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MARRIED..

COOPER-MONTG0MER On the evening of
the 18th of September, at the residence of Rev Jas
Thompson. GEORGE. COOPER TO Miss SARAH
A MONTGOMERY, all of Baltimore
, New York and Baltimore papers please copy I.
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TEEsPAssING.-Wlthin 4 week or two quite
4 number Of persons have been cutting wood
from the farms IN the county and from the
lands belonging TO the government near Giles
bCrO- BY an act Of Congress magistrates have
HE power to dispose Of trespass cases by fine
or imprisonment IN the county Jail. The result
Is tLaI several OF those trespassers have been
made TO pay very heavy prices for the wood
they cut.
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BASE BALL.-1esterday afternoon, two mines
OF the National, composed of members engaged
IN the Comptroller OF the Currency's Bureau
and the Third Auditors Office, participated in
a match game at base ball, which was won by
ihe Currency nine.
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-W. Hemphill
Jones, Esq. of Delaware, and c. Ingle, of
this city, have been admitted 10 practice at the
bar OF the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia and +. W. Jones, of Georgetown.
has been appointed an examiner in chancery.
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oe ls-3taw&ds J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
IL INGS AT THE DISMASTLED FORTS
AROUND WASHINGTON.

AROUND WASHINGTON.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT Of Washtngton.
Wa, SSss Of 6., e gSs cin.g1
Will be sold at Public Auction to the highest bid
Barracks ofhcers' quarters, Hospitals. Me sne
houses: stables, and other structures belonging to
and batteries around Washington, as follows
viz: ''''
On MONDAY, OCTOBER GOTH at lOo'cIock a
m, at Battery PARROT, four frame buiIdings same
Sndns DAY az M cGe so0 frame
Ve err 70 f FIVE i've frame me hgiIdlpgs;
at Fort Slmmonds, fourteen (l4l Frams and Log
buildings. Same day at O'Clock D. m, at Fort
E51Tf rPf kkGs
buildings; Same day IT o'clock p. m, at Fort
On Tit RspNY, SUvEMBER Id at 10 O'Clock
q m, at Fort Kearney, twenty (eOJ Frame Build
twelve Frame Buildings; and at o clock D. m,
at saifi5H sHsaf 53Ffs nse 70
m, at Fort siemmer, six t6) Frame Buildings.
same day, at u o'clock m, at Fort Bunker Hill,
on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ga. at 10 o'clock
q m; at Fort Thsyer, seven % Frame and Log
toga, fourteen tl4l Frame and Log Buildings
a. MAST EAST OF E6 EAsTERN BRANCH:
m, at Fort Meigs, seven 40 Frame Buildings
Sales same day ati2 S'cicsk m. at Fort Davi;
at Fort Ricketts, four IL, Frame ram Buildings dDss
On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH. at 10 O'Clock
a m, at ort Snyder, nine (9) Frame Buildings;
and same day, at O'Clock p. m, at Fort Greble,
FIVE 80 Frame Buildings.
SOUTH OF POTOMAC.
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER sth, at ii
o'c!oek a. m; at Fort willard, ten (l0) Frame
sRi gb e
Q. m, at Battery Garesche, nine (9I Buildings
Same day, at u clock q. m, at Fort Reynolds
eight go Buildings: and at O'Clock p. m, at
Fort Scott, six (6D Buildings. All frame struc-
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, at 10 o'clock a.
m, at Fort Berry, nine 49, Frame Buildings Same
day, at II O'Clock a. m, at Fort Barnard, twenty
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, at 10 o clock
a. m, at Fort Runyon, eleven (llI Frame Build.
ings. Same day at II o'clock m. at Fort Albany
six t6l Frame Buildings, and at o o'clock D. m, at
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, at 10 O'Clock
2: M, at Fort Corcoran, forty nine (49D Frame and
On TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18th, at 10 O'Clock
a. m, at Fort Woodbury., twenty I20) Buildings
Same day at J clsck P. m, at Fort Strong. nine
Bennett. eight go Buildings. All frame and stock
ade structures.
These sales embrace a very large quantity of Ium-
per, and an excellent opportunity thus offered 10
ton to secure building and fencing material conye
nient to their property.
