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SECOND DISPATCH. /
sKIRMIsH on THE UPPER poron,C


Of the Rebels with Hravy Loss
PoINT OF Rocks, sept l5.-About O'Clock
this afternoon force OF 500 rebels attacked por-
ton OF the troops under Colonel Geary stationed
three miles above Harper's Ferry. Col. Geary
three hours.
The enemy were driven from every house and
breastwork, and no less than seventy Eve OF them
are reported al killed and wounded
Our loss 10 one killed and a few slightly
wounded. Our troops behaved like veterans
Companies B, ID and /, Of the Twenty-eight Penn
sylvania regiment, and two companies Of the
thirteen Massach usetts, were In the conflict
During the fight rebel wa, seen IA king aim st
Colonel Geary, when one colonel grasped rife
from soldier and shot him on the spot. Our
troops are In fine spirits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-16

CITY POSTMASTER CLEPHANE returned yester
day morning to the city, after brief tri TO the
principal northern cities on business connected
with his ofice
The business Of the w darlington ONCE IL daily
increasing, to such an extent that 10 Is with no
little difficulty the employees are able to assert
distribute and deliver the immense amount OF
mail matter received by each train with punctu-
atty; though there has been no delay In any In.
stance hitherto In giving out the mails (letter al
the regular hours.
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Nor7el-Dirrics Of Columbia Advertisenens
10 be inserted In the BALTIMORE SUN are received
1t and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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Gsvernsr Magsffin's Prsclamatisu Callips
upon the Rebel TTeSPs 10 Eyacuate tho
State Of kentuckY

FRANKFORT, Sept. IL Governor Magonn has
issued the following proclamation: Elm ebedi.
ence TO the suojoined resolutions, adopted by the
General Assembly Of the Commonweslth Of Ken.
lucky, the government Of the Confederate States
the State of Tennessee, and all others concerned
are hereby Informed that Kentucky expects the
Confederate or Tennessee troops 70 be withd rawu
from her coil unconditiouaily %
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
TIE PRIvArsER SUMTER. -

NEW YoxK, Sept. Ie.-A letter from surinan
states that the privsteef Sumter was there On The
2if Of August She WA destitute q coal and
provisions. Capt. semmes, her eonmandss, had
threatened 10 are on the town unisss they wee
supplied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-16

A DEsIDERATuM.-The India rubber goods store
recently opened by Hall Weeks, on the north
side Of Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, Is great desideratnm In this city.
70 so recently, perhaps the only city Of its pop
ulation In the Union without such an establish
ment. In these times, India rubber and gutta
percba enters into the manufacture Of Thousands
Of articles Of utility and ornament In common use
aud has thus become well nigh as indispensable
as wood or the commonest metals. How exten.
sively this Is the case one may easiby realize by
inspecting Hall Il Weeks army beds, air pillows
packet flsers, India rubber pals, spittoons horse
covers, clothing, boots and shoes, leggings blan-
kets, pouches, clothes bags, whips, combs, hard
and son rubber tumblers, syringes, under sheet
ing, and thousand other articles most of which
are eminently useful and economical In the family
as well az the camp, while some of them are hig b.
ly ornamental. The use Of India rubber and gut
Ia percha has already rsvolutionized hundreds of
mechanical methods and modes, and bids fair TO
be extended much further In the mechanical arts
What IL has accomplished In that way already
win be beat appreciated by a visit to Hall 4
Weeks.
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf foot Of Thirteenth
and-a half street.) schooners Kansas, Outfen, from
Philsdelphia, with 102 tons Of coal for Henderson
Fowler; n g Eiey, Mcdonnell, same port, win
200 tons Of coal for T. 3. Gattrel -,
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PENNIIs,
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange 1T the Star Offioe counter. II
To THE AYHLIcTED!-Be sure to read the adver-
:seEent Of McLeans STRENGTHENING Cordial and
blood Purifier. in another column. If
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OVERLOAD Last night, as the steamer james
Guy run up alonside the wharf on her return trip
from Alexandria, q colored man who attempted
to arrange the gangway plank lost hi0 balance
and fell Into the river between the boat and the
wharf Assistance was promptly rendered, and
the man was pulled out without any further dam.
age than q sound ducking and big scare.
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FLAG PREsKNrATIoN.-A Standard Of Colon
will be presented this afternoon to the Mounted
Putnam Rangers, by the ladies Of Washington
Capt. 6eorge Thsteton will receive the flag at the
bands Of Mr.. Thos. Florence, on the part Of the
patriotic ladies. Hon. Montgomery Blair and
other distinguished pesonages win 1t ID expected
take part In the ceremonies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-16

