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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


At MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLT-
Acan Ward Committee OF the Eighteenth Ward held pur-
uan to notice at the honso Of Hbberd and Mathews
ner of Third avenue and street. Monday
evening May 81 ls2 The following persons were elected
committee to make suitable in the Ward
respond to the nomination Of the candidate about to be
made at the Baltimore Convention session. N. C..
CamIel Daley William Golstop, J; op9nel, A. Tar
tions we're unanimously adopted BY the eommittee-
moeratic party in tho Eighteenth ward Union
Ola triumphant organization of the hig Of the ward
have nothing TO rest except union
union in organzatsn union in political action Disunon
and Differentiation In the present state Of things
selsh motives factous designs
with for day. The the body OF men, who at this
crisis for such for cause
in steps to divide and disorgane the
Eighteenth are traitors to tho party and the willing
architect of its ruin.
Resolved. That the organization of so called demo
Gratis in this ward assuming independence Of the
lar democratic committees elected by the people,
basis in the popular sentiment choice the electors
is wholly personal factous in its objects
opposed 20 the true interests of the democracy acts
end in nothing but the overthrow of party the
ward, and its isolation from the general of
cty and SUCH while willing entreat
to be wise In time and their stops while they
may, disown them in the Of further failure
their duty in this traitors to the party
worst enemies in the hour of its greatest need. =
ROYAL PHELPS, Chairman
q CHS n. s snrrh Secretaries.
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Married.
Died.

On Wednesday morning, June by the Rev. l.. II.
Chaplin, Mr. JOHN W COCHRAN to Miss MARTHA A. ABBY.
both of this city.
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Humbug exploded
Imposition is foored.
Humhugs gone by the board,

Truths reign is restored.
If any houeekeeper doubted the efficacy OF LYONS
Magnetic Powder Of instantly destroying bed
bugs reaches moths ants feas &c. that doubt has been
removed for the reduction in price has induced tens OF
thousands who could not afford to give the remedy trial
the old charge test its merits and the result Of
has ibeen in all satisfactory Principal depot "A
Broadway Price of the Magnetic Powder and the Magne
tic Pills for destroying rats and mice flask box
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Of New York 1862 and is3 with D. % 0D M ~,
names than any other city Directory ever puIJisheI wi
are equal to 1855 la &c octave pages.
join D. IRoW 30 Ann strnot
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elegant arble scroll and mosno figures cfsan
81 soBoe cry HIRAM ANDERSoNs Also, 1000 pieces Ok
g. per yard and upwards the most bargains
red In his eli
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THE MILITARY.

