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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-12
THE EXECUTION


The condemned man was scon to tremblc
when he gazcd on tho largo number assembled
and on catching the first glimpse of tho gal
still he walked firmly and ascended tho step:
boldly.
The reverend gentlemen, and tho Sheriff
and Marshall, assembled with him, and tho re
ligious exercises were commenced by singing
hymn. The prisoner kept his eyes closed
most of the time.
Upon the conclusion OF tho hymn, the Rev
Mr.. Street, thus addressed biml
Arthur Spring, you have been convicted
and sentenced TO death for the murder of Ho-
nora Shaw and Ellen Lynch. and the exocu-
ton of that sentence is now about to take place.
We have not ceased to warn you of your fate
and to induce you to repent and mako your
peace with God, before whom you will shortly
stand, are you guilty or not guilty of the MUIR
der Of these women?
Prisoner-No sirl no sir!
Mr.. Street.-The Grand Jury have also, by
their present mon. charged you with the muir
der of Mr. Rink Arc you guilty or not gull
ty Of that crimol
Prisoner--No sir. never saw tho man in
my life. .....,.
Mr.. Strcot-I have still another and last
question to ask you. Before God, is your SON
Arthur Spring entirely clear of the murder o
Mrs Shaw and Mrs. Lynchi
Prisoner-I believe no is. Ho had no more
TO do with il than had.
At this response there was q general groan
from the spectators, which was, however, bot
momontary.
Mr.. Street then said, "Alay God have NOR.
cy upon your soulP'
All upon tho scaffoId then kneeled, and the
Rev. Mr.. Konsil prayed in tho most fcrven'
manner.
Al the conclusion. the prisoner spoke a few
words to Mr.. Street, and that gentleman ws'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-12
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,

VNIIE SUBSCRIBER having become convinced.
u (by experence) that Groceries aid Provisions
be sold cheap at ilsdale any other place in
this side Of the lake Erie, has made arrangements
TO supply the wants Of the public at the lowest prices
Those purchasing to sell again, invited 10 call
md examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-12
rf. Ed. CONE, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN L. SURGEON.

Recently practitioner in the State OF New York =
Graduate ofGeneva Medical Coege; formerly of Us.
Army Vera Cruz Mexico Practices his profession in
oil lis branches PARTICULAR attention given Surgi
cal diseases. and all operations in Surgery.
Office over j. H. Pratt's store. Residence Mt the
place formerly occupied by DIR. Griswold. corner Of
North and West SITS
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-12
PREPARATION FOR THE EXECUTION.

The spectators within the prison numbered
at least four hundred. Without tho walls
there were about two hundred scattered a
round, including largo body of police.
The preparations for proceeding TO the pris-
on yard were completed within few minutes
of III o'clock, and tho various official bodies
formed in limo, and awaited the coming of the
prisoner in the courtyard, within tho northern
cato At ii o'clock the prisoner entered the
yard, and the procession commenced its solemn
march.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-12
F.M HOLLOWAY.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND l. ND AGENT.
County Registers Ofiice--IIi.lsdnle, Mich.
All Conveyances eyecuted with neatness and dispatch

j. N. MOTT. NJ. u.
PHYSICIAN L. SURGEON.
Office mt Mutt's Drng Store. Residence Southwest
corner Of Manning Street.
Operative Dentistry done Mt my Office. lv293
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12

From which will be seen that the excess In receipts
TO 5000 bales The mere in exports 20 Great
Britain is $1,000 other foreign ports 5000 Decrease to
France 1000. Total increase in exports 5000 bales.
new railroad project has been broached the result OF
the present high quotations for the Central line Of roads
Ii TO build road east from Canandagua through Al
burn and the Mohawk Valley south side 70 the Hudson
River near Albany making with the Canandagus AMI M
agara Falls Road and branches another through line TO
Lake Erie Connected with this scheme one for crossing
the Hudson at Albany with bridge high enough 10 allow
vessels pass under H. The whole plan however only
one of half dozen which being incubated by the ra
road men in this State who desire participate in large
profits Of the Central line Of roads.
The example recently set by the Legislature Of this
State in consolidating the several Railroads between Albany
and Buffalo seems TO have excited the emulation Of the
New. gland States bill is before the gsAturs
Of Massachusetts to authorize the consolidation OF
tnuous road Boston 10 Burlington through Mssss
chusets New Hampshire and Vermont
We have setn the which has Just passed the
Legislature auk orizing the Consolidation of ths Williams
town and Hancock Railroad with the Leblnon Springs
Railroad Tbs act fsvors continuou, nc of road ss-
tween Newlo.k and Aunirt@l boston and New lOrk.
thus meeting Rutland, Vt They may perhaps dyerge
a, Burlington and select different connections North
large meeting Was held II Boston Taesdly evening
in favor Of lending the credit OF the State 10 the
Tunnel Company Resolutions were adopted asking the
senate 10 pass the House bill for that purpose
new Bank with capital Of sloovcOo Is about TO be
established in New Orleans under the provisions Of the free
banking law, recently passed by the Legislature.
AdispAtch from Harrisburg says The Court has gran.
ed an Injunction upon the bill in equity fled the su-
preme Court this morning praying for Injunction against
the City Of Philadelphia to restrain the corporate author
ts from subscribing to the Water Gap and Hemp6ed Rl
road Companies and rese:nd and asy subscription
that may be made to BE- retarnAbe the second MONDAY
in Jane"
The steamer from Boston tOOk $4,000 in specie and
iBgots.
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wLLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

