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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

THE WEED sEWNG-MAc1nNE-Th!si isa sipe-
rior faiiy machIne straight needle and
easily managed and kept In repair and adjusts fsen
TO every variety Of work. We have made careful
INQUIRY of those who have given the machine tho
rough trial In the family aud have for several weeks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

ALLEGED CONFIDENCE Man ARREsTED.-ln-
formation has been received here that Detec-
tive O'Dwyer has arrested William Hall, the
alleged $4,000 confidence man, in Maryland,
and that he will arrive here i'll charge of the
prisoner this morning.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 20. 1872. 4.

JAMES R1vEa INvEsT1aAT7oS. The special
committee to whom was referred the charges
OF Mr.. BossieIIx against the James River
Improvement Committee, and the reply Of
that committee, viii meet this afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

UNAVAILABLE LErTERs REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND Posr-OFF1CE MARCH 10, 1872
Mrs. NJ. B. .Dysart, Buckingham Courthouse;
Robert McCowen, -; Jacob Mon, Rich
mond Miss c. Bagby, Quincy, III. John
Adams, Richmond; Captain o. A. Browne,
inspector on board steamer Tredegar.
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Oil-pantings hy JOHNSTON given away to-nigh

ADvERT1sE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion of the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. NJ. ELLYSoN & Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted ut pub
iShcrs' RATES.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 10, 1877. Z

IA, PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 10, 1872. -
.,..-.s....t... f ARRIVED. .y,l ,.fi ;a-y; .tRs.t
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, lnerchlu-
disc aud passengers, l.. Is. Tatum, agent.
.s f~sa SAILED, r ~ -bf
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch, New York, merchandise
and passengers, j. W. Wv;ttt, agent =
Steamer 6. Is. Upton. X oberts. New YORK, 1ner,
chandise and Passengers Virginia SteansHp ana
Packet Company.
Steamer P,Iisade. Nelson. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. w. j. Brett, agent. TMs steamer
will leave her wharf hereafter ut 81 a. M instead oi
d A. NJ. t,,..,
! BALTIMORE. MD, March E.-schooaef dobn l..
Merrill from Richmond, Va. , .fa5,..x.,
Special telegram TO the Dispatch.
CITY POINT, VA, March lo.-Arrived, seh9cnsrs
l. H. Myers. Anne S. Cannon, from Philadelphia;
Osceola. and Ashland-aIl for Richmond. Also,
Samuel Warren, for Petersburg. ,.'s}lt3E .Trtit'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

r TRANSPORTS OF REAL EsTATE.-Lyne q
Brother sold on yesterday the brick house on
the southeast corner Of TWenty-ninth sand
Franklin streets fChurch. Hill( for s,ooo;
also three brick tenements on Marshall street
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth, for
$500 each. . n M q i.,ts 81, ,s.s3t
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SPRING OF 1872. vii. NowLAN & Co.
Arc receiving new styles of fine jcwclry, .
New patterns of silver for bridal presents,
New opera and matinee chains and watches,
New diamond engagement and plain wedding rings
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
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JUST ARRIVED and now discharging, cargo of
anthracite coal at CHARLES Fl. PAGE 4 Co.'S, Nine
tcenth and Cary streets. Orders left at 7Os Grace
street will be promptly filled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

Upon the topic for The evening, "What
resting remarks were made by Aiessrs. w. +.
Taylor. +. w. Cone, and the president.
The next meeting occurs at the First Pres
hytrrian church the second Monday night in
April
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Ngw BRIDGE TO BE BuILT.--W Workmen were
engaged Yesterday afternoon in preparing to
hnild the Oregon Hill bridge, which was de-
s,foyed Yesterday morning by the tire at the
Tredegar Works.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, March 19.--Adyices from, the
Centra! department are that on the 10th In
stant the Spanish steamer which lately arrived
from Spain landed at Gibraltar l !, 100 rein-
forcemellts. - ~ 1}.ETs 5si{e fffSstf alHfHi''
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Choice prunes and figs for family use at ASToN1s.

