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The following earnest plea for mercy
was presented in the United States Circuit
Court of Baltimore, in behalfofS. H. Wentz,
charged with embezzling the funds of the
Mechanics National Bank, and who plead
guilty -, ''''.' -
May it please your honor, the prisoner
at the bar. acting under advice of counsel
and the promptiDgs of his own heart, has
concluded to plead guilty to the Indictment
filed against him In this court by the United
States. The facts in his case are patent,
and slaVeIneyer been denied by him. He
cannot, therefore, at this time add to the
offsnse he has committed byeany prevari-
cation about or denial of the charges laid
against him. His conduct in the premises
brought him no results but anguish and
tribulation of spirit, embittering his daily
life and filling his nights with horror until
detection and confession came, as angels of
mercy, to calm his disquietude and relieve
him from the terrors of. his position. =
He, would not escape the justice of the
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~ I nnREw Isl.lg1 : asyTGKELT. 81 OF sow aGEI. GEIH

ANDEREW STAKELY, OF SOmER.
A set in the county of Perry and State of Ohio
3 hereby notified that MArgafet GStakely dds on
he 9TH day of May, IA ID .le67, file her petition in
Bhe Office of the Clerk Of the Court aotg Common
Pleas within and for the county of franklin and
State of Ohio, chareing the said Andrew Stakely
with adultery with one Mary Wilson. and with gross
neglect of duty, and asking that she may be di
Vofced from the said Andrew iStakely, which petit
ti0n will stand for hearing at the next term
Dated this 9th day of MaSsaA d. 1867. d .oE ai
.OIhJI01 W .MARGARET STAKELY.
Eat. rDELANY. Atty. may9-d3t&WeN
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a O6rrectl ~ 81 Animdls

on the LIST of M arch, and there
fore may bIeconsideredq sa9r
-voA Correct List ef AAimdls. .
Professor Lansworthy's Performing
Animals :.i4AfricanJ Lion, Asiatic
Lion, BRAZILIAN Tiger, Senegal Loop
(rd, ASiatic Lioness and Spotted Tiger.
= - Sii5 5-s.-O~~~~l~-l0oI~~-~>- Y A ttt' i
Performing Elephant, Tippoe Seibi
Living Giraffe, only one in America
Black African Ostrich, Q feet high
California Grizzly Bear, very large,
Bengal Leopard, American Panther OF
Puma, 'Poonah or Hindoostan Bear,
Lion, years old, born in America,
Royal Bengal Tiger, only one in. Amer
ra, Burmese or Sacred Cow, Chinese
Dog, African Porcupine, very rare,
Red and yellow Crested Cockatoos,
lava Hare, Guinea Pigs, Ant Eater OF
Coatimmanda, lBaboon and White
Faced Monkeys, Australian Shell
Paroquetts, African Ring Neck Paro-
guette, King and Queen Parrots,
South American Parrots, Lori Granda
Ring, Parrots, African Lion,fr Asiatic
Lion, Calcutta Leopards, Brazilian
Tiger, American FalIow Deer, White
Rats and Mice, Satin Breast Paroquetts
African Corwned Crane, Rocky Noun
tain Badger; American Black Bears,
Japanese Maskin Swine, South Amer
ican Tiger, African Spotted ,Hyena,
Blue Sand Hill Crane, Australian
RoseIla, Lori Paroquetts,i Chinese
Paroquetts, Rosa Cockatoo, Parrots
and Doves, Monkeys and Dogs, Zebra,
Pair Young Lions, African 1ieopards,
White or Polar Bear, GTay:W Wolf, Black
Wolf, Ocelot or Tiger Cat, White
Llama, Black Squirrel, Alpaca Sheep,
Cashmere Sheep, African Gray Par
tots, Red Foxes, Australian Cocka
ills, Afric an Pelican, Silver Pheasant
Golden Pheasant, American Eagle
Tampico. Parrots, Pair tRhamapoo
BIoodhounds, only ones in America
Hamadrias Batoon or LhonS1ayer, frs
ever in America, Peceary or Soutl
American Wild Hog, -Four Horpsc
Patigonian Sheep, Large Horn X ebsct
or Ibexy only ono liver imported tC
America, Spotted Axis Deer, from the
River Ganges,, American Coon, White
Peacock, African Mud Hen, tGenfie
Or. CivIt Gait african Cocktail, Slot
Bear, Cinnamon or Frazier Rive
Bear. THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN
-BIRD SHOW containing almoste very
imaginable variety of the many col,
ored BIRDS Of plunage, will be found
Jan,ihtsrestiug Feature in thisattLaetiye
-flPfeceding the gorgeous profession
on ts'arTival into the place of exhibi-
-tien, nay be, seem the COLOSSAL
GOLDEN CHARIOT, containing
JOrTo HoRN's CoRNEr BAND. ~ f"
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Public Sale.

