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rsSAaIMkIT JOINS CHURCH: GEORGE.
q every VIM hss PPsF2ss S
Subject for Dec Is: reformation of the Church
e ENGLAND and the seriptursi Character Of her
~ A GRAND SUFFER, TO Be GIVEN Ar
fsRspAY EvENiNG iath ei for the seSsis of the
A. Eeenfzer Church, admission % cents w !.
E B.D a. seHuRExAS pastor Music BY Prot kiass
VOCAL CoECERI gY THE GEoRGETOwN
sEMlsAkIY I sFILp1xe,
Oh THt ksPAf HNyNSNING eS%nsn0ns at Sock
Tickets % Cents to be had at the stores Of G.
RY THOs. BOWLING, Auetisneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
- BY virtue q deed Of trust. bearing date tn.
ID in iiber No. eoi, at folio No lis, and upon the
written request Of the party entitled Hereunder the
AFT 'ss
O'Clock. all that lot Of ground ON the Heights Of
line soar rSr a. PSs
seven feet from the northwest corner Of stoddard
the n o sra
six g, inches and ruS,i back Of that width one
proved by one of those handsome modern b ick
R.sidenees known as "Cookes Villas and il IN the
nor Cooke, Acmral Radford, Judge Peck, and other
This property viii be sold subject to a deed Of
trust dated the 10th Of February 1859, for $500,
wh Sas been ss aqs a paS to the Of
Terms OF sale: S2.eo in cash, aud the residue in
sale the terms Of sale are not Complied With
within FIVE days fir m the day Of sale the tee
s.' All ns
re, enue siamps at the cost Of the purchaser. de-
T Il sSs iiS
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown
TRUSTEES sH A ssGt NAETARsE PROPERTY
1E and No: i; folio %, one q the land record,
Ps ss
3. IN q
street al point distant sixty feet from the SOUTH
sast corner 9f SCOTS lot then running west one hun
hundred feet to Valley street. then north forty
feet s to 1hs bSeginnng with the two;tory Frame
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the balance Of the
in s
and stamps at the cost Of the purchaserS
deelllo THOMAS BOVINE kno a51sss
GO TO THE GEORGETOWN DOLLAR STORE
i SsSs Holiday RnEsSsTs n.v. large and
A RARE CHANCE TO GET A PIANO FOR
"A FIVE DOLLARS.
wd,,s fp e.; 7,o .,,S ROSEWOOD PIANO. 6xA
at IS per chance. Call and see 1t at
POE SELlGSONS,
dec4-n 12e Bridge street, Georgetown, D. q.
WANTED-Ladies to call at the Georgetown
w stamping Store. New and beautiful DESIGNS
all colors, % 20 per dozen. Canvas and Cloth Slip
per patterns cheap. No II High street. Braiding
and Embroidery done to order. deca-lm
SPECIAL NOTICE.-PAPER HANGIN0-Per-
sens renting can save 10 per cent. by going to
TSBMAN'S; 112 Bridge street, Georgetown, to get
WALL PAPER and have PAPER HANGING
done. All work " ID be promptly executed in any
Part OF Washington Georgetown, and satisfaction
STERY WORK se1o-6m
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ATTENTION Il called TO the advertisement of
Messrs. Green x Williams OF the sale of vain
able property corner of 18th street west and
Massachusetts, avenue. The location Is most de-
sirable and accessible. Sale Wednesday.
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PIANos.-The piano fortes 10 be sold at the
great sale for NJ. III. Prince, Fsq., are fine in
stIumtnts, and are to be sold without reserve.
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WHERE Is FRANC,
At 433 It'll street,
next door to the Original Francs.
He keeps all Of the latest styles Of
Hats, Caps, &c,
and sells them at lower figure than anywhere
else in town. Call and see for yourself. u
GoETz PATENT KEFLKeTINe GAS AND
LAMP Ia. Il, SHADES win save one-half Of the guam
tity OF gas Or coal oil consumed without the use
OF them. They are cheap and durable. A. RO-
senthal, No. 4O4 It'll street. is the agent for them,
and also for Goetz's Double-cone Chandelier
Rehectors, and the Diamond Difusive Daylight
Refeetors.
