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GENERAL DIRECTORY.

GENERAL. DIRECT0RV
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District Judgo-wm II Robertson.
Commissioner in Equity--Isaac ii Means.
C,ork OF Eourt--Samt Is Clowney.
EnH!in--hliSha y" oleVcr. ..
Tax Colicctor-Robert II JENNINGS,
EorEncf-hohcrt liawthorn.
Notary puhIicJos q Stc,yort
.. As gL.
Hawthorn Daniel d K;rklnnJ' I1en,S Ell e;h
son, George II Miller, James AZ ikens William
broom, william NJ & Martin, DIR William
Carlisle, III III Counts, DR. d Iauderdale.
BOARDS OF COMMISSIONERS.
,,. commissioners of Roads.
Lowell Edmuds. John Lemon E1wor,,
p Niobly. RobcrtE S,nitb william n W.
ward. Dir John Palmer, Laban G. Chhppcll.
~ ~ ~ NC i,aS'ci' ,hoiins NJ byles' gohn
" enSi.,,5,, 81 III 80 o'g' % 'oIn w mcNleckih,
= ''' ''0'N'''''"'' ''" ho"''" i"yior'
commissioners "a Oh free scahopis, tai'
/, r 90 W.. ~ nohcS, 'acoo booNmah, Arthur
~ m!i''''' NroSny, James n McCro-
III; H''o"' Df' icNiasler, pr' IL
N'''o" .' u'
COMMUNIST olsCrs Approve Pub.
hic'SccHritics.
Henry l. Elliott, james r Aiken, John II
Afops| M"nsci man, James D stewart
Commissioners of Public Build.
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The Camden Journal,
"l ' - 20 ,stf ff 81 ~
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT CAhDEN, 8. g.,
BY j. 7. HERSIlMAN.
oct 2i'65
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The Soitlacra, EaprcsCoIm;,lny,

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hFFER unsurpassed facilities for the shin.
" mcnt (froin Augusta and points South }
or Cotton, Cotton Gooda, and heavy frciphts
for Savannah, New York. and all points North
and West IN. - -.
bgSrhrough receipts given on which insurau.
con be effected at lowest rates .|
NU,ihterna, Revenue Tax will be paid or bonds
given by this Company. in accordance with
regulations " tha United States Treasury De-
partment.
For particulars and rates, inquire of South.
yern Express Company.
This Company is now prepared 70 forward
SGoEDA AND SILVER com, CURRENCY
~ a. PARCELS, AND FREIGHTs,
NEo PetersburG, Va, Lynchburg, Va,
Danville, Va, Bristol, Tenn.
GLresnsbog9', GL y. G, Salisbury; n. C..
Goldsboro', N. c., Wilmington N. g.,
AND'To WAY STATIONS ON THE
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, South Side
Railroad Petersburg Railroad, North Carhiina
Railroad, Raleigh and Castor Railroad. viii.
mington and Weldon Railroad, and Western
N. Z. Railroad.
LETTERS, MONEY PACKAGES AND
M e 70 SNAIL pARCEi.s. kYa
Augusta, Ga, savaunah, Ga,
Macon, Ca, Columbus, Go
Selma, Ala. Jackson, Mics,
lty - New Orleans. LII. .,.y..
sage fs, ,Asp TO WAY sTAToINs bY THE
Charlotte $. G.. Railroad South Carolina
Railroad. Georgia Railroad, Macon and WRIST.
ern Railroad, Atlanta aud West Point Ra!L
road. Southwestern Railroad, Southern RnIL
road. and Alabama and MississippI Railroad
All Goods shipped by the Adams ard Harden
Express Companies. and marked to the care
OF the Southern Express Company, will be
promptly forwarded to destination. nm
N Freights shipped by steamship to our care
will bo forwarded by Express without charge
for commission aud drnyaQo. ''Hp
fordcrs arc left al or Office, goods W III l.,
called for and forwarded by irsi rxltcss.
ADAmG EXPRESS co.
oct 1886
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THE CIHRIsFTAN INDEX

