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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-24
SUPPORTER TRUSS
The most Efficient, Comfortable and
Secure Truss in use, con-
structed UpOn an entirely
New Principle.

IT is ENTIRELY DIFFERENT IN PRIN
Il clple and action from any other now in use
and has every desirable advantage, viz:
on the back with motion inward and upWsrd'
I'd. Ii has no Springs or Iron Bands, thus
avoiding all Injurious Pressure on the Back,
at the same time supporting the Aldo
men and relieving tho aperture of all Undue
Sd. The Button is 80 formed that the pressure
is equal on all the parts Of the Herbal Aper1
ture, without infringing on the Spermatic Cord,
4th. The composition Of which the Button Is
made. renders it 1mperviouS to Precipitation.
and produces rapid absorption Of the deposits
in the simultaneous cellular tissues, which per-
m1tS the Button to act immediStely upon the
tendinOus canal, thus efectually closing the
neck and obliterating the Hernial Sao by
adh sSlye Inflammation. ..
St 1t is as Comfortable. night or day. as .
glove.
9Th. IL is not complicated. and cannot get
out of order.
This instrument is Confidently recommended
to the public, Knowing that it is superior to any
now in use. 1t has been tried by sufficient num-
beIs to prove its superiority over all others
both for the Comfort and Cure of the wesrer:
This Instrument is recommended by the
leading Surgeons and Physicians throughout
the country for the certain relief and cure
of Hernia.
1t is recommended by patients who have
tried the various Spring Trusses" for years,
without obtaining relief, and have been cured
\ Il
Certificates from we'll known parties in Nash
vile. can be seen at this office.
Ladies will be waited on at their homes
alse manufacture LADIES' SUPPORTER
giving Strength and certain relief in weak
back and falling Of the womb. i
The Combined CHEST EXPANDER AND
SUSPENDER made to order. Agents wanted
in every county in the State.
All Communications should be addressed
W. III. p. JONES. General Agent.
. --H -. Office. No. Union Street.
APP II Three doors from Market, mp stairs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-24
lVOSADALIS
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a arKREAuN CAEE aHn

A CERTAIN, SAFE AND
Aspeedy cure for SCROFULAin
all its foruis, primary, secondary
and tertiary Syphilis. The form
|uiB of this preparation sccOm-
panies each package. and com
mends itself 30 the notice of Ply.
sicians all oyer this country can
be found living witnesses to the
virtue Of Rosadalis-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-24

HAVING THOROUGHLY RENOVATED
III the .'sOuthern," full satisfac ion Is
guaranteed to all lie patrons, as our table shall
be amply supplied with the best this or any
other market can afford. a. '... ....a
No charges for Omnibas TO or from depOts Or
river. We keep a night watch for the bOats
and trains JOHN 0BRIEN, Propt'f.l
O'BRIES AND STAEPIELD. Clerks. IjaR5 If
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
"Gr3beF House..

4. @arb Griibtr Sybs parD scranton, ga.
9islts I'M btfsn StyIs tinssri6hft Sptrl III
itber3sit CUR 9lufnabme BON RtiItnbrn btreit.
Guts5 Bier unb @tiu, feline 9iauGrt, marine
nnb falte Sptiitu ;u trher 3tit; @unrru, rob
unb ssfc6t; See Cream unb Scbabrunntn, nit
ben fstnlten SYrups. Gin flesantrr SaaI fir
1amen.
3u rsGt jablrti1em YtluG Label feline 6rsunbr
Gin George 0rGber, prcp'r.
Srantcn, 10. San. 1866. .. ~. ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18


