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Two large Extension Fashion Sheets.
Godey's Lady's Book for February,
1868. The embellishments in the Feb
ruary number consist of the following ::
The Doubtful Fortune. ~ steel plate.
A beautiful Colored Fashion-plate, CON
tanning six figures, The Old Bachelors
Valentine. A tinted picture. n large
Extension sheet, containing twenty-siX
engravings of ladies' dresses, .children's
dresses, etc., etc. The Cricket on the
Hearth. Designs for Walking-dresses;
In the Work-department will be found
articles of great service for the ladies to
work from. A knitting jacket for a
child; baby's boot; penwiper; gimp
edgng napkin ring; knotted trimming
for dresses; gentleman's housewife. ;
initial letters; braiding and embroi-
derry, etc. A Suburban Residence, with
the plans. The stories are all by the
hest writer's
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PUTNAM's MAGAZINE for February,
says The american 1MeHGuHl, pre-
scnt5 an interesting table of contents,
and shows great deal of taste in the
selection and arrangement of the arti-
cles. 1t is handsomely printed, and but
for its decided Republican proclivities,
would be popular in very wide field :"
There is very general feeling of regret
that " Putnam" should have plunged
at one fell swoop to the very bottom of
the political muddle, rather than leave
the " Atlantic" to travel that by-path
alone. Many persons would like to
read its literature who would be DISCUS
ted with its politics. The general char
acter of the February number is an i'm
provement over that for January.
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lr is amatter of complaint by many,
that the Bonds of the United States
should be exempt from taxation, for
it of course throws the payment of tax
for the support Of the stete, county and
township, upon others. The fact may
not be generally known that the Bonds
of the State are also Exempt, made so by
law passed last winter, The bonds of
cities, boroughs, counties, and railroad
companies, Il much less valuable securi-
ty are not exempt.
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DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE" parts
VI, VII, VIII, are on our table. These
numbers complete the first volume of
about 800 pages, being from "A to Gen
nessaret."
1t is without any exception the fullest
and ablest and consequently cheapest
work of the kind ever issued. 1t is
spoken Of in the highest terms by all
shades of opinion, and no student or
scholar can afford to be without it. Ev-
cry congregation should buy it for its
minister. 1t would be returned to them
an hundred fold. 1t will comprise about
30 numbers, at - cents number
making only few cents for each mem
ber, but II valuable gift to the pastor.
Think Of it, act on it. Address IIurd &
IIoughton, $50 Bruome street, New
York.
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pEno.RATIc STATE CONVENTION

HARRISBURG, Pa" January :, 1865.
The Democratic state Committee OF Pcnnsy !.
Vauis have fixsl WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH
(4rIn DAY OF MARCH, 1885 at " o'clock NJ, rs
lie time, and the Hall Of the tlguqc of Repre-
s,atatives, vt Harrisburg, MS tue place, Tor Mold
ing the annual Convention oi tne party. ...,
II is ordered that this convention he composed
of one member for each senator and Reprcscn-
tative, who shall be elected IN The usual mannt &
aud they will meet at tho time and place RtOrc
said, for the purpose of nominating cNudl lHtts
for the offices ef Auditor General and survey on
General and of selecting Delegates To the Nations
II Convention for the nomination ui candidates
for President and Vice President.
The members aud committees ul tue oIgtlll4n
tion md ali conservative cltizans who can unite
with us In the support of constitutional prlhcl-
pies arc requested to proceed to the election ol
The delegates In their respective districts.
Uy order of the Democratic State Committee,
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
"a n DptaE sacy Chairman.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Feb
r,,nry has the following contents !:
Does it pay to smoke? BY James Par
ton. George Silverman's Explanation.
Part IL. BY Charles Dickens. Charac-
teristics of Genius. BY Rev. f. H..
Hedge. Orion. a poem. A. Week in
Sybaris. By Rev. +. f. Hale, author
of " The Man without a country" The
Victim. BY Alfred Tennyson. Beau
mont and Fletcher, Massinger and Ford.
BY Edwin p. Whipple. Flotsam and
Jctsam. Part IL. Doctor Molkc's
Friends. Part II. by DR.. !. !. Hayes.
The Romance of certain Old Clothes.
BY Henry James, Jr. The Meeting.
A poem, by John q. Whittier. -Four
Months on the Stage. The Destructive
Democracy. The Encyclopedias. by
John G.. ROsengarten. Reviews and
Literary Notices. Ticlinor & Fields,
Publishers, Boston.
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THE House of representatives has left
nothing undone which could render
completely infamous its dealings with
our fellOw.citizcns Of the ten States of
the South, to whom it denies self-gov-
crnmcnt and representation in the I'M
ion. 1t has heretofore established over
them a Military Despotism. 1t has de-
fled the Constitution anew and lodged
unlimited and irresponsible power in
the hands of a Dictator.
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a. THE CoI.UMBIAN has the Largest
Circulation II Csiambia aud adjoining
esunties Of any paper published here, aud
Is siss . nush Isrger sheet than any of
Its nnd Is therefore the best
msdiura fer advertising In this section Of
the state.
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NOTICE.

