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CONSTITUTION
~. DF LA
SOCgETE DETERIORATION

DE IL PAROISSE ST. LANDRY.
Les soussignes, citoyens de la Paroisse
st. Landry, a reffet d'encourager rimmigra-
ton ct dams lie but de developer les re-
sources agricoles ct autres de la Paroisse st.
Landry, ont adopte la Constitution %suivante,
SAVIOR: .f-....
Article /. Cette association AURA pour
tire: Sociste T~fmmigrution de la Paroisse
ST. Landry. ~s..-
Art. 2. Tout citoyen qui paiera au Ire
%sorier, d son entree, une piastre, ct ensuite
une piastre par an, dcviendra membre de-
rassociation. ......,. .
Art. 3. ii y aura I'm President, I'm vice.
President, un Secretaire, un Secretaire-cor
respondent, ct un Tresorier; lesquels seront
elus ponr I'm an.
Art. 4. II y AURA an comite Execute qui
.sera compose des cinq officers designes
dams Particle 8, ct de six membres NOMINEES
par lie President, lequel servira pendant I'm
an. reM -r:.fH .4--...
Art. s. II sera du devoir du President de
prasider toutes les assemblies, ct de faire
les nominations qui ne sont pas lei preyues.
Art. 6. II sera du devoir du vice.Pfesi-
dent de remplacer lie President en- cas- dab
sence de c%elui-ci, on en- cas- de resignation,
GU en- cas- d'incapanite de %servir, ct &c, JUS
QUA ce que la vacanee soft remplie ainsi
quill est plus bas specific.
Art. Z. LIE Secretaire- correspondent ten
dra la correspondence de la soci!te, %sujette
rexamen ct q depreciation du Comite
Execute. ri a.-E.
Art. 8. lie Secretaire tiendra une minute
exacte des deliberations des transactions de
la societe, enregistrera les MONS de tous les
membres, ct sera lie depositaire de tous les
@livres, papiers, plans, etc, appartenant d la
societe. II "a
Art. 9. La soeiets ponrra reeunir en- IN.
seul les emplois specifies dams Particle 8.
Art. 10. LIE Tresorier recevra ct debours-
era tous les fonds de la societe. + -
Art. II. LIE Conite Execute sera lie corps
agissant ct representant de Ia societe. II
aura plein pouvoir pour faire les affaires de
la societe, ct fera, en- II mot, tout ce qui
sera necessaire pour accomplir Fobjet ct les
dessins de la societe.
Art. II. Dams lie cas- on n vacance sur
viendrait dams un dos emplois ci-dessus, gu
dams lie Comite Execute, cette vacance Sc
ra remplie par nomination on par election,
htioA W Coe pOuA ~ pAuo hhut
blee reguliere la plus %prochaine apres Ia
creation de Ia vacance.
Art. Is. La societe aura une assemble
reguliere tous les mois, 4 tel endroit qu'el-
lepourra designer. Des assemblies extraordi-
naires pourront avoirlieu de temps d autres,
d la requste du Comite Execute. II sera
du devoir du Uemite Execute de faire un
rapport d chaque assemble mensuelle GU
reguliere. Ce Comite agra commencement
aux instructions que de temps d autres il
pourra recevoir de la societe.
JOHN e. KING, Comite
JOHN A. TAYLOR, sur la
TH0S. Fl. LEWIS, Constitution.
Lastie Dupre, Onez. A. sGuidry,
Z. Dejean, DIR. j. M. Thompson,
Achille Dupre, William Offutt,
John Fl. OYerton, Alcse Dupre,
Benz. r. Rogers, B. r. White,
M. Moore, Geo. R. King,
Thomas Mullet, Ludger L.astrapes,
TEos. @. Anderson, James FL. Houston,
George Hill, James N. Porter,
Henry L.1GarIand.
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.
Succession de Daniel ,SHeubse

Succession de Daniel ,&Seysbae.
