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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

MARINE DIsAsTERS-LOss If Lre.-The nm
known schooner reported at EOsion on Monday
on her beam ends of Race Point, Cape Cod.
proved 10 be the British schooner s G. D,er-
ing, OF end from Digby, Nova Scotia she
cal sized On October ~, during a gale, wi N =
persons on board. seven of wnom were wash. 4
overheard aud Were drowned. The survivors.
including two women. were rescued by the
schooner j. G. Hall, of DIgby
Another disaster is reported off Cuttybank
IN the same gale. An unknown steamer, ot
about 40 tons, was seen To capsizs and SINK.
and 1t is supposed all hands Went down in the
Stssel, as The disaster occurred IN ihe midst of
a fearful SqUall, which continued for several
hours, aud prevented any a. istance bring
rendered ny a vessel in company
Ibe schooner John Farnun, from Boston for
innIa, IN coming over Nan ia et
shoalS ON saturday was siruck by n squIll and
let go her anchors, but both chains parted: tue
v md aiierward moderatIn z. she went into hy-
auuI>.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

ADDRESS or TIE ArSAN-AS DgMOCEAT-C
STATE CE>TEAL CONINIITTEE.-ROberrA A. Ho W
ard, cbalIu an OF The Democrat ic Arkansas
State Central Con lInI-se. authorizes the fol "
pg Tue conservative people Of Arkansas eN-
p"ct 10 nave quiet elecIJB III November, D..
rermrfed- and - insure tAa- result would D.
giad - have sufficient mum J-f of Tnir %
State troops s-EL - AIISstna.ss. under lie Colu-
man OF dlsiEt-Tr@ted OFF -rrs. All our inter
"sts side with order ana peace. TEp-e are here
no fears Hbateyer OF -rCuJIe originating " 4
The DrHrOCTaf-- Governor Clayton aad de- trr-
mIE-d - make trouble. II possible and had ~
HUthCrl'y Ji law 10 puIcE3-e the H"Sper arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

The GRAND LODGE, +. A. NJ, make their
snnuaI visitation 10 Hope LcoSe, No. 20, a
avenue tomorrow friday evening AZ
o'clock. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

TIE CORPORATION VS.. BALrIMore .yn
Ono RAILRoAp-It is stated that the contra. >.
tor for grading / street, between First and
seventh streets east, Mr.. Stephen TaItv. had
an interview with John w. Garrett president =
OF the above road. in Baltimore, on Tuesday.
when Mr.. Garrett informed him that Pos,
master general Randall gave it as his opinion
that the corp grafton of Washington could moi
otstruct the passa ge OF the United States mai
The subject, probably, will be fully d..
cussd at next meeting of the Boards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

lee LOUISIANA IFC iSLATT ER The LOUIS
Iana LeSiSlatur ad lourned Sts.s die az midnight
last night. The House reCOnsidered its vote
-usralnipg the GoveInCT's veto Of the I've mill
lions city bonds Dali. anu pa-s-I tne bill over
Tie veto. The House al-3 rejected another
white member, and Ius.sii ed negro in his
place y resolu ion w9s adop ed giving NIL
cage and p's oi-He tCr the whole session 20
rInbeI OF Republican contestants Of seats of
sIttng IemOc-aIic members, whose cases have
taken py be Senate IN 4 similar case. When
he Nr.o Il the CITY bonds ball came up In the
Senate a Senator caused communication 70
be rra-. Odsriug him q b-ib- Nf 5000 70 yots.
for The pa SAGE of th- Dill over The veto. IL
" a. slsO st1ted tha- a further sum OF -5J.OU0
had he-u ilrTed- Tb- vote was then aiken.
aEc he Ito was --Tiu-d, by a vote OF 10 10 q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

TGE SrTrNGF-ELO Boar RACES SIN tue x
m!i- boa Ia,e a Springfield has-., ye, -srday.
he - j LL ; CT- - b,aI he WaTa'~ rJuT-JI.Sd
eTrw fJr-y leI giLs. TIM. - Eii... = !, $50.
The ? hs rasy 0l Two mics. Wa won 5y
JC IN Nickel, Il 90 e SPriug. n IS TN. =
secs-, u.a-ILz John O'Nsii. u Sp~iu-zsid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22
SNOW IN BUFFALO.

