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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-16

Iecting of the Fire Depart enf,
. meeting of the citizens and Fire De-
tment Of Petroleum Centre, will be held
he Office Of Thomas Donaghey. Esq, on
lnesday evening next. at 8 o'clock.
By OKDER FOREMAN.
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you want good blast Of good Nitro.
cerine in your weh, get D. W. Longwell
o it.
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FIRST DAY.

FIRST DAY.
OIL CITY PURSR OF $3.50.
No For horses owned in Venango county two
months previous to the closing Of the entries that
have never beaten $50; $500 70 the frst, 500 to
the second and $50 to the third
PURSE $500.
No 2.-For horses that have neyer beaten $40;
$500 to the rst $l26 to the second and SIS to tho
third.
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largest patent medicine dealer in the Unit.
I'd States.
OFFICE OF JAMES r. HENRY,
tSuccessor to Demas, Barnes l. Coz
e. 3. MEDICINE HOUSE,, No, 3 Col PLACE,
NEW YoRx, AUa 0, 1869
To John Hodgs, Secretary Merchants Garg.
ling Oil Co., Loclport, ~ T.:
Dear Sir,--lt gives me pleasure 10 bear
testimony to tho great popularity OF your
Gnrsling Oil. commenced business about
fifteen years ago, and havo sold the Oil
during all that time; and have found the
sale to increase year by year constantly
and steadily. 1t forms no inconsiderable
portion Of the immen business in proprie-
tary Medicines now carried on by me; and
am in the daily receipt of orders for it
from oil parts OF the United States and
South America, and from many countries
in Europe.
have the honor to be- your oht servant,
JOHN F. HENRY,
Per 3. s. BARRETT.
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SECOND DAY.
PURSE Sa5OQ.

PURSE &1,5Ol
10 - Free for all horses 81 800 to the first,
500 to the second, and $500 to the third
PURSE $AOo>
No 4.--For pscefs-- $3.50 to the FIRST, 500 to
second, aud $50 to the third
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UFor STATIONERY, &c, eill at IL DIMES 4
PAkNSWORTIl'S s News Room.
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REV. c. II. HEARD, Pastor.

PETER AND PAUL'S (Catholie)
CHURCH.
ass at l054 o. m.
'esper and Benediction Of the Blessed
rament at4 p. N.
'atechism at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.
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lew Flour, Feed and GrOcel
store
j. .. PKATHJ FIR,

AT the OLD BANK BUILDING. ON MAIN.ST,
opposite the McClintock House, has on hand
large and first class stock Of Flour, Feed ana
Groceries, which he IA selling at low Hgrrs
~ Don't forget the place-whese A. D. Cotton
& Company broke mp. ]ans-M
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Divine Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
reaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and 71a
rck p. N.
REV. J. T. OxTOBY, Pastor.
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THODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
,rvices every Sabbath ct II A. M. and
P. NJ. Sabbath School at915 A. NJ.
Is free. A cordial invitation extend
0 all.
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All accounts not settled Immediately, will be left
with an officer for. collection.
Apr.AN. KEYNOLnS . W.
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All Dailies, weeklies and Magazines At HOLMES
& FARNswORTH's News Room.
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One AMONG TEN THOUSAND. The fol-
lowing speaks for itself. 1t is from the
largest patent medicine dealer in the Unit.
ed States.
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HardWarc-A large assortment Of which is
being closed out at reduced rates a REYNOLDS
BRODHEAD y oVs, No. II Centre ST., opposite
the Post Ofhce, Oil City Pa.
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special Notice.

woR DS OF WISDOM for young men, on he
Ruling Passion In Youth and Early Manhood, with
SELF HELP for the err'ng and unf ortunate. Set,
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION B * r, PHILADELPHIA
Pa. May ~, Sm
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
Personal.

