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independence Day.
Grand Celebration Throughout the CO.

Accounts BY telegraph and mail give evidence tiH.
the celebration OF the eighty ninth annNersaTy Oh
our Nationsl Independence viii le everywhere Oh
rened In fsr more heartfelt manner than ever Dc
fore. The following are flew OF the dispatches Io-
telvcd '--
Washinoion, Juiy9 The most enthusiastic pubhs
celebration tomorrow In Washncton wiz Nc hy We
colofui peupc composing the National honuineht
A..cc.tion with Msos-tienoral iiun;cr" the orator.
salut ~ Will bc fred ut sunrise noon and sunset W
order Of the government authorities, and " nisht
there IL to bo a grand display Of hreworks Nj inc
rubllc DEPARTMENTS are to bo closed tomorrow.
H.-risbii.g, J,ly 3--Preplrasion. are maxine ior
grand celebration Of Indcpe eadencc Day. InumphAl
arches arc erected Va dfcrout parts OF the civ In"
Military and firrmen will turn ost aud makeegrana
parade Free luuon are to be given TO all who PAL
tioipato In celebrating tho glorious annivenav>
Patriotic orntions will be delivered and the fcrti'it"s
will close With brilliant illumination OF the publ'o
aud private bindings, and a magnificent dhpiAJ Oh
fireworks.
Of July IN this ciy promises TO he the most eu'nus'-
sie.te ami attractive ever held here. The illumini-
,;o, yin he most ertsnsive The LTpeER III dis
p,vn circle Of globes, enclcsins the words Peace
and Tnor." In gAs lets. Tho fuLss illuminsss j"
bnidin. with the motto, 'Our County United rot
cver q" the HrtirrtS with Mon, Victory ana
p,nco 4" and lhc lsqrtrEi and rriEohNrH Win
yariou. transpaieucic,; rcTrcscntins Gran, o.
fcrins poico TO Lcc aud the other representing Linz
coin gu tho battlefield Of Richmond
Slra'sst Itv3.-rhcre hspro'pecs oi aspehui'
eq.ir a, thi. place tomorrow. The weather Is hne'
and numbers " disiiurui,hod guests are coming
snecIJ committee luAye to-morro" to accompany
Ten. Ir,nt ON Albany to this place.
Hosisn, July 3.-AdmiIal fSuagu' and lady aIa
M.or General AAdt..lu With his wife aud daush'ef'
arrived here to-day. They romdn over the touf'"
- est, Of the city The Indications are that the e-h
sh,stion to-morro. will -uTpass IN enthusls.-h
| ursyioun obssrvatious ot tie day.
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From Tortress NIsnroc.


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From TTashington.


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nrisoner stated in her defense thatthe baby 'nscns
al Tho coins from , table without her kno"ledg'.
and carried them homo In its h.nd' that sno nAo
iu., iscovored them there, and Was preparing 70
go 5ack with the IN rsy, when she was arreFsh-
1hs defense was thought most Improbable wing
" tn, child's age; but the President IN order 70
test i,s possibility, ordered one 1i he us "t
three yold niece, On the lsise of the DO X ~I'nk
the lshy's reach. The moment the lnlc thnN saw
the money IL clutched the piece, firmly snl :.
tempted ~ pl, them in It's mouth. This eNneu
meni satisfied Ne tribunal 'hat the woman Wotha,, u,.,
,ojd The truth, and she WAS In lnsequcuee seome
ed Of thc cha-.e.
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From North Carolina.
Couvts for the collection of Debts
haInIng -itLucss NJ ~ ilninRt3n, itc

tC.rr.sIo Gtge o. Ttf sun!
'ssb,rn g. e., J.n. ...-, cn, Cox, having be n
tll.t,l ior Cove nor %! Ohio, has tcca r,Acy,i
he command vi tt.s l,paruuen and ordered 10
pgt to Wa.nus,yl, winch leaves Lca. Euser in
unlul.
lie - md -3d M,.f,chu'ottF, the irls' and 1854
,H.yl,Gu.-, lLo 10Th and 10Th Connecticut, the lat
q IN C-Iolila AnI tle sol New York Volunteers
. been musiotod out Of service at NeNbern' ard
lelyin' ilr I,sir homes.
le.e can w Nv elurs in Lhis s.a.e to gaio'ee 'hS
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The Glorious Fourth

