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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-04


"HERE CAN BE OBTAINED all sorts of usefu,
w and orhamcelnl articles, not to be found in
any other store ~ The county, consisting of the largest
and besl selected stock of
Hardware, Carpenters Tools, Garden
Seeds, Books, Stationery, Build
ers' Materials, Woodenware,
Patent Medicines and
Pocket Cutlery.
EYER OFFERED FOR SALE IN PIfIS TOWN
Also
Prime Chewing Tobacco. and Genuine Iavana Cio.,s
Aanry A.. cles, Perfumery Looking Glasses.
Wall Paper. ChiidreD's Toys. Revolyers
Points, Oils, Trpentine, Putty, Cam.
phene. Lamp OH. Candies, Quick
SILVER n Musical Instruments.
Also
Lamp Chrnneys Ladies' Riding Gloves.
sand Paper, Shoe Knives. Cand.esticks
NrlinS fHIrr, Playing Cards,
Knives n ri Forks, screw DrIyeIs
Combs and Brushes. Gauger's Rules
Brass Buts and Chses, Tap Bor-rs and t;imIets
Faucets ana Piles. Locks, Hooks Staples
Markers ana Gauges, Puhches Paper Cu,ters.
nahner. anu CohlPasses, bu's and Planes, Andirons
Horse brushes, Pumps Spoke-Shaves,
SalI"r rains, Dog Collurs and Chains,
Coffre Mills, Meat Hooks Wash Boards
Btnch screws sab Toois Clothes Pins. Fancy Bas.
Fisk Hooks Bed Cords, kets Screw Wrenchea
Gun Caps. OhorpiDg Trays Whips and Canes
Cue hIes and wax. enc ieaheas
Gents Driving Gloves
Also
Complete assortment Of Toilet Articles. Candles NJ
ever! description. Dried Fruit. Preserved and
OTsen Nuts Of all kinds The Atlantic
and European Papers and Magazines
on the arrival Of the Steamers
These goods have been s4iected with the orsa,s.,
care purchased cheap, and will be Furnished 10 o..
customers ether at whOlesale or retail ms Iov a. -
any other store in the Mines
y Persons desrous of obtaining any article f,or=
Sah frahscO, can do so at small per cent ad vance
upon the first cost by leaving their orders nj his ,s
-, WM. G PAYNE
n. B-AH outstanding debts due the firm ofJ
slhIh q =" must be paid 70 the undersigned or his
s.s :. Lorkwood as he alone is aut lohzed 10
use the name OF the frm in liz quidaiion.
oo~1 WM. c. PAYNE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-04
BOOTS AND SHOES

6OV xAKN s5KAOGS
to be found north of Sacramento suitable for all oc-
cupaliOn, age aud sex. Having been six years
engaged IN this business in California. and connected
with an importing House, the subscriber ndticrs him
sell that he can and will sell goods oi good quality
cheap any other house in the country. prime lot
of the celebrated " ing Boots. the best Boot IN the
state for Miners and Laborers. Gents Fine Boots
Caters, Ties. and slippers. Lauie>', Misses ami
Chlldren's Gaers Busktns, Ties and slippers in
great variety.
Boots by the Case ns low they can be bought
below, with the addition OF freight
The best WOrKmen constantly employed for man
utacuring and repairing 10 order:
September l9h, 1886. FOGG
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
SIMMONS.
STATE OF CALI

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ! JUSTICES COURT,
County of Nevada, SIS: Before
Township of Grass Valley. R. SHOEMAKER J. P.
THE PEOPLE of the State of California-To Mar vim
l. Wells. Greeting
You hereby summoned to appear before me at
my Office in said Township, Wednesday, the 25th
day ofJune, A D., 1886, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to an
swer unto the complaint Of Joseph Flack, who de-
aInpaid as per copy of account on file in my of
flee. When judgment shall be taken against you to-
fgeter with costs and damages if you fail to appear
and answer,
Te the Sheriff, or any Constable Of said County
Greedng-Make legal service and due return hereof
Given Gnder my hand this 18th day of June, A. D..
1856. r. SHOEMAKER
Justice of the Peace for said County.
A True Copy. Attest-John Burnett, Constable.
1t appearing by the affidavit of the Plaintiff in the
nbo We entitled cause that good of action
.+s n 'anSt the above Defendant, and that said De-
FenSen, conceas himself to avoid the service of Sum-
mons it is ordered that service of Summons be made
BY .pr dica ton in the Grass Valley telegraph one
a n 1Ss6 r. SHOEMAKER, J. P.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24

