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SUPERIOR coURT-Befors Judge DvE,.

Mr. Wood on behalf OF plaintiff concluded, Yesterday.
the summing up He referred the various points OF the
case but relied be said principally upon the points
that the grant better terms nsying been OIered q
breach Of trust and that railroad would be Of great in.
Jury 10 the street The Judge regard 10 decision said
he would be able the testimony aud render
Judgment within the twenty days required by law, aud
wouo therefore submit TO counsel 70 puaie for al eI
tension Of time. Counsel for pl4inth were willing
the extension but defendant counsel and attorney
wished time before giving answer, 10 consult their
clients Mr. Field said he hoped they would have de-
cson the suit brought sgans. the antees BY Mr. Mar
gestOn Of the Judge referred - the respective att0r
HES Mr. Hilton and Nj Flanagan. The various points in
the handed TO the Judge, and the Cour. i'd
joUrned.
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DIED..

CJRTIsOn Wednesday morning Charles Edward youngest
u George r. ard Joanna J. Curtis
invited attend his funeral Thursday June 90
z ~. rom his parents residence, No 30 Greene-L
EATON-On Vsdnesdav, June Henry Valentine the
late Winthrop Eaton. AGED 10
The friends Of the family respectfully invited attend his m
reFal Friday afternoon at o'clock 1m his late residences
No lc9 South fh-st, WILLIAMSBURG.
FFRDON -RachAel wife Of Il. Ferd1n
The friends of family members Of Martha Washington Temple
md WashDgsn Union Daughters Of Temperance respectfully
ged attend the funeral this afternoon from the Broadway Unvsr
isi hnIch Nc. 81 Broadway, O'Clock precisely.
sPEER-n Nillamspo Tenn, May ~ cf consumption Mrs.
May sIeer wse Of Rev VIM Speer aged 90 She
emplayy Christian
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Al the regular meeting OF the Albany Printers Union
La june 81 the following gentlemen elected ts
8noers for the ensuing six months President ELkn T.
NiIiams vicePresdent J. V Bailey Recording Ser
,y Charles King; Corresponding Secretary, T. ,oaa
Jstess; Treasurer John ". Snow.
The Albany Evening Journal Ste, that Hon D,n;aI
Cssy intends to retire from ae bench OF the Supreme
Court ire frat OF Janpry next He is over 50 years Of
ne and has King re.ed Of the sbest lawyers and
% in the country He has been at the bar for 20 Years
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Boayd3 Penn. Bank 49, i33 LonE Island ia . Gr.d
$50 Lebh Rssding i6i HamburE R. 55l so
Rchrord Dis Coup g. "a seo Penn 30 ny $1,000 slsq Canal
6s do do 68! do DO 68t Peon T. 2 f9i; II
DO s.; $40 Co lcol 800 d. G. 70 1904 . csH R.
City Gas IS 6 Lehgh Nav, "a 81 DO mt s., loo.
Seond Beav. Meadow r. R. SCI Penn Bank l30
$500 Sch g. s s2Oe Susq Canal s. 62i 81 0s Ale
ghany Co. Ca %; $3.50 s. g. lGt 100 Sch Nay Pref 81
j Camden and Amboy l5f s) LehEh S. 10 % 100 Real q.
$500 Penn. s. % e20cs Wilmington g, s5t.
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and pay 10 the Mexican Government the said and
promised II plaintiff would pay and bind himself Store
said that the defendant would repay the same Ia equal
suns Of $4,000 by tro drafts st 90 and 90 days
and also repay the advances for monthly lnstAnents
in the wsy-xrd also pay p per cent ohersnce Of
eI.farre,bai the agreement wzs ratified by defendant
and plaintiff advanced and paid to the Mexican govern
@r laid $4,000 in cash. and became bound for the re
uainder ard has paid all the monthly nsAlmens e1cep,
When they become due that drafts drawn in Sccord
ance With the agreement by said William ID Lee, as agent
upon defendant ard delivered TO painh but tia: deiend
an, refused to accept them pay them st mtturty-
ar Is Indebted to said Plaintiff s6l5O0o already men
toned.
The motion for attachment granted and security
given on IT, by Mr. w H. Aspinws in the sum OF s5aOoO
10 abide the resul.
Before JuDGE EnsosDs
Charles Nils Catherine Z. NILS
Divorce granted. an.
Rss..,, Wi. at George WIZ o,hsrrise called Witt
Decree OF divorce.
In the matter Of widening Walker and extendiDg Canat
The argument was postponed TO Saturday.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COrRr " APPEALa

