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The New York herald., 1871-11-09
UNITED STATES conslssIoSsgs coyaT.
The $40 Gold Coin Counterfeit Case

The $40 Gold Coin Counterfeit Case.
Before Commissioner Shields.
TIE United States Us. Roralez, Montenegro ana
Va,dez.-The defendants are charged with having
Sounterfeited the $50 gold coin oil the United States
ander the circumstances already reported in the
HERALD. The Commissioner on yesterday took
considerable amount OF testimony in the case The
defendant Valdez expressed desire to testify on
his own behalf. Counsel for the government OBJ.
lected. The Commissioner held that under the de-
Piston OF Judge Batchf0rd In the case Of Francois
Earez, who had been charged under the EXtraditiOn
law with an offence IN Switzerland ne would allow
Valdez TO give evidence on his own behalf. BY an
bct of the Legislature OF the State OF New York,
passed May 1862 1t is provided that oil criminal
proceedings In any and all Courts and before
NY and all persons acting judlcially o person
charged win the commission OF crime shall, at hts
ewn request, but not otherwise, be deemed com.
petent witness. Judge Blatchford, In the case Of
Earez, says:-"I think the only error which the
Commissioner made was the one which have
pointed out, OF not permitting thesprisoner be ex
Ihe laws OF the United Statcs prisoner on trial for
? crime before petit Jury cannot be q witness for
himself yet the preliminary examination OF an
Oender against tile laws OF the United States should
Pc conducted according to the code Of procedure In
me State where sucn offender Is found.n
The defendant Valdez then testified that he was
utterly ignorant that any OF the arrangements est.
LED as having been entered INTO between MOralez
end De Lormo the detective, were for counterfeit
ing purposes.
Tne further hearing OF the matter was adjourned.
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couAI cAttsoAs-IHrs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CnAHprRs--I nv Juaco
1rndy. Nos Y q :, %, 40. 80, o., "a az, II, IL
surkEns CvuRr-Cincuir--Part i-ucd Nv judge
siN S3i, sea, A2p, ssi, slh 1901. -" 40
svrEMoE CouRf.rart i-ncld by Judge
NcCunn.-Nos eeA tlas llei, ioli ls', 49, SIS SIS.
ei', go, ssp Aps, WI, pps, pie Part 2-AdJourneI
sor the term.
COMMON rlxAs-TRiAL TwRM-rau Held bv
Judge Larrcmore -~Noa SqT pad paI, p32 lola 1850
lobs, iooc lool loo5, loes, zoos. 1907, loos 1909
Part a-icld ny Judge. v Day.-Nos esa eti, ioos.
isi. tlo ppa, tuls <Se. ssa p0d si2 SD Lauitv y
Tvrm--fIcll by chief Justice &. n paiy.-No pa.
MARINE Courr-TRisL TkaM-raIt i-IIcld by
yaslEe Joachimscn.- Nos esip, 1soS 1905 o7s3 oSs0
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CALVARY CEMETERY.
What a Catholic Thinks or IL.
NEW YORV Nov a 1871

NEW YORK, Nov. 8, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD:-
While reading over tho columns OF your paper on
the 9th inst Sunday my eye caught something in
relation to tho Trustees OF St. patrck's Cathedral
and Calvary Cemetery. am Catholic myself, and
am exceedingly grateful 10 You for bringing to light
tho actions of the king" In other words, they arc
nine Of the worst kind OF .Tammany fraudsn
There arc only two who reside In the parish
They are Johnny Hayes and BiIy Hart. Billy Is not
only Trustee Of the church, but, am told for q
fact, trustee OF some real estate IN this cty' be.
longing 10 two children and their unfortunate step
mother. hope, through the columns OF your ever
keep on exposing and bringing to light the deeds
and actions OF the dreadful "nine." and then the
Catholics OF this large city VIII see how their money
has been ''stolcn." 1 guess they have been trying
20 play the little trick Of ''Tammany" Respect.
fully yours constant reader Of your valuable pa
per- b. q. H., AND OTHERS.
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CHICAGO RELIEF. FUND.
Financial Statement by the Executive Com.
mitee OF the Chicago Relief Fund.

