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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-12
CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Board Of Aldermen.

Alta regular meeting of the Board of Alder
men, held February II, 1855 there were pre-
sent: George Bryan, esq President Messrs.
Markell, Gwin, Brewis, Prettyman and Flem-
The Committee on Claims reported in favor
of paying the bill of Brill & Beach $3.50, for
work done in the Mayor and Auditors offices,
provided they are approved by the officers or
dering the work, which was adopted; also, IN
favor of repeating 50 much of the act passe?a
officers of the Corporation for 1867, as refers to
the Collectors of Taxes for the Northern and
Southern Districts, and further recommending
that the Collectors be allowed II per cent IN
currency on all monies collected by them and
paid into the Treasury of the Corporation
which was laid on the table. "
The Committee on Public Property reported
adversely on the comm un;cation from George
w. Harrison in regard to the establish ment or
an oyster dock at the fish wharf, which was
adopted. .... .
TO the petition of A. Q. Kel, Chief Engineer of
the Fire Department. asking for an increase OF
salary. Adopted. ..-.f -.
The petitions of the Sun and Friendship Fire
Co.'S. were returned by the Common Council,
adhering to their former action IN regard TO
the last named, and referring the petition OF
the Sun Fire Co. to special committee, when
action was not concurred in, and the Board ad-
hered to it's former action.
On motion, it ordered that the he, Auditor
issue his warrant in favor of 0. q. Whlttlesey
for the sum of S95. go in full, for settlement of
his account as Collector for 1864.
A communication from w. A. Smoot q 90;
was received from the Common Council, and
their action concurred in.
Au act entitled an act to amend an act for
raising revenue for the year 1867, was recelY-
cd from the Common Council and referred to
the Committee on General Laws.
Pntitions of T., Arnel and r. 5. BOyntOn
were received from the Common Council, and
laid on the table.
On motion, it was resolved, that the Auditor
issue his warrant in favor Of the Mayor fol-
$lCO to procure wood for the poor.
A petition Of Samuel Beach was referred to
the Committee on Claims.
A report Of the Committee on P4blie Prop;
erty on the petition Of Alexandria Washington
Lodge to lease a room in the old market build.
| ing adjoining the lodge room, was receiyed
| from the Common Council and laid on the table
A report of Special Com rittee on the petition
of j. r. Boyd was received from the Common
| Council and laid on the table
The Board then adjourned:
Teste: JOHN j. JAMESON, Clerk.
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STOVES. TENWARE. dc.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Without making useless harangue. I vii,
say to my friends and the public that am u "Ns
prepared to supply all of their wants in the w.
Of STOVES. 1t is time lost to undertake y
look for anything better than can be found il
HEATING STOVES, which cannot be :" su VI
passed in style, or beauty Of design: To ono
and all will say that whatever. ssll warrspt
to Answer the purpose I sold it for. therefor
my stock of COOKING and HEATING
Stoves before purchasing elsewhere, cops'
dent that they will not 60 away dsplsased. !
would also enumerate amongst my stock a fus
lot of TIN WARE, Of my own msnufacturs
and made By very experienced workman slso
TIMED SAFES, PRESERVING KEs;TS.
TIES, Fruit Cans, Fine Japanned and Plan.
ished Ware and Chamber Sets to which
would call the attention of the public. Coffee
Urns, Tea Urns, Waffle Irons, Children'l Tow
and fne lot of Block Tin Ware and other r..
tcles which are too numerous to mention
Thankful for past patronage | hope to have q
continuance Of the same.
. E. GRIMES
sep 1l-2awtl No. AZ. King street
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Congress-.

In the Senate, yesterday, after the transac-
ton of some unimportmaut business, the sup
Elementary reconstruction bill was taken up,
when Mr.. Davis, of Kentucky, m owed, as a
substitute for the instructions to th e judiciary
committee proposed by Mr.. Doolittle that the
committee, be instructed to report that this
bill do not pass, and also to report ill repeal
ing all the reconstruction acts. MIR. Davis
then addressed the Senate upon the subject of
reconstruction, and hadnot concluded at the hour
of adjournment.
In the House, the bill in relation to the
rights Of American citizens in, foreign coun-
tries was discussed and then laid aside. A
message was received from the President en-
closing letter in reply to Gen. Grant. The
Speaker also laid before the House letter
from Gen. Grant in reply to the @Presid ent. -
Both letters were referred to the reconstr uction
committee. A bill was passed to facilita te the
collection Of the direct tax in Delaware
The members Of the Radical "Stato Execu-
tive Committee have been summoned to Rich
mond, to hold meeting on Tuesday the, 18th
Incl sFoff hoa ii OF - IL IL
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JAMESON & COLLINS,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
Cor. Royal and Wilkes sts.,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
CASTINGS of every description made a.
short notice.
Cash paid for old Iron and Brass. jan TIT
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ARRIVAL THIS A. Ne.
A T FRENCH'S DEPOT

