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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-14

Dirset 7yade.-The memorial to the Is,gisla.
turc upon the subject of direct trade with Eu-
rope, is at the Office of J. A. Lancaster * SON.
A very large number of persons have already
signed it; but ii is desirable that the memorial
should present the most numerous array OF
names ever sent to the Legislature. We there
fore urge all citizens to call and sign.
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Security Girea.-B. Heinrich, charged with
assauitiug G. II. Langley's child, was quired
by the Mayer to give security TO keep the
peace.
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York Rirsr Raiiroad.-We invite attention to
the new advertisement of the Richmond and
York River Railroad. A trip to Baltimore can
be made by this route and It's eonnect tions, for
six dollars
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Mons. BELLY's CoNTRAoT.--A letter from
San Imam del Sur SAYS.

The contract with Mons. Belly for the re-
opening of this transit ex pired on the 18th das
of last September. Despite his efforts to Oh.
tain an extension of time from the govern.
ment for compliance with the terms thereof
ID has been awarded to the American consul at
San Juan del Sur, Mr.. Ran RunneIs, who ex-
pects shortly to be on his way 10 the United
States, with a view of organizing ccmpsry,
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Seriously W-John o Taylor, Esq, well
known citizen and magistrate of Heurico CO.,
is suffering from dangt rous illness, from which
1t is feared he will not recover.
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A SAD SCENE IN CoURT.--A handsome and
respectfully dressed woman was brought in 20
Justice Cornweil's Court in New York, on
Thursday, in a state OF beastiy iutOXication.-
Whiiein charge of the officers in the court.
she took q fiji Of delrium tremens, and the
scene that ensued was heartrending beyond
description. Her shrieks we're 50 terrible and
agonizing that even the officers of the court,
used to such scenes, were yisIoiy moved. One
of the officers of the court stated that this
woman was the wife of an eminent physician.
and but O short time since was highly respec' =
ed as an exemplary wife and mother. and haa
verything around her to make her life happy;
but in an evil hour she yielded to the vice OF
inteTnperance, and since then has gone down,
step by step, in her std career. Her husband
Nried every means in his power to reclaim her,
ht without avail, and, is a final resort, was
tAiged TO have her arrested and sent TO the
enAtentiary.-Tttbune.
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FATAL ExPLosIoS.-The guHpowder ex-
plosion at Atlanta, Ga, was caused by an in-
ceadiary, who entered the store OF James a.
Gibson q nd laid a strain" TO some guHpowder
therein. al night Levin s. Blake, who WAS
killed was . native OF Baltimore, where ne
leaves mother and sister.
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Inland Narfgattcn.-Wm Berkeley, employ
ed on the boat Rediand, undertook a cruise
through the city last Friday night, but found
the navigation more dangerous than that OF
the raging canal. An officer found him spread
out upon the pavement, and had him car
ried to tie watch house. Discharged on Sat-
urday, after an admoniilon.
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Music hath CAarsas.-Juhn Hephorn and
Michael Conway, lately convicted, In Peters
burg, of felony, were brought - The Peniten-
tiary last Friday. A party Of musicians hap.
pened TO be in the ears. and Hephorn, whose
name has musical Specification, got them 4
sound their horns TO the tunes of .sComing out
the Wilderness aud Good Bye the prison.
er accompanying the instruments with his
voice. A wag Of Petersburg, who never loses
a chance TO prssx = joke, says he IL sorry Tor
Hephorn, who is now really ssplayed out
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= FOR HENT-on 25th street, Church Hill,
= .ra .s,sS ssStnn sIven lHmedatsig, oae of those
- bE.Ch TtNEME<IS lately occupied by Il
H. I.t o.. ESQ-. : doors North OF LelIh ST. aus
,+.f. cruas - tHa CHUrc5i flfll Bakery contain
...r r..lf.7. W8fh irS basement, small garden at
-...at a"d we'll ut wafer on the premises. Price
80 rs I. n. FACH0.
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A Fearful Fisien.-John Henisea appeared
before the Mayor Saturday, to answer acnarge
OF assaulting aud threatening To XIII John
Norbile. The complainant made an income
rent sfatement-said he saw at least twenty
men around him with weapons, of whom the
accused was leader, and he believed that his
life was in danger. II was proved, however,
that his assailants were like Falstaff "men In
buckram,n purely imaginary. The Mayor,
seeing at once that Norbile was laboring I'M
der that fearful delusion which results from
intemperance, discharged Henisea from Gus
tcdy.
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g. TOR RSST--A HOUSE and LOT on Val
: e, i7tb,l street. Win four comfortable rooms
- ,.trS store and irtr aud ali necessary
...s -....rs lnr she accommodation of small lani
g. .v ..i sci. nt excellent water ~ the yard, To
.o.t tenant, the terms glit ha made very mode
!7-s Ayg!y 10 JOHN i. HUTCHINSON
.4 1-.S
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t->H t.c fhrse story Erick BUILDING on
,'... .t.Wfeu Nam sud Cary streets Apriv %
MARCUS HARRIS \ BRO,
a-2.-fs l-5 Main street.
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s,. roRsALE...As smaIl TRACroF LANp

