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AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.
HARLEM, July 30, 1863.

have been deaf twen,yf years. and Dr. Won
Esenberg has operated both my without the slightest
pain did not believe such a thing could be done now
hear well and feel my head clear which did not for the last
twenty years. The dextey and skill with which the opera
ton was performed eyinces the highest practical ability
hear perfectly It /. month since the operation
and continue to feel as well
~
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s,orc-NECK.TlES and COLLARS FOR THE MIL.
LION al the following prices % cent Ties Al 10 cents ~
Tie. Al IS cents ~ cent Ties IS cents; - cent lies D"
cents; THOUSANDS OF DOZENS TO sEhE, I fhp Nj
arranged upon counter loo feet in length Gents ne "sa
4py COLLARS superior quality, a, - cents each 81 ~ FL,
psr dozen, ArkINsON'S Patent Enameed sItEh wi
LtRs at IS cents. SMITH BLAKE, No. J'9 bfoid"ay'
rorurr of " bite It.
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Political.


The general election will take place on Tues
day November B. when Secretary Of state, Comp.
trolcr State Treasurer Attorney General state Ia.
gnecr aud Surveyor Canal Commissioner, Inspector oi
State Prisons and Judge Of the Court Of Aleais Eight
Justices Of the Supreme Court one Judge of The SIc
rior Court in this city County Judges Treasures and
Surrogates in most Of tie counties and members Of The
senate and Assembly viii be voted FOR Neither Of the
nominating Cony cntors have yet been held that If The
Union Party Syracuse the ID Of september
the Democratic at Albany on the 9TH The Mon Con'en.
ton is be composed Of the representatives, Of all
persons who are IN favor of Internationally sustaining
the Administration IN o vigorous prosecution II TIE
war until the Rebellion is finally suppressed and Of
maintaining public order and the enforcement q The
laws" We are glad to note that the terms II the cal
are being faithfully observed throughout tie state L.
Kings County the Republican General Committee
order "a ia; tie rolls II tie Ward Associations b. laid
aside and that all loyal oiiizcus Of the several waId
nee, al tie times and places designated and elect dele
gates "a the State Convention. Il this city similar
course is being pursued. thc Union Ward A~och
tions meet in Joint convention with tie Republicans
We hope thc fci. q tie Government throughout The
State win do likewise.
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Imporxans 70 the Deaf.-Eyc aad Ear.

Tn. method in the treatment Of DEAFNESS which DR..
voT MOSC HZlSkER Ocust and Aur has brought before
,h and the pubc Il attracting attention. ana
his success atteed by high authority lie 10 psscticinS
M the very Medical Science, fLiLADELPhlA where
b.. can be consulted DEAFNESS and BLINDNESS OF the
longest standing: OFFICE No. i0l7 WALNuTST fhiL-
ADELplA, Penn. Letters Of inquiry Enclosing stamp 'os
return postagel promptly answered.
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MARRIED..

Tuesday Aug. 10 al the residence
Of the bride father by the Rev Samuel J. toInciIe Henry
; Philips to Lizzie A. daughter OF James h. Holmes oil oil
this city. No cards
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Miss IIaines

Miss IIaines
end
MADEMOlSELLE de JANON
Respectfully inform their friends and the puec tha' having
.n,..d into Partnership for the purpose OF conducting All
ENGI.iSU ami FRENCA BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL.
for Young Ladies and Children they solicit continuance Of
H. n.r,sg, which has so generously bestowed
MsWlNFss SCHOOL in years past trusting to be able ~
their grateful appreciation o. Iy Increased ae'0'0"
10 M, nnpil, tho shall DC committed TO their Gaze
No tO ,,ramercy Park June % 1908
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Mail, tI,-e nj the Posf-Onic~.
TrnNrlrrs' ,.ni,lr.
Movements OF Occnn steamers.

