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Notice.

I he UNDERSIGNED, Stockholders in the
1 Manitowoc & Mississippi Rail Road Com
pany, holding and representing more than
majority of the capital stock of said Company,
hereby give notice that there will be a meeting
of the stockholders Of said Company held at
the Office of Geo. b. Goodwin, in the village
Of Menasha, on the 18th day Of March, 1864,
at 2 o'clock, NJ, for the purpose of electing
nine Directors of said Company to hold their
Office until others are elected and qualified.
Dated February 2, 1864.
The above meeting is adjourned to Thursday
the 10Th day of May next, and will te held at
IT,, same pis:e and hour Of sld day, as above
TIE aboyr rieetiug is further postpone until
tie 10th df7 Of July, 1861, at the same time
and place.
The above meeting is further postponed until
the Esd day of August, 1864, at the same time
and place.
m SCOTT,
CURTIS REED,
E. &. BULKLEY,
HENRY HEWITT 4 co.
Frcx;e5 by CURTIS REEF
F7cxtss -, EENEY HEW TIT.
Proxies 7, GEO. REED.
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DEFY COMPETITIONS!
J. A. BROWN, NJ. D.,

Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur
Manitoao0c, Wisconsin,,
HAVING permanently located here, respect
IL fully tenders his professional services to
the citizens Of Manitowoc and vicinity, trusting
that lengthy experience in the practice Of his
profession, in all its departments, will suffice to
recommend him to their favor, their confidence,
and their patronage.
PROFESSIONAL CALLS always attended to
promptly, and at all times, both day and night.
- Office and Residence, for thespres cnt-
corner of York and Seventi sire It's, at the Old
residence Of K. X Jones, Esq.
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Madison Mutual Insurance Co.

Statement of the business Of the Company for
the year ending June 80, 1861:
Number Of policies issued, o,o.s
Amount Of risks thereon, S6;loorIlo 50
Premium notes thereon, oo,1o4 Is
Cash premiums thereon, o9;t 81
Losses adjusted and paid: l3,i'9 ~
Statement of the business Of the Company for
the corresponding term Of the last four years
Policies Premium Cash
issued. notes. premiums.
,Go to June 80, l.763 $50, 565.43 Sl6,0OS.32
;6I to June 30, 1850 81, 479.44 %, 094.6l
80 to July2l, 4,702 69, 5000 S,993.05
$50 TO June 80, 5,277 SO, tl7.42 42,946.0S
'64 20 une 30, 6,6l8 8S,764.l7 SO. 5000
It is gratifying to the officers, as it must be
pleasing to the members, to exhibit the forego.
ing evidence OF the rapid increase OF business
and the present condition OF the Company
The public faith, at first awakened by our able
and uniting agents. and confirmed by the un>
swervirg fidelity of the Company to It's profess
ous, has matured into confidence which can
not be SHAKEN by charlatan opponents or jeal-
Gus rivals.
The citizens Of this State have built up
home company which gives them ample protec-
ton, and prccudes the necessity of sending
their money abroad for a. security which they
give to one another. 1t needs no brazen trum-
pet to sound its praise, the hundreds to whom
property and home have been restored by its
benefcence, and its immense and rapidly in
creasng business, are at once evidence of its
guardianship and popularity.
Its best eulogium is its large home endorse
ment, and where it is most known it is in vain
for others to solicit the risks which come with
in its rules. Its present unimpaired capital is
considerably over $500, 900, consisting OF pre-
MUM notes and cash assets, and while it COM
bines security and economy in degree hardly
paralleled, it is believed that no mutual fire in
suranee company in the United States Or esents
as large capital and business as great. .
D. WORTIIINGTON, Secretary.
GEO. W. BARKER, Agent at Manitowoc.s
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Taken Up.

DI the subscriber on or about the 18th day
ID Of October, red COW with a white fare and
white belly, eight or ten years old, the owner is
requested to prove property pay charges and
take her away. Section "a town OF Cato.
MICHAEL CLARK,
Murphy'8 Mills
Manitowoc, November 10, 1864.
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Wanted !!
Money (! Money +!

