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The Ottawa free trader., 1855-12-22

New Goods.
To which invite attention, consisting In part OF
Dress Goods,
black and colored SilLs, French Merinoe', Cashmere
Wool d. Laus Apncc1', D. Lains, French aud Scotch
Gin CHAINS, SO.
White and Embroidered Goods,
Swiss Musliu-, Cambrcs, Bishop and Victoria Lawns
ludt hhls, Ladies' t1lua. lnderslecyes, Linen Lace
Thread DO. Corded aud Embroidered skirts, fl0uncings
Egur- and lnsernrs, Linen ilandkerchiefs, &c,
pri''"s iaIl assortment,
Bay State, Long and square shawls, Scotch do, Gosh
mere Printed do ,egaHt lot Of Br0chc Shawls, Bro
che Scarf, Satin stripe d1, &c.
WOODEN Goods.
Blankets ~ the Hnc. quality, MOncn Yarn Red flan.
upl. plain aud ,vllcl Wlr do, Color,I do Victoria
flannels Comforts, Niriprues &c.
Linen Goods.
Irish Linens, Dama.L Iah.e Linen. Linen Diaper. Rus
sian do, scotch do Towuing, Crash, and Vcrytins
else usually waut"d
Gloves and Hosiery.
D'a,L SIN Hose, Wool and Casnuer, do, Cotton do,
C,.hm-re and Wool Gloves KID Gloves, al color,
Mcu's Wool and Elch,Lin Gloves and Mttcns.
Domestic Goods.
Shc,ting7, sh'fting-, E'e4cAel Ngsins Tckngs, De
rin. Lusey-, Batting, Cotton raHnes Checks, IIcAo-
. ~, a..
Ready Made CIuthing.
vel selected stock. which vii warrant ~ be r.
good as offered 10 Ottawa.
Cioths aud tassimrTcs.
French and English Bro"d,gihs, Back mud Fancy
'arTIiltfrNf Hack Buts atd htri -htuct-, she
Gray, Jeans, rwr,ds would ran the attention of lar.
mrr' and others TO this stock-I am you will be
pleased.
Boots and shoes.
can -ay with satisfaction that have got 0f the
bee. stocks of and shoe, brought this mar
Lut They are nom he be, manuiac,oIi.s IN Boston,
aud will zyr satisfaction.
Cent raten, leather Doo'' Lldie.' black Caters,
French Caif " Kid slips,
Kip aud Heavy g1ou.
Boy q Uskin.,
lal,er' Morocco, Goat, Calf aud Kip Boots,
M.s.e.' and 'l.iifgus Shoes, Boots a..
solicit the attention Of lad to :h, stock Of Gal,ers,
slips. Sc.
Hats nnd Caps.
\ illl assortment OF Men and Boys SIX aud Cotton
Plush, C.Jt. Cops Wool Hat, DC.
Crockcry and QueensWarr.
have got n.l aud extensive stock Of those Wares,
aud Invite attention.
Hardware.
Penn-y!V1uis ASes, good article, Spades and shoy'
,g boston Nals all sizes, Horse Combs and Brushes
kniyo. aud Forks, pockt Knives, Ge.
t.toccfit> and " OGDEN WaFe.--
full assortment Of the very bvsi constantly hand
Yankee Notions,
or a thousand kinds, names, and uses.
would respectfully call the attention Of my friend.
aud customers tie Stock of Goods which have recrl.
we'd from NcN York aud Boston, assuring them, II try
vii favor with share Of their patronage, will trade
With them 90 'LsIr advantage, by giving them good
equivalent t,r every dollar they leave with atm de.
tgruu,d uut 20 have woTtlir,. piece Of Goods
u tuc store Ny motto Is u Keep good Goods, ,'nud sell
as cheap as can. Isepi .9l c. q MILLER
Corn shelters.
tSn SIrIEIoR article " Corn Shelters, made cX-
~ rrs..'y Tor .D,ins Western corn, iar .aig by
oct5p MAINLY.
LENCE WIRE in large Or small quantities. for sale by
L oa2p J. MANLEY
/ JusT RECEIVED, 10 bale. BUfFALo ROBES for sale
j at lot2ol TIioRNE ZIMMfRMAN's.
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Glass Ware p!


