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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-10

SALLY ANDERSON HABEAs CORPUS CASE.
Judge Underwood on yesterday awarded a
writ of habeas corpus in the case of the
negro Sally Anderson, under sentence of
death for burning Mr.. McGruder's house.
The writ was served on the jailor of Hen
rico county, and is made returnable to next
Friday. Her discharge is claimed on the
ground "that William e. Wade, who was
one of the persons present and holding the
pretended county court as justice thereof
on the pretended trial; John B. Young, at
torney for the Commonwealth for Henrico
county and William Folkes, clerk Of the
court, are expressly disqualified and pro-
hibited from holding the Offices named I'M
der the third section of the fourteenth arti-
Gle Of amendment Of the Constitution Of
the United States.'
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RIPE STRAwBERRIEs.-We have from
that enterprising manager Mr.. William
Payne Waring, Sunny Side, near this city,
@ fine sample of a delicious variety of
strawberry. 1t is exceedingly rare, save
in tropical cline, that you find this lus-
cious fruit growing to such perfection SO
late in the season, nor do we remember Of
ever seeing until now ripe strawberry
gathered in this latitude-and that, too,
grown in the open air-after the foliage has
fallen from the forest. That, indeed, must
be a genial sun at Sunny Side.
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COMMERCIAL.
Corn and Flour Exchange.

hICHMOND, december o. 1868.
OFFERINGS.
Whsat-White sos bushels. Bed zoo bushels
Corn.-white. 1890 bushels new, 90 bushels old.
Mixed, "a bushels.
OGts.-670 bushels.
Rve.-2!s bushels.
Mired BenRS.-4 bushels
Dat ChOp.-26 bushels.
AedL.-lu bushels.
SALES.
Wheat.-White, 100 bushels prime on private
terms; 17s bushels very good on private terms ~
bushels good on private terms 10 bushels good at
g. so bushels damaged at Si.lo 90 bushels dam
aged at Sl.75-tntal. 528 bushele. Red, 10 bushels
common at sl.e0; IS bushels Inferior at s1. So
total. 90 bushels. Mixed 4ei bushels on private
terms.
Corm.-Whitc. 2A bushels good new on private
terms; so bushels prime old on private terms Ias
bushels very good new at s73c.: "a bushels good
new at s5c DO bushels prime old at 81 les bushels
very good new Mt s83c.; 26l bushels damp new at
s5:.--tota, a3i bushels. Mixed, e. bushels new at
ssc.
Oats.-s2 bushels at &c.; Sc bushels prime at
52jc So bushels very good at s2c.-sotal, lI4
bushels.
Rye.-ss bushels prime Mt 81 10.
Meal While. country bOlted, 10 bushels at CSC.
Dat Chop.-26 bushels ut SIC.
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Miss LAURA KEENE.--This distinguished
and charming actress, who has been per-
forming to crowded houses in New York,
will appear before the Richmond public for
four nights only, commencing tomorrow
with "Hunted Down; or, The Two Lives
of Mary Leigh" Miss Keene will be sup
ported by. her New York company; among
which we notice the name Of George Boni-
face. The box sheet will be opened this
morning at the store of G. L. Bidgood, 1917
Main street, for the sale of reserved seats
without extra charge.
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EDUCATION OF SOLDIERS CHILDREN
DR.. Broaddus, secretary of committee for
this work, reports that one gentleman in
Richmond agreed to pay for one pupil for a
session, and promptly handed over ten dol
lars. Several others contributed five dol
lars each, and still others one; and some
even less. 1t is scarcely needful to say that
while neither tive nor ten, nor even still
larger sums would not be preferred, yet
the press for money is so great that one
dollar contributions are by no means re-
fused
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, December 9.-Noon.-Cotton
6rmer estimated sales, 10000 bales. Beef,
1865. Western wheat, 9s. Cd, AJtternoon.---
Cotton frmer; uplands, 1913; Orleans,
liz. - sUaa-.-
LONDON. December 9.--Consols, 9232s.
United States bonds irmer. at Ia
HAvRE, December 9.-Cotton on the spot
unchanged.
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HENRIco COUNTY Court, WEDNESDAY
Justice G. D. Peasants preSiding.-Rich-
ard Throgmorton, John Hall, and James
knight were arraigned on the charge OF
injuring the land of Charles c. Clark.
Throgmorton and Hall were found guilty
and fined one cent; Knight was found not
guilty and discharged.
The case of Justices Nettles and Yeat-
man, charged with o misdemeanor, was
continued until the third day Of the Janu-
arY court,
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llfen would do well by taking desk at the Old
Dominion Business College 1911 Main street. They
can there acquire precisely tina knowledge OF the
routine OF bu-ness which they VIII be required tn
practice IN the bnsy rnnrts Of trade ana commerce
embracing every formaIity OF actual businsss, and
the modes and customs Of trade and the science or
accounts in It's most complete developments. Send
for circulars. Postoffice box 4o2. d, sw&w1t
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BAHKRUPTCY.-Be Rosenheim,
Fauquicr county c. R. Darracott, Rich
mond Aug. Edwards, King and Queen
F. D. Wheelwright, Westmoreland George
Tyler, Spotsylvania Jasper G. Hughes,
Gloucester; W. Richardson, King and
Queen; Reuben S. Denny, Stafford; petit
TONERS in bankruptcy, have received their
discharge.
The following petitions were fled yester-
day: Edward i. Whitlock, Spotsyivania
county Benjamin II. Stoll, Petersburg.
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Orfs.-e0 to &c.
5Beans.-s2 20 10 s2.76.
JkGL.-&l. ...s
Pork.-1*1D TO 1900. fi,.s. ..,t> !. . -
II Potatoes. 81; Virginia Irish, e2.0
per barref.2--zs-.-1-s.---.-
Dried F5ua.-=-,Apples, 81 to Ike; peaches.
IS to 20c. sst.s A-4-7
BsesardE to 4Oc.
Chestnuts.--s5 to 90 80 per bushel.
Apples.--Mountain, "a to $3.50; AIbemarle
pippins, 80 so $3.50.
Hides.-Green, &C.; dry, lac.
Eggs.-Wholesale, 35c. retail, 100. 3.
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North Carolina Items.

