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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-23

GERMAN REPUBLICAN CLUB OF THE NINTH
WARp.-About sixty German citizens of the
ninth ward assembled Sunday afternoon on
Rampant street, near Clouet, for the pur-
nose of organizing German Republican
ward club. The meeting was called to order
nv Mr.. F. Toebelmann, and the following
officers were elected unanimously; Presi-
dent. F. Toebelmann; Vice President, w. H.
Honneus; Secretary, Aug. Guken.
Very appropriate remarks were made on
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-23

A Brilliant DiscOvery.-Every man and wo
man in the land, whose locks have been touched
with silver by time, or prematurely whitened, has
reason to rejoice that PhalOns vitaa, or Salvation
ing products of this age of discovery. 1t is clear
and free from sediment, while the shades of color
it imparts more natural than those produced by
any other agent. aul9 lw
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Rally. Rally. Rally. Republicans Fl

Rally! Rally! Rally! Republicans First
and Second Wards:-ln conformity with the resou
tons adopted by the First and Second Ward Clubs
Circle, THURSDAY EVENING, August rs, 1870, for
the purpose of ratifyng the nominations made by
the late State Nominating Convention.
Prominent speakers will address the meeting,
All Republicans are invited to attend Come one!
Come all!
of the First and Second Wards.
Committee of First Ward-Thomas Isabelle, r.
Femming L. Scott, J. P. Murphy, G. Oplatiek
Committee of Second ward-H. R. Hubert David
Wilson, John King, J. Ulman, c. A. Baquie
au23 3tf
Tenth Ward Radical Republican Ciub.--
The regular meeting of this Club viii he held on
TUESDAY EVENING, twenty third instant, at P
NJ. All Republicans cordially invited.
JOHN H. BOWEN, President.
WILLIAM II. BURROUGHS, Secretary au2l 2t@
Attention Republicans second Ward
The committee ON building, appointed at the last
meeting OF the mother club, Second Ward, have
leased the hall OF Mr.. George d. Geddes, No llo
EratO street. between Bar0nne and Carondcet for
the term OF fifteen months You are hereby noti
tied that the regular meeting of this club VIII ne
held at the above named place, on TuESDAl,
August %, 1870.
By order of
BENJAMIN GADDIS yce.President.
II. K. HrBERT, Secretary. auzl u
To the Electors of the Fourth Congress
/ sional District-New Orleans August DO 1870
Your Congressional Convention. which met at
New Orleans the thirteenth instant, having adj
journed sine die without making nomination for
Congress, hereby call Convention, to meet at
Natchioches the thirteenth day ofSeptenlber, 1870
subject to the approval of the State Central EXecu
tive Committee, to make said nomination. Each
parish to be entitled to the same number of dele
gates as in the State Convention Grant parish
one.
Republican papers in the District requested to
copy the above.
(Signed) GEORGE Y KELSO
President District Executive Committee.
au2l st
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Attention! First Company City Guards.
You are hereby notified TO assemble at American
Union Club rooms THIS Cruesday) EVENING, at
half past seven o'clock, for the purpose OF COM
pleting the musterin of the company.
BY order CHARLES A. MEYERS,
au23 First Sergeant.
Crystal FOunt - Division. No. 4. Sons
of Temperance.-The officers and members of this
Division hereby notified TO attend the Regular
Meeting on WEDNESDAY EVENING. August %, at
half past seven O'Clock as business OF Importance
will come before the Division, which requires the
attention of every member.
By order of the ". P.
au2l 3t F.. NENABLES. f. s.
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ByJ. Dejan, j.

HORSES AND MULES.
Great Sale of Elegant Saddle and Harness Horses,
Work Mules, Buggies and Harness at Auction
rDY j. DEJAN, JR., AUTHORITARIAN
Dbe sold on WEDNESDAY. August a. 1870 at hall
past ten o'clock, at P. Liners stables. Gruv1cr
street. -
Fine Saddle and Harness HORSES, in pairs and
single; fine plantation and city MULRS, etc.
SADDLES, etc.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes
op3 1
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"Spalding's glue " mends everything.
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succession of james McOuoid.

NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
IN against the estate of James McQuoid will pre-
sent them for classification, and persons indebted
to said estate will call and settle with
r. NJ. BUFORD, Administrator,
at Crescent City Slaughterhouse.
or COTTON 4 LEVY, Attorneys,
aul8 No IA Exchange alley
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THE FIFTH WARD MURDER.
A FE1RFUL FAMILYHISTORY FROM
ONE or THE CITY'S SLUMs.
A Drunken Reach stree, hoy Cutting hi

A Drunken Reach street hoy Cutting his
Fathers Throat- Escape from, iu-
stnnt Hcnth The OId Mans Z III, -uspcud
ed on IA Thread Another Almost Incredible
story.
Mr.. Michael Hallahan and bis two sons, the
latter AGED respectively % and Is lived on the ground
floor of55k Beach street. The eldest son. Michael
aworthess drunkaid having been reproyed by his
father, had on several OCCASIONS knocked the old
man down. and had even attempted ~ tiSe his hfc
by poison On Saturday evening young Mike, who
had been drinking during the week, went out and
locked his father In ms room. What evil intent the
young rurlan had In his mind OF tins time Is not
known; but az halfpast 10 o'clock he returned aud
found hts father asleep in bed. without the slight
est warning the besotted son approached the bed,
which was under the window, caught bic fathers
hair In one hand, and with 1.-THE DIVER drew a knife
across the lef side OF his neck from behind and un.
der the cor toward the chin. On the first touch Of
III" weapon the old man naturally dropped his chin
down on his breast ard this action threw aside the
blade. the sharp edge leaving the throat crossing the
Jaw bone and mnxing cash under the lin. Tic
old man shouted for help. and the young monster
certaniLg that bis FIRST attempt had failed, made
second attack upon his father; but the old man
catching up q sheet warded on the murderous blow
Tie old mans cries attracted Michael Mndignn, who
was nVnr ny OF te trcCt anu ne ne fuahcd INTO the
room in time to see young Mike make this second
attack upon his father. Mr.. Madigan ATTEMPTED to
seize the assassin. but the latter eluded him aud
rushed out by tile back door, closely followed by
Mndigan, who saw him leap tile fence ana thus es
cape.
The rohec were speedily summoned, and Dr. Kcnnc.
DIV OF Laght street for to dress the Old mn.
wounds. II was then found that the murde ous at.
tempt bad been frustrated bv the merest accident the
lot in 'uar vrn cscaprg the sharp edge ofhc weapon
hN the convusivs hrn In down OF the chm. 4 r"sh
nve inches long had, however, been cut, extending
nom behind and untcr tho len ear to hencah tho no.
from winch tie blood flowed cotiously. But the
ecdirg vas soon stopreG. and tie ole man
sisted to n g Lrontrd stree, police station wncnce
be was removed TO Bellevue Hospital In an ambu.
lance.
At ahout one O'Clock ycstrrdav rorninr. Oniccr
Sicvcus arrested young IIalahln In Cmll street lie
was h,lf int"Ncuttl al the time, but did rot Offer
any rcsist1noc. lie was LOGGED up IN the Leonard
street pol &C. station Yesterday forenoon he vas
tax To- tlr Tomis AMI turucd over hy justice 10
tnn TO the Coroner Vho Geld him to 1t the 70
tut ~ the oil mans jurcs IL beng feared that ,Ie
assault may terminate iattlly
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nc S SsE l% Sfss. g E Wis 'N


