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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-18
Mr.. Ei.iur :.

.Wr. Eduor;
The communication in your last, from
JrrMs." seems to he pointed n, me. as !
live on the ro,ner" and wear I"sey;
hut more particularly So, ms knockcd over
the chni,s. stepped IN the gn!s tues, a"d
called or father said n CERTAIN gentleman
resrmhLd bear" Ii JsnM. be the
complaining hach.h" I called Bear, jus.
"witisprr Ia lin "not I" i'et, I"r well
know possess no " attractions Tor h'"'.
u. remarked he did not desire /" embark
Ia a rn,,nnhial lie a, present Ah, II Is
w,l he has told it; iar am sure ever,
body thought otherwise aei'"ns sl'enk'as
loader than words. just Whisper /" him.
Mr. Editor. about The fax ard .he s"nr
grapes and Jacks p,lit ly dee hing his
supper" aud he viii h""w why tank he
don't desire Ia embark.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-18

t.r Our neighbor Of tho Star state IA
triot adopts rs the wisest stroke OF policy
the State could DEVISE the idea advanced
In an synonymous pamphlet, distributed
throsghou, the length sid breadth of this
State, tdouhtless by the rapacious creditors
of Tsxas,) that Texas should assume to
pay the nominal amount Of her indebted
uess upon the condition tina, The creditors
would invest the Same in such objects OF
internal improvements as the legislature
may designate" This is urged upon the
specious reasoning that "it would u, once
remove al excuse for the cry OF repudia
tjou.' and enhance the value OF our lands.
1'his article OF our neighbor II It meant
to b. more than piece TO fill upa column,
should have been written aud Published be.
fore the ELECTION. II we understand The
matter correctly, the people have deter
mined nj the ballo, box how the debt shall
b. paid and hence all advice on the sub.
ject 10 unnecessary. II it Is RICH. for the
State 70 pay the nominal amount of her
debt. she has no right to compel her credit.
ora 10 spend il in any other manner than
they may acc ~, much less to follow the
wild. yisionsr; notions OF legislature max
link railroads with such capital. The peo-
Die Of Texas have decided in the election
Of every candidate OF the State. shai the
debt shall be paid, ut it, scaled valuation
TIM, is, 10 pay the full amount they received.
with ten per cent interest All Of the lex
~ sctip WAS held at much lower valua.
ton than ,his---,nuch, if not all o. Z, was
vh,sihed by tho present holder.. at from
teur 70 6vs ceuA on the dollar. Texas
ptopcses 10 pay these holders at about fifty
cents On the dollar, with from fourteen 70
sixteen years Interest. This looks 10 us
like quite a liberal transaction aud one with
which tho creditors should be satisfied. II
they expect to obtain more through tho
agency Of tho present wing administration.
ies thea. Try the experiment. Texas willuu
occasionally maintain THE stand. despite the
e0De3s Of her crs.litors, OF the croakings Of
~ ssppertess Of the present. free soil Al.
s,iaislsatiou.
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prrssitr enacinteH'-. he may W fA'n-'"' wv
think, IL he shonld look upoi. ,ssm the pre-
gresslsc step. of q iina,ie'sn, Which vail not
be stayed short Of .he object which !. has sci
ou, 10 accomplish.
The psnaltssn Csrre sys.Aenes.
Mos, Of the papers IN this State. pronounce
the Donaldson correspondence hoas, AID Alr.
The following letter from eoe II the w'Tr-
workers, (Nf. Gsaer) shows that The letters
are genuine, aud the mover, IL ihis political M
lr,gne were IN earnest Here follow. the letter
Of Mr.. Greer,
Forsrrrsrn srarfr. Aug's2-m.
I. ds sel so np y i t III, sdac
number Of my private letters.