MEAGHER DEMoNsTRATIoN.--TuE DELEGATES
VA from the various civic soetics of New York will meet
th thursday evening I'D inst and every evening until
the 10th nst NJ o'clock, p NJ Mt Montgomery Hall, No.
~ Prince rest TO make arrangements for the reception OF
r. Mengher Societies Of williamsburg Brookyn Jersey
City, Newark, Paterson. Albany other neirhboring
cities who desire participate In the movement,
pectfully invited 60 send delegates Immediately.
PATRICK DEE, President.
cecr
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s0 Broadway OFFER mportaton
and others tho BrandAs produced In cognac and
Daturcdhy age, in eighth casks, urmohpf ard bottles
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ingram and patent Tapestry threepy Carpetinr same a.
exhibited at tho Worlds Fair at 90 Bsyery, HIRAM
ANDERSON'S Also, Pardoo's and Crosby g. Sons English
Exhibition Tapestries and Brussels
new styles They will be sold remarkably low.
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House to Let-A two story brick House.
situated in White street. For further particulars apply at
3Sl Broadway, up stairs.
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Faye Co, No. 4G Pearl street, Madison have ju
received the spring patterns Of every known style
the trade. The public invited to examine Artist
workmcn attend to the retail department.
THOMAS FAYE s. CO., 436 Pearl street.
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Glorious'-English Imperial Thrcc-pIy
Carpctng OF gorgeous and gttrns eoors magnificent,
unique and scroll figures never
20 Bowery, HIRAM ANDERSoNS. Also American three
ply Carpets at Co. Cd and ss per yard Of now
spring styles.
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Chambcrmaids Wanted - Twelve Good
girls, to do chamberwork at Butts Hotel
G, s. g. W. r. BUTTS,
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Br other No log Fulton street. and No. 1888 Pearl
having recently made extossiye in their
manufacturing department, and added warerooms to
their premises would respectfully inform the public that
they able to sell their French Plate (ornamen
gilt and mahogany rames Looking Glasses Portrait and
Picture Frames at reduced prices and offer great induce
ments to pnrchasers
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Horse Wantcd-A blood bay, full Is La
hands high nag tail sound and kind in all harness.
eight old to rot mile in mn 10 For such
$500 will be paid Apply by letter to Dr. Freacr,
Westchester House. corner Bowcry and Broome street.
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NEwS. YORK OPERATOR
q fellow mechanics he shpwrshss Of New York; for
Be- sssR q
evening 9Th inst. o'clock Jacob kinysland steven
Wren s S.G
mer James shannon Samuel Nash John Hamilton, Daniel
Hart, Denis Sullivan, Maurice Walsh.
Ss1An
Mining Company took place Yesterday at tho Office of tho
sas a ss 4Ss%a, vs.
T John
sssy' meeting Of Board
President and Mr. Matthew Taylor. Secretary
OFFICE OF THE ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY
e shs Board DasSsors Of This
w IF the 81, & The
The transfer books VIII DO closed from The 9th 70 the 18th
ISAAC C. LEA, Secretary.
"A Of the First ward held the Star House, Cedar
street. the following re, olution was adopted
ratification meeting e y sd A. TnRRrpy s Chairman
cmAs. CANYON. Secretary.
A MEETING OF THE JoURNEYMAN TAII.oRs WILL
"a be held at the Sixth Ward Hotel or Thursday evening
Thomas i. Mcaghers reception.
TWELFTH NIGHT-THIs GLORIOUS COMEDY, BY
w be but a. sSe evening
Tier opportunity Of witnessing this admirable performance
s @c BeS book psn r bo may n, Rt
at Burton's Theatre, Chambers street.
nR. BANNING GIVES FREE LECTURE BEFORE
a asa Saturday ty'c Ss
S Tsos a fs
q Women ard chdren and also on tho Proper onitruS
tion Of Ore" and Furniture in Tvs bearing ON health
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MY task is ended, and again
Return we to the boundless main;
The safest place, the only home
Where exile hath poWcr to roam.
City Intelligence.

THr JERSEY Cry TRouBLEs-No PRESIDENT ELECTED
Is THE Bo.np ,ET-Thc Jersey City fathers met again
the minutes read and approved the trouble
menced again by several petitions resolutions &c. being
stating that II out of order 10 take up business
until the Board shall have elected permanent Prcsi
dent The President tom decided that this Board
having temporarily adopted the rules of the last Board
and these rules having presented certain order that
order OF business must be followed by this Board and
therefore the first business in order after reading tue
minutes is the of petitions &c. and therefore
the point OF order was not well TAKEN nor could it be s
tanned This decision was appealed from and negatived
the vote being ayes noes 8. Alderman Brokaw then
moved to reconsider the vote by which Alderman Mcr's
Of the members OF this Board, and directing special
election to supply the vacancies. adopted This
motion rejected the vote being ayes s. Alder
Miller again to present another preamble aud
resolution requesting the Mayor to direct the
notices to be issued and all other matters attend
ing new election Here Alderman Brokaw to
point Of order stating that according to previous de-
cison Of the Board no business could be transacted until
President was elected and that therefore all such mo-
tions were out Of order The Chair taking tho
view, here the matter rested and Alderman Broksw
moved TO adjourn. which. being carried leaves Jersey
City without any Aldermen This is only another proof
of the absurdy OF the Maine Liquor law the trouble
originated from it, and not likely to end Just yet
FRE--At ten o'clock last night, the building at the
corner OF Pine and Water streets, occupied liquor
store cap manufacory, and printing Office discover
Cd to be fire The fire originated under the stairway;
but was put out with little damage
VIOLENT AssAULT 0rricER.-On Tuesday night.
named William Alexander applied at the Eleventh
ward Police station house for lodging and when refused
by assistant Captain Hogan the became indignant,
and seized hold Of the Captain who at the time
standing the window the second focr, and en-
dcavored to throw the officer out of the window however,
bis designs frustrated by timely assistance and the
rascal was after considerable of struggle subued aud
put into cell and in the morning conveyed before JUS
tice Wood who committed him to prison Tor trial
charge OF an assault with intent to kill.
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getting and having large assortment Of Carpets Oil
Cloths and other goods the line of business will
menes selling them on at very reduced prices Those who
in want OF handsome Tapestry Brussels Three ply or
Ingram Carpet respectfully invited to cali examine
the goods Goods shown freely No. Ill Bowery Please
remember the name and number. j. N. GILLESPIE
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The Summer Assortment Mt Aga,