Walter X. Jones and Marshal Lcflerts, Of
New York, are nt the Ebbltt House.
John q. saxe has delivered the same lee
turc forty times this season.
DR.. Rust, Of Meridian, Conn, uses yelo-
cipede In making his professional visits.
Mr.. Kingsley, the treasurer Of Yale Col
lege, is In Spain.
Louis J. Welchman, the surratt witness,
is reporting on Philadelphia paper.
John Jacob Astor was In Richmond the
other day, and called on General stoneman.
Emerson is lecturing In New England on
Greatness"
Charles A. Dana will, Ii Is said, give US
IN exhibition Of skillful veloclpe edestrianism
on the 4th Of March.
Mrs. James Brooks and Miss Brooks, wife
and daughter Of the Hon. James Brooks, are
at wlllards.
Simon Sinclair, esq, publisher Of the New
York Tribune, Is In this city, and Is the guest
Of Speaker Colfax.
General W. +. Smith positively declines
the appointment Of Consul General for the
United States at Havana.
George W. Summers has been nominated
by the President for deputy postmaster al
Augusta, Georgia.
1t Is reported from Mexico that Genera
Corona Is to be minister from that govern
mont to the United States.
Rev. DR.. Taylor, Of Richmond, Virginia
preached at Thirteenth street Baptist churct
yesterday, In aid Of the cause Of Southern
missions.
Mr.. P. T. Barnum Is said to be engaged IL
writing a book, which will bear this charac
teristic title "strugglcs and Triumphs or
Forty Years In the Career Of P. T. Barnum
Written by Himself"
Hon. Fendall Marbury, Of Nd; Hon. D. &
Gilbert, Of Florida; Hon. B. +. whidden, O
N. HI Hon. Levi Parsons, of N. VI Gcncra
Hiram +. Hale, OF Kansas, and DR.. Z. c
Dunnlng, U. 8. N, are at the National.
VIM. B. West, Esq, chief clerk of tn
Treasury Department, Is confined to his hous
by severe indispostion. During his absenc
the duties Of the Office are discharged b,
William Handy, ESQ, one Of the oldcs
clerks In the Department.
Professor James 0rton, of Rochester, New
York, the leader of the late scientific expe
ditlon across the Andes and down the Val
ley of the Amazon, has accepted the profes
sorship Of natural history at vassar College
and will enter upon his duties there on tn
1st Of May.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22

MEXICAN NEws.-Gen. Negretc, on the
Sd instant, captured the city OF Puebla. He
issued Il proclamation, but abandoned the
city on the eth, on the approach Of the Gov
crnment troops, which now hold Puebla. 1t
was stated that Poriirio Diaz was implicated
In this movement, but ii was untrue. The
rcyolutionists at San Martin on the 9th
levied a forced loan Of 5000, 900 on the mer-
chants Of that town. The revolutionary
Gen. Zepata at slsal had fed, Gen. Vorgas
having attacked the insurgents. The insur-
rectlon at Lucaton was local merely. A
revolution was expected at Guadalajara.
There was considerable trouble between the
civil and military authorities. The Governor
had resigned, and the courts had declared
their Inability to administer justice. A rev.
olutlon also broke out In Tlaxcala, and In
the places In that vicinity, and also In Nueyo
Leon. Quiroga, with 200 woll-armed men,
had pronounced In favor Of Con. Santa
Anna. Gen. Conto had arrived at Durango.
The contract with the American Pacific
steamers has been annulled.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
HEADauARrERs FIRsr MILITARY DtsrRrcr, D
oSSIoE CHIhr Conway or oHsyBsIsrhseE.

