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1t will be difficult to induce the Southern people,
loyal their instincts as they are to transfer to
the incoming administration the traditional re-
spect and reverence which American citizens accord
to the National Government de tactO. Acquiescence
in the popular verdict far from being speedy and
entire as is usually the case, will be tardy and full
of reservations. 1t will be mere submission to
dynasty which cannot whatever be its policy, com
mand the confidence of the South. The right Of a
sovereign State to withdraw from the Union when
ever in the judgment Of such State, the evils of the
Union shall outnumber its benefits, is sound and
universally accepted Democratic doctrine. Whether
North Carolina should now assert that right is a
question for the people to determine. We, for one
of her citizens at least oppose the taking of any
such step at present We say, let North Carolina
stay in the Union! Let her not inglorousy aban-
don the Government with its immortal trophies
and worldwide prestige to the exclusive possession
of the North! But if South Carolina or Georgia
any other State chooses to withdraw in the name
of civil liberty and State rights, let her withdraw
This is not the hour for rash counsel precpitate
action. Moderation never more desirable than
now.-Nurfreesboro' Citizen.
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NEW AND FASHION ABLE CL0iHING
Il ARHIy1EG DAILYkAT
E. Il. HARDIN G'S.

r. ~-~-@-A z
Is e. Il. HARD IN G'S.
wv the largest stock Of superior -
Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemen,s Fur
nishIng Goods
in the State. All OF manufacture. ~ 3
1t is needless for to state that have Clothing
better made, (equa to custom work. and stylish in
cut than others engaged in the Clothing trade. ~
JUST RECEIVED,
100 Black English and French Cloth Dress Frocks. 80
125 Brown, Mulberry, Olive Invisible Green Cloth Dress
trucks. Velvet ColIars-very cheap at % dollars.
100 Black Cloth Dress Frocks, nicely mads-at tie low
Price Of Is dollars.
800 Pairs of best quality black Doe Skin Cashmere
Pants-very cheap At dollars SIS,
$50 Pairs of second quality black Doe Skin Pants dali
ly expected-at the low price Of six dollars and IF
ty cents.
200 Wide Ribbed French Cashmere Coats Pants, and
Vests match, which makes a very neat and stylish
business suit-at 2S dollars.
100 Gold and Steelmixed Doe Skin Cashmere suits-a
% dollars. ...
$50 Handsome small redcheck Cashmere suits-at dol
lars.
IFS Diagonal Cashmere suts-at the very low price Of
l6 dollars.
English aud French Beaver Over Coats for everybody
Men, Youths and BOys-cheap and genteel.
Rich Velvet Vests, .....
large lot expected i'll few days, making to order.
We have hand very large and choice assortment Of
Silk Vests-cut and made in best manner.
Merino haker Flannel, Cashmere and Wooden Under
G Irments-al sizes and qualities
Merno Drawers and Cotton.knt Drawers, Canton Elan
mel Drawers.
Merno and Cotton HOse-1O0 dozen Open
100 Dozen Muslin Shirts " French Yoke Seam" war
ranted to Fit STANDARDIZATION Il dollars per dozen and
upwards. Call and examine, at
L. L. HARDING'S.
Raleigh, N. c.. Oct. 9, 1860. 4I-w&sw7w.
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Mr.. EVERETT AT THE PoLLs.-Hon. Edward Eve
rett voted in Boston in ward z, and on presenting
himself at the polls the cry raised by those who
were working as hard as they could against him,
"Three cheers for Mr.. Everett" which were given
with heartiness that must have been gratifying to
the recipient of the tribute
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LAW BOOKS,

A Law DICTIONARY AND GLOSSARY-Cont.i
n ing full Definitions of the Principal Terms OF ~,
COMMON AND Civil LAW together with TRANSACTIONS and
explanations of The various technical phrases in dfern,
languages occurring in the ancient and modern Rpnort
and Standard Treatise, embracing also all the Irncins
Common and Civil Law maxims; By Alexander NJ. Bur
rill: a neD and enlarged edition
For sale by
Rale Oh, N. c., Feb. %, 1860. 11otf
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January rs, 1860.

