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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
IL. F. PlcKELs, ESQ

WILMINGTON, UkLs
The Range put up for me by Mr. Piekes works now
funder the management Of cook who understands her
6usiness) very well, and gives complete sasiaction
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
ConMrRciAL OFFICE, February n. lsda,

COMMERCIAL OFFICE, February H. 1869,
Mr.. RoBRRT ATBIHsoE We much pleased with the
Plastic Slate Roof put our engine house two
years ago. The roof being within IS inches Of sic
boiler and consequently subject to sudden and extreme
changes Of temperature, has eeu we'll tesed we think,
and has stood the perfectly II appears with
out a haw and apparently belter than when put on.
Very tespectiullyi JENRlSs AIklNsoN.
R5-A coating Of Plastic Slate is sure remedy for
LsAky shnglu and Metal roofs. Also preventive u
damp walls,
METAL ROOFS PAINTED with one Of the besl known
Paints; extensively used by Railroad COMPARES.
Roofing Iiomptly attended to. Experienced tanJ
mpluyed and satisfaction guaranteed
ROBERT ATKINSON,
AT coon HANNAiS Hardware Store,
W. corner 9th sud MARKET Streets,
lsb2G-6n WILMINGTON, DEL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
1'HE DIAMOND STATE
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

LIFE INSURANCE COMP ANY.
This Company Is now perfectly OrganiIsd and rapidly
receiving applications for Insurance, either on the Lille
most approved tables.
ready for distribution to all who are dsslrous Of exAmin
iag int the subject upon application 70 the Agent Py
striciesi manner.
The Policy either guarantees the Insurance the
for the use Of the insured.
NO mode Of Life Insurance, guarded so equitable,
or 50 economical has ever been presented to the people
OF Mutual as compared with this.
The following are some of its peeuliarities;
1t Is an association Of Policy Holders manhged oy
and for themsevesi each member being full partner
IN All the bnsinefs and earnings thereof.
the Act Of not by the interests whims
or control OF stockholders or managers ltcan De no
other than mutual.
Third There be no forfeiture Of the premium paid
The payments principal and interest," constitute Sdp-
ngs Fund which may be called upon at any time when
the member gets tired Of his payments they become
nconyenien and he chooses to render up bis policy
Fourth. There is interest to be paid Capital,
real gaarGneedi this last being in general humbug
10 tue interest OF few to absorb or otherwise eohoi
Fifth It's ultimate cheapness must soon surpass all
others u Will be conducted IS the safety oil In
snrers will permit on the Certificate and Coupon prln
cple the latter being taken In part payment OF the
yearly premiums and in that way each year reducing
the burdens OF Insurance. In word the same plan VIII
he applied to Life Insurance as the Farmers Mutual In
suranee Company-the most successful In the state
has applied to Fire Insurance. which to the people Of
Delaware needs little other Recommendation.
lastly II viii be made emphatcally the Farmers. the
Mechanics and Laborng Mans Life Insurance Company
small sums will be taken the money paid by him, avail
able in all contingencies and he who has wife or family
dependent upon his life alone, can find no Justification
ii he pegecs to provide for them something In case OF
his sudden death.
Il, asct this and do not wait 10 be called on, but
look out for the appointed agents In different portions oi
the country and make your personal application to them
so saving Your own and the COmpany's money.
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT,
Q JAMES q. AKIN.
SECRETARY AND TREAsURER,
ROBERT McCABE, nj. d.
} DIRECTORS,
James Morrow William Ferris "
ChAs. Lore ESQ, John Pllliug, Newark,
q. Phillip Punkett, Z" lchas Tunnel, Gesrgetowr
d Isaac jenkins, seaoFl.
COUNSEL,
. CHARLES Is. LORE, ESQ.
Il MEDICAL ExAMINER-HoME oFFIcE,
r. P. JOHNSON, Nj. ID.
GENERAL. AGENT,
= ISAAC j. JENKINS, WILMINeToN.
AGENTS,
II. c. Douglas, Smyrna Or. l. Jump, Dover; Dr. A,
y Day, Pennington solomon Matthews, Milford; Lewis
II Joseph, Gsorgetosn; Rev Geo. W. Coyingtoni AeWtoN
~ ~ Home Office, Isaac J, Jenkins General Agent
" a5- Other appointments will be duly announced.
OFFICE-s27 MARKET STREET.
msric-tr WILMINGTON, DEL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
UNHE DELAWARE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

NrEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
N INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE WILMINGTON INSTITUTE
CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
,SrrRrsT ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO PIyk
PER CENT.
nm. nrneiple of Mutual Insurance is believed 10 b
Ne siest and experienee,so far has proved II to be bs
sst laea ms OF Insurance against Loss BY FIRE ana
[ ia this Institution has beeen but IL years in a
ne the list of insurers will compare avorabiy with
Nv, other; and the lS5ss1 by FIRE during that TINA al
rgh few have been promptly paid all who havs
ha insured in this office and have had the misf1rtnns
n be burned ont attest The object has been to "a
cure good list Of safe risks, rather than to swell tha
number ofinsul without regard to haEards thus
senng the liability osnking the cash capital In case Of
heavy disa1 tars during the year.
DIRECTORS.
misunderstanding Candy, Clement b. smyth Geo.
Richardson, James Bradford, Jacob Pussy John Coch
ran, WA. Tatnall, Edward T. Belah, Charles W. How.
! land, Samuel Candy.
/ BRARnTEIFB HUNDRED Edward Brnghurst
CHRIsTiAEA HUEDRFD.-James Riddle, Ashton hieh.
sfdson
NEW CASTLE HuEDRRD,-John Guyer
WnITE CLAY CgEEE HuEDRED-A. P. Shannon,
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
= D. SMITH, Secretary and Treasurer
S3- Office ho7rs from to and from 2 to
janle-lg
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
JemeIera.

-.
nEMovAI..--e. Il. RUDOLPH
Hastemoved from
No. 2lT TO No. 23l MARKET STREET
Relow THIRD,
Where may found large aud carefully selected stock ol
L. WATCHES,
N'S JEwELRY,
II Eg slLVERWARE,
NAH SILVER PLATED WARE
DEsERT, DINNER and TEA KNIVES.
CLOCBs.
SPECTACLEs,
EYE GLASSES, &c. Sc.
OF the mot besutifdl and desirable styles
Aspecal Attea9n is called "a "A Asl)iiment 81 the
best quality
FRENCH CLOCKS
In Black, White and VaFisfated Italian Marble wi'el
will bs sold 4 moderate advance on the importer
prices
Watches, Cotks and Jewelry promptly and carefull!
repaired BY skul woTkpen and warranted to give sat
sfietion. aUrB-3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

WILMINGTON, February, 1855.
Having one Of Magees Ranges now In use take great
pleasure In stating that 1t gives stisaetion bAkea
we'll and gives very aBSSsg h "a others.
Very respectfully, uo.rs,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
DHRECTORS:

DARECTOASs
Ri wilson Brandywiue Hd.; James Delaplain, Christi
ana Hd; James Webb, samuel Barr, r. @. stotsenburg
and Jesse Sharpe Wilmington Hd.; Robert MeCabe, Mill
GTsek ia; John F. williamson, white Clay Creek HID
eeor,o Janvier New Castle Id; Curtis B. Ellison, PEN
cader Hal John g CLARK, Red Lion Ad Wm' % Temple,
smytua James II. Burnhan, Bt. Georges Hd.i Charles
r fleming Peter F. Caussy, Milford; Henry Todd Dover
| charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AGENTs-As we'll Or reeeiEing applications fer insur-
| ance as aueE OF members:
Iii wilson, Brandywine Hd; Robert Msoabe, Mil
Creek Has James Delaplsln, Christians hd 1Shn i,I =
pencsdor H1 Red Lion ST. Georges, and Appoquinmins
Hundreds Iqseph g Grlhith' smyrna lanes oTippen,
Tunnel, Georgelowni Henry Todd Dover =,
Communications on general busness addressed 10 the
ton ROBERT MoCABE NJ. D.. Secretary
INELAwAKE FIRE INSURANCE. COM
IL PANI-lNCoRPoRATED By rHR LEaIsLAruRE oP TEE
STATE DELAWARE WITH CAPITAL or
One HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
OFFICE. No. COZ MARKET STREET..
T,Bg PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RECEIV
ing applications for Insurance at the Office in VIII
mlngon against losses ey Fire on every description q
oargoes household furniture and other personal prop
also against loss damage by inland transportation Q
goods wAres merchandise and country produce,
Terms Of Insurance will be favorable any Of thu
companies in the cities Of PhadelPhia or New York.
Parties insured rep0se the fullest confidence In tn
aodity Of its capital and that all osss Will DO prompt!
adjusted ty the company nFyg rcrops.
Samuel FLOYD Jos. MendinhAl Edward Melnsll,
sam'i ,. Nevlln, George W; Sparks Thomas Mrc'ars
John Is, Porter uuoIBe W. puhu1 !
may be- made for any time not lea than the
months.
In addition to the above mode OF Insurng property til
Delaware Fire Insurance Company lwhose charter ts
petuA eee perpetual insurance real estate the perso
becoming nBnred deposits the office certain per cenag
mors less according to the nature OF the rBk upon h
amount to be insured-but which can be Withdrawn
any time by leaving per cent on the amount dePosite
This method Is believed TO be much more advantageous
the insured than the tomerthe expense less and the
is no renewing Of the policy from timo to time.
wishing to insure their property wanting IL
formation on the subject Of Insurance VII Amply at tn
office. SAMUEL FLOYD President.
II Jons MGLEAR, Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
E. G. sroTsENBURa.

WILMINGTON, February 1st, 1865
n n piekels Fso;-I take great pleasure In recon-
mandinu the Magee Range one of which you recently
put in ior me- think ii decided improvement on a,ny
orE and with ono hsifle coal than any Range have
ever seen Very respectfully,
C.H. GALLAGHER
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
Stoues anO Ttnm0re.
nELAWARE RANGE, HEATER AMI
STOVE DEPOT
PICKELS ~ BROTHER,
Mas I and Q Fast Fourth SLreet

TO those interested In or In want Of really hrst class
COOKING RANGE, that will bum less coal pahs s
hotter and cost less for repairs than any olneL ~
market would cali their attention 10 the toiloWlng
eerticstes Of gentlemen who have had large expert
once In such matters and we'll knowni In lnis ey
'-Ns WILMINGTON, January 9lth, 1865:
Mr. H. H. Piekels.-DRAR sIR-l have tried thres ~ ull.
rent kinds Of Kitchen Ranges before PurehAasa lne
Maree Range from you which you put up In my house
and am free to say that the hagee is worth more man
the others cOmbnsd both to utility and economy IL
does It's work wa and with one nall o. tns eva @
story very comfortable this exceedingly cold weather.
Yours raspeetiully, , sromsv,,pupn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
BANQUET TO GOV. HOFFMAN AND STAFF.

