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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24
NOW r. 1~
AND ENTITLED.
The TENANT HOUSE
fENBERS FR0H P0TERRY'S HEARTHSTONE,

containing nearly SEQ RACES handsomely embellished
with Original Designs by Dallas, and engraved in the
highest style Of the art ny n. Orr. Esq. Price St,25,
Mr. DUGANSE was Chairman Ofthe -Tenaus House
Investigating Committee" which Committee was ap-
| pointed by the New York 5 ate Legislature, to investi-
gate the important subject Of TENANT HORSE" as az
fecting the welfare OF our community. on the facts of
which investigation the presentATork is founded. It
Is one that appeals to every Christian and philantbro-
pist with peculiar power and absorbing interest. We
herewith submit some endorsements from the most dis
tinguished Divines in our city, which OF themselves
are sufficient guarantees OF the merits Of the work:
From The Rsr. FraHeis l.. Halrks. d. d. ~
n the book were less attractive as a literary produc-
ton, ! should still feel that its author had eutitled
himself to the thanks Of the benevolent, for his gener-
Gus efOT: in the cause Humanity
From the Rec. Joel Parker, d. ID.
This book is pure as the poems of Cowper. Theplor
is ingenious. the descriptions graphic. the characters
well sustained
From fhe Rev JHsd Smith, d. d
Based on appalling facts, wildly depicting vice,
without pandering to it, 1 cannot doubt that it Will
prove an attractive boot. and have a wide calculations
.l lFr0a tie Rsv- SanEsl Osgo0dJ
Il treats with great power and pa.hOs the tragic facts
OF our modern city life.
49, From The Rer- J0HB D0rliHg. ID. d..
lie who begins the reading Of this book will find it
difficult to lay it downt till he reaches the close.
This is the most fascinating book. that has been
published since Uncle Toms Cabin; aud is also true
AID authentic. j~Uc0pies just received at
BOOKSTORE.
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The Wabash and Western Railroad
safe, at ForI Waynr, was opened with
f,.>- keys last night aud twenty thousand
dollars slolcu-iye thousand do.lsrs in
new bills Of the Frontier Bank Of Illinois,
and the balance OH other banks OF Illinois
and Wisconsin. There is no clue 10 the
robbers as yet
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

PRINTING OFFICE FoR SALE.-The
office of the IVES, G~reenviiIc, PA
Times is offered for Sale.
West Greenyille is a thriving liule
town, aud the opportunity offered would
be a g0ol one, Tor 4 practical primer.
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WASHINGTON dispatches states that CD.
Slnuel Mciarv has been offered the
& ,ycrnNr>hip OF Kansas, and that he has
t. ,n a { W DAYS 10 decide upon The ac
ceptance Of the lrns'. I'll: pays b tier
than the Columbus Post Ofica. the Office
OF Governor viii not b. likely to 80 a
begging.
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Showing a Republican majority as
above. Of G, 9G5, which shows a net gain
in the Stale since 1856, for the Republi-
can and Opposition Consressicnni ticket,
Of 1912.
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orFrcIAL sTArg REco7yITIoy.

Nearly every State Superintendent Of Public Instrue-
tia in the Union, or corresponding OAieer, where
such a one exists, has recommended WEBSTEs's DC.
TIOSARY in the strongest terms Among them are
Maine, New HaEpshiTe, Vermont, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island. Connecticut, New YORK, New Jersey
PENNSYLVANIA. Ohio. Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois.
Missouri. Michigan, Iowa, North Carolina. Alabama,
Minnesota, ami also Canala--TWENTY- THREE in
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

STEALING \ MINISTRIES HORSE "A
fine horse, the property of Rev. J. 7.
Boyle. Of the NJ. E Church. was stolen
from the stable of Joseph Mlpss. near
Western Reserve Harbor, Lawrence CO .
Pa on Monday night, 8lh iQst. Tweu
ty- five dollars reward Is offered by Mr..
Boyle Tor the recovery OF the horse and
apprehension OF the thief. The horse Is
described As bay, 16I hands high, four
year old, white hind feet, and a star in
the forehead.--Ne Castle Journal.
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THAN 500 REAMs loECap

NUKE THAN 3UU REAMS 1OFsUap
LII and Letter paper have been received at ADAMS
BOOKSTORE, within the past month, 50 you may
know where is the place to buy it, to sen again.
4 FEW COPIES MORE of Gold,
IA smiths Animated Nature just rec we'd at ADAMS,
Strings, SC, &C. @
SCHOOL BOOKS, ScHooLBoOKS
too numerous to think OF giving a list OF them.
aHythiHg in that way can always be had at ADAMS
BOOksfORE. on the besttsrms, especially in Saanti-
ties. 2 80
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NIB. Dr.. D, speaks he German Language.
About two years ago ny Eeneral heAthbe car muci

