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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-27

MURDER IN ArALACHIooLA Our usually quiet
I'm was thrown into considerable excitement on
|nday night last, about half past ton O'Clock, by
report OF gun and the cry Of muir Ter. On pro.
ding to the place from whence the alarm came,
~. Labatute vas found in dying state. 1t ap
RI that NJ. Llbatnte bad Just closed his store and
|, about retiring to bed, when he was fred upon
Tough his window by some one cor eealed in his
k lard, the shot taking effect on his right side,
aking his arm and horribly mangliny his body,
sing death in a few minutes. As yet the perpc.
or Of this bloody deed has not been discovered
aiath,cola Advertiser, Nor. 17H.
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EETKNCED FOR NrNETy.NiyE YEARs.-The case
he State VS.. John Flannery, alias John Davis,
Anthony Flannery, alias Anthony Davis, was
,rmined in the Criminal Court on Saturday.
~ were indicted for s.abbing and killing man
drunken row, at an Irish boarding house In
pond street, on the night Of tbs 18th Of July last
u adjourned at three O'Clock, but reassembled at
70 hear the verdict of the jury. John Flannery,
eIdest q the brothere, was declared guilty Of
gnine years imprisonment IN the State Peni-
10 Jsishigenscr, Nor. n.
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So 600 90
Total SO 600 90


