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Died.
On the 10th inst of consumption in the 47th year Of
her age, SARAH, wife Of Martin Waters
Whose friends and those Of his sonn law, William
Lynch are invited to attend her funeral, this
friday) morning. the 2lst inst ant ut half past O'clock
from her late residence lis Hammersly street. corner
of Washington. The funeral will proceed to ST. Pat.
rcks Cathedral where the funeral services will Le per-
formed from thence to the new burial ground for in
terment.
On Thursday morning. Jan. 2Oth Is4s, OoprS, infant
son Of Allen and Calanthe Dodworth aged months
On Thursday 2Oth inst, Mrs EMILY Horr, wife of
Capt Stephen Hoyt Of the army In Mexico In the 2oth
The funeral will take place from the residence of her
father Capt Samuel Jones II East 10th street. satur
day afternoon, at O'Clock.
iG3- Eastern papers please copy.
After lingering illness which she bore with Christian
forttude Miss SUSAN SoARvILLE In tho 30th year Of
The friends of her brother Henry somarvie, and her
brothern law James Robinson respectfully invited
to attend her funeral, Saturday tho 22d inst at
Second street.
On the 10th inst, RoBERr W. REucK, aged ? years,
month and 20 days, youngest son OF William H. and
The friends and scquain tances Of the family are
sPectuly invited to attend his funeral this afternoon
at half past O'Clock, from 56 Allen street
Yesterday morning Goth inst after lingering Illness
JOHN M LESTER, aged So years.
The relatives and friends Of the family and also the
friends Of his son. Andrew and his sonsnsw, William
Delamater Theodore McDermott, and Henry Arcularus
Junior respectfully requested to attend his funeral
at half past O'Clock this afternoon from his late resi-
dence No 45l Greenwich street, Of Desbrosses
Last evening after long illness In the sad year of
maca Long Island to which place her remains will be
taken for interment.
26th Of Sept last CAROLINE daughter of Richard Van
Dyke of this city, and wife of M. Grant in the Soth
At Edgehii, Liverpool England, on the 9Th ult., In
the s0th year Of her JEAN widow Of the late John
Thorn Esq merchant Glasgow and mother moth, Of the
b Majesty late Consul at Ningpo, China
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RIcr-salss Of 50 tIerc.s were made at - s7k good
10 prime WAS worth So b0aS 62L
SrEps-The last sales OF naxseed were made at 81 So
SUoAR-No sales Of moment were reported
TALLow-Sales Of 10000 bbls were made to arrive
the terms to be fixed by the prices current on arrival
Sales Of tslow oil made at ne
WHALEBoNE-C ontnued inactive.
WHrsxEY-Moderate sales reported Of state
prison at 26c 261lc including 80 bbs at the above
prices.
FREiGHrs-Epgagement we're pretty freely made OF
-four to Liverpool at 2s per bb at which about 5000
bbls taken. Cotton engaged at 3-l8i. To
London for heavy freight s2s 32s Sd were demanded
ana IS for naval stores. To Havre rates quiet
SALES OF REAL Estate AT AUorIoN-l lot No. 10, ~
feet inches by 100 feet 2st street between 7h
9Th 81 AIS; No. 30, SLAB No 81, 450 No.
a. 81 $50; No %, $3.50; Nos 20 and a. each ST 370
Sls25; lot between 9th and 7th avenue "a feet by
100, on 2lst street No |, $780, Nos q 5, and A. each
$780, Nos and 8, SI,27l; Nos and 8. 81 ,265 Nos
q l6 inclusive each 81 49, lot corner OF 7th
and 22d street. 81 020 The sale is still going
and will probably be adjourned without completion.
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el23s for school purposes In the l2th ward made
also appropriations Of $sSoo for school purposes In
the 18th ward also, appropriation for $a2, to pay
Mr. James Beers for commissions for the purchase Of
lots for Q school house In the II tn ward
BiHs-Of William c. Bryant, Esq, (amouAt $77s)
for printing, So Referred
.appIcaions-F From various persons, for employment
as teachers In the free academy Laid the table.
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday next.
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Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald will be ready tomorrow morning
at eight O'Clock II will contain the whole OF the foreign
received BY the Cambria correspondence from al
parts of Europe the latest from the seat of
the proceedings ct Washington and Albany and . sum-
mary Of intelligence from all other parts Of the country
with view Of the town Of Jsapa, in Mexico. Price 90
cents
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CRIME IN New JERSEY The number of pri-
soners received at the State prison during the
year 90. The discharges were, by expiration of
sentence 81, pardon 20 deaths ., escape 1-l04 The
number in the prson December 81 ls47 1888 decrease
OF Ia on the number at that date Of 1916 To the dis
charged prisoners there has paid for extra work
S59s AZ The prison. besides sustaining the expense Of
supporting the prisoners has furnished in cash towards
sum- expended in repairs and the purchase Of machinery,
500 81 leaving cash balance on hand, at the close
Of the year, OF 033 49, The wing to the building
has been completed at a cost of q 500
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$s,0l9,2os ~
Total Amn'f.

