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Nrw YORK. Tuesday. Aug. li.-Rcccipts of
hcrNcs were 10 car oad or 2n head hut there was
trade 81 consequence and material chance either
t' tone OF ~ market OF IN price Dressed beet was in
limited demand NJ s@iurc. r n for ordinary tn primo
native hccf sides aud Gs7fs Tor roNa. beet
Recent. of calves were 3ru head The demand was
fair and the market closed with arm feeling at -
= n fnr common a. rrime vca aud ~ aic Tor ordinary
u irr huti.rmk calves Dressed veal was iarly active
at iurl2c r r.
Receipts ~ sheen and lambs car Aads or $50
heat and upward az - loads remained un-old
YESTERDAY. I'll. attendance Of huNVr. limited. ana
the sales effected NJ former punfRtnns or .
tiac r. for common prime sheep ana haHi,r. tor
ordinary 10 choice lambs Dealers report slow trade ne
5ealth q n Tor dressed mutton. and Sold Tor DIRE So
lambs
Receipts of swine "a loads 22feh hogs There
load. rir Ohio hogs sale alive. hold
ats r n with - ~ r 10 h. offered
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FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY. Aug II L. M-Thc bulk of the
bus ness to-day WAS in Lake Shore. Western
Union. Delaware. Iackawanna and Western.
and Michigan Central with moderate attcn-
ton attracted 10 Rock Island. Northwestern pre-
icrrcd. New York Central. 81. Paul preferred
Delaware and Hudson. and Morris and Essex
The general tone of the market was heavy and
lower. with indications that the clilucs were en-
deavoring to market their wares in view OF the
late extravagant advance. During the day. Lake
Shore sold ut 3is@53i@527.. seller 3. o. So. "a
80. seller . Western Union at 72i4@72h@71 az
72f@7lh@7lA; and Delaware and Hudson at
43@42A @43 &@49 .ai3@ i2's@ i2&. Michigan
Central ranged at 47'.@4s ,@47'.. seller 2. Or
4sA. buyer 3, oil 40 AZ =. ami Rock Island ut
% d W9j 1905 The Other shares were only
incidentally dealt IN. the flu tuations in which
The touh number Of shares dealt in was 40
70, oi when Lak. Sh9r' rgpr s,nt-d 2'l2s
ana Mrst"rn, lltol, Michigan Central, Loss
Rock Islhni. 4 $50; NOrihw storm 900 .tn pre-
i"rred idnoi DelAwarr and HUDSON Canal,
I-~eX. 2ui3: Pacific Mail. 200: Wabash $50
Ohlos. 600. Hannibal and 81 Joseph. 500: do.
preferred, 300; Illinois Central. 800. Atlantic
Express, 227 chi ago. burlington and Quincy.
200 Ere. 800; N"w Jcrs > Central i2O. Unlnn
yer preferred. 100. ST. Louis. Kansas ('ity and
Northern prei.rred 200; Wells Fargo Express.
In ,he gold markctthc transactions wcrc nom
inh, without speculative int .r'st. All OF the
an odS @t' la,e. "S W.T. ,J ne 100 Of gold were
y, "a. aiA r cont
ENchans' NJ, ss''s',- soia suee. ON -" ana
t,r.,t ,u The Iullc i,'tS 7n,'
The aay business AZ M e'el sa'c. sub Treasury
~ ~. .gd haane' - r''a'7 - nrfnc' reccilt-.
na.gnc,. s'l a-o.al1 - ou'i''n. sa7g,'"
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PgousoSs depression IN, prevailed in prices of hog
product, There apparently dc-irc To- close out stocks
IT best prices Beet AMI beef hams In better demand.
To- day porn lower with sales OF Si3 10 and
ior s,i mhor AT els a. and oner,d ut sis ~ tor
D'ccmhcr Bacon and cut meats dun and nominal Lard
lower aud dun .elc. 100 tcs At - 7'@s~o Tor prime
deliver, sputcs Gliding ~ - ~ for september and oc
hcn,v wc qnoio rdrk wr,icrn mes si.l 7s%sia ~;
lrimc me- si3e;ia 80 extra rrime s'eslo Lard.