To-day, America kicks W Its heels with JOY. i've
country zoe. Wild with iubilation nov, ever BUR
organizations AZ have been in prosTe" throughout VA"
l.n.th and breadth of the land, aud are to-dS "
cuminate, ~ere never before dreamed of oine' tn's
have slwsys eelsbrs,od nov celebrate The more a"a
yillases celebrate to-day, that never did osoS'
town and country in the largest cities ana At ,Ls'
u,,i,., e,o,, ,.d hainlet. beyond reach Of eib
,dev will the sounds VI rrment De heard, snd 10
ut.ht ,ul Loudps and pyrOtechnics gid theh
FROM Maine 70 Oregon the American eagle 10 let io'''"
iot one vlj, triumphant scream. Inc AR
viii he ,awn by no of orators In eicited fe'euf
ton, pouring perpirrton and glory ana Tearing No
paasion oi patriotism 10 tsttors. ChlmooiNo' a'o
An1e.~nI he alluded to In connection with the p'io
of fl, otom, " th loose and cArele" abahnon' SUM
Giant to knock the sockr OIL" from All the spI~N"
eseIe oratory that has ever yet teen spouoa IN 'h'
country The exchange papers which arrive by eNo'-
mail at the Sun office are filed with pa'riouo hs'n
inc. in bs type aud orders Of the day" oil vhnl"
oolumn,. According to these Journals there Vii 10"
mile, on miles Of proce,.iou, there will lie clouds OF
aa,. and b.un,r.; there will be such booming o.
cannon ,hut ono might amos, think II possible 'sr
tohn Emil To hear the noise, over the big pond "
o,e of the towns bordering on Canada, by the way.
che t.tlyle. are 10 be participated In By CanAdlIr
| rrcu,en aud Jansdian bands Of music pethh" :"
| Canadian ,oldiers. And besides Canada wiz on-
dobtely POUR oui upon uf, from her cities and WI
la..,, perfect swarm "a trAnfpanted Johnny bui'''
10 iin,,s the antics Of the American people on 'h'
the most gorou, Fourth OF July since that on which
cur foroia,hcgt frat cou'ecra;ed H.
! IN B-lcr Davis Go. will not psr'ieipa'' IN ,ho
! celebration At Richmond
2rhe celebration IN this city hd' fair 70 lo srano"
In ever, rcspec. than ever lciore "itnossed All d%
/ ,e,tsr,ay the hrework yeudor. were kept busy b.
,stotef. bus ing or pricing The pyFotechny ote'e'.
ior ,A!e. A. the dopo,s in John street ami haidcR
Lane, large crowd. Of people eascrly purehS'ed' At
price. Which .sm such a contrast With the rates de-
r.anGcd 10 1876 that OF our rpoi,ers w~ dtlaie'
topr,gue priccs CURRENT which as matter Of f''-
! tory We aiyU no follows; ,e,,
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he Latest News
PRESIDENT STILL I'LL.
STANTON ALSO SICK.

RcIcnse Of Robert Ould.
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y lIUUI-i = 700 p'I IUf Nv
Ihi. ;oar the inrrcr Gee Of Pyro'echny command
cac~trayaeAnt pr,ec., and we're all cold al early
hour.
m, ,c,aii Tca'cu and perips'ct'c venders, who's,
,tiil nv prom ncEt places In all the .trecH
AMI tA0rou.hia o., demand still moro eH'rayagsht
pica. llo, have Ia in their supplies at the above
prcs,, aud viii roli their freso.ks to-day ht rats
shirh a,n rrIeve the heart Of many a patriotic
you1r.tsr No.torday, the prices RANGED iOlloNs;
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
Amu.e,,euf, this Evening".

