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neral q drsvesend, l. L. on Thursday afternoon, at
sOAuos lon Sunday, Nay . from wounds received In
font Of Petersburg, Va, nnoxax scAMos. Company y,
sixsy.nlnth regiment n Y.yv. and formerly : meme
The relatives and friends Of the family also the mem
bes Of Company B. Sixty -nnth regiment N. 9. T.,
and members OF the Sixty ninth regiment Irish Brigade,
respectfully requested TO attend the funeral from the
residence Of his sister, u Washington street. Brooklyn
this "Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock.
raaas Msc wssch.sr On Sunuay mo.n ~ Nay a.
nADaB, only daughter Of G. Clinton and Henrietta T..
Tallmadge, In the 9th year Of her age. n
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon
at two O'Clock, from st. Peters church, westchester
without further not ce.
TAyLoR-On Tuesday morning, May 0, WILLIAM A..
TAY Or of tbs late firm Of McGraw Taylor, and senior
partner In the firm of Taylor, Brother Co., in the 54ta
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited To attend the funeral, Friday afternoon at
two O'clock from his late residence, los Allen street.
TrSAx-on Monday May 8, Rosy, the beloved wife Of
Laughn lyman aged 80 years native Of the parish Of
Dysart, county Westmeath Ireland
The relatiy and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late dence Isl
G, this wednesday, morning, at haif-past ten
o'clock thence to 81 Brdgeps church, corner OF avenue
and Eighth street, where Solemn requiem mass will
be offered for the reposc Of her soul Her remains will
be Inferred In Calvary Cemetery.
VAN DEyBEIGn.- AT New Bru nswsck, ~ j., on Tues
day, April 10, after lingering illness, ELIZA j., wife Of
James NJ Van Denbergh, OF IN city.
VAN AIsr-At Newtown, l. l., on Monday, May 8,
JOHN w. VAN AfsT, In the 39th year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
one o'clock this "wednesday afternoon and two o'clock
WALsa,-On Tuesday, May o. OF disease contracifd
while in the United States Navy JAMES WALSH aged 20
years born IN kilcasey parish Of Bayhae, county XII
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attond tho funeral this wednesday, afternoon
at two o'clock, from his late residence, 10 East Eleventh
streOt. N7 i4''i fts u
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uru and Nuevtas from New Haven dss Thistle Crels-
ton fos pAadepha, waiting cargo Sid 18th brig Favors
MArAssAs April Arr brigs Minnie rrsub True. Par.
land ProLsus nshonsy. DOT o.y Williams Thompson, ~
West; Uh, Brown, ossdAer, Newport; Protcse n
Boston. MfsA ttN .M -EfFftffEr
Sid 10Th bark sulIots Fenno. Renedios brig Harvs
Moon Staples Sagua; w Muir (Br) Harding Bolsss' 10
Nav l. bare Paul (Br), Carrie, NYork Colcord
cord, Sagua; Arietta, Colcord Remedies.
Poars.ogra, April 26-od, Yorktown, Driver. from H.
sacux April s3-Arr briggs Loeb Lomond, Black NYorS .
27th Model Torrey and Bacon de Castne johnson Bosc
sd 2sd bark Ann Elizabeth, Noggrave Philadelphia "a
brir Almon Rowpll, Boyd, Baltimore.
81 JOAN NIB, May 6-Arr schr Alice I, Loud, NYork.
American Ports.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 7--Arr bark Annie NJ PALM
schodeM Beaufort: schrs Heath, Lambert; Mersh N
cae. Goden Gate Lewis and Herbert lowell NYorh
GEORGETOWN nc May b-cli bark iiadley, sns
NEW ORLEANS Apfil 27-Arr ship Hope, Hancock, B s.
tom bari schamyl, Trip, and Celeste Clark Bangs,
brig Aroostook, Lord. Philadelphia . t
Caroline Eddy, smith, Cichiuegos; Anne
can Union Smith, Mobile Bay schrs JOS Kelly, Nelson =
vana via Nassau; Hope, yogt. Carienss
29th-Arr US ginboa Bermuda, Smith, berinuet wa o
Fanny Elder, Belize Hon. O. parks Money ncA om
NYorx; waltlnm, Wheeler, Boston; brig AoD5 ihah'"
CaTdenns.
