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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-11
Know Nothingism in Uuion Co.
ATTEMPTED Assassination, ior
the benefit OF t1a order.

We have a letter detailing the doings OF
the Democracy and their opponents OF the
Supreme Order in Mil Greek township,
Union county g. This letter came too late to
appear before the election and as it is not
now necessary 10 give the proceedings Of
the Democratic Nominating Convention o
the township We shall abstract such Incl
dents given by he letter as will sill inter
est tie reader.
1t seems hat at the Democratic convcn-
ton for nominating officers for Il township
elections, a number OF Know Nothings were
present most of tl(m as spies. Some Of
them however, who had become shocked
and disguised with the atrocious excuses
Of the Supreme Order, manifested a dis
position 10 leave it, and henceforth to 90
with the Democrats. This inc ensed the
the brethren present, who were still welded
10 their IIind6o idols. Some muttered sup
pressed denunciations Of the diS-plcasure
of the order upon those who threatened to
abandon them to their iniquity--Some swore
vengeance outright. Our letter says one
Cayenne present-"who is a man of no
small amount, and would a little sooner
have office than not addressed one of the
supposed recusants thus: "Sir our tx. NJ
nominations have been honorably made,
and you must and shall live up to it, ifyou
don't you are a p%erjn1ed man, and you shall
fee our wrath and indignation. The crisis
has come, and we must meet it,"
Now see how they did meet it. The
letter says Fan attempt was made this az
teEnoon to assassinate a respectable young
man, by the name Of Simpson Pierce, by
the Know Nothings," who is reported to
have been induced to join the Order. Hav.
ing been deceived in its objects, it is re.
ported, says our letter, that be leaked some
of their secrets, and had left it. This is the
supposed cause.-the only one assigned for
the brutal assault. lie was felied to the
earth aud left for dead. Our informant
saw him after the attack and says she look
ed like death" So it goes--destruction of
ballot-boxes, and slaughter and riot ram
part--and in the country, assassina.ions!
Hadn't the timid and moderate portion of
Of the brethren better pass a resolution Of
pain and regret on account Of this incident
Of their history in tie rural DISTRICTS
Throw broad cast your triangular bis of
scarlet paper, and call a distressed council,
Statesman.
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Farms for SAFE.

TNiE subscriber oilers at private sale a Farm in
Il l~iaruson comfy, situated ono half a mile south
Of the bottom road from Cadiz to New PHILADELPHIA,
one and one hall miles south east from the town OF
franklin, Harrison nouniy, containing 200 acres
40 acres Of winch is cleared. and the remainder well
umJered. About three. lOuTths OF the entire trac
is bottom land IN a good state OF cultivation. and al
well wateTed. The Improvements consist Of a good
two story Frame Dwelling House, a good Barn.
Stable, Wagon Shea and Sprng House, all in good
repair. There are also On the Premises choice Sc
lection Of Fruit.
The property will be sold AT a reasonable price
and liberal chances for payment. For particulars
enquire Of the subscriber Or VIM. Hogg both in the
town OF CadiZ.
Robson HUMPHREY.
P.S. Also at private sale the Farm upon which
Johu Miller restless, near the above named premises,
containing 2iO acres; 10 acres of which is bottom
land. The eutire promises are well watereI, in a
good state Of cultivation and well improved. For
particulars enquire CT VIM. llogg, Cadiz, Harrison
county, Ohio.
CadiZ, july 30, l95i-3m
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Shoe Store!
TTyHngAc,G HHpMTP

TANES HOWARD has now on hand the largest,
y best and cheapest stock Of Boots and Shoes ever
offered for sale in Cadiz. As he intends to abide
among ''this people and become lone of them he
hopes o form their acquaintance on the shortest no.
Iico. lie is confident that his work once introduced
wllIeye afterwards recommend itself He especi.
ally invites attention to his stock otiadies' wear, KS
be intends to keep constantly Il large Supply OF the
finest and best work, both Of his own aud eastern
manufacture. JAMES HOWARD.
CadiH. April IL, lS55.9m
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Liquor LAw.--The attention of Justices
of the Peace, and all others interested, is
invited to to the advertisements in another
column, headed-"Liquor Law" This
work should be i'll the hands Of every JUS
tice Of the Peace in the courty. A copy
of the work may be seen at this Office.
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9J-Tho Greatest Discovery Of the Agc.-Dr. To-
bias We pciian Imminent, for the cure OF dysentcry,
Group, cholera, collie, rht umailsn, &c Ne one
SHOULD he without this valuable remedy. Every Dot.
lie is warranted. Sold by al the druggists and
sto-ckeepers. Depot 50 Cortlandt ST, New York,
Price % and 80 cents.
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SEND US LOCAL NEws.-Our readers in
all parts Of the country would confer a fay-
or upon us aud add much 10 the value Of
the Sentinel, 10 themselves, by sending us
whatever Of interest occurs in their respect
i've towns OF neighborhoods. Just give us
the facts, and We will cheerfully put them
in proper shape for publication, and give
them a place in our columns. Notices Of
marriages and deaths are published with
out charge, and are always interesting to
readers.
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sFEichaeJ Fest.