WESTERN DISTRICT OF PENNsNLvASIA IS:
IN THE MATTER or In Bank
ELI c. BARTON, Bankrupt, ruptcy.
TO WHOM IT MI y CONt ERNt-Under the
Act Of Congress OF March I'd, 1867, having APP
piled for discharge from all his debts, and other
claims provable under said Act, by order of tho
court notice is hereby given to all creditors who
have proved their debts, and other persons inter
cstcd to appear on the 2lst day of February 1865
pt 10 o'clock n.n., before r. Ovcrton. Jr., Esq,
Register, at the Exchange Hotel in Bloomsbury,
to show cause, II any they have, why a discharge
should not he granted to the said Bankrupt. And
further, noticeis hereby given, that the Second
and Third meetings OF itrsditors of the said Bank
rupt required by the 2th and 2Sth sections of
said Act, will be had before said Register, upon
the same day, al the same place.
&. e. M'thNDLESS,
Jan.3l,'Gs. Clerk Oft. :. District Court of said
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ASHLEY, "the impeacher," is out in II
letter fatty denying that he is liar
and rascal. That certainly raises Il
question Of veracity between him and
public opinion.
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Mr.. LINCOLN appointed Ave of the
judges now ul on the Bench of the Su-
premo Court, and yet his friends will
not trust them. This is paying but
little respect to the memory ofthe slate
lamentedn head of the Radical party.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

7 n
ESTATE OF LEONARD S. SLOVENIAN, DECEASED.
Letters of administration on the estate of Leon
ard :. Stoneman, late of Bloom township,C ,Colum-
bia county, deceased, have been granted by the
Register of said county, to Michael i. Fly crly.
All persons having claims or demands against
the estate of the dccedent are requested to make
them known, and those indebted to make pay
ment. MICHAEL +. EYERLI,
Jan3l-6t Administrator
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of q Mandate, issued out of the Court
oi common ileas of Columbia County, To me
dlrected VIII be exposed To sale outcry, at the
nouIl houhe, IN Bloomshurg, on Monday, the
lnird uay OF February, 1865 ut one O'Clock in the
afternoon, the following real estate TO wit: All
lliat messuagc, piece or tract of land, situate in
me townships of Mount Pleasant and Orange In
lht county aforesaid, bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at pine thence ny land OF
Hiram Bowman south degrees west, my per-
ches to u white oak stump, thence by land of
Hiram Bowman south seNenty-slx and three
fourth degrees west, seycnty-iyc and one-tenth
perches to stone thence by land OF samuel Me
Fcrrcn south forty-heycn and thrce-fourth de-
grees west seventeen and eight h,-tCnths perches to
pine stump thence by land Of John Grouse
iorty-one and three-fourth degrees west, sixey-
four and hve-tenlhs perches To a pine tgoas)
thence by land of the same south forty "a and
ihree-iourtll degrees east iorty-lour and ave
teAths perches to II black oak (gone), thiace by
purpart marked "Ah north hity-seV6n dcgrc' IS
east one hundred and seventy mine pci4hes to a
dead pine, thence by land of Edward NJ Henry
north ninteen degrees west thlrty-tvo ana AVE-
tenlhs pefches to a pine the place Of heglnning,
containing hiy-seNen acres and sls perches
strict measure To be- sold ms the property of
John Grouse and others, under proceedings In
Partition in the Common Pleas OF sa h County OF
Columbia. MORDECAI MIlLARD,
bIoohsbufg, Jan. IL, lbOs. sheriff.
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4 Plan for Maintaining the Poor.

