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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-18
DRUGS, CHEMICALS. 60,

MUGS, dc We have on hand.
- lZ5 oz. QGinine; % lbs Calomel:
20 lbs Blue Mass 20 do. Turkey Opium:
10 do Iodidc Potash;
% do. Refined Camphor;
on. Suiphate Morphia:
20 lbs. Chloroform; 200 gals K.r,s.n, G;,.
Also Alcohol, ETHEREAL Oil. Linseed on Az
Paints of all kinds. For sale by ""'
~ LEADBEATER 4 CO..
iVmo3" colin Nos. & T s. Fairfax street
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ALEXANDRIA,. VA.

We published on Satuu day, brief accoun,
OF the 5capture of Messrs. Mason and Slidel
on board the British mail steamship Trent
By Commodore Wilkes, of the Federal sfeam
iflgate San Jacinto. The Trent is the reeu
lar mail steamer, and was on her voyage from
the estIndies to Southampton. While the
Dan Jacinto was in the narrowest mart IF tho
Bahama channel, about "a miles to the wost
"sru' they met the packet, and, as usual in
such cases, fred shotacross her bow and
brought her to. Two boats were sent to her.
under command of Lieut.. Fairfax. WIN h,or
ding the packet, arrested Mason and Slidell
VINO were personally known to him. Thew
a. first objected to being removed without
the employment of force for that purpose.-
However, they were soon removed without
fnrther trouble, and conveyed to the San ia.
clnto. Their respective secretaries. Eust;s
ana Mcfarland. were also brought on board.
ana are all now on their way to New York.
Inc packet had no other save her own nr;.
vate nag. The remainder Of the passengers
including ladies connected with the Slidell
and Mason party, were not molested and
were therefore left free to pursue their Jour
ney.
Ihis important event gives rise to much
speculation and comment in the newsnaners
as to Interior results. Some contend that the
British government will " fare IN" on the
soc)ect-others that the United States gov.
eminent will make an explanation, and. if
need be, an apology which will be satisfacto.
ry-and others that Great Britain will con.
cede the right it has always maintained for
itself as to the right OF search, and that there
Will De no difficulty in the case.
Inc Will ofthe late John Withers. former.
o' this place, was brought before the Or
'hans' Court, in Washington, last week Tho 1
Viii Is merely conirmatory Of certain gifts '
heretofore made by the tesla tor, naming pro. 8
erty az In possession of the parties to whom
10y are willed. One f1he executors il dead d
nd another is in Virginia ard cannot act r;
~ the question OF granting letters of ad. q
Illustration was laid over for further advise. D.
eh'-a collector, to lie appointed in the
eantlnie, to save the interests of The estate n
II British subject, IA Mr.. Endy or Eu v. I"
IS been allowed to pass the Confederate
mes to come on North, to bring back the G.
''idfe' OF the late Senator Douglas, who FL
va large Possessions in North Carolina in ga
af' 'hat Their property may be saved to 60
elm. dis journey from fredericksburg 10 be
'yds Hole. where he crossed into Mary.
nd' he represents as very distressing to him =,
consequence of the application of ladies tb
accompany him under his flag of truce no
me OF them assuring him that thew had ,f
seen their parents, living in this part IF a.,
rginia for six months.
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DIR. MCCONNELL, DENTIST.
From WASH/NG ron u ~