DRACflCAL C0nfccti1ner. Wholesale and Re
4 tail Dealer in Candies, Cakes, Nus, Raisins
Crackers unt Imported Cigars, .sesHy opposite the
bank, Steubenvile, Ohio.
n. B.-Wcdding and other parties furnished with
Cnkes, &c. on shoTt notice. NAV 10. 1854.
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EfT Mrs. ELIZABETH SHANK, consort Of
Mr., Samuel Shank, departed this life on
last Saturday last, at her residence near
this place. Mrs. S. was a devoted wife,
a consistent christian, and ever ready to
administer to the wants Of the sick and az
hicled.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM containing about 100 acres, intending
~ the town Of unionyale, IIarrison county, thee
miles from Cadiz on the Wcllsburgh road. Said
Farm is nicely improved and in a good state of cul.
tivution. VIII be sold low, and Oh accommodating
terms. For particulars enquire OF the subscriber in
Cadiz. VIM. IiOGG.
Cadiz, January 10, 1855.
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Notice.

A ill PERSONS indebted by Book Account 10
"A JANls BAS SrrE, OF Cadiz, will please call and
settle with tie subsci ibcr. Mr.. Banister has made
an assignment Of his Books, Accounts, Claims,
NC, and they have been placed in my hands for
Jan Ia 50 J. VI. ESTEP.
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q. PHILLIPS 4 SON.

NT MANUFACTURERS of boots and shoes, and
INl dealers in Trunks and travelling sacks, Mo-
rocco e kid-skins lining and binding do. Pegs
Nails. thread and shoe Findings generally keep con
stantly for sale an assortment of the above articles,
at their old stnnd opposite the Public offices.
Cadiz, O., April II, 1853,
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Er Mr.. Davis has re-1oved his Da-
guerian room to the one over the storeroom
formerly occupied by Messrs. Herriott q
Liggett, directly opposite the Court house
Give him a call.
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MARRIED-On the 22nd of March by
William Buchanan Esq, Mr. ELISHA THoNP-
SX, to Mss MARTHA GOODWIN. All OF
hort Creek Township, Harrison County.
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Rg Our friend Slemmons is removing
his hardware store and the Post Office to
the new building opposite the Probate
Judges office. He has Just received a
large and extensive assortment of all kinds
OF hardware. AS no hardware of any kind
will be kept at The stores hereafter, his store
Is the only place to purchase. He will sell
cheap and no mistake.
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c DEPARTMENT.

ErWe direct the attention of our read
ersto'the law card ofour friend SMoodey
Esq, Of Steubenyills. Mr.. NJ. is one Of the
most successful practitioners in Eastern O.
hio.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW lUIth MANNLI.
APRIL 9--Flour tribe higher, sales of
good Ohio al o.37@9,75; Southern at Q, so
@0,8l. Wheat firm, Corn sitter, but not
qno,ably higher; sales Of 10000 bushels
%cstcm mixed at" ,00, Pork ui1e higher,
sales oil mess l4,3lGl4.37 Beef firm.
Lard dull.
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sMcD0srpU ~ a.,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Sta toner's, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers.

S"TEURENVTLLE, ONO.
TX EEP always on hand a large assortment aF
IN School, Medical and Miscellaneous Banks.
Plain and Rulod Cap aud Letter Papers; Printing &
and Wrapping Papers Of al sizes; Note Papers, Eais
vel0pes, Steel Pens, ano all kinds ofStationery,
They are prepared 70 I'll all orders from Me8 asR
chants, SchooiC Committees, Teachers and Others al
low prices.
Having a Binlory connected with our esthblishga ss
ment, we are prepared TO make all kinds OF Blanks
Tor railroads, Insurance Eoinpahies, C6naty 0tiieefs
Banks; Merchants, &c. Priated work bound toprs# Il
der. as we use the best quality Of Stock, md employ
the best workmon. 0dF work will cOnpar sflssFa@
bly, with thdt Of any Other Bindefy ia the staleaAs
Blnnks of nil kinds Pages 10 order
The highest ln4rket price paid for Sans md Tan
ners Scraps. MCDOWELL Il 60
SteubenvilIe, March Z, 1886. #a &a
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APRIL 9--FIour firm, 1898 %. Pro-
visions buoyant, Mess pork 1850; bulk
mea! b and 6 cents for shoulders and sides
sales of sugar at 5I@54. Molasses 26j
groceries firm.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
APRIL 9-The,e were 500 head Of beef
cattle offered; 200 were driven Eastward,
and 800 sold at prices ranging from g. 50 20
@6--market heavy, prices declining. Hogs
dull; prices declined; sales at So, 50@725
per 100 weight. Sheep 8, 50@5.
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CADIz PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY,

