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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
The Trae System of Insurance.

NAM drc,,, mercantile 6ms no" changing Their business
locations aud a. Of their insurance policies becomes mpe
tive W. desire the attention Of those who are not already "anS
themselves OF m unrv ed the joint participation system
bh il question the most economical veil the safest
,, Of protection from loss By yet devised BY the wisdom Of man
Having recently looked the bnee sheets Of that sterling and skill
conducted Incorporation wAsHSaToS Insurance CoANr OF
. city only Y per cent 10 e' 'ocAhode
lint Ian an, p.r cent outstanding scrip and With all this
dividend Of per the earned premiums OF participation Poee,
will be observed that II only costs about ha as
"a p,re here As Companies without participation 10 regard
be stability and responsibility Of the Washington there can be no
.ou Tor wears stood the front ruk Of the Underwriting
Institution while is eSsuuye aud officers throughout
ave admitted then calling Although the capital
AZ emu,uy carefully and successfully has It's
% beeu managed the present time ito cash sets over
~ 600 and being constantly augmented The once OF
The Warrington Il No Ia Broadway eorder Of hadn'ns
sane. policies risks well as Inland Marine Insurance Ihose
% re- perfect security reasonable psicss well equitable aud
b,a treatment will End their interests 30 deal With the We
done and think day 70 au'e % "'s " w
likewise y. y Express
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A SINGULAR ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILROAD.
A singular accident occurred on the Erie
Railway yesterday suiferns by which several per-
sons were severely injured. The Cincinnati express
train. due in this city at p passing that station
at very rapid rate, when freight train met from
which several bars Of railroad iron protrded AS the
trains met the bars entered the smOkngcar diagonay
tearing the side of the completely off, breaking the
seats and severely iujurng several passengers 1t Is
supposed shat the iron with which the freight
train was loaded had become displaced by the
joiting motion OF the train. Walter Buckley Of
fremont Centre, n Y, had his leg broken above the
ankle and 10 Ia feared that amputaOn will be necessary
He was TO the City Hospital the arrival Of the
train In this city VIM. A. Smith OF Damascus, Pa,
had his hip fractured and sustained other injuries
He was taken TO tho Western Hotel in this city An
known had his front teeth knocked out and many
passengers whose ascertained sustained
Injuries less The majority Of them, how
ever received only shwounds from spnters This Ia
one OF the singular accidents record, and II 10
almost wonderful that out Of the large number OF passen
gers ON the car, so fow were injured.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

Cg,rr.ros e. March quiet little demsnd
sales MdinE 2c receipts 80 bales coasise,
10 bales
wrLmsoroy NC March aSpirl Turpentins Nothing doing
quet Crude Tupenne unchanged Tar quiet 81 IS
"a ~ Cotton-Nohns doing 49,
AUGUSTA Ga March gCoon market dull and oFer sales JOB
bales receipts l5j bales Middlngs, nc.
SAvANNAH March 9to0u uOnnali nothing doing receipts
Lis bales exports cosst"ise. 635 bales ~
LorsLLE 9TObsoeO-Sales n 68 bids Common Lugs
MEDIUM Lest - 250st So Mess Pork $3 So Lard l5ic
shoulders I3r Clear Rib SIDES Ice Clear Sides lb WHISKY sc
kiour IS 516S Wheat 81 a50Sl 3D. Oats, bzGbSc Corn
62d64c Cotton. 21ic
ST. orts 9-TobaccoBuye aud sellers apart Cotton
Nothing nonnay unchanged Wheat heavy
Prime T. Choice Fall 81 5Oasl IS: No Spring 2J6 = al;
Choice No l. as dull $4,000 In bulk 5000. sacked
oats dull and unchanged dull 81 09Sl 3 Whisky quiet a.
g2c du shoulders l2c. Clear Rib Sides 6e Clear
sides lG.e du obng sAes l3iGtc for Shoulders Toe
Cea Rib Sides l6 for Clear Sides Cattle steady at S3pS p
FOR Inferior Hogs Sa6SO So Receps2O bba
Four 500 bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn $500 bush Oats
NEW OH BANS La March 9CotOn easier Mddngs Hi dl4e
sales bales receipts 1922 bales exports 6S bales Gold lJ
Misunderstanding. las; Commercial 4i0lt24 New York sight
premium dull and nominal Common llid ttci PRIME f4c
yellow Moasses dul Prime 0073c Flour easier super
6ne So Double so 90 Treble Extra 81 IS Corn dull at
78dqc decline re Bran 81 IS Hay declined 90 ~ for
r Clear Rib Sides Tie Clear Sides Lard doll at lsG2tc Whisky
nopipa Wesn rectied 81 Coffee nomnay unchanged
MoHlLE Ala March 9Cotoademand limited; market dull Low
Mdiiugs 25l d27c sales 400 bales receipts i35 bales
MsNPHs March dull ahd nominal; receipts 84t bales
exports, bales Flour unchanged Corn, 72ldl3e oats iS0lc
PORK $40 Blk Meats weak Clear sides l6ic Shoulders 3ie
Urss.s IIoQsA
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and be the Of placing the Office again in good
working condition.
TIE NtM-SoRK TT0IsLATURE.


