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In. THE SUPREME COURT OF raE DIS
L TRICT OF COLUMBIA, IN EQUITY.

IN. THE SUPREME COURT OF raE DIS
Il TRICT OF COLUMBIA, IN EQUITY.
un.s ~, No. sos', Equity DockstiO.
By consent Of parties il is this sth day of septem-
ber $50: ordered that the report Of sales this day
sled in this case by the trustee be aud the same il
hereby, ratified and oon6rmea and that esch Of the
purchasers be at liberty 90 pay the whole Of the
chase money in cash upon the execution and deliv-
cry 20 him OF the proper Conveyance by the trustee
unless cause 20 the contrary thereof be shown
before the 10Th day Of September, in stant.
By the Court.
true copy-Tesf: Ri. MEIGs, Clerk.
se9-law3w ByJ.JAH CAMP, ASH Clerk.
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WAsHrNeros, 3. O., August 30. iGo.
New Iork, praying fos the extension Of . patent
granted TO him on the Eth day Of February, lsS7
and reisued on the 3th day Of March, 1857, for an
II Il ordered that the testimony IN the CO. b.
closed on the Eth day Of ysnasry next: that the
time fer hng Arguments and the ExAminers b report
be limited 20 the 9Th day Of January next and that
next.
Any person may oppose this extensioe.
kAMUEL b. FISHER,
au2fN Comnissioner Of Pstents
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w HY NOT?
since opening our NEW MUSICAL AND LITE
RARN EEPOT in GeorgetOw have repeatedly
beer asked whether think First Glass Estab-
iistment will pay. IL being near Washington, and
inv ariably answered with this question:
WHY NOT?
" has only been three months since we opened
and ~lready have sold nine Pianos, six of which
VEN to Washn gtOn. The secret of our success lies
IN the cbeapne-s Of our goods. We bought a large
and varied stock TOR cash, and allow customers
the adv antages we receive from the Manufacturers
OgR STOCK OF
PIANOS, ORGANS, MELODEONS,
And all kinds of
MUSICAL MEROHANDiSE,
As well
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
BIBLES, (Catholie and others.J
PRAYER BOOKS OF ALL DENOMINATIONS
INITIAL PAPER AND ENVELOPES
GOLD fENs, JCTE AND COTTON TWINE
In fact, yerything in the line Of
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY
Can not be excelled.
Tuning and RepaiTiog Of Instruments done at
snort nCuee- Send yCur orders to
POE Il SELIGS0N-S
New Musical and Literary Demo
- Georgetown, ID. J.
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pRoPosALs FOR GOAL AND kISDLIsa

III WOOD
DhnoT QUARTER NAsTER's OFFICE,
WASH N6IoN, ID. G.. August Is. ls-O
scaled Proposals will be received at TIL. odi,o
until N, September 2s. ls7a from RESI- Dnsble par
nts 70 keep on hsnd and deliver required at 10.
at bort whipple. Va thrse hundred and twen,y
Two sz2l cords oi hindling Wood aud nine hund 10
and ninety nve 1886 tons Of merchantabie White
Ash or ether anthracite coal of size may he c.el
tor Tree from slate and dust dirt and 10 veisl,
2zp pounds te the ton, as folOws
Fort nipple, Va. about 40 no pounds
TO be delivered On orders at various points n this
city about lSS see p0u8ds
separate Proposals will also be received FOR the
delivery OF the entire amount a. the 4; ,y.rnm
corral, corner VI Nlns steenth and n streets
tuarantees signed by two responsible surctles for
suin equal 10 " thirds of the Of each
viii be required Of each bidder that he will N sue
cesstul, execute contract iD sccordanca win fhe
rquiremenf h-rciu set forth, within days after
the award is made.
The feel will be inspected, weighed and measured
oy an inspector as pro. ided By recent act OF Con
gress, and payment will be made monthly for ausn-
tty received, il an funds. soon thereaft.r A..
funds are provided for the purpose. the certcafe
81 the inspector and receipt Of parties % HON de-
livery has been ordered.
Should the contractor fail 20 furnish the Kind and
guan' OF wood cor tracfed tor. 10 will be purcha.
10 oPeG market and difference IN cost charged 10
him.
The right Is reserved TO reject any or all bia. no,
deemed adv autagsOus n ths Government
Proposals will be addressed % the undersiRu.a
plainly mark I'd :" Proposals for Fuel Bidders are
inv tied 10 be present at the opening.
WILLIAM MYERS,
Bvt. Brig General q : A,
tup Depot Quarternsster.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

