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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27
Sierrn Turnpike Company.

OFFICE SIERRA TURNPIKE COMPANY,
Downieville, April 24th, 1859.
NOTICE Il is hereby given that an Assessment has
~ this day been levied of twenty dollars on each
share of the Capital Stock of the "Serra Turnpike
Company" payable on Wednesday, June 1st, A. D.
1859. Subscribers to the Stock of the Company can
pay their assessments to the following named firms
and persons, who authorized to receive the same
and receipt therefor, viz
In Marysville to Decker, Brumagim CO.;
In Camptonville, to Geo. S. SAUNDERS
In Goodyear's Bar, to James Newell;
In Downieville, to VIM. H. Ladd Co.;
by order of the Board
my22-td WIN II. CHEEVER, Secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

In San Francisco on Wednesday, the case
of Margaret Stanley and Fanny Clark, in
dicted for assault with deadly weapon upon
Ellen Spicar was called up in the Court Of
Sessions. 1t was found however, that the
accused had left for parts unknown. and had
forfeited their bail, which had been fixed at
one thousan dollars.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

AT last accounts. paper requesting Dr.
0. NJ. Wozencraft to add ess the people of
San Francisco on politics, vas being circula-
ted in that city, and numerously signed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

THE last Congress appropriated $4,000
for the purchase of presents for the Pimo:
Indians, in acknowledgment of their good
faith and friendship for the whites. The In
dian Bureau is making arrangements for the
distribution of the presents, which will con
sist principally of agricultural Implements
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

SISTERS OF MEHcY.-The recent Fair, says
the San Francisco News, held under the aus
pices of the Sisters of Mercy, at Musical Hall
nettcd upwards of 10000, over and above all
expenses, thus adding handsome sum to the
charitable fund of that charitable body, and
materially increasing their power to do good
by acts of benevolence.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

A NUT FOR MOCAULY To CRACK-The Estell.
McCauly contract was for the safe keeping of
the State prisoners. 1t turns out they do not
safely keep them. If they sue the State for
pay, they must allege they safely kept the
PRISONERS as a condition precedent Does not
this wholesale escape forfeit the contract p
Morning Call
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

In the Sacramento District Court, Sarah
Mclaughlin has commend suit for divorce
from her husband John Mclaughlin, on the
ground of cruel treatment, desertion, and
habitual drunkenness.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

JAS DEvINE, a sailor belonging to the
American slip Barrrda Bros, from Manila
and Hong Kong, has been arrested in San
Francisco for mutlnous conduct at sea.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27
FULTON FOUNDRY
AE8 AND
E@sSIRON WORKS
HINCKLEY & co.

fINer STREET. between Market and Mission SAN
FRANCISCO, Manufacturers % oTr,pr1 ,,,,
SAW MILLS STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS otn 1n
kinds of IRON CASTINGS furnished a. .N.s.., AL
Every style of Finishing to Iron when cas, 80 "O'Ie
ing of Machinery neatly done. Pattern.no,,,u.
all its various forms. Prices reasonable
my25-9m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

The beneft given on Wednesday evening.
in aid of the Mount Vernon Fund. by the
young ladies Of Sacramento, was not largely
attended The receipts were not above two
hundred and fifty dollars.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

The Sacramento Bee says that the Murphy
grant in that county is being settled npon
rapidly. in consequence of the decision of the
Supreme Court, in which it in fact rejected
all the grants of land held under what is
known as the Mcheltorano general title
Murphys grant being in the li:t, it is as good
as gone.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

The jury in the Sickles case has taken the
pains to declare, according to the statement
of Sickles svmpathizer that the law they
meant to establish is. that any man may kill
another whom he las reason to suspect Of
adulterous intercourse with his wife Such
was the enthusiasm that the counsel for boh
sides were serenaded, as well as the jury
Mr. Sickles will, it is said, proceed to New
York, and sue for divorce from his faithles.
,t-ifa
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

