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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-05

ADVANCE OF GEE. AcCLELLAx's ARxY.-We
have ooes more promise OF . speedy advance Of
our army, and this time il may be, with more
likelihood OF truth than on some previous occa
sieus Our Sharpsbarg correspondent tsle.
graphed ~, at late hour last night that indi
cations Of movement were apparent and tina,
orders had been issued to the various csmmands
. prepare for an advance yesterday morning.
IL 10 sdded that . Simultaneous advance will
probably be made along the whole line. We
have other indications Of the same kind from 9th.
The enemy appear to be still 10 full streneth
At Winchesaer-probably over q hundred thou
sand strong The rsmoss Ne have had for . long
time Of their retreat al lack confirmation. Gen.
heClellans force Ne believe to b stronger. M.
merically. than theirs, in good condition, and
the men eager for action. He win Of course BRO.
coed With great caution; and be b not the lea
der Who = likely, under any pressure, 70 risk the
army and the nation By indiscresion.-New YorG
Tmes, OFT. q.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-05

A NEw CoxPANY.-We see handbilli
posted around the country stating that . Com
pany 10 being raised for the Ssh Regiment o.
xou"sed R6emen. under Colonel Stockton
Mr. Charles johnson. formerly Of the State Re-
fern School, has received authority from the
Governor to receive enlistmepts. With the com
misson Of Captain. He 10 entirely reliable, and
We hope may meet with abundant success in
the work Of raising Company for this popular
arm Of the service. We advise all Who contem
plate entering the service. TO embrace this op
portunity of going to var on horse~sek.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-05
(Advertisement.1

GEOLOGY OF TIE ArMosPHERE.-Some
people think that this world is picture gallery,
aad everything that man has done, every word
b he's spoken, or woman whispered 10 pictured
indelibly upon the atmosphere, there TO remain
md TO Be read throughout eternity. II this 10
tus the lady Who made her bread 20 hard 30
eaase che did not use Smiths Saleratus. that her
husband used the loaves for wheels 70 HE wagon,
viii make. to cay the least, picture Of economy
hat viii be Aughable. The salsrstus thAs doss
ses make hard bread, but makes it nice, light
sweet and epongy. and is used by every one. is
cold 1t Wholesale BY Henry Smith, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-05

ExQuIRY.-What about that hotel which
Ne going to be erected near the corner Of
Warrington and Michigan Avenues, and which
~ announced some weeks ago! Has the pro
jecs been dropped! We hope our monied
men are not going to look back alter putting
their hands to the plough. They will reeollecl
vhss the good took Gays Of such. This city
sssds jose such an improvement - they project
a not long since. and is would, beyond I'll ques
Ten, b profitable investment OF itself, and in
adsusally enhance the value Of other property
n this city. II OR business men and capital
- sould saks Up to their Own true interest.
~ should soon see . different state Of things
prevailing here, in relation to movements in re
d estate. and business generally. 10 is not higl
6nsIto wake out Of sleep?
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-05
Special Notices.
DENTISTRY.

Dr. Wood, the Dentist is at home again and fully pre-
pared to execute any job in his profession. Teeth
mounted on Gold or Silver Plate Rubber Base any
prefer it. Teeth filed with Gold, Silver Tn or any
other operation all done in the perfect ant
at low prices. practice of 80 years, and very many
very nattering testimonials from eminent citizens
Albany, and reference in Lansing should be sufacisn
guarantee Call and See.
Once at his residence on Saginaw street. 3sl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-05

WASrs-The editor of this paper wants
sqsansisy Of wood. and would bs glad to 70
esivs from new subscribers or old, either stevs
wood Or cord wood, green Or dry, on subscrip'
dso. Will somebody bring Us some wood
We want also come corn. and some hay, and
aae appks, and some butter, and some beef,
I'd SINE there. We want . grea,
uasy things before winter sets in, ON subscrip
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-05

