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EucHEsU OUT or MARRIAGE a.0 hcsty.

Isabella McWlliams, 9 domestic. residing AT III
LauTens street. yesterday afternoon appeared before
Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market, aud preferred a
naughty man named Bartholomew Flynn. abo1t
swenty years her JUNIOR charging hin with obtaIn-
ing tWen.y-nve dollars fr0m>laer by means OF false
,,epfesensanons. lsaneila aate3 that tho prisoner
IA summer ascettained that she had 4 small
amount oi money saved up from her earnings and
ended IN his making proposlton OF marr1a~e-
wn.on was accepted. AZ Is Ia all sucn cases
iurhtnfe nno household articles were nece sary to
ueNn "isn, tuu III olucr 10 purchase them, isabela
aes she aIvAncod Flynn f25, which no spent ia
notous living and now refuses To mary hor ius-
tce coA upon hearng the story OF the heart0rC ken
hJDal. IninhlltAl klglD III dclault OF 800 bAil.
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VICTIM OF 4 IELEGaaM.

A Mississippi Cotton Merchant Starts for
Europe and Ends ais Voyage in Cell at
Police HendQuarters-H0w This Interrup-
tion tn His Proposed "Trip Came AbOut.
Mr. Frederick Stripplin, lately cotton merchant In
Vicksourg, Mss is at present enjoying the pleasing
hospitality OF a solitary cell ct the Central Police
Headquarters, under circumstances which, as far as
known at present, are decidedly Of o peculiar
and unusuai character. He arrived In thls
city In the. latter part of last week, It
appears with his wife and took passage for himself
and The latter on the steamer leaving for Europe on
Saturday last whittier he was going on q business
trip Scareiy had he g0r on to the steamer before
two detectives arrested him, took him before the
Recorder Jersey Cy-the arrest being made at the
Jersey, City wharf, whore the steamer lay-aud
thence TOOK hlm prisoner to the Poico Headqllar-
ters In til5 city, where he was locked
up and Is Still kept IN close confinement The sole
ground or his arrest was telegram from yicksbufR
requesting his arrest on charge OF cnbezzleineuL
This te eglan stated no amount OF alleged embezzIe.
ment cr the names or any party or parties from
1t was supposed that since the reign OF King Ken.
nedJ had ceased the period or arbitrary and lie gal
arrest was az an cad. Mr.. Douglas a. Levion Jr
counsel for MI. Strippn. obtained writ OF habeas
corpus III the case yesterday, aud this morning the
prisoner Will be brought peiore Judgc Barnard hts
counsel Claims that there is ground TOR the ar
rest In the first place. and that ithe second place IL
was wholly irregular and Illegal, In the absence of
specifications or the charge, and without pr0per
reqnsttiOn from tie Governors, respectively OF Mis.
sl5sippi New Jersey and New York.
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rRE siElBEs n0sumgar.
firai .rransesaeats for Lsyiag the Cor
ncr ssssc cs the sseubea MsnuExens
near Utica.

ffrai srransesneats for Lsyiag the Cor
ncr ssssc es the sseabca Msnuux~nt
near Utica
The Committee or Arrangements Cor iae lestiyl-
csincident 20 tac layag corner stone for tue
monument, TO General Steuoen, ~ DO erected over
his grave Utra m this State on the ist Of next
June, last eyening &c the steaeea House IN the
The proceedings We're rather OF q
conversational character than or a regular
meeting. The cefotnoAtes, as agreod UPON, Vl.l
be in tue following order.--At ten O'Clock a. ~ Mr.
oiAt. tn1ries hAQH, ~ fsaiinGn of tse 0onssltlse
VIII open Win sts emeitt ~ the object aud history
stelbe. fhc corner stone Will then BE- placed IN poa-
ton py lar. kapd and Mr.. Reck. the arIbiect, aud
eX.GoN erD0r SeyaD III viii 10 handed the usual iu-
plemenis 10 perform the net of sqayagn ~, after
whcn he VIII denver the oration, n being said 70 be
his Intention 10 give history ~ the early Garmaa
settlements 10 ths state ana The part they took iR
favor or the coonista daring the Reyoiu-
ton. lie wal be followed by Governor HOFFMAN
General sigei, Mr.. 0ttcndOg.er, Judge Freed
man, senator Schurz ana oihea. DaeIa-
tons from lae lledcrxranz, Afion and oinsr
singing Societies nom the city VIII cniigcn lhe occa
sion With approp rlatc eongssand Que or two joint
chorus performances l. was announced that tue
the guesls from other cities aud siatTa who shall
nocx ther 10 assist In tni- fstlval, and that they
had already not ouly contributed hand amount
~ the general monument faud, but would provide AN
necessary couveyances from The city OF Utica TO the
grave 0i General btouDeD, distance oi about SAX
teen miles. Tomorrow the general rehearsaro OF the
singing socienes joining ia the cegcmoaies WIN be-
whole parry wi leave tais CITY In special cars on
Tuesday evening.
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POLICE TRIALS.
MIR. Henry Bcruh Appear. a. ce.avl