II AIUluv ~ lIllfII d ~ " lTIFn 'i...'I- ].
A. 90 ana 81. o. il.i jig sunday > y % 90
r. Albany - Harlem D. % .ta st sa4 ih a.-- Jon. Co.
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rartle. making yery thoroash INV o. the stat-

parties making very thorough canvass oil the state
The nominations are:
Union CQqJ0hcad
| (,o,cr,o- -. John Drouah C. /. Ailardirh cham.
! eut C,o,eInor.... has Aulrr,0n George T.. fugh.
| SIM IuItc.........U H. liuutrr +. Nan Trump.
state kuditor.......Ias II Goodman. VIM. Hubbard.
state Trersurcr.....G Y Dorsey lioutre Knapp.
DI Pub Works....Jolr NJ Isf.cre. John H. II saton.
MARYI iND.
State Officers and six Members Of Congress
viii be elected on the first Wednesday in November.
Thus far have seen only the following Union nomi-
nations
State Controller-Henry II Goldshoroush ofTalhot.
Commissioner OF Land Ohce-Wm. L. W. Seabrook OF
Anne Arundel.
For Congress, lst Di.tric-'lion. John ". Ched Id
District Hon. i. II. Webster llid Dbtict-Hon H.
Winter Davis.
'Renomiuated.
WEST VIRGINIA
Will hold an election this fall to choose three
Members Of Congress and the people Of that State have
too recently and too bitterly suffered from the Rebels to
return Copperheads as their representatives.
John F. Kinney is nominated for Delegate
to Congress.
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DELAWARE.
VIII vote for n Governor, Nov 10, in place OF
William Cannon. the present incumbent whose term Of
Office expires Jan !. 1901
MAINE.
Election Sept. II, the following tickets are in
nomination: Governor Samuel Cony Union; Bon
Bradbury, Coperhcad.
MASSACHUSETTS
Holds her annual election on the Isl Tues.
doy in November when a full State ticket viii be
chosen No nominations have yet been made
MINNESOTA
On the 10th OF November, viii elect Gov
ernor. Lieut. Governor Secretary Of State. Auditor.
Treasurer Attorney General and Clerk Of the Supreme
Court Tie Cnioniss hold their convention to-day the
Opposition met at ST. Paul the goth inst to nomi
nate.
Also elects on the 10Th Of November The
tickets are: ~,
acknowledgements. William VI. Stone flames NJ. Tuiie
Iiout .(oycrnor. .Euoc ". Ia tman, J. T. Duncombe
s,n Cont ......... Ohm +. Dillon.
Grea, surprise is expressed that Gen. futile wal
Democrat should place himself npon such platform
uotyrin J.. Fisher the regular nominee Of the coiNcn
ton declined tie dubious honor
ONO
l. inst now engaged in lively contest botl
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Guccial Noilccs.

loung Mems Republican Central tomnti.cc.-
Tle rr.Ilaf ultaiy lrfnr ~ ts oiw'it "h o. "'iN
n tl. If.tlosrf.f rourf ~ Nfoadauy aHt D. 49, on
WEDNESDAY tNEHlNG. tho I9tA instant 81 o eio'A \
pun,tlal Attendance l. frl rstfd
va b.. ARMSTRONG Chsi.man.
GFouaR ". JlgUrs ts.....-..
GvD D. kAsufnN.
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Tie Election ia TIN. State takes place on Thnfsday
sept g. Although We have already gwen TIE Tickets iA
nomination we rcrroducc tLcm here.
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~''UHH WI" N'P'"''''''' ''''''''7 ,,.,--,-,
Aua D. ~, fl1ainr Committee appointed q confer ih
other Onion As.ornf.ous ". e lo.ihau, toih"ls Dow"
urv ! 4 tsf.n John Fri.if j. ~ Ward The toifuIte"
will u.r, Ou WEDNESDAY and TIT KNDAh EVENINGS
al NM BUCKLEY. President
:, 4 ypunu,s -.rre.rry
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uertiur oil Tie FIRST WARD REPUBLICAN AssoIl-
ALTON will be- held FRIDAY EVENING August u,
1893 Al No 81 G.cSs cst for the purpoio ~ rlr,ns a
Drrsae each Election District whose duty ~ wi be u
elect three Dele .acs and three Armaes Ia cprsrnt tc rs
,sy District In the Union and Republican State 'onv'n
tion To- be- held syracutc. sept ltL fon oprn AZ =
snl closc at y f. DANIEL u - tONNphi i''a d
TNfsrtp. sre'y
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Wy southern Friends.
By the author Of
AMONG TIE PINES.
FOR al, al the Office Il The Tribune.
Price 81. Payer covers, 70 cents
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OFFICE,
No. $40 Broadway.
NEAR ST.