The net profits for the past year, we're $sS0sl7 49,
equal to more than twelve per cent the capital stock
dividend Of three cent has been declared amount
ing to ssos55, and the balance 1894 So carried to
the credit Of profit and loss The amount Of specie on
hand exceeded the circulation nearly six hundred thou
sand dollars showing that the bank could redeem every
dollar of its circulation without touching any other Of
Its assets than Its specie is but few years since this
bank was in very bad condition It's stock very much
depreoisted and It's affairs in confusions
restricted and In bad oredtand the concern weak in
every department. Within these few years the bank
has wonderfully improved aud 1t is now Of tho
strongest and best managed institutions in the south
west section Of the country The difficulties Of the past
will have very favorable influence upon the
of the management for the future The stockholders
have every to be satisfied with the last report
and all they hope for Il continuation Of them Of
similar character.
The State Bank Of Indiana appears to have done we'll
during the past year The following comparative sxh-
bit shows an improvement in almost every item:-
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MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, Jan. 2O-6 ]

Thursday, Jan. 2O-6 p. M.
The stock market has again become very much I'M
settled The buoyancy noticed yesterday, has disap.
pesred and things look pretty blue in the street At
the first board to-day, Harlem advanced u per cent;
Canton u; Reading Railroad fell OF n per cent Read
ing Bonds u, and Illinois 6s 4. All others closed at
prices ruling yesterday The transactions only to
q moderate extent
The saugerties Bank and the Bank of Cayugs Lake
have gone by the board The agents here made every
effort to them but the bills In so rapidly that
they had to stand from under and let them 60 down
The securities Of the saugertes Bank deposited with
the Comptroller amount to $s4474 of New York State
SIS at par and tho circulation to $o44 The bills are
therefore, worth dollar for dollar the market price Of
Now York SIS which is about % cents The securities
deposited by the Bank Of Csyuga Lake, amount to
$553l4 In New York state S. and the circulation to
the same sum- These bills are also worth % cents on
the dollar.
1t reported in the street that the Bank Of Ithaca
had suspended. This is q safety fund bank and &C.
cordng to the returns for the LIST of November s4 the
line of loans amounted to $3Os 09 circulation $l94
76l; specie, 81, 3o5; and deposits, $57,l9
The Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means
in the House Of Representatives, has reported bill
providing for loan Of eighteen millions Of dollars. 1t
Is stated that the loan authorized il six per cent
stock at par without any provisions for issue Of
Treasury notes II the Chairman Of the Committee of
Ways and Means does not know that it Is utterly i'm
possible to raise loan upon these terms 1t is time he
paid visit to Wall street. II the committee wish to
embarrass the financial operations Of the government
1t could not have adopted way than that above
me ntioned.
The returns of the Bank Of England for several Pc
RODS present the annexed comparative statement -
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dy n admitted good by physician in the effect of
cold The scientific and happy combination of the herbs
compost, Of has done the businessyes has done the
daily u..kei will prove that Mrs Jervs Cold Candy stands
pre- eminent as certain cure of Colds Coughs Hoarsepss
tons Of the Lungs that lead CONSUMPTION Sold bv Mrs
w. JEKVIS. $40 Broadway corner Of White st. and 100 Full
IN St q ct
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reduce the their Boots the day Of their fortune
end for our friend Young, opposite our office selling The
best quality OF French Calf Boots 81 So such sold
other stores for s. aud 81 he has Calf Sewed
Boot for So usually tn other with splendid
small profits is the Of friend Young. the
Of Fulton aud Nassau Call in and him-the Doc
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Chapped Hands and Face, Speedily Cured
by Gspas spsrmaest SOAP pleasantly pertuued and
have tender sknand for children Sold Wholesale and re-
tail, bv WYATT kETCHAM. l2l Fulton street, y
price IS cents W. The only city agents for Glenn
indian Dye Indian Oil for cooring HAIR other
ees Of his that have become popular from their
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Gold Pen. will bear in mind that all maker. stamp their
own their best and the of Cardinals
Chefains" and other fctitiou. stamps Their second
Tsts q M inferior qualities: J0HN GK 4: TO-. ~
ace have the Pen. Of all the heat makers which they
advertise to sell the best the CITY, for 81 they sell for
80 only, and others low in proportion. Gold Pens
paired.
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80 onyThe fact that these Pens invariably rsnted
the best Of their exceence and the
popularity they have obtained ustes the as.erion That
they the best and cheapest Pen in the Word sold only
ST. and y Savage % Futon ST. Gold Pen. and Case. OF
every description wholesale aud retail the lowest prices
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Married..

