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e. Grnbhs & Williams, Arct.oneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.


Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
THE MONUMENT II o IT e L FOR
KENT At AUCFIOE.-0n MDtDAf tho 18th
day OF November, at 1! oclock NJ, we VIII rent NJ
auction, upon the premises, Tor tsrm q one or
moro years, the well known
MONUMENT HOTEL,
situated at the corner OF Grace and hlnth streets
f.cing The CAPITOL Square. Ii contains about sixty
rooms besides pirIUrs. office, with large A. q
hardsons dining room, bar room, barber shGp,
ampls stable r ,Gin, &C., &c. embracing all the
c0nyenieDces and Arrangements necessary In q
MODERN ho'el
The location Is Of the best In the city, being
central yet retired, airy, and quiet.
1T is believed shat under prole MANAGEMENT TINS
NAV be made Cns OF the uCst popular h.tels IN
the city. -,
II de. rad q lease for term OF years will be
ciysn GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
"no9 AuctioHcers.
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rNHE VIE GINA TOT a G G Q
4 LGsECY. IS Water STREET, = Ew YORK.
Mr.. JAMES II. GtRDINER withdraws from the
firm of CONNOLLY i CO this Let day OF No
vember. 1867. .hs remaining partners viii con-
time tho TOB &C AEp CHARLESTON BUsl-
NESS under tho sane styls as hsreto'ore. and
trusr TO receive p Continuance Of TIE fayors OF
'ue'i -l''- CaG8Les NJ. CJGNoLLY, Ja,
W ALEXANDER BIS,
JANIS a CONNOLLY.
EEw YoYK November ]. 1867. no l-lm
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By Gyubbs s. Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh stree

TWO VERY VALUABLE MAR
| kET FARMS. ON TIE BROOK TURNPIKE,
NEAR TO &iCHMOED, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Bv request Of the heirs OF tha late Joseph Reunie,
deceased wa will sel at aucttor upon the pre-
misses on WEnEEsb'Y, November the l3th, at IL
o'clcck a. NJ, the well-known and very beautiful
lite FASM owned BY taem, situated about
mile and quarter north OF the city, just Dss ond
the Brook tolls gate. treating on the turnpike and
the road leading to the Meadow Bridges.
It contains 81 acres, lying beautifully, OF good
coll aul brought, by careful cultivation for
twenty years market garden, to very high
state OF improvement.
The improvements consist OF comfortable
dwelling with eight rooms. an outer dwelling OF
six rooms, with the usual out-bGildtng1, not
houses &c &c There also 2 number oil hne
fruit trees small fruits &c.
No property row on the market offers SO many
advantages to those wishing 10 Engage II. the
nursery. fruit, or gardening busiress whilst to
those doing bus!n eos IL the city who prsfer 20 i've
in the country 1t IS IN 7v.ry respect desirable rs
residences.
Immediately after1ha above say ct o'clock P.
Iva will! sell TIA F!RM on the BROOK tnrn-
pike va miles from the city, occnplet by hehsrs.
William :. and Joseph RenDie, yang opposlts 10
tn farm of 4. WarwIck, Esq. AID adjnln!nS the
lar6s Of D. =. Delanlainz, =. J. W4rreii. and
Others Il coniat.s ~ acEcs OF very fine LAND,
which has rlso been :nnch improved. The situa-
are not snowy, bu: comfortable. The location is
nsalthy the nsgh norhooi equal to ary, and
being on the Brook tu-apis-, ~ best road lead
INK out o. Richmc nd, max. il very ylluebla.
TERMS: al sale. GnUB.sS & Will tMS,
no4 AGctiJneers.
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BY Grubbs j Williams, Aueaonesfs'
aor,hvast eorner OF Ealn and Eleventh slress,

