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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND

N FOR sALE.-By virtue II an order made BY
the Circuit Court for Montgomery county, at ths
April term 1885, in the case If X. T. Foster < ca
rs Henry Il. Decie. shall proceed 70 cell by pub.
lie outcry, on the 3isr DAY OF MAY, less, on III.
premises, that valuable Farm known as the DEClE
FARM. "
The Farra contains about SEVEN HUNDRED and
TWENTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND, has new
and beautiful DWELLING. HOUSE on II, together
with all the necessary out-houses used by isrmer.
Ii is situated near the Big Tunnel on the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad, in the county OF sontgo.
merry, and about one mile from the celebr4'rl
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs.
Terms oPSALE: A credit OF two and three years
will be given the purchaser by his paying down IN
cash 80 much OF the purchase money Necessary To-
pay the cost and charges OF sale The deferred pay
nens are 10 bear interest from the 9Th day II BE-.
cember 1855, At which time possession will be
taken by the purchaser. Security tor the unpaid
purchase money and lien by deed Of trust loE the
same will be required Of the purchaser.
The sale will take place promptly at 3 oclock, p.
NJ, of that day. JOHN K. FRANCS
ap 2s-td Sheriff of Montgomery county. Va
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


M NOTICE. 81
We invite the attention Of the trade to our large
sale Of
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
PHARMAcEUTIcA AL PREPARATIONS, &c.
10 take place at the large warehouse corner Four
tecnth and Cary streets THIS TUESDAY, MORN
ING at 10 o'clock.
In addition to articles in published catalogue, we
will sell
100 cases BoRDEy's COFFEE,
IS cases DIsINFECTANTs,
50 kegs BI CARB. SODA, &c, &c.
PAINE & CO.,
my 22-lt AuctoneeT.
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A large and enthusiastic meeting of
President Johnson's friends was held ut
Westminster, Carol county, Maryland, on
Saturday evening. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Hon. Montgomery Blair, Sena-
tor Hendricks, and General Lowell II.
Rousseau.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
u ABLE REAL ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND THIRD STREETS lin execution
of q decree of the Circuit Court OF Rchmond en- I,
tered on 18th May, 1866, in the case OF wall and
wife as Mott and others, the undersigned com.
missioners, appointed for the purpose VIII sell al
auction upon the premises, on THURSDAY the
3lst day Of May. commencing at o clock, 4. N.
if fair if not then the next fair day thereafter
at the same hour the following well known aud
very desirable property, To wit:
The REVERE HOUSE, situated nj the southeast
corner of Franklin and Third streets, containing
eighteen large rooms, with ample accommodations
for servants, stable, carriage house, &c.
Also, the BRICK TENEMENT adjoining the
above on the east, and now occupied by W iillaih
+ Price. It has ten rooms, with usual t-houses
attached both have gas and water The property
has been recently repaired, and Il now IN Sood
order The location is about the best IN the CITY
for private residences or hrst-class DoaralhS
house. -, ,
Possession of the Revere House can be had AT
once and of the other about LIST Of October
TERMS: One fifth cash, balance at FOUR eight
twelve and sixteen months, for negotiable notrs
with interest added, the title being retained Dy he
court until the notes are paid. Purchasers 10 pay
taxes for 1885. "
ANDREW JOHNST0N,l Commissioners
JOHN HOWARD,
Sale conducted by GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Amc-
tinmaers my 81
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By Robert 3. Lyme, Auctioneer.

