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Riot between Whites and Blacks in Alexandria.
WASHINGTON, DECEMBER 2s-The Star has
report of a riot in Alexandria between the
whites and negroes, in which four of the for
mer and six Of the latter are said to have been
killed, besides q number wounded. 1t is re-
ported that the disturbances lasted until late
in the night, and that shooting was going on
in various directions. No particulars other
than the above have been received.
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Fire in Chicago.

CHICAGO, December pa fire on the corner
of Main and Second streets, in fon du Lac,
on THURSDAY night, destroyed between forty
and .fifty thousand dollars worth OF properly.
Insurance twenty thousand dollars.
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General Grant Going to the Rio Grande.
New York, December 26.-The Washington
correspondent of the Herald reports that
Lieutenant G eneral Grant will leave for the
Rio Grande Immediately after the holidays in
the flag ship of the Gulf squadron.
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Th. Government of Mississippi.

The Government OF MISSISSIPPI.
WASHINGTON, December 26.-The President
has relieved Governor Sharkey from the Pro-
yisional Government of Mississippi, and has
recognized Governor Humphreys as the head
of affairs in that State.
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
i TRANSPORTATION COMPANY;-One- ihird
Of capital stock e til. GSRRTnHy
DOLLARS Of the same having been paid uH, sses
undersigned call for geneni meesing o. ~
eiYecting On Organization under tho ansSSsA
charter, TO be held at Richmond, Va, ON TUE
DAY, the lsth Of January, 1855. ~ II.
full attendance II desired: $3.50
CHARLES W. PURC4Gk,
L. W. GLAzEBRO0X,
w. g. HARAAN, -
HUGH w. 0aEFFxY. s$H
RrcunOND. December 10. l0et. e
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The Shin Newton Ashore,

BosroS, December 26.-The ship Newton,
from New York for Hamburg, went ashore on
Nantucket Beach, Sunday night. All hands
lost
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DURCELL, LADD e. CO.,

DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, &C.,,
and are now prepared to take orders for
POLISHED PLATE GLASS,
from the largest factories in France and Belgium,
which furnish glass of UNSURPASSED QUALITY.
Also FRENCH WINDOW GLASS,
of single or double thickness
ORNAMENTED GLASS,
OCH HAMMERED GLASS, for floors and sky
lights, and
PATENT LIGHTS llIyatt's),
for sidewalks and vaults.
Orders for the above promptly executed.
Main and Thirte enth streets, (oUR OH sTAND, IN
few weeks, and will be prepared WIN s4Go as
and the market at reasonable prices.
Samples of the different kinds OF Glass can De
seen on application. - ,DDaCo
de Its PUKCELA. EADU . ~.
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IRON BUILDINGS,
STEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY

STEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY.
UNION MANUFACTURING COMPANY
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
respectfully announce their readiness 70 efeet IRON
Buildings Of all styles; to repair steam Engines
to do all work usually executed in
GENERAL MACHINE SHOP,
at their works, on
CARY STREET, NEAR FlFTKENTH;
Orders from all parts Of the country are soictted'
and parties may rely upon fidelity and dispatch
TELEGRAPHlC INSTRUMENTS
made, repaired, and constantly on hand, TOT sac
a. above. 10 A-S
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 20, 1866.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-DEcRxBER2 81, 1866: >,
SIM sets .....,.. 4 - High water. ....... IL OF
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FORM OF PROXY.

Know al men by these presants, TIM ne -
seriber, being .toskholaer IN tho NATIONAkI -.
PRESS COMPANY, Dc hereby son.sis s.: $3.50, 49,
fsprsssnt each Of Ms in All general meeting 9 9e
stoekhOldeu Of said Company held WMns1
not psrsonallyT present or representsd ~ -
other proxy. with full power ana ~ y3 -
~ "a a. snch other get or acts, . eel q
give or DO member q 80 Ss,e ~ ~
rHr1 whsiever vots votes, oct or acts, our oaid
sts"rsev ~ lawfully give or do Tor - tAy4Yu-
49, no suthOrity hereby eenEeue4 u19A ~.
Witnsss had and Aeal lAls 49, DAY q 49,.
one thousand eight hundred sne 49,. 80. !,
TYaYR: .--~ V1AbsJ
dc la-tdm tfss sSss ~ 3 e q
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From the Pacific observation-disclosures
Revolt in Mexico.
SAN Francisco, December 23.-Advices from
Mexico state that revolution against MAXI.
milan has taken place, and that General
Lopez and his officers have been driven from
power.
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.DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.