TO LOAN on good security, Inquire over
l. W. II. Horns store.
c. BOYNTON.
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TAX NOTICE-Continued.

Lot. Block Amt. Lot. Block. Amt.
500 IL - 90 each 50 23456 103 each As
1894 90 each Is 1913 104 each 90
, "a 100 each a. IS do 80
/ , "a 5 6 1O1 each d. % los each 81
234 : 6 100 each Is -
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ManitOwOc Marker.

Corrected Weekly by WIN. III, HOAX
Dealer IN Produce, Provisions, dc. =
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srsAuHrr TALsxAs. Capt Cramp,sn. sailed yesterday -
Kingston, ia. &c,
AMERICAN LLoyDs REGISTER or AMERICAN YoKrroH
10 containing additions
corrections 70 has been received from he
Association IS Wall street number has seamers n
shps 20 barks 70 brgs and - schooners making I new
for 1864 Is now being delivered 10 subscribers All houses
engaged shipping pursuits should have copy OF this
valuable work
sHrr ARcoHAur. Merton from Manila for New York, put
into hsurus April 30 leaking badly In the upperworks
Would repair and sail In sbou, three weeks
scHR ARioN Of Providence 20 built Newport IN
her) and Hawkins, OF Brookhaven Ii and will here
after hail from that place.
LAuScHxp--At Calais 9th inst from the yard Of Chas
ss :Sy S n ~ ,e S1 IN. yard Of o..nm.,
SON. schr Cordy ass tons int ndsd for the coastins
trade owned 10 be commanded by Capt Crowe par
ties 10 Yarmouth Mass and Providence, and VIII hail fom
clipper schr Of 2as burhen was be launched n
Ncwbuyport 2h inst owned BY California parties and de-
signed for the Pacific coassing trade
Notice TO Mariners.
HsALrH OvrIcg DKrARrwKrrl
QUARANTINE, STATEN ISLAND. June 49, 1864
NOTICE. TO rILora
Pilots viii please observe that during the time the hospIs
ships anchor 10 the lower bar all from Ksy
West Nassau, all the ports In the duff OF mexico the spae
ish Main Northern Brasil al the West India Islands becs
%, will be boarded from the hospital ship
J0HEswiNBURNB. NJ q. Health onlcsr.
Whalemen.
Bark vigIaut Cole, New Bedford 18th from
homo and soa go sp VIII on Lost boat ana
dayits in gale; In the Gulf lost fore 'pnsal.
Ship Com Morris (of Famosth do frUa
Vaciac ocesn, Tncahuano ~ia ch,c 9sund, with iAs -
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ss,s lara .. 81 sax 81 49, and SO GASES olive Ia pint,