flkst
0HYICE CHIBP ConNrss'Y or spBsIsrEscE. \
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. "A, l6p
Sealed proposals (which must be In duplicate,
with copy OF this advertisement attached to eAch)
will be received at this once until u o'clock on
FRIDAY. the 26Gh instant for supplying the United
states su6sistsoee Department with the following 6
articles, s,vlI:
i.tO po inds prime new canvas.ed s. c. HAMS,
small size, packed In casks.
90 barrels Extra Virginia FLOUR, city mills
50 barrel. Family virginia FLOUR. .tra!ght
400 pound, Of RIO COFFEE. green. in double
400 pound. Of COMMON SOAP. equal to sample,
TO bs seen At this once. In strong boxes strapped
"i,D5 pound. hDAMANriNE CANDLES, full
weight, 6,s, in strong boxes suitable for shipping
Zach bid must be accompanied by fair sample OF
| the article or articles offered.
Blank forms furnished at this ohiee, together
with Apy futther inform aton that may be desired
Supplies accepted under this advertisements must
be delivered at the United States Subsistence Depot
No. 1915 Cary street, RiehmOnd, Va on or before
Of the undersiGn-d.
Paymsnts and conditions as usual.
By order Of Brsyet Maj. Gen. a; .; Eaton, Com.
missary General OF fsubsistenee. u, A,
Breyet Major and Chief C. g.. First Giiitsry Dis.
tTiot, feb2l-4t
The national Republican., 1869-02-22

THEN AND Now.-The Richmond Dispatch
compares the colorcd people to "Pagans."
When these people were In slavery they were
set down by the same authorities as the best
of Christians, and there was no end to the
editorials, essays and sermons emanatlng
from Southern writers and preachers, all
going to show what wonderful effect
Divine grace had wrought in the character
and life Of these whilom barbariaus from
the coasts Of Africa, and all this was set
down to the credit of slavery. Now that
the negro Is free and has a vote he Is a
"Pagan," according to the same authority.
Consistency is jewel" but with the un-
reconstructed rebels ofthe South consistency
is rare plant.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
RECEPTIONS.

srRAxsR ooLvAx's receptions will be on
every Friday evening during the session,
from $40 10 II p. m.
Mrs. Coifax receives every Wednesday,
from TO ap. m.
Mrs. PosTNAsrRR uRsRRAL RANDALL will
receive her friends on Wednesday Of each
week, from TO Z y. m, at the residence, cor
ner ofrwelfth and X streets.
Ma. sEcRErARr MoCuLLooH receives on
Wednesday Of each week at the residence,
No. 3Oe II street, from II to 4, and on Friday
from 8 to II p. m. Cards 10 be issued for the
evening receptions.
MRS. SECRETARY BRowsrro receives on
Wednesday Of each week at her residence, No
30 street, from II IN. totp. IN.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22

4 GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WHITE ASH,
EgkPsNAI,,4E MIR AN, EAli ''r''1
CUMBERLAND COAL. run Of mine.
do, do. lump.
2,2pPoUNDs TO THE TON GUARANTEED.
OAK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
Ss- Now Is the time for families to put in their
winters supply. -
Southeast corner Of New York avenue and FIJI
teenih street, haiIn's new buildinEy formerly at
w Ninth street, between and y. Yard aud
WhaTVes foot Of Seventh street. an22-W
The national Republican., 1869-02-22

DIR. LENERCIER.-Thls gentleman gave a
course of very entertaining and instructive
lectures In this city last week. On Saturday
last Gen. Grant and staff spent some
time in the law building listening to the
Doctor and examining his models. The
Presldent-elect was highly pleased with the
interview.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22

DEcAPITATroS.-It appears that Mr..
Henry smythe, the collector of the port of
New York, has cut of the heads OF some
hfty or sixty employees In the custom house
the past week This wholesale slaughter is
said to be out of revenge towards certain
Senators who would not vote to confirm
smythe as Minister to Russia. Let those
who have been thus rudely thrust aside to
crafty mean and petty spite comfort
themselves with the pleasing reflection that
smythe's tenure of office is of short dura.
tion, and that he will shortly 90 to his own
place among the large crowd of disgruced
officials who have abused public confidence
and betrayed official trusts.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22

