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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20
STATE MATTERS.


seth pcrtelow Of leicester, who recently ab
.condsd with livery stable team, was arrested in
Lowell. Mass. and lodged in jail. About forty
Grains Of opium administered by his own hand
cheated the prison Of tenant and put him under
The sod-hi. remains were brought home for inter-
ment.
The cattle trade has taken queer turn. In
stead Of driving cattle from Addison county to
Boston market to sell, hey are bringing cattle
from the state of Maine. ,n Brighton, to Addison
county to sell, the ruinously low price in Maine
making the speculation remuncat,e. After be-
ing worked awhile in Vermont, they will be fat
tened and Gnd their way back to Boston as good
reef
nENNiNoroS COUNTY.
Iuereore number Of cases Of -mall pox in
Bennington
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The grand lis. Of s. Johnebury is So, O37 "
total tax, S2s no 30. T.. q I fhrbank, & Co..
have o li-tor Sl7i2 81 Moses Kittredge 1863
o.
lRaNKIN COUNTY.
Iue Episcopal society at East Franklin have
accepted of proposition from friend in New
York city, 20 build them house OF worship and
school building, accepting from them the amount
Of funds already subscribed, and donating the re-
nander
The carriage barn spd shed Of DR. g. C..
Briggs Of franklin, together with some eight
tons Of bay, wagons, etc, was burned on Wcdnes
day last L'-- $1,000 Insurance light
The corner stone Of the first Baptist church in
- Adams was laid last saturday, though the
denomination has had an ecclesiastical oreauiza.
ton there since 1905.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
i,., S,,,,.i,,. .y.ri,,. p,.,.t. ,..,. ,.,,,..,
ure,op. about n yesr. ol5 bcrreec a., on3
West Cb,rlo.,sp. wa. eel opon by two villain.
who beat him ia terrible manner. robbed him
of a watch, $50 in money and a ring. and LEFT
hIm half deld There il some prospect OF .ecur.
ing tie ruHlns.
We understand tbat the eiti,en. ol Fos,
Oresn.b,r, hive raised enough money bv sub.
suipt.1n, for teleg1phic communication will
~ 'ohn,oury' On the line OF The T. a. H. H.
una an ONCE VIII soon be opened
Mr.. William Mnnsur Of Morgan has been al
hicted in FIVE days by the death Of his vile
N"usA"'' anu 'on-'u-'A"'
Miss Helen ?. Green daughter OF Gardner
Green Of Newport wa- taken sick while attend
ing The late campmeeung at Lyndon, and dice
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-. 80, ra,,,.-l .rL...a..,.
Ii 5000 m
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.to l;....n. rt. Lila ,,,,lor.,l r.,,, I'm.
-, -..-.,. - -. a. A..
sndbisrc.lss. M. r,,r3 j., ,io ~ ,,tere h,
prabably had fallen while playpr ON the bank.
"'N'nAA 'o'N'f'
Inc SEPTEMBER term OF County Court adjourn
cd on thursday until the 10Th OF October lie
ness OF members OF the bar was the cause
only one case was put on trial
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20

DIsuraous FiRfs Al SARATOGA. 49, Two very
disastrous fire, occurred at Saratoga, Thursday
morning about O'Clock, destroying the Park
Place Hotel. Columbian Hotel and a large part
of the Crescent Hotel, from the Grand Union on
Broadway 20 the Clarendon, but the buildings
are lot standing the northeast corner of the Ores
cent and H. f. Hall, brick house, with few
feet OF the south end OF the Columbian, Nearly
a whole block was sweptaway. All the occupants
of the several hotels escaped unhurt but the in
mates Of the Park Place Hotel, where tie fire
originated, lost all their personal effects Some
forty or fifty servants lost all their property The
following are the principal sufferers
e.. r.. Brown, ieweler and proprietor Of the
Pa7k Place Hotel Doctor Bedartha james
Minaay DuHield. Miller a Co., tailors New
York Store Madame A. GiIardot, ladies fur
ui-hiug goods }. + Maines, cigars Mrs Pc
ter- confectionery, Park place saloon j. L
knapp. marhlezed slate and book store Cour
tell. lessee of the Park Place Hotel J, W
+ Waugh, lessee Of the Columbian, and DR.. Ham
ilton, of the Crescent House. The entire los
will probably reach $780, 900,
There !, suspicion that the fire was the worl
Of an inceniiary, as almost simultaneously witt
the discovery OF the flames in the Park Plae
Hotel, a fire broke out just east of Broadway, oil
Hamilton alley, in thick cluster of woode
buildings, destroying one building half a doze
barns and iannery. Evidences Of incendiarisr
are ample, hut there is no clue to the perpetra
tor
4 high wind was blowing at the time and th
fire department instantly rallied, assisted by tn
visiting fremen, and did all in their power I
stay the fumes, hut It was useless.
Al one time during the night thirty stream
were played ON the fires, eighteen of which wer
direct from the hydrants of the new water works
The total insurance is but $4,000,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20

