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Ssucca sion. Notice.

Successful of In Parish Court Of
Psarce A. Palmer B6Ssier Parish
deceased. La.
NJ otiee'is hereby given that 3. F.
IN Fprt, administrator of the sue.
cession af Psarce A. Palmer. deceased,
has this day fled in the Clerks office
of the Dist. Court, his tablcau Of distri,
button aud finalaccount as adlninistra-
tor aforesaid,
Now, therefore. this l. 10 admonist
all persons concerned, that if opposi
ton i not made thereto within the
time prescribed by law, -aid ,tableau
aud fi,,at account will be hot,slogatec
and made tie judgment Of the Court.
Witness. the Hon l.. w, Baker
Parish. Judge of Bossier, La, this 2fsl
day of August. 1871.
T. n. BRADEN. Clerk
District Court.
Aug. 26. "a
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succession Notice.

Suce ession of In Parish Court
z. ". O'Neill. of Bossier parish,
decreased. La.
Norice is hereby given that Martha
IN E. Gllu.-r. natural tutrix for the
minor heirs Of p. V. O'Neill. de-
':eased, has this day filed in the Clerk :
Office uf the District Court of Bossipr
parish. La. her arnual account as
natural tutrix aforesaid.
Now tLerefnrc, this is to admnnish
all pers"n. concerned. TINT if the
said hnai account is not opposed
within the time prescribed by law. the
same will be homo.ogated aud made
the Judgment "f the Cnurt.
Witness the Hon. l.. W. Baker,
shjudge. Bussier parish, La, this
18th day oil August. 1871
I. n. BRADEN. Clerk
n22 IF District Court.
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sIaiccessiOn Notice.

Succession Of In Parish Court
john or Judah of Bossier Parish
NacheHisatii. decd La.
NJ office is hereby given that b. +.
In FoEt, Public Administrators, has
this day fled in the Clerks ofice of
the Districe Court, for the parish OF
B"ssier, La. his statement Of debts
in said succession.
Now. therefore. this is to admonish all
person concerned, that if opposition is
not made thereto. within the the time
prescribed by law, said statement OF
debts will be hemologated and made
the Judgment of the court.
Witness. the Hon'l l.. w. Baker,
Parish Jadge nf Bossier parish, La,
this 18th August. A. D., 1871,
-. THoS. n. BRADEN. Clerk
NJ BITS District Court,
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L. B; Watkins, Judge bissasfie. Court.
MiudeR. !.
T. E. Paxton, Disss:et Attorney. Cos
shatta.
l. w. Baker, Parish Jpdga, Bellevue.
b. F. 0'Neal. Sheriff. g3
Ihos. n. Braden, Clerk Dat Court,
|, Bellevue. 49, lie,
n f. Cog. Deputy Clerk, Dia't. Couss.
Holland w. Clarke. Recorder. Belle
yue.
Il. u. Tnylor. Deputy Recorder.
Ken d. W. Turner. District Attorney
PRO tenn. Bellevue. 2aibi3ia
James A, HERON, State Tax Collector,
b@hsvue. " GE
Samuel A.sThomas. Stute Senator,
BenteR,. La Il. .g., .4,ts-
W. +. Blacspan, State Senator, H.
mer. La.
c. s. ABB II, Representatives. Sbreys-
[, port.
D. cady Stanton. Repre- representative,
Shreveport. .-.s HH
w. X. Head, Coroner. ISplIevue,, ~
Z. Il. Moore, Parish TreasSrsr. Belize
vue. ~ .a.Ir
): II. Lofton. Stray Master B.Hevus.
Z. AcClenrghan, Parish Sur, eyor.
Bellevue. La.
c. McCleneghan, Pr Police Jury,
Bellevue, ItE .
r. b. Taylor, Clerk p. j., Bellevue
x. I. Vinson, Police Juror, Ward /,
Shreveport 7 o. 2Ung.
j. y: Cooper. Police Juror. Ward 2,
j. ". Walker, Police Juror. Ward 3,
Red Land. .. 80,
d. NJ Plat. Police Juror, Ward 4,
Fillmore.
(racant( Police Juror. Ward S. =
tcut off Police Juror, Ward6. IA
t,cut off J Police Juror. Ward 2. hc
j. H. Marks. Police Juror, Ward 8,
CollinSburg. "a. ~ t,IE.,
C. McClenfghsn, Police Juror, Ward
y. ,-,l .vs I'D -..r4t.
T. w. Woodruff. Justice of the Peace.
Ward 2 Benton
j. w. Walker, J. p. Ward 5. Red
Land, eng % RHar
J. z. M,Carty, Ward4. Bellevue
Henry Barnacastle, Ward 5. Fillmore.
j. A. Moore. s8 :" 4. Collins
burg. gro 81 81 si.EHd ne
E. J. Hall. J. p. Ward 2. Bellesue.
J. W. Simmons, Constable. Ward 2
! i fP R,'bar,,o,, E -iif.,,
r. e. Cb ns,tSo'' %bfR5 gaas. .
= -r..ff $500 -.FH
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.v0uce

