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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23
.Nssce5'aaeoms Advertisements
KETOODSTOGk GRADED AND HIGH
w SCHOOL.


The sixth session for
B 0 7 S And GIRL
OF this school will open SEPT 49, 1876, and contrre
LOT nine successive school months. he hui Iii has
Deen enlarged and many additional advantages are
ohered. arrangements have been made t., tea,a,
music, instrumental and vocal in connection with
the schoo'. The course is from the elements
sTHROUGI TIE CLASSICS.
An especial course is adapted for those preparing
themselves for College. None but Competent
eachers are employed. The Principal,
MIR. Il. d. HAISLIP.
is graduate of Washington & Lee University and
has proved an able, efficient and successful teacher
Inc teachers for the ensuing term are:
X. d. HAISLIP, NJ A PrincinaI
w. w. LOGAN, 1st Asst ss.-.
B. RUST on1 g 's<-s
MISS EMMA LANTZ 3rd % - i,
TUITION
High School department, per month in advance 50
Music entire term, $50
e2 Catalogue sent on application to the Board
+ fi Sir 4 n $5Bfr Board Of Trustees
July 27-tf
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7 II STTCKTFY


To This | replied, that l had nothing
to do with communications to the paper
but felt quite sure he could have any
article inserted on application to Capt.
Grabiu.
Now, fellow citizens, a circular issu-
Cd on the eve of election under such
circumstances can be appreciated at its
full worth without comment. If the
were not to be circulated why were
they sent to anybody? Why were they
kept from view here while being sent to
other plares? But for the kindness Of a
gentlemen 10 miles from here
U would not have seen them
until after election. These circulars
were printed elsewhere than in
Woodstock, and concealed from the
view ofeyery man in this town but Mr..
NJ. Lauck Walton. There is nothing in
the circular that calls for reply. The
quoting Of the statute CT March 1876 is
simply laughed at here. Judge Bird
holds the discretion Of appointing mot
more than four" Commissioners .in
Chancery, and during the April term
Judge Allen made application for ap-
pointment of member of the bar and
Judge Bird refused on the ground that
lie did not consider there was any
necessity for another appointment.
Mr.. Stickley's card answers itself. If
he has not been able to learn, as his
card says, Of a petition that has gone
up is only because he has not inquired.
He had only to ask the Judge and he
would have gotten the information. Our
present Judge was Commissioner him.
self long before Mr.. Stickley and set
up our huge pretensions and doubtless
understands his business. All this is
sheer nonsense.
Fellow citizens, this is the first time
circulars have been issued BY gentlemen
contesting for the Office Of Common
wealth's Attorney, and L beg you to re-
member that l have neither written nor
spoken, nor otherwise canvassed. ex-
cept to reply to these circulars. 1
sincerely hope these papers may be
taken for just what they are worth. and
that our people will consider only their
own interests in selecting their At
torney. Respectfully,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23
Very Respectfully,
E. E. STICKLEY

MILITARY CoMPANIEs.-A mum
Der of young men Of this place have ex-
pressed a desire to form a military
company. Nothing would add more to
the life of the town than good mill
tary organization. For many years
before the beginning Of the war, Wood
stock had volunteer company which
drilled regularly at stated times every
Spring and Fall. There would be no
difficulty in securing officers who have
had the best OF military education
which was acquired in the camp and on
the field of battle. There is no evo-
luton which they could not fully ex-
plain, not only how it should be exc
cuted, but the reason why such an evo-
luton is necessary. Let us have a good
infantry or artillery company COM
posed of young men of the town and
those from the country who may desire
to unite with them and good cav
airy company composed ofyoung men
from the country and those from town
who have horses. A number Of parties
have applied to Mr.. E. M. Bushong to
organize cavary company. He
has consented to do 80 and now has
twenty names on the list. He should
have about sixty, which number could
we have no doubt, be readily obtained.
Let those who desire to form an infan-
try or artillery company prepare lists
and in less than a week, they can
secure the number desired. There will,
we are informed, be no difficulty in
securing the necessary arms for infantry
and calvary. There may be greater
difficulty in securing guns for artillery.
But this can be settled afterward. An
artillery company should be drilled
in the infantry tactics. even if it should
serve as artillery. Let the effort be
made at once and IN short time both
companies will have an organization.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23