The military guard win remain upon the prem
ses seven days after date of sale for protection Of
VII. be required to remove the buildings, &C., with
Buildings will be sold singly.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster
oc 1S-2Ut Department of Washington,
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To THE LADIEs.-The Magic Fountain. No
2C6 Pa. avenue, near Wizards, from which I'm
summer has flown that delicious soda water
now sends forth pure, sweet Apple Cider
equal to any champagne. Call and try il, 60
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REsIGNED-Mr. Charles Haney. who for
over dozen years past has filled the posi-
ton of Conductor on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, Washington Branch) has resigned
10 accept the position of General Eastern
Agent Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. Mr.. Haney was one of the
most trustworthy and popular Conductors on
the line, and Will doubtless be as successful in
hls new position as he has been on the Wash
jngJOE Branch.
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceH-Yesterday,
The Will of Louisa G.. McCalla was fully
proven, and John NJ. McCalla qualified as
executor The will of Michael Griffith was
fully proven, and Michael Cooney qualified
rs executor.
VIM. q. Jeffries qualified as administrator of
the estate of David F.. Jeffries Mary F. f.
Purcell was appointed guardian to the orphan
son OF the late Lieut.. West Scott. E c. Morgan
obtained letters of administration on the estate
OF WIn- Walker, deceased.
The first accounts Of Elias A. Eliason guar
dian OF Elizabeth X. Rhodes and Ellen NJ
Rhodes, were approved and passed.
The administrator of the estate Of Sarah
Smith. deceased, filed a petition setting forth
that when he was appointed administrator in
l-6n the estate was indebted to French Forrest
IN the sum of about SLIGO, and that he 1.-THE
administrator had paid various amounts to
FORESTS order. Forrest subsequently went
south, and the petitioner now Graves leave TO
pay certain claims to parties to whom Forrest
was indebted. The prayer of the petitioner
was granted
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R1 4. +. FACE, Auctioneer.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED LOT ON MAssA-
CHUSETTS AVENUE AND NJ STREET
NORTH, between l4th and 18th streets and near
ly opposite the magnificent residence Of Mr. Hill,
at Auction. - =
On SATURDAY, October q, at 5 D. m, on the
sons subdivision Said Lot fronts on Massachu-
sets avenue and runs through TO street; Is ell
from the Presidential Mansion
Terms stated at time If sale.
&C HIST K r PAGE Auetionaar
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= FURNITURE, a
FURNITURE, "
49, FURNITURE. m

The subscriber Is happy TO inform his numerous
ulrnds and customers that his stock Of
CABINET FURNITURE
.tgl and complete, and at prices that cannot fail
y give entire satisfaction, consisting Of
hich PaTlOT suits, upholstered In Wrench Broca-
SsI-. Nylyets, REPS and Hair-cloth; Gilt Frame
ger and MaBtel Mirrors: Gilt Brackets and Mar
t.- s.aL-, Handsome Chamber Furniture, in Wal
LLl Mahogany Oak and Imitation, finished in oil
- vanish, Walnut. Oak aud Mahogany Marble
y ] Ndebsards with Etegere Tops; Msrbie-top Ts-
- ID great variety; Bedsteads Bureaus, Wash
tAILds, Extension Tables; and, in fact every ar
a. usually TO be found in q frstclass Housefur-
--sLlng Establishment. call is earnestly re-
'-e''sd before purchasing.
JOHN Q. WILSON,
@eojm Southeast corner 9Th and d sts.
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II O i t,ssALE.ThIee handsome well broken -
On TIpI SkSFS Tor sale. Apply TO ID. I~N
i LhlhLlF . Northwest corner G and lsthN2S
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MIL LINERY OPESISG

MRS. J. 4. SPENCER takes ple..nr. 4. .,
uOuDcinR TO the ladies Of Washington and ~
vicinity that she Will open on THURSDAY o. (6N
tsbsT 10, an elegant assortment Of Paris Mil
EueTy, selected from the leading houses OF Nav
York. Mrs. ;. dehes competition, either in goods
or prices.