RALEIGH, N. c., December 9.-The Sc
nate is discussing railroad appropriations.
The Legislative Bribery Investigation Com
mittee has been sworn in. General Z. b.
Vance has been elected Grand Master OF
the Grand Lodge Of Masons for next year.
The Friends of Temperance Annual Coun-
ell is in session here.
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PREPARING FOR STATE ELECTION
The following circular, issued from head
quarters, indicates that the military autho-
rites are preparing for an election
HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, }
estate OF VIRGINIA, I
" RIcHMoSD, VA, December 8, 1865. }
" Circular No. 8.
call persons in the State of Virginia.
whether they have been connected with re-
gistration or otherwise, who have in their
possession or charge any lists or records
pertaining to registration, are hereby di,
rected to at once notify these headquarters
by letter. ......-...
BY command of Brevet Major General
StOnemdn. S. +. CHALFIN,
"Assistant Adjutant-General."
Another circular will be directed to the
superintendent of registration, instructine
them to re0rganize their boards, send in
their lists, and also present names Of per,
sons to fill vacancies in the several boards
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To TIE EDITOR OF THE DISPATCH: Please
correct mistake In regard 10 the amount realized
from the sale Of McCormcks reaper for the benefit
of the Female Humane Association, as matter or
iustice to the donor. The amount for which 1t was
sold was one hundred and thirty-hve dollars.
Respectfully, A. al. BOLTON,
Secretary Is. d. +. II. A.
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pHILADELpB1A CATTLE MARKET,

Sio'Dhi, DeCeinEer - 4. IL
The cattle narfet was moderately active this
week, but prices VI, ettled and r.thef lower
sboGt 10, head arrived and sold At s,90c. for ex-
TO good ditto and 5Gfs!c o H., gros. rs u anaIiry.
Sheep were In fair demand s.se1 head arrived
and sold at 491ec. q b gross, rs to condition.
Hogs were also In fair demand at an advances
600 head sold ut tlrs different yards ut @nE1SilD
q leo MS. nct-the latter rate for prime cotn-fed
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The "SoUTHERN OPINIoN."-Mr. Ed
ward A. Pollard, administrator of his de-
ceased brother, offers for sale the subscrip-
ton list, goodwill, and material Of the
. Southern Opinion.
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Az ENIGMA FOR TIE NAKED.