You will ask, where did he obtain the $2,400?
will inform Yen by two charges only in the books,
where this money came FROM The petty cash &C
count for charges of undres only averaged $3.50 per
month. The only explanation given, was, the
amount was required. Again, goods sold for cash.
less l, 2, 8, 4, and per cent were invariably
charged in the cash account never less than per
cent, and as high as s, 10 and IL per cent. These
excuses were put in the pocket Of the youth of
fashion. sundry small bills Of $40 to $40 cash never
entered (always taking care that one Of the other
clerks ahopd receipt the bil) his employers never
troubling themselves to examine the books allowing
him 10 check of his own accounts practice too
common in houses, and which never ought to be the
case, as gives the dishonest clerk full power to
embezzle what sums he may need. II $50 per month
were allowed for sundries, it is ample. What is
meant for sundry charges is, brooms matches, small
articles Of that kind-not hostages. Therefore,
$3.50 went towards the $2,4O0 deficient. The ex
cess of per centage charge in one year was over
$4,000. You can see how this fashionable youth
thrived In my next communication will state par
tcuars that ought to open the eyes Of the careless
merchant. am, Sir, yours very respectfully,
SOLICITOR.
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OPPOSITION TO THE CRYSTAL PALACE-vALUA
~ Bile inyention.-Read this Tessmonialc In favor Of
es .s rns psS' il 10 the s1 i.s VI
TO witness the practical Of ClaIks
Patent Combined Grinding Boiling Merchant MIL We
guine After witnessing the operation Of the
mill and lining the simplicity. sompaotness Asataec
flour ground while present. which In quality pes
truly !au.sls invention When ready ior sso.yis'
Per hour /, comp eteiy dspsnscs with ali complicated
INF the boiling process BY tn simple invention d 900
to $4,000 worth Of ayeidei which, under the
dispensaby required Bu in addition TO ssis economy
capital and there large saving OF power-
capable large amount and boiling
process this valuable mill u of hess milk
be started in eompAa 3 feet mill anpfsctsr
n 9S.. ss .ssa q Az a.
grain going In eve French stones and
s s Siasrsss auass @sns0ned above. This nil |. ssp
They can 'p rG% Ss hSnss mp e ready 10
thereby being brought within the ability Of almost
who by the appcat of the slightest put IL
the sraes. Importance to miiors assistant mill and
bolt, by which means they will be email TO mako mach
larger yield Of flour from the grain likewise to the whole
used extensively throughout the United States but also
throushout tho civilized world and thorsforo
Turner head miller, Hs mills D. shemire, proprietor
Boston, Bcuton miller Woolp ough head miller, Whit
pon secosd miller a. MT Hiiis Nils a. Hin:isy, slss
miller at ftna mills; G. G. Winam, proprietor, tna
S.ni oDos Mills lTSn e. Wo. %
for this for the Eastern States and Viz
and the balance the United states being
sold the agent and mill in full operation 81 The
New York.
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closed heavy Quotations for AL the leading ansss show
decline. Erie Railroad fell Oh per cent Harlem, x:
Hudson Railroad II; New Haven Railroad, II; New York
Central Railroad, Il Michigan Central, u; Cumberland
Coal, u; Parker Vein, VI Norris Canal X; New Ysik
Central Bonds, IL; N Indiana Railroad Bonds, " At
the close the tendency downward and the demand
duh.
The steamship Pacific from this port for Liverpool to-
day. carries out $685. OF which s2o was in Amer.
sold $4,000 In Mexican dollars 900 in American
halves, and $3.50, 400 IN soversgns.
The receipts ct the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port to-day amounted to slse Oe2 90; paid, sls2
at Il, leaving balance on hand Of g. a43 600 85
The Merchants Bank has declared semi annual diyi-
dend Of per cent.
The ship Bavaria ct this port from Australia brings
$1,000 in gold freight consigned TO Aessrs Adams
Co. This IL the 6rst direct shipmept from Australia
the port Of New York.
Fourteen suits have been commenced against the
Farmers Deposit Bank of Pittsburg, Penn for alleged
violations Of the small note law The clerk and directors
are accused Of paying out notes under the denomination
Of Eve dollars At the counter. The penalty for infringe
men of the law In the Of banks very heavy being
$500 for every note 30 issued.
Tho Albany Journal Of the 25th inst gives the annexed
of the lumber trade Of that port up the
Of Novsmbsr, in each Of the past four years.
LunBER TRADE OF ALBANY.
The sales Of lumber for the last week have been limited
owing probably to the Indictment weather. though the
strDge1c in the money market Is preventing dealers
fro filing up their stocks full a usual Large guam
ttes however have been shipped Of lumber previously
fod and there is great scarcity OF vessels particularly
for Southern and Eastern We hear many inquiries
for Philadelphia, Baltimore, City Point and Rich
mond to which places high rates paid. Prices
main heretofore quoted. The assortment is better
rsghts having induced larger shipments from the North
and West.
The receipts at this place. by the canals from the 14h
TO the 23d Of November In the years named, we're a
follows
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Decrease from last years shpm to this date 1884 o.
II. annexed named stocks quoted in Cin,nuat
the sd inst. by Nessrs. Hewson h Holiness as follows.
We cannot tell from the report whether actual sales were
made at these prices not foi given Is the price
asksd and thu othAr IA tina nricA oGerad
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The Fast Young Men or New York.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK, Nov. "a, 1853.
Reading your remarks on the defalcation of the
banks of city, and Of their havrg to call in the
aid of professional accountant to investigate and
examine their accounts, would beg to state that it
Is as necessary that mercantile houses and particu
larry the large importing FIRMS would also call to
their aid some Of those professional accountants; and
would also observe that it would be much to their
benefit were they to adopt the simple and plain sys
tenn Of book keeping, - suggested by the exbank
clerk, in his communication to you yesterday.
In my profession have to examine, and cause to
be made out. the accounts Of insolvent firms and
partnership diss0lutions; and have found, In many
instances Oscillations of the clerks to large amounts
the parties quite ignorant Of their ever having been
defrauded will relate case Of recent occurrence
coming under my duties The book keeper, who was
also the cashier, hts salary $500 per year, and who
had the whole charge of the cash account, was one
Of your fashionable young mon. In the last two years
of the examining found deficiency Of upwards of
81 000 on my inquiry of the clerks OF the establish
ment as to the habits of the book keeper, learned
that he made it his boast that gentleman that kept
fashionable society could not live for less than 500
TO 50 600 per annum; his expenses, which will state
in form OF debtor and CREDITOR were SUCH and very
small for him, considering the circle of acquaint-
ances he was obliged to keep
Board and lodging Salary, per month,
per montn, \noo- Sou. SoVO w
n To kal
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The total increase in the receipts of boards and
ling mp the 23d instant 74994 5s7 feet in
of hote Of last year to that day and exceed those Of
1851 1875 637665 feet Shingles show ss ht dminution,
equal to 927 n Slaves exhibit increase, but the
cepts to the date of report exceed these Of last
season 1922 lbs and those Of 1851, 100 lbs
From the inor assd supplies and from tho decline in
reehts the receipts Of lumber will fully reach the dgure
predicted two months ago. which 600 feet
than received last while the supply Of slaves
win reach amount much greater than received last
year, and may equal those of 1910.
The quantity Of anthracite COAL sent by railway, dur
Ing the week ending Thursday, Nov. "a, 1853, was
32753 0S tons, being decrease from last wesk's ship
ments Of 1888 OF TONS The quantity sent by canal
during the time was $50 O5 being increase Of
957 IL tons. Total quantity by railway and canal,
5s736 10, being decrease tho two lines Of 775 OF
tons.
The following weekly and total shipments Of coal
the Pottsvie, Reading and Philadelphia Railway and
by the schuyhill Navigation line up to Thursday
ing last, the oath instant -
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The rscepts OF b0ards and scanthng during the past
week those Of the past weeks in this menth and
only feet In of the corresponding week
last year In and timber there has been large
falling off but the receipts Of have exceeded those
of last week. snd with the corresponding week
In last year they exhibit increase Of $685. III lbs
This EXHIBIT not looked for in the early part of the
month"; but the contrary was anticipated from the then
fifteen days have been materially reduced and to the
close of navigation increase to the aggregate
cIpated
The receipts At this place. from the opening Of heCanas
to the 23d November during the years named are ~ fol
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mo PROPERTY owNEKS-E. b. KrNsfrMER $40
Fourth avenue one door above Twentyf fourth street
would be happy his SERVICES TO property
sellss ttns Ao and he feels cssedsnt entire satsfas
Ecp WI BE Gysu.
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AToTICE-BOHrNIANH HAIR DYE.-THE DEPOT FOR
IN this justly celebrated dye removed from Hudson 70
Dominiok street. Of Varck. Ladies have tho
dye applied In private Aao sold wholesale and retail
oopy the number at No 81 Dominck between Broome aAd
Snri raet
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AGENCY.