AlsO, Dressmaking In the most improved styles
With a large assortment of Dress Trimmings. GAS
Penn avenue. EDtrance on street, second door
Rom eth oc 1851
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ply GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucti7neers.

VERY BEAUTlFUL BUILDING LOTS ON
sTREFTs, CAPITOL HILL, AT Abortion.
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, We shall sell,
lowing named valuable Building Lots, situated on
the squares Immediately opposite the East CAPITOL
fr LSss an. nSt n sSga.s Ne S ThI; property
Lots T. Is, 20 q, and 2, in same Square fronting
Lot - is the corner of lst and streets having
front OF g feet with depth of rs feet, and viii
Also, half of Lot No IS, in Square sss, having .
front Of Is feet on south A, near the Csspsris
House; running back lls feet inches TO a thirty
All the Lots in the irst-named Square run back
The above mentioned are certainly the most de-
sirahle and beautiful building sites on Capitol
improvements progressing. The attention Of per
sons Wishing to purchase handseme building sites
fully invited 20 the sale. The sale viii commence
on south street. =
oclsd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
A UCTIoN sALE-HosPITAL PROPERTY.
MEDICAL PuRyEYoR's orrrcK,v.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., October r. ISIS
= The sale Of serviceable Hospital Property and
Tg53js0gs win Be eGPtnHsd a ggsies
ls, at 10 O'Clock a.. N.
Sales held every Thursday. a
&C H,St Surgeon o. s. A, Med. Pur1eyor.
RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
,0s On SATURDAY, the 18th day .f October, A D.
RS M S5 Ss twenty ON
sGs s street between 9th and 9Th stTeets west
feet wide 0sS part Of Lot tyep and the
running back that width % the said alley. =
snhstanfisi Frame Houses, two and q half stor,cs
high, with basement, possession Of which VII -
hyering of the deeds Zach house cont ~. 80 Ss
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Yung Actress" Forence's humor' and ,he
Ttsatility OF Mrs. p. are no less irresi stable
tbn curing their triumphant season here last
vnter, and should not be missed
JDD FELLOWS HALL.-Mr and Mrs Harry
watkins IN capital programme of burIesous,
Iuslc. and other performances, forming an en-
lublic
CONFERENCE.-The sensational play of 1.-The
Ltlnale CIerks OF Washington, or Early's last
sand, burlesque, ballet, songs, Ethiopian
C3mIcalites, &c. Matinee this afternoon
MEETING OF THE MEROHANTs.-In obedi-
ence to a published call, requesting the mer
GIANTS and business men Of Washington to as.
ssmble AT the City Hall to take preliminary
steps for the organization Of a Merchants Ex
change IN this city, quite number assembled
last night al the appointed hour
The following firms We're reprpsented NJ tho
meeting, viz king i Burchell, c. W Boteler.
IT, II. S"mken, W. X. Snow 4 Co, w a
uetz Tott, r, NJ. Hall Co. ]. T. Walker
Bacon 4 Co. W. II. Claggett, Barbour, Semmes
& Co. : Norment, Lansburg Bro. j. b. Bry
an ( Bro, Blanchard & Mohun, c. b. Raylev
Co, J S X. Elyans Co, ]. =. Barthoiow,
MI > N0Tment was called to the chair, and
III. john X. Elyans acted as Secretary
Mr. NIrment having read the cali for the
meeting No suggested that the gentlemen pres
ent express their views upon the subject which
had brought them together.
Messrs g. Perkins, A. X. Shepherd, ]. r.
tageS 20 be- derived from the establishment of a
Merchants Exchange, and urged concert of
action among the business men to accomplish
the object
The offer of Mr.. Perkins TO prepare bylaws
was accepted, and a resolution was passed re-
guessing the merchants Of Georgetown to ioin
il the movement.
On motion of Mr.. Shepherd, the chair ap-
pointed committee Of five, consisting of A r.
shepherd, g. W. Boteler, G.. Perkins, Samuel
Bacon and X. NJ Hall, TO prepare plan of or
ganIzatlOn, tOrepOrt thereon next Tuesday eve
ming.
