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TO be: Fer three years. the Rev Messrs j. n Mervin.
Morris Hill, and William C. HOyt: one year, william T.
Hill IN place of the Rev. H. BaDgs deceased Soon after
10. the Rev William p Corbrt moved that ths question
OF Lay Delegation be taken up, and the motion
ried enthusiastically. An attempt made 10 limit the
speeches minutes each, but II failed and the Rev.
Mr. Corb who still held the nOor, flung himself with
VIII upon the yeXed topic, and spoke n he had thrown
his whole heart and SOUL and strength into the sub
ject
Presiding Elder scudder moved that the subject be
taken up again at ~ o'clock this morning and that all
speakers except the Rev DR. WhedOn. be limited TO five
minutes. The Rev. Mr. Woodruff maintained there was
no further need Of argument. Every ones mind was
made The Rev. DIR. Curry struggled strenuonsly 10
obtain decision at once, but the motion as stated above
carried.
The Conference then adjourned.
Miss Edith OGOrman was again present. She expects
to speak before the Conference either this afternoon or
on Monday
CELEBRATION AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April s.-An immense turn
out Of negroes ceebrrted the Fifteenth Amendment to-
day. The procession was three-quarters Of an hour
passing given point The banners. and transparences
with notices quite feature Of the procession AT
sunrise salute OF 100 guns fired. Good order pre-
vailed along the line OF the procession.
There was only one instance OF a disturbance when
negro arrested by the police, and his reseue at
tempted. Addresses were delivered by white ana
cOOred speakers at the House and other meetings
were held in different parts Of the city.
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rUr THIRTY SECOND DISTRICT.

The organization Of the Thirty second In
ternal Revenue District been completed by Collector
Pleasonton. Men whom the Collector knows well. or
who have strong testimonials TO personal htness from
responsible citizens the only persons who have OBJ
tained or can obtain place In the Office The bonded
warehouses have been inspected and an inventory has
been taken OF the goods contained In them This inyen
tory has been compared with the bonds on file III the
ofce-and the officers now know Just how much goods
are to be withdrawn and how much tax has to be col
lected before the Withdrawal. Gen. Pleason-
ton considered the condition OF these ware
houses Immediately taking possession OF
the district He felt the necessity TO
responsible and trustworthy for storekeeper-
men In whom he could repose great trusts, ana VINO
would perform their official duties only. lie deposed
four sorekeepers but has not yet installed all their sue
cessors There nine gaugers In the district wneh
Collector Pleasonou entered he removed four ana s
pointed one. leaving SIX, enough 70 perform the WORK
required. In the office there several new faces ana
IL is understood that each department will have new
head. Many OF those who were appointed DIV ME- Baley
and yet remain are engaged preparing their DOCKS pre-
lector PleasontOn Is now IN PhllaueIphiA at
tending the Convention OF the Society OF the
Army OF the Potomac. His First Deputy Col
Clifford Thomson Is In charge, and business goes on
quietly expedtiousy without attempt at ostentson or
a sensation Efforts making TO obtain new once,
and the business OF the district viii not be dspeased
with change. Gas a necessity on the brightest day:
The air IL always stagnant; and toward the close OF
each month, when long lines OF gathered, walt
ing pay tax the atmosphere becomes horribly oppres
The predecessors OF Collector Peasonton endeayored
TO improve the ventilation, but without success Inc
only remedy be In change Of location ana the
sooner II made the better IL will be appreciated There
good reason that trustworthy Internal Revenue
officers should be doomed TO death by slow poison.
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Gard from the National lEIginj Watch Co.
Og7.ca on rHE NATIONAL WArcH Co.