TEE HABRAs CoaPus CAss N Bosrou.-Bo,
ton. Oct 9s.-The case OF Wm. q. Winder. Of
Philadelphia, Who appkes for vns Of AoSes.
corpus 70 be liberated from confinement in Fort
Warren. vas heard to-day before Judge Clifford,
ct she United Ssasss Circuit Cosrs The vri,
was SFanssd. Jsdss CG6ssd renarking thas j,
vas not Intended 70 apply 70 or prejudice any
questions that NAV hereafter arise On the return
Of the came. The writ viii be served on the
military comnasdant Ut Fort Warren. and II
hosorsd, win come up for . further hearing %
morrow. The counsel for NJ. Wiader are hon
Wm. B. Reed. Hon. g. ". BddIs, and hen
Peer Mccall members Of the bar Of Philadxl
phia.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-05

SCHOOL MEETING The Board of Edu-
cation will meet on Saturday evening next, at the
Common Council room, to transact important
bosiness. CSC. l. Parsons,
Pres't pro TEN.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-05

CHANGE OF CLERKS We learn that
Mr. W. C. Bennett, late clerk in the Post Office
IN this city, has retired from that position to en-
sags 10 other business, and Mr.. 7. knight has
been appointed in his place. NJ. knight will
make an efficient and oblising clerk.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-05

EcLEcr1c-The Eclectic Magazine foI
November is upon our table. Its table Of con.
tents Is fully equal in interest and variety to any
previous number. The steel eDsravings Of the
Eclectic are the finest contained in any maya
ins published in the country. Address w. II
Bidvell. No. s, Beeknan st., n. 7. Terms 8,
per year.
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SPLENDID Chance for those Who wish

v 10 now offered tn enlist IN
totos los mcdius que estan
a sa aicarce las relaciones
comerciaies de sus respec-
tivos ciucadanos, mutua-
mente han resuelto ceiebrar
I'm convniO general de am
istad, concrete y navega-
cion, y dc entrega de reOs
profggos. Con este On han
noInbrado por sus pIenipo-
tenciarioe a saber: el Pres
idente de Venezuela, . Pc
dro dc Las Casas, Sccreta-
rio de Estado en- 81 Despa-
che de Relacioncs Esteri-
ores; y el Presidente de los
Estados Unidos, a Eduardo
A furpin, Mlnistro Resi-
GeIte cerca del Gobierno de
Venezuela, los cuales, des-
pues dc haberee comunica-
do sCs respectivos plenos
poderes, han conyenido en-
los ar.iculOs siguientes:
ARrICrLo ].
Qnieren las atlas parties
contratantes que continue
habiendo paz Urine, inyiO-
Liable y universal, y amis-
tai verdajera y sincera
entire las Republics de
Venezuela y los Estados
Cnidos de America, y entire
sus respectivos PASSES, ter
ritorios, ciuda,ies, villas y
p1biacioLes sin exception
do personals, nj lugares.
II, desgraciadamente, am
bas laClones Be viercn en-
vueltas en guerra, una con
ira otra, Sc concedera Ell
terminO de seis meses dee.
pues de IA declaration de
ella a los concentrates y
otros ciudadanus Y habit
antes respectivamente, por
cada parte, para que en- csc
tempo tengan libertad &c
retirarse con sus eff>ctos y
muebles; que tendran de
recho do llcvarse, enviar
fuera, o verder, como les
piazza, sin el menor imped-
imenio; durante dicho ter
mino de seis meses, 10 Sc
ran cogidos sus efectos Y
mucho menos sus personals /;
por ell contrario, los pass
portes que Sc les dieren
seran yalidos durante eli
tempo necessariO a su
vuelta, y comprenderan
sUs buqGes y los efectos
cue deseen llevar consigo O
enviar fuera, sirviendoles
de salvo- conducto contra
los insultos y capturas que
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-05

70 The following lines we're written
by gifted young lady Of this city. We pub
lish them - poetry. and not - doetriss They
smell too ssros Of trnssone. 70 suit oar nssio's
Of theoIosy-bst % poetry, We think they are
rood.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-05

TIE FURNACE AND MACHINE SHOP
We notice that Ar. Milo Baker has got up the
walls VI his new Machine Shop and Furnace.
The main part 10 three stories high, aud presents
a very fine appearance.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-05