Is s&s5y given that, In accordance
n With an order Of the Honorable l..
d. ntk'ns, Judge of the 18th Judi
gal District, Of ths State of Louisiana,
Ihere will DO held q special term of the
District Court. for the parish Of Bos-
Ser La, eeginaing on the second
Monday, the ninth day of October
next. A. D., 1871.
Witness, my Official signature, this
3Oth Aug, A. D.. 1871.
.@c TH0's. n. BRADEN,
L. Clerk District Court.
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HAYS been awarded more sr.t pre-.

HAyE been awarded more f;rst IRE
Ia niums in Mississippi. Leuisia-
na, Alabama and fe1ns, during the
past three years than all other sewing
machines combined. Their sale in the
above mentioned States is grsatsr than
that of any other. -.
These machines range in price from
$55 upward and are unsurpassed by
any in the market. l 91
Their simplicity ant ability to per
form every GLASS Of fam " sewn /. from
the finest To the heaviestl have, made
them the fayorite sew ing maehine Of
the South, 1d q ass
Alarge stock of Cottnn, linen, and
Silk thread. OIL. Needles and ali the
most improved attachments for sewiug
machines at New York, price. caa be
had at the general south srndepot, ls2
Canal Street. New Orlssns.
J. z. GARDNER, Agent.
n9f0l 1c6tn,
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.iSfr0n Sale.

