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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-09
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Funeral ob.esui.. Of Hon. VIM. L. Narcy

ALsASY, July s.-During the morning a great
nnInoer Of people visited the capitol 20 take a
la,e~ell look at the body Of Mr.. Marcy, and they
expressed establishment at the request Of his rsla-
uves that his CONN should not be opened
s iue houses on broadway and State street are
u'apto win mourning for three miles
living 10 the large arrivals OF visitors from
other cities, the funeral ceremonies v,ers NO, com
menced until 3 O'Clock. They were commenced
al the capitol amid the tolling OF bells and ring
OF minute guns. The venerable DR. Mott ooened
with an eloquent prayer The Rev DIR snrsgpe
,ead PORTIONS Of Scripture, after which Rev DT
Hague delivered a most beautiful discourse The
,thSions exercises Were then closed with the
oenediciion by Rev DR. welch
ueheIal Wool acted a. grand marshal of the
DAY hk-Governors Seward and Bouck Hon y
I. Banks, and other distinguished gentlemen
WE present The procession Was the largest
ever seen in Albany. The day was fne and netb
ing occurred TO int fere with the arran yemen,s
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rOAE!COALm-CO
" Now unloading two cargoes of GOA l., egg size
WHITE AND RED ASH
Constantly on hand, and will be receiving during
the season, Stove. Egg, and Furnace SIZE, both
White and Red Ash, which will be sold at the low est
possible rates.
Also well selected stock of HICKORY, OAK,
and PINE WOOD. ut lowest rates. Persons IN
want Of fuel will do well To give us call minedi-
ately, determined To sci at the very lowest
prices that fuel can he obtained IN the district.
All orders left at either of yards corner of and
h sts. and Vermont avenue, Washington and cor
ner of Water and Green streets, Georgetown, will
me at with prompt attention.
DICKSON COR DON & CO..
jy Scott (States) Georgetown.
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CLOSING OUT MANTILLAS AND
- LADIES TRAVELLING BUSTERS;
10 black Silk. Lace, and Barage Mantillas, from
81 50 to SIS
20 Ladies Linen Cravilla. Plaid and DE Bage
Travelling Busters, from 80 To 81
together with large stock of Silks. Barage
Lawns, Linens, and all kinds of Ladies Dress Goods
at low prices to close the and prices which
cannot fail 10 please. GEO. r. ALLEN,
j. 7-3tt Penn. avenue next To Inth ST.
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VALLEY VIEW FARM AT AUCTION.-If
v not disposed OF at private sale before TUES
DAY the Soth of June, the property will he offered
at public sale on that day at O'Clock, p IN, the
premises.
This valuable FARM, the residence of the late
John III. King, containing about 81 acres, is well
known to be of the most beautiful and desirable
pieces OF property on the picturesque heights oi
Georgetown. ID &. Ii is IN the highest state Of Gull
nvatIon. large portion occupied a market and
ornamental garden. Several Orchards of the finest
Fruit, and large Vineyard of Catawba and isabella
Grapes. The buildings a large Family Resi-
dence, and small Cottage for a gardeners family:
stables Barn, Hay Shed, &c, IN good order There
are two beautiful springs of pure water the place
ahordlng an abundant supply for all purposes. This
description gives but faint idea of the character of
this desirable place. Persons wishing TO purchase
are invited To examine it personally. Terms at sale
ELLEN J. KING. Adm'x.
EDW'DS -. WRIGHT, Auct.
49, The ahove sale is unavOldably postponed tall
Thu RSDAY, July 9, at o'clock p. IN.
Georgetown, ID, c., July s. y sgt
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WATCH RKTrRSs.-Western l.ock-up-A9nes
White, drunk and disorderly; workhouse 20
days. Patrick Curran, do; do.
Central Station-John Butler, colOred, disor-
DERBY and resisting officers fine and costs, - Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-09

PHILADELPHIA AssoCIATION.-Lastn night, the
association Of members Of the Franklin Fire Com
pany, who are preparing for pleasure trip to the
city of Philadelphia during the app oachng fall
paradsd for the purpose of drill.
