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O'RoURKE.-HUGn ORoURkE, in the 4sth year Of
his age native OF the county Cavan. parish Of
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fuzzy INVITED to attend the funeral from MS late resi-
dence, "a King street. on this Sunday afternoon.
snANAHAS.-On Friday, December 20. at 1ss
Church street, Brooklyn, DIR. DAVID X. SHANAHAM
OF county Tpporary, Ireland, parish OF Donskoi-
The funeral will take place on Sunday. at tvo
O'Clock Ills relatives and trends are requested to
attend.
beloved wife OF Patrick Shaw, In the SOD year OF hoR
age, a native OF Trimm, county Meatn, Ireland.
Her relatives and friends, and those OF her SON.
in-law, Patrick Cavanagh, are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, from her late residence, No
and Eighth avenues, az ten O'Clock Monday morn.
Ing, from thence to ST. Michaels church In Thuty.
second street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues,
where there VIII be requiem high mass for heS
SOUL and from thence to Calvery.
sHEn~-On Friday, December 90 EDWARD sHRrr.
native OF Rathwire, county We5tm0ath, Ireland.
Friends are requested To attend the funeral nom
his late residence, o5l East Ninth street, this (sun
day. afternoon. at two O'Clock.
SMrTn.-On saturday, December 30, JOHN J.
SMITH. aged 20 years and months.
The relatives ana friends are respectfully I'm.
vied TO attend the runera at one O'Clock. on sun
day, from ms late residence, 33 Columbia street.
SMITH.-wILLIAM SMITH, aged SO years. months
The funeral services will take place az his late
residence, an West Twenty seventh street. on Mon
day, January !, c. three O'Clock r. M. The friends
and relatives are respectfully invited 10 attend. Tho
remains Will be taken to Oak Hill Cemetery, New
O'Clock.
srssEcK.-At Hoooken, n. j., on Friday. Decem-
Der 29, 1871, MARIA STENECK, aged Is years.
The relatives and trends OF the family are 70.
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, from her
late residence. ~ Second street. Hoboken, N J.,
to-day Sunday at twelve O'Clock, noon.
SUMMONS.-rhe members OF Kane Lodge, No. 45l.
r. and A. M, are hereby summoned TO meet at thelR
lodge rooms, No. $40 and 948 Broadway, ON Sunday.
December 81, 1871, at twelve O'Clock n, TO attend
the funeral OF our late brother samuel w. II. Ward.
BY order OF the M. j. M. TlGHE, Secretary.
SrACK.-0n Friday. December %. Mrs. ELLNs
STACK. relict or Thomas Stack, aged IS years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully requested to attend her funera to-day (Sun.
day 3lst at one O'Clock r. NJ, from her late rsol-
dence No. 76James street.
TRIMMRR.-In New Lots, on Friday December
%. ROBERT TRIMMER, aged 80 wears.
The relatives and friends OF deceased are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from his iaso
residence, New Lots road, near Canarse Railroad.
on Sunday, December 81. at TWO O'Clock p. N.
WARD.-On Friday morning, December 70, 1871
at hts late residence, No. 23S East Fifteenth street.
SAMUEL w. II. wARD aged So years.
The relatives and friends, also the members a
Kane Lodge, No. asa, u. and A. NJ, are invited ~
attend the funeral, on sunday. December a. from
the Church Of the Messiah Thirty street an0
Park avenue Al nna O'Clock EN-
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., aIicw HyseU &c caH your especial attention to
NEW GOODS,
.sp;fS SIKH i slq, e
FOkk OFFERED:
blue, pibk, and black, worth fully 81, az SIe.ch
BUFF PABAsOLs, large size, lined with pink.
blre, green, and cherry fne carved handles and
brass stiek Ks; We give away at 81,
,fD LINEN HASpLkEsCHiEFs ever Of srsd, tour
ior Sl;w0rth double the money.
LINEN men, sSiDy HIS ~ aE%MsP
iuiiy ~ cents, three for 81.
CENTS SUPERVISE COLOgrp BORDER
LINEN HAhDhEkChlEFs. woi til rs cents, two
CENTS HEMsTITCHED LINEN HAND
placed. '' ""
Ano,her supply Of those FINE LINEN CUFFS
AND COLLARS for Ladies; two pair Of Outs and
NEW STYLES OF REAL LACE COLLARS. in
opny Maltese Vslsnciennes, aud English hr ad.
LATEST STYLES OF LADIES, ROWS which
are much admired, at 81 each.
Another large lot of those large punches OF MA
ICBAL CUkLS, at 81 each.
LADIES AND GENTS HOSIERY form. .,iu
Chief attra rtioB: AID We continue to sell them At
cur Old hgure-four, three, and two pairs for ST.
AID Jet yoa are not happy But you ought to be-
B. 6ILvERBBRo.
sla SEVENTH STREET.
apls-u Near Pennsylvania avenue.
NOTICE no sU'LOEHs'
We invite the attention OF Builders and Others to
SLATE MANTELs,
which natter ourselves Is the largest and bes, a.
;Or,ed ock in wa,hiIS.on, not tie most eo@pls,e
iss :a0f IN Soh nss
cities, and which no doubt, there win be ds%snd
Foreien ,sd Dome tic. and. considering Quality
DEFY COMPETITION
70 prices Our stock also comprises LATROBES Of
NE me d,tfs.ent makes, openings In man'sls made to
sUhAER PIECIs and
Gas FIxTUnEs
E great , 9. end e n: moe. ..,,.
e: .ss ;;S Az ;sF
6RhAnINTs, CLOCKS. VASES. 6rATUARY.
HAMILTON d PEARSON.
NIL No. Z, Z. II. O. A. Build :. cor 9th and d sta
DATHsi BATHs!i BATHs!!!
81 ST CLOUD" BATHS,
Corner Ninth end streets.
The newest, eleanest, end most complete set Of
Bath Booms In the city
eingis Baths, IS cents. Tickets for sale at the
ofHce OF the Rotel-o3 50 per dozen. ap Ism
EANOY POULTRY-Light bRAHnA AS ana Bur
y OtCHlHe. VIII spare . limited number of
xC0e for setting. from choice tirds. 119 strest,
b. w between 9Th and 10th. arl5-3ts
nOUBLB AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS ct
~ great bargains, Of PRIHCES Loan Once sales
Rooms, 1905 Penney lvAlia avenue. au26-f
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iNIfED STATES PATENT OFFICE
anls -,
n TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE Ma
u ThIGT OF COLTMRIA 80