s5x% FORS SALE.--A small TRACTOR LAND
~ on the New Bridge Road, three miles east a
-~@H the City of Richmond known as "Auburn,
and ADJOINING the Lands of Mrs. Dir. Christian, DR.
s l. Hart and %; aers. The above tract contains l&
acres and is situated in pleasant and des;rahIF
rPI hborhnnd. IL has upon u ! very good DIV EL-
ING HOUSE, CONTAINING or 10 rooms, with
suhc!ene! OF wood and water. The soil Is produe
i've and is well adapted 10 the growth OF all kinda
of greln. grass &c, and would make q most desi-
rsh,e ye-etahe garden. Il Is Eghly susceptible a
improvements, and by the lndleious use oi lime
and suanu can he made a desirable farm, AS the
satisfactory results from the use of these manures
other lands n rhf neighborhOed will attest. The
above property IS offered for sale privately, lib
erai and accommodates terms. or would ex-
changed Elr city property. Apply 70
RAWLINGS Il HOLLADAf,
18th street, between Main and Franklin.
Az G-ts Richmond, Va.
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- 7 3 X BTSJ-~0Eo elegant LODGING
8 e.,j. ou first fooT, over our store. corner ot
IL "a al.G ErOaG streets. Fo- terms. sppiv Ia
a-r-.~ JOHNSTON & WHITING.
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JohH c. Sa7e.--This distinguished poet sAnd
humorist was listened To with great delight by
q large audience, On Saturday evening Ills
tiou will be delivered Tonight In the hall Of
the Mechanics Iustttute. 6uateet--sP Pcetsy
Anh pnnte.H sssBe
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*ffS 3ftGbAD LA NBsS FOX 80 L5- ON
[4f LONG CREDIT, AND AT LOW RATt
~-~" Of iNTERtST.~-The HANNIBAL and =; 20
sera Railroad Company having over SO peg ACRES
OF LANE. t.ine 10 The State Of Missouri, which
granted. by Act oi Cor -ress. "a AID II the con
stractnn of their Rnd offer the principal portion
thereof for sale. on the I1Gst liberal terms.
The greater part Of these Lands are within SIX,
and all within fifteen, ri!es oi the Railroad, which
entire ieBgth alt miies,t and runs through coun
r. WHICH Is unsurpassed hy any IN the saiuhrlty al
o. climate the fertility OF It's soil, aad the extent
ol IL mineral reaDOrces. ~
For further information, apply at the Land Office
~N " JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner H. & St. 10. X. X.
HANNIBAL, Mo, June l4th, 1853.
u I'D hwsmH
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A GxsrLrsAs FOR THE BRlrisn ARisroc-

