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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-17

The Wholesale stock of spring clothing
at retail at cost for cash, ut Garthwaite,
Lewis q Miller's. No. 100 Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-17

Fancy cashmsrette suits, ST so. Brown
Cheviot suits, s. 50; aud furnishing goods
at retail at cost, at Garth waite, Lewis &
Niller's. No. 100 Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-17
THE RIVERS.
Above low

The river here is one foot eleven inches
below high water mark Of 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-17

Germania Insurance Company, No. l24
Common street, New orleans May IL, l874.-Notice
is hereby given that a general meeting of the
stockholders of this company will be h-ld on the
tenth Of June next, at P NJ, for the purpose of
reducing the capital stock.
myl2 I'm E. MAIER. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-17

At n meeting held by the commissioner.
the fifteenth Of Nav, Mr. Thomas Neil was
selected as the seventh man. and after adjOurning
they waited on the above named gentleman and
informed him that he selec ted as the chair
man. Mr.. ONeil accepted the position and prom
ised TO be fair and impartial ana do Justice to ali
parties.
NOT ICE-TO the Republicans of the Eighth
Ward.-In accordance with the resolution adopted
by the Parish Convention, NJ ~ 4, 1874 the voters
of the Eighth Ward are hereby notified that the
registration book will be opened on MONDAY. the
eighteenth dav of May, 1874 from : A NJ to IL NJ
and from p. N. to P. VI. daily SUNDAY ex-
cepted,. to the twenty-second instant inclusive
said registration to take place at the Central Club
room. on Crqubart street. between Mar1gny and
Vaudeville streets. All residents of the ward will
take notice that they will be permit ed to vote
unless they are registered under this call
THOMAS DWELL, Chairman
P. 3. FAURE
JOHN BURRIS
2. ROBINSON
FRED BURNS
G. SMITH
r. JOURDAN
DO hereby notify the commissioners. VIZ
Messrs. z. B. Faure, p. Robinson and X. Jouidan
the part of Charles Joseph and Messrs f. Burns
Charles Smith and John Burris the part of <.
V: Leclere, TO be present punctually at the place
OF registration at the hours above mentioned
THOMAS ONEIL,
mvl7 ~ Chairman of mmissiOners.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-17

The Third Ward Kepublicaa Club held
its weekly meeting last night, al Lutheran Hall,
presided over by Hon. +. G. Antoine. Stirring ad
dresses in favor of ping the organization intact
were made ~ the President, James ". Pratt J. H.
Perkins, John Cowen, Thomas Isabelle and Wash
Smith.
Resolutions protesting against the assumption OF
the right to act the seventh commissioner BY
hts 90 called appointment, were offered and
adopted without q division. amid the loudest sp-
plause. Tho hall was crowded 20 densoly thas .
comnitsee was appointed to select larRor bali.
p. G. ANTOINE, President.
v. P. 00u1uY, seretary. myls
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, is.
ID sued out of the district Court of the
sixth Judicial District in and for tho county
OF Eureka, Nevada, on the 9Th day of Decen-
Der, A. d.. 1874. to me directed and delivered,
for u Judgment rendered and docketed in said
Court On the nth day of November, A. ID,
1874, IN favor of Selden Hetzel, plaintiff, and
against the Tannchill silver Mining Com-
pany defendant. Tor five tn Jusaua dollars
5,0U-i T., :. gold coin. damages. with in.
terest thereon ut the rate o. ten-l0-pcr
cent. per annum; and one hundred and forty
seven dollars ard eighty cents-sl,7 30 costs
Of suit. / have on this The Sth day of Decem.
Der, A: d. 1874, levied on all the following de-
scribed mines, leads, iodes, veins and mining
property. situate in New Yerk Canyon. in
the Eureka Mining district. Eureka county,
Nevada, to wit:
The Eureka mine and and ledge: the
Downievi,le mine and ledge; the airvicw
mine and ledge; the Clipper mine and ledge;
the Nevada mine and ledge; the California
mine and ledge: the \ irgiDia mine and ledge;
the keystone mine and ledge; and the Hunter
mine and ledge. And notice is hereby given,
that On the
3Oth day Of December, A. ID. 1874.
between the hours of 9 o'clock A.. N. and s
o'clock ?: NJ of that day. TO wit: at II O'Clock
NJ, | will sell all the right, title, claim and
interest OF TIL said defendant in and TO the
above described property, 1T the Courthouse
OF Eureka county, III tho town of Eureka, at
der for cash, to satisfy SAID execution and
all costs.
J. d.. SULLIVAN. Sheriff.
By H.. B. MCKEE. Deputy sheriff.
Eureka. Eureka Co.. New, Dec. ), 1874.
dstd.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-19
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 26l.


