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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
] NEGROEa ATIAUcTinN.

DT virtue Of a deed Of .lust, dated Oct
ID 18th, 1851 executed by Daniel III. Kline
10, the unaersigned trustee, to SCI are a certain
debt therein mentioned which deed Il IL.
corded in the clerks giEice OF The ouhty
Conrr Of Kpnawha 4 shall, 81
Saturday. NE 2lst day Of January, 1850
offer for sale 10 the highest blddef lot cash
hefere the front door OF The store Of Kook i
flil., iag Maldeas Rsnawha county, Va ID,
fotfuwin,. namedf slaves. belong ing TO DAME
II Kiinee Tor such part as may be necessai,
topay ,llE balance due on said debi,) to-wit
Kemper. = lizabetfJ and Matilda, and sellini
ss Trustee, shall Fell and convey only suel
lille, (bssi we'd to BE good, as is ye.taaih hi
BY The deed afort said. ..%
G, He RICK; Trustee.
DeS- fa 1859. 33I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
.lAsRrfr School Il D Hfand Seale.

The New York correspondent oi
the Boston Post gives the following
account Of a public school ii the me-
|tropolitan city !:
1.-The public school ii Twelfth
street, near Fifth avenue, paftakes q
the characteristics Of its locality and
stylish surroundings. It's teachers
are literally Of the elite, being unsiIf-
passed as regards their capabilities
and accomplishments. The scholars,
all girls are 'forthe most part. bright,
and generally, are most daintily dress
Led, and affect to be very disttngue il
manners. al fashionable air peryadee
1.-THE parlor-like school room, and ey,
EerysfIing savorsIof STYLE and ton. -
Within doors, and during school
hours, thisis model school and
marvel of good management; bpt
there are one or two drawbacks to- its
perfection, which may as wellbe aired
before tits TOD late. Alaiyalry seems
to possess the minds Of these NINA.
ture women iIlaregard 10 their out
ward adornment, and to- suchtani ex-
Fsent is id carried, that parents are be.
ginning Ito find that they cannot at.
ford to sendstheir daughters to this
free school-because, forsooth, itcosts
too much TO dress and hoop them. -
Any one who will spend the morning
hour, from eight 10 ninesnear the men.
tai Mecca Of these. five hundred dam
sells. will be d convert te1the views
am Fentilating. The acknowledgements
of, All this is TINT fond fathers and
mothers are deferred from. availine
themselves Of free educational priv.
iiegss for their children Oh account
ofthe extravaganza in dress, and the
Wanting vanity displayed by the
scholars who now attend the Twelfth
street public school. Further thar
Ethis, -tha conversation, as we'll a:
thoughts, Of the pupils converge t
the same focus, leaving II to be safely
inferred that Whatever may be theil
Textbooks, their studies are chief,
esthetfc. Nor ii this all. The ri
yalry between the scholars In doors i
matched bY al outside rivalry, eqaa
in degree, between boys Of every age
who await DIT the gates the school
dismissals, of afternoons; and who's
felicity IL istoYwait upon tiiessprets.
| girls, with pretty dresses, tot thel
respective homes Or elsewhere. Ii
kcipient bea,sx and bellies. unfiedgge'
1sops and firts, daily pair off together
ktake easy Lessons Of love, and part 7
Iplay the same game over On the MOI
row. This may be all right an
| proper, Blu. / mistake il thetheofy 9
lcUralhon education is correctly cor
ceived and carried into practice B
so ,palpahle anursery Of luxury an
vanity as Ihave here described"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

4 any one could Sc ii tbs flashing eye
and erect i0rfil and he sci 81 teeth q he
old soldier, asshe raised himself 10 his full
height. graspiag lis old gun with 4 grip
that nigh make even young man hes
itate abouiIfeeiing tl.e force n Il,
Aud such Is he almost unanimous
feeling ID this county. ! say difost unan-
imons, for ] am sorry 10 say that their are
those tolerated here, who. ] doubt not.
sympashize with and justify Old Blows
and his murderous schemes. think,
though, that their days ara numbered
amongst ns-they will have Y leave q
take 1 worst alternative: p; =. +.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

