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, 1870-06-19
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MONEY TO LOAN on !4pRoyRD CHICAGO
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BOARDING. Am1nnn~a

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OITYREATESTaw

e bssis!1 1s sfbtMM bes.sosns.; : ooRaf' REAL rs
tet ssts sass ss.s.. Sss9S u..sn rt.,l1
sta.s essGiS ssS e.;S 'ss5 I'D I'd s..ens brick
tns Ts.idsnse iroainx saa o1oS % yeae,,oa
WnhinEton q. near union Park. 70 tect from. with
a,ft-aI- f- No. u. hxpe fce. sad svostosy hou,o.
tFultoa- lot md sstozr house. aeas pa,,.t.: very
~ Aa;ss. ~ corner oi WInshe.tss., 100 see. front.
1MEsa e.y sna b..enea. brick hou.. corner 9,
IT.. ii e liz iietsssa I'd
tn,nloIs1e ~ ~ n.ras front. II modern
81 Wh .1 9.sS xss1 alsa ss.
es.. st %esd ss 4 eesass, ios s11. feet
T.. 10 las' north Of Fa'on. szln feet each
Pessh.t. slot, north ot Fa.onst. ea41ss fec. e.sh.
AaaIsoo+t lot nssr nnoo,nst- vay Low. Il taken
MaAiaon.t q, hou.e and les pe.r wood4t- Veg low.
,ssui5~sn 9ofaes q Lesriss I'D Noaroes, .lo. sr
laks..t. 1es. weas Of wcatesaav. very cheap md
uMcs.esassys tots % 1sst each. east 'front.' between
aea1oess- o1s IL 'ss III e.eh. es.t Q, wes,4n.,.
,esIs rIss.ss sss asss afss: CAS-. Of we..a.,
noaToea lot .ess o. Lea..t4.t chean
Tenn. es1 saah: q "a nine noasas bslanoe yssIs
fullonst, Hx1.5 feet corner. Of Fulton and p..rh.
ST. wet Of LANtt-st, south fruit Chan
- Fnlteost- house And lot near Davsss-, tos s1ooo
Maais9nst s 20 50 lot sr1.s trossoFy hoa,. pfee.
E1ll.aI:. nsaf W.dp.aseh. two .o.s .s.y cheap
EoR BALE--HY y. COLE BON, RIAL Estate
l. Akennt l9 West Mkdeonst:
ci.,a Lgt a1ls! feet % Wahinkton+t. east Of Park.
Marble frpnt q Tnlon Park- place, ss1t.a.
io41e and !os 10 Soalh RobcJst, tltla aAsu.
q Norh Bsnfs1nopst % % II lnpo,ensna
10 Sorth Ggceu-et. 34X1O.
81 adams q. frontinS PAsk, sox1ea
to11ss teet co Hoyno4t- near Ad.ms S;s per fool.
91I@ "a fsoastaS Jedsisea @ PIX. det'e'
sl1lbo 1ees Oh Cunton-t+. foz manufacturing pur-
st1t1 feet T. AIle5 on oentreAv- near Aonroc...
94is S ft fst On Tsss,;h'astsnt ss;h,a e.. q P.rt
Sa5 5oet 90 canat.t, pea, Adana.
guildins .nd lot dox10. N And - AadLson4t
Ho,sa md iot ln1l.. corner sansa,aon and Van BE-
9Isst e R.adelpa.t, n:.r ruk
sO Mitehellst Axis4. e,so.
lD south Ksuhenst An impTo1euacats. S''e'''
y lota on Wlf1rn-sv.
Il loa On HAahtnktou-St
Lots On Park-Ar.
s.nssns from u, 10 . ai,An pct ios
III AbsIdeeu+t, &.14D foot
dIap fett Abezdeen4t.. near Harrison. east
front ~
number q eho.es pieces es 4e4c property.
Nc have houses and lot7 IL ossr he Mess p44tden.
, 1870-06-19
HOUSEHOLD GOOps.

