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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-17

n'hen'S ana one OF that class OF honored aud mnrun
, women VINO so richly adorned our communion in h,
scnI u'vs' anu Who ARE now rapidly passing away
without the slightest higotry shu was a tboroucb
ie!nouSt forer OF her church, its ministers and
rs institutions. lel type of character WIS neculi,r
y uiSnlhed and frank, her spirit remarkably aminlc
anu her manners equally aAaLle. One BRIGHT truit
sned pFr-emlnent lustre her life. Il was her
peheN oence To the poos whose dcstitution not only
awakened her sympathes bat elected her personal
eXerton~ IN Their behalf She WAS their mini >ern.,
anger IN want and lin atllicton. The children OF the
poor and especially the orphan enjoyed her maternal
SoH'ltude aud patronage She had been for many
years the First ireetress of that useful associutio
known as the poreas Society and had most ardcntly
entered INTO the present scheme for Orphan AsN
ia'h OF which she WAS appointed one of the mana
gers She had realized thc idea oheing useful IN her
day and gcneration and had ith,ully aborcd to give
1t eNcmpllhcation.
During the winter she had removed from her tom
porary residence III tho country her former mansion
IN TINS town, much to the delight of her numerous
if-"jS and appeared to enjoy her usual health, and
viva, ty.
whist attending to the repairs of her DWELLING. she
Is supposed to have contracted the cold which rcrro-
dnced the disease with which she was 50 seriously
threatened several Years ago;that IL Pneumonia From
the violence OF the first attack she exhibited to her
trlcndscncouragn symptoms of recoverybut thcywcre
dcluN'vc and she finally sunk beneath tho stroke ON the
It'll OF March at half past | o'clock Z. NJ Although
1t was anticipated, Size not in the least iutimia
tel by it. She however, fcrycnuy prayed for that
special grace which the solemn cxigeney required ;
constantly beseaehing God to impart to her n more
lively sense OF his gracious presence. And her PRAYER
was answered. Some hours before her DEATH several
ministers, and Il number of Christian friends hciug
present, alternate singing and prayer were continued
Tor some time During these affecting exercises she re
joicel in hope Of the glory of God.
Having with great eomposurc given several directions
to her servants who stood weeping around her bed She
calmly resigned herself to die. Shortly before lcl,u,
the world she exclaimed with transports am al
most in sight Of heaven thank tod = and departed
forever from these mortal shores to the realms of G
ternal life where size doubtless now ahiles
Far from world of grirrand sin,
With God eteraay shut in
One cannot contemplate such death scene without
acknowledging the power of the Gospel, to save to
the uttermost = and apprccatng the holy triumph of
she apostle in his shout of rapture "thanks lie to
God which . eth lis the victory through Lord
Jesus Christi She leaves but two children to mourn
the loss of fond mother both of whom, 1t is hoped
following her instructive example will enjoy her socic
ty again in the paradise &C God
D. S pOGGEr
This obituary has been uniutcn!ionally DELAYED for
time
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II AII ROY. EEETI\G-

