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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-20

After extensive practice of upwards of tv-on;v
years continues TO SECURE Patents in the United
also in Great Britain France and other foreign countries
Caveats Speciiicati Bonds, Assignments and all Pa
peTs or Drawings for Patents executed liberal
ana with despatch. ReSe made into American or
Foreign works determine the validity or utility of Pa
tents or lnvent"n>and legal other a,vicc rcIirr,
III all matters touching the same. Copies the claims
nj any Patent furnished '.y RENTING one Dollar A.
signments recorded at Washington
The Agency l. not uIlv the largest in New England
but through II inventors have advantages for securing
Patents of ascertain- the paIcntabrv Of in, entios
unsurpassed 10y, II not Immediately superior To- aIly
which can be offered them esew here. TIL, les tunllS
below given prove that IS more sUcce>siu! at Tie
Patent OlCe than the subscriber and success The
pest PROOF nl a ahtase> and ability. lac would add That
he has abundant reason To believe and prove that
no other office ri the Kind the Tor profession
al services 80 moderate The immense pracIce the
subscriber during twenty past has enabled him To-
accumulate vast collection OF specification and ,rIi
decisions relative To patents
these besides his extensive library of i.raI and mo.
chan'a works AMI full accounts II patents granted IA
The nited States aIi Europe. render him aue h.y'
question. 10 offer superior facilities Tor obtaining P,;.n-
necessity OF journey To- Washington. L. procure
inventors.
"Iregard MT. Eddy i one of the most canstle and
successful practitioners with whom have hal ufcIaI
Intercourse CHARLES MASON.
Il have noheStationn assuring inventors that .hrv
cannot employ person more 'nlcil; i rl,>i worthy
IN lmpre capable OF Putting their apple IN form,
u -, ire io- tacn early AMI iyur.r consideration
atthe Patent oWce''' EEMrND BURKE.
=. Late 'Sui'I~-irI-r 60. Patents.
NJ K II Eddy has lie thirteen applications
81! al hn I'll" II which patents have been .r-l-,i and
talent and ability Oh h part lea i me l.. recommend All
INVENTORS I" apply {" him II their patents a.
he ma be- ,re d" having tie most ta:,hcul attcnti-n
JnuN T,..,t, ~
During eight months the SUBSCRIBE in c',, ~ hi.
teen appeals. every of which Vas lrci!c in hi, ia
Ner by the Commissioner OF patents.
Boston. Dee 49, 1862 '-D"i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-20

kENNEDY'S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
The attention of the public to this most excellent
OF all niment> perfect aud speedy all IN,
aches and pains that IicSh i heir 10.
RHECMAT
Is caused by saCna ion of The fluids arising from check
ed persiratip-iS cured by few bottles OF Kennedy.
Rheumatic Linlment.
SPRAINS
Are caused by overeNten>on and sudden reaction OF
the muSces-is cured by bottles Of KeIey's Rheu
matte LnHent-e4uAly good for man and beast.
URALGIA,
The king OF oil pain, i caused hy all Inflammation of tha
dy's Rheumatic LinimcUt.
PLEURISY
Is an Inflammation Of the lining the rs-fs cured h.
few bottles OF kcnnedy's Rheumatic Lnimcnt
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure of the flesh and smash
ing OF the t'sles-is instantly relieve cd by Kennedy,
Rheumatic Liument
CRAMP
page OF the nervous fiu which prevents animal In,
ing free lows cured by few applications oil Kenney,
Rheumatic Liniment.
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach and boweIst,e
teaspooniul Of kennedyS Rheumatic Linment i'm warm
water every half hour until cured
SORE THROAT AND HOARsEyESs
Are caused by an unnatural dryneSs the gars-yet
piece of flannel with Keneiy's Rheumatism Imminent
apply 1t on going 10 bei and you Will be well in the morn
Ing. "
HEADACHE AND TllRoBBING OF THE TEMPLES
Is CAUSED by pressure from in>enshle perspiration-s
cured by lie" applications of keniedys Rheumatic Lint
uient. '
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK
Follow the direction in the circular around each bottle
Fur AN ULCERATED SORE THROAT.
on viii take ieaspoonfu of the LiuImep, and n,-
'ed>pOolu ol water Garge tho throat twice a J,v In
lew days it Will be Tel. This one teas,ooni,l will h.
worth dollar 10 you. " " ''
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all Inflammation Ofte throat tOnss and paa,e with
a dry, hacking cough. viii dilute The Iiument yh
four five times its bulk water carCle The ihr"a, In
swallow the moisture. This never fails '' az"
II Is good for TooTHAcHE, EARACnE SwEIIyp F.cr and
lNFLANNATIoN every kind Every family shnuiJ ba, u
fun supply for the winter. ~ nav ( &"
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY prn
Mass. Price s. cents. Sold BY A"u'E -
o'-'- &c. BINGHAM.
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SAPONlFlER,
OR CONCENTRATED
L We.
FAMILY SOAP.MAKER,

