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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-22


THE LATE DECISION OF the United States Su-
preme Court that both coin and currency are
legal tender. and that all contracts for the pay
ment of coin are valid and may be enforced by
law, places the legal liability of the Union Pa
cific Railroad Company to pay the interest and
principal of Its first mortgage bonds beyond
question. What some of the courts have here
tofore held was matter of honor has now
become an obligation, and must enhance the
market value of their securities.
These bonds are first mortgage upon one O
the longest lines of railroad In the world The
amount will be less than s27. 900 per mile, The
earnings from local business over a portion of
the road last year were over FIVE million dollars
and after its completion early this season the
immense through traffic of the Pacific States
will increase this sum to fifteen or twenty
millions. The payment of both interest and
principal of the bonds in gold is, therefore,
perfectly sure.
The present high price of Governments offers
a favorable opportunity to sell and to reinvest
in a bond equally safe and more valuable on
account of the longer period before its maturity
The exchange tctL no0 pdN profit Of from ten TO
fourteen per cent. AS the issue of these bonds
will soon cease, parties who desire to invest are
invited to make their subscriptions at once
They will be received in this city by w. Painter
g. Co. and De Haven g. Brother, who keep line
| on hand for immediate delivery.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
BY Atlantic CubLe.
This Mornings Quotations.

LONDON, Feb. 22-A. M.-COnsols for money
93; tor account. 99a93i. United States 6'2Os,
10 American stocks quiet; Erie Railroad, 20;
Illinois Central, 964.
LIVERPOOL, Feb pa. M.-Cotton frmer but
not higher. Hiddlipg uplands, ll41.; middling
Orleans, l9d. Sales to-day are estimated at 10000
bales. Other articles unchanged.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Feb. 22-P. M.-Cousols. 93i for
money and account. U. S. 62Js easier at 7SS.
Stocks quiet Erie Railroad. 24l. Great West
erD, 36.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. PIP. NJ. Cotton hrmer
and more active; middling uplands, llSd.; Or
leans, 12td.; it is now thought the sales will
reach IL 900 bales. Corn, 32s. for old; and 30s.
Sd. for new. Pork dull. Tallow, 45s. Sd.
LONDON, Feb. 22-2 P.M.-Sugar on the spot,
39s. Cd.
HAvRs. Feb. 22-P. M.-Cotton on the spot,
1871; afoat, 1887.
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Another Veto by tho President.

WAsHMGToN, Feb. 22-l P. M.-The President
has Just sent to the House veto of the bill
imposing additional duties on copper and copper
ore,
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Michigan sends threshing machines TO
California by way of New York.
The st. Albans (Vt.) Hotel Company, at
recent meeting, decided to sell out its pro-
perty and pay the debts.
One oyster establishment in Baltimore
employs 900 men and women, who fill, seal,
and pack about 10000 cans a day.
-ExCept Kansas, Massachusetts Is the only
Northern State that has increased its public
debt since the close Of the war. =
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-22
United states senate.

