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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

control them. Tho testimony Of our best citt
zens, Of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CIiRRRY PEtroRAb will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders OF the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. Ife most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its power; and cases Of COnsuInp-
ton, cured by this preparation, arc public
" known, so remarkable as hardly to be be-
lieved, were they not proven beyond dispute
As remedy it is adequate, on which the public
f1lny To,T foI fIi protection. By curing Coughs,
the forerunners Of more serious disease, it saves
unnumbered lives, and an amount Of suffering
not to be computed. 1t challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical Every family should
keep it on hand as protection against the early
-aHa HhfeFeei4ea attack Of tiifi1ossry Affections
which are easily met at first but which become
incurable, and too often fatal, if neglected. Ten
der lungs need this defence; and it is unwise to
DO without II. AS n safeguard 10 children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset the Throat
and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY PEcToRAL
Is invalaable, for, by its timely use, multi.
tides are rescued from premature graves, and
saved TO the love and affection centred on them
1t acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds,
securing sound and heath-restoring sleep. No
one will suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
ful Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be ecured. Y.tfssf ubJ.rgf iHW.
Originally the product of long, laborlous, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
"A spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection 1t may be confidently re-
led upon as possessing all the WRITES it has ever
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures as
memorable as tho greatest II has ever effected,
i...t PREPARED rY lR ia s.se
Dr.. j. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists. y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
HEMORRHOIDS.
NTETzLER'S
RAW HIDE B0TT0MED CHAIRS !

Can BE- had a bis monulafl1lr 81 lclefron -
AID old nlace of hlsinfsE IA Albany. ~ Graf
&C lara AluaAy nt Fam Mays store. BAr.
Tlso1IE. smith q fra1zleid. junction: Kirk
Hume. nfuNnHvIIIr y. M. Nnrlnn. Hnl1cv -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
HEALTH /! BEAUTY \!

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLooD--INcREAsE
OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
& BEAUTIFUL coMPLExIoN SECURED TolALL.l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

The aillowing account Of the beet
sugar operations Of California is taken
from the G1lroaicle, and shows well
for the enterprise Of our neighbors in
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
a DIV TflsIE NJ n ii !.

DR.. j. Walkers California Yin,
rgar BiitCrS arc purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tivcheibs found on lhe lowcriq11ccsof
he Sierra NcvadamoIaitains Of Callfor-
mia, the medicinal properties oflwhicll
arc Gatraetcd tberelrnlll without the usc
nf Alcohol Tho question is almost
daily asked. "What Is tho cause Of Tho
unparalleled success Of NiNEtiAR Brr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

SuNrLowRRs roR FEv2Rs, Fayora-
bic mention continues to be made Of
The virtues VI sunfowers "a prevent
ives Of bilious ever. ohills, fever,
etc. A correspondent, writing from
4 place 10 Alabama, which, he says,
was peculiarly subject 10 feyers,
giyos tho results Of his experience
ON tho premises, and in not a single
instance where lie planted sunaowors
around his negro cabins did their in
mates suffer from foycrs, while his
wife, two children aud two house sor-
vants an had foyors, ho not having
planted any Of the sunnowers around
his dwelling, which, il his opinion,
accounted for tho difference in the
results.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
AID ADvBRTrsEMENTs.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,


For the relief and
cure OF MI deraHge-
ments in the st0in.
nch, liver, and bow.
els. They are q mild
aperient, md an
Oxeellentpurgatiye
Being purely Yege'
table, they contain
nOmercury 0rmine.
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
1d hp fhair fin1aIV
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
RAnWAY,s. REAlY RELlEE
aFEVER AND ACUE.

FEVER AND AGuE cured for Glys cents. sTbefsi.
not a remedial agent in this world thar will cure Feyef
aud AEpe, snd all other Malarious, Bilious. Seire'
Typhoid, Yellow, and other FeyeTs (aidvd by RAD
WAYS PlLLS)so qulck as RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF. Fifty cents per bottle. Sold hy DruFgiit..
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
GALA-NIGHT AT TIE UNION LE4GUE
CLUB.

