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Bahin0rc H. b. Church Conference
This Conference was in session five
days aud adjourned gu the 9Th instant.
We give the list of appointments for
this District:
wEsr BALrINoRE DsrRIcE-L. p. Morgan,
PresidiHg Elder.-la ltimorc.-Fayette street
w. 7, Corbit; A. S. Hank, sup. st. Johns
w. X. Davis. Unior Square-R. W. Black.
Franklin street,-J. w. Hedges. Grace--w.
i. Ward A. j. Myers, sup. Strawbridge--J.
/. Amos; Thomas Myers, sup. Emory--W. II.
Chapman ]. II. Ryland, sup. Whatcoat-T.
Daugherly Western City Missions. l.. NJ.
Censor. Elicott city--W. N. Osborne. Pa
taPseo-G. W. lleyde, ]. \. Michael. Fred.
etiek City. A. Price. Iiberty--John W.
gullom, I. A, Thirkcld. Linsanore--M, y. u.
Rice. Buckeystown.-w. Ii. Reed, W. NJ.
West Middletown-E. L. Shipley Antietam
&c. .. Cuok, Gone TO be supplied. llagers-
town-rhomas Sherlock; NJ. Goheen, sup
Suiithsburg--E. II. Smith Mcchauicstown--
r. j. Cross. westminster-C. W. Baldwin.
Union Bridge and MiddleEurg w. NJ. Fergu-
son. New Windsor. W. Smith, Tone to be
ssapplied,l llampstead-Emory Buhrman and
Reuben kolb.
Jasoes--0u Saturday last His Honor,
Judge Hayden, drew the names Of the
following seutlomen to serve US Grand
aud Petit Jurors for the May Term Of
the Circuit Court;
GASP JrRols-Frecborn Gardner, Lewis
Shaeier, John d. Summers, John II. Lamotte,
Alariah Oursler, Joseph Shatler, George Hell
DERRICK, Alfred Barnes. John Hood, J. Viii
liam Earhdrt Thomas +. Cover, Henry 4. Eek,
Hanson 7, English, Thomas Gorsueh, Israel
Norris; David II. Reindollar, Josiah 5. Cover,
james TroXell, Zaehariah Ebaugb, Jacob W.
frock, Manchester Pickett, David Reese, Wm.
.Morelock.
PErIE JuRORs. james Wivill, Reuben Say
Tor, Jesse ARders, Edwin j. Cramhine, Joseph
L. Hahn, Francis Warner, William 0rnduriI
John J. Abbott, Samuel A. Lauvcr, Uriah u.
Sullivan, Jacob liankert, joel Blizzard, Peter
a. Flater, Thomas b. FRANKLIN, Henry Frock,
Thomas d. Gist, Samuel Veant, Stephen Cor
such, William II. Dcylbiss, John T. Hnl,
Moses Holenbury, William II. Mausc, Benja-
min Skunk.
AccWeaG-A lady of this town while
proceeding TO church, at au early hour
on Monday morning, slipped and fell
upon the frost enamolcd pavement aud
broke onu Of her wrists.
TemperdHcc.-Nlr Edward Carswell,
a temperance lecturer oil some note,
from Canada, will deliver an address
upon that subject in the Odd Fellows
Hall, GU Wednesday e4saips next, the
22d Instant
Ii any Of our subscribers contemplate
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DIRECTORS FOR 1871.
James L, kidgely, President, Baltimore.
Pleasant Hunter, Wiseburg, Baltimore county.
john l.. Turner, PikcsYille,
John Bacon, Monkton,
David jean, Randallstown,
WIN. II. HoHmsn, Paper Mills.
Henry L. Fringer, upperco, +. o.,
Charles Painter, 0wings' Mills, " g"
Jacob Reese, Wegminslcr, Carroll county.
Joshua Yinging, " Z"
Jacob Campbell, Manchester, "
Dc. I. j. Franklin, West River, A. Arundel co.
Joshua Biggs, Graceham, Frederick county.
ExEcUrWE COMMITTEE FoR ls7l.-James l..
Kidgely, President. Jacob Reese, John L..
Turner, John Bacon, David Jean.
FRANCIS SHRIYER,
Secretary and Agent, Post Office baltimore or
Westminster. The Seeratary's Office, No.
Lexington Street Baltimore.
G1- The annual interest is 4 per cent, Have
you paid IL? mar 1881
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Berkshire Life Insurance Co.
PITTSFIELD, MASS.
ASSETS NEARLY 100000.

