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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-21
st. Paul Markets.
AiSNEsorIAx OFFICE, }
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AIss Max =, OFFICE,
close OF navigation has made but little change in
'he markets. ana from this until spring, they will pre-
sent but little interest. Trade still continue. dull,
ing to the depression Of the money market, and Tho
main business observable has been created bv the de-
mand from the interior.
Most OF our have large stocks on hand and
sufficient to supply the demand during the tedious
val Of accommodation with the South.
We quote below the ruling prices of the Markets now
FLOUR-Has been declining some time but is now
stationary at low prices. Extra, IS 5Oa36O0 super6ne
s6,OOaS6,25. Rye, IS per Dbl Graham, 5000 per Dbl
oATs-Have still downward tendency 6Oc per bu
| is the present rate.
CoRN-we quote from sales at 95cas1 per bn; Corn.
meal sz'zo per sack; Beans, $3.50 per bu Bran and
Shorts, u, so per cwt.
EGGS-3Oc per doz
BUTTER.-Best Hrkin, 80 to Csc DER lb.
DRIED FRUIT.-Peachss, 10 to zoe per Ib.: AppIes.
almost none in market
PROVISIONS.-Pork, $2SaS30 per bbl; Hams 2Oc
per ID; Potatoes 4oc bu. Cheese 1sa1sc per h.;
Beans $S,ooaS375 per bu.; Fresh Fish, Sasc per h.
Dried Fish, sa10c per h.;
FRESH MEAT-Beef, 12a1ac; Mutton, 15a2Oc; Pork
19a15c; Veal, 15a20c: Chickens, sOOa$3 so per doz
GROCERIES Coffee, 14a2Oc Brown Sugar, 1aa14c:
Refined Sugar, 15a17c; Crushed and Powdered Sugar.
l1aZ0c Tea, oOa8Oc Rice, 6aSc Moasse Soc aS1 Svr.
up, 81 ,0oa$l 49, Star Candles, 3OaS5c per h. Taov
Candles, 1sa2Oc; Lard OIL .4oa1 60 per gall Salt ss,s
per sack, $3.50 bbl Vinegar 1sa2Oc per gal Tai
low, 12a13c per h.. Lard, 20a22c per To-
The supply Of Groceries is good, and the stores well
stocked with most articles we quote.
MISCELLANEOUs.-Green Apples, 30 p.r bu.: Ct.
Paul Lime, 81 per Dbl. Alton Lime, e. rs per bbl
HAY-Froru Is to $40 per ton; the supply il large,
owing to the foresight Of farmers and no one need fear
SUCH prices again ruling as were asked last spring.
LUMBER.-There has been = decrease Of 20 per cent
In the price OF lumber Of late The ruling are as
follows: Common, $140O per thousand feet Flooring,
$zoaSo; Siding, $25a25 Shingles, &559a36 Lath $500
as3lo; Dimension STUFF, $500; Clear Boards, s2Oa25
WOOD has been somewhat cheaper Of late Best
Oak, $oOOa550; dry, river wood, IS OOaO 90 There is
a large quantity of the latter Oh hand.
LIVE STOCK.-Beef on foot, $Sa SO per cvt. Mich
Cows, $S5 to $780, Work Oxen, $125 to $500 per yoke
Green Hides, 4c ptr h.; Dry Hides, 1Oc per h.
WEIGHTS OF GRAIN, &C.-we annex standard ia
BILE of weights of grain and other articles which NAV be
valuable for reference in connection with our arketre.
ports. Wheat, 60 lbs Corn sheled, Sc lbs; Corn, on
cobb 70 lbs; Rye 56 lbs; Oats, 80 lbs Barley, 46 lbs
Buckwheat, 45lbs; Sweet Potatoes tOlbs Beans lbs
Bran, 20 lbs Glover Seed, 60 lbs; Hemp Seed as lbs
Timothy Seed, 45bs Irish Potatoes GO lbs Onions 81
lbs; Blue Grass Seed ii lbt; Dried Peaches, SO lbs
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The Illinois Banks.