Subsequently, Mr.. ]. p. Bartholow was
added TO the committee, which was instructed
10 endeavOr to secure full attendance at the
next meeting.
Ii was suggested that many of the gentlemen
who had signed the call, and who desired to be
present, had gone 10 Richmond along with the
City Councils, and that they would undoubt-
edly give hearty cooperation in the estab-
Hshment Of this much needed organization.
Tn motion, the secretary was directed to wait
upon the newspaper publishers and request
Them TO urge the importance of this matter upon
our citizens.
The meeting then adjourned to meet on
Tuesday evening next, at o'clock, al the City
Hall.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
EOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, No 100 High
l. street, Georgetown, having nine rooms, with
water and gas. Terms $50 per month.
MRS. j. q. MYERS,
16-lw' No. LIST street.
EREE VACCINATION lin accordance with
Il law OF the Corporation of Gsorg etown, the sub
scriber viii vaecinate grntHionsy, all residents of
this Town. He will also attend all poor persons
there sick with small poX. .E.a. .. -...
Residence and Once 81 Dnnbarton street. -
&C 6-eO2w CHAS. II. CRAGIN M ID.
WARDW ELL HAYS, AQCTIONEERS,
w GEORGETOWN,
Will attend to sales Of personal property and real
estate, on the most reasonable terms.
Persons wishing to dispose Of property at auction
are respectfully invited 10 call at our store, No. 30
East Market Space, Georgetown.
Sales OF housekeeping goods and many other artf-
hcles at store every Tuesday and Saturday morn
&C sims wARDwELL HAYS. Aucts.
NEW DRY GOODS STORE,
~ No. 10I BRIDGE STREET,
GEORGETOWN, ID. C.
The subscriber has Just opeued a large and en-
tiTely new and well selected Stock Of N
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS,
which have been purchased under the most favor
able circumstances, and will be SOLp AT SHORT
PROFITS.
He would respectfully invite the public to call
and examine his Stock.
25-lm' BENJAMIN MILLER.
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Sc 2-lmf PHILADELPHIA Pa, ~
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auotioneer..

- The ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POST.
until THURSDAY, the 18th day Of 0ctoSer 'n n
isl; the sale win take place At the hour Of
oc i6-d GREEN WILLIAMS 49,. ~
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WANTED-THE ATTENTION OF
w SMOKERS.
PRINCE, No. s79 r street, opposite Patent ONCE,
offers to smokers Of the District his new brand of
HUNKEE PUNKIE
smoking Tobacco equal to the finest Turkish.
Havana Cigars Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
MeersChaum and BriarwoOd Pipes in profusion
ONLY place in town for the Hunkee Punkie.
WANTED-SE SECOND HAND FURNITURE
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING and H0USEFURNISHING GOODS of every
description. Il. BUCHLY, AO6 7th street,
jesff between q and H. east side
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E0R sALE.That splendid RESIDENCE at the
4 corner OF New York avenue and 18th street.
For particulars inquire at go II street north, back
OF Patent once, ct me hours OF q. m. and 8
O'Clock p: m. JAMES TOWLES,
gu N-u Property Agent.
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A UCTIoN sALE-HOsPITAL PROPERTY.

MEDICAL PURyEYoRs OFFICIAL
WASHINGTON, ID. O., October IL, IssS
The sale OF seryiceable Hospital Property and
furniture will be continued at judiciary SQUARE
10, at 40 O'Clock a. m
Sales held every Thursday.
&C list Surgeon q. s. A, Med. Purveyor.
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n REWARD.-Straye ed or stolen, on + rilay
CIV night, October II, a small, dark brown
HORSE, full name and tail. of a Can adian style;
very narrow behind and thick neck and shoulders
with sore on the rieht side Of his back; mark on
left side four inches long; hind leg sets in. The
above reward will be given If returned to LEWIS
WATSON, Seventh Ward Station house. oc Is 2t'
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Il DWELLING and STORE, No. 1874 Pennsyi.
yspia ave, between nth and 18th streets, fine
business s;.and, containing Is rooms. Possession
Ing gwen on the LIST OF November. Inquire within
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-On 18th instant from
- the Subscriber one Buffalo Brindle COW, and
will shortly Calve. A liberal reward will be paid
TO any one giving information or bringing her to
me. j. u. MOORE,
&C 7-3t Corner of 9Th and III streets
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TaEssIsss E:s e -.s s EsI s.yrs !.