NORFOLK, May 3-Ar schr Ann Elizabeth Baker, N
san FRANCISCO, May s-irr ship Golden Fleece, Hch
WASIINGroN TaRGIToRY se-oG Port Angeles March
81 bark Constitution, tpr SAnowc Islands, .I1
Al Port Townsend March n, BARK Lucy Ann, from sau
FrinciscO- =.
Kong about 9Th; bark , Perkna, for Honolulu ldg
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Port Of New York, May Q, 1865.

rfr CLEARED gfN
s!sans:hip Baltimore Lewis washiingto9y nand ~
Ship Hibernia (Br), Jansen, Lverpoo-repscot Bros
snip Plymouth Rock Grant, St John. Grnuesi, Min
xssis. %..s B ssAw'"'ess Vera cra' Fnn'h
Es ss ga rsTss
ssSYn az .9sa
Brig Active (Br), wllingae Glacc Bay-Mler Hough-
ssnr Lane gr,s s.r% FSgo-p Dsw. Co r.v,r,
Son.
sssr s mSsd be
schr Sarah Vaughn, Vaughn, washngton-yan Bfuut 3
ssSr John Walker Brewster, wa'hInssonvsn Bran'
schr senator Faulkn, Bos on--H s Racket l. Son.
ARRIVED.
April &C. oasensown attn AZ, with mdss and ~ pss
sS 9' H. p M 10 me s9
g a China Ssnos tG hense @ Is "s 3
* lon q IS Br ship CanSaa West steering N.Y. t III Lat
s,es%ship United Knsiom sBr,, Munro Glasgow, April
Steamship Havana, Greene, Havana days, with ndse
1s sSIg So%ss
inst 10 PM lats2 lon 1914, saw steamship Guiding STAR
steamship Dudley Buck ~ transporp Merryman, Fort
ress vUsss "s ballast 70 e x
rho%ss apr 4 wiz eese Geo Gee is salsy "''en
Brig Brooks, Miller, Frontera rs days, with mahoga-
Brig Alex Ncksls Ro.ebrOok, Nusvas 10 days. with
Brig Forester Murray Bath 6days, with lumber 10 Hol
schr Fashion (of Brookhaven) Mills Natansas, days.
with fruit, to Mescham 4 Farnum.
schr Dragon DAM Petersen, 81 Cpoix days. with
sem ny queen ss.j Bsrnes Bermuda day.. with po-
Echr L0isiis undsrhl Bsrscoa, Il days, with Fruit to
~ Pe.rssl April ~ lat so lon ~ spoke b. brig Jenny
SEM On, Leblanc, ch.rlos.s.o~n. rs day. with
boston Netss 81 Andrews. NIB. with lumber Jno
ss s Sass Dom. ", cs., q. days.
6chr v Holmss Taylor. Virginia.
sshr ye,tsowp, wosi1n, yrsinia ~
seSr s 2 S Fan coa 1s1 Wilma xi.rsn'a
echr VIM Henry, Chariot Virginia.
s scss Rps S.S lame: H1ss n dyi.s!n!a M
schr i seaues FRENCH snsh s sHi' W.
= echr KING, Clepdenin. Calais, Z days
sssr Car Jss:; A; H'as.F Calais S:ys
esSr @ b King Hs0reseS Calais.
ecb,I Bent Foster. CHerrynelA
echr A Paine, Jones KaetpoSt
echr Capt John, Torrey, Ellsworth.
echr Sarah, Drisko, MAchias, 7days.
schr Panama Carl, Machas
schr Geo Washinston, Pendieton Portland.
Schr Hampton Belle, HATCH Portland.
BELOW.
Ship Clara Wheeler wilmarth from Liverpool, days.
