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Beaver-AitLur B. Spechi. George A.
Smith, Philip llerpsicr, Jacob feesc. Fred
Bingnmau, Christian Gross, Henry llouser,
Isaac Netzel.
beaver West.Thomas Youngman, Reuben
Wagner, Joseph iiaines.
Chapman-DahIcl Smith. John NJ. Rine,
Cenlre-Wm. 5. Long, ilopni Sampsel.
Frankln-Jacoh L. Walter. Caleb smith
MiddlebUrg-James NJ. VanZsudt.
Mlddeereek-Joel bigger, Henry Yer
ger, Warren Erdley
Monroe-Iienry Sassaman, Roberl Fiss,
Geo ". Row, John Wcndt, Michael Helm,
Henry ). Cochran.
Peuus- Michael c. Smith.
rerry--paniel Lease, Jacob Schnee.
lerty htst--Thomas SLe.loube,gpr.
Sclmsg' JNe--llarris 4, Rohrbach, J q.
l.. Sh,.",l, David keller, Geo. h. Meyer,
John II. Wenrick.
lnIon-li.nIy II. Secbrist,
Masninglon-fEilip Meyer Daniel Gar
map, Pblnp u. Moyer, John liummel, Jr
ElRs snOlsberger, Peter L. llalnes, ueorge
lliblsh, Jonas heel,r, William BerIlca,
ieIer ;. kelgel, SAMUEL q. liilblsh,
VRlALLiS., DEC. TERM, 1870,
Craig s. Blanchard vs. " illism q. Herro,d,
sane Nsb George " eist
same vs. jacob HendIieAs ct al
same vs. same
same Ns Barns, bowes \ Meyer
same Ns same
Ryan paubernau vs. Enos 4. walter
doo Bulis Daniel hummol We same
Jacob AiiuIs and wiie Ns JOSIAH -, Lahr
Samuel 1. beck Ns Anon r. Mitchell
same vs. sam hOmis y Joseph hatne'
same vs. Adam Spooht Sami WetIO
same vs. Juhn Ia
Daniel Mattern ys talharine Mattern
Jacob u smith Ns fTanA,in hreidor
George -, smith We, Iryln Smllh
Sarah iIeNleg vs. Isaac Jarrett
Is b. GLASS vs. HeoIge a, straub
fhlip Swiheiotd VS. henry NeaNer's Adm'rs
Charles housh vs. alexander bottIeh et al
y, Is. hautI vs. simon hOush
Elizabeth kiuHteI W Juhu ., RIehter
Juhn hoch ioi use Ao. vs. John 1. hamp
tno vs. samo
same Nu same
sluuo vs. vanlo
| Jacob A smith 4 X u Walter Ns Jae L waite
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DIED

