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The New York herald., 1869-01-08

Worrkn-ko,T prime trades in fair demand Il
tuu prices, while others dull upchsprsd Rales
136 bags ex Edith Mary, and 27g5 do eI Sea Queen on
private terms Other descriptions continued 10 rule dun and
nominal - - ~ -"
rIcun AND IA m bbls aour ss and
sf23 do oats, 40 do. rye and ESQ do malt FjourThe
market opened hrmer for the low grades but
yesterdays prices In other hut ,t,e
and but ls chang the demand teIng Light quotations.
sales ahou. 620 bbls Southern our wr. nne bnt
steady. The saes $50 bbln Rve aour w.. Il,
moderate demand nj steady prices belne oq5
heavy. NM. -.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JANUARY s. lsee-rRIPLE


Van Bsusen q, soss Of rompkins av salzsosz
wisssr. and Leonard ;i., cor ii.iei Loo
Leonard and whsrs ais cor Aotsss ; AZ -
ssa:s & zn. ri Is: sssis s;a
sSs sss's q I'm Il: Z q = .
Carleton "a r Of Myrtle sy ssISS so,; SaSS
n.sns y 81 q March
erssnpoint sal .v, SO Il Of Union iiioo
S,r. as y, ss ss ~ con..yes 81 insiIs '
q; s;s !; 4; saSis &: :ssis..; S;:ss 4:
Lots so so Bussins and Bushnell property 18th wArd)
Ts1ssrEas s'1s3 1s wEs1cnlsrrs oousTras.EssuE
Warren St si6 fsss Of Albany post road sszo zoo
Linden av, > 100 feet from Churohs lSoraoo ssss
I'd av and Is. 81. corner, io,1ias s.............)
"a sy sns aas % % st. g. ee9ne ioS1sS w
iss ss.s T. st. ~ s O. q q az sSa,So sv
Sss so.wsy caasa nSph Z. j. Hshsaon
s ,uD . Il, osi 80
1' SssssiEss s N ESSEX COUNTY, n 5siwxnK.
Berlin a. sso = Of Hamburg place. so1ioo. o sS
camden a a 'a' VI q seiss seah
Camp st. st. SO Of Na a.
Clinton Clinton =. .sd suSssy aSs lGn s ss
Mswhorisr Ne .a, and 3, Oliver s as.gs ss cor 3sSl9s
Nc csus s strip Of prop si
MrDurn road adj Sssm. Ssna Sfsisn sioS acre.
TRAssrRRs ~ HUDSON COUNTY: n. y.-JEnsEY CRY: :oo
Msyns aaq sssis :s q
chesnu. st, s. 100 n from Luke t. aS1r. ....... 500
Newark ST. 3, lots No. Is, 4, 4s block s. city map
Newark av, waie i, sa.oo. S!SS
Lots Nos 5 block No map Chelsea, Soxloo $50
Washington av, 8, near Paiisade av, $500
Hobart av Cottage and Silver sss asrlOo. $500
GREENvILLE.
Anderson st and Bergen road, west corner SoxlOoxlS6x on
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THURSDAY, Jan. IS r. M.
Corros Receipts, sss3 bales The market opened quiet
and heavy but closed steady s yesterdays quotations
moderate demand The sales sslo bales inciudin
Nn on speculation, 10 for spinning, LAG export and
M were in transit There sales besides COO bales low
niddling for February and March ~ 2sc.
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III. The EIecutfre DeI)uf1TUPTES.
The following are the departments or Offices In
cluded In this division, viZ:-
!. The Keeper Of Harlem Bridge. q The Depart
ment OF Finance. g. The Board Of Commissioners
OF Maccomb's Dam Bridge. 4. The Metropolitan
Board Of Health. s. The Metropolitan Police Com
missioners. o. The Commissioners OF Taxes and
Assessments I. The Department for the Survey
and Inspection of Buildings
The appropriations estimated for said departments
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marie. heavy for al grades bu. prices wers without
gu0tAbls change We quote prime and choice grades oc
%; fair TO good do 2c sisc inferior 10 common &c.