"AA Nss ~. I'M
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Jobs L. Jones, John II. Roberts. III.
ward Jones ard james BroFhy Uostofce al
dress. Eurct a, Nevada.) have this day filed !,
this office Il diagram. together with a no,ice a;
application for II patent from the United
states, u..1sr act Of Congress approved NAV
lO'h. 1872, tor one thousand q ,0Uy lineal fsat
ieet northcrly and 500 feet sOuthcsly rom N.
location monument Mt tho Cols+ado shan
with surface ground 100 feet in with. si,n,,N
ed in Eurck 4 Mining District, Enreka county
state Of Na.Wda, and described q tho nlst
and field nv1s on file in this office ~ foIlo1a
to wit: t-tH
US Survey, Ne. -.
Beginning. At . post marked "xo. les.
Survey. No: n" whence the summit d kuby
iii'i bears NJ q E.s.S77 feet post marked.
liyi e. "a n" UPON tbs 81 b Paas ,G Iod i's'S Sss1,
y. IL IS +. l.b,2 feet: tho Colorado Incline
bears :. ) +. SIS 5-lUfeet. and q spruce
inc tree, two feet in diameter. marked Colo.
RADIO Il. T. bears s. 81 tx W. - feet; thence,
running 5. 49,, +. l.009 feet, to post marked
No.2 [. 5. Survey No. y; thence S. 73i4e W.
-; Themes n. 1jl4a W. 100 feet, to post
:rsrke ed Nod. T.. :. Survey No. n; and tksncc,
~. 7Ssa +. .0l feet. to place of beginning; cot
tanning 4 $500 ncres. Courses expressed
from tho true meridian, with u magnetic va
ration of u.s. East.
Ibis cain is located upon unsurveyed lands.
and is bounded on neither emu by any known
tan. kisg Bee and Florida.
This claim is recorded In Book ID. page l0S,
of tho Eureka District Mining Records. and
u copy OF tho notice and plat Gun DO found
posted at tue location monument vt the Colo.
RADIO shaft. CYRUS \. HORN.
Oh koCietav
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-19

And in accordance with law. and an order q
the Board of Directors. made on the SIKH
day, Of November, l.7i, SO many, shares Oh
each parcel of sucA stock as may be neccssa-
Of the Company, IA Montgomery street. on
W~eslmesuay. the sixth Day vi Jaau.
asy. 1874, ut The hour OF twelve o'clock
NJ, Of such day, to 'Gy delinquent assess
Using aud Expenses vi tho sale.
+. r. BEACH, Secretary.
Office: No. "a Montgomery street, Ssa
Francisce, California. ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-19
Notice..

HAVING DISPOSED CT MY INTER-
IL est in the San francisco Frewery to
Joseph 0berer. | want all PARTIES indebted
to me to come and settle immediately and
save costs. RUDOLPH LEUTZlNGEk.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-19
r
NUREKA MINING AND SMELT.

OF business. san lraIcisco. California; loea-
ton of WORKS, Eureka, Nevada.
Notice: l here are delinquent upop,
tho following described stock, ON account Of
assessment mo. ~ levied on the 9TH day or
November, 1874. the several amounts st OPP
poslte the names Of the~respectivs share
holders, as follows;
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-19
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 81.
L 8. LAND OprICR.

