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Cabinet Furniture NJ the Lowest NAM
priceaWe have constantly hand and make
the styles black walnut and baok
gilt Suits oak and walnut Library and Dining
Suits rosewood walnutsnd chestnut Bedroom and Cham
and n general assortment OF all articles in
line which draw attention OF the public 70 an4
examine goods before purchasing Al goods
warranted. WE'LL BRAUNSDOkF,
i75 and TT Rivngon st., between Norfolk and Essex.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

To Hat OF the Season, pny errenNnSw.s
undoubtedly the latest style introduced by kNOA 10
2i2 broadway, OF Fulton street ~ an, ~
attract parucuAr attention fer u mas hn
rsApecsbn u We may use such ,erp, .n ma ,his has
win make him look like gentleman Ihe '"g ~"'-' ~
quito graceful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

sMartha washin gsosAr Hail. Restorsr--
The MARKET restores and faded hair 70 q og
dandru and eur iaa superb DRESSING
and warranted G. N. cRir1ENT0N. n Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

Ask Newsmen for June No. OF Phreno.
LOGICAL JOURNAL, 10 cents Address FOWLER b
WELLS
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court Cniendnr-Tb,. nav.
wnited States Circuit Court.
Before Judge Nelson.

SUPREME CuuRr--CHcuir Part i--Shori car scs-Nos
2l7o 1918 Part 2-.1a nuruc srcet-Nos 1918 1896
$40 700 i0i 80 i1li. 1850 1908 1870 iiii 1904
! 1862 ie.l. llT6, sl2. 1904 sci. lX isI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

Attention, Soldiers and Others.-At No.
opposite the Astor House, wholesale stock OF
Mems Furnishing Goods, at RETAIL cheap Best Shirts 80
dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

CTistadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
and wig Depot Wholesale and retail No Aston HousA
The dye applied BY skillful artists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

Heads Win . New Charm from the So
perb ss brought ot BY GENTN, for the spe
of the beau Have them, Ia
II n delight In store for you. And mark
this: the prices viii not alarm you
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

Ivory Earrings and PfDs-Ncw styles,
black whits and rcd three, doars set For
sale By o. CALIxN ais BrosdwAS- door below Canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

Legal Lottery. Prizes Csshed-Omcfal
drawings snouisrs and information sent
,. z. CLAYTON, 10 Wall stsss<, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

The Largest and Cheapest h"ar store
An the CITY has removed 70 SD Canal street L. bAsrhr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmesa reliable instantaneous The only pcrfoes
dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

Try Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worids Hair
REsToRER AND DRESSING Tor restoring, hNsot~uhe
and beauufying the hair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

Gouraud's Italian Medicated Soap Cures
Pimples Preckbes, Euptions, Tan and all bemishes A.
his depot as Broadway and druggists Mailed 70 cens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

| Grover Is Bakers Highest Premium,
Elastic Lock Stitch sewssg Machines s96 broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

No More Gray nair or Bald nass.-Forty-.
Ave years praesc> Advice free BY d. 0RhrpJkAN Asos
plsrs.
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Arrival 81 the Meravian at Quebec.
QuxBrc, May IS, 1885.
The steamship Morsvian from Liverpool the 1lth, via
Londonderry the 18th instant has arrived She passed
Cape Race Sunday morning, tho 3lst instant, and
landed her dispatches but owing to heavy storms be-
yond Halifax, the limo has not been In working order
Subsequent adviccs anticipate tho Morsvian's news
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A. 1.-N0w Ready.
THE CATHOLIC wORLD'
ron JUNE 1865

Conteuts-The Workings Of the Holy Spirit IN tkg q npo-
Of England Russian Religious; The Stolen Sketch; lie:
ria, and Royal Authors; History OF Biind Den ~
Sherwood; French Cochin China; Consafsrs Menus :.
HYMN by Mary Queen OF Scots; Many Years Ago1t q
ned Lost Chapter of Church History Recovered hiscA
lany-Art; New Publications.
IS year in advance. Single copies; 80 cents
Address The Catholic World No. Beekman street New
The trade supplied by the American News Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

