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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-26

NOTICE.-Haying now in my employ a
lS good HoRsE-sHOER, am prepared TO un-
horses will be shod promptly, and al other work
in my line done with neatness and Dispatch. hil
in want Of good and substantial work will please
faI E. r. ODEI.T..
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NEW CONCERN.
JAMES r. BURRFSS, LEWIS n. BLAIR and
GEORGE ID. TIA rUS have formed 4 c0-part-
ncrshp TO conduct the Wholesale White Goods,
Notion, Fancy foods, Hosiery Business, rs for
merly conducted by Burress 4 Powers, and cor
daily invite both city and country merchants to an
examination OF their stock.
BUREEss, BLAIR & THANrON,
No. IL Pearl street, Richmond.
n. 3. The books Of Burress Il Powers viii be
found with BurreSs, Blair & JhaXton. The new
C ncern viii settle the accounts. fe lin
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afterwards taken out Of the river, and all
were conveyed to Newly Hall to await .
coroner's inquest.
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Bv Paine & Co., Auc .lcneers.

100 FINE Gil PAINTINGS,
embracing choice works from eminent foreign
and American artists.
This large aud valuable coHectlon Is con'r!-
buted by the artists themselves ara ~lil De ar
r,rred AMI ready for exhibition from TUESDAY
>,o,,-1xr: until the hour of sale, and the public
are invited to call ard examine them.
Catalogues, giving the names of the artists, are
now ready.
The Paintings are all mounted In heavy gilt
frames and the paintings and frames Will be sold
together.
fc 90 PAINE * w.. HuctohceTS'
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DIssoLUTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE.

he concern of PUKSESS & POWERS WAS
dissolved on tie 1st OF February by 1easoD Of tie
death Of Dir. James l.. Powers. + II parties In
debtcd TO the concern are req ieLted ~ MAZE in
mediate payment, to facilitate us Ia winding up the
business. JAMES E. BUhktS>,
Surviving partner.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
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SEWING MACHINES.

MACHINES REPAIRED: ell
~ kinds SLGAT'S ELLIPTIC SEWING MA
CHIMES bought and sold.
SLOAT & ADDING TON,
fe 24-1m 1sl5 Cary street near Fourteenth.
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gEACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY g
Iva FOR RENT.-The property known asAa2
EUWETSiS FOUNDRY. deEirably located, 20 he
corner Of Ninth and Gary streets, Is for sen. or
lease, with or without POWER.
ENGINE and sHAFTI G viii be sold sepa-
ratey Il not desired by tie tenant.
POWER viii be rented TO those desiring only i
part OF the premises. Inquire Of
J arFIS II. T. ILOR & SoS,
Real Estate gents and auctlone re-,
70 I5ng Main street above n iuth.
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THE PERSON WHO FOUND APOCKEr-
FOR NENT.

EsOR RENT, THE FIRST FLOOR ofg::s
IL building No. ri Main street, between k.:a
Seventh and Eighth desirable for PHfni gIAE'S
OFFICE, & mlLLlhFkY or sHUE SIOhr, or
any lighs business. Il has street entrance 'front.'
ami priva.e entrance from the passage. and rear
conveniences; and will be put In order TO salt The
tenant as may be agreed upon. Apply to
w. 3. ROBISS, Agent,
fe 2s-2t No. 1902 Main street corner Tenth.
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VNTOOD, WOOD, WOOD.--I am selling
w SEASONED OAK At es and P1lrF ri s.
delivered or IS and 81 In the yard. VIII sell In
small quantities to poor People a The same r2tes
woodward by the side Of the same, between TWEEN
tteth End Iwenty-frst streets. The woodward
gates open on both Cary and Dock. Orders !tiL
with G. J. SItETOE. No, 1875 Main street, or With
CURTIS IL PARhEi:, on Eighteenth street be-
tween Main and Cary, will be Dro11psly fnad. -,
iSI Y. q. hELHS.
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By Francis T. fsbell,
kuctIoneer and Zeal Estate AGENT
Eleventh between Main and DGlk streets.