IT is manifestly the duty Of every
community to extend such aid to any
and every individual in it as may be
necessary TO supply his or their absolute
wants. How this may be done with
the most completeness and the least eX-
pense is n subject which, just now, ow-
ing to the large increase of poverty, is
being anxiously discussed. We pro-
pose the following plan which we think
would to a large extent answer the in
quries of our people.
Procure an act of Assembly author
izing the county Commissioners to assess
and collect tax not to exceed 20 mills
on the dollar upsn all the taxable prop
erty of the county, which would secure
a sum of not less than S27, 900. With
this sum purchase Il tract of land, to be
selected by trustees, one from each
township, elected by the people, and
erect thereon suitable buildings, ma
chinery, &C., for the comfort and en-
ployment Of the whole country. This
tax would be general tax and the land
and buildings would belong to the
county the same as the Court House and
county Jail and would be always worth
10 far as the land goes, at least as much
as it costs.
To this place, let all the poor of the
county be sent and kept, and if it is
found not to be self sustaining, charge
the different townships with the def
cheney in proportion to the number of
poor, respectively.
This tax would be special in its char
acter and would be governed by the
number of poor In each township. In
other words it would give each town
ship the advantage OF having its poor
kept Systematically, without taking
any of the burthens of other townships.
THE Radical newspapers are claiming
some credit for their party, because the
State debt has been reduced to $35,000,-
600. II would not be difficult to show
that with honest and careful manage
ment, such as we had under Democratic
rule, the debt could have been reduced
to $50, 200.
The receipts into the State Treasury
for the last five years from several sources
have increased enormously, and es-
pecially from the tax on corporation
stocks, now reaching alone the large
sum of 81 ,209,02l,l7.
The tax on real estate was indeed
taken off, but the following new taxes
were added, all of which come out of
the peoples pockets in some shape or
other, and therefore nothing was gained
by it except what IL gained by throw
ing dust in peoples eyes.
We give the receipts from these new
axes for the last wear.
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The expenses Of Government, that l.,
the expenses Of the Legislature, State
Printing, Executive Department, Ju-
dietary, and the other civil departments,
except the Schools, cost the State $780,
1858, about twice what it cost before
the Radical party came into power.
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In is not yet decided whether the Re
publicans will nominate the stump of
Grants segar for Vice President, or his
horse.
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II T. n Il ] S Il II y.
II, C, HOVER. DENTIST.

II. C. HOVER, DENTIST,
Respectfully offers his professional services TO
the ladies and gentlemen of BOomsburg and vi
cinity. lie is prepared to attend to all the vari-
GUS operations in the line OF his profession, and
Is provided with the latest improved PoRCELAiS
TEETH which will be inserted on gold plating,
silver and rubber base to look well as The nat
ural teeth. Teeth extracted by all the new and
most approved methods, and all operations on
the teeth carefully and properly attended to.
Residence and office n few doors above the
Court House, same side.
Bloomsburg Jan.3l. Stf
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Sl,2I3,0OO,32

