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NIBLO'S GARDEN.
THE ENSUING SEASON ofthis establishment, will com
r :sf Ssf 70 Of W. SdSHss % &c. 'Pgg %
d'si; Mar ny ,G' aofa 1s,s mhr7 a~i.re
- wednesday morning small red Csrpe. Bag with The own
mistake when nth The pss passens's "A were inds At Shs
W6o,S;Se, viii bipE he Ams Hoy, Broad
Daas viii be given fs y. T.eo1eIy Il osn mao s..e
THE BEST BOOKS
oS. a d. On IS ssa BY As0 with 'd'
Of Them s aPTs a the s% the
ATss: Sss s sssi m
NJ
Dealer: As'sa; .sSsS.i ss;Sf
UA the Mass1ines for April with full supply q the
Late London Parers. m2o It.m
0UST0" H0VS5Ll 5SLlfE5T9Rs Icy HssF; F5;ygIcr,
Il:
Light Boat. this District under the 'upernendenee Of the
''''::ss S Gallon: w.,.. Pressed OH from he'd matter
e be Ct ssat & q.
@ s:
mhaC 9tfh Collector.
FhENCH AhIIFlClAII EhSs
LOWITZ u BECKER, -
| No. "a John Street.
HAVE Received by the last hay packets Utica and Argo
at modsrste prizes mSss Imsm
JET AND HORN BUTTONS,
.5s.sS 5.s S.. Dias s 55 sa" md Breast Pms
psspsneosyrs Plate: and Ipstrumsn French China Vases
A''oArl'ia White China ESw4Rb 81 ;.tRsb HEN Importer,
7TIO CARPENTERs, JOTNERsJ CABINET MAKERS
%oi G % sSsss '%dG
and the mreng Of certain moulaipas &c: by A. D
fss n II aS6o o g rs, % he
piiusc: booksellers in the Uui ed States Price Is cents
~ for ,se on Saturday March ,1d Stalls Nos 20 and
10 WiS;hnstOn MsFsst The Beef Of -Four superior
q: sss q; ;S:;!:'. s;:4: joSSS SSiSdEsb" SaRSisb
-. FARM IT, LET UR FOR SALE, eont.inigg .bou.
~<fiem WiamsbaIgh ferry, with good armhcsss barn.
Tc%nc adjoining two ,ampte ro.. 'a'''0n
THse TnS non y. in n spsh Gase vii sdom such
one from .p. front mkas nj 81 s,.ee eA'
TO CARPENTERS, CHAIR MAKERS, CABINET
ro,ru MAKERS, &c.
sG1 Il e: IL
0e'''0n can '' had %SsS St. s.'s
"A TO L.ET-The Cottage Barn, Orchard &C. belong
Ell ng 70 Dr. Mott al Bloomingdae Possession imms'
Use tbe he Thre. Story Brick Hon.e. No sAbspy :sss.
s's mss ss.ie 1c' '' O'CLOCK B. HurcHINes John
3 !: II ;:: S::.: =:
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A sons-AIr: She Wore a Wreath or Rsses