4s@ A
TTIR0siNfA, kS:--At rules held 10 the
Clerks Office Of the ciicuat Gosft Tor
the county Of Boone, IN The month q pseetn- !
c ISL s Dubois iieury Eagle. Richard Oak
". John s. HsIbeIgsf. George r. Darby.
Edwin Van Antwerp, Jehn Deysrenx and
/ Edgar n. Brown, compliments.
The Camel Coli Company OF Coal River.
talias The MaIea Mining and Manafectqr
ing Compary,9 Robert Hegan. and Abner
Bartlett, snssis heezs Of Micliesl Burke, lor
the benefit Of bis creditors, the unknown
heirs Of Eiaedn r. Snow, deceased and
Henry AZ HurlbeFt, def Isl In Chancery.E
The object Of This suit Is to obtain paftis
ton and division Of a certain tract Of and
containing 10000 acres, belonging To CONS
claimants and defendants, so that 5 90 RcIes
thereof may be Allotted aid assigned % the
tssid Camel COZ Company Of Coal RIxer,
iss ,DC0 acres thereofsanay bealloited and as.
ksiEned .in one body, to the said compla nanls.
according to- their several and Tespsetiys
rights, and thai e 600 acres thereof may bE
| allotted and assigned ID one body, 70 the
said Robert Hogan and Abner Bartlett, as.
tsignees Of MicheA1 Burke, for the benefit 81
| his creaiiots, and to lie unknown heifs ol
| Gideon r.. Snow deceased, and TO Henry a.
HufIbert, according 10 their several nd re
! speclive rights. The said 1850 acres p
Efand, lie and are situate on the waters p
IJoe's Creek and big Coal river and in III,
couniytof Boone. And it appealing by afIidh
/ vii fled. that Robert Hogan, AbneI BARTLETT
/ Mieheal Burke, ani Henry a. Hnrlbert or,
| non,resiaents of THE State of Virginia, 6Ds
Ethat the names &nd residences Of the heirs p
hGeorgedr. Snow deceased, are unknown. III
aerdefeiIthat the said non resident defendant
~ II. IN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
TOLL GATE HOUSE
KaNayruA sAI4NRs.

THIS house has been thoroughly RENTED
L andsmade comfortable. in every respect,
I'd The travelling community. Il was formerly
keptIby O tC. Watson, butts nav under the
supervision Of the undersigned. The rooms
q lie comfortable and neaf5 and the tahss moi
bg any on the road. n addition
Tt8is the regular steam boat landing for Al The
boats that run our river. In additionJ have
comfortable outer rooms for travellers and fam.
ilies.0 nv stable williaccommodate5 30 horses
aud drovers will find il cheaperto call al ~,
haussthan any othersen The road.
z FoFthe benefit Of the travelling community
LhavesinseIied the departures Of the severa4
steamers that run our river
Ellen Gray, Tuesday of each week.
Kanawha Valley, Wednesday ofeaeh week
IA. Nv. Qusrrles, Saturday
. EaIlipolis packet, every other day: III
AtEso which boats stop at my landing ans
f John III, JONES.
October nth. 1889. 4-26 GIN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
| w ashington Hall,
Ripley, Jackson County. Virginia
g. MAGUIRE i

JNToULD respectfully iufuun his old Gus
/. w timers anilsthe public generally that lie
has again taken possession Of sthiss Welt
skrdwa ,esta bliskment and swonldlbe glad TO
entertain has friends and7eustomers rs. He has
deitrminedto apply himself closely 10 hisa,us:
iness and will give prompt attention To ali
who may favor him with heir patronage. -
Bis bar will at all times be furnished with
iheibest imported and domestic Liquors., Al;
iso a stock 81 choice Cigars and Tobacco ! !
Al two horse hack wlltalways befeady L
convey passengers to any point ofdestinaton
Terms modest and 10 suit the fines!
Finley sIanilnrY 81 Is Rs -.
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.CQshiIssIQ NERS' SALE
II a YAI.lfA RII.EaTE.A n SA N.afII.L