Highest Premium Lesk stitch Sewing
'''' WHEELER WiI-sos, Ga Broadway. MI.
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Mrs. =. A. Aliens Worries Hair Re-
sTORER AND DRESSING. The peochs appreciate thea
tAls coAntry and Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

City Ladies', and Ladies' Visiting the
city buy your Boots and Shoes ~ MILLER CO.'S, ~
Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

BY the arrival Of this brig Eastern STAR Captain Ward
We havo dates from Barbados tho 12th inst A. the
reception Of the Of the assassination Of President
Lincoln In Brdgetown ths greatest sosyow and indgns
ton wcrc shown by tho tnhabitapts Lsttcrs Of condo
Exceency the Governor and General Brooks, command
ing her Nsjcsys fosces the island by the command
Of the authorities her British Nacssys gunboat Steady
fred minute guns corresponding W the years Of the life
Of the late President On tho morning Of the LIST instant
the nags Of the shipping in the harbor signal stations
through tho island Government House, &C. were keps
ct half mast throughout the dny. The Office Of the
American consul, s. knight sperry, Esq, was sppso-
pristsly drapsdin mourning.
Williamsburg City News.
SABBATH SCBeoL JuBusl me Sabbath schools OF
Brooklyn, X d., held their annual celebration ysster-
day afternoon fney msrchsd In procession 70 largo
Of ground bounded by Harrison and Marcy enues,
whore they unised In singing appropriate hymns and
listened 10 an address by the Rev Mr. Payne, OF tho
Sunday school army presented brilliant spectacle az
they masballsd In thousands upon ne fed, with
their beautiful hanners A. ~ tho exercises were
concluded drcn returned 70 their respective school
bountful supply Of css oranges and confoctisaey Tho
weather was delightful snd the children eppycd their
gala day amazingly In the evening meeenRg was held
IN the south Ninth street Congregational charch, which
was sddrssssd by Raw. hessrs TaylorAd Hheon.
Bulwer Lystem says that . Refined
gentleman may always be known By Me pssqmes = uses
10 Ansran society = ,ecoSnssA ~ NJ q s,.v:ssd
CEREtjs lis purity freshness sod delscAcy commend 4
ali persons poetic taste and feeling sold everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, ana
al diseases OF The feet, cured By DR.. zACHARlE. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

Hoyt's Bssawatha, the Only Perfect
No sulphur, Harmless and rcta
BILE. No 10 Unaverxty place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

Chevalfer's Life for tho Hair Restores
gray original color. its falling out Keeps he
Stands above with other halr
dressing Sold drug and st Office No LIN
Broadway SARAH A. CHEvALiER, H. d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

MlwAakee shipping Tags,
suitable for the Western uzde ct V1crvk Il, hAUoERp
ITO Rcade ssseet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

xo, Can see DIR. sehcnck at 10 wess
Jbr,eenth street eycrv aiteraoon'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

w,,cor aud Gibbs sewing Machine
No. Jo5 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

To TIE Isses-N. " AspEgws N D., late Professor Ia
Penn Medical University Piadeiphia makes speciality In
curing falling OF the womb -four hss wi,hous
Pain sell the male female physician
ca bessi Hours fsom W u A. n. Oce zoo Canal
STAIRS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

Sailing OF the China for Boston.
HALIFAX, May Is, 1895.
The steamship China sailed for Boston at eight o'clock
his Thursday morning, where she will be due to.mor
ow fTridayl evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

Chronic Catsrrh, Hay Fever
NOSE AND THROAT
radically cured ny the Of the
GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL
Price per bottle "a
For sale by HEGEMAN CO., and all other drugsista
DEMAs BARNES CO, q Park row.
aaalA Aae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26
Letter from Mr.. Benz amtu Rush.
TO TIE EDITOR or rHE HERALD.

