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The national Republican., 1862-07-25
Experimental Battery.

Yesterday afternoon, In company with Miles
Greenwood, Esq, the eminent iron manufac.
turer Of Cincinnati, and II. +. Mann, ESQ.,, OF
Indiana, we had q delightful ride to the Eastern
Branch Of the Potomac, where we spent an
hour on the Government experimental battery
grounds, witnessing the rigid tests TO which
various siege guns and feldpieces are sub
jected. These grounds are located at the foot OF
the grand Avenue, on the bank Of the river
where several small buildings have been erect
ed, with earth thrown up around them, and In
which the guns are placed, and their chargei
fred into the deep bank on tho opposite side o.
4 small ravine. They are being tested by nava
officers, under the direction Of Capt. Dahlgren
Of the navy.
We we're much pleased with the new breech
loading rifed eight.pound gun, invented and
patented by H. +. Mann, Esq, of La Porte, In
diana, and manufactured at Pittsburgh. II Ii
made Of steel, about six feet In length, three
inch bore, and requires three.fOurths of a
pound Of powder to throw II projectile Of eight
pounds.
We understand its range and accuracy were
tested at tho navy. yard, and found to be al
right. II Ia now undergoing the further ordea
Of airing 900 rounds (353ihaving been fred)
with the view Of testing the endurance Of the
gun, OF which there seems to be no doubt
Guns Of the largest oalibre can be made on the
same principle.
Before we left, the gallant boys employed
there raised a flag. staff Of sixty feet in height
from which the stars and stripes will soon fut
ter in the breeze.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
A Horse Market.

A law recently passed the City Councils
establishing horse market on Sixth street
south of the Avenue. We perceive that 1t has
not yet been put In force. Merchants doing
business on @ street, near the market, com.
plain that on market days 1t IL difficult to get
10 and from their stores, In Oonss quencs of the
regular blockade they are subjected to by the
horse venders and their customers. Yester.
day morning we saw the same gathering, much
to the inconvenience Of passers AZ well as mer.
chants. A horse market should be sufficiently
removed from prominent thofoughiares so as
TO Inconvenience rs few persons as possible.
We hope that the next horse auction will be
held In the new location.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
Criminal Court

July 24.-On motion of +. G. Darlington, Esq,
District Attorney, Milton Whiting, ESQ.,, was
admitted an attorney of this court. He came
forward and took the oath as prescribed by the
court.
Robert A. Welsh was tried and found guilty
Of passing four counterfeit notes, Of 500 each
at The banking house of'Wm. T. Smithson, on
the 18th Of November, 1861.
Edward Metterniok, alias Edward Lsicke,
was found guilty of stealing 1915 from Henry
G. Willstoff.
Dennis Ryon was found guilty Of stealing
mony from John Donahoe, on the l7th June
last,
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
freed Colored Persons.

Since the act amendatory to the emanCipa
descent have been freed, and certificates OF
their freedom granted by order of the Emanci.
patton Commissioners. George E. II. Day, Esq.,,
appearing as counsel for the petitioners In near.
ly or quite every case. The names of these
freed persons are ~ follows:
Ariana jackson, Louis Bowser, Saml. Mack.
all, Fatima Milton, Dennis Thomas, Rosetta
Grant, Harriet Neal, Mary Harrington, Mary
Barber, and her son Henry, Jesse Chin, Ste
The Clerks fees, as charged in zach case,
are seventy-five cents.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
MARlllE ED,

On the Island, on the 23d instant, by Rev. J.
W. Hoover, GEORGE W. CALLED, of Capt. Motifs
battery, to JOSEPHINE NAyLoR.
by the same, on the 18th instant, GEORGE l..
HENDERSON to GEoRGKANA VIOLET, both of Al
exandria.
Rev. JnO. q. Smith, Capt. WM. N. NEW, of the
Seventy.fourth New York volunteers, to Miss
MARY L., daughter of Josiah Goodrich, Esq, of
this city.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
Visiting Days At the Hospitals In this

General Hospital, (Circle. } Monday, Wed.
nesday. Thursday, and Saturday, between 2
and O'Clock, p. m.
General Hospital, Judiciary Square Mon.
day and Thursday, between 2 and 6 O'Clock.
Cranch Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. .)-Every day, from
to O'Clock.
Any addition to. or alterations in, the above
table will be cheerfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
PERSONAL.

