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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28
Senator aonroe,s OougressIOnaI Dis.
tFiCen.

Grlct0s
The following Is Senator MoNRoE's subs!ituts
for the bill Of the majority of the committee or
Congressional AppOrtionment;
Ist Dlstrict--cIermoDt county, the lst, %, 3D.
7tb, 9Th, 10th, 1lth, 18Th and 18th wards Of
the city of Cincinnati, as they are now consti
tuted, and the townships of Anderson, Colun
bis, speucef, symmes and Sycsmore, the corpo-
ration Of Readlng, and the north east and
south east precincts Of Mil Creek township
Population 124,7l fg ss
"a District-The 4th, 5ih, Gin, 9th, 18th, l4tb,
18th and 18th wards Of the city Of Cincinnati,
az they are now constituted, and the townships
Of Springfield, COleraiD, Greene, Storrs, Delhi,
Miami, WhiteEaieF, Harrison and Crosby, the
corporations Of Harrison, Clifton and Glendale,
as they are now constituted, and the western
Corryville and Lick Run precincts of Mill Creek
township Population l24,459. netTiffE
| Sd District Montgomery, Preble, Butler and
Miami counties Population 1922
4th Dlstrict-Darke, Shelby, Auglaize, Mer-
Ger, Van Vert and Allen counties. Population
l04,2 1854. ada
5th District--Paulding, Defiance. Williams,
Putlam, Henry, Fulton, Wood and Lucas coun.
ties. Population 1927.
9th Dlatrict--Adams, Brown, Pike, Highland
and Boss counties. Population 1888.
7th DiatFict-Ciark, Greene, MadisoD, Fay
ette, Clinton and Warren counties. Population
l29, 9,72e Hlth>
9Th Observation-Disclosures, Marion, Morrow.
Union, Logan and Champaign counties. Popu-
lation l2l ,263.
| Oh Distrlct--HancoclE, hardin, Wyandot,
Crawford aud Richlsnd counties. Population
lO6.0l2. ..g.s ,gsss y
iOlh Dis.rict--Erie, Huron, Seneca. San
dusky and Ottawa counties. Population ll4,-
ass.
I Ilth yDistrict--Lawreuce, GaIlia, scioto,
jackson, Vlnton and Meigs counties. Popula-
tlon 127 ,696
12th Dislrict--Ffanklip, PiokeWAy, Fairfield,
Perry and Hooking counties. Population l4l,-
$50. ..aa i aTsa
/ l3.h DistFIet--Morgan, Noble, Monroe,
Washington and Allen counties. Population
l27, BIG .e
y l4sh Dislrict-Muskingnm COshoetop, Knox
Rnd Licking epuuiies. Population ia, ,394 "a
18th Dlstrict-Tuscarawa Guernsey, Bell
mont and Harrison counties. Population ll2,-
sI6tb District -Lotain, Medina, Wayue, Ash.
land and Holmes counties. Population l26,-
GA. -..-,--- 80
liza Disiriet--C CayabOgs, Summit and Like
counties. Population l2l ,09l.
18Th Dislrict--Stark, Carroll, Columhiana
and Jefferson counties. Population $751;
18th District- Ashiabula, TrumbulI, Portage
and Mahoning counties. Population l3O, ,265.
THE Federal Offices created BY the tax bill, as
reported, II issaid, VIII amount to twenty-six
-. -. q. = araa1, - twNsa7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

a SERGEANT Of the 2lst Massachusetts Eegi-
meut writes that among the cannon captured BY
Genersl BORHsiDE ct NewberA, we're thirteen
OrAss field pieces taken by the rebels ct Bail
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