T1Y45Ftae1o a decree of The Gjrcuit Conrt
ID Of kanaw ha County, rendered at tie Fail
Term, 1854; ID ascetiaii1 chaactEy cause heIr ]
IN rendingyfn WhitEk 1ilomasI Hughes and 9th:
etssre Compiainanls. and BE- rianin S. 7 honap
son Anil oihersaEe Defendants, tie Bnd6r
signed Spec;al Ct1k missieGers appointed lb5
SAID court for that purpose. will, on
Monddg, We 20thE day Of February, 1860.
self at ppbtic auction, "a front OF the door OF
tae Cougt House oil Kana@ha County, tp the
highest bsdJeT arselain lot or parcel OF land
Situa,ea below the mouth of Coal River, in
tsaid County of 5KaHawha, and contaiaing two
acres Of land up 1n, which there is erected a
valuable Seam Saw mill
/ The purchaser Nc the land ard Mill. will
IHbe rrqpirsd 10 payEfen per cent &c the pur-
chase money in hand. and to execute his bonds
with good security For the residue. PHxsable in
| three qnal instaiments at six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest from date.
H Is. #. b SWAMI. y
MM. "A. QUARTER,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

.vTIRGINIA. IS :--At Rates. held "a he
4 Y Clerks Office Of The Circuit Cohkt for
iEanawha County, in The month Of January.
aS6e--
Bascom & Chapman. \ iii sssnmpsii; 10 r..
Plaintiffs, Cover a sun or 4. onty
aue byaceount with
Jehu ". Lewis, DE inlelest aud -
PENDANT, Damage or
4 Appearing BY AFFIDAVIT fled. ihat The De-
fendsnt is non-sesid lent oil this State. On
motion Of the 4 lainliif by his Aii6ney. Ii is
ordered that he do sppear here within one
month after due publication OF his order. and
DO what's necessaryto protect his iAieIests
n the premises. Teste,
a. WsouARRfER. CLERK.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
iMaldera HOUSE,
GATEMoOD Pruprie,o

Maiden, KanaWha Co., Va.
sFNFi us well known and popular Hotel mas
I I recently been repaired and refttea for
the entertainment oil The public. The house
is large and cominodious the table will be
supplied with every dish tile country affords,
while the beds and lleading are the VERY
lett and NEST comfortable; and the sfahll1ag
is mot surpassed BY any Hotel Western
Virginia, and is constantly supplied with all
kinds Of the best feed 81;
The patronage Of esPablic is respectfully
solicited. III
Hece1Hber 1889 Iil 5 80
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
MOFFAT'S
- e r. "a RI rs t. s.
AND PHENIX BITTERs. /

sfF3 4A4sD = AAAAz1t - - = ms sst
THE best family nakdicine now before the
! public for the cure b.
ScROFULA ULCERS. scURVY;
ers Eruptions of The Skin, Fever and Ague,
Dyspepsia. D,cpsy, ahdain fact all diseases
soon yield TOY their curative properties.
1t has been computed that duIing the last %
years upwardsNof FopR MILLIONS lof persons
have been benefited BY the use Of these med.
icines, fatf which speaks volumes in favor
of their curative propefties--a single trial will
place them beyond the reach OF competition in
the estimate Of every patient. BIZ their psethe
blood is restored 70 healthy state and freed
fiomall impurities. The system is not reduced
during their Operations, but invigorated, and
they require ne restraint from business Of
pleasures
The afflicted have inthese medicines afem-
|edy that will do for them all that medicine CO j
possibly eject. PFepated BY
ieaiF W. b lSfoygATsN. York.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

IIIRGiNIA..s IS AT rules held ID the
" Clerks dfiee ofthe County Courlof h 4
nawha County, in fhe month Of Janasry, 10 90
Robert a. Sims. who sues for
Joseph T. Sims. X. s.ht.I,.
Tvs. ~s.9
Thompson. Thornton & co.
Tie object or thisisuit being 70 Recover 4hei
sun Of S99.64c, with inler6st aad eo1tsE--.
Ana il appearing BY affidavit sled that The ts-
fendaRt Allied A. Thornton, ia non -sesl.
dent sof this Commonwealth II is ordered
that he do appear here within one mo9ih At
ter due publication OF this orsisf, and 10 what
is4Hecsxsaty TO protect his interksss - the
premises. testeS
a. W. QUARRIER. cifsk.
PARKs & MoskLEY, D. a. III
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w 119o1a He2119e,
10. WILSON, PROPR1ET0Iiyi Sc

Charieston, Kannwhe Co.. Q.
frlasr apllpssg sBovE THE couEr; HOUSE,
lha Pr s,,,, ~ this new and splendid
brick Hotel, il no w prepared to receive Slsl.
oss.l No pains. will be spared 70 IeaaEI az
Table ard Baf worthy ef The 81 Ppctts q ths
Traveling Public. Rates as low as e any
other House or equal sta nding.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
Tri.weekiy lime from Charleston TO
Point Pheasant.

