davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-12
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-The

NOTICE To ia MA EFtS.-IH ne
IN STATE TAXES on real and personal estate
for 1855 now ready for collection. My deputies
will remain at the Sherif's office, on Governor
street next door 10 the Richmond House, until the
2Oth day Of this month, to allow those TO pay who
desire 10 do so.
Tax.payers will find it to their interest to call at
the office, where, il they do not understand their
bill, they will have an opportunity To examine the
COMMISSIONER books, and IL enormously charged,
corrections can be made The head tax is only
twenty eight cents and every voter rs req ured by
law to pay all taxes assessed against him before
he can vote. JOHN w. WRIGHT,
Ia l0-5t Sheriff of the CITY OF Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-12

The GEORGEANNA leaves Richmond MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY.
The JOHN sYLV ESTER leaves Richmond TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY, wsDSEs-
DAY, and FRIDAY.
FREIGHT received at all hours and forwarded
to Norfolk, and from thence by steamer To Boston.
Daitin9fe, piiinG.Pai iAhaanss on shssapea ohy
rates.
Freight for way landings must DO prepaid.
[. b. TATUM, agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-12
STEAMERS.

nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
~ POINT, AND ALL LANDINGS q ~ a
ON JAMES RIyER.--On and after E.--EsS~.-I
the TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the s<gsz,aANEdk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-12
GENTLEMEN'S LIST

INITIALS
ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-12

NURSE cry TENDERS, assorted
IN lengths;
COPPER and SHEET-IRON COAL HODS,
CINDER. SHOVELS, FIRE-CARRIERS,
ASH-SIFTERS, etc, for sale by -
sa,a-,s ll35 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-12

TNO MY FRIENDS AND THE La
i DIES IN GENERAL Il do not pretend 70 sell
at cost, but will sell my goods very low In order
to make room for large stock OF TOYS and
FANCY GOODS for Christmas Come and pur-
chase some OF those cheap HOSE, GLOVES,
sHAWLS, CAPES, HOODS, VELVET RIBBONS,
BUTTONS, and other articles, at
j. F. WAHMANN'S,
uole-ts No SOS Broad strast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-12

John sYLyESfER, :. Captain 2. q. GIyYoRp,
viii leave Ludlam & Watsons wharf DAILY, er-
ept Sundays, at 8 o'clock A. b.. for CITY POINT,
Passe ngers by these boats win arrive at City
Joint in time TO connect with the cars for Peters
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-23

Under Leo x (son Of Lorenzo dl Medci), the
university OF Rome rose to pre-eminence. The
moet learned professors were induced by liberal
offers TO hold lectures; young Greeks of pro-
missing talent were Invited to Rome with view
to spread among the Roman youth better
knowledge Of, and love for, Greek classics The
new Pope appointed as his secretaries Pietro
Bembo and Jacopo Sadoleto, the two most eIe.
CANT Latin writers of the day. The Vatican
library was entrusted 10 Beroaldo. There was
not man of note, poet artist, or orator who
did not turn his looks or wend his steps towards
the holy city, aud every man of merit met with
a hospitabe welcome from the magnanimous
poptiff. The published letters of Leo x, chiefly
with Bemho and Erasmus, are SO many patent
proofs of his exertions for the promotion of
literature. Aided by the genius of Michael
Angelo and of Raphael, the magnificent Baslica
of the Vatican rose at his command.
Amongst the academies of Italy, the Academia
della Crusea, or Academy of the Sieve, imply
ing that the good grain alone was taken, held a
prominent position. violent attack upon
TRssos Jerusalem Delivered" ;" in the magazine
issued by the academy In 1875 supposed to have
been written by Salviati gave great offeDse to
the poet. This academy counted amongst its
members some Of the most learned men of
Italy.
In 1887 the University of Genoa was in high
dred gold crowns for a course Of lectures on
ethics and Aristotle.
or the ecclesiastical colleges and existing
mODasleues at Rome at the present day we do
not speak. Florence has become the capital of
Italy, and within her classical precincts great
portion of the youth of Italy will meet to
pursue their studies, without detriment to the
universities and academies of the other great
cities OF ltaly.-Aa the Year Round.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-23
THE LOTUS PLANTER.

