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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17
HARNDEY's AND RglD's EXPRESS ROUTE

Leave LUDLAM wATSON'S Wharf, at Rockets,
daily at q A NJ,
The steamers OF this line all new, and their re-
markable speed due to their construction the most
approved modern aO4els Of the fast Hudson river steam
ers having been adopted.
The superiority OF these models gives them great ad-
vantages over the boats oil the old style of naval cou
struction and the OF their boilers and ma
chinery guarantees to the public their perfect safety.
is hardly necessary to inform our patrons that with
their powerful machinery and fine water lines they do
not require the slightest approach to tracing to enable
them TO attain a much better rate of speed than any
boats in these waters.
TheNew Line IS composed OF the following elegant
sdewhee steamers superby lifted up with saloons nd
single and family saterooms
Steamer CITY POINT, Capt. TALBOT.
Steamer MAGENTA, Capt. BoULsEs
CONNECTING WITH
Steamer GEORGE LEARY Capt. BLAKEMAs,
Steamer JAS. I. BRADY. Capt. LANDS.
The tables are supplied with every luxury the market
affords aud equal to first class hotel fare, and notwith-
standing the superior advantages offered to the public
in point of elegance, comfort, safety and speed, the
| fares are Us low as any other line.
Passengers transferred t0 aud from all Depots and
| Baggage handled Free Of Charge.
They navigate the James River entirely in the day
tme thus aforiing passengers opportunity for seeing
the Fortihcatlons, Dutch Gap, and other objects OF
interest
The prOpretors OF this Line are negotiating for
one Of the most superb aud fast steamers of the Hud-
son River to run on the James River, and intend to
make the Line tho permanent institution Of Richmond,
and grateful the very large share ofparousge they
have already received, request continuance ofIh
| public favor.
| THROUGH TICKETS for
| BALTIMORE,
| PHILADELPHIA
| AND
| NEW YORK
| Also, to all points
NORTH, EAST AND WEST;
For sale at the office of the Company, corner of Eighth
| and Main streets, opposite spotswoOd Hotel.
| A. w. SHAW,
| Superintendent, Baltimore.
H BUTLER,
General Agent, No. 8 Fifteenth street.
| L. w. FREEMAN,
| C. T. JONES,
| W. +. WHITE
| sep22-tf Ticket Agents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17
STEAMBOATS,, DC.
THE BAY LIN - -
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPANY.
THE ONLY STEAMBOAT LINE BY WHICH THE
UNITED STATES NAIL IS CARRIED BE-
TWEEN RICHMOND, FORTRESS
MONROE. NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE.

The elegant airy aud swift first class river steamers
NJ MARTIN, Captain Livingston, THOMAS COLLIER,
Captain Mitchell, and CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain
Powers, now run DAILY LINE BETWEEN RICH
MoND AND NORFOLK, starting from HAsKlNS *
BRIDGFORD'S wharf, at Rockets, at $50 oclk, A. NJ,
making the usual landings James river going and
returning.
These boats connect regularly at Norfolk with the
Bav Line Steamers LOUISIANA, GEoRGIANNA and
ADELAIDE, for BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, PHIL
ADELPHIA and NEW YORK.
THROUGH TICKETS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17

A German named Neun, while gathering
grapes in swamp near st. Louis, NO., few
days since, was fatally shot BY an actor NAM
ed Krone, who was cunning in the vicinity.
Krone observed flock Of birds ON tree, at
which he fred, the report being followed by
a groan, and Immediately Ncun, with blood
streaming from his face, came tumbIing to
the ground, and expired o the spot.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17

The coinage at the Philadelphia mint for
the month Of September was-Gold, 40, l63
pieces, value ssl3,447 95. Silver $3.50
pieces, value s49, ,6O4 So. Copper, 1917, 900
pieces, value s7O,OlO. Total pieces, 4,O26,-
37S; total value 1888, ,O62 Al.
The value of the total grain GRO . of Illinois
at New York prices is sl6s, 900.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17

MARRIAGE OF AN ACToR.-Edwin Booth
attended the Brooklyn Academy of Music
ON Wednesday evening with his bride, a
daughter of Mr.. Jules Hauel, of Philadelphia,
to whom he was married on the 5th instant
Ne1 York Express.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17