;ur Gntersennabmt BON DrpoItru i'm Sstrags
ron nitt tpeniser ais rinem Dollar ppn
genteurfn
Srem fern,
W aI6iuiaen
nbpertern
Mtntrn,
.t 9Ipbntrn,
eibern,
8tnbern
une gnerrtn, an peldsn Snterellen erlaubi
tpereen III urtrrrintimmung nit ben gebrudten
ReseIn unb 8rguldtirnrn, ppn brnru cine GppiG
BON ben llutsrssiGnrtsn cher ron Der Sanf su be-
fcmmrn III. .-.r-.-
Samts 8laig grGfetnt.
9ames Ir6baIh, m;,-w.sas..,,.,.
Oscar s. Mpcre, Gaibirr.
Dirtftpren unb gerpdlttr.
9ames Blair, Spbn SaneIeY,
9nmrs ar6baIb, Sdnfrrb Grant,
9pbu 8. Sutpbin, Z. 3. 9unt,
Daniel Sppfa, 0fprge 6iIbtT,
9anirs 9. Slreum.
Scrdntpn, 3. Oh. 1867.
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I2. &apitel.
Die SsSnen srs Sa!a6tfelers.

Sertrauenc auf raS Serlprs6sn Isiurr
2eute, bae cr mad Der Sdladt atssbeIi
psresn iplte, batte @scr9 F6 nit 9luf-
bietuns ieiusr Iebteu 8rafte unter bi6hs
Gsfrdu6 scldIsppt. a.t
Der SUB ltmerSte ion, tsi jeber BE-
re9un9 fiibIte er ren rnitnhen S9msrj,
Der ibn elmer Sbnma6t na9r trahte.
Daju ltelIte ein trsuueaber Dura Ii3 Gin
unb nett uno brett lise fen lsbrnbss
sDeien i'd, blifen, mel6eS er UNI Silfc
bate anIprehen fGnnsu.
Sn Der Ssrne bunnsrtrn Die 6ancncn,
Der 2Srm res gBnfenSctimmsls prnne
tpic fsrnss MsereSraulden teriItsr gu i6m
unb ss mar ibm, als bore er bic preubiI&e
56rner girtpria tlaIeu.
Da mar bic Gin nIamtrit, bic 6iIflcIs
SsrlnGsnbsit rcpptIt b1iidenr, afsr er
muete f6 etruIren, er fetEit bate ee ia
70 serpat.
gSie tcnnte er and rerlanDen, bnb man
in Rem 5ctrn unp @smiible rieIs5 Samples
Ii6 um ibn, BEN @inielnen, tsfiimmsrn
fclte, Ia ia raS @s16id riret 9anjen
Staatss ii8 in piefer SGlaAt tntl6eiren
muBte
@ian6srlsi @tranten tauGtrn in 1ciner
SseIe auf tunts Silpsr etr gersangrn.
bsit, an psl6e bie gilrer rrr @rsenmart
fid anreibtsn.
Gr fa6te an SAMMY, an feline Irbte
Se9e9nuns nit ibr, an ras fentIrlisr
auftreten ibrer Shutter ibm 9rseniitcr
unO an bic M6sIi4teit, fe in gras wic'
Der gu ieben.
Or ba6h an 10 Nan&rS, waS er
ldneif sersefen gu batsn 9lautts, unp eS
parrn niht INNER angeuetme @sbanten,
es mil6te it& aud pirI Sitterss, ShmcrS-
Iihee unter fe.
Gr sebadte IsinsS SbeiniS, auf peiIrn
5ipterIaGsnl6aft er 10 9rrbe !6pFnunstn
ssbaut bate, an hsn R5rber RES alten
@annes une an bic guHprrtruns res
Ictars, Die Grtin in S6tmsn aui,uiu-
den.
Gin Bib Ytrpranste has antere, cine
lanss, banss Stunrt mar in,piI6en psr.
itri6tn.
Da. tpr6-raS @stiimmsI rtS Samples
ndbrrt Tb wierer, in tfr Nd9e fallen
S6iifs,
Deutlih Ssrnabm 0scrs BEN Sufialas
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tranto, aurn eountp Ya, 9Onerltag ben 49, MdrS 1862

