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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17
us- A MALARIoUs MoNTE.-MARUH,

me- A MALARIOUS MONTH.-MARCH,
that gives us rew President il aso the inaugural
month Of many iarrassng disorders Entangled In
its fogs arc the seeds OF coughs, colds and OF that
al,rnation o. frigidtg and IRE, more widely known
than admired. called fever and a2ue. The only
way to avoid these "a le unpleasaDtnesses," Is TO
render the system strong enough to Hght on the at
rnospheric poison that produces them. and the
best way 10 endor 1t with this repellant power Is
to tone il with noSTKTTRH'5 STOMACH BIT
TERs.
If a wayfarer we're credibly informed that ruff
ean was waiting 1t the next corner he would doubt
less turn in his tracks, nd take safer route to bis
destination. With just about the same amount of
trouble th attacks OF diseases prevalent at this sea-
son may bc evaded. Nay. the trouble will oe loss,
for nrug slorea lie In every ones route. aud every
re- pectabls druggist in the Union keeps on baud
HO,TtTTER's BITIERS. The article Is staple
of ,rade, und 1t would le as easy to find grocery
without sugar as the store OF apothec without
thl> popular tonic remedy.
In yiw OF the experience OF the nation with re-
gard to tho or iole, during the space OF twenty
years, 1t seems almost unnecessary to recapituiife
it. merits to Americans. But is our population 10
iuctcas NJ a. the rate Of couple OF millions
year. in tho natural way and bs immigration. 1t may
DO as ell to Mt to The rising generation and new
arrivals (the old settlers know all about IT. that
HOsiETrER. STOMACH BIrTERS is the most
wholesome and potent vegetable tonic ever manufac-
tured that it is specific for debility, dysW psia,
biiousnesJ and mi lsmatio lovers; that 1t prevents,
as we'll as cures, th-se complains and their ooin-
plcaous; that it is not bad to aks." AID is abso-
lu civ harral So Dto Mar ~
aTIO CONSUMPTlVES.-TH ADVEH-
rIsLR having been restored to health IN fe"
weeks by u worry simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection, and chat
dread disrase Consumption. is ANXIOUS to MAKE
known to hl- felIow-suG.rers the means OF cllre.
10 a.l who desrei, no will sond copy OF the pre-
scription ed free Of oharge, with the directions
for prepa, ing aud using the same which they will
eud u sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, bronchl-
.as. &C. Tn; object OF tho advert :er in sending the
prescription is 20 benoAt tho afflicted. and spread In
formation which no conceives to he iIvalulbe: and
he hoprs every sufferer will Try his remedy as 1t will
COS, them nothing ahl may prove Blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dres, Rev. tDWAHD a. Wll'9oS'
williamsburg. Kings County, New York.
Febr,ary3 3mos
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HJ- riIE CELEBRATED W. s. C. CLUB
HoU 1t GIN. pare, sol. aud uncqual'al-W 81 COR
WIN co., >o!u Agents. Medical men of the high
cs Standing ark rosledge tn 1t Gin, in is tle,
has greet MEDICAL properties. We therefore place
th. CLUE HOU, Il GIN beo. c the publ: with 'ha
rrcatcst couhtcncc and more particularly to those
WHO use II mali in lly, "a an article that ouly re-.
q rns to be .nuwn to be p'oncrly appreciated.
eIT ST. 50 per bottle. ais per case.
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aSALL DEMANDS A AINST T E
Schooner MONTRoSE, KNuDsox Master. must be
handed in at our Office before To-NoRRow (Wednes-
day) MORNING. 18th inst ct Twelve O'Clock, or they
will be debarred payment.
ia. ENsLow CO., Agents,
March1e No. 141 East Bay.
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sS-THE EXTENT TO WHICH rHE ADUL-
ITERATION of Liquors Is carried on In this coun.
try makes 1t the duty Of the purchaser to investi
gate the merits of the article offered for sale 1t Is
we'll known faot that many of the Brandies, Wines,
&c. are manufactured from french Extracts, Essen
tal OILS and Alcohol, which is poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious effects.
The public Is justly suspsious Of nearly every
thing put for sale under the name Of Liquors, and
the trade has been brought into diareputs. and In
ordor to nsurs to those who desire Pure Article. 1t
Is only necessary for to say That we Import Direct
all Brandies, Wines and Gins. and warrant them per-
fec,ly pure an originally imported.
All Bottled Liquors bearing the labels Of W. 8.
ooRwIN CO., can be relied upon as being pure.
as-Purchasers should noice that the Paper Cap
over the cork ia not broken. We pay for Bottles that
have our labels ON, One Dollar per dozen when re.
tnrned
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IT,, HUI UolPLK KEYS,
BRsOKgR, A UCTI0NEER AND C0KA1s-
SION MERCGANT
SALES OF RIAL ESTATE. sIO9Ks. BONDS, Sc
CURIIIB, AND PEK> OHAL PROPERTY
ATTENDED, TO.
NO. 81 EfiOA DIST Rect.
CH.BLE.r!N. s. O.
RFFEEEHoEs.
Hon HENRY BUIsT, W. ]. MAaRATH, Esq,
General JAMrS CONNER, 1. L. YAGING, Esq.
October
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@J. s. MARLIN tLArE GRUBER i
N,u,,N, will pIeasod 10 his frieaos md Gus
ione,s at VIM j. CORWIN & CO., No. 27J King
,tr,,.t batxnca We ,twnrth arl Bcanfin.
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60 ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM The
estab.isilnen OF Wl =. GoRWIN co, No. 27s
E ug .ircet. between Wentwort!! anL Bcaufaln, are
vt the FIR>TQUAiIrY. They sell no goods but what
Gun bo ,urrantcl AZ PURE AND GENUINE. TEisis
IN established fact.
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aSr ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, and al the effects Of you hful In
discretion, WILL for tho sake OF suffering humanity
send FREQ TO oil who need IT, the receipt and hirec-
lions TOR making the simple remedy by which he was
curod. Sufferers wishing 10 profit by the adverts
ers experience, can do by addressing. in perfect
confidence, JOHN B. odDfN'
No. 42 Cedar-street New York.
Pehruary3 q 3mos
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REGULAR LINE EVERY THURSDAY,
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP OOMPY'E
THROUGH Llh~ TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
nHLNlE OF SAILING 1AYHI

PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COmPYT
THROUGH Linz TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING oAYSi
e siEAMLRs OF IHE ABOVE
.Zf&S line leave Pier Nc. a, North River,
| L>7M[Z&3f~ foot Of Csnslstreet New York at
.-.Sst II o'clock noon Of the 1at 11th and
21st of every month except when the;e dates tan
on Sunday then the Saturday precedinsl
Departure of lst and list connect at Panama with
steamers for south Pacific aud Central American
ports. Those OF 1st touch at Nau=aniuo.
Departure OF 11th OF each month connects With
the new steam nno from Panama to Australia snd
New Zealand.
Craftsmanship PAN leaves San Era1 CISCO for China
and Japan My 4. 1862
No Californ.a steamers touch at Havana, but 81
| direct from New York 10 Aspinwsn.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adults
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage lrckets or further informauon spp|y
at the COMPANY'S TICKEToFFIUE, on the waatt
foot OF Caual.sreet, North River, New York.
March 10 1yr F.. eABY, Agent.
INLAND KuUTN.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
| CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PAeRRT
LINE, VIA EDIsro, BEAUE orr AND HILTON
TIE ALLANTI0 AZ AN1 D. GGLk R4nR0HD lsI 4, IND
| FLORIDA. f-i
.N-k !THE FINE, FAST STEAMED
| .@sts1s.ssY @sSts1Iss.sY PILOT BOY Captain FEss PEdK, win
| leave Charleston ON Mo JDAY aud IHuRsDAY Monk
Nes at Eight o'clock Returning, Will leave savannah
| TUESDAY MORNINGS at Eight oclork, and FRIDAY
| AFnRaooH at Two o'clock, touching 1t Edisto on
THURSDAY trip from Charleston, at Eleven A. n,
and leaving Edis,o at Nine a. N SATuaDAYs, On re-
| turn trip.
| The steamer will touch at Cbisolm's, each way
everv two weeks, commencing with tip Of Febru.
airy 18th.
For Freight or Passage apply to
| JOHN FERGUSON,
| February16 Accomm 'dation Wharf
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March 1c

ag FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &c.-MESSRS.
JOHN cAMP,EN CO. have opened Branch to
their Marketstreet FIGURING Mills at tho corner OF
East Bay and North Atanhc whsrf. Tho Store Is
large and commodious, AMI having secured o full
stock oil the cereals they prepared to ur
uish their customers with Grains ct the lowest mar
k.t rates. s. eow24 September "a
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RQilrOaDs.
SOUTH CAROLINA KAlLROA1.

