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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

BeS-Mr. Babcock, of the South Pacific
Railroad, whose presence in our town we
noticed last week, left us yesterday for
Waco. lie will return about tho middle Of
July On his way TO st. Louis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
STRAYED Or STOLEN.

A BOUT the last of February, one BAY
"A HORSE, with some roam about him, s
years old, about Is hands high, branded on
left shculder thus, 8. On right hind leg,
Just above the pasiern joint, is an enlarge
ment CT the tendon, permanent and distinct
On the same leg, on the inside, some four
or FIVE inches above pastern, is scar
across the leg. His fore feet are unusually
rough, presenting the appearance OF having
been erayeled or foundered. On the under
side Of neck, rather 70 the left and about
cne-third distant from the shoulder TO Jaw,
is a crease or indentsiioa Of muscle On
bis head is an eruption extending hack ON
the neck. Was in thin coraition at the
time.
!. II sirayed, has possibly made his way 10
Dallas county.
A Just compensation viii be cheerfully
given for his recovery, or any Information
thankfully received.
Address DR.. WM. KERR,
Port Sullivan, Te1Es.
Jnne T. 1S7O-Ss-4w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Es5s@ Drovers who are now driving cattle
to market, OF intend doihg so, should read
the advertisement of the South Pacific
Railroad Company, Of Missouri-the short
est, by l57 miles TO ST. Louis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


TFiaip ssaisFsneS-
uatna ErISE q sfsEFfkih NtAi.NsH -
IAs pisrtirt-
,sn, OiFsaii-Juiy "a ala ssl-A' ~
l,,il.. CiFcuit-laly alh sat ltih-si hfi..r-
NrKinaFg c-Egnit-lals isiL s.- '''-
n.,is. si.iisn-Jzl, ssIs sra siih-aii hsi,ss
n-rstaT Missiaa-luly 2alA Al s4si-s' ssiN'
No. sirruii-Aasu.i lsth snA lilA-ai i'ssian-
n.na. f..lssrA ClaTss-Ansssi l'ih-~' l'.t
~ WING Y0UNd. rFs'iilss Eii'T'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
Shiugle Machine.

vIyHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully in,
Il forms the public that he has No.
Shibglc Machine, and is prepared TO fur
nish the best article of yellow cottonwood
Shingles at from SIS to Sc per thousand
Machine near the Dallas Spring.
JACK SCOTT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

- fa.lfff fIt. tf hif
ssiasfsT b. tsssflsfstf r 81 isi.ffa'l
i,.s ~ fsifs Essfss iitssiifsHf'fsft.
isssssf 81 Wsisssiifsfi 80 saf ispu
49, ssnisi as ~ ns u'aal saunff
lai.iats
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

wH.J Hsr. can h. desired 20 tho sufferer nom
Asthuns 90 CsnsnmRiiaa, than The assurance that
MAnSnEN'S PICTORIAL nALN has never Jailed
"a telisya ana snr-, To make assurance dsnhN
.uTe, h. has insiTnrt-a his agents e. F"lanl The
amount Ga every Instance where Il falls. For sale
hY All druggists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

THEFEsl CofTON nIooN. Mr.. Ale iiaTi,
living four milss East II lesn, hroasa' rs
GA Tuesday morRing last, he hrs' e'''en
bloom Nc have seen,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

ETAitention is called 10 the ADVERTISE
mcnt eff NJ. L. Ritter Assignee, in to-day's
paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Shreveport Is 10 have Street REii-
road, running ron fhs river tto miles
Wsst, On 1exss stree.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Lolita has purchased a Long
Branch cottage, and proposes TO
have n Lolita fun there,
[Dosion Post,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

fruhss tts go ihirri tistfih - ih'
sianfaui rr,iutif n he all 80 Ea 'hffsi
ihsltl't G.liifssiisn algsIsnmfu
isr 49, r,iuisr al stAs via Ma ihs
sfsissiii r,sl ihints ~ sfihs iifHAin'
hsssu. sauss 10 ilisk ihal 10 ace sTs''-
ten b cur kinl fsisnis, shsn he snnual
fsasi Il vegetables ari NUTS are gathered
AueuF The sumter sho have Tsms'alsFsd
us this SEEK. ps he ssnleE hss L. Is'u'a
hacks to MIS-. n. r. liANpiN, for large
usss e fns Iaas,lRg ears sHd DauHle,a
hrsi.. Ne wish nc eeuli return these k'hi-
nsssss ih a mere substantial faTm than -
mere Il shss, bat lls lsnoFs shail ever ne
naiR IN ear memary,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Why is a room full Of married
people enptyg Because there is not
single re-snn in u.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
ESTRAY NOTICES.