NOTICE.
FTNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
Il Cumberland c'uny, the LIST of May, 1861,
runaway. negro who says he is free that his is
HENDERSON SEARS, and that he is from Davidson
county, and bound to DAVID HUNT. He is about
26 years DID, feet high, and weighs about $50 lbs had
when taken up hickory shirt, black Cas- pants, and
black round coat. The is requested to for.
ward property pay charges and take him away
he will be dealt with the law directs.
G. L. MCKAY, Jaer.
June 6, 1860 46-tf
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STOVES, TIN WARE. &c.

STOVES, TIN WARE. &c.
TIME SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE
IL the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity that he has
Just received a fine assortment of
Office, Parlor, and Cooking Stoves,
together with beautiful assortment of CRATES and he
offers them at such prices as will defy competition
He has also opened fine assortment of TIN WARE,
to which he invites the attention of the public.
All orders for Stoves Stove Pipes anything else in
his line promptly attended and satisfaction GUARANTEED
H. j. HESELBACH.
!. n. B. will continue to carry my COPPER SMITH
business in al. its branches. ii. j. Ii.
Raleigh, c., Nov. 20, 1850 s3-Sm.
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Office Atlantic & N. c. r. r. Co., |

OHIce AtIantIc q N. z. X. X. Co.,
NEwBERS Nov. IL, 1860. !
10y ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS THE
Id Stockholders of the Atlantic North Carolina Rail-
road hereby notified in the town of Newbern
Wednesday, the 5h day of December $780, for the pur
pose of considering the propety of establishing line of
Steamships from point the road to the city
of New York, and aIso take such action may be
deemed necessary induce the Legislature of NorhCaro
lima to the Slate loan of 100000 the Road into
preferred Stock.
JOHN D. WHITFORD, Pres't.
November Is, 1850. std.
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EXPORTS FROM UIGu POINT.-We arc indebted to
the courtesy of the Agent at our Depot, Mr.. \. Y.
Sullivan. and the lahors of friend, for the follow
ing condensed report Of the exports from this place
for the ten months prior to the lst day Of Novem-
Der Of The present year.
The number of pounds of freight, of all kinds
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New York, Nov. Robustness here is very dull
to-day. A despatch from Albany announces the
suspension of two or three -four and grain houses
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TO THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS OF
VIRGINIA & NoRTH-CAR0LINA,
FOWLE & CO.'S
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATED PERUVIAN GUANO
TEE BEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST PERMANENT
FERTILIZER
YET OFFERED TO THE AGRICULrURISTs.
ENDORSED by DR.. r. H. StabIer of Alexandra, Va
h and Prof Campbell Morft, of New York two of the
most eminent Chemists of the United States as the only
combination of Phosphate and Annotated GUANOS vet
offered in really soluble FORM 1t is composed of No
Peruvian and Sombrero GUANOS, of our own impora.
on from the Chncha and Sombrero Islands and warrant.
ed free from all impurities 1t has been severely tested BY
of the most successful and intelligent farmers both
in Virginia and Maryland side by side with Peruvian Qua
no. and its superiority alone fully proved being Is pc
cent cheaper The Sombrero Guano before being added
TO the Peruvian, is rendered Immediately soluble BY
process but recently discovered and peculiarly our own
The value of Peruvian GuanO combine with this Super
Phosphate, hardly be over-estmaed important
constituent is supplied by the Sombrero which Peru
Wan does not in high degree when used Alone
Price $50 per ton Of 1000 pounds.
To those who prefer it, will be prepared to furnish
No. Peruvian and SOmbrerO GuanO direct from the Is
land. Also, Columbian, Mexican, and African Guanns
FOWLE d CO.,
Alexandra, Va.
HILL & NORFLEET
Sole Agents at Richmond, Va.
August ], 1860. 3l-w&sw4m.
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READ AND ENQUIRE.

