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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-21

BUSINESS WITH THE SouTH.-Could the majority
in Congress understand the bad effects of thereg,
isation alike upon the temper of the people and
upon the business of the country,it seems TO us
they would pause in their mad career. But for the
noble and patriotic stand taken by the President,
the business of the country would be greatly dis.
turbed and as it is, owing to the course Of events
in Congress, no one knowing when the Southern
States will be admitted, feels any security of the
future. Many contemplated enterprises, Intended
to benefit labor and trade, we know have been
checked and destroyed by the ruinous measures
proposed in Congress, and the almost ferocious
temper which has attended their introduction BY
and by the rebound will come from the terrible
strain upon good faith and good will, and we ad-
wise members Of Congress to Hr
"Remember Milos fearful end 10
Wedged in the oak he stroye to rend,r zN
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ARRtvED.--rhe steamship Harlan, Forbes,
commander, from Philadelphia, March llth ar
rived with passengers and merchandise, to l. G.
Harris. She experienced heavy weather during
the passage. The Harlan is new iron steamship
constructed expressly for the Morgan line of
steamers between New Orleans and Texas, and is
sister ship to the Morgan and l. C. Harris. The
following is list of her passengers
Charles Morgan, Capt Jas Day Johu Geddes Peter Hogc
Mrs John Oakley child and servent Mrs Brown Morton
G Morton, Moses Brown, Jr H Bengener
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-21

Wilcox q GIBBS Machine will sew, hem, fell,
braid, tuck, gather guilt, cord and embroider with
perfect satisfaction. Wilcox& Gibbs are repaired
and warranted at No. 5 st. Charles street. Please
call and examine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-21

The most economical washing soap ever brought
before the people is Pyle's Q. K. soap, pure and
hard, made similar to French soaps, and does not
unnecessarily waste in use; is good for the laun-
dry, bath 81 toilet. One pound will make three
gallons Of good soft soap. BY the simple. addition
Of water. Pyle's blueing powder IS also the best
washing blue in use Manufactured by James
Pyle, New York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-21

PARADISE Losr.-This famous exhibition was
presented 70 very large concourse of people last
nlgnt. Wegot there just as the performance was
ever and cannot speak for ourselves but every
p0oy seemed delighted with the magnifcence and
beauty Of the scenes. If the g Paradise Lost " is
y wen patronized tonight it was last night the
ptopr,etors, who have been at great expense, will
sons,def that they have not miscalculated in visit
ing New Orleans. ., -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-21

MEMBER OF THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE
The st. Louis Republican, in late editorial, thus
describes one Colonel Babcocke, member of the
legislature of Missouri
We have shown by documentary proof that COL
Babooeke, who processes to be religious man, is
consummate hypocrite. We have convicted him
of being a wilful liar and calumnator. We have
shown thata number Of years ago he was con-
nected with gang of counterfeiters and horse
thieves in Iowa. We have proven that he was last
summer in command Of a party of men who under
tie pretext of an order from Colonel B., atrociousy
murdered Judge Wright and four of his sons, put
ting twenty seven bullet-holes into the faces and
body fronts of the unresistng victims, and leaving
them in the woods with their pockets turned inside
out; and that he, Colonel B. never took any
measures to 5punish his subordnates, but on the
contrary, exuted in their cowardly and inhuman
butchery. We have published speeches made by
him in the House, and acknowledged by him to be
correctly reported in which he has confessed to
acts which no man not stepped in crime to the
very eyebrows would avow, except upon the
gailoWs, or upon the brink of eternity, and in
which he has uttered sentiments the conception of
which could originate in the mind of no other than
villain of the deepest dye
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BANK Srcs7ks AT AucTIos. --r . NJ.
ionde will sell to-day at Il NJ # a,son q peg,
and Auctioneers' Exchange tor aaoa,.
succession of Yiiomss c. Gilmore, deaaass :, she
hundred and fifty shares of the capital stock II ne
Merchants Bank Of New Orleans, also new in
Christ church, Canal street. :
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rs Teary Subscriptions in advance SD half yests si
uarseriy, 81 Single copies 10 cents.
As TIE wEnkLr CRESCENT is published Saturday
Inscription IS per amman, invariably in advance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-21

In Tennessee forty-thres newspapers are nov
published, With q prospecto Of having the number
increased to fifty in . few months. Eighteen Of
tle number are dailies, and twenty five weebaies
nashville supports seven aud Memphis nine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-21

