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QUOTA OF ,C0oK couHEX.
What W. Have to po-Call for Meet-
auE OF 1he Board Of eupof1lsofT
with Others on Monday. Eve
ming.

We are taken by surprise. The quota Of Cook
comfy, as declared in our Springfield dispatches.
published on Saturday morning. ts very consld-
c1ab'e eAcess On our own estimate ot quota Que
fSom this ,county II that statement be true, we
hAve no complaint to make; it will never be said
haYe-ne wc hsa firmly believcd-done a little
more than our share In furnishing men, as it
stood confessed thst we have done mn n more Pc
sea I'D asn suae,in oss she qsr Cook 70
many men 10 the cause, sae will caeef'ulY 1athlsa
.thtm, but does rot .tsh u. .at... tg have ,'e,
OF her shoulders. We wish to know the tEuth; A
TaisuNE) win bo found ID another column It Is
and that as speedily as possible. To that cad We
cheerfnly endorse the following cali 1ssued by i've
members Of the Bonrd of SnpeET1sors tor nest
action 10 the matter. Let others meet With them,
members Of the Board of Trade, prominent clti-
zcns Ct Chicago; all arc interested IN tue ques;
ton. The time is ehoft, and not q moment should
belost. Read the following:
NOTICE.
In view Of the preaching draff, and Of the
ruMored extraordinary demand tq 90 made upon
the county at Cook toward dl(ing the quota Of the
State, we have thought 1t advisable to cal ~ 20.
official meeting of the members OF me boaru OF
Supervisors, to be held at the Supervisors room
18th Inst, at " O'Clock Tor consultation; and it
Is urgently requested that ss mahy OF. the men-
beIs as possibly can, be present.
We also respectfully request memoefs q f9e
Board Of Trade to be present and participate in
the meeting. Signed,
1. D. Russell. j. CLouGu HAMss,
CALVIN DEwoLY, A, B. JoENsoN,
F, 3. Brown, CHARLES CHARLESTON.
WHAT We HAVE TO DO
Whatever be the result Of the inquiries to be
Instituted, is certain that we have men to raise
would leave US lar ID RE back eround, even though
all the credits claimed by rs be al}owcd TO work,
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oEsEnors AcT.-Yestcrday party Of gentle
men were tcated around table Sin the fremont
House eeloon. eneased.in conversation upon the
exciting top,es Of the day, when their attention
wns attracted BY the entry Of fne looking young
Dan upon Gnlehea. m? wore the uniform Of a csp-
oe. az manly bsa.l1s sqa t..nE open com
Them suggested the loea of contributing to
an ast1ncel limb for The wounded man one n
The nnfty int troduccd htUseH to the yopnp said1.n
and inquired h,s h,stsTy: He tts,ed that En- Name
M1csicpn in{sltry, and lo-t his leg 1T Ge,tyrburr
hen iute5sd Of 1hs ssst sl The
r,t ~ declined theif very generous oder, Thanking
Sm heartily 'o1 tneiE hnd sns sntsnoPs n1ddh Sat Il
Saneamon Co.. H., Insisted lRon ny 81 d5ecelyin:
something. ana plseed u hls hsna, M g. ~ s wh,ch
acrept. ',-..,&.ov.~4ft,a ,roo
H. baItr ot men nro In the nghl place
Id tlst thclr rm2s.} T. beatty I'll 1be 1hc ses ~
asn ,so,li.os oi ba;tle. Let Others go aid oo AXE
r.fe,
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Much has been sald, ana eons!dsIsole excite;
communion. The nam Object Of meeting w'as to
! consider plans Of organization, but no dedntte
! pan has been adopted. 0ne-si1th Of the whole
considerable uproar. About one-tourth OF the IT,
1nainlnr time WIS spent In paesloG resolutions,
which ,u1d Lave been adop;ed In five minutes,
o1gnnl; a.iop scbemes aad defining questions on
| eeil love women's rghte. and uniFer:a! freedom
freedom they considered to be the right 70 abuse
every one, while the mistaken notions Of o.tho'
| do1 :" sectanan liberty were well exampHaeo ~
one brother, Who statea TINT be lett the church,
becaure their notions of freedom were 80 laI that
ftlisuc exce5ciees dus,ns religious services Wle
"be|oved :honsh e1rlng brother" Yesterday,
DURING the morning, the conyentsod Was sto6mtly
BY Judge Carter on Saturday. The Judae d: e:lated e
that according II. PROMISE they must receive The
Wished the &c eeuvsntion M nj to Istity that engage
ment. 4 lo1 discussion followed which !esn,ted,
upon motion Of Sir. Partridge, Of New York, tn
ses, M et Miehiea1, eained permission 70 enter lis
protest asainst this action. In the afternoon seE'
e1ai short addresses were made and seEies Of re-
Of Spirttualism socially and morally. Last even
a1sWn d.: TO- beaz the poem Of Miss Lizzie Doten.