rRAMED HOUSE, BIT TIE CDR
NER OF FRANKLIN and Twenty I'd
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCF'oN;-,,n sATuE;,
nay. 10th November, at IL &C ock " We VIII
ssil mon the prem ses tho FRAMED HOUSE sitn-
sted as above, formerly occupied rs school
house 1t is 80 by 10 feet and with some lltle re-
pairs may be made q very comforta bic residence.
A reasonable time wi be giv-n to remove ths
same and 1t is probable that some arrahgemeIt
Low II TO remain If the purchaser desires It.,
Wv = GSUBBS WILLIAMS,
.a1a AnctioneeTs.
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By Pilkinton, Puiliam i Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. IS Pearl street.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ON
MAIN STREET II MANCHESTER, FOX
SALE.-By virtue o. deed OF trust executed by
Ssaton NJ Fariss in his lifetime. ard recorded
in Chesterfield County Cour! cierks office, shAil
sell at public auction on the premises, certain
HOUSE a.D LOr situated on Main street II inc
town OF Manches at O'clock 7 u. on Ed
EEsDAY tn" 2Hth day Of Royeu.0er 1901 rms
valuable property il situated on Mdlr near Alien
street. and fronts on the former street twenty-five
feet with two story fraa I'll bl'liin2 thereon 10
a oOi state of pr-netvaiion. This properly being
sold under a deed Of trust, the sale VIII be with
ont reserve for one third cash, the balance paf =
able IN SIX md twelve months, iLtcrast added from
diy Of sale for 1sotiaole notes satisfactorily en-
Co;aed, and title rs.etued until lat note is pal2
Tho taxes for 1907 to be paid by purchAser:
BENJAMIN Fl. NASH.
The sale to he conducted by PfKIIrtS, PrL-
LIAM & Co, auct!oGeaTS. ,,
st the same tine we will sell de-i!able LoT
in Marks addition to Manchester, belonging 10
thu estate Of william Walker, deceased no iS-tds
DUBL!C SALE.-NVill be sold at
/ "The Willows" the late residence OF q. II.
Eodes deceased, in Che-terfaid county, on Tu 81
DAY he 25th instant If fair, II not tn neXt IT
day tn ereaft.r. all the 4 - rs. MCLGS. II USE,
HOLD AMI KITCHEN FURElTUEE, FAEIlNG
IMPLEnENTS, CaOP-, &c
TERMS 3: Made ki.o#n on day Of se!c.
a Fl PGhKlNS,
H. N. DahWRT,
Administrators.
November II, 1851 30 l3-tds
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General Freight and Ticke. sge,,
CAPTAIN 10 ~ r. Freeman,
Passenger a d Freight agent c.,o
OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Go.
RICHMOND, October l.s-


VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
On and amer OCTOBER l5r the Man TIA,
will be run between hich>Aond and S,arrIai
daily, excep. on Sunday. AID on sud ~ be,rao1
the Mall Train will leave for Cov.ast,uor MN.
Days WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS. and 70.
turn alternate days.
Leave E!ch mcnt ...........>...............iS A. "
Leave siarnton FOR Coyi1eton. P. u.
Lssys s S%y,nsSa Tor SO
Freight Trains daily (excspl Sunday leave
Richmond at p. VI and Al
THa0rGH TICKETS sold TO all prominent
irgton, Harrisonburg. Lewisburs, an. other pro.
mInsnt points in tho West.
.; CovinSton, MES J. 4. THhTTE3 & BE0.
! TEENS sTAGE LINE connect. with the Man
Train for White Sulphur, LewIshurg. and IA
nawha Time from Richmond or Baltimore 70
Charleston, two and hsii days
At stanton and Goshen, HARMA& K co.'s
STAGE liza ES connect with Mail Train for Lex.
ington daily Except cuGday4), aEd Passengers
go through from Richmond or Baltimore sAlar
The Passenger Car foretofors attached to
Freight TrainS will be GisSoEt'nnsd
ocl General Superintendent.
RroHsoyp Az PsTEgsBCRG RAILROAD coal
RICHMOND, VA, aug ust u, 1867. I
TRAINS OK THIS ROAi LEAVE
1 tho repot, corner OF Eighth and byrt streets
EMPRESS TRAIN daily lezcep. Moataysj 1t
Al saw ,,,.,o,p :,
hkpQGH NJ aai,y 10 t;!g ~ :. - HI. -.
tHsIrhl era AGE ~ ''D-i-|' u"''! Ne"-
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pV SgEIGnT and GCGoMMorATIoy daily OK
cept sunday az Ivy A.. ~. :,
EAPKGSS I.AlS daHy a.':'v :. NJ
p. u.
Fare TO ao-folk,3i. Baggage checked through
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AWctjoN Sales.
BY Lee & Goddin, Auctlonesrr.
80. u Thirteenth street, between Main ana Caf
a - -
THIS DAY