Captain Hogg, late of the Confederate army,
killed Captain Williams Of the Federal army, in a
street fight, in Carthage, Tenn, last week.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-21

eurTMAN GuARps.--We have been furnished by
the publisher. Mr.. Isaac 7. Hinton, printer. 27
Commercial Place, with historical sketch of the
Quitman Guards, which rated as Company E, in
il the 18th Mssissipp egment Of Harris Brigade,
during its career with the army Of Northern
Virginia,
The sketch is written by one Of the active mem
bers Of the company, and we have no doubt it
will prove very interesting summary Of the stir
ring events Of the war in Virginia in which this
company was engaged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-21

1t would seem from the following extract, taken
from the N Y. Price Current and Commercial
List that there are cotton thieves elsewhere than
in the South. Who would have thought it?
We understand that the New Orleans shippers
hesitate about sending cotton to this market, ow-
ing to the high charges current here for carriage,
storage and insurance, and owing to the loss re-
suting from theft In several instances within our
knowledge, captains of vessels which have been
sent out to New Orleans to load for New York,
have telegraphed for permission to load for Liver
pool direct, shippers refusing to send their cotton
here for the reasons enumerated above 1t is to
be hoped that this important trade will not be
driven from our city by any such causes and we
trust that steps will long be taken to render the
expenses of handling, ETC., less onerous. As to
the matter of p5!fering, it is done with IMMUNITY.
1t is no uncommon thing to see halfdozen women
congregated in the vicinity of lot of cotton which
is being handled by laborers, who permit them to
fill their aprons and stuff their clothes full without
remonstrance. In this way good deal of cotton
may be extracted from bale. especially if it is
loosely put up, or the bagging becomes worn out
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-21

1 s. Or THE sIxrH DISTRICT couRr a.
=. Bacon, Esq, il announced i candida i for
" s'sfkshp II the Sixth District Court, subject
Me' nomination Of the National Democratic
palsy., NJ. Bacon, an old citizen. ! law yer am
uem0sr q the press, Is extensively known. He
the public welfare y y Alu Asaious Tor
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RGU Gc0GS.

.B'GW goods.
Just received and landing, diroc. from Earope at
nas
C. A. BARRIERE & RRO.'s, i
I:s5.,.,.....,.... Canal street saas
10 cases A Irish LINEN,
42to 90 inches Pillow Case Linen,
g. ia, l24 Irish Linen sHEErINGs,
=. French :.
.. Drawers, LINEN,
S 81, lOi Table Linen DAxAsK,
5 =. SO and A. Damtsk NAPKINS,
.. So and IS inch Huck TOWELS
10 E. Colored Bordered Linen TOWELS
3 E. jacquard MUSLIN nnd New-artlcles for sloo.
window curtains and bars, -r
90 and lo3 and l2O inch BOBINET,
8 E. a. White Linen NETTING,
bales Brown :. VA
. :. =. Il BLEAcHEp NETTING, s#E
8 cases Printed French ALPACA. E,
3 :. =. and Striped LINENS, .U#
3 :. :. and Broche BAREGEs,' T..
2 :. GRENADINE, .
2 =. Spring Styles and Plain PoPL1Es.
6 Printed Linen LAWNS, #
=. a, IA Black ALPACA,
l >. Black BOMBAZETTE.
=. TAMEsE, F.
E. =. DELATNE. 81 and II,
e. E. BOMBAZISE,
Together with great variety of other articles for sale chen
for CASH only. ,- ID
C. A. BARRIERE 81 BRO,
In Liquidation
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IOJBDe
At 101S o'clock NJ, Monday, 18th inst, Mrs. NANCY
DUNNlUA aged IS years consor OF Hon Dunnica
ST. Louis Mo.
The funeral will take place from the residence of j. W
3lst inst
Rs ST. Louis, NO. Wheeling Va papers please cspy
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THE srrrcH made BY the Wilcox 4 Gibbs Sew
ng Machines is unexceptonable, and superior
even to thanksgiving, being stronger and more
beautiful. Can be seen at Nos ST. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-21

Inc steamship Raleigh Capt. Walker from New
ORE tne ioth instant, arrived at her wharf yes
seraay evening, with full freight and the follow
ing passengers
Law + VIE and four children Miss Kane BECK
,}c y II sli.i Charles HamroInan, Thomas McDermott
Ge aaa I'VE children Rous:on Reardon and wife,
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C0ag Gil and Eansps.
HILL IL VEAxIE.
No. 81 Chartres street, corner Custymhonse.