a@9ns de o1 q on 9o
Il Whether be was In search Of some Of Judgc Car
ter'e evil eD1rltH 10 pnnfsn W1tn Copd1gn lueklee
nr an The lookout Tor resi- or imaginary nufsances
We are not aware; hat he constituted himself a
copspicuons object on the platform. Alter speech
e. ~ W1. Uauliitou end Mrs. Chappel, OF New
| York. the ueuYl thanks were voted to the chair
1naa and the other officers, and also vote o
tbanks to The members Of the Chieaso press
, Hiss Lizzie Doteu delivered Robert Burma in
! spir:tiouel poem. It 1as general criticism Of
tie works Or the convention and declared that tht
auttor wa In favor Of organlzation:
To c1ittcise the production would be useless
though not difficult; the thocRhts ana general ex
pressiouB were emtnenny those Of the great poet
though the accent and gestures Wero fsalty. tn,
u accounted for BY Miss Dotcn. who statea tna
, the words wese communicated TO her and she naS
to eIprtse them as bett she could We arc WILL
IN: 70 believe that as the lady positively assert
! that she did not Know word oftt till Its recital
.. that the poem Was the extempoeanscus pfodocnoi
Of clear intellect and well balanced mind. thor
ousbl5 acquaiuted with the works ot "ScottA!
lssSu.'' Nthia ides be combined with the fact thA
Mlss Doten wps in state OF earnest e1citemen
trriug the tfae OF the delivery Of the piece sat
isfactory explanation will BE- given oftta origin.
TIE session concluded BY the reception Of ths
! report OF lbe Business Committee. waica Was
Rtcetpts, $es1.4; expenditures. $783; ha!Aaoe II
haco. Gl1 IS. ESsuhf EN7f1ks.
. | At Ni.keH eHtky Ual Kiss Amanda S1eaee hth
fttt Fette1ds1 evening sp14tusl reform, lsyioI
,, particular ssfeas or the part winch hefsen ans
: gY!d:zE s5!r3u T51}d take IN the Forthcoming
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Qllteoge grtbnne.
THE CITY,

t1Er.-1he alarn Of Are for the 81 district,
vut tea o'clock yesterday morning. was due to
pat.ia1 burning Of small cottage near The
'ncr Of Jackson a1d Morgan streets. Damage
hit; about fsQ
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M a r. r ED,
In this city. Aug. 9th. By nsv. WfllIa Lord. D.
ME A.. v. pRLtGlT n1d Ma HKLES n. BKH-
FETT. tcth Of Chicago.
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become power In the land.
Leo Miller thought that most Of the speakers
we're not proper representatives Of bodies Of spir-
i,uaiiesf, bcins seltsppointed delegates. he knew
trom his travels through the country, that 70
almost university opposed to an immediate zen
eral or.aniza,ion An Univere al1st ini.ter ofthie
State told him this day that three-Ioufths Of his
as soon 90 they hed a elrone. broad platform.
Dr. Peebles. OF Illinois. va In ia7os OF general
hpfinet organization. As 'or the local
they bad them alrcads, hnn anted to advance to
| position oi power Hpd usefulness, he esw sys:
i'm in every natural law, from the lowest nnonad
eshss tit gea u sna ss should do
| Like Doten eaio that Dr. PEBBLES had asked
whal ihe, bad donef Why they hsd been orean-
and declaring tLeir,t oivldua principles, By whch
they hare lard their 1rtt tcorner-stone-ffeefom os
expression. and freedom to au mauk1nd: Speakers
was Willing, but even In nature the mighty oak
tree does not reach perfection in year: lap
plausc.l Mise Dotcn continued By eulog5zins the
local aesecistions, which she thought would LEAD
them to permanent general oreanization. The
speaker believed that she Was not speaking Of hei
own powerr, tcr Of herself she felt she could do
notbipe, Int there are unseen powers ruIfng hel
actions ard helping her to preserve the path O.
