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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-18
BY CHARLES ". BUTTON.
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Tho ylRGINIAH Is Published i,aiy y. AID rri'Weeky
=, a, n.r anuu,u In adra, and Wee II o. 81 hHarte IN
~ ,r. - o,h.r~ie A. 20 will he char g IN ali caSs No
nsner will be epi at ih ION "' The ff"P
.,or until all arresraaes shall have been rnd -
f io,,nss or lrss f hst scro and ~ cents IL IN
" n,l.. a., d,r,., unr ecy atnl u ed ~
. ~ .ona,, Vii be charged Tor ca nsern II
nm. ~, Of |, seyti marked on the Mr. 1t Will be
as,.,,,h h.d III tered ont ant charged acco dhgl.
TttE Yt.Aki.Y RATES AGE; ..
Fer one s1"a'v, 'a''' y 1850 .-........,.... 5u
Fer two slua''s' ~ ~ - .............. y,
FOR one ep""'' ~" IN .-......,.... 40
rg~ Aly.r sem.nl> nt.nded fu both papers s""'e' '"
special eonrar ~. IA. A. ,,..r ,,nm,,at.
- Annual stvr, VIII he limit 7" iie'r '."'
husI,e.s or The a vcftisenents rhnrR" Al 'rt"s, A.,
y-- An new advertisements appear IN me ""i'! III" w
weekly par+rs a., , ,,,t ,ines are changed
racab;y ,,r tn excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-18

- ISLAND WEST INDIES The richest io,mat"n Of
Phosphate ot Lime known Ia the w"Ii containing ~
,ne ihns phate of Lime, beng 20 iihet
Phns u than tone Dust For sale hv the sub.,u
bcr much prices than Peruvian Unano and from
tnona received superior tn II In ieri2inR qualities y"
further partirnlarsapry L. W. 4 ANDERSoS
IN LIZ
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n rUuNITURE. .runNlruRE!.

,.t~-.s vxsce,- ,-FURNITCRE. .EURNl CtRE!:
a<ksSxAS rateul or past tho subs, rbcr would
St-SsN4 return hts thanks To hts friends and the pub
lie senc,aly, and inform them that he
hand and constantly adding ih,rctu) large
Elegant Furniture manufactured by sknIl work
the best al and finished In tho msi do
rahr Ills Stock embraccs every article usuay got
IN the most extensive manufacturers
spictsa call those sina purchase feeling as
.uediiat hu and Will Satisfaction regard to both
price aud quality al work
Hair and SEuuk Mattresses always on hand.
EDN J. FOiKFS,
Warcools and Mandatory door bnlow Liberty are
81 dIatsU
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G&SBakRI4ss
Sns daily Sal fIMoRE WEKCMh isy III
very morning (cxcept Sunday and is dsiive..
Carrlers to City Subscribers at Cts. per wecs
The WECKER is also delivered in tba f4.,.s
~aSningVon and Wheeling daily by Carrisrs,
50. so in advance. 0 "sny EoH
- aras nns w9skly BALTIMORE R WEoKER is noh,,
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peldem 5wei 91etben 9etletltter 9elber 3dbne
1errortamen. Getleioet mar pieie 6iBnt NIT
eIner Srltnen Uniform, Die auf Der Brnlt u. AM
Qalle NIT brelten wetBen 2lufdId8en perleben
'Dar auf Dem &opfe tru9 lie etnen tleinen nies
0rt9en 6ut
OteIer Arnlee ron Wad)8fi3uren aeoenit6er
mar elne Jtelbe fletner, metallener Sanonen aufs
9eFhprt, uno oaneben la9en fleine aerlid,e
armprulte init pfelleu, oereu Spieen aus tlei.
men Stednarein beltanpen Otc tletnen Wlus
nltton8m18en fiji Die Ranoaen maren nit
l9Uar5en Grblen Befiqt. a p
oaS Spel bate il eben be9onnen Die
taIlerllhen Sinoer batten ehea ben 6elcsua ae..
gen Die felnollde Armee bon Q4dAefilaren er
OtTnet. Die fIeinen Gr5bsrSGse 6eroinano uno
0ian5 carl ltanpen ais &anpnlere bel ben &ls
npnen, Ole Gt5ber5c9iAnen Glemeutine, 4n,alle
uno @arDlIne Waren leoe bepa1lnet nit elmer
tlelnen 4rmbrult.