FIGURES WILL Nor LIE!
HoU Large Fortunes Are Made.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
See the prices at which four of the leading
Sewing Machines are sold in the United States
Price in England In the q 8.
Wheeler & Wilson. S45 90 SS5 90
New Singer........ 81 80 Is 90
Elias Howe. $500 65 90
Wilson Shuttle..... 40 90 As 90
The above prices are for exactly the same
There is scareeIy any IN the cns Of
material and labor in any Of the above-named
machines.
Aidasii-w. 9. Wilson, President of the
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., personally ap-
peared before me, and made oath that the above
prices are correct and taken by him from cir
culars published in the United States and Eng
land under the corporate names of the COM
panies manufacturing said machines.
FRED. SMITH,
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Cuyahoga Co., o.
The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at
A. ROsENTHAL, 404 It'll street.
Terms easy.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIo.-I. Becker q Co.
successor to p. Wallach, dealer in mems, youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock Of goods, which they are selling at the
lowest market price. Those in want of clothing
or gents furnishing goods, would do well to cali
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. I.BEcKER & Co.
Odeon Hall, corner AZ street and Pa ave.
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DRESS GOODS,

DRESS GOODS.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED,
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED,
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED,
~LYONS BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS
Splendid qualities at 81 50, &l75, ~, 80 25 s25
S275 and S3 per yard; all very cheap.
WOODEN DRESS GOODS.
All the new and most popular fabrics for winter
costumes at greatly reduced prices.
JOSEPH ]. MAY
939 Penna. ave-, between OH and 10th sts
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SUIT AGAINST STRAKosCH, BECAUSE KEEL
LoGG DIDN'T SING HIRE LAST MAY-The
case or Spaulding and Rapley against Strakosch
Justice McArthur-Mr. John G. Wilson for
plaintiff, and Dayidge and Lovejoy for defend
ant This is a suit for damages alleged to have
Deen sustained by the defendant failing to keep
an engagement for Miss Clara Louisa kellogg
70 sing at the National Theater on the 10th Of
May, 1859, the damages being laid at $1,000 The
defence is that the agent of the defendant, j. c.
known and teiegraphed to plaintiffs in due sea-
son that she could not reach here in time to sing
on Monday night, being engaged to sing in New
York on Sunday night, and that she would
appear here on the Tuesday or Wednesday after
The case was still in progress when our report
closed.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A
II A PPY NEW HEA R.

To provide both to you and your little ones, have
sparea no pains, and am able now to lay before
an assortment OF goods which Tor
QUALITY, CHKAPNEss AND VARIETY
will h. pSf{E 1us i pRPsRFmEsr on frs, floor
you will find:.
4 pair Brown Fieeced Hose, 5 pair Iron Frame
bI:saa &:r s ns Linen B
broidered do, Linen Collars and pair Linen
Collar, D.T fine Md, Cloth, siik or Buck Gloves;
pair long Knit Leggins, handsome Zephyr Cloud
Splendid Ladies Merino Vest, all leather saichei
or Wallet, I covered Work or Travelling Basket,
d whaIebones, handsome Opera Hood, Gilt Bo-
9uet Holder, English gilt. band Bracelets, Black and
Ensmeied, Lava, NIAGARA spar, and other sets Of
yewery; Gilt, Coral, Pearl and Spar Necklaces,
Lockets. Finger Rigs, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
gerino or shaker Knit DO. good ali linen Heamsd
border ali linen Hemmed DO, very fnc do, pair
69s Cloth OF ND LINED with Far Trimming Buck or
ssna'o%s G.I PiRs q wallet lTsIy long ii wool
Buttons ed easd or
&c, gold. plated Screw Studs and Pins, Watch
Chains, handsome Cigar Case, &C., &c.