PY the First Of October, or as soon as
~ the mails are re established. l will re-
new the publication of tho "CHRISTIAN
lNDEX' and the "CIIILD'S INDEX'' Ihaye
been publishing.
Price of Index" per annum f: SO 90
Price of "Child's Index" g: so
Money may be rcmittcd at once, ms my de-
termination is positive My desire is to So
curo large subscription list with which TO
oegih, and issue this prospectus that sub
scribcrs may have time to forward their re-
mittanccs.
IL is my intention TO issue first class pa
pcfs, and no pains or expense will be spared
to secure that end. The best writer's and
correspondents will be secured, and the
highest religious and literary talent will bo
given to the papers. The CHILDS PA
pEk Will be psofuscly illustrated and will,
in every sense, be made to conform to
new titlc,
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The DaiIy Express :
PETERSBURG. VA

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III enlarged form, with new type, under
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daily increasing circulation. and offers to mer-
chants and others desiring to communicate
with the Southern public. advantages surpass-
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Persons desiring greater quantity OF space
than above designated, will be accommodated
on liberal terms.
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Address fi 4.Isn m I4u.
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This is thrilling story Of heart. life and tho
fashionable world and aside from an absorb.
ing plot artistcally interviewer, il abounds IN
sue gestive thoughts and descriptive passages,
g.r od and exquisite in character and finish.
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'rhe GhiId,s DeIigI,f.

Money may be sent by Express or other
wise if by Express, at my risk, if tho ex-
press receipt is sent me, on the resumption
Of mail facilities.
My connection with the firm of J. w.
Burke s. Co., is dissolved, but will estab-
ish an Office in Macon, Ca, where commu-
mcations may be addressed. ..s..,
SAMUEL BOYKIN.
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Aal Dress.

by VIM. b. SMITH s. CO.,
Field and Fircside Book Publishing House,
5S Fayetteville ST., Raleigh, N. G..
N 4 VEL E,SS:
BY MRS. FANNY MURpAUGu DOWNING.
Ono VOL 10 mo Fine Cloth, Price 81. 0C'
This ia n thrillnm story of hnnri Ii n anG tkE.
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Magistrates.

Lowell Edmunds, John Lemon, Edwar,
p Niobly, RobcrtB Smith, William j Wood
warI, DR. John ID Palmer, LabanC Chhppcll
DR. j Il McMastcr, Thomas NJ Lylest John !
Douglass, Robert Ford, John w McMcckin
Il Nj Bookhardt, Gen Edward Taylor.
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The Fenian Trials.

MONTREAL, November 7.-B. Deylin, su emf
nent lawyer, is here, having been requested by
the United States Government to defend the
Fenian prisoners here, whose trials will com
mence in December.
TORONTO, c. W, November The Fenian
trials will be laid over until tomorrow. on &C
count of the witnesse, being absent to attend 10
the elections in the States.
Father MoMahon, under sentence of death
has determined to appeal TOR a new trial.
An application for new trial will also be
made on behalf OF Colonel Lynch.
MONTREAL, November THE imports for tbe
last month In Montreal amount to oyec four
million dollars
number Of ministers are here In Cabinet
council to-day, previous t. leaving tor EneIand
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GOVERNOR oFTHE SAID CoMMoNwEALrH
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas II hath been the good and worthy
custom of the Commonwealth to set apart,
annually, day for the special ackno wledgment
of the goodness of the Almighty, and for ex-
pressing, BY the whole people, at one time and
with a common voice, the thanks and praise
which throughout the year are springing from
the hearts of men; therefore,
|, Andrew G. Curtin, Governor of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, do, by this my
proclamation, recommend that the COOL people
of the Commonwealth observe Thursday, the
29th day of November next, as a day of thanks.
giving and prayer, and do then assemble in
their respective churches and places of vor.
ship, and make their humble thank.offering to
Almighty God for all His blessings during the
past year.
For the abundant gathered fruits of the earth
For the thus far continued activity of industry;
For the general preservation of health;
And especially for that in His divine mercy,
He hath stayed the threatened pestiience
And, moreover, that they do beseech Him to
continue unto us all His blessings, and to con-
firm the hearts of the people OF these United
States, that by the lawful force of their will.
deeds of good justice, wisdom and mercy may
be done.
Given under my hand and the great seal of the
State, at Harrisburg, this twenty.ninth day
of October, in the year OF our Lord, one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty-six, and of the
Commonwealth the ninety y-frst.
BY the Governor
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FURNITURE. BEDDINc. ETc.