.; Ne s'ssi's ssS's Z II 4. 9pf;ssJ. s..d
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Port Of New York, January 20, 1865.
CLEARED
s,ssm.sp s.y:nn;h sCn'ses ro,' ECysA Lns
.%:Sp 1s.% % as:Ts
Sfis Nora Csr,. Go.ley. Bristol Eng a Bul,.,.
sr Storm Storm Bird Br bssa no or.ads % sue Bull
Schr Julia (Br), Psu Jacmei-H &C A Dewoif
ARRIVED aHs
US steamer Brooklyn, Commander Alsn, Fortress Mon.
s.s s.. MSsss s.,:n; day.
ssss%sslp Monterey 81 ifsa.pcrs, ruroe, Hilton Head,
"a s 81 ,s, pp e. %s gG
ssn Sis 90 Ei%&; ; ss xyi:sris liverpool. % day.
ship Iinsla Hom.n; 81 Lr.rscon. Dawson. L,yerpso,
SS v S, vi. e . S% s & sa ion
G IL ..s nop. sss g Acy Ass
70 ss ss . % bS rsn cS o E Y os r lG
Tom s.s: s y <
s s%esS from isr ssns e .fp Il
sa bark vss .'s e.
s.s sas sS,s s% . snss. sIo Bremen vii"
s. tsrss Wiz ha. Isr s@Ss t s n''n0'
Dark osmsnli tof Boston, Gerry hratIilnn. Mex days
e: ;ss;s s: ~ e. . :
Eas IL days. with sugar and molssses to James ward
Co isthinss la o. lon Ts0 saw bark Deney Of Bucks
Brig Bell. Ford Port Royal days, ballast Yates,
schr Jos.ll,Os Small sof Kinss,on ia. Horton, Na,s-
mnros - days. With cotton, 10 smith DunnnG
sfs ' e john bacon A.
Into tho Delaware breGkwater for harb0r.
with nsh, 10 Chas Shearcr. 80 n : :
echr Brave O'Brfen, York River.
Schr lloyt, o. INNER, Fortress Monroe.
Schr john TwAy, lnnan, FORTRESS Monroe.
Bchr Forest Homo, Thorne, Virginia.
Bchr xingareils, Fiatt Virginia.
Scar Abigail Jennngi Jones Virginia.
sesr Elnses,h. s;selmsn, Great Egg Harbcr;
echr Frank Herbert, Clowel, Philadelphia
echr Clara Ball, 49,, New Bedford.
torpedo boat Chino untch comme nding, Boston,
dsya Wac tow cd W this city b. steamtug Jewetl
Bteamtug yeweit Tren.ain, Boston.
steamer Caleb uusinG Bos.on.
C" BAlLBD
Steamers O Bailey. Thames, 3 Knight Y Hamilton,
ssIn cbnshs; ssrHs nnns &C., 49, mcns az
lsns brig QAfs Hickman, Nile Elisn Dlclsy; skrs fyo
Caldwell jobs Ourun, Marion. N
wind 81 mnsst wNw.
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scna oavsLIk lea from Philadelphia for new Orleans,
before pa, into Bsrmuda went there ths
he SsS q si
Notice to Mariners.
nrDRooRAralc OsSics, ApsnAlrr,)
,.,.-.... LONDON Jan 1874
ana ne: sss fsasf Light
ss% s SSS Ss e: :s
w White e 70 q; z: w ms,:sn
vs:. sss rsS position sSos 1 s.,s e
saS. Vide berth should Be given % u 4. ssirsniV d
ashs only adapted for local purposes and nes easily
oss ss BE. s.a
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Spoken, Sc.
SHIP Wallace white from Liverpool for Calcutta, Nov T.
sSp tswssf: sscy1 y.ayrn from London Sept - for
Ss.g' ai from s9 3 and Eisinors for Aus
ship Harry q the West Cotton from Antwerp for Ajax.