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
dressed; Doll Carriages, Cradles and Bsdsteads,
Tables, Sets of China or Britannia Dishes, Pane
Paints, and Msut sSIaf sf
monica. Trom boncs or Comets, Ten Pins, Bagatele
s.nsss ana
Stoyss kaleidosceges, Magnetic Toys, Alphabet and
Sets Of Furniture, NOah's Arks. sheepfo,d: and
EARNS, Boxes of Soldiers, Iron Cannon, Swords and
Guns, &C., &c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
set OF Chessnsp, or pomnoes, Brackets II endless
srusSs. ana Combs Silver
Plated Ware, Ssai r Vases Bnsts Gard and
Chess Boards with Men, Lava SMOKING G Sets. Pun
Boxes with Pufs, Hand and Standing Mirrors, Em
sae snd
Combs, Oil Paintings, Wreaths, Flower Baskets and
BOHEMIAN Dss Glass asss in styles: s:
srse Jsnnned Sf 81 se ss.,
ditto. 81 each, tre%srk ably eheae;i large Hand
key R.sS Sns & IL che
The next thing to which invite An to come and
HANDSOME CHRISTMAS TREE,
ten feet high, made entirely Of metal and on which
100 GAS LIGHTS.
a5 fie IinS IN IKE UsiseS S.aies. Il viii be Il, IN
BY next Saturday, the 9th instant, perhaps Q few
After tai ing look at that you viii please walk
THE TOY DIPARrMEHr,
which. to suit sverybody's purse, have divided OF
1--WE CENT IEpAkTMEMr.
ILFTkEN CENf DEPARfhENT,
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Wharf.-The Board OF Public Works have
ordered pumps TO be erected as fol .ews 18th,
between d and l. streets y. T., and ON 18th and
G streets s. f.. Also, the pumps to be repaired
in the following localities: 18th and / streets N.
T.; Az and q streets :. W; 10Th and q streets;
N, between ~ and 9th streets; 10th and G; 10th
and Maryland avenue; A, between 18th and 18th
dairy; 18th and A streets s. F.; I'd, between X
and l. streets y. E; ard 11th n. w.; Bridge
and 9Th; Madison and NJ streets n. W.; pa and
+ streets \. w; Vermont avenue, between 2d
I'd and Sd; 18th and 18th s. f.; IF. between .c::;,
and 18th y. w; 18th and A streets s. E.; New
FORK avenue, between 4th and 5th un the soulh
side, north side of l., between 9th and 10th.
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FULL ASSORTMENT

A FULL ASSORTMENT
IA OF
DOMESTIC GOODS: Cottons, Calicoes Ginghams,
flannels, Blankets, Shawls, Cassimeres, Water
DRESS GOODS: Black Silks, velveteens, Saline
cloths, Poplins, Merinoes, Plaids, Alpacas, Eping
sUNbRIEs: Motions, Hosiery, Gloves, Under
wear, Handkerchiefs, Spool Cottons, Spool Silks
LINENS: Damasks, Diapers, shirtings, Collars
Cuffs, Csmbrics, Napkins, Doylies
ONE PRICE TO ALL
B0GAN & wYLIE
dec2-t lois and lO20 7th street n w.
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HOLIDAY STOCK.
NOw's THE TINE TO SELECT
HOLIDAY GIFTS
LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
New illustrated Books Of the season.
Standard Poets, in every variety of binding
Sets Of STANDARD Works, I'm calf and half calf.
Family, Pulpit and Pocket Bibles, own inn orta-
tation; The largest, most choice, and cheapest
ever offered in this District.
All the New American and English Juvenile Books,
49, beautifully bound and ILLUSTRATED.
Mahogany and Leather.
Work Boxes and Dressing Cases.
Albums. Card Cases and Pocketbooks.
Games Parlor Croauet; Parcheese, Building Blocks,
WIN. BALLANrYNE,
dece tr 400 9TH St, Intelligencer Building.
