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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

TIE BODIES OF GREER AND CoPELASD-The bodies
of the two colored men who are be executed to-day,
unoer the laws of Virginia. will be barred our Charles
town correspondent stated in bis letter published yes
terday, near the gallows as they probably would not
be claimed IT is not known, we believe who are the
relatives Of these men, and may be that the author
tiles Of Virginia have determined 10 give up their re
mains Only to such persODs But that no demand Tor
them has been made is understand, Incorrect as
Committee was appointed at public meeting of the
coored people Of Philadelphia for that purpose, who
have no doubt attended the duty assigned TO them.
The eolored people of this city had also taken some
steps to have the bodies brought here for decent BURIAL
and only desisted on learning that the necessary
measures had been taken in Philadelphia IL is more
than probable that any application Of the sort would
be dsregarded but should be understood thai the
free colored people of the North are not wanting IN
the proper feeling which is natural to them under Ine
circumstances. Green and Copeland, however Obscure
and unknown were shll of African blood and die on
behalf of the freedom of their race.
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The L. s. DIsTRIcr-ATToRSEY.-Hon Amasa j.
Parker the recently appointed United States District
Attorney, appeared at the office of the u s. Court
building on Thursday, and after making afew inquiries
left the premses He will take formal possession, and
enter upon his duties, on Monday next.
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thew opened the safe with false key and carried OIL
diamonds and jewelry valued at between sl5,Ooo and
ss0Cc0. Capt. Waing Of the deiertive force, who
had afo been sent for, inerrogatei Bascom somewhat
closely and IN the coure of the conversation he young
clerk c0ntradicted himself several times 20 that Wall
ng felt convinced that be knew about the rob
berv than he desired 20 tell and thersupon recon-
mended that be be locked up, which done fester-
day morning Mr.. Dempsey, Of the firm, gave to
Detectives Farley and Eustaee description OF the
person Of Kenneth Melrose companion OF Bas-
CONS, who had slept in the store on sew
eral occasions. The officers found Mslrose and
followed him for time till he went to the ewelfy
store OF Edward Schwarzebberg No. 425 Pearl street,
where be called for ehief containing jewelry
As he was about selling the goods to Swarzenberg,
the officers took him into custody. On opening the
handkerchief it was found 10 oJnain all Of the stolen
pIorerty. Melrose then made full confession, aud
said that be was led On by Bsscom. At the same tine
that be was making clean breast of il at the jewelry
store TO the officer, Bascom doing the same thing
Al the Station House to Captains Waling and Turn
bull According to Baseom's story, he had eoncocted
tie PLAN and, with Melross, who was formerly en-
poyed in the store but had been discharged for larceny
had perpetrated the robbery. He hat borrowed the
which ho made in wax was enabled 10 manufacture
dupeae kew After Storms had gone TO sleep, he had
LET Merose into the store, and the TWO relieved the
safe of bracelets breaspiDs chains watches, and Jew
elry of all kinds He then permitted Merose to gag
him, and bind him upon the bed. During Wednesday
morning both be and MelrOse had visited receiver
named Edward Ssartzenberg, IN Pearl street. aud had
made arrangements with him to dispose of the goods
The property was to be delivered on Wednesday
night, and they were receive their pay on Thursday
morning The property yesterday returned to the
owners, and the prisoners were locked up at Head
quarters for examination Swartzenberg was also ar
rested and locked up for receiving stolen goods Bas
com is lad between Is and 20 years OF age, and has
always been considered perfectly trustworthy HIS
companion, Melrose, is about the same age; and the
two have been intimate for some time. An examiua-
ton inthe case viii be had to-day.
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For WOVEN AND CHILDRES-Will the people be
kind enough to police that an entertainment is to be
given this day and evening at Dodworth's Hall, No.
500 Broadway. for the benefit of the New-York In
Urinary for Women and Children 1t ought not to be
necessary to call attention to any such noble enter
price but in this busy city we are apt to forget the
CHARITIES nearest our hearts, hence this notice. When
women and Children appeal to the trading and laborng
masses of men, there should be but one answer-and
that should simultaneously confer benefit upon the ole
class and reflect honor upon the other Do not forget
the women and the children
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FOURTH WARD MISSION.

