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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-19

CoNGREss.-In the Senate Monday the Gre
dentials of Graham j. Fitch as a Senator for
Indiana were presented, together with q pro-
test from portion of the Legislature The
new member claimed to be sworn in !; but seye-
raj Senators opposed the motion, and long
discussion enSued.
Iu the House, the bill for wagon-road to
the Pacific was passed, ll9 to 4S. The reso-
luton to impeach Judge WatrouS of Texas
was brought up under suspension of the rules.
After some debate, it was postponed to Sat
urday The House voted to meet hereafter
at | l o'clock. A resolution was adopted to
discharge Mr. Simonton from arrest. The
new arrangement of Collection-Districts was
discussed until adjournment
Wednesday, the two Houses of Congress
met in convention to count the votes for Pres
ident and Vice-Presideut The vote for Wis
consin, which, on account of storm prevent
ing the assembling of the Electors, was not
cast on the day required by law, was excluded
from the count. The possibility that a case
might occur in which such an excluded vote
would decide the choice for President was con-
ceded, aud both Houses talked the matter over
until the hour of adjournment without coming
to q decision
In Senate Thursday, committees were voted
to inform MeSSrs. Buchanan and Breckenridge
of their election, and to make arrangement,
for the inauguration. A resolution excluding
the vote of Wisconsin was laid on the table
In the House committees similar to those
of the Senate were appointed. \ motion tC
exclude the vote of Wisconsin was ruled ou
of order The motion declaring Mr.. Whit
field not entitled to the seat as delegate from
Kansas was declared lost by two majority
The Tariff bill was taken up in committee, af
ter a vote to close debate thereon on Monday
next
Friday, private bills occupied both House:
of Congress, and nothing of public iuterest
was done.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-19

Bag" The Republicans of Bedford County
have appointed delegates to the State Conven-
tion on the 25th of March, instructed for Hon.
DAVID WnMor for Governor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-19
ia @@ REPUBLICAN STATE
SSsA CONVENTIONAL Re

publican State Convention, for the
nomination of Candidates for Governor and other State
officers will be held ut Harrisburg Wednesday, the
18th OF March, 1857 Each District will elect Delegates
the usual manner equal in number to its representation
will be entitled by substitution, to represent district in
which he does not reside. CHARLES GIBBONS,
Chairman of State Executive Committee.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-19

Ees~ The undertaken who buried PREsroH
:. Brooks says he required a coffin six and a
half feet long-the longest he ever ased in
Washington City
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-19
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Yotic

n is hereby given, that all persons indebted To the
tate of BENJAMIN BABCOCK, late of Windlam tovn
ship, dec are requested to make payment withou, d
lay and all persons having claims against said @
please present them duly authenticated for settlement
WV. d. ANDREW j. B ABCOCK
Feb. Is, 1856. AdmiujstI.tr
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A UDITORS NOTICE
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-S Hutebio,o, >.

4 u John Roberts. In the Court of Common Plea. -,
Bradford County. No. 227, Dec. T., 1854 u
The undersigned Auditor appointed by said Court +,
estate will attend To the duties of his appointment a, G
Office in the borough of Towanda THURSDAY be 81 d
Of April 1857 at O'Clock in the afternoon AZ 80
time and place all persons are required to present a
claims or else be forever debarred from said fund ''
Feb Is, 1856. e.. H. WATKINS Ira.
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LOST OR STOLEN

TNHE subscriber hereby notifies the puoHc,
Il that some time in December last he either ioTl o
had stolen from him q LAND WARRANT Tor ohe Iln ,i
Led and twenty of land No. 70S69. issued 10 va
ria Watts of Lyc ming county Pa. under date ' MAR,
Sd, 1855, on which was her blank assignment dUi! tN
cuted. All persons hereby cautioned against
myself. A. B. HNllh
Towanda Feb. g. 1857.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-19

STABBED-An Irsbman, named Martin Ben
MS was stabbed by Miotael Meehan, on Tues
day evening last, and dangerously wounded.
Meehdm and Bennis, who were intoxicated were
at Meehams house dancing quarrel ensued,
and Mcehan struck Bennis in the side with a
knife. Meehan was arrested and committed to
jail AS there are two Michael NcehanS resid
ing hereto prevent mistake, we would men
tion this is not one of the brothers lieehan.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-19