= ~ Hams Smused civ r D.. ~ sia'sc picked.
1lRa12Sc. Should Smoked city. Gle. picked ~
Wc.,cru' aux ciiy' Il, 17,t &c. western. = XII.
siras2l Beei-rnit mess. s2ssi9. extra mess. sl3 %
GnMN-Ihcrc has been In the past week notable DC.
GIN. in wne", ant ont. and corn has lstto rly tended
quite unseticd sales 5do bush, mostly new VIM
rcd mud amh"r the latter closing a 81 i1@tl ~ ana
wic, 81 NOS 81 old -rng nominal at 81 ioessl 80,
sales blood bush closing at about ~ ~ Tor No rcd
winter August and : ~ ior september and ~ u tor
saesoc for state aud 7oa72' Tor Wc.icrn it,n bu-h.
81 the latter sold for August delivery ~ - Barley malt
Oats active AND rather ht'cr sales 5000 bush 2i
3oc ior western mixed 3into Tor DO white 2-s43c tor
nj Ton poor mixed ant h5c for choice white aud
new white Western TO arrive at ~ @i3c. Indian
the spot steady. -alr the spot lO4 90 bush 1t
54groc Tor Western mixed. including steamer missed
livery 1890 bush. Including steamer mixed nj 5-c.
Tor Scnenhor, and no at 5sAc foI August and 5s'ic.
Gnoctnirs-Rio corcc was more active and We al.
vance prices trihc sales i- bags ut s'c and a
steady aud more active sales 3pi hng- Iiouayra "a
private terms Rice steady and moderately active.
on private term. Raw sugar. contnu dull aud weak
lioloat-c Refined ~ dininf w. quote coffee
Java. 2aqe2uc Maracahn l.@2pisc and Rio. ~ .
Moa--'s cuia rnnins a,c Porto Rico. 3@eiic sew
orleans fff'v Tor nov. Su.rrs-fmr tu snul rchuns
ur hard ami 10 lIl'ar. Tor
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FrreIllNG T.. l.. Aug II. The body u a man
Wa tDuHi nrr h'N on tor-r Point having uo ci"th',
on hut huru urhDt with ue l,,i, Aim, House '
had nn has r.ht fore ANN picture u the crurlh SION
done Nltl ludhu INK ON ihr Nt picture at tlr tod
dr-s ui LihDrtN. with These lOtrr- - Lows He had
also marked in Iudmn rk ncross his body the words,
" True I'll death tu :. W Mrk IL Appeared iuNhN"
been IA the water only few DAYS He l. about ,ct >
inches hish stout build, and between 90 and 90 years
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West rrtich street north side 100 fcci west Of Eighth
avenue. Si2 ON
l. = Piullps-onc ihrcc-Storv brown stone house with
lot 2NifN East ftV eighth street, south sidt, ITO
feet east VI Third avenue. = Np.
The remainder ot announced snlos were adjourned
number Of foreclosure announce for to-day
the EXCHANGE.
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"Unclo Toms Cabin" has been revived al
Woods Theatre, and is very crelirhly played
hy "A large and efficient company The nm
uDatnd popularity of this play r. something
astonishing. ltouiw'ar- md Stiil otrun- thee
classical. th. cmoloual and the luri-ian
dramu- that belong i'a later 'h'"l II puhln'
nr'e ron's CnlOp' Is. I'm H. ~, sum .lrnt
answer 90 the constant complaint Nat no Ant'rl-
~ p,riUrmun al Wood'- rileatre pr -"uts
nWud and lunulnhia Iopp in VI laura AZ
hrrii. and a heroic iu'Ir Tam IN Mr. LOUIS
y, slayer The humor amt the sentiment of
These .p,rSonhlcs are rr'tiVrd hy the assem-
hagos with as keen 1'stas If 1hey were not at
al thrcadDarc.
a Pheasant "a. wen rs Prompt
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j. Mccormick aud j. Sranon. u, II. 81; I,
IIu-hc. and j Brady r. a. d J, Nina, ~, Is, 10, n
u, d. Mccarthy, "a, - -, IL, 10
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CUISINES q hes.

