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JARS.

FRUIT JARS. ..".-
Just received, Il full. supply OF Fruit Jars OF
\ Mssons PM, Quart and naIfgaIIon,
Willoughbys
franklin
MillVille o,......
for sale in Quantities to suit from to 20 groce.
Also, stone JARS, OF all sizes, pint TO gal.
Stone Fruit Jars quart and half gallon, just
as good for putting up tomatoes as the best
glass Jars, and at about It one haIt the cost OF
glass. Call and see, at 65, King ST.:
iv 7-eo3m E. j. MILLER.
A TTENTION HOUSEKEEPEE5 -'~.
We have just received lot Of "SELF-RA1S-
ING FLOUR" for producing in few minutes
by the addition ofcod water only, without yeast
N. B.-Liberal deduction made to the trade.
Call and examine, at l06, Prince st. liz.
iy 10 BROOKES s. TAYLOR.
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j. l.. Rinker, Auct.
LOudOun CO., lie l8-eOts


r AND SALE.-Pursuant to decree Of the
1 Circuit Court of Fairfax county, rendered
at the June term, 1867, in the suit, Of William
e. Moore rs. s. G. Miller, the undersigned, a.
Commissioners, will on the 10Th DAY OF ~
~ 1893 tRst being f Court IT. M tSa rGyr sf 6 t.
of Fairfax co., the following LOTS OF LAND.
the gE0pSrty Of the d?f?nda7f s. g. Miller doTs
less, formerly the property of E. 7. Lee; lie.
on the A.. L, & H. R.R., adjoining Magee an"
others.
less, lying near said railroad, and adjoining d.
G. Williams and others.
These lands, lying as they do Immediately on
or near the railroad, and but q short distance
from Vienna and Falls Church Depots, render
them desirable as market gardens.
TERMS-Ono- fourth cash; the residue in
three equal instalments, with interest FROM the
day Of sale, to be secured by the bonds OF the
purchaser, aud retention Of the title until the
last payment is made. Expenses Of convey
ance and stamps to be paid by purchasers;
GEO. w. BRENT,
THOS MOORE,
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TELEGRAPFHIC NEWS.
SPECIALDISPATCHES TO THE 0AZE1
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 1872 p. m.-The Pres
dents veto of the Electoral College bill has
not yet been sent to the Senate, though 1t is
expected to go in this evening.
A message from the President inregaTd to
the amendment to the Constitution was sent
to the Senate at LAS to- day.
1t is asserted by the knowing ones that Con-
gress will certainly adjourn on Thursday next.
The Funding bill, it is said, will not pass
The House amendment to the Senate bill will
not be reported, and the bill will 60 over.
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Docs. The poisoning of dogs still goes on,
and considerable number have been thus
killed. s
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GREAT BARaA1Ns.-S. Deslham, .lO8. King
street. is selling off his immense stock of Sum
mer Clothing st cost, in order to make room for
his tall stock. Don't miss your chances. jy III
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MARRIED..

On the 3Oth ultimo, by Rev. DR.. Hopson, at
the residence of the BRIDES father, in Henrico
county, Mr.. HENRY HILL, Of Culpeper CO.,
to Miss BETTE B., daughter of Mr.. 5. Cot
trell Of Henrico county.
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CH1LD's Boots and Slippers, large stock o.
every description-very cheap-at "a, klng St
je l9-.1D w. b. WADDE1.
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LADIES Boots Caters and Slippers, at great
~ reduced prices, at ID, King street.
10 1o1m W. B. WADDKY.
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7OR RENT--Tho STEAM MILL, at Pier
P0R RENT.

s'sHUTER's HILL PROPERTY" near
the western suburbs. Good Dwelling and fifty
acres of land, all well enclosed with new fence.
The four-story fre-proof WAREHOUSE, on
the corner of Prince and Union streets
The three story BRICK WAREHOUSE, on
the south side of Prince street, east of Union.
Apply to GREEN q WISE,o
iV 9-lm Mansion House DullQln&.
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GENTS Boots and Shoes cheap, at IA, King
street. Tie 19-1ml w. b. WADDEf.
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AUCTION SALES.
TE7RUsTEES SALE OF. REAL ESTATE
IN WARREN CO., VA.