Brigader General Welsh, N. Y; Captain
Schulz, N. Y; A. W. Markley, Camden, N. j.;
Capt. Garner, us. N; Col. Briggs, Mass; John
Tucker, Assistant Secretary Of War; Hon. H.
B. Wright, Pa; N. 8. Sanford, Ct, Minister to
Belgium, are at Willards'.
Major Minor, Corinth, Miss; Mrs. Ann Chase,
Tampico, Mexico; Sidney Webster, Mass; Maj.
Haller, q. 8. A.; are at the National.
Leon +. v. Schigaud, vice consul of France;
Rev. T. p. Hunt, Pa, are at the Metropolitan.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
baltimore Euaftiye,

Ohicer Milstssd, Of the Fifth ward, on Wed.
| nesday last, arrested VIM. q. Simpson, n fugi.
tive from the House of Refuge Of Baltimore.
he was delivered over to the Baltimore civil
authorities,
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
Destruction of"Blue Ruin.'

Last evening, Lieut.. Raymond, by order of
the Provost Marshal, seized several kegs, demi-
johns, and bottles, all filed with "blue ruin !" In
the little doggery at SO A street east, belonging
to Thomas Cines, and, rolling them out into the
street, tapped them and emptied their contents
into the gutter. Thomas aud his wife, having
been selling liquor without license, must submit
to the penalties of the law. His house has been
closed up, and his case will probably be dis
DOaed of to-day.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25

CTRAYED OK STOLEN.-On SATURDAY,
= about 10 m, from post Ut the Patent Office in
front of the Post Once, q BLACK MARE; star in
the forehesd about fifteen hands high; marked ~
- on left shoulder; spiint on right fore leg. lib
eral reward will be paid for her return to Chaplain
q. q. GOSS, at Columbian College. ANY infOrma
ton concerning the mare may be left at this Office
ly 2l-tf
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
A.sault and battery.

John Edd was arrested yesterday forenoon.
He ID tme.keeper for the Alexandria omni.
busses, and was arrested, by Officer Kelly, OF
the Fourth ward, for an assault and battery on
John R. Oats. He was taken before Justice
Murphy, who required him to give bail for fur.
ther hearing.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25

pY w. L. WALL 4 co., Auctionoers.
ID Sucoessors TO WALL h BARNARD.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, no., AT AUG.
TON On THURSDAY ,3ist Instant, at 10 O'Clock
We will sell at the rssidence Of A. Casss on north
street, near Fifth his Household Furniture, Ac-
Sofa, Chairs, Tables
Warifobes, Carpets, Bedsteads
Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters
Wood and cane seat Chairs and Rockers
washstands and Toilet Sets
Shuck and Hair Mattresses
Parlor and Kitchen Stoves, and Utensis.
Terms Cash
W. l.. WALL CO.,
jy I'D Auctonesrs.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
Engaging In . Duet.

Capt. Whitfield was arrested last Wednesday
forenoon, by officer Britt. on complaint of D.
l.. Shaw, in the Second ward, for engaging in
q duel. He was taken before Justice J. d.
Clark, and required to give security for court.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
aoNernmeut PropsItx k,ound,

On Wednesday afternoon, the Georgetown
police found regular depository for stolen
warehouse, near the market. The following
articles were found: 80 knapsacks, I42 cart.
ridge.boxes, l6i cap.boxes, IS belt.pIates, As
bay ayOnet-srabbar,is; the articles being valued at
pbOut S3li,
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
TO X A UlA q X r. II X

On snd after Monday, July 2lst, the steamer KEY
PORT will leave her wharf foot Of Seventh street
at 8 O'Clock Q m., for Aquis Greek, stopping at
Alexandra, apd all intermediate landings lie
turning, will leave Aqua Creek at 4 p. m arrv
ing ut Washington ut ~ p. m. For freight or pas
cage, apply on board or on the wharf, OF
WIN. Il. SNOW, Agent.
NOTICE 10 EACURsIONl ,TS. Parties
~ wishing to charter the kEiPORT for Moon.
light Excursions, will apply on board, or Of the
Agent, at the foot OF Seventh street, between the
hours Of Q. m. and y. In. We are prepared 10
accommodate parties to Glymont for day excursions
Leaving and RETURNING at eur regular hours.
jy A-H WIN X. SNOW, Agent.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
Assault and Battery.