ATreeahly 10 previous notice. largo meeting Of the
citizens If lynchhure. assembled at the Unverslli.t
church. on Tuesday evening. the I'M inst IN express
Their views as 10 the COURSE which should he pursued
by tia commissioners, recently appointed under the
charter Incorporating the Lynehbur. and tennessee
Raj Rad.
ia neon, Rev John Eary was called to the Chair.
and John W. Dudley. was requested to act as Sec
/ reary.
Toe object Of the meeting was briefly explained by
the Chairman, who urged in his usual rcbe and happy
style the necessity for prompt. immediate and energetic
action the part Of Lynchbnrg.
On call from the meeting. Gen. O. G. CLAY our
late rep esentatlve in the legislature expressed in
lucid erns. The necessity which his opinion existed
for prompt action on the part of the people OF Lynch
burg, and that it all Important that she should re
deem the pledge gven by hnr representatives that she
would guarantee the sum S5o0.0o0.
Il 4. NorriSs ESD behalf Of friend presented
the following preamble and resolutions:
Whereas hts meeting Is deeply impressed with the
cesltY Of prompt and cnerle action oug the whole
line. securing the Charter, granted by the leIsa-
ue. for the construction Of the lynchburg and Tenne
sec Raj Road; and Whereas the people of Lvnchbnrg
by their previous pledge, have incurred obligations 10
aid the extent of their ability. this ent open
communication from the of production Of The al
ley of the Mississippi the Atlantic coas, of Virgin
and Whereas the experience of all he states of this
Union aud many Of the nations ri Europe, has establish,
ed the efficacy of Rail loads, 10 develope latent wealth,
ana suhseve all the great interests of commerce, agr
culture and manufacture !: be II
Resolved That the commissioners appointed for this
town. BIZ requested TO open Books for sub crlpon the
stock of the said rail Road Company, at such time
they may deem most eNpedlent-due notice thereof
being glyea 10 all The other com nlssionerS along the
hue
Resolved That the Mayor be requested to cause a
pool 10 he taken ascertain the of the qualified
voters residing within the limits Of the Corporaon up
on the question: whether the guaranty of the Corpora
tion shall be given under the provisions OF the act
Cornratinu the said Rail Road Company for any stock
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mack Wa TER
Cotton and WOoIicn Mandatory.

Nv llf. subscriber takes the method To inform lhe
public In general that no will be ready by the 81.
May. Ia receive WOOD lor he purpose Of qualities.
Manufacturing II into leans ~ son he ca u fur
suitable ior Nero lby of cloth, h. will BIZ ready IN
exchange cloth tor wool lie rsdges himself to make
his prices mmndaIlng, aud should any prefer to pay
their bills ior weaving, exchanging ir Goods WOOL,
the highest price will be above ed Tor the same
The subscriber feels confident from his experience in
the business that he will he able 10 furnish the
nifty with such Goods MS they may want, and RESPECTS
fully insists upon the public giving his Goods exami
nation, as he may get under way.
JAS. 5. CREWDSON, Ag't. l.. NJ Co
n. Ill Will be prepared at the same Time Gard
Wood IN Common Rolls and better article Of Rolls ~
been cardcd than such as he will out and
very reasonable prices.
pa not totee 10 bring your Wool. and if any injury
doocip carllng the oo viii he taken OIL your hands
at dOconls per III.
Machinery all new, and Of the mosi approved noe
lheru manufacture. J. sc.
Apnl I3--a
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4 Y u VI q.

We have al along been Wnlar the impression, from
the reports OF Gen K,arny. Commodore STOCKTON and
Col, Fremont tia, CaIitoroa was captured coun'ry.-
From the tenor ofrecent letters from there, this seems To
be far from the case The few posts have in pssPs>
sion ON the coast, are CD iced to act On the defensive
Our force there is in,lcnae in int Of number. aud bad
as to quality. The \. Y volunteers arr insnh'dnale
and worthless, and bu for the presence o the squadron,
the enemy would recover the country.
- The Senate. as we have already stated, commit
ted Mr.. Nngent, the correspondent Of the n Y Herald
To the custody OF the Sergeant at Arms. All Nngen
obtained llahsas Corpus but the Conr decided 1t hao
HI jurisdiction. We thluA the Senate should haye@ ha1
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" + ~ G. o o b s .

fRNlIF subscriber has opened the largest, aud by
tar, the cheapest stock OF GoiIs, Casslmevcs, and
Nrsling- he has had the pleasure ocrtng tho
public, III asks the attention Of purchasers the follow
ing
piece extra sper Bolcys Cloths. at tlA pr Yard.
Black, Blue, Brown and Green Cloths (at qualities
Black and Fancy French Cassimeres, Chest quality,)
Cashmere. Satin, SILK. and Narseiiler Ncstings,
Satin, silk aud Ia wn Cravats AMI Scaris
Ezra fine SILK. Beaver, Leghorn and Ponama Hats
together with almost every article apper tanning Gen.
tlcnons " ear. Cali aud see.
April 3d-ts DON T. G.. PETERS
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IN WV !. WILLIS

