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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
SPECIAL NOTICES,

2GFsoIL OF GRAPEv1NElIl
OIL OF GRAPEVINE.
OIL OF GRAPEVINE.
OIL OF GRAPEVINE.
OIL OF GRAPEVINE,
Every Person should use It.
Every Person should use It.
Every Person should use it.
Every Person should use 1t.
You who have Gray Hairs,
You whose Hair il falling out,
You who want fiue Hair Oil,
You who admire Sweet Perfumery,
Buy the Oil Of Grapevine.
Buy the OIL OF Grapevine.
Buy the OIL of Grapevine
Buy the Oil If Grapevine.
Buy the Oil OF GrapeviueI
A-sold by druggists aud merch ants generally.
LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD,
mhle ProPrietors, Wheeling, W. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17

Important Order from Gen. Grant.
PHILADELPHIA, March l6.-A special
dispatch from Washington to the Bulletin
says:
Gen. Grant has just issued highly i'm :
portant order relative to trade in the rebel
States, with view to put an end to the
illegal traffic lately attempted. He says
that all operations on Treasury trade per-
mits, by wbomsoeYer granted, within the
State of Virginia, Except the portion
known as the Eastern Shore,) and within
the State of North Carolina aud South Car
DINA, and that portion of the State of
Georgia bordering en- the Atlantic, inclu.
ding the city of Savannah, are suspended
until further orders. The delivery of all
goods contracted for and not delivered be-
fore the publication of this order, is pro-
hibited. The military are instructed to
seize all goods obtained by any snch trade
permit, license or agreement.
In conclusion, the order says supplies of
all kinds are prohibited from passing into
any of said States, except such as are alb
solutely necessary for the wants of those
living within the lines of actual military
occupation, and under no circumstances
will military commanders allow them to
pass beyond lines they actually hold.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17

%RIVER.-The river was falling slow
ly yesterday, with fifteen feet water in the
channel The Julia passed up from below,
and the Nevada, from Pittsburg for St.
Louis, departed with heavy cargo of as.
sorted merchandise and cousid cradle
number of passengers for various points.
A heavy rain has been falling during the
day, and a considerable rise in the river is
anticipated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
The Gold Panic.

NEW YoRK, March l6 The panic in
the gold market has settled into compare
lively quiet. There is very little sPecula-
tive movement and some of the operators
who were unable yesterday to meet their
engagements are on their feet again to-day
The price has huctuated between 1854 and
1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17

B9-NAILs dropped to Sc so per keg at
the meeting of the Iron Association at
Pittsburgh on Tuesday lrst. Iron fell to
$3.50 per hundred. We are told that this,
at the present rates for wages, is getting
down pretty close to the cost of produc.
ton. The fall in nails is one dollar per
key and in iron one dollar per hundred.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17

pBr ORE of the most complete and ex-
tensiVe clothing establishments to be found
in the West is that of Messrs. Stein & Bro,
of this city, corner of Main and Monroe
streets. Their large and commodious
rooms are elegantly arranged and fitted up
with degree of taste and skill that is un-
surpassed. All kinds of goods usually
keptin such establishments, is here found
in the greatest variety, Cloths and CASH
meres of the finest fabric and most beauti-
full patterns, Rubber goods, ofevery de-
Scriptiou, Crsvats, SuspeDders and Hosiery
in endless variety, adapted to every taste
and condition.
On the second floor is found their whole.
Gale rooms, where all who desire TO pur.
chase stocks of ready made clothing will
find ample supplies and varieties to meet
their wants.
oue of the great specialities, however,
of this establishment is the shirts Of their
own manufacture. These have obtained
wide spread reputation, and are in great
demand. This is feature that will COM
mend itself to the public in general.
Arrangements for custom work is per
fectly complete, and the customer can be
supplied on the shortest notice with per-
fectly fitting suit, made in the very latest
style. Only first class workmen are en-
Ployed in this establishment, which ac-
counts for the general satisfaction of their
customers.
Tho busy hum of the sewing machines
in the third story tells the story of their
success, and assure all that enter, that GUS
toners have learned where they can be
accommodated.
Mr.. ThOs. E. Beans and H. GuggeDheim-
er, partners in the establishment, have
immediate supervision of the business
More worthy aud accommodating gentle
men cannot be found, and those who deal
with them will have no cause of regret.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
LUMBER FOR SALR.