The Assembly bill incorporating the Andrew
jackson Club was recommitted 20 the Judiciary COMMIT
tee on Mr.. FOLGER's motion.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Notwithstanding the law establishing the MO
tropotan Police District and its government trequres
the Commissioners TO detail policemen TO attend the
criminal courts Mr. Pieree-IncorpOratng the BROOKLYN
Young Mems Christian Association. Mr. HamOrd-
Amending the law regarding the formation OF corpora
tons FOR manufacturing, mining mechanical or chemical
nroas "a as 10 include eleyating warehOusnR storing,
or MINING Mr. Graham-Amending the law relating TO
wills passed in 1864. Mr. Genet-TO amend the law pro.
vidipg for the appointment OF an additional NUMBER OF
Notares Public for the State Of NewYork IL gives 200
District u the State Mr.. tho CON
structon of railroad from New Brighton 10 Onondaga
Valley in OnOndaga County also lroVldlng iof tne con-
struciOn OF bridge over the Erie Caha on warren
At Syracuse also authorizing the Syracuse stone quarry
Railroad 10 prchase quarry the Indian reservation
M defining territory for the use OF the Harlem
RAILROAD depOt at Forty secOndst ALSO amending the
law relative TO the fisheries and the propagation OF shad
white fish, and salmon trout. , , -, .,,iu .o. a.
. on motion of MIR FOLGER. the bill providing Tor the
submission of the amended constitution, was recomlted
TO the Judiciary Committee.
BILLS PASSED.
t,r Tho oD,oi, troent ~ President DrO tenn. Of che
Metropolitan board Of Police incorporating the PROSPECT
Park Hotel Company relating TO evidence III crlhf
proceedings ,,.-..., =,
Mr. CROWLEY from the Committee on Cities reported
a bill relative 10 the Tax Commissioners OF New
CITY IL is the same as the bill introduced last year On
his motion il was referred TO the Committee or the Noe
on Thursday next. Adjourned.
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THE pyEUMArIC DISPATCH COMPANY.

Under the charter granted by the Legislature
last year permitting a certain Company OF which Moses
Y Beach, esq., is President to lay an underground tube
for the transmission letters and packages the work
employed by the Pneumatic Dispatch Company have
already broken ground" and are at work under
mining the great thoroughfare OF Broadway,
making their headquarters in the basement OF
DevBu & Co.'S clothing store, on the corner
OF Warrenst. and Broadway. The adventurous toiers
under the great artery Of slowly working
their way onward The utmost secrecy on the part OF
the persons In charge Of the enterprise has been main
tanned and az no reporter has gained admission
into the tunnel nor, in fact any clue been gwen as 10
tho In which the work Is performed
nor Of the route proposed, 1t is SAFE
70 assert that the reports that nave
appeared IN newspapers from time 10 time have been tne
workings OF the and not the facts III the case
for both the route Of the railway and the manner OF Its
construction have been withheld from the public ana are
only known 10 those directly Interested In the
enterprise. There is a mystery connected win
II apart from the fact that the managers are
not communicative, circumstance In itself when
inspires curiosity what do the miners DO with the dirt
The ONCE or the Company, Ia the basement OF DeVln
COS store, Is plain busness-like place, with maps
and diagrams on the wall, and a immature Pneumatic
Dispatch Tube IN the OF the yet no dirt nor
sand Is % De nothing 20 denote the work going on
near save the two great holes In The walls uudeI
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SINGULAR EsCAPE OF DEsERTERs FROM FORT
HAMILTON.

