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STEAM pACKEr CO.

r I4HALTIM0RE STEAM PACKET CO., /
~ APRIL I5. 1865. I
The Stockholders of the Baltimore Steam Packet
Company are hereby notified that the annual meeting
for the election Of EIGHT DIRECTORS for the eli
suing year, will be held at the office OF said Company,
foot Of Concord street, Baltimore. on MONDAY, the
9TH day Of May next, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
applicability W. BALL. Treasurer.
~ MORE BRANCH OF THE NATIONAL,
FREEDMENS' SAVINGS AND TRUST COM
PANI, respectfully intimate that they have rented
premises at 81 North street, and will open Branch
of that useful Institution on the Sd current at 10
o 'clock; A. NJ, and will be open every MONDAY
and III IRSDAI from 10 to l. and on SATURDAY
EVENING from 10 until further notice. By order
SAM'L TOWNSEND. President
NA-H NOYFs Cashier n,y1 ots
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PERSONS PREIATURELY GRAY can have their bo;r
TestoTed to its natural color by using Halls Vegeta
known TO preserve the hair preventing its anr out
and making hfeless, stiff brashy hair heathvs .os;
and glossy. All who use it are unanimous in avail
ing it the praise of being the best Hair Dressing es
tan and without rival In restoring gray hair to H.
natural color Beware Of counterfeis and limitations
ask FOR Halls. and take none other. Price ST. Sold
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

p
R1A J Ii n II. RICHARDS
Y ~ Formerly of 80 Light street wharf.
uN@ The undersigned most respectfully invita-
tho attention Of their friends and the public to their
stock Of BOOTS end SHOES, of their own man
rptacture, wholesale and retail. Also, Ladies'
Misses and Childrens Shoes. Superior stock always
on hnd ready for custom work the shortest notice
ana at prices that defy competition.
RICHARDS & JOHNSTON
No. lO3 n. Howard street,
apl0-lm between Mulberry and Saratoga.
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IN "JORDAN,s sPRTNCS

STOCK IN "JORDAN's SPRINGS
NJ COMPANY.
Its proposed to form JOINT STOCK COMPANY
for the purchase Of the valuable property known as
"JORDAN'S SPRINGS. No more surely paving in
vestment can be made Parties DESTROYS Of taking an
interest will DO furnished with all particulars at our
othce where subscriptions will be received for few
days GEO W TTNGES Z SON ~"
apll u No. St paul street
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une transtiatic msdness to suppose that anyosn
ana orae insan purchase the " tn SoIn-
sars, waen tnalSn Bloomins us1ar.
a pss b sSfn 10 eaFssaasn & Ioa sssssWhs,s
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AJ-Wo call our readers attention to SMITH, bRos.
4 Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing Just opened
At SMITH RRos & Co g popular Clothing House, No.
10 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods just
opensd at 80 West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
Call and see our new styles Of Gents Furnishing
Goods al g West Baltimore stroot, ncxt to Marble
HALL
al the latest novelties in Collars Ties. Scars Ac
At Vest Baltimore street. next to Marble Hall.
The popular Clothing House, No. 40 West Balti-
more street.. next to the great Furnishing House.
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MARRIED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NNp HAMPDEN AssOCIATEOR.-The an
ny nual meeting OF, the Hampden Association
Fayette streets. on MONDAY, May It'll, at O'clock,
P. NJ. ny23t"
N55pTIEE REGULAR MONTHLY MEEr
10y ING or TIE SOLDIERS HOME SSDC[-
ALTON will be held TOMORROW wednesday,
MORNING, ct u NJ. A fall attendance is urgently
requested. myl-2t
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n ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND LIFE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE.
An Election for NINE DIRECTORS of this Com.
pany to serve during the ensuing twelve months will
be held at the Company's office, on TUESDAY, May
8. 1866, between the hour OF u O'Clock NJ. nd l
ap2T-tmvS Secretarv
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BAZAAR,

Corner of Reed and Cathedral Streets
OPEN DAILY, FROM
il 4. NJ. to 10 p. NJ.
Season Tickets Sl-Sinele Tickets IS cts.
For sale ST the Door
RSREH-bAR E+LE.vN
Prepared EXPRESSLY for the BAZAAR.
Fer sale nj the Alroyps nv1- 1ntr
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To Correspondents.

