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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30
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DIR. GIBSON,

DR. R. J. LYONS,
PHYslo1AN OF THE THROAT, LUNG
AND CHEST,
NOWN ALL=OVER THH
A-ths eoantry e ne cslebrated
FNnIAF HERB EUCIOn.
viii be At his once, No "a superior street. ClsEs
lend5 Ohio, loPPos!te the Post once tuo aopr9 ea9
Of Hoffman Block , on the lolsEing dates q oacl
and eFory month, Via
lst, ID l1tA l2th, lstA I4tR and soda
@A PAMPHLETS
containing 4 brief sketch Of Dr. LroH's Lis StudT
and extensive Travels has Just been issued u him
which can be obtained at his once bY all Who delin
''''' APP6iSTMEErs ABROAD.
ToledO-M Merchants HoreI, iormorlT Collins H0ual
slch month, 5lh. 80 and aith-
Akron-Enfi irl House, each month, 5lh and ith.
PainesTflle- lO1Fllss House, each meath, lsLh.
MEssillou-ATucriedn Hotel, each month, g and 10
Elyria-B Beehc House, each month, l6th and fTth.
NorWaik-American House, each month, laEnd
Adrfan, hich.--Each naQnfh, 22d and "a.
& 7.ls1elo--tffIf 1T1 q
Dr. LIONS protrsse5 % discern diseases By th{
Eye. He, therefore, aks DO quesrions, nor require
the patients 70 relate any q their symptoms Com
one and all, and have your symptomH and The l0cs
ton OF your disease * piained. nee Of charau-
MAXIM sTRIOTbg ADHERED TO
give such balm a5 baFs no st-i6
viii nature or ihe Avs oflts
With blood M hands never stain,
Nor POISON men 70 ease thalr pain.
P. S.-Dr. LYON ploigu1 bis sacred word and hoEs
or that he viii In n6ulsd directly and indirectly ins
iucs or cause any invalid take hls medicine with
cut the strongest probability % relief or cure.
1E-Conaul ltation and advice free % chlrga. ~
rhe n.sr VII - its--alis -s.Fai.l--7t d-cs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30
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with all bad Effects srfsiuz siertiron1. iuclrilug
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATlON.
BE has succeeded In cprlng cases 10 this city some
Of whom hsd expeuaee n1na5el3 q lo'lal3 VIZ
maladiss with .suocesl, and without feosiTlug the
Dr eI isN does not boast that be is a member Of
some College IN london or Paris, 1s rerhErl some
others do for the purpose of cusnaring the uoceut
and Who bold ont great sqeeetions never 70 ne re-
fhis, that be q able to give entire IltIcfi1n g
those Who repo3a couldanee in his ability and iufag-
~, ~ sna .L-. 5l9 ~ ~ q, = -
don or Paris or any patenf nalino % equal F thE
radical cure Of seminal Weakness and al ailaeag
from sexual or secret abuse
Dr. GIBSON also claims for bis new treatment the
following advantages over al othars 'at dgcoTerodi
and nrsti the ageutz used are In 20 lect disaree-
able; be uses no relies Of the dark a1c5, such e.
Mercury, nor any other daletari0E8 drug; secoldlT
no restrictions 10 diet or business s quire Third
he stand9 prepared % 60 into any plolc OF private
hospital in the United st5tes and iemonstrats thg
immense superiority u bic new treatment over any
other now knoEn % The world IN point Of prompt
ness, Permanency, 1iiinass saiatT and eonFanienes
Dr. GTBSO6 fs permanently located Ii Clsrsland
and has during the past nine moHtns performed many
cures Of diseases which bad for years resisted al
other u1es Of treatment. Reference can be given C
individuals OF the first respectablitT in Cleveland
Bq1ton, New York. and other cities lu regard C
gkii and integrif9 u ell Professional t19o ons-
Dyspepsia, khuenatism, scroilia and al chronic
diseases treated with superior success.
- Medicine sent 70 any part Of the country
Dr. 6fBsoN5s SsT Work on Physiolosy for sal
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EZsetr0Patiy ana AelieiHs,
~ Omes. No. NJ Ontario street. up stairs, ~
once hours fFoIn to = and fron to tos o'olOob
daily, SUNDAYS eNce9ted-l aug9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-30