BvFFALo, Oet :2-There was heavy tan Of
new bsTe thIs " eyRing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

EARTReUAHE IN SAN FEANCIsCO-Egid-
ms ihF'f"H .J.sE-2- p .H1s-t flssJ .-s S-sE-
SsHs-ln san ETaBciscO heavy shock OF earrn-
Iutke o. CURED az ten minutes To sIght O'Clock
yesterday morning The motion was east and
West- Several buildings were thrown dova
ana = considerable number were badly damag-
tu 'n Pine. Battery, and SansGm- streets the
eEOund sunk, tR1OWlng buildings out of line
Several severe shocks followed a. intervals
creating general alarm among M people The
>b9cs " a. jeit " Ith great severity a. - IN lose
"heIe number oi buildings weT- onsideTaDly
injured.
survey of he city shows hattie priucinaI
damage IL san Francisco ny the aartha usst. A.
confined - tE- lower pOTricn OF th- ii v Z low
Montgomery street. and an Ong old buildings
on made ground. Numerous abInioned hon -,
IN rEaL HUTtIOu q he cIty have penn puIIpd
down. he Custom House, being a brick buIId-
ing on pIled ground. which was badly shat
,ri1d hy The earthquake of OctOb-r, l~iJ. was
considered unsafe and the officials removed 20
thr IAternsl reyenU- building. Business in N.
lower part Of Ne city was suspended. The
sir"ets We're throHC' ID with people, and gr- II
* onement prevailed. The paTSpet walls ami
chIInneys OF a UrnbeT Of BUILDING x were thrown
down, resultDs 1T some loss of hfs. The dam
age will not exceed Il million dollars.
Vt Oak!3nd The shock was severe, throwing
down chimney aud greatly dancing numer-
Gus buildings. The ground opened IN several
pieces, and strong sulphurous smell was
noiiced immediately after tue shock. The
COurt-bOase al SaAg Lealiro was dc molished.
and one lie wSs lO>t. The shocks are reI Ortad
To have te' severe IN various portions OF tb,
country near Sdn Francisco, aud considerable
damage has been sustained. In many place
he ear opened ana water gushed forth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22
GeOi -etown Advertisements.
~ THOMAS DOwLING, Auct.; Georse;ovn.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
BOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C. .ATAUCTION
n On FRIDAY MORNING. Oct sd, l. a
" ~ clock, L Ill sell. at the store, NJ =
H High street. above 6 street, all the . ork
tCDnsistIDg OF Household Furniture, D.
Goods, &C.
ocI THOS DOwLING Au-t,
MEATS MEATS AT REDCCED PRICES
slkL0IN ROAST, 30 rs per pound.
BIB BOAST, IL and 2ocss
PORK and sAuSAGEs, 2Oc.; LAMB 2Gc
NEGETkHLks, POULTRY. CANE aal az
kinds Jf CANNED FRUITS. &c
H W FISHER.
&C 20 6t' ~ HI sh street CaoTss -s1o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

West Virginia will hold her State election
to-day. The following are the rival caudi-
dates
Republican. Democrat
ioVernCr--W W. L Stevenson. }. W Camden
SIC STATE. James VI. PIpes SE. Yant,s.
Tressurer. J. A. Macauley. q. J. Walter
A AUDITOR. Thomas Bozgrs d. Nsyar
At Gen1Thsysr Melvin. WI WILEY
Judge ap Isk- L.. Berkseire. VI. VI Johnston
The first election for Staje OT GERS in this new
State was held iu Ju1e, 1855, when arthur L
BoTsuaH, Unconditional Union, was elected
Governor without opposition. Re was re-eIect-
ed IA lSs6 by 6.b4I ma iorIty
candttAfpS fgr m gross n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

BREvET BRIG. GEN'L 1READwELL MOORE,
tuartermasIer. has been ordered TO repair to
Troy, y. Y, and there await ordets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