WEBB d BEvERIDGE,
HAVE JUST OPENED
and ready for sale the largest and most elegant as
sortment OF goods they have ever offeredin~0
DECORATED CHINA,
BOHEMIAN GLASS WARE,
CHINESE AND JAPANESE GOODS,
FINE PLATED WARE,
PARIS AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS.
We shall daily receive all the new NOVELTIES
in our line for the approaching
HOLIDAYS.
Goods delivered promptly in all parts Of the Dis
JOBBERs AND RETAILERs,
d7-6t' Odd Fellows Hall, 9TH street.
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THE NORTHERN MARKET SITE-U Is re-
ported that at the interview of the special COM
mittee OF he House of Delegates To investigate
the market site question with the Governor yes
terday, the Governor virtually declared that the
action OF himself and the committee on markets,
In selecting, as they had the undoubted right to
do, the Savage and Nc Blair sites, was binding
on the District. The titles had been examined,
the deeds made out and accepted, and the only
thing necessary to consummate the purchase
will be introduced in the House in a few DAYS
instructing the committee to make the neces-
sary inquiries preparatory to the purchase of q
compromise" site-the Sprague square, bound
ed by L and III and 5th and 9th streets.
The INDIANA SocIABLE last night was largely
attended. The President and Vice President of
the United States, Secretary Fish, the Prussian
and Japanese ministers, Senator Morton and
wife, Senator Pratt. and Representatives Kerr,
and Manson, General Terrill, General Critterp,
den, General Mckee Dunn, and other dstin-
guished persons, were present. Gen. T. L. Crit
tenden delivered an address Of welcome, which
was appropriately responded to by Senator Nor
ton. Dancing was kept up until late hour.
The beautiful decorations of the room were
much admired, for which John @. Hogan, Of
this city, deserves the credit The pictures
were from Smiths art gallery.
THE ruxERAL Of Mrs. Commodore Almv
took place at noon to-day from her late resi-
dence, No. i4l5 Highland place, and was attend
ed by a. large eoncourse Of the friends of the
deceased. Dr. Starkey, Of the Epiphany church,
oficiated. The pali-bearers were Admiral Lee,
Admiral Taylor, Commodore Trenchard, Medi,
cal Inspector Cressfeld, and Messrs. X. s. Chew
and Albert The remains were encased in a
handsome rosewood casket furnished by Mr. r.
w. Barker. undertaken The remains were in
tered at the Congressional cemetery.
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CHrLDREN's OvERcoArs,
Boys Overcoats,
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HOLIDAY GOODS.


HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The attention Of the Ladies lie most respectfully
invited 90 my very select assortment Of
IABRoIDEREDcHAIRA AND SOFA CUSHIONS.
FIRE SCREENS. BRACKETS,
SLIPPERS, in Canvass, Cloth and Velvet,
TOWEL !. and az Hat E RACKS ssS,sd is .ecd a.
sairssarss, T Si.ik cssT sc SGFsr .as
GIG s.h street, Oppo.iss Patent once.
No Branch Store. deol2 tdec25
CHRIsrMAs EsENrs.
Just received
EMBROIDERED PIANO COVERS,
IN all colors;
MUSIC BOXES, OPERA GLASSES.
our own importation.
w. q. METZEROTT d 60.
Sole Agency Of Steilwayl 8 Pianos and Mason Ham
deel2 lw lin's Cabinet Organs.
NO TT E!
THOSE of our customers in search Of
PR 4 3 Z NJ rs
viii fnd il much to their advantage to make al
EARLY SELECTION.
This insures large and
UNBROKEN ASSORTMENT
TO select from, and avoidance of the rush usual
Just
BEFoBE TIE HOLIDAYS.
WATCHES, JEwEJRY,
SILVER and FINE PLATED WARE
LONDON, PARIS, and VIENNA
FANCY GOODS,
OPERA GLASSES,
EVENING FANS, &C.,
of our own DIRECT IMPORTATION, at
VERY Lon PRICES.