In New Perrin. 2Sth ult., Of Typhoid Fc-
vcr. Johu 5. lIcimbach, aged about ~
years.
Mr.. IIeimbach was much esteemed cit.
izcn and his loss will he felt among widc
circle Of acqunintances His funeral on
Sabbath afternoon, was largely attended.
three Masonic Lodges aud on. OF the
Knights of PyIhias participating in the
solemn services.
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missioner elect, took bis scat as 4
member Of the board. on Monday las,
lie wears the garb OF Office w'll, and
will make mn able, ellicient aud uncom
promising officer lie will make d
faithful guardian of the public estate
LAS, thursday evening an engine
on the Huntington and Broad Tul
Railroad exploded her boiler. aud Jerry
Wcrtz was blown into the air and in
stanily Killed ; and Daniel Heck was
80 badly Injured by steam that be is
not expected 10 recover.
There seefhs to be a gang of bur-
glars travelling about the country rob
bing po Offices. A few weeks ago
the Altoona post office was robbed OF
some fourteen hjndrcd dollars worth
of stamps. Last week tie post Office
At Huntingdon was entered and 500
worth of stamps, and $500 worth OF
goods carried oil,
Two Patent Hay Fork swindlcrs
were arrested in Perry county iast
week. charged with having, by fraud
and misrepresentation. induced man
living in Tyrone township TO sign II
note and contract 1t is singular that
men will sign papers ut the soI!c,aiiop
h reItcct strangers. which no induce.
mcnt could get them to sign, il rc-
qucs,cd hy II well kuosn urighhor.
j 5. Bla, kwcl, President oi
Gbent College, Ghcnt. kcutucky, in
>pcnking at "Uur Fathers House.
says: am compelled to admire the
cIcarncs OF the print, tho superior Gu-
ish of the workmanship cXpeude,
npon it. and commend II Ms an excel
lent addition To the library OF any
man. ! Om especially charmed by the
authors pcrspIcuiiy .gracedb 10y a b,auy
of diclion rarely surpassed.
Last Saturday evening meeting
of h School Boar oi this place ne
Cor the rurpos, q, filling the vacancy
occasuncd by the removal Of one o'
its members, aud to select teachers IN
the winter tenn. j Grouse WAS lee
ted 10 ill tho Vacancy. aud J II. Ar
mold and james VI. Nar /rnhl selected
aS teachers. The Bra,d made a root
selection both tn" ahov,- ,umrd teach
cis Icing well qualified.
The IoiisSVn3 made It's arpoa,-
ancc last week. IL sued from th, 2r-
boHc Office with nagu,i.c,n, h.ad.n.
iold wood typc) aud otherwise greatly
improved. Although ou,-haii English.
1t Is ncvcrthcI s. a pircjy German
paper. LIS editorials are brilliant aud
cha,tc; it's selections harry, and H.
mechanic | construction decidedly
tastelul--lt p.cusrs they eye, tcklrs
the car, and Is pleasant /" the nos'ri's
It's destiny is beyond human ken, hu'
undoubtedly must soon become II bca
con iigh! IN this Lrnig h;rd community
Success
--Josolh Wcor'ch, Of Sclinsgrovc
whose term M member Ui lhc board
OF County Commissioners has expired
leaves tie Office with the proud sail,-
faction # having di,char. hi o.liria,
duties with Il lcIty. ability, and u III,
rntigc sali'f'iion OF the people of Suy-
der couu'y, His stern iu'cgrliylillh
economy aud cX,clicnt business qusIi
ticItions made him an efficient officer.
lie Is justly entitled 10 tue comrncu-
Ia,iou, be receives throughout lhc
eounis lor wha, hc has contributed 10
Il WISE administration of cur cuGn,S
affairs, lie has served awo terms snd
may he soon again be Gale to scry,
tn lubic capacity.
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List OF December Term. 1s;c
GRAND JURORS.

Beaver-Joseph 5. Ulsh, George Smith,
William II. Coleman, Philip Kinney.
Beaver Wcsi--Sanuel Il. SjumIiI, Ahra
ham X. Middlcswarlh, David stininscr,
Enos Gross.
CHAPMAN Emanuel Sanders,
Mitdlecrcok Daniel Kcsslcr.
Midllcburg Bowen.
Monroe-l Henry ronIius, Isaac App, Ja-
Lyons.
renrs-Jonathan ". Row, John Reed
Sr. JOhu Parks, Lewis Bo1b.
Sel,nsgroye-panirl stauiler, Henry d.
Curns, Frederick Hare.
Washington Edward Miller, Jos Roush.
Edward Bassler.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restore,

Manhood: How Lost, How Restored
,rrt;.s1aJ ust published. n now edition oi
essxY Dr. Culvcrwclls Celebrated lis
eN-4S say on The radical cure. (without
mcdicincl of Spermaiorrhoca, or Seminal
Weakness, lnvoluhtary Losses, impoicncy.
Mental and physical lneapaci'y. Impcd.
mcnts To marriage. etc. also. Consump.
ton Epilepsy and Fits. induced ny self in
dulrenrc or sexual eSiriyigance.
Pocc. ~ S,1i,d fDrcioys. ,iy genn.
The celebrated au'hur in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates from thirty
years successful practice. that the alarm
nr consequences ot self abuse may be rad
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,ni'c; pointing oui mode ot cure ~ once
simp'a. certain aud ciirctunl. hy means ~
which cNSr" Suh,fcr no matter What hi
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y priyn'c'y nud radically
THIS Lecture shonld hc in The hand. o'
very youth AMI every mnu III tlc lnul
sent under zeal. IN o Iloiu envelope. q,
any address. postpaid. ou receipt e, .i,
cents. or tWu post stamps ALSO. DR.. "a.
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Al!toss the ruhli.hcr..
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MARRIED.
On the 9TH inst, by Rev, j, T., Shindel,
jacob Grimm aud Miss Lucy Ann Bower
sos, both OF Franklin township.
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I'oN Np-
CUIpl voR TRAVELLERS .-

