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JUsTICE.-In some OF our recent no.
tlces of improvements going on in the
city, we stated that Mr.. Philip Shelley
was doing the stone work. This was
an inndvertRnce. We should have
stated that the firm of Shelley & Lutz,
which has been in existence for n good
many years, was doing the work. We
make this correction simply because
we do not wish to do injustice to any
one. And the stone work for several
buildings having been done by the
firm, the names of both partners ought
TO go before the public.
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For Sale. assh :

TUE PROPERTY HEREroFoRE DC
cupied by Isaac Hoge, near thee Court
House, I'M the, thriving town, of MoundsYille,
West Va, consisting OF good brick dwelling
house, stable and out buildings togetherN3ith
and ahordit1g an abundant supply 81 IchSicS
truit OF every variety. Ifnot ldibefore, VIII
be offered at public sale at the 'front.' door of
Marshall county Court House, on wednes-
day.. the 2Sth day OF November, 1868. For
particulars apply to the subscribefS' on the
premises lst3iu - WsGY. HO9E,n
nOVl4-lWu&lLWo = .--.-....---. 80 II
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ADMINISTRATION Martin yan
Buren,, whose sutferings in his last ILL
ness were greatly benefited by the use
Oh Jonas Whltcomb's Asthma Remedy
as proved by letters in our possession
from his physician and from Mr.. Van
Buren, himself, expressing much graf
ihcntion with the results OF its use.
RecommendatOry notices might be
much extended, but 1t is needless, be-
cause really but one theme is the bur-
then Of them all, and their general
spirit is combined in the above.
All Druggists sell it.
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ABOUT To MovE.-we noticed yester-
day that the new business and dwelling
house of Mr.. Frank Unruh, on the
wharf, next door to Messrs. Botsford IL
Co., is about completed. Mr.. Unruh
intends moving into 1t n the course of
two or three weeks.
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THE Poor MANS L1RRARH.-Its range
OF topics and fullness OF treatment On
matters in regard to which we have
never thought of consulting diction-
airy before, and yet have not known
Where else TO go, have made the new
for the poor man, and an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
piece of furniture for the table Of the
Woods, LLt.D., PTesi-
deHt Western University, Pa. +, -. - (
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S1xTT-FIvE DOLLARS win buy one OF those
excellent Singer Sewing Machines All COM
Piete'"ith hemmeF, broiderer. eOEder, SC, &c,
the machinery being fully equal to machines
sou 'lS BOT one hundred dollars and upwards, the
only difference being in the outside 3nI-I'
Warranted three years, and nan instrGcti,o1~
given AZ the house OF the purchaser. Cail and
examine before purchasing elsewhere!ESl
81. MORTON,
General Agent, Isl Main street.
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New RooF FOR A Accommodation some
time past the roof of the Fourth Pres.
byterian Church, North Wheeling, has
been In a very bad condition, allowing
the rains to pass through. To remedy
matters some carpenters have been en-
Ployed to put on an entire new roof.
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9 DANGINs.-We paid flying visit
yesterday to the dancing school Of MI
Cool Meyers, in Hornbrook's building.
Mr.. Meyers is very literally patroni2-
ed, which his merits as teacher or the
nrst class fully deserve. His class pre-
sent evidences of careful training, and
the various members of 1t bid fair TO
become With a little more practice tip
top dancers,
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THE work OF cleaning nj, the st4aets
still goes on under the suoervision If
the Street Commissioner. In so large
city MS Wheeling, 1t, seems to us, a
number of men ought to be kent con-
stantly at work removing the filth
which Is always accumulafing in the
streets and alleys. 2.
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THE COTTON MINsrRE:Ls.-Auo mother
full house greeted the Cotton AIinstrels
last evening. Their performances were,