y
version than the statement that 'qhere no formal
declaration OF these principles BY the British
n Soos BE- NJ
enter into that would exceed bis powers"
although in the end, says the latter, IN subsequent
place between tho governments the
70 mo from the Secretary Of State In responding 70 tho
o. M m
sensbity TO- the frank and friendly spirit Of those
lures This duly nadc known 70 Mr.. Canning. And
was very satisfactory 70 me 70 learn that the part had
acted was approved"
Il may DO Interesting 70 recall, In . word, from the
same source the effect Of President Mouroe message N
By The early transmission Of the proposals made 10 Ne
hey were transmitted in quadrupicstc and there were
no steamers In those days 'the copies of them we'll
Of my reports Of conferences the whole sub
ject arrived at Washington IN time 10 engage tho de-
bestions Of President Monroe ana his Cabinet before
the meeting Of Congress In December.
When the message arrived In London The whole docu-
ment excited great attention. upon all tongues,
the press full OF H. the Spanish American deputies
were overoyed, spanishAmercan securtes rose In the
stock market aud the safety Of the States from oil
European coercion considered longer doubtful
1s may be inferred that my dispatches had influence
In producing the declarations In President honroe's
message II may also be Inferred tbst the moral GER
tainty which England derived through my correspond
enee and conferences with her Fogn Secretary thsl
the United States would, In the sud 90 hand In hand
With her 10 shielding those States from European
domination bad the certainty Of such policy In
the United States not been Otherwise dcducible must
have had It's natural influence upon England in strength
cnng her In her line Of policy laid down towards France
aud tho continental Powers. I"
From personal recollection OF Some OF these occur
Fences while with my father IN England besides having
beard the inl narrative from his lips Of which tbs
foregoing Is bd n very smal pas IN connection will
bis official and personal recOectors of Nv Canning 4,
whose genius anu brilliant accOrn pishmonts states
man o. The highest order be has borno public testimony
as well as fr,m the general nterst Of tho subject hav
b7cn INDUCED 10 ucspess upOs your space nj create
length tnan contemplated, AID eau only hope for you
cUyuso am very rcspec1sAS Your ahcdlett scr, an,
BENJAMIN RUSH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
Cabinet Furniture NJ the Lowest Man
ufacsurers prices have constantly on hand and m.ts
and gil walnut LsrsIy and pIsi.s
ssr sas ana general ss.or,nsns q ali aress
%.s our good. before
The Bell R.rosd pssse. Within Two block: :sors
Chcvalier.s Life for the Hair Restores
stands above :om.r..0n with Other h..s
sro.d%s.y Sold the drug .Ssfi And
Chronic Cat.rrh, Hay Fever
''' DISEASES u NOSE AND THROAT
'''''' GRAF n S., ME, I;
For by HH SEs4s A1ssE; e; sss:
City Ladies, and Ladies Whiting the
city, buy your Boots and Shoes ~ MILLER CO.'S, ~
o,,:.. ado, Hair . Dys, r:. ser,
a The aye Ss . psRd ~ :sis :I S '' '
Clarendon Hotel,
win b opened for the Es:,p,Ss q sss,,, on Jups
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, sna
all Diseases OF The feet cured By Dr. zAchARlB. ~
h &. Depot Is 6Io.away aud aruss,. Nailed y cent.
Grover & Bakers Highest Premi...,
Elastic stitch AMI Lock stitch Sewing Machines go BROAD
Heads win . New Charm from the So
perb Summer sss brought out By 0ENIN for the spe
e.. Of ne beau ;ts .,. you .esu "a. them 4
this; the Prices vsi DOT alarm n Sos
- :, -
Highest Prsnium Lssk stitch sewin0
Machine And lisI i!as %ics "a Broadway
Hoye,. ,s..w.sh.. tn. Only Psrrs:s
be '' No 10 Q Ua.sssI as place g. ''''''
Ivory Earnings ana Pf.s-New styles,
black white and rs thrs foa, and I've dor, set rsf
street.
Legal Lsatsry. Prizes Csshed-Omcial
'''""s'' j. l. CLAYTON. 10 wan stss~s, New Yerh
"s1artha washin gsosr Hai, Restersr-
The oss In maas rs.or.- sr,r and iaass 1 70 a. o
ana. anal
Milwaukee shipping Tags,
suitable for he Western r.de ., vIcro&E, xsuoE&S
Mrs. .. A. Aliens worIA's Hair Re-
sToRER AND DREssfNo.-rhs peopis appreciate the
tails oosstry and Europe.
Now and I'm psrsa Nd Medical Dissevsry.-
Penn Medical University, Psladepha makes speciality In
curing shc falling Of the womb twcnty -four hss, whout
Pain viii sell the male OF female physician
ibsssl Hours ffom W " A. NJ Omcc So Canal
ssseeL Up stars.
No More Gray nair Bald nnss.-Forty-
NE Years practice Ad's' free By d. ohAp'kAN' A''''
Old Eyes Made New.
Pamphlet directing how speedily restore sight and rys
van apectaces without aid OF dctor nedcne Sent W
Ma. b. ri isc II Sr rsS. s.% Y%s A''
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a firm and elastic STEP and lips somewhat compressed
His whole demeanor was confident and apparently open
His position and tho workings Of his heart must adeed
have made him feel otherwise
AT NIGHT
Davss sits alone In his CELL the two guards who are
not permitted to address him any subject whatsoever
aud it Is Understood he will be given NO lights
TUE NEWS RICHMOND.
the CONSERVATION in Richmond when 1t came TO DO
known that the old traitor had been finally placed In the
seVerest duress was indeed greageater by far than
the occasion OF the OF his capture some
aneced to believe that Davis had been personated by
man named Northrop Of Richmond, who is said To re-
sembe him very much, and that by this false persona
ton Davis had been enabled to escape. Tho majority,
however accept the conclusion that he President Of
the Confederate States Is prisoner OF tho United
States In Fortress Monroe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