ACCIDENT FROM CAMPHINE.-Last night a lit
tie girl carrying a camphine lamp in house on
Z between I'd and ID streets LEI IL fall, and se,
IRE 10 window curtain, and the house was In
great danger Of destruction, when the neighbors
rushed In and succeeded In extinguishing the
flames. ---.f-er
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s1.HE GREAT RUSH TO AIMS Ia. s-sssS
psmi u 70 rlss Nosth and rsplssish b, 81 'ol
Offers at remarkable low prices, e No. <60 rev.
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The CANPBELLs, at Odd Fellows Hall, are
getting up nightly the most astonishing bills evel
known in town. Tonight an unusually rich pro-
gaamme, OVERCOMING with fun and laughter
Don't miss IL. q tT
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The PRIzs YACHT The examination Of Thor
r. Stewart alias Daniel Baird Of Accomac, Va -,
Of the yacht t. Ivans was concluded by prize
Commissioner Woodward on Saturday. The
prisoner is still confined at the county jail.
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Dfscsutt.ued

Bosros, Sept i2 The New Hsmpshfre szstte,
years old, is discontinued from to-day
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Is 1T POSSIBLE that any Soldier can be so foolish
IS TO leave the city without supply of Holloway
Ointment and Pills? Whoever does so will deeply
regret IL. These medicines are the only certain
Scurvy. Only Is cents per box or pot. So l7-lv
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY CAsKs Yesterday the
Metropolitan police arrested John Conner and
Honora, his wife, for assaulting and beating a
woman named Kate Green. Tney were taken be.
fore Justice Dom, who committed John to jail,
and held Honora TO bail for court In the after.
noon Prick DAILY was arrested by the Metropolitan
police for assault and battery on Morris Dolan
Justice Dom held him to bail for court
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/ To NIGHT the grand eotillion party Of the Mcunt
Glare Club comes az al Stott's Hall, corner Of
Pennsyivsnia Avenps and Twentieth street.
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MnrAxE.-Dr. Newman writes 10 M that Il IL
an error that be has been appointed physician 10
fhe poor In the First Ward as stated.
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DIED,

% At the residenSs Of IT. grandfather, John F;
Stephen q; and Isabella M. Clements, aged IS
The funeral i'll take place this (Mondayl after
noon, from its gTandfather's, at 3 O'Clock.
On the morning Of the 18th instant In the 27d esr
OF his age, DANIEL the fiioted son of CatharIne
and the late Andrew Noerr
The friends of the family are invited to attend
his funeral, to morrow TUESDAY afternoon, at 8
O'clock from the :esideros of the family, corner Of
Monday, the 18th instant, Mrs. BRIDGET
O,CONNOR, the wi fe of James O'Connor.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
denoe, on Fo9rteenth st between b and c sts,
Is ard. at s O'Clock Tuesday, the nth.
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FIRE ut Whealey's Continental Theatre
Philadelphis-Fifleen Ballet Girls In
tured-Five Burnt to Death-Seyeral other
Fatally RuFut

Fatally Burnt.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is "A dreadful affair oc-
Cured last night at w heatley's Continental Thea
tire, on Walnut street, above Eighth. The per
Torrance was fairy scene, and whilst the ballet
girls were In the green room, the dress Of one Of
them caught fire, and the flames soon cummuni-
Gated to the dresses Of the rest Fifteen were more
or less injured, some fatally The greatest alarm
prevailed, but the flames did not communicate to
the body 1.-THE theatre, and the audience dispersed
quietly
(sEcoND DISPATCH
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is, p. m.-Hannah and
Zele Gall, the Misses Phillips, McBrid and For
den, who were burned by the fire at wheatley's
Continental last night, ali died during the dsy.
Three more will probIblY also die Miss Annie
Nichols, who leaped from the flies, is unharmed.
Aboie Carr was reported as dead, but is likely to
recover.
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The Ex-MAYoR - Arrangements were made by
the friends Of Mr.. Berret, In expectation Of the
return Of that gentleman, to serenade him at his
residence on Saturday evening" but he didn't
come. We understand that a subscription list 10
being hsnded round to get up public supper to
celebrate his return whea he comes.
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RAIDER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise.
ment In our paper. Resf 1t; 1t will interest you.
xu 3-eoly
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Bosrox, Sept ie.-Ths U .. nsissss sabine,
from PofssnostA, essse ses.=. 2 s'sd csPs sea
this mssniAg.
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ARRESTS YEsTRRDAY.-There were quite a
number Of arrests by the Metropolitan Police yes
terday, mostly for minor offences, such as drunk
enness and disorderly conduct There Were nine
such arrests in the Fifth Ward. Richard Larant
soldier, was arrested In the Sixth Ward on the
charge Of disorderly conduct and drawing pistol
on an officer, and was committed to Jail by Jus
tice Chill
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" WLkHINarnN u O. O