About Two years ago ny general Meath became much
impaired and in a short time there was an eruption
made its appearance on my face and body assuming
the very worst type OF skin disease, $50 called by the
Doetors) Ny husband being A ply stefan. tried diff
ferent remedies. hut availed nothing. then applied
this time my head and face was a mass Of sores. I
heard of Dr. DIS great success in treating chronic dis
eases and diseases Of the skin I applied to him and
in less than three months he had the eruption removed
and my general health Improved under his treatment,
so that 1 nov enjoy good health. In e0nclasion. I
would say those S1geriug from lkediSease, should APP
lily to DR.. Dellenbaugh. MRS. A. F0GEE.
= Cl-veiand- Aur ISt- I-54 #Ea EaIH ncv24-0-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24
Congressional Vote in Indiana.

The Congressional vote Of Indiana il
r.-. ..- ILL.,
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U. s. CIRCUIT n DIsTEIor Courts
NOVEMBER TEEM.-The Court dehv-
cred an elaborate opinion in the case OF
Ortnel Griffin vs.. The Clinton Line Elk
ten'ion Rail Road Co, in chanccry.
The Court holds the Company not to
have complied with the laws Of Ohio in
its proceedings to perfect an iacorport
ton, and 10 be not a corporation. The
decision is an important one. not only to
the stockholders of this, but of o her
roads in Ohio and will probably be pub
lished.- Cleveland Reriew.
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AGENCY OF THE
UF VII
AMERICAN

Agents for TrnnBun Co. Dealers Supplied IT man
| utacturers prices Hf. 49, 40 81
WARREx. NOv.Ith. -, 4w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

In P'dnca'. Ky., 4 Young MARI. j
lady, aged thirteen years, WAS delivered
Of a child weighing IL pllni<.
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Ale0ital.

yuyJIE FIRST STEp-Oliypr Goldsmith onca
49, ,a,n,,l xop dor th., n.ool, sbouA pesst
- =, ,,nv ny.n,ions and di,coy.ds, piaeasded
ia l., 81. ra~.n.r.,. eonld eur.
on on tn VANS aa Phss ~ a. 49, why do.t ,o, a
~ III sn h h f yu, bnrnoys and be healed The Price 10
III - ~ ~ ,otbins tha he ala not sdorn ur,b..
- p ,,h.d tbs b.sl,ns wonder. 10 wh b be- slfsicd
& a.,bv .s po, over rrraulous Ia behaving all be- read
~ f' c.,u ,ha r,,.h.x ~ ,h. f
aoou. @ a 80 Ia ,ho, oo,io,s mill. and nov dsu AZ
hetous ahu 49, va,,s hi. ,hs, ustisns Aahtl~.s
east yuisa a.. ~, In ali ca.s A. die urrod
80. III. Gcod Sstyr.d Man. aud Tn. Deserted yiasrS
~, v.d d, lsn.b,er and tear, broad wsus
H., 81. N. x,. ,od tbs wouarrs az urr,
Yations that In our own day are more universay
sra & a,niv,ly n.sd than one hundred years sso TN,
orixiuaI poets each e
ni. a.. ,s h,naebod remedies nav nhsm~d in
rs su - nh.r,,. ..nn., s,d ho, p,ssr A.1
p ~ sna son yscsns az on, dsv
"a W n,,,on m. world hs. rscomfsrd tbs real value Of
that I iy.n and the doctors nave forrot,sn
,, t,snsed by The snphonious titlc of QacIs! In
I'D m. gr,a.r numb. of the most important vahsabe
r,m.di., Of the modern physcianr-inedes which ba
,.. o. LOST eath and 20 save fseting lewere
bins more nor less than Pst.n, Medicines THU u sbso-
t G,y of ana,, anv Of Nh. improy.meut. in msd,esl
nc ,n.di,,n hs. b..n called science viii falv
"a hser,ialIv nroye IN. a.-.ron The FacatvD who
80. ,b. faculty. OF seeing the pan..t matters
49,, .,d mv.,r ~ of nrofr .sjonaI .peotsr es nav
WI, IN admit the above assertions But ,h~y are
no, The less trua The world did move though all
,b srod men denied ~ And the medical world 4 bong
- tns "sina n, en- ld,.bnd ol.n even now w. do not
a., m .n.cfy v6st Sh.k..pea. call. modern insan.ssp
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Mr MuIlaly having accompanied the two Atlantic
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Indeed accustomed to regard him as The Historian
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about publish narrative of the Atlantic Telegraph E1pedi
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prceerits, propisions, &e.