Broadway consisting Of gentlemens Zephyr Under Gar
ments beautiful Cravats Scarfs Stocks Gloves Dressing
Robes from the first French houses is wo worth ertica
Inspection Agates Corazza Shirts be deemed stand
ard article Of fashion. They the plus ultra Of hr
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Zephyr Undo rshlrts.-Preservey your health
and enjoy comfort wearing the light SOFT elastic,
and durable Zephyr Garment. offered by RAY ADAMS.
sol Broadway, opposite Niblo's.
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nIn IL lsalas "a.u anuia " cuuing Oalns
did Wedding Envelopes and Waers Also fine Silver Door
Plates fevery variety of PATTERN Stone and Metal Seal
Engraving &c. EVERpELL, 302 Broadway, corner of
Duane street.
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Brady . Prize Pictures at the Worlds Fair,
together with his extensive gallery Of Portraits Of dtn
universally admitted to be the best coec
extant exhibition at his Gallery 205 Broad
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Canal Street Carpet Store.-Now II the
time IL want to make saving Of fifteen Per cent
at 10 Canal street, E. A. PETERSON cos, and there
you Will md good Ingram Carpets four shngs per Yard
seven shngs yard Tapestry Brussels eight
10 ten shngs yard Also, large and splendid asscr
nent Of Tapestry Helyets.
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Singers Sowing Machines are around, can
be found in nearly all large small ores they
all kinds of fabrics in superior the sewing
all kinds of leather is unequailed Some gne-
rant Of their merits. Call and see.
i. N. SINGER s. CO., 25S Broadway.
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Another great arrival this week, Mt the
Paris Mapta En- porium, 36 broadway (late 35-Three
of ladies' Silk Mantillas with rich and deep
frpgcs color at IS go five of superb
at SIS; and four magnificent style and quality
So GEO. BULPIN, 36l Broad Say.
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Shoes Caters Slippers of every dissertation at lower
prices than be had in any other establishment in the
city go to BROOKS Boot and Shoe Emporium iS rul-
boys youths and childrens Boots Shoes Caters and
pers variety and STYLE The very best articles and
l0H uricos.
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Excelsior-Onl four shillings per yard,
for beautiful Ingram Carpets Of large scroll and email
figures, Al HIRAM ANDERSoNs, No. 30 Bowery: EIe-
rant new pattern Of English Ingram Carpets at5s 3D.
d. S. 3D. snS 10. per yard. Also. Ingram and
Stair Carpets at L. 3D. 2s H. 3D. b., S. Cd, and H.
Look ~ them.
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in need of a good Watch. to call upon Mr.. JOHN cox,
of Fulton street and broadway stairs and 24
Bowery He enjoys peculiar advantages dealers
rally watches direct from bis own establish,
lowest market prices-20s Broadway up stairs, and 254
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Fine Diamonds In tho Pm clxa1c or In

