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Cumberland National Bank.

THE Annual Meeting of the Stock holders in the
L Cumberland National Bank Of PotLau'l, will be
held at their Banking Room On TUESDAY, the 18TH
day of ,TanuarT, 1862 ucl0ck NJ, TOR tho cleo
tion of Directors am tie transaction Of any other
business that may then come be ore them,
SAML SMALL. Cashier.
Portland, Dec l2, 1865. dcl4did
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for the Pardon OF GEORGE G. liam, a convict in
the state Prison under sentence for the crime of
sault With intent to kill, now p-nding before the
Governo and Council, and a hearing thereon will
be 'antsd in the Council Chamber at Augusta, on
Tuesday, tho I'D day OF December next. at 10
o'clock a NJ. FRANKLIN NJ. DREW,
dr9&15 Secretary OF State,
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How to Get Patents.

W UCC Il WUCHH1Ss
For opinion, no charge. Send sketch and descrip-
ton. or application send model not over one foot
in size, and SIG first Government and Stamp iees.-
Specncations, Drawings, caveats; assignments pre-
pared; rejected claims prosecuted. Also, interior
ences, extension of patents and appeals. Patents
taken out in all European countries. Illustrated
pamphlets, 1lOpages, Sent free. Address MUM &
CO., No 81 Park Row, NY. oc2lisd3m
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MUSIC BY THE PORTLAND BAND.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS !:

Col T. A. Roberts, Lieut.. Chas j Psnpell
Capt Gen w Parker, 9. james r. Brown,
Adjt II. r. Harris, " r. T. Wescott
Lie It. Fdw. W. Lovett. Core. Geo. @. File cber
sergt. Vim. c. Young, l.livate Thos j. Murphy,
Private Albert Halves.
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TIL AEG-IHLANG-THE NEW AND CHOICE
l. PERFUME, to be had at he
FALMOUTH BAZAAR.
IFS Middle ST.
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Third Army Corps Union;

OFFICE SEC. TiIRD ARMY CORPS UNION,
remington, N. j., Dec. 10, 1868.
"A of The Third Army Corps Union" will be
hel at DELNONICO'S, corner of Fourteenth Street
and Fifth avenue, New York City, on Wednesday,
DE, ember 23i, III *, The Board of Directors will
assemble at o'clock p NJ , and the members at 3
o'clock P. M. The object of the gathering is to
slim late accessons from our old comrades who
sympatlize with US. and also to make arrangements
for grand demonstration at the next anniversary.
large attendance Is earnestly sole led.
BY Order OF the President
EDWARD L. YELLING.
dec14dt23 See. Third G, rps Union.
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Sale of forfeited Goods.

LyoR THE CHILDREN, GOCDALIP5 CHRISTI
4 MAS CARDS ami Staff merry, large Variety at
the FALMOUTH BAZAAR,
IFS Middle ST
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NOTICE.

A MEETING OF the Stockholders Of the Portland
"A Goa pity will be held on Monday, the 21st ne-
cember, a. NJ, at the OF, OF the Ocean Ius. Co.
tor the purpose OF deciding whethr the Company
will subscibe 10 tie STOCK the POI tland e Og-
densburg Railroad co, and Il so to what amount.
BY OIder Of The Directors
dc7td JACOB McLFLLAN, Clerk.
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CASH CAPITAL :. S1,OOO,OOO.
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE
FIRST NATIONAL BAN * BUILDING,
PHILADEt PHIA.

Where the general business of the Company is trans
acted and to which all general correspondence
should be addressed.
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LNoR A CHOICE PRESENT TO A LADY-oSE
{ OF those real Russia Bags; largest stock Ia lhs
city at
FALMOUTH BAZAAR,
us 2,lddle 81.
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FLVOk DIRECTOR:
CAPT. GEORGE W. PARKER,
ASSISTANT DIRECTORS:
Capt. Geo W. Parker Lieut. Richard wese,tt
Lieut.. j. T. Brown, Corp. Geo q Fletcher
Sergt. VIM. C. Young, '' A. S. Span ding
Corp. j. W. SWEET, Private Frank - Folieit
Private A. Halves, - m q. Iavey
g. Oscar Litchfeld, Storer s. Knight
Members Of Military Conn anies and Officers and
Sailors OF t Army aud Navy requested to ap
pear in uniform.
Dancing to commence at o'clock Cloth ns
checked tree
Tickets admitting G. ntlaman and Ladies 81 90
to be obtsned o. the Comni tee Of Arrangy ments at
the stores of f. r. Harris and DR. Ell ward Mason
Paine's Music Store, and at the d or.
December ~. dtd
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon hersehthe
trust Of Administrative Of he estate Of
ISRAEL BOODY, lato of Port and,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as the law directs. An persons having de-
nands upon the estate OF said deceased are requr-
cd to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted
to said estate are called upon TO make payment TO
HARRIET BooDY, Adm'S.
Portland, Nov. 18th, 1868. Eo2l-diawSw'
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER 49, lscs-TRPLE