BY Lee & Goddin, AuctIonesrS.
so - Thirteenth street, between Main and cary
SMALL WOODEN DWELLING II
- PnRT MAYO IND SEVERAL EhCANT LOTS
AZ AUCTION We will sell on WEDN ESD i
the 18th cav Of November, 1907, CONNER cling at .
o'clock P. NJ, upon the premises rst namti, ,ne
HOUSE situated at tn Intersection OF Orleans nt'
Siz tn streets, Port Mayo, being Lot No OF W
liam scott pla4, having front on orleans sirse'
# forty. nine feet. ard examining back EiheE
sevs feet on Sixth street. This property is oacu-
niei By Mrs. Harriet EErouShty on whom M ~ Y
person desiring to purchase VIII please call! rms
fC: i. suscept BILE Of division. and will be sold IL
two or more pare l. Ii desired.
sold Eight SMALL LurS, fronliog on Lewis,
wiltshire and Central strects, near The residence
Of Mr. Sn,oot. Most of these lois ara just bsyoad
the extend ID corporation line Of fichmond Al,
terwhiah will be sold TWO LOTS o. sou h Side oil
Bagne rear Lester street also, ONE LOT on Pop
IL between Elm and Maple streets.
Pats Of this property entire can be seen at OFF
Office
TRIMS. which will be made VITA reference ID
the wishes OF bidders, will b. announced at sale.
noI2 LEE !: GDuDlN, Auctionsers.
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Rv Gruhha & Williams. Auctioneers.

--eNs''''-'1''
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN L r
IL NITURE At kUGTInN-By the request Of
Mr J. .. hnyder. who IS d"cl!nirg housekeeping,
We will sell at his residence, M H. on First be-
tween Main and Cary streets. THURSDAY. Iath
Instant his HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FL D.
NlTURE, comprising variety Of usefnl articles
TEKMa: Cash. GaUSBS 4 WILL ANS,
nol3 Auclioneers.
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BY James i. Taylor y Son. AucuoneerS,
Office 10. sci Main street, three doors pslo7
SpotsTood Hotel.

Spotswood Hotel.
TRUSTEES sale OF a bHlCk
HORSE ASn lot or LOCUST ALLEY
BhTWEEN MIN AID FRANKLtN SHEETS,
1T AUCTICN.-By virtue Of 4 deed ri trust sxe-
cuted 10 me- "a truat.e by Thomas Clay Maddux
and otis G Judd, dated the Sh day of 5ay, loo',
duly recorded in the clerks OF the Richmond
Musings Court. aud 1T the request OF ths oenehci-
on THU SOaY the 7tn November, 1897, on the
premises, at Il o'clock n the DWhLLlNG-
HOUSE and Lot named IN said deed situated on
Locnst alley between Main ard Frank n streets,
fronting q fse; on said Locnst alley and running
back IN parallel lines 100 leet
T.EMs: Cash enough to pay the expenses of tho
sale and the rum o. 81, 1sG &C. With interest from
tho nth day OF My, 1856: balance on scch terms
Az will ba made known on the day Of salo.
JAMES 81 rAYLDR, Trustee.
Sale 70 he conducted by JAMES II. TAYLOR u
Sow trc,ionears oc - lot
PosTPOn EMENT The above sae Is post
pnned until TUESDAY j EXT the 18th instant, ~
IL O'Clock NJ JsMGs NJ. TAYLOR < SON,
no Au.iioueers.
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BY Harrison. Goddin Apperson, Auctionesrs
and Zeal Estate Agents
TRUSTEES SALE OF an EXCEL
L LENT CARgItGE.-As trustee IN certain
deed OF trust executed by Paul Parlow, dated lith
May. 1897 duly recorded in Eichuond Hastings
Court. shall! sell ~ auction, at the carriage ma
nn.actory OF Msssrs. Minor Jacobs, at tbs Lor,h
west corner Of Leigh and Fourth streets. on
THURSDAY the i!,h Sovcmber, 1907, al IL ocloc
NJ, one EXCELLENT CABBAGE, suitable for q
HACK. IL has recently been painted and re-
pared.
TsRAs: Cash. w. GODDIN,
no IL Trustee.
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Boarding and Lodging.