t9Uh FURNITURE AT GOULD & U,QS
Nos ~ ga9p aba q sPaSgSs % s9r1er HIN ana Market "
ne lafgeet cheapest and best stock Of Furniture
eveIy uesct Upton In the w0r Send for Printed aa
1gesSs SUI EIlce List he soundness aterla and
WCLhm4nsnp s guaranteed Of al we seL Furnlture for
n, pLssWIng room Chamber OF Bed room Dinlng
'VVSn, hpptary-, Kitchen, servants rooms Odlcea
: slooh sShufches, odd Fellows, Mhsons or othet
L,oqEss, Ships Institutions Clubs, Colleges Pub ic
Belolngs Hote Boarding aouses Hospitals FAIRS or
Drawings and estma es urnshed when reoulrcd
u yroers sent by post will be executed with dc patch
dealers and the trsde generay tnue 10 be snnpsS
on tne game liberal wholesale terms that insure theso
,aL @ pion Parties at distance NAV remt through our
hankeI, the Farmers and Mechanics Saiional Bank,
Shesthu street, or the Union National Bank, Intro
sTeSt or DY EXPRESS Check, Post ONCE Order I'm
mediate attention will be Civ and satisfaction Insured
GOULD q Co,
e. corne Ninth and MA ARKET streets and
ans. Nos " and 80 North SECOND street
Wop PhladelphiA.
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Lntest pfnrkels br Telnrranh

NKw YORK, November Cotton IA dull Flo1r
dull ana 1C020 cents ower safes OF 6OOO barres AZ
81 4C9 III for state; Sl2G4 70 for Ohio; and 30 4O
ia Tor Western Southern dan; 300 barrels sold az
Sl2 bt alI 70. Wheat dull and aeoned Lag osnts !.
s9ies OF 200 bushels at 50 88 for No M1 waukie
Corn unsettled, opening at advance of 39i cents
Beet dull Pork heavy at $2S for mess Lard oniet
at l44l6i cents. Whisky steady.
new YORK, November Stocks are lower. Chi.
cago and mock Island, ll03; Cumberland preferred
1893 Limos Central l25; Michigan southern g8s !;
New York Central, l22; Reading 1l6I; Hudson
hiVer. IA Canton Company, 563j Missouris DO;
United States Coupons, 1881. 1l4S; do. 1862. ll0i;
do 1864. lOlsi do 1866, l075; new ssues no.; len
iorties, 100 treasury 3-l0thS los; second series
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THE New OFFICE OF rHE WESTERN
UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY, at the sou tneast
corner Of Third and Chesnot streets, was opened
morning. IL is fitted up in excellent aty1e. and
Manager Merrihew deserves great praise for the
accommodations he has afforded TO the public
IN IN the arrangement OF desks, ETC. The cirouar
ugsh % placed IN the centre of the office, and
nnICu II ueVOted to customers for the writing Of
messages, is 80 arranged that no one can look
over the writing of another. The entire build
ing Is occupied by the telegraph Company, aud
n .ne faculties afforded Will be Of great advantage
TO the business public q TT ~.
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NEWARK, November 7-Hill tRep.J is elected
to Cone1es5 over ROGERS 10y about $500 majority.
and II is believed that Newell (Rcp. is reelected
in the Second District. The Congressional dele
cation viii stand four Republicans % one Demo
crat--a Republican pain ot two.
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DIR. HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoMGoP ,rUrC
REMEDIEs foI families are viewed with favor by All
Intelligent citizens in and out OF the profession
The medicine or specific tor each disease is supplied
IN proper quantities. with Iu direct ons in srna II
book, and they have been the means OF eRecting
very great benefit The system OF having specific
for each par ocular disease ORIGINATED with nr. Hum.
phreys, and has been elaborated and extended with
great care. and for their simp city and efficiency
leave little to be desired. Depot, NO 562 Broa lwav
New York
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IAN ACCIDENTAL DEATH. - Lawrence
Fitzpatrick, who was thirty.two years of age,
ana leaves wife and child TO mourn his loss
met his death yesterday in sad manner. He
was IN the employ of Mr.. J. W. Woolston. and
while driving a hay wagon in Main street, near
Mannheim. he tell Under the wheels, which passed
over his head crushing 1t so that instant death
was the result .".I
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS p. M.
Appolntment OF Assistant RHarsnsl
aee' accident on the Orange
ana alexandria Railroad
Sonn Morrissey Clears
S2e, 900 by elec-
ton Bets, etc.

isPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EyESrSa M, ,,,,,
WASHINGTON November y
General o. p. Goodine, Of Indiana ibrotbo, =.
s" 'hal 'ooding OF the District OF Columbia.
u"' oeeh appointed Assistant Marshal. 10 place
ol Co'onel ). h'oBeirne, appointed Registt p or
Wills ... a. f T-I ~ W
Caplain BagRerly. conductor on the Orange
ana Alexandria Railroad, was killed al Catietes
Station Yesterday, by being caught between tho
train and a platform. .r.a n fah35,,
John Morrissey makes twenty-five thousand
dollars on bets that New York city would give
over forty thousand majority for Hoffman.
Major-General stoneman is in wnshinoton
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Preparing TO CELEBRATE THE ELEC-
TIoN. : Dennis Walton, yesterday afternoon
thought he would make ample preparation for
sport over the election in the evening. For
this probable purpose he occupied himself in
rolling barrels from one store 10 another, in the
neigh0oihood OF Walnut street wharf. Alder.
mittng him, in default of $500 bail 10 answer
the charge of malicious mschief .
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The Atlantic Cable.

EEw YORK, November 7.-Messages from
Europe, OF to-days date, were received iD tbis
city at 8 20 O'Clock this morning.
We are Informed that since The re suction af
one-half Il, tie tariff for despatches over the
Atlantic cable, there has been large inctease
In the hnsinn.. ---
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Republican Rejoicipgs in New Yorrc.

ALBANY, N. Y, November The Republican
Union General Committee are Griug hundred
guns to-day. in honor of the reelection o.
Governor FCntcn.
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SNOW POWDER IN GREAT OEMAND.-The SNOW
PoG der Is IN demand in every direction Store.
keep rs, agents, dealers OF al sorts who are un TO
the times, are compelled to order early and often TO
keep their eager patrons SupDued ,he fact Is guch
Is the genuine and amOst wonderful merit of the
Powder, so greatly does 1t reduce the disagreeab e
drudgerv and wearlsome toI OF days washing.
nent thing Henceforward, to those VINO use the
Powder Monday will be as bright and sunny as
other DAYS OF the week. ~
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The Great Fire nj ouebso

QUEBEC, November THE Mayor of ou,ba.
has received q number of cable TELEGRAM,
from ENGLAND, empowering him to draw none,
for the relief of the suffers by the fire
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Two MORE WAIFs.-This morning, the
body of male infant was found dead on the
optn lot at Nineteenth aud Catherine streets
A neWlyborn male child was also found in
the Cohocksink creek. The body was taken by
the Harbor Police to their Station House. That
the unnatural parents in either of these cases
will be discovered and punished is more than
doubtful, but the Coroner is doing what he can
to ferret out the mysteries.
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Moyement of Sicnmer.-

