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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16
FIRES.


fIRF ~ BROONk->I.
Yesterday afternoon, about ~ O'Clock, fire broke
out in the brick dwelling house, rear of No. ~
Broome-st., occupied by colored families. The fire
originated in the second story but how, in what
manner has not vet been ascertained. The flames
were soon extinguished by the frenen before much
damage occurred. Loss about s400 on furniture and
building The building is insured in the City Fire
Insurance Co.
FIRF rs SIATi.FfRsI-sT.
About J. O'Clock last evening fire broke out IN
frame building in Sixty. first ST., near the llthav.,
occupied as a dwelling. The fremen were early on
the ground but before they could subdue the hsmes,
the building nearly destroyed. Loss about $500.
NoiDsurance.
TIRE IL nROOKyYN.
fire broke out shortly after o'clock yesterday
morning IN the point mauufactOry OF Mes rs. Prince.
MasuIy 4 Weeks No. lj2 Furmaa e., below the
Nights. The engine and machinery, several thousand
cans of chrome yellow and paints Of different kinds,
about thirty casks of oil, &c., were destroyed The
adjoining buildings Nos. $50 and l5i, similarly &C.
cupied by the same firm, were also destroyed. With
tie exception Of an engine in one Of the bull lngs,
which was used storehou-e, very little escaped.
Tie lOss Of the occupants amounts To- about $4,000,
upon which there is an insurance Of s. 600 in the
Ihtnix ana other offices.
The buildings which were Of brick, and four stories
in blplt were owned by AID. Green ADD II F.. Pierre
pont. Loss about &c, 900 Partially insured.
The fire originated from a detect in the Hue.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS
Sales at the Stock Exchange SEPT. Is.
FRIpAY. Sept. l5-P. 81.

There was an active business at the Stock Board
this morning. with rather heavy market for faucios.
The principal feature of the dag has been the huc
tuators in Erie, which opened at li5 fell of to a,
went 10 n between the Boards recovered again 10
Is. and finally closed at the Second Board at 43l.
The movement in this stock yesterday and to-day
has thoroughly mysticd the outside operators and
they are all at random about operating The pre-
vailirg opinion is however, that the present dis
turbed state of the market is Of the
party operating for rise, to induce short
sales Reading is steady at 20; Harlem is buoyant
and active at 33I 1899. Central was heavy at the
morning Board but recovered aftcrward tos2 Hudson
River was heavy. Nicaragua was 24l showing
steady market. Cumberland was rather heavy,
closing at 3D. Delaware is improving. Western
Railroads are in firm demand and Investment Stocks
generally were firm. Railroad Bonds were in good
inquiry especially Illinois Central for foreign account
About s35 900 were cold at 10 s73l, an advance of
y Ct Fries 1888 sold at 20, and al private sale at
"a. Fries !s62. 79l, a recovery of 97l = ct. from
the lowest point touched during the panic. Panama
Bonds 30. In Government or State Stocks thore
was nothing doing.
The Exchange market is firm and the supply of bills
moderate. Sterling, 9a9j = cent, with first-class
name. al II y cent FRANCS, >. l0i q p. ~
In Freights TO Great Britain there is little or
nothing doing. To Liverpool Cotton is aj-lGd,
with some engagements Grain, Bic Dead~eight,
1Of A Deal charter was made from 81. John to Lon
don at 81 another, TO Sligo, at e 1916 and vessel
was taken from this poh to Newfoundland at 5Jc.
y Dbl.
Tho receipts at the Sub-Treasury were Sl27 ,225i
paid, SOP 2l5; balance 50, pos.
There have been so many delays in fitting up the
Assay Office, that it is impossible to say when it will
90 into operation
The redemption of the public debit going on with
considerable freedom About ssOo, 900 has been re-
deemed, which had been exchanged at the Bank De-
partment for the new State loan. Another redemQ
ton Of coo was to-day belonging to one Of
our Savings Institutions.
The imports of Dry Goods for the week show
large decline both the previous week and the same
week Of last year We trust this decrease will cen
tinue for the remainder of the year:
Imports of Foreign Dry Goods at the Port Of New
York for the week
Total entered the port. - 80 6oJ 81 11S go
Tota thrown the uarket...... z5A, 800 itfoVi'5O
From January lst. $500
1913. 1871.
Tota entered the port........ S12ol2O0 sI9bk< n,
Total thrown the m6Iket..... II 1882 IOV<llto
The decrease of goods enter- ed is nearly 30 cent.
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Daneino Acaocmies.
DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY.