The Springfield correspondent of the St.
Louis Republican, under date of the 10th
writes
Our Auditor of State informs me that the
Banks are getting along well. and will no
doubt he all right henceiorward. There j..
still some doubt as to whether one or two Of
them will make good their securities, in ac-
c"r'lancc with the call made upon them some
time since by the Commissioners. 1t is prob
able they will, but should they not, the re-
cent rise in the price of stocks will make
them good, or nearly SO. Illinois money is
no longer below other currency, but, on the
contrary, is above it, in this State.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-21

ANOTHER HIsToRY OF MINNEsorA.-Rev
E. d. NELL proposes to issue complete his
tory OF Minnesota the coming winter provi-
ded announcements given to the enterprise.
we feel sure our citizens will subscrlb liber-
ally for such work, for no man is better
qualified to write not only an interesting but
an accurate history of our Territory, than
Rev. f. l.. Neill. So says the Times.
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SIR Colin CAMpBELL-The London Post
says that Sir Colin Campbell left Calcutta on
the llth OF September to place himself at
the head of the European force, which the
Government had provided with every des-
cription OF marching material for campaign
of eight months. 1t is believed that as Sir
Collins army advances, the insurgents will
dispense, and abandon Delhi for the noun
tains.
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AN INJUDIClOUs MovEMENr-The New
York papers say that the American Indust RI
al Association Of that city are about shipping
lot of paupers to the West. Under ordi-
nary circumstances we would approve of this.
as employment, good wages and cheap living
would greet them wherever they could Co.
But to send them out now, in mid-winter al
most, will be but adding to the burdens of
many western cities who have poor of their
own to support.
The winter is no time to emigrate. or to
ship hordes of unemployed to the Vest
Though much work is to be done in the win
ter time in the country generally, the field is
already occupied. But next spring open the
gates, and let the army Of half starved labor
ers and mechanics who have been dragging
away tedious winter in the East, seek
homes, plenty, and independence in the rich
and fertile West, where they can secure them
selves against reverses, hard times, and all
their attendant trains Of evils.
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A SOUTH CAROLINA CoMPLIMENT.-Col.
w. S. Dogan recently delivered an agricultu-
raj address before the Laurens Is. c. Agri-
cultural Society. The Society requested a
copy for publication The Colonel declined,
remarking in his reply
Il must say. in all candor, that think the
speech referred to is not entitled to the Con.
sderation you are disposed to give it.
l wrote it simply for the highly intelligent
and brilliant auditory uho heard lis deiiU-
erU"
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A SEVERE SroRM.-Y esterday forenoon
the white fixes common ced descending, and
continued during the greater part Of the day,
with wind from the north, quite furiously,
sometimes. But little depth of snow, how
ever, fell; sufficient, though, to make sleigh
ing tolerablc, aud cause young America to re-
joice in prospect of jolly times coasting and
sledding.
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GsN. SwaxcER, an old and respectful e
c,tizen of Lebanon, Ohio, committed suicide
the ether day. He was an "old bachelor"
and said he was tired Of living" Eshel-
man, of the Chll,cothe Advertiser will please
notice the above sad result If sugle blessed
ness and sweep" or reform" -Sensca .4d-
uertissT. ...
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CITY ITEMS.

AURORA BcREALIs.-A most brilliant dis
play Of the Northern Lights was observable
on Tuesday night for more than an hour
The spires Of light shot up almost to the ze-
NTH and pictured in luminous phantasmago-
r'a' castles, and crags, and churches, against
the cold dark blue back aground of the heav-
ems, changing, dying away, anon shooting up
again, and wavering across the scene, in a
most singular manner. 1t is said to be
Representation of cold weather.
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SKATING.-Those fond of this art are hay
ing good port on the numerous ponds
sloughs, &c, around the city now. Quite a
party were gliding over the crystal surface
of the slough between the embankment along
the Upper Levee and the bluff, yesterday.
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PERsoAL.-Senator Summer, in letter
says Il shall return to the United States
during the month of November"
Gov. BrssELL, of Illinois, is at present in a
very precarious condition, and suffering Sc
verely from the disease under which he has
been laboring for years.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-21

The FIREMENs HATs.-The hats design
ed for the use of Hope Engine Co. No. 1.
have arrived. They are of the most excel
lent description and the best in use in any
Western city.
The hats are made of black leather, and
are termed % comb" The front of the pri-
Yates hats will be black, with the name and
number in white. The Officers, hats will be
white fronts, with the name and number Of
the Company in black.
Specimens can be seen at Mr.. Levoy's sad
d'erJ store, or at Keser & Reihls.
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Troubles in Utah.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 13.