MIR. Henry Ecrwh Appears ~ Casarinfaan,--
Pair OF Model Peiisemra.
Commissioner smith presided at the roH e trials
yesterday morning ana heard evidence IN ghieen
complaints against delinquent policemen. The ma
jority or the cases were VI trivial nature hetng
chiefly violations or the rnics or post not properly
patrong, &c. The folio sIng we're toe cny cases Of
INTEREST,"
Mr. Henry BerGh, President oftae society tor tas
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Aaimals, appeared as coui-
painaut against policem m James A. Bogarfns, of
the Twenty-nnth rrecincf, whom ne charged with
having refused TO take charge Of hack and team OF
horses which had been abandoned by the otilar
Mr.. Bergh said that he found the team, wbch were
almost exhausted Standing az Twenty-stxfh street
ana Fourth avenue, attached 10 hark
haying been evidently aandoaed o. tue
attention TO the matter hut Bogardus laughed at
MIN ana refused 70 take charge OF tire properly. Nf
Bergh was compelled To call another nnlccr. VINO
TOOK charge OF mo property and TOOK the am and
hack TO stable where trey remained M night VITA
out being Claimed. Boga aus did not deDg tns ma n
facts as harged Ia the complaint aud sne case was
referred to the B0ari FOR adjudication.
Policemen Thomas keane ana Henry rrass
OF the second precinct were a.raigned before
the Commi sioner char ged with being intoNcatei
AZ tn2 Hickman street police station on tho eveaur
OF election dae. Capiain De Camp tnade the corn.
plant against them and festined that he haa he n
lnformed that the delinquent policemen were gong
tnr0ugh the ward aciius In n disgraccful mannrr
and when they entered the STA ioa house he observed
tuat they were intoxicated and uaBt for duty.
houndsnan Rogers corroborated the testimony OF
the captain. Sergeant Blair, however testified that
he did not think thnt they were DRINK, aishounh
he believed they had been drinking. Ine ease was
reierred to the Board for their decision
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T He COURTS.
Ohargsd with Psrjury-rhe superviscrship Cen.
tsoversy = The, Sheridan wiis Murder
Case-A Divorce Suit-sentences In
the Court Of General Sessions
Charged with Perjary-A Singular Case

Charged with Perjury-A Singular Case.
7ne United states Us. Alexander NJ Crfsta,ar.-
The defendent was held for examination under the
following peculiar Observation-Disclosures In an
auctloneer, who had dealings with one Michael
Myers. q voluntary bankrupt. In friendly arrange
ment between Cristalar and Myers ~ was repre-.
sented by the latter that he was indebted to the de-
fendant In 4,500 and TO secure him IN that amount
made over his stock In trade to him. The 9th n
creditors, deeming this an unfair tran saction haa
Myers arrested On the examination trista,ar
ewore that be had loaned tn, s45oo at different
$1,000, dated January Is. 1870, which he
also sw0ro had been IN his possess on from
the certified date Upon this receipt The ease
against Cristalar turned. Tie facts, as proved,
been portion OF Myers debt to Crstalar; thai re-
ceipt had NOT 0een made out signed at til time
IOrth IN the receipt ~ fact had only the day pre-
vi0us 70 the examination been sent to Myers for
ms signature; that The latter had shown II 10 the
commissioner, wos having interrogated Cr1sta ar a.
70 It's genuineness, and he sweariny tlat it q
coma NE instrument. made out according 10 IT. I'm
pOrt satisfied the Commissioner that the whole
tnlrg was a fraud, resulting In MS holding Crstaiar
70 appear Tor examination on charge OF perjury.
Bali Was fixed at $1,000 which was not iorth
coming, and, In default, Cristalar was left ia the
custody OF the Marshal.
Another Alleged Perjury Case.
The United States u.s. Joseph @. Brddg.--The de-
fendant Is charged with having given fraudulent
bal In the sum OF $4,000 In the css OF c. Keloxr,
who was charged with illegally removing whlskey.
II is claimed by the prosecution that ady did OF
own the property BY which ne qualified as q bonds.
man. but the defendant aycrS sAAs she property wa,
purchased recently and thai the deeds are now await
lng record IN the Registers oiice. He was held lor
examination. =
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ssIp Company. ne vas sent 10 me s,ass Prison sSr

