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"a The following toast was given long a
go at fourth of July celebration out west
Christopher Columbus, the discoyerer Of 4.
mcrlca-vcry much obliged to him.
e An absent minded woman rccen,I,
washed the face of clock. then wound tn,
baby up and set it forward fifteen minutes
E5' The report that the man who coulJn
contain himself is about to issue supnIemen,
is contracted.
IL Dan Marble, speaking of viel,lino
gentleman with mou>taches, said: "IIe is =
critter that wears ha on his upper lip to kecI
the spiders from crawlin' into his hollow
squash"
~ The prondeSt man on earth is but =
paupcr, for he is fed and clothed by the fam.
lily of Heaven
ss Would you take charge of all m,
estates, my commerce and all my concerns
Tor vonr board and clothes 2" asked a very
wealthy man OF one who was poor in thi,
worlds goods. No." was the reply. do vo,
think me a fool :" That is all oct ~ w,.
the significant reply.
FOURTH CT july New<ng.
par t0Tr"~syS. May theirs be life. of sinol,
hIe>>e'!n">>- may their path be carpctcd with
cross eyed snakes and their nights haunted
10y knock-head tom cats
E5 Why was the first dav of Adams lii,
the longest ever known Because i, had No
Err.
AN lN>INrArI"N.-A printers money
SAYS the Alton Democratic Onion. NAV com.
monty be found securely slowed away in tie
su}scritcr's pocket.
ea5 Ito il, old fellow" said two ;aIc
scapc-sraces TO an honest laborer at work.
-" ",a away wAie w play-sow and veil
reap
Every A~'.y, cay laa., .,pu,a tn. Old
Gan. -oe.l'. In. -o"ins l.,up
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ROBERT HALE
ST NNER ARRANGEMENT

INAlN> leave Nina>arat 80 \ ~ All! 90 Pm
~ -, arrival 81" -" C:ir- iron the Central and
f">>':'n;,-c r"l:~-inth Tram c'i.acc;in- a Bel
lows Fails with The V. Valley for Y. York Via
>rrlnctiei AMI Hartford and with the Che-lrier
H. Il. for Boston via kccnr and Fi,chhurr.
Trains cave Fellows Fails iur Charlr>towi and
Nin,'~orat TO" and 5."' NJ. 1T on the arrival
OF III" N"w York and F.,~ton Trains lr,1 Trains
c"r n.ctl-at windsor with Trains for u.,i,,>lur-
Montreal. burlington. Montpelier Wells River \,
l"nn-hry Nc. Passengers tv tili> r"utc connect AZ
h"!i"w> Fall Will The Trains ii H.. L. X L. L. L.
,,r E1,,aI.d- Whitehall. Saratoga and The We.
" F,'"'.'rr;~- Tram cul.'.-Ct a'r.r- ui-h he
Trains ''~ Worcester. rr''vi'ercr Ncat ~ t1-,t,u
!or Lowell. Nashua. Lawrence. Nr.
>,..-'- .ri.."c- ~ C.:r,r-."eu Tor Springfield.
Fyrh.,.-t. ..,. >..jih Ey:aa'l-. 10.
.. MERRILL A-rr,.
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making one of these rules and seemed to be
in sort oftrance.' But one po,Yipn he
flew down stars in his NIGHT dress. seized his
slate AMI exclaimed in a voice of ecstarv-
go father, have cot it have 90. it,.
1t comes--it comes ,"
have not space to write YOU all the de-
tails Of Henry, progress. But lis rarc pow
crs coutirucd to imnrnve and tho a..crtiup
Of learned men was called to lin. Profess
Sor Dewey examined him when he was nine
wears old. and was aStonisLed When he vas
ten, the Rev Henry W. Adams examined
lin for three hours, on Questions involving
the higher branches of mathematics, and was
amazed at his performances Amonr sono
arithmetical questions. Mr. Adams asked.