IOc.
HKnp-Manla, though quiet was steady at IN 1lkc,
gold Other kinds dull and nominal u our last quota
tons.
HIpEsThs market was firm, with fsir demand Ths r..
fAlo, to arrive. at lc., gold.
MoLAssEs-Foreign Was in more demand, though We
heard Of important salss % hhds were sold
Soc. 6Oc. New Orleans In moderate demand, and
steady and sales OF 70 bbls 7sc and by
on 100 bb ct 70c &c., including lot of inferior at
lover prices We quos:cuba centrifugal and mixed &C.
36c clayed 8Sc. 26c muscovndo, refining gradeH NC
loc DO grocery do loc 4sc; Porto Rico. rs c. ysc
Ca6a, s6 DO Porto Rioo s7s do English Islands and 5000
NAVAL sToRrs-Receips coo bbls spirits turpentne 100
do crude do $500 and 900 For the former
the demand only moderately active and with continued
free receipts the market heavy and prices were lover
c0sing at bOc 5lc There aaos OF $40 bbs at c
bic, chiefly at boc 60c, and % do. New York bbs At
&c. The market for dull and the lower grades
scarcely m The only $50 bbls strained
- 7u 40 No. At 83 @ 260 81 25 and rs No
at $3. We quote:--C0mmon and strained, ~ W
$s 7o No:a va 70 % lsF; No l. 80 25 ~ rs; pale
$3 TH for Wlmingon We take the following from Bios
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RECEIPTS.
The receipts OF the general fund for the year
1869, as detailed on page =, are estimated
sso,ow
ESTIMATE OF TIE AMOUNT TO BE RAISED by TAXA
TToN FOR COUNTY PURPOSES IN 1863, INCLUDING
THE AMOUNT or THE QUOTA OF TaIs COUNTY FOR
STATE TAXES
Amount as stated above SO, sS6 S13
Less the estimated revenues OF the Gen.
eraI Fund. ........................... $4,000
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Care and maintenance OF Harlem Third ave-
nue) bridge .......................... $1,000
Contlngencies-Com office. 10000
ntingencies-Inspection OF buidings..... 5000
Election expenses Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Interest on loans Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Interest on assessment fund stock ...... 141,695
Interest on Court House stock. ........... 10000
Interest on riot damages indemnity bonds. AZ, $50
Interest on riot damages redemption bonds. 10000
Interest soldiers bounty fund bonds 100000
Interest on soldiers substitute bounty fund
redemption bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
Interest on soldiers substitute and relief re-
demption bonds ......................... 5s,so2
bonds, No. 2........................ 26,ss2
Interest soldiers bounty fund bonds.
Interest on bones issued for repayment OF
taxes ......................... $3.50
ance or f.......e.,........ 5000
Metropolitan Board OF Health fund no. 1856
New York county bonds issued for repay
ment taXes-annual instalment.. $4,000
Police fund .2,63S,231
Tolice-Contingent expenses. ..............- 1850
Rents ........................... $500
Salares-Executive departments. .......-.. e2I,300
Stationery and blank books, for Commis-
siOners OF Taxes and Assessments. ......... $500
Supplies for the police. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 14.24
IOtal 81. l.U J52
III. The JudicidfV.
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Comptroller Connolly yesterday forwarded to the
Board OF Supervisors tho county budget for 1869,
which Ii as foows:--
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Fridayl afternoon, at hafpast one o'clock from the
residence OF her father, No. "a Pitt street.
sMiru:-FHANcis SMITH, a native OF the county
Cayan. ireland, In the seth year OF his age
The friends OF the family. also those OF his brothers.
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral. from
hts late residence No. 32s East Thiry-rst street. this
lFrIdav) afternoon. az one O'Clock precisely.
