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Contents OF No. 3 for July:
L CORALS and CORAL ARCHITECTURE.
by Elias Lewis, .Dr. with illustratluns.)
III, THE PHYSIOLOGY OF EMOTION. By
Dr. G. +. Elandford.
III. 4 GIANT PLANET. By II. 4. Proctor.
". TIE MiGI:ATIONS OF MEN. by Profess
sur \, DE- Qnatrcfagcs. (
v. ON THE DniESrlBiLlTf OF FEHETA-
gLE, ANp ANIMAL FOOD by Pro-
vi. MIR. MARTlNEAu ON EyOLUriGN. By
Herbert Spencer.
VII MUSICAL MICE. Gy Rev. $. Lockwood,
WILL THE: STUDY OF HUMAN NATURE. by
Rev. ~. W. Bccclcr.
IN. ASTRU -METEOROLOGY. by Professor
3, Daniel kirkwood: !.
<. IRON AND CIVILIZATION. BY A. s.
XI. NERVOUS CONTROL OF ANIMAL MOVE
AIENTS. From tie French of NJ. Oninus.
NIL VENTILATION, AND THE REASONS
FOR TT. ByR. Angus Smith. +. RS.
xiv. EDITOI'S TABLE: Man as an Object of
Scientific Study-The Discovcrcr Of 0xy-
LITERARY NOTICES: Masters Botany
for beginners ''-Scicnrc Primers: RoS-
GOES "ChGniistry - Isalfour StGEatt's
"Ibysics.n b, .4 ....
MISCELLANY: Length of Guns-Lnte Re-
searches on the Gastric uice-Sautary
..s Reform In india--A New Ana,sthetic-Do
Planets Vary In Color "A New Wiring
Machiuc-W Gather Waste Of Coal-Ancc-
dotcs of Rats.Spontaiieous Explosions OF
t;un-Cotton, &C. s~'' Il, 81
81.
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.... MACHINERY. DC. -
EOR SALE, am =, ,u,srRy


e HolsTING-ENGlNE, about is-hor s,ILr ST,,'
Z mounted Oh Wheels, suitable Tor quar- ,;,,'si
wrcrljnp, pile-dr,ving, &r, Win ar VIM, ,.
t',,n,,,,.r and all tie fixtures for pilc-,ri,ins
o ts-IiORSE POWER ufKi"iii h'H"''
One ns-fi0RSE POWER AGRICULTURAL T."
One " s-iI6RsE POWER PORTABLE kN'iS'
,, ahu ~ rho above can be seen running at >"
one NEW I.-HORsE POWER rohiA''' "
IN. GiNhEEI ,o-Ho,sE POWER sTATpNihRH,,.
va" ENGINE, with ..whcelcr's' Talent b'''"'>
Ono SSaEtsse6iNp-HANn ,eHoEsE rowEk nv
one T s HrsSnSSSn-I hsiS I:lloKsE POWER roF'
One A ssEcd sEiLfsSD s-uoRsE POWER u
, LIGHT ,], s2I FFW're STATIONARY ksGISStt
one 10 H0RsE Pow Err sTATlUNannYr tESG,;iSL
ono 3DHORSE POW EK STATlnA,A,Eni ,u;1iIERs
Two IS HORSE foWEK Ts s,, nj >rulDplrte;.,
Three s.I PLAIN Ia IN CYLINDER BOILERS '' '''"''
o 4, p ST's s;1snii ALDEN FAN BLOWER;
One is-INCii Pan BLOWER: ,s,,,-foo, fr,ncA
One POKT3BLEGRIsr MILL "i'n'-'0
an. bn ns.w st GRsY & WOOD PLASEk' :'''
" he'd. 81 inches wiie. ,r,ty. " tncht'
One sCkEW Cu1yIl TIM, oil, na n
ON. Fti,5T II L. THE, suitable for sun'in'n %
five EhRL's PATENT STEAM PuAfs' 'N
irhr 6 S Vsosii;;cE PUMPS, Aom one to ''"'-"
snkE isrfs PULLEYs, and HANGERS
sizes. 49, u..t and Gl"'
Valves, Gauge .Cocks Iailow s,sin " iisile,, fi
S sssss,i ns s Of Engineers s"pp"T
Erge asortrneat Of new anil sesoi'EIn a,a ana El
shapes, Shape Lresst; n T'h,reo fisturss mes
lets, aud all kinds OF tooaee'
4 o' The above viii be sold at very tsss''N"'N
and on recommending all' ts1.o .T8 ADpINGToS..
