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QUOTATIONS..

FLOUR-The market is nrmer. and to-day
there. was moderate Improvement In the de-
mand. Occasional transactions touched Sc 80
" bb but while the market is strong with ten
denotes upward, there is yetno auotable change
In Va gsie a,ote. Fancy extras .ss.s a. choice
extras s. ao4G; family IS 75a5 So: treble
extras g s7ka57o: double extras As74nb12.;
AZ en1oas 81 s"' bb peaers IN
heir trade obtain an advance OF soc U Dbl on
RYE FLOUR Steady 80 50.
HOMtNY-s4 1912 a5. wholesale: 50 5o@2 60
GRI'Ts-Ex landing 81 1902 3d. iobblng at
COKN MEAL-The demand ia good ana
prices are n shade higher. good to choice
Western ruling firm on the landing at ~ 55612 60
v bbl. Dealers obtain an advance Of 15fp25a on
these rates Sales 49, Is. 50. 80. 70 and 40 bbls
at 81 60 v Dbl.
qualities are selling at $40 80 v Dbl, hut strictly
standard mess is held at $40 70 y Dbl. Dealers
quote mess at sll@lI ~ v Dbl.
DRY DRY SALT !, MEAIs,rhe market Is . NOR more
3 b5@3ssc for loose, and SIC for packed shout
ders. Dealers quote .g.c advance on these
BACON-Business In this staple Ia still con
fined to retail aud jobbing proportions. The
supply Il very ample. and The market is wholly
destitute OF speculative feeling. small trans
actions are reported 4s6@44c for shoulders SIC
for clear rio sides and 5A for clear sides,
Sales casks clear rib sides at 51.o. and casks
HAMS-The market Is quiet and steady and
the demand moderate. We quote canvassd
hams aAG91c for large and medium averages
ana ah09ac for small averages.
LAkD-Ih he demand is limited. but prices re-
main quiet and unchanged. We quote: Tierces.
6A@7e for refined as la brand and exc nomi-
higher Sples-25 tierces steam. and 40 tferces
ketla at exc.
BREAKFAST BACON-supply good. demand
light and market dull and easy at s}a b7e for
ordinary. and 71.18c for choice; dealers obtain
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTs-DeaIers are
selling on orders In the job trade at IS IS half
bbl for pig pork; ~ for rump pork: So 30
- rs Tor family mess: pigs feet 81 for kegs. 81
Tor d, kins and 81 Is for bbs.
CORN stock small and market strong.
sales3oo. 1900 and 200 white at Soc 300 do at 54c
300 yellow at soc $50 mixed A. 49, y bushe
OATS-Stock fair and prices steady at 100
Ale p bushal.
:. BRAN-stock fair and market weak at SOC
v ewt.
HAY-Is in fair supply and prices are steady
Chniee FL a %, prime SlsslS v ton.
WHISKY Market quiet and easy We
quote choice Cine unHti at 81 GsG11 To- fair to
good Western at 81 0IG01 o. Louisiana 81 O5ep1 or
POTAT0ES-Supply light and market firm at
ssa3 25 p Dbl.
.oNIONs-Light supply and firm at 81 IS v
CABBAGES-Firm at 50 1904 p box.
APPLEs-Nene here
BUTTER-The market 10 La moderate supply
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We Dos'T CAREi-Some dealers say: Yes, we
know that DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder 1s
the best j. but We don't care II others are MADE
of saw dust or arsenic: 90 long as they afford
us q better profit. and we can sell them, Inc
reason why adnlterated baking wdars are
recommended is because Dir. Prlce's pays less
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A SPLENDID MANSION
INEONE OF THE PhETTIEsT NEIaHpnp
~, HOODS or THE ECoND DIsTRI6T.
streets uos
SUCCESSION OF DIR. AUGUSTA DupAoryrrn
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. Al. lee.

