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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

HOKsES, CARRIAGES, &C.
IL once SeaSsESs asa xAs ss::sa sTAssaa ..4se
opposite tn Post Office
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
Of our nsH SSsness s,, s SS eNnSuG;ed asKr q! our
No. ' AND IA fHST TSdnTI T'S5fpSi STFsu STREET NEAR
SALES HSsSEs AS e%HFAers
eENrhrMtS v WlshiSd TO A,D p RcmAsn OR THOSE
.siasIs soad5s. III. branch Of
principles which honorable houses In all mercantile
WE GIVE TUE PURCHASER. OF EVERY HORSE
ma, rns s9apd % r9 on y 70 g s9urs 9r
be made at downtown oncs aud saesroon 81 Mas
sau street. where We also keep register OF horses for p
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENT
ATPyshlG AUCTION,
TO SATISFY s5fsH Y vfSTH5 ASb BILL OF
THE 70, LOWING sNhs NFhHsopIRry, VIZ
oay Ms s M .oa Ssh sn na 0a can 0 in
brown crse l54 bands high, years old; rot fast
bay Mare. ls high, eyears old warranted
Extension TOP cabriole, nearly new.
stop Wagons, fun leather top, city maker.
Tsprfss wssS$. IJ.sser wascn, s,ssh; also 20 sets
s'as. and dress aPs.s plush AM ns sr Robes
.sooo 20 aura saps aSaesrVa ssSn Bs order
Of d. -F W JEROME BUCK Attorney for Morsalec
A SPEED, sPEED-GENUINE, WARRANTED
Special attention called to sale of two nne, rapid hand;
SOME and last Tfoers. on Fray January g. at stable %
Great Jones street, at ION prompt including the asst re-
liable and handsome rOet Commodore 10 high,
years old has record of 236; extra and well be-
haved roactter without vice or trick fast and
trot 20 gait TO road wagon; warranted sound and
kind
Also OF the handsome pay Patchen trottIng Mares
city known as the Loriard Mare about 151 hgn
years old has no public drivers
I t ri. 'Hn %is sHses
ami web behaved, an warranted sound a nd kini.
Full particulars, pedigree, &C., ,rotng
Wagon. Portland Sleigh, single Harness by Dunscornbe
Blankets all the property Of defaulter. and now sold
by order of creditors sale absolute and unreseryed Full
particulars In TO- morrows Herald al sale. stock
be seen at stable
a VERY HANDSOME CLARENCE, ONLY USED A
"A. few times by private family; one very light Coupe
Coupe with springs; also Coupe Rocf away
DO e and shas sxseat Rockawsy ali cilv bult ani
nearly new Apply u NJ. CURLtY, iii East Thrice
street, near Fourn avenue.
LANDAULET, HAMS MAKE USED TWICE COST
N S1OJO, or Sl,l00; Ca-ences, Coupe Coupe Rock.
aways S.eighs, secopi hand al low priaes.
HAMS, one door east OF Broadway.
TOP WAGON AND bARNtss FOR sALs-IN
n per nIdcr cost Sl0l win be soid for sioO sacr,.
fee lLouire nj ibs wcs, fen.h street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04
EUROPEAN sTEAMSHIrS


IN STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
from pier AZ North River
-..,.. -. To Queenstown and Liverpool.
inr NJ FEN, .satnrday, Jan. G, at 1s NJ.
otIi nrosan SATURDAY. Jan. IL, al 20 A. ".
OF hiN Grace. Saturday, Jan. 70 at IL ".
fassnEe to Liverpool, Queenstown London direct =
CABIN, %i5 and x65 steerage $2S, currency.
Prepaid hteeIage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown.
Londonderry. Glasgow or London, S32, currency
further particulars Apply at the companya Offices 90
Bro dway +. w. J HURST, Manager.
NOTICE.-sTEMSHIP ABYSsINA WILL BE DE-
~ tanned until Friday 9TH inst Passengers embark from
Cunard wharf, loot OF Grand street jersey at noor
CHAS q. FRANCkLYE,
NO. Bowling Green, New York.
TNMAN LINE
are appointed TO sale as follows:-
CITY OF WASHINGTON. Saturday, Jan. O. 2P.
Itnn w ESN uON. .satur hy, Jan ~ A.
CirY i or ANTWEhP........... saturday Jan 70 T.
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from pier Is
North River
Payable in gold Payable IN Currency.
10 ionuon............. ~ 10 LONDON %
20 Paris............ % to Paris...,.......... 80
Passengers also forwarded TO Iavre, Hamburg, Sweden
Norway and Denmark at reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here at moderate rates by
wishing TO send for ther friends
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
10 BrOadway New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