Mr.. McHenry, one of the party Of English
capitalists that made a tour through this
country, has purchased Mr.. Bierstadps pic
ture Of the Rocky Mountains for the sum oil
1926, 900. Mr.. HcHenry already possesses 8
fine collection of fine paintings, valned at
$500, 900.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17

DR.. xcCook, Of Steubenville, Ohio, father
Of two Generals and one naval officer, and
uncle of four more Generals of the same
name, died in Washington on "Wednesday,
at the residence of his son, General Anson
McCook,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17

Miss Harriet Lane, niece Of e1 President
Buchansn, will be married shortly to Henry
Z. Johnson, wealthy banker of Baltimore.
Johnson was ono Of the political martyrs OF
Fort Warren, In the early part Of the war,
for running the blockade to Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

ID r. 81. E FRANCK,
SOUTHERN LOOKING GLASS, PORTRAIT
AND
PICTURE-FRAME MANUFACT0RY,
ESTABLISHED " 1910,
late Of Nam street. now 2ls. Broad, between Second
aud Third streets, have at their show room
French Plate Pier and Mantle Mirrors
oval Looking Glass
Portrait and Picture Frames Of all sizes and styles
Plain aud Ornamental Gilt and Rosewood Mould
ings
Cords aud Tassels
Fancy Frames for Card Pictures
Marble Slabs, Tables aud Brackets
Engravings, Autographs
Old frames regt In the best STYLE Work done the
best terms, and warranted. Liberal reduction to the
trade. orders filled promptly.
Portraits of all the Confederate Generals
oct l4-lm B. T. Il l.. Z. FRANCk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17

The late lamentei Lempriere tells US that
10 was changed into heifer but we have
lately CLEANED from a Doctors prescription
the following piece of information respecting
the death of that young person '1o-dide Of
Potassium. Punch.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17

By this line offer to Inc public through the entire
route from RICHMOND TO BALTIMORE, such accom-
modaons as cannot fail TO give satisfaction. The
boats ON the James River unsurpassed in SPEED,
ELEGANCE OF FINISH and general adaptation to the
business OF Il DAY ROUTE, being cOnrruced with
large and open saloons above and
private saloons, for ladies, on the main decks.
The steamers LOUISIANA, Captain 6. W. RUSSELL,
GEORGIANNA, Captain s. PEARSON, aud ADELAIDE,
Captain CANNON, on Chesapeake Bay, have been re-
Gently rehtted, painted and furnished. They have
ample stae-room accommodations, and the tables are
always supplied with the best the markets Of Norfolk
and Baltimore can furnish.
Passengers having through tickets Will be conveyed,
with their baggage, from the boats TO the depot, in
Baltimore, free of charge.
Call and get your tickelB at the office the Company
at Montague Whitalrs, Insurance Agents, No. ?sl,
Main street, Just below the SpotswoOd Hotel
Be sure and ask for the NJ. MARTIN, THOMAS
COLLYER or the CITY OF RICHMOND, Of the BAY
LINE, Rockets.
These Steamers touch at Portsmouth going and COM
ing. RAsRlNS BkiDGFokD'
General Agents.
WILLIAM C. SMITH, General Ticket Agent.
JOHN II. FRBENAS formerly captain of the Curtis
Peck aud JOHN Poe, Jr., Passenger Agents.
sepa0-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17

DAILWAN SUPPLIES AND
II TRIMMINGS ofevery description, for sale by
J. WRIGHT,
aul6-3m No. o. Main street, up stairs.
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6 - - -

THE VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
/ This ROAD is in complete order aud in cou
nection with the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad
al Bristol Ard the Company is prepared to forward all
Goods aud Merchandise, &c, with care amt despatch
convenience OF those persons shipping 10 the South aud
Southwest have made arrangements tnat will admit 81
the charges all shipments beyond Bristol following
the goods to their destination.
SHIPMENTS from Lyuchburg to Bristol and along the
line al Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad East West
must as usual be prepaid and so from Bristol 70 Lynch
burr THOMAS d. JELLIS,
octg-lm General Freight Agent
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STATE Of VIRGINIA. AUDITORS OFFICE,(
RtcHNOSD, October Jth, l'ej.
10 the PfcyideltSQF the Sererut IaterHal ImPT0rf'
neat C0mganieS of The State Of IrgiHia
INrEENAI DCPROvENENr c0NPANIEs-