W ASHINGTON, NOV. To.
Gen. Cass to day received letter from
Judge Eckels, Chief Justice of Utah, who is
on his way to that Territory, beyond Fort
Lawrence, stating that an express had arriv-
ed, bringing INTEL gence Of an attack on the
U. S. Quarter Master strain hy the Mormons,
in which seventy eight army wagons with
their contents were destroyed.
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A MIsrAKE.-In yesterdays report of
council proceedings, we stated that a motion
of AID. McGrorty's was laid on the table,
The motion to table was defeated and it was
the original resolution that passed. The
'noise and confusion" induced the error.
The superb accommodations afforded to
p'ess reporters in this body should be charg-
ed with the error. They are compelled to
sit on bench at one side of the room. in q
dark corner, and use their knees or hat crowns
as tables, with crowd standing between
them and the railing. No wonder mistakes
occur.
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New York Money Matters.

NEW 7 DIRK, Nov. IL.
The improvement in business continues
There We're very large sales OF stocks at the
lst board, amounting to upward OF $s2,O0O,-
600, the prizes un Ter the Arabia's adv,ces
advancing from one to eight per cent. on the
whole line Many of the country banks have
replied to the irregular resolutions of the
Clearing House, approving the proposed ar
rangement.
The Farmers Bank, Bri lgeport, Conn.,,
and the Manufactures, Bank, Manchester,
Conn.,, were both thrown out to-day by the
Metropolitan.
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Cold WEATHER.-Yesterday might be
urged as fair sample of cold weather.-Ear-
ly in the morning the mercury marked the
chilly figure of 0! Everybody INDUCED in
an extra SILVER as they made the acquaint-
ance of this gentleman for the first time this
season, and scud for warm rooms, and good
fires.
The wood sawyers trade was brisk ycste r.
day. Indeed, as class, they are bus'er than
any other lot of persons, and very probably
they do not regard themselves as practical
philanthropists contributing so much to the
comfort of the people-losng sight of this
higher sphere, We reckon they only reflect on
the twelve shllings per cord tho owner of the
wood pile will contribute to them.
A cold north wind blew all day long, and
rendered it unpleasant to be out.
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CITY ELEcrIoN.-The Times says that
Sherwood Hough has taken steps to contest
the ELECTION Of Edward Heenan as Register
OF Deed upon the ground that the latter is
not citizen of the United States. The mat
ter will be argued in the District Court in
December next.
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THOSE in want of their winters supply of
groceries and provisions, would do we'll to
call upon our young and enterprising friends
Mcssrs. Gillet & Perkins, who have recently
opened, in that line, ON the levee. They al
ways keep on hand fresh supply, and sell
at as low figures as any house in the city.
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A NICE ARRANG EMENr.-We have found
out why We meyer get the St. Anthony
Meas until about ten days after it is publish
ed. The Post Office Clerks at St. Anthony
send the St. Paul package to Dubuque, where
it is distributed" -- jolly wise ar
rangement that.
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We wear7 1-2.-Minneso,inn

We wear l-2.-Minnesosian.
Pumpkins are generally large and usually
hollow Times.
We know no one better qualified to judge,
from actual possession, Of pumpkin heads,
than the writer of that prodgious piece of
wit. 1t must be so.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 13.
A bill to sustain the credit of the State
was before the Legislature yesterday. The
bill provides for mill tax. and also to collect
the two per cent. fund claimed by the State
from the U. S.
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THEY are having good fire Department
organised in Winona. They have just received
a new "Masheen," which is the Second one in
that place. This reminds US painfully Of
our wants in that line.
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A WEEKLY MAIL TO SUpER1oR.-Special
Agent Preston of the Post Office Depart
ment, has just completed an arrangement
with T. B. Galusha & Co., by which there
will be weekly mail to Superior from hence
forward, starting each way on Monday.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. IL

The steamer Dick Keys, which took Wal
ker from the mail boat in Mobile Bay, has
returned, having placed the fIiibusters on
Walkers steamer Fashion, which has sailed
for Nicaragua. The whole force consists of
about 400 men, with about 100 stands of
arms, and large quantity of munitions and
provisions sufficient for 3 or months.
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ABOUT half the rank and file of the Demo-
cracy of Chicag, support the whisky shops
in Sum 'ner. In Winter they expect the Re-
publicans to support them. Comfortable and
patriotic way to live, that.
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"NARY RED GUARDS" is the name OF a
new company just organized in New York.
A battalion of chaps qualified to mach under
that fas might be scared up in this city
easy
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The COLUMBUS RIoTERs.-Two of these
are now confined i'll the Ramsey County jail,
as there is no such Institution in Anoka Co..
in which the outrage was committed.
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Walker Off Again.