sFATE o. oHIo. Iiathse 90 . cq91lnen Plsas,

srETE o. OHIO 9 css@s9 ,sSsS F's'
THE DEFENDANT. OLIVER
IL DHtNu, viii take notice that on tho sth day Of
Eureiabefi A. u ls6p, sid MARY L Dring fled her
petition in said Court aganst nim, PRAYING mat the
Ilarsiege eu1fTact noW g1bsigtiag hetaaeh them b.
diss0ged alleging cause tharsi0r that be has been
WillfuliT alscnt fFgln Daintu for mote than three
years prior p The hling Of said petition. Also drunk
anneEl aud groe8 neglect 0l duly ior Ihree yaafs.
she also asks thai ahe Be restored % her maiden
name Of Mary Louisa Campbell The defendant is
required u appear aud an8War Uithia SIX Heel from
~ nrst publication q this nctiea; =. -,
dee5ls30 y Fld's Atty1
THE sTAFE- or OHIO, I'm C0urt Of Common
Onyeh9gE County o. b Pleas
Franocs ElVort,) at.-s -
John Eirurt. 5l ial laB sI
HAHB DEFENDANT, JOHN Ell
~ ERI, Nili tlka Botioo that on tha Iifh day OF
1anuaryi A. p. 1851, said Frances ElFsrt ned IN said
Oouft her petition against him, PLAYING that the
marriage cqntract nov eNi11iug bafaeen them be
alleging ~ cause therolor-9ross ne glecf
Of Busyf aNtfrme cruelty and ha1ltual drunken
n79ll Tor paried 0f over fhres years. The defend
AnL ~ required " appear aed unsEsf within tiE
weeks rem the appearance of Ibis notice.
P IL BRE6IIN.
lAnllr3a PiatuIlna Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03
THE TAMMANY REGIMENT COLoRs.

The elegant banners made by TIany Co for the Tam
many decentralization Guard-rased and originally
commanded by the lamened W. d, Kennedy, now in
charge OF George W. Roome, Esd keeper OF te City Hall,
where Mr. Roome will exhibit them all who may favor
MIN with visit. This regiment having been organized
under the auspices Of the Tammany Society and the &C.
neral Committee of Tammany Hall, these bodies have had
the ags prepared as the gift of the Tammany democracy
The lags consist of spendidy embroidered with the
arms OF the state and United States combined, and the
other similarly embroidesed with The coat of arms
OF the Tammany Society. The first has tho name of
the regiment, " jackson Guard,N with the motto FIX
cesior and the other has the of the regiment and
the sentiment of General Jackson which above all others
has taken entire possession OF the public heart The
Union must and shall be preserved" In the course of
few days the committee from the Tafnany Society and
General Committee will visit Washington for the purpose
OF making the presentation Of the banners TO the regiment
The occasion will be OF mingled feelings Of pride and
sadness just pride in the regiment, around whose
cluster so many honorable associations, with heartfelt
sorrow that he by whose energy and patriotism 1t was
called into the field should suddenly have been removed
from new scene of enduring renown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03
TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.