BtsToN, November The steamrr Odjna
sailed Il forenoon for LIVERPOOL aui aahfsx.
She has twenty-three passengers for Liverpool
and twenty for BatioS, bat ne specie
The J1Ud, nom Liverpool via Halifax is sig-
nailed below and will arrive up about O'Clock
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AN UNSATISFACTORY PROMIsE.-T,ast
evening, Theodore Cromwell while ooeratIng
in the neighburhood OF Juniper lane, ,reIaye / y
gentleman OF his hat and coat, promising. how.
ever, that he would return these con venIent
articles of raimeut on the morrow. Alder nan
Swift did not consider the promise altogether
satisfactory, and hence Theodore was committed
for trial.
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New York Election.

HUDsoN, New York. November z John II
Ketcham (Rep.) is elected in the Twelfth Con
eressional District by 1900 majority.
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-CHEROKEE REl[EDY

.. CdEhOhEE HE-HEDJ
Cures oil Urinary Comp laints, VIZ Gravel Intam-
ma tiOn Of the Bladder aud Kidneys Retention OF Urine
Structures OF the UretnTa DrOpscal Swe linss Brick
Dust Deposits and all diseases that require dluretc
and W hen used in conjunction with the
CHEROKEE INJECTION, ..r
does not ioil to cure GOnOuh9a Geet, and all Mucus
Discharges In Male or Female curing recent cases I'm
from TO three days and is especial fecomm ended
in those cases of Fluor Abus Whites IN Females
The two medicines used in conjunction viii not fai to
remove this dsagreeabe comp aint and In those cases
where otner medicines nave been used without success
Price, kemedy; , one Bottle q three BOTTLES, s.
The Cherokee ,Ggrsi,, ~, Dle9y and 'h9isct,0R
recommended by physicians and druggists ali over the
world Tor their intrinsic worth and merit. some un
prncipled dealers, however try % deceive their Gus
toners by selling cheap and worthless compOunds-in
order to make money place of these B. NOT de-
ceUed j the druggists viii mo- buy Them Tor write
20 and wi send them 10 You by express securely
packed and nee from observation We treat all diseases
10 which the human system Is subject, and will be
eased TO receive full and expcit satements from
who have la ed TO receive relie heIelOoe Ladies' or
gentlemen can dress us ia perfect confidence. We Ge
sire TO send thrtyMo page pam phlet tree 10
ady and gentleman the land Address all letters Tor
psmph eis medicines or advice to the sole propretor
DIR. W. r. MERWIN
65mwfSIp No 81 WAl KER Street, N. y.
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A LESSON TO DISHONEST WASHER
WOMEN -Catharine Olive was employed at the
house of Mrs. Mary Colbertson, No. 1911 Lom-
bard street, TO do the washing. The clothing
entrusted to her care, valued at about $50 was
detainedsby her, but subsequently recovered.
Last evening CathariDe was arrested at Loyd
and Shippen streets, and committed by Alder
man Lutz, in default of $500 bail, to answer
the charge of larceny.
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The + lection OF .'Miles O'Reilly >,

NEW YORK November 7.-General Haipinc
Miles O'ReillIi has been elected Register ~
10000 majority.
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Ho! FOR THANKSGIVING G.-Notice-Persons Win
contemplate making preparations for a Droner
celebration of Thanksgiving this month are inyifed
to meet at No, 8A Chestnut street. and get new
suits of clothing at Charles Stokes Co.'S one price
clothing store. for the purpose OF being IN a thank.
ful frame OF mind at the proper time.
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SILvERINE People VINO wish to have their old
and worn wares, such spoons, knives, ETC.. or
anything made of brass, copper, and German silver
look iresh, original, and new, should procure the
popular Silverine which can be applied yery easily
and is sure tc do the work Pure silver Is used and
there is nothing injurious In the process
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
{ For Additional Local Items see Third Poge. !

