davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12
-
WI N VI l. MILLER

WI N VI l. MILLkM,
CONFECTIONERY, Wholesale and Retail Candy
~ Mandatory, Thiri-st. between Main and
Johnson, next door to Kelly Lynch.
Special attention will be given a. baking for par
ties, and done upon the shortest notice.
keokuk, Jan. l2-dtv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12

the old stand, No. s. Main-st.
Taking this opportunity Of expressing our thaah-
fuiuess 10 our friends and customers for their very
liberal patronage beloved upon us, we solicit
tinuance Of the same for cur successors.
jan I, 5T--( jSd HAMll.L RAlSr0N,
H. n ArKrs RnR EYnoIDs
AYRES HEYNOLDn,
HAVING thh day purchased the stock Of the
Ii old house Of IIamiil 4 RAlsion, No. S. Main
street respectfully solicit the continued patron
age II their many friends and the public generally.
No eGort will b. spared in our sndeavors 10 keep
full assortment Ut all articles in the Groccsy and
Provision line and accommodating all who may favor
us with call.
Good. delivered promptly to ell par.s Of the city
Jan. !, 's7-ljansd
New Agricultural W~rsAeuse.
A XE5, Hatchets, Hammers. Meat Cutters, Chop
n ping KNIVES. Knife Trays; Iio0 ard Counter
busters, mats, mop handlss, we'll buckets, sagay
backcts, bail boxes, nest do, bush hooks, sAOv0s
and spadcs bay and manure forkA. picks, MA4soaks.
bog hoes, post sugers, "sppie pesrcrs, esssss s.d
foand at The New Agricultural Warehouse, over
jams dsm MEARs i WILDER
NOTICE.
THE CO. partnership formed With my bsssher,
i HARaIsox r. BaiRaR, under the Arm and style
Of BRiDSK ! BROTHER. (prsvioss 70 his 1sssa:s.)
hes expired by limitation. The subrcrbes vill set
tie mp the business Of the old firm 81 the counting
| room hsrofore occupied BY them.
| janl HUDSON B. BRIDGE.
NEW FIN NJ.
| Ii UDS0N +. BRIDGE has this day associated
| i l. with him in business, HESRY b. uoLLAxp,
LRoSARD b. HoLrAsp and Jonx II. BgAcH for the
purpose q continuing the late drn II basnes
BaorRxR, under the name aai style II BRIDGE,
BEACH CO. Who are prepared to odes inercassd
inducements and facilities 10 the numerous caston-
ers Of the late firm, . continnance Of whose pat
ronss - IL respectfully solicited.
| janl BRIDGE, DRACH co.
| NOTICE.
FlNHE business Of Bridge Brother, in Keokuh
L will b. continued by the new 6rm, ~ heretofore,
| under the name and style Of Bridge Brother.
| Thankful for the liberal share Of patronage e.
tended 70 their Agent, w. T. Mooss, the pest see-
son. will endcavorto merit, and hope ~ receive,
| . coattuuaacs Of the same.
BRIDGE, BEACH 3 GO.
| 81. Loui,, Mo-, january, '57.
fan7-3m-dAw fTimes eopy.i
4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12

- Caleb Croswell, Of Wisconsin, has
been appointed Consul 10 81. Peterborough
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12

LORD BaorcHAk AS A LApY's MlIp.--Mr
Goodrich, in his Court Of Napoleon, tells
the following story Of Lord Brougham as a
iadv's maid:
pauline was still marvelously beautiful,
though her health was delicate and her con-
siitution impaired. She was surrounded by
admirers, the most ardent Of whom was
Lord Broughain. lie WAS admitted to the
mysteries Of her toilet, and she allowed him
To sit on the floor before her aud hold her
feet in his hands. lie was also permitted, ~
great favor, to hand pins to her dressing
maid when they needed them in the arrange
ment Of her person."
cRASnERRiEs.-Elias Nccdham, OF Wcs,
Davers, has lot Of upland, bordering upon
the Danve.s railroad, containing Eve
eitshths OF AN acre. Upon this, some Ave
or six years since, he set out cranberry
plants and has cultivated them with great
care. This year he picked 81 bushels OF OK.
cellent cranberries, which he sold for ~ per
busheI and besides these there were some Il
bushels Of damaged berries. From trees or
the same land, he picked IA barrels Of ap
pies, which he sold for ~ per barrcl--makine
tue gross Income, from ave rigatns OF Al
acre. Sil4. Beat this who CAM Saleu
Register.
g1rMr. Brown is very hard Of hearing
aud few days since, while he was ccnvers
ing with several gentlemen 10 front Of I
grocery, his negro boy Ben came up to hiu
and said:
"Please, massa, give me two bits to buy
some 'baccer."
"Ehp" said Mr.. Brown, clapping hi.
{ 4 :. r.
"Please, massn, give me four bits to buy
some 'bacccr."
"Ehs Ben, you're risin' on me, eh? I'D
better heard you at first"
1.-THE Unicera, leading Catholic paper
in France, says: 'sln nil the Catholic cities OF
Germany, the statistical returns make it ap-
paren, that the number Of Protestanis IL in
creasing in fearful manner"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12
PECK EFT CUTLERY.
COME vssy Ans patterns for sale BY
- jaA3-d THOMPSON 4 BRID0k0,
rposA copv Aai "a