! twill run a hack regularly Between the
nb9se places during the present SKINNER as
follows: Leaves Charleston on Sundays,
" alne$daysE and Frdays; returning le3pes
.Poft Pleasant Tuesday, fhllIsday and
Saturday. ss i.
10 Holm r.. HARBOUR,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
Tnosas j. Bsobs, sol. IS

s----44-7g
NIRGINIA, SS;-At Ruless he!l in. the
Clicks tOfhce Of the Circuit Court Of
Skanawha Countyd the month Of January,
1860
- anes ~ Lewis,
Plaintiff, Al $3.50, PSI. 70 isGose1a
Tam u raw;. count with Interest ard
Defendant, 1osss' = Da'nsse Sspsp.ss
ltappeafing BY affiaa ut iled, that the De
fendantIi. a nom tesldeni DC this states, SSfln
motion Of the PIalntiff4 BIZ his Attorney III Is
ordered That he do appear here within one
month after daey Equalization Of this order u nd
20 what's gecessatyto protect his Interests in
HE pfeta-ses, Tesle1
al W.hQGARRlER. Clerk.
r. T.. Book, D. a. 535
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

-XIIRGINIA. IS :---At saies held ii tes
v Clerks oafce Of The Comfy csprt otska-
nap ha County. in TIE monthloi snEeFy iks 80.
Thomas Roberts who sues hf1
Joseph r.. Sims. q. ~. 8
Tvs.
Thompson! Thornton, & Co.
The phiect Of his SUIT being 70 recover Tho
sum III S3t.B9c.. With interest aRs co.iE. -.
Aud il appearing by afiasyil fled that ths
defendant. Alfied sThostton, is NON ma
dent ofthis C,mFnan wealth s Il Is ordersd
thatIhe do appear here within'epe Mep \ ai-
Ter due publication III this order. ana 90 Whit
IS necessity 10 protect his intsrt SIS n lac
premises. tests;
p.,r. A Nn.rrry.n q $500. 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
NOTICE.

CoMaisaesEK's 0rFIce, Dec s, 1853
4 The parties 20 this suit sad all other per-
sons having any interest IL the matters there
Sof. aie hereby notified hat | have apppinfesl
TUESDAY, the nth day ef January next. At NV
Office in Charleston, in the eouHtyof Kana-
wha, as tie time and place. wheFe and wi..r
shall open The cause foT ske enquiries III.
rected. And you CT ny Of you having claims
I'd. present or other nstters ID be reported.
viii then and there attend before me. with
ali such proof as may bs necessary to enable
me 10 Tepoa Is. required. You will perceive
that due rubliestlon Of tits notice is 10 Be
deemed ana taken as equivalent 10 personal
service No further notice, will therefore be
giSen YOU III ALEX. LAEDEEY,
Commissioner
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

DURB WINES AND LIoU e1ls-i,r
medicinal purposes. ioi sac b.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
NJ SiIDKIFF, Cpmprt. a
N. fFy.1--s3 M FssrssF
The Camel Coal Company Of = onancs's'
Coal river.
'OMAISSIONERtS SALE OF LANDS
ON COAL RIVER.

ON COAL RIVER.
In pursuance of DEGREES rendered IN the
above cause at the last Fall and Spring Term
of Kanaw ha Circuit Court, Isnall proceed on
the l6th day ef january. 1860.
to sell tract OF l542acresyof land on Coal
river, fully sci out and described in the
pape pf the cause. Terms per cent
cash in hand, residue on acredit Of 10 and is
MONTHS equal installments. Place ofasale,
front 5do6r of the Court House Of KanaRha
county bonds Wilt be reqaired with good
security. bearing iakessst from date for the
residue of the purchase money and the title
will be retained as further security. The
tile is believed 10 be good but selling as
Commissi oner, 4 shall only sell such title as
is vested in me as such. s.S,
a B. SWAMI, Conf. .
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

