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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
Hank O Wilmington and RrAndywiHe
qf New Cashier.

M W A Now Cashier.
William s. Hagany, Esq, for several years
Cashier of the Bank of Wilmington and
Brandywiae severed his official connection
with the Bank by resignation on the 23d
inst. Ii is the determination of Mr.. Hagany
we learn, TO embark in business--in the city
Of Philadelphia-which will not require
such constant exhaustion Of the physical en-.
ergies as is demanded by the pressure of
duty and responsibility incident to the Office
he has just vacated. During his connection
with the Bank, Mr.. Hagany enjoyed the
confidence of the directors and officers Of
that Institution in a very flatteriug degree /;
and in accepting his resignation they ex-
pressed their profound regret at parting
with so valued an officer.
Mr.. Hagany will leave this city for the
scene of his new lObors in very few days.
By his removal, not only does the Bank lose
good officer, but st. Paul's Methodist Epis-
copal Church will also miss the services Of
useful member and devoted christian,
whose activity and zeal have been, for many
years, successfully directed towards the
prosperity of the Church and the promotion
Of religious influences generally. The COM
munity too will part with Mr. Hagany as
with a useful citizen and an upright man
We wish him success in his new vocation.
10 fiji the vacancy caused by Mr.. Haga-
ny's resignation, the directors of tue Bank
have elected EVAN RICE, Esq, young gen.
tleman, who, for several years held the posi-
tion Of first Teller in the Bank, the duties
of which he discharged with such fidelity
and satisfaction as to secure for him the con
fdence of every one connected with the In
stitutlon. Diligent and faithful in his ap
plicationto business, he is we'll qualified by
experience for the discharge of the duties o
his new position and while our citizens will
for time miss the peculiar urbanity Of th'
retiring officer it will not be long before the
new incumbent, by his gentlemanly deport-
ment and accommodating disposition, will
command their respect and esteem, ant
make himself popular officer. We con
gratulate, equally the Bank upon having
secured the services of gentleman of sucl
acknowledged ability and fitness for the po
sition, and MIR. RICE in having thus won tn
confidence and favor of those who best kno,
his business capabilities.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
Holiday Gifts.

ny THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
Good Uncle Joe his brows did bend,
Aud thus began to think
What gifts he should his nephew send
or college youths the pink.
Young Joe my namesake is." said he,
" But even were be not,
lie is too bright youth to be
At Christmas time forgot.
s. But what to send him I'm in doubt
Money lie would but waste,
Aud thus, by scattering II about
Acquire spendihriit taste.
"0f books, already be has more
Than should like 10 read,
And II he studies them all u'er.
He'll come home wise indeed
ITO jewelry he don't incline,
Since cunning men can make
Some brazen grmcraoks very fine,
Which FOLKS for gold mistake.
"What shall send my dnrling boy
To please him most Of all
One gift know he must enjoy
A suit from TOWER HALL"
The largest assortment 10 Philadelphia, Of the
valuable and useful holiday gifts above spoken
Of on hand aud selling at prices much below
market rates. Al in want Of Ready made
Clothing can be suited at our establishment,
whatever be the sizs or peeuiarity.
TOWER HAIL. 5l8 Market Street. Philadelphia
BENNETT & Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30

colony to proper sense of their duty In b,s NJ.
jesty's crown and dignity. do firtbsr o.as" nla'
and require all his Majesty's liege subieets ~
retain their quit rents, or any other taxes Az
or that may become due, till such time AZ nssos
may be again restored to this at present may, mo0,
unhappy country; or ill they may DO demandad
OF them for their former snlutary purnos"S
by officers properly authorized TO receive M
same. 'ue
Given under my hand, on board the shin "w;,
lam," of Norfolk, the seventh day Of NoSsmh.. NJ
in the sixteenth year of his Majesty's reign, "a
d. l776.) DusMas1y lA'
" God save the KIM % 'VAA'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30

