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FOR A CLUB OF 30 AND THREE
DOLLARS

Cne of the following articles: / dog. good
All wool cashmere for pants. Fine white
Counterpart, large size. l elegant balmo-
raj skirt. 20 yards brown or bleached
sheeting, good quality, yard wide. I ele-
CANT l00-picture morccco-bound photo. AL
bum. / double lens sterescope and IL for
eign views. l silver plated engraved 5 bot
tie castor. ! elegant silk fan, with ivory or
sandalwood frame, feathered edge and
spangled. 1 steel carving knife and fork,
handsome beaded and lined parasol. %
yds. good print. l very fine damask table
cover. l pr. best quality ladies' serge con-
gress boots. ! doz. fine linen towels. J
dox. Rogers best silver dessert forks. /
ladies' large real morocco travelling bag. l
fancy dress pattern. J doz. elegant silver
plated engraved napkin rings. ! do1. la
dies fine mcrino or cotton stockings. gents
heavy chased solid gold ring. l pr. ladies
high cut balmoral boots. l elegant delaine
dress pattern. l violin and bow, in box
complete. i set jeWelry, pin, ear drops and
sleeve buttons.
For A CLUB OF so M FIVE DOLLARS
l black or colored alpaca dress pattern, l
set lace curtains. / pr. all wool blankets.
Engraved silver plated 6 bottle revolving
castor. l beautiful writing desk. l solid
gold scarf pin. 81 yds, very fine cashmere,
for pants and vest. l set ivory balanced
handle knives with silver plated fork. l
elegant satin parasol, heavily beaded and
lined with silk. l pr. gents calf boots. 80
yds. good print. 80 yds. good brown or
bleachcd sheeting, yard wide, or 40 yds.
5yd. wide, good quality. l ladies' elegant
shawl. l plain norwich poplin dress pat
tern. II yds. double width cloth for ladies
cloak. Elegant engraved silver plated tea
pot. 3 yds. double with waterproof cloth
for cloaking.
For A DLUB OF 100 AND TEN DOLLARS
/ rich merino or thibet dress pattern. l
pair fine damask table cloths and napkins
to match. l pair gents French calf boots.
l heavy silver plated engraved ice pitcher.
Very fine all wool cloth for ladies cloak. l
web very best quality brown or bieached
sheeting. "a yds. fine cashmere for suit.
l elegant poplin dress pattern. l elegant!
English barege dress pattern. l beautiful
English berege shawl. ! set ivory balanced
handle knives and forks. l ladies' or gents
silver hunting-case watch. l bartlett hand
portable sewing machine. Splendid family
bible, steel engravings, with record and
photograph pages. Is yds. good hemp car
peting, good colors. l pair good Marseilles
quilts. l good six barrel revolver. l ele-
CANT fur muff and cape. l single barrel
shot gun. l silver plated engraved 6 bottle
revolving castor, cut glass bottles. 1 very
fine violin and bow, in case. l set ivory
balanced knives and forks.
Presents for larger Clubs increase in the
same ratio.
Send money by registered letter.
Send for our new circular.
PARKER & co.
Nv Eos. 90 & 100 Summer St., Boston.
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Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs,
W A R R T E D,

AS we use nothing but the best material
and employ none but first class mechanics.
We feel safe in saying, that for durability
and finish, our work stands second to none
made in the state. All of which we will
offer at as low a price, as the same quality
of work and times will admit of.
We also give notice that we do
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Willis, Kaufman & Co

Don't forget tina" We have the largest Stock of PARLOR STOVES, COOK.
ING and HEATING STOVES, ever brought to this market, and at prices
70 suit the tmes Good Cook Stoves trimmed ont for Twenty-fve Dollars
Parlor Stoves all price. We have also a large stock of Tea Trays. apremed
and Japanned Tiu-ware Furnishing Goods of all Kinds as low as the lowest
Give us a call before purchasing. Don't forget the place, Two Doors East Of
First National Bank, Ashland, o E1s
(vo22u15f1 aE-E#a aIsa WILL rs, KAUFMAN 4 co go
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Morning Paper, Aug.]
"iOH NY iOH MY, I can't stand it
but he did, for he sent right off and got a
box of
'cosTAR's' CORN SOLVENT.
and it cured him."
Thousands of boxes sold
All Druggists in ASHLAND sell it,
Or address "COSTAR," No. 10 Crosby st.
4. Y.
ss-
~ IS
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T TO