O(s0 TEAS GROCERIES and PRO- CGn
SOO VISIONS cheap for CASH No. 30 GIeep <OOV
wch-st., corner of Marrays-
THOMAS r AGNEW has the largest and choi-est oct 81
Provisions b- found III store Ia
New CITY Cal and for yourselves Save money
THOMAS RAGNEW, Importer.
Who sale and Retail dealer in choice Tess Grocer Pro-
visions, kc., No. 30 Grcenwiohs;., New forh.
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fireworks.

EDGEs FIRST PREMIUM COLORED and
II BRILLIANT FIREWORKS
LABORATORY, NORTH POINT JEksEf CTI' "
WM. j. SYMS & BRO, SOLE AdEN1Ss
No. 500 BROADWAY. NEw-YoRk, suRE-
who're samples Exhibition Pieces also every ,skre
WORKS smsd b storekeepers ss~s scsa e s1s lousn
Tcrp~do~s Whse Trisnsl,s, Bensoh LNass TOWN
Csnd~s hinss BettrIi~s Ae., may be osn - noeea
COMMITTEES ssyyled with pobSe s'sFaeS'
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NETWORK, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,
ITO COUNTRY ERCHAN
ID. APPLETON & Co.,

ID. APPLETON & Co.,
PUBLISHERS ard WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS,
Noe $40 and S4s Broadway, NY,
Have completed The of :ser .le;
hey ceph Of Us by IS feet width eins the
largest Boob sssroon n ne world
comprise Standard and School Books
put.hed unted States Among he School Boob, be
''''-'' u WEBsTERs SPELLING BOOK,
over ], go GO Of " hicn are % a annually.
coRsELL's BIOGRAPHIES
pronounced by Educators he bs: series pabhshed
he.p constantly supplied every book demand whether
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With be Of their sore they have ADDED to the
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The attention Of d-aers particularly directed 20 he great
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Are pu1i.h;SSt and foI al. eSsoy y NJ -. s
For sale a, al the Boos.tores
NEW MUSIC-The Swinging Schottisch, with
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IMPORTANT NEW MEDICAL WORK.
i MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE. Neafly
limo pages 100 Illustrations Cloth 81 BY Justly ce
rhrsed London Physician and Surgeon New
York CITY interesting book should be The hAnd.
~ adult person imTsrs knowledge all have sought for
vain in any other Sold mailed Of The country
by J. w. JUDD Nc. =! Broadway Nsw-fork City
NEW MUSIC -Balrnoral Schottisch, byF II.
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hngi So LYisthaD Gaiop d. Albert with hthosHga t'i
fssIs and Diamonds Mazgrks. ToneL Sc; fAy Anart,
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hNe Sent by nail posafe free Fjy Planes and Medeons
70 ~G s. T. 0pRpCN, No. Ta frcedwsy, Dc0 stb n.
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Mem publications.
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'nE best Advertising Medium in K,nsa. ia
ihs LAWRENCE REPUBLICAN I.,.. AnS'..i 70
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-. weeern States esnerss thus sfordus anusS.i q. -
<oss TO Advertisers, Mechanic, MAehinsts fn,,r- I
Of Agricultural InpIem,nt. Paper dea,. -,
Nc insurance Companies, Boob Publishers 4, -
ss,s % al knds desroas of fotrs;4iing
,nssesnns trade Of tAs section Of the West will con All,
~ nssres's ey advertising IN THE REPUBLICAN
shvey men Of all parties wislips encourage in K.
- sha aese sdvovsey Of the ssi Of all men 10 S
arprp1 n pursuit OF hsPpnes should sshseribe for rHy
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Guetial Notices.