DODWORTHs DANCING &C ADEMY.
~. No go Broadway. opposite llth - Mr. DODWOR cH
the Announcing hi, friends and The public that
the cassss f0r the Will sAFUR
DAY Oct :. 81 r NJ for Ladies a. f5r Children >nd
Cciock TOT Geni.emer.
The elegant estal.hmen has been additionally decorated
The go rad ard other Improvements made dafng the sun
months Ths improved system Of Instruction . success
f zinc. adoption will - retained with slight alterations
.ugs,sttd hv txrersDce Every move worthy Of attention
viii b. introduced 10 sdd0n % al the dances 10 ordinary u'e
with the careful attention The progress and department
OF the pupils which has been Distinguishing characterize
OF this Academy.
Circulars confsning the days hours and terms OF Instruction
can be bad Al any the Academy ~ be sent By post
TFRRFROs DANCING ACADEMY. No. 80
il MS FOURTEENTH ST.-MADAME c. DUBREUL
FERRERO arc e FERRERO bes to announce that they
reopen their School sATCRD the IN OF Ueloos
Youra Isdies' and Mssters Clssses WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS sDd MONDAYS snd THURSDAYS II y
P M Gentlenaens' Evening Cl-ss MONDAYS snd ThUks-
DAYS .t7 p NJ SATURDAY EVENINGS for Gown
Persons at VI Private Lessons. Classes sad Schools at
tended sniret RIven as usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

Board or CoUNULNES-The Board last night
adopted the report in favor Of new City Hail. here
tofore made by the Committee of Repairs and Sup
plics The resolution of the minor y of the Special
Committee as to PUBLISHING City advertisements was
amended by putting fire in place OF sereH as the num-
Der of newspapers to be employed, and az amended
adopted. Adjourned TO Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

THE OrrRA.--Another monster audience attended
the representation Of Norma last night at Castle Gar
den The good seats all seemed filled, besides host
of outsiders At the fall of the curtain tue actors
were called for, as usual. Madame Grisi fully sus'
tanned, and indeed increased her reputation. The
chances are that the engagement throughout will
prove success, so capivatod are the public.
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ADVERTISEMENT
pYsPEPsIA CIRED.-See the following persons

L Goslpg No Sc Broadway.
Thomas sphinx No. 3il Broadway.
J. Alexander. No. l16 Broadway.
A P. Csrman No 500 Bleecker It.
II. p Whitney No 81 Nasssu-st.
William D. Callahan, No a Csrmine It.
Ms. +. Gilen No 40 BrJOmest
Ms A A. DOckstader, No COrnelia 81
Mrs C. II. Grigg No AmO-si
Miss C. Neli-teea No ~ Clbton-piaee and learn what
HrYNANNs DYSPEPSIA ELGNiR has done We believe has
,t ,led 10 cure in single instance Principal Once No ~
Broadwsy New.York and g. be had Of all Dugs's Price
~ per bOtie.
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After the adjournment Of the Board the following
Gales Of Bonds and Stocks we're made at auction by
Simeon Draper:
&c oC6 New-York and Harlem r. r. ia Mort int AIDED ~
500 New-York UaGD
% shares Ocean al
q shares ThiId Avenue %
Ne above were sold on the usual terms, 10 ' cent.
to-day, remainder tomorrow. The following were
sold for one bird cash onethird sixty, and one-thlrd
ninety days:
g. roo shares Caledonia Mining Co. Nd Per share BIO III
Z.G shares Chcago and Rock ls!sDu
The Caledonia stock brought more than was aa'ici-
pated. The Chicago and Rock Island STOCK vas con
sidered 10 be very cheap.
The Exchanges at tie Clearing House were
Sl5,475O0O.
Mr. Dow ID. Williamson If q member Of the Erie
Investigating Committee.
Another Iesding bear it il undertOod went under
yesterday.
AE. Silmen, Esq Cashier Of the Merchants
Bank Of THE City Is appointed Transfer Agent Of the
Cleveland and Columbus Railroad Company, and ali
certificates issued from the registry OF the books at
the Merchants Bank where the transfers are to be
made must be cOuntersigned by him. .
The National Exchange Bank will DC opened for
business on or about the l5th Oct at the OF
Greenwich and Dusne-sts Mr. Frederick Leake Is
President, and Mr. Robert 7. Dreamer is Cashier.
Tie Directors are Messrs. Dennis Harris, A vi.
Bininger + Leske, ID. B Britton, Isaac b. Wslling-
ton, D. B. Cox, John Raymond and K. L. Mabey'
Subscriptions received q; No 32s Greenwichst.
The revenue of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Tor
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fAdvtrtiseurent
Advortise rnent
TRITIr STRANGER THAN FICTION.-The abOv,