RY o. e. GIRARDEY, Auetioneer-ofao.
- No, 81 Camp street SATURDAY. Juna =
u 3, at Ia o'clock m. Mt the st. Charles Anetiare,
Exchange. will be sold At public auction. in thna
rotunda Of the 81. Charles Hotel I'm fh}s II cit ,'
pursuant to O Judgment rendered by The Hang,
A, L.. Tissot. Judge Of the second District Gnd,rii
for the parish Of Orleans on the sixteenth III
May, and signed on the twenty. first OF Ma.
1879. Ia the above entitled matter, the following,
described property. to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND iii.
uated In the Second District OF this city. ana II
the square bounded by Rempart. Ursulipes III
Claude and Bayou Road streets, measuring 70 n
feet front on Rampat street by 1870 feet In der,th
between parallel lines and front on Ursnjinas
street. all French measurement
The properly forms the northwest corner AZ
Rampant and Ufsulfnes streets. and IA I'M.
proved vi b. . splendid three story brick man.
sion OF modern arrangement, affording st1na.
riOr comfort and eonvenenees, and adnjrsRfv
adapted Tor ariS tocratie and professional real.
dehee. The main and outbuildings are nnt
entirely completed: an outlay Of $1,000 viii ID.
cure the completion, according to plan ana
specifications af J. A. 'Hemeeourt Esd st,rer.
vising architect, to be- seen at the auetlOneeris
office. which VIII render tho property otIe n
the richest aud m st complete homesteads II
the city. Sale positive.
Terms aud Conditions-Cash, and the uur.
chaser TO- assume. In addition to the price If
adjudication the taxes due and exigibls fl 1870
Act Of sale, at the expense Of the purchases
before Jos. Cnyelier. Esd. notary public.
vnv9h 81 ieT "a II ~
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III subsided Id the general market. and under
realiyations there was a reaction OF KIOSK
cent with the greatest decline in coal roads,
Nnrfhwestern Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati
ana Indianapoia and Wabash.
INV YoRK, May A.-Bank statement unfavor.
able; loans increased 81, 7ss 900 :speee Increased
Gan soo. legal tenders decreased 81, 1868 GOO; de-
nnajts increased 50 0Tg, 100: circulation increased
iii 2nn: reserve deereassd " obT .T2b.
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don the price 81 coal varies, according TO the
quality, from S. Is to S. go per ton OF 1000
pounds. The gas companies q London pay
regular annual dividends Of 10 per cent
PHILADELPHIA Record.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF STOCKS, BONDS AND
CITY APPROPRIATION CERTIFICATES
In TIE MATTER OF THE SOUTHERN
Bank-In J. liquidation.
Fourth District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No AZ, 4a0,

by o. T.. GIRARDEY. Anctloneer-O Office Nd.
- 81 Camp street- SATURDAY, June I. 1s7a
~ IA O'Clock m, at the St, Charles Auction Ex.
char e, ~ the rotunda of the 81, Charles Hotsl,
in this city. will be sold at public auction. by
virtue OF an order from the Hon W. T. Hous.
ton, Judge of the Fourth District Court for The
parish " Orleans, dated the twenty third Of
May. 1879. and rendered In the above entitled
matter. the following securities. TO wit
1. sixtytwo shares OF the @ pita stock In The
Now Or cans Gaslight COMPANY.
q. Twenty shares Of the Merchants Mutual
Insurance Company, q New Orleans.
. B. Two shares OF New Orleans Insurance.
Company.
T. len shares OF the Boatmen's and Savings
Bank.
8 Five shares OF the st. Charles Hotel Com.
pany.
6 Two $1,000 Consolidated Bonds of the etY oi
New Orleans. with coupons from July. 1876.
7. A lot ot city certificates OF appropriation
Ordinance No 1868. Administration seriesl Tot
various sums. ana amounting to about $3.50 So
Terms-Cash before ransfer.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ONETARY.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, 1
Haft1rday Evenlne. May "a. 1879.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, 1
Saturday Evening. May "a, 1879. !
We 1uote exceptional paper GOT v cent; Al
do 10; second grade do @: loans on col
lateraIs COS; AL mortgage paper 30; second
grade do O v cent per annum. ..
Mexican dollars are now quoted at $685.
and trade dollars at soaes. Halves and quar-
tiers tAmericanl are quoted at ss@ssk.
The sales Of foreign exchange were light
and rates are firm. Bank sterling rules at
-a4ssh and billiof lading and clear bills at
4s5h@4s6ts.
French bills are firm and quiet. We quote
bank francs -; commercial 5.1s'z@5.1sh.
Bank sight bills opened firm and closed
strong at V v cent premium for bank counter
rate: commercial Is quoted V y cent pre-
MUM.
State Consols flrmer at 4gaM4eh.
Premium Bonds closed firm at 26's @26ss,
Stocks are firm.
Mr.. /. n. Maynard, manager Of New Orleans
Clearing House. has obliRingly furnished us
with the following report of the average daily
condition. after the morning exchanges. of the
Associated Banks for the week ending Friday
morning, May ~. 1879. after the exchanges:
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Commercial and Financial Matters.