TERAs-Oae Dollar per anur, inrariabiy in advanee.
-Four pesks previous to the expiration of subscription
notice ,cH be giren by printed ,c,apper and if
nerced, the paper ,riH in all be stopped
CLUsBISG7he Reporter ,oA be sent to Clubs at the fol-
io,oing extremely io,c rates:
copies for. IS 90 Is copies for. sl2 90
10 copies for. 90 20 copies for. Is 90
ApvERrSEAESrs-Fo square Of ten lines less One
Dollar for three Tess Insertions and t,ceype cents
for eGch subsequent insertion.
JOB WoRx-Erected tcih accuracy and despatch and a
reasonable prces-,rah euery facility for doing Books,
Blanks, Hand-biHs, Bal tickets, &c.
MONEY may be sent by mail, at risk-enelosed in
enreope aud properly directed cH be responsible
for its safe delivery.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-19

RaE@ Luzerne county contains so lawyers, SO
Of whom reside in the borough of WiIkcsbarre
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DIED.

At oroville California, January jth of erysipel,. ur
Brown, of Pike township. '"''e7
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L. Alex. Cummings, Philadelphia.
:. Joseph konigmacher Lancaster.
3. Jacob Eardman, Lehigh.
4. John S. Mann, Potter.
5. Robert c. Walker, Allegheny.
6. j. NJ. Sterritt, Erie.
, 9. Robert Kelley, Perry.
TO-. Wilson Todd, Armstrong.
IL. Hendrick B. Wright, Luzerne.
IL. Isaac Mumma, Dauphin.
l3. d. d. Warner, Susquehanna.
Is. VIM. Darlington, Chester.
l6. WIN. I. Dougherty, Bedford.
II. VIM. Henry, Beaver.
Is, Edwin c. Wilson, Venango.
l9 - Kelley, Adams.
20. James Turner, Mifflin.
%. Jackson Woodward, Wayne.
%. S l.. Young, Berks.
"a. Alex c. Mullen, Cambria.
%. G. B. Goodlander, Clearfed.
26. John M'Reynolds, Columbia.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.--1n the matter Of Gi

n UDIIORS NOIlCE.-R nc H"t,. ~
IA the estate of Isaac ROsencrdntz, decd 'n' "
phans' Court of Bradford County. e., r,r4 n
The undersigned, Auditor. appointed ny saa ~ o;d
distribute funds in the hands Of the admniStr4v b
estate, will attend to the duties OF his appoh'i1
Office i'll the borough of TOwanda, on Monday! Ns ;b
of February 1851 at o'clock in the afternoon at "
time and place all persons interested are require
sent their claims or else be forever debarrcd rom @
Dec IL, 1856. q. II. NAlhiN~, .l". .l,a uor.
The above Auditors Notice stands continued u'''"
day, I'D of March. 1857, at O'Clock 7. VI.
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NOTICE.-The Commissioners OF Braa'.

NJ OTlCE.-The Commissioners OF D[" ' .nd
~ County have fixed upon the following d'!' "-N
dates respectively for holding appeals, VIZ; , g;j..
Ulster, Athens boro'. Athens twp, Soutn 't'eN'
berry and Wells upon Monday February sd ,,;, Syl
Springfield, Smithfied, North Towanda, ColUnplt5 IN;
vania boro'. and Towanda boro. upon IueSda! . {p
Armenia Troy twp, Troy boro burlington % notp We'd
lngtOn twp Burlington West and GranNi4' "P'A
nesday February ?5th. u,o ,vp.
Canton, Leroy Franklin, Monroe boro Nohr9S mr. Rab
Overton, Albany and Towanda twp. upon Ihu'Su'!
ruary 26th. Ia. 1i,rh
field, Warren and Windham upon Friday tehIUaa Rome
Standing Stone, Herrick, Orwell. Pike ,SheSh'q"'I'
and Wysox upon Saturday February Zeth. ,.r,, the
nE-The Assessors will he punctual IN "v''', ,rrps in
Notices to the taxables and in making their which
person the day designated in their arfaA.; Tsar
time and place the Board of Revision VIII a'''
all such as think themselves aggreyed b! 7a" ,h3l
ment and make such alterations and deductions q '
to them just. BY order Of the Comm'S,I, ,Ierk
Feb. .. 1857, L. b. tOULBAt p'if -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-19