FhOA WASHINGTON, d. C..
w LII visit Alexandria on Wednesdays and Sa-
'urdays, professionally, ach week.
Ma OFFICk-Corner of King and Washing
10 ION streets next door to the office of Judge G.
nOv9-2w
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:4'EdE LOCAL NEWS

number OF the seamen recently employ.
led Us gunners at the forti6cations in the
lne'ghbo' hood Of AIexandria, whilst being
transferred last week % the Navy Yard a,
"ssnngton, got hold Of whiskey, and be-
came 50 disorderly. that the officers arrested
number OF them and put them in irons.
1t is reported that number of the mer.
chants OF Savannah commenced packing mr.
their goods to carry them out of the citv
but were not permitted by the authorities ia
make the stampede.
According to the list of prices in the nro.
duce market, liz Washington. all articles
brought to market for sale there, such as
butter, eggs vegetables. &C., &c., &C.. are
much cheaper in Washington than thew are
in Alexandria.
Lieut. George W. Snyder, of the United
States Engineers, First Assistant to General
barnard, in the construction of the forts on
the line of the Potomac, died in Washing.
ton, OH Sunday Of typhoid lever
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal which
wac seriously injured by the storm some two
weeks since, is being rapidly restored to a
condition of usefulness. 1t is expected to
be ready for boats, between Cumberland
and Harper's Ferry, in a few days.
The St. Louis Republican of the 7,h saws
that ex-senator Bright, of Indiana. has
joined the Southern army and will be made
a Brigadier
1t is stated that Gen. Robert +. Lee of
The Confederate army. has left the West for
'he Southern States, and that Flovd takes
command on the Kanawha.
Mr. K B. Posey. of Charles County. Nd.
las been released from arrest.
Ihe wrecked federal steamer Osceola has
'een "verhauled, and several hundred h,,.
els II po'ates and other vegetables have
zen secured Her machinery will probably
e saved.
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MISC ELLANEOUs.
ELECTION NOTICE.

obEpiENCE to writ Of election from
= rIapeis 2. Pierpoint Governor Of Virginia
Dearng gate on the ] 9Th dayof October, 1891 the
subscribers, Com mssioners, ID whom the sa id wr;.
is directed, hereby give notice that. on Wednesday
Tue 1'th day OF November, 1881, an election vii,
oe eiu ac the several places of voting in the coun
ty Of Alexandria, for the following countv Off
GERS Sheriff, Commissioner Of the Revenue; ClerL
of the County Court. Attorney for the Common.
wealth., Tour magst rates from each magsterisl
district. and county constables.
On the sa me day, and under the SAME authority.
polls will be opened in each Of the tour wards ii
tne CITY OF Alexandria, for the election Of the n
lowing city officers Mayor, Auditor, Collector.
Of Taxes Measurers Of Wood and Bark, Superin.
tendent OF Police, Superintendent of Gas, Measu.
rers OF Lumber, Clerk OF the Market, four mem.
ners OF the Common Council, and two mt mbers Of
the Board of Aldermen from each ward.
HENRY MANSFIELD,
LEWIS MCKENZIE
STEPHEN SHINN,
WILLIAM ARNOLD,
no'o-e"te Special Commissioners
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CAMER0N MILLS FLOUR, CORN NEAL. "a.
ORDERS for FAMILY, EXTRA and SUPER
~ FLOUR, CORN MEAL, RYE MEAL
FEED, &C., manufactured at Cameron Mills o:
superior quality, may be left with h. r. PLUM
MEK, ut Wise 4 Co.'S Coal Office. King stree, No.
the wharf, and will receive prompt attention.
TERMs-CAsH ON DELIVERY.
HV15-1ww EnMuND uuNm
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PORTLAND KEROSENE

100 GALLONS of the above, which is upiver.
NV sally acknowledged to be equal, if not su-
duced prizes. HENRY COnK p Un 10
"o'' Sarepta Hall, King street.
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OIL! OIL! OIL!!!

AND I'LL, Machine Oil, Linseei, both raw and
= 4 boiled. Ethereal Oil, pure Noatsoot Coal OH
ram ana tanners Oil. received.and for sale by
now HENRY COOK CO, Sarepta Ism
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

HENRY G. FIELD, 80
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURES
No. "a King street, Alex andria,
X EEPS on hand and is prenarsd =, ,
~ facture BOOTS ond SHOES of all Kinds
:. N1- MILITARY BOOTS or SHOES. made a,
the shortest notice, and Of the best mat, ri.l
Esy~ Persons in want of a oood ,r,;oln :: :
lne' viii do well to give him c.lI. oct ,''
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GROCERIES.

