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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
Latest News from Virginia.

Richmond, May 3d.--Tbe. Yankee cavalry
to the Fredericksburg railroad to-day, and
tore up the track at Ashland II is also reported
|that the ambulance train on the way to Richmond
was captured by the Yankees. No train has ar
rived from above to-day. No late accounts have
been received of Operations in spottsylvania
county. The latest reports indicate that THO Yam
3kee cavalry have crossed the Central Railroad 10
the vicinity Of Hanover Court House, east Of
Ashland.
%[sEcosD %DIsPATcH.
4 RICHMOND, May 3rd.-No train has arrived
from above to-day. Nothing definite has been
ssreceived from tO-day's operations in spottsylva-
3nin. 1t is understood that the authorities have
further news, but the Secretary of War is toe
3closely engaged, and no authority is accessible al
S@present to approve dispatches. I will try again
before tho Office closes.
a THIRD DISPATCH
! Ep to fifteen minutes past 9 this morning nc
news had been received from Fredericksburg al
I the War Department
4 RICHMOND, May 4th.-Some Excitement has beer
5occasioued here this morning by a report, brought
Sby courirs, that the Yankee cavalry who were al
Ashland on yesterday are at Hungary Station
this morning, within eight miles oftbe city. Theil
force is estimated at between two and three thou
sand. 1t is expected they will be captured Of
4 dispersed before noon.
4 A dispatch from Gordonsville, received at the
I War Department, says that DR.. Voolfolk. who
5leh Chanccllorsville at three o'clock, P. NJ, on
Syesterdny, reports that the fight was still going or
ia. Fredericksburg. Gen. jackson occupies all the
/ fords except Ely's, and his forces have taken
5000 prisoners, and more were coming in. Oui
men are in good condition. No enemy in Gull
aperper.
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Religious Notice.

The fifth Sabbath Union Meeting Of the FOURTH
Division OF the Edgefeld Baptist Association,
will convene with the Big Stephens Creek Church,
on Friday before the fifth Sabbath in May (ins.,)
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. zoo saT
Introductory Sermon by Bra. W. B. SHAW.
|BroyJ. P. MxlL1xa, Alternate. .l..
Charity Sermon by Bro. s. P. GnTzss. Bro.
\. J. MATHS, Alternate. ~
Essayist.-Bro. W. B. SHAW.
Subjects for diiscusroa.-Ist. Theduty Of Chris
3sian' to avert civil war. A. J. MATHIS, introduce
tory speaker. . I'm.
End. Is it right to spend tho WHOLE or only =
portion Of Thanksgiving day IN fasting md pray
Ter. w. B. SHAW introductory speaker.
I Us. MATHEWS. Mod'r.a
4 E. \. swR1IIsoRS, elk. 1l
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TESTxNEW
omcinl Dispatch from Gen. Lee.

omCldl ifout
RIcuxoxD. May 4-The following dispatch has
just been rocs;red: i's .f+'-
MILFORD, May4
To President Davis:
Yesterday Gen. Jackson penetrated to the rear
Of The enemy and drove him from Nil bis positions
from the wilderness 10 within, one milo OF Chan
cellorsvillo. lie was engaged at the sauo time in
front by two of Longstreet;s divisions. This
morning the hattie was renewed. He was dis
lodged from all his positions around Chancellor
vile and driven back towards the Rappnhannock
over which be is now retreatipg.
Many prisoners were taken, and the enemy
loss in killed and wounded is large.
we have again to thank Almighty God for
great Victory. ~
I regret to state that Gen. Paxton was killed
Gen. JacEron severely. and Gers. Heath and a
p. Hill slightly wounded.
+ (SigncdJ R. E. Lss.
Gen. Com'dg.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
From the Coast.

Some hoary firing was heard in our city Satur.
day afternoon, believed to be from tho Yankee,
on Folly Island, Smelling o portion of Battery
Island. 1t is reported that the enemy's force on
Folly Island has been increased, and that quito q
large number Of tents-some say ovor 5OO-arc
It was also reported that the Yam
KEGS have erected !. battery on the Island-Char.
Courier, All.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
Notice.

sTHE Board of Commissioners of Roads for tho
III Upper Battalion, 9Th Regiment, will'nset o.
ethe Fine House on Monday the 1lth day of May
inst. All defaul,ers that have refused or neglected
Ito send thoir hands to the Coat at tho. last call
for hands, will appear before the Board toshow
{cause for said d.fault. q" - =: l. \
1 By order Of the. Board.
May 5, 'ltN 10
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cron Prospects.

