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DED

or consumption, on the 10th instant, after a Ions
and painful fitness, WILLIAM W., son OF BenJa'
min and Emily Jane Bolton, aged twenty years,
eleven months, and ten days. ~,
His funeral will take place from st; MARX
church at IL o'clock TO-DAY. The friends OF the
family are invited 10 attend.
Farewell, dear brother, thou hast left US,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But It's God that has bsreft us,
he can all our sorrows heal.
Charlottesville and Petersburg papers please
copy.
At her residence. .Towinqus, King William
conn,vD Va, MRS. ELIZA NJ. SUTTON, relict OF
the late DR.. Stephen Sutton, in the sixty-sixth veal
Of her age. .~. .ond
ber funeral TO-DAY Tuesday the 18th instant,
at IL O'clock, at her late residence, without further
notice.
At Eureka, California, on the It'll December last,
LIYNE, OF Honolulu. formerly OF Virginia. and
son of the late Captain William Byrd Chamber.
iayne, Of Hsnrico, in the hfty-third year OF hi
aye.
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CUPERIOR FURNITURE AT AUC-
on wEbSEsDSY MSRsfSd, 18th %iss,an NJ s som.
msncing at 10 O'Clock, . splendid 10. Of HOUSE.
HOLD fUkNITURH, &C., to ,stisfy sundry Ayecu.
tions in the hands Of the High ConstsbIs OF the
city OF Richmond a. well - TO eloss eonstzn.
mcnts to us-such As Splendid MAHOGANY
CHAMBER SUITE, ombraeinH
< a T9p CABINET.
jenny Gisb' BEpsrEAps,
MATTRESSES. and
MARBLE-TOP W1sYsTAgn.
hns MAHOGANY WARDR0BEs,
PIS WARDRogEs,
iaIrhrIoHN cssis r COTTAGE ana
WALNUT and MAHOGANY sTDgBoARps
M~ARBLB-TOP WRISTBANDS.
MAHOGANY, and IMITATION
JENNY LIND B~EDsTEADs;
COTTAGE B~EDSTEADS,
DAMASK LOUNGES,
ENAMsLRD CLOTH LOUNGES,
MAHOGANY SOFAS
MAHOGANY DINING and SIDE TABLES.
OFFICE DESKS,
FEATHER BEDS,
HAIR and SHuCK MATTRESSES,
,sEAT, WINDSOR, and OFFICE
CHAIRS, CLOCKS,
CHINA PRESS and %sIDgBoARD, COM
MAP Ps.f FINE TABLES. cRocKERY. &C..
with many other useful household articles too nu-
merous 70 mention In an advertisement.
Consignments received uutil Q O'Clock on morn
ing OF sale. REGNAULT K Co,
fel2 Auctioneers.
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Oh, for a Capital !

Our afectionate, gentle, and generous
fellow citizens Of Western Virginia are ex-
ercised painfully upon the subject Of a
capital for their part of the world. Place
after place has been named, and ballot
after ballot has been taken, without a set
Element Of this important question. No
peoples have eyer been 50 embarrassed on
account Of the evenly. balanced claims Of
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AND SHOE MANUFACTO.