suvpAY School AESrvERsARY.-0n Tuesday afternoon
Che various Sabbath Schools Of Wliamsburgh connected
with the New-Yok s. s. Union, held their Anniversary at
he First Presbyterian and First Baptist Churches at
O'Clock thew formed in procession in Fifth St. and after
marching through several streets the First Division mum
berpg about $50 children and adults convened at the First
Presbyeran Church. where addresses were delivered by
Rev Mr. Poule, in the German language; Mr. j. W.
Buckley Principal of Public School No. and Rev Mr.
Wells. ~. -
The Second Division, numbering about goo in all as
sebled at the First Baptist Church where addresses were
delivered by Mr.. Dickinson and Rev T. H. Beecher
During the services both Churches several hymns were
sung by the scholars attached to the schools.
~ No hopes entertained of the recovery OF John
Uennessy who was so badly burned at the explosion on
Tuesday Afternoon John DOoleys recovery is yet donbt
fal John McDOnnely, although badly burned is not
thought 10 be dangerously burned
ACCIDENT Yesterday forenoon, man named John
smith had his hand and crushed by the upsethng OF
mis- cart loaded with WOOD while driving through North
Ninth st. lie attended to by DR. Andrews OF the Dis
pensary.
ISqUEsT-Yesterday afternoon, Coroner Dickinson held
An INQUEST on the body of an exceedingly young infant
which was found the night previous, slowed away IN
band box under sOop in North Sixthsf Nerdlct-De@h
from cause unknown.
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"WEDNESDAY, Nay li-P.M.


There was active Stock marke, this morning but the
fancies generally heavy The movement in Niosrs
qua continues to be large the sales of today being
5000 shares closing at s9l, decline Of cent The
COMPANY receive for net insurng the ; )
Lewis We understand all the boats this side fally
insured Erie active az the Second Board the closing
sale being at SOL decline Of 2 cent Long Island
Ssonipston Norwich Harlem, sc. were heavy and quiet
The Coal Stocks do not show much change and were not
very active Canton is weak Morris was in fair demand
and without important change from yesterday The pre-
MUM Stocks are frn generally New HSven. however IS
lower selling at los Buffalo and Rochester sold at iso
Utica and Schenectady, 100 Mohawk Valley, l7o' syrs
and Utsa. asked Rochester and Syracuse 80
Albany and Schenectady l35 asked; Rochester LoekPor
and Niagara Falls. ls3 BID; State Line, 1885, Michigan
Southern, 1901 Mi,higan Central. llS3
There nothing Of importance doing in Exchange, but
rates steady At 10 fer good and best Sterling
5lsG 5.l3l for Francs.
There fair business doing in Freghts at previous
rates. To Liverpool $1,000 $4,000 bushels Grain SD N
shippers bags and Cd In ship bags bbs Flour % Sd
bales Cotton, esd 100 chests Tea lis Cd 100 ans
Lead. 6s; 100 tics. Bscn. &e- les; 30 thousand Pipe
slaves COS To London. 1000 bbls. Resin. Is Cd $50
hhds Tobacco ss 100 hsss d. IS Sd sstuua Lard ass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12