Economy' Economy!
Every famii, can make its own soap from waste
kitchen grease al a cost of only four cents uer
pound with Saponitier, which is three times the
strength Of Potash
u Full descriptions accompany each one
pound iron can.
Notice.
The genuine Saponifer is only put up in lib
iron cans, by the
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING Co,
Patentees and Sole Manufacturers.
u Beware Of counterfeits! Be sure you buy
the iron can III
For sale by
7l:S3 E. F. BROWN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-20

" lLLCON & Glib b S
Family Sewing Machine!
PRICE WITH HEMMERS K FELLERs $40 TO 800.
The Wilcox 4 Gibbs is the only Machine THAI
makes the twisted loop stitch Which makc-
the tighteSt and most elastic seam on full cloth.
of any machine stitch
The " X Hemmers and Fellers need to be
seen to he appreciated. They are the only reall,
practical hemmers in use And are alone worth
one-half the price of the machine over all others
for family use.
A patented device of great utility to learners,
prevents the possibility of turning the machine
IN the wrong direction. Another prevents the
needle being set wrong The needle is short and
straight enabling it to through hard seams,
or gathers in hard cloth where all machines using
long or curved needles, utterly fail
he feed has no tendency to draw soft goods
down, but will sew linen cambria perfectly It's
by far the easiest machine to learn to use and
keep in order in market
he stitching after much wear, and MANY
WaShlhSS, Is found to retain all the eyenness and
hrmness so much admired at first" :
~. J. san.
Send for Circular.
JAMES WILCOX,
Manufacturer
oIoZ sos Broadway, n. Y.
GEO. F. COWLES, Coventry. Vt,
Travelling agent.
u Mr. c. would refer to Horace Fairbanks
Esq. of St. Johnsbury. for recommendations of
the above machine 57:S2
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STATE OF VERMONT.
- TATE OF VERMON

~ F>>iN C,T-,Ey. -
Ia Pr,h4t Court id- the disiriD u i>.N TaaU ig.-
SOL ui'r--1 ia 1hc estate 4 SSr4u a. B-flr.. Bale
- ittnle-' IA SAD Gi-lIsgl lv,r a..
= ? t-eAsa ,-tEaIur sod -.--4sy ~ss-t-.c-
l" iii- Ussi7 ., ll- liiiUu I.aT H. i-raI ALL
ID nj 81 lk '- Isl gr'r~ aas -, rN.,-i-.- ,s Cd -
>ir-ii. 2ld that i p3'iii lr ,Jn.ugIyc I- Taa-
etS o. i--- l'l;Cfttv. ~ sad ,>lay i.Agt
re id a'1 i'1as To conn - f.-l licr~-
--. - q Size state Hal a42 L-c-a-g1 81 a. 49,.
Aid rt.~--->-,-i.
r. SD i.Ic4ii n Nil T.. heard aal d-fl,. n fi.-
Clf. - Ire PI"i'srv Office Ia lJl,l l.l-. In ii
-; lt : Ia ia ~ AvVelnse-. 4. ID. las H,u 4- -.r
iS ll'iil~1 IL APPEAR ,1re said CouTI. ~ III = r
hCrt>r.
@ireiat l.riga'rs, -. sad d>--lci H. - la,,. ~
Nt:.s,y4. A. u. l>lg
Attest.
lis Jonah DRnnrS III
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-20
7 UMBER.-REMOVAL.