Financial Statement by the Executive Com.
mitee OF the Chicago Relief Fund.
CHICAGO, Nov. s. 1871.
The Executive Committee OF the Chicago Relief
and Aid Society have published an official financial
statement OF the amount actually received up TO
November 7. The actual subscription is So 050,00o,
out Of about $3,5oo,OOO subscribed This includes
$500, 900 in the hands OF the New York Chamber Of
Commerce and 100000 In Boston, not yet placed TO
the credit OF the fund. The society Is now aiding
about sixty thousand persons. The most pressing
need for which the committee has TO provide Is
shelter for the houseess thousands during the COM
ing winter. To this the the committee are aiding
those burned out to erect small but comfortable
houses on the sites OF their former dwellings or on
leased ground that they NAV live In not only during
the winter, but also next summer, SO as to be able
to 20 to work on the rebuilding OF the city. Four
thousand OF these houses have already been built,
and 1t Is estimated shelter about 20, 600 people.
These, with the number eXpec ed to be built, will
shelter altogether $1,000 people. The OF these
temporary buildings. with some necessary furni-
ture Will be about $1,000 0o0 leaving 81 25o 900 to
meet the demands for food, clothing. fuel and gen.
eral expenses from 18th OF october until the compile
tion OF the work, which cannot possibly end with
the present winter.
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Plain Talk by Another Catholic.
NEW YORH Nov. n. 1871

To TnK EDITOR or THE HxRALD:-
/ was much delighted to read In your HERALD OF
this morning your truly just comments on Calvary
Cemetery. Her entire surroundings are disgrace
ful. II was only tho second Feast OF All Souls
went TO visit the graves OF my saintcd mother and
loved sister; and was gricvcd and mortinod 70 SEQ
the great indifference OF those who AFRO In trust. All
In Wild negligence. u have private iotsl Also may he
mentioned the very Indifferent manner 0f the Ofci.
eting clergyman" attending the burial ceremony IN
the chapel ut Calvary Cemetery. Add to ail q rough
gardener TO assist NJ tho sacred, mournfi service,
looking a. II he had dropped the spade nalf clingna
TO his hapd) 10 hold tho sacred bowl The entire
machine style OF the very different ceremony
renders almost burlcsquo Instead OF o sacred.
solemn tribute 10 the loved departed.
A ROMAN CATHOLIC.
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UNITED STATES clacuI / couar--clva JURY CASES.

Before Judge woodran.
Yesterday Judge Woodruff called the civil jury
salendar In the United States Circuit Court
The Minor Couutcrfcit Case.
The case OF J. d. Minor, who is charged with al
cged counterfcting, Will be proceeded with on Fri.
aay great deal OF interest Is felt in The result.
Tho LRto Judge DEMO.
The COURT adjourned out OF respect to the memory
~ Hiram DEMO, late Chief Justice OF the Court OF
Appeals OF the State. Resolutions expressive OF the
regret OF the Bar upon tne death OF eminent q
@rist were moved and seconded by Mr. Noah DAVIS,
United States District Attorney Mr.. Henry L.
Davies and Mr.. Charles 0'Conor.
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For future delivery low middng the sales have
as evening Noysmber 100 ., ,ssc pc
G j. 7,lsc avo 9, isc January 100 q: s lilsG
Is iec. sod lsc FsSra.ry, 100 at Is sisc 81 :;
March, March SO At isSc; April 100 Ishe free on
is. s lo' e goo q. q.
LOO at IS blsc. January, 1000 at ls'&c., 800 at
Is lsS 200 az ls'.c February 100 AZ lsc 200 lb6c,
sS nS ia April 200 a. Y 7isc January reergsTy March and
seo at isc 3uo at Lice December 200 5lSc $40 al
s .cS ISIS ssss. go '-lISs Isac. a5Se Sc.
ccmbcr January and February 700 each is together;
January 6o =, s si6c o at iso 200 at IS 7sc 400 al
Ivy At s I,l6c goo ., lsTc LOU at ls 7l6c Feb
y ,sc TsSrSaIy March and April, 100 each Is Is lsc,
sU pri A. M se iSS =, Is lSiSc loo at At
at i93c free on board Mobile. 500 l7sc Total II 400
bales Grand total 8064 bales. The net receipts at The
md tO.dn auu nm Inns. =
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY, Nov. SIP. M.