Read DR.. Lighthill's letter
CATARRu
In to -dsys Iimss.
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NOrlcE-1he Womans Library, University Bniidns ~
,o. .bipr,., Parade Ground closed OF saturday i'i
,n., will REDPEs on the FIRST MpNbNf III 9rltrhn'i'
ELIZABETH NJ POWERS. Superintendent.
The Members Of Concord Lo'Ir No. DO I've
b.y .nmnonsd To attend the funeral 81 our late bo.''
ptriR CHAM FOlD from his late sesden,' -" ~ az
Irk a. THIS DAY Aug IL, at m ~ order 81 ,,,r
''A''' ' " ". NJ u. +. BANCROFT
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Nrt. nniiic iibrnr,. go. ., L.
NOTICE The binary and Down own '"w' w" ~
CLOSED Ion cleaning aud lepaf. from MoNbAi August
10 MOSDAY August 90 inclusive The h'aalhs hoo" al
II, closed nom M. 2th 10 the llst inclusive" by order
SAMUEL W HARMED, Rec. s'cy
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-07-21

Ny DROPS to CURE Suppression Of the Menses,
from whatever cause though care should be taken
to ascertain If pregnacy be the cause as these Drops
would be to produce miscarriage; they will
also certainly PREVENT conception, if taken two
or three days before the monthly periods therefore,
I wish 1t distinctly understood, that do not hold
myself responsible when used under such circum--
stances. wv
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-07-21
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the payment Of
IL the moneys secured by mortgage dated the
third day of September, A. ID. 1856, executed by
Christian 0pfcrged and Gertrude 0pfergeld 20
VIM. Renwck, and recorded in the Office of the
Register Of Deeds for Saginaw County on tho the
sixth day Of September 4. ID. 1856, in Record ID Of
mortgages, on pages 433 and 43i, upon which mort
gage there d claimed to be due at this date the sum
one thousand Eve hundred and eighty four dollars,
NOTICE Is hereby given that the premises described
in said mortgage as the south par. Of the southeast
fractional quarter Of section nineteen in township
twelve north, Of range four east in Saginaw County,
State Of Michigan will be sold at public auction at
the Court House In the City Of Saginaw in said
County, on Saturday, ths-l0th day of October next
at 2deleck' p. NJ : y ~. 81
;, ,Las. WILLIAM RENwICK, Mortgage.
81 Dated April "a, 1868. n52-l3w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-07-21
The Draft.

We are authorized to say that there
are no orders here for the draft in this
State, and that when the order is re.
ceivedGf received at all, that every per.
son will have ample lime to examine the
list and SEQ that the enrolment is full,
fair and correct, and il it is not, it will
be corrected, aud that when the draftiis
made that it will be open and public =
Free Press, I5fh. h
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-07-21
The stevens MissiOn--PubIicnt
SOfthe correspondence.