INstrayed before T. j. Hall. J. p, by E. VI.
Ia Nelson, On the 18th day of June 1871,
and viii be sold for cash on the 18th day Of
October, 1871, at Bellevue. one brown Mare,
ahont tan. years oh. branded With Mexican
brand on left hip, left shoulder and left jaw;
left hind foot white; star i'll face. Appraised
az S25 90. 49,,
Thepwneii is requested. to come forward,
prove property. YaT.ehyEces, &c.
a q. H.-T0FTQN, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, Jaly 18th, 1871.
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Father Hyacinthe says in a let.
ter dated Rome. July q: Il adj.
here most implicitly to the declar.
ftion signed at MHnich by Prof.
poilidger and his friends. | have
NC INSURANCE that this great deed
If sYaith, Science and conscience
viii lie The Gehtre mid issue of the
reforihat6Fy movetheut which
alone eli, ana viii Save the Cath
ole ChHtch.n
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The Sostun Post says of Eng
land: The shadow lies upon the
i6sd; tbe Hlnst intelligent and Gel.
'fhrated Of Euglishman see it and
falk OF it'dailv the revolution
which theaanper of the English
people forbitts,-as we are SO often
told-is not lar distant. The Lords
are dead; the Queen is hardly
Thought of. Will the Prince of
W;tles ever reignm
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ssak Of LosE.nana, Pa-iA Of Bossier
State Ola, 9fr Par. Court of Bos
Va sieE Par, in favor OF
NJ hollingsvorth J +. X Russ, Late Shift,
FOR eerrices rendered
az Shttiff, &c.
virtue Of writ Of iei faaias,, and to
me directed, Issued rom the ,Honora
Me Parrish Court Of Parish and State afore
Lhare seized ard SIT proceed TO sell
public auction at the Court House door
.es town of Bellevue La. on the FIRST
S%srukDAr. the IND DAY OF SEPTEM
49, d., 1871. between the hours of IL
~ n I'M. snd 10 clock, p. m, the follow
Described property tc-vat:
s'se small mule
t@r,sof sale Cash, with benefit of ap
) E.F. O'NEAL.
- -e a.. Sheriff
Believe, La. Aug. 10. II.
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George Francis Train says he
has deflsed a plan for smashing
Prussia in four days" We can't
see wkt lse wants to spend four
days Ia smashing her when he
could 10 over there and bore her
70 deathifn half the time.
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10 aBoy, Ehy did yoR take those
shingles last Sundayi7 HBecause
mother needed some kindIing-
wood. and I didn't want to split
wood on sunday"
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A eouRtryman. in u short dis
'@5drRc or love, says: at does
pear like the girls go half way,
tat il pears like a team of oxen
rc6uldtt draw 'em i'other half.n
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Orders for lager beer stamps in
,tsassie:t ROW number forty thou
saIld per day, four times as many
as received during any day last
Year. Either the Germans are
celebrating tremendously, or
Americans are gradually adopting
lager AZ a fiivorite resort.
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FOR S.1EE.

TIVE undersigned offers for sale. upon
IL reasonable terms. her plantatiyn situa-
ted about FIVE miles east Of collinst lrg, in
Bopsier Parish, commonly known as the
"Cavett Place" containing, in the entire
tract, about eight hundred acres !. About
four hundred acres of the tract imf roved,
and, the most of which, is tue yeiy best
qu,Ility.ef creek bottom, " large and good
fra med dwelling house and all necessary out
holIses, on the place. This placeis well wa
tered and very desirable, not only for the
ke;.lth ofthe location, but, also, OH account
Of Is being situated in ons OF the most re
fined neighberhoods of the parish, and with
every facility for stocking it with the mos
ETH Gent and reliable labor of the country
Parties wishing 10 purchase, Will apply to
W ". Abney, Collinsburg or Messrs. Griffin
s. Snider, Bellevue, La, for terms
yl0n6 LOUISA ABNEY.
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BetIeUHe academy.
Ire second annual session of this Institu
IL ton viii begin ON MONDAY, the
18th Of September, 1871,

- ~ - ~
aml will close on the last Friday in June,
1872.
Daring the Summer vacation the building
wi: be repaired and ample accommodation
will be made for large number OF students
Competent and able assistants VIII be Sc
cured, and parents may rest assured that
every effort will be made TO advance their
TUiTIoN-pEa Honrn
Primary, ,., 80 90
English branches, INCLUDING Arith
nietic, Geography, English Gram-
mar, Reading and writing, any or all
of these, 90
Academic, ipelnding Algebra. Geome-
trJ, Natural Philosophy and Latin,
any or all Of these, : 90
Cotlegiate<-. 6 90
Good board may be had in private fami-
lice upon tho most reasonable terms,
No deductions made except in cases of
pTetracted illness. All paynsnJs must be
made promptly at the end of every two
months. A "a,
Jaw. LOWRY, Principal
June 24th, 1871. nl3
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H0rdee's official HAP
OF THE-
state of louisiana.