TIVE dersigued has established saw Mil At
i Coon LELAND, 10 miles by the Hemp6eId Rail-
road from this city, and having purchlsed large
tract Of Timber land, prepared ll ord ers Tor
Lumber Of whatever quality in any quantity. Boat
builders In want OF timber can be Supplied on the
shortest notice. VIM TiG3ART
mhl5-9W" CoOn Island, Washington O., Pa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17

49, FplspIie Fits can be Curedl
49, DIR LooER having be ONE eminsntly
successful in curing this terrible maady invites ali
similarly afflicted to call send for circulars OF
references aud testimonials of cases cured
OF from one to twenty four years standing. He de-
votes his attention especially to diseases OF the
Cere0ro Spinal Axis or Nervous SYST and Bocits
an Investigation Of his claim to public confidence
Address all letters to DR.. v. B. LOCRRoW,
Care Of P o. Box GIG. New York
rnhl3 9ndhRsmp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17

F DISEASES OF the Nervous,
49, Seminal, Urinary and Sexual SystemB new
and reliable treatment in Reports OF the HOWARD
AssooIATIoE-sent by mail in scaled letter envelopes
free of chnrge.-Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN HOUGH.
TON, Howard Association, No. 9 south Ninth Ist.,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. fee-smdGw. smpn1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17

ALBANY, March 16.-The ice above aud
in front of the city moved down this morn
ing mile or two, and blocked up, c4us.
ing the water to rise rapidly, SO that docks
and piers are now submerged to depth OF
several feet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
REWARD.

MOST liberal reward will be paid for the re.
IA eovery Of the body OF HENRY HESS, a lad
aged Is years, drowned in the Allegheny river,
near ShsrPSburg Station, Allegheny county, Peuna,
MATch 10Th. The same vas dressed In q dark hAn-
mel shirt, grey pants, and pair OF heavy kip boots
patched and tipped, has light hair and blue eyes,
and measures about i've feet. address
9BO. CHR. HESS
mh16-I Box S26, PIttSburRhs Pa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
GEORGE K. WHEAT.
NOTION JOBBER.
30 moNRoB sTn
ie25 WHEELING, W. VA.

JUST RECEIVED-
Trsss. and Mantle Ornaments, -.ff; Oh
SEk Cable Cord, f.s.
Guipure Lace, best quality,
Point Lace, Embroidered and Plain Collars,
VaIenc4enH mes, Thread and Cotton E1ginRB,
Embroidered, Hemstitched aud Fl ain HAndkeF-
chiefs. zoe
Wide Pelting and BucEleI. some very ans,
$50 Dine emit STYLES Hutt0ns,
Or ape Cellars aud Y sils, slt 1EasE
White and Grey Cprssts, beEt q1ality,
IL DI6ere1t styles L1die5 CuRJ
Fancy Tuck Combs from - cents to s19 Saeh,
Rla.tfeS, from IS esuts 20 50 per raIr,
Hanging FloFer Bsskets, new yls
The above fs = part Of our late parobaSes, and We
invi'e e1ADin ltion Of our whole sock, feeling
IatiB6sd that 10 other one esr4bfishnent In the
city oGrs greater variety better olas. Of goods
D. NIOObL BRO.
mh16 100 Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE,s

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLsI
ThiSinvaluable msdieinoSis unfailinE in the cure
Of All those painful and dangerous diseases incident
to the female constitution.
1t moderateS all eEcesses and removes all OBJ
atruotiona: from whatsoever cause, and speedy cure
may bo relied on. ~ . . % :
TO MARRIED LADIEsI
It Is peculiarly shifted. It will, In . short time,
hrinS sn the monthly period with regularity.
SIS CAUTION. Iu.e
Thfse pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the PIRST THREE MONTHS, as
they are sure 20 bring Miscarriage but at every
Eeotly safe ..--ls = % =
In all cases Of nervous and spiusl dsotionH Pains
In the Back aud LimbH, Heaviness Fatigue on slight
eXertton. Papitntion Of the Heart, LoWnesI OF SpF-
tts. HyEterics, Sick Heads s Whitoa and all the
painful diseases occAsionsd by dsordersd system
these Ptlla will eject cure when all other means
have I'D. III 10
Phil directions in the pamphIst around each pack.
age, which should be preserved.
bottle, ' t .fI5sTT- :.
Sole United States Agent ,se
JOB MOSES, q Cortlandt St,
N. B.-S1.0O and six po5taRe stamps, enclosed to
any authorized agent viii Insure bottle Containing
over Hfty pills by return mail. auR90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17