(Ofice corner of Wall and Franklin streets.l
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
RICHMOND, on YORK RIVER RAILROAD AND
NEWBRIDGE ROAD-In pursuance of decree OF
hsCrcu Court Of ae9riG ceoant eT waIrar on ne
rs. jennings heirs, &c, will proceed to sell III
public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY me
22d day Of May, 1865 commencing at II oclock, NJ,
the REAL ESTATE in the bill and proceedings
mentioned, being all the real estate OF which VII
liam d. Jennings died seized not heretofore soid,
and also a piece of LAND, OF NlNEIiIUy :',
ACRES adjoining these lands held by navid Win
free, trustee, SC. This property consists oil TWO
6n"' of ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY SEVEN
AND EIGHT -TENTHS ACRES, lies on the New
bridge road, about two and one half miles from
Richmond, opposite the Rural shades, and adJoln !.
ing the farm of Colonel Dickinson, and is well
wooded and well enclosed, but has no houses OF
any consequence. ,r,,,, -
Jennings, deceased, at present occupied by Mr.
James ID. Vaughn, lying along me me OF in !, >
Back to the Yewbridse road. and touching at two
points opposite Colonel Sherwin McRea's farm
three and half miles be low the city; and opposite
Dr. John X. Carnctt's about six miles below me
city. and contains altogether about FIVE HUN
DRIED AND ELEVEN ACRES; This tract Is sus-
ceptble of being sub divided into three or more
good-szed farms, with front on the railroad or the
Newbridge road, rs may be preferred
A PLAT of these lands, with the sub divisions
proposed, may be seen at the, office Of the anc-
tonear, and Mr.. Vaughan will take pleasure III
showing the premises to purchasers.
This sale presents an opportunity rarely met Win
for securing a most desirable market garden or
suburban farm in a short distance of the city, and
on q good road. "
Terms: One fourth OF the purchase money will
be required In cash, and the remainder in three
equal instalments, on Il credit of six twelve, and
eighteen months for the deferred payments. the
purchaser will be required to give his negotiable
notes, with interest added, and the title to the
lands To be retained II the whole purchase money
is paid and deed ordered by the court. All taxes
due on the property To he paid by the purchasers.
The sale will commence al the mansion h9nse on
tho homestead tract A. X. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by ROBERT b. LYME, Real Estate
Auctioncer. my "-"@S-Mtd
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General Solomon Meredith has been ap-
pointed collector of the fifth collection
district Of Indiana, uice Cheney, removed.
General Meredith Is an earnest supporter
Of President Johpsop's policy.
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ne COMPREHENSIVE.
The Undersigned having formed co-partner
ship for the purpose of conducting
A WHOLESALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name of
STONE, WILSON & FOSTER,
and having taken the commodious warehouse on
Cary street. second door below Pearl, are now
receiving a general supply of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in few days, and to
which they respectfully call the attention OF the
trade. HAMILTON j. sioNE,
of Petersburg;
JOHN B. WILSON,
OF Petersburg;
NH ls-ts R. T. FOSTER.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

CMAIl. FARM OF TW ELV
- ACRES, SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND. 0y
THE MAIN ROAD LEADiNG TO HANnykG
4 MILE or THE BROOK TURNPIKE, For SALE
we offer for sale the SMALL PARM located a..
above containing TWELVE ACRES. on Il there {,
A comfortable DWELLING containing three room.
and The usual ont buildings. Possession given a
once and TO effect speedy sale i vii BE- .old IN
the remarkably low price Of SIX HUNDRED DOl..
LARS. HARRlSoN, noDpiN AifEhs"A.
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MARRIED,

! On Inc evering 81 the nth instant, at the resi-
dance of Mr.. John Q. Dial, by the Rev: Dr. Rey-
nnolSs, LEONARD cox, formerly Of Richmond,
VA to CARRIB, youngest daughter Of w. Il. Dial,
Eso of Columbia, 8. G. ~s'-
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AUCTION sALEa-FUTUnE DAy

By Pilkinton, Puiliam Co., Anctioneer..
Commission hefchants, and Real Estate Agent,
No. . waiistrses Richmond, Va.
TcOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At ..
JIG request Of B. j. johnson. E,n 20 90 uie
sale privately the piece Of LAND, eontsinisMs
FIFTY ACRES, lying ON Broad Rock road T.
Chesterfield comfy, through which the Five Hi.
about eight acres cleared. portion OF The ~
excellent how gronId. II NOT sold privately bcfo,s
S Tli De soa PnDiic ~ aus1n % the highest BID
May, 1889, vt . o'clock, p. n.
Terms Liberal, and nade known ON day % AL.
P!LRlNT0N, PULLIAM 4 co a's'
my 3-eod.oisM&dtds AaetIonea,.
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LAND, IN CHES-

NALU ABIEVDAI LAM, ~ ' TIF.N-
Y TERFIELD-FIyE HUNDRED ACREs-PAET
OF THE :. KESwICk' TRACT-oS THE JAMES
RIVER. FOURTEEN MILES FROM RICHMOND
FOX SALE PRIVATELY We offer for sale H.
TRACT or COAL LAND located a. aboy" d..
scribed. adjoining the lands Of General Edward
Joh nson nd others Its location Is IN the mics
of The Goa region, and the indications the sur.
face and partial explorations made, render T.
almost certain that IL contains large quantities 4
coal IL has also large quantity of wood sud
timber \ small portion Of the land only i clear.
ed. The improvements are small frame hone
with four rooms, and the usual out-houses. f'c
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
Real Estate Brokers.
corner Of Eleventh and Main streets,
NV ls-st under National Bank of Virginia.
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NOTICE.-The members of the Rich
IN mond Grays who may be in reach of this no
tice are requested to assemble in the basement
room under the store Of 3: b. Spence, corner Main
and Governor streets, THIS Tuesday EfENlNo
at half past o clock.
The prime object of this meeting is to take care
OF the memory OF those members of the corps who
fell in battle. [my 22-ltl w. M. ELLIOTT.
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AUCTION sALEs-THrs DAY.
By6rubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Cornar NJ Eleventh and Main streets.