ALBANY, Ta=sily June q 1858
No % Called and passed
No - Peck, Administrator &c appellant, agt MAllns
ard others respondents Argued Aonzo C. Paige for
appellant David BGel, Jr, and Rufus w. Peckham, Tor
respondents.
No - Johnson respondent, sgt CarDley, Sheriff, &C.
appellant. Submitted. \. Hill Jr counsel.
30 20 The People, defendants in error agt Mcintyre
plaintiff in error Argued Duane Brown for plaintiff in
errnr " Z Lansing for Defendants In error
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IAdKertlssmentl
CrAnrxpoN. 4rU.Ay. con. on Ism

CLARENDON, iTH-Ay. COR. or l-THsT-An additional
wing splendid Hotel will be opened THURSDAY a Jl
completed Will make this establishment 4 tn
New lork The additional part viii lie hd and furnished
Ich and beautiful style the budug which
Hotel yein The superior Arrangement throuzouf " N
PaLfres Cst &C. and tue
desuGtc location, situated ia tie
city and tie Crystal Paee, make the We Hot
for The Tayt Ter the In order select desirable
fI the Proprietor has dKed the charges $ per since the
tTsi Of FEBRUARY. u. L PUTNAM, Proprietor.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.


LoNS IsLASD RAmRoAD The increase Of travel on
Long Island is such 10 make additional trims n r
Of necessity The Directors accordingly to-
morrow, July running evening train 20 Yaph.nk
leaving SOuth Ferry AZ O'Clock p VI returning from
Ysphank at $40 NJ On Saturdays the train will run
through TO Greenport and returning from GreebpOr;
a. vi. on Mondays will be an express train making no
stops between FArmingdAe and Bedford the A. N train
from FMmngdale making the stops on Mondays as usual
MILITARr.-An order has been issued by Gen Duryea
requiring the Filth Brigade 10 proceed 70 WiAmsburgh
after the parade in this city Fourth Of July morning
This course has been adopted in consequence Of prepare
tions byse William sburgh military for their reception and
entertainment
jan PHracIAS-At meeting of the Supervisors on
Tuesday DR.. Charles A Van Zlndt WAS elected jail Ply
stefan in place OF DR. VIM Benedict the present incu
bent removed to take effect on the lsi Of August next
AFroISTNrST-Mr Ebenezer Burrows has been .p-
pointed Deputy County Clerk and Clerk Of the Courts Ia
place OF Mr.. Charles +. Davis resigned
PosTx,srER AT JAMAcA-Mutn Y. y. RYDER has been
appointed Postmaster for the village Of Jamaica and will
enter upon his duties the lst proI
SwISD1ISs COMMANDMENT afternoon a
couDiryman from Ohio wool merchant Stopping At the
Western Hotel in CORTLAND ST. New York induced to
come Brooklyn on the representation Of mar who pre-
tended TO be from the State and engaged the
business After visiting the Navy Yard and Oner place.
OF interest they proceeded 70 the Highs where hey met
another stranger apparently who had just arrived from
California and before returning wished 10 dispose OF the
patent OF valuable invention represented to be safe for
securing books papers and money from fire well bur
glars Upon be. being made between the two shsrpers
that it could not be opened the countym&n induced
TO fork e. 600 the hands Of Of the party which
done than the other grabbed a. il and OF
The friend" followed and the cOunymAn dis
tAnced in the race He subsequently related the cream
stances 10 the Police Justice sitting .. the City Hail. and
efforts vii be made to Arrest the offenders.
HUMAN RLNAISs EXcAVArED-Ilsi week in excsvSting
the pre- misses Of Mr. Peter Bogsri on the side Of
hanhasseii' number Of skulls and bones were pund
Some Il the skulls had the teeth firmly in They
conecured 10 be the OF Ini tribe who fur
merry lived there and manufactured wAmpums from the
clam shells in the vicinity VI the oar or beach
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COURr CALENpAR-Tnr, Day.

