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The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-16

the terminus of our State railway system.
Also permanent fertilization at Delaware
city. =
"Let the Union men Of the State then
without distinction of party, buckleon then
armor and 60 earnestly into the contest
1t is not a party matter, as far as old par
ties are concerned. New parties have
formed and men are now taking sides with
the government or with the rebels. Let
every Union man, whether he be Wing or
Democrat, array himself earnestly on the
side of his country now, and in future his
children will not have to lament the dis
grace of being the sons of tory. Every
school district in the State should be
thoroughly organized, weekly meetings
should be held in the school house of the
district and the best local speakers that
can be procured should be present to ad.
dress the people upon the important issues
now before the country.
Let the work be Immediately common
ced and earnestly prose to the day o.
election. If this is done, as it should b.
we know that the people of Delaware vii
sustain the constituted authorities of thei
country in maintaining the integrity Of thu
constitution and laws. Let the battle or,
be Smithers for the Union, the Constitu
ton and the Laws and down with JEFF
Davis and Delaware ally Chas. Brown.
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-16
FOR CONGRESS,
Nathaniel B. Smithers,
4 of Kent county.
ATTENTION COMPANY !

AT length we have the pleasure to announce that
the members Of Co. 9th Regt. Del. Vols. will be
paid off, and that the paymaser will visit us for that
pepose tomorrow, (Saturday.J
The officers and men ofsaid Company are therefore
requested to assemble at Ewing Hotel in this place
on Saturday the 18th inst, at / o'clock, at which
time You will present your discharges Those who
have been unable to obtain them will be furnished
with them by calling me, either before or at the
time above Indicated. d. j. LAYTON.
6eorgetorn, Del, Oct. 16, '63. Capt Co. b
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-16
PARTY DRILL.

We made few remarks in our last issue
on this most interesting subject. 1t is of
sufficient Importance to engage the atten-
ton of every honest man in the country.
In Republican--indeed, in every Rep
resentatiye Government parties must ne
cessarily exist; and it isapparent, that cor
ruption must, to great extent, creep into,
and iniuriously affect all parties. The
ton. Office holders, to strengthen their hold
tendency ofparty strife is towards corrup-
on office, and Office hunters to obtain office,
''the outs against the ms; and the ms
against the outs" resort to every device to
strengthen their claims to popular favor.
The members of the parties respectively,
are appealed to with earncstness, to main
tain their party principles-to restrain
their party candidates-and to restrain, OF
prevent defections from their party-or,
in other words-to "shoot off deserters.
The object of all this is quite apparent-tc
maintain party ascendancy.
The mere partizdn-is a pest to any state
or society. The man who sacrifices pr'i''-
ciiple to pdgty-and merges the patriot into
the partizan--is ready, at all times-Ar
mold like-to sacrifice his country-ane
all that man, and the friends of Freedom
hold dear-to secure the triumph of hi
party-and thus to secure his own selfsl
interests-or promote his unhallowed am
bition.
But there are such things as principle
and patriotism, and we are fain to believe
that the great mass of the people-thos
plain, straigh forward citizens-who vii
lingly pay their taxes, and support tn
government, without ever looking for, o
expecting to hold Office, are honest in thei
iateptions-they at all times desire to d
right-and if ever they do. wrong-it
through mistake-or the wiles and wilfu
and wicked misrepresentation and design
of profigate politicians. M
To give point and direction to thei
several remarks-we say, that in this grei
struggle for National life-which the Fee
eral Government is waging against IL
: wicked rebels of the South-there is som
7 thing like principle involved. Patriotism
I principle-and duty, lie on one side or Il
other. To our apprehension, patriotisr
principle, and duty lie wholly on one sid
. and that is on the side of the FEEDER
. Government. The Loyal Union mt
: of the Loyal States have the right Of Il
e question, fairly, and fully on their sid
The reason why "Copperheadism," al
> the Negro-Slaye-Loying, Sham Democrac
+ exists--is simply because the leaders
E this most infamous, and corrupt party
!. manage to keep their party together--b
u and through fraud, falsehood, and Par
= Drill. ls 3.
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-16
ELECTIONS.
ELECTIONS.
PennsyIyania and Ohio stands by
the Union.

