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LOST AND FOUND.

! osT.one pair of GOLD spECTACLEs The
them at the Ebbitt House. corner Of and at St.
ffsns sS sfsrs are cautioned not to trade for them
9STFoa f, Sunday M night, either at Or in return
~fsff H % %
% sq'ef 81 Gss,'Hs
500 Re RRs%ShKR1stOen rom The Staple Of
Bay Mare Is hssds hish Yeats Old sis So 0'aff @iE
the o be Of each Horse and
f.z zzADRQ9oK a. !,9o sAssEK; near Upper MsrIboro,,
SToLEN-A. MAHOGANY BOX, iniaid with a
- - variety Of other woods, containing q large
Cameo Broaeh 4 dreYPsssentng Y an Arabian horse and
Silver Coins Deed to ProDerty on 10Th st.. Lot g,
fass1e SO and tax receipts fo5 ths
ss,sa Ds Literally rewarded by calling at No. Sa1 10Th
500 ST. ssIRAYED atY5; % Or !, ,sT9LlN-on TI Wsdne.
Hosa ws sH1y
aad on hs Is ss Hn
ae reward wi" john Ga1sn D. if
feA.St- near Bladensburg.
po.4. sis y s Cd
s No. sts k rewarded by sazns
pf thi hs f1s.ns OF OF fss rss ssd @
COWS. None white faced, with horns, and three
speckle1 buffalo. The cwner is requested to cali
for. pay yscharges and take them away. fe25-lw
COX REWARD Lost. yellow NEWFOUND
CEC LAND DOG, about months old, with
xhite front legs and white spot on his head. The
finder will receive the alb We reward by leaving
him at No 479 18th street, near Penn. avenue.
A STRAY OOW-Light red, marked with tar,
"A gives milk, has come thi gath day Of Febru-
ary. le65, to the stable of J. @. D. ALMAN. No.
$50 14th street, Island. The owner of said cow is
hereby requested to prove property, pay charges,
and take her away. fe25 3t"
EOUND-On the morning of the 2lst inst. near
4 Camp Barry, one % dark sorrel HORSE; the
said orse is about 8 years old, with white face
and had ON citizens saddle and qridle with horse
blanKet and interfering boot on each hind
leg. The owner of said horte is hereby requested
to prove property. pay expenses incurred and
claim the same at once. He may be obtained upon
Application to J. CROSS. Executive Hospital
Steward Lincoln General Hospital, Washington,
ID. Z. febA-3i*
Evening star., 1865-02-27

ExeITEABNT on the Avenue, near Ak street,
al the Dollar Jewelry Store, over the new and
beautiful cluster sets, coral sets, bracelets,
chains, rings, teaspoons, &c, for only one dol
lar, at the Dollar JeweIry Store, No. i39 Penn.
avenue, near TX street. fe Att
Evening star., 1865-02-27

THIRD WARD STATION CAeEs.-Patk Nc.
Nemara, drunk and disorderly; military. Jos.
Rodgers, drunk; dismissed.
Evening star., 1865-02-27

FEREDMRN's MRETING.-Last night the tklrd
anniversary Of the National Fresnen's Relief
Association was held in the Hall Of Rspresen.
tarives. Chief Justice Chase presided, and ad.
dresses were delivered by the Chief Justice,
Hon. f. Tompkins, of England, Theodore Til
ton, and Revs Cu:ler and Mitchell.
The annual report Of the association was
presented, and a series of resolutions adopted
eulogistic Of the association, thanking Govern.
ment for its cooperation in relieving thcw
OF the freedmen, and calling on the people
throughout the Country for aid.
Evening star., 1865-02-27