RETURN OF GENERAL GgANT.-It is now
said here that General Grant talks OF port
poning his return TO this city until after the
Presidential election.
INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source Were St.yg e 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

X. I. MCLAIN, ESQ, Cbmf Clerk of the DE-
partment OF Agriculture, LEFT the city to-day
for the purpose OF representing said Dep,rt-
nent al the FAIR OF the FRI derick County Agr.-
cultural Society, now III session At Frederick
city, Did.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

.bEsisNEDs-lr- Ii. A. Bsnc glsy. q brother OF
SOLICITOR Bsnekiey, for the past year Pardon
CGe~S H. The Ar.ornsy Generals one, has
sndersd his resignation and ne same has been
aterI ~. -.f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22
LIFE INSURANCE.
5000 for S6 Premium
yEDEB THE AUSPICES OF THK
Manhattan CO-OperatiV. Relief association.
THE MANHATTAN COOPERATIVE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
Is CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF NEW
YoRk
LIFE INSURANCE.


The oh ject of this Association IL 20 serure casa
payment within forty days sitter the a. ath OF 9
member, of many collars as there are memher.
10 the class t. which he or she belongs, 20 his "a
her hefre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

'cI1 EcI"R APPoiNTKp-Johp WEl'sms
fts been appointed Coliestor OF Iu'sTa9'
II venue. tor 'he second District OF Tennessee,
vice AbeIHethy, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22
MEMBERSHIP FEES.

The memhersh IA Ices are N'r asilgrs G joining,
tT tcstrh cft ~ oaff of y vtli Be- fsT-
hlSasd,l AID dollar aud teu uts "a the death
OF "a m nber, OF which due notice wil he gi ven
One dollar from each member 90, 20 the sidsw or
heirs OF the deceased member, and the ten cents
Tor expenses Of collecting.
1lis Company ls dlyIded into TEN CHASSIS
toR MtS and TEN CLASSES FOR WOMEN.
~ soon as these Clsss-s hilod, ten new CLASSES
" ~ be sdorr,.d MN ard women are not allowed
the same classes. Everything Il done ~ make
each Class elual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

PROMO =, TO REA Z ADMIEAL.-Commod a odOre
g. y. Poor, " >. ~, has tsen promoted 10 the
position of hear Admiral, vies Rear Admiral
H. h. hJff, wno has bsen placed on the retired
Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22
C.ks~ES-
ILIUSrRAru0N

Class "A " has s0l0 male meubers. mar c,es
The Association rays over within forty asye IS go
70 the widow or heirs, and the saining me mb~rs
forward within thirty days one dollar and ten cent
each 70 the Assoclatien TO reimburse &C. Failisr
TO send THE sum, Ties forfeit to the assocfAtiou
moneys paid aud the Ass ocisfioY snppif a a ne ~
member 70 III the place OF the retirins nne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

A DISPATCH received here this morning from
New York, announces that the Dcmoc ta c
National Executive Committee Will meet ia
Philadelp bia to. morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22
ADVANTAGES,

The advantages Of this Assa,i .tion J.eT orsEasr
Lie Insurance Companies are, 10 pa les car
breek it, fhc ,cs arr small aud re airet L. -
paid at s5ch long intervals, that any man u.
secure 70 h IS .aTIily cOmpe'encI Up N lis iea h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

ANoTHEE LITERARY SQUARBLE.-The au-
horship. OF the poem about the Amer
icsn nsg commencing Tear down tha,
aUrtng iie." long CLAIMED by and attributed
% be la,e Col. Halpine, is now claimed By
Wm. Oisnd Bourne, OF New York The wei izh
& testimony seems 70 be, however, In favor
the 10Y If,s-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