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CITY lMPRovEMENTs.-The order for paving
and grading the circle at the corner of Fourteenth
and Nj streets, where they connect with Massa-
chnsetts and Vermont avenues has been given.
and Commissioned Rawlings will proceed iinme-
dlately TO the work. The drain under the alley
between sixth and Seventh streets is now nearly
completed: This is valuable improvement of
that neighborhood, as it keeps the alley as dry
and clean as any of the paved streets. The work
OF paving the alley between Ninth and Tenth
streets, from f to + streets, was commenced yes-
terday. These alleys are under the supervision
of Commissioner Owens.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

l. Heights of Georgetown. ENQUIRE of c. r
SHEkELL at the Town House, or Isl High street.
jy 9-3t*
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VAIUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE ON
EASY TERMS-The eligibly situated New
ING, on the corner of 10th street and Virginia Ave
nue., and Immediately south Ofthe Smithsonian In
sutute, constructed of material and by mechanics
of the first class Ofthe quiet and heathfulness of
the neighbOrhood 1t is unnecessary To say a word.
III the above property Is not sold on or before the
nth inst, it Will be rented to careful and punctual
tenant.
For further particulars inquire of WII.LIAM
WARDER, corner of 18th and c SITS.
iy 6-eOSt Intepencer)
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOL-
w lowing Goods which we are prepared to sell at
q small advance of cost for cash
A very large variety of Turner Bros celebrated
LIquors,vZ:
Turner'S Ginger Wine, an excellent remedy for
Dyspepsia
Blackberry Brandy certain cure for Dlarrhea and
Dysentery
Claret, Madeira, Sherry, and Sweet Malaga Wines,
all of superior quality
Raspberry, Strawberry, Ginger, and Cherry Bran
dies, all of fine favOrs, prepared from the pure
juice of the fruit
Rose, Cinnamon. Annis, and PEPPERMINT Cordials
Curacao, Abslnthe, Essence of PEPPERMINT
Extract of Sarsapara, StOughton Bltters
Forest w Inc Bitters.
We have also on hand. supply of DIR. Wheeler's
Celebrated Sherry Wine Bitters, a splendid article
In addit ion to the above, we have at all times
large supply of the following named stock of Malt
Liquors, being the only Liquors of the kind in the
District and which cannot fail in giving satisfaction
to al who use them: Philadep hla Y Y, Burton and
xxx Pale Ale Philadelphia Brown Stout, Y Y POr-
ter, and a fine article of Lager Beer.
AS usual, supply of Mineral Water, Cider, & c.,
on hand. Army & SHINN,
JeS 81 Green street. Georgetown.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS.-l6 excel
~ lent second hand NOS, really great bar ans
Tor sale on very reasonable terms at Piano
Ware Rooms, No. SIG Penn avenue, between 81 and
10th streets. (jeS) JOHN r. ELLIS
HUNTS MANUAL. OF PHOTOGRAPHY.
vol, London. 1857
Hunts Practice of Photography, vol, London 1867
Harris Photography Smpihed, vO London, 1857
strauss Art of photography, translated from the
. German, vol, London
Snelnng's History and Practice Of Photography, l
Napiers Electro Metallurgy, I VOL, London, 1857
BakewelPs Manuel of Electricity, Practical and
Theoretical, vol, 1857
CampbelPs Textbook of Inorganic Chemistry l
vol, London
Outlines of Inorganic Chemistry. VOL, London
Parnell's Chemical Anays qualitative and GUAM
tItatIve, vol, London
Normandy $ Introduction to Roses Chemical Ana
lysls, vol, London
Galloway's Manual of Qualitative Analysis, vol,
London
GIaham's Chemistry in its Applications to the Arts,
VOL, London
Chemistry in ITS Applications to Arts and Manufac-
lures by Ronads, Richardson, and Knapp; Sv.,
Gerhardt's Chime, Organique, I vol, Paris
Introduction to Practical Organic Chemistry, VOL
jy7- FRANCK TAYLOR
IN SECOND HAND PIANOS, RANGINGIN
" price from SiS To Sl25, just received -1-~rz,
ifom baltimore. They are very good.