boot AND SHOE MANUFACTO.
ID RY.-A. NJ. DAVIS and K. DANVER ~6Sp
have taken one OF those beautiful stores In
the old Swan tavern, on Broad street,
above Ninth, opposite j. Blair's drug -
store, and are making TO order LADIES'
CATERS and BO0TERs, and GENTLEMES's
FINE BOOTS and CATERS Of the very best mate
rial and workmanship.
A. III. DAVIS has been for twenty years fors-
man In the best shoe establishments In this city
and Baltimore, and Is confident he can get up
work TO compare with any In this country.
Ladies, try one pair Of our Caters. Gentlemen,
If you want a neat-httlng Boot or Cater, try
DAVIS h DASVRR,
fe Ism Broad street, above Ninth
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The following named gentlemen are with u'
and will be pleased to serve their friends
ALEXANDER X. PARKER, of Richmond 4:
NESToR II. Forbes, of Richmond
o. NJ. MARSHALL, OF Richmond;
THOMAS NJ. KIMBRoUGH, of Richmond;
r. NJ. NIMMO, of Richmond:
l.. G.. LEVY, of Richmond
z. A. FLANHARDT, of Richmond
PEYTON G.. BAYLY, of Richmond
NJ. l. HABER. OF Richmond
&. P. MORRIS, of Albemarle county;
W. r. BULL, Of Lexington, Va;
l.. G. JRFFRESS, of Charlotte county
C. E. WINGO, of Amelia county;
J. PESSELs, of Henrico county, Va.
fe
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CLOTHING.
In addition to our extensive stock Of
DRY GOODS,
we are now having manufactured a large quantity
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
specially adapted to this market, in which we
shall be able TO offer
GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
]. STEENB0CK l. CO.,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Eagle Square,
Main street, Richmond.
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BY Grubbs i Williams, Auetioneers,
Northw est corner Main and Els venih streets

VALUABLE FARM OF ABOUT
Y two HUMDRED ASREs. PART or The
COUNTY, TOGETHER WITH STOCK AND
CROPS, FURNITURE PARMING UTENSILS,
&c, FOR SALE AT A~UCTIOS.--Ws will sell At
AIRY lIth, AZ II O'Clock A. NJ, II fair, IL not, the
next fair day thereafter. the FAhM located az
above described, the residence OF the Rev. A. n.
McChesney. IL contains about 200 acres. 10
cleared, The balance In wood and timber, situated
on the old stage road, one mile and 2 quarter Of
improvements are q Two-ST0RY K x A u Z
DWELLING with seven rooms, closets, &c, and
all necessary out buildings, all In good order
HORSES, MDLES, cows, and HOGS, some very
fne: the crops Of CORN, FODDER, &c the
rlety, and the HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHRH
TsRxs At sale. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
IL 10 Auctloneers.
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By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auetionesrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i BRICK TENEMENT. ON TIE SOUTH SIDE
OF q BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS AS trustee In = certain deed Of trust
executed to the subscriber by James 0'ssil; bear.
ing date 26th December, 1852. duly recorded 10
Richmond Hustipgs Court, | shall, az the Request
OF the holder of one OF the negotiable note. 80
cured thereby. proceed 20 sell 4. public auction,
on the pre- N Uses. on SATURDAY, the 10Th 81 Feb
rusry, 1857, at O'Clock p. NJ, IL fair, II not, "a.
first fair day thereafter, that valuable BRICK
TENEMENT located as~sbove, now occupied by
Michael Wall, and adjoining his grocery sore-
and which said tenement WAS conveyed by said
0'Seil to said wall, subject 10 the trust deed
aforesaid, be assuming TO psy the liens thereon
fronting q feet sinches on the south sids OF Broad
street, running back 100 Ala feet 10 an alley 10 feet
wide.
TBRxs Enough in cash TO defrsy exr snses Of
sale. and to pay of any Of the notes secured by
the said trust deed which are still rnpaid and IS
to any surplus which may remain, on such terms -
the said ON-il or his assigns may pre- cube aud
direct, or on failure 10 give any such. direction,
then on such terms - the trustee 4, the time OF
sale may think Ct. The taxes and insurance for
the y ar to be paid by the gurehaser;
fa6 W GoDDIS, Trustee.
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Our Mr.. J. STEENBoCK is now in Europe, and
has been for the past two months, making
SELECTIONS THERE o THIS MARKET.
and all can readily perceive the advantages TO he
derived in purchasing offs
DIRECT IMPORTING HOUSE.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson. Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