No notice be taken Of anonymous communications
RhGerer IS intended for insertion must be duther-
ticateo ly the name and address Of the ,orier-not
necessnrTg for publication but guaranty for his
good firth. We are not to be considered responsi-
Die foI the opinions eIDressedbv correspondence.
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AS HENRY CLAY in eloquence; as Blondsl in paint
ing; as Hart in sculpture; Bonner in newspaper
dom; as Spear in mining; Perham in North Pa
cifc railroading, Americas beautiful and refined
women say, PENNEY is in his EGYPTIAN LoTUs.
WIN. Ii. READ.
1t LAY Baltimore st.. Agent.
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vEvREAsURY DEPARTMENT., !

nODGE'S PATENT REAPER
-ES AND MOWER AND SELF RAKER
With flexible Folding Finger Bar
BUCKEYE and OHIO
Patents combined in one Machine
This Machine, as built the past two seasons, has
met TIL the most complete success. In every Sec
ton where it has been introduced it has taken pre-
ranked MS first class
The MARSH SELF-RAKE. improved and applied
to this Machine, has also proven perfect success
Weal so have for sale. the celebrated Pepher Corn
and Tobacco PlOW and Cultivstor, hung on wheels
together with all kinds Of Agricultural Implements
SEND Tor Circular. j. HlX BURTON i CO.
ap25-2m No. ~ South Frederick streat
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@,. ~ FORSALE,-A very superior PRO-
IN al PELLER of $50 Tons old measure
Substantial manner and Of the best and most durable
materials mat and of very light drsught of water the
nun ana machinery is nearly as good as new having
has just been put in complete order and is now ready
Tor service For further particulars enquire at Tia
South Side of the Basin. no55 tfS"
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CAPITAL STOCK
MARYLAND REVOLVING STEAM NAVIGA-
TI0N ASSOCIATION.
One fourth of the STATE PATENT
Secured as a BONUS.
PRESENT CAPITAL LIMITED TO $40, 900.
Price OF Shares, $50 Each.
Prospectus at the Office of John s. Selby Il Second
open for subscription.
Notice will be given for payment so soon as 500
If subscr bed: When paid in, Board of five Direc-
tors will be elected by subscribers The Board is au
thorzed to contract arrange for construction and
managing the affairs of the Association until an act
of Incorporation Is obtained.
a23-tf JOHN s. SFLBY Treosurer
saasff FARMERS, GARDENERS, and all in
%s terested will please take notice that they can
-- DO supplied at the shortest notice from CRON-
WELLS PATAPSC0 NURSERIES, ono mile south
OF Baltimore. (Lght street extended. with all tho
choicest known varieties Of GRAPE VINES
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, and other small Fruits
ORNAMENTAL TREES, EVERGREENS. Flow
ERlNG SHRUBS. ROSES, aud everything pertain
ing to well stocked Nursery. Also Tomatoe Cab
bags, Esq, CaufOwer and other Plants, in large or
small quantities.
All orders attended to at Seed and Agricultural
Store, Nos. 46 and 4S Light St, Baltimore. Priced
Catalogues furnished on application
RICH'D CROMWELL, Proprietor
eB-Ihose interested arc invited to visit the Nur-
series. 1t would well repay them,
ap2O-3w K. VINCENT, Superintendent,
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kAiH1liEg W.

Mindling Wo0d.
Hood Of all Sizes. OGE aud Pine Wood.
Delivered free of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
8 South street.
d27-6m2p JAS. H. JOHNSON & Co., proprietors.
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VIM. H. READ,
1877 BALTIMOR ST
CREAM SYRUP MINERAL WATER.
CREAM SYRUP MINERAL WATER,
From Porcelain Fountains.

