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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

Programme for iS6S.-Two Rooms, 60 feet long,
fun OF W aud Seconi-hand furniture stove, Chairs,
TAB cs Bureaus Mirror, Feather leGs Carpets Crock
ery. Glass, in and Wooden Ware, &c The person who
Will buy the most each week, 10 commence every Mon
day morning, as long ! keep this notice out shall
have one fourth Of their money returned providing you
put Your name and residence my book Prices war
rantcd as low as the average in Worcester.
II. a. HEATH,
jn dn* No IS Front ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

he Elmira Advertiser says :-"The report
sent over the wires, and published in all the
papers, OIL the death by drowning Of twenty
se1en persons at Harpersville, Broome county,
udy Ut TWO since, is cruel hoax"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

The STEREoPrIcoN will be exhibited at
Mechanics Hall on Friday evening and Sat
urday afternoon and evening Some new
Worcester views will then be introduced, be-
sides other attractions which are mentioned
in the advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22
CITY AND COUNTY.

SUPERIOR COURT-CvIL TERM.-The case
OF Warren Batchelder VS. Horace Batchelder
and wife, an action in plea of land is now
before the court. 1t appears that the plaintiff
conveyed to the defendants onc-half of his
farm, situated in Sutton. Plaintiff contends
that he was induced to sign the deed by threats
Of duresS made by his son, Horace Batchel-
der, by undue influence and fraud and that
the plaintiff, at the time of making the con-
veyance, was partially insane and much
broken IN mind, rendering him unfit to make
such conveyance. The defendants deny that
they deceived the plaintiff, and claim that the
conveyance was made for good and valua-
BILE consideration, the total amount agreed to
be paid making up the sum of $1200 Short
ly atterward, the plaintiff was put under
guardianship, and an apprisal was made of
his real estate at So, 600. About thirty wit
nesses are. in attendance, whose testimony
has all beer given in, and the arguments of
counsel will be commenced this morning.
Hoar and Dadmun for plaintiff, Bacon and
Reyes for defendant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

WE are requested by the postmaster to say
that, unless notice to the contrary is given
no further payments will be made, on ac-
count of redemption of soiled and worn
stamps, till the expiration of the thirty days
allowed for presenting them for redemption.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

correct list of the soldiers, over sixteen hundred
in number may be found in FIsKE's BUSINESS
MANUAL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22
AonnaI CIozIng SAFE

W n e c L o THIN
Al Winter Goods now in store to be sold without re
gard to cost.
AND UNDER GARMENTS!
TO be sold IS 50 nerceni less than the same kind
OF goods can he manufactured. This stock be sold
to make room for
SPRING G@ooDS
Great expectations will he realized by calling at the
HARRINGTON CORNER CLOTHING STORE, Cornero OF Main
and rJnt streets, oppO tic ity Hat.
ja3 dim d. II. EAMFS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

Police CoURr.-Yesterday, Ann Smith was
fined 81 and costs, and George Armour 81
costs, for being drunk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

The FITCHBURG THEArRIoALs.-rh ex-
cursion to Fitchburg, Tuesday evening, was
in every respect pleasant and satisfactory.
Upwards Of one hundred persons went from
this city, and contributed to filling the large
Town Hall, where the exhibition was given.
The hall was crowded and the amateur play
ing of superior character.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

"A a F"iemd ~ Neeti-'Try It.-pR. SWEETS
y TALLlBLE LlNlMENl sprepaeed from the Racipe
Of Dr. stephen Sweet. Of CONNECTICUT the great bone
setter, ara has been used in his practice Tor the last
twenty ears with the most astonishing success AS an
external remedy it's without rival and will alleviate
cam NOR: speedily than any other preparation For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it il truly inflIlihle
ana as curative Tor Sores Wounds Sprains Bruises
&C MS soothing, hean and powerful STRENGTHENING
prone Tvs ezclte the lust wonder and establishment Of
all who have ever gwen it trial over four furdrcd
erIhcates OF remarkable cures, performed by within
the last two wears, attest this fact
See advertisement deOw %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

list of all professional men in the city may be
found in FIsKEs BUSINESS MANUAL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