SUrERIoR CoUKT-Nos. 1900, 1852, 1889. SIC, sl1.
1924 1873 TO 1893 1884, to li0l i03 to li0s lao 10
l4l3, / fl6 10 l,43i, .i36 to lfl3
CIRCUIT CoURr-Part Nos sll, $50, 100 75s, 500
500 s7 So s22 sea- GIL 993 s26 s!7 s2s Part Mos
1859 1853, 1890 1916, Ls4l, lsi9.
SUrERoR CoURr-Special rerm-Durng the month OF
July Chamber business will commence st 81 AN
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School there being COO present boys and g 10 the
various dspsr0ents became gresty excited and for some
tine the teacher, could control them Several rushed
for the door and escaped into the street while humber Of
Others got out upon shed adjoining the School
Dr. Fell was perfectly bessged At his post by anxious
pxents who would believe their children uahurt
unless they saw them and in order TO aAy ali fears n.
children Of such sent for by In order that
the excitement might be entirely subdGed the children on
each aOOr we're kept singing for some time
II appears that sooty chimney Of house in Sulivsnst
adjoining the School, took FIRE and the dense smoke falling
upon and rolling of the roof Of the school building was
observed by people living near who wthou: further
examination. screamed fire. thus causing the alarm which
nigh. have proved very serious in its CONSEQUENCES
LirScHt-The bull Of the steamtug Levisthan Will De
lsunchr this afternoon at o'clock, from the yard Of
eckford Webb Esq, at Green POiGt, when she VIII De
taken to the Aaire Works to receive her engine She
measures leo feet deck, 29 feet beam and III feel
depth Of hold Her cylinder is 60 inches in circumference
with feet length Of stroke, being in fact counterpart
land cast in the same mods Of Of the engines on
board Commodore Vsnderblts steam yacht North Star
The L. was built for Messrs Spoord, Teston & Co, and
Capt Charles Hazard who will command her formerly
Of the Goliath Ajax, Achilles and Titan. She will be
ready Tor towing in about three days.
sTRArCBRs-The folio wing q partial lis. Of srAnrers
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Francisco de Pa-cornet az. Albert o. soo-
IyTERCCFASIC CONNCSICATlOS ACROSS THE isTHNCs o.
TEHUASTEPEc-MOTIOs FOR ATTACHMENT.
Juan Jecker agent and attorney for plaintiff comes
in asking for attachment against certain property IN this
City, on a claim by plaintiff against defendant.
IL !. alleged that defendant indebted to plaintiff in the
sum Of 6l5OoOs50OO Of il for difference OF exchange
between Mexico and New Oreans-and the principal sum
Of stOO co., for advances made by plaintiff TO defendant
in payments the Mexican Government for granting per
mission TO defendant and associates TO open SAID comnun
cation above named.
Plaintiff says that he resides in the city Of Mexico and
de nosu in New Orleans that defendant applied in be-
half Of himself and associates, under the title of the
Mined Company" to the Mexican Government for
grant open said communication which request on jh
February last the said Government acceded cOnd
in cash and the further OF $500 in monthly install
ment, Of 900 5th Of every month that Defendant
by William d. Lee his duly authorized agent and aor
ney applied plaintiff. in said city Of Mexico and re-
ques;ed him, in behalf Of ssid Albert G. Sloo, TO advance
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SUDDEN DKATH-A woman named Mary Hennesy said
10 have been of very perate habits died suddenly
Yesterday afternoon the house Of her husband Daniel
Hennesy No 20 Overst Ii rumored that her death
was the result of violence and DR. Uhl made 0sf s1rtsH
examination Of the body but found no marks OF violence
ppon IT, The deceased taken the Fourth ard 20
station, where inquest will BE- held upon Tue oody
this morning She appeared 10 be IN good health yesieF
DAY morning, and engaged in washing clothes Her
husband ana female living in the same mouse were de-
tanned rs Witnesses
AoCIDENT-John Connery corker by trade, while at
work ON ship lying al Peck slip fell into the ho!i aad
was badly injured. tie WAS conveyed TO the New lork
Hospital
Fatal ACCIDEST.-An inquest was yesterday held BY
Coroner Hilton, a, the house OF Mr.. hawkins No. o.
Clinton ST upon the body Of infant about months Old
named Stephen A. Hawkins, whose death was caused by
rupture OF Of the nIestines Ii appears the oroner
of the deceased was playing with him the day previous,
when be accidentally fell upon him from char and oc-
casioned the injuries which produced dsAa ms Jury
reno cred verdict OF accidental death.
FOUND DRowsID-Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held an
INQUEST At pier No 81 North River upon the body OF al IN
man about IS years Of age found drowned AZ thSt
place The deceased appeared been in the
Tor several weeks lie about feet inches IN hight
had brown hair and red whsker and dressed IN blue
Oyerals blue striped shirt and heavy boots lie bore the
appearance Of having been fireman belonging to some
steamboat verdict OF death BY drowning WAS rendered
BY the Jury.
RECOVERY or BoDY-The body Of Patrick Mcdonald
who drowned Thursday last while bathing in the
East River foot of Forty secondsi, yesterday re-
covered ut the foot Of Governor ST. Coroner Nnelm
held an inquest upon the body and verdict Of accidental
drowning was rendered By the Jury. Deceased was
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hARRIEn-