BaFTHE pedestrians who were crossing
the creek bridge about noon yesterday
were considerably startled By the sudden
appearance of dog running at most fu-
riOus rate, as though he was determined to
do or die. All stood aside, giving him as
wide berth as possible. As he passed,
the occasion of his hurry was apparent.
Some mischievous urchin had affixed an
empty oyster can to his tail, and SO great
was his speed that said can fioated behind
like kite in the air, save an occasional
thump which seemed to encourage doggy
to persevere. Never did We see dog more
in earnest. He fairly laid himself to the
ground, not whine or wbimper escaped
him, but on be went straight as an arrow,
the observed of all observers When last
seen, dog and can maintained their rela-
tive positions, and if their speed continued
uuabated they would pass through Parkers-
burg about O'Clock last evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17

BUFFALO, March l6.-Iu consequence of
the thaw considerable trouble is expected
on the railroads running from this city, on
account of high water.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
q. s. $40 Six Per cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth premium of nine
per cent, including gold interest from November,
which makes the actual profit on the T-sO loan, at
current rates. including interest, about ten per
cent. per annum' besides its exemption from &qts
aud municipal tasation, ,0hfes adds from one to
tATsspsr cent more according to the rates levied on
other property. The interest is payable semtannu
ally by coupons attached 90 each note, which may
be cut On and sold to any bank or banker.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
GOLGARE,s HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such uuiver,
IaI demand, is made from the choicest materials
Is mild aud GmoIlIsnt In its nature, fra
grnntlY scented, aud extremely hem enGIRI
In its action upon the akin. 1or sale by all Drug
gistI and Fancy Goods Dealers. mrlb 1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17

~ArTENTIoN is directed to the Wall
Paper advertisement of j. @. Orr 4 Co., in
this issue of our paper.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
The Z so Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, March l6.-Jay Cooke
reports the subscriptions to the 80 loan
to day at $4,O32 500. including 500 900
from New York, and S1O2 25e from Chi.
csgo, also 1921 individual subscriptions of
$50 and $IOO.
The Secretary of the Treasury arranged
yesterday in Washington with Jay Cooke,
the most important financial measure of
the issue of the $500, 900 600 loan. The
first issue will be of $500 900 900 on the
10Th day of June next. The notes 10 form,
denominations and interest, will be IN all
respects like the present issue of 3Os,-
They will be unlike these only in the pc.
Rod of time fixed for their convertibility.
They will have ten months longer to run
than the Dos before they can be changed
into gold bearing 5-20s. By a very large
class of investors this difference will be
considered to impsrt greater value to the
new issue. The bslance of the $500, O0O,-
600 will probably be year longer in ma
turing than the June issue. The time will
be definitely fixed as the sales of the June
issue approach their end 1t may be that
the first $500, O0O. 600 will meet the neces-
stiles of The government, 1t is expected
that the first issue will be disposed of in
about three months.
The agency of the present 3oa with all
its machinery will be employed for the
whole of the new loan.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
$4,000
UNIVERSAL LINEN
PAPER COLLARS.

UIHIs BEAUTIFUL COLLAR /. manufactured
i from the best Mnen Paper and has a space for
the orayAt or tie, which obvIates Fuckers 20 com.
mon In other Paper Collars
will furnish the trade at the prices asked by the
UNIVERSAL LINEN PAPER COLLAR COMPANY
Merchant TailOrs in the city will ind 1t to their
interest to examine the price and quality Of the
collar.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
sale of Whisky,
Piece Goods.

