individual had es'ab.
lished barroom on the ice in the river, wae q
he was doing quite business in selling liquor,
oysters, &C., to foot-paSscngers between Nor.
folk and Portsmouth On account of the nov
city many had given him call and psr.oOk
OF his Creature comforts"
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RATIONAL INAUGURATION BALL.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.

VUNMITTEE UF INVITATION.
Honorary Active
Hon Thompson, Msjor VIM w Russell,
Hon George Z Pugh, Ri evin,
Hon Clancy Jones, DIV Mahon,
Hon c Faulkner, A r Stouphton,
Fen Jno Phelps. Chas w Welsh
The subscribers to the National Inauguration
Ball are requested to leave at the Stationery sto,e
OF WIN +. Baylv, No 279 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
the names and places Of residence OF the ladies Of
their families for whom cards Of invitation are de-
sired, CT transmit them through the post once 10
Major W IN. w. Russell, Chairman Of the Com
mittee
A subscription book NAV re found at the store
Of Mr. BayIy. WIN w Russell,
jan 3o-dn Chairman Committee
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.

MR.. A. Nee ARTEY RESPECTFULLY
Nl informs his friends and the public that sir &c
his return from New York he las fitted up new
rooms On Pennsylvania avenue, three doors east
of4h street, where he is prepared 10 do as good
worA, at least, as anv artist In the city
Dagueneoty pes copied In oil, the size Of life, In
superior manner, on moderate terms.
ian "a s;a
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Boarding,

ID R ID 49, GENTLEMEN DESIRING
- Board can end very comfortable accommooa-
lions. at 30i Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets, ever Mr.. Ricenour's CONNECTION
e:y. dec % I'm
BOARD, &o.-MRs. BATES, ON THE Z. w
ID corner Of Pennsylvsnia avenue and 9th street
Is prepared TO accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable VINO may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
Gun be obtained. spe-S
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MATCH REARING AND ENRRAv

w tns.-Watches, Chro,cmetfrs, and POCKET
Tinekeepers Of every description repaired b.
skillful workmen and warranted to perform ac-
curatelv.
Engraving az every description done in the
best style, including tie cutting Of srs, crests,
notices, and Initials on stone.
sss Visiting and Wedding Cards elegantly
engraved and printed.
81. w GAIT 4 BRO, Jewellers.
ian 20 81 22l Pa. av bet 9th and 10;h SITS.
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EARTHQUAKE AT PANAMA. letter from an
officer Of the United States ship Independence
states that heavy shock of an earthquake
occurred at Panama on the 18th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-30
TIE EYE, EAR, AND GLASSES.

Deafness and all Diseases Of the Eye.
nR. Won MOSCHZISKER, OCULIsT
II and Aurist, can be consulted for few days
longer, al the National Hotel. Those who wish
to have Glasses that will he warranted to suit their
Eyes and not tnJure sight should purchase
them Of Or n. jsn2e 3ts
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

In TIE SENATE, yesterday, after we went
to press. at tie conclusion Of the eulogy dcliv-
cred by Mr.. Toombs, the resolutions offered
by Mr. Evans concerning the death of the late
Hon Preston S. Brooks were adopted.
Afterwards the Senate proceeded, in process
sion, to the House Hall, there to take part in
the funeral ceremonies Of the day.
In TIE House, yesterday, after we went to
press, they rcaSsembled at quarter to two
o'clock, soon after which the Hon James Blu
chanan, President elect entered tho hall, and
was conducted to a seat by the proper officer
The SupIeme Court Of the United States vas
then announced, and shortly after the Com
mittec Of Arrangements appeared with tho
body.
dent of the United States and the Heads Of
Departments and after brief interval the
Senate of the United States entered, preceded
by its officers
The Rev. Daniel w aldo then addressed the
Throne Of Grace N prayer, and delivered an
appropriate and impressive discourse from the
words To-day thou shalt be with me in Para.
disc. Luke, 23i chap. ADV.
After prayer by the Rev Stephen ?. Hill
Chaplain to the Senate, tho funeral CO rtege
moved from the hall of the House Of r eprs-
cording to the order Of proceedings as pub.
lished yesterday.
At the conclusion Of the funeral ceromon les
the House returned to its chamber and ad
journed
Proceedings Of To-Day
In THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Houston called
up his resolution of inquiry, concerning the
action Of the late Naval Retiring Board, and
debated it and the proposed amendm Of
Mr.. Mallory at some length
MI Mallory next obtaining the foor on tho
said resolution they went into Executive eos
sion, wherein they were engaged whom the
Star went TO press.
liz TIE House, the standing committees
were called for reports on private claims, a
great many of which were made and COLI
mittee, DC. Among them was q bill for the
relief of Charles Lucas, reported from the
Private Land Claims Committee by Mr.. Por-
ter which was passed
On motion they went into Committee on the
private calendar, (a1r. Nichols in tho chair }
wherein they were engaged in considering a
bill for the relief Of SHEPPARD Knopp when
the Star went to press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-30