She wore h,r face all pimpss
TIE night that T. ir.t we. we %aeti ...,,.,
v, AND I'd hsTh.I :: S.s! =. ..,u...
And her eye that ray Of hope,
9af oS Jona.'. S.s %ehs Chemical asS So Soap e'A
And once again mst her. no yimples now wen there;
But her fee clear and beautiful and her neck white
Sd s side ws sn :ss ISsss mo- IL an
IL. her
b:.w her sl9rou. be.y.a7wh such beauty cope
Reader try Jouss You vii not be
s:s': saa s:
&c II. saa. % b." x.
g c'sa% i GT m srssdwsy
e ss.e and ss s. e be mighty particular and ask for
PhrenoIogy.-Mr. Fowler Will deliver his
last ;sq on M % sIhc Ss sna WG
with sublic es min tons Admi ,aoce one shag These
lectures vey ing instructive We Mr. f.
a full house. 10 secure od seats 20 ear1
Jeu d,Espr,t- IN. beau esprits or la belle
France have been cebr ted the quality Of their humor
at s an han o ney I9a y Of s
description thus:-Aa trosne connait pvreghe"
pia a%pona% oapieS eSn 1ss0'S
N The 01 here Is .
:sabalu pimped by ikeans them to amin sp
ss@fs a1s% Sf
th D. + F. Gouraud furnish remedy for the evil
in his HESS Italian Med Soap, which ed
vry vstRe of edness, free kes eruption
fom the the cutc smooth and white
alabaster II redness Of the ch eek desired let initiate the
naur OF hath much posshe and this only
be obtained permanently by the Of Dr. Gouuds Liquid
Vegetable Rouge.
si .ss s b. ."af, q % es . @ o;s s
from Broadway
Agsns76 Che street Philadelphia Jordan2 Milk street.
Boston Carleton Co.. Lowell Bliss y Co.. Springfield
Green Co, Worcester Bull Hartford terre Mddetown
Mvers New Haven Dyer Providence; Tousey Rochester
Backus Bull Troy Pearce, Stanwix Hail. Albany Seth
s. Hancs, Baltimore d. H. Moore Lynchburg, Va Ander-
son. Nashville. Tenn; Henit,h. Lancaster, Pa
Changeabtc and wet weather will prod uce
colds aud coughs which, if neglected to lead fatal
Consequences Shermans Cough Lozenges ntidote
they aey all rto speedily, give quiet and much
than other remedy known Hundreds OF which
have neglected until confirmed p'ion the result
night have been cured BY timely of this remedy d.
shermans house is No l05 Nassau seet Agents ITO
Broadway 10 Asor House; 22 Hudson set 1888 Bowe,y; "a
East Broadway 86 William stree l39 Fulton Brook.
ton.
Persons with White, Red, Grey or Light
Hair assured he made to grow dark fine and silky for
Of three shngs How huodeds the
In his city who have tried aud proved this by tue moderate
price of Jones's Coral Hair Restorative excellent
thing and warran,e to those qualities force tue hair
light, red grey hal dark sof fine and Aky; it also
dresses the hair besutfu Sold three shings bottle at 50
Chatham street, 323 Broadway.
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Sales OF atocks al PhiladelPhia.

FR:T BoAap March ls$ss oos State Elves 7 $4,000 She
Reading RR ,5K; q DO a.H Southwark Bank s2h;
Chespk De! Skies % 66x 40 shss Mechanics Bk 25 4l0
s1e, y; 100 .hs, Bsnk 8; Grand Gulf sx; 10
SEcoND BoARploO Wilmington kR 3ds 2ok 10 900 Stats
Ewes 7 10000 do, 5ds $500 do d 75 $ls75 County
tives Co. d. 951d; As Farmers Mech Blk, 42N.
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ESTIMATES OF THE ExcHEauER GREAT BRITAIN, lsi5
Income Erpendifures
mas $500, ,ooe
Total, E5l, 100. 900

Total. E5l 200
T he income tax. together with the Chinese Compensa
satisn Money, will expire in the present year. Should
he income tax be renewed, the estimated income will
amount to f53 00O from which deduct the Chinese
Con- pensaton and the income will be, according to the
estimates f5s 100 900 leaving surplus after dsducng
expenditures, of ss 409 900. This will be absorbed by
the proposed reductions in the import duties which
estimated as follows
sngar. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. fl, 300 0oo
Cesls. ..................... ll8000
Import duties on raw materials, including
slaves. ...... $40 COO
Cotton Wool. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6sO, 600
Auction Duty. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 OJ0
Glass. ............,.., $40 600
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noticed In the reports Of the Liverpool market il sttrbu
ea 10 measure to the receipt OF accounts from the Uni
yea stating that the crop would not be 40 large
anticipated and would not exceed the yield Of he pre-
The Importance this repeal Of the duty oncotton wool
@ oe seen when the proportion the duty bears to the
m s oos. OF tne raw material is made manifest The duty
esIma.ed that 10th should be added to the 6i6h, in
si & 70 calculate the full amount Of duty paid upon
IT, pound OF cotton wool manufactured in the country
egnts OF penny per pound was, therefore, the
, palo upon cotton This duty fell with great seve
upon low priced ,tton being upon quality costing
80 per pound duty Of nine per cent? and upon that cost
pr pound duty OF twelve and half per cent,
one eight OF the first cost The derived by the
from this duty estimated have amounted
TO about f700,000 per annum.
The weekly returns Of the Bank of England Tor the
PAST SIX months, since the system went into
eperation show much greater uniformity of movement,
nan at any time previous The OF notes in
alton ont the 12d Of February, ls45 $40 $50 less
than on the 26h OF October 1874 II will be perceived by
the annexed table that the amount OF issued in Feb
uary was fl 3s 100 greater than the Issue Of October
iea4 but the mount hand in February f7 66 $40
greater than IN Octoher
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Persons with WHITE, Red, Grey or Light