r ARGE AND DESIRABLY-LOCA-
ITED BRICK DWELLING ON CHURCH Bill,
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ~ n
TwENTY.SiXrH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION Will be sold at auc ion on the preml-
ses, on FRIDAY the 18th OF February, lseI, al bali.
past 4 o'clock p. M. ths large and weil-arrangsf
BRICK TENEMENT loo ated as above, now In the
occupancy OF Mr. Rowe.
IL has ample accommodation for 3 large family:
Tho lot has a front OF about 80 feet, ard q depth OF
i3) feet, which will be so divided as TO sell on :
vacant 10, TO Che son h OF the dwelling.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance AZ three, six,
and nine months for negotiable notes, lnt,rest
sddsS sscrred by a trus, deed. The taxes and 10.
surance for 1857 10 be paid by tho -urcha.er:
HARRISON, GODDiN, Il y Rs"N,
I'm Aucttoneeu.
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By Harrison. Goddin b Apper.on. AueSionssrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 400 4-lo
i ACRES or VALUABLE TlMBERED LAND
IN HBNRIC0 COUNTY, ABOUT TEN Mills
WEST oP RICHMOND, BETWEEN THE DEF
RUN ROAD AND TaE fHkEE-cHoPPEp A
As trustees IN a certain deed OF trust made y =.
w. Green and Julia A., his Wits, dated I'm s.p.
TENDER, 1885. duly recorded In. Hsnrieo County
Court, We rhsll, In execution thereof, at the re-
quest Of the beneneisries 10 the said Deed, pre-,
coed 10 sell at public auction, on me ptg@lsss' on
THURSDAY the lth February, 1881, ~ y oeioea
NJ, IL fair, 81 not, the hrst day tnereSItcf, ha'
valuable TRACT or LAsDl located IS above, con
tainIng soo l.l0 ACRES, according 10 recent sur
yey. The said land Is heavily covered win saps'
nor wood and timber, and By reason thsfeot Is ~
garded Of peculiar value.
eTgsss: Enough Ia cash 10 defrSy expenses q
sSls and 10 paw OF and discharge all Of ths moves
referred 10 I'm said deed which have ms.nisSi
Amounting 10 81, ol7. 3li on q credit AstossID
until the la, July, lscI and as 70 any sarp'I.
which may ariss from said sale on saen term. :
the said Green may prescribe and dtreet or :. ~
failure 10 give any Directors, then on suen ierul.
as ths said trustees may announce 81 me uns0'
sale. TN,
As the said land sdio,ns the land OF NJ, yoaa
w. Alley, persons attending tho sale VIZ piss
| meet tho trustees at The rosidsnee OF sAia AAyS,
| and sccompsny them and the auetionsor - .ns
spot on the premises selected for the sAis 70
The taxes for ,hi. year 70 be pale, by the pur-
chaser. ROBERT 9. POLLARD Trustees.
IaN JOHN b. YOUNG.
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MARRIED.

At race-stre church, on the 5th instant, by the
Rev. DR.. J. s.. Jeter. Mr.. w. ID. C~HESTERMAN
and Miss MILE V. DAVIS.
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HUM ARABIC DROPS.-500 pounds
VI GUM DROPS. ICE-CRRAM DROPS, AssoRT-
I'D 1RUiT Drops, fresh and nice 1 tSs ssIS ~
fu las Main street.
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NIFTY ACRES OF VALUABLE
F WOOD AND TIMBsRED LAND IN HE 4
SILE AT AUCTION WIN be sold A. auction on
THURSDAY the isth February. 1871, .. ~ o,sioSs'
for Immediately Afsr the sale OF MI, bm'
Green's LIANT, Advertised TO BE- sold By Nsssns.
Pollard and Yoang, ~sfs:ssss sad o. ihs Y5s aai nv
selected BY .ssT ItisTY .Sgss of yssv nassr,
III. stylI, and located near the Deep Kun church,
and convenient 70 the Carbon AID o.hsr so~i
mlnes.
'a1Ssiios. sopDls : Arr.ssos;
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CPRING I'M PORTA 7 n
OF
DEFY GOODS.