WALL STREET, |
WEDNESDAY, Nov. SEP MI
On 'Change to-day wheat was fairly active and
nrmer. The cotton market was dull and heavy.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was easy and borrowers on
call readily supplied themselves at seven per cent
on stocks and at six per cent on governments colat
erals. Toward the close OF banking hours large
balances were offered at SIX per cent to the stock
brokers' and there were numerous transac ctions at
ave per cent.
Prime commercial paper was quoted q is per
cent discount.
Foreign exchange was weak. and closed ON the
basis Of 1oS1s for prime bankers sixty day sterling
bills
GOLD DULL-111Z 1lX.
The gold market was intensely dull. The indi-
Gator changed only four times during the day, and
then to record the alterations on the two prices,
ll1H and 1l17I. The variations are shown In the
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sUPRe NE CoURT-TRAL TERM-PAsTL
Plotting in New York Harbor.
Rcfore Judye Van Rrunf

fae Bodrd or Commissioners or Pfloss rs The
fnc(sc kaa Steamship oonuronp.-This case came
up on questions or law. Both sides admitted as
fscis that the steamship Rising Star belonged 10
nc defendants; that In July, 1865, John Magnn was
employed BY them TO pilot her from this port;
that the said Maginn the time held no license TO
oct as plot under the Legislative net OF lsss but
held license under the Inspectors OF Steamships,
pnder Congressional enactment OF 1852. The suit
b Tor 500 pNotage. lengthy argument ensued on
D motion 10 dismiss tire complaint, In which the
whole subject OF piloiage In aud out of our harbor
vas thoroughly canyassed. Tho claim was-Jonn
AAQinn having received q license IA pilot In 1S45
nom Silas Wright then Governor, was stlll entitled
70 ply his vocation as pilot under the State laws.
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The Following liable shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the day. s
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.

The Following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-Manhattah. $50; Mcrcnants', l15 Ne.
chanics, 1ao; America, 14o; Gallalin National, llo
Leather Manufacturers, Las; Commerce, 49, ocean,
80; Mercantile. 100: American Exchange, 100; Bank
OF tho Republic, liz; Hanover, lol; Irving. l23
Metropolitan, 1876; Corn Exchange, 100; st.
Nicholas 40; Marine, 100; Importers ana Traders,
100; Central National, 1o2; Fourth National, los
Ninth National. 115; Oriental, 1866 Gold Ex-
change, Qs.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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MAAINr COURT.
Aesies 70 Recover FOR Money Loaned and for
Rent.

Rent.
Before Judge Gross and Jury.
kdrOd'ef a. Hednev ~. John R,tshtcorth. up.
peared that tho DEFENDANT VINO was q tenant OF tho
plaintiff asked tho plaintiff FOR loan OF 500, and
shat shc borrowed 800 from her nephew, Q Mr.
sorcncc which sum she loaned tho defendant; that
she defendant gave the plaintiff bis note made in
favor Of Mr.. Torencc which note tho plaintiff
handed over to him; that at the time tho notc bc-
oamo due Mr.. florence collected OF tho defendant
$40 on the note, and thereafter transferred or as-
ssned the note TO the plsinun for value received.
ufurthcr appeared that tho defendant was In debt
70 the piaintin IN the OF $40 Tor rcut ana for
those two sums the piainun sued,
Inc dcIenec set up was that the note was Illegal
en Tue ground thai II specified no sun ats phrase.
Ylofy, mol pcing couchod IN legal tefnla was IN.
Qennitel snd THAT the defendant borrowed no money
9om lne urswer OF the noto. After hrief charge
olso. ~ =" '"s '"" VI
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Hy Judec spencer.
AIberf Gnbert ps. Edcard u. Wes,cv.- Order
granted.
Robert ,. Hubbard ct al ~. rne Unton Mutual
SNsurdnce Company. same.
Robert u Hibbard d al. rs. The Great Western
Insuruncc Cornpdnp.--Samc.
Robert ,. Hubbard ~ al. u.s. The Commercial In.
Ouf0HCe COmpdnp.--Same.
Tho SuVrcsdnt Insurance company cs. Cornelius
Def0rvesf.-0rder OF reference granted.
Sdruh r. Brotcn ps Charles 4. CLARK et al
Order grained.
wiilam A. Glare Us. me National GUY Bank.-
Same.
7hs Marine National Bans u.s. The National city
Ronk.--Samc.
william Henry Broom rs. r. Robert codifno--
came.
ny Judge McCunn.
George ". Hart Us. Denis Al. Fifoh M dI.-Ordcr
Granted.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
st Five O'Clock p. M.
WEpNEspAY. Nov. s-6P. M.