Nos t.ae isai, ilso and AZ cary s s,set
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Amherst County.

Forks or BlTFALo. May 81, 1872.
E:hicr$ Dispatch: | have converScd with
quite Il number of heretofore strong Demo-
Gratis and all are icrlr'.t'y satistic'l with the
Cincinnati nominal ions. Old Amherst will
he all right in November. Your manly course
in the defence of the nominations of Greeley
and Brown meets the cordial approval OF all
in this section of the county. i shall do all
can to increase the interest OF the Dispatch
here, us it is what have been for over thirty
years-conservative.
] remain yours, -.
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The New York Iimes-GRANT,s nc"
York organ-is in the habit of using very
appropriate terms in denouncins all opposl'
ton TO GRANT. For instance, it calls GREE
LEY and bis supporters " factionists," which,
considering tho prevailing tyranny, IS quite
proper. w ouldn't it be well to hang some o'
these fellows for their presumption!
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E1y~ TURKISH BATH TOWELS.
TN. ,.be,pest and beet assorted stock of HUCKA-
BACK and DAMASK TOWELS
Also n fine assortment of DAMASk ToWELs /;
BLEAC1lED TURKISH TOWELLlNG, used for
iEcsting; .s. -nE."r ".Ett" ''3i't|
ri CACHED DOYLIES ut 60c. dozen; 8 81. !
BLEACHED NAPKINS, all qualities;
TURKEY RED, PINK, GREEN, and GOLDEN
FLAX DoYLlES; 70, H.. a.H
The latest novelties IN PINK, GREEN, ana
GOLDEN ELAN CLOTHS;
BLEACHED, HAIF-BI EACIlED- ard Bko" n
DAMASK, at prices to suit; ...... ,
WINE DAMASK. in beautiful designs:
RUSSIA CRASH, TOWELLING LINEN,
LINEN SlIEETiSGS; '''1
PiQUES, striped, plain, and corded;
MARSElLLES VEST PATTERNS, ut
LEVY BROTHERS.,
my 20 i2l3 ana i@i' haih s'tee'
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The Wheeling hteiligemcer Republcan)
says that SUMMERS speech, was one of the
"most powerful and excoriating ever made
"asainst the Federal Executive i'll Con-
"gress." .t...s ~.
Of the speech the Cincinnati Commercial
sharply says: ...,
1" The cry goes up that Charles Sumner has
spoken against Grant too late. It is true
that he should long ago have given the coun-
try the benefit. of his knowledge of the
Saturn of the White House, but it is better
late than never. If the Republican party has
to sink or swim, live or die, survive or
perish, with Grant--if he is the great and
only Republican canddate--why, the party
is in Il bad way .@.. .'.l-.,.1
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DRY GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS
-; .,,..,.s 81. 81 AT GIT BROAD STREET.

S. HRS ii A., !
bcgs to inform his customers that he has recently
returned from New York with one Of the largest
and Lctt-sclccted stocks of DRY GOODS that can
lie fouI, In the city, embracing full llnc and varied
assortment OF W.. D., r. /
DRESS GOODS of the latest styles;
LACE SHAWLS Of the newest designs and pat
terns '"
MEMS WEAR, LINENS. COTTONs, 81 10
..,.;. .,,#asfs" TICKINGS, EMBROIDERIES,
3.E WHITE GOODS, &C. 1T
Special attention Is called to Il lot of J0UY1N'S
KID GLOVES at $3.50 To close, and ALEXAN-
DER'S KID GLOVES at csc. to close i'm ..s| f.