EUtIL lGENI> AkL NANTIu
L. eyery County Sed -ssus AID sppicsti5us ff- /,
cor. peteat par .ios for such Acsacies With -q.rN :
dJrseGleLt sbeu a BE- sod essea - tls Cotapay
g. sT.i Agent, EOBERl ,. NOAH
~. gee St. bet i4sB ard lsth sf-,s.s
AsshlnctOn. D u
Virginia a. J We Virginia. ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

beloved 10 be fatal Coroner White made fe mgr
Tenn examination yesterday Mr.. Peter Mhh0n. o.
resident OF H0boken was prostrnted IN an apopechc
IN Justice Whites Office yesterday morning
JERSEY CITY.-The new public school
o No SOuth-st. dedicated last evening" IN the
nre.~nCe OF a large audeDoe. A man named feard
in,ned f~m the fcrrybOat New Brunswick as sbe was
Ieavne fhe ain yesterday. He rescued Exoherlh
Restty H. suddenly az his residence Saturday morn
mo n said that many Of The names appended 70
the pettion ssl, the Legislature to retain Henry
Fnci "a Polies con,ro,. ioner are fOrgeries
NEWARK Office Oh re re Eps 1ht g EOS,u
nal was entered and robbed sn.. beep n,aeed in
nately the cash and valuable papers hzo be Newark
Tue SAFE The injunction recently issued on H.. work
ana New York Railroad. compelling them 10 cease a
mas been removed and every step win DO taken 70
insure an early completion OF the line George Warren
the East Newark who attempted debase
several OF hs young lady pupils. was arrested, but
psts OF the State met yesterday morning aud adopted
resolutions requesting the legislature to pass bill
moving the Central Railroad bridge over Newark Bay,
which. they say, Is ali obstruction TO navigation.
PATERS0N.-The Paterson Gas Company
TO reduce the price of to about u 900 feet
William Dunn and his wife, who keep small store In
south Paterson, severely beaten by half dozen
ruians who entered their place and demanded whisky.
They aferward destroyed the goods In the store aud
broke out the windows with stones
MORRIS COUNTY, N. 1.-THE Republican
primaries to select delegates to the Republican National
Convention, are 10 be held throughout the county on
March 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
THE IMPEACHMENT FEELING IN THIS CITY


At the different newspaper offices, bulletins
although no definite news regarding the Impeachment
Question was received were issued at uncertain inter
walls Around the various bulletin boards the crowd was
more or less motley. InfammatOry headlines" were
the order of the day Those OF The Neps and Express
were the most denuncatory Of the acts OF Congsss,
Around the former were men with beetle brows hgh
cheek bones and turgd lips, discussing III GUM anu SUI
len tones the excitement OF the hour Coso or,,y
aud individually, theyi were III favor OF supporIhg
the President at oil hazards. Says one I'M, IN,
Tepure-ofOniee bin what's its 1t is unconstitutional
that's what it IL Tbad Stevens done 1t oil, and he ought
20 be hung" mo II amt him., calculates another, y
Bngham he ought TO be arred and feathcIed; wish he
was IN New York for about an hour ana ne e1
ated on his hand most threateningy. No. said mia
nose, and tuckine his umbrella under his arm. not
withstanding the rapidly falling snow, 81 viii eE-
lies in q nutshell The Tenure-of-Ofioe bill Is per
fecty constitutional and the President recognized
instead Of lremoving hm, and appointed Gen. Grant
secretary OF War ad interim. Thus you zee Andrew
i'm" The old gentleman got further for he had 20
beat speedy retFeat under yoley OF snST ,, Al
downfall Of the Nation, and the assistance Of Gov Geay
o. fe9nsas 70 irgsh HesTy eysSodv h %a
talking ut once; But 1t was evident
-Consttaton~ Constitution, was the subject "llll we
wants, said grmy individual with shovel aud basket
is 20 leave with the courts the Constitution Is all
wants, and the Tenure-of Office win be dissolved" In
the LIQUOR saloons where the disciples OF Tammany and
nd S0 yoe invite one asoher
drink Being supplied with the ahomnable stun they
would cDk glasses, and clenchng hands, swear hdely
20 the cause and, II necessary, 10 Washington to
the support OF their leader 10 gather the necessary
force hold Mr. johnson IN Office Room NO lS NO pos
Broadway, was hired, and volunteers were invited TO
come forward and sign their names to the following con
series Of associations support Of the policy OF An
drew Johnson President Of the United States and arc
willing resort to arms to repe revolutionary at
tempt on part OF the Congress OF the United states 70
overthrow lawful and constitutional authority OF the
nation" On calling there 20 witness the enroment o.
men for tho adjustment OF Congress reporter found
the room locked After waiting patiently FOR about -
him that the Committee was absent Where Is tho
Committed :" ssked He has conc ioGt win tsree
other peDtlemen." what fOr-tO get a. drink y Yea.
( guess So" was the response. AtteV waIttnS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

