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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

Thursday the government paid the first six
months interest on the twenty years loan, Just
taken by the associated banks of the three
cities. The amount received by the Be ston
banks was SoOO,OOO. This loan bears date of
July LIST, 1861, with per cent interest. re.
duced in equivalent to q per ceut. The nepo.
tation was made Nov. 10Th, with interest adj
ded from the date OF the bonds. Consequent.
ly the amount realized by the government for
this loan is SO 30 l00lhs per cent The bonds
when ready will be issued with the January
coupons attacaed.
The Washington correspondence of the
Philadelphia Inquirer learns from RESPONSE,
bic source that there one hundred thousand
men enlisted who are without arms or equip
ments.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

KEEPING New YEAR's DAY.-In accord
ance with an arrangement made at the close
of the civil term of the superior court in this
city, in February last, the iurymen OF that
court had a social gathering at Bannister's
Exchange Hotel, on New Years evening
About sixteen couples were present, and there
was a pleasant social time
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

GET THE SKATES READY for Saturday
afternoon. If the present favorable weather
for the dashing sport skating shall continue,
we may expect one Of the parties to DaviS's
Cottage, at the time named. 1t will revive
very pleasant recollections OF the parties OF
forme. years, when everybody, with their
wives and daughters, went down to tile lake,
skates in hand, and returned healthier aud
happier to their lie work.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

In Parton's Life of jackson occurs this re-
mark, about the early disasters OF the war of
1917 :-"Besides, is it not the tate of all ma.
tons Excepting the FrenGl) to loss the first
campaign lose fine army or two, squander
some mi lions of money, throw away some
thousands OF lives, tarnish the old honofs, aud
lessen the old prestige, all for the sake OF spar
ing the feelings OF certain generals, who have
proved Ihelr unttness to command to-day. by
having distinguished themselves in a war Of
twenty years agol Every war deyelopes rs
own hero"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

WORCESTER AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-At
a meeting of the trustees OF this society,
Thursday afternoon, the following committee
OF arrangements was selected tor the next ex-
hibtion George Hobbs, Nathan Washburp,
ID. Waldo Lincoln, Chas. b. Pratt and Walter
Bigelow OF Worcester; John G. Wood of Mill
bury, Robert f. Fosdick Of Sutton, Jos. A.
Reed OF Princeton, Simon Carpenter of Charl-
ton, and iona. ID. Wheeler of Grafton. With.
out acting on other matters the board adjourn.
ed tor two weeks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

OUR announcement OF the anti-slavery meet
ing should have stated that it commenced on
Saturday evening next, and continued through
the day on SUNDAY, the 4Ih, as will be seen
by the advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

GEN. BUTLBR's ExrEDiTIoN.-Tbe twelfth
Maine regiment, and Col. French's Massachu.
setts regiment with two other corps-in all
1900 men, who have been in camp in Lowell
some time--arriyed in Boston yesterday after
noon, and were presented with sets of colors,
on the common, by Gen. Butler and Judge
Shepley. The troops were to embark in the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

The BRITIsH CORVETTE Rinaldo left Prov
England. The gale was at lis height at the
time, and the rebels from fort Warren doubt
less had satisfactory visitation of seasck.
ness, suitably assisted by anticipalions of ship.
sHrank.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

DIR. WIN. c. CUTLER, of Upton, was brought
before trial justice Boynton, in Westborough
Thursday, on charge Of producing an abor
ton on young unmarried female, and bound
over in $1,000 to answer at tie next criminal
term Of the superior court.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

GREAT EXPECTATIONS" Will be realized by tho
use OF ulLL'S MINT SPECIFIC, for Badness and
Falling on of The Hair
a"GRE VI EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use OF WAX FLOSS tor dressing the lair.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized nv tho
nse of PREPARED TUFA, for cleansing aud beautify
in the Teeth.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized M, too
use OF the WAVERLi PERFUME for the uandker.
chief
uhEAt EAPEcTfTIoNs" will be realized by the
uSo o' Mills LIQUID AMAADINE, for Chapped
LANDS, Roushness Of tie skin, &e
Prepared ana sold by
10 dam III ,bnN,rs Han
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

