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Iowa Republicans On Hayes.
Springfield Republican.

SpIluShtIu htpup4lGNus
"StalwarL" republicsnism is all the age
out in Iowa this summer. The congress
lonal convention in the first district made
no reference to the president by name,
but pointedly censured him indirectly in
its platform. Ore resolution declares
that the armed conflict between the
traitors and rebels, who sought TO destroy
the republic, and the patriots who
defended it and preserved 1t was more
than q mere trial Of physical force be
tween Greek 1.-The significance Of which
consists in the fac: that NJ. Hayes in his
southern tour last fall alluded TO the war
as "a case of fighting between Greek and
Greek" Another resolution declares
that the soldiers who fought tho battles
of the republic are entitled TO special
credit for the horolsm which they dis
played, Tor the hardshIps they endured,
for their Unselfsh devotion 10 liberty
and order, and for the great fact that
the war turned GU. as it did, and discredit
in Ike degree attaChes to the traitors and
rebels VINO fought to destroy the nation.
Whoever fails 10 appreciate these facts
comes short of republican duty" The
point of which is found IN NJ. Hayes
declaration at Atlanta that "the Wsr
turned out as it did, with no discredlt TO
you, and 10 special credit to Us. A rePab-
ican convent On al the state capitol goes
for the president IN even liveler stylo.
I. not only declares that "specia' credit
IS due to the Union soldiers, who fought
TO save the republic, and like tlscredit 10
all who fought to destroy the nation"
but adopts this vigorous resolution:
"With tul confidence in the integrity,
expressed convictions ard soldier lite Of
Rutherford b. Hayes, the grand republi-
can parry Of Lincoln and Grant confer.
red upon him its highest honors; yet
within one short moon Of the assuming
Of ohicisl station, he was training in the
ranks of its old enemy, and now marches
step by step with tie advancing column
of our confederate foes. K turn, oh! wan
derer, return" And then, to esp the
climax, the convention declares that
".hc patriotic heart is filed with Joy
over the honor conferred by foreign ma
,iors upon General Grant, and may he
soon return" Really, Secretary McCrary
will have 10 look after the brethren
little.
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iSiI.GAistE LOCALS.

The schools of Glencoe, out the Cen
trail OHIO road, closed last Friday night
with literary and dramatic entertain
festival was given in the NJ. L. Church
on the game evening. Mes3rs. Dut and
Cash OF the Beilaire schools, and several
other BelIal"e people were among the
audience, and one or two of our young
folks lent efficient aid in carrying out
the programme
1t seems that the reservoir Ct the city
water works wss undergoing cleaning
and frcshening up last week at the time
We publ shed an item concerning its bad
conditiOr-s fact that bid escaped our
attention. The water during the
cleaning process, is pumped from the
river up ore pipe to a point i'm .nediately
below tho entrance IN the reservoir,
where the pipe ia connected with the
principal main through which the city is
supplied. This being the case, and there
being u filter at the end of the supply
pipe IN the liver, it becomes 8 matter of
interesting conjecture how putrid fish
and mangled tadpoes can be drawn from
the hydrsnts.
We had the pie sure of witnessing on
Saturday evening a portion OF the re-
hearsal for the play Of "Ten Nights in q
Bar Room" which is to be presented to
Bellare audience by home talen. on
next Thursday and Friday nights
at Zilchs Hall. We can vouch for it that
the rendition will be superior TO any
heretofore witnessed IN BeIairo. The
ladies and gentlemen who participate IN
the performance refuse TO allow their
names to be published, as 1t is not for the
purpose OF winning notorieLy that they
are producing the play.
Yesterday being the second Sunday o
June, WAS observed q! the NJ. +. Church
as "CnIldren's Day" the church being
beautifully decorated with nJwers. Some
Cf the bouquets were very handsome,
and the srraD cement was in good tsste.
Some bOys caught an eel over yard
in length in the river 1T Bensons Ferry,
Saturday.
The Belisire City Light Guards held q
csllei meeting, Saturday night, Captain
AulL presiding, to take action upon an
luFILhI!tH from INC ~ bLaut-bCIlcia III W
provide themselves with fatigue uniforms
u. the States expense. They accepted.
Mr.. Evan Wallace and Mr.. VIII
WetherAld, of Martins Ferry, were down
yesterday.
A Goung man with dc,iFium tremens
furnished brief excitement on Gravel
Hill yesterday morning.
A number OF minor Improvements ere
adding to the nt.rac.iveGess Of our city,
The picnic a. Cummins' grove on Sat
urdsy by the Laasure Boat Club was
omitted on account Of the inclement
weather.
Jim Ryan, o. Steu0enyilie, WAS down
yesterday TO SEE the boys (D.
A guard is kept IL the armOry Of Com
pany d every night.
No provisions nave been made for the
celebration OF the Fourth OF July by the
Bellslre people. We suppose our
citizens will do as usuaI--got ready the
day after.
The lovely weather yesterday swelled
the attendance at the various churches.
Rev. Weir, of Martins Ferry, preached
AZ the U. T.. Church yesterday morning
and evening. The sacrament was ad-
ministored in the afternoon.
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There /. Trouble In Store