~ HOMEOPATHY in the ASCENDANT Immediate re
lief guaranteed Dr. SxrrHE, from London has opens
IN establishment in Philadelphia Pa for the treatmeu
Of Female Complaints Read hts advertisement in anosh
er column, headed Ladies, Read" ly310
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7 Il Z n

Written n apsves 70 " What Tbar' puhiishsd
he 1eyusaiees, Of Oct. 9Th
81 After the silent bed
With the forgotten dead"
Beyond its staress gloom
L land Of deashless bloom,
where Gods high angels wais
For souls II the golden gate.
Dsyooh the stasleD gloon
b . land Of fearful doom,
Where spirits Of darkness wait,
For souls At the iron gass.
nobIy We do our part
God like and pure Of heart,
With faith which deneth fate,
Giving love for hate.
" TAe~, )" shall the veil which drspss the tomb
b raised on undyins bloom,
While Angels Of glory wait
For At the golden gate.
But II 'nong the sins Of earth
We nnd our song and mirth,
Filling Gods world with strife,
Darksnng human life
"Then,' shall the veil fold away In gloom,
From the land Of fearful doom,
While spirits Of darkness wait
For Us at the iron gate.
Let us choose e'er our knell is rung,
Fer still grow heart and tongue,
Which world shall at last be ours,
One Of fadeless crowns and flowers,
Or one where the withering blight
OF sin has turned al To night.
H.. S..
lansing, Nov. 81, 1852.
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No SPscIE TO BE PAID Qua AGENTS ABROAD
The Secretary Of the Treasury has directed
that no Ministers, Cousuls, &C., abroad shall be
paid in specie funds.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-05

Co,MExcsnENr WEEK AT THE AoRlcuI.
Mai CoLLHss Tho closing exercises for the
Present. term gill be held next week, conmeac.
hg On Monday, the l0sh.
The ioI0sing % the order Of examinations:
1osdsy, Nos. 10.
soeloek A. -Algrebra-Freshuen.
see'eek l. n.-RassOsie-Prrprassry elaas
1880 A. 4.-0sology-Freshmen. " I
l:so p. A.-Algrebra-Preparasory class.
ESQ p. M.-rrigoaomesry-Freshmen.
p. A.-Nasural Philosophy-Prspar.As<y
1ssadsy. Nes. 10.
"a M-xhtoaology-SeniosA
sAH-Rhesorie-Senion and SepAsosrss
1880 4. M.-Bossny-Sophomoeec
Leo p. A-Agriculeura Chsnistsy-Ssuios
~ Sophomoses. m
sso-ssock breeding Ssniors and Sopho
TIE eom0enee0ens exercises yin b held o,
Wednesday. The 18th, q 10 e'elock A. n, /,
- shapsl ef The college bsildisg. :.
1ss pseis ere respectfully invited 70 - pees
&Saag Il tAsss exercises. S's ~ "a :
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IxnsxsB Nineteen hundred millions Of dol.
lars, or more than sixty dollars for every man,
woman and child in the country, is the value in
single year, Of the Manufactured products Of
the United States.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-05

Two RIeHss .-Parsoo Brovalow his the nail
on the head when, in endorsing the Presidents
RFoe'snaeioa. - I'D shAs taissss Asd saly I've
neea-shs light - b Aa.gsd md The hight 70
b $1,000.
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POST OFFICE HOURS.
v et,~sAay slsrsisg, New. 5.h. 1859.

THE RAIL RoAD The iron is laid into
The city, and We nov kavsa Rail Road. Har-
rah!
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HONE TESTIMONY.