:hip Company. ne vas ssns 70 ne stase Prison fUr
thr g " Af. ana sx moathsL
:, Peter csrmAn: ey e I'd suIlv 70 % ssssmgs
~ our ary In th- third a gree. he hgving a. the
TN INST - Geo opsn the basement aoor OF th< a.
eence OF John y Young ~ Amssy psace rhe yoci n-
ui Oienuer was sent 90 the athulc EGforinasory.
Ella EdNards sad M2y wtiiams VINO were
cnatxso Win y Al n{ lhry toiisrs nom marxarst
puny On tue 2bth ~ April we're acquitted. tho eva
oence az q them failing ~ s0xsazn thc cnarxe.
a. inemas Davis resp cisnie clsizen, Ne. placed g
,ne Oar charrd win burglary Mr. Wiiitam Y.
nowe mau W cf sintsme1t 40 IN erect thai the
nusglafy was carsmttfed ~ Tncnss ~rh nfi6 mo
plcade fu nv ist nonfh aud khxt Mr. Davis hAi
nothing whatever 20 "a with n, ttat fnr Complain
ant Was fiend of his ci.ents and wou.d PROVE MS
good ch ric5ef. Tvs ~tAtement Nks ccuorued ~
the complainant ami Or. Davis was dis 'hatxed.
The following ~ the sAisndu for te-laJ;--Ths
People vs.. Joseph Oornsu. roone 2; same Va.
Thomas porter, wihan smith. William iracb,
James Marion Thomas Mar ON Josn MARION. fE41k
Nelson. Owen Mccarthy. Cctne.ius SuliNa1. isTWes
Dohbins. James ORoufke and FAflirk c0nn ~, bar.
pary; Same WI liam oyertgn. feionfoas assault
and battery; same VI. James Regmoifa emisesxle.
ment aud grant iaFcsngt Sane -. 1~An netMel.
Martha West, John w. Mofgan. rmohy Desine
Annie Miller, bora Never. julius nxnneQ fred NJ
Bennett. Charles Moon. Rrtad larcenys Ssme W.
N chaei Eagan. ID. ~ Dunn. James ncsx, vschael
Garvey and John Killing, grand l9Fcony. sane w.
John Noble, f0rgtfy rame W. John Wilson Aa3 IA.
ward Gurus, lafcUAy frunl the person.
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nslata Flrssus Es,glr.

Dents Dowling resident of Inc Twenty
ward was arraigned at tue yotyilIe Police Court
yesterday, whcro Justice Coulter. tic presiding
magistrate. committed him await rhe result of In
BIohAn. whom he stabbed twics IN the abdomen.
There was no aaldayt taken IN TIE case, but
D1wunx was ne on the cerfilcate 0f DR.. EwlnR. OF
No, 40 hest Fidy-afsl strcst ualA tals naorn. ~
wien the peccssagy afidAuts Ml.l be nlad0 10 hold
pOAing.
IAe wounds. according 20 DR. Ewing. are not Sc
rNss, one az tAem oolng an inca aaa a Qua to !.
NhNs the o. ifr b1f an ilcn in dep IA. rar cause
f the quarrel hrtwean ne two men tif ma an ).
bCAG.
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ccuay cslisu.w- -ru sm.

