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Seed Barley.

A QUANTITY of Barley Of superior quality free
n from foul seed, for sale by
LEE SPRhGUE q co
mch29 d&wti AZ Main street.
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IRV TNG'S
Circulating Safety Steam Boiler,
For Stationary Engines, Locomotives, Marine Engines
on River, Lake, ad Ocean Steamers &c. The advan-
tages Of this Boiler al others in use are.
|. Entire Surety from Explosion, being no more liza
BILE TO explode Than open chaldron
=. Less than ONE THIRD he amount of fuel is re
CURED TO generate the steam obtained by other boilers
of the same power.
B. The cost of construction is REDUCED ONE.
HALF
They occupy but ONE-THfRD the space of 9TH
er boilers, and may be applied to any engine use.
D. The expense OF Furnace Crates Will be incalcula
bly, essened by the small amount Of lue required and
the manner of using il.
The Company guarantee the reality of the above ad
vantages Their conclusions are based on PRACTICAL
RESULT rs, many of these Boilers being now in use in
and about This city, The uventorhas but Just succeed
ed after yea5s OF applications in bringing this valuable
invention before the public. It alone and indie
pendent in its merits, aud il it has qualities claimed
which are nndeniabe, the public will once acknowi-
edge It's superiority over any other motive power
Terms OF sale made known application 1t the Of
flee OF the " IRVING STEAM BOILER COMPANY
corner of Broadway and Park place, New Yo r. over
the New Broadway Bank
Circulars containing ttrms of sale, &c, will be for
waFhed by mai if requested, address as above
apl2 d3m
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Hnttar and Nhaaea.

Nov receiving, since The recent decline in price
~ choice Diaries Of Bntter and Cheese, from Chau
tauqui, st Lawrence and franklin Counties N. Y.
Also, Vermont Butter, in small packages which
offer AT the lowest market price, by the package.
febl0 DIFF LEE SPRAGUE d co.
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10 LET

Id THE North half of the Building formerly oc
,Is cupied by the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company, for Freight House There is good
dry cellar under the building, 90 by 90 feet.
Also, Office in end OF the building. rhe whole
building has fixtures for lighting with Gas For pariic-
ulars, inquire al the Norwich and Worcester Freight
Office, No. Park sheet.
mara dtf G. S TURNER.
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The Gnhecrihar

AS just received addition 10 his former Stock of
4 steam refined MOLASSES, which swe Is the
number to IS Hogsheads. 1t is article surpassed
for family use, an will be sold lower than any other Of
the same quality in w Worcester. J b. PRATT.
mays u3w
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NEW LUMBER YARD

At the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
WTHERE will be kept by the undersigned, col santly
w on hand, all the various kinds and qualities of
Eastern, Western and Northern Lumber.
Consisting of Boards, Plank, Joist, Shingles Clap.
boards, Pickets, Laths, White Wood Ash, Black
Walnut. and Cherry.
FRAMES supplied order at short notice. and ali
LnmDer sold on tue most reasonable terms, Nv
J. q. MORSE a. 40.
gr aalce No. 10 Mechanics. aug23 dJ
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Seed Oats

EECU UdJS,
4 PRIME lot of heavy Oats lcee from foul 81 ed of
N every kind. for sale low by
LEE SPRAGUE & co,
mch29 d&wu AZ Main street
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
Farm, for Sale,

FVvHE Subscriber will sell or exchange for Resl Is
tate, the city % " oreesef Farm ni 81 acres
IN the westerly parl nf Shrewsbury, about 81 miles iroa
the Court Hnase, on The old road to ShrewsbhFs II Is
the Farm owned lew years since By ievi Heyve, aud
occupied by Peter Rich j 1, q desirable place
for one W shns 10 raise vegetables :ur the Worcester
market the soil being well adapted 10 that purpose.
For iu,ther particulars eribire u Peter Rich Jr on
the premises. OF OF I'D y AhD EARLE
" orcestrr Isl Month. 1852 taIi29- daN #
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@ @ Elanhars

