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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
IDII ITF KNTTTI TUTE UF
COUlsIIH, COLDS, no 1NFIU-
ENZa RRONtHITIs, WHOOplNts
COGGu CROgP. AsTuMA, IN
SSpIENG GCONsUNPIlON

COU(sIHN. coz. DS, HOAKsENEhS, lNFbl.
ENZA. RKON(HlT1s, WuOOplNG
COUGH CROeP. AsTuMA, IN
<SpIENG GCONsUNpTlON
and for the c.naupIisc patients IN advanced stages
OF the di,ras,
We need moi spcak the rnhlic Of its virtues Through
mud amrh every haniet of the Aih'rtan
States otpuinonary complaints have made
ALREADY the families In any civilized
country without personal experience of
It's etct VT the communities any where "i"h
hav. amu th,n living trophy of ita victory owe"
subtle dsvAses IT the throat and lungs
While power ul andute yet known TO inau tor
tnrmia iulgorus dseas'a Of the pulmonary
gans il is as t i,sr- aud safest remedy thar can be
rmpl"yc,l persons Parents should have
lgar that steals upon thim
unJrcpnrpd Nre atuudart euunfs to bcier" the chr
b. he er'Sumpt'Ons IL prevents
than thosr IL kt: by YOU, aud cure Sonr colds
while they rr,r noEci them until no human skill
.tr at itsscnrd on tho sitais
k,oS the dreadful fatality of nng
dnudars hs knnN lie ylitacs Of lhs femrdN
not assure hem it still IN tde the best
he Wes1err toll To produce 1t tue
n,ns perfect po--u aad afford those Who rely The
best a2cnt wh. a.r i iurIisb for tbeir euro.
PREP AIRED RY DR.. J. c. AVER
gssrr.ic al and ic Chem lowell, Mass
ASDsoLpBy
J, II sEAY, Lrachbnrg; PURCELL LADp CO, Rich
nond n F RIVES, Petersburg NJ A. SANTOS. Norfolk;
and Al; Druggists, 1ysd"m
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PalENIN ROl NDSY N ENt.1SE WORKS..
IY>CHBCKG Va.
On tc Candi abore hs BritR' Of hf IA T"n Railroad
tYNlIIS ESTABLISHMENT has been enlarged to meet the
increasing demond for work in its vatious ranchc ana -
now prepared to furnish
rorabe and STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES of ,ny re.
guir"i power,
Mil Gearing, Shafting hangers. - .-
Celebrated Centre Dischnrg" W A.ER W HEEL
Tobacco Factory Fixtures. ~
and Brass Castings Wrought Iron WORK OF ovsfy
description -
All work done at this e bshmen warranted equal totho
done atany establishment in the state,
an Its A. q DABNEY ARt
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TNOS. T.. GRIMAI.DI,
FASHIONABLE BOOT & SHOE MAKEF

Opposite the CinEens' Savings Bank,
MAIN STREET, LINCHRi iRG, III,
To " hons rsicd the pre- inna loI the best
pair al Booi-. exhibited nt The lRst Fair,
l. FEPS constantly or ha,d. and manufacturers tar. u
IL der. ovrtN Nplicty at LADIES aud GENTLE 4
MENN WEAR whi,h be viii warrant equal to any -
mannta ufri N ti country aud NJ prices low Hnot
luw'r. tiHu othrt establishment Ia 1.ynrhhurE
Iir resp, ttuA 4aIlis Of thu public taN aud
tn" sam r-s h1 thauks for the liberal patronage here
t"t're hHsi,N,i Ian Eiiin
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW CASH aTORK.
y. G. |. T. w s.,