Ile most imposing and substantial display
made OF the State Fair at St. Johnsbury last
week, wa. thatoi the Brandon Manufacturing
Company ol which * # Spraquc, jr., is prcs.-
dent Ihev exhibited some thirty out of the
three hundred yarietie, OF scales which they
manufacture. embracing truck scale Of one
hundred tons capacity and grading down to the
minute and delicate balance required by the sci
cut.fc. or " hy the rule cook, all finished in
manrcr that assured the very best mechanical
skin 10 thc workshops that send them forth.
and BIS Improvement, To degree Of perfection
that successfully rivals anything heretofore COM
structe1 and the fac, that these scales were
awarded the first gremium-a silver medal, at the
recent New Eog,and Fair, and silver medal al
the Worm nt State Fair, the first ever issued by
that society is nm endorsement that we cannot
hope TO improve OF course the public were a
little surprised that 100 competition WIS offered
in locality which has almost worldwide fam,
ar the cxeciency Of It's manufactures in thin
iue hu. a, none others were presented for exhi
otiun, We are not called upon to speculate as t.
tae reasons why The G.l1wiug Is the awnrd o
tine committee
This Company exhibit an unusually larg
variety OF Howes Standard Scales, and you
Committee award them for their valuable i'm
proyement- not possessed by any other manuiac
iurers the ulcnEsI PRMIuM \ SILVER MEDAL
This company are deserving OF the highest credI
llr their great energy, perseverance and liberuli
ty in approaching 50 near perfection in the MANI
Meture Of these useiuland indispensable articles
which for accuracy. durability and finish are unt
qualled.
The Weighmoster-. Beams and Trucks mad
and shown by this company are of the best mate
rial and of superior style and finish
The company are certainly most fortunate j
one other respect and that is their Supt, o
Agencies, 4. NJ Gilbert, and their efficient agen
Mr. &. j. Bliss, who might be weighed in any
an Of these scales and not he 90 found wanting
Ii Vermont is small is scales will outweigh II
world and in frontier parlance whittier all i'm
prsyemeut- tend We say " how.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20

AIuslcM lNsrRucuoN.- We understand that
Mr. b. +. Xix has signihel his intention Of ME
tending the Musical Convention OF Mr. Dudley
Mr. Rix has one of the finest bass voice. in tac
State and ha. been very successful as teacher %
vocal music in the eastern part of che State, arl
in n. H., and Maine DO the friend, of church
music 10 Montpelier aud vicinity wish 90 secure
the services Of such a teacher thc coming Autumn
and winter? let Them attend this convention,
and give him encouragement sl.h lent tD illacc
him 10 make Montpelier 90. hmiluar'er. and
Washington Co., hi. fel operations.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20
II U p T L R E
MER's
IiOM MERCIAL cor LEI II

TOM MERCIAL co l. Il Il q IL A..
~ Conducted with signal under tho
ayfmsHf for hfE VeDs Bf and attended ~ upwards al
sirfstn ssaHd aHaenf possesses tho confidence OF the
community and has thereby peculiar mclties ior pro
vidlng suitable EMPLOYMENT for iia graduates
(maio aud iomalel
The TniRrN-FiRsI ANNUAL CArALoeuE, with tircu'
lar containing fuu information sNies ~ hani-"ftnE
taught aud list OF Mr.. Corners published works on
PENsfANsHP, BoOK-KEgPlNG NAVIGATION, &C.,
seut By mall or may be hal AZ tho College, aa3 WASH
inaton b. or. Of West Street, Boston
-,1i george \. COMER, A. NJ, Principal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20
VVARFIELDs COLD WATER SOAP.