In he 80 q, tSy N, 1srni; AprlI I5th Isl.
Isttstor OF WILLIAM J.. LEWIS. deceased the a 4
uIlstrstor Aforesaid has, with the apprnhation
- the supreme Court Of the District OF COlum-
1s aeressld. appointed SATURDAY NAV 18th
lOr lne nna settlement and distribution of the mar
s.ha estate OF said deceased and of the assets in
a a,as As lar as the same have been collected
~ o .1IIueu mo money; when and where al
1he crsditOrs and heirs OF said deceased a.
loIiI'd 70 attend. with their claims pronariy
sout htd or they may otherwise by law b. excinia2
from ali benert in said deceased estate. pyor,5,5
a copy oil this order Re published once a week tor
day. Te-,. N ''' 'o"' W 'he saiu
apl5-.u.sv~ A. WEBSTER Reois.ar n. WIN,
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To A U TON
WASTE OF POTOMAC WATER

WAITE REGISTRAR OFFICE, Cry HALL
WASH. NTTON, d. g., April Ia, ISL. (
THE ATTENTION OF ALL WHO USE POTO.
MAO AQUkDUCT wATER is called 70 the az OF
the Corporation Of Washington, of February Is
la'requrine the use OF meters In all place. xh re-
large quantities ef v alter is consumed or wasted.
fo'iceis hereby given that the Inspector and Tan
per o. alter Mains has been instructed TO carefully
sateh ali premises where water il allowed 10 run 10
waste, aud report the facts to tbi, offs when
orders VIII be Immediately given to put on meters
10 conformity with said act, which requires the OK
peuse OF the same TO be paid By the consumer
In orser that those who reside on h1.r ground
and obtain but little water, in Consequence OF the
waste INDUCED in by those living in the lower
parts of the city Justice requires that ssiI ac. M
strictly enforced to the end that all may have an
equal share of the water they have paid for.
aPl1-2w JOHN Ii. CRANE, Water Registrar
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FOR SALE AND RENT