e. W. THOMAS. Nd, J. W. THOMAS, JR.
n w. THOMAS & BROTHER,
". DRUGGISTS AND PHARMACEUTlSTS,
southwest corner of Main and Tw Streets
Richmond, Va,
have tust opened with q full supply OF DRUGGSs,
MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, SOAPS and FAM
solicited Physicians prescriptions carefully COM
bounded at all hours de N-lm
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BUSINESS CARDS &

NEW CABINET ESTABLISHMENT.
IN We most respectfully call the attention q S9Y
friends and the public 20 0cr s.eeDneAoSus.@
Broad street, third door from Trinity Church. -
are old cabinet makers 81 Richmonds - n1y0
been Engaged ct the business for The las toy
years, in all Its branches, and can assure 81 ~
irons that all work done BY rs cannot Pc setIsef3
in werkmanship and :syls No Pa,,m ss:l ,.i N
and yoa I'm sspstig N x 1 Ts az yuRrrrvrx
fa11 ass. scc promptly
TO. Do mot forget the place-Broad street. 0asa
do ss ! ron rr,s''S A. BILLurs
CTOvES, TINWARE, HOUSE-FUR-
- NISHING ARTICLES, &c.
I'll. GREGORY BRorHHRs
have removed from tho Odd Fellow
Halt Franklin street, to their
SPLENDID NEW STORH,
No. 81 Main street, between Fourteensn 80
Fifteenth. g 50
where they keep constantly ON hand iaHse sSs'
-" - ment Of s.o,,ve'
PARLOR OFFICE AND COOKING STOVB.
The XRBITER, SHEPHERD, n-
:. MORNING AND EVENING SIA1s
IDA, MONITOR, QUICK BAkER, prp -
andsethery too numerous to mention, Wh1eA MY
pledge themselves to sell low ~ the sane 6ooQs
ean Be- bought In New York or Baltimore. gsi
:. Also HOUSE-FURNlSHlNGG GOODS q eyely -
ScYiptiOn. 5s.- 0e -.
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~ 49,
St 5. Ire ltszies. .is.5f 80
Nxw YoRK, Deesmb8 1e.-1he ven C5ux
correspondent Of the New York Awsaa, uadsr
date December -, says $500 - s.s
Because Of the fact that Preach steau1ers
will leave here TO- morrow for Europe, rumOr
has been put in circulation, BY authority OF
the Goyernment, that Jaarez has given mp
the Proficiency Of the Mexican 'Kepubltc- II
IL we'll TO say that the story II \ canard, cir
culated for consumption In France. Strange
a. It may seem, the Imperialists manufacture
and circulate reports Of an unfounded charac-
ter simply to bolster mp the Imperial cause in
the minds Of public men in different European
cities. **eai -
The Raising Of the FPisste Nlerrinae-G Gene
raj Hardenbereh Connahdlng the Dsssriel
or Nsrfblk ACaps4in n. Hoyssads Appointed
Provost Marshal Of Norfolk.
FoRrREss MoxaoE, December 2S.-The main
portion of the old frigate Merrimac, with hei
propeller, weighing ten tons, and thirty tons
of composition, have been raised by D. a. I'm
derdoren Co., and taken to the Portsmouth
Navy Yard. -s....r
Brieadier- General Hardenbergh, formerly
colonel of the Twentieth New York regiment
is commanding the District Of Norfolk during
the absence of General Torbert.
CAPTAIN N. Hoysradt, Twentieth New Yors
regiment, has been appointed provost marsha
at Norfolk. & - Z. ~ 80
The Eleventh Connecticut regiment left fo1
home last night, eta Baltimore. on the steamer
| William A. Morgan. ..
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CHARLES d: YALE & CO., Iron
" Block, Governor street, manufacturers Of TIH.
COOKING, HALL and PARLOR STOVES MDT-
AIR: FuKNACES and k!T E a1Tmr KA e. an
their branches, done at the shortest notice:
Have on hand large assortment OF GAS CHAN.
BRASS WORK, HOUSE-FURNISHlNG GOODS,
PATENT STEP. LADDERS, WASHING u A.
CHIMES &c large assortment Of superior 0A6
and KEROSENE STOVES. for cooking, heating Al
ironing. . ,~.,,,,,v =, 4 =
MACHINE," for supplying dwellings, stores, pub
lie buildings, &C., with gas. de l3-ma
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MITCHELL .& TYLER, =
/" Dealers in - 4,
WATCHES. JEWELRY, sILyERWARE,
PLATEDWARE.; p
t-' CLOCKS, FINE CUTLERY,