VI 'his much needed Map. has been pre-
IL pared with great care and accu-
Iacy by Mr.. L. ). HARDEE, the
Engineer: specially appointed by the
state for that purpose. Being official
it becomes standard authority.
1t embraces variety of reformation
never before embodied in any State
Map: having all the various Canals.
Railroads. completed aud prWectea; the
designations of each Township iou the
face IF the Townships; the names If
the Planters aud Plantations along the
Mississippi RIVER. toEether with full
and accuratefdigest of Historical aud
Statistical information relating to the
State. I....
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& tPEsNy WDsE.-Isne president
81 ; Soutiern bank wished to
sel,d rx-f&et.sge of sgb. 06B liz bills
hf express. TO save exiSence he
marked the 'f,ackage S5,00o and
paid freight sceordingly. The ex-
press was rDGhed and the package
'lSst. The cphipanv Goulg only
refund sj,bl, aud served him
nit for his meaniless.
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yaCoru bread n said an Irish wal.
ister, I'VE haven't got it; an isn't il
corn bafe you name ~
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II Good Paying Property
FOR SALE
On Easy Terms.

MY entire interest at this place.
W. consisting Of FOUR COTTAGE
BUILDINGS on Carroll street. Half
interest in STORE HOUSE Of Abney
& Love. Half interest in FEED
STABLE of A. ID. Self. HaIfinteres.
in STORE HOUSE Of Z. P. Pauvert.
Entire interest in BLACKSMITH
SHOP and tools. on Carroll street.
A very liberal bargain will be given
to sDy one taking the entire property.
T " ABNEY
Cousnatta. La. nJStf
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Notice TO Tar-Pnyers.

NOTICE IL hereby given TO all the Tax
~ payers of, and for, Bossier parish that
we will assess, according to law, the proper
~ of the parish for one 1nonth, commencing
On the first ofiAugust, and ending on the first
daT of September, 1871
B.. F. ONEAL, Sheriff
H. w. CLARKE. Recorder
T. y. BRADEN, Clerk
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t contains twenty large pages. bea-
Il tifully printed on Book Paper.
handsomely snd nppropriately illus
trafrd- and IAN enrnest- able advocate
Of the Rural Industries of the South.
Every South~En Farmer. will consult
his interest by becoming n subscriber.
Nc better. cheaper. ar lnqTe earnest
exponent of Southern. Agriculture.
Progress and Improvement, is Ia he
found than THE RURAL SOUTH
LAND.
TERss.-S3 per annum in advance.
Address.
Z. F. RUSSELL.
:. go Camp ST New Orleans.
junI0 emo
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GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS.
AGENTS FOR SEWING NJ CHIMES

We will sell Wilcox g. Gibbs Machine
one-third cash, the balance in monthly pay
ments All Machines warcsnt d.
We alsosell the Wheeler G Wilson, Home
Shuttle and the Howe ,s.s
~ Corner Milan and Spring streets,
Shreveport. n4tf
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No gire below a list of jurors
for the District Court, to be held
oo End Monday in October next,
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shTevepdrt Live Drag Store.
JOMF ". T.fnER,
Successor to P a. Kyes Ss Cs.l

Dealer in
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rs; do nav. January and July. 81 a SIX; DO. 90
April and October so CO., Arkansas SKIES, SO So;
DO. sevens o. 60; Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling
90 90; do. interest eghts so a SO; do. second
mortgage eignh, 81 TO- Mississippi Central Rail-
road first mortgage sevens, 81 Sc; do. second
mortgage elghts, ~ 10; New Orleans and Jackson
first mortgage, as a SO; do. second mortgage, rs
so: Memphis and Ch arleston Railroad first mort
gage, SO a SO; do. secN1d mortgage, rs 49, Green
Vile and Columbia RaIlNoad guaranteed by South
Carolina IS a 81; Macon an Brunswick, guaranteed
by Georgia, 10 a 76 wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford Fights, IS a go; ..Memphls and Little
Rock Railroad Fights, rs so; Memphis city skies,
60 6I; Savannah city sevens. 50 80; New Orleans
consos, Old, "A 76; do issued railroad skies, 70
10; do. sevens, GS a TO-
THE STOCK MARKET DULL AND LOWER.
The sternest moralist would ind little ground for
complaint on the score OF stock gambling just now,
for the market has driftcd into very vlrtuous dull
ness. A feeble movement Is perceptibe now and
them here and there, but 1t 10 ever remittent and
rebrile and never powerful or protracted. The first
disposition this morning 'bearish," and prices
slowly settled, Lake Shore and Rock Island accom-
panying each other down to 11Oa. Later in the day
Wabash shook off the incubus Of the general neavi
ness ana started of on brilliant little run, which
took it up to 65A. Reading also refused TO be in
volved in the general drowsiness and padded its
own boat so successfully to stem and overcome
the afternoon. The rest OF the list was as nearly
featureless as it was possible to be-
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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THE CONDITION OF THE STREETS.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-