bpek, improving.
Sergeant Samuel W. Paxon, Co. o. struck with
shell in kt ee, extracted and improving.
VIM Shipley, Co. D at Emory Hospital, Ia
miles east OF Capitol, slightly.
Benz. Cox, 20. @. at Ascension Hospital,
slightly.
founded Of Second Deiarars.
Wm. ThaWley, s..
| Sergeant Harrison Bennett.
sergeant-Major Jos MoAlanimus.
In ward 81, Carver Hospital, Fourteenth
street. flesh wounds aud doing well.
John Mcknight, Go. X, log OF below the Knee.
ia improving and wiil get well. At Armory
Square Hospital, ward g.
Y. Aydelolt, son of High Constable Aydelott,
Of this place is at Armory Square Hospital, In
ward II, badly wounded in shoulder, arm, side,
thigh, knee, and ankle is quite weak, but bears
bis snlferings manfuly and thinks he will re.
cover his surgeon thinks he is now out of dan
ger.
Chas. Morgan, Co. @.
Jas. McCloskey, Co. L.
Geo. j. Gaul Co. II.
All at LIST ward, Findley Hospital, and all
slightly wounded
james Wier, color-sergeant, Co. ID.
Francis Hentifrr, Co. O.
10 ward r. " "Harewood," flesh wounds II OF
serious.
Geo. Soaring, Go F. Dunbarton, Georgetown,
SICK, going about
Robt. Ritchle, +. reported at Trinity Hospital,
aud Third streets, but could not fnd him.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30

city during the continuance of this war, un-
less duly exchanged.
Third That oil negro slaves captured in
arms be at once delivered over TO the exc
cutiye authorities of the respective States
TO which they belong, TO be dealt with ac-
cording to tho laws of said States.
Fourth. That the like orders be executed
in all cases with respect 10 all commissioned
officers of the United States when found
serving in company with said slaves in in
surrection against the authorities of the
different States of this Confederacy."
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
A PROCLAMATION.

As / have ever entertained hopes that IN ac-
commodation inight have taken place between
Great Britain and this colony without being com
PEELED by my duty to this most disagreeable, but
now absolutely necessary step, rendered so by
body Of armed men, unlawfully assembled, firing
on his Majesty's tenders; and the formation of
au army now on their march 10 attack his Majes-
tys troops and destroy the we'll disposed subjects
Of this colony to defeat such reasonable pur-
poses, and that all such traitors and their abet-
tors may be brought to justice, and that the
peace and good order Of this colony may be again
restored, which the ordinary course Of the civil
law is unable TO effect, have thought tit to issue
this my Proclamation, hereby declaring that,
until the aforesaid good purposes can be obtain
ed, do IN virtue Of the power and authority TO
me given by his Majesty, determine to execute
martial law, and cause the same to be executed
throughout this colony. And, to the end that
peace end good order may the sooner be restored
do require every person capable of hearing
arms to resort to his Majesty's standard, or be
looked upon as traitors to his Majesty's crown
and government, aud thereby become liable TO
the penalty the law infcts upon such offences
such MS forfeiture Of life, conhscation of lands,
Sc, SO. And do hereby further declare all
indeRiurtd serUas, negroes Others (sppertdiaiRg
10 rs5els) free, that able and eiiiing 10 bear
arms, they Joining his MgestfS troops as soon
as Wsy Be, for the more speedily reducing this
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
The Emancipation Policy.

The violence with which tie Presidents pro
clamation of the 22d Of September last has been
assaied by the London Times and other advo-
Gates of the south in England, as a wicked and in
human-prooeeding, and the viVidness with which
the horrors they pretend 10 anticipate from it
have have painted by those tender-h hearted lovers
of treason, may appear somewhat extravagant,
if not misplaced. when it is considered that the
same measure. in a more eAicen, form, was
adopted, under much less aggravated oircum-
stances, by a British Governor of Virginia before
our Declaration Of Independence. Nor did he
fail to proclaim an penalties for traitors " forfeit
ture of life, confscation of lands, &C., &C."
The following is u copy Of the document then
issued:
" By his Ereelisney The Right Honorable JonS,
Earl Of DuHMoRE, his MGjesiy's Lieutenant
and GoVtrHor- General Of The Colony and Domi
mon Of Prginia, and Vice ADMIRAL If The
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
THE stony OF LIFE.
ny JOHN q. sAxE.
IN SIX CHAPTERS.