THE ANNUAL LADIES RECEPTION AT TUE UNION
LEAGUE CLUB-HoUsE-A BRILLIANT SOCIAL fEs-
TIvAI-THE ARRANGEMENTS AND THE GUESTS.
The annual Ladies' Reception given by the
Union League Club last evening" In respect TO the
numbers aud the distinction OF tho guests. the com
petoness and excellence Of tho arrangements and tho
elegance Of tho dresses Of the ladies' pro5cn one OF
the most brilliant society incidents OF tho Water The
floral decorations elaborate aud COSTLY while 10
the heater eyergeens hung festoons and arches as
graceful and lvKurant In their native forests. The
music by Bernstein.s Orchestra. Tho dac:irg
began In the theater at 10 p. -, while lthe
supper was served at the pleasure OF the
guests. A nns coAe.on OF paintings was dis
played In one OF the lower Among the number.
five belonging Mr.. A. T. Stewart loaned for the
OCCASION upon special insurance poiicy oil 10000
Among the paintings exhibited which were most ad-
mired were the following: Charity 6y Meissoner;
After the Ball." by otevens "Vilags Posi- Obce. by
wood "Toursts," by B9uti0onne; ,'The 5gak9 Cnarn.
The Cruchxion." by Geronle; In his Studio" py
cOsura: "Hooi Mountain" by SuVdsm; "villIge InD"
by Huber and 'rne Tambofine Player" by Bougueroau.
Included iu the liss or he eminent lnved guess pres
ent wore YcePresdcnt Wilson, the Earl OF Caihnes'.
Kentucky. Gov. A. H. Bullock, Senator Jones', the
Hon; A G Cdrt'n. A. BiorS.adt the artist, aud j. /.
The Reception Committee of the club was composed
Of the following gents,nen: j. NJ Fske, E. L. Ftncner
W. J. HSppIa. ". borden. j. " Blseow. D. F. Appie'
Sn R,,a i smith b KeeGali 9, T. snsptrd. \
Gautier. W. Armstrong Christopher Tyler. q. ID. Van
WAGNER, a. w. Pcrki9r, A. s. Hach. T. ~ s. - sesSyiil' s'
W. Tlorne, +. II. Tows. W. III. HurlDurt, f. +. Hot
brook. j. r. Morgan. Il eastman Jonnson, g. A. Biker;
FstcHer Harper. jr, J. NJ CoBstaOo. f. Hardy, NJ U.
Leffofts. j. ID. Lyon.
Tne Floor Committee included tho following: G. Fl. d.
Hi f. q. Richardson. l. r. Roe. III. Erskne Smith J. u.
BROOKS. NJ A Prenti H. Furlnan Hail T. g. G rham. Il.
III. Man. Artnur +. Bees. L. dc f. Woodruff >. Frank
STANTON. G. a Peabody Jr. H. n. Poor F. C. LOrng, q.
Il. Wdite.
The Committee of Arrangements composed Of C.
W. Griswoid, j. Il. Gay. and +. 4. Walker
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

summit TO receive circular pier Of about 50 feet In
diameter and the outside OF which s composed OF care
fuy cut granite IN blocks about two feet thick ara nVe
feet ale ernatinG with bolts which reach well into
the solid filling of the iDteror Great di.-
cnlIes encountered in the building OF this pier
owing to the necessity Of working upon the lower
the tides. and being situated upon one
of the most exposed points OF the sound the 0rce OF
the waves and winds WIS Intense. Tne bOats ana
material were frequently swopt away BY tho stnrms'
aud the work beset by many dangers TO ife works
observation, were regarded usually defective,
owing TO tho rpfap island generally being
made too smah 10 resist tho. outward pres.ur1
ana weight OF the structure. The Improvement IN
The Illuminating apparatus or lighthouses was
shown, aud the preseDt economy IN tho uso OF oils Io
burner In is OF the original pattorn che larger
ODos having two more cOncentric Sicks. A smah
tank hndng oil ls situated that the heat l0n uie
burner keeps the oil warm and a sman tube leads u
down to the lamp. where upon tho surface 0i tue OIL
floats valve which closes tho supply tube when fhe
t0l releases tue valve, and this alter
mating action keeps the supply always equal TO tho
demand OF the burner. Tbis contrivance
Is tho invention OF Mr.. Funk. and is to be found In
eyory weequlpped Lighthouse upon our coasts. The
optical peculIanties or the Fiesnel lens were snogn
by diagram, and the principles OF ths rcv0ynR hKht
on which there wero no lenses. but bolt OF glass en-
crciing the lamp, clearly tated. TIE Gtsh iiSbt
was reyolved by clock work, and It's movement 80 Gre
fully regulated that ships at toll by tho durd-
lion OF the nlsh wnat light Il. Different lighthouses
the velocity tho lshes and the
cOlOrs OF the light In closing, tho speaker refrr.ed ID
tho civil aud military status OF engineers the vciss
tudes and trials 0f the profession, well as It's arac
tiens aud rewards l
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