Ole &anoniere iAolieu auf Die 0ie,beu Der
Soloaten, bic @r3ber8oSuuen batten lbre sBfeile
bauptla9ltdl auf ben fardterliAen Nnlubrer
Der fletnen Slrmee Berihtet. go oft Elm BIetl
tItn trat brad) bic gauge Rtnoerl6aar in Elm
lauteS 2rlunpb9elhrel aus, uto 10 oft cine
S1nonehtHSel etnen Golpaten Der Aruee nie>
oertredte, entIt1no etn frober Subel
2SaS 1T bann DaS fir Elm aOetlictlte8
Spiel fra9:e Oeare Qonle aaeno, inoem lie
nit Wobl9efallen Die 9er6tbsten 8ansen u. Die
8llbenoen 9lu9en ibrer fleinen @tlawilter to
tradtete. 3s
DaS 1T oos 8CuuparteIpiel, rieT Der fleine
Gr5ber5o8 6ran3 Gatl to5. Der Pdpa aai
ler bat mir ole8 Spiel Seidtnft, als mir uob in
Sfen maren, uno ct bat miA auG selebrt, pie
manS lplelen nluB Q8r babeu eS louse nibt
9elplelt, a6er heute molten MUS wieDer einnlal
prcbIren Seben Sic, 5apelter 2ouiIe, oie=
1er ablAeultde Rerl na pot Der 6rcnt DuS 1T
Der Shurfe, Der 8onaparte, Der leBt aller Ser
rem ldnper tteblt, uu0 eth reGter . eb uno
Nauber 1T. Gr 1T gang BON &r5 nno tein
PFetl fann tbm mas anbaben, aber eine Steue
bat er auf Der Srul, oa no ba5 Ser5 fist, Die
III BON 0adS, uno Darum mug man BEL Dem
S4ieBsn INNER n1d) Der Sielle btl5elen, uuo
penn man lie trlfft. 10 blebt Der Yiell igen, u.
baum ut NAN Sleger uno bat Daa plel ae
wOnnen, uno befommt Die auss lebe Btlob
nunS. Sb, icb teune oaS Bcnapartelpiel aan3
Senau, Der Papa Salier bat eS rit lelblt gnd
| Digit NIT mir In Sfer 8elptet. ais MIR nob auI
Der 6lubt maren pOr cielem stdBthtn Bona.
plrte, uno Selne Oeaitltdt baben a. d lu6, ae
lebrt, mle man ben Sonaparte au6i9snlp5tn u.
perhSbnen muB. SGrt nur gu, S1wetera
(8Ortlegung OlgI.l 1s
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Dr. 0nafee

beDan0elt allie Gnfbe tie n.
y. 8aafee iptrb beionbere Nufmertfamfet auf
fSgeube uebe! perwenbsn: 5afsn Grdltuneen, ausseb
raae grdune SnRuens, Iabma, QuftrStreuennbuns unb
anbsre 0ufr5bren unb 9uueenibe 8let@taas prb er NIT
Bans beipnbcm 5let6 aae 9autube bebanbeIn ais 5ft
web GcrDpben 8bumdttSntuS, (btbt8en te drDntfhfn)
Neurdlgte 9hla9RnB @ptlepe Da5repfe (bdmrrrhDtbnJ
npIbene Nter ae Nren 0tagenbe Qeberbe6wrben ub
Rrautbn Der 0eb1rme; besglet6en Gue rGni6en Rrdt.
betten GbGre eleden ae 6rGntfGea Rranfbeten
bes petbGen 8e6ebtes uue Der Rnber.