A banquet was given yesterday afternoon TO
Gov. Hoffman and staff by MajorGen. ShaeT, command
ing the First Div isOD and staff at the Glenham House
Fifth-Ayenue The banquet hall was beautifully deco
rated with bunting, etc. and the tables were supplied
with the choicest wines and viands There were present
Gov Hoffman, Gen shaler. Gen. Irwin Mcdowell, Gen.
Ward Col Bayer Of the English Army, Gen. McQuade,
Col Donaldson Gen. Craig, Col Leonard, Gen seebach
Gen Oakley, Capt. Dickls Col Connolly LeutenantCo
George McClue, Gen. Morris, Col Cheeseborough'
lieut. Col Velmar, Gen. Hamlin, AdjutantGen. Town
send, Gen. Postley, Gen. Burgher, Col Warren Col
stoDehouse, Gen Bissel, Capt Fairgreve Gen. tweed
discussing an elegant dinner Cen Smaller rose and pro
posed tie health OF teiG giest the Chiet
ct me EQns Guard Coy Hoffman IN reply Psy saS
- military capacity, and he would only make iew re
for the Governor to do Since he had been by virtue OF
his office, Commander-in-Chiei no had hs9 no olueN
eratifed al the display he had wttssc, aud at the fine
appearance and excellent marching OF some OF the reg
ments The interest he felt IN the military matters OF
the state was very great He would rather see twelve
regiments with full ranks well ocered and drilled,
twepyfour regiments with TIN ranks poorly oniotrEa
this suggestion Of consolidation would be received
by those to whom their present organizations
them or by services rendered the recent war would
Be very glad 70 confer with them as
and should glad TO receive through the proper chan
nes any suggestions they should make in regard TO con
soidaton. In conclusion he regretted very much that
spending the evening with them. AT the conclusion OF
re Governors remarks he left tho The health Of
Col Bayer Of the English Army then proposed In
reply TO the toast COL Bayet said that he had long
desired to see review Of the National Guard,
of which he had heard q great deal, and that
he had been grated at the display he had witnessed
While II would be nvidous 70 any single regiment
IA eIceng hc would say that there were three four
which would prove serious competitors on the parade
ground TO the best drilled English volunteer regiments
The health of Maoren Irwin Mcdowell was then drank
vim due honors and the General made short
The health OF Mayor Hail. who sent note stating that
nernected business prevented him from being present
was then and responded TO his behalf by Gen.
Oakley The health OF Gen. Shaler Col. Donaldson. Gen.
Craig and Others was severay proposed and toasting
and spee making occupied the time until late hour.
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THE TRANS CONTINKNTAL RAILWAY con-
VENTION.
ITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HON. GERRIT SMITH
ELECTED PRESIDENT.

ITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HON. GERRIr SMITH
ELECTED PRESIDENT.
OswEGO, n. Y, Oct. 6.-The Trans-C ontinen-
tai Railway Convention was called to order by Mayor
Page, at o'clock this evening, when prayer offered
by the Rev. Dr. Condit. Mayor Page then said
In behalf OF the citizens of Oswego extend you and
each OF you cordial welcome 10 city Oswego feels
deep interest In this Convention and hopes s fruits
will rebound to the honor Of its participants. The dis
oussiOn OF the themes brought before the Convention
must result in great good Living In age OF commerce
the great missionary OF the worldwhatever conduces
to facilitate and extend IL, either domestic or foreign
contributes to the good Of mankind AS complete as we
may consider our railway system IS but IN its nclpeu
stages The TransCOntnentsl system the one we are
most Immediately interested In and but very little is
needed TO make 1t complete. Aud who can conte'
plate the immensely OF the commerce that Will how
through its channels
Mayor Page concluded by nominating the HON. Gerrit
Smith as Temporary Chairman. which was agreed to.
Smith, on taking the chair addressed the Convention
at some length in of the projected extension Of the
Pacific Railroad connections Portland Ne. He spoke
referred i'm general terms the great benefit 10 be de-
rived from the enterprise which TO be brought before
this Convention.
on motion of the Hon. D. G.. Fort, Murray Nelson OF
Chicago and II. L. Davis OF Oswego, were appointed
Temporary Secretaries Mr Fort stated that additional
delegates expected in the evening he proposed that
the evening be devoted to listening to addresses ana
further business to be transacted when the Cohveh
ton is full.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The Brooklyn Plasterers' bali will take place
the 22d OF November. at the Atheneum The society
has over 81, 800.
The members of the first Union Cooperative
Building Society," last evening" took n $3.50 IL the form OF
subscriptions.
The Stone MasOns, last evening, were adj
dressed by Mr.. Connolly, stone mason OF London now
a visit to this country.
The iourneymen Tailors have voted to place
the shop of Emit Co., Broadway, On strike, unless
the full bill Of prices is promptly paid
The German Carvers are to hold mass
meeting at Germana Assembly Rooms, and Will assist i'll
defrayng the expenses OF the meeting OF working
men,
The iourneymen tailors of Paterson have
resumed work at advanced wages. The Associated
Painters Of the city are on strike, because OI
reduction OF 90 cents DAY in their wages.
The Harness Makers, last evening, adopted
makers in this city OF whom Is belong TO the Union.
Wages by the week, range from SIS TO SIS by the piece
from SIS TO SIS.
At the first meeting for the Winter of the La
dies Union Relief Association, held yesterday arrange
made for the Fair TO be held al the ApOO
Rooms the 9Th Of November The Association AT pres
ent assists about thirty poor soldiers or relatives OF SOL
ders
1t was resolved at a meeting of the Paper
staners last evening to adhere TO their former resOn
tion aud to continue their present strike ut the ne
mauds for an increase OF wages are complied WIN Inc
Committee Subscriptions reported having received
considerable number during the past week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
THE TRUE CH1vALRY OF WOMAN.