The MONSTER SHIP-A correspondent of
an Atlantic paper says that the monster ship
now building at London is $4,000 tons build
ers measure, and $4,000 tons register carries
Of crew 500; is one-eighth of mile long,
carries two long boats (screw steamers) in
daSits, of 125 feet length. Altogether, she
is SO immense that she requires to be seen to
understand the size and beauty of her con-
struction.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
RHICx xzrD. DING FOR SALE.

HAVING determined t. c!ose up our business in
IL Grass Valley, oer The oTGPgTty PF ~ now f occupied
The said pronertr consists Of LIT "a by 46 more or
ess with tive story Fire Proof brick b 'uldlng.
The building contains basement n'ea nrlng at least
pne hundred s fifty tons, admirably u.leu lor d
Fenience for business and three hadsomely 'ulSHeo
'ooms the second story -,
The Property viii be sedd low and cons Eldera'pe ne
portion NAV remain on mortgage If not sold befo re
he first of July the entire property will be leased at
| moderate rent.
The stock light may be purchased Ii desired
md possession obtained Immediately.
Also for sale lot on Church st. 40 by 100 with
pack lot adjoining So by So with improveme ITS con
,istng of dwelling house stable, shed, we'll o. wat
r. &c &c Enquire of
MARSHALL & CO.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
Thompsonian Physician,

DR. AARON DOW of Grass Valley, having had "a
~ years practice in the above profession, although
for the past three years having retired from practice
WILL from and after this date receive calls from those
desiring his mode of treatment Vegetable and BotAa
ical Medicine.
RE Dysentery and Dirrhea cured on warranteSs
pay.
Prof. Waterhouse of Harvard University, SAYS of
this mode of practice to the Boston Courier -t
main firm in the opinion that the Thomsonian syS-
tenn of practice is superior to any exant for by
his remedies, much be accomplished in
three or four days. be done by the regular sys
tenn in many weeks, and that too without inuring,
the patient
EF DR.. D. resides on his Ranch, on the Nevada
and Rough Ready road First house west of Camp
Spring, one mile from Grass valley 31I miles from
Nevada. 3m2S
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
CLOTHING,

Per LATE ARRIVALS From New York
(NASES OF new style fancy Cashmere PANTS
" Eases OF plain and fancy Satinnett PANTS -
Eases OF linen Duck and Cottonade PANTSS;SaE
Cases OF black cloth frock and business CoArs ;-a
Cases of denim 0yERALLs and JuMPKRs
Cases of light grey Flannel OvERsmRTs
Cases Of Linen check SHIRTS
Cases of white L. b. SHIRTS
Cases of gray and white Mer. SHIRTS DRAWiRs:
Cases of Cotton and Wool SHIRTS
Bales of blue and scarlet BLANKETS
In addition to the above have a great variety of
Goods in our line too to mention selected
by one of the firm in New York. which will be
sold at the lowest market rates. by the package or
single Dozen to which invite the early attention
of buyers. BREWSTER & JENNINGS
Granite store, No 70 Battery st.
80 Sm San FKaneiseo.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
MASONIC CELEBRAT1ON.

