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M W. sube9 Incorporating the Granite Insurance
M NJ %@gitablo Gold and Silver Mining Company.
Turnpit al5ace lace read supplement 90 the Grssboim
suSand maTks read supplement- to the Fidelity Ia.
M. DonohnS. and Safe Deposit Company.
Home Tnoonue read a bill for the relief of N r.
MIA VoiuntaSsssn In the 116th ReSmeRt, PennsYlVa-
the presented the Joint resolution ratifvfnr
~ 'iTSnument Tronnent to the ConstitvRion
IoTs Rar read an act otinoOrporatpo the Baohe
nlre Arms Manufacturing Compsnr' 20 'he h. cooper
ton of Lades hes RSDety q the Western HssocS
the duties OF the InspeotoSs of ESQ tp one defining
COuniY Prison. Also one author,y9,,t ~ thlhOeiphls
snSo o, tne present fees OF the Clerk Of oasssr
The Speaker presented petition from M, T.
NadX onS S,an9n Susan d. Anth0ny Lucy. Stone.
York Equal Rights AssOcat alton against the adon
ton OF amendments to the Constitution OF ne
United States. because they are utterly inadesuate
because they will oppose obstacle 10 fnrfber
conditions, and because they satisfy nobcdy Ihe
petition was referred TO the Committee ON Federal
relations.
The House proceeded to elect Committee to trv
the contested election case of John p Linton, mem
Der elect from Cambria COUNTY, and Messrs MoC a.
mont Lee, RoaLh WhRun, Gray, Stumbaugh, Day.
Worrell and Rhoads, were chosen.
The Speaker and members of The Senate being
inrodneed the CLERKS of the Senate and House road
the journals of the two Houses by which 1t appeared
that on Tuesday, January Is, the Senate of Penn
syvania by a vote of 20 to IL, elected simon Came
ron TO serve a. United States Senator, and that
the same day the House of Representatives by q
vote of 62 to 81, elected the same person.
The Speaker OF the Senate then announced that
Simon Cameron had been duly chosen by the
Legislature, and the necessary certificates WOrc
signed.
Messrs. Randall, White, and McCandless, who
were yesterday absent from the Senate, this NOM.
ing recorded their votes, and the Onv absentees O
the two Houses were Senator Btllingtet, of LRncas
ter, and Representative JOsephs.
Mr.. Pennypacker moved that the House,
mark Of respect to the retiring Governor, call upon
him this daY at IL O'Clock. Agreed to.
Mr. Mckee moved 70 print fifteen thousand copies
OF Governor Geary's inaugural address in English
aud three thousand in German, Agreed TO.
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FROM BALT1MoRE TO-DAY.

Another Horrible Murder Return of
the "FanCy" from the Prize-Ftght-
The United States SenRtOrshlp, Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
BALTIMORE, January 49, A large number of
the fancy" and shoulder-hltters who were at
the ''milln yesterday have returned and infest
our city. The police are preparing to arrest the
rlngleaders for cOnspring here to get up the fight
elsewhere. Some were arrested this morning, ut
is said. Numerous persons had their pockets
picked while the parties were going to the fight
in the cars, and other outrages were committed.
A man named Joseph Yansen, in an alteIca-
ton yesterday with William WaldsChmit cut
single stroke of a drawing-knte causing in
slant death.
They were felow.workmen in Salters cooper
shop.
There is no doubt that Governor Swami will
be elected United States Senator to-day. All
the arrangements are completed to secure that
result.
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Fire at Elmira, New York.

ELMIRA, January l6.-A fire broke out about
midnight last night in the clothing store of
Isadore Pechmor, Water street, and extended
to the next store east, occuDied by W. T. Gil
bert, dealer in boots and shoes. The buildings
were three stories in height the second and
third floors being occupied by Madame Dubois,
Miss Burk, and Mrs. Borden as family living
rooms. These occupants barely escaped with
their lives, losing all their furniture, clothing.
and vauables. The buildings were totally CON
sumed. They were owned by Judge Dunn and
H. B. Locke. Insurance on BUILDINGS and en-
tire contents about SO, 900. Loss from Sl5,0O
to $4,000. The occupants of the adjacent
BUILDINGS sustained losses by hasty removal of
their goods.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE,
Senate,


