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The national Republican., 1868-01-03

hail.. On notion 81 RobeH TRomSson, Aiexan-
fs Gdyssa sr 8%Sa:S u seSss,s Sa sG PRESIDE Mr.
M. J. ssyIe. Brown called fof " report frorn
ss 4spo ~ g q " H.
nsmssi Mt: WIN. H. fS Possy, n I'D fSirS ward,
enth ward, reported 10 nsuies. Nsferorts rom
the Fourth ftfth, and Sixth wardl
Nj Y ss{lss Brown moved d thS Mt ,,n George &
tiops IN the Fourth ward Y ~
Nj. q. W. Hstton declined sni Mr.. Carter
The CRsii ssIYsd asr' for reports on the ansnees,
when Mr.. Edward Ambush (coiorfd) said that
the printing Of the psfitions had cot S
rent. - - :, II I'7'-l7G- =
: Mr.. VIM H. Bell tcoloredl seid tlat Mr.. Robt.
Thompson had collected S1.5o In he First ward
n' sss ssy,. q ss Rscw. %oasS
committee Of three be appointed By the Chair, to
Brown, Howl Edws,S S XmSJ1h, ~ acoIcrsd,j and nd r. 4.
| Thompson, (colofed,) were appoinsd.
Mr.. VIM. II. Bell moved avote Of thanks to
Mr; Thompson for his efforts In behalf Of the as
Mr. Robert Thompsou arose add said that he
hoped the motion would not prevail
him. There was iittie genun1tenIsn. 7
r,ms,y M, |m. H. Bell objected 70 the ssn'iema"' "
Mr., Hinton appealed to the Chair, who decided
that the gentlemen should proceed. 49,. !.
of ~. Natto.ai isssniornssr hs stvied n. and
spoIe Tor some time In oondemnatlon OF that
'oTTfhn.r Thn mo,,o, =, NJ, p.u ,..a,o +.
Mr.. s. Brown moved that when ne meeting
ns 70 meet assaln, 7, At the Sy hahi ~, On
pssn wens nss h shn ne noRea 'ha' 'h'
M Rohsrt Thnmn.os snen ~ ssiaSs sro.e IN maize
stateme1t' Thepc snoeasrd this moruinr in The
.naemgsnesr an article unpsSoming 80 hgn.t9nasea as
ncst nrn,, inan, ts,s. az thn mnss,ng a. M
ns sn oa on anu
selves aioof from the association. Hc was Glad
sSH ed M.: 10 M f yao
gentlemen, and he did not come hereto denounes
ihss Journal 4 1.hsrs s.s ons among Them .ho
nSa Geen thei ain nos S,ssrnee @ .ne entte ,,iis
e. q .sy grimes had violated a. nS law Thsy hsd
me right TO meet tosether LOT discussion, and ne
hoped the I.ientgeneer would come out ana
sspoiogiae Tor the siur IL had east upon rcspeeta-
Mr.. Edward Ambush teolorcdl said the cues
ton was simply, shopid they gst WORK OF Eot to
to s 90 slaISss' with tsst oAe. Questions A"' A'AAs
MT; @. v; Hatton said he had come here 70 see
whether this was SO disrespectful body q men
is,i'ss.eer intsnded % in.asursts war Of races,
sS lSS HS%.ls h%sa.s sa so!sssd did no. care
WHAT the Inshgsneg said: Ihey hsd come mere
di:tribution Of the public work, and thought the
Mr. isaac Ro.s, aS eoiorsd, though. i wa. rish.
And proper that they should take notice Of what
the % ,sfsiigeneer M had said, and that that sheet
poor men who were struggling to sustain them.
selves; wm " p.,, ,oo,o,ed /, mov.s n. ,so,,,o,
of AZ. olhnn;ns nj nc rssosion, mo's' 'he ''op'''h
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oLi HIATr,o Arr.aA.ys Gon tn. NEw Ae.n .s
