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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-09

4 Tin ware
q q TNGLE BARKER has Tin Ware of every de.
e l. scription. and of the best quality. Nov2 tt
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-09
Farmers. Attention!

CfOCktIy,
TNGLE BARKER has large assortment of
i Crockery, which will be sold cheap for cash
at no IA Mass. ST., sign of the Big Tea Kettle.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
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THURSDAY. APRIL I. 1853.
L Revival Ex'ra-Isis.Ory OF the
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TIE LATEST NEWS
eECxIvrD ~
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.

SPECIAL 70 f6. k. z
fre~ o.. Ora Ce-->Dc-terf
wAsHlNCFoN. Wednesday. Msrch q. 1854
Ths House viii 81. late. getting Of Kus..
.pcscLe.. Ooe of the bet OF the session xss nAi.
b. Mr Tsrrott. de;eGate from Kansas, who has ss
been aT o. ed TO get the 1oOr all til. late hour from
sn apprehension Of the effect his speech and tSS.
mony Ic;stt have. At an earlier day bis spsecI
would have mad gtest weight
The force. are mustcring for the fral coolct b.
MORROW. A fell house is expected Mr. Osruiasn
bas srrived, and Nr Harms viii bs in bis sss, s,.
lees he is kept away By death.
The Democrats to-day admit that they win b
b sseo tomorrow Tbey coocede to the Ant-Is
complexities tao m.jOrity. which agrees with N,
o~n calculations We shall lose some Democrass
that have been confidently coonted upon. Mr.
StepheLs viii opeu the fight TOMORROW WITH IT
speech.
Prc~ Sprc+a, Coryepc-J<nt
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March 81. tasa
The gag game wss attempted at the Democrats
caucus last night, which was one of themsin csusss
of the disruption. When Mr. Stephens proposed
programme for to- morrow, he immediately demand
ments and debate.
The Anti-LecOmpton men demanded 70 know
whether this was LecOmpton or Democratic
caucus. and about dozen LEFT the Hall
The motion WAS voted down, when they ware il.
vted back, aud did return. Subsequently the sans
motion wss made and defeated. Aferwsrd thH
withdrew to return no more.
The plan for to-morrow's operations IA not
changed. Mr. Steph8ns svOws his intention to pre-
ceed according to arrangement, that 49, to take up
the bin and call for the previous question. unies
the latter purpose bs yielded. Further difhcuNg
may arise unless his present intention DC abaa.
doned.
Mr.. Ouitman intends moving 10 strike out th>
Senate amendment, if Mr.. Stephens refuses t>
yield; should be persist his friends msy refuse b
vote TO sustain that motion aud thu, secure its de-
feat by larger msjority than is now expected
The furest confidence is entertsined among ths
Oppo.ition as to the result. Only one member clas-
sfed as Republican is at all hestasing. and ho is ~
not from cause heretofore stated, but wil be ~
right
Mr.. English's movement for Joint Committee
in the Democratic caucus has produced most beue6-
cial results SO far from causing any detection. il
has fortified the Democratic opposition, sad pro
c!uded all chance of reconciliation.
Secretary Cobb was:a again in the House ts-dsv.
much exercised. He WAS present when tho ls-
compton Message was communicated, aud there
fore should be in at the DEATH
Mr.. Pendleton's position is still undefred. aud
cannot be assumed with confidence. The Demoo-
racy will lose vote by tho absence of CsFuthsc
Mr.. Harris was out to-day and will be in his place
tomorrow. If Messrs Pendleton and Dcwsrs
stand firm, and there bs no treschery, Mr. Criea.
den's substitute will be carried in full House by
a vote of 12l to III; otherwise, By vote of1I9
ia
The Prsmstic Light case, between Hyatt aad
jackson Of New-York, has been decided by ta'
Commissioner of Prtebts in favor of Hyatt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

