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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
TUl.t.J AND FOX SALE.


- COUNTRY REsIOENCE.sU SITES.
"a VILLAGE LOTS WOODLAND. Of and seH W ssi
- Farms-To be sold al saruon, ON Tuesday, the Jlst%
July Inst by WM IA FRANKLIN SON co under
Walker d.css.ed, IN West FANS, the mansion house,
with good garden, cArrsgehouse, barn. Ice house, w
cudng about four Of land Also number " very
d..rable Lots In the village Of West Farms, and somo
b.nnuhllly situated building sii-s In the vicinity Aso.
Wood land Stages meet The Harlem csfss hofnssna d.
Maps Of the property and further intmsOn may De ash
By applying TO the AuctOneers, or 10 WALKER BIO
Their, Is Pine-st y ~ Ms.
- TO CLOTIIIERs.-fOR SALE Tn. unss.
4. pr-d lease OF tbe very vslusbl" stand iof INC
- Clothing business btj sphng.sL corner u washing
together win the stock 81 weless0fteh really
made clo1ing and piece goods Lessee years unetpifed
from st Ma last For further particulars apply 10 IN"
subscriber at his oace Is fulton.st
JAMES TAYLOR Administrator Of
jy2s sus- JOHN A. HANNA, deceased.
=, ROOMS TO LET WITH STEAM POWER
a. Two good light rooms, ono on nrst nO0f ana ne
- other on second fOOr IN ths brick building rear ~ ~
BOwery. 10 let, With steam power. Apply al hA1SOhb
Bookstore, ~ bowery. ly1 lns
- TO LET-From let Of August noHl store with
a: w. o rooms adjoining, In Broadway near Pnnc..st
- now occupied as fancy store and doing good Du
.insss Rent low. Apply a. ObO oALriNS hrsl -
tate Office. Chatham square. Uob
ma Alarm FOR -ALE-Con.isuns of i75 .e'cs.
- sbni N OF which are wood and The balance srstiss
~ and fabls land situated within mile ~ the snsze
Of Meanwhile Somerset Co y. J On the premises 70
convenient ~eiDg and other nsce.ssfy
Tor dairy purposes as well az rsisiog g.n fof mf1hsf
panisulaf. apply 10 L pAsE wlrs,.,o,-.
y3O eodu 40 !" s'"'"s ".
"a FOK sAIE--IO0 acres Of land " of which
W are under cultivation, with house upOo W snnts'
m sso hi.s IS acres 70 II which are 10 grsss IN Wa.
,ea Co hi. state, Tor s75 Inquire Of q hcADAM,
B-ekmsn-st Z.
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MR RUTLFR, Auctioneer.
ANN >I-TRATORs~ SALE-D

DuBIIC ADM NisrRATOk'r sAhB-on
i Tuesday, July 81, al 10 O'Clock At fhfshehsi me
property OF Hannah Orosmaker dsces.ed consisting ~
household ana Kitchen furniture, beds aud bedding chairs,
tables, glasses carpets Ac. -
N9S 3us' JAMES ThAfth tpo Aamh
r. MOONEY, Ancuoaeer.
BOOTS AND -IIOE-.-IOMOkROWyC JuesdsyJ
I'D al 10 o'clock A 800 cases, At store - fesffss
general assortment Also on hand for private sale. s the
lowest rate. lmy2s lawtfisAl A. D GALE. % fesI..l
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Passengers Arrived.
MARINE JoURH AL

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Kate U E-,.y asa ~ & IN .f-s-t-
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BOARDING.

BOARD WA>TED-Fors gentleman and ms wife.
I'D he Third cr seventh Wards Three rooms regnr-
ed a. on sane door secOndl possible Meals TO be
sent % rooms To commerce within 50 days. Address
q his Office, stating location and Sceomm % ticns
and not oriitung ule price w Wis
DOARDIN BROOkLY>-Nesr the Fulton Ferry,
ID single gentlemen. With breakfast snd Ia or f1
boz q Also a pleasant room for family Apoy Al 81
Ssnds-.i N.o WIS
4 GENTLEMAN AND LADY or two single gen
y -mrn. car - accommodated with board and pleas
ihc second 1oor. by applying A. 81 JSyst
iy-6 jusSMNW'
FURNISHED BEDROOMS TO LET-Nery
L neatly furnished aud lu pnvsie family not, cold
and shower for the " occupants u rooms Refer
-ncs Ia ven and required Terms moderate Inquire
80 Broadway. ore door above Fransin-st iyo luis
CAPE AN-MAN-lON HOI -E.-The Man
Asinn hous-ts large ana comm 'dions ouiding hsnd
snniciy located Commanding view Of the ocean and
beautiful surrounding country The rooms are large and
airy and the table crowded with all the fehcscs- OF
/ e season The steamers F,nobscot sud " y. fease
leave New York for phia iouc llg a. Cape May,
ou Monday Wedne-day Friday AMI saturday eyenings'
A. o'clork. ljy.6 49, HOOPER IL DIAM.
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WM W SHIRLEY. Aucuoneer
REFKItsEkATORs,P PIANO