ACADEMY uF MUS.C-OrKaA Ms.ISss At ocios>--
ERshsI
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NIBLO.S GARDEN-RiASco. os THS EScHasrED SwoH D
-Tny MHITn AND rnH BROSN--btASD BALLET
MArtsEE ai , ocork--iotxG ASrRtcA A. ran SAILOR
For.
OLYMPIC THFATER-rHs srRrsrs OF NK~ foRS
WINTER GARpEN-THE TfcKET % LEAVE bAs
BROADWAY THEATEE"oAsr
|BARNUN5 MU SECM-Ancrnoon sol Evening MiEHFrA
or rHr WILD HoRsE o. 1sgTARr-lHi'H SoNo' ANp
sroRiE,-W. Is. lAKEs)s kRrssPoKANEov' SiS"ka'
FOxs OLD BOwERY THEATRE-LiTK ToR LiEE-
RAoUL. TBE MAGIC SfAF-
DODWORTH HALI.-Busp For 1os
BROADWAY ATnESAUa-Tur hLrs-rIaoL-lraLT-
ALr,Ss Hoas-irAIAs sxtHshpH-MiuSNz At
clOct.
rgF H1PPOTUE EArEON-sKs foET tucc5-fAsto-
sIs. OY THs focE Lovghs
BGyAsTs HIksTGKLS-Lys Hi,KRABLrs-Oun AvnI
CAV PoIpa--SCARyp CoSrNAnAND-REcE"H 'N ~
Iucx-Dsp ~ A HoRn-NrAEIso % Tls uhExh-
grRssTs OF hEs on
WOODS MISs rHfLS-TnH MAS ao,rs TRIU srn. on rms
BLACK hAtLsKs DSTzAT, IN sif seems
OsCOPI1CON-CoasrH or 6rssp Ars ,Hosrr
srs.-srIrT Pi0rrzs
FtNF ART GaLLERY-f -fuSTiNgross fsyrso oF LADl
MlsuaGr0Ns kzctrTlOa b.f
GOrpiL's GALLERY OF ARr-hanALE BU0 o. AHEi
liNcols
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
Meeting OF tho Union JUdiei"ry ConVsn-
sion-Animated Disenssisns-No quo
rum-Adiournment 10 Monday.

The Union Judiciary Convention met last
evening at tie corner OF Twenty thirdst and Broad
way. Mr.. EDwARD d. KETcnUM Chairman
Mr. TOusEY moved that the Convention proceed TO
<be election Of candidate for Judge OF tho supreme
Court. . -, ~,
MIR. BENEDICT stated he received note from MT.
Seward declining his nomination Tor Judge o ihe ou
freme Court o. ,u.s
Mr. SPENCE stated that the friends OF Gen Wood
l, wished 10 Withdraw his for candidate OF the
I,ommop Pleas IL consequence Of bis absence.
As a substtuts for the motion OF Mr.. TOusey. Mr.
SPEsCRg offered the following resolution:
UAeyea Ripe sxpereDce profound esrning sni pure IN
tegiy emineny. recoinfpendeonsfo judicial Pooh
aud go
Sereo The present ncprnbents Of The Snprcne Court
1o.ceship and Common Pies. Judgeshp whose tefns are
about spny possess all these feco1meHdstIons iher""r
ReL 3D. Tiat the Hon. ID. e. lngrahan Is hereby noin
mated niOu candidate for tho Judge Of the supreme
eoart aud Hon. e. DAILY fOT Judge oil the Common
Pleas.
R,,o,sd Tia, these gentlemen ornament and an
Bench and deserving the unanimous vote 9i
Gle people.
II was objected that Mr.. spencefs motion vas not 10
O. der.
Col yAw BURRY sustained Mr.. Spencer. He agreed
- the resolutions in word and spirit -
The Chnir ruled that the motion not In order. "
Judge COWLEs read y paper IN iaY0r Of Strhghi
ASaninaticng which was received with applause.
Mr. BEaEDlcf said tlst they nov proposed 70 snpperl
tsgrahon Day the ground that they we're nj oi
49, positions -
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Coasfitutlon Life Syrup