S0urHARD.-On Wednesday evening January s.
HuLErr. infant son Of Charles II. aud Almira >.
Southard. aged Imonths and DAYS.
SPrTTIE.-On Tuesday, January 8. SAMUEL SrrrrIH,
aged - years, months and II days.
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence
Mount Vernon Westchester county, this (triday) ar
ternoon, at halfpast two O'Clock. =.
TArP0E.-On Thursday. January = FRrDDn W..
infant son OF William II. and Kate Tappoe, aged
The friends and relatives ara invited TO attend the
funeral from the residence of hts grandmother, Mrs.
Wilhelm IL suffolk street, on SATURDAY aitornoon ~
two O'Clock.
short illness, FREDDIE e., only child OF :: clinton
and Sarah Z. Thurston, aged year, month and 10
Funeral this FRIDAY, afternoon at two O'Clock from
the residence OF hrs parents ssi south Third street,
TrEsIr.isN-on TUESDAY. January g. Colonel
SrrARr r. TrEsIrrAS. In the 3Dth year OF his are.
The funeral win take place from hts late residence.
No ls4 bloomfield street. Hoboken, this friday) ar
iernoon, at two o'clock.
VAS brnEs.-suddenly, on Tuesday, January s.
FRANCES PsnxER, wife Of Edwin r. Van Buren, and
daughter OF the late Gaus ana sarah y. Parker
The relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral from the Park Presby terian church. Eighty
fth street, between Third ana Fourth avenues, this
(Tnursday) morning ut eleven O'Clock
wHITrELsRy.--M wallingford, Conn. on Thurs
day, January T. LYDIA G., wife OF Jared p. whitse-
wHIrNEy.--At Tuckahoc, wcstchester county. n.
u. on Thursday, January !, PHILIP WHITNEY, In
The funeral services win take place. at hls ,ats
residence. this friday afternoon, ut one o'clock.
The remains WIN be taken to Chappaqua Tor inter.
eight O'Clock train Harlem Railroad. The friends
/, are invited without further notice
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Comptroller Connolly yesterday forwarded TO the
Board OF Supervisors tho county budget for 1869,
which IL as foliows:-
CIrY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FIEANcE,l
C0hPTR0LLER's OFFICE, Jan. 4 1869. !
GENTLEMEN OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE
COUNTY or NEW YORK;
The tiftn section Of the act chapter s5a, laws Of
1s68 provides shat hereafter ell estimates for the
anticipated annual expenditures OF all boards and
Departments OF the county government OF New
York shall be made by the chief ofcer OF every such
board and department, In connection with the
Mayor and Comptroller or said city, and submitted
to the Board OF Supervisors OF said county ut the
first meeting thereof In January OF each year."s
In accordance with such provision the clerks OF
the several county courts and other officers Of the
county government have forwarded TO me state
menis OF the amounts which will be required by the
oflces and departments under their charge during
the present year; and the same having been acted
upon by the Mayor and Comptroller, | have the
honor to submit herewith the amount Of appropria-
tiOns required in each case, as approved by them.
The estimates OF the Board OF Metropolitan Police,
Metropolitan Board OF Health and College OF the City
OF New York, payable from the County Treasury,
together with amount required for payment OF the
quota OF the county OF New York OF the State tax.
and the amounts to be raised for the several public
institutions and asylums, in pursuance or law are
also herewith submitted.
CLASSIFICATION OF EXPENDITURES.
The expenditures OF the county government are
clas5ed under the following general heads
First-The Legislative Department.
Sccond-The Executive Departments
Third-The Judiciary.
Fourth-State Taxes.
Fifth-MisceaneOu
l. The Legislative Department.
no inns ka
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ine gross clearAes werc only s44,ea4ooo, the gold
".lances sZssos,s2 and the currency balances
ss,ossz.2 The Bremen steamer took out 100000 In
&becse, "ne carrying rate followed the money mar
ket and ranged from seven per cent to twelve per
cent and from l.32 to 3-el. ~u
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-24
Making Premium Lists.

