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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
A MEDICAL REUNION.

The 2Gth anniversary of the New York
Academy Of Medicine celebrated last evening by a
supper at the Ashland House. at Fourthave. and
Previous 10 the supper the members Of
the Academy met the hall ot the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons at Fourth-sve. and Twehy.tbird-s, TO
hear az address by Prof John C. Dalton, NJ D., The
Origin and Propagation OF Disease" AT $50 o'clock the
members entered the parors Of the Ashland House,
ia partake Of q sumptuous supper Among the guests
and members present we're DR.. Austin Flint, PRESIDENT
Dr. j. o. Pond Treasurer since the organization VI the
Academy; Dr. Eliot, President OF the County Medical
Society; Dr. J. o. stone President OF the Wido~s aud
ORPHANS Society of Deceased Medical Men; Dr. John C.
Peters President the Medical journal Association
Judge Van Wrinkle, eX-Presideut Drs. Anderson, foet
and Peaslee OF The NewYOrk Academy OF Medicine Dr.
Vauderpoe Health 0ircer, Prof Chandler aud Pfes,-
dept Smith VI the Health Department, Dr. Henry
CranutoD Dr. w. h. Tnons, DIR. Morris, and others.
DR. Austip Flint President Of the Academy .said that
the first toast %as the "New-York Academy OF Aedl'
cine" He said that although the Academy had Deeh
established 26 years this was their frst social rouoh
glad tnat the Committee had dscnarge1 uieir
would Dc frequent. Tne second toast, DNihy'
Law, Physic nurtured by faith, animated by nope
inspired by charity" responded 10 ~ Ut: a. y.
Post, Jugee Van Wrinkle, aud DIR. A. NJ Bell. Ihc
third toast Tins Academy, 50 huccessluI III
the past needs a permaoent building TO insure
by DR.. James Anderson. Dr. Anderson said "
was essential that The Academy should have building
OF Their own, aud three Year, Committee was ap
pcnten 10 secure subscriptions ana cndoavor 10 engage
III charge Tnese gentlemen had collected st,0l &c. and
lie Committee StlO ana the interest these amounts
was o. l0 81. so that the total oasD now Ia hand
t.sgs O.. There Ma sti duo On pJVmised subscriptions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21

Madenane are peculiarly adapted 70 the largest class
Of vessels the street adjoining ia already blocked
up with CARTS and would be rendered almost mpsssabe
by the additional number that would be required by the
dumping ground; the deterioration OF property would
be infinitely greater than any saving IN The distance OF
carng the might amount to- II would diminish
the OF taxable property and cut of The present
income from these valuable piers in that Deighborhood
the dumping ground would be likcly TO prove an uu'
bearabe for thiokly settled population in
that district Of the city, and for the millions OF passen
gers who yearly the various ferries and pass on
the various steamship lines. Tho citizens requested
that the Commissioners, ii thCy should not immediately
decide 10 rescnd the previous resolution would at least
postpone action for week, until the feeling OF the com
munty upon the subject could be more thoroughly IN.
veStigated. The Commissioners replied that they wound
consider the subject, aud send word TO the gentlemen
signing the protest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21

The meeting at the Chamber OF Commerce.
with reference to tho discussion OF specie paynens mas
been post poned until Nov %. when both the n0'y
and minority reports Of the specM 'oui"''o' va" w
presented. - -,
The entertainment given ut Association nan
last night the benefit OF the WorRingwomans rio
ectivo Union by Clara Norris and John s. norton
was largely attended. The first part OF the prugrlmne
COMPRISED rectas OF selections from Jean Ingelow and
schiller by Miss Norris, and selections from Collins,
iormance concluded with dramatic sketch entitled
4" matrimonial"
The Xth Assembly District Republican AS
ISOLATION met last evening at No 2S Avenue A. Jacob
Patterson, jr chair. series Of charges against
Alderman Peter Kehr Vce-President OF the Associa-
ton. submitted, and referred to Committee 10
report 40 the next meeting. George s. MeWaters made
brief address the Cuban question ana on the con
viction OF w. NJ. Tweed and offered resolution when
was adopted, sympathzing with the Cubans and urging
upon the Government the necessity Of speedy anu ei-
iectiye aotlOn IN the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
HARLEM CHURCH-BUILDiNG.
TIE NEW EDIrIcR FOR ST. ANDREWS IAN
EpIsCOPAL CHURCH