Bv virtue of q deed Of trust executed 10 me,
on the l4th day of November, 1866, by Moore
G. Blackwell and Joseph d. BLACKWELL and
their wives, and duly recorded in the Clerks
osEice of the County Court Of Warren, in the
State of Virginia, and by consent Of the parties,
l will offer, at public sale, to the highest bidder
on MONDAY, July 9th, 1868, IN front G4 Of the
Court House door, in the town Of Warrenton,
Va, the valuable REAL ESTATE, conveyed
by said deed, and consisting of the undivided
(Dtwo;thirds of TIA acres Of land the other IN
divided % one.t third belonging to James Black
we'll, will probably be offered for sale at the
same time. -... S..
This tract Of land is situated about 3 miles
from Linden Station, on the Manassas Gap K.
r., in one Of the finest and most picturesque
sections of Virginia, is now covered with blue
grass. and is esteemed among the best grazing
farms in Piedmont, Va. = adjoi4s the lands
of Colonel Richard Il. Dulany, John Grant,
and others, and is the same land which was
conveyed by Thomas 0. Carter and wife to the
said BlackWells by deed duly recorded in the
Clerks office of the County Court Of Warren.
The terms of sale, prescribed by the decree,
are cash but the undersigned is authorized to
vary the terms, and will, on the payment Of
So 600 in cash, give liberal credit on the resi-
due, upon terms to be made known on the day
Of sale. 5. Z. NULAND,
jy 10-1aWts ...- Trustee
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Commission Merchants, Agents,
Sm II, King st., Alexandra, ' q.
GALE OF TRIADELPHIA MILLS AND

SALE OF TE1A FSRM MILLS AND
On SATURDAY, August I'D, 1868, at II M
in front Of the Mayors Office in the city Of Rsa Al
ruptcy respectively, of E. e. Delahay; we e WI .
offer for sale, at public auc:ion the FL Sssnt
land attached, situated on the Little kiyer
Turnpike and Holiness Run, about mules
from Alexandria, with the fine water power ana
every other right and privilege connected with
said mill and land. Upon the tract is 2 naa
with number of buildings attached to the mill
and the dwelling The mill and other houses
are al in good condition. This is the same
property which was for many years owned and
occupied by James Cloud
TERMS-One. third of the purchase-money
cash the residue in two equal instalments, at
one and two years respectively from day OF SAFE
with interest; bonds to be given for the defer
red payments, and to be secured to our satisfac-
ton by a lien upon the land and insurance nc;
upon the buildings. Expenses of deeds, lnc!u-
ding revenue stamps, to be paid by purchasers.
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
Assignee.
;11a -aots T. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
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TIRUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue Of deed of
trust executed by John Mcmahon and wife
to the undersigned, recorded in Liber Il, No. 4.
folio 1924, land records Of Fairfax county,. l
shall, for the purposes therein specified, to wit;
Gould, offer, at public sale, on MONDAY, the
nth day of August, 1868, Quarterly Court in
front of the Court House door at Fairfax G. g.,
the tract Of land therein conveyed, situa' ed in
said Fairfax county, forming porti.n Of the
Mount Hebron tract and containing by com
putation, 1855 acres, roods and 23.7 poles. 1t
adioins the lands Of Elizabeth A. Gould and
others. Terms cash.
iy 10-cOts +. l.. SMITH, trustee.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
u BILE LOUDOUN LAND.-In pursuance
of 3 decree of tho Circuit Court Of Loudoun,
held at its April term, 1868, in the case Of " n
H. Fitzhugh vs. Arabella B. Luckett, &c, the
UNDERSIGNED the Commissioners named in
said decree, will, on MONDAY, the 10Th day
Of August, 1868, Court day, offer for sale, to the
highest bidder, in front OF the Court HOUSE. II
the town Of Leesburg, Va, VALD ABLE
FARM, containing 3G4 acres and "a poles. ! he
said farm is situated about two miles from MID
dleburg and about 3 miles from Aide; has
upon il a large STONE DWELLING, G5a5
and all necessary out houses; it is well sRzsa
enclosed has an abundance of wood and water
the land is Of fine quality. and well adapted to
grazing and cropping; it adjoins the lands OF
Hamilton Rogers, Townsend McVeigh, Frank
L. Fred and John w. Dodd WAS formerly the
resid ance of the late Robert j. LuCkett and Is
now occupied by Vim, Il. Fitzhugh. It is, IL
many respects, one Of the most desirable tarms
now for sale in this section of Virginia.
THE TERMS prescribed by the decree ar"
as follows viz: One.third Cash, and the residue
in two in two equal annual payments, bearing
legal interest from the day OF SALE and secured
BY deed Of trust on the land but said Commits
gioners upon receiving deposit OF not less than
ten per cent of the whole amount, a3 ljqu!dated
damages in case Of default, may leave the cash
payment in the hands of the purchaser until
continuation y. VI. ONH.
B. P. holland.
L. CHANCELLOR.
J. K. TUCKER.
j. l.. Rinker, Auct. Comm rs or Sale
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Gold