IIiK BILL FOR TIE IMPROVEMENT OF THE HARLEM
AND EAST RIVERS CONQUERED IN BY THE SEN
ATE-A BILL FOR THE PAYMENT OF MEMBERS
OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. 20. 1875.
Mr.. DAYTON presented the memorial OF the
Wine and Spirit Society OF the United States asking for
o change In the Excise laws.
Mr. WOOD presented the remonstrance OF citizens OF
skaneateles against changing the county boundaries
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. LowRRY-To establish law library In tho
Chy OF Utica.
BY Mr. THoMPsoS-To amend the laws relative TO the
National Guard. -. ,
By Mr.. BRADLEY--Relative to banks.
by Mr. LANNG-To amend the Revised Statutes rela'
tive to the payment Of costs.
The Assembly resolutions asking Congress to make
appropriations for the improvement OF the Harlem ana
East Rivers were announced and concurred In.
The Assembly bill relative to daily balances In the
read.
Mr.. GROSS explained the proposed changes contom-
plated by bill and asked that IT be ordered 10
Third reading. -
Mr.. WooD opposed the motion, when Mr.. GROSS
moved b. refer tho bill to the Senate Committee on
Cities which was done. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
ALBANY NOTES.
Adjourned.
ALBANY. Tuesday,

ALBANY Tuesday Jan. 28, 1875.
The Assembly Committee Oh Clues gave hearing this
afternoon TO persons interested In the blu amending the
charter OF the American Institute which supersedes the
,rasent Board of Trustees OF seven, and Boari OF
Directors Of six, with Board OF Trustees OF
thirteen giving them the power to appoint
ths committees which now elected. Col f. A.
Conklng appeared III opposition to tho bili' ana q
number OF representing the present adminstra
ton among them the Hon OreSles CleVeahu fresueht
OF tho Institute in ts favor Tue discussion was very
hitter and WAS sometimes with dficulty Kept withln
proper bounds. The Committee finally decided tlat ~
you'd not report the bill Iayorably unless could DO
SHOWN tbat majority OF the members OF the Institute
desired the changes proposed by IT, and adjourned tho
hearing for week III order 10 give uhe or an GA
preston OF opinion on that point.
The Committee have made Mt Costigans bill amend
ing the city charter special order for Thursday next
The bill will 90 reported rayoraby, the provision
respecting the election OF Aldermen being strcken out
,bus reducing the bill TO ts two main features, the
restoration Of the cOnrmatory power to the Board OF
Aldermen rnd the vestD of absolute poWor or removal
i'm ne
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
DOMESTIC MARKHlS

ALs.sr jan 26-whest-Nothng dong Rye steady .. eoc
Sse lots or 10 store Corn quet snd STEADY al SO
Gic for All era ies sales 63c Barley weak
% Canada private terms understood TO 6s 81 40
Buyr,Lo Jan eReceips all through shIpmensFour $500
bb; What 1900 bub Corn, 0UO bush Oats 1000 bah
Barley BOO bush kye, 500 bush toer dah 'ma sales 9lnc
uoas 1nehuge whsa; better demand aud nnn ses Of 2VVO
bush No 2Mwsukee at 81 O6 400 BUSH sheboygan a. 81 %
4OO bu.h No Chicago at 81 Corr ha e o. ear. NV & on
Tor state on the Barley da sales Of Soowed state
At 81 III Seeds dull sales Of $50 egs Timothy At
ear, "a kht sold at IS. Mghwine. held at V7c
CLnfs,sD 26wheas quiet and unchanged Com weak
7c Low do zoe Oats STEADY ami UNCHANGED Pero-
ean stead, STANDARD White csrOu csc Legal Test, l0'aei
DETROIT jan dill and uneh.ne.d Wheat qule, ard
ccpu Plour bbs; Wheat 5000 bash Corn. 5000 bush
O,is sbpnents Flour, 900 bb Corn OOO osh
MJw.rKss jan 28-Pour quiet aad steady Wheat steady
No Mwsakes g4c; No 65T Febru. S9'sei March SOAte
0, quiet aud steady No e.'h aud fssraiTy Sie UG5a as
and declining No. Spnne 81 20 No s. 81 II Provisions aae,
nOmiasl Msss POs sla rnme he,, sig 20 EIa Prime
Meatsshouds oose, 6Aci hides O<c. bored Pnae. S'l
Lard-Ke lac rendered nominal ai Sl3 90 kecspts-
Pour 1000 bbs Wheat $4,000 bush shpnsn-fiouT llOOO
HInraTs jan 26-FiOur dali and dropping q. 81 75as7 25
dali Oats dull And unchanged foh vi
Shoulders, Clear Rib saa Clear sides 's and lOhs
Esw0lLxAss Jan. 26o.u weaker At 6sg icc Bna 81 -
ssd Clear sidss lie and We Ham,
Ovsao 26-sosr steady and uahanged GALE. q $40 sea
wnte s6 rs r Double kI, whsa, qaiel kIt. White hiss
gsa 81 81, No. Mlssukss cb 81 20 Corn unchanged :. ssc
Boisd, $50 Zoe Uaboed a,llfssa-shsts, saii sAiV
| s,.ah, t26i Midilings $50 v ton. . . ,
7OL, MAJ 7Isc Low MIei, Ste o4I dsli aal Gs'h.sss
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
A NOVEL IDEA.