WAsHNGToR, Feb. 22.-The Senate met at u
O'Clock, and, after prayer by the Chaplain, on
motion Of Mr., Anthony took Tecess until
Z y, n,
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Feb. 22.-The Cattle Market was
dull this week, but prices were without any
material change: about 1900 head arrived and
sold at l0@l015c. for extra Pennsylvania aud
Western steers; lie. for a few choice; S991Sc for
fair to good, and 81 1a@711c. per ID. for common
as to quality. The following are the partlcu-
lars or the sales:-
Head
60, owen Smith, Western. S@91&, gr.
30, A. Christy & Bro, Western, 7L5q011. gr.
a. Denger IL McCleese, Chester CO.. 71@@%, gr,
4O p. McFlllen, Lancaster CO., SA@lll5, gr.
S5, p. Hathaway, Lancaster CO.. S19@lO, ,gr.
80, Jas. s. Kirk, Chester CO.. SOLO gr.
so, James McFillen, Chester co.. ..8@l0A, ,gr.
10, E. s. McFillen, Chester CO., 99l01a. gr.
l3U. Martin Fuller Co., Western, 7C99l5, gr.
1875, Mooney q Smith, Western. 7@l0. gr.
l25, Moony& Bro, Western, 6@8H gr.
40, Ii. Chain, Western Penn, 6C98 gr.
so, John Smith, Western. St991z, gr.
co. l.. Frank, Western, 500, gr.
70, Frank d Schomberg, Western, 500 gr.
Go, Hope & Co., Lancaster co.. 8@911. gr.
80, NJ. Dryfoos Co., Western. 73(9814, gr
81, Elkon & Co., Virginia, 719@812 gr.
l5, b. Baldwin, Chester co., 8@9. gr.
Al, j. Clemson, Lancaster co., 1909, gr.
Is, d. Branson, Chester co 7@10 gr.
36, Chandler & Alexander, Chester CO., 51190, gr.
q, Wallace 4 Miller Chester 90, 7@I0, gr.
ID, l.. Horn, Delaware CO., COS, gr.
Al, John McArdle, Western, 7@S14, gr.
10. ID. Johnson, Pennsylvania. 5@612. gr.
II. j. Sedonridge, Lancaster CO., 9g9A. gr.
Cows were lower; 40 bead sold at 84O9I0 for
cow and calf, and 33O@6Oper head for springers:
Sheep were in fair demand at full prices; 5000
head arrived and sold at 6@Shc. y ID. gross, as
to condition.
the different Yards at Sl6@l7'50 q 100 lbs. nets
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Louisville is prosecuting saloon keepers
who allow boys to play billiards.
An elevator with capacity for nearly
1000, 600 bushels of grain is to be erected in
Boston.
Petersburg, Virgia, boasts boy OF seven
years, who girts over five feet and stands only
four.
The carrying Of fifteen revOlvers on the
New Orleans.
The Post Office at Verona, VT, has been
held by members of the Whitehead family for
over twenty years.
Taunton, Mass, has four velooipede
manufactures, which are now turning out
ten machines daily.
Ammonia injected into the veins is pro-
nounoed a certain antidOte for the bite OF
poisonous snakes.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Martne NerOs ace Inside Pages
IRY TNLNARAPH.

by TELHaRAPH.l
NHw YORK, FeD, 22-ArriVed steamships Ouba,
nom Liverpool, and AllemRnnia. from southampton
FOkTREss MoERos, Fec. 20 S-Passed ia for BAlti'
more-Barque PRlRdin, so days from Buenos Ayres'
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FLORIDA.
Movements Of q NEysterLous Cuban Party.

The Foridi0n has the following editorial
speculations about a party OF Cubans who
recently appeared and disappeared very mYste-
! riously in Jacksonville, Florda:-
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II ia openly charged that prominent Cabinet
officials and members of Congress are leauued
with Wall street gamblers to work prices up
ana down the scale as suits their interests
Money ought to be plentiful at this season of
the year in the metropolis. and the rate on call
loans should have gravi ated to four or three
per cent n week ago. But the seasons of Wall
street, If they may be 80 styled, are all back.
ward This year, owing to the disturbances In the
market at the close of 1889. and the postpone
ments consequent thereon"
Bropl the NJ Y T.nes.
'The Money market at the close was unusu.
ally easy, partly on account OF the holiday In
term lesion, which, practically, affords to the
lender three days interest in one. The rates
ranged from per cent. on Government oolla-
teral to 8@7 per cent. on other approved stock
collateral and on gold. -
"The last sales OF gold were at tlS3}59H0169%
per cent, closing about the same as on Friday
night. The cash gold for delivery easy, bat not
more than sac per cent interest paid to carry
over balances until Tuesday, the next business
day on the Stock and Gold Exchanges. The
Birthday of Wasn.Seton, Monday. February
20 Uhis day., will be unsgersally observed on
the street as q close horssey by the banks.
bankers, and brokers Of all CLASSES, and also at
the Custom House and Treasury Once
"The foreign exchanges were fractlSE- les IS
firm than on Friday; sixty days London, 1V6sA y
1921; short sight. l09A@l091& e cent The hrmer
quotations for United States Five-twentieS In
LONDON and Frankfort brought forward ex-
change at 100 cent, less a brokerage"
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THR EVENING TKLD-
GRAPH OFFICE.
A. M....,...",,44 IL A. M........5 so p, M...-,""t
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The schR Wlien HolgAte Captain aoldink Mn'os =
arrived Saturday, With lumber 70 40 h0nrs ha v.
Sheets reports having made the run va Tniet 10 the
ing been only 10 hours from HatterAS A
Capes Of the Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-05