AN ENIGMA FOR TIE NAKED.
The youngest babe that breathes the air,
The Oldest man with scantv hair,
The eagle OF Co'umbla's care
Ny first among them fairly share.
In every game and race Of life,
In every play ard every strife,
From railing to seeking wife,
The wish to do my seconds rife.
MY ,r,0Ee he Is a clnthier bold,
Whose garments shield us from the cold;
Both rich and poor. both young and old,
Go seek him where his goods are sold.
CORNER TENTH AND MAIN.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Lee & Goddin
have sold within the last few days house
on Main and Jefferson streets for $500; q
lot on Jail alley, Al by so feet, for $3.50
and house and lot near the Chesapeake
aud Ohio depot, 81 by 1l2 feet, for $3.50.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
INC N THE RICHMOND POsToFFICE De-
crygEa 10, lS6S.-Hon. WI. Wells, Rich
mond. Va; A. M. Davis, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Y. Y. Leadbetter, Goochland county
Va; Joseph E. Lesdbetter, Louisa county
Va: Miss Maggie Peters, Boston, Mass.
Richmond Price Current.
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ARRESTS YEsrERDAY.--Pat Coleman me
gro), stealing FIVE dollars. Jack Solomon
7negro). creating a disturbance in the
street. Sally Miller and Maria scraoen
(neeroes), fighting. Two United states SOL
diers, drunk and disorderly.
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THE MISSING MAN HEARD Fno3J.-Mr.
William Sherman, the gentleman who left
the sugar refinery Of G. Y. Mcrriss q Co. so
mysteriously on Saturday, and vhc it was
tboupbt had been foully dealt with on ao-
count of his having large amount Of mo-
new about his person, has been heard from.
He went to New York to see his famlly.
Mr.. Morris received q telegram from him
yactar1av
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VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND PoMo-
LOGICAL SOCIETY. - At meeting Of the
executive committee of this Society, held
ut their rooms last evening, Messrs. H. X.
Ellyson, w. H. Haxall, G. B. Williams, J.
;. Shields, John NJ. Allan, and William
Gillian, were appointed committee to con-
Ter with the State Agricultural Society with
regard to a union of the annual exhibitions
of the two societies. After transaction of
some other unimportant business the meet
ing adjourned.
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MAGGIE Observation-Disclosures fashiona-
BILE audience, though we must say rather
o small one, greeted Maggie in the charac-
ter of "Anry" in I" Little Barefoot" last
night. To. nj ght she takes leave of US.
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PaNITENT1kRY OF VIRGINIA,

RICHMOND VA. December 1883. !
Received from the sheriff Of the county Of Anne.
liza the foilowing-named convic.-viz., James Hill
(colored), to one year for burglary. Nine cheers
for The jailor OF Amelia county. Prisoner com
fortabIy clad and free from rermin. Sentences By
The County Court OF said county to confinement in
this institution.
BURNHAM WARDwELL, Superintendent.
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-Our advertising CO.
lumns begin to show busy preparation on
the part of our merchants to meet the
wants of the public during the approach
ing HOLIDAYS.
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Conviction of Deacon Andrews.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, December 9.-Deacon
Andrews, who murdered neighbor, was
to-day found guilty Of manslaughter and
sentenced to twenty years imprisonment.
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PROMOTED Paul Hambrick,
United States army, now stationed in Rich
mond, has been promoted to be brevet
major.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. viii insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
ushers' rates, for cash. Apply at this eface.
70 al
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PROPOSALS..

ENGINEER's OFFICE OF THEl
FUESAPEAKG AND OHIO kaILROAD, | (.
CONVICTION, ALLaGHASY COUNTY VA,
~ ..a December 2, 1858,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN proposals will be received at this office from
the 10th to the 18th instant for BUILDING .
TRES LIE BRIDGE four hundred and twenty
five feet long and fortysix feet high across Jerrys
Run.
The plan and specifications Of the work may be
seen ut this Office on and after the 10th instant.
w A. KUPER,
de 7-tDec2I Principal Assistant Engineer.
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THRISTMAS! RISTMAS!

JUST.TO HAND,
CANNED PIHEAPRLES
- DAMSUNS,
- GREEN CORN,
TOMATOES,
OYSTERS
- LOBSTERS,
" SALMON.
CONDENSED MILK,
BRANDY PEACHES,
CHOW-CHOW,
PICKLES, in barrels and kegs;
SAUCES,
MUSTARD,
CAPEHS,
STUFFED OLIVES,
cones GELAT1NE,
CHOCOLATE,
RAl>lSS. + .uS,
CURRANTS
APPLES,
CiTRON,
ORANGES,
MAL L1H GRAPES.
PALMNUTS.
PECANS
WALNUTS,
FILBERTS,
ALMONDS,
SODA. LEMON. CREAM. WATER,
EDINBURG, ARROWROOT, BUT
TER, and SUG AR CRACKERS;
TOYS, FIREWORKS &C.
stock of CONNECTIONS, which l am selling at
'1"'~N p''0N'' W. ". TRIB8E
deS ll16 Main street.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
Ia SANTA CLAUS COMING.
j. WALL TURNER, BOOKSELLER, lll4 Main
street, is receiving daily supplies of HOLIDAY
TING DESKS. PAPETRIES fail sizes and
prices), one million and one BOOKS for children.
Interest to give TURNER call. Remember, lila
Main street, two doors above Twelfth street:
j. WALL TURNER,
Bookseller aad News i gent
Also, DIARIES for 1862 dc5
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. = The
called meeting of the State Agricultural
Society will be held in the Exchange Hotel
to-day at II o'clock.
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BESTAURANTS, Src:.