place The grounds cover an extent OF $50 acres.
washington Park, covering 300 acres Is laid out in
streets and Is being graded. This VIII AFFORD eligible
sites Tor large number OF handsome cottages ana
OF erection some twenty-five residences There are
also In course OF erection handsome s1o,0oo s'one
churcn Tor the Bapttss and neat GOTHIC frame one
for the Episcopallans In this section OF the town.
Further on towards Elizabeth Is place known as
Fanwood Park. This Is being laid out for residences
Ike Washington Park. According to the authority
OF respectable citizens this place is perfectly exempt
from those merceSs little singers for which otner
points IN New Jersey are famous mosquitoes
II has also an abundant supply OF exceiie en-
ter north and northeast winds by the Blue
Ridge Mountains, q continuation OF the orange
Mountains, In Essex county. Az soon as o c0ntein-
plated change In the line Of the railroad Is elected
up In place OF the present one. Just beyond Plan
field, about two miles to the right Of the railroad Is
DUNELLEN.
This little spot has only recently been laid out. IL
belongs to the Central Railroad Land Improvement
Company, and covers an area or 500 acres. The
property has been laid out In streets and set of In
lots SO by 100 feet The prices range from 81 SO to
81 so per foot. The place, slngularly, ID sit
uated on the borders OF three counties-
Mlddesex, Union ana Somerset. It forms
a corner OF the town OF New Market, the scene OF
the shocking Corie murder some two years ago.
large space OF ground has been set apart in the
centre OF the place. fronting the pond plot, for the
use OF the town, on which to erect q church an 1
but houses are rapidly springlng into existen 2.
II Is somewhat historic too and Is imInedl-
atey In view Of the ''white rocks" from which
Washington is said to have reviewed his army A
Country is being erected on one Of these rocks An
avenue is being cut through to the base OF the noun
tam which win afford q beautiful drive. The depot
Is one OF the prettiest along the entire line
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BBIi--youNG.--On Tuesday, November -. oy the
Rev. George W.. Woodruff, AZ the seventh street
Methodist Episcopal church, EBENslBe BELL ~
Bermuda, TO EUPHENIA, eldest daughter OF TIE iate
Susan Young, Of this city. No cards.
CAaRIcK-ASpR.ws.-O Thursday, November ~,
by Rev. James ]. Helm, at the residence OF tue
brides parents, CHARLES T. CARRicK TO MARY,
daughter 81 Thomas Andrews, Esq, Of sing sing, NJ
Y. No cards.
CoRY--BArrrsTE. the residence OF the brides
parents, on Monday November 20. by the Rev. Dr.
McGonegal ENos w. CORY, OF thus CITY, TO EMMA o.
BArrlsrE, daughter OF Ed. Baptiste, ST., oil Hudson
City, Nj. ,..
the Rev. Jas. Mett at the BRIDES residence ALEX
AMBER CRAIG, late OF Chicago, TO Miss ANNIE MARIA
CALDWELL, all OF this city.
CRosLEY-ALLAIRE.--on wednesday. November
IS Mr. THOMAS II. CEDsLEy, OF brooklyn, TO Miss
MARIA l.. ALLArRE, Of Red hank. Y. J.
GRiFFIN-LOor.--In Brooklyn, at the residence o!
the BRIDES father, on Tuesday, November ~ oy the
Rev. WaylanI ioyt, Taos. GRIFFIN, OF Bro0algn, Va
Miss ABRbIA X. LooP, formerly OF hudson, y. !.
No cards.
Hudson IN. W papers please coy.
UARrELI.--CRARY.~-ln this CITY on Tnufslaf,
November 70 by the Rev. J. f. Gore, JoHS HA.TELL
to MhRiAN, eldest daughter OF Ia!idar crazy.
Washington tp. ca pagers please topJ
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preferred, SEX sox; Boston Water Power, 10; At