II.-G.-PermanCnL and tran
= sisrt, ard alfo Il few day b 'ardo-s can be &C.
comrnudated Franklin street, neXt door 10
corner Of Eighth. no 3-tm
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TRAVELLING KETS, &c.-5
dozsn Travelling and Fancy Baskets, 10 dozen
karie, Baskets dozen wood and stone Churns.
MOI DANDkIDGE i ANDERSON.
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF SEVEN
IA TY-sIX ACRES OF LAND. EEAE The
FIRST .TArIo;- on THE RICHHOSD, PHE
DERfCKs BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD:
EIGHT MILES ABOVE klCHMoHD, FOB SALE
At AUCTIrN.-nn FRI DAY too 18th Of Noyem-
ber 1877 at II o clock NJ. We viii! sell unon the
premises. sEyEHGY SIX ACRES OF LAND.
owned by Mrs Nancy a. Carroll. 1t adjoins the
lands OF Larkin w. Glazebrooh. deceased, ftonts
on Ii road loading 10 Richmond, and rnns back
within a quarter OF a mile OF the Grst station on
the aichmond Frederick, burg and Potomac rail-
road This lana IL mostly In wcors suitable for
cord wood a"d has On II a comfortable Dwelling
house with six rooms, and all necessary ont
houses. with good orchard and good Ha.er. This
Is a most excellent market farm.
There VIII DO sold ~ tn. same tins, the corn,
fodder shuck,, &c. on the place.
Terms: Une-third cash the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest ad-
ded secured by e trust d-Sd
HOLLADAT, BAYLY & WHITE,
no 6-tdB Attorneys at Law, Law Hnilding.
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Aucti0n Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
By Clopton Il Harwood.

By Cloptou d Harwood.
Aue,,oneara and Real Estate Agents
ro,,b batwesn Main and Bank streets.
r.ruARLE BUILDING LOT. ON
v THs FAST LINE OF THIRD sTRshT E 8E-
rUErN NlIH AID CARY, FOR AbE Az hUo-
nn SH W. viii cell at auction. on The promisrf
on FRIDAY the 18TH day Of ToTsmbfeSSG RI 81
O'clock P M valuable ., B9ip1Hu, b hea ea.i
nno'e f Third street running back at rightangief
This property is regarded as dest fa e,1 1er
private residence as any no" ohefeo 'oi
the city. hoto,ra AZ six nine
I'D twalva month"; for negotiable notes. lheefss'
addeu' Se''i CLGPrrN & HARDWOOD,
Real Estaa cents and AuctionGpsrs,
~, Tenth street between Main and BANK.
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HNiw0NTs.
u III as ggyn Esv7sus
RAILROAD CoxpAKr "
E1cHx0aD, Gc'Obey 10 w.
NEW LIN n TO BALTIMORE NOp
o'TIoa RrcHxorD Aro YoRy PIv,rI