As 'aA"nihc large aud cnn,mod"us hous' on Main At
i"ru'rly occupied by Joseph Nown, III door above
MensfS Sh" idd and fhurmsns IIaiw Stoc, aud op
PnSii" IN JUnn II Scays pr,g Store
am NJ" receiving and ell solicited stock oftRo
fEElls ari ST AIE DRY GOODS. hough cSvlus,cly Tor
sash aud which N hn sold prizes that fail i g,"
satisfaction o all WI" with call As ,,n de-
i"rminci - H. business the cash sShem. cAs induce
ments "l hu Htd "c,sh buyers, thosc dcs,ng to
change nr rrunfN praiarc
stock II ~" PERUVIAN GCASO ALWAYS on hand.
leAhl"i particular atun 10 the old customers u the
hrm a Erwt> trmrrly In the Dry Goods bus In
'hv - EiNr all As well as the public nlly
.sit A. Z. LEWlS
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SHOES! SIIOEs!! SIIOEs!!!-Juss opened
- at No large assortment of Ladies', Miss aud chid.
SHOES which will be sold exceedingly cheap Cal and
surply yourselves early JOHN ABRAiAMS
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SALOON 1.-THE undersigned has the pleasure I" All
nouuce of Lynchburg, and the public in
raj that he opened fine l. AGER BEER SALOON, snd
every body with the best LAGER Of The
he prominent Brewery of Philadelphia, which IL
ac k uo~ |. dged best in the United States
For family will sell dozen bottles of Lag" Beer at
e!--thc bot les to be returned Come one and all.
I.c1 11-dts Nj.
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x.,W FAMILY GROCER,

ON WNlN hTNEET,
opnosil' 30 the Drug Store oi Siabler Jones.
nun uoiute,i having tcmrscd ht1 ,~tab slm"nt, ani
rfer r,rH - his STOCK. Offers The m'-i nSNe
,mH'iN - NNllN GRotERlES where to be hal Al
-ingi o-t tr ~ hs aud p, 10 sui, th lim's
H. ~ l#u t t n,k Of Gtn,cths he has alsa ~ AIIE
pRN Gout'N wleh he viii .rl low for Il lc rutlii
cautt't t., N aud Tor ihcr,selyes,
Al II SOLOMON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

TDuNR Apple nna iugii.h Dn,ry CnEEsE,
Il Just ed al lee ?? dts NJ. liOLl1Ns GO 3.
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HoI FOR CHRISTMAS.

SA NJ Ed n. DO u,
HAS removed again hi OH stand Main Street after
Ill having fitted up In splendid style and filed it with the
most attractive anu elegant assortment of Toys, CON
FECrIONERY, FANCY GOODS, FRUITS. &e., &c. Ills
are all new and constitute the extensive
lnet of NpTION for the children and decaces for tn
lie yer before offered in Lynchbarg dec 2bis
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The Chamber of Commerce met yesterday after
noon TO consider and dscnss the repoTt on Qaran.ne
which was presented by Mr. TILEsroS at the special
meeting of June 99tb. After the reading OF minutes
The following gentlemen were elected members OF the
Board
Oliver W. Bird Andrew Comstocs, Geo kshant Smith
j. Eastman John Edms,on Henry s. Fearing Georse Ferns
GORDON Charles Gould Joseph w Hartey, Tho H. H.dcaste
Mali James w Maitland James Myers Philip PritehaId John
R2btIoD, Grafton D Rogers Henry l. R3qh ~ B. R1ata
Van Boz keiD, john i. Westeryel.
Mr. w. r. Pckersgill was elected member of the
Committee of Arbitration
The unfinished business, being the Report on quaran-
Slr WrrMoRE, from the Committee on Quarantine
moved TO insert the word healthy before the word
passengers" in the first resolution attached to the
printed report the Committee. The resolution was
so amended.
Mr. BRowrR wished TO inquire who were TO make
laws in regard to passengers coming to the city from
infected vessels Ii there any doubt IN the case
great caution should be used. II makes no difference
whether yellow fever is strictly contagious II il will
spread in any way from vessels which come here.
Passengers can come from New-Oreans mere oy lana
and bring the disease. He thought the proper way
was to select perfectly isolated place wherein 10
locate Quarantine system; but il is useless to make
sysem Of Quarantine without any place to locate 1t;
The proper way was for the Chamber to go forward
and help the authorities secure place. then the syS
TEN can be properly arranged.
needed.
MIR. BRowrR said that immediate relief was needed,
but nothing could be properly and permanently done
till place furnished.
Mr. BARsrow thought great care should be taken
about individuals coming TO the city from infected
vessels.
Mr. WETMoRE said that the Legislature wonld have
10 decide upon the time that passengers should be de-
tanned II was not intended to permit any goods to
come to the city without proper purhcauon that could
in any way carry Infection.
Mr. TlLEsTOS said that the Committee had IN mlnd
the peculiar position of this city, in comparison with
all others Vessels going into other ports are detained
only 81 hours unless sign of the fever discov
cred; but port vessels are detained, ana some
times perfectly healthy, are compelled to discharge
their cargoes at Quarantine, simply because they came
from an infected port The Committee do not wish to
see the trade directed from the port OF New.fork
during tie Summer months; but they have no desire
to have disease brought herethey simply wish justice
done to the commerce Of the city.
On motion the report and resolutions were adopted
Mr. BRowER moved that the report and resolutions
be printed in pamphlet form, which motion was ear
red.
Capt. MORGAN presented report on signals re-
commencing Wards Ocean Signal telegraph as
being simple aud eilicacons. The report was ac-
cepted.
Afer nominations for new members, the Chamber
adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

