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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-30

THE LATE COLLISION ON THE CENTRAL RAIL.
RoAD-The editor of the Lynchburg Virginian,
who was on the cars on the Central Railroad at
the recent collision, sends his paper the following
account of the accident:
In company with a large number Of passengers, l
left Richmond early this morning by the Central
road, and had ached point about two miles below
Gordousville when we came i'll contact with the
Ave miles per hour. The crash was awful and the
scene that followed terrible. Cars were crushed and
shivered, engines battered and broken, and worse
SKILL to relate, number of persons were injured in
Some have theIi legs broken. some their feet and
ankles crushed of, his jaw and one leg broken,
and one his skull fractured besides many others
bruised and wounded less seriously. The number
badly hurt does not, think, amount to more than
six of these the probabilities that one two
will die, although they may recover-all will, how.
ever, be MANNED for life
The injuries received by the white passengers are
confined to few bruises and scratches except the
engineer on the up train who complains of internal
train when the collision occurred and sprang nom
the engine just before the shock. Captain Swift,
Conductor Of the down train was taken from under
the ruins, and, remarkable to say uphurt. In
deed 1t almost miraculous that not moi were
injured than were and 1t 10 wonderful that terrible
destruction of human life did not occur. Cars
driven half their entire myth into each other
end seats and sides shivered to atoms.
The engines, which were two of the best on
the road are very much damaged. The mails of
both trains were set on fire by the overturnng of
stoves, but were extinguiahed before much dam.
eyed The trains consisted of five cars each, out
of which about four are total wrecks. The cause
OF the collision seems to have been confusion in
the schedule arrangements for the passing of the
trains
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~ This Concert given by Prof JoHNsoN's Quar-
tette Company, at Cornthian Hall, last Saturday
evening. one Of the best we have ever attended
and gave general satisfaction to those present. The
pieces sung embraced q choice variety of sacred
classic and social music. A solo from Rosni's Sta
bat Mater" sung by Miss Whtehouse. afforded the
fair executant opportunity for displaying highly
cultivated voice with artistic skill in its manage
ment possessed by few, while Miss Rawson, in the
beautiful ballad The Dearest Spot on Earth to Me
10 Home" by the simplicity of her style and variety
purity and deep significance of her tones captvated
all who heard her, and FOR her enviable repu
taion as a vocalist Prof. Frost fully sustained the
reputation he everywhere enjoys of being of the
very best teaors in this country As they will give
their last Concert this evening, we advise all who
have souls to appreciate ehaste and beautiful music
to 90 and enjoy a rich treat.
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Esr l. e C ture-Y Young Mens' Christian
AssoCIATIoN.-T second Lecture of the present
course will be delivered this (TUESDAY) evening,
at y O'Clock, by Professor MARIN, of New York,
formerly of Scotland, at the Metropolitan Hall.
sUBJEcT-"Elsments of oratory, illustrated BY
Chalmers"
Members can procure their SEASON tickets from the
Librarian at the Rooms of the Association
Tickets of admission be procured at the princi-
pal book stores at this Exchange HOTEL the stores
Of Laidley Robins on Meade L Baker, and at the
door Prlcs of tickets % cts For schools tickets
Isl. dsS0-lt
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At Bridsw.tsr, Rockingham county, on 22d inMs
bv The Rev J. &. Kesfs, Mr.. DAVID A. McnlNN
10 Miss EMILY A MEh1AM, daughter Of Geo. Ne.
riam. Esq Of Richmond.
On ths 25d inst, by tho Rev. Or. Howell. MT u
SEPH FUQUA to Miss MARIA q. ELLETT,
both OF Henrico county Va
At ,ldsboro' North Carolina, on tho 24th instant
by Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald, Mr.. w. 4 HANCOCK, Of
Virrinis, and Miss EMILY r. CARRlN0TON OF
North Carolina. GHk4
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of Richmond, Dec 29-High Rater 81 o'clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamer City Of Richmond Mitchell, Philaiel-
phia mds and passengers II. f. futile.
Steamer Belvldere, Pritchett, Baltimore, mds
Ludiam 4 Watson.
Schr Ocean Wave, Frank, Pamunkey river, wheat,
T. Wortham & Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Virginia, Rooms, Philadelphia, mds. aud
passengers, n. II. futile.
schr Haxsll, Winters, New York, Inds, d. L w.
Currie.
Brig w. D. Shurtz, Stiokney, New York, mds., Rob.
Rankin.
NORFOLK, Dec. 2Sth.-Schr Mignonetts, Phelps
Richmond put in with loss of sails.
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ST. LOUIS Dec 29--Dates from independence
to the Goth say, that the Santa Fee mail party had
arrived. Ii experienced heavy SHOWS and much
trouble from the kiowas. Beut's Fort had been
attacked by the Kiowas, and but for the Interior
epce of the Chsyenpes. would have been destroyed
Capt. Dodge, agent for the Navagos had been
taken prisoner by the Apaches.
Numerous Indiau depredations are reported.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RICHMOND, 18th Dec 1856.