CADlZ. APRILll, 1855
I LoJR,.
WHEAT ........ t0lyO
iN~
FLAX NttroV
TIMOTHY, ....,... 2,oU9'.'
CLovERSEEn, .'0,VUD
UNIONS. . .'ttP''
DRIED AfeIES, per Oushel, ............... gl,uo
BUTTER, ..,...loO.
CHEESE, ........ . 'i~D'.
Pork, .,...... ,..5,3NWtVu
SALT,
HAY. ....,........... ........... lO,NU0...
WOOD, '&,VyD.''
COFFEE, ......... .....fbl2
MoLASsES by the BIZ. ..23G3I
N. &. Sugar,
FIsH-Ncw shad, W Observation-Disclosures. 1905
Mackorel, No. 3, " " .."...."."..l3,O0
do 2, " I" .......-.....l $3.50
Herring " ........... go. 500
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EE-Those who wish to "trip the light
fantastic toe,'' can do SO to night at the A,
merican. Dancing is a very healthful ex-
ercise if is only conducted properly.
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Eg~Attention is specially directed to
the advertisement of Messrs. Penn & Har-
per, Stage, buggy, & Carriage manufactur-
ers in another column, AS they are both
young men, excellent mechanics, and clev-
er fellows, we trust they will receive a full
share of patronage, for they deserve it.
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GREAT VIoroRIEs OVER THE X. N's.-In
Dayton. we are glad to learn, the Know
Nothings are swept from nearly every of
fee.
Chillicothe has done the same.
We learn, also, that sandusky City has
done the same thing.
These are prophetic signs.
Tifin City, that last fall gave a large X.
N. majority is brought down to few votes
majority now. These are encouraging times.
Statesman.
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4. y

IN the village of New Athens on the evening Of
L March 2SIl, a large old I%asllonod seal plated "ltL
Edward iiughs in New Athens, or the sentinel
Office in Cudiz, where a liberal reward will be paid
for its recovery by the loser who values it highly ON
account ot It's being an old family relic.
nnEl .ll-llN
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Egs- The raisers Of good horses, will not
fail to read the advertisement Of the cele-
brated herse Young Salisbury in another
column.
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L W
CLOTHING STORE.
n W
HENRY KERR

LAS just arrived direct from Pittsburgh with q
IL large and Fashionable stock OF RtsBf MApE
CDorHINs, consisting IA part Of DFess Goats, Owe
Coats, Sack and Boa Goats, Pants and Vests 5feye-
~ variety, which I've offers 10 tie public at prices
- 0s'i.o' lA'I 70 Please he heeS !lAeNt on
French audAmaIicaa Broad Cloths, Cassraeres and
Nestngs IA great variety, which be will make 70 o.
der a. the short, - Dutce aud the latest styles Be
ing a practical Tailor Of long experience both In
has and tie old country, he feels confident that b.
Will be able to give entire satisfaction 10 all WHO may
favor him with their patronage.
3Jntting done on the shortest notice, and in tho
most fashionable style. Give u cali, irieIls. 1
wiil be happy IA see you, and show yOd my goods,
whether YOU want 10 bay or not.
UEtmember the place. next door &c Scott &
Bingham's law office, on Markei street.
CIdiz, Feb p, 1855.
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MILL BuRSED-About ten days ago the
steam FIGURING mill belonging to Booth q
Woodward, half a mile east of Georgetown
in this county, WAS burned down. There
was about 500 bushels of Wheat and con-
siderable corn in the mill. all Of which was
destroyed. The warehouse and stable was
also burned down. No insurance.-Cadi
Rep. All.
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Notice,