AS we go to press we hear the cheering
news of the Pennsylvania and Ohio cleo
tions, both States giving an overwhelming
majority for the Union Candidates. Penn
sylvania retains Andrew G., Curtin in the
Guberpatorial chair by majority of about
$4,000, While Ohio sends dashing over
the wires the glad tidings that her noble
State is redeemed from the clutches of
Valapdighamism, by majority of about
100000, for Mr.. Brough the Union Can
didate for Governor. All hail to the Key
stone and Buckeye States
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rg- Thursday the 26th day of Novem-
Der has been set apart by the President of
the United States, as day of Thanksgiv-
ing. We hope it will be duly observed.
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Cute; h. Gsotu4fu Roehc'efs btuSo rsrHsorfs, Curs,
Ma aa..er Kew -lork WAh Gi-feae. -. Lguisi fsiIe
Azeaarro cabs Louis Wscg.l Ia a ]. Westhornes,
10 e. IAf,ruis; John ko4scy, IA u hAscLLnd, New
Dream. Ch-ales. y. o.. l. M-iucai. y. -. Or.s ets
LADY ana infant Cal Jules GHroi lacy So infant
Nf. All Af.. L. Curdt end chiid4rD H0Tiot Ar, job
Ro.rr. hal y. Y: II kohn, N. i. Joopn NouusTcbi o.
asle lnsf Lgdw steur Gel iisrroh aeir Cal Dus
STA Cal kdve. III seated. Lima tcTnsss seht!.iE
Lima; Ad Rolsue - athIEon, b1siay k4fc hLol Col
csso Nic.or Aeuin, al Louis klsmAan. n ssin j.
1a-hirmer, =. Y. aua Othsrs ~ si"-Tsss. Iosl III
Ia .Gdn.tatp h0anose for batanaJohn Cost Aheri Az
n4ua Manuel AsasDfs Aensio Fs-eidS Aa'ogso hinaI'
A. loys.S a. PeSb. Mg AslaAcluo Fails hslts and three
rtidr.p s. H. Smith r. Mercer J. H. rinth. j McFsf.in
ana We Phiip Dfugsin j. tefsuson, j. A. CosnE JsoOO
O.tls AID others a the si.eTA.-.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF HEw-YORK.........MAr 30
enrrd.