About two weeks ago several soldiers, Inn
prisoned n Fort Hamilton at hard labor with ball and
chain obtained case knives in some unknown way,
ncked the edges 40 10 convert them into saws and
with these sawed on two OF the bolts which
held the grating over one Of the embrasures
opening from the prison room, aud then, watch
ING their opportunity. during the 1--WE minutes
absence Of guard tattoo about O'Clock IN the even
ing they burst the grating from us fastenngs aud ten OF
them slipped DUB aud took 10 flight dragging their balls
aud chains after them The load that each man carried
In this awkward manner weighed - pounds. The alarm
was given within two three minutes by tho returning
guard and every officer and man IN the fort who could
he spared turned out AZ 10 catch the runaWays
Two officer, aud detachment Of men were Immediately
seu 10 the ferries and ~ the prisoners was caught
ON the New.YOrk side Of Hamilton ierry,
Two other were captured In the swamp BACK
n the fort the attention OF their pnrsuers being @
al bv the noise they made in trying to knock on e
.baIns Dut the other seven got away 40 qulcly thal
Although the whole country Tor miles around the lori Was
nnred during the next - hours, no trace OF tneu mas
NJ been discovered. It N almost certain mat tny n
are or more ,onfederates outside. especially Us ho t
Nv Who WAS caught NJ the Hamilton Ferry next uorh
~ al already succeeded I'm changing his soldier uless
tc ctzen's clothes The shrewdness these prisoneIs
,nI,ycd in making thcr escape may be inferred from
ne fact that the PRISON Il carefully lnrpecea etS
If honr No blame attaches 10 any Omcer VI Io ioi'
iuconsequence Of tins AFFAIR
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A agENfPIY.

The remainder of the report OF the Committee on
Federal Relations the TenureOfOlhce law lndorsns
It's original enactment and commencing Gen. Grant, was
adopted by q vote of 50 to q.
BILLS PASSED -.
For the erection Of Sailors and Soldiers monument IN
NewYOrk City; incorporating the Irish Brigade AssOca
ton Of the City OF enabling the supervisors OF
Kings County to equalze the salaries OF the Snperh-
tendents Of the Poor; authorizing the anu
zenOva Railroad 10 take increased fare; proNdng LOT
the construction OF vertical stonewas on the BANK OF h
Erie Canal at MacedOn amending tho geneia hdiIou
law; amending the act opening Lafayette bIooh
lynn amending the Charter Of the Rhlne6eck Gas Ioh-
pany; enlargng the boundaries Of the village Oh GOSIen
amending the Charter OF the Public Exchange OF the C
Of New-YOTk. Id. ....,.-.
On motion Of Mr. LA BAU twas resolved that sessions
be held on Tuesday "Wednesday ana FRIDAY evenings lor
the consideration of General Orders. Recess.
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
A hill authorizing the issuing and guaranteeing OF
bonds in ad of the NewYOrR and Albany Railroad was
progressed. -------,. a.. .N l.. ,,o,.
10 incorporate therein provision creating an absolute
sinking fund by annual taxation upon real ana personal
property Of the towns municipal corporations Issuing
bonds i'm favor Of said railroads sufficient to entirely eX
tngush the principal Of such bonds at tier maturity or
AT the end OF 20 years also that the dividends received
from the railroad shall be turned Ard the payment oil
the principal and interest Of said Hsnns
on motion Of Mr.. JACOBS 1t was tabled. Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