OF bic Sdufte aud stmaS fir unS iitrif
9ela6en thben."
Gr Rie9 auf rae Gap, 3becppr fcl9tt
ibm.
Die WfiiRe mar niht perseblid.
@lan fanO. einiss 8la1tsn @sin, Elm
nit Srct unp gEurlt ssfiillteS &5rb6en
unb einen 6lai6en. 8crb, Der msbrerr nit
GCsnar unb 8um 9sfillte 8riigs eatbielt.
Wan bate biele gntredung sbrn &C.
ma6t unb Der Sauptmann fano 1ton I'm
gegrit cine 6iafde gu entforten, ais 6in,
ter hem 8a9sn 3mei SdfTe RAID mad
einanber fieltn.
Cine 6laI6e wurre 9elerrt, Der llntrrs
offi3ter belue fb NIT Rem 5Ial6entprt,
ird9rene SbsUpor unb Der 5auptmann bic
iibrisen 5la16rn unb &Srt6en trusen.
Die Seute mar ;u fofbar unp unttr
ben ctpaltsnptn Seb6ltniaen su wertG.
pca, aIs bab man auf Fs batts sepi6ten
m69en.
Ssscr man ben @urfb fortiebte, natm
man einen Smtib gu fd, teim anblid
bisier lang entbeDrten uub oft srIebntsn
eedertifen mar Der Wa9sn rstsaii& &c.
pprren.
$50 Fnb Die gsiben?" frn0h trr
5auptmann. -'a ~l.". H
n@6sereiit 3ur srrern Qrmer," .erwiSrrte
Siimsel rubis. W. '''
pGrf&cfenF" fraste S6eotpr tefarjt.
Der llnterUff,ier lief fid in fsinrr an.
sene9msn Sel&dftisuns nidt f6ren, er
febtc erf BEN Srus at, nadrem er einen
tiefen Bug aus ibm setban bate.
sd bente, bas g8ort oseridter paet
tsfer," Serfeste en- oIaFen Sie fA feline
srauen Saare res9aI6 pad1en. Die tsi
itnen sefunoenen @esenfdnSe Bate Id in
meinem Srct6eutel, ia wsrte Te meinsm
Sterlten iitrrsetsn unp tatri 8eridt cre
ltatteu." -s..-
Der 5auptmann nifte l6peisenp.
Gin lauter Silleruf ert5nte in Der 5crns,
er pteberbclte f6, rann fitl Elm 8anonen,
iduB.
nWlsin @rtt = es mar bic Stmme
mstnrs Srurers," Iaste 9beprrr entiest.
.Gr III wabrf6sinIi6 in @efabr ="
ngeer es aud letn mag. ellen mir 9in,"
untertrah Der Sauptmann ion, lid babe
In benz Shrsi bic Stimme msines Grsun.
hes nidt erfunnt, i'd mSate tsSwsiftln ="
nater iG erfannte fs = slauten Gle
MR."
uGinerlri - Sprwlrt5m
Der Bein bate rie 1ntenben Gfte
teIebt nit 9c5psensn Sdbeln eiltrn bic
Sif3isre Der Nt6tuns gu, aus wrldrr tsr
8uf sstcmmsn mar.
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. as
0es Sr6Olers.
Gr3atIuns aus tem ariess tss 3abrsS 1866.
@rn GWalb Ausuf atnie.
(0rrtIrbung.)