VIANTED-A TRANSIT AND OTHER SURVEY I'M
w and mapping Instruments. ANY having them fo
sale hear OF purchaser by addressing w. NJ lel Sou,
street, New YORK; stating price and where TO be eeen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

Mooney TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
Nl First second Principals only.
HOWE / CO., 10 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

kOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
SOUTHERN LINE.
CITY OF GALVESTON
Captain Rowland,
VIII leave pier Il East River, Wednesday, January TO- at
T. NJ -
Freight for 81. Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken.
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
apply 10 g. II. MALLORY & CO,
1bS Maiden New York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE-UP TOWN.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RLCETvED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
l,2eb BROADWAY,
BETWEEN TnIRTY-FIRSr AND TIllRTY.sECOND
STREETS, WEST sIDE NEARLY OPPOSITE OUR FOR
NER PLACE
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM A. NJ
TILL r. NJ. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY RIND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

VNUITE STAR LINE.
w New York Cork and Liverpool New and full powered
steamships, the six largest In the world
OCEANIC, BALTIC, ADRIhr1C,
KEPu BLIC, CELTIC, ATLANTIC,
5000 tons burden, 3,J0l horse power each.
Sailing from New York Saturday, from Liverpool
JbuIsdays. calling Ut Cork iarbor each way.
OCEANIC, January, at ! 80 Z. NJ.
ATLANTIC, January 10 at 81 4. NJ.
From the White Star dock, Pavonia ferry, Jersey City.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrvae COM
bining safety, speed and comfort.
Saloons staterooms smoking room aud Bathroom IN mid
ship scctun least tet. Surgeons and stew
ardcsses accompany thcs, steamers. $50
Rates-SaloOn $50 in gold; seerace S3o IN currency
Those wshug send for friends from tho Old Country
seerage prepaid certificates v33 currency
Passengers booked from all parts OF America Pars
Hamburg, Norway. Sweden India. Australia China, &c.
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates.
Drafts from FL inward , x,..,,, .o
For Information apply to lSMAY, lhRiE 60, Liver.
New YORK. u H. srAnhr, Asent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

w ANTED TO BUl-A GOOD SECOND HAND COT
w tre Babcock 2ix30 FIRST class Drum Cylinder Prin
ing Press a3x2s single large cy nder Hoe Printing
We have for sale an Adam. medium, good as new
little used Address KANSAS tribune COMPANY, Law
renee, Kansas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04
THE TURF.

TIME NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROMOTION
OF the Interests Ui the American Truttlng Turf
SECRl TAIYB OFFICE. fRovlpENCE, jan l. 1879.
The regular seaDnua meeting Of the Board of Appeals
win bo held al the "ce of the President Providence
Tuesday, 9Th Instant ut IN O'Clock T. NJ Persons having
OF the President GEO. II. SMITH, Secretary.
The following unfinished business will be investigates
decisions rendered: The protest OF s. D. X B q. Bruce
against Godsmih Mai 5 time ut Milwaukee going the
record; Budd Doble vs. The Trenton Agricultural Society
Aex fattersonvs hr Rensselaer, Assocation Stokes VS.
Fleetwood Park Association neJosephine match John
MuEhy vs. MAJOR Anen, at Springfield; BenI r. Cowan,
owner OF Ed. Eaton nonpaymcut Of entrance money;
~ oione McnIton," suppression Of previous time, Mystic
Park L. Lasher v.. l.. L. Dorsey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

SPORTING DOGS, BIRDS, &c.
FOR SALE--ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS, BIRDS
n &c. Medicines for all diseases; prepared Food fol
mockns Birds at Is. O. DOvEYS No. Greene street.
Canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

m.n REwARD.-LOsT OR STOLEN. IN CROSS
0,)U town car. Tuesday evening, January q Pocket
book containing coupons OF Pacho
hal road god about 800 In money: pay
the checks ponis has been stopped. Any per-
0op returning the papers NY DAVIS 81 New Bowery,
wn receive ihe above reward and questions asked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

WANTED TO PURCHASE.

| ITO CONTRACTORS.-WANTED, STEAM SHOVEL
l. will purchase ARE, win let a of
cavaton to having Address box 40 Post ONCE
| Springfield.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

EXCTI e.
HOUs SEES, ROOMS, NC., wAVrsD.