Also, ID hsautinl new PA NOS in stOre' 80
recently received from Boston.
new, eei oi
Remember our number is sos. near 10th street, be-
je22-
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COLUMBIA MARKET,
~ Corner 18th street and Penn. avenue.
Just arrived and for sale another invoice of that
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
The propretors of this Market take this oppor-
tunty to return thanks for the liberal patronage be-
slowed by the citizens of Washington and hope Nv
strict personal attention. with moderate charges 10
merit its continuance.
je 3-2taw4w MALLARD & DUVAL.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF PIANOS ME
j lodeons, Music, Musical Instruments ana Mn
sIcal Merchandise In general IN Washington Civ ia
al ~, JOHN r. ELI.IS'S.
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FOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE on
L IL between 10th and 2lst streets, with good ba ok
yard and alley. A permanent good tenant can have
the same for $3.50 per year. Apply to ROBERT
SUTTON'S. iy 8-eo3t.
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DOOMS FOR RENT.-MISS MORLEY,
~ having taken the house recently occupied by
Mrs. Anderson, two doors from the KIIkwOod House,
IS prepared to rent PARLORS and LODGING
ROOMS, together or separately, furnished or unfur-
nlshed. and, if desired, will also furnish Board or
Breakfast, and Tea To such wish dine hotels
or Gauter's. The rooms large and airy and
very pleasant for summer residences. Apply at ZIG
Penn. avenue. lie 2-lm
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. For
"A sale A FARM OF 5i3 acres, in Culpeper Coun-
~, virginia, one mile from Mltches Station on the
Alexandria and Orange Railroad. The soil is natu-
rally excellent; and NAV economically and easily be
improved, so that II will produce as fine crops as
are grown anywhere In the United States lis acres
IN heavy timber, much of II suitable for ship timber
Tor which there mar kets to be reached by means
OF the railroad also large quantity of cord wood
that may he sold 10 the Railroad Company at remu-
neratIve prices. The bu dngs are ali on a hill. and
with small repairs may be made comfortable for the
residence of family The place is well watered,
and embraces every desirable convenience. As one
OF the JOINT owners of this Farm resides i'm the
West; and is determined to sell IL, il will be sold
great bargain, on very accommodating terms.
Persons dis posed to purchase NAV inquire for fur
Their particulars To w. ID. WALLACE, editor of
The Star. Washington City, who knows the prem
Ises. iy'g-tG
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POLICE REPORTs.-rhe reports of Of the police
officers to the Chief of Police, for the week end
ing July ith, show total of IS cases-l1 United
states and % Corporation cases
Several OF the officers had not reported In
the Fourth District there il one officer less than
heretofore, Mr.. Francis Ward having resigned 70
take another position and in the Sixth District
one officer disabled. Mr. Robinson
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RALhO0NS MADE OF TISSUE PAPER
- and lndIa Rubber with Sponge for Spirit Gas for
uay anu hlgnt ascension. Just received at
Je-V II. j. MCLAUGHLIN & cos.
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WAsHINGTON AIHHNEUM. This association
Of young gentlemen met last evening in the Al
dermen's Chamber, City Hall, for the purpose of
discussion the question being upon the relative
powers of influence of the Press and Pulpit
Some well put arguments We're delivered by
Messrs Matteson and Crandell of the association
and by Mr.. Crawford an honorary member
This room was granted to the association for
Its weekly meetings by d recent act of the Board
OF Aldermen. These meetings are public, and
last evening we noticed several venerable and
eminent CT liens present who appeared to be
highly pleased with the discussion
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SOMETHING NEw.-The bed canopies adver-
tised by Alexander, (upholsterer, north side of
Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and Thir-
eenth Streets are capital things for the season.