Having sold my stock Of COAL OIL LAMPS to Messrs
HILL VEAAIE most cheeriuly recommend them to my
friends and customers who have literally favored ME with
their patronage
JAMES CHAPMAN
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Egfs0E street. II5,
E. A T 7 L E R

E. A. TYLER
Has just received large and valuable lot of FINE GOLD
WATCHES, sILVERWARB GOLD GERARD CHAINS
CHATlLAINEs SLEEVE BUTTONS, of various patterns
in Stone and Gold; CHAIN AND BAND BRACELETS
some very rich STONE CAMEO AND DIAMOND WORK;
also, good assortment OF PLATEDWARE in the line OF
Tea Sets Forks and Spoons etc. all of which he offers tor
sale cheap be bought this city Please call and
examine the Stock.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL SuMMARY.-q
sold yesterday as low as l25aDl26 after the re.
sacept of adyices from New York, but subsequently,
reacted, owing to the intelligence of an improve
y ment IN that market and to the announcement Of q
decline in q. s. securities in London on the 9th
5nstant, as advised by the steamship Peruvian
Sales for the day were heavy and the msrke,
closed unsettled at l26a@l26a against l27 and
t l273 on the previous day.
Y Foreign Exchange been exceedingly de-
pressed since our last, and rates have further de-
cned fully " cent. all round, owing to the fall
Ing ons ~ rates Of gold, and to the reduction in
foreign bilisiat New York. Most OF the principal
buyers sabsented themselves from the market
during yesterday and those who remained we're
enabled I'd purchase at for Bank Sterling,
4 1871 I36 for Clear Bills, l33@I34 for Document
Biass 4. a@4. LOT. for Bank Francs, and 4,17aa
4.22T. for outdoor Francs.
sAg Domestic Exchange has shown no variation
whatever for several days past. The demand and
supply yesterday ruled as depicted Id our last. and
operations we're very light at aDa per cent dis.
count, mostly at the outside figure, for bank sight.
and a@5 per cent. discount for outdoor sight 2@al
per cent for 8 and 10 days sight; lG1l Il sper
cent. discount for Is to 2odays; lalg for so days,
and llg2 per cent. discount for so days sight.
B1ak Votes and Secur aies.--The movement I'M
der The above head has been partially suspended
slnce arr last. Offerings we're very light, and the
demand va restricted to classes Of which the sup
ply wa At no time much better than nominal.
q Cotton The movement in the staple was
limited N $3.50 bales yesterday The market was
unsettled throughout, owing to the depression in
4 gold and Il he difficulty in placing exchange.
Buyers claimed % advantage Of 1@2c. y b. on
ther purchases ~ the day, but the movement
was Of TOO Irregular character to establish quo.
taticns ~ any grade, and holders Of the better
I qualities contended that rates Of these dcscrip
tons shad undergone no change. The market,
however Is TO- much disturbed to obtain reliable
or even approxinating quotations, and We there
fore omit them for the present.
Sugar ard Moldsses There il nd alteration u
report il either the foreign Of the domestic pro
duction Sales yesterday, lOs hhds. Louisiana 81.
gar, at full previous prices. 3aI-49
Western Produce Flour ana Grain are MIA "
very full prices. Sales yesterday, 300 bbs' ronr
1000 sacks Corn, 800 sacks Oats ana 25o sacks u
Bran, at the rates furnished in our commercial att.
cle. 4 sale Of 600 tons Hay transpred On private
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E1TassGce y Co.,
SLOCOMB BUILDING,

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SLoCOMB BUILDING,
No. ~ Canal street. md Nos. 81, ss, and 90
| Common Street,
ADJoiElNG THE CITY HOTEL
DrRmcr rMpoRrr,es
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
Offer complete assortment of all styles of Goods pertsinp
to this branch of their business
THEIR SPRING STOCK,
Being fully open is offered to buyers at prices fully meeting
the recent decline.
Sales Guaranteed at New York Prices.
!sanasse! Locsce,
81, 49, Al and 43 PETERS STREET, 4ATE FRONT LEyEE,
HARDWARE AND STOVES.
TIN PLATE, SHEET aud B Ar IRON.
COPPER, PIG and BAR LEAD.
SHEET ZINC PIG and BAR TIN.
NAILS, CASTINGS and HOES.
PL0WS, sHovELs and SPADES.
MANILA CoRDAGE, INDIA RUBBER Betting and
PACKING.
TIN and JAPANNED WARE.
Constantly hand
Large and Complete Assortment of COOKING STOVES.
Sole Agent fOrthe CELEBRATED STEWART COOKING
STOVE.
Clothing ana Furnishing Goods
REDUCED PRICES.
HARRISON St DOWNING,
NO. MAGAZINE STREET, CORNER CANAL.
ofer their Complete Assor.u1 ept of
SPRING CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
80 Per Cent. Below Former Prices.
Greet Bargains ssa Dry Goods,
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c. a. BARRIERE s. BRO,
IN LIQUIDATION,
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ToURo BUILDINGs.
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NkIEASIEI. BURBANK,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General.