Corner Of Eleventh and Main streets.
TWO HANDSOME LOTS, ON CHEL-
| sEA AND MADDOX HILLS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION We will sell NJ auction, on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY, May ed, a. o'clock, r n.
within the present enclosure Of Mr.. Hebener; the
other, abeauuful lot Of one acre, In the village oil
TERMS: One fourth cash, balance at four. eight,
and twelve months, with interest. The taxes TOT
1886 to be paid by the purchaser.
my is GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
BY Christian, Lea Co., Auctioneers,
So Main street.
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w AUCTION on TUESDAY, 22d instant, com
CHHHoICE Sci ECTED q RoCEKIEs, tIQUoRs, FISH,
&c to which we invite the special attention OF the
trade . ., ..,
4 eighth casks BRANDY,
% baskets CHAMPAGNE,
so cases SUPERIOR CLARET WINE,
100 boxes CANDLES,
25 mats JAVA COFFEE, -
90 bags RIO and LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
100 half barrels HERRINGS,
20 barrels No. MACKEREL,
100 barrels HERRINGS,
so barrels MOLASSBS,
80 sacks LIVERPOOL FINE SALT,
10 boyes YELLOW and BROWN SOAP,
20 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
90 barrels b SUGAR,
barrels A SUGAR,
10 barrels EXTRA G. SUGAR,
s hogsheads BACON SIDES,
so bags PEANUTS,
10 barrels PICKLES,
90 barrels ALE,
CHRISTIAN. LEA & CO.,
my I9-3t S. Main street.
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SHIPPING.
my 2l--g

Church and Union Hills will meet in OLD
ASBURY CHAPEL, Twenty fifth, between n and
o streets, Union Hill, TONIGHT at s O'Clock
Colonel Magruder candidate for seat in the House
of Delegates, has been invited to be present. We
hope the people will turn out and give an hour 10
their country. All the candidates for the Legisla
INV as-it MANY VOTERS.
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ELECTIONS.
IF COMMONWEALTH OF vIR-

V'HE COMMONWEALTH OF VIR-
GINIA-To THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
HpERICo GREETING: Whereas a vacancy has &C
Cured in the representation of your county in the
General Assembly of this Commonwealth, occa-
stoned by the resignation of Franklin Stearns.
one of the Delegates:
These are therefore, in the name Of the Common
wealth TO require yCsl to cause an election TO be
held in your said county of Henrco on the
FOURTH THURSDAY being the eth day OF MAY
NEXT for a Delegate to FIJI the vacancy afore'
said.
In testimony whereof, these, our letters, are
sealed with the Less Seal Of the Common
wealth, and made patent. Witness,
ISEALl FRANCIS II. PEIRPOIST, our Governor,
this 18th day of April, A. D., 1866, and
in the nineteth year Of the Common
wealth. F. II. PElRPOINT.
BY the Governor:
J. NJ. HsRSDoS,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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STIEFF'S PREMIUM PlASO-FORFEs.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best makers OF the country, and now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED,
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST IN.
PROVEMENTS and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege Of exchange within twelve
nonths II not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
STlEFFS PIANOS now In
General Z. L. LgE, Washington College, LeNing'
ton;
ID. B. PAYNE & BIO, Lynchburg;
Rev. X. Z. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female institute,
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and J. Z.
CAvEL, Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, stauhson
Professor L. A. AABoLD, Richmond.
call from all In want of SUPERIOR PiAAos
is solicited. Terms liberal. hI-'
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r,,O THE WOMEN OF THE SOUTH

