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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-13
Educational.

pLAINFIELD ACADEMY, -
NEAR CARLISLE, Pa.
November 2. -I- S'-'ionoes
The subscriber viii be in Washington October Ie,b
aho VIII call on those who nav leave their address
WIN y Myer, Esq. No. 49, 8th street or address
Circulars at this Office. 80 -
,o.r NJ; n. n. BURNS,
EVENING CLASSES are now forming 81 the
- central Academy, corner of r. and 10th strcets
ne exercises Will commence "Wednesday evening
A complete system OF Figures Is taught In q new
concise, and simple method.
oos ). MERCHANT, PrIncrrsl.
RROOKEVILLE ACADEMY,
MONIG0MhRY COUNTY, MD.
The course OF study embraces Ancient and Mod
eTn Languages, Sciences, Mathematics nd ortilua
y English Branches. TerG.s fo- Board and Tuition
SIS0 per annum. Catalogues may he obtained at
5alarty ne's Seventh street, By add ess!ng the
Principal at BIookevIlie, Md.
+. q. .PRETTYMAN, A. NJ.
sc <o-iih Principal.
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Dentistry, &c,

nR. WILLARD. DENTIST, LATE OF CHI
~ CAso, would res pectiuly inform the cit <-
lzens OF the Distinct and vicinity, that hav- SFfEs
ing located himself In Washington, he is SOIlo
now prepared To perform all operations in his profes
Sion, IN the most approved style. .-
cfhce, No. 25o, Penn. avenue, adjoining Gauter's
inn "
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Dancing.
EASHIONABLE DANCING.

PROF. Fl. w, MUNDER most respectfully an
nopnces To his frieIds. former patrons, and o2
public generally, that his SohoOl. corner 9ih -
and ID street. Is now open for instruction IN ~
the above beautiful aud necessary accomplish IN
InenI, every Tuesday and ThuTsds- afternoon from
until O'Clock, for young Lsdtes. Misses, and Mas
ters, snd on the same evenings from ~ until o.
q clock. for Gentlemen.
Prof NJ. is prepared to Introduce some OF the hn-
est Dsnccs that has ever heen introduced IN
thus or any other City IN the couBtTy.
All those who WIsn TO prepare for the approaching
gay season, would do well 20 ;OIH the above classes
as early As possible.
". Blades and Gentlemen who desire 70 form
private tasses or to receive INSTRUCTION Gngly
do so on Tuesday. "Wednesday, or THURSDAY nlarn-
ing from 9 until llh O'Clock. &C j-eotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-13

AC6CsTE PsRor.-This individual, who Great
ed 80 much sensasion, short time since, by his
effort TO escape, and who wassent back TO France
under the eSradition treaty, was uied in that
country and acquitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-13

AZ -bxrRhORDISARY GANs-oF CHEss-A
very extraordinary feat was performed on Sat
urday night in Twelfth street New York. by
German, last from Iowa He has come to con-
test the highest prize in the Grand Tournament
lie played three games with three opponents at
the 'ame time. One of these opponents was
frsl-claSs player; another was nearly 80; the
third was good player, but not considered of
the FIRST class. In two hours and half nc had
beaten the best and poorest players and in an
other hour, 1t getting late. ne gave up the game
without bringing il to n close. All this is not
astonishing. The wonder consists in mis- doing
thl. without seeing either Of the boards of his
antagonists. or having any Of his own. He was
All tho while IN another room, lying or sitting
on sofa, and between him and his adverse ries
there was no communication except through n
gentleman who announced the moves of both
parties in n loud voice. The German. Mr.. Louis
Psuisen of Dubuque Iowa. saw all the three
games played simultaneously On the tablet of
his brain alone, beating some of our best play
ers lie says he can play four games in the
saIns way This is a preternatural perform
anee- which we should have hardly believed
possible without some trick had We not person
ally been witness--NeIcark Adr, Oct. 7.
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~ o r - Having been informed that GER
tam persons are lp the habit of collecting and
gathering together the Bottles which centain
contained our beverages, and putting therein art
Gle made by others than ourselves. and then dIspns
ing of such article the faith and credit ofour name
stamped ON said Bottles, ali persons hereby
nethed that such Bottles are our property. and
not subject to sae, and that they delivered tn our
customers Ony tn be returned and that II is rm
intention To prosecute to the utmost extent of the
law, any infringement of our rights on the premises.
Army Il SHINN,
Union BOttlIng Depot. 81 Green street.
sc " Georgetown. ID. G..
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CARD.-A CHANCE RARELY MET
n WITH BY THOSE WHO WlSH<S7
PIANO EORTE.-I have now luetOref<rV-Trf