Leaf cherry stands, palace aud Nlr,oria dishes,
Vigg glass;, ulr aud beer mugs, un hlers OF ev-
cry style, thistle aud Webster goblrts, cake
stands \ so i.w dozen ot Brush's native wine.
.. MuIa.sts cuns, pitchers, iurd sails, cIrtan
pins. solar, globe, and chimney preserve lars.
ring Jars and covers, hIri hoSrS and baths, giobo
jaud police l0ur"u5, plated aud uoiniaon castors. :.
camphHe md tlI,i Ianp..
fable Cutlery. ,-
Ivory handle hnir,s and forks, corn do, buck
and Ery handle C5TgT-1 and sP0rtsnan's
knives,
Also, splendid lot Of plated. ta,lr aud les,
seit iplk.. LonhIng.rasscs oi every style.
WILLOW WARE.
Baby wagousand cabs, baskets with AMI with
out covers y new and fashionable style OF rattan
chairs, such as ladies sewing aud nursing chairs,
arm rocking do. chlilrrn'' do, with and with
out rockers, toy pn-, cedar and oak brass bound
do, door mats leather busters, knllr bcNss, wi.-
servers bed cords, cocoanut dlppcrs, whist
hrooms, and n variety oi uthrr articles whicl,
we will be happy To show to all those who will
give Us call. lAugu'ti SrEy, IN & EARL.
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-12-22
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"A LARGE lot 0l splendid Noulding, all srF from halt
IA inch to four iuchc. IN width just receive from New
York, aud Will BE- sold at unusual low rates.
Picture Frames " any size made order, aud yalua
bic Looking Glass plates react Ia guilt francs, at
Dec sim EUS>tlL'S Ottawa Furniture DEPOT
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Extra Family soap!


~ q. MILLER would announce to his friends and
". customers, tha, he has removed the PENNSYLVANIA
Store doors North, to u larger and more commodous
room, formerly occupied by LowNsBrRY SMITH, and has
made large additions to his stock and will be able to
supply his customers with better variety than hereto.
fore October "a,
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No. 2, Hosacks Btock Ottaea, Wiaois.
The articles offered at this well known Establishment, n,
manufactured under the immediate superv son Of the
prOpricors OF the best material and workmanship, and
can be warranted to give satisfaction to buyers The
business done ut this Establishment enables the proprie.
tors to oer Goods Mt mnch less prices than his compei
tors, Nlc nj the time seh much better quality
Boots, sc. made To order u, the shortest notice.
drawings taken of the feet and lasts kept expressly
for each customer.
Country customers honoraby and literally dealt with
VI. H. PRESCOTT h CO.
~ b,-Hcpairing done In the neaiest manner, and nj
the shortest notice.
Cash paid for hides.
shoenvk-rs' Tools Also, Innings, bindings, and
Shoe Findings, shoe Tlrrad, &c Oct 2;
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Dress Silks.
N1E have rcccivcdabout thirty pieces OF
w plaid, striped, hrocade, and chameleon
dress silks, which We will sell ., percent. chca.
per than eau br purchased al aiy other place in
This or any city IN thi. state. Now is toe time
I, buy. We will sell b-nul,lul silk AT 62l cents
per yard, such as are usually 80 ,or - aud IS.
For ~ We will sr silk richly worth 81 o. Call
ard see them before they are all sold, at
Aueusit RIpruK Il liuRLnur'S.
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-12-22

lfnnIs and SlOcs.

Or every quality aud description.
Boots and Shoes,
Ready made and made to order, rOu tie bes, Eastern
tanuage. Al warranted to give satisfaction.
Carpets.
Reader n know any prrso. Who wants to buy The
article, n you will him 20 save iHw dollars ou me- pur
chase, tel hrl " g, wA1t t,y have g ~ trnvfE'-
before buying september 21
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Notice.