SrRISo PoRr, Jackson Co., Mich, Aug l.
Dr.. C. ". Roosek-Dso- SSr. Ny boy about eieh
years old Was very much troubled with ST. Anthony
dance 50 that at times he was unable feed himself
frequently falling down in nt-and three Of nv family
had the fever and ague thought Of your Scandi
navian Blood Pills and Purifier Of your agent here NJ
CAkins and to our great JOY they not only cured tn
fever and asue but my boy the s. Anthcoys dance
Tor which We shan ever feel grateful
Yours truly, O.. h RAUN
q. See Advertisement soor,
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IN TO Serve their Count
thet ~ all the mans at
". : disposal, the CONNER
An ,intercoUrse OF their re-
sta.tive citizens, have mu-
ency resolved to conclude
oua,cral convention Of am
Ha,Commerce and nsviga-
+, and for the surrender
desagitive criminals. For
Mic purpose, they have sp-
tel as their plenipoten-
pcs, TO wit: the Pres
TOT the United States,
0rd A. Turpin, Minister
dent near the Govern
I Of Venezuela; and
President OF Venezuela,
70 de Las CasAs, Secre-
OF state III the Depart
4 oi Foreign Relations,
!, after u communica-
of their respective full
'ers, have agreed to the
a wing articles:
Nj ARTICLE I.
y us the intention Of the
contracting parties
there shall continue to
firm, mvioiAble, and
,ersal peace, and a true
eincere friendship be-
IN the Republics Of the
ed states of America
Venezuela, and be-
IN their respective
ntries, territories, cit
~ towns, and people,
iout exception Of per-
or places. If, unfor-
.teiy, the two nations
I'D become involved in
one with the other,
term Of six months az
.he declaration thereof
4 be allowed to the mer-
ats and other citizens
inhabitants respective
On each side, during
ch time they shall be az
rty to withdraw them
es, with their effects
moveabies; which they
i have the right TO car
AWAY, Send away, or
as they please, with
the least obstruction;
shall their effects, much
their persons, be seiz-
uring such term Of six
tbs, on the contrary,
ports shall be valid for
IN necessary for their
IN, and shall be given
hem for their vessels
the effects which they
wish ~ carry with
"A or send away, and
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New Advertisements
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE Nc

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE No.
~ tice is hereby given, that in pursuance Of
- issued by VIM H. Pinckney Judge OF fiobats
for the county OF Egham, We Will et al the late
Hence Of Heman Low, deceased, in the township Of
Stockbritge, Saturday, the 9th day OF December
and Saturday, the 10th day Of Decembe, 1so.
between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock
OF said days for the purpose Of receiving and al
usting claims inst the estate Heman Lov, deceas
ed. All persons having claims against said state are
hereby notified TO present them TO on che Of said
DAYS adjustment, the time for hearing claims ex
pires the 9TH day Of April, 1868.
JAMES REEFS,
ROYAL STHHENS.
4w303 Commissioners.
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Dr.. w.,.e.,. Dspsheri. Cure.

DPTHERIA-a disease that has for ages, At times. ex
hibted lis fell fatality various parts Il the world and
as other rsceded be almost has
for the past few years made such Developments in our
country an the minds Of our people with alarm
and many sweep Cd whole families and per-
haps Of people single neisAborhood: taking
the physicians without proper preparation and, for
time. bidding defiance TO Medical Skill
REMEDY
For this Scoargs for Nembranoos Group Scarlet Fever
and for all lnfAmmatory throat Diseases has been pro-
dueed result OF the unremistng study and labor Of
skilled the Science Of Medicine: compounded On
scientific principles anc having undergone the ordeal OF
Wide Test. We offer 1, to the public on ia merits
that such shall be fonnd &c have trial II
will be found for sale in the hands Of
Az tie Leadiss DrS2oss and Shop Keepers IN tke rsitsd
Stats,
In whose hands will also be found Circulars giving .
more history Of the disease its natire and
marks upon also, directions 70 tie
Of It's treatment and cure.
All orders should be addressed to-
HENDRY RAILY, Oberlir, Ohio.
r. THAYER L CO.. Agents, Lansing. 3Tsms
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Death Of General Richardson.
A special dispatch ~ the Detroit Free Press,
dated 30. nsboro, Nd, Nov. 4tb. says that Ma
jor General Richardson died At half past seven
o'clock last night.
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% I T. -

