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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-07

Size and Price Reduced, from so to rs cents
bottle HdHnmoRd's Llptm snt-the best Iiniment in
use and one that used by Physicians as well as the
people The label bears the certificate of some Of ouy
best physicians and citizens. All orders from merchants
and others addressed TO j. O. HILL Worcester Mass will
receive prompt attention. va
% Bear in mind that the price is reduced.
u. 2. HILL, Apothecary
Jy1z dRWu Worcester Masa
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 118 Main street, Worcester.
DR.LINNELL,

Ho M R oPA THIsTl
Will meet his Office patients hereafter from to and
to SPIN. No, WnIuut 81
Worcester, May 20, 1856
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TEACHER OF THE PTANO FORTE.
Room in connection with A. MARsH's Music stor,
No. American House Block, Worcester
% diff
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MENDELssoHN QUMTETrE CLUB.-This very
popular company propose to give another concert
in this city, at Brinley Hall, provided sufficient
encouragement is given. They will be assisted
by Mrs Wentworth, who is favorite vocalist, as
well with the people of Worcester as elsewhere
A subscription paper is left at John Boyden's
Exchange Office, where those who wish to en-.
courage the plan, requested to call and enter
their names.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-07

Slate for ROOfs.-The subscriber rs prepared tn
furnish Slate for Roofs of superior quality andlay It in
the best manner, on the satisfactory terms sam
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street
apl3 dtf John RARM
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A D til AT Err
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR At Law
No. 2l8 Main street,..- Worcester Mas,
my30 AZ
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CHAPIN = iriI-I.0;

CHAPLIN q TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW
Nos and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass
hENW OHAPih' o. II. TiLLoTsoN.
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CLEARING OUT SALE
At The ONE PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE
SALE

The Stock of WINTER CL9THING now in store Is
nusuay large and much Of it Of yefy superior qual
Nv I'd The season baing far sdyarcrd, THFsg GooDs
,lrsr sPRgDfLv, to make room for brilliant
So, sack the mgnufaeture Of ghich is now commence
81 "a sagIe rapid sale our
x4INTER GARMENTS
IRE married do7 10 first cost. and in many cases
sidersby bet0D COST 1910, r.. -
Que stock Of oyERCO Is ysrg lsFiss
and confirms, besides eral 0rtme Of hepdv and
I0lg priced RAGLANS and SdCKS. Also, A great
quantity of uutquale quality and stilr Every ptrson
in reed OF ovcoat should he to examine Ibis IN
rivglled assortment
In th- above is large quantity Of YOUTHS RAG
LANS.
All persons in want Of CLOTBING Of any descnption
from pair of prawers to heavy overcoat. invited
to give this notice Especial attention, md purchasers
may confidently rely upon the good faith Of repre-
sensations inegsTd to the reduction prices which,
sdeTed with the quantity variety, and superior quality Of
our stock, constitute inducements sbundaBty tucieut
to compensate every purchaser Of
Q l. O It H / N G.
For visiting establishments and it is believed that
money be inv sted in Clothing of our Stock
better advantage than in any other porpery Wor-
cester To test this, please call at earliest convenience
upon A. p. WARE s. Co.,
168 and 40 Main street.
Worcester, Jsn. 8, 1857 off jS
e Z r. Y q E
Who buys his Clothing that of his family, knows
that is quite item in his expense during year and
that II is object to make his Purchases where he can
save dollar in every This be done by making
Lather's Clothing Hoase =!
Your regular place Of trade where you always find
large assortment of better made
C L 0 n H n G
Than at any house in the city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-07

We understand that the next of Mr. Higgin-
sons series of discourses on the "Seven Deadly
SINS" will be delivered tomorrow evening =
Subject: " Apathy"
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W. P. FETRIDGE & CO.,
Gszz dawom franklin Square, New York

