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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10

TnE ELECTION in California, has resulted
IN the triumph OF the Copperhead State
ticket by majority ranging from 1000 to
5000 majority They have secured a major.
ily in tile lower House of the General As
semhly, and probably in the Senate This
result vas brought about by the nomination
ota very unpopular man for Governor which
produced division in the Republican ranks.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10

THE NATIONAL lNTELnGGENcER says that
"eu. Grant and Andy johnson did not quar-.
rel at recent interview 1t is becoming to
be q matter of not much consequence what
Chants opinions are upon public matters.
lie might as well have none as to lock, them
up so tightly under the seal of privacy as to
depriye the country of the benefit Of them
as he has been doing since he put his foot
lato lAe war office.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
VIRGINIA LAND.

HAVE 1000 ACRES OF GOOD FARM LAND
within 80 minutes ride Of the City Of Petersburg, and
IA hours from Wilmington by Railroad that will sell
in lots OF from 10 to 100 acres, at $40 per acre
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10

assaA VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
l,mW# ODESSA FOR sALs-No 1. A handsome three
l,,ilH story BRICK HOUSE. the main building Of
a which is2i by 80 feet, with double parlo,s large
dlnng room, Kitchen and bath room large garden and
lawn with shrubbery, shade trees aud small lruit Of
almost erety variety
No. ?. One lot OF ground, Of FIVE ACRES One nj
Two ACRES and Gne of ONE ACRE.
No. Four small tsnements, well located with gar.
dens attached. $50 nv
No. g. stable sufficient for hreS horses and three cows
Also, two carriage houses and small gfanary Apply 10
OuLE 4 TOWNSEND,
Jy124tI No. East Third Street. Wiimingtnn Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
VALUABLE FARM ron SALE.

uontanlng l4O acrss more or less situate on the
Brandywiue in Chrlsaus hundred, New Castle cOunty
and State Of Delaware, adjoining lands Of Morris Palmer
Thomas Wilson, and others Ths buildings are an excel
lent stone House and Barn, both supplied with water
from pipes from springs There water in oyery
held. Good apple orchard and great variety of choice
pears and grapes II has Rcres very hest
wine meadow, with 20 Of woodland, ali in hleb
state Of cultivation within hve miles of the Whining
ton CITY ilne II ia very healthy aud desirable pro-
psrty. Apply to W. MoCAuLLEY.
COG Market Street,
Sept 20, 1865 arts ns
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10

es-LApIEs TRUssEs. SUPPORTERS, ELASTIC
lMndages. Ralts. stuekiuss, Knee Caps BANNING's &
tiIols BRACEs Spinal, shoulder and Ers-tor Braces,
Asht French and German Rupture Trusses, syrngss in
At "NRRDLRs'" ON
IMELFTH STREET, FIRar Do0R BsLow RACE, PHILA-
nkLtHIA, (rhls Department is conducted Erctlsipeiv
Ior Females AMI Children by Competent Lader and tha
Stock Is adapted to their Special WAns0 In Edustipg
our Mechanical Remedies combine correct construe
tlon, with ease and comfort
Organized by the Proprietor
c. H. NEEDLES,
Professional Adjustsr OF TruSls. &e &C.,
CoRSBR TwALPYu AND RAoR sfRRRTs,
maTa-um0h PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
IN v1Ra1N1A, A COUNTRY SEAT

Three miles out of the City Of Petersburg, SIXTY
SIX ACRES, with good buildings aud plenty Of Fruit
Price, $1,000. j. A. BROWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10

AMNEsrY.-Andrew johnson has at last
issued his long promised proclamation, grant.
ing full and almost unconditional pardon to
his friends and admirers-the traitors of the
South. By this pardon, it is stated, that the
murderers of ABRAHAM LINCOLN also get
off "scot freen of punishment The proc
lamaiion sets at defiance several recent acts
Of Congress concerning Reconstruction. and
assumes, in the person OF tue President, die
tatorial powert, Meanwhile Congress is
absent from its post, having adjourned until
the latter part of November. If tile people.
at the elections which are about 10 take
place in the North and West, do not decide
in favor of Impeachment by their votes, then
hey deserve to lose the liberties which the
drunken, disgracefdl bunoon at Washington
is trying so industriously to deprive them OF.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10