Can Won tel me how many second, old
was last March. the twelfth Gav. when 7 wa,
twentv-sevcn wears old ;"
In an instant. vonDo Stafford rcn]icd
You were s.. 2jj. 200 seconds Old
Another sum given him Lv Mr. Adams 70
ucrtorm mentally ,,s tl;s .\IrI,;,I,, sail
the gentleman. "in your head 3Gj .3Gj 3G5.-
3r5.36J, 800 Lv 3G:, SCI 3t5 RAJ 2c1 a.,
AccorIino fl his Gamma, Lah;, .. Tho,
inc. Henry flew round thu, room like a ton
pulled his pantaloops over his boots lit his
hand, rolled his ewes in their sockets. and
seminal TO, h. ~ {
he -a'l
"l33'1'l $50, POS ,16S, 923 I'D, f1S, 259,9ll.
'S".22' " and he added, This is the larry
est sum ever dId.
an account OF his examination being pub
lishcd, the attention OF men OF eminence was
drawn more PARTICULAR to llcnry's wonder
iul powers. The result was. some bcncvo-
lent gentleman Of Boston offered to provide
Tor the residence of Henry and his parents at
Cambridge and for his education at the uni
ver>ItN Accordingly, in 1916, the whole
family removed to pleasant locality about
tw" miles from Cambridge University. Since
that TINE Henry has pursued his studies I'M
der the direction OF Mcssrs, Everett and
Il''r'' IN such manner as not to iniure his
very deiIraie health. Under their judiclou>
instruction, his mind has continued to unfold
ITS marvellous powers: he has mastered the
most difficult branches of the higher math-
cmailcS. and made RAPID advances in other
branches of knowledge. His health has i'm
proved and, in all probability, he will live
to be man, and to realize the hi.h promise
OF his childhood in the quiet walks of scola>tr
life. What he will accomplish for science
cannot Of course be torctoId But that he
will add materially to its treasures, especial
" in his tayoyt: branch the matthew .tics-
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1NurtrQ.
IN Extract from the French of Lanar,ina.
REMEMBRANCE OF THE DEAD.

We know II" s?o, ,.,!!:"se ,:-
Our >i~eping ,ea1-but where
j. that which camno; die
The soul: Lori Is it there.
Tie carrier pigeon brings
\ message meath ni~ wing.
From lniia'- DISSENT shore:
>ai.- ra~~ from place TO place.
But from il, narrow space,
The soul returns 10 more.
When through the dead trees rise
The Autumn winds, and SWEEP
Der the ia>t flowers; when signs
Through tie oil rinc trees creep;
Vixen the deep Midnight bell,
T"llinSa passing knc.l,
Sounds DER the mills dark BROW;
OF every rising gale,
OF cycrv waves sad wall,
We ask Their voice art thou.
"A! j.. their voice, lie
Too distant f,r or cal.
Their souls in >ccrc-r
Whisper I" u more near
Around the -iumb' ring heart,
Crowded from every part.
Comes back their lnemory-
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self-Heating Smoothing:
Iron.
'filN invention : r:Ir,i, e, rI'r' ~ W.
L MY. CONVENIENCE. rl. COhfohi l.

Ui'e cent worth dry hari r,al
LAY lronln".a,"id> cNhau>,i'.c h,.-..
lng oi Irons; giyr> EfIg1r fH>.-fI. -...'
WORK ant never sulli,.> tn, iii.,.,. I'-.'
r'>> warrants The prcicti"r t'a'
i1'ini IN every family. Tie aI:''' ..' "'
II. I,'hcvpcr>, and IraNclli,- A-,,--.-
TIL Iron.
S-JEWETT Agent for Na;i., N.a J. '... -
Vermont.
Fran III, " l,.,l ~. -s-
Hn'" noticing thi- ingenious i'' .''.
~" hav" -e"r !; fair.y III /
Nj. prov" q -rrr;gi r',ulrl5.,.r.. e. g.
lie ~ az i'.r.. and heal, - So. .- '.
hur.'