XETELLE, REsTAURA- 81 a'a
"a TEUR, No. l2o& MAIN A@
STREET, keeps on hand the DELL
CACIES and SUBSTANTIALS ofDsc.
he season-wild and domestic-whether OF the land
the waters served in best style TO order at bis
,xn tables or elsewhere.
He respectfully invites the ladies OF Richmond 10
patronize his LADIES' ORDINARY, where they
can enjoy his best dishes In comfort and entirely
secure from the slightest indecorum. He pledges
his word TO this.
The BEST LIQUORS, WINES, and BREWED
DRINKS to order at his bar, and the finest Cl-
GARS, with PIPES, &C., always TO be hsd In the
saloon oG5
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BuRGLARY.--The house Of William En-
on Union Hill, was entered abo"t
O'clock yesterday morning ard rcsecd.
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YOUNG MEN wishing TO obtain that preparation
which will really qualify them to enter intelligenty
40, .l,e discharge OF the duties OF Cuisines
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GINS. PISTOLS. &c.

~ UNs, PISTOLS, RIFLES, P<
" POWDER, SHOT, CAPS, MI
AID SPORTING GOODS. - My eSSSkx%
stock is well selected, embracing <fNiEN
everything suitable for feld sports, " w "
all OF which Will be sold at the most reasonable
rates. All kinds OF work In my line done In the
best manner. Spencer and Henry Carbines and
Colts large Pistol bought or taken In In, exchange
for other goods. T.. w. IiuNOhs
n Seventeenth street, near the irst Market.
no l8-lm
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Produce ON ,Chanee.

On comparing the offerings Of wheat, corn,
oats. and rye, at the Richmond Corn Exchage
for the month of November, 1867, with those
of the month of November, 1865, we find the
quantity to be as follows:
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SEWING MACHINES.

~ REAT IMPROVEMENT IN SEWING
VI MACllINES.-Ih have been appointed agent
r the Wheeler x Wilson Sewing Machine, which
has been greatly improved recently; also, agent
for the original soat elliptic Improved Old Siont
Elliptic Machines repaired and greatly improved
by the application Of all the new attachments and
improvements, and full instructions for their use
General repairs done at Union Manufacturing
Company's Works, No. 1911 Cary street, near FIJI
teenth.
de 1m* GEORGE II. BROWN, Agent.
EWING MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
- PROPERLY REPAIRED AT REASON
All PARTS OF SEWING MACHINES fur
nished
Sloat Elliptic and Wheeler q Wilson Machine
NEEDLES for sale, as well rs HEMMERS,
BRAIDERS, TUCKEkS, MARKERS, COED
Frs and CATERERS for the same machines
the improvements $50 called) put on these ma
chimes. sLOAT q ADDINGION.
de Aim l4l5 Cary street, near Fourteenth.
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HORSES AND MULES.

CPECIAL NOTICE.-JUST AR-Hn
~ RIVED and for sale at the Ex-0 E3i8
CHANGE LIVERY AND SALE STAT
BLEa Franklin street, ONE HuGDREDS1n
YOUNG MULES FIFTY WELL.BROkE
AJJLES and TWENTY YOUNG MARES suita.
bic for farming purposes ai OF which win Dc SOLD
1t reduced prices and on the most accommodating
terne Tsa 81 JOHN r. DAyIS
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
FARMvILLE, December 8, Ii
F. GOODE,


RoYDroN, MEcKLENBURG COUNTY, VA,
practices In the courts Of MecklenbGrg and adJoin-
Ing counties, and in the United States Courts at
Richmond. no '-su
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tn RIU NJ P q A N T!