In jns'ice 10 myself and the De,aocra'ic Va
tonal Committee, shall request YOU 10 publish
the following statement
came here ri the request Of The Hon. -
w. Donaldson. IN the early part o' June, tor the
purpose Of attending to certain matter, H't
forth in the pnbl -hr'i letters, Aiiet VII ''"''
nlJson's d. parlurc r,r Texas wa Induced 10
show the correspondence to member Of the
Some few days after This HE letters w're All
sirncted from m, valise, AID a package similar
in -ixc ans arp,arance was substituted had.
Of course, no -uspci"a that this wa done, aud
WINS greatly s,rpr-,d, on opening The H'rald "'
this morning. to see tina, the whole Of This cor
rcspond,nce wa- published
merely make hi, statement In order to show
my t,llo,,. eonmitt,.me~ that | hay. hid
neither p,r, 40, 10, in tNc matter Of III. pu5lsa-
ton If heir letter..
,.aaa..,i,o ,hJ;,,,,o,. eom,sl m. tn leave
a.. ,la ~, g., ,,,,rn,Y morniur bu,
~h,,, ,,s,,. r,,l, no,vc, IN The hands of my rril
i .n"" PSI ,ss Herald and All Other
nar,.r. oiv,ng publIeit, to ih,. correspondence.
r"r ,,, :. a. t.rrrt ON, Inc ,..au, OF IT, bclny
y, VA =, ~, , W. h,na.
r''' AL ,.,,,,a, Sat-. lama.
iowa - young ana g"''a"' ''"','' ~ W
efao, !" ,nc corr ""u ""' p',"s. -,
occupies. A. one oil her ei'zens' ~hH'i D..
found ever true I" her Interests anu 'e'efn''''"
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We haru from the Northern SiaMlw.l
that |, ksvillc. Texas. wns visited hy n
destructive lie Il" Friday mouing tho 81
Inst, The sufferers we've W. T. Dickson,
T'er.'Lc n Iiuh.inr. Mills n Murray. 4.
M"rdi. George Ftcdso'. VIM. C,ittc,nien.
Dr.. t:,'". ':"r'i"n, aud Thomas K. Wilson.
--LGrrun UsraiH.
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ths .on,ro..;.e IN. IN wh;.h he urucd
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,,.o~,. cf IN. South to .hrse measures 81
1.n..,s.. hs Md FIJI back upon tho states
,i~ht. ulatfor,,. resolved to uphold statc
.o.,,.;vntv in oroos;,ion 10 consolidation
.nA The r;vh. 4, coerer . .ecr,iirx member
,f Tho rocfcdcrscy. The withdrawal OF
C., Ou;,m,n ...urcs us that he never
..o,om,I.,ed a aujet "reminiscences in the
.o,,oroo,i.c arrangement. but looked TO
/. remedial F" measures. Ye, in the face Of
this declaration. aud the further admission
that he :. may have expressed the wish that
so.u. c.rolin. would not reccde from the
.o.,,i,,. which sbc has assumed" VIZ nrc
teld ,hs. "Gep. Ouj,mnn ran upon pre-.
.,,ely tho question. that he Republican
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-18


We pebsisA y = ~ I paCxs Isstss - !!
~ Hon. - <. PssydfnS. Hssshss~ sAS'
Ard one wko has 6jled Distinguished positions
in ths cosssas Of sh~ eeuassy. SSr P.s<ysrds
the ec4nrfpuisc mra-asvs n IN 81 tsfvrdrr
spon tho pess II tbs Ssnth, and ihi"ks that
tbs states ~hirh have submi,lcd to past, will
~ rqunliy quie.srat andsr fa.nre wrongs"
~. Pasiding FEN biz sectional position j. well
calculated 10 judge 81 the idea eu'sfiained at
tbs North 10 regard 10 The effect Of these
u,cnsur~. and the views AMI purposes " the
anti.sissef, purity
We commend this letter 70 the aIiesiiyc Pc
Yusal Of Northern men. II he, northern nun
regards The compromi-e rs 'hi- light. ceriaiaiy
n Sou,hcrn man mny be excused far ccndelnn'
Ing the bin. enl,raced in It, as any;sc aud up
prcssi,c enaeimen'-. He may be- excused, We
think, IL he shond look upoi. ,hsm As the pre-
gtessisc step. of tana,ie'sn, Which vail not
be- STAYED short Of .hc object Which i. has ,.t
out 10 accomplish.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-18

4 VEGETABLE EXTRACTS.
EvANH, SANDERS, 4 ca havs On haa1 I
T. good supply Of Vegetable Exlaasse
Jsns y, 1851 ~
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Most Of the papers IN this State pronounce
the Donaldson correspondence hoax, AID Mr.