Valuable Land for sale in Reane Co.
DY virtue of 4 decree 5of the circnit
ID Court of Kansuhs county. fsndered
on the an day OF February. 1883. il shs
case Of Daniel Poissey and James 5.
Council plaintiffs. vs.. Daniel TsWney
defendant. 4 shall, on The l7sh day q.
October. 1850. at The door Of The Court
House Of Kanasha County, sell ~ public
auction 10 The highest bidder, IN scsedis
llof SIX, nine and twelve nontit6g wilh IN.
llerest from the day II sale, ihe tract 81
land in The bill and proceedings Of said
cause mentioned, containing 54s{ acres,
more IL iess. ands lying and being in Ire
/ CoisAty OF Roane. and State Of Virginia.
on the waters Of Hurricane creek. Bond
and good security viii be required Of the
purchaser, and lisle. will Sc retained a.
further security. null the Turrhrss mons
3ey is paid. This tract Of lind i desirs-
ible, And.a rarezoppo IS offered tcf !
|prcftable investmsnt. The title to Tho
Hand is be!ieyed 70 BE- good
| JOHN 6. NEWMAN.
/ July 10! 1859. Special Con ..
i The above mentioned sals 10 postpensd
until Monday, The 2lst day Of November.
1.-THE frs, day of the County Court.
4 JOHN @. NEWMAN.
Special Com.r.
/ The ahoy aie u posfponed upsil Aea.
day the 18Th day of December. 1852:
JOHN g. NEWMAN.
i Special Conf
The above neDtinned sale is postponed
until Monday the 18th day Of Jsouary,
.tl860. JOHN e.. NEWMAN.
Special Conf
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Aptahan d. C4sts Of the Slfy of New iIaIk>.
. onshehalf 81 himself hnd lnll otter c4t 1at fe
Of The Coil River snl Kadawh Ia MinnE nd
Maunfacfutsns Company who sha u Come
iii aud contribute " thS expense Of This
rail-, complainant.
saa VS. ks.< s. 81
The Coal River and Kama wha Mining ard
Manufacturing Company. jatfet Being,
lugtsfi,s M Cole and Sylvester Chapman.
nsrtners. trailing under tie name and style
n Cole & Chapman, JaEfes Shearef, The
5 Western Mining and Misunderstanding Com
nany. Witl.am r. Gosh9ra and JOHN H,
4 ffushnrfl. uartIterS using use raipe and Vie
II w. Il. G0shoIjf. Robert r. Snh-
f,ra saisd Raberi BIaiass defendants, 10
DECREE FoR ACCOUNT.
ABSTRACT.
This cause On ns on upon this 2iay Of De.
cember, 1859, 10 be hear1npon the bull dc.
Upoa consideration " hereof the Court doth
aijhdge, order and decree. thbtAhe same bs
sTeferred 10 Alex j. Laidley A. Master Com,
missioner Of this Court u take stale and
| settle an account. showing what is The In
ldebtedaess or the said. Coal River and Kauai
wha Mining and Manufacturing Company,
| by judgment, trust deed o. eiherwase: which
lconstitntes d lien on. the lands Of The said
| Company, To. asesttain what JUDGMENTS
i have been rendered against the SAID COmpa
Inv when rendered anil 10 what Courts, ard
| 10 classify them according 10 Their several
LEGAL ptioIiiies, and 10 ascertain whether N
mol the rents, issues and profits Of The lands
mentioned ia cemplalnani's bill will Be sun.
Gent to pay3eff and discharge said indebted
ness OF The said company within pefica ol
| i've years. And the said Commissioner il
/ further directed to repor; any matter feq:ifrs
tby either party,for which may be deemed
Epettfnent BY himself. Ard Pablicatop OF !
/ notice for taking The said account in III
E" Kanawha Valley StaFn for four consecutive
/ weeks shall be taken as equiv lert 70 person
al service upon the parties eefends Ut 2, II
i Tes,e, A w. QUARRIER. Clerk.
II n T. BRotjN sol t.4=J,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

lyTIRGINIA, n The Circuit Court Or the
v CoMnty OF Kanawha.
Matgery J. Kenna, survivor Of Edward Kenna
dec, d !, who are compliments in certain
Hill fled in the life time OF tie said EaMafd,
her husband.
s# ne IS. @s s.f F --aa
Saran Lewis, widow of John Lewis decd.
Ahdsew u. Lewis, Il aInes v. Lewis, Johr
NV. Lewis. james L. Cart snt Samuel Mil,
Ter, and others, inchancety.
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JAMS, 5-37 81 CommissioneI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11
FIYE-POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
ACCIDENT ON THE STAGE.