IA : Il.
Clrr am Tosxsalr DfnocaaFro COSvENnoS
The DemocfAts Of thscity OF Columbus ant
Monigcmery TpWnehlp are hereby notified 4
meet In their tespective wards and township OF
Friday evening, March 18th, at the following
First Ward-E. BelIer'a. 49,
Second "r Buckeye House. ~
Third 81 Mayor's Office. ~ ~ aOI
Fourth "4 Simonton's Exchange
Filth g Engine House.
Townshp-ToWnship Trustees' office, Couri
House. F'HfgffF tk3sFi - ~
The polls In the wards win be open from
10 3 o'clock and tbe township polls from 4 tC
8 o'clock, p M. Said meetings will appoint
delegates to the nominating Convention as fol
lows:
First ward, Fourth ward
Second " 8. S Fifth Ia
Third +" Township, -lt
The delegates 80 appointed will meet at the
City Hall on Saturday evening, March 29th,
at z o'clock, TO nomipate candidates for city
Offices, viz Marshal, City Treasurer, and two
School Directors; also, Township ticket, viz
three Trustees, three Cohstables, Township
Clerk, and Township Treasurer.
The ward meetings will each nominatea can
dldate for Councilman and Assessor, and the
Township meeting will nominate candidate
for Assessor. stsi4s kWH
By order Of the City and Township Execu-
tive Committee.
JOHN W. THOMPSON,
D. W. BROOKS,
JOHN RAIDER, saU
JOHN M. PUGH,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

The New York Leader Il informed that "FAS-
Nj FERE" has separated from her husband on
the ground of alleged misusage. not only on bis
psr., but on that of one Of his relatives.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

TIE Memphis Argus calls upon the Munich
pal Council TO pass an ordinance for the defense
OF the city, PRENTlcs dOn't believe that either
her oreasuce or her ordnance win be Of any
avail a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

THE Postmaster of the House Of Represent
stives a. Washington reports that slsl,ss5 is
the cos.os the stationery furnished to the cOra
ni,tees thus far in the session. This Is only
one item of the incidental expenses of Con
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

Hos, oRvIILE CLARK, prominent citizen Of
Iowa, died at Des MOines, on the 18th instant
Re was formerly leading Democrat Of New
Vosk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

THE Prince Of Wales, at latest dates, had at-
rived At Alexandria, Egypt, and left for Cairo
and The Uppef Nile. de viii remain In Egypt
about month By The time hehucceeds 70 the
English throne be will have been quite an ex-
tensivo traveller, and know more Of the topcera-
phr of. the world than any Of the preceding
m0natohs of Englapd. lndsed tiie doubtful
whether any heir 20 q crown has Travelled %
much as Che Prince Of Wales. in s6n.f 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

Ex.LisUrEEAsT GovEEEoR KrRK, recently ap-
pointed United Slatss Minister to the Argen-
tine Republic, 70 70 sail from Boston on the 90
Of April. Is. ..-ll- -a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

THs pris0nsrs of war at IndiAnspolis are dy-
lag Of rapidly. One hundred and ten have
died since the first arrival Of captured rebels 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

REY. DR. RosEcRAE., brother Of the Generab
was installed, on the 25sh inst, COadiutor Bish-
op Of the Catholic Diocese Of Cincinnati. n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28
PROCLAMATION.

TO the qualified pOttrS Of the city Of Columbus:
An election will be held In said city on Monday, the
7h day ofAp next at the places Of holding such cleo
TONS as described below, for the following oty ocers
to.wit Marshai treasurer, two School Drectors and
one Trustee to act Member Of the City Council fol
each Of the wards Of said city.
The polls will be open from o'clock A. M. until
o'clock p. NJ at the following p aces;
lat Wa'd-AtNorth Engine House,
% - Buckeye House
ID United states Hotel.
4th " Capitol Engine House. u
9Th South Engine House.
wRAY THOMAS, Mayor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

CcnMAEDER WILEEs, Of Trent nosoriety, it is
stated, win have command Of the Monitorin her
next bout Withthe Merrimacs b4B
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28
PROCLAMATION.

TTHE LEGAL VOTERS OF FRANK.
i LIN COUNTY, Ohio, are hereby notified TO aiBem.
bic on MONDAY, the 7th day Of APRIL, 1852, at the
places Of holding elections In the several wardt In the
county such shall be appointed hr the proper nu-
thores for holding the city and township elections on
the day aforesaid and elect Judge Of the Superior
Court OF franklin County. gD.
The polls will open between the hours Of o'clock and
10 o'clock A, NJ. ard close al o'clock P. N.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, 4
Sheriff Of franklin county, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

80. q. |. ,a.s ~ 's'"' ? : 70. : -. I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