se.rshiqs-Rosnose. Drew. Hsvtns. Lnilsn. Frineler
Co. Locust Point fTeach New Orleans, q. D. CROMWELL
CO.. Mstsuzsi, L....ssDg r.w.OTeaHs Potomac, Hon
nan Portland H. h. Cromwell 90.
Si,smeIs-Ssyoi. M0tt. "sshnson' J. Thompson, Cum
Fbir.-Heputlis tBrenl) Schmidt, Bremen Unksr L Co
Samuel Ku.fel WiachsN Hong hong, a. A Low, Bro. 4
Co C-roiinr Nisfnj S,uckcr Singapore, ID. o. 4 W Is.
Bscon Gen Mcclellan Trs.k Liverpool, TiasI Dearborn
victory Burs!ey Liz rpOo Davi6 ogden Colneccu tbf J.
siedd,-. Liverpool IhOs Richardson Col Aaron. Bar
ksr L!,espOol, noNA1d Fighinsbsrui Empire STATE,
birg1 Liverpool, b. 4. hiug.lsnd sutton co CiJ ei
BYooLlvr Waite, Liverpool, Nrfnfh Sohsi SeyasiSpo,
Bs,k.-CouIs.r, GIiifu DCb'iD Calvin Adams; Meteor
(Bs) street, Gloucester, Ma J. JACKSON o. r. ho'ie
fPr1 tostar IeriCrn, Chamberlain Phe'ps; Aus (sp)
A,ougro. Lns PslHss, Csaary llanes rch.EorTis Co
J.hn Grfu lBtl. Caass. Havana W " Russell pro 9
Co Alnoler LsmIbef CaIdcnss Il. i shennani Zcculon
DBL Cfo.,ey, 3 Johp. n b. T. J. Nevius SOM Absi-
deem Cochran Philadelphia, II. T. Buck Co.
Ehss-W. 4. RogeIs tBrl Crosby. kingston ia, Boyd
c.; nsuucio Dutcbl. fohIooler. Curc Goa Dlvl.s
Kentucky, Coofse, Csrieuas, "slsh f'ef Lhs.e al
IL tBrl shsckinrd, Hes.sdios BIe,i, Son Co.; q. L.
Bucku an, Bucki.an. Eiizabetlport.
Set oonesH W BeAsdc.. Ellis, Ws'hinston. Van Brunt
Sa.1ti j h. Hine. Iunson WefAingt1 Van Brunt q
sght sunset Sterling Warrington, Merrill Abbott St.
Lucas Barnes. ChArettoNn Mas, w = Brown q %.
F9undbrOot, Perry, Bottom. w. ). Brown Co.'S NJ. Il.
goTuells Reed IT. Monroe. Bentley Smith Co Morning
glat (Btl Cuspyi ChsiIoetOwn L. J.. g. IL Jfunibuli
A. H. Partridge IL 1n.an mstauOfo. BlIdr Volunteer
fgrl Holmes Aus Cages ID. X. Dew0l; Prince Corsort
Grsf. an Dr. Langley St. Johns n f., u. f. Small, Pic
nser (BI.) McDonaId. Pns"a.h, Z. II. Ttumbgii L. a
Daylss Thomp.on, Wilmington, Van Biunt slaght' A.
H.ston Kysn " ashnglog Nan Brunt Saghti a mira j..
Kelly Washington, Bebt.e Smith Co yorktown Wos
Am Wa,biptu u. Meuin 4 Abbott; \ N Smith, Lifoum
HagrsT, Merrill Abbott, 5 Buoknaser. Lingo, Fred
80 ~ Ingars; Angeiue H1 Portland. J. H. HAv.land
Newton, Gsodseu, Boston, J. O. Dayton Co.
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nailed American ship Jn let Trundy bound r. May lat ~
lon 80 .sn.lsd Easlsh brig s'na Eass 0o''
roe by very largo eeiegs, ono being er,o' 's'
mountain. -, ., L., , n
FdlA v. G o;hue ~ YGnoith ". 81, Besscr sslins,
p. r, M 3 isrrto tho' Jan"~ ~ l., ,.u.., "a
Bs ygdaI tNoL), Lsen. sayenset 20 days ballast 70
1is Union OIL Smith, Con~sli.. Ms, 10 days po'a-
co.ts 0rrnen, Mnturn Co Had hssvy w; s. W: to W.
Cro,,e6 the Bank, 10 lat - -rd .av no ice.
Bhs G. o. BuEpg Bargo sherman Trinidad 20 day.
spok. brig Open Sea. from Cienfuego. for Boston
Bs Jan Kid..On tBL) CiaTs. Lisssn day" coal 70 D.
r. Pew0lf
sch C,elone, WEIGH Port Roy. II days ballast TO B,osn
Co. sailed u cSmP.Sy VIA ,.h,. Su of chisscs.Ss
Had lsht n. wiod.ihs vince passage
Schr Lady Adams Neal Providence, ballast
Schr DisdeIn, Ludlsn. Boston days, ballast a.. 4,
Scir T.. Paine "a. Allen. Provinoesown days. n'h 70
scsr zum.. L.mp.on, NswH,ven for Elirab.thpOrI
Sehr. CESSNA, Jolsn'on, Bfdgepoft; ballast c,,,n.
Sehr Wreath, Crandall Mscnias days lnmoefte oiuP'
schr NJ 3 Partridge, Hi-. Providence, ballast.
Schr. John Rugss., fGnum, Calais days fHno'' !"
Schr L. A. B.ye, B.y,.', Boston, md's for Washing
schr White Cloud. Lov,a, Washington, D. C.. days
bal Last.
Schr. Sumaisstt, Lopez, virgins bahsk
Schr. NimroJ. Dou, Virgins ballast.
s.hr. Yves, Wind, Burnett. Baltimore coal
sehr El,, and cathane, Ballard Eleu'hsra 10 days
apples g. j. E1es.
srLr FIy Towns,n5 Townsend. Providence.
sehr. Union Hall. Rncklsnd dsy, line.
sonr. UrbannS, Teal Rondoui fof Boston.
Schr Ann n SstsT F.h W.fehsm dsys pails 10 Parker
Mill Co.
Schr Hickman Dickeuon. Virginia day., wood.
seEr. J. Trlry lnman. Nifsinis , days bsllat
Sohr Isaac Hnckiey Leayitt A-IsndriA dsJ' ballast
schr J. L. Lane Howard Georgetown, u. C., coal
sehI. Wave, French, Virginia, wood.
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Arrived.

