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BEVERIDGE HOUSE,

DIV ENITJUTI HUI ON,
MIDDLEBURG, LOUDCUN CO., VA.
Tho subscriber is prepared to accom- modste
:. lirnitod number Of boarders during the sum
NOR months 1t the a6ove-namcd house, which
hua been rcuttnJ expressly for the purpose
There Is a tac Chaly heatc Spring within /
90, a mile %. the place tho water of which con-
t.ins Iron, Narnosia md Sulphur and has
been pronounced by Prot. Gibson, Of Phila-
dolphia who anNlyeci it, to be equal to any
Chnly bcaic Spring in tho State. Persons will
find this pleasant and health ful rotrest dIring &
the summer. Stages leave Leesburg daily and
stop 81 The hotel. For terms, apply to
a. NJ. TURMAN,
~ - 3m Mi6dleburg. We.
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sss For suction sales Of -pronerty IN this
city, TO take place TO morpK, sea fdnrth page
q to-day Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-06

WIN. COGAN,
Ne. i North Royal street
Has constantly on hand . large and complete
assortment OF
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS.
UASPS,
PENDANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DROP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY
PORCELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES;
CUT, GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES !;
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VALVES.
and everything in the Steam Fitting Line.
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished
and fitted up with Gas in the most substantial
and elegant manner.
Steam Work for Factories, Mills, &c. prompt
ly and faithfully executed all at prices which
will give sstsfact. IN. my S-t
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YOUNG N EN-.

Vino hsve injured themselves by " -.
:. IN practice. INDUCED In, haD'. irs
qn .1ntiy learned from evil eompanionnss, or fi r.
e,on 20 impossible, and destroys both minG
ana ana body. boo, should apply Immediately hanna,
hi. e"@ntry, s tle pride of his parents, should Be
81 prospects and inoy%Gn'i qo th'
life by gf the hs,ro and iSSugns in certain
eret pr.t' habit Snch persons must, before c'ht""
/ tnlu tils,
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.

HI'NtUW NlNNFI HUME 7 INHN' 7 MI
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND FRAN f
FACTORY,
Corner Quoon and FairfaX sts., AleXs.
We have now made mp 500 doors of all siZos,
irou 81 20 Sl0; G0C Windows of SASH glad
and unglaHnd, cheap; 30 pairs Blinds, all
sizes lO0)) feet MoulGings, 40 different pat
terms. win make ut short notice Window and
Door Frames, Brackets, &c, Novels, Balu ).
tcrs and Ilydrants constantly on hand. Libcr.
al discounts ,nGdc to dealers.
Bong practical mechanics ourselves, W. fee
confident that We can please our custome.s.
Planning, Tongue and Growing. Saving
Turning ana Scroll-Sawing dono in the best
manner.
Plans AND specifications furnished to parties
contracting with us for building ma .etials.
MARI RlSHEILL s. HOOGE.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
AND VIRGINIA ADV ERTlS + 4,
For the Country
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

VTIWII5ICU ! z
TnURSDAlS and SATURDAYS ~ ST per
,unuu payable in advance.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
tav our own and tue convenience OF regular
advertiser anl t. prevent any misunderstsnd-
,ag, We have careFIlly prepared and scaled the
-at,- 90. Advertising in theta ErTE, Tor Inc year
t,t1, ~ut present tho following tao4e ot sP"Se
..l n-lr,, rom .rt-rl there lrii Be dera ttoH;
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MEDICAL.
LOCK HOSPITAL
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM
QUACKERY.
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE
CAN BE OBTAINED.

DIR. JOHNSON has discovered the most
Certsin, Speedy, and only Effectusl Remedy in
the World for Weakness of the Back or Limbs,
Strictures. Affection Of the Kidneys or Bladder,
Involuntary Discharges, Impoteney, General nen.
Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsls, Eanguot,
Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, Pslpltstlon Q:
the Heart, Timidity, Trembling, DimneSs
Sight, or Giddiness, Disease OF the head
Throat. Nose, or Skin, Affections of the Lave
Lungs, Stomach, or Bowels-tEose Ierriole
Disorders arising from Solitary HABITS oi
Youth-secret and solitary practices moro fais
to their victims than the song Of Syrens 10 tht
Mariners OF Ulysses, blighting their most b?i.
liant hopes or anticipatlons, rendering mar
riage, &c, impossible.