The ninth anniversary of the Five-Points House OF
Industry was celebrated last evening at the Academy
of Music. A very large audience assembled at an
early hour to listen TO the exercises About $50
Children boys and girls of all ages were ranged at
the back Of the stage elevated seats, which had
been temporarily erected There was still room for
many more children, and the directors were showing
them in, and arranging them in their proper places,
when with a sudden crash all the tmsl reconstructed
seats broke down, plng all the children on the floor in
n kicking and crying mass. y universal scream OF
terror arose from the audience and numbero of gentle
prang upon the stage 10 proier their assistance
The children were soon eXtIlcated, most fortunately
without injury to any. The result was announced to
the audience, and all was soon quiet again. Seats
were then formed by placing the remains of wrecked
seats across chairs and they Were readily hled with
about 300 children belonging TO the House.
The exercises were commenced by the singing OF
hymn by the children, which was followed by prayer
by the Rev. Mr.. GANTZ. The Annual Report was
then read, from which we learn that during the past
wear 78I persons have been admitted TO the House, 32
have been sent situations; 40 have been sent to
their fricnde: have gone TO Housekeeping; ~ have
been sent 10 the Hospital; 90 10 other nstitu0ns II
have eoped 80 left voluntarily; have been expelled
and have died. leaving l2O inmates OF the House at
present. The average daily attendance at school has
been $50 children; TO- meals have been furnished
to the poor at an average cost Of q cents per NEAL
j. coo articles of clothing, and LOO pairs Of shoes
have been given away. The current expenses OF the
House nave UttH .IJJ0o~ I's I'"
from the treasury has been S69Sl and the receipts
S20311. portion of the old Indebtedness has been
raid Off but there is still the Of 81 232 10 of the
Boating debt yet unpaid
Smith the Hon. James a. Briggs of Ohio, the Rev.
Theodore L. Cuyler and the Hon. Henry j. Raymond.
During the evening number Of hymns Were sung by
the children in most acceptable manner, eliGtngthe
hearty applause of the audience One hymn sung by
two lit,c girls with chorus by the whole, enthu
siastically cncored collection for the benefit of the
institution was taken up, the result Of which will be
given the public through the columns of the daily
IL
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MARIE

JEssOP-PEsHALL-O Tuesday May l. AZ the residence o.
tie brides father by the Rev Dr. Je.sop Dr. n Jeiiop Of
NewYork 10 Mis- Elizabeth K Pesha Of May yille, ILL.,
English and Irish papers please copy.
KING-GREIG-At Port Richmond on Saturday, May . by
be Rev lanes Ilrownlee Matthew w. King ESQ., to Mrs
Eliza Ashton Greg, both OF New-fo
JocKWOOD-BATES- On Sunday, May G, by the Rev J; f.
Seatls Mr. John NJ Lockwood to Mis-. Adelaide W., eldest
daughter Of Nj. Joseph T. Bates, all of this city.
McCULLOCK BUSH In Brooklyn, at the residence Of
Palmer Townend esq on Wednesday May TO- by the Rev
= l. Taylor d. d. VIM. McCullock, esq, OF Lowyile,
TO Sarah k daughter Of the late Charles Bush OF the
latter place. .
RICuApDsoN- TIrDOR-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday May
o by the Rev Eugene Cassidy. Samuel B. Rehsrdcn OF
prooLlvu 10 Katherine Tudor formerly of NewOugh ~
row TES-WHITEROUSE-On Tuesday evening, May y, by
The Rev w Bartlett at the residence of the 6ds sster
U,s Henry Elliott Elliott place Brooklyn Richard Towers
Of Boston Mas TO Martha N Whitehouse Of Rochester " H.
UOOD-WANMAKER-At Hillside n. J., on Wsdnasday,
May o. by the Rev VIM; Denares, VIM l. wood oil larry
town 10 fmelbe Wsnmaker
YOUNG-CAFFE-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Nay at me
Church Of 81 Charles Boroneo, by the Rev DE- fise NJ
Edgsrd T. Young Miss Jenny E., daughter Of NJ Cafe
ESQ all Of BROOKLYN.