The Org" ntzation OF the Union Army
Furfhcr Particulars of the Battle ut
b"i Run--Tntercsttng Rebel Accounts
important from Western Virsinia-The
operations OF General Banks Army
interesting Proceedings OF Congress
The Latest News-Revicw OF the Mar
kefs, Sc, sc.
Inc WEEKLY HERALD, for the present week, will be
ready ms morning at ten O'Clock It will contain the
Latest Dispatches from Washington City in regard TO the
organization and present condition Of the Union Army:
An Account of the Operations of General Banks Army;
Further particulars Of the Battle Ball Run on the 2ist
Of July Interesting Rebel Accounts Of the Battle their
Loss, Reiocngs, &c Important intelligence FROM Western
Nirglnia--General Wise Retreatmg, and The Kuhawha
Valley free of Rebels Interesting Proceedings Of Congress-
Proceedings of the Maryland legislature The Tariff Bill
of Senator Simmons and the Bill lcvyng direct Taxes and
internal Duties; The Latest Intelligence from the Rebel
States The Latest News from Fortress Monroe Missouri
tennessee and all other parts of the country rendered
prominent by the Southern Rebellion.
the WEEKLY HERALD will also contain the Latest Foreign
ana Domestic News received by Mail Telegraph: Edi.
toras on the Prominent Topics of the Times Reports Of
the Condition of the Commercial, Money and Cattle Mar
kets Marriages and Deaths for the week and all matters
OF interest To the reading community Single copies in
Wrappers can be had at the office corner OF Fulton and
Nassau streets, Price six cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03
SCOTT RIFLE REGIMENT.

This regiment is TO BIO organized uniformed and equip
ped light infantry, and is commanded by Col Macdon
AID officer Of fine military abilities whose experience
has been acquired in foreign service The officers thus
far accepted gentlemen Of education and high social
position; but what is of equal Importance their military
qualifications Of high order care is exercised
and more than ordinary caution in enstng the No
of either class Is received into this regiment who
does not possess the necessary qualifications for the
ton applied for is the desire of those connected
with it TO make it ono Of the most efficient regiments that
has been sent INTO the field Their strict adherence
the above rule is the of the vacancies existing
in the grade of captain aud lieutenant but these will
be filled by those who desire TO associate with and 10
commanded by competent military men; and would
suggest to those officers and commissioned officers
who have returned from the of and desire
again to call at the headquarters of this regiment
No. 10 Beekman street, where they will receive such
information as they may desire on tho subject Their
camp is already established at Silver Lake. Staten Island
where recruits arc sent daily If the design and expecta
ons Of the officers realized they will certainly turn
out of the most dashng regiments organised in
our service regiment too that is eminently caCuat-
ed to deveope the talents Of young, active and ambitious
officers. In this connection we will add that Major Hen
shaw old citizen of Brooklyn and for some twenty
officer Of the army has been rendered the Lieu
his other engagements permit Hsservices in the Florida
Western frontier, and throughout tho whole
war with Mexico, where ~ was breveted for his gal
antry, pretty good Indication Of the material that
compose the field officers Of this regiment. HIS refusal
heretofore to accept the cOOnccy of several regiments
for reasons which have been than realized in the
cent disaster ut Bull and his inclination accept
lower rank in this regiment is strong testimony Of the
nccted with II. Colonel Macdonald has ample authority
from the War Department to arm, cl0he and equip his
regiment in every particular and the necessary orders
have been issued to the staff officers in this city to that
Feet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03