TSAMnLIRs Who will bay whole pieces Of Mullins,
n Prints. Delsines, &s,s VIII find great induce.
n1 @siS q my SOCK Ls.RHoDEs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-17
WANTED

FouR GOOD BIAoKsMIrHs,
For good steady mechanics We will pay $S SO DER
day and give steady employment.
NJ. ]. LREsE CO.,
mhlb-2we PArkerGbueR. ". Va
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
Amuse mcnts this Eveuiug.

ACADEMY or MUSIC-lrAIias OPsRA-RIGoLETro.
NALbACKS THEArER-THs ERRpYUL-
NiBLOS GARDEN-RAvgIs-Srxoa's MtsBAPs-NrNPHs
hrD TBx BUrTHByLr-THs GaEEs MossTBR-TsREs
fLYISs TR.PKss
OLYMPIC THEATER-TBE STREETS or Nsw YoBx.
WINTER DARDYN-"PIArIsG Win FIRa"
BROADWAY TnEATER-"SAs"
BARNUM3 MUSEUM Afternoon and Evening -THs
FRENCH Spf; Or TIM fALL ~ ALiIgRs-W. b. HAR'
RI,oS, ExrsAP0RAs EoUs SIS0gR-
PoXs OLD BOwERY THEATER - BAccAsar-PAsro-
THE HlPPOTHEATROf- - NEwYoRK CiRcUs - BARE
BACK RIDER. JNsKs RoBISsos. Mstiu sc at q O'Clock
COOPER lSSTIrUTE-MAac-THs WrsEsASh
BRYANrS MlESTRELS-LEs MisERABLEs-OuR AyaI.
cs PoLKs-ScARED CoNrRABASD-RKcKos Iss ~
LucK-DYAP IN A HOES-WsAEIsa OF rHx OREES-
SrRRsrs ~ NRv YORK
WOODS MiNSTRELS-THg NJ MLSaGHR's TRIrsPH, oE rHy
BLACK MAILIR's DRFRAr. IN o,r scenes
STEREOSCOPT1CoN-Coss oy 0R.sD AsD Csossr
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGs-PAsrIsa, sSD
SrArUARr.
GOUPlES GALLERY on ARr-P.oFsprs MARBLE BUsr
OR ABRAHAM LINCOLN
lows BALLOON ANrHITHgArER-BALroos WED
DINO 1oDAr
EBB'TT HALl-No. IS war Tvssfr THIRD 3J.-'1o
6Rg,siyg sOCtABfa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
IT is not Expected to be Long
Lived.
Arrest OF 3 Tribune COrre.
spondent.
The Evacuation Of Rome.
HALIFAX. Tuesday. Nov. 7. 1886.