Ex-Governor Letcher, who was captured on Monday Al
Lexington Va, by detachment Of Tofbert's cavalry
arrived here to-day special steamer and has beeu
committed 10 the Old Capital prison He dressed IL
the garb Of q farmer at the time Of. his capture.
Colonel Harrison, JEFF Davis private secretary, has
also been brought to Washington and securely lodged
prison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

few days ago Mr. Theodore y. Bell, cashier OF the
First National Bank Of Paterson New Jersey enclosed
check for 81, OFT to Mr. George T. Douglass doing bus
10 Beaver street. this city by mistake the letter
fell into the hands Of George Douglass 2s7 East Tenth
street, who opened IL and endorsed his name on the
check after which he drew the money on Il from the
National Exchange Bank II Is alleged that Douglass was
the check not intended for him. notwithstand
ing which he appropriated the proceeds 10 his
Mr. Douglass OF Beaver street. learning the facts OF the
case entered complaint for forgery against his name
sake before Justice Mansfield and yesterday the accused
arrested by officer Palmer, OF the Essex Market
Police Court The magistrate committed Douglass TO
prison 10 await an examination In possession OF the
prisoner at the tme Of his arrest found Ave hundred
dos,s Of the money alleged 10 have been received on
the check In question.
sHooTiNG ARRAY IN EAST HOUSTON SUBSTITUTE
PROPRIETOR or SALOON BADLY sH0r-0NB
MAN ARRESTED.
Two young men entered the lager beer saloon Of Philip
Muller "a East Houston street, yesterday afternoon and
called Tor drinks One OF the men known to Muller
only as Thomas" to be trusted for the liquor
which they had drank hut tho saloon keeper refused
comply WIN inc rellrat and demanded his money.
Ihomas declined PAYNE hc b when angry words en-
sued during whoh Muller dorsi she men to leave his
mousse put Iho'tf iut Partially intoxicaieJ ref aci
l 90 At sht uni. Nl'si ltsfinx personal yelcuc,
The sun., 1865-02-07