Receipts s5s bbls. pork. sc packages beef
S. do cut meats md 39S bols. and SIT kegs lard the
pork market still excited, and otened 81 TO mgher,
but CLOSED with less lrmness the sales on the kc were
for Old aud new prime ara SIS SO Tor prime aso
fuAre delivery, 600 bbs mess. for July buyers
opt on, at $40 500 hbs do, for tme buyer sp,,1n'
SO 800 do do buyers optt the trst ha'f olJuys
at sal SS 600 bb do delivera On or eeore sa 10,
buyers option u, Sal; 1000 bbis do, deliverable the
FIRST hall n June buyers opt'ons- at Hi; too DO
~ ime mess, for June, buyers option. AZ $50, and
$50 bbl mess. TO arrive. at $40 The beer market
Sbs. al SIS sic or coanry mess So $40 lor oouo.ry
prime 500 s25 rcpacxed and SGT SIS for ex
ira mess Prime beei was quiet at previous prices
Peel hams duh and unchanged. Bacon sides were
dull aud nominal, with saes o 80 boxes Cumberland out,
Al l2trc I2Hc cut meats were hrncr WIN SUES o. %
packages al l3c &c for shoulders and 10 NC l6c.
Tor hams Tue lard market was frmer, with sales Of
$500 nbs and terces nc 1870 No., aud TOO do. for
frrRoiKuM.-Reco,ts, $3.50 btls The market was
very irregular The advance in goid alone prevented
decline from yesterdays figures The spccui st'on mas
been carried tar that the contracts of some stauncn
houses pcddtne at from sc loc below the price
OF fresh crutracts made by well kue~n dealers There
very feverish feeling and manifest desire 10 get
from under before the crash comes. unless does
come certain parties who sod largely for this and next
month, at low figures must 6e driven 70 the wall ne
s,les aud resales about 500 bbls including All
kinds, at 45hc. 46Hc for crude on the spot ooc Tor
july. Csc. 6shc for refined on the spot Tic. Toe
for July TSc Soc for free $40 e2Hc Tor August ac
c0rdng character the contracts Contracts with
large margins placed al very low figures ZoO Dds
benzine sold al 35c for refined.
kicg--The market was quiet and prices were nominal
SUGAR more active and prices were little drmer;
sales 965 hhds cuba muscovsdo. 10 bond. AZ llc
] Nc. IS bids. do at 1870 80 hhds. Porto RICO at
10 C.. also l5 hhds New Orleans at 1870. and 500
b xes Havana on y. t. Refined was UNCHANGED
remains quiet with sales OF SO tons Silesans 10
arrive, at &c gold, IN bond
Sricfs.-Sales rs Rags aloes nj 55c SIC; IS cascs
nuimegs at ST. IS 65, and l25 on private terms
1oBAcco.-Tbcre WAS far demand for all descrip-
tio's but the mxket WIS firm; sales 97o hnds. hen'
lucky al l0c. a 47c.
I.l ow was ia active demand at advance with sales
OF 200 900 lbs. at &c. 1870 latter price forc City.
TEA dull We only heard OF an invoice OF AN
chests green at full prices.
Tin was Of 500 slabs Straits at Is sc and
l40 do at soc. English, SOC. Bauca Arm at &c..
with sales Of IS slabs There small sales OF plates az
the rate OF $40 cash for G. charcoal.
wmsKEY Receipts, 1,54s bbls Market &C. q &c. bet
ter. and active sales Of 500 bbs closing at 81 10
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The wheat market was scve the demand being chiefly
IT, export, and prices advanced lc. a &c. on prime
sFfirg Sales 1855 600 bushels including parcels TO
rive AZ VI 20 VI o0 TOT infer 20 prime Chi spring,
" - VI ~ for Milwaukee club; 81 - fer winter red
ssa,s ~ all % for amber sprng 81 o. 81 for win.
tf ed western ~ o. - 10 for amber do latter price
~ o1o,se add % Is for white Michigan, extreme
pc hyo vas quei. with sales OF 400 bushels, AZ
~ Corn ~As shade dearer Tor prime. with sales "
q go egsbes, at 81 ~ 81 SO for inferior 70 prime
@tsd Western, latter price for old. 81 IS for white
Mes~tn, and " - for small parcels white and yellow
tssthefs- Oats IN good demand, and tho Market
90 arm al SIC Gle. Barley and barley malt renamed
tnsnlve
Bsvvss -2er p5ubds Western sold on private terms,
heg un1erssooi N scnA sdvscce.
orrns ne rs,skes quiet with sales OF $50 bales
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IrE1DAy, June IT." VI.
AsnE<-Rccolpts, 81 bhls. market brm and receipts
reay abs bed At 81 50 fI3 30 for pots ADD pearls
h1sttrrlrs Receipts, i5,ls6 bbls aogr, c;s bbls
at go bags meal 06 os3 bushels wheat, 80 $40
a. corn. ani 5ge6s oats. The market fully
lec better, with brisk home trade. aud export
isluiry. Sales 1900 bos. state and Western, 800
soalhern. and 90 4nsdiao. Rye hlur firm, with
90 bbls soie at full prices. Corn meal also nrm,
vita q tair ia4airy, aad sales Of A50 bbs. We quote
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AoffU The nayErt cas- Inactive, with SAFES OF 800
esss "a Domingo ~ ~ &c AND 100 bags RIO Al <ac.
ssd 80 100 pounds nstn're al s3hc now held at Ssc.
fAtnNrs were trrner. Engagements 20 Liverpool,
$50 sseR shea'. trnrr,c@n packet to Oh at "a.
Toe Ask the close Cd st,d for wheat
= a "A to- nosr sns Ia Cd lis. Cd fos heavy
Esls and neutral. yer sseame. 100 boxes
hsrft -. 2 90 bb~ rUuY In Cd. 100 oil cake,
w. g. ~ 90 bushels wheat, blsd ID, IN bulk and
hafs4 ~ rS9'raf, Rsuf ~ l8t,d - To Glasgow.
a. go thss wbeai, k}sd q ~ An itaiAn bark
chart~re ~ iehartn Eosds orders ca ~ n 10
dW~n frrt " rtsh ~ nnel - "a, oue 10 Bristol
tnapns iifret p 4tsc. asother feppfted Al ~ Nd
Esl8sh bra ~ iAsu s00 hbs. Esur, IL Va Nor.
eexsn bafk, 30 hhas. tubacca, % Aiie snte. s0s,
sssf 80 tous, tocadix, sn pp~ xtaves ses British
&c - y bhs 30 NstsmpfOs, ~ 80 Eald.
Faru LILO nbs cafrsntS ~ a iac. ny auction
- hH~s stciy ornagrs a. 81 Goa A. e5, 900 boxes
lsmsss fnm % 70 " ~ ~, and 900 DO al 81 IS
o. -
HsT "a 10 fsw demand II 81 sc for shipping.
Nsts Wsfe winout decided cbsnee, with sales Of l2t
t4ie a. - zee. accqfdiag 20 quality
Nsast- he msrket hrmi sales were 600 Rio
tssnas q w. ~ p Ao, cash 200 Montevdso a, 33c
100 hueaH kYfus - .bs At xDc in bond and SOC
tAguAyfA, - lhs,, from seound hands, pp.t
Issh ga qu~t - lsc
ala-ihsfe wm 10 decided change, and the bust
w~rt xffy small
Mass asx. --fhe market was nrner with little NOR.
6alhF = ed 100 nhas. Barbados NJ csc $50 bids
tst EirH &c o. " a. do ciAyed CUBA nj 1Sc and
a49 a. Et ha v8i0 - SO S0c
NsxsG ~urw were dull With sales Of $50 bbls com.
A. 81 sH2 ani 20 casks French at s3T Also
e. ~ Amsricsn spirits o. turpentine made
a. o. ~ s a. ~. ava o. fr french
oss ID rnsrrF.te request with sales Of 900 bbs
aFfw iird0rd art for export, a 81 % ~ ~.
- tels ucs. 10 mtusfscturiug, at 81 - 30 bbs
o. a o. y. sse 1000 90 for export, NJ VI % also 10
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Base bali.
GRAND MATCH BErwEEs THE EMPIRE AND RAaLR