To the Editor Of the Richmond Erdmiaer:
" Your paper of the 26fh inst, contains
some very Just remarks In reply to the structures Of
the Martinsburg Republican. upon Governor Wise
the Electoral College of Virgiuia and the Richmond
Examiner. As to that portion Of those structures
which yourself, you could very we'll afford
The Richmond Exsrainer is too well known, and is
covered with the scars Of too many a hard fought
battle, both in the service of Mr. Buchanan the
Democracy, to suffer very material inconvenience,
either from the taunts of the Republican,
Equally pointless and harmless do 10y fall when
aimed at such mark 80 Governor Wise. The idea
of any concert cooperation between the Govern
or end the Electoral College OF Virginia, either to
put in any body, 10 <eeP out any body from the
Cabinet, is'iIaply absurd Hpart from the rldicn'
lie, who is above the intrigue of party tsctcs-
who dispiaes all petty hucksteIine and little cabsl
| ing-who is Incapable of any subterfuee under
| handedness-who Knows but one mode of accom-
plishiog his ends of every kind, whether personal
POLITICAL and that by open bold, honest straight
forward and uncomprJmisnS advocacy or opposition
that man, beyond all question, is Governor WISE.
Without counssl.orB- without chque-wihout any
organ to vaunt bis praises OF to be the outhPeee OF
his opinions still by rapid gradations, in defiance
of opposition, and by the sheer force of his
mighty intellect and insuperabe WILL he has rssn to
the highest civil horors within tina gift of the Com
monweath, and his march is still onward Against
such man in val does the Martinsburg Republican,
throw out harmless iusnuations and assaults which
can no more effect the object they are aimed at,
than the humming buzzlng of the bee, dis
tura the equilibrium orintercept the progress of the
Eagle in his lofty fiji sht.
Equally vain and lmpotsnt all such cavs
sneers from any quarter, against the object of tbs
alleged coz before referred to- Governor Floyds
talents Ind character and his eminent services
to his party place him far above the reach of any
sacce ssfu complaint of this description This is not
the fret time that envy, depreciation detrsction
hs, singled him ort shining mark for their at
tack Nor 10 it the first time that in again repeng
the uetness of such assault he hiss but verified in
his instance the truth of the coupet that
envy will merit as its shade pursue,
But, like the shadow proves the substance true"
If thu Electoral College, of their accord, and
without the Knowledge consent of Gov Floyd,
(which the fsct,) thought proper to recommend
him to Mr. Buchanan. right wrong in them 1t
certainly the best possible evidence Of their own
high appreciation of Governor Floyd, for whicE
bisme could be attached 10 him He himself, no
doubt, would bs of the lasr either to desire
on the occasion has already shown The whole af-
fair after all, s only much do about nothing"
&c 30--1tk
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DIED,

On the 9Th instant, ct his residence. Sharon, in
Heprico, Mr. FRANCIS CLEND1NlNG, in tho 4sth
year Of his age. native Of the county OF Donnesa
}reI.ud, but for many years resident Of this city
He posses. ed kind and benevolent heart, which en-
deared him to all who knew him.
On Saturday, the 9th Decembsr. at Tninnte'
mast o'.Iock, r. M, Mrs. CAROLINE ELIZA
BkTH NORRIS. wife of AdoIphus Morris Of this
oity in the SD year Of her ege.
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TnL.AaRAY.,ln ,hMr.
rPORTED FOR THE DAfLY DISPATCH
Election Of n Fieridl

Election Of n Florida senator.
gAyAsHAH, Dec. 2a--IIon. Stephen r Mallory
was on the oath inst, re elected u. 8 Senator by
The Florida Legislature, for SIX years from The I'D
March next
The I,erialature adjourned yesterday
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From IIavana.

