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t The OPENING OF THE MICHIGAN AND ILLINOIS
CANAL.-The canal will be opened on the 18th
inst. The injuries caused by the late freshet have
been repaired
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nr We have received copy of the North
British Review, containing the article on " Ma
caulay's History Of England" This article is
particularly interesting account of the subject
and of the standing and position of the Review
II Ia for sale at Morgans
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Rhode Island Election.

[Telegraphed to the St. Louis r ep n bile IN j
PHILADELPHIA, April AIN the Rhode Island
elections, we have returns from the counties of
Providence, Kent. and Washington. The vote for
sno Goyernor stands thus: For the whig candidate,
1887; Democratic, 2765; Free Soilers, 4O8. In the
Eastern Congressional District, King is elected.
Returns from the Western District indicate the re.
election of Thurston, democrat.
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See Third Page for CRY News, &c.

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA. NA.-The Chair of
Physiology, Pathology, and Pathological Anatomy,
in our University made vacant by the death Of DR..
Harrison, has been filed by the selection of DR..
Thomas Hunt, of this city. This is a most salts
factory. appointment to the friends of the Univer-
sty, and, reflects credit on the Judgment of the
Board of Administrators, and will add to the char
acter of the Medical faculty.
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81 Canal street, 81
Cone door from St. Charles Street)
HENRY STODDART 4 co

O1 va III II SCIGGt4 01
Cone door from ST. Charles Street)
HENRY STODDART CO.
Now offer purchasesa choice MINER GOODS
at Wholesale or Retail, in = , 80 : :
Rich Bareges (newest styles);
Silk Tissue yMuslins t-4ti i--
ft French Organdie; .aconet do; 7GT
Jacquard; Lace Stripe do; -
Ginghams (Scotch manufactuIe):
Prints
Irish Linens and Lapns:
DGmask Cloths and Napkins;
Huckabacks:
Glass Cloths;
Spiss MxsIins;
Do Plaid do; n .-..4.t.s
JMuls, NdmsoOks and .Iacets:
Dtmitrs; Hair Cord Muslins
Cambria Hdkfs (plain and embroidered);
Embroidered Collars and Cuffs;
Lace do do:
WOrked Bands and met and Suiss Trim'gs
Embroidered Curtains
Harnes and Plaid do;
Black and Uhite Point Lace Yisites;
Do do do do VeiL:s
0ioces. Fringes. Parasoks, &c. &c.
II ONE PRICE. and for CASH. anil lv
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REWARD OFFERBD.-Gov. Criftenden offers a
reward of $3.50 for the apprehension of James
Whitlow, who murdered w. F. Williams, in Bar
rem county, on the 9Th Of February last.
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FINE SHIRTS