the following great bargains:
Two superb Pianos, four round corners. rosewoog
cases, seven octaves. used only few months. L
will sell them at Sl25 less than their prioe seVeR
months since.
beautiful seven octave hoseWooo fmno, iron
frame, round ceyners, for S1nl
The above Pianos are sold for no fault, bat be-
loneed 10 famliles who have removed TO the west.
snd lef, Tiers with rs 70 be sold They are reslly
snd tTuiy great bargains. We are prepared to give
"A writte1 guarantee with them, and win, at any 70
fnre day ex change, AZ parties are sot satisfied.
Also = ne second hand Piano OF Hast A Davis
make for s2oo used but eighteen months, and oost
Also two second hand Chickering's for Sis each,
AZ the Great Piano Warerooms Of
-. = JOHN p. ELLIS,
aula Oe Penn. ave. bet. eth and Ten streets.
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FOR SALE-Handsome residence on the Heights
4 "I GeoTgetUwn. The SUBSCRIBER, AZ Trustee, Of
iers Tor sale that spacious and handsome residence
In He"rsetown, At present occupied by Charles ".
Palro, Esq. The property comprises m emit re uare
OF ground beautifully improved with walks, trees,
Shrubbcry flowers, &c.; large and well built green
ON the premises, Stables, Carriage house. and other
convenient ont houses. The Dwelling House is
large and rooiny, hSvInE with tbs wings, front of
ninety hve (a5l feet and commands one Of the finest
views ot the lotomac river and country around. IL
Us heated by lurnacs, lighted with gas, and contains
brth hXtuTes Tor hot and cold water large cIstern
sltchen range; and aim9st every conyen'ence for
be sold with the house. Possession can be given
immediately. For further particulars terms Of sale
&C., apply to SAN: e: EpES, Trustee.
Sc N-dSw5wiw opposite the Treasury.
w lowing Goods which We are prepared to sell at
small advance of cost for cash:
n very large variety OF Turner Bros. celebrated
Turnf5: Ginger Wine. an excellent remedy for
Dyspepsia . -
Biackkerry Brandy certain cure for Diarrhea and
Clarct, Madeira, Sherry, and Sweet Malaga Wines,
RasPbsrry, Strawberry, Ginger, and Cherry Bran
dies, all Of fine aavors. prepared from the pure
Rose, Cinnamon Annis, and Pepperment Cordials q.
Surncos, Ahsinthe, Essence Of PePPerRent
Extract Of SarsaparIa, Stoughton BItters
We have also on hand, supply of Dr. Wheeler's
Celebrated Sherry Wine Bitters, splendid article.
In addition 20 the above, we have st all times
kiauors, being the only Liquors OF the kind in the
District and which cannot fail in giving satisf, ctOn
to g, who use them: Philadelphia \ \. Burton and
ter, and fine article OF Lager Beer.
on hand. Army SHINN
o.
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Stoves, &c.
NT C..'wO OODW ARD's
NlETROPOLITAN STOVE AND CRATE
FACTORY.