A Brahmin on lotus pod
Once wrote the holy name Of God.
Then planting it, he asked in prayer
For some new fruit, unknown and fair.
A slave near by, who bore a load,
Fell fainting on the dusty road.
".
The Brahmin, plying, straightway ran
And lifted up the fallen man.
The deed scarce done, he looked sghast
At touching enc beneath his caste.
''Behold % he cried, ''I stand unclean:-
Ny hands have clasped the vile and mean 20
VII.
God saw the shadow on his face,
And wrought miracle of grace.
VIII.
Tie buried seed arose from death,
And bloomed and fruited at His breath.
TX.
The stalk bore up leaf of green,
WhereOn these mystic words were SEEM
x.
FIRST COUNT MEN ALL OF EoUAL CASTE;
THEN COUNT THYsELF THE LEAST AND LAST.
x.
The Brahmin, with bewildered brain,
Beheld the will Of God writ plain
XII.
Transfgured in sudden light,
The slave stood sacred in his sight.
XIII.
Thenoeforth within the Brahmin's mind
Abode goodwill for all mankind.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-23
TTsEFUL AND sERvIoEABLR
CHRIsTMAS PRESENTS.
EVANS q PHIPPB,

Il
CHRIsTmAS PRESENTS.
EVANS q PHIPPB,
TENTH and ARCH Streets,
Have just opened magnificent lot Of PLAIN ana
FANCY GOODS, suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PAE-
SENTS.
DRESS GOODS AT PANIC PBICESs
One case alI.wooI, ,double-width PLAIDS, ,S71Sct
Fine ana handsome French Plaids, extra cheap.
DELAINES, very pretty styles, lss1c.
CALICOES, right good, for &c. (old times).
FLANNELs, good quality, for lOc.
MUsLINs, best in the market, 8, 10, and I2kc.
CLOAKING CLOTHS, all styles, at low prices.
BALMORAL SKIRTS, elegant styles, q 70 "a,
CLOTHS AND CASSImEREs.
500 pieces Cassimeres, extra cheap. 7Bc to sI51
BLANKETS. BLANKETS.
At very low prices. from SrbO to tl2 per pair.
sHAWLS. ELEGANT sHAWLS'
magnificent Broche Shawl for ESQ, worth sSo, "A
large assor ment f0m e6 TO sl2. Blanket SnaWs ~
great bargains, only g.
FOR CHRISTMAS PREAENIbs
Remember, ..
sIlstil EVANS q PKMhPPBs
N. W. conner Of TENTH ana ARCH stresIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-13
AcclusAr W FULTON STREET.

Falling In of = Sidewalk and Tive Boys
Duricd Beneath the Fmins.
Tho tide Of pedestrians that usually gat Futon street
the afternoon Of each DAY Yesterday arrested by
an accident Of singular and nearly ta NATURE.
Immediately in front Of the premises l4o Fson street.
betwosn Nassau street and Broadway. part Of tho
street and tho greater portion Of the sidewalk Is
sideub,y blocked up BY heavy bou'dsra q stone ena
building material These have hin thorn for some tiue
and not the slightest effort has been made 70 remove
them. The nre which occurred there over two years
ago has left this portion OF the sidswalk In must
dangerous condition, and No effort has bcen made
tho sidewalk, where large quantity Of the hssvisst
stones placed, has been exoAxxted for ths new
y. Ssns ~ss
At their labor the Sidewalk gave way, and cans down
with heavy crash carrying the immense boulders Of
little boys who we're standing Dess BY al the ups. Tss
workmsn who were working beneath M the time had
barely time 70 escapA Immediately on the occurrence
being mads known large and curious crowd Of sym.
pahzng pectaioss gathered around the spot ane busi
pess and travel for umo inpedod ard large force
Of policemen were found necessary TO Keep the people
nate children out One boy was found with = heavy
block OF granite lying across the lower pa OF his body,
ana !. was found Necessary 70 use has,ns appliance:
conveyed 10 Bellevue HoepitsL where Il was
found that his lett leg was broken nsabs knce, and
severe wound, about SIX inches In length, extended
across the top Of his head probably causing fracture
His right eye " terribly injured and he viii probably
lose bis sight His Is william Norris aud be resides
1t No. Morris street. The othsS boy, whose name 10
not ascertained, 10 only diGhuy injured When the
news OF the accident rst spread the widest excitement
prevailed and various runors Of crushed 10 death,
resuts but chrseiclsd have bssn heard Of This
but another Of the evil rosuIsa that may be expcc ed
from the reckless c.,sssnss hssriy svsry where Oh.
and buildeu blockade streets and sidewaika 70 the
danger a nfs and limb Of citissua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-13
QUARANTINE INTELLIGENCE.