The Board of Sehrol FL aminers o fAsA-
land County will hold the following,
] saminations during the year 1865:
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AMERICAN Al Q e
This delicious preparation. made from the
root Of the American Aloe, tsgayol. is the f.
vorite. and almost universal beverage Of the
inhabitants of the mountains of Peru, Mexico,
and Lower California, where the plant grows
in wild fuxuriance. Their physicians con-
SANITY recommend It As . stimulant, and
diuretic. in all diseases where such . remedy
10 indicated. One of the Proprietors, in trav.
ekng through Mexico and Lower California,
several years ago, had confded TO him by
Spanish Padre, the Recipe for its preparation.
They now offer 1t to the public with the hope,
hat its high reputation rs o remedy on the
Pacific Coast, will be infinitely enhanced by
its success upon the Atlantic. Its undoubted
efficacy in Gravel Gout, Chronic rheumatism,
Incipient Dropsy. Flatulence, Collie Pains; In
DISTINCTIONS In the Bladder, Kidneys. and
Urinary Organs; in Dyspepsia, and General
Debility, and In Exhausted Vital Energy-is
unrivaled. It 10 considered by the Mexicans
to be IN absolute specific for scurvy.
DIRECTIONS.
As q Diuretic, q tablespoonful In Q Wine
glass of sweetened vator three times . day,
just before meals. As o .StiHuIdnt, from half
awineglass to a wineglassful in a little water,
as occasion may require. Observe the Seal
upon the cork OF the bottle, THAT It has not
been previously broken. Full value will be
paid for the empty bottles and boxes hen
returned to the Proprietors,
BROWN d. KoLIOCK,
1901 RIDGE AVENUE, Philsde:phia
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Iron & Nails,

Iron chain and.yeod pvnpss Load pipes.
Clothes wringers, fnclud:ng the Monitor q
Colb's patents-none better-togeiher With
every article to be found in . first class
Hardware Store. Persons contemplating
building will do well to give u . call, %
our prices are very low for cash. We want
your trade.
=; Remember the place, nearly cpposito tie
=, Na aa 9anlg Ashlqs5T Did or
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and such other herbs and roots as will in
all cases assist digestion, promote the secre-
lions of the system in the natural channels,
and give
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Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railway.

On and after Nov. 23d, 1868, trains will
leave Stations daily, Sundays ~cxcepted,l
as follows. TRAIN leaving Chicago at 4.50
P. m, leaves daily.] Train leaving Pitts
burgh at 2.30 p. M, leaves daily.]
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SUCCESS


OF our n dollar sale has caused snch 4
COMPLETE REVOLUTION IN
TRADE. Z r
That In order to supply the demand occa-
stoned by III constantly increasing patron
age, we have recently made importations
for the fall trade, direct from European
Manufactures. eiass1 -s E
AMOUNTING 10 NEARLY 100000,
30 that we are prepared to sell every de-
scription of dry and fancy goods, silver plat
ed ware, cutlery, watches, albums, jewelry,
&c, Of better quality than any ether concern
in the country for the uniform price Of
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH AR
TICLE,
With privilege of exchange from a large va
riety of useful articles, not one of which
could be bought for TWICE THE AMOUNT in
any other way.
The best of Boston and New York refer
ences given as to the reliability of our house,
and that our business is conducted in the
fairest and most legitimate manner possible,
and that we give greater value for the mon
ey than can be obtained in any other way.
All goods damaged or broken in trans-
portation replaced without charge.
Checks describing articles sold sent to
AGENTS in Clubs at rates mentioned below.
We guarantee every article to cost less than
if bought at any Boston or New York
Wholesale House.
OUR COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS
Exceed those of every other establishment
of the kind,-proof of this can be found in
comparing our premiums with those of 9TH
ers for clubs Of the same size. in addition to
which we claim to give better goods of the
same character.
We will send to Agents free of charge,
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
BROOKLYN MTElLIGEsCE.