Arr South Dartmouth OH Brunswick PscSc ossn w
s. bbs DO h oil Sd from Roao1gt win sup is
erpool Barker for New Bedford with 1870 WI. Is
An New Bedford Orb. ship Mesco Bcuney Pse Oe'a
Horou.u Dec. - Peuaubrco April 10 with eco bb WI ~ 80
oil ard lo bone board Sent home 500 bb 80 DO ~ o.
ard l2too bone. Also freight as bb NJ and Ss DO p o.
ship TsmcIAne H. e D boae from ship Florida SPOKE 90 ~
at % $ lon lss W ship Potomsc Grant, Nantucket o 81 ooaa'
home.
An At DO 10Th bark Cosck Soesm v Pacific Ocean Hcnon9
Nov q Nhycotseke Dec. = with le bbs VII 50 Do - OIL ana
l0CO home 500 n houf the Also se<at
bis VII eli om ship Triton Cd Charles R. Tucker Co. New
Be6crd SPOKE feb - at q s len 81 w lark Atlantic nce n
B. rs 20 all well; March at s. $ ION. a u W. snp
Allen B. 70 Is wh Oh inst, OF Block Island
Ocean Swift from ~ Pacific Ocean o. ant for fogsence
Clio do 18th bs Ocean (of Sandwichl Caldwell, AaAtc
Oeesn, Amelia of sandwich, late schrl Chsdsck. %.
Newlonfou sh INST ship Clcmais Bsua Mn y Pacific
Ocean oshu Nov H. with 900 bbs wh e. dosp and t oae
has taken AID SIT whales leaving the Isa SeoSs March
bars Lark killing ntaa Ocean, Oahu Dec with loo
BIS VII O 81 oil n eco lbs lone board sent home so bol
VII DO OH The IS bhs Loving Ss1lwch
Isss6s Spcte Dec a lon 80 08 " Brighton, Weaver
\. uoihbs leaving Oahu Nov 49, when she bad 900 vail
Jan of the snd OF Whyooreke COnuthan, Stewart do noth
irg leaving Oatu Dec when she rad lasp 100 VII
The hr Flying Cloud Sonneton from south Shea bad 81
dsys sd with bark Unitd States
Nx Of Providence. for home full bS sarah Spear Feneton
Of and for DO fun 500 b Bark Eonaut Edfge Of Mystic had
taken l2.ot0 IBIS Oh a. the Islands
ship Mariner Nantucket before reported Psyta March 81 bad
" eaten b condemned previous 70 April Il aud was to
te sold MAY BY order Of the Consul with her boats
whaling cables auch0fs either together sepaTatey
might BE- determined AZ the time OF sale. ,.,,.
Heard nom date &C 10y letter nm Capt BrisgA BARK Nls
MatSpoisett 20 bbls 81. oil
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Disasters. &c.