A GENTLEMAN FOR THE BRITISH ARisToc-
RAcY-The Rochester Express tRepublican)
says:
sFrnderIek Douglass started on the SIN for
England. via Montreal, ON his confirm plated
European tour He will find in the shadow Of
Enropear royalties The appreciation which he
Justly merits as a reiined gentleman aud schoi.
ar but which is In great measure denied hltn
in Democratic America
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= tuR RENT. .--Ona excellent Room over
r. r.- store. suitable Tor \ Ssngle gentleman
At ..... r. MCCARTHY.
...--S M RYpad SfreAt.
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-, TWO FIRST 4 l. X II l. -
81. STANDS FOR RENf--GHe STORE now oc-
IL Jgei bs : hu--eHaemar. ua Nam ST., under
Sr Charles Hotel. and the STORE No. ), " al ST..
Inc rent, to good tenants viii he low. Apply "a
leE Its BENZ. DAVIS.
~, FOR aRENT-Lawyers' and Doctors OF FL
{ . c tS and LODGING ROOMS, on l2th street, IN
E-Lt mt gf Bank, ~ JOHN Il. BELVIN.
NY 6-ts
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Thsatys--Comedy Wsxk.-The deferminatjon
OF the management to furnish their pufrone
with entertainments Of the FIRST class. will
doubtless meet with that degree of encourage
ment which II deserves, ard at tho saue flSnU
enable them to make future engagements With
The leading STARS OF the dramatic profession.
1t Is this course that makes a Theatre what Is
ought to be-a place to which intelligent ctti.
zens may resort with the certainty Of ale.
qnate compensation. Therefore, we take plea.
sure IN announcing that the celebrated COM
foian, VIM. 4. Burton. who has no superior
Ia ms iins ON the American stage, will com.
mehce an engagement tonight, appearing -
looases 10 The drama of that parne and as Mr.
Sh7dsH IN Sucksfones comedy entitled "A
Breach OF Promise; or, Second Thoughts tho
Best" There is nothing better than good
laugh. The Falstafian phrase, .I.augh and
grow fat, has been universally Adopted rs =
motto by those who habituaiiy look upon the
bright side OF existence, and no man has done
more 10 drive dull care away, by putting the
precept into practice, than Burton, the come
dian Hence, we candidly advise every one
who would enjoy good laugh TO 80 and sec
him.
Mrs. Hughes, comedienne of versatile
talent, whose sparkling representations have
received great praise elsewhere, will appear
tonight in both pieces-as lfys. 7rappev and
AIRS. 7oodIss. Surely this double attraction,
and the moderate price of admission, must be
the means of filling the house to its utmost
capacity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-14

Fhtr.-The ladies OF Duyai Street Church
make an appeal 10 the public in behalf Of q
good cause. Their Fair. for the benefit of tho
church, commences this afternoon. So far 40
attraction is considered, the ladies, themselves.
are irresistible; while, in the matter of useful
and fancy articles, deiicacies and general ar
rangemeat, they do not intend 10 be excelied
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.Dsseipiss.--The recent c0nvocafion OF the
Disciples, held in The Sycamore Church In
this city, II represented 70 have been Of the
productive Of much coed. The next eenyocA-
lion Of this Church Ia Eastern Virginia II 70
Be held at Bowling Green, Caroiiae conasy-
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T. {. WILLIAMS. VI. n.

.. FOR RE%T--& easements TORE kuoM.
s &. rear ri Ne~sr<. tetrStou X SreDSinrd :
- rr..--!as. aaG iSoniR~ "a Lomtards Alley
..s-.- ..-...r.ft Possession .lvsn immediately.
"-' N-Ai Y SELACE SONS
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ofFtcEoFTng BRITISH Consul

- OFFICE OF THE BRITISH C0<&EE
FOR RENT.-fhe OFFICE Le@E the corner
1L a =, aad Grace streets, now IN the OCCUPANCY
.:tre British Consul VII He "F TENT from tne I3lB
.a.r fhs office, lpf prhlrssio19! mar. or Almost
aC. other IS ri tee u.est desITa7fs IN tEe citE
sas-ra located fs q teantllul and elevated posi-
inH. GerscheG irtu other bIi!d n-s, 1t presents
nul....r. LduCCMtgtS. ! ply -
ns,-,A ; y. WATKINS. l50 Main ST.
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AFrench military company has tesn formed
In San TTan1isee.
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MILLINERY.
rIKST-CLss> PREMIUM

rrKST-CLss> PREMIUM 90.
- MILLINERY. ASYfr
Me. n}Nf. I. MN i s9sn On Man ssp FHI. = s sss
tsssr-L e 'ViI,ilNERN Of BONNETS, CAPS,
" 'pRE>SES, &c. a great many other ar
uceH, l2' ',.,."t.o an of MILLINERY GOODS to
~, v,-.6 psrtlcuiaris avlte an early call Of
va'eh H,,,,r-s visitors ;o the city, aud the 0hlc
.s.Ss,. 4 jae ooodS VIII te sold at veFy low
rr'oes' ,~1liXj7 and ALTERING sn, kinds of
Fo7rs.' Mas 0EMELMAN.
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b ehawsed 90 psr ssusre Of eight lines ~ ne
first insertion. and - csnts for ssch eonsinHanos
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MY DEAR SIR-Gerrit Smith was brought
TO our asylum yesterday and is quite derang-
ed, intellectually well as morally; and he
is also feeble physically. He refused to take
an anodyne, alleging that they wanted to put
him TO sleep for the purpose OF boxing him up
and taking him TO Virginia. When informed
that he must take it, voluntarily or by COM
pulsion, he opened the door and screamed
Unto the halD II protest"' He then took 1t.
l deem his madness sign of the times He is
a yic,im 10 the excitement which he helped to
make general, and which, IN various degrees,
is now peryading all the Free States. 1t is
much akin to the excitement against witches
that prevailed at Salem and other parts OF
New England, and the time Will come when
our descendants will look back at it, It's
look hack on the doings in Salem. l am NOT
sure but that the Harper's Ferry outbreak will
intensity the excitement.
Another account says:
1t is noticed bearing upon Mr.. Smiths
insanity, that the captor of Cook, Browns as
sociate, was Col. FitZhugh, one of MIR. Smiths
Eephews. This incident is said to have greatly
affected him.
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Nat. Ssaa<riasds This convict who eseAped
frem the psnissnttarv ssw weeks since = syss
- iarses
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- FOR RENr-The BULLplNG occqplsd