a NY ONE WISHING TO ENGAGE IN BUSI-
"A that is respectable any in the State is in
of the beautiful and desirable towns of North
Carolina and quite profitable and requires less capital
keep up than other business that be engaged
in, be further informed application by letter 9th
erwise the Editor of the n. G. Standard, who will
form ard will give reasons for wishing to sell, Terms,
&c. Apply early.
ADVERTISER
August 81 1860. 34-wtf
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TENHE UNDERSIGNED, COMMISSIONERS FOR THE
sale of the following Valuable Property in the City
of Raleigh, in conformity with instructions, hereby give
notice:
That the first day Of January, 1861, at 2 o'clock NJ,
the premises, will offer at public SALE the Houses
and Lois belonging the leigh Female Seminary Com.
pany" situated HLLsBoRo; Street. Immediately cp-
pose the residence the late Bryan Grimes. The pro.
perry of the most desirable locations in the City,
The Houses all of which in good repair, embrace two
distinct twostory family residences and large onesory
brick bu:Idng4O by 20 feet further description Of
the property is deemed unnecessary purchasers have
full opportunity to examine for themselves.
TERNs:-Oue and two years in equal instruments with
interest from date OF sale.
T. Fl SELBY :
c. w. d. HUTCHINGS,
KIMBRO JONES, 70
November l6, 1880. 92-ts.
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Total S99, III
Which, at an average of cents per h., would
amount to 81 1888 6S.
The number of barrels Flour shipped, is 1920,
which at $500 per barrel amounts to $l5,12000.
The number boxes Tobacco, is S,804, making
1,056, $50 pounds, which, at 80 cents per pound,
amounts to 1916, O44OO-High Point Reporter.
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JOHN C. HIMSELF AGAIN.

TJNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM HIS
friends and The public, that he has gained his health,
and will continue the Auctiunerring business his newly
fiiedup establishment Hackney Pos Clohng Store.
The will be lighted up with Cas- and ranged
TO make b,th bidders and goods dTpar areH have also
made arrangements 10 ave full ie-size portrait of my
brother Chip TAKEN and will exhibit it whenever bad look
ing articles offered the contrast will be great
10 make the goods ~ pear better.
can't promise TO tdk Ike DOWgds but will endeavor,
like my namesake Bat, to speak to the point.
November Is, 1860. s2-tf
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OFFICIAL.
Department of State,
" Isu1Scror NJ n TO-

Department of State,
WASHINGTON, Nov g. 1860
Information has been received this Department from
r. j. Mahett Esq, the United States Consul General At
Florence of the DEATH the l4th October of Miss Hart
of Raleigh, North. Carolina
November 10, 1860. ~q1-m
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VILES, FISTULA, STRUCTURES, CAN
GERS Ulcers, Tuners, Scrofula and all other Dis..
OF The Skin, cured by the of DIR. Cuptnn's reped
Pamphlets, containing testimonials of the biobeS, e
acter, forwarded 10 any that may wish them Snar'
Persons wishing to test the wonder full efficacy Of H.
Coptons Remedies, must correctly describe their
giving all the particulars from its COMMENCEMENT use
ton, extent, DC" Medicines sent by mail '0'A'
}. A. CLOPTON, ND
January a. 1850. Aia
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DETwEEN THREE AND FOUR HUNDRED HEAD
ID Of Cabbage and Greens for SALE Price two cts.
piece. Apply at this office. sO-lt.
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NEW WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER ANT
Z ! i PLATED WARE.
GOLD.