q We have now in store complete fine Linen
and Cotton SHIRTS As made we are
abed guaranty M These Shirts expressly
TONER'S and are Of COURSE the latest Styles best
Materials and in the best
I'sa,h. GUINNESS & BUSH.
ap9 otzdp Dealers In Fancy Articles, IL Camp st..
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The PRosrEcrs OF MILLEDGEvILLE. The
Milledgevilie Federal Union of the Sd inst. saws
the, certainty that the railroad connecting this
city with the Central Road "a considerable portion
OF which is already graded) will be completed, has
given new impetus to the energies of our people.
Already has the stock been taken, and in few
weeks we shall be placed in communication by
Magnetic Telegraph, with the other lines, extend.
jng from New Orleans TO Boston.
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.-The steamboat Lake
Of the Woods, which boat recently collapsed Aue;
arrived at St. Louis last Thursday from Grand
river. The names of the sufferers are George
Meyer and Angelrodt Gahter.- fremen, slightly
scalded; Elisha Ward and Richard Kelly, deck
hands, badly scalded; Reuben Sun, deck hand,
blown overheard and drowned VIM. Miller, LIST
engineer, badly scalded, survived his injuries but
Is hours. The boat received very little damage
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TREASURY NOTES OUTsrANDING.-The amount
of Treasury notes outstanding on the LIST of April,
we learn from the official report of the Register,
was 81 ,O22 S39 81.
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fR California Mining Association of the City
9t yNey OrlednS.-Ths Company will hold its Meetings
EVERY EVENING Sundays exceped Room 81 Banks
Acade stairs where deous
obtain all necessary information the subject The
skiu! and practical MINER and CHEMIST secured 10
supernend the Mining of the Company Company
VIII leave for California at the earliest practicable All
information desired the obtained on anni
cation to Captain GEORGE YOUNG, Banks Arcade between
the hours Of IL and 2 O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock p M
. GEORGE YOUNG
r. g. Mechanics and Working Men particularly invited to
dttenu tne meetings.. apl2
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FROM BUENos AYREs.-The Boston Traveller
of the 3Oth ult, publishes some items of intelligence
from Buenos Ayres, brought by the bark Jacob S.
VAIN, which left there on the 31st January.
Rosas, in his speech to the Legislature on the 26th
made particular allusion to the cordial friendship
existing between the Argentine Government and
that of the United States. There was very large
number of vessels of all nations in port on the 2lst
of January, among which were fifteen American.
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SfEcIE.-The steamship Globe, Capt Ellery,
from Brazos, brought $4,000 in spe6e, consigned
to ORDER
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COLLEGE EDUCATION BY THE STATE.-The
Joint Committee of the Massachusetts, Legislature
on Education have reported on the application Of
the Colleges of Harvard, Williams and Amherst for
aid, that it ought to be granted. The Committee
propose that when the School Fund shall have
reached the million to which it is limited, another
fund of S550,000 shall be allowed to accumulate.
from the same sources for the Colleges; $500,O00,
or the income of it, to be employed in reducing the
expenses of tuition in the Colleges; the income of
$4,000 to be devoted to general purposes connect
ed with education.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILRoAD.-The Charleston
Mercury of the Sd inst. says, the immense amount
of business done on the South Carolina Railroad,
may be estimated from the fact that during the
month of March the revenue from its operations
amounted to upwards of one hundred and thirty-one
thousand dollars. The same paper of the 4th inst.
says, notice of the of the railroad for
the last month was not based upon official infor-
nation, and we learn was erroneous-a portion of
the receipts being for through travel, which will
have to be refunded tosthe Georgia Railroad, and
the Western and Atlantic Railroad. The revenue
of our road for the month is about $4,000, against
5000 for the same month last year. About
As 900 bales of cotton were transported over the
road during the month, or an average of nearly
1900 per day
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CINCINNATI, SPRINGFIELD AND SANDUsKY
TELEGRAPH.--The Springfield Republic of Satur-
day Slst ult, states, that the amount required at
that point tor this new line of Telegraph, s., 500,
has been subscribed, and further that the other
points on the railroad lines north and south will
shortly be visited, and the work begun SO soon as
sufficient is subscribed. 1t is designed to complete
itabout the first of July =
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MASSACHUSETTS Us. FIGHTING.-A bill has
passed the Massachusetts Legislature, and been
approved by the Governor, rendering every person
who fights by previous arrangement liable to 10
years imprisonment or $1,000 fine. Every one who
attends such fight, as aid, second or surgeon, or
in any way encourages promotes it, shall be liza
BILE to serve years in the State Prison, or 3years
in the County Jail, or to be fined $1,000. Any one
who leaves the State to fight is punishable with
years imprisonment or S., 600 fine.
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y1nN SON HIOH SCHOOI,
G 60. w. HARBY, PRIN OPAL,
.Naiddes street, betaceen Ihalia and .Melpomene.
RECOMMENDED BY
Isaac Johnson, Governor of the State of Louisiana
ITasimon Landry, Lieutenant Governor.
Charles Gayane. Secretary of State. ts
Alexander Dimitry, Sup. General of Pub. Education
George Eusts. Chief Justice Supreme Court
A. M Buchanan. Judge District Court.
Geo. Y. Bright, Justice of the Peace.
j. u. b. DeB0w, Professor University of Louisiana
M. M. Cohen, Admir-.
A. ID; Crossman, Mayor Of the CITY,
Joseph Genois, Recorder Municipality No One.
Joshua Baldwin, ;. No Two
P. Seuzeneau, . No Three
TERMS.
For Day Pupils from S4 to $40 Der Month
Boarding Pupils from SIS to $40 Der Month ap12 3m
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M0RGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
ExOHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining The Post Office, Nep Orleans, La.