DORIMEULX-GIBBS-O On Tuesday evening jane D. BY Rev
Dr. Dewey Lieut. Mare Theophe DOnmeulH. 4 A, Laura
daughter Of the late Col George Gibbs Of suneh l.
ZAHM-VONDERSMITH.-On Monday morning June a. By Rev
A. Gillette Mr. Michael Zahm of Lancaster Pa Miss Ann Eliza
Vsudenuth Of NewYoTk formerly VI Lancaster Pa ed daughter
Of the ATE Daniel Hondersmh Esq
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GLEAsoN's PIcToELL.-This universal favOrts and
weekly amined paper for the week appears
with and fres
The full Of beautiful snd
them referring other pn
superior suTacd paper lhs present number
snd beng rch
well iiuftstons The Pctsna with this sser
ysume nth Terms - per nHu
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IAdxertisemsntl

PhrenOlOgical Examinations with charts aud written
descriptions when desired including drectio.
suiisbe occupations the se; Of business
gtna companions life, the cultivation Of the faculties &C. &c
will be found shy useful and exceedingly
The Prof FOWLER Clinton Hall No lJl Naz.a,t
Tark
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Us DISTRICT coURT-Before Jude BErrs

Wynkoop-Fch, claimant
The Marion. while coming to New ork from Verpsncks
Point IN Oct $780, run into by the Martin Wynkoo2
snd sunk 1t alleged thai the fault in the slOop and
action is brought $4,000 alleged amount of dam
sge and cost Of raising her The collision occurred Al night
The filler block Of the Marion had broke and the vessel st
the time was uumanag eabe-the Captain being engaged in
replacing Ia defence it is said the default in the
Marion. Decision reserved.
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IAhxertlsen-ent

az Broadway for the BOo Shoes and G4es onps az
the largest offered fits per below usual
retail pnces Please cal and eIHn JoSxs No. AZ Bfosd-ay
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CoIoRIn DAG.