90 -.
~ rhcle or part q their furniture eaIcts, &c, ior
h"1efcsptnk VII hrat e eaLh H9iThascr 6r calling
It, lpf,-ft
TOR sA1E-uoUsEHoLp FURSIIURE, cAR.
z rrta, conk eto1e, md evryJthlng needed 10 ktcr
:eu.t. Wn,s I'D cheap The hoose 70 reni. mons,
t;HATEh Tribune btr4
, 1870-06-19

a h1I Gy. Nale md female, to scu Al article that
evrsy fanny warts, and ~in bay It t.t siSht. Bend
II cc1nn1.in q hard t.nes when you hATe CON-
pcteocJ within your reach Agents., both male and 10
f1ain Home IaI and hedieh Common ssaee. The!
liz II: e1J BODY an aen Il; eyc. bady b9y! It. snd
70! crrlaf eon:A1nins table cf t1ns q ~ wundes
fol work. Address ELI S 4 COFFIN, = Hfootne-st.
New York. UNION PUBLISHING COMPANY, loo
WashinStonft, CHICAGO
4 GENTS WANTED-FQR TUE LADIES' CAS-
ink es to a1o Gay rns capital seod cents fofA
drnhfr sAmrle 30 fs samples. worth n
SAAI I CO. d; SooIh IiAlstcdst- Chiessu-
4 GKNTs WAxTED-LTR INsCRAsCR AGENTS
a 70 eaaFn. be county Nd sgBoaas ;ae .4o
scqrAintrd wits the bn1tntsa Arply 70 The NstiunN
Lilo In1u.Hart Company Of ChIclSc. Ia Aonfpe-st.
, 1870-06-19
INSTRUCTION

VnT@S,C; -. = -.
rpnl1n sof the panofoetr She viii siso t.sch Frsnch
otaes. Addzrza. for three dAyl. NCSII, Trihans
MsaFRRuET1oxs VA RlT1oxs n. DRAWING. on. PAINTING,
n Wsir tey si.o u the entoiIns of photograph
W,spp, Arrsy 10 :. int Arrausenenu BY week or
EREFGH-s: NJ pK1GnoN uAv,xa uruo,,p,,
CIV. e,is fra thosc s.a1n 5sH. srrpAfd q r.
language gwen either ia eAss psss;e 1e,.o1 renea
pAR11Es WBn1No TO learn woRsrrni I'm
Ing ~ BY joining eiau now fo1m1ng ss ~ g. aeinF
AIn2-Et 'e*s Ao'
WAErKD-A FEW MORE PUPILS FOR 7ur
~ .rlano [o.tt. Ts1ns moderate Adc.c4s Nj. y
JOHNSON, ut Wtst fAke-.t,
, 1870-06-19

EHOh SA1.E6oNE SPLENDID FURNITURE IL
Gl=ck walnut committing Of bed and parsoE sets ns
':,h. A:nseh snd .ss'es FL azmt3 Eun, Il resi .sss
,lEo: VII Be ald onAev ehaurl uaortsAEe fos 4seA
Also rew Nhtciat Wilson eew4nk Machine ED
, 1870-06-19
PARTNERS WANTED.

r~... '~>~.'-1.-~<>"l>o-@<<~~
* A1niHhHs ~; = stHtAsNTED-EnWIS T: THOMAS 4
statc shxrrrf for: " VA '''A1 u&uoA !" oeto-
Dry eoods hutinesa In nfvtelsa, kor.tto,. r..y,,,
TEsttrras car4tal ii Quircd, D4oGq 1'A' "s1''a~u
cs rtoca Ia nrnt1 ~, SSp1o5ipf S 10 h.naa vsln.
.ruuIyeI eOGn '~s ~N"'N~t y Aa1u AnAlci capital
Hyon want to obtain ahare In xooa hpsn,.. nm,
W. o A' oasiness1; the lAfsest resstos In Tho
pARrNER wASTKD-IN WHOLESALER AND
turncTn On he Motif tde ronnertrd I'm - emris ~
room. ard doing v,,J tr.1r.s. H..,t.t satIinfs
, 1870-06-19