R'solred That in tho Judgment of th.s Chamber,
q general tax IN saler OF merchant. He viii prove
the wisosi and lest means OF increasing ,hs inter-
nal revenue. n 40 alluAlel as unI 80 interfere VITA
Me frequent interchange of commodities
The above resolution in favor OF taxing .les
WA unanimously adopted by the Chamber oi CON.
nerce oi this City, at is regular mouthy meeting
IN Thursday last This sanction ~ tho high
cs; and moe, competent mercantile body IN the
United sIates, fully endorses the position Il tho
SuS upon tbs suhjoct. wa held In aly.u.c u
our cotemporaries, aud 10 opposton 90 ,hu PIE
yahug yicws aud practices in Washington,
that ali existing methods Of taxation
"cro Objectionable On principle and must BE- found
uupr1dueuye IN prscu e, iuasuuch ns they i'm
posed burdens upon proIu' ton msto.A n con.
Sumption, Iaus Crying mp the sources Of industry
ami wealth, auI unun- sslf.y 'lcress,lg tlc cost
Ot ell articles Of merchandise without "a any way
beueltnns tss Government, We sl4g SHOW cd ttst
the old Arabian plan Of taxing sales Was free fr u
III sse radical doi,cts aud could be- adapted 10 al
tie requirements OF Amer can finances with equal
advantage t. the Goyernuept sni people. Is Was
demonstrated by Ne tia, under sAl, o. stem tie
burdens of taxation could he equsly distributed
| upon and proportioHed to all classes aud in
forests, without pressing inju1ousiy upon
Aay, and that It had the capital ad
ySatage og leaving prodncuon unchecked, thu,
throwing the onus Of taxation ohere u properly
bel ng., upon consumers me and eG elenc,
have fully justified the sounduesl u these views, /
is nov clearly seen th,I tie enormous tax Lists ar,
proving more buruensomo 90 the people than pro
hsshle t. the National Treasury The receipts hos
no proportion to tine expenditure and the loans Az
Increasing in volume, and are becoming noro % n
cult t. ne 0uNIe. The plan Of taxing sales offer
the only practical solution oi our financial Iif nj
ues aud 20 dsi'y saiuins in favor The press q
this city, With aut q single exception, slyocat
is siopuou, aud It las received the appr,7s
OF the most iua4c4th journals tLro. rhou
TIC country. It oulg wanted the approyal Of h
morcsnNle community to .uvcst II with llo STAN
o. pracu.a6iAty' aud this has now bcen given b.
the Chamber Of Commerce, composed OF the esdin
business mel and merchants Of tie eouuaercial u,
The sun., 1865-02-07