[ !uhkANTs, CRANBERRIES. AND Raj
suns for sale by JOHN T. COOKE
nv Old Post Office Corner
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28

Time and Eternity.

Time is but part Of eternity. There is
only line that separates eternity from time
You may call it Inc, hair breath, il you
please but you live all the time on the very
cdge--lhe very threshold Of eternity. We
measure time By The revolutions Of planets
but there is no way Of as,oraining the dura.
ton Of eternity Il !, beyond all that figures
can describe wori- make tn,wn, or ideas
conceive, What y cal. time is only short
interval between tv points in eternity. II
is perod set apa,' ay the Almighty fJr a
special purpose and when that shall be
accomplished, "i.e angel shall stand upon
the zen aud upon a earth, and with hand
upliltcd toward heaven he Shall swear 10y Him
who iyoth lo-,,g and ever. who Gated
heaven aal the things hat therein are, and
the earth ana ie things that therein are, aud
the scl aud lie things which are therein that
.hore shall be time no io,5er
We are living in eternity. Oar eternity
wien we were bern. The mo-
ment We drew our first breath, then our etcr-
ui'y commenced, aud never shall we cease to
exist o single instant We are immortal;
our souls can never die The poor SUICIDE
may shorten his Iifc end his stay upon earth,
cut of his time, refuse to live out his day Of
but he docs not shorten his clcrn-
ity; hi. doom, bis destiny, is only by that
act the sooner fixed his state for eternity
thus becomes uualterably fixed, fixed forever!
When this body Of ours-.this clay teuc-
mcnt in which the spirit lyes-when il is
worn out by old age, or destroyed by yio-
lence or disease, then we are done with time.
The moment the body dies, the spirit flies
But the soll does not cease to exist--no, not
for moment. Disease, old age, accident, or
death, can never touch the soul-no, never.
All sou are at this moment as conscious of
their existence as ever they were. Whether
in the body or out of the body, whether in
time or eternity, still they live, still they con.
tnue conscious of their existence.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28

Wonders of Chemistry.

Science is full Of wonders, but chemistry
is the science Of wonders. The following
from the Lyon Plagtau' will awaken cu'ios.
ity;
The horseshoe nails dropped in the streets
during the daily traffic re-appcar in the form
Of swords and guns. Tho clippings Of the
travelling tinker are mixed with the pariugs
Of horses hoofs from the smithy, or the cast
of wooden garments of the poorest inhabt-
ants Of sister isle, and soou alterward in
the form of dyes Of brightest blue, glace the
dress Of courtly danes. The main ingrcdi-
ent of the ink with which | now write was
possibly once part of the broken hoop OF an
old beer barrel. The bones Of dead animals
yield the chief constituent Of luciiermatches
The drcgs Of port wine, carefully rejected by
the port wine driuker in decanting his favor.
lite beverage, are taken by him in the morn
iug in the form Of seidiiz powders to re.
move the effects OF his debaueh. The oaal
Of the streets and the washngs Of coal gas
rc.appcar carefully preserved in the ladys
smelling bottle, or are used by her to flavor
Uaacmaagcs for her friends,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
Discouraging Children.