YOUNG LIEN.
Especially, who have become the victims .!
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to az ultimeiy
grave thousands of Young Men of the most
excellent talents and brilliant intellect who
might otherwise have entrsnced listening Sena,
tors with the thunders of eloquence, or waked
TO estscy the living lyre may call with iuN
confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons or Young Men comtenpis
ting marriage, being aware of Physical Weak
ness Organic Debility, Deformltles, speedily
cured. n.
he who places hiriself under the care OF Di
J. may religiously conade in his honor IS :,
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his SKI!
as physician.
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MARRIAGE.

reflect that soundn'ind and body are th' ,-",' 81
20" Indeed. without these the journey
h.,.ob ihroue.b life becomes q weary pilgrimsge tho
''rosn 81 hourly dnrkens to tho view, the mind
becomes b shadowed. with despair and nllea w'u
the melancholy reelection tnss .ne n nnpp"'S' rn
another hec0mos blghtel wlth Yout o"N.
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DRY GOODS.
iy.e WlrMER " sLAYMAkERS.
CALICoEs, CGrroNS, rICKINGs, &c.

We have Just received q large lot Of the aoov'
goods, making our assortment OF DomcstC'
Very complete These goods were bought DO
fore the recent advance; we can. therefore
offer special inducements in this line.
iel8 WITMER & SLAYMAkEk
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.

f4hA ~
,,,t.o,, ,bo ,oiso,ny sd and imprudcnt vO.ary
os nlnaaurs % Irdsi That no has mbibed the seed.
of RI nn,nful disease it too often happens ths'
ar m timed sense of shame or dread oi disc"'
ery detcrs him from applying 10 'noso' w.
from, education and respecta oiity, can aioho
Dcfricnd him, delaying tili the an ,bo;r ar
nesr.ncc such as ulccrstcd sore tnrC@l, diseaio"
nose. nocturnal pains in tho head ana iinDs
dimncss OF sight, deafness, nodes on lno sun
bones and arms bIotGhes ,1 on thi frFhta rapidts
till at last tho palate OF the NOUN or L.. -orI
of the nose fall in, and the victim o. thls awiui
disease becomes u horrid object OF conn; EseFs
ton Til death puts period to his dreadful sGt
fer;ngs, by sending him tc hat Undlscoverec
Couatry from whence no trsyeller returns.
II - MELANCHOLY FACT that thou
sands fall victims to this terrible disease, owing
~ The unsil fulness Of ignorant pretenders. VINO,
j. the u3e OF that DEADLY POISON, MY T.
M RY. ruin the constitution and make the
sas;d, q of life miserable.
DR. JOHNSON.
o,v,cv No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK STREE
,ALTIMoRE, Md.
Left hand side 9ing from sstmofe H not 70 Ss obss,>
few doors from In.
name ana huniuet rcco. ved unless pos! pad, ~
stamn 70 b. used "n the reply
parsans writng should stat age, ana .enu pof
tion of advertisement descrl ing =; S;a otrcc
''TT The a Doctorg DIPLOMA Esng' N MS ONCE
INDORsEMENT OF THS PEEsS.
Tho manythoasands cured at this estnhl..f ,hd ~
uent withirthe last twenty years, a''o thc At'
merous ,el, inpnotant Surgical Operations 'eriorm
ed by Dr.Johnson, witnessed by the renor'efss as
: ., rb;cb ~ hsye appeared again and sgsIn 6eiot
v rubIie. besides bis Standing as gentaIeH ms, 81
the, ,e.er and responsibility, is, q suHciep'
of chaI 70 the afflicted.
guarantee . Eases SPEEDILY CURED
SKIN Dis -ly
j Ralf7mn,a &. n -----
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CPkARs FRUIT PRESERVING SOLU-
> TION, the Lightning Fly Paper, French
Polish for La1ies' Shoes, Gum Camphor, Ly-
on's Magnetic Powder, Just received IN large
stock, and for sale wholesale and retail oy
iy JANNhl " ".