Pri,tiug. House sauare, As liz Is ana ~ ~ "S'
-TpE srrAx PSsss" Tue s1hAs rk,ss -
N ,..us THIS MORNING the Fall Edition Of their
sTrIu pRyss large handsome folio sheet innsra'eo
-, g.. s,.,.vns, Of PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE =
che " souarep As II Ia and As 1t Was previous " the
.I n The Oh Brick Church The paper also contains
,,,. columns Of real wdea wake, soahead steam and
Es,re editorials and items Get ti-esd H. and eafn now 70
- sa,ipes. in future upon TeIegrsphie Principles
We mint an immense edition for free circulation in oil the
.p,e quarters Of the city and throughout the country
r.. can be obtained the Office Sen; by mail upon receipt
= ilree cent postage stamp.
BAKER L GOODWIN, Boos job and Gard Printers,
Printing House Square, opposite City Hall,
Tr.bane Buildngs-EntraDcs No. Spruce-st.
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* In AAI y II II
~ has removed 20 No. 57J Broadway where he hs< no'o
spacious store and basement and os shordns erea-rd mana
FEATURING facilities In addition his eessnt o. La
dies Shoes 81 desrpton he s aoee % ouer 70
Geren.n, Shoes CaieT and Shippers Of superior "0fAnAn-
sAip.
The ss-t boyess in Trumbss and Derss are received
nonthfy from Paris and al that rare ID Sye u tsoty
eeHbIsd IN The Jsd.rs Sba<.
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New Edition, Improved
ROUVIERS FAMILIAR ASTRONOMY
- ssnty lnusirSed and beautifully Printed Octave SO
pages, 81; cheap edition. octave, pages 81.
This work has been d;s-ip
eushed Of the world and highly approved
by George BddeN Airy esq Asironomer Royal Of Sir
John y W. Her-chel; Lieut. MSUry LII D.; Prof w c
Bond Harvard College Benjamin ApteroP Gould Dadey OBJ
seryatcry Albany Denisou OElsted Yale Coes, W. C
Bartlett D. West Point; stephen Alex Ander Princeton
Col;ege " j. and numerous Cthers. SeEd for circular
CHILDS 4 PETERSON Publishers.
NJ. ee2 Areh-st., Philadelphia
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Nc. lis Nsssau.st- Sew-YoYh
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uarhess....Peported by Telepraph.

BUFFALO Nov. SO ul-FLouR IL In isir d-nsnd espe
cisy better grso.s for Through Shipment sales bbs
att for good brands and round
IS % FOR aI c,o; - 55a IS 81 for double extra
moderate demand and market steady sales - COO
bu.h CSC for Milwaukee Club - for Canadian dtto 10
Ohio Coss market very hr and prices tend upward
ssls. IS % bush CSC closing with sellers this figure
BAILEY cpl held 65d'5c Rye Sc OATS es ty
at HHIsgY !. noinDs a. ats- CANAL FEEIe6Ts-f5>
fur IL. WheA lie. Corn 20 New York REcEiPIs
by Lake fol the last 40 bo1rs-Sa bb Flour; 81 5 bush
Wheat 81 ~ bsh- Com shipped By Canal: zoo2 ob. Flour
a. bush Wheat 81 IS; bush Corn H. 5- bush Barley
ALsssY Nov. IS m-FL oUR-Receip's more moderate
,aes cor hned demand WHsAT very quiet the oniy
sale 100 bsh. white Michigan a: 81 81 CoEs quiet holders
Dot pressing the market s+c 10 offer ID for lots In store
.gh;y improved d. uard. but better rates
ale. 500 bush Car.ds West. far article. &c. and $500
bsh DO a. Sq-Le latter j. . choice article weighing 4sd9
Ia 70 bgshel the afternoon - 0 bush stae and e
sod private lby CANAL TOLLS fT tue
las, we.k IN O.ob~r show incEease Of o2 over is5
The total for the to the st Of November
1857 10 Sso445 49,
CncISxsTI Nov s-FLorR unchaUted- WHISKY steady 1t
lie Hoes buoyant sss $40 :; IS bat sse AZ tie close
u TIL, fEur, The market excited account Of there being
80 auy dyer. f-sssr anxious 70 buy LARD l0
N.,,PoEK SIS = for new 20 b. delivered In dsys.
SEw.OELLAss Nov SCorIoS-salss today 1850 bsles At
nrehaosss tIees. LssD-sales .: D. for PINE. CoTIoS
FKsIGBIs 20 Liye-reol D-tIc-
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Barks on the seth of October were as follows:
49, Ed slll7i.gs3 se.sasSs slsoOa. 81