THE Township Assessors will take notice that
they are requested TO Gail at tn, Auditors Office on,
second Monday OF April next, aud receive their
printed blanks and Instructions for masking the as
.sesmentof the personal property for the present year,
A. d.. 1855. Assessors will please bring with them
certificate of the Township clerks, certifying that
they have been qualified and given bond for thrir
Iaitutul performance in Office, as required by law.
w. S.GRANFELI, Auditor
March 28. IS. OF IIurrisnn Co.
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HThose wishing to purchase a well fin
ished and well made buggy or carriage,
could not do better than to patronize the
shop Of Messrs. Forman q Forbes at the
shop formerly occupied by Joseph Will
liams. They are both practical workmen
and keep none but the best of wo,kmen in
their employ;
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
becn duly appointed aud qualified as administrator
estate Of Samuel 3. McFadden, lalh Of I%lnrri-
county, Ohio, deceased Dated at Cadiz, Ohio,
April 1, 1855. SAMUEL COCHRAN,
April 1I.3t ADMIR-. of said estlio.
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EyrA bill has been reported fayo,ably
in the House Of Assembly at Harrisburg,
(Pa.) to increase the pay Q memberG Of the
Legislature.
The Pennsylvania Legislature is Fusion
and X N, How they hate old parties and
high salaries.
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EyJudgss of stock say that the horse
owned and kept by ]. ]. p. Johnson, of
Plank Roe, in this county, is the best horse
in this section Of the State. Judging from the
appearance Of the horse, wa should think
that they were correct. See advertisement.
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J. R. A & CO,
booksellers and Stationers.

Market, above Fourth street, stcubenvllle, Oiio.
Il :. ~ Go keep constants, on hand and for
y, sale, a complete assortment of School, 1heulo.
gical, Medical and Miscellaneous Boots, Writing
and Wrapping Papers, Plain aud Fnuey Stationery
etc etc
Country Merchants and others supplied at very
low prices.
Erh ~ l9Si.1v
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lanes B. MARSH,

[LATE TINGLE q MARSIJ "A
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in BOOTS
w and SHOES, is constantly receiving from the
manufacturers new supplies and of the latest styles,
at No. IS, Monroe street, Paxton's old stand, next
door to Greer, OFT a. Co, Wheeling, Va.
kavcmber Is. 1854 lyDd,
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he Elegant and well bred horse
YOUNG SALISBURY,
CAPTAIN B~ELLFOUNDER.

TIE CELEBRATED PREMIUM BLOOD Horse,
so well and favorabIy known through
Ohio, and adjoining States, will be s;sS3A
kept for the impru cement of Stock 0$A-axsA
the present season at the stable Of the v <,xa NH
subscriber in Plank Rec, 6 miles east TE~SNM
of Cadiz, on the Hopcdale and Wheel nSsTsseE,&s%s
inG Plank Road; we Will as usual, give
a $40 premium on the best, and $40 on the second
best Bcllfounder cot shown at the Wheeling Island
Fair. Terms Of service as usual. See bill.
j.. j. ? JOHNSON.
Plak Roe, Har. Co. o., April II, '55-3m
RrOhio Farmer and Ohio Cultivator will please
copy the above to tho amount of 80 each, and send
blils to this office. Also, send one copy of the pa
,er containing the advertisement to tho advertiser
II Unionvale, Harrison county, Ohio.
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a Inc Best Bargains

THAT have ever been offered at JoHN McCoR.
L mlcK's cheap cash store, can now be ad. Hi
stock is full and complete, embracing every variety
OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Ready made
clothing, Groceries, &c. His stock has been selec.
ted with great care, and alta cost which enables him
to sell cheaper than ever before. Give him Il call
before purchasing elsewhere, and you will not &c
away without buying something
JOIN MCCORMICK.
Cadiz Q. April 90, 1851.
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TINE Bill granting additional i}aanty Land totfe
4 old S~oldiers, ot the war oflsl2. &c, haSiag4
passed both houses OF Congress, and presenting tllat
the President has approved Of said Bill The anleGs
signed will make out and forward the claim of
those who may fmpioy him soto ID.
Having kept a complete Record of all claims
heretofore made out by him, he f~atteis himself that
he can successfully prosecute all such ciatnfs, as
may AGAIN DO intflsted 10 his care.
WM ARNOLD.
Cadiz, March ~, 1855. 49,
READY MADE CLOIIlIAE TIa best aRd
~heupest a assoriniente ever brought taCalix. for said
at apes JOHN MuCOfsMIC kSs a
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John Rea. Sr's. Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified by The Probate
Court Of T. arrison county, Ohio rs executor of The
estate of John Rea, ST., late ofsaid county, deceased,
JOSEPH REA, Executor.
March %, 1866.
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1krEs FgAalE.. rrrrslx
FRAZIER & DRENNEN,
WHOLESALE GRGCERS.
PRODUCE ANDCOMNlSsION MERCHANTS.
Market 81, between 81 and 4th. Si0ubenyi,ie, -.
Feb. =, ls5S-iy
Splendid HmrnlfWrc.