Sandy Bennett, q gambler, WAS arrested by
Roundsman Fenwiok, on the complaint of G..
who CHARGED him IN WIN sssSat and
court.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
Needs Repair,

The footway Of the bridge leading over the
canal on Seventh street IL full Of holes, some
of which are dangerous ones to the many little
feet and ankles which have TO pass over. We
hope the bridge will he attended to.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
Diaordsrlx and Profnne

John Luckner, n German sutler, was arres
ted by Officer Parker, of the Third ward, on
Wednesday night, for disorderly conduct and
profanity. Justice Thompson deemed II an
aggravated case, and fined him $lO.9i.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
DeaTness, Eye and kar.

Deafness, and all mAladies OF the eye and ear ex.
| clusively treated by Dr. Won Mosohzisker, ooulist
and aurist, 227 Pennsylvaniu avenue. The numer.
Gus testimonials from suoh ore3abs sources repeat
edly published make all further statements unnsces
| sary. jy y2i-6t<
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
7 q. q ID. w. BATES,
Practical Clock and Watch Repairsrs aud
raNollaEa,

No. A3l + street, one door below Seventh street.
All styles Of CLOCKS repaired at residences by
leaving address and warranted to give satisfaction
for one year All styles Of CLOCk6 for sale at the
lowest cash prices. All orders attended to with
promptnsss and dispatch Yt-lm
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
Arrested and HonorabIy Discharssd.


On Wednesday evening, q man named John
+. Bradley appeared before Justice johnson,
and made oaik to the eject that bis pocket.
book, containing about $3.50, had been stolen
from him in the centre market.house, and that
he had strong reasons for auspeoting two men,
with whom be had been In company during the
evening. Warrants for the arrest Of the par
ties were issued by the Justice and given 70
Ofioer J. M. Busher, who, In company with
Bradley. started In pursuit. A short time amer
Bradley came back and withdrew the charge
stating that he had got on the track OF another
man, who lived in Georgetown. Yesterday
morning tho parties against whom the wsr
rants were issued, getting wind OF the fact that
they had been charged with robbery, came e
Justice Johnson's offioe, whore they met Brad
ley. The two men, who are engaged In the
huckstering business In the market, land witha
respectable and bearing good character fol
honesty } were very indignant at the idea o.
being charged with robbery, and some hard
words ensued between them and Bradley. The
difficulty was finally adjusted. and the accused
parties honorably discharged. Later, Bradley
came again before the same magistrate ant
charged Mr.. West Burch, who had espOused the
cause OF the parties charged with robbery, with
threatening his life. A warrant was issued BY
the magistrate, and Burch arrested and held tt
keep the peace.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
Photograph CIT 0aIIery.

We call the attention of our readers TO new Pho.
tographio Gallery which has lately been established
by Chas Weithe, at No. 63s Seventh street, between
Louisiana avenue and street, where pictures are
taken In the highest style Of the art ut the cheapest
rates: A present, worth from twenty five cents to
two dollars IL given with each picture. je 2J-lm
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
A Grand Mass Meeting in Favor OF the
War.

Amovement Is on foot amongst many Of the
prominent citizens Of this city to make arrange.
ments for holding a grand war meeting, within
the next two weeks, at the City Hall, for the
purpose of further enlisting the interests of our
the rebellion; to take steps towards raising
more men and means to equip another regi
msnt OF volunteers from this District. Distin-
guished speakers will be engaged for the ooca
sion. and grand affair may be expected.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
DROPOsALs FOH WOOD AsD COAL.