The prominent lawyers who will have Offices
in the Equitable Building have suggested to the Society
the proprety OF apart hr aud
in central part OF their great building to be well fur
nshed with book casos, which shall be for common
library for the exclusive OF tho tenants Each law
var in the building to be invited loan to tho library
such books az he may be willing to place there. The
room to be furnished. cared for, and warmed by the
Company. the only expense to the tenant to be small
ANIMAL contribution for the purpose of purchasing
books which, added to those loaned ct the start would
in short time form most valuable law library With
such a guild established exclusively for the use OF
tenants, the Equitable would become most desnaoe
nco for awyers and would be superior to the Temple
in London The Equitable is said TO be seriously cen
s,derin1 the proposition.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
TIE CHICAGO BANK FAILURE.

THE PROSPECT DIsCoURAGISG TO TIE DEPosfroRs-
IT'S GOOD PAPER PLEDGED TO THE FOUR NEW
YORK EsPOSDENTs-RETIBEMENr OF MR..
ALLEN FROM HIS PRESIDENCY OF HIS OTHER
BANKS.
CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Examiner Sphinx left this
city this for NewYork, TO complete the e1aml
nation OF the affairs OF Mr.. Aliens bank. What little
transpres concerning the resources OF the defunet To-
ttutop ia not such encourage Its stockholders or
depositors or reflect credit upon is management III
there are any assets with which pay dividends, they
seem 20 have so far eluded discovery. The capital OF
the bank there is good for saying, has been
wasted irrerievaby and all the good paper that II
held has been pledged to NewYork for advances Tho
Cook County Bank had four correspondents In New
York-the GerInan-Americau, National, the American
Exchange National, the Chemical, and Aleu- stephens
Co. Between tese. what there was OF good bills re-
oeyabe has been divided security for their ADVANCES
and one or two OF these amounts have been ovsrdrawn
rbete f. desIte among tho oreditors-very natural
upder the circunstances-t0 have receiver appoA,u'
ras eXyssienCo Of 92@e Of ,ho lsQoEi2r,2 u oF.Asb
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
LATEST SNIP IykR&
lFor Lotea SarD sers see P9,th Pa0e.l