IKI TT NTNNN''LH TIIAN IT IIVN'- w HUVFV
sentence nay be verified any during the dty by
calling AZ HFsRD. CLAP Cos No sol Grands Rich Gr1
(rer add Gro de Rhiu SILKS, extra heavy, selling n
er ,ard The sctua. OF importation being - 81; rich
tbauelecns sna Plsid from per yard nyoiced Il
s per cent above those prices rich French Merinos and
al reduction Of % per the invoice price;
rifh Psi6s al WOOL 6d5 per ward, voiced A. s0H8D
Tbc desrae sys Of Mouse line and Cash de Lanes
ali DOL al p per ysd Other styles Of rich Dress Goods
fUrly o. How long these uuous prices wall continue IL
fss!bc 10 predict with degree Of certainty But
,,rrd 10 he wise Is sufficient.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

Mr.. j. r. Scott will appear at the NATIONAL
Tgy,rFR roNTcHr o. Wslter" in the ADOPTED Child
inn, Cordels Howard the strawberry Cir 10 Fashion
.rd FAMINE" Mics Hathaway 10 her comedy Of Plot aud
r. orscn eech supported the Strength OF the company
Jobu Diamond will leo execute popular dance.
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BIRTH.

MT-RPHY-Af the L. :. Ccnsu'ste Shanghai. Friday.
June . The wife OF r. &. harrhs ESQ L. Consul &c.
fURNER-sapt 49, At Bedfosd ay Brooklyu the wife Of
D. Ioln Tur.eI. 81 soA-
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Advertisements
40 RE InLLY.=Mnrk IApleX

Inn Wy 10 III JOLLf.-Mhrk IapIe!
wanted ,oy I'll occasions SO do So does every
bedy But low The mode plain ,ne, and wha really
Inexpensive. II is only tuck your wife under
tsLe your pledges by he hand ard TO the Cor.ei
R1oth,fs aStd At BARNUMs MUSEUM AFTEgNOOSa
or TVS EvESiNS ~ ocoekthen look at the United Twins
Nd be other curiosifies
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Advertisement
LIE pmENOI OGICAL CABINET. No. 3O- Broad

gers and citizens Will md the chronological Ma
scum en- cable place visit Il contains many rare cur
oses Phrenoiogica Examinations. with charts and "ten
descriptions will be made when desired Cabinet Away
ope y. sud nee 10 visitors. ~, ,
FowLEEs and WELLS. Practical Phrenolo.tsts
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LIRE IN nRonKtYN.
CITY ITEMS

Yesterday was one Of the most brilliant days Of
1854. The rain of the previous night had thoroughly
purified the atmosphere and the morning was extra
ordinarily magnif emit The evening WAS clear and
quite cool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

-. 800 o. on the Washington Branch-msking tosd
Of $50 go IS. The following statement viii sho~ how
the receipts Of the Main Stem for eight months ths
year compare with those Of the previcul:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

CRIcKTT.-The students Of the Free Academy
plav match 81 the Red House ground HAem to-day The
side. &c rn,de mp from the Free Academy" and Uaon"
Club. Who hsve joined together for days Pa being the
Of their weekly matches since vacation "iekets vi" Re
pitched 10 O'Clock
Ne--ark Harc-The above Clubs play the hrs' OF
hon md home march Monday. the erJund between
One Hundred Fourteenth and One Hundred and six
eerfbt near Secord-av Ha1em. Wekets will be pitched
at ~ o'eock The veteran sam. Nsgh will furnish re-
fssi merts on the ground
Nei-- York Clr5 Georges ClybThe return match
between these two Powerful Clubs will take place the
srourd Of the former H0bokcn Wednesday and Thurs
day rext week Wickets pitched a. 10 O'Clock Some god
u!ay Be CXpeced both Clubs snNous gain the
us.iershp the obZns RCuudksePeT taxes bis snnua
benefit on that dav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