This MINERAL WATER, SO popular with everybody
is again opened for the Summer, and proposes with
enlarged apparatus, to supply the anticipated in
creased demand. The Syrups will continue to be
gas will be generated in the Porcea; Lined Foun-
tsins. Cream, daily from the dairy will only be
used in production of the popular Cream Syrup.
WIN. HI. READ,
DEALER IN
Fine Fancy Goods,
Toilet Articles,
PerfumeTy,
Cosmetics, &C., Rc.
Including full stock of
Hair Brushes. Boswell 4 Warmers Colorifc,
Tooth Brushes, Bachelors Hair Dye,
Nail Brushes &c. Upham's Japanese Hair Stain,
Soaps Combs Chrstadoro's Hair Dye,
Fans, SoZodont for the Teeth,
Elasks, gewsbury Browns Tooth Paste,
Satchels, Burnett's Cologne and FlorimeI
Pocket Books, Burnett's Tooth Wash L Cooain,.
Gold Pens, Upham' sFreckle Pimple Bnnishar
Baskets, London Hair Color Restorer,
Umbrellas, Canes, Email de Paris,
Opera Glasses, Laird's Bloom of Youth.
Music Boxes. German Farina Cologne,
Lubin,s Extracts, cosmetic for the Whiskers
Luplns Soaps b., Sterllng,s Ambrosa for tho Hair,
Coudray Extr's, Elder Flower Soap,
" soaps Lows Brown Windsor Sonp,
a. Pomsdes, Humphreys Homeopathy
Hys Sac SShfTa ss;, Life for bs Hair
HyE. Soc. Soaps, Reads Hair Tonic -''1'"'S'
Hayg. Soc Soc H'r OH, Fiery serpsnts.
Agents for the sale Of the Great Southern Remedy.
Or Texas Tonic, for Constipation Liver Complaints
&C., with many recommendations from Southern gen
uemen, Just received from New Orleans. Call and
ge' CIRCULAR at VIM. Il. READ,
Al Baltimore street,
One door east of Calvert.
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r@CMEsAPEAKE RANK

0F A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We cancon-
Wy scientiously recommend to those suffering from
g distressing cough, DIR. Strickland's Mellifuoug
and Tithal not disagreeabe to the taste There is
no DOUBT that the Mefuous Cough Balsam is one Of
prietor claims for it. We have tried It dnrn,p ~
past week and found relief from most distressing
ssougn, It Is prepared by, DE-; Strickland No. i3S
Druggists. Wholesale agents Tomasn L Block, and
Hs NORoeT q 70.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-08-01
what the Radicals Intend.

Daily clincling testimony comes to the
knowledge Of the public through Repunli
can sources, TINT it is the purpose of the
Republican leaders, in the event that the
people shall unaccountably elect a majority
Of Republican candidates to Congress, to
impeach President johnson and axe thort
work of him afterwards. Such revolution
ary proceedings the mascot the Republican
voters do not want s1lpee inaugurated. ---
They havo had enough of civil war; they
have enough of taxes to pay growing ont Of
that war; enough Of their ilierds and rcla
tives have lost their lives or were wounded
in that war to satisfy them. The leaders Of
their patty who have got thei' clutches ur-
on the Govcrnmer have no idea Of letting
go or of paying heed to the President S
earnest appeals for them to conform to the
Litter and spirit Of the Constitution. Upon
revolutionizing this Government they are
|: the people shall not defeat
them at the POLLS, by their impeachment mt Of
and assaults opon the President, they will
again throw the country into civil war
StdteSndn.
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The Way to Avert Another Civil
War.