RRrs rrLSE (Of Bcopl Orrer Hcrosn lof Nee Bed
ford hrsyv ssu from =, rgh Of jan n Ia; 2 B
In Isl 81 Flint Ent he under douale reefs aa sound
PUMA rFslve inches Of water d m the bold Ar
pgnrinS bours und thaf y keeuE pup onsns-
sors c0a3 fe Il eeem-d rrEleut
double Cape Hem thar eOo ard the vessel e're away
Pspete T where srrved Jan she tok government
pot outside Who tcok Ter thons TIE eafhe pSsase anc an
the Of tn weather reef While going SD Snots pat ca
As The ak bad increased n scprosca y a
injured her bottom edy TIE vessel would b discharged aa nc
eesssrv o the railway.
san Map OF OsLFASs Cart Dennis Newesns ron liver
poo pors ca ne nh ulr in az a lon . t. Ell 10 WIN tne
ts Cftun Ct Wln6scr snsred and s3sndo1et-te ~ 1sh
the time which prevented Csp from oo.ra eet
ScHE. THOMAS PEAEfoN arrived a. Ne~seaas on tae ~
having the ship hre
Northern Tanges about - miles Sefe Houur-s Aae
" Belize. Honduras bcGnd % loninr
DAVIDSON, from Ne~ YORK bead ChsaPeeke BAY put
having been into Saturday AZ
HcEg Island By Pe1nvan which CARED away As
boon ma rfrfirr. tauaziug ss,is &c.
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A
sryso.sn sr,crpy-An Englshman n.mea t saaSss
perrv was found dead In the road pear aed
morning Prom papers IN ns S,ronsrs Jury rem
hseomnitted suicide 5y p9'SSn On me yitatlon Of God
-. i-a-slT 2 snd Jamaica Plank Road
~ ~ ~ 80 s.hscrbed and pzid IN operauons 80
=, ma he sn}omsSeed immediately Al meeting Ld
bsd, board 10 - Jacob NJ Boerum President ChaS-
chss l ~, Treasurer; Jeremiah Valentine Secy
r,c,sy-The FIRST meeting Of this body TOOK
bothp =, and organized by ths election Of yeos
Ew President The members present E,ns,sn and
Cavsnsgn Tbs cerk wa on motion directed TO fnrnSn
ssh conssioper the names Of all Applicant l,t he
esss In bis ward and % Srp The cy The license
- ll;rc fouors was then, on notion bxed ~ ~ Co.,
~ snnlcsiors 70 be made At the once o. lns a. f
ksa he next meeting Adjourned 70 the n'S' u~J u
june next su. r
a.e,S ne, Al the Town House in That yhage on satur
a. la and granted fifteen hsensesooehg ~ lue resc "
e every eleven yo' snd NicSoiss j. sflwe samuel
q striker samuel sTyker ana o~inusi huo'@o' 'U'
tees Of the Peace
So, Iaessszs--At fhe last meeting Of the Common
rai he stage Committee that portion ol the com
.; ~ AZ Honor the Mayor, presented May 4, rea
sre IN ompbuses reported and recon nended that me
MAYOR be requested 10 issue licenses 10 All pares
sfsye Committee ecommend ia Their report adopted m'h
go 1sso and all parties requesting whose licenses ex
red on that day the usual terms the license 70 poae
hat no transfer sale Of the route be MADE "h0u tnS
consent Of the Common Council The report was amended
10 withhold licenses from parties desiring them f"r streets
and avenues over which they do not intend to start mrne
date hines; and so adopted
Board OF EDUcATIoS.-A special meeting OF this bouy
was held last evening the City Hall for the purpose Of
considering the propriey Of making change N the ann
metics In our Public Schools The committee having me
subject in charge reported in favor OF Dawes Series
Tbonpson's Arithmetic is used.
kppAcIous RoBBERY-On Tuesday afternoon lady IN
assng the corner Of Main and York ts was accosted by
man who pretended 10 be in search Of certain NUMBER
whom he seized her retcule, containing some S5O
and made OF with IT, The was seen oy several
who went in pursuit, but he escaped by leapiDg the
fence Of Dr. Ghens yard, after which nothing couid DC
seen Of him.
OyERBoARD "A young fell overheard at Ihomes
DOCK on Tuesday afternoon and IN attempting 10 save
bmsefro drowning caught hold OF skill butwas beaten
of bv The occupant who struck him on the arm with an
oar and disabled IT, The fellow in the boat sheered out
INTO the stream and some Of the Dock hands who VII
messed the occurrence threw out plank by which means
the man in the enabled TO make his way out
Fousp DRowxED-The body Of man, attired like a
iaborer was found floating in the Atlantic DOCK yesterday
morning having apparently been in the water some weeks
was NOT identified An inquest WAS held by the Coroner
and verdict Of found drowned was rendered by the
Ixsv
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Foreign POrfs.

tPar 18th ult bugs Braman wilkins from and for salem OF
55ays Henco Wheeler do Chaisworth Brown nom and
for NewYoTk DO
ST John b. sth inst, ship Arlington, Ryan, nom fha
delpha
AZ uque Peru 9Th u ship Cape Cod Sears for Cslao about
18th thsn 10 Chincha Islands and United States.
eld from Huasco March bark Edwin. Corss, Rcston.
bark SuhOte DrinkweteI from Boston
APT 9th; Henrietta Treat from NewforS big Lopez Ken
for Phiadelnhia .,,,,,,
AZ Bsbsdoss 81 ut Cordeia Johns from Philadelphia
stb. B. Moore KING from do ART xh ane
Thomas 18th u ship Flying Arrow, i~e OF ana rom
fer California distress all hands SICK with eTeri lost sea
ard passengers.
John Colby Rhodes dg Horace Tucker for bosoa do+
bgs Codon Whug Tor NeT York dol C. Fremont for Do do
AZ Cienaeso ut Virginia ThuIlow, for NewYor de-
scbr SteemAn for New York next day Jua NJ Hal
lock, Anderson, Tor do ldg -,
Cesna Hopkins Shacsod Michener for do ~ Cant
Elliott do, dg, Cuba Sawyer from Ne"hoA dHsi sc
ID n. Brooks, for DO, ldg. &c.. ,,,- n.,-,.
Astly Croucher Mary jane Gallant DO Cid 18th
nit chr Asnes Ross Neiork 0h brig Neal Dow Mason
do 49,, . -, A.. ,rov OIL. po.,on. =, IN,
RI hss Porter and VIM Boothby do Neander Ready khino
W,rae,r and BLOW New York "a kebecca Boston, Paob and
Parallel So Rarsom, New.foTk; "a, Richmond, Card DO
Arr AZ 81 John brEs Albeit Fearing featon and
Guardian Durkee, NewYoIk Cid 9TH bak Hyperion, Perkins,
Dublin. - a., 81 H. oi....... ~ Ni.....
TAYLOR Liverpool; brig ARIEL Leblanc Halifax
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spoken, Sc.