Gold.
lew YORK, July 18.-Gold to-day l43s.
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FOR RENT

ff1= The fine BRICK DWELLING, No. g.,
south Water street, formerly the residence Of
Hugh Latham, esq. In good repair; water
and gas. Apply ID j. &. VERPLANCK,
10 S-tf Room 1913. Mansion House
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GALE OF FAIRFAX LAND.

Fairfax CO., .ie 15-1aw4W Com
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A SSEM BLY, ROO M S

The ASSEMBLY ROOMS have Just been
fitted up, and are now for rent for LECTU RES,
CONCERTS, FAIRS &c. Apply to
feb l5-tf WILMER s. SLAYMAKER.
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TASTERN HERR1NGS.
so bbls prime EASTERN HERRlAdS' Just
received in store and for sale by
~ 1877 WIN Il FOWLE, JR., & CO.
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A CARD.

Sixty thousand Cretan Refugees, mostly
woEeI children and old men, scattered now all over
Greece true martyrs Of the cause Of freedom, which
their fathers and husbands fighting for in the noun
tans OF immortal Crete against fearful odds Much has
been done already in this country TO alleviate the suffer
ings OF these innocent victims Of war and hundreds OF
Cretan children clad in clothes sent from this country
70 thank lately the American representative IN
Athens
Tho approach OF the Winter. and the destitute condi
ton Of these poor people obges the undersigned to ap
peal more. to the generosity and charity OF the
American public feeling that this last appeal on be-
half Of bleeding Crete. will be promptly responded TO by
a generous and Christian people.
Contributions mo matter how small in money cloth
ing od new will be- gratefully received at the Consul
late Oface No A. Exchange place, at myresIdence.
No. lac East Seventeenthst.
d. n. BoTAssI, Consul Of Greece In New-York.
Esg York, Nov II. 1863
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19

McCURDYIn Cambridge Sunday The 18th inst Csrone VIZ
Of Theodore MeCud Of korvh Can daughter Of Tue sa
Judge Samuel II Hubbard VI Boston
MONAHAEOn Tuesday Nov H. 1882 Christopher honlhas aged
The friends II Svan Grove Lodge No
as r. A. Oh pier No 80 X A. n gy<
to attend the neIa residence No $40 hngsoRss
Thursday nov. 10. st 1 O'clock p. N.
MOORE-At Psn6eh On TUESDAY evening l7th nss. Thea
G. Moore. late II Milismsbargh, j. l., 81 years
Ills friends. and those and u W T. OsiroH
respectfully invited t attend h funeral from The redene OF W
H. Oirow No. 10 Hevest brookn d. SATURDAY sterBoos
o'clock.
s0UTHwICKIs Pougheeepse FOURTH Day "Wednesday Richard
&. S0uthwick, aged "a years
Praersl siItb Day friday at2p
TRUSL0wAt Saratoga springs TUESDAY the ITO inst s.ers
short Illness daughter Of the late Thomas True~
The relatives and friends Of The family Invited 10 agd her funeral
faAy the 20h 0cl0rk from the residence OF het
brother Thomas Trasow, No Bsiiortsve Brooklyn, T.
WkSTp Bennington w. Tuesday the 18th inst, Mrs Ann O.
West aged u years aud nonhs
Funeral from the BroOsyn THURSDAY Nov 49, Al
o'clock m.
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y,,pv,vc or TgT STEAMSHIP uATANzAs.