LLOOR WANTED SECOND OR TuIRD, UNFUR
L. nished; location Threth to Foriy.nthSsr e Sixth to
Eighth family OF three; responsible permanent
desrabe house preferred Address .. W. T., bo,
1Ul Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04

CtTEAM TO LIVERPOOL.
- The Anchor line steamer ISMAILlA sails Thursday jar
uary L. ut noon, from pier 20 North River.
Cabins, t65; stecrage, y2S -
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
No. Bowling Green.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-14
TOWNSHIP MEETING.

In pursuance to the call of the Chairman
of the County Executive Committee. the
Democratic and Conservative voters of Charles.
town Township are requested to meet at the
COURT HOUSE in Charlestown, on SAT
"r"ny "crt. 18Th instant, at 2 O'Clock, Il. IT.
Tor the purpose of eecting Delegates to the
County Convention to he held On the 25th of
the present month. 1t is hoped tina. every
voter OF the party in the township will attend
tins meeting, and not leave the selection of
delegates to few persons AID then find FAINT
with their action; but will give. by their
presence and participation, full and fair
expression of the opinions of the masses. and
then stand by the result.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-14
COUNTY CONVENTION,

The question is being much mooted, and
the time for determining near at hand, whether
or not the Conservatives shall hold Copvep.
ton for the nomination OF County officers
There are many potential considerations of
fered. pro and con, yet we consider that the
former greatly predominant and will meet with
approval generally. 1t is proposed that the
Precinct delegates to be appointed on sa,ur-
day, to meet in Charfestown on the Saturday
following, for the appointment of represents
t'ves to the State Convention, shall be en-
powered to act in the premises and if Con-
vention for the selection of County officers is
deemed judicious, it shall accordingly fix the
time and place for holding tie same.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-14
MOSES S. GRANTaAM,

Under. the new Constitution, should it be
adopted Berkeley ,Je fferson and Morgan will be
entitled to elect two State Senators, and we oh
serve. with pleasure, that the name of Moses
s. Grantham, Esq, has been proposed by his
friends in Berkeley. He is gentleman of
the old school, known to be incorrurt, and in
corrurtible, welded to the interests of the
people as against all monopolies, and finn as
rock in his convictions Of duty. and political
principles. We sincerely hope it may be the
pleasure of his fellow citizens to elect him to
the Senate. His long service in tie Senate
of Virginia has given him an experience.
which must prove of incalculable advantage
in a delberative body. Tie next Legislature
will have stern work, and plenty of it. efore
it at its next session, and such strong, prac>
tical, conservative, aud yet progressive men as
Dir. Grantham will be, in that body, the right
men in the right place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-14
Democratic National Convention,

New. York, May The national demos
cratic executive committee met to-day. in &C.
cordance with previous arran semen,s. at the
residence of August Belmont. Thirty States
we're represented The committee de,ermin-
ed upon calling national convention. to be
held in Baltimore on Tuesday, July 9th.
The following is the call for the national
democratic convention
"The national democratic committee. bv
virtue OF the authority conferred upon them
by the last democratic national convention. at
a meeting held this day, at New York, voted
to hold the next convention for the purpose
OF Nominating candidates for President and
Vices President Of the United Stntes. the OH
day OF July. 1872. a. II O'Clock NJ. in the
city OF Baltimore. The basis of representa-.
ton, as fixed by the last democratic couyen.
ton. ia double the number of Senators and
Representatives. in Congress from each State
under the aoportionnent census of 1870
Each State will send delegates acc ,rdinslv.
aud &c invite the cordial co>onera,inn of m1l
conservative citizens who desire the res,nra.
t'on OF constitutional government, and the per-
pctuation Of republican institutions
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-14
D | L D..

On the 10th inst. at tho residence of hi. con N,
man " Copeland. in this town, Mr.. DAVID COPS
and II days. 'c"''''
On Thursday last; at the rc.idencc of his father.
E en- tn,a e"un,v dotiN F. sCHLEY. OF John E.
~ Nippon. ON Thursday evening ,ast, WILL
LAkD, son IT DR. Abner and Elizabeth Osbourn
aged about IL vear.. -
% thu llth day OF Anril last at Point of Rocks.
Nd EDWARD S. BOYLE, formerly OF Harper:
Ferry. aged 81 y-ars. re-
In Shepher dstown on Friday. ard instant. Mt the
bri"se Ioligate, HENRY OSCAR CROW. son Of
Mr.. jacob b. Grow, aged year-. -
-. On Monday morning. thc 9th inst. after a short
illness, at the residence of her father MAID n
kooSCE, infant twin daughter of George and Bet
lie r. ho"nce,o OF Harper's Ferry, w. Va aged !,
elose the eyeiids press them gently
Ger the dear and leaden cyes
For the soul that made them lovely
Has returned unto the skics
On the e5th ult., at his re.iderce near Mill
Greek. berkeley county, Mr. JOSEPH HAYS.
aged ~ years. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-14
THE DEMOCRACY AND GREELEY