I'll ShRA vendu en- vente publiQue, au
L. plus oTrant ct dernier encherisseur, par
lie sousslgne, GU quelq'autre e~ncanteur d1-
ment commissioner, q Ia derniere residence
du defnnt, dams la vile des Opelousas, lie
Jeudi, = .%Jamvfer, 1860.
les proprietes, ci-dessous decrites, depend-
ant de la succession dudit Daniel Sheubl6,
decede, reinforcement de Ia paroisse St.
Landry, a SAVIOR: >
l--UN TERRAIN.
situ6 dams la vile des Opelousas, paroisse
St. Landry, borne au Nord par les Varie-
ties des Opeleusas, au Sud par Ia rue Vine,
a TEST par Ia rue Union, ct a rOuest par
la rue Maine-ensemble avec toutes les
BA A1a ct ANCHOR A@2a
ATOMS qui s'y ~trouvent, IIEas
etant Ia derniere residence ss s9Hzsss;assL
dudit defunt. t.}LL 5>@~
2-UNE MONTRE en- OR, une FOR
loge. t.--cL j.. 1..~51t r. 81
Conditions-COMPTANT. p" ~
~ IL. LEONCE F. LASTRAPES, 9t
3 Dec. '6S. Encanteur.
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Succession d'AEfrcd Berry.

Ss2SISSS3Vka u AKkkSN ESeEiys
Co"T dc. Parcissc, St. Landry.-No. 1918.
EDGAR VANHILE, de Ia Paroisse de St.
- Landry, ayant presente une petition a
letfet detre nommG administrator &c la sue
cession d'Alfred Berry, decide, dernierement
de la Paroisse St. Landry;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dom
ne aux interresses dams cette succession d'avoir
p deduire, par Gcrit, a mon Bureau, dams les
dix jours qui %suivront la date du present avis.
les r~aisons, 81 aucune lis ont. pour lesquelles
ii lie serait pas fait droit a ladite petition.
JOS. D. RICHARD, .Grefier.
Op~elousas, IA Novembre 1868
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a vENISIsEC,
1900 DE TERRE.
Opalouaas, 30 Mai 1863.

a EENDIsEC,
1900 E DE TERRE.
TIN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TEREE,
" sis dams Ia Paroi5>c St. Landry. sur lie
cote quest du Bots Mallet, 4 environ dix miles
de la vile d'Opelousas, all quarter
ment appele pAnse Bourbeuse, CONSTANT en-
Ia Section 7, Township E Sud, Rangee ? Est,
contcnant 1862 acres ct 4 centiemes, etat egaux
4 Mile six cents arpents, don't environ un
tiers est terre be bon bois: Cette terre est la
meme qui fut concedee ct confrmee a la veuve
de feu Antoine Boisdore, par acte du Congress,
ct rapportee par les Commissaires, dams leur
c~ertiicat B No. 1l09, ct CONSTANT en- quartz
morceaux de 400 arpents chacun. LIE NOR
ceau enter de 1000 srpents sera vendu dun
seuI OF on d1vise en- morceaux de cinq arpents
de face sur q~uarante de %profondeur, de ma
Mere a favoriser les acquereurs. LIE plan de
cette terre pourta 6tre examine au bureau du
JUICE B. A. Martel, a Opelousas, qui donnera
toutes les information y relatives. La situa-
ton est excellente pour e:ablir I'm moulin a
Scie.
Ce!te terre sera vendue par lots de 81
acres chacun ellie est div!see en- Sc lots
don't 10 lots terre, z lots tcrre ct bois ct 10
lots bois.
Conditions-Un cinquieme compliant, ct
lie surplus 4 un ct deux ans.
JULIEN A. PREVENT,
Administrator
Opelousas, IA Decembre 1867. If
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Succession de william III. lewis.
LIN VERTU DUN ordre smanant,de rHon.
IL la Cour des Preuves de la Paroisse St.