FOE REsT-FUur ROOMS on "a 4 ,or srI to-
r., OF "a deer, owe. s,io.petT Hat s;ors' isss
keeping. Inquire within. Rent low. apifu
4 aaspsonE SUIT OF ROOMS, JUST VA.
VII Re rented sinsle it desired; modern
ees required - ' 'e' "7'' az an iinsI, "a
t'oR SALE Or RXCsASaE-A aas HOUSE:
Hin wo5 sLsu . and plenty Of fruit on Capitol
est terms iLsGsi5s corner Of 91h s1d s.rset:
FOE saLE-A valuable rRaOT or LAND q
lat Cen Hickey near the slsdsusburs Tufnpks
spply TO LaTisGR ' oI si.1 70. Pst,.icUlar'
soothSest corner Penn ave. and llth -treet snl n
FOR RENT-HeUsE 40. a.Ia P-n,.,,,.-i..
door avenue lnsuire OF DIR. sEwskS. SeTt
EoR REEr-BBICk HOUSE No ISoa = an
Il Has rooms. hey at 1889 stree: s Rlss ST !;
stewart warehsre. No ieos Ps Pa sys,.
mLZ2 u bet. 10th and 18th streets
ELEGANTLf FURNIsHsD FRONT PkRJOP
ROOM. third oor, vita or ~t6oat bS.rd ~ nj
SS ss s6i Ssr HSgse has al modern imP,9y:Psst,
for ssle; two wei built FsAME HOUSES. 6S ' 4
Inauts i-s ~ isS on liberal mh: sHf Hs'
E'ok SALE Oh BENT-HOUsE 1923 street.
~, TX TO. ms, summer Kitchen, wood house: newly
> . N or address Post Once Box II. MIN n
E'Ok RENT-The large DWELLING HOTsE
- 4>I Pennsyivanis avenue. sin doors east u he
Nationel Rotel; wide roOms star cases and mas.
sages' g locality Tor q lsw yer ply siciso.
m2sd ga I,5isns LUs,
FOR SALE FOB ss,0O0:1 800 cash: balance
enc or more yesrs the three story BRICK
HOUSE No. Il1s 9th street y ": nine rooms
tsth, gas, water. Row renting Tor is per cent In
onestonselS bargain. Sold because ne owner Ia.
,rn ne slty Apply to w. n. TENNKY, ~ Jay
'ophe 70 mh25-u
Zoe sALE6A ths ee-stcry and bs,k binding
BHlCk HOUSE,, containing tp -lyA roSms
,losets water and gas, with stable and Carriage
Also; o two-story. attic. and basement BRICK
HOmsE, No f26 18th street, between . ami "a
With ten rooms. yN0 x KENDALI.
mhEu 6l2 PennsylyAnia ayenoA
tNUR sALE Oh RENT-The elegant CoUSrRY
FIAT recently occupied By r. u Gil-,an On
bodndsry street. at the head of 81 street east, IA
yoin'ns residence OF d McClsisnd. one OF The hand
soonest .ubunbsn residences in the District AppiY
nue. MIS- 90,
NIkE BRICK AND ONE FRAME pwyLL
ING Tor sale, on easy terms. One on "a street
northwest, o22i IL rooms: seven on Washinaton
s'rtet. e9uare 5lS; I'VE rooms each: one on Maine
svenne, slO, seven rooms. And one three-stOry
rame lao 9Th street. between n aine aud Mary,
iend avenues seven rooms aud many buiIdipg Iot.
IN fnth and Seventh Wards, for sale or lease with
right 20 purchase. B. MILBUhN
nlh 2l-lm' llq n s,raa,
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DFPsRTMlYr Tor STATE

NAsHTN6ToN, ID. q April ", 1871
inioTmaiCu has been received at this Department
from Mr.. Samuel p Young. the Vice Consul of the
Tinted ststes at Moscow, Russia. Of the death on
tue :. n 81 January last, at Moscow, % Mrs Oathe
IIse 0ersoD. an American citizen.
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AND YET YOU ARE NOT HAPPY.

allow myself to call your especial a.teutios
the tOiiOwIEg
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OFFICIAL.