The impeachment and attempted execu-
tion Of President johnson by the Radicals
in Congress, would unquestionably produce
a War more disastrous than the War
through which the country lately passed -
The people would not stand lly quiz tiy and
see that Infamous outrage rerpetrated upon
the President, because he is striving faith
fully to administer the Government in con-
tormity to the requirements Of the Consti-
tuition, and in fuch way as the people,
North and South, shall hrncetorth dwell to-
ge'her In harmony under the.sanie Gu, eru.
ment.
Such calamity~-the calamity of anoth-
er Civil War--can easily be averted. Lot
the people by an emphatic and oyerwhclm-
ing vote dismiss from power the Republican
politicians who arc standing impediment
in the way nf Restoration. Such dismissal
will effectuslly settle the matter. No blood.
shed will follow; no revolution will follow;
becaHse before the majesty Of such de-
cree the Rcyolutionists will cover. Peace,
Prosperity and Happiness will attend their
defeat. - Statesmen.
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oOtlN y. OlA
To Hon. John r. Doolittle.

4 ASINGuLAR RECOVERY FROM CHOLERA.
The following singular fact is related by
the Memorial d Amiens, in speaking of the
Cholera:
During the Summer Of l843, towards the
end of June, the epidemic reached Brussels,
where il attacked, one Sunday in the fore
noon, Gen. Chazal, Minister of War. who
gradually sank and by eleven on that night
was in almost hopeless state, notwithstand-
ing the attendance Of four medical men.
including DIR. Seutin. the first surgeon of
Brussels, and DR.. Valet, celebrated hom-
oeopahic practitinner. At eight the next
morning, oil was considered over, the face
having assumed blue tinpe, aud the pulse
having ceased, so that the Generals death
was communicated to the Royal family. and
announced in the public Journals, whence it
was copied throughout Europe. Mean
while an accidental reference by Dr. Jomin;,
before the attendants in the sick chamber,
Of remedy resorted to in Russia, where
sacks filed with hot ashes were placed on the
body Of the patient, induced the Generals
aid-de camp to try the plan. and after six
bourf Of incesSant perseverance, the remedy
proved efficacious, the body reSuming its
natural hue, and animation heing restored.
The General subsequently, recovered, and is
still Minister of War in Belgium.
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w ell Put.

The New York Void says:-Were the
scurviest thief in New York to appear at any
of the religious meetings now going on in
some Of the churches in this city. ard there
dt clare his repentance and avow his CONVEX
ton to a better life and his disire to unite in
the fellowship OF those who profess to pursue
it; and were his acts to bear out his words.
he would be received, welcomed, rejoiced
ov.r, baptized and admitted. The n xt day
after arllying to erring men this test in MOI
ais and religion many ofthese samt persons
uld read the sermon on the Mount at fam
lily prayers, and then go and declare their
appreciation Of Congress which treats
worse than the scurviest thives our South
ern fellow. citizens, who have erred in a matter
of political ftllow.hip and their allegiance
to the Union and its laws. These chaiita.
ble men call themselves Christians.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-08-01

The Portland (Maine) Advertiser says
Miss Matte j. Bigclow, daughter Of Geo.
Bigelow. Esq. Of Skowhegan, has been in
poor health for about Two years past, and at
times raising considerable blood and suffer.
ing severe pain in her lungs. Last fall she
some friends. was 50 low in health that her
life was dcspaired Of. At length a sore
pa'hered on her left side, from which great
difficulty experienced, until it broke and
a needle came from il, The physician
who attended her gave il a. his opinion that
the needle had passed thro' her lungs, thus
causing the severe pain and ill.bealth. She
is now doing well, with a prospect Of regain.
ing her health.
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GEN. JOHN A. DIX WITH THE
COASERVATIE ES.
ne Endorses The Philadelphia
Convention.