Since tho HERALD's report, two days since, giving
full details Of the various proceedings Of interest at
Quarantine, thers have arrived from ports where
fecous contagious diseases known to prevail the
following vesseis:-
Brig LuaD, twelve days from Havana laden with,
sugars Remained that port twenty EIGHT days. aud
while there several of the crew taken sick with
yellow fever of a mailman: type, and sent TO the
hospital Tho first mate di0d there and the second
died the passage to New York. Upon arrival at this
port, the remaining crew found TO BIO we'll
Bark Bod twelve days from Havana, in ballast Grow
all we'll.
Schooner A. Middleton ten days from Matauzas, laden
with sugars; crew all we'll.
Schooner Mary M fifteen days from Kingston, ia.
maioa, laden with sugars and logwood; all we'll.
Brig NJ MCCLELLAN, ci lhcen days from Aatanzas laden
with sugars; crew all we'll.
Brig Francisco eleven days from Havana. In ballast;
all well. tf#f
In addition to this list of vessels which arc detained
at the lower quarantine and will be- subjected tho
rough umiRation, and their cargoes discharged before
approaching the city, tho steamship Eagle, from Now
Orleans with passengers aud cargo OF general msr.
chardse arrived In port the 10Th ins both passen
gers end crew beng well. The following day the pas
sengeS were sent 70 the CITY, the vessel received
ROUGH fumigation and yesterday she permitted TO
aud discharge in the upper bay, between
The few sick with bilious remitteu fever from, tho
steamship Rising STAR and the only Of yeow fever
ksthss boon developed In the port Of New York this
ysax reported fully n these columns far
cred thai they will, In addition others fully couva.
lsscent be discharged from thu hospital ship Falcon to-
morrow. the subjomca omal lisi from the
doctors Of that weasel attosts:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-13