ForSDLISG.-A female child, apparently about two
weeks old, was found about ten O'Clock Saturday
night In front OF No. 10 Strong place. woman was
to leave the child the sidewalk and run hast
ly away. II was taken to the City Nursery.
SUSPECTED THIEF.-Raphae Lara, Spaniard
who came to this country as passenger on board
the schooner Addie March from Porto Rico was ar
rested charge OF stealing eighty dollars In coin
from William s. Hin, the captain OF the vessel. He
was he'd for examination.
RUNAWAY ACCIDEST.-Mr. Lot 0'Brien was se-
verey injured yesterday afternoon by being thrown
from his carriage in Butler street. near Washington
avenue his horse having become frightened and
run away. The scalp was completely torn from one
side OF his head He was taken to the City Hospital
SUDDEN DEATHs.-At eight O'Clock on Saturday
evening man by the name Of Dennis Fogarty living
at the corner OF Hudson avenue and Bolivar street.
was taken suddenly III at the corner OF Myrtle ave
nue. and Gold street. lie finally rallied sufciently
70 enable him TO start for hs home, but soon after
fell to the ground and died. Catharne Brake
field woman forty years old, living al No. 40
Hamilton avenue. died suddenly on Saturday alter
noon while about her houshold afiairs.
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
NEW HERALD McNDAY, MARCH 2g lees-r SHEET
!. Pla.lands, l. l., this MondsS afternoon. as three

a. Flstlands, L. l.. this Monday sfteroon. three
TRAvRR.-on Saturday, March n, Of diphtheria.
CARRIE CHHsrEs, youngest child Of Ferdinand ";
ana Juiia Traver, aged years, montns anu ~
days.
fhe funeral win be held at the residence Of her
parents No. Seventh street, Williamsburg, L. l., TINS
tM0nday) afternoon, at two O'Clock.
WHlTNEY-On Sunday. March e, FREDEEiGk ,.Ii
KING, youngest son OF Charles w. aud Victoria WhiI
ney, aged years and IL months.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WILLETT-ln Brooklyn, on Sunday March 2S, aIter
severe illness MAR0ARErrA J. WILI.ETT, aged AZ
Funeral viii take place from her late residence,
No 6S Ryerson street, on Tuesday morning, "
wooD.-The funeral OF General r. Z. wooD, sur
geOn, United States Army, win take place from the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION, No. East ywenty-
Tne friends OF the family and the officers Of the army
and navy on the station, are invited to attend.
W0ODRUFF-On Saturday. March ~ MINNIE
EMMA WOODRUFF, aged year, months ana ~
days.
fhe remains win be taken to Yonkers. from the
residence OF her parents No. 467 West F0rty-I0urn
O'Clock.
WRBB.-ln Brooklyn, on Saturday, March 81,
SARAH b., wlie Of John X. We0b, and daughter OF
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
TO attend the funeral from her late residence, 3I9
Carlton avenue, on Tuesday afternoon, at one
O'Clock.
WOODxAN.-On Saturday morning, March 81,
CHARLES w. WO0DhAN In the 49th year Of ms age.
The friends and relatives are invited TO attend the
funeral from his late residence 30s East Forty
street. this monday afternoon, AZ one O'Clock, With
out further notice.
WRNsCHENK.-On Friday night, March 20, FANNY,
wife Of Maier Weinschenk, in her 30th year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from The resi-
dence, No. 2s7 Bloomfield street. H0boken, this Mon.
day. morning, at nine O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1869-03-29

