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CONTROLLERS OFFICER
City of New Orleans, April l, 1885. )
[ No. ASA. ]
esouS That tho Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
adjndicae after twenty notice the official journal
for paving with blocks Camp from
Caope street.-The sgreeably spe
ccatons file in the Surveyors Office and said adjudication
be subject the approval rejection of the Common
Council.
tSignedl CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
ISignedl j. o. NIXON,
. President Board of Aldermen.
[Signedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that TUESDAY 18th inst, will
adudcate Office II o'clock NJ the above contracts.
al oct T. THEARD, Comptroller.
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o.sc 4 hereby xiver thas on MoNDAY Of May next
iii sucass x any Office At II O'Clock, ~ the above con
- ~ u 7. rHEAKD, Comptroller
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No. 4474. ]

Approved February IL, 1889
as CIT ISigned GERARD ST1rH, Mayor.
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The Government not 70 concur In any American pro-
tectorate over the Republicof Mexico until the ior-
eign debt In which they are 20 deeply mas
been fully aud amply guaranteed"
So the position Of the English Government On tne
Mexican question may b considered a. oeuneo,
though, Of course, the views OF the Ministry a no'
established - policy until sustained py fsraI.n'
and they will be in this instance a. the oppo.isvn
organs have already some time SINCE pronouloe. =
favor Of the same course. Her pos.on 20 10
less the Mexican debt y guarantees - ~ hn,
with our meddling IN the anaifs o. nv. ,sp.' A.,
II it 10 guaranteed she Will WINK ~ .1e
trine and cry hurrah ior our sue ~ $3.50, ,..h
the more energeucaly W ~ NY .. ..h,;.h;n,, Il.
view to protectorats reauons' = :. = a..
Liberal Government. Ana ou- 1870 ..,a.;...,.. -,
mix n the Mexican quatle, ~ Any - 80, Ne" :,
without guaranteeing the oeo', We w .s 49,.
trouble with England ano We s1A'"A's' 'As Nse'
she will favor our soe. .,,..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03
ENeIAnD,s POSITION ON MEXICAN AFFAIRS

The Government organ, or at least, the organ Of
Lord Palmerst0n, which amounts to the same thing,
the London Post, has at last spoken and said some
thing on the matter of Mexican affairs, and what is
thus said authortatively is, in tendency, exactly
what the Times said some time since. The Govern
ment Of England fit to publicly admit, through
the columns Of the Post, its Mexican policy by de-
claring in favor Of American interference, for the
Post says: political and social grounds think
that Mexico, as portion Of the United States, would
offer more safe and valuable field for British com.
merce than its present chronic condition Of violence
revolution and lawlessness.' Bntn continues the
Post, her Maestys Ministers will neglect the in
terests Of the capitalists Of this country and at the
same time fully admit the Monroe doctrine, il they
permit the Government of the United States to have
its own way with respect to the future political or
canzation Of Mexico.n Thus, it will be seen, while
England is DESTROYS that Mexico should become part
and parcel of the United States she is unwilling to
have US enter into protectorate settlement Of the
troubles and accomplish the political organization Of
Mexico, unless she has finger in the business
But as the declaration Of England in favor Of
American annexation of Mexico shows that she il
willing to admit the Monroe doctrine to that extent
why is Il that she announces the necessity of herse
being concerned in the matter il the United State
attempts protectorate Interference? Simply be
cause If the United States annexes Mexico we vii
have to become responsible for the indebtedness .
that country to English creditors, whereas II we only
interfere to establish the Liberals England must alst
concerned in the business to guard against repudi
ation or 10 some way to secure the payment Of thu
debtby the new Government. She could stomach tht
Monroe doctrine seeing that 1t is absolutely necessary
nthe case Of Mexico, but not willing to swallow tina
risk and tho loss Of the money at one aud the sams
gulp. If VIC consider monetary and Commercial
interests says the organ, " the people Of this coun
4 try have mora direct and immediate concern will
Mexico than with Italy. We trust that the Mexican
bondholders will make their case heard, and require
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03
CONTAMINATED.

Messrs Edors-Mos persons the fact that
the practice of medicine there is wide sphere for the practice
Of humbuggery. noticed in the columns Of cotemsorary
few days SINCE the advertisement of eUAoK MEDICINE
the efficacy of which certified to by several b. NJ Ps
heretofore supposed belong to the Profession D. NJ
will persist in coming here TO support humblggey dis
grace the Profession would suggest wise Legislators to
mass an ac. their benefit Similar to the passed during
the last session regard to free negroes which reads
the Isl September 1850 all free arriving at the
New Orleans shall be incarcerated in he Parish Prison uni
redeemed fer reconseyanee to the pert from whence they
came, NJ. ID.
se3 2plts -.
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HOlp True 1t Is.