'" ''''" W., Ano YORK RIygK,
ElcHaoaD, October 70, 1851.
NEW LIZ Il TO BALTtMop no,,
~ FOLK, IND THg FaLLowI5g pn ,,,.-
BEYoHD-yiZ., PHtLADEJPHfA, b sTdryG itiTs
B BURG tU CsAa1' yhb.Oi.,yy b
Freigh received mondays md T Hatn1ssrisg-
this depot 40 TO o'clock p NJ H., .tin A.
points and forwardsd with dispsteh and d. - Sso,'
adelphta leave at O'Clock " In FL snS sHli-
and FRIDAYS. reaching Baltimore s., ,aosi IS
morning, ard PhiIadelp5is that nigSt W. ng ~
for Hor!olk and inermsdizts lsndin $1,000
TUESDAY, THU HSD4Y, ana StTnRSsy',sFy
o'clock N. Freight for Norfolk An ,nTst,aa4,'
ste landings received Mondays WstoaS.viihadi ,
day 1t o'clock J. " for wit. hon.a sTsTy
r7oeivet every day up to O'Clock r II sar .s.y
Shippers. observe the following directions.
FROM BosTos 70 trcHH"yD.-Nsrk yonr oo.,.
Unioa Line" and ship by Bo.ton and P fgy4'
EivsI R%ilro4d Line" pier 80 L!gbs.t,,~als.
wharf. BatimocH o"''f7's
,PEoM PHlhApshPEIA TO RtcHnoSD Forward
all goods by thu Philaia,rht. and H.u;r.ra
Union Line" IS north wh.ryas, Philadeiabf,
care Richmond and York Eive- Eailro1d Ljna' 80.
No light stree: wharf Baltimore ''''
PAoA BALTIMORE TO 2ICHNoS0.-shfp ALI uoo5,
by the Richmond and York River 81 }Eo ,o5s
Lire" A. EEEUhAM 4 So3S, Agemts pier No. =
iisAt.str=et wharf Baltimore.
WILLIAM X. RyOS
Gens.al Freight aud Ticke. gest.
CAPTAIN JOIN r. FkaSIAT,
Passenger AID Freight agent. &C % .
pICHM0ND AND VILE
III FAIL ROhD-CH &NGE or SCurDrrp
ONLY UGE PASSENGER TEAM DAILY n,
ard site. hoh0AY October I, 1857, The Pa...rg.r
Train. or this road Will run as .glOws:
GOISG WEsT.-Through rDai3 ana p.sssnye-,r,f,
leaves ,!ichmond daily At rs 4. NJ: arrives y,
DanTIile at p u. i"ayss Danylllc Il los p ".
arrives at GREENSBORO at 10 y n ''
GOING EAsT.--beavas Greensboro dativ AK,
4 d !; arrives at D.nVttie at S.ss l. 81: Icars.
DanyilL! ut $40 i. Il ; arrives At E!chnsud a.
Al 2. n ' 81
Trains connrc. at BG;kavil!e with p-..engar
trains on tho Soeihsids railroad f-xcert on Sr~.
Gays) connect 1t Greensboro daily = i'm traUi,
on the North Carolina railroad ""'"'
ThOhA. DoDSEEAD.
NJ I.f.arla 49,
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SYNOD OF IiRGlNiA-FoURTu DAY.
Ordination of Colorcd Mcn--DiScussion Con-
timed by DR.. Dabmcy. Tr. Lcybnrn, and Mr.
John rkpatrick-Interc>tiEs Speeches, and
Harmonious Decision.
CHARLEsTowS, WEST VIRGINIA, :

Reported for the Richmond Daily Dispatch
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctoneers,
Office s2l Main street
three doors below Spotsw ooj Hotel.

A HOUSE AND FOUR ACRES OF
IA LAND ATTACHED, ADJ2IN1EG TIL .I TOWN
OF MASCuHSrER. FoH So LIE IT AUtTlo-S -
VIII be sold on THURSDAY tue 4:h instant, on
the premises, ut 3 O'clock r.: q desirable
DWELLING, now occupiel by itr J Hsrrlcston'
II mas four rooms aud fha usual out. buildings.
The lot Is well enclosed, aud tie buildihgo new
and in good oriar. 49,
TERMS One .third cash ; balance on er5dit OF
81 and tweiyo mocths, satisfactorily secured.
JAMES II. TAYLJE SON,
,o1o kuctOneers.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