CLUD8.
Yesterday the nrst match between the Empire and
Eagle clubs was played Al the Eysan Fields, Hoboken
presence Of urge crowd Of spectators The game
was OF tho most lively character and assumed even
appearance until the seventh innings. when the Empires
went ahead. Tho fielding on both sides was very good
but was the opinion that the Eagles might have i'm.
proved their nine Altogether the match OF the
agreeable kind ana the spectators were bud In thar
nraiae Of the Amusement Afforded Scnra.-
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Married.

Married.
puwas-uuxR -Ou Tuesday. June n. at IL residence
q ~ 6ider flasher. ~ the Row. NJ A. Tuthst, Mr. VIZ.
n DUvAL. q Utsca, N. Y, 70 JENNIE B., daughter Of
ysnes niers ~. OF Bedford, Westohsstsr county, n.
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are ~ polite uAtriotio Among tho oempany were
many geaus0ea, friends 81 tue usombers.
Towards she iater portion OF the eveaiug speech. fs
Of c0tbussastto patriotism, delivered ~ ". z Jea
uiags. which aroused the old spirn Of IL cora
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9.-AlI steamers engaged In the regular trade with
this island OF whatever nag place OF departure shall
be exempt from all dues provided they neither bring
take away more than six tons Of and when carry
Ing mail they are TO have oil preference In clearance
10 All steamers under the foregoing circumstances,
but bringing or taking away exceeding the pre
seribsa sx tons, shall pay per foreign dag 81 90 and
81 &c. national nag
accordance with their special contracts with the govern
mcnt.
I2-An steamers nst coming within schedule Q, 10
shalt pay tonnage according 70 dag and place Of
departure doductng the number OF tons occupied by tho
engine and coal bunkers from the total tonnage.
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Ctiy lateiitgeaco.