WILL I'll , w
-, ~ 49, " my " are h9m'' "o W"Nt' s'ire,
,',lt nrs,.I AP'' ''n '.,'o"''r'os al ~
Crrl.s,. e. ," ~ ao' ss''fi" S'S'umen' 81
and s,na ya,y '.''''',a" ,'''1' 81 a., 'f'.
prrehasets Ann n a'' WIZ .. SOW ~ ,S ~ sun
ioD sels Gun, ,nJ S,nc.'s 'a' ~ '''
lOo 1a, ,,na ,rl ,I',. a.. ~ ai' ',',t"S'
IN A, H,r,tI, -, NV '''"''''s'
80 do plasa cur r,,ss
large assortment Of class Dishes s,m. y.,y s,,,,,,,
Iiy,rno.l plates s,. na,,a,n '''"o WI, ''P''''''
do do p,,cnl
do do ,,,.,,L
90 doz gold handed ust.f Nan,
50 ,os superior 2,n,t,h l,y,fn., pl,,os
80 sells blue willow Teas
80 do sprinn and vt,,th line l.,
Il pas, Lanterns
10 .o7 superior Xamarah .ln,4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-17

Ir The boanticr OF H. teal world Is no less ncces
sary To vegetable than the animal kingdom IL gNts
orina aud perfume the leaves aud flowers and their med
cinal properties the herbs and plant and ROOTS winch
science converted into the ni relieving sulern9
aud proonging hleIight nourshes themlhgh diseoscs
them the eye OF the boianlst Of parmarnpn''ts
Light, the light experimental philosophy enables Inn To
proluc from valuable remedies and rcstol-
lives. In tins elias, claim prominent position Tor
SANDS SARSAPARIlLA.
The tree known by fruits, and this preparation by
its effects We only condense into few words he rolumi
nous testimony OF thousands when say that it is
falling remed, for every species OF uleerous disease from
fa that cruel mutor ole the human form, to the com
mon boil Enptions, also from etysipeas to the ordinary
pmpc and blo'ehcs winch frequently d''iurS the mos,
attractive features are easily removed by few bottles Of
this invaluable ansepc.
Prepared and sold by \. b. s u. SANDS Druggists, loo
Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by DAVID Il ~ MAN
and by Druggists generally throughout the United States,
Price II per bottle. SIX bottles Tor five dollars.
April l7-1t
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Ringhaln's Transportation
kE.vsE

TO rlr'rsBtRG. AND ALL POINTS ON THE
IVES TERN WATERS, VIA THE BAL.
IIMoRE AND SuSQUElIANNA
RAIL ROAD. AND PENN.
SYIVANIA CANAL
D EsPECTFULlY informs tie Merchants Of
IL Iynrhhury, that they prepared oreceive
aud fIward all kinds Of Merchandise 10 Pirtsburg or
any given destination the Western Waters, BY tho
abnve toule favorable Terms, and short lme
any responsible line.
All Goets received Baltimore, and tie freight, and
charges aecnng them thi,her paid and follow then,
To their destined pon without any charge for Commits,
sion. rher ut Baltimore Plttshng, except dtayago
and Wharfage
All orders strictly adhered TO- and the interest Of the
shipper faithfully attended both in Baltimore and in
Pa'shnfe. by procuring freight down the River tho
I,Vtp,l current r,trg
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I.IGHIi i.IGII,

1VNtIE subscriber has been appe lned sole Agent for
j the safe olihc PHOSGENi, GASS and Lamps
in the town Of .ynchburg and will, in future keep
consnt1 supply of the Gas5 Of the best quality, and
general assortment Of the Lamps. Chandeliers &c. suit
able for lighting churches, DIV eing4 stores &c Tho
lamps are o handsome constructions md afford beauli
tai, brilliant. safe aud ehcap Light For sale by
March Inf JNO. Ii. SEAY, Druggist.
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By SATURDAY NIGHTS MAIL.
DECISION OF MR.. CLAY IN REGARD TO
THE PRESIDENCY
Correspondence efhe Tim, and Compiler
BY TELEGRAPH