The market ~ glutted with foreign exchange and
prime nkers sterling, sixty days, has been sold at
1os& A,ycontipuance OF the prevailing dulness
would leah 10 gold importatons In payment for the
bonds shich were bought on foreign account. Cable
transfers haze been made at l0ss.. Prime bankers
eight, has been freely sold at 100.
Stocks at the opening OF the week were excited
and lower, In sympathy with a drop In New York
Cenirsl 10 1854 and In Pacific Mar 10 ss4. IL
s now said thAt the movement In Central was
engineered by the friends OF Mr. Vanderbilt TO
enable In Erie clique TO get possession Of large
portion 0f the stock, the intention being to work the
price down as low Nc i4o The Injunction lnterfered
win this pngramme, and as further depression
would LEI iunore parties than was contemplated
the enterprise was abandoned and the price run mp
again, 20 zoe tismay of the 'shorisr The rest of
che lisf cub loose from these disturbing stocks
aud centinucd generally Hrm despite the activ-
sy of money. much more 30 than would usually
have been expected The cliques and the holders OF
stock seem unwilling 70 sell at any concession from
the figures which have been prevailing during the
week, Anticipating still better prices when the
present cls<eness Of the money market is relieved
with the psasSge Of the nrst week 10 April they look
for booyaney IN stocks which WI carry prices up
several per cesS. ana hence are wn,'ng 10 par the
h,ah rates oS jnf<rcet exscted for caryin =.
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SUNDAY March %, 1850.
The ensuing week win be one Of deep inter II 70
shose VINO are concerned in the course OF 'sents in
wan street. The great annual settling r4ay, the first
q, Auril, happens IL its midst, and >e contraction
nj the banks on the one hand and the ranid move
meuts of currency on the other win create spasm
m the money market which it wip be wen to prepare
sor In good season. The banks have been gradually
shipping to the country to meet the demand which
springs up at ibis season of the year among the
farmers and sne manufacturing interests, and the
balance on hand TO sccommotSte their city GUS
TONERS has been very snaIL Currency has gone 70
Boston 20 be distributed V tine Eastern mills and to
Philadelphia 20 be dastribused to the Pennsylvania
mines The country banks have been drawing down
their balances with us IN meeting the first calls OF
this general demand, asd much anxiety 10 felt az to
the extent OF the stsingency which viii result when
she nnal movement comes. The condition OF the
BANKS In the corresponding periods OF 1865 and 1869
IN shown follows
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
SUBURBAN y1rELL1GENcR
6Ew JERSEY.

Jersey City.
An ELDsRLY F0UNDLTNG.-A man named Bernard
Reilly found yesterday afternoon lying In state
Of intoxication Al Hamilton Park He was conveyed
to the police station and locked up for trial before
the Recorder. EiI
NIGHTLY DIsoRBERs.-Shortly after twelve O'Clock
yesterday morning one Nicholas Roberts was ar
streets at that unreasonable hour He was taken 70
the police station and locked up. In the forenoon he
was brought before the Recorder, and as he had
nearly $500 IN his possession, he was made TO pay
weil for bis folly.
DANGEROUS ACcIDENr.-Yesteriay afternoon seve-
raj youths were amusing themselves with running
an old car near the Eysian Fields, when, having
come 70 aeGilvty the car ran impetnonay down.
Graham, tearing open his thigh and otherwise
seriously injurlng him. He was taken by offlcer
recover. The other lads escaped unhurt. Graham
10 sixteen years OF age and resides with his parents
~ NO. II Franklin street, New York.
PROBABLE MURDER-A MAN FOUND DROWNED
About seven O'Clock yesterday morning az two men
named Schae1er and McKeon, were walking along
thepathway leading the Elysan Fields they saw the
BODY OF man floating In the water near the "cave."
They lifted up the corpse ana found that deep
heart, part Of which was protrudng through the IN
csion This gives rise TO strong suspicion that he has
neen iouly dealt with, the common opinion being
tnat ne was stabbed somewhere in the vicinity, and
then lost his way. When takeh up there were
found In his pocket o pipe and pOcketb0ok con-
tanning fifty cents. The body, which was not more
tnan two days in the water was conveyed to the
office OF Mr.. Parsl0w, where 1t awaits Identification.
rhe deceased was about thrty-fve years OF age and
i've feet six inches high. had gray eyes, dark hair
rather lOngl with goatee and mustacne; was
dressed In q handsome SHIRT pantal00ns OF dark
blue color black coat and vest and pair OF boots
apparently new. The features were long and slim,
and he was rather respectable in appearance. An
inquest will be commenced by Coroner White this
afternoon. Captain Donovan Is already busy In
working up the case and has detectives on the alert
Newark.
Enthusiastically afternoon, about four O'Clock, a
fire broke out in the fancy store occupied by A. @.
Miller, in Garden street, located in the old en-
gine house. The inside OF the building was pretty
severely damaged and the stock almost entirely So
The loss will reach, it s thought, about 81, 900.
CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBER.-
About two weeks ago. late on Saturday night, Mr..
Lemuel Q. Winslow Of No. SO Crawford street, was
waylaid in Commerce street by two highwaymen
and robbed OF gold watch and $b5. Immediately
afterwards one OF the alleged outlaws Robert Mead,
was arrested and committed for trial. Early yester-
day morning his alleged accomplice, one Peter
McGuiness, was arrested at his residence IN William
street. lie, too, was committed TO jail pending the
action OF the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1869-03-29