X. GoDDIS, Auctloueer.
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AESTYON Sal LES.

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EDUCTION IN PRICE OF ANTHRA-
IL CITE COAL.-The subscriber from t!a,e
offers ANTHRACITE COAL OF best quality at =
Der ton of 900 pounds. delivered Also, best Or II
and PINE WOOD 1T the lowest market rates.
Offices corner Of Seventeenth and Dock, ard &C.
yenteenth between .Galp and cary streets.
n II WILT EG&ERTS,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-28
POLITICAL.

The complete registration of voters In the
City Of Richmond shows majority Of 1868 Whites
A writer in The Ohio Statesman strongly
urges Gen. William S. the Democratic can
didate for Governor Of Ohio.
A San Francisco dispatch of the 96th says:
The Democratic primary election in this city yesterday
resulted in the success Of the delegation to the County
Convention favorable to Mr.. McCoppn, the present In
cumbent for Mayor.
The Macon Telegraph, a prominent and in
uentia Democratic Journal that the Legislature OF
Georgia should under the recent decision OF the Supreme
Court OF that restore the expelled members
to their seats
Gen. Thomas Ewing, jr. declines being a
Democratic candidate for Governor OF Ohio, for the
reason that he not citizen Of the State and therefore
not eligible to the office of Governor He expresses the
hope that the Democracy may the State In October
next Gen. Ewing has been put prominently forward as
a candidate by Mr. Vallsndigham.
Both of the political parties in Virginia are
making increased efforts the canvass, and 1t is gener
ay conceded there will be a close contest. Gen. Van
Wyck Of NewYork will start to-day for Fredericksburg
Richmond other places, to make speeches for the
Wells ticket by invitation Of the Republican State Cen
tral Committee.
An indianapolis dispatch of the 22d inst,
says:
The consautionality of the Specific Appropriation bill
teh also involves the legality OF the passage OF the f
h,- Amendment by the last Legislature, was argued
oVened in Supreme Court to-day. Major ]. w Gordon
0,ece ~ the Argument against its legality in conse-
geai1ed by Gov BakdQf constitutional quorum He is
opposed by almost the eo holds to that VIEW but Is
State Major Gordon fospnPRncMah R an parry P S Gi tnS
f. Mcdonald, who argued that inasIy the non JoSeph
OF House did not show that there ~ 'no fii
twothirds present. that the ApDropration HtH
was legally passed He said nothing aboes what pnra mn
Der ne held to be legal quorum Tho argun,f will he
| continued tomorrow, when Gen. Thomas M: bi.%ne
United States District Attorney will open for the Legality
OF the act He will be followed by Major Gordon again,
and the Hon Perkins formerly Chief Justice Of the su
preme Court will close. MrP has been leading Demo
Graf I'm this State for years. and will argue the whole
0ueston and maintain with Senator Morton and Vice
President Cofax that tWothrds Of all the actual Mem
bers OF the House q constitutional quorum.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-28
PERSONAL.

P. 7. Barnum is revising and continuing his
autobiography which to be published in the Autumn.
Miss Rye has arrived again at Toronto with
an invoice of 80 young English women who want places
as domestic servants.
The Rev. Mr. Whittingham, Rector of St.
Johns Church. New.Haven intends starta church
magazine In few weeks
Nr. r. w. Wright late Private Secretary of
Gov English will issue the first number Of daIly
paper in New.Haven, on the 10th Of July.
Mr.. William II. Spencer and Miss Julia Tyler,
daughter OF exPresdent Tyler. were married in the
church Of the Ascension in this city on Saturday.
Messrs. Wright Tinker and Wood of the class
OF 1865 have been nominated by the Faculty Of Yale TO
fill vacancies as tutors They the first nominees for
such position who have not been graduates Of two years
ataudinQ
New-York tribune., 1869-06-28
Majority for Lay Delegation. ..."..
LAY REPRESENTATION.
THE STORM YESTERDAY.