SIR: In the kind notice which you were pleased to
make of this Mission assured By gentlemen interested in
the premises that the expression been In time past
the vest den OF nfamy and inquty in the City Of
Newly orb" IL too strong, and does them injustice
Dec. IL, 1859 w. C. VAN METER
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Advertisement
UNION MEETING '-PosTposrNrSr

IN one9uenee the Great Union Meeting on Mondy Rys,
Hs Alb oF ny kossirERs PGISTISGs BIZ Thomas J
the 70 lowing 'FNN "'"' 'N~' i+''NiNs UNI"
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fAdver,isenientl
PROFESSIONAL.

JosHUA BRDeE D. offers his professional Services 1t
bis rooms IN the Gaefenbers institution No 81 Parkfov,
Newly orb Irregularities and Diseasss Of bom<n, Of epsrg
dscTpoE, Coass@soA ehrosie dNd malignant dase lbolh
local conutiona skfay aud snecsssiay tresied.
Office hours, o to 1, and To 4.
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CITY ITEMS.

STREET NUsIsHArIcs In these days, remarkable
for the cheap diffusion of knowledge the masses are
not only able TO instruct themselves in geology, chem
isry and kindred sciences, but become vrt1ous 10 a
humble way exhibiting creditabe taste for antiqu-
ties and curiostes of all Sorts With view of turn
ing this popular instinct to peeuuary advantage sun
dry coinye nders of rather unlearned and plebian
aspect have started in business on the sidewalk east of
the Park. There, temptingly displayed, on upright
boards may be seen the baser modern coins and medals
of all nations together with many cheap limitations of
antiques.
Conspicuous in number and uniformity, the copper
coinage Of America covers at least one-haf of each
merchants stock showing that United States cents of
all dates are staple commodities, speaking well for the
patriotism of the customers. There also observable
host of pennies and half peROes Issued by independent
fnanciers in eras Of commercial dstrust familiar pot
cal tokens popular medals, &C. Here are the old
Anii-SlAyery legends: Am not Man and Brother J"
and Am not a Woman and Sister y surrounding,
respectively, male and female slave. Another
token has the words: Substitute for Shinpaster,
1887 " calling up "reminiscences of fractional notes-of-
issue Among the more salabe coins is the wel-known
symbol commemorative of the reign Of Martin Van
Buren-deyee: donkey, with the motto follow
in the steps Of my iustrious predecessor On the
revere a tortoise, having the Sob Treasury strong
box, with the motto" Fiscal Agent" sign of
better times is the adjacent penny, marked, Daniel
Webster: Credit and Currency; 1874" Coming down
to the present year. find the nickel medal struck in
honor of the Schiller Centennial Festival, bearing,
on the diverse, the Likeness Of the poeti on the re-
verte within laurel wreath, " Friedrich Won
Schiller zun 100 Jahrigen, Feier Won Sehillers
Geburstsy. New-York AN, 10 November, 1889"
Close by is the issue of the great Lowe, commemora
tive of the great balloon hoax. And 80 on, through
hest Of Chinese g cash." Turkish Bachsheesh,"
Roman Catholic medals, &c., &c, in all which the
street numismatologists drive thrifty trade.
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our friends falling all sides, our leader wond not
surrender and there seemed 10 be no other rerOrt
than 10 fight | am happy TO say that no one
fell by nv hand and am sorry 10 SO mat was
ever induced 10 raise gun. was not looking
for such a thing. j am sorry, very sorry, thai
sueh has been the case; never did suppose that my
hand would be guilty Of raising weapon against my
fellow man. Amer our capture, which on the
morning of the 18th, we were kept there until the
evening of the l9th, when We were removed 70 this
ulace where we have been since. We are well
cured for. the taller seems TO do all he 10 make
comfortable.
Nov. 6-I have Just finished line 10 John Painter,
which | expert 10 send out tomorrow with this.
cent one Yesterday TO DIR. Gill; stating TO HIM that II
was not worth while for any of you 10 come bat
ON thinking more about il, / have concluded that
would like TO see from there, so, tomorrow,
intend TO telegraph for the Doctor to come i hiye
written 10 John Painter and tcd MIN what TO do with
nv land; but whatever money Is spent by any one
coming here with TO have replaced out oil the land.
The Captain has bad apples pies, and preserves
sent him from OHIO by some fneDds. 1 presume they
do not 90 bad though have not had taste. II the
Doctor has not started when you get this letter. and
Won have apy sweet-cakes or other nieknacks, just
send them along they will 20 very good here between
the iron bars. Though we get plenty TO eat mere yet,
il il not from home il is not baked by the hands Of
thoe e lore at home by those expect never more
70 tee. ] do not feel Ike writing more hope and
trust that the Doctor will come II anything Is IN the
way that be cannot, hope some other one will come
in bus stead. believe have nothing more 70 cay.
This may be the ast you will ever get from me- If it
is think Of me who thought he was doing night.
Give my love to Briggs and Maxon's folks, and 70
all nqniring friends, for feel that have large cir
Gle OF them, and trust that what have done VIII
not make them enemies. My love TO all the family.
No more. =.
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iAev@ttis-ment-
OYERCOAIS AT EXANS.
At Eysxs', a Fulton-st
90