Eureka, Nevada. Dec. q. 1874.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John Stocnbar. whose postofice I'D,
dress is eureka. Nevada. has this day filed ir
Of application for u latent from the
United States. under act o" Congress au.
proved May l0th, 1872. for fifteen hundred
lN0 -iineal feet of the bcscae Lode. TIE same
rt,pni 2 20 feet northeasterly and 40 feet
soAihwe~sterly from the top Of the Rescue In.
clinc. with sur ace ground 20 feet in width,
situated in iinto Nil irs District, White fins
county, State of Nevada, and described in tho
plat and field notes as follows, to wit:
o. s. Survey. No. 40.
Begisnins at a post marked NE. l. US.
common to Sections No. | and ,, r.. IL n, k.
y l.. and Sections 81 and 81. T.. Is n, K. a
+. NJ. -. ", bears :. olo IS f s,lsl feet,
Post No, l. Survey Ne. 81. Michigan Lode,
bears :. II 81 +. i.ti4a The center Of tho
top hill OF the Rescue incline bears \. III 49,
eter. marked '~'l;escnc j. L." bears \. s5sf
". 20 tcct: thence rupai1g \. 4O' 4. 100 feet
to post marked NO. . US. Survey No. 4O;'
theice :, 10 T.. GOO feet to post marked "No.S.
Us. survey No. 40;" thencs :. 10" W. 100
t .o. to Go1t mark ed ~ :, Us Survey e.
!, the place of beginning. containing 70 dI-,W
acres. Courses expressed. from tia tIu.
meridian With a magnetic varistioA sf
This claim is located Upon upsurvcyed
lands and is bounded en- neither end BY
any known claimants. Tho nearest mines
arc the Cole \ johnson and Duquette.
his claim is recorded in Book -" page
2aS. OF the ! into District Mining Records, and
II copy OF the netice and plats can be found
posted at the kescue Incline upon the lode.
do CftuS +. H0i.N. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-19

Application for Patenmf
NOTICE NO. 2H.
g. s. LAND ovrlcK
Eureka. Nepnda- O.s

US. LAND oyricr. -
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIvrr,
N job, T.. Jones. John II. Rcbe,,!HAr
lEs,d ? : osep5 HSsss, IS:.otsce sddl "a.
Moore. fostofhee sddses.sSrbir. c;,S 1Nsa
have this day fled in this Office ! utahr
,osethef With Z sctiss y apprestcn &, !.
ss.s SasSred ,iaCS, iins az III i ~ !. e, four,
Lode. the came running 100 fen snm,Sseiphi.
erly and 40 feet n0rthwestesly s. ,seast'
ground twO hundred feet in widtS.s ;Snsee
State Of Nevada, and described in m sea.,y,
and filed notes on Sic in this ol6ce ~. Ply
lows. tO.wit: ~
.. .. Survey Ne. 90.
Beginning at . post marked No.
Survey. No: 50. whence the summit az ~.
Hill bears n. IL IA L. 6,7s5 feat. nos, IHaoy
Of survey No. %, Of the Colorado LODI. MI,
hsst liz feet; The center q the S All.
mouth Of the Adearhi TUNE, bears ,est' p.
diameter. msrked Xd.lrRii B. ST l. bs ene foot al in
W. l0' feet; thence running s ID II. iis 80
feet, to post marked No. 2, Z. s. Survey m
30: lthsnse ). 2s,.e Z. al Slo feet. to p Sst
6ih.o W: 200 feet, to post marked No. /. r.
Survey No. 80; thence N: .xs4.s WIS SO f.:s
70 post marked No. ~. i. Survey No r:
thence n. 18o w. W 3.l0 feet, TO post n,srisA
Ns.s.U Y. 5. Survey No. 20; end thence S.saTss
1. 2S feet, to post marked No. /, The plsce ~.
beginning; containing q 4i.lW scres. Cour..".
expressed from. the true meriJisn. viz
magnetic variation Of l61so East.
o claim u located .spOn unsarveycd land,
mine. - "sfis
This claim is recorded in Book D, Par. :,
Of the Eureka district Mining Records. md :,
copy o. the notice and plat can b found po.e
AZ the LOCATION monument upon the lode.
OF CYRUS Z. HORN. Rer;.tar
The New York herald., 1874-09-06
FINISlIAL and COMMERCIAL
An Animated Stock Market, with
Varying Prices.
GOLD 100 3-4 A 100 7-S.
A Gratifying Movement of
Currency.
GOLD 100 3-4 A 100 7-S.
WALL STREET,
SATURDAY, sept. So p. M

SATURDAY, sept. ID p MI
The stock market opened strong at an advance
OF to q per cent upon the closing prices of yes
terday Before the first call Rock Islano and
Northwest common went OF e per cent and the
balance OF the list 4 TO q per This was fol-
lowed by an improvement of 4 TO a per cent but
toward noon Northwest common fell OF IRON 3s to
36Zs, Rock Island from 1905 to 992 and wabash
IRON "a TO 32S. The changes In the other
shares were slight. wabash was irregular to-day
owing to the demand for the STOCK and many
rumors are anoat which wholly immateria,
the only point being win Wabash be a paying
stock Names in this connection are invdious
distinctions. Stocks at the close firm, with
advance OF y to q per cent from the lowest
point or the day.
The subjoined table gives the total sales of the
day In each share, as also
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES:-
The New York herald., 1874-09-06
Married.