TIE NEW EDITICR FOR ST. Andrews rhoi
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Tho rn,r ed;fice for St. Andrews protestant
rniconal Church. in East One-hundreda nG-tweh'y
on,b.st IA randy approaching coihpie''n, """
n,ace tbe structure destroyed by IRE on NOV. 10 o
The new building occupies the she vi .no ou 49,
,r,nnd which extends from one-hundredand-t"on,'
seventh-,t TO one hundred anitwehB e'Sh'"''' ~,
strpc,ure IA 1a5 feet in length ana mas cour'yai"
trees and shrubbery on Gao" OF .,so con.
an entrance Oh both streets, ana al'o oo"
,,ao,. win the parish building in one-huhureu-
ooatpenty-exhtI-st. The plan OF inc puu,"S
ohraces nave and aises, chance ana ehance ai''o''
ono of which IA used for baptistry, and the oer IoE
chiIdrens free seats. The tower, Ioh'ihs vi 'Ho
is, with its spre, 10
fec, high Tho robng room and organ gallery are In
the north transept suitably proportional buttress or
tower contains canopied niche for Che reception OF
statue of the patron saint Tie building is OF rose-co'
ored granite from Mantle, Conn. The walls are rock
faced, with dressed Jabs and arches. The doorWays
and belfry stage have carved caps aud pol
ished granite columns at the south uansept
door. The gables are COPIED with stone,
ana Snshed with stone crosses. Tho Interior l. bullt
with clear story, arches carried on iron columns,
with nodded bases and foliage capitals The roof is OF
open timber construction. with principals, collars. ham,
mor-beaIns, arched braces aud pnIues. inc ohaucei
terminates in opsdal end with 80 e9mpet. WaOws'
filled with fullCngth figures oi Our Lord ST. AhdfoW
and the four Evangests In the chancel dsies are repre-
sensations OF the Nativity" the presentation Chs'
among the Doctors" and other memorial WINDOWS
Tho whole effect of the interior Is bright and pleasant
The interior woodwork Is Of Duternul anu ash WIN "
slight adWiXture OF black walnut IN tno cnsnveh h
elaborate altar and font nave DeeI Pro'ireu ~
gifts from friends of the parish a. ncmolas Tue eA-
IRENE length Of the building rs eet ahd tne
comnodete about 900 people ana the cost OF lhe sIe
turo viii De about $4,000 the cost Oh inc 9t%an soUI
The banding VII be opened for services on o.. hIo"
DaV NOV so TIE architect rs Henry VI. COuSdOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
TWO GEOGRAPHICAL PUNs.
To TIE Editor OF The TrtbRne.
g.. nc no,,rrn .r,.,, 80 Ennnr q nAnnufn o.

To nc 7 nIF0r OF THO IFIUNHc
SIR: OF course you know manufactured
pun when you one" and counterfeit You nailed
Yesterday. Shall give you the genunef When Gov
Marcy was Secretary OF State Washington, person
whose duty it was to receive callers on the Secretary
and introduce hem the discharge of his duties one
day could not dnd the Secretary in his Office After
looking vain for him he rushed franticaly up to
party who he supposed would be able to inform
him. and striking an attitude, exclaimed; "That
Marcy ] 10 others show, that Marcy show TO meP
The counterpart suggests to happy applica-
iion OF the quotation made by Mrs Harriet Beecher
Stowe years ago while passing up the Mersey on
"a voyage 10 Liverpool looking overheard, she observed
the muddy character Of the river. and remarked 10
friend standing at her side The quality VI Mefsey Is
not strained" H.
NciC- York, Nov. 10, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
THE MAYORS THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATIO n.
Mayor Havemeyer has issued the following

proclamation in relation to the proper observance Of
Thanksgiving Day:
The exemption Of city during the present wear
from pestlence while some OF sister cltics have
sorely afflicted, and tne numberess bouutes and
blessings which have received from "A beneBce mt
Creator call for the grateful recognition of our
ia the observance OF the 27h inst apart iv the
President the United states and the III
state day Of public Thanksgiving aid prayer; and
Fwould recommend the sukIsnsiOn of all bnsiaess on
that day, and that the beray Of our citilss,s he
tended ~ the poor and unfortunate among Us 10 enable
them participate IN the enjoyments OF this rel lions
festival.
Given under my hand aud seal at the Mayor. Office
tins 10th day OF November III the our Lord s3
W r. HAyENEYER M,yor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
THE NEW punPING-GRoUND OPPOSED.