Experience teaches US that de1ic,c. Dr.,.o.....-.
lei'es from applying for the means to alleviate e.
ing anu save life That objection is bvlaed in le cas-
on James Clarkes ftlls, prepared after the prescrn
noh OF Sir James Clarke, Physician to the oueep
anu wen known to be tine only safe and sue nedy
nn e9 ana distractions from any cause.
ihey can be sent in bottle containing 80 nils 100 g.
by enco ing 81 and postage stamps to any avept
SOLD by BUSH ~ CO.. and all Druggists.
mis- dooa -. '7'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

ts"tchefOr'" Hair bye, THE BEST IN the WORLD
'" a. Bachelors Splendid Hair DYE is the Original and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair bye known Instan.
tantaneous nisefeets does stain the skin and invp
CRATES the hair for life BE careful and use none other
than the genuine, signed side Of every bux-
WILLIAM A BATcHELoE. sold by all respectable Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Stores ever where Manufac
tSry No u ari fi-7 40 i'0s'a stp:vt 252
uNWIy aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

". r. HARRIS, DentIst. 1853 Main street opposi,,
tueh Mechanics Hall building. f. rs
IT YOU wish Tor splendid picture OF yuur child call
conn lab Main street His ARRANGEMENTS aTa cnnn
producing allkeNesslnstantaneously diff DIS
Clhnin Is making splendid Pho,ographs eoInred a,
lIom small Dagnerreotypes and Am6rotynes NJ iSs
uu dl
Clnflln Is making Gard Photographs uneouaIlod a.,
-----.----- w 0"i'' uu my2
me- ytnnnelu Lime, for Blue Dycng al EARLE
Square. dIft"'i A"ru' washington
e-----...---- uH nB
t,i 49, Goodwin, an experienced ana anccss
att nd W. ioias herself In readiness, day and Mini 4,
Austinstreet, Az PP'''oSsloh' residence, II
"T O2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

The BANKS OF this city have all suspended
specie payment, following the lead OF the
New York and Boston banks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

OYSTERS oYsrERs.-J. LupINGyoN & "a M ,Do...-
street, Keeps constantly I'm hand wholps,,e and 'i,
Tue pest New Haven oysters As they are cons,ant no.
eo'Vs them 'resn and in large quantities they arc able
" meet tue wants Of their customers All orders LEFT nj
thelr place viii lie promptly attended to-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

The BATTLE OF BALLS BLUFF," and
"The Maniac Lover" at the theate:, to night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03
Special llot1res.

A. 70. T.. HARRIS, DenLIst. 1853 Main street. opnost,,
toehew Mechanics Hall building. r. 0FPV IS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

The Union lscstored.-F A. CLoUGH would
respectfully INFORM his friends and the public generally
chat Union Block having been fully restored since the
IRE ne has re-opened his old IairDre sing bet
ter style than where he Will he happy to attend
upon all who may favor hun with call. dt APPS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

FUKSISHING NnERTAKER
His Cofin WareroOnls at 50 Front street. where
always be found large assortment of Cons all diff
feren kinds OF patterns Mtntaiie and Walnut Baskets
OF all sizes. Coffin Plates and Robes of the best pattern
and material. Residence 50 Front street. dtf aul4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03
BARBARITIEs AT RICHMOND.


prominent secesSionist at Richmond. not
long since, wrote the following to the Charles
ton Courier, part OF which has been circul,,-
cd IN some OF the northern papers. lie il
speaking OF the city of Richmond, and saws.
"Rowdyism is rampant in her streets. The
wholesale gambling TO break up which an in.
eneclual at enpt was made some time ogo
was bad enough, but the good citizen was m
uer no compuslOn 10 enter the Jungle of the
tiger and had himself To blame if he gn,
scratched. 10 such a ,tiighfd erteat has pioleHce
INCREASED hoWever, wtthin jtiO weeks Dast in
H'thmond, that this city bids tdir 10 become ms in.
tdmouS as eCe, ,caS Naples or Baltimore Shnn,.
irgs aud stabblngs are almost OF every dnv
happening. Yesterday, hack driver was
pisu led IN one of the most crowded thorouvL-
Iares, because he demanded payment in al
vance OF drunken soldier Tor a desired ser.
vice. There is temple Of the muses. here
lhalia and Melpomene, for example-kno,yn
us the Marshall Theater where the leyitin,a,n
drama is done by third rate stock actors. md
young women in diaphanous muslin emulota
Carlota Grisi aud Cerito only in The exnn.,'re
OF Their persons. Genteel people rarelv ia
dies never, enter this establishment 49,.
days, SO that the better portion of th, cn,,,-
nunlly are but little acquainted win wha, l.
uohe wl'hih ITS walls, except through tbe no.
nee reports There was a bloody row there
one nlght thls week, both in the literal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03
Every IEou1e Ought 10 contain a gooc