= At the abcvs Establishment may always BE- found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting Of NOVELS. HzsroRY. BloaRArHY, scasNrf
Hc, CohMERc1AL, GEOsRAPHIcAL and MEDIcALW0Rxs.
A Also-A oomplete Assortmsnt Of Stationery,
Together with al the principal Daily and Weekly NEwsPAPEla
and MAGAZINES
Country orders for any article in the trade rppsd
with dispatch Books mailed. Prompt attention paid a az -
ordered BY mail Foreign Books imported to order. =
J. C. EORGAN.
LasrG7y Dfpo, adjoining Me Post 0fcs Nss Orisass L.
Complete arrangements have BEEN made viii ~ .;.,
throughout the Union iOr supply The nsw vss -
mst as issued mhi3 6melp Lcn
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HANDSOME DIvIDENDs.-The Augusta Chron-
icle and Sentinel of Wednesday last, in speaking of
the Augusta Manufacturing Company. announces
dividend of 8 per cent out of the profits of the
last three months, reserving surplus to meet con-
ungencies. The stock of this cotton factory is
above par. The same paper announces semi
annual dividend Of 8 per cent in the Mechanics
Bank of Augusta, and q semi-annual dividend of
per cent. in the Bank of Brunswick, payable at
Augusta, together with second dividend of so
per share, payable in the stock Of the institution
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Ex-PREsIDENT TYLER ON AMERICAN MANU-.
President Tyler has written let
ter, which concludes with the remark, 'f that
American looms and spindles will not only supply
the millions Of America, but, at no distant time,
the millions of the world.''
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LOUISIANA HIsrRIoNIo Asson1Ar1o,

MEMBERS will please take notice that FRIDAY EVEN.
ING 18th instant, will he produced Bulwer's beautiful Play
the LAD F YONS, for the benefit of the Treasury
Members can Obtain their tickets by applying Mr. Hunter
81 Doors open at O'Clock Curtain to rise at half
apiz HARMON JONES, President.
EV Philadelphia Engine Co. No. 1A-Atepd A
SPECIAL meeting the Company the Engine House, THURS
DAY EVENING next, 18th inst, at ha-past O'Clock.
apl0 J. NIMJCK Secret.rv
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or Mr. S. G. Goodrich is suggested by the Bos-
ton Courier as the ittest man to succeed Mr. Green,
who is about to retire, after a period of twenty
yean service, from the post-office at Boston.
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or We thank the officers of the Sultana for St.
Louis papers of the 9th.
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The Cheapest coods Of the Season ,