WHAT IS ETIQUETTE '-Thc Copperhead
journals have settled 1t to their entire salts
faction that General Grant has refused to
ride in the same carriage with Mr.. johnson
on Inauguration day, and they have steadily
contended that this act of the incoming Pres
dent is q palpable violation of etiquette.
There Is nothing In the Constitution nor the
law that makes 1t obligatory upon the re-
firing President to take any part In the In
augural ceremonies. The elder Adams, who
was pretty considerable of hater, refused to
recognize Jefferson, to ride with him, or to
take any part in the inauguration Of the lat.
ter. The same Is also true In respect to John
Quincy Adams conduct when Gen. jackson,
his successor, was inauguratcd. He would
not recognise him in any way.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
Bookbinders.

LNDwARD LYORTT,
Il BOOK .BIEDER AND PAPER. RULER,
No. ETl PennIylvAniA Ayenus. between Tenth aud
Eleventh streets. south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals
aud newspapers carefully AltsndedtO.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22

DKPARTNKSr OF STArR,l
WAsHIseros, Feb. II, 1900.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. Julius stahel, the Con-
sui Of the United States at Kanagawa, Japan,
Of the death, on the 18th of December, 1853,
at Kanagawa, of FRANCIS REILLY, a citizen
Of the United States, and a native of Ire
land.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22

CoMPARrsoSs.-Peoplc sometimes use COM
parisons which are significantly truthful and
aptly illustrative Of their own work. The
Richmond Enquirer makes a statement re-
specting the state Of things in Virginia, which
that journal has done more to produce than
almost any other newspaper In the Old Do
minion. The Enquirer compares Virginia TO
"a poor horse lying out In the PraIries lcil to
Its fate" This journal labored with all Its
might and power to plunge Virginia into the
rebellion, and 1t now labors under the same
infatuatlon to keep the State from recon-
structlon. Ifthere Is any satisfaction In con-
templating a great Commonwealth In ruins
the Enquirer editor must be happy man.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
New Advertisements. A
THONfAaFAHEx,

THOMAS FAIIEY,
LIME, CEMENT, PLAsTER,
LATHs. HAIR, sAND AND GRAVEL,
COR. TENTH 81, WEST AND CANAL,
FELT and COMPOSITION ROOFING
DONE IN THE BEST MANNER AND AT THE
LOWEST PRICES
ROOFING MATERIALS always on
Hand and for sale.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ALL
feb2l Sm WORK GUARANTEED.
(,ARRIAGEsl CARRIAGEsll CARRIAGBsMi--
;S ;rP:TISSI dI3aT d , SSksIASsM sdA,ssss "
second hand CARRIAGES Of every description
RoBsRT II. GRAHAM,
~ D street. between Bighth and Ninth, aud az
Eighth street, near d. feb2l 81
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
w psrAsrsyJ o. STATS. /

Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. R. F. Farrell, the Consul
Of the United States at Cadiz, Spain, Of the
death, at the Hospital Of Mercy, Cadlz, Of
EDWARD KoeERs, destitute American sea-
man, thirty-hve years Of age, and native
| Of Havana.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
WILL THE NEGRO work.