duty. She concluded by reading an extract from
Emesson's Philosophy, which ctr1oboraied heI
Mn. DR.. Wilhelm. Of Pbi.atelphia, thought tht
very arguments which had been used IN opposl
All The ellis spokcn Of had arisen from orpaniza
don b ntfdirccted; but it Was possible to nave 4
organization. They zequited concerted actionan,
sesocaated iorce, end that wonsd be superior Il
II heir Sha.s asS haze ~ T. seIs a ssoG mt
nse1nlnees the whole world. In thelf organlzatio!
theY must have an9nc,al department, This
mast be Composed OF the brain and theAft OF d
pyeteno, 80 that the glorious gospel Of irath can
disseminated freely to eyetJ one who wou'd iisfe'
to ~ aqsafM MsIp ~ in favor of
organization, but Was opposed % Ill authoFttatis
MI willard stated ;h.s Mr. d. "nslm aa.1na, b.
which the head vas the hHrrc, and she would lii
them to remember that to complete TIE @ asare ths
: Mn. 4. a. Welch-beIng agHtn Posseneed@ascs
and demanded that the spirita should be heard
!htn speaking in the hrst person plural she ltheJ
, te.lvtted fsuaucal harsnsue On the rtchte 9
Eomsn, sstn1ss.ng or rather screaming. y
eenxs5sed @ Tah sear mother Eve snd she IL mourn
|. .: beloved daughters Of Zion my dau ghteea hes
t little :onees Iot To1r tnotherla comfag to cas
y you il acr aEms and 70 tighten 5ou. cares The
Is q sstlt7co tnceasia::2eS aad resssdisaan.A q
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il tai as Chicago. In pursuAuce Of SAs aek II Coa-
Gtas. sopsovsd jupe Ath. ta4, sutkos111nx tie als
81 the q q MAstne Hospital and erosadl 4 Ca4esxo.
WGs1 stzset sad tho Chicago Kvsr, .otca . hafssy
Elvtn that ths aooxo property nh oe sol1 q pasIs
cioeS l. n ~ tos Collector 81 d. Per& 4 Chiesxe.
~ S Gn,t9 ~ aeTsSn s ty sens g
psTea1:s MONEY u NJ tns seslstAy 4 h9
thereof Rood md sufficient decd for tAc pEsit et
ted States. , ... .agx
In aceordancs With tho scs autao;issax - hi %
ssessaon tf tbs said Hosa!t&l Aad 1t n-isr the
fetA1Eed until the n.V AcEI!tA q ~ rnmortrd ~
ptc1tNons 4 the act shsL b. # III eo"p'''sN
le4dy !ot uee -. obtained tas A&lA
Gn,eso eeE4sStsof3 ID q ~ FHS 3fADkH.
VIII ne ft~tS9oned- spe.&tasJ {! lie T'.4k0fy.
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D1sARLED SEAxEE.-An effort fs now being made
the first during the wa.-to provide for the care
of men disabled in the service OF the Government
BY sea. A mammoth Pair win be held In Sovena-
ber next in Boston, to be called the "Natlonal
Sailors Fair" The purpose ID to establish per
mancns Bone for men d1esple9 IL the naval seI,
the p&eecibed term Of twenty-pne years, reanlsite
for admission into the Naval Aeylum IN Boston,
ipc psyri rendezvous in this ctv. Acting Master
Lieut. J. D. Harty, corner Of Clark and North
Water streets.
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TEE Nfw Soaa The new song lust issued BY
il. N. Higgins, III Randolph street. Tnere will
be no Vacant Chair," IN reply to the popular song
..yacaat tha,r'-is having a large esle, and those
who haye not ayuiled themselves Of copy should
90 60 al once. We know Of no better song and
chorus than this, OF one likely 10 have large.
aA}e
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W ARlEIY THEA T = Z
Ms srd 1T Den.>o,c sssset.
ia. CHADWICK i EG-, Propgts1o4s acc Es1as u.