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DANIEL BROWN. JE's ESTATE

VIE subscriber, having been appointed by the
ti"h. Probate Court Tor the District Of Car.lo-
MA "nnI>>I"ncrS, I" receive, examine. and adjust
III cl'iiii> and demands Of all persons against the
estate OF DANIEL BROWN. III. la,,. Of W.,ro.,;',i
III >a'd district, deceased. represented insnlvcnt.
inc Term 81 SIX months from the 10Th day of Iuue
l.', beng allowed bv said Court to the creditor.
81 >HI deceased, 10 exhibit and prove their respcc
'Nc'iain> hcl"re u: give notice that We viii =;
!eht /" the duties ri our appointment ut the dwell
h--h"H>. Of Widow Mary L. Brown. in Waterford
~ -;' district on the both days Of September and
c'c! OF SAID DAYS. va
DENNIS MAY.
ALVIN POWERS. Commissioners,
IRA EICITAEpSuN.N
" Waterfront I,r,,.. IA 49,,
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.Fnr tbr l>oQ2 mn Girls.
TRUMAN HENRY Stafford.

,o.;ous ynu,n r. may Ia irnl,+rI whether
.r,..,.~ f,,o,.d ,,, ,,l., cl,iI1 viii, nra-
,i,,ly -:icIl rowers a, his. | Will. therefore.
relate to ,ou the chief facts in hi. history
Vow NAV not hope to initiate him in his sur
rr;-;n. attainmcnts. for that Is IMPOSSIBLE
BIT Won NAV admire the hand Of God in pro-
ducing such nind.
Trru,< IIrNEY SArl"ED was born in
Royalton Vermont. in tie wear 1886. He
Wa, 4 trail AMI delicate infant, and but for
the peculiar Tenderness, and care Of his atlcc-
tomato and ,kiItuI mother. his it;. could no.
have been saved 50 feeble and sicklv was
he the fir,, yea, Of his life that he passed
most Of i, NIGHTS in wakctulncss and wecn-
mo. A4f,r he entered npon his second wear
Of lii, his health imnroyed lie showed
more y;oor; and seemed bv the ,tropo alice
,ion he exhibited. to lie dcsrous Of renayino
IN Iovo the to; and caro- which had cherished
-. lon},f,,I life
H.. very early oayo evidence that In. mind
was superior to that Of other children. liz
was ALWAYS askinc curiou, questions. Whcl
only twenty months old. he learned the
alphabet from hlork- each Of which had a
letter mon it. and which were given him for
amusement. When he was three years Of
are h. could compute the time 10y the
clock.
About this tim, he was sent to school
IL, trarhrr5 were puzzled. They had ncv-
cr seen such IA boy to learn. One Tuesday
morning. they pace" ADAMS New Ar'''ih'-
tIr III his hah"S' ana ny fl''ay c'e'''i" ne
had completed al! the sums 1t contained =
Such Cyphellng As tins by chlid was truly
wonderful, and his learners could only look
on and wonder W hat it meant.
One day. when III the sixth year OF his are.
he sad to his mother
"NIothcr, if knew how many rods it i
round our meadow. CHS father was a farmer, }
could tell YOU its circumference in barley
cornS ~
His mother not knowing the size of the
field. he waited until his father came in. to
whom he made the same remark HIS faith
or rcrlicd. bv sayiu,.
..Tb. G,.,J contains rod.~
Tb, bow tboucbt few m;nu,cs and with
ont us;r,o = slate or n,ncil Of any kind an
swer.d-
..Thcn its circumference is f1- 1f,, harley
corn, :"
You will certainly think this a wonderful
act in a little fccbI. hoy Of six year. old
Before Henry was nine wears Of aoe he conld
mult;nlv tour fnnrc, hv tonr ti.,ur.s in his
mind a. ran;J]v as If couId be 1onc an the
slate bv GOOD arithmetician, When he was
r;no he coulJ canal the coleLratad yo,,,b
Columns greatest feat which was 70 mnIt;-
w.. &C., f.r,,ros H.. f,.o G.,,,uo, ,,,.,ll,.