he made grow dark fine and silky for
th small Of three hling. How many hundreds tbee
price of one Coral Hair Res oIstiye III most excellent
grow, stop falling off scurf dandru and make
light red grey hal dark so fine and silky; it also
dresses the hair besutu Sold three shings bottle at SO
Chatham street, 323 Broadway.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YOnK. mARCa 40
ClaarSsl.

tJ.t Sisss. NOON sETs s2o
,uH sErs....,.e..., SO ufG~ waryn MN. 6 ~
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Married.

Married.
Al Middletown, Rocklsnd County. New Yerk on the
22d May, l54<, by the Rev Joseph w. Grifith Mr. JA
ooB HgSDRIcKsoN, Of Albany, to Miss MARY JAM
McLELLAND, OF Troy, New York.
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Unad KlE2 stm. .....3S,94U,7B6 3B,438Ea0 I49B,0N
The Bsnk Of England IL about reducing the rutes of
discount at its various branch banks, always be
uniform with the rate charged at the mother bank The
much as possible but II has been found dcu thing to
increase the circulation.
The annual report Of the North of England Joint Stock
Banking Company, to the Slsi December exhibits profit
Of I'll $50 l9s 3D. out Of which two half yearly dividends
Of ave per cent eaeh had been paid amounting
6 leaving balance Of 1855 lis Sd carried to the
next account.
The estimates Of the revenue and expenditures of the
Kingdom for the year ending April 5th lS4o, stand fol-
lows
EsTImArrs OF THE ExcHEauER GREAT BsurAIN, lsa5.
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AUCTION SALES.
T., r HOJJGH Auetioneer

L. F. HOUGH Auctionser
.DY CARROLL & Co., Store $50 BroRdwsy.-FuRNIrURx
d CLIFTON HousE. Staten Isaua-This Day Thurs
day March 2Oh O'Clock the premes the Qusran-
tine Island tn Of said house-cou
sisting q CARPETS: Oil Cloths. Hair and Straw M..,s Bed
bl Toilets and Chairs and ookirg Glasses.
Mechanical Astral and Spirit Lsmps, Dining ard Tea Seis
Glass Ware Crockery, Kitchen Funiture, Cooking Utensils
SC. Sale POSITIVE
N Dhe Boat leaves for the Quarantine O'Clock AM.
mh2O item
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LIN.
A0E7 - FOR ALBANY AND yROY-Diect-
from the pier at the foot Of touItlandt St
= low pressure steamboat SWALLOW,
March 2oth 1896
For freight, apply board or to G. CLARK,
the office the wharf
Freight taken on the most reasonable Freight must
be charge OF the Freight Agent the Company will not
Be rssponsibls for Iosses mo Ic
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Correspondence or tho Herald.
EAroNs NECK, March IS, lsl5.
SR-l have inform you my yesterday found ano
her Of the bodies that lost from the chr keesde which
proved TO be thar Of Mr. Habeil first The body
fully recognized by hi, friends and will be taken South
Port Connec cn for ntermen There more
of the which have not been found.
Yours, respectfully
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATR E.