The following letter from Mr. Dix was
received by Senator Dnolittlo to-day:
NEW YORK, July I3, 1866.
My DEAR SIR: have received tho cali,
signed by yourself and others, for Nation
al Union Convention in Philadelphia, on the
l4th Of August. concur in its PROPOSE
tions, its r. asonings, and its objects and
will do all III my power TO carry them out.
| long since expressed the opinion that
the States were entitled to their rrpresen-
tatlon in Congress; that their exclusion was
violation Of good faith. and Of the obli-
gat on Of the Constitution, and that per.
sistence in such policy must lead TO cor.
sequences most disastrous to the peace and
prosperity of the country.
These and other considerations connected
with The present unsatisfactory relations of
the States 10 the Federal Government. ard
to each other render most timely ale prop
er surh. meeting as you have recommend;
ed of the patriotic and rejecting men of the
Union TO consult together for the general
welfare.
| am truly yours,
JOHN A. DIX,
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WILLIAM r. HAYS.

A II 7 o IL y Il n # = n ;"
Cadiz, Ohio.
AFFICE--On Market Street, over the
First National Bank. Entrance first
door East of +. y. Bank.
All professional business in this and ad-
Joining counties win receive prompt atten-
ton,
fyp1 II 1864
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AT q prayer meeting recently held not far
from New Haven an earnest brother, whose
zeal surpassed his intelligence, offered this
petition: 20 Lord, have mercy upon Us
miserable sinners. Of which ] am the chief
est among ten thousand, and tho one alto
aether lovely"
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s. B. sHOTWELL,
A TT % ItN I2X AT l. ~ w
C,ns4yx Ohio.

n ITA1' O Ik n r At IL ~ w
Cns1iz, Ohio. ...
CONTINUES to practice in Harrison aud
adjoining counties, and gives especial and
prompt attention to Collecting, business OF
Executors and Administrators, Guardians,
Wards, Partitions, Sales Of Lands, Settle
ment of Estates, Titles TO Real Estate, Con-
veyancing, Suits ut at Law and In Chancery
Loaning and Investment of Money, and all
other professional business placed in his
charge.
@H-H -He is Agent for the State Bank o
Ohio and others, for looming money, &c.
MA Office in Georges Corner, Main Street.
Tan OK ~
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D. CUNNINGHAM,

TITO TSN H " ~ n j. A w,
CICiA, Ohias
VIII give prompt attention TO all legal
bisiness entrusted to his care IN Harrison
and adjoining counties.
OFyIcE-Up stairs, in Georges Corner
Entrance on Main street.
March Is 1865
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.TOSEPH SHARON.

Alto II ~ E Y II X L A. w ,
Cad1z, OlAto.
gA-Strict attention to all business en-
trusted him in Harrison, Jefferson, Belmont
ead Tuscarawas Counties.
Office in the brick building, opposite the
~Cadis House, Jan. 25, '65.
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JOHN GONW ELL,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR, ,

A L4SO Local Agent for the GROVER d.
"A BAKER'R Celebrated Family and Man
isfecturer's SEWING MACHINE. Call
and examine. Machines, Oil, Needles, &c,
constantly on hand. Room over First Ma
tional Bank. kanl7, so-n
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-08-01

A WOMAN in New York, over fifty, has
sued for divorce from her husband, nearly
seventy. The youth" has been paying his
addresses TO young girl.
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PHILIP DONAHUE,

A TT OIiN ESY AT K A w {,
... Catliz, OHIO.
OPFIcE--On Market Street, over McCon:
nelrs Grocery. Entrance between Hanna's
and McConnells.
Cadiz, Ohio, Junc4, 1865.
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j OS iii " A B. l. EE & Co.,
No. 487, Market street.
mWWWW nEE upVwQ

IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEAL
srs in Hna American, 1,,,sa German and French,
and Linen handkerchief, Silk Mits, Gloves,
Hosiery, Gents Furnishing Goods and
Tailors Trimmings; Combs, Brushes, But
tons and Susp0nders; Velvets and Bonnet
Ribbons, DO.
March. IA. iSd6-ly
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17