..--s FANCY GOODS, &C.. &C.
Our stock is entirely new, and embraces the most
desirable goods In our line, Foreign and American.
WATCH REPAIRING done in the best manner.
Cash paid for old SILVER and GOLD. st.iis.
Call at the old stand.
do ll-tR los MAIN STk6kV.
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Nrw YoRx. December 24.-The Herdlds To-
ronto special says an agent of our Post-ofhce
Department and the United States Consul IN
Toronto have recently found in bond, IN the
custom. house In that city, ten thousand dol
lars, worth of United States three-cent letter
stamps, part OF consignment to house mere
by the Confederate agent in Liverpool; Our
last and nm Injunction on the stamps has
been gotten ont, and the question OF their
proprietorship is shortly to be argued De1o ore,
Canadian court. They are supposed 70 10TH
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MARINE IRON AND
M BRASS FOUNDRY.
Tha srhscr;bers have associated themselves to-
eether for the purpose of conducting the
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in ali it's branches They solicit the patronage OF
their friends and the public generally:
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO PLEASE Or no
location on Dock street, below the York River
depot. mass rod
DEP ALFRED S. LEE,
ais "a WILLIAM S. COX.
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From Georgia-vigilance Committee I'm Sa-
vannah-Ne9roes not to be brought to the
City. &c.
NEW YORK, December 26.-Savannah adyices
to the Goth instant say that the citizens are
forming regiment in order to clear the city
of murderers and robbers.
A mulatto who was formerly expelled from
the bar of Boston has been sentenced to one
years imprisonment by the military court for
using seditious language.
The Mayor of Mobile has prohibited the
steamers and railroads from bringing negroes
into that city.
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRIES.
HGETROPOLITAN WORKS,

METROPOLITAN WORKS,
M CORNER OF SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS
Having supplied ourselves with the necessary
patterns we are prepared to execute, at short no.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CASTINGS, BRASS
oi IRON NfiRSGNrs, FOR STORES AND WARE
HOUSES;
CASTINGS FOR MILLS AND MACHINERY
GENERALLY, ,~,,x, rnx>ro
SASH WEiGHTS CRATE BARS, &c, SC.
Having erected a commodions Smith shop we We
are prepared to do BLACKSMIThS WH " t q az
for Dwellings, Warehouses, &c. Also, FINISH
ING BRASS OR IRON WORK 49,,
In addition to the above, we are prepared, IN omr
Wood shop and Sash Factory, to supply SASH
GLAZED OR UNGLAZED, BLINDS AM D0DKS
Orders solicited. TANNE Elk q EHn ~ Pc
Highest cash prices paid for OLD IRON; BRASS
COPPER, SC. [de 25-ts] L. Z.
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OPECIAL NOTICE.-E. b. COOK TO
- specially notihes his friends and the P1oile
thst he has REMOVED HIS OFFICE from No. -
to No S6 Main street, two doors above Fourteenth
adjoining the Timss buiiding nnd Tsnew ~ re
sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at residences
STOCKS OF GOODS, &c, Sc. He will Also attend
his personal attention to all sales entrusted 70 me-
care. t =.
He promises the Same energy, and assiduity %
share of patronage. de II-m
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Sr1r FOR DAxAaEs-Mrs. Elizabeth Austin,
.S*ha. of Ror Thomas III Il. Austin, who