" The government registers kept at Oswe.
20 Stow the water Of Lake Ontario to be eight
incnes oeiow low water mark, and one foot
iour inches lower than 1t this period LAST year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-30

"A its commencement In 1880, down TO 1855, In
Guiding "A years. single set Of the above, ln :
~ to b, met with Is for sale by the undersigss
In new uniform, Ane calf binding: Price Us
Jan 70 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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~PHILADELPHI CAKE AT PhILA.
NJ delphia prices, at the Philadelphia Ice
Cream Depot, corner Of 13th and + streets.
Ice CFesm d ~ per gallon. ian l0-lm&
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HO! WIDE AWAKE:

"A want Of GRAVEL ROOFING had bsfter
take peep at those two hrst class houses On Ma
ryland avenue, built by Mr.. Childs. They are,
without OK ,eption, the best gravel roofing have
ever seen NV word for Ii the gentleman who
performed that ri Of the work understan ds his
business. Upon quairing found his name to
he a Mr.. HOSKINs; who lives on Oh street. In
Wall chs Row, Island. A Peep ~ rae Wall.
ian 10 1t&
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&SST. PATRICK'S CHURCH.-Right
B,c1 Rev. Bishop Mc6ill, Of Richmond, Va {,
aid OF the funds oil the Young Catholics Friend
Society, at the IL O'Clock mass, on SUNDAY
next February LIST.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Society
will be held at the Washington seminary, on lhe
afternoon Of the same day, ut O'Clock.
ian 3O-N
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pCREsiLyER WARE.-sOLID Sill,

DUnk sILSEh WAHE.-SOLtD SILVER
Tea Sets, Silver Forks and spoons solid Sill
yer Walter, Pitchers, Goblets, ana Cups
Also, the largest variety Of Fancy silver Ware,
suitable Tor Bridal, Birthday, and Ann,verssy
Every description Of Silver Ware manufactured
70 oroer ana particular attention paid to Il getrg
up OF Testimonials, richly wrought with sppr-
pirate designs
N. w. GAIT BRO, Jewellers,
Jan 4-V 324 Pa. av., let. 9th md 10th ats.
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X~SMiTHsONiAN LECTURES Re-,
o>A SEQ. w Bethune, u. D.. Of New olk.
Will lecture THIS (Friday) EVENING, at a
jan 30 1t
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rAE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
~ viii meet TO-MORROW MORNING,
at ii O'Clock, In the Smithsonian Institution.
Essay by Mr. f, Thompson, Of the Fourth
uon In Elementary schools
1t& A. c. RICHARDS, Sec.
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LADIES' WINTER HATS AT COST.

HUTCHINSON 4 MUNRO BEING DE
L i termined TO close cut, IL possible, their ~
entire stock Of Winter II ats, so that none be
Left ,verto another season, have mari cd them ~
down In price, and will commence from tn,s de-
to sell them OF at cost, for cash only. To a.
charged, 10 per cent will be added.
Afro, fine assortment Of French Flowers
Plumes, Ribbons. sc for sale very low at III
Fant y store Of HUTCHINSON 4 MUNRO,
jan 29.tFebl 3l0Pa. av. bet 9th md 10th SITS
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Wants.

WANTED.-A CHAMBERMAID TO A
w hrst-rate one, the highest wages will b,
given Apply ct LLOYD'S Union ho'el Non,
but white girls need apply. jan 90 q
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Inc Spanish si:vor Ccin Question. The
comments OF the commercial press upon the
house bail affixiUg q standard value to Spar
lsh and Mexican silver coin when rendered
Ia payment Of Government dues, now before
the senate strike us as demonstrating the
necessity for its enactment Up to this time
such coin has been received b. the Goys,nmsn.
only or suferance. That its circula.io, in ,b,,
country ID gricVous nuisancs all know who
are familiar With commercial affairs. L,
passes for more than its true value, and Their e..
fore is fraud en- the community to which
the Government should by no means be /.
party. The proposed law provides for its pu.
chase or redemption at United States Minis a.
all it is really worth-at is true Value as
bullion and, though it also provides that tho
quarter pieces shall not be received at more
than twenty cents in payment for Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-30

DEV. WILLIAM A. CLARK HAVING
H transferred the charge Of this institution &,
Miss HEWITT and PROFESSOR STAuBLY
the duties Of the school will be continued as here
tofore under their joint direction assisted BY the
same efhcient corps Of teachers. Jan 30 eo1wS
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-07
The Countr Fnir.