p.ned by .srgihle rsssors for 'cruh cation there,
uitb :he obyious view OF creat NJ feeling scains;
her character subsequently to her departure fom IL
S,a:s.
II Tie lady nss been either e1trayagsn. q -mprn-
dent durpg tOeie seven years, mach the wore ;or
her-in q social sense Sne has, do1b.ess, suffered
mach care. ebcouEtele3 much trouble, and she pos-
living mae relative 20 defend hes far .ene,
j.. who viii seek 20 tarnish L. Mr.. Forrest > a
man, and .s -ieh; MEs. Fore.t IS woman, anu y
poor. L.. her have fair pay, then, "a the es.ima on
Of the pubic, &s NC hope and believe sEe may IN the
Courts OF Law Tnc C,liio'nsn stofes, We mus; ~,
smack no: little o. The piqaanJ testimony We al
reeo}-c. op a former occasion: few people Dsheye1
then, and not nsDy believe row, that lady OF Mrs.
Forrest breeding and refinement could have been
guilty OF the erorlDes freely Attributed 20 her.
Mr.. Forrest mas labOred in bis profession long and
ously and deserves the worldly success hs has
achieved. lie mas exhibited great talent. Let him,
before Is 100 ise, exhibit little generosity surely
Il wsud gam for him more honor among men, while
eD The earth, and longer respect for his memory
when the lime shall come that be sleeps it, bosom.
Ntl- York. JAY 4, t359
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

u an tier boa. and sen. IN b3ad, snd par. Of :he
crew sch, Of il :be thi-! bos. AZ 9:3o o, M
be fsm.s rescbirc n the nain'pnss. hssd, and re
mss: eating orE ca away the main .opmsst pa ~
s;ays 10 pr.ven, il from fsl : f,rwad \. th- 'Ins
The y p wa blurred - he v.ers edge far as ann J.
ships ard sinking fast By the stern.
The few yeu an.Dg on bOa55 hen were lIl"r.a h1J
the remaining boat, who hsi barely showed III when
the n,anms.t fell over the side, part OF he rsEng
feIliI e across the boat Ths flames D0E completely
fnv,ope1 the sbip. The boa. tier p-oceeded > 'he
bark Ehsre al kindly received and every atten-
ton psio rs by Captain tDnnsj, ns officers ara crew.
Shortly after Icon not yesge Of Tie S'a-g9I was 20
ne seer The csuse of .be IRE s Unknown. Ihe snip
lad been out frOm the Bar twebty-eignt Gays, and
here was no comm1r.c-.on with t1E part OF the ship
where the ire discovered.
The cargo consisted Of 9sji bales cotton and about.
s35 200 in spece, about 50 900 of which was saved.
There we're three female AID two male passengers,
who .ith The crew, numbered thiTty-01e persons.
The Csptain Of the Princess IIse-e had 600
awaIde1 hIm az salvage on the specie saved
AccIDEsr TO THE sT,rE OF MAINE.
TIE steamer State OF Mare, her first trip to
Newport and Fall River On Wednesday night, broke
her head and had 20 put back after being fifteen
mil, ou: Her passengers were taken 70 Boston oy
the StoIington steamer c. Vanderbilt. Tie damage
TO the Bay State will require some days to repair, as
the explosion made very bad hole IN the boiler.
NAVAL.
We have late adylces from the B!aLA sluadIon'
On the 10Th OF June the United States brig Dolphin,
Aag, Beinbridgs and Perry were in the River Plate
in order TO assist in protecting the persons ard the
property Of American citizens, should the threatened
bostiities break out in those aritudes. The officers
ard of the Bsinbridge and Perry were anxious
ly expecting orders to proceed home. The Swedish
steam corvette Erusmend had arrived at Rio JsneiTo,
where the British recsiying.ship Madagascar was
also at anchor. At Buenos Ayres the British flag
ship Cumberland, the steamers ObeTon and Hsrrier
were lying as TO the town ss possible, ready to
cooperate with The Americans in guarding neutras in
Gaze of wsr The state of the South American States,
generally, was unsettled
The steamers Sumpter aud Mystic were yesteri'y
foated Of the dry dock at Brooklyn be equipped
st once for sea; and tie Wyandot and Mohawk take
their places today. The ssn Jscnto is in commission
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIONS-JULY 7.-Before
LII. H..

