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betanntlid fir Die 6arbt9en benubt, wel6e Die
3te9ierung u1terbdlt, uno aud bon ibnen be-
bUut. 9aielbe lit in Der porSitgli6ite1 Orb
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nit QrpBer @eI6idli6fet unO Icuratehe, Die
ibm ale gbre ma6t, ms 9euti6e iIberieBt.
0Iiielbe puroe in Baltimore nit ltirmiiben
NppIuu5 begriBt unb od au6 Die Be-
iebuua fir beute Abeno Die pprSi9lt6Ite 1T, Die
oieie5 5tad ienlal5 finoen fam, 10 ipate fem
IbeaterfreunO Oieie @ele9enbeit nnbenilbt pprz
tber geben laIien.
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g~rbpIum9Spldb 10 mobIbetannten 8art I'M @npe
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Dem Der Baltimore Slrnperein nebit QieOertafel,
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@eorgetOmn Surnperein, Iopie DIT Georgetown
6lrmonie : @eiangperein mitpirten meroen.
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3u MAIDEN, mar Die Nufgabe oe8 arrangements
Gomjtes uno e3 lit teinem 3pejfel u%nterporfen,
9a6 Oleie 5elli6teit Der 8naIeffect Der 9at3en
SALON iejn miro. Darum, 4lt unO Sung, auf,
iOlb' Elm Set 9iebt3 njdt ale Sage unO Die
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Der Waibin8tOner 9urnrerein madt ieinen 8rsunSer
uuo rem p~erebrten publifuni t~bertaupt bic ~ersebtne Iii.
;stle, GAG or dm D(rnta5 80. Wlt Elm Die Nic IN benz BEN
gSdTbiuatcn puttituin ais Grbrlungocrt 10 rCbt betlnnter
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{ inc R5teu ure Anfrengunien ibeuen. eieles 5eft GUM
fb6pfea eteier Sdtlun at ma hfn, Gin hdbree eeutlhee
8~oltSfef, mp i'd Sung mo gilt Ito augenebal as n6sIt4 anu.
Hrtu lDuen-
Der Baltimore Eurnseretn nebf e~ieeertafel Ter Irirr
Gellravergiu opn 8ltttmrr', Der 9tprgetrwn 1nrnpereir
une gecrletpru 9armente ge iln8cerein mereen bur6 ibre
geas ruart, he lie 70 freunbltd naren uns SuSaia9en, GENT
aiftw ent1 gum aa9eneineu Sergnuaea une @rbtiternne cei
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rem 6elptdg 81 ubr.
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Bon 3 Bic 4 lbr 9roBeS SD Iutrrrea
5 Ibr cabnenl6ids uuo onhere SeIHitignn9sIpt
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u Ser ben rteu dueefubrteN v 0cttdttcneU pureen tte bod
Fen HGot lten 3 horpen, ipple bic bur anpeieneen Mtt9lte
rer rer oeut1ben Sper etuBslIber.
Nl1p aui! sivt6 etner 0Stterpaneerune nah benz pdrf.
scr. Qcais 8eper. ter fregnglt6e @ige, thllaer nirh aus
Fube nub seller cas- Bette aufhihen.
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Observation-Disclosures,
0ritter g. Siltritt BON Warplano.
y aGtimore, rs. ptai |!

