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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

4 WPORIATIbN.--t. shBGkE-
y ING WAHE-llDt Sl-whnro will be found the largest
sasortmoui Of nlnated steel dno Double and Single Guns
Rifles Deans English sell Cooking 1.-Two shooter, Colts, Al
lena aud 1hurbcrs eyelsers aud Single Pistols Powder
fhaks, Shot Belts and Puuthea Game BaRs Cleaning Rods
Nipple Wreuches tlry Cocks and g. ID Percussion cnps
thn Hads aud Win" Cartridges, all sizes Curtis a arfpyH
Diamond Powder and American Powder all kinds tnmpfoAs
rd bulicts Bnck ard Small Shot. Liquor TASKS Ragofs
Pocket Cutlery BaWo Knives R9int5 fine
Port Mouios Cold Silver, Ivory and Crooked Sword aud
Plain Canes and every thng In linz 10 suit 0uu makers
We have lot Of premium kihes hand repairing donu
with despatch and Warranted lay
Wal u. q FISHER, opposite the
sep lots Nors ell House, l.ynchburg Va
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INE subscriber in retiring the concern of Miller
"a Elam returns his thanks for the patronage received
IA" hands Of his friends and respectfully socis
81 the sumo 10 the new concern OF VIM. A. Miller.
fe eats ROBERT : ELAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

NNANfED.-Tbc undersigned wish fo cou
w tract for l,Ot0OCO FLOUR BARREL SLAVES for i'm.
Mediate and distant delivery Persons HI, Ing timber
Will fudit to their interest apply ifnmedotoh
nov LANGHORNE & JOHNS
NHEAE WANlED.-We wish to engage 20 90
w bushels of Wheat for immediate delivery Person
having dispose of will find their terests to give
us aetlL LANGHORNE n JOHNS.
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y Ut
WIN. CRuTCHFIELD.

congratulated by permission from lady of this city
RICHMOND, November IA, ls5i.
Messrs Dono Co -Gentemen IL used portion Of n bot
tie Of Turf OH which yon very kindly presented with
and take pleasure IN that found IL eectual
ing an eruption of the skin fer which had been practeed
for several by ply scians without receiving the
least benefit also recommended friend mine
FOR some years had been with similar eruption tho
akin and he informed few days since that from the
Of one bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, y. NJ LEFTWICu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

II IODlE IRON (withont taste of iron odne)rhesv
pis-endorsed by the French Academy of medicinearc
much the reliable heh this valuable medicine
agent has been presented the public extensively pre-
scribed in all requiring tonic aud aseravcas
IL and all Kindred disease The genuine found
STROTHER & NETHERLANDS
dec og.ts Drug Store Rank Souarn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

az fore existing under the sty, aud firm If CRAWFORD
\ hl' HAtl)N - this dry dissolved by mutual aa3eemvnt
The nano o The hr viii br used by her party ony)
winding mp the business Of ttr Those claims
agaIs the coaceru Wal cAsu them payment
th'se indebted viii pleas mike payment
farther Indulgence VIII not be given.
4. d. CRAWFORD
2l Is : RICHARDS
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BIG Island, Bedford Va, Nov. |. 1854
Messrs Done Co.Gentemen I'll used about fourth
Of bottle OF your Turf on upon the back of my horse
worst back almost entirely place nearly
large hand and this single application only applied
oncel cured entirely and permanently really
prised the quckness Of Its properties think
II prompt and eicacious than thing
and have sold thousands bottles prcpa
rations for similar purposes
Respectfully, J =. BoNDuRANT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

<,rsnud Alum ssit.-
In 20 sal liverpool anc sat In prime ORDER
100 sacks gfaHnd A!uni sat
Insi rar,irod aud Tot aslg hs
l. LIE a IlHNHllN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21
NlATTnESsEs! MATrgIssIs,.@. /.

lVA prenarcd to an 49,, ". "a Il fSaES ~
~ MI orders tor every
onuek Cotton " ool and Moss--n n, mos, accen,no
At the Auction Store Of e@i4 ana leave ordtrs
INV cots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

EDAS$AGA AZ tahs1 FAN asENi.-'sl:
L SINNERS, GRoAN'-As friends. whose
accounts due before -, January
called or art CIV IL DIOR requiring opening
Of the Spre trade. the III the establishment
those who have forgotten overlooked their
viii obge by calling paving up the old
ma PITS fHtnRnINnS AEER A
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VysRG3ata NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., To hand q