Wheat decidedly nrmer. Under moderate demand
s s:s, 1s s %
fa. Sss Was 81 an ana Ye Y &, higher prices $
y a. sf pns snf sss
amber siean 's5 Ss d: %
sooa fse fS .. %sTs S'n
lor new mixed Western &c sexc for white Western
demand ana being ss:s.. a i s,ia i
sns @ss .ss sos Al s,s r a. ser S.,na
aS sna a m ss o barley malt about Loo bushels
rs.isnrs-rss marie. va. quiet. and rates
Ss s % % Ss .s. 1s' SS &
sss.ess s s.s' s & s:st
Win % xass !. & a1a an SS
s s I 1s a o'a s ss S %
me. %sn' scod: as per forty iss 40 An Aa..n bar. 1850
Norwegian bark with 1900 bbl petroleum 10 Cronstsai al
is lom Ss Nova 'Gs IA. 10 %
aussrs market was duh Sus pess were steady =,
&C. sAc gold for CLOTH In bond and l7c, currency for
Aora-ros 4, grade. the demand light. and in eonse
wsT. steady !. Be- iss Tor inferior % choice grades
easry for sans Witch wss quoted u i wss psT
jug; Hss s.a .sS s:sI; y; Ia slss!e M "s ''a'
man, %sna Ssns s but ~sSs generally steady
&c. &C. cSs a4osss,
do; e.yed ssc &c., Porto Rico soc &c., and New Or
I. s.S .ss go ss: ~ :y:
srn. improved p.rs, 1s Nor for
export he closing prices being b0c Dc for erchauta
we sss s' New Tsss Ta
per s .s': :s ss%ss
ns, -cr g, ,ow q sale es, =, Unchanged q
Pa So sss ss. sI:. s.ss e. 10
No. o 's % " alHs IS .f;!s.s X s:s y
,s,n - ~ and .srs Do s.. IS Tar unchanged, VII,
giLs -ipsesl dun, bui steady, q, ~ ~ o. in
rsoyss,cs. 4 receipts. 10 sel. pork % package. cut
me: %ss s.ia. ss,' ..s re. 81
:,s.is is.; - s a.
;ss s: s':' ss e a, syy Sssy, =: S':s .,.
a., \ '',ssy ,se|, g.Gss T., =. In sss
being ss n%ss ss SsFics' ics Sss s
saa a"nns ~ fsi and sss' ~ss rg fol
isss ,or y ..,-d picked .soess III Iss 'ss fSl
:%s ss M f's :ss s s &.
hrm a former prices though heard % sales q mo-
iac and long short clear, s is Lara 'sss soS
There nsrs q psesasss is si sssT' e
prime steam and Kettle rendered.
.s " ss q s and Ss o.
heavy and unsettled and pricss dsrrsci
.ed sesa, @. e psr gallon closing =. s sie The sales
for the balance this month and liD0 May
June at ssc.~Taphtha duh and nominal AZ 6j<c In
settled and decidedly lower closing st Dc ale for lots
~ .1s & ss % e.. % sass Ae 4 81 y:
Hsc., and 2,bI0 do. for April Al 32,<c. E2s{c
HckCarolina continued 70 rule dri st 6hc g<c for
common 10 prime We heard Of no ssles OF moment
sUsARThe market for quiet, there being but IN
ue demand, and prices rather 12Fc t2c.
for far TO good refining Cuba Ths sales 40 hhda,
IL &C. Tor Cuba, and f2tsc 15&c. fooDemerarA;
also LIE porcs on private erDa For refined the
The closing price. were be sc for Rsra. is.sc ises
for sot. white, sc I5 for yellow, and i5c. ls1c for
ssEDs. Linseed dull Al ~ N . "a 9ays cold duty
paid while Al Kinds grzs though quiet steady ~
srfAHIsy wss dull, but unchanged IN value. few small
Gales were made ~ lee lssc., In hhds tierces
TALLOw was steady OF lac. Ike, sales made
OF 0,0Ov Ibs within The range % tbese prices.
WHfsKEy-Recrips hy bhh. The Inartsf remained dull
but steady Al Yesterdays price, About iOe bbs ds
posed Of ~ N5sc. %c., Tar paid.
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
rEpssTnlAMsw.