"--EAT.-A n.m5ar Of cur farmers
Gus -oo-iEg for tae man who wants to
pt~ $50 per tu7bel Tor the new crop
O. -haat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23

EE0 CAN BEAT Ir?-J. Chalmers
D.y1s has a three-yearling Attorney
COW, with her second calf, giving 81
pints o. milk, twice 4 Gay, and when
her calf only week old.-S5epaerds.
r.,r,, R5.EsFq,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23

Toe CONSTABLE OF JOHNSON DIS
uRIcr.-Alien Bowman has consented
to serve rs constable Of Johnson Dis
t...t. Il elected.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23

CASH FOR uoRsEs.-M. L. Grove
G. Bro. wish to buy horses, for cash.
They will be in Strasburg, on Friday,
2jth, Woodstock, Saturday 26th, and at
Edinburg to the 18th Of this month.
Any one having horses for sale would
DO well 70 meet them at the points
named. 1t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23

Itrgu have lost Taur tax receipt go
to polls and make oath before the Judges
Of e,eet,oa, that you have paid as much
az one dollar Oh your taxes Cor 1876.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23

Tomorrow (Thursday) is election
day. Every good citizen should vote.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23

Unless you pay one dollar Of your
taxes for 1876, you cannot vote.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23

be dangerous for these gentlemen to
fish for bass without bait, between the
18th Of May and first of July.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23

T. goa N1at anything IL the Machine
hue. CAL o0 Hughes c, Burner, they
aecp everything and plenty of it. \
fail ear Loaf Of the great Champion
Lsaaefz On hand. They buy their
N--h1cs e-i consequently can sell
11wcr tran On a commission. Prices
VERY mulch reduced on everything. See
tlcm ore you buy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23


New ADyBGTIsE MENrs.-Miss Jane
Myers makes her announcement Of the
arrival OF a full stock Of Spring Millinery
Goods, which IN style and price COM
pare with any that can be purchased
elsewhere.
Clover & Nagruder call attention to
sAair stock Just received and offered at
low prices, al the Corner Store.
4. logan & Co, have a full stock Of
Spring goods which will he sold at low
prices. They have been carefully
solee.el aad are warranted to give
entire satisfaction.
Commissioners Notices, in the cases
Of Geo. W. Copanhayer, Comppt and
Francis N. Copenhaver &e. defts.
Moses Walton, compl't and Jno, v.
OFT, Sc. dcf,s.
Isaac Il. Baldwin &c. vs.. W. H.
Rice. Sheriff. Admir-. Of Joseph Clover,
decd s.,
Thrss4ing Machines at Public Sale.
CO to the poles tomorrow (Thursday)
the il inst.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23
H. H. RIDDLEBERGER.

To this l received the following:
Sent a few to Fort, after which
sent word not to circulate, and to no
other Place for circulation. 4 few went
to J. Nef, J. p. Lonas, DR., Brown
and Samuel Delinger but not to circu-
late, Ifyour reply goes out tomorrow
I then expect to circulate generally and
would like short space in paper if
accorded.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23

led to be so anxious to
1T was unnecessary to
ne weighed seventeen.
Twelve pounds. 1t would
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23

/ SUCCESSFUL FIsEERMEy.-M G.
/. Miller and Charles Wightman have
proved themselves expert and fascinat-
ipg fishermen. On last Saturday two
turtles followed the hooks OF these gen
tjemen to the bank, where the turtles
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23
CoMMoNwEA1rH's ATTORNEY.