% IN. wsr. opensS n tse once os
Horace Capron, Commissioner Of Agriculture
for providing and placing heating apparatus In
TweifsS and Fourteenth streets, heating sp
p.rstus. The following lisa list Of the bids re
N, Parish, washington, offers TO complete tho
work IN two months for yi,Too. i. Mcdhsn
wsshinstoni offers to eompIste u In thirty day. |.
pitSp2is A.; SS sS 'D%P' SsPR e
for for y, 800. lno time speciasdl baker smith Z
weeks for $500. J. 9. Meska, wsshinston,
Washington, sio,soo. No time .sPeeiaed. Bart.
seventy @ 9Sn asys for $500. VIM T. ASesy, % WAN
inston WIN co%pIsss the wqst y bS the middle Fl
another @ plan eS%s FOR VI Fine o not 'S sp.sSsS
w. Parish 4 Co., Warrington, viii finish the
wcrs In thirty day. e, 5S,cps p gcnd
PYSiiadsiphis, viii soapiste Il SS The nr.t q
APrh for sa9G ,pmn,s.. prsc.s X; aoGn' Sss "a Co.
ruary Is, 1865, for sIoToS IS. Brick and other ne
cesssry work contested with the above will be
some Of these bids, we think. arc remarkably
low. The work may possibly be done for the
money but the labor, of itseif, ought to be worth
In
this building Is an engine OF no mean capacity,
for the structure is large one, and will require
an immense amount OF steam TO heat II In all Its
parts. As the bids are somewhat complicated,
the contract Will not be awarded for afew days.
u EbsoTios oy oyyIckRs. following ns-named
oficers were elected at a late meeting at FRIEND
ship Lodge No. 8, Knights Of Pythias, to serve
for the ensuing three monthst v. p, George w.
SsEs ssiSes r. g. VIM % T. T. Hsf HffR0S T. T. z I.wi: Il +
Wilbourn; W. D., James b. ShcAver, O., Geo.
+ Dykes, l. s., r. L. Conantj o. s., "a. W.
Beach Representatives. to the Grand Lodge,
Dr;A "A n. Williamson, John NJ. Hinkle and Lewis
at fesnisr Council sleep Of ossss Tribe No.
q, !. O. r. NJ, held at their wigwam, the follow
ees Ssrs elected f0s tGs ensuing q.
more, =. Harlan; junior sagamore, $. Surgeoni
chief OF records, Jas. Byron; assistant chief OF
records, J, y. Dement,, keeperof wampum, Th?s,
s.m9 i. Gris,by. Representstiyes 70 afest
Council, J. Byron, 3. Surgeon, b. Harlan.
chosen the following officers to serve for three
ny %Gsy fS6%p.on aS e. Gssss ssssGrSns %G
Scribe, George H. Thompson; Assistant Record,
Ing Scribe, "a. Godfrey Financial Scribe, James
Edwards; Treasurer, Charles 7. SMITH Chap
lnghsm; Assistant Conductor, Henry steelei In.
side Sentinel, John Spekes; Outside Sentinel, w.
Murray, First Lady 0f,cer, Miss Tatteli Sec.
ohd Lady onicer, Miss Annie Mundeil; Third
Miss q. E. Burch; Lady Sentinel, Mrs. Frazier.
Metropolitan Division, s. OF T. elect the fol-
owing; w; Pa Ex-Governor Thomas H. Ford;
" Al D5; IF T.; IN HSwssa; RS T = "; TsippSssri psi
.onj Treasurer L. NJ. brow, Chaplain, y. A,
Conductor, .: Mcfntoshi !. s., John Donaldson,
D. s., ]. ii. Thompson.
The national Republican., 1868-01-03

