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of this country and read by ALL therefore, if you
would people know how cheap you sell your
how neatly you work in your line of business,
hang your sign in the newspaper.
The Proprietors Of the
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readily select the Papers in any part the
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at the publishers lOlUeSt rates.
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"Sun' Building, Baltimore, Md,
Office journal and Statesman
mh3l-tmyl Wilmington Del.
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On the Sd instant ELLEN FRANCES, in the 10Th year of
her age, the youngest daughter of Chas and Ellen Lee
On the Sd instant JARRETT DALTON, in the 18th year
of his age
On the 3lst utmo Mrs. AMELIA BUCK, wife Of John NJ
Buck. in the 33, year of her age
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iDVERTISING RATES.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

Longer advertisements at proportionate rates Yearly
contracts to be matters of special agreement.
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CHINA, GLASS AND oUEEsswARB

r. P. BAYLY, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in China
Glass and Queenswae Rockingham and Stoneware at
Factory prices No Hanover street. near Baltimore fs2f
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AMERICAN ENGINEERS IN BRAzIL.-Col. Chas F.
NJ. Garnett, of Va, Engineer-in- chief, and w. S.
Ellison, Esq, superintendent of the Don Pedro I'd
Railroad in Brazil, have, it is stated, been dismiss
directors of the road were bitter enemies of the two
Americans, and being men of great influence
promised three candidates for the Congress of Brazil
to secure their election if they could succeed in
oustlng MeSsrs: Garnett and Ellison. subsequently
the three candidates managed to have themselves
chosen directors, and thus consummated the bar
gain. A former English contractor the road is
said to have been at the bottom of the affair.
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LADD. WEBSTER A Co q

" q %. {,
UNRlVALED SEWING MACHINES,
For all purposes where TIGHT stitch is required
2O2 BALTIMORE STREET, Opposite ii. Easter Co'sJ
Samples work sent by mail.
Every description of work executed 10 order
Families supplied with Machines and Operators by the da,
or week aIh
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SOUTHERN AND ESTERN
ADVERTISING ACENCP.
CRAFT 4 CLIFTON
OFFICE, No Second Story Franklin Building, n E.
ofBatmore and North streets.
~ Baltimore Merchants, TN application above,
have their Advertisements inserted at ul fishers Prices in
ANY NEWSPAPER OR PERIODICAL THE UElr STATES at
saving to the Advertiser of all commissions, postage
trouble, &c. fe2l-tmyl
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NUNS & CLARK'S
PA y o o R 7 Z s.
The subscriber constantly receiving supplies of
NUNS CLARK'S
superior and beautiful PIANOS. They are without ques-
ton, point Of ercscce the best Pianos made any
where.
For sale only by +. d. BENTEEN,
No. 10 North Charles s rect,
and 50 Fayette street.
CO MELODEONS from SIS, upwards mh2l-G
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CoArNGs, VEsTINGs, CAssIMERs.
1859 SPRING AND SUMNER. 1859
G. Mex TEAL n. E of Baltimore and Frederick
Streets just received and beautiful styles COAT
INGS, VESTINGS and CASHIERS, which will be made
order in the best MANNER with guarantee to please all
who will give him call
~ Also. large assortment Of READY MADE CLOTH
ING. mhl9l I'm
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GABRIEL d. CLARK,
corner of Calvert and Water SITS,
Now offers for sale London, Liverpool and Geneva Watches
Of superior workmanship made to order Also the American
Watch, Hunting Cased Fine Gold Jewelry Silver and Pla
ted ware Browns celebrated Gold Pens diamond pointed;
Lecouer Swiss Razor and srops, warranted
Purchasers Of the above goods will pleas examine
the stock jsl5tf
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THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,
Z. M0U n IT'S,
No. 81 North GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where can be found largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture this city Citizens and strangers requested
to examine this stock of Furniture before purchasing,
there can be found always hand and made to order
TETE-A-TETES, in Brocatelle, Plush Hair Cloth so
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany in Plus Hair Cloth, or
cred in any goods ORDER Full French Paor Half French
ARM Rocking, and easy CHAIRS of various patterns in
Brocatee, Plush, or Hair Cloth; CHAMBER SUITS, in
Walnut and Mahogany of various styles from $50 to 5000
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking Chamber, Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, &C. EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terms; HAIR Uusk and Spring MATTRESSES hand and
made to order All goods carefully packed.
f. MOUNT
mhl1-tf No. 81 N Gay St, opp. Odd Fellows Hall.
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S. T. CHURCH,
DENTIST,
mhI2m No. rs BARNET STREET.
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SLoAT & Co g IMPROVED

LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES,
ALL PRICEs,
style Machine, price $50, very complete, with
Tension, superior to any in the market.
Sales Room No Baltimore street. opposite Adams
Express Office.
mh1I-tf L. D. CHASE, Agent
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While the Suffolk Flour mills, Boston, were burn
ing the I'd. inst, United States marine
attempted to pass the fire lines while the fire was
burning, and was resisted by the police The
marine stabbed two of the police officers and NOR
tally wounded a woman who was near by The
assassin was promptly arrested and committed to
prison.
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FIRST CLASS CLOTHING.
Messrs. W. o. LISTHICUM and ". H. NEwCoMB, Of this
city, have recently formed cOpartnership in the MER
CHANT TAILORING AND FIRST CLASS CLOTHING
BUSINESS and for the purpose of better accommodating
their many friends, from Calvert street to that
large fine building Baltimore street. directly opposite
the Clipper Office Gentlemen wanting garments will find
much to their interest patronise this establishment
for whether quality Of goods style workmanship
it is unsurpassed.
LOOK HERE, STRANGER
Ifyou want either CHINA, GLASS, or COMMON WARE,
go to
JOHN A DOBSON CO.'S
CHEAP CHINA STORE, Nos. . and y. Charles street
they will sell you little bit CHEAPER than the CHEAP
EST Give them call and examine for yourselves jalf
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ROOFING ROOFING ! | RooFING | II
Economy, Durability and Security
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
Unrvaled by anything discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address or call on
JAS H. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building, North and
iy26-u Baltimore streets, Baltimore,
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STOCKS, LOANS AND EXCHANGE.
JOHNSTON BROS. CO,
BANKERS,
No. l9S BALTIMORE STREET,
Execute orders for the purchase sale Stocks Sc
curities commission. One of firm is in DAILY AT
TENDANCE at the sessions of the Brokers Board ORDERS
executed with promptness and fidelity.
LOANS
We enabled, from the facilities Of EXTENSIVE
CAPITAL invested in business to grant Discounts
make advances Coaterals, purchase Time Paper
upon favorable Offerings be made DAILY this
Bank, from A. ". to 3P. NJ
EXCIIAN GE
20 l. l. T. c T | Ms
This branch of our Business is Systematically arranged
and facilities of such character that enabled
to PURCHASE EXCHANGE and UNCURRENT MONEY
and to MAKE COLLECTIONS at the lowest possible
mh12tfr BANK-l9S Baltimore street.
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PHOTOGRAPHS IN OH CoLoRs.
PHoToGRAPHs-in India Ink.
PHoToGRAPHs-in Water Colors
PHoToGRAPHS-Plain Mammoth Size.
PHoToGRAPHS-in every style.
PHoToGRAPHs-made every size.
PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE OF ART
G. n BARNARD,
n26m No. 2l3 Baltimore St
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The POINTED YOKE SHIRT
Is manufactured to order by
CONSTABLE, WALLER Co.,
l55 Baltimore street.
This is pattern Of their invention, which, after many
changes, they are prepared to pronounce perfect.
Give them call-oppesite the Museum
BIsHoPRIcK's INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDERS just
received by GREEN & YOE. 80 Baltimore street mis- Il
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SPRING STYLES, 1859.

Spring style ofGentlemen's Dress HATS now ready a
COAS No. $50 Baltimore street. above ST. Paul mh4Im
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BUrcHER's SHoP IN PARIs.-A considerable
crowd some few days back. pressed round a new
butchers establishment at the corner of the Rue
Tronchet and the Rue Neuve-des- Mathurins. Up
wards of thirty metres in length, it is entirely fl
led up with white marble on supports of porphyry.
The counter is also of white marble silver cary
atides. fountain of water, six feet in diameter,
and shrubs are disposed about with certain de-
gree of taste. Thirty mine persons are employed
in the establishment, which offers each morning
for sale 20 oxen, 20 calves, and 60 sheep. The
great novel feature of this establishment is that,
while protesting to sell cheaper than any other shop
in Paris,it delivers with each parcel of meat tick
ct which entities the buyer to share in the profits
at the end of the month 1t is reported that thrifty
fathers of families are forcing their appetites
to eat quantities of meat in the idea that
they are thereby laying up portions for their
dauohters
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MILLER & BEACHAMS
GABRIEL ID. CLARK,


Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited. list
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Some time in 1857, Jim Steele, a bright mulatto
boy ran away from his master, W. Green, Esq, of
Charleston, S. C. He was arrested in Brooklyn,
N. Y. but by the management Of distinguished
phanthropst" he was placed on the underground
railroad and taken to Canada. A letter received
in Charleston, few days since, reports that Jim
Steele died in Canada East on the 26th February,
from "staryation and cold"
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JAS. W. GODDESS,
No. 90 MULBERRY STREET, NEAR EUTAw.
METAL ROOFING,
HOUSE CUTTERS AND SCOUTING.
Also. REPAIRING AND BUILDING HOT AIR FURNA.
CES, LATR0BE STOVES oS-1y
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WHEELFR & WIIsnN,s
DCCCCDCo1e.