A press of matter in last weeks pa
per crowded u all notice of the Fair
held on the gath, 25th and Goth days of
September. 1t wss unanimously voted
by all who were present, to have been
the best fair ever held in Ashland coun-
ty. The products of the loom, the mill
and The actory, the handiwork of the
ladies, all kinds of agricultural imple-
ments Of the very best patents aid make.
handsome carriages from the extensive
and celebrated works of AMEs & LEACH ;
patent fences; patent corn mills; Sps en-
GEES Pafent setcing machines, patent
every tLing,-the products of the farm
of all kinds, immense pumpkins, potatoes
and corn, luscious, peaches, apples and
grapes.-shcep, hogs aud cattle almost
equal to the number "upon a ihouzand
hills and the largest and best variety
of blooded horses that was ever exhibited
in the county, were upon the grounds
competing for tie prizes.
AS long as our fairs are carried on
with energy, and the interest that charsc-
tcrized this last one,i if we leave out the
" two-penny attempts of certain in
dividuals to make them more advertis-
ing agcncies,Athey canno fail to have
agreat influence in advancing the inter
ests and prosperity of the farmers-the
bone and sinew of Ashland county.
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a rebuke to the Black Republican party
for which he will long be remembered,
not only BY his Democratic friends, but
also by tho mongrel party whom he de-
lights to hold up to the public gaze
His speech was mostly coh6ned to ma
tional politics-settiDg forth the mali
cious aud inconsistent opposition to the
Democratic party from the days of Jack
son down to the present time He con-
cluded with a few remarks On the treas
ury dedication, &c.
throughout the entire meeting the
best feeling prevailed, and we feel as
sured and speak advisedly when We say
that Mohican Township is good for a
Democi attic majority of s~eventy-fve.
JEROMEVILLE.
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"

On the 2sth of SEPT, by the Rev. A. Scorr.
Mr.. JOHN r.. COOK, merchant, of Rochester,
Minnesota, to Miss FRANCES 5. OLlN, Oi
Savannah, Ashland county, Ohio.
On the o9th of Sept, by the same, JOHNSON
WEIGH, of Orange tip, TO Miss EMELINE
BUCHANAN, of Jackson tp-, this county.
On the Isl instant. by the same, JOHN W
WHITE, of Washington County, Pa to Miss
MARTHA A. CAMPBELL; of this county.
On Tuesday morning, Sept. 29th, by the
Rev. s. DEIFENDoRF, DAVID whitley, OF
Wayne county. to Miss ANN Z. COWEN, OF
this county.
On the LIST instant, by the Rev. ]. RoDrAsoN,
GEORGE W FORD, TO Miss MAY Z.
WESTMAN, both of this county.
On the same day, by the same. HENRY
HUMERICKHOUSER of Plymouth, Indiana,
to Miss RACHEL HUNTER, of this county
The fair bride and groom, for their kind and
substantial remembrance of the printer, in ad-
dition to their numerous other virtues, cannot
we'll have any other than a prosperous voyage
of life.
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BOOK RINDING.T
ImpOrtant Ia Eyerth0aY

E,OR the last three years, l have been engsgedin
Il a business known only tie my self. end compar
ativeIy. few others, whom i have instructed for
the sum Of S2u0 each, which has averaged me at
the rate of Ss.0G0to $1,000 Per aHnum and hav-
ing made arran gements to go to Europe in the
Spring of 1858 to engage in the same business. | am
willing to give full Instruction in the art to any
person in the United States or Canadas. who Will
iemit me the sum Of ST. l am induced from the
suceessi have been favored with. and the many
thankful Acknowledgements have received from
those whom l have instructed, and who are max
ing from S. 10 SIS per day at it, togive any person
an opportunity 10 engage In this bnsiness. v hich
is easy, pleasant, aud yery profitable. at asmall
cost. There is positively No hUMBUe in the mat
ter. References o11he best class can be given as
regards its character, and I can Ieer to persons
whom l have instructed, who will testify that
they are making from IS to SIS per day at the
same. u is a business in which either ladies' or
gentlemen can engage. AZ with perfectease make
a very handsome incom Several ladies In vari
Gus parts ofNew York tate. PeDnsylvania, and
Maryland. whom / hav mstrucIed, arenow max
ing from S3to SO perd ! at Il. 1t is a GEEERAt
BUSINESS, and but a { v shflfings Is requifed to
start it. Upon recei of 81, will Immediately
send the applicant a printed circular eonfainine
full instructions ipt BART which can he perfectly
understood at once. 10
All letters must be Addressed (post paid) to AL
LEN T-PARSoNS, s3J Brondssey, New York
3mIQ
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For The Ashland Union