CRixINAL CouRT-ysd9e Oiim.-The Jury In
this court having been discharge until Monday
neat, no trials can take place until that time.
- VERDICT III
- The Jury In the case OF Anthony Bundey,
charged with assault and battery with intent to
kill Margaret J. Foster, who were sent out Of
court on Tuesday returned at this session aled
with a recommendation to the mercy Of the
court, 81. .T r.# 10.
The court then adjourned until this morning.
The national Republican., 1868-01-03

A PLEASANT ENrKRrAISMEsT.-Last night,
by Invitation of Mr.. George T. Suter, foreman
Of the cabinet-makers shop at the Treasury De-
partmcnt, his employees called on him at +. NJ.
Harvey's oyster saloon, corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and Eleventh street, where they sat
down to an elegant supper, and enjoyed them.
selves hugely. 1t will be remembered that, as
stated in the REPUBLICAN q day or two since,
these gentlemen presented Mr.. Suter with q
costly gold watch and chain. This was Mr..
Suter's very appropriate acknowledgment Of the
compliment. -rf Pro ~. ...l ID
The national Republican., 1868-01-03

BuILpERs' ExcHAsoE.-Thc Contemplated
meeting OF the Builders Exchange did not take
place. It is presumed that the cause may be at
tributed to the inciemeney Of the weather and
scattered over the city from the Navy Yard TO
Rock creek, and ewes to Georgetown. The
worthy president, 3. ID. Castleman; vice presi-
dent, W. ]. McCollum, and the secretary, Fred.
ID. Stuart, were Mt their posts, snd the rooms
were brilliantly lighted and genially heated for
the occasion. s' ~. .,
The national Republican., 1868-01-03

IMPROVEMENTS ON THE NAVY YAnD.-Mr.
George II. Edwards, Of the Second Comptroller's
ofilce, is having beautiful frame residence
erected on the corner of Sixth and y streets.
The building Is q frame one, fronting ~ feet on
q street BY IS eetdeep; II contains twelve rooms
and is laid of as follows; hrst floor Of front
house hall and two roomsj second noor, three
rooms, and attic two rooms. The back building
is laid on into Ave rooms. There are two flights
Of stairs, one from the main hall and one from q
passage In the back building. II has French
roof, which 10 covered with tin. When finished,
we have no doubt that this will be very
handsome house. The mechanics names are:
bricklayer, Mr.. Peter Little; carpenters, Dfessrs
Hotrelsw & Bruff; plumber, Joseph b. Bond
John Mankin; timer, Edward Grinnell. They sx-
peet to have the building finished by the hrst Of
March with all the modern improvements.
We also noticed new handsome press-brick
three story house on Eighth street, between q
and I streets. BY inquiry, we learned that It be-
longed 10 Mr.. James Mcdonald. On the hrst
noor there is a large hall and store-room, in the
rear Of which there are two rooms. On the sec
ond story there arc three rooms and the third
story four rooms. Mr.. Mcdonald occupies the
store-room, and keeps select stock Of dry and
fancy goods. There Is gas throughout the ent re
building, and water on the hrst, second, and
third floors. The trimming OF the front Of the
house II brownstone,A = beautiful cornice, and
second-story vcrandah.
The national Republican., 1868-01-03

TOR 1851 FOR 1881
Those who wish TO takeA
GOOD RELIGIOUS PAPER
For the New Year should subscribe for
THE ADVANCE.
Live, Earncsi and Spiritual Just the paper for home
and sunday ". ~ year. Splendid Premiums for
those who get up Clubs Specimen copies sent free
Address THE ADVANCE COMPANY,
S Lombard Block, Chicago.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