May at s. IS 20 ship Eliza Mallory I'm Sandwich I'and'
for New London.
Msy souh shoal W IS miles. barb n BOynton FIN Baltimore
for 81 john. N B.
Ami q lat Si5N lon 20 Os sch vise Belle fin. Para for
New York
MAY IN South Channel was seen brig ibeus Portland for
Cafdsras
lat AZ e9i brig Motto In. Poitard for Havana
March So N rs so ION 81 bng Carbon, Nspey I'm Boston feo
l9l for San Francisco, ell well =,
YORK fo ST. John. \ B.
March IS lat n 81 s. 81 ship Plymouth Rock Caldwell fnl
Boston Feb M for Ausarepoted By tho Cemafs AZ New LON
don The Asd Tyler Edgsrown reported speaking the Fy'
outh Rock April ). IN lat, i2olS
10 date lat 50 ~ lon go ship Dadem, Myk, from Mobile for
Apr29 at IS g. ION s. schr Elliot Thomas ds i'm. Boston
for Jacmel
M.y H. Ion q, shr AlOf from NewYork iOs Cam
pcachy.
G0t'enbufg.
NAV lat 81 IS Br brig Laura fin Ceuiuesos for Halifax
- the captain died the st inst. and the mate was SICK
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MARRIED.

BUTLER-PATRICK- Troy N. Y, on Tuesday Nay 10 BY
Rev ~ HALEY Mr. Butler Of New York 10 Miss Martha
Patrick youDge deurhier Of Jesse Patrick Esq Of that city
MISUNDERSTANDING May H. according 10 the Order OF the
Society Robert Carpenter Amy t. daughter Of Thos
II. Grifen, both of this city. -
NAV by Osgood Fanny Oood his daughter TO Henry
r.. fesenden, OF this city =, N - n.
T-DUNKIN-Cn Wednesday, May H. by Rev Dr. Hart j.
Coenon Hart TO Miss Hester Dunkin. all Of this city
KINGsLEY-C ANFlELD On Monday, May BY Rev william
Brsn Rector of Trinity Church, Mr. William kingsley to Mary
MOoDEY-CHAPIN-At Albany May 10 by Rev DR. Sprasqe'
X Moodey the firm OF c. A. Avery Co, OF TINS CITY, TO H.
Maria dsugher Of lyman Chaplin. Esq OF he former place
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U. S CIRCUIT ooURr-BsGrs Jgas. NsLsOS

This was an action Cor the infringement of the patent
granted 10 Pearson Crosby Nov 3 iSil and reissued
March TO- s4s for improvements in the machine for ressw
ng boards and other timber. The defendant alleged
hat his machines, commonly known 1.-THE Wells ma
chine were no Infringement Of Croby's patent That
Wells has patent for bis machine SC That the defend
ant had done but very little work with his machines since
the reissue Of Crosbys patent The jury under the charge
Of the Court found verdict for the plaintiff for $780, thus
establishing the validity Of the patent and that the defend
mt had inhnged it, III was enormously stated in our
paper Of yesterday that the verdict the above case
torf the defendantl
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To Hamburg 400 bales Cotton 9e OF cent and 20 AM
~ 1oo TINS light Measurement 25s and 800 bbs Resi-
Is Cd To Quebec by vessels proceeding thence to load
sr r.,d, COO m enests Tea ct 1Ooi 1000 b6ls Resin,
100 bbd Sugar and 100 hhas Molasses sl soop kgs
Tba.o AZ 90 Is and lalc for whole thrteqr and III
h. and other stuff Al nominal rate, taken Tor oAlast
To Australia there Is considerable Lumber going ana
NJ Goods are taken at 40 Sc To California
te,e /. downward tendency the offerings b=ing light
none but the first class Clippers are doing anything and
.bee alta considerable abatement from former ratesOne
ofe hest 10 port took 30 70 $1,000 feet yesterday lin one
epcagemenfl at 5oc-full buils Ships ask 35ai5c.
Schooner engaged cargo Of LogwOod from Laguanato
New York Al es-a Brig Sawed Stuff from Daren 10 New
York s9-a Brig from Belize, Hond Mahogany at slS
thousand and Logwood s4-a Brig from Porto Rico &c.
and 60 for Sugar and Moasses-s Bark from Southern
Port to Rio with Lumber private terms Deal freight
was made from Quebec TO London al ll5s-one 20 Lon
don. 12os-anoiher to Glasgow, ll5s-two from Bic to
London loss-one from st stephento Glasgow or Liver
pool oOs-and one from Port Neuf TO London l07s Cd
The amount received in the SubTreasury was s.3a32o
PAYMENTS. sll6.OOO Balance, s7,os7,loo.
The Mining Board much more fully attended today
and some considerable transactions made The sales
were:
n shares Ohio Marble Lard Company BIS
so shares Mabe and Lard Company
so sharts Rufberord
go Rutherford 20
40 Ulster Lead
San Auft En %
The quotations. of Stocks in which there were no trans
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SECOND ROARD
sale. Of STOCKS at PhilndeIphia..
"WEDNESDAY, May II.