can 7s1nshlp.e.Ssr a~sePreseni-
Alive ON hand for them.
Mn. KNAPP-Dear Str; Owing to
the inclemency of the weather on Friday,
the I'd instant, u meeting was not SO
large as was anticipated but notWith-
standing the disagreeablere ss of the day,
as the evening came on, a goodly mum
Der of the true Democracy assembled at
the School House, and after waiting
acme time fer the orator, DIR. L. L
Crane, the meeting was called to order
by the Chairman, @. HOFFMAN, Esq
DIR. J p. Cowap, our worthy candidate
Cor Representative, being called for, re-
snoadeddartsst Pspeech of an Lour and a
half in IeS,5tb, during which time he
held bis sAiience as by magic. He
showed up the misdoipgs and incOnsist-
encies of the Republican Legislature
during the last Two winters, in passing
their pretended measures of reform, and
demonstrated to the satisfaction of all
present that their so-called reform was
for the especial benefit of the few whilst
the Industrious and laboriDg portion OF
es~muRity we're left to bear almost ths
entire tuEdep of taxation. The Doctors
speech thrOughont Fas marked with a
degree of clearness Asna honesty that
commended itself to the favorable con-
sideratiOn of all present., and Will tell
largely to his advantage on the 18th
By the way, he paid his respects to the
Ashland Times, rs he said they had
given him especial care, and he did not
wish to be indebted to any such concern.
The Doctor CONCLUDED his speech amid
= hearty round Of applause.
Mr.. Allsman was then called for, and
in his usual fOrsible style administered
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-07
DR.. PHILLIPS,

Physician and Uterine P~atholOgist.
located in Mansfield, would respect
IL fully inform the Females of Ashland and yicin
ity, that he will hereafter visit Ashland once a
month, and spend the first week of each month
with them in the treatment o fthose diseases Incl.
dent to the female SYSTEM. We practice the French
diagnosis and treatment of uterine
diseases and feel confident from the unrivalIed sue
cess with which our labors have been rowned in
many ofthe Eastern, as well, asthe Western cities,
that we viii be able to relieve many that are suf.
fering from thoseGaRctionG and dis.
placements of the uterus; IsHeorrhea, ameROrrhea,
dysmenhorrhea, ReROrrhagiq, proiapsus, onterer.
sion, retrooersion, reirofcction, aeutenetris.s ehro-
incident to the female system. The folio wingp per
sons can be referred to, Albany, n. Y. Rev. J
smith, Mrs. l.. Smith, Hon. Judge Hnsting, Mrs
Ms Tasting.
Syracuse N. Y. Mr. B. Sprague. proprietor ofthe
BrentualHotel, Mrs. A. Sprague, Mr.and Mrs Fan
cling.
Rochester, N. Y. Rev. II. NJ. Robertson. Mrs.
Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. McClain, j. z. SemUre
and Mrs. s. 4. SelnoTc.
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DIED,

On Sunday morning, 18th Instant, of consump-
ton, Miss ELIZA ANN WOODRUFF, aged
&c years.
AT the residence of his brother, T. G. bush
nell, on Friday afternoon last, Mr. COLLINS
W. BUSHNELL, aged about "a years.
This event has. for the last year and more,
been anticipated by his friends. MIR. B. was
another victim, cut off in early manhood, OF
pulmonary consumption. During his illness,
he had every care that affection conld bestow
to smoothe his pathway to the tomb. His fu-
neral was attended on Saturday last by alarge
concourse Of people. He was buried by the
Masonic Fraternity, of which he was a mem
Der. The resolutions of the Bar and Printers
of Ashland, which we cory below, show tho
high estee in which he was held by those
who knew him best.