1t was strenuously maintained by the ad-
vocates Of slavery previous to the war that
the negroes were incapable Of taking care
of themselves, and that II they were freed
they would starye rather than labor. They
were represented as an idle and indolent
race that could be made to recognize no In
centive to work but the lash. Horrible pic
lures Of the condition OF society II the
negroes were freed were presented to our
view. The negroes were represented as
lying around idly basking in the sun during
the day, and making the night a season Of
terror by their robberlcs, garrotings, arson,
murder, and other crimes. Even the friends
OF emancipation dared not hope that the
negroes would at once become industrious
citizens, but they believed that as soon as an
opportunity was afforded them to acquire
sufficient education to understand, in some
degree, the relations Of society, and to COM
prehend something of the problem of life,
that they would be ready to discharge the
duties imposed upon them by the new con-
dtion In which they found themselves.
Immediately after the emancipation Of the
entire body Of slaves by one stroke Of the
pen Of Abraham Lincoln, the rebel and con-
servative papers reiterated these statements,
and many of the loyal press felt doubt Of
the disposition or ability OF these people to
sustain themselves. But time, and a brief
time at that, has solved this problem. AT
the railroad meeting held on Thursday, Mr..
Lewis Mckenzie, president of the Alexan-
dria, Loudoun and Hampshire railroad,
stated before the leading men Of the District
that his road had employed free colored
labor upon the extension from Leesburg, and
that II the negroes were treated kindly and
fairly paid they would work we'll. He fur
ther stated that notwithstanding the In
creased cost of everything, he believed the
road could now be constructed for the amount
estimated before the war.
A prominent citizen, who employs some
hundreds Of colored men In manufacturing
and mining establishment, informs us that
he prefers the free colored labor to the
foreign element as being more tractable,
quiet and steadyi less given to intoxication
and rioting, and possessing more mechanical
ideas and more readily comprehending the
use and operation Of machinery. In regard
10 this latter qualification We have noticed
in our walks about this city, where the preju
dice against the negro is perhaps as great
as in any other place, that there are quit
number Of negroes employed in attending
machinery. This Is especially the case will
the smaller steam engines, where the negr,
as fireman has, by close study of the en-
gine, acquired knowledge of it PRACTICAL
equal to that acquired by a regular ap
premiership, although deficient in technica
terms. We have seen negroes who had
knowledge Of the power and duties of ever!
portion Of IN engine, and yet could not Civ,
the name of one piece in FIVE. II, withou
education and with few opportunities for oh
servation, the race manifests this degree Of
development, what may we not expect from
It when educated and the mind properly
trained In the mechanical arts.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22

The Illinois House of Assembly has, by
vote OF OF to 81, passed n bill repeating an
act relative to capital punshment nn1 re.
storing the death penalty, WV
The national Republican., 1869-02-22

suBSIDIEs.-It Is given out that certain
lobbyists are intending to smuggle through
some OF their monopoly schemes during some
thinly attended evening session. Let sena-
tors and Representatives look sharp after
these movements or many mlschlevous pro.
Jeets calculated to benefit the pockets of
spectators will be carried during tho last
hours Of the Fortieth Congress.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20, 1seo.-Jay Cooke q
20. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
ernment securities.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
DIpAArsEsr o., sIArr

WhHlsoroE, February ID, lB
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. W. W. Randall, the
Consul Of the United States at Talcuahuano,
Chill, Of the death, on the 2oth Of Novem-
Der last, at Talcahuana, Of EDWARD LOWE,
! q SEAMAN Of the ship Courser.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
DErARTSssT OF STATE, !

wAsnisoros, Feb. II, 1850.
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. r. c. NJ. Hoyt, the
Consul Of the United States at Minatillan,
Mexico, Of the death, near Minatillan, Of
ALBERT LuBIEBBrER, q seaman Of the brig
Blacknsh. The legal representatives OF the
deceased eau obtain further information
upon making application to this Depart
ment.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
Wood and Coal.
COAL AND WOOD.