A UsTRALIA.-A0NEw 4 CO., CoMMIsSI0N NER.
"A chants and Importerss Melbourne. f6rt Philip, Aus
YhiIAdeiphia DlarinS McKee, Batmers; haunsn White
Ace New 9ylesns; Fisher ANEW ceirnbA q o.; Jshs
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DICH PARIS TEATHERS.-JUST RECEIVED, THE
~ most extensive Of Paris feathers offered
IN this city among which 800 dozen ostrich tips Of very
Superior quality 200 dozen marabout pumss; 800 dosea
plume Do souss Also asrss stock Of sdss and nissss
beaver felt bonn which will be sold low
II. HOMER, Nos q and 81 John street, Of WIZ
lin m
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ITO THE LADIES OF THE UNION.-NPS. CARTER
from Honiton respectfully sooits those ladies requir
ing Honton lace 70 call and examine the stock elegant
goods consisting Of Honton lace capes collars ohemixetes
bsrthas Ao All goods sold :. The Honiton lace depot
and Of ths latest and most Styles Ladies
will also have the advantage Of selecting patterns suit
their own tastes. Remember CARRIERS Honiton lace
depot s Broadway mp stairs opposite ths
Metropolitan Hotel
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NEW NOrTOEs-JUsT RECEIVED, A LARel AZ
IN sortment OF beau iful French mottsss Also O
great variety Of fancy rosetee flower torpedo and ssnnea
notices. THOMPSON 4 SON, 359 Broadway.
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DEPLATIEa.- old WARE RAPLATED EQUAL no
II nsw q the lowest prices vissPoona forks ssseess.
Britannia ware &e Send articles tho stsry Csn
street, Grand. ofos No Is John stresk mp UeAs
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IRON BEDsrIAD1 wARERoohe.-CHlAP sPRIMe
Aattssss and bedding Dspe-rhs best ssd. pr hssas
- So Also the elastic elt beds. pillow 10. u. r.
Prince street.
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EDUCATION.