BALTIMORE, April L., 1878
The fl owing is sub taaliay an extract from letter
4 the II N Henry Clay, ialed Ashland, April lth
ISIS, aud adlrc,>d
ITO TIE PIIBIIC'
I'll have ii ally decided 10 leave to the National
Convention of June next. the consideration of my name
IN connection with such others may be presented Ia il
10 make selection OF a suitable candidate for President
Whatever the issue of It's fair and full deliberations
NJ meet by prompt and cheerful acq uies"ence
III CLAY.
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nv o r I G Z

nv O r G Z
| injecting Of the Commissioners appointed by The
I " Act nj Assembly Incorporating The Iynchhurg
aud Tennessee Rail Road Company, the following
ed gentlemen appointed additional Commissioners
For Campbell counly--Gen. Oden &. Clay, George
w Dabney, Edward b. Wlthers, Boiling Clarke, elias
J Oliver, Vim. A. Clarke, DIR. William l.. Graham,
John ID. Alexander aud f.. II. Page.
For Amherst-Richard g. Morfss, John Thompson,
Jr Panlns Powell, f.. Fletcher, DIR. David Pateson,
VIM Kent and Samuel Garland
These gentlemen respectfully urged to enter upon
the duties assigned them by The char,ar Of the Company
al their earliest Convenience
HENRY DAVIS, Chairman,
April l7--t Iyuchburg Board Commits 81
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pOSIrD\If.Nlli.Nr.

day morning next, 1T which TIM II will certainly iaka
place without regard To weather. Gops will be opened
for examination this morning The Ladies in particular
are respectfully invited call and examine the above
wares. W \ WILLIS
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OBITUARIES,

Tie work of death is constantly going on, whatever
else is done, or left undone, This fact has been fully
verified in this community since the commencement Of
this winter Old and young have been numbered
amongst it, victims, and the ties OF family and oil
friends have been suddenly and violently sundered.-
hearse en the procession and our Iuryng grounds
diversified with an unusual number of newly made
graves Amongst the occasions of these monrntnl
tragedies we are permitted to record the death oil some
n5.,, oas lives and inal triumph, present the mon
stpr di,e.teA Of his tcrrors and whose last resting
naees seem to us rradatea still with the heavenly light
which shone upon their departure.
Mrs MARY BRowN, the subject OF thls briei notice
was an old citizen Of this town. and well knoWnto lt'
inhabitants. For about thirty years She had been q
member of the NJ Z. Church in this place, the present
pastor (which pays this tribute to her memory
She must have been amongst its members about the
time it was organized into regular station p"rihe
the whole Of thu period she ono Of It's Greaiesl OF
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Nt)llt T..

Ill persons having claims against the subscriber.
n will please present them ior pay mcnt. and all per
suns indebted 10 him either 10y bond open account, will
please make payment. he shes close his business
TO l,t March ISIS
March 2O-sli J. FRANKLIN In
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JAMES WILSON, Ag't.
No 81 North Howard Street
BALTIMORE, Mn.
BlNGllAM x DOCK. Proprelos, Philadelphia,
WM BINGHAM. PiIIsburg.
ApTil l5-6m
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LR.hNB SYOGh or
" T. w. q - - I'D -.

At Wholesale AND RETAIL
UOIIN J. pI RVS has lust reached homo t,ip
- ter topis5 aud Is orcnnP ard shall br icco ing
throue bout the month of Nmils general ass',tncnto
FANCY, STAPLE AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
SHOPS, HATS, CAPS, BoNNErS, Sc, sc
LADIES GOODS
Splendid large embroidered Grape Shauls, to-wit:
Scarlet, White, Cherry, Tea and brab colours q SO
Ga $50 and $50 each. Also, Dress Goods
dies, to-nh
Lawns ogand,es Gmgbams, silk Tissues. and ever, 9th
= H. nd Vi fashionable foods.
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SnOA YDS. CALICO, Just received and Tor sale BY
~ the yard or piece at great bargains, by
Hp4T6-ts " J.. WILLIS.
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BALTIMORE. MARKETS, Auul Ii ?. NJ.
Flour Market dull and holder, stuff Sales Of 400
bhls Howard street flour at So 81 l.
Gran--Ne have no change To note IN the Grain mar
ket.
Sugar-Sales of 500 hhds Porto Rico Sugar, at A.
:. cts.
Molasses-Saes OF Porto Rico hloasses AT % cts per
gallon.
The New York aud Philadelphia Markets much
depressed.
BAIrIMoRE. April y, 81 7. NJ
The New York Markets remain rs last quoted.
There Is M feature III the Baltimore market to-
dag. IheguoaIlons given yesterday may be adopted as
the current rates.
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.STW Spring $iyfe ~
80 I'M =.