pH9roGRAPHER-A 6rst class OPERATOR, At
1ve.as Gsoss aosss sps, iss sts
a. a PLACE t9 st xS,a At milinsry Inqgss At No.
HHTeN ss ss an; App,
a. the corner Of ssd and SITS. ii.
WAETED..By respectable woman, . SIT
corner paTaSs a 20 e. ss Apply at the
= ses@st!s:s or ssia. nurse: klssss salI s q 4.
sssse ses At aeF No. lsfe st.
TWO SENTbBMEH CAN FIND a WHtL
Il soSh Sts
WANTED IMMHDIATELY-A middle aged
''as sS'' ;s
R ooMs AND BOARD,-A large FRONT ROOM,
s sssssts s:.::sa s AsP!s :;
4 SMALL STORE FoR RENT AND FIXTURss
s:IE: sf Smith sth street. between md
WANTTEp-By Tesgectahle sis SITUATION
fsniy Please apply at the corner Of 18th
7 wANr-A HOME IN SOME FRTvATE, FAMILY a. IL,
;s;sss sa1s = 'siHSs
-
WANPED-A WOMAN 70 ec"d cock an. and assist in
w washing and iFSsins oI e. BRHToSS.e oS.evsnS' Wssh
inston Arsenal. between tae hours of and IL.
H0R RFNT-A comfortable DIV YELLING HOUSE
HSD;th store attac nea. suitable for q grocery or
anx "thar kind of business, on the corner of Con-
fs:s ward sRs street between 'a ;Pd
SETTLED WIDOW LADY, WHO RECENT
"A " lost her husband, wishes to travel With .
iady as compauica. or in any other capacity tn at
she can make herself usefnl She oAn furnish sat
isfactSry IefsIenSss: M re 1 ADDRESS l. MEG ARrHf.
NNIANTED.-A middle ag9d WOMAN, as Cook,
~ CeioTsa or White. Rsferenses eguired.
reference reauiped. Amply tEthe Westchester
House, First street, bet. B and @. q
feb 81 % mar 4"
LrQR RENT-sECOND STORY Of Brick House,
II containing three rooms unfurnished, in a re-
speetable neiRhborhood, Capitol Hill, suita 1le
for q small family. A very pleasant place, nth
large g, oupds Rent $40 per month In advance
Address B. G. D., City Post Office. feb T-2ts
Evening star., 1865-02-27

THE BAUM RoBBRRY.-This morning Mary
Blake was arrested by Detectives McDevit
and Clarvoe, on the charge of opening the
trunk Of Sarah Weaver, (on the night of the
arrest of the latter and abstracting quantity
stolen from the store of Mr.. Baum. She was
taken before Justice Boswell, wha held her to
ball for court
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CHICKERING & sON'S
UNRIVALL PIANOS

lam pleased toanp ounce the safe arrival Of foxr
of these superb instruments on Saturday last
This, with three prev GUS. makes my stock tC Day,
7superb Chickeriug Il Sons Pianos,
] fne allet Davis 4 Co. Piano.
of Vim P. Emerson e Pianos.
2rfGeoTgs r. Geulds Piapos, besides
5excelisnt second hand Pianos.
Oof 8. D. Il II. W. Smiths American Parlcr
Organy,
IA Of Tiltcr's beautiful patent Guitars.
We are sole agents in Washington for the above
Instruments,
Old Pianos taken in part payment for new:
JOHN BILLS,
feh At gH6 Parma bet 9Th and 10th sta,
Evening star., 1865-02-27

MISS n. SULLIVAN, late Of New York. re.
aneotfully infor the ladies of Washin ston that
she has just arrived in the city and taken rooms
No. 469 9th st. with Mrs: Hyde. Thess e,,sn sne
of Dresses Cleaks, &c in the most aBproTed ed ana
fashionable styles and with tine IT, 1Sa 9Ss esttna
and making of eh hdren's clothing. ~ d9ins eur
york better and cheaper than any ether house in
.oxn, x"oa ~o N.Y. w fes q lvH
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RV GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
FOR SALl


about ten miles from Washineton city in Mo,t-
gomeTy county, Naryiand, fronting .Snediately
on the 7th street and Brookevills turnpike, con
tanning shout two hundred aHd twenty 1--WE acres.
and viii admit of division inte two farms; one con-
tanning one hundred and twenty five acres, more
or less; the other one hundred acres, more sr
less.
As it nov stands # is divided into six feds. each
we'll watered, and tfere is q falling stream Of
water running through the centre of the farm.
There ar about one hundred and Fifty acres cleared
land in good state of cultivation. with o large
proportion Of meadow land, and about sevsnty.fve
acres of itrnbered land.
The ir1prOvements are Q new frame dwelling
house containing nine well finished rooms Of good
material. besides cellar and sarret. aud an out
Kitchen. two barns and 9th er out buildings. A3so
two farm houses, suitable with little repair. for
farm hands to occupy
There is variety of fruit. soue of the most fer
ward cherries in the country, good pears and
riety of apples, all in full bearing. There is asoa
thrifty young orchard of selected fruit. spples.
peaches, pears, ounces and danasons, just coming
into bearing.
This farm will he sold at public sale on WRD-
NESDAY; 18th March, at q O'Clock, if fair, if act
tho next fair day.
Terms made known day OF 7ale.
feZ7- Ids GREEN & WILLIAMS. A1ott.
Evening star., 1865-02-27