Sic bur6wanberten bic rau6rnnsu
&rilmmer reS Dorfes HpeniB, in mslGem
lie nsten ben auf9etbiirmten Qsi6en Elm
Eager fer Sbri9en fanren unb erreiaten
taIp parauf bic Srti6aft @fGsaar.
Sn Der NGbe pisf fsS Srts auf elmer an.
bGGe lag cine Sdsune, Die SABINE NIT rem
rctten &reu1 tsjei6uete ie ais 8erbanSs
Ration.
uSu6tn mir burt," fa9te hsr Saupt.
mann, oss 1T mSali&, RAP @eers pprtbtn
9etra6t mUrrtn it,"
Gin entlcBIider antlid BOT f& ibnrn
bar, ais fie in bic Nabt Der S6une tamtn.
Bon aQen Seiten murpen Gsrwunbete
9etradt uno rcr Der Sdeuns nisperselrst,
in Der leBtsr.a lsltf mar tein 8aum msGr.
Msbr renn fiinfbunbsrt 8erpunpstr
Iasea in iGr, piirftis auf Strcb es6sttet,
une aus rem Wimm,rn, St69nen, 9Iehyn
unb HSdsln beraus, rerna9m man mn.
aucssfebt bic Sitte um gBafer.
Gswar ihrsdli6, bisie Stmsr5tnsIaute
aubSren 3u miilen, pabrbaft enIfeBIi6
aber bic @tpibbeit, pab man Die lite
bieler tnsludIiden ni6t triiaen fcnnte.
Die Seltrriber unb pcbl nph msbr bic
fanatiiirien Sshpbner Der @t9tno batien
por Der 5lu6t ale 8ruuntn Yerf6iitttt,
wttt Der mubts eas Baifer stbrit psrpsn
unb ss pdbrtc LANCE ebs Der eritt 5rans.
port anlansts, Der nur fur einiss @inutsn
ben trsnnsnpsn Gurf I5i6sn tcnnt..
aud ppr Der Sdtuns lassn einise
5unptrt pitltr llneludIi6en ,ittsrnb spr
Grpf auf Der Gree unb bic atr;ts paren
pcllauf teihdftist gu amputiren unp su
perbinetn.
Gin Grjt an ZEN lis i2 panrtsn, mir.
biste bic 5rusenpsu ni6t sinmal sinst
Slides.
,Gs if uns unmEsli6, Namen ,u no.
tiren, oher uns bic G6arss esr 8erwun.
bstsn 3u ttmsrfsn," srpirsrte er tur3 an.
sebunben.
nStSren mir ion ni6t," iogte 5brcerr
lstie, aer tann uns feline guStuuit settn "
Sn bieism @ussnbIif bGrte Sbsobpr
feinsn Namen rufen, In Der ndHRen @i.
mute lag er in cen slrmen IsineS Srurers
6ermdnn. ..
Seine srfe 5rase CALF @tprs.
n5ier III er niht," srpiberte 6ermann
bsfir3t npsnn sr bel GbIum ssfaGlsn IL,
70 Iieet er pisllsi6t in benz easaret6 bet
8pttsrib."
Damn psiter," iaste rtr 5auptmann,
mir barien ni6t ebsr ruben, bis mir ibn
9tfunfen battn."
sd rtntr, ts III baS btfe, mir ssbtn
unperSi9li6 babin, mo tr stfalltu it,"
meiuts Sbscrpr, ,fnbsn mir ion bort ni6t
mstr, 70 Rabsn mir wsnieitens bic Ssrubt
suug, pab er 9efunren une fcrtSebra6t
pcrosn it,"
Der 5auptmanu Itimmte eisltm gsr.
I6laee tet, man psrabI6ispets ih pom rsm
Doctor unp mari&irte psitsr.
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Spbn NDfetr, &iifrr,

empfrbIt lib hem tsutidsn publifum spn Sran-
ton unb llntsssenb CUR Nnfertauna BON allen in
Iein @eIhift sinitlngenhrn nenen arbeiten. 8t.
parahirsn iperben stsnfaIIs prompt unb sur Gu
friteenbtit beicrSt.
3u trfrassn Ode Der Grhar unt NlberfraBr
II. @are, Oeer in Strrn Rpbiulpns Srautrfi.
21n7 Spbu 8pfsn, Siifrr.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04