Married.
'BANT-SARvIs.-On Thursday evening, Septem-
Der 3, by the Rev. Z. Payson, Mr. MATTHEW BANT,
OF New York, to Miss MATTE SARvIs, OF Newburg.
NY.
DUFFEY-MACAULEY.-On Wednesday, Septem-
Der 2 at ST. johns church, Orange, N. j., Oy the
Rev. Fl. r. Fleming. JOHN I. DUFFEY, OF New York
TO Miss L. MARIE MACAULEY, OF Orange, N. J. No
cards.
LuCKE-MCGRURY.-On Monday, August 81, by
the Rev. I. NJ. Peters, JOHN +. LUCKE to SARAH +.
MCGRURY, all OF this city.
MALLORY-MINNIs- On Thursday. September 8,
at the BRIDES residence, by Rev. James Mlllett,
THOMAS MALLORY, late OF Boston, to Miss SUSAN
MARIA MINIS, all OF this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thursday, September 3,
10 the Church OF Santiago, by the Rev. A. de
Talma, JOSE NJ. MAYORGA TO CECILIA VATET, both
OF this city. No cards.
O'DwYER- BEGG.-On Tuesday, September /,
1874, by the Rev. p. Dinahan, o. p, Church OF ST.
vincent Ferrer JOSEPH O'DwYER, M. D., TO KATIE
A. BEGG both OF thus city. No cards.
p0NrEz-LIrILE. In brooklyn: on Monday.
August 81, 1874, by the Rev. D. J. Patterson, d. d.
LIsKo G. PoNTEz to ALICE E., second daughter oi
William Is. Little, ESQ.,, all OF New York.
WILLIAMS-BROwN.-At st. ChrysOstOm'S
church, on THURSDAY, September 8, 1874, by the
Rev. Mr.. HOltOn, SAMUEL G. WILLIAMS TO GER
TRUDE A. BROWN, both OF this city.
The New York herald., 1874-09-06
ss5, 1926, 700 sS4, 4se, 900 Dec. 81, 424, 700

deposits. Ss,75o,o25 5s,6s6,5OO
Exc's Of
serve ably
legal re-
qulrement %,170675 25, SOC, 500 Dec. l. 1861, ITS
The BONDS held by the Treasury TO secure clrcu-
iation amount to $3.50 00o and to secure public
deposits, SIG, 500 900. The national bank circuIa
ton now outstanding is $3.50, ,534, 900. The Treas.
ury shipments for the week ending to-day were
$2,56S00 legal tender and ss43OO0 ma
tional bank notes. The national bank notes
received for redemption to-day were s3l34oO The
internal revenue receipts were S2S5, 600 The
shipments oil fractional currency during the week
amounted TO ss43 400; shipments OF legal tenders
1856 ,9s6 receipts of fractional currency $3.50 600
The internal revenue receipts for the month were
81 3s2. 797; for the fiscal year, s1s 3O2 $685. The
amount Of national bank notes received for re-
nemption to-day was 1913 400 national bank notes
outstanding, $3.50, ,534, 203; amount Of bonds held
to secure national bank circulation, s3Se, ,Oei 100
to secure public deposits, sl6,4l2,3o9
GOVERNMENTS
were firm, with quiet dealings and left OF strong
Al the following figures: United States currency
sxes ll7h a l172; do. skies, 1881, registered,
ll7h 17s; do. do, do, coupon, l1s3i 1ls4 do.
hve-twentes, 1862, registered, 1l2l4 112x; do.
no. DO, coupon, 1l21S 12&; do do, registered,
1904 ll4h ll4A do. do, coupon, do l15ts l151;
10. do registered, 1885, 1l5H a 1l5s4; do. do,
coupon do, lle1. III; DO. do, registered, DO,
new, ilo9s ll6h do. do, coupon, do 1852 116x;
no. do' registered, 1861 Hes 1ls7s; do do, cou-
pom do.' I77s ll7z; DO. DO, registered, 1868.
il61l ll7 DO. do, coupon, 1865 1175, a117zI: do.
ten-Iorties, registered, llO1t III; do. do. cou-
pon, 1llH ll2; do. nves, 1881, registered, I12H
liZ9s; do' do.' DO, coupon, ll2S 1928.
RAILWAY NORIGAG-s
were firm on small TRANSACTIONS Union Pacific
sinking funds were strong anc advanced from
e6h 10 67h, but the remainder of the list was
without special change. Railway bonds were firm
In tone In tie late afternoon dealings. Chicago
and Naxthzsatsrp consolidated. plain, solo At "a
The New York herald., 1874-09-06