DonaLi-on a. ", Greer ~ men Of -'riw.
The following letter from cae It The wiTr-
workers, (Nf. Cseer) shows that the letters
are genuine, aud the movers 10 this political W.
tr,gne were IN earnest. Her, follows the letter
Of Mr. Greer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-09
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, May Do Il. NJ
BRrApsTuFFs-There "A fair home trade, and
moderate shipping demand for Western and State Flour
to-day; but the market for nearly all descriptions
easier owing partly to the unfavorable foreign adj
vices and the large amount Offering The sales of do
mestc reached 1880 bbs superfne, No. 2 at SO 62 a
50 u.s. ordinary to straight State, at "a 81 ID mixed
to good Western at 81 is 81 3a; and pure Genesee
at - so 81 62k. Canadian nomnally 81 25 in
not active $50 bbls mixed to straight brands, sold at
SABA "a s7s. Rye Flour in request, at SO Al
50 so Meal has not varied n,sat in moderate de-
mand and the sales include 200 bushels prime Genesee
at 81 Is; and l. 600 Canadian for shipment at 97c
81 OF Rye yerJ heavy, at &c.; $500 bushels sold
at that rate Barley continued scarce, and nomnaly
the Oats moved TO fair extent 46c. a 4Sc for
Northern and 45c 46c. for Jersey. Corn lower
and unsettled The steamers affected the market
snfavoraby The days business restricted to 1900
bushels Western mixed Ut Coo, and prime Northern
yellow at 62c.
CoTroK-The Europa's being worse than was
Hooked for at this period market has been brought to
complete stand to-day Sellers offer their supplies at
half cent decline which buyers yet unwilling
enter at The sales made insufficient to establish
prices,
HE6vsIoSs.-Pork very quiet to-day, without quo
table change in rates In retail lots about 300 bbs wcr
sold at SIS rs for mess Sif 70 for old Sll for new
prime; and $40 IS SIS for old. Beef also inactive
but firm. 100 bbs fetched SO % Sll So and
prime. So % SO so. Tierce beef dull OF beef
hams so bbls brought So 80. Picked in request
with sales Of 10 pkgs hams at SIZE Sc.; aud shout
ders at &c &c. Lard dull but steady. About 80
Sbs taken at 93sc. l0tae Butter and cheese
saleabe, at uniform rates.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

fTNHE CONGRESS PARTICIPATION To SHOE
misunderstanding that some unprncipled persons are
Offering Elastic Gore 70 manufacturers Of Patent Con-
Boots made by bradng weaving India Rubber in
such way cause shrr contraction, expansion q
the fabric with the spring this notice given that mode
covering and combining hbrous materials with cords q
India Rubber IL used in making Congress Boots, direct
lures sells the Congress Boots thus made will be prose-
cuted for damages All who authorized by to
are required stamp each pair with the words Days
Patents" all others infrn genients and dealers
warned against the they choose to be
cerned in pirsting this patent. HORACE H. DAY,
Owner Of the Congress Boot Patent.
IN. BIcenses granted Mt q C0urtlandt street, New
York and by authorized agents throughout the United
States except Nassaehus Maine and New Hampshire
owned by Charles Winsiow, Of Lynn, Mass
METALLIC INDIA RUBBER SHOES, FOR EXPORT
WI and home trade at subscriber has been
appointed BIZ Messrs Hartshorn Co.. OF Providence r. H.
sole in New York for the sale Of their shoes The
quality style and finish Of these shoes cannot be surpassed
by any other manufacturer They will be warranted in
every respect, and offered the most favorable terms
The trade respectfully invited to examine them Ware
house, Isl Broadway. SAM. G. BISHOP
Sole Agent In New York for 1Iartshorn n Co.