HARRISBURG, January l6.-VarIous petitions were
presented OF no general interest
MIR. Ridgway presented an act declaring the
Philadelphia Board Of Brokers TO be ASSOCIATION
for charitable and benevolent purposes; also act
authorizing the consolidation OF oil other mining
companies, under the same terms provided for
consolidation OF railroad companies by acts of May
l6 1861, and March 25 1855. The new company
may assume new name, fix the capital stock and
certify their act to the Secretary of State.
An act authorizing the transfer OF franchises as
well as realty of corporations under the authority OF
sales under mort gaze deeds OF trust, passed
Mr. Randall read act for the appointment of
an additional law Judge in the Courts OF SchuYlkll
county.
Mr.. Shoemaker, incorporating the Riverside Slate
Company; also one authorizing Lehigh Coal ana
Navigation Company to buid branch railroads: /:
also, q supplement- allowing the Valley Coal Com.
pany to borrow three hundred thousand dollars
MT jackson read an act incorporating the
Mcconnell Mineral COmpanYl
Mr.. Brown, an act providing that no Joint tenants
shall work OF lease their real estate without the
common consent OF all Joint tenants.
Mr.. Searighr, one exempung cemetery lots from
taxation levy, and sale.
MI Coleman offered the following resolutIon.-
Resoived, That the Senate OF Pennsylvania a,
testimonial of appreciation Of the faithful inteli-
gent and patriotic manner in which GoVernor
Andrew G Curtin has discharged his duties for siY
years, will, in body. call on him and pay their
respects this day, at 12b o'clock r. M.
The resolution was objected to by several Demo
Gratis as having a political bearing, and finaliv a
substitute was offered by Senator McCandIess' as
follows which was unanimously agreed to -
ResOlUed, That az 125 o'clock p M this dav tbe
members Of the Senate proceed in a body to pay
their respects to the retiring Governor. Ad.
jOurned.
House Of Representatives,
The following bills were intrOduced:-
BY MI Ghegan, one preventing an extra session
Of the Board ot Assessors from being held, except
between the hours OF 10 A, M. and 6P. NJ This ne
intended 10 prevent night sessions which, have an
iTeqQ entity resulted N riot,
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Movements of Stenmers.

PORTLAND, january l6.-The Steamship Peru.
Wan, with Liverpool dates to the Sd. and Green
castle to the 4th instant arrived at fifteen
minutes past eleven this morning,
New YORK, January 16.-Arrived. steamer
Vile de Paris, from Brest on the 5th; steamer
Edinburgh, on the I'd inst and steamer United
Kingdom, from Glasgow December 20.
BOsToN, January l6.-The steamship Chine
sailed for Liverpool, via Halifax, at = o;cIoct.
this morning, with so Liverpool and 20 FfaIIfSX
passengers. She takes no specie. '-''''N
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Burning of Prisoners in South Carolina

from Captain Clouds in command at Charles
ton, South Carolina, it appears that the burn
ing to death of the twenty-five colored prisoners
in the jail at Kingston, South Carolina, was
caused by the barbarous ohstinacy of the Sheriff
and JailoI, who refused 70 unlock the doors,
and let the poor creatures out. white pri-
soner was. however, allowed to 90 out. Captain
Cloud has ordered the Sheriff and the Jaior to
be arrested.
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PERHAPS You DON'T KNOW lT!-That the best
Clothing the cheapest III more particulars than
merely idstinq lO7ger If Is cheaper IN these other
poipts:-It IS more satisfactory, thus SGCes wear
ot discomfort mInus 1t IL hGRdSOn1er, thus
S1VeS the necessity of having Unrietg of suits
different occasions; when Ou are tired OF good
suit il can be sold for that would, nftentImes
purchase what IS called "chenp SUIT J" 1t always
has an air OF style even when worn, thus sdUes
ever feeling that you ale sha66tty dressed All Ct
these points are secured by purchasing our cloth
Made Clothing House. under the Continental"
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Explosion Of an Oil Still.

NEW HAVEN, January l6.-An explosion OF
one of the stills at Leet & Co.'s oil refinery, ON
Dyke street, took place this morning, setting
the works on fire. The entire establishment was
loss is 500, ,OO0-msured for $4,000 in New York
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From Boston; ;

BosToN, January I6.-It is stated that the
owners of the line of steamers plying bet
Boston and Bangor, recovered 81, 200, 900 of Gov
eminent money for steamboats, lost while undeI,
Government charters during the late war
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PERRY DAVE PAIN KILLER.-EVery day affords
new proofs of the peculiar effects of this preparation
In cases where dsordered condition Of the stomach
liver. and bowels is combined with great debility,
nervous weakness and intense melancholy, its
effects are most beneficial and wonderful 1t should
he kept by every family.
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MARRVED

HEARD-DUNKERbY.-Un the 10Th o. JanVary, s93,, s93,
by Rev. Samuel TWeeda Q, MT JOHN HEAhD 70 Mlsss iss
LOUISA DUNKERLY, both Cf FRANKFORT, IWeh'y -'nnu
Ward.
MICA RTHUR- PARKER-On Thursday evening, Janu,
TO- 1857 at the residence the brides father NO 5V
Wharton sire ct, by the Rev John Chamber Mr AMES
MCARlHUR to Miss MAGGIE r. PARKER all OF this
city
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Meeting of the Committee on Banking.