IlTlHH rTHE EHr rNlAlTIHIaoSNAL AZ on HOeTtEL PROPER
II I3TY. corner High street and North Public lane
near gniop Depot. Will be sold at public auction. a
:, On M onday, May. Goth. 8
Persons. wishing to secure. curI the most dssitabi.
property in 0olum bus will do wen 10 attend9JTSv
iIiTERhsioF iSALE40 40ns>thirtesRh, the Sbslenes 10
&c CoIVMSUs, @ MH April %. 1ssrGsi5 FspESS i'd a..
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FOR "A SALE

MY FARM, or 1I2sa ACRES, IN CLIN-
w ton township about Six miles north Of Cotum
bus on 4he river read ilarge new tWo-story brick
houses barn. stable and other out-hpiidings;g fine
orchard ana Yiney ard Iish botten soil and choice
IS acres Of tifn6st! For sale cksap and on easy
terms. Apply at my ,Tesidence, J36es South Front
street ofReeOf qtto Rtsssl szz Seqta uAigh
.s'GSiambus. Of. 1zs q M isSS.
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sioas.al s@5 .assSms 559 EG Ss7ls 70
TO RAILROAD CON TRACTORS.

GEALED RROPOSALS WILL BE RE
= ceiyed at the Office of the, Mineral Railroad
Company, in the city of Columbus, Ohio, until
60 is,D Wednesday,, ihe SSd inst, -, -
at noon, for thelgradinss masonry and bridging of
the LIST DiYisien of their road, extending from the
city Of Columbus to the city Of sLsncaster-31
Iniies.n TanfTgU fcUn9 ~ fiid .9S8gH V9ftS
Also, for the furnishing of the iron chairs and
spikes laying of track and ballasting of the road
between the same points. Proposals Will be receiv-
ed for one section or more. 5Y 10 .iSIa giro
iAlso separate PROPOSALS viii be received for the
construction of two bridges across the Scieo river
city Of Columbus. Bids Tor the masonry and
bridges may be made sepafatsif partie choose. 10
II Proposals will also be- received at the time and
place above named, for the grading, masonry and
bridging of the I'd Division, extending from the
city of lancaster to the town of NelsonViIle--3O
Also, for the furnishsng of the, from chairs and
spikes laying of track and ballastng of the road
Proposals will also be received at the same time
aud place. for the grading. masonry and bridRing of
the 3D. Division, extending from the town of Nell
sonYile to AIhens114 miles, and for the fqrnish-
ing of the irO chairs and spikes, laying of track
and ballsstibg of the road between same points
GBrohles, plans and Specifications of the work may
be seenst the Company's Office, in the city of Coz
/ lamb on and after the 18th inst. -
The Com pany reserve the right to reject any and
all bids IL they deem il for their interest," - 81
\ -Tit1bn an. .il.IrI-I .f,.7, M. M.eGREENE,3 &
Columbus; May 3, 1857. =. Vice President,
/ i1ay4-dE -- 'r
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Legal NOt1Ce.

GEORGE HENR.X) BHo,WN,s. NOts-
'(J man Gay Brown, minor heirs of Margaret
Moats Brown, deceased, who have no d uly appoint
ed guardian, Hiram Meats and Mary Anne Moats
Smith. of the county of Hamilton, State of Ohio;
ty of Franklin Stateof Ohio, will take notice that
q petition was filed against them on the 5th day of
March, A. u. 1867, in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Franklin, State of
of Ohio. BY William Henry Meats, and is now pend
ing wherein the said w lillian Henry Meats de-
mands partition of the following real estate, to
In. lot number one hundred and twenty-one (No.
couaty.o Ohio. designated on the recorded plat
thereof and the next term of said Court the
that partition bemade Of said premises. Is rstf,u
Dated this eth day of May, "A. ID. 1867.s ~ raerf
J . E. T., DELANY. Atty a mayS- 3t&W6wS
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11
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e e Great . Bargains.