The stevens Observation-Disclosures
- fofthe Correspondence.
The following is the correspondence
between Admiral Leo ind Secretary
, Welles: .-'- -,
MONROE, July 4th, 1853
"From u. s. Steamer Minnesota, -2;30 p m.
"To Hon Gideon welles, sec'y Of the Navy: !,
,wThe following Communication isJust
received from Mr.. Stephens, who is on
the flag oftruce boat, anchored above.
shall inform Mr.. Stephens | await
your instructions before giving him an
answer.
Confederate States Steamer "Torpedo,"
In James River July 9TH, 1868. )
Sir :sAsMilitary Commissioner, am
the bearer of a communication in wri
ting from Jefferson Davis, Commander
ins Chief of the Land and Naval forces
of the Confederate States, to Abraham
Lincoln, .Commapder.in-C of the
Land andi Naval forces Of the United
States. Hon Robert 0uld, Confederate
States Agent Of Exchange, accompanies
me as Secretary for the purpose of de-
livering the communication in person,
and confering upon the subjects to
which it relates. desire to proceed
directly to Washington City in the
steamer Torpedo, commanded by Lieut..
Hunter Davidson, Of the Confederate
Navy --no persons being on board but
the Hon, Mr.. Ould, myself and the
boats officers and crew.
Yours, very RESPECTFULLY. .
Naaixaa ~ ,NALEXANDER H. STEPHENS.
Rear Admiral 8 p. Lee; United States Flag Ship
Mime ssota Newport News
Navy DEPARTMENT. July 9th, 1863
Acting Rear Admiral s. p. Lee, Hampton roads
The irsquest Of Alexander IL. Ste
phens il inadinissable. The customary
agents and channels are adequate for all
needful military communication and con.
ference between the United states and
the Insurgents.
- -. GIDEON wELLES,
SYCH2 ~ Secretary q the Navy
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-07-21
NOTICE
Y CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
WHEREAS the following described property has
w remained in the Office Of Boss, Burrell Cos
Express, in the City~of East Saginaw, unclaimed for
three months and over since the time of its reception
viz
One Package, Rcadon NJ, Birch Run,
jug, Miller H. Bay City,
Package, Fusehus L. DR., do do
81 Carpet Bag, no name,
" Box. Huntley w., 4. Saginaw,
Package Browne, Rev. do do
/" Ten Eyek J. b., Watrousville
Box, Schafer Adam, Saginaw City M
Penney ID. k, T. Saginaw
3 Packages Moore John, Saginaw City
Birney james, Bay City "'
Woodruff H., Midland City
Box, woolsey Il. g., Saginaw City
Package, Jewett w, y-
"a /" Richardson J IT,, Tuscola,
{" {" Schonbert Adam, Saginaw City
I" Marvin VIM Bay City,
Bag, Curry John, Saginaw City
& Package, Shaw H., H. Sag.
Boden l., Bay City
{" Press, do do
Courier, Sag.
Daylish do do.
Notice is hereby given that unless said property
shall be claimed within three months frum the FIRST
publication of this notice. and the lawful charges
thereon paid the will be sold according to the
statute in such case made and provided.
A, w. GATES, Ag't.
East Saginaw, May 5, 1868. mo- 3m.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-07-21
snERIFF's SALE.

DY Virtue Of writ Of icri facias issued out of
I'D the Circuit Court for the county OF Saginaw in
the State of Michigan 10 mo directed and delivered
against the goods and chattes lands and tenements
Of Thomas Kinney did on the 10th day Of January,
A. ID. 1868 levy upon and take all the right title
and interest Of said Thomas Kinney in aud to the
n of the Of the fri ! Of sec. No. 81, in town
IL north, Of range east also about four acres of
land lying the castorley side Of the Bay City and
Tuscola Plank Road and lying in the c Of sec.
81 in said town and range, ard lying and being in
the county Of Saginaw which right title and interest
shall expose Cor sale at public auction the 18th
day Of July next at 10 O'clock A.. NJ. at the front
door Of the Saginaw County Court House in the city
of Saginaw that being the place for holding the cir
cult for said county to the highest bidder the Law
directs
Dated this 9Th Day OF May A. ID. 1863
JESSE II. QUAcKENBUsH, Sheriff
40-7w Hf
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-07-21
READY FOR FITTING UP AT ONCE
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT

OF everything usually to be found in any Hardware
Establishment, East West, with the addition of
articles incident to the business f laundering, Salt
Boring and Manufacture, Fishing, Hunting and
Trapping, will always be found al my Store, where
shall be happy as all times to meet old customers
and new. Past patronage gratefully acknowledged
D. ID. BUCKHOUT.
East Saginaw, Jan. !, 1863.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-07-21

THE ENRoLLMENT-It has been de-
termined that, while all persons coming
within the provisions of the act of en-
roliment calling out the national forces
arctic be enrolled, nevertheless, under
the first enrolment, those who were in
the military service at the time the act
went into effect, namely, the 3D. of March
last, are not to be included in that class
which esnbject TO the first draft. Those
of the second class are not to he called
out until those of the first class shall
have been exhausted.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-07-21
John Morgan's Famous Ride.

