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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-11-18
TO

TO
IlF WHALESHIPS AND OTHER YES.
u SELS-Wood Of superior quality can be had at Koloa at
sSpes cord I; fresh beef at 4 cents per ID sheep, at SO per head;
and goats at 81 so head Also at the port of Hanalei, wood and
beef can be had at the same rate The Harbur Of Hanalei is on
the North West side of the island, and has safe and good an
chorsge in from o TO 10 fathoms Of water. Wood and beef may
also be had at Nawiliwili at the same rate as above. Also fruits
and vegetables Of various kinds can be procured at all the above
named ports-
II Wood always on hand at the beach in quantities to suit
purchasers (6+tD GEORGE CHAIRMAN.
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0bituarp.


Died, in Semertou, of inflammation of the Brain,
on the 10Th inst, FRANKLIN FAIRFAX, son OF
Orilla E. and Solomon fiogue, aged two years, ,tw
months and tour days.
How bright the little Hp;ycrs bloom,
" How rare the n.5mise thatit gave
Az M wltne,.u "a now. the early doom,
ne foIded hands, the shroud, the grave!
Loug will the hearth be drear and lone,
And eve bring yearnings deep for him;
The pattering ieet. the loved voice gone,
The eyes once beaming; now so dim,
Sweet: br ight eyed boy. thy pleasant ways
Will live embalmed in many q heart,
And memory oft in coming days,
Will cause the choking tenr drop start
Why should 10 weep-the grave is colo
For him 90 tender, herished, tuir,
Beyond q Home,of bliss untold,
sea OF Love, and be u there.
Yet still will bleed the parent hcart,
When death has chilled the form We love
But oh! il soothes the rank ling dart
When bis arm shields, who rules shoyo
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TO JUSTICES.

