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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

This gentleman, whose devotion to the
Mexican republic during its most hopeless
period endeared him 10 its friends, and
whose personal afability made him popular
in American society, has been violently
assailed by the partisan press of Mexico
since his return home respecting his trans
actions as finaHcier and diplomat in the
United States. As Mr.. Romero wields a
ready pen he has undertaken to defend
himself and vindieates his course by
plain and satisfactory statement, which
shows that thrice is he armed that hath
his quarrel just
He says that General Sanchez Ochoa,
who was authorized TO negotiate a loan of
$4,000, 900 to be secured by cnstOmhouse
dues on the Pacific coast, disoheyed the
government and entered into a ruinous
contraction which he obtained the ap-
pPoval Of Ortega, who had assumed the
position of president of the Republican
New York; that he notified the firm that
kept the bonds deposited by Oehoa that
they remained at the disposition of the gov
erhment and not of the agent who had
them printed. The Sl0.O00,000 being sub
ject to the payment of $50, 900 in gold, with
one and one-half per cent interest per
month, Mr.. Romero says that it will not be
possible 20 redeem them until this amount
be paid. He redeemed 81, 500, 900 in Wash
ington under Instructions, and the balance
OF eight and a half millions are deposited
in safe place, Where there Is no fear that
they will be improperly disposed of. He
also alleges that General Caravajal, suhse-
quently accredited, independent of himself,
made ruinous contract with Daniel Wood
housel supposed TO have been signed some
days before ia San Carlos, state Of Tamau-
lipas that he took the necessary steps to
prove fraud, and that the republic would
not be bound by fraudulent bonds Wash
ingtoa Chronicle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

A correspondent of Baltimore paper
attacks General Grant because his private
letter to the president expostulat;ng against
the removal of Stanton is faulty in gram
mar and orthography. These are very
common faults among distinguished men.
They have neither time nor inclination 10
write carefully, or to revise what they have
written. Half the great men of the world,
the Bonapartes and Wellingtons, have had
the same fault ascribed to them by men
who were nothing, if not hyperciitical.
The forcible and plain expression Of their
meaning was more important object
to them than the trivialities of pune
tnatioD, or the misplaeing of letters.
OF all our great men in Georgia, there are
few, as old editors know, whose grammar
and orthography will "hold water" The
corrections which have to be made before
their productions are it for the public eye
Involve as much labor as did the compo-
81 on of their productions.
This charge of ignorance against Geharal
{ G It is no bad sign Of his success. The
sa las been made against almost every
81 essful man in our country who sprung
FRI the ranks of the people Il was
N le against General Jackson by the
aristoeIats Of his day, but we imagine that
for the last ten years there has been scarce
" an hour in which every true patriot has
not exclaimed, "Ohi for one hour OF Old
Hickory. ry.'-Aagasta (Ga.) Republican.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04
Dnme.,ic MnrIrn,n


New YORK, January 3.-Cotton armer
and active prices have advanced 4 TO 10:
sales to-day 1000 bales at l6s to lie. for
middling-. Flour quiet state SIS 70 to
$40 So; southern $40 SO to SIS. Wheat
active. Corn, mixed Western 81 Ala; vel
low Southern s. IS. Oats frmer Pork
hrm, $2l 2l. Lard firm, 12i to lie. Gro
ceries quiet and steady. Turpentine 5l5
to SIC. Rosin So rs to 81. Freiehts
firm grain to 81. Money closed easy. Call
loans to Z. Prime discounts to O.. Gold
hrm, l334- Sterling quiet and steady.
stocks strong. Sub treasury balance S97,-
OOO,OOO. Governments closed steady.
CINCINNATI, January 3.-Flour 25c. high
er; family SIl %. Corn and oats un-
changed. Cotton active at l5c. for mid
ding. Whisky in bond 2Sc. Hogs dull
Provisions quiet and firm. Pork $40 to 21
Lard quiet and firm at 12le. Bacon shout
ders 81 to l0e, Clear sides l2l to 1850.
Potatoes firm SO So Hay dull at SI4 to i6.
Sugar, New Orleans, SIS to 155c. Molasses
IS to 90.
ST.. LouIs, January 3.-Tobaeoo active
a1d~-sfnchaRged. Cotton better at Is to
133c. Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn
very dull, at IS to 90c Oats dull and
dropping, at 68 to 72c. Provisions dull 1;
pork $40 so to S2I. Bacon. shoulders %
to l0c; clear sides 1850; sugar cured hams
l6 to lie. Lard 12lc.
LOUISVILLE, January 3.-57 hhds. to-
bacco sold; lugs So to 6; leaf SI7 25. Cot
ton l34 to IA. Flour, superfne 81 IS;
fancy Sl2. Wheat 50 So to 40. Corn,
ear 68 to 10c.; shelled 73 to 75c. Oats 65
to 66c. Bacon, shoulders l0c. clear sides
l3c. Bulk meats, shoulders s}c; clear
sides III; mess pork S2l so to22. Lard
l24c. Whisky y to 29c. in bond.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, January 5, Evening.-COnsols
925. Bonds 72s(6722.
LIVERPOOL, January 3, Evening Cotton
active and frmer. Uplands in port "a; to
arrive "a. Orleans "a. Sales to-day 20. 600
bales. Manchester advices favorable. Other
markets unchanged.
from Yesterday Afternoons Dispatches
WASHINGTON, January 8. Governor
Haights inaugural says; The propriety
OF admitting the blacks to suffrage belongs
to each state to determine for itself Had
congress been able to control the subject
both negro and Chinese suffrage would
probably have been forced upon the people
of California against the will of the ma
jority.
Ignorance of the effects Of such legisla
ton would have inflicted upon as evil
intolerable, so far as California is concerned
i "The people Of this state have expressed
their opposition both to negro and Chimes
suffrage"
The First National bank of Bay City
Michigan, has failed badly.
HAVANA, January Sit is stated tina
Santa Anna furnished Colonel Villafranc
money and men to inaugurate the Yucatal
revolution.
The Mexican congress is about increasing
the regular army to eighteen tbousan
men.
WASHINGTON, January 8. - Genera
Meade left this morning for Atlanta t
assume command of the third military dis
trict.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04
CONVENTION.
ThlrtIeth Days ProeeedInws.