A son of ex Secretary Gilmer, of Tyler'
Cabinet committed suicide by throwing him
sell under the wheels of a locomotive at the
Washington depot.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

Trinity Appeal" is the name of the new
campaign paper. shortly to be started il
Weayeryille, by J. r. Pile. -
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

SAN FEANcIsco LIBRARY AssocIArtoS.-Th
Morning Call says:
The Committee appointed to consider a
plan for the erection of a building for the use
Of this Association have reported favorably
and propose to organize under the Corpora
tion Laws Building Association with a capi
tai of S5O,OOO-to be divided into five hun
dred shares of SlOo each-the shareholders
to be secured by deed of trust on the libra
ry etc, of the Association.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

Baron HUMBoLDT, who is the confidential
adviser Of the Prince Regent of Prussia so,,s
that war in Europe cannot be postponed be.
yond July.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

INDTcTMENTs-On Tuesday the Grand Jury
of San Francisco. presented bills of indict.
ment against the following persons
William Berger, for grand larceny, by
stealing quantity of silver ware from the
house of VIM F. Babcock.
Samuel Davis. (mnatto) for attempted
grand larceny in the house of Mrs. Almira
Gibson, un Sansome street
Samuel Davis. for attempted grand larce.
ny of clothing from Frank Rhodes.
james Maloney. for grand larceny by steal.
ing $400 from Mary Jones'
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27
waters. specimens,
XY..-Cattle Show.

The Cattle Show will be held in the city OF harys
vile, very near the Fair Grounds.
Competitors are required to forward to the Office
list OF the animals intended to he exhibited on or be-
fore the 18th day of August in order that proper stalls
may be prov ided.
Stock must be at the grounds before 10 A NJ. Of Au
gust Goth, when proper places will be assigned them
and no animal will be permitted to leave the stall be
tween IA A NJ and p NJ on any day Of exhibition
want of compliance with any part of this rule will
n lat,Y to
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27
X.---Agricultural Implements.

All manufactured articles and implements must be
entered and placed exhibition before the 22d day
of August, aud remain until the close Of the Fair.
No Premiums will be awarded for manufactured ar
tces not produced in California; yet the Society will
be happy to place such articles on exhibition, with
the names Of the importers exhibitors, and award
Diplomas for such exhibitions Accordingly.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

Mn. Brown, late of the New York Journal
of Commerce, is stated to have taken charge
of the editorial columns of the Constitution,
formerly the Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

The Red Bluff Beacon, after alluding to
Gov. Weller's prompt action in responding to
the call for troops by the citizens Of that
place and vicinity, says:
His services viii be kept fresh in the
hearts of his many friends in our county, and
on Saturday next they will judiciously select
men who will appreciate his virtues by send.
ing delegation to the State Convention to
cast their votes for him.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

IT is understood that Post Master Wescott
of Philadelphia has been removed, and ex.
Senator Brown appointed in his stead.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27
Provisions, Liquors,
ALSO
Every Variety OF Case Goods,

Comprising a complete assortment well adapted to
the TRADE, which they offer for sale at the lowest
market rates.
faithfully executed. ian5my
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

DIvoRcE IN SHAsrA-The District Court,
In Shasta county. has granted divorce in
the case of Catherine Anderson VS.. G. P. An
derson.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27
DIR. Guysott,s TmproYel Extract of


YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA Is n sure
remedy for HEREDITARY TAiSr Now Is the time to
use this celebrated purifier Of the blood. 1t is the
great Spring Remedy, and the only medicine which
can enertuay cleanse the system from all impurities
of the blood. Thous nds who have us ed It can testify
to ITS MIRACULOUS EFFECTS UPON THE BLOOD
1t creates new, rich and pure blood, carries Oft the
putrl9 humors, cieanses the stomach, regulates the
bowels and imparts tone Of yigor to the whole body
DR.. GUYS0TT'S EXTRACT or YELLOW
D0CK AND S4RSAPARILLA,
As manufactured under the superintendenee of the
most celebrated chemist and physician in this country
Is the ONLY SAR5APARILLA which will efectually
cleanse the SYSTEM eradicate disease, restore heal
thy action to all the functions of the body and KEEP
TIE BLOOD PURE.
For sale by all Druggists on the Pacific coast and
by PARK 4 WHITE Agents
49, Washington street.
ap2O-2m opposite the Market, San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