After one of the warmest days of the season,
the clouds broke loose at about four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon and poured forth shower which may have
been agreeable TO street contractors agriculturs
but was certainly enjoyable to the thousands OF c
zens who were taking their day Of pleasure in the parks
and at various suburban resorts In itself the rain
not SO bad but when you combine with neayy, thick
falling raindrOps rafting roaring thunder and bright
flashing lightning, whose destination is reached before
one sees the FASH you add two more disagreeaOe items
to an already dsagreeabe event. Appended are rev
accidents caused by the erratic electric fluid:
The housa Of Mr. A. CristadOra No. 259 Livngst0nst,
Brooklyn, struck by lightning The electric nuld
entered the chimney shattered the top above the rOO
and passing down into seepingroom on the thlEa noo
escaped through an open window.
grain elevator lying a the foot OF Degrawst was also
struck by lightning and the boarding OF the tower some
what splintered. -
The house OF Mr.. George Ketchum, in Twelfthst be-
tween Fifth and Sxth-aves, GOwanus, was struck by
lightning about p. m The fluid entered the chimney
and passing through the apartments set the building on
fire, causing damage to the amount OF about S256.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-28
FOREIGN PERSONALS

The Moniteur circulates a rumOr that NJ.
Of Algeria.
Prince Uchtoniski has recently been SEN
fenced by the Court Of Moscow to perpetual exile in
Siberia for theft.
Baron de Talleyrand, ambassador to St.
Petersburg to be recalled to France to place in the
Imperial Senate.
The Emperor of Russia has sent small
field piece to Gen. Grant, on which engraved the
names Of his victories.
The sum of $33O,OOO was recently paid in
Paris for legacy duty property left by the late Baron
Rothschid In the Department Of the seine
The Car of Russia has ordered a naval
squadron under the command OF Vice Admiral Erbento
TO visit the principal ports Of the United States.
The Tagore Law ProfessOrship Is about to
be established in the University of Calcutta under the
will of the late BabOo Prosunno CoOmar Tagore, C.
King Francis II. of Naples has arrived at
Prague after having paid visit TO the Emperor Ferdi
nand at PlOschkowz. It believed that later he will
take up his residence permanently in Austria.
Prince Arthur will, it is understood proceed
to Canada in the Autumn, where he will be attached TO
Gle Rife Brigade On his return to England in the fol-
lowing Spring he will probably join battalion OF the
same regiment which will be stationed at Woolwich.
Count Andrassy denied the truth of certain
reports concerning alleged preparations for against
neghboring Eastern countries, and addedi "The Hun
garan Monarchy desires the maintenance Of peace and
will carry out the principle OF noninterventon so long
as It continues to be observed by other Powers"
New-York tribune., 1869-06-28
RELIGIOUS.