TAKEN UP by II. II. Goode and estrayed before
r. y. Ricketts,, J. p. Precinct No. 2 one YELLOW
HORSE, white name and tail I5lz or l6 hands
high. IL years old, some on his back valued
at so Also, one BLACK MARE, one bind and
one fore foot white, Is hands high, years old I;
valued ut SO. l39.3ts
REPORTED TO me az an estray BY W. }. I1alseIl,
j. r. Precinct No. 4, one YELLOW TONY, white
name and tan, about y hands high, blaze face,
brsnded ; on the len hif. ,i&1'3tf
REPORTED to me as esfrays By JDo. u. kerfoot
J. p. Precinct No. 4, the following animals, viz:
One BAY MARE, years old.
One YEARLING COLT.
Ono BAY PONY HORSE, or years old, brand
I'd on the lefs shoulder r, and on the len Dip Q,
II Land high.
One BAY nOfssE, years old, Is hands high,
branded on the lefi shoulder HB connected.
One IRON GRAY FILbEY, 2 searr ga
One BLACK PONY MARE, o. years old,
brsnded on the lcft shOuidsr 5
IB
slIUulderys. f5ps3tl
JOHN n. LAWS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

No afTP Cssifs htnr rsaF -tr-
srs. AS ir,ufli ~ susef'hs iafft'i OF.
20 STALKS % hars sssn il.s ssasan, ETaun
"a Ma faTu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
Wool Cardinq & Milling

WE desire TO say to The people of Dallas
w and adjoining counties, that we are
how ready 10 reeeise and card wool on our
usual terms. Wool must be washed clean
and free of burrs--one pound of grease for
every eight of wool, must be furnished.
We are also prepared to receive ahd
grind customary toll will be charged
and satisfaction given. We expect to
have our SAW MILL in operation
in short timej ard our FIGURING
MILL s by early harvest. Call and see
us. at the old stand Of NJ. NJ. MORROW
where VIC will be pleased TO meet andservc
you to the best of our ability.
NJ. NJ. MORROW & CO.
Dallas, May IA, 1S7o-a5:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

f.fafaslnHtal iatl ~ iiEiil a
raassfts siiiti tsissis a. ~ ffiliist i
sfnf zee susfi ssi ~ isafl'f d be-
! ittrtfsss slttiiisa 81 a. iiii go,
EEL ~ iis Ice isssy fsisl fhs s'f'
f..is faihsiiilts shsall ~ ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
GEO. Il. EOgAS. c. r. HOGAN.
Geo. M. Hogan & Son,
surveyors, bocatOrs,
AND
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
CHlTFIELD, NAVARRO COUNTY, TEAM
June IS, is7D--iely
Read This.

TARTIEs inaebied 10 ne "r who owe
balahcs on the books Of The la!e W. G..
G. Akar3. are requested % ce1ne forEnri
snd settle sa1h indebtedness. eau he
faHnI Al .B7 tine 81 the store q Har5e 4
Niehois. Persons 20 whom this notice j.
given can save me same t1-r5ie Htl ihct.
aeirr. ra-fs Dc rr1rs''ir rl1,1'ifi'ig vf-i'
ID. r~,-r.. Eu r. NlClUl=
raus- Wsr -. 77s-as1m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Absolute ocrtaintlos-death, doubt,
and internal revenue.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
The Living Machine.