Dama.cus. the beautiful city. wa. famous for
IT, vNN.rUl hiIi- huf Visit rftf finfuif M,
NJ ru''nr. ,i.arNu- ir n. beautiful CarIct. which
uuW -,lAn- cheaper than ever
For Ncryous Prostrnti"n. Female Irrcgutar-
ito nUlf'f SiNf essnc-. lnirrup pun. IT. urn,
AMI SlfH. . nn1 y VOL u orders thr o. /, 400 remedy
equal &c. FARMER : "a u-,r Tonic
Holmnn's iVcr Pnd courts investigation. 10
cuiuutls prejudice ATT lltf dfIi. -lsi, h. tn them
The best Kennedy tor Children while reeth-
MI " lN~AitN
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M.fRINE INTELLIGENCE.

siSf.rrnF AINANAc-rnfs
Sun rises ~ sun sets q - Moon SETS. 10 IL
men vNrrR--riffs DAY
Sandy Hook. II a. Duy Island ~ 81 Hell Gate. -
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\ PIensan, u. wen u. Prompt

Method Of removing symptoms Of collie exhibit
cd " ehl.1ieu Ia " s,e MIX Vi Ma1nesia-AH.
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AVIATION To Mr.. CQNKL!!NG:
TIJI sTVtTOR WELCONED HONE ny mrs
NIIGHBORS .IND FRIENDS.

. vr,cr,ion In Albany statutes. Illumination.
mud Fireworks at Iitiic Fails senator
Herman welcoming him 4" hts u"m"
u,ilttrut reception Mr. oni.iing speech.
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shipper iu Hn.dtAUf % klI.h A co.
900 Fulton ~ ,hni -'t' titAiNAv.
TRANSIENT HOARD AT>u UoTIL,
FRI ISLAND. 20 lVl tAf lNtNi ,.nl i..if. " flIV
Island, ~ ~ WV lIvm aAtA.ly MN AJnlAL
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Leaving q surplus December 81 1876 of S1aa 3nb 90

Leaving surplus December 81 1876, Of. S249 306 90
Assuming that the new lines constructed and pur.
chased uurng the year worth what was pad lor
thcm and adding thereto the paid the shares
OF companies leased 10 the Western Union H. 2 and
~, all ofwhich purchases have been made on "a basis
which yields not less than ten per per an mum In
any case, H. Will be seen that the actual surplus at the
close of the year is Ss22, 400 IS.
AS inquiries arc occasionally made concerning the
obligations or the company respect TO It's leased
lines II seems proper TO state in this connection that
upon the outstanding stock owned by he Western
Union oil the companies leased Is about $685. OOO As
these payments are made IN small sums ut a time and
during almost every month In the year the amounts
charged directly to profit and loss ut the time of
payment and are included IN the expense account OF
each month
The revenue Of the company from other sources
than regular telegraph business Money trans
icrs dividends, &C., amounts to than tho an ual
payments Tor rent of leased lines
The growth OF the companys property and business
during the year Is shown by the following comparative
exhibit OF the miles Of line and wire and he n mber
OF Offices on the hrst days OF January 1875 and 1877
and the number OF messages IN 1875 and 1885,
Jan l, 1876. Jan /, 1877. Increase
Miles Of line. 1897 77O92 3775
Miles of wire. ...... 49,, lU2 19l994 gs47
Number OF oihces.. 6,'o9 1882 493
Total number OF messages sent in 1875 1866 479.
number sent in 1876, 49, 446,6 ,697 Increase us
The report states that there has been expended
during the year Tor now instruments and appara u.s.
and Ior the furniture and fitting of Offices over
$500, 000 Although this expenditure was all or new
property, II says and with entire propricty might
has been charged profit and loss as current
expensps
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DIED..