SERMON on TIE DEATH OF II. J. RAYMOND.
A large congregation assembled yesterday
morning, in the West Twenty-third-st Presbyterian
Church. to listen TO a discourse from the Kew. H. d.
Nvrhrup suggested by the recent and sudien death OF
the Hon Henry j. Raymond. The text WAS JOD XXI 25
ono deth In his full strength" After@ Drlet auusion
10 the public life OF Mr. Raymond tla reverend gentle
man said that in hs sudden removal rom among us God
meant Il admOnton and warqhR 10 tue ehtirS COM
punty In which he lived. and to tne county AZ large
When man has been closely idntlned Win any great
cause which looks toward tie welfare or tho ma
ton or OF any E"rsSlSs eGd.sty ciSss ogye the grave
The dispcusation which remved him seems TO be one
% mhIc Loss to reflect that he has lived TO bear his
testimony 10 see the Ianner behind which he fought in
nrscons becausa reeded. The broken sentence found
yIng on his desk which was the last ne ever PerSed,
nav symbolize lis life broken IN the fullness OF his
,srih bUt Mt his Influence He lives In what he has
done. and heed others TO do Though they have iaid
is with us s and his influence Will not quickly dle Re
Q1iescat ~ ace
curRnI OF THE SEA AND LASD-INsTALLATIoN
SERVICES.
She Rev. Edward Hopper, having accepted
call from the Presbyterian Church OF ho Sea and Land
was formally installed Pastor last night short ser
mon was preached by Rev Dr. Prime from tho words
OF ST. Paul. God forbid that should glory save In the
Of Christ" The Rev Dr Alexander tneh ueySTon
was pronounced by the Rev Mr. Hopper after which the
AZ the mornas service the sencentenna SER
mon was preached by the Rev. Edward Hopper
SABBATH SCHOOL MISSIONARY MEETING.
The annual missionary meeting OF the Sab
bath school Of the Ffhsve Baptist Church was held at
the church last evening The exercises were conducted
by the Rev Dr. Armtage pastor OF the church and con
sisted OF prayer singing OF hymns by the children ad
dresses by the Rev Dr. ATmiage and the Rev. j. hyatt
smith and the taking u collection
FAREWELL SERMON.
The Rev. J. p. Strong yesterday preached
his farewell sermon In the First Reformed Church OF
Pas.a n j. He is to the pastorate OF the new
North Reformed Church. Mr. Strong has been O very
popular pastor. The Ffrst Church Is 70 nave Dehe-
hclary con cert on Thursday evening
LADIES' FIVE POINTS MISSION.
At the Ladies' Five Points Mission, No. 81
Parkst an outdoor meeting was appointed for yes
terday to take place at The services In the sun,
day School were held at 3, when the children reclteu
Scripture lessons and some Of their best hymns
They were then addressed by Mr. John BALDWIN, tne
founder OF Baldwin University In Ohio The Rev Pnup
GermOnd to the Mission to npaah al the OUTDOOR
New-York tribune., 1869-06-28
EXAMINATION WEEK At THE TROY LADIES'
seminary
IPROM AN OCCASIONAL lnRRRspnNnPN

TROY, N. Y, June 26.-Tle 55th annual ex-
animation Of the Troy Ladies' seminy has been IN pro-
gress during the last three days On Isurday classes
were examined in algebra, natural phosophv physiol-
ogy geography and latin; Friday in Frenc astron
omy and natural philosophy to-day in rhetOrq Lord
Kamess Elements OF Criticism, mechanics botaly and
arithmetic. The manner In which the young ladits ac-
Quilted themselves In the most abstruse branches
very credtable The French recitatons worthy
notice demonstrating the OF method adOpte
some months ago by OF the French teachers In the
institutions that OF relying chiefly upon oral instruction;
almost entirely dscardlng tho use OF textbooks
The pupils questioned In French and answered In
the tongue transatng and writing from dctation
ha AavArsA Erouch sentences with the greatest
New-York tribune., 1869-06-28
THE STITE of TRADE.
WAR TNDfA NARKFTa

HAyASl June 26The following are the closing prices week
warehouses In Havana SAD Mslanfas
0 boxes n 900 exported during the week from sane ports
80 tn rtries 3l 900 boxes hhs; UBitei States SV
boxes There large business 10 sugar dans tns .e5
[ ~ iii grades without quoable change the market closing
r a ut steady Moasse closed dui Cysd d6 reals and Mnseo-
Common 6i1 reals per leg Lard easier a. lIi D 70
ant at o ollie 10. Bacon smer Petroleum steady +g4
m barre and rs reals tins Potatoes steady Al SJ - DBL
Hams 6m Dry and sugIrCuIed 25e 10 Box SHOCKS ae
enng; sac reals Hoghead shocks qlet hmpg Os
heads 1 AZ - Hoops dull Freighs TO Buope bnOyai Per
tun to famouth orders Frsgh to America ds per
boI sugar 81 6l; hid Sugar So S0sS; per hid Molse
3 7SkS4 IS Exchange London ltdo per cen' On
Pans al per premium United States IN od oy aas "g
rsuey so DAYS sight 2 G2 per discount short sight ~ a2i
ne rcentd diseounL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-28

Now that the season has arrived for the an
nua migration TO the country OF our toworn citizens
painting for the nyigorating Of the mountains, we
feel that do readers greater service than
to refer them TO the advertisement OF the new and ee
MissisquO Springs In Franklin County, Vermont. We
cordially indorse all that is there stated OF the e&
hlarang qualities OF the atmosphere the tonic proper
ties tho waters and the charm OF the scenery In that
part OF the beautiful State Of Vermont With these
advantages and the attraction also OF rstcass hotel
aud experienced and popular landlord are sure
that this ely spot will take the highest rank
among our fashionable Summer resorts Express
New-York tribune., 1869-06-28
TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION AT NEWARK