GOO WE WILL PAY $50.
gov Agents so per week to sell our great and
valuable discoveries, II you want permanent honor
s8i9i Address DYER a CO., jackson, Michigan,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18
,ne nulkfLLE CHURCH IEQus.E.

@hc "Ri oiers" Discbargod-A New Complain,
10 BE Mnd~.
Yesterday morning the case OF the various parties
charged by Rev. Mr.. Corner OF Rockville Centre,
with riot, was called in the Special Sessions, Justice
Keilum alone presiding, the Associate Justice being
sick. TIE prosecution asked for further adjourn.
ment, which makes the fourth. Counsel for the ac-
cused objected to any further adjournment, arguing
that ms clients We're suffering from the odium
auu loss OF time, and characterized the
whole proceeding Us mere farce. Counsel Tor the
prosecution, seeing that the justice disposed to
dismiss the case, questioned his authority In the
matter The Justice asked, ''Why am hereY,
General langhter.) The Justice SPOKE at some length
regarding ms power in the matter. lie said n the
prosecution tailed 10 proceed with the investigation
he would be disposed 10 discharge. He saw nothing
pertinent to the case IN the testimony OF Mr. Kelsey
aud was satisfied that the parties could not be
held bv It, Counsc Tor the prosecution said there
wasstrong testimony to be produced, which would
show that the parties went there and threatened to
knock the parsonage down with axes and cannons
U.aughter.) The prosecution declined to proceed
and the Justice discharged the defendants One OF
the counsel Immediately set about preparing q new
complaint aud the parties VIII probably be rearrested
to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18

To-day Mrs. Samuel Pruyn, OF Albany: Miss
Crosby, OF Poughkecpsic and Mrs. Person, of Chi
cago, Will start via thesPacifc Railroad, for san
Francisco, whence they VIII sail e. Japan as mis-.
sionares under the auspices OF the L .dies' Union
Missionary Society. OF which Mr.. Doremus, OF New
York. Is President. Yesterday. therefore, farewell
meeting was held In the Church OF the
Pilgrims, Brooklyn, whereat large number
of trends and members OF the society gathered to
bid the missionaries .Godspeed.n Rev. Dr. BUD
dlngton presided and made a brief address. Adj
dresses were also delivered by Rev. Chancellor
Crosby OF New York, and Dr.. Eddy, OF brooklyn,
and by Mira. Pruyn. The remarks OF The gentlemen
were full OF encouragement ana faith, and OF Inc
lady OF resignation and hope. they NO carrying
with them the prayers Of the Church Tor their safety
and success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18

fully invited to attend the funeral. from his late
residence. l79 Frost street, BROOKLYN, 4. d., this
WELIs-At sea, April 8, on board steamship
Ptoemy from Buenos Ayres for New YORK, JOSEPH
PRESCOTT WELLS. OF Buenos Ayreg
Nova Scotia papers please copy.
WHELAN.-0n Wednesday morning Nav ~ MAR
GAREr, widow OF James Whclan, late foreman OF
Engine Co. No. o, Metropolitan Fire Department.
The friends Of the family are resnecIfully invited
to attend the funeral. on Friday morning at half
past nine o'clock, from the residence OF her mother
No. Ill Washington street, from thence 10 Sc. Pc
ters church, where high requiem mass will be
said for the repose OF her soul. The remains will be
inferred in Calvary Cemetery.
WooDEURS.-of consumption JOHN GEORGE Con-
NELLY WOODBURY., IN the 2lst year OF bis age.
inc friends OF the family, also Apprentices Bows,
Lodge No "A. r. A., are requested TO attend the
funeral. from 168 Eighth avenue this "wednesday }
afternoon at two O'Clock.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY NAY 49, ls7l-rRlPLE SHEET