SATURDAY, $500. II FLOUR AND hEAI=The
market was Ices active owing to abscucc Of foreign nd
wees. but ruled very nrn sales q, nl hp.. At ~ G5s
tiy0 tor superuue state ana Ncstrr rs $3.50 Tor com.
mon to good shipping ex ras do t.slfH $ fnr baker,
and family brands TO- irc1liug II. lou t!Od e. 50
Tor southern supcrs t7fa tsjl cr Shipping and lamy
extras dos ~ iis1N tor tyc 1our IN "a sOg. IS for
com meat, srd jersey ba me i, ell for coarse and
81 3! for fine white. , l01 rs
sUNpRtgs cotton dun v-th partial decline; mid.
ding upiauds, 15.c. spirits turpcntino dat. A8GtgC.
Eusin In demand o. - Tor strained Petroleum duil
nbC angcd, fchu'd mkto 0sc crude, m mix iGti q
iiEc Whskey easier At NR1tH Iali Nv m demand at
lOtluNc stearnc. iAe Tor good IT, tcrces. frcights
very dull
GRocEurs-Rlo coffee active nNelsc. gold, with
sales f1r Other mIfots 1910 nAfs tice duli g. ,F1l.c
sugars steady; TAR rSnn ug sSD Oc refined. Nlc. Tor
cost ciu..Cl
Gr,IS-Whcat verv firm and quiet sales q noo hush
al Sis Tor No. spring. sl2l for No. do ami N ia
~ a lof amber slnfrr tlrn lie G. lower taiCs &c OOJ
bushes yellow AZ glf@ Dc for jersey. &c Tor bella
w4te, nud 81 o. Tor Old NCsteru but mixed Wee e.t
nominal oats dul ana heNy. state sod fail, al G07
&c. u other q sci tious nomlna. b lcy-i7O @
nu'h Canada VT prime sold at or about tith Bar
ley MAJ unsettled.
lEpvtsroN -lors yer, dun and lower at 90 s0ss q.
l1t mc.s OeS!l ior prIm also ~ b1s. mess.
AIni, 500. Beef rru ont lulct Cut msat. u. al,
.aies 80 Ike. tick"i hams, itrt5c n con Quiet
O.. htIand, .8>@aAc. Lard. very dui trining "a .
OF No. a. irimc steam. iisi5isc, city DO ia lstc
also $50 lc-. riWe Western stelin part VI / iof
airu amt &c. ioi May but clusnf heavy. Dressed
h'ls dr1uJ loss. Weston, uaiisc.. ~. l.alll,c
Butter aud cu,c'e quet. e = tower. yoEAc.
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Sinantial.
1inanrlL.
SEyLN PER CENT.
FIlssT MORTGAGE
GOLD BONDS
OF THE
CHICAGO AND soUTuwFsTEgN
RAILWAY COMPANY.


Principal and interest payable IN GOLD At IN,
" American Exchange Nauoual Bans" OF New YORK
Coupons payable May and November. fee Of
GOVERNMENT TAX.
As m additional security the principal nad interest
Is GUARANTEED u CURRENCY ~ THE CHI.
CAGo. ROCK IsAND AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD 60.
The Chicago and Southwestern Hallway in connec-
ton with the Muscdtne branch Of the Clc1ro. Rock
Island and Pacific Roii, Is DIRECT EXTENsto OF
the old Chcaso aui Rock Island Road from Columbus.
Iowa, go miles THROUGH THE HIGHEST PORTIONS
OF IOWA AND MISSOURI TO THE lily or LEAv.
ESwORrH. KANSAS, tLus constituting almost d.
rect AR line from CHICAGO - Inc Commercial Mc:top.
Oils OF Kansas an 4 the Missouri Valley.
The geld Tot this Road uroIsh'ut the Southwest IL
open ne -cton with Chiclgo II duect, and
all It's connections are anoay the MOST VALUABLE
and important ofany l,oai existence.
rle whole issue Of Bond, auo MT to i've millions,
and constitutes first ye on tho entire property
of the CompanY.
BESIDES BLINC UNCoNDITIOSfLLY GUARAN
Ted By THE CHICAGO. ROCK
ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
which renders the Investment ioub.y secure We 10
not hesitate to recommend them as tIisI-CLAsS IN
EVERY RESPECT.
They will be sold at prescn ~ "a ami accrued inter-
es' in currency. G0ycrnne R1nls and other avaa.
bic securities received IN exchange.
Pamphlets. with fll an Increasing particulars fur.
nished On application nv
FRANK & CANS.
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
No. ~ WALL Sii3EIr NEN YORK
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LIFE ron CONTEMPT or OoURT.
l. Mullce Justly ImprIsOnedS-Havet the
Grand Jury any POwerf