A meeting Of the Dock Commissioners was
held Wednesday. for the purpose OF hearing all VINO
desired 10 protest against the proposed
OF the foot OF hsdeDane, Thirty forty persons at
Aepaed, and protest signed by many moro wa pre-
scented The Objections urged In the protest. and person
slJ pytk9ss lNsas yS n ,et tEes, ", 10 Osr 4ssF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
FATAL ARRAY IN BROOKLYN

Peter McDOn0ugh was wounded i'm an
ARRAY in tho basement OF tenement at Bergen and
vsnderbitsts Wednesday evening and died yester-
day afternoon After he injured he was carried 10
Ma home and bis wounds were deemed to he slight.
Two persons who present when he was assaulted
arrested and sentenced yesterday 10 imprs-
oument for 6vs and ton days respectively for intOxica-
lion, ia WAS ascertaDed yests rday that McDonongh
wa. diving -Four more arrests were immediately made
by Capt. Campbell. The deceased leaves y wife aud
eight children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
PoLICEMEN's HINTS TO STRANGERS.

To me EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: A visitor to the city, | was advised by
friends to apply always to policemen for information as
to routes and places Saturday asked one policeman
where to find the Aston Library and had the Armory OF
the Fifth Regiment Il beeve) pointed out. Crossing
oscertained the mistake and questioned two policemen
neither OF whom knew, Out ,here was the Cooper Ia
stute." Similar inquiries about other places have de
veloped about as little information. Wouldn't II be well
TO have policemen know something about their own
beats 2" SIGHI'sEER
Aeio- York, Nov. IS 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
HOME NEWS.
ruERMoMETpR YESTERDAY AZ nUoNUT-s. is BROADWAY
Dam-27o Noon-33o 3 10 m.-33' hmuignt-EF
pnnMINkNr ARRIVALS.

Eynh 5renue Hoiel-Controller Nelson Hopkins
~ Albany Senator Of Utica senator James
Gepesee " Judge d. Rice Of Maine tbe ho3 u IL
mi JoLn r. Thomas H. Garfield OF vermont h YIN
s,e ar .Mopotdn
1ohn Robinson Bnghsmten .Breroor Hoase tss4 OF voc
Pennsylvans Railroad Company Wadsor HCt, IT. ~
JA Washing,On NEhOtas H0fl-Ihe Hon u ~
uon c. Of Santogai Senator W. H. Woodn u Auean ~ H.
and 81 ry an supen Dden Of the Postal Service oil Js
si,1 J0usS-Ex Roswell Hart o. Rochester INhH'
Uon.s-Co Spanish Army No- 9k
nr,nr Toronto; Dr. NJ Wells. Ued States naYI aud joseph
}mm.t TIE comedian HOuse-Capt b heha @
iin,ted states Army. 10. ds.or houSo-Blsn Adams
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~ % which ne expected N soon have go mat tnc "ha
would be t2073 81. He hoped TINS ainome mV h,e
duplicated in time. He said they snoula naro
building and library, and he had no uouo, ,n's ,cd
states liberal amount collected during INC e'e"
ing. one gentleman giving 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
POLICE NOTES.