II possible, more entertaining than on
the evening previous. The entire audi
snce seemed delighted, il olapping of
hands, stamping OBJECT, and prolonged
an evidence. The bone playing WINS
something superb, and the clog exer-
cises of the Empire boys foretoid a fl-
ture excellence which willlsurpRss anv-
thing on the boards. alI afstl : l5lT7T'
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U. s. DISTRICT CouRr.-This Court
met yesterday afternoon at two o'clock,
Judge Jackson presiding. The opening
was merely formal as the court imme-
dlately adjourned, without transacting
morning.
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RdlFs Journal q Health says that buck
wheat hour contains moro nntriment at Iess
price than any other article of food you can
9ny. To make light, sweet, and wholesome
DeckWneat cakes you should use Bookings
oNTrrailed Baking RoaVdeT. Sold by groeers
and dealers generally, -.
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BUILDING AssocIATIoN.-At the State
Department, on the I'D inst, a charter
was granted to the Wheeling Teutonic
Building Association, new enterprise
started among our citizens of German
descent. The names of the corporators
are Charles A. -Linck, Anthony Rey-
mann, Benno Hammer, John ,Roemer.
and Charles Gauding. Three thousand
dollars have already been subscribed,
OF which three hundred have been paid
in. The right is reserved to increase
the capital of the association to 500, 600.
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WINTER FAsHIoNs.-Th winter fash
ions of ladies' cloaks, dresses, &C.,
which were yesterday received and
opened at Mrs. Kyle and Mrs. Watkins
are pronounced very beautiful by those
who have examined them. They dis
play that good taste which must please
even the old bachelors, and the young
ones too, who are wont to find fault
with everything visible, as well as
some things invisible, which the ladies
wear. We knOID that the ladies admire
them, as hundreds of the dear creatures
are already ordering garments made
in accordance with them. We need
not telhthe ladies to call and see them,
They are bound to do that.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.lGoy. Foreman has
recently commissioned Oscar Gemmer,
Esq, the book-keeper in the LIST Ma
tional Bank, notary public for Ohio
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SCION Ron1NsoN,s NovEr Salon
Robinson, the veteran Agricultural al :
itor, has written a novel for the New
York Weekly Tribune. The publica-
ton will commence on the fifth of De-
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The PEOPLES CHo1oE There Il tpsrIobably
no one medicipe that has cured more peopie.
OF haEd colds, coughs, inhuenEa and (hroat
dihicaltiesi than GOeis, Cough RaIsapas Whit
in cases Of croupiand who0ping uougla. 10 Is
reIlarkhhle for its speedy eures..dfiaZ DR.,
GOES DYsPEF4tA ioURE. There Is noneedl
OF any ones having the dyspepsia, nfo5 IT has
been demonstrated beyond fear OF contTadic-
ton that Goes Dyspepsia Cure win certainly
cure IL consunPt ion,, the most prolific
cause OF III health. i surely cnred by the
Cure. siek-headache, cramps pains. or cold
IN either stomach orboWels. instantly yield,
TO its power. uoG1 bsrFbusff 3 10 no. 1.g.sls!
Us-CALrsAHA.--The three
best known Tonics, sxiIlfuIly and elegantly
rcOmbined IN an Rlnberacolorei cordial,
beautifully transpa to the eye, pleasant
to the taste acceptable to the stomach, I'm
CasweIl, Mack & Co.'S Feffo-PhhoSP horated
Elixir of Ca1isaya Bari. y. - s9H 70 ~ =,
Each pint contains one ounce OF Royal Cali
saya Bark, and each teaspoopfql contains one
grain of iron. Samples furnished free TO the
profession. CASWELL, MACK & Co.. con-
Sole manufactursrs,iH New York.
sold by All druggists sls maEO=mHseowly
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TuERE has been received at the sale
room of VIM. Sumner d Co., %, Main
street; a large supply of improved
w MNheeler q wilson's Sewing Machines.
people are cordially invited to call and
test their merits.
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Young Mems Catholic Asso-
citation
LECTURE.
AT "sT. JAMES CATHEDRAL"
Rt. Rev. Bishop Whelan,