CASH GROCERY STORE, No g southlridee St,
- offers for sale every variety Of GROCERIES, at
the lowest Cash prices
Worcester, April 26 1858. d6w
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MEDICINES, &c.
Comnound Tcln Rock Conch Candr.a

%, ROC4LTSTvS CONNECTION.
4 en- isely new and electud remedy ior Coughs.
IA Guilds, influenza, 3oarseness Asthma, CatarTh.
Bronchitis, Tickling ia the Throat and for all diseases
OF the Lungs Il is prepared with great care from
most eminent physicians. Ministers, Public speakers,
and Vocalists will find this Candy very beneficial Tor
clearing The voice.
Sold wholesale and retail, by ORLANDO TQMP-
KINS, No 2il Washington street, corner OF Winter
rect, Boston.
Also, sold BY NJ. b. GREEN, and sIBLEY ( SCOTT.
Worcester. lnarlS deod3m
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Providence and " Orceseer Railroad.
SUMMER ADVANCEMENT.

On AM uIteT H0HIHV lHUy yTH, Io53 IhrUu9h VAS
ENGLR TRAINS will leave follows:
Leave Providence 720, and u 80 a. Nj and 4QOp. "a
Leave W orCeser at 6 30, aud J. and 4. 10 D. IN.
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TO / EFT.
A LARGE ROOM, over the Store OF the subscriber,
"a suitable for an Office. Apply to SCOTT, JR.,
nOvl9 diff 243 Main street
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Seed Potatoes.
A FEW Bushels, extra quality. For sale by
IA I. bATHROP,
apZO dl % Mechanic ST.
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CHAR0oAL in large or small qaanlities. febla.dtf

Also, number of Farms, with from 20 to 200 Acre
of Land, each.
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F a. S ALE

- THE subscriber being DESTROYS al leav- ssSss
Js5& ing this State, offers his entire REAL. FT1N
So ES ATE at very low prices, consisting - =
IN part of one House on Shelby street CO. unin
ished, Laurel street do. GgafIun street %
House Lots on Laurel slil 6 do, on Grafton street
IA acres of Land on the Holden road 1855 Acres Of
Land, with good Farm Buildings in Paxton.
Oct6 dtf A. N. MERRIFIELD.
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TO LET.

Two Convenient TenemtnIs with Shoemakers Shop
L attached, and large garden, we'll supplied With
Fruit Trees, about D miles from the CITY Hail, will be
let on the first of April to good tenants very mod
crate price, Apply al this Office lie NJ Barrett, Col
lege street. mch29 DIFF
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French Periodical Pills and Drons
THE WONDER or the WORLDI
Devlne's COMPOUND Pitch Tozenpe I

THE WONDER or THE WORLD
Devine's Compound Pitch Lozenge!
1WE Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs, &c, is the
Il cheapest medicine ever Offered 10 the hubble The
following extraordinary shows ITS effects if filth
uly used Lot the d-p 'rng nyad read this case and
nope on u not able TO purchase lal ON our Agents
am get a DON Tree, such perg1Ds are welcume;
my FRIEND, Reaf This! Messrs S d. Fuller AZ
OOs--l had severe cough for almost a wear with
breeding at the lungs and raised great quantity OF bad
matter aud have been under the care Of one of The host
physicnns ~ Boston, and have used great deal Of
medicine, but without any other effect than 10 grow
worse, ana my physci said could not be cured
commenced uslug Devine's compound Pitch Lozenae
about hVe weeks ence aud t IL has done wonders
Tor me- mink they have cured me- and feel thank
That 10 good medicine is within the tegch of tLo
hthlcled' JOSEPH PARKER,
No. 10 TiiestUn street.
boston, May 8, 1863
an we AK ~ mis- one question,
" you have got any lungs,
u you have got a stomach,
y you have got n liver,
you have got my blood
" you have got mucous membranes, Or nnv other
members ut The body that are +" heirs to iisj'
are You not interested IN this great remedy Deysne,s
compound Pitch LozenRei store 3 Tfenont Temple
>. u. FULLER a. 60. Piopretnts
sold IN Worcester by Caldwell a Hill Drugairts
Agents Tan q Harrington Grocers, AID BY dealers
generally. myl4' an
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
assenecr Trains win run as follows:

(559 F5yg st5ss ~ izssfssg;s1
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Flour Grain, and Meal.
CONSTANTLY Oh hand and for sale Wholesale and
~ Retail p LOTHROP.
apl4 daw3m % Mechanic ST.
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FnR SALE

- 0N.Grove street, a good House, consisting Of
sssea eight oonis with a garden well stocked with
-S:-ss- Ffnit Trees.
said Honse is almost new, with large Poultry House
the premises, and is in every respect hoi As TO COM
fort and convenience, very desirable tentnlth
Inquire al j. ) CtENEh,
Eh2 dtf No. Grove street.
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Saod peoe


nF the different kinds Of the hes, quality for sale low
" by the DBL, smaller quantity, by
daWtf LEE SPRAGUE & co
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W.
! have only faint recollection of it.
O. Who was next to her. you Or Michael? A. believe,
Michael; it is my opinion Michael was
@ Who nearest the fence, you or the female? A.
was nearest the fence; such is my opinion.
@ Did Michael mention the girls nanes A. Not that
] remember
G. Did you at the coroners inquest that he men.
TONED her manner A. don't remember that did: be-
heye pay hare said thought hs mentioned her name.
Q. Did you have the impression, from what Mi'hasi
said that he knew her A. Yes after 1t had been called
TO my mind
O. Have you anything further say in relation to the
nothing q say except that am as innocent you of the
charge.
ELIMINATION CONTINUED AND QuEsnoys pgopouypED BY
TEE PRISONERS COUNSEL
O. When you passed the female do you to be
derstood that passed between her and the fence
the west side Of the rosd A. Well believe do, to the
Q. Did yoa see any person drive in at Mr. Denton's
while you we're theref A. don't remember that did
on that snsdayS Believe met sI him at john Carl
tys it was in the forenoon but can't exactly tell the
time
and came from that down the village to the place
where get my washing done; we went from that to
come from New York and Brooklyn; | heard they
went up to Washington street; Mccoy and I beth
went up to Washington street, at the house Of
Mrs. Ammsrt, and found them there; stopped there
until it about half past two So from that went
John Garrts all Of Us vent Mccoy and sister and
thing more OF him after that until hIa up at the
bars at Denton place. after Michael left my sister and
siserin law went to zee Cathane Muse, and she
unt started to go up the road to Georges and from
there 10 Dentt ms.
g Did you see any person or vehicle on the road on
may have BEEN but do not remember 1t.
q On your way down, how long did you stop Mr.
Smiths house, A. From FIVE to ten minutes; not more
o. Whe,s Is the stone that you spoke OFF A. 1t is on
the west side Of road Just opposite W. smiihA house
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! Edward James and Eueun. Mckee, aged months and

OF Edward James and Enens Mckee, aged months and
IL days.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are In
ted TO attend the funeral this afternoon at two O'Clock
On Monday night, October o. after short but
illness jams H. AckERxAS, late Of the firm of HoaTy
Spears Co.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend his fu-
neral to morrow afternoon at two O'CLOCK from his late
residence 20 Warrington street, Brooklyn His remains
will be inferred at Greenwood.
canada and New Orleans papers please copy
TON, in the 10th year Of his age
His remains will be taken TO Greenwood for interment
this day, at IL O'Clock A. NJ
On Tuesday, October rs, after long illness of con
SUMPTION which he bore with Christian orttud THOMAS
HAssfTT, in the 4Sth year of his age.
His friends and those OF the miy also OF his nephew
John Hassett and brothers in law John Ennis and limo
thy Gleason respectfully invited his funs
raj to afternoon at one O'Clock from hs late
sdence No 60 Greenwich street. without further invita-
ton. His remains will be inferred in Calvary Cemetery
On Tuesday evening, October 49, of bilious fever Mrs
ELIZABETH, wife of Rev Timothy Youngs pastor Of the
Ninth street ii. +. Church of this city
attend her funeral from the Ninth street NJ f. Church.
tomorrow afternoon at one O'Clock, without further in
vitation.
On Monday, October "a. in this city, THOMAS Fl. CoNxIN
in the 2lst year of his age son Of Lewis Conkln South
old, L. /.
His remains were taken 70 Southold for interment.
On Monday October "a, in Albany JOIN O., of Cor
At Guiliord Ct, on Friday morning October 81 of
sumption, LAURA ELLIOTT aged 10 years. daughter Of n j.
Elliott.
In Texas Baltimore county Nd. on Thursday October
20, PATRICK LAprN in the Seth year of his age He leaves
a wife and family to mourn his untimely end.
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DlS0Stcrss
NJ. See telegrap hic marine reports.