1TI
VVlEAAE-fD ACHrS OF GRASS LAND WRrJ
! tsneed ". b. ROUNDS, &ena inanrn1ee oeHce.
, 1870-06-19

EsOR aALE-BY HITT HARDIN B. HiTT. NO ID
Tribune E1Ildlns. corut1 Of Dearborn aud Madi
sotIgts,:
L9Ie Erovc lots, 6o1l7S, fronting on Esan and Oak
&eyard. Beautiful sxaidenes properly.
Lots 93xl4o. fronting On Hsnksfnc boulevard. be.
tMsrn E<an And OAkEood-AtR- Can for plAt
-Four lota ensnsT Of EEAaAy. aud buttcrdeldss. $50
rer front foot.
Iot4 t1outnS south on Warrcn-av, east OF Osftcy1t
nfeet !Eont each ~ Per fos-lS cash IL year I8
ye1rI, bal&ntA 3ycaIl
tct s. Block o.. Wtft A&dlsen-st, between BOBBY
Abd Bcyps. &lf4 p0 front foot Ueun4 sf{u9.
Two lots on y tsr<t. esss Of Le1rttt 1Su each.
41,lao for both. CkuAI teYnA ~
Two hoosea and lots corner Of Morgan md Hnbbsfd.
~. - 500. Enns- Nl ard Ia North MaEnn-zt) Ma i51
Hosth AorEaast $toM Or will sell tho thrrr housos
TOR SAILOR EXCHASGHFUR 6NAILER
l. housr, No-:1!E Pr1tste-av- - foot lot
fret Wahaae-kv.. ue1r Twc1tiethSL; 31to pcr foot
aoiet 9ileh!Ean-ay+ near Foutteenth i I; ssU
frout- N
80 foe corner lota on Lateat, near Reform Bchool
, 1870-06-19
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

.... nftscrftaneoua-
CTTUAf1OS WASTED-BY A YOUNG LADY 0P
- experience - copyiss In l& abstract n{ utie Or ID
snr3ner Best Q! references given. AdArtes j 4 W
1s3 Vest Ad1ms-ft. " -
QUOTATIONS. WAETRD-FOR LADY CLERKS.
attrsntskt< msiIl1ers, horAckcepctp second Eilis
sewing E1! nuE.rs. ceokf girls for xcurral houscxolf
cocks for boate, Sc. 1t % Randolph Il, Room Isl
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02

pas!s Aucust 2sth. Evcn:nc-Ccn. Trcchr. Cover
NOR Of Psrie hae deersed that al individuals without
ineaus Of subsistence sd whose pre-~ucc contributes
70 the danger ordc Dr. secnry Of person. or property,
the authorities for defense general exfcty are u be
expelled FROM Psris All iufiactOHs OF the above OF.
der must be defended before . military tribunal.
Paris, August 2Gth--Many arrests were made last
night. Over eco were occasicned by the order IT
Gen. Tlcchn 200 persons wers arrested In the Eau
b0urg NOntmavt.c.
Tue bakeries OF Psre were oil inspected by order Of
the authorities yesterday 10 ascertain whether they
had forty days supply Of aoIr.
Ioudun, August SGth-Chc German Uhlers arc Oh
)ects Of pr0digoas terror 1t Paris Their arrival there
10 nomentariIy expected. Patrols stationed every
where 10 the vicinity TO announce the event this morn
isg.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
Collector Notice.

A y ACT CONCERNING LICENSES. ENAcTHD
y IL Legislative Assembly g The Tssritesy Il
aeoeaaA Aplsevea January 81 1870; certified copy.
laAy Aa1king es0e q cher game q cAauee, q
lgeniag tah50 Whese any money q representative
Iof @o0oy b used bet q yentareds et any en1e q
ITsrtsssy: shall 81 hesass q ssps meath sss
! shan enforce strictly ~ above secliea. Any
|posea whe does MT comply With ths sane Vim -
lpesssestsA Ct ysss liesasss Al savs yoassslvss
ltseal1o. Il G. y11DlICEoON.
3 TrsasasW 4 Csllsetee
] 0sW LeagA jane M ~. ~
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
In Search OF 4 Royal Pnppct.