L FORTFs se-NM " SHIRLEY, will sell At Aae-
ton Al tho salss Room ~ Nssssusl ON TUESDAY, July
81 l0oclock BY Catalogue, rich psror aud bedroom mru
a. -. rergerstors Safes Ice cream ffeetcfs. dish
covers Also, a. y o'clock, 70 pay advance two gold
watches two piano ories iron planting nachinesw 18th
500 O bundles hoop iron 80 chests hyson tee, hegs
boat nails with = variety OF useful and fancy sfc zee
4 an he ON lyb u
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SCHOOLS.

I,RENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING. and
i Day school for Young Ladies', No CarrOi-placei
a e-r.ers - Sey-York This establishment conducted
by Madame HX who assisted 10y The most talented pro-
-ssof " his city continues Ia ENJOY the condolences Of al
nos. Who have entrusted their dau ghters u her care
Every attention paid the morals and comforts 81 me
pupils Terms moderate. The house 10 spacious and
comfortable rN -
SCHOOL. FOR sALE-rhe mos, favors6y stu
- rd u tne CITY and rent free competent teacher
Prr. Is f,r furniture and good Will Address ~ isitef
p5.tpaid 20 Mr. JONES T. 5. School Agency - Mas
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N.,0- y,,s. JuIy Isl $40 ~ Jus

rI N. 40 F-The W Grand Lodge VII
7'ueore it. Arnus Se..ion "Wednesday AuRpst l.
a, I0 efe oek A NJ AZ The L Room, National ia AZ
II A. TIE snuuA election fog oEeers Will e ned 90
Tnnrsd.y The Pol. NJ. b open from 70 10 Oclo T.
R.nres@otar ves viii pleas- b. Duncusl By Ofderi
81 s.. BENJAMIN J. PINT. Grand secfetefy.
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- 90 u ne state o. ~ w-iOrk, vii Commence
II. regular snnua session n the Grand Lodge Boon Va.
uou.l Hall CanA't on Aond.y evSrins. ne 30 ms =,
80, A.. - Grand scribe.
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ICE PITtHER-.-Ths lovers Of pare iced Croion'
Who need Pltehers thai Will not break wben the hock
lad Lake diamonds dropped IN, can be supplied win
doe stout Br tsnnis Pitchers, holding from % q1as
stb snd without cogers They not only used 10 our
oipe.syng cry adapted 70 inc "lsuuds and no
| rtisn Of al places where
| slao bound s1ctsf
Il. 1as. e.g-r.3 sacsst .e-ns- from tss -sh
Nsnuf,ctu rcd and fJr sac Wholesale and retail - ne
~ 60 ~ LUCIUs HART.
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RELIGIOUS Rev. r. W. Holland formerly
pastor Of the First Unitarian Church in Adsms-st.
preached yesterday large audience in the Church
Of the Saviour, 10 P.errepontst.
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PORT OF NEWyORk......'CLiS' o
nrxn.rrRK ALasssc-...Iss oEt.
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ALIBsRAL OFFERINe.--The Trustees, incorpo-
rate of new church organization in connection with
Rev ROBERTSON, have been presented with sew
era lots on Murray Hill, site for new Presoyie
rian Church, by benevolent member OF the Murray
family who owns extensive property in that 6esuti
fu portion Of the Island Measures are now being Ia
ken tor the erection of suitable building.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

OpD FELLOWS ELECrIoS.-The election for
Deputy Grand Master for the County OF hins'' came
OF on Friday night last and, as anticipated resulted 10
the choice Of David Van Voorhies, Esq, the present
Sheriff OF Kipgs to occupy the important station.
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THE EUROPEAN AMERIcAN.-such Is the ute
of new Weekly announced for this week TO be issued
In English and Italian, under the Editorial charge OF
G. T. SEccm DE- CAsALI, well known as an ardent and
well informed Republican. 1t will take no part In
American politics, but labor heart and soul In the great
work of intoxicating and diiusing Republican prnci
pies Ii must prove especially valuable to learners o
Italian Office Spruce st. 50 per snnum
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Things In California.-Not 30 Glowing n
Picture.