The prospects now of a good crop year in thu
District is quite promising. From all directions
70 boar the most gratifying intelligence as tt
Wheat and Outs, and a large yield is anticipated
Corn IS also looking yell, although small. Th'
weather and seasons so for are favorable to TIN
growing crops, and we all are elated with th'
;lOa Of provisions in abundance after a while.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
From Grand Gulf.

JACKSON, May l..
The enemy again advanced and fighting
began at Grand Gulf this morning at one
We fought till the enemy was re-
pulsed. The battle was renewed at eight
The enemy took Wade's battery,
which was retaken this evening.
The enemy were driven one mile from the
battle field.
The firing has ceased. The loss is heavy
ON both sides. Gen. Boneu's horse was struck
four times in q charge on the enemy.
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From North Alabama.

JACKSON, Misys, Maya dispatch from Wood
vile states that the enemy is advancing on tina
point from above and below.
The citizens arc organizing, and will make thu
best defence possible.
[Woodville i, in jackson county, North Ala.
bama, about 90 miles Southwest Of Huntsville
CHRoy.l
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rhe 14th 8. c. YoIuntcsrs.

We hav,e been requested to announce that DIR.
Jouy wHIrTLE, a member of the l4th S. c. v,
who has been Mt homo on sick f%urlough, will re-
turn to his Regiment on Monday next, and Will
b. pleased to take charge Of any .@lsttcr or package
friends Mt hom. may wish to send to mombers Of
tbs 18th Regiment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06

4 The WHEAT CRop.-Papera from every d.,
!. ~rection give the strongest assurance of an
!. abundant crop of wheat. So far, no cause for
injury has been. developed, and it has so far
sadvanccd that there is no reason.to anticipate
.auy. Other.kinds Of grain present all equally,
! fatterine appearance. Spectators in fnnri
!. mry look out for a tumble in prices. the
Z in-coming crop will be too large for their
Agrasp.-Constitutionalist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06

FLICK CHEATaAm will stand the sn,g-
leu ing SPRING SEASON at Edsciald G. n.
Ion Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thurs.
Bdsys,-st Harmon Gallmau's the remainder Of
srho week. Hs will his Season hrst OF
February and end the LIST day Of July. He will
grcmain at his Stable until hrst Of Mxrch-after
that time he viii alternate.
I Twenty-Five Dollars will DO charged for the
Season. I do not desire him to 70 TO more than
2ssvsnty-fve Mares.
! His pedigree is known to the breeders in Edge
tdeId. THos. G. BACON.
I May 8 Pan Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
Adjournment Of Congress.

RICHMOND, hlay !.
Congress adjourned sine die last night,
paSsing tie act relative to the Congress ional
election in Tennessee.
An bills, the passage of which have hereto
fore been reported by telegraph, have been
aporoved aud. signed by the President. except
rhe acts relative 10 a staff, and the act for
the eonscription'of Marylandcrs, which vere
not sissed. La-A -
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rkc Future Management OF the Adv
tiser.
tiser.

At this time We arc unable to sny anything in
relation to the Editorisl management Of this pa
per hereafter. AS matter of course we Will q"
the best VIC can in the preniscs-nnd, without
further misfortune befall US hope to continue the
Idrerfiser one of the permanent institutions Oh
the District, Help us, good friends, in our CT
forts, for now, if ever, we need your assistance
and kind words of encouragement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
Notice.

'THE Board of Commissioners of Roads for tho
IL Upper Battalion, 9th Regiment, 'wiiFmeet 1t
Liberty Hill on Monday tho 18th day of May
inst. An defaulters that have refused or neglect
cd to send their hands to the Coast at the last call
for hands, will appear before tho Board to show
cause for said default
BY order Of tho Board.
W. B. DORM, Chairman.
May |, { H
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State of south Carolina,
ADJ'T AND INsP. GENERALS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA. S. c., APRIL 81, 1903
GIREHLAR