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population any number Of persons may associate 70
establish Offices Of discount and deposit, with
capital OF not less than $4,000 under the provisions
Of act OF April Is 1885, as 10 Liabilities. The second
section provides that every banking association
doing business under the laws OF this State may take,
receive renew and charge on any loan or discount
made, or upon any note, bill Of exchange or other
evidence Of debt interest IN advance, according to
the usual rules OF banking at the rate OF seven per
centum per annum, and no more. And the knowingly
taking receiving. renewing or charging rate Of in
terest greater than aforesaid SHALL as provided in
the National Currency act, in OF national bank
so offending, be held and adjudged forfeiture OF
the entire interest which the note bill other evil
dence OF debt carries with 1t, or which has been
agreed to be paid by them. And N case greater
rate OF interest has been paid the person persons
paying the same. or their legal representatives. may
recover back In any action of debt twice the amount
OF the interest thus paid from the association taking
or receiving the same provided tnat the action Is
commenced within two years from the time the
usurious transaction occurred. But the purchase,
discount or sale OF bona Tde bill OF exchange pay
able at another place than the place OF such purchase
discount or sale at not more than the current rate
OF exchange for sight drafts In addition to the inte
rest shall not be considered taking receiving
greater rate OF interest than is allowed by this act.
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LEAD quiet but steady at exc $780, gold, for ordi-
MoIAssrs-Foreign was quiet. but steady in value, while
domestic vas more s9ush sssr :. su Irces The sales
centrifugal and mixed SIC PIC, clayed SEE 4os,
y ys5o r sc & H. nd do Sc &c.,
NAVAL SToREs.-Recepts, none. The marke. for spirits
turpen.ne dull and heavy 5s &c for merchan.a
rosn the rsnsactions were again small and prices Of all
snas nS m 1 S sales M SO
sss No ss y Y sci No ~ as pale r. 10 50
wmnson and is FOR Newoern 20
oIIs.-Lnseed sti quiet but firm at 81 03 81 Os in
s Is sSs on q ps "a was &
81 Is $i e for prime winter Menhaasn steady A. Csc
nominal ut ST 20 I'll rs for crude whale ST 80 for beached
winter do a for crude sperm and $2 10 ~ Is for I'M
on CAKE.-weste quiet at about s57.
PACKAGES I snd A.
demand for pork was fairly active and With holders offering
about The sale. o. the spo. were shout soes SS
oI extra = Gn CD or 10 delivery az there
Of S6 ; for b bsss and bo april a s
to advance closing al i5Ac. q ls,Sc for Western
prices pns 1er he being
plain and S1a ls for extra do Terce beef was firm
Tor India DO Beef Sams, though quiet were r It ssi
S There of 100 bb within the range Of these
rm q. quotations The sales about $50 pack
ages within the range Of Mc a.c for dry sailed and
for picked hams and soc., Gle. for smoked do.
b ooxs was m put IL short b n
ford. We quote :-Cumberland cnt, lGc. Slic; long
f ss sn a 9 sa aaa sh S aG Tvs
heavy The sales were 55 PACKAGES at l9c 2ic for No
livery tierces for March and April saers
ton BnterThe market was duh and heavy for all kinds.
except the finer grades which in fair demand and
steady value The receipts continue light and mainly
p Ct With
steady at former quotations. We quote:-
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D. Ayres q n. Crank. California Oriaoco, &C.
Light. ........ !. Bic. asic. 2sc alc. &c. q a0c.
Mdds.......... Sc. ssIs. co. .sssSs. sss sss.
Heayy....-.... 30. sc. Zo9c. NLc. 2jc. 2bc.
Good damaged. s51c. 26lIc. Csc. . ssc e4c. 26c.
Poor damaged al kinds 19c 2255c.; rough light 87c.
40c. middle heavy, Sc. u &c.