Nothing than that those who live in low
countries where swamps marshes abound will always be
subject and Ague and hence the various medicines
that from time time put forth antdotes We have
thus far proved these medicines and give the fullest need
Of praise to
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure
as possessing complete control Of the worst maades
that can befa ii human Frame What think much of is
that it contains hurul ingredient whatever, and this is
by Dr. Chiffon The most celebrated chemist in the
country.
Nothing come up to
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail. by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l5l Charres street,
aug 2p3teod<W General Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03

On Friday, September 2, at O'Clock p M THOMAS T.
KEARNEY, aged 70 years. native Of New York and resi-
dent Of this city for the past u years.
His friends and acquaintance also those of his brother
Kearney respectfully invited attend his funeral
this evening o'clock from his late residence No. Is Locust
street, between Common and Graver streets.
I. O. s. M-The officers and members of BRAHMIN
LODGE No. l. l. o. s. M will meet at the Hail. the Car
roton Railroad depot. at o'clock p NJ attend the funeral
Of their late brother, THos T. KEARNEY. Members of the
Order generally respectfully invited to attend
RarA Gentleman and his Wife, who expect
to the city in October wish engage board in
vae family Would prefer family where no ohe,
bsarders and for the comforts Of would not object
paying VERY LIBERAL PRICE If required, would fur
street. who authorized to make contract the psres
se1 2p4t 49,
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All the above States can, in our deliberate opinion
he counted on Is certain for Seward in 1860. This
would leave him short Of election exactly forty votes
Where ID he TO obtain those votes7 Let Us consult
the roll Of the remainder Of the Free states and see.
Here ID the list:
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We will say nothing about the 81 955 bales balance
OF the shipments from Memphis and other inland
ports nor will we aude to the stocks in the inland
towns, say rs, 900 bales. We come directly down on
the naked figures for receipts at all the ports and if
we take into view all the bales that have been for
warded to market, it will prove that the growth of
1858 exceeded 100000 bales, as we intimated
months ago-premiaing, however, that the port re-
ceipts were to be 100000 bales.
The further talk was Of the active state Of business
on the Levee at this early period of the season. The
most important and extensive improvements are now
in course OF progress. The filling up of the batture,
and the removing of good part Of the woodwork of
the landing between Canal and st. Louis streets,
being carried out. The contractors have three hun.
bred aborers employed. To facilitate the completion
of the job, railway Con which is already placed
steam engine) has been constructed from the edge of
the river bank to the limits the inside. The guam.
ty of dirt earth to be removed cannot be ascer
tanned with any degree of certainty; but it will
amount to an incredible quantity, either calculated
by loads barrow loads, cubic feet, cubic yards
From talk and own observation, the contract will
be fully and faithfully performed. 1t is supposed
there will be sufficient dust or earth SOME where to
be found to fill up the space, but it will take many
millions Of cart loads, in our view.
| There was some talk about some TWO or three haro
cases of sickness, called yellow fever at the Charity
| Hospital, and some few cases outside We beg our
i citizens not to be alarmed There was never a sum
mer, for forty years past but what there has been
some sporadic Of fever. We expect to see it
nounced, via telegraph, through the country, yellow
Fever in New Orleans!n in the usual flaming style
and they have had the same disease in the vicinity
| New York since last June.
At late hour yesterday the letters by the America
from Liverpool of the 18th ult., were delivered
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enCoNp p1sznzcr PrBLIc ScHooLs.--Mr. a. y.
:, siatsndent of ths Second District Pub-
n u putlishes notice 81 their re.opening on
lfonday ~, ~ Instant The attention Of parents
y 49, u ~ announcement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03
DIR. George EE". Smith,