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PUBLICATIONS.


7 TITLES LIVING AGE-CoSTENTs OF no 81
IL 1917 Cents. The Cloister Life ~ the Emperor
Charles w. Frasers Magazine; 2. William Penn, Athencum
Spectator; Wreck o. the Old French Arstocracy Re
des Deux MondeG g. Journey TO Colchs and the Ger
Colonies, Nestmnser Review; >, Anecdotes ~ Para
mini Dublin University Magazines " Weekly Gossip Athe
T. Mans Nature and Development, Wcstminster
Review; = An Antediiuyian Romance Trasers Magazines
q The Court Of Chancery Times; TO- Tcselaed Pavencnt
Ancient and Modern; IL Destruction % three Coal Laden
Vessels Boston Journal H. Western Africa and Coonza
tion Commercial Advertiser; with Poetry and short Ar
ticcs. Published weekly, at six dollars by LIT
TELL CO., Bosom, and sold by DEWITT 4 DANEN-
FORT, Tribune Buildings, New York.
CoMETHING NEW. THE ALBANY DUTCHMAS
- Of the largest cheapest and most widely circulated
journals the WILL Saturday May 10TH contain
the OF thrilling novel from the pen 81 that popu
lar and spirited author Faconbridgc." The title Is Tie
shadow and the students the Pilgrimage Of Man who
never his parents" The Dutchman be had at all
DEXTER 4 BROTHER, q Ann street.
RIO BooKssLLERs-THIs sAY PUBLISHED the
Toast Book and Cornwall Companion, brmming over
with oasts and sentiments for all classes and all occasions
Also aud beautiful edition Of Book II One Thousand
Songs and edition Of limo colored Toy books tventy
four kinds, BY Fisher Brother, "a Chatham street ibe
raj discount 70 the trade.
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, WEEKLY TINES.
News o. the World. Punch Ladies Newspaper sc, Sc,
just received per Europa All the magazines periodicals.
aud cheap publications Of the DAY. constantly hand and
regularly served AZ subscriber dwellings, Orders for Eng
lish works forwarded BY steamer. y. PERRY,
Bookseller and Statoner, 100 Broadway.
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COAL.

CrPPLIEs OF COAL FOR THE AIMS HOUSE DE,
- parment-Propoals sealed and endorsed ns above viii
b received by the Governors u the Almhous at their oee
Rotunda Park until ~ o'clock M q the 18th instant, for
supplying 700 tone broken coal and 800 tons stove coal
ofBeaver Black Heath Wyoming Lehxb, o. any and all
descriptions % the hest quality free from chesnut aud pea
and all ether impurities each ten 20 consist Of 0 The
be delivered Bellevue, foot Of Iwenysxth street.
East River Blackwers and Rsndais Islands and At such
harves in this city h. designated for that
such times and IN such quantities may he required
before the let day a November next free Of all expense
be subject to the nspccon 81 competent person
appointed BY the Governors for that whose decision
quality shall be final Proposals 70 he
panied by the o. responsible with their
ascent writing security for the faithful performance a
the contract The contractors have the privilege o. de-
ycrnr all the broken coal and 100 tons a stove coal
early period the balance will not probably he required 70 be
delivered before the ls day Of November nest Any nfor
nation that may be required will be given application al
this once. ,. !. CODDfSGTON,
i. y. ffERRIcK,
Y. HENRY. =
Office az the Governors Of the Aimshouse,
Nav York Ma
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FLOPICuLTURAL.