FROM the Clnclnnnu COMMERCIAL
Morgan rides fast. j. Nh enlast heard
from he was well on toward Wheeling
The telegraph hardly keeps track with
him. He leaves in his trail q worried
populace, rubbing their eyes to assure
themselves of tho phenomenon flirting
before them. They hear gathering of
hoofs, clanking of sabres, and see in
the fading perspective an indefinite num-
Der graybacks going with the speed of
the phantom horse that came for the
bold buccaneer, and sped with him
through trackless wastes of waters into
the darkness. From Corrydon 10 the
Ohio line aud thence To- the Sciota VAL
leysJofins track is marked by drag
Cling tail Of exhausted and sleepy strag
gers as reckless as himself, but without
his power of endurance, who are picked
up by the military and astonished cit
liens, and kept as curriosities. Every
mile of his dare devil! ride adds TO the
number OF those who have dropped out
ofltlIe ranks through mere physical ex.
haustion. His power of resistance, like
that of every projectie, diminishes with
the distance he travels. In Ohio, he
has hardly inflicted as much damage as
good sized Thomas cat drawn rapidly
through the country by the tail.
Of course there arc persuasive argu
ments in Johns rear, to accelerate his
speed. 1t would have suited him adj.
mirably to refresh man and beast In the
teemng valleys of the Miami aud Scio.
to.c but Ii was ineonvenient to stop
Everywhere the militia were mastering
and closing in on him. Hobson, with
hisjadcd but persistent cavalry, was on
his rear. Before him was an alarmed
populace, arming and mastering. John
must ride. He has, doubtless, looked
longingly at the green hills of Kentucky;
but, the Ohio, like Jordon, trolls be.
tween" He has gone down toward its
banks only to find gunboats and trans
ports in waiting for him 1t was an
easy matter 10 cross the river on the
Alice Dean we shall see how he mana.
ges to recross without her.
Nobody, of course, can conjecture
where John will bring up. He appears
to have had no particular purpose in
view whpn he crossed the Ohio. His
plans are probably less definite at the
present moment. He must ride. 1t is
healthy exercise, and nc ought to be
persuaded to continue it. There's an
indefinite stretch of country before him
eastward. lie can follow the wiudings
ofthe Ohio to the border of Pennsylva.
MIA. BY that time his effective fighting
force will be pretty much exhausted
A few hours hard riding, accelerated
10y the Pennsylvanians, will bring him
TO ihe7 Alleghanies, and the last we
shall probably Sec Of him will be the fig
ure. of Of solitary horscman emerging
from some wilderness of shade, plum.
ging his rowels deep into the TANKS of
his steed, and, disappearing in the twi-
light gloom Of some mountain ravine.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-07-21
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES,
For FEMALES,

Suffering from Irreguiarity, 'or Obstruction Of tho
Menses, from whatsoever cause.
1T is SURE TO CURES
IT is SURE TO CUREt
1T is SURE TO CURE!
ererr~,e 1T Is SURE TO CURE
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MINIS DRESS SUITS.
81 Hoafskis Dress Suits.
GiidTe,ss' Dress Salts
Mems BEsixsss Sxits.
YoktRS Bxsinsss Salts.