THUKpDAY EVENING", March 20,
Will be presented the Comedy Of OLD HEADS YOUNG
HEARTS-Lod Charles Roebuck, Dyott Lady Alice Haw-
thorn Mis-. Clara Ellis
To conclude with new the Play entitled GREFN BUSHES,
Hundred NBTs Ago, with music dresses
properties and OKennedy Mr.. Dyott;
fSeoge, Barry Mama. Miss Clara Ellis; Geraldine Mrs.
Boxes tier cents cd tier so cents-P
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e. f35sa,ss5 fs9,2s7. .l7s
While this deer in the circulation has been going
on, tie bullion has been steadily increasng. From the
26h Of October he 22d Of February the bullion and
coin in the Bank inreased E During the month
ending the 22d ait the Bank used every legitimate
meaps to extend thai circulation.
The following is the returns for the month OF February
ofthe circulation Of he country.
Issue .dctiai Beiow fir
Guho,ix'd circuld'n ed issue.
100 private Banks SOL 097 4,576,895 43f x02
II joint stock Banks. 3,47732l 3I3,85 342.470
fS,t88,4ls f7,7li.H6 fH6.t72
Tue circulation of tive Scotch and Irish Banks for the
month ending Feb lst
Scofiand-Chartered private and joint
stock banks. E3070, ,058
heldnd-Bank of Ireland. E3,983,050
Private and join; stock banks. 3,il3.Oss 7oss,iie
fi0, 8.i74
The following is statement of the totsl circulation Of
the Uuited Kingdom for thu months ending the 4th Of
January and the lst of February:-
Circulation THE BANKS IN GREAT BRITAIN.
Jan L.. Feb. /. Incr. Deer.
Bank Of England. El9.3i0, $40 20,t58920 1892
Private Banks ..i..... l,t27,7ll 457s,s95 itssl
Joint Stock Banks. -. 3,o5g,4a4 3i3i,85l 75Al7
rofa in England 7785 "a, 6G6 1472,ssl
Scotia: ~ 3Io9 4oe 3070 0o8 B9,D2
Ireland. 6,9S3ool 7,o98,l6 1855
o..clK cnxn7 7oco 400 Ol nxI
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Phrenology.-Mr. Fowler Will deliver his
man a Linton Hall az 7x oclck this evea,g and ciosi.r
with suhlc min tons Admi shilling These
lectures ines ing and instructive. We assure Mr.
full house 10 secure od seats ear
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NIRLO,H GARDEN

NIBLO'S GARDEN.
THE ENSUING SEASON ofths establishment will com
menfe the LAST week in May st week June ls4a
Ladies and Genemen of apply by letter
lpost psid) addressed to w. CHIPPENDALE Niblos Ga
dens, Nsv York
Mar Nfh. laA1 fnhl1 2wis
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Court FOR the Correction or Errors.
Present, the Lieutenant Governor the Chancellor al
Senators.

Court for the Correction OF Errors.
Present. the Lieutenant Governor, the Chancellor and
Senators.
JUNE 2O.-No. 81 as 204.-Roberfs Us. The Chenango
County Mutual Insurance CompGny-Struck from the
calendar
NJ Wogan vs. NJ. Habershap.-AIotion to quash writ OF
error Denied with costs.
An invitation was received from the Common Council
Of the city for the members Of the unite with
them on the oath nst in tesfyng by appropriate
Jackson, which was accepted.
Another invitation was received from the Common
Council of the city requesting the members Of the
to visit the Public Institutions OF the city, which
cepted, and MIR. Wright, Mr. Folsom and Mr.. Clark,
were appointed committee to confer with the commit
tee of Common Council.
a. Laurence aad al. Us. The City of Ne,c York.
MIR. B. +. Butler concluded for plaintiff in Mr..
Graham was heard for defendant
DANIEL WEBsrER.-It being understood generally
that Mr. Webster was to speak to-day, large number
OF persons blocked up the avenues outside the court
room which was crowded to its utmost capacity There
were also some ladies present in the court room.
Mr. BUTLER continued his argument, during the deli
very Of which, MIR. Webster busy engaged in TAX
ing notes Of his remarks When M r Butler concluded
1t was expected that Mr.. Webster would follow
Mr. GRAHAM however, rose in reply, and will be fol
flowed by MIR. Spencer the side, when Mr. Web
ster will wind up the argument. In all probability he
will not speak until Monday perhaps Wednesday,
TUESDAY being dies in the law courts)
The crowds of persons who were in attendance
dispersed apparently much chagrnedat the disaPpoint
ment
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Movements ofTravelIers.