SUIT FOR DAMAaEs.-Mrs. E.lizaDetn Ausun
mother of Rev. Thomas II. d. Austin, VINO
was recently killed on the Baltimore and ONO
railroad. has, through her counsel, J ~; IRA
zier Esq :. instituted suit against the company,
Claiming twenty thousand dollars damages, m
the Superior Court of Baltimore city. 1t VIII
he remembered that an accident occurred near
the Relay House, by which one or more cars
were broken, and while workmen Were en-
gagged with derrick endenyoring TO ses h ine
Mr. Anstin was seated passed on its way 10
this city Mr. Austin had his head san tim on
CANA ~ contact with the corner Of the broken
car. with the above result. The company OF,
-fered to settle the case by paying two thousana
b hundred dollars, but the plaintln REQUIRED
ten thousand dollars which amount was re-
fused TO be paid by the company .-bausmore
AnaericHa. .,-,.t ~ .s..-ff ~- @5sfA
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has a line of steamers plying between baiu
more and Liverpool. There's "th6Pugn
connection to some purpose. Does baltimore
obiecty Not word.
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w b. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE
w . AGENT, RICHMOND, VA, tomcc, Iron Iron
FORTY Two EXCELLENT FARMS AND PLAN
TATIONs, large and email, lying In disers1s 80
proved, and convenient either TO ater navtgasaoo
or to railroads. "a
Prices low and terms reasonable; AAcSH1u SON.
cited. w. D. HUDIN1
de its Real Estate Agent, Boz ~.
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TFLEGRAPHIC NEWS.


Frem wssAtngssn-The Reported Insufrectisn
amsug the Ne0fecs-Return o. secretary NC
Cullech. .s4s7sy. ...5f -
WASHINGTON, December 2s.-1t IL reported
that the contemplated insurrection Among the
negroes in various parts Of the South during
tho holidays appears groundless. Advices re-
ceived to day by the military authorities indi-
cate the most peaceful state Of affairs general
~ South.
York. His interview with moneyed men was
entirely satisfactory. The banks offered him
temporary loan OF hundred millions, which
he win probably accept. He coitemplates
funding fifty or q hundred million certificates
of Indebtedness in compound-interest notes
frst series of seven thirty, which fall due next
January.
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JOHN GIBLfN, -. :. IHnACA-
AEESSRS. FRENCH Il CO., HOUSE,
Nl SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, PA.
PER.HANGERS AND DECORATORS. are nov
10 attend to all orders in their line Of 3D.
siness. Country orders promptly attended 70. Sign
writing done In the most approved style on moae.
rate terms. Paint shop and once on Wau Rtesss
second door from Main. 40 I'LL
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TOHN DOOLEY, go SPOTswOoD H0-
stantiy receiving, tho newest styles Of HATS,
CAPS LADIES' fURs, HATTERs, G0oDs, snS
TRADE. His old friends from North COto!ina.
Tennessee and Virginia invited to visit and OK
amino his stock. They will md 1t equal 70 any
North or South. 00 I'm
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THOMAS J. BAGBY, REAL ES-
Il TATE AGENT AND COMAiSSIOM sn w
CHANT-FOR SALE Best RED and WHITE A6h
ANTHRACITE and BITUMINOUS GOALS: -.
Orders respectfully solicited and promPtly nitea:
continuance OF the same.
Main and FrankIin streets do u-3m
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HOUSE PAINTING.

HOUSE PAINTING. ta.
h l.. L. MONTAGUE & SON, -
Main street, between Seventh and ktShths
are prepared TO undertake 100000 e~hta
HOUSE PAINTING $50.
in all its departments, In good style ana on very
reasonable terms. -
Our old customers, and the public genessny,
"-o w. L. l.. MONTAGUE & SON,
deN-ts House and Sign Painters.
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r. D. xHAL EaBxRr q. LgI0H. ,. ?. sWOHDs.
MEAL, LEIGH, & CO., General Com
IN mission Merchants and Tobacco Factors, cor
ner Cary and Virginis streets. Richmond Va.
de ll-3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15