HABLE BROTHERS,
MERCHANT TAILORS
EashiOna ole ClOthlers,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND SITS, N. W.
THE VERY LATEST NOVELTY:
TIE HOHENZOLLERN COAT
In Blue, Blns MIXED, Olive. Green, Brown, Dahlia,
Violet, Claret, and Black colors.
The 4s rlqs s;,a MiSss SsiI Nsss s.:ss psrey Suit
The Blue Melton Derby Suit,
The Olive Melton Derby Suit,
TIE Green Plaid Derby suit,
Many other makes of Cassirper-s
in Derby Suit style.
The Blue Plaid Short Frock Coat Suit.
TIE, Olive Mellon Short Frock Coit sit' sait
The Brown Melton Short Frock Coat suft
The Gold Mixed Cashmere Short Frock Coat Snt''
The steel Mixed Cashmere Short Frock COaE sa,.,
other makes Of Cashmere too numerous to m,r ion
OF FALL OvERCoATs
We have hne assortment OF Glengs-y or Wing
FOR yOUTP'S WEAR,
We have very large aud Il inc selection of
Short ErOck Coat sui ,,
Derby Coat Suits.
Metropolitan Sack Co II Suits, &c, &c.
OUR BOYS DEPARTMENT
s well stocked with all the latest Novelties belong
ing 70 that line Parents will do well by calling aud
examining the same.
THE MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Under the supervision Of Mr.. J. p HEWES il
stocked with the largest assor mt OF the l,tt /
STYLES Of '
SUITINGS. CLOTHS
COATINGS. kERSEYS
NESTiNGs. pbESKISS,
and Csssmeres for PanialoOns, ever exhibited in
this District. "
HTwe respectfully solicit a share Of public pa
uOnaGe.
H A B L E I8 II o ..
NV. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND srs.
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BISMARCK AND ITaIy

LoNDoN, September 19.-Tbe Iibure's cor.
re: I oudGut writes on the Is 10: Bisnprck a,
brey at Rheims settling vst ious dp'on atic NJ at.
tiers relative TO non-inter vention bv Germany
III Italy. 1t bps been aerced that the It1'iar;
may occupy Rome and Nice IL The people " ish
70 Terounce their IOrmer allegiance. Other
Errepe?a cabire's have tcen roi f acc )rd-
irgIy.
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~ "A IL II Il II -
We respectfully call attention to our
NEW STOCK OF CARPETING.
OIL CLOTH, MATING, RUGS. MATS, OUR.
TAIN AND FURNITURE MATERIALS, &c,
INST received. embracing many and original de
signs well worthy the Inspection Of those about 10
furnish their dwellings,
81 NEW SUPPLIES RECEIVED DAILY.
81 WE BUY AND SELL FOB DASH ExCLU-
SINEL1, and are thereby enabled to serve our pi-
irons 10 the best possible advantage.
~OUR UPHOLSTERY BEPARTMENr Is
managed by competent workmen. and orders LETT
with us will be promptly and faithfully executed.
VIM. 3. MITCHELL 4 60,
Perry Bnilding,"
wN; $ NITGHELL,i Corner 9th st. and Pa. avenue.
SAMUEL kER. se2 Sn
TIE PLACE TO BUY DRY GOODS.
GOOD GOODS AT CHEAP PRICES.
New York.
le4, ia, and l2l OOLORED BED sPpEADs
heavy goods, 81 50, So IS, and o3 piece.
WHITE HONEY COMB SPREADS, SlsO >
A large assortment of NAPKINS and DOYLIs
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, &C. piece.
HOSIERY ard NOTIONS, as well - general -
sortment Of BBY GOODS, very cheap.
sestr IRepI 1890 Psnn:yivanis avenue.
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PERSONAL IETELLIGENCB.