yeeterdav cotton was dull and Irregular
Thare was something OF o favorable reaction
In the early part Of the day, but the feeling
changed and at the close prices were marked
d,wn Ia, with sales amounting to only BOO
holee The stock OF cotton at this port
amounts to 5000 bales, against 84,251 bales
laat year. or this 2os5g bales are on ship
hoard. against 20, 044 the same time last year !;
and In tho presses tunsold) 3s,NO bales,
aoanst 81. 2O7 bales last year.
The position OF affairs at the sugar sheds
was without any change The supply is In
nc hands Of spectators. who content them
.olvaa with moderate transactions at steady
prices to the local trade.
AL Tie grain landing the demand was good,
eepecally for corn. and prices were strong at
rates Of the previous day. The sales were
fair.
In provisions yesterday there was q
steadler feeling, but In other respects the
market was unchanged, the demand being
light.
Flour commanded fair attention. The sales
amounted To 21Be barrels, with some transac-
tions touching sc 80 per barrel. The stock Is
light and tho market buoyant.
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COW M ERCIAL.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Saturday Evening. May "a. 1879. !
COTTON The demand was light to- day, and
only 800 bales changed hands. The feeling I'D
prices was easier at q decline of &c y NJ. under
the influence Of lower market ut Liverpool.
The following liz the official closing Of the Get
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JOSEPH LARkOQUE vs.. NEW ORLEANS
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
RECEIvER,H sALEOF A

a
CHOICE DWELLING No. 122 PRYTANIA. BE-
tween EuterDe and Poymnia streets, near
the residences Of Messrs. Black, Howard
and McGinnis.
United States Circuit Court. District Of Louis.
iana--NO. S787.
Dye. E GIRARDEY. Auctioneer--Of ONCE No. 81
- Camp strset-On SATURDAY. May 81
1879. at 70 o'co k m at the ut. Charles Auction
Exchange, will be sold at public auction, by
virtue and In pursu snce Of decree rendered
by the H II. E. 9. Billings. judge OF the United
States Circuit Court for the Distriet Of Louis.
lana. dated the fourteenth ri May, 1872 and
rendered In the above eutitled matter. the fol-
lowing described property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated In
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State ConsoIs showed an Improvement
yesterday, closing firm at 4sl4t04s1s, against
4s1sm49 on Friday. Premium Bonds ruled
firm at 2G7sa26M. against 261sD26'4 On the
previous day. The sales at the Exchange
amounted TO $1,000 OF States and $4,000 OF
Premiums Outside the sales Of 25 shares Of
City Railroad stock at It.. and 30 shares OF
Waterworks stock at 92ls, showing an I'M
Drpvameilt
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AT meeting of the board OF directors Of the
Cotton Exchange, held on Friday evening, the
following gentlemen were appointed special
committee to suggest subjects to be brought
before the National Cotton Exchange to be
held at st Louis on the nineteenth Of July
Messrs. J. l.. Harris, j. w. Labouisse and j..
Landrum.
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pioveirlellt

Since September /, 1878, we have received
at this port 1901 ,267 bushels Of wheat, Ia
bulk, against 1881 bushels for the same
time last year; 50s.Tls bushels of rye, against
514,7s5 bushels last year. 3,55s,0s9 bushels OF
corn, lii bulk, against 4,3l9,789 bushels for the
same period last year. This statement shows
that In the bulk grain trade New Orleans has
gained heavily In receipts of wheat, but has
lost largely In corn aud rye.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
-sz5=s5s5-l- ss54=sJSss.0'l.7-e 4tsrs,-,--
BY G. x. Girardey.

ELEGANT PARLOR. BED AND HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE PERSONAL EFFECTS, ETC.
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Grand gymnastic exercises and trapeze per
Torrance at the Fair Grounds to-day with q
Iariza
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Washburn makes exquisite photographs at
reduced prices.
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Frank Fehr's bottled bser fine old California
wine at reduced prices Mt Miller 4 Dielmanns.
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TO EFFECT A PARTITION.
In THE MATTER OF j. G. BIENvENUE VS.
HENRY O. BOUCHER EFT AIS.
Third District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Mo- ar 57g.