THE Religious Herald, the best religious news
paper in the South, for sale by the single copy at
ELLYsoN ThYLoR's, Ills Main street Price, ten
cents nor cnpy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

NJ. ELLYSoN & Co.. Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any journal of the country at regular
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Dunram's celebrated pianos, with his hydro-car-
donated sounding board, ut AABoLpS 5 hasicai hA-
change, No s2O Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

THE RELIGIOUS HERALD of this city has very
large circulation, and read by those whom adrer
tiscrs most desire to reach. Its issue this week Is
TWELVE THOUSAND. The HERALD is the cheapest
and best medium for advertising in the South.
Oilicc, Ills Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

Frec-burning egg anthracite coal for CRATES
chestnut aud stovc-size for stoves Lehigh lump for
foundry use. 5. Ii. HAwEs,
Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, for gentlemen
and ladies; opera chains and leonines, gold chain
bracelets, gold thimbles, fine gold wedding and en-
gagemcnt rings; fine watches repaired by skilfu
worklnen, at GENSET'S,
OppOSte the DoSt-o[llCe.
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Two beautiful chrome pictures, valued ut fifteen
dollars each, given away at Virginia Hall tonight
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NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK, March ls.-Cotton dull sales OF
Is2t bales uplands 22Sc. Orleans 23c, Flour active
and unchanged. Wliskey, ssgas9c; Wheat, sSiG %Ila
Ssc Southern yellow, Baic. Rice steady ut st@92lc:
Pork active at Sl3M$l3 .2S. Lard inactive. Naval
stores heavy. Freghts dull. ii III; 1sI sd 3Efst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

THE LATEST SESSATloE.--"Tc Ten Years Of Tor
turc"-SCTTEN's Death-bed Confession. For sale by
ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, lli6 Main strect..-es.
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Hotel Harmed.

Iowa CrrY, March 19.-- The Clinton Hotel
was burned last night, fhe. guests barely
escaping. Ole Bull escaped IN his night
clothes. with his violin under his arm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

Best Anthracite Coal, for basc-burning and othc
stoves, now on hand and for sale at c. II. PAGE 4
Co.'s. Nineteenth and Cary, or 7Os Seventh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

81 have had n WILCOX & GIBBS MACHINE III
constant use for eight years, and never during That
time has it needed repairing. have tried several
othcre. and unhesitatingly pronounce yours the
best" Yrs. 4. Atceng, BditunOre, Nd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.
MANCHEsTER ADyERTrsEmESTs.
OFFICE CT SECRETARY AND AUDITOR,l
MANCHESTER. March II, 1872. !


MANCHESTER, March IL, 1872.
T'HE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE is
4 published for the information of all whom 1t
may concern: .
BE it ordained 6y the Trustees Of the I1tcn of
Manchester. That the prolongaton of the streets OF
The town. according to the recent survey, shall eA-
tend and apply to the new addition of the town as
follows: Decatur street, sixtysix l66) feet wide
street sxtsix d feet wide; Porter street si siJ [
wide: McDonough street, sxty-six l66) feet wide !;
and Semmes street, sixty (G0l feet wide :.
The streets OF the new addition, known as Marks
addition, shall be follows Stockton street, sixty
eol feet wide Everett street sixty t0o) feet wide
and Maury street sixty (60I feet wide.
All the streets parallel with Hull street and having
width OF 90 feet. shall have roadbcd of 80 feet and
aIkw,y OF feet either side and the streets 60
feet wide shall have road he'd of 30 feet and walk
way OH either side of 10 feet. All the cross streets
shall bc 80 feet wide with road-bed Of 90 feet, with
II wakway of % feet OH either side, except Hunter
street, which shall be so feet WIDE the roaded 10
feet, and the wakway shall be 10 feet on either side
By order of the Board of Trustees.
ROBERT H. BEAZLEY,
NH l3-W&Slw Secretary and Auditor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

PRESBYTERIAN SUNpAY-ScHooLI,H I, The
regular monthly meeting was held at the
Third Presbyterian church on Monday night,
the president Mr.. Sietebt) In the chair. = .
Reports from four of the schools were read
showing the attendance for the mouth of
February. A very small attendance on two
SabbatlH cuts the average down.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20
BALTIMORE MARKETS. ,.s' !,

BALTIMoRE,- March 1o.--yrginia's consolidated.
5sa. West Vlrgnas, IT, Both bids,yl - s4tti s2r
Flour dull. Corn steady white, GoG96!c. yellow,
se6Isic Oats--soutllern, 5!I56c = Pork heavy at
Slaa5 Bacon heavy rib Sides 7sc.; clear-rib, 7ac,
Whskey unchanged. sf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

Initial Paper of the most beautiful ana mtest
styles-four colors In each box-,lSt received oS
EI1ysox & TAYLOR, booksellers, llle Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

Shcet-m,Islc music books, and musical mcrclian-
disc at AMBoLp's Musical Exchange, No. s2o Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

NGwLAS& & Co. jewellers. are rccelvng new style:
OF rich jcwelry for the spring of 1872.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

Eureka Grand and cabinet organs at AMGoLD'
Musical Exchange, No. 90 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