nfiy mile walking match for q cup, valued at
$500, open to all comers s announced to take place
az Philadelphia in June next.
The following matches are also announced --April
I, Payne and Weston, from Walnut Creek. Pa, to
Bufraio Post once, for $500; 6tn James Weir and
Andrew Boyne, at Rochester. n. " for 800 a side;
lIth, James Stedman ana an unknown, for $500;
May Q. J. STARK and Richard Garvin, ut Rochester,
for 500
Edwin Laird and James Meyers contended In 200
yard race for 800, at Worcester, Thursday.
Meyers won, having made the distance in twenty
four and a half seconds.
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
PEEKsKlLL.

BIGAMsT ARREsrED-A man named Carpenter
Ackley, resident Of this place arrested at the
instance OF Charlotte e. Purdy, charged with bgamy
He was taken before Squire Ferris, OF Cold Spring,
when two other women appeared against him.
One sw0re Aickcy married her twelve years ago. and
five children were the result. Then woman named
Lentc stepped upon the scene and also swore TO
several yearaot BARRED life and one child against
Carpenter. Another. woman put In her claim, and
as q result Of 1.-The entire matter Aickley now
languishes In the Putnam county jail awaiting the
action oi the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
,A, JAssIs-NArnAsIn :. :, IT, D. Brooklyn on SATURDAY,.
OF London, England, 10 Miss CATHERINE NATHAN,
Of Brooklyn. No caris.
English papers please copy.
ScBABFER-CARRy.-On Wednesday. March "a at
the residence Of his parents, by the iey. ". H. De
Pui OBAnLss =. scaAsrna. OF tins city 10 JosE-
rBENE CARRY, OF Jersey City,
wuTy-vaN DrYsr.-On "Wednesday, March "a,
BY the Rev. John Iowery, HENRY n. WITTY to ANNA
4. VAN DrysE, all of Brooklyn.
Died.
BARsErT.--on SUNDAY, March ~, Anna o. BAR
SETT. aged I. years, months and Ia days, after a
long and painful illness.
Inc friends Of the family are requested 10 attend
the funera from the residence Of her parents East
Williamsburg, on Tuesday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
ERooKE.-In Brooklyn on Fri,iay. March 2S alter
short illness, PIERCE IT, BROOKE, IN the 6stli year
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
attend the funeral services az his late residence
eleven O'Clock, without further notice.
Buffalo and Western papers please copy.
bARhtr..At NO. H West Forty -hftl street. on Sat
sTRaonAS, only son OF Alexander and Emma Ellen
bsrrct aged year, = months and days.
monaay a. twelve O'Clock. Friends and relatives
OF consumption, JosEPH BsaRosE aged 20 years
gunIIs;-on Friday, March 20 arter a long ana
pa'niui nine-s, JANE BtRTis, wife Of James Burtis
'fne reIatises and friends OF the family are re-
spcctfuly invited to attend Inc fnneral rro,n bey
late residence No. " Bethune street this lMandav,
afternoon, ct one O'Clock.
BRApY.--On SUNDAY March 2s, after a long and
painful illness, MARY BRADY the beloved wife OF
John Brady, aged 20 years.
The relatives and friend. OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from her ae real
dence corner u River street and Classon avenue
on Tuesday afternoon. at two O'clock
Dublin Dapers piease copy.
cAHtLIs--on sunday, March 2s. nrter n aevere IN.
Bess, JoHr CAufLI- native OF the parish OF Auna
county Cavan, Ireland, IN the Goth year OF his sgo
The friends of the family and those OF his sons
Thomas and Owen. are respectfully invited Ia attend
me funeral, on Tuesday morning, Of nine O'clock,
from the church Of H. Hose of Lima Cannon styeet
and iroM tnence 70 tayaTy Cegetery for ntcrment