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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
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Tor or mealclhe- sent 0y malA, nee, on receipt Oh ~
cents. Address, E.B. FoOFE, n. D.,
Feb 10, '55-s6n 1130 Broadway, New York.
Mat9.6naO4a60L.
r AIDES GENTLEMEN: you wish TO marry,
u you can do SO BY addressing me. I will send you,
tion, that will enable you to marry happily and speed
lily, irrespective Of age, wealth or beauty. This in
formation viii cost you nothing, and If you wish to
marry, I will cheerf1lly assist you. All letters strict
" confidential. The desired information sent by re-
turn mail. and no reward asked. Please enclose post
age or stamped envelope, addressed to yourself.
GREENPo1NT,
May 1s-sc-nsmS Kings Co., \. Y.
GOES COMBINED RESTORATIVE AND DRESSING
FOR THE HAIR, warranted to restore gray and faded
hair to its natural color, promote a rapid and healthy
growth, and eradicate dandruf, is an excellent dress
bottles, so &c nts. Sold by druggists everywhere.
june 10, '6s-y-eow-l or 5 New Haven, Ct.
n ture Decay, and the effects of youthful indiscre-
Uion, will be happy to furnish others with the means
of cure, GREE OF cHARGE) This remedy is Simple,
For full particulars, by return mail, address
JOHN B. OGDEN,
june 16-3msc GO NassauSt., N. Y.
mo THE NERVOUS, DEBILTFATED AND DEsPoND-
/ n OF BOTH SEXES, A great sufferer having
been restored to health in a few days, after many
years OF misery, is willing to assist his suffering fell
low creatures by sending tfree), on the receipt Of a
postpaid addressed envelope, a copy of the formula
of cure employed. Direct to
John NJ. DAGNALL, Box 1873 Post Office,
Dec. so. a64. BROOKLYN n. Y.
TIE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay Of Warming and IN
struction tor Young Men-published by the Howard
Association, and sent free OF charge in sealed envel-
opes. Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN Howard
ssOcia ton. Phiiade lphia, Pa. Feb 24-sy
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n MARKETS.
DELAW4RE MARKET

CORRECTED WEEKLY, by HILLS BROS,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Deal
ers in Grain, No. 4 Williams Block.
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J. f. LATTNEER

YFAs lust received another large lot Of those PHOTO
II GRAPH ALBUMS so universally admired, which
9 win sell cheaper than can be DO ught at any other
lace in town, dec 80 a.
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CLOTHES WRINGERS.
The Best Clothes Wringer
IN THE WORLD!

s~IHERMAN'S sELF-ADJUsrING n ADJUSTABLE
= CLOTHES WRINGER has beenPronounced, by thou
sands who have tested them, to be the VERY BEST
MACHINE in the market
LIST. Because it is simple in construction and cannot
possibly get ont of order.
I'd. It is made of the best Galvanized Iron and will
not rust.
Sd. There Is no wood about it to swell or shrink.
4th. 1t sits so low the strain TO the tub is much less
than with other machines.
9Th. A child ten years old can use it.
9th. 1t needs no adjusting, except for bed quits and
heavy articles, as there is no necessity Tor starting
the set screws to wiring anything from a lace collar to
a sheet.
The question OF economy for every hOusekeeper to
buy a Clothes Wringer has been settled wherever in
troduced. 1t is acknowledged by ladies who have
used Clothes Wringers, that one pays for itself, i'll a
family OF four persons, every year it is used, by saw
ing clothing, which is wrung into strings i'll twisting
garments by hand.
To satisfy all of its utility, we say; Buy one, and
R IT and if not perfectly satiisctory, return II ana
your money shall be refunded.
We wish tn public to understand that we are offer
ing no humbug, but a most useful machine, which in
every respect is warranted.
IMPROVED CLOTHES WRINGER has ia
ken the premium at every Fair where it has been eN-
hibited.
July %, 1864. CD, POTTER K CO.. Agents.
LIVERY family should have a Clothes wringer. The
n best are kept by
july %, 1864 CD POTTER & "
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r WILL offer for sale the ne-halfof the STONE MILL
i situated on the Olentangy River, one and a half
miles north of the town OF Delaware. The Mill is in
good running order. I will sell on reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply at the Delaware Mills.
Delaware, Aug 26-u THOMAS U
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TIME BEST POCKET CUTLERY may at all times be
j had at the Music Store on Sandusky street.
December 80, 1864.
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10th Of Boston and our own manufacture, always
on hand at J. +. LATIhER'S MUSIC STORE.
December 90, 1864.
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RniIding