NJ. w. GAIT, BRO. d CO.. jewelers..
dll-at llO1 PENNsYLyANIA AyFNUH
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ANOTHER INJUNCTION CAsE-Ctdim agents
OCT. ls District Of CoiERJia--YesterdAy Mr.. j.
j. CcoKbs tiled a bill on the equity side Of the
ner and others, sgt. the District Of Columbia, to
enjOin defendants from collecting license tax
from them As claim agents. They allege In
their bill that their business is one Of necessity
20 claimants, &C. IL will be recollected that
the patent agents some time since were success
ful In a civil case against the District govern
menf.
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DRY GOODS.
kMk1 JOSEPH j. NAYS T7
WV PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, w
MAYS BUILDING,
939 PENN'A AVENUE, between 9Th and 10th streets.

~On hand the idrxest and most complete stock
Of the best qNdiity PARIS KID GLOVES To he
found in any retail house in the United States
~ Membere OF Congress, strangers and citizens
are respectfully solicited call and select their
Gloves from our large stock.
~ Ladies', 81: cents, S2.z5; Misses, Sl50
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Sayille don't do his duty he should be told of it.
When the public don't do theirs they should
be told OF it. Let's have fair play. Last
night one of Shakspeare's finest plays ''Henry
WIZ was put on the stage at the National with
great care and completeness. Mrs. Lander's
peTsonatiOn of the prosecuted Queen Catha-
Iine was almost perfect. She was ably sus-
wOlsey, Henry VIII, and Others being
particularly good After all the talk about
the legitimate drama the audience was not
half - large as would have assembled to see
the bTaZen blondes. More OF culture and refine
ment perhaps; but that don't I'LL the treasury
OF the theater. Will the public do better for
"Ebzabeth" this evening than they did for
"Catharine'' last night?
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kRAL ESTATE SALEs.-Green & williams
aaetoneeIs, have sold within a week past prop
cry as follows: North half Of lot 25 square
o.e, 10 Robert BOyce, for 81 go; lot IL, square
81, improved by two-story and attic brick
Dwelling, to Charles Essiz, for S5,505; lot 3, in
Dayldsons subdivision Of square 161; also, lot 4,
in same square, with improvements thereon, to
j.. H. WEIGH, at 81 cents per foot; lot IS, square
III, improved by two frame houses, TO Joseph
w. Babes, for S2.Il0; all shops and buildings
upon the west sixty feet Of lot Q, square SIS,
together with the benefits OF a lease on the
ground for Eve years, from June Z, 1870, to
Gen. G. w. Balloch, for 81 $50.
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VOCAL CONCERT By THE GEORGETOWl
MUSICAL SOCIETY

o. ruY bUILDING,
On III RSDAl ENHNING, commencing az 30 elk.
Prof. Il. j.. CANNON Conductor,
Tickets 90 Cents to be had at the stores Of G.. +.
Getty and Poe 6eligson. dl2-2tH
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CARO's BAZAAR, Yi4 Pa. avenue, between 9th
" and lofh SITS. Il the cheapest and best place for
fine GUNS, PISTOLS, CLOCKS. No trouble to
show goods. oc5-tf
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when Tom Taylors comedy Of still Waters Run
Deep and Boucicaults drama of Jessie BreDn
will be presented. Mr.. Hemphill is an able aud
efficient manager, and the prosperous condition
of the Walnut is an evidence OF his ability in
catering for the public. During the present
season be has presented number of frst-class
attractions, which have crowded the theatre
with audiences composed of the fashion and
intelligence of Philadelphia, and as a recogni-
tion of his services there should be full attend
ance this evening, especially as the bill for the
occasion Is an excellent one.
The other benefits will be as follows:-To-
morrow evening, Mr.. w. H. Bailey; on We'd
nesday, Mr. Lewis Morrison; on Thursday, Mr..
c. w. Bradshaw; and on Friday, Mrs Charles
Walcot. Each of these actors presents an ex-
ceent bill, which will merit the regards of the
public.