DENTIsT,
Having resumed his practice will attend professional %
ragenents his Office No. Ut CANAL STREET, nearly
posite Christ Church 'a4 3pH
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Kssspr0psd and Bs-tIltHsss Schenss I
TO BE DRAWN By
WOOD, EDDY d co.,
successor to-
Samuel Swan d Co.. and Gregory, 0azr
Il CO..
Ard now Managers Of the e4s
GEORGIA, DELAWARE, MISSOURI AND KEu-
TUCKY
STATE LOTTERIEsy
+ SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY
Capital Prise, 81, OOO-Tioks ts only elos
NEW AND SPLENDID sOHKhn.
1hs following Scheme will b drawn By WOOD. EDDY
co.. (successors samuel Swan Co., q 0soss1a sns
Gregory Msury, Of DelawareJ Manaxsrs e W epAsss
Academy Lottery 0eorgA II each Of their Single NUN.
bsr Lotteries AUGUST. 1853, at AUGUSTA Ca. pss.
lilo, q follows:
Glass 50 Drawn Saturday, Aug9sfs. 1855.
Glass s. Draws Saturday, August Is, 1859.
Glass "a Draws Saturday, August 20 1883.
Glass IS Draws Saturday. August y. 1853.
Sass PRIzE s1i
zlARkY ox1 PRkk1 70 1v1RY 1IE1 flox1ss.
The following Superb Scheme will be drawn
ZACH SATURDAY IN JULY
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= mn -, NJ James Beggs. foreman, returns
s1fS tAroo6h ~ columps 70 Neasrs 3. n. 4 Jos.
ii ] y, ~ n III. j. r. BAshot, for refreshments
II ~ IA & ~ m of Thursday.
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Cabinet Makers

tuOenet sN0keFS
UPHOLSTE MATERIALS
or Every Description.
Gilt Cornices Hair Cloth Shades Cured Hair. Ensmelsd
Cloth Curtain Goods Cords Tases Varnish Gmps and
Fruges Springs Buttons Twins Glue Picked and Com
mon Moss Camphene and Alcohol Burning Fluid Paints and
oils Wall Paper etc., ct the LOWEST CASH PRICES. b,
HEATH & CO.,
m23 2ply NO. 10 Camp street,
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AxGsA1kl lRpk Pm, a III sizes, from to inch,
uh eseot - edapIiues npSe etc. is Tor sale at the
ssnthsm Neesss Ddpos ~ Camp SEQ ADVERTISE
msa& Il 49, s. E i ~ "a
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II Card.

II Card.
The undsrsis ned on behalf WASHINGTON FIRE COM
PANY No. o. thanks to Messrs. E. NJ JOS. F.
RUSSIA, and Dr. j. p BARBoT, for refreshments kindly
furnished at the fire on Thursday last
JAS. BEGGS,
sea 1nlt ..-. Foreman,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03

RxkcIous NErALs m MISSOURI Lodes Of gold
1lser and platinum have been discovered in Madison
eeanty Mn, but enough Is not yet known respecting
1n v deeide Whether It will pay to work them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03
TALK ON CHANGE.

There was nothing Of brisk nature observable
yesterday on rue Carondelet and environs. There
were few gatherings on the shady corners, not,
however, indicating that operators desire to keep in
III. shade far from it, for there is every desire and
disposition to invest, though than three quar-.
tiers Of the principal and largest operators are absent
and their representatives enjoying themselves on
the seashore medtating and cogtating on the great
business which scertain to follow the actual opening
Of our fall trade. The large receipts of cotton yes
terday that is large for the season. formed an item
for few confabs. They were yesterday 5465 bales
against 1856 last year. Taking into view that the
vicksburg packet arrived last year on Thursday
night-receipts under date Of the 3D. Sd and 4th Of
September, which brought them up to Friday night
were 1851 bales against 1912 bales for the same
days this season. The epidemic prevailed last year.
which favors this no check to early receipts being
| entertained.
We received the Statement up to the 3lst August
| for the commercial year at Mobile, yesterday The
receipts at that port for the year just closed were,
according to the figures below, 7o4 .2ss bales.
Cotton Statement Mobile, August 81, 1859.
Stock on hand and On shipboard not cleared 20 9l7
Exported TO Great Britain. S5l 38s
PIsnce I'VE 70 q
:. United States ports, including s,s4o bales ''
from Montgomery to New Orleans direct 1l9 72t
Consumed at Dog River Factory. lN
1859;
Deduct cotton received from New orleans..... 10
Deduct stock on hand is September 1855. e73- 1851
Receipts for the year Just closed o4 2ss
| hit sknto liabi oInda fhc
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Nonl6. No al Nj II Nj F.M.I Wind. Weather
d.

Mean average of each days temperature So IA 1871 16
Quantity rain fallen this mouth. 265 riches.
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ArSixth Ward American Club-This Club,
by resolution regularly FIRST fRIDAYo each
month"; until the FIRST Friday Of September ffem which time
IL will meet weekly jyS0
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French Shirts.