Gassburg Illinois, Friday Feb %, the Rev Isaac
n Harbour formerly Of Staten Island, aged 10 years
the residence Of his brother In Paterson j. Tuesday
,bs 9th iust. Robert Clark, aged 70 Years
% 6,nT. Ill tak place ilth inst a2 O'Clock
irom No. 50 Elb'oust
CARPBNrIEROn Sunday Veusg March amer long lneH MIRA
Mata.rst ". wife OF James =. Carpenter
Funeral service, AZ the Dutch Reformed Chuh Hhve
on WednIlAy the 10th inst " O'Clock The
friends The family and Of her husband respectfully invited TO At
tend without further notice.
cppsRy-At Irringon N Sunday March N typhoid
Fanny daughter Of stephen aud Armenia Crosby
led
The rsssuo Of her parents al vngton wednesday the in
mt AZ n o'clock D. Hudson River Railroad train leaves
isthst OclOei and returning leaves iNingtOn at sill
NRAp- some n T. Tuesday Mira Bsnjimin Meal AGED 30
Al,
dsnot Al at 81 O'Clock for Goieus Bridge
StsVou returning the same day.
ouTW ATRAt Camden j. Monday evening March Richard
Outwater 10 the 51ih yea, his age.
Fauer. from late Fdnoo No J) h1ko e., CAml90 o9 laugI
diy tie lVA ,eiLI ~ ycloak "
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LECTURE BYMR. f. mEppLE HALL IN BROOKLYN.

A meeting of the Long Island Historical So
cey was held last evening at the chapel Of the Packer
Institute, Brooklyn. Mr. +. Heppe Hall OF New-fork
was introduced 10 the audience by the President Of the
society and volunteered 70 read paper upon the Int
ror OF china which Mr. Hall had explored the previous
wear The reading description OF the principal
features OF the country west OF Shanghai and was chiefly
geographical and statistical Had Mr. Han dilated more
an LENGTH upon the characteristics OF the country and
gwen more vivid description Of the people and their
habits the would have been one OF unusual IN
terest As u Was, the entertainment must have beeh
suguIarly wearsome majority Of the audience con
sisng as il did Of statement OF plain hard facts which
had no interest whatever those IMMERSED IN the SUB
ect and which must have been already known 20 all who
had read the works OF other travellers, as Mr. Hal had
nothing to say that had not been SAID before me rea
inc lasted about one hour and listened 20 with polite
attention throughout At It's conclusion vote OF thanks
was rendered 10 Mr. Hail. with request iOr q copy OF
the paper be deposited in the archives OF the society
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raV SHOOTING OF A. u. RICHARDSON BY ID
i'' MCFARLAND.

MCFARLAND.
Our readers will recOllect the shooting, some
time ago in Amyst of Albert ID. Richardson by Dahie
MCFARLAND At the time 1t occurred we published an ac
can't Of the affair AS furnished by Mr. Richardson
fdends generating Mr. Richardson from all Dae' 'n
c,surnc the conduct OF Mr. Mcfarland In the seVeIes
80 +, = hut inst 10 state that the friends OF MI
WcTarland present an entirely different version % ere
matter and tate that sad account except ' tbat Mr.
fact OF the shooting Is IN every respect that
Mcfarland is temperate nnd nerons husband and
mai the pleasantest relations alWnEs IN mis-
hln and his wife until within lew usys no cnnrse he
occurrence: aud that he was lmpesJu ~ from the evil
tooL thS claims that ne was Justlned Ia ~ ou i,tor ~
d"nee hn had received through an lnterceptsu cd
Richardson's aud 0thJTse 9ssTSaS Sn VIE and had
soic her away IRON his home The whole IIT hc mao
Sltd 70 This unhappy affair will hs tho courts
abc ~ Mr. Mcfaand has an acton GeIOsT vc to entce
plDH. 10 ~ ricd charging Richardson win snSH &
soon 70 Ds acts yading the sanctlty or MS nome
s"cS IS tho statement made to US by Mr. Mefaranas
friends which neither ndor'e nor dSs.I ",t Ou NOT be
u as W w i,n,yug that the Mcfarland story II true
''',a' en-. ,ourderous assault on Richardson
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wn,, Side El,rnrea Railway