BRVV u1ta HI.ssr
rar Poo. MI.st ntght X, hSs ,,s III hxLi .cs
%ssn motion 81 pUce Insr
lcm.Di. .,teS neea =. 'oon .ns ena'f' AND samuel
Gsntsin p.cT st.t.s ~ ~ nhfy., Al.
to BE- 10 ADOPT messurc. 70 wsieS 40 ans ah
'on; n. o,,o, ,,t ,.,,..,, . =. v.,,.
Fourth ward the precinct: t. y were s eSiI.S, sns sns
Ei.;t E.s, ro.,Tsn, FIN, si,t6, Seventh. and
Lieut.. Resg sf tSs Sssef,ss Lieut. eGG,
i1sex, iEsex, Oh aeofgetown. stated that he would
"9v1 9yt ny y,n henon oi tne nee eung.
as % tressurer. '" "'"'n"'e' Lieut. 'ohh u Kelly
.hs SS .sm. Hsf,y any. nominated Major Richards fOr
Detect Defective o; r; z; ,BiElsy desired to know
should '.csl be considered !. members;
eidsd IL The sfirnstiys. a.' ~
,a.a Wa ~ Ieclaed 'ha' inc ponce magistrates
were n,sine memeep; H. ar. an , ,;.
eierk Dc chosen as financial secretary, and his
h9%ina,,Gn n, ati,, was "a Sonn,mea' p, A..
Ut. Un motion oi detective Bigley, the following
hsn h and @ e have ne ~ the printing done Lieuts,
DsIseS, ShipPon, AMt, huIiey, anu Enklon.
an sars sisy "a %. pa the To%%ittee i
among the serseants-onc Tor each precinct.
oaec Ths Al, .,,o,,,.a a., ,o,,,.,,u =. at,
COMMITTEES: MessI,, Vernon, Poole, Robinson,
TsyIor Johnson, Gree, Pierce, and Harbin.
n.,. MI oiemenn G - moved tna. the COMMITTEE on re-
lieutenants- from each precinct;
Owen; Lieut. a. Johnson sppointsd Mss.r. GatSn
nan nan and n Psssoni Lieut. Lieut. skipgon sppointed
Messrs. hiley and Britti Lieut. Tat appointed
!ss.n; Mssr; gsvanah snd homef; Lieut.; Hurley ap-
The national Republican., 1868-01-03

The TyPos, BALL.--On next Wednesday eve
ming, Columbia Typographical Union, No. l0l,
lrgve their First dTahd Annual Ball at Odd
are considered out of date among the erGU, we
can assure the public that they win be BY no
means imposed upon by mere aieks as these gen.
munity, and can get up an entertainment that
will astonish even the nloRki for briiliancy
Should the ladies' set meir caps for any Of these
disciples Of Faust, they may rest assured thai II
will be no horrid eoHn that will deign to pres,
their delicate yorms, and that naught will occur
to blur the harmony Of the occasion.
The national Republican., 1868-01-03
ONE DOL AR A.CH +.

ONE DOL LAR EACH.
WEBS Cotton Cloth, Dress Patterns Pant Patterns,
sewing nssshisnsr. shs Wa,she, p{ and Fancy G9ods'
with slip describing an article Incur dollar sale.
Any person. tmaie or female can send In club Of
from TO 900, at same rate 20 cents for each and
get premium for 30 doing. Send In registered Let.
ters, Samples mailed free lS K. M, ,sddrsss,
65 Hanover street, Boston, Mass
The national Republican., 1868-01-03

SoSs OF INSTRUMENTATION Division No.
Wednesday night and elected the following OH.
GERS to servo during the ensuing year: ". p.
James II. Benson; W. A.. +. q. Calvert; X. s.
Vincent p. Kelly A. r. s., d. O'Donovan, r
s., George n. Starkeyi Treasurer, J. F. Harding
Chaplain, william Mcdonald; Con, George
Cunningham A O., J. Thompson /. S., -
o. s., James Hanleyj p. ". p, Thomas L.
Snlkeld.
The national Republican., 1868-01-03

RECEPTION ny Rev. DR. BUrLKR.-0n New
Years night, the Rev. ]. q. Butler, pastor OF ST.
Paul,s English Lutheran church, received a mum.
Der Of the members Of the church and his friends
at the church, corner OF Eleventh and II streets.
manner, and singing and music enlivened the
occasion. A fine Bible dictionary, In three vol
umes, was presented from the second Bible
class to Mr.. w. A, West, their teacher. Master
Geo. Davis, Of the class, made the presentation
address, which was responded to by Mr.. West.
After the presentation every variety OF confec-
tionery was distEIbuted to all present. ~
The national Republican., 1868-01-03