WING MACHINE S.
Neio and Valuable Improvements.
DIAGRAM OF THE LOCK STITCH.
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GAS FIXTURES AND FIXINGS.
BLAIR & CO,
MANUFA CTURERS AND DEALERS IN
GAS FIXTURES,
No. $50 W. BALTIMORE STREET
n. B.Gas Pipe introduced by experienced workmen and
warranted free from leaks.
RE-GUILDING REBRoSzIyG, and SILvRRING done at the
shortest notice. ap29-tfr
BLACK SEED OATS.
~ We have just received small invoice of the cele
brated
BLACK OATS,
from "Prince Edwards Island, of very superior quality
weighing 81 lbs per bushel
We have also the willow, 'Rufe,' varieties
of SEED OATS
YELLOW and WHITE CORN, for Seed.
BLACK CLAY and COW PEAS.
For sale by ,. AALC0I & CO.,
mh3l-5 Wood street. ROMN's wharf
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DAY Il MARTIN S REAL JAPAN BLEACHING impor-
ed and for sale by GREEN YOE. IS Baltimore St mhsl
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DIAPER BAGS.
OF late there has been objection to this article
owing to IMPERFECTION IN BOTH PAPER AND MAN
UFACTURE. These objections are now ENTIRELY over
come by the introduction Of the
NEW MACHINE MADE PATENT LIP BAG,
being made of the best Manila Paper and perfect in ALL
respects, (sizes from i to IS lbs)
Grocer Confeconer Druggists and all others using the
PAPER BAG,
respectfully invited to call and examine
j. A. DUSHANE,
feetfr No 40 s. Charles street near Lombard
JOHNSTON BROTHERS 4 co,
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ed and for sale by GREEN & YoE, IS Baltimore st. mhs,
1~P LECTURE ON FEMALE EDUCATION.
~ The REV. DIR. SAMPSON, President of Columbia
fa2ks XII 2S s5t TITS II Ta
EDUCATION Introductory to Course of Lectures for which
5 REy Ra NE ai Of St Johns osg and
laf ea
week Time "a NJ The public are rssPec RRngkg Invited
1t President Baltimore Female College.
RP WATER RENTS.-As the Water Rents
s9 eb be d hs e s y ne se
by the 18th Of April 1885, the Water will be discontinued
ape.at BY ORDER W. sTEWT WEN RSSiistr,r
lTY MARYLAND INSTITUTE-THE COM
~ az TIN ME S%d VT OF THE MALE DEPARTMENT
airy tickets , sHed for the Of the Female De
Ti be G6m fs So the Male
ap25t .- SCHOOL OF DESIGN
1-P COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS BANK,
W BALTIMORE, March IT, ls59The stockholders of this
Bank hereby notified that Election FOURTEEN
to serye The ensuing year. will be held at the
mhl7,2awte TRUEMAN CROSS, Cashier.
l~P MARYLAND SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
r fFfRy rs Of s that an
will he held at the Office Of the Institution, No3 s Charles
ap st WILLIAM BAKER, President
1P FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK,
this Bank are hereby notified that ELECTION for NINE
to serve the ensuing will be held at the
bakllg Rouse on Mo the 18th day OF April next, be-
mhlg-te JAMES MOTT, Cashier.
lP BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
Of the Bamo a9 R6ad are e
Cd f FsfS Il 5 s
@S!s .ns e0! ?SaN $ sELLNAN President.
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I - = HEALTH OFFICE, Baltimore, 4 pr 4 1859.
Report u tie Deaths in CITY Of Baltimore for the Week end
on Monday morning.
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City Politics.