GENTLEMEN Your attention is espectfulIy called 10
the following sections Ut the act Imposing lakes Jr the
sorf Of the Government the present year passed
The 81 of March, ls55, t0 wit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17

sport Of the Government tor the present wear passed
the 81 Of March, lsoS tD wit
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
- Every railroad company or canal company shaI'
hereafter rer0rt quarterly the 18th day Of March
Jane September and December, IN each year, 70 The
Auditor Jt PGbt Accounts, the number OF Passengers
p5r.cl aud The aggregate number OF miles travel
lel bv them within this Commonwealth, the Sr0s.
amount received by such company ior trans p1faO4 "
freight over such ROAD or canal or any part thereof
durug the quarter next praceus tlJ lTai day VI the
month iu which such report Is made. such company
whose road OF gIuat is only IN part Whlu the Ou-
mon yraalh shall report aforesaid such portion only
III such amcunt received Tor the transportation OF
within this C5nno 6ears o. the whole Of such
81 Such statement SHAH hs veEiL-d by the osjhs of
fbs President and the Superintendent OF Irau~pOrta
ron or other proper utlCer. Evtry company falling 10
make such report -hlU BE- uusi i've hundred dollars
Al the time Of usk ng such report the company shall
paV into Treasury for every passenger transported,
Tax 90 the uf Que mill Tor every mile OF ganspor
t,tou of each 1i such passengers, sud tax Of one
thirl per c0uun 90 susn gross amount received
tyr the transportation vt freight Every such company
plyiug such taxes shall Not ur assessed with any tax
t is lands buildings cars, boats, AID other property,
watch they are autLorized by Law Q" hold have But
t uen company tail pay SUcH taxes either OF the
Ussts and other property shall he immediately asses
sed uu5er the directions gt thy Auditor 90 Public Ac
couus, by any person appointed 'y him Tor tbe pur-
pose AZ It's fu value, aud tax shall be "a once levied
lselel by Euy sheriff whom the Auditor may direct aud
such sheriff slal. sell aud t.,trau any Persoual pro-
pery Of such company. agu pay such taxes into the
Treasury within three mouths from the time when
sue assessment is furnished 90 h!In.
= prompt compliance with the iorgson requirements
WM =. TAYLOR.
Vctl-eaw.w Auditor PuoAc Accounts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17
STEAMBOATS,, ETC.
IEW LINE STEAMERS -

NEW LINE STEA MERs
FOR
NORFOLK,
FORTRESS MONROE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17

Regular 5laiI aud Passenger Trsiu leaves RICHMOND
daily except sundays az 80 N Leaves paEViLIe
dlily except SUndsysI at ll5 A. NJ.
PIEpAONT RAILROAD.
Traius leave panvile for Greensboro AZ g 80 A. u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17

yIRGISIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Trains leave Richmond az \. NJ. aud rs ?. NJ
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD.
Trains leave Richmond az A. VI. aud 50 2. NJ.
Seats on James river leave Richmond az "a. NJ.
sep 2o-u THOS DDDAMEAD, Superintendent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17
ATLANTA
RIcHMoSp, September 2l ls65-
PASSENGERS FOR LYNCHBURG, KNOXVILLE AND
THE SOUTH.

.rns E.,t Tennessee and Virginia Railroad will be
completed u ten dav> aud al this dale there l. but one
transfer aud that very short The trains ruu daily be-
tween Lynchhurg and Knoxville. Passengers TAXI
tbe NIGGT TRAIN, at It's p. NJ, on the VIRGINIA
CERTRAL & RAILROAD, will connect next morning with
Inc Mail Train leaving Lyuchburg Tor the south
wM. r. ADCuCK,
savs2-t General Ticket Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17

NORTH CAROLlNA CENTRAL RAILRoA AD.
Train, leave Greensboro t0t Charlotte AZ n A. NJ.
ana i27 NJ. Trains leave ioI Raleigh al 10 Is p. NJ
1.rn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17
RICHMOND WING,
RAILROADS, ETC.
pIcHMoyD AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.