L Is the grand motto Of the famous
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE:
for In hundred trials and tests It has triumphed
over competition, and borne away the palm OF
victory. 1t Is safely asserted TO De the best, Wp-
plest and most perfect machine now before -
Stitches in the most perfect and elegant manner,
and does not disturb the quiet Of any we-regulzted
family with noise and racket not to be tolerated
In any orderly neighb0rhood.
Sole agency for this machine No. lat Main
street.
sc 73m Y. X. GtBffsA ARSngs
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

IF YOU WANT OYSTERS by "a -
Il the measure, opened or In the shell, N&ksSY
go to REID'S OLD DEPOT, esta- W.
bshed 1854.
If you want FISH, go there.
If you wasn't BEAR, VENISON, DUCKS or
BIRDS go there.
GAME of every kind bought and sold.
Orders for the above thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Families supplied at short
notice.
Having secured the services of Mr.. THOMAS e.
WORD as salesman, no further comment Is neces-
sary regards attention to customers.
ROBERT REID,
de low Depot. Sixth street near Clay.
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TEACHERS WILL FIND A LARGE SUP

l. ply OF paper suitable FOR circulars, ynonthly
reports. &C.. at the DISPATCH PRINTING!
HOUSE.. send in Ycsr orders for psiaffn2a
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, December 9.-Bismarck has as
sured the ambassadors of England, Russia,
and France of his confidence in the main
tenance of good feeling among the Euro
pean Powers.
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DUPTURE.-AYRES TRUSS.

BURNHAM WARDwELL,
ln,x. a .. to.,N.,.f
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MADRID, December 9.-The Republican
insurgents are still under arms at Cadiz,
attempting to make terms with the Govern
ment under flag Of truce.
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All Of the best material, and warranted to give
satisfaction.
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DENITENTIARY.

DIRT, FARM, COAL, and GARDEN WHEEL
BARROWS.
The New York herald., 1868-03-30

the funeral nom the residence OF his father, Johr
AeGoey, No. ~ West Twenty-stxth street, At half
McGoUGH.-On Sunday, March 20, JAMES McGoUaH
native OF Glentulbre, county Monaghan, Ireland
May his soul rest in peace.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from No. West
O'Clock.
QuIN.--At Morrisania, on Saturday. March %,
JAMES NJ. QUIN, M. D., In his 62d year.
The relatives and friends Of the family and the
the funeral ~ at 81. ST Stephens Church. twenty
street and Third avenue, this Monday morning. AZ
halfpast eleven O'Clock Tne remains VIII De sel
sxMsos.~In Paris, on Tuesday, March 10, JOHN
Funeral Services win be held at the Church Of the
Ascension Fifth avenue corner OF Tenth street. this
Hiends 81 the family are invited to attend without
further notice. The remains will be taken to Mount
Auburn for interment.
son Of the late William NJ. Sands aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
the Holy Trinity Clinton street. corner OF Montague,
Brooklyn, this Monday afternoon, at four O'Clock.
sxsHAN.-On Sunday. March 2S, at the residence
ARD J. J. SKEHAN, in the nth year Of his age.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
rom the above residence to the Church Of ST. Marys
Star the Sea- where solemn requiem mass Will be
said for the repose OF his soul, thence to Fatbush
SMITH.-On Saturday, March q, SAMUEL ALBERT
SMITH, in the 5Sth year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the neral at his late residence, 405 West
Twenty third street. this Monday afternoon, at
O'Clock. The remains win be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery for interment.
STERRY.-On Sunday morning, March %, at Fifth
Avenue Hotel, EDWARD A., infant son OF George E.
and Kate Dewitt Sterry. as #f
TERRY.-on Saturday, March %, CArHARINs L,
wife OF Daniel Terry, aged 6S years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
70 attend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at one
O'Clock, from 46 Charlton street.
WRIGHT.-In Brooklyn, E. D., on Saturday, March
%, OF consumption, REBECCA Cook WRIGHT, wife OF
Eugene NJ. Wright in the 2Sth year Of her age.
The fnneral will take place from her late resi-
dence, 90 South Fifth street, this Aonday) after
noon, at two O'Clock.
4 WELIS--On Thursday, March 26 CLARA youngest
daughter OF the late Charles Wells.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral, this (Monday afternoon, ut O'clock from
the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION, In Twenty ninth
street. Nfl Mt
wYLIE.-On Sunday, March 20, SARAH A. wyLIE
aged year, months and days.
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
requsted to attend the funeral from the residence Of
her parents, No. $50 East Twenty fourth street, on
Tuesday AFTERNOON at two O'Clock.