Say, what is life ? 'Tls to be born
A helpless Babe. to greet the light
With n sharp wal, as il the morn
Forelold cloudy noon and nigbt;
To weep, to sleep. aud weep again,
With suuny emiles between aud then
And then npace the infant grows
To be a laughing, pulling boy,
Happy, despite his little woes,
We're be nut conscious Of his joy; It
To be, in short from two 10 ten
merry, moudy Chiid; aud then? t.
III. Ir..I
And then, in coat and trousers c ad
To learn to say the Decalogue,
And break il; an unthinking Lad,
With mirth and mischief all agog;
A truant oft by field and fon .sf.a
To capture butterflies and then
~.
And then increased in strength aud size,
To be, anon, Youth full.grown;
A hero in his mothers eyes,
A young Apollo in his own;
To initiate the ways of men
In fashionable sins and then 800
"
Aud then, at last to be a Nan;
TO fall in love- to WOO aud wed;
With seethng brain to scheme and plan
To gather gold, or toll for bread; .
To sue for fine with tongue or pen, a p
And gain or lose the prize; and thOn
VI al..- .staa
And then 10 gray aud wrinkled Ed
To mourn the speed Of life's decline;
To praise the scenes his youth behed
Aud dwell In memory Of Lang-Syne
To dream awhile with darkened ken,
Then drop into his grave and then'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30

DiED.-J, G. ManlOve, Co, D., 1st Delaware.
diea IN washington, in the hospital one day last
lie was wounded Of Fredericksburg.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
DIED.

TAGGART.-In this city, December 24lh, 1862
JOsEPHISE, daughter of Joshua and Margare
Anna Taggart, aged years and months.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
MARRIED

VENSON-LYON5.-I Philadelphia, on
the 29Ih OF November by Rev. A. Atwood,
ware County, Pa, TO Misc EMMA 7. Lyons,
Of Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30

wILMIToN, Dec. 20, 1862.
TO Me Right Rev. AIfredfe, Preadent Deiavare
STATE dissolution tore Relief of Sick and
Wounded Soldiers;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
NUMBER II.