nFAt the KIRK WOOD HOUSE, this evening
W. at eight o,sioek, VII commence the Rattle
tsrestei iii, nIsa 40 hs nresent and sea fnr than
feb a71t. AAA "00D Aoo0.
6IY sAooN 81 TIE RAsa
The The Club funi was $4,000 90
Eighty-two number drafted, and paid 500 aoo y,
each. S2,6O VI
Balance. ;,:a .sEsS e 90 90
Balance, .---sls 900 90
President and Secretary, S1cO each. ....... 200 90
Balance. .......-........~ !oe 90
Morsel and Magruder r........."......"... go %
$3.50 90
ing list of names nes..........---........ 1O7 50
Balance on hand .~..~.. 1852 50
entitled to-.---- -----............ 1873 20
a%snst ss sssss IN shs' 's1s sissss s g
IF the drafted men will call at the secretsrvs -
th 4mce on Menday afternoon. from three to eve,
anes sssI1pN sns them ,vn s. DAVIS, Secretary. ~.
feb 26-2t Republican and Intelligencer]
THEBREw, GERMAN AND ENGLISH
S observation-disclosures opened An addi
tlonal school for instructing the above named
prancnes OF education, we are now enabled t. ac
cept greater number Of pills than heretofore.
Parents wishing to have their children educated
IN these branches, are notified to call in person be-
fore the first of March next
Positively no children accepted after that date
II. L. BL6CT.
fah,.,.. Secretary of School,
- 11-Izt 4O1 7th st.. above II st.
CITY HALL February q 1es5
~ me Assessors having com pls ted the IA.
sessment fer 1865, will meet in their room, Citv
nan. as Beard of Appeal, from February 18th
lnstant TO february 26th, inclusive, to sar com
plants, ana TO make such corrections as they mar
eoem necessary. fe 9 3tswt26th
nEA GRAND FAIR, FOR THE BENEFJT
w OF the FOUNDRY NJ B. CHURCH viii
commence on the 2lst inst, in the Audieuce Room
Oh ihe new edlhce, corner G and I4th streets
.nIahy stlnsuished men, incluiipz several Sen.
atnTs ana Representatives, are to psrficjnsfe
The tables will be presided over bt the fair and
beautiful, both reside Mt and from abroad
There will be choice Instrumental sad Vocal
Music eacG evening. The Cir Knights will be
present. Huch of interest can be expected since
i hno the various apartments will be scenes of
Season Tickets. admitting gentleman and LADY,
q. cineie scInissIon Is cents children Is cents
For sale at B. Ii Stenmetz's hat store, and ar the
principal bookstores the avenue and 7th street
Also at the door.
BY order of Committee. fa 1S.tf
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CONSUMPTION, okTABRH.

WILLIAM r.. PRINCE. Flushing, n. Y offers
his Treatise on Natures Sovereign Rerneii ais from
Plants, com prisipg eighty FIVE specific remedies.
which cure the above diseases and al impurities
of the blood, and th diseases of the Liver Lungs,
Throat. Kidney, Esart, Spleen Stomach. Skin,
pemoSsnes p and ov8ries; also; Asthma. Group.
Tumors Wen. Salt RheuIT, srysip pelss, Psoriasis,
matisrn Of all kinds, aout, White swelling, Hip
0omplsnt, spermatorr h@a, Diarrhea. Small PoX,
Fever and Aeus, Jaunsice. Pneumonis, 0phthai.
mia. Ulcers. Nose, Hsad sgd Ear Discharges,
stipation: Neuralgia, Structure, YaricoeeIe, Drag
Gravei and Stone. Salvation. DSsenterY. general
DEBILITY; swsilsd J.ints. ChloFosis LeucS:rhoea.
Seminal. Urinary, Eruptive, Uterine aud other
female diseases. ArrangeI,entsw viii be made guar
ven powerless. Treaties ten cents aud stamp.
mailed: Patients who send perfect diagnosis can
have the Appropriate medicines sent by express.
Apply by mali personally. To Flushing is
thirty minues By 34th street ferry. fe TIT
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RTLING EWs,