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Wheat was IN fair request at yeserday prices but hold
ss ..asd an % ss f w .ns
Ns y % re sf so
FOR small lot., and 81 Is white Michigan. Corn
inquiry for spceaation The sales wee about bushels
sf o %ssf % s 'S, s ss
speculative demand and fully lc bette closing ia 76c bid
% o nna s Rp
was quiet but price. were steady, s harley us n demand
West and ~ aa,s for Danish Barley NAL. dun and
FRSIanrs-rhe market was s.n suIe., and rates were
easier IN some cases The chartcrng continued
snsss wheat =. 3d. sns sss
OI Loncn ySss' ss ouS cG va aFedH S Ss
:ss.msr 400 6.s. coffee al ss: and $50 baies cotton
ss. sss:ssy !ss %s:s inss: ssS: ssia srS back
A%e ssss s% H. ,o,S e $ wi. eG 20
!ao TONS from Cadls 70 New York with SALT two British
o1rns same voyage and cargo on private terms :,
enS being moderately active and aesdy there were s.ss
S 81 S 4 ssSs vi "ssss s:y
Sny e, s,s for No No. Al. sSYs s., ss
cr medium e.. rcss
herring dull and Il &C. Tor scaled and
sS'I: gss:s s.S ssssss . sa'a we're ::ssS
$ Sa. rsss '.ssT '
S::.s !. ~ "a: :I
rency, and 200 casks do 20 arrve private tcrms We
ensosss = Cmrc scd nh q Hgsr b' morphine s's 70
GusNIrsOf cloth there further sales 10 Boston Of
100 bales at2lc. Bags steady NJ 1870.
HIpKe-The market for dry toleraby active and fun
prices prevailed for all kinda Ths stock light The sales
busnos Ayrss lb, Al c, gold and so ecn's 3,
2?c gold; Bnenos Ayrss 20 % lbs, Sc s24c Monte.
vdeo ~ y lbs, sake . ME-; Correntss n ~ lbs
lbs, y2c California, lbs, 2lc 23c Central Amer:
s ss vec sS c and n sc T.mpec
10 ~ bsa ietc. Nhe Bcgcts, II 70 lbs, aec &c
Hore--The demand from all sources light, and win
holders generally anxious 70 realize prices wss hsavy though
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY. Feb. IA

FRIDAY, Feb. SIP N.
the gold market to-day was dun and heavy, with
tendency to decline Ia the premium. The I'M
Funled aspect OF affairs In Europe ana the peaceful
and prosperous condition OF "matters and things in
general" leave the operators for rise without
resources. They steadily contest the yielding OF the
market. The range of prices to-day was as fol-
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His friends and those OF the family respectfully
at halfpast one O'Clock from his late residence IS
vandewater street.
sMrTm.-On thursday, February 4, after a lingering
illness, WILLIAM N. SMITH. Of Albany.
The friends OF the family. also his professional
friends . are invited 70 M ATTEND the funeral from MS
THoasoS.-0n Friday February s. JOHN THOMSON,
aged IS years, IL months and - days.
The funeral services will take place at his late re-
sidence, 4ss West Eighteenth street, on Sunday
wnKER-On Friday, February s. HENRY WILMER,
Youngest child OF John Henry and Mary wilker aged
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
ay invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence
Of his parents. No. o. West Washington place on
WooD.-On Thursday, February 4. after brtef but
painful Illness OF scarlet fever, WILLIAM wooD. Jr.,
years. months and days.
why should we mourn for the child early called
From me sin and the suffering OF this darxcned
Though ties Of afrection may early be riven.
why wish back on earth the dear loved one In
vwaEELER.-on Friday, February S, HENRY v.
The funeral viii take place on SUNDAY afternoon,
Eldridge.
wErER,.suddenly. at crcenpolnt, Brooklyn, n.
WINTER, In the 65th year OF his age
TN relatives and friends o, the family are respect
Iuy invited TO attend the funeral from the Baptist
cnurrn, Noble street, on Sunday afternoon at one
o'cluck.
WhrTfNG.-At the Aston House, on Friday after
noon. FEBRUARY 8, at i've O'Clock, otter illness II
eiRnt days JOHN WHITING, OF Montgomery Ala,
aged % years.
Montgomery papers please copy.
wHnLEy-In Jersey City, on Wednesday, Febru
airy g. WILLIAM WHITLEY, overseer Of poor Of Jersey
City, eyed 10 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family the mem.
bers OF the Grand Lodge D. o. II. OF tue State or
New York and the veterans OF the war OF 1912 are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from Trim
iy M. T. church. York street. Jersey City. on Sunday
afternoon, at halfpast one O'Clock.
wHirE.--on wednesday, February 8, THOMAS
WHIrE In the saith year OF mis- age
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
n-law. II. b. Wilson. 3i5 West Fifceh street. this
SATURDAY. aftarnoon at one O'Clock.