NEW YEARS REcEprIos-Among the New
Years receptions that we Inadvertently omitted
was one hold by A: Weeks, CSC, athis residence,
No, 800 N street, between Sixth and Seventh.
This very worthy and gentiemaniy oficial Of the
Interior Department, and his aecomplis lady,
received the congratulations Of a distingu guished
circle Of friends and acquAintances. They were
most literally entertained With all the luxuries
and dellcacies OF the season, and up to late
hour wit, beauty, and pleasure peryaded in and
around his hospitable residence. ". ..
The national Republican., 1868-01-03

A MEETING OF THE WAsHiNaToS BENEVOLENT
LIPE ASSOCIATION was held last evening at the
Board of Trade rooms, Pepnsylyania hvenue,
near Ninth street. A resolution fixing the
sion of the deaths Of associates was adopted. A
resolution providing for certain amendments to
the constitution, that q quorum may be CON-
posed OF Ave OF the Officers Of the assoc lion,
Including the treasurer, secretary and Ave OF the
directors; and also that the number Of corpora
troduced and adopted. On motion, d committee
Of Ave was appointed to petition Congress for a
charter. The meeting then adjourned, f.|
The national Republican., 1868-01-03

on ! sEEi =.
II 10 the Best chance ever offered to Agents .s
One or two days time will secure u good Sewing
Machine, Watch. silk Dress, Revolver, or some
other article Of equal value, Free Of Cost.
Agents wanted every where, male and female, for
the best One Dollar Pawnbroker's Sale In the coun
8. c, THOMPSON L Co,
50 Hanover street, Boston, Mass
The national Republican., 1868-01-03

ZYdosl-THREE MAGNIFICENTLY ILLUS
IA TRATED MEDICAL BOOKS, Containing impor-
tant Psychological Information for Men and Women.
Secretary Of the New York Medical University, No
30 Clinton Place, New York city.
E'oR COOKING STOVES 60 TO BoYD's FOR
kinds Of Stoves 80 10 lBoydt, No. tD Ninth street,
between d and E. no2S.tf
The national Republican., 1868-01-03

ERopELrHIAN SocIEry--Af regular Meeting
Ogden, esq, ia president,) held at tho ,house Of
were adopted tending 10 advance the interests OF
the Order. This society 10 now In q prosperous
condition, and those enrolled are confident that
q large number win be added TO the fold II there
e any virtue in economy; Stirring addresses In
Z, Kctehan, Of New York, and b. d. Wilson,
esq, OF Canton, Ohio. "" f'' sHHf. sIl -
Ogaen the .os,stv saionrssd 10 as.cmbie n M
residshoe OF A. d. Tslcott, esq, 4si T street, on
Wednesday evening next. u ia A. 10 -0.
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Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.

61S NEW HAT AND SHOE STORE. E1S
OlO J. 7: PETTY 4 co. C1O
Haye Just opened At ba seventh stres opposite Ia
asa ;s stock
and Boys, which they Offer ct small advance, upon
cost Having bought for Cash they are enabled %
offer superior Inducements to- purchaser, and solicit
only opportunity TO- convince the public that they
are really selling adesirable class Of goods at very
: x call solicited, and comparison Of prices ehal-
lensed With any similar estabishment In the city.
}; r. PETTY CO.,
''' '' '''- WsshinEton. b. G.
hand 'a' no8-0
100 GEO. T. NcdLuE, Jr. 100
No. 100 Pennsyvania avenue, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets
Calls particular attention to his extensive stock Of
cheap
HATS. CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES.
which he Is selling at the lowest rates Also
CHILDREN's SHOES AND CATERS
Of every style. Call at once and make your pur-
ehAsaa. .- noZ-u
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OBITUARY.