A NNUAL Cash Dividends. The Non.
IA Forfeiture of every Policy secured By
Special Law of the Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts. Every policy holder re.
ceives every days Insurance paid for. One
payment continues a policy ~ force two
years and three days. Two payments CON
tinue it in force four years and twelve days.
LOCAL BOARD OF REFERENCE.
b. +. Newcomer, VIM. 7. Walters, Jas.
l.. Mcl4ane, Daniel j. Foley, Charles W.
Lord, John W. Garrett, Francis 7. King,
DR.. A. q. Robinson, John L. Morris, Jacob
Trust, George NJ. Bokee, Gen. George II.
Steuart.
NORRIS & BROTHER,
8 South Street. Baltimore,
General Agents for Maryland, &c.
DIR. GEORGE S. FOUKE,
Agent, Westminster, Md.
mar 10 80
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ScHLOSsER TAHNERY.

WANTED, Two Thousand (20ool
w Cords Of Water and Spanish Oak
Bark, for which will bepaid the highest Cash
price. Also, One Thousand 1000 Cords
OF Black Oak Bark.
JAMES $. BAEli,
mar 10 am Agent.
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Just received, 10000 pieces Wall
Paper and Border, in all styles and
qualities Window Shades, Fixtures,
Picture Colors, and Brussels, at William
Coon's. Main Street Westminster.
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THE TAX ON MoRrcAaEs.--Th
Circnit Court for Washiogtou county,
Nd, has decided that net only arc
mortgages exempt from taxation under
the late act Of Assembly. but also that
notes or debts for the security Of which
mortgages are given arc equally exempt.
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DIsrRicT OF MARYLAND, IS:
A Warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued
N by said Court against the estate ofAl
bert I. Geaity, Of the county Of Carroll,
and State Of Maryland. in said District,
who has been duly adjudged Bankrupt
upon petition Of his creditors, and the pay,
ment OF any debts and the delivery Of any
property belonging to said Bankrupt, to
him, or TO his use, and the transfer Of any
property by HIM, are forbidden by law. 4
meeting Of the creditors of said Bankrupt,
TO prove their debts and choose one or more
Assignees Of his estate, will be held at a
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at West.
minister, in said District, on the 10Th day
of March, A. d., 1871, at 10 o. clock, A. NJ,
at the Office Of b. +, NJ. Hurley, one Of the
Registers in Bankruptcy of said District.
EDWARD Y. G0LDSB0ROUGH,
U. S. Marshall for said District.
mar l6 q
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TAILDRING AND SECURING.

TllE undersigned having removed his
i shop above Bayles & Thompson's old
Butcher shop. is now prepared to do all
kinds OF Tailoring, Securing aud Repairing,
~ the lowest terms and shortest notice.
mar l8am
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NO. lol5 EQUITY.

NO. 1915 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
David Kneller and others vs.. Abdiel Knel.
Ter and others.
ORDERED this 10th day of March,
" 1871, that the sales made and reported
by David kneller, Trustee, for the sale Of
the real estate of Godfrey Knellcr, decd,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day Of April next /; provided a copy
OF this order be inserted once week in
each of three successive weeks in some
newspaper published in Carroll county
before the 9Th day Of April next.
The report states the amount Of sales to
be Sl9S0.00.
JN0. D. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,--Test,
mar 49, Jso. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
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The House Of Representatives on
Monday passed a resolution to adjourn
ON the 18th,
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WESTMINSTER HOTEL.