CHcAso III March 3hSrhnRge NeNYok weat and unchanged
Flour dali spnBg Ira $5a st 6 Hhsai
taeF No al ~ ~ %. No advanced g. hTgHlar ~
Com active bu deeinsa 1ti Ne~ s8e grade ss@e oas
dull sud weak. 81 Sc. 81 l81 BARLEY dHh
and NOMINATE No toG 81 81 sae Of 100 bush Good s
Choice at 950 50 IT, good demand 81. held
Bulk hat quiet shou l2ic Picked Hans quiet sud
ehang Dressed Hogs steady Sl2 z5aSls IS Lave Hogs
sud sf-dJ a. 5sG o 81 Cai~ fair den - b1 80 ~
heerps-y5o hb FlnuL 3 100 bash Wheat 5D hash Con.
a. bash Oats $50 bush Rye $500 tuh Barker Ogs
shipmeutsOOJ bills PolE - O nsh Wheat
401 barh Oats 4!O0 hus h,r la0O hash Barley 20D HogL
hEhPHs March 3CoiouRecePs Ts6 bates eTpus f79 balts
floer dali; saper6ne S6DSS a. Corn I5c Pork Bsk
Meats hru Clear sides 74c Shoulder 3i Dressed Hogs so
81 LovIs March 3To1aseo unchanged Cotton heavy
Fancy wn asske C7assc Barley unchanged I've
nIm al 81 % Whisky steady Pork so 81 Bulk
Meats steady loose Clear Rib sides 6c BaohobHg les;
Clear kib sides, ne Cur sdes rl0l1i Las-JohtinE
0 Cattle dali S30 gruss Iazs siea At ssd&lo
ReceptsleD bbs Flour 1903 bash whsst s5OO Corn
21D bush. Osta
2SO0 bales 22 bas 10 bales td IEi
MISUNDERSTANDING 144 Comera 1924 0f3A dull
uali CoSmon, ~ GJc, Prime. l5l ieaw. l1lc Mnasea
dali sBd lower; Prime ~ 07A FouT hrn snpetue rs o. Doabs
Barley uBhangd PORK duh at So IS BaenbJolbns
sales Isle or Shoulder. ae fF Gear Hb sides l6lc for Clear
sides Ln du lleree. Isle; keg, lf. Whisky dul esru
RecpHed, S2i1y7ie CoRer sady aad unchanged
CHAhLEsroN g. barch 3Cofon doing and prices hrE
sales Of 30 as hdhngs zse receipts 6ll bs exports 70 the
l2S bales; 63I bales
Ga MArh 3totton quiet and stesdg Mddng ss
receipts. 3D5 hAies expOTts-essastwisr. 90 hales
bales Maings, 2si.i rec IS bas; exports 97 ba
Cut Ing S5a+I6 Cotton. 2ie Meas Pork ga
BaooBshouldsrs i4ie Clear Rub sides ie;
SIDES 7ca packed Float - 50d o. Wheat VI 800 eI ~
Corn 690t5o 0au. b2db1c Whisky. 9Jc
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
no CORRESPONDENTS

NJ " R-You say you are a clerk in Boston
bonse and think of moving TO the West. IL yon
mean to continue IN mercantile me- you may aS "eii
S'ay R,stlrss Womap- Frederic j. Goddards Where
70 Emigrate and Why" is published and for sale 10y
~ autRor mt No 4:c2 BrOOme-st., NewlOrk. Price
sg a widow with good health, natural capacity,
cducation. and 81 600 in money can do well by buy
;n,s n small homestead near any new and growing
r,hwav town i'm Iowa OF Northern Missouri, and
raisinG Strawberries currants. and vegetables. She
will have q chance there 20 teach, and meanwhile
her nropertv will rapidly increase IN value.
J H. d. A husband is required 10 return ana
nav tax upnn his wifes income IN cases where he
has legal control Of such income. y Ihe yiies IN
eIao % S hns legal right to such income such right
Gov instance as parent has TO the earnings of minor
Iud When wife has legal control of her own es-
80 and income she is the only person who can DO
raonireJ to make a return or who may be lawfully
ASSESSED i'm ease of failure 20 make return for such IN
. I'm any case It makes no difference IN the
,,t ~ fax whether tho return Of the income OF
hnsband and wife is made separately or as whole:
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
THE JAcKsoN-sr. AND nUpsoN-Avr FERRY