SAN MISUNDERSTANDING Northern Light W Ray
mond NJ Lord, wife and nfap Mrs l. Falcs, Smith,
II G Smith, j Meredith, l. l. Bak,r and wife, Mrs LII
bee George Pcnos Mrs Little, Gerisch, MeComic,
Lieut. Kautz, II Worhington Barnet. Wood, MIR Dckin-
SON daughters and infant Mr. Hubbard and wife, Mrs
Rarson II p johnson, 5 Alderman, Capt Sweeny, NJ
Lewis, Lonspied, wife and child, VIM Abbott sianiedt,
9 Gerchowsky, wife and infant, smith W } free-
and two children Mrs Credit, Biapehara and child.
Colonel Casey and firmly Tobin Perrin and family
DR. Barnes Mrs Manning and child Captain Hamilton and
and family Captain Crosby Muller Mrs Moore, Mr. Adams
family, DIR Ridglcs, \ Henry bow wife, I
Gage, II Eastman, Barry + Is Cross. F Black, wife
aud thid Mrs Pool Ely, GotmarguGc, DIR Francis,
Captain Sawtee, q Cantoit Y peniirld w Parker ir
Crosby Mr. Micrs Russell Mr Ferrera Baldwin, Cant
Dr. 81 Snycrns Dr. ChiaIn, Wan HeadrcksOH Perry Lie
ant Mead Mr. Briukhurst Captain Barron Crittenden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03
Markets
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2, 1861
Stocks firm Pennsylvania SIS, 7St4; Reading Railroad
1917 Morris Canal 80, Long Island Railroad, on Penn.
sylvania Railroad 3o]s. Exchange on New York par.
New ORLEANS, August 2 1861.
Cotton-Sales of the week 2l8 bales midding 10 &c
lie Receipts for the week $50 bales against o2O bales
for time last year Decreased receipts this port
Stock in port. 500 bales Sngar-fair 70 fully fair 4c
Axe. Flour-ohio, 81 % 81 So CofecSalcs Of the
week $50 bags Rio 2Oc 3oc stock in port 800 bales,
against Z, 200 bales ut time last year
PHILADELPHIA August 2, 1861
Flour quiet. Notwithstanding tendency: 81 Is 81 10
for white, and 81 10 81 Is for red Corn steady. Whs
key scarce at zoe
Flour dull Wheat-no sales sample of 6, 600 bushels
now winter red Western held AND 100 bid Corn Al &c.
42c and 42zc IN the afternoon sales of 90 600 bushels
at Bic for Chicago Whekey-sacs OF 100 bbls 11c
-four 81 sacks wool 453 bbis hihwnes For Boston 100
sacks wool 45G bbIs -four shipped by New York
August 1; IL 300 bushels corn 49, 500 bushels wheat,
II 900 bushels feed.
BUrFAio, August 2-1 81
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat quiet: sales 5000
bushels red winter at e5c Corn firm demand good sales
since yesterday 000 bushels NC Oats firm sales
% 900 bushels at 2311c 23Xc. Whiskey nominal at
151sc Canal freghts dull and &c. easier Imports to-
GOO bbs -four, 1S 900 bushels wheat Exports
90 600 bushels wheat f06 900 bushels 900 bushels
oats, 5000 bushels rye.
BUFFALO, August g 1861
Floar steady and in moderate demand. Wheat closed
rer; sales 900 bushels Milwaukee club at 7sc; 900
bushels do at SOC. Corn in good demand and markc,
rrner sales so coo bushels at 81 &c Whiskey nominal
&c. Canal freights dull l0c. and nc
on wheat to New York Lake imports and canal exports
light and no returns
OswEso, August 2, 1861.
Flour unchanged Wheat cqatinues dull with small
supply on the spot no sales Corn steady sales IA 900
bushels Illinois at 341sc. tana freighs unchanged.
Lake imports-42,T0 700 bushels corn Canal cxpor,sA2
500 barrels Jour- G,200 bushels wheat ii 100 bushels
corn
CHICAGO, August g 1861.
Flour quiet. Wheat advanced 1c. sales at 701sc for
No |, and 66lfc a711sc. for No. in store Corn
changed Oats frmer Receipts, 500 bbls -four 80 DOC
bushels wheat, 10000 bushels corn; shipments otO
bbs fovr liz 600 bdshe.s wheat 1852 coo bushels
FrcGhts quiet; 0@c, on wheat TO Buffalo, Exchange uu
changed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03
THE CAPTURE OF THE SCHOONER HERBERT
MARSTON BY A REBEL PRIVATEER

01111uo10N D1 III 1t17D7717
AT SEA, July 81, 1851.
B. J. SMALL, ESQ.,, % South street, New York
DEAR SR-You have doubtless learned ere this through
the press Of my capture have not written before as
was told that all communications cut or and will
now mention the circumstances Of my capture. was
taken the Sd Of July by North Carolina prvateer
steamer, twenty five miles southeast of Hatteras and
lowed into Hateras Inlet where they anchored
the guns Of fne battery. ] was, with my crew then
transferred to the steamer, where kept until the
schooner taken up to Ncwbern, where she now lies
The crew were then put in Jail and kept on board
Of the steamer until the Esd when was released
shipped mate on board Of the schooner which was
bound to Halifax, as that the only way that could
get home. There are two Of my men board Of this
vessel Hoping to you In about three weeks remain
yours, truly, SIMEON BACKUS,
Late master Of the Schooner Herbert Marston.
The H. NJ cleared at Zaza Cuba, for New York, with
cargo of sugar, consigned Messrs. Yznaga del Vale
Co., valued at about $50 00O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03