WEDSEsDAY, Nov. SCI Pm.
CoFrrE.-The market for all descriptions remains DUH
but prices show material change The current quota
tions fonows:Maracaibo, lsc. 20c. Laguayra
Tc $780,; St. Domingo dn bond sc. l3,6c; Java, 24c
= 26c.-gold, duty paid; csrgoes Rio, ordinary, Hhc.
NHc cargoes Rio. fair l<c l5Ac.; cargoes Rio good
lbhc al5<c; cargoes Rio. prime, 1910 lshc.-gold
bond sixty days.
Cor TosA Adverse reports from Liverpool buyers
to withdraw from the market, confined
rather limits The receipts the ports were quite
LIBERAL owing TO which holders OFT cred freely,
prices though without essential change had decided down
ward tendency sales in fact being lower
prices Future deliveries under demand but com
paratvely offerings weak nc. Nc per ib lower
The 4 fOloWs-
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BOSTON INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Boston, Nov. 8, 1871.

BOSTON, Nov. s, 1871
The Boston Hide and Leather Insurance Com.
pany, whose risks in chicago amounted TO s72O 900,
IL IS believed VIII pay nfty per cent and probably
wind up its affairs. The New England Company
also heavily involved. viii paw sixty per cent, The
independent COMPANY with risks to the extent of
over IL 100 600 has commenced paying twenty five
per cent All other Boston companies are prom mptly
paying IN full rs fast as claims are presented.
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The quotations based cotton running quality not
than half grade above below the grade quoted.
FLOUR AND GKAIN-Receipts yesterday and to-day
Flour. 2si36 hbs wheat lsS5ss bushcs; corn 8so0 do
40 bbls $50 S4u5 bushels.
1900 CO.. barley s25o do. The -four market continued
heavy, under light demand, and prices
rather lower tue market closing steady at our
revised quotations. The sales were about l2Voo
We note sales OF abou. $50 bba within Of 90
&5 co. but mainly below So Southern our dull heavy
and lower TO sell We nsc sales OF about 200 bbs At the
appended quotations. meal quiet and heavy
sses OF g0u bps and sacws Al 81 80 "a for brandy
wine 81 for winter Western 81 20 81 81 for sacks
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THE TREASURY PURCHASE OF BONDS.
The Assistant Treasurer at noon opened proposals
for the sale OF one million OF ive- twenties to the
government and found offerings amounting TO
$2o1505o. at prices ranging from 1112A to 1l2. The
million was bought at 1l1.M Hiss, gold at the
same time being l11.s7K.
GOVERNMENTS DULL.
The government list was dull and irregular, The
'62s heavy and lower ana the other issues in
clined to 1rmness. The business OF the day was
very light and closed with the following street
quotations:-United States currency skies, 111X q
112; do. do, 1881. registered. 115H 1l5K; do. do
coupon 116s< III; do. 1ve-twenties, registered
May and November, 1111@ 1l11S; do. do, Is02
coupon, do, 11l3s 111H; do do, 1854, do. do,
1l1K 1111s; do do, 1896, do. DO, 11lA 112;
do. do, registered, January and July, 1855 .
1141.; do. do. 1886, coupon. do, 11sA l18X;
do. do. 1867, do. do, ia 1141S; do. do, 1868,
do. do, ia l14h; do. ten-forties, registered.
1oe1l 1o9N; do. do, coupon, losA 1924
STOCKS HIGHER AND STRONG.
The stock market was very strong ostenslbly on
the result Of the election and the 'bul cliques
prices up quite sharply, but without enlsting any
general interest. Whenever they ceased buying the
market became duh and dropped. They made an
effort TO unload In the afternoon, thinking that the
success OF ''reiormu had made Q market for
them, but prices went down so suddenly on
their sales tnaC tney were cOmpeueQ 20
give over the attempt and await o better
opportunity. In furtherance Of their efforts to
make "a markev' the closing street prices for some
stocks were run up to the highest point Of the day.
The reform" victory was counted on as certain
influence to make this desired market; but the
public failed to get up any enthusiasm In stocks and
left the cliques In the lurch. The cliques are very
uneasy and wish to get rid OF their load before the
LIST or December, when the grand denouement
of Mr.. Boutwells syndicate operations as nzzle
or O success VIII either make 80 first
class panc'' or render the market rampant.
II MIR. Boutwell, can get through with his proposed
cancellation OF one hundred millions OF the public
debt on the lst Of December he will stimulate wild
ssbulln speculation on the Stock Exchange, which,
extending over the winter and into next spring,
will carry prices higher than they went last spring
under his efforts to Keep the money market easy and
foat his new loan. II the syndicate oack out of
their subscriptions any hitch occur in the pro-
occasioned by the Chicago nre. The ad-
vance to-day was most marked In Lake shore
which. with dividend on advanced to 1o45S; West
ern Union which sold at 64A, and Erie, which ran
up late In the day 31. The election for directors
OF Hannibal ST. Joseph resulted in the choice or
the following gentlemen:-Jacob 8. Rogers, Z. s.
Higgins, A. N. Ramsdel, A. B. Paylis, Henry Smith,
John p. Acker, George Bolton Alley, J. II. whit.
comb Daniel y. Miller
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICRs.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
The New York herald., 1871-11-09
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