GENERAL sJPERIN1ENDEST'S OFFICE,
CHARLDsroN. 9. O., Fsbrla'y Is. 1859. =
nN AND AFTER U..DAY, FEBRUARY 1lrH,
~ the PASSENGER TRAINS OF the south Caro-
In; Railroad will run as folloxs:'
FOB AUGUSrA.
Leave Charleston. ......s...ost a. -
Arrive at augusta. o:iu N
Connecting with trans for Mont .omery. Memphis.
Nashville and Arw Orleans, via montgomery Ano
FOB COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. q -.
Arrive at columh,a: r; y.
'''N' 49, Fun CHARLESTON.
Lesve AUGUSTA. .o'VO d -
arrive at Chsrleaton. .......6.ho z. u.
Leave Coum blo. ....s...1 - q. H.
AUGUSya MIGHT EXPRESS
SUNDAYS EXoEPTED.,
Leave Charleston. ......--..-..........'.a.3 Z.
Arrive at $50 A. -.
Connecting With trains Tor Memphis, Nashville
and Rev Orleans. v;a Grand Junction
cave Augusta. Z. n.
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,
Leave Charleston. sos z. H.
Arrive OF COLUMBIA. .4.4S a. n;
Colu.rlois Railroad.
Leave ,,olumba. .53J T. n
.rrve at chareston d. IL
Leave Charleston. :....................aW :. NJ
arrive at sum c,nryi ryi.le............... .le 30 II.
Leave Snmnersis. ~ "
Aff''s al 0nA'fsiiii nAaDEi Sa.NoH. '''-
On .HondGyi. biunesddss and Sa'ardays.
Leave Eipg,ille. -.......... ....4 +. u.
Arr at Camden. .'i.9o e NJ
Leave Camden. ..r35 4. n.
Arrive at Kingvne. .s ~ a. a.
signed u. L. ptaKH,
Fsbruar: IS General superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
INTERFERENCE OF SHERIFF O'BRIEN WITH THE
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.