Adams the court grant to the said Sarah a
divorce from the bonds of matrimouy.
James Porter rs. Susan VI. Porter.--On
reading depositions and on motion of Mr.
Smith, the court grant divorce to the said
James Porter from the bonds of matrimony
Joseph C.. Jarris rs. Maria e. Jarcis.--On
reading depositions and on motion of Mr. FL
we'll, the court decree a divorce from the bonds
of matrimony to the said Joseph C. Jarvis.
In our reported proceedings of last week an
error occurred, owing to the hasty manner in
which the report was made, In the case
of Commonwealth vs. A. G. Camp, Andrew
Overpeck and j. S. Angle, it should have been
as follows
Conn., rs. A. G. Camp and Adam Orerpeck.
The defendants were charged with taking
the ballot boxes of Herrick township on the
26th of January last, and opening the same,
&c. Grand Jury return true bill and Camp
was sentenced to pay fine of $40, and Over
peck $40, and they both the costs Of prosecu-
tion, &c.
Cam, as adam Orerpeck and J. S. Angle
Observation-Disclosures charged with viola
ton of the law for not sealing up the ballot
box of Herrick township after the late town
ship election, and delivering the same to the
nearest Justice of the Peace, as they were re-
quired to do as Inspectors, &c. True BILL
The court permit "a mol. pros. to be entered for
reasons of district attorney, fled
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TNRUSTEE's sALE-By virtue of an oI

Il 'hNS - S4i ~ 80 ann.
Il der of the Court of Common Pleas Of bradl,Lu "a.
ty the undersigned Trustee of Augustus = Nm. and
rah W. Perkins Geo w f. rkins, Lucy H.. lt'" ,;,r,l
Susan W. Perkins Minors will on the 18th day Oh 5n no.
next. at o'clock p ~, at the Athens hoel, u al the
rough of Athens, expose to sale al pnuiiv ,niiy
right title and interest of the said Minors III -. - twn
ed ivesevenths of tract of land situate IN A.'I ~ land
bounded and described follows On the norm ,Gmud
of Elisha Smith and Frederick Miller eaH' y ~ Ebfr and
Brown south by T. Vangorder, A. Campbei, T. in The
c. Huasicker west by Samuel Sawyer, coh'HnS framed
whole go acres with about l40 acres lmProSt" at
house and two barns thereon. TernlcS n1%s a Ttec
the sale. g. H. " Ed-l-r"'' i'
Athens, February 10, 1857.
M ESS PORK, Cheese, Hams, Lard nr%o"'' n1%~.
VI and an assortment OF Wooden War al l'N
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-19

REVENUE COMMISSION ERs-The board of Re
venue Commissioners met at Harrisburg on the
18th instant Twenty-one members were pre-
sent. The State Treasurer ex-ofiicio Presi-
dent, presided. John NJ. Foster, of Dauphin,
was selected as Clerk Nelson Weiser, of LIE
high, and Samuel Slaymaker, of Lancaster,
Assistant Clerks Andrew Krause of Dau-
phin, Sergeant-at-Arms and Mr. Radabaueh,
of Dauphin, Messenger The following gentle
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-19

JUSTICES CoMMIssIoNs.-We are requested
by the Recorder to announce that he has re-
ceived commissions for the Justices of the Peace
elected at the late elections.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-19
9otal SntslIiqents.