,,,o,,, hi 20 .roa.;o,s ,lo,, ,l,;. ,;,,,, u.o..
that ot s,r,o,;,,,, bic f,hors farm, ,,,;.l !,
T., .,,,,. a;,o, on,, h,:
.;..,u
-,
,,,,,om,t;.s o,nn, IL. n,;,, a...,'.1 III
,.;.,, .c,..o..,.,. =, .., r.
"a ~aa.,,, - 1as ,,na,'.,r, ,,.,.,.. ,',:a =.
,., ,,:...
.,a,. ,noo. 1,;r,h. ~ ,onr O. a.,
". -. ~.
,r,, oh,,;,,1 c,r,;, IT,, .....", :.
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4 MODEL. COCK FIGHT.


John Leonard. an engineer on one Of orr
Lake steamers. was great on cock tight, lie
Kept well trained rooster, an" 'ouShl MIN d.
every port between Buffalo and Chicago.
Hearing OF crack bird OF the PIT AT " ihu-
sor, John went, with halt dozen TRENDS 10
see 1t and rejoice with them over the sudden
demise OF John Crapaus celebrated game
stock. HE birds were let loose and at the
first blow OF the little Frenchman bantam,
Johns bird was numbered with the things
that had been-he was dead, Greatly NOR
tined and astoniShed was John he lett the
field crest-tallen. amid the laughter OF his
compeers
'E1ad, sad tie engineer: III try HIM
again.
Or his first trip to Buffalo, John bought
a full grown eagle, cut his feathers into shape,
twisted up his tail roostcrtashOn, fastened a
cocks comb on his crown. and otherwise met
amorphoslng him into gamc cock, brought
him up to this CITY. again rallied his friends,
far another fioLt p,rIez-vouz lrouaht ont
his bird ao,;n cort,;n of srccess and n|accJ
him r.,dv FIR act;or The crg;roor took his
Oh; q, The b,r-,bev slowly annroacbcJ each
othor-,be bantam stoo,,;rg and nckinc as
he advanced to the assault. while the enoin-
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TELEGRAPHIC.
DANVILLE HOUSE,
BY {. NARNEY A. 60.

S';"atci on the Wet side Of the Green. co,v,
- ic..t 10 the Bank, Court House. rr,,lsa,s =,
Clerks b.-ira e -
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noufesfic Ports.


BALTIMORE June Ar bark Justice Story, Ryder Bssoa
ehrs Ehectt Ds.owy poa bs FsvorSe tre)
Sysei smeTdar s6irsy Liberia GsSrse Hs15y ZEN
we. raies Dsns we'd Brown Boston sehrs HsnnAh MANGA
Rlh 2,h,9n P.ies h s9 Aap EcS b Poua .chr
Tyre Dealing. NewYOrk; Henry franklin smith, do Maze ~
wRoSoN June Arr ship Gina Blanchard LiysOo bark Uo
Dine Msyana bs ossives; steamer Martin Hoffman, Small
Alexandria Via Quarantine ship Empire Queen ss' vo's Sn
ESSi "a Ssoeans Hebron Kby John, B. to lo.d
igI D1s M eIy an ssmc Ok SySeT PSs pa
Dow james Wheeler Gibraltar and market Jane 9~es NJ
s Nesrson Scksoa Baltimore Token s%,,h
hj. HSwkins Cobb do nye, Bout Albany; Newlors
Gcodse NcwYork Boston Horace NieSern 90 h Ros5.