Brig Zephyr, from Trinidad
Schr Caroline Evansworth (Br).
Also ships, barks and D briggs, unknown.
on schr Coral Isle.
windSt sunset N.
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Understanding avana-Mrs Eliza stJohn, G segar
MARTINI Mary Ann Benhed sister niece; Mary Jane
Carr Ramon Milan snd wife, John yors and wife, Pablo
Garcia, Antonio de Armss, u Jones, Elliott q
Laviolette, GeoSeymour James Hoden Louis Ebert Her
man Ebert, Jos Harris Kowns, II Kowns Rosaa
Ilnsting Arnold aud servant Leon Pratt Louis Ordasc
Manuel Arsti Alonzo Arnas Doude, Manuel Gonzales,
Eusebio Escalante hos Hale Keeling, Metre Jas
Esrly, Edwad pson welspoper Juan serrare. AZ
Pudra, Joseph Bandesmann, P y Perez, w Vi Locfy,
Hurlberi Jas Miller, Cerban, Ramon n Cianen, Am
brosio Alta, Juan Teo Alta.
DEPARTURES.
LIvsnroo,-s,ssmshp North America from Portland
Miss Reynolds, VI Pratt and daughter, w Marriott John
Mallen, John McCrills, Y Lurnsden w Cone Mrs y
Wilson, Mrs CONNECT, Louis Benjamin, W Dimmock
Wilson, John Oendenny Dimmock John Alton wife and
four children; Mrs McNaper, u Chappc, Smith, wife
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STEAMSHIP RPrBIIG Captain Dolard for New 0rleans III.
rect has been nnavodaby detained un Saturday the 18th
inst when she win sail o'clock PM from pier North
River The accommodations OF hisseamer for passengers
excellent those intending go New Orleans
do well 10 pay her visit
Purser Huertas. of steamship Havana. which arrived
last evening from Havana has thanks papers
principal places the Island Of Cuba
Vera Cruz.
srAx.nP ASHLAND before reported ashore near Oregon
Inlet NC arrived At Bamere sh Inst fos repairs She was
fvcred TO the S Quartermaster nt Baltimore.
LAgscasO4. R,sAaosd; Me- % inst, from the yard q
The parties will launch schr OF about 200 tons during
The bsvk recently launched at Cape Elizabeth by JOS
Dyer has been chartered 10 load with deals at Portland for
with loss OF re,opgannas land passed up to eardner
Whalemen.
rse oses r Nov Ns. fs o s "s m
Ps rs Oh oss sS%s 80 I ns ua
BARK Com Morris Rowland cid at New Bedford 9Th Inst
ship Cal lcrna Cleveland NIB, Coast of California
Bark eca Luce Nh was at Talcahuano March a. I40 sp
last cruise Had shipped all hi, oil 1855 gals sp by ship
TllcsnuAso March s-sid bark oypsey Robinson NIB for
Luce Maxwell Chase sr
Ma S2S sf GS%%:s c bsg e Rn5C s dol %
spoken, sc.
Bs,a yccrps Ene % days hence for San Frans'co
Bari Drsbers, Nichols from Mcssiua for New York
Foreign Ports.
ANTWERP, April 24-Arr solide, 'Paulsen. Boston.
AhIcArrF April a1--sld Am Union Russell, Liverpool.
BoRpRAui April 23-sld Progress vaieur San francisco
gE!xupA April 29Jn port Br brigs Excelsior Cooper
CuxHAvfr, April 22-sld John Bertram, Edge NYork
aoconda Purnston; National Eagle Matthew'S ana Golden
S" m s. q Lem
Sid prev 10 I'D ship ~ Lous Ballard, bound 8 seeking
fga which was dn Calcutta and verylow For Boston the
Clnrlsls April Is Art briss II n McGilvery, Gnkey aud
Knight strout Portland; seth. simcee (Br Iiesins
Gid 18Th brig Cambridge (Br) smith, Portland; schr Helen
lar Holder, Eyorki aeh, bfss Union lBr), do Anna D.