"a %
eorasug Of four pair extra hnc md lra bed Banke s ia
Plaid nrls aud one piece II II st ix"d Jrhs Tor gen
u"nena noaf- all 81 which IVA d, sid Inv tn close.
fc3ta a. y RICklR
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NNEsssiss RAILROAD

sssssa st,amshp, ROANOKE has been prt in IN 81 rate
New York to City Point " "'' regular MI i'oN
viii % and others ordering Goods from New York
ds shpped from New York on Wednesday arrive in
Lyhehoarg on the following Saturday ' " "
, LEE s. JOHNSON Agents
p G IT, ,.,,rfe new York and Virginia Steamship Co.
nc aMf.S TOW leaves Civ Point every We'd
m morning and the ROANOKE ever s,turdoy ,r,
al = clock, for New York ffs oo.tts ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-22
Deep Sea soundsngs.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, July I, ass
sR-Under the second section Of the act q Cong
making appropriations for tho naval service. Apr,
March 3, ls4o tho Secretary or the Navy IL drecte
detail vessels Of the navy In testing routes and
fecDg the discoveries made By Lieut. Maury In the
OF bis Investigations Of the winds and currents Of
ocean.
II Is not deemed necessary 10 give you detaile ms,
tons. You have been on this duty before and a
eral guide refer you your instructions of August
1852 The brief time allowed for your cruise an nv
will not permit you 10 accomplish bu, portion OF
duties specified, The general object being known 20
the Department cobndes In your energy and skill 70
Accomplishment
In the performance Of duties thus imposed on the
Department, u is deemed desirable and indeed impoi
TO effect line Of soundings the Atlantic ocean
tween - Johns, Newfoundland. and the coast Of lre
successful and thorough investigation into and d
ormcBt 81 the character u the formations and
the bottom Of the will doubtless be ntores
contribution 10 the intelligence of the age. and may
20 great results IN deciding the practcabity of extern
lines between America and Europe, by which telegrs
communication may be- IN few minutes, flashed al
the ocean. To cradle you TO execute these drties
at New York. You are assigned 20 the command: All
soon she Is IN all respects ready for sea- you will
coed 10 her 70 accomplish the object coniem plated
During your absence you may lind il necessary III
plenish the iuel aud stores Of the Arctic which yo
authorized 10 do with such rubic funds a. you may
with YOU, or, II more advantageous add convenient.
will draw upon this Department, payable at sight for
sums as may be needed.
when homeward bouri IL may be convenient 10 u
line Of soundings IN The Gulf Stream which 70,
the month of October nort. You will return 10 the
Of New York reporting your arrival and the resi-
your work 10 the department.
Very respectfully, your obedieni servant,
j. C. DOPE
1rrr. o. II. BnRYxAS, U. $. ", commanding sis
Arctic N. ~
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THIRTY-FOURT CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
senate
WASHINGTON, July Il, 1855.
REGISTRY or VESSELS,

senate.
WASHINGTON, July q, 1866.
The Senate pasted the bill amendatory OF the act OF
December II, 1872, concerning the registering and
cording OF ships vessels-he object being to make Ii
conform the present regulations Of the Treasury De-
partment.
THE UNITED STATES FORCES IN KANSAS.
On motion Of Mr. HALE, (nigger worshipper) Of N H.,
resolution adopted calling the President for In
form whether any instructions have been issued
any military officer command in Kansas 10 dispense
any unarmed meeting OF the people OF that Territory,
prevent by military power any assembage Of people in
that Territory.
NATIONAL DEFENcEs.
The bill for the armament OF fortncatons alteration OF
small arms, &C. amended, reducing the proposed
appropriation from three millions TO eighteen hundred
housand dollars, and then passed by 81 against 10
Messrs Bgrs Durkee, Fessenden Hale Houston, Thomp
son Of Ky, Toombs, Trumbull Wade and Wilson.
ADJOURNMENT.
resolution passed providing for the close Of the
session on the 18th Of August.
PASSED.
The following bills then passed.
Regulating the fees and costs and other judicial
penses OF the throughout the United States
Making appropriations for the Improvement OF the
Delaware Breakwater; also the Improvement Of certain
harbors in Maine, and the harbors OF Marquette Mch-
gan, and Mandowee, Wisconsin.
Adjourned.
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Personal InfeJltueuee.