Ehlrtieth Days Proceedings.
On motion one hundred copies Of the
report of the committee on contingent ex-
penses were ordered to be printed.
The order of the day was then taken up,
being the consideration of the thirteenth
article of the constitution. After consid-
cradle debate and the rejection of several
amendments, which were offered by Messrs.
Blackburn, Packard, and Wickliffs, the fol-
lowing, offered by Mr.. Pinchback, was
adopted by vote of 5S yeas to II nays:
All persons shall enjoy eqaal rights and
privileges while travelling in this stale
upon any conveyance of public character.
And all business places or otherwise car
ried on by charter, or from which license
is required by either state, parish, or muni-
eipal authority, shall be deemed places of
public character, and shall be open to the
accommodation and patronage of all per-
sons, without distinction or discrimination
on account Of race or color.
The convention then adjourned till to-day
at eleven o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04
Two Remnrknble Watches,


George III. was the fortunate recipient of
the smallest watch ever made, which was
constructed by the famous chronometer
maker Arnold, and was sci in ring like a
Jewel. 1t contained one hundred and twenty
different parts, and weighed just about as
many, grains so that the parts averaged one
grain each, the fly wheel and pinion actually
weighing the seventeenth part of grain !
OF course, ordinary tools were useless for
such microscopic work, and Arnold had
first TO make a special set Of implements for
it, The Ring was SO pleased with the wonder
that he rewarded the skillful donor with Eve
hundred guineas. The emperor of Russia
wanted a watch like it, and offered Arnold
one thousand guineas for its counterpart,
but in order that his gift to the king might
not be deprecated, end at the same time to
preserve its unique character, Arnold re-
fused the offer.
In strong contrast with this tiny time
keeper is a watch in the form of a skull.
which formerly belonged TO the unfortunate
Mary, Queen OF Scots, and was bequeathed
to her maid of honor, Mary Seaton. It's OF
silver gilt; and on the forehead OF the skull
is the figure of death with scythe and hour
glass standing between a palace and cot
tage. with one foot on the threshold ofeaeb.
On the posterior part there is a representa-
ton of time, also with scythe, and near
him the emblem Of eternity-a serpent with
its tail in its mouth. Or one side Of the
skull there are figures of Adam and Eve ia
the garden Of Eden, and on the other a
representation Of the cruoifxion, each set
off with an appropriate legend. The in
side of the skull is elaborately wrought.
The watch part Is entire and performs well,
and it has bell Of musical sotnd upon
which the hours are strUck. A chain is
fixed to the relic, but il too heavy to be
worn; It was, doubtless, intended TO occupy
a stationary place on prle disa, or private
altar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

