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We learn that tha War Auditing Courrl.tcf,
Of which Hon. James r. Woodworth Is chas,-
msu, appointed By the 1ate Legts1sture, are to
commence their scssion to-day, Wedne=da at
7oA- n, At Room No. II, Garret Block
Theirs arc most Important duties, and We feel
confdtut that they win execute them without
fa&ror favor. There Is sacredness In tho
Waf Fnrd that Ahould protect 1t from spoil
hunters and shasks, and the character aud in.
tegrity Of this committee Il an abundant
gua1antes TINT they viii guard 1t carefully.
D. Afa1u&rd, NJ o.
At the request Of s Iasge Number Of Bur.
gcons and Physicians Of Chicago, P1ok Brain.
ard Hin deliver course Of lectures On Mil
tHy Surgery. The protection Of the health
Of soldiers, the construction and location OF
tetpitale, use Of ambulSncca, and the treat
ment of wounds and discsaes peculiar to SOL
diett, win be carefully discussed BY the
Lecturer.
These lecturer at the present time, must
necessarily excite the interest of every one
engaged in military matters. All members Of
the medical profession, aud officers and pri-
rates Of cur military companiea are invited
to attend
Tho Arst lecture will be given at the Rush
Medical College, corner OF North Dearborn
md Indiana streets, on Wednesday afternoon,
NAy ed, at s O'Clock.
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frtntses d=aero"d r. SECURE payu+1t
Gf t97Eac Prr fseotY Meta thrrr4n u1ens,aned sid
taeHted, fuI fuQ description OF E:Aeh esll asta,
hcd Of tfs rove~ IL EUI Deal ccntai,.c, trfT-
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tA tssE t1 lr4st WSa duly frc-Etfl IN sha e. s:as.
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aaf Eeed Of TTnxt tesc1be.L And sltlate Ii
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GcTTf 1cina Vt = print IN rte e1osze OF sh~ Eo1aU
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tie af3rtka.6 EcEutJ EoAd themes ar-the-lY Ala.@e
tie ct=tft Of said mad to tht pl.ca of beg!n7a con
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Tier with the baI.diays t-fecn; toSsE@r stsa -
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right tGe beaeat and equity Of EedeEn11ion q aa3
11L u Atas as tttss ar s1ttEA p nad y 11h1 70
usae1. EHAHLE8 A. GR&GUBI, Trustee
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SD Pocket maps Of the Seat Of War, showing
Ylrginia, MARYLAND, etc, PTlcc 25 CTS. Le Bon
Ton for june; fresh supply Of the "paFti=ar
Lender" b. Beverly Tucker; and tho latest daily
and pictoris1 newspapers have been received By
Rost. Walsh, corner Madison street ard Custom
Unnae place. :. .
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SENATOR DouaLAs.-We are glad to 1ea1n
from his physicians that Senator Douglas,
though still very low, is nevertheless inamore
promising condition, and 1t Ia hoped that the
worst is passed. The Intelligence will beJoy-
fully received
, 1861-05-22

NEy1xB TIE DRUMMER-There Is but one
Nevins and he Is ia true Bill" most skillfu1
convcynneer Of drumsticks upon parchment,
rare In bis reyeille, and able to beat anything
but retreat. He is now attached to the Stur-
gees Rife corps At $50 per month, and such an
acquisition as any colnI any nay well be proud
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Dy fome error In the list from which NC copied,
the Columbian, the Rank Of Peru, and the Ba.ak OF
Ottawa were included in the Al UEion list pub
lshcd in our Last issue. The following is tho cor
, 1861-05-22

BURGLAR CAueur.-A young man name1 !
Bill Gibbon Was held to bail in yesterdays
Police Cont, on charge Of burglary. He
vas caught, with two othsrs, in the aet Of en-
terIDg salocn shout daybscal. The others
escaped, leaving him to the uncomfortable 1e.
sutfa Of his cfIerce,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-14
TIE NEW YoRK WEEKLY HERALD.