iiss produced revolution in medicine. Wbs: may scor
incredible tha. many dese hitherto considereS
hopessy ncusbe frequently cured in few days or
weeks snd choeruy invite the investigations Of ths
ibera-nindsI and scientific which have parss
~ the present day.
During the pa five years have coended with Obstacles
and opposition as hercuesn snceun-
tered by any rsformers.
RAPlDITY OF CURE.-Some say, "Yosr are too
qul" while oilers doubt their peranence, and think tbst
diseases ouy be cured by the sow recuperave process
Of Nature .....
CONSTITUTION LIpE SYRUP Is spostve and specific
%s.dy for all ii,esse originating ftsn IMPURE srAfn
I'm .rhE BLOOD and for all sbeseditary) pIsEASES
pAyNsaMtITTED from PARENT to CHILD.
ruTlON slsIt i. univer ely admitted ;ha; CONSTR
res,or,,io, 's Ss SYRUP IS tue only effective II
,i,,e tba, vious forms of Paralysis, that need not
rysprpsTt aaphsiieafy the G.eat Life Giving Power
ULEScE LyER Cos,.,S.' !" s'''hr Al s'0'h''' LIT
| BREArH CoSEIPATios, B,,,o ."f VI ArfA'''"' -"
| SCROFLUA.-sraUxA. K.,s.r'
TSGs, ERrsPILAs. ULcgRArios So 'rASpoh'" ""h"'
This tuint hereditary and acquirea' sr,AS
mifery il. by all usual medical reHieds we WIZ" ""
Rheumatism. tARrHsrTIsI. LUsBAoe. Nrrrss
| IcA. GoUr. TIC DoLonzAUx. - ''isr-
/ II there is any disease in which the CONSTTvrrox
SYRUP sovereign II T. IN RleunssIn and 4. inar,a =
fecons. The most intense pains almost instantly as
vated-enoLnous sScings reduced Cases CT rsnt -
vcarious, Of twenty forty years standing have been ctl
by u.s. .s.
| CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purges the system
tirey from s the evil effects of Mercury the Bad
Breath aud curing the Weak Jouts, and Rheom,tc Pains
which the use Of Colonel 70 sure to produce.
| CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP ersdcae, root ard
branch all Eruptiye Diseases Of the Skin like ULCERS.
IPIMPLEs BLOTCHES and all othsr diffciltiss cf tls
kind which much disfgure The outward appearance Of both
males and females often making thoma d ,ung object
themselves and their friends.
For all forms Of Ucerave Diseases, either OF the Nose
ever proved it, equal
Moth Patches upon the female face depending upoa d,
eased action Of the Liver unpleasant 60 tie young
wife and mother A few bottles Of CONSTIrLrIO LlF.
SYRUP will correct the secretion aad bs ds29s.
which is direct under tie skin.
Diseases ofthe Liver giving rise to IaDgu0T Dizziness in
digestion. Weak Stomach. ucers,ed
on of that orgau accompanied with burning other
pleasant symptoms, will be relieved by tie of CONSTR
TUITION LIFE SYRUP. ,..
As General BloodPuifying Agent. the LIFE SYRUP
stands uurvalcd by any preparation in the e'orld
THE RICH AND POOk are liable 70 the sane eisesses.
Nature and Science have made the CONsTlTL LION LbE
SYRUP for the benefit ot all.
| PURE BLOOD produces healthy aud women snd II
the Constitution 10 elected h youth disosse And early ies'h
| is Tie result WILLIAM H. GREGG, NJ. d, ..r.
Sole Proprietor, New foTk
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, AGENTS.
NJ 20 Gift st, Spv.fork.
Go sale by every Drosss in the nised States sne British
Provinces. r-.- -.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

cepton in this II should be in favor OF Judge Mon.
Grief There were no strong partiean judges than
IngTaham and DAILY DAILY. though he was in iavor OF
the war all along still !ndorsed tSr Cbcago pftOrm
IN Union place. and supported Mcclellan. He did
not mean TO attack Judge DAILY; be only pointed to this
fact as an evidence that Judge Da! was true TO party
lie bad no respect Tor the manner in which the epub.
can press conducted our local campaign. What would
he abols q the k2P9@an press amount to were i rot
fPr tbs T%ehty ..1sl orga'--iion wa9 posted the
citJ and let the people that it organize, w
trusted that the resolutions would be voted down
Col. Van BuREE made some remarks to tho ssne
effect as the last speaker. lie had heard with some
asonishment that Judge DAILY lad indosed tho Chicago
platform aud II SO nothing Under heaven could induce
him TO support Judge DAILY. lApplaascl
Mr., SPIKCEB said he would never believe Inf Chas
j. Dnly indorsed tie Infamous second plank Of the
Chicago platform until he saw the proof 10 remove
him from tho bench would be loss to all of them lie
would say the same thing Of Judge Ingraham, and he
wonld thank God that in view of the rights Of suitors
ana ne pnriiy OF the judiciary, they had such
men 10 support. covert attack had been
made on the Republican press here tonight.
lie had some experience in life and he wO1l soy that
he never wanted better light TO his path than that
winch shone forth from that samo Press and however
poi1icians may clamor, the Editor Of TiIL NEW oRk
1EBUNE was power in the hearts of tho people that
could not be shaken. lApplause.l And whatever We
may say hore tonight the great mass OF iLe peope w
support the men who they think viii bestsubserve their
interests he asked that note be taken on the feso
tons.
Judge KErcauM vscsted the Chair. which was takcn
by Mr. Benedict who made lengthy address aud
finally said that he shond call for division o. tho lueb
tion on The substitute which had been offered. -
MIR TOUsEY offered 70 substtute the names of J0hn
j. Townsend and g. r. PctOn for DAILY and lbgralan.
Mr. SMITH made explanations as to he prcyions
remarks with reference 10 judge DAILY ana the ficss
He found fault with the Press only FAR 10 their local
method OF conducting the campaign was concerned.
Ex-Judge hETCHuH resumed his seat as Chairman
when Mr. SPENCER demanded vote on his resolution.
Mr. TrsIDICr ruled that is waS out Of order, from
which Mr.. Spencer appealed and demanded that the
roll be called There Was 10 quorum present.
Mr.. TOrsEY withdrew his notion, and the question
was taken By yens and nays the substitute offered
by Mr. Spencer 10 the original motion Of Mr.. Tousey
that the Convention proceed TO the election OF eand
date, for the Supreme Court and Common Plcss.
The calling Of The roll showed that there was no
quorum present.
1t was moved to sljourn to Monday Eight. at
o'clock.
Several substitutions made. and on demand o'
Mr. BENEDICT the question taken by yeas and nays
The calling Of the roll again showed that no quorum
was prcsett when the Convention adjourned to Mon
day evening". Gts o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