We take pleasure in informing our patrons and
the public generally that in a few days we shall be
in receipt of our
SPRING STOCK
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC r GOODS,
which will consist OF the most extensive and COM
plete assortment of GOODS TO be found south of
New York. 4
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wERTH, RATHBUN i CO.,
once, Tenth street near Main. Yards, Seventh
Nineteenth. 10 Pts
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By Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson, Auctioneer',
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFULL
~ AND VALUABLE LOTS IN II CITY, AT
THE CORNER IF BROAD " CAPITOL y
TEgTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlOS ON
MONDAY the 18th February, 1881, At half past {
o'clock p. NJ, we will offer FOR sale AZ auction the
very attractive and centrally locatsd LOT de-
scribed above, late the site OF the winder build.
ing. II fronts hfty. four feet on Broad and Capitol
streets respectively, and about one hundred and
forty feet on Tenth street, and Ia Immediately OPP
posite the Capitol Square and Washington Monu.
ment IL possesses unrivalled advantages for =
Church Institute, or Concert Hal, and II well
ada pied 10 business houses on Broad street, and
dwellings for professional gentlemen. or Offices, on
Capitol street But the properly Is too well known
10 require a minuter description. IL Is sufficient to
say that no other properly is or can soon come into
market OF equal advantage with this.
II will be so divided as 10 suit purchasers, and Q
plat may be seen at our ONCE.
teams 0ne-'hird cash balance AZ three, Fix,
and nine months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by 4 trust deed. The axes for 1867
10 be paid by the purchaser.
elm, Tu, Tn, SAM Auctioneers.
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FOR RENT.
SALE.

ToR RENT, TWO T~ENEMENTS, ON
II Union Hill, one furnished, water ard -
oths r convenisnces in both five rooms and "a
kitchen with each large gardens within G2S
fifteen minutes walk of the Old Market. To good
EDMOND B0SSIEUX,
opposite Masons' Hall, franklin street.
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fe l2-3I
RICHMOND. February II. 1917

8 RICHMOND, February IL, 1878
MR.. THOMAS s. ARMISTEAD has
Nl been appointed the agent Of the HENRlC0
INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION, for the purpose OF
soliciting subscriptions TO the capital stock OF the
company and its business generally.
fe ia-6t Ohm z. BosSIEUX, President.
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TOR RENT, VACANT HOUSE, on
II Howard street, Oregon Hill, with three -
rooms would make a pleasant home for . l;:i0
small family. Apply to A
Leigh street between Third
Ia q and Fourth.
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CHESAPEAKE AND oHIo RAILROAD.
In the midst Of the discussion of the bill
extending the limits of the city of Rich
mond. the hour of | o'clock arrived, and
with it the bill consolidating several rail
roads for the completion of the Covington
and Ohio railroad, which was the order Of
the day for this day.
The House proceeded to consider the
bill. 1t being read, Mr.. BALDWIN (Mr
JONES in the chair offered a substitute fol
the original bill, (the substitute offered by
Senator OuLD in the Senate,) which he
said had been approved by the friends O
the bill. This bill differed but slightly
from the original. Mr.. BALDWIN ex'
planned the differences.
Nh. 2. TURNER moved an amendment to
the bill with the view of continuing the
States participation in the meetings of the
proposed consolidated companies to accept
the act.
Mr.. BALDWIN contended that in the pro.
cess of consolidation the State proposed t.
sell her interests and ought not to be
participation in the proceedings to consider
the proposition. 1t would be manifesto!
unjust for the State, which offered thu
terms, to sit in the meeting in which those
terms were to be considered; for sh'
would then be represented on both sides
The Housorejected the amendment.
The House proceeded in the considera
ton Of the bill to the 9th section, which
declares that in case Of failure on the par
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad t.
extend the Coyington and Ohio railroad u
the Ohio river, in six years, that then tn
State shall become vested with stock in sait
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Compan.
equal in amount to the stock in the con
solidating railroads transferred by her, ant
also stock in said company equal in amour
to the cost of the Blue Ridge railroad, wit
this proviso: provided, however, tn
bondholders and other creditors shall hay'
prior liens for their debts, and the stock
holders shall retain their stock"
This section was objected to, and to &C
commodate the views Of gentlemen, MI
BALDWIN amended it so as to conane th
liens of those who might lend money 70
the purpose of completing the Covingto
and Ohio railroad to that part Of the lin
alone.
Other questions were raised, especial
~ to what security the State xas 70 hay
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X. n. TALLEY,
It'd Secretary Of Board Of Trustees