Ihh JANhDON-oA' AND HDDSON-ANE. FERRY,
A controversy, which has occupied the public
mind more than is generally supposed, was brought
fairly before the community last night before the Com
mttee Ferries and Water Rights NJ tho Rrooklvn
Common Council The facts Of t6e ease are The com
pany owning the line OF ferry boats running bet ween
NewYOrk and Brooklyn from the foot Of Jacksoust on
this sde TO the foot OF Hudsonave on the other have
been compelled 10 stop their boats account OF the
Brooklyn Gas company, who claim to own the
wsterflRht heretofore occupied by the Ferry
Company, as bridge large number Of
people attended the meeting OF the COMMITTEES last
night most OF them being those who suffered loss
through the stoppage OF the ferry referred TO. Mr.
Coffy the Chairman of the Committee Mr. Howe
representing the Gas Company, argued that his Company
held the watefngh half through TO the middle OF
Hudson ave. and that therefore they had right 90 pre-
vent the Ferry Companys having their andng that
half. Mr. John e. Llghtbody and Mr.. l.. T. ChrisanseD
the of most or the stock In the ferry demanded
that Gas Company should produce deeds to show that
they In possession of the whter-riRht claimed
and yet tho deeds Were not shown. Tho Ferry
Company, they said, had made any money,
since il started In 1896 they wanted It 20 make
now and they were anxious 10 relieve the citizens Of the
Fifth Ward Brooklyn, ana the Seventh and Eleventh.
Wards New York, well Others OF the Inconvenience
Of travelling 10 distant ferry bridges 10 the damage of
their business Mr. Carpenter the counsel for the Ferry
COMPANY briefly stated his side OF the story Mr. Howe
In reply remarked that the Gas Company had never
wanted the boats stopped though had been asserted
that there difference between the ferry owners
and the Gas Company the latter charging 5000 year
for the OF slip to which the Ferry Company claimed
that they Ohe Gas Company had very dubious right
Messrs LghtbOdy and Christansen had very little TO
sa Y, though what they said was Ia the point.
The Investigation was adjourned 10 next wednesday
evening, ut "A o'clock .g i.ff
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

IN Ihe House met at 10 o'clock with an upusu-
AJ large attendance Of members and with the gaI,rt..
crowded to their utmost capacity.
MESSAGE PROM THE SENATE
...' prayer message received from the Senate
slang that that body had passed the Iesat,e and tns
FostOfhee Appropriation 6ns
y" nOu0n Of Ar sPALDING the amendments were
for '''o "HAsu
IAhENkLL ADDRESS OF SPEAKER CoIFAx.
A"o 0rhAkEk thea In the midst Of profound silence
80 ana delivered his farewell address 20 the House.
Pisiaelng ms Remarks with the announcement that he
- @Ad the g .ileman from lows OR WILSON, 10 pre-
- speaker p-o tenn until the election OF k successor
He said:
OLNIEhEN; The opening % the legislative day, 81 the
O1e oi winch must enter another sphere OF duty
qufcs me 10 tender to you this uation Of the office
"H''n ny your Kindness and cOnhd zee have held, 10
az eneet On the election ~ speaker for the brief re-
et-aibaer OF tls session. The parting word among
"' Aoou' " SEPARATE is always regrefu QUO: but
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
al Notices Of Marriages must be iHdOrsed riA fuH
name and address.