ID osEs-sPfENDID ROsES-CERANfUMS, PETT-
II Mas yerbenas and yarcry o. other desirable plants
for the garden, always hani and for sale 81
the Horticultural establishment 81 ALENR. HUTCHINSON,
Twenty eighth street and broadway
GUNNER TOWERING PLANTs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ sending the most extensive AMI 1esutul
collection ~ Dabas Tuehss Petunas and Ncrnss ever
onr,d 70 the public Nothing u retained IN their asso
which second rate Their Norhcnas are exceednay
tine including swsntyfour scrt ~ prices from y =
80 per do1en Their Dnhlia fUcha and Verb, =
catalogue may he had application ~ their store
street. New York AZ the garden, Astoria, IT, T. All the
plants strong aud healthy aud warranted ~ described
IN catalogue Flower seeds IN great variety raeset ot
twenty select ANNALS 81 with directions Tor their culture
Alec German China and Csmelhs Basams which
unrivalcd for variety and beauty cents rer packet Gar
variety which separate catalogue.
J. ~ TH0RBURNE CO. u John IT,, and Astoria. T. l.
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CALIFORNIA.


ID oCKwELL 4 PALMER, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
IN and General Forwarding Express Agents Sacramento
City, Californa-W. II. Palmcr having resided several
years California and the Sandwich Islands aud being we'll
with the various mining Districts respectfully
seet share Of the patronage Of those who have business
10 Ne transacted either in California the Sandwich Islands
Refers 20 Maeondray Co., Starkey, Jan0n Co.. Hoop
81 ESQ at Cross obson Co., William Pickett. Col D.
Uuie San Francisco; Cavert Hill, Doughty Sloss
Wheaton, Hamilton a. Co., Sacramento City.
II IRCHoFF DE SOFA 4 CO, COMMISSION nER-
N chants San Francisco. California INSTRUMENTATION
grvrer i co. 81 Thomas w. r.; Mclier, Sand X Ritra,
Now Yort; VI W. Bruno I. Sons Batimorei GosslerG Coz
Boston; Frubng Grosehens Londoni gshn a. Dr9oge y
Philadelphia.
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TRANSPORTATION,

DENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD COMPANY ARE now
iorvnrdius goods to Pittsburgh N d,ys, from Phia
delrhat NJ the f0llevn low viKrrst ClassDry
Goods Shoes Hate ke 81 per no la Second Cass-Bses
brown Nusns, Groceries Hardware &C. cts 100 lbs.
Guetrsware, Coree Tin Nc - cents 100 bs.
Fourth-Aehes Tar Fitch Sc ~ % rcr ieOtbs NJ COM
mtsser CHARGED FOR receiving aFen goods ~ Phla
GNVlin cr fttftWr4h DU1fE rol YORK boston,
81 90 Eaftgrn manufactures u insure despatch
u litsturrl arc all Hnrta II e rrtt West should 10
toftigucd % ~ ". Huugtor, Ttfft AsfWb PeunsyvaRa
as.s hs' tsss si' p.n F s.s5
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On Thursday morning, May 5, Mr. JoHs j. wApDOcK,
aged IS years, native of Dublin, Ireland
His friends and those of his family, together with
those Of Mr.. William Wright, (of the Wright House,
and the members Of Croton Lodge, o. Of o. f. are re-
quested attend his funeral this afternoon at half
past o'clock from sol Pearl street His remains will
be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
On Wednesday, May 7, JAMES, only son Of James and
and Catharne NJ. Grifths, aged years, months and
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
requested to attend the funeral from No Ia Ludlow
street. Friday, 9th inst at o'clock.
On psGs ssy youngest sen
Wright and Mary A. Gllies, aged years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral on Friday 9th inst at o'clock from
On Thursday, May s. after lingering illness jazz,
wife Of John II. Immen aged Al years, months and
days
The friends Of the family and also Of Henry Evesson,
particularly requested TO attend the funeral Sa
urday, 10th inrt at o'clock from her late residence
90 Prince street The members of German Oak Lodge,
No 81 also particularly invited to attend the above
On wednesday, May !, GroRer r. McFADprS, only son
OF the late George and Julia Mcfadden aged 50 years
8 months and days
The friends of the family and those Of Francisco Al
faya, Esq together with the First Regiment Of New
York Volunteers and their friends, respectfully in
ved to attend his funeral this afternoon, at hapast
O'Clock from the Mercer House, corner Of Broomc and
Mercer streets.