Every Jmsiicr oi the Peace B rnutled to a copy
of WAKRExS CRIMINAL Law, To be paid or al tnt
l<1peaee OF The township. Why will Justices dc
wiihcs1f in This il the only book now published
in Ohio that purporis to lie at all adapt TO the
Criminal Practice of Ohio. John J. ManOrs Trea
rise cnu,e out with COM idernble prrtension, bu,
&ss pocn enJoined ny decree the Uniied state
Cour, On the er1und OF being 10 great extent pi.
raird fr,m Mr. Warrens book.
TAKE N0TfcE.-Thrre no law requiring
Jusite< " ho purchased Warren's hooa fr'.In fines
iu deliver the same uv-r n, ir iccrssors That
ft,,uiiemei was eolailivd in the A ct OF 1857, but
the whole U! tie Act OF lc57 VAS rrpeai,d by tile
act oi Ieis. See Laws OF ~, page 81, and La ws
OF -. Jnge 20. Justices msy 'hereiuIe istain
lh~ir b,,s,ks. 1h~ greeI majority .ot Lawyers ansl
TO- (. Ptics. $3.50. For Sale al GliRONICLr.
bIGK 81 Ciit,
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/, GJThe case of MICHAEL CAkcEMI the
italian burglar has just concluded his fourth
srisl is very remarkable. His crime was
busglsrY and shooting Policeman who
tried to arrest him. The Nep York Times
gives the following account of hi, different
trials: az
"Oo the FIRST trial the jury were unable to
egree on 4 verdict, ten being in favor of
finding him guilty Of murder and two in
favor OF his scquiital. On the second trial
he was found guilty of murder, aud the
sentence was set aside by The Court of Ap-
peels, on the ground that the Judge, in his
charge 10 the jury. had neglected to make
any sIlnsion 10 the plea of previous good
character. On the third trial he was again
found entity of murder, and the verdict was
sgsin set aside and new trial ordered by
the Court OF Appeals. on the ground that
his conviction was illegal, the verdict hav-
ing been rendered by jury consisting OF
bat eleven persons, though his counsel had
Consented to such an arrangement. He is
now, on his fourth trial, convicted o. man.
slaughter 10 the first degree, by jury OF
twelve men, ten Of whom, it is stated, were
in favor of bringing him in guilty Of murder.
THUS. out o. the forty seven jurors. to whom
bis case was submitted, forty three, it ap.
Pears, pronounced him guilty. Of murder
Probably no man ever before had his neck
in such close proximity to halter snt
~ escaped hanging. The lowest punishment
for the crime of which he hiss now beer
found guilty is ten yesrs' imprisonment il
the State Prison, while the extreme penalt!
10 imprisonment for lise." "a lafts
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Mexieo has ruade due repsration Il
Spain, thereby saving an impending war
bctwee these two weak sisters.
OF Lord LYoxs, is to succeed NAPIER a.
M.sls,.T from her Msies,y' court Washing
ion. Lross is a son OF Admiral Lyons, OF
the Criuean wsr. He is represented as
not quite filling the place of Lord NAPIER
v ha xun fasor where ever he was known
GThe Indisn Empire. q; stesm ship
y hich was thought lost has sally reached
Brosdhsven ireland. During her voyage
her iuef having been exhausted, q portion
of her cargo. and woodwork were con:
sumed.
0Tbieutenant General ScoTr who left
New York on the 10Th ins,., goes to Char.
eston, and thence to New Orleans on. busi-
hess. From there he will 60 to Hsvana,
where be will remain for some time for his
health which 10 represented as being very
poor.
- eTJudge WArsons U. S. Judge for the
district Of Texas, has occupied much Of the
time In Congress this far, on a charge pre-.
fered sgainst him about one year ago foI
high crimes, and misdemesnors. Tie case
s was finally decided by vote of lI3 to Sc
OF q resolution decl,ring that the evidence
was not sufficient TO sustain the charge.
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oLFrom Malta we learn iha, beautiful
ssrccphsgus Of white marble. representing
an ancient goddess, weighing sbput thres
tops, spd some thousands Of years old, and
,lsp male figure, had been brought to ths,
tlsf port from sidpp, in Syria, where they
bod been discovered.
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TGixn--li h customary Tor Newspaper pub
- teoundemn their subscribers in severe terms
<&tfs ~ peglectio pay their subscription. This
- uhen II is deserved, but: when subscribers
5sonps, they shsuld have credit and FOR ,ha, res-
s5s''ws now cypress onr thanks 10 'helsrge number
u sd friends who have paid US during the past
- SRtie yoa have discharged uifing debt
- ~ sddne much 70 encourage US. We would be
~ 70 ePsced under obligaliens TO thank some
Ihrss hundred mora during the coming week.
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csRisrxzs p HAS Ghristmas-the anniver'
snry Of the worlds :redemption-the anniverssy
of sil anniversaries ss rolled round in its course
slee more. What day for universal reioicingi
sAu over The chrissndohsi, The shout Of gladness
eoss up from early morn 10 latest night. Millions
will gather in The house of prayer. and cfEer up
sprsise 10 fte God OF lsreni. The family circle
long erokcn perhaps. will Sc formed nnew. and
'rcund tie firessde all mingle ii g!adnas. where
cid nartships are rrnewed, aid present made
n ere lnsiire. The boys will ~asfe the Powder.
Ihe girls will bake The sweet cakes ard make the
isfy. Then the turkey is tie roast. and last, but
Lot least comes the Christians dinner. Who does
unt reish Christmas ciRn,ri Aud more especially
wLodorr not long for the universal good cheer at
sending Chrisimasi associations.
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Nftp Embellishments.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