IL Congress, yesterday, Mr. Douglas presented
to the SENATE the Constitution Of Oregon and
petitions from citizens Of Dscotah. asking for its
organization as Territory. The Minnesota bin
having been taken up, d motion Of Mr. Polk to
amend so BIS to give the incoming State three Rep
restntativts was voted down. Mr.. IversOn Of
Georgia wss for giving but one member and Mr..
Fitch Of Indiana for giving three this session. and
as many more as the returns Of a new census
might authorize. Mr.. DoOlittle suggested two.
These propositions after discussion respecting
the constitutional power Of the Senate TO regulate
the mstter were oil negaiye1. Mr. IversOn
then moved that Minnesota be entitled to two
representatives until the next appOrtonment
of representation among the various States This
was at first lost, but reconsideration WAS
adopted.
la the Hot 81, Mr. Parrot, the Kansas delegate
in the name OF the vast msjorty Of the people Of
that Territory made a speech which is said by one
of our correspondents to have been one Of the
best of the session Mr.. Burlingame made warm
Northern speech. A large number of speeches
were made both for and against Lecompton the
so ssiOn being protraoted to late hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

A NV ScHooLHoUsE DEDICATED.-1he ceremo-
MES Of publ, opening Of the new Public school
ediice No. 33, on Twentyeghth street, in the Twen-
tieth Ward, took place yesterday afternoon, COM
mencDg at o'clock and continuing to in the even
irg The building designed for the accommodation
of mixej Primary Department and girls Grammar
School and was designed by Mr.. Thomas, and built
by Mr. C. II. Tucker mason and Samuel Delemater,
carpenter Tie scheolhas been in operation for several
months ard has sn attendance of 72j in the Primary
Mn White Principal and i0l in the Grammar school
under the direction OF Miss Clara NJ Edmonds, Prnc-
pal The programme rich in speeches Of the OIL
cal stamp including Mayor Tiemann, Ex-Governor
Seymour, the President OF the Board ef Education
EI.Reco rder Tlllou, NJ. Waterbury, Mr. Charles
Tracy Prof McEllgott the Hon. VIM. VI. Mar-
ray, james W. Gerard Richard OGorman and the
Hon S. y Randall. The singing, urder the direction
of Mr. Co!buIn, was effective. Tie company occu-
pied the beautiful chapel assembling room, which
was crowded TO excess and presen ed brilliant aud
animated sight from the gallery overlooking the teach
err desk The bsdiDg is convenient, and in all re
.ptcts well adsptei for its destined fas total
cos Of site building AMI furnishing, vii amount to
more than sG )so aId is the third lslge school
house erected "a The Twentieth WNi during the p ist
t,ur yeels,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

Stats. VIRGINIA has million, OF scrs' OF yet un-
occupied land-not mountains ard bsr-ns more'S.
but fruitful virgin soil, which will BE- scld cheaper
than that Of Acy New State. We could hardly ad-
sise one Uan TO 90 alone to Virginia to make her
BIZ home; but ii One Hundred thousand heads OF
New Engsnd or New York families ~eEc to mi
crate thther this Spring. taking with them the
common schools, arts, industry, thrift and devotion
to Free Labor OF their former h0mes, they would
fnd in ke- cheap soil, abundsnt and excellent TIM
Der. urequaled water.power, and favorable posi-
ton. elements Of wealth such 8, scarcely suother
section can present We hope to seq Virgins
swarm with Free Labor colonies within ten years
and thereby immensely advanced in arts, Industry.
intelligence population and ~eolth. This consun-
mstion may be postponed. but its ulinste s'hieve-
mtnt IS Inevitable
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
Brsiuees Notitee.