Passenger Trains leave the Harrisburg
railroad Jrpa. la'! %, io'i.N>'
IENNsNLNANlN VtNrUNL RAILROAD,
hA>rNNEu.
Pai,d'a Express ,>cyp, Monday 2,l0 a IN
Fast Line ',-"
LANCASTER train via VI JOY " Nuu
Poclhc ENpry>s tIaln l-lN = u
Harrisburg Accommodation 800
Cincinnati EAprvss main d-lly lut'
SoUtheru Express 30
WESTWARD.
Cincinnati expire, except Monday l-l' ? 20
rut>hurE Express l-' = w
Pacific Express train laily Al' q m
Emigration train except Monday 40
Mail train except Sunday llspm
p,>l Lime AIS "
Erie Fa,, line " fsN "
NohruERN CENTRAL RAllKoNp,
NoRruWAGp,
Buaaloe ENpress train 2,ha m
Night Aet0mm0datioa lI,'SP IA
Mail train l,lp
East Line 40 "
SoUTasAsS,
Buffalo ENpgSss rrsln e,lSam
Nail train - y IA
Pacific Exp l9ee IA
York \ harglsb'g AeSeoRolstlon i,@ p IA
ciae.aais kxprsss i'S
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Estate OF WILSON RATHTON, decd.
4 ErTEHS or ADMINISTRATIONS upcu tho
~ cstHie'' WILSON hATHFus, late ut Perry
towuship, deceased, having bcru granted g. tue
Undersigned, all persons knOD iug Themselves
iidch'ei to tile estate are requested 10 make
md those having claims ayai.st Tie
same will present thru 10
TI''iAS EATNFON,
AtrIJ,stra,ur.
Perry toNn.hIp, Scp,cmlcr q. l,io.
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Died.

BERGEN.--At Freeport, L. l., on Tuesday, January
IL, CHARLES NJ, eldest son OF George Ii. and susan
Bergen. aged u years 1 month and days.
The funerai will take place from the Presbyterian
church at Freeport, on Thursday morning, III eleven
O'Clock. Trains BY Southside Railroad leave Koo5c.
velt street ut S:4o ana 10 A. NJ.
BERNHEiM--On Monday, January 10, EMILE,
daughter Of Jacob and kei,ecca Bernlelm, aged
years.
me relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the lunera rom the residence oil her pa
rents, $40 West Thrty-second street, this (Wednes
dayI afternoon, al one O'Clock.
BkYANr.--At Henpsteld. IL, l., on Monday IaDli-
AIRY 10, Mr.. LLOYD BRYANT. aged 10 years
The funeral viii take place from his late rest
dence, at Hempstead TINS "Wednesday morning, III
hail-past ten O'CLOCK.
BoLpEMANN.--On Tuesday afternoon January IL,
DIR. ALBREcHT BOIDEMASS.
Notice OF the time Of inneral In to-lnorrow's
paper.
BARNARD.---On Saturday morning. January s.
SARAH ANN, wife of Daniel p. Barnard, aged 81
years.
The funeral Will take place from the Church o. the
Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, tins wednesday, afternoon,
at two O'Clock.
BRuNING.--On Monday, January TO- RINIGuNDE
RRuNIEG, aged years, months and days.
rhe re atIves and irienos or the family are respect
ruly invited 10 attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF ner parents, ~ NinLh corner Thir-
teentn astreeG, this wednesday, afternoon at one
O'Clock. The remains VIII be Taken to Greenwood
Cemetery for nternent.
BASrA.--On Monday, January 10, SILVIA BANTA
IN the 10Th year OF her age.
The friends Of her family are invited 10 atiend tho
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THE TELECRAPHERs, SiRIkE.