Cant. Oliver p. Hazard and the officers and
crew Of the steamship Matanzss have written card
thanking Capt McEacham Of the schooner Frank fsd
new B. for rescung and bringing them to port The fol
lowing Is Capt Hazards account Of the burning OF HIS
vessel:
Nov u a. m We left Savannah. Ca, with cargo OF
fine and pleasant, with light winds from y y L. a.
m VIC PASSED Tybee Lighthouse Nov: "a began WIN
moderate " n. j.. winds and head sea ~ " ~ III.
errvmau the Chief Engineer, reported 10 me inal We
ouid nave 70 stop the ship nYe or xix hours 10 repair
tnbes In the boiler then put ships head 10 eastward a
run one hour working the steam down. tneh maue az
sail hove ship TO and stopped the engine, Hneh tho
engineer hauled the fires and DieW uo"n tno
bofers AT 10 D. n. the Engineer reported 10
me that he all ready 10 start agan,
Sounded In a. fathomsIwater started snip ana tooh ~
on INV course when explosion took place, tle l,nc
beng Nov. H. 1910 a m. j Immediately went 10 hscSl-
rain she cause but met by the chef engineer VINO
told me that some OF the tubes Ol lhe goe. hau %
noded and that we must lay 10 10 repair IN Few MN
tes an alarm was that the chip wac Oh hie lo
ward between decks, the lames rom inc hIeron nav
inc nenefraed through the bulkhead 70 the cotton De
tween oeEs called all hands manned the Iit puips,
snS heea1 10 play on the burning cotton The flames
spread so rapidly that we found ~ I'M
possible to check II, and ordered IN, the
boat lowered away ready Tor Inc s ~
In ftteeu minutes from the time OF the frst alarm the
sbiT Vas mass OF fame. The boats were lowered ana
the ship was abandoned, Judge IN LATITUDE 30 - u
ionrtItnde 75o O west Cape HatteraA bearing w.
miles distant The first and second 0IncelS nu me-
took charge Of the boats dividing the crew hto 1ee
squads The fourth boat we were driven rom oy .e m
W. Law nv the burning ship until daylight WheI tneIV
,bi1g tsjble but her hull Shortly afterward san wac
- .ci,ooner standiug for At a. m the captain
- 1ha FnolIah schooner Frank OF sidnSy v D. ,ol4
TrLs Island bound for Halifax, TOOK us aboafN' poie
away Tor Hampton Roads ana lsnaeo us d. ' Az
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PICTURE SALE.

Lrst evening the sale OF pictures belonging
% the Hart estate was finished ht the rooms OF Msssrs
Ieeds 4 Miner NOS siT and broadway. The attend
ance was quite large and the bidding spirited Grand
mas Birthday" by Toulmouche brought $5iS Jaryiss
porrat of Gen Jackson brought 800. Moonlight ana
a. Rmbracine Cupid" by schlesslnger, brought Aioo
shake Hands" by Lilly NJ Spencer. once sofa py tho
cnfion Of Tie Pilgrims" brought SIS Cherries LOT
Grandma" by Fagnani, brought sIS Tho Rustic , BOY,
pyyor1ht sGs Boon Companions" by Akkersdyke
brought go "Tbe Pet Bird" by Willoms pro9sht zoo
btngobt SIS each "Organ, Monkey. and Dog by van
Ingen brought $l35. Setter Dogs" by Armhelu
psunt Sigs Poultry Seller" by Akkersdyko brought
60 The seaman's Daughter" by Walker brought No
a small plcture water Carriers aud Dogs, by N0tor
man brought $50 " Landscape and Goats Dy Laoheh
Wit brought sll5. Two hundred and eighty one pic
turos I'm ALI were disposed or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
TIE NEW DIOCESE OF k9Nq ISLAND,