Landry, le public est par Ia present AVERT
quill sera vendu en- vepte publique, 'au plus
ofrant en- dernier encherisseur, par lie sous.
signe Administrator GU par lintermediaire
dun Encanteur dhment commissioning, a
Ia derniere; residence du dsfunt, cans cette
paroisse, le. oz5 2 -ag9a lea3 A>>.a -.9H&
vendredi, rs Decembre. ss6s,
les proprietes ci-dessous decrites dependant
de Ia succession dudit feu. William b.
Lewis, reinforcement de Ia Paroisse St.
Landry, d savoir: ~
Trois Juments, I'm Cheval,
deux mulets, quatre beufs de tire, douze
tetes de betes d cornes douces, une charette
a beuf, deux jongs ct chaines de tire, deux
selles, I'm corn-planter, I'm lot de piques. ct
pelles, IN moulin q mails, un cultiyator, un
lot de charrues, sweeps ct herses, une meu-
le, un lot de pioches, I'M let de harnais, un
lot d'ustensiles de cuisine, deux fusils, une
table d manger, un garde-manger, deux
lavabos, I'm lot de Its ct ~literies, I'm buggy
ct harnais, une montre en- argent, meubles
de maison, ct beaucoup d'autres chooses.
Conditions-COMPTANT.
= e. T. LEWIS, Administrator.
8 Dec. '6S.
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Vonte Dar lie SheT.if.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIAN E.
Sarah A. Gordon, No. l7o3.
vs.. }Cour de Dist.
Samuel A. Dubose, son mari. >Est-Feliciana.
TSzN VERTU dun writ e. ia. a moi adres-
- Sc, par Honorable Ia ONE Cour de
District Judiciairc dc rEtat de la Louisiana,
dams ct pour Ia ~paroisse Est-Feliciana, dams
la susdite cause, jc procederai d la vente a
lencan publique, a lhabitation ci-apres
decritc sur Ia Rivi6re Atchacayala dams la
paroisse st. Landry, le
S%aEMe<i:, 5 Decesn5gc, 1868,
entire les Eeurcs preaclltcs par la io!, les
Fvopri6tes suivaDtcs:
UNEC ~IIAESITAETDN,
>ituee G,ns4a parnissc 81. Landry, cnEtr-
nant six cent cinGusn.e acres, plus Uu moins,
etant la meme acJilise par lie d:t1nht:.r d."
Gcor1e c. Hyde ct George a. Il,"y dams
I nEtc 1871. Tn" description rartirn'icGe
d. Ia iite terrc ct 'ics am:'.inratinns !r$S"s
&c trouye cans les t%itre<, run lie ledit Hyde
ct i'autre dc lclit II ,cy, dams lc Eure"u lie
Recorder dc Ii ~parni>se st Landry.
Au~>i, I'roH Mulcts. tlnq !tun'*, tn
Wagon y boat, In let d~'nsten>ilS atatnirvs,
ct ,rIinz- toes de ,tGicS il rocneS, les tons
sur Ia ditc nabitation ct dan, Ii possession
de Calvin Gorlnn.
Sai>ic dams E'ahaire deSsus.
Conuitions-COMPTANT.
JAMES &. HAYES,
Stitri: de St. Landry.
Opcl0ueae. q Nctnhre 1858.
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n PUBLIQUE ~.
Succession de Casinair Dalrand.
LIN VERTU dun ordre emanant de rhon.
- la Cour DIES Preuves de Ia Paroiase ST.
Landry, il sera vendu en- vente publique,
au. plus ofrant ct dernier encherisseur, par
lie soussigne encanteur, 4 la derniere resi-
dence du defunr dams la vile des Opelou-
sas, lie a'
Mardi, 20 Decemlbre, 1865. e
les prophecies appartenant q la dite, success
sion, SAVIOR: sH. 5r s
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Succession dc David G. Allen.
T7N VERTU dun ordre emanant de rHon.
- la Cour dcs Preuyes de la Paroisse st.