gt.ssr Albany IT, g uausporil. Lewis Eewbern, ~ C..
16,h ipst ta.. 20 Il. s. QnaTteImGster
Steamer aIce ~. tIsuspoil Daley Washington ID
{ as tonr,, Lsl sst 10 u. S. q .srteiinartsr
!.enmer Empire Hunter, Washington 30 hours, ndse TO
Jas. Hand. -, O., 49, :, n MI.
bGlsst to Lopez kiIGpsttek. -, -,
5tesfn.r Decatur o. & trans portl, Fargo. Washington, via
Fortress Monroe a. 4 Qusr cTfnadeT. 49,
steamer j. H. Thomson. McCabe. baltimore mdse TO WIN
Daz,H. M, ~,
steamer LAUREL Chhtopher Baltimore. mdse to VIM. D''
eel
Phisdelphs, nd'e. to Lopez
hlfLpsUich nj,
stsararl tea Gull Kenny, Providence ma'e. t. Edward
Il. Lner.
steamer Ann Eliza Richards Phiadephia md'e to Jane
Iiasd.
Steamer s. r. Phelps, Brown Philadelphia md'e to J.
4 y. LH9.x. A
steamer Pleueponi Green PhiAdepAiS, Hd'o to J. N
Bsisg@ IL
ssautug c. Pien,p Gibbs, Boston % hours WIN snip
Thatcher MaRoun IN t.w. ~.
,hip Ds figne Ana) Gar,uveh CardG 3, days Goa V
or isi hy ~ lat - "a. lou Ld -, slgAf sip
hJ'"of" May a. lot 81 10. Ion. % 80 fIOLS emp ''F
ai s''iy' 'fpA Jamaica Tor B0sisD. tr., o.
5lp i1s cher MGg,un BateG Boston ~ hour '""s'' "
piau . 40 tow Of stsamtug q. PirisOE. 49,
bIh Jele Alice (T Of sutde sLdl iiazhIl i'Gau'hu'y
80 day. ballast 70 order He'd strong W. and J" '" fAs
Ine bants iC,b Inst lat - o. Ion ~ 80 spose 'f 'of
'bsw " lIartrpol o. aays shrls iof o" lave" "
well lsh, IT. ~ % Ion s. y pssstd nne lge !,ei,.
BsIk Marco Poo (breul 0erdss bremen 80 ahy' 80
sHd 80 psa " OaHels Meyer May sl ~ .SD' -" "s
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Gcpartnersbip Hotifcs.