The Tammany Hall and Mozart Hall General Committees
held their regular monthly meetings last night At Tam
many Hall long preamble and resolutions presented
by VIM. d. Kennedy of the Ninth ward and adopted by
the committee, derouncng the legislative interference in
the local affairs Of the city, and undermining civic rights
and curaing municipal privileges, with finally 10
deprive the citizens Of all practical voice in the cont.ol
and direction OF their immediate Affairs. The committee
approved Of the decision Of the highest tribunal the
State in CONCERNING the action OF the republ-
Police Commissioners, which they hail as the
rst assured promise OF bright and glorious dawn after
long nightmare OF oppression. They congratulate the
Municipal Police OF this city, in tho recent judicial decision
their favor and agreed to publish 100 900 copies of
Senator Frank spinolas report the working Of the
Metropolitan Police Commission, for distribution through
mics 10 which partisan legislation give birth They
denounce the proposed amend ments the City charter
and resolved that II these outrages be continued
and redress refused, the people will be COM
PEELED, with reluctance TO fall back upon their
natural rights, and appeal TO tho sense Of justice
throughout The country 10 sustain them In resorng
the oby LETT Tor the vndcaon OF their franchises.
They congratulate the citizens Of Brooklyn their
victory the local representatives of this tyrannca
aud Iapacious power The closing resolution empowers
the Committee On Organization TO call great meet
ing OF citizens, irrespective OF party, 70 protest against
arrangements municipal rights The Mozart Hall co
mitiee adopted similar resolutions
The TammaDy Society held special meeting last nigh
initiated General Joseph Lane, United States Senator
from Oregon, member OF their body large attendance
Of the members present, and tho proceedings were
unusually interesting.
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Markets..

New ORLEANS, April I, 1859.
Cotton day, 10000 bales, all before the re-
cept OF the Indians adv;cs Prices stlicr but quo
taions unchanged midding l2c. Mess pork, $40 IS
Coffee dun; prices easier, but quotations unatesed.
MOBILE, April 6, 1852
There liz improved demand for cotton sales to day
1900 bales middling, i2Ac.
CHARLESTON, April 8, 1850.
Sales 10 day 1 800 bales: good mdding l2ac. l2sc.
Market closed with an upward tendency
CHARLESTON, April 7, 1859
Cotton-Sales to day 900 bsles good mldding, IKE
1850; mdding fair, 1915. l3c. Sales OF the week,
IL 900 bales.
SAVANNAH, April Q, 1859.
Cotton advancing sales oday $50 bales; middling,
fair, 12kc.
SAVANNAH, April I, 1850.
Cotton has advanced hc sales 70 day 500 bales; mid.
ding, 12c. l2Lc Sales of the week. 1900 bales re
ccpts III 900 baes against 900 in pero last year
Total receipts this Az 500 bales ncreased re
oepts at oil tho pors 900 bales; stock here $4,000
bales.
BALrMoRK, Aprii Z, 1860
Flour steady. Wheat quiet. Corn quiet yellow, SOC.
Sc; white, TIC a77c. Provisions dun and unchanged
whiskey quiet: Ohio, 2Sc
PHIADMPruA, April Z, 1850.
Flour dull and declining Wheat also dull aud tending
downward whito ii 60 red, 81 30 81 90. Corn lower
yellow, soc. s6c Provsons very du pprk i,
slS DO. Whiskty dcciinng and selng zoo. ~ 10
There was sale To- day Of zo,o0o no wool at
SAC. q 62c.
CINCINNATI, April 7, 1859.
Flour unchanged; super6nc he'd u. as 30 !, Al 60
Nhskey duh and 40. lover Sales at 23c. mess pork
held at ST. 25 Bacon ono SAc. Bulk silss-slas vi
%, 900 pounds at SAC
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Assembly.
ALBANY. April Z, 1859.

AI.ANY, April 7, I5bV
The bill TO reorganize the various departments Of the
New York CITY govern pent came up for final reading
Mr. OrDYKE (rep moved to recommit the bill, with in
etructons all relating the Street and Health
departments apd the portion extending the term of Office
of the Corporation Counsel.
Mr.. c. s. SPENCER (ep.) and Mr. SCnoIErEID opposed
the motion.
Mr.. ToMrISsoN (dem) spoke eloquently and forciby
against tho bill denonncl IL as outrage upon the ct
z.os Of New York. He then reviewed tue provisions OF
the bull arguing that not Of them improve
ment upon the present charter.
A long debate eDsued, the chamber and the lobby
being crowded with outsiders.
Mr. WOODRUFF To strike out the epaoting clause
on the epsupa OF the Of provisions
and kkSe ground that IL would be disresarded by
people II passed, and would again involve the city in
barassing litigation.
The motion lost
the bill was then read and passed.
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THE OLD POLICE.