GEN'BuELL's REPLY TO SENATOR SIBERIAN
We find the following letter in the New York
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Remedy for .EgGEstaieSS,
PRESERVING, RESTORING,
Identifying the Hair,

And is the most delightful and wonderful article the world
produced 5F
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The material of the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having just been received from the
Celebrated Foundres and comprises all the &odern Improve
nrent IN Tyuo1ranhy
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On and after the eth inst win offer our stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS at greatly REDUCED
PRICES. Whatever will remain unsod the LIST of next
month will be disposed of public auction the Of c.
A. Barriere Bro finally dissolved We invite rne
chants planters and house keepers and all in of goods
to give call and examine stock which is mostly cou
posed of goods recently imported by Ourselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-17

A ten O'Clock the Pfsa,den, e,lca s Convention to
srAer.
The proceedings wore opened eiih prayer by Rev Mr.
Snyder ss follows
on Lord God Jehoyeh, King n kings and Lord Of
Dsst o. beings Thou tho author 81 creation, both
Dhyecaily snd morally md hcuce the shtful sovereign
SnsssS vsSs % and nyisc ' wss,SSr ] throne. rom or
asminons prncipaliss ,nd rovsrg, hou art from
sDS OF Old dds, Thcu lay The foundation Of the earth
dft Thou give 70 tn. her depths and sretchedst
svcrhesd the glorious Armaucr' rc ,scng in i,s stars
Thou ncst tho heaven of heavens With Thy presence
end The eternal years are the ration u thy sceptrc
How then can wc creatures o. tho dns, md OF day
come ssore r, nv "e so alone sas,ns n ,Ss
seys and forbsannc- whch knoweh 10 limits, and
which was 90 surpssng hsi % save The chiefest Of sin
well beloved Son scome trusting end pleading his
precious blood IN tc horc tha, Thou wit freely receive
az We were thy chircs and Thou dis' not cast " on
ser Nay, rather after cnfsng upou Ourselves the
penalties Of treason Thou dIdsi make our pathway
ssser than before. ghcu hat changed ,by
greco 10 that we have sanei t.r IN Christ through
ns innocens sunerinss snd fsinu death than ce, in
eur grcaf Father and the spirit ~ vns Lord and
master and may ,hi. be The sprt-ons sf forgiveness
Christianity today, and which VIII be shpvn in true
Christian deeds and su q merry We ,rust that il such
Densous occasion aud therefore Gle more eonndeni
isvohs the blessing O. h.syen ru y aud upon ia pro
nS
Of that love Of liberty 'hni insprcs cur hearts. and
che greatest anthem tisi has ever reached uortsl
ears was the anthem " p34ge aud good will
% men, and ss orr beloved Land was intended
20 promote tho ends o liberty. pcscs and happiness
believe that Thou ar esTecAly rur ocnniry's God
Tbsn her 0rcat Author And yet, heavenly Father
- moment Of folly and sal 70 hsye been arr.yed
20 . great and fssful coslfscl .salpss each Other
8rslbsv hes srivsn for mastery prshev tIl the
srsS 0 our cosnsc stost the hss~ens Our nelds
- With bro<ers bscd white ~ qarsers up
- Thy throne the cries - and the wall of the
fwb1sv ssd the osphsn sui thanks " Aim ghy God
vpaies 70 Thss and fhy hsa.sd rsna--sftes siv
Is~s ysan u mdfe, u hasdsaip sud snDerine.
10 Ne tenA % tbs nsvch sod On The fela Of
beujs, - Ast frofn 'hs e~noicsi essnev Of this
Usn1 rsSubnc, msn ffop thc Eas soi from the
Wed from the North and from the, South, have
esms 70 msss ssch Other bsnsaih tts sgs f the Amer
enS>caGss0 1eet eacn Other with the true hands sud
tyhV hsarss of bsslsren sui . nsaursss again Che
DsoA xesngs anA common purpoec of osd-n times We
kssvc y Heavenly Father, that " theve 70 scene
ensth whe& Thou eoss ressfi with riossurs The es
sNse q brs hfse esrsnGcf rssrp11 - their nrst
jsya Ne ssts ne fer ms graf sresses's vheh we
WSsnem here h>1ny, and We eonnd>nfiy invohs my
Dv1nssss AZ ny essssor. ssa that Thy bjsoog nay
- . ~ nsss wsy4 Shth NV v iap,se4 49, shls
- ~ s.rr0 u A](essesr asssmbllea Csvlp - a.
fkWkasns 1sk vs6D1A rsrcify Hs pvcses>is2 fg'~
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PRocEEpIMos or rAf coNYEN1IoN.