CHARLESTON, Dec 90 The steamer lisa.
from Havana on the 25th, arrived here Saturday
night. Her news is unimportant Business was
dull. Sugars firm.
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GOyernorship OF Cuba.

| NEW YORK, Dec 29-The N Y, Herald's Mad.
rid correspondent says: Gen. Concha has been re.
moved from the Captain Generalship OF Cuba, ana
Gen. Urbistondo appointed In his place.
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THE TENNESSEE DISABLED. - The steamer
Tennessee, which sailed from New Eork Tuesday
with ITO men and quantity of provisions for
Nicaragua, was disabled in a gale by breaking her
water wheel shaft, and on Saturday worked into
Norfolk, Va. A dispatch from New York yester
day states that the steamer James Adger had
been dispatched to Norfolk to take the place of
the Tenpessep
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CANDIDATES FOR OpFICE.

e. To G. W.Wilcy---Dear Sir: As many
of your acquaintances and friends desie vote for
you for CITY SERGEANT at the next eIsctioa
you will please announce yourself candidate for
that Office, if agreeable to you to do so; and be-
you to feel assured of cordial support believing
you deserving and competent.
de 30-It* MANY FRIENDS
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" Notice..-At the solicitation of many
friends, announce myself candidate for the office
Of City Sergeant, at the ensuing Municipal Elections
make this early announce nent to correct the mis-
statement, and impression on the minds of some
that would not be candidate.
de 29-ts THOMAS u. DUDLEY.
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-Four boats, heavily laden with produce, are
frozen up il the North River Canal
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Envy will merit as its shade pursue,
But like the sh adow proves the substance true

ET Auction Notice Attention IL solicit
sd to the AdministratTixs sale of Whselwright aud
Blacksmith Tools, &C., This nj O RNING, at Ii
O'Clock, at the shop of Lac drum Eaton, on Brooke
Avenue See advertisement
oe 5O-lt LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-30

~ Special attention Is requested to the
safe, THIS DAY, at IL o'clock, A. M, at Powhatan
Warehouse, of valuable Males, Wagons, Harness and
fxtures opportunity for those in want of any
thing in the line to supply themselves.
de 50 TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS Aucts.
- The Rt. Rev. bishop Scott, OF Ore
gon. will preach at st Paul's Church, WE'D
NESDAY night. at * o'clock.
The usual lectures in the Monumental Church, s..
James, and St. Paul's will be suspended that
night. de SO-2t*
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Musical Entertainment.

1t will be seen, by reference to our advertising
columns, that the second and last of the concerts
at Corinthisn Hall will be given tosnight. We
rust there will be crowded house. for rare mu-
steal treat is offered. A friend, upon whose mu-
sica! judgment we have great reliance speaks in
warm terms of the last concert. We invite atten.
ton to the~attractive details of the advertisement
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T. 1 beg leave to announce to the
voters of the city of Richmond, that Csndl
date for the office of CITY SERGEANT, at the en-
suing election and most respectfully solicit their
support. de S0-lw* JAMES d. ELLETf.
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~ The undersigned, mt the solicitation
of many friends, irrespective of political parties,
spectfully presents himself candidate for the
Office of CITY SERGEANT, and solicits the citizens
OF Richmond generally to give him their support.
de l7-l2t ED. 8 GAY.
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DLATk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Japanned
l. Plate Warmers from the plainest to the finest
quality, To be hsd st Do 50 BULKLEY cos.
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GREAT ATTRACTION /!