II cost tba S,ota occordinu to tho ro-
mort of,ba Auditor Go,oroI sqo zoe -
to odyertise for nronoeols for tbo tuo,t,,-
three million loan swindln ord notico
ia tbe bol1ors or tbo old Loon II u.o, %
fat iob for ohout fnrtv nov.rorors
cbieav Radical ror n wao hordi,, o,,o,.
a half a rolnnrn hut ,bn,. ,r,rnno+ oil
Maid aIik. and oyidentIy Anditor c,o,
eraI IIartranrt does NOT foIlow tho ov.
annie NJ De,rocrotic of,cors and olIo,,.
ono 40 n,,,oh as asnnotba- hr nviro, ,Do
rate Notino MI,
North Amor;no, ipoaioor 60 400 "a
Press, (RadicaI, .,.'''',.,,' o'970'77
Age, tDemocratic)"..,....... l,493,70
~ -
HN se"'' 'so, "e'e P'euiclIon 10
&c 80, 80 "'"'' nov 'Nu Ss"i " s'"oe
.ooo "ou's 'oo ''o oni'.' 7'a'e7 us,
.h, .nepeieu anu uia'i',c'eu oy Internal
uo"uies' anu unuer 'he nomination oi
sh o'isarchy, 'he u''erei "ouia nave
oeon ,"usnoo ~ '' [" visionary ana
aou'eu "s MI eiiehiy 10 republican III
s'i'u',o"s' anu se' ''la' preuictioh
~ou'o nave peeii true NO one, III 'he
's"'s oDse' ''''.' .. van Iaii " sec 'ho urn
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ONE Of the best selections Of Piece
" Goods In the county at CHEN BERLis's
Clothing ssare, AsrsAsAs klsek. Me omsbaIg
N, Aezenb~
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

N
This Is to give notice: that on the 9th day of
January, A. ID. 1865, warrant IN Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate Of Joseph u. Miller
Of the town Of ESpy, in the county Of Columbia
and State of Pennsylvania, who has been ad-
Judged II Bankrupt ON his own petition that
the payment oiany debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt, To him.
or for his use, and the transfer of any property
by him are forbidden by law; that II meeting Of
the Creditors of the said Bankrupt To prove their
debts, and to choose one more tSsignccS of his
estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to
he holden at the lSchange Hotel, in Boomsburg
Columbia county, Pennsy lvania, before Edward
Oyerton, jr,, Register, on the llth day OF March,
A. d., 1865, at o'clock q. m.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY, L. 8. Marshal,
Jan3I-it. BY T.. B. CoOLBAuGII, Deputy.
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THE last session Of the Legislature
cost the State four times as much as was
usual under Democratic rule. We give
the figures from the Auditor Generals
last annual report:
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MARRIE ED.

LIfTz-KLINE-At the residence Of Samuel
krickbnum, in Bentos, by Uev. N. Spear Fran.
els NJ. Lutz, to Miss Almirn T.. Kline, both of
Benton
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RIO THE TEACHERS or COLUM-

I UTN COUNTY,
The teachers of Columbia county are requested
to inaet at the Institute at Bloomsburg, on sat
urday, February |, 1865, at 10 O'Clock H. tn for the
purpose OF organizing Teachers Association
for this county. Every Teacher is earnestly
questcd to attend. r. NJ. BATES
Jan, 3l'6S Chairman of Committee.
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= AN T. YOU r MON "!


II T. u L I u NJ II y 81
T. l T. II H. NJ f. o''
" II F. a l. , T. NJ T. S!''
NJ
iitE oi'p pt'u" Slo'E
OF
L.. n NOV
ieie can oo 'ou''u ''e h"hohSi "Hu h'~or A9-
comn,y ~,
nrn,s rh.r,,oo,s
IT,. o,,.,
putty. FINISHES
Dye Stufs Mixed Paints.
all Of these are of the best known make and are
warranted as pure anu uhaduitefatcd' The hhest
anu largest stock OF
FANCY ARTIcIES
N no t,rnd i,, ,,,ts o. .odL,,,,r,,,,,,,,,i
Perfurnery, Hair Dyes.
Fancy Soaps, Brushes,
Combs, Cosmetics,
HarOils, Toilet Articles,
Stationery, Pocket Books,
TOBA fCOEs
Snol,irg and cho,vi,o
Cigars, a., oII 5asor,,,,,,,
" "'' "''o' 'p''"''
, '"'' ii'N''''
houSEioLp ARTICLES
IAInps. assorted giypa and
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AUSTRIA has dismissed most of its
political spies.
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DIED.