The subscriber has removed to the Hancock
shop at Paddeck's village; ard having put in a
new Planer will do all Kinds of planning in the
best manner. He continues to furnish all kind
OF lumber on the most reasonable terms. Also
packing boxes of every description.
DANIEL COLBY
st. Johns5ury Nav s 4l-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-20
T 4 MILI DYE COLORS.

For Dyeins Six. Wooden an I Cotton Goods
SEaais, Starts, Dresses, Ribbons.
Gloves, Bonneis. Hats Frath-
rrs. Kid GyeS,
Children's Clothing. and all kinds of Wear
lES Apparel.
HIh Perfect Fast Co3orS.
LIST OF CoIoR>.-Black Dark Brown. Snuff
rown. Light Brown. bark Blue. Light Blue
DARK Green Light Green. Pink. Purple. Slate
Crimson. salmon. Scarlet. Dark Drah Light nra-.
Yellow. Light yellow. Orange. Magenta. Softer
inc. French Blue. ROYAL Purple, Violet
GREAT ECONOMY SAVING or 50 PER Ct
In every family there MIL be found more or les
~ wearing apparel NH ca could be- dyed, and made
IL look woi. A. new Many articles that be
come little wcrn, scilod. or ou: II >t,e. al,
thrown aside By using these DYES. they can bg,
changed 80 am color or shade IN very short ,ine
n I sinai expense. You ear have number u
shades from the same dive from the lightest l. II.
fu. co'or. hy following tie directions ON the In
side OF the package
At every store where these nceS are sold. car
be seen samples OF each cplor. IN SIX and Woo
4" who nave used these Family Dive Color
pronounce them "a be most useful. ecunonica.
and perfect article.
Numerous testimonials could be given from Ia
de- Sho have used these Dies: but in this case
II j. not required. it, real value and usefulness
are found upon one ,rial.
For further information in nyeinr, ara giving
perf, Ct knowledge wha; color> are be-. aaapteG
to dye over others. with many yaiuLhi,
recipes purchase Howe x Stevens Treatise on
Dy,:Ig a'1 Colarins- SAINT by mail on recent
Of piicc,-l0 CENTS.
Manufactured by HOWE < STEVENS. Prac-
risai rh.miS', IN BroaiWar. Boston
For sac y Druggists and Dealers in every
city and taun $3.50
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TEETH TF,F.TH.,
E-S-s.-) DIR. GEO. w. MILES.
"1~'-C-S Dentist.

After very successful! practice of over ten
months III Lyndon, would return his sincere
thanks to the citizens of this, and the adjoining
towns, for their LIBERAL patronage and support.
And he hopes ny a str'c attention t. business to
merit a continuance of the same.
lie Is using the IulcGni-ed Rubber, which
meets with such universal favor, as a base for
Artificial Teeth; but costs not half as much
as gold lie trusts he can do his WORK as well.
ANA knows he can cheaper than any other dentist
III this vicinity. Owing tn his situation his ex-
pcnses are trifing compared with those in larger
places. and As he wishes to introduce his work
he can afford to work cheaper. and he does too.
As proof of the above, al. are invited to call,
examine specimens of work, enquire prices Sc
Ether and chioroform administered. Teeth cx-
amlned gratis. References furnished. 4 good
assortment of tooth brushes and powders. All
operations WARRANTED.
Office at His Drug Store.
Lyndon, July 10, 1868. 54tf
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oEhEAoJ' NOTICE u SETTLEMENT
BENJAMIN MOVES ESTATE