BEAR CAUGHr-The Nevada Democrat has
the following:
On Sunday last IMr Grover, one of the mu-
scians attached to the Crimean- war Panora
ma. assisted by S W. T. Henry, of Henry s
Express succeeded in capturing smnl, cin-
,Hamon bear near Bloody Run between Hum
pug and Woosey's Flat. The hear was taken
70 Orleans Flat and sold to Charley Palmer.
VINO has brought him to Nevada, where we
understand 1t will be exhibited as an adjunct
70 the Panorama.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27
Il. FRENCH.
ARTESHAN WELLS.
G. p. NIT H,

(OF SAg FRANcTsco.)
FTNHE OLDEST ARTESIAN WELL BORER NOW
Il In California, having been in the business seven
years, has permanently located in Marysvie, aud is
prepared to take contracts for WELL BORING in any
part of the State Farmers can obtain a permanent
supply of water at small expense by boring and in
serting pipe in Wells already dug and they will then
be subjected TO no Inconvenience by their Wells cavng
and filing in
All orders left at the U. S. Hotel or at the Water
Works. corner Of Fourth street and Maiden Lane will
receive prompt attention. All work warranted 10
give satisfaction.
". B.-An kinds Of PUMPS for sale.
REFsREEcss-Mossrs Bayey, Packard a smpkins,
Marysvillo Water Works b. B. Blven, Charley's
Ranch; O. E. Wilcoxon, Ynbs oyi Seymour Cor
nell, Forest Ranch, ap2e'lm'
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

witch onnittiaashe aas her heroes, not less than war
kind n is S eat the former has done for man
81 the word and Dr. l. J. czAPKAY oen e.nSr of sense
distinguished eXles who accompanied Kn.t ot th9se
night to America, has attained ia the es,h u.h IN ms
majority Of men, hat high position A sraSnn ol
the University OF Pesth, acknowledged BY the s,,,S
es OF the famous Josephlnian Institute Of Vienna m
hGd already started upon brilliant career in his nav
land when the War Of the Revolution broke out and
the young practitioner at once enrolled himself upon
tie side OF his country's defenders History has al
ready done justice TO the services which he rendered
on that occasion; they have been ndorsed bv his Gen.
eral, as well as by his companions in arms until no
doubt can remain as 70 his merits. So well convinced
OF his skill were those among whom he had cast hig
lot this side OF the Atlantic, that the Phadeiphs
College OF Medicine cheerfay accorded him diploma
aud the honorary title 0f A. Z. Ills skill and efficiency
in the treatment Of the certain branch Of diseases 10
which, without regard 10 the sueers Of disappointed
rivals he has devoted himself have become so widely
known as to need no further Endorsement Thousands
have been preserved from rretrevabe destruction by
timely resort 10 the services Of DR.. L. j. Czapkay,
whose office IS at the Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street opposite the building OF the Pacific
Mail Steamship mpany, San Francisco. mr2O
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27
Sperial 9utires.
Notice.
Where

the S,,loway's Pills.-Absolute control over
these stomach and bowels is exercised by
nial efectp vegetable euratyes Their ge.
eold 80 Maiden Lane, New YorE 'He miraculous
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27
IX.--Xegefnhles.
Best exhibit Of Garden Vegetables,
Best exhibit Pumpkins and SquaShes, not less thar