THE Masonic Fraternity of Grass Valley will cele
brate the oath inst, the birth day of St. John
the Baptist, by Masonic procession, Grafton, Din
ner and Ball in the evening. All neighborng Lodges
and affiliated MasOns in good standing, are cord-
ally invited to join with US upon that occasion
Bv Order of Com of Arrangements
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24

10 600 pairs assorted Fancy Cashmere Pants
10, 600 pairs assd fancy and plain satinet Pants.
= 900 pairs Linen Pants,
900 pairs GoOdyear's rubber rants
l 600 Goodyears white rubber Coats
200 cases Goodyear's long and short rubber
200 cases pliner's Boots. boots.
1000 dozen super flannel Overshirts.
200 dozen fancy cashmere OVershirts.
900 dozen white Shirts.
$50 dozen heavy hickory Shirts.
500 dozen heavy check Shirts.
800 dozen Merrmack Shirts.F
600 dozen Lambswool Undershirts.
800 dozen Regatta Undershirts.
200 dozen Grey Flannel Undershirts.
45O dozen Iambswool Drawers
$50 dozen bleached drill Drawers.
1900 dozen Overalls.
80 Denim Frocks.
200 dozen country knit wool socks
/ 500 dozen heavy white and mixed cot. socks
600 pieces super silk pocket Handkerchiefs
100 dozen super black silk NecKerchiefs.
200 dozen cambria HandKerehiefs.
800 dozen rubber Belts
$50 dozen Buck Gloves
400 dozen BucKsKin Gold Bags.
1000 DoesKin business Coats.
400 dozen black cloth frocK coats.
1000 assorted Overcoats
500 assorted pea coats
5000 silk cloth and velvet Vests.
20 bales blue and white Blankets
so bales A Sheetings.
so bales Drills.
80 bales assorted Duck.
so cases fine Felt Hats,
100 cases Straw Hats. For sale by
VIM. G BADGER,
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,
90 Battery street, corner Merchant, San Francisco.
N. B. No Goods sold at retail. 32-3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
Dissolution of Co-par.ne-sbip.

THE Co partnership heretofore exsti.e under the
4 name, firm and style Of Bennett & 1lJey, Is dis
solved this day by mutual consent william Bennett
Is authorized to settle the business connected with
the Phoenix Steara Sill at Grass Valley ". J. Hliey
will settle the business connected with the Ne7a6
City Miil at Nevada WILLIAM BE& METZ
W J. TILIEY.
Grass Valley, 3one IA, l5,a. 4oia
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
SOCIAL. RALII.

NTR. & MRS. WM HOBBY will give Social Ball
VI at the Western Hotel, on the Evening of the
FOURTH day of JULY next.
NIB commodious Hall will be in readiness for
the company at that time
Mr. & Mrs. H. would take this occasion to return
their sincere thanks to the Public for the liberal pat
rOnage extended to them, and in addition they pledge
themselves to exercise their best endeavors for the
future in the accommodation and entertainment Of
their friends. MR.. & MRS. WAI. HOBBIE.
Western Hotel Grass Valley
Nay q 1856. 36-t3
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
NOTICE

EENEIEfE s te u meeting of the stockholders of the
l4svetfa 4 I.sia yette Gold Mining Co. al their o.
rce IN vtr Topnsit, Frtsf~-. auulsf.
on Thursday the third day July kext, fot lle Dur
pose OF eiectng six Directors in accordance with \
provision OF the tli~d Article of the Constitution H
said Company JAMES DEIEVAN
Secy H. & L. G. N. Co.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24