Post copy.l 81 Aain-st.
CURBlNO AND PAVING NOTICE,
Ts the Uoknewn OwAePs ~ Aoy
Lsts uPsn the following described
Streets.
meeting Of the City Council Of the City q
~ ksokuk, held December Esd, A. b. 1885, the
following rD0lssion was adopted:
Resolved, That the owners Of the Lots sitSAts1
upon the streets described below, to- Wit: On Bion-
doau street from Water to Fourteenth stsset; ON
corcer, iron Rirst u Sixth street; High street
from Second 70 sixth street hAohange street
from Water 10 Fosrth street; on First street from
RxeMerS- r. N.crdrea .s-~>t Scecr1 ets-ce S-ns
Mais - Nigh on Fourth street fron Johnsea 70
Orleans On Fifth street fro0 Johnson - Orleans |;
On Sessath from Timca 70 Blondoeu stssst -
street from johnson 10 Coaeert; o. TeneA frs0 IL
change ~ CoaecSt ON Elevsuth frea Main stsset
70 High on Twelfth fron Main 10 High street; on
TAirsssnth street from Maia " Coaoeet; - Ecuf-
tesnth street 1run Main 70 Dionaesa, sad fronting
upon cry Of said streets, ~ directed - hav~ -
curb stosss Get By tho Arst day u June nsxs. ao4
The side Wake grsded ead paved by tt Ast dsy -
August next the same TO Be done q asoasaanee
with the Ordinances Il the City.
cnnssvS ~ above 10 be copy u . resolution
passed BY shs City Cosncil of the City Of
keokuk. Given under my hand this Slst
day Of December, A. d. 1855.
d. s. MERRIAM,
dscsl-dsn Clerk Of the Co1nsil.
j fase roanAnos, By Charles Rscd, in two vslsnss.
For sale ~ CAvk BAILEY.
LSN0INREks' STOCK eapbe had 81 OaDBN's
Ia sSpt5 81 Aai1-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12

0UCkEIE ADA H,
Gamer Of eth and Jchnsoa SITS u.
Z. D. VAIL = Co.,
uAvlN0 erected and put In spersaisn ~ 60
n tAhlishaeat ssdsr tbs above name. are pre-
pared - lusnish ~ order. q short notice.
ENGINES AND MLL-WORK0l
AaA ess esussassly nsssiasSsSing supesios PortA.
BILE Cireaiar 6Av 0tib. Also, Malay anA 6ash
DOILEAS, OFIIANEY6 Z BREeCH1N00
fusstshsd tscsasr. We pay pAstieuias attsstiea
- ~ 1tsisg Up Of aseAinsry for
RLOUKIN0 KILLS AND OISTILLERI10,
ard psssoas wanting that kind Of work are tsvissS
70 sxanlss coz sesst gserins paissrss bseoss %.
eagiee thsir work. Catalogues Of pettssas ssst
pest~SosA, vhen requested.
Heskn6, Do. d, ~ -dAwt1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12
X Al LR A ID, lRON N,
Hay, Coal, Platform md Cou1te r
~ ~ q