It appears that filhbustcr Walker is off a
gain with party Of men, with which to al
Gct Nicaragua. We can hardly account
for the information which induces men to fol-
low about this desperate, unless it is be-
cause they have similar taste for human
blood.
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The undersigned, Assignee, Of Miss r. A. Baker,
specially announces to the Ladies of ST. Paul and vi
entity that the establishment heretofore will be car
ried on in order to dispose of all the goods
All wishing to purchase goods in this line do
New York cost. Miss D. having made large Fall and
Winter purchases Of New York and Paris Millinery, those
doing business in that line be supplied at New York
cost and carriage.
N. D. Miss B. will still be In attendance upoa all who
may wish to purchase.
nov10d1w. j. O. A. WARD, Assignee.
ITO RENT!-A GOOD Two sTORY
l. Dwelling House, on Pearl street, contracting rooms
three above and three below also Kitchen. good
Well Of Water, good Cellar and good out-heus-s.-an
enclosed Apply to J. O. A. WARD.
IN CONSIGNMENT.-JUS RECEIVED
~ and for sale Commission,
50 Barrels Lard Oil,
% Z" Linseed Oil,
IS Whale OIL
The above Lot Of Oils will be closed out for cash At ~
cents per gallon less than the market price.
novl1-dn. WIN. C0NSTANS, Lower Lsvee.
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A Providence man, having occasion to re-
ceiye a small sum from correspondent in an
other city, gave the following very improper
direction: "As ali property is unsafe, and ex-
changes are SO shockingly deranged, you may
remit the balance in rum"
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United States Senator.

JACKSON: Miss } Nov. Is.
Hon. A. G. Brown has been re-nominated
by the Democrats for United States Sen tor.
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POLICEMEN on TEAR Two we'll known
policemen were on regular bender on Thurs
LAY night City Scrip is taken at par, prob
ably, at ar-rooms.
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Anticipated Assault Of the Mob upon
the Sub.Trcasury in New York.
Special Dispatch to the Philadelphia Press.

Tn view of the recent telegraphic reports
from New York, learn that the President,
through the proper Department, has issued
orders for the protection Of the property OF
the United States i'll that city. Col. Harris
lett New York III obedience to these orders,
and it is presumed to take command OF the
United States forces there. The information
from New York, which is current in the cir
Giles of Washington, is that the mob have
conceived the design of pilla:ins the bank
and Snb-TreasuIer buildings IF their gold and
silver deposits. The design, if even contem-
plated, will be frustrated by the prompt and
efficient measures taken by the Administra-
ton,
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JOHN DIAMOND, the renowned "dancer"
ann "Ethiopian singer" died in Philadelphia
q few days ago, aged 81
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SLE1GHs were coursing through the streets
quite merrily yesterday, although the sleigh
ing was not extra good.
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The St. Anthony Ne'rs says the Shakopee
Herald is published by B. Rufflan, and edited
mostly by R. G. Whisky.
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We arc indebted to Judge Tullis for CHI
cago papers Of the l4;h, and New York pa
pers of the 10th.
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FHE whole amount of fines collected by
the City Justice for last week was So! Tru-
ly, we are moral people.
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CITY ITEMS.
TE4ERMOMErRICAL RECORD

KPORrED MINNESOrIAN BY DAY 4 jerks, DRUG
GIsrs, CoRNkR OF THIRD AND CEDAR STREETS.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE A SNAIL
w Tract of Land near the City, Gay Ten or Twenty
Acres) improved land preferred. Enquire of
BRAINARD PENNCCK.
st Paul, Nov. II, 1857-w1ns
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Eurouean Correspondence Of the MIN.
nesOtlQn.-NO.1 1.

