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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20
TO FEMALES.

TO FEMALES.
You will find these Pitts Invaluable medicine in man,
eomrlatEtS TO winch subject. In distractions
either total OF partial, they have been oun Of
heneht, restoring their functional arrangements
healthy aCoJ, purifying the blood aud other fluids
ectuay TO quito flight all complaints which may arise
from enI7le headache, gdineSS, dmLeSs
oil sight, pain in lie side back, etc., the public
as lie best Pis for oil iSeases, upon The following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
Wc the unde signed Physicians, having had the receipt
ofIhcir aluaCtute &ubHtri for Inspection, sd We
that tie clients OF which they composed makes
them the best Pill in tor ali liver, I'm
PuIiles OF The BLOOD, NGsSy this ouy ou
own judgement, hLtalSO from that or e a.
ihoTty iT the United States. All diseases Tcguii ing The
Us oan lucrative, DiIploiec aud Pugative Medicine
that came under our notice. has been treated with Tile
above Pills with the most satisfactory success.
GEORGE WOOD, NJ ID.
r. CROWLEY, NJ. u.
l.. BOWEN, NJ. ID.
10 Purchase but those having tile signature, ~
y. HoBENSACk,' upon each box, all others arc
worthless mutations.
Agents wishing supplies, and all others wishing to
become agents, must add the proprietor, J. y. Ho
BENsACK ut his Laboratory, No. l2U MOI ee
above Kate, Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists and Mci ella nts in tho u s.
Pamphlets giving certificates OF performed in diff
eien sections OF the country. by the above medicines
eau be lut gratis OF the agents.
Sold by j. aker Whceling. wholesale and retail agent
or Weslein Va; w. l.. IirigGs, West Liberty; Fer
rel BlndeytOwni J. Carling Tifalelphia VIM. Hnsack
hohy's Point; Dan'l Felil, Coral Cove. Piceeach
cents. maro9-Iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20
THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
DREADFUL INHERITANCE
from the Parents.

And must this continue Shall we be wise in
all that concerns the cattle of fields our horses
our sheep, our COWS, our oxen, the nature and
quality of our goods and merchandise but in all that
concerns ourselves as human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great derange-
ment, involving our future peace and happiness
in all that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife of our affections, and the mother Of our chill
well being of those children, We should be i'm
nersed in the darkest and most
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20

consume The scfminOIac victim OF secluded habit
HIS lie IIeAents b .steI Leath, upOn which no fruits f
sehtt owl 40 flower OF intellect bloom, where
atniost hes tainted with disease, arched BIZ
unnatural heat, barren and obnoxious to the eye
though sad tile picture, Is not ought; its orisi-
nails are almost daily preceded tile DR..
MS a;d eychinthe public thorousarc the dscerninge
eau ala rk frequent coTrob OraLon oGitstraih
Moral reSa in dischsI &c duty must obviously pre
cludes entire removal veil fIom this me acoy
picture q Human Iraity, hence bu1 few OTtIe symptoms
attendant uionILs bl;ling maady eenlIere be given.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20

Booksellers. cnnvassers aud BOOK Agents. supplied on
s"e Ni0St '"e'Ht'e'Hs' nnlU-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20

MAY be Tally Consulted his Lock iufirnary
No 81 South bet vveeh and second
pposite ito kxohanse buildings, aud City Post or
fec. tslmoie Md his me deal institute established
over fifteen yeas In this city -by lear Physicians as
refuge hom Quackery Is widely celebrated speedy and
various fdiseases especially
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20
10 FEMALES

Dr. II has given particular atent Female Diseases
His cNpe ence enables him tU relieve SAFELY Ann srrep'
gil ITesLa-itie Nervous Deran cement Cosfffution
al Weakness, General De6iliiy etc.
To- Prompt attention given TO letters and treatment
ma ked with skill aud dc.icacy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20

HICiI JEwELRY!
= This branch ofOuT bRsinesa Is mt S1rn.,,.,>
. ent IN ,he having workman en9I:I
aud by every steamer arc sGppiiel jTa
winch sHs9ea ps TO siveto eastoSs
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17
SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE Commissioners OF Grass Valley School District
having duly organized school in this village in
accordance with the statutes of this State have pur
chased and fixed up the Methodist Church (north for
School House. and have placed the terms OF tuition
three dollars per scholar per month thus placing
The benefits of instructions within the means of all
school will be commenced on Monday, the 10th
inst, under the supervision of Prof. W. Crowell
RICHARD TIBBALS, School
JOHN B. HILL, SConlms.
E. A. TOMPKINS, sioncrs,
Grass Valley, July a, 1854 ~
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17
SUMMONS.