F'Y"e1ICN SN1I'I8.
-
Just received, fresh invoice Of
WHITE LINEN sHIR rs,
WHITE COTTON SHIRTS,
CoLORED COTTON SHIRTS.
Also beautiful assortment of
GENTLEMENS NECK TIES.
LION & PINSARD,
"a and Sc Royal street,
iva 2p corner Of Bienville.
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W,t,ses, Liquors, etc.,
Os. ia AND Is ROYAL STREET.

Wines, Liquors., etc.,
MOS. Ia AND Is ROYAL STREET.
supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE in quar-
and pn continually hand which Is equal the best that
,oen to this Market Also other brands OF Inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA SHEER
RY. GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
BRANDIEs-sa1erac of the vintage Of 1885, 1913 1905
and other brands WHISKY Irish
Bye and Bourbon ALE and PoRTER in pins and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
Market which will be sold reasonable erms
other house in the city.
SEWEIL T. TAYLOR.
d aply Nos. Is and Is Royal streea.
Rutland y DaUfS.
FORWARDING d COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
And
Agents. oflthe.I ndependent.Boats,
md apn NOZZLE. ALA.
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Removal.

Removal.
DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
TO the
NEW, SPACIOUS IRON BUILDING
Known
"Story Building"
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS.
rarLades and gentlemen are invited 10 visit the College.
rss- Entrance from both streets se3 2p3t&1tw@
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K9rFIfth Ward American Club-This Club,
by resolution, meets regularly the FIRST WEDNESDAY
of each month"; until the first Wednesday of September from
which time it will meet weekly.
By order of the President. au22 2ptf
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ssFor Congress-We are authorized to an
nounce LAWRENCE D. NICHOLAS of the parish of Assem-
son the opposition candidate to the Second Con-
gressional District. au23 2ptno7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03

aTWe are authorized to announce Henry
DAMRCN candidate for Constable of the Seventh Justices
Court, Fourth Disrct-eecticn November It'll, ls59-and
oblige MANY FRIENDS.
au3D 2ptno7
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D "A. PEBBLES, GENERAL AGENT AND COL
Etherdge. '' "o'''o'
Ny-KEFERkNCEs-Messrs G. Q. Miller dSCo.; woolsey
Eheridge Lane, Mayfed CO.. Farrngtons6 Howard Of
AemPnis. fe2S Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-03

Purchasers will always find in store Of the
wsknown brands-Inenudad, Flor do Pujadss Meridsna
Flor de Psnchs Redowa Cabargs Partagas omshinz
Washington Dos Hermanas Habano etc. etc. st the
lowest prices.
P. PRATs h CO.,
o26 4pH Commercial Place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

TUE GoERcK SrRnr ExPLoeos 1.-The CogVuers in
quest in the case Of John Stewart e second victim Of
the Goerck street explosives has bcexnostponcd Until ten
O'Clock this morning, when he examHAaoa OF the wit
nesses will take place before Coroner Jacman tho
New YORK Hospital and the after will lie made the ub
icct OF fuller investigation Niward Ropohand Etwa I'd
petrie two OF the wounded "a a very CRITICAL coma l.
uon ana tho probability is tEx they wat hardly re-
cover.
FATAL ACCIDENT on BLAcKwsSls IsLANrs--Coroner
Okeee heid an inquest at Biaokcsi's Island Upon tho
pody OF iaborcr named John Mooney, who was acct
thirty-two years Of age and q native Of Ireland.
DROWNING observation-disclosures Gamble held an inquest
upon the BODY OF an unknown man. vsho was drowned
by the sinking OF the schooner John Es at the
"Death by drowning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
Wheeler & wilson's


SEWING MACHINES
Win IMPORTANT improvements
THE GREAT ECON0MIzER OF TINE AND PRESERvER
OF HEALTH.
Office sos Broadway, New York
II found by accurate experiment that the stitching Of q
shirt requiring by hand 10 hours and 81 minutes be done
by tits machine IN hour and minutes. Other work Is done
with equal facility,
THE LOCK STITCH MADE THIS MACHINE
Is the only stitch that cannot be rayed and that
sameappearance upon each side of the is with
two breads one upon each side Of the fab rio aud uterocked
IN lhecentre Of
Coon NEws-From the Christian Advocate and Journal-A
reduction in the prices Of sewing machines In our
advertising columns. Their utility established beyond qnes
ton aud az the present prices we see no reason why they
Several varieties are adapted to various
The prerence IS emphatcaily accorded to the Wheeler
Wilson machine for family and for manufacturers In the
range Of purpose and material During the past year
sons were brought fairly into composition In every ease the
nsapee the State fairs Of New York New Jersey Penn
Indiana Mississippi Missouri and California and the fairs IN
Francisco At the fair of the ST. Louis Mechanical Associa
ton the Examining Committee composed of twenty five
ladies the highest social standing who without dissenting
voice. awarded for the Wheeler Wilson machine the highest
and only premium, silver pitcher, valued at $l5 these
facts don0t establish reputation we know not what
Send for q circular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
Another Rival for Blondin.