4 BRIGar S7hEAK OF GRATTUDE.-The following let
appeared some months since the San Francisco
Citizen, without the knowledge of Dr Young. We
copy Il IS complimentary tribute to one Of the most
skiIfdI ths.t l1&3o this State his resi-
.tnce As it was entirely unsolicited and made pub
lie without the knowledge of any but the writer,
speaks volumes. It should be cut out and pinnee
Iy be similarly sitl4tea
TO r3v Afflicted Fc1lov Nen-Being about to leave
the State OF California fc~ nv homo Ia Michigan
great benefactor, DR.. j. c. Young. had been on the
very brink of the grave when he stretched forth his
hand and saved me from death For several years had
been troubled with complication of diseases brought
on by bad habits, aggravated by exposure in the
mines, which had so weakened my system and under
mined my constitution that have often contemplat-
ed suicide. Borne down by racking pains in my body
dizziness in my head eyes, pains and misery in
my back and hips, WEAKNESS in my legs evil forbod
inrs together with confirmed melancholy Iconsid-
cred my best friends to be my worst enemies my
dreams were frightful, and at times strange phan-
tastes took complete possession of my mind. was
fast hurryng to insanitythat worst of living deaths
In this state friend and partner in the mining bust
ness approached the subject and advised me to
90 to the Bay and see Dr. Young, did So and thank
God for it. DR.. Young examined my case and told
me he could Shortly after l commenced
and in three months was perfectly we'll Take my
advice all you that afflicted, and call upon him
for he will be to you he has cured several
of my acquantances after they had become discour-
aged by being deceived by the humbugs of the day.
both by American and foreign vagabonds. My heart
leaps toward him with gratitude for his benefits to me
and my friends. CHAS. F. MANRoUE.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
Te1egr aphic Line for
Sacramento.

IN and after Sunday, June 1st the CALIFORNIA
" STAGE CO. coaches will leave their Office in Grass
Valley, Benton's Exchange, every morning ut Three
O'Clock, via Rough & Ready, Zinc House and John
sons Ranch arriving at Sacraz4ento in time for the
San Francisco boats the same day.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
NOTICE.
Stages and RaiIrOad.

Stages and Railroad.
The California Stage Companies Coaches will leave
their Office, Grass Valley, every morning at clock
via Auburn and arrive at Folsom in time for the 12
O'Clock Train of for Sacramento and in time for
the San Francisco boats the same day
FOR MARYSVHIE AND SHASTA.
The California Stage Companies Coaches will leave
Ready, Empire Ranch, Long Bar and Brown sjva alley,
arriving at Marysvlle in time for the Shasta stages
the same day. W. H. BENTON, Agent.
Grass Valley, June 1st, 1856. 81 If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
Something New !

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, take pleasure in announ-
w cing to the People of Grass Valley and Vicinity
that have purchased and taken possession of the
Old Favorite Stand known
THE AURORA HOUSE,
formerly kept by C. G. MORGAN, situated on MainSt
We invite all our friends and the public generally,
to giveus call, are well satisfied thatwe can
give general satisfaction. No,pains will be spared to
BILE Hotels in town. Our table will be furnished with
the very best the market affords. Connected with
this house may be found superior Accommodations for
Teamsters in the way of
Barns, Wagon Yards, Sheds, &c.
Ea- Also a good supply of Hay and Grain.
BARBER & M0RDOFF.
Grass Valley, Sept. 10, 1855. stiff
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE.
WILLIAM c.. BADGER,
No. 500 Battery Street,

Corner of Merchant San Francisco
IMPORTER of every variety of CLOTHING and FUR
Drills, sheetings, Hats Caps, Boots and Brogans.
BY RECENT ARRIVALS we have received very
large invoices of the most
Desirable Styles of Clothing,
and it is the Largest Stock offered in this mar
ket The Goods manufactured under my own su-
nervisiou are of the best material, well cut, large
sizes and made in the most desirable manner.
Trsders from the Country
Arc invited to tNamine this Heavy Stock and thew
will find the prices LOWER than they can be found
elsewhere in the ma rket.
most saleable Goods. as each article is guaranteed
As- Orders from the country promptly and care
fully attended to-
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
METROP POLLS
BILLIARD SALOON,
Main Sfreet. NeYada.

NASHEEA SIhCCN, 4NVF fEsaaH
r EWIS & WRIGHT have opened New and Elegant
IL Saloon in the second story of Rogers & Hussey's'
Brick Building, and visitors will find it fitted and
furnished in style unsurpassed by any similar room
in the state.
The BILLIARD TABLES are and costly, and are
pronounced to be inferior to
The room is fitted up with particular reference to
the comfort of those who visit it, and is furnished
with every convenience which can be desired.
Connected with the Establishment is Bar, at
which will be found at all times the choicest Lii
quors Wines and Cigars.
HB- Lunch is served Mornings and Evenings.
The Proprietors intend that nothing shall be omit
ted which in any way conduce to the pleasure of
those who favor them with call.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
Special Notice.