CirstgseC. April gAr brig Hcr's no,so ~ , sS,r
Sarah stu<rt st Jseo Sid 9th, bark Small Boston
Faosrrnl April li-No Am vessel IN port s'd i1h "rs
GsKA LIAR April IsIn por, ship South America, Lincoln
Arr Al do 18Th EiIsaSeh Davis Messns tsnd sid for New
HAvANA April so--Aw bark Andes, MerrIman Portland;
fss FSasSn ST. .. wa.s N2os
sid NpriI a. bsrfs Hamilton, Adis, Cardenes and
Portland; 81 Jaso White, do do; bfss !, Emery, Bad
Br Brewn Ncayitss and Nyork Harvest HonS DcEcy
sagua; ,.r.s rs,avera. Merr,,hew. ssgua. pssrach
Harrison Nyosk; brgs Eudorus Haskell Csrdenas 0rson
Wsn,,sW Nay s-Arr Br schr Hope Carroll, NYork
LvrnrooL, April 25--Arr Ringdove Lloyd, Gulf OF Call
sld 18Th Excelsior, Pendle,on Nyork
Emit out 2bh, Cuba ts stone. and City of Dublin (s) Ey
non, NYork; squando Jctisn, 81 John, Nh.
IoapoSpKnny, April 20-Arr Nova scoiIan (s), wyic
Portland for Liverpool and proceeded
IrGnoRN April G-sld Perseverance Robertson, Nyork
MArAnoEos April iO-ln port Dr. bark E,erton Smith, I'm
Mayscgtz fpri 0s-In port brirs Gmor Meredith, snow,
Tor Nfok zvul Caroline Jones for Baltimore 2sih Thomas
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Court CaIeudar-Tbis Nav.

SUPREME COURT ClRcur-Part Nos A. 1909,
1883, 1905, 1877 1885, lf1 1857 1881 65e 443 1906
1895, 1905, SCI 1913 liso, 1859, 1918, ASH. Part D.
Noe 1885, 1874 l60, 1884 laos, 1890 sea- GOA, 1648,
1854
SUPERIOR CouRr-TmiL TrM-Part Mos 62l3,
1915, 5277. 4o41, 1910. Part 2-Nos bo2I $780, 1926
44o, 5000 $780, $685. 1850, $780, ssi4 o674 1885, be,
1904, 1890
COMMON PIEAs-TRIAL TERN.-Part Mos s21, $40,
ee7 873 63s, s27 943, ZOO 7s7 96i $40 e42 e63 1922
$50 Part 2-Nos 6s7, 8, CAS- 439 500, $50 Al0, TO,
ia 1919 Q8S. Q35 1lq3 224 gxb - III
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HI0 COMMAND NUMBERED EIGHr MIN.
From the Memphis Bulletin. MAY Al

From gentleman just arrived nom 1rEinsas, va
learn that Je Thompson y at Harrisburg, about thirty
eight men len Il his late command al but these having
deserted since learning Of the surrender Of Lee and
DoSS: Madison sns s
ago. S Se river sSs u u" s'ss rse ~
smarmed about bis head Standing near che Are was
bottle from which he occasionally refreshed himsslf
with draughts OF fire water Thompson, who was for
mery hard drinker is said 70 have reformed since
Stunning command Of the northern district probably from
realization OF his Importance % TO the confederate
cause
Dobbns allowed his men to 60 home some time ago,
with the understanding that they would assemble again
when called for but several orders have
terly failed to bring Of his former followers his
standard. Colonel Lyle is three miles above Rchburg
and Is also compelled to bear alone the burden his go
ries There is not zed force of fifty rebels In
all Of Northern and Eastern Arkansas cotton boat
recently landed at Rchburg and in III way JeG Thomp.
son obtained possession Of some late Northern papers,
containing the news of Lce'scapitulson Among them
was Oh ergo Times in which editorial to the CT
fe that the confcder,cy PLAYED Institution.