The United State Court building on Cham
bersst in which the Congressional examination into the
alleged election frauds being conducted, the
OF lively excitement yesterday afternoon About three
O'Clock Sheriff oBrlen Unexpectedly appeared before the
Committee with posse OF deputies, and pro
ceeded to arrest number Of persons who were
present as witnesses FOX the Government. Ills
unwarrantablo intrusion REGARDED with
monetary amazement followed by indignation and
consuTe. only one porsOn among all those who were
present before the Shes advent cognzant of his
intended coming. This was the Hon. Mr.. Kerr, Demo
cratic Congressman from Indiana who, 1t sara. was
the instgator Of tho affair He is said to have become IN
censed with investigation into the frauds Of the bal
lotsuffers at the late Presdel '',1' tearing
me developments which would issue, "e"'
ures for siencing the Witnesses He first ascertaned
that several Of them unfavorably known
by the police, and he then, as Is thought,
went to Sheriff O'Bren and asked for
their arrest He certainly aided in the undertaking. for
when that official and his subOrdnates appeared at the
investigation lie promptly pointed out the Objectionable
witnesses In number seven whom the officers proceeded
to In the corridor Sheriff OBrien asked by u
g. Marshal Murray what 1t all meant and was told that
the witnesses thieves The Marshal quietly admit
ted that such might be the fact. but he also informed
Sheriff O'Brlen that they election "repeaeis" and
that therefore they important witnesses fer the
Government. Mr. 0'Brlen Obdurate, however, re-
marking that the case (mcanng the investigation bad
the sixth Ward StatiOn-House The newlymade prison
accordingly conveyed TO the place designated,
but only one OF them recognized culprit. The
bberh and his assistants seemed satisfied how eter with
the result OF their bold proceeding The motive for II
Of evidence which would seriously decrease the Demo
cratic victory IN this State at the November election.
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tional life, by all that Christianity inspires by all that
patriotism has achieved in own land, and to
s,auu eI-ry prUpe on the face OF the eioDe tbat
attempts TO become. you have become. Tree, sell
depending. independent men. commend, then. the
course OF tho Cretans TO for your most generous con
sderaon leave 1t at the door OF your generous sy M
pahes aud Christian principles and close my remarks
by the following resolutiOn
Roi That the deporale condition o. the CO 200 CretsnsehenJ
old and chdrennev Ia exile At Athens While Their bus
bnds aihers and brothers heoa resisting the grAn
who have outraged the Christian sentiment Of the world BY their bar
brOus treatment 81 eapyes taken battle justly demand the
lent Intervention Of prosperous aud free people to alleviate their 'hs
ngs aud that fellow to contribute
nd being raised for the the Cretsn yes aud
that an Executive Camttse be appointed to receive SUBSCRIPTIONS
VIII only add that this cause when IL seems 10 me
that every minister who reads the eptcs ana the Cos
pels In the Greek might fifty add to tho list OF subserp
people, OF whose language they themselves have become
the ministers in the Oraces OF God. lApplauseY .
Mr. Stewart J.. WOodford f0llQyet: He said that IL
had bee many times reported that the Creans had SUD
mtted 10 their oppressors but again the news came
from across the sea- that they brayely fighting on
Their suierngs were untold and they had nothing LETT
D Dut the spirit OF liberty and GeS1,.tHd country
Many OF their women led boo; Carried TO Turkish ha-
"s Dy the Turks. What they ask il sympathy ana s.r
tls, me nations or Europe TO meet In Christian
connect At 'afls; America will have delegate, but
standing rs The raves OF 100000 saln she will send
plan In conclusion. the speaker read the following
after tho edopon OF which the audience was
dismissed.
Resoed That 81, the conviction Of this meeting that the Press and
Pulpit Of the United States the Recognized mediums Of enlightened
public by Christianity aud to
Freedom the relief tie Crns from the arbio sway
Of tie Turks they have successfully fought for wenyegt
nols until their homes desoe their island rayaged and only
their maintain the Christian liberty aud
upon trgr which peace md the regeneration
Of the East AND prosperity Of the civilized world depcrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
THE PHILHARMONIC CONCERT.
THE EMPRESS ROBBERY.

The examination of Isaac Marsh alias Isaac
son. for the alleged robbery. near Yonkers, Of a
car belonging to the Merchants Union Express Company
was resumed before Justice Ferris Ia tho Grand Jury
room In the Court House White Plains yesterday Be
foro any witnesses were called. however. Morton
one Of the prisoners. put In, behalf OF himself
and Thompson "a protest against any further pro
cecdingr, which was entered upon the minutes OF
the Justice. Putnam W. Brown. the messenger who
had charge % ths Gar a +. s and saed as follows
After the train had left Greenhush for New-fOrk maze
M my bed on top OF the safe and packing trunk
the night near tiarrisons think, by man holding my
wrist with hand. and holding revolver at my eau
with the other. lie told me 10 Keep quiet or nee dow
my brains ont or something 10 that eject think then
made nm effort 10 get mp The next thing remember J.,
thar he with companion had me on The noOr or The car
they then handcuned recognize in the prisoners
safe ont OF my pocket next tied feet together then
tied hands and feet IN bunch ana then ted me 20
hinder from seeing and began 10 tumble WIN we
safe trying 10 unlock H. | think they succeeded
because hcarp them rumaging In II, heard them tak
Ing but In so low tone that could not distinguish any
thing said had at about this time shaken the bulO
on little, and the men then threw canvass Dag
over my head. There were at this time sdeights ana
guised when first them they had black masks over
their faces: they were about m hour working at the
safe putting the packages aud yaluabcs into bags-at
least Judge because heard one say, Your bag IL
heavier than mine" Before leaving the ear they put "A
gag mouth; think they got out mt about Sixeth
ST. presume hey went ont through the SIDE door, the
train stopped think three times after they hd
got In; found IN the condition have described, ia
udsost. Leonard, by the driver and man named
in IL except empty bags while they were trying 10 pima
me resisted the pistol frightened me- subsequently
saw In Toronto, Canada, where they went Dy
the names Of Morton and Thompson.
The examination Is stu pending.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09