DIRECT CONNECTIONS NORTH WITH WASHING
TON BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
SOUTH WITH FARMVlLLE, LINCHBgRG; kIC.,
VIRGINIA GREENSBORO, SALISBURY,
CHARLOTTE AND RALEIGH, NORTH
CAROLINA.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONDAY, Feb. zap. n

MONDAY, Feb zap. n
~v w.s an sbssnos of speculative feeling = the nrst
.su-.os az the stock board and consequently very
I'D p~s steady marksA Ths vsriasisns = The sloss
frvm sHsurdAys second board prices were improve
meat m Voc York Central q 4, Beading u. Michigan
csusrsl 4, Illinois Central u Erie Hudson River and
yo~ Wayne we're sssady Rock Island declined u, Mich
ssn ss1shsru X, ounbsrland Coal az. ~eee
oswsrnmsas securities were steady, the chief activity
bssax m awstwestlsa he old ssas d which sold =
iosJx snd Ne nsw = losk ~ Tea-fortiss wsrs In
as1~nd "a fo1k. I4 8lM
"A ths opsa bssrd n one o'clock the speculative
Urn 80 ssronsss and euesssions improved X ~,
cums~rsNnd sxospssd, which declined l.
A second regular board ths market was fraction
Ash~r sn pwsss u The INA A. the closs Erie showed
q ssxsscs apos M elosns pes a the morning a X,
Nsw vws cs.rA y. Hudson River ", Rsadins ~,
ahs~a seashsn y. nlIno,s ceatsal X. Rock Island y.
wDs Wayne y, Cumberland L Michigan Central d.
sAn~s X Nor<Aws~srs~ go ssssdy
0gvsrurnssa securities we're arongss. Tvotwsutie,
sSv<nses n nsw i.sas y, ssa.forslss y.
A ne cpss eo~rd a half pest three the markss Wa
s0svs 80 hsshss Ere inpssved IN, New York Cen
xai ", h@ssxAs I. Fen Wayne " Rock Island y.
TIE xAa mArkss he's sssn qulss s day and nee from
fmpxs&ns rumcrs me vsiams IL business transacted
90 nshx baa Ne saos~ksns neverhees have shown
s<~Hsas uBss sAsss q ssssray Aftsrneoa Thsy vsss
emzn~.
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ssssnd Ne funeral fsoa ~ rsalsass Of " D. o,Brs~
ss,, ns osS., e. Wednesday n0
var WAR-Oa Monday, February IL hin LsusA
invited % ssssa1 shs fsasr Wsdassday sfssrssos,
q two O'Clock q the residence Of her nephew. W.
AVM1-is this city, On sunday evening. February n
AsousAID y WA IN the - ys.s q bis age
ne relatives s.d fsnss Of ths fanily aIss ne men
spscully invited 70 attend the funeral q the Preseyts
Ran church. corner of Fifth avenue and NfneieentA
street wednesday sfsssaOoa, q two soeok wsA'ss
Vcossa~ on saturday evening. February Il, R,aEA.s
wAlan, sos Of Charles H and CaahArss vo@nA
Ss rsissvss "a and fssnds ass invited . asssaa -
funeral. On Wednesday morning, q eleven e'oock' -
wAmsut-As Harlem, on Sunday morning, FserusV
y AxMus ;. WAzzzsos, agsd y ysan . mon'ns - :
fhs relatives and friends Of he family, and thaes =
his brothers-inlAw, Timothy Kelly and Peter AcCokS
srs invited % attend The funeral this Tussda ssnsc
tween Third and Fourth avenues
wAmsa-0n Saturday, February II, Ina r, 49,
son q James and LsesiA WassEs, aged months I'D =
n. relatives and friends q The family srs rsspscssu1
= ns ana
krss streets, ths ussday a{tsrnOsn q one O'clock ;
OBITUARY.
special @ssns q rss S.! .nsss 0snRssE S 81
Me following preamble and resolutions were unanaaoss
49, Il =
whereas this company have with fselinu q prcfnn9
sorro learned Of the deceass q an associate ana
Nohae Murphy event thai has forever oopxs
Of his oompsnon.hg having occursd 9. Mosdsy ne
Of Omupotsncs err fcaruy rsmiuasd Of the unsisoAn
r. Abe things Of this s Of the unoertnt o. mans nope4
mercy q the Creator Who BY the s.SAss
most bonored respected and admired; the good the innsca
tal the great and the powerful are - obey LIS
and nought len for but implicit rs vss
and Whereas from the intimate personal re4Auons -
listed between the deccasod and the members OF tns
many virtues Of The deceased his loss yt p severely ~
BIZ the members Of this company; b. y eheretore
Resolved That sincerely lament and deplore tns
Of Michael Murphy late member OF Ms conPcIE NJ ~
rsaved family heartfelt sympashy and condosrs
the memory the deceased attend his funeral ~
nesday the 10th inst attwo p. NJ, from hs Late resoee
Resog That the foregoing preamble And reso,,io ~
duly authenticated and SSPX fs lnxHS6Y cSsss
| WV NJ THOMPSON Secretary. .o rN
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The Enterprisc Of the Herald.
usswb~n ~ q, correspondence Of the Daily Wisconsin
WHAT 4 An TO wnrTk ABOUT AND WHAT TO AVOID,