CHICAGO. March. 1870 :
An Advertisement; repee with false Which bas recently
the guse Of communication over the
Signature Of Howard IN Nesl0rk nominaly
D. 20 would be passed uuuOucet bat for
s understood be interest Of
their American aIcb COMPANY Of
spectacle peteHsons for the purpose o. ln the reputation Of Tie
Ia The recent nunciou decided against those parties ,avor q
bv Judge Van Brun 10 the y 7
Common Pleas Special Tern March H. 1870 appeared IN evidence
that sad HOgad Co" (nomnAy The agents OF the Natnam
Wstches their but genuine ign sices
zln uPOa the C. o. D. pan .-de reports
OF the pub.shedl. -
In the odinm attached 20 the C. o.
50
ser Of the tranc whether
agent. the HaLch Company referred TO- 10
degrade standing Rgn Watches the medium level
Of oremAde SAicnes oaeed at Approximate
prices. 80. a., . A. - ---.-.,
distant saeh well themselves ONCE MORE caution
furnished watches ~
party be advertised and sold the . o. D. pAn
bich has medium Of much sSnfng and which
the market The prudent course for
those purchasing the kn watches apply TO
.uv respectable jeseler your locality elsewhere
The elegant accurate durable IN many es ana
Comgsny aad usually guaranteed by the local dealer
,trhmaksf can jewellers al towns throughout the
Tinted states aud then As additional protection
look f National CO.. the dial snd OF the following
lor O. NJ Wheeler ". H. Ferry" Matt Lain J. T. kyer.
,on LADY Egur Fran,es Rube together with the words
Egu engraved the gilt plate inside These are he trade
marks the grades and STYLES but as even these nave
heu pirstsd require special certificate duly signed
b r. MAvry President Of the Compa1 and numbered 70
the watch lss NAIAONAL " AiNh ~
Pactory at Elgin, His
Business Once, l5y Lake-st Chiesgo
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