sa~ The old Academy building, in this bo-
rough, was discovered to be on fire at o'clock
on Wednesday afternoon, 18th inst. 1t was
unquestionably the work of an incendiary, the
fire being in the north room, in board pile.
There had been no FIRE in the building for
months. A few pals of water suficed to ex-
tinguish the flames, and the damage is triling.
DRowNED-Michad Kennedy for some years
a resident of this place, while suffering under
an attack of delirium tremens, on Monday
morning last, walked out of his house to the
river, waded in, swan out into the stream a
few rods, and turning apparently to return to
shore, sunk beneath the waters. His body
was recovered, by dragging, about noon. lie
was young man, and leaves wife and family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05
Richnrd.ou, speuee & Co.'S CireuI.,

Per Aseytca LIyskFoot, Nay . ia,
Th, SIS during The consist Of IS FS5 bash No.
2sO 20 brsh CoKS ~ rs Dbl. Flour from stats ~
quarters WHEAr from hanbars; So bbs EtoUS ron s,..e
T.resh snd 7eo quarter. wFr.r from india A's''
Farmer d.hv,re. Of WHEsT tor the week ending las, s.,
urdsy were lle 81 quarters a. y ssains, 10 SGH.sr
al a. Q IN tire correspondents w,ck II last wear. -
TIE weatL has continued most favorable tr Owinr ero,<
which serGsly present vey bealthy spPearsnee Ho;w
Trade have quote rather higher r al .rtis.
a, today msk, theIe sr attendance bayer al
uoSers,e bu.u.s dom WHEar advance of a ~
bush On The prices Of Tuesday. FLoUs q aU ShH
d. arer but slow sale INDIAN CoSN has not bcen sn.:.J
ben PAID fr Yellow s. eaSs for mixed and sss % -
white We quote WHEAr-Red, s6d94; Whit. q dsIle y
n n for fancy lots ld2d 3 bush. thee rue. ny,
BE- made in rrtAl FLoUK-Ptisiephs and Baltimore Sss
So extra Ohio. % dS2 6; Western, y GSii v hbl.
RFFFTh.ro have been considerable arrivals within tie a,.
three days and holeers show some disposition % meet
BUYERS by recession in price. Dealers, however viii at
buy than their present wants and Transactions vey
limited 4 Government sale OF 80 tes advertised for tie
9Th inst which il s supposed be followed BY oiher AZ
tend further 70 d'press the trade
PoRK slow small sales Of old American have Yea
made q Y 6. New neglected
BAooN-rte demand IL very inactive and prices nsr 10
quoted fuly Cd y cwt lower without basiness une say.
en- forward more freely further decline u.y boxed
for the arrivals duns the past week reach sbOut tea bores
LAEp Of which there have also been large arrivals (ssOut
q SO kages continues very dull There bayers sni
quotsoi quite nomius the only sale reported that
81 tens, future delivery ste4 e cwt
Association" We would value to-day, II the spos e
81 ewt. In London the make, closes 6Tm a, 81 for y
c on the spot
ROsN-commou firm at as 3; nothing doing in mediunor
FIRE.
B.sx active request 1900 beg, PHILADELPHIA. sold sae
ton a, IS 6Gl3 q and go bids. al 10
OILs-Nothins done in Sperm OF Whale
CLOvEssEED1he season i quite finished and there
sales report al about So T. cwt there are buyen 70 bod
CorroN-Te make, opened steady but the heavy import
being limited their Immediate wants pos have gwen
i.iGG n with small sales. In Manchester business is dali
Kidding Orleans, l6d Mobile l'lSd UpAnd'' 'sN
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Steamship Jsme.town Parrish Richmond and Norfolk nd'e
and pass 10 Ludam Peasants.
Bark Escoriaza Ryder Havana days sngsr 6c 20 n,st
Nephew May a "a D.Hshot Key light, spoke barb zdon
from Portland for MstanHss II
Ba,k Lsur. (Brem.) Wmsen Bremen SO days, mdss Ds
rs pass oreer May u.s. lat A. lon A. passed 'hP ""''
Bari Brothers, Cluver Cienfuesos IS days sussr te
struyer Kohl Kugkist. 3psn Sid in CO. vita bn" ~.
David s. Brown for do Csroni, for NewYork and Sa AZ
gus Eye for Phlade pha - - ., a.,.
Bra sarah Fsss (of Maehias Ramb.. csrdena' II d''"
Brie Ellen Hayden Of Newport, T. Ll Amy cafas1' '''
BIic ce.u,trrs IDutch) yessor Amsterdam days nd's;
on ,uot- Ham lark Himmlah from anburs for Baltimore.
scbr Dawson, Abrams Newbern, NC, 4day' naval ""'"
schr ryan Ring North Carolina days. shingles to ss'
sehr PslAs French, Rockl.nd, lime.
Schr F. J. Aunsell Chase Boston
schr Elsd, Jarvis Norwak -. T., N.xxh,rvno4
schr benjamin Smith Eblseethgsfp I
sbr An Gsrdin.r iof Hnwieb), Small bArSeo. NAY ~
nut 70 How.rd (of H.rehl, Rogers, Asuadis Pr,
Gays .gfs sG cor.on Richmond days. Jour- &C.
80, : = Jons, Jones Baltimore days coal
SCH Brs,,os Dixon, Portland "
Scbr N III Reed Kelly, New Bedi.Id -, -, -,-..
p cIi fin (3r J. Smith Windsor Ms, 10 day. plaster
T. Hyde. Foster, Poashkesp-e for Pembroke, NJ,
go ~ 81 Brown IngrshaIn Providence Tor Albany.
schr s BrainArd, Bibby, Portland, c.
sehr A Russell, Hodges, Portland, c. -.
schr Narcissen. Giley Boston dsys mdse 70 oiaer
sehr Montezuma Coten, Boston days hsE 70 "oods"-
STEAMER wsm.utta. Nye. New Bedford
Steamer Bristol. Allen Philadelphia - -
stesnsr Curlew Williams Providence. Sd inst, "a -.
arr hern one ashore Judith Point; che lies orosa w."
% sALED"sh5s WsSsnc Do.y, Antwerp; Roger Hsfa
steysns. do Maria. Samson, Rio Gtsnds 4,
wIND-suDn,s W.H.W. meridian w sunset d.
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rrrLe,. Peportel BIZ Tei>g,apk.