light, handy, roomy, airy, graceful, and exceed
ingly useful. They can be placed over any bed
stead, and when so placed, without shutting out
the air. embrace an insurance against being trou-
bled with flies when one takes one's afternoon
naPj and against mosquitoes at night. They are
really - something new under the sum-
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FOR RENT;-A two-story BRICK Dwell
l. LING, with back building and fine yard at
tached, situated street, between 18th and lith
streets. The house could be made one of the best
business stands In Washington, being within few
session given the LIST of July. Apply to FRANCIS
MILLER, Family Grocer, corner of + and 18th SITS.
lie l8-tf InteD
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DOR OLD POINT AND NORFOLK.

The Steamer MARYLAND will, on the 9th of
July, commence running regularly to IT,
The above places, leaving Washington 8 sssaiaAiN
NESDAY and STATUE DAY at o'clock m. Re
turning will leave Norfolk every MONDAY and
THURSDAY at o'clock p. III.
She will touch. going and returning. at OLD
POINT. PINEY POINT, BLACKISTONE'S
ISLAND, and the usual landings on the Potomac
Passage: including meals, to Old Point and Nor
folk, FIVE DOLLARS.
Je Soft WIN. MITCHELL.
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BANK OF METRoLIs AT the stockholders
meeting, on Monday last, the following gentle
men were elected Directors of the Bank of the
Metropolis for the ensuing twelve months:
Charles Hill, Thomas Carbery, Lewis Johnson
VIM. II. Todd, George Parker, X p Dunlop,
George Lowry, Stephen p. Franklin, and George
w Graham.
Gas AssEssMENTs-The Commissioners of the
various Wards are making up the assessments OH
the property fronting upon streets lighted with
gas, for the payment of the expense OF the gas
This is task requiring great care in order that
the assessments shall bear equally upon the prop
erty holders. -
SALEs.-Wall * Barnard auctioneers sold YES
teTday afternoon at auction the beautiful country
seat of the late 4. Hoover, Esq to John Little
and j. ID. Hoover, Esq. The price obtained was
about seventeen thousand dollars
A. Green, auctioneer, sold lot 30 in square An =,
TO Frank Geier, at ten cents per foot.
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A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-
"A DENCE FOR SALE offer for sale my HOUSE.
ana LOT In the upper part of the village of Bladens
Durg situate ed opposite the residence OfC. G.. HYATT
nrably suited to gardening purposes. The improve
lnents consist of a new and convenient dwelling,
built OF the best materials and i'm the very best man
ner; III has In II hive good rooms above the has
ment. which is made of stone two feet thick and
perfectly dry. Also, large Office, with two rooms !;
stable, carriage hOuse, wood house, and other ne
cessary Out-houses. There is n never-failing pump
This property presents advantages to one de
string quiet country home, or Ia ply stefan wish
ing country location. IL Is convenient tn a good
school and churches of different denominations. A
spa spring, whose medicinal properties too well
known To need mentioning here.
The above property will be ut private sale until
the Sd of the present month; If not sold 10y that time
premises. Terms made known tie day of
SALE E0r further particulars address the subscri-
OfJ fEH %nsSf.s GsTfsRsn g.
DOR RENT.-One three story BRICK HOUSE,
Il situated on + street, between I'd and Sd. con-
tanning SIX rooms. For terms apply to J. ROVER,
on LIST street, between and h. jy 7-5tr
DOR RENT.-A Pleasant SCHOOL ROOM,
u with two other rooms, If wanted. on 9th street,
ROOM on 7th between Fl and /. jy 7-lwt
EOR SALE.-A comfortable new FRAME
l. HOUSE, IN the'Northern Liberties. A bargain
required, and long credits given for the deferred
Also; a BUILDING LOT in the First Ward
(near the Circe) can be purchased without q ca sin
'"''"' anu o long 0r Fl. u. EpRNSssiDALE,
yS-lm 5Sf NJ ST., or through the Post Office.
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EKANGIPANI,
Il THE EVERLASTING PERFUME.