FImc DiHnohus, IN INC PACKAGE, or IN Lots
to suit customers at $2S Rich gold Jewery at
manufacturer prices being 30 per sold at
retail-DAVlD RAFT, Manufacturing Jeweller and In
porter of Diamonds S Broadway, of White
ui1pf
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land that "bourne whence traveller returns at
moment how deeply would You regret that you
his her Daguerreotype before 1t
of this kind too often expressed
ROOTS splendid rooms at No. 1853 Broadway whore thou
sands going, having wisely resolved to wait
longer
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English Beef and Green Turtle.--The SUBJ
scrber will day. in addition his Soup
very superior joint Of Beef received per steamer Asia
from Liyerpco also. kennebec Salmon Lamb, Spring
Chicken, Burlin gton Peas. Asparagus &c, &c.
T.. NJ. BAYARD, No. State street.
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The cheapest Family Pictures taken In
New Ys.h these 'pisnSd eups Of the members
every other style Of premium Daguereotype HOLMES,
at his extensive Skylight Rooms, No. 80 Broadway.
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Green Turtle Soup and Steaks.-Bayard
will Turtle this day. Soup ready o'clock
Families and parties supplied at six shngs per quart
Z. NJ. BAYARD No. State street.
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NJ. Lcvett, Dentist, No. Gas Broadway,
takes this method TO invite the public TO witness his great
in Dentistry, introduced by him. 0nce
ours from 10 till O'Clock His work the teeth be
ATTAINED as above.
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Third Regular Meeting Of the Second
Kniekerboeker building Association win hc held a.
Members by paying their dues az No lSs Ninth avenue
will save tronble JAMES r. DELVECCHIO, President.
E. j. MADDEN, Secretary, Office, los Ninth avenue.
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A Merchant Tailor I'm whom there ls NO
guile found at ll6 William street, named CLARKE
will most beautiful dress rock coat
Sl6-tbe finest $50 recherche single breasted
coat Sl2 Summer goods both made and in the
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Elmo Arts.-DaguerrcOtypes In Oil, by w.
BUTLER upper corner Of Broadway and Murray street
and equal In finish the finest miniature paint
ing They imperishabe, well the truthful
and beautiful pictures made.
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This is true, NM tnc trutH VIII Prcva,t'-
by acting upon the roots thereby stimulating the eolong
glands that upon which the color Of the hair
This again her and mparts
color sonsis and fruitful growth Price per bot
1872 Broadway 29 Washington street, 1862 Hudson street.
III Bowery, and Ill Houston street.
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Great Bargains In Carpctings-Peterson
S.ns purchased arsey ~ tho .s large suction sss VA
dpose Of the ct the following low Vel
xets ISL Tapestries 9s Brussels Ss Threepiy IT, 10
Insrans, A. 10 Gs. and all other goods equally lew
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The Warm Weather must bring out the
thin clothing of which you will hnd endless variety at
SMITH DRUMGOLD 4 PROCHS far famed establish-
ment-ths Empire Clothing Warehcuse-l20 and 22 Fulton
street. fine assortment Of Silk Coats ready-weght
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shany the that you should to obtain the
perfectly fitting Shirts ade in this country Tosreaze by
proof than be said by words though column
should be filed, go to GREEN'S, No. l Astor House.
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John W. SOMER1NDYKE AUCTIONEER, STORE, IL
Spruce street-Etna Iron Works. Foundry. Steam En-
CINE &C.. &c. at auction at 10 o'clock Friday, June
at Nos, 1902 lo4 and LOG Goerek street New YorkOLe
nT ps Dies ans na
ers Vices, Hammers. Chisels, Boring Bars Reamers
Wrenches, Drills Cutters Anvils, Blacksmiths Tools
Sledges swedse Blocks Screw Wrenehes Crane Capalo
fS anr pruc6 f6n ss Gamp Hows
Sheyels Step Ladders Wbeelbarrows &C. Also Patterns
Of Drilling Machine ten, fifteen, and twenty horse power
Engines, Sugar Crushsrs, Pulley Wheels &c.. Foundry
Sands, and Sundries. WIN. T. BOYD, Salesman.
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John w SOMIRINDYKE AUCTIONEER THIS,
day. at lof o'clock, at the auction room No. IL Spruce
street contables sale of hundred German ex
tract ofCohte one large Work Horse wagon Cart
harhets, one Beer wagon JAMES RtLE, Constable.
DLANTS AT AUCTIONS. McILvAINF & co WILL.
sell this day. at l0]a o'clock at No. JOHN street. fine
collection OF Plants consisting of Verbcnas Dahlia
other assorted Plants from VIM Wilson street
and Fifth avenue.
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A MEETING OF THE JoURNEYMAN TAIIoRS WILL
n be held at the Sixth Ward Hotel Thursday evening"
June tho purpose of plotng the arrangements
az r.. n a re-
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cr,s,.doro,s celebrated Liquid Hair Dye,

for eo.ns the hair whkers instanter upon natural
* appiied daily sold wholesale and retail at CRISTo
DOfO'S wig scalp establishment, No. Astor House.
wigs.
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John W. SOMERINDYKE AUCTIONEER- TUs
day at the auction No. IL Spruce street. at 1Oi
o'clock censabes sale of twenty-five pienss. parts
pieces OF Brussels three ply and Ingram
pieces and parts English American O, Cloths; also
large quantity Of second hand Furniture, Crockery War;
&C. j. W. SOMERINDYkE. Constable.
Oncc, Marine Court.
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Beaver. Felt. Panama, and Straw