A --A.--RoNALDsoN MEAREs,
"A. corner Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street,
for . few days longer,
will Offer great bargains.
Every article marked down.
We have made immense reductions on
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND UNDERGRADUATES.
Ladies' ready made Undertaking.
Fine French wove and Coutlle Corsets-
Sash Ribbons, Vclvets ana Vevetccns
Dress Trimmings and Frinces
Housekeeping Goods.
81 pieces colored Silk Pushes 7bc. per yard.
loO pieces Bonnot vslves, VI 80 per yard; were 81
A few left OF those splendid Sash Ribbons at
81 VI 25 and III ~ yard 81 60 - 20 and 81 80
Dress Trimmings all reduced to &c., &C., l0c and l2c,
werc 1885,, 26c. glc. and Sc. per yard.
rs dozen adss extra long English Stockngs DC and &C.
per pair; former price, SSc.
Ladies' ready maie Understanding all reduced.
Fine Tucked Skirts, 81 49, were 81 70 and 81 80.
ss &c.
Fine French wove Corsets, ssc. were 81 Is
Finest t'ontia ta, I'D and IS; were So ~ and SS.
10000 yards of Embroidered EdGngs and Insertinsa,
6ne goods nj about half usual prices
HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS.
cheapest offered.
Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Glove Boxes,
Walnut Brackets lnkstands, &C., &C.,
great variety, ut half last years prices.
Housekeeping Goods all reduced.
AN makes OF huslins selling oil al cost
Wide Linen Diaper, III 90 and ~, were 80 and 28
Largo assortment of Fiannels and Blankets reduced
prices.
40 pieces Nottingham Curtain Lace a5c. 8Sc. and 60c.
Fine Laco Curtains by the pair at low pricea.
DONALDSON a n EaEEr, corner 5sh av and 10th st.
and 1856 9Th av. between 18th and 2kh Sta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-05
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
A LII GOODS ADVERTISED IN THIS COLUMN ARE
n GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED, bOfH AS RE-
CARDS PRICE AND QUALITY.
CHRISTMAS, 1862
A. the Great
Wholesale Store,
Now selling At Retail,
col Broadway
81. Nicholas Hotel block
Increased patronage
Increased accommodations.
Increased attractions.
Increased facilities.
On of tho continued business and
the inability supply demand with large corps
crowd OF purchasers daily tbrong
TO purchase Holiday Goods Al cose Wholesale prices 70 keep
my place of business
Open every Evening,
Sunday excepted, and after Monday. DcccnSor6,
until 10 l.. NJ.
This arrangement will last until January l. 1870
On Monday, December 6,
shall offer fun OF Irish Poplins OF the cee-
brated manufacture Of PIN Bros Co.. Dublin at ~ u per
yard tbs same article nov .siiag IN THIS "ae a. - o.
fun line OF English French Dress Goods consisting OF
Foplna plain and plaid Serges Impress Cloths, Voioua
DC. ranging price from lbc. 10 76c. por yard.
a reduction from former prices on account o. Inc
being with the European manufacturers there
fore can offer to the consumer saving on purchases o.
rs S3,S per compared with regular retail
prices.
Also .
great variety Of German Toys and Fancy Goods specially
adapted holifey which,
makes, without exception, the collection or
articles designed for the holiday trade TO be found In any one
house tha
In order make for assortment OF Holiday
Goods have compelled add already spacious
CHESTER BULLOCK.
"a kraau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-05

I AIDES HAVE YOU BEEN TO TAYLoRS. NO.
IL Clinton place BE advised by one who knows Call
the dresses Coaks cut BY his sysem also his
Patterns They arc beautiful.
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E'oR THE HOLIDAY TRADE,
L. At the great Wholesale Store,
now selling st retail.
JyOR TIE HOLIDAY TRADE.