A terrible boiler explosion and consequent
loss of life occurred Saturday, about p at Phil
lips's wharf in Newark. small steam yacht belonging
to Messrs. Ames Phillips was about to start up the
Passaic with ten young men on board. The party we're
going pleasure excursion, and consisted OF three
OF Mr. Phillips, named Frank George and Ed
ward. Messrs Joseph Wood, Thomas Meek0r, Theodore
ROmaine JudsOn Robins Engineer Mathew Sexton Fire
man, and two others The noise OF the explosion
was terrific, and the shock was felt In q
large part OF the city. Theodore
Romaine was blown a considerable distance
into the river, and when found dead. he leaves
wife and two children Mr.. Meeker died in few mo-
ments after being picked up He taken to his fathers
residence at Mt Pleasant JudsOn Robins and Matthew
Sexton were severely scaded Of the brothers Phil
lips Edward also badly scalded The cause OF the
explosion unknown Only IS pounds Of steam were n
dcated at the time Of the explosion though the boiler
made TO carry 100 pounds
New-York tribune., 1869-06-28
all Notices Of
name and address.
DIED.


BARSER-suddeny Railway j. Saturday NOR ing James w.
BBSNBrron Saturday, Jane &C. 1869, somnG W. BsaoA '"'
The relatives aud friends are respectfully By A'psTa
from bis late residence No y, LeIiDson,ye corner Of FA
BULLAt Elizabeth ~ Py jane IS James T., infant son On
Vim II. and Emma A Bull, aged two mOntha
BLLIsoSu city Saturday Jane a6 Elizabeth, wife Of Jacob
relatives and friends family respectfully Invited = attend
the funeral TUESDAY the lsh inst az O'Clock fn the
residence Of D. Ellison, No. nS East Tsahs, without further
HAIGHr-At New Baltimore T. on Tuesday inst, Hrs
Elizabeth Hsight. widow Of tbs late Leonard Haght
HoLMEs-In BooElyn Wednesday June 49, Hrn* l., wife OF
The relatives ny respectfully invited sn.u
csr%outa5ss t6s Csiondsy) snsTuooH Al y o'clock
JENKNson Sunday morning. the 27b inst james Albert only ssa
g cSsDs spd ys.e e are o s Sss, % s soo ss .S
AnIhOaJ Maury. late Of New-rork City.
Ts 5. % %sSI91 p. s nst Susan A. s q J1%i Place
e S. on Wslnsay Jaae ~ at o'clock The relatives As4
Fes Ju1s 2 .udasS Mar. A. wife q wlss
~ RaRaopn H'1gs'.r Of Henry RoTcs ad daasbeiaiE St
The ees and friends are Peetia invited attend The ner.I
place and Fiutaye on Tuesday jons az All o'clock
RoGBRs-Iu Brooklyn Sunday Clara Lousa daughter
Charles aud Cathaue Rogers AEsd2 yea nOnth and
residence parents No. aos Jy Tuesday
June 49, at o'clock p.
sTBBRs-On Sunday June o. c. wife Of r. Steers
NSss Of Of &S. SS:rs hseaas %eafas 'n' - O''"
TILDES-on Saturday morning. June &C. William Tisu IN the 1h
The family invited to attend the hnss Monday
O'Clock from st. Georges Church. S'uyesantsqaAfe
The funeral services place residence No 90
taken POuEhkespss for iutsrmsnt % Tuesday morning
wHEAToNon MCSda Juss a. s,Tas Charlotte the wife Of Eas
wheaton OF Lisle, Broone Co. aEed % 1yesI~
pe' s.S Ssa eT5 1. m Emma Louise Of JOB.
J. and Ada Wicke, aged is mouths aud days .
The relatives aud friends Of The family cordially invited ,end hs
onehunded andforh't and Bro.dwy without further nnoe
New-York tribune., 1869-06-28
MUSIC.