Cream chocolate, marsi-mallow drops, and buttci
Scotch, at ANTOSl'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

COURT OF ArrEALs,--In the Supreme Court
of Appeals yesterday the case of Edlin Us.
The Mechanics Building Association of
Fredericksburg was argued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

All the floral novelties OF the season at MoRToS's
Flower Garden.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

PRICES REDUCED.-Admissiont to all parts of
the hall, a5c. Tickets admitting six persons, i'll.
Matinee saturday at O'Clock. Al the children
get Il present mil tS-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

Elegant new watches, chains bands, and neck
laccs, opening at SOwLAS & CO.'S, corner Main and
Tenth streets. .. .--
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GRAND SPRING OPENING At E. B. SPENCE &
SONS, 1900 Main street.
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Don't fall to go to Virginia Hall Tonight Beauti
full presents given to everybody. Admission, 2:
eanfl rr
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Superb new pieces Of bridal silver ln cases) Open
ng this week at NowLAH & CO.'S.
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JOHNSTON gives everybody present at Virgins
Hall. ... .
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ANToSI's is the headquarters for fresh California
pears. iE-.-.a.a' ...s --g.
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HusT1sGs CoURT.-This court was engaged
on yesterday in hearing argument i'll the case
OF Wesley NJ Brock. Att O'Clock, the argl-
ment being ended, the case was given to the
jury, and after an absence of half an hour
brought in Il verdict of not guilty Of felony,
hut guilty Of misdemcanor in the attempt.
Judge Guigon will probably fix his term Of
imprisonment to-day.
The case Of DIR. n. \. II. Goddin will
probably be tried on Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

GRAND SPRING orENISG AT Z. B. SPENCE &
Sons, 1900 Main street. .s. ..-
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JoHNsToS's TOUR Saturday afternoon for chill
dreE. Fifteen cents. Everyone gets present
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CoSv1cT REcElvED.--John w. Brown
fcoIorcd) was received at the penitentiary
yesterday, to be confined nine years for bur-
uiary, -
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MOODY 81 ROYALL,
lfA REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
hUCTIONEERS, AND GENERAL
COLLECTORS,
CORNER HULL AND SEVENTH STREETS.
MANCHESTER,
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA.
--.-t [fe 6-am
CORRESPONDENCE.

CORRESPONDENCE.
TAMES p. COWARDIN, ESQ.,: DEAE
~ SiR,-In behalf of the Knights Of Pythlas and
other benevolent organizations and associations OF
this cty we desire to give you some evidence OF our
appreclatiou Of your well known talents. and your
frequent generous efforts IL the cause Of charity and
benryoIence. With this view we beg leave TO tender
yon a complimentary benefit, at such time and place
rs will auit your convenience and pleasure.
Yours most respectfully,
A. NJ. KELLEY,
Chairman Lecture Fund for Catholic Orphan Asy-
lu!ns. u,.rr
President of Board OF Trustees Pythian Hail.
=. +. III. lMBODEN>
CAPTAIN Richmond Light Infantry Blues.
"P j. TAYLOR ELLYS0N,
President Young Mems Missionary Society second
Banst Church and other officers OF various chafi-
table and benevolent associations.
ss -.,. ts3s.s RICHMOND, March 10, 1872.
Hessrs A. H. Heiiey, ~. II. Fade, and others:
centlemen-Your favor Of the 18th instant mas
been received aud am much gratfed VIII your
Kind proier OF complimentary benenI. As I gene &c
raj thing shoald be ayesse to accepting an onsi ~
ffis ci,aracter Coming as this does however, IA
snci, aattesing shape will with pleasure reeve
22d), ut Assembly Hall. .....aa...,,,tv
aIn, gentlemen, yours very pSIr nT,yN
4 NH 9o-tt JAMEo = wv 1AsNA 1AAsNA
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Sweet oranges at AsToN's, Main street.

Goto Asrosl's If you want pure confectionery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20
MARINE HNTELLIGENcE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 20, 1877.
Suu rises. ........... 600 Moon sets........ 3:5I
Sn sets. .......... SOC High udc... ........-las
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Fresh supply California pears at ASToSl's.