Every AH""se Ought 10 contain GOOD
CLOTHES WRIAGFR
Every aTd Ought to contain one Of tie new
CLOTHES nRYEES
Call and see them at
BROWNS KITCHEN STORE.
Dir DIT 90 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

DIR. &. n, kaiiI attends to all Special Diseases Of
Males and Females. at his Medical 0cc, No Y ain
street, Worcester. Mass his advertisement Of tho
Greatest Female keuI'dy OF the Age. in this paper
iai az!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

'lhe snfrsSI0D and Experience ~ an In
Vaiii-Pnhe he'd Tor the bcnt ut ard Il warning and
caution 10 Young men who suner from Nervous lie
bllltN, Premature ieCay &c supply ng ut the
time the uleHns ot sell BY who himself
after being quito great expense thrUus imposi
non ana qua kerry. singh copies be hgd " the
author, AlIl MIL MAYFAIR, / sq Bcdfuyd. Kings
county, N " by enclosing postpaid ajlres On
elope dltdw,S veoyy3m u.4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

The Mexican dominion
Broke OFF in evil hour,
With mad and impious rashness,
From Spain's:maternal power.
And ever since that moment
Has anarchy borne sway,
Nor ever, on The region,
Has dawned one happy day.
spain sees the sight of horror
And shudd'ring as she views,
She calls her valiant army
To march on Vera Cruz.
Now is the moment, soldiers,
To prove, by gallant deeds,
That victory ever follows
Where 'er the Spaniard leads.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

Cat 'Fh'N Out aud Remember the FaPt.-
Anai Will sell tOr one month"; The sOlVWiu lug prices
at the Poeical EXchange:-' Ommon Brooms Ii GEM !
each ana heavier ones ii Il and 20 cents; good hea
Shaker Br"0mS % ana 80 each; ana / uaer y -
al wool Carpets al 50 cents per yard. former price 81
Also che3p Carpets ut II tenis and 90 Is 80 50, 40
49cei.s per ward hich Il ink is cheap, than cvtt
s"la BET r" in Worcester; the above prices cash
also VIII sell nv rrckery and Kitchen (uus che nue
than eyer offered before. Please call and the prices
at the POctieai Exchange. BAY state Block
sou ali ORSUS y HEATH. Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

d.. y. Wesley Kelley, AnaIvtical Physician
VIII D. "a Ate tianc at his office, Isl Mai street, Wor
Ges err 90 consult with patients u"u all iSeises, during
Ehnr>dN ami F,ldty JaEuary I'd ard Sd. (Ocf odUice
Tfee La lies and gentlemen invite 10 cali u2Ss6twlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

Mrs. VI. w, Sseralsis, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
eUL MIDWIFE, removed to No. 43 Exchange street
Special attention given Uterine Complaints and dis
eases of children. Office hours from TO A. M and
rom / 10 r NJ dtl ara
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

DR.. Sweet InGIIIEbIe ILniment is truly
riend in need, and every family should have il al hand
o93 d&wly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

AEOrse Eslankets and Army IslmnkeIs.-
Those in want had better call on }. NJ FOLLAN>BEE,
No. 3 Washington square, before purchasing dtfol9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27
The Old school Synod OF New-.sersey on the
Grinln.

The Synod of New-Jerssy mel in Railway %
Tuesday evening, al o'clock. The Rev. DIR. AcGA
of Princeton preached sermon, the Rev. DIR. Shed
don of Railway was chosen Moderator and MessrA
Gossman and Hale temporary clerks. The Rev. Dr..
Il. X. Rodgers was stated clerk.
The Rev. DIR. Hieock OF Pennsylvania from .
Committee, reported a preamble and resoiuI'cns-
based on suggestions from various sources-whieh,
after considerable discussion, were adopted. The
Rev. Drs. Hodge, Quilted, Horlblower, Baird tho
Rev. Messra Wilson, Chandler, YeOlnans, Plimley,
Hunt. Mott and others OF the clergy, and Judge
Ryerson and others OF the aymen here took fart ID
The debate.
The resolu,) ns breathe the spin: OF pieiy ana
patriotism. Tuey speak Of the Rebellion " as SIN.
inllness before God - "ss q gieyors SIN ag Ins'
God; and that, in the present conflict Of our o0v'
eminent with this Rebellion, there can DC ost 'wo
parties-the friends aud the enemies OF tue uo'e'"
ment."
THAT we regard the continuance, the en.arse
mont and elamiious proportions OF onr cvi war "a
a solemn token Of God righteous depieaS9 'e, WIN
onr whole nation. and most impressive aumohil11
that We ARC not suitably hnmoied Tor the hs.llo"
md heinous sin. of corruptlon pride, sei-eohn1en
Snlh.th Decoration, forgettulnets OF uOo, ~
.n''rr-ssion. esoecaliy OF the eolored race.
A memorial WAS directed 10 be zen, TO the ie
d.ul OF tho United States requesting The sPpV,",
ment of tho third Thursday OF December Us - my "
humiliation and prayer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27