Hoye! Hoye! You are the arbi-
tiers aud concoctors of how awards and
what awards shall be given at exhibi-
tons cf stock, grains, fruits aud flowers,
look over all your old lists Of years gone
by and see wherein you have made
progress in twenty years. THAT new
idea have you embodied in your lists :?
What have you done in making up
your lists toward inducing new
Thoughts What towards intoxicating
a love of agriculture and horticulture?
What toward increasing decoration of
rural homes?
l could go on all infnitun,, with ques-
tons of the kind, but these are sufficient
for the present. 1t is true the wealth Of
the country and the gains from exhibit
tons Of horse racing have enabled you
to pay larger premiums than of old;
but wherein have you made require
ments of those who shall receive the
premium. corresponding with the sup.
posed advanced knowledge Of com.
munity in which education is free, and
fancy, scientific agricultural colleges are
becoming abundant.
III take premium for the best horse
OK or sheep, the best bushel Of grain
best apple or pear, best collection o
flowers, ttrees and shrubs are always
left out who knows Why took it? IT,
all humbug as now arranged, and rs j
has been always. Any man that Cal
log roll little can take a premium, o
all the premiums. l have been an,
done it. A. THORN.
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GleaningS,

Last spring -, $50 maple trees were
talf>.d NJ Cambridge, Vt, yielding
22l.33o pounds of sugar, which was sold
for about S26,osW.
The RcpuLtiedn says the amount of
mail matter received ut the Chicago
Postotiice on Friday was PSI pouches
and 375 sacks. Thirty. four touches
VI mail were received from San Francis
CO.
Carlyle, Clinton county, Illinois, has
voted S3O 600 10 secure the location of
the Normal University at that place.
The county is expected to vote $4,000.
ana the citizens to subscribe $50, OOO,-
making sion, 900 in all. s
In bakery in Newburyport, Mass,
thirty horse power engine drives the
machinery, and the bakery uses three
hundred dozen eggs dav? "Think of
tnAt, ye hens, says All exchange, land
like Macduff, LAY on"
An Eng!ishman was telling the late
Colonel Isaac .. Barnes, of Massachu-
sets, OF the great rate the ears run in
England. why Colonel, in my coun-
Try they go seventy five miles an hour"
''hGy dnv' says the rotnue!; "thay
couiumt run long at that rate, or they ID
u,
The Salt Lake Meas SAYS that 'myri-
ads Of grasshoppers are feasting along
the railroad track near Green river.
The ticket agent here informs us that
on Monday they slapped a train of ears
III lhAt vicinity, aud the passengers We're
compelled to dismnunt and throw dirt
on the track lefore they could pro-
cesd.'
The other night, Military Hall, in
. Paterson, y. j., was struck by light
ming, which invaded a ballroom in
which there was dance going on. The
lightning ran under u long bench which
was filled with girls, aud overturned
the whole lot, face downward, into the
middle # the floor, stunning them fol
y minute. A man had all the huil
burned off his head. .E
fhe oldest prisoner IN the Massach usctt,
State Prison ii Geo. Hunnewcli, VIII,
has bssl incarceratsd - Years. Ascend
jny To the cupoia the other day, 10y per
mission. and being fl .-nfShed with II,
opera glass. he locke: .|rrth upon tn
outside world for the first time in :
years. Turning his glass awards III
old home IL Cambridge, his Only com
inent, was: II is Ill changed ,..
"A letter published il ,he Irish Tit
as,se states usat one u: tho Fahian prison
crs sentenced for life was confined fo
- days ina dark .ee;l. with Lis han
laaasaniel bshind AIS hack. night Al
day. HE WAS nat lSGseA 10 take bi
pOrridge. which, was left for him ut II!
door Of his cell. eonsra Iently he bad
die lf starvation unless, stretched 81.
on all tours. ho managed to sup up til
PDrridge. " hs,a brought iato the ligi
his face was encrustel with this po
ridge. =.