Baltimore, %. Dtat 1864.
28ir nIadpen 5ielmi betannt, bab na6Itebeuoe 8erIo=
men, tpeldbe I'M 5. @cn9re6bitrft bon Dtarplano ausle=
boben ppreen iparer, aus beisefi9teu @riiupet eriuirt
purben:
Saccb Yatlerion, II. g6aro, untauoliG 6 Mab(ou
Price, 10, Iossetauft; Sas 9umes, IL, untausIib; Sac
As,rS. ia big, IL, iibers Mlter; geniantin g8atets. IL,
DO: Daois Boots, IL, DO; g8m @n to, farbig, /, unz
t1n9Il@; abolpb Sennett, II, lcssetauft Ing Gbares,
10, untalt9lu3 3bomas .@agan, II, DO; sVIlt Steeens
ION, IT, 1teats einen Subhituten; g8m $ stcrris, IL,
tailfte itb los; Snc s Coleman, L., bp; @bas g~Ee6r6ape,
ttelte etHen SubftitIten; Gbparb Gpaulcinq, 10, CO;
9Sm Is 2beiee, TO-, DO; Gas DamIpn, fcrbiq, Is, DO;
Sno VI %Eau9blin, 9, u~ntaaSli6; 3nD DenpS, 9, faufte
lt9 log; Ilbert Carroll. fareig, IL, irrtbimlt6 einrpllirt (;
SaS Trtce, 10, DO; &bos 8 SulbinIcn, IL, faufte Ib
los; 5 8 Wi9bt, IL, DO; @ha8 Garpal, IL, DO; 6enrp 8
6lte, 10, untousliG; Gsm Sbulee, 10, Nidtburser; s
S'@cnnor, 9, untI .9lud 0ob Bennett, 8, ftelte eiuen
Subitttuten; Gepis 2cntenberg, 10, taIfte Ip los; u .
scott IL, untauSIiG; FPil Saptsr, 10, DO; G6os 2eoz
narr, 9, Ri6tbiirSer; 9pepb Slafe, II, untausli6 Gbps
cunningham, II, DO; y s Mcclellan, IL, faufte lt los;
SauIes Otcytell, 10, uutau8Iia; 9iib 6preman, far6ls,
10, epi Sno 4nterIon, II, Ulcers alter; 5reo 9uc9eii, II,
untauSlt1; Sol u 2ufsr, iibsr5 Glitter; Sam barren,
Iaretg, II. uutau9ItG; 3no y 6etI4, IL, DO; rs Seilt=
TEL, II, Hidtbiir9er;. 9no Bed, IL, Ulcers alter; s. "
2SarFelp, 10, taulte i9 los, IS s Sqicn, II, DO; 1bps
&aqlpr, II, 70; GtcS @pmu, farbts. IL, uutausliG
utI4ael S9tpine, IL untdusli9 6rancie Suahss, IL,
'1utte ttb les; SaueS u 6usbes, IL, DO.
.sla. &eoppIc Siumenberg,
..e sy YrotpBmari9aa unb
Rrdiicent be6 @inrOliruMgs=9parb.
a. GSilIiaM SSroofs,
@tnrolirunge=%@ ommilIdr.
SbpmaS s. M1urcudb,
tUA) Arit oe5 @inrcuirunS5=S pdre.
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Oar6 Jteser meter ~Serbtneert. tonnte o. iees tlr DOnuers.
ta5, ben 26. Wtlt q SetinOiSte 5et ni1t a6o staIten ptrreu
nnS TT pafetbe 1uf
WttttlpO6, BEN 1. SUM-,
onberannlt mrrhen. 0a ole pa,auf bs Isl DEN anprtnun.
esn 10 9ettrtten wprbsn fine, btuteen Mnlsr uGen In ,.per
@ap1a98 teee9nen gu t6nuen, aut tas W u Sc rps
10 ,S ~ 70 : 2enr y fur tteisa das ~terer ssUrn.
9eu1J, e'nem 'ebt saPlr,i&en 9. iu5 entsrse9. lsben an : r.
) aah ~" II % me- H. AIS ais aug IN @"dita't apf i&ietluuiss Safe
a~uteetted' ietn ntrc, no. Detientse, melhtr bic me,H. n III q
l9teBi' eLntn llbtr 'en BE te ais Yreis erbatt
NS. Soate aud an eteism Sa5e un9un 4i1ss 80 tier hte
z stunt bic 5etsF inter alien ~llmitlneen ibrea SrrisSns
tpl. E sur 9eql trItbtstt Oeri nisen, welte Gp b lbeiitsen
n1D9ien, duf fOI5e, ben VI Gen "a bdben: Stn1cn 8 opttI;
". 2otnepart &eft 6dptteltr 9ebmfubI, Us. BAIT msre
or 9pr pene S5et grattitr. j. W-rener. u. Di1pfr.;
= Srtsort& Ot SIltinoretr. &umu.er, GbamesnI. unS
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81. buna 1T no.nher

uno NTH, 80 Il so boben D.n orS6ten
urratt Upn rrttsen 3letbern Tn Der Stobt, wr.&, 4. an
@b0Ie iaIe -gveiien u%ertauen. 6erner 1u@ fir G1Tesser y:
Tabrttpreien beim Stid unt bet Der gors.
Sinitb, 25rO. s Co.,
WtGrnpr 5o1 RIet6er+Store, 9t0. 40 %. Bali
&AssS1 nebeu 6aHmpnb & BuEtVn.
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H06ri6t at Stcucr;ablcr.