The first convention of the clergy Oh inc
new diocese Of Long Island met yesterday ID tne iucn
Of the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn In the morning bishop
potter preached sermon from the text "other iounua
,o ran no more lay than that is laid winch IL Jesus
t,stT fst Corinthians lid chapter MIN VERSE vi
49, - asaembling OF the Convention IN the
az Ia Or Jacob w Diller was chosen onain
a Snd me rev Dr. 4. Stafford browne neeIeIsa.tJ.
irha Rev MIR Jeseup, after hig-prcssuie sn
- sSme length offered preamble anu p, iIsv
,tT NJ his sense Of the quhlues OF INC oisop
d fe rreret Of the clergy OF Long lssnd ny the H.
s ~ ther connection with him. The hev pT ia, ana
10 Injected with much warmth 10 the preahDo i,ed
ssoition offered by Mr. Jessupi he mad no snsn
feengs for any human being; he ha9 long he
honOred Bishop Potter, but snch iusoe mttes be- an
eond not stand he moved that Comi9.oeo "
notnied 10 draw a more temperate set Oh His
fhe Rev DR. H. g. Van Kleeck seconded lhe notioi, ~
Hon o. r. Floyd Jones thought the reso1 . VI ere
Jessup were not TOO strong; no wished i ~, he
stronger The Rev. DR. bchenck peneveu Inas .o ia
reference OF the resolutions 10 C0mlnIt,ee ,Ocre
tend To make the expression OF the Coyeh.lon
unanimous II was voted, with considerable Oppos'o,
To appoint such n committee. committee Oh nNe was
appointed resolutions, committee OF the eaiIo n"
Der canOs and committee OF seven on as
soon after the Convention met, In accordance via eo
unanimous vote Of the Convention appointing DiSn"p
Potter 70 the Charge Of the Diocese unti inc new ho
should be chosen that Right Reverend Eobtehhh 'VoN
the chair. and il few appropriate words n
thanks 20 thc Convention To-day At "a O'CLOCK Vho oVO
ton VI tAe BishOps viii taAO place
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THE WEATHER.

EEw-YoEE. Hory. Tb.r Wind Hcsr Tbsf Bar. Wtnd
IA 1916 n b. 40 29.T9 N.HW
~ 4go 2aUN zoe 1857 NNW
29RN II 38o 29BgNN.w
to l2 rainy aud dy rain to rs
from at
drIIlT misty Intervals Eyeuiag-DrTIy
then CLEARING o. Depth Of en &29 inches; midnight
YESTERDAY 40 Of aa inch
THE LATEST WEATHER REPORTS.
CHtCAGO9. f5Suow sl day; cold aud clear.
Loudly. cold. threatened
ST LOUIS 45-SHawing Al dsy.
during the last three cloudy
andv cold
SArT LAER-95O New-York tine-Wesiher cold and clear
AIRAgH-5-Haiuirg blows hard, and IS cold.
BuYFALO CLOUDY, cold and appearance of snos
FrrTsnuaGH-Cloudy and cold all expected.
CLEvKLaND-Sght this morning after which damp sdl
showing aud growing cqd
RfcnnoSD.-Clear and pleasant
WAsHfNGros.-Clo Loudly. damp. cool.
PniLADYLPHIA-No ram today locks Ike snos a
BosToS. - Raining windy and cold
NKw-HAVRg.-Foggy aud raining.
C.Sconb H-B m-Snow fallen the depth Of several
inches. als sleighiug Is good
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BILLIARDS THE DIoN-FosTER MATCH.

The long-talked-of billiard match between
Joseph Dion OF Montreal ex-champion Of America and
Melvin Foster, of Sew-York, has assumed tangible
shane and an early contest is TO decide the relative me
its OF these two artists Mr. Foster and the rspresena
tive of MIR Dion met Tuesday evening ana afanRou
the OF the match which embraces Two games
AZ follows Tho first game will be the regular a.,
French carom 800 points up be played In thso to
second the American fourball game pushsho Datreu,
400 points up be played in Montreal DON abe OF
Ave Should the match result IN te anOIner
game to e played the style to be decided by tIs1 ose%
hances of sc;ss would 90 be In favor OF roste'
sn, tho fact that in long series Of games win Mons
Radophe who conceded to DO at the head OF & w hs
erd artists Foster successfully defeated nun AZ ms
,yn came 1rencl aud at the four ball push phsryu.
American game while Rudolphe as easily % eonnS
mia, therefore excltes general interest ana VIII un
donbtedy be witnessed by larger NUMBER Oh Pci'oi'
Than ever attended similar display
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MUSIC
TIE OPERA sEAsoN-RoBERTo.

