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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-17
Legal Notices.

fINHIS l. To GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sub.
/ scfibcrs have obtained from the Orphans
Court Tor Baltimore county. letter. of administra.
ton On tho esiaicof
NOAH woRTllINGTON ofJoHN.
late II said county deceased. Al persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
e. exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof. 10
the subscribers.
oa or L,iarc ks :h iay 81 .JaAHary. issi;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 10 said e..
tate are requested e. make immediate payment
Given under our hands this ?3i day of March
l>>O. JOSHUA =. 4. woRTlilNGT0N,
RICHARD J. Cuttings.
Administrators with the viii annexed.
Julv iO-lt
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Badly Burned

Badly Burned. John stockmAu. employ ci
in NJ ). J.. siau.bury packing e.tabiishineh; At
Canton. was badly burned Wednesday
b. the hurting Of the s4spiiue -, q Whieh he
vi. ia the act Il attaching pipe. H. injuries
are % a scriou. nature.
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OK tn con per day at home. Samples worth
GO ~ DIUt5 free. Address SrIssox a Co..
Portland, Maine. tNov.22,'To.-ly.s
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Arrested on tho Charge of Assauitins

and hobbing. Three insn named Ewnlt, Mil
Ter and Honduan. employed in Sehreier's brewery,
"n "a. Eelair road. arrested On Saturday
lat. charged by Frank Meyer With ss,aultihg aud
f"bbing h,m At the 'alo"n attached Z" the brewery
the night before. The men had - hearing On
Sunday afternoon which fesulici 10 their III.
charse. the ., iencs NJ, being efficiently strong
Z" warrab, their detention.
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\ SfENNcI frrAk or liCurNiS..-A queer
freak If lightning exhibited On the ching of
June I'D. 1850. On the farm belonging TO ". :.
Bowman. E.q near ilopc~ci y koai.. There
Ncrc to- tec. staining two feet apart. the one
POI lar. abou; eight, ic,t. the other beech
tree. about forty d,e feet IN hc, ghi, the former
about i,c' aud the latter about four feet in cir
cumi,f,ncr. The brauchc, of the beech completely
-ucirrlns the bad, Of the poplar from the top u
the beech g. within seven fee; 81 the ground with
several hmb. rubbing against the body of poplar
The lightning struck she top uf the poplar tree. 10
it, descent knocking oi hmbs and tearing Of
strip of bark from TOUR g. siX inches IN width
down the body of the poplar until il reached the
top 1T the beech tree from that point 10 within
sx feet 1T the gr"and the body II the poplar
some thirty feet has not visible mark of the
effect of lightning. but about i've feet of the trunk
of the poplar shows that the lightning hurs; forth
beneath the bTsnchss Of the beech tree. IN quite
number of streams from beneath the bark of she
poplar encircling the ~hole hut; and disappeared
IN the earth. There 10 not limb n leaf Of the
beech affected by the lightning while those II the
poplar are considerably torn and scoTchci. ecu
latiN demonstrating that the beech tree Is both
non conductor and rcpehcr Of the electric huid.
Tradition informs u that tie native Indian sought
shelter from the thunder storm beneath the forest
beech. aud our oldest citizens never witnessed one
struck by lightning. On the following day Gco.
u. lleck, at Kent county, hal forty sheep and
three hngs Killed by lightning they we're taking
shelter beneath large shade tree ut the time.
Would It NJ: be wisdom in our farmers 10 plant
/ all their shade trees Tor stock of the lightning
| proof beech They certainly are much Of an
ornamental tree any Il the forest trees and not
exotic but indigenous e. the soil Of the country.
Accidents by lightning are yearly becoming more
numerous. The aforementioned poplar beng the
| third tree struck BY lightning this season within
one hundred yards of each ether. Let the farmer
protect his stock yell his buiidings from such
accidents when 10 has the means within his reach.
We hope our scientific men will take hold Of the
| living beech and examine the element of which IL
l. composed and ascertain what principle u l. In
said beech that IL rcpusi,c {" the action Of
lightning. Harrs dc Gr"cs RspnLiica~.
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Assaulted and Robbed

lasi John Rush. watchman AZ I ns"n railroad
cf"s.ihs. canton. Nas as-aulteh BY twp cploTel
men anI robbed 81 h.. ~a,rh ani other valuable,
The men cam" az ant a.kei What time u wa and
- Eu.h turned a. an-~'' their pue.iipn he Wa
struck uh ,hr back IT the head With large ,,pns
and knocked ."n'cl".,. After committing the act
the men fin uH aii have H"t been aIpfohenieJ
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Log Broken.-Mr. John Arthur, a blacksmith
near Fork Meeting House. lith district, had one
Of his legs broken on Monday Of last week by DO.
ing kicked by horse which he was shoeing.
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Overcome by the Heat. Ei~Ard Lee. son
Of Mr. ! Wesley Lee. of ihi. place. overcome
by the heat On wcincsisy. ~. Jaffei; Wa
promptly called in and 10 ,cFvu, result, are aI-
pretended.
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Wind a census Enumerator Thinks of