g Il q G!
NO MORE DANGER OF FIEEi
NO MORE POISONING BY MATCHES,
Nav Matches, called "UHIVERSAL SAFETY
Matches" have been invented by 6 Swedish
chemist, and are in this coustry patented and
manu- ufactured by John p: Jewctt. They contain
nited ans where, even oD a nutmeg grinder, but
only on the pr repared surface of the box Also, for
outdoors. Wind Defers." which cannot be blown
out by the wind. The Universal Jafety Matches
will be for sale at all Grecery; Cigar, and Drug
stores. All information given by.
EDWARD ETTZKI,
General Agent for the District of Columbia and
Eastern Virginia. Depot at G. E. Fosters
Wholesale Tobacco and segsr Store, 81 Penn.
Az , bet. 10th and llth SITS south side. fe q 81
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TINE PAINTING.

70CO 70CDofAr T.;t,s ceIebrated CHICKEN PIC
TURES cabinet size. with few chsios Hngra
wings and Paintings. for sale At oe.
J. MARK RITTER 3, No. 6rh street,,
fe II 9t+ doors above Odd Follows Hall.
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&OS REWARD Lost. a yellow NEWFOUND
CEC LAND DOG, about 8 months old, with
white front legs and white spot on his head. The
finder will receive the alb We reward by leaving
him at No. 479 18th street, near Penn avenue,
Evening star., 1865-02-27

I OOKOUT FOR TIE DRAFT.-substitutes fur
L pished on reasonable terms for l or years at
243 Pa. av., south side bet 18th and 18th sts., by
feb Is -6t* j. II. POSEY
Evening star., 1865-02-27

RKUWN1S METALLIC WEATH1n OIn1ro
AND WINDOW BANDS
Totally exclude Cold. Wind, Rain, Snow and Dust
f-om the crevices of Doors. Windows and Sky
lishts-stop the rattl;ng OF ssshes without inter-
fering with the free use Of the same. They save
one half the fuel, an0 are warranted good for FIVE
ve.rs For circulars with prices, references, & c.,
address JOHN A. PAINE & CO., Agents OfRees
No. 53s 7th street wsst. and No. 342 D stree
noyth feb g lm*
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BOARDING.

ROARpING FURNISHED. ROOMS, with
MMontgonery street, four doors above Bridge st.,
Georeeto"n, ID. O. feb q 2ts
ROARD.Persons desiring pleasant ROOMS with
ats. near Pa. ay. Terms moderate. Bath in house.
Furnished ROOMS at 373 Pa. sv. fezb- Inn
ROARD-Elegantly Furnished ROOMS. single or
between 18th and 14th SITS. Rerefepce exchanged.
feb 23-6t@
EOR RENT-A FRONT ROOM, furnished, with
L Board. in pleasant neig borhood, near Frank
lin Square 1t contains two Gle set. &c.
suitable for tTo gentlemen. Apply at 466 18th
street, between and SITS. fe4
T OOKOUT FOR TIE DRAFT-substitutes fur
L 4 pished on reasonable terms for or years. at
243 Pa. av., south side bet 18th and 18th sts. by
feb 256t" ]. II. POsEY.
ELAGs. FLAGS. For THE INAUGURATION
Silk. Bunting. Delain and Muslin Flags sticks;
also Chinese Lanterns, Fireworks, DC, at BOS
WELLS Fancy Store 800 street, near l4th
feb 256t tChrc1. copy.)
A eTROLOG x ROUSE will give in
"A formation ON all the affairs of life, and in re-
spect to all other subjects. She can be consulted
at all hours of the day and evening. Gentlemen
81, Ladies 81 cents. She can also show likeness
As large as life, Residence AIS Third Ct between
000 COTS AND MATTRESSES.
We have OF sale 300 COTS sad nATTRFssss.
Auction and Oom mission Merchants.
SOuth cOrper Pa and 9th at
Evening star., 1865-02-27

A STRAY O0W-Light red, marked with tar,
"A gives milk has come tn oath day of Febru-
airy. 1895. to the stable of J. O. b. ALMAN. No.
$50 l4th street, Island. The owner of said cow is
hereby requested to prove property, pay charges,
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. A T G Ii E 8.
ENGLISH. SWISS,
COPENHAGEN AND

AMERICAN WATCHES
large assortm ent, EN- br acing every variety
in gold ' ~
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EoR THR GRAND INAUGURATION BALL.
LADIES, ATTENTION!