The steamship Cuba, Capt Stone. which lett
Liverpool at p. the 18th ult. and Queenstown
the 10Th. arrived at this port at 9i this evening
She has II passengers for Hafar and lao for Boston.
The steamship City Of LmeTiok. for few.Yors. W"
TO sail at p ID. on The same day on which the CUBA
left
The Cuba experienced heavy weather she entneps
sage. She had heavy gale from Liverpool to Queens
town. where she arrived at 6 p. m. on Sunday
On Nov the Cuba passed the steamship China IN
LAT. $40. long. %. bound east.
The Cuba sails from Halifax about O'Clock to-
morrow morning for Boston. where she VII DO Due
Thursday noon.
Among the Cub,s passengers for HALIFAX was the
Hon. Mr. Frederick Williams, the new Governor oi
Nora Scotia
The steamship Lafayette from Nev.York. arrived 81
Irest on the 25th.
The steamship Persia from New York, arrived a.
Crookhayen at 3 p IN. on the 9Th.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKRT.-Moncy is in fair de-
msnd bnnL rates remaining The Bank eni STOCK IL
change were closed on the Z7th 80
spred more confidence n financial circles ehoush hefo was
not enough busipt. TO test o extent Of the lmpo'hen
AsEEiCAN SKcURITIEA-Bstng Bothers report CONSIDER
All. nncnniou in American Securte, Closing quotations
were. Fivctwene,, 6jatJ! Lfs Shares 'f4''a' ilno'
TEapE REPonrThe market for Goods and Yorn' Is very
dulL and the advance At Liverpool had no elect -,
LIyEhPooL BKEADsTUPPs MAHKEr -hessfs, hiehaIdton
spence Co. and others report Flour rn ana ehvanced "
u DBL beat hfmor aud advanced 2d5d eeh,a "lhlei
ked 9fJ00lOL Corn hrmeI and advanced 20. Y qnH
Mred 30 as g. The above advances in quotations have
t,len place since Tuesdays markets. - 49,
Co. reports Beef hrn aud inactive foIk-ihe market II
hare Bacon scarce and lrm and new arrivals sell freely
Lard quiet epd steady the supply very scarce Cheese
ouet aud steady Butter hTm and advanced Z Tao" es'
IivrRPooL PRODUCE MARKEr-Tho Broker'' Circular re
po,: Ashes active and advanced 3 Potr JJ 1JI Pearls
,ld35 Sugar quiet and steady Coffee sesdy Rice hunef
snd sciive nseed hrm at advance OF Jne buoyant
with siderable advance. Sperm Oh-sSie' smalL Lin
seed Oil quiet 80 a3s Rosin quiet aud hrm Spirit. Tar,
peniine dun at 40 for French. Petroleum quiet 1908
'0I Iospos MAax.r.-tBanr)-B Breadstua. firm. Wheat
OrIn and advanced H. Iron tim suSS, qnst and steady
less firm Spirits Turpenne quiet linseed arm and "a
vanced dl6 Ldnseed Coke. quiet and steady lnseed Oil
6rln al % o. Petroleum dull at q GSI3 for Refined
LATEST.
TrvrPpOOI Saturday. sales to-
d have le.n 10 900 bales the market IL dull and declined
d!d Yesterday advance IL nearly lost The saes to specu.
i,tor, and exporters to-day were ., 900 bales .
BRgADsrorrs-The market buoyant with an advancing
Pnovisioss-ihe market is 8Tm but dI
PaoDUon-rhe marke. Is Ann for Ashes. while other
Io,no. S,urd,y syenlos Oct 2aConsos closed .. eoI
~ A.slisAx srocrs -IinoIs Cso<sl r.. o. Eri, r. sti
FivsTW71Nss. g3<~.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
Great Rritain.

palmerston WAS buried IN state At West
minister Abbey on the 18th The Queen and Cabinet
were present and Parliament and the diplomatic BODY
were largely represented Iumonse crOeds thrpn Sed
the through which neiuuea procession pss-so
Business wa, partially Suspended IL most parh oi the
country. The proceedings passed on sAlst~torny
Tr> Tine. accepts the rororsiruci@d Chbluet ~
necessity IL Acknowledge. that farl Russell has so~
genius and deal OF political experience. but re- rrts
tia, IL should be necessary 20 recur toa ohcihh nor
than seventy years Old 7hS T,Tss would rather have
another PREMIER but is content TO admit ior the time
chosen from the Commons. especially when 30 many
have been peers The T,n<s cannot look upon 'hs AZ
rangement as long lived. Tho state wants pes blood
ne Siar s.ys We about 20 have cabinet tue
leading member OF which is pledged 10y preeedebl ALI
the one great purpose OF his whole lie. - reform.
III, ad-e-sise- thinks Eus,ells ministry may be sli
fered % exist. gai that MI bt al, until Tie i1tciG '
Parliament
Tht Daii, Erg, In a friendly article points on, %,
digcut!e- Of the position end -ayr y tue hinlsiGy
once more o lny claim 20 definite policy, tie cabinet
must speak with the o. having the support oi tnr
counrr and IL j. impossible 20 do this efeciuay unless
prepondernnco % minister's tHucroc hes m the rep
re,entutlye chamber. Notwithstanding III sls
polnts tho position OF the Govsrnueni IN tb
House of Commons 10 far too uusnts'aotory 70 aHod
~ .!r consideration being definitely postponed
Great preparations were being made 81 Li'erpo' -
give the Prince alf Princess OF Alc' suitable r"cr.
ton the occasion Of theIF anticipated ION Ga 'Ao
Jist ,-
Arrests were still being made o. supposed Ienans on
the arrival Of American steamers A. On' .nbtoNn u ~
pns.enrer by the City OF Limerick named h!ir-i NJ
williams who stated Le was connected win JIM
IHBt'ST vas arrested. Only revOiFef, som' avn
-gp. tion and a notebook containing the names hnd
residences OF number " IeF-Ons were f0lnd on iim
He was detained by The police
1t gas reported that tao .c,tIs d'ea,e was ib..ao
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
DIE ID.