DISAPPOINTMENT Owing 10 the inciemeney Of
| the weather the above RENTAL Is postponed 10
RIDAY the 10Th instant, al , O'Clock L. MI II
r. Fl. TALLEY,
"a ltd Secretary Board OF Trustees.
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DENTAL AT AUCTION.-fhe party
III lately leasing the CORN MILL Of the town o.
Manchester having failed to comply win the
terms OF the lease, notice 10 hereby given, by orlsr
OF the Board Of Trustees, that on the STR DAY OF
FEBRUARY NEXT the MILL will be Leased, on
the premises, at , o'clock, 10 the highest ~bidder,a AZ
the risk Of the said lessee. For terms, apply 70 "
/. CLOPTOs, attorney atlav, corner Of Main and
Fourteenth streets, Richmond, Va.
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BY E. Cook, ~Auct'oneef,
rorper nj Goyarnor and Franklin streets.

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, WALNUT,
I AND MAHOGANY PARLOR AND CHAMBER
FURNITURE, CARPETS, CURTAINS, &c, AT
AUCTION. ON WEDNESDAY the 18th Instant, 81
II o'clock, / will sci al the rooms over the Hsrnden
Express Office, on Main street opposite Messrs.
Harrison, Goddin & APperson,s, a Isrge, and very
handsome assortment OF FURNITURE, consis!
Ing of cr,rv
vered with velvet plush
/ very handsome WALNUT CHAMBER Butte,
! beautiful MEDALLION B~RDsTEAD, new
handsome SCROLL ROSEWOOD BEDslEAD,
MAHOGANY CANOPY B~BDSTEAD,
COTTAGE JENNY I'M BEDSTE.D,
/ superior MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
/ superior MAHOGANY M~ARBLE-ToP CABl-
I.upsrior MAHOGANY M~ARBLE.ToP WASH.
1%.upsrIo1 MAHOGANY M~ARBLE-roP SIDE.
BOARD,
lWALSUT HAT-RACk,
|? DTNING-CHAIRs,
MAHOGANY TABLES and WhsHsTANDS,
A large lot OF MISCELLANEOUS A|hTiCLEs,
lsplendid CARPETS, entirely new
/ pair elegant BR0CATELLE CURTAINS, with
Several sPRiNG and HAIR MATTRESSES,
fne COOKING STOVE, &c, &c.
The FURNITURE may be examined on IS
"a the TIN instant from IL to- O'Clock.
The ladies are especially invited 10 attend.
fe ltd y. B COOK, Auctioneer.
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Journal and the Senate message were
read, and Senate bills referred.
Committees made reports, including
bills, which were placed on the calendar.
BILLS, RESOLUTIONS, ETC.,
were introduced and referred:
By Mr.. BR0wNING.-A resolution in
curing into the expediency of allowing
James Roach, sheriff of Orange county,
Va. to collect taxes due him for the year
1868.
By Mr.. MooRE.-The petition Of the
citizens Of Floyd for a repeal OF the act
incorporating the town of Jacksonville.
BY Mr.. FIELD.-Of citizens of Chinco-
league island, in the county of Accomsc,
in regard to oysters, requiring persons who
take oysters from natural beds to Gull
them, under a penalty Of from 800 to $500
for failing to do so.
By Mr.. DrNNINGToN.-A bill for the re-
lief of R. F. Browne.
By Mr.. BRAxToS.-A bill to secure GER
tain rights Of property to married women.
By Mr.. TURNER.-To incorporate the
| Scottsville Wooden Manufacturing Com.
pany.
By MI. CRUMr.-A bill to amend an act
to change the lame of the Richmond Say.
ings Bank.
Leave of absence was granted for three
days to Mr.. WATKINS one day to Mr.
KILBY; to Mr.. HANCOCK for one day ; to
| Mr.. HOLMES for one day, and Mr.. GARRETT
for two days.
COMMITTEES REPORTS AGREED TO.
The Committee on Roads report that II
is inexpedient to legislate upon petitions
and resolutions concerning a proposed
route for the James River and kanawha
Canal via Poverty Valley, etc., to New
river. The House agreed.
The reports Of the Committee OF Courts
of Justice that it is i~nexpedient to legis-
late on the subject Of suitable monuments
on the boundary line between Maryland
and Virginia, and that " ID ~inexpedieat n
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EDUCATIONAL.
.;.97oy FEYALE SEMINAR ;