Landry, lie public est par lie present AVERT
quill sera vendu en- vente publique, III plus
offrant ct dernier eneherisseur, par le sous
| signe Administrator, GU par IN lencanteur
ddment commissioner, a rhabitation ci.
apres decrite, 10
Mercredi, 23 Decenabrc, 1SGS,
| les proprietes ci-dessous decrites dependant
de Ia succession du dit feu de David G. Al
| len, decide, reinforcement dc la Paroissc
St. Landry, a sayoir:.
leo R de TERRE,
plus on moins, situ6s dams la paroisse St.
Landry, sur lie Petit Bayou Rouge, bornes
ainsi: au Nord par les terres de la success.
sion Garfield, a FEST par Hazard ct Levy,
au Sud par des terIes inconnues, ct i pOuest
par des terres %inconnues, avec toutes les
batisses ct ameliorations qui sly trouvent,
CONSTANT en- une petite maison de residence
ct cuisine, magasin az mails ct magasin a
cotton, etc.
2-Un Moroccan de Terre
marecageuse, contenant 2Ol 52l1OO acres,
situe dams Ia paroisse St. Landry, adjcign-
ant lie moroccan cf-dessus decrit.
3-Un lot d'ustensiles ara
torres. CONSTANT en- charrues, herses, etc.
un wagon 4 deux chevaux. deux Its de
plume, I'm lot de l~iteries, dix chaises, une
horloge, I'm lot dc livres, une lot de poterie;
meubles de cuisine, I'm skiff ct perogue,
quatre tetes de betes a eornes, I'm lot d'ou,
ills de charpentier, une jument ~a'ezane, I'm
cheval girls, une jument ct son poulain, I'm
p%oulaln. un cheval ~alezan, trente tetes de
cochons, plus on moins, un fusil .de-chasse,
une carabine, la Motto indivise de HUT
bales de cotton, la Motto indivise de la re-.
collie de mais, la Motto indivise de la re-.
collie de patates, une selle ct bride. une
montre en- or.
CoND1r1oNs.-Poura lies meubles une moi
tie compliant. lie jour de Ia vente, ct lautre
Motto q In credit de douze mois du Jour
de la ven,t. Pour rhabitation ct les autres
terres I'm auitieme compliant lie jour de Ia
vente, ct le 6este en- trois placements egaux
""nuels t'\ jour de la yente; les acque-
HaveaoR Preat des billets avec deux eau
s4A aasetion dc administrator,
MAat specialement hyR ~
Or. The las, days gent final du pri1nu
BY J. EsSacQuEs Lei
! Author of surr1A Ad~@y
u --nhy7 MORGAN.
2E " Fax 1ao q IN,
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AIAS ~ L. oDAAAS As
Succession de Sandy Reuben
LIN VERTU dun ordre emanant de Ihon'
80 la Cour des Preuves de Ia paroisse st.
Landry, lie public est par lie present avert
quill sera vendn en- vente publique, au plus
ofrant ct dernier encherisseur, par lie sous
signe administrator, GU par un encanten:
ddment commissioner, d la residence de
Iadministrate II, dams cette paroisse, le
Jeudi, 10 Decembre, 1868. 3
les propr ietes ci-apres decrites, dependant
de la succession du dit Sandy Reuben, de-
cede, reinforcement de la p~aroisse St. Lam
dry, savoir: T. 2 r:-- ,%s,E I
DEUX CHEVAUX CREOLES DOUX,
une jument creole ct un poulain dc deux
ans, un lot de mails, IN lot de cotton, en-
grain, un lot de barrieres, I'M magasin d
mails, III lot de bois de charpente, une TRUE
ct ses petits cochons..2a aE aa'a.a r.
sConditions-COMPTANT.
j. a[ A. o. GUIDRY, Administrator.
% Novembre, 1868.
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Avis.