,'Y''l' ast. 8ig giElaafs l1 tlF.e !. -T
,.f rsga..g sii u siaegi qdl hnt sfiAnr
y, 'i-,5- ia.s stlf5 lfsas s3ai a;tfsd 'iefte'ti
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28

liza Disiriet-C -Cayabogt, Summit and Lake
counties. Population l2l ,O9l.
10th Dissrict--Stark, Carroll. Columbiana
and Jefferson counties. Population lI6.73l.a
18th District-- -Ashiabula, Trumbull, Portage
and MahonIng counties. Population lSO, O,s6s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-10

Ar IHciD1Nf At RoAIoKB.-In IA letter from
our correspondent: In the Third Georgia,
which was three weeks reaching rs, the fol.
lowing incident Is detailed:
One incident Ia connection with the fall
Of Roanoke escaped my memory in the hur-
~ attending my las Communication. An
prsesed upon the Seart G2d memory Of every
Southern patriot. The Inhabitants Of Roa-
noks had sympathiss with cur enemies; OF
this we were appYisad while our regimen I.
was stationed there.
There was one gen tleman resident there An
whom Con fidencs was reposed and with wt,om
Lieut.. Daniels vita (,he highly ests smsd Miss
6a)lte) boar. ed during her stay on the island.
MIR. Chancey Meekins, when the FeesSrals
made their ATTACK, Joined the Confeae rat.
troops a. an instanter volunteer. Most nob!y
did he stand, striking for fresdom-refased 10
take the oath cf SUPPLEMENTARY he
fought Six Of Lincoin's hirelip 80 fell in his
yard by his unsrring aim, to rise no more,
when, alas, ne tEen was killed-a hero, a
patriotism ever 10 be remembered example,
though his body has persisted to % en- uiatet
by every one through whose life current
courses one drop Of Southern blood.
He had brother or nephew, who escaped
from tbs Island, ard is now member OF
Company i, 50 Georgia. The rest o. she
lsiancers, am informed, were seen warning
against their own cOuntry-theI homes
their 6od-by "gving cid and comfor. 70 the
enemy" andTatifed their traitoro0S contract
with the oath Of allegiance 70 Black Repuo-
lican despotism.
No monuments shaft may mark the spcA
where brave Msekins lies, or where he fen,
but he will ever be rem m bered and hcnorsd
by all VII o may chance to learn this Incident.
Athens Waterman.
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RAArDY 1oR RIGH PRIoss.-The natural
remedy for high prices lie competition. To
up Germine ex.ortion, We must supply The
market. There is no other norMo1, permn-
nent or elective way OF accomplishing the
object. There may be other temporary expe-
dtents res0rted to which may appear to give
partial Iel ief FOR the time teiHx but IN the
end they will be found oflittie avail, and may
make matters worse instesiaf Of better.
The re2uiaHon OF prices Of some OF the
leading articles OF prime necessity, by mill
tary authority, may be proper for the oment;
nnt We pray o9r citzsns not to settle down
edy For evils felt can be anything more than
an expedient Of an hour.
II they should, and should thereby prefer.
nit any thorls to supply our markets with
lief they expected Will he like the apples OF
kodom- beautiful to the eye. but SURFING to
bitter ashes 0pon the palate. We cannot be
mistaken. The tnexorable laws of politicsl
be Related with impuEirv, cannot be evaded
or Trim ed with. They will assert thsir su-
pyemacy and viEdicate their power, though
the mandates OF all the 2oten tates OF the
earth, backed b. the laundering columns OF
y thousand Eapoleons, were levolled agains,
them.
While accepting whatever relief the tenn
porary expediens may give us, let rs sntsr st
once upon the work OF supplying our mar
Gad high prices.
We scarcely k,ow Of what we are capable
until We try. Le. us make efforts. Let US
combins-cail into requislsion the tTemsnd-
Gus power OF the principie OF association -
We have not yet Invoked that. What one
cannot do, dozen, o hundred can Divide
the risks OF enterprise, aud in any undertak
Ing fail he loss to each individual concerned
Will be triffing, while escn wil. have the sat.
tsfactioI OF feeling tn at hs did what he could,
that he tried TO succeed, that be- performed al
least his duty.-N. O. Hailetiw.
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Rirbmunn 9ispatrt.
MORN'a. ..APRiL 10, 1854