:. L. FITCH, ActlnK and ssa5a EsnsSs:
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AQUrar1oS OF HOMESTEAD the police cour,
on Saturday. 4 man named Powell, from Valpa'
saieo Ind1ana, charged a Canadian named Patrick
Eipaley, with obtaining motey uuder false pre-
,encee. The defendant appears to have been ont
oI employ, and uDaersook TO 70 to Valparaiso TO
work ior the COMPLAINANT and In The event Of the
pamed, Kinsley wa to be hte substitute. Upon
This understanding Powell paid EtnsIey'e board
bU, Amounting to eleven dollars and quarter, dt-
fteyed the cost o1 his exemption papers with the
British Consul snd discharged Other little claims.
Aiter the money had been paid, Ktns!ey refused to
accompany the complaiaant on feeling " be a.
intended to take him to Milwaukee and muster
him into the Upied Sta'ce service, taking half the
bounty money. The Justice ordered kinsleT TO re.
rum The money which nad beer paid for him, atlez
which he waA discharged.
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Died.
Asorih.tp OR fourth Day. sth Of third month Mary d.

Asorih.tp Or fourth day. sth Of third month NARY D.
re relatives Trends Of the family invited 70 At
lend .,s ansrsi on ,eyen;h DAY Saturday morn ns
conoo,d and Garden Mott Haven, West
srscs1in srossyn on weoas,asy Ssreh 8 c.ronsn
Bycr soest daughter o. the late Aaron Beach Of New
The reatses and 'r.bd. Of tie family are Invited TO al
~a reas 10 Ks seeond pse sou a Brnoy E on
Satrrdsy hfierBo"l o. hail past ococs without for
Btooncom At riad eiovr Point New Jersey. on wed
stof ,ogSse., y Andrew and mary BIoodeos d
srowsr -cr Tharsdal. msreb 10 gnvAsp BROWN a
native Q. Limcrics, rs'ith Of st Patrick Ireland
funeral iscu hf ate rscenes ~ Washington street, on
sasssrdsy ,.e, 40 pST ~. :, oos S.oes
,nd yaniu iness winch the ire siih Christian for.udo,
The le.stes snd icres q The ,smily ~. repeatedly
,s oors ,snc9 - yas e ,,s :, hsr pa
.'snSee ,ni. ,,day Afternoon a, one oclots precisely
VIC, trsnes ana rc,',,, sTs rsss.stsnv invited Al.
street On Saturday, s'ernoen, a. two o'clock, 70 Calvary
f eose'y Dow r. i s. EsGe
ns friends gyied % attend ~ funeral rom he
si,ernoon. e. RAJ 81 pas. two eleet
u5.s. joins "t1ueseay .senng March aer sbor,
aged Years moniss ana u daS So'" - s1a hsn fer'
as he S cnsr ssp's ,ns o s s
cray m'e YER s,no e Two oel9os -
Alter short oes Joan b CfpTis, 10 ths 3sih ysar Of
his age. - " -
The friends Of TIE family respectfully attend
the funeral from his a residence No Wilson street. on
sunday. without further notice
London tEngsnd) papers please copy.
Hoyvair-On WedBesdsy, March o. AwtiiA, daughter Of
Caroline and Aog sius A. Hoffman, aged yesrs and
months.
The friends ard relatives respectfully invited 70 attend
The funeral from the residence Of her father 234 Boone
HKsssssr -on fhSrsesy si,epnoon' March 10 al four
O'Clock, JoBE III. HgHNEssy, aged ~ years
H friends and those 81 bis John D. Richard, VIII
ihm ~, LAvTente ADD rtcmss y. ueBbesy, slao Of
= trn n-iss, y ~ II, no gAetty. fetbecfsuv invited
y h.eha NJ tanefai non Ia atr tts 1aHce. W Fifb
ito oci0ck -
. .-Nn wednesday evening March y EtLFR. daugh
- "I laos Ly9pB ia he I'D year u her AGE.
- isas u tas Is4Dy az respectfully ipfiise 10 attend
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CITY APPROPRIATION FOR 1894.
Rcpert Of the Finance Committee Of
the Beard Of Aldermen.