A"Port"nt News from tho Seat or War
, 1o'nl Defcnt OF the Rebels Under Floyd
by Geaeral Rosccrans-Shnru Action
ana Rout OF the Rebels at Leyvinsyiife-
Defeat OF Rebels by Kansas Jay
hnw kers--Important Movements in
Kentuelsy-Thc Great National Loan
The Political Canipaign--Thc --latest
News-Marlkets, Sse., sc.
Inc WEEKLY HERALD, for tho present week, WIN be
reaoy at nine O'Clock this morning Am ing other things
Hwii containAn Account Of the Battle In Western Viz
gina, on Tuesday last, between General Rosecrans aad
Foyds Armies, which resulted in The Total Defeat and
Flight OF the Rebels the loss of their baggage and War
Munitions with List of the Union Troops eng ged IN the
actlon An Account OF the Fight Deat Of the Rebels
at townsville, near Washington The names of The Union
Troops Killed and Wounded The Rout OF Five Hundred
Rebels by the Kansas Jayhawers Arrest OF large num-
Der of Rebel Sympathizers in Batimore Important De-
spatchos from Washington showing the Condition Of the
Union Army, and the Movements II the Governments;
Important Proceedings Of the kentucky Legislature order
ing the Rebel Troops TO cave the State The Latest News
from Fortress Monroe North Carolina Missouri the Rebel
States and all important points of the country very
interesting article tho Gsea National loan showing
how was authorized, how received by tho pco
pie and how to subscribe to it, Report Of the Proceedings
OF the Peoples aud Republican State Conventions, aud
much other valuable reading matter
The WEEKLY HERALD will also contain tho Ianss Foreign
and Domestic News received by Mail or Telegraph; Edi
orins on the Prominent Topics Of the Times Reports of
the Condition Of the Commercial Money and Cattle Mar
kes Marriages and Deaths for the week all matters
Of interest to tho reading community. Single copies in
Wrappers be had at the Office, Fulton aud
Nassau streets. Price six cents.
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CAMpREI~-DHsMoND.-O Wednesday, September IL ,
at St. Lawrence church. JAAH CAMPBELL Of Brooklyn to
ELEARgaH T.. DESMOND OF Yorkville.
Observation-Disclosures, On Thursday, September r. by
the Rev l., II. Chaplin CHARLES H. DuNnAM OF Boston, to
ANGELINA daughter Of the late Clement Humphrey, Esq
Boston papers please copy.
Rev. Dr. Leonard, Colonel ALFRED W. TAYLOR to Miss
LAyfsA HKNRfqUEz all of this city.
WnIIs-IOoYE.--On Saiu day, September 7, by Row.
Charles s. Robinson, ia Brooklyn, A. l.. WILLIS, ESQ 70
Miss SARAH LOCKE Of New York.
Cincinnati and Philadelphia papers please copy
INGER-FRANt EsCH-M Hobokeh. on Thursday,
September II, by Rev. Cauvin, ARyoIu zurriNCEa OF
Zurich Switzerland, TO PAULINE FLrPEr1I, the daughter
OF Peiigrino Fiiippeti Fanceschi Of West Hoboken.
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Central Park.
OVHHHWH al NJ
THE SATURDAY AFTERNOON CONCERTS.

THE SATURDAY AFTERNOON CONCERrs.
The Central Park concerts will DO resumed this after
noon IL the weather be nne The band will be located
the Green The will half hour earlier
namely four o'coc. in the Observation-Disclosures the
ysters will be able spare time to- stay till the end
Of the programme The Z" National Medley" will repay
those who stay, Dodworth in that composition intro
duccs tho Of artillery the sound Of the charge and
the final Of peace cxcmpfcd in the introduction
OF voices from tho woods mingling with the national airs.
Tho following is the programme for to-day
j..
2 Frghlingscderr Waltz ................. .Kuhner
A. Bunch Of Melodies strung on Chords H. b. Dodworth
PART SECOND.
6, Songs Of Ireland. Julien
]. Grand Selection from " ii 1rovatore ~. Verdi
. s. National Air Of Holland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THIRD.
g. March " Du Sacrc from lie Propfete". Mcyerbccr
10. Grand Selection from Louisa Miller Verdi
IL. La vioetta "Mazurka.. ................F Faust
H. Finale to the Overture - VIM. Tell .Rossini
National Medley.
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Our War Maps--Colored Edition.