AISSOLUTION.-Tbe Firm OF A. u. JE-
IL ROME Il Go i->this day DISSOLVED by motu al con
seut Either partner viii sign the name Of h. hrm IN
liquidation A. q. JEtomE'
Now. York June I, 1863 A. q. JEROME, j. .
CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PARTNER
~ SHIP-Ths IL to certify that We whose names ne
sereray undersigned, are DESTROYS Of forming LiH"'o
Partnership and.
F61. That the firm under which such Partner
ship IA to DO conducted 10 JEROME. KELLOGG,
COMPANY.
Second Th.. the s.psr Of the business INTENDED
be transacted by such Partnership the buying aud selling
Of Corporate. state. and Government Securities.
ThTd That 'hs nance OF all tho general and ipeeia ps[
psr, Ia the said Copan sfshp follows: ADDISON w.
JEROME H., JNu KELLOGG, ADDISON q. JEROME,
jr, JOHN CONDIT. HENRY FITCH, md GEORGE W.
YER vALiN. That the said Johu Kellogg, Addison o. Je-
ron. junior John A. Condi and George WVer V.u al OF
OF NswYok ard Henry Fitch, who,e residence IN the
Town OF Bergen County Of Budson ADD State a New,Jsrey
general partners and that the said Addison u Jerome
senioI who.s place Of residence 10 in the CITY CT Newforh
aforesaid. II special partner.
Fourth That the amount Of capital which the said special
partner has contributed to heommon stock OF the said Fart
nership IL Oue Hundred Thousand Dollars
Fun That the period at which the said Partnership IL 70
commence 10 the first day Of June. Thousand eight
bunored and ait and the period at which said Par
nsrshp 10 70 tslps,s the hityr.t day Of Nay Que
thousand esh haAdfed and st1tJsr.
As witness ouf hands day OF May, one
thousand eight hundred and slIty-,hiee.
eixnsd, JOHN KELLOGG.
ADDISON q. JEROME, junior.
JOHN A. CONDIT,
HENRY FITCH.
GEORGE w. YER VALIN,
General Psrtn-rs
ADDISON q. JEROME. senior,
Special Partner
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COURT CALENpAR-THs DAY.
supRYnT CoUHT-GESHRAL TERH.-Adlournedt

%.dnesIsy. June s.
SUPFrifg CoCHT-CiRcUIT-PaT l.-NOs. 2DJ7i
n t,,. ~ lCt 2s5- ZC11 2C1l 1e73 9t.1 20 2,5
3, 2fs8 a. .ta7 2efg cCll. .f93 2oa5 f.r ii -Ncs
r. ESQ -. 1..4 ..-t, ~, zls-, Z,, <So 80
no sfg. e4af ,sss &c. cfe c--C. cf. / % iil
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b. 2152, iiiJ 7aOt -, SO. ioil. 80. 1872, lo-e
SUPREME COUET-NFIcIAL TTRM.-Nos- = 6,
Ill ". 10 u. u. 10. H. "a. y. 20 Of Demurrer.
SUPERIOR CoURI-Par, l.-NOs 49, 1899, 2iJJ,
ts7 2es 2gi 1855 2537 1858 2jll, KS, 2+1 80. <d
h3i zza3 1859. rs. zjI Psr li-Ho. l59l l2io 1910
~ ~ 100 -, l4y4. $50 i7iI 2 1cl@ 43 H. ~
COURT OF CoNNOS PLEAs.-PaTt l-NOt. BIO,
bel SO 3s7 ~, 1874 2ls3 2lf6. 2i52 Par: II-Nos =
bss, 80, 1914. 1863, i757. 100. 2lJi 2i.S
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AniIrd.
bort Waroens' Nolltc.
STATE OF EsV YoaK.

STATE OF EEg. YoaE.
PoVr-WlEpES. OFFICE No. 100 Wal-sti
NOTICE II hereby gwen, M accordance with
section OF tho Act passed. Apr IT, 1851 entitled An
Ac, TO RsoTssnzs ts WzTdens Ogcs OF The Port OF view
y. 10 All p.f.on. tnsre.ed in having charge o. thu
,,h, n.,trr Of rgch 10 gury sIsn4nson or survey a
p, ve.sls are now under examination by the Fort
sdsn, aud That tie 'aid survey. or 'Ishson' w Dc
"a u i,in ten aaJs IsIt succeeding this notice. Oh
hoard .sia vessels mn, ~ n
Ship ~ y " -
BfF Aria
mot boat Jaues 10 80 l.. ~
G. n. BRAMHALL, Pfc~ideai
J. srG', HEHHiSIV, secfatary.
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passensefs Arrived