Miss Emma Webb, known to the public as
one OF the Webb Sisters, delivered her lecture entitled
Tho True Chivalry Of YQmaa" last evening at the
ciave aadie received her. The age OF chlYarY was
one OF the triumphant reign OF love. Love the
of chivay which inspired the brave knight with snper
human endurance and for the sake Of his fair
lady" know of no sight offensive 10 reason
more disgusting to taste than that Of trying TO
r0nVert himself into woman unless IL Is that Of
WOMAN TO convert herself into man. Such mental
nOrai. and domestic transformations are always
against nature and where they are not signs OF
fOOlishness, they must be evidences OF depravity,
ihe decacy sweetness and persuasive Iorce OF beauty
IN woman Is thousand times more elective In
bending the naughty stubbornness OF man than the
sedRchammer blows OF the "strong minded" or, more
world. The tongue OF angry woman Is as powerless
over man In society the smile Of her affection and
Dodesty Is Omnpotent There IS as much despotisn OF
woman oyor man as OF man over woman. Ihere Is no
such autocrat OF society q woman may be II she VIII
But it must be by sweetness and amiability Does
man seek increase her already absolute power She
Ia r!ecIsely the way TO lose al the pOwey She
pow 1ss6ss5s 5ian can never rule man 80 SJsolutelY
by her vote she does already by the Iower OF her
charms. single modest, refned ana cpIrming woman
s capable OF exertng greater Influence upon the eRs-
iation OF the country the sweet secusOn Of her own
parl1r than thousand "blue stoeklpgs scoidng
conventions When women were introduced into Court,
10y ESaso. l. tlAlr Influence toned down the bloody
ntryues and wars OF the rough male POLITICIANS 80 ~
softens the tone Of leglslatorsn0t Dy Vong'
but by tho sweet power OF love- The most gotesqne PIC
fure 10 the world was that OF hen 20 ct1" Oa
representatives will come 70 nursing bables-the COD OF
politics in the kitchen; Venus become soldier, ana
Mars a cook. All this cackDg OF the masculine women
was not eggs but empty nests Of straw. The same
question OF wOmans voting or political transformation
came 1900 years ago. and was worthlly rldlculed
Among the quotations made by the lecturer were
passages from Shakespeare. Byron, Milton Young A.
Ward, AristOphanes. aud others.
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soRosIs AND A woMANs PARLIAMENT