GOLD.
Gentlemens' Levers,
Ladies' Levers,
Silver Levers, s>
Ladies' Watch Chains,
Vest and Neck Chains, b.
Sets Of Breast Pins and Ear
Rings,
Bracelets and Breast Pins,
Ear and Finger Rings,
Cuff and Shirt Buttons,
Collar and Sleeve Buttons,
Belt Buckles.
Armletts and Pencils,
Spectacles and Thimbles,
Crosses and Snaps.
PLATED WARE.
Ice Pitchers and Spoons,
CastOrs and Walters,
Cake Baskets and Forks,
Preserve and Butter Stands,
Table and Desert Knives,
Oyster aud Sugar Ladies,
Butter and Fruit Hives,
Fish and Pie Knives,
Salt Sellers,
Candle Sticks,
Molasses Mugs,
Tea Setts-5 pieces,
Spectacles.
/ wish the Members of III
~ .,,,. ofa-. - -. IL
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1HH1Hs II HSI OHE1s 4 OuHO1.H', wv
nR. J. A. CLOPT0N of Huntsville, Ala. treats with
II perfect success Piles. Fsiua, Tumors, &c he mas
treated old Governor Of the State the Oldest
of Montgomery. several Physicians in MobIe several
members of the Legislature and others OF SounCarona
Virginia Tennessee and Mississippi The patient is not
confined to his bed or Testimonials OF the highest
character forwarded to any that may wish them
three cent starp must accompany all communications
Address J. A. CLOPT0N, N. ID;
Huntsville, Ala.
April 90, 1860. S2-u.
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SILVER WADE

SILVER WARE.
Cups and GUblets,
Salt Sellers, Napkin Ripp,
Preserve and Sugar SpoSn,.
Sugar Sifters & Crumb Scrs'
pers,
Ice Cream & Pie Knives
Butter and Cake Kniye.
Chi!dren's knives l. Forks
C~rd Cases & Pepper Boz.
Fruit and Pickle Knives
Table and Desert Spoons
Thimbles and Tea Spoon,
Soup and Cream Ladies
Gravy & Mustard Spoon0
Pencils and Pens,
SpectabIes, Gc.
CUTLERY.
Table and Desert Knivs,
Pocket and Penknives,
Scissors and Raj
Miscellaneous.
Hair and Tooth Brushes
Combs and Guards,
Pocket Books and WaIIs,.
Ladies lie Travelling Wallets
Work Boxes,
Steel SpectacIes,
Razor Strops and Brusbs.
| French and Yankee CIocLs
Legislature and others TO call
selves. My Stock of Goods !.
rices are cheaper. Twill w,, .
what it's sold for, no PEgt.a
hes and Clocks repaired and
:. JOHN c. PALMER.
IlN.
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heanwhile NE day Won avay, ed no Vanderbilt
cams IN sight, OF rather esesisS vssdesbm mr. ne
believed shss svs<y veses Winch p~1s frs1 ius 70
rowboas discovered by oss 10 be the longer.
pecsed steamer ssdA fa'se slssm gwen Amer dinner 10
YVES suddenly discovered that there was nos bread
enough for another neal aad impending sAsv>sco be-
gan 10 make the company wish themselves ashore.
Several boats cleared and supply OF bscot 90.
tanned, but another and greater want was
discovered me supply ~ sesap had been
stopped in the morning, but ro~ even the chewing
tobacco was wanting and many "a rny heart then was
ad" At this distressrs intelligence he cry for
Sew York Several persons were sudden taken with
se,sre set fictpess oihtre remembered important On
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ANOTHER PRIZE Fcm.-Thc Ninth yard police received
information Saturday evening that prize dght in
progress in the neigbborhcod Of Gates and Lofts
lane Captain wsddy proceeded 10 the place. but before
be arrived the party had fed II asoertaned, how.
ever that the principals were two young brusers named
Delaney and Regain and IN Ave rounds had bcen fought
when the party asccrtanng that the police had been nd
viscd Of their proceedings pulled up stakes and went In
the direction Of the woods the Eighth ward Inspector
fouk and posse went in pursuit. but after spending
several hours In rutess search returned 20 hcadquar
ters about midnight
NV Can RorU-Tbe railroad track on Fhtbush
avenue, having been completed and the connections
made, cssv put In operation Saturday and run
from Fulton ferry the city line Tho track eventual
" 20 be cxtcn led 10 he village Of fatbush A. present
only four but the number will be increased
a. fast as circumstances will The are Of
the new pattern, light and airy.
Ylr.-About eleven O'Clock en- SATURDAY night Gre
wse discovered Ina wcodsned the premises Of Mr..
PeaysslI, in Spencer street, c~sr wcoshby avenue,
which vas destroyed. ne flames communicated 10 The
adjoinn ing house, occupied by Augustus p swan which
damaged the extent Of several hundred dollars
The loes fully covered in the Atlantic Insurance Com
paby. no oanso 81 the Ere was not sscertApcj.
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Police Intsllf9ence.