For those who neglect to rectify irregular
tiles of the stomach, liver and bowels,
which they IoolishIy imagine will "come
right OF themselves" OF this silly error
such persons are usually disabused by the
development of some serious chronic
maiady, traceable to what they were
pleased 10 consider a trifling disorder OF
the above name a. sociate organs. such
Il elimination is easily avoided, A cOurs
OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters invariably
has the effect OF renewing the secretive
action ola torpid hve-, IeStOring healthy
digestion and assimilation, and rendering
the habit of body perfectly regular. The
activity of these all important functions
being restored, and the entire system
toned and regulated by this incompara-
bic corrective and invigoraat, no danger
to the general health is to be Appreciated
from causes which, It not eradiCated in
time, will ass LreGly undermine Il.
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Polished Him OF.

Washington National STANDARD.
Hon. Benjamin Wilson, of West Nlr-
ginis, polished off Chalmers, of Missis-
sippi, handsomely in their recent tilt
over the Mexican awsrd. As 81 intelii-
gpnt. hard working member O. the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs, to whose
Judgment and investigation the commit
lee has lett much Of its work, Mr.. Will
son spesks "bv the book on the just d.
rqcli6n of the Mexican award, and
IS mall fry" do exceedingly well to listen
rsiber than dispute.
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Tin Foil.
Did you ever notice how surprised you
were when you put your foot on the next
stair and found there wasn't any?

Did you ever notice how surprised you
were when you put your foot on the next
stair and found there wssn'tany?
Bret Hsrte is soon off for bis consulate.
HIS wife is dis-consolste, and sings "Sit
still, my hesr., sit stilI"-Bost0n Post.
Birds are entitled to justice. When a
msn is indulgjng in atrolic, to say be IS
"0ut on lark" is 2 liOel on tEsL oird.
He is really out on q swallow.
A visitor a. TN at gallery being asked
whether oe preferred P,CtGres ID stations
~, sa,d BIO preferred Lh latter, ss you
KIN 90 al round the :s'ocs; bat YOU
can't see only o2e side Of the plctU.es.'
The table that Moody thvmpsi on
when be preached in New Haven .
being tesn to pieces by rei;c huRte 5, sod
our wou'den't b-jng It's WEIGHT in
postage stamps Comparisons a-e odlous.
Boston Post.
The dean Of Chichester was select
preacher Mt Oxford the other day. "le
men Of scielco," said be, "ye men Of SCI
once, leave ne my ancestors IN ps:ad''e,
and l 90 not g,udge you yours ia the
geological ssrdeDs."
The man who has never seen two Wo-
mon Shaker borne, trying to kiss each
OTHER has never eyperienCed the reJuVen'
ating power Of laugh that could throw
him down and KICK him in tie ribs.--Cul-
cinnoti Breakfast Table.
Itisnot,ced inst when a merchant is
figuring for the lowest possible Gum6e7
Of cents GA which to fail for tue do'Lar
he all the more vigorously holds on to
bs place 10 the exercises o. the reguIsr
weekday prayer meetiug.-Ne" York
Herald.
To lend ran "a qus..e:" politely re-
Qvir,3 consiC cradle coo'ne aad sell
control. To be slow ard Ce-emoD 'oUs
about it implies ci-t-G'.; to slap down
the coin with oaCg' indicates Irritation,
while TO search sil your pockets IN sue
csssion conveys the impression tat you
will be pennies by the transaction. y
smiling, quiet promptncss marks tnh
gentleman in this Cr.sis.-.-N,W lorE
WorLI.
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AIIfhe worlds n stage,

And vii the people merely players, and
we surmise that large portion of the
PLAYERS thereon must be using thst just
" popular preparation for the teeth,
"FIayrant Sozodont,' from the immense
demand there is for that article, the most
delightful. cor venient and etlicacious
besutiiior anu ? server OF the teeth the
world ever produced.
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CAPITAL, s25O,OOO:
JOHN K. ROTSFOHD, PreJtdsri.,
GEO. ADAMS, Cashier.
Bank of tbs Ohio Valley
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL, s25O,0o0:

This Bank Is crgruized and prepared to
transact the business OF banking in ali It's
details.
Il succeeds the FIRST National Bank OF
Wheeling; IS owned by the same share.
holders, and Is under the same manage.
Clent.
BY notwithstanding thelDteres,s ofits
correspondents and depOs!tOrS, and by &
prompt and faithful execution OF Their
wishes, It. hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and biI'S discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United states.
Deposit accounts subject TO cheek q
sight. TeCC we'd from banks, bank ers, Lrm
corporations ana individuals.
Certificates OF deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest SLOWED on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:'
JOHN X. BOTsFORD VIM. 3. SIMPSON.
JACOB ;. RHODES, WM. 4. IyRSEE,
WIN. A. IsETT, JOHN l.. HOBBS,
4. NJ. ADAMS, Q. G. DEWEY,
HENRY u. HARPER nv
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indeed an enchanted city, IT'S marble
mansions all sglDw with wond tous rosy
light; fleeing vision, even the momen-
tsry view of which fully repaid the tired
voyager for al the weary way be had
come. WHEELING.
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srALD1NG Glue, useful in every house.

ITIs very safe to say tina! the most
tastidious guest never leaves the Colon
made Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa, dlssstis-
fled with his visit to that famous hos
t"lry.
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W() AN.

Bv on immense practice extending through =
pe-.pt ~ wears. having within ina, ,!ue treated
many thousand cases OF those .I.et-cs peculiar
@ woman. / have been enabled jn perfect .
ue Indications presented ly i.I, cls- OK o-s-
eases u ..h positive certainty aaL CNac.hr--.
Tn zna.e this natural specific compound
-.,e L.me4 /:
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRK
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

IA local and constitutional remedy, and Is applied
10 t6e nasal passages by Insulation, thus allaYDg
" sUssH,mation and pain and at once correcting,
sE-S~sipg and purify ing the secretions. IntcrnNy
sSmnistered II acts upon the organs Differentiation,
sSsns the skin moist, and ncutralizes the acid
ksnce into the blood. Thus cure progresses in
roth directions and 1t does not seem possible for
Sgynsn Ingenuity 10 devise more rational treat
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
IEjHII RIEz RLlllI

Parsons PUrGRIiVe Pills make New
Rich Blood, and vii. completely change
the Blood In the entire system in three
months Any person who viii take one
pill each night from / TO - weeks may be
restored Ia sound health, II such tn'nE
be possible. Sent y mail tor letter
stamps. /. :. J I'm on & Co., Bangor, Me.
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A New AuCtiOneer Firm
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

HAVING BOUGHT OUT THE OLD
IL stand and good will Of the Auction
aud Real Estate Agency OF W. II. Haller
& Co., Market square, 1 respectfully an
nOuuce to the public that ! will continue
the business at the same stand, in all its
branches, with the expectation OF en- arg
Ing il as the eXigenc1es of trade may de-
mand. Mr.. W. II Haller will continue to
be connected with the new firm a. sales.
man and auctiOneer, and he cordially in
viteS his old patrons 10 cOltluue their
patronage.
The attention of German citizens is par
ticularly called to my new business. Be-
ing German myself, pe,SOnS who DO not
thoroughly understand the English Ian.
guage can transa I business through my
agency with dispatch and without annoy
ance. ED. CHRISTMAN,
je5 Proprietor.
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SURPRISING CURE.

cs1'rsmer. About twelve years ago, while
.-avflling with Father kemp'S Old Folks Concert
Sr-,vpp "A tenor singer, took q severe cold and
trSs isd up at Newark. N. J. This cold brought on
sssvsre attack Of CatarTh, which | battlcd with
very known remedy for four weeks without avail,
p,.I,i1n and return homo, unable TO sing note.
fnr three years afterwards was unable 10 sing at
I'll The first attack of Catarrh lad left my nasal Or
lns and throat SO sensitive that the slightest cold
SsDr,'l bring on II sh attack, leaving me pros
,,Sfcd In this way continued to suffer. The last
Seryd the most eNCguCla'inE pain In my head, was
en- b0grse as 20 he scare " able 70 speak, and
SSrpArd necessarily. l thought | was going into
SrfSE consumption, and firmly believe that had
Sgss symptoms continued without relief they
TSuid have rendered me an easy victim. When
CfS NNFOEp's RADICAL CURE FOR CATAEEH, very
ysluctaatly L confess, rs had tried all the adyer
tissi rcr'ed without q, III. The first dose OfthiS
vonIrrfh medicine gay1 me the greatest relief.
hardly pJss Die for one whose head aches. eyes
sche who can scarcely srticulate distinctly on ac-
cornt OF the choking accommodations in his throat,
IN realize how much relief obtained from the first
Tsinfuence, both internal and external, rapidly
rTcoyercd, and by an occasional use OF the remedy
since have been entirely free from Catarrh, COT the
drst time IN twelve years.
D''' Respectfully yours, ,o ,,oo--
WALTHAN. Mass. Jan. S, 1870.
p 81 purchased the RADICAL CURE OF GEO.
e. ROGERS, Druggist, Humlord Building.
Zach package contains DR.. Sanford's Improved
Ibhaiirg Tube with tull directions for use In all
cases Price, Sl.OO. For sale by an Wholesale and
Retail Druggists throughout the United States and
G9nadas, WEEKS &c POTTER, General Agents
- N.hOlesala Druggists, Boston. Mass.
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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
FRESH TEAS.