tn. Greatest Cooking Stores IN the United
.... . States. ace
! have just received from Philadelphia few of
the new Rising STAR, or double Oven Cooking
stove; decided improvement on the old Morning
Star; patented 1851. hsd them got MP IN Phisdel
They are Very heavy and strong, and cast of the
very best Pennsy vanla MaeaiJe Iron. All the
Cooking Utensils are maIie extra heavy. +. Il.
Church, Esq, manufacturer.
] have also. fHE LIBERTY STAR, made by Messrs.
Abbott Laurence of the same place. The LIGHT
Havan Bartlett CO.. Baltimore, tog ether with the
very best AIR TIGHT FLAT-TOP COOKING STOVES
that cnn be found IN this other ma RI kPt some
of which are the celebrated STNRIsE, IMPROVED
GLoBE, FLORA Cook, NOBLE Cook, ana the Blue
RIDGE AIR -TIGHr Cook. If any man can produce
for ToastIng, baking, Co. Will give him $50 ch
ono. Please Gail and examine them. II will cost You
nothing. and you will all kinds and rorts OF
stoves, &c. For sale At
c. WOODWARD'S,
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory,
No. 3ls and 5l2 Pa ave-, bet. 10Th and llth SITS.
Balcony IN Front full Of Stoves.
N. B. As to the SEA SHE'LL FLAT TOP COOKING
SToyB | have examined it thoroughly, and think
II has a very appropriate neme-SHFLL. Yes, shells
will burn out IN a few fires. IL IL good name for
them-good for the makers. And as to the old Morn
ing Star, sOldthem last fall but will not sell them
that the makers agent urged me, for almost day
last summer IN my counting room to sell them this
Fall; say ing that If | would take twenty-five al
them he would give me the Exclusive agency ofthem
fOr hve years. told hIm would not have them At
any price, they are 30 thnly made. They hand
were not worth having. AL the above can prove
II IF
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L>ALL STYLE FOR 1857.

II J. MIDDLETON,
Ia. ICE DEALER,
Once and Depot-Southwest corner Of r and 18th
Streets. Washington. -..s FBL ep lift
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NOTICE.--C. r.. l.. CROWN T. CO.. are re-
~ csIving daily some of the finest FURNl-n
TURE ever offered in TINS market, which weSA
invite the attention OF those IN want, as we
assure them they save at least 10 per cent.
Namely
Handsome carved marble top Bureaus and Tables
Rosewood and walnut Tete q Tetes, Sofss
Wardrobes, Chairs Of all kinds.
Cherry and poplar Tables.
MATTRESSES, hair, corn top, and husk; Comforts.
Blankets, Bedsteads, high and low post.
Rocking Chairs, cane and wood seats,
Cushions for Chairs, Settees, Clocks Of all kinds,
Extension Tables, Sideboards, Whst-not.
Glasses Of sll kinds, some extra hne Carpets.
Cottage Setg, Rugs, Walters.
Glass Ware. Crockery Ware of all kinds,
Feather and Fancy Goods OF all kinds.
And other Goods too numerous 10 mention 10 which
invite the attention Of housekeepers and others,
as determined to sell for cash To punctual
customers. G. K. L.. CROWN d co.
cor. OF 9Th street and Penn. ave.
p. S-We shall still continue our regular sales on
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday both mornin ana
evening, In front of our store. Consignments soil
cited, and in a cases advances made when required
sp25-tf OIntell Anotloheers.
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Having heen for years under the necessary Of hav-
TWO sets of gIaSseS-One for ia daN ght, and uae
Tor lamp light procured one set from Mr.. Tobias
which answered both purposes. | have IA Sed has for
several months, and find thenr excellent.
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SEVENTH STREET.
55I4

o PTICT IN,
Once Second story, three doors from
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Spectacles and GLASSES suited Ia eyery sis ht
opera, * eadInS, and W Natchmake; Is Glasses; Ieie
scopes, Microscopes IN great variety CoSntoTani,
microscopes with views of superior and chnus
lHteilIsencer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-13
}. BLACKFoRD, NJ. d.