THE OPERA sEASON-ROBERTo.
The Maretzek season of Grand Opera Is pro-
crossing finely at the Academy. Robert lie Diable I"
was presented last night the cast being Identical with
Its presentation last season, including Madame La
Grange WHO made her temperance Alice. She was
received with the cordially is always accorded and
bang and acted with her spirit and truth OF
Bugno Robert IT Is unnecessary to speak the singer
Bnd the part being familiar TO require comment Mr.
Hermans took the part Of Berrdn and Miss McCunoch
pf Isabella, the part RaiBsbaIdO being filed by Mr..
Habemann, whose acting and singing showed much sub
Eued earnesDess and vgO The lovers OF the speotacu-
Var drama enjoyed in Mile Hesmael slight "Reminiscences
D the departed gOres Of the baelt which for month
have been shut out from the gaze Of population prone
% delight in these On the whole Roberto" aeeepta-
bly, presented last night 10 audience large spite Of
lhe cOntiuued had weather der Freisehutz" is the
opera Tor tonight.
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MARRLED.

COLFAX-wADBA the residence o. tue osass NJ R.i Sbss
pu ~ south BEND Ind Miss kleu NJ, eldest daughter
ntbs late Theodore L. Wade Of Andover
-, vvvyrs MRNZRSOu Wednesday the 18Th insh At NJ refers
m bs Rev Alfred b. Beach U. Lee Clements 10 Alice
Jsrybfer OF William Mennes.
vRsTou Tuesday Nov IL, the Collegiate Dutch
'1 V,.ne, Johnson Josephine A. daughter Of Joseph J.
West all Of this city. -.
Wednesday, Nov. H. in ~ Jsmess Chrsn
n,n-p l. BY Ae Rev d. " NJ johnson d. Dr. rector o. o.
NJ. Broohyn assisted by the Rev samael Cor d. D. s"
:. i.m,.s newborn and Req Francis Vtnen D. " st.
minister Of Trny Chsreh S.wiork Mana tous sds @ sep
ofthe late c. Grant Perry ofNe-por, X l. ~ tv
moPPAT-FRASBRon wednesday Nov H. o .ne III. lsi. IA
Saxsi ID D. EDWARD Emma L. daughter OF Wv NV Nv
wand A. Fraser ESQ, all OF this city IT..
RRDpsG-LoD0K-os Tusr Nov ~ By the hs chopeS Morss
..l.ed nv The Rev Charles c. Keysa al We N su.s,
49,. Winfield Rriding woosije n j. 10 MAY D. e"'''
daughter OF the Officiating clergyman. y" '"u'
All Notices Of Marriages must DC 'Hdofssa "'" !''''
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19

THE CONGRESS INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
The Subcommittee of the Joint Congress
Committee on Rcreuchment met yesterday, and Messrs
Jenoke Benton aud Van Wyek examined several OF the
Collectors OF the Internal Revenue Districts this CITY
MIR Fullerton also appeared and examined He fully
explained his connection with the investigation OF
nue. frauds tins city. His testimony showed that the
money and bonds that were taken from certain Col
ecor of the city, the Office Of d. G. Birdsa for
entirely different purposes than those that have been
alleged that he only acting as council, ana had no
interest IN the money paid by the eXColector
that time ana that tho money and bonds were taken by
the Collectors counsel ana returned Dy MN 70 SmI'h
less his expenses aGd counsel iees.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

~ Nov slour In good export demand; sales al -
7sSs IS wheat av and : 64 81 rs Legal tenders ~
NopE New 8-Coou opened but closed tuni sales La"
bales Mddhng, ne receipts 4J4 bales exports pone ca.
lathe Cotton market was nrmi sales Oh
b.. ,eesp 200 baes Mddugs 2lc holders asking 2le
sAvAsSA Ca Nov aCoi,ou opened dai ut closed hfm ''s'
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