Also. Il lot Of SCARFS which have been reduced
frum IL to &c. q. r.... .is.,,s - a-..1..s. r.
Also. good WHITE LINEN, 1lEMSTlTCHED
HANDKERCHIEF at &c., aud the best TOWEL
that can bc bought In the city for Csc, ut .
S. ItIHSH'S,
les G27 Broad street.
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Senator LOGAN is yocilerolis ACROBAT. i1e
has been leaping and turning someFsau'ts
for some time, and people were in do'lpt "na'
he would do next. But SUMNER speech
came in as a timely spring-board, and from
il ne threw back somcrsalllt into GRANT ''i''r'
bosom. That speech, he says, fired his heart
and he had armed himself to fight through
the campaign for GRANT. He isa very active
as well rs itlssy congressman. ."
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SUMMERS ASSAULT Colonel FoRNEY says |:
cit would be folly to deny that his philippe
lis fierce and able. 1t would be weak to re-
"fslse to accept II as q bold and dangerous
sdslnonstiatlon.v !.
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MT DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
Handsome PLAID JAPANESE CLOTH at 1890.
worth CSC. per yard; s.-r 'H.rn.
SILK WARP JAPANESEa Mt soc. worth 7ac.;
COTTON JAPS, an excellent Imitation OF Six, NJ
37!c. per yard worth Soc;
SILK-STRIPED and CHECK GRBSApiAEsa al
25c. per yard worth soc. --..
Great bargains in PIQUES, BISHOP ana VIZ
rURIA LAWNS, aud other white goods, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
LINEN COLLARS, embroidered and trimmed
with Lace, at loo. worth CSC. &c 81 .my ~
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Greeley and Br0Wn--New York Rafii
catio, Rfcetin@-.S sketch Of Speecilcs

Greeley and BrOWH--New York RafiG
catian Meetings. Sketch OF Speeches.
We gave yesterday brief account of the
ratification meeting i'll the Cooper Institute,
New York, on Monday night. We copy
short sketches of the speeches on the occa-
sion. ~ -.
= SENATOR TlrgoN's srEEcH. -,
Senator Upton. OF Nebraska, was the first
speaker, He said "Tlcse arc strange times
into which we have fallen. The telegraph
Informed us at noon to-day that the great
orator. Carpenter, of Wisconsin; appeared on
the floor of the Senate to demoralize Sumner
and Schurz." The speaker went on to de-
nounce Grants administration, on the ground
that it sought to make all men who were war
Republicans before the war, war Republicans
after the war, when slavery, the real cause of
the war, had been abolished. Mr.. Upton
denounced the course pursued by the pre-
sent Administration towards the South, and
sajd:' +" We want men at the head of the
Government to represent the living issues Of
the day." "Mr. Sumner" the speaker said,
lives to-day ard represents the true scnti-
ment of the Republican party"
COLONEL ALEXANDER Mcclure,
ofaPennsylpsnia, Oh being introduced. WAS
greeted with enthusiastic applause. He said
the last battle of our civil war was about to
be fought There were manxgRsople waD
could not understand that Sord was
twelve years Older than It was twelve years
age, and accept nothing in the line of ad-
vancement; and that the war ended in. 1865.
and that enemies are now friends. The
paramount duty deyolving upon the Govern
ment after the war was to heal the scars left
by disease and battle, as the earnest wish Of
the people to restore the distracted and bleed
ing country to fraternity and prosperity.
The speaker claimed that this grand object
had not been attained, mainly in consequence
Of the incaplciCy of the members in the Cabi-
netwho had been, instead of statesmen, Gift
bearers and fatterers. In Government APP
pointlnents he asserted that mcompetency,
yenality ,nnd shame, have been the logical
results Of unblushing nepotisml, and the ap-
pointment OF unscrupulous men. ]. I ~ -
s.. Colonel Mcclure urged that the supreme
danger threatening the people was the ptlr-
pose OF tho Administration to enforce an I'M.
mixed personal or centralized Government,
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TOHN III. BOSCHEN d SON, EEl
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ' "a.