present Chief M.rs,. Andrew Johnson bot .ss much The

present Chief Magistrate Andrew Johnson bat fen much the
influence Of called Unonss who have hitherto entertained
the most feelings NJ hatred against the Government
OF te United Stst-s but have taken the oath OF allie
glance to support the Government with oil their vindictivc
feelings OF hatred against the coored man such cannot ex
P-ct Justice their hands lot take place when
IL may
TO- R'o'red That prayers shall De offered to Almighty
God in behalf OF the President and his Cabinet that their
uencr and efforts may used IN the future for political
enrsnchemen they have il the past IN securing to US
our physical rights.
H. Resoted That in the de.th OF beloved President
Abraham Lincoln hsve lost Patriot Statesman and
he In the natural GOODIES. and generosity Of IN, heart pro-
claim ed freedom the slave trust IN tod thst MS sue
oesor, President Andrew Johnson. also use his nnn
ence IN according that equally sacred rght-e elective
franchise. ,
H. Realized That and treat with contempt tne
allegation made against that understand Freedom 70
neadenes, and inioence but do understand Freedom
to industry and the enjoyment Of the legitimate Hult,
thereof for he tha, works believe has right to eat and
any person persons who believe otherwise do not hs
represent the coored people OF feter.buIe
H. Resored That have feeling Of resentment townu
our former owners but willing TO let the past DE- oueo
with the and in the future treat all persons with hndnes
and respec, who shall treat us like ~ Use.
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Consumptivos
READ WHAT p
DIR. SCHENCK'S o.
MEDICINES CAN DO'
DIR. SCHENCK:
DIR. SCHENCK:

DEAR Sir: The following 10 due to you Of the
wonderful cure your medicines have made sod wrcn
nsy seem almost incredible the public bat u-verthees
true-I lived in Stamford Conn., and caught heavy coz.
which settled o. my I'M ua S an so"sh day :a1
night cree ping c- night swests and appetite gave
die My physician said tbst my lung ws' nearly so"1
and that must die that human could savo me-
came TO New York to reside with Mr. Bartholomew Anef
been here few dag h wa 's . WIN reeS t.
me ess--how bad she had been for over foytee.
years and cured BY your so.ng se ,oams No
q Bond..t went, and on seeiu, so many people WIZ
consumption got very nervous. ana wmsa 9Th voar ps
nirometer and alter you had finished sha! never forget
your countensnce said that my Gaze was hopees TO
sad tst had pulmonary consumption and that Ia ai yo
examinations haa found lung 10 lar gone and ne
other so sound and afraid must die MIS-; D. ssa -
sbe was that she had pecson under your eeS
men A. bad a. was when che first to your rooms ns
wa cured BY you. She insisted that shGu Try 'Ss
Tonic and Mandak. Pls-and told me e1scy nov 70 sAS
them They seemed take hold OF my ung- st once IN:
cond r.;.e Iarrs quantities Of blood and matter from ny
lung my appetite came to gained ne'h sna I 49,
blood am now well and hearty. No one 70 zee nae nov
would believe that had consumption Msny nave nav"
heard Of my and have called TO see me- sevetA pn
an, have examined my lung and al sppearo be atonshed
for the lung diseased has got such pecn"aI &
cavity to OBJ :. healed Ny physician stamford eramned r..
ate, my by you and said BE- os n ~"
at Mrs Bartholomew and will 10 hsppy to see any one
HN' 'ei T n SC1fJELD. No. u Wet POry.6nh -
Mr. and Mrs. ROCKWELL, MIR aud MIS-. BAHrhoho
NEW, No Y West Forty nth st. ...,,,, ,.-.-s
Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE Z. LoCk"ooD' S'Am'"s'
Conn.
Dr. SCuENCK will be at his rooms. No y Bonds', Ncv
York for consultation and advice. every Tuesdsy from
9 until p. His medicines can BE- obtained there al ."
times. -r
DIR. J. H. sCHENCK. Of Philadelphia respectfully informs
the public that his have been 81 No. - bond New
YorA years where he has successfully treated con-
sumption all diseases lungs yr &C. and they W
continue 70 BE- there only Dr. 5 &C. mas no Ss
NewYork spsual every ~ ESDAi o"y from u; JIM
O'Clock D. advice ee but for thorough examination %
the unss with his his price s three doiars
PULMONlC SYRUP and SEAWEED TONIC each ~ =
per bottle 81 50 the halidoz MANDhAhE riLIS'
- cents per box.
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Hotel Person nj.