There was hearing before the L. S. Circuit Court,
at Cincinnati on Friday the charges of contempt
arising out of the refusal of the Sheriff Of Hamilton
County to surrender the assets of the Ohio Lie AMI
Trust Company into the hands of the receiver sp-
pointed by the Circuit Court. j. {. Wngut, Chas.
S,.tsop. Samuel Fosdick George Crawford, Clement
DIETRICH and Abraham N. Taylor, answered sAtsfse-
torily inteuoeatories propounded, and the cnaFses
against them were dismissed The hearing was to
proceed on Saturday against the other parties, lncad-
ing the Sheriff. An extraordinary amount OF legal
talent is engaged in these trials. Among thu VINO
took part on Friday FIVE ex-Judges, viz; Wright,
Hoadley. Caldwell Coffin and Mathcrs also Messrs.
S;ansberry Mclean, Todd, Lincoln, Worthington and
Thompson.
The White Mountains Railroad, running from Haver-
Hill TO Li,tleton ~ H. sold at auction on Weines'
day Of last week for GEO. subj TO some contingent
Claims The road cost between s2c0, GOO and SOD 00o
II was purci ased by George Minot esq, in behalf of
the bondholders, who will organize into corporation
for tie purpose trimming the road
From The Bo,fon Gd-,ne
We learn that the amount embeZZied by the default
ing Cashier of the Bank of Brighton has been ascer-
tslred TO be 10000. The wonder is that suspicion
was not awakened long before the exposure by tue
habits of the man. He -prang from the humbicst
position into an euerce almost mysterious that
Of Aladdin in the story book AMI Jared more sumptu-
ously than his ostensibe means warranted, and yet he
was permitted 10 grab To the above extent. Welsarn
that he has been dismissed from the church Of which
he was a member
Tolls received during the fourth week in October
fsoHIs Oh
II received during fourth Oct. s57 ss s.
Inces.e In 1853 $3.50 ~
Toll. during the month Of October $50 S5 ~
Tolls during the month VI October so7 2S1 oil
Increase for the month in l25s............sssO %
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DIED..

BANCKER-In Wnlismsbursh, on Monday Now Matilda
Her trends and relatives are requested attend her funeral
On Wednesday afternoon al O'CLOCK Hom Nolo4A's'iee'
Baptist Church, in this city.
BELCHERAt Roclland Lake on Saturday Nov.s Sarah j.
wife of Thomas j. Becher; also, Oh Nov thef inien'
daughter, Chariot, ssed IL months
COOKIE this city, Sunday Nov. Henry Cook, aged
months aud days, only beloved of Marx aud Ann Cook
SALEin this city, on Sunday Nov after short aid severe
Illness Stephen Gale aged " years.
HAGGART-In this city, Monday afternoon Nov Mary
The friends relatives OF the family respectfully
attend the funeral on Wednesday afternoon, Nov TO- at
p m her late residence No. Isl BFooine street. without
further invitation.
LEGG--In Nevada County, CAL Louis ~ Legs formerly OF
81. Louis, aged % years
LOOvIs-At No. I23 West Twenty-fhh street. on Sunday
morning, Nov NJ. Lows esq il his 10Th year. after an III
Of eight days
NFLsON-On Monday Nov g. Of congestion ofhe lungs Mrs
Lettis Nelson, in the nth year Of her age
Her M Richard La,aeIs and the friends o. fs arc
da O'Clock from heI late residence No sn'h avenue
without further notice.
Georgetown, s. C., papers please copy
NOLANAt No I Fast Twen:yeishth street on Saturday
Nov. 6, John Nolan, aged IS years
James and Mary Ann Reid, aged year and months.
sMITH-suddenly, Sunday evening, Nov :, Elizabeth
TIE relic. Of u. sDd e Of Ie and aos Of her
sons-n-law, Dr. L. d. Gale, Tbos l. Lee AID henry b.
s.Saa b n. al 10 H. nom her s;s residence No 1873
Clinton street, South Brooklyn The remains VIII &c 'AAen
10 Norwslk, Conn, for intermehi.
sCHusTER In Jersey City, Saturday, NOV joseph
Hermann only OF JOSEF Cathane W. schas;eI
s years d months.
TOWNsEND-On Friday Nov at the residence o. his sister
Fair Haven Conn, Of consumption, Henry L. L. TOWNSEND
in the 39th year of his age.
TETyIyICK-At No. III West Twenty eighth street, on
saturday Nov suddenly Ann Trevivick, aged z years
TROTTER-In this city, Saturday, Nov. Isabella =
T.o,ter daughter OF Alexander ana Chi'''ihA i'o 's
months and 2 days.
VAN BRUNT-In Chicago, Friday, Nov s. suddenly,
Edwin Henry Van BIuni, son oil IHms an nIuh asea -
wears and months.
WBITTEMoRE-on Monday evening Nov. s, Aun Harvey,
eldest aaufh,er Of I'll notify White more. .
The friends and relatives Of the family invited 20 attend heT
ne,n from the residence Of her father No IA West wash
ipston place on "Wednesday at without further notice.
WATSON - In BROOKLYN on Saturday, Nov. 9, William
Rci,rd Watson Of Jas H. aud Mary T. Watson, aged
.,,GQ uuouf