49, BOOTS. SHOES, AND TRUNKS.

LADIES' and G; ENI.S FINE BOOTS aud SHOES
inside to order aud lit n,arancc'I. ,, ,h
Goods Of our own manufacture. mace ''''' -
Lest materials, ALWAYS on hand. ,,.,,..,,ti,
ami Eastern -ina,lc work Of every description;
We receive our goods irt't from The iar'"r".,
Repalring done In the ncittst AMI bcsi ln"h'''
,,,s wv CO. between FtIih and Si''h.
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n TUBE Aa, gATa2UcTToN rnrs
AfTERSOoN. ONE HUNDRED HaNisoMy
LOTS las I!iEPJ,lsN on Il BUCK HILL.g All.
DINING specisi attention
OF inc p'blic called 70 lse foregoing
For persons Of small means, az ti,es1. .,,,
this sscp presents favorable opportunities foy nrnss
able iuseSt MeBss Suitable r,lrssijnenis nroy,d.s
Conseyaiices viii leave my oaics Al ocIort i, -
Sey pe al 10 the SAFE. q = W'6oDDIN.
,,..,
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IN MoREuaNEWggAND ELEGANT
GsoopssR 1R JUNE AND JULY.

b fsZST " go 49, go
no oaE-sfAx ERs AND SPRINGS GoERs'
A En-. PTsi9E & co.
aaesagatn. IN pnTkhs, aIisafc opening, by express
and steamers, large additions of NEW AND ELE-
CANT GOODS In each department
Long line or NEW PRINTS great chow ~ MI
tho now fsures-fof ladies' aud esh1drsii-in:
mourning and aif-mourning styles;
DKEsSGOOD8fhB THCK aid Observation-Disclosures,
JAPANESE SiLKSaat PePLIGS;s EstaFsk
GRENADINES black snd ceiorcd-variety;
SATIN-STRIPED HERNANIs ana HfESa-
no1n, Nv cAsfsRics ara PRINTS;
FRENCH and ENGLISH ORGANIZES, both fig:
ured and plain;
sf.w ma and thCCUNETS, from the lowest TO the
highest gradessft n: sntnfstfsrE 31t 9isE71sf
FANCY aOoI,Sti iSILS- sCARFS,LACE aud
LINEN COLLARS, CoRsETs, GLOVES. of
an kinds, PARAsOLS OF every make. Ho-
SlERY, &c. .....
'7y,DIE.s, and GENTLEMENs UNDERsHIRTsI
~ C,HILDREN's' u NDER SHIRTS, SOCKS,
.ltEFANS, &c. sc. ~ F.t''tfi .R5 tss.i
IN t,THsJ CAssIMEREs.a and yEsTINGs for gem
tIemen and boys; DRILLINGS, plainand fancy !:
DUCKS, &C., t,sfs .at4t.tu
IRISH LINENS AND OTHER LINEN GOODS.
In spite OF the recent heavy advance In such goods,
rs wen as Ii, wooilen goods the stock now on hand
win be sold ont 1T old prices. iS' r.slf
II je5 %it.i II - l.Ha H. PRICE & co.
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DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS.

hR1 GUUDS, DRY NUUIJS. ''''7-- =
JULIUS MEYER, Cos BROAD STREET.,
has Just returned from the North with large and
well-scrctcd stuHk Of DRY GOODS. consisting o
tlress goods ri I'LL kinds, such ~ s,. s..s., q.
JAPANESE SILKS, POPLINS. BAREGE:
MOIINIRS; OR ENhpiNES. stripcdand plain;
BLACK IIERNANI ut SIC: worth itc.;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, all silk aid wObl
warranted. at SOC. worth 15r.:
SIEk-WARP ALPAt:AS. TAMiSE CLOTH.