@its Collectors Office,
Baltt pre, %. Wfdt 1864.
gsrfrnen, treI6t f6 bas tSdfte Disecntp an StartReuern
ja Juee MAIDEN trouen. merben btSrmit teua6 i@tiat, es
ednn bic Steuern an rbsr Der benz 81. Is. b. ;ablt fetn mII1tn.
Auen, nel1e init Ter S~s ;1biuns tbier Staet. mnp Staats-
teuern BON 1868 unb frIbern Sabren ned i'm &uffanS
une fe f6 nrt weitern unfrfen aus leten merben, wenn
etete Steue:n nibt an rrsr rrr lem 50. be. bej ,bt fne.
NHsuruS W. y rice,
(mai24-3D @ttu 0puectsr.
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@itv WOmmiIlfOncrS aoffcc.

F Baltimore, ben 10. Mat 1864.
Mneebete rerbsn auf bieIer Sffce bis Mpntas, BEN 80. B..
Nfy 10 utr Vcrmtttass, ntsesensencmmen fir Tuunelune
pm 9b tsrottb hun, pefli6 zen 5reinrnttr., uub laufenb
pom Ct. Yetersitr bis @isleifr, ~unsef6br $50 Tue lang, anh
3u epnfrutls n, ais Der, NIT benz er in 0erbineune 3u
brtngea 1T. Nnsebpte mufen brn 9reis per laufeneea BUS
~anseben.
Die @Crsmindre betalten f@ bas &e6t Dor, eins pier aus
ansebote, peI6t Se1a6t werpen, suriidsuwetien
SpbNS m IT,,
(matl9-lFiaS5ml Giert beS StoDtcommil1tS.
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9tn altc 9cutfhcn WafDin9tOn6.
0loNrihf.

aae, nelbe SefeuunSen auf len rgederA. fpprtl fit
4njet5et ais Suelcrtpttcnen maiden mc1en, merben erludt
~btefsleen pUr IL nbr Mtittass nuf mstner Offce No. 4z6 g
StrdSe eiuSatei6eu.
S.. 8. Wte6FtIb,
8 agent ceS ,@dIfimnre gRpfers.
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0itD Collectors Sflicc.

Salitmpre, Is. Mpril 1864.
Die aufmerfiamteit BON @isentbums-Sefsern an beioen
Srtten pom Oputtdps, Baltimore 6npetteffr., Orange Maep,
9leaiant- Bdtb=, Centre unb Mcnumentlr, eth Square
1Rli9 uni refli& urn Spaibapitr., aisBt fur Seffnuns pom
6paitdoitr., rirp barauf eelentt, oaB. wenn tteie d0efments
nt6t an resr Dor eem IL Sept. I. S. beSlblt merben, IS
nteine nm rIesliGe 9fit6t III, ttr @igentbum sum gertaui ~
annpnciren.
StuauifnS MN. 4Srice,
(l5dpr4m1m MINI Gtto &r1ecfpr.
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Ocr0nnguMcn.
SrD6e @gcmrifDm

a VrOFe WTcNr1tDM
AA bes
utnbD. Seltl6rn SrocnS Der Sar1oori.
sum 8eiten Der StaotSs Grpb=Qcoe BON
Dtarplano,
"n Wecntdg, BEN D. SUM 1864, mad, gFoa.s Gain.
Sb'9e @rcB' 9oge mabt en- 8rutern les !, e,na somt.
etnem 9eeprten Past FUN uterb tupt. ole erle6en = r,s,,s
cas- ls an eendnnten GlJ etue &rturipa na9 lief" m ,hSI'
nen Ser5nug 'nBspl se Usrdnha tt bit. Dis Gprnite ss4
aue mo9 't6en BORT. truu9eu |, trofFen, UNI bttes Tst ~,
etnen Or DO flea rteler SltlOa Sa erbeben.
Dte ecgen ces Grcens iperben eriuht, beS Reraens Nm,
IN upr u tbrer Saae gu erl tetnen' amt fD a Der porauS~
setsneen prO5elten rent BabIyet1 AT bet6elItpea
AtdetS 5u 20 etS., iprie fur Rtarer pea 10 bis IA Subreu
tn 10 @tt. i ID tat aaeH 8rutsrn Gee D tbens unp an her
Rdlie Su BADEN.
t@tp-@tpl DaSGomtte
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@alt Baltimore Sauucrein $50. /.