+nN THE 22d DAY OF JAN, 1859,
~ at b'dock IN the afternoon. o the premises
hereinafter described will be so Id to the highest
bidder the following reaI estate. the property Of
Charl>sA. Porter, deceased. TO wit: part of the
SouIk " est quarter ofSection IS, Township Range
D. cont lining 30 acres ly ing and being in Be elmont
county, Ohio. Also. tract situated in Monroe co.,
Ohio. being part u the North West quarter Of the
quarter Of Section 20. Township 6, kanss
DOVER ofthe widow. the assig gament ef which. by
meies and bonds, she valves and agrees TO take In
lieu thereofthe value thereof in IN 'ney.
EEIJAH HOGCE,
de23s1 c Adh'r OF Chas. N. Porter. decd
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN at the Probate Court for Belmont coun ty The
undersigned has been appointed and qualified Ex-
ecafrix ef fhe estate of John Tate, ST., deceased
late Of Belmont county.
All those indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment; and those having claims
against said estate notified to present them ior
seftiement within one year from this date
- MARGARET TATE, Exeeurx.
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TaRsis do nut die in their holes"'--
S,r d.. Blk, WIZ.
9" "hurdrr of Rats BY the Thousand
-Srs Dr. bEosxN. s4-, -. az
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ID Y S P Is rs S q a .

p a 81 SHOWN BY the statements of the
N board Of Health Of New York. c.used the
and 1si de.ths 81 ecnsum piion, induced bv ma.
pepsia As il is veil attessed iaes that Dvsoeps.
Is The origin Of Tie suffennes or large portion ~
those be HE q psu mp tion il beeom The ansr
Of every 20 use. such pIeesu,ion. against and
h.vs placed befsrf Sem, asd hsvs proved 70 be
ANTI ELfxsnss il cerroho1.,;an nS :,
'"' ".-. 3ss
Testimony uf NJ Edvayd NJ Rovv,ev of ,h. &C..
ofRonisv' Ashhnroer Co IA Ns,,h Wh.,n.s w. nss'
in proof of the efhcacy Of williams Anti Dv.pep.
tic Elixir; = : rni.,.,,m.. . oe,os., % ,s.o
Dr.. Jsnes Hiisiexs:.
Dear Sir-Isaks. re sssre in reeomx,, ndiur vour
Anti Dys yspeptie Eiix,E far the cure Of Dy spep:is
been entirely cured. - Yours, respectfully, =
EDWARD n: ROWLEY
+ ..-- q es iS-f54 -a-- : \,
Communicated 10 John B. Fsnrose ESQ from Mr.
is with great graf ifcaiion that testify 70 Tie
efficacy of 'wiiiams' Anti i-Dyspep,ie Elixir. y
which you 50 strongly recommended % me and for
which, heartily thsuk you; il has .completel re.
ledge. With the hope thai Others may be ain i
isrly benehttsd. Truly youra 80.
- FRANKLIN EYRE
/ kensihgsons Sept ls. laSo -.
OcTosrs 10, 1850.
DR.. Janes HfLiams: = - -:
Dear sir-Having suffered for q long time from
Dyspepsi. 90 severely that was eoh'pl<tsly proi:
trsfeds and having 'ued very lnea for feef ith
osa,s osa si. va ,s. saxse 20 use your
pepue Eli h. eneros me much Pfessufe TO in
form you thar am en- TREY cured hy its use, and
eotalany recommend 70 all persons suffering
u"oe' D''Pers 'SrpeSei1.y. SrnppSa y &c,
ro,nx.,I,. u.,.w. n.n. wSUDAotf'
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ALI, DISEASES TREATED
foN SAGEu

LNOkcI AChES Or LaNU, hall un-
L. det cultivation, with Orchard And q Com.
fprtshis Dwelling. Also q splendid new STRAIN saw
MIN, IN hrst rate running order, in hne location,
where thsfs 10 plenty OF good timber. AL Of this
property wib sold very low. and partly on credit
OF Qua, two or three yesrs, TO suit the purchaser
Apply on he premis.s two miles West OF New Cas-,
Ie. on the road leading TO Malaga, In Wayne town.
ship, Belmont county, Ohio.
WARRINGTON AIKEN.
sspeu WILLIAM lUlCM.
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aflarriiea.