for these worthless and audueny contracted for pave
meDs, ad refused 10 sign the but OF no avail AZ the
courts hare oveIruled him and compelled his signature
These have been placed At expense OF fully
any wonder that the credit Of the city Of Brooklyn 4 in
jeopardy and that public institutions think they
have about enough OF their honda The corruptons appear
70 be general and the steaiings vast that their
large extent OF all those whose interest comes IN
contact. Is II any WONDER In OF this astounding
the justice and equity q compens sma property owners
TO pay for local tax for public street,
that the OF horses and carriages including city
officials ride luxurlanty 10 Prospect PARK? No wonder
that lawyers stand ready sustain these robberes
when the pay large aud certain No wonder That some
OF judges, living within such Influences side with the
As duty all uninformed people not to In
vcst their money In Brooklyn real estate un should that
day arrive the whole MANAGEMENT of Affairs
shall be placed In honest and capable hands.
This tells the story or how reckless and extrava-
giant disposition In the management oil municipal
afairs involving heavy burdens OF taxation, strikes
directly at the desirabillty OF real estate as an In
vestment. and hence Of the important and favorng
influence upon values which an opposite policy may
be expected TO exercise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18

CLEVELAND Nav H. 1871.
Petroleum very strong crude 50 10 refined held 2c.
LOUISVILLE, MAY IA, 1871. :
Tobacco very active sales 2v7 hhds Tugs Is 49,
TO medium leaf SO b. $l2.
sAvANNAH, May IL, 1871.
ceps 53 exports TO the Continent 800 gle sales
800; stock 81 ,65l
NEW ORLEANS. Nay II. 1871.
Cotton duh and lower: mddings l5lsc. 151c. net
cepts 2S2o exports Havre 606l to barcelona
45i sales 400; stock III ,9J7
Flour frmcr and unchanged No 2 spring wheat drmer
and higher. Sales at vi 80 81 500, cash. Afternoon dull
nj ~ 2sla. cash No quiet and steady ut biI1c.
a5fac. Afternoon dull. No.2 frmer and higher
1919. 5o'ac: No.. rye duh at Ssc. NO. barley duh
elc ssc Hshwne stronger at Ssc Pork weak at 15lc.
cash; oc seller June. Dry sailed dull. shoulders,
59c b4c short rib middles 7ec. 7sac Live hogs dull
and declining Sales at - 20 81 61. Cattle easier.
at ~ e0 IS 37H Receipts 5000 bbs -four, COO bushels
wheat 900 bushels corn 2Uu0 bushels 5000 bushels
rye 5000 hogs Shipments, 5000 bills -four, $1,000 bushels
rye. 4u0u hogs. Lake freghts dull. Corn, 3I9c
OswEGo, N. Y, May II, 1871.
Flour good demand and steady Sales 1000 bbls
at "a for spring. "a 80 for amber winter, S8 for
winter, SIS 75 Tor double extra. Wheat dill b0uO
bushels No. Milwaukee Club Of I'll 49, Corn quiet
DUO bushels at 6sc Oats cadv sales 400 bushels Western
Ct 6oc Barey quiet. sales 300 bushels lake Canada
bond Corn meal ~ GU for boted ST. 50 for unbod per
cw Mil feed unchanged; shorts $25 6 shpsius, $50
wy; mddlings $50 $s2 per ton hghwncs Gle. Canal
freghs. Flour, soc wheat 7c corn 69c, to New York
lumber $3 to the Hndson s 20 to New York. $5 to Phiadcl
and .Sl7OtU feet lumber shipments by cans9 400
bushels wheat 1000 bushels Ia 900 bushels 400
bushels peas and 1,l77 900 feet of lumber.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18