- ast. Fer terms. dVplS Ia
RICHARD WALSH. Note Broker,
IS It's Governor street.
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DARING ATTEMPT To Run orr SLAyrs
The Pediars.-Since the Harper's Ferry inya.
zion the country people OF Virginia and Ma.
ryiand have been very prompt in orderinc
Northern pedlars out of the States. fex
days since suspicion rested on DIR. Boyd who
mas been for some time peddling French roods
IN ryland, and on his fast visit to West
minister, Md, his cargo was inspected. The
Washington Star says:
His attention was called to the fact tb.. !.
shoe was missing from one of his horses and
while be had gone with the horse to- !, hiact
smith shoi, the opportunity was taken 10 in.
spect his team. Amongst his traps was no.
flced an obinng box, With some suspjcious
holes bored in the cover. Boyd, seeing that an
inspection WAS going on, came from the black
smith shop in hurry, and ass U red the search.
ers that the box contained nothing but .French
goods" They chose to look for Themselves
and ripping off the box cover, 10! there were
ensconsed negro man and his wife with pro.
visions, clothing. ETC., and all things necessary
TO enable the darkies to "keep house, mill
they reached the other side of Mason & Dixon,s
line. The box was large enough to enable
them to turn in 1t, but not to sit up Neither
Of these slaves are the property, as stated. of
clark Mills, but the woman belongs to MIR.
Howel!, who rents place of Mr.. Mills Mrs
Howell, of Washington, went before Justice
Goddard this morning, and testified that she
had visited the Westminster JAIL and recoe-
nized the negro woman there, twho was found
boxed up rs above desert bed) as her servant
Ihe District Attorney was consulted and
gave order for a reg QUESTION to be forwarded to
the Governor of Maryland for the delivery of
BOYD TO the authorities here for trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-14

GREELEY WILLING TO COME TO VIRGINIA
The New York Tribune says that Horace
Greeley is perfectly willing to come to Vir-
ginia and tell all he knows about old Brown
and his plans. 1t adds:
"Ihere is no need of a requisition in the pre-
misses, for simple letter from Gov. Wise will
answer every purpose. And, in order to save
expense, the finances of Virginia not being in
astate OF exuberant prosperity we hereby no.
tity the Governor that Horace G reeley in tends
TO be IN Washington on Nor day, December
ON, ana Will then and there be willing, 50 soon
as the House shall have adjourned for the day,
to step over, at his own proper cost, 10 Alex
andrla or any convenient point in Virginia,
and be examined at length before any Judge
or Commissioner of that State as to all mat
ters concerning John Brown and his col leagues
In the recent affair at IIarpers Ferry. Hav-
lug had the honor of slight acc uain tance
with Gov. Wise in old Whig days, we do not
need to assure him that this proposition is
made in perfect good taith, and that we require
of HIM no safe conduct nor stipulation OF any
sort whatever"
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$3.50 00