80 packages GuapOwder, Imperial
Young Hyson, OOioug, English Breakfast
ana SoUrGo-E Teas, IL store and for sale
II low figures. NJ. REILLY,
1873 and 1871 Main Street
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ry LARGE MIXED CAKD5 with usIn.
GD "a case, DC. - without ease, BE- 5
Ueg iuu cards Toe. Outdt- Toe. r. WASH
RKS a 90. MiddleDOrO, Mas
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UUPONT'S WHEELING Pow
DER AGENCY

I HAVE AT ALL TIMES IN MAGA-
l ZINE, a large stock OF the above cele-
bratei Powder, viz: Ride, sporting, in
cans, Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages, which / will sell at wholesale at
manufacturers prices, / have portable
magazines OF different sizes for sh .piug,
and Will deliver tree on cars or boat. This
Powder is UnequaIled in strength and
quality. N. REILLY,
Sole Agent.
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T0BACCOS.
MEATS ANnlARn

Sugar Cured CanvaSsed Hams, Sugar
Cured CanvSssed Shoulders, Sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain shoulders, Clear
Sides, sugar Cured Dried Beef, fresh rom
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard in tIercoS, bar.
relS, hall barrels, kegs and pains, all At
lowest market rates. NJ. REILLY,
l.,lS and 1871 Main street.
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II You Want

4 hT-i-c,uss Linlm,ut tu cure Pains and
~prsius. and relieve prom ty ithrump-
Ilsm, Neuralgia, Sc, usv BpsNS'a AlNICA.
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POTOMAC HERRING.

- Halt barrels No. just received and
Tor sale ty. VI. REILLY,
1893 and 1911 Main Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-22
From North Carolina.

MILTON, N. c., March 19, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: Inform Richmond
merchants that Sutherlin'sis now the place
to ship the goods for Milton or Leesburg
il they are sent uia Barksdale's; as for
merly, the goods get hung up and are de-
layed. Let the shipping-clerks be sure and
mark to Milton via Sutherlin's. A case OF
the kind happened the other day, and n
merchants goods were delayed fourteen
days at Barksdale's.
Colonel j. Turner Morehead, Of Leaks.
vile, in company with Major W. r. Suther-
lin, rode over the Milton Sutherlin road last
Friday in a crank-car, examining it thor
oughly, with view or building narrow
gauge railroad from Reidsyille to Leaks
Vile, distance OF thirteen miles, where he
has large cotton factory. The Colonel is
Just from the North, where he secured
$50, 900 from the Clyde Line OF steamers in
Philadelphia, and $4,000 from the Rich
mond and Danville and York River rail-
roads. This amount, with what can be
raised in Reidsville, LeakSville, and along
the line, guarantees the building OF the
road. Major Sutherlin aud himself will be
the contractors.
It is pleasing sight some days TO SEQ so
many wagons unloading the bright, golden
leat and selling it 50 contiguous to the
centre OF the finest tobacco-groWing region
in the world. 1t is good indication, and
the wonder is that it is not all sold here. a
good corps Of buyers to take il, with large
orders, and they always pay the highest
prices. ALEC.
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tn, New American Bishops.