STATE d California; ,-.,,o o.
CoUST OF NEVADA. SSS JUSTICES GoURr
TOWNSHIP of Grass Valley. oelore D. NJ FoUsE, J.P
The eople of the State of California to the UN
ION NIL CO., consisting of William Smith Albert
Fowle1 Abraham Spencer. George Spencer A. More.
house John Doe Richard Rowe ct alS-Greeting
Yo are hereby summoned to appear before me- at
my dice in said Township, Thursday the 24th day
of ,ugust, A D. 1854, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ to an
swe unto complaint of Henry Cook, Reuben Cook
Da id Brooks D C. JelisOn, ?: Hays and Horace But
Ter who demand against you the sum of five hundred
dclarsnpon promiSsory note, and on account now
o. file in my Office, when Judgment will be taken
against you for the said amount together with cost
nd damages, if you fail to appear and answer
70 THE SHERIFF OR ANY CONSTABLE OF SAID Corvrv
GREETING Make legal service and due return here
of.
Given under my hand, this 2Ist day of July. A. D.
1854 IN. FOUSE- i p
true copy,
Attest, J. C. GoAD, Constable.
1t appearing by return of the officer and bv afida
Wit of plaintiffs filed, that defendants cannot be found
or conceal themselves to avoid service of summons
1t is therefore ordered that service be made by publ
cation of the in the Grass Valley Telegraph
weekly, until return day; also that a copy of the
summons be deposited in Post Office, directed to de-
iendants, If their residence can be escertained.
J. n F0USE, J. P.
true copy. Attest
4s% J. C, GoAp, Constable,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17
6rass Ualleg 9b6ertisenelrts.
cONsTABLE'S SALE

DY virtue of an execution to me delivered from the
b office of J. I. Sykes, j. P for Grass Valley Town
ship County cafGrnia f%a 9et on a.. Judgment
1884 in favor of VIM. Mccormick, and agaimt Albert
Fowler for the sum of S199 AZ, amount Of deat dam
ages and costs of suit, shown by execution have
taken in Execution and will expose at public ale for
cash on Thursday the 31st day of August, A n 1854
At O'Clock, p NJ, on the premises, two miles east
of Grass valley all the right title and interest of
sad Fowler in and to the property known as the Un-
ion Hill MILL engine, boilers, and all the apprte.
nances thereunto belonging, to satisfy the akve
amount, with costs of execution.
- ]. C. GOAD, Constable,
Aug. 7th, A. D. 1884, p Al IDS
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17
SEMI-WEEKLY EXPRESS
JOHN A. CRUM.

OFFERS for sale his well known store on Main st.,
" opposite z. H Denmans Coach and Wagon shop
perty of Dr. Shoemaker. Also the Ranch formerly
belonging to 7. W. Allison, situated Wolf Greek.
about * miles from Grass Valley. Said property
will be sold at bargain. If not disposed of by the
18th of August next. it Will be leased Ito good
onts) at low rates. All persons indebted to the sub
scrbcr are requested to make immediate payment, "a
he is about leaving for the Atlantic States.
JNO A. CRUM.
Grass Valley, June %, 1s5i.-n4o-tf.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

HEYWOOD BRO, Dealers in Groceries Provisions
IL Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &c, Bosrox RAvINE.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17
CENTRAL HOTEL,
NArE CALIFORNIA TEMPERANCE HoUsE,)
900 Clay Street San Francis

NArE CALIFORNIA TEMPERANCE HoUsE,)
229 Clay Street, San Francisco.
ENLARGED and refnished throughout.
IL with the addition of twenty new rooms, we can
now offer superior accommodations at the following
low rates - -
Board, (per week, ......-....;:.:.'S w
Board ami Lodging, ...............: ~ 70 ~ W W
Rooms without board, ..........4 w 10 w
Located on one of the principal streets, near the
Plaza, and still kept as Temperance House. with "a
bic and Beds unsurpassed offers great 70
permanent or transient boarders
rn. Remember 229 Clay street, near Dupont
r. SAVAGE.
WN II. ELLIOTT.
san Francisco, Dec 2Q-lS If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