I'm answer to tho many inquiries addressed 70
i the Adjutnut and Inspector General relative 70
,ene provisions Of the Act Of the General ASSN
IDLY entitled An Act for the better organlzaGeh
,of the Militia aud for other purposes" passed az
tits late session, it is hereby made known ,nab
according to the construction OF said act ss adops,
led ut this office, persons only between the ages 81
eighteen aud fifty years are now liable to oraina.
Try militia duty, which duty they IRE required "
;perform under the command Of tho milit'c "D'eers
without regard to tho organization OF compSnl0'
formed for actire s4rriee, in accordance with Gen.
.ersl Orders No. IL issued from this otice, am
THAT tho Patrol Laws have in no visa boen altered
by tho recent acts touching tho militia.
A.. C. DARLINGTON,
Adjutant add Inspector General South Carolina.
May 0 it 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
Rome Safe.

There was Il rumor in Augusta on Monday TIM
a Yankee cavalry force had made a raid into
Rome, Ga. But from the following dispatch to
gentleman in Augusta we learn that it was an
error:
ATLANTA, Mny 4th.-Rome is safe. The Who'll.
Yankee force Of 1900 has been captured by For.
rest
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
GUANO.

A FEW tons of Baker & Jarvis Island GUAS0
"A remains on hand Price SIS per ton. This
fertilizer cau be applied with advantage to crops
at any period of their growth. Apply early 10
A WRAY.
Hamburg, May It. IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
Good Reports from. Forrest.

CHATTANOOGA, MHy !.
A special despatch dutcd at Decatur, Ala, Ma,
Cd, says that Forrest is doing o glorious work
he has been fighting since Thursday. Tho las
fight was thirty miles from here.
He captured a large number Of prisoners. H.
has 100 Yankees cat of in tho mountains. 1t i
thought he has captured them. The Yankees har'
evacuated Tuscumbia.
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Siuano.

] Mr.. A. MRAf, OF lInpbnrg, has ill on hand
fcw tons Guauo. This ~fcrtiliKor ORA DO nsel nd
vantngeously on tho growing crops, and We would
nd yisu those whose lands arc thin to try nh appli
5ca,iou of this excellent manure.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
Latest from Virginia.

RICHMOND, May A, P. M.-Nothing received
from the scat of war since Gen. Lcc's official dis
patch.
The Yankee cavalry have cleared out in the di
rcclion Of the Pamunkcy river. The railroad viii
lie repaired in q short time.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
Notice.

! A LII persons arc cautioned against trading for
"A a Note given by mo to James +. Lowry,
iAlm'or, of the Es,ste of Conrad Lowry, deceased
Nor Five Thousand Dullars, dated sometime in
}Dec. 1880. As l have offered, in tho presence "
to pay the Note 10 genuine Confederate
|money and Mr.. Lowry refused il. | consider the
ldebt paid, and will not pay it unless compelled by
law. IL JOHN NICHOLSON. g
April 20, Btu. ".
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06

~- There was q collision Of trains at Halifax
on the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad,
|on the I'd inst. Ono soldier was killed and three
or four wounded. - zes RS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06

A Good Chance to Invest Profitably'
The entire outfit of the Horny Dispa!ch, incia'
ding press, type. &C., I'll nearly new, will DO sol'
at . hrgain. Buy pdile you can. Apply to Gil
bert B Darr, Sumter, S. C.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
Rags! Rags

We want Rsgs-COttOn R~ags-Linen Rags
clean Rags, and if We can getia plenty OF Rag;
he CON keep the Aarertiser anoat until-the wal
ENDS. Bring on your Rags and help as to keep
the Adpcrtissr ono CT Tie p1od Institutions of the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06

re- The Southern Baptist Biennial Conven-
ton will meet in Augusta on Friday next. A
large number of delegates will probably be in at
t-pduncc..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
imDoden's Success in Northwestern
Virginia.

RICHMOND, April 3O.-Tho report of Imboden',
success over the enemy at !Bcverly, in Northwest.
ern Virginia, is officially confirmed. He drove
them from the town and destroyed or captured d
large amount Of stores and q number of prison.
ors:. Our loss is slight. "
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For the Advertiser.

The Southern Sisters AidSocicty are pleased
o acknowledge the receipt OF $50 from u Friend
Mrs R. II. MINIS, Sec.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

4 LII person having any demands against the
n Estate OF John A. Crowdor, deceased, are
3requested to present them 70 the subscriber on or
before the 22th July next, as on that day sEna
settlement will b. made in the 0rdinsry's Office.
Mlso. ALI persons indebted to said Estate arc 30
T.: @. NJ. SPEARMAN, Al iot
! May sm
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The Enemy Repulsed at Moulton.