fs Avalanche bs Aeenus Shaw Baltimore and O inc "0'A
hg Nav Is brig Pamaho Adams wlulnSn NC
CALAIS MAY .-Sld bra Tasiine Wynsn ,i g0s,
Con Tucker. Fuller New.f95s, NtS, enf Sew sS % Ne~
Yort h chIs New Zealand Pollard an RsGSna r;sae
s6ePhno: s. H. S ssSss SSE0e' "'"''''
cH4RsEs :lS sS Aston A Ht d Bs@o ca
Currier Butman LvsToOl' 6s Geo Il AO99s Wsnt ~
smhp i.sSe Rollins West Span brig Condo de
Rsu. Rode B1Tef O11 span pol F'S''0''
DGNARscoTTA Nay .An bs sT Ea vir wnsy aud Ian
EASTPORT NAV 2i-Au schr Daniel Webster hsrve,' re"
hSk Y.scn New YORK white Crosby SewYO!s Art ss
hrss DsmerssoSe M P is5s Isus6on Alexandra sid slst
ts prnS Parsons Baltimore scs kacs Matthew'S Whining
0 Pp9 TSSVs1 G so@ArP c oSd YoSPo for
Rr hrgs Chesafeake, DaNdsou ~,
=. Fueiue SAWYER Bangor schr BRIDE Coomns NeNt9
G. In mort June l. A. NJ the vesse Ntoye epod
INDIANOLA Msyll-Ar. schr Emma DE Russey AnsS
NORFOLK MAY 3l-Arr. Florence, tn New on p9uuu
IN the Nest INDIES; sclr Jometown Cat-e New forA
Rich In Hampton Roads brig Arcadia Hun I'M new "
PHIL ADELPHIA lure AR ship Caroline keea iione. NJ
er,,. hr l. Au4enred COson. Jacksonville, ria Oh shs va
poecn Frazier Great Ess Harbor C. Gren n W; n
MsfBah NJ Booo do Henry Ngt Gsrwood WinI sSa no.
Kendall Baker. Boston; II Bishops slueN Ne"po ~,
Cicero Connolly dos Alnira T. Candy bes,o1i Aa H Lee
Adams Port Chester Le1ir ,o9 G'st sra ea oes
smith Providence; Saratoga Hedges, Salem Mass NssAa
New Ten; Ann Curte Williams, Poashkeepse Moro hasAe"
Boston. =. l.. c.,h.,.o. Rohin.
n ~ Nechias; schus Farwe Alexander Rookand Midon
Nsch Pensacola Belfast; Melbourne, Rockandi Mary An-
wLMiNGTGN n Car May 80 brig Brazilian Bray \, f W
John A. Lancaster, Clifford Noitolk va n' ~
jenkins Vanderbilt NewYOrk June sshrs LamSrne AVER
NsvYork: Isabella Davis, do
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MARRIED.

p1oos-BFEKMANAt Griggstown ~ j., May ls e the resi-
ssnee "A Abraham BeekmsD Esl ny Rev MI bnsps AiJo
Bisss OF Deswarc, 10 Miss NJ Scott Beeknan . q.
fOyRE-BAMMAN-On "wednesday evening. juno !, ~ 21
Ste pheDs Church BY Rev Mr. Embuy Mr. Thomas o0ese 70 ~
Rebeccs Y. Bamman. -, s-,... c,u,.h p,ootlv,
by Rev T. T. L. Taylor Mr. Charles Blake OF Boston, 70 Miss " D.
IBiDWFII-BRADLEYAt Newto~p Conn March IL BY Rev;
MI Top Henry Bdwe Of Oxford and Miss Jua bfadey o
RnEgs-gTOCKTON AT Philadelphia. Wednesday evening"
by Rev DR. BangE Mr. Nathan Bangs IT, OF tins city, 70 as nan
nah q. STOCKTON, % the oTmer city. 80 =, =, -, -
CHAMPIIN-WODRLL.-A Mebbettgy1le N l. yghe T. W
Rev o. Keie Of POaghkeepse John Chanphn o. New
by Rev Or aa fe,rls csotse
CsI 10 M sophrona weseve daughter Of Hon Jacob A.