y,,O,,y.x, Arr s-IIar scarce and srm; EsrYork s25
Prime +2 Choice s!J Pork 81 Bacon hrDsi A. IIV
bcl7e Other arie.e' ,s sn sr unenaogeai Xxx
S.s FKasc.co 7.FOur and Wheat unchanged Legal
ST LorI, April active and unchanged Cotton quiet
2,ie for Mdings Flour dull at - oGs4 for Fail supsane
50 g for LT'F. - sfss = fIf Rs arfS p, 81 ,s Is
Choice 81 2S Corn quiet snd unenhgeo n O aeH % a. ~ 5
Barlsy-sOthn. doing Rye tr at ,Se MnSM gIst ss ~
IO Clear Ribs packed. 4lc Clear sides, I3Ql9ici fcked
Shoulders l0e loose Baeop-shouden l0ie packet lie Gear
Rb sides Isle loose: Sde, Ice packed ttdbc Lard hn
Al Isl sic Tor choice lie for Cattle Steady - %
g. 81 for Good Live Hog steady Al oasS heeep
.-Flou 400 bb. Wheat, 1900 bush Corn DOOo bush oa
CIscISy,r. Apr s-Flou setV. with f, demand Wheat
.,5V sts fair demand advancing held ,oI sound
lands Tobacco STEADY and 10 good demand at full rates
Wh,iv sold at 81 vita Air Fo'si0Ps srmer asa gen,
sr. bs tsf N,a fOis .od :. sH ,s r 5a =, Is,e bg.
where packed City Offering b.oW q! @ ~ y,,s Ras N.,t,
Isle ose for Prm % l e0 n clear Rb
held o,e for shoBhorsi 93e Tor ss 49, C7s,r Side. held
Chirsro Cured sod at 4c. CtT Cared 10 a. & pT 81 Isl,
At 80 Bacon am saIe. of Shoulders tGt ear NJ %
Clear sides ISc mostly held at i6!e tfela'Ss ''ei !"
cnlc.se April s-ErehanTs ub,hsrrd Flour dun Wheat dali
uomn No advanced e sales at Ii 10 the afternoon an
i69c No re for Regular Oats quiet decnel sales
AZ 3 Rye quiet al BARLEY dun aud nominal High
-, du and trooung: Provisions hm and
,tsar At ; 4 Is f5r Mess PofE I5ie Lard lOaOc for Dry
Sad sholer Jc for Rough Sides IJl le Tor short KID hi
dies Dressed Hogs du d % 70 r common
shipping steers RseeDts-Z Ho bbs roaI
900 bush Wheat % 90 bush Corr 600 bush oats ~ olsH
bush Corn COS 1900 bush Baricy 1000 Hog
FRAsClsCo April 6Four weak A. r. d - ~ Nheat de
eisiy da Ccmmoa l9G 81 9i FAir - "@sl'i Oh''e''
EoEToLk Va, April a-Coton hrmt LoE MdilinE 2lei re-
90 m otGe week 2 bales, eIpoeoastEiss 72 bales siies
5js ba-, sale. to-day, % bales .
VIZ SeTos Agdl s-Sph, TSP'n1s . gasi " &c ~
AZ 55a $fgj Tar, els
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OHARAOa Tbnrsday April Of pssamons hsbel fsashef
Charles T. add Kate Han. aged uonihs sud 9sT.
The place Saturday. April s2 ooset IRON Ne
RrVes sni f1ts Invited 70 aent
sEYNOUR-sadieny or the IN inst. Robert ". Seymour.
h0bd.y l0i o'clock Relatives and feds o. ile iE
invited a.Hd. Cars Hudson Depot ThifebA "'
Especially The ffners without fprh S"s
The F BE- taken 10 ho'toSH j. for S'srnes oa hSs
dky
YorSGos Friday Aprs AHos Ethel O1' daughter o. s''A'"'~
ssd Kate ". aged
Punes ss. sth rsino, Other psr.n's HThandse or'rse
n J. st2I The sh inst The fdruGs asd rss-s o.
the family nvisd attend Tran leaves loot Of Bafe',s
y. D.
sUGDESoa wea.dsy april Irene yand~sisr wife Of BesI"'
SuglsD. aged q ysarL
friends 9TH. family 'p.e'tn' nva to 'seot
the funeral late iEos 29l West HouoD.t. on Sssiar.
Apn TO- Ili O'Clock w be taksa 10 heass
Pleasant CemstsrJ. Sewsrk, y J.
SBSER-At JuHcu " j. April fsse Warren Sn,r q Sevnt
j. E8oeb T. anc the late MAJ Sinner sged y yss-
month ast y Gays 49,,
Cbuh EeNnrk saturday April o. a. ocock ksauFss sHd
Of family respectfully lLvted 20 attend
THATFORDAt Rlgwood 7t Ann Tbalort ofJsnss.
!. Ii q ;be list % her
othe family respectfully invited 70 ~ aa
sunday afternoon al oeosk from Tue Ffsso s
Church at Jamaica.
WLLTs-Oa FndaT morning Aprl 1870 James "iA' 'ga "
month aui DAYS
Ppera services az bis residence 81 ChOn snnds1 er
euoon April TO- At O'clock Relatives and friends 81 the i'ns
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BEALS-At Astoria Oh THURSDAY April Alfalfa Bea wife 0is
The respectfully In7iied TO attend The fanera
rom Lo late residence GraHd a.. Astoria on Saturday Afternoon
"a O'Clock.
BuRGgR-oa TLarsdAy april = Julia Roberts wife Of George
The viii als place SUNDAY 10Th in,t
her late residence Walls MgrrsaH g a1e iss' & A' % ~
Sandy HooA Pilots respectfully invited to attend
Phiiad,ipha AM Baltimore paPers please copy
CROsBY-sgdsly DAHbuy cOaa April NJ Sol Crosby the
F1nra At bis i.iass residence Danbury Saturday 9Th 2
J. "a.
caQyK-A sls Sing " Y. April 1870, Rev De Witt C cFOrt
in the Ssh year Of ls age , - ,, H. t-,.t ., ,,.,
his naptsi Church said place sausay he ION
inst a, Oi Hs remains will be iAAen to White Plains
\. Y. for iu,er,asat
DAY-Sadieur on "Wednesday April at his residence Eiioeh
J.. William Day es] 10 BIS Stih year 81. ,..., .,,.
euds The family inVied to attend TIE aei rom
Westminster Church. Elizabeth satnri Apn 'EoeooA
m Train, Courtlahdt aud LberiJ-'ts at O'Clock
pYBsuleuly on THURSDAY April T. Joseph H. DYE 10 tue h year
The rac. and freud. Of ,my respectfully invited attend
b.. Metet charea corner Morton aud B'to'd''s
ou SATURDAY, April 9, at2 oeoca
EAsroS-Oa THURSDAY April Dr rhOs EaOs in the sob Of
a friends H,isd ,.'..t ,Ai s,s @Ss'. "a ';Sy, s5
svss on SATURDAY., the sih inst. at oeloeI D. n
ELLRRYIn Brooklyn. Ap Capt George hAery 10 the eS's year
tn. T-,,tv,, ,od friend. 9th. family respectfully invited attend
tie funeral late 'esieace a. Last Bauet oa suadA Apri
10. a; y OelocI ?.
LOCKB-A Wlessoue 90 The oh inst OF paralysis Jahs A.
vi Of John b. Locke agrfto years
The Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
AZ h. late r.sleuce SUNDAY the Oh ust, special
t,s VIII leave Hunters Point FuAug North Sse r. Depot
~ returning aPoH the eoaelSson oi TIE HHera services
AcAFEE-On FrAy morlnE At Oelo,k Isabel the yoangest
child Of Jaues aud Mgss AAee aged IL nsuths weeks aud
The relative. und euds Of the fam, are respectfully ,t.ud
funeral this suni shefuoon al oeoes iOn The Fr'asas
other psrrnts. 10 West TNsnsF-5ighth.'
McORRCoo FRIDAY uoruug April Dunesn MeGsoT oHlJ
yltng o. Joau aud Agnes MctregJr
1ss rs,.,,r' ,na isla, o. Joe i'n are w % NJ 80
es,as., W AsaIAI AssA i | ss1sSA
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n. Y. N. Z. CONFERENCE
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The third days session of the \. \. NJ. L.
Conference opened yesterday morning at with Bshop
James in the chair After the usual services the body
proceeded 10 business. Mr. Chas. McCabe OF the ONO
Conference was transferred to the Conference
The Necessity Case Committee" reported that they had
raised for the supersnnuated Preachers iund ssz
Widow and Orphan Committee reported an hppfoPIia
ton OF SG75; the Effective Mems Committee reported
an appropriation OF 500. The total amount bppr1pIl
ated liy tbe three committees was S2,l5O Ihe rev
Messrs Hermance, Ferguson, and Mersner were hp-
pointed 20 make report concerning ~" oi ceh'e
nary money. - ., ,.roacb an
Tie Committee licensing women 10 Preacn & w
much opposed 10 having women preach tat siS
port OF the Committee not called Tor iniJoIiy y,
tbe Committee seemed also opposed 10 the ptacuc
Mrs Van COtt ana others and received the
without a murmur. OF the members said .hat ni
Van Cott had passed beyond their uisdctloh anu 'oJ
could take no action regarding her conduct . A.,
The reports OF the Presiding Elders Of the various az.
rlcts were then received, after which the money ~
behalf OF the FreedmaDs Aid Society Was hahqou ~ ~
voted the pastors Of the several ebuIcs - TN @
city supply their pulpts tomorrow Win PieAono ''
he (oufC
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
Arrived.