A ten O'Clock the Prsa,aen, e,llca ,hs Convention to
order
The proceedings wore opened Sth prayer by Rev. Mr..
ssyder, as folows:--
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by the Convention was enthusiastic 10 . high decree
The declaration Ito nvioabty and pcrpctuty Of the
mon provoked such burst of applause that tho Chair
man wa 0bigcd 20 AK the Convention 10 10 ORDER
Hon. Revefdy johnson, his sco besming with excite-
rnent rotosned I'VE can't help cheering, air. Tho
nHenabe fst 70 the elective frsnchigs therein
ceso with cheers, which were renewed tho assertion
thai mo combination Of states has the right 70
Withdraw from t,e 1nonn y aud reached climax when
iLe On sng 1i@a.a read, "or 10 exclude through
he.f acton ia CuaRress otherwise any other
., saates troa ile rnonp The applause here loud
ara oIg cosnse aud Tor time entirely interrupted
rebel dst sDd he maintenance Of the national credit
elected cbests which redoubisd on use clause ~
ferr NJ TO The of soldiers and rslofA Bus
lt was thc tribute 90 iresisnt Andrcw Johnson which
called out u. Nsfe- enthusiasm OF hs Convsns,oa,
with enc accord and by as eiecuica ympaxhy, the
iege. rose a. IL i~es chscring an1 vsving heea vbil
the ads ~ sr salcies vigorously nusasss1 thss haa1
-''"s@ vyrusa ravu TO yuh vora
The Cs.s..s--Toa have hesrd the ssee1usieea Th~ns
fsvey ~ them viii szy "Ays;" - - sseesuy.
= N0u
nn EBsyoxm -
a toSnsdo Of "Ayss''--the vsst 10Y n eg~nd 1ning
the whole buldsna-.and Dot . solitary "ra" AGnln
he Convention syvzBR s fssA sgas Ne rufss Rssg
with ssy chaeys sys of the noss exu4<snnt 6s&Dnon6
iappss npop s.r sesfs 70 give full vsue - thss se
ssenl The band mssnwhsIs struck % msn cs1unb>Av
~ oHrrxp snsp1cus4
TIE sserstsry hsl Inadvertently snfee1 lsssiasss
ssses sssvsn shovel, ssd would Scw ~ n mis- 49,
Isi.en, ssssvas ths panss1.on q nyev - Assys1Q
shss there sny diqsslen % psspnse - - ~ =
ssy of The routhesn esas 20 rsvve - supyuo1 Ne en1y
'hirS its' wa wsrss6 10 &s psssfsA - rs sssase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-02

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BAScKKR-DicxEL AT tho residence OF the brides
parents. Tuesday. April "a by the Rev. DIR. Paxton,
THOMAS A. BAscKER to MARIE A DioKEL, both of this
city. No cards.
BELL-BRows.--On Monday. April 10, by the Rev.
Father Murphy, Mr. JON BELL Of Mobile, Ala, 10 Miss
EMILY +. BaowN, OF Coxsackie. Greene county, N. Y.
MARTrS-RIcHARDs-0n Monday evening, April 30. by
the Row. James Mlet at the BRIDES residence THOMAS
MArrIs late of PEORIA Ill, to SARAH JANE RICHARDS, all
OF this city.
McKEoN-wEsB Thursday April %, by Rev.
Father Farrell w. y. MoKEoS to f. c. WEBB youngest
daughter Of William Webb, Esq, of BloomLngdale.
SPEscgR-CLARK.-On Sunday, April 20 at the resi-
dcnce of the BRIDES father by the Rev. VIM A. Bart.
lett d. d., HENRY r. SPEscxa TO FANsE CLARK, all OF
Brooklyn. No cards
sUrroS-PREroS. Wednesday, April .25 by tho
Rev. Archibald Foss ANDREW j. SUrroy, OF Now York.
to ANNIE f. PRESTON, OF Williamsburg. No cards
VAN HoRS-WusoN. Thursday, April 10, at tho
residence OF the brides parents, by tho Row T. N.
Curry, MARTIN L. VAN Horn, Of Philadelphia TO SARAH
G. eldest daughter Of George Wilson, Esq. OF New York.
No cards
PHILADELPHIA nanera ploasc conv