Chun- Lock, better known as Chy-Lung,
noted character In San Francisco died recently In that
i'm fafornia lie went TO SAN Francisco in 1850 and i'm
medatey began business n merchant importing teas
opium, silk aud aquered goods Chinese groceries, &c.
extensively and built Up a large wholesale ana re-
tail trade which extended large part OF CalfOr
literally toward the sanitary Relief Fund. when the
great Sacramento food Of 1912 brought desolaon and
was manifested toward our people and his own aKe
The firm had house in Shanghai one az Canton another
ton that In San Francisco. few DAYS before his
death he expressed his determination TO visit New York
with view Of establishing stores in those places:
ChunLock was seized with the dropsy: and
adh red to the practice Of the Chinese physcans-of
whom he had fve-and died according to rule. and like
years the Alta thus describes the funeral THE re.
mains OF Chung Lock clad IN costly robes of embroidered
store and covered with rich red satin fabric The
usual ncensescks and eoored wax candles were burn
pork rice and eggs we're nv the side There guam
MY OF brown paper cnt ino slips on each OF Wneh was
they arrived 10 the remains and the ashes
placed in cauldron close at hand The Buddhist priest
clad in a blue satin robe, arrived at 1880 He used
bell and cymballs as lie proceeded and from time TO
He stood before table on which was quantity OF arti
cles and chaned prayers IN clear aud not nnmuslca
AZ the conclusion, the body placed In met
allie co which was ornamented with silver plate and
handles On the former was very brief Inscription III
after D. the coffin was placed In hchrse and drawn
by four gray horses to Lone Mountain. whore II was
placed in receiving vault prior to the transmission to
China for final internent
The Rev. VI. s. Odds, Rector Of Christ Church,
Washington Ciiy. died Yesterday afternoon Of cancer
He was Il Of Edison Il. Odds ~ OHIO. and a son-IEaw
of Nathan Sargent, Commissioners OF Customs.
Sir Henry Smith, member for FrOntenac, and
late SPEAKER ~ the Canadian Legislative Assembly, died
Kingston, Canada, yesterday, after lingering illness
Mr.. Joshua j. Henry, President of the New
York Guaranty and indemnify Co, died on Thursday.
Mr.. :. W. Allis, long the landlord of the
Toutine Hotel In NewtIaven, died yesterday morning
Mr. Robert Lyme, venerable citizen OF
Rochester, fell dead n his house Yesterday morning
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MASSACHUSETTS.