For list of tax payers see FIsKE's BUSINESS
MANUAL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

AMATEUR THEATRIcALs.-We call attention
to the advertisement of performance at the
theater, to be given tomorrow night, for the
benefit of the soldiers relief society. The
tickets will be for sale at John Boydcns ex-
change office this morning at nine o'clock, and
on the evening of the performance at the door.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

EeT. ohm c. "a ott. PhyssrI;,n ana Surgeon
90 COURT STREET, corner OF Howard. Boston, is consult
eu uaN from ~ until ?, and from to in the evening
" an diseases OF the Urinary and Genital organs scroll
9uus Auecti9s lunors OF all kinds Sores Ulcers and
Eluptuns. temale Complaints, &c An experience of
uNtr lWtty years extensive practice enables Dr. NJ to
cure al OF the most difficult Medicines entirely
'eRSi"'le' A"Nice Fee d3tawbm olO
Ain is making splendid Photographs, colored OF
Mslnstreet. rjff N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

For the best Pocket Almanac and Diary, get
FIsKE's BUSINESS MANUAL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

rhore who have Sewing Machines and wish work,
can get it at LUTHER $ in Aliens Block, OF
Pleasant and Man streets, up stairs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

EXECUTIVE APPoINrMENr.-Gov Andrew
has designated Henry C. Rice of Worcester
10 be trial justice for the county of Worces-
ter, In place of Adm Thaycr, resigned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

For complete BUSINESS DIRECTORY get
FIsKE's BUSINESS MANUAL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

The removal of the bodies of the deceased
members of the old Methodist church in Sui
Ivan street, New York, buried in its vaults
from 1887 TO 1919, was recently undertaken,
the society having removed to new quarters.
The man charged with the work has excited
storm of merited Indignation by the manner
in which he performed it, coffins having been
broken up, and the remains shoveled together
into large boxes, feet in some cases having
been chopped Oft and heads twisted from ske-
etOns, at the whin or for the convenience of
the laborers. The subject is undergoing in
vestigation.
The state of Arkansas is described in recent
letters as a scene OF desolation. Dragged as
though with fine tooth comb by both armies
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

DIED.
In this city. Jan % Abigail relict of the late Thomas
Waters, Of Spencer q yrs.
Funeral at her late residence, South Worcester, FIJI
day, Jan %, at O'Clock NJ.
At Cumberland NILS, csthTuoh, Me, Jan 20, sudden
ly. OF paralysis Marshall raj ~ yrs. Boston
Nal and Concord, IL, papets please copy.
EDENSTONS, BOUNTIES, ARREARS
Il OF PAY and all other allowances for or on ac-
Military Naval services procured with the
least possible delay
Fees for Pensions and BourtieS ia ordinary cases five
dollars for all other Government q aims, reasonable
compensation charge orservces unless successful.
Particular attention given 70 the Internal Revenue
Law and Commissioners Decisions.
Debts collected aud Claims adjusted throughout the
United States, with .. omptness and despatch.
ID. ~, HAsE1INs,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
No. BANK BLocK,
jail deops&wtf Foster street Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

Gents Fine Sh5rts made TO order in the most ap
proved sly lie. and in the hest short notice
~ A WALhRtDGE, No. ; American House Block
HhlTt FAtterhs cut. diff OBJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

Sinith's Curative Cleansing Gom.nund.-A
Superior remedy for Headache, Barns Sore Lips, Bowel
Complaints. Cankcr, Piles, Sore Throat, &c, &c. For
leby BUSH CO., 81 Front street, by the dozen ~
inEiebott at manufacturers prices deoa y30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22

The Boston Courier pretends that il has
"been entirely true to the constitution"
When the southern conspirators organized
the rebellion and began their bloody crusade
against the federal government, the Courier
apologzed for their conduct, assailed loyal
men, howled against coercion" and seemed
half crazy with mad purpose to alter the fed
eral constitution. True to the constitutions"
forsooth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