Dr. aafee bat 1000 3eu8ntde fttneS SUufGnb9en @r-
fglees Bet hr RHr Rrebsge wren, alien gDunben unb
SeiGwien etn, 6rtnbtOpfn, RrCpfen, 0e6pulfen unb
8euln aer Nrt unb Dbne Anwenbun9 bes Wefers Dtsie
uestaendnnten ueb fbnnen ntt mtte GrrepCnbena be.
taa6 It weron fDabern bic 6rdnen mHen d nnter per.
f5nltde Nufltht be6 DOttprS feusn, sesJ a. r
Dr. aafee BAT elm neues Sutbnm enoedt weItes ben
,16war3en Star"Dpatrmmen abfDrbtrt unb pbne Nn.
nbura 6ss Meers bis Sebtraft bee @uses eber bereQ
Aub eurtrt II dae Qeben Der
9lngem na0 O1reH, $50 @
Obue NasnbunB hes Wers rber Der Nate an6 6dlt ets
ne DortreIte AuSDabl wunberDcuen tanflen Mu9en
nnb GSmp1nums Oer Otren~2rrmmen Dcrrctttg, paien6
fir tebes 0eI9let unb Ilter en8efcst In Ntnutn.
Dr. Bdatee TT elmer Der 6ef6tGteen unb berIbmtehen
est ltbemben Aee unb @brmrsen unb en uf fat tn ber
Stabt Der gDet anerfannt. ~ 4a
Ne an Or. Badfee abre5lrteR Brtefe rgenb etnem
Srte peen 10 Gts. bst9e6lDen tnb unb bereu Snbalt
Grogeu ubrr rBenb etue Graahett bert fnbn prpmpte
Beantwprtuna, aud reroen rDntfbe uebel iGr bebans
bel nit auSnabme serer UsGe feline perfSntt8e 8lniptu.
dung fproern
AS- g f6dftsfunten SUn utt Wrr8tns BIS
upr MbeubS. .z,ee 3 r. . a0tee,
Np "a 2er.n8tDnfr., sptiGen Charles. H. 2tbertsfr.
Sultl5,i 5.ss Baltimore, Wte
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Dampfz Observation-Disclosures

Dur ntefsn Dapf appdtnt erben nt nur aein BITE 8stt
feberM BON aaem Staub Swets unO lbeIu eru ssrenis
elsttea metr ednG 6eett NIB aebaute 8ebern sr6dsn
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ettfsbsra su retnsen fOasn GentS 8lauea unb Gbsr.
II Gents pfunb Me bteles @tfNGt belresnb
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6efrrGt. Gbr. @rnf DUIff,
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Ots astts galttmOrti eDsGsr" tFt@tsss
ieiet Gents per g8c6e, an bte Gr6ger satltar.
Der ,gDlter' wtrb ebcnFaaS tn gDGpinetoa unR
Dbeeltn8 tagttG bur6 Gr68er ben AbOnntn'tn
tus 3Gus 6efpret.
Durjb bic pSf SerIenect tDitet Der td8ItGe n06edef
$500 per Sabr, In unbebtuster SSr q 80 e
4 LUNG.
a. Dds % oldb nj Latt be5 SalttmGre SDe1ef
rl5etut ebsu 8rfttaa unb fOiet ia9r1t@ ~ tn HnOe'
@tn9ter Bprdusbesdblung.
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S1ll1St JlC. 70 { Oolperh, W. ~
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Ws'enoe nno 8oasdnger fnben an uStaem aonaSnbio e
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W'S GO pt per anaet8en befens empfDbleu pereeu ~
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in 1trc. 13 yicrDs9aptrabe.
Der llutetscbnets bGlt tets bas srS6te 9aeer ppa
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eO esn nsaeasn 9taasr adbea Yarors
8Drbanse 2innn. 8ltabs 9enettante (2atten
unb GROsr 8lenben. @nfasbanb, SGnur unD Auafea an
9anb weG ben btasen Detien uerfauft NGe relGe
Olde @5a1en su taufsn wunfen plen TA mene QDoaren
unD bic Yrslse tasu anfeben, sbe fe anberspp tauen
WtIlt m 8. Griffith, et.
gir 13 @aefr.. eeesnaber bet Gtrifttrde.
NDBbaar araben Uerbe auf 8etenung oneeferttgt unb
3opeta Don ben btaen 4rbetern i9nea gut augema
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Oftt DEM Sdiffe oScctia"
tas tds irb empan8en cine bet eutsnbe Qartbe
d6ter Solldnbiider 6Gringe
NIT tDr8sdrebensn 4ranb, bic mfr Sd1Fe III eapfan.