DEPOT auAWETERMAsT + ( OFFICE:
sEALlD Proposals will be received At this ONCE
until II O'Clock m, 10th instant. to furnish the
t9m.S liver vi hin So I've miles Of the olty OF
Co@msncins list dsy Of October, 1851 and sbdins
on the sist day of March, 1852, The wood to be Of
Quantities and at saoh times ' a. the sG Depot
Coed security will be required for the fulklment
consisting of las one hundred and twenty eiSSi
oubic feet, aud TO be endorsed "B ds for Wood,
bds The undsrsisnsd reserve. to Simse " the the
right to reject all bids that may be deemed too
Payments TO be made At the end of each month,
BY returning the ORDERS drawn the oODtrantor or
Brigade Quartermssters Of reginents, brIssdss,
e corps, endorsed on the back Of said orders for
-, b. II. RucKER.
Sc II I'd Qusrtermasser U. ! A.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited tiIl the 9oth
Il 81 Wsh Al sSs A
Sn:Ss: per week The PctssOes to Be 81 offa gss
kinds:
MERGERS Cblue,)
MERGERS (white)
The Potatoes 10 be delivered IN Washington, and
sistenoe Department may reeulra, and payment to
be made in Treasury notes, If Government should
The Potatoes to be delivered in good, strong bar
rels, and each bushel to be estimated at so lbs.
WITH. c. g., U. 8. A, Wss6Inston, D. 9. ses
WHITE MES ssfREP oTT }SEo sSn nr,,v
TO of 1RsTEiG MntsFFf1 s''e 81 REer-
% hi. 70 kssR
tstoes. These you oan get 1t Steel q Co.'S, $40
Psnn 1 ma avenue, corner of Second street
tomers, and induce them to call again, and recon
mend your stock 20 their friends Then call at
either for your ewp consumption or for sale. They
are TS S1 HnT to plsSsss: ~. ,r v,nrns
Do you want to please youf .uests uoEIs fbsr
doing SO three parties WI be benshtsd-the seller,
Ohio, iadi.ns. and Kentucky money in good
s'anoins' 'aken az par. wv srrr, IN
ss6 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Second
streetEOld Sentinel Once } sep5
IT 9. MAIL STAGE LINE Between w.sh-
- lngton and Rockville leaves ,6TYss<<~
MEME a1fR 3 Hho6ss, cor ssh and ID aus 49,
osstsdl At oooeK and /. e. 6oeodss coz n1.5
ss! f1Gs,.s
s:,s 5sA,m 70 Frederick; rstaIpinS ps1t dsys
THh SUBSCRIBERS. RESPECTFULLY
y invite the attention. Of the Army and a
ma Nav H & sisI feIb ;SPS EMHII! JASS
sroa e Indigo Blue Cloths and DosskIns,
SSsR|ss, EIsslst:, Ls9es. Shoulder straps
az shi Ssls0r.ssd PAT
ordsfs N shas iins TsRsetfsI solieitsd; :, :
:. s.,s "a sas;l t2 H:!sPss. Isis;.,
1U-soen JOB ~ evs under Browns Hotel.
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MARRIED