CoLoREp DAGUERKEorTPEs.-1he public are invited
GUKsEYs Daguerrean ssy No. SO Broadway examine h
OF soolsd DaEaeueOyPes Aio bis siess
types with and without color
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Mr Editor ;.Under the Jersey City head, in W-dnes
day paper You say The substitute read and passed
upen N sections, &c. That u error. tn. substitute
substitute may BE- called, offered by Alderm Marine
was simply An ordinance to license Inn5 and Taysrns
II was nj passed upon and be passed upon until
by tie rules It lies over for one meeting The ordinances
raced upon N sections species OF Maine Liquor
law introduced at previous meeting by Alderman Cleve
lame You correctly state that Alderman Marine voted
against the enactment Of ihst law.
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MARcY. Secretary Of State,

NAVAL The L. T. steamers Prncston and Futon az
xoolk have been pat in commission and received their
revs on board The u. s. ship Preble is at Norfolk
ssa Spottiswood has been ordered to the sIoop 81
b.e nov In the Charleston Navy Yard The officers Of
two Pfussan vessels OF war at Norfolk, wers hand
oely entertained by the Mayor Of tina. city on Tuesday
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<oyucIAL--FRaSKLIN PrEEcE, President Of the United
L.ys Of America To all whom il may concern.
s.tsciory evidence having been exhibited 10 me that
~. acehDo Marco di Srztustegu has been appointed
Ssn Of Parma for the State OF California 20 reside at
SO Francisco do hereby recognize him as such. and
sssre bin free 10 exercise and enjoy such functions
ssrs and privileges az allowed 10 the COnsus Of the
51c-ff4vored nations in the United States
: rpe g. 1853. FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
- r. Mapcv gecrefarv AZ gt.fs
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YisIr oF LoCoNorITE BVItDERs-On Saturday next
the locomotive buiiiers - the number of 800 employed
by D.norih Brooks & Co. Of Paterson, viii make A
pleasure excursion to Jersey City and dine a. Hudson
House.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

SLLRRIEs OF CITY OFFICERs-At the meeting of the
jersey City Board Of Aldermen, Tuesday evening the
ordinance relative 10 the salaries of City Officers was
pssstd They a follows per
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Before Judge McCAsrEY

Ihoniss MFG ist Jchn o. iVutc.
Bv atsnant against landlord for osmsges in leasing TO
him prt misses claimed by third party Plsnuh says ne
hired from defendant in April in written agreement the
rstfoor or store and base ueni No Seventh for four
years from st May that he went the premises s OF May
10 take possession but found them occupied by Mrs Hars
who claimed 10 have hired them from defendant on 10Th
March and refused 10 give them up that he instituted
summary prsceedings TO obtain possession but Judgment
wss given against him. and Mrs III. still holds possession
that plaintiff manufacturer Of CRATE lenders and hired
The premises for the purpose Of carrying his business
and that he has sustained damage TO the amount Of $3.50
for which be brings suit.
In defense is said that Mrs Harris has legs right to
the premises that plaintiff the time of nstusng the suit
ssnst hergsve notice 10 defendant and that if be had
cone so ndant could have produced testimony to
rant the Judge the summary proceedings 20 have made
an order requiring her to surrender the premises Judg
uent reserved
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PosTNasrER AT JAMAeA.-MTtin V n Ryder has been
appointed Iostmssier for the village Of Jamaica and will
enter upon his duties the lst prox.
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MLITARr.-An order has been issued by Gen Duryea
requiring the Filth Brigade to proceed Wliamsburgh
AFTER the parade in this city Fourth of July morning
This has been adopted in consequence Of prepare
icns by the William sburgh military for their reception and
ant
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entertainment.

JAN PHrscIAN-At meeting OF the Supervisors on
Tuesday, DR. Charles A. Van Zsndi WAS elected jail Ply
stefan in place OF DR. VIM C. Benedict the present incu
bent removed 10 take effect the st of August next
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MARINE coURT-Bssurs Judge THOsr'Os.