SUTt 0IItlIIIUII gID. I.
Den S%eirpbnern 8altinpreS tiene hermit sur No6riGt
eaB IN elmer am "a. Mai absebaltenen Ueriamntluua i'm 10,
tale ee Iorn Hetnrih &feS, Gfe pom @puab unn Oauasnr,
Elm nsuer Sanse ttu untsr pbisetn Nanten inter lebr Spr.
~tpetltatt.n Veeiaeanssn eesrinbet parre. Aue Dieienieen,
melde Selpnnen tne, I'D einern $auuerein dnsul6lit sens limb
er N6t, Der n16f<n Ser antmluns, np ete erne G~in,abluna
letn wtre, WOniae, cen 80. Wiai, Mbenbs 8 lltr in pbenaee
MANNHEIM &ptale Elm, ufnten.
SWIM 6plbe, prof. Yrdfeent.
|""Vj Grnt 9etsuer, pTpe. Setr.
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Mufaepa6t

SgE Snl Narapico 0artcu,
L.9(ep Oort Npenue, 5mii6en 5. uuO 6 Str,
pon ieet an jepen Dounerfas erpFes 8 Grten*GPnesrt
GusBIltrt Ooa liner ausse8ei@reten Bras Sanb, pcsu lei
oetenf eiutdeet
eTSrT Sal .-.G Seittnoer
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V0raOlgS WurteH,

. Stem Oort 9oe., 3miihen 5. Ii. 6. Str.
NSafbiugtou.
Ter Gissntbnmer ~empfebtt bieien plas os rem f66nfen
uub I'd IttigheH Garteu in Waibtnatcn uno umeesenr.
Nufnerfidme Beetenuna nirb Itets Su ftnben ietn. -tl
GdIltd frtl9e I2ilt une Butter; ipipte aud bic 8efauro-
atom aufs Sete etngertdtst 1T.
(Du2Dl @bds. 9etttnGer.
stm aic Ocutfbcn BafDinetOns.
Geit RurBert pOn europa tt r onsefrmmsu.
Sin eeihidter Niener NrSt, 81
Or. SoIepb ScGtinser, TT emer 0bsrarSt pom Gar.
a~iien{pttal II gercoal preentlt3 prcmpStrter Or. Der Wtept-
ain uup 6 trurgie Mngenarst urc Speratsur.
bat fd turd fprtp brenees Sturtunn uno | nse Sabre Auf-
sutbalt In ZEN teruhlntefen Spttalern @urDpa's cine midi
unteetutente G~riobruno erurrbtn. bic itm balb bus prnite
0errr uen tes ttefsen Yublifums 5uft6ern wtrc.
Ytbf Ger ensltiten unb heutfl en- Sprade TT tpnt aud Gle
fran50uias, ttalienilde unb lpaniiAe Sprate 9elauf9.
0~'rIau1gs Nrhuuns gsnnl. Npe SOP nahe 3 Str
Spre6ltunesn 9-l2 uGr 8ern. uno 46 utr Mtenes.
14mdi1Wtl
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SOcben lit crIcbienen
mo bel benz unterSei6neten sn taben: 81