George Goodse respectfully Invited 70 attend hs
funeral reenpOn Tabernacle, at 10 O'Clock 90
Saturday, Oct 49, ...f
LPPNC0TTAt Tappanos1 Roald County " on ThHrsdsy.
The relatives Of the family Respectfully nTea 20 attend
his funeral from his residence, at IL o'clock a. m on sailsy
The train by Northern Railroad OF New rJeey leaves jersey 0V S
S;lOs IN returning tho City in the afternoon
relatives friends Of the family invited attend the nerat
bis late residence Friday, Oct 49, At y O'Clock D. m
LY0N-n this city TUESDAY 18th George L!ou b aged ~
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 es
the funeral Friday the 18Th instant 10 o'clock NJ from o
Georges Chapel Beekmanst. corner Of Chf
P0LL0CK0n THURSDAY, Oct H. Bound Brook n j. Fretck
Haled only Of Thomas g. Pollock.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
ROGERSA Hartford Conn THURSDAY t. Maria Rogers.
wife Of Stevens Rogers and daughter Of Henry and Sarah Deoe
aged % and months
funeral YOnkers ~ ~ Church Friday afternoon.
- o'clock
sMTrH-On Wednesday morning Mary Elizabeth
Waiter VI. Smith. IN the 63d Of her
and the family respectfully invited attend
l2O bast Forty
Saturday, Oct 49, at l2l O'Clock
gNITU- Camden j. Wednesday Oct 49, after long and
painful illness. Samuel Smith in the 33d year Of bis
his funeral at St Church. West Twenehst, at lo4 0eoek
friday morning The remains VIII be taken 70 Iat0rn or
inteuueHt
WARRENAt Harlem Wednesday eTenng Oct l6 ohydrO,hor
MARI Augusta wife OF Theodore ID. Warren.
Her funeral wi attended Friday O'Clock at The resi-
father Col Cba Harvey, Seondas near oae
ghtenthst Relatives aud friends are invited 10 %
present without further notice
wATTs-The late Prof Robert watts wsks
place Church OF the Ascension corner OF leDsl a h
ave Friday 49, al o'clock The relatives aud friea
family the aud Faculty Of the College OF
Surgeons members of the Medical profession are respectfully
invited 70 attend.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

R,RpUOLBROOK-A Brooklyn " on Wei1ssdsy Oct lS oj
the Rev G. n Robinson d. d. Mr. George bsri OF DIooAp"
so,n 10 Mn, Minnie IIolbroOk of the former place
RARKRR-BAKER-on Wednesday, Oct 10 al Moodsde = ac
corug 10 Order Of the Society OF fneni wharton DAAei o'
PbiladelpLa to Margaret c.. daughter Of Joseph BAKER
-BARNARDOn Wednesday Oct 6 AZ lhe Chnrch OF
,bs oy Trinity by Dr. A. n Ltleohn Edward CMI0h
MARI p daughter Hon d. r. Barnard all Of Brooklyn
the residence Of the late Benlmn HOO
@ Lam r,nch on Wednesday morning Oct TO- BY the Rev r.
Poolr Rector OF ST Church A b. ChsdSck, d. D. OF
BROOKLYN to Zilpha 4. Hooley Of the former place
cOLLEsNELsoS-o WEDNESDAY Oct ls at Christ Church PSagh
Iesnse H. hy John Scarborough George Wemoe Coles
10 Julia Reese NesOn eldest daughter of John Peter Nelson oil Ne"
Orleans, La
ntCxNsON-PIKR-On Wednesday Oct i6 at 81 Marks Church,
Ne,Yok CITY by the Rev w Morgan d. d., William H. DlcAh'
son 10 Ellen 4. Pike both Of Newiork City,
the Church 81 the Atonement by the Rev
XVIam THURSDAY Oct H. George Henry FORSTER 'o
Constance Atherton daughter Of Henry l.. Ahenon
THURSDAY, Oct H. at the residence OF
an, brides father Harlem by the Rev j. C. heko"n IhgmAn
isws OF Knoxville Tenu to Fann eldest daughter of Dr. H. b.
gehooumAker.
-TowHsBND0n THURSDAY Oct H. a. We,tbury h L. a.
the OF the brides mother George TITUS o "esouy '"
zMau gh,er Of the late Joseph l.. ToNnsend
The Rev n W. Holland, Mr.. william C. Wyman Of Brooklyn n L.
20 Miss Emma H. White u West Newton
wLCOx-ARMITAGE-on Tuesday Oct l9 I" 81 Ana. s Tascn
by BhhOp Asmsge OF "sc"nsA franA A. "S"i '"
Annle L., daughter Of Bnoeh Annitage
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
NEW-.IERSEY.