DOMESTIC MARKETS
NrwORLE.ss 8Coton market excited and advanced &C.
Nding receipts to-day 62T bales receipts for The week
bales exports 90 Liverpool l9b bls
20 the continent bales eoswe 1852 bsss exports TO-DAY
4s inc udng bales shipped 10 Mobile for shipment so
~ bales sales OF the week ZJo Gol
1854 Sterling Exchange lsG Commercial lE46Ft New
sight da discount Common, st1lO Prime iEti e
MoSss hm; Common, bDdOZc fTlme oS9
zoe Choice T2d75 for low grades Supreme, " 81
Double R Isl Treble Extra $50 90 90 Corn scarce
yellow. Oats AZ oodtBe Bran aall 81 e ~
HayPrme Pork at $50 S0G 30 10 Bacon scarce
shoulders i4c Clear Rib Sides 1916 Clear sides I5te au
1910 Tsrce whk, quiet Western Hectded 81 10
al 49, Coree-PAir 4tdlic Prime l6.eloic - -.
MoaH BCotton-Recripts Of the week Oo baes Exports
10 Great Britain foreign ports eoasslsc
69 stock bales sales lO5O baes sales to-day p
bales Mdhng Market opened quiet and closed reg
AID excited the outside figure Receipts 1919 bales exports I'D
bales
wlLxsaros c. Jan e-sps TaPsniine 0set at go Rosa
L. Crude Turpenne advanced DC 9ou
Tar advanced to 81 % Cotton active "'"vf~
closed at Doc ~,
AuaUsrA d. jan 8-Coon marie. opened quiet At 2ic ou'
closed active excited holders sskg BIC SEXES Of 100 oAS' "
cepts &92 bales r,-,..., ..,,.. ..Is.
SAVANNAH Ga Jan sCoton opsned dull and closed aee ses
22OO bales; Mddungs 27c. receipts s2J bales -, ,-,nu
C.. B-totAn opened cos'"
with tendency; sales 80 bales Mddns Ei"
SoSoLx Vs. s-cottonoe. receipts Of The week s p n
receipts bales Tss receipts Of the week +o "a
Blports coiv, 2es1 bale. Stock ON hand IN sos Low
sbpbosrd not l%ared. 2.O9I bales The market Ia ei''
Mddiugs. s4i &li,c SALES Of the week eH hs'
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cADf-ou Thursday Jan ssrh Nj Of Aa 81 cady bs asa
The relatives sd Of the fm,, ar, ,OeeD, invited ,,,.,.
,s.a Cn"s Red S.B n pa s'H'y 'd 10 i the Pby
CHEsTEaMAN-In Buffalo n T. On Thur.s., T., . ,sso 60
tine Chessernsn formerly Of this the year Of Biz
shs re.dsuc. Other sonn- u. Hon James
TIE friends Of the family ere respectfully invited to attend A ,,
a. Grace Church Sunday Jan TO- at oe!Oes
Thursday Mabel sf.n, daughter Of Aud.-
and Mary Ann Fletcher aged II months and days
The leh Inst at O'clock from tie residence Of her psents
GRAyDoN-on TUESDAY the sth inst, Mary wife Of william
The friends family are Invited the funeral
residence No ii West Twenhhs. on Saturday, tue h ns %
HGGINs-0a Friday E. wife Of John Hgsn the
The eve and friend, the family ar. respectfully invited to .,.ua
dence No. H West Forty thrdst
Maine papers please copy. ls.s.x go I y.
HLLIEsRn9n THURSDAY afternoon lingering iae.
Mn, Ms-'A . ,,., -, Si'Sa Vim g.9i Sa
The friends Of the iny Invited to attend d. fuue. on Saturday
.. ;. Ococt IN the efyhhdt Baptist Church. GEAR seets
KELLY-op P, morning reg her hone, No s STATE.
Her relatives a9d friends and those s eG' Tso@t ,ad Joseph
s pssy StsG t. H .e AP Rsp M1s gs s:s, ao
osS Her rsss sae viii 81 !. a ssa SSS Ito
LqCkWO0D-ID BROOKLYN Thursday Jan T. Mis-, Rebse, T.
The fnsl service, vi. be hed at the house Of her sister Mr..
f m SG and S,e s, on s1niy e.. q q OS The .Id'
present Her remains Will lie Inferred a, Bridgeport.
MoAVLlFFE-At hs residences lis seeOndave Friday Jan
Motto. Of funeral me hsr.sney aA
THOMPs0Son Friday evening g. Hunt Pu.n...
in the !slh year Of her age.
TINKER-On Thursday John Charles. youngest child Of James
The friend. q The GTf nePsl invited attend the funeral
and slrthaye a. y O'clock Saturday the sth inst The
renAs viii aitsr"ara be taken to WOOilawn Cemetery
wHITTBLSEYA waEHgonl COM THURSDAY T. Lydia a..
wife Of Jared Whiesey in The 10Th year Of herage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
TIE WEEK OLE PRAYER.