Ripe. sweet pears for the sick at ANToHis.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

James L. Murdoch will give miscellaneous
readings at seiDway Hail. night, before tne
General Society OF Mechanics and hadesinen.
The fair for the benefit of the German Hos
pita and Dspensary, which will open at the German
Savings Bank buldingiDec TO- has been very fuy sup
nied with articles including tS25 rosewood piano
nom the German piano makers.
The Rev. Edward Love was ordained pastor
OF the East Baptist Church, last night. The Rev. MT
Gnks made the opening prayer, the Rev. Thomas ARM
tage preached the Rev. Wm Reed made the or9hSsion
prayer and gave the charge TO the PASTOR ana tho o'
g Grenell gave the charge 10 the people.
course of free lectures on philosophical
subjects Is 10 be given Thursday evenings during
December and January, in the chapel OF the University
NJ the CITY OF New York, by the Faculty OF that nsi,u
ton The first lecture viii DE delivered tOuofs9M p5
Prof John W. Draper, ON The origin of Mo"ern
Science.
AT meeting of the National Rifle Associa'
ton yesterday afternoon, Vt announced that worh
on the range IS going rapidly on, aud that Gen. WOOD
bull and othor officers of tire Ninth Brigade at Albany
are organizing an association 20 upfe with this In
Hon David w Judd elected to nh ydcansy nMoni
the directors, and resolution passed proViniut
that with certain exceptions. any regular military OF
e1nlation, by paying so or more year, can LOhidu
as many OF ts mombers TO the membership VI tue AhsO
olatlOn Us II contributes dOlags.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
SOUTHERN POLITICS.

MONTGOMERY Ala. Dec. 3.-At 12, to-day, the
legislative body at the United States Courtroom Vooo
unanimously in both branches for George h. Spencer o
United States Senator. There present, In one
branch 10 men claiming to be Senator'S and In the othol
branch 52 claiming TO be members, one over quorum
COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 3.-The Inauguration
OF the now Governor of South Carolina, Franklin j. Mo
ses ir to-day was conducted with more OF a public
demonstration than usual. Mr. Moses has been. since
the new form OF government existed. the Speaker OF
the Lower House OF the General Assembly.
RALEIGH, Dec. 3.-'The ballot for United
States Senator resulted to-day, in Judge Merrmons re-
ceiying 81 votes, and Vance So Tne whole Republican
vote was cast for Merrlmon.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
GREAT BRITAIN.

COMMENTS on THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
MARINE DISASTERS.
LONDON. Tuesday, Dec. 3. 1872
Abstracts of President Grants message are
published in the morning papers The Times says il will
be read with interest, although largely devoted to
domestic afars. II full OF confident authority and
plaeity and in the enjoyment of assured success dis
regards The Times, alluding 10 that part
of the message which treats OF the rebellion in Cuba
doubts that the abolition OF Slavery in that island would
end the fcud between the Cubans and the SnaDiards
The Doy Neirs hopes that Gen. Grants attention viii
hereafter be occupied with the reform Of the civil
service than the acquisition OF santO Domingo. The
Day Yecs thinks the people of the United states are
ready for departure in the administration Of their
affairs and the present session Of Congress viii be espe-
cay interesting to those who watch for indications OF
the coming party Of progress.
The AnkathOr, from New-York for Falmouth. was
abandoned at sea in sinking condition. Her crew was
rescued by a passing vessel. The wellesley has gone
ashore az Sandheads, and viii be total loss
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

OInsy appeared rs counsel for tho prosecution Tns
charges were read and, after much discussion, tbs
Chairman decided Tint the accused could only nc tried
upon the charges 10 tie Senate by tho Governor
ana neither the Bar Association other parties not
within che control Tho Senate had any authority to
serve charges.
Br Smith then moved ~ dismiss the compliant. ON
te ground that the Court - tne respondent not
cOurt of record and therefore the did not
within the Jurisdiction OF Tins Senate. After prolonged
argument the Senate decided that II had Jurisdiction In
the cfse and Mr. Oney proceeded open for tbs prose
cutioD. After a recess Mr. ODey concluded tho sFgn-
ment. and j. OBren, George > Gardner. ANA NJ j. Cody
gave evidence 10 show that the accused unlawnIy
partner Ia the Grn ~ Cushing, Pman Co, ana TO
ceived sums Of money ranging from 81 10 500
Al the evening session additional Testimony w4
given.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
NEW-YORK.