OVEN AND rERaIAnR xSD SrfnFME cpraQ--cfn.
cutT-rart l-Jntge Barnard. Aagguf3eg f0r zoe
term.
.straEwK counr-cIRcun-pari a. before yuixe
Brady. Clse on.
SUPREME tgyRr~ SrKcfAL TEMM.--licid by gudwe
mgraharL--Nos iT0. IT'S 1ot. ai1. gl1 gIa 1ll IA
suPKENk -CaAAaEAs--Caiendar ex.
hausci.
svPgRioR CotRr-rssL TERw-part l-nefora
Jud-e d0lcs--Nus. iIiT, ie01 iosl s0yT sgs M Al
SO, isS 1851. 2ofS 1osg. lcsg. Ies a.ga .Qlk Pars
2--Bcfore Jnd 20 M9neiL sfsa IVA snON Is&o.
5o0 'T ~ ~
MARINE CouHr-CESrsAL TErM.--Defcro Fall
Bencn.-Nos. ~ 10 q, Inclusive.
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A SUPPOSED MURDER AT SEA.
Foul Fiuy ON Board Sleep-A singular
Cnse--iho Suspcctsd Murderer Held for
rs,.fr


Foul PIuy ON Board sloop-A singular
Case--iho Suspected Murderer Held Tor
TriaI.
superintendent Jourdau yesterday morning re.
ceised q letter from Mr. Il. j. Dougherty Chief OF
Polce OF Wilmington, DEL, setting forth that he haa
In custody one Peter Petersen, former resident OF
Wilmington, who had come into port III possession
OF the sloop Achilles. OF New York small craft OF
five tons burden There was no other person
Oh board the sloop at tho time. His possession
OF ths sioop and being .fush with money
he Was accordingly arrested. On beng qnestiono on
Petersen stated that the sloop hal heen purchased
by captain Herman Wardman and hiniSelr from one
Theodore Hardy 3 DanIsh stevedore, working at or
near the Atlantic docks, Brooklyn, and that they
lett New York three weeks ago. and when or Great
Egg narbor on the Jersey coast, Wardman was
struck By the boom OF the loop and was thrown over
buy junk along the coast, bus afrer the captain was
lost overheard he tPetersenl went oysterng. The
pap,rs Of the sioop,were male ont in the sole name
with Inc Id ca thai he hA cit stolen the soop or
had sailed IN company with Wardman and had
murdered him during tho voyage. Detective
Bennett, OF the Central Office was detail cd
TO work up the case. As it was stated
lived ut 81 West street, sa,iorS boarding hoase
pJ by Christian Lieber; tie detective had visited
known there. Wardman was represented as quiet
inoilensve man. whlle Petersen was sad 10 be man
that the soop Achilles had been purcha sed by Ward
man from The widow OF Henry lardy and Peter HARDY,
her brother-in law, Tor $780, and that it had been
purchased by him solely and paid for with his own
money. The detective also learned that Petersen
settled his bill at L.e0ers on the l7th OF May, at
which time he stated that Wardinan had sold the
soop for $i10, and that he (Petersen) was
going to the Lakes or to hi; home In
Wilmington. lie then left and was not
again seen. Ihis information, obtained by
the detective, was embodied In letter which was
promptly despatched TO Chief Dougherty at vii
inington yesterday afternoon by Superintendent
Jonrdan. Petersen will be held for examination by
the United sta es auttoircs, and will have great
deal OF difficulty In explaining the Suspicious cir.
cunstancss with which ne Il surrounded.
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SUPREME couaT--spscIAL TERM.
A Divorce Suit.
BEFORE JndQe Inurah hmm