sales fcnows.oo bhla crude for July ct I6c.
% xasr:s 1870 s'; a. 49, oa z. he
ss ss iss q sSs sssr
Soooso - from July e oeSss; sssc ss0odo from
70 ssI!s ioI July 4 ssSs'ali Buyers oe y ' 49,
s.iI The ale. scssh and regular 200 bis.
=: Ss 3; z e g.
ton a ga 81 beef in active demand very hr.
s g. for ss: s
% ADVANCE and ood
denaad The trsnssc.ions we're 900 packages .. lso
small supply S rsssrloes ssnsao
market though tie business transacted was not large being
ocnaaed % bO bbis q IKE l2Nc Including retail lots
100 so FOR western duh and heavy, &C.
Ecs ecstausd quiet; sales of Carolina we're mads
70 n. extern. Of aooo be-. c.leu. n.esd
IN Ss:.on: 8 M sod n bona arrive
;ioshy heard q nominal price - a.
svo.snTss demand "a: moss...s but price:
and sooa M rs TSs :ass vsSs So
hid; =, q ne u.s. Tor Eshs che after price for clarified
bore boz % private %odsr.ssy soVs
srsIssE good demand az steady pricss We auoss
2, co., Ia :: s 49, ss.as 'ss
ssiU..,Ihs Gales .srs unimpors.ns; ali descriptions.
6ALrThe market for Liverpool remained quiet bat hrm
srsrrs was more sought Sfser me sales w-rs 100 tons
at 6c for Btolberg and $40 for Silcsan both gold
Tis-At the present prices importers not offering
stras Of which the sales consequently light having
been coohned 70 lots In dealers hands at about 2c gold
sale Of 16OO slabs for consumption, however,
ported Banca was quoted NC 26kc. and Engl sh 23zc
both gold.
.c, demand for Ksn9es
sales foliows:27B hhds Kentucky, ut 4fc l5c
2 Ohoseed leaf private terms: % DO, at &c.
DO d. atsxc; lOa do conneciicut at $50 Axe. and
rAILow ruled quite active firm The sales 10000
wsisxET-Recsip. ~ bbas Prices were nrm but the
demand wa. light The sales limited 70 l50 bbs wes
WooI.-The conspicuous features marke.
continued quetude and depression There has been how
fair business several large lots of the
CID clip having been disposed Of but At married Reduction
the Immediate wants OF manufacturers who mani
Tested willingness to stock up, owing chiefly
10 tho continued unsatisfactory condition Of tho WOODEN
foreign remained que prices without decided change
The sales Of State and wcstern fleece aggregated 2oO0
lbs a 6oc zOc. including As 100 lbs No. State
and S X Indiana a. a' soeo ''b ID. Mic Sisni
gan private terms, 900 do part State SOC.
&c., 10000 Ohio "a mixed lott at 52xc., 1000 do
new Western. PAT e Soc ssHS 1910 DO do Xxx x
do Kentaofy dubbed at $50. and 10 200 do. saSbsd
at Sc for Indiana and 6Oc for Ohio also 900 lbs
coarse Texas at 9c 40. $4,000 lbs fine do. q 30.
- fall 49, cili:orsa e ss Ssss u
sou lambs do. Soc 40c 81 900 do super andextra
sheep's do at 4sc SOC chiefly extra at the latter price,
10 DO super on private terms and 5000 do nos also
Cape at 40c 100 bales do at 4c $50 do do private
terms; 30 do superior mestiza at &c. 4Oc a
secured do at ST. aud Boston $50 do meszs about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-13

The market Tor whesi W.s stii baoyon. and wh fair
nnd and sIe VI 90 sps
beng demanded on the latter the close TIE best beng
sy s sa &. Nj little Ssrs "a
:ansas OF c sa as r
feror No Miivaukse. sassh for NO. Chicago. s25s
81 N sns y ns% q Cora s a.
dull but Dry mSed wss as 1ss f sS
- sS s,s IS. Il s's *. and ss S
:::s o ri; 81: :s.,:5 \:
Soc p 8 Or aasoasd 81 o FOR Old mitsa wsssrs, and
rm s.s ~srs eni yS,yr s wsous saiss
s ssns; s ss W.. s4 oss Bs sr
ley was dn and prices nominal Malt Gas also aull
w We ys sssi - sss e e
had Sslaw 81 g We heard O 70 iinpor,ani ..ls.
we're without decided change The snsassInsn..
so,s. ssssss 4 Sos. and sooc SasSs: corn Lon
dca 100 tons ooats q ia and ger steamer is bbI o., :.
per steamer 10 Ind. sobsoco y virgins and %.
Tor I.ass s petrol
vs,e terma The charters Austrian bark 70 ys
SSs % csas cS o4 Tcs sossSSo 70
s sssm sS g sa oSseS .
oadII, md -. O. u 2 Alcani Or Valencia.
HaMws note the sale of 5000 lbs sueno' Ayre.
Hors were in moderate demand consumption q. full
HssrsMsna remained dull nominal at likc, sold
Other kinds were also dun and nominal
r..: sss s o. essss Sss , .ssa
u sss f ios No. and 20 for No scrap ao We:
LssrnxR-Both hcmlock and oak sole ruled Moderately
active and steady at our last quotations
LINZ was unchanged 81 Is ~ for lump aud 81 Is for
LaIss.-Essssrn were steady at So with sslea
LsAD dull bat steady at $40 gold Tor ordinary or'
Xot.ssrs The market still remained heavy and the de-
light; sales Dol bhds 50 Coir on private terms;
BY auction f0U hhds. damaged Cubs Muscovado atssc
NAVAL SroRys-Crude turpentne was N some demand
turpenune demand active and rather hener
prices realized the market closing steady At elxc
ssc The we're 20 bbls. tin merchansbs order Al
DO At es and 500 On bond) at 4se Rcslns-rhe lowsr
grades which Ia light supply were freely sought for
and nrmer the close when o. was bid for COM
somewhat restricted by the scarcity Other kinds were In
lar reguess and very firm The sales we're ov bbs 90 m
mon at ~ % az DO: No At ssat ~ III DO virgin At
~ ~ sna 's 10 psis o. 70 ~. W r no sAes mo-
Orts-Linsccd rein,iued dun aud heavy 81 s 81 IS
In casks and eDs The last sale OF ngsh was iu0u gsl
changed Of lard oil sslss VET confined 70 lots
prime city winter at Vi 81 Is Other kinds with
PsIsoIfun SIS bs,a Crude vas lcas active,
and we only heard Of GALE Of about 10 bbis low gravity
in bu L. al 2c Holders, however, remained Arm N their
% AZ s o@ a. sss &C. sss \ s,
Lots In bulk for this monhs delivery could have been
bought al lltc IKE bonded rather more steady
ss ws sSs Y s.s i no.
loo bbis standard .yhIte a 2ss<c,. $50 40 DO.
,b ses = s & S wi "is 70: pssss :r- ::
XSs buyers option ADD 700 DO DO for Deoember q c
optop In Philadelphia the market continued active
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-13
LIST or cONvALRsCsNrs.
HOSHrAy. SHIP FAIcOl