Building Materials.
WE nave made arrangements such as willeu
wv able US to furnish
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
of a quality superior to anything we have ever had
MANUFACTURERS PRICESi
sash aled With Glass and Painted, constantly on had
less than they usually cost
March Il. '5o-~tf C. d. POTTER eco
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ssPOor worml thou art infected,
I'll - .~~S@FeoF5nn ahovn.-gg

But by tn use of DR.. seelye's Liquid Catarrh r .medy
you can be restored to health, which is t'more pre-
cious than gold, yea, than nne gold"
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TIME BEST PERFUMERY in town is at ]. F. LATIMER'S
u Music and Fancy Goods Store. dec 80
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TTeedIas

r AM selling spoons, Forks, &c, at old prices for
renew. c.
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old Eues Made Near.

A PAMPHLET directing how to speedily restor
~. sight and give up speetacles, without aid OF doc
tor or medicine. Sent by mail, free, on receipt Of 10
cents. Address, E. I. F0OTE, n. D.,
Feb IL, '55-s6IR I13O Broadway, New York.
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The Delaware and Hooking Oil Compa-
ny means what it says: The derrick and
sheds are ready, the engine is ready, and
will be on the ground the first of the week,
the oil well tools are ordered, and the su-
perintendance Of the well has been placed
in the hands of an experienced oil man,
whose services the Company has been for
tunate enough to secure. The Company,
determined to avoid the difficulties that
inexperienced men AVE had to contend
with in sinking wells, sent to the Venango
oil regions for an experienced and reliable
man, and have employed one who is recon-
mended as being entirely so. For the sake
of our county, and more particularly for
b sake of those who have been enterpris-
ing enough to venture, we hope soon to
hear of a good strike.
FOURTH OF July, 1s65.-There will be a
Sunday School and general celebration of
our National Anniversary on the grounds
of Mr.. WIN. WIGToN, one mile east of
Berkshire. Good speakers from abroad
will be on hand to address the audience in
addition to those at home. A free dinner
Will be provided. Let all the people come
together and rejoice over the return of
peace to our beloved land.
BY order of the
COMMITTEE.
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CERTIFICATES naming each article and its value,
are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES, which are well
mixed. One Of these Envelopes, containing the Ger
tfiicate or Order for some article, (worth at least one
dollar at RETAIL will be sent by mail to any address,
without regard to choice, on receipt Of IS cents. The
purchaser will see what Article it dTdI0s, and its val
ue, which may be from One to Five Hundred Dollars,
and can then send One Dollar and receive the Article
named, or any other on the list Of the same value, and
after seeing the article, if it does not give perfect sat
islaction, we desire it to be Immediately returned and
the amount paid will be refunded.
By this mode We give selections from a varied stock
OF fine goods, Of the best mike and latest styles and
or intrinsic worth, at u nominal price, while all have
a chance OF securing articles of the very highest value.
IN all cases wo charge for forwarding the Certificate,
postage and doing the business, ths gum Of % cents,
which must be enclosed in the order. Five Certificates
will be sent for 81; eleven for So; thirty for So; sixty
live for $40; one hundred for SIS.
Parties dealing Nth as may depend on barring prompt
returns, and the article drGl0n tUtiJ be Immediately sent 70
any address by return mail or erpTeSS.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Write your Name, Town, County, and State plainly
and address
sELDEN & CO.,
May 26-u9m3 p Courtlandt Street,
New York.
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For ChiIdrens Carriages
MIL for Sale.