On Thursday morning, the 10th instant by the Rev.
Dr. Ferris WARREN SAXroN, to JULIA LOUISA, daughter
Of John Lsrooque, all Of this city
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INV 5eP'' HcF6s-DTs TUvT HenU-
Dea sirI Constant ed, rs of Justice 10 pubcIy
the benefits have eived from the use
of your Srapan Being in town about two ysnrs SINCE in
vy weak and debitaied state Nv disease was cbroric
Ian ton Of the liver and stomach and many thought
nsunron was so reduced that had very lite hone Of
o',ey HeaIpg and reading considerable Of the effects Of
your medicine resolved TO u, though rtsined
prejudice against advertised remedies had taken the ped
cine bat short time and began recover gradually aud
ngsd 10 &c better and an now we'll Indeed, much
improved that my lsuds cIcsy recognized me whsn
tarned 10 the city You i,bsy TO publish this f ynu
splpk Ia will tttsad the use OF roar eseesnt remedy, II
IAWlNv, rrInsipsI saes, W Taltes o.
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City Intelligence.


THE WEArHER-Yesterday was . very pleasant day,
being clear and mild. Though winter 1t seems like
early spring; every inspired with vgor.
The Thermometer stood -
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Tho Cheapest and best place in the City to get

~ ~.rss ~. Dost P13S0 N tac ost9 20
the Mu!eum You there good boots for So
be purchased elsewhere for Quite saving He also sells
.oed Waterproof Boot. at 81 So s. aud g. Jones has the
fits All goods purchased at4 Ann street, warranted to
give entire SUBTRACTION
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Fat Cattle.--The Genesee Valley Twin

Steer. having been ;,aSshs!sd can be seen No s5 e.
day forenoon the STALL Nos Is and Centre market
few superior Sheen raised by Mr. Leonard Cliff, Weches
ter CO. BRYANT LAWRENCE, Nos. l3 and IA Centre
Market.
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Balls aud Parties. -Whito md Black Satin,
French Morocco sad Kid Slippers light colored and black
oaei Boots suitable for balls parties weddings &c Ladies
VIII PIea,e call MILLEk'S 122 Canal street India
huoeer Vvenhoet-Ladies ses and children ladi, rub
per overshocs, 6s Ia and 8s pair (Goodyesr paen
always GLOSSY without vamsh and the best kind
Canal 49, 49, y" - - $1,000 ~ -
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Notes isd fa2 % 6s5 assoc 075
bullion . 7ast,o ss,5 $40 s35ss3 s45ooo1 TO- asa 73i
Silver bun 023I3o l026 236 120,2l2 l3967s 1886 s
Rest. 100 400 oo4 4os7552 se,s s2s sso,.se, asi5s7s
Pub deposits a65782 9Al<7s 729 500 e229,759 235s78
Other do. 6980s93 77S89 ,482 8437376 82i3203
Seven dav 4
other bills eial52 s63,tH a8Ls2t 86iT 807 1873
secu s3s $40 $40 500 COZ 10 $50 5s 267
Other do H. 1884, 2437 t43 679I7 1850 93t 6 g79
Notes 4&66,575 332l00 <22s,o93 64s,7so 77seI80
Gold &silver
coin -. COZ s32 4i7,l65 4sili2 6564sl 7,45l
CIRCULATION OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
Sept. II. Oct. Nou. IS. Dec. l6 Dec. "a.
Notes d 81 96i 585 20 525 ~ 1863 6a5 256 075
N'ts hand 1906 SIS 37oo l2aso95 64s7so 77ssIso
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the upper Of Broadway and Murnv see the mos.
popular in tbs eouny sustained with credit
shoudbe examined by ALL being largest COLLECTION in the
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ACOB g.. PLATT, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y ACCORDlONS AND CITY MADE GOLD JEW.
ELRY-JAC0B 8. pLATT will sell. this day. at 23 Plat
cofdon. damaged on board hp Louis Phppe Also
quantity of city made Gold JeweIy. Terms cash, city
mO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