Will the Democratic party endorse the
Liberal ticket? 1t is impossible to answer
this question at this time and it is uuueces>
sary and unwise to answer i, now The Ma
tonal Democratic Convention will be con
Nened on the 9th of July. By that time,
says the Chambersburg (Pa.) Valley Spirit
the strength of the Cincinnati ticket will be
apparent. President Grant will have been
nominated, and Republican journals will
have declared for Greeley or Grant. Some
thing like correct opinion can be formed as
to how many of the rank aud file of the Re
publican party really mean reform, and the
path of duty for the Democracy will then he
clearer The opinions of the Southern PEG
pie will have been expressed, and some idea
can be formed az to how the electoral votes
Of the Southern States will be cast.
Our preference, open and undisguised, is
for the election of straight>out Democrat
We believe that the country would be safer
under Democratic rule than under the adj
ministratioh of President Grant or Greeley.
But if the Democratic National Convention
should be Of the opinion that the surer wav
to beat Grant is to endorse Greeley, we shall
be content. for, of the two evils We always
prefer to choose the less.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-14
THE PRIMARY MEETINGS,
April 80, 1872.

In many States the system of primary cleo
tions has been adopted by each party to nomi
nste its candidates. This mode.is liable to
serious objections. The plan adopted in this
State of precinct or township me-, tings which
send delegates to County Convention. where
the municipal candidates are nominated. and
delegates appointed to dstric, and State Con
ventions, is probably the best, or wou7d be, il
the members of the party would turn out gen.
orally, and participate. Otherwise, few ac>
tive politicians trade and barter away all the
Offices in the sif. of the people. a meeting
IS called, aud ten towns-people attend one is
made president, three vice presidents, and
one secretary, and these five officials appoint
the tive laymen present to the County Com
vent'on to represent the whole precinct i
And these five pnrists when they get to the
Convention combine with other self apnointed
delegates, and distribute all the nominations
among themselves and demand the undivided
support Of the party at the risk of disor.ani
cation and defeat This is popular govern
ment with a vengeance
The remedy is for the meAbers OF the party
to turn out en- mGsSe, and attend the primary
meetings. lie. the yeomanry and farmers at.
tend on Saturday. the 18th of this month,
and make themselves felt and heard. Let
them see that no tricks are played on them,
but that every thing is done deceDt'y and in
order, and with perfect fairness. Instead of
having the delegates appointed by tie chair,
let them be nominated and voted for BY the
meeting. This is the only way to secure fair
nominations, and good officers and to erfect
and maintain the organization of the Demo-
cratic Conservative nartY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-14
Democratic and Conservative County
Convention.

The Democratic and Conservative voters of
Jefferson County are requested to meet in
their respective Townships, on Saturday. the
1sth day Of My, and elect Delegates to a
County Convention, to assemble in Charles,
town on
Saturday, tae esth day of May,
at IL O'Clock, a. NJ, for the purpose of
choosing representatives of the county in the
State Convention which will meet at Par
kersburg on Thursday, the 30th OF May. at
IL o'clock, "to nominate candidates for Gov
srnor, four Judges of the Supreme Court of
Appeals, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney Cen
oral, and State Superintendent of Free
Schools, and also to form an Electoral Tickle,
and select Delegates to represent the State in
the Democratic National Convention" Also.
to appoint Delegates to Convention to nom
mate candidate to represen. the Senatorial
District composed of Berkeley, Jefferson and
Morgan counties, in the State Senate.
1t is hoped the people will give proper n,
tention to this important matter.
JAS LAW. HooFr,
Chm'n. Co. Ex. Com.
Anril an 1870
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-14
By Telegraph.