Special Notice.
MRS. WIN. W. WOOD, NJ D.,
Would respectfully inform her friends and the pub
lie that she has established herself in Grass Valley,
for the practice of her profession. Obstetrics, and
the diseases of children have been her particular
study. Mrs W. has in her possession rceommenda-
tions from the first physicians in Boston
RB- Residence-0n the Slide, opposite Skman's
tore. 24-tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
Established in IS49.)
QUARTZ SPECIMENS

MIXED with gold are bought by us at from to so
IM per cent above the Mint value.
We are the inventors of the art of NHanufac-
$uring Quartz JeweITy, and our Stock is the
largest in the State Call on all you gentlemen
who intend visiting San Francisco, you welcome
to examine goods whether you come to purchase
or not.
WE SELL WATCHES AND JEWEIRY finer and
cheaper than any other California establish ment-for
the reason that of our firm is always in Europe,
having the best goods made to order, which he con-
tnues 70 forward by every steamer. And SIS we buy
for cash, we afford to sell at the lowest New York
prices. BARRETT & SHERWOOD
--. 135 Montgomery Street. between
Clay and Commercial Sts., San Francisco
n B. Orders sent by Express filed promptly. Par
ticular attention to watches sent for repair.
39-3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
DR.. D.. I'll. DEN

HAVING returned to Grass Valley, in which town
IL he purposes to permanently reside, respectfully
offers his Professional services his former patrons
and the public at large
OFFICE-in Marshall's Brick Building, corner of
Main and Mill Strests, Grass Valley feb26
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
Great Reduc ton

GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARD
WARE, Sc, SC.
WITH view to close their business Marshall II
w Co.. corner of Main AMI. Mill streets, have re-
duced the price o every article in their Store they
offer for sale goods which not of the best quail
ty, and will sell at very reduced prices for Cash only
Also for Sale first rate Horse and Wagon the lat
ter nearly MARSHALL & CO.,
Corner of Main and Mill Streets,
3S-tf Grass Valley.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
TO PROPERTY HOLDERS,

THE ERECTION or RTMTnFNT1S
The undersigned is prepraed to contract for the
erection of
BfIck or frame Stores, Dwellings,
Quartz Mills, Saw Mills and TsuiIfiDg.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AND CARPENTER
WORK GENERALLY
The Citizens of Grass Valley Nevada. Ropgb S Ra..
dy and the County generally may find it to their in
terest to with other
ues. thorough knowledge of the business will ena
tract for work at the lowest paying rates.
JAMES E. WOLFE
Address-Aurora House. or Pacific Express Grass
Valley - +$
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
GRASS VALLEY BOOT AND
aRoeR W 89eRRR>
BERNARD HARRAGAN,
Main Street, Grass Valley
RS-Atthe Sign of the BIG BooT -IN
[Opposite Marshalls Corner.

z IA
[Opposite Marshalls Corner.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER takes this opportunity to return
his thanks for the very liberal patronage hither-
to bestowed upon this establishment, andinforms his
friends and the public that
The Business CT the IdStand will hereafter be con-
Quoted at the above place. by the undersigned his
own account and the public may rest assured that
he will heretofore, continue to keep hand full
assortment of BOOTS SHOES, consisting in part as
follows
Gents Fine Boots, OF every description, fashonbly
made thick Boots sewed and pegged; Ladies' Boots,
Calf, patent leather and gum Ladies Shoes of all
kinds; miners extra heavy boots; children's shoes,
cloth slippers and in fact, every thing which has
been called for in market.
Miners may rest assured that they cannot get bet
ter boot il California, and those wishing fine and
fashionable article, suit themselves well here
as in San Francisco
Rs ALL GOODS are warranted, as the Proprietor
well know the stock they are Offering
Heg- Call and see.
lift BERNARD HARRAGAN
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
G GRASS VALLEY ND

nEKEEKHEREG2 & zONRS ST0 ET z
MISS PELL'S,-NO. so, IiILL STREET
ITO THE LADIES of Grass Valley Nevada and Rough
i Ready:
Thankful for past favors we nviteyou to cali and
see our inimitable
Straw, Lace, Silk and Fancy Straw
BOnne1s;
And as to EMBROIDERY, STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
they very select and at prices to suit the times
NJ Straw Bonnets Cleaned 3S-tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
Dissolution of CO-Partnership.