persop shall be gal hsd to vote ben Of The General A.
s,mby all oe, ee,ed by the peop bu, 10 the
resilient Of th by Of tspg stationed
hsrel and shall have The rig 80 woe Who q u;
or marine n ay or a.ss q NE coafsss:
States .h0 has convicted bribery In an ,lseion or o.
g. ihe Iaahsd voi rs Of re oonponve,h, Who may be in
may vote or DE rstse.sn or Il The an ssa.i
tut and schsdae and for and seinr TIE e s
or post Is The such pet rba os
nats her the said nett post ta be shia NE
condition Of sny made ~ In whole psr psrsens
quAhed 70 vote In sid eecon, sh, be such 10 rrndsr in
pOAs SAID persons 10 vote With the post sneanpneni
regimen, 9 nesrusd my any day b hIsd
be bot more haa ten ds,s OF ssean Sor easA
Place Of voting b, hs sppost S .f
been hr duly sw'rn BY him. .as perform the dse REQUIRED
The election laws o. Ibis tate qusu6sd Of the Con-
nonvesh notio the military service vlo may be aoent nou
cous c5rporzoes of her residences BY resson of he
Of Ae pub enemy D corpora
ion In which they may be 90 the day Of se.,itn,
T. The eers conducting the said ee tion s on the day
ser The eson or be- deliver the poll
books to their iad eomua1dsr Sho la or'hvih vd tne
sscsrtanins the result sf tie said election 10 s
State
the e'rrks Of each county and on e0a and 70 ne nh'
ee.suy in The sleciIoi herein p .nsn,ns the sane.
IN providing ssii pol b oks 7,aainr the same.
and IN p-ccIr writer's 70 eni he voters therein.
shall be def eyed - In the eai ~ meube 10 NE
9-neral Essr mbly %
The duties 10 be p1fo-r si-s lr ra conducting the
con privilege cs the and the aies for miseop-
duc the shall be tee s41H in all respects
as are prtsebsd by IN Of othCr e'erions
All persons who shA be 10 oce vheo this amended Coz
adopted shall continue 10 Cfce unt the fAuon OF
respective OF and until their sneesso .
fed unless sooner removed purtuAnt 70 Av except h
The second elsss ding 10 he made
present Consuton shall be placed In the nst ana
Constitution Vacancies occurring In the once OF
the peace ler the adoption Of % conlfitu'n sId
before election justices 10 held under shall be hed 10
therein provided for hlDg vacancies oe.
curing In said ohee after ,he hrt elscifn
IL The Supreme O. ur Of Appeals ta continue 10 exeren
usd oa un the Courts Of appeal established By this
Constitution shall be organised and the judges hereof Who may
first session Of the Ge1rrsi Assembly unt his
Consultation be to the dulles Of either OF the Courts
Appeal according 10 the pasuie of the General Assembly
All In when th Consu lon s sdoptt not inesp
sisnt erexih ard all rights scu,iors seso elaine and
shall and continue as @ Don utuiisn vas no
adopted.
NJ she term Of service delegates eseted the
General Assembly under s Constitution shall at the
the seee OF the delegates elected The trt
Consultation shall be A' the fourth 1hrray Nay lso un-
les Otherwise psoyid by law.
Done Convention the city Of RShr i'd The axth dag
the year Of Lord gsand eight hundred
aud SIXTY one and In the eighty sixth - the oonnonveah
Of Virginia - .....-...-l
Presidsni ef he Cbncsattoa.
JoHv 7. EUBtNK,
: Secretary Of lls Conpsption. delT-eln
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l. II shall be duty President OF this Convention
mediaey Adjourrmcut to c.rt to the Governor copy
OF the B Of Rights and 0cnIuOn adopted, together With this
schedule.
forthwith The fac by proeAmaton TO be Published 10
sueh nevpapes Of the Stale be deemed requisite fer gen
information, and shah 10 bis proca- son, copy OF
ne B Of kg and & SSnS! ~ s 90 '9g.Sss sn @
shah be pabhed In The manner Indicated fer the period OF one
month"; printed copies thereof shall BY th Secretary
Of the irarsmlte BY mall
OF each county and rporaon court IN the Commonvea,
be BY such clerk submitted to the examination Of my
The Ocers authorized BY existing eOndue, general
poll BOOK Thursday in March l.e2 be headed
hs "oonsuiion Amended and and contain
ne other 10 be headed sr reiscp Aad such on .er
aid pO. open for the space q rse days, shai then sns .r
this Constitution aud Schedule Of ali quaded under the
existing Cons liaan TO exercise he right oi 'uag. ihs sd
he right Of stnrage containing two eollnns ore headed o
Door rates assessed within de prscsdas yssr as
the other headed "for the g Of sur &C. without The
ysie, assessed vithn le preeediog year As qipaeeon TO
voen poll book sha Ia Ike manner be kept fer the
.sr the adoption reeeon stuton ihs be
eeYed and recorded for or assnss said qu i!acauon
precincts Of each o5uny the
Der Of yo.,. syen for each proposition and certify ihs sal. POI
ter the commissioners upsrintndng hs election At the eor
IN the following form ave- &c commissioner for holdlDg
"iuion for the county (or corporatonJo of 30
haeby certify that m sleeasn vas hsld on gay
psr.uan TO law and ,Aa, he folio wing q
exhibited by the poll book, via For ne ddofn Of the
amerd. d CoRsttail,n .l votes; sndJtr ne Tjec-
tioa oTtls con IiHi votes for The quli aeAio n
Of the right ofsassgs votes and sg,iasi taA qualh
cation q the sot Ottusrag. votes o.. % snss
"@vsish returns, written in vOrds and no. ID ssare,
ss &c IN ne ~ Of he o. soosoD
ARih be sent to the Governor o. the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
nv TsEE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA; !