SENATE ASSEMBLY, AND COUNTY NOMINATIONS
The Middlesex Republican Convention was
held at New Brunswick yesterday John f. Jenkins was
nomnstsd for senator, George W. Stells for County
Clerk and William Dunham for Surrogate AZ Wooa-
bfdge Mddlesex County on Wednesday, the Democrats
met and on the Assembly candidate there was e NOte
for fhe we'll known Rebel Col Jones ana JOhn MANNING
Of Perth Amboy. The Convention adjourned Tor ohe
week ,---. o,.,,,.r ho,,o roroni.
mated w w Clark and Jacob Hendrckson Tor the Legs
lature. - -. - ,....,. .io coooLor ~ tho
Hon 90 Last wear. has been renOminated.
Fnos w RunyOn Of Plainheld, has been renOmlnateu
for fine Legislature by the Republicans OF the second As
sembv District OF Union County. . --. n,
Mr. y Potter has been nominated Dy tue DelnVclhlSo
Somerset for Surrogate and Johns Brokaw has Doeh IT,
nominated for Sheriff. , -. .o.oD,
MIR John Hopper a lawyer OF Paterson, and AZ present
the Di,trct-AtOrney OF Passaic County, was yeteas
nominated for Senator by the Democratic county ,1h
vention az Preakness j. against Mr. secretary iutue
oisn LAWYER and formerly of the Assembly. Both gen
tlemen will stump the district and the canvass VIII pc
we'll contested. Tho Democratic Convention yesteIuhS
was afar the strife was between the
of Col Rafferty, and those OF Mr. Hopper but the VIII VIII.
drawal OF Mr. Rafferty, partially settled the dlmcmy'
although the feeling prevailing was by no means generous
and some the delegates left In high dudgcen uecans
they would not abide by the result ~, ,,.,,.
In tho First Assembly District OF Passac, DAVID Henry
"a She Democratic candidate for Assembly The RepuD
district the Democrats will support Mr.. j. X HlIafn
Mr. Jos r. Baldwin is the Republican candidate; Botn
were nominated last evening. In the Third District t
Republicans yesterday nominated Chandler d. norton vi
Poinpton. Mr. Stansbury declining renomnatiOn. Inc
Democrats nominated John l. GOetscius OF PATERSON
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
VIRGINIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE CONGHESS COMMITTEE ON
sorTuERN RAuRoADS-GoY. wISE's SPEECH.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 17.--The Congressional
Committee 10 investigate the affairs of the Southern rail
roads have arrived aud have taken rooms at the SPOTS
wood Hotel. ,,.,,,,,.,- -,
The Horticultural and Pomologlcai Exhibition closed
today with the distribution OF prizes III IA considered
great success Gov Wises spcech AT the Exhbton yes
erday will be published In pamphlet form. IL Is looked
upOn as his greatest effort. ,-,.
There was largo attendance tonight at concert in
a Trst antist Church. DR. Burrows, upon the occasion
~ ,ha of the great organ 1t built In
Boston has 500 pipes and is considered by musicians TO
Roston organst ia the performer The inauguration is
the sensatiOn OF the times.
TIE REPORTED DIFFICULTY viii NEuHo eoUAIIEkS
NEAR NORFOLK.
The Horto Journal OF the 18th inst conclndes an arti-
cls on the Tayler farm difficulty as follows: There was
10 diBrnItv NJ all IL being simply meeting In which
Tie subject was discessed In all its ponts II any dn
ty exists at this time is unknown at the freedmens
Bureau" ....