In this city, Oct. 3Oth, MRS. ANNIE ELIZABETH
WErCOTT wife Of Mr.. D. westcott.
"The memory Of the just is blessed."-Prov 10: II
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BE WISE BY TINES!
Do not tribe with your Health Constitution and Char
aeteY. '+ai -t.
You are suffering with any disease for which
HELHB0LDS EXrRACT BCCHU
- recommended,
TRY n! TRY II, TRY n.
VIII cure you, save LoaS Suffering, Alayine Pain
and Inflammation, md viii restore you to -
HEALTH AND PURITY,
At Little Expense,
Cut out the Advertisement IA another ccum, and e.
- end for H. -
WWAKE OF UCNTRJHTY
I, AZ fer Hsamboldb ~ fsrs X. nss~
VkS GCARANIxxD. 3o2n3
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TULlPS.-We have . quantity Of Tulip
Baios ready for planting. and can furnish those
Who want; nov b The bsss time 70 plant Also Snow
Drops 80 dysehsh. Orders from assistance ed with
efe kree Per oo0ea h varstes, socents; selected Is
0oA so 80 J. & HARHla
Lansing, Spa. -, lse4 3S7V1
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LooK Our FOR Hlx-Mr. NJ. Henri
AeChesney, q man pretending to teach music,
ssd Of being the possessor OF various certificates
q Recommendation, came to this Office some time
since and engaged Us 70 print sumo circulars for
hin, announcing the fact that be would, as cone
hture day commence class in vocal music, &c
We vent on and printed the circulars for him
= directed. since which time the aforesaid gen
ueman has NOT been into the Office. We learn,
As~eves, that he hes commenced class in 70
al music. doing bic advertising shrosgh the pei
piss Of the various churches in the city, Nh
Sosesedly deeminS this method cheaper thar
paying foe circulAra We would warn his pu
ph asainss paying him in advance for teaching
them. as be may come dodge or them similar
% shs one he has come on Us. We would al,
sasss our citizens 70 be cautious, In sendis)
0eir children to school to Q man of - NOR,
psiseiPls than NJ. McChesney seems to posssss
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lansing, Nov. 81, l962.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-07
LEGAL REPORTs-TnURsDAY.


The Right 70 RecOrer on a Rciedsed Noe
Samuel j, HUnt rs. Cdthdrine 4. Conner, admin
istrdJir, the plaintiff IN this action sued to
recpyef on - protuissOiy note for }j,219 70. The
FACTS u the case are little singular, and are ~
follows;
The husband Of the defendant, in his lifstime.
owed the plaintiff the sum Of fi3,2I9 ~, and, w al.
legged by her, gave the plAnun bond for $4,000,
and the note Ia suit for the balance. Subsequent
y, ~ alleged 10y defendant, the plaintiff, by pAiol,
verhn, ayreemo mt, stipulated that IT Mr. Conner
would pay him the prneipa amt interest called for
ny the bond for 8lD,OOO, then he, the plaintiff,
would ree asa Conner from the payment Of tho note
In suit, but would hold Ia trust for the benefit ~
Conner'- family. II Is alleged 49, defence III 1t the
bond and Interest were paid agreed and that the
payment operated n render void any consideration
which might he alleged the basis ~ the note.
The Court below directed the jury that such a re-
lease Ak the plaintiff gave Conner VIA avtd waiver
OF TIE plaintiffs right g. recover the note; that
there WAS sufficient consideration Tor tho release
and Il was therefor vtlid.
Tie jury fund for the defendant The case was
appealed N the General Term, where ID WAS now
argued, counsel contcnding that release of prom.
issory note, ~ 10 valid, must be under seal Docia
ion reserved,
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FIRE IN HuDsoN Sr.-Last sveni-g. about
8 &c ock, Gre broke QUA In . bedroom e the
dwelling house No. isl Hudson 81 ocGipcl by
MS, Sarah A. Wright the(auihoress. p,nare
about 500; insured for $50 in the sc,ii Insu
rance Go. Ms. wrigh, loses abcu, l,0n sheets 81
the uAnuscrp of a wurx over WATCH she has lAUOr-
cd for more than three years.
A WOMAN KuLED.-The cid wall Of the late
building burned IN 18th street., fell yesterday msrn-
ing, killing woman named MARI Hogan instaLtly.
Her remains were conveyed 70 the 20th Ward sta
ton house.
fIRKMAN ISJuRRD.-A fireman named John
Stevens, member Of Hose 70. No. 20, was run
over BY two Hcse Carriages while proceeding 70 the
third district FIRE last evening. lie was seriously
ipjdred, and was conveyed 10 his residence.
CORONER NORRIS HE'D AN INouEsr yes
terday, At No. q Concord street, Brooklyn, upon
the body Of Mr.. Charles Arthur, aged about %
years, who died suddenly the evening prsvioui,
after returning from sleigh ride. Verde, heart
disease.
TnE wIrs OF wM. wErR, residing in Wayne
street, Jersey City, attempted " commit suiad de
yesterday by cutting her throat By which the wind
pipe was severed. A pl yscian was called, who in.
serted silver tube, aud there Is bare possibility
that she may recover.
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IlI;ATIIS.