40 to j.. s. Cox's Crockery Store. Prices from s5,5
" to $50. apr 21-3m.
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Prices Reduced.
Solid silver.

nLATED SPOONS, FORKS, 81, are selling 25 per
cent below late rates, at No. 8, Williams Block
June Eff g. PLAT.
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T7or all Sewing Machines in general use, Machine
II oil Of the best quality and sToOi silk, also best
quality Sewing Needles, always on hand at No 3
W iliams Block.
Mar. II, '65. g.. PLATr,
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Watches.

gust RECEIVED, Ladies' Gold Watches, Gents
American aud Imported Watches, in great variety
Oft styles. Prices down to suit the times.
Call aud see them at No. 3, Williams Block.
June Eff c. PLAT.
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School Examiners Notice.

CPY GLASSES of all kinds at J. F. Latimer's
- june o. 1866. MUSIC STORE.
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Town Lots bv the Acre.

A T $3.50 per acre. Only $500 down. % In-Iots and
IA. 2 Out-Lots, making 625 acres exclusive of streets
aud alleys, for which no charge.) Situated south of
william Street, between the two Railroads, town OF
Delaware, Ohio. HI. EATON,
May 6. 1854. AtIaw Once of Reid L Eaton
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in d, Ignor.ne. and eonran,n. d.b...m.n. vic.

in The Ignorance and consequent debsscment vice
.nd crime which ar. such prominent feature. Of
metropolitan no. Cr.ns In oil iis various COM
JleHious il IN great degree tracesbls 10 an alb
sonce o. education, and the want Of wholesome in
s,ructon and discipline in youth. Thousands Of
children In this city arc constantly growing mp
outside the 'le Of educational influence. while
others who within the field Of instruction are
not benefited a. they should Ia. nor - they would
be hrrop.r regard we've paid 70 the importance Of
. higher standard OF efficiency in the public
evil, and the peopls who sre generally 80 deeply
interested in the progress 81 eduostou should no,
fall 10 use H. The only requirement Ia
to selec, capable efficient, in,elgen, and
worthy msn 10 positions IN the School De-
p,rmenL Good and oompssnt m.n would feel
an interest in removing the glaring abuses which
now sppesr In our school system they would
NAH provision for the smploym.n, Of experienced
and de,ir.bl. teachers instead of the political
f.vori,es Who are now common in the public
schools; they would institute needed reforms n
respect to instruction, sweep away the snNqrsled
and absurd ideas that srs now o. generally follow .
ID, aud in sbor, would make the public school
system Of New York Wis, II might and ough, 70
b. Voters should bssr these facts In mind whom
lhey come 10 selsot their ballots for school officers
o. N. coming municipal election. This Once of
school Commissioner 10 really Of the hishss, inn
por,,nc. 70 ,s. people, and they should b. careful
10 supper, only such candidates as are thoroughly
competent. worthy and desirable.
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Ratification Meetings.