We are authorized to announce Col. E. E.
SrToKLEY, as q candidate for the office of Com
nonwealth's Attorney for shenandoah county.
We are authorized TO announce H. H. RIDDLE
BERGER, SIS a candidate for Commemorative Attor-
ney.
COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE.
We are authorized to apnounce RoBr. s. R1NkER
as a candidate. for Gofh6lssioner OF the revenue,
for the Third District.
We aie authorized to announce Gao. w. KEN
NEEDY rs a candidate for Commissioner of the Rev
euue for the r4ird District of Shenandoah County.
We are authorized to announce CHRISTIAN
MILLER rs 2 candidate for Commissioner Of the
Revenue for the III ra District of Shenandoah
County March 29th Ute.
We are authorized to announce GAIT. DAVID 7.
NElr, as q candidate Tor Commissioner of the
Revenue for the Third District of shenandoah
County. March 18th III tie.
We srs authorized to announce LEMUEL H. RII-
KER, as candidate for Assessor, for the Third
District in Shenandoah Co. Ma. % tie.
VIC are authorized to announce D. c. HAMMoN,
,2ujidlte for 1nmssioner of The Revenue,
Or The bird DisE-'st CT Shenandoah County.
March 29ta ~ tie.
We are autho- ized to announce JNo II. RICE, as
d c1uG lie Eol Commissioner OF the Revenue, for
tL5 II q District OF Shenandoah County.
March 10Th 7. tie.
$50 eu.her4ed dal7a20s W. zIaxEL, as
8 e-aalda LOT Conlnias - tle Revenue for
Ih5ed Dist let g; shena6~ Mar 81th tie.
We ara authorized to auE su2yfa Cirrus CoFFNAH.
as a cauditIte for COMMISSIONS Of the Revenue of
tne Third District CT SA9uandoan co. Ap 5th te'
We are authorized to announce B. F. MYERS, as
q caudlz-s for Commissioner Of the Revenue for
tae Bro District Of Shenandoah County.
Apr. lite.
-s-szl-Er7z- ysssa
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23
To the Pso,.e Of shenaad,a1 Comfy

On this (Tuesday) evening, | am ap
prised of the issuance ola private cir
cular in answer to my reply to Mr.
Stickley's first. Not one Of these cir.
culars have been seen in or about this
town, where all the facts are wellknown,
and l only got one of them for the pur-
poses of this reply as the following
correspondence will explain:
WOODSTOCK, Tuesday evening
Mr.. e. E. STICKLEY,
I am just apprised of the
issuance of your circular published last
week, which has not yet appeared in
this place. I desire to answer it at
once, and lest l should be misinformed
as to its contents I hope you will give
me a copy. Respectfully,
Fl. II. RIDDLEBERGER.
To this Mr.. Stickley replied that he
had not distributed them and did not
intend to do so. then wrote him as
follows:
Mr.. STICKLEY
Please state on this
sheet chat none of those circulars are
out, and that none will be out and am
satisfied. Respectfully
TT DJDnr
To this l received the following re-
ply:
The circulars that have been sent
out have directed not to be circula-
ted. E. E. STICKLEY.
To this replied;
Nh, S4i.l-iay.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23

CO to the poles tomorrow Thursday
the : In inst.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23

were CauTU
cut. Then
be caught
hook them.
and the 9th
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23

We are authorized to announce Col. E. E.
Sr1oKLEY, as candidate for the Office of Com
nlonwealth's Attorney, for shenandoah county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23

y $50 .U.her 4ed t an
d l-aalda q LOT C0snml5F .
Third Dist let @. Shenal
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23

We are authorized 10 announce II. H. RIDDLE
BERGER, rs a candidate for Commonwealth Attor-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-23