RAIIEY-On wednesday, 18th inst, John Town.
send Haley, aged 20 years and days.
The friends 81 the family, and these " his sons,
John u. and Thos. T. Bailey, are respectfully tn
vtod " attend the funeral, on Friday morning, 18th
inst ~ 10 O'clock, fum the fcSieuce OF the former,
VI kvington 1T. 81
CRUNAN-On Thursday morning, 9th inst, Of
consumption, Thomas Cronan, Ia the 22d year Of
The friends aud relatives II tho family ara re-
spertuly invited a. attend the funeral, this
tfriayl afternoon, 9Th inst. Mt I o'clock FROM the
rosndcnce 81 his parents bro Tenth ave 60
NNINGIIhM-On Thursday 9th inst, II con-
SUMPTION, Mary & Gu bingham, aged 2S years.
Her ieuds and relatives arc respectfully invited
" attend the funeral, ON Saturday afternoon, Feb.
Nth' o'clock, from the residence ~ her parents,
ibth ~. and bh ave Her remains will bo tIken
n Calvary Cemetery fr interncnt. %
DANlELs-On wpdno-lay, 5th lust, Ellz, Dan
ie's, bowed wife Of Patrick Daniels, aged 30 years
The hicnds ~ the family respectfully invited
u attend tie funeral, tits trrid,yl afternoon,
ith inst, at o'cHct, from her late residence, 40
Grand - II remains viii be taken 10 Green
WOOD Cemetery Tor interment. ca
FEENEY-In Br,nllyn, on T'luirsla law 9th Ins,
Of consumption, M. john Fcency, Ia tue i9,h year
of Ills Rge.
The relatives and friends Of the family are ~
specifically invited 10 attend the funeral, this
friday .nerno,n, 1th ins,, Al O'Clock, from lis
late re@idence, 100 Park ave- without further notice.
GEORGE - On wednesday, 9TH int, Anne
George, daughter " John and Eliza George, agci
year and months.
The relatives and friends ~ tho family are re
fp~tfllly invited ~ attend tho funeral on Friisy
.ftrnoon, Ith inst, Al | o'clock, from the resi-
dence NJ her parents, 10 Tenth ave. ijJ
LANG-On wednesday, 9th iust, Sarah, wife ~
Robert NJ Lang, In the irth yoar ~ hcr age.
The friends ~ tire family are respe t'ully invited
N attend the funeral, sunday ,fsrnoon 9th inst,
at y o'clock, rom her lato resi- ouce, leo East 2Sth
atr, ct n
wlLnE-In williamsburg, on Wednesday, 9Th
Inst, SIml. W de, tuf the firm OF saul. Wilde ~
Spns,) aged OF years.
The relatives aud friends ~ the family arc re-
suectfily invited n attend the funeral, ON
Saturday afternoon, Sth inst, al o'clock, without
further notice at tho Congregational Chapel CIR. Of
South % and lith sts, Willialusburgh. 7