The Ner0rk Adg,rtiser publishes letter from
Seth Dryden who wen, with party from that place
According to Mr. b gold digging Is not always 90 pro
htabe business as 1t has been supposed. We copy
a.. hesf Of the letter.
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From the St. Louis Heveille.
Corpus Christi Route.
CAMP ALLEN, Corpus Christi.

CAMP ALLEN, Corpus Christi,
February IS, 1s49
Eds. of the Reue,He: According to promise, | write
you again. Since my last dated at this place, January
"a, have visited New Orleans for the purpose of raising
company DESTROYS of visiting the gold regions by the
way of Corpus Christi
While at New Orleans met your friend. j. s. Robb,
Solitae, who, like myself, had taken the fever, and
determined TO go.
He expressed wish to go by the way of Corpus, as
the information he had received, and the examination of
the surveys made by scientific men, induced him and his
party TO make Corpus Christi the starting point
Thus far,1 have succeeded in forming party of fine
fellows-many of them your intimate friends land some
of whom have the elephant We left New Orleans
on the steamship Fanny the 18th, and arrived here
on the 22d The company is styled "Knney Rangers"
and numbers, now, forty
The feasibility of route from this place to San Fran
cisco is no longer involved in doubt The party COMA
zaan Rangers) which left here thirty days ago.
have been heard FROM and moving with more rapidi
than expected They comparatively the pioneers,
making plain and easy the road for all who may follow
them. The KINNEY Rangers will leave in few days,
and have hesitation in saying that better pre-
pared for the journey than any party that have left this,
or any other place in the Union, for FL Dorado
Our appointments complete. We have elected from
number the military officers also board of council
arbitration by whom all matters of disagreement be-
officers and will be adjusted constitution
has been adopted for our guidance and control
An old and experienced navigator of the prares guides
to Ell Paso; a surveyor also Col Snvely) accompa
MES So you may Judge, with the the company
bears, "K. R. there is ''no such word as fail"
DAZZLE, of the Pacific.
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MICHIGAN BOYS ON THEIR WAY TO CALIroRNIA.-We
have before us the Lavaca Texas) Journal Of the 9th of
March, from which notice that company of about
twenty persons had arrived in that place on their route
to California They provided with all the necessary
tools and Implements together with smelling machines
for an extensive business. Among the names of the
company are A. w. Dyar, of Michigan, and James G.
The Journal says: "Ths company is a portion of the
Carson association, which left New York on the 18th
nit but after arriving at Galveston, their way the
Rio Grande, this portion became satisfied that they were
the wrong track changed their course, and came this
way The route they propose 10 go is by San Antonio,
the ella They will undoubtedly find good wagon road
the whole route with plenty of game grass, and water
and more healthy pleasant natural route of that dis
lance, cannot be found earth. If they meet difficulty
will be from inexperence in campaigning They will
probably get to the gold regions before their companions
and with half the cost and danger.
"They left this place on Wednesday last for the
,diggngs.' They intend examining the San Pedro and
Prleo rivers, and if they find gold enough there they
will go further. May their visions of adventure and
gold be more than realized"- Detroit Free Press.
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The Arkansas Democrat of the 23d ultimo, contains
various items of interest relating to the emgrans to Cali
lorna by the Arkansas route. n very large number of
emgrants had collected at Little Rock on their way TO
900 had already passed up to the rendezvous some
hundred were at Little Rock, and between two and three
hundred others were encamPedat the bluffs below Major
Bonneville was not to take command of the military
escort, and had left Fort Smith for ST. Louis 1t had
been announced by Gen. Arbucke that the escort unless
prevented by high water would be at Fort Smith, and
be prepared to leave by the 10th of April. 1t in
tended that the troops should precede the emgrans few
days. with the view of seeking the most practicable
route and in the opinion Of General A. it would not be
advisable for the emgrants to start before the 10th of
April The number OF emigrants at Fort Smith and Van
Buren, so greatly exceeded the estimate that great diff
Guilty was experienced in obtaining mules, oxen horses,
&c, for their transportation. 1t General Arbuckles
purpose to open the California road the south side of
the North Fork OF the Canadian, and Lieut. Dent of the
5h infantry, had gone forward the 10Th utimo
pore the route
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THE UNION.
From the National Intelligencer
From CALIFORNIA;.