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meldem 5tpei 91etben 9etlelhter eelber 3dbne
1errortamen 8etleioet mar oieie 5tsur nit
elner 9ranen unlfCrnl, Die auf Der Bruit, u. anl
Qalle NIT brelten weiBen 2lufidldsen uerleben
mar ouf oetn acpfe tru9 lie eineu tleiuen nies
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|VuO uHU N9IuW6 UE1 EIl1lEB
Spari iamfeit betm 8rennen uno a
adu5ltheS 6reiiein bon alIent Dampf u. @erud
ntGtIbertrDffea werbenctann. e 8
Bet enem ROfenbetrag IL Gents per 6tunbe atbt Is
ein 2t, wel9eS Gem bon auen IaesQtGtern alecmmt.
GnbIer nnb QDeferDfduter ebalten ouf 0erIdnaen
ben unb GDniumenten Rrtlen6 f6nnen but etanes
AnGauen I'm 2aben Ter &Ompa8ate Der 5e unb SntS.
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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21
SATURDAY, MAY q, 1859.

which was so much more than he expected to
get, that he Immediately sold it.
A few days after he sold his farm, his wife
said to him, 'John as you have made such a
good sale of your property, you had better
have the old shay repaired" John to please
his wife had the old shay sent to the carriage
makers, who lived close by. In few mo-
ments a boy came running to Mr.. Jones, and
said that the carriage maker had discovered
something wonderful. Mr.. Jones went over
to the carriage makers to see what he had
discovered, and was agreeably surprised to
find that his old Uncle to try his friendship,
had put fine thousand dollars in notes and gold
under the lining Of the old shay.
Many friends when they heard of it, came
to congratulate John about his good fortune.
And some proposed that they should put n
horse to the old shay, and drive to Deacon
Sprigges' house, stop before his door and
give three cheers for John Jones' good for
tune, but the good Mrs. Jones objected.
John with the money he got from the old
shay and from the sale of his farm, bought a
tine farm and lived in happiness and peace
with his kind wife. And several times serv-
ing his county in the State Legislature.
gsss- The author does not claim entire ORR
ginality for the foregoing it was given out
iii an Academy as subject to be written upon
by the pupils, and the above is the result of
the labors of one of them.-Editor Of tie H.
quirer.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21

an attack, as they had placed no sentinals OIL
lookouts of any kind. He had plainly recOg-
nized Gillingham, which made him doubly
anxious for the engagement.
Upon receiving this information, Marion
drew his men up, and bidding them not to
raise hand until he should give the word,
he ordered them to proceed.
With cautious, stealthy tread, they APP
preached the unwary foe, and in a few mill
utes they Were in full view. The men We're
now formed into a line and after assuring
himself that everything was in readiness, the
General gave the command to fire.
It was promptly obeyed. In twinkling
the leaden messengers were speeding away on
their death dealing errands, and several OF
Gillinghan's men fell to raise no more. The
remainder were thrown into the utmost con-
sternation, but recovering themselves, they
| grasped their weapons, sprang to their feet
mounted and prepared to defend themselves
The wings now rushed in upon them. Find
ing themselves closely pressed the tories
fought desperately, but they Were arraycd
against men who coutended for their families
and firesides, and they found that to conquer
them would be no child's play. The fight
was hot one, stubborn resistance charac-
terzed one side, determination to conquer
the other, but it soon became evident that,
notwithstanding the disparity of their mum
bers, the tories were giving out At this juno
ture, Roland Wetherill cspied the hated form
of their ruffianly leader, and putting spurs to
his horse he was soon face to face with him.
"Ha, ha my pretty bird, = said Gilling-
ham as he came up, " suppose may thank
you for this visit, well, WELL I've rid the coun-
try of three of your rebel tribe, and here goes
to fix your flint, so saying he raised his gun
and pulled the trigger, but it missed fire,
yrtt IN of ho IN bn
drawing his sword he made a savage lunge
at the young man, who suddenly ducked his
head, drew pistol, levelled it, and with the
words, "Now fend of perditiop, your time
has Gomez he fired with a piercing shrek,
the tory captain sprang up in his stirrups and
fell to the ground corpse.
''The deed is done calculated Roland, 81
have fulfilled my vow, Father, Mother Henry,
you are faithfully revenged.'