With view to avoid misleading the ekhnld-
ers as to the future the debt is estimated figure
iaref than it probably will he when the road is in
operat on To the White Sulphur Sprins 3: and the
nett revenue VIII probahls exceed $3.50 coo.
Upon this exhiblt Of the present condition and
future prospects of the company. the toekholders
can iud for themselves of the value OF the proc
ertY II the foregolng es'itnate is realized. after
aud setting aside annually s45 600 for sinking fund
dividend OF per cent. may be expected and leave
| a surplus OF SIS Geo.
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7 THE INSANITY OF GERRIT SMITH.--Ihe AN
bany Argus, speaking OF the confinement OF
Gerrit Smith in an insane asylum, says
4 gentleman who saw and conyersed with
Gerrit Smith, shortly after the affair al Har-
pers Ferry, told us that he insane--not
merely excited by fear and agiteted by the
emotions which his completely in the affair
might pi oduce, but mentally deranged. His
eve was wild, and his appearance haggard, and
his motions spasmUdic and uncertain, but tn
ceasingiy restless. He was in constant fear of
being arrested and carried 10 Nirgnia-and
suspected his friends of an intention 10 betray
him into the hands of ] Jus tice When the cruel
elpc tioneering hoax was circulated that Gov.
Wise had issued a reg uisition upon Gov. Nor
gan for him as a fugitive from justice he
seems TO have become SO frantic that his friends
saw other hope than TO send hIm to an asy-
lum.
We make an extract from a private letter
upon this suhiect, which gives some partcu-
lars of this sad end OF a we'll l-meani, but misdi-
rected career, fatal in its consequences alike to
him and 10 all with whom be involved i'll his
IanaticismS:
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6 a-re- ~ Nam aGd lita siaee;s. next to Ame-
L. -.n o. lNte. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
DIED..

ALoENIn his city, on Saturday oc 2 Anna n, wife OF
The relative. .o friend. Of the family respectfully invited
seud the uners without farther Invitation nom her ate
residence No. $50 Monroe street, Monday al o'clock
precise
ACoR-In Brooklyn On Saturday, Oc a. John AcOr aged
n year, and IL months.
BECAHNoN-In this city, Oh Saturday Oct 2, Mrs. Amelia
Becs,ron in the 4s;h year Of her age
CALLls-ln Brooklyn, Saturday, Oct p Ann Calls aged 60
CoCSEY-on Saturday evening Oc % q. o'clock, Of
SUMPTION, Mr.. James Cooney, AGED IS years
CHAUXET-D this city, on Friday, Oc. q. Of dysenery,
and mouths
ss sud. "a On Ma, 4 bsSn M
y,sr, months and IS dsys
DOwLIsG-ID this city on Saturday Oct 2 after 'hor Ill
ne,s. Lnep wife OF Edward Do-hns AGED - years
pUNE-p TIT, city Saturday, Oct p Ann Daun native
Of Kipss County, Ireland aged 81 years the VIE OF James
pun ard the mother Of Lawrence and James Dlna-
FERGUsON-In this city, SATURDAY Oct e. Thos Fert son
ss.o Is yesrs and month";
GLEEsoN-ln this city Saturday morning Oct r. Of con
sLnpu James Gletson ssed 81 gears month ana IA days
HANNAB-ln this city, on Friday DC. H. William Hannah
native ofCouniy Down, Ireland, ssed "a year,
KIRK-lp this city, Friday evening oc a. Of consumption
william Kirk, s.ed 2yess
NoCLAIs-on sunday Oct, g. Of dropsy Orlando O. young
Ct ORLANDO D. and Eliza MCCAIN aged years
Thu Ts,e. and friend. o the family tn.
neral this afternoon a. j clock, from taeT residence, No.
ls7 6prius street
ncFaDDrN-In .bi. city. on Friday Oct, 81, David 8
NcFs6esD, printer, native Of Belfast ireland
MckEE-In hi. city on s.gtdsy Oct = ~, May k.e,
County Derry, IrelsDd.
MeATLER-ln III, city, Saturday, os- 2 Jas AcA,eer'
AGED - years
MAsONY-A. ll4 Stanton street, Friday oc- 81, aii'
Abby kahouy
PEABODY-At Ardover Mos on Monday, oc- II Samuel
P.s.Sy formerly member II he New Hampshire bar,
aged % years.
SPURR-Iu WiamsbaT,h, Saturday, Oct p Jcseph James
oDy child Of Jospn so,sn spun ssoo month ard
TYNAN-Ir hi, civ Cd saturday o. . the beloved II IT,
late P,;Iic AT, Ian, AID yeSr Aoo :. ssys
wAYLAsD-Ip Til, city sunday, oc; q EewAd Cullen
~ q N.Ul.w QFrnf
II. fcners vii ate pse Monday h. 9Th az o'clet
hom he r,HoeDo. Of bis u,ndsihef Edward Calm cor
rer Broadway and Seventy hftb street BourEdal- Ros'
WALKgR-Ir TIN. city Saturday Oct u Sarah L. Walker,
the beloved wife q John Wsber, AGED - yesrS