DEPART MEHr OF STATE.
WAsHiNsTOS, u. G., April Il, Is-I
Information has been received NJ this D,partrcn,
IRON Mr. J Lorim CT shsm, Jr the Con-a Gene
r-l OF the United states Of FIorsnca Italy Of the
d-Sth, on the sd Of March last, At Florence, OF
Charles T. Pypner. artist. "
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PAPERHANGINGs,t &c
NARKRITHR,e

7th stTeetS sPRInG TOOK NOW D
NPEH At
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f'h 1NlcetN fTOUA NOM f7th asT~64
OPEN AT
MARKRIT 6R,S-
Embracing NEW apd Stylish De igns made o. the
stiabr les and nnfsb, with eye to harmony of
Coiots. hichness, Durability, aud Econ5 NV = large
portion INSIDE sPacially to order, embraciua new
Styles srd other designs IN Gilt and Plain Tolors
MISC. OBlkNTAL SATlN5 and Erocade @ tlts en-
re new sud patent goods; 40 inch p ain Tint for
nblshing, plain or psnnsllug with giit roIs with A
mi llne OF medium and low priced GoOds ma in ?
INC largest ass0rtrr EFT in the District P.upeilir1
WIZ plain Papers and git Rods o. in in1tAfio1 III
"'t1r, sh' Decor stiye PsperhanEiUg OF every de-
sctlption eXecu' ed IN the best manner
PICTURE FRAMES,
~ Maitut and all GILT, from card 20 portrait sizs
to order. ' d" -a'
WINDOW SHADES
B'rerent s1 les, sizes, and eoiors Shades made IN
PICTURE COKD AND TASSELs
niHerert sizes and colors Alec wire center Pic
tuIe tord: superior article Also, gold pis-ed
shd tinned wire Picture Cords, Picture Rings
PAIsTISGs. KkGRAyINGS, CHBOMOs, &c.
= limited but choice selection. IN appropriats
frames always In store on free exhibition and sale
oreers Tor Psperhspging Window Shares, g.
punctuaiy nlied in city or country, and sstisfac.
uoH guaranteed Terms cash
New number 437. Please remember nsrs
MAhhRlTkR,
and number q SO 9TH street,
hpl' OF Between y AID streets
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ND l.. sELkE.
VS TEACHER OF GERMAN
= IL TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
NASbihSTUN BUSHES COLLEGE
and IA German and Wrench. at his resif ence
12TWELFTH STREET,
betVeen and streets. fec ly
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Grace GREENWOOD on the Woman
Question and "The Star"
WAsHINGroN, Ami 1Ith. -.

l.
EditoT z ming StGr-Dear Sir: Permit me.
even az this late hour, to express the gratidcs-
ton felt in reading the calm, courteous. and
Gisnihed article in your paper OF Friday last, on
the movement made BY certain ladies of this
city, practical believers in woHan's right TO the
franchise, for registration as voters under the
new Territorial government.
You did not endorse the principle on which
they acted, or approve their effort; but YOU did
notwTite down ali the petitioners As unwomauly.
silly, ard msd-or, what would DOUBTLESS have
been more damaging, a old, ugly, or unfssh-
iOnaoly dressed You did not, ia dealing with
this unprecedented event, part with YOUR good
taste or good temper-were not thrown into
spasms OF shocked propriety or paroxisns OF
coarse laughter, at sight Of few tax paving. dis
fIarchised citizens of the weaker and humber
sex Claiming the privileges and protection of
the ballot, aspiring TO that sacred and awful
right (which fate has reserved for high man.
hood'-not only for jonathan and John, but
Tor Patrick and Hans, Cesar and All Sin. Rad
Cloud and Spotted Tail.
And 20, for what ron refrain from saving
Vou had such chance % be SO lofty and severe
and olastDgly witty y az well as for what YOU
ssid, We thank You. GRACE GRsENwooD.
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Tie main reason for shelving the amnesty
bill seems 10 be that IFS consideration bv the
Senate at this time would involve . protracted
ceha;e, thus lengthening the session far beyond
the time contemplated for an adjournment.
Many OF the Senators who favor an amnesty
measure think the time has noe quite come for
Al, and 1t l. understood that this is the view
taken BIZ the President
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II q b Il L b L IS