What Census Enumeration Thinks OF
Towsontown.-A census enumefator who spent
two days here last week, writes " as follows (:
"Towsontown l. delightful place 10 sleep. In
the early part IL the night the dogs sercnade you
NJ midnight the Tom eats hold jubilee, and in
tie small hours Of morn the roostcrs give con
cert. while during the day the Democrats Keep you
amused IN their selection 81 a Cabinet, foreign
ministers, custom house officers. postmasteTs, Ac,
under Hancock. Hut after all IL has soIne redeem
ing features about IT, for instance, its beautiful
NAPLES. tho hospitality of it, citizens the comforts
for the inner man at Robinson's Urban's, watkins,
the Smedley. Sc. and especially the af!abio man
in which the "ChTis,ian Statcsman" treats
those who dare to do their own thinking instead
IL expressing his thoughts e, second hand"
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Stealing Bacon

Stealing Bacon. ON Monday Last ofi,ci
Mccullough aTTe,i,i WIN. Chamber. On the cha ss
Il breaking int" the ,uIo., house 81 Mr. Nm.
Street. "a tie lipukstpSn road. and stealing D.;
Of meat chamber. hal = hearing before Justice
Pole Which resulted IL 81. beng committed to AL
fYr the action oi the Grand Jury.
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st. Johns Mission. - Preaching ~ Sunday
e,enins. lsth .n.t.. BY Rev. NJ. Agsiin.
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Qunrterly MeotInr

trri, iu,.tir. At Bark River Scrs 4. 81. J.. rbuf-
~.hias. Iuly -.iL. a. WLi.h time Rev Jas.
lisniy, J.. L.. w,il ric,th 10. funeral .-rmon
William r.n~ay W ai., expect minister. irs
III. city. oar sister chu'rb-- are respectfully 70
,ici K,s. IL. l. MitLtAN-. Pas:"f.
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n. CHARLES BURKE. Attorney, ro~.on,own.
ORDER NlSI.