Al Pr at' oTJrt held a. - Johns .urx iu ,s IL f.-
- IA ! ii -ar 81 November. = u ISIS
AEtrva>. kvcrn Emerson. a,lnliri>r-s-.- . So 90
lA'~o BE- lanlli Ayt>. late = heclscs lt3>s ,>irr
lr'a~"d I"1>> 20 sll ir~ .lr ii M ,tl1,.-
N~- y Ao 10 i-~'t t> account ca.>. -4iG ->ts-. fr
NA..4lali'l and 2a"Naacr liz The yll,a-. I'D. ,l,-
lAli1-ll A4 di~7TlIiul u The residue 81 Ssl -, IL.
under ct1~ee SAD CoUIT. aGlu. HE E.> = mn, -
. i~@ yillIg4rl L. The sa..--
II l. -ttrcirc 'Iarrr. Dy said Csurf that III, sam.
INT A4'lSr Na>l4rian aliG tr heard II iue Pr. a..
n.lNr u II ""-l'>tsIe ga ulr ->il Gag 4 - = ID
>'' Aha i lC1lvT ordered thai an leT>1.> j. --l
re 1-.td lvrevi ~ pC.Illi;ls 81 q ta,,s l -,t. r#
- '-9 il-f "a iGt' aca ila printed Il - = r- .-.
axe t'L> >lrt->>lNclA ,,rtsisls> >s:s firp. col lie
'I@> tH.- lsas appear ANA ClIIti q ON a.. . .
ACCOUNT tiIvN t.~rs AID l- f.,s-. g.,
,lTa ia liz matter "a partition arId .l>rr,r- ~
'>iAie b1 tltv CyErl.
Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH : .-.
trre copy Il record.
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I'VE. the subscribers. being appointed s -l. "a. ..
~ ,,yl-IrOr the ,ii~iTtt Of alei l4la. ,1...
r-ceil,. examine M adjust ali ClaIll> and
5Yc.>s'> a-al!I>s Use estate ~ Ste tIv F.-4.
sun r. aid district. deceased. -cl.-~f.T
,1. si So trri o. ~ u!.iiIii> iTt,l ii1t 24if
Ia = ia alb yed bv >aia conn a. She Cr,.s.-
deceased. L. ,NhIlu1 Sil TguAv ilIeiT T,>lr-tI.
bel,'r-. IL tslT- hottie. that VII -tItI3 t.
Sd, ail,.i;iirlvII al the ,.pclc H. tx 20 &c..
in ~lItoa. ia aid di$friC-, the b Ssrga4.-
arsa Al'rll s-Nt- II 2" O'clock in TIL s---.-H .
81 slid d-N>.
= {. TiRliETT~.
7l1s Nm. 4 nENSMDRE. .-'-'.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-20
EAlDY MADE CoFFINs
AND CASKETS.

A very large assortment constantly on hand
and will be sold al the very lowest prices. Also.
COFFIN TRAININGS, WHITE SATINS.
Thibets. Lawns, Fringes, and Gimps, &c. &c.
at HALLS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-26