BtI0re Judge Ingfaham.
Sarah r, Denaarest vs. Gd79et A. Desnayest The
parties implicated In this suit, which Is one for d.
v0rce, were married on the 9th OF December, ISl3
at Piermont, Rockland county, New York State and
have lived there upt the commencement OF legal
Proceedings They have three children the eldest q
young nan OF about TWENTY-FIVE, the second O
thirteen.
1t is claimed for piaintl that in March, 1868, de-
1endaut entered the lager beer saloon OF Angeletu
Rider, called for glass OF lager and after some CON
veisation prevailed on the lair Angelerti accom-
pany him to an adjoining room. What occurred In
the room was testified to by an eye witness, who
communicated the circumstance to Mrs. Denarest
and on 1t rests her CLAIM for "a divorce.
The defence tried to prove tlia the defendant had
had connection with his wie after she became aware
Of the alleged adultery.
At the conclusion OF the testimony counsel agreed
between themselves to dispense with summing up
and Will hand in their papers tomorrow morning.
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pAaAu; or THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
TAs Cammand 90 90 to Brooklyn This
Afternoon.

Afternoon.
The Seventh regiment viii mako grand fun dress
parade to-day, and VIII visit the City OF Churches,
where they are to be received by the Twenty ,
OF Brooklyn. The Seventh has not had public
parade slnce last SUMMER, and viii out to-day
In all the glory OF white pants. The command will
start from the armory, in seventh street. about hal
past three O'Clock this afiernoon aud march through
Astor place 10 broadway, down Broadway 10
boa via be In waiting for them. It is 10 be hoped
that TIE watering carts VIII, after midday not
sprinkle the Hrees, rs the marching on tn slippery
pavement would be anything but agreeable The
1rsend5 OF The regment Will doubtless turn out In
losce 20 give 1t warm welcome. The slap the Phil.
e.pha Common y Oundsels gave IL the other day
wui ne an ad ti0uai reson lei the admirers OF tne
Crack cDrps 0i he aatlolll Guard OF this state to
-saow thae tley know how TO resent the inlallt
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SUPtHIUH CUUXI-IHW IEHM-pAsI 2.
Action for Damages Asainst n Railway Conn
pany.

pany.
Before Judge Mcneil.
Della Dickinson ps. 7he Broadtcny and Sepentn
Avenue RoilTodd C0mpany.--Thc complaint Ia this
case states that the defendant In 1860 received in
jurics which caused her considerable trouble and
expense. She sued for $4,000 damages.
The defence claimed that the injuries were re.
ceiyed after defendants leaving the car by her slip
ping on the cobDe stones which form the street
pavement.
The jury found for the plaintiff in the sum OF
$4,000
Complaint Dismissed.
n. Lvnch Us. The Bieecker Street ana Futon Ferry
Rdth0ad Componu--in October 1868, the defendant
rode to Fulton ferry In car belonging to defend
ans. Having arrived at her destination she left
Inc car anu was attempting to cross tie street be-
iole me horses, when the car struck her. throwing
her uown and injuriny her spine. On her cross
examination 1t was elected that she knew the car
was Coming towar is her. but thought she would be
ab o 10 cross before ~ reached her, on motion by
defendants' counsel the complain was dismissed on
she ground OF contributlva negligence.
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COURT OF GENERAL ssssIsss.
Before Recoraer Hackett.

Before Recorder Heckett.
Assistant District Attorney Tweed conducted the
prosecution Of cases yesterday In this Cours.
David Kiliner was tried aud convicted Of grand
larceny IN stealing case OF women's XII Slippers
valued at sixtysix dollars, on the Gath OF April tis
properly beng Ia chage oi the Namaganset steam
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DEc0aiTlos BAY IN BRoexLYy.
The following order has been promulgated by the
Grand Marshal In charge OF ceremonies TO be OBJ.
GENERAL ORDERS.
UcADQrAaTflB GRAsp NAnsu.l,,
Kooh NO. ., pn@srx BulLDrves,