Best DuSheI OF Potatoes,
Best do Sweet Potatoes,
Best six heads of Cauli1ower,
Best six heads of Lettuce,
Best specimens of Rhubnrb,
Best exhibit of Celery, SIS ID b
Best exhibit OF Peanuts,
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~ pAunrrs ON CIDER y1NEoAR
Er 6ae BY
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JUST RECEIVED PER RADUGA
7 suu Boston. a large collection Of sheet music
al fr The pianosorte, embracing a very large vari-
" sy q the latest and most popular
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For Sale Low to Close COnSignmentS.
2Rz3 FEET OF Is; IT, IS FIT. OARS
100 kegs nails,
20 bxs Dixo-'s tobacco,
5 kegs nutmegs, 3
so kegs and hall barrels split peas,
20 half boxes raisins,
s bXs saleratus,
20 cases sewed calf brogans,
As half barrels choice Bourbon whisky,
10 cases Catawba brandy,
10 cases fresh lard,
Q half barrels hide poison.
2 cs alcohol,
% barrels mess beef,
% coils tarred Russia cordage,
Is dozen denim overalls,
6 quarter pipes dark brandy,
1874 pounds pump leather,
1000 pounds pure lead,
1000 pounds extra lead,
465 gallons boiled linseed oil,
bales cloves,
13 bags pepper,
10 coils assorted bolt rope,
1 package 20 sides rigging leather,
10 casks 5000 pounds pilot bread,
44-12 dozen duck pants,
10 dozen blue flannel shirts,
"a boxes family soap,
Is coils spun yarn,
2 cases goat brogans,
/ bale hemp Irvine,
5 cs Suffolk blue drills,
Z coils Russia shroud rope,
80 pima dresses,
100 cases best champagne cider,
8 cases picked peppers,
2 barrels Oregon cider.
So kegs whisky.
lett J. c. SPALDINd.
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JUST RECEIVED,
EX sRADUGA !"
FR O. M
TINS ATE CRACKERS, 100
Nyvy tins wafer bread,
so tins oyster crackers,
so do butter do,
so do ginger snaps,
SO do milk biscuits,
80 do jumbles,
Half barrels dried apples,
Tierces sugar cured hams,
Gases cranberry jam,
Do raspberry do,
Do pure honey,
DO fresh peaches,
Do ounces,
Do pears,
Do apples,
Do fresh sausage,
Do fresh salmon,
Do pure lemon syrup,
Do tomato catsup, quarts,
Do tomato catsup, pints,
Do Pembroke salt,
Do fresh HOLSTERS,
Do fresh oysters,
Do fresh clans,
Kits No. ! mackerel.
Half kits No. / mackerel,
Kits tongues and sounds,
Boxes cod fish,
Cases cheese,
Cases fresh lard in tins,
Tierces Carolina rice. For sale cheaPoy
- SAM. SAVIDGE.
4Ot
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WILL PER PHANTOM AND
w and offers for sale, the following:
Bales Amoskeag stripes,
Bales do tckings, 80 inch,
Bales do sheeting, 81 inch.
Oil Competing.
A and S4-New and choice patterns.
Hats.
10 dozen mems palm leaf hats,
Case brown Leghorn hats.
Case dark cashmere wool hats,
Case black wool hats.
Case brown wool hats,
Gases figured pearl wool hats,
Cases pearl wool hats.
BrOgans and Boots.
Cases mems waxed Id. and BID. brogans,
" {" calf "
" grained brogans.
" g enameied -
" thick boots,
" boots, half double sole,
" thick boots, IA inch leg,
" grain boots, 10 inch leg.
so dozen ex. walnut axe handles
Finished and Vanished OK bows,
Cases Hunts handled axes,
Cases saddles & brides.
anil C~Ordage-a, /, Ii lind II in.
Cases Tobacco.
An assorted lot Of fancy light coats,
An " lot Of satinet pants,
Denim frocks and pants,
Cases pea jackets,
Cases hickory shirts,
Ivory tooth combs,
Long round combs,
Dressing combs,
Fancy India rubber toys, etc. 15I-3m
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DRUG STORE!