NEW ORLEANS June 4-CorroS-Sale. to-day 1900 bale.
irregular prices FLOUR has advancing tendency 81 LOU,
4s q Dbl CoRs dull PoRE very dull. FssISHrs-Cotton
10 Liverpool idG5l6d; other srces generally unchanged
CHICAGO, June 4-FLoVR hss advancing tendency.
WHEAT i. steady COgN il very dull OATS duh. PosK
firm SRiPMENTs-To Buffalo: lt 900 bush Corn; Flour
Wheat To Oswego: 5000 bush Wheat, %ee bush. Corn
Flour.
CHARLESTON, June 4-Corros-ssles today. sS bale.i
Mddng l2t 4ic Sales OF 'be week l0O bales Receipts
Of the week leo bales Prices have declined i0te on the
week
ALBANY June T. D. m-Wheat-Ssles today OF 900 bush
Milwaukee clnb AZ q Sales OF Whisky 81 bbs. e.
for Ohio and Sc Prison The break IN the Enc Canal
been closed and loaded boats will pas. tomorrow morning
Boats Fl, m the break Fultonyle arriving freely
BUFFALO, June p m.FLouR duh and lower; sales TO-
dsy bbs Sc 756 81 % for b. choice Illinois and
Wisconsn and 81 l2 81 50 for ertrs do. WHgAr o-uj
sale. bushels at 24d 80 for Chicago Spring and OIL
for choice White Indiana CORN dull and lowers offered At
see without sales OATS lower; sales 1000 bushels At Sc
WHISKY dull and nominal at 35 SIC. Receipts today 7 bb
Flour iOoO bushels Wheat ana y 90 bushels Corn Canal
Expots-l00O0 bushels Wheat and 600 bushels Corn.
The Genial Is not yet in order. $500,
OswEGo June 4-FLoUR actiye sales to-day 800 bosy
sc Mast - for Osweso brands 81 IS for fancy Canadian
ard 2S for Wisconsin WHEAr in good demand sales Of
"a coo bush Chicago sprins 81 &c. and 50 for white Cana
dian. LAKE. lnPosrs-J2ooO bush Nhest aud ZOO buss-
Corn Canal ExPoRrs 0o0 bbs Flour, lsoe bush Wheat
lac bush. Rye.
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DIED..