MERCHANTS from abroad, and Others, viii fnd
the PHRKNoLoaIcAL MrsErs Of FOWLER WEIlS Broad
av On interesting place visit contains sku and
toftrAits OF the noted Of the world Examinations ay
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HoxEs FOR The UoNELEss.-hr. Tracy, agent Of
the Chlden's Aid Society, left yesterday afternoon
with party of thirty-two children, for whom he will
find homes in tbs West. The society propose sending
another company in about two weeks, and are much
in want of clothing and to enable them 10 do il,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

TRISIrY ScHooL.-There are very few institutions
in this country that one hundred and fly years
old. Trinity School, however, is OF the few, and
the occasion will be celebrated with appropriate public
services. The numerous fiieu5s Of this ancient aud
venerable Institution will celebrate the l50th ami
versary in Trinity Chapel Tueeiay, the 10Th inst,
at 10 o'clock in the morning.
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fAsslAG BAD BILLs:-Willlam Jefferson, a bar
tender in the public house No "a Chatham street was
yesterday By uer suner the sh Precinct charged with
s"Sng passed counterfeit ~ bill Of the State bank Of Newark
n Ihe bill offered No lf9 Duane street, in navmen
io ernks but lis character detected
Ine accused wa- committed by Justice Connolly 70
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lAdvertiseDient.l
. WEDDING CARDS, NOTES. EyyEI Ops &c

styles These celebrated Cards In the mos.
sAt manner cen only be had EyKRDELLs old Estab
@ 10 ~ Broadway, Of Duanest Also French
eAa English Note Pdlen In great variety
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

Coon SrGGEsTIos.-T1e Daily Ners suggests
that the skating pond at the Central Park will soon
be looked to a of enjoyment and exercise,
the Superintendent Of the yarious City Caroad Com
psnes should place flags upon their cars, announcing
the fact that the pond is in condition for use.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

JONI L. CooK-The remains of John f. Cook,
who is to be executed at CharlesowD, Virginia. this
day, will Immediately be taken to WUiamsburgh.
Should The body arrive on Sunday it will be taken to
some private place and kept until Monday, when
funeral exercises will be bad in the Dutch Reformed
Church. OF Fourth and South Third streets The
Consory have volunteered the use OF the church for
this purpose condition that the exercises should not
take place Sunday IL is thought thai the remans
will not arrive be ore Monday morning.
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Millions Of Bottles Of Mrs. WTNsLow's S0oTn-
used every In the United Stass- OR
Children Te4thins with nes-rfng Rebel iirne-
diaie and certain. Only 2S cents bottle.
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fAdvertiseueht.l
RRADY's GALLERY, No. 643 Broadway. corne