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS'S LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE
BosToN, Sept. 1S-John Quincy Adams ac-
cents the Democratic nomination for Governor OF Mas
ters MIR Adams saws think that there two mat
tiers OF national interest involved in this election one OF
which Is iWpOrtant the other vital The former winch
take TO be the financial question, was not treated by
the National Convention in New-York In a manner which
the bonds known as FivelTwenes by surplus revenue
alone thus Ignoring what seems 70 me the valuable part
National banks, the Democratic party appeared 10 com
init themselves to an OF te intoeda
1 am too much OF a Democrat to regard any
money and therein hold myself TO be true Jacksonian
Democrat The reconstruction measures ~ Congress are
crItlcIsed BY Mr. Adams the vital question He rays:
will not argue the unconstitutionaty OF reconstrnc-
ton. The almost unanimous Discrimination OF the ke-
Inv of the Supreme Court would seem 10 confirm the
noTted statement OF the amented Mr. Stevens that only
acts TO be constitutional" Even they should
still deem them unwse. The union they Impose 49, my
eyes no more like true union OF hearts and hands than
a Galvanized corpse resembles healthy man. think
that neither the Instincts nor the destiny OF ts people
will allow any permanent domination 10 the African race
I'm anv State Of the Union But the Republican party IS
rrevocaby pledged TO this idea They have staked beir
existence as party on nus TO tS 'Tn Ss nst
and for it they find fresh offerings In the future
ing army 10 maintain them In their false posl,
ton. They clamoring for them now ana
the United States must furnish them me pain npon
which Congress has entered permits no hat ana Ietat
IA ruin In my opinion. we must begin anew thknR lo
aons 10 that the Democratic parry IN success
NAV violate the pledges Of adversely and again snhvert
the organic law The teachings and the practice OF RAN
caism have destroyed much OF the old reverence Tor the
nrecious legacy OF our ancestors We dread lest ey
Should do this thing. but do certainly know that he
Renubican party has already done II; at least u u
chance "A last chance, OF salvation. III that iuls hs-
we must submit 10 the whims Of majority without
onneat matters but little TO whether II reoIces IL
~ name OF Republican delights In tho ttle OF Demo
cTat III party In the nation may constitute tse tnt
Sis arblter OF the cOnstuonaity Of its own measures
y1nn secession was Illegal only because IL was not IN,
nt ~ majority The battle Is between congress hnu
the Constitution. For my part ain Ior inc "oAs
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gushed English actress ha lately had the misfortune to
lose her valuable theatrical wardrobe It was destroyed
by fire.
g LOrle,n and not the English Comic Opera,
viii be given at todays Matinee WOOds Metropolitan
Theater This Will be the last Lorle" Matinee OF the
season.
The first appearance of Miss Lydia ThOmp-
son, at Woods Theaer assigned for the 2th Of sePten
gTr VIII be made in Buraands buresque OF IAon; OF
The Man At The Wheel"
Inc Lincoln DiOrama, at Irving Hall, will
ne eXhoted TO night, for the last time in this city, prior
70 us removal 10 Boston TOnishts exhibition viii he
Tor me dement, OF the Neptune Division No OF the Sons
of Temperance.
Mr.. Thomas Hind, we are clad 70 learn. has
been engaged as member OF the company for Edwin
Booths new theaer Conscientious earnest aud refined
Mr. Hind is credit to the profession which ho has so
long and 50 hOnOraby followed
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DIED.

BAKRR-on Friday Sept 49, Aai painful Illness M
MARY Baker. In her 6lst
Notice Of the funeral 10 Sundays paper
BDCARDUSA Preston, Com. THURSDAY, the nth inst
Edwin Rgarus esq o. the ciy OF Nevlork late Of Iaryto"n
COINS law aged % years
Funeral services from Old Dutch Church rarrStown " on This
d Saturday O'Clock Trains leave Ihirteh ST. Depot had
son River 10 Friends invited 10 attend without a
CRYs Poester on Thursday 18th inst the Rev Thomas
VI. Curry, - years 81, -, -, l. a. ,t,t...- ,hs
NJ r. Church, respectfully !"
attend liz funeral y o'clock without nfihsr
Invitation will be taken Tuesday morning 70 ShuO
Oaks for internent
pODGR- New London Conn Thursday Sept H. Mrs Lucy
widow OF the late Nehemiah Dodge aged 10 Years
DIR yOR-snddenly at j. "Wednesday afternoon
II.pbah beloved William T. DE Voc and daughter OF Alfred
the 2Sth Of her age Also Nhes 0uT ''N
The funeral viii take place on Sunday the goth inst from the residence
father SIth-st. GreeHpont L.
O'clock The relatives friends respectfully invited to attend
the funeral without further notice
NrCOPPIN-O On THURSDAY Sept H. Miss Mary A. MeCoppin
H. Church. OF
psesHtb At 0j Sunday, the 10Th inst The relatives
and trends are invited TO attend
sovIRRAt Bloomfield j. THURSDAY, Sept II. Edward Kings
land child Of william aud Jennie squer aged Il months
ant DAYS A.. ,o,t
The uer services will take place "a SATURDAY the sth
inst from residence OF his grandparents. No CouhoA 81"
Newark. n. J.
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