PARKERsBunG. w Va. May s. 1879.
1oMe N"~Sp"r"rs l'"Jhshe9 IN CAnr1csfo,vn !:
Liberal REFORM CONVENTION.
R~solc"". That the Chairman of the Wos,
Virginia Delegation to the Cincinnati Liberal
Rernhlican Convention be empowered and in
s'rncted tn call State Convention at the city
OF Charleston at such time as in his Judgment
may he proper. and that he request in such
call that delegates he appointed irresrcc,ive
ct past political affiliations who acce,t the
Cincinnati nominations aud platform, Cincin.
natl, Nav 18th, 1872
In pursuance ut the above resolution. after
consultation with friends of the Liberal marty.
in West Virginia the State Conventinn will
he held at Char'rsto" on Noa'1ny 4M,v 27M.
1872, at noon Conventions will ho held in
the several counties of the State on 4S"turt7uv,
inc lsM '"s'"n', for tho purpose of appoints
ing delegates to said Convention
[Signed. NC. Cnuncn,
Chairman W. Va Delegation
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-14
Senator Upton at Martinsburg.

Senator Upton, of Nebraska, as We learn
from the Era, made campaign speech at
Msrtinsburg on Monday night of last week.
He opened with on arraienment of Grant
and the administration, which, as the Era
says, was terrific, but not severer than the
facts justified.
tie claimed that the platform of the Glib
erals Was just such as could receive the
hearty endorsement ofevery honest man that
those principles and lines of policy about
which there Was room for difference of opin.
ion was referred to the people, and then the
liberal republican candidate. Horace Greeley.
had pledged himself to execute the wishes of
the people as exhibited through the national
legislature. He paid handsome tribute to
the moral excellence of Horace Greeley, and
alleged that whatever else might be said abou.
him. n" one could deny that he was an honest
and heightened gentleman and predicted that
het"re next November liberal Republicans and
Democrats would he marching in procession.
wearing white hats. white coats. with their
hreeches in their boots, hurrahing for Gree
ley and Brown
The place for Rlbbous-"Nletr :"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-14
The Political Situation.

WASHINGTON, May S.-The political sits
uation to-day has undergone some changes -
The very generally credited statements that
ex Senator Hendricks and Hon. George a..
Pendleten had declared in favor ofthe Gin.
cinnati ticket turns GU. after ALI to be a mis-
take. To-day 81 letter was received By dem>
ocratics member of the House from Mr. Hen
bricks. ~ which he speaks of the nominations
at Cincnnati as Unacceptable. that he cannot
commit himself TO them. but will be governed
by the action Of the National Democratic
Convsntfen
Word to the same effect comes frsm Mr..
Pendieton IN letter to another menber-
90 the ether hand it is noticeable that
among the members from the cities the Gree.
ley and Brown ticket is gaining strength.
while the country memb ers,, who are mostly
non> commi,ts, admit that the almost unver-
sal expression of opinion in favor of Mr..
Greeley IN the South will have great weight
in the national democratic convention. The
statement telegrarhed from New York how
ever, that Mr.. Greeley intends to withdraw
IT that convention nominatcs another ticket.
has given rise to no inconsiderabe speealatioo.
and and is construed by those democratic del
egates to unite on the Cincinnati ticket. while
others favorable to the latter saw that il is a
fair notice to the Democratic Convention tn
meet the conservatives in fair wav and har-
p'"nlze all the elements opposed to Grant
The movement to get the latter to withdrew
as candidate has fsiled in its inception
The administration organ here authorativeTy
announces that the President sees M motive
for taking such step, and gives three very
emphatic reasons why he will net withdraw
from the convention at philadelphia Ac-
ceptins this declaration as official. Mr.. Sum.
ner, 1t is understood. will promptly declare
. for the Cincinnati ticket. and advise the
colored people to support it,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-14
IL A Z Ri e D

At the residenfie of tkc BRIDES mother. Eeove,
Dam. Queen Anne county. Md. on the SON nit
by the Rt. Rev. Henry e. Law. bishop Of the Dio
csse OF Easton. Capt. GEoRG f RA, LOR of hi.
place. 'e 'o' i''e'
9 on the 25th ult. in Hagerstnwn, Nd by Rev. =.
81 kiSr,' at IN. residence of the brides mother,
EMMA e. WANEZ. of the former place
On the 10Th uh., nv Rev. A. r Riley. at thu NJ
f. ps ranna &C MIR RICHARD Vi OOD to Miss TESa
Ann SHIN En- both of Berkeley county.
On the e5'h nit, by Rev AR niIev nj the \,
= rsrs"nage. Mr. SAMUEL BRANrSER to Miss
EL'I BETH DAW SON; both of Der kelley county.
, On the 25th u!t by Rev. A K. Riley, at .h. NJ
=; nars"nage, Mr.. ATWELL Airy to Mi.s
SfTttA JANE VOORHEES,. both of Re. kelley county.