X A LR o A ID, RON N,
Hay, Coal, Platform ana Csanter
SC 4 J. T. s,
NANUrAcTURE mr.
TIE vERGENNES SCALE co.
"SAMrsoN,s PATENT"
Call aad see thtm. They are Tor sale by
TILLtNGHAST, LANE BUEL,
jsnl2i l3S Mzin-st., Sign III Broadaxe.
singers sewing Machines.
329 broadway, New York; ~ Clark street, Chicago
FINHRSE Machines have established Q great repu.
i tation, founded on substantial exceliencc. Thu
fair profit Of using II these Machines regularl
employ edis
$1,000 Year.
No Tailor, seams.ress, Shoe Manufacturer, Sad.
can afford 10 do without peculiar merit ol
Singer Machines, Which no other kind just ly
claim /. that the same Machine will do every kind
Of work in perfect style. They are strong durable
will keep iu order. whoever buys oue may be en-.
tircy ee tain il will do his work. Every large pri
yatc family ought IT, have one,
All who wish complete and reliable informAtior
in regsrl sire and price of Machines, manner
of working, and me bod Of purchasing, withal 9th
err particulars, obtain IL BY applying by letter u
ethe Of our ofhces Tor q copy u II NJ Singer 4
Co.'S Gazette, paper devoted to the SewiuS Ma
chine interest. Itwillbe supplied gratis.
/. NJ. SINGER / co.
ZE~Laesl Agents wanted in every town in tn,
Union. ian 2 dom
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12

Kssks1. Dss. ., bs-dAvsf.
1Aall sho 0Ano1ncsoSses q KseAoh
TsA9u!s1IoH q VITAL M Z. on !MTy 10
Cisissas ars isvited 70 call u Tie .ossroens Of
~ kssksk ysrsituss Aaavfastssy, ~ nsis-st-.
- esenSas or stook VI Paslos, CHAMBER, anA
Dsslss -. ss':,ss. -. s.r'..,
sssisse satissly ssw - thc trade. which for sty,
woskneasAiD md Anish cannot be sxceiisd y say
49,. s.si, "a : ~" xlLBouRng ) DAVIS.
.. :. DoU iixDAY WILSON'S,
dssls-d feessd-ss., neas nsia.
|y0iD aad eilver Watches for ladies o. Gentis1sn,
'Ai 's;:'' i;isa Estf; vi *fl 50 y
AscISd sssseA-st., ssar Main.
DORfE Hoaaiss, Cigar Cases, Pocket Books,
i Puues, and Lsdies' Reticales. f1 sAleat
q. y. DOUBLEDAY 4 WILSON'S,
dsclSd Eeeond-st.. seas Nain.
RAczdz11dN and Chess 5osTas aaa .sa.
8. =. DOUBLEDAY 1 WILSON'S.
declSd S<oond-st, ssas Aain.
rLOCKR. Z Aasriesa aud FrsasA asnafassass,
.. y DOUBLEDAY awILsoS's.
desIsd 6scond-st-, Hsar MATS.
DLATkD Ware.-Ths Irst arsisls u speeas, s0sts
''' ''i !. '4 s. SoS ;Ss Il : WILSON'S,
aeslsa Sscond-st.. nsss Mails.
DOOKs ssiaASis for ps,ssnss 70 eAilds.a. y srsas
q. =. DOUBLEDAY wILsONy,
assasA 6ssondrss ;, sesr Main.
west, VAWTE9 Z WEsT
BANKERS,
VOL' HCiloas .ads = sansss raas Il II
=, 80 :. cc:..s;.. rr.s.o... ~. sc1..s.ss-ss:.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12

eT-T The Unipera, . leading Catholic paper
in France, says: '.ln all the Catholic cities Of
Germany, the statistical returns make it APP
paren, that the number Of Protestants il in
crea sing in a fearful mannsr.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12

STEAA GCAOkWe
rINu0MPSON 4 BkID0Es, 81 Main-st., have foI
i sals Ashesofts celebrated steam 0aaees, fol
Steamboats, Locomotives, and Stationary IN ,inss
II 10 the most perfect 0auEe, and mors extensively
used in the East and Csnadss, than suy ethel
gauge. Kngineers and others ars invited - cal
and examine.
We are also prepared 70 furnish Steam Whisslss
II all sizes. % abort notice. tjanSd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12
r. e. PARROT q CO.
ARE NOW OFFERING
THEIR STOCK
. r. DV G Il . PHI ~
CASH CUSTOMERS!
cB The goods will b sold for WIT COST ~
To make room for Spring Stock.
Jan S-dlm

THOMPSON 4 DAGDGES,
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELERS.,
MOLD Fob. 0aArd and Vest Chains At 81 Main-st.
~ for sale low. fjan3-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12