Erect of the Decis'O" OF the Court OF Appeals
In Tho City lover Fur Hundred Of tire Old
Police Reporting for Dusy-rhe Police
Commissioners iM a QuaI.dary-secreG Sea-
sion-Admstted aud Rumored Action or the
Board-TrOubic Ahead, &C., SC.
The publication yesterday OF the decision OF the Court
Of Appeals in the Of james Mcuns against the
poIau olice Commissioners, ordering the rsInstate.
ment Of the plaintiff in his position as police Off ,er,
created considerable excitement among the menbers Of
the old police force who had dismissed by the
uopotan Commissioners, and four hundred of them
reported themselves TO the General for
duty.
Throughout the city the decision was subject OF gene
raj discussion and various opinions expressed to
the probable action Of the Commissioners in the pre-
misses. Not . few supposed that tho remaining mem
bers Of the cd force would be- reiusta.ed nstaa-
ter, and that sufficient number OF the Metro
p0litns would have 10 be dismissed to make
room for them. Early In the morning the Office of the
General Superintendent crowded with the Old officers
most Of them, acting under advice Of counsel, reporting
for duty, Of them expressing much astonisnmsnt
that they not Immediately ordered into their wards
Many among them appeared well dressed and jovaI and
took the thing good natlredy apparently willing and
able to wait the Of law 70 secure their rights
Not few looked quite seedy and many quite poor while
were really ragRed-exhbiting the serious
quences which had resulted " them fiom what the Coat
Of Appeals decides 10 have been their illegal dis
mssa from their legitimate employment Among
those who reported TO have been but taree
captains and few Of the sergeauts and cuteuants though
more OF these may report 10 Gay. steady stream Of
lht poured in all day 10 six r. ~ The General Super
lutepdent received them kindly, and took down the
nanaes residences ana precincts Of each for future action
A good joke is told in this connection, showing how
The assumption OF power BY the Commissioners will
revert TO their discontinue. II appears that the
Board very recently deprived tue General superintendent
Of the power which he mad heretofore exercised OF detail
ng tho tn their respective waras, which privilege
transferred TO the COMMITTEES ON Discipline, composed
of Mr. Nye and Mr. Bowen. so yesterday, when any Of
he anxious to ne placed on duty they were
said promptly referred to the COMMITTEES Discipline
is that the Commissioners became coasidera
ply furied, and the General Superintendent
ed orders to take the and residences vi the
and tell them 'tbat all for to-day"
The following is list Of the who reported for duty
yesterday Claiming that they entitled to renstsd
under The decision In the McCune by the Court of
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DxwEY.-t Harlem, on Wednesday morning, April g.,
Mr. Nathaniel Dewey, aged 81 years.
His relatives and friends invited to attend his fune
raj, from his ato residence l27th street, this (rday)
morning at eleven o'clock. His remains will be taken 70
southport, Conn, for intcrment
FoicrR-ln brooklyn, on Thursday, April 7, WILLIAM G.
FoIGIa, in the 9Th year Of his age
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from his late residence No
20 douglas street, Brooklyn, Saturday afternoon,
Y, for n,erment.
Nantucket and Boston papers please copy.
HoOG in Brooklyn, on Thursday, April I, TsuxAN
HocG, in the Goth year OF his age.
mo iIiends and relatives OF no family invited 10 at
the funeral services at 81. Luke's church. Clinton
avenue, on Sunday afternoon at 40 O'Clock HIS remains
win he token TO Green wood Gem sery for intermcnt
btpsoN-On Thursday, Arril7 MARY, daughter OF
Charles ana Mary Hudson, agcd i3 months.
The frCncs OF the family invited 20 aseod the fuae
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Court Charlottesville Dav

srrRrNg CouRf-CncuiS--rart l.Sos. Csc, $780, 1903,
l4o4 1907, l1so, 1882 1880 2oSs, 2oeS, 2oss, 2lo3
2ssl, 1900, soo7, sol7 sao, 1858, a3si $3.50, a4os
3sl5, 1913, 3iIs, 1868, 1903. Part 2Nos $50, llzo
llb2, llbs lieo ile4, lies, ll72 liza, ll76, 1850
1852, lls4 1856, llss, 1870, 1l95 1884, ll06, 1888
Part 3Nos. 1878, 1875, 1871 1879 1881, 1888 12s5K
1871, 1891 l2es 1896, 1897, 1899 1901, 1909, $780,
Special TermNos iol to lis, llb to ils to 100, 1872
COMMON PlxAs.-Part Mos s65, $40, 9I5 ol6,
slS, Sls, 020 1871, 697, 937 939 $40, 9l2, 943, 94
dart a.Nos A. e2 s22, e2S s2S, 926, 927, 92s, 919,
$50, 1913, e36, e36, eo4, $40.
su,R,oR couRr-Nos n, Al, ~, So, "a, IS, os, 50,
I49. - - ~ - -