On the afternoon Of May JONI DAVID, Of John q.
and Sarah Ann Fisher, aged years and 10 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Saturday morning.
10 o'clock from No SO Franklin street. without further
invitation.
On Thursday, May s. JOus MccuLLocH, about "a years
Of age.
The friends and relatives requested to attend his
funeral this day at O'clock from his late residence W
Roosevelt street.
ON Thursday May s. GARRET, infant Of Carrot and
Martha Elizabeth Dyckman, aged 10 months.
Ills remains will be taken to Newark for interment.
On May 7, MICHAEL CRorrY, aged % years
The funeral will take place at O'clock this afternoon
9th inst, from Jersey City Ferry.
On May 8, at his residence In Nyack Rockland county
N Y Mr. EDWARD PFRRy. cprietor Of the York House
aged 80 years, months and 70 days.
In Paris, on April H. Madame Dr SrrE, widow Of the
hate J. b. A. De Sexe, for many years resident OF
this city, aged So years.
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MIR DAVIES sa5 BROADWAY, WOULD RE-
IA epcetfuy invite the attention trade and the
public IN general 20 their late importaons French Pa
uanfngs. 1t the latest and fashionable desans
also 20 their stock q Lace and Muslin Curtains Window
Shades and Corninss, Bands 80. which they will sell
city.
lyiNE FRENCH PAPER UANGINGs, DECORATIONS.
IT kc-ahoso wnatO the above articles should not ora
a. look through our establishments their snd
gss may e lest oonanlt,d BY CALI IH0S FAYE CO,
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONY MADE EASY. OR now TO WIN A
WI Lover-Professor LAYTON o London having arrived
In Boston will send 20 any address, receipt Of dollar,
post paid plain directions 10 enable ladies gentlemen 10
win the devoted affections % the opposite The process
IL simple but captivating that all be married ire
spcctive age appearance or position and last though
least be arranged with such and delicacy that
detection impossible Address Professor Lawton, Boston,
Macs No letters taken from the Post 0e unless the post
q Il paid.
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Hunt AND RosKELIa (srCCrssoRs TO sroRR a
hsrtimtrD Goldsmiths, silyersmiths. &C, 20 the
queen also thrcnomcttr and Wschmakers 81 Ne l Nav
Bond street London manufactory. ~ Harrison street.
GRAY inroad beg 70 intimate TO their patrons that they
afc about moving from their brsnch business IN Prnoss
street Manehester % So AIMS square. In the
na Immediately opposite 70 the principal entrsne Of the
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On Thursday May s, at the Church Of St Vincent de
Paul J.con EsrsELL TO Miss Many MAcMAHoS, both Of
this city
Richmond, Va, aud Wiamsburgh papers please copy.
At ST. Johns Church, May 8, by the Rev. j. +.
Schroeder Mr. FREDERICK W FLAGLER to Miss Ezra Ro
n.wr, daughter of Henry NJ. Western, Esq, all Of
this city
On Sunday evening, March 2, by the Rev. DR.. VIM.
Starr, Mr. PETER PAyIr to Miss MARY ANN TERESA MEL
both Of this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Wednesday evening May I, at the Forsyth street
Methodist Episcopal Church, by the Rev. X. Jessup,
JOAN NEsgr TO Miss SARAH ANS MATHEWS, daughter Of
A. Mathews, Of this city.
In the city Of Pensacola, Thursday evening April
10, by the Rev A. Rampou, Mr. Srour ROBERTSON, of
New York city, to Miss CAIHARsE HUM JORDAN, Of the
above named place.