On The l 18th issst;ps by the Rsy G. e BlH.on,
L. EDMONDS. both Of this CITY.
On the eth instant, By Rev. Mr.. Remick, Mr..
EDWARD H. THOMSON TO Miss MARCIA
RET A CHAPMAN, ali OF Washington, d. C.
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Though TEE star h printed on the fssteu
sseam pres IA use south Of Baltimore, In edition
b % large % to require It to be put to pres at an
early hour Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before II o'clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until TIE next dsY
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Seizure Of Articles b.lspging 70 Comm sdsre
- - Tattnsn.
SkRkxTTs HkRBoR, Sept. H.-Coliector 1nglessrt
yesterday seized twenty four boxes containing
articles Of curiosity and art, the properly Of Com.
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i. o. o. The Grand Lodge OF the United
eetes meets In annual session to-day In Balti-
more. The proceedings Of this body nhouId
quorum be presently are locked for with unusual
Interest By The membership here. Th. Repre-
senstives from this jurisdieIlon--Fred ID. Stuart.
nsralsg 81 Bsidnoss . ssssad sbs msvsise. -
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CENTRAL GuARpHousH CAsxs-Bsfeye yssfies
Walter Sunday -Jsmes Ccscoo, drunk and dis.
orderly; fined 81 Sc Hugh Pinterton, do; turned
Over to the Provost Marshal. John Rollings,
fighting; dismissed. Peter Wilkinson, sleeping
In lumber yard; do
Monday MANDY, fugitive slave; jail j.
Egan, do Eliza McGifin. drunk and disorderly:
workhouse 30 days. Adeline Williams and Mary
Curtus, colored, out after hours; workhouse 50
days each. Mary Campbell, Catharine Boston,
do fine and costs, rs o. each Pat BOIen, pro.
family % 81. Frank Henry. drunk and disor-
DERBY; workhouse 30 DAYS w. Berry, do ; fined
Sl.a. Samuel Joseph, lighting; dismissed, Fred.
Edward Binnete, sleeping in the market; do C.
r. Lee, drunk and disorderly; fine % 81 Daniel
Bagley, drunk; de. 81 81. Wash. Bowen and
Ahfsd Garter: tsoi gambling; tined $40 o. each.
fine; fIed s2.94. J. Norwood, profanity;
S2.94. Jas Ridgwsv, assault and battery, secu-
ritv for peace. Philip Mehlin, disorderly; fined
JHo' Greeks, disofderiy;' aned 81 o. Mcb S.
aid, do dismissed. Isaac, (col. ) vagrant; work
house 30 DAYS Thos. Burke, drunk and disor-
Derby fined 50 e5. Thos Gasgall do do. 50 81.
Jas Johnson, sleeping in the market; dismissed.
Henrietta, (col.,) fugitive slave; jail. Virginia
Donnelson, disorderly; workhouse 30 days. Jos.
Hill, disorderly; dismissed. Martin Geary, sell.
Ing liquor 10 soldiers; fined SIS.
The RIVER There IL considerable activity at
our wharves this morning In spite Of the proclana
ton Of the Richmond Examiner. There are now
nine coal vessels in the vicinity Of the Long
Bridge. or these there have arrived since our
last report, at Carter's wharf, schooners Kansss,
Outten, to H. Fowler and H. E. Ely, Mcdonald,
tn 6atrell; at Harvey's wharf, schooner
Elmira, Travers, TO Owens; at Riley's wharf,
schrs Catharine Callahan, Callahan, to Willards',
and Mary P. Stevens, Reed to Harvey. Besides
these vessels half dozen large schooners have
rived and anchored In the stream with hay, ice,
lumber, wood, &c, besides the small craft with
river produce.
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MODEL OFFICERS "A very large proportion of
our volunteer officers are gentlemen, unq uesti on
ably, In Every sense Of the word but few Of them
cency. Some we have seen In company with fe-
males Of doubtful reputation In public: others
with disreputable male companions Since the
strict enforcement Of the law prohibiting the sell
Ing Of liquor to the soldiers, drunkenness has de-
creased 10 the ranks, but not among the officers.
On Saturday afternoon we saw q man In the uni.
form Of an officer, wearing q red sash, ride bis
horse At full gallop down the paved sidewalk In
front Of the Presidents House, scattering women
aud children right and left; and this although
the Avenue 10 one hundred feet wide there. ADD
there wss not vehicle In sight. or course he
was either drunk or had never been on . horse
before, or both probably. The same day In the
morning We met In the vicinity OF the City Hall a
venerseie looking gray haired ofneer, with the
shoulder strap Of Captain on, 90 much intoxi-
cases are exeePtona6le, but none the less repre-
hsnsible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13
THE HIRAM BARNEY RIFT US

We have on several occasions mentioned the Barney
Rifles regiment composed exclusively Of Germans who
have adonted their motto the "skpl ard croeshoncs
indicative Of neither giving receiving quarter To
command this ne corps the officers have selected Coonc
Eugeao A. Eozlay, Hungarian nobeman, who has re-
ceived thorough military education in the Austrian
army.
Tie regiment has boon organized little ersx weeks
and numbers upwards OF 500 men, It's first organization
modelled after the Black Rifles fSchwar2o DAGGER of
tho Hungarian army, which has done such effective
vice In the revolutionary war, but tho Hon. Hiram Bar
noy having Interested himself in tho welfare of the rag
mcnt, 1t resolved by those composing the oreani2a
ton to honor Mr. Barney by adopting his Not only
TIE Collector q the port has assisted tho regiment bu
also Mr.. Z. A. Witthaus ami the German committee of
which Messrs Wcscndork and Kapp members The
consequence is that the Barney Rifles good reg
mcn my o. our German troops that have yet left the
city.
The greatest activity prevails in the camp Hudson
City, in getting in readiness for early start, which
will probably take place Tuesday next and may be
Colonel kozlsy has received everything appcr
tanning to the equipment Of soldier with the exception
of the arms; and tho latter (Which be the Enfield
riac) promised him leaving for the Of war
Recruiting for the regiment is still going and it is very
likely that the Barney Rifles will morch ono thousand
strong Join tho division OF General Blenker We
derstand that Colonel Kozlay is TO receive testimonial
from the members Of the legal profession with which he
connected prior TO leaving for the of
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C0r0ncrs' Inguests.