Wheat Was sesrss and Tho market ruled baoysn. tn,
as e were r aooa, 1000 sphes par las. evening" At 81 y
FOR wh 81 Is oa amber wsr and II e
eIIm r sis ,sss
Oats were DIM At &C. Sc for Western and $50 zoe for
%.nd we mote sales OF iaOoo bushels old Western y o.
Fnrienrs~ There was no noticeable change in rates.
The shartefns continued active The demand wa:
mosy tor suitable yesse. for grain although brsk demand
TO Liverpool BY steam 1900 bushels wheat,a sd SD
% The include
direct port IN the Baltic ao0u Dbl. petroleum. a. %
S.liis' ss%c ss pst&esa%, sasss ds9%.n s.ss'
10 the Continent 5000 Ss: crude petroleum. on pr yasa
ss.s s5i ss s css s'st
slS
ss Ssiisa as
3D. 3D. on 70 ,cs direct pori Swedish * uarc,,
dc Coainsns ship, $40 :ons. hence to BRISTOL Ceaeai
Moi4ssEs..with limited offering. tho market strong:
fair demand M. for foreign but sales
sold IN lot. e moderate extent the sales 80 bb at
cISa-centriruga and mixed. zoe. ssa gc ac.
Muscovado refining. :. ........... a. BE DE
= huscovado, grocery............. a 4nc doc.
English Islands .25c. $50. Sc use.
NAvM tarpcane was in fair demand al
sS s sGSn .o l% o ss s s
50, bbs 70 arrive sold a. eoc Ros,a was firm a. 10
;1s Va note ''ss g "a 81: 'isas' 3
s at Y q s;s ~ ss' 81 p :s q IS y
ss s Ssi w sssrss FOR Whining
PRovisIoNs -ReceIpsPork, 50 bbls.; beef, i7s pack
Rss e -
There was no demand ana prices remained homnay I'M
PICKED ad S ssn Al IT,
i3Nc; also 80 hhds shoulders .. &C. Other descrp
quiet w,hoa, change in pricss Lard dal and decidedly
lower The sales were about 1850 tlsrces al O4c on the
spP e. market Ss sn ": YER. quiet hut @
hheas @ S
Ths,s & as sssi 81 o. eTag Ina.
livery but not authenticated. The phiadephia market
refined spot and month"; at 24c There were sales
special meeting OF tho members Of the Exchange
was called when J. was voted that The hour OF blsess srs
Tor be nstrucedto cong O'Clock, aud keep
ringing i, until the members al departed.
ans win noe sas fair osss
sac and $50 bags Kansooh, in lois at irou, &C. 7Sc
Va. '1 @ Ts
@ nn sass ere or a g 4 H al e.
406 boxcs centrifugal disposed of ut loo.
per h., and 800 boxes do. realized l0Ac.
a10hc per Id. Refined without decided change Prices
still irregular, but not lower. We quote Soft white,
l2.ss lsNc per lb and crushed powdered and grana'
refining, SIC. &c. fair TO good refining $40. 9sc
fair to good grocery, l0Ac. prime to choice grocery.
%oasss:, hhds md boxes. Sic sfc; mssao, !Ac. :
sSc do 70 IL sa lo,9c do. - 70 Il, lc9c ifac;
do IL to IT, 1lc l2,sc do IS to 20 l2zc lsisc do.
whitc 12l+c. lac. Porto Rico Refining grades,
gAc grocery grades, s.c loYe. Brazl-Da standard
H. e5sc. 16c Manila Current cayed superior sc.
as4c New Orleans-Rehning grades, Sc. exc. grocery
grades, enc. l1dc.
TALLow continued In active demand the stock, however,
Ia low The sales LIS hhis. at &C. y 95kc.
WMfsKEy.-Recepts 612 bbls The market ruled hrmer.
The sales were $50 bbs mostly at &c. but including small
lots at s2hc.
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anu brokefs' ASSOCIATION, lOo.
STOCKS MORE ACTIVE AND STRONG.
The stock market exhibited great deal Of life
and strength as contrasted with It's recent inactivity
and depression, and, as might be expected under
such circumstances, the street Is beginning to ac-
cept the theory that the clique have determined
make good OF the present excessive abundance
or money TO give prices another impulse In the up-
ward direction. or one thing they seem very con.
dent-vIz., that II they can only retain the interest
OF the pubic until after the lst OF July, when the
enormous semi-annual disbursements OF money,
amounting TO. it ID estimated, nearly $760oo.O oo viii
produce temporary innation. The market win
need little OF their assistance IN acquiring consist
cncy enough TO let them float OF their loads. The
natural and legitimate demand on investment &C.
count has already carried stocks to fair and ordi-
nary mean OF value. Beyond present figures busi-
ness will be TO great extent speculative Those
who choose TO deal under such circumstances must
make up their minds to take all the consequences
or assuming the risk OF catching further rise. The
movement to-day embraced q wide range, and few
OF tho prominent shares were left unnoticed. Erie
advanced TO 81. The riddle OF this rise was solved
IN this column q few weeks since, when the public
were informed that the proceedings In the United
States Court placed certain parties "shortn OF
900 shares which they have been forced to cover
Union Pacific when Is said TO enjoy some sort OF
lease, on a graduated scale OF dividend. by the
Pennsylvania Central, advanced to 81. Lake
shore recovered to 11o,s and doubtless Will
be milked' by Its clique for good while to come,
or until the scrip dividend Is really decided upon.
Harlem was favorably Influenced BY the result Of
the annual election, and advanced to 1881. A i've
per cent dividend is anticipated both classes OF
Northwest stock. The common rose to se1S ana tho
preferred TO o8x. The weak spot OF the market
was Pacific MAIL which broke to AK, but eventu-
ally recovered to A. The closing street prices were
generally the highest OF the day.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
a.ft 70 ,arincInal inclro Aurinex 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18