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grades fec c fair 70 good do ae &c., and infe Tor 70
HExP-There sales Of any description reported
Prices were nominaiis 1lhc gold, for Manila, &c 5c
do, for Jute, and $50. 9hc. do. for Ssal
INDIGO quiet but steady 100 Guatemala were
sold within the range Of 10 ~ %, gold We quots:
~ 10, all gold. IS
IRoN.Tbe demand for Scotch pig light and the
ket heavy though prices no lower ranging at from
f40 to S We heard Of sales of significance American
heavy Il former quotations viz Sss $40 for No. Amer;
and $37 1898 for No. do The only heard OF
50 Al 49, 200 DO gray forge at 834 SO
and 100 do No. private erma Refined bar steady at
$50 $685. without sales Rails, though neglected.
steady al 55 S5s, gold for English and $74 S77 cur
rency, for American
LHATHER.-The market for hemlock sole active the
demand being chiefly for light and middle weights which
&c lc per h. higher Damaged in active request
scarce and wanted The stock considerably reduced and
poorly assorted Oakcrops selling freely at the prices
previously current Rough-Prime In fair demand and
steady. We quote:~
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The Emperor OF the French has purchased the
property OF Lamotte-Languin. Ut orleans. for the
purpose OF erecting retreat for convalesccnt work.
men. The locality N rsmarkablv healthy and the
site well chosen Cor such an object.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Hnlf-past Five O'Clock r. nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Feb. SEP. M.
ByEswAx and higher, being quoted at Csc.
45Ec. We heard Of no sales, however
BUILDING MArERIALs.-Almost all articles coming
this heading only moderately active, but prices
quito steady Eastern spruce in moderate request go
S25. Yellow pine quiet but steady at Ss5 $40 for
specined lots Laths steady at 3d. with light arrivals
sd 81 ro lie
SIS and 'front.' sbc sSs cement s' wa:
Rsssip ISL s"ls: TIE demand
heavy, and some sales were made at rather lower prices,
sSs " a. sa nS IN ct MS & %
e ne ss ~ p s e
Ssss low %Ssas ssr March and 10 a. for
Tssida. MsasgSis. and Tsss::
5 5 s3;s $ $s;sii,s: r s f.
steady ,ss following aasssisus: ssscS:
Hss ssss' N
pipe DO SO 50 1s7 boz Do green hoops, Is feet s55
.cispIEs inactive and prices nomina,y lsc
2 for adamantne az ounces &c for and &c. for
CocoA.-we heard Of no sales Guatemala steady at
ConDAsr.Maniia remained steady at &c. &c.
prss with doing Thes sales al
ooeOO lbs Lake At 100 600 do March delivery
market closing steady at ao for baltimore and c for
Lake, on the spot.
CoFFFE.-For Rio the market moderately active and
steady quotations There OF $50 bags
Maria 7s7 Johannes private terms We quote
Ordinary cargoes, shc &c., gold, In bond; fair do
10c; good do lie. lhc; prime do, uazc 124c.;
remes for lots sc 3c Other kinds continued to rule
gold, duty paid mats), 221c. 2ssc; Ceyon, Tic
i9<c. ;Maracabo 15c. 1Sc.; Laguayra Hsc. . lie
maica Axe slbSc. st. Domingo ls1c l4c Costa RIGA,
Manila and MEXICAN lsc lsc Angostura l5c a l7c.