A fUHNEIs Main and Court
" Streets, Westminster, l,Sir-0
Carroll county, Md. The sst sR
undersigned having leased ! ~ ~ y
this well known Hotel, and the same nav.
ing been thoroughly repaired with MANY
improvements and reiitled generally, takes
this method Of informing tho citizens Of
Carroll and adjoining counties and The tray.
cling public. that no effort on his part shall
be wanting TO make them that favor him
with call as comfortable a. possible. The
table shall be as good as this market affords.
Khe bar stocked with pure and anadaItera'
ted Liquors; walters attentive and polite
ang charges moderate. A call Is respect.
fllly solicited.
Good and reliable OstIers sneciaTty.
mar ~ +. |. WHEELER.
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the objects Of the watchful care and
scrutiny Of the Seatiaei The senti-
ments TO which We give utteranee
through them, il appsars, are matters Of
the liyeliest concern and solicitude to
cur ncigbbor, the chief difficulty with
him being the fact that we do not give
utteranec to as much as his cravings
require. Let our neighbor continue his
surveillance over our columns, aud .ie
viii probably get at our opinions after
awhile, not only as to the duty on coal,
but the tariff generally. He ought to
feel encouraged at the progress he has
already made, for although his diseove.
riss have net kept pace With his eager
anxiety, nevertheless he has made some
advances for he tells US, in his last
issue, that although he has been seeking
TO know our views on the coal question
ever since last fall, he has filled to elicit
them until now but eureka, he has
got them sat last" We congratulate
him upon his success, at which he
seems after all but moderately jabilant,
considering the length of time he has
had 10 wait.
Unfortunately for him aud his cause,
however, he did not make the discovery
in. time for the q Congressional cam
paign last tallv Had he done SO, who
knows how different the result might
have been, unless, indeed, be has over
rated the effect Of il upon public senti-
ment, which We do not doubt. But,
badinage aside. Let US come now to
the consideration of the question at
issue-the repeal of the dnty on coal.
We pass by the long exploded fallacy,
that protection tends to cheaper the
price Of an article, as unworthy Of
serious consideration. Such hypothe-
sis Is not only at war with the princi
pies Of a sound political economy, but
with commua sense. If the duty GU
any article did not tend to enhance its
price aud pay a larger profit to the pro.
ducer, il would afford no protection.
And Il the duty upon an article tended
60 cheaper il, no miner or manufacturer
would ask for it. Hence ii is clear that
this old musiy sophism, that protec
tion cheapens the price Of an article
refates itself No deduction upon losi
cal principles could be palmer, and yet
the SeHtiast AYERS that this is the
very essence of the argument usually
urged by protectionists in favor Of a
tariff" We agree that the whole sys.
tenn Of protection has no better fcuuda.
tion than this, and the public mind is
beginning to wake up to realization
Of this important truth, aud viii one
day scatter the whole theory 10 the
winds,
What is protection" SO called,
stripped Of all the mysticism which has
been thrown around it, but the taxing
Of the nsffny for tho bcnef;t az ,bo 81. >
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John i. Reifsnider has just received
large stock of Paints, Oils, aud Glass,
for sale at Baltimore prices q
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The New Hampshire election took
place on Tuesday. AItcr cauvassipg
the State the Republicans declared their
ability to carry it BY large majority.
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Bridge Notice.

NO. 1884 EQUITY.
Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Henry E. Beltz and David Ii. HofIacker,
Trustees vs.. Edwin III. Grouse.
NOTICE is hereby given this 18th day
In Of March, 1871, TO the creditors Of
Edwin H. Grouse, who we're such prior to
the 9Th Of November, 1870, to fle their
claims properly authenticated with the
CLERK Of this Court, on or before the 10th
day Of May next.
A. NEAL,
mar lG4t Special Auditor.
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For Carpets, Mattings, 0ilcloths, aud
House Keeping Articles, 60 to John L.
b
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To Corn Growers.
j. }. TURNER s. cos.
AmmOniated Bone Super
Phosphate.
ANALYSES

~ Il IL , >
1n,H.oisid $50. ........... 2.83
Soi'tbts Phosphate Of Lime.......... .. 29.5l
Bone Phosphate Of lime ............. 1857
4 COMPOSED Of the most concentrated
~ materials tits richer in Ammonia and
Soluble Phosphates than any other fertilizer
sold. 1t is acknowledged the best Corn
Grolcer ertdnt. For Tobacco, Oats aud
Spring Crops generally il has no superior.
Manufactured under the immediate super
vision q one Of our firm. W. guarantee
is uniform quality Fine aud dry, in ex-
cellent order for drilling, packed in Bags
and Barrels. Price 500 per Ton.
j. J. TURNER g. CO..
Manufacturers,
AZ Pratt Street, Baltimore.
:, For sale by I. +. Cover, Double Pipe
nreek Joshua Bigss, Rocky Ridge; VIM.
II. u. Dorsey, Nj. Airy Sanuel il. Grove
Ridgcville; Mccomas 4 Bro, Hoods Mill.
mar iG8m
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Call aud see our 10 cent Calicoes,
they are warranted full Madden CoIors,
and Standard cloths, at J. yingling &
Sons. Il
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1909
at l o'clock, =. NJ, the following property:
Ta One Family Horse, SzfrTzs
0yEe1 Cow, 10 Shoats, Brood ~VN<X
lN1<.As Sows aud 20 Pigs, GILL
Chester and Parkinson Stock; two-horse
Wagon, ! Jersey Wagon for one or two
horses and Harness, Spring Wagon, one
2-horse.. Caststeel Furrow Pillow, one l.horse
Caststeel do, one l-horse Pillow, sets Lead
Gears, 2 single and 2 double Shovel Flows,
Corn Forks, | Harrow, double and single
Trees, Grain Cradle, Grass Scythes, 5
Mattocks, Picks, Forks and Rakes, ]
Cutting Box, Riding Saddle, / Wheelbar-
row, 90 Strawberry Chest with 60 Baskets
each. 1000 quart Strawberry Baskets. Also
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, con.
sisting Of Bedsteads and Bedding, / Cook
Stove and Apparatus, Ten plate Stove,'
Cupboard, Table, | Secretary and Desk,
. Lounges, Chairs, | Clock, 2 Iron Pots,
20 bushels Of Potatoes, 6 Cider Barrels, &c.
TERMs.-All sums of $40 and under,
cash; on sums over that amount creditof
four months will be given, purchasers TO
give note with approved security, bearing
interest from day OF sale.
mar u Is JOSEPH STOUT.
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= Yingling and Son are selling the
best Cotton Yarn at $50 per BaudIc.,
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REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
10 he Members Of he Mutual Fare Insurance
CoEpdny ia Bdiiimore County.
The undersigned Committee, appointed to
examine the affairs of the Mutual Fire lnlur-
ance Company In Baltimore county, for tho
past year, respectfully report,
That the Premium Note Capital Of the Com
pany has been increased daring the year ST..
j2i.7Y, and the Risks have also been increased
during the year Sis, 2sl.3i, making the ag-
gregate Premium Note Capital s4l3, 234.4l,
and gross amount of Risks =, yJ3, 9iS.54. The
losses by lire which are annexed, amounted to
s2l 1898, Of which, the sum o: Sis, 392 60 has
bpcn r4i2, leaving UNPAID S2,I5O.
We have examined the Assets Of the Com
pany, and lind them to correspond with tho
statement OF the officers, amounting to S3l,-
1896.
Gross Assets. SSl, $50 90
Losses unpaid $3.50 90
Note in Bank, 400 90
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Net Assets $27, 100 90
Add Premium Note Capital, I4J, 1884 a.