BusrnED,s AssAnAST.-The man who.
shot Judge Busteed is L, v, B, Martin
formerly Of Tuscaloosa. He received the
appointment of United States district at
torney last year, and to take the Office had
to swallow the iFon-clad cath. During the
war 1t is said he sympathized with the
arebellion" to the extent Of taking con-
tracts for making gunpowder for the state
of Alabama, erecting powder mills, aud
manufacturing nitre. He also held an ap 4,
pointment under the confederate states ia
Connection with the collection Of the tax
n kind, He was sub-elector for Douglas
il the presidential election Of ls60.--A Aossl-
sonery Advertiser.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

TIE SEBAsFoPoL OF South AMERICA
forterss of Humaita, on the La Plata, will
be memorable long after the sanguinary
contest between Paraguay and the allied
powers has ceased. Chosen for its strong
strategic position, It has enabled the Para
guayan General Lopez" dictator . he IS
sometimes called-with a handful Of hardy
men to defy successfully all the power that
could be brought against him within the
last two years; and the end is not yet
During the single fortnight ending on the
seth Of November, according to official re-
ports, 1000 mea were slain almost beneath
its shadows
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

How tight the hold is that feudalism still
has on oficial Prussia is evinced by the
stotement that the Prussian Admiral Jack
mans prospects Of promotion were spoiled
by the discovery that one Of bis near rela-
tions was an actor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

The English ragged schools came very
near being failure from the starvation Of
the pupils It was found that one good
d amer week SO set up the youngsters
as to convert the failnre into q success
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

Dim 7. BARRETT. JoHS n wIEAANE
QARRETT 80 WIEAAANN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealsrsin
HARDWARE, STOVES, SHIP oHANDLERY
PAINTS, AND OILS,
AEarBleIzed Mnntels, Crates, Glass,
Round Square, and Hoop Iron.
Copper, Tin. and Sheet Iron Ware
Hes. zz8 and 7Ts Levee street,
Near sorapuru Market, Fourth District,
nu22 Gun NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

The victims of the New York petroleum
gift enterprise swindle have poured their
tale Of woe into The ear Of Mayor H0hmnl
and he has warned others to beware Of such
folly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04
sIS0.OOO worth of New Furniture
at Cost.
AND STORE TO RENT.


The stock of goods is all new and, Of superior
lnish, and win be sold low to close out.
BEDSTEADS.
$500 Rosewood, Mahogany, Walnut, and Cherry
CHAIRS.
l2OO dozen Spring Seat. Cane, Wood, and SpA
Bottom Chairs.
wARDRoBEs
500 Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Ward
robes,
BUREAUS.
500 Marble and Wood Top Bureaus, OF different
kinds and styles.
TABLES.
400 Extension and Leaf Tables.
ALSO
A large lot Of Cottage and Bedroom Sets
ALI kinds Of Marble and Wood Top Washstands.
Parlor Sets Of all kinds, and every description Of
furniture usually kept in firstolAss establishment.
Purchasers rely upon it that every article sold
me will be as good represented. and will be sold
~ low as the same description can be had in any
y her store ia the South.
j. B. HUBBARD,
Corner Rampant and Perdido streets,
de24 enl New Orleans,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

Reed and Wright is the name Of a news
paper arm in Wisconsin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04
BY TELEGRAPH.

INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
FROM ST. DOMINGO.
A NEW TARIFF PROMULGATED.
New Hampshire Radical Convention.
f. R O Nj Il u OF f.
The Sultan Protests against Russian Agents
ROMAN CONFERENCE ABANDONED
FENIAN HEADQUARTERS DISCOVERED IN PARIS.
RIVER NEWS, MARKET REPORTS, ETC.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

SOUTHWEST Pass, january 8, 6 P. M
barometer 1880, Wind southwest, light.
no arrivals or departures. The ship Moa-
gol is wind bound at the head Of the passes.
bound out Ships Carl and GiiohTist on
me bar Bark Ardour inside bound 6ut
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04
l0KMINDING, RuLING,

Al kinda Of Books sad Sheet Music bound id any
sis 70 suit the customer. None but the most skill
n awoskmPn are employed. an work warranted to
se satisfaction. and viii BE- dsns as low as any
ass ahnahmont in tha city, Farilcnlsr sttention
vsa 70 all kinds Of railing. apl0 81 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

The immense circus and menagerie Of
Robinson & Company has arrived and
although the weather was very inslement
a cayalcade was formed and paraded
around our city, making pleasing display
and attracting eyes from every point. 1t is
unnecessary to say that Mr.. Robinson has
pitched his mammoth tent near TiVoli
circle, where he wishes new year calls from
thousands of citizens
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT.
b. T. ABIEs, Proprietor; j. A. WOOD, Manager
SOOTTISH QUEEN. Smallest Lady in the World; (;
EO.ARMED LADY; GLASS BLOWER; SENIOR
ira EUGENE and her TRAINED LIONS; Rus
Iian Be lrs; Boyai Bengal Tiger; KangaroOs; Happy
Family; Birds; Monkeys; Serperts; Ostrich; Baby
Elephant, ETC.. all TO be seen daily.
Admiss on 80 cents; Children aj cents.
de2Etuyl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