- No 81 Damp sreet-FRIDAY, May 30, 1879.
at II o'clock o. M. will be- sold at public auction
on the premises No. lao Royal street. between
Toulouse and st. Peter streets. by virtue and In
pursuance of two several orders from the Hon,
r. A, Monroe. Judge Of the Third District COURT
for the parish of Orleans, dated the second Of
April, 1879. and rendered In the above entitled
matter, to effect a PARTITION
GENERAL ASBOHTM ENT OF PARLOR.
BED AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE, etc.
Terms Cash before delivery. my2O I'd
THE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
FORMING THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
JOSEPHINE AND pRYTANIA STREETS.
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FRITZ JAHNCkE,
EOS DeIerd street

ZOs DeIerd street,
Hox 14s Mechanics and Dealers Exchange.
MANUFACTURERS OF SCHTLLISdERjK ~ III
1u ent Payment ana Aft1HGiai Saangs, atnrsas
In German Flag North River Flag, Car0 s asla
and Portland Cement, mye sA
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Duplicate photographs may be had from neg
atlves made at Washburns twenty years ago.
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Let every body go and see the magnificent die
play Of fireworks to. night at the Fair Grounds
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The ship Mort,il arrived at this port yes
terday, from Rio dc Japeiro. with 1896 bags
OF coffee.
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SUCCESSION OF ANTON sOHMUKER.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. Sc AGO.

DY q, u. GIRARDFY, Auctioneer- Office No,
ID 81 Camp treet-SATURDAY, June 81. 1879
| at u o'clock m. at the g.. Charles Auction Ex-
| change I'm the rotupda 1T the ST. Charles Hotel.
In this city, will be sold at public auction. ny
virtue and pursuant to m order from the Hon.
A. l.. Iissot. Judge Of the Second District Court
for the parish OF Orleans, dated the twelfth OF
May 1879 and rendered In the above entitled
succession the fol owing described property. TO
wit: .
THE UNDIVIDED THREE. sIXTEENTHs
part and interest In and to certain lotsftuated
ip the Faubourg Lafavettee, In the Fourth Dis
trict Of this city In he square bounded by Pryta
mia. Josephine, coliseum and st. Andrew streets.
designated as lot No. /, Of square No. 80, on the
original plan of said Faubourg, drawn by Benz.
Buisson. surveyor, dated the twentieth day, of
january. 1913. deposited In the office Of Jos:
Lis oni. late notary, "A photographic copy Of
which plan Is annexed to an act of sale from
the heirs Of John Longpre to Patrick Gum
mings, passed before l.. H. Kenny. late notary
According to which said plan said lot forms the
northeast corner of Prytania aud Josephine
streets and measures 30 feet and Inches front
on Pry tania street by 100 feet IN depth, between
parallel liues, American measurement: together
with al The buildings and improvements there
on. comprising - two-story frame dwelling.
designated by the No. 212 Prytania STREET
Terms and Condilens-Ca h, and the pnT-
chaser to assume the taxes due and eyigible In
1879, over the price OF adjudication.
Act OF sale at the expense Of the purchaser,
b. fore q. Laasrdeur. notary public
fnV1T ~ N in ia ~
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or cotton seed the receipts at this port show
a large falling of from those Of last year.
Up to this time LOO 249 sacks have been
brought to this city, against 1,7s7622 sacks
Tor the same time last year The receipts OK
sugar foot up 16s. s43 hogsheads, against liz, TIA
last year. or moIaeses there have been re-
ceived 274,52l barrels against 3l2135 last
year. or -four sos, p26 barrels have been sent
here. against 496. 672 last year.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. % 554.

NO. Us bb4.
DY g. Il. GIRARDEY. Auetioneer-0fflce No.
- 81 Camp strset-SATURDAY. June g. 1879,
at 70 oeloek n. mt the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change in The rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel,
will be sold at public auction. by virtue and In
pursuance of decree rendered by the Honor
sbe the Second District Court for he parish Of
Orleans on the seventeenth January, 1867, and
an order supplementary thereto dated tbs
eighth March. 1879. and rendered. IN the
above entitled matter by the Hon. A. L. Tissot,
Judge of the same court. the following described
A OBTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated In
the First District OF this city In the square
bounded by Rampant. Dryades, Gravisr and
Pefddo streets. measuring Al feet 10 Inches
and lines front on Rampant street by depth
Of o5 feet IL inches. between parallel lines
The location Is g ntral within two squares Of
tbs Poydras Market, and adapted for store and
dwelling purposes,
Terms ne-thrd cash; balance at one and
two years credit, for notes specially secured by
mol gage ard vendors lien. bearing ali the
usual clauses ri per cent per annum interest
from the day Of sale until final payment: per
cent attorneys fees and the purchaser to as
sumo The taxes due and exigible In 1879. over
the price OF adjudication.
Act of sale before j.. Lewis. ESQ, notary
public at the expense OF the purchaser.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY @. e. tsirardey.

TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. "a
Poeyfarre. between Annuneiation and Con-
stance streets.
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VALUABLE FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY
on chippewa. between Richard and Marke
streets.
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NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
uTuur
az sUGAR-There is small demand and prices

rs Oon State Uonsols. ask
5000 State Onnsola n. lei -. Ask
States 4sss@4als Premiums 261s@26a.
SECOND CALI-12M.
80 shares WaterwOrks COMPANY. Blk
Is shares WatarwOrks Company. 81 "
10 shares N. D. Insurance Association. 2sa
IS 900 State Oons0s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4aS
10000 State Consos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4es6
5000 State ConsoE rs. 49,. ....--........t. 4e4
5000 State Consols (S. 49, 49ss
5000 State Oonsols Il. 800. Observation-Disclosures. 49s
1000 state Consola tsmal ......... ....... 46I
1b. 900 Premium Bonds. ...-...-......+.- 2Gss
5000 Premium Bonds. observation-disclosures. 26ts
5000 Premium Bonds IS aeI ......,...,.... 26sS
1000 City Consolidated tCrossman). ....,.. 81
States 4gls@4eA: Premiums 2GlsW26a
THIRD cALL-2P. M.
5000 Premium Bonds ........'e...s.. ....... 2bI.
States 4a44es; Premiums 2G's@2fl..
CLOSING CALL-s:15 r. N.
S. 600 Stnte Consols AoA
States 49A 049Is: Premiums 267s@2Gts
The sales on theVstreet amounted to 25 shares
New Orleans City Railroad Company ut 1lBL
md 50 shares Waterworks Company at 521s ~
share,
by Telegraph
NEw YoRK, May 24.-Mpney closed Mt s13R
aoveruments closed strong; currency 6s 1850
TT. Pacific Railroad bombs closed rs follows:
Union frsts ll2@l12h. land grants 1l2A 8i1S.
sinking funds ll4a@1i4ts, Centrals 112A@1i3
The stock market to-day was nodera ely but
frregnlarlr active In early deal nga. and during
the afternoon weak. prices declining "a to per
cent. Louisville and Nashville Wabasn North.
western. Hannibal and st. joe. Delaware Lack
awanna aud Western. aud New Jersey Central
were most conspicuous In their decline. LAX o
Shore and Western Union were ifm 81 narrow
fluctuations. At thee ose there was fractional
recovery from the lowest point in the general
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON RAMPANT
between Gravier and Perdido streets.
IN THE MATTER OF EMMA MILLER. WIFE
Of Jefferson Huggaht. vs.. Oetavia Miller
ais
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THE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING 10.
15t Julia. between st. Charles and Camp
streets.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE HUGH n,
GR0OKES
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Received Same time Same time
Total ........ 2,73s
Middling,


The postlo Of the market at New York may
be seen from the following:
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United States Circuit Court, District Of Louis.
iAnH--NO R787
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
DIED

ADAMs.-Suddenly. SARAH ADAMS. wife of Henry
Adams in tile isth year of her age at her residence,
ass 10th ST., Brooklyn.
The relatives and riends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral on Monday. March
3. from 1t. James Church, New York, where re-
QUEEN mass will DO said at half-past ten a. NJ, and
from there TO Calvary Cemetery at O'Clock.
BARTrR.-In Brooklyn. March 2 1879, Mrs. ELIZA
DAhrEn, widow of the late John Barter, in the
Sith year OF her age.
Funeral TO take place from the Strong Place B,p-
tist church. Dcgraw st. and Strong place, Tues
day, the tth inst, at o'clock Y. NJ. Friends of
the deceased invited to attend.
BowMAN.--On the evening of March l. WALTER III. d,
youngest of David A. and Mary Bowman.
Funeral services at tine house, 20 Brinkcrhof st.,
Jersey City Heights, tomorrow afternoon, at half
past three o'clock.
buRKN.--in Brooklyn. on sunday. March 2. 1870.
ASnREw BURKE. OF Borr risolclgh. county 1ipperary
IRELAND. in the ijd year of his age.
Ills relatives aud friends and also mombcrs of
company u. Thirteenth regiment n. q. 4. y. y arc
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from mis-
late residence, 20 Aian St, Brooklyn, on Tuesday,
March 4. 1879, at half-past two O'Clock L.. NJ.
CoFFEY.-Or sunday, March 2, M,RoAREr, widow
of the late Thomas Concy, in her Gsth year.
Relatives and friends the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence
2li lst av., on Tuesday at half-past one p. NJ
CoRI.tEs.--Suddenly, on saturday evening, Marc h
i, 1919. at his residence, Oceanport, N. j., Captain
Joiiw 4. ConIira in the 7s,h year of his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
CRASL-Dn saturday. March 1, ADELAIDE GkR
TRUDE CRANE.
Funeral from residence, West Hobokcn, Monday
March ,, al three r. II.