DY TEIE GOVERNOR OF NLAGtNlAi- "A
ID PROCLAhA 1IOY shersss. the Convention OF ths Corn
oawea 5th day o. DesenbeE 1851 adopted osnta
uon m ne STAT Of W-inia which pref sed Declaration Of
g and sixth day Of the month shedale which
annexed hereo and In said Schedule the governor
"a anngsuce Inc se aud purPsh NOV hareoEe
JOHN LsrUdES GOyesaor OF The Commonwealth Of Vrg1ia DO
hereby uroca the following be copy otthe said Dee
raol OF Rh Consultation she1ae 20 be suemitted 70 tne
quafe voters for rseon, prese hersn
- Given u.dsr my hand a. Governor and under me
SsAl Of the comnonwea at Richmond, This l2h Gay o.
Deesrber a d. 1851 and In The sesh year q the Com
@'a's-i'@ JOHN LEToHE2.
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

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p-ss !, s caseI evidence takenou ne ceqcih OF
lSi.srin ths PoIs Cnca ccaiAiIilS ceasy
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one aozh uiie0ai aliaELhol -
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Uass -pecaet as Manuscript pzsy9r1 assea upon 0'
iRsso re parisea - =. ..,s., 49,,
bsr o nsso-s ca1-psd anil erasred sa aad Pay sA'
uxsctei zocort1Siy. go, a., . -, 49,.
RaarIka ApuaEr5zafzsfs-to afoll Aay
On ne psrt n A-nul Advertisers L 3 propsrto state dls
"a IL ~ ns-s only erts1s % tiuae1his business sea-
V.ise er ana other Advertisements seat BY Aez7 70 ee -
Gdluoll charge, aad 40 vcriAaon - - -, a. -.
- Real etis and Gcleral Age'is A1vet4se go ~
bet 20 b. c1rgsd a. ne utaa rSs ap3s'
1ach 1,1oaun-s As 1aaH be asse-t upon- -.
E Dco1seru and yearly tiyrrtsls seae1 s4l ens
AZ 1s snus-e- vi ire Vgsss cf change, nau not on %
Vss- avcfre week tseTt uose thAn We N,1lN
aEssa upoa standing us ncr the contract and Al ek
6Iac s1ch araot "a % chlrged .; ths asaNi r'es
A3ver.ser.ea.1 iasred Ia the Neeky Nhg A. 70 ecls
o % lines for ths arat serien aa 80 eea
a. serar- rcci.nnsl-t, or f SeeSy - eeats
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NOTICE.

zyHE concern Of sa u,I M. Price & Co., diisoived
this day BY Imitation The uadeis,gned .i continue The
co., assuming all the liabilities Of and settling all dsbu due,
ne late 'On'e'H' sAML NJ PRICE,
Wy u. GORDON,
a, JAtS TEMPLE
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= y e.ossE ". MvzyoaO.


r-Pubsh In The Enquirer ri patch, Whs a Mehmosd PF
pers Iynehburg DAnVe Norfo Petersb1rg On
a cupeper Court House warrenton, Wytheyhe AbnSeon Lex
In,oa staunoa a onbug, Wineheser BerrS vile
Sonev TtzeEsu Court ious far
VILE arg, charesOwa, Gsdeson eeunty9 Aaftnours
t,.i.s vssk Tor me ruodth
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PARNE POIaDEXTER,

ATTORNEY At LAW.
Richrnond Cify, Va.
NETr prates h an che Ooa-s hc.i ,n he CITY Of Rehonc,
w ~ dh- couotssof Cssserasj. Henreo ard tovhaAn
Oe q ne cousr oflh, Pearl and hia Streets ever ne
- 49, 49, a H.. de21-iy
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DAVID ;. q. CABE

NRAcTTCys In a. e Cocrs o. ts eourtiss Of Neson 1nd
Amhers He VII eit-sd 20 Sny law business Sas'eo y
"a - Rsarss- Ts Svss l7srshosls P o. Nielsen Co, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
Law CARDS,
KERFOOT & WALLER,
ATTORygYS AID COUSSELLORS AT Law,
DALLAS. TENAA

yR-Pronpt attention 70 Cclecaol and Land C1luals .
s.rF.rToEs-samueI NJ Garland, Anhrrat q 4, Va; Jon
Fsslpson u Auh srs. Q T., Va; Garland Snfi'an LFne
sur Va M,slsy Speed. d.; Judge n ~ bereFd nailA
- y q. n.-----. u u-.l-lletl
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,. Tss.LpSON BROWN
ATTOPNE AT LAW