FROM sT. DOMINGO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

VICKsBURG, January S-Passed up, In
diana at 8 A. N. Passed down, Shark with
barges at II A. NJ; Luminary az l2 NJ;
Selma at 9, and the Lee at Pm. River
rising.
LOUISVILLE, January 3.-River falling
slowly, With 9 feet 8 inches in the canal by
the mark. Weather very mild.
The New York herald., 1868-10-29

100 WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
loo cook ana TO assist washing and Ironing; s u
good baker Of bread and biscuit No objection 20 the coo
Try. Good reference.
The New York herald., 1868-10-29

MO WEST soTH STA YOUNG WOMAN AS COOK,
liJ washer and irouer in private family; hest city
tefe
The New York herald., 1868-10-29

400 4rH STA YOUNG WOMAN AS PLAIN COOK,
~ washer and ironer, cbamberr aid and lahnd
Dress has good reference. No Objection TO 80 short d
lanc hi ke coin
The New York herald., 1868-10-29

9td WEST 3UTH STA RESPECTABLE PROTEST
Ii Il ant cook do all Kinds or cooking;
good reference Leaving OF family going TO New
Orleans
The New York herald., 1868-10-29

70c CHARLTON STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
JLD cook washer and ironer in private family reer-
ence required Call for two days.
The New York herald., 1868-10-29

7Od WEST GOTH sT.-hs PRoFESSED COOK; CAN
lD1 do anything in the lioe OF eooklng public place
preferred.
The New York herald., 1868-10-29

1r2 EAST sisT ST, OVER tue DRUG STORES
lOD searnstress by respectable operate on
Wheeler Wilson's machines would engage by the day
week; understands cutting and trimming ladies' and chill
drcns dicsses furnish machine II requred good refer
ence given.
The New York herald., 1868-10-29

7CQ WEST 2cTh STA YOUNG WOMAN As FIRST
lou class cook understands cooking In all ~ branches
best city reference
The New York herald., 1868-10-29

OIc EAST 3sTH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL IN
AIO private family 10 do chamberwork and assist Il
washing and ironing willing and obliging good city ref
erence. Call for days
The New York herald., 1868-10-29

ITO EAST HOUSTON ST., ROOM 10, TOP FLOOR
lC An experienced order cook. Can be seen Tor two
The New York herald., 1868-10-29

O1O WEST 10TH ST.-As SEAMSTRESS by A COM
A1O petent woman; cut and ft lades' dresses and
do all kinds family sewing Grover Bakers aud
Wheeler Wilson'S machine good city reference. Call for
two
The New York herald., 1868-10-29

C7l WEST SD ST., NEAR 7TH AVA RESPFCTA
LlO bic girl first class chambermaid aud seamstIess
wait ladies; fully competent good city reference
Call or address for days.
The New York herald., 1868-10-29

OcO Sd Av. BETWEEN 2sD AND asD CTS. IN THE
LOA store.-A young lady wishes few engagements by
day week dreasiuakcr
The New York herald., 1868-10-29

- bic young woman, who can cur and ht ladies' and
chidrens dresses and operate sewing machines
wishes to go out the day, week month"; very best city
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-27
A Lively Time Expected.

According 20 one Professor Deiisser, series
Of celestial and terrestrial phenomeuaisat hand
On the night Of the 27th Of February, in the
Western heavens, there viii be a conjunction Of
the moon with Jupiter and Venus, and three
nights later Jupiter viii pass Venus by only
tweuty-three seconds Of degree. The result
II these coniunctions and perturbations win be
atmospheric commotion-electrical discharges
heavy gales. high tides, earthquakes, and no.
body knows what besides. Moreover the
whole year viii be fearful Tor its storms, inun-
datious, cruptions. quakings Of the earth, &c
These are solemn portents. Added to the
connections incident to the Presidential cam
paign, such material outbursts viii make life
exciting. The newspaper reporters will be in
Enquirer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-27
Boot & Shoe House.