EREAT ATTRACTIONS!
DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES,
ALL TO BE SOLD OFF BY lst OF MARCH.
Fancy Brocaded and Striped sks
Pain Black Silks, very cheap
Paris Printed DeLaines
Merinoes aud Alpac
Cloths and Cassimeres
FIanne!s and Linseys
Blankets and Kerseys
Hosiery and Gloves
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
Carpets, full assortment
Gents ana aides nerino Shirts
Boys and Infants so
Embroidered Hdkfs
Do Collars and Sleeves
And avariety of other goods, which will be sold at
de 30-ts ALFRED MOSES, 6S Main ST
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
' SALE-We are authorized to sell the following
Real Estate, to wit:
LIST. a large and handsome Brick Dwelling, with II
rooms kit chen and outhouses of every description
situated in the town OF Sidney the Fair Grounds
1t has of land attached, and is in all respects
of the most desirable residences tho city.
I'd. THE property situated at the Northeast corner
OF Cary and 9th sheets. fronting Gary street 20
feet and running back l4S feet to alley; improved
BY two small brick tt nements, rented at $500 per
mum. Its location renders this most luable site
for Tobacco Factory or for manufacturing puT
poses
Sd $500 acres of land in Buckip CHAM county from
two to three miles from the James River and Kama
wha Canal. This land has fine soil and lies well ;
being also for the greater part in forests of virgin
growth, it is immensely valuable for the TIMBER from
which alone large sums above the coat of the land
nay ba realized If desired, it will be divided and
sold in parcels of 1000
Fo1 terms and further information concerning the
above, apply to TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
de S0-eod2w Auctioneers
VERY IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF
SLAVES.-Ths present high prices of Negross
should induce all persons wnns thai to effect insu
lance their lives without delay.
The BALTIMORE LIFE Insurance COM
PANY is prepared insure them for longer pc Rod
thsn any other Company in this CITY, and cheaper
rates Insurance may be obtained for seven or any
less number of years.
This Company is located 10 Stare State.
B. PRICE, Agent,
NO l6O Main street, opposite American Hotel,
Richmond Virginia
THOMAS POLLARD, NJ. D., Medical Examiner
d.
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Judicious persons will in future scarcely place
much faith in stock jobbing reports published in
either of these New York journals.
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NEGRO III RI n q. will be hired mt
~ public auction, in front of Henrice County
Court House, on THURSDAY, the LIST day of Jsnu-
sry, 1857, encing at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, several
Negroes belonging to surdry Estates, in our hands.
THOMAS w. BOSWELL,
da 30-St PHILIP 3. JONES
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WANTED.--We wish To purchase four
w or FIVE hundred bushels No. Dried Apples.
BRIDGFORD CO.,
de15 On the Dock.
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WANTED The subsc ribers wish to bi a
w 100 NEGROES to work on the York River
Railroad in the county of King William, for which
will pay fair prices.
ROBT. HARVEY BRO.
Richmond. Dec &c, 1856. d. 97-,s
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DENTISTS will please take notice that
y we have Just received very large tnent OF
Teeth In sets and odd sets, which invite their
attention. DUVAL NORTON, DIusgists
de3 10th and Main sts.
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az A Ball Will be given nt $. LOYEN-
- STEMS New Market Hotel, on WEDNES-
TNDAY evening Dec 81, 1856
etrA e Tickets for Gentlemen 81. Ladies free.
q 30-2tA
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WANTED For the ensuing year. a SER.
w Want, without incumbranee, to DO gsnsial
homework. and that also understands washing and
irouins For one that can come we'll recommended
a liberal price will be paid. c. GENNET
de 27-STGT Grace street above 4th
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-We, the
~ undersigned, have this day entered into 60:
partnership, under the firm OF Fl. w. TYLER, sou
/ CO. for the purpose of conducting general GRo'
Gerry BUSINESS. II. w. TYLEE
w. IA. TYLER
A. c. TYLER.
RICHMOND, Dec ,mbsr 18Th, 1856.
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VNT ANTE "A ~ w Il K--1 mi, ,,i,T
w steady, industrious habits. 10 take charge Of
q Steam Saw Mill a few miles from Richmond
He mus. be GOOD Sawyer. and com petent of con.
Quoting the business during my absence Toon. that
will salt will give good wages and steady employ
ment. Applyt e. A. j. CLOPTON
or to RO. W. LARKr
de 29-6 ST. at the Mil,
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VALUABLE SERVANTS FOR SALE
PRIVATELY.-The subscriber wishes to dis
pose of seventeen valua ole Servantsthree of them
are excellent Cooks and two good Washers and Iron
They can be seen at the office of Messrs. Pull
LIAM DAVIS.
de 30-Stx T. D. LUMPKIN.
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WANTED, BOARD--In n private tamil ,
w where there no other bosrders taken, for a
gentleman and lady. A pleasant room, either fur.
nished or uufurnished, required. Good references
gwen. Address, stating terms, &c, III" Dispstch
Office. de D.
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II LANk BOUh - AND sFATiONEHf.-
~ We have good assortment OF LEDG sss JOY
NAILS Greek Books BANK Books &c; BILL, Car
aud LETTER PAPERS; Inks, Pens, PsNclLs ESvkL-
oPES, WRAPPING PAPERS; CorroN and LINN
IwisEs, &c,, &c Call a. stationer's hai' NO .
Pearl street.
N. B. The second and third stories over store are
for rent. They suitable for Sales Room or eoi'
de g-st B. w KNOWLES.
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DUTATOES..-A SNAIL cargo of sape~ior
Jersey Mercer Potatoes IN store and for sale by
de 302 LUOLAM& WATSON
u LANKkTs. -PersOas In want VI Btan.
- hets will hnd 9 general assortnsDt ct Mo. las
Lssls Square de 80 PARKER. NlMMO 4 CO.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27
FOUR DAYS LATER
FFo ON Il u E q II Il
Arrival of the Persia.