Seeing their leader fall, the remainder of
the tories began to fly. It was not deemed
expedient to follow them and they were soon
out of sight. Our little party dismounted,
and made preparations to encamp.
II was found upon examination, that the
slain of the enemy amounted to nineteen men
with four wounded whereas, upon calling the
roll hut three of Marion's men were missing, |
and one wounded, and but slightly, being still
fit for duty. .
This conflict proved the overthrow of Burt
Gillingham's fraternity of cut-throats, who
after the punishment they had received at the
hands of the "Swamp Fox" never again in
tested, or were heard of about that neigbor-
hood.
Roland Wetherill served his country faith
fully under Marion, during the whole cam
paign, and, at the close OF the war, he retired
from service, married, settled, and lived to a
good old age, beloved and respected by all
who knew him.
Wilmington, May 10Th, 1859.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21
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The steamer tomorrow, the fulton, VIII TAKE
$500 coo 5000 GOO in specie making the shipment
for the week $l,50O,OOo. The demand for paper is
good, with limited supply. Gilt-edged passes at
for short and y cent for long dates. On CALL the
supply Of money is abundant at Al p cent, and ap-
pears to be increasing daily. The banks hnd 1t dh-
cult to keep up their extended lines. The business
of the Clearing House to-day was eco 969 Ooo, which
is moderate. The coupons due May l. 1888, attached
10 the bonds of the City Of Rock Island issued to the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company will be
paid on and after May presentation at the office
of Halsted & Gilman. There is fair demand at pri-
vote sale for Government Us at lOi lot for invest
ment by trust and savings institutions, banks, &c.
Treasury notes frmer and selling at par to 10
cent premium. Some Post-Office Department scrip
has appeared in market, but the loose manner IL
which il is made out has made capitalists shy OF
touching it, and 50 is the least bid.
The wel-known banking house of Winslow, Lsnier
& Co. is dissolved, Mr.. X. II. Winslow retiring from
business after sborous but successful servitude Of
thirty years. The house Of Winslow Lanier & Co.
has been since 1919 one Of the most prominent a.
well Is successful Of the private banking houses OF
the city and has sustained q high reputation tor hon
orable dealing, energy and enterprise. Mr.. Winslow,
We are happy know, retires with al ample oompe-
ency 10 enjoy that relief from the cares OF business
20 well earned by his long and constant devotion to IT.
He carries with him the good wishes Of q host OF
friends The house is reorgsnized under the same
frrn by Mr. j. f. ID. Laner and Mr.. N. c. Morgan, late
Cashier OF Winslow, Lanier & Co. M. Wlnslow has
issued the annexed Circular:
NEw-YoRK April 80, 1859.
A. stated in the annexed circular, now retire from
business after thirty years active employment therein
in this city, This charge has been for some tine my
purpo-e growing out Of desire 10 De relieved from
The cares incident 10 bushes, LIE. part with Re
gret from nv late associate, J. +. ID. Laner esi.,
who. with NY old friend late cashier, Mr. M!not
c. Morgan, have ny entire confidence and W .-Tre.t
wishes In their future course; and cordially and conn
IDENTIFY commend the new firm n our late corresponi-
ents and 10 ell my special personal friends The
ability means and character Of the new house
now formed, such that am sure y viii command,
a. il should the confidence Of al X. VI. WISsLow.
IL regard 70 the traffic Of the Central Road, we
hear from Albany ths, the local sHd passenger tEsic
s increasing and that the through freight receipts
arr not 20 much reduced &c was anticipated. The
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ANDERSON-FRAZER-O Thursday morning APFi z, y he
Rev Edwin r Hatfield d, Andrew Andersen u 70 Lizzie
frsxeF, both OF this city.
NHAM-HILLIARD-At 81. James, Chrca. RoxhaTy
Mas Sunday March r. Frederick O. BaTaz:n Il New
Work Catherine l. HA-e, dsustcr of FRANCES HUI
hard ESQ, u RoNbuT,.