Eou@hs, boraseness and bronchitis,
bhOWNs BRONCHIAL TROCHEs when allowed 10
dissolve slowly in the mouth have direct ~ 49,,
affected pars the sedavs and soothing effect TO The mu
cous lining Of the wndppe into the Bronchn alays pul
monary Irritation and gives relief in Coughs and Code
and the various throat affections 10 which uuhlic
and singers are liable dNwep 0 'Ps an,
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m n AZ e Eo % EtN nOLSi Ne De.
A.. ~ "a EoFAVHlQ Pm YSLOIAN
OFFioR ARD RHsipKxoK ia MAIN 81 oVyIor aop.
FROM no o AND 7 TO 8 o'oLooK ?. Al.
Worcester. Oct 20. 1853
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-07

If Walker is not the legitimate ruler Of
Nicaragua, he is robber and pirate; if he
be the legitimate ruler, Nicaragua is at war
with Costa Rica. In either case, to allow
men to be recruited here and supplies to be
furnished, is gross violation Of our neutral.
Ity laws. The government had no difficulty
in stopping similar violation of law, only
not half so bad, in the case of Great Britain
then at war with Russia. Now great fuss
is made, few agents are arrested, an exam
ination is held in which nothing is elected,
and the whole thing is ended till preparations
are made for another set of recruits and anoth-
er shipment Of supplies and munitions. This
is most discreditable to our government. 1t
not only displays its ineficiency now, but i'm
peaches its good faith before. One 1.-THE of the
energy put forth for the capture of one run
away negro would relieve our government
from the reproach of favoring the fiIlibuster.
ism that has awakened the general indigna-
ton of the civilized world. = Providence
Journal.
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dIT0RNEYS AND cOUNSELLORs Ar mr.
g. No Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
OnAs. DEvkss, JR, GBo. Y. IloAn, j. HRsaY nm.
" ar
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~ d X. j. NJ. RICE.
Once No. 4 Harrington Bloch.
Corner Of Main and Front Streeta. AZ,
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SPANISH CoIN.-The public appear deter
mined to be mystihed in regard to the Spanish
coins, and some of our contemporaries are do
ing their best to help them. These coins ave
not legal tender, and have not feen for some
time past--the acts of 1884 and 1913 contin-
ing the legal currency Of Spanish, Mexican,
Peruvian, Chilian. and Central American coin
to the dollars of certain weight, and not in
Guiding the fractional parts thereof The bill
now before Congress simply authorizes the
public officers Of the United States to receive
the fractions of dollar at twenty per cent.
less than their nominal value, and commands
them to hand such as they receive over to the
mint tor re.coinage, so that no present legal
rights of any holder of the coin will be at all
diminished.
There is also an error in regard to the in
trinsic value of these coins, as proved by re-
cent assay. Tie deposit at the assay office of
about $4,000, on which there was a loss of
Ia per cent, consisting entirely of smooth
pieces, every quarter, eight and sixteenth,
which 'showed the pillars or would pass
current i'll any South American port, having
been previously taken ont The result is,
therefore, not guide to those who hold an
unassorted mess Of the coin. Every sound
quarter, on which the impression is distinct
Is worth intrinsically from rs to ~ cents, and
is readily taken at % cents in exchange for
American currency by all Of the bullion bro
kers. The same is true of the smaller pieces
which are not worn smooth or clipped
Therefore those dealers who advertise to re-
ceive them at par, will suffer, on an average,
less discount upon them than upon uncurrent
bank notes. We have thus shown that no
loss has been entailed upon any one by the
proposed law, and that the camor on this sub
jectis entirely without foundation. The Span
ish currency, however, is doomed; it is not
needed, as there is plenty of American coin
to supply its place, and it is now as sure to go
out of sight as the snow in spring.-Jownal
of Commerce.
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HAMILTON a. HILL,
ATTORNEY and co UNSELLOR Ar L. AIY.
NO. brinley Han, ........... Worcester, Mas.
mo dam
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GEO. \. 5. CURTIS

aro.,, -, u no. ". 3. CURTIN, N
eI s,S INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE BRolxER
slocks bought and sold Insurance enected on al caa.
iT,ddGpeIty zeal Estate bought sold, and exehangea
treet, up stairs dsm ~N'' A'' ia Ius'"
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w w. PR A TT
CONSTA BILE AND AUCTIOEEnR
Once No. Flagg's Building opposite M nav ~,
JzO House, Worcester Mass Hte
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2 dawtf
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WIN. u. HnRpS