The Cheapest Goods of the Season!
D. P. SCANLAN 4 co. will from To.
HN Day. reduce the price Of all their Fresh mpoedrfM
~ SPRING GOODS: Ladies will find every article ~
en1Dfo of DRESS GOODS at house of the newest M
stylss and richest materials little the EiX
y usual cost OF the most common articles. -
d. P. SCANLAN & CO., No.l2 Charres st.
tTseyers eases Of new styles Of ORGANDlEs BALZARlNEs
CHAMBRAYS and BATlSTE GlNGHAMs which win be sod At
Is cents-worth Is cents per yard r. apll 6;2ap
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A HANDSOME SUIT OF CLOTHES
FOR a SMALL SUM OF HONEY!
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.. No. 81 Magazine Street
Are selling off WINTER CLOTHING 4 L0sTL
choice of SUMMER CLOTHING lust received
u Call and examine amin
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Auction Sales This Day.
F. f. PETiTPAIN will sell. at No Canal street, at 10
Dry Goo ds lSee adv.
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DWELLING-HousEsF FOR SALE.
VERY fine DWELLING-HOUSE, adjacent to An
~ nuneatlon Square. nearly new, with extensive -
Out buildings, paved yard shrubbery etc l4F5
Also a large eDWELL'NG-HOUSE containing l0lQ
iGoms The main building built in the very manner
Lots. fapl2 3t] F. r. SOUTHMAY
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of the city q Berin Prussia, aged 80 years. .s 81,
sm friend: % .: ss Ct
.. Oft. Meetings This Evening. /.
EsSss Pysss . sS 3 c' r'''' Hail.
wA;ans1os DIyIsO. !DsIyy|Iss No. s. At =. BrOth'n' Hall
:.S E:ss. Saa..H l.s y:z e.; ~
ss ssa: Ct T:
4 s s .ss:' sa s'ss a a
% Pf"'' Of ''i sSaE Ssii iEGSs SEsis S. Division No.
Steamboat Departures This Day.
wsEE ADYERTIsEMENTs ON rHIRD PACE.
Ess Essss GAkp GAkkips2Rnsa RMhs Kfy.sa: M.ss f
!; sa:s: Tss s. H Tzs NJ %Ss% % %.n.s. 10
7sss.'s 7s.as R..; fEAkTER Ws sS.
Red Riesr. .LAT9NNA s%s1er %sv a,i;n IN AZ
yazoo Packet Hard Tins:-Th ss: 4: Bst sss
% sns rs m Ina.s ~ sss
Sssss s e ysssDs
~ New Packet Bunker ; Hin No: Capt MI!s, !. \.
from As sfa @ f rsysss .
~ The Pride Of The We..-Fe. 9. "a Lsqi. -, and Nj
aSovs nS snd all la" THs Tiads
positively fro" :5s; ro,d
Passengers will please be on board at the hour apls
~ q s Mail Steamer savapna5Fe,, s, Louisville, e !,
now receiving freigh and will leave This DAY. Thursday
A positively from the loot pos
Passengers will please be board the above hour apls
Ess!: Ma Ha Sa4 y f:ss :
at u N. positively. HYDE 8 oGLEsBY, il foydras
4s f.
apis f'''' and s''''!: I saTa I sf st.
70 Red River Packet Latona, Capt John Smoker.
% ns e T s
Ess sps and Aa'nd from the foot Fl ss1; sEEi S St.
si:ss
''iiii' SEX iSES ss:
s.a e ss
sgness please receipt goods Levss
.pS be stored pey
IT The ship I5a: RsSe.s Be-:
sss ssSa the sASf 3 %
5 FRs ssRsss: s. .s: ssst t. ss:
the Clerks On damOud 500 casks nails na
diamondL % by "a, cases mdze. ,iTl ap6
II Lectures-For the Benefit Qf an Asylum for the
Reliefef Destitute Females-Ar ARMoRY HALL.-Four
Lectures the Antiquities and Settlement America illustrated BY
Paintings and Diagrams ao by Collection Of Scupued work Of
the Ancient Mexcan will be delivered by the request the CON-
miee Asylum Relief Destitute
in NewOrlean by the Rev. DR.. IL. HAWKS, MONDAY
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS the
9h Oh h and 18th of April being the conclusion of the
Series. Il See Programme. n. N. COHEN,
Gapsl2] n n N0RW1N
CHAS. GARDINER, Treasurer Committee Lectures.
-e>H-
For the Benefit of the Sculptor, HIRAM Powers.
~ Now Exhibiting, in the STATE HOUSE. Canal street, TEE
STATUE OF
"THE GREEK SLAVE"
EXH!BITION Open Daily fsundays excepted from A. NJ to
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For the Benefit of the Sculptor, HIRAM Powers.
u Now Exhibiting, in the STATE HOUSE, Canal street, TEE
STATUE OF
"THE GREEK SLAVE"
EXHBITlON Open Daily Sundays exceped) from A. M
P. ~ ~ Admiance IS Season Tickets 81. pamph.
lets 10 cents fv22u
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GOLD PENS.