The last of the popular Plymouth Organ
Concerts given Saturday afternoon, Mr. Samuel
p Warren Of Grace Church presiding at the organ The
house was uncomfortaby crowded by audience
largely composed OF ladies. The programme included
selections from the works Of Bach Handel, schumann
Thlee, Lszt, Chopin, &c. and was fayoraby received
especially the Sketch Canon form from schumann and
the Variations from Thiele Miss Matilda E. TOedt per-
formed violin solo, the selection being Ernsts Elegie
and recalled 1t is announced that these concerts
will probably be resumed in the Autumn.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-28

readiness and duency even when questioned BY lady
visitor. On Monday classes will be examined IN
ua philosophy, universal history, American al
geDts aud German Tuesday In ee2metryi on ar5
day ~ French and natural theology. ON INC i
day diplomas will be presented to the graduating CLASS
The EXAMINATIONS have been attended by FFo Flsel ~
Rutgers College New. brunswick N j. Prof COppee OF
Lehgh University Pa Mr.. Mines Of The Troy tunes io
Baker Mr.. King and other ellknown gentlemen hu oi
whom have been greatly pleased at the proficiency OF e
students This evening there social gathering at
the seminary. at which the above and many other dsth
gushed gentlemen from Troy and other cities we're pres
ent. IL exceedingly enjoyable affair.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-28
OFFICE SEEKING.
10 tAs Editor Of TAs TribNns.

SIR: If it be In your opinion disreputable to
seek for Office as udge 1t TO be from the many critical
remarks about ceseekng" that have read In your
es and whether in the application Of your principles
Won distinguish between grades Of ocei For instance,
wouid ii be crodtabe 20 place in Congress- and
not for one In the Posto The great number Of
nlcants for subordinate Offices proves two thngs-rst.
That they are out OF employment and second that they
are desirous OF securing It. Should not the latter fact be
phced their credits and the post be hoporaoe why
disslade from efforts 20 attain itf o.
RAq York. June "a, 1852
New-York tribune., 1869-06-28
AMHERST COLLEGE.

The following is the programme Of exercises
for Commencement Week at Amherst College this year;
Sunday July 4Besluats Sermon BY President At o'clock
Address before the Society Of Inquiry O'Clock in the even
ing by President Fairehld, Of Oberin lows.
Monday July 5Pns Defamation by members Of the Freshman
and Sophomore Glasses. at y O'Clock in the evening.
iSoeiey
O'Clock the evening by Prof L. Dmsn Providence ..Candi'
dates for admission viii be examined at a. m. .
BsiHIsdoy JuW meeting Of the Alumni At o'clock
dress before the Social Union o'clock Senator Patterson OF
Nsusmpshe .GTNNAsUA.Th Junior Class will Tye eIsr
else Immediately amer Pstterson sdreA social gathering
Of the Alumni and friends o'clock 10 the evening
Thursdy. July SCommencemen Exercises At 10 O'Clock
Alumni DnEeT in Alumni Hall at2 o'clock p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-28

The Memphis appeal assents to everything
THE TRIBUNE has had to say concerning the Nlcoson
Pavement and their difficulties with the Northern
tocors and their anxiety to get other Northern capital
ists to make investments the South But it asks
deny that they have any Ill opinion OF the contractors
We hnsten make the correction.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-28

BAREEY-ERAL-AL Lynn MASs Wednesday the 73d Inst ,
eense Of the brides parents By the Peuds ceremony Wills
Mitchell Nantucket May L. daughter Of Peer NJ aud
Lydia Q. Neal Of Lynn No cards
RLoss-LKvERNwAY-Ia Brooklyn D. FiIy IS By the
Thomas ArntAge w BOsa OfNew York Cy Miss Frank
Il LsreruWAy Of PbiAdephia.
BRowKR-HoRToE-At Rasi Fhk " on gsluesday June 23
1853 hy ths Rev O. Cobb. Henry W BrOSer Of NeSiok 70
DAai daughter Of tha late Jacob HsTton Of to- pss@