WIN. LIE HOBBS.
Ueader of the Worcester Cornet band ia
Q o M p o s E r q f ~ $40.
Can furnish Brass and Quadre Bands, orcbestras, &c
with all kinds If Music. ~
Orders reserved at Mr.. G. Loring's Music store, 2Os
WIN. L. HOBBS. Professor of Music,
MS du No. Carlton street,
Size and Price Reduced, from so to 25 cents
bottle. HdFnD0Rd's LINN nt-the best Imminent in
USE and one that is used by Physicians well as the
people The label bears the certificate Of some of ony
bes physicians and citizens All orders from merchants
and others addressed TO j. O. HILL Worcester Mass will
receive prompt attention
G Bear in mind that the price is reduced
30 -, j. Q. HILL, Apothecary
y4A os"u Worcester, Mass.
Adm THAY
ATTORNEY Z COUNSELLOR At LAW
No. 2l8 Main street,..- Worcester Mas,
myS0 aw
Slate for ROOfs.-The subscriber rs prepared IN
furnish Slate for Roofs of superior quality in
the best manner, on the most satisfactory terms sam
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street
apla dIf JOHN BARNARD.
WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 118 Main street, Worcester.
oz1 DIFF
DIR. LINNELL,
lHo R ora HIsTl
VIII meet his Office patients hereafter from to and
to SPIN. No. 6 WnInut 81
Worcester May 20, 1855
EIectrO-ChemicnI Bnths,-The proprietor
Of the Worcester Water Cure would announce to the pub
lie that they now have all the facilities for administering
these baths
Worcester Jan. 20, 1866. dn
G. F. CUSHMAN,
TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE.
Room in connection with A. MARsHs Music store
No American House Block, Worcester,
Mrs. y. Goodwin, an experienced ana SUCCESS
A,,l dr,ffa hold IN
oil attend to the duties Of her profession Residence
Austin street. aft oct2I
DIR. Henry Sargent gives special tteption To
Diseases Of the Eye Office No IL Worcester Bank BlocEI
my2p
.nmo JAMES .. MILLIAMs.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ No. 21S Main Street,
"a WORCESTER. MASS. dly
CHAPLIN & TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLORs Ar LAW
Nos and Worcester Bank Block Worcester, Mas,
HENRY 0Harlh' 0. II. TiLLoTsoR.
Terms RedIced.-The propnetors Of the wor
ceater WATER CURE will receive patients and boarders
at greatly reduced prices. until the erection Of their new
ana more eommodius Institution The present accommo
datons for Winter treatment are unsurpassed
Worcester Sept 8, 1866. dawu
NOtice.--Any person wishing to exchange A oood
house and lot In the central part Of this city worth from
$4,000 TO $1,000 for good secured by MORTGAGE
que some years hence with interest, will please direct
line TO pox $40, L. o. Worcester. dIwa j3O
.9a DIR. NEWTON,
ID X N Z S Il
Has removed his office from 1888 Main street 10 AMERICA
HoUss BLOCK, directly opposite where he win be happH
tosee patrons and friends ara ft,s
LIB. NICHOLS, M. d..
r.. a "a EoFAVHlO PHYSLOIAN
OFFioE AnD REsipKNoK ia MAIN 81 OFgIon nom
From lro . AND TO ooLooK Pm
Worceaters0rt 20, 1893 m
DEyENS. HOAR, 4 HILL.
ATIORhEfS AND coUNSELLORS Ar LAJg
On, NJ III. worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
OhAs DKYkSsi JR,, dEo ". IloAR j. HRsay mn
20 an - NAS" "'LLi
HAMILTON a. HILL,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR Ar LAW.
NO Brinley Hal, ...... .....W Worcester Mass.
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no NV NNyIe OF EIcfmrpn which OLAVTTN
70 introducing, end is so successful In taking have be
come Inc theme Of conversation aud attract handred ~
people to his rooms daily to behold aud admire ,n,o
graphic popularity which never has been rei,,sa ~
practical certainty before Mr.. ia famous Il tsting
pclares Of children Hisprodueionn al eftes smaat
instananeoulsy then there is such pecu1
and admirable corng 10 his pctures hat . assi WV
,he substance would leapfrom the shadows orranhis
sIl.ry, 1888 Main street. over Citizens Bank 's'"FHN
J1l dim
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EXPERIENCE AND CLOSE ATTENTION

L Q q n I ~ G
Than at any house in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-15

giNANClA. AND CONNER CiA.
-o@~oDNoN~~>O-N~~~0>N
0OURV n II II NV.