From The Charleston Courier, May 2.
We leara from our Nassau correspondent that the
Brtsh steamer Gertrude, Capt. Rsson, was cay-
tured by the Vanderbilt. ADMIRAL Wilkes, at Eleu
thera, on the morning Of the 9Th ult. The crew
were released and have arrived in Nassau, but the
captain aud engineer were taken on TO New-YOrk.
The entrances to the Bahamas are closely block
sded by large Union squadron. 1t has been sscer-
ihed that tue officers from the blockaders approach
NISSAN IN the nj gh time for the purpose of examin-
ing the steamers in port and obtaining information
about their time of sailing.
When the Granite City was captured, the oihcer
commanding the Union cruiser told the British Cap
tain tia, he was slow traveller, for he (the Yan-
he had been expecting HIM along Tor TWO hours.
The following the casualties that have hap
Iened 10 the steamers trading with the Bahamas
and Bermudss sioce the 1st OF January, 1868:
eCIPTuKED-PIineeu Royal Gertrude, Nicolai, Granite
C.ts. aud Duoto.
sbsaoHxp AsD DxsTRoIsD-Wsve Queen, GeOIsisns and
stonsvAl Jackson
foVSDshKD AZ SxA--Nns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

THEATERs.-At the Winter Garden this evening,
Mr.. j. 8. Clarke has benefit. Paul Pry will
be revived for the occasion, aud new London
piece, entitled "He's Jack Sheppard" in which
Mr. Clarke sustaips the character Of an innocent cit
zen mistaken for the gifted geni1s Of the highway,
will be performed for the fret time in New York.
Miss Matilda Heron appears tomorrow night Tor
the last time this season. at Laura Keenes ThesIer.
Her own version Of Phadra," which has never
been Represented here, will be produced; Mr. Daniel
L. Bandmann will appear in two acts of p" The he'-
chant OF Venice" and number Of other artists,
who have volunteered their assistance, will contrib
ute to the entertainment OF the evening.
For Mr.. Lester Waliacks benefit THE Stranger
will be performed tomorrow evening at Wallscks
Theater
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LATEST FROM HOOKERS ARMY.
II II T. S L II u A II I O n +.
The Position an Impracticable One
Safe Return Of All Of StOneman'S
Cavalry.
The President and Gen. HalleCk Visit
Gen. Hooker.
General stoneman at Rappahannook
Station.
WAsmIsoros. Thursday, May 7.

wAsmsoros. Thursday, May I. 1853.
II is a.. lined from the front that the Army o.
the Potomac has arrived with all Its materials at
its old camp at Falmouth
The demonstration of Gen. Hooker has proved no
disaster, but simply failure owing to the mpracti-
cabiijy of the position which the army had gained
with so much skill and energy. Less than three
eighths of the whole force engaged, or could
be engaged, the ground being covered with forest,
aud being without any practicable roads
Our entire loss in killed, wounded, snd missing
does not exceed ten thousand. The enemys loss
must have been double this. Honorably TO tie
army, but lamentably for the country the greatest
proportion of them in killed and wounded. Our loss
Of prisoners does not exceed seventeen hundred.
We have received 2i5O prisoners Of the enemy.
We lost eight guns and took the same number Of
pieces from the enemy.
The REIMBURSEMENT of the position was mnde sim
ply because il aoreed no field for the msneuvefing
Of the army and not from any reverse or injury
tuined by IT.
The General and the entire army are in excellent
heart and ready for a new movement. We will not
probably know where this is to be made until after
II las been commenced
The Richmond papers show that Stone mans corps
went within two miles Of Richmond. and effected
MANY captures asd great destruction Of property
AT least part of al this gallant force has reached
Glouce.ter in Kevess command, opposite 10 York
town, on the York River.
There ran now be no impropriety in saying that
the President ana Msjof.Gen Haileck visited Cen
Hooker and the army yesterday, and returned 10 tho
city tonight.
At nearly o'clock this morning information wLs
received tina, Gen. Stoneman has safely arrived nj
Rappahannock Station with the remainder Of his
force.
He has cut the railroad connections Of the enemy
In all drectioLs. and thus won noble distinction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