Having been induced by friend 10 VISIT the stab
lshmen! Of Mr. Tobias for the purpose Of trying his
glasses was furnished with y pair slightly colored
blue, whlce have afforded more rel ief and gratlt
cation than any have ever tried. My sight origin
ally very good, was injured 10y writing and reading
night, frequently a very late hour bat with the
and of these glasses ! can study almost as late as
Syer and hat too without the Psln have preyious
ly suffered. JOHN WILSON,
Late Commissioned Gen'l Land CIfEce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-13

Mr.. j. ToGTAs. Sir: The pair of Speciacles you
furnished me yesterday particularly satisfactory
To me. They are very decidedly the beet I possess,
ann sIn the owner of eight nine pairs carefully
selected ia different places and from opticians rec
commended TO mo on account OF their professional
standing in rance, Eng land and the United states
have been g SO pleased with your remarks and d
rectons on the treatment Of the eyes for the puT-
pose of preserving aud improving fhe sight
Respectfully yours, CHS. CALDWELL.
d. a -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-17
Sci 9 3 Z ale.


You've heard Of my FilIydora in the
.g.5elHous Revenge; or, the Dagger in
b Dark. Of coursc ?"
Jefferson was compelled 10 acknowl-
e:-a that he had never had that felicity
is It possible; and such IS fame.-
wish y0u had seen me, though now I
eas to taink of it, you were not born at
4. ane. Played it three consecutive
tremendous hit. Managers wife
al iaa.ous Of me and piece Withdrawn"
The military remains continued 10 talk
green room and = foot lights" at Mr.
Tnherwils until he came 70 regard her
IS one Of the most injured Of her sex !;
.le would have gone on relen,lessiy but
4. the return o. Indiaaa who announced
ia. Beca would be pleased to see Mr..
Tn6erw.lk, an. that she would be up
s1rs directly for that purpose
How he flushed when She appeared,
nj stammercd and paused Ike any awh-
-.rd school boy, when he hoped she was
VII: and how he blusheI redJer than
ever when he opened with ,auch bu0g-
Ing the paper parcel he had brought with
Lin from ,he store. and presented to Beca
pair of small toilet bottles filled with
aoce perfume. and to Indiana a Ike gift
as rting Christmas rememarances from
a.rsal. And how the roses bloomed On
B..s cheeks. and her heart beat at the
aa. kindness: and how Indiana ex-
msl i declare Mr.. Tjm5erwifl.
a Uneven ,y5iIa.Ie General impress
.--.r remarked thai She VAS an elderly
--s aara. that her lie had leen a kind
~ag~5 and tumble. lg. anon her pro
ssI5aa1 honor sac had never eyperian-
aay.blrr which had touched her $
r. The .act was one Of a taoura.rnl
.~a. ara d.5 credit alike -o his head
.a~ II aII Il vlirh fTr y o-,-
.3 that rbav were mere na,b;nrs
aa.sr.hv or the raciuleafs. and con
aal Is blush s. intensely that hesgem-
momea,a-v danger oe setting fire 10
and es.ah,lshInr bavoad doubt d
sgon,anao5s c..obps,iaa
Then. ,,-.s ,,o,.-,. .;,,a i ,bat hmm,
crowded rao,n ,hg- ,,o~n;-- and tho
~, ~.1 II, ,.r-...,..r-. ..,.,.,--,, -...f, an
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30etrn t
GRAVES and GROVES.