lantic Mail. Is; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 271s.
The sales at the last open board included the fol-
iowlng:-American Express, AZ; United States Elk
press, 47k; Adams Express, t0i4; Merchants Union
Express l9sl; Quicksilver, 2s7s; Pacific Mail, llsA;
Cumberland, A0hs; Western Union, 3eA; New
York Central, l27S; Hudson River 1909; Reading,
99k; wabash, 59l4; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 7oJ4;
do. preferred, 500; Fort Wayne, 1l27s; Ohio and
Mississippi 3lK; Michigan Southern, S9sS; Pttsburg,
ses Toledo 10l; Rock Island, l091f; Northwestern,
s5x; DO preferred. sssl.
Prices reached their highest just before the ad-
journment OF the Long Room at four O'Clock. Busi
ness was prolonged on the sidewalk until five
O'Clock, when the following quotations were pre-
vailng:-New York Central, 1854 Q 1881; North
western, IS s5s; do preferred, ssK; St. Paul, II
p; St. Paul preferred 80; Michigan Southern, ss&
s9,s Reading, ssA e91l; Pacific Mall, 1ls3s bid;
Fort Wayne, 112k 112s4; Erie, 397s q 40.
Governments were weak at the opening and
weaker at the CALL but rallied to the vicinity
the opening price before the end OF the day. The
closing quotations were-United States skies, 1881,
registered 114z o lis; do. coupon, 1881, lis o
l15s; 6-20's, registered, 1861 q 1867; do coupon
1852, l11z l12; do. do, 1864, 1878 a 1o7%; do.
do 1866, 1os 1885,; do. do. new, 1865, 1lo@ a
lloA; do do, 1857 1903 1lO; do. do. $685. 1lo'l
Ill; 1O4Os, registered, 1881 1o4; do. coupon
1861 a'106.
The market for the border bonds was dun except
for Tennessees and North Carolinas. New Tonnes
sees were quoted at 6sh 80 and DID, 90 69sS; new
North Carolinas, 64t 64s. The new bonds of North
Carolina, numbered from 1,20l to $500 inclusive
have been decided not .good delivery" until GER
tain charges that their issue was illegal have been
Investigated.
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front, $4,000 each. Social Club Room, on
Second street, near Washington, three story brick
building, $4,000. Two four story brick and brown
stone dwellings on Meadow street, between Ninth
and Tenth, $4,000 each. Two four story brick
dwellings, on Hudson street, between Sixth and
seventh, $4,000. Ten similar buildings opposite,
average Sl5 500. Six brick dwellings,, three stories
and basement isx5o. in Willow street between
dwellings, in Garden street. SIS, 500 each. A four
story brick dwelling In Garden street, $4,000. Ma
chine shop AT the Morris and Essex Railroad depot,
300xl50 cost $4,000. -Four three story frame
houses on the meadows, $500 each. Two three
story and basement brick dwellings Meadow
street, between Ninth and TENTH $4,000 each. Four
three story and basement brick dwellings In Tenth
street, $1,000 each. Two in Willow street. same
kind between Eleventh and Twelfth. and two be-
tween Ninth and Tenth. $4,000 each Three four
story brick dwellings in Newark street, near the
ferry, $4,000 each. Police station lbrck) at the
Elysian Fields $4,000. Ten two story frame houses
IN Weehawken, $500 each. Stable on Washington
street, sixth, $1,000. Frame building on
Greg0ry's farm a. Weehawken, 7ox35, cost $45,0 O0
Arcade building on Washington street, 5000. Ex-
Mayor Ogdens house, three story and basement
brick, $4,000. Four story ana basement dwelling
on Washington, near Foarth $4,000.
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RGiL ESTATE ~ NEW JERSEY.