~ = GOLU iPENS.
u arsp supply Of Gold Pen Of all the esebrated maka,
One to Eighteen Do1lars!
GUINNESS & BUSH IL Csmp IT,
ape6t9dp Dealers in Fancy Articles, Gold Pens,
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niai: 3

ye,tsrSsy flh inst.j Mr. RUDOLPH sCHLoTHEs sauss
of the city Of Berlin, Prussia, aged 33 years. -.
H friends and requested to attend nn
funeral from his No. o Circus street. above
THIS AFTERNOON, at o'clock without further mviau0"
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cHRIsT1E,s cALvANIc BELTS, RINGS. &C.

@ LIAR GOLD PEN.
good GOLD PEN, and Silver Case, with Pencil for ONE
DOLLAR! These Pens guaantied and ahoud the points
of by fair usage purchaser exchange The Pen for
new one hout essra charge The price which these Pens
are sold makes them really cheaper than Steel Pens.
Sold bv GUINNESS BUSH, 10 Camp
ape 6l2dp Dealers IN Gold Pens, etc.
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~ Steamship Fanny For Galveston. Matagord,
Bay Lavsca and Corpus new Al steamship FANNY
6ocock, P. N. For passage only, apply board opposite Gro
apl2 30 Tchoupitoulaa st.
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~ Citizens of Neworlsans 1.-THE whole umount
Proceeds Exhibition in COOKIES GALLERY, NolS
81. Charles street. Of the splendid works Of art
Poacrs's GREEK SLAVE, and Istian's VENUS
marbe the celebrated Barton devoted the New Ay
um in this City, for the Relief Of Destitute Females.
u PatrOnise this Noble Charity. fy2s 3dpf
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department. and reported in the annual statement to
Congress At that time we have doubt, the largest
portion of this debt will DO held by foreigners The
issues to foreigners weekly reported by the Trea-
sury apartment tho ales made T. foreigners in this
market and tho remittances to London and other
European markets, of large amounts for sale
rapidly absorbing debt and 1t Is very
probable that tho bulk Of it will ultimately
v,t into tie ands of italists Of other coun ri
There is not safer security in existence than United
States six per cent stocks, and European capitalists
show their foresight in investing in Them while they
yet ut comparatively low prices. Compared with
foreign public securities (Which by the way, are no
securities at all compared with stocks) the market
prices of United States skies several per cent below
points they should rule at In The even Of tho pot
teal difficulties the Continent resulting in general
war. foreign capital will seek investment in American
public securities which will tend improvement
in prices and increased confidence In institutions
generally While Europe is upon the of war, and
everything connected with those governments in a.
unsettled state increasing most lily in every
element Of prosperity at peace with all the world and
blessed with plenty contcntmcn an l. of course, hap
pness exists among all classes Full and rcmuneratve
employment Is in this country - arantied Ia ALL aud
look abroad upon the broils I'd difficulties Of
other nations, Indifferent to tho results Il at the
movements are almost devoid of interest.
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Ilouid Hair Dye.-Bntchelor,sI Inn nrove,
CONN ERCIAL APPAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, April 1915 p. M.

No change Of consequence has been realized in the
stock market At the first board to-day there very
little business done and prices unsettled Some
the fancics advanced and some declined. Treasury
notes improved "a per cent Long Island q. Reading
Bonds fell of u per cent Canton Co. u Harlem q !;
Erie Railroad a. The market remains very weak, and
there purchasers In the street. Holders, who
are compelled to sell to raise money part with their
stocks with great deal Of reluctance and such is the
confidence in improvement in prices, upon the arr
val of large amounts of specie from Europe, that a
difference Of and and half per cent is paid
purchases at sixty or ninety days buyers option
Money has little easier in the to-day aud
the importation Of specie 20 near at hand that
the relief is not only likely to be permanent but will
most probably steadily increase, until the market be-
comes perfectly easy, and capital plenty, at the legal
rate Of interest
denim nd for eterling exchange for remittance BIZ
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Superior Court.