=. 5oTins Is rather uneouth poetry, but its senti
.a,e poiuJed and potant:
Dead miIlionaiers at Greenwood
Lie royalty in state;
Their tom5s have rich appointments
Marble sculpture, metal gate.
But the grave Of Parer Patr.G
Is desoate and bare.
Though it nets on exhibition
nice income for his heir.
The groves Of En-lana's. Windsor
No voadmau's axe inyades
They stand as when the Tudors
Chased deer beneath their shades
But the forests Of Mount Vernon
Guarding Wasaiasson's remains,
sr. being sold on speculation
To bs peldiod out in canes.
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introduced too, as another old one, and
Jefferson looks deliciously miserable, and
Indiana cries and laughs by turns at the
thought of losing Beca, and then Of her
future happiness and freedom from care
and want. Mr.. Grip seizes everybody 5
hands at papses of every three hinutes or
50 and shakes them violently
And now a carriage from the nearest
stable is at the door, and Beca and the
General are in it, Beca sobbing and the
General decidedly damp about the optics.
Indiana is hanging cut Of her lofty cham
Der window like q veritabIe sirn Of Nj
obe, and Mr., Grip and jefferson are au-
dibiy cracking the joints OF each others
fingers in solemn fraternity, by the open
carriage door. Never has there been
such a memorable departure from the
Butternut Hotel since the early days Of
its establishment. Never has the little
Dutch bottle street with the narrow neck
poured out such rich store Of promise.
The coachman is blowing his fingers
and beating his shoes on the foot-board to
keep himself warm, and Jefferson is still
by the carriage window.
Glow merrily the bells ring, Miss
WyIde," he says. at is peal Of merry
Christmas 10 You"
"And here is old Santa Claus too ex-
claims Mrs. Crowdles, jumping as at a
novel idea which must have birth; ''well
/ declare, to be sure, Santa Claus IN right
down good earnest, with all sorts Of good
things for our dear little Beca."
Mr.. Grip had long forgotten all about
the good old patron Saint Of happy chill
dren, and for a moment seemed to enter
tain doubt as TO whether he could be
referred to as the merry old
gentleman Of the seyen-leagued boots and
basket, but as there was a
smile lighting up everybodys face-cven
poaa sn7iIoa - tho concoit Of the relic,
which popped out ike ginger-beer from
a bottle that wouldn't be kept down-why,
he laughed, positively laughed in COM
pany.
"You will not forget will not say old
friends, Miss Wylde-but one who re-
cards YOU as such?" Jefferson umidly
asks, offering his hand in parting
"I am not rnmindfnI Of 2 Kindness
Mr. TimberwiIIz even the SLIGHTEST; l
have not received so many that cannot
store them all in nv memory. Yours
will not be forgotten
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MIS- Cfo"oies thinks sne detects sign
Of mpauence IN Mr.. GRIP so she says
suddenly.
Well are we ready Yes attention
"7ii = = '''-I'' = o'-'l' llL.55 '-lo " 'll''o"
"a lFoll.' anu wing 'i7 80 ! sno'A'
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H9 ''il,'S7 mas IUlie' I'll IT, -, 'u5- -, I'e
mario" neC''' anu ) elI7I son l iii''7' WIN ,
eyes are fastened On the sPo' "nere It
disappeared
Santa Claus indeed She was my
Christmas gift, and he robs me OF II. l
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-17

! agony. 4 am alone. no kin or living
thing to which l can turn for look Of
liking or Of comfort
He is looking on her as perhaps he nev-
er looked on being before. There is a
moisture in his eyes, as he says this, and
ventures to steal a glance at his listener.
He IS suddenly surprised to find himself
betrayed into feeling, and dashes of the
tears as an objectionable weakness. He
continued:
" have Leaned Of your trials; all YOU
could tell me would not more thoroughly
possess me of your life | have traced
from town to town, from year to year, 10
find youths morning, to offer you home"
/ Che has relaPsed into feeling again,
"such home as a father would offer to
his child, lonely, perhaps, living with such
as me, but still a home to be made cheer
ful and surrounded by all such as this
home IS not"
He has drawn his chair nearer to her,
trying to peer through the handkerchief
which she holds to her face.
q am plain, rough man, unused to
convey by delicate speech to young ears
what mean. Have I said plainly and
weuz"
:" To a poor lone girl, whose life has
been all gloom-toa a wearisome, crippled
/ creature, whose end is fearful future to
dwell upon, plainly and most kind
Beca has both hands IN his, and is look
/ ing at him with her mild fearful eyes.
g You have no doubt"
g You We're my fathers friend"
g And your mother's."
4 spasm crosses his hard features, and
he looking on the ground. Bua change
IS working, has worked within him, and
already the web he has woven for the girl
before him, to be the hold upon the Christ
mas skeleton in his dusty, toab like home,
has been dashed aside. and a new and bet,
tier nature IS beating down the old grow
cling, selfish dross.
I'm ny - -, '.57','' =, - :,
unlocked heart, be sure of this, you are
my child, if you viii be so from this time.
Sav Beca vo,,r name i Rec, shall This
be so g
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-09
CORPORATION Elections.