Meeting of Operators Yesterdny-s3Oth Par
ties Firm.
II IS obvious that the fight now going on between
the Western Union Telegraph Company and The
operators on u strike il 10 be a severe anu hoty
contested conflict Neither side seems In the least
disposed to back down, now that they have gotten
fairy as It. 50 tue public may wen make up their
mSnds, first as Last TO have their telegraph business
either wholly neglected or fearfnlly bungled There
DC but right side to this controversy, and 1t
1t rs difficult matter to understand how any por-
tion or u tree and enlightened public eau
sympathize with the powerful and overbearing mo
nopoly which seeks 10 grind It's employees down 10
position but little ABOVE that or galley slave. Were
society formed upon tne same oasis In this country
that 1t Is In England the matter could be readily
comprchcnded: but here. In 4 country where every
man Is supposed To be tree and equal socially, many
are at loss 10 know how 1t Is possible for outside
parties to espouse and advocate the of a com.
pany who would take the very bread out OF che
mouth OF IFS employees, simply TO put money into
lne,r already overloaded pockets.
The strikers stu continue to mold meetings twice
q day at Ns,. 2T0 Grand street. Yesterday, at the
morning meeting several encouraging letters and
kilograms were received and read amid no little
applause ana enthusiasm: slr. Connolly, delegate
to this country from the English trade unions, was
present by Invitation ana addressed the meeting at
considerable length. speaking many words OF cheer
and encoufa cement Messrs. Jones Fox and Peters
also addressed The meeting In stirring speeches.
which called forth the warmesL applause.
Mr.. Pope, who has Just returned from fhliadei-
pna, where he had been 10 address meeting Of the
disarected made 4 few rem arks, in the course OF
which he alluded 10 the fact that the Western Union
Company are putting forth strenuous efforts keep
q sufficient number Di operators in Washington 10
get the Associated Press dispatches through oil
rlgnt, 30 rs TO enable ilem 10 make GOOD show
before the public
Mr.. Bellows offered q resolution. which was
adopted providing for the appoatmen5 Of three
committees 10 attend meetings OF the Pasterers
Union the Typographical Union and the LaDQrers'
Union. letter was received from Mr.. Pampler,
dated Richmond, January 10, In which the writer
stated that they the operaborsI had been prevented
nom going out BY misrepresentation made to them
by the western Union Company. but since they
have been aole TO get the bottom the thing ana
had an opportunity oi hearing Doth sides they were
coming out 10 u man and were gong TO stay out
uulII the thing Was TayoraDiy sesLed.
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TIE ATLANTIC AND Pacific IELsG2spa COMPANY.

The annual election for trustees OF the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company was held yesterday
their Offices. 81 and 33 Broadway, a0d resulted III
the choice OF the following ticket
A. r. Wiilmarth, w. d. Snow, Henry A. Smythe
II. +. Spaudng, joan II. Mortimer, William IL.
Gnion X. X. Graves, Elisha BROOKS, JoAn S. Lyle,
Aircd Nelson Samuel u. +. odeii, Henry NJ.
Taber. Edward Bureshardt and IL. y. Wal
bridge New York; Abjah w. Chaplin, SPRING
held Mass: Allen Munroe, syracuse, n. Y;
}. N. Kinney, Cincnnati; James N. Matthew'S, Bufa-
10; George Grswoid Gray, Now YORK; Horace s..
Walbrldge Toledo; 7. j. =. Flint Chicago; y II.
Marks, Lockpors; IL. NJ fiager Cevcland; Wliiam
blair, Chicago; Angus Smith, Milwaukee: Oliver
Alpes, Boston; James Brooks and John q. Nose New
York: Jonn Alien. Jr., iiulalo: s. y. Mcmillan.
Cleveland; E II. Van kieeck, New YORK; Chcncy
Anes 0swego; Ricaard Mortimer, A. K. Van Nest,
SIDNEY Dillon. O. II. McCoriuacs and G. A. Lombard
New YORK; c. G.. Hammond Omaha; Rowland q.
Hazard. Providence: John DuG. Boston.
It will ne seen iadt among tpe above gentlemen
are Messrs. Anes and Dun, president and wee pre-
slJent OF The Union Pacific Railroad besides several
dlreaors of the same corporatiO and their presence
wonld seem TO promise tDat niue wli be lost IN
securing connections Win the Pacific cousr. Jna
company ~ quite JuDiant over the Gelegraphels'
strike, which 10 tbr0Bmg baryesL inLo Their laps.
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pEsuLAIiRs CHINESE lMMlaRAT!aa.