AyFRILI-On Wednesday June g. Elizabeth Aver wife Of
The Tesres and friends Il the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Gom her late residence No. o1 fanan
be taken TO Greenwood or nterhens
BRAISTED-On Wednesday, June g. Caharne, wife Of Gar
ret d. Braisted aged 80 1esTs and II mouths
BOUTILL-On "Wednesday, June . John A., infant Of
John A. and Rebecca Boute eyed years.
CAsTNER-In Philadelphia suddenly "wednesday morn
ing June 8 Samuel Brady, only son Of Julia and Samuel
Csstner Of Brooklyn, n Y.
DhVENPORT-At New. Rochelle Tuesday, June z, Dr.
Philip A Davenport Of Columbia Texas aged % years
DUNNING-At Cape Vincent n. Y, Friday, May p Of
consumption Henry Dunning OF this city III the Sh year
DIBBLE-on Tuesday June o of consumption Mr.: Nancy
A. Dbbe wife of the late Abne p Dibbe in the 9th Jear
EARLEAt Saratoga Lake of lingering consumption in the
New Haven papers please copy.
FAGAN-On "wednesday June Frank infant son oil James
JAMIsON-On Wednesday, June 8, Jane Ann, yosnte't
daughter of Patrick and Ann Jamison aged years. months
ard &c days.
MARTIN-On Tuesday June 2 Elizabeth A. Martin aged !
year months and days only daughter Of William and
Hannah Martin.
McGIRROp Tuesday June Sarah daughter of Robert and
jane AcGirr, aged years months and > days
ROBBINS-RoBBINsInt this city on "Wednesday June by
the Rev. Dr. Dewitt Henry A. Robbins TO Miss Caroline M,
elder daughter of Elisha Robbins esq.
sMlTH-On Wednesday June after short illness, Rebecca
Smith, widow Of the late Capt. Gorham Smith
ToRD-or Wednesday, June Of long illness, Mrs TOrd
AGED 81 years
wFLsH-on Thursday June Alexander Welsh in the Gath
year OF his
Welsh invited attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence No 2SS PeaIl street o'clock m on saturday
Church tthe Rev Mr. Tayors) Hudson City, N j. the na-
tive place Of the deceased.
BY the Rev Dr. Dewitt Joseph Walker jr TO Miss H. julia
second daughter of Elisha Robbins, esq.
wEEB--on Monday, June !, George W. weeb at No. %7
The remains were inferred in the Cemetery Of the Rversess
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MARRIED.

BETTS-n Brooklyn. Thursday June 4, Sarah wife of
Charles C. Belts, aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend her from late residence Fulton
Bedford Saturday, 9Th inst a. O'Clock without
further invitation The Fulton pass the door
BUTLER-OWENIn this city. on Wednesday, June 5, by
the Rev. j. M Krebs d. D., William j. Butler 20 Angeena
youngest daughter Of Thomas Owen, esq all Of this city
CURTIS GIBSON-Atthe Middle Dutch Church La Fayette
plsce by the Rev Dr. Knox John X Curtis TO Miss Mary
Gibson. all Of THE city.
LIZ FORT VELTmAN At the Middle Dutch Reformed
Church Wednesday, June by the Rey ~ T. smith
Grifen T. Julis Wadron eldest daughter Of Col
Hiram Veman, ell Of Brooklyn.
MEssLER-VARICK-On Wednesday June 5, by the Rev
Dr. Messer at Second Reformed Dutch Church Poughkeep
lie Nj Thomas o. Messler to Miss Maria R. Varck eldest
daughter Of John r. Vsrick, deceased.
RAYNER-HARDEN-On Thursday, June 4, in the Orchard
street Unverssst Church. by the Rev DR. Chaplin MI Benz
Rsyner julia NJ, only daughter Of John W. Harden all
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