tt.yo - the Nv World. tbs action cannot ta,l
- exercise favorable Influence upon C.lyress.
vte GRE tie subject Is nor under cons dera,ion. Tie
New YORK Chamber of Commerce Is an authority
il matters Of finance and taxation, and It's approval
q this measure will tend TO remove che erroneous
objections that bave been raised against II on &C
count of ITS alleged Injurious ELECTS upon mercsn-
tile transactions.
The farmers, mech aui,s, sad every interest and
class 10 The community has an eq1al interest with
tho mercantile world IN suppressing the present
clumsy Inefficient methods Of taxation, for the new
and more simple system of taxation Of sales, which
fp'tls s'l the conditions u perfect and scientific
taxation. It lovics tho tar In sse manner In which
Il is most convenient Dr the pcoIic 10 psy H. Asa
means Of revenue, II will be found more productive
than has loon gcnorally anticipated. We h'vo
heretofore estimated the yotA iOrv,gn and internal
commerce Of tho United snes at twelve thousand
Mill ous u dollars year. As commodities usually
change hands three times ia thor Transit from The
producer 10 the Consumer Il will DO seen that
ore per cent. tax vii yield The proledous SUN Of
three hundred and sxty Millions
YEAR DIt from statistics recently pub
lshel in tho BANKEas' MAGA4fSL edited
b. Nj. J. SMITH HoNASs IL appears that thess
slmstes too low. ltis there shown that the
actual import and export trade has been always
underesumAscd, and that tie internal productions
OF the Northern states ~ far from HAVING hen oi'
during the war, Al has been generally supposed,
have actually increased onc-thrd. |. follows,
therefore, that tho estimated receipt Of three hum
drcl and tity millions oi dollars from . one per
cent tay, 10 tar below tho mark. aud th.t it would
The sun., 1865-02-07

DEATHS.

CLEMRNTs-on Monday, Feb. G, 1895, aner +.
ioh- anu sSI e.e illnesr, Ann Me h"ioNel wie oi
Miilism JN. Clements, aged II yaars, month and
Tue relatives and friends OF tho family, also her
brothers, Thomas Peter aud Robert Culkin, William
Clements, and her unclo, Charles Walker, arc re-
speetiuly invited to attend tho funeral, on wedne-
day afternoon, s.h inst ~ O'Clock, from the feIi-
denoo OF her mother, l66 Perry a.. ilJ
COFFEY-On Monday, Feb. g. John PatricI Cof.
fcy, the beloved son Of Michael and Catharine Cohey
Hsed year, months and 70 days.
The friends OF the family are To,pectfiliv invited
N attend the funeral, on Ne-inssday, FsO. ., ilosn
tue residence OF IA. parents 2Sl Mott 81. ia
CORRIGAN-in Willisnsburgh, Feb. Q, 1868 Ter
ence CotllgGn, native OF the Parish Of CoutubTet,
County Monaghan, ireland, in the 5Sth year VI llis
His relatives and the friends OF the family ~. re-
specug1uh invited 10 attend the funeral tins tlue'-
residence ls6 North I'd a.. lOl
GRAHAM-On Feb. S, 1885, Anne Maria Graham,
In the 18th year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.
spectmlly invited 10 attend the funeral, on Tues.
aAy hteinoon' teb. y at ] o'clock, IRON the Icti-
deuce Of her moiher, Mrs. Camela TOonla, 9i5 we.t
18th II, New ok. Ys4
KING On Monday, Feb. g. Samuel c. King, god
- years months and 20 DAYS.
Tho frie1d' rS Of the fsmiiy the member Of wash
paTtment IN genorul respectfully invited 10 At.
tend the funeral, on "Wednesday afternoon, Feb
9Th eth .t 0''A' nun a" '''' ''''a'H'S ~ gs Fast
AALLoN-on Feb. eth. 1865 Patrick Mallon, AGED
30 years native OF Co. Longiord, Ireland.
llis friends arc respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral, on "wednesday, 9Th ins', ut O'Clock, p n
from his late residence, l44 Washington 81, 10 Cal
VAry Cemetery. II
huRPlIY-on Feb. c, at 1876 Madison st. Michael
Murphy, anAtive OF Moore Hill, Co. Waterford, Ire.
| land. 'N
The funeral will take place from his late rosi.
dence, on "Wednesday afternoon, Feb, y at o'eoet
The relatives and friends u the family are Tesuaet
! fully lnY1ted 10 attend. Ib5
kENOpE On Feb 9Th, Hiram Reaode, Gsed 81
he reistiyes and friends Of tho family ara respect
tuly lnNitsd 70 attend the funeral, on Wednes,laJ
Afternoon, Feb. & at O'clock from his late re-Senre
20 stanton 81. ygI