N4RIO-7' .--+itntions for
,ss i 6 te sf 3 46qag l5dis; in the
SIN 5. IS Ss5 #s: s. s \: ss:'f#$ i r.
= Sc; :5: i; f 5:.s
e 46 a9f PraoPs has leased sa5 ta I sS l Purpose
diags for twelve years, i respects + worthy the
make it school hG,e N Mo 10 wish their daughters
l1.+r,51rhIv educated.
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o,RoryG DEPARTMENT
v III % ~, AND HIS LADY.

The exercises Of his ins TT fbe last Friday
october 1T 1866, and close u
II June 1867.
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Ranks. Hamilton s. CO.,

<-,4vrg< FACTORS and GENERA
4 commission Merchants, - Ihl9h 71I91
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REHEFTE PLETERS & O..
YNCNtI

To whom an orders should he 2oal.e
Aprl21d&wlv
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rwA.,. for Tickets via houisville,=a
JACKSON.
II. VI. TAYLOR

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
SASH. DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY.
HAVING taken the shop Of late ". ".
D d Hardy. / am prepared TO DO all xmas OF
rlaping. sash. Doors and Blinds made to or
der ana a. che.aD as they can be had in Gin
cinnatf or elsewhere. All work warranted to
i've satisfaction. febl6-dly
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GosMAS-on Sunday nth inst, jonathan dosmaa ss ~" T~
FHnsrai services will be held Al bis rssd.nes No 90 Ros
requested without further invitation sbe remain
viii be taken to Ithaca for interinent
HATHAwAYOs Sunday morning Jan r. 1857 ANN Hsha"F shs
long and severe iliness. aged SO years
His friends and the fani those Of his Theodoe
Hathaway and bohersaw Edward g. and Adoph ,es
directors OF East River Naonsl Bank members OF h 20 .sn hs
requested TO attend h funeral his late residence No " FacE
place Saysnt between Houston and BeckestS 90 wednesday,
JERvISIn Brooklyn on Monday Jan % 1857 Lena Lokhss
youse'' dAsga'er Of H. C. aud Mary Jerys aged year and
The relatives and friends the family respectfully invited 70 s<
the funeral from the residence parents IN Johnson st.
Wednesday the Joth .Ast at ? O'Clock .. m
MuRRAY-on MONDAY JAN % 1867 Rose late ThOms
Murray in the 5Ith year Of her age.
friends Of the family and those Hugh and Henr Murray
respectfully invited TO attend her
from residence Beyenthave and Portghri 4
10 O'clock M 10 the Church Of the Ioly Cros. a.
between Eighth and Nnhayes where Of REQUIEM ii
offered for the repose Of her soul and from Calvary
Cemetery
QUILLIARD-A Rondout T. on Saturday Jan &C. Sophia Qaiuar
In the 18th year OF her age
sNTTH-Ou Monday morning % 1851 congestion br.i.
Mrs Elizabeth Smith, beloved wife Of Vim. SmSh.
her late residence 3l9We Seyenteenh wednesday Jza
3O at 10 o'clock m without further invitation
sToNE-On Monday morning. Jan o. Helen NJ wife Of VIM W.
The fanea services will take place Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock
at her late residence, No % Washingon-square
Boston papers please copy.
the 10th Of August iss Thaddeus Edward Van zsndt Of =
Van Zandt esq, in the 10th year Of his age
WELLANDt Troy Y on Saturday, jan 10, Of cousunpaOu
Sarah f. wife Of Clarence Weland, aged 70 years
wILSON0n Sunday morning. Jan "a at the residence o. her une
Robert Williams Csrrsye, L. H. Mrs Coneha Wson aged "
Tie relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited s.teo
the funeral from her uncie residence on Tuesday the z'n i'