Steamship Missouri Edssrls Havana ApT via Nassau April D.
mJsr. and
ssmshp Asppo Bross Liverpool Maeh.3 and Queenstown ~
ssam.Lip E cd Ncksrsou Wilmington " G.. naval stores
ship Magialcne Heuke. Ieghou 65 days marble rags Ae
ship laun Eage Perkins. Cahsren 10 days sugar
Slip Carl Oseu. Harvre 50 days mdse
Bafk N Clements, ddiSborough y DAYS naval stores
Bars Ocean Home Brandt. Havana ~ DAYS, sagaf
Bafk Louisa Cook, Cook. NsianIas ~ faqs sugar.
Iak Ia Inter burch seville via tad1 ftb 10 pH eau
Lark Lirts, tisming. Tuaial, Caha, j. days, snsa
Br.g susf Thompson. Lagua. 10 days wlib sugar
If.. Auaaalals. FoeF Afocibo T. r. ~ daIsi moassrA
HnF belle Dante Havana March - susar
Bds s-lor'ta. luuus hsyasu~t. y u. y dafs' sn.tf
Iirig frlacr. L.ufs TtrragnHa n days mdsr
If. liz Il ifoHu. traialsn. - dAFaf si.
Y..s Ass.s ssI 4ss CssasS Dsgsi. J! lara sseiaes-
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
SHOCKING SUICIDE OF A WOMAN.