SUP WESTERN World ashore at Squan beach il stated
had pilot board, but he not in charge when the
vessel went ashore the captain having declined to pay
the oil shore plotage letter received in the city yes
terday states that the ship iay in the position
she when she went ashore The heavy eastery blow
of Monday doing serious injury AS there appears to
be dssrepancn regard TO the steam tug that first
boarded the ship authorized to state that the Ie
va.ban Captain Ha2zard reached the wreck at clock
on Saturday and took Of upwars of five hundred pas
ssngers and landed them all in the city before other
boat reached the wreck The Ieviahan is probably the
most powerful tug boat in The world. She is built
tirely solid and strapped with iron braces and it is said
run twenty miles within the hour
smr JOHN MnsRcK at Philadelphia oath from Liver
pool 10th ut experienced heavy gale; lost sails,
forctop gallant mast foretopmast and jbboom On the
18th passed vessel bottom up, apparently about 200
TONS newly sheathed with yellow metal could not
tain the name. The has been "a days to the west
ward of the Newfoundland Banks with strong westerly
gales.
BR BARK ELABF1H, at Boston frem Curaco lost head Of
foremost in heavy 18th ut in lat 10 So lon IS 46
Went ashore 23d inst ON the Spit but came off without
damage
BruG OXFORD, at Havana 18th inst, from Portland had
board the Captain and eight seamen OF the Br brig
Sandwich, from st Johns, NJ for Havana which sci
was wrecked on Salt Key lst inst in gale nom ENE
BRIG WV STEWART, for Baltimore, put back 23d inst
with loss Of sails, spars, deck load and leaking badly
having experienced the late severe gale.
BRIG KATE HATH, from Boston for Baltimore, was spo
ken last Friday by steamer Palmetto at Charleston hay
ing lost manmast and fore top gallant mast head on
Wednesday night uired assistance The Palmetto
reports as being oil Charleston Ear one Dark Win loss oi
topmasts and lower mast heads, aad having her ensign
usion down brig with loss Of topmass and lower mast
heads, and brgantns with topmaats and lower mast
heads gone The brig and brgan,ne had fags OF distress
also flying The Palmetto could not make out the names
Of either of the vessels Captain Vardy of the Palmetto
says that he ia such gales in his life he expe
renced during this passage and that several vessels that
I've spoke either dsnasted, suffered damage Of
some description.
ScHR JULIA ELIZA, Thompson Of Philadelphia, from Will
mngtsn for the West Indies, struck reef of West
Cacos Island night of Sept 81 commonly called Burche's
Look Gu. Reef and afterwards went to pieces. She
going at the speed Of eight knots per hour when sh
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