Before Judge Sanford.
AHRm 16-Chas Stoddard and Joseph Lorcins rs. The
Long Island Railroad Co-Ths action the
against defendants. as common carriers II appeared
that the plaintiffs cases of goods consisting
of silks other fancy articles to Adams Co s
press tn be forwarded to Boston The Express Compa
ny sent them to the defendants to be conveyed by rail-
road to Grcenport and the remainder OF the distance
to Boston by water putting the on board the
boat at Greenport. some Of them went overheard,
through the negligence, plaintiff alleges, of defen-
dants' servants, and damaged to the amount of
81 500 and they seek by the present suit to recover
plaintiffs ought to have sued Adams Co. and not the
Railroad company The tried before and YER
dict rendered for defendants which was afterwards set
aside by the court in barco. Tho not finish
ed when the court adjourned.
Before the Chief Justice.
.4masa Brainord and others rs Darid a. fHen aid
ohers-Ths is an issue from the Equity side OF the
Supreme Court. The plaintiffs are jewellers. vending
in this city 1t appears that time before the year
1S46. Of the name of Banks kept a fancy and
jewelry store in Broadway and purchased goods from
plaintiffs to the amount of about 5000 800; they
afterwards took proceedings against him and obtained
a Judgment upon which an execution issued; but
it seems that before any levy made. the firm Of
BALDWIN and Chevcer issued an execution upon judg-
mcnt they had obtained against Banks, made levy
and caused tho goods to be sold They were purchased
in for Mrs. Hutchings. Banks mother-in-law by the
defendant. who advanced out of his money Sl425,
for which ne claimed to have lien. Banks then made
assignment of the goods to Mrs Hutchings. Under
these circumstances, the plaintiffs execution became
useless and they fled their bill stating these facts and
charging that the sale defendant and the assignment
to Mrs Hutchngs, fraudulent and void, against
plaintiffs and the other creditors Of Banks upon which
the Supreme Court directed the following issue be
made up sent to this court for trial First Whe-
ther the assignment of the stock Of goods and fix
lures to Mrs. Hutchings by Banks. on tho 18th of
July, 1916, made with intent TO hinder, delay,
defraud the creditors Of Banks, or any of them.
Second, whether the execution mentioned in the
amended bill Of complaint issued, delivered to the
sheriff and levied therein alleged. and If so levied
what particular articles so levied included in
the assignment. And, third whether the D. w. Allen
had any interest In title to- lien upon the proper
ty so levied if any levy made, and if So what
interest title, lien. and how the occurred and
what was the amount extent thereof and whether
tho said interest title lien III any exsted) has
been extingushed satisfied, and if SO, when, and to
what extent. Adjourned.
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Mails for Europe.

The mail steamship Niagara Captain Ryrc, will leave
letterbags will close in this city at hapast O'Clock
this afternoon. The Weekly Herald, for circulation in
Europe printed III French and English will be ready
at II O'Clock Single copies, sxpence; annual sub
scription four dollars-to include the postage
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REWARDS.

q m REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE FIND
lVO ing of the body Of Captain T. Vandewater, who
overheard from his soop Saturday
April H. off Grand street Ferry Err dressed grey
and coatee Is about six feet in height
information will be thankfully received and the above
ward will be paid the finding of his body by applying
to RICHARD LEWIS 24l South, Pike ST., Now York
- April 10 s4s from Sd Avenue near 6st street Doctor
10 hands high and little lame in the foot The
harness silver mounted with the figure Of
pen the figure Of is also painted the
carriage Any person returning the same to DR. MORREL
81 Lexington Avenue. will he suitably rewarded.
DOY MISSING.-GEORGE ANDERSON LEFT HOME
ID Sunday 18th Instant had black velvet jacket and
cap black cashmere and boots; has light
fair and healthy complexion aged and II
Any information Will be thankfully received Mt al Bowery
30 Fulton, Water.
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News for California.

The mail steamship Falcon, Captain Thompson will
leave on Thursday next for Chagres, with the
mails for California The double sheet Herald of that
morning will contain the latest from all parts Of
the world together with complete list of the vessels
that have sailed for the golden region of the since
the discovery of tho mines
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing two cents
only,