We have been favored with the annexed letter from
officer on board the United States ship Ohio in the
bay of San Francisco, TO officer OF the government in
Washington:
gon, and avail myself of the opportunity afforded by Mr.
Wehered send you few specimens Of gold dust,
monty found in various parts OF the placer The Lexng
being the OF sailing and every moment of my
cannot write you fully at present, but will do myself the
honor 10 forward you by the overland detailed
covered Ell Dorado" You may be prepared believe
great deal, when you | have seen written
or published account which has been verified by
ocular proof hazard nothing in saying that than
i've millions OF dollars sixteen dollars the ounce have
been already obtained from the the rocks picked
IN the sands of dry creeks washed of the dRgng
OF g9hes ana ths with the rudest OF implemenisa pick
spade, often only jack knife and wooden bowl large
amount has been away aud the Lexington will take
upwards OF three hundred thousand dollars in dust, OF
which has been purchased from eight twelve dollars
the ounce As you suppose, in such state OF things
everybody seems to be mad, and other empoyments
and occupations abandoned-lam, workshop, Office
from the mines The price of labor and provisions has
risen in proportion to the scarcity Produced by the neglect
OF agriculture, the increased and the abundant
means OF paying In gold for the indulgence of every appe
tite
have only time suggest the speedy of Congress
to this effect Let there be SALE appropriations lease,
the whole be open and free TO every but establish
soon possible assayng office this place, where all
gold dust be exported from California shalt be
bars lngos and stamped with the and value
coming at the United States mins and with the further
privilege having these bars Hgots coined free of charge
the government the expense of host of collectors and
other oificers indeed might say mighty 'army OF
cupaon II 1t were even possible keep such army
their coors The bars would be preferred i'm trade
and commerce. and would serve better than coin in trade
with other countries, particularly China the East Indies
well as many parts OF South America, if not in Europe
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OFFICE OF MILLER 4 co..,

{. Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets,
WHERE splendid capital prizes have been sold
w and paid any other house in the Union. and
the oldest established exchange and lottery office in Mary
land.
MILLER & CO. have tho pleasure of pre- sonting to tho
public the most
BrMsans Lottery ever draUn IN the United ssssss.
The capitals are large and brlant-the main prize
One Hundred Thoasand Dollsrsi
And the change obtaining oapal prize 10 truly spen
did. In purchasing by the package the purchaser has
chance 1900 OF drawing the great prize Of *l0OO nd
chance lso Of drawing either the
1925 OOO $l2 500one chance in every six PACKAGES OF
drawing the 500 O00 $4,000, $4,000, 8l2600 - co.,
$1,000 5000, $4,000 VI $780, Truly splendid chance
tor packages.
MILLER .CO. say try one. and in return look out for
at least one OF the
Great Capital Prixoss
Besides splendid chance in packages thers are fifteen
drawn ballots, making fifteen prizes in every twenty-five
tickets
Look at this noble Lottery,
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of .MaryR0nd Ct6ss a,
To be drawn the Law Buildings, in the city OF baln-
SATURDAY, APRIL q, l849.
Under superinenence of commissioners appointed by
his excelIency the Governor of Maryland.
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From our B.l.,.aors Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, April lis p. m.
The Ne,o York sisetfos Democratic Of
Corporation e6tesys The mayksts, re. t1tH
There has been anxiety evinced here this morning
as to the result Of the New York election but up 70 The
present time particulars have boon received ~ 70 The
precise state OF the has been announced however,
IN general terms. that Caleb Woodruff is elected mayor
aho mat tho indications of the board
oil aldermen, we'll the Judges of the superior and
marine courts will be wings There were two Of ds-
ocrac candidates in nearly all the wards ,hsss latter
offices, which prevented the Mr. Van Schack
mayor constant pickering having ksp, up forbid
ding all harmony or union among the parties on any SUBJ
The consequence that scarcely twohirds of the
democratic vote poled.
la the city council OF Baltimore the first step taken
Yesterday the election of all officers of our oor
poraon by the people 1t is contemplated instruct tho
city counsellor prepare amendment the charter
be acted upon by the council and ultimately laid
fore the legislature for its sanction. M
child years age died yesterday, in the eastern
section OF the city, from the effects spoonful OF auda
mum, administered to it by its mother in mistake, sup
posing il be paegoric She had just procured from
apotheearY shop and tho vial labelled paregorc.
The mail from the NORTH due halfpast o'clock, has
not arrived yet 1t is feared that accident has hap
pened on the road. tpff
The MARKErs-In the Baltimore market, this morning.
-four active. and sales Of 100 bbls Howard
made at 81 I2A small part time Sales
500 bbls. City Mills 81 ia Sales city meal
So yellow, and So 37A tor white. Sales of
goes prime Maryland and Virginia red wheat, at 81 cents
We quote 50 % cents for good to primo. Sales to
limited extent of yellow at AZ cents. and some
5000 bushels white at Al As Oats dull At ~ Is
Whiskey is dull at 20 cents. in bbls.
At New York, this morning, there steady feeling
the first board and sales of treasury note IS at 1851 New
loan OF 1868 nominal at iii IlIi
The flour market is steady Salos Of 1000 bills COM
State brands and - - - 10 and ~ ca
Gcnesee 81 81 - rs and southern - 50 ~ 81 and
50, brands Corn meal ~ As a ~ IS. Rye -four
w rs 81 o.
Wheat is dull Sales of Genosee 1l6 l2O cents red
do SO los Corn is quiet Sales Of 1000 bushels
so So Tor mixed and SO So for yellow Oats
80 cents. Rye 81 cents.
Mess pork $40 81 $40 so, and pure 80 &c. Lard, 200
barrels 81 butter cents Beef and bacon UNI
changed.
Cotton dull at cent decline since the steamer Sales
Of 400 bales
Wiskey 81 a % cents.
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A CARD TO THE 0ENTLEMEN