Persous gnorans Of the necessarily excessive strict.
with which vessels treated that hail from
fsced ports and tho constant duty, bath BY day and
nigh OF the officers in charge at Quarantine thA there
shall DO ovasons OF It's recuations ofon do
necessary amount OF complaining, when there exists
for their croakings. Recently the pubic have
been inflicted with scn murmurings against the place
goes Of detained vessels and II Is trusted tha sub
joined expiration from the officials o. Quarantine will
quiet their apprehensions:--
All vessels detained in the lower bay mast remain
there from two 20 hvc days. according 10 circumstances
and whom there has besn sickness board during
the voyage, In the OF the brig Iulan, noted
above, a longer period Immedstoly upon arrival
their hatcbcs opened and kept The vessels are
then thoroughly cleaned and funigated before they
allowed 70 move hany years since Ihe 'discharg-
ing grounds were at APPOINT directly opposite Quaranr
ously, and II vas found impnciicahe 10 send ves-
sells fusther down tho bay. II being there s.ill
moro barrow II waa upon mature deberatSop,
decided 20 send them 10 the present point
of clscharginR, between Rcbins' Reef and Bed
loe's Island the most isolated spot IN Inc uppcr
bay, whore for years this been performed and
life not endangered 10 the lower bay II would DO i'm
possible 10 discharge cagoes In stormy weather.
when ut all rough; but a time the expense attend
there would DO excessive entirely
destroy, Ia time, the commerce Of tho port. Kemu-
stevedores Of the several breaking She
oargoes OF thcse thai have suffered dstenton after
days aud nights OF hard labor In their holds, have
racted infectious or contagious diseases Is rather
absurd TO fear that the passengers Of feryboat BREATH
ing and cooling atmosphere rapidly passing down
tho bay, could be Contaminated by the enSvia that
arises from sargoss already thoroughly fuaisatod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-13
CuaaxERs' lNQtEsTs.