Sept. 2lsi, by Rev. 4. A. Grove, Mr.. MARK
NJ. FOWLER TO Miss LIZZIE r. LOCKWOOD.
Nov. 25ih, by the same, Mr.. ALEX BRAN
FORD TO Mias ISABELLA GLASGOW, :all o
Belmont county, Ohio.
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State Of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
HIRAM w. SMITH, Plaintiff,
va.
WILLIAM WALLACE. JOHN WALLACE, and
PooR e. REsDr Defendants.

fHHE DEFENDANTS, Poor g. Reed,
i are hereby notified tha, on she 18th of July
1865, Hiram W. Smith, d led petition in the above
nsmed court against William Wallace, & John Wal
lace, aIledeinS that on the asth day OF December.
1s56, the said William Wallace executed Two pro
misso ry notes made the order OF ths said
John Wailase for seven hundred dollars each. pay
able in year and in two years from date
With Interest, which notes were afterwards indor-
set by the esi6 John w allace 70 the plaintiff. That
on tho same s9th Of De cember. 1886, VIM. Wallace
and his wife executed mortgage 10 John Wallace
on Out lot No. 3. in Sharpsss out lot addition, 10
the the Town Of Ne, tinsvile. Belmont county, o.,
10 indemnify the 50 id John Wallace among other
things endorsed said notes, well on ot tiet
notes which he might thereafter endorse. And the
petition pays judgment against sal wallace for
s<s5 3s with interest from April s. 1855 the balance
due said FIST mentioned note and for the sale Of
fad mortga aged premises for tIe satisfaction; ltt,
said lst mentioned note well Of said other note
when due, and for other prope .elIef. The said VIM
answe among other things that the said
John Wallace indorsed another roie for him 10 the
said Poor & Reed. Wherevpon the said Poor 4 Reed
we're by the said Court made defendants in said az
,ion, and they hereby notified TO apes. and sn
sweI by February 10, li5s s. w. GASr0N.
d. d. 7 .Cowrs, Atty. for P!tf ldea36wl Clerk.
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uThe editor of. The Ciacinsati Com
msreiol styles enwood, lopposite Bellaire, !,
"rhe Western terminus of the Baltimore
snd Ohio Railrosd.nn Rather cool remark
that, considering she proximity of Wheel
ing, and her connection with Benwood by q
rsilroad track.
GrTbe Bgnsood iron mills are doing a
re martsbly heavy business this winter, and
are finding ready sale 70: all their nsils.
The RIVER, &c.-Under the influence Of
the heavy rains of las, week the staid Ohio
became considerably elevated. being, in fact,
about bank full. Sleamboa.men sppesr
cotrespondingly elevated. .and..every thing in
the navigation line 10 prosperous. Coal.
boats have gone down on the broad bosom
of the Ohio as never coal boats went down
on a December freshet before. Noble
steamers glide sauciiy along, apparently ig,
norihg the fact that somewhere about eight
or ten yards below their present line of
travel there rest "sawyers" and ssnd-bars
which Two short months ago. stood up like
stern higwsymen to bar their passage; while
smaller craft, like Dibdin'. "Jolly Young
waterman
Row along, thinking Of nothing atall''
The packets are making their regular runs
with good trips of freight and passengers.
though the former is at reduced rates. and
transient boats are almost invariably "load.
ed down to the guards"
The Temperance meeting of which we
have made mention in this column hereto
fore, has finally resolved itself into an Or
ganization, under the name sf-"The tenn
persnce Union of Puitney township" The
following officers we're elected at the same
meeting:
President. B. r. Cowen; Vice President,
Rev. &c. Edmonds; Secretary. Hanson
Crisℓ Treasurer. Rev. Holiday.
The evening Of the organization upwsrdr
Of one hundred lames were enrolled as
members.
R. r. fExEGRArH LIsE Under the new
arrangement of telegraph line in coanec-
tion with the G.. q. r R., telegraph sta
tions have teen established at Beilaire,
Cambridge, Concord, Zames-
Vile, Newark and Columbus, and within a
very short time, six more stations will have
been established, at each of which the arri-
val and departure of trains is regularly sig.
nalec along :he entire line Of he road.
@The frs, bridge from here on the
Central road which was swept away by the
nesvy results of last spring, and which was
hastily repaired at tina. time, is now being
thoroughly renewed, and will soon be as
'ubstautial as it was before the accident.
COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE. E.-Messrs. Lycur-
rus Austin, and Henson CriswelI, have es.
sblishe cd a commercial college in this place,
or the teaching of Bookkeeping in all its
'rsnches, embracing Double and Single
Entry Banking and Heavy Banking, Steam
,out and Rail Road. Mr.. A. is thoroughly
'csnain'ed With the seience. being a grad
rate from Bacon's Commercial College,
Cincinnati, while Mr.. C. is good penman,
Ind Gevoies his attention to that branch Of
he science.
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spstiaI Natiess.
Thirty Years Experience
- Has proved the value OF
DR a O. TOD~JS