II II,
Arrved-Oct 49, brig Mary Francis Cenfuegos for New
York, in distress, leaking
1Sth-Arr bark Baxter, ofPhiladelpha, from Mobile
with sickness board Capt Duncan died on the 10th
from fever contracted at Mobile and the first mate had
also died.
On The Goth, the of the bark Ls.tia bound from
Baze, Hon. for Cowes, with mahogany at here in
wrecking schooner the bark having ashore Mar
tins Reef about 800 miles from Key West -Four schrs
had gone to her assistance.
BosroH, Oct 25
Notwithstanding City OF New York; Philade phia;
schr Louisa, Port Prince
NEw ORLEANS, Oct a.
Arrived1zShip Unicorn, NYork; bark Sultan, -;
schr Mary Caroline Baltimore.
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&c, 45.-The Mayor de-, Of N.,o Fork aoains Martin
flanagan This action Is brought to the penalty
Of zen dollars ssder the following section Of the Corpora
tor ordinances
Sra e3,-No owner or occupant Of any stable within
tis city or any person in the employment of such owner
OCCUPANT shall therein any lighted candle or amp
except The shall be securely kept within lantern
adeT the penslty Of ten dollars for every such offence
IN. BeS section provides that the penalties shall be paid
% ,Ae Treasurer OF the Fire Department.
Hoy Gregg that he was member Of the Fire
Department; that the defendant occupied stable ad
joining bis (witness) premises that he defendant
The evenings OF the 9Th 10th and 14th days October
instant go in his stable with lighted candle without
asy covering TO it, and remain there some ten minutes
heJudge gave Judgment against defendant Tor BIO
and costs the complaint not covering the 10th and l4h
Of October This the drst ever tried under this
srlinance
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CLEARED.
steamship-Rcanoke, Cavendy, Norfolk, &c, Ludlam 4
Peasants
sbips-Iondon Hubbard, London Grinnell, Minturn 4
Co; j Fannn, Morris, Galveston, Brewer Co;
Rhine, Dover, Hayre, Hurlbut Co. VIM Frothing'
ham, Babbags, London, WIN Dugan; Aymar, Carver,
Barks-R Fl Gamble Hosmer, St Marks, &C. Slnallwood,
Anderson Co John Murray wssgatt Monteyideo, John
tadt &schumacher; Elizabeth (Breml sammi, London,
Rechtel = Co Hyperion, sheffield Barbadoss Dwight.
Brigs-Amercan, Schofed, Gibara, John Hill; Yrma
(yenez). Agosto, Bolivar, Francia Gomez 4 Co.
Schrs--R Mercer, Robinson Charleston, Van Brunt
sattery, Reeyeand savanDsh McCreaey Mott CO.. CAL
lao (Dntchl Birch, Curacoa Foulke Sons
Steamers-Thomas Swap Fairfowl Baltimore, Parker
Vein Coal Company Delaware, Clark, Philadelphia,
Sanford.
Steamship Florida, Woodruff, Savannah, Sept %, with
passengers to Samuel Mitchi Saturday 22d inst in
coming out passed Br West India mail steamship Conway
and steansh Alabama, going in; Sunday 3d. at PM
40 miles north from Cape ateras shoa exchanged sig
mails with steamship Augusta hence for Savannah and
James Adp n, do for Charleston.
steams ip Marion Foster, Charleston, IS hours with
PAL Henge to Sponord Teston Co. Sunday, 23d ~
AN, IS niles sW Of yngpan shoals passed ship Fair
field hence for Charleston at AM of Fryingpan Shoals
exchanged signals with ship Della Maria chaels hence
for Charleston at II 20 PM Cape Hat light bea ing
NV excha nged signals with steamship James Adger,
hence for Charleston; at II As pm exchanged signals
with steamship Augusta, hence for Savsnnah.
Ship Guy Mannerng (pkt Freeman, Liverpool, 81 days.
with $50 passengers to Taylor Merrill Sept q, lat 40
15 Ion 34 spoke bark Vern of New York from Hamp-
ton Rls Oct H. lat 40, Ion ST. spoke Br ship Ellen 10
days 1nce for London. The n is anchored at the SW
Spit.
Ship Roger Stewart, Skefed, Liverpool SO days. with
3S4 passengers, to Thompson Nephew. Experienced
heavy westerly weather; split sails; had two deaths
Bark Carolina Sherwood. Charleston, days, to Dun.
ham Dmon.
Brig Elizabeth, Pitts Para (Brazir, Sept g. to H K
Corning Il Co.
Brig Putnam Pierce, Savanilla, 80 days. to Everett 4
Brown. Experienced very heavy weather. split sails, &c;
lay to six days in the Gulf Oct 49, in the Gulf stream
passed ships galley; I'D. Brem brig ashore on
Cape Henry, apparently just gone on
schr Herald (Br), Crswel, Halifax, days, to 4 s
Wheelwright.
schr VIM jenkins, Vanderbilt Richmond 3 Gays.
Schr Wolfe Warrington, Lewes, Del, days.
BELOW.
Ship American Eagle (pkt), Moore, London and Ports
mouth, Sept i with passengers, to Griswod, Morgan
Wiley.
Steamship Roanoke Norfolk, &c.
Also sid from Quarantine clipper ship San Franci CO,
for San Francisco
Wind at sunset, WSW.
[BY SANDY Hook PRINTING TELEGRAPH
THE HrGHiASD5 Oct 25--Sundown.
Ship Americas Eagle is at anchor outside the bar,
bound in
schr Norma Mills, from Philadelphia, and two days
from the Capes went ashore mils south of the point
OF Sandy Hook at II O'Clock yesterday, She is
high and dry on the beach.
The weather is too misty to the ship Western World.
Wind light from NV.
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MemOr0nd0.