ADAMs.-On Tuesday, March 13 1871 MARY A., wife
Of William Adams and daughter oil =. Carroll aged "a
years and months.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend The funeral at her late residence go
Broome ST., Thursday, 18th INST, at O'Clock.
ALLEN. suddenly. OH Wednesday, March IL, WILL
ALLEN, native OF Fermoy, county Cork Ireland,
aged Al years.
Funeral IRON his late residence, SIS I'd av., on FRI
day, 10Th inst, at one O'Clock T. NJ.
BsILEy.-At Quincy, Fla, March 0, AARON T. BAILEY,
age 20, son OF George +. and Sarah A. Bailey oI Dan
bury, Conn.
Relatives ana friends respectfully invited to Az
tend the funeral, Thursday, March u, at
o'clock +. NJ at tho residence Of his wiie's father,
Benjamin 1,ynes, No. s East 45th st. Remains TO DO
taken TO Greenwood.
BEssoN-At W Weson (Conn.) Military institute, 18TH
ins CHARLES ", only son 0 Samuel a. and Eliza A.
Besson, In his 10th year.
st.. JERSEY City Heights March 49, at hafpast eleven
A. ii. Newark and New York Railroad no Bergen
av station, loot Liberty ST. half-past nine, ton and
hali-past ten A. N. lnterment at East Chester ~ Y.
BoyLE-In Brooklyn, March IL, 1877, Mrs. BRIDGET
BOYLE relict Of Edward Boyle in the 77h year OF her
age.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, from the residence OF her grandson
John ID. Argumbau, No. 80 strong place. on Friday
morning, at nine O'Clock thence 10 ST. James Catho-
dral, Jay st, at ten o'clock
Paterson IN. J.) papers please copy.
BRIGcs.-On sunday. March IL, 1877, GEORGE f.
BRIGGS, In his 62d year.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on Thursday, March I5 at two
O'Clock r. NJ. from the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Wiamsbridge, Westchcster county, N. Y. Trains
leave Grand Central at 1880 aud 80 Carriages will
be W waiting at WilIiamsbridge depot
BRooKs.-On Tuesday. March 13 Of Briehrs disease,
ELIZA Brooks, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited to
attend the funeral. this Thursday at two o'clock,
from the residence Of her son-tn.law, y. Thomas,
NO. 1863 Wost I'D 1t.
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CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.

Tho regular monthly meeting Of the directors of tho
Cheap Transportation Association was held yesterday
afternoon, President Conckln in the chair. yhe Com
mittec Terminal Facilities reported iavoraby upon
method OF handling grain at this port, tho in.
vcntlon OF Mr James Moore. The same committee
reported progress upon The proposed use OF the Bolt
Railroad for freight transportation.
The Committee on Claims aud Grievances reported
that they had been unable to decide what action 10
upon tari OF the railroad companies IN tho
matter Of freight, owing to the rapdty OF the changes
IN the rates The committee however think that "uni-
form rates between the West aud tho scaLoard Cities
without distinction between s0-caed local and COM
pettlvc' business, and the abolition OF tho special
coastwsc and drawback' system, are essential 10 an
equitable and enduring tariff bass.'
Messrs Miller, Horny and Waters were appointed
committee to confer with like committee Of the Board
bodies.
General McConanghy gave the meeting an idea Of the
progress made in the matter OF the projected Peoples
Freight Railroad from New York to Chicago and ST.
Louis. The aid OF tho association IS desired.
The New York herald., 1877-03-15
FIREMEN COMPLIMENTED.

Several transfers were made at meeting OF the
Fire Department yesterday, and honorable mention
was made OF the nremen who took part in rcscuing
tho inmates OF the tenement house at No "a Ludlow
street Chief Eli Bates forwarded communication
stating he had Investigated the Of the fire
and the circumstances attending II. and he fancicd
that equal honor duo the members OF No Hook
and Lauder Company and those OF Chemical Engine
No. O and Eugno No. IL. Special mention was made
OF tho following hrcmcn --Assistant Foreman Lally,
who carried out Abraham and David Levine; Timothy
Dwyer, who rescued Louis Frank, and Thomas Ahcarn,
W. W. Guy Patrick Foley and John CavaDagh, each
OF whom saved more lives George Murphy,
Hook aud Ladder Company No. 0, also com
menued for his bravery
The New York herald., 1877-03-15
LARGE COAL SALES.