UHE HAVING RE:
ceived by the latest arrivals from the United States and
Europe. a new and large assortment Of Drugs Medicines
and Toilet Articles. now offers them for sale Being
supplied from the best sources nrst rate articles III DC Sonu a'
less prices than heretofore
Physicians and others will have their orders promptly filed
al satisfactory prices
particularly from Thayers celebrated fluid extracts, a great i'm
provement on Tincures-
MEDICINE CHESTS refIled at the cheapest rates, according
as voyages to different countries require.
The following comprise a few Of the articles contained in the
assortment, viz:
Atrn ar,ica master. Kidder's diarrhea and dysen-
An;-..Aed arsenic alcohol. terry cordial,
Ant noison' bav rum. borax, Liquorice, Iiniments, asst'd,
Balsam-pectoral bfters, huciiase, up sd"e,
Ca stiIe soaD cream of tartar. Nurse bottles,
Camnhor cherry pectoral. Oils Of bergamot and lemon,
Celebrated copahine, Powder boxes, phs, asst
Cod liver oil, diamond cement, sands, and owsena sarsaPa
Extracts Of sarsaparina and gin mia,
0r ~Strychnine, soda,
px,rct v.lerian- syringes, asst'd, salts.
Emery powder, erasive salts, Toilet powder, oalet mirrors'
PIavoring extracts, Iooth.Packs
fluid magnesia, gum arabic, Ihorns extract usse
GeIatfne. Henryis magnesia, Teething rings, tooth powders,
Uouowayis ointment. hair dyes. Walls, asstd,
IndsI;bIe marking ink. White and yellow wax.
Also. Direct from Paris,
LUBIN'S CELEBRATED EAIHACIS,
Comprising "a different kinds.
Res. quality JEAN MARIE FARINA COLOGNE,
sandal wood extract, candies, jujube paste,
Purnett's cocoaine and oriental tooth wash,
Orange tree and tortoise shell tooth-pcksr
Toilette soaps and brushes, infant hair brushes,
Combs. scurf brushes. (patentD tncopherous,
Hyperion fluid, hair oils, asstd-
c.nSaPARLLA MEAD. Ian agreeable and healthy
beverage, (prepared by T. Hohman)
COSTAR,S RAT POISON.
MEDICINES. &C.. &c.
-. EDWARD HOFFMAN,, VI. D..
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-AL-O@
Er- shooI for the Pianofcrte, 80.
khrazaon and Cultivation Of the Voice, 81 so;
~ singing. 81
y ~nreriries. SOC;
.zzl Drama. 81;
fzprhensive Music Teacher, 81 so;
Ph4 hr tie Piano, 81;
c~oHseioo q Church Maac, sI5
frnina scra, 81 505
p Gee Book. 81 25=
fHznnouy and Bass, 15c;
- hz1a0rfe Instructor;
= hznofrte instructor. For sale by
H. NJ WHITNEY
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Whale Boats. 4 Center Board Boat.
IKE YOfice-WiM not he Undersold!
To Advertisers.
NEW MUSIC

RrIsENENTS SHOULD BE HANDED
. g7esiczbIe, by IL O'Clock Of the day before publ
l6S-1m
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SUGAR. sYRUPS AND MOLAssEs,
uNR THE NEW CROP. FROM TIL
EAST MAUI PLANTATION,
For sale by (36-tO Ii. 4 Co.
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OAK &c.
A1ESTS OF OAK BOATS just received per Syrer
For sale by
f21 n HAS. BREWER L CO.
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CUTTING FALLS.
s Ia FALLS, jnst arrivet
per clipper ship aSyren-" for sale BY
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FENCE POSTS!
n~AMaN1 FENCE POSTS-FORS SALE BIZ
1851 CHAS BREWER 4 co.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-05