V0rid's sperial FAYE An envoy from Nalrid has
nnived in Flcnc" to icoren negotiations 10. Offering
the Spap.h throne " Prince Thomas Of Genoa Ut
the ackrss Vi Genoa and b,o,hcrin!aw Of the Prince
Royal Of Italy. The Da;.a Government no longer up
Ioacs the plan. end the MarGnis @: kapaO. stcfahe:
Of the Prince savo:s It, Inc Prince il sixteen ycas
ala
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02

BOnrdakc have been wounded.
"A dispatch datsd At the Headquarters Of King VIII
az s sss e S
supported By squadron Of the 18th Hussars and six
squsdrons of French Chassieurs, near Ssirk. Our
troops wsse vietestoue: The Preach commander WAS
Paris, 1th-The wife oi Bazaine received yesterday
dispetch from the larshal in which be says, Don't
leave vsrsailles Their will b. no danger: All gees
The Joassal 01cjek announcing the department sf
var Will commences removal q Tours, Gays Coant Pa
hkso viii probably remain In Paris for tho present
Paris, Aee. y. 1idntght-TheTs have bsen scenes
Althe vertnsn, nsvsd By one pas.iosac inpaiss,
have decided to cease work sad Join IN ths defeese Of
their couaey They are enrell,nx tAsnssives 70 Aeht
Il 3 bslisvd hsre tonight that tscseadoss battle
be- eees eedsg on I'll day. according - gu accounes
1e1ahcs nse hsys reached The TROOPS ef Frederick
Z P.stie Sys important military events were q.
pected Doas Aoato6dy-eveute which must exesease
e. a i shs sitaaetoa = positively kaeva
*:. s. vss.: ri /. 1s e: :. 4:
cosnc q Claioas owing 70 bic ignseseee q xeNa-
hoa's inteahooa The sasne want e Information hae
led = The movements a Seeinnct1 and Fredssick
lesaan q q asEies Of the eneny loat 81 oss day
sseordiag ~ accounts. IN dsaieeasias what ooaris
ne!:a =. h.. e..ssa :eea .a..a,sse. .h,eeea hi.
him before he has fought with Prince Ffedsick Chsr
!ee. Whsaths Crown Prince arrives 0asains win have
ooe % Noe - be 10 not sa!.oanded, but Tree %
4 ocsia 4 Is Nisissss M hsid to-day. PsTis /,
Loedss zsSsss SsS-A u.sr comes 10 Brls.Dss
H. sts. se.sess tsss 49, z snse sp II
1907 whassSssta, - staes0sae y beisveG s.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
The War in Europe.
WUrtcrnbarg's Troubles.
D1aCs. tn August 40.

Loa6on. Angus: cGtl,.-Thc.c 10 = now key 70 tie
recent VII ten.b,,y mission to England. The court
aud people Of Wu!tcn.burg arc both ai-sa!-0cd w'b
the course OF the Pri.siAn Government The cunt.n-
gent Vt Wurfcn.hurg In the Crown Princes army j.
nss..d with that u B.den nrd put under command
not Of ANY wurcmhnrg csf.cr', but Of n Prns-sar,-
Gen Won Neiicn. This gives great offence ut start.
rsrs tue more TO- that the PavariGn corps
fnau.sd by D.srian ';cncrsle. The King of Prrcsia
snd crrsine on hi. son.in.iiw, the Grand Duke Of
Baden. who's. GOrinions cost .;.ao.s TO Emtr'n
burg Against all this Wur,cn'burg caafcs, and j.
preparing resist the projects u the iursisu e'own
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-04