The people OF that portion OF New Jcrscy lying
within short range Of New YORK have good reason
60 say Z" IT'S an III wind that blows nobody gJod.r
The burden Of high rents IN the metropolis weighs
on rich and poor alike, and when The burden he.
comes oppressive both classes VIII have 10 seek "A
domicile and perhaps means OF living elsewhere
The advantage or carrying on business IN the great
commercial centre and at the same time living on q
scale OF comparative domestic economy accounts
for the rapid growth OF the cities in Hudson county.
Tie economy OF the municipal AMI State govern.
ments has also contributed largely TO this result. Tax
s are light In proportion 10 the benefits derived there
are no "rngsr TO piunder the people IN the name OF
Improvement or fleece them the interest OF party
desiring TO retain IT'S grasp OF the spos by any and
every means. Every immigrant 10 this part Of
the state brings his money or his labor to the
aid or local improvements; every expen-
diture OF capital Ii not only an acquisition
to the wealth OF the district but an important con-
iributon to the rising value Of real estate During
the year now bending TO Its decline large number
ofspeculators have invaded New Jersey, and pro-
perry has advanced to such figure that lot ~ tho
distance say Of three miles nom the Jersey FERRIES
cannot be had for less than $4,000 or $1,000,
whereas ten years ago poor man Win
lit'le savings at hs disposal could become the pur-
CHASER Of three such lots The transformation which
tue upper portion OF New York city has undergone
WITHIN the past quarter OF century will give an
idea OF the future OF that rocky and marshy tract
RAINING In line from Bergen Point TO Bergen
county ana including Bergen CITY, Hudson City,
west HoboRen and the contiguous cities ana town
ships. What was weehawken twenty years ago
The children Of that period talked Of 1t as we now
talk OF Colorado. What will weehawken be twenty
years hence That IL the question. Az things look
Nov NJ pJobabv We The great ospot anc terminus
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Thursday November ga at the residence Of the
BRIDES parents by the Rev. W. NJ. Rice, Mr.. SAN
A. LIvfNGsroN or New York, to Miss SARAH j..
PorE-WHrrrIELp.- Thursday, November 20,
at the residence OF the BRIDES father by the Rev. E.
0. Flagg. SAMUEL. PORE, OF New YORK, 10 NARY T..
E. ID. No cards. 49,. !.
Texas ana Georgia papers please copy.
SANDALLs-GREEs.-Att the residence Of the brides
parents Bergen CITY, on Thursday, November 20, by
Rev. Mr. louvre. pastor OF the Methodist Episcopat
cnurch. Mr.. RoBERT SANDALS, or Bergen CITY, "
MISC PHEBE A. n GREEN OF Providence, X. !. ar +.
providence papers please copy.
,SsARs-HAYDEs.-In Brooklyn r. D.. on wednes.
SAMUEL D. SEARS to Miss ELLA E. HAYDEN.
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the MILITARY REUNION IN CHICAGO.