JEFF. needed better Of the fact and for
getting his good resolution to touch not taste not han
die not desrched one Of his followers to the boat for
bottle ~ whiskey after which he wrote proposition to
surrender, and sentit tosftte Rock When our infor
mant LETT the steamer izoa was going up ST. Francis
under flag Of truce with officers from General REYNOLDS
headquarters on board doubtless to confer with the
centric warrior in regard to terms of cspitulation.
10. Shclbys force Is also wasting away and at IN 8
time he has not men enough under his command form
body guard His late followers scattered along the
Missouri line wanting to go home, but fearing to do so
lest the federal authorities should punish them A few
Of his mon arc nj Mariana tho Languile rv r. under
Captains Cox and Ashley, and anxious TO return TO their
homes in Missouri
The people of Madison threw up their hats with Joy
when informed OF the surrender OF Lee and had any ono
been bold enough to take the lead demonstration Of
loyalty would have followed They had prayed for peace
aud this news seemed TO lit load from their shoulders
Our informant says there Is much loyalty in Arkansas,
and now that the people have escaped the clutches or
their late leaders they will not be slow vindcac them
selves.
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committee, after some debate was then appointed
hr r sER moved that the committee be authorized to
rece Contributions from all who desired to become
Tie motion was ovcrruled.
gUsN ~ or THE CONVENTION.
ommittec OF I've was appointed by the Chairman
70 Pre- pare tue b. sncss Of the convention.
Mr. srR moved tina, Committee on Nominations
bs appointed by rhc Chair The motion was seconded
raE YEAR OF JUBILEE-REsoLuTioN TO DISSOLVE
tue SOCIETY.
Mr. GAPRsoN rose, md continuation OF his morning
speech, moved tho following resolutions
wbcieis u formal on of the American Anti Slavery
&c ton in The guilt Of slave aud state
eeseGiy sub erviea, e he viii Of heaven aeySs slave
%csy and u",ns labor on part society procure
sosan 1eu" s ponra out ' Without iS aud
ue Bile attempt South dism utcr lhc Union
that oS'T s h g. and
or seek oden from se mass he people when
e reasons VIII Oh compelled them take sucha position no
Rssoyei, That uniting our shans,s,v,nss to God with
He rssas I joy s0Sia bic
agitation uncasd Tor we ec.e The operations and the ei
snss is .Sss S ss !.
ss @ the sS %I Ina sIs he sOmse shat,
rights and interests Of the colorcd population
Mr. PnIIlfPs opposed tho motion for a com
nittce on Nominations premature, In az far ss II
Intercred with tho regular course OF conventional
bsiness He suggcatd that 10 save time and 10 close
the proceedings In time TO enable those from distant
points 10 take the first OF transportation home,
the nomination OF officer should be proceeded with so
that If the majority we're in favor Of continuing the
ETY. that much Of the necessary work might be
plcted.
Mr. G,RRIsoy would leave the question 70 the good
sense Of the meeting be thought the eoccty that had
abcred 20 long IN this cause nov that their abors were
longer needed would have the good TO dsband
IL would be, therefore bett 10 meet ths question at
the outset-whether the society intend to perpetr
lis existence nou IF they dissolved there would be
no need VI officers
The resolution FOR appointing officers being amended
passed aud a committee appointed to consider Mr.
Garrison's resolutions
REsoLrTroN TO CONTINUE.
The Business Committee to whom MI Garriaons reso.
buttons we're referred, after brief council together re-
turned aud submitted the following
Pcsoved That constitutional cndn INT abolish
w slavery y not yet ratified ADD conseqnety me system
o. n,vefy eAnd IN NE sye or the law, unlouch.d, and
VIZ 70 ttsfe e still thousands Of slaves legally htiu
wtn the Oud ~t therefore the society calls upon Us
members for q Ssh aud unng diligence In prosecuting tho
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,ccsday, May O. at
g. Matthew's church, Walker street, 6y the brides
father, Rev. Juiirs A. BrSeELRoH Of Jersey City, and
AueusIE NJ C., eldest daughter Of Rev. c. " e. stohl'
mann. No cards.