Contents-Arrival In Port-Cnstem House customs
Snn,hampton its Appearance-Style Of Building-The
Hotel system, &c Curious Customs Of the Dining
Department-Impol ness Of English Railway Oih-
c.rs-Railway Tray cling, and Cars-Wo men's Rights
in Eugland-A Contrast to American Courtesy, &c.
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CLERICAL W1r.-The Rev. d. Cot
New York,is as noted for his wit as for his ell
oauence. One of his friends rec ntly remark
Ell to him that the currency was deranged."
IL should think it was" replied the doctor,
"for we hear that ten mills do not now make
one ccnt.-Boston TRANSCRIPT
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NJ 0eoess ,.aw r. w.sus a. Pstr.sII p q Probst 3.
s dSss L vSnr Ella s.sr, P.esuss q oase,y;!srs
Serrs.t. i,avn q: Pain. Peter. Mscato J. Quol
sevfe snd lady, 70 -reu, nahsnd AND two sons L.
w:ase i.Sy and two children Ise%s.o .evrons Una.
.aect Wbeeg r. a. Morrison. eevy, Hamilton; e. W. j.
'Wo6hcrspoou q Hsble-Total l63
IN TIE Ramona, Fo8 HAnBUEas
Ferd Hoffman sophie ebert 10 Hermsu. Rraderuou Csi
Sehwsnemsnp ION der Aaeu lady, tSo children ID
dan three Oh idren and
sobt Oscar trsos, Ia A sugny sss h1ks, Jacob Res'e
Sotomhy, JuM Kruger AMI Two nhdren; an desda ist
line Hyos child Josanne ssmn rfald ssIsw
Tuius HoGnpsy Thfrase 9zay Ca!hsrne Good Vii
ehmana Fr fetermAnn Jcn-ph fenaes Mis-. Bark Fria-
Msbakec 01soie Claus "sItebm.n Gustav Palmqpert
Yherees Mosr 0usavus ,Ars Peter Thompson Ds 3oa
DR. y. ken, 'Ars,en Luther. Sklemoa wife sud
c6ih-sad 50 In the steerage Toia-llI
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CITY CvmmEnCIAL RGPvRr.

CTIkp<I, Auf' l. 1907
F1oca-Ths narks, vu without change OF IA mcn,,
while there errncr feeling manifested The saos
embraced ssoui 5000 1000 bbs nciud az 2,oss
Southern for e-por Included the sales superf,o
susie al % s5a 81 40, and extra At 90 20 ass T5
wnAr Tho market for new pr wac hrm, while old
unchanged The sales embraced 900 bushels p Gao
Mar land NJ ~ es, 200 do Canadian fair old White ~
81 S., and 3,Coo DO. kiwsasie clo5 ~ 81 IS.
Cows less buoysnt, sni ciosed heavy, While saes
were confined 70 10000 1900 bushels Western 2s'sd
81 soc. q 200
Poaz Vas srm, with sales Of 200 300 bbAs aess,
sold regular way At f2s Is. and 1900 Dds "a, do
hvsrsbie Ia 90 days, sellers OPT on, nj f2t
coszoS w1 arm, With salts Of 500 800 bans ruil
picsa ,.-
WsrHrv Sales OF GOO 100 bbs were cold On Tue spot
NJ 81 &c $40 with COM dsrabls smoint TO arrive within
the range.
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Personal intelligence.
nuvAp1rnro

In the ses hip Florida for ss.snnss-sr j. Ionyleg
j. q. COose Nrs thce ~r W Storey ard lady sut
Ricsar son ard 'sdv. r.. r. NJ Vincent U. g. A, M. ..
Napier M y. T. Deiyt.d M. n. Bloseem. Mr., y. X.
Brown, Mrs " NJ Kes, Hss Zeal Mrs II. KNAPP Master
Krarp, and ten In stesrsEs
10 the steamship Jsn.s'owu, Tor Norfolk &c-s Anus
,ssl q. p. Andrews, r. RAYMOND, J. N worhy, H. ".
wercswulle a. wey mouth, Rehbu, Charles 81 Bellows,
MIss Alice ksyner, sss Fsyper, Francis Cecil " q.
NunSv Edwin Jamea Charles rsyler and lady, Lieut. o. n
Hei dreu Mrs Ea QqLn and dsugher Chsrles Button,
Edv MAYO Warren Banker ship A. Brooks lAdl and
" Nks Ma, 'cRse Mss MoW0ody, 7. z. Nhiuaore,
U-n - aud y ia seerage.
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MARRIAGE AND rHArHl
Married

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Monday, July y, by the gs,.
Dr Downing, Nv. r7Asurs HoyIxAa 10 Ms Eaxs
PAUlr, daughter OF John J. Hatbas
Philadelphia papors pease copy.
lSGU oeBY-hOoDa-op Thursday, July %, n ths 3e
rean Pap'isf church, OF redfori and Dovmn
streets, by tho aev Or Dowips. Mr. WSuAs rsossr.s
to Ms AAaT Hoe-ss, youngest daughter OF NJ hssry
WsnmaiGr, Nj Of this city,