1t is somewhere related that poor soldier,
having had his skull fractured, was told by
the doctor that his brains were visible. Do
write and tell father Of it, for be always said
| bad no brains, he replied How many
fathers and mothers tell their children this,
and how often docs such remark contribute
not little TO prevent any development Of
the brain? a pown-up person tells eli i'd
he is bfainl.ss, foolish or d b,0cbhc.d, or
that be is deficient in some mental or moral
faculty, and niue cases ugt Of ten, the safe.
ment is believed, Or il not fully believed, the
thought that it may BY partially So, Ct, like
an incaba5 to Iepress Che conilcn and Gu.
orgies Of that child Let any person look
back to childhood days, and be can doubt
less recall many words aud expressions which
eXertcd such discouraging or encouraging
influence over him, as to tell upon bis whole
future course Of life.
We knew an ambitious boy who, at the
ago Of ten years, hal become SO depressed
with iaut-Gnl.ng and leprooI, not duly
mingled with encouraging words, that at an
carly aye he Ionged for death to take him out
Of the world ia which he con ciyed lie had
no ability to rise But while all thus ap-
pearci 50 DARK around him, and he had been
50 da'k around him, and he had been 50 Of
ten told Of his faults aud DEFICIENCIES, that n,
seemed to himself tho dullcst and worst Of
boys and none Of his good qualities o. e.
pabiIitie5 had been mentioned aud he b..
Ii-ycl he had uoac, a single word Of prais.
and appreciation, careIessIy dropped il biz
hearing, changed his whole couseo Of thought.
We have often heard him say, that word
saved him The moment he thought he could
do we'll he resolved t1at he Woodland he
has done well. Parents, these are important
considerations.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
Hints To Husbands.

Here is something which should be cut out
preserved and carefully read at least once a
week Never wish for the dishes your moth.
er prepared Tor you when boy There il
nothing of which wife is more jealous than
mother.in-laws cookery; besides there is
scarcely doubt that the very dishes so much
longcd for, wonld fail 10 please you now -
When a boy, everything was relslel with q
boyish zest but now, even your mother
noted for her cookery Of the od.ashioned
dishes, # you have become accustomed to
the more modern styles, would be found faulty
But suppose 5 be aas, and j. now, perlyc.
houso-Ae eper in all respects is it kid or gen
tlemanly to put your mother with her years
Of experie 90, in competition w,th your young
and inexperienced vile Y0amusl bear and
lorbcar, as very likely your father did b fore
you, or you viii never have bols.keepor in
your wife.
Do you 20. remember if yoa have been
married .cw years, many times tohaye found
your dinner spoiled, wife out Of tame, aud
yourself seriously annoyed, when you could,
without injury 10 DusiHessi or even lrespa>s-
ing on the law. Of courtesy, have been pane
tull to the moment? Aud again, when for
important reasons yoa desire tie dinner
prompt, you have f1unl it far from ready,
have younot fouul fault, aud bccar preached
with such want Of ieguIarity yourself as to
make it impossible to keep up proper SIS.
tenn in the family?
If not, you are pattern husband, whose
example it would be well for many to copy.
If your wife has no servants, or not a suli.
cieut number to do the work Of the family,
her time is as precious as yours, and the mo.
ments wasted waiting fol you, must be made
up by extra cXcrtion throughout the day. or
taken from the hours necessary for repose at
night You little think Of this, OF your prac.
ticc would be different
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
Ihoroughness

Thoroughuess is the secret of success. BE
thorough, therefore, be complete in every
thing you do; leave no enemy in ambush
behind you as you march on, to rise up in
the rear aud assail you, Leave no broken
link in the chain you are daily forging
Perfect your work, so that when it is sub
jected to tho trials and experiences oil lille,
it will not be found wanting.
1t was within the past year that saw an
account in the public papers OF a terrible
gale in one OF the harbors of the Chinese
seas. 1t was one Of those typhOoHs, as they
are called which lay PROSTATE not only the
productions OF nature, but the structures Of
man. la this barber vas lying at anchor
the United States sloop Of war Plymouth
Every vessel broke its cable but oae. The
tornado tossed them about, and dashed them
against each other, aud broke them like egg
shells. But amidst this scene Of destruction
uu. government vessel held fast to its moor.
ings and escaped unframed. Who rado the
links Of that cable, that the strength Of the
tempest could not rend Who was the
workman that worked under oath, and whose
work saved property and human life from
ruin otherwise inevitable? Could that work.
man have behold that spectacle, and heard
the raging Of the elements and seen the
other vessels as they we're dashed to pieces,
and scattered abroad, while The violence OF
the tempest wrecked itself upon his own
work, in vain, would he not have had the
amplest and p1rest reward for the fidelity of
his labor ?-Horace Mann.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28