HarsATs THIS sccooutS e. TIE fat thai they are
nsnufsetoee. Hence H.TTtsS H,TIrRs. - ea.. have
dnctor Of tbo.c bsnt ofci. u sra. ia,~n the 50 t
the Srn - e. tn Frl stc, srf he Wstr.
then sl Gst4ag sec,ion. prefer the IA ah' On ~
fs'bio alb a,c'r, 10 buying actuJy usn"e' - aaa
SS s,.e H , s ri, tas. ~ obi. par'icuiiy 20
with who doe. not kno" s''"Sm ~ IrI IN.
srcordur Ia The old alare whsn V r'uS OF wa,
s.Teep, on e. eis,jnrh becoming ss1-boH.h i Is one
the later s,yc-fr,o thaf has occ,P p.a i, ,y.. n
ses.on 40 ,.s.or unop biz sslvos simply oerAn"
slst1 !. 80 Tbe later portion Of tie lAss seutsn's inu''
~ oopsdered pure piece Of i1aaFn.-'" - 10 VIZ" ~
o+ !. uio W T., ~ b. icad,r of h'd'n." He will
per.ist Ia eseh reoIl, T I f.,,rs a. here.
III; mon Of customer. convir a Cd NJ sHuy %s give
the pi ,Ii.scoI II - h,, been or the incr~. and
~, 80 Yot hs,c the rcsu hal he not thoroughly un
oesSo ,1,, ce,iod he las distinct recollection Of
osns 70 gentleman o hvc -u'nl"rs "1T th~ sye
OF web ess'uy oi'ed TO The sio'e's1 y2unE
propc.cd 70 . o"suu+r ,,,,,
m f ,b S.ins fabrics coupod OF Vort aud feathers.
~bcb the admiration OF the moher sud particularly partial
WHOSE bnef existence sPans Just siAy m0ths FObd
Tb. eetenan 70 the trade who alter having ysa" past
put To-, AZ 90. Of r- I,y aud sin. short aid tall
3to oyiiLder o precisely the same shape ana nsh %h
ns .m o. psc a1 kan s.s ~ba hs. been 10 the
hsS. the Individuality OF his cusoner. and furnish
sch with Han the make hlett widtb OF bnm o. tha'
l. exsct, suited bin Tb bs been Knox secret Of sue
To ibi. stem Of business be attributed he entire al
Having no OLD sci as otb hsyetbo odd collection Of years
O, tor bcue,o il pose o. he not compelled sdop,
created by scel and chesPne's Of bis fab'cs
He spttp.r,d 10 cN'f as ga aI'y i .'y.fs as sny
her ~ IN, country. Dut though All O wch ruh'
t tic trait of lii --latest pro iuco Differing o course
for zach ts'-of young. midd'e,sscd ~ sl1. - ,h..
II yoL do D. prove; end , proof Tiers no more tnan
No. 2l2 Brcsdway,
d Fulton 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

A bill is now before our Legislature providing
for the Establishment Of 4 Sanitary Police
for our City. We have real it with some care,
but not studied il 80 thoroughly as we should wish
to do before pronouncirg on the wisdom of its de-
t.iL. Its general feasures, however, command our
decided approval. especially if, as We are assured.
it effects q saving in our annual expenditures. IL
piyss u.. instead of Street Inspector. SuPerln-
ten3ent of Health, who must be medi Ml man,
nominated BY the Msyor and approved by the
Board of Aldermen Instead Of mere inspection
Of streets, by anybody. it provides for rigorous
inspection, not merely Of the streets, but OF the
buildings, alleys, yards, and whaseVer else may
hnbor filth and breed contagion. The Ward or
District Inspectors we hope fewer than one to
each Wsrd, with more equal districts will be de-
cided on), are TO be uniformly medical men. The
Supe rntendent i. paid $1,000, the Deputies
or District Inspectors, $1,000 per annum each.
Ample powers are accorded to these funchoIaries
to cau,e the abatement of nusances aud the
prompt removal Of every ncitement to Pest'leuce
In short, the bill seems in the main q good one,
calculated to replace anarchy BY system, Infection
by purity and pollution by cleanliness That some
meaaure Of the kind is greatly needed, our weekly
bills of mortality, swelled BY the constant ravages
of :mall pox and other contagious diseases, amply
affect. We shall recur soon TO this subject.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

ANrRIcANs ABRoAD.-Li.t Of kmencans registered
at Paris Office Of the eAmercan-RarCpean Express and
Exchange Co. from 4th till 18th 8. March, 1853:
H. w Jeins0s New York Ausu,tll B. rtch BuHslo NY.
Jobn r. Bla1ssD. Sew.iork; Hen-y T. Angus, Hew-Yosk
Dcksy NexfoIk j. " lngJaaa1n, Fi.tbush, l. i.f.
John CoC2er New York; Mr. and Nh Il Ii. Bell New Y5k
Henry S Lepna, New-iork pr b. C. Stewart aud eudy
NewYslk; W. II. Taylor New Yolk ) l. Ingram. Nisgnis
I.vs Aou;sga~. Boion Mas. Gro + Adams, Boou Mo-.
+ Rorser New oreans; W HapvI ght Phsielphil. Penn
Theo Il HA-t, Philad pha Penn Heuy Lazarus srd aS
Philadelphia Penn. Jchn Kosh snd family Philadelphia PeLa
Paw c. WoOdIvH Auburn. y DeDas X. Alwsd. Abb A.
y \. Chas " Brush BaItimorr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