I FArAL FALL FROM WINDOW Coroner Schirrner yes
terday inquest IS Edridge street, on the body
Of VIM Matz child four and half years of age whose
death the result Of injuries receiv by falling from
sixth story window Of the above named premises The
testimony show that the window from which
ceased fell Is only about eighteen inches from oor
The jury rendered verdict OF accidental death, and
also censured the landlord or the house for allowing the
windows to remain IN such an insecure condition.
Fatal AncspxSr THE LxpGsR BUILDING. -On Wed
ncsday afternoon James Melville. iaborsr, while en-
poyed at the Ledger building, OF sprsce
and William streets, fatally injured by stone tall.
ing and striking him on his back He taken to the
New York Hospital! where he subsequently, died The
Houston street. where Coroner vildcy held inquest
Deceased was thrtynve years Of age and native Of
scotland
sNauAAn POISONING CAsH-,Au inquest was he,A By.
Coroner wndey, at il9 wess Houston street, on the
body Of Adeio Winnie. baby only ten months old,
whose death the result Of swallowing poison. It
appears that Tuesday lak the deceased had eaton
piece Of enarneled bor~bon box which shs had
picked up, and subsequently, was seized vita violent
vomiting and puraing, and exhibited all the Wy mpto
Of arsenical POISONING She continued to grow worse
and died DIR. Thomas @. Pnne made anal yss OF thu
papor card portion OF which deceased had eateu and
ioand arsenic contained IN it, He Also in connection
with Wooster Beach, Jr, NJ D., made post morton
examination on the remains of the child, and in his
opinion death caused BY the poisonous effects Of
the The jury found 'that deceased cama to
her death by poisoning by arsenic from eating piece
OF enameled card board box, said box having BEEN
usod 70 contain candles"
KILLED FALL--Francis Reinhsrt. boy six yean
ofagc, whose parents reside at No. lie Seventh street,
died from the effects OF injuries received on tho 9th
instant by falling the baniscrs of the above
promises Coroner Wildey held inquest tn, body,
and verdict OF occidental death rendered by thu
jury.
Fatal Acc,DER AT MANHATTAN GAsxoaKs.-
Yesterday afternoon six or seven men wers ~ woS
repairing tank at tho Manhattan gasworss, whoa ,
scafold which they STOOD gave way, precipite1 o
Frederick Donovan, Of the numbex int9 the to N
Before he could DO rescued Donovan drowned. b,
body was subsequently, removed from the water aus
Coroner Govcr notified 70 hold an inquest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-13

Birth.
RLny-rn Brooklyn, on Sunday, July T. the wife O
ASDRgw RILEY, OF q son.



Baows. Stamford. on ynars day, July IL rsABxt,
infant daughter OF George W. as.d N. Louiss Brown
aged Is months
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited 10 a.
tsnd the funeral without further notice. nv saurdsy,
afternoon al three O'clock from her faith ere
l24 Lafayette avenue Brooklyn
BiRnsALL.-ln Jersey City, on Friday, July H. atsr
short Illness, CHARLES b., Of G. nares and Eliza
Birdsall aged years, months and IL dsya
The relatives and friends Of the IA v Are invited 10
attend the fsnera Sunday afsrno ON a two O'Clock
from the residence Of his parents 2S2 south Fourth
street, without further notice.
Albany IN. Y papers please cop'f
CorIfNs--On Thursday, July 4. OF Inflammation Of
the lungs GEoRex B., Of ohm and Elizabeth Col
Inns, aged Z years, III months anr 4 3 DAYS
The relatives and friends OF n family are respccfuy
invited 10 attend the funeral his laturdayl afternoon
At two O'Clock from the resi- fence Of his parenla S03
East Tenth street, New York.
CoRsA--Suddeny, at saur ,atuck Conn., on Thursday,
July H. jams ISAAC CoRsA only son OF James Corsa
Of Fordham, aged 20 years, and IL montha
The relatives and fire nds are invited TO attend the
funeral sunday after noon, half-pas four clock
from ST. Peters church, tEpscopsll at Westminster
DxEeAS. --On Friday morning, July H. Of inhamma
ton OF the membrane OF the BRAIN Avn eldest daughter
Of Michael Q. and Mary J. Dsegan, aged years and Q
montha
The relatives szd friends Of the family are invited TO
attend the funcfa from the residence OF parent 80
Lax bt street, on Sunday afternoon, 1t O'Clock.
:. Michigan sAd Canada papers please copy.
DUAr.-On Friday, July ~, OF consumption, WILLIAM
DoLAr, the beloved q william and Ann Doian, In
the 24th year Of his age.
the relatives and friends ere respectfully invHsd 70