Thursday Evening, November goth,
Eubteef.-The remarkable condition of the
Jewish race, and its significance.
Dr.. H. ]. WeIsel VIII preside at the Organ
on the occasion, and Will execute the follow
ing, and other choice SELECTIONS: 1FEff
OVERTURE TO lIAsANEEI.1o-.......... .4ubey
OVERTURE TO LIZ NoZzR DE FIGARO Mozart
N. B.-The public generally are invited to
attend, as the subject Is replete with inter
esting and useful information
Door open att P. NJ, commencing at ~.
TicI<et5.................. cts.
nOv26-4t
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IT is no experiment to purchase a
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine. as
over 250, 900 have been tried and proved
satisfactory. Every machine is war
ranted three years. Notime or expense
spared in giving Instructions.
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American Life Drops
For the speedy cnre ID !


u r II Fl r. n I a
Coughs Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Bron-
IN chlfA rheumatism, and all kindred
complaints.
NOR FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTTCIEb
u been before the people, aud the verdict
LstuLned nom every quarter, by the con-
been sold within that time, IL, that
"IT ALWAYS CURES"
Read the following, which, is only a specI-
ne. ttle, many Letters we are daily recetY-
-. T1l.i ..Ro4ro~ MASS
:ORRID f5EZINPTER a Co.-SIRs:-EotWit
sssl4,n.ding my general prejudice against pro-
u RSSlefLaty spt p9ten0 medicines, was induced
% buy two bottles Of the American Life
4t0Ess through the high Recommendation Of
mem ~ 4fHepd, as always curing DiptheriB,
r2ugnay Colds, Sore Throat. Bronchitis, &c.
denly IN with Diptheria, and could scarcely
speak or swallow, his breathing was 50 bad.
We We're much alarmed, but decided to try
tue Life Drops before calling q physician. By
using the Drops according 70 direction, he
was soon relieved and The diseasa entirely
lqcoheni mp. let fdend suffering with
rheumatism have one Of the bottles. He
says the Lie drops gave lmWediate relief,
aud are the best medicine he ever used, A
liberated Sore ThFoat, used some of his, and
were cured m short time. Since then ] let
my brother, phy6icIan have part Of mine
and with which he cured bad case Of Dip
ttin ler1sa Re e conStfalned 70 Acknowledge
f4tiIS youFs, ~ ABB. ELDER"
e The Lifa Dpopa are carefully prepared bT
& ias7n-i dtiqg i0RHIE SKINNER &CO.,
l.,2il3 II sole Fr1pE ietnrS, Springfield, MaaA
And sold by all Druggists. - I5-f-l.=ss=
spemaS BaTuea 4 Co, New York. Fuller
k1notl; 4 Co., Chscago, General Agents.
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Glass Works PROPERTY
FOR SAIr.. iIl9m y,

tO1S SAILS 11siif .'au
A Splendid SITE LOCATED M MO-
~ nongahe1A City Washingto county,
Fss, owned byWm. thmsen, deceased, con:
tanning about 2N acres, with a 'front.' Of 800
feet. more or,leSs, on the principal business
street, and running back to the creek, thus
making 1t one OF the best locations; for q
Glass Works, Rolling Mil or WoOlen Fac.
tory that can be found on the Monongahela
river. 49,
On the same property isra brick row con-
taining seven two-story tenenents, one
tWo-story7 store room and ware room. ~ 80
Also, Two one acre. lots IN said city. Con.
Ventent to this property can be had lime
stone coal and wood In abundance BEING
only 30 miles from Pittsburgh on the Monon-
gahelia river, with two lines of steamers
daily, makestiit very desirable properly for
manufacturing purposes.
The above described propertys will he offer.
ed at private sale until the SECOND TUBS
DAY IN DECEMBER, and II not sold at
seS. ,s-.17ST, =.
For particulars and terms, INQUIRE OF d.
1HMSEN Of the flEm of Cunningham q
5hmsen, Glass Manufacturers, No. 100
WATER STREET, r Pittsburgh, Pa. ~ 3H1
!. noVG2-td uHiiimizEiE iHlii byf.. 6ab,-a-
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p - Goahen cheese.
on BOXES GOSHEN CHEESE JUsT
~ received By s,-vwu
osls Cor. Market and quincy Streets
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ABOUT THE RIDDLE.-In SATURDAYS
iSSueWepu6lished the following riddle.
Y. q +, sends us an answer which we
aLso give. The answer betrays nm Rs-
tonlshtng acquaintance with scriptTtral
history, but we hardly think g. & r.
nave mt upon the true solution:
hlddte.-There Is a certain natural
production that Is neither animal. veg
etable nor mineral; 1t exists from two
70 six feet from the surface of the earth.
Il has neither length, breadth nor snhl1
stances Is neither male nor femn3e. hnt
Is often found between both: is omen
mentioned in the Old Testament and
strongly recommended in the New.
and answers equally the purposes al
AdelitP and treachery,
ANSWER.
Mr.. Editor:-This is an answer tn the
riddle in Saturdays issue, When
Abrahhm's servants returned from Pan.
danaram with Rebecca, daughter Of
Bethuel, Isaac was walking in the field,
Re6ecca lit OF her beast and Isaac saiu.
ted heFWith Q "kiss.Hs Naoma ,'lSissei''
her daughter-in-l0W when she LETT the
land Of Moab. Jacob ''lEissed" Rachel
&C the Wen. Judas betrayed his Lord
and Master with 4 "kiss,h Oftsn used
between q lover and his girl; sometime
makes q sound like the bursting 81
grandmOmals yeast jug. C&F.
Wheeling, Nov. %.
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Etauspnttatfui1.
BALTIMORE doH16 RIR9 ooNP'YI
SKINNER sCHEnmE
ION TRAIN.
OFFICE BAIT. q OHIO RA11RoADCo.
WHEEL.ING luna Is 1ElsR

5UMNIEh SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
i ia ne following schedule On a1d aftey June
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ORGANIC wEAKNEss
DR. JOHNSON.