:
daughter, Charlotte She essayed to bring out cham.
city and ahead Of Niagara Falls and she succeeded wv
Mons Denote, gallant young sailor and citizen Of
Charlotte, had modesty announced his intention to walk
the harbor Of the Genesce its mouth, upon
small rope under the auspices and patronage Of his fellow
townsmen rope was procured from the largo elevator
being made fast in the upper story Of the River Saloon
the other in the garnet of the Greg warehouse The rope
was an inferior one in quality impaired somewhat by use,
and was only inch and half in diameter. It was
drawn taut would bear and mperfecty supported
by guys made fast in part TO the steamer Maple Leaf and
than nifty feet above the water which pretty broad and
deep at this place The river from dock to dock is 22
feet wide but the rope extended some distance from the
water on either side making tmore than 800 feet length
half past three the signal for the appearance Of the
intrepid Denote was given from the balcony of Stutson
HOTEL where the Mayor let the cors fly from basket Of
champaign in which his guests with the officers of the
municipality drank to tho Of tight rope exhibitions
generally, and to those Of Charlotte particularly.
emoc appeared upon the balcony Of the River Saloon,
ana was greeted with cheers from the multitude both
sides Of the river He modestiy acknowledged the COM
before such an audience This young man is about TWEEN
" years Of age, Is OF medium stature has light COM
penon and is what the ladies call good looking Our
neard some Of the dear young creatures on the
Mapo Lear exclam as he appeared: "Oh DEAR isn't he
,v e s. Mnat dear creaturc win be such
Demoue wore white knee brooches and tight stockings
oiue pad as shrt buckskn sandals arpa1lin hat trim
had broad sash about his body with tasses =, ,h &
side he came forward, made his bow took IN Ss
balancing pole ABOUT twenty feet long, and commenceI
before the gaze Of brcahess crowd He had ne. mrp
ceeded Tar before became apparent that the roma
imperecuy guyed and fall seemed imminent Az length
the rope began to sway violently and the young hero
vainy underworld to control and keep himself in an
balancing pole into the river on one side ana bon thc
instant he found himself falling the other Down he
went head foremost, but with remarkable dexterity he
seized small guy rope in his fall and was but partially
immersed Climbing the guy to the wharf with the agility
Of cat, he disappeared in the River Saloon, leaving
perfectly deafenng and indicated that the rsblc
qualities Of the multitude shaken the bottom The
ladies cut their ces and the gentlemen unbuoned their
vests 10 allow more freedom to the MUSCLES which were
80 suddenly forced into play.
Amer few minutes Denote appeared again with his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

BRuHSs-CooK.-A St. Mary's Episcopal church, Glas-
gov, Tuesday, August Q, by the Rev. r. s. Oldham,
~ A., incumbent GUSTAV BRuHss Esq, of Hamburg, to
CLARA AWHILE, daughter Of Capt Z. Cook of New York
HART-GosLNG.-on Sunday, Sept. 4, by the Rev. DR..
Adler, JULIUS HART TO ABELA GosLISG both Of this city
IIvINGsroN-CuLpErER.-On Thursday, Sept /, at Dor
denown N j., by the Rev. j. L. Maxwell, ALBERT II. IIv
to FRANCES EIzABEI daughter OF the late Alleync
Culpeper, of Demerara.
NACCoUY-EIucoTr-InB Baltimore, on Tuesday, August
co. at Grace church. by the Rev. A. G. Coke D. D. RoBERI
T. MAccouN, Surgeon United States Navy, to HARVEY,
daughter of Andrew Elicotf, Esq.
sorrRE-AMES On wednesday, August 81, by the Rev.
F. s. Wiley NEWTON r. SQUIRE to EQLy f., daughter OF
Jonathan w. Allen, Esq
WrSsLow-AyRE-On Thursday, Sept l. by the Rev.
Ebenezer Knowton EDWARD II. WISstow, N. D., Of this
city, to Miss HELEN AyRE, of Liberty, Ne.
Boston Traveller please copy.