WASHING MACHINES ASD CLOTHES WIRING
ERs.-The process OF washing aud wrnging clothes
greatly needs the aid of labor saving machines. The
clothes wringer has como into general ard no ono
who has seen or used them doubts their utility both as
labor ssvers and clothes savers. Bat most washing
machines have proved failures by being too bard TO
operate in dcatroyng the clothes by rubbing them
between two irregular surfaces. The Doty Clothes
Washer IL is claimed avoids both OF these difficulties
being easy opcrtte doing the work rapidly and with
less injury to tie clothes thanby tho Old process Of
washing. We notice tho FIRST premium nj the Far OF
the American Institute ut closed was awarded to the
Universal Clothes Wrinser." ard to Do'ys Clothes
Washer.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
DIE ID.

prsu-sold,ny. At No. 10 Bleecter'', Major Chnnne'S
lush. c,..l .o,,.r of Harrison and
cIirton.st. Brooklyn. at o'clock m, on ,"'''' ''
inst Friends are respectfully invited 10 s''en',
.ampp ~, qh,,,J,y. Oct. e. Mary Elizabeth oldest
- T,oma. Md Elenor u. CAts aged lS years.
n,opths ard II days. I'll, ... ,..o.e,suiIx I,
lhr .,'.nI b.r funeral, saturday ait-rnoon AZ
vls ,nm th, Ie.id,nos Vi hes parents, No 81 bowev
without fuItaer invnsiiou' ,
- ,h ~, Peter Clinton, aged ~ yrara and IA days
auJ frionds OF tho family Hc respectfully uVi'ed
s,,.nd his funeral from the resdcncs OF fis n'ics
Woath.w Clinton No. 100 King s, on sunday INA rA s.
"A o'clock, to Calvary Ceno'e'!'
cROaWELf.-M Jackson, Miss.' on WsdnpJ"I' Aug
Ia, of Jy.entcfy Charles c. Cromwell sypo yrsr.
A.. Iv,d faithfully iuIing 10 VIZ "a tao ~ " inJ, svlao
te.. Ia,luI, aal iAsa W cy w ass Az -ssiea.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
,iass Meeting of Gcrmxns in she secosd
Senatorial Observation-Disclosures OF
NtchoIss 0unckenbos ReaffirDneA.

At a mass meeting Of the different German
org anzations In the SI.h Senatorial District. held on
Thursday evening the following resolution was
unanimously ciopted
Ule0s At meeting Of The dssa,es Icprescnnt the va
ro1s German Democratic organizations N tie NIt Stnson
Discs Committee appointed TO confer with rrd ufgp
upon tie Tanmny Convention the cans ot eur csdidsts
for Senator ior thls District; and
Whercds Committee appointed by the Tam,nluy Convcn'
ton hear cn ai Cd 81 ettcDd n the time aud plas
specihes.
Pe,olrT6 Tint W. do r,airn our nomination Of Nichols
Quackerbo. the Ftecuth Wsrd osndde ior Scuaof
and pled.e 20 him earnest sud faithful support
Speeches wers made by Mr. QnsckenbO. ard others.
and the meeting adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
Ii WILL RELIEVE THE BABY.