THE EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF COAL BY THE
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY ACCOUNTED FOR
THE REDUCTION OF MINERS WAGES TO GO
INTO EFFECT TO-DAY.
The announcements that tho Pcnnsyvana Coal Com.
pany would sell 225 900 OF Pittston coal on the
Goth inst, and that the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western would sell at public 100 900 tons on tho
day, caused to be circulated during tho past few
days. rumors to the effect that a new combination of
the chief coal corporations had been formed. The
truth Of tho matter Is that these auction sales have
been held at regular intervals since the old comb ma.
ton expired, and that there Is nothing new In the
character oil tho sales which advertised to take
place on the date above mentioned except the unusu.
ally large amount which will bc offered The Pennsyl.
vania Company will sell 80 tons OF stoyc 40 600 tons
lump, $4,000 tons crate, 10000 tons cgg 20 600 tons
steamer and 20. 900 tons chestnut, The Delaware
Lacka anna and Western has advertised no sale hut
II Is not improbable that II Will hold one.
Whom questioned OIL the subject yesterday Mr.
Mead, The President OF the Pcnnsy vania Company
stated that the offering OF the extraordinary
Is accounted Tor IN the fact that this will
deliveries 10 take place in Two months April ana Nav
instead OF one month"; AS has heretofore been the rule
He said he was unaware tbat any excitement had been
created by the announcement the large sne was
TO be held. tut he thought IL had been gwen life 10 by
persons Interested IN Stocks and that really there
ground whatever for II. Mr.. Mead said that he
saw immediate prospect OF tho formation OF a COM
bnation OF several companies, although three weeks
ago appearances indicated that one would be made up
within week from that time. That attempt had since
been abandoned
The writer asked Mr.. Mead the object Of his CON-
pany IN making the auction sales, and told that tho
companys purpose was to retain its customers and to
ascertain the demand OF the market Tho Pennsyl-
vania Company was simply coal company, and trans
acted It's business such In an independent manner
as any mercantile house would II had no desire or
intention OF waging war against any Other company.
Mr.. Mead said IT was impossible to predict with any
certainty what prices would BIO brought at tho sao OF
Tuesday He thought that SO would be about tho
average Tho average last year at ,hs time abou
81 S0 He had known OF sales when the bids
overreachcd tho sums that had been expected
He judged that the pricc must ultimately
go up, but could not limit the time within which the
rise would occur. Ho considered that all companies
which possessed tho faciies Tor storing what they
mircd could do no better business than mne at the
present time Privntc dealers or cor poratOns with
small capital could not long stand the now ruling
prices
The reduction OF miners wages, which will 60 into
effect today, was decided In order to gve all the
The New York herald., 1877-03-15
JUSTICE SMITH ARRAIGNED.
To THE EDIroR or THE HERALD

To THE EDIroR or HERALD
In your paper OF Thursday last you report the lam
guage and action OF Justice Smith to a complaint by
mo against my wife and her sister My wife has my
1--WE children and such household goods as possess
went to sec my children as they not allowed to
come to me, and was assaulted as complained
Of can't nght women, nor can | per-
nit to deny my children to me.
went to court for redress and you have reported the
result A complaint setting forth a most outrageous
assault and battery and not denied was dismissed un
heard Your paper Is interested In police outraecs.
hupe you will interest yourself In this outrage of
police Justice and notice what Is yet TO follow. As to
justice aud tho parties originally complained or givo
all concerned justice, no more
g. BURLINa, No. 80 Park row, room 10
The New York herald., 1877-03-15
DEBT OF MONTGOMERY CITY, ALA

Hon. Walter l.. Bragg. one of the commissioners to
examine and report upon the public debt Of Mont
gomery, Ala, who is In town, stated to n HERALD
reporter yesterday that the bonded debt Of the city of
Montgomery amounts 10 about $3.50, ,O0O with float
Ing debt OF $3.50, 900. The railroad debt he says is
$500, 900, upon which there is unpaid interest OF
100000 for the South and North Alabama Railroad
Company. Nearly all OF these railroad bonds. hc
state es held this city aud its vicinity. When they
in the interes; OF the above railroad CON-
pany Mr. Bragg that the real property Of Mont
gomery assessed at 81 000, 600 aud the personal
property at 81 000 and that II the present time
the property assessed at 000 900 and the per-
sonal property at about 81, ,000,0 0O0
The New York herald., 1877-03-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

BAeLEY-CoREy Tuesday March 13, 1877, at Beth
lchcn, N r., ny tho ltov. David Heron, JoHx A. BAG
LEY, of New York city, to KATE C., second daughter
OF Allen Corey, vi West Troy, N. Y.
GUEsr--MICKENs.-- Central Baptist Church, March
13 1887 thc twenty rst anniversary Of the marriage
of the grooms parents by Rcv. J. ID. Herr, assisted
by Rev. j. ID. Wilson, ISAAC b. GUEST Jr, TO LOUISE
f., youngest daughter OF William Mickcns, ESQ., all
OF this city.
HAvLAyp- MIcKEys. AT Central Baptist Church.
March H. 1877, by Rev. J. d. Wilson, assisted by Rev.
J. d. Herr, GEORGE HAvLAYD to DORA, eldest daughter
Of William Mickcns Esq, all OF this CITY,
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GONE AFTER GROCERIES.