An unknown man jumped from the HOuston-st
feryboa. Stnyyesant .ast evening and was drowned
John Hutton Of No 81 Butler-et Brooklyn, whlle
Of pistol last nrg. Accidentally Sot nsH
In the cheek The wound considered fatal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21

For first class dress or business hat, 60
direct the maaufaetgges EsPEs.CHEID. lis NssIu-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21

DYrIyG AND CLEANING.--Have it done at
LORD elegance aud tea OF tah hs oLces axe a. go
AMI 934 BToad~Sy, AM III Eghtl-iye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
VIEW vnnK many TRIBUNE FRIDAY NOVEMBER d, 1873
t.Frr,rprs AND MEETINGS.

buspsss in New. York The steamer sailed yesterday
without hi,p and detectives investigating the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
FINANCIAL DISCUSSIONS.
PROPOSED REFORMS IN BANKr

PROPOSED REFORMS IN BANKING.
A QUIgT DAY IN wAII-sT-TiE TOLEDO. WABASH
AND WESTERN RAILRoAD-THE PR oPosED Aopi
VACATIONS OF THE BANKING SYSTEM.
Business on Wall-st yesterday was not marked ny
any special interest. There an advance IN rail-
way stocks which fell off again before the close of
che market. Gold declined at the opening but adj
yanced on rumors concerning Cuba
The Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway Com
many was again the subject of rumor yesterday,
further defacations being alleged to have been dis
covered The fact that the Board of Directors were
in session tended TO give currency to the report.
TRIBUNE reporter was told by officers of the Com
pany that there was no foundation for the rumor
md that the directors had been holding meeting for
she transaction of regular business They added
shat the stocks which had been lost through A.
Body, the late President, had been recovered, and
the only deficiency remaining was from moneys
belonging TO the Company and used by Mr. Body
for his own purposes. These they expected TO re-
rover in full. They said that the stocks had
been taken by Mr.. Body probably for
the purpose of raising money on them and that Mr..
Pearse whose name was connected with the matter
when it first became public, had acted only as Mr..
BoOdys broker The Company had never had any
dealings with him, nor did they consider that he
was in their debt to any amount The great feature
of the day was the debate at the session OF the
Clearing house Association the subject oil re-
forms in banking. Several amendments and alter
ations were suggested, and the report OF the Com
1nittee of Nine will be considered at the next meet
ing. section by section; but although opposition
may be developed in quarters, II is confidently
asserted that its leading propositions Will NOT DO
stricken out.
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fAuusnucemenuLl
Irritation of scalp-BuRNErr's COCAINE cures

Irritation Of scalp--BURNETTs COCAINE cures.
For n first-class dress or business hat, go
direct the naaufscsger EsPEE,CHEID. lis Aaslu-sG
DYEIyG AND CLEANING.-Have it done at
LORs sod His 0ces $50
AMI 934 BIotdwsy, AMI III Eiglthaye.
ALL THAT is WANTED to make everything
bg ai confidence confidence felt IN the matches
decidedly active at the Knox stores III
BloaLway in Prescott House and Fth Avenue Hotel
Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription physicians and nurses ia the
United States f0r dirty with neveanF
mothers their children. il
collie regulates boTe acy, lnd and
health 10 the Child.
Caamties will come upon us in spite of all
precauto gratifying HELHB)LDs CEIFBRATsD
al the ab that u can he
ell the kidneys Urinary Organs Look
The bears the Duyaie proprietary stamp
OF IL. I. BELNBOLD. For sal by oil druggists.
FoREsTs-Ther Preservation and Renewal
sbY treated by Dr. H. Franklin Hough be-
Portland,
EXTRA No. 10 Pnce 10 cents. BY nail Address .
THE TRIBUNE, NowYOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21

PoEr RICHMOND.-Dr. Martindale, a we'll
known resident OF Richmond County, recently began
laying sewer from his residence to Kill Won Hull The
borers were arrested by Is special officers detailed by
the Board Of Aldermen. which had refused Or. Martin
dale the privilege Of running a waste-ppe from his
bouse TO the river. The men we're discharged on this
orcasiOn. Rssuming work, they were again arrested
aud again discharged In attempting To stop the men
~ in tumber-yestcrday fight occurred between the
able, aud the ibOrers which caused considerable
excitement ~ the county. Several OF the participants
,,nrn hlllY thnugh not dangerously minrod.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-01
WANTED!

DURE OLD RYE WHIsElES.-The fsvorite
trands, Horscy, Avis and French. in bottles
and on draurht. az CHAMBERS.
Harpers Ferry, Nov 9, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-01
WHICH GO
County Affairs.