AN INFANT KILLED by RATTLEsNAKRs.
Back OF Fort Erie, Canada, is an immense
swamp, covering several hundred acres
which, owing to the extreme drought has
been In condition to be burned over, and in
1t fire has been doing its work for some time
but causing little harm, except to the rattle.
snake and ntller reptiles with which the
swamp is infested. Not long since, says tile
Buffalo Express, portion of this reptile.
haunted swamp was the locality of a yerv
melancholy occurrence, which produced great
feeling and excitement throughoutthe neigh
boring country. A party from the farther
SIDE OF the swamp, living at or near Port
Colborn, Yentgred into its reeessess upon n
Derrymg expedition. One Of the company
was mother, with an infant child, The
child fell asleep, and its mother deposited IL
on her shawl upon q comfortable bed of
moss or grass, while she pursued the quest
for fruit. unconsciously She wandered fur.
ther than she meant from the sleepinp infant
and startled suddenly to find it out of her
sight became bewildered and lost all reckon.
ing of the place. The friends, all summon.
cd TO the search, secured every part in vain.
Tle hunt grew frantic as darkness came on.
ana when gathering night drove the party
from the swamp they collected neighbors
from every direction and entered again with
lanterns and torches. Ali night the search
went on, and not until after morning dawn
ed was the lost infant found. Too late. The
child was dead. 1t had died the horrible
death which a mothers shudderIng fancy
must have constantly pictured during the
search. 1t had been struck by the deadly
fangs of ratuesnake, having reused the
reptile, probably, by its struggles and cries.
----4@@sS-
It is stated that John B, Cough has been
obliged TO decline four hundred invitations
to lecture during the coming season,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
FoR sALE.--THAr vALuAnLl

- FOR sALE.--THAT VALUABLE
S551 Farm, situate partly in the City OF Wilmington
ASael and partly In 0hstrianA Hundred known AS the
-A-Al "Warnor or Wrishp Farm, adjoining lands Of
Henry q. Banaing Esq, thomas n. Baystd Egq. date
Col DAViss) Dr. Brown, Mrs Conne and others
Ag about 10 acres less This property has s.y
erAl Of the MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING StTEs
around Wilmington, lies both side. of the Railroad
and Turnpike and Is In every way desirable as spseu.
lation by operators In Ren Estate, or iew gentamen
who desire handGQme locations for private residences
Apply to WIN McCAULIEY
1e25-u COG Market Street Wilmington Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
nm MANmoODl now LOST, now
As-ro1 opFIoa box 1850. lss 6s0vEnr' Nav fG +
"REFoND THE MIssIssIPPI.p

o,TE C0MrhETE HISTORY OF rlE NEW STATES AND
uhkhtToklEs, fiom the Great River To tie Great
oeean' by ALBERT D. RlGuARpFos.
OVER 10000 COPIES SOLD IN ONE MONTH
LIE and Adventures rr-. tisg Mountains and ths
Pacific Coast With over 2iUS Jpglr DtIye and Photo
grnphia Views Of the Sesnary os, Land. Aiuta, Peopo
am a. ourlosltles oi the No" station and Taritorss.
ms History Of that vast and ar region will prov4
llvAuaDle assistance, supplying IL does want long
felt Of full authentic aud fsliAbla guide to climate,
SOIL hfednets, means of travel, 40, &c.
AuHNIa WANIkb.--s nj for Circulars sud cur
Terms AND afull description oi the work. Address.
NATlO sAL ruBLisHlE0 Coz
JySV-'t No. bOI Minor street, rhiladslphiA, Pa.
SHAIrEhhD CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by Helm
- b. Ida Extract Buehu, =
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
HOUSE LOTS Fon SALE.