BeaTslss late Of aged 80 years months aod
The remains wer. taken TO ST. LOnb for utermsut
BooTH-Ip Brooklyn TueSsy. March5 Nn RsbecA B0OtA
Der -od. william Booth are il.
st " on TLsr.dsy aitsrnpoI March = siI OeoeE
cHEw Sr.bggh T. 90 Ig.iay Marfs hs r..tsns. q
OreABs snd tbe Cbrw otas city Agei IS
ch"S ia.H M.ios.y fad7 siii gooeE
aud FredieGshar1h Va, papers please
COCHRAHAt Rome Italy Suue Cochran, O The late James
Cochran 10 the 24tb year of bs asS
De RgvERRA Tsrytows Tuesday March 1893 cOrnsus De
The rsst1r. family invited attend the funeral
fsrnsS ss' Church GIhs Rs7 Tr Icdd.J
FLEsDBR-On "wednesday sst John Fendsr in the sss
E9,cs of Il he isSer.I hereafter
FBEScn-l9 Jssy Civ, 90 wednrSi'y morning nsrsh Betsy
The relatives and rHd Of the family respectfully invited to sttsne
this Thursday afternoon at o'clsoL
Mouth bridEs~ser Mas. papers please eopE.
HYHDSHAwAt MOrrt.iOwn j. on ruesdaT hateh2 o Pnea
.T "s ~ . late a, JopS cater ia sb tss year o. her sge
% sSJ trends II ne f.mir are Invited To attend
residence, without further notice on THURSDAY March at
J&Ns-oS Tar.i,y March at b. late residence MorraH' T.
Funeral 'srvess a, bis sis T-'dsH iss %GrTps r2 bp
The Of the Tot "cesE tsn Hsr!en Railroad T9a
anu Trends os s u9isd hoSs further notice
Hartford. COun. dHlr papers please coy
ocKBRsHAuSESon Tuesday Ssrch M'ry Louisa ede'td'ush
The frnd. family respectfully Invited to sttsus
SIS ush NJ ST. ga Fna.y MsrSSS s. st ! aeosi .. m
PITTISOu Sunday lust, william H. Pitts youngest
oth- late fhonss ifuis. 10 tie l7th year Of hs age
The ni Invited % attend the funeral ol Iborsd
morning ooE the residence OF his mother, No ~ Ead
PIATr-Ai tswego Frh q. of ppean0a Robst
Pa Ilpa Jnes ait in the 5lst Of hs
RAYMOyDoH Satury Fb a. Walter Jarvs of Henry
J. sni Juieiiv Ravmsud ~ tb- I'll year OF his axe
residence Of ts parents No Y West Nh,
bn-, The 4h ut at OeoeAp The friends OF the amy
itrd In
-
The ratrs sud friends attend bis funeral from his ais
ure No "a East bAest. Brooklyn, THURSDAY March IA
sMTHB TUESDAY 1909 Stewart Smith sgsd SO ysArs.
"a mouths aud DAYS -,
rrrctf iRrilFd attend tie funeral rm his e residence
Ne. 275 EhIsbrbs. on THURSDAY at O'Clock p m
sAIrHOn TUESDAY Msrrb JseksoH. wf Of benjamin o.
saith Jps-ph H. Jacksou. Of foag keepsie
Church o the AuBemru corner o hadf FS
aud Tvrays ghlb 81, Frda,, Msrch 5 It O'clock
TONPKIYS-At Auburn y Monday March Of consumption.
sthr residence Henry g. 1ompAnA David
Tonpkl. this city of David Tompsin esq, OF oNAsee
\. y, AGED -
UNDERHILOu morning at bis late residence No ~ LSiy
place l.rss URerhl. Ia the 65th year 81 eh age -,
leads Invited o. attend his nrr 90 ioH
moung Marrh ocluck from ~ Bsrtho'eme~ Chneh cor
| Ber Lafayette place and Great Jeuesst
wALKF-At Minneapolis Nina Saturday Feb a. Of eOnunPtoa
John Wake
Nucr Of The funeral bercaner
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04