Soaps, SatcIels, POmades, and Handker chief tx
tracts Of this very superior Perfume just received
and for sale at MOORE'S
West End Drug Store,
jy 7-6t INTEL lis Pa. avenue.
i Fly Brushes, Wire Dish Covers. Double Ice
Pitchers, RefrigeratOrs, Travelling Baskets selling
low, and going rapidly, at
ieI8 q. FRANCIS. 400 7th street.
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E>OR RENT.-Two WAREHOUSES; on 9Th
street, between Pennsy lvana and Missouri ave
nues: For terms, &C., apply to j. b. WILSON.
NO. ST Penn. avenue. je elm
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PETTY oFFENcE.-This morning, two little
boys Were arrested by Officer King for stealing
mineral water from the wagon of Army X Shinn.
They were taken before Justice Dom and com.
United 10 Jail. such offences of daily occurrence
are repeated arguments in favor of the erection OF
house Of correction for the reformation of these
Juvenile Offenders. " '"''
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NQTlCE.-F URNISHEDP ARLORS and BEL
at the northeast corner of F and nth sts jy 9-3t
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EARM FOR SALE.-A FARM Of 10 acres with
W. crop IN ground, situated abont 10 miles from
washington, near the 18th ST. Plank DAD about 80
acres of which is cleared and under cultivation.
Terms OF sale One-half cash balance in 4 wears
IL not sold ut private sale before Wednesday the
9th of this month. July will be sold at public sale
on the premises, on that day.
For further information enquire of A. F. HINES,
on the premises. or of c. NJ. HINES, Druggist, 100
Penn avenue, WashingtO ID. c. iy 9-eOt29th
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EOR RENT.-A modern built HOUSE. contain
i ing II rooms comfortably furnished, In delight
ervations, and ding an extensive view of the
city, the rlver and Georgetown 1t has gas through
out water and bath room. To a careful tenant the
rent will be moderate. Inquire at 4O4 street sec
Ond door from 18th street. ie2 PATTI
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end III ber roenness preseated 70 t6e public mind The
process OF contraction and LIQUIDATION has commenced In
our railroad osmpsnes Aed must 20 us<i thorough
reform ovcraAes the entire interest involves In those In
yostant works u internal improvement
The annexed saseent exhibits the value u foreign dry
goods imported into Ibis port during the wssk and nos
JAa. ], v eAOl'of The past hrss ysAr;-
AoysaAzas In Fosnou DxY Gos,a
Entered u THO port. o39 1857 slssso,2 ssosa sss
Thrown on market. 2,'67,37s l,s7b;a5b lsll,lit
Since Janl 1865. 1859. 1857.
Thrown on masket.. ~ ,32e,sA 10 37e eg8 1885 s78
The crowded stale Of columns com ,e rs 70 DON.
dense uSusl weekly notice Of the dry ucsds trade into
few words. We may remark, In = general way that,
making all due allowance for The disturbed stale OF the
money market tho trade for shs boon good both
70 the South and Wes and fewer fail have occurred
than we're TO have been anticipated ro, the pressure
which has prevailed in other directions Neither doas-
Ito nor foreign staple goodn have undergone any po-snt
change In prices. Tho auction sales Of the week have
been large, embracing In their range saa wis., ribbonr
silks, &c which have ~ . general thing boon vol AZ
tended BY city and out or town deaers; and prices
were all things considered, well sustained Tns troubles
In Wall street did not to be fol: to tho Same extent in
the auction rooms, In tia general movements OF tho
trade Tkesxports Of cotton piece goods continued 70 DO
light
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40 soUTBEkN AsD wEsrERs MEkCH ANTS.
& d. ss rsss g. s,.s
Sso pa1s aoosoa, sssou 'A'''
the i'sssHs:
Holland a. prioss whch mus: dey al competition. -
As IDENTIFY q f ss siS ' sReS b.
beg .adaos &. esu:s. which have sSsO.sa % seom
Of e sehnApps demands aad Inc sduc
To those among y friends who for many Year, have tested
Tie purity osmy schiedAn schnApps rnnecessary 70
lned by the arlyss ssimony the
% be s ss r0 :: no,os. s
Ing iis inhibition.