Ex-senator Ira shafcr is lying quite sick at the
Coleman House.
Dr. Spencer, Surveyor. General Of Now Mexico
Territory, Is dangcrously ILL.,
Woodruff, Clafin & Co hung out their signs yes
terday morning In letters OF gold.
Solon u. Hungerford, of Jefferson county. has
been elected President OF the New York State Agrcu
tuTa Society,
Prince Arthur arrived at White River Junction
six hours running 81 miles.
Miss Susan y. Anthony invites the readers OF the
RepoifOn to aid In celebrating her neth birthday on
tue evening Of the 18th inst.
Ex-Governor Marcus l.. Ward and Senator FrelinR.
huysen were at work among the Senator. In Washing
ton YESTERDAY and made many friends for Mr. Bradley
The anable Thomas w. P,ttmsn, late Clerk IN the
nerhlp with George Gardiner, NJ iris GoodhATt, and
A. Lorng Cushing, nephew OF Caleb Cushing.
The bar OF this city yesterday afternoon partlci
pated ~ tho formal presentation TO the Law Institute OF
Amar9e Dust OF the late James Brady. Al the time
Of ihs death Mr. BIady President OF the Institute
Senator Hayes and the Hon a. A. Halsey, OF New
Jersey have been appointed the Committee charged
with the duty OF witnessing tho destruction OF thirty
four boxes OF cancelled plates and other materials
formerly USED In the manufacture OF legal tenders.
Tho magnificent Helmbod was out yesterday with
hs s ssaReTe hand enIoyng the ,leghlug Among
the genial fairbanks, OF the Cleveland Herald. The
turnout with us gold mounnss. and liverled driver
Broadway, the avenue, and Central Park. W.
Mr.. IgnAtius Buckman's friends surprised him
With visit a. his residence IS Columbia street, on
Tuesday evening. Over forty couples were prose-
Among the party were the Hon John Scott, the typo
Mrs. O'Drien, MI. Hudson, ana others The affair Il
said TO have been the most charming surprise party
ever glTsa on w east aide.
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An UNEXPECTED FORTUNE.
A Poor Newark German Woman becomes
Wealthy Hciress bv the Murder Of hs


Poor Newark German Woman becomes a
Wealthy Hoires- bv the Murder Of hor
Mother and Uncle,
Twenty years ago Mr.. Joseph Reisch LEFT his
fstherland for California, where, after years Of toll
and labor In the mines. he accumulated a large for
tune, which, under provident agement increased
until the round sum OF 100000 was his. Tirng Of
tho Pacific slope be East and having no friends
relstives In this country he wrote for bis niece
francisca Plug. now Mrs. John NJ Nelber, residing
In Germany TO come and make Ler homo with him
and share his fortune.
Again and again he wrote for her. and anab
about year ago be visited his native country TO
urge the necs aud her mother, hts sister, to return
with him When he arrived In bremen ne learned
that his niece had married and gone TO America but
short time before. He at once placed In bank
at Stuttgart t900OO for her ss . dowry, Several Of
bis family becoming Jealous OF his fondness for
Francisco. quarielled with HIN, and be and his sis
ter, Francisca's mother, were fatally stabbed, tho
sssassins escaping to this country.
Meantime Francisco and her husband not being
able U hnd her uncle, who had returned TO Ger.
many, came 10 Newark, and are now residing on
Springfield avenue, In that city. where they earn
their daily bread By their daily toll.
About fortnight ago German woman, dying at
the hospital on Waid's Island confessed that she
aud her brother had murdered Mr. Rcisch and his
sister, and made such disclosure that her brother
was arrested al Castle Garden, and has since been
taken back to Germany, where he is to be tried Al
first the dying woman was 10th to tell who size was.
but finally confessed that she Francscas sister,
and with the aid OF her brother had murdered her
mother and uncle. Several Notaries Public vouch
for the truhfuncss OF the story OF her expected
large fortune, and one OF them win accompany her
and her husband e. Germany, and they viii sail on
saturday. Before the assassination, the uncle had
bequeathed his property TO his sister and fsyorlte
niece, making her the heiress to over &iOO,0OO
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Justice" calls attention to the oppressive Ave
cent stamp required by the laws to be atx.
eh to pawn tickets. Tho poor person making the
broker. The latter always charges one morth's in.
tcrest, though .hs article IL redeemed the day
alter It has been pledged. He cites the following In.
cident showing how 1t oppresses the moor: A wo-
man whom he found lying on the sidwak in q starv.
cd condition told him tiat she had just taken the
only hoek from her chids back to pawn, and that
the broker had only lent her twelve cents on IT, but
had deducted Ave cents from the amount for the
stamp leaving her but seven cents toward ten
cent loaf she intended obtaining to relieve her
childrens hunger two cent stamp is all that il
duty bo so excessively high wi ere tho most desti.
tute are coucernedt Justice" concindes by saying
that he once called the attention OF tue Hon. Fer
nando Wood TO tae subject but that he disregard.
al
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JOTTIN0S AMOUR TOWN.
The Alaska arrived las, night.