Cialdin tho Kings Lieutenant at Naples, had ordered
Is 600 volunteers for mobilization. He had also issrd
proclamation expressing confidence in the people aud
National Guard He appeals to the liberal party assist
I'm dispensing the reaconsts The chief of tho rcac
tionists and several others Monte Slvano had been
arrested. . 'ftg'
The chief Of the brigands a, Monte Faccnc had bcen
shot, and FIVE hundred brigands threatened Avens
were repulsed and fifty made prisoners The brgands
within eight miles Of Naples intending to celebrate
the approaching return of Francis ].
Reactionary movements were extending In Calabria.
The national loan very popular. The Pope has re
ceved fresh that the French army will
Rome.
Fifteen new Bishops have been proclaimed namely
Six French, two Spanish and seven South America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03
Jersey CITY News.

FiRs-About half past twelve O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing, lre broke out board the barge Poughkccpsie
lying in tho basin of the Long Dock Jersey City The
flames spread rapidly, and it with the greatest diff
Guilty that they could tho barge loose II was finally
towed to the Hoboken bats, where il burned to the
waters edge The loss sustained by the owners
Of the vessel is be about $500 upon which there is
no insurance. The yacht Astrea, belonging to l.. d.
Ackeraye, took fire from the above vessel coming
tnct with her and was damaged about $500 which is
covered by insurance Two vessels lying by loaded
wan powder had very narrow escape The origin OF
the fire is at present unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03
RECEPTION OF RETURNED OHIO TROOPS
AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, August 2, 1851,
The four Cincinnati companies Of the Second Ohio Vol
unteors arrived here this morning from Washington.
Their reception the grandest demonstration wit
messed in Cincinnati. The Home Guard, Covngton and
Newport reserve, Of the militia, and independents,
Of Cincinnati, were out in large force, and
escorted the Volunteers through the principal
street Eighth Street Park where they welcomed
home by Judge Sorer in eloquent address, aud then
partook Of banquet provided by the citizens All along
the line of march the streets densey crowded and
the enthusiasm unbounded. The volunteers were COM
plstely covered with the bouquets and wreaths which
we're showered upon them. The city is gayly decorated
with flags, and business amest entirely suspended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03
WARNING TO TRAITORS.

The following mysterious notice, the shape of hand
bill, found posted allover the lower part the city
yesterday, and gave rise to much COMMENT
The people awakel Enemies at home wearing the mask
of peace masks of the golden cross well open foes
must be struck down. Be not deceived The freedom of
the press subordinate to the interests Of nation Let
the three Southern organs issued in this city beware
editors will be assigned to them to preserve the public
welfare From this date the authority OF the people
ganizes new system OF legislation suited the times
Politicians will not be permitted TO niure the general
cause in pursuit of ambitious ends The rights Of sol
ders will be protected Disappointed dcmagogues will be
forbidden to aggrandze themselves at their expense The
District Attorney expected to exercise his power Tra
tors, male and female, marked Their names enrolled
Not shall escape. Southern sympathizers directed
to leave the State. One Wilt One way One country
We have begun to act. From the league of loyalty
THE PEOPLE.
NEW YORK, August /, 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03
THE REGIMENT OF sCYTHE BEARERS.

spirited and we'll attended meeting Of German dele
gates of the Twenty second ward this city, and of
several wards Of Brooklyn and Williamsburg, held
Thursday evening" at eight O'Clock at schaefers brewery
Seventh avenue, near Seventeenth street. Mr. Adam
Roedger, Of the Twenty ward, called to the
chair and Mr. Adolf Lang elected Secretary. II
resolved to organize regiment to be armed with scyhcs
and delegation was appointed to proceed to Washington
to urge the acceptance Of the same at least Of
pany for each infantry regiment The resolution
unanimously adopted calling upon all the German citizens
to enlist in the Fremont regiment which is to be organ
lied by Colonel Rosa and Lieutenant Colonel Mctternch
both educated and Intelligent officers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03
KILpATRICK's MOUNTED RANGERS.