ABOUT 80 HOUSE LOTS, very deslrably situated In
j. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10

GOV. HELM, Of Kentucky, died at his re-
sidence MT Elizabothown, on Sunday. He
was iaaugurated one week ago.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
NnTInr-

All persons having CLAIMS against the Estate Of tha da
ceased must present the same duly att sed h tha
Aes on Or beiora August 4th 1865 Of abide tbe Al N
Assembly In such case made and provided >'' y
MARY BuNsALL
HANNAH B0NsAlL, kxeeuiriHss.
:, ~ Probatsd bills may be left with jOuN A nIN.
IAN, 70 % elO French Street, Wim ngtn, Dsi,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
WANTS.

A SELLING AGENT WANTED FOR
"A THIS CITY AND VICINITY, for one Of tho Pirst
Glass and established Sewing Machines surpassed bv
mona for dtmeAe and manufacturing purposes. rate
Of discount will be allowed which will warrant liberal
OUTLAY, aud ensure profitable business. address, with
Recommendations Box 36sl post-Ofes. Boston Mass
MONEY WANTED.--WE CAN LOAN ON
1Yl good landed security-on Bond and MortKaRe-R
number OF sums OF 5000 81 900, $1,000, $4,000 SSOO0
$4,000, &e. Any person having moRey, and wanting *
loaned safely would do we'll to call on = -
A W. MeCAULLEY 4 CO.,
ap3 ana MnrkAt Hfva
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
.(1EORGE II. TINDALL,

EORGE II. TINDALL,
CONTRACT AND BUILDER,
sHop-No Ill WEST STREET,
Below Second Street, In second story.
REstDENcE-- o s2s EAST ROuRTa STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Stores fitted up, and personal attention paid 10 dob
bing.
Mr. Tinda would rsspsstfully inform the publIe that
he Ia fully prepared contract to do all kinds OF work
in his line aud hopes by strict attention TO businshs
merit and resslys sshare ofpublic patronage.
Ap90-ew
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
Sept. 20, 1869.

VALUABLE FARM FOn SALE CON
" tanning two hundred acres, moro or less, situate in
Delaware, on this River road We miles iron New Cists
The buildings are excellent, brick house with ii Rooms
sooa Darn spring house Ice house and other out build
lngs Also two story tenant mouse. Is healthy and
desirable property. Apply to N'N
W. MooAULLEY,
la. COG Market street,
oct2b Wilmfngtnu Daiaw.ra
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10

The little schooner yacht John t. Ford
was found a few days ago on the coast of
Ireland, near Queenstown, whittier she had
driitcd Some valuable papers and other
articles were found on board.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10Th. ,o..
Al O'CLOCK, u. M A'o'

All that iarsl wharaon the said ITa,non ava ,s
side, situated near the town Of Oherrv ui1 nov re
County aforesaid about four miles from Rt@, @ Ia Cecil
ing 81 ACRES OF LAND, more or ess az w contain
10 acres are improved ard under aultvninn % About
due is WOOD, or uncultivaed The soil Il ~ me Fe'
turtl quality, :" vi god u.s.
This property lies In healthy and thrlyix, n.,-,,
hood, and Is convenient to churches sehooie esnoo
The inprovs ments are u FRAME iNn ma,
In good repair II contains nine rooms Ia N 9usB
aud has portico ell .ht iest wide running eet ifOn
iiro length. FRAME BARN in good ssns, s,SnE is en-
e4twith stone Stabling uderneath MI " BY %
ING in good repair, 20 by ~ feet containIn pulln
House, GrinAfos, Cribs, &c. Spring Honsa a. agon
small outbuidlngs There ia cellar IL bv oi u nu Other
the Dwelling Houss, and pump Of good wats unast
yard "''sr In The
Mfr. William @. Hssson will be plesqed IN sho,- "a
perty to persons desiring to sxamino IT, -'" 'hsqro
POSSESSION GIVEN MARCH Doth lsas
HS-1f desired by purchasers this pronertv .,,.,
susceptible o. division may be civred In two '.n m u
parcels. Plot, showing the proposed divsionvi moe
may be seen by applying 10 the Trusiee Al b 'ne',
Klkton, Md, on or before the day Of sale - Vn'e IN
The Terms OF Sale are-S2,0O0 10 be maid In ,., 90
day Of sale, aud the remainder to bs paid In
salments, payable respectively In nne hnd Ia h'
months from the day of sale the c edit
interest from the day Of fale aud be secure nv ~
Notes Of ths purchaser, with surnv or Wy 40
be approved by The Trustees or the credit NJ 70
The interest thereon then owing, may At bs
option afler the ratification OF the saie bv th
paid at any time before their maturity ' eeu'h Do
4aS-Cost OF Deed Stamps, &c to bepald hv nn..,
aug30-ts sioorti ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
EoR san %, on EXCHANGE FOR CIT1