A sale of unusual interest viii be made by
messrs Leavtt strebeigh Co., Clinton Hall. this Thurs
day and Friday evenings 1t Executors sale OF the
effects OF tho late Emanuel Leutze, consisting OF MS
books paintings, etchIngs, antique furniture, swords
dnggers old guns, crOssbows. armor, &c, &c In add
ton to these personal effects there are number OF paint
ng contributed by the artists o this sale for the benefit
Of Mr. Leutzes family. Among the contributors
Eastman johnson, Guy. Baker, Durand, Kenset Beard
Lang, Weir Dc Haas, William Hart, TAFT, Darey Crop
sey. and many others The whole now on exhibition
day ana evening, and tho sale win take place this and
TO noTrow evening".
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

FONEhAlfo AO-DAA'
ALTTOUSR CARRIE Seyr.t,-listbs nraE Seeona ave-
BALI. JOIN c.. I've e-vtl House 49, ,...
HMM TT VICTORIA ". ~ WHshihgtonst
Ro',TH RFBECCA. No yS Ltur"n,r-st, BrookJn
BfIGGS. Afs MARY Wlle Pains
BYINGI on Nj. tOkNkllA. No % SheJrst
CHAPMAN. JOHN GLOBGk. Tr-.nolt
CLAM MAIlLON. NJ 26l Sereuthsve.
HlNDsHAW. MrS SOPHIA A, MorrlstoNu. n. }.
IN ROY CATHAklNE CUlLEk, Church at the HOLY Inniv
y J.
pE rEkS, JOlN Ila nioBave. Smith.st Broohrn
EIlZANEfl. No 20 south Ihud-si bfOoAUa
Pf1TIs NULft1i ". n No. a. Ead NiBeirenth-st
HAMMOND. NALTER JARVIS, No. y IVES. NutheI
SAI N PATRICK. % 4g3 Es-i SiEtetHih-sL
SMITH, STENARr j.. No. rs LlE,hrhsI =, 49,.
SMifH' FLOEENJE DAthELLBR. No 81 North ohi'rosA'
TS6fRuILL IsRAEL st. BsIAo smews Church. LfyseDsea
" "A ann i.I.XRT No. ial Ess' Furrthst
WiIEFI tR WAITER r., 81 Luke Hospital
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04

SALE or ENGLISH R-CoLoRs.-In con-
necton with the sale Of Mr. Leutzes pictures Of which
notice was given in Mondays TRIBUsE, Messrs.
Leavitt, strebeIgh Il Co., will sell at their
rooms in Clinton Hall, on Saturday evening next,
FIVE water-color paintings by Mr.. William L.
Thomas. wellknowh English artist. These pictures
exhibited at the first exhibition Of the American
Water Color Society at the Academy OF Design in the
Winter of 1s67-s and attracted little attention They
may be at the OF the auctoneers untn the
sal
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
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the s~Trens the viii pas little south OF the
planet aui ct q short iiHse afet mttnsht
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
Hazard & Ca.werl,. Cod Liver OIL /. .S. best
M1RRIED.

BSSTDRNrONOB TUESDAY evening March 2 the residence
ofthe br parents by the Rev Smith Cbsres Ernst 70
Harrit r., daughter Of o. L. Denton, eco, al OF Brooklyn Nc
L0vB-TAYLoRon wedueday. Ph a. 1859 at the residence d
John Valley L. bT the Rev. Wn Harms
ST.. Joseph Love a. Miss EiEs A, Taylor
RUSsELDUNCASOu TUESDAY. March a. the residence ofth.
BRIDES psrru- b. tie Rev BFackttt Judge Jav Russell ot
Buo Conn caroline MARI daughter Of Robert and Georyiansa
Duncan Of BTOaklYa, r. ID.