NEBRASKA COUNTY AND SCHOOL DISTRICT
IN bonds excellent investment; bear 10 per cent
interest payable here denomination of $780, $500 and
81 00 price S5 cents and accrued INTEREST," the issue of
these bonds restricted by law exceed 10 per
cent OF the taxable realty OF the district county isl-
ing hem therefore the security Is unquestionably good
W. W. HANLY h CO., l3l Water street.
The New York herald., 1874-09-06
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER ADE0pLE SHEET

q IS. and do. currency bonds at SAX. Central
Pacific bonds closed at eo4 10 90h, and Union
Pacncs s4& TO s4k for frsts. s44 TO IS for land
grants. so 20 81 Tor incomes and 674 to 67,s for
sinking funds. Western Pacific gold bonds, s2h a
81
The following were the latest bids on the regu-
The New York herald., 1874-09-06

OCH FOHE1UN JUMMEKCE.
The foreign commerce OF the port for the week
was:-General merchandise imports, including dry
GOODS S6,771 POS; produce exports, 5,5sS, O57;
specie exports, s472,244 The total merchandise
imports, including dry goods, since January this
year are o56, against $685. 1884, 757 last year
and $685. $50 IN 1872 The total exports OF pro-
duce since January l this year are S197, $50 492,
against $780, 227 last year and sI47 1885, ss5 in
1872. The exports Of specie since January are
$4l, 42s, 542. against s39,394.516 last year ana
$56,91 66O In 1872
The New York herald., 1874-09-06
THE FOREIGN MARKETS

were quiet and steady, and generally dull. Prices
at one P. M. this being Saturday is half holiday
were as follows:-Consols for money 92Il 92X /;
consols for account 92S a 923; fve-twenty
bonds. 1865, Old, 1OsA; flve-twenty bonds, 1867
109K l092s; ten-forty bonds, 1045s; new nves,
1o4X Erie, 31h. At halLpast two P. NJ. the mar
ket was quiet but generally frmer. Erie firm at
31h. Rentes at Paris buoyant, and advanced to
64i. 521ac.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was steady on the basis OF 4.s6a 4S9 for prime
bankers sterling, nominal rates, 80 days and short
sight, respectively. Selling rates, As6 4s61S and
A.ssH 4s9. Contnentals steady Relcnmarks,
s5A a 9o. Cables, 96j4 96]l. Prime Paris, Is
b12H.
continues easy at 2 to per cent on call, with "a
per cent as the ruling rate. Prime mercantile pa
per to per cent Tor short date and Ga to IN per
cent tor long dates This stlfening of money rates
Is most salts actory.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement shows an increase in loans
OF s7e5 100, which Is gratifying change, a small
Increase in specie and unimportant changes other.
wise, except in legal tenders, which have fallen
$l,677, 300. The total by reason of the de-
crease In legal tenders is down s1,424, 7oo The
banks now mold total reserve in lawful money OF
ssA,49eo 900, and the law requires s5s $50 500; SO
that they have Of s25 S09 500 or ST. 3sll75
less than last week. The figures are as toows:-
August o. Sept. 5. Differences.
Loans S21S, 3le 800 $279 054 900 Inc. S765 lCo
Specle..-... ls,6o8, 100 1881, 800 Inc. 253 200
Legal tends 67,2s2,600 65,6o4 100 Dec. 1877 900
Deposits. 235, 600, 100 234 746 900 Dec. 254lOO
Circulation. 25,S03,3o0 25,662 400 Dec. 1409 900
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and the total liabilities
AstgaLst 3D. Sept 5. Differences.
Specie..... SIS, ,63s 100 SIS SOL 800 Inc s253 200
Legal tends 672S2 600 65, 504, 700 Dec l. s77 900
The New York herald., 1874-09-06