and in tormenting helpless people From such
creatures Cinnamon have always suffered In this
country, and the evil and outrage has been aiar-
mingiy on the increase Of late.
Every outrage committed upon Chinaman Is so
much added to the barrier which they are only too
willing to throw up between themselves and us-be-
tween their religion and ours " f'
We were once discoursing to company Of peo-
pie In one OF their lodging houses. They were re-
spectfu and interested. In the course of our re-
marks we had occasion to dwell somewhat upon the
law of fove-the golden rule; when, just at that
juncture, man came into the room with blood
streaming copiously from ugly would in his fore
head. He had started from the house with the par
niers swung to the pole which was poised upon his
shoulders, and was met at the door by a gang of
rufian boys, who pelted him with volley ofstones
When he came back, bleeding and groauing with
pain, congregation turned to their preachers and
said, "Ah, yes, we understand 1t now that is what
your book means which, as youA say, requires peo-
pie to love others they love themselves You see
that man, do your Love God with all the heart.
and thy neighbor as thyself just so we under
stand IT," AS may be supposed, the reminder of
the discourse was Lot listened to with entire good
feeling. i.f 1f H
The various strikes Of tradesmen and laborers and
their exorbltant demands for an increase Of wages
and for elimination of the time of labor are, In
many cases, liable to result unfavorably to those
making these demands, and favorably to CbInamen;
for employers have been forced to find such labor as
would enable the manufacturer to live as well as the
operative to get easy support; consequently the
Chinaman has been introduced 10 some branches Of
mechanical business and skilled labor which other
via bo haar, =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.
- "a s-rz-ux a. $ oooEr-
CASTLE a. COOKE.
rEruEEs GEKEREL LERcHAKIs, AND
EERk1 AGENTS,

- - s-l1z So 'll,--f ~ 7a-i''A e14fo'
-rGr--s
~ $50. -r.rar 0r-rra.uF- Hawaii
HnlHr -ara- llIar-r7- Mani
fIr-sIr-r -urrr Eiils EzuL
- r-aira s--- IlariariaH. oaiIu and other Sugar
nl-a-r-r aaal and hala-L ksnzi,
Ia----la l.l1r flurtafiH1i Aaua--
|1..Iatl-alrE fan1IiT Nrli1ines,
resli1. azchine-s
7H1sla -s1rHrla1E.
rY~-aar.l Er.ruzl Ilfs 1usuTauoe Co..
sr---la- =r-lu firr-rruulf -zfs % ily5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-04
THos- C. THRUM,
Nss.rI Flzae CusIer- CoPyfst an
CzTf-rmwher

f-r-f Al-I 49, a. tlst llrios. auuolnln- H. Il
~ E---at a. o-dsrx IL his line. such as
E.-a Eatrs ~ rl--rr clalluE bo1ks, etc. Busi-
rEalr1lIrl adre-rlsirr Pi1-as
1.--rs 1-s Flars Arsr Irr.l and ofher Docurnsntz,
- A@s1-z-d c aas-1 Aqaoz1.s keIt aad za.de cut
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-04
ecutive Mansion. March 30, 1870.
THE PROCLAMATION.

TO all lohom these presents may come. greet
ing: Know We that the Congress of the United
States. on or about the 9th day of February, in
the year 1869, passed resolution in the words
and figures following, to wit:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-04

An elderly Baptist lady, living up the Muskingun,
writes private letter to her friend "We can't get to
meeting this weather but the minister staid with
three days We give him ten pounds Of butter and 3
ham, and you better believe we kept him praying
while he staid.D s
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MARINE COURT GENERAL TERM.
Manner of Receiving n Verdict.