GREENE REYNOLDS, Groceries, Provisions, &C.
VI LIST door below Wells Fargo Co.'S Express o1Res
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

HOLL, S, s House and Sign Painter, Cabinet maker
II and Joiner, Mill Street near Neal.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17
DISSOLUTION.
RANCH FOR SALE

THE subscribers nfTer sale their we'll known Ranch
lying ten miles southeast of Marysville, on tn,
road leading to Auburn. They have three hundref
and twenty acres, and considered one of the hes
stock and hay ranches in the country welr watered
and easy OF access to market. They will take cash o.
stock For particulars, inquire Of Messrs Stone {
Grips on the premises, at the Grass Valley Tele
graph Office. STONE h CRIPS
July 25, 1854 454w
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17
MINERAL BAR
TOLL BRIDGE E!
The Shortest and Best Route from Sacs
ramemtO, Auburn, Grass Valley, Ne.
vada, Rough & Ready, &C., TO
IOWA HILL.

THE undersigned, having completed mule trail
l from the American River to the summit of the
North Fork HILL confidently recommend it to the rav"
cling public the best and shortest route to dggng
in the vicinity of Iowa Hill, Richardson's Hill, Wis
consin HILL Grizzly and Indian Canons &C. He would
also inform them that he is engaged in grading
WAGON ROAD from Illinoistown to the above places
which will be completed in short time Notice will
be given when finished.
RICE, Proprietor.
June IS, 1854. 39tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

ELECTION NOTICE.
THE electors of Nevada County are hereby notified
j that At General Election to be holden through
out the State of California Wednesday, September
g. 1884 the following State County and Township Of-
Acsrs are to be elected, to-wit
STATE.
Two members of Congress, one Clerk OF the Su'
preme Court.
COUNTY
One Senator
Five members of the Assembly
A County Judge.
A Sheriff, >
A Clerk,
A Treasurer,
An Assessor,
Two District Attorneys, GOr regular term and
Uaoanoy.)
County SurreJor,
= Public Administrator.
TOWNSHIP.
IN crch .oYasilip Of Nevada County, two Justices
Of the Peace Two Corstsbles Three School Com
missioners.
Given under my hand this August ii, A. Z. 1854.
7. H, CASWEIL, County Judge.
Nevada, Aug. II, 1s54-tde
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17
Oil! Oil! Oil!
San frantisto ANbtrtistm IS.

OAwYER. JOHNSON g. CO.. peaiers in
- taints Oil and Glass have removed TO No 103 and
les Front street. San Francisco. SO 3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

X ILLALY, RICHARD, Mining Engineer, Surveyor,
IN etc, Geld Hill Mill
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

EOUSE ]. NJ, Justice of the Peace, Once Mil Sc.
l. Opposite Peckham House.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

FREEMAN & PAINE, Empire Baths and Hair Dress.
l. ing Saloon, Main Street.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17
Neu 9obsrtisenlents,
0--3~o1. a ef the Beatty House.

Aro &C s. Rugg, John Mcclure, Nevada John
Hospeck. Iowa Hill; Seth Holden.
Aug. Io.-s P Heintzelman, q. s..A.; Mr.. Els.
worth, Wolf Creek
Sac. City.
Aug. lS.-John s. Parshley, Iowa Hill, J. W. Miller,
Sac. City, W. R. Hadson Marysville l. E. Horton,
Sac City; G. Bresbrey, Jr. Eureka; J. W. McCintock,
AcClintocks Ranch.
Aug. 14-B. Ellison, Washington; F. Brooks, Yam
kee Jms H. St. Clair, San Francisco E. Esteys Hill,
Nevada; Mr.. Ward, N. York Mr. Ripton, San Fran
cisco; H. Constantine, Lawrence, Mass; W. Whits,
R. B. Moyes, San Francisco; W. C. Mclean, Sprign
Garden.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

n AILER, FRANCIS, Dealer in Books Stationery de-,
VI one door West of Masonic Hall.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