Two THE WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.
/ Richmond is begirt with an army Of Confcde.
rate dead. The hallowed precincts of cemeteries
rendered still more sacred by their graves i"
be counted by tens of thousands of martyrcd he
roes around Us were bloody battle fields, and here
were the most crowded hospitals. The dead Of
both are sleeping in HOLLYWOOD and oakw"od
Your loved and lost, brave and chivalrous spirit
whom we, too learned To love, repose ride by side
with ours. The greater proportion OF your best
and strengthened by your prayers, came 10 VIZ
ginia to battle for our common cause.
MANY oh how many OF them fell on battle fsdS
or died in hospitals, the victims Of disease en-
gendered by the exposures OF arduous campaigns
There is no country upon whose roll of honor
shall be inscribed the names Of the Confederate
dead They died for and with their cause.
Their eoura 90 and devotion obtained the plandit>
of admiring nations. BIT IL H. the recollection Of
end, that most tenderly endears their memory /"
Us. Dying, they left us the guardianship of their
graves IL is grateful service, due alike to them
and To their surviving friends. Let us keep green
the turf above their heads and bui Id monuments 10
mark for generations yet come the place oi their
repose.
mond entitled 1.-The Memorial Association
The objects OF this Society 10 collect funds ~
be applied IN enclosing, arranging, returning, and
otherwise placing in order, the graves Of the Con-
federate dead int rred In the cemeteries of Rich
mond, that the names Of our fallen soldiers may
be permanently preserved from OBLIVION, and their
last resting places saved from the slightest appear
ance Of neglect or want Of care.
All persons who make donations for the purpose
Of carrying ont the objects OF this Society are en-
rolled as members OF the same.
We would respectfully suggest TO the ladies 81
the South To form auxiliary societies, cooperating
with Us in carrying out the objects above stated
As soon as such societies are formed, IL Is hoped
that they will correspond with this Association.
Letters may be addressed and contributions sent 10
Mrs. WILLIAM Il. MAcfARLAsp, President.
All Southern papers are requested TO insert ard
call attention 70 .he above appeal: my It's
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NILLIN cry AT REDUCED
Nl PRICES.-Miss L. DEyLlS keeps constantly
on hand one OF the largest aud best selected hot Ks
OF MILLINERY GOODS in this city, which will be
sold III greatly reduced prices.
L. DEvLIS,
No. Sil Broad street,
between Third and Fourth streets,
my e-lm& Richmond, Va.
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4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
n ers in the Richmond and Liverpool Packet
Company will be held on MONDAY NEXT, 18th
May, at l2 o'clock, NJ. at the office OF Dayenport
CO., over the National Exchange Bank. The Ike
ninety dollars per share in liquidation. BY order oil
my 22-st THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
NOTICE.-Having finished my dis.
IN trict would respectfully call the attention OF
Taxpayers to the law requiring them TO return the
the ONCE OF the Richmond Savings Bank and lnsu
rance Company, under the American Telegraph
Company, corner Main and Twelfth streets, be-
tween the hours Of and o'clock.
e- LIN. T. b. STARKE,
Assistant Commissioner Revenue,
nv PTS Third District
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ADJUSTMENTS,

II,
LAST WEEK OF Mr.. AND MRS. GOMERSAL.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY q, 1853,
will he performed the new drama OF
JESSY WE'RE.
cv,pvrp MRS w. GoMERSAL.
The great musical burletta OF
JENNY LIND.
JENNY LIND with songsl. MRS w; CON ERSaIL.
GRANNY GAG..................MR. w poMEh'hh
THE SPIYNX.
The mystery of the nineteenth century.
o, In r enes,iias, o'DDD'''' my 2?-lt
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In accordance with the above Proclamation, the
polls will be opened at all of the precincts IN me
county on Thursday, the oath day oil May lSoo, ior
of Virginia, to al the vacancy occasionsd by the
resignation of Franklin Stearns, Esq. "The Com
GERS appointsd TO conduct the preceding general
eiec,Tnns shall also superintend and conduct all
elections to fill vacancies "-Code 1850: chapter y
section IL.
By order of the Governor.
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TONE, WILSON IL FOSTER,
- AGENTS FOR WILDER's PATENT FIRE
PROOF AND BUR6LAR-PR0OF IRON SAFES
equal In quality to any In the world, and rwgsrY-
PiyE Pen CENT. CHEAPER than those of any other
reliable manufacturer. Call and see samples.
afN my 22-6t
CREAT REDUCTION I N Il III Il
VI PRICE OF CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. LUMP,
KIN q co. are making Cartes de yisite for TWO
DOLLARS PER DOZEN. Call and examine speei-
mems at No 1877 Main street. two doors above spots
wood Hotel my 82-eodts
TWO-HORSE AMBULANCE for sale.
L Apply to r. B. WOODWARD,
seventh street, between Main and Cary streets,
GtOW AND YOUNG CALF FOR
Apply 70 RAGLAND CO.,
mys2-sts Lumber Dealers, Fifteenth street.
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V,O THE VOTERS OF HENRICO.
/ In response to the calls of my fellow-eitizens,
didate for the HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF VlR-
GINA to fill the vacancy created by the resigna'
ton of Franklin Stearns, ESQ, have only to say,
them to the best of my ability II is proper for me
TO add, however, that cannot electoneer for the
Office and only consentto be candidate In accord
ance with what conceive TO be the wishes Of a
large majority Of my county. -
Very respectfully, u. B, MAGRUDER.
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NTOTICE.--A General Meeting Of the
IN Stockholders OF the CLOVER HILL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will be held at their once, In
this city, on MONDAY, llth June, 1885.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors;
d. S. W00LDklD6E,
my o. 2taytd Treasurer.
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NOTICE.--A called meeting of the
~ Firemen and Stockholders Of the RlCHMoAp
FIRE ASSOCIATION will be held at the one o.
mond on thu RsDAY, the sith day Of May 49,
81 ~ q ioek, n.
nv .-ts DAVID CURRIE President
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DEMOVAL. -E. p. TOWNSEND,
No. I SSG 20 so 20 MAIN sfRSlr, QUE door below
Fourteenth and next door TO William b. lsaaes .
Co X. T.. TOWNSEND, % Main street
my i5--fm New no, LN-J
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DIED