TyLLAHoNA May, l.
Forrest met the enemy Iear franklin yes.
ard repulsed him in a hand to hant
fight. The e envy is now in full retreat, with
in hot pursuit. All quiet in front.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
To cnrrnsnondents.

psrsons writing to us on business connected
with the !oMco, Fill please address their fnVOFs tt
" EaaeGeM A4rertl.erN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06

ns- Mr.. John S. Riggs sold in Charleston oil
Thursday "a negroes, including an unusual mum
der of children, at On Average Of sl,4ss each.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06

lkfkfAr IA AAf'to -
we need rot suggest to you the great ad
vautapcs in our work of mutual counsel and
co operation. By coming together in Nation
81 and State Associations the teachers anc
friends of education gain important lnforna-
tom of each other and learn the wants and
progress of different sections they animate
and encourage one another to greater %eft'rts'
while by this means injurious prejudlces are
oorn away, a national and catholic spirit IS
fnstercd. and tho educational forces OF the
country are so unitedand directed as greatly,
To enhance their influence and TO secure that
respect and consideration which they de-
serve.
I'm the name of our National Association
we invite your attention TO the above state
ment and sugy %estions, and We venture to eX
press the hope that you will heartily AID III
promoting tue usefulness Of the movements
now so conspicuously% inaugurated IN our be-
loved country. -,
The next meeting Of the Association will
take place in Atlanta, Georgia, on the hrsi
Wednesday in September next, and IN the
meantime you are invited freely to cofnmunl=
cate with those Of US who reside IN your res
,,ec.iye States and thus to enable US, ii you
cannot attend this meeting, to report your
views in regard to the subjects herein em-
Lracel |.
G. II. WILEY, Greensboro, N. e.,
r. j. WELLS, WATERFORD, 5. O.,
J.STODDARD. Savannah. Ga.
W. T. DAVIS, Petersburg, Va.
JNO. Nj. PRATT. Tuscaloosa, Ala,
~. ii. STRATrON, Jackson, ia.
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Strawberries.

We arg s7oetly obliged to Mrs. D. W. c. for a
large bowl Q: luscious strawberries, tho first Of
the season, for which she will please accept our
warmest thanks. Favors like this are aiwaTs
highly appreciated in this oface,
nr By reference to our advertising columns
It will be seen that Dick Cheatham's spring sea-
son has been extended to the LIST July next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
Correction.

We stated in Mr.. John T. Nichol,on's notice.
last week that a certain Note he was due Capt. j.
+. Lowry was dated Dec. 1850, which ahould have
read Dec. 1860. The advertisement now stands
in another column.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Two DOLLARS psr Jear if paid in advance-T@e
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within six
morths-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before
the expiration of the year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
All advertisements will be inserted at W DOL
lar per Square CASH no Minion lines or iess
fur the hrst insertion. and ONE DOLLAR ier
each subsequent insertion.
Announcing a Candidate (not inserted until paid
for.) Ten Dollars.
All COMMUNICATIONS of a p%ersonal character,
Obituary Noticcs3R erorts. Resolutions or Pr'-
~c.eliny. Of any S"cic.y, Association ar Corpora
tion, will be- charged as advertisements.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
E,om the southern Guardian.