From the Shepherdstown Register Of Satur-
day last we take the following articles;
We regret to learn that our voting friend.
Mr. Charles Butler, son Of our worthy county
man. Dir. c. r. Butler, while attending Medi-
cal Lectures in Baltimore, received very slight
attack Of varioloid, few days ago. We are
also glad to state that he has almost recovered,
The old Factory building, on Princess street,
which was occupied some twenty years ago, by
Webb& Co., in the manufacture OF WOODEN
goods and which was an eye sore to our eiti-
'zens and dangerous to pedestrians, became sc
dihpidated that it "cdyed ID On the lower
eud, on Monday morning last.
We understand that dogs are again playing
havoc with the sheep Belonging to some Of our
farmers. One night last week parcel Of dogs
got into a flock belonging to Jacob j. Miller
ESQ, near KearneySville, and killed one or two
valuable ewes besides other farmers IL whom
we have heard suffered in like manner, recently
James II. Smurr b6ssoll his House and Lot
adjoining the NJ +. Church, On Church Street,
TO Mrs Margaret McKevitt, for the sum oil
Sl,05O.
we learn lhal the Sul'Nt-u ""SVS VI W . 80
uie Daniels and Andrew Brantuer, Of this town,
were entered on Friday night Of last week, aud
taken therefrom some half dozen pieces Of 6a-
con, by some thief or thieves.
Geo p McGIincy, Esq, Auctioneer, informs
rs thai: at all';he sales he has been Auctioneer-
lug tlis Spring lie has Been receiving exceed
iug'y good prices for stock, farming Utensils,
&c, notwithstanding the strugency In money
matters
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-01
MARRIED.

la Boonsboro', Md, February p tn. 1878, by the
Re- n. Bovey. Mr.. j. MILLER SNYDER to Miss
ANNIE f. JOHNSON, daughter Of th5 late VIM.
johnson, OF CharestOwn.
The foregoing notice was accompanied by gen
erous portion Of the brides cake, for which the
happy couple have the printers beneSic0on
MAY they, in exchanging the Joys Of " single bless
eduess for those anticipated by union OF hearts,
realize
" Those pure delights ordained on life % throw
Cleans OF the bliss ETHEREAL natures know"
o. Thursday evening, February 90, 1873, in the
". T. Church South, OF Shepherdstown, by Rev.
A. A. p. Neel, Rev. JAMES Il. WOLFE. II the
Baltimore Conference, South, 20 Miss SELMA A.
HUJT eldest daughter Of NJ. David Hout Of
Slerherdst0UE.
Near Du1felds on the 18th February bv Rev.
j. Hawkins. Mr.. DAVID G.. HENDRICKS and
Mis-, SARAH r. GONEMOUS, eldest daughter OF
Mr. Henry Eouemou..
so ide residence of the brides father, November
go l,13. near Keruevsyille, BY Rey. J. A. scott,
N- NM. B. OSBOURN and Miss SARAH V.
MILLER, daughter Of Jacob ). Miller, Esh., all
Of this couHty.
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Imnortaut from GormanY !

Free ofeharce, Callat The Drug Store, of G.
B. Beler aad get a sample bottle of Or. A. hos
CHEFS GERMAN SYRUP. free Of charge. 1,
has lately ben introduced into this country from
Germany. aud for any person suffering with se-
we're cough. heavy cold settled on the breast, con
sumption. or any disease of the throat and lungs,
IL has no equal in the world. Our regular size
bottles 75 cents. In an cases money will be re-
turned b. perfect satisfaction Is not given. Two
doses will relieve any case. Try it, Free at all
druggists and dealers everywhere.
Use GREENS AUGUST FLOWER for dys-
Depsia, liver complaint, costveness, sick headache
&C. Never fails l. n. GREEN, Proprietor,
Woodbury., y. j.
Feb. Is, ls73-3m.
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NOTICE.