The ticket to be elected by the American InatI.
tute, this evening, Is headed by the Hon Horace Gree
ley.
1t turns ont to be safer to rob the Government of
l0OOO OoO than to manufacture patented Inda rubber
combs,
Alderman James McKeever was made the reciplent
last night Of handsome gold watch aud chain, valued
at $3.50 ~
During the continuance OF the snow the Park
ready in the Central Park,
Relapslng fever Is on the Increase Ono hundred
and case. have been reported " tho Board
OF Health since Dec. /, 1869
The ofhcers OF Pioneer Lodge, No i2 Indepen.
dent Order OF Good Tempars were Installed by state
Deputy b. I. MelIose as follows W, O. +, Fred q
Rush Stoddard,
james r. Williams colorcd man, was acquitted
yesterday In the Court OF General Sessions OF charge
OF attempting to stab John Monis. white man Both
occupied apartments In the tenement Is DroQme street
shutter
The Manhattan Yacht Club, OF New York city, ha.
been organized with club house At the foot OF Ninety.
eighth street, T.. r., and have elected Commodore
Jscob VsrianI Ylce.C Commodore, sampson NJ simp.
son secretary. VIM g. LoeEyeri Treasurer Joshua N.
The following otncers have been elected for the
s2ciation Oliver Casey PresiJeDti Charles Baker
vcepres,dent tJames Conner. Recording Secretary
hAIhSWL TeNWeh
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FoLGER'S PANDEMOyIUM.
The objectionable Crime OF fPoverty-Freez.
tng Innecrnt Nj to Dcats.

The Unpardonabie Crime Of fPovcrty-Preez-
tug Inuocrnt Nj n to Dcata.
70 ~. Edfsor or The Sm.
sra: Would you allow us 10 inform the proper
authoritic. OF the manner In which tho House os
mcnt Of Sergeant Folgert In the fret place. we are
confined In TArt OF the wing which has been con
demned long ago. We are In constant danger of
being killed, as tie building Is all giving and is
liable to fall at any moment The shelter Is so In
sufficient that We Obliged TO keep close to the
stove TO warm our faces while our backs freeze In
tie next place, we allowed to have towel only
in the morning lcfoie breakfast to dry ourselves
sergeant Folgor has taken the bathroom, which
was intended for the use OF tie wit
ncsscs, and locked Il up for his family's
exclusive use. Now We have no place to
wash ours Ives but under the spigot We can.
not Keep clean, for we hlvo no way TO wash our
clothes. The Sergeant locks the yarl door at s
O'Clock, and We have after that 10 the only place
We hhNe TO wash or drink out or when the calls OF
nature become imperative, and then turn on the
water 10 drive the smell away There IL place for
this purpose In the bathroom. which was Intended
for the use of the prisoners after hours, but, as
stated above we have no access to H. The Sergeant
has also nailed down all Of he bedroom windows 80
that We can't air our clothes, the rooms and con
wort OF 1t is that We are treated less humaney
than the beasts Of the neli. The Sergeant II low
degraded nan, whose language Is such as does not
become an officer, much less a gentleman. We the
undersigned, four in number, comprise all the in
JOHN ". COOK, JOHN GRoGAN,
RICHARD DEMOTT, MARTIN LYNCH
HOUSE or DETENTION, Feb. Q, 1870.
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A F,neen,h Amend,neu, Jubi,. 6.