SCcoen 11t cr1C)teTteu
u'N bel benz unterSeidneten ;u tabtn:j
Gas 2cbcn Sclm
bon @rnft Renan.
McbIftiIe g~r'fs-MuSsate. prets, Drcftlrt, nur IS Gent.
Sxtt etner Nethe BON S5abfen tar fem Bud eiu 10 %auserpr.
esntlibeS Iuheten erreet, feins in 10 furier !8eit cine 10 ee,
Talt'se Vcrbre'tuns uber ale SGneer Gu ppas 9efanSer, rSe
AHsSaben IN eeut der Sprade erI8ienen Il S.
10. D.. . d m ot.
tgl16-2Wl Rp. "a g0ef Saltimprehrabc
WfarDl0no Sauocrcin.
IS wir6 hermit NJ ebertplt baS putlitun BON Sa. goni-
ntSre earanf aufn,ertlam eema6t, bas f6 i'm sptaIe ps Srn.
Sorn Nueel @fe @Areltne une Sdntrrabe, elm neaer Gau-
NereIn inter pbt9eri Namen geb,lpet bat. Die Grn ,itutiOn
1T autS Sene auSoearbeitet unp Ariro in tea u16 1ea Ser
lattislun9 sur Annatme s~orSeIeet IL. rben. MGe 0iej niaen,
Se it9 ansnlS liesea ~lnl3sn, itnO h,srmtt nU6nats Il ia6t
ger naGlten Verafnltinn9. mel6e Wpntdg, cen 80. IPat, I'M
Uben5en~anten 9rtaIe f~atIinset, bei5upctnen.
NJ z. Die erpe AufaSe miro WiOntas Ben 6. Stunt, ent-
oe8ersenrlnmen. ~ -
SIN MaftrGs ~@epra Rranb.
lnWpJ prpp. Setret1r.
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bchsve 80 yo'd hs liked me. A. iesr I remsmbx
irving at first but after, forgot all"
She rather wished that be would question hep
as TO What male her forget all. BIT be only
said.
How was she looking, mother,''
"Will, thou seest never set eyes on her before,
but she's good gentle looking creature and Hove
her dearly, az I've reason To-"
VIII looked UP with momennry surprise for hts
mother was too shy W be usually taken with strsn-
gcrs But sher oil Il natural IN this c.ss, foy
who could look ut Susan without loving heri 50 sttA
he dill not ask any que stons, and his poor mother
had 10 take courage, and try again introduce the
su' jcct near TO her heart. BIT howf
"Will" she q rkng IL out In sudden despsir %
her own powers to lead 70 what she wanted 70 say,
:" tel ell her all"
'Motherl you've ruined me-" said he, st.ndns
up, and standing opposite W her With q stern white
ioox Of alright on bis face
"Nol my own dear lad dunnot look 90 scared,
have not ruined youl" she exclaimed, placing her
two hands on his shoulders, and looking fondly Ia
TO his face. "She's not one ~ harden her heart
against a mothers sorrow. ny own lad she's too
good for that. She, not one to dge and scorn tho
sinner. She's too deep read In her New Testament
for that. Take courage, wll and thou may st, tor
watched her well, though ii is no. for woman
W let on, anothers secret. Sit thee down, ad, 70,
thou look'st very white"
Ito be eontinuedl
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BROOKLYN.