Beard-sso sehy Nav pref 100 Do S &c C sai Anb
l5ks Phil IS Morris Pref SCI L.
an o Read Mt Ca IS s II Read ss 20 do "a 30 niOa Canal
I1ii s. fepsa RI So so sehyl MIG ga iot; l,S Commercial
high Coal and Nav 7Si.
10 Peuns Bark Long Island ls II Mech Bank SCI Farm
and Mech Bsni u loo Morris 20 - Head "a 100 schs Nav
Pref n. Am ms
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Court Calendar.......Tms DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Nos 222, 992 372l 1908, l,o2s, $751;
57l, 572 574 2s9 SIS to 57s, $50.
es4l se5 ESQ ss7 Part UNOs. 76l, s34 SAL e57, e5s
eco SOL 500, eos, SOS, $40, s74 s75, 765, s76.
SUPERIOR COURT-NOs 60 4i3 AGO. 473, 474 ILL., ?, 49,
l3s sos ST. 3Gs 32l 500 sell $685. $685. 227 272 Az 435
500 527 59s $500 $751; to 536, 4O ST. as, 49, $50, s5
537 53s, 539 $40 54l
SUPREME COURT-Nos II, 10, ls tea "a, 90 o Is, &C.
OF &
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actions, were as annexed (;

The Ohio Marble and Lard Company have we near
made valuable discovery Of large deposit of material
suitable for coarse paint their estate Sons gentlemen
have. we undersand proposed to form paint company
and purchase this deposit for $4,000 cash. and $4,000 in
Bonds and the proposition will probably be accepted Ii
this srrangen emit carried out the cash payment vi" be
equal to dividend of So per share the stock OF the
Marble Company.
The recepts Of the Sixth and Egthav Railroad COmpa
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SEAL COvF-Arr April =, schr. Psvlion Iini r D.,
sALEM May s-Cli. ,chr Chra- stallsJ Nswsfcl 81
tslow, b. Gsls1d. for Psra -
lch, bTig NJ >h-ps1, Msnnrs Pas.
WEXFORD ssy7 SO, Oos HoFe. Gsrlirsr or Aax.y
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DIED.

HARvEY-At NorwaE, Conn "Wednesday morning, May II
in bel Mrs Kezish H. wife Of General Thomas w Harvey
Of injuries received in the rru oatastrophe
HUMPHREYAt Warren. Conn., May ser Ing aring lines
Mn Caroline Humphrey, daughter OF George start ESD
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PhlladeIphla lIarkets. .wEpvE,p.r. M,r h.

BAsK held firmly s25 The market il dun lad
inactive prces barely supported Tsee but Lite nIuv
ELouE FOR shipment Sexes Of go barrels mixed and br4afs
81 IS Of select brands va ana EXTRA AZ
g. l.i1 S. So The sales city cnnmpon l "a
within range the quotations la RYE FLouR ADD osS
MEAL noihg We quots the former g. aud The l,ster
8 IS barrel GtAT-Pes Of WHEAT steady aua thaes
hide ofoFng sales go bushels fair Red 81 - and some White
81 l7dsl rs tushel RYE taken cents Tia
il nesry bare sfoat and Yelox Is in demand 4, sc
With s Of 40Od5 900 bushels In Oars change WmsEY-
sales Of $50 barrels at &c and hhds al 22ic.