IL persons indebted 20 the estate Of Michael Craig
n deceased, are hereby notified that viii attend AZ
the Hans,on House, In OTTAWA, uu Wednesday and
Thursday next the l9ih aud l3h Inst for tine purpose OF
settling with Nch persons A. desire tp do Hd save
costs. Dec S-Iwl 4, NJ kILpuFF, Administrator.
CauiiOa.
A H. persons Hrc cautioned against purchasing pro
n missory note made by Tiwoily Wright to Rrkari
Jackson decd, aud endorsed by psricA Ryan as stcu
rity dated about the middle June last Amount, one
hundred und tlirty-siX dollars aud some cents,
Dec s-3w' PATRICK RYAN, Almr.
NrsOSCOns.
I HAVE on hand MELODEONS Of Ctrhnrt'. Patent,
Green's make, which are Warranted equal to any in
use, ~ AL FONTS.
intend tn keep good assortment of the different pr-
ces, II PER CENT. DiSGOu vt MADE TO CHURCHES.
The public will And general assortment OF Instru.
ments at my Store such Ms
Bass and rcnor Drums,
Niolns and liass \iuls,
Guitars aud RaujuS,
AccurdCOns aud f,uuas,
lagelctts, fies, and Flutes,
Tlnboriucs, tlmiuuctt,, Sc.
Also Sheet Music and Instruction Books
Y. GRlGGS,
Nov 10 SIGN - TIN Coop SNMAWrNN.
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EATING SALOON !
II. SHERMAN a. Co.

EATING SALOON
II. SHERMAN Il Co.
A NNoUNCE that they have opened u Saloon for
N the accommodation Of the public, where meals
be obtained ut all hours Of the day and evening IN"
lowest living rates Their tables will always be supplied
with all the dc!.caci,s the season affords.
Fresh Oysters
Constantly on hand aud served up tO customers In the
finest style. Drop in and try them, under Whtman's
opposite lIossack'. on Main street
Day boarders can be accommodated
y. B.--Privae tables for ladies.
Ottawa, Nov. j. u: SHERMAN co
S,OO,. News.
To all tie Farmers Il. Hunters IN particular.
VliE subscriber wishes 5000 DEER SKINS hoping that
i all the farmers who have any at home will bring them
IN, for he will pay the highest Casa PRIcs To be dclyc
red At Josrrru MsfEGs. Nov ~ HENRY IAPP
Extra Family soap!
j CuEHR,rED FAMILY soar. Those In want OF super
or article eau gnd it here. Nov 3J d. WALKER
Green Apples.
e 000 ni!is GREEN AprlEs.yery ehC.e Win,
y aud. will be sold che e,p by
Nov lo?m PHILIP GODFREY.
Hamburg Cheese
nm LBS. best HAMBURG CIlfESE--at whole.
CsOVV sale or RETAIL cheap for cash. by
Nov lO-2,n y, GODFREP
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Groceries and " OGDEN Wafe.--
full assortment 81 the very bert, constantly hand
Yankee Notions.


Noiu suctbtGS.
~ SlFI.l.IOK article " Corn Shelters, made cX-
oct4p J MANLEY.
LENCE WIRE, In large small quantities for sale by
Il Oa2p J. MANLEY.
JUST RECEIVED, 10 bales BUFFALO ROBES, for sale
u at oct ~ TIiORNE a ZIMMERMAN's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-12-22
TO Y'uiIOrS (;

NyyANTED,--fo good Journcymcn tailors, to whom
w liberal wages aud constant employment will be VI.
ven, on application to JOHN PERIiAMlS,
n. B--Thc subscriber is just receiving his Fall and
Winter stock Of Cloths, Cassmcres Ncstings &C. which
he makes and warrants to 1T or no sale ut short motto.
aud on reasonable terms. Nov ~ JOHN PERHAMrs,
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-12-22
To TIIE; PUlRLIC.
NJ. ii. Prescott L. Co.'s,

H. nIllfRE is no place In Ottawa where such an eN
k~ i tensive assortment Of Gents, Ladies', Boys
- Misses, Youths and Chldren's Boots, Caters
and shoes can be found, as at
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-12-22

renn-ylyous AYES, good article Spades and shoy
r', Boston Nails all sizes, Horse Combs and Bru,he-
hnyt. aud Forks puCkt Knives, &c.
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-12-22
English Currants,
OTTAWA
CUSTOM MILLS !