WASHINGTON, January l6-The Committee On
Banking and Currency had another meeting to-
day to mature the bill heretofore introduced by
Representative Randall, of Pennsylvania having
in view the creation OF sinking fund and the
substitution of legal-tender for National bank
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FAST FREIGHT LINE.
ALL RAIL ROUTE TO THE SOUTH,
Via Orange and Alexandria Railroad
and its Connections.

1"NVNHtHNNNNIh INWIIIUHU
and its Connections.
The undersigned would respectfully ask the attention
OF shippers 10 the ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE between
Philadelphia and the South.
Merchants and others desirous of avoiding freauent
changes and water transportation, Will please marx
their ne0ht via o. a A. R. Rail, and send to dspo
Of Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
BROAD and PRIME Streets
Cars run through from Philadelphia to Lynchburg
without breaking bulk
DraS receipts furnished, and Bills Of Lading signed N
the through fteight once Of PHILADELPHIA Wilminvon
and Baltimore Railroad, No lO5 South FIFTH street
below Chesnut.
Rates guaranteed as low at all times as by other
JAMES G. WILSON,
Agent Orange and Alexandra Railroad,
nHpu No, I06 South FIFTH Street
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Cold weather on the White Mountains.

CONCORD, N. H., January l6.-The theFmome.
ter at Franconia, at O'Clock this morning stood
at 25 degrees below zero.
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PPoINTMENT.-Erastus Poulson, Esq,
has been appointed as Solicitor by the new Re
oeiver OF Taxes, Mr.. Richard Peltz, to commence
his duties Immediately. Mr. PouIson has acted
in that capacity to the great satisfaction of
Major Flomerfelt and his successor, William P.
Hamm.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. M.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TEEBss&RH.
WASHINGTON January l6.
The New states.
It is believed that Mr. Boutwel's amendments
have saved the Nebraska and Colorado Dlllss
and that they can be passed in both Houses over
a veto.
The business of thelPatent Office is increasing
so rapidly that II is found necessary to increase
the number of examiners and clerks very con-
siderably.
The contract for purchasing the waste paper
from the Post Office Department has been
awarded to George Hill, of Georgetown, and
Thomas Lucas of Washington, at prices ranging
from three to ten cents per pound according to
class.
The Iron Men in Council.
The American Iron and Steel Association,
composed OF manufacturers from all sections OF
the country, are holding their annual meeting
to-day at Wizards. There is large attend
ance, and the members generally report de-
preston in bus ness, caused by the low tariff on
imported iron and steel. The members will use
their influence to secure the passage of bill
Horace Greeley will address the Association
tonight.
Personal.
Messrs. Oakes, Ames, and John b. Alley,
Representatives from Massachusetts,, left Wash
ington to-day for New Orleans on business
speculation,
Passage of the Nebraska and Colorado
Bills.
WASHINGTON, January l6.-The Senate has
passed. by vote of rs to IA, the bills to admit
Coloraeo and Nebraska, as amended by the
House yesterday.
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SELLING WITHOUT A LICENSE. - This
morning man named Morris Harris was
arrested for peddling overcoats without a
license He was committed to answer.
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TuE NFW DRUG STORE.-he moods new store
next to the Metropolitan Hotel, has very large
assortment OF drugs and chemicals, besides beng the
nrincipal depot for the sale of HelmbOld's well
known preparations. The assistants of this estab
ishment are well qualified in all the branches of
their nrescriptions win be conscientiously COM
pounded All varieties of drugs are here dispensed,
of the first quality and at the most reasonable
In addition 10 the usual stock of drugs, Helmbod
keeps constantly on hand arge and fresh supply of
his celebrated preparations, the Extracts of Bucnu
and the Extracts of Sarsaparia. The attention and
patronage of the public are respectfully solicited and
satistaction is confidently guaranteed. ..
Depots at n. 104 s. Tenth street, Philadelphia.
No 694 Broadway, N. Y.
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GROSS CARELEsSNEss.-In spite Of all
that has been said upon the subject of securing
stores and dwellings properly for the night, and
the numerous cases of burglary that happen,
storekeepers and their attendants will persist
cases @ are reported to the Mayor every morning,
showing almost criminal carelessness in expos
ing their property to the thief and the incen-
diary, thus endangering not only their own
property but that of others. Tesg
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WEHAvE still further reduced prices of Mems,
Youtns', and BOYS Clothlng-being determined to
close out Winter Stock.
No BETTER INVESTMENT CAN BE FOUND THAN
CIoTHING AT OUR PRESENT PRICES. WEIGH ARE
LOWER THAN THEY POSSIBLY CAN BE NEXT
WINTER.
HALFWAY BETWEEN RENNBTT Il Co.,
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
SIXTH STs. th1s MARKET STREET
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No CURE NO AY!--PosITIvELY No CURE No
PAY-Dr Filters Remedy cured c. F. Clothier OF
Rhenmatism No. % North Water street. Used
inwardiy. Advice gratis, 10 to l. Office, No. 90
Snutb Fourth street.
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WE DO NOT ASSERT that every family should be
their own physician in all cases. but it is undeniabe
that with a case of Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC Spe
cjfics in the house. times without number, disease
and sickness may be arrested and time, money, and
suffering saved This Is being done by thousands,
and may be done by all. See advertisement in
another column.
Or address
HUMPHRBYs' HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co..
No. Ego RrOAdWav. N Y.
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fifteen hours. After two nights without sleep,
and twenty hours without food, they are pro
badly, at the present writing slumbering of the
effects of an enormous breakfast Sometimes 1t
is pleasant to go to Harrisburg, and sometimes
IL lie not
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CoRoNERs JURY.-The following gentle
men have been designated as constituting the
Jury to examine into the cause OF the boiler ex-
Professor Henry Morton, John Agnew, ESQ,
H. P. NJ. Birkinbinc, Esq, Horny Lyons, ESQ,
Henry Hoff, ESD. Samuel w. Green, Esq.
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BURNT ALMONDS, Rose Almonds, lIceland Moss
Paste. Cream Chocolates ETC., can be had at all
times of George W. Jenkins, COnfectioner No. 1887
CDrn o Garden street.
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Latest Markets hv TeleurnDh