sEyEs PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE BONDA
The uudegued Sole Agents for the sale Of the aoovenAmed Bou
- - limited amount a, the rate Of EIGHTY FIVE SSl PBa
CENT.
The opportunity purchase Coupon Bond productive property IN
IN, CITY NewYork Welding MIMI PBR CENT average
annual interest valuable convertible rights seldom occurs snf
Investor, will do we'll to anticipate the advance certain 70 tbe
make. v.lue Of these "HOME sRcURTTIEs' sSAeAAiao
BASIS - 80 - -
sab,cpons will also b. the iAEszspsPt ps'IbS
when the Railway contract and far aeesS Is % 0''
.,r.eiou At Thirseks With the IIsdson River RailsAy
A.. River Towns who sok heiHenabs bea-
m % r,,ut from the proposed extension are rSpy solicited to
M anon the experimental hsfns Of the RAILWAY Gresawiehs
which viii open their rsPeces sl To- NJ dn aud of
,, subscriptions on plan "a IN bAaog the completion
mi, enterprise BY wh public W soeS beaeh'sl 'ad h
interest, Of tbs City nosSsys SbSs Jointly promoted
For further particulars, apply 60
LOCKWOOD 1 Co. Banker.
N,,.,7 Iesa No. % Broadway
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WILLIAMS COLLEGE ALMuYI.

The dinner and reunion of the Williams
Alnuni will take place at the Aston House tomorrow
evening when President Hopkins the Faculty, and
many graduates who have attained distinction in science
art and terature will be present Senators Dixon and
Howard. Judges Field and On, and Representatives
Garfield and Latin expected, besides whom the
assembage will include many gentlemen Of distinction
Tickets cannot be obtained after Wednesday They may
be had Of Mr. George f. Belts No Al Chambers St, or Of
any member OF the Committee.
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nourp ExpLosIoN-THREE MEN Killed

pncuT.rrr. March "a terrific boiler ex-
- occurred yesterday at Nunda station IN Living
i,on county. large steam flour ana lumber MIL
ownedb y Van Ripper Il Co., was partially destroyed. "a
,,,y charles C. Eble and j. b. Payne were aled
a. uaskus telegraph operator, was seriously IN
- hoy named Damn. who was In tho engineroom
Ju M men that were killed. escaped without 'iAlury
Pieces 0f the boler aud Of the building wore lounu
rods dlstggt,
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ACTION AGAINST A REVENUE COLLECTOR
EX-COllcctOr Thnrne of Hudson COUNTY. ". j

has arrested the instance Of his surete against
whom verdict for 500 900 been rendered during the
present of the United States Court at Trenton
TbOrne's misconduct In accepting fraudulent bonds was
the OF loss the Government OF 100000 ana
this amount the surees have boon Obliged 10 hand over
20 the United States authorities The developments AT
his trial demonstrated his completely in the frauds, ia
such light that he been Indicted for the Onense
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
WEST INpIA MARKETS

HAvlNA March 9The market steady sales made
Of per arrobs Tor No u Dutch standard BSehangs-On
London lu al per premium United 60 days sight in
gold la per discount short sight par al premium ia
currsucr. 30 days sight, 260lS per cent discount.
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MARRIED..

the residence Of Capt ~ Souihad Of
Vaccine. on SUNDAY Feb H. the Rev George C. Bancroft James
NJ Greeley Wcstpo " aud Miss Martha r Southland OIL YER
a. greeley relative Horace Greeley 0 New YORK
iou and life and his ar companion
~ JOuS-SCOTT-Iu BrookTu, Tuesday. March g. az The
s,ns, oftbe brides parents by the Rev H. HAt Henry O.
81 John Chappaqua We,teheser Co. ~ to Emma b. daughter
NV S.ntts su kO cards.
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,DrLpuIA CATTLg MARKgr-Mmcha

The demand o Cattle this Seek better aud prices for
choice lots were fraction higher The offerings and amounted TO
,bont COO head Fair 10 Good cattle selling al em 8a9e = 10 gross
and Prime and Ra al IRON 9OlOlc 70. The Puee Of Com
lnon cattle renamed about the
SAeThere uuber Of Sheep 10 the market The Of
s.n reaching The demand brisk sad prices
little higher sales made from 99tc and high as lie 10,
gross, a. 10 quality Good Sheared Sheep sold al &C. ~ ,
demnud Tor Hogs better aud all ered 1908 bead
.sre sold AZ from Sleasl7 y 100 n, net -..,
Of amounted 10 100 head foO
each for sprugers and $50 for Gov and Gait
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WarrSu at side the other under Broadway. No sounc is
heard Gshind the curtains which hide tho oaverns.
Where the road s 20 terminate whether In Hackensack
Central Park or Chicago time will probably show Mean
while the manaars assure tho readers Of THE TRIBUNE
that the road viii son be thrown open for the inspection
explained.
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Dr. Cotton win he pleased TO send his paper Facts ini tiiure
Paid telling al toe nitrous OXIDE for rtIieung tee 70 any
one ami, u.. once No. - Cooper Institute, heS'foTA
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THE STATE or TRADE.
t,TVsr RupoppaN NARKKrs