LivsnpooL-S.eamshp Europa at Boston-Mr and Mrs W
Arnold Miss Gordazewsker. Miss Gordazewsa Mrs Gu
errce Mr. Mrs Edward Barry four children aud
Edwin Parker, Amory Morgan, Capt Dearborn, + Hud
Hudson Mr. Spalding, Rev DR. Neville. John Sykes,
y, Messrs Russell, Baursartuer, J 7 Hnpnewe,l W
Garnean, Charles Ho land, Edwin Mich ols Capt Cum
picn, Foley and wife. w il Walton, John Sachel Geo
Wilson, & II Stark-40 From Halifax-Mrs Mcguire To-
bin, Miss Schalers Mr. Edwards and wife, Noona, Mr.
McIlreh and Misses Mclreth. u Clark, Jr, J Nash.
Messrs Rushei SHOW ard Hamil symonds, Young, Mrs
q Smith and infant, II II Scott Scott Elliot + Wood
wor h, Rogerson, r faconer and Miss Cameron-26
Total 20
PARTUREs.
LrvrRrooi --sisamship Ansralesian-Edwin Lovejoy
James Patrick Y; dEichthai and servant France;
ROLAND, n y; the Countess of Henswh, Y; Wool
rich. cart Mckenzie, England; Capt Pierson and servant
Rsnitl Mr. MI John Kennedy, Y; ID u Duroc, New
Orleans; Can't Davidson, Strauss y; Jose Alton
so G Haasc Havana Wilson Patten, En- ,land: l. Rowe,
Lloyd AspInD all, II Aspinwal; Fellows, ": Chas
Almeida Paris John Ryc England; W W Cryder, n La
theirs, Wust; v Kendall Col raokenhain, J 3 Holde
Agena, New Orleans; Mis- INNS. London Nine fIenis-
son. New orleans Joseph T.aon. New MeSco Rob Leg
get Hamilton q W; Alfred Wright Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs
Francois Meache an THREE children Antonce LeGuilon
Mexico; John Wilson, Liverpool; Vim Sale England; ID
Thayer Mass Specie, Sl7l.754 a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-26
Herald Marine Correspondence.