ARRIVAL OF THE PAcKrr-SHIP DRrADYovGHr.-
This ehip. about whom some little anxiety p''
been expressed, as it said the commsnoef Oh 'a'
rebel privateer Alabama had taken fancy TOT "'''
aud was looking after hei, arrived yesIeroa! "O.
,ng after very bois,erous passage 0i ,..
Cant. Samues had heard Of the boast OF s"o -.
msnder of the Alabama while in EnsiAnsS, a
though admirng his taste, Determined 70 lam
him; and in consequence came out OF Tue co.t.
mel apd made an easternly northern PasSAeI' Tony
,na along Greenland, Newfoundland, auu loa ns
I-fand experimenting much heavy westerly va iss.
WLeu in lat. AS, lou. 46' %, passed . M 81 rs
bsr n She has full and valuable ergo WIN Nv
Ne have l'irom good authority that cur A hnayd
can packets having cmigrant passengers VI v0dsr.
ra IN no danger from rebel prYaiaess as an
SrsnJing 10 that effect WAS had between the 0""''
of tho 10 and her captain. -.
porrcg CHASoEs.-The following changes ss,h:
~ made In the Police DepsItment darns Tue he mud
p.iyusd 20 ioin tho army, isasc T. "isiDs Coaway,
pcnrt, Jane. Ball. Twenty iourthi "a setseant
roStv Chas H. Ndes Geo u; De ana ~, e Bsrsx.
Daniel Jacobs Foydnai Edward Johnson ,,.oa Of the
MI Nm Cover. of tbs korty ninth joan o. 49, sned
Eighth and leorso " MARSHALL o the rv..: lbs Eerys
Tor othert au.os. George SPrasas Was ApR'
fourth rccilck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27

loreat spp.auss
IL is said oil uie that speak through my resent
uents in denounci x Tue isa1srs Of Secession. /,
perchance, have had n)ugL - make me reseniiul'
When have ,een peaceful community thrown IN
% comiaotiOni It's society disturbed all It's deeieet
cepIhs dissolved INTO OH NAL eements; the PROF.
tration Of all pubic aud sOclal charities violence,
wrong, h0rdef, rapibe, aGd every other orimc
known 70 TIE catalogue vi human oient.s, commit.
ted; when have soen ny fsliow-citizens hung Ike
l0ssi " u ..ps u W. I0al,al4y siQ SsYes, Iela-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-12
--latest Foreign News.

The following foreign intelligence, which
find in the New York Herald of 2sth February is
rather old, but it is the latest and best we can
find, and needs no other apology:
TIE INVASION OF MEXlCo-Ehgund Sanctions
E1cctiue Monarchy The diplomatic correspond
ence concerning the Intervention in Mexico had
been uid before Parliament.
Earl RUSSELL in q late letter to Sir Charles Wyke
touching the rumor that the Arch Duke MaXimilian
would be called to the throne of Mexico, says : If
the Mexican people, by q spontaneous movement,
place the Austrian Arch Duke on the throne there
is nothing in the Convention to prevent it; on the
other hand. could be no parties to fsrcibie in
tervention for this purpose.
FRANcE.-It was annonced in London, on the llth
instant, that the negotiations with certain capital
lists of that city for the four million sterling loan to
the French Government or its agents had been
suddenly broken off. The cause of the abandon
ment was not stated, except an intimation to sub
scribers that the securities which were to be
hypothecated are not to be obtained.
The discount bank at st. Etenne had stopped
payment. Its capital, to the amount of 1000, 900
francs, has been lost.
The Bourse, on the 18th, closed firmer. Rentes,
7lf 35c.
Another note Oh the affair of the valley of the
Dappes had been addressed by the Swiss Govern
ment to NJ. Thouvenel. 1t maintains the position
taken by Switzerland, and regrets that France has
not arrived at similar conviction.
SpA1N-It is said that France has consented to
fix the amount of the Spanish debt of 1923 at TO-
zoo 900 francs and that decree for its settlement
has received the royal signature.
1t was considered probable that Senor Gonzales
would be appointed Spanish Ambassador at Paris,
and that Senior Isturitz will be President of the
Council of State.
Madrid, Feb L., ls62.-senor Mon will retain
his appointment as Ambassador to France in ad-
dition to his new post of President of Congress.
The statement that some public office had been
offered to NarvaeX is unfounded
IMPORTANT FROM GERMANY--PRoBABLE DIssoLU-
TION OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FEB. ID
| lS62.-lmportant events are approaching in Ger.
many.
Saxony having proposed the reconstruction of
Germany more strictly as confederacy, Prussia
replied that she considered the German Confedera.
ton as an international and not federal part OF
Prussia, and limited also that reform of the feder
| al constitution might be carried out in such way
that besides the German union, comprising Aus
tria, closer federal union might be formed be-
tween Prussia and such German States as mgbi
join her, thereby establishing kind of politick
| Zollveren.
Although this was no formal proposal, but mere
suggestion, Austria, Bavaria, Hanover, SaxonY
and majority of the other States, Baden and Co
burg excepted, RENTED a collective note to Prus
| sia protesting against her views, and announcing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-12