l. MulIce Justly InprIsonedf -Have the
Grand Jury any POwerf
n ~ Fti0, OF NE sun
SIn' notice, for the second time, In TVS sun
~ case OF Muec he'd a. the Ludlow street jail for
not Paying t2jOl luc 10 HI Prosecutors who appear
70 have etuced HIM 10 come 10 New York for the
plruo-e q mpnsorng min tor he There are
grave doubts as TO whether Mullee infringcd Good
years pat, A. or made rev inVe ton II the traI
for infringement VS. prup,rly held, tue errors must
appear uu Nt records when cumDIrcd attn tae Gicis
a.d tue case may be sent To- the United States Su
premc 60 II 10 reverse BatChlurd'- decision II
Malice is p'or ana cannot 20 to that Court then
No" lurb clty has Grind Jury beiurc whom tic
case nm. hr brought W pruner form Il Mulice was
suc an obstinate niIngrr o. the Judge ALLEGES then
tue Judge OUGHT 10 have known that ie could never
o $ he me when ted ~ an institution managed to
al npnis anu pur oses FOR tie Incarceration OF
& ote unable "a pay.
Toe Judge ought Ia know that he violated the spirit
O the Constitution, aric.cs and D. All cases Tor
drpt and The dc tnt on ~ Wtne- ought 10 be In
ycsugaied by Grand Jury and tie statutes which
are 80 liable 10 be Misunderstood and msupplied
L al he cOusiItuuO'l rghts OF citizens can be in
yaucd At plcr-ure by the Courts should BE- revised
A lew indictments viii soon stop tnese proceedings
and open the el'sol Justice,
@, !. HAUssKNECnT.
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THE RISE ~ Rents.
The TmprRcticnble Views Of n Workingman--
file Wants all the Factories Moved Out Of
1. M

lie Want. all the Factories Moved Out Of
the Iitic-.
10 ne Edll0t or he sun
SIR The grand yearly que s.ion has again in.
vpded our households, where ore we going next
year, From toe business The past year, according
10 business rules, as men have not earned as mlcn
and husInoss dull. IL might be supposed that rents
" uld come do"n reg; hut my landlord told me
day that Nj As'or had raised 3 per cent.
II there Ess curse pronounced on the man who
Ar'hed corn from the poor. What must he the curse
due mcn Ike those whom God has given wealth
OF which tney spend even the income and yc,
S.hhlId bread rom tho poor and middle classes by
asking mucA rent that II is next to impossi bic TO
give a 'aTy sufficient food It takes an for rent
There Is only oae rohc! tor those VINO are obliged
TO 49,, IN the City-thCse who are engaged iu mer.
fHr'lc Iursu.ts Let men organize Committees IN
raoH wHri OF thc civ, aud mcmoualzc the Legi-la.
'ul' ioi 10 law ul'ur- 4 Factories tmllo,ing more
thl toI h,l d. to leave the cty They can yet lana
90 u'' ur .a.iou,' ial mice around Now York, ana
amt make q good percentage on the outlay, and
wien Npik time comes they would rot have iIr tn
rr- Vol. follow uni u en- clc,ks. iookkIrre,s
'rtef. and Oh whose tu-.n opa.cs Ih, m, can get
oT-r room wltuHu. starving cher auihcs, and those
VINO 60 out Wlh have plenty 81 room, ana not 1--we
LIZ hogs, as tIcy do nos 10 THEN degradation.
have liNci 10 ms CIV hIti yeI.. aud the ad-
Nanc, ncut OF rent has been on no business prnepe
TINS b. the pan. Landlord SAYS T. himself how
much would my tenant riyc rather than move This
hes nc'n the rule tor MANI years, III the advance
la. roi ed up 20 such degree mat AL Who ca leave
TIC .t while those who roman are lot to tie ten.
de cruelty Of tue landlords, such men Us Nj.
AstHr, stewart, aud those whose wealth II enough
10 sink them TO pcrdiuou, are followed by 9th, =.
Im one no Gevr squaud-rs my mems pa,
Tor everything rs get n 20 Alnoul M am able to
pay, aud hen get the best have kept house Tor
tNontysN year, and IN ~ nv rule, and have raised
q good sized family. nut | am getting entirely dis.
couuged, "a IL l. impossible lhis rent business to
I'VE Gecenuy aud lay b. aus thlng for rainy day
GIVE the manufacturers time " put % their lactories
anu houses, md their property here VIII more thun
pay ior removal WORK NGMAN
II "Workngman" wants rents reduced. he would
DO well to vote for municipal officers outside Of Mr.
SW oeny's org nizatIuu who do not steal.
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HORRORS OF THE oCr4N.