Member of the ROYAL Collsee ~, sbS.....-
London Graduate ofone ofthe most eJ5inaI,E
colleges in the United States and the 1reotnI
IosaEL OF whose lie has been spent in M. bo
elsewhere, has effected some OF the most anu nv
tonlshlng cures that were ever known. man. II
LpuDled with ringing in the heau and ea;yy
Ns VI aSeep, great nervousness, being alaTne5
~ sudden sounds, bashf1lneSs, with freons,,t
oluhntng1 attended sometimes with deraHgat
mentor mind, were cured immedIatelY. ~
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EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Washington
City at.......,. 800 Pm
baltimore, 300 "
washington
Junction. 9:29 /"
Winchester
fileave)......S4s8 t5
Harper's Fer.l2: Am,
Junct VIM
chester d p.
r. r. 'ei ~ lg''H ~
Martinsburg ..I:5O AN,
nberl8nd...5 /"
P1edmont....... 6:39 "a
.Grafton...........1lsOO u
Cameron .;....... t2.0S Pm
MoundsVille... $50 a.
BenwoOd........ 300 Z"
Wheeling
u (arrive)..... 800 Z"
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DAILY TRAIN.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.

LWSP. Smith. Master Of Transportation -
gaaiG Ain 5 q 3; T. A 9sS
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For Sale

T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
j Saturday, December LIST, at Cameron, w,
Va, One Is horse power Engine and Boiler.
tWoRetts OF new on Tools, Ropes, fixtures
&c. Terms made known on day OF sale.
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MARRIAGE

a. Married Persons, orYoung Men copterr,.
ung marriage, being Aware ofPhysicsi VtspPiIser
cured. = speedily
he who places himself under the care orD-
!: may reltgiously contide inehis honor % VI !.
skill as physician, NPon MS
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6ssPeeial1Xl who have become the vtctims -,
anrlual ssWeepst6 an fTiiiJ ssTe
gtavS ons4nd OF Dung Men n. fSe 4, LEY
might otherwise have entranced who
Seniates with the thunders OF elouuenca u lg
Win w sS}i G SGgssSy ne hYing Tyre, may ca al
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StUUU hand ma To- sSSa By "AiNH'ss't2N
CHAs. b. BERRY.
AA No. ID a - WatarSt
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his ONO ,
INDORSEMENH OLE I1IIIa rtln.es,

The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, and the
formed by Dr.. johnson, witnessed by the re-
PofteTs of The Sun and many other papers
nouces OF which have appeared again and
again before the public, besides his standinp
as a gentleman ofcharacter and rEsSuonsihiIjfv5
b sumcient guarantee to the afflicted.
feb2O-lya
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OYSTERS! Oysters!

DooTH, BATTELLE& co. ARE RECETv.
ID ing Fresh Oysters daily. For sale by the
case. can and hAli can. -------- - Eenl7
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DECEIVED DAILY, AND FOR SALE
HI by the case, can, OF half can by
SCHULZ & TRUSOHEL
now Market street
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IeneFNl Agent, Isl Main street.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a cert.,r
practice, tndulged in when alone, a habit freI
quently learned from evil COMPANIONS nv a.
school, the etieCts-of which are nightly faIt ~
even When asleep, and, II not cured, render
I I[lase impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately. ''iN
|, pity that q young man, the home n,
hls country he pride Of his parents shOnid Ia
oflife by the consequences OF deviafiIS, T
the path Of nature, and INDUCING in a Certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con.
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Fresh OYSTERS. o.,