i''' "NN's 'f'V "eNs &C fV~ hoVc'l
ARRIVED.
s'oa9o as,i R:a%o9i c' Point aud Norfolk MA
Mares 10 b, yIcA Tl. haea t Gistslsr SOI. sOd lIA
steamship Goo<s CronHsu Bleoa Pond With ndse and A.
Sa6 ,Tof Ktebbus Springer New Be f'rd. with md> ,na
steamship Nsp1ns, Berry Boston With mde pass H. y
se.m.hp s1 avio Soaesoo Savannah 1,a g. With ph .s
siI (usu toAs Chne Of and foa D0'ios IN
scar. Sand, Hook Ptese Sorolk ~ days With corn.
SoSr Villas t. Joas Le Yorasadiaa & Pa J.a IS sS
t'-
sc TryoD. sioh%on9 ,aaB. si1soa. y,rd%.
ANCHORED At nAEI's ISLAND.
Bark Lepanio. Meais. Boston. Ia ballast
Steamship. Eus.nd and Nevada cf Lir.oo City o, ns,. s-
sTaa ia T %GH oI yH. ,h S S' & 5 t,s"S. vs. osss
Sio 2lSGi sf5 for pofs H. '' ''' '"'
"lND-Sans1 Light, W. clear
DISASTERS.
HoEyrK W. Jan 2g1Ss. M.I IL weseott . rPe'tea ..aor.
PORTLAND ae Jan 26schr Keokus from St Johns Gr Ps-.
night Ga boS ar lda where she renamed parity hed ~ih
AMI cAssO badly daDgd
TIE OF the csr E. knight ashore at POInt AeOn 10
dispatch from F.,s ue.ry a. the v,ser 90,
' sco T. o1 SIM sa in " rs Is & sue 81, @ '0S o % stssa
coming Od When too we.tser permits
steamship Geo Appo for 6allnooi bars bsan from Area bss
AriLas NHi lgOa, &. Benz iOIgZ Aarcs
Ana. LYolt for t' o booth bay ani "oots Hole AAaea.
PORr ROYAL s. o. 26-AnTed schr Rebescs Pionee hs
S4v1ss.n Jan 2G-Arvei. steamship. Dun,tanborougp Baa
D.sms Gibraltar, San JcuO ron NrT.1ork OnsDt I-OLeS
birks Rb1th. Martin, LiveDoOi Jessie 19rgsH go
D. Iur er j. q r. Fan from Pollni. a<ts
roc MaYsgue& Cleared Ia Lev for Bat mOra;
Katie Ccls D4nen. SAILED steamships Csopatr., Cr hesYOr
sg for Banoei snip County Of PietOu Tor Liverpool La4
Clara. bremeD
FokrREss MoSRoE jan 26-Aryei scAr ". Drvy from Rs
for
PHLADELPa jan 26At Delaware Breakwaer steamship Tos
wanas. .fronlN lining on for Pniaiepha.
BALTIMORE Jan. 26.-Arnyv steamships Wilmington Hons.
Bi.chea
Nunbrz jaeger bneu Sea Gull for Ch4EiestoB D. J. Po
WA Lawrence, Boston, LJnss Esentes.
NJ Alesndo DaneVr utol rrsyerso Cork big l-s>
Orb r Albert Thomas for savannah ses
buZs DAISY AsieTa sHss, for lOLeuLsoaG
Fred " alton, for hey W West
FOREIGN POETS.
ANTWERP Jan 26-lbe steamship ssz Rand. Jscksol. fou
NeS.. ora Jan. -, arhyel here to-ay
BRsroL jan 26The steamship Cornwall stamper sailed tody
LoSDos Jan 30 Sailed for the United States. KsOs So1f
Chief Elizabeth, Ara Sarpea. ak0 NtoosS
the and AugOinA Bouarh AIrV6
2lth ilst John rjas, aud Nol der yl Arrc "a
On Fo tirsh Alex Marshall Fes3. "A VA
Also arrived
Alsa, AaeVA boTnaisn, LGlaD La ne
LiyxRPooL NJ S. jan 25Arrived PAuny Fern GOuese
HArASzls 24-Arved sch. Nsud C. Br) from Havsa.s
A. W-eXs POrtliEii ro3 Peaaco ArveI
big en H. (br JON. B steamship Valley cay AvJ weIs
bark. Rachel Poaa4 Brothers. 81 ThoDas sng he'na feA
Nsw.York.
QusESsTows jan 2G-Arved steamship He'd. (Br. from Bee
ST. JONI n B. jan 26-Cesrcd bgsntiae gpbsn
Sailed, bAsa COaaaGsht. Tor AoatsUleo
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

National banks ss In the case OF the Metropolitan Bank
OF this citys not such to show roseate hue on
the process Of voluntary liquidation. IL can undoubt-
edy be 90 managed operate very unequally. par
tiouariy against the smaller depositor. The Controller
under tne National Bank act has tho power to sp-
point . receiver. and tho creditors OF the
bank will probably apply to have ono appointed dis
patch from Des MoiDes states that Mr.. H. r. Alen mas
resigned Presidency OF the National State Bank OF
Iowa, at Des Mones and that Mr. James Callahan mas
been chosen 10 I'LL the position; and that Mr. Allen has
also resigned the Presidency Of the Capital CITY Bank at
Des Moines Contrary tn promise. Mr. Auens private
oank at Dcs Mones has not reopened and tho Time tor
doing SO Is apparently indefinitely postponed.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