George Reeves or No. s74 Seventh avenue, left his
house late Monday night to procure some groceries,
and has not been since. He is thirty three
years old, born In England and is about Ave eet four
inches height, of medium build with dark com
plexion dark eyes and side whiskcrs He was attircd
In black Derby hat brown sack and ribbed
trowscr Tho police were Instructed to look out Tor
him.
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mon full time work. Mr.. Mead had heard OF no COM
plants from the miners the lessenng OF their pay
and did expect TO II all could be employed on full
time
Neither President Sloan. OF the Delaware, Lacka.
and Western, nor President. Dickson, OF the
coal com mbiuaton.
The New York herald., 1877-03-15

tuC tdi 40 iOIOW6 -.
PAID balance OF cost OF new
building and OF construction
carried over from previous
year. =. $54
For three quarterly dividends
OF l1s per cent each, payable
July Is, October l5, 1876, aud
January III, 1S.7...........I,5. 8.
For interest on bonded debt. Al
For sinking iund appropria-
tons. ..............
~ For construction OF now
llUcS. O.
(2) For purchase oil Southern
and Atlantic Telegraph stock Il
(9 For purchase OF American
Telegraph Company tot
MichIgaD) stock. -.
al For purchase OF sundry
other telegraph stocks. pat
ents, real estate, &c. .......
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...$3, 21S. 795 IS
. So, 437, $50 ~

FTOHCs .. - IcO 10 ,U0U N
Increase Of profits in 1876 over 1875. 2lS254 96
Tho net profits Tor the calendar year ended Dccem.
Der 81 1876 So 437 O5o A, appropriated during
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From which dcductipg:--
Dividend OF Ia per cent, PAID
January 10. 1871. .boO7,
One quarters interest on bonded
ueut. ....s.' .'ss: AA~
One quarters proportion OF
sinking iund. nd........,........ ~,
Construction account for quar-
American Telegraph Company
(of Michigan) stock purchased %,
Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Company stock purchased. 10,
Sundry Other telegraph stock
purchased. ..... ............ D,
Western Union currency bonds
OF 1900 purchased ana can
ccilcd IL,
The New York herald., 1877-03-15


sMrrm.-On Wednesday. 14th inst, ANNE SAITH,
wife OF Terence Smith
O'Clock Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vtcd to attend.
SMITH. Wednesday, March IA, JouS SMITH. aged
81 years
Relatives and friends requested to attend the
funeral from the residence OF his daughter of
Monmouth and Sd $751; Jersey City, N. j., on Friday,
March 16, at two T. NJ.
sTKvESsoS.-At Chico, CAL, March 13, WILLIAM D.,
o; Dr. X. W. and Ellen /. stevenson, OF Morris.
town, ~ j., aged 81
rIMMERMASN.-- Tuesday evening, March 49, META
TIMNERMASy, wife Of Nicholas Zimmerman, aged s.
years.
The friends of tho family respectfully invited to
attend his iuncra from her late residence POI West
10TH ST. on thursday March 70, at one o'clock NJ
Paris, France, THOMAS VAN ZAyDT, last surviving son
OF wynant Van Zandt, of Little Neck, Long Island, In
His remains have been inferred tho family vault,
Trinity Church, New York.
VEirCH--On Tuesday morning. March 13 Dawn
'VEIrcH, in The 18TH year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend bis funeral on Friday, tho 10Th inst, at eleven
ton av. East New York.
vooRnIs.--At West Brighton, s. l., on Tuesday
Mnrch 10, OF pneumonia, THOMAS q. vooRns, formerly
/. o. oYo. F.-The members Of Hancock Lodge. No
49, are invited TO attend the funeral OF their late
brother. Thomas G. voorhis at .hc Ascension Church
West Brighton Staten Island on Thursday 10Th inst.
at eleven O'Clock Boat leaves Whitehall at GAS and
WALL -On Wednesday, March IA, 1871 EMMA NJ. j..
youngest daughter of stephen II. and Emeline WALL
In her 21st year.
WARD AT No East seth st., March IL, OF dphtho.
RIA, ARGYLE, son OF Robert and Mary s. Ward aged
years and months.
Funerai at the house. On Thursday at twelve O'Clock
Hc'Vcs ana friends are invited without further p0ticc
-, ,WhEARrr--On Monday, March H. 1877, PgTEs
WnEAKry, aged 45 years, months
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral IRON his late residence. No 246 East 23d ST.,
on thus Thursday, 10Th, at half.past one r. NJ
WILSON AT 81. vinccnts Hospital OF consumption,
EDWARD }. WILSON, aged 81.