"
10 the Haticr II he .ri' By H,ary - HHfchis.. Tie
Treasurer If BrifiR'ore county. aad n. Coiisc.
tor If STATE ard Caan,y Tarss J"r said county.
for aoH pasHsaf ~ fryss 81 iaad a.....,d 10
WILLIAM WELBY. l3h Di.,rici. for a..
gar is7S-ia he Great Court for Rahiaors
cnhHfy.
ORDERED. by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 3Oth day Of June. A. u. 1850, that
the sale made and reported by Henry Z. Hutch
ins, the Treasurer Of Baltimore county. and the
Collector of the State and County Taxes for said
county, in the above entitled matter. of the land
assessed 20 William welby, in the 18th District
Of said county. he ratified and confirmed. unless
cause 10 the contrary be shown on or before the
?6fh day Of Jaiy, A. u. 1850, provided a copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper printed
and published in Towsontown. Baltimore county.
once In each Of three successive weeks before the
said 26th day Of July, 1850. The report and ex.
hibits show that the property was sold for taxes
due for the year 1878, TO the County Commission
srs Of Baltimore county for thirty seven dollars
and fourteen cents. cash. GEO. YELLoTT.
True Copy-Attest;
Jelly ;. I'll wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
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TINliIs Is TO GIVE NoTICE. That the sub
i scribcrs have obtained from the Orphans Court
Tor baltimore county. letters Of administration on
the estate Of
CHRISTINA s. AULL,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
20 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscribers,
on or before the 2ah day ~ December, 1850;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said e.
tate requested To make immediate payment
Given under our hands this goth day Of Juns,
lSS0. JACOB II. AULL,
MARGARET y. AULL,
July 3.--itl Administrators.
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ser Mr.. james II. Ives, member Of the Second
branch City Council, died u, his residence In Hal
timore, on Saturday morning last, aged - years.
The cause Of his death consumption, with
which he had been suffering about year. Mr..
Ives. who was an active business man. married q
daughter Of Mr.. John q. Medinger. Ills wife and
four children survive him.
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A HsLv. MiLE 10 WAGON IN l:o5l.--on Satur-
day of last week Edwin Forrest was driven by
Mr.. Robert Bonncr to wagon. without tod. weights.
wagon aud driver weighing over ?7S lbs. on the
three quarter track at the farm near Tarrytown.
a mile in :.isl The 6rs, half was an easy jog.
Tho last half earnest work. II was done In
i:Osi. Mr.. homer authorizes Us 10 say that he
will pay S?J,0Oo for = horse which can pull wagon
and drive. weighing :5S lbs. On his track, half
milo In I;OSl. lie adds that u the horse goes 10
th. half mile pole In the specified time. he may
take half day, or half week. To finish the mile.
lie paid Si6.OuO Tor Edwin Forest. Hopeful h
rated great halfmie horse. and -. Julien IL
credited with the speed of the hurricane. IL the
owner of either l. anxious 60 sell, here y his
chAncc. - Tnrf. Iieif anil Hnra.
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wuAr A "LEADER' THorGHr ABorT IT.-A
prominent Democratic leader expressed himself as
follows at the Cincinnati convention, just before
the nomination Of Gen. Hancock:
swell, we been q Democrat ever since was n
voter. and have never known the party TO fail
to commit some internal idiocy ut critical points
in it, history. II has done one sensible thing In
its career when Il nominated Tiiden, and IL 10 my
opinion that there never has been time when u
might not have succeeded by doing something
equally sensible but II would be just like the
Democratic party TO nominate Gen. Hancock, just
when the soldier Is played out, when the country
has grown sick Of military Presidents n such, and
when the whole thing has been speSed out Of Its
stomach and for the Democratic party 10 come
up fifteen years behind time and try TO set mp In
business as n soldiers party" The look Of min
glcd Amusement and disgust the face of the
speaker was irresi'tibly Iudicrous. "well," said
he, "thcre are no issues now a-days but those Of
finance and political economy, and on every one
Of these the Democratic party has been 80 blanked
unsound that am ready 10 sec the countrypin
Republican hands for four years more"
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prononnla ror Lnnds owned bow emo Citv.