TuE IuSACY CASE This case was resumed
yesterday, ut the Cay Hall Mr.. Pray read num-
Der Of letters from plaintiff to her relations on
family matters aud the supposed causes which led
W her incarceration in the Insane Retreat
Amos II. Hall, lawyer In brooklyn, testified
respecting several yn1s paid to him by plaintiff Ia
the summer Oi 1868, In reference to hrin ing suit
for her Impeachment had no cause 10 suspect
that she was insane he merely thou. hit thai she
was suffering IRON great melancholy did not Ad
wise her to bring acnon against her relAt ouA
he disllked making family quarres the subject Of
action, and he told her that 1t was better to suffer
wrong for time than resort 20 extreme measures
John Y. Butler depOscd that lie knew the plain
ia for several years, aud never saw anything in
her manner or conversation that would lead him 20
believe her insane Mrs. Butler, wife Of the last
witness, gave similar test mony.
Mr.. lockwood then addressed the Jury for the
defense. He read u portion ~ the will Of PLAIN
TINS father devisng the cottage in Jay street and
| she personal proparty attached, to tho mother Of
the plaintiff, with the prcsiso thai his daughters
were alwsys 10 have a home in Il, ~ hong As they
| remained nDgie, by this act the mother was only
n trustee, and plaintiff was entiilei ~ "a residence
there 50 long rs aha ehoneo 10 ronain. Counsel
| qFutod largely from the letters and evidence pro-
duced at the trial. The defendants had nothing TO
do with the unfortunate relations that cxistel bc-
tween plaintiff and her mother aud sisters, VIII IN,
no doubt had prrludlcs etioct on her health. Bat
during all this time Mrs OlcOtt acted as a friend IL
| ontB Of money and icWery IL was not to loo lie.
Ne, cd that Mr.. Olcott had entered INTO any con-
| spiracy against plaintiff Her whole conduct show
cd that she actuAtoi by the b, 81 motives, and
performed no services that best calculated IL
| restore her To health and enjoyment
| GENEROUS PoLITIcIASs.-At a meeting Of
the Kings County Republican Committee, held on
Tuesday evening, appropriations were made in aid
| Of ww. LlsYd tsaQA Wn. suIthus tssoa ind Mr.
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TnE orDyKr-wrTD LinTL Case This case was
resumed yesterday. Nj. Farey's cross-examina.
ton wao continued by Mr.. Evsrts. Witness put
no money IN the prIn factory, but 10 receive
sixty eents on each sln Mr opdyke suttequent.
~ paid lim 5000 year, AZ lie was required to
give his whole Zine to the business. Witness
Identified several checks handed TO him which re-
presented the capital advanced for the purchase 81
the gun factory from Nj. Mirs.on. Witness had
heard Of book which was found IN tho ruins Of
tue gun factory, but knew nothing Of It's contents;
never stated that ho paid 5000 more than the
amount Of the claim there All engine PIT
down In the claim at $3.50, which ought to have
been struck out witness told NJ. Blunt It ought
to lie ON tied but II WAS not the boJkkcepcr oN-
tractcd the item for stool and thc other items
cept the item Of flT,OOO Tor tool hands, iCh vas
extracted from the cash book no documents CN-
cept the inventory and cash book ere used IA the
examination Of the claim Mr. Opdy kc would
have obtained tho whole royalty ON the
arms II the entire amount Of 500, 900 bad
been paid Mr. Brooks was not paid
TIC whole amount Of his royalty bccausc tho
claim was cut down had rcfu3 SD t. puy Brooks
the full amount 10 claimed for Lis rights ej,uO0l
because the full clam WINS not pad anu W.,ucss
thought Brooks should share III the general oss ot
the e5sabl shmenL As there wc,c no profits Brooks
received 5000 on HID royalty OF tlJ,UOU that
would make US come out about even our liabi'i-
ties about contracts had paid money a. Mr..
Mcneil the payment was adc on the principle
OF swing him his whole money, ami the profit upon
Il In the concern Ortoucr % II the city had paid
the claim OF F2uI s00, they would have a pront OF
about $4,000 the claim against the city included
the entire expense Of the ostabl shment in making
the guns destroyed and those delivered to the Cow
ernment at the time of the dcsuuo,ion OF the ar
mory they were masking my guns Jay.
Dircct examination resumed The claim present.
cd to u city included only .he property dcstTOycd
did not think the claim could lo no dlssectel t,
distinguish the guns delivered to the Government
| aud the guns dosiroy ed IN the factory.
Al this point the Court adjourned.
| CoUur GESHRAL SThsIoSs.--R Recorder U1f
man yesterday passed sentence Of two years IN
prisonmeut in the State Prison upon John KEEL
bach and FroIerich sweitzer, both Of whom hsy
been convicted Of grand larceny james b
Meyer, for larceny, PenitontiNy, six months.
Anthony Smith, for grand larceny, Peiitentiary
one year Thomas Shelly, Ann Grcasou AM
| Straw, Lizzie Brown, Martha Plshcr Emily GOrkes
Fanny Vlning, Margaret B,shop, Peter Frances an,
| Antonio Arua, prisoners vino had bcsn arrested 10
| grand aud petty iArcsuy and other offences, on
| against whom no indictments had beou found, wer
dismissed. The Court then sdjourred, witbou
day, every case In which counsel were rcud
having been disposed VI during the December Term
The nov year viii open with briei but rather ia
purtant Calendar.
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DEATHS.