DEAR GBSERAL--I have yours OF November II, aud
Will gladly do "a You request II your Committee on
Review think II best; but an address OF welcome
would seem TO come with best and most natural
grace from a resident OF Chicago That you remem-
Der, was the case here In our meeting last fal stu,
If you wish it. Will gladly conform, and make The
shortest and most pointed address OF welcome pos
sbe 80 as TO leave tue most time FOR the four regular
speeches. | have recently written pontelly to CEN
erals Grant, Thomas, Schoned, Slocum AM others TO
extract an unequlyoca promise 70 be there, and on
receiving favorable answers VIII write you short
note announcing their assent when you can publish
notes. am .ala1 to observe that your committee
have the subject well ia hand, and VIII heartily con-
cur In any arrangement that yon maze Yours
truly, w. t. SHERMAN.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
SATURDAY. Nov. cs--oP. M.

SATURDAY, Nov. cs--0P. NJ
Cold opened at lS4zs, rose to 1856 and remained
kteady until after the government SALE when It
;1apsed to 1344. An advance su osequently took
place and the price rose to 1851, at which 1t
mained arm the rest Of the day, with temporary
advance TO 1861 just before the adjournment OF the
soard. The transactions were not extensive and the
market might be called dun. The nrmness In price
at the close was due in measure to the announce
nent by cable Of another large decrease in the bull
Non Of the Bank Of France. The government gold
brought 1906 and was sold in one award.
100000 more viii be sold on Monday TO
make up the amount for this week--one business
day being lost by the occurrence OF THANKSGIVING
and during the five remaining days OF next week
e1,5Ooooo additional win be disposed OF in lots OF
$500 900 per day. Cash gold was in plentiful supply
during the forenoon, and the loaning rate ranged
from nat for borrowing to per cent for carrying.
In the afternoon there was an increased borrowing
demand, and loans were made as high as l-s4. The
range In price Ia shown in the following table,
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The gross clearngs at the Gold Exchange Bank
were $7s, 266 900, the gold balances s24i40l3 and
the currency balances a597.s23 The steamer Vile
de Paris took out se42, los IN specie.
The statement OF the associated banks for the
week ending to-day shows an increase in circua-
ton OF 100000 and decrease IN legal tenders of
over $780, 200. An increase In loans IL counter
balanced by all almost equal increase In deposits
The totals as compared with last week are as fol-
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26

At 10 o'clock, on the premises, lot No. !, In
square AZ, on Sixth street west and Il street
north.
Ats o'clock, on the premises, part OF lot l,
In square 4ss, on the corner OF street north
and Fifth street west, improved BY three
story brick house.
1T 5 O'Clock, on tho premises, the material
of two brick houses at jsj and JSI seventh
street, near Maryland avenue.
At 10 o'clock, At the corner of SiAih street
ard Louisiana avenue, counters, stoves, &c.
At o o'clock, at No. Ia Bridge street, George.
town, n lot OF furniture.
At 10 o'clock, at the southwcst corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street, n
lot OF furniture.
At 10 o'clock, At the southeast corner Of
seventh and d streets, lot of carpets, sc.
At 10 o'clock, at No. a Louisians avenue, =
lot of stoves, carpets, curtains, doors and
window saIh
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26

OKrrLsfurthr NATIONAL REFUBLICASiu George.
iowa 9. ,yU I".Idt the bookstore OF Mossrs. T.
NJ. X. NJ" d, Co. 10 Bridge street. or at Messrs.
OF Getty Co.'S. LOG Bridge street. where copies
pf tho RErrBricAy may he Obtained daily.
cas-. L.-Ariiviiy still continues along the
line Of the canal, h2j boats having arrived
since the lst inst. Advlccs received here state
but II hclrr small IT would he repaired by
last night, and not rNuse any interruption to
travel.
MgrcUANTs' Ecu Enthusiastically morn.
ing business on Change was quito brisk, aud
prices continued unchanged Otcrings-G,lGO
bushels rcd wheat 5000 bushels white, and
$50 bushels yellow corn. Snlcs-whcat, $50
bushels tough at 1925 $50 bushels at $50;
corn 900 bushels inferior at u 70; 1900 bushels
white At Sll7; and 1900 bushels white at VI 90.
RIVER .-r.utcrcd-Stcamcr Thos. Z.
Cabin, Maiih, from Baltimore. Cleared
steamers John Gibson, Winters, and Snlvor,
Hlllvtt, for New York: Entered and cleared
steamer Express, Nicklc, TO and from lialti'
more.
CrNHuHLANp Coat COMPAHT.-The trcstlc
work belonging TO this company, and support.
ing the railway between the canal and river,
Is being rapidly repaired. so that work can be
resumed.
FEE"rNEN's NIL,SGE.-A sale of buildings
tkCs place At Frcclmcu's Village next week,
aud large nUInhcrE OF cnlOrCd people nic lcav-
ing there and moving TO Washington.
ARRIVAL OF GRAM ny ChNAL.-Arriycd-
Boats NctticG Graham, tIom Berlin, with wheat
for Hartley y Bro and Medley, with wheat
and corn from Whites Ferry.
SuIrMEST or FLOuR The steamers John
Gibson aud "nlvor, which sailed to-day for
New luIk. took out 1000 trIc's OF Hour from
thC GCurgctuwu mills.
SALE At LASu's IIoTLL.-Mr. Thos. pJw-
ling, aHr'iuaclr, yc'irrlty morning sold the
lrsC-hold, good viii, and furniture OF Lqug's
hhotGL to Al. hrIl' esd 0! Washington, for
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26