-REASY-At the Orangevillc soldiers Orphans
school, on Monday evening, January 10Th 1865
Annie Ada Greasy, daughter OF Jesse 4. Greasy,
late Of the ll2th Rcgt Pa Vols. and OF Mrs.
Lucretia Greasy, of Miflinyilic, aged 10 years
jmonths, and 10 days.
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NJ o II | c T..

NJ O n 1 G Il.
~ All persons indebted to the unlcrsgned by
note or ON book account are hereby notihed a
eau and settle the same within thirty days, or
the said accounts Will he placed IN the hands OF
and costs Will have TO be paid.
Jan, 2f66-V JOHN II, PURBEI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


SohB u IRON.
am mighty in the saber
Ficrccly welded by the brave.
Glorious In the stalwart steamer
Laughing ut the storm and wave
Beautcous In the palace pillars.
Saving in the pointed rod,
As II brings the deadly lightning
QucIlcd aud harmless to the sod
But there ~ u glorious essence.
Where take my grandcst poyc.
Giving to the RACE my surcst,
sweetest aid, in dangers hour.
See! before the fly diseases,
see the darkest hydrns bow
Soc the rose of health and beauty
rake the pnlcst cheek and brow
Fly, dyspcpSlal fly consmptioni
Yes, all ills are crushed at lcnutb
For give what human nature
only ever nceded-srRENGrui
shalt tell in what great essence
can thus your spirits cheer uns
Pallid, trembling, dying sufferer
ris the famed "PERuvIAN SYlrp"
The PERUVIAN SYRUP Is n protoc,.,
iion OF the ProtoXidc OF Iron u new disc,ur .ulu'
medicine that Strikes Ht the roof oC digo,uE 10
supplying the blood with its vital nrinoi.'t by
life clCmcnt,--lron. '"''We "
The genuine has "PERUvtAS Synt.pv ill.,.
the glass. Pamphlets free. "o"h IN
j. +. niNsMORE. Propris,o.
Sold by all Druggists. ''' N'E ,n,6k l,Grk
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MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS, COIORS, OILS,
WINDOW-GLASS, LAMPS, LANTERNS, so.
DAS, SOAPS, ALCOHOL, WINES & Lilo oRS
SlRuPS,
PERFUMERY, TOILET
ANDFASCY ARTICLES,
which are offered at old time prices. Prescrip-
tlons accurately prepared.
Jan 36s-ly.
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A LII KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
"A neatly executed al PnK CoLuHDIAs Steam
Printing Once
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THE COLUMBIAN BLOOMSBURY. COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.

THE ANNUAL TAXEs.-The United
States assistant asscssors have received
positive orders to commence at once the
assessment Of the annual taxes, which
include incomes and license. BY the
amendatory act # March 2, 1867, all re-
turns of incomes and special taxes are
required to be made by the first day of
March, under II penalty OF. .Wy per cent,
additional! The assessors are instruct
ed to enforce the provisions of the law
in every case Of delinquency, and it
will he well for all interested to give
attention to making their returns with
in the time prescribed by law.
- -
TIE colored troops fought bravely"
has passed into proverb, but after all,
according to the Albany AjyVS, there is
some evidence eXtant that casts shadow
of doubt over the assertion. According
to the I,yuS, "the records of the War
department show that foHrtcenc colored
"troops deserted where one was killed /;
"that about thirty died of disease to
"cvery one that was killed that nearly
"Twenty were mustered out of the ser
"vice for disability where one was
killed in battle. Look at the record /:
Mustered out for disability, 2O,236 ;
"died, 81 ,sG6; deserted, 1i,SS7; missing,
(Which means running, l,3ll; killed
sin battle, ola" This rather damages
the record of the coming men,"
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Oi the almost innumcrabc prcpnrnti.,
the market for restoring gray hair ia lts ,''' 20
color, we know of none which gives 40 ,-. ."l
sal satisfaction Os Rings Vegetable ttI" 0I'
We nave tried II and found it to restore H., t
IN trulN wonderful manuCr-as well "A. d, w
move dandruil and all itching caused Ly I ,n I''
of the scalp. Try it and he satisfied ~ mum i'
January ~ lSiS- II.
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Market Report.
LUMBER.