PRINTING A THOUSAND YEARS AGo.-An extra
ordinary discovery has been made of a press in
Iuda. When Warren Hastings was Governor
General of India, he observed that in the district
of Benares little below the surface of the earth,
is to be found a stratum of a kind of fibrous woody
substance, of various thicknesses, in horizontal
layers. Major Roebuck, informed Of this, went
out to a spot where an excavation had been made
displaying this singular phenomena. In digging
somewhat deeper, for the purpose of farther re.
tian, proved to be of some size, and, to their
set up i'll the vault and on it movable types,
placed as if ready for printing. Every inquiry
was set on foot to ascertain the probable period at
which such an instrument could have been placed
there for it was evidently not Of modern origin,
and from all the Major could collect, it appeared
probable that the place had remained in the state
in which it was fonnd for at least one thousand
years. We believe the worthy Major, on his return
10 England, presented one of the learned assoca.
tions with memoir containing many curious
speculations on the subject Paper we know to
have been manufactured in the East many centu
ries before we had any knowledge of it, and we
have many reasons 10 think that the Chinese had
been acquainted with the mode of printing they
now employ, many centuries before Faust and
Guttemburg invented it in Europe. 1t certainly
does no credit to the inventive genius of the Ro
mans to know that, while they approached so neal
as to engrave in style not to be equaled in the
present age on gems and stones, and, of course
The taking of impressions from them. they should
have remained ignorant of the art which has be-
slowed so many blessings upon mankind.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-12

ANrIpATHY OF LIKE TO LIkE.-Wherever two
natures have great deal in common, the condi.
tions of a frstrate quarrel are furnished ready
just because they are too much alike. 1t fright.
full to be in atmosphere of family idiosyncrasies;
to see the hereditary uncomelness Or intirmity OF
body-all the defects of speechall the failings of
temper--intensilied by concentration, SO that
every fault Of finds itself multiplied by re-
Elections, like our images in a saloon lined with
mirrors. Nature knows what she is about. The
centrifugal principle which grows out of antpathy
of like for like is only the repetition in character
of an arrangement we see expressed materially ir
certain seed capsules, which burst and throw the
seed to all points of the compass a house is a
larger pod with human germ two in each OF
its cells or chambers; it opens by dehiscence CT
the front door by and by Id projects one of its
germs to Kansas, another to California, another to
Illinois, and so on; and this that Smith may moi
be Smithed to death, and Brown be Drowned into
ad.house, but mix in the world agaip and
struggle back to average humanity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-12
ID Z HI ID /

On Sunday, the lith instant, LOUISA LYNDON KRRE
wife of f. d. C0wAn.
Tho funeral services Will take pAc, This on lay No ming
at 10 O'Clock, at the residence M. S5l Mepomcne street
On Sunday. the lli instant at quarter bnst O'clock
M In the eighteenth year of her age lot SE wifi, of VIM
f. Gordon, and daughter tf James l.. and T. j. Caruan III
this city ' "
mot my will but Thiue be done, Oh totln
The friends and acquainances Of tho family Hre respcc,fy
Invited to attend the funeral This tonday) Morn ng at 10
o'clock from her late residence No 4G MAg zine street be
tween Fourth and Washington Fourth District.
On Sunday. the l1h instant, nj ha'f past O'clock
after nrostrnad Illness, baron WILLIAM y, H. A. Dh
DDrFF, Sgd 81 years. " " "
His friends requested hi funeral ro-e III. resi-
dece OF G. F. Cnuthers Harmony street. Fourth District
This tSonday) Evening nt oclock wihou further notice