Dissolution of CO-Partnership.
NOTICE is hereby given ,tSst the CO. partnership
N misunderstanding bet$een the subscribers, un-
der the name and style of Shomas Mitchell as pro-
prietors of the Commercial Motel in this place was
last 1856. The busneSs>of the oldShrm will be set
tied by either of the Sormer partners,
WM H. mitchell,
Quoted exclusively by the undersigned,
HENRY THOMAS.
Grass Valley, Nay 9, 1856, st
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE!

~
If you want Newspapers.
If you want Magazines
If you want Cheap publications
If you want Books
If you want any thing that's printed
Call at the G. V. BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM.
If you want by the quantity;
If you want single copies
If you want in wrappers for mailing
If you want new works as soon as received;
If you want anything sent by mail
Call or send to the G. Y. BOOK 4 MUSIC EMPO-
RUM. Next door to the Post Office.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
DL NIX BOOK S =

DLANK BOOKS!-
IF you want half bound Blank Books
If you want Books bound in Sheep;
If you want books bound in initiate of Russia
If you want Books bonnd with Russian Bands
If you want Books bound with full Russia :
If you want Pass Books
If you want Time Books
If you want Memorandum Books
Of any description call send to the GRASS VAL
LY BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM
Next door to the Post Office.
Alta California Telegraph Company.
TNHE Line is now in connection with all the princi
i pal Cities and Towns in the state.
R9- OFF1cE-Next door to the Post Office, at the
G. V. Book AND Music EMPORIUM, Main Street.
VIM. K. SPENCER, AGENT.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-06-24
4TATIONERY FOR THE MULTITUDE

FOR THE MULTITUDE
IF you want Letter Paper
If you want Bill Paper;
If you want FoOlscap
If you want anything to write on
Call at the G. V. BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM.
Next door to the Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-21
MARRIED.

COwEN-EBBsOn Saturday evening, Oct IL, BY the Rev.
Mr. Bruce at bis house N Ho6oken George c Co"en OF
FRAZEE-LIssENDEN5O "Wednesday, Oct IS, BY the
Rev l. O. Mash Lott Frazee Sarah A, daughter Of Ste
phen Lissenden, esq, all Of this city.
HASXFLL-AMORY-At Jamaica Plain, Mass, Wednes-
day Oct IS by the Rev. Nj Bsbcock Samuel Haskell esq,
Of New York 10 Mary r., daughter Of Jonathan AmOy.
LATSON-MILLER-On Thursday, Oct. g. by the Rev ii.
Bsngs Miss Maria Miller to Nh VIM. La,son, all Of this city
LOsS-sT. JOHN-On Thursday Oct. l6, at St. Stephen
Church by the Rev. Joseph H. Price Frederick W. Loss TO
Anna Eliza -. John, all OF this city
MARsH-ABEELIn this city on Wedne sday Oct IT, by the
Rev. Samuel Cook reside OF the brides mother
Efpgham w Marsh to Emma Pyne daughter Of the late
Elisha J. Abel, esqi all Of this city,:
ROORBACK-VAN LANDi-On Wednesday, Oct IS. In
Brooklyn BY the Rev MI Guion M Oryie A ROoIbsck il
10 Miss Mary T.. Van ZSndt
THORP-LELANDAt PhsdeI ha Thursday, Oct 16, by
the Rev Dr. Howe Mary 8. daughter Of Charles Leland
eco, to Albert g. Thorp. IT,. of New.York City.