.SrW Spring style Of
nj ATS
gTN WM. }. WILLIS, would inform peraons IN
Il On want OF something very superior, III the WY
Za...a.. of a HAT 10 call a, his Store on Main 81
where ho Is opening an extensive assortment
Of extra fine
SIN Bearer and Nnra Has, latest styles,
case Of nP'r, Drdb Bcarp do do
a H. y o,
a large assortment Of low priced Hats all Of which vii
he Id al great bargains.
Aprl LIS
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WHOLESALE BUSINESS
In consequence OF the VERY Low PRO Eof Goods lns
season, have bought largely, with Of supplying ali
those who buy To sell again At small advance.
April i7-tsii JNO. J. ptRNIS, Agent
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tsAp-Thsre have been sales at % 90.
-LiMn,-Saes Of 1000 bbs were made at flo which
was an Improvement.
MoLAssEs-The business was only moderate, and not
worth our notice.
NAVAL Stores, of all kinds, dull, and but little
inquired for
PRovrsoNs.-Saes of about 300 400 bbls mess Pork
were made, at $40 so $40 66<; and about 800 bbls
prime ut IS rs sales Of so hhds prime, well packed,
were made at 90 Shoulders remained about the
Lard-Sales Of 200 bbls made at 10 and 600 \
500 do were reported at OK 6N a 71c, the latter
hgure for extra leaf Sales of about 100 packages this
State Butter were made fair quality at 49, aud so
packages of Ohio at 1879.
RIcE-100 casks changed hands at So IS 8 371s per
100 lbs.
REAL Estate, (at Williams burgh).-1 lot corner of
North Sixth and Sixth street. 25xl0O $500 do ad-
joining, same size S2S5 each $3.50 i do. on North
SEVENTH near Sixth street, same size S2S5 do. in
rear on North Sixth street $500.
SEEDs-We note sales of $500 bushels fax at 81 25.
SUGARs-The market was firmer although change
in quotations perceptble Holders were not anx-
that prices would be the advance. The operations
were $50 hhds Cuba Muscovado at So 4i4c; 100 do
New Orleans at 3s &c; and 100 boxes brown Havana
at 51rc--usual time
TALLow-Saes have been reported of IL 600 lbs prime
rendered at 81 SIC, but we do not authenticate
them
ToBAcco-Sales Of 10 hhds Kentucky Leaf were
made mt &c, and $50 bales Cuba at 12c.
WHIsKEy-Sales of 100 bbls State Prison were re-
ported ut &c; Drudge held at 22]sc.
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MONEY MARKET.