About a. III. yesterday, the engineer of an
express train on the Harlem Railroad when Seven
tethst saw woman lying the track short distance
ahead He attempted TO stop his train, but too late to
prevent its passing over her. The woman, who was
apparently about IS years Of was found to be shock
nrly mangled. Her head. severed from the body, lay
outside o, one rail- and her legs also severed from the
trunk near the other rail. Portions OF the body were
scattered along the roadbed and track for consdera-
bic distance The clothing OF the was so torn
and saturated with blood that the only article recognza
bic black and white plaid shawl 1t Is the belief
engineer and others that the woman, seeing the
tram approaching, lay down the track TO be killed
The remains gathered up and conveyed to tue
MOrgue TO await Identification.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
HEW-Y0RK EAST CoNfERENCE.
THIRD nAY-LAY DELEGATES.

THIRD DAY-LAY DELEOAILs'
The session Yesterday commenced at a. n''
Bishop Ames presiding The religious exercises were con
Quoted by the Rev Dr. Andrews The Conference took up
the third question OF General Minutes: Who are al
mttednto full connecticut The candidates for ADMISSION
were addressed by Bishop Ames who delivered :"
Dilei address touching the matte . on when lheS
were 70 be examined In respect of CHARACTER
the PRESIDING Elders had nothing 20 say Dut
NHat was favorable aud the candidates. were
az smIhilted Then names were: The Rcy Messis NaiIss
n,.1slohAIy ~ Bulgaria Richard IL. Eusk; Dailu o.
s2eF SHs lAhueI richardson, and Edward H. DhlshoE
no Lev Charles j. Vaudeville was absent having peeh
uSusiti fcd 10 the Rock River Conference.
The Rev. H. NJ. Hatned ID ID waB hOnOrcd with a
complimentary resolution
ILeUeNJI elected Conference Trustees were DECLARED
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
LARGE congregation assembled

A large congregation assembled IN the
Twentiethst Church. last evening where diseourses
mere delivered Oh Church Extension. Dr. kynet spoke
a, "a he vas followed by the Rev. Mr. McCabe, who
id thar tho great need OF Methotism IL men with large
h.ar,s-sueb men as W W. Cornell few years ago
handful of pioneers met IN Chicago 10 dess. LOT
"Svanclng the cause OF Christ. Atoi much
aGey raised funds aud erected block oi Duupn Nor'n
a. goo Tho Prcsbyterans. who owned lau ~ tle Sae
i,cI,ty suId N 10 get money 10 build rhuIS ipa'
a., storcs nut up by The MethOdiHtr ieht io ''o,
ntu sufcient to bud "a church every veal i Ia t 49, ~ ~
, ,h. routcut are there such fne chuic"n n W ,
- 20, and nowhere a. MeihOdkm more SUI ., w
,e,d men who cun plan iur the iutuit. "a ~, .d -,
tnan society Lss prov lIed enuJs live aad eHpV@ WI
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A collection of hich-class paintings by Ameri-

A collection of high-cass paintings by Ameri-
can and European artists, for some time on exhibition at
Barkers Gallery Of Art, No sI5 Broadway was sold at
.nc,ion last evening There was good attendance OF
buyers and excellent prices Obtanted The follow
ING are few OF the prices received Tor palntngs e
tnTned Volunteer by Carl Hubner sold for $500 Marble
Medalon-Innocepce-a SO; Autumn on the Hudson, by
VIM Hart at 800; Returned from the Ball. by Bouquet
at ss; Landscape and Cattle, by Vim. Slayer for $3.50
The Watering Trough, by Thompson at so The Music
Iesson by G. Arnold az s37O; sunday Afternoon, by C.
NJ Webb az s2l5; The Music Lesson, by ID L. Goyan
ar 50 The Gallant by Navier. at $50; The Well and
WetterhOrn, by A. Waagen, at t497.
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5000 people, and accommodations for 5000 Sun
day school children. We must march the
enemy's works and spike his guns. We
fight for position and present unbroken front
Our line battle stretches 5000 miles the Cont
nent and we cannot afford 10 retreat single step. The
Methodist Church must keep Its guns mounted, and
before town ak months old its banner DO flying
the outer walls.
Mr. King Of the Eiehteenth-st Church. and the Rev
DR. Peck OF Albany spoke until late hour IN favor OF
extending the cause OF MethodIsm.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
THE FIRE AT WASHINGTON. y. J.