81 bIeecksfsf- H0LIDAT Pa
superb and appropriate style picture for Hob
Gay Irssenta A,o Imperial PEoToGRAFHs MISIAruRKs
AhBSoTTPss, and DAsUgRREorTPRs
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doors could be opened and the Canvasers were able
20 enter
Mr.. ADAr. would inquire il any legal opinion had
been received from either the corporation Soa-ei vi
the Distric Attorney.
Mr.. PICK had seen the latter gentleman, who, on
account Of press of duties, found il mPoss0 TO iur
nish an opinion that afternoon.
Mr.. GENET had not supposed any opinion woaid oe
ready. He would read a decision in an analogous
case 10 this Where ballots had been returned Tor octh
b. C. West, IT., and Benj. West IL was held that the
Board bad no Judicial power further than 10 ase NJ
tee Of such matters OF general not)rlety a. 'i' rl0u
an abbreyiation vas intended for a certain name, &c
Mr. ADAMS had become satisfied, on the whole, thai
tbey could not 90 behind the returns. Still he bad
Thought the Board should IN some way take notice OF
frauds clearly proved. He was placed IN peculiar
situatiOn having friends on both SIDES 6nt he was
ready TO 90 on with the Of the With Dis
trict.
district While great interest was manifested by the
crowd of loOkers-on.
bad lS4 votes 10 1876 for tche aud in the WITH Dis
trict of the Thirteenth Ward the vote stood: Russell
oO5; Mitchell 1870. This gave John Russell, the Mo-
Fart candidate 30 clear plurality in the entire Alder
manic District which result being known, his part-
ZaDs e the ROOM giving three cheers Tor Russell out
side. .
Mr. BRADLEY moved TO take up the affdavits relai'
ing TO the districts Just caDvassed from the table, on
which they had Just been laid. Carried
Mr.. BRiDLEY then moved that they be returned to
Mr.. Adams 10 make such disposition OF them as he
thought fit.
Mr. ADAMS, soto roce-" II they get into my hands,
the District-Attorpey shall have them"
The motion was carried. The canvass Of the AVth
Aldermanc District was then counted by Mr.. OwENS,
after which, Mr.. TUOMEY went on with the VIM
Nothing further Of interest occurred. Adjourned az
A. o'clock only the XIIth and Xlllth Aderman'c DIS
tricts remaining 10 be eauvassed Weappend the CON-
pleted returns for the With Ward;
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The LOTTERY CAsEs.-At the recent General Term
Of the Supreme Court the indictment against Mortimer seco for
ceiling lottery poeie, sent back TO the Session, for trial
VIII be remembered that the trial 5ecorS counsel tool
exception TO the Indictment which oseuIed by tho Jd
An appeal was take 70 the General Tern viii n Sustained the
tehs osthe Court Of Sessions and disnsed the appeal
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Advertisement
Coon HIPS Pro

les never the progressive world See Holxss
Budget OF Portraits Of people at the Old Gallery No ah
Brosdwsy
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ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR.-The Kings County Sd
pemc Court in General Term, appointed Gen. Crooks
Calvin Frost and Benjamin d. snsn Examiners OF Apph
for Admission tine Bar and the following having passed
successful examination admitted yesterday James D..
Alerton George c. Baetto John NJ Bradner Franklin NJ
Croset Daniel Clark David Dean, John Drake Richard
w King, Henry T. Knox, Patrick A. Maloy, David MeAdam,
Is.se l. Miller Charles A. sharpe Thomas o. shssr%en ssn'
Tighe. David Van Wert, and Epenetns Webster.
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The SIXTH WARD SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Coroner
Horton commenced inquest yesterday at the City Hall 70
ascertain relating TO the death Of James Murray wno
killed by shot from pistol In the hands Of Capt fsIo9,s
Ia Barrier in Colombia street. Sunday night lat r. H.
Moore Hospital Physician, Policemen Grogan and Dousherty
Cspt Shaarmen and Thomas Qnigley examined Dot
nothing different from what has heretofore appeared
elected when the inquest adjourned til o'clock tsis
afternoon
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COMMITTED on THE CHARGE OF RAPE.-Yesterday,
John Creghan brought befre Justice Comwen
hrge Of committing outras upon the person ms C.ih
Weber the night Of Nov n alt spp-aed that Mr
Weber her home when passing the junction Of
Smith stree and Ha on met By the accused who
dragged her into OPT and perpeaed the violence
planned Of She IDLY injured 10 be able 10 attend
Court until yesterday Creighsn fully connnsd ssss
the action Of the Grand Jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