The National Executive Committee, George T.
Downing, President, has issued an address to the
eolored people Of the United States In which they
suggest that the ratification Of the Fifteenth Amend
ment should, In the estimation OF the colorcd men,
transcend in Importance even the reyercd Declara-
tion Of our National Independence inasmuch as II Is
tho practical Affirmation Of tho rights OF men,
while the other was but the Theoretical
enunciation thereof A general assembling of he
colored people Of every State and Territory 10 ad
vised when oiclal announcement OF its ratification
10 received IN order to offer up prayer and thanks
giving 70 hlmEhD Hod, also declared IN the
American people Will be held at Its tull estimation
by those whom II enlranchises that they Will make
such use Of the right thereby secured TO them Us
shall add TO the honor and material interests Of the
country, and That In possession OF this right, along
with the others previously secured, they will feel
that they really have country 10 respect and de-
fend, as well as fellow countrymen toward whom
they can cherish the most adectionate regard.
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PoLrGAMY IN pOUGHKEEPsIE.
Dying Wife Giving her Husband TO
Another Woman-IIow she got hor Foot
into II.

From me Hat'eaUdn Herald.
Just in the outskirts Of Poughkeepsie lives q
man by the name Of Warren, who for years
hhs enjoy ed plurality OF wives, much to the disgust
q the entire neighborhood Warren many years ago
married young lady and for years they lived on in
perfect harmony, but one day she scke ned and che
and her friends supposed she would die at this
crisis she became anxious about the welfare OF her
husband herself In selecting her successor
who was 10 share with Warren the Joys OF matrimo-
nal bliss. This difficulty she at last OveTcame by
selecting woman she thought worthy 10 follow in
her footsteps.
Once settled in her mind, she desired the twain to
be made ilesh, even before her death, that she
migat be made happy In her last moment They
were accordingly married by her bedside, and the
sick woman having her hearts wish gTatided turned
over to die, but II was not TO be, ior she, much
to the astonshment OF all parties, rapidly grew bet
ter ana soon recovered her health only 10 ind her
husband given to another.
This was more than the woman bargained for
but The two females hIed up ihe matter and II was
agrC ed that they would live In harmony in the same
house, and thus thoy lived Tor years. Both women
raised family Of children one had siI and the
other hye. Some OF these children are grown up
men and women at the present time.
About six months ago the women quarrelled and
the husband was called on to settle the difficulty
and he espoused the cause Of the youngest wife and
II detern ined on by the two " get the old wife
out Of the house, which was speedily accomplished
aud she Is now doing bousework In the neighbor.
hood, while the second wife enjoys the bed and
board that were once hers.
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Sparks FROM THr rEAEoRApn.