ALBANY, Dec. 3.-The Presidential Electors
met in the Assembly Chamber to-day, at p. m. ana
we're called TO order by the Hon. c. Hilton Serbner Sec
retary OF State. The Hon. Anson ]. Wood Deputy Sec
reary Of State acted as Secretary Prayer offered
by the Rev. DR.. Brdgman The list OF Electors chosen
In the late election was then read Eeeor respond
ing his called. The names were again called
and the Electors came to the desk where the oath of
office was administered by the Secretary Of state. On
motion OF Fred Douglass Gen. Stewart L. Woodford was
selected TO preside addressed the Convention briefly
GENTLEMEN OF THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE OF NEW
YORK: For the great honor tbat you have done ne
thank you heartily. We meet 10 record the VIII Oh ,e
in the selection President ana NcePFeslutht IOi
the ensuing term. We gaticr in the SHADOWS OF great
sOrrow he who competitor OF the successful can
didate lies silent forever in death. go
The day which shall record the election OF the one VIII
witness the last trnto Of respect 10 the lieless
remains OF the other This victory which has come 10
the living, this greater victory which has come TO
the other in the OF heaven makes this gathering Tor
ever memorable, and while the nation bends over the
coffin Of with LIVING memory of all his great WORKS
and worth, she a earnestly pidys tIt nc upOh WAOih
your choice will fan lOmOTOw may be so guided ~ 10
be President Of the whole people, Tor the good Oh the
" hole people.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN. Dec. 3.-The Presidential Electors
of Massachusetts met and organized to-day by choosing
L. Rockwood Hoar President and William t. Davis Sec
reary. accepting The presidency Judge Hoar thanked
the electors for the lOnOr conferred upon him. In
spealng OF the duties Of this body the morrow he
said he supposed they were prepared 10 east er Not
for whom the people had designated Tor President
with wonderful uuaniuity. solemn Thought was that
the time OF tner meeting tO-DOIfOW lbc lcuas Oi
the COmpetitOr OF Gem Grant would be borne 10 nelr
ast resting place. This might give most STRIKING
lesson VANITY OF human ambition. lie cOngfdu
lated the College that hey would have the pleasure OF
casting their for yeePresGent for worthy SOB
OF Massachusetts
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
DIED.

ABBERLEY-ou Tuesday morning Lonora Bell daughter CT BI T.
Tie funeral place Of her parents No. is
Third-s, Brooklyi, E. D. (Thuay) afternoon at
O'Clock.
CORywALIA YOrvai Conn., Sunday Dec Aer short i-
uess., Mr. L1einda Cornwall sse5 90 years ..,, 60.
wees ,.:sy R a. attend SS ho further % nS '' ' fanny
CoRTELYOUu Brokln MONDAY Dec 1872 Adrian c0riei-
d nds are nys to attend the fuer, on THURSDAY Des
O'Clock from his late residence No. 5Jt Gfeeaea'e.
Brojkyn.
DwIGHT-At EugesOod N j. Monday Dec D. the Rev. James
Funeral at ths pesbyteran Church EngevoOd o:l5
invited . attend.
EDGR-Tn Jersey City Tuesday Dec Of crsbrp nil meuing,i
d. daughter Joseph o. and Eleanor EDGE aged II mouths -
FGne al on Thursday Dec O'Clock from the residence Of
parents ghts between Cole and Monmouth jersey cTI
Long Branch papers please copy
FRANKLIN-The funeral Of Mrs Joseph Franklin will take place al
st. Csmens Church Amtyst this ely on Sene.ls ih Dsee
uEArONSuidenly ia Brooklyn 1872 Henry NJ Heos.
son Of G. Maria D. H4OD, 10 the 18th Of hs
The friend. relatives respectfully invited to attend his a,r.t
from his late residence id CareonAVe, Brooklyn on wednesday,
Dec. T. at O'Clock
HRRRICK-In City Of Bruu.ieL J.. Dee 1874 Jus4s
The relatives and sy respectfully invited to ,tent
e iEs remains Will De- taken 70 New Bsy Cesery Zoe
interme1t Train leaves New York for ~Brunwck at $50
LExOw0n the morning Of the d. at his residence West H0bOiss
The neraent vii taEe place HobOken Cemetery Ths
day.
PYGRY-At Elizabeth n j. Monday Dee Mrs R L PiHsp In
she 3ith year Of her age -,
the residence John PaV Westminster al
morning lnteTmsn an Roseias Ceme'ev.
rnIoU-At c.t.i De-, 1877, Emm. Middleton I5uaA, wife
Charles rshsm " Col Lnah Of Charlie
ton 5. C., 10 tie 33lh year oi her age.
VAN S0RDEN-on Tsesa Dec ls7 james Van sOrisn the
10th year OF bis age
a Notice Of funeral hereafter
WARD-In Boomfed. Monday with consumption khzs X Ws<.
Il daughter OF Nelemia War. deceased.
Relatives he family respectfully Invited 10 attend the
funeral brother Israel W Dec D. is al
u O'Clock n.
"She sveety feh asleep In Jesus"
wARNERAt South Amboy N Dee George W. Warner late a
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