Capt, renbody's idr Of Revolving story
from the iiverro~' liner Neptune - A.
any Rate, somel hing :, rong IN the Man
nEcment OF our Merchant Marine.
Capt Enoch w. Peabody, OF the ship Neptune
Nhos' ALLEGED maltrentmeut OF some Of hs crew on
his recent vosAae has been mentioned IN Il Q ness-
oarers lately, regards the whole affair as a uumpcd
40 charge 'or poses Of blackmal. Capt Peabody
denies IN toto every charge brought md says he :
able and lntends to grove the false II nc trial
Shich he insists sLal take pace, notwithstanding
the endeavor- OF the attorney for the plaintiff L" to
settle Gr SjH.
Capt PEABODY intends 20 prove that Brady and n e
three or tour leaders IN this prosecution are what
are termed "buckoes." a class OF men well known
20 -ca captains As most dopravod de-peraducs, who
hesitate 20 s'y or 40 nithug that their yillanous
Nishes suggest.
This fellow prdy's DESPERATE nature showed
tsoif as be mounted the vessels side Tor the IT
time. by abusive ard obscene snlu,suon to n
captain. Tie attempted during the Gr>t day out to
stab the second mate and shortly altgr refused VIC
lrntly TO 10 stroke OF work On board tue blood,
slo" AM did not cease hts nutnou~ conduct ana
might
,spt Peabody saws that four or i've OF The prnd,
W.T. made against HIM are by this man and bis com.
ranlons, who are precisely similar TO himself and
tne remaining three or four sianed by men Who
totdh,n tht thev were mode 70 sign ne"', and that
The crew OF the ship N"-'l.. Is divided into w.
watches, ore OF whici appens to be white, and tn,
1uier coI"rcd Not Of IL. latter has made sin.
ri' ornp amt Of any Kind, and a part only o. tie
iorwer. MANY NJ those who have not couu liuCI
Af'e cIurt-reN tf-'"g d"slrr to shiN with MN on
his NOT vHfarc -" .f 81 em has sailed with hin
On Twelve ST. fe.s au .nHf
To" lrio altar D. aruaty.t 'r4r9cd charge,
f.ffrr Uu r"t sN prttl .nfCing r. rti. a by
= '.c .0 -n' r 'lrrsCives ''r tr .ula.. % es
lI.ul. ana l. Hu.. s.. iutsul -Hgii Do H... -
.uL hruy crous ..,, .-. n.ic ~ .--Il.r,..
~tu'tii're' 20 ..'f... .Gt,... N.. "a, r..... f.
Drl' iue sc"uu' cls. Ih,sr N"r- ..' robbed rI.
beat the rect ul t.e crew. and csc. a.ual 10 . l.t
outrA-cuus name. and 10 r. Altogether .-.l,....
that most, n not Hll the so.clllcl wounds ,vf ..
by these dcspDfaGOn- We're lnnic'eu ly r.u.. ..s.
on each Otnc., m their pr.' 80 hgavls and L-....
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Anslntsa Qntlrla
stands 81 Per week-cro,on Nm, ,Inr