Isand 1923 Reading, 104s; Canton Companv ssI
Erie 653i Cleveland and TOiedO 1861 Cleveland ana
Pittsburg, 81; Pittsburg aud Fort Wayne 10ai.
New York Central lO9; ILLINOIS Central 1901. CTs
berland preferred: So; Missouri 6g S3i F,Ye-
do 1865 I;Ten fort;es, 994; SeYen.thrties iX95
Money e per cent; sterling Exchange, oil siSht'
104; Gold l345 ~ ~ N'NNT
NEW YORK January 16.-Cottop ouiot. ssI.s :.
34Ic. Elour dull; sales 1000 barrels Sta se aot at
l240; Ohio, Sll l90@l4l5 Western, SS40SISs.yySS:
southern $l2gl7; Wheat dull and deSSin;nS'
Corn quiet sales Of 75 900 bushels OF mixeS WHY
ern at sll7 Oats duh and dropping: WoStss,t. WtsSt
63G65c. state, 67G69c Beet quiet Dressed So,
quiet in barrels at 12@18jc, Whisky dull Lara
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LOST.

49, LOST THIS MORNING, ON CHES-
sAeDN NUT street small TAN DOG. No black
aboaf 6im feet almost a eOlden color one ear badly
cropped one doll reward for his return to No lSs
QIRARD Street. lR
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-The following pro-
perties were sold by Mr.. James A. Freeman, at
the EXcbange to-day, commencing at noon:-
No. 127 N. Second street-Business stand, lSby
SO s6lOO
Lot, Adams street. below Almond ...,..... Not sold.
Chester county farm, l4S acres. Not sold
No, 6l9 Brown street-A three-story brick $500
dweling s205O
dwelling .......s.................... s22OO
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Philada Stock Exchange Sales, Tan re-

$3.50 U s l0-40s. .1085
$500 U s 1905 Jy.. 104a
$500 CitV 6s old. -. 96l
$1,000 War g. Fra Is. 84j
so Sh 81 Nch Coal. ,1'A
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CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
n He L A S T w E E KI
a FEW DAYS ONLY LETT
THE DRAWING OF THE PREMIUMS
MOST POSITIVELY WILL TAKE PLACE
UPON THE STAGE OF THE OPERA HOUSE,
ON THE
2iSf OF (THIS) JANUARY,
AT 21 O'CLOCK p. M.