DIOR TIE HOLIDAY TRADE.
Al the Groat Wholesale Store
Now selling at retail,
Dol Broadway,
border hemstched for &c., worth lbc
each
Wide border al linen, hcmsched handkerchief for &c.,
worth 2ac. each
Wide border all linen, hemschcd Handkerchief. for toc
worth Doc. eacn
Wide border, all linen, hers,ched Handkerchief &c.
worth BIC. each
Wide border all linen, hemstched Handkerchies &c.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-05

LEX. BERNSTEIN, NO. i9 NINTH STREET, FOUR
n doors Yves, OF Broadway Manufsc.urcr Of Dress and
Cloak 1rnmings Frnges. Wrapper 0rjles Buttons. &c
promptly Gad Wholesale and RETAIL at manufactur
era orcsx-
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DRY GOODS.

A CLOSING OUT SALE
IA. OF Dry Goods
nj LEGRAINS, 729 Broadway, Monday.
great sacrifice the entire or Goods Cloth
for cioakng also tor meas wear White Goods,
Table DAmask, Linen Sheetngs Black Goods. Empruss
Cloth, Veiours, Alpaca &c.
This whole stock must be sold within twenty days.
Greatest bargains offered ladies imported Dry
Goods.
LEGRAIN, 72o Broadway.
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This whole stock must be sold within twenty days.
Greatest bargains offered ladies imported Dry
LEGRAIN. 7sa Broadway.
n. Popular dry goods store,
so3 Grand street, corner Chrystiesi3 Grand street.
Great bargains In Holiday Presents.
-. Speeialties la
Cloaks, ShAws and Dreas Goods.
Lyons Velvet and Veveieen CloGka BIS To $50 each
AstrnkhsD poessn and Cloth Coass from 80 S75 each
Broche and other Shawls, cheap, from auction.
Dress floods department well supplied; choice stock.
Silks Popns, Velous Alpacas Pads Reps, Epangelines,
&c Domestic Goods ut reduced ptlces
n. FIELDS. corner Grand and ChryEte streets.
IT ALTMANs SIXTH AyEsUE BAZAAR
elegant assortment of
Holiday Goods
imported conssngor everything useful and
a for tho coming holidays The most suitable for presents
for all and everybodyfor ladies and gentlemen Al
for misses, youths, children babies large small
separate department has been apened upon which samples
displayed, with the prices marked thereon plain
Hgurcs that all themselves The entire stock
has boon marked down correspond thu fall of gold and
rs fast gold goes down Immediately
stock. discount of Eve per upon all goods
bought fairs societies. schools anniversaries
charitable objects
Call and examine.
ALTMAN BROTHERS,
Xyl and 333 Sixth avenue.
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IIOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE.
il At the great Wholesale Store,
NOW selling at retail,
6Ol Broadway
Silk Pushes Suits and Sacques at 81 Is yard
worth 81.
The largest and beat Of Colos to select from in
this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-05

AT MME. vIGoUROUx, lsa FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR
~ Twelfth street. tampng, imported Lingerie; I'm
Droiey, iadics' and babies speciality OF nNiA
Monograms for handkerchief. table and bed cloths em
brotdored for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-05

GREAT BARGAINS AT NINE. HUERSTRL's. NO. 8
VI Blocker strcctFor sale cheap, ready made Suits
Ciosks Jackes, &C.. also beautiful Imported FIonch Clo
at very low prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-05