,Propossls will be received until O'Clock apRu
%, ISL Tor furnishing All the msterisi and Der
LIZ sGHGSIh6 5f.gre fo1 in tn, the 1reoten o. Ps
ulct, ashington ID G.. ss authorized by an act OF
ihs C5ty Councils, approved March Is. $50 and
nsCoIoing 10 Plans and the printed specific atiors
hat can be seen at the office Il Adolf Gius, Arch
wSt,e eo IRE o. sevsnth and street, washington.
sppClntsd time the proposals will be putIicIv
Gren.d; ard an award risde .ooa as practicibIe
The Building Committee re,srvA. III. rich, %
an1 or Al bids II il be deemed tor the interest
30 prop9.al Will he ts-'sirei from any Der,op
Iie yTapo:ss aust Be- nsas By oqif Him on, The
printed bl:pks,'2 be bad az the Archirect's ofics,
indorsed "Propo.sls for the erection Of q Public
,9r sh Hs .sS. sssG
Ma or and ex-ofcio cEslrgan q Balidine ~ Go:s
WAsHlxsIox. Aprnr. Ell : AAshf' a ms,G Fl
y . L Q e.
An rersons Indebted to me- are hsrebr notified .,
their accounts are ready tor deIivery' B Ing ds
.,r.Js 70 close my books As early possible vii
al ,.' Sc VINO have accounts with me 10 make
a.;ig Sr. rssM.s e. Of
Sss'Ess;t' .i g. April HI H. s s,s
RUY HOME AsD SAVE BENT
Seven elegant. .n S9s fh BECK pw,,,.as
on Capitol hill; rooms, With every moJsrn
ecnvehieace thoroughly Grained: ons-haif
SQUARE from the cars. S4.70 T.rms easy
cesirso'e BRICK DWELLING, Now Jersey
sv.nnei rooms hsll gas water Price s2sU
. IL instali nlents. % Der month
Two bhithS, Dear Trh street cars: rooms: built
v IN great care aad very conveniently arranged
~, "a &c Los Sold on long time. "a go each
h'ts ant y KANE COTTAGE, near 18th street cars:
rb,ss sI sR,ck kst 70 feet f,91, Terms easy
tafh eaIsr soid :. s4G s. sa n and
on long tine NesY the Capitol and cars 50 yG
BANK. eroOns, beside attic and cellar, with Lot
- feef trout. with every convenience, pear 7th
street ears. A very desirable bargain saso
several WHOLE SQUARES. SINGLE LOTS aud
fARAS q. sTURRS Co,
Real Estate Brokers,
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TWO STORY BBICn HOUSE with two story
ach bnildlng on the west Eite of Tenth street be-
wen II and streets containing 10 rooms all i'm good
order, can be had at price If purchased at once
The convs nience # the location, o market the
street cars the dls chu rches ard TO the I'm
iesS part OF the city, render this q mos I desirable
pros erty. Lot % feet inches, by % feet Nor
pris terms, and opportunity of inspecting the
premises, apply TO FITCH FOX
hhi55t Real Estate Brokers
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nrsToP THAT 0oUsHI
Use DOCT. IISDELLs TAB ELIXIR.
CHAs. sTOTT 90.
- Pennsg wanna avenue, " holessle Agents
irtl in for District Of Colr mbia
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RCY A HOME ARD SAVE RfNTI
WAUKEsHA BEJHEsDA MlNKRAL

The acknevledgsd cure for Brfght's Disease
DIABETES Erossy, Liver, Bladder and Urinary
.rssne, D,tbiinx Tendency Of. or suppression, or
retention OF U rine A fresh supply always on hand
81 WM b. BHTWISLBS Drug Sore
Corner OF l2rh street. and Pennsy " ania avenue
General agent for supply ing the trade in washing.
lriDCme'ers for sac. AMI. I'm
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.