MAN RoBExD IN BATTER srRxET.-A man doing bust.
ness in Broadway, aud who gave his name John p.
Roes, set upon by gang Of thieves in alley woy
in Baxter street, into which he had stroed Saturday
Afternoon and robbed OF a gold watch valued at $50
One Of the scanps away with the booty and the
prevented Mr.. Ross from giving any alarm In time 10
secure the capture Of the thief Subsequently officer
Owen OF the sixth presnc arrested John Morgan alias
Manning, suspicion OF being concerned 10 the rob
berry, and officer Golden arrested James Harris and
James smith-the latter coored man, living In West
Broadway, whom he found with the watch In his pos
session Smith stated that he had advanced SIS on Il 10
person who wanted the money Morgan was locked up
for q further hearing and Smith committed for
animation by Justice Welsh on q charge OF receiving
stolen goods Afterwards the complainant, who stated be
stopped at the National Hotel 10 Greenwich street,
fessed that Roes not his real but he at the
ing the dagrsce OF having connected with adventure
on the Five Points The officers subsequently, called at the
National Hotel but ascertaned that such person as
Ross staying there which makes the facts connected
with him stll more mysterious.
Assault Win A KNyE-MAS STABBED. Under.
h Of the Eighth precinct yesterday arrested Patrick
Gnlgan Irishman, living at los Thompson street.
charge Of fclonious assault and battery Claus Tcnken
Of No Aos Broomc street. The accused the storc
Of Tienken on Saturday last and acted IN very dsor.
derby manner for which he requested 10 leave lie
refused and attempt being made 10 eject him, he, 10
alleged drew knife and stabbed Tenken In the wrist
and threw decanter at his head Justice
committed him for examination.
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THE BENICIA BOY IN THE CITY.

ID order 70 day OF quiet II the intention
Of 1cenan, stated in the HERALD OF yesterday TO
remain staten Island all day but his baggage and
thai OF Mr.. Mcdonald, his second had been brought 10
the city in the Vanderbilt, and not even a change Of
clothing had been retained by either, II was thought
bcs that both should TO New York This they did
In The ten O'Clock boat, quietly and without display the
parry being composed only OF few of the most inti-
friends Of the Boy In fact this movement was SO
privately made that generally known either on
the island the city and the consequence he
enabled 10 about here with a freedom which
would not have been allowed bad his whereabouts been
known.
Most Of Sunday was occupied In visiting intimate
personal friends Several Of the principal restaurants
where his friends were won't 10 congregao within
sroue but he made bis principal rendezvous during the
day at what known his headqusrters-the Malta
saloon the Of Thirteenth and Broadway
Herc be dhcd vc O'Clock also appeared once or
twice In the evening but with modesty that CON-
mondablc As be surrounded by crowd
discovered any MARRIED manifestations Of curiosity
tho part Of hote the room, be Immediately withdre~
Several attempted TO draw him into conversation
cernpg the fgh but he quietly turned the u Ie by say
nc that others speak for him his actions bad not
already done 90.
In regard to any ovation be is understood 70 have CT
rresse, decided objection 70 being made public lion
e has already achieved notoriety with which he 10 "a
tshed, and while be appreciates tho kindness Of his
friends, prefers 70 be allowed move quietly among
them all and n private ard social mnnrcr exchange
the greetings which they wou,d force upon him IN pab
10 ~ay. Ee ~ll probably spend today ont Of The city
retired SPOT, where be can chjoy the repoee he
roqBI.s.
sncodlets 10 sayhai bis friends AL appear delighted
al be arrival, and az ia custom Of tho ago 70 give
vent 70 scch emotions with q mans pointed towards
he bolton OF gsss, We believe there s nota misolc
syst % pulars the city who, whenever The name CT
John G. Hecnsn yesterday mentioned, did net end
b % hands a. boy a. . heart could sh.
n. b.to Of ibe das retired soon AFTER nne o'cocs
the evenng-as VAS generally scppceod 70 biz rooms a,
"a. ksic Tous' tsl II fesi y v he hcust 90 blend
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Military News.
OUR MILITARY GUESTS.