Thirty Years Experience
- Has proved the value Of
DIR A s. TODD,S
ANTI.BtLIOUS OR LIVER PILLS,
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSP EPsIA. INDIGEs
~ TIoN,
and ether diseases OF the Liver, Stomach. and Bow
els.
They are more popular to-day than ever before
10 10 demonstrated BY the testimony which we now
daily receive from thos who have used them.
ANY one who reads the "Directions for Use'
which accompany these Pills. ill be impressed
wiz the fset that they are entirely Different from
the cheap pills with which the country 10 flooded
For int eresting parteulars, letters &C.. see cir
eulars which, with the Pills. can be obtained O.
I. H. PATTERSON and J. w. COLLINS. Saint
Clairsville, and from Dealers generally throaghou
the country.
tn. LOGAN & CO., General Agents,
uo4 Wheeling. Va.
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&ellairt Yotd Golnnal1
BEf.GARE, DEC a., 1865

IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIHE-The following
change took place in the times of the arrival and
departure OF Trains on tie Railroads connecting
here. on Monday: Trains leave on the Centra
road at 10 IS H., and 7.lo 2. u. Arrive At II 4:
a. H. and so P.H.
On the C. & p road trains leave att A. H.. f0.5
A. u. and $40 p q, arrive at l. r., H50 A. T., and
7.20 p. y.
On the B. & o. road trains leave Benwood sta
fion u n. and 10 2. n. Arrive at 1OA. n. and 80
p.
By this arrangement one train each way is taken
from the B. & 0. and Csntral Roai.,
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GTsRsls are nuisance"-See Doctor
BRowN. IS Pc,
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r"De.,h to R.ur-see DR.. BRowS.

@The man who tried TO swssten his
tea ep the smiles Of his wife has fallen back
on sugar.
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Ssh COLUMBUS NURSERY -
- For the spsins of 1885. -

A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
IA OF FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Shrubs, Vines, etc.. includ ing
APPLE TRExs, "a years grafted) very thrity, and
OF the best varieties for Cenbal and Southern Ohio.
PrAR TRrfs. both standard and dwarf, the latter
some. < 3 ~. -1-4.a = -
CHERRY JRkss. adapselI 10 the elimatsrof the
Southwest, mostly on ahsieb stocks. and br aneh
Peach TRxIs, Of the besf age and size, with fine
healthy roots, and Of the choicest kinds.
Piums. Quinces, Apricsts, NecSarines. Almonds,
Grape, Currants, Gooseherries, Raspberries, straw
berries. Rhubarh and Asparagus Roots, Usage
Orange Plants, tfor hedsins.) etc.
Also. Evergreens Of various kinds, Roses, and
Ornamental shrubs aud Flowers, in great variety,
and at low prizes.
IFSend for . DEscRirTIyE CATALOGUE, and or.
dei airectlyfrotn head quarters, NO AGENTS AH (
EMPLOYED to sell trees Tor US. Articles will be
packed reeurey, and forwarded 10 any points OIL the
Reir Dads a. directed. CTwenty varieties OF nvies
Flower eeds sent b. NAL. postage free, for $l.)-
Address Il. B. BATEHAM & Co
feiaiy .'---,-- Colun,hr.s Ohio.
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fruit TREES, ORNAMENTAL TREES. SHRUBS,
.- -@ALNDBN PLANTS RgSEg9 CO.
f. s. WILLIAMS.