We ask the attention Of our merchants
such as are not already customers Of the firm
90 the House Of CARROLL, ADAML X NEER, SD
West Baltimore Street, Baltimore. Itisacapi-
tai establishment, presided over by gentlemen
Of Htcraljty and integrity. Our young towns
man. EDWARD AISQUITH, is one Of the en-
ployees Of this house, and will be pleased to
have the Valley people call upon him. See
advertisement in another column.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-27
DIED

At the residence Of her son-in-law. Mr.. Wm.
Chaplue, In Shepherdstown. on the 18th instant.
Mrs. SALLIE BARNES, cousort Of the late Gun
mel Darncs. in the 10th year Of her age.
In Denver. Colorado, on the 9Th Of January. '6s.
Miss MAMIE T. CLARHE, niece Of Rev J. H..
Keller, formerly of ShePherdstown, aged - years.
On the 2Ist instant, in Baltimore, Of consump-
tton. SARAH A. DEARRING, in the 60th year Of
her age. wife Of the late Motley ". Dearring, for
merly OF Harper's Ferry.
On the 18th instant, at the residence Of his IA
Their, 10 Nlrtinsburg. JOHN POISAL SHAFFER,
agei Is wears and month
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-27
nInFANIILY JOURNAL.


The e2d.
AS was anticipated, the Methodist Church
our town was weu-6Ied on saturday Even
i.- last. on the occasion,of the commemorat'on
bv the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows oil
lie natal day of him who was first in war;
first in peace, and first in the hearts oil h'S
c5uutrymcn." The services in every PAF'co-
lar were peculiarly appropriate
Alan carly hour the house was being rapid
lv fne5-tbe middle block Of pews reserved
6- the Odd Fellows goOdly number Of
whom represented the neishboriag Lodges at
rsrper's Ferry and Shepberdstown.
Az o'clock WHdey Lodge and its visiting
t-..trea entered the church in fun regalia
bearing emblems Of Office, &c, and made an
interesting and attractive appearance. I'e
services were opened by an Anthem by Cno''
.rv1rpg men who. under the direction OF MI
Drxx1r performed tbeirparts very erediIaC.y'
After am impressive Prayer by the Kew. d. w
r,vs-r and an ode by the Choir the Adj
.l-.ss or Psv. Bro. II. B. SHEPHERD was heard
,r.., ,,,-,.,5 attention and qualification by the
ls-r, c,1c5ursc. lie presented with beauty
and simplicity the leading objects OF the order
the whole. in the language OF our contempt
r,-r of the SPIRIT, Astounding in instructive
thought and sparkling with gems Of brightest
IMAGERY" In we heard nothing to condemn
81. ..-.r. b., .,,v~,vn
Ar.er another Anthem and Prayer and an
ole the odd Fellows repaired to their Hail.
and The large congregation dispersed-a.Iseen-
.asry weu-pleasei with the entire PerioTm'n-
ces ol tlccycuing.
Ca returning to the Hall a vote OF thanks
was rendered. by Widely Lodge to the Orator
rrtte address. TO the Trustees Of the church
FIX ,ls use Of the building, to the Choir for the
music and tie visiting brethren for their pres
la.e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-27
Berkeley County.

From the Berkeley Union Of Saturday last
We take the following items
BURGLAR Still AT LABGE-On Thursday
night Of last week some william entered Mich
o'as Smiths house. beyond the railroad, broke
open a chest in which he kept his money, aud
took thereirom some four hundred dollars in
current money. The sympathieS Of our citi-
zeus must be with the loser. who Is q hard
working. industrious German, and had earned
and saved this money in five and ten cent
pieces az lime.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-27
The Cauntlet Taken %.

The ola FaMuy' has never been known,
We believe, 70 decline taking up the GHtHilet
wherever or whenever thrown down; but the
Buck G4untlets thrown upon our table by
Messrs TRUssELL Il Co. have been taken up
with more than usual alacrity, and with very
dcc.led pleasure.
So Glras wcare able to Judge at this present
Massrs. TGUssELL S Co. are possessed Of the
cheapest AMI best assortment brought to our
especial notice. See advertisement for prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-27
MARRIED

On the 10Th instaSt by the Rev. Or. John Nc
Cron. JAMES T.. TOWNER. formerly OF Shep-
bsrd,,own. % Miss LOUISA DAICKER OF Bal
timore.
Al the residence Of the brides father, Vim. Ayre,
ESQ.,, Fairfax county. Va. January ed. 1850, BY
Rev ". a. Alrich. Mr. RECTOR p. THOMAS Of
fau3uier On Miss BETTE r. AlRE.
On Wednesday morning Goth, at the'residence
q Che brides mother. BY Rev. J. P. HYDE. Mt.
JOE :. Riley. of Washington City. d. c., 20
Miss NuLLlE L. PULSE, Of Frederick County,