ORtiA NDIES. LAWNS. BATISTES. SEERSUCk-
ELS. and LINENS for ladies suits. ;
Also a large and fine assortment Of
LLAMA POINTS aud SACQUES. -: +,
rar,sols. Umbrellas Fans, I.aces, GiInls, Frlnges
and Fancy Goods generally. .,,....
White tioTIs sIprialty. I would lmyltn spcct;u
attention to my riock Of GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, consisting Of Cts;imrrcs and Linens, Shirts
Drawers, Socks. AMI Ties the prices and styles of
which guarantee to compare with any IN the cit y.
Give Iuc Il, trial. JULIUS MEL Eh:
" Il. jtisl ttctlrtd Il new stock of LADIES
Sl'T'rS # jcl.lw
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E5sSPECIALs NOTICE.-25 dozen
kLosTERFRAU COLOGNE, imported by rs
direct from Germany. We take pleasure In inform.
Ing our friends that this COLOGNE has Al las,
come to hand. and having II direct from the ci,y ~
Cologne Tor Kolul, can guarantee IT'S otg,,
strength, frcshness, purity, and faIi Fragrance W.
win sell Il by the dozen half dozen AT reduce,
prices L. WAGNER & CO.. Druggists,
" 4-2ts r. H 10 Sixth and Broad strc,,s
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EateElEaT DEcl.INEaNgpRicEs,

Prom tbi5 date unfit the fsf trade Commences 80
will make mp TO orsler our large and very sunc-,.
assortment Of y IMPORTED CLOTHS. cAssr-
MERES, and yESTINGS ut reductions OF fro,,
TEN TO TWENTY PER CENT.
,Thankfgi for the ycry, liberal patronage ex,ende,
to us this spring, we solicit continuance Of ,hs
same, promising our best erts to please both "a .,
style, quality, and price,
III. l.. SiLOMOSSkY G co
le '-6t ,f'f' 3tt1 1907 Main s,rast
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rl,O THE VOTERS OF IETHIRD,C CON!
Il OCCASIONAL DlSTRlCT.-l have been re-
qcstcd by friends In various parts of the district to
announce nyEcifS candidate before the COnserva-
tiye Convention Chat will assemble 70 make nomi-
nation for Congress, and take this mode OF doing
advance of the time of election If the subject had
not alreadybecn agitatcd before YOU. respectfully
solicit your support. and should ic nominated and
elected, will faithfully and earnestly represent your
Interests. siI = Respectfully -E1L.L' s
ic 3-dlwSw JOHN a. -MEREDITH.
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A Ill THE SCARCE Virginia LAW
IN BOOKS At 1915 MAIN STREET john aud
Old Practice: Loinax OF Executors and digest Of
Real Property Je1erson's, Wythe,s, ana , K9bn-
SONS Reports: Davess Criminal Law tenihg,s
ges,e4i Index; Ma.thews's Civil Digest; Tuckers
Commentaries. s1.rs sss.se ~
Also, all the new Law. . r,Srr,s,y
nv is hANDoL1 II u I-->S'i'iSii.
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GET A RICH AND DELICATE PEP
FUME-"THE KLOSTERFRAU OLOt;NE.
at WAGNER s co.'s; imported by them, and
guaranteed "tlic pure and genuine" e IN.
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mJyBLACK SATIN STRIPE GRENA-
DINF:-the most fashionable article Of dress goods
In use ut a. 10 and $o5 per yard worth Sl5o and ~
IRON GRENADINES ut all priccs-s"nc rclnark;i-
bly, cheap. Also great bargains In itEHNANie
and GRENADINES; all Of which have been pur-
chased by our senior partner since The great decline
In prcts, ,t,.ar, LEVY BROTHERS.
i2i3 and I2l5 Main street.
LACE-TRIaIMED LINEN C0LLABsat lvc.
my 20 .. ..s .-.a .s..