Covr de Puroisse de Ia Paroisse ST. Loaa-ys
UND!, les Novembre proclaim. je tendrai
~ uu tcr,ue lGgulier do la Cour de Paroisse
&c st. Landry, a la Maison de Cour de la dits
paroiss", )o'rjuger toutes les stfaires Qui sont
de ma iuridictlon ct Lundi. 10 3 Decembre
proclaim, j. tiendrai I'm tcrme regulicr de la
Cour des Preuves atm kde disposer de toutes
les ~affaires de la Cour DIES Preuyes qui doivcnt
ctre jugecs en- pleine cour. a ravenir les
d;tes courS Sc tieDdront Requirement le troiz-
ieme Lund. DC tous les ulois juSGu'a cout1s-
ordre. 4. GAKRiGUES,
Jugc &c paruisse.
OpcIousas. lie Z Octo'jre lsliS.
LOUIS STAGE. MRS. y ~ ~HiNCElET
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IIINCHLET & Stage,
Eeceyeurs ct EXEeii:iaIAa:ris,
WASHINGTON, xNE.,

4 Eancten tn1 Mcentent dt Ni:n",.1y d tuS
NOUS snmmes pytts a rscevoir =: -xptdicr
~ tout f'ct qi:i notla sierra c"l'>i@ut nous
Pal Tons l.: plus hant prix at marci,v: pnu, T.:
cotton, on birn nous ttfors trs avane"s Dc
provisions IT d'arg"r; a COMPETE SUI tous cotous
On" a"lS cxpcGirrons.
80 Louis Stace Went ausSi d'ouv,;r pour
son compile. ct all meme lien, uneGROCEElE,
ct ii est pref a fouInir provisions d'habitntlon.
toitc d'emballage, cordes eli fer, wagons, etc
AUX prix de Ia NlIe-Orltans.
Washington, Lne., I Octobre 1868.
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Derniere Residence

du defunt, situee dams Ia vile DIES Ofelou-
sas, avec toutes les BATISSES ct NE
LIORATIONs qui sly trouvent Ire. we.
fate de la barriere qui fat la Unite 4;on
composee de deux terrains, born6e au N "a
par Henriette Lachapelle ct Narcisse QunJJl
revaux, q rOuest par la rue Cour, au ST
par la propriets de Nine. GIN Medicis, ar
a l'Est par Yves D'avy.
CoNDrrIoNs.-Une tiers comptant,Ss ;o,
ance a - mois de credit, avec interet =
pour cent apres echeance-hypotheque REL
service jlsqu'a Placement final, ct l'acon
reur s'obligeant de ne pas disposerea
proprists tant qu'elle ne sera pa
LEONCE f. LAsg1
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AVIS.
T1OUTES leg r~ersonn"s qui l"iv"nt a Ia sr"-
4 cession de Michel E}ordrlon. sont prices 3e
payer imn,tdiatement entire les mains d. MM.
B.. 4. hsrtel & Hudspeth a ltur Bureau en-
Vile des ODclousas; autrement, Giles srr0El
pour5uivies sans dtlai. Les personnes chi ont
des rCclamations, voulrout bien les presenter
pour etrc vGri!iGes ct rfglGes.
CNEZIME CAERtERE,
Z LIMA BORDELON,
Administrators,
O~palouzas, 90 Mai 1863.
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R~EFEREssu~s 60
T. c. Anderson. u
! ia e Ia pssesss So
consequence, avis est pa4Fs u
9 ak inseresses dams cette succession d'ayoiF%
oiedulre par ecrit, a MOI Bureau, dane Par
< Jours aui snivront Ia date du pre-<os. - iii,
Ialsons, s. aacqne lis ont. pour lei, apply TOD,
sefalt pas tat droit q la dite petition. Oh wy
o,.,o,,,. J y Y. RICHARD, Grefier. L.
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NEW JERSEY.
~~o~~~-~~~~~ee~~~~s
Jersey City.


TRIAL or PoLrcEMBs.-Onlcers Ward, Hull and
Mack were put on trial before the Police Commits
sioners on wednesday evening. Ward and Hull were
charged with breach OF discipline by fighting and
each Is to receive reprimand. The charge against
ofrlcer Mack was dismissed, the graveamen OF the
onence being that an Alderman OF this city was ar
rested during riot, as was alleged, without cause.