In this Cour to-day. several cases, mostly Oi minor
imp plr ance, disposed of by the City judge.
John KiDI who pleaded gIiy Wednesday mayhem The
bit John McCes nearly OH sent - he Penira
for four months.
William Evans alias JONES' pleaded guilty 10 forgery 10 the
second dezTee passing three > 10 counterfeit bills the Now
EngId Bank Boston Being old offender he set Tor
six year, % the State Prison
William Williams pleaded guilty TO burglary in the third de-
grs. ard The State Prison for thIec years.
Robert rhoms pleaded guilty TO forgry the fourth Dc
gree. lie appeared dying from consumPton and the to sl
days. en-
5hn Roy hoy 10 years old, sent % the House Of Ref
for pe,i, larceny.
Ps,rics Fox cut m wiie With knife, ard sss dited f..
assault .iih iu.cn kill is wife deposed that ou -
h head" a. the time AMI her ntecesson, Cudec by the
Asssss; DistTict Attorney, Judgment ~ss suspf ndsf
Jacob Van Curren; pleaded guilty " petit aceny AID vas
.eu.enred % year IN ,ks Peui.eItary.
FrsnI eiber convicted Of stealing watch end chan fon
Mrs Perry 10 the State Prison for OuT YEAR,
John Smith peri. larceny Ta- snt o. the fen'uaY io
81
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
California Marrinxe. and Deashs.
hRRIED.


AtsaonHelto, Nay 10, William BaD'nsn to Miss H'n4Ah
T. su Prarei.eo Nay q before Oriu Bailey, j. p, Taoui-
Howcl's * Ohio and Arm Lee, Of Camden, NJ j. .
Al Ecystrne Nevada Comfy, June j. BY kss Nf DJ s'
In sser1r1snso June l. by The Rev. J. L. shHeE rhoHA.
IfLrefh 20 Laurs J. Collins -, n, n 81. a..
IN San Francisco June T. BY the Rev d. Arder"n, M
Aeron Dond 10 Miss Lzzy BRYAN both 81 this city. -
A.Volcano June l. BY the Rev s. '" Hull JosePn ssI,"o
"a s5 P,c.eo Jnne by the Rev w. A. Scott D. D. Mr.
Ni. g. KttIe 10 Ms Matte A. scos daughter Of The off
- s,cr-rep.o June g. BY the Rev. J. W. Fo.s J,bn
Pr-vp II S.n Frsrcisco 10 josephine Briggs.
~ J1ne BY the Rev. j. A. Benton Aexandsr
yeE - 10 Argo of saersInento. TO Minnie bherin
In s-r FTsolsco june 2 By the Rev Dr. Pc Byron GAL
- s,oek.o q tis Elizabeth Van vskenbsrg of Hertnsr
County \.
IL Fan Fsueco June John Barron ssed d years; ns,y.
Csrick County Donegal Irelsud.
L. Esncco. June JohAnnah Kane, the wife of Hugh
A; rndep ndence Pa Caaveas County. Thomas SEYMOUR
AZ Miorsyile Bette County May 10, Dr. w. A. Rado,ph
N,sE souoIs, ty a, Suddenly, William Clayton, lA,s Of
C-eeablrr. Pa. 80
Dy Creek s,.ni.su, County Nay 49, May l., wife Of
AkIslan. HAsey, sged y yesrA
Near Santa CruI May q, Mr.. Angelina VIE Of Thomas
Hart sIc daughter Of Noes A. Meder, ssed n yesr.
Drowrf6, Il Fraser River In febgusry ss William Clarke
Of The Hon John H. Clarke Of Rhode leland brother II
Cap, Charles Clarke Of San Francisco e
At Honoulu, April - Albert J. Hidreh Of oss Harbor L.
ate first oeer ofship Coral q Nev Bedford sssd IS yea
On to.id whale ,hp Jefferson oc Ss Jsmss hawey, ot
March i Charles Pa sred s1 years. na,iv. Of Port.
lsnd Me- cooper o whaeshp Tsmssus which yss
, sei b. Jumpsd overheard. tIfl n 7-'Tr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
FIRES.