You cannot reasonably
expect me to be satisfied with your an
swer. It is impossible that you could
have suppressed what circulars you
have sent out. l hope, therefore, you
will let me know where you have sent
those that have gone out, and furnish
me copy that Imay answer it if nee
essary. Please write your reply.
Doe,,ootG,11,-
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Sr JoHNsBCRY. VI, Jan. 1.-THE Rey. L. ID.
BUFFALO Jan. 1.-THE Sunday Independent Leader
has hands OF T.. H. Butler proprietor OF The
Su,.tty Nslcs having been sold out by the sheriff.
SAN Francisco Jan. l4.-Rain has been reported
within II hours the southern counties a. lar north
Angeles and san Louis Ulepo There are Indications
of rain here.
PORTLAND Me- Jan. 1.-THE Board Of Trade
Ias hight passed scu Ans memoraiLng Congress TO ueyO
reciprocity uNy also against the proposed levy
Ol head money on inmigrd4FS
YoNKERs n. Y, Jan. 1.-THE Supreme Cont at
White Plains has ordered u witt BE- issued directing the
Supervisors Westminster County 20 credit lOnkers with
$40 jI3 50 by reason ~ errors In the Assessment
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 1f.-An important case
has By the United states Court IN favor Of the
Ion,neu savings bank. They we're sued iOr breach ~
trs because institution had transacted the business Of
ordinary bank
PorTsvIILE, Penn. Jan. 14.-In the case Of Jacob
Huntsnger President Of the suspended Miners Trust Com
nany Bank who charged with embezzemen change OF
venue County has ganted the leenz against
him being great that fair trial cannot be had
BosToy Mass. Jan. lin the United States Dis
tt Court SATURDAY morning libel filed By the counsel
ior John Mcguire ork OF the steamer Mont
gumsry against seminole Damages laid
from 900 100000 The libel IA 10 for the
OF the vessel colnon this renn 10 Cd Cape MAY
the ming OF tie 7th ns The charge taa the accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-15

The annual meeting of the Century Club
wa, held on Saturday evening and very largely at
tended by the members as well as by invited guests
distinguished in science literature and art The eiec
ton OF officers for the present year was held Win te
following result For PresidentWilliam Cullen Bryant
For Vice Presden6-First, Gilbert b. Speir; second ~
huntington
For Secreta,t-Augustus Z. Macdonough For treas
urer-Chsrles Collins. For 7rstsees-PrOf H. Drisier
william Il. Curtis Bayard Taylor, F. +. Marbury, ste
phen p. Hash. Eastman Johnson Jervis MeEntee
For Committee o~ AdDnssions-John 8. Newberry, A
W. Craven VIM. II. Draper, Ii. W. Robbins, Jr J. q A.
Ward, Henry b. Sands, Hewlett 5oudder. David Van
Sostrani. Thomas w. Wood, Frederick Law Omsted,
James w. Beekman. Charles D. Gambrill VIM p. Prem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-15
A NEW ELECTION IN LOUISIANA.

NOTHING ELSE CAN SATISFY THE PEOPLR-BAYEs
AND WHEELER CARRIED FLORIDA AND SOUTH
CAROLINA-wADE HAMPTON ELECTED.
TO TIE EditOr Of Ths Tribune.
SIR: Why not urge upon Congress to order
new election in Louisiana without delay Is 1t not APP
parent to all there both parties have done their
worst and both have succeeded admirably The vote
docs not deserve he regarded at ALL In many parishes
the maiority-no matter whether It be Republican or
Democratic in no genuine manner the rca.
political status. No committee convince the people
Of the country that there have not been frauds nmida
zion violence and wIctchcd work every way by both
parties. - q, .,,,-.,,.- -,
A. tc Florida and South Carolina, think public sent
nent day by day widors to accept the fac that the
HAYES ara Wheeler electors were certainly chosen in
sDitp of all things The contrary. Some viii never he
Iye this course hut there 10 no such general unDe-
lief ard universal disgust with the work OF both parties
"a there IL in the Louisiana My own be!lef IL tlAt
Florida and south Carolina chse Democratic state ON
Gers and Republican electors and hope 10 see Wade
HAMPTON recognized the OfSOuth Car
oiin am Republican, bus do not want 10 see Hayes
paced In the White House 10y the work Oh any commit
I've OF by any compromise. II he Is not elected ~ votes
ne a. no business Washington on the 0JL or M3rcl
Nothing settle this question 80 quickly now ~
a new election IN Louisiana or an election, Tor hou
November there was none IN THAT rtatf only
larrn anu 4 fraud. II this cannot be- RtYe us u new
election all over the country not later than the first week
IN May. d. LYMAN
Warely N. Y. Jan. 9. 1877.
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LATEST Snip NEWS.
FLOR other shin Ne,cs see Third Page.i