TrCKERToN ~, March 2s-The schr Morning Light
for New YORK With 20 sa.hr oysers went on
s oes s opposite hs pacs ION on inc @ mt at aces
es,- which made The as, So The ,iyrns sac
s rsa nag pssp sd q, an sSsn, Of about s and
miscellaneous.
The steamship Edinburgh, Capt Halcrow. OF the Irmaa
ne salts saturday 2ssh for Queenstown and Liver
POOL
sHir usctk Jog Nehols hence iOr lavre st - Tho
BrIe say. ANTONIO, a, Philadelphia from New Orleans
days Of uat.eras, rudder head split sals
for sSY o on "a ~ on So Rec shs% s
registered ass tom. rated Al vas bui at Milton De-, IN
s,na WATER wncg, CLARK. from New York for Turks
as & n asas bssy bw g ins spTnns la ps Of
deck Dad washed overheard 10 heavy gale on 9TH loh aud
scss Lrssrttp Amos from carieuAs for Raliimore ar
rived at 81 George. Bermuda i3h inst, with loss Of both
hull much siraae@ VIII have 70 disesare to effect rers
from ssnr,oos, for ksg York PIT into
ANTIGUA, Feb 2IThc brls Betsy Hall, from Baltimore for
oueensosn gesre rsored ashor. Cd Fer, Berkley has
mended 70 &c sold ~ '''''"
s sn f ss..
snrn, In Ho6sons Bay small portion Of cargo tea and
Geofxes bermuda. 18th Inst "
. s..s sS S Z :s. sSi Pro,
New fert sna Is earsd she :. lot Captain Proctor De
rypcrt 10 $50. ~ '''' - ''"o'
fne Nor yesan brig Shamrock Capt Major which aid
from New York Dec IS Tor Gibraltar had NOT srrived
2ah Feb
We notice Gales OF AZ bark chas Keen ss tons bu a,
Perth Arboy IN lsS - $1,000 and A. bark Fnnso Han
ton 50 tons, buil, a, Addison Ne, In 1851 $1,000
schr Palmyra Of New Bedford tons has been sold TO
New York parties upon private terms She couuu
cdin the coasns business under command OF Capt GGora
late master OF schr VIM II Dewitt, OF westporl.
echr Harre, yrn OF Taunton 100 tons has been rur
.ssssd ssg, ASdr,. snow .nd S,ss,: New FeaIS
and Is 10 be continued 10 the sstnr business.
stbr Ceel OF Isrwich al New rcdfori. has been
pursnescd by capt Bennett Ives Of Boston, and VIII be
poyedfor the peeut N VI. suffers trade on tho Potomac
Tne follow M vhrs have been recently sold IN London
sierra Nevada, l92 tors but ~ Portsmouth,. MI IN isi
for fi5l; iyanho IS tons. bui Ia port In 1881
tsNc MARI Bah, la2 built Trcseo,k Ne. ses
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CLEARED
Steamship Parkcfsbus. Sherwood Portland-H orom-
errgss Or Rnss Dear
Bark Anita GID Williams shanshae and Hong Kong-E
Rs y scs amss s4ssnssSs
Bar: Blanche Marie (Brem,, Haesoop, Bremen-Ruser
sai { HI ferq i 'a v cans, GiSaliarJ psvn
sFs tSss Esn aast Eassn Goa
schr ] Perkins, Reed, Havie-R ? Buck ( co.
sr orcne tsieS), Alcsa campcachy and sisa-M Echc-
shr yelasec, Harck. Poin, Pctrc GuadaR Earldge.
sclr Augusta tBr), stewart Point Pere, Guad-Moorc
sri cqrlsw, Powers ,, Mats1zss-R r gusk&Go Co..,
sohr Margaret Ann (Br). whelplcy. naliiaxA smtders
schr Mary woe,t,r Seg oslsaqs-p Murray SepAs S
sclr Sarah yauslsn, Vaughan, Washington.
sS%r %% Soiiy,T, Eaynsr, FiilaasiEn,a-J W Mckee
Steamer Ocoraia. Mclaughlin. Baltimore.
ARRIVED
James eh@ % Gf r, Maa . HGc Rss
s'ss Es sxs ae lays with
lark Eingwood tof Eas,por), Ell ngwo od Havana, IS
BARK ianasS csosssr, Dunn, Bermuda, March 10, in bal
s nat:s ssd Pr ssy ia. an
| ehored at Hart Island.
Schr Sea Gull (of Providence Sears ST Domingo City
Mar.h with mdse, 70 tn. American West India Co. =.
Sccpirc OF John. NBl Reynode. Trinidad, 20
DAYS, with sugar 10 DeWolf 9Th inst of Abaeoa spoke
brig Nelly John, NIB 2rst lat ~ 81
Ion "a 20 experienced hurricane from E; sprung main
mast split icer, shipped which stove "A hhds
| molasses and uerces honey deck.
| sehr Broadhed. Haaord New Orleans, 10 days, with
| mdse 10 master.
| Sahr Leocadia, Small, Salem, 3 days
| Steamer Anthracite. Jones. fhiadsiphlAA
| Steamer Petrol Young. Providence.
| BELOW
Ship George Peabody from New Orleans Is anchor In
the lower hay.
SAILED.
2th--Steamer Potomac; ship Wheeler; brig Belle OF
be BaY; schr Hartst 9us
Wind Mt sunset Sc with n dense fog
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HAIxrBxcK-M ARrK--on Wednesday, March 20, ~
zion church Madison avenue, BY the Right Rev. bsnop
Douthgate, N. O. HAILxxsDcK 70 Miss CHARLOTTE A. AAs
M No cards issued. -. az ~,