The following gentlemen were elected
on Monday last, as Mayor, Recorder, and
Councilmen of Harpel's Ferry -
Mayor--S. y. TaRtis.
Recorder-U m. H. Moore.
Councilmen.--Gcorge Mauzy,P. Hotf'
man, +. A. Rpler, s. Byington, A. ii.
Herr, A. Brown, B. Avis, J. +. p. Dan
perfeld, DIR. n. Marmion.
The first election for Municipal Off
GERS, for the town of Mariinsburg, was al
so held on Monday last, with the follow
ing result
Mayor.--J. @. ". Naden6oush.
Sergeanis.--G. A. SchopPert, l. f.
Hollis, s. S. Dowlan.
Councllmen. e. G. Alburls, b. Doll
D. Murphy, p. Dieilenderier. p. Gun
ningham, G. +. Rutherford.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-09

An UEIREss ELoPEMENT AT XENiA.
OuIo.-IHe Whole Country in Pursuit.
The Cincinnati co. Times says that
the. liens of Xenia have been greatly
agitaed by a very strange case of elope.
ment which has Turned up in their midst
durjnO the present week. The parties are
a Miss Sailie Martin, aged seventeen
years. and man named Boyd. Of rather
doubtful repule and of bad .assocla,ion.-
Miss slarlin is the daughter OF The late
DR.. Ma tin, of Xenia, and Is worth in her
own rghl some $4,000. She has been
of late under the care Of two maiden auntS,
who have raised her in total seciu>lon from
company. Miss Sallie became acquaint-
ed with BOYD about month since, and,
notwithstanding the vigilance OF her guar.
dIans, managed TO have stolen interviews
with him at certain intervals.
On Tuesday morning last il was dIscov-
cred that the young lady and her loUer
had fed. The entire community was
thrown into "A Juror of excitement, and ar
were made To pursue the fugl-
lives, and if possible bring Boyd To JUS
lice. |, was asceTtained that they had Ia
ken the night train 10 Springfield, and
passed the night at the Werden House,
in that city. The pnrsuers then lett tor
Urbana, for which place Boyd and his
victim had departed. Here they were a
Gain TOO late, as Boyd, after making an
. =, ,r,,,,rra - ,na-ri,ue license had
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-09
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In Williamsport, Nd, on Tuesday last,
MIR. Napoleon b. Sn,"r, OF this place
to Miss Virginia Parker, of the for
mer place.
Near Charlestown, on the 3Olh ul'., by
the Rev. W. b Duuon, John ". Kcnne,
dig, Esq, and Miss Sarah ~ R"fher-
ford, daughter of Thomas Rutherford
ESQ.
On the l9th uli., By Rev. Mr.. Brooke,
William II. Cruee", Of Harper's Ferry,
and Sarah r. Browning, of Baltimore,
Md.
On the 20,h ult., by Rev. r. +. Wy
song, Daud II. Ross, to Isabella j. N.Y.
song. daughter of John Wysong, OF
Berkeley county.
On the 3Olh ulr., by Rev. VIM. kopp'
Mr. John l.. Uoiker, and Miss 1a6tfhd
Brnlmer, all of Marlinsburg.