At FRENCH'S DEPOT
n OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
No IS, King street,
Another lot of that beautiful INIT A L
PAPER" and ENVELOPES to match. The
Paper and Envelopes are of the finest quality
and very handsomely stamped: The assort-
ment embraces all the letters of the alphabet.
Also another wheelbarrow load Of Appleton's
cheap edition of-Dickens' works. Sale unpre-
cedented.
Brownlows, novel, by Mrs. Oliphant au-
thor of Agnes, The Days Of my Life, Chronicles
of CARING ford, etc.
One of the Family, q novel, by the author of
Carlyon's Year.
Daily receiving new Books Magazines. Re-
views, Papers, both American and Foreign.
feb IL GEORGE E. FRENCH.
MUSIC LIOS.
Just received supply OF the above very use
y Also, MUSIC PAPER and MANUSCRIPT
JOHN q. PARROT,
feb IL Dealer in Music, &c.
FOR RENT.
II Mt. VERNON FARM
Possession given on the first Of March, 1868.
-. JOHN W. BURKE,
feb l2-d2w Attorney.
ID ECEIVED TO-DAY-1o0 bbls Pearl HON,
IL my; 7 bushels B. i. Peas, and barrels
': feb 12 ' " '' j. j. G. M1LBURN.
TRIED FRUITS, Peeled and Unpeeled
~ Peaches, Peeled Pears, and Ptted Cherries
feb S j ''O"S anu ''' SAY J. { {. MILBURN.
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TAS AND STEAM FITTING.
VIM. COGAN,
No 10, North Royal street,
Has constantly on hand large and complete
assortment of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS,
HASPS,
PENDANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DROP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY,
PORCELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES.
CUT, GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES.
Also
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VALVES,
and everything in the Steam Fitting Line.
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished and
fitted up with Gas in the most substantial and
elegant manner.
Steam Work for Factories Mills &C., prompt
ly and faithfully executed; all at prices which
will give satisfaction. NH ST
PH1I1P PARK
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,
N. E. corner Prince and Pitt streets.
The Oldest and best established PLUMBING
ESTABLISHMENT in tbs city. All work
done with dispatch, and in the most durable
and workmanlike manner.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOBBING done at short notice, and by him
self, or the most experienced workmen.
dec
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NROVER & BAKERS
4
FIRST PREMIUM
ASTIC STIT Ca
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
No. 1876 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.

POINTS OF EXCELLENCE
Beauty and Elasticity Of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity Of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spools
No fastening of seams by hand and no waste
Of thread.
Wide range of application without change OF
adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and frmnesG af-
ter washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds Of work done by other
Sewing Machines those Machines execute the
most beautiful and permanent Embroidery and
ornamental work.
Gar The Highest Premiums at all the fairs
and exhibitions of the United States and Eu-
rope have been awarded the Grover s. Baker
Sewing Machines, and the work done by them,
wherever exhibited in competition.
azs- The very highest prize, THE CROSS OF
THE LEGION OF HONOR, was conferred on
the representative of the Grover s. Baker Sew.
ing Machines at the Exposition UniVersellee,
Paris, 1867, thus attesting their great SUPERIOR
ty over I'll other Sewing A hn Err .co
ian IG-d6w Alexandris, Va.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a LARGE
w addition to our stock Of
~ AND HOLSTON MILLS
VIRGINIA CASSIMERES,
the latter of which we are the agents. We are
prepared to offer these goods to Wholesale or
retail purchasers on the best terms. We would
call particular attention to the VIRGINIA
CASSINETS, which are much cheaper and
more serviceable (being free from shoddy) than
the same class of goods from the North:
oc9 WILMER g. SLAYMARER.
CMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
y Genuine "GraValy' and Other: brands "a, OF
Chewing Tobacco. The "Old Virginia Gentle
man. Smoking Tobacco, equal, if not superior
to, Lone Jack" just received and for sale by
HOUGH s. RAMSAY,
ian7 147, King st.
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The Grant.Johnson Correspondents.
Imthe House Of Representatives vest erday,
thsadditional Correspondence betweenP resi-
dent.J ohnson and Gen. Grant :.read, referred
to,the Reconstruction Committee and ordered
fosbe printed. 80 60: IA s5 5 y 49, s#s
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MAEH1N1BTS.
S. MOORE,