The Senate has confirmed Snselm Arnold Of Neb
Territory, 10 be agent for the shawnee and wyando
dams, In place Of VIM Gray. deceased; John A. A.
OF South Carolina g. be agent for the Indians Of the
cy for The Uttoes ard blssouras, and John p. Robe
q Nebraska Territory, to be agent for the lndi
OMAHA Territory.
Capt. Nathaniel $. Webb, Of the Tenth Inn
Z. :. A., has resigned.
ARRIVALS.
From Mobile aud Havana in steamship Quaker city,
Jr; NJ Bright lady three children and two servants.
De e ss ana As ss ins %am srmecs
md two children, Wallis, Capt v Williams Lin,os
Mss aye us.oarf IT,
MIS- NJ Norwood, Mss n i thompson, 4 White 7
wright sheffield " II n VOORHEES,, lady two ,hIldr
servant; M Aaron Mrs Mchrdle, child and servant
Igyrnes and three children. Miss n Chamberlain Pom
CIV Dorrance. Dr Richie, ! Parker, Capt Hsrri
From Havana-P Campuraro and son, r r G'ean,
A Ysari X Fritse and servant, w Il Stafford and son
splint, II Agune schneider. A Mora, lady aud ss
Rioues, Riques, sonio Roo Condo he lake
and servant Calico Berndis, De Garray q 81
lady and two daughters. A Robinson, CAPTAIN "
Mss lnkerman, nusan, Ruiz, Tuckcr.-Toia
Al the Smithsonian Houss Hon. ?. r stanton wasl
city; Rev N. sanders ard family. Apalach cola, Fla
wilton. New Orleans. ~. 4 a knglcs United States
do ~ G, Ehringhaus and fsmlIv, Elizabeth Cty, =
Burnley New Orleans; g. Mason, DO. J. i. Figaro,
J. ". Sanchts, do =. i. Sanches, do
From savannah, " the ship james Ray-vr Pancoa
and children NJ irrel and family, Mr. ffeu and
Miss A Ford. Mrs Hayv ard. Miss Ford. Mr. Bergly
Crane Mr. Crane, Mr. u frame.
Prom Norfolk &C. ~ me steamship ROANOKE v |
Y Lunsacp, h wrigbI a. bo1ss has'sf' noo'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-22

NEW PIECE-A POLITICAL AND MILITARY ov
TION.
At the Bowery last night, Mr.. Brougham produced u
frat positive novelty Of the season, in the shape OF
three act melodrama The Pirates OF the Mississippi
The occasion was ma de st more interesting by the VII
to the theatre Of Cooue John Mccardel, capaia Egbe
Farnham and Captain s p. Ellis, attached TO the Nc
raguan army. All of these officers distinguished thei
selves IN the recent war between Nicaragua an
Costa Rica. Colonel MacCardel was the hero
Rivas, where his len arm was shattered \
a rife ball. The entrance tf the officers vi
the signal for enthusia taste and long continued che
ing. They took their seats in a proscenum bd
which was decorated with the American flag. The 4
dence, which Of the fullest have seen
this spacious house, called upon Colonel MacCardcl
speak; but being unable from weakness, caused by
wounds he deputed Captain James N. Turner who ID
few well chosen remarks returned thanks. Mr. T. f. Mea
was then called out lie addressed the house, say
that was the first purely American audience 10 VIII
he had ever spoken. He complimcntod Colonel MacCI
del and his compatriots, and particularly alluded
the fact Of the English having enlisted
side of Costa Rica. He further said, I
the victories gained by General Walker y6re over
and's enemy, and he hoped that no Irishman would
for any Presidential candidate who did fully resog
the present adminstra alton In Nicaragua.
The whole OF this scene-not down in the biils-w
of with much ecid.
Tie new piece Is more Roman than the Romans-m
Bowery than the Bowery. The hero is a rlycr piri
who manages TO maintain a good position IN socle
while under Disguise he commits the n1ost fea
crimes. His adventures give an opportunity for the
play of some very tine effects, and the coIcring tho
somewhat highly wrought, Is exceedingly interest
The scenery Is enited TO high praise. Mr.. HyllyaI
work in this piece has never been exceed here, TO
knowledge. There two scenes on tho Nssiss
which are alone worth walking mile to see. The
then fthe acting rested upon Mr. Fisher Mr.. Brough
Nine Ponsi and Mss Reynolds, and they were all !
coed. The play made 'h.t," and at it, close
Brougham was called out. he made one Of his plea
speeches. Altogether, last night n festival or
Bowery.
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An EXTRA SESSION or THE LEGIsIAruRE II pro-
posed to be called for the purpose of reorganiz-
inc the police department. We have no objection
to the extra session; but If 1t is called II should
not dissolve without remodelling sle whole Of the
municipal administration. We want new char
ter. with no elective officers but the legislative
branches Of the Corporation Aldermen and
Councimen-and the Mayor; with heads OF de-
partmenis appointed by the Mayor with the con
currpnce Of the Aldermen, AMI responsible to
him with as little room for The rogueres and VII
lanes Of the primary elections as can conve-
nienlly be- contrived. An extra session Of the Le-
g.s.-,sze light siye Us charter Of LIS Kind IL
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JULY %, 1856.