GARNTy-WoGLON-Oa "Wednesday, April ., \; RosSyille
staten Island BY the Rev M Conway, NJ. James w G.-
ny 70 Miss Alice v Nos.om
GIIMORF-SI OANr-Iu this eiy, Wednesday, April =,
BY tire Rev. J. W Alexander. d the Kew ; uNH'fe OF
HFXAMER-RYISlG-o Saturday April % a. me residence
of the brides f.,her b, the Rev. Wiley. kTeoercs
NJ ~ Blanca Reisg eldest Cat gh;er OF Adopn
Re;.is. NJ p. al of this city. -.
"Wednesday. April q :. the Church
Of the Anuun.is0r Fourteenth BY the Rev DF ses
hori Jss.- Holmes AnIr B. Fesh.as ccss da2sh's' OF
George D reskine. al Of this city -.
IANGDALE-LINsLEY-l Baltimore Tuesday, April 81
BY the Rev MeCabe Rector Of $, Steven. Csureh WI
liam Lansdale Matilda Stoney Linsey esnshter 81 ne
is,s Henr, S,oney Lip.ley. NJ D.. and NJ r. { L.
LOwBER-STROVER-on WEDNESDAY, April q, at the rrs
d.n. Of N. brides father BY he Rev K Wssh6urn John H.
Iwber Of Bad Mountain Pscins, daughter Of George
S,Vyer esq, OF schuy leryile, N y.
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IBFgCROMBIF-Int

lBFRCROMBIF-In The CITY 81 Brooklyn rddsy evening
AFr - sii.r brisf iB-.., John A-reouO- N he eiia
TIE Tssyc. and fns. Ae y ,spes:tay inyie4 2
attend ms funeral from his as rassnsr No ls Coneo-d
street. Monday morrips May ?. a. 10 O'cbet a m
ArrLEGATE-In Brooiyn on Tae.aay. April d AZ. Gro
BoSYER-on Tht1,dsy morning. Aprl p. Msr.h. AEpe.
daughter n Roe AID Jane Bonner aged IS InoHihi AID II
Te friend. and rss:ivs.of The family invited to attend Der
funeral Saturday tfDoon O'clock from tne Residence
ofheT parents, Nc. Is Wss: Tweu;y eisa;h street.
ROW r. Fs1s p Nm .5 N As Ann ss
Due ,,iee Of he funeral viii =. given
CUENINGHAM-At sscrsmsnfo Cal, on Tuesday March =
james IaHIilshsfn T. SAD - year. .na Toa,h. yoIIs
sS.. ~ t County y = '-'''
GoDDARD-cn Friday morning, April 2, Gertrude l., only
Tn friend. .pd relative. Of the family are invited .eni
her parents. No. l6s East ThiTtieth street.
HATCH-At No &c IVES, Fourteenth street Thad.y April
formerly Of Chicago H. in the leth yea. Of h age.
JOHNSTON HARRIS On "Wednesday. April p. a. s.;
Johnston 70 Thesdo.ia j. H.rr. both Of hi, city.
MiToHELL-At No "a MoprOs .tree; on THURSDAY evrHin
ard Ca;lsnns A. Mitchell ssed yg.r- and 2 day.
NIEMANNAt No 1if Pearl street; George r. Niemsnn IN
Henry and Catherine Niemana eyed Year, 10 mouths aid
l7dsys
RANpOLPH--A Ess,on Ia on Wednesday, April p, Jais
daughter Of Jane. p Randolph
REELA, No Prince street, Brooklyn aer short Illness.
Lsey Reel daughter of William and Cahsrinr Reel aged
ycsIs days native Of me County Lougori Parsh Of
kous ydmon, Ireland
sMYTH-At No 50 North Fourth street Wilsmsburgh. on
Thursday April g. Abby Snyh native Of the County Al
trim BelyH.,us, Ireland.
sAWYER-In tis city Thnrsiay morning April p about
o'clock from huns accidentally received Miss Matilda Sawyer
aged q and months
TAYLOR-At Nc 81 Fourth street. Thursday, April q
Arln- only daughter Of Richard W and ELs Taylor aged
y-sT and II months
TREyINESS-In San Francisco Thursday March "a after
Iops and painful Illness William Henry Tviuss. 1f
GeoTss and Mana Treyines Of h. city aged . years, 10
mopths and days.
WIN1FRS--On "Wednesday, April r. IN the City Hospital
M,ta Winter aged q years and u:outhi