gLVDENFUpGH s. Augustine Florida on Tuesday Dec H.
Richard lloyd nInt son Of VIM and Maria L bSaeHolsh Of
Bfoo.iyu, aged months sud . days.
BRowNOn Thnrsiy morning 2oh inst Annie Brown vile Of
NosiDe OF the funeral vii be gwen hereafter.
DXONOn Thur.ay morning Of pneumonia, Miss Julia Dixon
daurhter OF thr late Jonathan Dix2n OF this ely.
TIE rIiycs ard "ud invrd 20 at,eud tue funeral from e.
LuASi Church. saturday, pa inst, 90 oclo'A'
pOuGHTY-On Wednesday Dec 10 Cen Geoss Doughty in
The ,pd. snd relatives are requested attend h funeral on
s.,rdsy Dec y AZ clock p from Christ Church siihavr
and Thirty ht,h.st
FLvEYD0RgO WEDNESDAY, the l9h inst, Maria L. widow Of
ne iate Peter L. m-udorf ag-d % years
The relative. unJ feuds Tho am aud those OF peg on.lnaw
the F. a. Hoffman aud samuel slon ore ny!'r 20 sena
st. on friday 2s inst at O'Clock p No. without uflHef
invitation.
WIDOW Of samuel Fitch deceased in the 5lss year o. her age
Her funeral will tlte pi'ce ifoD t's ita b,sn Fie ana
sr,hsyes g.iday ue1t At oe0eA ?. III Her eni arc ID
yted 10 attend
ePEENon Thursday Dec 90 L. Green youngest daughter
and friends are invited to attend Der f1ns from the rs'
Tenhs on sunday Dec D. ct o'clock without torher notice
UlGGINsA IN. resience Of hi, father CsniOr j. David G.
Hlssns in the 11d year Of his age
81. Louis papers pl-a.e copy.
HoPKNsAt Csnsndsgua Monday Dec H. Mrs Sarah Eliza
E9sr rom he house Of her daughter Mrs H. Bradford No ss9
Msn-st. Geneva, Friday Afternoon stE ocioeA'
MARIEOn "wednesday morning Dee ~ az her eadence 20 %
West Nnrteeut Leon,ie widow OF TIE late John D. Marie
Tis iToad Of the family and Of her sons are .psy invited To-
attend her ron the Church Of 81 srane Aaer West
srtesnhst between Fifh and srhse on FRIDAY morning.
Dec q. at 10 o'clock without tar'her invitation
sCHOONMAKERAt Fia,bush, l. on Thursday Dee 20 tho
8h wear % her tse M Eliza H., widow Of Michael sceoon
and the family are respectfully invited
tend funeral the Reformed Dutch Cndreh Fouah on
Saturday, a. o'clock
wHITTENOn Tuesday 18Th inst George - Son George H. and
Mnggi, N Whift.n aged year and months.
relatives and friends o. the family are n,d 70 ssnS 'ss
Hudson-s,. Friday. Dist inst. Al O'CLOCK = Ut.