USHER & RUGG, Hair Cutting and Shaving Saieer
l. Main street, next door to Beatty House
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17
G r EAT SALE
$4,000 worth Of Billiards:

Prospected and Color found.
THE GOLDEN GATE SALOON, having paid the pen
i atty of the law for keeping restaurant. 10 now
trying to secure respectable living BY BILLIARDS.
The rooms have been re-ftted and enlarged, and no
pains have been spared to make the place No. !,
and tho headquarters Of pleasure and amusement.
All are invited 70 call.
The best Of CIGARS and LIQUORS viii be furnished
from the bar at moments warning
NRS. z. G. SMITH
Grass vsiley, ApTii 1884 :0A
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

EISfi J. W., Dentist, Ofice in Dornina DaRuerrsA
l. Gsllery, Knickerbocker Hall! Main Street.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

r ANsING, c. j., Attorney and Counsellor at Law
IL MIL Street, Grass Valley.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

aEENNO, JAS, Watches and Jewelry, Main street
l. next to Lou: :zenheSer's drug store.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17
NOTICEl

I NETTING cf the shareholders t.be cc,l T1iu
II Quari5 Mining Company VIII 1sksj - +Iair g.;
zee N i:raev E'ail.V ~ Na7tay tit4l - l...ts.,,
;sr He@t - - .fic-. :. Il. or t!,e ia.c u .;ac.
i.;e, !!..--l,-. =. n L'.f-co4- So on2 ysar.
JAHES WAL;I,a,~1.e~,.
Cr29a r<'.ey. Al5. :. 1854. 4tfJ
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

r AMB, W. H., Manufacturer and Dealer in Jew6lry,
u Knickerbocker Hail, Main Street
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

MARSHALL + CO., Dealers in Groceries, ProviAioHt
NJ and Liquors, corner OF Main and Mill Streets
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

T OUTZENHEISER ", Druggist and ApothccSry, on
IL door West Of Masonic Hall, Main Street
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

MCLAUGHLIN, E, Dealer in Stoves, Tin and Sheet
VI Iron Wares, East of Masonic Hall, 5lAin Street.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

MORGAN, c. c., Aurora Hotel AID TcMper@ae9
VI House. Main Street, opposite School.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

MARKS Il JESsEL, deale.s in Books stationery
vi Cigars, &C., Mill st.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

NC INTYRE, DR., Dentist, on MONDAYS at AdAzt
III Co.'S. Express Office, Main Street.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

MAYER & IIARFIGAN, Dealers in Boots. Shoes and
vi Brogans, Main Street, next to Alta Hall,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

MEYER & BROTHER, Books Stationary, Fancy Arts-
III c!es &C., Main Street, near the FL Dorado.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

T'ASTHAN, T. NJ, Dealer in Groceries, Provisions; L
u quors, Mining Tools, &C., Boston Ravino.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

DARKER, JOHN, Groceries, Provisions, Boots Shnt
i &c, at old stand OF Parker Elder, Mill street.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

EDWARDS, C. r., & CO., Grass Valley Bakery, an
u Provision Store, Main Street.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

DRAFT, S. n, Matchmaker and Jeweler, two deer
L below the Beatty House
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

D OBRRTS, E. W., Attorney at Law and Notary pul
II lic Main street, below the Downep House.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

Ten & CARBfAN Physicians, OfSce on Main Stree
~ Cottage lately occupied By Mr. Skillmsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23
Williamsburg City Intelligence.