Just received for the occasion, . fine assortment
Of Fancy Ball Pins, Combs, Pearl iyory, Jet and q
Natural Hair, Head Dresses, Hair Nets. lace Col
lars. illusion Waists and Sleeves, Sash and other
Ribbons, fine Embroidered Handkerchief, En-
press Collars. &C., &c.
N. B-Lace Waists and Sleeves made to order at
shortest notice, at
BOSWHLL'S Fancy Store,
e256t IChron1 3O2 street, near l4th.
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EUBWD-On the grounds OF tbe Government
1 HoNpital for the insane. on Feb. 22d 1865. 4
COWS None white faced, with horns, and three
speckleG buffalo. The cwner is requested to cali
for, pay Sch arges and take them AWAY fa25-IH
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A bad Iuyeafment

1T" amusing not interesting to oboervo how
CONSCIOUSLY the rebel sympashizers in England
ehng '" mo confederate securities" in which
mey were FOOLISH enough TO invest their money.
rue 'Na S'c'r''.e. arc regularly quoted in the
hoha0n money Market and arc bought and soil
'te''n' prices Just ~ arc other stocks sAd
Doa". ~ "e last Quotations We observe 'h,.
..,t o"'' seven per cents" are quoted at
'"'oS ~ p'e"y 'Air valuation considering that
'neS NO" nave no p.Ns eS'tp' tho prccariOus ex.
~ ~0 r'N'' snohAnoo'h' h'e'ms strange
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Tur news from The telegraph cable 10 rather dis
coursing. Our --latest advioss STATE thai tho insu.
lation was broken whou seven hundred milos Of
the cable bad been laid, and further than that we
know nothing We cAunonedrthe public before
hand ma TO be too ssnguiue of success and We
now sdyiso them not to rush 70 tho other extreme
and altogether despair Of success because Of this
mishap. II will lie remembered hat the insulation
WAS broken once before, when only few miles Of
the cable had been paid ouL but the fault was
readily discovered and roctihed. Tao probability
is that the flaw Is somewhere near the vessel, be-
cause the insulation WAS tested continuously aud
the rupture could not have been passed. very far
when 1t Was first noticed by tho the electricians
Fortunately, the Gres, Eastern WAS provided with
every necessary appliance for discovering and rec
flying such difhculnes as that which has occurred,
and II 10 presumAble tina, II the situation Of tho
cable Was such that tho line could lie underrun
from the ship, The defect would be at once 70 aired
otherwise return TO the coast Of Ireland and an
undermining from that end would be attempted,
or course nothing definite can be known Of the
matter until We receive further intelligence from
the Great Eastern, but we incline to think that II
the expedition 10 not interfered with by foul we..
thcr, the flaw In the cable will 10 discovered and
rsmedicI. Further advices will now be anxious.
ly looked for, and in the meantime we sec no causs
70 despair Of success.
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Bad Mental Food.

Tine industry manifested by a majority Of the
public journals in hunting up and s.ringins To-
geiher maIensl for 'CarnivAls Of Crime" Is GER
tainly commendsblo; bu, the persistent attempt ,o
make the people believe that crime Is really akin
70 an epidemic At this time, that we arc verging
upon social chaos in fac, that tho 'qlttle season"
has commenced when the devil was TO 10 loosenod
this Is all nonsense. There has not been tune
In twenty years when We could not have cullod out
nearly IS many horrors - arc now par, ded before
Che public. Newspaper men, who srs accustomed
70 examining exchange papers from all sections Of
TIE country, know this fact very well, and II 10
wrong 10 trighien the public with the belief that
our whole social structure 10 demorszed. Then why
do they do III somebody asks Because ''hor.
rors' are now 'rhs rsgo' with the sensation
press. murder, rape, or other horrid crime, is .
perfect "indiah 70 The sensational reporter, since
the exciting events Of the war have died away.
hut IL Is oil fooshness to talk about "csrnvsls Of
crime" As . special visitation. There 10 proper
tionstely just As much crime prevailing IN Canals,
Englsnd, and throughout Europe, a. In this coun-
ny. Our foreign files always hsv, an abundance
Of criminal reports but 1t is no new thing Il
has been 50 for years. We do not bollsys there 10
any more crime In this country Al the present
time, than there was before she war. Apparently
there Is a great deal more; but u is because tho
sudden cessation Of the war has caused the pu lie
mind to turn from tho scenes Of war and look up
minor horrors, whio tie pross Abors diligently TO
supply tho demand. That ~ all. There arc no
more horrors than before, b'.t we notice them
more plainly.
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NJ RAT An.