DDy--BRINKERHOFP-On Thursday evening June by Rev
EDDY OF Greenwich Conn, ana MIS- bhe1he
inierhof Of jacob Brink eho8 OF this CITY; ,
OILLFT-SbITHAtH adley Mas, May 81 O'sL =, HAT
sn1e Pa Miss CorDea H. daughter o. Hon Joseph oh9
HAOER-wR1GHT-At Utica Msy 80 J. - hegef % *.
re sue Ind Mics EpelDe A. Wright daughter o. Ienas
Knspp 20 daughter Of the late Lieut. H. Smith, u > navy
MARTiS KINcAIDAt Pittsburgh May ~ Daniel Mex Mar
tin OF Via Aupe NJ third daughter oil Phhp H. Mn
PLIMFR-BRADLEY -AtNewosn, Conn, May o. by Rev Mr.
Dkenson Palmer Derby and Mics Sarah f. Bradley oil New
n. IL ROW IN W Gazette Scott Delegate at the Baltimore
cosvent,on 10 NIrs Sarah NJ Shannon, Of Boston. ,
wTTD-MOLrHhOR- Christ Church, PouRhkeep,e ey rev
M hhercohe Of Clifton Staten Island Edward Weea sq
20 M,s Mary Moensor only daughter Of the late Doctor
Mi roffl arlsu
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nIED.

CATLINJune Louisa Cstin younse daughter OF b.
me fends Of he family are attend the funeral from
the residence other parents No 81 North mooe on roN 'u"e
cooKE~ Henry " Cooke only Of George r. and Margaret
On Thur.d,y June Joseph, youngest of
fsane and Alice T. Jacobs. aged Smonths A.. ~,
The funeral will take place this afternoon AZ "eoeN "O " "
On Fourh dsy morning lt instant Jane A. wife Of
Jsmes Kenny and daughter Of Rufus Clarke, -. -
The ffepds Of the family aeconatey lnvea 10 ~
No 90 South fhff UNINTERRUPTED
McCARTY--At St Pau's Minnesota Territory, MAY II MIS-
fcui,s MeCaty eldest of Henry Hasey oth" city
PFLIFT.-Jupe 2 Thomas Pellet aged o. wears III e.,
friends and those Of h family are iuVed 10 a'ehu m 1
at O'Clock this day 81 No. 81 Jamesst -. -, u oF,A.
A te0nsh Ntva Scotia May jane ene tue
is. Nathan Pp,hec nnpe the stat OF George Washne
ton te Revolutionary War AIRED lo she had sce
NE and was first married named Porter anc had one son b
him no would be upward OF ~ years OF ee
hsrd ded Al Onsow In 13e his admission Is hevonoeaif
rnsiorer and receiving vea years back pay she had ehan
10 snsSd children sIss Grand children sno "
- SfflROFDF BROOKLYN, ~ Oh Thursday June atei
d .infnl suaengs Flze6eh Drunnond vie OF Henry L l.
sehrsdss in The Ssh year sfer sss a attend her funer,
from her late residence No m isnssson e. brookyu ~
nm Tday Jnne further notice Her enaif VIZ ue
40 sbrewuTy utereut by s,anoo.i Golden oae' e-N
ips foot Of Rohpsout North River at O'Clock r. ~ A. "
ss nse,ed pess Col Walker in the Oth yeaf o. hs
e relatives and friends those Of VIM wsksr are re-
s1eS 10 attend his Saturday June
wALfON-Juae 2 Mrs DnAh p Walton Aeeo = years. H'"
M ,eiiive and friends o the family also the friends OF mI an
Mr. sSrlng, especuIy meo - aoun
fursssi this dsy at O'clock ffom No. "a sih-aV
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Foreign Ports.

A, Po-Ht DE- Gall, Cey.a- Ar a. ship HsaJ Ware N.,a flr
Atrab Cslcuta % 'oa.i for Ergalt.