CAaoL WoLFsom's SECOND MATINEE. The pro.
gress OF civilization is indicated by the cultivation OF
the fine A'rts, among which the most signifcant i
music It is in this connection pleasure to note
fifteen years b aok Concerts Of tho high oharaoter
and elevated sb-le OF the one under consideration
could not have b,een given in those carrier days of
American art Now thev have them public albeit
not too large and a. tists find 1t not only safe but
paying business 10 gfte them. Mr. Wollsohn ia the
bOldest exponent of ihe classic school of m lsic
among US, and deserves the fullest support from the
musical portion of our public.
some of the highest attributes ot the artist and no
may be proud OF the impression he made on his
hearers. Herr Pollok was received with great en-
thusiasm and was recalled In his "Remance," to
which he answered by singing Fesca's "Wanderer." !"
This fine series of concerts is already nearly half
completed, and promises to be very successful in all
NATIONAL HALL,-Tbe Old Folks and Miss Emma
Nichols continue their popular Concerts this week
Iheir programme this evening is very attractive.
CARNoRoss DIXEY have a bill full of fun and
novelty this evening, including several new bur-
lesuues
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17

DAVIS VEGETABLE PAM RILLER After a
thorough tnai by innumerarle living witnesses has
proved itself to DO the medicirSs OF the ago
Aihough there have been maay medioay prepara.
uone Drought before the pub 10 sace the first intro
ducuon OF Perry Davis Vegetable Pain KiIfer, and
large amounts expended in their introduction, the
Pain Killer has continued to steadirJ advance in
the estimation of the world, as the best family
medicine ever introduced FI
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17

TRTFLE Too FAsT.-Last night a fast
young man hired fast horse and Sleigh and drove
out some time near midnight to have a sleigh ride
The road was rough, and the clatter the runners
over the cobblestones was anything but suggestive
Of music TO the folks who were in the neighborhood.
When his team had got to the neighborhood of
Fifteenth and Race Streets an officer ofIthe police
arrested his career and him also. He was ignon-
niously escorted to Alderman Jones' office, and
mulcted In fine of five dollars and was held in $500
bail to Keep the peace. 1t is probable that he will
again. !
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wACHUFF.-on the l6tb instant, Mrs: MARGARET,
rect of the late William Achuf In the 5Sth year of her
age.
wednesday morning, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock
BECBTOLD-On the 18th instant, G0PFLEIB BECH-
TOLD, In the 10th year OF his age.
His relatives and friends aie respectfully invited 70 at
lace street on Wednesday morning the 18th instant at
~ O'Clock. A1lAfN
KIMMEY.-on the 18th instant, MARGARET KIRK
LAND, reet of the lae Captain AbEeIp KINNEY In the
62d year OF her age .
KNIGHT.-on Sunday morning the 18th instant,
MARY A., eldest daughter Of Rebeeca A. and the late
ier relatives and friends respectfully invited to
No. IN. Third street Camden; N J- ON wednesday,
the 10Th Instant, at O'Clock p. Nj -
MEHL-on tie evening OF the 10 h instant WILLIAM
NJ MEHI in the 40tb year of HIS age ...rA
attend the funeral from the r6sdsnce of his iather,
Jacob Mehl, MIL street, German own. on Tuesday
at ernoon the 18th instant, Ia O'Clock Services at
Trinity Lutheran Church ..l
1he Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited to
attend the funeral roTa her late residence. No 99S g.
Front street. on Wednesday morning at lO O'Clock.
Funeral services ana interment at St. Johns Lutheran
church, Race street. b.
ABEDNER.-On Monday morning, December II, 1865,
after short illness Of scarlet fever, KATE, only daug
tel of John L. and ary A Redner, aged years.
The relatives apd friends the family invited
attend her funeral from her father residence No. 20S
De Lancey Place on "Wednesday afternoon, the 10Th
instant, at 2 O'Clock. lntement at Woodlands ."
TATEM. .-on SUNDAY, the 18th instant, GEoRGE P.
TAfEM SON OF Captain S. and May P. Tatem in the
His IeEt;es and friends are particularly invited to
attend the funeral fro his late resldence Gloucester
| IN 0'c ock, To nrocaed m WOODBURY. " "