CLOCKS.
"E have recsaseI oar essesimsst u Clocks
w which consists Of thirty hear, eight day, and
thirty day, for gallery, hank, hail. o6cs ana Ae1se
whch We oder FOR sale At reasonable prices, 81 81
MAin-st. Please call and examine.
jan3-d THOMPSON 4 BRIDGES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12

EOW 8ALEe
A FARM oonssing 80 aSrss, we'll improved, With
IA good house Ard bssring orchard, u nilsa
seuth 81 CAarisstoa and 10 miles from Ksekuks
will Be cold On reasonable terms.
Apply To- ". Johasoa or J. T. Blair, Ksoheks
o. 70 Dr. Rkinnss, Chasletsn. tnov3o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12

E0000 0O0 EOtO LOT w6tos
CnN ACRHS Of land, on Sand Prairie, will b
OOO sold for cash, or msrchantabls dry eoo4a.
10 acres. ave miles oct on tho keokuk aad Fort
Desmoincs X. II.
lot in Williams 4 Psrryis addition, desirable
locat o. for rssidcnoe.
u the city.
For particulars, inquire Of
CB INGALLS, Co.,
OGos in rear Of ESQ. StOets, eur. ID , 4Atn-ses
ko0kVk, Dosls-dH
INOk sale ut . bargain, two-horss Buggy, neaf
l. ~ nsw aad In Arst rate order. Apply 20
WILKINSON . NAkSHALL,
docS Cor. Main aad Third.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-29
Political Intelligence.

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF MIssISsPpi.-The Mssis-
epp Legislature met at Jackson the ID There
difficulty about the old and the members such as
had been anticipated Governor NcRae sent in his last
annual message He opposed to banks and thinks the
present time at least unproptous for banking expert
ments He prefers TO recommend stringent legislation TO
restrain the small banks they yet have from issues
future and to compel them under penalty of the for
FIXTURE their charters redeem their notes at all times
in god and silver also to prevent further evils and osses
to the people the circulation Of foreign bank paper
In Mississippi.
VERMONT LEaiNAruRy.-The Legislature Of Vermont ad
journed on the llth An act passed relating to
banks giving the Bank Commissioner and Chancellor
discretion in proceeding against banks not redeemng in
specie THIS all that done in relief of the banks
Tux MrtussIPp1 SuAroRs-Hon. JEFF. Davis and Hon.
Albert G. Brown the two Mississippi United States Sena-
tors addressed large audience in the Representative
HALL, at Jackson, on the 4th inst.
TIN SECESSION DEMOCRACY IN LoUIaASA.-The following
ia the vote for Congressman in the Third district Of
Louisiana. There three candidates in the field, viz
Thomas G. Davidson, union democrat Judge Waterson,
Know Eothing and Laurent j. Sgur, secession democrat
Between Messrs. DavidTon and Sgur there direct
ssue-the former being the administration candidate and
the latter sprngng from the JEFF. Davis school Of fire
eaters and Southern ultras. Mr. Sgur stumped the dis
trc. taking ground against the administration the
Kansas question: and pitching into Governor Walker in
the strongest terms Of condemnation The vote shows
decided plurality for Mr. Davidson, and majority Of
nearly two thousand over Mr.. Sigur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-29

ADJOURNED MEETING or THE BOARD TO MARCH,


ADJOURNED MEETING or THE BOARD TO MARCH,
1853.
The BOARD of Excise Commissioners met at one r NJ.
on Friday In the court room Of the Common Pleas Pre-
scut-Commssioners Kerr, Haskell and Holmes. The
counsel for the 1quorsers Association present,
and wanted 10 know what the intention Of the Board
TO the institution Of multiplicity Of suits against per
SONS selling liquor without licences He wanted many
Of the contested points o the Law possible consolidated
in a friendly suit TO be Immediately commenced.
Commissioner Hotxs stated the different points Of law
thought would require several suits 10 embrace oil the
points Of law NJ present in issue.
Commissioner HtsEErT thought the suite should be as
few as possible and did not how the Board could con-
duct suit they could not carry suit up 10 the highest
court without cost 10 tho Board, and the Board had
power 10 cNpcnd money to cst suits agans, liquor deal
ers
The liquor dealers counsel stated that il the Board
would consent 10 bring few friendly suits 10 tesf the law
the liquor dealers would pay all the expenses of the
e assured the Board that they should be subjected
any expense IN testing u@ law by friendly suit or
suits.
Commissioner KrRR houeht the Board had nothing IN
liquor dealers The Board bad nothing TO do wish any
suits prosecutions until complaint made them OF
the violation of the law and they did then prosecute
the voator of the law within ten days any person could
do So and the constuonay Of the law be decided upon
The Counsel for the Liquor Dealers Association sad he
would present the members OF the Beard his
10 the constituonalty OF the law by Wednesday
Tho Board then, after some consultation adjourned TIL
tho fret Monday In March, 1855 II expected the egal
Is o the Law will then have been decided upon and there
will ss remain three days on which The Board can grant
licenses, " any are desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-29