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
LIVERPOOL March 9-Spds Petroleum have declined to ID Y
gallon
Mueh sBysnng Cotton closed srmer bu not higher on
Sd and % ari
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c,MnR1nnE cArrLR MARKEr-MIrcna 0

BssfC,te-Rseep,, head prices ranged equal 20 m week
With sale. Of KItrA grades at ~ S6Sl4 hr'. qGlhH
si2gdK3 So second quality 6llds2 third quality Ssd 80 80
sheep and ambRss 2g head demand good and prices have
not materially varied; sales At iuac v 10.
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FIrNERAIs TO-DAY.

ADAMS CONSTAHDIS No. J76 Waterst
BRINTNALL Mrs LOUISA, 81 PsuPs Church hsE L.
BROWN, Mrs MARGARET MCMILLAN South Ihiri ana '' w.
BROOKLYN.
CGRNBs GEORGE W, No. 1873 nercerst -
CARPENTER, Mrs. MARGARET W. hthave. aod iN'a"-
fntst.
COWAN WILLIAM No 1sO Seventh
CROSBY FANNY, IrVington N. Y. -.
DAILY JANE Beyentsy First and Second S hoans
Vernon.
GALLAGHER MARGARET No. 10 Dounngst
RAFP DAVID. Hampstead, 4. l. -.
HILL HAROLD W. p. Christ Chureb Fths's and Twenty
athsL
STE1SON. LEWIS W. White Plains
THORNB. LYDIA A.. No. 81 West Thirty sTth-sI
WATSON, ANNE. No. COL Tenth-aye
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Tuesday March 1859 No as Bs Twenty fourth
st ~, illness Of several weeks dnraOn OF Drssu ~
Albert q ksmsey aged yesfl. , ,,,, .s..A "a A
His friends are invited % attend h fuDss oa Iii i.
2oeoek p n, asI y 49, "N' 49,
TERED 10 Grseneooo Cemstey g.. . ,..i,s, Uxirg and
a. 80 49, sr. maze comfortable By the attentions OF teH pesos
S,,.nd sbase seon,ipta he had but recently made
PennsylYAEiA papers please cop.
sTETsoE-On sunday March Levi, seOs AGED 70 y:sn
NJ "a nd NJ also The me ubes Of White Plains Lodge na
are invited 70 attend funeral on wednesday hSish ~ ~
oi M from The resdenoe EbD Tompkins at White ~,
Trains 81 Harlem Railroad leave TWss rh a. I" and V' '
q m.
Eastern papers please copy -
TAFTip BroohyB on Monday msrh scarlet ever yaa
only daughter 81 EuOs ~ and Juia NJ 1'h Assu '''" ~
months
THOR sA,tv On Mndsr March ofscNrlet fever, Lydia T.,
Youngest child Of samuel and Phebe V. 8 Thorns -
be held the parents Tpenee NO Os "'
ThirtyIrth st, wednesday morning at ~ oeloeA
WALKR-At Minneapolis MINI. John Wake aged 81 years
nrsn invited attend h. funeral rom o
Chapel Broadway and Fuast this day ("'aAeSaa AZ
O'Clock m
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DIED.

An Notices Of Marriages must be indOrsed ,rih null
ron,s and address.
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Patent

SPIRAL SPRING BUTTS,
Adopted United Public Buildings
all the principal Hotels Banks stores and Colleges throughout
They well adapted for doors description
steamboats, railroad Offices dwelling hoaisG All sutess
architects them For sale BY Hardware Dealers generally
J. RUSSELL Co. ManufAcarers Agents,
No 80 BeskmAH-st, NeW.York.
CnutOnA scamp calling customers and
representing he has been
Who thus called will special favor By having this
NJ will DO unless have orders op
tsn,u WpW =. TEaRI. No. u VOloO square.