Our eothporaries IN London have just been
made the victims OF most ingenious and amusing
hoax, which We refer TO as illustrating how care
less! the London press is conducted. and how much
care is to be exercised in receiving its statements
1t seems that about the first Of February an an.
nouncement sppeaI,d in London that an Italian
Con, eotion oi the Moderate Cosstitu.iolal party
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

TIE Maine Legisls .ure have enacted q prohibitOry
liquor law by an werv helming majority, which is
TO be submitted to the people at special election.
The present license law, enacted at the time the old
Maine Law was overthrow, is to be submitted
along with it, The two are thus 10 go before the
people at the same election aud the voters are to
be called upon to express their choice BY the bal
lot. Those who prefer the present law are to vote
.License Law" and those who prefer the new
statute sre TO vote accordingly "For the Prohibit
ory Law"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

"THE FOREsTERs' is the title Of that faction
of the Tammany Society who, as rumor says
are bound by oaths to each other Ia imitation OF the
Know Nothing organization. Mr. Fernando WOOD
10 the chief Of these Democratic Dark Lanterns, snd
Fernando has issued circular TO the initiated 10
attend meeting at the Mercer. r.styeet House on
"Thufsday evening, April H. for the purpose oil
deyispg measures to turn out Postmaster FOwler's
Sschems who have elected Fernando from Tam-
many Hall. We are not members Of the Tammany
Society, but we feel deep anxiety for tae result.
We w.sh 70 be informed which is the real ticket
tie true Democracy Fowlers oIitanms has
emblazoned on it. 80 Devotion to the National Ad-
mristraton," Strengthen our Venerated Pres
ident." Fernando, on the other hand, unfurls a
banner in favor of "Our Beloved Chief Magis-
trste." Perhaps the arrangement under Fernando
is but transfer Of KnOw-Nothng Lodge into
Tsmmsny Hall We notice the names Of sundry
followers If the new Yelled Prophet who have
heretofore taken the Oaths of the Know nothing
Order. Amor these are Fernando Wood, }. Sher-
man Brownell Frederick Feett Henry d. John
son, Charles ii. Ring, John Wheeler, and others,
fresh Iom Dark Lantern Lodges, sworn to oppose
Germans, Irish and Catholics, side by side with Po-
lice Justice Michael Connolly, Joseph Murphy aud
John A. Stemnler, who would not be allowed to
tskethe Know Nothing oath, as they hsve too much
Irish ard German in their yeins. We fear Fer
Dardo ill be unable to cope with Isaac. The v-
ing Postmaster will be too much for the dead
Mayor.
P.S.-We 10 not observe Collector Schell on
Woods LIST. Hast partnership been Dissolved
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
re,, three q, f,rr wears. By wsy Of compromising

next three or four years. BY ~sy Of compromising
the sgsn. VITO is to put the bill through it fur
TIER estab.ist.s the Office Of Council 70 the Tax
Commissioner" with fa. salary OF coarse. Ana
tie Cou, a., that 20 be Is now at Albany "seelog
the Member, Of tie Legislature. We beg the
ccu.tr) IL, mb-Is 10 give Al eye to hiin ana - MS
doro-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

BLOODY AFfRAY.--The kempcr Mis- De&oerat
Of the 18th states that difficulty occurred that
place day or two previous between two maA named
Heron ard Doughty, and that the former attacked
the latter with - sx.pourd bowie kaife." Doughty
defe nded himself with pocket knife, and the con-
fict was terrible, many dangerous wounds being re
Heron croke his knife and was mortaly rnju7ed.
Doughty, it was thought, might recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

CorRr OF APpEAis.-Cxleoiit tor Ap,,i ,--No1
g. ts r., til 10 g.. = c. 81. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
IP,RN 4 Co.'S

FoIK DoLLAR HATS.
In addition 70 our STANDARD HA1. offer s oouu-
CIV .txle. al FouR DOiLaRs Oar facilities In
msogisc eDsbc us Pisce before the puohc an article 'lP
Ior 70 any ever offered q, this figure. - .
L.4derS aud 1utTOlucers Of fa,biOu
6 Ian , Al Hnmse. BrOa " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
LATE FIRr IN MamEN-LANE-Mr. AIREX.