Workers liberal Ia their expenditures and Hospitality
inclined Mr. Clark has taken large establishment, re-
Gently built by the late Major Lindsey U. s. NJ e. Mr.
Sckes has rented the late General Towsons house. near
the War Department west end. Chevaler Wepo resueh
there last season Mr. TAYLOR the lessee d large ed
fee Indiana avenue formerly the residence OF the
Iuvian Minister Mr. Haskn has taken yer! inisoine
house on Third street II expected that Mr. corning
lives in elegant style IN Abany-would Keep house;
but he has not yet completed his arrangemeutsa least
they are not known II asserted that the editor
of the HERALD and his accomplished lady after trying the
Wrench capital and other celebrated European cities, will
spend the approaching season here. Is II SOY
Washington will be very gay this season. Already
large number OF young ladies' with their parents from
divers sections OF the Union have assembled here. Mr.
douglas with his attractive and beautiful wife, will fire.
queny throw open their paatal residence to their large
circle of friends.
Your surmses about the Union-whch is not an organ
ARE correct II is bidding for the public printing with
Che fre-esters; but II is useless Mcclure and Wendell
pecuniary and personally too strong to be disturbed
fhia sesaiOQ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-29
City Intelligence.

RICHES DRIvIsG-WHERE ARE THE PoIioKs-Scarcely q
day passes but one or more persons injured OF
them fatally by careless and reckless drivers Thr0 ag
gravated cases reported yesterday Isabella Brst
was run over by hay wagon Of Greenwich and
Iaight streets Her head badly that she had
to be taken TO the City Hospital The driver escaped
young lady, named Miss Creisher residing at No 37e
Sixth avenue, and servant girl in the employ Of Dr.
Sims, Of Madison avenue, both knocked down by
horse and wagon and dangerously injured There no
arrest boy whose did not learn,
over by an omnibus in Grand street, and his leg broken
Nearly all these cases attributable reckless driving
which richly deserve punishment the hands Of the
thorities.
ANOTHER INJUNCTION UPON THE STRICT COMMISSIONER -
D. d. Conover who acts Commissioner has been
advertising during the past days for sealed proposals
for grading several Streets excavang slips and building
piers The whole amount OF the contracts he estimated
al $4,000 Yesterday, at 12h O'Clock, when he was
about to open proposals, he found, mrde dtu that an
stay all further proceedings in ne affair Though njunc
tons are novel thing with Mr. Conover yet no seemed
particularly annoyed by this one.
FAIR AND FESTIVAL TIE BENEFIT THR POoR--The
Society Of st. Vincent do Paul will hold grand fair and
festival at the City Assembly Rooms Wednesday and
Thursday the I'd and Sd OF December II will be under
the charge of the Sisters Of Mercy aided by number Of
most prominent citizens and the funds will DO dis
pensed the deserving poor without distinction of creed
II will be recoected that last winter the same society
held grand fair and festival at the Crystal Palace which
lasted week. in which all the Catholic churches
wing TO the st. Vincents Hospital in Eleventh street.
This hospital is also Nnaer the charge Of tho Sisters OF
Mercy and for the reception OF the afflicted poor of all
denominations At that time they realized fourteen
thousand dollars which has been expended in extending
the usefulness Of the hospital and they have
mOda0ns for hundred and twenty patients OF both
sad accident occurred Thanksgiving day Staten
Island the residence of Hon. Chlds jr from
lessness in firing at target with only board fence to
arrest the balls of Mrs Calhoun, playing in
adjoining field shot in the neck. Tho ball entered
DoiTeen the wndppc and the carotid artery sinking deep
among the blood yessel-. II taken out Friday
afternoon by Dr. Eade, of Port Richmond, who perform
sixteen years Of age, and Is represented being youth
Of bright and hopeful promise to his widowed mother.
HAD THE SAME NAaE.-Myers Stern, of the firm OF
Waach Stern, lis Maiden lane, writes to say that
he is the person who arrested last week for re
ceivng stolen goods. It different party with tho
same name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-29