Ambrosia Ia . Stimulating Oily Extract Of Roots,
Bars snd Herbs II will eli diseases Of the scalp
itching of the heed entirely ersdicstes dssdf pro-
hair from falling out OF turning grsys
grow thick and long Beware Of limitations koaS
genuine but DR.. Sternnga
CERTiPfCATs.
This IL TO certify that about 10 months commenced
using sTERLING'S AMBROSlA My har was short. thin.
and rapidly falling a. had tried many sf Tonics Invs
&c. without receiving any benefit Soon stsf using
the Abrosis my hair ceased falling out and commenced
growing rapidly to ss9ush Nov my HAIR thick.
son and glossy and Is five feet and four nehes ia iepsh
when let down reaching the floor This wonderful result
attribute solely to the Of STERLlN0S AMBhosiA -
since have commenced using have applied noth e~s
to my hair. MRS LUCY A BROWN
No 1872 Blseck,r-st
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
BEWARE or IhiTATlONS-
$500. BEWARE OF mutations
NINE NINE GENUINE But DR. II. SrLRLiNIpss'
NNONE GENUINE BUT DR. ii. II. STERLiNUS.
N0NE GENUINE BUT DR. IL h. sTERLIN0A
sat uP IN 6o1 containing two bottles. Price pl.
Dr. H. H. STERLING. Sole Proprietor.
Depot. No 49j Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08
FRNm FORTRESS MONROE.
Eelease and Exchange OF All the Union
Officers Held by the Rebels.

EORTRKss MoSROE, "Wednesday. May 6, 1903
COL Ludlow Commissioner for Exchange OF
Prisoners has just returned from City Point and has
Effected the release and exchange of all United States
officers held by the Rebels. These officers, $50 in
number, and 325 men, include Gene. StoughtOn and
Which. The State Of Maine left with them for An.
napolis THE afternoon in charge Of Capt Muliord.
COL Ludlow has completed the following exchanges;
First: All officers aud enlisted men, and all per-
sons, whatever may have been their classification or
Character who have been delivered at City Point up
10 the 9th of May, 1868.
Second. All officers who have been captured and
released on parole up to April l, 1863, wherever
they may have been captured.
THIRD All enlisted men who have been captured
IN North Carolina and Virginia, and released on
parole up to March l, 1868.
The telegraph cable is interrupted between here
and Cherry stone, and prevAIts us from forwarding
anything by telegraph.
Tie Rebels have all left Suffolk, and passed over
tie Backwster and beyond.
At the ght near Suffolk on Sunday, the 81 inst,
the Rebel loss in killed was 200, whom they buried
,bIut FIVE miles ont, on the Petersburg Turnpike.
Ills does lot include their killed which they left on
tie field.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08
Gen. A. w. WhippIe.