TuR FUNERAL OF Boox-ln obedience to time houored
custom the members OF Class 90, OF Columbia College
performed Monday evening last the socmnly udicrous
ceremony Of burying the book The volume consigned
to the tomb auc,eat geography. which laid
In the grave with becoming pomp and humouggery.
The class formed in procession corner Of Foreth street
and Filth avenue about nine o'clock che evening" and
marched up the avenue 70 the college grounds in the
folio Sing order:--Poicc, Undcrtaker and Assistant.
Helm muler's Band President Vice President orator
anu roet, Grave figgers lcr Palbearers Class or 66
and Students generally. Arrived on the college green
the burial services opened by chorus OF which
the following verse may be taken as IA specimen
Blow TIE loud joyous horn.
Our foe has passed away;
To Hades he was quickly borne
For funking each day.
Mr. G.. r. Smith delivered funeral GRAFTON latter which
while appropriate song chanted the time.
This WAS followed by elegy BY Mr. J. w. Thompson
anG last O. all tho ssss; were gathered up placed in
had speech from the President, and the farce
over.
BROOKLYN CRY DRxcrosr.-yhc new Brooklyn City Di.
rectory has made It's annual appearance sharp tbe
heels OF the New York ono. Il possesses about tho
merits and the same faults which had occasion to
point out 10 the New York Directory The publishers
that the draft occassned such amongst good
people Of the City OF Churches that the work getting
names was rendered extremely difficult Another ditl
Guilty complained OF is the necessity 10 renumber aud
rename tue streets aud since the consolida
ton OF old Brooklyn with Williamsburg, Greenpont,
most OF the streets nave Deen unchanged
and the IS 10 dozens or thore
different streets with tho same name This difficulty
should be attended TO by immediate remembering and
remaining
STRAwiRRRY ExuIsnoS CoorEw ISHrrrrx.-Tbe
horticultural Association OF the American Institute gave
an exhibition yesterday afternoon. In of the small
OF Cooper nsute, OF selected variety Of straw
berries and flowers the attendance was
very slim, although the specimens exhibition deserved
better fate Some Of the berries were large hens
eggs. and looked as luscious and pvitng any fruit
have The lots IL Dir. Brill, OF Newark; Mr.
Il. Williams, Of Mount Clair, N. ", and Mr. Thos Kava-
nagh, o. Brooklyn, were PARTICULARLY remarked extra
Ordinary specimens OF tho strawberry both ia and
flavor Besides the straw berries there several
species oegrapcs aud rare flowers exhibited.
THE SUMNER NiauT FESTIVAL LxpxRKRAw will
take place at Jones Wood Tomorrow ght. if the
weather prove favorable. is expected the enter
tainment will be than usually pleasing as the pre-
paratons have been on = vast scale.
AccDEyr.-John Hamlet, painter. residing q, $50
Pearl street, while at work at No. Broad street. fell
from upper window 10 the ground, distance OF
twenty i've feet, spraning both ankles and reseving
iDterua, injuries. He was taken 10 the hospital.
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Sales or Real Estate.

BY William Kennedy.
Lot OF 10th and 6lst ST.. 81 316
House and lot side OF 32d 81 600 4 W. Of 9th ay 5000
Three lots Of Boomngdae road and lSlst st.
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Tho Turf.