stands 81 Per Week-CroIon Market.
THIS nnc market, lj0Eg)O, embracing an area Of
$1,000 square feet situated on Fourth avenue and Fort
second street, II l. Immediately adjacent to Filth
avenue aud the great Vanderbilt Railway Depot The
mbaotAnS OF the nesh0orhopi are among the wealth.
lest ana most li0cral IN New York while IN tho mme.
date vcl1y Is large and constantly lncr-asin p,pu
aton OF mcchanics laoorers ana Others aud OCCUPANTS
OF the market viii soon hs to build up an exceed
ngly lucrative business. There are about 10 stands
uursnted These will be let At tho extremely low rate
Of = per weok To active energetic tenant, this ID the
best market opening IN tho city Further particulars
may DO obtained OF the Superintendent Geo O. Burns
a. the market. or OF the proprietor Theo Weston,
Bureau OF Sewers Croton Aquoduct Department. City
HAL PMk.-Id0
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IILEL

ftNNtII.-'7 Fob i2,ioscph Bennett.
.' o. D. -. mon.hs, aId
r'eriea O., of Co.. Dsr.T OIL. re,poc,o1v invite 10
&l-y. a,a ,,,., g.. 'E,- ga, L, =. 's. iron.
VI u 'h@ ''hy As.u,.'CN@ ., here
sl ~ .. III, NGs!,l d.. D 1s .ocs sha,p. ior r.
o.--,. - .''' rios srS'T. vce.pre.asat
obkiiEiLH .,a:s y 5 j. on FRIDAY. rsp g,
fngga srylccs VIII ta.e place at his late residence.
rn ic,yc. loot ~ h a,,W :, s 9el3cp
lle remains val be takcn to Greenwooi the following
q FRKF.-N Nj. residence. 90 Mo1ntioy square.
Du1lu, on Monday, jau. u. Gcn, ~. 10 Augustus
!,,Ih'' h u t.loael Seventy hnh Regiment. BFiu 81
d, CAl.tt o. 50 uday, Feb ~, Henry Carter age,
F1gad, md relative. ar, respeetfuly invited to al
New lut, on TUESDAY, Feb rs NJ ? oici,ct ~ = ""
, pa =, II On Nedns' ny. FeS >. is;o. Lous \
Il, Inc Tent'e. ana end Of lle family respectfully
no Ncy m" TON es ate e;ienc
Nv ~ 90" llSaIay At u O'Clock, hence TO
kEfN A\.-Un sunday Fen. 49, Catherine Kseuar.
rt,ci OF Thomas ktcnhu ~ tne ~ u plnin t,e.1d
1''Cgi l,g nne- 3 nem Ter late rc-lacnoe. q Grsni
'NPp R'fsl s s No Az Foes ,.,.r. -,
ne late sgmnel MDLure native OF scotland IN the
The relatives ana friend, ofrhc family arc respectful,
HEsl 10 ",ietl l' luu"ris nom her late residence.
,NccAtfEtl Ca FRIDAY morning, Feb II, Dr.
Tho rctty's tui friends ofthe family are rcspcctfilly
invited ~ dligid lue fun RAJ from Ms lac residence
NJ. IT'S ,tti 800 81, tIs ~ 'udayl mnrlii IL az pl,
oc.ocN tHrce no th' q cu OF :, Francis Navicr Gfh
o. hI- .uul
N,Do\Ai ~ ON Itprily mofnnq Feb. 70, Rachel.
W low OF lhCWl- Mcdonald, aged 50 years
TIE t"at yys friends ofthc "a Ii arc r.. nccftull,
invited 10 Hiteu the funeral TO-DAY Mon layl a. ~
ocl1tk nom her Ia reflt,uc'. u Perry 81 cor4er o
NaNcIcy place, MiuOut fur hcruntirc.
SEA oN-At New durham. on SATURDAY, FtD H.
,ar.'l j. sexton. AGED %. Ntar..
,iI9e ,clglyes ao3 Trend Of me ftnnv are rspect
mIN lnNttc 10 attend tie funeral from the Bapt
uuDu NJ O'Clock
WtNMAN ON Friday, Feb n. UzIiah wilson son Of
the late fflhh NrumaI. IN the "a Il year of mis- aye
M ne is n'N,s nnd lrionds OF tae fanny aso lhosr II
hs oiplher james '. ana the members OF the EXEMPT
Fuemeu's Assoc alton, respectfully Invited TO Al
tend TIE funeral nom tue Ne .hOd III sCopa Clurch
2Oti0gk. - ' N'' -
=, Assoc 'rlnN oP FNRNrT FlRENES Tile members Of
TIE n1oVe association a'e lerehy notified TO meet at
ihe Mtlhodsl EJtc1pal church corner OF Morton ana
bedford streets, ihs Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
LOT we poe 81 paying be last trluue Of respect
cur lHte brother nremAn uZEah ". Wennan.
FRANCIS lIAGADOIlN. Y. :.
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NEw GoRK, "a urIa., Feb. l..-On,y 9 car Loads
q nccve- arrived. aud with nothing o, imporiaucv
doing, prices are nOminaty unchanged. About IN car
kiis, nearly i,t1 cuttls. cNpec et TO ~ Ne al
lpl u street aud Wee iawkl tomorrow The dead
meat market was Wca.cr today, buyer. d us
ur0h lower yric on Nonnay Normally. common to
prime uaia nud Western steers are oIofADe At $50
tc n, ara Texans NJ icalc.. Ecrorine to quality
sh'ep were plenty. and prices &C ?. lover sale.
Include car Dad OF asn to good sheen az g.. axe
n. Rccei II wcIc 500 head THE hog market waE
Nenher h' r"cc pr were "a ioats. OF 40 hoss
L. sl1u-htcrtrs direct For car load OF rood
hogs held ,v,r fr'r yesterday iO4c n WAS offered
o. 'af Woraiut. out o. uc arc the closing Quotations.
r~'c4 h",s wee 4 v aud weaker at lII1silsc ior
Nes,-.4. ADD g. &C. fot CITY.
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American society tor the rcNeniion oil cruel.
tyto Annals.