7 MRS. GAYNoRS.
"A Corse,s Skirts Turnours.
Corscss specially.
We have Just received OF The abandonment
styles Corscts that Paris can produce.
A perfect ut guaranteed TO all figures.
Abdominal supporters.
Chdren's Corsets, Waists Shoulder Braccs Peds, nc.
N. BMrs GAYNOR will sell tbs above Foods rs per cent
below consequence of the Immense stock which her
husband had ordered fran Europe and which she
obliged to sell within given time.
Holiday Presents.
skirts and Tournous,
In all the late Peris novelties.
Mrs. Gaynor would cali special attention to her French
hacoth skirts and Tonnoas they are nc1nacd both
in style anything In the country and
price, the winter Hoop skirts
Wooilen Cloths al soorsshs most comfortable skrs yet
introduced. uB
full line Of Full Dcss Train Skirts In sti corded and
check crinoine also In Swiss and Lawn.
Mrs. aAYNOR, Importer,
1855 Broadway, near Ninth street,
S21 Broadway, corner of Twelfth atreek
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GREAT REDUCTION.
VI THOMAS HAIGH
has on exhibition smos elegant assortment OF Street Cos
tunes, Morning Robes Ao which Just received fro
Paris also has elegant OF PARIS made Coutee
Coraot, Skirts Tuurnurcs, Street Cosumes Ball Dresscs
made 10 order. Liz Broadway.
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- Great q airing out sale
Ingram Carpets, oil wool, 4, 7,c per yard
Three Ply, ali wo |, at Al 81 per yard
English Tapestry Brussels, III 90 per yard
English Body iirussels ~ per yard
Curtains Cornices oicloths window Shades. &c. &c. At
very low prices.
In all ylos and qualities Mt 20 cent ess than house in
the city also Beds, Bedding, Bankets Cofor.ables 6c
All gooGa warranted as represented
Call and examine before purchasing
oFarrc 6lc and 54 Eighth avenue s $50 and 27I
West Thry-fnh street.
CHOICE SELECTIONS or PARIS MILLINERY FOR
Nine GALouPEAU
(La,e Mathido Cob
GALL FOR THE DIAMOND BrsTLB sgInr-IT Is
the stylish and conf rtauio SKIRT 10
be had of all first class dealers.
naEss GOODS.
/ We rhail continue Monday the sale Of our
"a inch NIL wool Serges at 20 cents.
They the most popular GOODS evor offered In this mar
kct the price, and wi fAvorabiy with
thing to DO had at much higher prices.
Wa shall also offer
~ inch Pop'ins in dresses,
III yards for ~.
80 inch English Bresa Goods,
at SO IS the Pattern.
Finer goods prorortonatsy ow.
Double width all wool Empress Cstns at 80 also Mcrt
hpaeas &c In all of whsn Dur recent extensive pr-
clascs pecinptoy auction Gales enable substanats
We also invite attention To assormentof
I1nc.a, Flannels,
Bon,estics and Fancy Goods,
which the yard than tha usual piece price,
and consistent with tho recent decline in gold.
SUDDEN & BRADBURY,
E9s. BIZ and sl4 Bowery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-09

A CARD.-Oyer-parti friends connected
with the prcss of the State have recently,
with seeming authority, given widespread
currency to the statement that am to be
Governor Walkers aid and secretary. Now,
while it is gratifying to know how kindly
the members of my craft feel towards me,
it is none the less embarrassing to be ga
zcttcd for q position which have not tho
least reason to suppose will be rendered me.
While rcgrctting the necessity of this pub
Iication, | deem it due to Governor Walker
and myself that it should be made.
WILLIAM S. GILMAN.
Richmond, September 6, 1869.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-09

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE RICHMOND PosTOFFICE SEP
TENDER 9ru 1S69.-Otho Owens, Rich
mond, Va. Mrs. Hester II. Griffin, Grayson
county, Va; Miss Helen Shaw, Charlotte
Courthouse, Va. Benjamin c. Gray, Rock
bridge Baths, Va. i; Miss Maria Gwathmey,
Hanover county, Va. Miss Virginia Levy,
Baltimore, Nd. George Volker, Allegheny
Springs, Va; J. n. Corneal, Henrico
county, Va; Z. L. Rouse, Michigan; Miss
Mary L. Watts, University OF Virginia !;
Miss Rosa 3. Burke, King William county,
Va; Humphreys Specific Company, New
York, N. T.; Rev. Lequere, Baltimore,
Md. Rev. Abbot WINNER, Westmoreland,
Va; Captain Samuel Watts, Portsmouth,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-09