The market continues dull and heavy. At tho
board to-day the tendency Of prices down aud tho
transactions the leading railroad stocks
lively limited In Erie the than
any other stock and city ell sustained from tho
opening to the osse The greatest decline In M,ga
ke aud Mississippi, and La Crosse and Milwaukee The
first gradually settling down from It's weight and
want Of value while the decline the other result
Of furious onslaught Of It's opponents New York
put out time contracts by tho bears to day.
the board this morning Milwaukee and hssssippi decinea
2k pr cent Michigan Southern preferred, ~ Reading,
III Michigan Central, Michigan Southern, old, u; La
Crosse and Milwaukee, al the opening, but foil of, and
closed ct SIX Q 3lA. The sales principally for
cash IL railroad bonds and State securities very little
was done day The stock market Ia sensibly aft cted
by the weather Avoraby unavoI ably and the proba
bility that the present heated term will drive good
many spectators into the country limit operations at
the Stock Exchange.
AT the second board the market vas a Hale buoyant
with considerable activity. New Yorh Central Railroad
advanced y per cent; Panama, l; Erie, 4; Reading,
La Crosse and Nil waukie az, from the lowest point OF
the ming board Tho impro vement In Erie attribu.
ted to the arrival Of foreign nancier who is said
to possess grand secret for galvsnzing road
stocks Great hopes entertained By the friends
Of the Erie that partial recovery "a near al hand
INC Asss'ans treasurer fePoIu 70 Gay aS iouo~s-
Total receipts. e28r ,256 90
IdyineuS. Ia o4V IL
Total balance. ,ssl $50 95
The New Jersey Railroad and transportation Company
have declared semi annual dividend Of per cent pay
able the LIST OF August The Security Fire los
Company, dividend Of per cent, payable August l.
The Hudson River Railroad Company will pay ateres
their fret mortgage bouds due the LIST Of August on
that day, al their Office The Sixth Avenue Raj road
annual dividend OF per cont payable q: the PEG
pies Bank on the LIST Of August
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Nr1oAL.--Besdes The many other epjoyments which
make city the centre Of attraction, please to
tcarn that the Academy Of Music has been taken for
short the purpose Of giving series Of promenade
concerts. These will be delightful 'sunons, and
satisfied will amply repay the enterprsng managers for
the hocraay shey will exhibit IN bringing within the
reach Of the millions oil the charms which full and well
srshalled orchestra produce. We may anticipate
ths great enjoyment within short time, as learn al
-She preliminary arrangements perfected Aftsr the
promenade season, understand Thabeg inauguraies
the opera campaign with the yourg and beautiful Fezzo
iini whose voice has charmed the parisisus and thrown
thoir ncghbors at the other side Of the chaanel into
.2aroxysm OF enthusiasm
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Shocking Case or Aydrophobia.