SCIC1pH UNION CKlgrERY.-Yesterday, Coroner Han
ford held inquest ut Union Cemetery the body Of
. German named Andrew Goetz who committed suicide
About the day previous, by blowing out his brains.
appears that deceased buried bis wife at the above
semctery about three weeks since and also child just
previous which preyed upon his mind affect his
reason The suicide was committed while sitting upon
he grave of his wife The following letter. intended for
hro,her in law in Flushing Of A. Loizer of
Graham and Schos street. this city, found
On deceased
Excuse doing misfortune great.
Geo kpows he reason better than can tell Ny beo .sd
more feel the loss. would like to sleep with them
write this the Of beloved wife Take sare Of
my stspson; he 10 good child. Take everything have
brother In laws At Honesdsls John Ref will me $50
9. se .t q Juy Don't e. my stsPsop out OF your care
xork ION viii find ont e tho H.rmony by FrSmm next
law and brother.
verdict of suicide while laboring under temporary
arrangement rendered. Deceased native of
Germany, wheelwright by trade, and resided in New
York.
CHoIyRA-There two Of cholera in this city
which terminated fatally yesterday morning One was
. ooored man, fifty years Of age named John Harris
Who resided at the Of Seventh and North Sixth
streets. The other . colored man named William
No. 167 Second street.
FRH.-About five O'Clock last evening fire broke out
In the oil factory foot of South First street. owned by
Mr.. Waldron corner of South street and Burng slip
The building damaged to the extent of $780, loss
sock and fixtures, about 5000 The fire caused by
oil in kettle boiling The stock In the build
inG adjoining, consisting of patent manure and owned
by Mr.. De Berg, damaged to the amount Of about
eco, by water; insured in New York companies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23
Marine Affairs.

Tm BRITISH ScRRw STEAMSHIP CLYDE, Capt Henderson,
sfS her dock at u O'Clock yesterday for Glasgow but
anchored at Quarantine account Of the thick
Aher She will probably weigh anchor early this
ing. She has q full cargo and l54 passengers.
LAuxcH-The propeller Santa Anna built by Jacob A.
Westeryelt Co.. for Carlos, Butterfeld Co., will be
launched from the foot Of Houston street morrow
10 O'Clock A N.
NARROW ESCAPE OF THE SARAH SANDs.-The Quebec
OAscnicle furnishes detailed account Of the
escape Of the steamship Sarah Sands from shipwreck
She was on her passage from Liverpool to Quebec with
valuable cargo and large number of passengers. After
prosperous and pleasant passage Of eleven days. the
steamship entered the Straits Of Belle ie before sunset
00 the 9th Of Jul amidst quantities OF floating ce
TAe weather at the time very pleasant, but
violent squalls arose, followed by dense fog complete
shuttpg out the land. Soon after midnight the ship
struck hard q ledge of rock, half . cables length
from land cose to the mouth of the Big Brook river in
pleasant, unnhabited bay. In the morning she was
fonnd to be lying broadsde to the Shore and imlnov
ably fast though there deep water all around her.
The passengers landed and amused themselves In
rambling about the country and in hunting and fishing
while the set to work throwing the dead
sght Of the ships cargo, and finally her Goals
the ship in the meantime grinding and humping upon
The rocks After two days of labor and danger she
4nay relieved from her perlous position and foated
into deep water and in due time arrived safely at Que
heo mot very materially injured by her contact with the
rocks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23
Political IntalliRence.

The Batavia Republican Advocate dominates George W.
Patterson of Chauaque for Governor remarking that
it knows Of whose name has yet been mentioned
in connection with the whg nomination for that Office,
who would be acceptable to the people Of that section
Of the State.
II 10 remarkable fact that Of the eighteen States ad.
mtted into the Union since the formation Of the cons
tuition, only eight of them have had permission from
Congress to erect State In the other nne
exclusive Of the people have assumed sovereign
ty themselves loose from Congressional ton
formed at independent Stale governments have
been admitted into the Union. The Nebraska bill carries
the principle of the sovereignty Of the people still
farther and recognizes In 1t matters which Congress has
hitherto exercised jurisdiction For this reason It
only to be well understood to meet with the popu
lar approval.-Norscich Comm Aurora.
ANTI NEBRASKA FInISo In WrscoSMN.-The Dodge
County Burr Oak, edited by c. Billnghurst who was
Of the Pierce electors for Wisconsin, clothed
in mourning In consequence Of the passage of the Ne
braska bill The article announcing the passage Of the
bill ia headed Liberty Assassnated."
Hon. VIM. c. Rives is spoken of by Of the whig
papers of Virginia, candidate for Governor at the
next election.
Hon. Andrew Tracey, NJ c., from the Woodstock dis.
trict Vermont, declines reelection to Congress
account of i'll health.
The Governor of Virginia has appointed the Sd Of
gust next a. the time for holding election In the
Twelfth Congressional district to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned BY the death Of Mr.. Snodgrass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