time for the new election; 80 that we might begin
the year with clean record, and new set Of
officers Without some such reform, we shall
sink yearly deeper into debt and trouble. Our
taxes will continae to increase at the rate Of half
to whole million year; and the excellent re-
former Flagg will continue to add an annual
shilling to the rate, while exhausting his ener-
gies in fight about twenty thousand dollars with
some obscure contractor.
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Union, the Constitution, and publication Of
tie fostering sores upon the body polite, that will
have occurred since the Organization Of the go
vemEent We believe in the intelligence Of the
American people, and are willing to follow them
and to trust them, when they take a work of re
formation in hand. Let this revolution, then
90 on,
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ERIE, July q, 1855.
The passenger cars Of the Indianapolis and Cleveland
Railroad thrown OF the track today a short dis
lance from indianapolis. No persons injured The track
was torn up, the badly injured and two killed
The passengers able to proceed in the baggage
some delay was caused the Cincinnati and Cleveland
line by the fracture Of the slides Of othe piston rods
the train was enabled 10 proceed working only one cy
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Malls for EurOpe.

NEW YORK HERALD-EDITIoN FOR EUROPE.
ne Cunard steamship Africa, Captain Shannon will
ssave this port morrow, ct noon, fer Liverpool.
The European mails will close in this city al half past
Scn O'Clock to morrow morning.
The Herald printed in English and French) viii be
vublshed at ten O'Clock the mernng Single copies,
IN wrappers, sixpence
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF the
NEW YoRK Herald will be received at the following
places in Europe
Eospos-Am European Express Co.. II and is Cornhi.
Pans do do. Place de la Bourse.
LIVERPOOL do do. Rumord street.
IIvHRrooI-John Hunter, Il Exchange street, East
The contents of the Europesn edition Of the HERALD
win embrace the news received by mail and telegraph a,
the Office during the previous week and TO the hour Of
rublcation
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA July 81 1885,
Stocks dull FeadinR railroad, ASK; Pennsylvania
Railroad 40; Long Island Railroad 13s4 Morris Cana
l4S.
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.
ALBANY, July 81 1855
Received during the week, 632 beeves and "A cow|
and calves 1000 sheep and 500 swine Beeves averag
&C. per ID cows and calves $25 a $50 piece sheep
81 SO a 81 so. No sales of swine Excess in receiII
Of beeves over last week, 932
OswEGo, July Eft p. VI.
Flour in good demand sales, 700 bbls at Sc 10 81 =
for extra Oswego and Canadian and So SO for ianc1
Canadian Wheat active; sales so 900 bushels al 81 80
81 So for white Michigan ST Is for red Toledo aud 81 81
a 81 81 for white Canadian Corn quiet Lake IMPORT
to-day-l 545 bbls four 40 53S bushels wheat Cana,
expors2 S9l bbs flour. 13 637 bushels wheat, 10 4S|
bushels corn, $50 bushels rye, $50 bushels oats
There present 112 900 bushels corn and 120,001
bushels wheat afoat from upper lake ports for Oswego
BUFFALO, July 21-6P. NJ.
bbls IS for common Michigan SIS IS for good Wisco
sim So for choice Illinois, Sc rs for choice Iowa and q
IS SO for common extra Ohio. Wheat in better id
maDd Sales IA GOO bushels at 81 20 for Mws uke club
and 81 rs for do. winter. Corn dull and lower Sales
% 600 bushels ut Acc. 46ac. for sound Cats ACTIVE
and 6rmer Sales, % 600 bushels at &c., free TO boat
Rye 65c.. afost. Whskey, 39c Canal fregh.s dull AMI
lower; NC l4c. for corn, and II 40 lsc for whe
TO New YORK Receipts for the AS hours up TO noon I'd
day. 1913 bbs -four, 46, 600 bushels wheat ia, 43j
bushels corn % 900 bushels oats Canal exports SAM
times, 119 bushels wheat, 70, 483 bushels corn, q
bushels oats.
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POLITICS IN THE PUrTr.-It Is our misfortune
to differ from our neighbor, the Tribune, on al
most every possible topic of discussion. Happi-
ly concurring with that journal on the Presiden-
tial question, we must express our decided disap-
proyal Of an article which appeared in Saturdays
Tribune, in advocacy Of political sermons by mi
nisters of churches. We have no hesitation In
saying that we consider politics in the pulpit as
equally injurious to the interests Of freedom and
the interests Of the church. We search history
in vain for a single instance in which political
preaching has not proved help TO despotism; to
20 back no further than our own records, the
only stains on the fair fame Of the New England
Puritans are the acts Of intolerance, fanaticism,
and democratic or theocratic tyranny which pro-
cecded from the interference Of their pastors in
politics. and the most disgraceful acts the colo
NAL statute books Of New York, Virginia and the
New England colonies we're the work Of the cler-
gy. Whether the priesthood have improved in
their political doctrines since then, we viii not
now stop to inquire. But we are quite certain
that neither does their duty call nor their inte-
rest require, these constant illusions 10 politics
Murder. robbery, adultery, which the Tribune
classes with the holding of unsound political OPT
Mons, are nevertheless very distinct forms of
wrong; no one upholds them, and there can be
no danger Of error in condemning them. A man,
on the contrary, may live-and most Of us do
livc--to see what were errors in our youth lsnd-
cd as truths in our old age: the world is con-
stantly moving: how much better, then, for clcr-
gymen whose sentiments should always be I'M
questionable, TO avoid the risk Of laundering on
so changeable matterl
Many Of the clergy we have reason to know,
preach political sermons not from sense Of du-
ty, but for political power These men should be
stripped Of their robe and their title, and Isaiah
Rynders should be sent to answer them in their
churches. They have right TO speak as they
please; but the enemy have a right of reply; and
they arc not entitled TO shelter themselves behind
the dignity and immunities Of their station
Tie batavia. N. ", TINES Of the 10Th inst savs-we
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The batavia n. ", Tines Of the 10Th inst says-we
have usi learned a the death u JEsNY Josvos head
chief and warrior ofthe Tonawandas, and who was the
successor Of tho celebrated orator Red Jacket lie hal
reached very advanced age aud was one Of the best
snown ana uoet esteemed " MS 1Ive.
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The Case Of VIM. Arrison.