styles. Also, Ladies' Straw Riding Hats fame
Straw Caps and Hats for either boys little girls TIL
largest stock of Summer Hats be found in any
tins city Call BANTA, the Halter log Canal street
You can get suited at his establishment.
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John FISHBLATT, AUCTIONEER.-BY John FISH.
bIatt 10 Pearl street Thursday June ct II O'clock
10y nne sparkling Champagne 800 Pnoniy in bond
200 ditto ditto in store 30 Pear few baskets in
quarts; ditto ditto, U rnts ' -
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ssThnt's Something Like."-YOur friends
will be cxcaim that's something ike with inf
mite if they find you dressed in such Cloth
ing as IS manufactured by SMITH g. RICE l02 Fulton
how little it costs dress WELL at their
prices-- Sunday News.
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ardent politician. His shelves stocked with his
style Hats, perfect in design excellent in material
surpassed in manufacture fashionable and destined to
furnish roof that will carry him eomfortab
and credtably through the summer months. Try KNO.
and don forget that he is No Us Fulton street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-30
The Fishery Difficulties.

The schooner Flying Cloud reports that there
arc three hundred vessels in the Gulf Of ST. Law
renee Mackerel were scarce. The brig Halifax
was in the bay, with orders to seize all vessels
fishing within the line laid down by the British
government This cuts Oft American vessels
from all the fishing grounds, except those in the
neighborhood Of the Gaspe and Magdalen islands.
4 duty of I'D. has also been laid on vessels for
anchorage by the provinces, which had never
been required before \ schooner from the hay
Of St Lawrence represents thai on the 2jd
British war steamer was seen off Gaspc with two
American fishermen in tow There are fourteen
British war.vcsses on the ground and four others
fitting out at ST. Johns
Ndyccs from ST. Johns state that the court OF
the admiralty had tried the cases Of the schooners
oral and Hyadcs for violating the treaty Of 1878.
Their owners offered no defence. Judgment was
deferred until the 10Th, when Of course they viii
lac condemned.
The Halifax papers Of the 18th announce that
the British sloop-ofwar Buzzard had sailed to
Join the Cumberland of Newfoundland.
. Advices from Newfoundland 10 the 18th state
that great satisfaction is felt ut the protection al
/ forded NV government 70 the English fishing in
tcrcsts
Tho British revenue vessel Charles was at
Bucua Vista, aud through her vigilance not
single fishing vessel had appeared in that quarter.
The Halifax papers are silent cditorlally upon
the matter. but copy Wcbsters circular, with the
healing, Threatened Rupture with England"
Boston paper.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-30
" Under his own Henav,

The Washington correspondent of the Charles
ton Is. c. Mercury, Democratic in letter to
that paper, says of General Pierce and his New
him through the Union, and produce evidence
to show that he did not deliver the speeches re-
ported. Still the matter is so serious, and the
charges specific and circumstantial, that o
denim uader his ocn hund is necessary to rcbH ID.
If he is the man he is represented, he will crush
the SANDER in that way. 1t is the only way to
do it eticctually. This is no time for shutting or
silence. The South especially should insist on
every mans speaking out. The Alabama South
ern Rights Committee will call out an expression
Of the views Of both candidates"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-30

At Snow HILL Maryland, the 18th instant by the Rev
p @. McPHAIL Hon. ISAAC d. JONES' ofsomersst county
to MARY KING daughter Of the late Dr. JOHN s. MAETiS
of the former place.
In st. Matthews Lutheran Church, New street phils
delpba the mornng Of July % 1852 by the Rev nj
HuTTER, Mr. ANTHONY s. Ely of Lebanon, (Pa 10 Miss
LIZZIE S. G0SHERT, (niece of the PasorD OF Phiadel
phia, formerly of Washington, ID. C.
On the 10th instant by the Rev. j. W. iEDoEs Mr. j. c.
HOWARD and Miss NJ. G. C0NROD.
On the nth instant by the same, Mr. W. W. BIYENS
and Mrs MARY BURNS
On the 2st instant by the same Mr. j. H. MCKINNEY
and Miss J. MARTHA HALL
On we 10Th Instant, by the same Mr. JAMES ii, HEN
ington. -