BENHErr-on monday Nov. 6. Of eon.aIPiion Caroline
W wife ofwra c. Bennett o. No. t1wes Twenty hr',.t.
Tis reays aai friend. Of the family and members Of Con
uoertal Lodge No. 25l '. and 4. M, are invited to at
tend tte funeral Thursday Nov. g. :. O'Clock p NJ
from the Rev Dr. Chaplin, Church, Broadway, between
Spins and Princo-sls.
CoLLis-A, Chester N j.. on Monday Nov 6 aaeF ,hor,
but sey-ro illness William T.. Coli, of this city.
F1ue1,l services will be held at the Market't Dutch Re
formed Chu..h. on Th1r'dy Th inst. at o'clock P m
The oiye- aud friends Il tie family AEs respectfully IN
viei % attend without further notice
FEEE-On M,nd,y Nov. 6. Mrs Lucr,s Fem, relic, Of
Oliu. ,nn in .lc s2l year Of her age
the rr, ence Of B {. Leverdse ESD No l67 E. Broad
way The remain. will be taken to Now Haven for inter
mert
FAICKNEY-On Tueslay moruin. Nov. :, Anna Fiicknsy
In the 10Th yesr Other ase.
from the e-idenc. Of her soninaw John Osborn. No ls
lat fJr,y ourhst, on "Wednesday, Nov B. a. o'clock
pm
oR,YA, b,. r,.idence 10 De. M,nes lows on Saturday
oct = the Hon. John II. Gray. aged q years
At tine s death he acting District Judge OF the
.,yt rai D1c. of .bat state and had occupied that
position for seven years. lie ever firm advocate OF
truth ald Rspgblic ani.m and consistent Christian
HAYDET-Iu Columbus, Ohio on Monday, Nov. 6, M,
Alice. wife OF Peter =. X. Hayden Of this city
MILLs-On Monday. Nov Of diphtheIia aged years.
mouths and 6 days Ethel j. daughter Of James and Anne
1ns,, tsi, dsy At O'clock at No. Il ioy. Brooklyn
Newcastle on. ryn. England, papers please copy.
ROGERS-On Tuesday morning. Nov T. after brief Illness
The aud friends invited 20 attend lis funeTA rom
Grace Church corner Of Oncecour, and Hckss. Brook
lyn on Thurs1sy next the 9h inst, at2 o'clock p m.
|sFABURY-At Bloomfield, n j. on Sunday. Nov. s. John
Sidney Seabury. aged 81 years 49,
THE al will ,ke place from his late residence, Wed
pesdav ah inst. O'Clock The train leaves foot
OF Barclay at. At llt a. IN.
THEBAULrIon Friday Oct a. Of typhoid fever q c,sds
Of Mr. Charles rhebault II this city
Notice Of funeral hereafter
NARD-In Brooklyn, ruesday sernoon. NOV T. Sabrns
widow Of the late Edwin H. Ward, aud daughter Of l.
ID. Hobroos aged "a years.
Tia fve. aud friend, the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from her i'bes residence. No SO
Waiustou-ave. near Porkaye IN Friday morning O! II
O'Clock without further notice.
sabrina's paiuful suf, ring, now euded,
Her aching body l. at rest.
Her soul from every III defended,
Roposos on her Savor's breast"
WILKTv-Sud-nly on Tuesday Nov. Loul, Albert son Of
jaime. Wkie it, and Mary orc. Wike, in the 7th year of
lis 1ge.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 10 attend
the funeral om the residence OF his grandfather James
Wikie No 10 Rutgers place, Thursday 9th inst, al 2
O'Clock r. IN