HAVOC Assa.y Fsb a. George Prsass ass sssd rear.
u0Dths sid n dagG .-.IIr 49,
The Es "a. ssi, q s ably and those ofAs brother win,.
sts Requested the isnsrE foE TIC edhce OF be Bcs
NO zsJ Es.s Foreths wednesday FEB q, cebck
Without further aOscs The remains WI be taken 20 0sensooi &c
.0terEent
HAWTHORNE .s ~, an suud., Feb 70 John ~ H..shor..
for mary tesrs ard pn neat Ssresat Of
NJ wa q removed Hunting ca nf nssssn N ss
g.a., fsasss services at So JOH' 'hufen Huntington -
NeE-Orisans papers please copy.
M nosdy Fso r. The Fh A,snus O'' IA as s.
His friends aud scguuane invited 10 ,,pd Ms fnsf,
sae9 square r,eseyran Churek hs AsEnss Tbzn
day, FEB u, At ii o'clock N. further
Nswbarsh Fshil and Poughkeepsie papers plsass eopy
SBAMAN0n Seventdsy morning second month gi C,roiss
WIDOW OF the late Dr. VIM seaman N the Of
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited
her ate sdenee No - PieneBo1tst, Brooklyn ThAsy
Dz..o. 2Sih inst, At O'CLOCK I -
A. n, @o Sunday Feb Is Hay Dsnulstou ysunrs
ehH Of BdTard ssd llama II Stevens, aged n n6ulhA
wLIrs-u Brooklyn on SasGsy, Peb 20 Edmass Wills ia the s
NJ s,". a.. .iys Or, invited 10 ssseaa his fsvs Isssy
Feb % q O'clock NJ his lac residence No ~ Vsf~'-s
FUNERALS TO-DAY.
BRRAKRY Mrs JANE South Thirdst, Williamsburg
BJOXHAM Mr. CORNRLIA J.. No 38S Ber LighttIa
cusHAAN Miss sABNA, North secOnds and bS'As1 "s
DBMARBsT JAMES H. No ztw@s Teuth-a
GALLAGHER, WILLIAM. No Is Monroe 81
JACKSON Mrs. ANN, Ma % wash stoast
MURPHY. JOHN. No lso Avenue A.
McAKDLE, JOHANNA, Nc. A. PagksI
MCDONALD Mrs CATHARSg Presbyterian Church cor ch'''-
and Amity ss, Brooklyn. .t..
POWERS, Capt THOMAS p, No. Csrislsgs
RAMSAY, Mrs MARGAREf. 10. lee Thompsonst
SkAhAS, A" CAROLINE H., No IS PsnepeDts' Broo1Js
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
DIED