Fr.s,is HanOra, at the Harlem Railroad Company, so,h
To recover 500, alleged value OF morse ATTu -,
ana Fifteenth and One Hundred and SHteenta SIS 81
horse was large st night got the trace and was
by being struck by the locomotive.
Plaintiff alleges that the horse was killed consequence
Of the Company not erecting and keeping sufficient fences
and cattle guards the crossings and also negeace
rot stopping the engine
defense is said that the fences and cattle guar W.
vru kent M that the death of the horse WAS caused
Nv plsrtfs negligence, in leaving the horse on The
road at night without any person 10 take care OF Il th'
w.s an old Len down horse, not worth SO that the
rpsbIe s,on weakness 10 rise lac case IS before
fmry
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AFPoINTMEST-Nr. Ebenezer Burrows has been ap-
pointed Deputy County Clerk and Clerk Of the Courts Ia
place OF Mr. Charles T. Davis resigned
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT

RAILROAD AND SIEAABOAI.
IsusRANT IIcKET
NoA NEw-YoRK, June 25 lS5j.
Reeyd of Mr. Weinschsnk 81 the railroad Snd steam
boat grant passage Of person making fau Passenger
from ~ loIk 10 Iowa (Sgned) D. kosksskkS.
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to Liverpool ia ca, and one from St. John to the Med
terrsneSn. on private term.
The amount received At the Sab Treasury was sssssss
Payments s1s fse Balance sss.ls7i
lhe North River Bank las declared s.mi ANIMAL liv
dend Of = cent
The Bank Of Commerce cent
The Ph0nix Bank a y cent
The Merchants Bank. Of New Haven a . csot
ine Asa took only ssslosl in specie which Is les kss
anticipated
Inc coupons Cue on LIST July the Boads Of ths Ctv
OF hsysvlie and the Counties Of Bourbon F.vst. a.
Mason issued to the NsysviHs and Lexington Rad N
be paid at the Bank Of America
The ssles al the Mining Board today vera
100 shares Isse saresisr Iaal and Nas.s csu,.n,
50 shares New Greek "a - ~"~f~''
shAes "a
80 shares tsfef, a
so shares Phrnix Cold Il
100 shares Ph0nix Goa. II
The advices by the Georgia no s.ar N q, ,no.. -
,iously received. The gold by this sssamsr srss.S.
salOOoOO which is the full amount expected
An advance Of cent on New York exchange v.s
Anticipated in Consequence Of the increased expense Il
coinage.
The dividend on the State debt Of illinois Is cant
pavabe by Messrs wsdsworth n Sheldon on the 5th Juv
The Funded Debt Loan due in 1885, and the nters, dus
en- the Funded Debt Loan the Levee Loan aud the City
Hall and Prison Loan Of the City Of Sacramento will be
paid by the agents of the City, Messrs Duncan sherman
s. Co.
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1SJ3.-Bsis 4 $50.
TIE receipts AL ports since Sept l.....,Sslfs as4s1
Ship from Southern 10 Northen ports. S9sl siTiI
Stock 81 al ports. hSfu lo9m
Stock at sL62 0Ss
The exports of bresdsus to Great Britain and ireland
since the lat September are:
1883. 1852.
bash. LSosuo
The vote othe stockholders of the Albany and Schenes
t.dy end Schenectady and Utica Railroads today the
question Of consolidation light have been sntic
pated unanimous The result at the meetings Of the othr
roads doubtless the same.
The earnings of the Concord and Montreal Railroad ia
May deduc,ng the amount paid to the lover roads
In months OF
Inereass this
F Of the financial In 1893 "a i2 90
flint two months tho financial 10 1882 nea 80
Increase in 1885, eAi@
Pad e4Lsn %
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CITY ITEMS.
ryTERT/ryXENTs &C., rms rV

ENTERTAINMENTS, DC, THIS EYENfFG.
,xy AMP Nibos night To conclude with the
Mummy" This 10 the sst night Of Nr Burton The
temoroW u ght
-<s MUNSTER and The Swiss swans a. barnons this
siernoou and evening
HnroDsonf ih. evening THE Fses svsn BY Louis
- XIV IN 1854. bsfore three Queens" ks.
Circus Of 5rtssv ssd Thirty siuth
xssps MNsTRELs No - Broadway
rsrls GALLEsr Of Christian Ar, No. 842 Broadway.
r..rIRps Holy LAND. No. 5y6 Broadway.
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RIorHR ARREsTED-Cie0rge Ellison charged with benG
concerned IN the ~ colUred church few evenings
since arrested by Oieer ID Key yesterday morning
ard locked up to await examination.