Jacob Willis, Esq, Of Flushing, son Of samuel Willis,
q the well known hardware merchant In Pearl street.
died Sunday last at O'Clock p n. Of hydrophoba
The circumstances connected with the peculiarly
affecting. Eight weeks ago Saturday last dog into
Mr.. Willis yard aad attacked him. His hired man. no
tcpg the occurrence went 70 Mr. Willis rescue, bat be-
fore he could get the dog Off he succeeded biting Mr.
Willis severely In the hand This noble caught
the dog by the jaws and held him until another laborer
came TO bis relief and killed the dog with gun.
No unpleasant symptoms were manifested until laat
Friday morning, when Mr. Wins complained 10 his wife
that his felt heavy and painful Dr. Hedges Of Flush
ing village, at sent for who upon learning the
circumstances OF the bite, at convinced that the
disease clear Of hydrophoba. The best med
cal advice was obtained from the city, but ali OF
avail
The people OF Flushing feel great sympathy for tho
fan lily and relatives. Mr., Willis young man. thirty
nine Of age surrounded with youig and interesting
family possessed OF large Soune capable OF gratifying
all his and their wants, suddenly sacrn, Jed, and all
his ndred and relatives rendered unhappy forever In
the reflection that miserable dog, without value, In
any case, Is the cause Of such misfortune
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RuxoRrp DsrURRsSu ~ TIE sIxrrEuH wAsp-M
eight O'Clock last night word SEQ; 70 The Sixteenth
ward station house that vas soBg on In the Sixth
avenue, and that FIVE six hundred persons were ss
sembled oHioer Roach and several officers were do
tailed the indicated place, and when they had arrived
the crowd had dispersed and order seemed 70 reign In the
neighbour cod. II seems two men had difficulty In
grocery Eighteenth street. sixth that from
voyss they proceeded IN blows and when1 the police ar
rived had settled the diculty-oue having got guile
enough OF lighting.
CLEANING BRoapwAY-rbe specification for cleaning the
Streets recently agreed upon By the Street Committee OF
the Board Of Aldermen provides for the removal Of the
dirt from Broadway only three times week. This the
store keepers on this great thoroughfare deem insult
ncient and movement 10 on foot among Them 70 clean
~ once In every twenty four hours. Thus II the city
cleans II on Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights, they
WIN clean II on Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays. This
~ should be. necessary 10 clean Broadway
rather more than other streets, but IL question whether
the parties who are most benefited should mot pay the
difference.
Fns WAru srssu.-shotly before two O'Clock yes
erday morning, IRE vas discovered In the basement
on building NO 10 water street occupied by Richardson
Hayter ~ lunch and liquor house. The FIRE
quickly extinguished BY the nremen In that vicinity.
when the doors were broken open the found
ing under the counter. One part Of the counter Was
pretty much destroyed but little damage was done 10 the
building The sore above n occupied By Mr. Michael
Rupp nautical nstrumen, maker No damage done 70 the
uiock
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Personal 1pt<sissepce.