'en' Ainlel W. Whipple, who was wounded in
.he battles near ChshcslOrsv. and died q, Washington
AHe'4'y afternoon borue Greenwich Mass wss gssd
seis west Point In l8+l commissioned bievet I'd Lieu
haat the lot Artillery, and then transferred to the Topo
phes EngineetA In 1884, be engaged in the hydro
fpss survey Of the Pstspseo River and ia 1872 In survey
h the spposcbes to and the hsTbor Ports.
houth N H. In 1874. he detailed assistant astfono
me- upon the NORTHEASTERN boundary survey and in 1885
vas employed in determining the northern boundaries Of
SvYerk, Vermont, and New.Hamp.hire In Is49 he wa.
Ppoinsed assistant astronomer the Mexican Boundary
Commissop and became lat Leue uan in 1851 HIS Journal
Nhie in Mexico published by order OF Cougres. He
,nrned TO Washington In the Spring Of 1853 was than or
tsd direct the Southern Pacific Railroad survey and wal.
employed one year In this service In July 1855 he wa,
promoted Captain Of Typographical Euginesr and In
January 1855. appointed LightHou,e Ensinssr 10.
s.Or Of the 10Th LsbHosse District, and serward Su.
pntspdent Of the Improvement Of st. Clair FLATS ST.
k1y's River In the Spring Of 1851, he made Chief
thgnse the staf Of Gen Mcdowell. present ct the
bn battle Of Bull Run and sfterwsrd employed
.' for Notifications He promoted 10 be Msor Of
easnses Sept g. 1851 Upon the second advance Of the
sny he was attached to the s.sH OF Gen. McC!slso. made
General Of Volunteers May 1862 aud placed in
St' Of all the for6csobs and sssons the south side
NE Potomac. Shortly snsrwsrd he promoted to the
~nshd Of division IN the 9th Army Corps He slbse-
mnuy had command Of pendent division and at the
his death was In command OF the ID Division OF the
sassa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08
Died.

ARMsrRo NG-Ou Thursday Nay !. Isabella, widow o
| the late Matthew Armstrong aged 81 years. .
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invte
to attend the funeral from the residence Of hst son NV
at O'Clock y. M. without further invitation.
BURTIS-A East Chester We.cbester County; on Wedne'
day morning May 6, Seaman Burtis. In his 10th year
The relatives aud friends OF the family are invited 10 ateno
tho funeral from his late residence, Friday 9Th inst
II Carriages will be In waiting at New Rochelle De
pot. NewHaven Railroad, Cd the arrival Of the IL
train from Twenty seventh street, New-fok
BOSWFLL-In Brooklyn r. d.. on Thursday. May ], Caris
" youngest daughter of Henry and Margaret Ann Bos
well aged 10 years, months and is days.
The relatives and friends of the family are Respectfully To-
ved attend the funeral from tie residence OF her parents
No 1871 South Ninth street. Brooklyn. t. D. on Saturday
May 9. at 2 O'clock p
CROsBY-Ki on Sunday MAY D. at the battle Of .Chan
ceior,vile Lieut. Franklin Butler Crosby, 4ih U. Ar
ley eldest Of John Crosby Of this city, in the $50
Notice Of his funeral hereafter IL HE remains be re-
covered.
DARE-At Middlevilsgs Long Island. wednesday May
The funeral will take place at his resdence on saturday
afternoon o'clock. Carriages will leave Greud-stTeet
Ferry, Wilsmsoursh A2 O'Clock
GUNN-on "Wednesday morning. May 6. after lingering
illness, Mr Mary Gum. widow OF the late Dr. George
Smith, esq OF Washington ID. c. in the saith year Of her
The friends of the family respectfully invited to attend
the uners from the Forty nd-'treet fre'by riau
Church. between Seventh and Eighth Friday,
9Th Inst. at O'Clock p without further Invitation.
KNAPP-On Thursday, May Julius w. son of Charles f.
and Louisa e. Knapp. aged years aud months. .
The funeral will place at the residence Of j. Noodins
No. 295 Spring street on Saturday. at O'Clock p N.
LEWIS-On Thursday May OF consumption, Ann Almta.
young.. daughter Of NOAH T. and Rachel Ann Lewi. in the
18Th year of her age.
Notice OF funeral Ia tomorrow paper,
MILLER-At Fire Place, Suffolk County, Long Island on
Thurso.y morning May T. Dr. Nathaniel Miller in the seth
Funeral his late residence: at on Sturdy Iona
Island Rsiiroad leave James slip st O'Clock o. n.
Csrri.;s, viii be IL waiting on WHysi q Y'rhans
youngest daughter of Samuel and Mary Valentine aged ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08
Government bonds Buoyant.