OYPIcx HousE OF kkPRrsRNrATIvks, U. s.,
July 10, 1869.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received af this
gust next for furnishing for the Of the House Of
Representatives Of the United States, five hundred
and ntty tons, (2,COO p0unds) bea white and fur
mace Coal, (steamboat size) one hundred cords best
dry Hickory Wood, and one hundred cords best dry
Spruce Pine Wood The whole to be packed away
In the vaults Of the Capitol, 10 the places which will
be shown application to the Engineer In the service
Of the House OF Representatives and to be delivered
by the ,st day Of September next.
Bonds for the faithful execution Of the contract
will be required.
Bids for the Coal and Wood will be considered
separately, and satisfactory arrangements must be
made for the correct measurement Of both.
EMERSON E1HERIDGE,
Clerk Of House oi Representatives, U. y.
jy yll-lswtw
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
SDEAs AND GROCERIES.

rJ,EAs AND GROCERIEs.
Young and Old
Hyson Teas,
0olOng and English
Breakfast Teas,
Imperial and
dunpowder Teas,
Java Coffee,
English Dairy Cheese,
Pickles, Preserves, Sauces, and =
Large stock OF Havana Cigars,
Brsndies, Old Rye Whisky,
sherry, Claret, and Champagne Wines,
For sale by
Importer Of Tea,
jyt-sw Cor OF and Eleventh streets
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
CANTERBURY HALL
Louisiana Avenue, near sixth street.

REMAIN ONE WEEK MORE,
BY universal request,
LAST WEEK
OF THAT
MONARCH MINSTREL,
SAM. SHARPLEY.
The audiences during the past week were uuaui.
nous In their praise oi this talented Comedian. lie
Is unquestionaby the most original aud entertaining
fession with sufficient intellect, combined with an
unceasing fund Of genuine humor, to grapple with
day lie will continue his exhibitions Of keen Satire
and brilliant Wit embodied in his Local, Political
and Military Criticisms, In his own peculiar style,
which has rendered his name ne talk Of he csiy.
Last chance 10 see that Mountain Of Fun and Flesh,
FArTlE STEWART,
Who will open q new budget Of Comic Songs, Ethi
opiaa Sketches, assisted BY
ANDY LEAVITT,
The great BauJol.t, and author OF many Of the
most popular Songs, Burlesques, 30 now performed
by many Of the so-called Minstrel Bands () who
thus earn living and reputation through the ef.
forts Of the prolific brain Of this comic genius.
W. b. HARRISON
win appear In . new selection OF comic Songs, In.
Producing his Extemporaneous Versihcation Singing
on any subject the audience may desire.
LAST WEEK OF
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Sweet Vocalist.
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
The Favorite Dauseuse.
MISS MAGGIE VERNON,
The Pleasing Danseuse.
FIRST WEEK OF
MISS JULIA RICHMOND,
The Beautiful Danseuse.
FIRST WEEK OF
JULIA PRICE,
The Pretty Songstrsss.
A MONSTER PROGRAMME
Every night this week,
In the production OF which they will eclipse all
PRECIOUS EFFORTS.
NEW sONGa. NEW DANCES
NEW BANJO SOLOS, NEW ACTS,
NEW BuRLESQUES, NEW AFTER PIECES.
Admission, Is cents. Orchestra Chairs, 60 cents.
Doors open, IA. Performance, 50 O'Clock
y2l lStar-l0 sqsl
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
A nANE CHANCE.

A "~"~ '""o
For sale, q First class RESTAURANT, situated
on the west side Of Ninth street, beeween Peunsyl
vanis avenue and d street. The house Is hand
somely furnished throughout, and with all the mod
ern mprovements-water,g gas, &C. The premises are
on lease Of hve years, with the privilege Of fur.
ther lease Of ten years
The proprietor wishes 10 60 to Europe, and this ID
his only reason for selling out For further partio.
ulars, apply TO WILLIAM NJ. GRIPS,
No. o. Louisiana avenue,
jy l8-G Near Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
MatrlmOniaI.