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ialo@ iisl559f@G laG Great BARGAINS
9di ~ r1n9mibss 58it ,Aans sTsd .ritissH
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, Great Bar Bargains e =

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nOi1ot 10 s4iGw sdt OF ii gotta 5xen edr
.yiIoi hnE
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

The 10y REGIONS of the North Pole,
0ll The PdmpGS6f South .4mericd,A
, s9ai7Re Deserts Of Africd,9 -i'''s
Ssk y4Sd tie .gangles Of ASidii
All of which were caused to
contribute the choicest speci-
men of Animated Nature to
be found withiny their, Fespec-
tive realms. They arrived in
n. Y. tate In the Fan OF 1858,
where an unparalleled and
most triumphant success a,
waited them. Flushed with
new lAurels' of success, a tray.
eIIing paraphanalia was de-
signed of the most tranScen-
dant magniflcence possible TO
conc eiVe which through their
immense resources, sprang
into exfstence as if by magic, /
Cages; of tRe most gorgeous dcscrlpl
ton Wagons Of tie most costty
character ) Hdrness lof s1rpdssisg
sbe1asy. and elegance !; Horses of
tie best Ard6ian blood: Mdnanotb
Vqr;egqted CanpGss of immense
proportion ; And an entire rainsil
Of -u'1eqalled ercelle1ce are here 70
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

Human intellect could not
In its grandest moment of
conception originate any thing
more grand and dazzling to
beholdg 4 The yeritable Van
Amburgh, WHOM envious per;
sons from his long absence
from AmerfcafhaVe taken adj
;vantage,;ands caused the press
to announce his dcceRse, wlA
accompany the sxhib ition apd I
,OESSHON ON its OentFanc e. TO
the placesofi exhibition which
viii rePTsssptsdtn oriental
Iit2p ietrrYt tfs te9iIq 9s0dw ,151sm
"A sMoxing eTPanoral11a
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Great Bargains II,

~ 3iIJ III 4
,Boy ojng sjiIW tnsmbusmmoo wea 49,
Hiw .lSGosd '.IsiIt008 esa swell sy 3sdt
tss 81 good 9uI gt5h roy
sittiI 6 9sol bns n1ob hsIc0I sds ,7sIfi 3k
b9H1B1 9hs .9osl Isd 2HisisI .nad1 ;Ioioo
d1od 1oOi djiw ,s9To s2Tai T5h mid noqD
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s9y9 ISh bns ,ysw H9vi9 bad tGiEI1s9T IBt
".y1BBsd linI otai hsn,ossoId
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Nearly one mile in length.
VAN AMRURcH

9tThe following listwas TAX en-
from the living Animals Them
selves in the iCompanyi,s Rulld-
ing, $50 & SAL Broadway, N. Y,
on the list of March, and there
fore mar hlanoonsidkredl ..lr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

'Luc ylul 'tr1 n 5EIu TFU 10 99n5s9IQ
The Boston Post 1shys;gBeef hasnitbeem
so high as it is now ei1ce the 9coW jnmpeh
over the moon" .hinxSA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

9nbO7q igaI89Tdj sid5Dd ,gIiiuHIa9 siGI9I90
weiy ba9d1sqqoO- O-nsidaTA. hs5Gad ,saoil
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-08-06

NJ. j. WILLIAMS takes occasion to inform the
public that he has associated himself with Mr..
EUGENE KRENE ER, n a. accomplished workman,
and that he is now better preps ed than ever to
under take aud execute work entrusted to him.
Citizens, Planters aud others, needing work In
their line, will please send In their orders and they
will be promptly attended to. Work guaranteed.
large assortment Of TINWARE constantly
kept on hand, STOVE PANS and all other appur-
tenances for stoves of all sizes.
Shop on Third Street, opposite Joshua Besrs
Variety Store decll
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WILL DELIVER.

DETAIL grGcers disposed s. aell the best only,
LII are now fufurmhd that will take their
das for boed or unboited Corn Meal Grits and
large tIominy, having IL delivered at their doors
free OF any charge for eartage-p,ices moderate.
apf9 JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-08-06
STEAM Is UP.