The appointment OF Monseieneur Chatard,
president OF the American College at Rome,
20 be Bishop OF ViHcenEcs, Ind, and the
appointment OF Rev. John j. keane, oil
Washin gton, TO be Bishop OF Richmond,
heretofore announced, were confirmed, ac-
cording to official information received in
Baltimore " edresday. Both gentlemen are
Baltimoreans, Or. Chatard being 4 son OF
DR.. F. e. Chatard. 4 prominent physician
OF this city, and DR.. Keane son Of Mr..
Hugh Keanc, merchant tailor on north
High street, who died last fall.
Monseigneur Silas M. Chatard returned to
Rome very recently, after al extended visit
to this country and having spent consdera.
BILE time in Baltimore. He is about fortv-two
years OF age, was educatea at Mt. st. Mary's
College, Emmittsburg, Nd, and for time
afterwards devoted his attention to medi
cine. He went to Rome about the year
1857, and in 1868, when DR.. McCloskey was
appointed Bishop Of Louisville, DIR. Cha
tard was made president OF the American
College at Rome. Before his recent de.
parturc for Europe he was prominent wit
ness in the Merrill will case, in New York.
The See of Vincennes became vacant in
June, 1871, by the death OF Bishop Maurice
de ST. Palas, and has since been admins
tered bv Very Rev. August Bessonies. oi
indianapolis.
Rev. John J. Keane is assistant pastor OF
st. Patrick's church, Washington, OF which
Rev. Jacob y. Walter is pastor. He is
thirty-seven years Of age, and was born in
the North Of Ireland. He was brought to
this country by his parents when quite an
infant, and was educated at St. Charles Col
lege, Howard county, Nd, and atst. Mary's
Seminary, Baltimors. He has been long
distinguished as a man OF fine culture and
mastery scholarship. lie is vel known in
Baltimore, having lccturcd and preached
here on frequent occasions. a few
years ago he visited Europe, and on
his return lectured extensively in this
diocese. His appointment as Bishop OF
Richmond was considered by Pope Plus
TX. very shortly after Archbishop Gibbons
was transferred to the see OF Baltimore:
That he would be appointed to succeed
Archbishop Gibbons was first definitely
published in the San Of December 10, 1877.
His appointment was among the last con-
sidered by Pope Plus IN, and the present
authorities at Rome have carried out his in
tentions in confirming the selection. 1t Is
very rarely an assistant pastor is made
bishop.-Baltimore San.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

s SUDDEN DEATH OF g. LADY.-Miss Helen
A.. Miller, of Logansport, Ind, died sud-
denly at Ford's Hotel night before last, or
early yesterday morning. She came to the
hotel from train ON the night Of the 10th
instant. Her behavior was ladylike and
prepossessing, but she had little conversa-
tion with any one, and as far as Is known
visited nobody here. It was her custom
every morning after breakfast 10 take a
walk in the Capitol Square. Shewas at
dinner as usual on Wednesday, and
seemed to be we'll and cheerful. About
5 O'Clock that evening she rang for the
chambermaid and ordered pitcher OF
ice-wa.er. The water was promptly de-
livered to her at her room-door. Not
leaving her room for supper, she was noti-
fed that supper was ready, but said that she
didn't want any. Not appearing at break
fast yesterday morning, and not answering
the knocks at her door, Mr.. A. j. Ford, Jr.,
upon beingso informed, sent one of the
clerks up to the room to see what was the
matter. by the use OF q step-ladder, and
looking into the room through the transom
over the door, it was seen that she was dead.
The Coroner was thereupon notified.
Miss. Miller, when the doof was opened,
was lying in bed in quite natural attitude.
In one hand she helda handkerchief. There
was nothing in the room Or in its appearance
to tell the story Of her death. Her counte-
nance was tranquil-giving.n no signs what
ever OF suffering.
An examination Of the effects OF de-
ceased showed that she had formerly lived
in Logansport, Ind, from which place she
registefed. Her trunk-a large onc-was
packed with good clothing. In a leather va
lse there was q number of small articles
and little package OF oNalic acid, which
had never been opened. With it were di-
rections for compounding a mixture for
bronzing straw bonnets. There was let
ter in her portfolio, written in 1873, and
addressed to "Miss Helen Miller, city,"
and postmarked "Logansport, Ind.," and
signed by man who said that he had been
daily passing Miss Miller's place OF busi-
ness and bad been struck with ber face; it
appeared to him as that Of his "ideal
BRIDE" and he requested permission to pay
his addresses to her, dc. About eight dol
lars in money were found in dcccased's
pockct-hook.
The deceased was apparently about thirty
five years Of age. The servants represented
her as reading nearly all the time. Further
information concerning her could not be OBJ
tanned. A telegram was sent by MIR. Ford
to Logansport, in hope that some OF her
relatives could be found.
The Coroner held an inquest upon the
body yesterday evening, and the jury rem
dered verdict that deceased came to her
death from causes unknown to them-but
probably natural causes. The body. &c"
Gently prepared for the grave, has been
placed in the hands OF ali undertaken, and
will this morning be removed from the un-
dcrtaker's to Oakwood Cemetery for burial.