FLOUR GRArN.-Receips 3s23 bbls -four, 40 and
3,oss do oats and 400 do malt There rine
for spring wheat dour by
rather better by rmness In the
market spring There demand for ali
kinds OF extra State for export but large lots avail
abe ut figure High grades neglected. California
still dull and nominal The sales loo
Southern our dull but unchanged The sales were 200
bbls Rye dour quiet, but steady IN value Sales
bbls Corn meal moderately active and steady Sales
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these words 'why DIDN'T you come to me with this
thing: you know me, now l can raise money: we
might have put IL through without the Intervention
OF WILKINSON Dcponait further says that said Lyon
and Wilkinson previ1s 70 coming to said dcpo-
nent's Office as stated had arranged TO get the first
mortgage bonds, which It was understood said com
pany were to pledge ascolatera security for the re-
payment Of the money loaned to them; that II was
part OF said plan to sci and convert the said BOMBS
as soon as they werereceived and TO pocket the
difference between what said bonds could be sold
for aud the amount rqurcd to procure them by
making or pretendingto make a bona tide loan TO
said company; that sid Lyon and Wilkinson first
stated 10 deponent tina there was money to be made
ont OF tnis proposed ban, and that they then and
there divuIged 10 deplnent the said plan, and pro-
posed 70 deponcn. 20, 20 nv. no ,me oonspiracy Win
be successful Deponat further says that said Lyon
and Wilkinson then nd there stated to deponent
that the bombs OF sa,a mp wouia go dSwn De
and that the said b(nds could be rebouRht In the
market by the time hey were needed at much less
than par at which prte said bonds were then sell
ing; that said Lyon tated 10 deponent, as an in
siuccment TO him to otter the conspiracy as afore-
said, that no crime attached to the procuring
could only be liable ina civil action; ana that said
Lyon being a lawyer deponent relied upon said
statement and agrecdso join In the scheme and to
irregular. Deponent hys that In pursuance OF said
scheme OF fraud 1t w& then and there understood
that Lyon Wilkinson and deponent were 10 meet
arrange matters with ne said company: that Lyon
was 70 arrange for he procuring Of the money,
passing with the part, as the money lender In the
transaction. In pursuance Of the scheme deponent
says that the SAINT day he went to the ONCE Of
the company and ssatd TO said Ham that ne had
found party VINO would make to the company aloau
Of 100000 on the terms proposed and made with
with liam an appointment to bring tho party loan
ing the money ~ the companys onlce on the folio
ing day Deponent says that he further told Ham
that tile party whom ne would bring TO the com
pany's ONCE was lawyer, and known 10 the com
pany; said Lyon having previously stated 10 do
p0nent that he knew one OF the directors OF the
compa0v-vsa., Mr.. Bushnell. Deponent says that IL
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BoYD-SwoRDs.-- Thursday, February 4, at the
Calvary Baptist church, New York, by the Rev. A. ].
L. Behrens, JAMES y. BOYD, OF Yonkers to ANNIE E.,
daughter OF Henry Swords, OF Paramount, N. Y.
BROwN-FRorHINGHAN.-On Thursday evening,
February 4. by the Rev. o. b. rockingham. HENRY
TEMPLE Brown, son OF Walter and Anna G. Brown,
TO ELIZABETH BowDTTc8, daughter OF o. B. and 9. Il.
rockingham, all OF this city.
BAnEY-ERSsr.--0n Thursday evening, February
T. ut the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
wayand Hoyt. GEORGE Y. BAILEY to LOUISE M !.
daughter OF r. A. Ernst, ESQ.,, all OF Brooklyn. No
cards.
EuLERs-SrRoDrHoFr.-On Thursday, February
e. at the residence OF Colonel f. NJ l.. Ehlers by the
Rev. VIM. Reid, ERNEST JULIUS EHLBRs to MATILDA
M. A. STR0DTHOFf. No cards.
HoLLISs-WIssMAN.-On Thursday, February 4. al
the residence OF the bride, by the Rev. DR.. McGynn,
WILLIAM M. H0LIINs to LOUISE T., daughter Of the
late Frederick Wissman, all OF this city.
JoRDAN-HAzLEr.-On Thursday evening, February
4. by the Rev. w. T. Sabine, w. f. JORDAN, NJ d.. 10
MARY A. HAZLET, all Of this city.
JOyEs-STR ArToN.-On Tuesday February 2, at
Waterloo, N Y, by the Rev. T. Keenan, Roman Cath
olica pstor, JAMES JoYrs, United States Army, to
CHARLOTTE L.. only daughter OF T. J. Stratton. OF
MAeTxSIs-TwEKD.-on wednesday, February s.
at Trinity chapel BY the Rev. J. 3. Price, D. D., JoHS
II. MAgINNIs, OF New Orleans, 10 LIZZIE G., second
daughter Of VIM. M. Tweed Esq. Of this city.
SHARP-PARroN.-On Thursday, February 4 at the
residence OF Charles Warner, ESQ.,, Planheld by the
Rev. Hiram Hutchins, Tox SHARP, Esq. OF Kinoul-
ton England, to Miss TILLIB PARTON, OF Plainneld.
Nottingham, England. papers please copy.