fHs DasrAass II LIvxxPooL--T The Noisols
Dsv Bses copies the following Liverpool rsws
from the A4ondon Tiaes, OF March Ii:
A. the annnal meeting Of the District Pro.
yident Society. held yesterdsy. his Worship
adsd, stated that altnoneh for considerable
ume pest large amount Of distress had pre-.
vailed in the town, Ut had never reached
potns AZ which the ordinary means Of relief
oA0 ose7 inadequate TO cope with IL. On tac
contrary, through the admirable organisation
ol me local charities, ana thS liberal support
WAicn tAey had received, every cSss OF real
oAusse And destination had been lnvesG-
9assa And relieved. For Icing uMe rs
the cotton porters have been reduced 10
SreAt sxa1ss BY The greatly diminiaheo
eAp0Iee Of cotton. hat tails evil WAs IN
ooOo noasaFe counteractsd ~ large iHfi1x
- Uxaln-ladsn vessels, which Afforded mofe
s1a1 the usual amount ofsmployUsnt IN
~tAAt line. Within the last few weeks, how
ever, the prevalence OF easseriy winds and
other causes had oceasioned u great falling OF
In the mum oer Of ships arriving. which had
the sasct Of throwing many han de Idle, and 10
q large extent Auementtng the amount Of des.
utution In tho town. To meet this, soup
Kitchens were opened IN different parts Of the
town, ~ xpears OF which large amount Of
relief Was Afforded A change Of wind and
GsnerA Improvement of the weather has
MAD the eject Of bringing Ia ships, and OF al.
Iordine employment 70 those who are willing
70 WORK. This improved state OF matters was
proved By . marked diman ution in the num-
PEI OF applications FOR relief tickets. The
eiShess number Of applications ON any one
3ay va reached on the TIN ms. since which
tAV nave gradually dim nj shed, and do not
nov exceed 0ne.haif the num Der which tnsy
Qao On the occasion referred to.
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Gov. SHORTEN on AkMY CoLPoa rAaR A
writer In The Rslisteas Re,a,d represents Gov.
Shorter a. being q most CON sistent and de.
votsd Christian. and gtves the folio wing
report Of mis- speech In behalf Of army col
portage:
His sxcsllsncy, John GIN Shor ter, Gov.
ernor OF Alabama, was present, and made q
mat clog uent psech on being called 10 pre-
side over the meeting He said that 70 b.
selected 70 preside GA such an occasion he
felt 70 De u distin guishso honor, for hs did
NOS think u ~ more i'm portant m setting
had been heId ia this city sincs the war III
been upon "a. de really believed that this
enort 70 svanSeLze Or camps was OLE OF the
most important on tsrpr isss connecsed with
this struggle. Independent OF the joy and
peace II carries 20 the solder sick, Il. I. desc.
late hospital. or In &C tive ser vice on tn faid
tndsperGsnt OF sii ii may do to amsiiorate
the Soioiers spiritual constitution. and to
prepare MIN for heaven Inheritance, Its
1nhaence on the success OF our arms 10 WI IN :.
thousand times more than 1t costs Eysry
tract, every Tes lament, every prayer meeting,
ana every word OF religious instruction