OTlCE is hereby given thar n election f,r
= 2 2, enooi commissioners OF Jefferson Eoun-
Y, VIII oe held n each Of the Districts Iof ths
CeniAy, on SATURDAY. the 4lh I;ss of MAncr
1 1s.s q me places named In the following sche
SINS 4, 4,ra ~ slaer ae of sie
!, ~ L1assrld AoE i--Slefaefo's saIeo, HouA !,
hsury Shepherd, John w Vansant, jS,s. Turnrr
!, ~ Dtss'7a Ae. s4,lyscpi ERfiFfss HotelA 4, 4.
boteler John M Jewett, A. Humriclisonse. VI
A. DtS,raft NJ Sd EnLesas Ifliei-eharleA
harper ", I. Webb, John IT. MeEndree.
! ~ Distrae. No; f-Lsui lIoicfs sSsIooi Hopx,
50 aoier, !a a " REYNOLDS, John Hoffman.
flet'tsLlet lN0 D ifRio4t School Uylesc Sarn,i
Melvin, Joseph 4 Hess Adam Link,
AZ District M. 6--Nsae Hgpe S.iooi tf,rk
Joan Marshall Ol.1i Uriah 3. Kerney, Nv Lemon.
~ DtiStrfgtssNo. u Coyle 81 Ssehqol Hga$e Janne2
\. Moore .tasnes Burr, III, w lis. Daniel.
AZ i7ksfrtst NJ. $50 al Lscstoaspa. Df. c. n.
stephens, Adam 8. Dandiidge IL p. wv. Balch.
A. L',st'1et Ne. - Tora Haii gsSp,itiaeid Jos.
r. Harley, W.. BlrVell, George; Murphy.
~ Daar1et No. l0s- TT5iidc H2nx; C5ur1f W.
| Wi Throeknorton, e. A. Riley. Jnseph Morrou,
N District NJ. Ii Grn6ers ,sefaI Hfo,ss !.
jas. Griggs John Gruher sen. Jacob Csratssr IA.
IL ptstrfct NJ. r. 09's sS1eRs q. wv! Turner.
| q. 5. Taylor, w. Keerl. # #I
IN Dlslfitt Nh. l3-H Ge60iSc4's Sto,r. kin
toica': John Kable. JIG. X. TAYLOR d, ii II evil,
~ District No. li---s1oan Clips \ Isaiah Cant.
John Clip Hanson Elliott. Nth
" District No 49, Forge N. wv. MKnninr.
J. q. Cockrell j M Manning I
III District No, Ieoder5skis .adfR I Bi RcJs
rick Il Al Milton. ", B. Willis
| III District No, u - aaiisosra Mn: JoFn Ms
Ter: W, %. North Daniel Moler. nj
~ DtStrict No. 1s--Zoar Caartgs: n. English.
w. Fl Downey, o. Yates.
~ Dts'xact No 10 Cayttr's Hatsl II. IL. Gal
laher n s. White G. g. Stewart,
AZ Dis5itt Ao. 90 Court Hoitu: 4Thcnas
Rawiins W. S. Lock, Joseph Starry.
NJ DistriSt M. 2i-lE Cogs Si6re. William
Mccoy, w. spangler. Thomas Rpsseu = Z.
IsEistrict No 22-- E'oStorv j Srbofald "
]. Stephens, A. III. Herr. i n ~ :
III District No 3D. sselZ,s III yfos..
Rhuleman M, Kirby, S. Cbanabers
W District No. "a Ioost orr YIN Nf,,r;oc
J. P. Daingerfeld. ]. r. Abell -'''.ss
IN Districi NoH 255-- Fa;Deyto,r,, " r,.st.v Il
WI Tacey, w Eisewanrer. II
N DistrfSt No. DE- zs6nis f-1u,e1, yviE,.,.
w Morrison, @. w. Moler. 4 &. 80
BY order Of the Board of ScfscAi Csora1rs ;..;c..
ers. MI !. - =
Feb. ID, iefs.s nj \ Z. N1 Is $50 )
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DIED,