How the Public Money -
Expended,
II, H.. -

At meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen held March o,
Alderman RIVERS presented the following report Of THO
Finance Committee, the city approp for 1854,
whereupon Il was
Ordered. Tina, said report 30 received laid over and
slant. o'clock P. M aud that tho report pub
shed at length In all the employed by she Corpo
ration and in the Sunday Isreary, Saturday Coarisr,
Sansay Atlas, Sunday TINES and iy.sA Ase,.can, and
that ve thousand copies o. said report be prit cd 10
pamphlet form. D. Il VALENTINE, Clerk.
The Committee on Finance 10 whom was referred tho
communication from the Comptroller, Transmitting his
financial estimates budget for the year 1864 ogetna2
with draft ordinance making the annual appropria.
toBs for said year. respectfully report that the examf
nation Of the estimates submitted by the Coptroe7
your committee have bestowed mncb tabor circUmspec.
tion and care being fully impressed with tho importance
Of the subject and the necessity eystng, part,cu
arly ut this time for the pra: tce 81 lhe most rigid
economy making up the estimates Of appropriations
necessary conduct the Of the city for tho
current year. Your committee also being seSs,oly
impressed with tho belief that their doty 10 tpo
Common Council and its constituents npcraiive'y dea
manded at their hands exposition Of the evils In.
ccd upon Us, as people, through the agency OF ire
sponsibe commissions charged with the exreDdtsre OF
the moneys OF taxpayers det ermned present.
facts concusvey showing that the responsibility for
creased taxation and many other evils suffer cd by cu7
CltlZens Snoud rest wnefe properly belongs ana n0S
upon the corporate authorities, who wyongoily
held accountability by the thoughtess the gnorant
tho vicious for the dcplorable condition into wbcn
the financial affairs OF the city have apsed ibe
makers Of state have taken the government tho
city into their keeping
For this purpose the following statements have been
carefully prepared, and your Committee bmt them
a complete vindication OF the Common Council from
the charges Of corruption and extravaganza chilly
and iaterly so boldly made, and which, from
the absence Of any authorized contradiction, havo
| almost become proverbial They show further, that
beyond all precedent the Common Council have permit
ted themselves be abused and viled when il in
their power at any time 10 prove the falsty OF tno
charges unsparingfy made against them; that tho
truth simply stated and supported by rreagable factc
and figures would when given 10 the public at once
hbit the asy and calumnious character Of the cbargee
frequently advanced against The local government By
those have, generally from interested motives or for
party advancement, been instrumental in making ar6
giving them publicity.
The following table shows the aggregate pendhureD
OF the city and county Of Now York for tho past SIX
years shown by the Comp,roer's reports. and the
valuations upon which the taxes were levied
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sss ss'is 'sS ss.s.ls
9 % sssss e ]. Z
o4 ssS os y z snd
Cor Canadian ate and Western being soc as aa Corn
i 81 Tor wss'sss %.:a :ud q e 81 sSS ioI5s
s Change ye sye was sss ass So%n
corsxr was euie, at sslc SIC We quote sales Of
CoTTos-Dai 77c a 7sc FOR middins and 7sc for low
but t,lc wheat Offering for Liverpool and
poo per an ss 90
!" ss.f pad 1 eas ssS se -
clos nomlnaiy Y It'd GO bbh pork Is Cd TO hhds
s" ). :' 40 ssf s.ssn and d Ptz 81
70 S ss p: "' S. Ssss' Sas
T. " ss,,' sssos oo iSs ions o 81 CA.
CD To sesn m % ss pc. @ ss ts
Is 90 .nd 40 bo,cs SOS To iasrs go asyoes
goods IS francs and GO boxes SUI
eara,p 70 sOraesos so hhds al9w at Nor Nor
Cd per .on Dan rh brig 70 Cork for orders hush
"sSs' as'
psr be- a Gs 10 south siae Cuba and back at Sc
s. 2s and moasses and one TO wess coast o.
FSSrr Al Anseo $50 to,es Palermo oranges trooshs
Hors were steady salos Of 7s bales acc 3Ac
ssSs ao 3 sTs % ss sD
auction ~ Dds New Cresns brought 4oc oo2c 'ohf
montbs
PETsoIEum Receipts l.i3 tbs The market for an
kinds was finn Refined was quiet but hrn ander The
favorable 10y the Ausaasian Craee Was pretty
particularly for os the spot Free continued m
active demand but saes were restricted by The hrmness Of
holders The ess we're 600 bbls crude al O3sc for 8!