HAVING my new Mill machinery in operation,
l. am now prepared to fill ail orders for
3oitad or UDboltei Corn Meal When you want
rs good as can be made, give me a call.
uar2I JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-08-06
GOOD AS WHEAT.

yF YoU want Barrel Of due fresh groand
F,onr and Il redpced prices, never halt until
YOU reach the storeoi ro,r,,r. ,,.
iune8 'oe"oA bhAI.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-08-06

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
CONSISTING OF
STORE, DOOR and other LOCKS. of ali kinds
STRAP, T and BUTT HINGES.
DOOR and SHUTTER BOLTS.
Will and HANDSAW FILES.
RIP, PANNEL end TENON SAWS.
SPIKES, FINISHING NAILS and TACKs.
HAND AXES and HATCHET5.
COLLINS Il HATCH's AXES.
RACECHAINs, COLLARS and HAMEs
BLIND BRIDLES and PLOW LINES.
sAsH CORD and WINDOW GLASS.
SEWING and PEGGING Avis.
BLACKSMITH sLEDGEs HAND HAwsERs
COPPER RIvETS and BURR5
CEDAR and BRASS FAUCETS-all sizes.
TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY.
SHEARS and SCISSORS.
WHITEHEAD CHROME GREEN PAINT.
BOILED and RAW LINsEED OIL and PUTTY
LIME, Gem ENT, PLASTER PARIS, and HAIR
GARDEN WhEELBARR0WS,
SPADES, sHoVELS and RAKES.
COOKING STOVES and CURLING TONGs.
WALL PAPERS and BORDERs-new patterns
All of which will be sold at the very lowe
market rates.
JAMES McvAY,
MARI Third Street, opposite the Bank.
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WHITE LEAD.
cow PEAS.
cow PEAS,

+ HAVE ju,t received several barrels Of fresh
/ COW Peas they are highly recommended a.
a choice quality tor planting purposes.
may23 SIMON ENDLES0HN
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A New Attachment for Sewing Machines.

TUCKER aud Maker, Just received at Gro.
n yer ~ Baker sewing Machine Agency, corner
Of Church and Florida streets. laiy<
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INKS,
INKS.
HAIR BRUSHES,

fEN00TH BRUSHES, Mai, Brushes, Lather
4 Brushes, Cloth Brushes, Paint brushes, Ozier
Brushes, &C., at
iune1 BROOKS DRUG STORE
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CORsETs, CORSETs
HOSIERY, HOSIERY.
PRINTING CARDS,
PARASOLs. PARASOLS.

sHNHE PEOPLES STORE has now on hand .
L fine assortment Of Black and COlored Silk
Parasols OF the latest styles apr1S
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COUNTERPANES.

T HAVE Just received another supply of White,
L Yellow and Pink Marseles CouDterpsnes, at
aprls THE PEOPLES sT0hE.
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GIVE ME A TRIAL!

DLANTERs who have found il quite imposaible
| to secure sound dry lots Of Brad or Feed
jorn, are solicited to We me call, my stock On
onroT JOSHUA BEAL
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Thad. Stevens Lounitur.

Win flourish Of trumpcts, and under
the heading, Thaddcus Stevens to his
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Exclusively for the
Washington Chronicle and Philadelphia
IreSS"-FoRNEY gives to the world what
purpOrts to be a conversation between
THAD. STEVENS and one NJ. D. G. PFEIF-
FER, NJ. d., LII. d. A more utterly worth
less production scarcely ever cmanated
from any source. 1t is puerile; and II
THAp. uttered the nonsense thus attributed
to him, we may we'll conclude that he is
no longer q dangerous man. 1t occupies
two and half columns Of the Chronicle.
1t assumes that Congress has the power
now to enforce negro suffrage in all the
States because the fourteenth amendment
to the Constitution has been ratified,
whereas the fact is that that is the amend
ment which our Legislature is to ratfy
after the Constitution shall have been
formed. Il is full OF twadde about what
our Revolutionary ancestors meant to DC
and couldn't do, and apologies for their
neglect to do what THAD. declares they
wished to do. In word, it is the product
Of the prurient PFEGFFER and not OF lHAp
| STEVENS, though we trust the New ork
Democrats will credit FonSEY for this once,
and use it as an electionecrlng document.
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There are only four election districts in
which counties having white maioritics arc
combined with counties having colored
majoritics. These districts elect eight
delegates, and the effect Of the combina-
ton Is to give white majority to each and
every one of them.
" If the apportionmcnt had been made by
State senatorial districts as given in the
State Constitution of 1860 the result
would have been as follows: There would
have been twenty-five (22) districts having
white maioritics, and eighteen districts
having colorcd maiorities. The total num-
bcr OF delegates from the white districts
would have been forty and the total
number from the colorcd districts fiftv
cight-thc same as in the apporticnmcnt
actually made. But while this would have
been the case, the mode Of apportionmcnt
by senatorial districts would have been
attended by this great disadvantage, as
compared with the one actually employed
VIZ, many large fractions would have re-
| manned unrepresented, while many dis
| rictS would have had correspondngly
| greater representation than strictly emit
tied to.
"lr the apportionmcnt had been made
according to congressional districts as
given in the Virginia Code Of 1860 the
result would have been thirty. fou" dele
gates elected by districts having white
maioritics, and sererty-One delegates
elected by districts having colored ma.
joritics. If the congressional districts a:
arranged by the present Provisional Go
yernmcnt had been adopted for the ap.
portionmcnt, the number Of delegate:
elected by districts having white MAORI.
ties would have been thirty t,ro, and the
number elected by districts having Co
lorcd majorities would have been serenity
Nree. Besides the manifest unfairness o
each of the two last-named modes OF ap
pOrtionmcnt it would have been impractl
cable for all the voters Of so large dis.
| trictS to have secured inst influence IT
the nomination of their candidates unless
the election had bcenpostponcd to later
| date -
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Italy.