cRASR-sudisn ofDsod fes Jan q? biz late re,isa. iss
cr.n. caG,.oG IN ,Ss 3stS yesr Of Ii. age
Notice Of funeral tomorrow.
poYLR-A, hi, lat. residence. 4os West Thirty 0qhs sundy
norapr u paounOs, cOnsha' Do's ia the sa y'.<
pnst G tate pc. from Church Of ST. seh,c' Trty,ecosd
EiEthaye Wednesday morning. zII1 INST a. "A 9e'el hs
further notice
PUyxR-on Monday 25h Inst, Liverpool EOs,ud Robert FnSs
HARRIYGTOS-In BOohyu jar &c. 1875 ifr, short lost
Mrs Harrington. wife Of Thomas Harrington. IN the 6Oh
He, funea vii take pl,c. residence es9 Butl.r'.
THURSDAY morning $50 o'clock, ron thence 20 A. 10 epGs
Church Paae near y.ReeIo.'. .se.o 'gS 20 IsSss %
Rel,uves are requested to attend
kEIssRsudasuIy 10 Philadelphia 90 25A Inst Psuu. ks4ss
wife Of EDWIN ~ Ksser.
KrNKDy-Iu Broolyn on MOnds jan 25 At l6s wilOsshbr
Bridget KOn.dJ mother Of ksnedy book publisher aged "
The relative, and friends Of the family speetl, invited .esa
CSuTcS Of Oar Lady Mercy Dsoevoscs.
Calvary Ceaesery.
LEoYARp-A. Orange Junction j. George R'Ors Ot.at
a.1s are ia1sed 10 attend funeral Wednesday 9Th as
MALLBrT-on Nopd,y jan 25 congestion NH. brain sesi,nis
Ean.ssi from tie deScs his o,otA. rAOu. Msit
ford Conn Wednesday. at OeOci Trans from Sevlis-.
McSAIRA'. Dee s7! sDsss,I9p o. ts, lang, pp.o.a A.
f1a:1.i scSsA ri.iSs. if.isss saj.'' sJ o.
hoRRIs-rn BrOOiyu Monday the 2sh inst ices. Morr,
raDsrS nom bis rssdeue sos Adelpht wtu.y s7s ..
n2pm
soULroN-ou Tuesday, 2sh nst, Nj. Severn KOulioa
69th Of her sse
Fuuers services late residence $50
THURSDAY. 23h inst, Al O'clock FreA4s and relatives
invited TO attend the services
PERRYsundAy evening JAN a. at $50 M& Sarah Perry 81
pleuro pneumonia sged 03 years ami uOltls.
services 402 saesti Brooklyn, Wednesday Jas a.
2pm
PoTTs-n BOLlyu jan 25, Emma H. vile Of TAoIi Potts Ia
29th Of her
residence, No l2O PulAsai On Wsdaesay 2Tsh nat -
z O'Clock m
TATg-Op Sunday Jan "a, william Tate, sgeI 81 yesu
RELATIVES and friends Of he family are nyed 10 nd The fana roe
late residence No. IL PrOspecpos, Brooklyn, weDes.
Jan. 27 n2pm
yAsDRRBRCK-Jsn 25 Pbabe v.rderbeoL aged 90 Jears
Invited the fOa her late Tnss NO ~ barrow
~ Wednesday, Al 0clock
wgED Dau Conn Jan 2j Hannsh vidOv Of BerIiu sei.
Pan,rsi az o'clock weanes.v 27 the Presbyterian ub
wILRY-in Brooklyn TUESDAY 26h inst Mrs rsbsh wiey.
re.et Of Alexander Wiley, eyed s5 ytsr AID nouhs.
relatives and friends Of e family poetlr Invited attend
nera tie residence Of her daughter Mra Sarah Cooa.
No. l4l BrOOsJD Friday 29ih iOst O'Clock
wLLIAMs-At bis r,sle0e 19l Washing stont, Hobokeu.
| Williams 10 the 5Sd year Of his
funea takes 10 o'clock WEDNESDAY from Msv
Church Relatives aud epds Invited TO attend.
wOOD-At ADELAIDE South Ansahs the 20sh Oohsr lST
Mary fAEces wife Of John Wood late Of glasgow Scotland ava
| Esw.lOrk.
roUsa-A. Dover Ss~Jsrsy. Jan "a 1875, william l. Young
| ags TS yesu and 10 months
Puneral secesh at he Presbyissu Church az 2 Wedues
day The 21h The friends and relatives invited ssad -hO~
| further notice.