A select party was gathered yesterday noon
at the Church Of the Assembly to witness the
solemn ceremony of marriage performed be.
tween Captain VIM. NJ. New and Miss Mary l..
Goodrich, daughter of our esteemed fellow
citizen, Joseph Goodrich, Esq.
The groom, attired in complete uniform,
looked every inch soldier, and was attended
by Messrs. Frank Rives and Albert Reed, who
performed the duty of groomsmen. The bride
was waited upon by Misses Jennie Tree and
Lulie Rives.
We are not adequate to the task Of Justly por.
traying the recherche style Of dress worn by the
blushiRg bride and her lovely attendants, and
therefore shall not make the attempt, only no.
ting that each WAS attired with faultless taste;
the bride, arrayed In robes of Ispotless white,
and with the bridal veil which hoated from the
wreath encircling her brow, resting In gracious
folds about her fair form looked the persOnih.
cation Of innocence and purity.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
John @. Smith, pastor of the Fourth Presbyte.
riaD Church, at the conclusion of which warm
and hearty congratulations were showered
upon the newly welded pair by numerous
friends.
In all sincerity, we wish for them serene
journey DER the thorny path Of life's vioissi.
tudes.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
Banking Rates.

The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying aud selling gold and
slyer-the legal tender notes being the stand.
ard:
The national Republican., 1862-07-25

Banks OF issue In washington and GeorgetoWn:
Washington. Georget0ton.
Bank of Metropolis. Farmers and Mech's
Bank of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Rank of Commerce.
FARMS h Msrch's. B'nk.
The Bullion Bank.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank the Bank
of Commerce, and the Bullion Bank issue notes
Of the denomination of one dollar and upwards
The national Republican., 1862-07-25

REP Al X N q.
As manufacture Trunks extsnsively, aud neces.
sarily have all kinds Of Trunk Material, am better
prepared to repair Trunks, TO-, thoroughly and
promptly, than any other establishment In the oity
jy7 JAMES .. TOPHAM
The national Republican., 1862-07-25

INV +; S II NJ r. N rs.
SEVEN AND THREE.TENTHs UNITED
STATES NOTES,
UNITED STATES BONDS-DUE 1881,
ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED
NESS,
QUARTERMASTER'S VOUCHERS,
DEMAND NOTES, (OLD IssUEJ
Act OF August 10, 1861;
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES,
STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION,
Bought and Sold.
RITTENIOUSE, FAINT n CO.,
Bankers, 352 PenusyIvsuis avenue.
iH lh-lm
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
)UmOas y rnOm KEBGLDOM.

DUMOas EaOm KEBGLDOM.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE DAYTON BAKERY,
456 Eleventh Street.
Startling rumors from eoessia
Awful failure OF supplies
"Rread, )" the cry 10, "sweetsr, fresher,
Split bread, crackers, cakes AMI pies"
Davis can't withstand the pressure,
Cobb is frightened beyond measure,
Memminger, who gsards the treasure ~
Sobs and wipes his weeping eyes.
Or,he good things made by Dayton,
Have they heard the famished train
Has some prisoner who has ate one
Tried the flavor to explain
Crackers, pies that never safe one,
Candies, cakes, to give . yetc on
Things like these did he dilate on,
TIL they shrirked with hungers pain
IL 1t true, this rumored otrrS
Would they urop the arms they WELD.
II nt DAYross pies prohYr
Should be made them On the ieldr
Like enouRh-esch Union scofer
Has palate and It's tougher
For those matohess pies 10 suffer,
Than 10 cat and say I'VE yield |"
DAYTON'S Bakery and Depot for the famous
"Split Bread )" Boston and Pic Mo Crackers, FRmi.
ly Pies, Cakes, Candies, Ice Cream, &c. Private
saloon Tor ladies. jy 22-eolw
The New York herald., 1862-10-25
pc,s.un, InteI,ircucr.