TUE undersigned would respectfully falo-m he
L lHuil-tlaiAe Keeps constantly On hand III KIDS
81 CabinSl ware manufactured dt q thn best MS.
tarai ami nniSaed IA the nentuzt stvls uhieA atvfII
lt.i"se Of on iiic most reasonable terms.
Ne Inns also recently received from tiitsbRrshn
large assortment OF Fancy aI3 Common Chai.sA-
Lo'"i's DIasses, liatss Of oil sizes, Git Mould III
ne foe Looking Glasses and Picture Frames. etc
lie Is prepared &C. furnish Collins ~ sssFy Rial and
VIII ea'o'gly oyIcnd 80 isiseEais. he bas lhe ONLY
tlcafslH town for the accuinup latila OF lie eounrry.
Caalz, MaFyh -, 1854. Nv. GILLESPIE.
N.B-A nA's ltockawRy caniae iorsais rheao.
~ a.
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MAS Of Thomas and Margaret Ward aged years
months.
The funeral viii take place this afternoon at O'Clock
The friends and aequantan:es Of the family invited
to attend.
On thursday, May 81. ElnABrH R. HELxK, in Seventh
avenue, aged So years.
The remains inferred in the Cemetery OF the
EverRreeps.
On Sunday, jane 3. OF consumption, ExxA j., dauyh-
ter OF the late James and Jemims Montgomery
The relstvea and friends respectfully invited 10
attend her fuhera this afternoon, At the residence Of
her uncs No 1t9 Charles street. At O'Clock. Her
mains win be taken to Greenwood cemetery.
On Sunday, June g. Of consuT ption, RHoDA AxEAISy.
third daughter Of Samuel and Sarah Walters, aged 20
years, months and Is days.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at l2 o'clock at
Rev. Mr. Hatdeld's Church, 7roome aud Ridge
streets The remains will be taken TO Huntington,
for interment.
At Brooklyn n, on Monday, June 4, RICHARD CARxAN,
aged 10 years. formerly of Hampstead died at his late
residence in Fulton avenue.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend bis funeral TO AFTERNOON at l2S O'Clock,
at the Presbyterian Church. Hampstead, l. I.
At Flstbush, on Monday, June 4 Mrs. CHARLES HUD-
SON, aged So years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectful
y invited to attend her funeral, at Trinity Church.
Brooklyn, at O'Clock, this afternoon.
Boston and California papers please copy.
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Married.

In Hoboten, N J., ON Thursday evening, May 81. by
the Rev. ". G. Mcllhepy, Mr. JOHN IRWIN Miss MAR
eARzr BLACK sdest daughter Of the late George Black
Esq, Of Racharkin, county Antrim, ireland.
On Monday, June 4 by the Rev. Y. Hgbee, A. HA-
MILTON PRrDs Esq, to MARIA p, daughter Of Col. VIM.
On Saturday evening, June 2, BY the Rev. James NIL
lett at his residence, i'll East Seventeenth street. be-
tween First and second avenues, Mr.. JOHN AILGowHR
to Miss MARGARnr GRANGER, all Of this city.
On Monday evening, May ~, by the Rev Theodore l..
Cuyler WILLIAM +. Hall, TO ELnABETH MORRISON, all Of
this city.
California papers please copy
At New Brunswick, on Saturday June 2, Mr.. LOWELL,
Of Edenburg, TO Miss l. DNsxoRE, Of staten Island.
At Schasatiooke, on Wednesday, May 80, by the Rev.
J. Nobles WIN. b. HoGIE, to FRANCES J. LANSING.
at the residence OF Rev. DR.. Hatfield, New York,
Sunday, June g. Capt. RICHARD H. RICHARD, formerly Of
Tavstock, Eng, to DOROTHY ANNE youngest daughter
Of Mr.. Stephen Darke, late Of Newquay, Cornwall Eng
land
In Brooklyn, on Thursday evening, May 81, by the
Rsv. Thomas Guion at his residence, 291 Jay street.
Brooklyn, Dr.. LEER, Phi. to CHARLorrE E, the only
daughter Of Henry and Harriet Parsons, Of this city
In this city, on Wednesday, May "a By the Rev. Mr..
Clements, Of the Twenty eighth street Presbyter
Church. Mr.. ALEXANDRA DAvIDsoH, Of Perth, Scotland,
TO MARY LOUISA GRANT, second daughter Of Mr.. James
Grant, Of Banf, Scotland.