lord Napier, tac British Minister passed through this
city his way TO Boston, 10 attend the commencement
aercscs OF Cambridge College. Mr. Everett will also be
present Lord Napier shall succeed ~ well in pleasing
che alvmaa OF the "kodern A,henso as he aid BY hs
popular speech the a. Georges dinner those who were
chen present. every will say lord Napier an cxceI
lent diplomat
Ex-dov. r. Thomas, Msrylsnd; Hon. W. G. Bullock.
Kentucky Hon ". Churchw and lady, Of Tennessee
Hon G. Conrad OF louisiana Hon. Moses Mcnonald o,
Maine: Dr. G. H. wheelvrght, u. y ~; Capt II. L. Ken
drick, 4. s. A.; Commander W. NJ Armstrong, U. s. n,
'ore 10 Washington
From Liverpool In the steamship City Of washinrtou-Ar
thur Kendall Wellington B Shorihouse, Coultos
Marvin. Mics Residing Mss oaynor usynor, Henry,
scott Hy wright r LAWN, j Conersd, y Hn, WIN Ansht
aobl Ings VIM Goes Benz De Forest NJ VI Bros yr M
'smiih, Scott Capt Rowet rhos Phillips, Jas Davies
Geo Davies Miss Davies Miss Rorkc, Vein aud LADY,
ssrsnlie and lady, Mrs q Bennett Watts MIss Mary
foetes Herbert u Herbert, Ball Brcthead, Donald
Thomss, siocks lady child Thos whitney and
tsfy. Mrs N Brown and child. and Tt in tue seersge
rron liverpool In ship Albert GallaiinMr Jsaua Of Pa
'Serson. NJ,
From, Savannah, in me steamship rloras-w 81.
s.Tsy sd v, .dv Mss Lucinda Miller Sylvester
Hion Dr n Arnold and two children VIM Rose somers,
ton and fcur chlldren echoouuske- ID d Hull las Res
DckeI Lbbey, Mrs Knapp and goa mrs VI ward Mss
Jas smnertnn, Martin Cooke Mrs yonge Mrs. Ran,
ror Three children and servant Mallar s,d s,stev Rev
James Perpont Miss @ Middles w. A ahulmsn MA. r
ooourn, Davis Crowell-snd 10 In The seersge.
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RuDu On Tuesday, July Ia, MARY wife OF Josepn
W. Beaded, in the ed year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 70 attend her funeral from her late
NewOwn Creek, between the saspeth and renny Bridge
road, 10 morrow afternoon, nj ~ O'Clock.
Carriages will DO In wAung 81 Grand street ferry
O'Clock.
BARtow-on Tuesday. July Il, at the residence o, his
in law, Rev. George sheOn JAco8 BAxrow In The
10th year OF his age
me relatives friends Of the family are invited V
attend bis funeral from 81 James Church. Newto rn, l. 4
this Afternoon at o'clock, without further invitation
EIlIou-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday July II, OF coBsunt
tiop, BsRRaRA, the wife Of william Elliott aged 90 years
the relatives and friends are respectfully aviei 70 a.
tend her funeral this afternoon, ct o'clock from No ~
Fossrn-Ai Mystic, on Tuesday, July Ia, NJ wnu.-
FoRHIH, aged IS years.
His remains win be brought 70 this city. Due notice
Enthusiastically, on Tuesday, July IA, CarssrSs
wife Of Nathan Furman, In the 18th year Of her age
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon ocock
from her late residence, No % Nevins street. Brooklyn
HAL-on nondsy, July l3 hAsr e., vile Of n omAs 8.
The enes OF the family invited attend Der runs
raj to morrow anernoon O'Clock, from her late res,
depce, No 20 East Thirty nrst street. Her remains VIZ
be tai en- 10 Greenwood.
arDeos.-In Brooklyn, on Monday, July 10, Has, p,
younger daughter Of Joseph v and Gertrude Hadsoa,
aged one ear one month and twenty one days
The relatives ans friends Of the family respectfully
invited to .tend the funeral the residence Of her
corner OF Twenty sixth street and Third averao, sutn
brooklyn, this Afternoon at O'Clock
bud on Garth
LET'S -on Tuesday July IA, JAMES LET'S, nfAsi son %
John Letts, aged two years.
The friends add scquanances respectfully lnv,cd
10 attend the funeral at tue residence o. the parent No
100 Fast Forty second street. at two O'Clock shs nse
noon.
MArsAnD.-On Sabbath evening, July H. MANI ~ xAs-.
sAsD.
Her relatives and friends and those OF the family,
respectfully requested 10 attend her funeral, hl sss
noon, at O'Clock, from the residence Of Mrs. Hoevs
Van wssenen, Jr, No. ia West Twenty third sSess,
without further invitation.
NuI - a.
LESAH Nuixs, IN the Tlst year Of her ae.
Her relatives and friends respectful " invited 70 a.
tend the funeral, Ut Queens late Bru'hyile, L. L, a.
O'Clock this sfernoop Her remains vii be taken ~
Noun, Olvet Cemetery for internnent
NoY.-DrovBed while bathing At Newark. N Z. on
Monday, July 49, JoHN G., ia, son Of John Z. Ncg (cs
oessed) late Of New York. In the 18Th year ct his Ae
The friends Of the family respcctfu' iuved 70 ~
tend the funeral from the house 81 his 0her 12a 60 Va
Proeuect street, Newark 70 morro@ NOR ding aslo eol,c
Nv taking the O'Clock vain, ,riends m be net Al Che
M, stree, depot Funeral "a lake pie % a, 10 occos
| Riley I'm tuesday m' rniog. ally IA. At halfrsr y
| o'clock, pawn RLEY, Of SSlh Gre "a strest
The funera viii taxa 7a,a from ~ Ssssy .ssee. 4
O'Clock this ater0ccr.