% he 10Th uit, Miss SALty Bowrns. IN he
18th year Of her age, daughter Of Henry and
Anna Bowers, Of Mill Creek Berkeley CO., Va.
: In Winchester, on the 18th February. last. Mr..
HENRy H4YMLKER, leaving many relations and
friends 20 mourn their less
On the 2lst Dec, 1917, al Shelbyyille, Missou-
II, In hcr 9Th year Mrs. EMmY cmPLEY, con
sort Of William L. ChipleJ, ESQ., and daughter
Of Mr.. Phiheas Bowen, Of Frederick CO., va.
Al Landon, Frederick county Nd, on Sa-
turday last Miss ELEANOR AsN TfMBERLaKE, an
amiable and Interesting daughter Of the late
Thomas Timberlake, Of this county, in the NH
gear Of her age.
! The amiable manners and disposition Of the
deceased rendered her an object OF peculiar en-
dearmenf 10 her family, and offender interest to
al who knew her. During her illness she gave
every evidence Of sincere penitence, and looked
forward not only with resignation bur pleasure
y the time when her spirit should take lis fight
70 the mansion prepared for * and where perfect
,AaRpiness and peace awaited il. We synpathize
deeply with the widowed mother, who at one blow
has bad 50 many bright hopes blasted. She has
gone from the circle Of love and friendship TO re-
turn no more; she has persisted from earth--but
the delicacy and sweetness Of her character will
not be forgotten The loss will be long mourned
BIZ her acquaintances, but BY none more than the
writer Of this, who knew her through many scenes
az life. and viii long remember the day on which
che was consigned TO the cold and silent grave.
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AZ the Citizens or JelleISen ~
tlle adjoining Counties, liza al 4
whom Il mar coneek,s

Z THE uneersi khel, III kirnss| fanlir s,.
n ing purchased lie Wa,er pnr,5f ~ $3.50
Known a. SlEidsrs Gulf Mis- af,ha s.,rrr 10.
MINUS q Harners- lry--and Cokr,fsnv h3v.
rs esen organized and appli cntionEnSd Us Is IN.
L.sslslasnre q Virginia ior Chaft{r kpropo@.s.
large and extensive Paper ana WdDlf.n ES71ss
,ies, winch will give employment Is 80 e }on
hands and with machine shops ana ,terhsn1,.
prseaply over 90 families who n snscgss{ ~
ls purchase their provisions ana sns;e 3anre 6,,r
se farmers occupying the fertile vstl.1ts aro,,h
e san wass = = q e hoped they lbeja
Bai 8 Is erection q such es,ensvs Racks.
~. 49, " 'Aen with machirsls ihe cleo
uO9 FL DWELLINGS, tor So large nusnhesg of hahAs
an lhe large amount VI finds F11n;s;ss ~
slocSlng orfninishink tia mis- ia ~
tof iisaauiaetuFe involves very iir2s onilaf ~
capasal and the proprietnfs are anxio,s; a fK q
possible q push the improvement essen er,asatlv
Dsyond inose proposed above, As l;sasi ~ sssarf
asons sse.tNg alasasi &c eniv lssiaE assJil sanl
PFeasa1ts taapsvreaaenM We are f,f4,rsd n ssr,.I
Pose, that The citi2ensin this vicinf fns,s SO.
means with ours in carrying forrai 49,. 3rss,
ana useful Improvements, 81 becSSfy e. snI5rrl.
pefs g the stock in eThe Sber3s ,ifah -, ~,
n. .a..', Company as we sinh = Nor
Nseial or profitable investment 81 s,,r.ss sj,,,,3
~ ne made Independent 81 ne 81 .a;ts ~
sasaashns n,s confer TIE aalaeert sountrvf
anouia the citizens il this vieiiats fal,e 5oci
q sns amoanLof eight Or ten thousand l.llaSs -
i InN We shall proceed at once Us s srer.;,T ~
saS.ory not less than sixiy-fve rtwo hu,,dred
ISL. loar stories inheight ana 81 I'D raostI pep-
.lanent materials and worknlansiKn ~ INA An.
ple purpose Ct the manufaeture 81 Aaner add az
m W.. goods We have secured s.,s rnraRS a.
nlnhy them with the requisite nSashinesv1 afsd
sapPaylng them with workmeni Ne however
alsa your and in amounts equal /, he edst 81
IsisSlng he buildings. or greAeriff vol dksire.
ana pooss Will be opened for dlsscriofi6hs a
soo ~, . me Charter is obtained !
i, We also invite the attention al aanitalitfa Il,
sae parehase ct lots and erecting hahsss B ss-
Icommodate The large number df fsrslScs IA, Is
e.npioyed Tor reasonable nuinAF we Iould
suarahtee the rent at fair pric@s tur 4 teim AZ
Years We believe that safer ala! more nloiita-
pis =, INVESTMENTS could nowhere hs made.
he above may seem premaSngs. bur II Ia
season ior commencing Is 50 raaiaiy app1oacha
.,'s, We throw out these suggestions Tins earlr
.na. tne CITIZENS may be informed Ii,on sIbieet
Mn,cn We believe canhot be irtstfafent 10 Them
ana nope they having an oppotagsnity "a tya,a,
me ne SUBJECT fully, viii have tiseSg Yfndslmad.
W an9 De prepared to act asseon al tAe bccrs a.
lopened. Eor Information as 10 ncaiion ariply IS
! ~ W. SsrPlSoToN and JAtaas nh Bsoswn.
HIRAM ELLIS Aafns.
ld7rperS- Ferry E,.h o. fcAo 4. ,e4,-'8 !
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MARRiED.