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MILITARY NOTICES.
7C,ANDIDATEs FOR, OFFICE. !

no THE VOTERS" OF THE THIRD
l. CONGRESSIONAL Observation-Disclosures
y friends In different parts Of the district some
time since made known my pnrpose To- nc candi-
to the action of, II nominating convention. j now
formally announce 1t. My position, politically, Is
Shown iy my connection with the organization In
which gu1l Conservatives are co-workers from Its
birth: aud having studied with some care the in
trrrsts and wants of our oppressed people since
their t.ainffcs came upon them, hope II elected,
I should succeed in representing them not Hii-
worihily. Your feliow-citiZcu,
H. S-4ruI3t* j.. Il. DANIEL. /,
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nu- BahYCHE LOR'S HAIR DYE
This superb HtIRDYE is tileisst IN the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous; no
disappointment; no ridiculous sinis or dlsasreeabie
i odor. The genuine WILLIAM A.BATCHELoRS
HAIR DYE produces Immediately a splendid btseA
or natural brown; leaves the hair clean, soft beau
fnl; does mot contain particle Of had OF any M
jurious compound. Sold by all druggists. Factory
l6 BOND STREET, N. 7. ~ li-eod
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TT IS THE FASHION. a New Novel.
i From the German of Won Aver. Sl.so. 80. !
EDNA BROWNING Or, THE LEIGHTON
HOMESTEAD. A Novel. by Mrs Al. j.
Holmes. $l.5n. Lst,.- 90 -.v.t.tgspl
LORD KILGOBBlN. BY Charles Lever. lllustrl-
ted Paper. IL. .s,,.'; :, g - a., o.,
RECOLLEt"rIONS OF A PAST LIFE by Sir
: Henry Holland, Burt. s..
THE PSALMS with Notes. For Pastors and
People: Iy Rey; ueary c9 AVIS S.2s. or
TIE FOURTH GOSPEL The HEART VI
THE LIFE OieDANiEL WEBSTER, BY G. 7.
Curtis sr s''is' WSS;of,DHotysE & PARIraM.
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We gave yesterday brief account of the
ratification meeting in the Cooper Institute,
New York, on Monday night. We copy
short sketches Of the speeches on the occa-
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DIED,


,BoLANp. On the 10Th inst, Mrs. MARGARET
BOLAND, aged % years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
IL 5th street, between East Capitol and north A
streets, Sunday, O'Clock D.
DANls. On the 2lst instant, at half past eleven
O'Clock a. m, ELLEN +. Il. DAVIS, aged years
and 10 days, beloved daughter of James III. and
Bschel X Davis.
Funeral will take place from the residence of her
parents, 1889 10th street. N W, on Saturday At 0
O'Clock p. m. Friends and relatives Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend
CT riley. On the 2lst inst, GRACE GILMAN,
eyed months. youngest child of William b. and the
late Helen p. Gurley.
LEWIS. On the zlst instant, Brother JOHN
EEWlS.
Ali the members Of Felix Lodge, No. 3, A. Y. M,
are notified TO meet on to morrow, I'D inst, at l21
O'Clock m. for the purpose Of attendns the funeral
OF our late Brother. All Master Masons in good
star ding are raternally invited. By order Of the
Lodge. II JsHS II. N. WILKINSON, Secy.
MEM At 3 clock on Saturday morning, 22t
N start, ELIZABETH MEEM, reict of the late
Jot n I. meem, in the 35th year of her age.
The relaty es and friends of the family respect
July invited to attend the funeral to morrow 5
O'Clock .. m from the residence of her father,
William King, No 3 Gay street, Georgetown.
RANDALL. On the 22i instant, at T:3O O'Clock a
m.,WILLlAM WASHINGTON RANDALL, aged
n years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral Monday, 2ith
brother, George A. W. Randall, corner 18th and ID
streets, N. w. New Orleans papers copy.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-22
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To be continued