M,rrsn'. rscioral BALM for Consumption and
Agfhlua.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

ffsn fsuftt, fsia. tieatns i.fHl ffsarriHa itt"ha
Hfsuili 10 nfftitiar t.affff. efhf CO... u'. ''.
0fsufts l..t...' rth ttli ...... I.f.. ''.'
fsfl iHa ia its t.iHs 40 it tfII'. ' .. ...'.
'.utf- f ri t.f..rsri taauru.n W Hfr aH. .' rI'"
s,5if s.,r.i.a., rs.,. Fl. r..rf ra.tisI ...1 ',ari
,",..s Ts 40 90 ,..''.i, D.. .''' & .'. .', ....r..
49,. ls nnats m ID hs m .,l stss b l .tr .'rl,s 90.
ri bod r ii- Isa1- Huair s Nftu
u.,t ri p.t t.r.rs.a aaI i.t rsI s,r 'lt ,n.
afstrs,a Of t-au,raf ils -r air rl4, ptrt r"r
isrr l rIrrHus h'.t us' WF nHr. Hrs' N"h ''L Hff
lstrrius ar rrhri ,s 900 FIu lH goo frr'r'l
raur,s ai,asu tF rr sni usH Hass ' tn"tF
Us a's ,in 70 me EU'r oh. " @ r a"ae I' be Do. hH
Ia NclllENr CONSUMPTION fEuNrlil@ A.tuhNW 'NtH''
MARsDEN's PICTORIAL. GATM,
iai eanwaud grnr,al aiurlr aIrE# ~ ,' at. r lu-
lion aNi Tickling ia ,hs ir' ant rr' % sa'" "Hi l'' uhsr
g. AZ well a. slttiy tele''s "1i sn'i..' '' ',is'
''.l %" ,'i'''''-'
proved ,s mnlAu. ia ho oafr"i 'nrEN COLI at
uairs The Iwlf" With o Eiss' 'u '',w '''l a' a."
facts stated r,sTssl ,hssry his iuNsa ., suy ii
ahistol Tor which IL o. nrammru' y alty"e.'
us although highly caun g. frrial r'ar.,,r g. ia v Ledr.
gree innocent ia Us composition and U BE- sea vs g N'"e F" "@
MARsDETs PICTORIAL BALM,
Tor Asthma hiss proved giving Immediate ef he a aH
Asthma hereditary, Induced cold frlr
l, ,
time ihrlr
moisture is arrested producing dryne diTuy which
an Asthma
distressing, while light attacks Ear aercihe
HIA1SDErI'ss T~BCT'CSEs "a T. as4AEsTH.
used advantage all forms fooUmrioo cgrn not beyond S
oc relieving ia all Thousands Who have bee" sms by lie
living testimonials Of is efficacy,
PRICE oNE DOLLAR PER BoTrII'.
Sold by all Druggists aud S,orckeepon. Jan l"ol'y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

TaRRANT COUNTY.
TAEEE or by n. Nesb5 ard esfrsyed befors
frsse gous Jusfi5s q ne Peace IN Tarranf cttrry,
Teas. rrcciprt No ]. ens BY MAEE. about =
b. rss ia yssrS cd. branded ifhe len shonl
,ta1ff
nsx rAtEFR.
- , c c. ft1zs-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

xlTIhI sttsnd the Courts II Dallas sni the sloin'
w ing counties, Also the fnirgal and Supreme
Courts IT the State special giicnllpl gNcn 10 llif
Cillurti0n.0i Claims, furchasr nnl sale ~ ral Il
= ia......na II Il. =. Nm. lI.--.l.l.l. A
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Real Hstaie offered for salo can 10 registered ID
our once aud No 10 charged unlr,s sau IL o1iai,
A nlrmlsTs Of the hun will always 10 In readiness
10 show the lands offered fr sale ~ ~, u parties
desiring 10 phrchAFs, We guarantee Irttct titles
10 every instance. immispnis aud oihcIs dsslflns
homes will hsd ITO their Interest 10 call on ~ be-
fare purchasing below will he found mn attractive
il.t OF lands which Nc osr In lots to suit puFcha,'
80. ana an FsasOuahis teIlus.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

80 .in a. fliHuirr NtrffIrrf 80 ! -
h.. 80, tllrtsrsafi g. 4 q tarff-rf zee
,llrs,. sss5,fI. 40 ssiF IA, sifH '''af 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

At the time Of ssritihg this, Thursday
the Exhibitions have not come off. We
expect to be present and to be highly en-
terta ined 49,. q IS tt.s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE
" COMPANY.
orcOLEMBUs, GEORGIA.
Incorporated lsss.-.casb Capital, sa5c5Oo
A..r,. srn. 9. $50. sies.eaI AZ.