HEADQUARTERS GRAND NAnsutl.,
Room NO. Z, PuNNrx BUlLDfwas, \
BRookYE May q. ls7ut
FrsHayng bern elected by The 0rasd Array o ,hs no
pubic as Grani Marshal 10 take charge memorial
thereof.
Sond-Ah marshals and their respective staas viii
paraoe mounted, and will the uniform ant eluo-
nen:s as BY them IN tho United sisis.
ana ln order thai the marthais
cosniIed from other mounted ocer herccy
that tho Grand Marshal vii yellow sash and Tie a
vision marsheg crimson sash the
ssme as ofcsr OF the cay ~ staa oess wll vss hs
sash the usa way. All commanders
ct poss VIII appear n the same uniform. Ia al scb
black or dark pantaoons may De
Tlrf-A soldiers and saogscf the army and navy ara
OF the militia who In the United servcc urns
the war; and VINO not belong our rfr arc
respectfully and cordially invited To Join with
mon and sacred duiy of paying tribute
glorious dead All exountsd oceIa uraeny requested
10 appear mounted ani In uniform N practicable ths
purpose OF FORMING mounted corps MT DE head
OF tne column. AL regiments companies Of nla snd
other associations VINO contemplate participating
the memorial ceremonies ara reapcctiy CON
they may be assigned positions in line
fourlAds 70 the Grand Marshal, ne place Of rem
ushed In further orders j. JoUR0AN, 1raad MaraAaL
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COURT Of OYEa AND TEaMlSsa.

ZUo Eu6M0um MurUef C0Ac@A writ Of Hn.
beas Corpus Sued for.
Before Judge Barnard.
A writ Of habeas corpus was sued out on Friday
last and an application for the release of Thomas
Sheridan on bail. 1t was TO have been, argued yes.
terday, but was abandoned, and Mr.. James, defend
ants counsel asked for postpOnement or the trial
ior M rder, az ne was unprepared to proceed with
the case at present
The District Attorney said he did not wish to press
tne srai o. any man. especially one about TO De tried
Tor his life until he was fully prepared and that he
had no objection to the postp0nement.
The Court then ordered II to be set down Tor the
Fourth Monday III June
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In WxshIust.~ Psrk.

Under green trees the Central Park band dk-
coursed sweA music to several thousand promena-
ders Of every condition OF lie, even down 20 tho
groups Of little children who squatted on tue grass
and beat their tiny feet TO the tune OF the music
with precision That was quite encouraging even
to the most plethorlc promenader.
The hours selected were between i've aud seven
O'Clock, when the cool Of the evening Is Just begin
ming. and they are convenient for tnose
whose domestic arrangements woad require
them 1t home either earlier or later
It was pleasant to see how greatly this mpsi.
cal treat was appreciated. Loungers OF both
sexes. lovers who were not absorbed Ia them
selves TO forget the music, tue stad and proper
and elderly Inhabitants OF the neiihborng squares
were all out in force. with cheerful radiant smile
or satisfaction on ther countenances. Everybody
was, by this ihOughtiul consideration OF the Park
Commission. put in good temper. All dun care was
d.ven away Tor the lime being, and all the JOY That
music p0ur5 upon the ears OF morals was the luher
ance for the time beng of oil who cared to stay TO
hear.
Grafula's band, about thirty pieces, went through
the following programme IN manner, 10 Is needless
TO say that well sustained It's established reputation
The more favoite pieces OF the programme were
Kosslni's overture, "Othellc.u Thomas "poacar y
from Mignou, aud strauss waltz. 'Herbst Roscw,r -
all OF which received the applause OF the listening
croWd.-
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nUs.c voa ynE rEsrLr.
In Csssral PsslE.

The Department OF Pubic PArks announce that 4
the weather be fne there win be music es she Cen
tral Park Band In Madison square this sf'erncoa
from ave to seven O'Clock. Ths following n she pro
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

ATuERToN-HAMILL.--In this city, on Monday,
May 23, by the Rev. John r. Hermance, at the rest
dence Of the brides mother No 253 West fortythird
street, BENJAMIN ATHERroN and Miss ELEANOR J..
HAMILI, b0ih OF New York.
HiLLs--SMlra.-ln this city, on Friday, Nav 20, by
the Rev. Mr.. Clark. HOLLIS II. HILLS, OF Newark N.
j., TO Miss ANNIE SMITH
SEAMAS-BLooKLED0E.--O wednesday, May rs,
by the Rev. ]. l.. Dapner, aJ the brides residence,
JOHN II. SEAMAN % TILLIE BLoOKLEDiE, eldes
daughter OF Benamin BiocSledge. all OF New YORK.
TRAoY-TAYLoR.-At Eugiewood, on Wednesday,
May 20, john X. TRACY 10 MARY u, daughter oi
Charles Taylor, Esq.