M,ruEAlrY rsuncsnon meetings are now the
orle- II tho day In this city. The mozart wing OF
TIE uruEun party led OF last evening by meet
ing =, the Cooper institute, the friends OF horrhA'
follow to.nigh, with . grand rssihesnon NJ the
suo rl,c. the Citizen Associations announces
'.norruw nigga, as the time for thew ovation 70
II ci.LR tho Republicans also assemble tomorrow
u. II, to ra,fy tho nomination Of RoBsnrs the
Gv,iarr party follow in the wake on Saturday
nigh, with . domons,rsMon In honor Of thew hv-
oh'e aud tho fARnEa men, who bring up the
ran, have not yet made their announcement. As
tie several candidates ere expected 70 be present
- he respective Publications, with . view OF sx-
pres rg tbelr sentiments upon important quss-
tons lsiivs to the city government, We are Dis
posed TO endorse these meetings - . good feature
vile canvass.
Wchayo found u to he very reliable rule, that
where the public have far opportunity Of seeing.
hearing AMI judging The abilities and general At
n rs ~ candidates abe righ, man for The place.
IL Ircty sure to DO elected. BY means Of The rail-.
Il stion meetings the people will be able 10 gain
lrr. Is correct opinion concerning the merits OF
he several candidates a. well as Of the sincerity
OF the parties which pu, them forward. HEoKrs
~ 'up trst nominee 70 receive public endorse
mont, Tut It 10 Questionable whether ths support
~ p-o-rebcl politicians, like the wooD's clique.
VII not damage him more in the eyes OF good mon
thaa 40 pretended support Of such characters can
do him COOL Tho people have no, soon for 70
gotten the parties who stimulated tho rebellion by
supporting 1t hero in New York, while thousands
Of our brave citizens were rsting their lives In
combating IL 81 the South. 1t cannot be though,
strange II tho PEOPLE ara now Suspicious Of such
politicians, >rticulsrly when they are found anil
attn; with their late political extremes. Fsn-
ssNp" woop and HoRAcE GRKIsr In political
embrace, 70 too suggestive OF mystery behind
tie scenes to sui, homes, and siraigh,for.
~'rd people. In the case Of HOFFMAN, on
TIE contrary, everything 10 open, plain
HHd In accordance with popular notions Of propri
t''' Judge HoTrSAr did no, wan, The nomination
f'r Mayor, but his eminent itnsss seemed TO popt
HIN cut as tho proper man for tho inauguration Of
municipal reform, and in response to the call o.
rs 'euo~ citizens he has scqusscsd In IN. gen
e'a wish tina, he should be candidate To might
lie ropo'ss to express his views upon the mpor
TINT questions relating to our city goysrnmcn,
'Ad am II desusbls that tho public should form
'u'e'hgen' opinions regarding the several nom
ness' We adv. 10 voters 70 hear what he h.. A s,x
TIC Mhyor.lty contest is no, . p.r,..n .s,,, n
political issue 10 involved In II, aud ,her. shout
IL no distinction Of party in me attendance ., N
fa'hea1on meetings. All who can, should stsn
every one OF these meetings and then decide, ~
oordns TO judgment, whom 70 vote for.
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We Nicnu keports snu WV"
VIZ ,s strongly inclined to believe hh he eA-
e.t No Mexican reports which have lsely Followed
,,,h o.tsr in auItk succession are str1on'soe 70
.. hem. az N. wall street gold spseussor'' with
o., obi,e, ~ .dv,ncing The premium on gold and
q r. sby ,fordns en- opportunity Tor SUCH nsr'e''
G. .b,y enjoyed during the late var. Such con
tiu,ior i. not 81 oil improbable. The sensations
v.s III. sod gamblers ussd 70 conooo' during
-. ,.b.li,on Or. evidence enough tbs, they are
..r.ti, NJ such an .rploi, they are the only par
90. uso c,n rec.ivs any bsnen, from 'neh
,,o,.s snd tho reports ere TOO unlikely 70
b,,e ANY tangible ground The strong shon
,bs. teen made W force gold up on The strength
,'tts.c rumors, and hs partial suoce" that ,"
t., - attended the attempt eorroborstes ibis IN
f,tcneo All Of the late ominous repor" from 'n'
/ 20 G,an1e have their origin In the hssie,n BAN
onts,, uhich 10 published In Ms.smor" ho"
easy thing IL would be for the gold sp'euls'or'
r. procure, through an agent hs pnohe'"o" VI
ils such statements But there are ON" GIT
eqmu,ncss b.sring In the sans difoenon'
Edmond telegram has Just been sent all over 'hs
,<u,,,v Witch .llo,., that General GtAST, vhis
e. ,h,, ,i,y few dsy. ago, talked very smpo"-
,,,,,y ,bcy, going " MEXICO and driving ou' hit'
ranr,v. We do not Believe thu, General GRAFT
ever ,sd ,nythins Of the Kind. Ills not In seeord'
,,.. with hi. hsbiiusl reneenee or his prse-
zeal rood sense. General GRirr has nothing 70 90
.,h ~. o1,.non Of u,riSntiSs expulsion from
r,x.eo .1oep, 10 do N. practical military work
10 e.so that Congress should levy war In me
t,.~pi situation Of our affairs there 10 no hksl-
bod -h.,ever 81 an early conflict between 'n'
',ntod st.i.. and ,h. v.ricsn Impsrisli's. We
49,. l..,ly hsd quite enough war to ',nhy me
mo-. s.asu.n,ry psssr,, and ,h' country VIII not
o.u-.llily rusb iDio smother ocnnie' -isoon's
ysry good cause. Bli II tbsss asxio.n reports
....li have Il cn,c. Of forcing up his pnos Of gold
sud thereby making . rich harvest for hs spscu-
l,,u,i, ,hcy will probably sehisvs The object for
VI ID they were invented.
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ssme Significant Facts.