= =. 80 - CaildYens' School Seits.
NOAH WALLER Co., 1858 Penn. avenue, Metro
politsn Hotel building, would respectfully an
ter Clothing is now ready for inspection. 1t is
comprised Of An assortment of Gentlemer's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
n material, trimming and workship. .-
To those who study excellence with economy In
fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is
now offered for Belectine from the most attractive
stock Of ready made clothing in this city, at very
reduced prices. $50 ~ oc3-4m
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VI z.n GA ssH1xrU q Hsg
pYrTy O sas & 8. kxEY q Z 70 DS c2r,.a

Fave tut received end win Away ssS Oh hand,
4rss and yell elected $50 ~ 81 % e IAN
ca. kc, from tho celebrated estsbhshmsnt Of
Archer Paneosst, New York. which are offered
Those wishiT g Gss 5fixtures.swiu hp4it TO theiT
Idtsrest 70 call before su cchasins do e-eolm
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Loss BY FIpE AND ROBBERS, PRKvENTRD.-The
subscribers call attention to their extensive stock
of Henri. Co.'S Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
which are furnished at the manufacturers prices
delivered at any Fart ofthe city.
= JAS G. MCGUIRE & Co.,
de % I'm Sole Agents for Herring & Co.
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CoRrs. BUNIosS, BAD NAILS, 6C.-Tp be rid Of
these trou biesome annoyanees call on Dr. W hite
and submit to his mani pulations You are sure to
get relief without experiencing pain. ofesENo.
Building9 between AZ and 9Th streets. No charges
for consultation. de IL If +
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- DIED, pa
dsu shter of Jas and Elizabeth Forester, sssd Is
months. .5st-4 a.. -
Farewell, MARY thou hast left Us, a.
We thy loss E1ost deeply feel
But tits God that hath bereft US, SO
he Can all our sorrows heal.S z-
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, at o'clock, sunday, from their
Edenes, on Tenth street, betWsenG and streets
On F.iSsy, the 18th inst. Mrs. ANNA ALLISON
DOKeETi IN u 9 66th year of her ESs. 80
The friends OF the family are pec tfuly iuvit.
ed TO attend Der mineral, from tha residence OF her
husband. y. r. Dorsett, gen, 2O6 q street west,
On Monday morning 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock
Baltimore, Phi adelphia. and san Antonia pa-
= Ia - peIs please copy =
On the 18th Dec. sftsr long and painful 1lpsa,
which che bore with chrfstian resiena atom Mrs
MARGARET BRA DY. wife Of Silas BRADY in tss
18th year Of her age She leaves husband and
two children 60 mourn her loss. )
How blest Ii our sister, bereft
er-a OF all that could burden her mind;
- How easy the soul that has Left
Il ola This vearysoue body behind.
This earth IL affected no more se5E
80 3 With sickness, or shaken With pain;
The war in the memb ers 10 DER. 60
- And never shall vex her again. aE 81.
The funeral win take place ON Monday evening,
half BALI tive oclock, on Twentieth street between
y end n = = 49, -
suddenly. on the 18th fnitsnt. HENRY o. BEN.
HtR, ased IS yssss.
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AEoTHEI CAss OF GRAND LAgozEY.-0n
Tues ay night Reuben Moore and Charles III.
Young. eoiored, paid visit TO Pfather's Alley.
yong Lad over $50 about him. and went to
khep. Moore was penniless, and Kept his eyes
open and robbsd his eomrade. aud, going to
abother house, turned the money over to girl
20 keep fer him, except 80 So which he took to
spend. Moore was arrested and semitic Jail
covered tbs money.
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MARRIED,

On the oath inst by the Rev. j. E NJ, Lemon,
JOHN WILLIAM GRIST of Har pers Ferry y fer.
city. ,1.--s---ES, -. -, - -a-eA5s,
By the s.ms. JOHN BYRON to Miss MARY
N0sAY, both of this city. ~ && az
By the same, JOHN 8. " BOSWELL to- Miss
HlLLIE ANN JxNhINGS.. both of this city.
In the Duneartor street Church, Georgetown,
on Tuesday evening, the Fad inst, by the Rev. W.
u. OF spnan WILLIAM a. HUTCHINs 10 Miss
ANNIE A. DARN. r
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Kronise at St Msry's Church, AMELIA 1DEN-
suRG q. OF Washington, D. c.. to Mr.. JUR DON.
Of Mount Vernon, Va.