VEYILLIAM S. MOORE,
MACHIN IST,
Corner Royal & Wilkes st.. s. No. IS, Union g.,
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA,
Is prepared to execute orders TO: STEAM
AL RAILING, and MACHINE WORK Of
every description.
@- CASTINGS made at short notice, and on
reasonable terms. jan 1T
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, August 14.-Adams Ex-
press Company was robbed Of about
S7OO this morning. 1t appears two men
rented an office on the second floor OF
ia Second street yesterday, and put out
a sign, B. F. Goodrich q Co. Last nights
Express train brought package from
Odin, Illinois, addressed as above, pur-
porting to contain S147 IS. This morn
ing the package was delivered by mes
seHger who, while waiting for receipt,
was seized by the throat by man in the
Office while another administered chic
rofJrm. The messenger not yielding
readily to its influence was struck three
heavy blows with an iron bar and
knocked ssnseIess. The pouch was then
rifIsd and the robbers escaped. The
messenger, Isaiah Cross, was badly hurt,
having three ugly cuts on the head and
one hand severely injured.
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FOREIGN.

/ LONDON, August 1.-THE Times con-
/ cludes long article by saying: " Tue
death of Thad. Stevens is not now pub
( lie loss bis impeachment policy was OF
: incslcula5le injury TO his political party.
The hnsncisl dishonesty which he en-
coQrggsd, dies with him. He was IA
natieai, bitter and selt-willed man, buC
not mean and deceitfui. This is the last
OF leading Americans who had the cOur-
age 70 rise above poiitlesl craftsmanship"
The Morning Telegraph says: Stew
eos wss neither wise, good or generous,
but il his time he did signal services,
and with all his faults, merits the phrase,
that was man.
Toe Daily Meas says: "Ths death of
Stevens leaves no important place until
ed, either 10 the lead of his party or IN
the councils Of his nation.
LISBON, August IA "A Brazilian
steamer brings dates from Rio Janeiro to
the l2ah ult. The war news is not very
important. A Rio Janeiro newspaper
prints an account Of ParagaayAn expe-
diLion against couple of Brazilian IRON
clads. The boats OF the PsTagusyaBs
were beaten off and the project sOsn-
doned.
PARIS. August l4.-There was a mag
nifieent military display to-day. The
National and Imperial Guards were re-
viewed by the Emperor and Empress
and the Prince Imperial. 4 large mum
Der Of notabilities were also present
Fifty,Uwo bsttalions of troops passed in
review. The city was gsily dressed with
flags. Vast multitudes throDged the
streets, and the enthusiasm WAS I'M
bounded. The royal family were loudly
cheeIed.
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TEEEESaEE.

The local columns of the Nashville
papers Of Thursday are taken up with
reports Of the great scalswsg convention.
Mrs. Finn, an sstimable lady OF
Franklin, upset 3 lighted coal oil lamp a
few days ago, which, setting fire 10 her
dress, burned her in q most shocking
manner. 1t is hoped, however, that shs
will survive her injuries.
"A negro was hung by al armed body
OF men Lear Athens, Ala, last Tuesday
night, for having committed (. Tape on 4
white lady. Some Radical sensational
lists, who reached this city by the train
which passed through Athens al hour or
two sfLerward, attempted to spread the
report that the Kuklgx had searched the
train for Gov. Br0Enlow, tut 10 one
gave it crsdsnce.
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the people Of the city ought to have ss-
surance Of the fact. The last thing thst
we could desire to do, would be to u1-
necessarily create alarm or exssperate
the white citizens Of Memphis against
the eolored population. There are causes
of collision enough,in such . campaign
as the present, without the standing
menace which negro drills at midnight
are. It is not s subject to be treated
with levity; and Misrepresentation either
way In regard to it would be a crime.
We have family here, and DO man is
more anxious to see peace and order
maintsined here than we are. No man
can be more so. We wish to cooperate
with GII men OF both parties who earn
estIy desire to avert the horrors of civil
eommotion and a general conflict in the
streets OF Memphis.
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To Collect and Procure subscriptions
.NINFAMOTs LIE.