TnE Coon MAN.-To love an cnemy-to
conlemn the proud when prosperous-to lis.
tea kindly TO Il tale OF sorrow told by the
poor and to wage successful war on besct-
ting sins, are four features in the charaet
Of truly good nan. But they never sub.
sist without grace. Having before US the
picture of COOL man, We can easily make
out the features OF the BAL man.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
4 Fragment

3 bird, p song o dream, a flower,
How sE,.tly thcy win conc,
Aud cheer us Ia a lonely hour
with thought. % those who roam.
Pefchauce they not Gar away,
EMifthc5 are not here,
Wc 1--we Che 2o.leu memories
lhathru5 them -tIll NOR near
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28

Many fool runs into society to run away
from himself; but if others run away from
himself, instantly he gets offended aud yet
it strikes us that the latter are only following
the good example that had been set them in
the first instance by the fool himself.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
GROVER X BAKER ). NJ co.,
Iaj Broadway, New York

ACARn FROM ELIAS HOWE, JR
An persons are cautioned not TO make, deal in or
any Sewing Machines which from two snools aud
make the stitch known the GROVER BAKER stitch,
less the same are purchased from the GROVER BAKER
Sewing Machine Company, or their Agents, Licenses,
ana stamped unaer my patent of September 10, slo.
said Company and their Licenses, alone, are legally
authorized under their own patents and my said patent
during the extended term thereof To make and sell this
Kind NJ Sowing Machine and all othersare pracies upon
sal s,ebl, and win be dealt with accordingly wherever
found, ELIAS HOWE, JR.
NEN-NuRE f262tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28

HEAVEN The blue OF heaven relroshes
the eye OF the soul when it rests upon it, as
much as the 9 cen OF the earth does that oil
The body.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28

Good men have the iewest fears. lie has
bu, one who fears to do wrong lie has a
10 ousaud who has overcome that one.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
NOW WITHIN TnGREAcm OF ALL,
GROVETa en BAKEEc'5
CELEBRATED NOISELESS
S E w m G VA a G n IN E s.
A9J Broadway, New York


T. PulNNEY Agent, No. y. leryt
n IiE public attention Is respectfully requested TO the
1 following cards ~ ELIAS lluWE and the GROWN
DsKGH $. a., CO.;
A CARD FROM THE GROVER BAKER s. ". co.
Our patents ing nov established hy the Courts We
are enabled Go furnish the GROVER BAKER Machine
with important improvements, 90 greatly
REDUCED PRICES,
The moderate price at which Machines making the
GRoyER BAEER stitch, can now b. had, brings them
within the reach Of ALL and renders the 81 Machines
making inferior stitches rs unnecessary IL Is unwise
Persons desiring the best Machines and the right TO
them, only b. TO buy Machines making the
GROVER BAKER Stitch but also that such Machines
made aud stamped under patents aud those Of ELIAS
Howl. Jn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28

The love Of pleasure betrays US into
pain; aud many man through love Of lame,
becomes infamous
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
CAUTION
CANCI ER.

noCToR p. ". Hin would respectfully Inform tie in
" hah nts % HsrdWick, vicinity aud Community al
large thar Dr. has removed n South Hardwick Caledonia
Go We where DE- intends to make the Treatment o. Can
cer-iH ~ rlf'ot SiGIe' speciality n business in
connection with chronic Disease, private or common
The Doctor feeling cuusci1u. 81 his ability In the treat
ment of the above named israsefrum 80 ycafseNprri
encc ia the treatment Of Cancer aud an conditions II m
system. producing that Disease. he would say 20 ths
afflicted were one worse Call and The Doct will advise
yot what 90 do Al Counsel rratuitous. ANY amount 1t
References will be given TO thu Creduons application
me Doctor Is regular Physician OF the old school
means all le says, aud no liumbug.
South llardwick, Feb, y, 1891. Wis
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
Books from the City.