The Jury was discharged until to-day. Judge
Blatchford has rendered decision in the collision
ease OF the Harlem ana New YORK Navigation Com.
pany vs. the ship John Tucker. Decree for libel.
Iauia with costs.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09
THANKSGIVING IN MICHIGAN.

Governor Baldwin has appointed November 80 as
Thanksgiving Day. In his proclamation he says:-
While we have enjoyed much happiness and blessed
with abundant mercics we have also boen permitted to
the uncertainty OF earthly In the devastating
which has brought iesoiaor to families
denly deprived many citizens Of the rewards OF industry
toll Let us thank God for the sympathy charity
which has 50 largely aevated the suffering of afflicted
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Aid for the Fire Victims.

Mr.. A. A. Low Treasurer OF the committee ap.
pointed by the Chamber OF Commerce to obtain
relief for the sufferers by the fires at Chicago and
the Northwest, acknowledges receipt of the follow
ing additional subscriptions for this object from
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90 q IS; DO. second mortgage eights. n rs;
New Orleans and Jackson, first mortgage, IS . 81;
do. do, second mortgage. 70 Q rs: Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, nrst mortgage, So s6 do. do,
second mortgage. u Q II; Greenville and Columbia
Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina, 80 . SO;
Macon ana Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed BY
Georgia, 65 o 72; Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutner.
ford Railroad eights, 81 q SO; Selma, Rome and
Dalton Railroad sevens 80 o SO; Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad eights, rs so; Memphis city skies,
IS SO; Savannah city sevens, IS o 81; New Orleans
consols, old, 10 rs; do. Issued to railroads. skies,
10 75T do. sevens. 63 o 81.
COMPARISON OF TIE EXPORTS.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specie from New York TO foreign ports for the week
ending November and since the beginning OF the
year,
For the week.. $4eOl,5l0 $6,1s1,3 35s $5,564 2o2
Before reported. 255751 422 199 2S3 065
- --------- --------
Since January l. $780, 261 $l5S 7S0 $2o4 1927
RAILROAD EARNINGS
The earnings OF the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany compare as foil0ws:-
For the month Of October 1871. 005 ATS
For the month OF october, lS70........... S2S,4A7
Increase this year over 1870. t177,O28
Earnings first ten months 1871. 790S,827
Earnings nrst ten months. lS70.......... $685. 9l2
Increase this year over ,s24 slS
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regh TO foreign ports closed at the following figures
To Lverpoo by steam regular ships I'd 76d outside
steamers, Died. I'D by sail, I'D. bl6d TO Havre. by
steam lc, gold sail, Nc: TO Hamburg, by steam, I'D.
compressed. 70 Bremen by fesm 1c gold. compressed
Baltic ports, by sal, &c &c. gold. We quote
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

BY Judge Ingral,an
SUPERIOR cuuRT-sPtclAl TEAM.