During ending May instant the sss.,an, health
inspectors have vaccnaed $50 persons visited 1851
OF these vaccinations there were performed in families
2so and In schools 100 Ihs primary vaccinations num-
ocrsa %. Inr secvnoa,y o,II! -. a.. a., -, :.
hospital OF such cases OF smallpox cannot be properly
lated AMI the work OF steady house house
kept allegiance this contagion appears evident that in
onghy performed from house 10 house, AMI where smallpox
seemed 10 have obtained permanent focthoid has
that have been systematically visited by the
corps this disease seems TO be persistent
Its constant importation ~ emigration shows that AT least
past week three smgrants who had landed In city
sent 10 Hospitals having tins disease developed wian two
day. after landing fourth also forwarded hos
ptai dav. Their name yes
sells folows:-
Thomas Barnett arrived May per steamer Frsncs dis
Ann Murray arrived May T. per steamer Algeria disco.
vered Nav 10. eruption on eighth day.
Caroline Kiamer arrived Mays PER steamer Hermann
Elizabeth Bach arrived May s, per steamer Hermann
eruption appeared May III.
whom the disease did not develop for several days after land
Ing have domiced among our population or have paused
on 70 other cities 70 spTcan nna @ ,ne disease
at Quarantine he requested 10 dcain by
period of least eight days aes their arrival
smallpox occurring during the This will afford time
for Develop and at the time insure both
the well passengers and the city against this from
that source, understood that thorough vaccination
OF all enforced such vessels before being
allowed to leave Quarantine.
Tho daily Of the sick At the smallpox Hos
humber u.s. p~'' va : ~ '''p''- '"'' '"'
The Total deaths by smallpox reported by the Registrar
these 10 died Mt the hospital and wit.n the city
Ten isolated az their homes, SO
moved to the bosp and one case MAS rspSst dead al
MOREAU NORRIS NJ ID, CITY Sanitary Inspector.
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Drides mother, CHARLES J. CLUprus, or Philadei-
pha, TO LOUISE MEYER, OF Brooklyn. second daugh
ter OF the late II. Meyer, ESQ.,
ENNIs--HARRIoAN.-on Wednesday. May II, by
REV. r. J. McGlynn, d. D., JOSEPH ENNIS TO KATE
city.
FowLER-CAr the First Presbyterian
enurGl' Memsen street; BrooGyn on "Wednesday,
May - Dy tne Rev Henry J. Van Dyke, W. IL.
Cattnach, Esq, BROOKLYN.
: HorFMAN-EvANs.-On Tuesday, May 16, by the
BELLA EVANS, NIL OF this city,
:, HUGHEs-DiNsMoRE-0 Wednesday, May II, a.
Eyertt, john H. HUGHES TO SARAH UrNsMoRE, all
or this city. NO cards.
LiNDsEY-SoMMERvlLLE.-A his residence, "a
Perry street. by the Rev. Hugh Blair HENRY r.
York.
ScHUyLER-pOTTIO -0n Tuesday, May 1s. OF the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, by Rev Abbott Il.
kittredge JACOB M SCHUYLER TO EMMA A.,
daughter OF J. w. Pot'lo, Esq, oil OF this city.