rrrrrrrs rrsavrp AND rossrs r.rD sIser is'5.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

luaI DlNlltAls aAAHAlNll -
II. BozEMAS. Tresilsuf.
NJ. WILCOX. seririurr-
Properly instrtl as-irst l-ss OF iaia-s7 - hiEe
:. ,laiiali- rasss- 4-eses lrafuifir afsusi-i snd
1T. Ha-Ltyn A--as-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Dallas, April 90. is5O-88lf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-09-02

EugeII j 3, IN en- ne &c He !
SPIT eh SC Sc ne
Also a piece of land com at
post chains W of the sc ne Of
S 81, L IS II $; thence one
chain south; two chains and
so links west thence two chains
north !; thence two chains and
80 links east thence one chain
south to place Of BEGINNING;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-15
PERSONAL.

NJ. Overlook, who is making a sublime en-
arrived at st. Petersburg.
NJ. Bancel, who turned NJ. Olivier out as
deputy for Paris is suffering from inflammation Of the
chest to an extent which seriously alarms his friends
There is great animation, says the GaaloiS,
in the American colony in Paris On the oath ult.. Mrs
-GentI gave ball, and on the 26th Mrs Downing On
the 3st and following Mondays there to be recep
tlons at the residence OF Mr.. W. II. Riggs
The Russian Socialist conspiracy is ascribed
to the Revoutonist BakOnnin In lSi9 he headed the
given up by the Austrans TO the Russian Government
and sent Siberia, whence he escaped and is now al
Geneva.
Prince Pierre Bonaparte has not yet selected
a lawyer to defend him. lie is in Responding mood,
and looks forward TO five years secusion His objection
to the Supreme Court Of Justice lies in the notion that
the Jury will DC composed Of largo landowners deYOed
10 the Empire who will sacrifice him to his cousin.
Prince Pierre enjoys certain amount OF popularity in
the Faubourg ST. Antoine in consequence OF his having
married a daughter of the people.
1t is asserted by the Figaro that Berczowski,
the Pole who shot at the Emperor of Russia IN the Bots
de Boulogne In the Universal Exhibition year, Is not
dead as lately reported but that he escaped from his
Mace OF transportation Gew CaledOnal, was absent
three or four days during which he underwent such pr
vatioDs as TO ruin his constitution, and was then cap
tured and brought back He Is now, II adds in state
OF imbecty and that account is treated with indul-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-15
MIR. A. H. LOUIS AND THE SPECTATOR.

The London Spectator (29th january makes
some strong statements. concerning subject on which
we have said something different that feel bound
10 give the substance OF The Spectators remarks Ii
says:
"Mr A. IT. Louis some ten years ago one of the pro-
prieors and years Of the editors OF this jour
nal-not. even then, believe, the senior editor and
proprietor-has been doing silly thing in the United
Stnfs ne had nteEyiew With the President 70 s
course OF study and observation OF the various Anglo
saxon colonies and the two ADgloSaxon nations, that
the United States must assume the prtmacy OF
Anglo Saxon Confederation, in which England IN her
decrepitude will probably become "a subordinate
member. We should have nothing TO cay TO
this remarkable freak OF Mr. LOuss, had he
Spectator and managed in that way TO couple the author
ty OF this journal with his dream The Neo York Times
in America and The Echo in England, have been gener
osy forward eXOnerae The Spectator In our hands, In
which IL has continued for than nine years,
from any sort OF completely in this whimsical view-a
view which The Standard in its entertaining article OF
Trday-nO paper IL entertaining than The Standard
when il can drop its acrd Tone feel the public sense
heartily with instead OF against it-chafied with great
fairly could the ex-editorship The amusing point re-
mains that Mr. Louss conviction IS not only con-
yicton OF eIedior Of this journal, but also the eX
conviction of that eXedtor During tho short nterreR
mum OF three years between Mr. RntouPs retirement
and purchase OF the paper by the present propeor
The Spectator was, II anything rather more Dumptous IN
its British imperialism than The Standard ITSELF The
authority which Mr. Louis view derives from his former
connection with The Spectator Is precisely the KIND OF
authority and no olher which Dr. Mannings ultramon-
tanism derives from his former connection with the
Anglican Church"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-15
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY. lcb IA.
The Senate met this evening A large num-
Der OF cmOnstrances received against appropriate
Jig the public money to sectional schools.
Bills INTRODUCED
For more equal adjustment OF assessments on real
aud personal property.
NJ BANKS introduced bill authorizing life-insurance
companies to make distributions Of surplus they deem
proper annually, IN two three four or five years The
may be made IN proportion TO the sums OF
money contributed by the pOcyhOlders 20 the total
surplus including just allowance for interest and such
dividends as may at the option OF tine company
h. credited TO the holder OF the policy, TO
accumulate for his benefit; may be paid
I'm cash, or applied TO the purchase OF
additional insurance or reduce pay premiums. The
Company may ALSO by agreement with the policy holder
iake surrender or cancel any dividend which may be
or now is standing the credit OF the policy holder or
any additional insurance that may have been purchased
with any such dividend. Policies which have become
payabc before the time when such distribution is made,
and after the date Of the last previous distribution, may
share In the same edultaby and prOpOrtiOnatey. Poll
Cies in favor Of OF their children or
assgnees, may DO surrendered to and purchased
A rt..l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-15
CITY GOVERNMENT.
TIE BOARD OF MISUNDERSTANDING A MEM
Der, ETC.
COMPETITIONS.