In oGr Ilip AibGsy (r,l ,t-te'H at - j. Aorr!son,
nI = ). Vo.., Cspt 7 Ho..lnsoD 5tn H. ! Cap Cecil
I.y ah ia. Lent ALtou A. Clay, dol Lieut. at.ca A
AM s5 y L. Cav. u a. kyal, Acting En.ner5 siea'n'i
-res L. - Lieut. Thee. Elu T. D. Lieut. h. J. Jhns
ION sch " y Lieut.; r.. Cullen do ]. - bgfyc. Gasp
lain ala y. ~ =. sander, Af.. G. 81 habdoh hi'. H.
v boet4se', 4nt - tesgen.
saa lsay Cspt ). frlde kobeT; Counshsu, j. N'fdsA
J. Miller
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1868. -, Tile l!.i.., =, - 1868.


VITA Its connections forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
From NRw-loRK To rHK PRINCIPAL WESTERN CITIES.
Seven trans daily from N.w.iosk 10 Philadelphia, VIA
New.JefseY and Camden aud Amboy Line.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY TalS
ROUTE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT OF CoURrLANDr-Sr. -
BY way OF Phiaaslphia the morning pa'ee rs eavs New
York al w. time ohsr oues evening passengers
at ?. m, Que hour later than other ines.
BY OF Allentown, evening .a,sepger eaVe ~ y. ,u
arrive the time Northern nes In Cnic,so ana an
ponis in the NorthMes, Cresinc lndianapos Loni've
st Louis. Cleveland. Columbus Cineinna' ana All n~n
points West, with fewer changes OF cars ,,n,,,t. A..
se.p,rg Cas- without change from Phtlade phia 70
Pittsburgh $50 miles aud New iotx TO ftls0uisn ~" ~
Smoking aud SAlooa Cars or all tsn~
Bas.age cL-rke. throssh Transfers free
S.r,re lTIcke.. GOOD uniil used by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION r,,.,...
Tbs pern.vlvnua Genital Company fuus ~ I"tsn5
A..or,,,i,p Line VIII oh aft 'rds soniisfuio vuo y.
rave. TO parties moving westward al oDs-HA'' VIC
OF fare. pPrrGUTs
r. i. route Heights OF all descriptions Eau be iofwMdsd
"a "A MON any point the Kaiiosas o. Ohlo hrhncys
70 49, ~, Iluos Wisconsin. Iowa or Missouri. by KALI
Do 40 nIEC port tao Slsable rivers o the
VI bs st.arnrrs tom Ptishrrsh. .
b s,e of Fiisht and from any point In the West By
M wanna Central Railroad al all tunes 50 iayoaoe
arret BY R4llcsd Compsnies Merchants and
topes ptfusung the transportation OF ther Freight 70 this
Company can rely with conliele On ia speedy transit
LIVE SPOCh.
Farmer, aud Dealers Ia Live Stock via nd his most cd
route ards, well N@itrsi AID sup
p.d with every convenience have been opened tnis limo
and IT, cauLoc.1us attention Is paid 10 tasr wAt
Frou .ri-bnrz wtee wi De found every FOR
fedu. and resting chricc offered II the thlbAuEL-
PhIA NEW{oRk and nAlIlAioRE hAEh ,.,os,Ho...
No / Aston House. aud Nc. South Wiliamss
MCDONALD bisOEoss' I"'s ct Neat Rssrv.D,,cs.
eNocH LEWIS General So p.rintes denS AltoepA Roh
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YoUYG MEMS LITERARY ASSOCIATE,