ALLEGED CoSsPIRtCT.-Anna Koch, German
women was arrested Yesterday by the Seventeenth
Ward Police and taken before J Justice b. Zar charged
with having made several attempts 70 eXtOr money
from james Parker, residing in Fifteenth-st. neac
Fifth sv.-OhtGining money from him under threats
of prosecuting him for seduction. IL appears that
tbs woman. being intimate with one Randolph BlIm
81 burgh told him she endeavoring by IN eats 20
obtain money from Parker, and that if he did not
comply with her request, she would prosecute him
A charge Of seduction. Upon hearing the evidence
Justice Bogart committed Mrs. Koch to prison 10
answer the charge Of conspiracy.
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dvertisementl
AMERICAN SCHOOL OF DESIGN, No. i-3 Broad

usy Ssetehng from ustue in he beautiful and effect
i've stye. quickly and tb1roughly taught The school will b.
opt Tor the reception Of pupils Monday next or any other
dsy during the week
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u
- CgOToN POINT GRAPE VINES FOR SALE-By
the hundred by the thousand large and small No orders
eur Piled les number than ten and the Price VIII DC 10 pro-
mon 10 the the They should o. uanspla
M TAN CaANE Jr, Agent. No. n bond-st New YORK
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C,fT HoFNSs, DHrorIrY WIN Jr'ricr
CIFE ,yD Mr.. FryH,ur.-Ye-terity Capt. Hop
kris iral 70 lie Special Sessions. on charge OF a.
saul Il NJ EckLari, lliend Of Justice Clark Wa
concluded. Tho testimony OF Cspts. Leonard snd
Carpenter went 10 show that Capt. Hopkins was
r-ht in making The arrest Eckh ,rt va disorier-
y at The fire in Westinghouse. The alleged assault
was not proved, and Judge Beobe dismissed the case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

Among the passengers by the Baltic to-day for Liv-
etpoo is Count Rcssi, the husband Of the late la
nentod Madame Sontag. He will bear with him from
our shores the ympathes not only Of those whore for
tuneit has been make his personal acquaintance since
bis coming TO America, some tso years ago, but
of all whose hearts be touched by he over"helm-
ing misfortune he had to endure in MeKico-s msfor-
tune which struck down the artist in her triumph, the
woman in the maturity of her charms and accomplish
menis, the wife and mother in her brave and noble
devotion to her family.
The remains of the late Countess Rossi have been
sent from Vera Cruz by ship direct to Amsterdam.
Thence we are informed, they will be removed to Vi
emma. TO be inferred in The family tomb of Count
Patty. near relative of the bereayed husband and
children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

7 design to pay my funeral expenses" He further
added that he urged to this act by the dishonesty
Of HE relations The Jury rendered verdict Of
suicide by Shooting. Deceased was - years OF age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

From statement recently addressed by the Ohis
and Pennsylv sna Railroad Company to its agents.
Messrs. Wnsow Lanier * Co., we gather the an
nexed statistics:
The Ohio aud Pennsy lvania Railroad, ls1 miles in
length was completed and the express trans COM
meDced running on the 10th May, 1883. The road Is
of the most substantial character, with rails OF tho
pattern, 90 lbs. 20 the yard.
From Pittsburgh 10 Sewckley, IL miles, the road
has double track, and Il; intervals of four or i've
miles the entire line long sidngs. The track
is Of the Ohio gauge, feet 10 inches connecting
with the great - Of roads in the state OF Ohio
over which the trains Of all can pass without ranshp
ment
The Company own Al locomotives and 5j7 oars o.
various kincs OF the estimated value ot $4,000.
The following summary exhibits the COST of the
Ohio and Penn, ylyenia Railroad 10 this dats:
Capital "
MoTigag Bonds .,.Oos -
Income
Flouiu Debt after dcductiug syalshe ueans lSlOii -
Totsl..................... $50 10 10
The Company own the following assets,
which will prove ava Liable In q short time
Mortgage Bds Ohio snd Ind Railroad *Sa1'so %
STOCK A'tNN W
Stock Springfield Rsilrosd.......... $3.50 90
-- @tsR.Ss -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

srIcIDy BY 4 GEENAS.-COrouor Wilhelm h,ll
an inquest yesterday at No. % Widest upon 'he
body Of Jacob Shut, who shot himself through inc
head the day previous. The deceased explains 'he
csr,e Of trouble which led him to this aet IN Two
,e,, left in bis ROOM He says in one letter tha' nc
was threatened by one of his cousins because ne
s,ked him for the return of money end goods loaned
linn s1 wears since He sick for three mVn ,..,
las, winter at the. house OF his cousin, No. ~
le.t and alleges in his letter that during IN, 'lne
he uss cruelty and bArbsrously treated. ana was
obliged to borrow IS from friend to purchase so'ps
food ard medicines. In postscript to the ie''e, ue
said: One hundred and FIVE dollars IN soid "'n 'e
found lock ID in a small drawer in my ouresu "n''u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

In suit yesterday before Judge Green brought by
TIE Saturday ErepiHg Post of Philadelphia, to col
ect bill for advertising in order to prove the value
Of the service it was shown that The Post has the
LARGEST circulation Of any paper in the Inied States
,,cert TpE NIw-YoRE WEESLY TRIpvNr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