For Additional Local Items see Third Page. I
The COMMON PAsrIME of persons who
find themselves entrusted with a horse and
wagon appears to be a reckless use of the whip
and loose holding of Ihe reins. So frequent
OF late has this practice of fast aud furious
driving become, that we aresseldom without an
item of this class. The transgressor in this
respect last evening was one Lewis Foukes.
who ran over an old lady at Seventh and Spruce
streets. Fortunately she was not seriously In
1ured, and Alderman Tunison decided that the
majesty of the law was satisfied with a mere
fine. But we think that something more serious
than fines will have 10 be inflicted, ii fast
driving is to have an end put to it by the autho.
rites
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MARRTAlD

LBERsON-ENOOH.- Tborsday November I.
W., D% me Rey. O. McAuey Mr. ELNATHN IN s.
OK OK of n10s IhS 70 iss MARI kL,zABEIb EMO III,
GglBSON-MAN ES. .-oo October o. at the residence
z, 22,, rev Tancis (nursh Mr. RICHARD GIBSON 70
MISS MARIAN NAMES, Doth OF this city.
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MATCHMAKING THHMsEIVEs-Ye ester
day morning, At Fourth aud Callowhill streets,
r.. II. Martin and Samuel McElhany we're
arrested for committing nisdemeanor. They
were both ommitted to answer at Court bv
Alderman Hutchinson, the $1,000 bail demanded
for their release being not forihcnminn
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DON'T TDELAY.-Chnstmas will be on hand before
you think OF II; so resort ut once to b. f, RemerS ;
Gallery, No, 624 Arch street, and get your Photo
Craph. SIX cards or q large one for 81.
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Anival oi the sleamer 8 Dnmnscus .

FARTHER POINT, November The steamer
Damascus, from Liverpool, arrived at this port
tOCaV. -
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HAPLEGATF.- On the 5th Instant Mr. JAyFa m
n n - - Gn @ = ~ m the 9th year OF his age. =.
re- atves and friends OF the family are resDec fully
eu 20 attend the funeral rom his late residence
We hmden and Woodbtry pike near Gloucester citv,
S Sr2ve on thursday afternoon at O'Clock. TO pro-
0eeo 70 Onlou Cemetery, Gloucester
MA hAl I'm November 3. 1886 after Short bat severe
Hnsss SAMU I'D II BAY IN he 4Sth ear OF his age
@ ine re huyes and friends OF the iami also Mont
EpViHHeiy Lo1Be, No. 10 A. M; Harmony Lodge No.
~ y; Ol " G'i WtngOhOoknR and COhocksink fem
pss VI ~ anu Golden Rule and Chosen Fiends Social
III .'tmp 81 o IT, and the Grand Temne of r. ana r. /:
III s eioN-cerks the emplOte of the Phi ade
0st Oice are Tespec July invited to attend hrs
on day tefnoon the 9th instant at O'Clock
ns ihte resioence corner of Howard ana SONNET
lows Cemetery. "
p pSRARks-On the evening oC the 81 instant, ELIZA
herage. - 'p>'' " ' ~" year VI
her friends and those Of the family are respectfully In
hieu 70 attend her funeral nom the residence her
nusDahI, NO 42O TaYlor's avenue, Camden. n j., on
Inursuay morning. the 8th instant, at 10 O'Clock To
proceed 10 Union cemetery, Gloucester. N. j.
IbOMSON.-0n the 26tb ultmo, at sea- after bret
so years, VI - ' - ~ '' 49,
Z " lLsON, In the 30th year OF his age.
HIS relatives and friends, also Franklin Lodge No l.
w. OF u F., are respectfully invited attend his mineral
from the residence OF his father, George WI SON NO
iOll brown street on Wednesday afternoon, the iTtn
instant, at O'Clock .tH n 80