Major-Gen. Mower, u. s. A.; Capt. Christen-
,cn. Wisconsin; Capt Luke OReIly Missouri J..
Ph,lip Roman MARYLAND. Col. Tolls. Baltimore; NJ.
A. Z,briske Spain. and I. Very. Paris, are at the
Metropolitan Hotel
Jesse Eddy Fall River; William Smith and Joseph
Ward. England. aud Col. Sawyer. Milwaukee. are at
o.. Ffth Avenue Hotel
Major-Gen. Dana and Gen C. III. Peaslee are at the
Hoffman House.
j. h Peachy. California: Lieut.. Col. G. L. King U.
: Al NJ Abrams New Orleans, and j. II. Gardner.
Boston are at the II.voor, House.
l. +. II. Peck, Liverpool. and George T.. White.
MEXICO are At the New-iork Hotel
Joseph d. Potts General Manager Philadelphia and
Ere Railroad, il at the It Nicholas Hotel.
Lieut. Gen. Sir fsnwick Williams and staff sailed
for England In the Persia this morning.
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DIE d.,

CEARY-On Monday 'he llh int, at $3.50 p M Gertrude
youugc, child VI oIes r. and May Crazy aged Yeas and
10 months. ,
The relative, and friends Of The family are invited 70 attend
the funeral rom the residence 81 her paeLts No IL St
Lusespace Le-oy-st, ID Ifsday 18th inst. al o. IN
IEWLETT-On TueiGsy morning, june 49, 1902 siter a
hor, lnl n.ss Ezs J'nc beloved wie u Charles
Hewlett In the 3sth year of her aee. . ,
II. relatives and fgend Of .any afe especuy iavted
20 ,,erd the funeral from her la'e re.dence No 81 ta-t
FortyriEtA. between fin AID secoraayes, on Thurs
iay slrruoou. a ocock. >,
MAksH-suddenly on Tuesday June IS, Benjamin Lloyd
Marsh, age ~ ysar,
Frreral, ri Boston on thday. . . =,
sMlTil-On Tuesday 18Th inst Moan sulsh esq ia to
g7th Of BIZ age. 49, ~, - =.
V and fend. nd those of hi. son the Rev Dr. v
smith OF Brooklyn. and Of h.. usn-law, the Rev NJ
y Adm and William Webb, esq are respectfully in-
yi,ed 10 stfend the funeral from his late residence No 90
West Iwenty-seyenth't, on Friday the 10Th in't al :
Jc'ock D. IN. -, =.
WICK wickes, AGED e6 years.
Pgnera SERVERS Ia Orange at the residence 81 his SON. Dr. =
Wfrkes on Tharsdsy 18Th int, AZ y o'clock D. m.
In,ernen, day (frid,y 18Th irsil at Jamaica Il L.
Csr. by Morris Essex Rlcld leave foot u bersys
for Orange at "A O'clock ,. M.
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MARRIED..

MERRITr-PuRwFLL-On Wednesday. the 18th inst.
Roland Merritt 10 Charlotte b. daughter Of Judge burweu
q. OF ionasrs. No cards.
RrLPy-UAMNILL-O "Wednesday morning. June II by
the Rev Or u. b Coz Mr. J. q. Riley 70 Miss Sarsh p.
HamIni dAushes Of William hamHiii esq, al Of Brook
hn, y. \.
sANFORD-DANTTLs-O Tuesdav. June -. a, the resi-
dence Of the brd-s parents BY Rev Sorr Seymour
OF Bethel Conn, Henry : Stafford, esq Of Bridgeport
Conn Miss Sophia C. Danel daughter Of Samuel Daniels
of Brooklyn
WILLfs-sT AMAE-n Brootlyn. L T.. on Weinesisy. tie
ION inst by the Hon. A. NJ Wood. lsase WIS OF
Rochester 70 Mary H. OF Robert sesllsn Of Cedar
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rarasrri- sharp pains IN the chest icut oxpect0ra
ton physical pros'rston and In fact every form Of
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rar. native and foreign herbs, and healing balsans
hose curative effects prove that Nature has provo
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