A new edition of the HERALD War Maps, calendered
paper beautifully coorcd is ready Size Of sheet 40x50
inchcs contains thrty-two Maps-A LARGE MAI OF THE
OrER NAVAL EXPEDITION showing the Coast
and Inets Of North Carolina important geographical posi-
ton of Hateras Inlet &C. THE BATTLE FIELD Wilson'S
GREEK No.. where General Lyon killed; THE BATTLE
FIELD BULL RUN, from the Official drawing of General
Mcdowell; Large Maps of MISSOURI SEAT OF WAR
WEST and the SEAT WAR VIRGINIA, BIRDsEYE
VIEW UNITED STATES and twcnysix others showing
glance the Whole Seat of War and marking clearly and
distinctly the armies movements POSITIONS camps. harbors
FORTS &C. printed in superior STYLE side Of large
Sheet that they be hung in library Office work
shop for preservation and reference during the These
maps drawn and engraved expressly for the NEW
YORK HERALD and the most perfect War Maps issued
Single copies rs cents for ST. 45 and 100 for sl2 So
Agents wanted everywhere. Address EDWARD +. LLOYD
co. exclusive agents for the cored edition. 2 Broadway
New York.
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PANAMA, Sept 5, 1851
The Panama Railroad Companys steamer Guatemala
Capt j. NJ Dow, arrived at this port from San Jose de
Guatemala and intermediate ports. Dates from all
parts of Central America two weeks later
but there is no ncws whatever, except the conArma
ton Of previous intelligence of the failure the coch
zeal crop OF Guatemala. All tho Central American States
continue tranquil
A monstrosty, in tho shape Of Indian boy, aged
about fourteen years. born without legs arrived
here in the Guatemala, and will proceed New York
the steamer Champion for exhibition, in charge of u
brother in law of President Barras, Of Salvador.
Tho United States Consulate has removed by the
authority Of tho government at Washington, from san
Juan dol Sur, Nicaragua to Corinto account OF the
abandonment Of the former port.
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The Panama Star and Herald, Of the Sd, contains little
news
Lieutenant W. Harris Of the United States flagship
Lancaster, died board August "a His remains
inferred the island Of Flaminco the day with all
the houors of The flag officer Of the squadron the
captains Of the British ana French ships in the
harbo and all the officers of the Lancaster attended tho
funeral The flags of the shipsofw and at the Ameri
can Consulate, were displayed at half mast during the
day, mark Of respect to the deceased Lieutenant
Harris native Of New Hampshire, and aged about
twenty-five years.
The steamer Anne, at Panama from Guayaquil, spoke
the American bark Elias c. Iowden, of New Bedford,
fourteen months out and 500 barrels sperm oil.
BY way of Tunaco has been received that Arobel
da had succeeded in entering Papayan having gained
battle the revolutionary troops The report vague
and requires confirmation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-14

OrRRAnc-SEcEssoN BgIcNoIJ.-Brigno, the favorite
tenor is about leaving this country for Europe and in
tends going first to Paris. This resolve to DO final
for the sgnors passage is already secured and he will
depart from US in about two weeks Brgnoli came to
New York Just after Mario and Nitrate had delighted our
public and attrng has been his here that he
feels himself thoroughly American. Arrangements
may be made for grand farewell appearance but Brig
no has certainly seeded What viii Irving place do
lave we no operate Fort Lafayette2
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The Tcu40nin and Glasgow Outward
Bound.

CATE RACE, Sept TT 1861.
The steamships Tentona and Glasgow, from New York,
the former for Southampton and Hamburg and the latter
for Queenstown and Liverpool passed here respectively
at four and O'Clock this Thursday morning. The
latest from tho United States with the private tee
graphic dispatches through the agency of George stokcr
ESD, 145 Broadway, New York, were placed on board
both vessels by the news yacht.
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Movements OF Prince Napoleon.

M)NTNKAIl sept. TO, ISUI
Prince Napoleon remained last night TO attend the din
nor given by General Williams. He witnessed the
view Of tho garrison yesterday He leaves this after
noon for Quebec.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE CHAMPION.

News from Central America and New MA
nada-Oyer u Million In Specie-COntinn-
aQce Of the Civil War In New Granada
Expulsion Of the Jesults from the COun-
try 0squera's Government Recognized
by the British Charge,
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Official Drawings OF Murray. Eddy

Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 4S7-Sepember IL, 1861.
81, a. 10, 70, 10, %, 7, IA, 81, Is, 81, 81, II.
KxNTucKY, CLASS 4ss-sepember 49, 1861.
II, 2S, 80, 20, 10, 6, G2, 26, 81 81, rs, S, A.
Circulars sent free of charge By addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY X Co,
Covington KY, ST. Louis, Mo.
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Royal Havana LOttery.--Prizes cashcd
and information furnished by TAYLOR Il CO. Bankers IL
W ALI street, New York, SUCCESSORS oi Chase n Co.
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Barry's TricOphcrous is tho Best and
cheapest article for Dressing Bcautifyng Curling Cleaning
Preserving and restoring The Hair Ladies', try it. Sold by
all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-14

Chrfstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees--he best in the worldwh0esae and retail, and the
dye privately applied, at No Aston House.
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yy1O COUNTRY INTERCHANGEABLE SUB sa:RIBER RE-
spectfuly his services crchar the country
as their agent tho purchase q descf son of goods In
ths Market benefits of th agency tho
of ordering Foods are: Shopping on orders
consequently buyng where goods sold the cheapest
Filling orders 70 the letter. not being ouned TO any ono or
any number Of houses The Asent being constantly In Wa
experience merchant and buyer IN market Besides.
merchants who patroi2e is ag more trrs
here the agent @ place here of country
MERCHANTS werks for their benefit making their interest
iii. ineres does not ys double commission and IL
not connected directly or In recy with any house in ths
city references rates commission circular.
which may be had ~ app cation toA d. PLAT Purchasing
Agent corner OF broad" and Murray street. New YORK
TT s. PArsPoRT ISSUED BY EDWARD BIsSELL.
y. Nssr.@ III Br Adway corner Of Chambers street.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Best I'm the
word-Earmless, reliable and instantaneous. Sold and
applied at yATCHEIORS wig factory 10 Bond street.
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public
Price sheets coorcd handsomely in Counties, 90 cents
or three copies for ri sent by mail i roe e 9y part o. Tho
sarnssfd ard 5"ers s e s,s ss:sles for s. Ths
other two be mailed safeyo any part
No Map Of this size ever sold befer-at less than So
STATES North America and Gazetteer FOR che Southern
coHn,y For the Ne of the " 10 sssws The
M c to sl Ss sse
del Nertc Mexico Every and county town. yl
s and ski. a and anas o% ,1.
Every railroad .mpeied up to the Oh day of July sc md
distance station marked distinctly
Ms hsn @ n o ON on h sa xii A A..
information in thr departments at Washington City in re-
S met h"sfsT
seniis are all laid down ON doyds Map correctly from OIL
Tho Ga1e''esr Of the soaihern states cities Villages is
Where Situated pspai1si. %i',aT
This natter which give the bubble
that ssHs SO Al for g Gs
Iioyds Military Map Of the southern States is acknow
r map maa by sS The
southern ' s,ss; and The "formsoa Of Che raroads
stations By ero.d
mis- Is the only Of the Southern country eyer
ut glance prcpondcrancc Of the Southern country
@ Shsr nna % s aSsn 5 By
CHANGING the rich plains of Mexico which
hibted this map
Lioyds Military Map Is the only in America that
shows Vienna. Newport News: Pigs Point Matthias Point
Bull run, Rich Mountain. Beverly, Manassas Junction.
Fortress Monroe and every point Of ineers In the fifteen
Southern States.
The public will please understand that this map not
rushed for the purpose of supplying the people with
imperfect during the excitement but has been
under for than and rs now ready for
the public after long and ted Gus work in surveying
drawing and engraving and IL believed to bottle only
liable full map Of the whole Southern country
issued
be by mail anywhere in America Agents sell
dfty nerds m
waite circular No stamps taken The postage on the
sheet edition IL only cent TO part OF the
country Can be rolled and folded without 10 jury
The mounted edition will have to be sent by express
Agents supplied at the following raesThree copies for
Dozen sheet edition. at 50 @ cloth pocket edition at
81 mounted edition at $l8 Terms cash. Sample copies
sold retail price, Registered letters only at
risk.
Nearly everybody In America has bought Lloyds Railroad
Map and this Is the strongest evidence that could offer
that Southern Military Map the best map ever drawn
and engraved America. Also Loyd's $l0D,0V T0po-
graphical Map of Virginia four feet squae price 81 Aiso
25 eight ST. Also Loyds Map of America four feet
square; price &C., or eight for 81: Address
j. T. LLOYD Publisher
l64 Broadway, New York.
Iondon. fM Chcapsde.
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Fall style of Hats for 1861, Just Issued
by ESPENSCHEID. Gentlemen in want Of superior Hat
are invited 10 call at 1l9 Nassau street.
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HIS Hair Dyc.-5O Cents, Black OF
brown in Depot No. Barclay street. aud sold b,
n "A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-14

The steamship Champion Captain Wilson, from Aspin.
wall arrived at this port yesterday afternoon The fol-
lowing Ia her speeie list
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-14

DIR. Tumblety's Pimpic Bnnfsher.-Prfcc
81 per bottle Sent by mail express to address, Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-14

Housckeepcrs Use Pylc's o. X. Soap,
the great II neither Injuries the hands
fabric. Sold by grocers everywhere.
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David's Fall style Of Gentlemcn's Hats
are ready slesroom 1907 Broadway near Duane st.
Genin's, 5I3 Broadway.