TwrsTy.SKooyD WaRDThe fist reunion Of the Twenty
Second Ward Young Mems Literary Association held at
Grammar School No t. in West Forty seventh street. near
Eighth Friday evening Wilson B"rryman A. b. pre-
siding delivered the opening address The exercises were
follows:
Grafton, Northern Vslor George Q. A: Rose Poem,
Chs-se Of the Light BHde Eugene Litte1 Grafton he-
trbuve Justice John Rorke Grafton, Silver Lining to
thsp Rrpubic-ka a. O. A. Rose. r. Aiton-Neg W
Waters j. O'Rorke; Essay, The Two Races OF Men VIM
3. Coughtry; Poem Jhe Battle of Trenton Arthur NJ lee
A. g.. Defamation, Everett the War, Robert Alton
Dec.sna alton, BackW God, Lawyer, Henry n Wayne.
There largo sudonoo, who were well compensated
fer he presence the manly performances OF the speaker
cash whom covered himself with glory. The refining IN
6urnoe If such reunion tbs hsshe effect Of making tno
citizens the THeDysecoud Ward ong for the next one
FEsTvAL.-The annual May festival OF The ~.
Joseph Catholic Acsdcy Brooklyn e. d. was celebrated
city Thursday evening at Union Hall The enter
proved very pleasant occasion TO the largo mum
be- Of spectators and scholars who present The insu-
ton 10 In 6ouIshins condition
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Excursions.
Ms TO CONEY ISLAND.-The

EXCURSIONS to CONEY ISLAND.-Ihe
T. O.. on the COSEY IsLASD and bROOALiN
ilAITROAD COMPANY every SIX minutes rom fulton
d sbio. Ferries, brooklyn connecting A. city Ine Win
csrs Grrent,d Grvs.end Shs'pho.d Day a'a N'"e'
I.l.ud. Brook yn, May 20, lJgJ ,,,,
mo THE COAL FIELDS OF PENNSlLNA-
NIA-riek.ts thsse Icnf,ious arc now ot sale Al
a., ofic. Of the CENTRAL RAILROAD tOhfANf or
NEW.JrRsRY FOO, Of CUurtlant-st New-fok Ter de-
riop OF the routes snd further Information Apply a. 'be
one loot Of Cour,aud.st or u IL 7. BALDWIN, Gene
raj exit Agent, No 80 NaIlh
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No PisEsr, NEv YoRE. Nay 1853.
COMPREHENSIVE undersigned have
~ formed co.partnsrship under the hrm Of ELLl0rI
co. They offer their services in tue MANAGEMENT or
ESTATES Ia the Of Money In the purchase and
sale ofRea Estate Stocks Bonds hor,sasos Note. and every
cs Of fiscal Securities. They propose TO d, Gsnesi Com
mission business IA every class OF property bought and od Oh
oou.tnssion. HENRY II. ELLIOTT.
HENRY II. ELLIOTT, iL
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Receipts OF Produce.

NAY 31-1s,,o0 bbs Flour aos bbls Whitky, 100 bbls
Corn Meal. 10 bag Corn Nest IA coo bush Wheat
bush Corn buh Data 200 ptsl Provisions go Pks'
Butter, 1900 pigs. Pc, oleum, 26O7 Pkg Lard % Pkss
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HE p!AlnilA tues cal taln Ol blrk Manuel Oliz,
sue q ppttcn O4ksuhs szve.s. On arriving Wy0sh
The Coast conjen usd by thu tEssh
government, snd the captain "a li. vile .r mad tncg
way The osptsiu bIu this suit The TO
sec5ytI : 80 % expense OF returning Ii
y~aivi the uia tL-i TIE ceqau guosI Olne uGe
81 The defendant admits ovuer-hp Of bzf. bot
Seue he hsbity the JuTs rendered yeraict ioI sae
blribtH.
" W Nss and Nstlsnei Eie-, for plsiotif 3. y. Saw
ys,. tor tie cs!Cu1ant.
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The rsns for fair TO good refining Cidlo!c alss
Of SA bht Including Nsw-OTeaos, Al 4aOic, aud Cube
It. @Ilc Refined In moderate demand at stesGy rs'
-fSKflhr carke 10 less active. and is heavy sa.s Il
80 ~ 81 ( 8. ioI Western.
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snpERrnR COnRT-MAr 20.

NOTICE TO IHE BAl.-sPECIAL AID TRIAL TLHN.
On and after Monday. jane |, no action VIII te
ed D. tie Court uuies the uepoyaphes fee hls been
tac. kOBI. ID. LlfI&-SiU On, Ni-fE.
SPECIAL TERN, NAY 3o-B-iore Jasiics MosELi-
Ellzur Hall agt. Hervey u. kly.-Motion 10 BET
ID cO.ts denied, with ~ costs