rCprrCn nospnINo AND DAY SCHOOL ron
n youns isdies-yr. and Mme. NOEL BER0iER wesld
rton ths c;tizena Of New York and the pabs IN general
hst Aha term OF their school will
srss Monday in december This institution 10 unrivast n
h;s tv Sr the tboro ugh and systematic
Trs,c EnsIish music snd for the ehsapnsa Of ~
erms Call and for yourselves st Lsxinasen Avsase
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NRANBE RRIES-lOO BARRELS, ON CONSIGNMENT.
" and for sale by J. N. HAYES rs Broad street.
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CTOT NATIUNAL HOTEIr-UNE BLUE
- broadcloth overcoat, in which was pocket diary
promissory note made by Lumnn E. Barnes the
order Of Charles Ferris for about sa 81 dated Auburn
at the Cayuga County Bank Said note endorsed by T.
Ferris and H. Under wood. Alo, draft drawn BY j. N.
Starn cashier OF Cayuga County Bank the Bank the
State q New York for 300 payable to VIM Preston
Co., the American Exchange Bank for ST. payable
Mr. W. r. Preston order dated New York, Nov 26 1853
forbidden purchasing negotiating Of
the above paper, rs payment has been stopped.
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r EVILS sEACoRD HAVE JUST RECEIVED VERY
~ choice variety 81 for gloves and gauntlets TO which,
with Of mems rich furnishing
for the winter the attention of their friends the
public is solicited StuyvcsAnt institute 655 Bros dwAy.
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HEeTAURANTs.
DEEsTAURANT, BRooKLYN.-roYNBEEs RHSrAU.
rant Montssue stSs door from Ces.s ssssS .sss
has besn fitted and in supporter aae
sqnal anything kind in New York SUPPER rsue
for lAdies, Also, for parties Of any size
THOs TOfNBEH, JOSIAH HOPKINS. Prspristoes.
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INRENCH STORE, 81 BROADWAY-MADEMOISEL
II PALMYRE PRIN GIERS has Just received q large re-
ohercha and elegant stock of guipure Brussels and
les Mmlle p gives ocular attention to rsnovatins
point Pagule Brussels Aces and black thread wells &s
GREAT nEDUCTIoN OF $4,000, IN LAoEs AND
closing his fall mportAons reduced his present
twenty below the regular price, and offers them
~ smaller advance than they be purchased In any
other store In New York.
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Y ELLINoER's-wHo WOULD BE SICK WHEN MI
N dcne cheap certain to cure that ever the IA
Guilty cannot This body Of
martyrs always will yield TO good remede they have dis
covered that Dr. Kelnsers idess scientific bis nsa
cine the cheapest matter what
the ch weakness with either coughs. colds,
deep seated Inflammation Of the ungaro broken In few
All patients delighted with its action 10 10 Alike
adapted for the nursery toilet 1t Affords beautiful
compile young old makes youthful all who give 10
trial AS used externaiy and internally i reaches
class and character of disease ans tho patient cured
for This fact together wit ts being eleaa
and delightful has attracted tbs aten ion Of the nte
and wealth throughout the city and country Go whore
will among The elite nnd this general remedy tAsre
When the DOCTORS opoi asked about 10 he cannot heH
but smile and oh, we'll fsmi ,uires
eral remedy all want about the house. aud 70 mnd
Dr. Kepser has offered "a the public The best" DR. can
make him comfortable need be fren the
tronage Of Faculty Of New York city alone haay Per.
think the Doct Is the aooeptane that
only the enjoyment Of the Estimation and good feeling Of
his friends who the broad aee 81
creation. He has Lost sight the from whom
the great fountain of his ha Aowsd His remedy
sold At wholesale and retail st2o Pearl street and = ne
central depot 76 Broadway and retAsa by Almost
every druggist in the city and county PRICE, from H. 70 80.
each; the large size are the cheapest.
NEW NOrTOEs-JUsT RECEIVED, A LARel AZ
| If haous iful Frauch mn
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-26

Miss CATHERINE HAYEs.-We observe
that this lady is giving concerts in various
cities in California. This fact will of course
put to rest the horrible stories about her
being murdered. While in Sacramento city
the people became became wild with enthu-
siasm in her favor. A premium of 81, 200
was given for the choice seat at her first
concert; and as token of the high esteem
in which she was held by the people, a
magnificent card case, of fine California
gold, with beautiful designs and richly
carved, was presented to her by some of
the principal citizens.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-26

Mrs. MowATT.-The Boston Bee informs
Us that the we'll known and fascinating ac-
tress, Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt, is about to
be led to the hymenial altar, for the second
time. The happy man is an editor-Mr
Vim. F. Ritche, Of the Richmond Enquirer.
We wish him joy, which he no doubt will
get, in obtaining for wife so estimable and
beautiful n lady. 1t is said that Mrs
Mowatt intends to play farewell engage
ment in several of the cities, previous to
making her re-debut upon the stage of
wedlock. She will then retire to private
life. Her mantel will naturally and right
fully fall upon the shoulders of Miss Julia
Dean.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-26

TUE Ice CRoP.-The recent mild winter
has seriously lessened the ice crop. The
New York ice companies have secured less
than half of the usual quantity, and that
generally of inferior quality and in other
cities, with the exception of Boston, the re-
suit is about the same The Boston Bee
gives the following assurance of an album
dance of the cool luxury in that vicinity:
Plenty Of Ice.-There is no fear that ice
will not be plenty in this vicinity next sea-
son. 1t is estimated that within an area of
half million tons of the cool article, and
of superb quality.
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EDWARD Cooley G. CO.

NEW Merchant Tailoring Establishment. Now
~ opening at the stand lately occupied by 7 J.
Steer. Oh oth ST.. between the Avenue and D. Our
stock is eutiely new, and well selected by expel
enced hand Oar reduced rents will enable Us to sell
the same article at lower rate than it cad be pr
chased on the avenue. We cordilly iavite the public
to call, and judge for themselves.
mar 26--0t
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BILLIARDS, BILLIARDS..