FIRE IN FoRIY-FHTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
TALLOw FACTORY.
Yesterday morning. about o clock, FIRE broke out
in the at-metng house tsllow factory of John j.
Ecke located in Fortyfhh street near the First ave
nue., ard before the fremen could render any service
the building with ts contents entirely destroyed
The property was owned by Smith Ely, jr, OF Ferry
street and the loss thereon is set down at $5WD or
$1,000 Insured in the Excelsior, North American
and Kings County Insurance Companies: The canse
Of the fire is unknown, but is supposed TO have been
the work of an incendiary.
The cooper shop of Noah Farnhsm, at the rear OF
the fat house was also destroyed, together with large
stock of barrels. Loss 81 900; nsuredi the Hamilton
Insurance Company for $500.
four-story brick house, corner Of First avenue and
Forty fifth street, owned by Frederick Moss, was dam
aged by FIRE and water TO the amount Of about 81 ,Oo
Said TO be insured.
Three frame buildings, belonging to the Butchers
Melting Association, were partially destroyed. Dam
age about :, 600; insured.
A large number of dogs, kept by Mr.. Eckel for the
purpose of driving away intrnders, perished IN the
himes Tae matter the origin of the fire Is under
investigation by the Fire Marshal.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

KIDsApPING WHITES IN MIssIssPPI.-A dispatch
was received here from jackson, from Richard Coop.
er esq., the Distct-Attorney, ordering the arrest oil
A. r. Burks on the charge of kidnapping lie was
accordingly arrested at the Washington HOTEL togetu-
er with woman and one child. An examination was
had before the Mayor Yesterday afternoon, at which
Charles L. Buck and +. g. Walker, esqs, appeared
for the prosecution and Gov Foote and Col. L. 3.
Martin Tor the defense. Ii proved by M Garter
of Neshoba County that the woman and her three
children were free persons of white and Indlan olood,
and that they were kidnapped by Burks after
rtpeated declarations of his determination to do so
He sold one of the children in Jackson TO Mr. james
A. Horne for $500 one of them had disappeared, ior
which he could not account, and the other chlld was
with it's mother in Court. Mr.. Carter said BuIks had
told him that il was no harm 10 sell them, free AZ
rcsrs were being brought in and sold. lie offered 10
divide with Mr. c. provided he would assist in the dis
posa of them This Mr. C.. refused and testified that
they were forcibly taken away before ms eyes, the
woman and children pleading 10 remain
Mr. j, III. johnson testified that the accused en-
deavored to raise money on them, claiming them as
his property. , L.,
After argument by the counsel, the Mayor ordered
him 10 give bail in the sum of $6OO0, for his appear
anee before the Circuit Court now in session. Fading
10 give the requisite BAIL he was lodged IN jail. tbe
circumstances attending this case are most atrocoIs,
according to the testimony Of Mr.. Calier Dul as lIe
accused had no Witnesses nor made any effort 10 oo-
fain ,hem on this exsmination shall await the prog
ress of the case in the Criminal Court.
The Mayor, feeling fully satisfied that the woman
and her children were not slaves, being Descendants o!
a white woman allowed them To 60 free. ms Is
what W. would call reOpenng the save-trade WIN
vengeance! lNicksburg Miss Wig.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
PUDLIC ME'EII-VT.S.
hoard OE ALDERMEN.