Affairs in Italy are quite complicated,
and may produce q European war. It
seems plain that Italy herself Is over
whclmingly in favor Of GARlBALDIs plan
Of having Rome for the capital. The
French Emperor, however, is determined
that the patrimony Of the Church shall re-
main in the hands Of the Pope. NIcToR
EMASrEL's troops refuse to fight against
the Garibaldiaus: the anti Garibaldan
Prime Minister cannot form Cabinet
holding his own opinions and even the
abdication of VICTOR EMANUEL is reported.
These are startling events. The expense
Of transmission by the cable causes the
words used to be few yet it may be re-
lied on that there is terrible cOmmotion in
Europe Just now, and the English have
doubtless learned why LOUIS NAPOLEON
has recently purchased so much wheat and
flour.
P. S.-Thc telegraph brings later news
from Italy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-31

A Fourteen 1Feehs' Course in Chemistry
BY DoRMAN STEEL, Principal OF Ell,
mira Free Academy. New York : Pub
lished by 4. S. BARNES x Co. 1867.
This little book is intended for students
who do not intend 70 become professional
chemists, and who lave not time TO pur-
sue the study of this science more than 8
single session. 1t seems to be an excellent
treatise.
A LATIN Realcr, to which is prcfxed an
Epitomc of Latin Grammar, together
with Notes and CopiouS References TO
other GrammarS); also Vocabulary
and Exercises in Latin Prose Compost
ton. By WILLIAM B. SILrER, A. NJ,
College Of the City of New York. New
York: \. S. BARNES < Co. 1867.
The title gives the contents Of this book.
We have examined II but slightly, and we
are not favorably impressed with it. 1t
seems to be neither good grammar nor q
good reader, but little of each.
Both the volumes above mentioned were
sent to Us through Mcssrs. A. II. CHRIS
TIAN s. Co., Main street between Eighth
and Ninth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-31

A NOTABLE CuANGE.-The New York
World, Which not long since advocated
negro suffrage, now declares emphatically
that "the mob of Paris, in the craZiest
"days of the revolution, was not a more
"uniit depository of political power than
are the southern negroes. 4 crop of
{" BRowNLows and HUNNICUTTs is no better
ethan a crop Of RoBEsrIERREs with ROBE
f." splERRE's power they would rival his
F." atrocities"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-31

"a Veteran Observer" ofthe New 1orl;
Times, (who is Z. D. MANSFIELD, distin-
guishcd Republican Of Cincinnati,) says
as to the Radical committee Of Congress
appointed to inquire whether Maryland has
republican constitution, that lie calls the
previous question, which is, Does the COM
mittec know what a republican constitu-
ton is! The veteran then proceeds tc
show that there were 10 republican con
situations when the Federal Constitution
was adopted, if the Radical idea of rcpub-
iicaniSm be the correct one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-31
DIED,

On III morning of the esth Instant tMondayl
at the residence OF her scn-lG-i2w, NJ r '. L. Fore,
altar short hut painful illness. Mrs. ii EI NJ
PRAYER, formerly OF New Kent county. Va. in
the s!Xty-seventh year of her age, leaving five
their loss.
Her remains will be taken 10 New Kent, whore
they viii be inferred in the Old family bufylng-
p ncc By the side Of her husband, the late Thomas
rray.eT, $50.
Orr ioss, irreparable though 1t be, is thy eternal
gain
Al the residanc. o. his son, on Leigh street,
MiCH4 Ell GkETTEH, ia Tie eighty third year OF
his ago.
His funeral will take place from the Second
Presbyterian (rr. Hcge'sl church TO MORROW
AFTEENUUE. the LIST OF November, at o cloak.