WE have the best facilities ior receiving nythng in
w the line Of hooks, Stationery Music, direct from
the City. short notis Persons wanting anything Of
thstt"t will please leave their orders NJ the
FREEMAN ROCK STORE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
Geo. W.. wilder
Is AGENT for the sale Of Geo A. Prince \. Co.'S I'm
lproyed patent prize Medal
.UELODEONS.

The first Premium has uniformly been awarded 10 these
Instruments whenever exhibited in competition with
Others Manufse turcd at buffalo n. Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated FCnaasc Pitts.


q /. peculiarly suited. i will 500 o short tim. brin.
d. monthly period s..h regularity.
Zach bottle. price 1ne N1iar. bears the GoYrrHus.
stamp RI Great britain, go prevent couuterfeits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
DIED.,

BATEY-on Friday. June 20, Ann p Bstey aged II years
| uenths end II days
wife Of Charles w. Brown, In tie oath year OF her
BBOwEln this city Friday, June 90 Elizabeth, edes,
daughter Of John Brown, aged 70 years months and 10
CBARY-In this city Friday June 49, suddenly Frank
sai'On yoUnses son of Oe' r. and Mary b. Crazy aged
The esves az end. respectfully invited attend the
funeral mondsy July H. from the residence of
"a q 4,t h G On gdsy JGG 20 A'd
mouth&
DILL-In Brooklyn, Thursday, June a. Otto Dn in the
34tb year Of his age.
GARRETrIn this city on Fiday June g. Mrs susannsh
Garrett IN the nth yesI Of her eye.
GoOsT-In hi. city. Friday June as c. daughter
OF Dietrich and Anna Goost aged months and days.
GREEEEAt Font Hamilton Monday June a. Lieutenant
James Greene Of the Isl Regiment nfsntry U. s. A.
Of DR.. J. X. Greene Of Ca,tskill
aged n years months and a day.. ~ '''''
HALLIn tbi. city, "wednesday, June as Sarah b. rcist
Of A. Gerald Hall b. d.
RIRBYOn Saturday June 49, Anna Maria Kirby eyed 20
yesrs, the beloved vile Of John W. Kirby
The iane VIA tste place SUNDAY afternoon his day. at
yn Ihe relative. and hte1ss Of IT, family and those Of his
Tneie Kirby also the Sons Of Temperance Wellington
S83 f. and A. respectfully invited to attend without
further notice The remains viii be taken to New Utrecht for
interment
McgRATn.oa Saturday June e. Of typhoid fever, Maria,
% attend her funeral sunday sernoon O'Clock from
ber is,e Iesiaence, NO i's East Ihhtyfourh hieet
MORRIS0E-Ip Newark New Jersey. Friday afternoon,
yune 49, at his residence mr. John MorisOn Of Peads
"a SpTIsoD, No II Chambers street.
Invited TO attend the funeral Ut Trinity Church.
NewHk, on hiO-ssy sfterns.n. at 4 O'Clock.
hGrAOGART-ln this city on Friday June 2s Charles BE.
Taggsr In the 10th year OF his are
MATHEWS-in this city, Friday June 90 Samuel young
est child Of WILLIAM aud Eleanor Mathews
POSTOn Saturday June 49, EmelDe Fsndrsu wife Of Sam
uei L. Post, IT,, In tie 25tl year Of her age
Tfs u. ss, s end .Rs: q q family
Ron Monday, July /, At O'Clock o.
SHORT-in this city on Friday June g. Cs.hxpe Coyie
the beloved wife Of John Short. - - ~"
sCHELPf-At 0oienbpts Friday June 49, Heinrich Philip
ssesst so W. e G;:ts ScSlsss,s ~. .