ACCIDENT AT THE RAILROAD DRPor.-At fifteen
minutes before eight O'Clock last evening the Phila.
delphia train was backed down suddenly at the
depot and the rear car struck the freight wagon,
scattering its contents on the platform. Grove VI
were passing along the platform o. tho time, but Nv
person was injured. -. 49,. - -
COLLISION ON rHH NoTrH RrvyR-A MAN
DRowSED.-About Eve O'Clock last evening Des-
brosses street ferryboat ran into sloop, crushing
in her timbers and carrying away several feet OF her
bulwarks. One OF the crew OF the sloop who was
leaning over the bulwark devising means TO break
the force Qf the coussons ives hurled Into the WAFER
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current:--New York Cenra.. lS4H a l24's; Erie
467s AZ; Hudson River, lao; Reading, s9% ss2s;
Michigan Southern, ss% s3k; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, $50 Soal; Cleveland and Toledo, 1OOh; Rock
Island 1Ol 1Olk; Northwestern. s6ss a sex; do.
preferred, s7h s7il; 'ort Wayne 107x lo7%;
Ohio and Mississippi, 2Sa 2s Pacific Mail, 1925.
1929; Western Union Telegraph, "a s4H.
The foreign exchange rarket continues quiet and
steady, the demand from importers being rather
light At the close lankers' bills on England
at sixty days were moted at 100 109H; at
three days, 1917 a 1925; commercial bills, 1857
1885, Bankers bills onParis at sixty days, 6.1Sx
617H.
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THE WINE MARKET.

peat excitement which prevailed in the domestic whs
key during the month OF August has in measure
subsidized may entertained that the appreciaons
being rapid prices not be well sustained. Holders
generally sanguine there will be decline from the
present quotations. the time there disposition
the part realize II Is minated that Illicit goods
being the market In considerable quantities.
be but still they their effect
The that several disteres had been licensed not
generally credited we have II excellent authority how
that two OF the principal dsteres in New York and
In Brooklyn have commenced operaons also the eab-
lishment Of Emmons at Chcothe, Ohio Other distierles
in the West are known to be in operation Once the dist
lees get fairly 10 work the quotations for hghwines which
constitute the bulk OF the domestic trade must decline, and
such decline will affect domestic goods OF every grade
Hlhwines less active purchases being made only for
tmedate requirements We notice transactions at 6c In
bond and consider an advance probable
There fair demand for brandes in small lots on
the part of Prices have upward tendency
especially for the mporations OF 1865 and older vntage
The vnages of 1865 and 1887 not In request or likely to
be) under the present tariff.
Jamaica and St. Crox runs are In fair request for con-
SUMPTION inquiries being mostly for the better grades Seve
raj lots Of ST. Crox changed hands during the past fort
night at fair prices The receipts for the balance of the sea
son will be nominal and for the reduction OF prices
be looked for
Cee and Msrseies wines remain firm. There has been
brisk inquiry for speculative lots and good demand FOR con-
sumption Stocks daily diminishing and prices have an
upward tendency Higher prices will be realized during the
fall trade.
This following the latest prices currents foreign articles
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head prices were better from s4c 70 ilhc Beef
20 bbis at S 80 40 30 for plain and $50 So S24 ~
sales prices nominal Beef hams were also dull I;
small sales OF Western made at $29 $s
Cut meats only moderately active hut prices were quite
steady There sales OF about $50 packages a. nc
l31c for dry and picked shoulders 7c 7c for
picked hams, &c., 19c for city do and l6c 1c ior
smoked and bagged do Bacon quiet but held a.
prices The market for lard oeraby active ana nrm AZ
yesterdays prices The sales ESQ packages al ls$c
'sc Tor No. TO primo steam also lV0 uerces pals iss
evening" for January, At l5Hc. l5szc. .,< .