ueNehen sick. the medicine purify
The blood Consumption would never take away
" puraaion With Rrandrcthr Pills had been suf
Hry repeated during the attacks o influenza colds and
coughs brcanse the tnhrrces deposit from the bod
which Brsndrefhs Pls surely remove cancer, cankrr,
and all erupons ~ he ssin from impurities III The
blood which would be entirely reverted VI Brandreths Pulls
used IN fun purity doses when our health l. first
broken by colds rheumatism. bilious affections dy-enierv
other Headaches and fevers Of all kinds
bowel affections, pains n dnereu parts ~ the body, All
the consequence matters retained IN The blood beyoG the
time nature designed.
BRANDRETHS Pills, promptly used even In a single
dose uf three i've, suffice ~ produce perma
nen and The impurities brought away The hes evi
dencc Of The sanitary qualities ~ these pills Dd
will Ia hs approaches aud his advance viii be easy
by the of these pills which 10 All he vital powers,
and designed by nature the natural medicine OF
yoax.
Reference will I've given relative perfrc ~ falling
sickness Also, ~ u scroiuia which bad been pro.
nounced ncurabe Pun particulars uf the latter may be-
had NJ ~ Bowery ~ Dr Brandre'hs nce, - Rrandreh
building Asu. affection 81 The p. The pills
sold NJ S Bowery. 81 Division street. Rrnsfway.
Twenty second street. and i15 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Price rs cents per hox.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BCRR-CAsE On Thursday, Nov, 20, at Comac L. l..
by the Rev Mr. Terry, Mr. CARL BURR, to Mlss EMMA
CAsE
BrRR-HASHrRG.-on Thursday, July l6 by the Rev.
Mr.. Everett Mir HENRY A. Burr TO Miss ANNA NJ. HAN
BURG, all Of this city
HEMaaITz-Lyncn.-In New York on Sunday evening.
Nov %, by the Rev Mr.. = Sooen, Dir. HK,aAs A. HEiL
HAIIz of New York to Miss tou1ss L. LYNCH, Of Dublin,
youngest daughter OF Charles Lynch
Dublin papers please copy.
ORRAcAN-CAvrRIY.-D Monday evening, Nov. y, ~
St. Josephs church. Sixth avenue, by the Rev. Father
Farrell, j. OREAGAs, to KATE, daughter of Mr. Andrew
Caveri., Of White Castle, e.uniy Cork, Ireland.
Cork Examiner please copy.
yAIENTrNE-DoDCE.-- Monday evening, Nov. 4, -
the residence OF her father, at Williams bridge, West
chester county, by the Rev C. Perry, of Tremout,
county, n. Y.
SrErsos-IsGAus.fn Lynn. on Monday Nov. %, at ths
residence Of the brides mother by the Rev. e. Z. shock
ford Aix NJ c. srscS Of this city, to ANNIE NJ eldcss
daughter of the late sidney Ingalls, OF tho former place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-29

SALE oF PAINTINGS At "BrESHEIN"-The sale
Of Blenheim, on Tuesday and "Wednesday, by N. II.
Msssie executor Of Hon. Andrew Stevenson, de-
ceased was well attended. From the high price
paid for the paintings, crops and stock, feel
ranted in saying the people Of Albemare, NJ least.
have not felt the pressure Of the hard times mi
MIXTURE of Napoleon, by Isahce brought upwards OF
800. A full length portrait Of Marshal Soult, by
Hcaly presented 20 Mr. Stevenson while Minister 90
England, by Marshal Soult himself. brought sai5.
The paintings alone brought 81 Charlottesville
tJa.) .fdroedis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-29

SLAVE NEssKIs.-Three of the slave vessels re-
Senay csptured and taken INTO Havana SAID 70 have
zen psn WIN Boston and Portland capital, and when
eslsuIeu Eastern people hoard officers and
psr " . crews Another Of the vessels had been own
90 p retnes " massachusetts,, Maine and New York. and
was solu VIVID ,he knowledge that she was intended for
the slave trade. One had ae0 Africans on board and
ancher iie let not the slave oigsrchy despair so long
~ Nortnetn men can be found to carry the African
slave trade, mere win be no difficulty in Keeping up n
ro slavery political party the Moth under the s,rnu-
lns OF The spois OF onice.--Fotiand Adr,rfser.