The late fire at Washington, y. j., occasioned
loss OF property valued at $4,000 hessrs. Carter
Van Doren propretors Of the drug store in which the fire
originated, lose s. fully insured. John NJ. Wyckofs
loss t6Oo insurance $4,000; VIM A HOnn, loss 900,
fully insured; j. W. Van DOren. loss 5000 insurance
50 Miss Anna Castner loss g. 900 insurance $500 The
hotei property owned by Albert Garfield valued at
s25OOO insured for $4,000 The fire the work OF an
incendiary started the cellar under Carter
DOrens drug store Piles OF shavngs saturated with
oil found in the cellar when the fire was first dis
covered william did the work had scattered
the combusbes il every part Of the cellar to make de-
str
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

Mr. P T. Barnum, who is about to start on
tour 10 California has undertaken 20 lecture on the
trip for the purpose Of raising 5000 for the Bridgeport
Conn., Library on condition that additional sum OF
$1,000 be contributed by the citizens Of that town Mr.
Barnum thinks that good library is excellent aid TO
morality and sobriety. The Bridgeport public, we learn
have accented his spirited offer.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
TESTIMONIAL TO PROF.. MORSE.

A proposition was some time ago made to
the telegraph by Mr. Robert b. Hoover Of Anegany.
Penn to present the father Of the telegraph" with
testimonial upon his eighteth birthday. The response
was general and the nucleus OF fund immediately
raised 1t has since been found that this fund will war
rant the casting OF bust perhaps fuength figure,
OF the Professor; the original idea OF making Prof
Morse birthday testimonial has been abandoned, and
really national one rs 10 take lts place.
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once, i5s Latest. Chicago.

The Rice Divorce Suit for fraud causing great excite
., in BOSTON Il should warn young haste Rice
but a. bis bride lie that she made him believe she vis
bat bis own age using BALM her face neck aud
h,aI Poor youth probably found her elbows weren't quite so
,o pretty Ought HisAy be irdei We know OF niAT 'm
r e.,e This BALM zve wonderful peAy and natural
p.xlou 10 which object We like pretty women To finish
tn, picture they should LIoss KArHaIRoS upon the h With
.,, chin ROSY cheeks luxurious they become ire
,i,th
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
EILLIARDS.

On the 23d of May tournament is to COM
mence in Brooklyn decide the amateur championship
and an emblematical cue will be contested for. The
terms OF the make 1t necessary that all con-
testauts shall have been bone de residents OF Long
leland for year Immediately preceding the date OF
entering the lists Those wishing 10 take part can now
enroll their at the Hall Of Mr.. A. L. 5amuells.
On Thursday last forfeit money was put up
bv an unknown play the winner in the next game for
the champion deamond cue. Rudolphe now holds it, and
CTrllle DION viii he his first oppOnent.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

p.yIS-McDOUGALL-Iu Ioboken April By Rev. Ellison,
L.oa.i 5 Drs aud Cae r. daughter Of Henry MDOusa
esq.
UIGUAN-WHTTF-At Hohokus j. the 3ls Of March. 1870
by The Rev alter Chambern Thomas gLa Of Mason CITY
Iowa 10 Beu T. White Of Hohokgs, n. J.
Charleston. 5. G., papers please eopy
TATR-gRlGGS-On Thursr April the residence oi the BRIDES
parents r. Satton, 7. Tate to Mile. daughter
O.! A. 7. Briggs, all Of this city,
yaII-SANFORDAt Albany Wednesday April by Rev C. D.
Brigman. D. D. assisted by Rev Henry ~ Booth. Rev. p H.
Vail Of Waterford NOME A. daughter Of Capt Joseph Sanford
All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ,cih FIJI
nd add
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Mrs TrObsher. Miss c. 7. Norris Mrs T. NJ Clvmer. and
others took part in the proceedings. Mrs Cymer' we
hear, IL soon TO appear the stage, in old drama
TO which recent Parsian events have given fresh IN