FrOpo6hI5 TOT Lhhub OWheu % tHu OIty'
The real estate committee Of the Baltimore
Water Board held meeting on Saturday last 90
open the bids for ,52i acres Of land lying along
the Gunpowder Falls in this county, not required
for the Of the city 10 the construction Of the
permanent water supply. There were Eve or six
bids received. The Board came In possession of
the property ut the time they were acquiring the
rights Of property holders along the line Of the
falls. and though II would be cheaper to purchase
the lands than the water rights the owners Of
property generally asking large prices for the
rights when they knew the city was obliged to
purchase. II l. now desired 10 sell that portion
IL the land not required for the use Of the water
department. II the bids do not prove satisfactory
10 the Board the property will probably be sold at
priv ate saie.
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rINnIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
l. scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters of administra-
ton on the estate of
BENJAMIN HORN.
late II said county deceased. All persons having
claims against tho deceased are hereby warned TO
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof to the
subscribers,
on before the ia day Of January. lssi;
they may othcrwi,e by Law be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Those indebted 20 said es-
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under ou' hands this 9Th day Of July. 1850.
ROBERT 7. BALDWIN,
MARTIN l.. HORN.
July i0.--tt.l Administrators 4. u. l..
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List Of letters remaining uncalied for In Govans-
town y. o.. for the month ending July 18th: Jas.
W. GordOn. Miss Bridget 0rInond. M Tom Kos.
ton, Mrs BrarsFs. CoRSELIA KELLEY, T. N.
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ney. coloTel, gave a pie mic Thufsday night. ON
the turnpike . short distance above TowrohtoWn.
Mary Brown attended and found a gentleman
friend IL hers in company with another belle.
This naturally ineensed Mary aud drawing a
small "persualeT' from her pocket, with which
she proposed To- cosrce her lothaTio. the weapon
was aecidentiy discharged. the ball passing
through one of Mary fingers. cooling her ardor
considerably.
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poet fs.r 81 Go, An,tnu La. been changed ten
the ri. ute e. ihc iru: st.re nearly rri.-ii
lipir Gland Avenue. Aa!f mile nearer tLe city. Nj.
'"furiia Kelly. Who has aeceptably hiied the ,fi 81
81 I",tupi.ife-- lta number & yeafs. retire. aH'
D. :. X. syh..irf has been appointed.
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ListofLetters remaining uncaiied for Tow
son =. %. forthc week ending July 10TH will DO sent
"a the Dead Letter Office August 9TH. 1850, if not
claimed; David .. Bosley, sister Mary ,I,onaven-
ture, Geo. Brown, Conrad Hildt, Miss Lueie d.
Mosley. SARAm FEAST, y. NJ.
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rINHIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimese county, letters u administrs-
ton on the estate Of
ELIZABETH HUGHES.
late Of said county. deceased. Al persons having
claims against the decrease; arc hereby warned 20
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber.
os or b.Jors hs s9h day Of Dseenbsr, 1850;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 90 said
tate are requested To make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 29th day Of June. 1880
FRANK =. CLARK,
Administrator with the will annexed.
IuIv
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Shooting Scrape.--A man named Edward
knapp was before Justice Cole. at waverly, on
Monday evening. charged with shooting with in
tent u kill WIN. Rode OF n drinking place on tho
Belair road, last May. knapp at the time claim
ell the shooting 20 have been accidental, the pistol
going oil while being handed by himself 10 Rode.
Thi. Rode denied, but, nevertheless. entered into
an agreement with knapp not to prosecute him II
the latter would pay the expense of his surgical
aud medical attendance, which was rendered by
DR.. Seiner. So matters progressed until Rode re-
covered when be presented the bill, which knapp
refused 10 pay. The former then, about two
weeks since, procured q warrant for knupp's ar
rest from Justice Morse, of the city, but the ac-
eused was discharged for want Of Jurisdiction. A
warrant was then procured from Justice Cole, aud
an investigation had. rs stated, which resulted In
the magistrates releasing the accused In $500 bail
for his appearance NJ court, with Otto Strnek as
surety. The investigation also ELECTED some evil
dence TO the effect that Rode endeavorsd TO induce
Dr. Sener 10 make out his bill for n larger amount
than services rendered. and that they should d.
vide the amount. But this DR.. Selner refused 10
do.
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County Agricultural Society. III
fectors IL the baltimore county Agricultural So
cicty held - meeting at Timonium on Monday
the president. Samuel llrAdy, In the chair. and
VIM. u. Sands. secretary.
Forty additional stalls for hor'es were ordered
I" he built. the grounds are 90 he cleared of gras
and wecds and the track put In good condition
for the coming exhibition.
A eommodious building. 80 by 100 feet, L. to b,
erected for the household department.
Premiums are 10 be offered for best aour, leather
woolen and cotton goods. fertilizers. ac also foI
horsemanship Especial premiums for ladies and
boys. The following committees were appointed
To- pToeaTs Oraior asd 10 appoiat Joar Dsp.
",y M"S'hats- Samuel brady aud WIN. b. Sands
Reception Csmm,Hiss--A. n. Stump. Jesse Sling
luf. Col Walter =. Franklin, W. u. Ruby, W. II
Benson, Samuel N. Shoemaker. q. Morton Stew
art, Chas. 7. Cockcy. Jacob N. Pearce, n. G.
Longnecker and Richard u. woolien.
On Traek-Tbomas Todd. George u. Miliigar
aud Edward y. Pevrce.
0a Gro~ad Aryanys@esi.--s Samuel brady, W
u. Braekenridge, John Ridgcly of H.. Robert \
corse, y. ~. Rankin. Dickinson Gorsuch, Johr
crowthsr, Jr., and WIN. d. Sands.
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From Philopolis. 9th District. Quarterly
Mssiiay at Jsssop's -RsiH-- Whsn aHd Oa,.-
EaTiy P.aehss.-The second quarterly meeting 10
Hereford Circuit NJ. y. church, was held nj Jcs.
sop's on the 10th and ilth inst. Rev. W. a..
Chapman, y. T., was present and preached on
Saturday and Sunday. Ills theme Sunday morn
ing was 1.-THE Immortality of the soul" aud the
sermon was listened TO with marked attention. A
large congregation was present, the church not
being capable of seating all. Revs. GLENN. Case
and Resn Gorsucb % baltimore. were also present.
The love feast ON Sunday morning was one Of un
usual interest. and was largely participated In.
Al.day services were also held ON Monday. Rev.
Mr.. Case preached IN the morning. after which the
sacrament was administered. Rev. Mr. GLENN
conducted the services In the afternoon.
Quite n shower Of rain fell on Sunday night sui
hcient 10 revive vegetation considerably. The
corn needed u badly. II will require much more
TO noisten the earth TO the depth 81 the corn
rootA
Unfavorable reports como In respecting the yield
of wheat and oats, much wheat falling Ear below
the anticipations 81 the farmers.
The Beatrice peach has ripcned and been gath.
cred. Some were picked the FIRST week in July.
which Is very early for this kind Of frui, In this
section. PHILoroLp.
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n. CHARLES BURKE, Attorney, Tow.On,Own.