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about 1900 actual inhabitants. and near
" one half ~ many Of anoating sp0pu.
lation. The town is we'll built, and 70
Gated on thu east bank Of the Les
Moines River. The old Fort bl1ildill9s
still remain, aud will nO,doubttbe pre-
served as relics Of the past. The bluff
upon which the business portion of the
town Is situated is high above the river,
the railroad runs along the river bank,
and when completed further westward
will cross the Des Moines just above the
city; at which point a railroad bridge Is
being erected. There are about 1000
workmen busily engaged grading the
road to Storm Lake, from whence 1t Is
to he built II Sioux City. Fl. Dodge
presents business appearances almost
beyond conception. For four miles
back from the town there are quite as'
many improved farms, and as much
wealth, as there Is in the same area about
Upton. Timber is equally rs plenty,
and stone, coal. and water power is
abundant. All kinds Of produce Is SELL
ing for more than it does in Chicago;
and this market will continue so long
As emigration continues westward. The
Des Moines Valley Railroad las been
surveyed through this place north to the
Minnesota line, and II Is asserted by
good authority that the road will be
completed IN less than two years. To
the railEaad men Of Cedar county this
may seem unreasonable; but l Il
would remind such persons OF the fact
that the road from Iowa Falls to Fl.
Dodge over fifty miles in length, has
been built Within the last twelve
months. a.At$ j' ~"fs"
III NV journey extended further north to |
Dakotah and Springvale in Humboldt
county. The former place being the
county town, is sixteen miles from TT. I
Dodge, which I reached by private con-
veyunce. These towns are in the fork
Of the Des Moines river; the former on
The east bank of the west branch, and
the other on the west bank of the east
branch. This county is comparatively
we'll settled. Springvale is u stirring
title town Of 500 inhabitants, built prin-
,ipally Of stone, and laid off with much
aste, to the credit of $. II. Taft. 5"t
Yours truly, $. l.. s.
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Boston During the Jubilee.

The streets were one swaying, surging
mass of humanity. Vehicles were
damned together III inextricable confl-
sion. The horse cars found it impossi.
BILE to proceed, and being piled together
in long lines sometimes q mile In
length, added to the distraction. The
Hub was in hubbub. / made the
journey from the Coliseum to the State
House, ordinarily IL i've minutes walk
in exactly one hour by the Park street
church clock, which never lies. As the
time approached for the opening Of the
concert, the rush was fearful. At every
one of the twelve entrances TO the
Coliseum, thousands Of people were
damned together, pushing and fairly
trampliny upon one another. The eff
forts Of the police, efficient rs they have
been, Were of no avail. Hundreds and
hundreds of people who had tickets
turned and went away rather than face
that crowd. Women became timid
and shrank from it, There were some,
however, who resoluteIy went in, aud
some of them came out squeezed. Some
tainted and were, with difficulty extri-
Gated. Not one of them but had rum
pied feathers, smashed panniers, disbsv-
eled hair and flushed, perspiring faces
when they had fairly effected an en-
trance. For an hour at least this terri
bic crush continued. 1t was such u
crowd rs Boston has never seen before.
1t is doubtful whether any city ever
Witnessed the like. And all this while
all the streets, even the spacious com
mon were densely packed so that walk
ing was impossible. The trees bpre
human fruit in black clusters. The
fences were selvedged with humanity.
All the doorsteps of the paatial stone
fronts stood disguised with the loads of
country cousins they were compelled to
bear.
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Important to TAXPAYERS!

4 IL PERSONS holding Tax Receipts for
N taxes paid on property in Cedar county,
enormously returned or sold as delinquent,
are hereby notified to deposit said receipts
with the Supervisors of their respective town
ships, or with the County Auditor in order
that proper corrections may be made on the
County Treasurers books. se@
Prompt attention to the above notice will
save the holders of said receipts, ns we'll IN
the county, much trouble. Ea
by order of the Board OF Supervisors.