For sale at tho lowest market rates the esls-
brAted LYKEns VALLEY
Edd, ST0VE AND FURNACE SIZES
Also, HICKORY, OAK AND PlhR WOOD.
notice. u. L. SHBRIfP,
Once, iJ7 PennsylyaniA avenue,
bet. Third and Four q half streets.
Yard and MIL. Pour'And'a'halfs st. and Canal.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW York, Feb. 20-1p. m.-Cotton dull;
prices unchanged; 2s,S@2sN cents. Sugar
unchanged In every respect. Flour dull and
nominal; Southern unchanged. Wheat
steady; demand fair t1.559t1.bs. Corn
quiet and steady at $1,000 cents. Oats dull
and nominali "A cents. Rye dull and noml-
$3.50. Gold t1.33X.
BALTTMoRE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 20.-Brsadsfufs.-T
market for Flour Is dull and heavy. Rates
for Baltimore high grades have been reduced
IS cents per Dbl, but In other descriptions
there Is no quotable change, although the
tendency Is downward. We have reported
to-day sales Of Western Super at 90; Extra
at t7.25; Western Spring Extra at e7.25, and
Howard Street Extra at s7.37x per bbl.
Wheat-Was very dull this morning. The
tendency Of price Is evidently downward, and
the market closed heavy.
Corn-Was steady this morning, and for
white prices were rather better. The re-
ccipts were about 1900 bushels, and we
note sales Of some white at 92@93 cents,
and yellow at so@SS cents.
Sugdrs.-The demand continues active,
and the feeling In the market very strong
and buoyant, but we have no sales reported
this morning. We note the arrival yester-
day Of three cargoes Cuba, principally boxes,
| and one cargo Porto Rico, which comprises
nearly all the stock on the market, and we
quote prices firm on a basis Of IS Lt913acts.
for fair to good refining. .
Refined Sp1drs.-We quote to-day as fol-
| lows, viz Hard Crushed at 1qH cts; Soft
do, at 1SL cts. for A white; 1SL cts. for
| Circle A do; 1sL cts. for B do; 18 cts. for
| G extra, and Tx cts. for G yellow.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
CADINET-MAKINd.

The quid nunes continue to make a new
Cabinet for Grant daily nay, dozen new
Cabinets each apparently framed to suit
the desire or views Of the maker with refer
ence to securing office for himself or friends.
SO the Cablnet-making world has wagged
here once In four years, for half century.
1t Is but what is famlliarly termed "history
repeating ITSELF" apprehend.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
Architects.
THE
Economy Butter Company

ask the attention Of all iRtsrsstsd In the reduction
OF the eTtayagant cost Of BUT TER. to their prae-
teal and eeosoIaIe.l system Of making pure prime
BUTTER by the aid Of the
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
Personal.

P"6L6h DR. 'DGRBY 1, 10 seventh street.
opposite odd'PsllOws' Han. Separate TooPs iOf
aAusnh, lSia-tt
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
THE GREGORY TROUPE.

The "Gregory Troupe" richly deserves the
crowded houses they are drawing nightly
at Wallis Opera House. more enjoyable
light entertainment than theirs was never
before offered to the Washington public. On
Saturday afternoon the Opera House was
crowded from parquet to ceiling with, for the
most part, the happIest lot of children ever
saw. Almost everything the troupe do is
novel, and they do all they attempt admira-
bly, and in .manner devoid Of anything
likely to offend the most delicate sense of
propriety. They delight the elders as well
as the juniors, may Justly add.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
DIED.

illness. Miss SUSAN CRAwToR D, you uEest daughter
Of the late Archibald Crawford In the fstn year Of
her age.
RoBINs0N. Departed this life. February 10Th.
at II clock, p. m after pgering Illness, Will eh
she bore with Christisu resiEuatiou, mARr, be-
loved vife Of WIN. Robinson. aged u years. na-
tive OF Ire aud.
The friend. and sesuAintsueSs Of the family re
invited to attend the tuueral from her late rest
denee, No. 2ol South street, Capitol Hin, at 80
o'clock, a IN, Monday, nj Inst Requism Mass
at st, Peters church AT D o'clock. Nay her soul
rest In peaol.
MIX. In Georgetown. on the eath inst. CHAs
HoRArIo MIX. aged years and months, Infant
child of Edward N. and Amelia T. Mix.
WALKER. -on the 18th inst, CARoLiSE c..
wife of. q. Walker.
PiTCHLYNN.-On the 18th instant, BpwLhD
EyRRErr, second son OF Peter =. and Caroline NJ
Pitehlynn. aged years and months.
s. UaspBsLL. only child q y.ms. ]. and jane K
Campbell, AGED years aud months.