HAIIock-BE ADIhsroN.-0n Wednesday, Marcn 70, ~
the Re, George Potts D. d. LEWIS 8. HAIiocK TO SARAH
NJ daughter OF E Beadlsston, Esq, all OF TINS cry.
MIGEI-ApoLrHus.-0n Wednesday, Maren zo' ~ INC
Rev m 5. NJ. Isaacs, at the residence OF tne orae :
parents, snoxoS NIGEL Esq, to Miss HAWAI- ADoiihes'
Of this city.
MAYNARD-TRAsx.-lnR Brooklyn, on Monday, March 20,
by Rev r. l.. Cnyier Mr.. rHEoD MAYNARD 10 Miss "A
rIpA IRAsS all of Brooklyn. No cards. -. 49,.
SAkFosp-osroRS In Redding, Cogn., on Thursday
March 10, by the Rev George Beiiis Mr. JESSE L. SAN
FORD, To FANNY NJ, daughter OF George Osborn, Esq.
WooLIfY-BNGnAs.-M Christ church, on Sunday,
March 10 by the Ney. A. II. Partridge, MnroS I. Wool.
LEI TO MI. CAROLINE hsGHAx, all OF Brooklyn, ID.
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smnoss-on Wednesday morning. March %, EDwAHD
Funeral Services win be held az bis late residence lbs
West seventeenth street, this (fhursday) Assfnoon ~
seven O'Clock The friends OF tho family are Invited 70
| attend.
| Providence and Newport. R. IL papers please copy.
\ ULMeR,-on Wednesday, March 70, OF copsumpsion'
The friends relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral also the Mariners Lodge,
No 81, from her late residence, No "a North W ilam
/ street. on Friday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
vAs KlKgK.-h Brooklyn, ON Tuesday, March "a, Mrs
The relations and friends the family respectfully
pyied 10 attend her funeral tins thursday afternoon at
"a 'ssss. y" ~ sl ssisS street. prossyn
en vss H nSs1n ruesda, rcA ~ "x NICHOLAS
VAN HASswicx, in the eth year OF his age .-.sulv
The relatives and friends Of the family are respe.
invited 10 attend the funeral, from the residence OF nus
sonnlaw Paul wiese, No 90 Dean street, Brooklyn, W
saturday afternoon, At two O'Clock.
parents lbi Fast twenty fifth street, MARGAaKr second
daughter Of David and Jane Veitch aged 20 years and
months.
The relatives and friends of the family, also the
bers Of the eddng Methodist Episcopal church, Seven
teenth street between First and Second avenues are
spectfuy invited 10 attend the funeral from the church,
this Thursday afternoon, at halfpas one O'Clock.
VAN wNKIE-on Wednesday, March %, MARY ELIZA.
BE1 e Of John ". Van Wrinkle and daughter Of Alfred
81 Rumsey, OF Newburg, aged SO years.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend-he funeral Friday morning, at ten O'Clock from
2e4 South second street. Jersey Cy and at one O'Clock
in the afternoon from the Dutch Reformed church at
| AQuacanock, N. J. 49, =. t.sfs...a. gt..
NeWUuIg papers pcase copy.
WooD.-On Tuesday, March a. AM Woop, wife Of John
Wood native Of Cooe, county westmeatb Ireland aged
43 years.
The funeral win take place this Thursday afternoon,
at O'clock from her late residence 800 Second ave;
nue. Her remains will be taken to Green,-o .s''
wARS.-on Tuesday, March q. r4RAn WARD, aged rs
The friends Of Tue family are respectfully invited
tend the funeral this Thursday afternoon, at two
O'Clock from the residence OF her son naw. John Craw
ford West Farms.
wnYR.-On Tuesday, March "a, GEORGE WHITE,
tive of Scotland late OF the firm of whyte Kennedy.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
O'clock from his late residence, 305 West Nineteenth
| street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-26

Award OF Governme mt Contracts.
BALTIMORE March "a 1858.
Government contracts awarded to-day follows:
90 GOO bbls extra four at IS Is S. 40 100 900 lbs new
bacon, sides at 80 80 hundred weight covered 00,
600 bacol shoulders at 81 as, uncovered $780,
coo lbs yellow coffee sugar. at 1890. $50 900 lbs hard
brown sOap at 7s.c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-26

A BURNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
"A. ing -ahshrnent ~ Yves, Eeysnsh street. between
fii and sixth Furnitnre bored and
shipped 10 all PARTS Of ts world Covered wsgons f0s re-
moving fa.sure Of fAmiies Ruruitvxe etore6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-26
Court Calcndnr-This Dav

SUPREME GorRT-CRcur.--Pa ADJOURNED. Part p
Ms 1886 2sss 1890, 1892 1884, 2396 $685. 2400 24C2
24o4 24o6 24Os 241o 2412 24l4 24l6 241s 242o 2422