SIR. A bcluest made in favor Of thi- Society
by lady who died some eighteen mont. .uca.
having been lately discovered, no Official rt.uu o.
Which had ever been made TO this institution, the
undcrsigned would earnestly recommend an w..
friends to touy him Of their having endowed H.
with their approving hbefaty 10 tho end that the IT
humane dcslres mly be consuWmit Il.
Yours. aspect u'ly,
HENRY HERGH President
New loRK, COG Broadway, ID IA.
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Steamship At,'anta onlon. nlsc and se.s.
steamship Geo Cromwell. NV fIeats, ull-a aud 50
stcnusup EcRua lor wnrnnrton, - naval stores.
rfeAUIsIiD A ia. lsl f.lDs, mlse.
steamship NItsarl. RI 'hu0ul, misc ana pass
steamship Herman iINIu- stou, savannah. ud,c. and
pass,
Steamship Nah ma Fcr01n ina. Fla. mdse anl pas
Sienu-n'H T. 20 q. fpr' hu b rli. a. pass
s tAuI4uip Ns.-utIA New bedford, Llse. and yase
~UHu Mari .Iur -. Ish .n slIt
NIrE ANITA NlfHlvl. F.I .ru'. fruiL
NtIh Moo lHy. SAINT l.H..
lir krr-tn." .I.t .urNl q.
l. j. t..a, l.' C.. ,uIe i -H' l'l'' and wool.
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came firm, and NJ The call strengthened ndvans.
lnr y g nj. ~ winch improved quotations tue mar.
kei continued I'll Tue close. Thee was not, however
80 large business ter lay recorded, aud auoni
srccriatos there was dlspo,ltlon 10 wait until the
course OF rold was moro definitely determined.
Henry Clews Co., Wall street, report ut s r. NJ;