LII who wish to pass an hour pleasantly can do
n so by calling at the "ArHENEUM on tie
avenue between y and 9th streets. Everything IS
n excellent order 10 give satisfaction all who pa
friends and the public that his chief ende FAVOR fhaI
be to sustain the excellent character the Saloon bias
alvey borne. j. HARRlSoN-
mar 10
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LIME, WOOD AND COAL.

I ANDING, this day, 1900 bushels LINE wood
IL burnt fresh from the kiln. Also on hand, hoA,
DRY, oak, and pine WOOD, all Of which will lie sod
low for cash. Also, Anthracite CuAL Of superior
quality, suitable for CRATES or stoves.
WILLIAM WARDER.
lie DIT Cor. 12'h A. T. SIS
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All the Magazines for April for Sale at JOE
sHILLINGTON'S Cheap Publication Depot

ERAHAIS Magazine, for April, a splendid Nun.
VI Der.
Godeys Lady's Book, for April, very beautiful
Ladies' National, for April, elegant aud cheap
Agatha's Husband, by the author Of Olive" and
''OglvicS"
Beatrice; or, the Unknown Relatives by Mis-
Sinclair. This work is recommended by All
the leading Protestant Clergymen Of the
United States.
Woman's Life. or, the Trials Of Caprice, by Miss
Emile Carlen
Gus Howard or, How to Win Wife: 4 Sequel
to Minnie Grey. Deeply interesting.
Barnums Illustrated News and Gleason's Pico-
riIl price six cents
Agent for Harpers, putuam's, and the Kncker
booker Magazines
All the new Books, Newspapers, and every thing in
the Cheap Publication line for sale at
JOE SUlLLINGTpN'S Bookstore.
odeon Building, corner of II ST. and Ia ave.
mar I2-3t
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a@Those who wish Dapuerr.o,

taken in the highest perfection of The art, viii :
course, call on NHTTEHuRsr, he being the recipier
the highest premium awarded to Daguerretyps.
the late Fair of the Metropolitan Mechanics In.
tute.
His gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue, near fop.
aud-a-half street.
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%To Strangers and Cittzens

Ttompson's Ddguerreotypes are unsurpassed bv am
for boldness of execution and beauty of artistic p
His assduous efforts to establish first class C,r..
in this city, and his continued endeavors to pleas
visiters and patrons, have not been unrewarded a,
examination of his pictures recently made is part
larly solicited. He is prepared to take pictures r
every size and style, at reasonable prices.
Gallery, North side of Penna avenue, between :,
and 9th streets, Lane fuckers building
feb 25-
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GRAND MILITARY BALL
AtCarusi's Saloon on Easter Monda

'{'lIE INDEPENDENT GERMAN YEAGERS re.
i specially announce that they intend giving
Grad Military and Civic Ball at Cnru>i's Saopn, on
Monday night, the 18th instant to which they Invite
ali Cf their friends
Ee- Members Of other military companies attend
ing the Bali respectfully requested TO appear in
uniform
Arrangements. and the usual places
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LECTURE ON EUSIC.

MADAME HAGARTY, j. j., will deliver a lee ure
vi on Monday next, in Apollo Hall. Pcnna. ave.
between 18th and 18th sis Oh Vocal Music in Tea
diff rent Unknown Languages Masons, pdd Fellows.
Mechanics, and Temperance Men are invited to b.
present. Front seat, reserved fir Ladies' The Lee.
tGre will commence at y o'clock p. m. AdnssiON
so cents. mar 29-lt
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DIED,

On the oath instant, Mr.. JOHN B0RLAND, in the
54th year Of his age.
On the 25th inst JOSEPH W. ECKLOFF. eldest
son of Christian and Sarah EckIof aged IS years.
In this city, on the Sd inst, SOPHIA CLAUSs,
wife of Z C. Clauss.
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MARRIED.

On the Gath March, 10y the Rev. G. W. Samson, Mr..
CHARLES W. HAVENNER to Miss MARGARET T.
WAKE a l ofthis city.
On Tuesday evening, by the Rev. John C. Smith,
Mr.. JAMES LAVENDER to Miss MARY ELLEN
ENGLISH, all of this city,
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AVENUE HOTEL.

4 FEW Families can be accommodated with bosrl
~ at this splendid Hoiel, also day boarders.
Every exertion will be made To please. Early appii
cation should be made. Terms moderate.
GEO. FRENCH a. CO,
Late of French's Hotel, Norfolk, Va
mar 23-1w