Somebody who styles himself "Mih, I"
writing to the Cincinnati Commercial
Of the 10th instant, says:
Itis supposed that Albert Pike, who
ia Grand Mogul Of the Arkansas Scottish
Rite Of Masonry, finds that institution
hardy 10 advancing his kuklux notions
Scotch Masonry may be different else
where. but here it has too large proper
lion OF bitter, malignant, unrepentsnt
rebels 70 be wholesome. Il seems TO be
the nest where treason Is low Matched.
No such thing was ever imagined or
supposed, even by the writer himself. 1t
is a lie, pure, simple, malignant and IN
sdulterated. Scottish Masonry has
nothing to do with the politics Of the
country. II it had, DR.. Msckey, CT
Charleston, and Berj1min B. French, Of
Washington, and Theodore s Parton, ef
Iowa, would not be members Of the Sd
preme Council, Of which Albert Pike is
Grand Commander, and in which are, or
will be, members from CsIifornis, Neva-
da, Minnesota, Nebrssks, Oregon and
Kansas.
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TREACHEBT.
The New York correspondent Of the
biIsdelphia LEDGER says:

The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger says:
The most interesting political rumoT
of the day is that Mr.. Seward, who pess
ed through the city yesterday, on his way
to Auburn, gave bis friends TO under
stand that he was about 70 break ground
in favor of Gen. Grant. A brief edito-
rial in one of the Republican morning
papers has 8 hint TO the same effect F; but
The Secretary, in conversation on the
subject, am assured, was much more
outsuoken than the hint would seem to
iupiy, The Democratic politicians
were not little pefplexed by this move
ment. They say they cannot understand
how the Secretary can take such posi-
ton, snd yet occupy place in the Cabi-
net of President Johnson. But in an
swsr TO this, the more knowing ones on
the other side intimate that, If they will
have patience awhile longer, President
Johnson himself viii be following the
example OF his Secretary of State.
That is how both sides are taking.
Time must tell which is nearer the
truth.
There is no doubt that the President is
disappointed, angry and morose, at the
result o. lAS ANoN AyAA NoAfoAtASli aAN
because the Southern Delegates did not
more pertinsciouSly insist on his nOmi-
nstion. he will do nothing to help elect
Seymour and Blair.
He had no right to expect a jealous
support from the South. He pardoned
few men whose pardon Radicals did not
recommend. He executed the Recon-
struetion acts. he was prepared, II con-
vieted, TO leave Davis. Lse and Johnston
to the tender mercies Of Rsdicslism. He
submitted to be stripped Of his just pre-
negatives and powers; and for actions
substituted words that were Of no avail
Men do not make such adherents as
Henry Clay snd Andrew jackson had,
by such poor means.
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rrNASCIAE pRosr.ccrs.

We have reached point when Rsdl-
cal policy must stop abruptly, or an ex-
ulosion will occur. It has revolution
ICED the habits of trade, just IS il has
discarded the hOnored precspts OF the
Constitution. The great staples Of the
South heretofore furnished the basis for
our foreign exchanges, and this pre-
served the precious metals ~ source Of
cspital and enterprise st home.
All this has been changed. Instead OF
cotton and rice and such productions,
we have been shipping Government
bonds to pay the balance Of trade against
rs from the excess Of imports over sx
ports. II is estimated that S750, 600, eco,
or more thSn one-f0urth OF the EatIOnai
debt, is now held abroad. These bonds
have not been sufficient to make good
the difference due to Europe, 80 that
gold hes been employed to MI the va
CUM. According TO the returns, there
was shipped from New York alone, be-
tween the Ist o: January and the lO.h OF
July-six mOBths-S55, 200 OOO of specie,
against $50, 800, 600 for the corresponding
period OF 1867, and SIS, 800, 900 for 1865.
At this rate, the entire gold production
of the United States is absorbed for eX-
portstion TO pay our balances abroad.
The foreign markets are glutted with
bonds, and the present demand is far be-
low the supply. The double dealing Of
Radicalism on the subject Of the
finances has contributed 10 depreeiate
their value, 80 that the two causes have
conspired to make gold more sought, IS
the mode of payment, by our European
creditors. National LateLigeacer.
Whenever any government, over
whelmed with debt, issues it's prOmissOry
notes based only on the public credit,
and refuses to receive them, but demands
gold, in payment Of duties on imports,
It's credit must soon sink below par, and
foreign capitalists regard its securities
with distrust. Produce as much gold as
we may, it will all low outward, to for
eign countries, and never return to US.
The inevitable end will be a financial
explosion, which may occur st any mo-
ment; and Brownlow, calling out his
militia and so provoking civil war, may
be the cause Of it. It ia q strange thing
that such q man should perhaps hold in
his hand the power to bring misery upon
a million households, and ruin q whole
pscpie,
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Among the passengers of the Vile
de Paris, which arrived az New York
yesterday, was Count Lattum, Of Prus-
sls, who goes to Washington as Secretary
to the PrUssisn Legation, and succeeds
Baron Van Kusseraw, lately recalled st
the instance OF Mr.. Seward, for being en-
gagged la duel with Mr., L4wrenee.
by the explosion of coal oil lamp
at Louis, on Saturday night last, a Mrs.
Amelia GlRssmuck was burned to death.
Two prisoners, named Perkins and
Vanclesve, confined in jail at Yszoo,
Miss, to await trial at the November
term of the Criminal Court for mule
stealing, made their escape last Sunday
evening.
Chickens are plentiful 10 and around
Gilmer, Texas, and roost low-sellin1 at
10 to lac per hesd; eggs TO Toe per
dozen butter 10 to 123c per pound, and
bacon 10 TO l5c; cornmeal so to Cos Der
bushel-snd LeetIe money left.
-Whsrever two or three ni9geTs are
gathered together, There will / be ia
the midst Of them," says the "loil"
beggar and thief
The Brownsville (Texas) Courier
says cotton has to be planted on the Rio
GraDde only once 10 three years, and can
be picked every month in the year.
Cotton grown on the Rio Grande hst
year was sold at Monterey and Saltillo
at six and quarter cents 3 pound, specie,
without having been ginned. The fiber
is Of good quality, long and strong, said
to be fully equal, If bat superior 10 the
best Louisiana and Mississippi cotton.
The average yield is bale 70 the acre.
MexicaR labor Is easily procured for the
eultiVstisn Of cotton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