LATf FINE IN MAIDEN-IlNNE-Mr ATTKLN-
FtLDTs CER1RfCATE.
Nc C III RING Co.-G-nteucn Ia the night ot the
18th inst my No t6 M,dcn lane, with my stock o. me
chands entirely dstroyed by fare. My loss though nesvy
wouj hsye s nrth but thai was tfcuste enough
Champion S-fs. vb preserved un
Injured mosi NsGSbe books pas aud some bank notes
ate, teus efhieeu hours exposed sevre sud sccg
H1pe MY old papes &C. which Juld mo- Gnd in the
Cs nirr.ed 10 Ns, ia she wall-ty a' n',s Of
ssse. Rrsr.c'frly yoms. CuArLks AHKf\thL"T.
New york feb. IL, 1858.
fSc sbovr s4fl ca bo stn ~ onT Depot.
=. c. tn Ngias Co.
No. 81 Rn.al~aY MnnsYsi nn2n.e :he Cry iisl.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
B,g1Horr's SEWING MACHINES. y

N. ISl KfUtIwaY, Cofurl bf7'l me y
III. B.rb Sewing Machine Inceug with fTal t4vof, Il
h. Of pie the sslestoO Of s proprietor daily -
anime oeTnGn II i' unqgcstoushy one o! the hr'
excellent hines that hsye been inod 10 the
nIlitc Sunday ,uTieI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
RATCuII oI'> HAIR DlE.-WIGs AND TOUrEE
IIolsrnolD FrRSTTrRF.-IIrxRY II. LEEOs

Co. No. 3 Ns.Au between Pine and Cc ,A viii
give ter pyscnS seuon to tho sale of Househ od Furniture
residences V families removing declining
6urg the 1hsy will slso have resulsr weekly .as
cr ts me oonveui,Gce Of thOse desiring hi. ncd
49,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
HUNT. WEBSTER & Co.'S

IspRovFO TIGnI STIrcn SEWtSG MACHINES
Fo AZ 'wirg purposes aud r family use ar deemed
pr.frrsble h. any other INA hine. . 80
IIuAI NLBsIiG 4 Co.. No. i69 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

LARGE SIZED FRUIT TREES of bearing age
ana Ornamental TREEs-LAree for immediate ornament
T.w.Sp Dorehestsr Bl.eiSsIr go fI 100 Sta~b're.
10 s peE Chimes Rice Potato, supersedcs z other
E,ssa. A p~r iC0 Priced Catalogues sent sppcsats
sy.tis =, FostEe WILLS No 0s Broadway.
NtLLI,s b. rsiscs Co, tlUsding ~ /.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
Prom zion Herald, boston.
FpI,pTIoxs Ox THE FACE.

ps 8 b sxITH-Your valuable MAGNETIC sNLNt as' gu
TREY cared Of very thick eruption on my lac o - VS.
JoHs 0uxo No $50 ysiickst-for sale al No n ans ~
pear Church and Druggists also 81 Mc' Music ''oe NO
SOS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
Lace AND MI SIN CURTAINS

A HrDt - PEtcA
NELLY : FGBCC>oN.
NJ 2il B B.osd ".
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

RADICAL CURE TRUSS OFFICE.-MARsh ~ 60,
no. 2vsssy.s Aot House Trssse' sgppoIisrs sA,ua.I
Br.oes Sgk Elastic Stockings oT vscoe and every se
ty Of BAndges .huy applied female attendant in private
for iadies
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
FANCY TUBULAR NECK I'll

FANCY lUU LAR NECK 1lIS.
k,PoLroN CsAv.Ts. BLACK SILK CR.vArs, FaNcY EN-
Ttfs. HttVY BLACK TtEs, ScARFs in light cos"is MI
GLovYs, &c wholesale or retail.
- liz. PFRrCo & Sov, NJ. 6l Nsssu-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
NON-EXCNSIvE
Styi-. Of HATS for all S,fies o. Men at
GFNIs's, No. 2l4 Broadwsy.