From the Southern Guardian. s
Educational Associations of the.!Confed-ss
crate states.
70 tie 4tochery aud Friends Of Education t"s
the Coat;7erat, States Of America:
We have been appointed to make to yonE
the following statement:
In accordance with q call issued, ny thcs
State Educational Association Of Norm Car
olina, a hishlv respectable meetin. ut t%eaciersi
and fr,oniS ct education met in C.lumhia,:
S nth C.rolina, on Tuesday the 2Sth OF Ap7'.'
SIX Statas were represented in the meeting
a!hut seventy delegates. and q permanent
National Association was organized. havlnsE
tnr its object the promotion OF the great causei
If e6ucauon in the Confederate States.
One of the MIST important subjects oetore|
the meeting WAS ihe supply Of suitable tex;
hooks for our schnOls, and it was ascerta'nrd|
that many works are in course Of prepara'l'r]
10y CITIZENS al our country, and that a nnmn. y
u! elementary Il. okS have alresiy hern u::-1
lishfd, and are IN great d"maud. The ASA
cation deemed il of vital Importance to en-I
cnura1e. by all means csnsl>tent with lts,
character andobiec', such useful and patriotic
enterprises, aud pledged its members to tie
Use Of horns Worksin preference 10 any 9th
ers Of equal merit.
To widen and strengthen the Influence OF
TIE Association it was recommended 10 form
State Sncie,irs with similar objects in eack
State of the Confrderacv; and u resolution
was passed urging a. the authorities of the
several States the Importance of States Stems
OF public schools, aud the appointment oil a
superintendent mt in each.
1t was also recommended that effort be
made IN educate for teachers worthy young
men disabled by the war from manual labor
and means were adopted for the dissemination
of the views of the Association on various sub
iects connected with the purposes OF its or
tanization. til is believed that ifthe hearty.
corporation of the teachers aud friends OF
education in all parts Of the Confederacy. in
carrying OFT the objects Of these movements
can be secured, an immense amount of gooh
can be accomplished. Our Association was
profoundly Impressed with the belief thai
noto is the time to work and that whstev-r
is demanded by the wants Of the country.
should be ,uuderseken at once, and without
waiting for letter times. Better times, oy
the blessing of God, are to he expected ouly
from the d%illigent exertion of all classes in
their appropriate spheres for the public vel
fare and after those who labor in religious
things, no portion of the community can nc
complish more for national development than
those WIN under Providence ehearis
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Rags Wanted,s

'cLEAN coTT0N AND LINEN BAGS can DO
a sola for cash 1T the AdUcrtiser ofacs.
Aug. u {"
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A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE
ByJ.C. MEG UIRE L CO.. Auctioueers.


FRAME HOSE AND LOT FOR SALE-Tsus-
L TEES SALE.-0n TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
Sept 18th, at 81 O'Clock, the prem by virtue
OF g deed of trust bearing da, on the 18th day
Eoyember 1859. and recorded in the land records
ct h Washis s.on CONT, nistriss Of Columbia ia
sell at public auction, ts the highest bidder, ali
that Lot or parcel of ground in the City of Wath-
ington known and described the plan or plot OF
sao city as part of Lot numb .red six s, in square
numbered seventeen I'D. beginning for the same
fourteen tl4I feet from the dividing line between
LOIS umbsfed i've % and six t6l on Twenty,siIth
street fourteen Q4l feet thence ninety seven C9Tl
feet to che depth Of said lot thence south teen
~ feet thence west ninety seven !s7l feet, to
off comfortable frame Dwelling House.
Terms: One third cash, and tie remainder in
equal payments of six 81 and twelve (i2) months
from the day of sale, with interest: the deferred
payments to beecured by deed of trust on the prop
erty; and II The tsTma Sc Got f,i. slisa ii.
viii resell the property at the risk and expense of
the ostsulting purchaser, ON one weeks notice in
the Washington Star. All conveyancns at the
ERASMUS MIDDLETON,
II. @. SPALDlNG,
Trustees Phoenix Building Association.
au 20. j. O. Meg UIRE co. Aucts
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On Friday morning, 9Th instant. at bis late re.
Rock creek. Motley MOBELAND, in the 6Oth
year of bis sss
His friends are invited TO attend his funeral
Srth, at 10 o'cl-ck a. m.
On the morning Of the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock
R0B'T J. LEACHUM, in the SD ysar Of his age,
His funeral will take place from his late resi-.
denes, On zth street east. between apd d streets
south, on eur day, at O'Clock p. The relatives
and friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral.
DepaTted this life in Georgetown on the 18th,
after O. short but painful illness, which she bors
With shIistian fortituds and resisnation, Mrs
MATILDA BOWLER. consort of the late Benjamin
Fowler, in the 6oth year of her age. May shs rest
Farewell, mother, thou last left u.s.
We tay loss most deeply feel
But tit is Z Cd that has bereft as,
He Can ell our sorrows heal.
Farewell, mother, fare the we'll!
Her friends and those Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late
residence above the Aqueduct, Monday morni"g,
At O'Clock, without surther notice.
On the 2lss inst. ELIZA ARIss. second daugh-
ter of b. ,, and Elisa Galiahsr and grand.
daughter Of John 8. GAll4her of Washing tou city.