PHILADEIPnIA Thursday, May !. 1853.
The snbscriptlon agent announced the sales TO-
dav of 400. 600 of fve-twentes, principally by
local subscription, Eastern cities having made heavy
subscriplions on the lst instant PhlladelphIa ana
Pennsylvania subscribe $3.50 600; ONO, sl'4,oo0i
Maryland and Baltimore, $4,000; Providence r.
l., $4,000; Illinois, $l7 900; New-Jersey, $i3,VoVi
Kentucky, $1,000; and Indiana ana western
States, 81 900.
The best feature Of the above list Is that many
large local Subscriptions were made IN me lace OF
the retreat of Hooker which shows that the spirit
and patriotism Of the rise above disaster ana
defeat and that the people will still continue to sup
ply gallant soldiers with ample means to conquer
u peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08
Travellers, Guide.

To Albany. by Hudson River RP., So Warren
H;.'' 10 m. ard 81 s. and ri p Sunday. 5;22 m
TO Albany. by Harlem RR 25th.st. and lth-av IOt
10 Boston. by Eew-London line. Pier 49, N.
X. stoniDgton line, Pier IL. N r.. and Fall
River line. Pier }. n. r.. daily (Sundsys eI-
esPsed). ...-....................... sp IN.
To Boston, BY New-Havsn RR.. via Spring
fed Hth.st ard tth-sv.....8 a. and II aud p m.
To Boston, by New-Hsven RR. 27th-.t aud
4th'ay via Shore Line. ia and Sunday. p
To Bufa o. by Erie RI. foot OF Chamb.r.-
and 10 IN and p
To Philsdelphia by New Jersey Railroad. foot
OF CORTLAND st I TO- NJ a. 4. III Sunday, Il
To Philadelphia by Camden aud Amboy
Railroad. Pier Is ~ r.. foot Of Barclay--t. g. p.
To Washington: by New-Jersey Rg.7. loan.
ard d eDc ll foot Of Courtandt. Sunday, p
To the We.t. by Central Railroad of New
jersey, foot Of CouItlandt-st. end a. m.
" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Jpn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

NEVINS.DE roREsT-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, May I.
BY the Rev Wm A. Bsrtet.. Rufus L. Nevins to Kate b.
daughter OF the late Charles De Forest Of New-York
sTUDWELL-BULKLEY-On Thur,dsy Nav T nv the
Rev Dr. Chsuncey. NJ. Studwen of this civ 10 Mary
Caroline. dsnglt ter OF the late VIM Buckley Of Brooklyn
0E-WHIrTEMOBE-On Thursday Nav 7 nv
tue Rev George Talnase the Rev Dewitt Tsnsse Pas
tor ftne Second Reformed Dutch Church, Philadelphia to
Susie c. daughter Of the late Robert j. Whtemors ESQ.,
of Brooklyn.
Pbiladephia papers please copy
wHITE-DAVENPORr--Att the residence of this brides
father West Hartford. Conn on "Wednesday evening May
by Rev. Mr. Crane of Hartford. Mr. d. oibert W hils
to Miss Julia Davenport.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

The BROADWAY RAILRoAD.-1t will be seen by
the following, that Mr.. Butler denies the statement
sent by telegraph on "Wednesday night to the Asso-
casd Press TO the effect that charges of attempted
bribery had been preferred against the opponents OF
the broadway Railroad and that he with others had
been examined in the ease
To the Editor cf The N. Y. Tribune.
SIR: The announcement n your paper this norsngwh
.,pee to myself is UT ey untrue No such charge has been
made and no such examination. GEO b BUILEh
Albany May !. 1863.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08
The limited Kingdom Outwnrd Bound.

ST.. JoHs's N. r.. " ednesdAy. May ., 1903
Via saekyill- Wednesday. May :. 1893. :
On the 2Sth Of April the Isabella Ridley, bound
FROM Liverpool to Harbor Grace, fell in with Ice IN
lat AZ 80 Ion AZ q and passed several cases Of goods
which she picked up. One Of them was marked
GO II. b." and four " ST, j., No. Ia, Canada"
containing watches in tin boxes.
On the oath of April sealer spoke the United
Kingdom 100 miles east by south from here, in the
ice All well.