ARRIVED .... Sunday. Jan 10.
Steamship Croft BE- HodcsDn, Mcssna Dec IL. Palermo
18TH Valencia 2lst with fruit to Phelps Bros q Co
steamship city OF Houston, Edcdge, Galveston Jan
wiIn niise. pass. 10 Chsa. III. Mallory a 20.
steamship Hst"Tas alett Norfolk. wit ndse and pass
to Old Dominion steamship Co.
steamship WyanOEc Couch Richmond, City ONT
folk with mtse. and 20 Old Dominion Sg,lns
Bark America (Gerl Roper Himburg 80 days empty
bbls.
Bark Com. Dupont (o searspOrt Nichols Rio Jauairo 10
i4v, vita coffee
Fokvang (Nor.l Hauve, Barrow SO day, ballast
Bdrk Nb,la of Yarmouth. N 81. Kcnney ST Thomas ID
days ballast
Bar. NOInen ,Nor) Olsen London 81 days in ballast
Bark adbeck t0f LVcipool, HUDSON lquique sept 81
with nitrate OF soda
Drig tot Georgetown p E. L. Mcdonald AnquillA
l5 days with salt
Brs Eastern star (of New Haven't Foster Demerara IS
Brig Kate McDoucall Liverpool n So. nness Turks
Island 10 days. with salt
SAILED.
Stsamship COpernicu Liverpool ship staorishra
Liverpool DarkS Caroline Sgsaune, Cork Tidal wave,
for Portland Me- brig g. C. CoIsOn for Perth Amboy schr
Marcia Reynolds for LaguayTi.
SAILED BY WAY Of LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Steamship George W ash.ngron. for Halifax
SPOKEN.
Dec 81 lat 80 %, Ion "a H. bark Chr NOr from London
for Charleston, s. Z.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brig Johanna Margareta NOT Rasmussen from London,
which arrived 18Th lnd anchored the bar OSe
city thus m.
Bark Ada Could Cof Addison) Merritt from Malaga
which arrived 18th and anchored tho bar TOW ed 10 tho
city THIS a. m.
FOREIGN FORTS.
HALIFAX y. T.. Jan 1.-THE steamship Sandman. from
Liverpool, arrived here AZ O'Clock tAIs morning.
MEMORANDA
WASHINGTON Jan 1.-THE Lighthouse Board gives notice
that C signal buoy bias Of whistle ut
has place of Cape Hatter ".
fshOms Of water Cape Haeras Light bearing north wess
by oOrth msgnetcl distant about II , miles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-15
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
SMOTHER TIE GIRL BABIES.