(N9Nnrr0, coftsponncnrcu OF WiscOn9ln.I
WHAT Z An TO wnITk ABOUT AND WHAT TO AVOID.
n hardly necessary for me TO remind You again. %
have heretofore, that l do not aim TO Give Won
N any Of my hurrcdy written letters, the news u the
DAY 10 II developed BY tho march Of events IN this
direction I leave that 70 the telegraph and the NEW
Ysx nwAIn The great thread Of political history h
bang rapidly unravoed ths part Of the country uss
now, I know but were 70 attempt the transmission
Oh any part of n you through the medium or Z com.
manraon u this kind, before would reach ven the
elscsc current would have made II stale Cat asd un-
prontiae" Therefore only propose to speak Of the
eharacieratcs Of ths people hsresbouts their customs
We notes % various local events TIA, around ma
and IN fne connne myself much possible 10 what
n NOT likely 10 ret into the New Yorx papen These
with well rd correspondents In every direction Whose
success depends upon their skill and readiness In obtain
ins early and startling information and with their fac
enter nc upon almost any expsase THAI may deemed
aAmiNblc f0rostali any efforts that might Be made a.
comp~slton BY Journals outside OF the great
uhrough any such channcM ~ regular correspondence
ruu n,rruarRIsn or THE INV yoRK JOURNALS.
The NKw Yorx H@RArp n unqnestionahly ahead OF all
osher papers this country In the master special out
laws of IA kind In order 70 obtain the earliest and most
extensive information In connection with the war And
: regularly paid correspondents Of the HxRAp At every
u of any consequence along tbs whore have
tssn The other Nov York papers generally send one or
moro rspsves along with any spc al expedition thai
NAV b snderssksn, and some u thcm keep few per
maneul eorrssposdsots n soms Of the armies Of the
UnloA bot 6nd ths HnaAto has resident rcprcssnts-
uvcs = 6Gsrent points all through the SOUTH who are
sxoIusvs Of ~ regular army correspondent whom Il
employs 70 ssssns that deserves praise for tho enter
prtss ihus dspaye6 however much one may disliko
As eharsosse % shs MxnAlD ~ gigantic opsaons ars
ves1ssfI - sssss<nely p~ns&sssAy.
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Died.