coRyRLL-Ou Monday Feb a. May ,sEei Of Csruslas c'~s
aged Years.
Notice OF The funeral hereafter.
DEMARgSTOn Sunday mOfning Feb H. OF Conhas
g and Mar A. DemaTesi In the 2i year VI bis sss a.,
FureTs Tuesday Feb ~ At O'clock the resdene VI ns
fathaI, No "a West Teutb-st
GwYER-on Sunday Peb IS orousssioa re FEVER h,nnoa
youngest Of Predeek and fahRe VSye
months aud ds,s
III. relatives friends respectfully Invited % attend iee iane
hsis rsnes No ms at ~ @eloeh M tn'
The remains will b. conveyed funeral ear 70 "
Ceneey FOR EsfmsEs the 25o o'clock n oAm ""~ tssn
sltths n u
eEsEKRAl Tsrrytowp wss.eser Co. Y. sundsg Peb .
Der a. i. .
Pnrsrs from Christ Chuh Tar,c~B "Wednesday Feb vs. ~
SeiosS O. Tan leaves tlsieIA. asgOss' 70 VSlOss.@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CHiuTsroS c. Feb COt.on market active Al deehns 81
ldie.; sales 1 800 bales Middlings, 81 d7lAe
AuGrsTA Peb Colt0n market eaer sales olV oaesi re
eeip,s go bales Middlings, 23e. =.
HLsNaroS NJ C. Fen A-spr.s Turpentne advanced 20 Zoe
sra; Common s2 % Strained 90 o. No Tat ~ III Low No
l. Sa Tar hrm At - Cotton steady: hddllnRs 2ie.
NOZZLE Ala PED -Cott0n make. closes dull sales zoo bAes
Atdrss ale ecelps 500 bales exports eO9 bales
Feb dull and depressed Mddines fll
22c bAes receipts $50 bales exports 'S bsss
Sterling Exchange 80l62 NevYork Sight krchAug ceut Dis
Gold HJ4ltt sugar trmi oommoa, lsfci Fair ltdle
Prime Choice d3ic hoasses 6jQs Flour drnsT Superhne
SlO Choice SD So PORK 10 sht supply boer asking sac Corr
easy sJc 81 O sds5c Macon higher shoulders l7id
l3c; Clear sides ol LaTd-In Tiercss l4le Keg. Ste .
LoUb. Feb 2-Tobsceo-No sales Cotton. is Z:
Flour quiet Unchanged the demand limited suphne S 2
$50 Double Extra % O Treble oil 75esl3 Choice and Fancy
sl2 TS0sk wheat Improved demAIdi No spnng; ~ 10
prime and choice Winter S. du ard declined
a' aas'e Oats dull snl unchanged barley 81 ~ % o
eIcg aud en S2 50 Baoa .ette and hgher
Clear Sides HlG4ci Clear Rib Die Shoulders, iot9 nc ssgn
Cured Hams 6iGl Of Clear sides for March ~ al oc haf
Meats highr Clear Rib sides l2c Clear Sides Jc, loose LARD
Kee Keg Ice Whisky improved demand shVmst
Sc ne R.eepts-l coo bbls Flour. $500 bush Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

An OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W nltenofe
rsa snno,Dted postmaser at Fluvanna Chautauqus
county n y June a. 1927. under JOnn Quincy Adamss
administration by John Mclean, Posmaster'Genefal'
and has held tho Office since w H. fenton. esf1
who a. Justice OF the peace cert fed 70 the responsibility
OF WhttemOre first bal bond has also cer teh SUD
se0uent bond he having bed the once on Jusu9e rom
before 1917 10 che present time excepuhg nl January
IN Mareh In one year Henry StTunk and Henry Martin,
who we're WhitemOres sureties Ia 1870 sge -i on ils
bond We dOu0t whether thoIe - q ~ csSe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
ruE EARLY L1FE OF GEN. GRANT.

The NEW YORK LEDGER of tins week con-
tains the first two OF series Of letters from Gen Grants
father written exprer'ly for the LEDGER luis number
contains sn engraving OF the house where Was
80 a,d IkeneAaes AZ his father and mother The let
trs are written in an ohAnd manner, and ara exceed
inxiy interesting,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
MARRIED.

UODGPNAg- POOT-in Port Henry, T. Wsdhsdsy Feb b.
l., an. Rev Cyrnus Reason d. Hoo gemau esq Edwsn
Mar e. dApghs Of Lueius Foot OF hs former place
No cards
PIRLsrICKFR-CORDENo Saturday atsl Johns
Cuen Staten ssnd b. the Rev Dr. Becleston Mr CbsTs ~ P
s,ieier b. NJ. Hannah Anne CoTden. No eardA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
THE WEATHER.

RENRK&MOrung harry o'clock overcast from 80 II showing
lightly IL AenoOn-Igt 4; N T. storm nom
tsOp midnight Depth ALLEN u inches Position
Plansst Sunday morning at s2+ The
planet Neptune the sign OF Pisces he Fhe will be about
Aos w Of the ofthe 18th % the same even
ing Al the the planet Neptune VIII be about o w ofhs
principal evening the planet Vnns that time shs w
RIPoRrs TELE0RAPH. FKB. 2t-eAH.
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