of the different government departments, to the diplomatic
corps and to the citizens Of Washington in general
Positively taught for only limited time longer Apply soo~
TIN lie possession of a which Is for
i the Merchant, the Clerk, and all persons
gagged public business, private life, 10 OF such vas inn
portance, that
Mr. BRISTOW, FINISHING WRITING MASTER,
twenty years extensive practice in the Atlantic cities and
London views OF proprety and public benefit
in submitting specimens of his style of teaching at the door
of his Academy, g.. .o..
CONCERT HALL, PENN AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET.
Promising and assuring those gentlemen who may honor
him with their confidence, that Notwithstanding the de-
ec the Stiffness crampness defomiy OF their present
writing they have excellent opportunity of acquir
ing, with certain and snre success,
IN ONE COURSE OF Easy LESSONS,
The ease freedom handsome similarity OF the writing
exhbiied-bold, rapid, and manly.
THE LADIES' STYLE
Is of perfect beauty, Enthusiastically delicate, and
very graceful.
Mar 23-lmd
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TUCKER d DANIEL, merchant tailors dooIs esst
of Browns hotel beg leave call the attention o, tnei
others assortment OF spring goods Just
received in store Their stock now comprises every ae
scrpon of article. coats pantaoons ana vess o ue
season. and in point of quality and price cannoe oe SUI"
passed by any establishment in TINS Guy o osow 70
They have also on hand usual an assortment oil fancy
articles for genemens wear
Ap5-3taw2w
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4 CARD-The subscribers most respectfully request al
nersops indebted the late firm Of H. CiaSet q Up to
an rlv payments The firm OF Cagett, Newton. May
s. Co will attend settlement OF all accounts duo tho
% firm of D. Cagett Co. those proferrinR do
n settle with d. Clageu personally We hope This call
will receive early attention from our friends
An Tiff D. CLAGETT & CO.
~ II. PARTRIDGE, M d., Ne lo0 spruce street,
". Philadelphia, continues give his particular attcn-
the OF diseases the skim scronla and
diseases of the throat.
Oince hours: Gam, p m, and p. m,
Ap lo-l9r
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ID. PAINE Il CO., Managers.

0-I $50 dollars is tho lowest three number prize-0
so Ist and I'd drawn numbers 1000 are 10000
60 Sd and 4th do 100 1000
1870 9Th and 9th or 7th and 9th do. 500 0O,OO0
l2O 9th and 10th or llth and 18th do 400 5000
I2o 18th and 18th or l4th and 10Th
drawn numbers 800 are 5000
$500 any numbers ~ arc l,t04,WW
1855 any number AW are 1booo,VW
Tickets, SiOO; halves, $50; quarters, &2o eighshs,
$l2 SO.
all the numbers in the wheel, from No. to No. rs ncu
sve and may draw four of the great capital prizes,
amounting to
will for
Is whole tickets, $1,000 Is quarters, 925o
Is half tickets 500 rs eiahths, rs
Order early, tickets may be before tho day Of
drawing i. ~
go perfectly SAFE however large the contents
In Of Is years in business, and the transmitting
thousands OF dollars through the mails there has
been but trng miscarraKes OF letters addressed to
MILLER " co.
Oders strictly private and confidential.
Tickets enclosed under thick envelopes that eye can
discover the contents.
For the great capnl prizes prompt and careful attention.
please address the old-cstablisfed prize firm Of
VIZ MILLER Il CO.,
Corner Baltimore and st. Paul streets,
Mar 20-dxct25Ap% Baltimore Maryland.
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MAIlIIIED,

On the 18th instant by the Rev JAS DoSEL.S, LAWRENCE
NELSON of Mary to Miss ELIZA daughter Of the
worthington OF this city.