TURING THE PRESENT Low STAGE OF
4 water in the Arkansas Iiver, all the boats
on the Memphis END of the route are withs
drawn, and the elegant Side-w heel Steamer
NJ lanes Lao Moufor
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REV YORK.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE case OF
Mrs. Stein way, who sued for the custody
Of her three children, now held by reis-
tives OF her late husband in Germany,
was yesterday decided in her favor BY
the Supreme Court.
a family on 5eventeeth street were
yesterday poisoned by eating beeistske
from diseased beef.
The new Register, Patrick 81. Jones,
Was sworn in to day.
Judge Bonner wss struck with paraly-
sis yesterday evening, and Is confined to
his bed.
A large party Of missionaries sail on
the steamer Erin Tomorrow en- route 10
Turkey.
At Fenisn meeting held 10 Brooklyn
Yesterday 5000 PERSONS were ia attend
aace. 1t is said that two special envoys
from Ireland were present.
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NEW rae MPHis THEATER
A Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert

[TOR the benefit OF the United Hebrew Relief
\ Association. will be Riven. an
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

WAsEINGTON, August II The servi-
ces over the remaIas OF That. Stevens
were performed this morning. They
were token 10 the Baltimore depot,
Wheuce they left tor Lancaster. Large
crowds viewed the remains last night
aud this morning, aud numbers of peO-
pie lined the route of profession.
Brigsdier Gen. Rufus oaxtOn is ordered
to report in person, without delay, to
coIDmanding General OF the Department
OF the South, for assignment as Chief
QIsrteTmaster.
Last night whilst a colored military
organization rom Georgetown was pass
irg along z -nnsylvAnia Avenue, on their
way to the capitol, some person on the
sidewalk threw u stone into their ranks,
which was responded to by several shots
fronf the company, and one or two per-
SONS on the sidewalk we're ipjured-one
very seriously. The affair is undergoing
investigation.
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FUNERAL HoTHCE.

HALLUM-Thef friends and Rcquaintanees of
John and Virginia Hallum ara requested to at
tend the funeral of their son, JoBE HALLUH, Jr /,
from their residenc >, % RRleigh road, this Sat.
urday afternoon, al 3 o'clock. Carriages at res
idercs.
PIgRCE-Died, at the residence of Mrs. NJ
E. oakley, Or. o. Z. PIERCE, aged 80 years. his
friends and those OF the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from the
house, No. 3 Exchange street extended, This
Afternoon, at o'clock. Carriages will be in
attendance.
Gone now from US, but We shall see him
again. He died with the fun assurance of a
reconciliation with his Maker. Endowed with
the noblest charities Of mankind, ready to at
tend and even suffer for the good OF all, he
died. May Hssven's blessings rest upon those
Of mis- gamily who remain.
DIRE SsIG ACKER-The friends ard ac-
ouaintances of VALENTINE DRIHssIGACKER
and family are inviied TO attend his funeral,
rom his late residence, No. 3j Monroe street,
this Saturday Afternoon, at o'clock.
BROWN.-On Friday, l4th instant. after a
shurt illness JIssE T. BROWN, son OF Jesse +.
Brown.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
are requested to attend the funeral services on
Saturday at 10 O'Clock am, at his residence on
fernando road.