WEDNESDAY, MORNING. nov. IS.
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The Land OF this Company consists OF about 10
Acres in ecklenburg county North Carolina about
Sh miles from the town OF Charlotte. ~. I.,. IN.
On this property M cen shafts or pits have been oper ed
aho sunk 10 VARIOUS DEPTHS 0 to IS teet demon
strating the existence OF three of
about feet in width ana about 10 apart convergng
10 CONN ON ceDre al the depth about $50 eet
!enRth through he property more than half a mile
heie are also OH this property unex
poTed - ii these ores are known as the Bro wn Ores
and very rich yielding about $500 per
ton IN gold the above res uts having Teen demon
stra eO by the rude working of the mines several
years past the risk investment in undeve oped pro
pery is not incurred and by the application of modern
immediate and large return for their money.
BaNing that readily vie ds 5000 per ton some
estimate can be made OF be value his property. With
ore can be taken out and reduced daily from SHAFT
ing net daily profit for each shaft worked BY
lhe large working capital reserved win enable the
Company at once TO procure ano erect the best modem
machinery fol manipulating the ores by means of which
the yield Will be Ia gely increased t
these mines whilst they produce ores richer than
those Of Colorado or Nevada, have many advantages
over them particularly IN an abundance of tuel and
cheap labor and the facility with which they can be
worked during h. enthe year; whilst Il Colorado
and Nevada can only be worked during the warm
weather. ...s..- #.'H
the Carson Mines was made as late as the 9th Of
January OF the present year as Will appear nom the fO
lowing certificate OF Professors Booth and Garrett the
Assayers of the Philadelphia Mint I0
PHILADELPHIA, January q, 1866
peaL sir;CWe nave carefully assayed the sample Of
yied ounces nine pennyweghts pure gold to the
ton of The coin value is therefore S2602 per ton
OF ore. Yours respectfully
Dr. NJ. B. TAYLOR, No. 4O4 W alDut street Pbiad
Subscriptions to the Capital Stock will be received at
where samples of the ore may be Gen. and full inorma
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RoCKRILL & WILSON'S BRowN-SToNE CLOTHING
BALL-GRAND OPENING ON MONDAY EVENING
In offering to readers the following descriptive
sketch of what may be justly regarded as the most
popular Clothing House in America, we are happy
TO state matter OF interest to readers OF both
sexes old and young, that after many months of
careful and costly preparation this spscous estab-
lishment will, on Monday evening, the 7th instant
be thrown open expressly for the qualification OF
visitors, between the hours of u and 10 o'clock
The arrangements mEde for rendering this grand
"Opening" fete in the business experience of our
city such as TO invite the largest attendance and
we opine that the ladies especially will avail them
selves of this Opportunityof examining the various
departments OF tins immense Clothing mart Parents
are invited TO bring their sons as they are certain
be highly delighted with the fine display of BOYS
ElOthing, Of VIII ch Messrs. ROekhill Wilson now
nIesont the largest stock in the country. .es
The business career OF the establishment known
throughout the country The Brown-Stone Cloth
ing Hall OF RockhIl & Wilson," was commenced In
1888, twenty-three years ago on Chestnut street,
below Third, in room not half as large as the house
now employs toF taxing the measurement OF GUS
toners for suits made to order. In 1S45, two years
LATER their business had increased sufficiently to war
rant their leasing good store under the old Frank
lin Hotel at the Chesnnt street and Frank
lin place, where they continued about five years,
when the finn removed 10 the opposite corner. Here
they remained till 1865, when they fairly set the
clothing world in an uproar, and took the
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Died.

--.-.g.. ... L. DIED. fY.- t.s d.. ....r.rr
LOWER Suddenly, on the 4th instant, GEORGE
Z, BOW ER, Jr IN the 30th year OF nIs age. ri, ....
he reiatyes and Mienus of the tamily are respect
iuIN invited to attend his funeral, from the tesl.
dtnce OF his latter, George O. Bo ger, ~ e corner
O'clCck I1'I n ITIII IT. RI - 4 =
GILL.-On the Sd instant Mrs. RIOS ANNA GILL
lie relatives and friends of the iamiv respect
tulp inv ted 70 attend the funeral from her late rest
dence, No 328 N. Fifteenth street, SUNDAY after
noon o. o'clock, without further notice. lnterment
at athedral Cemetery. .I. ''-. .''
RublCAM, : On the Sd instant, JONATHAN
RUBlCAM In the So n year OF age. b. ....
Ills re atives and friends and The Carpenters Com
PAM are respectfully inv cd to at end his funeral
from ms late residence, No 1925 Wood street, on
Monday next the 9TH instant, at O'Clock. "
sIBENS0N.-0n the I'd instant, Ms JANE
SILkNSON, IN tie S1st year OF her age.
ne relatives and trends OF tile amilY are espect-
July invIed tc attend her funeral, from the rest.
dence of her son, Mr. John Steenson, No 1422 Han.
over street, on Monday mofn,nO the 7th instant at
10 o'clock, without further notice. 10 proceed to
franklin Cemetery.
WRIGHT. -On the evening of the 4th Instant
Mr.. ALEXANDER WRIGHT, in the seth year Of
his age. ''.. ~ -
n funeral will take place from his late residence
IN Chester. Pa, ON Monday, the 9TH instant, at
O'Clock L. M. |'.. ~