Erie papers please copy
Hoka.ooK--WHTMAa On Wednesday, evening May 3,
at the Laight street church, by Rev Robert h. actcri
gal Mr. ID. O HoLBRoCK to Miss MAuair r.. VGi1NAS all
OF this city
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CURE OF ABRAM VAN WART. OF SING SING OF
SING SING, Oct IA 1858

DIR. BRANDRErH: .---
severe main in my right and elbow DR.. A. H. HOnl,
Of this place prononneed nearal: e tre2tsa me ior
time bat getting no better advised ELECTRICITY eo
bsncGt whichever After this my legs became numb AM
parlyzed, aud my BACK ai Sdneys were tomogi9d WI
q Ftsh"r o i' M haa ri MS Disease ot the d
They treated me flr or Time but finally pronounced
hopeless Other eminent physicians then tiea'ed NJ
Understand Tint my case was ncuiable so 4
length / gave mp all hope, tue lower half Of my
body being tot. iy parayzcl and much swollen; aie
suffered terrible pain In the urper part OF my body My
bowels completely patel from The paraiy ss -
no medicinc proaucsd pas @ and my urine e w e % %
Sally Ann Storms, begged me t. take
RETIrS PILLS. as she hid used them herself IN heI
my wife, swallowed nine Brandreth's pills They
operated twelve hours afterwards, sig'ty continud
taking nine every day for sever weeks their opsr,ao9
afternoon, o'clock about three months ago, took .
PM: as hey operating n ss soa
were like egg and water mixed, several quarts OF
which came away, Of most disasreesble odor. Tho
me die the antnesss passed much bet
ter and for the rst nearly two years. able
anS and y. sn"S "a. sSa s able To
sasethsr niastsen q PILLS and ssy
S my Ssr p pain
srow stronger Ny ne!ghtoT: look upon o.
iish my case thatthoSe suenng psrsyse and kdney
dseases know bow easily they sy 30 cured BY BRAN
D"A' tbs ABRA~vAN wARr
This case Is certified By all the town onlcers
Principal o1ce, near broadway, In Canal street.
BRANDRETHs PILLS % cents per boz, with fun dirsO-
Observe my name Is in white ,hs govsrpmsns
stamp which secures the genuine.
Onlce, Brandycth House, New York. London. p New
berry Son, Is st Paulp Churchyard.
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McDBRnosr--DnAPu On Tuesday, Nay 2, BY he Rev
Isaac Wescou, Mr.. y0D nCBunM011 70 hiss HArSAn
DRAPER, both Of this city.
sus-BAKrn-A the y. y church, Patchogue \,
on Sunday evening, Nay y By he Rev. VIM Huesb
Mr. Joas H. PRIos 10 Mas Anna D. BAxsR, I'll Of the
above named place.
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SHIPPIN q Ne w S

ALMANAC NEW yoRK-mm DAY.
DUN Rises. ............ 10 NOON RISES. eve
uuN ............ nioH WATER. morn 81
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MACPHERSON 4 DONALD SMITH

Late style Smith 4 BrotherH
New York,
40 BREWERS OF
EAST INDIA AND BITTER PALE ALES. tF-
These Alcs are OF improved quality bewed with greaf
care pleasant nutrve and strengthening and can be reee
for purity.
The attention Of consumers solicited. ts
Orders by mail promptly executed. -. o.,
Brewery West Eighteenth street. Between TN ana 9th Nv
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MACPHERSON : DONALD sxITI

Late STYLE Smith & Brother),
NA y New York,
afateNN BREWERS OF 49,
EAST INDIA AND BITTER PALE ALES.Ia(
These Ales Of improved quality, brewed with grehg
care pleasant nutvc and strengthening and be reeo
Cor purity. - re1e as
The attention Of consumers solicited.
Orders by mail promptly executed
Brewery West Eighteenth street, between 7th and 9th
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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attend the funeral this Wednesday, morning at ten
o'clock, from the residence OF his parents, ac4 Ninth
avenue.