Mr.. EzrsW White assures us that he was not Presel
st No. so Nereer-st. when the aasay took place be
tween Lying and Ilycr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

We have before rs the proceedings Of meeting
Of the Seventeenth Wsrd Police, in respect to the
emory of Oakley Harrington, of that district wa"
oied day or two ,ince. Appropriate resolutions OIL
syupaiby were passed, and committee '' arrange
pcnts FOR The funeral appointed
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-26
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN JOHNSTON

Pursuant to previous notice portion of the Dem
ocrats of Johnston met at A Coats Store the 9Th
inst. The meeting was organized by appointing r.
NJ. Whitenton Chairman and M. Brewer Secretary.
The chairman explained the object of the meeting
in pleasing and eloquent address, On motion, A.
Coats, Samuel Stephenson, and II. A Clifton were
appointed committee to draft resolutions who, af-
ter short retirement, reported the following pre-
amble and resolutions:
+ WHEREAS, a convention is to be held in the town
of Smithfeld on the 9th of May to nominate candi-
dates to represent US in the next Legislature
ResotUed, That in union there is strength; there
fore heartily approve of the said convention and
that this portion of Johnston may be represented
there the Chairman be authorized to appoint fifteen
delegates.
The Chairman appointed the following gentlemen
Briant Smith, Ransom Parish, Benjamin Grimes,
Samuel Stephenson, Thomas Barber, Ii. a. Clifton,
W. Ii. Coats, Jno. A Smith, Jas. b. johnson, Enoch
Stephenson, L. w. Whitenton, NJ. NJ. Brewer Ran
som Bridgers, r. NJ. Whitenton, Joseph Woodward
and A. Coats.
On motion committee appointed to select
three suitable candidates to represent in next
Legislature who returned the following names
Lunsford Richardson for the Senate, Linn 3. Sand
ders and Thadeus Whitley for the Commons who
were approved by the meeting.
On motion, the Secretary requested to forward
the proceedings for publication to the North Carolina
Standard; the meeting then adjourned
r. II. WHITENTON, Chrn
NJ. NJ. BREWER, Sec'y.
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DIED.

In this CITY, on the instant, of Louis
N Hudson, printer, the goth year of his The de-
disposition had the kindly regards Of his acqua
tances He died in full hope of a better life.
Recently this County after lingering and painfuil
ness James e. Jeteys, Esq The deceased useful
citizen and honest man. His death is deeply deTiored
by a large circle of relations and friends go
At Washington the II instant OF the house OF
her son Hon. VIM. 81 Ashe, Mrs. Ashe, widowof the late
Col Samuel Enjoying The love of one who
had the pleasure of and srIounded 6y
attention that affection could suggest this Unable
lady exchanged world of gloom for eternity Of
glory Weare assured that this melancholy
win send pang of to many fond hearts in our Stale
for she the esteem generation and love OF a who
came within the circle of her acquaintance.
Death, ere thou takest another kind as she,
Time shall aim its shaft at thee 8. W.
Atthe residence of VIM. Scarborough, Srs OF typhoid e
YER Mr.. Sebren Parsons aged 70 years - = q s<24E
In Rchmond county, on the 9th March MI ebl 10
Intyre, aged 81 years. lE5s1 =
In mouth on the 18TH Miss Mary +
16 years & -. 3 =, - g * 6 81
In Moore county the 26th ult. ArchiSaid Douglass
aged 70. Also the inst, Mas Sarah Monroe
Ter of Malcolm AcCrun,men ST. x -
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MARRIED.,

In wiiamston on Soth ult, by the Rev. Mr. DuYal,
Maj William Waits to Miss Ann w. Robason May the
evening of their day be gded with the soft and genial
rays OF an uncouded sun. fCoM.
On the 18th inst, Robert Miller Esq, to Miss Sarah F.
Suggs, both of this city. =
IN Cumberland county on the 5t inst Mr. John Patter
son to Mrs Mary Gilbert Also, at the same time Mr.
VIM Knight to Miss Caroline Gilbert.
In Lumberton, the 10th inst, Mr.. Allen Dlyard to
Miss Sophia Loyet. ~ xf-t.s5 q
In Richmond county Mr. Malcolm Stewart to Miss Mary
- In Washington county on the 18th inst. Mr. Jos. b.
Hodges to Miss Margaret F. Chosen.
In Cumberland CO.. sir. George W. Wlliams to Miss
Kate A. Murchison. sas4ee q