Supervisor Pioneer tp., special
Supervisor Fairfield tip.
June 10TH lSi9-n2JwS ed.
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Two married ladies at Independence,
Mo-, serenahed their husbands one
night last week. The instruments were
u brace of twins for each of the liegc
lords --z E---
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Upton, IOWA:
RErtbLlCaN STATE NOMINATIONS.

80 sftit fsoYef For Governor, Is g ~
MERRILL, OF Clayton Co.
csasltEa 1 For lieutenant Governor IT,
MADISON II. WALDEN, of Appa-
81! hsTt ,Iio0se CO.1 @l~ a2#s"+"r I'LL
uods hi Fus Jas,gc II Supreme Court. -
ra.tJ0HNF.D DILLON, OF ScottCo
Fot6ap,t Of Pub. Instruction TO MI vacancy
bsvoI:aAs g. EI0SELL, Of Scott TO.
4 !. urt3npt Of Pub. Inst ructi0n ffrll terM),
A. s. KISSELL, Of Scott Go.
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QUANTITY VI. QUALITY. HELNsoLD's Ex-
desire large quantity and large doses Of medicine
ERR.
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Words Of Wjstl0,,e
nor YOUNG MEN.


o. Ne Rvlne Psoeien in Youth end Early Man
hof5i with sEEF HkLP for the Firing and
un1Ortunate Sent il sealed letter envelopes,
Nee OF charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCI-
ALTON, Box =. PHILADELPHIA, PA. &yl
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not FEW Of the worst Disorders that afffet n,en-
KIND Arise fF0ns corruption Of thebood HELxnoLDs
EXTRACT SARsAPAriLI.A h . remedy OF the utmost
value.
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YOUNG LADIES BEWARE OF THE INJURI,
Gus EFFECTS or Face Powdess and Washes. All
sleh remedies close up the pores Of ~ skin and,
Mort tiHea destroy the complexioa. u yoa VOL
have 4 frei =, healthy and youthful AppeefAace,
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. 8 E#
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-24
LONG BRANCH.

TIE PRESIDENT ATTENDS CLAM BAKE-PREP-
ARATIoNs FOR THE GRAND BALL ON MONDAY.
Long BRANCH, July 23.-Presdent Grant and
family after a short visit 10 NewYork returned last
evening and attended the hop gwen in the parors OF the
stetson House This morning the President and family
drove in beautiful turnout through the country unob
served by any one Returning TO his hotel, carriages
were In waiting for them 20 drive to an oldfashioned
Jersey clam bake on John Hoey's grounds number OF
friends accompanied them After short drive they
arrived on the grounds and escorted to where the
bakep was 20 take place. and witnessed the operation
After delay OF half hour the guests sat down and par
took OF the clans very freely After the feast the Pres
dent and friends had their pictures taken. After few
remarks by the President cheers gwen, aud the
guests departed.
Tho arrangements are nearly completed for tho
complimentary ball To be given In honor OF President
Grant at the stotson House Monday, July &C. Gen.
Sherman and Cen Sheridan, Gen. Mcdowell, Gems Wal
len McKeeyer Ingalls,, Gilmore, Barnard. Wright ana
all the officers Of the Department Of the East will be pros
emit also many OF the officers OF this station Invita-
tons have been sent the Governors Of the States OF
New-York Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New-Jerscy
and Connecticut; the Mayors OF New York and Phila
dolpha and TO many distinguished editors and citizens
There is great interest felt among all the residents OF
Long Branch 20 make the ball complete success and no
efforts are being spared by the Committee OF Arrange
ments 10 make this compliment TO the President what 1t
sbonId he The military bands Governors Island and
Fort Hamilton have rendered their services and Will DO