f. s. WILLIAMS, -
nFW9EEtNG oiecevep ANDORNAMENT-
y in ms aoml lheeeban
hvehu
in lar
de CO
aaomsr.I heao befodd
pop 10 fee q to
o O4yarsoh
w ete< fee sh-
nd ehoeek kinds d;twoo hreeye
nwf f.nd Standard pism % Trees one to So $ wear.
rs rsss, .s; ai. Mss,ins aIss &c popular
sh pe snd rvCurrs
nz.
W variety tiypf nuvat
Bush
chs"nuss "alnus Pihers Asparagus RhabHb
weeping
ya
Whe.ss S 81 @ ] S,.
homhf
1 sfosp
ergne
o Ting dress 3
Va
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@"whst's your opinion On Rsls''-
See Dr. BKswk.
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MILL SCREENING, &c.
N1ILL, FANNING MILL. and other
lyl SCREENING manufactured by US out OF
wire Of 4 70. on aIy, made At Worcester. Mass, for
that special purpose, and Warranted 4 No. !. We
sell IL al the lowest rates. G. w. POTWIN D. Co
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= t1The Sscrement Of the Lords supper. will be
sdniais6ssds .. The N. e. Church, i'm this p'ace on
nsxs Ssbbsth. -,
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BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

A n ASSORTMENT of Books; select.
IA cd expressly a. Presents for children. Ffom
IS 10 rs cents. For sails at .Pstterson's
Drug, Book, and Hard ware Store,
deIs3i Oppasite the Treasury Buildings.
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s-srThis is the ls, paper of our second yesr.-
Now isa good time 70 subecribe-snd very con-
veuienttime topay. -
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-nTsxpsyine . over At last, and the good peo-
ne doabsless feel very much relieved-in pocket
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YafaI SnteIiseats.

sa uJ NJ BLAcKfoEr, is our Agent authofizsa To
settle al accounts in he eastern portion Of the
gently,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-14
MARRIED.,

On the 9th ult by the Rev r. I. Brewn, Mr.
HI PETIT, TO Mrs. SARAH L. HARRI
son, all of Fairfax county.
In San Antonio, Texas, on the goth Of May
p,mo. Lieut.. GEORGE BELL, of the United
States Army, TO ISABELLA, daughter of Hugh
Mccormick, of Washington.
On the 10th instant, by the Rev. John Robb
Mr.. JAMES l.. HUTCHINSON, 10 Miss $
EMMA LEAKE, all of Washington.
On Thursday evening the 10th inst, by the
Rev. J. A. McCauley, Mr.. ROBERT MCKAY
10 Mss MILDRED SANDS, both of Fredericks
burg.
On Thursday evening, the 10th inst by the
Rev }. A. McCauley, Mr.. ALEXANDER EA
TON, 10 Miss MARTHA NICHOLSON, bott
OF Fredericksburg.
In Trinity Church, Staunton, on Wednesday
the 9th instant, by the Rev. c. B. Dana, Of AL
sxandria, the Hon. SAMUEL J. PERSON, o
Wilmington, North Carolina, Judge OF the Su
perior Court of that State, and Miss ELLEN
TYLER, only daughter of the late Rev. JOSEPH
D. Tyler Principal of the Institution Tor tn,
education of the Deaf and Dumb, at Staunton
Virginia