AHrxssp, Jan e-Ar in the aver Lady Mulsrays Cam,
A!,cAs. Dec bark sehsmyi Trip, Smyrna for B0s-
1Dsr, Dec II Arr Arr %sSioos sturrucl Shields
Esn stuart lyons srn.s BraSicrd Sales. RoSsssoa
wsrt.mbars wills; zenoSa HayeA and LonswoOd. Peter
ssE reported s 4. e 81 g s
Montana hartman Callao Manuela Morse Tor Boston,
s. Ssin: dss s.sa Young INC;
Se.I =. sH 4. cesine KsA.n ~. ss
Eass HAs ,s ~ jan ll-In port sris Julia Arey,
5.Al Jan 7Passsd 6aprerA vlsksry. froa Baltimore for
:.s. si' S.n
Day cs. sss S.r a shspssur Rshai FOR NYo1i
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Jan w.v'rsy Small 90; Trssn Sleeper hs ALA q,
Frankfort, 70 load for Holmes Hole for orders.
American Ports.
BOSTON, Jan 3-Arr Br steamship Canada, Hockley, L.
r.ws NOS xssnc oosan cs Ews
also
BALTIMORE, Jan 1-Bslow bark Horace scudder 0oYtd,
Cd bark Delaware Orb s.sed bsmarsra. Sid 2Oh, bark
0ustav bremA Bremen
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Jos Lane, 0reenea NYork II Lane Lane, vinsihaven
s:h ) HAHN. Reeves. i Fortune Day Tor DO "
HOLMES HOLE, Jan 2t-Arr bark \ Haven, Haven
Fl sass sy1a
q; 49, ~: oss:ss.
fer NYes Ned samper Lerd RSesland fcy ao Hsny Sss
l.ad Cor fhIadspha; Com Ksarney Roberts Csias for
NYork; Julia Baker Lowe, Gloucester for dot Life Boat
Reed Newbuyport for do; sloop Harvest Corwn, NY0rk
xEWroKT Jan = AR schf \ Paine, Jones E...pers
Tor NYoss Sd I'D sehr Com kearnsy, Roberts, from Ca
Jan sA bark. Annie. cA... aud
ports :ncScrsd st.hs ovsrfss; brig. John welsh Ida
:nS S9soSEs from sSSsra S, - i S, s!s sa:
ws. g.. w:.;sssyss ). K:; :sS1 Abby ssssiss
TsosiRESSE Jan ss-Ar steamers aalAsss. Jones, and
atA--Arr steamers oeeanus Crcwe and Falcon Aidrch
Eyork sld schr. spesdwe Robbins fasu1ent River Nd
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

D,Ra.xu-rx.. I'm Brooklyn, on Wednesday, January
D. VI the residence OF the brides father by The Rev
HlAry BlaI chard, Gpo. w. DoARANCs, a., 70 ExAA L.
laughter Of John r. Lee No cards
}nL--OrNrEv.-On Wednesday, January 10, by the
Law Richard Greene, minister Of the Bedford church.
nr wrLrian L GrLl to Miss JENsrs B. OLasrED, eldest
aaughter Of Captain Riehard Olmsted. oil Of Brooklyn
yT~-BsMEY-At the residenre Of the brides father
Wednesday, January %, by the Rev. J. Townsend
es-. H. H,rr Of Stamford, Conn, TO Miss JsGE E. BA
Nv, Of Dahbury, Conn.
Rsn--KErsr.--On Sunday September %, 1884, By
=, Rev Dr. y A, Bombergcr, AtFxASDsK g. HAseT, Of
New York, 70 MARY KLlT. Of Philadelphia
IOw-Ta snsos.-On Thursday January 20, by the Rev.
Or Gallaudet NJ PALsER Low to IsABE Lx daughter Of
a. r Thomson, Esq, all Of this city.
MoNoonRy--Rce --0n Monday, January q, by the
new James D. wilson JoHS MosrGoxE&y, Esq, TO Mrs
Z q. Rioe OF Boston Mass. 800 {
BOSTON papers please copy
EAsl-GL,ssr.-In this CITY, on Wednesday, January
- e the residence OF the brie's uncle the Rev jos
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