The recruiting for this regiment, under the supervision
of Lieutenant Colonel Fitzpatrick, popular and expert
enced officer Of the United states army progressing very
rapidly seven hundred men being already enrolled
Recruits inspected in, and furnished with uni
forms pay rations and comfortable quarters the West
chester House. upon signing the roll Many of the
enrolled have already seen active service Ia the United
States and Great Britain. Two squadrons, under the
command of Captain Iemuel Wales, graduate of West
Point are now on duty at Fort Monroe Three hundred
horses have been forwarded TO the fort in advance of the
squadron that is to leave Monday next Colonel Day
hopes to have the whole regiment complete and ready
leave by the end Of next week Recruits will he accepted
by making application to Colonel Davis at the headquar-
tiers, GAS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LiNEHPOOL COTTON MAHKET.
The sales oil cotton for two days reached As 900 bales
including % 500 bales to spectators and exporters The
market has ruled buoyant and an advance of
tccnth to eighth Of penny has taken place. the mar
ket closing with a still upward tendency.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
FourTbe quotations for flour slightly easier 24s
DTS 81. Wheat has downward tendency the decline
being chiefly the inferior grades red Western quoted
at 8s. lis white lis Cd 13s Cd. per central Corn
steady: mixed 2Ss 2ss. 3D.; yellow, 2ss. Cd. 29s
white SIS 33s. per quarter.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The market for beef is dull Pork nat. Bacon has a
declining tendency. lard quiet. Talow AIS. n 49s
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes dull pots quoted at Dos Cd pearls, 32s Resin
has advancing tendency common is quoted at Is n
Is. 3D. Spirits Turpenne steady at AIS. Cd. Sugar is
inactive Coffee fat. Rice dull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03
ARRIVAL OF The FULTON OFF CAPE RACl
THREE DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE
Large Arrival of Gold from
Australia.
IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON
Advance i'm COnsOIs and Anne
rican Securities,
&C., &c., &c.

81. JOIN n F., August ., 1851
The steamship Fulton, from IIavre on the 23d via South
ampon the Gath of July arrived Of Cape Race four
O'Clock this morning.
The Fulton has lao passengers.
The per the Fulton are three days later than those
already received.
The ships Dover Castle, Agincourt and Donald Mckay
had arrived from Australia with one hundred thousand
ounces Of gold
Lord John Russell goes the House Of Lords as Earl
Russell.
Lord Herbert will resign on account of Illness the Sec
retaryship OF War.
Mr. Lever had again denied the charges against him in
the House Of Commons, and had moved for select
mitiee to inquire into them The motion ncgatiyed
without division Of the house
In the London discount marke, the minimum rate was
So per cent.
American securities had advanced.
Sugar coffee and rice steady and tea and tallow
quiet.
Consols had advanced to Ss% 30 for money, and 90
9O1s for account.
THIS steamship Europa from Boston, arrived at Queens
town the odd of July.
The steamship Etna, from New York, passed Knsalc
Wednesday morning, bound to Queenstown aud Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03
Married.

BESNEy-ScKBNKR.-On Wednesday, July 10, at-the par
sonage Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal church by the Rev
George Hare, Mr. JOHN BgNNEY Of this CITY Miss ST.
SAN ScRnsx daughter Of tho late Stephen scrbner, of
Westchester county NJ Y.
BocK-SMoNsoS. Monday, July 90, by Rev John b.
Hagauy, HENRY Book TO Miss Cora SMoNsoN, second
daughter Of William Simonson all of this city.
decentralization Thursday, August l. by the Rev.
j. j. Lyons J. +. r. LAZARUS to Mrs. MARIA HART, daugh
ter OF the late A. l., Gomez