ENOh SALE, Or EXCHANGE FOR CITY
\ PHoPEkrY--A FARM of III acres Of land DO ot
which artble situate between Ekton AMI North Eatt
mites from the former and miles from the latter III
esleht house fair out buildings we'll fenced and water.
90 win orchards II not sold soon, II will be rsntel-
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
-. WM MeCAULLEY
lanlD COG kat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
W. MOUAULLEY,
-. 600 Market street.
Wilmington, Delaware
oct2G

NfOh sALA.--A GOOD THREE STORY BRiuK
H HOUSE, Of modern style, having 10 large roons
5000 Dry cellar The house Is furnished with water RAJ
Ana paror heater The LOT Is % feet 'front.' li5 deep
small fruits Is beautifully situated on Washington sreet
no ols having an elegant prospect Of town and couny
Apply " MN MrOa uIfTv meat
iebl2 rna 4, Ilta -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
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+ AReE ogIIUlILDINc ron sALE.--Tnn

r ARGE BUILDING FOR sALE.--TuE
~ UNION CuCKCl IN Second street near Washington
street The congregation have erected new and beant
iul church At tilth and Washington, hence lhe Old
mouse IL FOR sale at much less price than t can he
i9r i9r a. present. SASH MAKERS, MAClIINIsTs AED
MANUFAcTURRRs TAKE NOTICE. Call on
nox-oI bright SON.
VNHE HUNsBERGER BUILDING; ron
i RENT. HON
This aue building. on the corner Of Market and Wat,
streets IS nov offered for rent with pn - si,n an,
sne @ int o, December next 1t tLv Jest situation for
CoAohmaklng In the city. '''
oe,is,u WILLIAM bush
RANE OpENING.---A STORE ANO
IN MANuFACruAlNd BUSINESS, long and well as
& SOW doing good profitable business. WILL nm soID
Investment, Address, my sea e.aiA"s'"B
js1-tf WiI,a,'' n,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.
CRITTENDEN'S

Young men who wish to qu,lfy themselves for Busl-
uess Life, AdvantAgebfor doing 10 At
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10

TIfARE NO MORE UNpLKAsANT and DNsAPR RENR
| DIES for unpleasant and dangerous diisA,es uss
Hslmbolda Extract Bnehu and Improved RdgI Wash.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10

with or without the furniture or an active partner
wanted TO manage IT, Besiting to devote my time 10
cther business will let at reasonable rent to good
tensnt with three hundred doars mouth OF boariers
10 the house TO commence with and plenty Of applcn
lions for summer board II not let an active parinrr
VIII be received, II one should offer, calculated 10
may3l-tf i RnowN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10

WANTED--sIX THOUSAND DOLLAIts
w $4,000 for nVe years pond aud Mortgage,
hrrt lien, on n Pam In New Castle Hundred, worth
twenty-five Thousand Dollars, tS25 00O) Address, H.
at this Ohes, aiAtng terms 30. iy26-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
NEW PUBLICArroNs.
lUEEN yIcTORIA's MEMOIR OF
. HER HUSBAND.

HARPER BROTHERS have lust ready In ona volums.
Amo price S2 OO,with two portraits on steel by william
ol from paintings in the uossession Of Her Malsaiy
tino1Haa ~ 1Haasen, THE EARLY YEARS OF HIS ROYAL
~ ihtldhNEss, the PRINCE CONsORT, compiled under
tne direction of Her Majesty the Queen By Lieut.
GENERAL the Hon, CHARLES GsEY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
PUBLIC SAT,Es