True Copy-Attest:
July st. WIN. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
FOURTH EDITION.
YEsrERDAY's CONVENTIONS.

PeDnsylvanfA TIIdenish - south
Carolina ON no Candidates For
Bherman-O california for Blaine
Arkansas for 9rant-The Indiana
@reenbackeRs.
The Democratic State Convention re-
assembled In Harrisburg yesterday,
adopted the report Of the Committee on
Contested Seats, and organized perma-
nently by the choice Of &. e.
Monaghan a. Chairman. Resolutions
were reported opposing the use
Of military at the polls condemning
the vetoes Of President Hayes deolar-
Ing for constitutional currency Of gold
and silver, and paper convertible into
coin opposing subsidis and the pre-
tensions Of the great transportation
companies to be above the fundamental
law, declaring that the Eleotornal fraud
issue 'precedes and dwaris any other,
and instructing the delegates to Cincin-
natl to vote as unit. A motion to
strike ont the instruction to vote as a
unit was carried, after a lively debate,
by vote Of 125 to 122. VIM. B. Stem.
ger, W. s. Scott, Lewis C. Cassidy and
R. M. speer were elected delegates at
large to the National Con-
vention, and 4. 3. Monaghan
and w. II. Playford were nomi-
mated for Electors at large. George A.
Jenks, Of Jefferson county, was nomin-
ated for Justice Of the Supreme Court,
and Col. R. P. Dechert, Of Phiiadel-
phia, for Auditor General. After ap-
pointing A. Fl. Dill to be Chairman Of
the State Committee, the Convention
adjourned "sine die" The friends of
Tilden in the Convention reverse Sem
ator Wallace's estimate, and claim 40
delegates for Tilden to IL for Han
cook. A third estimate gives 10 each
to Hancock and Tilden, leaving 20
unbound and free to support the most
candidate.
The Republican Convention Of South
Carolina reassemblsd yesterday and
adopted resolutions condemning the
outrage on Cadet Whitaker, and the
bestowal Of Federal patronage on DEM
oorats. A resolution declaring that If
General Grant should not bo o Presi-
Dental nominee the delegates should
support Blaine, "but in no contingent
oy vote for Sherman" was laid on the
table and the Convention adjourned
finally.
The Greenback State Convention of
Indiana met yesterday in indianapolis.
Nearly 800 delegates were present. A
State ticket was nominated, headed by
Richard Gregg, of Dearborn county, for
Governor, and delegates were chosen
to the National rssnbaok-Labor Con-
vention, to meet in Chicago.
The Arkansas Republican Convention
adjourned on Wednesday night, after
instructing its delegates to Chicago to
support General Grant.
The Republican Convention Of Cali
forDia met yesterday in Sacramento. A
resolution was reported instructing the
delegates to Chicago TO vote as unit
tor Blaine.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
Died.

STOUT.-OA the 2sth inst, Frankie Tatnall,
only child Of Frank and Hettie A. Stout,
aued4 years. 3 months and 2S days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral iroM the resi-.
denoe of his grandmother, Mrs. Martha Price,
No. l709 Delaware Avenue, on saturday al.
tarnoon, May LIST. Services OF tbs house at
a, 40 o'oIoek. Interment at Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery.
O,OONNER.-In this city, on the 10th inst,
MARY Walsh O'Conner, daughter Of M. A.
O'Conner and Mary Russell, aged 2 years
and menths. ..u,,
Relatives and friends are espectfuily invi'
ted 10 attend the funeral from the residence
OF her parents, No. los West street, on Friday
afternoon at O'Clock, without further notice.
WILSON.-In this city, on the :sth inst, S.
v. Wilson, wife, OF John Wilson;
Relatives and friends arc invited 70 attend
the funeral from her lale residence, a2l West
7th street, on saturday morning, May lst, at
IL O'Clock To proceed to GreensDorough
cemetery, Maryland.
TEAs.-aa this city, On April 2Sth, Joseph
Teas, aged 10 years.
His friends are respectfully invite1 to at
tend the fuSesal from his late residence, NO
4l4 East Fourth street, on Sunday afternoon
at 5 o'clock,
PhiIa. Ledger" please copy.