Vtnuucr OIL itecelVfn8 n terdlcls
Before Judges Alker, Gross and Tracy.
RobuS rs. Lt,tz.-1he important point in this case
was TO The regularity OF the manner Of receiving
verdict After the trial OF the case the jury hav-
Ing retired TO deliberate, returned TO the for
further Instructions, had again retired and again
returned with verdict for the defendant. The
plaintiffs counsel had then asked that the jury be
poed that IL To say that each Juror De asked If the
verdict returned was his verdict. In this case
eleven or the Jurors had unequivocally acknow.
lodged as their own the verlcs rendered by the lore
man, but tue twelfth juror, on being interrogated
said that at the iirst be had been for the plaintiff
but that under the circumstances he went with the
majority Tor the defendant. The question had been
repeated several times out the juror refused to give
any other answer than that he went with the ma
iorliy. The verdict had been accepted as for the
defendant and Judgment rendered accordingly
from which the plaintiff appealed to the General
Term.
Appellants counsel claimed that a verdict must
be an expression OF the unanimous opinion OF the
Jurors, and not merely consent OF some to be
guided by the rest aud that In this case the language
Of the Juror had failed TO show that his opinion
agTed with that Of his associates. But the Court
held tAat ahtzz WIS Sufficient to indicate that the
3'sry werS aaentWous and affirmed the Judgment.
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attend the fnnera this Sunday afternoon, AZ two
O'Clock. from ia pineapple street, Brooklyn.
Boston and Maine papers please copy.
STONE.-At Brooklyn, on Friday, September 20,
ELLEN. daughter Of Matthew Liddy McCrum, Cork,
Ireland.
Friends of the family are invited to attend tho
funeral at 90 Union street, South Brooklyn, on Mon
day afternoon, at two O'Clock.
SwEENEY.-0n Saturday. October l. the wife OF
James sweeney. native OF county Sligo, Ireland,
III the 40th year OF her age.
The friends relatives OF the family are respect
fully Invited TO attend the funeral from her late
residence NO. 252 Spring street, ON sunday aIcr-
noon, at one O'Clock. The remains VIII be taken 10
Calvary Cemetery for lnterment.
WALTERMIRE.-In this city, on Friday, September
80, KATE, only daughter OF William and Marlet
l.. Waltermire aged 10 years, months and Il days.
me relatives ana friends are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from the residence OF her pa
rents is East Fiy-lfth street, this Sunday noon,
al Twelve O'Clock. The remains will be taken to
Woodlawn Cemetery ior interrment.
Duchess county papers please copy.
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THE CITY RAILWAYS AND THE FIVE CENT FARE
The anticipation OF a reduced tariff of passenger
rates has produced no effect yet upon the values
OF city railroad shares, the only quotation to-day
having been 100 bid for Sixth avenue. The Fourth
avenue line having been chartered at SIX cents Is
not compelled to reduce the fare. During the past
year the eleven companies carried over 49, o0o 600
passengers and received with the fare at six cents
$il32,oo0 more than If the fare had been but i've
other companies collectively paid TO the general gov
eminent SECS ,446 81 as the tax on their earnings
which Will be about the amount OF revenue, per
annum that tie government will give up. after the
list OF october, on the receipts Of the companies in
this city.
The expenses and receipts OF each company during
the same period were as lollows:-
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ATWOOD. Suddenly, JAMES II. ATWOOD, aged 3
years and 10 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specfuly requested 10 attend the funeral, from the
residence OF hts parents, 46o West rhirytnrd street.
this Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
BRowN-At Tarrytown, n. y, on Friday Septem-
Der 80, CLARINDA BROWN, IN The isth year OF her
age.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
10 attend the funeral from the residence or her
broiner-ln-law, Hiram Bird farrytown, thus lSun-
day. afternoon at one O'Clock. The train leaves de-
pot, Hudson river Railroad, Thireth street, at nine
A. NJ.
aCKLEY.-On Friday September 30, after a long
illness, ELLEN BUCKLEY.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, from her late
residence No. DesblosseS street. this Sunday al
ternoon, at one O'Clock. The remains Will be taken
TO Calvary Cemetery.
BYRNRs.-On Saturday. October /, ELLEN BYRSEs,
widow OF Richard Byrnes, in the 7Sd year OF her
age.
The relatives ana friends Of the family and OF her
grandsons captain James J. and Thomas J. kelso,
are respectfully invited 10 attend the furneral,
from her late residence 206tlinfon street, corner
Henry, on Monday afternoon, at Que O'Clock.
CALDER.-On Saturday, october, J, at irvlngt0n,
N. y, AGGIE Il. CALDER, daughter OF Alexander anu
Cafharine Calder, aged years, months ana 20
days.
Inferred In Greenwood Cemetery. Carriages at
Hudson river depot al ten O'Clock on Monday moru-
ing. Friends and relatives are insited " attend