aged 90 years, 10 months and Is days.
70 attend tho funeral from the residence OF her daugh
YER No 100 East Twenty sixth street., ON wednesday r..
tcrnoon, Al halfp past one O'Clock
BArrii. In Brooklyn, on Sunday, February IA Par
His remains will 10 .aksn 70 Calvary csms,sry this
SsScs Eshssensn street, oowsnus, near Third avenue
Bunx1a Harlem, on Monday morning February
- A sss o %assss s snai 70 dsya - ''' 0'
Tho friends Of the family arc invited 70 attend the fa-
neral this tuesday, sfernoon q two O'Clock, y l2ssh
Bu1H Saturday, February II, Jom ,. BUncz,
me relatives and friends Of the family are invited %
nom the rcsIdencs Of h brother n-Aw John r. ssdy,
lls Pacific street, Brooklyn
Bowrss.Msuddeniy on saturday, February II, scosr
BowSa Of Flushing Long Island, In tho 9Th yssr q
fhs friends and relatives Of the family are invited 70
attend the funeral At the Friends' meeting house In
Ylushing, this Tuesday) morning n II oelock Trains
isays James slip and Thityf0urK street. ferries q ssa
B1nn1 On Monday. February ia, Many Ra.Assn
BArYult, aged - year,.
invited 70 attend tho funeral this ussdav) afternoon,
q two O'Clock, from 70 Fossyth street.
10. .1 spn%S;y ysesy y r., Fan 1 ,s :'S
usooths add rs days
The relatives aud frends Of the family ars respectfully
invited 70 attenu ene IunoTA from l FoT dIcsn pAoS
brooklyn this russday) afternoon, q two o'clock.
BnEAr--0n Monday, February ID, cAszAHHn \
BnzxAE, aged 50 years
Funeral irom the house Of her sonin-law I'm Psrego,
lol Warrington street. Brooklyn this ussday afsers
noon. ~ two O'Clock.
-' BTsss-on Monday, February II JAxs Brnrs, aged
fke friends Of the family and the members Of Engine
Company No II invited 70 attend the funeral from
his sae residence, 10 LOWS street. Wednesday afsr
noon. az two O'Clock. The members Of the New York
Young Msns Roman Catholic Benevolent Association
viii NEST d their rooms Wednesday afternoon, a
haifpast twelve O'Clock, 70 make Arrangements 70 attend
The funeral of our late brother msmbsF James Byrna
- 0rtss. JOHN q SCULLf, PrssdsnL
p Tuun Recording eecrstary. 4
Cuuuns.-lnA C0Hrma.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
ARcuR-wooD.- Thursday February Q, at Yonkers,
N Y, by the Rev DR.. Wakey, w. H. ARCHER to Miss
Sarah woop OF Brooklyn, L. !.
Bnn-SrExIs.--0n Saturday, February Ill by the ksv
Theodore Potts Captain THoMAs BILL, Jr, OF New York
to NJ LUcIuE SsEE, second daughter Of James Steele,
ESQ., Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
D RRAEcE-MoRRr AT tho residence Of the brides
mother In Jackson Mich, by the Rev. DR. Grinnell,
rector OF 81 Peters church. Colonel JOHN Locks Dor
RAvcx Of New York city, 70 Miss HARRIET T. MORRISON,
OF the former place.
Ds1ARKs- -JsynRYs On Saturday, February II, By
tho Rev A. Francis, Captain Ell NJ DnLARKz 70 MrA
ELIZA JuvERys both OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
Rochester and Bunhlo papers please copy.
Hoyr-CoGswEL--M the residence o. Theo n
Studlsy ESQ., NO % West Thirty ninth street, New York,
on Monday morning, February ID by tho Rev. THIS 8
HastingA tEss Hsar Esq Superintendent OF the Ar,-
ercan Telegraph Company, Halifax, Nova Scotia TO Miss
Cogswell, ESQ., Of Flint, Michigan. No cards
N1xs-BKSyAMs.-At Stephenfown, on Thursday,
Of spenoertown TO MARY D., eldest daughter Of John
benjamin..
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Curious Termination or . Law Suit.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Before judge DAILY

FHs fs.--Manning DSosrsa Us. Allen Karnak This
action brought to the difference gold
delivered by the plaintiffs 10 defendant while acting
bis brokcrs The plaintiffs proved tho existence Of
agreement with defendant the 18th Of Nay, 1884 70
buy and soil gold for him In tho gold On OF
these transactions hore loss Of $7sS 81 TO the de-
PENDANT for tho recovery Of which the present suit
Instituted.
Tho defendant upon taking the stand positively
chat he had NOT employed tho paintif as his broke
and that hs had mover made any purchases or sales
through them He also denied having been In the
sod ROOM and stated THAI the entries Of the sales made
hy tho psantG clerk In his salesbook were false and
fraudulent e.a t8
The casc submitted 10 the jury under the charge
az the Court when they rendered verdict for
the plaintiffs for the full amount without leaving their
seasa The foreman Of the jury announced that
was their unanimous belief that the defendant had
falsely in the matter and recommended the Judge
70 call tho attention OF the Grand Jury 70 the that
en- Indictment for perjury might BE- found l. BIrdssys
fss shs plainiinsi Brown 3 Levy for ths defendant