icmiocIs Boards per thousand fect......... $40 %
Pine =" zone inch) ....... lSa20
Joist, Scantling, Plank, UIenock) .....,... 10 90
shingles, No per thousand ..................., 90
" ...................... 7 %
Siding " It. ........................ IS 90
IRON
No. Scotch pig. $40
NO. s3S
s3j
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MAN UKEs have been held during iouIte," iiiHy.
past, We shall fully sustain in the luluic, ,,nrrcs
lug n ow the entire control OF the greh' iuS,,nnn
OF the city OF Chicago for furnishing Ah'iilumm~s
and Phosphate yielding material, N@;-,,'nCiinn
Dried Flesh, Blood &c, we havc, IN conn tlrll.
with our works in Philadelphia the ia E'oorio,t
ities FOR furnishing these manuItS, ~ NV
low prices.
Bau gh Sons, Philadelphia. ,.,,
Nor th-Wcstern Fertili2ing CO., thiCHE"\ \,.h
Joh RalSonS Co., General Agt'" HHSN
Geo rgo W. kirke CO., h3slu.,,
For Information respecting tho above MHa,s MHa,,"1n 1n
address either of tho above houses, lJAIl-''
The New York herald., 1868-04-30
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL 3d. lsssTRPLE SHEET

sHxRMlN.-in FalfneId, Conn.,, on Tuesday, April
%, GEO. w. SHERMAN, aged so yeaDs ana 9months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from the Congregational
Church, this (Thursday1 afternoon. at two O'Clock.
SY.--At New Rochelle, on Monday evening, Aprii
81 Mrs. RUTH LOTT SY, widow Of Charles L. Sy
Funeral win take place from Trinity church Ne"
Rochelle, this Thursday afternoon, at four oci9ca;,
STILLwELI.-At Gravesend, on Monday AprI Apn.s' -
OF apoplexy, RICHARD r. 6TILLwKLL, aged ~ Ieais.
Relatives and friends OF the family are lnvI.eu W
attend the funeral from his late residence oIn' %,
end, Coney Island road, this Thursday) ~
two O'Clock ,.ara
TIMsoN.-On Tuesday April 2s, after a long 1 ana
painful illness, ANNA L., wife OF Johh W. 'i'''oN'
The friends and relatives of the family ana tne
members of Worth Lodge No 2l0 r. anu a. m., anu
the members OF Insurance Patro NO. = hie asspeosS
fully invited to attend the funeral TINS az
ternoon at one o'clock from the Cnuich VI 'he hoiy
Martyrs In Forsyth street, near Cahai.
Woops.-On wednesday, Aprll ~ aIter long anu
nainfnl illness THOMAS W., youngest son or Michael
and Johanna Woods, aged year, months and 1a
days. ,.,.. ,.,o roxouu 40 ros,ao,
fly invited to attend the funeral from the residence
of his parents $3.50 Madison street. this Thursday
afternoon, at two O'Clock:
WRIoHT.-Suddenly, OF pneumonia, on Wednes-
day April 20, DAVID G. WRIGHT, aged AZ years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
WYETH.-On Wednesday, April 20, ELIZABETH
WYETH, aged 70 years.
The friends and relatives Of the family respect
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence,
No. III Wooster street, on Friday morning. at ten
O'Clock.