fTNUsTEE's sALE.--BR VIRT1,;ss,,,.,,
A Decree Of ths Circuit Oouit for cecI ioSnsi or
sttlns as court o. Equity, paused in causa w.
lewis =. blhun Qor the uHs Of George W ~ wnttelH
Complainant, and William O Has,on ANA I1s Ib1ssAnet Il
iendant the undersigned, us rrustee viii 's are Dc
Public Auction, at the Howard House. in RkonA Ap9e Al
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
HORSES TO HIRE.
NEW LIVERY AND ExOHANG
In STABLE.
No. lO4 WALNUT STREET, WILMINGTON

n The snhEerlbsr, having opened a LIVERY
D&AA AND EXcHANuE STABLE, has Alwnys on
-h hand some very fms horses for hire, sale OF ex
change, among which 70 splendid MAre, trained by
Madame Minnie which Is very pleasant horse for lsdss
Is invites those who desire TO either HIRE SELL Oh
hxChANdE HORSES, 70 give him CALL as he feels
confident that he will be Able to give them entire sas-
faction. His terms are reasonable.
js21-3mos A. d. VAEDRvRu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10

Fnnure Cars aud Drays and excellent Horses 10 hire
all hours. Furniture and other articles will be renoved
from the Steamboat landing and other places In the div
With great by silful and sober drivers An who
deHire drayng can be accommodated with promplueEs Al
the lowest possible ratAs. MORRIN wRIDTR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10
WILLARD HAIL, President.

Launch.-Burll, McCaulley " Co, launch.
ed ON Thursday last, at their yard, foot Of
Seventh Street, three masted schooner,
built tor Abiel Abbott. of New York. SHE
was named the VIM. Ii. Jones, is about 35C
tons bufIhen. She is handsome model
and reflects great credit upon her builders.
Wilmington dad Reading Railroad. THE
Board Of Directors of the company, held q
meeting in Philadelphia, on Wednesday.
and heard the reports and estimates of tie
Engineers. They are far below oil former
estimates, which were in the neighborhood
of $500, '''1>'
The Visitij,g Flremen.-The Western Hose
Company OF Philadelphia, visited the Pic.
mic OF the Friendship Fire Company. ON tie
Brandywine, on Friday last, and returned
home in the evening.
Change Of Whagf-The steamer Eliza
Hancox has changed her wharf in PbiIadeI'
phia, and now leaves Arch street wharf in
place OF Dock street. a.
New Depot.-The Philadelphia. Wilmino.
ton and Baltimore Railroad COMPANY ara
erecting handsome new depot at Egner,a
station, short distance from this city.
4 Trial Of the neD Steamer. The Fame
lose Company, made trial OF their new
steam engine, on Friday, when she threw
water distance of 265 feet
iiepalrtng. Workmen are now rena,rinO
and remodeling the Port Penn M. IL, Ghnrcb
ut cost or about six hundred dollars,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-10

It is stated that John B. Cough has been
Obliged TO decline four hundred invitations
TO lecture during the coming season.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27
WASHINGTON.