When man is charged with dishonest or dis
graceful act and merely ''spurns," without reply
ing to- the accusation, our confidence in his integ-
rity is not necessarily shaken. IF, however, he is
not content to stand upon the ground thus taken,
and hold up his established character as defence
against the so-caed SANDER but resorts to techni-
calities and evasons, in order to delay or prevent
an investigation, he has no cause of complaint
against those who can no longer resist the convic-
ton of his guilt. 1t is well enough, as general
rule, to say that no one is under an obligation to
notice. mnch less to refute, either the insinuations
or allegations which malice may invent and rumor
may publish to his disparagement. But there are
places in which man is bound to challenge and
expose the falsehood-there are times when TO per-
init suspicion to exist is 10 confess inability to
remove it-there are cases in which he must
choose to speak, and that to some purpose or for
ever after hold his peace though calumny itself
should assa him. The circumstances connected
with the grant of the City Passenger Railway we
hold to constitute a case of this Sort Our readers
remember well how this franchise was obtained
from the City Council, only to be sold for the bene
fit of the lucky spectators so soon they had Sc
cured it. 1t was matter of special wonder at the
time that the privilege of constructing great and
costly public improvement should be conferred on
those who had confessedly neither the capital nor
experience requisite for such an undertaking. Not
even the captivating provisions in the ordinance,
in reference to the stock TO be offered to. and the
materials to be purchased from our citizens. couId
reconcile them to the course of the Council.
They were not blind to the underhand
influences at work, and were well satisfied that the
building of a road was one thing, and the
right to monopoly that would sell, another thing.
The speedy assignment of the powers vested in the
grantees, proved, if proofs were wanting, that
the public had rightly apprehended the nature
of the speculation. That such valuable privileges
should have been so freely given 10 these grantees
was calculated to cause surprise and excite suspi-
cions and these took the form of deliberate convic-
tons, when their assignees by the whole course of
their proceedings showed conclusively that they
relied upon protection above and stronger than
the law they proposed to act under. Then conf
dental conferences with one or more members of
the Council were heard of, and then it was found
that contracts and jobs had been assigned tn
others, and day by day new facts came leak;no
out to strengthen the general beief-that the leos
lators had found profit in their legislation. So do
cided was the impression that corrupt Influences
had originated or forwarded the ordinance. and 60
freely was it bruited among the people, that the
report of the Special Committee appointed prior to
the last adjournment of the Council has been
awaited with anxious interest. The report and
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-05

THE CHESHIRE MAHoMETAN.-We understand
that the Hon. Mr.. Stanley, eldest son of Lord Stan
ley of Alderey, who is said to have turned Mos
lem, and is now travelling in the East, was enter
tanned on May %, at Handy, in Ceylou, by the
Mahometan inhabitants of that city A local
paper says: "The table was laid in the English
style. About so of the principal Moslems, all
dressed in white, sat down to dinner, using knives
and forks in the European manner. The table was
laid with silver and plated corner Dishes and the
place was splendidly Lit up.''- China Teleqraph.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-05

WOMAN MURDERS HER ADOPTED SOMA horri-
BILE affair took place at Scarboro, Maine, on Sun
day night. Mrs. Wilson, white woman, wife of
Samuel Wilson, colored, who is now absent at sea,
murdered her adopted son, Frank Wilson, Cuban
mulatto boy, about Is years of age, and then en-
body placing portion of it in the oven and
another portion in the fireplace, and then setting
fire to the house, having previously removed all
the furniture
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On the LIST instant the Charles street E. Church. by
Rev r. l. Dashell, GEORGE W. NAVY and LORETTA
ESTFLLE COBB, all of this city.
On the 3st ultlmo, bv Rev j. j. Green, BENJAMIN F.
VANPELT to LADORA GOSNELI, both of Baltimore
county
At the Cathedral, the LIST August by Rcy. Mr.. McCos
kerry, PATRICK H. HANLON to Miss ELLEN WELTY,
both of this city.
On Thursday, LIST instant by Rev. Henry EIbrt. JOHN
SkGLER to Miss CAROLINE DEATER, all of Baltimore
city
At St Michaels, tine 18th of August. y Rev DR. Spen-
Ger, JAMES IL. COVEY and Miss SALLiE 5. SETH,
both of Talbot county, Nd