The Chicago Zouaves, after their unparalleled drill in
front Of the City Hall Saturday last escorted to
the Large House, where they were mmptuously enter
tanned by the officers Of the Sixth regiment In the
ing they visited Laura Keene's theatre. announced
that they would attend divine service at Trinity Church
yesterday but for unexplained they did not
carry out their original intention. During the day
many of the zouaves visited Hoboken, Staten Island
the Central Park and High Bridge On their return to
the city they expressed themselves highly satisfied with
the hospitality extended TO them by our citizens.
This afternoon at three O'Clock, they propose, the
weather is favorable, give exhibition drill in Madi
con square, when and startling evoutons will be
performed. space fifteen feet wide running entirely
around the square the outside walk will be reserved
for their No company will escort them to the ground
This evening the Zouaves will be entertained at the
fargo House by Company H, Sixth regiment Capt. Ber
nard Schwartz
Company c, Thirteenth regiment (Natonal Grays),
Capt. j. s. Morgan, are to receive and entertain the
Zouaves in Brooklyn tomorrow. The Grays meet them
At their quarters Centre Market New York at nine A.
their respects TO the Hon. g. s. Powell Mayor Of Brook
lyn and the Common Council after which they will
coed East New York TO give the Zouaves opporuni
ty TO 60 through with their excellent drill.
There two three inaccuracies In hasty
port OF the lcnaves drl on saturday last which we take
out that strictly known the uave tactics Of which
Hardes tactics Is modification. Again, when speaking
OF the drill the loadngs and rngs intended
vey the es that We have several companies In the First
division that excel the Zuuaves II their performances
Saturday be fair criterion Of their abilities. In al
udng their movements in dressing" ranks IL should
have read In our report that the Zonaves were unne
sarly slow.
1t has been enormously stated that Captain Ellsworth
the commandment OF the Zouavcs received his military
education at West Point He acquired his military pro-
Hcency by arduous study and practice In the drill
and the ned. As a commanding officer he has
cellent voice, true military appearance and doubt
would be a most excellent officer bona Gde combat
FUsILTERs.
The Ninth anniversary OF the Irish FusilIers Sixty
ninth regiment, will take place 10 at Emmett
Grove, New Jersey. The Fusers and their guests will
be conveyed thher in the steamboat Isaac ~ Seymour
and barge, which have been chartered for the
II is expected that the Emmett Guard Of New Haven,
whose honor the grove has been named will be present
as the guests OF the Fusiliers.
COMPANY J, sIxTY-NTNTH REGIMENT.
COMPANY J, Of the sixty ninth regiment bonorcd their
commandment, Captain J. II. Nugent, at his house in
Prince street. with serenade by full military band;
the conclusion Of which the Captain made his appearance
and thanked his command for the compliment paid him.
An impromptu collation. closed the ceremonies Of the
occasion.