AT THE CHEsNUT the spectacular drama Of
The Old Man of the Mountain was very sue
cessful last week, crowded audiences being in
attendance every evening. 1t will be repeat cd
until further notice.
On Wednesday there will be matinee per-
formance for the benefit of the Holland testi-
monial fund, when The Honeymoon and The
Loan of LoUer will be represented We hope
that the public will cordially aid in making this
affair brilliant success.
On Friday evening Mr.. Joseph G. Foster the
author of The old Man of the Mountain will
AT THE ARCH Sinbad The Sailor will be per-
formed this evening.
AT THE MUSEUM, Ninth and Arch streets,
II,
entitled Cle-Cle will be produced this evening.
AT THE ASSEMBLY BUILDING the wonderful
two headed girl and the other living curiosties
will be on exhibition every afternoon and even
ing during the present week
AT THE AMERICAN number of novelties are
announced for this evenings performance
THEODORE THOMAS and his grand orchestra,
assisted by Miss Anna Mehlig. will give two
grand concerts at the Academy of Music on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings next. In
consequence of the great demand for tickets for
these entertainments, 1t has been determined to
sell reserved seats in the family circle. 1t may
not be amiss to state that for hearing orchestral
music these seats are really the best the house.
although they are not so fashionable as those in
the lower tiers.
THE ANNUAL BALL of the Americus Club
will come off at the Academy of Music this
evening. The gentlemen having charge of this
affair have been making great eXertions, and
this ball promises to be one of the most enjoya-
BILE of the season.
THE MENNERCHoR annual bal nldsgue will
take place tomorrow evening at the Academy
of Music. The ball will open with grand spec
tacular procession, which will present great
number of new and interesting features, and the
whole affair will probably surpass any of the
brilliant entertainments given by the Manner
chor in former years. One-half Of the proceeds
will be devoted to the relief of the sufferers of
the Franco German war.
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DIED.

BooZAR-On Sunday 18th instant, Mrs. MARY
ANN BooZAR, aged 63 years.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No.
day, the 18th instant at O'Clock, without further
notice
CARR-On the evening OF the 18th instant, HELEN
", daughter OF Jesse w. and Charlotte e. Carr
aged 16 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend her funeral, from her parents residence
No. 1916 North Broad street, on Tuesday, the 14th
instant, at O'Clock. To proceed to Laurel Hill.
BUNTIHa-At Roxboro. on the 18th instant EVA,
infant daughter OF Dr. Ross X. ana Belle IL. Bunt-
ing.
ERyIN.-On the 18th instant, at Kaighns Point, n.
T. THOMAS ADAMS ERWIN, only son OF Robert a2d
Agnes Erwin, aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fuy Invited 10 attend his funeral, from the parents
residence, No. 224 Kaghn's Point avenue, on Wed
nesday morning, at 10 O'CLOCK 10 cross az South
street and pre- ceed to the Mariners Bethel Penn and
Bainbrldge streets, for services by ll O'Clock. In
terment at Odd Fellows Cemetery.
MEGEK.-on Sunday evening, The l9th instant,
after lingering illness, JOHN ID. mcgee, aged 81
the relatives and male friends of the family, also
Lodge No. 3, A. Y. M, are respectfully invited tc
attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. So
| TO proceed to Monument Cemetery.
Lock Haven papers please copy. s8
! MEssCHERT.-On Wednesday, the sth instant, a
his country seat, near DouRlassyile, Berks county
Pennsylvania, hUIzneA MEssoHERT, In his 6S'
His relatives and friends are respectfully invite,
To attend his funeral, from DIR. James Kitchens No
| Ilb Spruce street, on Tuesday morning, the 14t
fnneral will proceed 10 Ronaldson's Cemetery. .ss
| WoLF-On the 18th instant, MIR. GEORGE WOLF
| I'm the 44th year OF MS age
! The relatives and friends OF the family, also N