~. $ q, ses . -Dr s
rope and as,orsd with NE n.est a sa uoper h.. rs ef
fecy harm that when carried 70
I ss fos A. he Of the spa
rous saurasd and destructive compounds sold under INC
ne os.sry acquired y my sehiossg ssan,Rg. through
the public snd Injurious myself cupdilT d
r IN Ss so q s un 2 MOI
and thus iOposng the mmunty thei, dele ertoas and
NV have dared % ps.s farSss on ss oaso sa
sn@ he * sSaoe = ssa q
mins. -, -,
vored % surround scbnappa have been evaded
legally eu meAry By se suhI OF srasne 70 other
Am sorry to admit tia, hi. trick has, IA cas,s
sgss y he Ss.s ~a s' S e
yessd the seemingly hidden OF injury.
cannot but hp,, for the cit ~ the public,
prices oiler my srho1am sohnapps will aside
The temptation adulte own base
compounds which have claims " tbs 's Of Bchisdam
schl app. .h.i which AZ from ulls printed labels
There polhng connected with my astAbl shmen
which desire conceal from the pub former been
unezapled The United Stes and the always opoa
inspection.
No additional security which give th- oonmu.
niiy imposition In purchasing srhnapps
abal be wanting required, sad shA mold II " be
who shall attempt BY sny Impose
fellow cizens sSueraed article, under name
dsfUr for ffar.
shall infringe my legal rights coun,erf-ng either my
supply Inc country trade ri Ae lowest aarkei ,rsce.
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WINDOW SHADES
w IMPROVEMENTS AND ENTERPRISE
MARRIAGE AND pYATBa
Married..

AIIn-ADAM-On Thursday Sept. 10, by the Row. D.
Dickson, Mr. WnIIAh ALLEN TO Aiss ALICIA ADAMS, bth Of
this city.
AsDasws-sxrH-0u Thursday Sept. 8, by the Rev
Dr. BurchArd, Mr.. I,sAH Asossws 70 Aiu HUusrrA n.
Smith, both OF this city.
nrIooUn-lrlUnDAy.-lu this city, on Thursday,
Sept TO- by The Rev. ID Chapman, Mr. JoAQurs BsrAs-
eouIr, Esq. TO Miss CAsDAD LlQUnsDAY, all or Cuba
BIsE,S-DsL yRoomo Al g. Jamcs' Cathedral Brook
lyn en- Tuesday Sept 8, by The Rev. Thomas Walsh Mr.
RoBsRI D. BAszrr Of bridgeport, Conn.,, to Miss
yoonge daueh or the late Charles and Eliza Del vec
chic, OF this c,ty.
Bridgeport and California papen pIcase copy.
CoNwsL-AYRRs.-On ruesda. evening, Sept l, by the
Rev James he, residing ut No 20 Seventh s:rees, Mr.
Thomas CosrxL, Of Dsnbury, Conn, 70 Miss SUSAN JAss
kIsss, or tois city.
BUIsr-CAlyss-A. Eewburg, Thursday evening
Sept TO- by the Row NJ N. cI aren, GSoRos HULsv Esq
OF Newowu, L. W kiss Ass ELIZA CALYsx, daughter a
Chas. Caiyer, or the former place
PUspy-DAvs-Cn rhurseay mfrRing, Sept 10, By the
Rev Mr. Reach, OF the Allen street ~ L. church OcAz
PuEDy TO aABAH AnW daughter OF Thomas o Davis ESQ
Rns,Ea-hUssHY.-on Wednesday. Sept Q, al the resi-
depcs OF the BRIDES father oy the Row Peck ID D.
Mr.. CHArsAn Rxsyn TO aABAa MUsPaY eli OF tn city
New ursais and Orange county papers please copy.