1Ia. EvASs' lecture on "Annexation" will
be continued this evening at Woodwards
Hall.
JoIN +. ELLIS advertises librottos Of all
the English operas. oliver Ditson's Is the
best clifton.
A COOP nAR.KsgrER Is wanted to go TO
Lynchburg, Va; also other hotel help. Apply
to-day Mt the European Hotel No. 200 Pom.
sylvanla avenue.
MussRs. CoyLa Il TOWNS, the well'known
booksellers, stationors, engrsvers, and prin-
ttrs, No. 3lI Pennsylvania avenue, advertise
al the novelties in their limo, and at prices
which defy competition.
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wv t ", " y. - I'Du'hhu'"a ~ ~
pastor ~ we ~ hclplmlcu conEreRali" VII WI
t9ke plas. ~ tselt ehuIen, corner on SlAth
street west ana n street hOtth. n thc morn
ing, AT IL o'clock, me Key. y Illthcr, OF bli'
lmpIc, VIII oIuclhtS w thc 'ctmhh IhnBn nEe'
bach, OF the same city, in the hnglish language.
Inc service wiz be OF very interesting chht-
actor, and the public are invited to attend.
seats free.
.hI'fh irihSg,- ;'st T,c".%S a""ni ay' ct,
We windows ~ ne rear Of my tCh anu coffee
LVpr' ~, ~ s'ivSt, song snuhh
ln'ti tn'Cteu anu tchchcu me IhoncF uIhWtl
n ~ n"" oS.ni"T uinI, ..,"r i.tN,3
~ r,or cT, m w 'o yin
''' "''"'' O''"'' nv "ts'" W ''o'' UP
AssAuLTlNG AND THREATENING. = May
Jackson and Angel Allen were arrested by Ohi.
saulting and threatening her. Mary was fined
by Justice Harper u for the assault, and re-
CURED to give security to keep the peace, and
orderly conduct
-
A DEAD 1NrANT fOrNp.-rhe body OF a
whiic 'cmHle infant was found in the creek,
between SIKH and seventh streets cast aui
oI ~ o. inc Tnmi,aly ponce, uoOk IN"
TUUy ~ u"',Ie' 'hu pipuui',i ~ rphN rg h,ire
rus HAY LAW,-F. u. lIihEoy was ar.
ralGned before Ius,icr water, on me con- con,
violating the corporation ordnance relating
to hay. The Justice, alter al r>tmiUr'un,
hncd the accused III rnd costs, which he 81.
pcf;e"cd'
,,....,....... ,...
John Kelly tu"r Of the parties isslHiicd Oh
with attacking him, denies the charge. assert
ing that he knew nothing Of the affair until
he saw 1t recorded Ii The papers.
LECrrGE ny GEN. 90. HOWARD ia Tue.
day evening next, Major GENERAL q. -. How.
ard will deliver y lecture at the CuuErcgs
trip through the South and the educ gtIoull
interests Of that s"ctiun.
IL LT'K.-lt Is stid that hlcssrs. IhvElt'
Lucas ana !. Derrick, OF The Iirst ward WHO
hHicJust returned rom the fHtuNCut river,
report that on two tides they succeeded In kun.
lug 900 oftulnn, besides quantity of dUckG
and o'hor binds
No IlrrSsE.-Diiccr Shelley arrested "A
hucka'tr ,m"d John '"nIcIl M.rm he
charge with huck-tcrIug without 'hc proper
he paid, aud went on his way rejoicing
Arru,STt.,, \, TING IIii.rg, ,,.r-S,ru,nrt
u W u,rltn sriinr rr,.,r,,,t al ,Ir I1,hiI
rrcriuri. hts bcrn ,uppint,L :, tiuu iiru,rI.,'i
Of that nrrrinrt Wa I.trwirnnft S,iIs't al
Iedurch 10 the ranks TIs.i~ILCt, rnoI az,
noIntmcnt ''
REy. I'm GruIry-TLi. estc,rcL ,l,vir,,.
has been biourht 10 In" rIty rom C,nnif.
G1,sgt, H. = KY iSrHlS tonH.l,.ni ana We HiG
,cr,yycp, ~ ~ '"' ''H"' "'fN' " az
On NuNpAy ", shall omen ten ua,,ctns Of
the Latest Partisan Novelties, impCrieI by
A. r Stswnrt x 10 Sew York FAR theiI
Lcst ir,Ir. rom which we sCrurrl mo ,l,"vr
w. So 10 III Snv"rih g,rcc,