MauTrus Anrl lcui Nez-Bscs9r
in Gale Ces With coffee and al vel
smyrna I'll NssL. ready IL
reported % have laed o. TIE -; bask Edo, Keak Bsoa
h-z Trenton Srra-ue 60. Dr.
Al Malta Ish al 6s Nara Bailey E Nssn. l1h 70 losa for
Bos0u-
SPezzia 7th 5lr- frz Mlusana BAILEY Boston = "a
Trieste lttt rs CAROLINE Nay Clark Rnersn Tor New
lcfk. ia Ahe OA1rr Sasr f0r Leghor load Yo-k
FTAnee, Teal for sicily bark John Winthrop Banea I'm
Jago cr Co.'s s1tincples AID ether.
Sd r. Genes lh al bark Mar Nkeden, M.la 70 osf
fcr Bosou-
Mslseies 7h uf- SIP Ablus L,te6ed for Boston 800,
bark Iona, Sesres tor Do.
hasEz ih alt bs.s Psans Taylor ab5u. 25h
sailed Orar Lex brig AIE.olra gTasc1n
ih t.rh PIeDPf Nheeeu ro Pauol f ,sfoai ith a. D
Anna If ket tom Aarses - Sea iork 5aruna Bg
Nird e-stsriy the lkh
A. Recsse I7th all br renra - Gars- fr Ns--YorE .soa
A..s-- 80 49,, sLp A4.s1..G C0lsu lrsl al.
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FRITs-A steady market bushes. doing sales
Of 500 Ions Mr. in g 5 90 hal do a. 81 - lSy boxes
and ss 7l cash Il bales Almonds Sc 30 bx s1eei
Is sadnes Al &c 10 cases Preserved "nsef a.
NAVAL STORFs-Spin are easier Sales ofSo bbl, a. az
sfeady Sss bhs Wlnngt0n - s.
a. iverrS $50 bbls County A. O. %
LEAD-Tho uousl aid Inactive - Tor spanish snt
rn market with rood demand Sales OIL 50 Monte
vi5eos ? n ct lie 500 Porto Caeuo 2b q ic * mouths
LUMBER-A steady market with fair demand r local eo1sP
ton S.es Of one CARO- and Spruce Il slf cash
HEMP continues heavy and dull We note sae today o. ~ oss
04c 80 bales Rough American g. e0 SIX o. . DO
RcFses OF IS s at - ssass 81 Ia. been made today
sKINS-The arkt onf note ses = bales "a Cruz Goat
M.sou 10 talss Arkansas ~ ici S' Tan
riro Cos, n 81 dssr ard ioc Curacao - Sc.
TOBACCO have been made Of 81 boxes Ngnu-ar
10 bales havana a. 20 Sc ~ hnas h<nuck' a. d
HOPS r -iet = without change Il pics. Sales u % baes
F,s,e-r ard Wes,ern =, Foreign Hops
LOGNOOD-Saes OF s9 LAsns AZ 80 n bond and j tans
sfMAc~Ia isir demand Sales Of 20 bA- Of PLsaO sea
TNpIGo-S.iss Of 10 eero,a. Mexican e; 81 3 MEaa FRA
FFGTTF RS sre in TAR ssaad Sales O 100 u Olive Lave
Geo. tsd45 ets Eeacy sac Ct ~ Ds. Il tj
hesvv rnArk Sale Of Picked Cod 81 sealed g.
No / Nsctsrela az - dsi2 IS with fa- demand
OIL CAKE-The market quiet, small bb 80
- 81 n tons Co1lty a. list peF 10 Is
OTIS-Te rather heavy En<h Llseei Ssies
80 pint baskets ove s. - 10
.T 49, So Si Al Ssv Bsdid :. Sc 5do on iEs $40.