The river is again closed from Hudson to Albany
The Governor OF Virginia recommends an asylum
for insane colored people.
The Missouri House has rejected A pro position n
pay the State bonds In gold after July l..
The use OF volatile oils for illuminating purposes
at military poss has been forbidden,
Jonathan w. Plaisted, Of Boston, fell dead In ths
street In Salem. MasA. on Tuesday night.
A universal suffrage bill was passed TO A seco.S
reading IN the West Virginia House yesterday.
The Government Officers have seized 400 900 cIgaru
the property OF Campbell Spore OF Nashville.
The steamer Chesapeake, nrom Portland for New
YorA, was aground In Proyincetovn hArbor yesterday
"A MRS $, Collins I. wa, killed Yesterday by the eE
The House Committee on Naval Affairs have IN.
navy.
The citizens near Fort Stanton have organized an
Apache Indians.
The Internal Revenue assessments In KnnsM
over the same month Ia 1859.
Francis Batlermsr, Of A,ehison, Kansas, whiis
terday, and then shot himself dead.
TIE Haydn Association, OF Portland, 800 strong,
OF the Monarch give dinner on board.
estate a. 70 Gs allowed % in Missouri 90 questions
terrific wind storm passed over Virginia New.
a. Yesterday Houses were unrooftd, ehlmneys blown
was killed. ' '''''' '"' "-,
The Chief Engineer of the St. Louis Bridge, tcIe.
graphing from the air chamber ~ feet belov the
nee ol the MISS !sslppi sends his compliments to ths
Eastern stockholders
The Missouri Senate has passed the bill for the
withdrawal Of all the Missouri state Bonds In the Ma.
ona Bank OF Commerce OF New York aud for the pAy.
ment OF all overdue coupons.
The Governor OF New foundland has addressed q
to the Speaker OF tho House Assembly depro
eating the action of the House IN Informally voting 40
confidence In the Government
Thomas D. Harper yesterday obtained Judgment
foI 5000 against the Indianapolis and ST. Louis KAii
way ioT I'M es received while Ia the employ OF ths
Company over two years ago
The Conservative members Of the virginia LeEis-
lntute, IN caucus last night nominated James McDon.
AID editor q the Richmond Whi0, for Secretary ol
state and william y. Taylor for Auditor,
The chemical testimony brought forward by The
prosecution IN the trial OF Dr. Schocppe for MURDER
was defended by the District Attorney before tho Peun
YNanla Supreme Court Yesterday,
An arrangtmen was effected In Cincinnati yestey
gay, whereby through passengers on the Atlantic and
ureN western and Eric Railways can have secured
seats all the way, without additional cost.
In the libel case OF Eliza Buckley against the So
Louis heplbtcdn motion for new trial has beeY
oyorrulod The proprietory have AppeAlod, and III,
necessAry, carry their case 10 the Supreme Court
Before davbreak, Yesterday, some farmers 10 the
%hone' horses snd Is,Olvsr;, and hus'ss deS1 SsrglM wss
brought " Papshksspsie sad ledx " pjAA
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ANOTHER FAsHIoNABLE WEDDING.
Novel and Beautiful Ccremoniai-A Young
Bostonian Invading New York Briiodom
Fine Disp.ay Of Drcss-Piea 81 mt re-
capfinn-AIl NIerrH M N MI rrInaa Hall.

Novel and Beautiful Ccremoniai-A Young
Bostonian Invading New York Briiodom
Fine Disp.ly OF Drcss-Pienssnt Re-
ceptien-AiI Merry as n Marriage Beii.
Miss Emily Macy, daughter Of John II. Macy,
the wealthy importing merchant, was married Last
night TO Mr. Adams OF Boston. The church
was crowded by New York bellies In full dress
With commcndable punctuali,y the bridal train sp
poated at halfpas and marched up the aisle while
the organist played the Mendeissoliu march. The
four uahers who preceded on arriving at the altar
ned right ana left taking mp their positions on each
side. Tie bride and groom halted In front OF the
Rev. Mr.. Hepworth then thei6rst bridesmaid, Miss
Rose Macy, a cousin, leaving the best mans arm
nled to the LETT OF the bride, as he 10 the right Of the
bridegroom, followed In like manner by Miss Kate
Macy another cousin, the beautiful Miss Corlies,
and Niss Phipps. The parents remained In rear OF
the bride and groom. by this tasteful arrangement
the entire bridal party OF ten stood In pe In front
and the parents forming the rear guard. When the
clergyman had completed the services the groom lift
cd tho veil and kissed his wife.
The bride wore \ heavy white rep silk, corsage
flowers. wreath OF orange flowers rested on her
black bair aud rich veil concealed her features,
falling half way to the ground. The bridesmaids
were AL IN white tulle robes cut dtcotie5, will, trim
wore also wreatbs OF the loveiieet flowers, and
blonde falls, which We believe to be an Innovation.
The flowers were from the repository OF the Partisan
r.. fower ,. CSmpsny Of Broadway aud were remarkable
tired In the eombre costume Of modern days. with
the abomnablt white choker aud the ine vable but.
tonhole bouquet
After the service there was a grand reception at
seventh street. The display OF presents was very
oeautiiul. The reception was unusually enjoyable.