10 THE EDITOk OF TIE HERALD:-
Upon reading your remarks In late issue OF your
journal IN reference to the condition Of the streets
OF this city, one fact seems to have escaped the gen.
eral observation, and which induces me 10 forward
this communication, in the hope that 1t may be the
means OF remedying the EVIL by drawing the atten-
ton Of the officials whose duty 1t Is TO attend to
such matters. l have reference TO tho custom OF
encumberng the slreets with carts. trucks &c.
walk through the most populous parts Of the
city Will convince any one that this practlce has
one. In sanitary point Of view 1t Is especially SO,
placed are but half cleaned, even when men do APP
pear for that purpose; and. further, those same
streets are the dfrteSt owing to the tact that the
carts afford good place for the receptacle OF gar
bage and ashes from the surrounding houses As
an impedment to travel these same carts are a
Sixth avenue, which Is very narrow street. with q
railroad track In the centre. On either side carts
are left standing for the distance OF couple
Of blocks. and 1t IL impossible for any other
VENICE 10 pass through IN an opposite direction to
the racar. How IL 1t possible for such a street to
locality above mentioned applies with equal force
10 numerous other portions OF the city, Why, sir,
have seen large trucks backed to the curb and fully
occupying One-ha or the streets and the same trucks
bearing the names of wealthy and influential firms
In the city, who are supposed to be able to pay rent
for stabllng their c0nveyanceS without encumberIng
the public highway. Another iustanCe:--On Seventh
avenue, which, believe, cost large amount to pave
short time since. carts, three deep, near Seven
teenth street. are at all times 70 be IL there
not q law to prevent this occupancy OF the public
Streets and, II 80, cannot it be enforced2
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, August 20. 1871
Cotton strong middiings, lsc ishc Net receipts s94
bales gross $50 do Sales ZOO bales. Stock 2sis4 baer
MOBILE, August 90. 1871
90 bales Exports coastwise 81 bales Sales, 700 bales
Stock, 1913 bales. 49,,
Cotton quiet snt srm low mad,1 o ss l.s Net receipts 81
CnARLEsros, Angus, 90. 1871;
Cotton 9us. n gSa.a sc Me- rsIsp 81 bales E1
CISoINSATI. August 29, 1871.
Fonr-Demand good at fsl price,. 5smiy 70 Goa - g.
wsss a. npa g. Is sSGa
ssc. barley steady, with moderate demand; fall SOC.
Soc &C. ot que, and weak sic % Lard ae and
w wriss moderate ss
w. whks, and
LOUISVILLE, August %, 1871.
Whssy d sc S~ 10 ssys s ans s' 'a' M
sepro 1900 5 sS.yA5 wsss IL SSf SS.hs. s safn
Ss SS sssoo &
ss o eors BUSHES s &c. ' S.s sn;R o4
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dun, market bare
saSs ' o a'' as aRu nC Smi
ally sSc for No Western and Ohio. Rye duh. Sales 5000
IS for timothy Pork Guic at sls. Lard quiet iOc
highwnes nominally sSc.
Flour steady with good demand sales aoO bbls Sc IS
s wps9 s9qs a%'' sIs
Mt f3c. for Western Corn meal 81 for boted 30 for
unbotcd, cwt Mlfeed Unchanged shorts ys0 s2l
sc 81 So Canal frelghs Wheat &c. corn and rye 1ec
to New York. lumber, So so TO the HUDSON, "a ~ to New
York Railroad freigbts-Flour Boston, 5Sc to New
York. 40c TO Albany. Soc. Receipts by akcB000 bush
els wheat l0s00 bushels malt $4,000 feet OF lumber, Ship
ments by canal3 700 bushels wheat i,5ooO feet lumber
CHICAGO, August 90, 1871.