Vnica oy thfs means is carried to the soldier,
Iiii slo In m sking a. q free and happy peo-
pie. The Governor wished all to basr In
mind tnae a. soon IS peace comes this Gov
eminent, in ell Its dsparsm ents, will 70 into
the hands OF those who nov fight our battles.
1ney wiil MI very pos: Of honor ana tnfia.
once, from tna Presidential chair down. II
sney come back from the war with their mo.
Iab wrecked. thea we Will have fought this
tevoiution Ia vain. He delighted TO see all
denominations represent tod in the meet.
ing, since those who have the direction OF
that NO sectarian influences should be exerted
enAt nothing but what all good men approve
OF shall DO published. It seemed appro pirate
SoT sucn WORK to have its origin in Virginia.
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q. S OF AMERICA, !
WAR DEP'T. ORDEANoH O1HIoa,
RIcHMogD, March 8, 1862.
dds WILL BE RECEIvED AT THIS
u OFFICE until the 18th day OF April
next, for the following ORDINANCE and
ORDNANOE MATERIAL for the Oonfeds-
rate States army:
2Oo, 600 toms charcoal cold blast Pig Iron,
$4,000 tons OF Blooms, (charcoall
$1,000 tons wroushs Iron Bars, OF various
sizes,
100 S-inch Colum biads,
100 l0-inch Siege and Garrison Mortars,
loo 13-inch Sea-ccast Mortars,
800 12-pounder IRON Howitxers,
800 6-pOunGer Iron Field Guns.
Bids may be made 10, any quaint ty OF iron
over one hundred tons, and for any numbsr
OF guns over ten.
Drawings Of the Euns will be furnished
only to parties whose bids are accepted.
Bidders will state the points OF delivery,
and The date at which not less than one hun.
dred tons OF iron may be sxpscted to b turn.
ished.-
They must also state the time required to
furnish the whole Of their bid.
Bidders for guns will state the date Of the
first delivery, and the time required to sup
Payments will b made on delivery Of not
less than fifty tons Of iron, and the right to
pay ons-ha1f in CoIfsdsrats bonds u re-
Bids must be sealed and enclosed, and On.
dorsed on the envelope " proposals for 1ron,"
or "Proposals for Guns" a. the case may
b..
NH 6-tAp1O Chief Of Ordnance.
NJ The following papers Will please insert
the above advertisement till 10th April, and
send duplicate with copy of paper to Ord.
nance Once for settlement: The Richmond
Enquirer, Wing and Dispatch; Lynchburg
Republican; Stanton Spectator; Abingdon
virginian; Petersburg Express; Raleigh IN.
o. Register; Wilmington IN. o. journal;
Charlotte IN. U. )BullAtin; Charleston Is. o.
Mercury and Courier; Columbia O. O)South
Carolinian; Augusta fCaal Oonsti tutionalist;
Times; Atisnta Ga, Oonisdsracy; Rome.
(Ga.) one paper; Tallahassee (Fla.) Flori.
dian; Huntsville, (Alabama) ono paper;
Montgomery (Alabama) Advertiser and Mail;
Mobile (Alabsma,) Register; Tuscaloosa,
lAla.,) one paper; Knoxville (rsnnsssee.)
REGISTER; MemPhis Tenn Appeal New Or:
and Crescsnt jackson (nliss hlississippian;
Oorinth, Qdiss one paper; Little Rock lark }
(TeXasl Herald,
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4 WHEALTH, HEkLTE-