The Chinese in California promise to become as
great an eyesore the democracy as the negro is TO
that party In the South. The execution OF the pro-
visions OF the BurlIngane treaty WILL 1t is thought
py the democracy Of California overrnn that State
with worthless Chinese men ana women, to the great
injury OF the whites. IL Is with view OF avertIng
sucn catastrophe as this that Mr. Johnson OF Cali
Tornia introduced IN the House OF representatives
on Monday the following joint resoution:--
Resolved &C. That any State suffering injury from
The flithy habits, degrading vices or customs prac-
used Dy Chinese residents thereof may, IL such bab
us vices or customs become Nuisance, protect
Itself by state legislation, Notwithstanding the eX
isscnce OF any treaty between the United states ana
the chinese government
Resolved, Tnat the free importation and tmlngra-
ton OF Chinese lab0rerJ and deha ed and abandoned
females ~ not for the true interests Of the country
and therefore should not be encouraged bnt on sle
contrary should be restrained and discouraged.
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A WEES STRATEGY.

Novel Cure for Drunkenness.
A devoted wife residing In the Twenty first ward
has adopted means for the reformation OF DISCO
lutte husband that worthy the attention of every
wife aimilary situated According TO the report OF
the police, at halfpast three O'Clock yesterday
morning officer Trabold found handcufed man
wandering through Third avenue. Suspecting that
he was a convict who mad escaped from his custo-
dams he questioned him, when the man, VINO bore
evidences OF respectabiity stated that his naino
Lafayette =. Coates, residing at No. 3l6 East
Iwcnty1hird street; that while asleep some OF the
boarders had manacleu him as practlca Joke, ana
that he was IN search Of some person 10 relieve him.
The officer accompanied HIM to the house, when the
devoted Mrs. Coates told An entirely dnercnt talc
She states that occasionally Mr.. Coates In IN ine
habit or induging immOderately In the use OF liquor
aud that during these periods he carries away from
the house and pawns everything ne can get MS
hands upon; she consequently hit upon this happy
expedlent OF reforming him ana breaking him OF ms
pering habits, and ior tnat purpose purcnased ihe
handcufrs ana applied them. The ofjcer prevailed
upon the lady to release her husbands hands and
turned him over, about four O'clock IN The morning.
To her tender soiCltudc.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

no,IIHaER--MURRAY.-0n Thursday, January g.,
by Rev. James Mlilett the BRIDES residence, JON
ATTAIN DoLLINGER, late OF Danbury, to Miss CATnA-
RINE MURRAY. oil OF this city.
HEATH-SANDroRD.-O tuesday January II, by
Rev. A. H. Wyatt, q. L. HEATH to Miss SOPHIE SAND
FORD, both OF this city.
KEiM-W -WISKLER.-On Sunday January 9, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents by Rev. Dr. Foehln-
ger, J. b. FRANK KEN to BERTHA h., daughter OF
Anthony Winkler. Esq. No cards.
MCLAuGnLIN-TIdH- On Monday, January 10, at
St. Georges church, by the Rev. stephen II. Tying,
M. MCLAUGHLIN TO PAULINE TIGH, daughter OF tine
late william Tlgh.
SPERRY--KEELER.--On Tuesday, January il, by
the Rev. Henry A. Cords, j. IL. SPgRKY 10 Miss
FANNIE +. KELLER, both OF this city.
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The war debt has been decreased 500 900 within
the year, by bonds taken up by the Commissioners.
leaving the balance OF war bonds outstanding
November 30. 1869, s3,096. 200, aud at this date
500 900 less beng amount due ana paid January
1870.
The outstanding Indebtedness OF the state
(war fund.- on the 30th OF November, 1859,
was. Sc oos, 200
From which deduct assets In hands OF
commissioners ........... l,oA4, ,e20
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VETERAN.-Garris Hamilton living In Branch
county, Michigan, is in his l04th year. lie Is small
sized Irshman, and looks fully as ord as he claims
to be- He says he was eleven years OF age when he
came over from Ireland, at the time of the Declare
ton OF Independence, in l776. Physically he looks
strong enough To live some years longer. When
asked If lie had not lived long enough he replied,
LAS the Lord wills It,"
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BROOKLYN CITY.
Smallpox - Statistics or Mortality and
Fircs--Vhe Indicted Election
Officers.