The LAVE SHOOTING AFrRAy Al LASpMAS's PARK-lhe in
vestgaon in the OF Frank Kartcn member or the
Forty ftb regiment New York Volunteers who died at
wound the hands Of Sergeant Wtten Of the rcg
mcnt, WAS commenced yesterday by Coroner schrmer.
number Of witnesses who present when the ARRAY
occurred were examined b. the Coroner.
Charles Hauser being duly sworn deposed as follows
First Corporal Of Company +, Forty fifth regimen,
New York Volunteers the regiment went to Washington
Wednesday last and remained behind by order Of
the Colonel, TO give my testimony in this case I am
friend of the prisoner deceased the prisoner ard
all friends, and were together in the Fifth regiment Of
three months volpteers Tuesday last in the
barracks at Landmarks Park about or two O'Clock;
Wittcn was sitting mattress, when Kartep to-
wards him. and splitting in his hand said Shake hands
with me, brother, Witten pulled out bis revolver from
us cover, which not fastened and made blow at
deceased with the weapon; in doing 50 the revolver
ploded aud Kartcn eit Il five barrelled pistol when
karten fell Wten iumjcd Of the mattress and said al
did not hit you did not hit you ~ deceased was
PICKED UP and sent to the company hospital;
some Two or three minutes previous the shooting
sergeant ct Our company, named Wosscbe tcklrd tho
prisoner about the head with straw the prisoner was
asleep, aud upon Weakening told Wossebe stop at the
slme time puliing ont his revolver aud making blow
at Wessebe did not see the pistol cooked did not see
any more ticAng think the shooting entirely ac-
cidenta and the result Of skyarkng; the prisoner and
terms
Henry May who attended deceased in the hospi,al
testified that he heard deceased gay the anr was purely
accidental and that it was the result OF aplaying1
A number Of other witnesses then placed upon
he stand but the testimony was merely corroboratigo
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further notice. Her romans will be taken TO Railway
N. j., for interment, on Monday morning
McEiiIiNSy-On Friday evening, October ii, PATIucT
MclflmSsy, aged 81 years.
The friends of the family, also those of bis Michael
and his brother Daniel respectfully invited TO attend
tho funeral, this Sunday afternoon Mt O'clock from
his late residence 300 Vest Twenty ninth street
MokESsA.-On Saturday, October IL, SARAH MCKENNA,
wife OF John Mckcnna aged "a years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the neral Monday afternoon,
at hafpast ono O'Clock from No. 100 Tenth avenue
MeIANs.--JAsgs Mciasg, aged IS years.
The friends and aoluainances respectfully invited
Centre street this Snday) afternoon, at two O'Clock.
PKLsANG-Dn Thursday, October 10, MARTIN A. PEiSANG,
aged "a years and months
The friends Of tho family also those OF his brothers in
law Peter Peck, Peter Barlow and Nicholas Bello arc
respectfully invited attend his funeral this Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock from his late residence 240
Ryngton street, without further invitation.
PoiTER- Wednesday, October o, in Norwich, Che.
mango county after lingering illness Mrs OLIVE PorrnA
wife Of G. W. Potter, Of this city
PHfILps--At his residence Saturday morning, Oct0
Dor 10, H. II. PHILLIPS carpenter in his 10th year
Tho friends and ncquaintances respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral this (Snnday) afternoon at TIVE
O'Clock from No. EOS Third avenue.
SALAD-On Thursday October TO- at station Island,
ANN SALAD, tho beloved wife of John Salad
Inc friends and acquantances and the Father Mathew
temperance Benevolent Society requested to attend
we innera from the residence OF Mrs, logan StateA
isaha TINS day Sunday The remains will DO at South
ferry at twelve O'Clock.
TrRNER--On saturday morning, October ~, aftor
long ana severe Illness, SARAH JANE the beloved vito d
John H. Turner, aged "a years months and &c days.
The relatives and friends OF the family rcgpeCfuly
invited 10 attend tho funeral from hcr late resideaeS
No 80 Hester street. Monday afternoon at one O'Clock
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