A. 81 81 ke Sc f selected ssn quiet Previous quo
FIPF CRACKERS-Ths marhet i steady god dsuaart
:. - 4 50 ts1Ae. a. - +5dsi q N p1cks u -
IRON-Cu- market easier, wh slp1y The d-risnd 3
80 So 90 tn. scotch Pa 60 az cssh sl -
-~+-s Svre oui-t fcn Eush Conan slss
as. Rsfpe5 DO s15dec. Sleet lrou. English - tgf.
NAIIS-TLe supply r lsrEe al 10 MARE 4 dan a.
CANDLESA steady ulAlze sle- Ia boxes q q =, r ssl
sIEswAx UNCHANGED ssie.l a stesss.
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rs M 10 be charged witt passage money and freight -
s.<eitsd 10 the order ~ 7tfsrenes
Charles Hsysrs,<t wssHs 5rifsts AID oths-.
In the taxation 81 Costs all services rend rrd OF dsburse
M ats mace prior % the at Of Congress o. February 2e
isso arc be compensated according 70 me laws tnen
The ,ovisSrs Of the &C, cf Congress to be applied
5 @ rsse only 10 matters Of charge Accrung subsequent
10 fspsssee L.. ..ou.;.;, ,h.
Essnsi Ne-sdy and Oter ss.ioft The Steamship Br'A'r
Aro.nsrents after contesafipn Of su not allowed 70
mel. IN Admiralty which Introduce neg causes Of acton,
>r psrfies not connected IN interest win the boenan
sphi, q. matter OF the original suit.
In ms case the Ebelant authorized 10 amend 80 81 ~
aver authority 10 himself To for the cargo 70
IN lie right, 10 the right Of others bat e~nho' ~
Suoe new parties = ne~ esrse NJ action.
In She MISTER Of Jcna,han Amsry ssnravL nj. ear
epecisi order upon the sctsz0d proHeedngs ID 'h ~'
1hd discharge be granted 70 the bankrupt.
William Jebnson ssanst R4it Of sRsf- "a hs. rsen
When cause 70 litigation y scs' hs1ng seaman
suing for wage and there Is no evidence OF cohdoa
tween them 70 defrsud the attorney Of his ices nl P
sic The would have carried the Court will not sane
ron the cotpuance Of the prosecution by the attorney 70
enable him to recover costs Of the cPpoH,s psr'y
The owners Of a vessel responsible 70 shipper OF
Foods IN her. upon the bill ofadng signed by The master
Zr the delivery the cargo according 20 the OIL 81 aaing
Tbernaster cannot Justify delivery 10 the person VINO
was ultimately to have te goods, not clearly sutnorzea
BY the 6Il Of ladiDg, ,>.s :,
struetop have been bound 10 beans for the vsae OF
the goods bad he ordered them delivered to the party
ebtsned them from the master and uere whe'ns MS
non inferferencs with that possession when o'ousm a.
his knowledge afterwaId could legsize the Gevery ME-
by the master sgsnst the rights Of the ee'sus uno''
Ne bill ~ lading. Decree for libelsnt and re'erehs
peter Foyh at Norwich snd New London sssueost 20
The collision OF the hbelaDts vessel the Venice WIZ
The respondents steamer, the Worcester was oro.s
shont Nv ne caressnes and If proper conduct on
tpe ran ~ the hbespt and not caused oy any A"
of the steamer Libel dismissed.
- et.phsa Chandler at The ship Annie knosnnan r, a.
mariner shipping in China for voyage 20 'us oil,
fsfts Is an able seaman and being foeod s1er ie Wy
gs eommepoed diseased from old ailmen produced py
M, own vices and his condition being unknown 20 me ma
Ter when be shipped and the consequences OF ns
having disabled him large part Of the voyage rom done
sb,ps duty and required bis being kept under meolca
trestmen he cannot maintain an action for wages aans
fbs time Of such disability. Libel dismissed VII" c"S'S
Court Calendar. PHfs DAY
gupyR,oR CouRT Nos 100, 6s2 TAG, H. 7si 6so ~
zs3 7Os roc 79s TO s24 to sJ2 m 1885, $780, sJ' s51
$40