Emiarant SwiudIin9-,:oore Making More
Mi-chief-Too Much MISUNDERSTANDING
Inain Rubber Hose from tho StoningtOn
steamship Con,pany-Jowelry Robbery
Catching 1t in Car-GOuging Gabriel.
Before Judge Bowling.
Still another victim OF the long list comes forward
to tell tale OF suffering and hardship--one more
OF those unfortunate men upon whom the clever
MIXTURES of the city fatten and grow rich, always
evading the punishment Of the law In this case it
IL German named Antoine Kormack. He came to
America some years ago and
LABoRED Diligently WITH ONE OBJECT IN VIEW,
TO procure ONE for his old parents In the land Of
his BIRTH highland day toed never losing signt OF
the same object, the one bright spot In his existence
Graded away in the dim future, and his WORK was
ightened as he thought with softening heart OF
the comforts he should be able to bring to the de-
Ginning years Of those most dear TO him. KormacK
had saved from mis- scanty earnings what he thought
sufficient 10 carry out his intended purpose, ana
| started on his way to Germa ny. When he got to
Jersey city he was met by countryman, who asked
him II he was gong TO Europe. The poor man
newly found friend that they should be companions
on the voyage IL Is
| The unknown man brought him to an ONCE ar sos
! Canal street, wnere he was told by Moore that he
be no use 70 him on the other side The unknown
| man gave his money to be changed into gold, and
! Kormack gaming commence rom this handed
| Moore 81 400 10 be changed for Prussan gold.
| They Kept him two hours waiting in back office
| and then gave him q belt with the gold in It, which
| the unknown man tied about him, and "A ticket for
| a third class passage on the westphalia When the
man got on board the snip and was three hours out
al sea he handed his belt TO the purser OF the vessel
who found that 10 only contained ninety one English
! sovprelgns and dve silver Prussian dollars. He had
| beeu swindled out OF 5000. kormacK came 10 this
! country last week. and stated his to the Com
mlssloners OF Emigration, who had Moore arrested,
| and he IN now held III 10000 ball TO answer.
,,fn
ROBBED
Of A quantity OF wearing apparel worth $l40, by
sarah Csfrley, on the 10th OF August. Another
! yourp woman VINO lived IN the same house, Frances
Klein saw sarah take the goods and testified to That
encri Miss CafYneys career has been arrested for
inc moment by her commttal TO prison to answer.
| A quantity OF ipdia-rubber hose, the property OF
| Tho SfoniuQton Steamship Company, worth 500 was
| stolen from pier 80 North River by Charles Jones,
| alias Charles NJ. Robinson. The goods were found
| IN his possession, aud he was committed to answer
4 A cold watch, some jewep, and money. amounting
altogether to tue value of $50. were stolen from
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ALExANDER.-On wednesday, August 10, at the
residence of her mother, Mrs. lLttlejobn, Montcair
n. j., AGNES W. wife OF Captain James Ale xander,
In the 10th year Of her age.
Funeral on saturday at one z. NJ.
BENTON Tuesday, August 10, 1871, PETER A.
BERT. the beloved husband OF Elizabeth w. Bert,
aged SO years, months and 20 days.
Blessed are the dead which die IN tue LORD.
The relatives and friends Of the fanny are re-
spectfully iavlted 10 attend the funeral IRON the
Gothic Methodist Episcopal church. corner OF Grand
and Even streets Brooklyn T.. d., on Sunday alter
noon, August TO- at two O'Clock, Without further
BIssIcxs-On Thursday August III, JOSEPH AR
THUR Youngest child " Joseph and Annie Bisstcks
aged months and IL days.
The relatives and friends OF the famiy are invited
dayl from the residence Of his. parents, 24j 10th
street Harlem.
RRuCR-On Thursday, August IT, JOHN M.
Bruce, In the SOD year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., daughter OF Denis J. and
Ellen Buckley, aged year, month and days.
The friends oil the family and those Of her uncles
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF her
parents, 347 Madison street. at two O'Clock.
Cork Examiner please copy.
COOPER.--CHARLES tjO0PER, at MS residence, iio'
| Bushwick avenue, corner VERIFIED street, BroW'
lyn, on Wednesday, August 1a at two O'Clock 4. d.,
| aged "a years and months.
The funeral viii take place from his residehe az
above on sunday, August 20, AZ TWO orc o n m
The friends OF the family and members OIL : tanton
| street Baptist church. New YORK are 'ey ,ectiuily
invited TO attend. Friends take tue Eas, Jew No.s
via Broadway cars 20 Weirnelu s'rccS, ~ ooue'
| Seventh street ferry. Williamsburg. . .
| CaAxTeRs,--On wednesday. Au1"v 10, Moa