There were nvc deaths from smallpox In THIS CITY
last week. and several cases OF the contagious
disease were reported to the health authorities and
tue usual course was taken by the latter To prevent
its increase.
The number OF deaths from all causes registered at
the Bureau OF vital Statistics, Brooklyn, during the
week ending January TO- was 1874 or the deceased
So were men, 4o women. 40 boys and As girls; 40
were children under twelve months ana were
persons or eighty years and upwards.
John jenkins, o boy OF fifteen years, accidentally
fell from the forctop Of the ship Edith lying at the
foot Of North Eighth street. Williamsburg yester.
day afternoon, and striking on the pier head, sus-
tained severe out not fatal injuries The captain OF
the ship took the injured boy 10 his residence IN
Assistant Fro Marshal Ready reports twenty fires
an occurring in this city during the month OF De-
cember. OF this number one was the work OF q sup.
posed inoendiary, four occurred from unknown
causes, one nom fre crackers In closet two Tr ON
explosions, two from carelessneSs In handling oil
lamps and the remainder from various accidental
causes. The estimated loss property fs $43 5o On
buildings and $23 zoo on stock. Insurance on build.
ings. $34. 9O0 on stock, $2se0o. Estimated actual
loss, $oS.22a
recent election who were indicted for rampering
with the election returns and miscounting the bal
lots came UP In the Court OF Oyer and Ternner yes
terday morning before Judge Pratt. The counsel
for the defendants, Mr.. w. Brltton, inquired when
the District Attorney would be ready To proceed
with the prosecution. The latter gentleman replied
that ne would proceed with the cases OF James Buck
Friday next. The Court decided to hear the cases
on that day.
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PnySIcaDS tflcd III VAN.
until God was pleased 10 give her rest
And tako her from her PUN.
The friends and relatives OF the family arc respect
fully invited 70 attend the funera rom ner iato
residence 32 Easl Thirty-frst street, on Thursday
afternoon, or hall-past one O'Clock.
Cork (lreland papers please copy.
PRAY.--At Brooklyn. on Tuesday January IL,
MARGARET L. PRAY widow Oh the late Dr. Orestes
NJ. Pray, OF Brooklyn aud daughter OF the Rev. Ed
ward A. Lawrence, OF Marbleaead, Mass. In the 2sth
year OF her age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are re-
apectfuly invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence. No. 534 Bridge street, Brooklyn, on
Thursday afternoon. at two O'Clock.
near Phliadcipnia on Friday. January i, sAs,a
AMELIA wIle OF Thomas 7. Pennington and daugn-
ter OF the late A. X. Fish, OF TINS city.
RoBByNs.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, January IL,
Mrs. MARY RoBEINs. relict OF Aaron 3. Robbins, IN
the S0th year OF her age.
The funeral VIII take place from her late rest
dence, $40 Pear street Brooklyn on Thursday after
noon. at two O'Clock. The relatives ann friends OF
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
READ.---On Tuesday January II, ELIZA NJ. widow
OF Asher keld, aged d5 Years, ii months ana 20
lhe relatives ana friends are respectfully invited
attend the funeral from The residence OF her SON
in-law, ". II. Wood, Palisadc avenue TUCSON Clty,
n. j.. on Thursday morning. az naIpai.t nhe
O'Clock. The remains VIII be taken to Tarrytown.
MARY e.. wlIe Of Captan William Rathbun, or AS
;nd Mary oxer, IN the 5oth year OF her ese.
The relatives and franus OF the fauy are rcspcct-
fully invited to attend the funeral from ne Second
BAPTIST church. l1lth street, Harlem, between
. Third ana Fourth avenues, this "wednesday morn.
inr at half past O'Clock without further notice.
sylpr-un Tuesday, January H. JOSEPH A., only
child OF Andrew! ami Eliza swift aged II months.
Relatives ana trends are respectfully invited 10
attend the iuiiera son Thursday afternoon, at one
O'Clock from rte residence OF his grandmother, l47
Franklin street.
TICKER sunday evening, January Q, MARY
wife Of Edward :. Tucker.
the relatives aud friends Of the family arc invited
TO attend tina funeral, from her Iate residence. No.
tnI Gap str yn
npon mt half.past Two O'CLOCK.
WuRTY.--At Syracuse, N. y, Il. a. GAGE WORTH,
aged 10 years, months and - days.
Michigan papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1870-01-12
an Indebtedness beyond assets OF

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the SINKING rund OF f................$2,05 SO, 051, 270
The bonds Of the State, though bearing low inte-
rest comparatively, Sell at u considerable premium,
and financial condition may be deemed sasistac.
tory.
SCHOOL FUND.
The receipts Of the school fund have been. slS GSi
Distributed to public schools -. 800 900
Invested for the fund. MINIMUM. 1883
Balance In bank nk..................... 0,287