Tho isty cf pait ioe CbeF Magistrate stopping AZ
The Metropolitan Since arrival town she has been
daily called upon by the most distinguished of our
citizens Amongst those no have visited her within tho
last few days n.te tina of the Hon John Van
Buren, and Samuel J. Jildcn, Esq Mrs. Lincoln VIII be
serenaded tonight hy tho United Band from the
ton o'clock.
Hon Horatio Seymour left the st Nicholas Hotol yes
torday for the western part o this State.
ThurIow Weed has returned from Washington. AMI
stopping AZ the Astor House,
Mrs Gen Robinson from waahington ": r .%r2bbns
Of the United states army r. Em5I, 81 Memphis; g. n.
Sfsoa aud wife, OF Toronto r. Weston Of Gcn Poftcrs
cor ana e. X Bates, OF biichgan stopping al the
Met etlopo.atan Hotel
George Harrington and wife, of Washington; Or Good
win, OF Rhode Island H. Mcneil ard wife and y. w.
liildeburn, OF Philadelphia Mr. Prescott and we. OF
New BEDFORD Mass W. A. Ready of Montreal, and g. b.
Jones and wife, Of Washington, are stopping at the
Clarendon Hotel.
Col Proctor OF Vermont Judge Jolngon Of Cincinnati
j. M Billings, OF hadelphia; G. f. Tilton and wife, o.
Simpson aud J L.. Colbey, OF Boston; q. T. Brown OF
Washington; p. v. Kellogg, OF Utica; j. II. James and
wife and B. L. Beuedict. OF Troy s. o. Barnun, OF Hii
falo ard $ M whippc, of Chicago, are stopping a, the
Astor H0use.
J.H Massey OF New Orleans: f. T.. Mills, or Montreal
l.. Hume, Of Phsdelpia j. g. Mathews, OF Louisville,
Ky James Kidd and wife, OF Albany W. D. Mcbride, OF
Cleveland; James Hogan and family, o Eng land H. Wool.
and family or Burlington, VT, and G. H. Powers, OF
Hudson are stopping at the ST. Niobcias Hotel.
The malady under which Madame Kcssuth is suffering
L. Though surgical operation has stayed
for time the progress of the disease there but little
hope Of her restoration 10 health
The Corporation Of Dublin has granted site at the end
OF Sackvc street Carlisle Bridge for the statue of
OC0nnell "abou 10 be erected by the IRISH naton and
the Catholics OF the world
The New York herald., 1862-10-25
yH,arriefy.

DyIGAS--MCCoRMicK Inufsdsy. October %. al tie
residence of thc brides mother by his tace the Arch
bishop of New York assisted by the Rev. Mr. McNerny,
ItsIEI JonN ntGAN NJ, D., II. X Y. D., sGreeoD N her
Britannia Majesty i Royal Navy Medical stan Pert Royal
Hospital, Jamaica. Wpst Indies, TO MAaf AcNES, eics;
d. gLter Of the late Patrick Mccormick ESQ u tine city,
fiArSHro>--REntY .on Wednesday october y IN the
church Of the Nativity, Oy the Rev Gtopc Nelloskey,
psator JosgfH HAvGBroS, TO BRDtgI EiIN both o his
city.
kNGHry--'Nr sots.--In this city. on thursday. octo
~. by Rev Peer Stryncf, GEoFcg ". hlNdsisS, OF
Hae Eartn Cy Minnesota, nyIl. SicroLs, q New
York
MnIvp-TlsuFp. Thursday October - at tic resi-
ienne of the brdes iathcr ~ the kcF. a. = Francis" ~
B-onkyn. JlMrs tn SsgAH A. F~BlR. dals slner
uf Moses H. fisher, all Of this city.
akKEIS--TfRENCr This citt, on IhnrsdRy october
L. BY the Rev. Ar. Bfc'hi, PnilF oRtlLtr, Mu, -
EIlS JosIrfnNR second danss o. James Wrench ESQ
ot Rucxlawn, county Galway, ireland.
crtN-iIFE,E.At >prir lted, Was % thur sday Dc
tossr 80 at Christ hnrch by the Hev. Ce,. HNchnight
J. strIaEAs tlUY, Of ihls city, 10 j. LxiBrTu lnscA
of.Spiingheld
surltR-MooRg AT st. Andrews church, Eicnmo nj ,
Staten Island on Thursday October IS by the Rev. TncO
Irving Hc srio SquiER Cora Icoks daughter of Cnas
w Moore all of Stateu Island.
SAtkrrT--wlrsoy oy--Un Thursday. October 23. al the
Church OF the Incarnation, by the Rev. Mr. Montgomery
CHasB r.. SAcKEr1 10 ClNoiSK u. WusoS, daughter "
be late John r. wilson
Newark payers please copy.
rRAC-WrIxINs.--At Detroit, Mich, on Wednesday
October 22 by the Rev. Mr. W. n Iystcr Ggosar potG
TRacY, OF New York, TO MARIA D., daughter OF tue
, Hon. Ross wilkins