4 regular meeting of the Board was held lEst even
irg the PresoeD., Mr. McSPEooy, in the chair.
FuReT0I Of UuH6Oldk.A cOmmull ,a,ioD was re-
ceived rom the Mayor, accompanied by one RON the
chsiYnao e the Committee Of Arrangements in re.a-
ton 10 the Funeral Of Humboldt. In reference 20 this,
Mr. BRADLEY offered resolution 70 tie effect that
the e-bels be rung The ilth inst, on .he occasion
Of tbe funeral o)emnities in memory Of l1mboldt-at
soch time as the Committee OF Arrangements desig-
rate. Adopted.
A resolution was offered 20 open Avenue ID, from
Fourteenth 20 Seventeenth streets. Laid over.
KindiiHP Wood Waate9-A petition was received
from residD's in The vicinity of the Five Ponts ask
iIg that fence b. erected around Mls.ion Sqdare-
Referred.
petition was received from the night acavengers
for p boat 10 remove night SOIL Referred.
Redistyicling me CHg-Tbe joint Special Commit
tee on Redistic.ing the City, submitted their report
II was laid on the table and ordered 70 be printed
TombkiRs Norket-A communication was received
from Street Commissioner, stating taat he awarded
four rac's for altering and aiding 10 Tompkins
Market. Laid on the table.
Renur,5ertng Houston Streef.-Tbe report Of the
Committee Streets IN favor OF renumberlng Houston
street fsom the North to the East River taken up
aid adopted.
Drinking Hylrants.-The Board concured with
he Board Of COuncDen in adopting the report Of the
Special Committee in favor OF erecting f,ty hydrants
IN various parts the city.
The report Of the Committee Streets submitted
a report in favor OF paving Hadson street from Canal
to Eighth avenue with the Belgian pavement, IN ac-
cOrtaDce with the usual plan.
a long debate was held upon this subject, in which
the measure was opposed by Messrs. Osens and
Bradley.
The report was adopted.
The Board adjourned 10 Monday
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
MARRIED.,

ANDREWs-ANDREWs-A, the residence Of ths brides rs
Walters Dr. benjamin Andrews Of Newiork City, 20 A.
gua daughter Il the Hon Ebenezer Andrews OF me orm.r
place.
EDWARDs-POWER-O Thursday June %, AZ g.. Georse.
Hanover Squs, London by the Rev NJ susden tred-ns
Stuart Edwards Of Charles Edwards esq o his ety. 20
Fapcs Jane Dousas ouly daughter II Edward fowor ESQ.,
Of Ecceon Terrace Ppcs, bauer st'aw, and A.e Ait0T
ney.General for Sierra Leofe
RICH-TALLMAN- On Thursday July l. by the Rev D. X T.
Cooke o. ba Church II S. John the Eysngelst JOSIAH hc
IT, 20 Ehe eldest augher Of Capt John y Talnsn, all g"
This city. -.
Yonker. Rockand County, Albany NewJe'ey and California
papers please copy.
sTOUT-VANHART-In Worthwhile, Ps., ON wednesday y
4 bv the Row A ID White Mr. William NJ S,o1. Of New
York, to Miss Mary A. Nsnhart of Trenton N. j.
WELLER-UNDERHII.L-InN Newhnrgh, on Monday, sly =,
by the Rev Mr. Beach, Mr. Nelson Weller 20 Misc Amelia e..
Tndeh eldest daughter Of David Underhl al Of New
York.
WIBERLFY-WEEKS-At Waslnzton Hishts, " y, on
Mcnday Iuy4 by the Rev o. A. Pcz IL New York, Wism
~. Whereby of The sane city, 10 Mary A. Weeks, ed'st
daughter Of Jeremiah Weeks Of Yorktown, Westehes'sr
lnlL,Y u Y.