The Protestant Churches have been observ-
ing the past with special meetings for prayer held
every day. and they have been attended by large and
attentive assemblies. Tomorrow evening at "a o'clock
they hold grand union service in the Rev. :. H. Tying
Jrs Church, OF Madisonaye. and FOrysecondst
when tho Rev. Drs Tying, Schenck Adams Palmer, and
others Will speak This will be the closing service Of the
week. The Rev. Dr. Thompson oifciaed ut the noon
day prayer meeting In the reene-st Church yesterday
The house crowded DIR. Tn )mpsOn spoke on Mis-
siOnary efforts" Many of the congregation assisted In
the exercises and address by Canalst. merchant
especially earnest AT the close OF the meeting Dr.
Thompson announced the subject OF to-day 10 De the
"Outpourng Of the Spirit" The Rev. Mr.. Mingns will
preside.
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K1RRIED.

' a., by s the Re-, q H. s Gss. ci
Pen'eir ' 81 oil ~ BrosilJn. l. l. No cards
,prusmMoNp-ou Thursday, Jan at Mott Haven y BY the
R " y KiS Louis H. Lee to MARY H. daughter Of John hs"
nonh. ., o., -.
Lyman Maine on Wednesday the ON inst
H. William Copeland D. s. q. Mackey Of HayersraN, N
Lydia Hanson, daughter Of the late Col Nathan han
.op Of Lyman, Maine.
oCON Tuesday. Jan at the residence Of ne
brides parents by the Rev william Qinn pastor OF 81 Peter
Church assisted the Of New Brighton y aug
Inc Rev Thomas Joe Nj Charles oConnor Annie W. eldest
daughter of Owen W. Brennan, esq ofths city,
Wednesday jan at The residence Ie
bride, p.ents by Friends Ceremony William Phillips to malta
w daughter OF Robert II. Hayioek, all Of this city.
al Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed "''n '"'
nams and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09

Mr.. John u. Adams, late senior partner of
the firm Of Adams. Price & Co. dissolved. manufac-
dealers in silver plated No 30 Johns.
has associated with himself Henry Chandler OF Oswego
and Marcus OImsbee OF Brooklyn who, under tie firm
name OF Adams, Chandler Co.. will carry on the busl
ness at the oil stand Tho stock and reputation
OF the house commend ii to all buyers whether ut whole
la or refa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
SLAUGHTER HOUSES REMOVED UPTOWN.


The ordinance of the Board of Health, which
is intended to abate the nuisance OF cattle saugherng
butchers yesterday. Tho Health Commissioners at
tempted to remove the business uptown several months
ago, nut were prevented by court Injunction which
recently vacated The ordinance is consdered beneficial
sanitary measure and will do away with the objection
able exhibition OF cattle killing In crowded parts the
city. The Sanitary Police made inspection OF tho
saughtenng houses yesterday and found that the
had complied with the regulations and had re-
moved beg Ond the restricted limits.