MulrEaS-0n Tuesday. May Q, RosaSSA MuiHERs,
The friends Of the family and those Of her brother and
brother In law respectfully invited to attend the fu
neral from The residence OF her mother No LA Ridge
street ON Thursday aft rnoon, at one O'Clock
McDvrr.-On Tuesday mornrg, Nay o. OF typhus
fever, JAWS McDrvrrr in the 2olh year Of his age
Notice Of funeral In to morrows paper.
McNAmAR,.-M Astoria, on Tuesday, May o. after o
long and severe Illness, RoslaEA MCNAMARA.
The friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
TO attend tho funeral, on Thursday afternoon at two
O'clock from her mothers residence, Flushing avenue
from VI, nee TO Calvary Cemetery.
McK.AH--At Knoxville, on Monday, April 3, CHARLES
@. McKsAS, son Of b. H. Mexican, In the 49th year Of
his age.
OBRnx-on Monday, May, ., after short but severe
illness, JANE BKns. native Of the city Of Cork, Ire-
land in the 32d year Of his age.
The funeral will take place, from "a James street. this
"wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock.
Rrt cLrs-M the DanvilIe Va, military prison. on
irSsy February 10 ssor D GOLDEN Ruac Addition
The friends Of the family Invited 10 attend the fu
neral without further notice this "wednesday afternoon
avenue The rmains will be taken TO Nyack, New YORK.
for interment
Ruyor-On Tuesday morning, May 0, BEKr, wife Of
Henry Runge, In the oath year OF her age.
invited to attend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon
avenue, between Fifty third and Fifty.fourt streets
RtLir-Killcd, at the capture OF Fort Gregg In front
g S% Of sTS Ss An E
Tho relatives and friends Of tho family also the active
and honorary members OF Lady Washington Engine
Company No 49, and the members Of the Centre Market
Association respectfully invited to attend the fune
raj, from S72 Eighth this "wednesday afternoon al two
O'Clock.
Ross.-At Union Iili, ~ j.. CArHARrvr, daNlhtcr Of
the late Angus and Sarah Ross in the 21s year of her
age.
Tie relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this Wednesday, afternoon Mt two
O'Clock, from tho residence OF her mother the above
place
SiRyKiR-At GmvcsenG l., l., on csday, May O.,
SAUL h RSEEn, for of eph 3. and Jane A. Stry
ker, W. Il years, months nd ~ days
4hc relatives and friends re invited 70 stsnd the Ca
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06
Mrs. TayIor's Appeal in Behalf
OF the Industrial School.

. .
1.-The Journal of Saturday Imorning con-
tains q card from Mrs. NJ. B. TAYLOR, Pres
identof the Board of Managers of the In
dustrial School, appealing to the several
churches y Of Columbus tor donations,
10 enable, the Managers to. hold a Fes-
tivsl. Certain "loyal" gentlemen are
named as Committee to assist the
sloyalr ladies who have this enterprise9in
charge; and ..loyal" Committees are, ap-
pointed Ia eleven ct the Protestant
churches, to solicit contributions. The ap-
pealis only to ''loyal" christians; ''disIoy-
alrrones are not expected to givel .,;,.,f
I'VE would respectfully suggest, that it is
sbout time to stop this sort of talk It was
fashionable for old women. of both sexes to
indulge in it during the war; but the war is
over and President JoHNsoNsays all areloy-
slnow. Everybody understands that Mrs.
TAYLOR means Democrats, when she speaks
Of some of our people as being "disloyal;"
ahdwhen It is considered that there is an
overwhelming Democratic majority In this
city, the folly of splitting out her partisan
venom, ip connection with an appeal for a
benevolent object, becomes quite apparent.
= Industrial Schools are good Institutions
where they are properly managed, and
people are willing to sustain them; but
when Managers borrow language from po-
litical demagogues to embody in their ap-
peals for donations, they make very dam
aging' mistake, and greatly injure the
cause. 49,