IN the Matter of TIE Peiitoa or Mary Rogers Ell al.
- vacoe eAssessniens-Mouong granted,
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Z $1,000 Us $50, Q. IS, n. 1lss<
y 5000 US 6's. l0-40,r,b c. l0y18
q 5000 US $40, 9, '67...c ia
= l0OU do. ..b3 114x
& l40U0 US $40, c,'6S.. 49,. ll4Is
& 1000 US 6's. cur'y..... 1llX
z l0y00 do. liz
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Transfcrring Basis Prom state TO Federal
Court,-IAabiIities OF Common Carriers.
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1871 SARAH MOREY, mother OF Luther Morey OF
The relatives and frends OF the family are respect
fully requested to attend the funeral from the resi-
on Thursday November ., 1871, at one O'Clock p NJ,
NoBLE-ln Brooklyn. on Wednesday. November
daughter Of the ai late John r. cambridge. ' aD1
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, on ssturcay " November Move IL,
Trenton papers please copy.
OwENs.-on Tuesday November =, CATuERINJ
4 years, months and 20 DAYS.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
ana Fourth avenues, on Thursday afternoon at one
O'Clock.
daughter OF jeremiah Cronln, native OF Castle
magner. county Cork, Ireland.
TO attend the funeral, on Thursday, November 0,
from her late residence, 4l6 East Twenty third at.
UTTER. eldest son OF Frederick A. and Anna Spencer
Palmer, aged years and months. !
Orchard street, m Newark on Friday. 10th inst, as
'" PHpIrs.Mon Wednesday morning, November 8.
after brief Illness, THOMAS W. PHELPS, In the Goth
The relatives ana friends OF tho family are invited
10 attend the funeral from his late residence, 80
East Twenty.third street, on Friday, 10th inst, =
ten o'clock A. NJ
pRIxr.-6n "Wednesday, November 8. SARAH Il.
PRIME, aged 20 years years.. ., ,ne family are ro,n.,,
fully Invited 10 attend her funeral on Friday, af one
p NJ from her late residence, SO Greenwich avenue.
VANDERv0oRr-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday No-
vemOcr 8, very suddenly, ABRAH, only cnild OF
Francis and Fannie vandervoort aged 10 month9
and days.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu-
neral, at the residence OF his grandfather, VIM. R-
Ostrom, lse iiewes street. on Friday, November 10.
at two O'Clock y. NJ.
wELoH.-At Roadout, on Tuesday, November 7,
Rev. THOMAS r. WELcH, late OF st. Gabriel's church.
New York.
Funeral Friday November 10. from 81. Mary,s
church, Rondout Train leaves New York depot q
ctGnt A. NJ.
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THE TREASURY PURCHASE OF BONDS.
The Assistant Treasurer at noon opened proposals
for the sale Of one million or hve-twenties to the
government and found offerings amounting TO
$2015,o50 at prices ranging from 111.2A to liz. The
million was bought at 1ll.X Hiss, gold at the
same time being l11.S7K.
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r. LEWIS TO M. LOUISE, daughter Of 2. @. InsI6A
Esq, both Of the above place. No CARDS.
Posr-BENEDlCr.-At the residence OF the BRIDES
father, on Tuesday November 7. by the Rev. Dr.
Brown, JUDsoN POsT. of New York, to LUCErTE L,
gaughfer OF Edmund Benedict, Esq, OF fremont,
Westchester county. n. Y.
SPERB -ARRAs.-The marriage OF Mr.. WILLIAM
spEKB. Jr:, with Miss ANNIE Q. ARRAs will De
In the st. Paui's Lutheran church, sixth avenue.
corner OF Fifteenth street.
STEPhEN-rAPPEN.-O On Wednesday, November 8,
at Flatbusb, by Rev. Mr.. Wells, TuoMAs o. SrEPHRN
l. No carIs. "