Al - ODOAOOA Ne
Itwnl be arranged and conduc ted by the Committee
whose have already been officially announced:--
WILLIAM T. CooLBAUGH, President Union Ma
tional Bank.
AMOS T. ALL, Treasurer G. B. & RR.
E. G. HALL, Hall, Kimbsrk & Co.
CLINTON BRIGGS, Ewing, Briggs & Co.
j Q. DoRE, President of the Board OF Trade.
JAMES Fl. BOWEN, President 1hiid National Bank.
JAMES G. FARGO, Manager American Express.
FRANCIS A. HOFFMAN, ex- Lieutenant Governor.
1. Y. MUM, Mum Scott. Elevator
j, A, ELLIS, President second ationa Bank
Assisted by the following members to represent the
interest of subscribers in the Eastern states:-
SAMUEL CASTNER, Coal Merchant, Trinity Build
ding ew York.
RM. HEDDEN, late Cashier OF the Croton National
Bank. New York
RE. DEMMoN President Howard National Bank,
Boston.
DAVID PULsIFER, D. Pulsifer & PaYson, Boston.
G. p. STICKNEY, President Massasolt Bank, Fall
River,tMass.
CASPER soUDER, of the Evening Bulletin" AS
socistioD. rF
CALEB H. NEEDLES, Druggist, Philadelphia.
R. SMITH, L. johnson Il Co., Type Founders, Phla-
dephia.
WALTER INGERsoLL, Cashier of the National In
surance ank, Detroit.
E. S. ROWSE, CAvender & Rowse, Bankers, st.
Louis.
FEW SHARES ONLY YET REMAIN!
OAUAAh ACAA hS' '''' .''',,',..''''.'.', %
Remit il possible by draft or Post Office order.
Register all letters containing currency.
Direct to u. H. CROSBY Actuary.
SOLE AGENT FOR PHILADELPHIA,
T. B. p ID C n,
No. 6O7 CHESNUT ST,
New Bulletin Buildng)
OR AT PHILADELPHIA ART GALLERY,
No. 1905 chestnut ST.
Open at both places until 10 P. M ll6ws2t
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ALDERMAN h

BEFORE ALDERMAN BEITLER.-At .
O'Clock to-day James JOline was before AIdor
man Beitter upon the charge of the larcenu y 8
$3.50 in pennies from l.. Pelouze x Co wv y
conner Third and Chestnut streets. ,JoIha w.
held in $1,000 bail to answer. wv
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PrBIIC notice.. G.. Whitman & Co., No 9lS
Chestnut street now ready to supply theI choice
and pUre COniec'iOns, pUt up in neat boxes
Also n large assortment OF Imported Boxes, Sur.
nrjses and Knick .knacSs for Trees.
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DIED.


ALLEN..--On the morning OF the 10th instant az his
late residence, No. $40 N seventh street. THOMAS
ALLEN. IN the 6lst ear OF his age 80.
Due notice will be given OF the FUNERAL. ~
CLAXTON.-On the l5th instant, of pneumonia;
FLIzABE1H wife OF X Bethel Claxton ID. D., and
daughter of the late Hon. David scott, OF WiBesoarre
aged al years
he friends and relatives of the family are invited TO
attend her funeral without further notice at the Church
the saviour Thirty eighth street, near Chesnut on
Saturday morning next at II O'Clock.
DANNELS.-on the morning Of the 18th instant Mrs
SARAH DAMN ELS, widow Of the late John Daniels IN
the 63d year of her age.
The atives and friends the family respectfully
invited 70 intend the funeral from her late residence NO
$50 Auburn street. on Friday next the 18th Instant at
O'Clock.
HUNTERS9N.-0n the 10th instant, Miss MARY A.
HUNTERSuN daughter OF the late John Hunter5On
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited TO
attend the funeral, from the residence OF her brothern-
law, John T. Donnely 1903 Brown street. Friday
morning January ls, at II O'Clock.
McCULLY.-On the 18th instant after lingering ILL.,
ness, ANNIE, wife of william f. MCCully
gle relatives and i1iends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence OF her
husband No. 336 Sixth street. above Pine. FRIDAY
morning the 18th Instant at O'Clock Services at ST.
JOsephs Church. vSsg .=Ean-s "a S
MoRGAN.-On the 18th instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH
vie Of Edmund Morgan In the 62d year of her ageJ
Ru Lodge, No. 2 of the Independ Order of Pho-
zaheans, respectfully invited to attend her funeral
her husbands residence No 20Ol N Fitch street
on thursday morning at IL O'Clock, without further
notice. TO proceed to Leverington Cemetery, Rox-
borough
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IN WARBU RTON.7 - -
~ akABHI0NABLE HATTNR
NO. 40 ClIESHUT Street
Next dQVr to Poet Ofnca