THs remarkable business prosperity that pre-
vailed throughout the North during the war Ia Of
eoura. veil Understood. but the fsc, 10 no, sen.r-
ally known that thi, country did more 70 feed
Europe, during the years Of 1862, 1868 and 1864,
than in the three years neT, preceding the out
break Of the war. In compiling the statistics
Resting 70 exports In the Treasury Department,
II has been discovered that The shipments Of vhest
ham and bacon TO Europe during tho three years
In The midst Of the war WAS greatly IN excess of
previous exports The qr.nniy Of -h.s, shipped
was two and thr,.-k uEths ,inss sre.sf to,n IN he
nms leng'.. u I'm. just b.noi. III. -,r, Will,
N. amount @. ham sod o,cor VI. ipcr.,ui ,irh,
t,mes. This - remarkable "shihiL when 1t %
remembered that during IRE three years Of war 70.
fsrred to had an svor,s, Of oos million OF men
In the army, whcss producing capacity vas for
the nms lost 70 ,he country. M wonder thu, all
the wise predictions Of Europe, concerning the
resul, Of the rebellion, proved hlscious. A nation
thai can carry on The mos, s,upsndous war OF mol
crn times prosper meanwhile, and greatly increase
It's exports Of provisions is beyond the pale Of
ordinary calculation.
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Lives Lost by tho RobelIIo..

The wsr Department, computes the number Of
deaths in the Union armies since the commence
msnt Of the VAR Al 1928, 600 and 81 Southern soldiers
81 200 600. making ., sss. 525 900 lives that have
been lost part Of the costly price paid for tho de-
fence Of the nations life. A. Gettysburg, 20, 900
Union soldiers we're killed. wounded or taken pris-
on.rs-our greatest loss during ono campaign.
Gen Grants losses, from the time he crossed tho
R.pdAn until Lees surrender, were about 10000.
Urea, - were our losses they were far below those
incurred In European wars, owing to our superior
medical and sanitary arrangements, and the care
OF the government for it's troops.
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Mass Meeting or Trade Societies