MArr1eU.
BY the Rev. G. II Houghon. RoBr. W. AspEIIy to Miss
MARY A. HUTCHINSON, both Of this city.
On Tuesday, June 20, in the church on Washington
square, by the Rev. Or. Hutton Rev JOHN W.
scnrscK, of Brooklyn, to Miss SOPHIA l. sArrnRLE of
this city
On Tuesday June 90 by the Rev. Daniel Curry, ELLEN
CHESHIRE, OF Oyster Bay to WILLIAM d, CORNELL, OF New
York.
On Wednesday, June 81, by the Rev Mr. Lyons, Mr.
SOLOMON MITCHELL of the City Mexico SARlSA cid.
est daughter OF Mr. Isaac Ramus, of this city.
JONES to ANN Ella, daughter Of Richard Wight Esq all
Of this city.
On sunday, June 49, at No SO West Thirty fifth street.
Mr. GEORGE l. licHENoR, of Brooklyn, to Miss HANNAH
L0eA, of New York.
Ithaca Journal and Western papers please copy.
On Sunday, June 49, at No. so West Thirty 9Th street.
Mr. sAhI A. BRAoFE1T, of Brooklyn, to Miss MARY LosA,
Of New York.
Mort. err and Western papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, by the Rev. Mr. Noyes u. A. McDRRMor to
Miss EzAEE1H CONNIE, both OF New York.
In Brooklyn, Tuesday June 20 at the residence of
her father, by the Rev. D. W. Bacon, RICHARD FINLEY,
Esq, OF New York. to Miss MARGARET JANE BoYLE, Of
Brooklyn
California papers please copy.
In Williamsburg, on Tuesday, June 20, by the Rev.
Mr. Wells, JOHN A. TRRHUNE Of this city to JANHEraM
second daughter of Charles J. Burt of Northpor L.
Al Hcboken, N j., Wednesday, June Il, by the Rev.
Samuel Cook, of st. Bsrtholomew's Church, N. Y,
EAGAR LOGAN to CHARLOTTE B. Brown.
AT Cleveland, on Tuesday, June 90 by the Rev. Dr.
Adams ALEXANDER McCoIluM, Of New York. to ELLA
daughter Of joseph S. Lake, also Of this city
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
JUNE 90, 1854.
The gentleman who inserted the marriage of nv grand
daughter Miss Sarah Crocker, with Walter Bowne Eq
Is entirely incorrect. THOS. c. TAYLOR.
new YORK June 70, 1854.
JAMES G. BENNETT, ESQ
SIR-The notice OF my marriage with Miss Croker
which appears in the mpr sson Of your papr of to-day
son ho took the trouble to insert the same ia either
knava q fool. Respectfully, W. BOVINE, JR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

The United States ship Marion at Port Grand Isle
st. Vincent Cape de verdes, May H. AL well. Expect
The Dale cruise down the coast The brig Perry
supposed to be the way home. The following 10
list Of the Marions officers Hugh Y Purvisnce, Com
msnder; VIM. R. Gardner, First Lieut.. N. Darlington
Watkins, Second Lieut. VIM. W. Roberts, Third Lieut.,
acting; VIM Z. Hopkins, Fourth Lieut., acting; John p
Abbot, Purser j. w. B. Greenough, Surgeon, Passed As
sistant; Geo. H. Ber, Acting Master; Joe g. skerrett
Elias X. Owen Chas. @. Cushman, and Jas. R. Roche
Midshpmen; Boatswan, Armistead NJ Pomeroy; Car
penter, Joseph G. Myers Gunner, Richard N. Peake;
sainaker, George G. Boerum.
Commodore Isaac McKeever has been ordered to the
command Of the California Navy Yard with Commander
D. s. Farragut, of this city, as second In command
Lieut. VIM Chandler has been appointed Lighthouse
Inspector Of the Boston district.
Lieut. Richard Forrest has been ordered to the Wash
ipg.on Navy Yard, in place Of Lieut. DSMcN. Fairfax,
detached
The following officers have beea ordered to the survey
ing schooner Bibbs Lieut.. commanding, Henry Steal
wagon; Lieut., T. Parker; Passed Midshipmen, Z. G.
Stout and s. r. Franklin; Midshpman, II. N. Garland;
First Assistant Engineer, JAS N. Adams Third do r.
M. Bartlemen and Charles Shredder.