continues TO vibrate between 1094 and 10oZ,
winch were the highest and lowest prices OF the
so-called precious metal to-day. Cash gold how.
ever, was not in excessive supply, as although q
TO per cent was paid to have gold carried, loans
were nat where gold was inquired for. The Gus
toms receipts to-day were 1924, 400, and Tor the
week s. $4,000. The interest payments to-day
amounted to s63,00o and for the week S2,e1s, 400.
The Sub-Treasurer paid out to-day se300O on in
terest account, and s54s, 600 in redemption of ve-
twenty bonds.
THE SPECIE EXPORT.
Report OF specie exported from the district Of
New York for the week ending September5, lS74:-
september 2-Steamer Minister Room Lon
don-Bar silver. ................... s10,446
Septemoer 2-Steamer Abyssinia, LIVER
pool-Siver bars. ...................... 10000
Sept ptemDer 3-Sveamer City of Merida, Ha-
vana-Amerlcan gold coin. ................ 2,4O0
Septemoer 3-Steamer Clmbrla, Hamburg
Silver bars. ..;:........................ 1920
Septemoer 3-Steamer C1mDria, Paris
Gold bars. Observation-Disclosures. 304O0
united states gold coin ................ 100, 600
, ouVer oars. ..----..... ............. $4,000
september 5-Steamer China, Liverpool
silver bars. 25,79a
september 5-Steamer Republic Liver
pool-ShVer oars irS.................... ,314
american gold coin. ........... 10000
Iotal... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl72, 244
The New York herald., 1874-09-06
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK Pm
FINANCIAL.

A -LAPsLEY BAILEY, BROKERS, "A BROAD
Cas w%aynDoqeie % n M pryileses S2oo to $s5o Puts or
change Pamphlet How Money is Lost and Made in
VAL street. to De had OF Brentano, 33 Union square
The New York herald., 1874-09-06

JOscpu " yuOuu
JOS. D. MALONE, President.
GEORGE O'SULLIvAN. Secretary.
RENvILLE.-On Thursday September 8, SARAH
JANE, third daughter OF the late Thomas N. H.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF her
inst, at two O'Clock z. NJ.
sADLIER.-After short illness, on Saturday,
september 8, OLIVER SADLIER, OF the firm OF d. Il
!. Sadlier Il Co., Publishers, aged As years.
sHERIDAN;-On saturday morning, september s.
OF diphtherta, FREDERICK NELSON, only son OF
Charles b. and Susette r. Sheridan, aged years
10 months and 27 days.
funeral, from his late residence, No. ss Perry
street, on Monday afternoon, September 7, at one
sUYDAM.-In Flatbush, on Saturday, September
B, 1874, REBECCA SUYDAM, In the S4th year of her
Her relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
her funeral, IRON her late residence IN Flatbusn,
on Monday afternoon. at nali-past two O. clock.
Thursday, september g. JANIS TATE, Jr., In the
S4ta year ar OF ms % age or typhoid pneumonia ~
church WIN ake PLACE from se Hs
tember 8, at two O'Clock.
Relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend.
TnoxpsoN.-On Saturday, September s, Mrs.
SARAH THOMPSON, at the residence OF her eldest
son, William Thomas Thompson, alter short i'll
May her soul rest In peace.
The friends OF the family, also those OF her sons
James, John and BENJAMIN, members Of Ionic
Lodge, Zerubbabel Chapter, Ivannoe C0mmandery,
PreSS Lodge NJ OFF,, Snlnney CluO auU Ine StereO-
typer's Association, are most respectfully invited
to attend. The funeral Will take place from her
late residence, corner Franklin avenue and Sew
enth street, Morrisania. on Monday, at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ, via Futon ferry to Greenwood Gem 2.
etery.
WooD.-suddenly, on Friday September 4, DAVID
AUGUSTUS WOOD, formerly OF the nrm of Wood
Brothers, in the Goth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are in
vited to attend the funeral services, at his late
residence, No. S3 West Twenty third street, on
Monday, september !. at ten A. M. The remains
Will be taken lor interment to Bridgeport, Conn.,,
wnere carriages Will be IN waiting on the ARRIVAL
OF the one O'Clock train from New YORK.
WoLBACH.--On Thursday evening. september g.
MRS ). WoLBAcH, mother OF JACOB Woloach. In the
nth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
speotfuliy invited TO attend the funeral, rom the
residence Of her children, 26S East Tenth street,
on sunuay, september 0, at nine O'Clock A. M.
MoRAN.-On Thursday, September 8, at her resi-
loved VIE OF James Moran.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
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Engaged.
MOsEs-JACOBs.-Mr. MAURICE MOSES of LondAn
England, to Miss FANNIE JACOBS, of New York city.
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