NO TYDINGS OF THE PACIFIC
The steamship Persia, from Liverpool, P,
M, of Saturday, March 9Th, arrived at New
York on ihe morning of the 20th inst
No intelligence Of the Pacific has reached
England.
Nothing in reality is known of the proceed
ines of the peace negotiations.
The Emancipation Dodge, publishes a COM
munication purporting 10 be from Paris, which
says the first four points were at once decided
on Thursday-that the discussion of Saturday
was reported TO be very warm, and was so in
fact When Baron BruRow and the English
pleni ipotentiaries during which Count Oroff re-
maned quiet, but at last he hroke his long s-
Ience as follows =" Peace must be restored TO
the civilized world-we are all great enough TO
pass over certain details. Il was | who made
the treaty of Adrianople, and TO me it belongs
TO bear it,
We accept the rectifcation of the limits pro-
posed for Bessarshia, and for the Asiatic prov
inces, we advert to the conditions about not re-
establishing The fortress of Romarsund, and de-
cree that the Isles of A asnd shall be a neu-
1raiity for no one. There is no difficulty as TO
Nicolaieff, and we give up without compensa-
zion the city of Kars 10 our ancient and good
ally, the Sultan"
The Emancipation goes on to say this Ian
euage caused, as well it might, profound SEN
sation-so profound that the plenipotentiaries
remained silent, no doubt with Joy. One Of
them found his utterance sufficiently to say
-' as we are all agreed, let us sign" The
signatures were at once affixed, and the peni-
poteniiaries shook hands and parted. The
Emancipation unluckily adds, that on the fol-
lowing day-Monday Emperor's speech
would contain the announcement that peace
was made.
The story is regarded in Paris as similar TO
that of the first taking of Sebastopol, and has
already the appellation of " canard talare."
Dispatches from Berlin speak of similar
state of things, snd it is suspected that com
bination exists both in Paris and Brussels for
the fabrication of news, with a view of Bourse
speculation.
In France, l4o 900 young soldiers have been
called eet for active service. The allied fleets
have been notified TO be in readiness for block
aoe of Russian ports on expiration Of armistice
Eastern times., 1856-03-27
Deatbs.

In this city, 23d ns Mr. Isaiah Coombs aged 81 years.
In this city, oath inst, William Ford, aged 13 months
In Wesport, 18th inst. Alice Ann Nhitten, aged q
years.
In Phpsburg 25h inst, Ann Mary Duey, aged years
months.
In woolwich, 23d nst Samuel Hathorn aged so years
In Topsham, 10th inst Daniel S. F. of James and
Hannah Jack, aged weeks and days.
In Brunswick, Mrs. Lucy P. Cross aged 20 years 10
months Mr.. Francis Card aged 73 years. Thomas Martin,
youngest child of Thomas and Besey Alexander, aged
years month.
In Farmingdae Betsey, wife Of James Collins aged 81
years.
In Ptston Mary, wife of Capt James Bailey, aged 50
years months.
In East Boston, Helen NJ. johnson of East Pston aged
II years.
At West Minot Calvin Brigham Esq, aged So years.
In Madrid 7th inst, Mr. Joel PeIton, Revolutionary
Pensloner, aged 103 years.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27
Marrin9es.

In this city, by Rev. Dr. Sheldon, Mr. s. 7. Hahorn to
Miss Eliza j. youngest daughter of Mr.. Cyrus Haskell
Esq, of Webster.
In this city, 18th, by James Potter Esq, Mr. Watstil
Potter of Bowdonham, to Mrs Evra Oliver of this city
In Brunswick, by Alfred Stone Esq, Mr. Edward Leard
to Miss Annah Gatchell
In Livermore, Mr.. Harvey L. Ellis of Weld to Miss Lu
cinda Smith. of Livermore.
In West Poland Mr.. Thomas Bishop to Miss Mary Dunn
both of Poland