WHEALTH, HEALTE-
BETTER THAN GOLD
Kiss HARf SCOHIEr.D, PRECBPTRgss No. go,
Be LrIMoRk STREET, BALTIMoRI-"1frsk Stysa.
ger AaN Nctson This lady suffered for years
" It'll Chronic Indammatory Rheumatism in It's raoss
+ Ialignant form. She first contracted the disess.
shsn two years old, by being vsccinated with INST
ter from child who had the white swelling Eror
shis time to wonanhood her su6erinss wet ex.
txelns-she never had relief from pain until orro6
nv HAAPTONS TINCTURE.
An Extract from the Lstte:I
y ojtec wish my parents had known Of this ram.
Msy when was cEi.d, al believe should have
ssen saved the excrucSs.ing pain have been sub
teeted to, as well as tbs dafo,mity OF body inrs.
carry to the grave, and my parents would not have
ssan under such heavy expenses from doctors b. lie
and in sending ING, as they did, to the celebrate
sas afflicted world could see mo and hear the beHe-
4s have derived from this T;Dcture o. HsmDtoa's
try to make all acquainted with it, virtues with
whom Come In contact.
ftksusiemen, an q thousand uuas obiicsss 70
700, and yor as st Liberty TO use my rams ans
Il saHsaia yeslKs III sratituas,
"XAkY s. 2GUTi.L1,
mo. GO Wet Isati1ears street,"
Nnccnassisai, Dough, Dyspepsia. Disability. Hcro-
ke.s, Eyee, Pain in tbs side. hack. "a, fIc ,ursS
~ It.
FAEALMs And ui1IfDREf s.--This 11scrEEs
will be found . great n,saissna 70, ali s:-.s aIa-
Sasss.
Call and get Pamphlets, ana read Yasav chs
saoss powerful poesbls certificates OF curse Of tbs
above diseases of our own citizsns.
Sold by PUROELL, LADD 4 C,D., Richmond;
by DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by sll tbs Drug.
gisA in Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 NOW.
BRAY, Baltimore; aud by Druggists and Shop
ksepers everywhere q per bottle Sx bottles, o..
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~ THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY AND
no HUMBU9.-PETERS' INFALLIBLE RE-
NEEDY FOR &fONNORRHQsA AND ALL SECRET
DISEABES..-Fhiss fest American remedy, con.
iNlnfnS NO Msrcuria Balsamic properties, excels
vsrythiAg heretofore offered to the public In its
curative, restorative and renovsting powers; ana
he medical world ~ ss:oaished when told tbs;
he above remedy viii cure the above diseases. and
confoUnded when sley have peculiar demonstrar
lions Of the facts. aut the proprietor, who has
x1owa of the remedy for twenty odd years, hss
<nOwH Of . case Of 20 years standing to be re-
o.orcd to perfect health and all other eases OF
shorter duration to be restored, without q single
exception, and therefore challenges any case OF
'4onnorrh9a which tins remedy will not cure, pro
yided tns directions are carried out with prudence
N the part Of the patisnt; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, nnd using accordingly, in his
0r her case, he guarantees perfect cure; and In
cases Of failure, will furnish additional medicine
tree Of charge, 10 complete tho cuse, through his
agents; and cure will be effected without inccn.
ven.ence IN the patient.
Price, Pc. bottle, q; half dozen bottles 90;
expreesaSe from rs to so cts.
Sold by APPERsON T. DUPUY, No. 201 Broad st.,
sasd O. A. STRECKER, Main st., Druggists, Agents
sr the city of Richmond, Sold, also, by NJ A.
G. A. SANTOS, Norfolk, AID CHAs. 3. OAMPBBkI
and WILSON WILLIAMS. Portsmouth, VS..
"a l9-6mR
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Jaw 81 McvKHIns Ar fHx Rousy OF RE LATE
C0AMODoRB LSvy.-In accordance with Jew.
ish custom. prayer were held at The residence
Of the late Comm I'D ore Levy, on the fter-
noon succeedt.g his funeral at st. Marks
place, row York city. The back parIor.
wAeTs the remains II the deceased had lain
before the funeral, was the place designated
for the service, The room was darn ened ana
the chandeliers lighted, while at the SPOT
where the head OF the CONN had rested, q
burning night taper, typifying the soul, stood
on the Moor. The mirror was covered with q
white cloth. The widow and brother OF de-.
CEASED eat upon low stools. In token Of mourn
ing, whit n Is observed b. the stric test Jews by
sItung on the bare d TOR during the seven DAYS
succeeding the funeral. AT the conclusion Of
the servtcss every cody sat Gown for q few
minutes In the most abJect silence, and then
left the room, faytnS 10 the mourners, ia
Low voics--"May Heaven comfort you with
rho rest OF oil mou-ners In Israel ''-Noysheyn
pnnW.
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9 u N d II l K s.
2s bbis. Mess Beef;
ii hhds. prime N. O. Sugar;
IA crate BackboE and Epersrib Blcon;
rio sacks Salt; 20 tierccs LARD;
81, 600 lbs. Hog. Round Bacon. q prime article;
90 bags Navy Beans and Peas;
20 bags Mercer Potatoes;
In store and for sale.
WIN. b. RATCLIFFE.
loih street, between Main snd Gary.
ap0..si*
oVkI6E HUTOHISON,
wi 18th St., between Main and Cary,
have in store and offer to the trade the fol-
lowing goods:
80 hhds N. O. Sugar good to prime;
10 bags old Yellow BIO Coffee;
10 bags Grain Pepper;
so boxes CASTLE Soap;
500 lbs. Candiswick;
1000 lbs Cotton Yarn;
60 cases Green and Black Tea;
rs bags Dried Peaches;
$50 boxes Tobacco, OF the most approved
brands, from medium to prime grades.
IS cases elephant" Smoking Tobacco;
Is cases "Winnebago'
casks lb. papers
$50 900 Cigars, from medium to best grades.
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