There !, no mistake about It. Mrs WISsLows SOOTHING
syrup fo children ethisg only relieve, the child from
pn BIT regulates tue stomach aud bowels dysen.ery
aui daElhe, sotens the guns reduces al inflammation and
gives rest health and cofOr: mother and child It pleas
ant to take, and perfectly safe IN all II give. universal
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
fs%gIgR-In Brooklyu on Friday Oct ,r. ,s,s a.sock

'@yIERIn Brooklyn. Friday oct ~. at'3 o.sock ?
The n,' rsin Frazier, in lhe eed year Of his
70 aenS Ia nn. ea o. ,g AMY 1s sg k az ug
n Monday, Oct 3d. st o'clock p IN
1eoiy, racked with pain,
The nsUld and m0Oness-us dad
His ssAS born again;
GEsNT-On Friday moras. II. 10 ,.'- c,,,. =,
the 32d year Of hi aze. ~oc' ~ JOSIAH Chr's O''H "a
This friends u the family are h,sa .,. .,
q. Del Grant, No IL OIanssep RE-, o ~
invitation. 'iTk' "l'h'" iu''u'f
GRRGoRY-on Friday Oct. %. EHasD ,,...,v,u
DsS 1's !ed ascd 4 ye. DSs' aad Saa a5 Elias
The relative, and friends Of The .nily are NV, to attend
SON the residence o. his parents, No 10 HansIs; '
corner Of Wsverley.place. '
HERRIMAN-At Jemsica l.. l.. on Thursday evening, sa
inst, Mary. relict Of he.laie James Hennan.
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully Invited
attend the funeral Sunday next from her late residence
Futon'-t, Janaca, at 2 o'clock p M, without irithe
invitation
HOFFMAN-In this city on Friday the 9Th inst Edward
eldest o. the late Anthony \. Hoffman Of this city,
fully invited attend bis unera from his ato residence
No 4 West Eghteonlhs, Sunday the 29sh inhi' at
O'Clock
PALMER--On Thursday Oct. 26, Fanny Badeau, wife o
William Palmer, in tin; I'D yeaI Of her age
G ad isad 81 , tns amy a,o nG 5i,ed t
attend the funeral. this lSatrdsy, semoon a. o'clock
from her late residence, No. lIs West Si1eenths' witha~
further invitation.
POTTS-On Gh day az 81 O'Clock j. m Dorothy Potts IL
the 10th year Of her
Her fends those her late Joseph C. Treade and
her neice Hannah b. Mountain respectfully invited
attend funeral ut the Friends Meeting House. rweni
eth IT.. neat Ihda, on seventh Say morning, 25,h in''
AZ l0 O'Clock.
sPARKSOn Th1rsdny morning Oct 20, Samuel Spoki, il
the I8th year Of his age.
The relative. and friends Of the family respectfully invited
90 attend his iUnea from the Church OF the Holy Apo'
ties. (the Rev. DIR. Howiaud5 Of Ainthaye ana
Tv.nty esbth-st., Saturday afternoon, at oelock
S1ONEALIOE Friday morning, Oct q, james J. stoneai
In the 68th year Of his
The relatives aud hiend Of the family respectfully nyet
sond his funeral. sunday. 18th inst at 3ociock p
m from his late residence, No. 23l Atlaniic-s. Brooklyn
TALSlAGEAt Bound Brook ~ j., Friday, Oct y, the
Hon. David 4. Tshaa.e. in tie 33d year Of hs age go
Tho relatives and friends OF the family invited attend th'
funeral sabbath afternoon 10th inst ot o'clock iron
the residence Of Col Daniel Tamage at Bound Bspok with
out further notice.
WALSIi-At Mscomb's Dan on Thursday, Oct. rs Of hem
orhHge o. the lungs, Mary Ann. eldest daughter oil william
and Msr,4re Walsh Of Throgss Neck. Weschester Co.
The and friends Of the family respectfully invited
70 aterd the funeral. Sunday afternoon. at IL o'clock
from the residence Of her aunt Mrs. NJ A. Doherty, Mac
combs Dam. Her remains viii be taken 70 St. Raymopd
Cemstery, We.scheser, for internsnt.