the Eutt0T OF inc IftOnHt.
SIR: If the object of the well-written COM
snunicatiou signed "shirley Dare" in this mornings
TRIBUNE DO TO provoke public discussion between the
members OF "Soross the merits or dement's OF the
proposed WOman's Parliament 1t will siRnaly fail, nor
can the writer thus defect them from the real point at
issue which that business in deberave body can
not DO transacted without the presence Of quorum
Owing 70 the ncement weather OF last Monday Soross,
which numbers eightythree 1887 members thereabOut
had not at its meeting the requisite constitutional quorum
of twenty O, and although the presiding officers aten-
tOn called TO the fact that there not quorum
che persisted In pressing 10 vote resolution which
would have identified Soross with the womans Parlia
ment In consequence OF the teDacity Of one or two
members. she compelled 70 respect parliamentary
rules and tho motion withdrawn. whenever during
business observed that quorum not present, any
member may call for the house TO be counted and being
found deficient business is suspended" q Hats 1875 1867
Possibly should the project again be broached at
fny attended meeting. those who strenuous in
gard Constitutional rights may be able 10 the pro
priety turning the organization into SCHOOLS for the
TSIung OF Domestic Servants" Labor Reforms, Found
ling Hospitals and WOman's PArliamens. sorosis how
inaugurated for other purposes its Certificate
of Incorporation defines its object 10 be 1.-THE promotion
OF agreeable and useful relation between women Of
literary and artistic tastes" AGNES NOBLE.
Ga second Place. Brooklyn, Oct Q, 1860.
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BoARD-op wednesday Oct Rachel widow 18th. late James
her residence lS' Pauklinss Friday 9th
last. a O'clock.
s. .6 Samuel ss B. are, Bo os sas Seclsy
c,a., Conf !. t, Ss S y e. 81 D lace for em
BUEL-At London Conn., Monday Oct Sarah Bus wife
The .%.n. viii ). aiken 70 Tsytown for nermsu Thursday,
CoSANTwan COpsn typhoid foVs on Wednesday, the 9th
inst AGED - s1 D ES a. p. 'sG m, G az. respectfully invited to attend
from his late r.sdeGee % South Tsnht, BrO0iyO'
D., or Friday. oct Q, at l o'clock .. u.
HARRIs-0et O. Resale A. wife Of Frederick g. Harris aged -
her funeral from No. 1863 West FOreghihst On
Friday, the 9Th inst, at II o'clock a n
HAY-on morning fthe 9Th n James Hay native OF keso
The n'sa Will . Pss aS,T nofD F and
The relatives aud friends Of the family are rs'peea s
20 attend without iur'ber nouse
Xt:S GHo1 H.' oS Wednesday Oct MARY d.st. Of Willis.
jackson wife Of George hsksy aged 10 years. months ana
and friend. ar. invited funeral from her late real.
dencs No A6 W. Twenty .hird;,t on ind'y morning " '
MRLyLLB-At Eiugst near Portehe on Tuesday 0ct . .Ss
Harriet daughter Of Caleb and Ann hus'' sno WIG
yuS, ON Fd., Ssh at 10y n residence Of her brother.
Graz Fends respectfully invited 70
attend without further Invitation.
HBwHoUsE-on Tuesday night Oct John ssvhOu'e in the 7S
Rsars, friends family respectfully invited 2 ..os
Bedford sa on FRIDAY, 9Th inst, a. O'Clock p n
KEEp-Tus.day evening Oct of the br.n Ann,
youngest child Of H. and Anna Reed aged year. months aud 10
dayL r
Funeral services Thursday o'clock from residence OF y L.
Allen Adelphst Brooklyn Friends etne family are invited
to attend 80, = -, .,.-
sNIT-Ou the third ooober St. Clair Smith Counselor At Ia.
The ,ys and attend the funeral rom 81 AIMS
Church Eighteenth street ""- on THURSDAY tns sew
sr en- nr. hall o'clock
5HAw-At Nicholas Hotel this city on Monday morning 'no
W. shaw Of Jackson MiAsissppi, aged %
The Independent Royal Arch Lodge NO A. NJ na
B.hren Of other Lodges notice OF the funeral services IN
due season The remas will be taken to Mississippi Tor intsrmsn
sTARBUCK-At Troy T., Wednesday, Oct 1853 Amelia e.
OF the late Nathaniel b. btaroaek aaa oAngnsi W VIC
Israel H. Watson deceased .
and friends ofthe family are invited 70 ATTEND tne InneA
FRIDAY gtb inst clock from her late residence, No. "a
Fuurth-st, Troy, n Y. a. - o,
yssr, and DAYS for years resident OF this city,
the residence OF bis daughtef hn A. Ia
Tud.rh No 237 fa.t Thirty Friday ;bs 9Th inst At
o'clock Of the family respectfully inTited to attend