JEwELRY STORE RoBRED.-The jewelry store Of
Mr.. Stiles, in Atlantic, near Clinton street, was
felonously entered by of false keys yesterday
morning and robbed of gold and silver articles valued
at about 500. Mr. stL had just procured supply
in anticipation OF the holidays.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Don't EE Fools,
And suffer from Rheumatism Cfoap Sore Throat. fe.~l.
PaDs IN the Limbs, Bach and
Chest,
DIX Tomas CELKaRarEp
VENETIAN LISIxkxr
WILL tERrAINIf CrRE Yov
lu00 PxPSoNs
Have certified 20 IT, wonderful curative psopertles
IT AENEK FANS.
Sold by ell the drDsrists
Price Is and - cents.
Depot, No. V CoartsAs,ss
fAdvsrtsem~nI
GILBERT BROTHERS., No. IA Broadway.
Have almost endless assortment Of
srrDs FOR Holiday Pre..nt-
SLEKyE BrTroSs For Hodday Presansa
Sc1EY PiNs For Holiday Prs.su,.
PESen oasxa Fa Holiday Prssesss.
fAevetthsment
0yERCoATs AT EVANS.
Hsadsome Black Goth DveTcoets.
Fine Black Clob Oyerroais.. EtoW
EsqumauI Beaver Ovefcoats HtoW
Moscow Beaver Oyercosts :.....s............ Wts IA
blue Black and Brown Castor Beavers Toto %
Fur Beaver OVcTcoas.. 9to n
Excellent Pilot cvefrOats
Mixed Beavers Cashmere Melton and other Over
a
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board met last evening, Mr.. McSPEDoS in the
chair.
A communication was received from the Controller,
submittino the draft of an orc nance providing for
further Appropriation of $50 500 for the following pur-
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fAdvsrtisem-ntl
GILBERT BROTHERS., No. III Broadway.
Have an almost endless assortment Of
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Holiday Street Theatre well filled last night,
upon the occasion of Mrs. JNO. WOODS first appear
ance in the fairy drama and extravaganza of the
huts3bie Prince. A handsome woman and an adj
mrable actress, we are not surprised that Mrs.
WooD comes to us endorsed by the enthusiastic re-
ception Of northern audiences, and the still more
enthusiastic critiques of northern editors. Her
success last night lacked nothing of completeness,
and in her role, do not recoect of having
seen any one who has surpassed her. Tonight
she will appear again "Leonder" in the same
DRAMA and those who wish to be charmed as well
as amused should be in attendance. The Scenic
effects were good, and reflect great credit upon Mr.
Gcty.
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THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,
Z. MOU n It's,
No 81 North GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hail.
Where De oend the largest stock Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens strangers are requested
to examine this stock Of Furniture baore purchasing
there be found always hand and made to order
TEVE-A-TETES in BrOcatele, Plush Hair Cloth; so
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany, Plush Hair Cloth or COW
cred any goods ORDER French Parior Half French
Arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS, of various patterns in
Brocatelle, Plush, or Hal" Cloth CHAMBER SUITS in
Walnut and Mahogany, ariOus styles from go $780,
large assortment of CaneSea Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs in Walnut Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and NHAT-NOTS, OF all pat
terms; Hair. Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order An goods carefully packed
z. MOUNT,
mhI7-tf Nc. 81 N. Gay St, opp. Odd Fellows Han
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PRAYERS FOR THE President AT GENEvA.-In Ge-
neva, Switzerland, the English Chapel is the only
church in which the service is conducted ia the
English language. It's, therefore, in this church
that the resident Americans and American boys at
tending schools in Geneva, Gas we'll as the English,
worship. The pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Downton, is
appointed by the Bishop ofLondon, and has always
in the beautiful service of his church prayed for
the reigning family of England and the public au-
thoritie5 of Switzerland. A request was lately
made to him by the American Consul at Geneva,
to include in the prayers Of the public service on
the Sabbath, the name of 'Thc President Of the
United States Of america" To this request Mr..
Downton replied that he would do so with great
pleasure if he could get the permission of the Bish
op of London The enlightened and liberal prelate
gave his assent, and now, on every Sabbath, as we
learn from recent letter from Geneva, hearty
"Aae," goes up from many heart to the prayer
for the ''President of the United States of Ameri-
ca"
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A CARD.
MRS. ANNA MANSFIELD

Desires 20 renewedy that her visit to Baltimore
has connection whatever with the presence here
another person othe surname advertising Spirit
Medium.
This statement is again strongly for
that many have supposed matter of course, that Mrs.
Mansfield Physician is the wife, relative at least
of Mr.. Mansfield, Medium Such is not the fact There is
relationship of any kind whatever either by kindred
marriage; nor is there personal acquaintance pro-
fessional sympathy.
Mrs Mansfield willreceve patients short time longer
at BAENUM's HOTEL, Parlor 224 on lower floor. 1t
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AUCTION NOTICE.

FINE CHINA AND GLASSWARE
Together with every article usually found in first class
Crockery Store, be purchased BELOW AUCTION
PRICES, at the Cheap China Store OF
JOHN A. DOBSON CO,
o22,d . and n. Charles street
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MA RR ] n,
On the 9th instant, by the Rev DR.. Spencer DAVID
CHURCHII4 TRLMBLE to SALLTE SCOTT. daughter Of
Col. Edward Lloyd.
On the morning Of the 18th instant by Rev James D.
MeGqbs, D; D. THOMAS ". TILDEN, NJ. D, and Miss
HELEN DAWSON, both of Talbot county.
On the 10th instant, ny Rev. John ". Kirkley, JOHN
DERRY to Miss MARGARET A. HIPSLEY.