Four--Dcmand light; holders firm Wheat excited
prices higher; advanced 59c &c No. SPRING 81 2t9 a
n % seller August 81 Os3 81 0s seller September In
" I6 bi for cash Corn firm aud "a fair demand No
Mixed iSc cash, seller September In the afternoon
dull 45ac., seller August Ac. the, seller September.
osts active and stea9y; No. 4 2skS, Soc. kIs hTp
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painful Illness Mrs ANNA PgRrSp rect OF Jamss
q. Perine, IN the 7ist year OF her age.
The relatives and irend8 OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral. from the residence on her
daughter, Mrs. 5. j. Fountain, TOdt HIM. Staten
Island, on Thursday, 3ist inst, at hali-past two
O'Clock. =. NJ. Carriages VIII he In waiting az Van.
derbilt landing on the arrival OF the one O'Clock
RIcKARBY.--On Monday August o. cHArr.ys
HENRY, son OF william and Mary kickarby. aged
years, month and days; .,., =,
past two O'Clock p. NJ, from No. lOo Rapelyes
street. South Brooklyn.
READY.--On Tuesday, August 20, 1871, JOHN II.
READY, eldest son OF James and Bridget Ready.
aged u years, 10 months and 4 days.
His funeral takes place. from the residence OF hi5
parents, l2l Greene street. on Thursday afternoon,
at half past one O'Clock, TO Calvary Cemetery.
SrErrAuER. lon Monday. August 70, after a long
and severe Illness LEWIS SIErrAUIR, III the 56tI
year or his aye.
the relatives and friends or the family. also thu
members OF Jupite Lodge, Bnni Moses; zion lodge.
No. 2 and samuel Lodge, ]. o. Is. b.: congregation
Beth FL onim, are respectfully Invited to attend tho
funeral today (Wednesday) at two O'Clock Z. NJ,
from his late residence lao Wychon street, Brook
lyn Long Island.
STEINER.-On Monday August %, Mrs. CAROLINA
STEINER, mother Of Herman steiner
The officers and brethren or Mount Neboh Lodge,
and relatives arc invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence "a Pike street, this "wednesday
morning, at hafpast nne O'Clock.
The members or Mount Neboh Lodge, No. 257, r.
and A. NJ, are respectfully invited 10 attend tna
funeral OF the mother of Brother Herman steiner.
from her late residence, 81 Pike street. this (Wed,
ABM. ]. SEMEI. Master.
SeOrr.-On Monday, August 20, 1871. at his resi-
dence No 2z8 South First street, Jersey city, MAR
TIN A. SCOTT, engineer IN the 4th year OF mia age.
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited tG
attend the funeral, at the Third Reformed church.
corner South FIRST street and East Hamilton square.
on wednesday, the 3oth Inst, at two O'Clock r NJ.
VAN NoRDBN.-On Tuesday, August ~. THOdAa
L. VAN NORDEN, IN the 10Th year OF MS age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited TO
attend the funeral from his late residence, 31S West
Eighteenth street. at two O'Clock, ON Thursday after
noon.
WEAvER-At Astoria, J.. l., EMMA, wife Of
Richard Weaver ana eldest daughter OF James NJ.
and Catharne +. Byrne, aged II years, 10 months
and 20 DAYS.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her father 42i West tlfty-frst street. on
Thursday, August 81, at two +. NJ
WLsoN.-On sunday, August II. JOSEPH p. WILL
SON, In the s6th year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members OF Greenwood Lodge, No. 500, and Saga.
more Lodge, II. and A. NJ. are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence I'll
Ninth street, South Brooklyn. on Wednesday,
August 80, at three O'Clock T. NJ.