THE BOARD OF MISUNDERSTANDING MEM
Der, ETC.
AT the session of the Board of Aldermen
Yesterday the Committee Protests reported in favor
Of giving the held by Mr. j. W. Guntzer to MI Mich
oa seger and resolution to that effect was adopted by
a vote Of II to -, &c.
Resolutions we're also adopted authorizing the Croton
Department to into contracts for paving Fourth
and Flfhsts. from the BOwery 10 Mangnst, with lhe
Robbins preserved wood pavement, ana 10 pave win
Belgian pavement part Of Charlton-st Suliyah-st'
Princest., Edrdge-st, LudlOw-st, and Twenteth-st'
1t was also voted To reduce tho sidewalk IN tutoust
adjoining ST. Paurs churchyard, onehaf It's WldIn, SO
as TO give increased roadway
Resolutions were then passed In favor OF the Following
10 enable them 10 pay taxes ana assess
m.uts: St Joseph's Home for Aged Females, SIo2 20;
Clurch of Our Lady OF Sorrow, $ "a; Chnleh OF the
HOLY Communion, $50 %; German Evangelical Lutheran
Emanuel Congregation ISL; University OF the CITY OF
New-York S78s; LexiDgtOn-aye NJ E. Chureh, Sllzs o.
It was also voted to review the llth Regiment, N
G.. y. y. y. Washingtons birthday
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN-TlIE TAX LEVY.
The Board of Assistant Aldermen yesterday
directed the Street Commissioner TO report by what
authority KnceTbocker Ice Company Is no" "deh-
ing the pier at the foot OF Leroyst. A., ~,
The annual,cy tax levy was then READ ana me Doa''
cOncurfedwh the Aldermen the adopt," or q
roforIyl WIN
power to transmit it to the State Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-15

able to The training Of their principal Mr. A. T. Gala
Cher and his subordnates One hundred aud nine certf
Gates were given to worthy pupils ana con
gratulatory addresses were made by the school
The Nor, eYenin@ School sor vonn sne,as
Thomas W. COnklin Principal, also closed last
evening. An interesting programme well rendered.
and apparently much enjoyed by q large audience
Numerous prizes aud certificates distributed. and
appropriate addresses made by the Rev j. G.. b.
III ath and others. ExCommissoner Dupignao pre-
sided and in his opening remarks history OF the
school, and highly compimeDted the Principal and
teachers The attendance has been larger than ever
before averaging over 500.
Evening Grammar School No. 80, Mr.. Hugh Carlisle
President was well filed last night by the respectable
citizens OF tho district, assembled to assist at the
exercises OF tho last night of the present term. The
pupils exhibited marked proficiency in their several
studies and literally applauded
Several other evening schools OF the city were closed
last evening with appropriate exercises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-15
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The sum Of $40O in subscriptions was re-
ceiyed al the meeting OF the Cooperative Building Lot
Association. ,.,,
The Jersey City bricklayers yesterday decided
20 resist the attempt the employers TO reduce wages
from IS TO 81 a day.
The members of COopeIs' Union No. 2 have
decided that they will work but nine hours per day on
aud after the 18th inst.
Coopers, Union No. 3, last evening, received
the financial report Of the past year showing cash 10
hand to be S3I C3, and bank credit oft550 o.
Mrs. Lane, who is ut the head Of the 81,
Crspn Order OF Women for Massachusetts. will visit
this city tomorrow 70 organize the operatives OF her sex
into Trades Unions.
The Union Plate Printers Of this city, Phlla-
dephia and Washington are TO hold convention each
year aud make laws fox the government Of the several
Unions represented.
There are about 40 pencil case makers in
this city 40 OF whom arc connected with tho Union.
Wages vary from ga TO s20 per week. The members or
the Union beginning consider the propely OIL dis
solving the Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-15