The Turf.
The three leading otters In the country contend FOR
purse and stake 70 wagons this Afternoon At tho Fashion
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Tvnspsv. June 2f-s p. NJ
fn@ s,eck marsst active 20 day. and there
s~~ess @avsaoe throughout the list, with large uansac
The hsscss easn sales Of yesterday and to-day
81 ne nsst bard compare foows-New York Central
ksaresa advanced y, ire IL. Reading ", Michigan
emr9 !. sachlgsn ssatbcrn ~, Illinois Central ~.
Cove aaa and Psgtsbarg Ia, Chicago and kock Island
IL Fttsbarg AEd fori wsyDe "a, Chicago and North
western A. CAraso Burlington and Quincy 2, Cumber-
Lea Goal IA CucSsaver Mining Y, aud Delaware and
uaasa, CANAL there change in Hudson River,
n No p.o,srrrd sad ono aud Mississippi certificates
g.rton Causpany el "a 4 and Mariposa 4.
me fsls~ lug ,bc closing quotaiooss--New York
Cuntsl Railroad l33N. krie ii6, Erie preferred Ill,
pussso Rvsr ls2.. Readng Las, Milwaukee, and Prairie
a. Csisu o. Michigan Central $50, Michigan Southern
fsa tnas. Ccnrs ls24 Cleveland and Pi,isburg ll4&,
cleveland and Toledo iisG Chicago and Rock Island ll6,
Ahoa and lerre Hausc esh. and Chicago ana North
western ts.. Pacific Mail cold ., 269-an advance Of
nlae rcr cspt since yesterday morning. Cumberland
-. was TSA. Quicksilver Mining TAX, Canton Company
a. aoa ohis and Mississippi, certificates 55H.
uuissd States coupoa o. OF 1881 closed at 49, FIVE
twent coapon al 1914 aud year certificates ut o.
TIE gotta MARKET rampant In the moruing the
t~scs Vas zoo bot rapidly TO 204 and,
aced We hixner but there sales At the
Hard q Broses and much excitement the street, IL
keya margin about per cent between buying and
seiHng.
Mr. cnase ogers the sizes Of 1881 at six per cert
prsmtun.
The fgIcwns 10 the report OF the Assistant Urea.
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PfERCH-O0 TUESDAY, June Zl OF consumption BRIDGET
A. PIERCE, aged IL years and months
May hog soul rest 10 p0ace.
Tho funeral will take place this "wednesday afternoon
At haifpast awo O'Clock. from the residence OF her
mot0er, No 254 BoweSy.
California papers please copy.
ssassE. Sunday, Juno 10. ABRAHAM r. SscRsr,
The relatives and friends are invited % attend thu
funeral from 81 stephens church. OF Broone aud
CbrystN streets on wednesday morning, ~ ton O'Clock
without further invitation
and Accepted Masons are hereby summoned 70 attend
special communication TO be held At their rooms SIT and
sie Broadway, this "Wednesday morning. mt nine
O'Clock for the purpose attending the funeral Of their
JOHN e DAVIDSON, Secretary.
The members Of Metropolitan Chapter, No lao,
muncaton 70 DO held At their rooms, corner Of Grand
and Centre strec4s, Wednesday morning, at
nine O'Clock for the purpose Of attending the funeral Of
their late companion, A. f. segres.
ssow Suddenly on Sunday, June a. Captain ISAAC =.
Snow, 10 the SD year OF his age.
Notice OF the funeral will 10 given hereafter.
VAN TAsE. AT Fort Schuyler, on sunday, June ~,
Of wounds received 10 battle on May 3d. Corporal JoHr j.
VAN TAsnI, Of Company A, Sixth New York heavy art'
lery, aged 20 years.
His remains will be taken TO Peekski for interment
Thursday morning The funeral services WIN take place
In the Methodist church REV Or smithsl on Friday
raoue.,ss y. e,soS sno,, s.rther notice
VAN vscurrS. Tuesday morning, June Fl, al her
residence in Brooklyn. HEias O. vile OF Junius r. Van
Vechten ana daughter o. the ne sos,. - Noo,oscn
pors.
wife OF Thomas Whitehead and daughter OF the late James
Bipchrs, in the 3Jth year OF hor age.
The friends aud relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the fnnera from her late residence 100
sullivan street, this "Wednesday afternoon, At two
intcrment
wissKnsrson.- Suddenly. on Monday afternoon. June
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tens otr Der. StGateu to auf bteftr Babu tEret, ale Etss
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