Jan. %, ls73-3u,
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Died

Near Charicstor;n, 90 FRIDAY morning, Februa-
~ 18th. 1873. Mrs. LUCY MINOR ABEL, wife
of Capt Joseph f. Abel, aged g. years and
DAYS. The Funeral will take place from her late
residence AZ III o'clock this morning, Saturday.
p tbc death of Mrs. Abel, not only her family,
but the entire community has sustained an irrep-
arabic loss. She was universally beloved.
Near Frederick City. Md. on the 10Th day Of Feb
ruary. 1873. WALTER HlTE BUCKLEY aged l
wear. months and days-son of Thomas W. and
Louisa G.. Buckley and grand son of The late John
B. Packet, OF this county.
..Thv pale cheeks, dccked for the silent tomb
Soon ike roses fair 10 Heaven will bloom,
Where Ike the angels in the SKY,
Thou wilt unfold thy wings and fly
In CharlcstoVn. on Tuesday morning, February
%. 1878. AGED about 90 years. Mr.. SAMUEL
SHEET. Hc was a soldier in the war of 1872,
since which time Charlestown has been his home.
On the 25th inst at Washington City, ROBERT
WHITE MIDDLETON, Ia the G9Ih year OF his
ago. Re was native OF this county, but spent
several wears of his life in Pennsylvania as an Edi-
to-. For the last . years he was prominent
clerk iu thc Second Auditors office at ashiugt0n.
Suddenly. in Shephcrdstown, at the residence
o' Ms. Harper. February Is, 1873 Mr.. Wa. f..
CHANDLER, OF y cstmVrc.aat cJcnty, : A., aged
SCOUT 90 years.
Near Sh-rhcrGi.onn. ONT february rs, 1878, Mrs.
SARAH BNERS, Uiie az Nj. VIM. H. Byers, aged
about 81 wears.
On ,be 2Ol Ft.rrsrv. IN Nsrtin3burg, DR.. W.
p WiTHEHCT, aged 81 years o months, and
DAYS.
OaSuadavweek. near NartihsstrC, Mrs MARY
REAkFOlT. wife Of j. Baker kcartott, ESQ,
aged about40 years.
On February l7,lS73, Mrs. FANNIE GRIM,
wife Of Mr.. Stuart Grim and daughter of George
w. Taylor, OF Winchester, aged 70 years.
On the 3rd Of FebrAarv in Frederick co@uty,
Mrs. FRANCES JOLLlFFE, aged about Sc years
In Frederick county, on the 18th Of February
JAHES CARPER. aged 10 years, months aud
II DAYS, son of the lat, VIM. Carper who depart
ell tins life Feb lst, 1873.
Ia Starpto1. on ,hr 18th February, KS Flea
NER PHILLIPS. wife of Rev. K. II. Phillips, and
daughter of the late r. T. Thorn
In Nartns5urg ca the 18th February, Mrs ST.
san WAGELE(, aged 60 years.
In Nartiusburc, on the l5;h February. Mrs
MARY TABLEk, daughter ct Il. J. Rankin, in
the 2jId year OF her age.
To Baltimore city, on the lld February, DAN
I'LL O.'SNNDER, 5rmerly OF Martinsburg
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DIsrREsslNG-A very sad occurrence took
place iu West Milford in this State, on last
Sabbath morning, between eight and nine
O'Clock Mrs Allen. NiTrof Rev. ". Allen N. E.
church. stepped out while her husband was
preparing togo 20 bis mornings appointment
and Wien found iu about thirty minutes, she
bad thrown herself into a large hugshe&d Of
water and there persisted. Mrs Allen had
leeu suffering at times for over two years
with mental sberrations. aud thn oubtless.
was the cause Of her cntineiy death.-Cisris-
Jurl Sun.
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T. Rose,
W 2. Rose.
JANUARY IL, 1873.
jefferson Foundry and Machine
Shops.
J. ROSE = BHO.
Under Fret Press Office.

4 FTER an experience Of Is years in our bust
y ness, we have at last found out that we can
NOT carry on our business without money! and
the difficulty in collecting money these times
makes it necessity for us to adopt the Cash sys-
TEN. We will, therefore after January !, 1873,
do work for Cash only or Country Produce down
on delivery of the work. We wllcndeavor to put
down our prices as low as can be done in the coun-
", and the workmanship stperior TO any, and will
strive to Accommodate all who will favor Is with
their patronage. -...
Our New Plougts, Of which we are making .
large lot cf different sizes, will be sold tine to
good. responsible men, by giving .heir notes pay
able at such time as specified in the contract. Re
member, however. we guarantee satisfaction IN
every case or no sale. Our old accounts are now
ready for settlement and must be closed up with
out delay. WERLICH WELLER.
.IannarY l. 1873.