There was yesterday, at the principal hotels visible
and welcome increase Of travellers the majority Of
whom were from considerable distance and accom-.
AMERIcAS-W +. Ebert, Phla.; J. II. shafer do,
H. Billings, Baltimore; J.R. Hannon NJ c.; T. Atkinson
Va; Race l.. Clark, U. .. A.; NJ Blair st Louis; j. H.
Trapier, U. s. A.. Ware and Sheppard, N c.; Madame
Rcubell France; Mr. Tudor, Bosten J. M. Scott Pha;
H. H. Green, SC; Ford Phila. r. Allan, r.. Atkinson
Va; and ten others.
Asroa-Charles Hedges, Hudson; Waterman Sweet
Amsterdam; Littles and Marshal, Nashville Tenn; F.
Hopell, Mexico; Captain Stevens, u. s. Al II. Scheme.
der, Baltmore John Ames. Springfeld Wright and
Huxale, Va; Geo. Baker Boston; Mr. sayer Upper Mis-.
McAle, St. Louis Monsieurs D'Abideu, Beshon. Gerbo
N. o.; l.. w. Taper, Boston; l. Raymond Wilmer
Phila; Mr.. Fish, Washington. DC; J H. Hll Memphis
Tenn; Mr. Britton, Phila, and twenty others.
Ciry.-Thomas Sparks, Phila Jno. Decker, Norfolk;
w. Mcintosh Scotland; Jno. Jennett, England; j. 4.
England; Geo. w. Cox, Richmond Va; Capt. Con-
nerley China j. Munroe, Phila; L. Mitchell, Rich.
mond; Chas. Tappan Pha., and five others.
, rnANRLiN-Taylo lor, Brown and Pratt, Phila Geo b.
Ferguson $. CT; Thomas Tolman Prov; P. D Durham,
Wanensbergh; r. Sanford westport Conn; c. Taylor
do; A. H. Dnnlevy, Ohio, aud eight others.
SLonE.-ur Dobson, Phiia.; Col Bomford, Washing.
ton; Mr.. Finch, ". O.; Il. S. simmons Pha ] O.
Ward, Boston; Moring; do; !. w. Baldwin Columbus
Ohio; +. II. Nicoles, Brazil
HowARp.-W. J. Morris Baltimore. BovJ. Ridrely
and Ing, do; J. IL: CHAMPION, N H.; s. Murray, Wash.
ington; DR.. Geo. Burgen, Phia; Palmer and Holmes
Brockport Gen. G. Hasey, Plattsbbrgh: j. Richards
N. o.; T. Spears. Aug Geo; Monell Cherokee Nation;
James Miller, Hudson; A. l.. Richardson, WobuIne
Johns. NJ. b. Mr.. Pattei ison, Digby, N. g.; Mr. wood
Ala; Sam1 Memes, Phia.; Capt. Johnson brit Army
Montreal; Mr. Bently, do; Ed. Mott, Robinson NJ q
James fialford, London; J. L. Mumord, Washington
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Hoard of Educafl0 n.