a. RICE Carolina was In ANAL supply and nrm ss4c'
losc Rangoon wa. steady At SIC gold In bono,
sEEpso linseed we heard OF no further s.ss S9ver
while rough fax steady at about ~ 70.
sUGAR-For raw the market paasably active and very
nrm yesterdays prices The demand chiefly from re-
aners The zoos hhds, part at o,sc Nc for
Cuba, ike llc for Porto Rco also Ia boxes at
l0sc a13xc We Cuba, inferior to common rehn
ing, loo fair to good do loc llc; fair % good
iss%SSsf" osnrfush &hd. p, and So.s.S ssc 49,
Molasses exc. 101c. Melado. TIC. SSc
Porto Rico, fair to prime refining, 1OMc. Ike;
fair to good grocery l2Ac prime to choice DO nac
lShc Refined in active demand and firm at l4Sc
1890. for hard 4c l5c. for soft white and III
90 962 boxes and 90, 637 bags. . 49,.
STKARINR In moderate demand and FIRM sales 2O,O
lbs at 1890. 201c.
WmsRrY"Receip.s, lsa bbls The market exhibited
activity and prices higher sales bO bbs Western
at Csc. exc. for bonded and 81 27]S for free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-11
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

IBsorsoS-wrLKrE.-A Trinity church, Hoboken,
n j., Thursday, September 10, by the Rev. Reuben
W. Howes, Jr., MARSHALL IBBoTsON, OF New York,
10 KlTHARIsE J. BARTHOLOMEW wILKIE, OF West
Hoboken, N. J. No cards.
London, shefreld and Glasgow papers please
oJ95sAs-IYscH.-On wednesday, September Q, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. j.
5. Lord, D. D., PHILIP Il. JONAS, Jr, 10 HATTIE +.
ssHaPARp~RALrH.-on wednesday, September Q,
y se Sev Ma 10 ALICE w eldest daughter Of
Henry Ralph, Of Brooklyn. No cards.
Died.
characterization Thursday morning, September
TO- HENRIETTA, youngest daughter Of John Henry
and Margaretha Bahrenburg.
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the corner
OF Garden and First streets, Hoboken this friday
Brscg.rOn thursday, September 10, after q lin.
rerinq illness, MARgARETHA, the beloved wife Of
Phup Busch aged "a years, months and 20 DAYS.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral from her late residence, 639
washington street, on Saturday, at twelve O'Clock
BArrH.-At Canaseraea, Alleeany county, N. Y,
Friday morning, August ri, Dr. WILLIAM BEEKMAN
BATHS, aged SO years. months and 15 days.
PHILIP BENDER, In the cath year OF his age.
The relatives and friends, and members OF Tomp-
kins Lodge mo- sl A. v NJ and members ,ss Of the
iat residence, at Tompkinsvllle, Staten Island.
10, WILLIAM II. BERGEN, SOD Of the late John q.
Bergen, In his goth year.
Tie relatives and friends OF the family are invited
20 attend the funeral, from the residence OF his
moter. Thlrty-lfth street and Third avenue, Brook
Ign, on Saturday afternoon, ct half-past tlTes
O'Clock.
BiUIsrR.-fn Brooklyn, on Thursday, September
10, JOSEPH s. BAULsIR son Of Conrad and Elizabeth
Bausir, In the 32d year OF his age.
Tie friends and relatives Of the family are invited
70 attend the funeral, at the residence OF his father
carier Of Central avenue and Myrtle street. On sum
Jay :. 49, -
ByaRErr.-on Tuesday. September s. at her resi-.
RErT o native Of county Dublin, Ireland, aged Is
years -
The remains viii be taken 10 st. Gabrel's church,
East yhirty-seventh street, this friday morning.
at nnc O'Clock, and from thence 70 calvary os~e
dssx~on wednesday morning, september q
LYDIA, wife Of Jacob Cram.
The friends of the family are invited 70 attend tne
funeral services at her late residence, NO. loi Est
seventeenth street, On Monday morning, at ten
O'Clock.