SMOl HEX L liz ulhb DADlrS.
LESSONS LEARNED FROM HISTORY AND THE GEN.
TENNTAL-BABY TOWERS AND The USE or Pill
Lows
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Will you insert a valuable, though not
quite novel. si-gestiont
Even before the Centennial Exposition enlightened ma
tOns had begun discover that they do not mon0pOze
all wisdom and that barbnrous and semcIvlized peo-
pies are not necessarily and altogether fools What
learn from them the solution OF o'ir greatest
modern probem-the Woman Question: Well. We eau
do
They can teach us how to end at once aud the
whole women's rights business female suffrage, the
social evil the intrusion OF starving and desperate
women into mems spheres Of labor. the tattng and
meddling OF Tie iguobs army OF old maids, the drain
upon a young mans energies OF unmarried sisters TO
support, the bankruptcies aud defalcaons caused by
the silks and aces and costly evening parties OF petted
and exravasn daughters Of mothers eager to marry
their daughters OFF; stamp bloomers;n, lady
doctors, womcns newspapers; can-women mark
tins whisper do not let hear Tive so thin the
crowded ranks OF pale victims to the needle and the
schoolbook that cannot get their shirts made for
six apiece their children taught for wages that
Just keep the teacher alive.
And how ia all this to he donei Why by tenderly
smothering every female child that shall be born for
year come, and every third female child in the years
hereafter No trouble Only TO press pillow fox two
minutes the little face-and the helpless innocent IA
spared all the mlseres " this life Women do not dis
tnrb society and Inconvenience mankind because they
like to do but because they ore here and cannot help
themselves.
Wrong would it bel 80 is wrong; and yet, even
since Christ came sovereiers calling themselves the
Mes. CErstian King, the Most Catholic King, the De
fender OF the Faith pOpes claiming To he te Wears OF
God EARTH republics choosing the motto In God we
t-ugt have made occasionally And which is
to kill in battle 10000 with all their sins
their heads leaving their families starving their homes
burned their land devastated with famine. and disease,
and demOra zatiOn to follower to send in one year
coo girl babies straight Heaven. rcscunc them
from a life Of unpaid toll and vain struggle. lonely,
AN Sious aimeSs unped jeere and ending perhaps in
vice aud miseryi
Yes, China and Hndostan kinder 10 their super
fuous females than Christian Europe and America,
where millions OF women i've 70 wish they had been
flung down baby-tOwers i'll helpless infancy. And the
writer IL OSE OF THEM
Near York. Jan. 3, 1877.
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ALTHoF-on Sunday lith inst of erysps'as DR. Hermann
Athof. aged 81 years
his late residence No. 40 West Thirty
sXtlst
a O., At Tho DraT1rs Mater Sap Penn n
wife Of (. " BrOdhead. in the 18Th year Of her age.
Tho TRENDS family invited attend
the funeral on Monday, Jan 49, at Up m
gP SS F9 s e. Dir Rran M an 5 she
LOUIS, IN the i7Jh wear OF heI aae.
DTSOSWAY-A West Brighton, L. Jan a. suddenly re-.
sale Hughes daughter OF Cornelius d. and Annie DISCS
Funeral from residence Tuesday 18Th. at LOOP m.
DOUBLEDAY-On saturday Jan 49, Constance daughter Of
:. Ward and Angelina b. doubleday, aged moiih AMI IS
raj viii take place az residence Of her grandfather
John H. H. Cushnsn AIS West rwenueth-st. on Monday.
DYER-On Friday I2th inst, OF bronchial consumption.
Julia W. wife Of the late Caleb Dyer the 6jth year
s friends of the family arr respectfully invited to ,toua
Wednesday morning. 18th inst. at II O'clock
FAN Brookly9 on na1y jan H. Mary VIE q John
Funeral from her late residence No $50 stirling place
seyenthave. on TUESDAY, l5th INST, at o'clock N.
HORROR sunday morning. Jan. H. sarah Banchi wfs
OF Horr and daughter OF the late francesca Banch.
Funeral services Twen,y.ihrd street Presby.
terrain Church between seventh and Eishtaves on Iues
LAPORGE-At Greenwich Conn. Jan. IS suddenly Born. 4
Iaforge, IN the 63d ear Of his age.
the FUNERAL ~ e second cong thufch bgeonNch, COnDf
1uesday, 10Th INST az ~ o'clock m Trains leave Grand
Central Depot at 1910 ~. returning n 81
ARRAFOn Saturday jan -. ia Morroo. orange Co,
n y, Mrs Mary Ann acGarah rec Of Tie late Gates W.
The friends family invite 20 attonA her funeral
"Wednesday the I7t at O'Clock D. m, from te Freshly
RoBEB TS-On Saturday morning Jan 10. Of pneumonia r.
Porcher son OF Rev John Roberts, the 18Th hs
from tho residence Of his father ll5 Madison ave- on
Monday jan ID, al II o'clock 4. III
WARRENOn Jan l3 SO West Fifteenth st. disease Of
the heart william T. arrr 40 the ooh year Of his &c