JUNE 2O-This Board met this evening at O'Clock.
pursuant to adjournment and on the President Mr. John
son, taking his seat, the business was commenced by
reading the minutes of the last meeting, upon which,
Mr.. RcH Immediately offered the protest Of which he
had given notice at said meeting to be entered the
minutes
This decided by the Chair to be out of order and
a lengthy discussion ensued.
Several amendments being offered and rejected, the
minutes were approved.
A communication from Mr. EScs received, stating
that his absence from the Board occasoned because
it had declared that he not member Of it, but that
he protested against any proceedings under the
organization Of the Board This communication
entered on the minutes.
Mr.. RcH desired to read the protest which he had pro-
posed at the beginning of the meeting.
Mr. DrSsv wished the required business of the Board
to be disposed of previous to the presentation Of the
motion was made to suspend the rules, in order TO
receive the protest. and carried by vote of Is to H.
Mr.. RTcH wished his protest to be entered the
Mr.. Ely said much and consultation had appa-
rcny been bestowed this protest and that he thought
It was intended to enrap the Board
Mr.. Nichols called Mr. Ely to order, and the President
decided that he was not out of order.
Mr. NIcHoLs appealed from the decision Of the chair
and its being put to vote it decided against e
chair by vote Of II to IL.
MIR. Ely was then directed to proceed to order and
said that he had not intended to mpue any moral tup
ude to tho gentleman who signed the protest. feared
that was intended by to take vote of that board
facts of which tie majority by no means admitted he
minority argued, that as this document furnished
by them the majority could not by any means be mpli
The protest was entered ON the minutes.
The PnEsIDESr then announced the standing commit
tees for the ensuing year follows -
Financially, Mason Weir.
.4udifory.-Whecler, Dewry, Quackenboss.
Eram. Reports, 8c.-Nicol, Blacker Duer
On New Schools Skidmorc. Clsrdevoync, Crapo.
Conference and Trustees -sweeny, Fraser, Allen.
duplication 10 Common CounciL-Newhouse, Bell
Winslow.
Bmidns aud Repairs. Anderson, Mcmahon, Walsh
Committee from Ward Inspectors.-s -sedgwick Law.
renee, Pentz
On Printing--Leggett, Pcrinc, Conigan.
School Books-Rch, Crossard, Comfy.
.annuai Report Emmett, Allen Barnes.
Resoiutions--To appoint committee to inquire the
probable amount required for school instruction the on
suing year--Messrs Nicol Mason, and Wheeler.
1ne Board then adjourned till Thursday next at B
o'clock.
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JUss a0-Wm. ID. Benson Us. Charles O. Jefrev--Tbis
was action brought by plaintiff who is proprietor Of
the Rialto Bowling Saloon. 4l0 Broadway against the
defendant, who Is Of the Fire Department and at
tached to Hose Company No. -, for injuries sustained
ny him at the hands of defendant he passing in one Of
the Harlem Railroad through the Bowery in June
ls44 It appeared that fire had taken place in the
y was laid the rails through the
one ofth rail shortly afterwards its
the Harlem Railroad depot and in attempting to
the nose one OF the fire the
upon an alteration took place between the driver Of the
car and some Of the Hose Company, when it appeared
the defendant threw an iron wrench at the driver but
missed him and took effect the head of the plaintiff
wounding him severely in the head and from which
wound he was confined for almost three weeks The
aimed at the plaintiff and in such action did
not lie In the present instance Verdict for paintfS50
damages and cents costs.
1homas X. Doioning, ads. Henry L. Parsons-This
an action OF rover noticed yesterday The plaintiff for
meriy it appeared, kept drug store of Bowery
and Tenth street, and time in the spring Of l544
executed mortgage the stock in the store Weare
D. PARSONS. W. D., Parsons foreclosed the mortgage,
and at the sale bought the stock About the middle
July last W. d. Parsons sold the defendant in
this suit for $275 the defendant removed the stock
der the direction Of Parsons from the Bowery the de-
PENDANTS store, and shortly alter this sale the plaintiff
called on the defendant and demanded from him S63 for
the medicines removed from the store the ground
that the mortgage to W. d. Parsons only covered the fur
nture, bottles &c, and not the contents of the jars
glasses SC. The defendant refused pay on the ground
paid for After hearing the evidence the jury arrived at
the same conclusion and rendered verdict for defen
dant For plaintiff French and Shepard for defendant
McKeon and Mccarthy.
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, June 2O-8 PM


There was decided improvement to day in the stock
market both in transactions and in prices stonington
went up per cent; Norwich and Worcester4; Erie
Railroad Ii Reading Railroad, Il Morris Canal Ii Far
mers' Loan, I; Long Island 3; Mohawk, Canton, Z;
Vicksburg fell off and Penn. 6s Illinois, and Harlem,
closed firm at yesterdays prices.
By the arrival of the steam ship Caledonia at Boston
from Liverpool have fourteen days later intelligence
from all parts of Europe The advices Of very in.
terestng nature but nothingof important character
The cotton market rather heavy, with decline in
some descriptions of oneeighth Of penny per pound,
but this falling of had not been fully confirmed when
the steamerlet. The London money market was in q
very favorable condition. and the rate Of interest redu
ced to the lowest point The Bank Of England had in
creased its aggregate movement and the supply Of CAPT
tai to meet all the wants for trade and for speculation
equal to the demand. The important item in
the advces received by the steamer is that in relation
to the harvess Of the United Kingdom The prospect
for average harvest very discouragng and some
Of accounts state that the yield of grain will not be
much than ono.half the usual quantity. Should
the anticpations in relation to the crops be realized the
present prosperity of England will be much reduced
and the poorer classes much distressed The manufac.
turing districts very active and the operatives
ceiving full employment. The upon the whole is
rather favorable to the interests Of this country and the
movements going in Europe regarding prinapal
staples add much to the prosperity of the United
States.
There nothing doing in American securities, and
the quotations were merely nominal. New York os,
1885, quoted at 90 div Pennsylvania SIS at 81,
United States Bank Shares at fl S. 3d. nothing doing
in Illinois 6s. or in any other delinquent State Stock.
The weekly reports of the Bank Of England show
very great regularity in the Of that nsttu-
ton. According to the last report there appears an in
the of notes issued but the increase in
the hand shows that the actual circulation is
Las than hafo