HOSIERY,
TADERcARNEsTS and
MrN's FCRNrsGt>C GooO-.
Tb- b.s. Goods st lowest pfces,
will he found vt
K,NXIN's,
No R1gpry
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

"We prefer the WHEELER q WILSON SEWING
MscHos for family use" IN. T. TnbuIe.
Odoe No. S4s Broadway NewYoIs
WATsOS's NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Latest mp1oyeu.nt. Off y, No 49 Broadway. NewYork.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-23
II. II. IT.
TREGo's TEABERRY TooTHWAsH.

This celebrated dentifrice puriies and whitens
the teeth, purifes and perfumes the breath, cures
sore and bleeding gums, and gives healthy glow
to the mouth It is remarkably pleasant for
sick persons and invaids to rinse the mouth with,
to destroy an unpleasant taste feyerish breath,
ulcers, &C., and toprevent long sickness and me-
dicine from looseniug and decaying the teeth.
With the addition of a little prepared chalk or
whiting, it is an excellent article for cleaning and
purifying artificial teeth. It is cery aace for
tobacco chewers and smokers to purify the breath
before going into ladies society Every mother
should have her children use it to prevent the
first teeth decaying, before time to shed them,
which unnatural state Of affairs causes the second
or permanent set to come in crooked and unheal-
thy, and decay before they arrive at maturity.
Parents who feel proper regard for their chill
dren and the safety of their teeth, cannot COM
mence too early to enforce the daily use of a
mild and pleasant Dentifrice like this. It. is an
tended for every day use, for erery body. from
youth to age. It is purely vegetable; WAR
RANTED to contain no acid, olkaii, or dny-
thing at all Injurious to- the teeth As a deter
sive Trego's 4eabervy 1oothacash has no supe-
rior that is safe to use; as a preservative and
preventative, it has no rival, while ats pleasant
taste and agreeable odor gives it q decided pre-
lClCuSC OfOl uuJ OtACA 4OOluWdSii III CA1SbCuGC.
A few drops used once a day, viii save nine
tenths of the teeth that are otherwise lost
Sixteen years practice in Dentistry, aud life
among teeth and medicines, together with num-
berless experiments of my own, and the advan-
tage of others, affords me an opportunity OF
knowing the wants of the people, and assures
me in offering this preparation as g The Dent
ffrIce Of the Age." Dentists viii find it valua-
BILE and effectual for patients, to rince the mou
WITH when operating. hye not used expen-
sive bottles and labels to attract the eye, pre-
ferring to sell an article worth the money for the
teeth None genuine unless in bottles with my
name, and address blown In the panel
Prepared only by A. Fl. TREao Dentist,
LambertviIe, N. j. For sale by Dentists,
Druggists, Merchants. and Agents. Price, 25
cents per bottle Agents wanted in every town
and village. The Profession supplied, Orders
directed as above, viii receive prompt attention
Respectfully and obediently,
A. H. TREG0.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-23
M arriaaes.

In New Hope, on the 18th of November last,
by the Rev. W. Mulin Mr.. Jonathan Modem,
of Chester, Delaware County Pa, to Miss
Joanna Dubs, Of New Hope, Pa
On the 10Th inst, by the same, Mr.. Henry
Harding, to Miss Sarah B. Dubs both of New
Hope, Pa.
Dec. 18th, by the Rev. Thomas Walters,
William A. Rea, of Pattenburgh, to Rebecca
Myres, of Readington, all of Hunterdon county,
n. J.
Dec. 18th, at Pennington. by the same, Cor
nelius Emmons, ofReadngton, to Hannah Smith,
of Raritan.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. B. Carroll, Mr..
Horace Quick to Miss Sarah Rebecca Sutphen,
both of East Amwell.