-()n Thnrsdar he 2llh OH, By he Rev. b.
Dngonies. Il fhe residences of Mr. Hays, IN Ma
1yiand, LieuL QEoaoe w. Cooku1 oEtAe Navy,
81 NIabana 70 Miss 2. HokTENs1a BElR. young.
eA daughter 81 Gen 5chn Bear, forinefly 81
Acnaion. Texas-of this county.
On he i6ib ult, IN shepherdz,own. by The
Rev. D. Bragonier, Mr. Joas W. MrrcnKLL 70
olin Ann Mlsi4 HElns-both Of this 'edhnly.
A. Church FIN, on the 29,h1ult.. BY he Rev.
III. Jennings, Mr. ELiJoTT r. w. Tani % Miss
hrcIspA vtRofEIa third daughter Of Col. Robert
Y. snodsrass-all of Berkeley county.
On lhe 2tih nit. b. the Rev. Mr.. Lipscomh.
Nj VIZ. TABleR % Miss Susxs WnsoN--aii
~ Berkeley county.
Near Woodstock Champaign CO.; Ohio a, he
ION ut. Mr. ABRAM GauBD. formerly 81 This
Gouniy. = Miss PH0nE Z. HowARD, Of the form
~ place.
On The 9Th uit, on the Bridge III Harners-
Ferry, BY The Rev. Nelson Head Mr.. JxNrn
WoLrE 70 Miss CArnxRfNE CARn1coPr-bosh az
Stanton. Va.
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household q kucheE
FURA-KTURE.

2a n scool SrkMo,n two miles below
Snickers' Ferry. en Monday &c 220i day Of 8Esrtk
neri. together with oiher Property not here emu
merated, the following, VIZ
II valuable work Horses and Mares; 3twSb rear
!. old Colts. ia
. Ewes (shortly to have lambs BY q thorough
bred Cotswold RAND g. yeariingss eve and
These sheep are improved as highly, If not
more 50 than Al "sprinssberyf by the same
crosses
l Blackwell and Cotswold ram; abda, 70 head Of
stock Caftle
10 or IS fine Mich Cows, some of them now
fresh with young Calves by their sides, and
others that will be fresh shortly;
5 pair of large, fne. web broke Oxen, and l2
yearlings Calves;
About 100 Hogs, big and little among them Is
brood Sows-cross, Shepherd Berkshire upon
The Chester;
I Wagons, 3 Wagon beds, OK Cart, and Gear
ing ofevery kind; ! settof Blacksmith's tools.
Farming Utensils Of every description.
six horse Beater Threshing Machine
A quantity of Household and Kitchen Furniture
Several Barrels of Vinegar; Potatoes and Tur-
nips
Between 500 aud 1000 bush Oats; 100 and odd
bills Corn 6 or 1000 lbs. Bacon nearly smoked.
Tsznis 81 Sale.-All sums of $40 and under,
cash, over s 10 nine months credit-bond and good
security cash required in every ease before de-
livery of articles purchased. Sale TO commence
at each place at 10 o'clock.
PROVINCE MCCORMICK,
FRANCIS MCCORMICK,
CYRUS MCCORMICK,
u rerugars