We are pleased 70 SEQ tina, arrangements have
been made Tor mass meeting Of trade societies At
Cooper Insnilu, on wednesday evening, the OBJ
ec, being 70 further the movement for tho eurtail-
ment Of the hours Of labor II Is proposed 70 have
addresses from able and eminent speakers, who
are Known 70 be In favor OF the advancement Of
The interests Of labor. and who, especially. sre
favorable 70 the proposed eight hour system. The
aim Of this public demonstration Is 70 bring the
question more prominently 10 the !noucs Of en-
ploysrs and others and 10 impress upon the people
Of all classes the advantages TO society ths, would
accrue from . lsssoning OF the burden which
now rivsis tho liboing man TO his work.
and dspri'es him Of recreation or mental
improvement We are tho more grsthed
., this proposed action of the friends Of
the sRh, hour movement, because IL ia In .ecord.
snes with the plan Of procedure frequently suggest
ed by the sus. We have repeatedly warned and
cautioned the movers in this m.i,er sgsinsi look
ing 10 the politicians for aid, in any way couu.
tsnancinE politics In connection with IL. Our adj
wise has always been 10 set The justice, desirabty
and advantages Of the proposed system prominent
y before the public, and 70 urge the question, IN
respectful and dgnhed manner. solely upon its
merits. such . meeting as tha, proposed oush,
to result, in much good 70 the sgh. hour esus. and
undoubtedly will do so properly managed.
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CASSoS- On veane.d.,, Nov. setb, ., son,Bmr.
ton, ssl alb Csunon, 10 the 18Th year Of her sss.
The fups =. nom tho rssidsnce Of hsr cousin, Jsriss
o'clock. n2
CoNSELLY-ou the Goth inst, william II. Con.
The relative. and friend. Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late
Dee. /, ct O'Clock. 2a9
DELASY-on "wednesday, Nov. 20, MARY pelsny,
widow OF Charles Delsny, deccased, In the '2d year
Of her sse, native OF Comors'' Parish Of lper'
Her sons and son.in.ls-, Ambrose Blshe, and
relative, and friends Of the family. are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral Friday Dec.
Jet, from the residence OF her son-in-as, John Do
lsny, Dol Third ave. .62
III FFY-At his residence, 22T First ave, afer
short but Hines, Donni, Duffy, in the both
year Of hi. axe, native OF khbegsan, Go. West
The relatives and friends Of the family are "a.
.pectiully invited 10 attend the funeral this Thurs
dsy morning, from the Church Of the immaculate
Iligh Mass Of Requiem will be offered up for the
pos. Of his SOUL and thence TO Calvary Cemetery, at
o'clock, T. NJ, for interment 1871
DTFFS-On Wednesday, Nov. Goth, sitter a short
hut severe Illnes. Rose duffy, site OF the late Ter
euce duffy, native Of County Monaghan, Parish
The friend, OF the family, and those Of her sons.
in-lsv, Patrick pay, Peter Murray aud Oven Fox,
FRIDAY aieTnoon Dec LAT At o'clock from the fe,i.
dencs Of her son.in-Aw, Patrick DAILY, cor. I'd and
North I'd ttf, MlaInshuTEh. llI
cnpIxc N, wc5r,.d.v No. ooh toh, ill.,,
SON Of John f. and Chnsti.na I,orins aged H. yc.f.
I month. aud days
Notice Of funeral In to-morrov's papers IL
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I.ilen ioasnu' 'iao" o' 'ho ae h'enafu hoiAnd'
49, ,s,ie,,,.. al ,-i.ns. =, Al. ,.,tt. - -
.pectfly invited 10 attend tho funorsi' iii, Thur,
dsv afternoon, Nov 90, 81 2 o'clock ZION her leie
| residence 50 Park 1t ~
| TyNv,Sa a., a.. o,,. =. A., ..t, = -,
yEnh ,,L w or, ~ tns t,,lu.nee OF hrr
IT, ~. '' N' '''"'' :" 'No -''" oA' "
| The funeral will tai. Mac. At the residence. on
| Hamilton ave, No. 122 at q. O'clock Friend, and
| ncuuaintAnces of the family arc most re.p.ctfIlly
Invited to attend. .ithout further notice la
| ,,,,,,cy s,,, :. 49,, on.
| on h-s,uuuehy, ~ hun,on olty. on nov
.e'n' M martin W h'noN' sso' ~ 'oA''
LiNCll-On lue.iay, Nov. y, 1868 after brief
Hines hsnIS w. LINEN, aged ~ ye.r,, . months
.nd Is days born In County Ca'an' Ireland, Parish
'H ~, t, n, 49,. 49,. ,... 49,. ,... a,
N llr llheIM rn YAK plsre i'o IN hsNner'ln-sv's
ncInslu ~ hon' 81. W No'tn o.n anu olh su w,
nIp"thi On ,i. IA rri.ny. Wv, w ~
| geoes ms shn'es anu il,nus aIo respectfully
| inylltd 70 sttend' MS tsmans wiz 10 Mh,n 70
u.c,pTw u mobile, =, r,..,. -.
aecNhi IN broo.vn, on iue ~ ~ mGrnlnr
| nov. - ps.n $500 ncc ~ IpsIsia'soh
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TRADE NOTICES.

T .oNGSHOREMEN's U. p. ASSOCIATION.
yi,ion, Of IonrshoTemen held In Roosevelt a.. on
the 10Th Nov. 1865, composed Of Divisions 4 and
OF \. Y. and No. Of Brooklyn ior me cons derston
work or Sundays, when II was nnAnimouiy Re,olyed'
That on and after Monday, Dec , an, 1895, We re-
spectiuly demand for night Nols Hoh o'clock, f.
and Tor snndnys, Il employed At agy time BET the
hour. Of 4oeock on saIardsy n n AID l? Dc ecs
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