Ship Empire State 1872 tons, one year old, three
decker, sold yesterday for SOS, 0o0
Bark Triton of Providence, At New Bedford, has
been purchased by Mr. 7 Merrill, Boston.
Br schr Tryphena, VIII oh arr at Boston Saturday
from Malaga reported to be bound for Glasgow BIZ
schr Cleaner which at first said to be bound TO New
York. and subsequently for London bound to Montreal
where it was known the Goth inst that she had left
Malaga and her cargo sdvertaed, expected
At Brewer 2st, By Mesrs Chas Cooper Co. OF Bangor'
the Gne ship Premier.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arrived-Barks louisa, Lindsay, and Elizabeth J,
Brooks Havana brig VIM Clark, Collins Galveston; schrs
Race Rock, Brown Sag Harbor New Zealand Jones' East
port; Mary Miller. Laws, Boston; VIM Marcy, Rand,
Providence; VIM Williams, Rogers Port Walthall
Cleared-Bligs Rainbow Emerson, and Jenny Lind, Gil
Port Of Spain (Br), Cole Ragged Island Ms watchic,
Wooster Eastport Geo Harris Carson Chareston Mary
Miller Laws, Boston, steamer Kennebec, Copes NYork.
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Married.


On Sunday evening" October %, by the Rev Dr. Mllett
at his residence, 30o Broome street. Mr. WILLIAM H. BxN
NIT to Hiss CATHERINE NJ BKCHR; Also Mr. JAMES COLL
Son to Miss SARAH MARSHALL, all of this city
On Tuesday morning. October 25 at st. Josephs Church.
by the Rev Archdeacon McCarron Mr. HUGH McKENNA to
Miss MARY ANN WALSH eldest daughter Of Nicholas Walsh
Esq, all Of this city.
In New Brunswick, N. j. Monday, October IL, by
the Rev Mr.. Woodbridge, WARREN HARDxyBuRGH, Esq,
Attorney at!Aw, to CoRNnn VIZ RSsxlAzR, daughter OF
the late Anthony Rr..refs.
On Sunday september rs. in Binghamton by the Rev.
John W. LAWSON Of the Methodist Epscopa Church. and
M.erwards BY the Rev. H. he Iaynes of the Catholic
Church, NJ a. MoCoSNN, of New York, to CATHERINE ELL
BET youngest daughter of the late Alfred lockwood
Esq, New Vernon, Orange county, N. Y.
On Tue day. October 25 at the Church of the Nativity
b, the Rev. G. uapp n. b. BARRY, NJ. d., to CLARA Bill
IINGs.
On Tuesday October 25, by the Rev. JOHN NJ McAuley
OLIVER WnETNoRE Jr, of Brooklyn, to SARAH E. daughter
Of Amos F. Hatfield, Esq, Of this city.
Sunday evening, October 23 by the Rev Mr. Wakely,
Mr.. LOUIS D. AMnNlN 10 Mss MARIA DIXON, both of this
city
California papers will please copy.
On Sunday evening, October g. by Hon Mayor wester
vet at his residence No 308 East Broadway Mr. ARTHUR
T. WHITE to Miss CARoIISI GrASSrS both of this city.