Sss s,aS ass st Sc on
s ss S 9s S 0 Ar o sh Straw 30 es s
standard bite, 62c &c. for prime do and
&c 6 tor prime white The spot and for April buyers
opsion. Bep1'ns was q.,ei and nonns
PRovlsoNs Receipts la2 pbs pork 4Nl7 Packages II
meats LIS lara Things we're somewhat naked 10 day,
lair demand al aLoot yeseIday prices Pork was less
tive. except Ilmc which q,!te active and about l2c
higher, AZ compared with yesteTdays prices. Other
kinds were without change. The saes were fair but
large yesterday Beet fairly active st
changes prices Beet hams eady Bacon sold 10 a
ar extent but the demand was DO. especially active Cut
ready fan prices Tor all kinds but
particularly fcr oIe cut hama Dressed logs we're he
same. Lard fair demand bui pr.ses we've a shade
So !, So vi W Tor ' mess sss Is SIS s7 Tor
So %s' ~ co. 81 ss it o4 f prime wesen
For fa,nTc deliyer, 2750 bbls sellers
private erss se,,L7sl ohs AZ So 80 SO FOR llaln
and SIS 10 SIG 20 for extra do and 500 terces at
so = ga - tcI frms we.;er mess ana sss for ireia
neat-C packages, AT &c. 9c for shoulders and lSc
1916 for hams
az b01 ~ EeIe, 1LC bUN
90 arrive 10 Sostor at i6c
su.AR The market oPJhw vas very fFr with sales Of
SOC hhds nc Coba ln"scossdo and lac lekc for
Rico bond. and 40 boxes Havana private terms At
auction Is6 hhds Now Orleans brought $i3 $40 Sc four
months I'D 73C bos yellow renBed e'onsht I'll - $l
cash
rAJow vas scarcely NO sirn though pri,essbow 20 ma
Western Add ely and 1916 s1sc for EEehers A.
ISOLATION.
Wu,sEr was moderate request, but prices favored
buyers IA 100 sta a, ecs Ole for State AMI Weg-
err. Enceipts ], I92 bls
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IBEuMATlsM.--DAMP FEET
III WEAR THE
ELECTRO.METALLIC IFS0LRS,
eNrent remedy for rheumatism, Paralysis, want oi
Circulation, &c. METTAM co, 40 81 oadwsy.
priee 81, par mail 81 90 send for circular.
V,BoNAs n. AGNEw. VINO 1s FAMED FOR SRLL
ing Teas, Cofees Flour Sugars, Molasscs, syynps,
Butter, Hams 30 &c, cheap for cash, has opened Whale
sale department Of hs business right ad Joining bis rctA
SO everybody he supplied any guam tty,
Either families grocers wishing 10 their money
should call and thamelvea One price Cash
emily. Greenwich and Murray siroeis
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


MNrTYcu.
A. sEE-Lc tF.-ln Washington avenae Eethodist Ep,s-
coral chseh biooslyp, Wednesday evening" March 2,
by the Rev Mr. sing Mr. CSssfus ~ AJcIR of Jersey City
20 JosErHfEB daughter Of Ira Losee ESQ., of Brookvn'
Bxs--srAntr -on TIes av March & by Rev q. r
Flandeir M LysAFDtx bEsI, 10 Nss DEEeKAH ". STA
Hnason my psTerr please copy
CoiiaNs-Aoeuos On TIT sday March 2, by the Rev.
y. NJ iohnstop NJ. NICOLAS r. GotLiss, 10 Miss MARY
MANA Nu..uof. AL 81 FruoAvn. No cards.
GAYLuRD-NALLERr AT kewbusg, N. - Tuesday,
18th inst ~ tho Rev. Dr Brown J. ALDEN GAiLEp az 81
Louis, "a Mae ihrii A., daughter Of James H. haery
Esc., OF kevruJg
MoonE -Appo-r In Williamsburg on "Wednesday even.
nr March residence brides parents by the
Rev DIR. Bliss NJ rHosss Mookk Miss HaERff1 A
Aspc71 eldesi daughter Of NJ GnAs } ABBOTT, ESQ