Whole ami applicable to pay losses sl7O,sii 10
The Committee report with pleasure, that
the Company continues to prosper, and its
value TO the community has been iairly tested
during the past year, in the fact, that is has
paid losses amounting 10 Sis, 500. IS, and is
prepared to pay the balance of S2,750 at any
time called upon, which is far the largest loss
sustained in any one year since its formation.
The Company has paid since its organization,
for losses by IRE, the sum Of Sll0, i32.G9. and
made attachments OF interest amounting to
$50. 1899.
The management Of the affairs Of the Com
pany is ~ proved by the Committee. and the f.
deity and accuracy OF Mr.. Francis Shriver, the
Secretary and Treasurer, is especially com
mended.
The interest charged on Premium Notes for
the current year Is four per cent.
THOMAS j. FRANKLIN,
JOSHUA BIGGS,
JOHN BACON.
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Hon. WIN. T. Hamilton and Hon.
john Richie will please accept our
thanks for public documents
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Ready Made Clothing, Spring styles,
at + j. Hoods 1t
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%5-The Regular Annual Fair OF the Socie-
~, as usual. will be held in the Fall Of the
year, on the Sd, ith, 9th and 9Th Of October,
1871, OF which due notice will be given by
Premium List and Advertisements.
mar l6-td
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Spring shawls and palliaIa, at +.
). Hoods 1t
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DN' svsAN H. hhtAhhAN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
nFFERS his professional services to the
~ citizens Of Westminster and vicinity.
Particular attention given to diseases of
women and children.
Office a. the residence OF Francis Shriyer,
West End,) Westminster, Nd. aug Ally
mar 10
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WHEELWRIGnT WAXTED.