The stock market opened heavy this morning, and
prices fell OF fraction. At the first board Treasury
notes declined Is per cent Farmers Loan q Canton
"a Harlem, u Long Island q Reading Railroad n
There were small sales. Tho excessive hot weather.
doubt, has tendency to depress quotations, the
money market Is decidedly easier and is daily improv
Ing Everything calculated to depress prices has been
removed and business becomes active again.
have doubt there will be general improvement
in all the fancies.
The Paterson and Hudson River Railroad Company,
have declared dividend out of the earnings of the
road for the last six months of four per the
capital and on the scrip stock.
The nstalment of Ave dollars per share on the scrip
stock due LIST July next is required be paid by the
holders thereof on the first Of July, proximo.
The Newark Banking and Insurance Company have
declared dividend Of three per cent. -
The following statement shows the amount Of tolls
collected each of the New York State Canals the
month of May in each of the years 1s47 and ls4s:-
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CoFFEE-Thc auction sale was fairly attendcd, ana
satisfactory prices obtained-it consisted Of 5000
6000 bags Rio, at 90 6rSc, months.
FisH-Some 1000 quiutals cod stu remain on the
market unsold IL Is rather difficult matter to effect
sales Of cod mackere unless at considerably reduced
rates The purchases, within day or two were forced
sales, which accounted for the low price obtained
FRUIT remained quiet and no sales of moment trans
PRED
FRsreurs-For cotton to Liverpool 3-16d was asked.
BY the Sarah Sands heavy goods were taken at 3os,
and corn in bags at Cd BY sailing packets, corn was
engaged at bkc In bags and 6d In bulk and provisions
In tisrces at 9s, and In barrels at %.
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sutAosatss The Isstss,, shove an Places should bs
free from suoh displayg

FinEs-A fire broke out about half past one O'Clock
csterday morning, In the cane factory rear Of No 20
Courtlandt street, which put out with trifng
damage. hre broke out, also, Tuesday evening, in
the roof Of house No. 81 Orange street which also
put out with trfing damage
AccIpENr.-Mr. Seaman Cowen, of No. 102 Column
ba street very seriously injured yesterday after
noon. by falling down tho stairs of the wadding fac
tory, No. 81 Forsyth street
AccIDKNr-A small boy was run over by q hackney
coach about three O'Clock yesterday afternoon, In
Broadway opposite the Astor House. very serious
ly Injured
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The CrOpa.

The harvest has already commenced in this county,
being two weeks earlier than usual Quite number
Of fields Of wheat and rye are already cut and
rejoced to learn that the yield promises to be most
abundant.-Lancosio (Pa) InteLhgencT.
HARVESTING IN New JERsEy.Already has the wheat
harvest commenced in New Jersey On Monday last,
the crop Of farm in Passac county reaped which
promises an abundant return. The heads are large
and well filed, and perfectly clear of rust seab.
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COMMERCE. OF BUFFALO.

The amount OF tolls collected during the period
was $40 49l 10, and the number of clearances 2i5.
The annexed statement exhibit the receipts at Gin
onna of the leading Of trade from Sept
LIST to June l4tb, in each Of the past two years.
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MARKETS E,.sEWHERE.

STOCK
BALTIMORE June 2Sock Board-S500 United States Trea
6s 04 800 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Dividend Bonds
71s shares Bank Of baltimore, 80 Union Bank co. 80 Union
Manufacturing Co. 2 20 do do i United 6s of 1851
closed at lol bid o asked Treasury IS at 0 bid oi ask
Baltimore S. Of 1890 96 bid for the opening asked;
Ohio RR shares at 35l bid, 80 asked
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Married.

On Friday, the 23d inst, by the Rev Mr. Price, Ed
WARD DE BEIxcEDoN, Of France, to JULIA AUGUSTA,
eldest daughter of Samuel H. Rogers Of this city.
On Tuesday, 9th inst at Christ Church. by the
Rev Henry de Koren, EDWARD N. SHAW, to MARY ANN,
only daughter of H. Pattinson Esq, all Of this city
AT Moriches, l.. L. on the 9th inst, by the Rev.
Henry Nj. Parsons, Mr.. HENRY GETTY, of New York,
to Miss ELIzABErH eldest daughter Of Capt. John Ha
VEINS, of the former place.
At Staten Island, on Sunday, the 25th inst by the
Rev James Brownlee, Capt Isaac COLE, to Miss SARAH
JANE, second daughter of Thomas Gibson
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S709,231 80 1921 ,255 OF
The decrease in tolls on the Erie Canal $93,71s
TO- while the decrease in the aggregate only amounts
to $s7,e76 81; showing that all the other canals
there had been increase, compared with the same
month last year, of $5,74l 70.
The Lake imports and canal experts of Buffalo, for
the third week in June, were as annexed