Genin's, 5I3 Broadway.
1861, 'f FAfi s nnfhsSG' 1861.
den Gensiemca os' Travelling Hats and Caps
Misses Hats and Felt Hats.
Bows, Iiais and Caps
Grand combination of European and American styles ri.
Every style for the Fall
cn fiH s. fssP9 il hH 'aIs assortment
Hats hI Ss Soy sa and sd Issss e slgd d Tor
''''' :" law '''' GENIN's Bis Broadway
The Advance upon Washington and
the Of the public generally to the corner OF BROAD
way and Foen to Sc s s ..
style OF Hat for IN, coming season is indeed rasher
s a Sh ans ha OF e are ss
sonab.e, and his Hats unsurpassed in quality
Gentlemen's Hats-New Styles for Fall
ready MEALIos No 4l6 Broadway corner of Canal
street.
SINCE, s. Co.'s Sewing Machines, with
and an ie examine anime. at is broadway ' ''
Housekeepcrs Use Pylc's q. X. Soap,
the great II neither Injuries the hands
fabric. Sold by grocers everywhere.
Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Best I'm the
word-HarmIess, reliable and instantaneous Sold and
applied at BArChELoRs wig factory, 10 Bond street.
Hill,s Hair Dyc.-5O Cents, Black or
brown best in Depot No. Barclay street, and sold by
all druggists. t.4 fly
Chrfstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees--he best in the wordwh0iesale aud retail, and the
dye privately applied, at No. Aston House.
DIR. Tumblety's Pimpie Bnnfsher.-Prfcc
81 per bottle Sent by mail express to any address, Olce
400 Broadway.
Military Shoulder Braces md Ahdomf-
nal Supporters combincd-A and superior article, at
MARSH & CO.'S Truss Office, No Vesey street, Asor
House,
Campbell, iemist and Ap0thecary, corr
of Eighth and Tweuyeiehth streets Pure and genuine
Drugs, Medlclnes and perlumery.
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Campbell, Chemist and Apothecary, corr
OF Eighth and Tweutyeighth streets Pure and genuine
Drugs, Medicines and perlumery.
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Military Shoulder Braces and Ahdomf-
nal Supporters combncdA and superior article, at
MARSH CO.'S Truss Office No Vesey street, Astor
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M raj this Saturday arterRdo at three ciori from ia,
res, once OF his uncle Alexander u. Ludlow No 30
Utct> 'troet, Brooklyn
staten island papers please copy.
StYru-> N Thursday September l., ANNE sMYri agc,
SO years yy ow OF the late hichael SSiih ai or and
mother Of Ei,. ID and Barnard sniyth nsvos Of Baby
Jamcs Dun, sou Nfy Cayan, ireland
The friends and >1Tpainaaces are respcctftiY invited
20 attend her funern this Saturday afenooa
O'Clock, from her e. residence, 100 Mott street. The
remains Will be inerre in Calvary Cemetery.
WHgELwTrGIfr Thu vsday SopeInh}r II, of icfnorr
hagc OF the stomach GA SDSgR WnF1lSRllir ~ ~ 80
years
Tic relatives and iends Of the family respectfully
invited 30 attend the funeral on sunday afternoon, al
three o'clock from his tate resd ence, No l0S Washington
street, Brooklyn
Now Orleans and Bostos ,uapcrs Please copy,
WnrTE,ssy --On Tlars.ia ~ Septenoer IL, OF nHam-
nation Of .ho lungs CAuNCA \ Wirrnshf aged years
and months
The friends of the family az Respectfully invited to at
send the funeral this fsaa rday) afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from bis late res aionce, No $50 Henry street
WIIdouGiBy-'0n Thursday, september ~, at ms
mossers residence No. $40 A 'soh street, WILLIAM h.
WitsocanBy son * Josepp WIN 'ughby, deceased, anu
grandson of the late Richard Amos
The relatives and friends of the my are respectfully
invited 10 attend his eunefa iaom he above residence,
this (SaMrday) morning. at tepooib OK
YEoMAS--Suddenly, On Thursday yenlng, september
~ Mrs CsqIiAsiNE WATSON widoe or inc ae Charles NJ
feoman, naed 81 years. IL months anh ~ days.
The relatives and friends Of the fama are invited to
attend the funeral, this Saturday. a'tornoon at two
o'clock, from Der late residence, No. 81 sullivan street
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