TIE INDIAN COMMISSION THE PRESIDENT
LOOKING FOR GEN. sHERIDANs IUCCEsoOR-
TIE MEXICAN FIIBUsTERs Mn: OFTEN
BURG STILL MINISTER TO MEXICO.
By TELEsRAPH
WASHINGTON Friday July o. 1897
The President to day added the three Genc~als
to the Indian Commission, Sherman Harvey. and or
ry. The Commission is now complete, and consists OF
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Taylor, Senator Hen
derson of the Senate Indian Committee, Col Iappan
of Colorado Mr.. sanborn of Minnesota, Gems Sher-
man, Harney, and Terry. The Commission will meet
III St Louis on the ls proximO and agree upon plan
of operations Three of the members of the Com
mission are now in st. LOtis Gen. Terry is out IN
Dakota and Messrs. TaylG, Tappan, and Sanborn
are still here, but will leave on Monday. The last
two had intended to proceed Immediately TO Fort
Larned, Kansas there to meet the Chiefs Of the
Kiowas and through them meet the Camanches. but
the appointments to-day make meeting in st. Louis
necessary.
AS yet the President hasnot designated an officer
to take command of the Fifth District, in place of
Gen Sheridan who ii is UNDERSTOOD will shortly be
relieved from his present service, and assigned to
some other About half-lozen names have been
suggested, and the probability is that Gen. Hancock
may be assigned to the command. There is good au-
thority for saying that it was not is it intended
dent has entertained the idea of relieving any
of them save Gen. Sheridan
BY direction of the Presidnt a proclamation has
been prepared in accordance with the resolution Of
the House. warning flibustGs that the penalties OF
the law will be visited uponthem, etc. but, unless
there shall be more evidence of movements in the
direction of Mexico by the fibusters the proclama-
ton will not be promulgated
Mr.. Plumb the Secretary o. Legation TO Mexico. is
now in the United States anl it was by the Secre-
tary of State deemed absolutely essential that our
Government should be at mce represented at the
Juarez Government Mr. Otenburg being in Mex
leo and acting as our Minister, under commission,
which expired with the last lay of the late session
of Congress it has been deaned advisable to con-
tinue him as the representative OF the United States
by special order. This acton of the State Depart
ment has been approved blythe President and Cabi-
net.
About 40 Post-Offices wen reopened in Virginia
and West Virginia yesterday In nearly every case
the offices were old ones which had been suspended
by the oxigencies Of the tms and the former Post
masters with few if any exceptions, have been con-
tinued in Office.
Monday week has been named for the Schutzenfest
in this city. Extensive arrangements have been
made for the occasion and 10 carriages will be EN-
ployed for the reception o. the Schutzen and tho
visitors expected from Baltimore Philadelphia, and
the other cities.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
aSlS ga.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27
DIED


q bradbury. aged ~ years. months and y days
Funeral sands Ju 2a at O'clock from the Baptist Church
Bloomfield \. J.
BRENSER-On Thursday morning July 25 Priscilla Brenner ert Of
the late John Bremen. 10 the $50 Of her
The and friends % the family respectfully invited 70 attend
The funeral fom the residence her Robert 5 Place
No 252 Mionsl 90 Sunday morning AZ o'clock lAe remains
will be taken 90 jamaica L. L., for iuionment
BRADYAt Hartford FRIDAY July 26 Nathaniel Bser second son
of Charles aud Ma Augusta Brady aged jeaFs months ana
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited attend
the funeral the residence Of hs unce Lewis W Mas
No % 81 Markpsee lghh s. On S9nla ai,',so a.
BRiM-on Thursday afternoon july Is George Bamm jr IN the
from his late residence No. n AuntcsL Bo0kyu lle relatives
and friends are respectfully invited to attend.
mCHOR-On Sixth DAY morning the 26ih inst Gerarne Youngest
daughter Of Cornelius C. and Gerarne esok sged months
The mineral sin AXE place day clock from the residence
OF her parents No. ll3 West Twenty -sTbst
Hilton Friday Jay 20 Ida X only daughter Francis r. and jose
P ,pl relatives are respectfully invited stend the funeral At
G residence OF her pareuts a8 East Thirty this (Satu
day) at l2i o.cock p u.
HgRvEYAt Beleye Friday at u o'clock m Elizabeth wife
0fJames Il. HeIyey.
Notice offuneral hereafter
Friday July &c. Isabel also, day Eose twin
daagbters Of A. Raymond aged months and Y DAYS
. f, The r.spence Of their parents No. 10 kast Thirty
secundst, this day Saturday at 2-oelock p H.
ST JOuN-On Wednesday evening July a. after lingering Illness
Newton Sarah and the late Chaance ST. John in the
The Ser Viii taEs place residence Of his mother No 3oa
Adephst, Fuloaaye, Brooklyn on saturday JHY - "
O'Clock.
TITIL-ou Thursday July 25 Sarah Sinclair wife Of Charles
The I.tive, and friends Of the family are invited attend her
funeral her late residence, No 100 Bast Twenty Oh Sat
uriay July a. at 10. o'clock a.
yAlL-At Elliott Place Hilton Head South Carolina, on Sunday Jul
81 Theron, eldest Of Solomon b. and Anna Nai
Duchess and Columbia County papers please copy
wEEKESAt No Il Perepontst, Brooklyn on Friday o. neno
rhage Clarence ysudeSater Weekes, aged % year,
Notice offunera hereafter