LARGE ARRIVAL OF SNAKES AND Mon
HGYS.-0n Saturday afternoon the bark
XinccrclIa, Captain Shaw, arrived ut this
port from Dis8au, on the west coast Of
Africa. The bulk o. her cargo consisted OF
hides and peanuts. but, by way OF variety,
she also brought five boa-constrictors and
four large dog-faccd monkeys. The largest
OF the sc!pcnts is twenty-cight feet long, is
of immense girth, and weighs nine hundred
and odd pounds. On its arrival it had not
eaten ior SIX weeks. It's meal at that time
consisted OF twelve small cats and good
sized dor, which it disposed Of in the course
of a night. On Saturday night, showing
signs Of hunger, u live cat was given to it,
which it speedily crushed and swallowed.
4 second live cat still remains in the cage.
The wretched animal eyinces extreme ter
ror at the prcscnce of its deadly foe. This
is the largest serpent ever brought to this
country. It is immensely powerful, as the
effects OF climate have hardly yet lessened
its natural vigor. The other serpents range
from eighteen to twcntythrec feet in length.
The reptiles were taken to the yard Of 4
boarding house at y North Square, where
they have since been inspected by large
numbers of persons. 1t is expected that
they will soon be purchased by some mena-
rcrie proprietore.- Boston AduertiSer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-09

JAMES ". TAYLOR will sell Mt 4 O'Clock neat
frame dwelling and five vacant lots oil Nlcho-
las, Bloody Run, and Ash streets.
CHARLES T. WORKMAN & co. will sell Mt IL
o'clock large stock OF groceries, wines,
liquors, etc.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell Mt to'clock Il
very valuable farm on Church Hill at the cast
end OF Broad street.
THOMAS W. kEESEE will sell Mt No. 1917 Main
street. at 10 A. NJ, household and kitchen fur
niturc. books, &c.
4. c. PTLLIhM will sell at 10 O'Clock tract oil
land OH the south side Of Failing creek, in Chcs-
fairfield
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-09

4 clandcatinc marriage took place in New
York on Thursday which has occasioncd
considerable excitement in fashionable cir
clcs. The names Of the parties arc sup
pressed, but it is known that the bride was
the daughter Of a wealthy Wall-strect
broker, and the bridegroom young bachc-
lor, who, although rich, was extremely OBJ
noxious to the young lady's father, who had
pcrcmntorily ordered the modern Romeo to
abandon forever hi3 visits to Juliet. As the
only escape from such tyranny clandcS-
sine marriage was decided upon. The
family o. the bride is spending the summer
ut fashionable resort on the banks OF the
Hudson, aud few days ago the daughter
announced her intention Of visiting some
friends OF Murray Hill. Her real purpose
in visiting the city, however, was to make
some necessary preparations Tor her we'd
ding, and that ceremony was PERFORMED on
Thursday noon ut the residence Of the
bridcgroom's lawyer, on Fifth avenue. The
S2glt describes tic dress of the GisObcdlcnt
pair rs follows:
"tfhc fair bride was beautifully attircd
in rich gray and black silk travelling
suit. made short, with double skirts, and
loopci NJ at the sides and back with bows
of the same material on panicr. She wore
neat little cloth sacquc embroidered in
elegant style, aud . iaunty lit!lc jockey hat
0lnamcntch with an 0iHTc'te crowned her
pretty little head. The bridegroom was
dressed in Il full English travelling cos
tune, white Oxford hat, light gloves, and
held natty li.;lc cane in his hand"
4 dinner was served Immediately after
the ceremony, and ut / o'clock the happy
couple took passage on one of the Sound
steamers for this city, where, according to
The Sun, they are now visiting the relatives
of the bride.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-09

RAID OF INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS
UPON VESSELS. = Collector Burgess has
caused some CONSERVATION in the harbor
during the last few days by the seizure of
several vessels, whose officers are charged
with receiving tobacco on which the internal
revenue tax had not been paid. The
schConers Clara Bell, James 4. Brown,
Narcissa, jamestown, and Anna Frances,
now lying in the Dock, were thus seized.
John Applcgasc and Joseph II. Bumbcrger,
of the Clara Bell, had partial hearing
before the United States Commissioner yes
terday.