EiCdAON0, VA,
VLL prac.-s q the Co1r,s 3f M cities cf Rehaond ana p
w ,g--surr a., counties OF Hs-Tico All chssiereeiL
II, 1rir.-r stata Q. II s1al-N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
RUNA \
DIVIDEND

g1HE President Directors Of the Pamer Bans Of ysins
have d-cAred dividend OF three and three quarters
rr co, Of profs The Institution for the last iS norrbs
ieducng iheeom cert bonns 70 the sAte sas
u 8K per eert net. pay able 70 the rtoestosters
i,5-iO. A. sMrr 7. cashier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14

HE Preideai sad Dire Of the 5sas Of vrus have &C.
eae dividend of hies and three qssrters cent for
las, sx months subec, eeiret6n Of one qssrt<r 81
bonut tie este leaving three snd one hall per eert
az ,blsto the sssektolde=s Tor SAG per share =
iaS-iOt w. " ftfJOh. ossnfef.
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consist one hundred and y msub % be chosen snnu
M fr and By he seyes eoaa cities aad towns ofihs Con
mluVe.A he asbutOn ard appoTuonnea whereof saAn re
provided BY lw un app ,rtt nnhent OF te
shall be made the General Assembly as hsenAnsr pre-
vided. q ..t.sr.-. 1890
8 The General Assemb power Upon application q
majority vJters OF he county q Osupb H. 10 provice a
delegates 20 be elected by said county, NE
Lyn 5urg shall ee5t delegate, and the resume o
e Campbell shall eest dssgHte sad zen
ably sAal have tbs application OF ma
joy q the Of the oJudty Of hDr 20 provide mat M
Of delegates be elected oy said county the ey OF
P,m9u shall se desae and the resdae OF the county
Of Norfolk shall eleet one deiegIte. =
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vTTTTIsEZE -1ohhls whisky, of virgins mountaiu tra
w one q yeas ,i ihs iyest and aaes stock In 'h
- q, -.i.-t f-,r,- fsr ~. by w WALLACE SONS,
40 Csraer Of Pearl and Gary streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14

UTHrre Il ard Drestef he E1shsase Bank 81 virginia
have gec ed eas dividend oft1ce aod n'ee
per &c ess per bJruspyabe .he l<th los ant
jaai0-2s W.f. srcIntn vesner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08
DIED.,

This Monday NOR ming. Deco her 9Th, NErTIE
infant daughter OF Rich d r. and Lizzie Harvey
Her funeral will take lace ON the residence If
Der randfAther, Mr.. Geo. darvev, corner of Ve--
mont avenue and L streets, 70 morrow morning =
u O'CLOCK. here the friends Of the family are ret
,aSssted to atfeDd, --. ->--..
On Nor day m. rning, the 9Th instant, NELLIE,
yoonk Ct daughter of Rebecca and the late Tho IN ~
PheniN, aged years and Ii months.
The funeral will take place from IN rssid nee Of
her CRANE father John A. smith, 399 & street, on
Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock.
Ats 'cloch this morning, THOMAS P. MOORE,
aged q years
The friends and scquaintsncea are requested ia
ettsnd the funeral st clock to. morrow With gu
~ thet notice. tBalt Sun prase,copy.l
With sorro full hearts - have 70 announce the
desth OF cur beloved child EDDIE PREYHOLD
aged yeaie apd > months.
Ais funeral viii tai place the 9Th instant at 2
oclOcs from the residence OF his much bereaved
parents. .-'....
On tne zsd October. Mrs. REBECCA G. ROoERT-
SON, wife OF Thomas A Robertson. S. years old
Bsltimore papers copy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08
MARRIED.

On the 18th NOv.mo. r,by the Rev. Father U Neil,
M WILLIAM BARNES TO Miss MARY JANE
BAH Ely all o. this city
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Thursday. Dec. 4th, at the Parsonage by the
R.v Or. RYAN, Mr.. w. PERKINS to Miss NARY
ANN TRACY, both Of this city.
On the tn ultimo. IN Geor getovn bv Rev VIM
hspTar JOHN +. Waffle to Miss OATH