The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-23
LOCAL DEPARTMENT

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INTERESTING MATRIMONIAL SERvIcEs-At
Rev. DR.. Sunderiand's church, on Four.and-a-
half street, at 2 y. m. yesterday, a fashionable
wedding took place, and the church was Allied
more Of the new spring styles being worn than
on any other occasion of the season. 1t was
the occasion OF the uniting In holy wedlock OF
sRphe So Via his. Bette Bet 'E Page
daughter Of the late Peyton Page, highly es-
Unable citizen, who was once clerk OF the
The groomsmen were J. b. Slceman, r. A.
Page, (brother to the fair bride, land DR.. Young;
and the bridesmaids were Miss Julia Gilman,
OF this city; Miss Laura Lambert, of Alexan.
dria, and Miss Kate salisbury, of Norfolk,
Virginia.
lister, assisted by Rev. DR.. J. U Smith, Of the
Fourth Presbyterian church:
In the audience we noticed President John.
Duiin, president OF the Board of Common
Council; DR.. J. Is. Blake, president OF the
National Metropolitan Bank, and other prom
The habit OF the bridegroom was plain black
cloth, with white neck-'ic and white kid
gloves. The beautiful bride wore a white
rep silk dress with short sleeves, tulle lace
veil, fine gold necklace, a rich boquet In her
hand, and on her head a beautiful wreath Of
particulars from those described above.
Just as the bridal party entered the outer
uOOr the cNCelIcul CnOlT TtHueTcu, Win CuhTm-
Ing effect, the Marriage March, and the party
passed forward to the altar, where the happy
pair were pronounced man and wife.
tions of the friends, President johnson joining
In and capturing kiss from the lovely bride.
for sspWp an. rS0f b esS
enjoy their honeymoon. They will return In
two or three weeks.
A PLEASANT ESTERTAINNEST.-On Mon
day evening the members OF the Western Star
Division, Sons of Temperance, gave an enter
tainment at Sheldon's Hall, No. $50 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth streets, consisting OF vocal and instru-
mental music, Rotations, &c. The opening
%erited applause. Mr. 4, a member Of he
on ara" Mr.. Dyer, an amateur yiolinist Of
decided talent, succeeded IN bringing down the
house. His rendition of "Home, sweet home"
and the Carnival of Venice" was deseryedly
eneored. The duet, by Miss Moore and her
tations of 1.-THE Maniae," by II. q. Craig;
"shamus oBrien," by J, q. Burger; "The
Wiie,s Appeal" 6y MI pSHlson, Tere we
reflected credit upon all taking part. The en-
tertainment concluded with the farce entitled
O. Townsend, q. W. Burger, Frederick Killam,
and Miss Olmstead, each performed their parts
to the satisfaction of all present. Composed
as 1t is OF live, progressive men and ladies,
who are "loyeliest OF their SEX" the Western
Star bids fair to be 1.-THE bright particular
ATARI of the temperance ORGANIZATIONS In TINS
city. Other divisions must rouse themselves
II they would avoid a "total eclipse" by this
bright luminary.. This division meets every
and Sn we would SoS sdVlse the young men Of our
city who wish to spend an evening pleasantly
and probably to visit this division, and enlist
under the banner OF temperance.
The RIVER FRoNr-CARTER's WHARf.-
Arrived, schooner Mariner, Thomas, from
GhspGswsm.ie Nth iImSs, i %rot Gsoi FROM @
Mohun 4 Sons. Sailed, schooners Pearl, VII.
lisms, to Brown * SONS wharfto finish dis
Joknsen's WharE-About ten thousand
shad and twenty fl We thousand herring arrived.
Fotpier's Wharf-Sailed Schooner l.. +.
Smith, Grill, for Georgetown, to load coal for
Bsrry's WharE-Arrived- Schooner NJ. J.
Furdey, J: Dehare, from Salisbury, Maryland,
with wood for Mr.. Clark.
REbEKAH DEGREE AssocIATIos-It may be
of interest to the members of the Rebekah
Degree, !. o. o. f., and those DESTROYS OF con.
Meeting themselves WIN an assoGiatlon o. .nst
Association, No. I, was organized by anumber
OF the degree ladies. kindly assisted by Past
Grand John Wahl, OF Oriental Lodge, /. o. U.
+. This association is especially for the
Accommodation OF the central and northern
parts Of the city; The tollSwinE were T,.. The
Vice President, Mrs A. Thomas; Recording
Scribe, Mrs. E. Caughmeni FinansIal Scribe,
Mr.. Down IrsH'v Wsrsa Mrs NJ RSSsrs
present at No. CAS-, corner Fourth and II
streets, north.
IMPORTANT DECISION IN BASKnrrTcY.-In
a case where ]. II. Crane & Co, butter dealers
applied for the benefits OF the bankrupt act,
safe, and oficc furniture, used BY the firm in
conducting their business, were exempt from
the demands of creditors. The assignee, on
the other hand, demanded them as assets sub;
Be spssS to ssSI
ruptcy cases, and he decided that property
cited; that the bankrupt act did not provide
for an exemption of the property Of Arm.
L. @. Hine, esq, was attorney for the as
signee and creditors.
MISUNDERSTANDING the registration
closed In the Third ward for the present. The
work for the three DAYS f9S,s up e. ioiioT T;o,
T White s sss % ata ~ iss 1' sss
sN 7io Gil 2,l?I
White viii omen a, IN tSs
CITY Hall, at 8 p. m. today, and will remain
The Fourth ward voters have to-day, to-
morrow, and Saturday in which to register
PATENTS TO WAsuIS0roNIAss.-Du the
week ending April Il the following patent,
were issued to citizens of Washington Swing
cradle, to Patrick y. Csrrolli induction'coi
apparatus and circuit breaker, to Charles
Grafton Pager water elevator to William
Pelletier; paper file, to Eldridge J. smith ant
Benjamin i, Cheeyerj apparatus LOT manu-
featuring iliuIninating gas, to Levi stevens
and paper file, to Edmund w. Woodruff and
George O. Green.
REAL Estate SALgs.-Charles S. Whllach
Attorney-at-law, has Just sold lot 10, in square
324, with two frame BhantieB thereon, on thu
corner of Eleventh and U streets, for u, 10
cash, and lot 81, square 25I, with three-storl
brick dwelling on Thirteenth street west, be
tween ID and streets south, for 10000 one
half cash, and balance In ninety days, and 4
expecting to make several other sales durinI
the present week OF property In various part
of the city.
SrRASGE.-Yesterday morning Chas. Kimel
constable, served q warrant upon a ministe
Of the Gospel In this city, the warrant beinl
sworn out by one Anne Tilghman, who charge
the shepherd with renting several houses Of
!Thirteenth street for the purpose OF prostitu
tion and permitting the same to be used a
such. The case was ruled for to-day befor
Squire CLARK.