SINGLE MAN who thoroughly under
n stands bis business, Apply 70
$, 4. DuyALL,
mar 1851 Sykesyille, Nd.
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yl>llE undersigned will sell at Public Sale,
Il at his residence, Carroll Nursery, near
Westminster, on
Thursday, Me sob Of March, 1871,
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III The District Court Of the United Siaiss
for tbs District Of Mdyidnd-Ia Bank
ciptcy, ia The matter Of Albert 4. Geaity,
bankrupt.
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Tie Wheat GRIP. The wheat fields
Of Carroll arc looking very green and
fourishing.
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Cheese Factory eunderstandfhat
number Of gentlemen near the York
Road Station, on the Western Maryland
Railroad. have project on foos 10 start
= cheese factory IN that neighborhood.
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The hotels and boarding houses in
Westminster are looking forward to an
active Guinness, during the approaching
summer, in entertaining the denizens Of
the "eity full" who seek the inyigora.
ting air Of our hills during tho heated
term, Westminster, Manchester, New
Windsor, and other towns in Carroll
county, are becoming very popular re.
sorts for the citizens Of Baltimore. who
desire TO get away from the swelterins
heat Of brick and mortar and into the
Tree air Of the country during the sum
mer months.
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Accifsatal shooting. Charles See.
bald, hid about thirteen years old, was
accidentally shot 10 his right shoulder,
on Saturday night last, By pistol IN
the hands Of another lad named Edward
Litsipger. The ball was extracted and
the wound i not considered dangerous.
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Dansage dy he Fseshst. The heavy
fall OF rain on Sunday last, occasioued
Y great rise 10 the Monocacy and tribu.
tary streams. The water rose to within
four feet Of the Railroad bridge over
the Monocacy, which is said to be thirty
feet above the usual water level. Al
Beaver Run the trestle work on the
Western Maryland Railroad was injured
BY the washing out Of a part Of the
foundation. The damage IS being re-
paired, but the train from Mechanics.
town for Baltimore, could not proceed,
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Western M0ytami Railroad -presi.
dent Bokce and part Of the Board Of
Directors Of the Western MARYLAND
Railroad. were in Hagerstowo, Williams.
port, and other places, recently. on
business connected with the extension
OF The road Il is expected that Inc
road will be completed to Williamsport
BY the close Of the present year. and
the section from 0wings' Mills TO Bal.
timore also The running time win
then be reduced. aud many citizens Of
baltimore will buy land and build
country residences for miles out on the
line Of the road.
H.tsfer Crosse's Readings. - The
Belair h!yis says ;---fhis young gentle.
man gave readings at the Methodist
Protestant Church, 10 this place o.
Thursday aud Friday evenings of last
week, aud astonished and delighted
many who heard him on those occasions
We unhesitatingly advise al who may
have the opportunity 10 attend his
readings to avail themselves Of il. We
expect 70 hear OF him 10 the future
upon wider boards than village
churches aud school houses.
The Wheat Grip. The wheat fields
Of Carroll arc looking very green and
= = 4.
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V2NllE Undersigned, as Administrator Of
IL William Shaw, deceased. will sell at
Public Sale, at the late residence of the
deceased, miles west Of Tanuytown, on
Tuesday, The 2SA Of Nurch, 1871,
at 0 o'clock, A. NJ, the following Personal
Property, to wit
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Ii any Of our subscribers contemplate
their residence this Spring,
they should inform US of it, SO that they
may receive the ADVOCATE regularly
aud IN due time at their new homes.
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Temperuce,-Nlr Edward Carswell,
temperance lecturer Of some note,
from Canada, viii deliver an address
upon that subject in the Odd Fellows
Hall, GU Wednesday eisaipg next, the
22l instant.
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-
ia RTCT. On sunday, May 7lst, CARRIE OLN
sIkAD, dest child Of Joseph w. and Mary o.
EaIt'I. az d4yesrs and months
fUBsrsi rom Ia 2 l7th street, Tuesds AZ, at IN.
Friends Q The family are invited to attend.
bAhs- On the morning of the 9Ist instant
CRAFTY l.. fARk, wife OF VIM. W. Fsrr, in the
S3d year o. her age
be- al viii take place on Tuesday aftern oon,
q - Is mt at O'Clock, from her late residsace,
ON the coEner Of Vermont ayenue and 18th sire I
iauIy are respectfully invited 10 attend
fkksk. On the morning OF the 22d instant,
LEW Is Youngest son Of Lewis u. aad Fannie
fhe fTies Of the family invitsd 20 attend the
funeral from the residence OF his parents, 2l10
PeDnsy Iva 'svenue, on the sd instant. At O'Clock
AZ Ike eft " on.
ECCATI IAN On the 2lst of May, WILLIAM
7. NCCA1 b BAN, aged e ears.
IUEeI Al y il take plsce on Tuesday, at O'Clock
N, ir" ne residences Of his faith En- corner Of sth
ard streets north.
BCINTV: u. On Sunday evening. May Fl, AN
DfEN Envy, infant son of David and Mary u
Mclrtg N. cred months and days.
he tuBsrsl VIII take pl ace from the residence OF
his srsrdfa-1Fr. 1852 Q street. on Tussfay morn
.rz 81 u Friends respectfully invited to at
tsId.
sIDPSON. On sunday, May 7lst, ct the hour of
O'ci & M, sitter q severe illness. which she
bo- With Okri-tsn fortitude. Mrs LOUISA JANE
slh FroS., wid5w OF the late Major George b.
Sir p-0n, q. =. a.
The n5e OF The family respectfully invited
20 attend ne funeral on Tuesday at O'Clock D. m
from tEs Church Il the immaculate Coneeptioa.