BARRELL-A Orange n j. on Friday Feb H. George B'rreI
Fepsnl services take place from residence Haoes-
Tuesday 18th at o'clock train leaves foot Of barclay - New
York The remains viii be taken to Greenwood the oho"
log DAY.
BLss-At Springfield Mass. Mary Shepherd wife Of Hon. GsOg'
BREw sTER-As NesRochsc Saturday Feb y Carrie II. v
R.es and friends sre respectfully Invited ed tie funeral o"
the residence fatbernw, Joseph Brewster si Ne-
srriSsi Of 80 M train from Tweny aeSYOk
ZELDA. Aea c. H. Pred Field in the ei'h year Of a'
Thapdy from ite residence q Mrs cas- cas-, re.
srrys Of 10 o'clock train Of Lenyst SewHs ADD Me-"
York Railroad
GREEy-In this city MONDAY Feb - sner long 5i e,ols
dsahter Jane More and sister Of E@ha D. ho'A
Tie Su.rs take wsIa' PEI = !, %, 9,Ssl A.
BoOEyn The eud Of the family respectfully Invited 10 '''e0'
uaRpERMonda, Feb a. the e9 Obi, Joseph wei',
sTIsI, o. ,ss Hn S XXX Il ne s,SSt Curcb B,ootyu
Thursday 18th inst, a. IL o'clock a. Ia -
JAMEs-On the 18th Florence Nightingale diuyh,s' 81 J'ba H.
me relatives and friends family epecia 1aed 70 sls
the the residence o. her parents No. ~, We,
Nl G 3. iI isS % Greenwood Si for iSisrmooI
MOoRR-on Sunday night Peh - 1870 Msy Ella eldest a,ngs'''
Geo II Msry aoce agsd year' months aud y any .,
relatives aud feads Of The ms ar e1a 49, 70 AZ
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PoRrER-In Brooll,u on ssuiay Feb a. MARI A. wiz Of W"
The r,es and friends are invited attend the funeral Tues,
sneooa at her Ae residence corner o. DeAAo ''
AID Bushwicksve.
sEARs-AtTon ri o. r. o. T,i, ~" ,gI ~ ,., :,
only daughter OF Hector anu Mage A. lSoa' S'''S
seei years, mouths and DAY ,, r. ..-. ,,....
Odeaas ST. Louis Louisville and NASHVILLE Ieno papers F'''
sTEBBINS-Ou Sunday Feb - Julia Nois S'eoons VIE OF ""s
A Stcbhins. q i4th year Of her age . 49,. -. 4,
IT, GsssTai .ois,ones take place At Der ate resisuee 10
West Forty nnhsL. this TUESDAY morning AZ III "c-s
invited atsai The remains VIZ % A".
TO Greenwood for nefmeut
TuPPER-In BrooElyn Monday, Feb H. Homes Upper s
The relatives aud friends family respectable inst. 70 'ena
Lis fromh No llJ NintoGt
18th Iu at Ills remains vii be IaAen 10 i'Ne"
Malice. for interneut
VAN WYCKOn Mondar Feb H. George Bun eldest sou Of 'ieu''
L. and Martha T. Wycs, "a the 22l year o. sis age
Notice Of funeral hereafter
YoUNG-on Monisy morning Frank g only chA W Joseph e 'e'
rietta Keyser Youag, aged year sud Dag. .,
tn and friends othe family invited 10 itei the fnne.
from the residence parents No. 81 B0ome st. % "tdnep
afternoon, At 2 o'clock.