GIIHEENY-At Csy Point, Va, after a short but
severe Illness, John Ghoony, AGED 10 years and
months
The relatives and friends Of his mother, Ann
Troy, and her husband, r. j. Troy, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon,
th lust a. l. O'Clock. from his late residence $50
BlOeckor n. lli- remains will lie conveyed 10 Ca
vary Cemetery Tor inteImont. $40
MURPHY-On Dec. 20, Bridget Murphy, aged 20
year--blrth.place, ireland. County Fermanagh.
The friends and acquaintRncce Of the family
respectfully Invited TO attend the funeral, on Fri
day Afternoon, S0th inst at o'clock, from her
late resldence, Ill Nassau At, without further
tice. $40
NEwTON--On Wednesday, Dec. 2s, at II O'Clock,
Fed. f., only son Of Moses and Margaret Ann New
ton, aged year, months and 10 days
The friends and relatives Of the family
respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral, Fri
day Dec 81 at 10 o'clock, from cot. Of Prospect and
North 9Th At, Jcrscy City. 3l2
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desponAsui. and frequently spoke Of committing
suicide, but this Mr. Mars r1S.rded a. idle talk
Coroner Eanmsnn held an inquest.
CrrY GovERSamST-IScRKAs or SAt-AR-
Ira, Bdc.-h meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen
yesterday. resolutions Il respect TO the memory
Of Augustus Pardy deceased. late clerk n arrears
m Tho FrnsDos Dspartment wcre adopted, ssprcv-
iously passed by the Colpoilmen.
The Ro.rd laid over for future consideration, the
petitions " the lighters ~ puddle lamps snd Of tho
Street Inspectors Tor additional cpmpeu .stion. A
resouttp " iDeresse tbs salary 81 the Chief Clerk
" The City Inspector H. tb,UO was adopted.
The Councilnanic ordinance directing toe Comp
troller TO purchase from Mr. Robinson the FIRE and
police telegrsphs at cost Of sHoVco was called ur
and adopted.
Resolutions were nd ptcd increasing tho snlsrics
Of the Clerks In the Street Department, tie Chicf
Clerk In tn Crotou Department. aud the Clerks 81
tic Ws,er Register and Water Purveyor's Depsr 70
monts. Also increasing the salary Of the Mayor 70
$500 and Of the Clerks 10 his ofhco W the extent
Of about twentyhy per cent, also Of the Clerks In
the Finance Department OF Police Clerks.
Ins CouSoiLpEs laid over a resolution donating
10 the Childron's Aid Society, $1,000. An ord
nance was adopted by the Counclrnon creating tlc
ofhce of superintendent OF Fire Tclcgrsphs at an
annual salary ~ si,6oO.
BOARD oF EDucArfoS -ltSAL SESSION
Tue Board NJ y lucation iot i-I held its fnrl ses.
sion on "wednesday night, tho PrcfidcrL James ".
Mclean, Esq, in tho chair The School Trustee
in the various schools Throughout, the city sent in
communication asking for increase Of salnos
| Referred 10 Committee on Teachers.
The Committee on Finance rendered n report
| showing the amount Of expenditures or the pres
| ent year. Below the principal items Tota
available funds for the yea, sl,7sI,A3 -
total payments for warrants drawn, al, s6l161 D.
amount Of over for warrants drawn, $40 %
| The Committee Supplies presented = resolu
/ ton In favor Of aiopung resolution III favor q
| allowing John r. Bamau q Sons the cOutrnctor
| to the Board, for supplying fuel, @l0G5 per ton TO
/ tho best Lehigh coal furnished the Board NJ L
| December Blst, 1874 The Committee state tha
| the contract called for the delivery OF coal at th'
| rate OF y 30 per ton, but owing to rGp.d advanc
In the price Of coal during tho year, they therefor
are M favor Of allowing The difference oil u 10 PEI
| ton a. this frm. Adopted.
Resolutions were adopted complimentary % IN
President, the clerks aud the charueu Of the VAR
| Gus committees, after which the Board adiournct
| Gin, de.
| FENfAN BRoTIERuooD.-A lecture will h
delivered by joseph A,Clpne, Esq, on "ifflrn'
/ aud her Condition" Mt D,ngledinr's Hall, I'ir,
| svenuo, near s N,ieth street. this evening, he on
| the O'Mahony Circle. The subject In one th-
| interests every lover VI liberty.