CINCINNATI, July Il, 166Us |
VIM. Arrison WAS to-day convicted OF manssaaghter
on the third trial. for causing the death OF Mr. Aiso
by Internal machine, about two years SINCE Grea
dissatisfaction is expressed with the verdict The sen
tence will be deferred and he will be put trial for In
murder Of Mrs Allison, for which application has bee
made for change OF venue.
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ALBANY, July Il, 1900.
The canal tolls for the second week in July amounted u
ss4 PAS against III in the corresponding week as
wear.
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Suicide or a Murderer.

PrrsBuRGH, Pa, July Il, 1885,
Hugh Corrigan, convicted in Westmoreand county fol
the murder Of his wife, for which he under sentenct
of death, committed suicide on Saturday in his cell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-22
Death OF a Lawyer.

John H. Matthews, District Attorney of Worcester, die
suddenly in his office Yesterday
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Burning OF . Saving and Planning Estab

PHILADELPHIA, July a. 1855
The large saving and planning establishment Of Messrs
Naylor Co., Broad street, below Wallace, desI
troyed by fire. at six o'clock this morning Loss So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-04

Hopohs-EDCxRTos Calvary church, on Wednes-
day, Oct l, by the Rev DR.. Francs L. Hawks, EDWARD
HopGzs 70 MISS NARY DIX Writ EpGRroS daughter Of Abel
7. Edgerton, Esq, all OF this city.
KEsNy-BURxE-At the Cathedral on Thursday Oct
by his Grace, the most Rev. Dr. Hughes Mr. THOMAS e.
krssY son OF the Hon Edward Kenny President OF the
Legislative Council OF Nova Scotia, TO MARGARET JONES,
daughter Of NJ. Burke, ESQ, of this city.
HAyEs-hrpny -On Monday Sept 70, by the Rev.
Mr.. Curran ions HAYES, Of ths city, TO Miss ELLEN
JANE MuppHy Of Brooklyn.
sluAwAY-BASoRoE1.- Brooklyn, Thursday, Dot
2, by the Rev. DIR. johnson, Mr. LAwAr Jr, Of Pro-
violence r. L. u Miss ETA BANCROFT Of Albany, N. T.
HIISK-ApPIgBy. On Wednesday, Oct. l, In st. Paufs
church. spottswood N. j., by the Rev JOS T. Phillips,
GxosGr W. HKIxr ESQ, Of New Orleans, 10 GARGARsr
daughter OF Leonard Applesy ESQ., of Spottswood, N. j.
BIAKs-HARyKY Philadelphia, Monday. Sept. 20,
by the Rev. henry W. Bucaches, d., Lfws W BLAKE
NJ D. OF New York, TO AARGAxErrA G., daughter Of the
hte Charles Harvey, ESQ, Of Philadelphia