ne- Patrick C.fIryI IN the s9th year OF hi. age
rms " lsl2 arc respectfully invited to attend The
late residence, li2 West l7thst. 10
COOPER-suddeny, In this city. on Saturday
Cofdells Cooper, in the 2sd year OF his age. -
The friends Of the family are invited TO attend
the funeral, from the rcsldence Of Ar RIVER l4y "
further notice. 2Sl
DouERTY-on Wednesday, Aug. Q. a, her resi-.
dence, 100 Mott ~ Maria, vile OF james Doherty a
native OF Co. Limerick, LELAND, in the 10Th year Of
her age.
The friends Of the family arc respectfully invited
20 .tend the funeral on Friday, Aus II, st 10 o'ck,
Ms.e Of Requiem will be offered Tor the repo-e Of her
,ou Her remains will Re taken to Calvary Gene eTy
10 interment. 1888
ERICKsoN-DrOwned from steamer Arrow, on
Saturday, Aug. sth, Mary e., youngest daughter OF
the late William Is. Erickson, in the s7th year OF her
The relative, and friend, of the family, also the
members Of the Greene 81 N. T. Church, are re-
spec FULLY invited TO attend the funeral from tho
church. In Grsene ST. near Broome, without fu Their
notice. ig6
KAssENBRoCK-on AUG. 9th, Charles l.. K,,.
senbioek aged IL months and 20 days.
The friends and acquaintanccs are respectfully In
vted 70 attend the funeI al this THURSDAY afternoon
O'clock, nom the residence Of hi, ,parents, in
Van Brunt 81 opposite fremont o., Brooklyn. 2
LOUGHLIN - on Wednesday, Aug. 0, William
Henry, the youngest child Of John and Rosann.
LouRhlin, ased year and months.
fully invited 70 attend the funeral th. Crhursisv)
afternoon, at 2 O'clock. from the residence OF lis
parents, II Ludlow At. l9a
ODELL-On Wednesday, Aus. o. Lizzie, youngest
DAUGHTER Of Jacob l.. and CAthAIine VI. Odel.
The relatives and friends OF the family are in
vited 70 attend the funeral, this afternoon at Dell
from liz Garden 81, Hoboken IA
ToWN-suddenly, on Monday, Aug. T. Mnr.aret
NAentine, the beloved wife Of Justus Town, aged 81
years, months and 10 DAYS.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-pec,
fully invited TO attend the funeral this CThursd,v,
afternoon At ~ o'clock, from her lae residence, go
SIKH At. $50
WALLING-On Tuesday, Aus. 8, George r. Wal
grandson Of me late ioratio Sanger, aged years
months and dayp.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc re,pect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral this tIhursdavl
afternoon At O'Clock, from tho residence OF his p,.
rents, SOL Sixth ave. ilJ
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TRADE NOTICES.
, MEETING OF THE LoYCsHC

A MEETING OF THE LONGSHORF-
"a mcEs' Union Protective AssociA ION No / Of
u ooklyn, WIS held on August I'd at heir rooms vi
Hicks ST. vhen the following resolutions were lopt
ed lst That after ThuIsdpy, AuTust 10th sny
nemLor not Swing up his badge and Getting a eies,
card instead will be no longeI considc.ed a member
OF the Union, I'd. Any member who owes tiue. and
not paying IL on the shove date, shdl he expelled
Pea. THOMAS BARLEY, re. Sec. l3l
DLUMB RS-A REGULAR MEETING OF
tho Iourneymen Plumbsp PEotective society
will he held thlb ovepiur at heir rooms III oNCry
ul meetius l. requested. wh. FIREHO1 K
fIes., A. NILLIAASON, sec. lbg
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
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Growers & Bnker's Highest Premium
Elsstc stitch aud Lock stitch SEWING Machines Ag6
Broadway, n, Y and 2S5 Fulton st, Biooklyn. 3i5
Wheeler Il Wilson Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine, No. go Broad
way, Y. ga
Howe Sewing Machine Company No 62O
Broadway, \. Y. ELIAS HOWE, JT., ProsideIt
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