THE subscribers beg to inform the citizens Of Ottawa,
! farmers, and the public generally, that they have
fitted up their Mil, hitherto known the Oil Mill,
FIGURING MIL by placing in 1t new, superior, and ample
machinery Their arrangements are expressly adapted
to, and made In view OF rendering II superior
CUSTOM MILL.
Where the farmers have their grinding, Of every
ricty done eNpcditousy and promptly We grind
Wheat, Corn, Rye, and Buckwhcat having machinery
adapted to each and the machinery being all new, and
Hdor the ianageienl nf experienced n!lcrs
confident of being able tn give satisfaction In all cases.
We invite farmers to- give Us u trial, at least.
Citizens of Ottawa respectfully informed that
prepared to furnish them with superior article
of supcrfn Four also, Buckwheat aud Rye Flour Corn
Meal Bran and other Feeds, all Of which will be
promptly dcvrJed in any part Of the City, fREs or
CHARGE slate will he found at the store OF J. g. Nat
nger where orders may he left for delivery during the
day.
wanted.
Any quantity Of good Winter Wheat also Flax Seed,
Rye. Buck ksheat for which the highest price will he
paid IN Cash, at the Ottawa Custom Mills West end Of
The Hydraulic Basin. Oct IL sClluTT NEWMAN.
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-12-22

Hard arc.

\ iuIl assortment OF Men and Boys SIX aud Co
Plush, Cloth Cops, Woo, Hat, DC.
CrOckcry and OuPrnsWarr.
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-12-22
rIlE ONLY EfFECTuAL AND BEST ATTEsTED CURE
ElbBk FEVER AND A(sUE.

DlySlCIANS will doubtless arrest the progress of this
disease only for short time, adhering to the collie
gate rules Of the old system But the undersigned after
long experience and submitting the treatment Of his
teus oi the most eminent ply sicians IN the un-
ted States has to the conclusion that not alone In
cecting perfect Ia short time NJ the Fever and
Ague, hut correcting the morbid habits OF the entire sys
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suPERIoR cCURT-APRIL sG-ssEoIiL TEET Before
J1fle HoTEMAE.
BOOKS % TALTOHNIt sTFAIEH-.
Den.el B. Allen syt Correlig. Nsndsib:. and jobs oas
Sherf
Plaintiff rsvs that Robert SCHUYLER being owner OF

BOOKS oF CALTTORSI. sTKAiERs.
DsHel B. Allen sst cor5sliu: Niassib!s and jobs o"s
Plaintiff saws that RobeI. Schuyler, being owner Of
tie steamship Infspendenee George A. ososd. owner Of
debit SiIt o.ners Of .s.abio North Americas sssh.ni.
5.I, 's to,r.ss JS%Pi,y sDoTI p ~. q's :. 70:
rt o. TIE esrship Pseae and Of tue .,einsaip
Should form line en- tbs Pseiec o;sss 70 run San
JAN Gel and San FriEeccc ia eonneciiJn with
J5sn Del Mort: th., 10 sep.s1b.r ia5 raa .pP int
ed General Agent Ct The Le AID coLDEed 70 at Til lst
Is Sy ,. i rsa.1 bosis %:s he garehsod wa Il.
and employed mae e!tss sss, him ia keep
seseif RIB b5 s quite psas ,oss.r ~ .auSSy stss
boois ard PsP. relative TO sad Company ih.t de enles Of
Also thst While se.rg he employed sid sor.lius
y,reerts TO eeP the books q seeouri ..d ne rrn
eip-l rst Of the bosr Of the steamships the A'i,rc
SIDE rd ws employed be Up, regular eooss Of se,e =.
az .tsr.l end uro,,'r, to him c0n.scs. WIKI his aid
tu.ires th.t sad rock, no- ia TIE posiea Of u 7e
rs 20 's erbeT. IL, ,t.nr.r it Pr5 n.thsuI d.
b.n we.s9 T. Re Vet % rs. h;y b,rs
Az BE eecire, e psrni 5. ,si p1 70 h.vs
sd tosss achs &c although ey imp r,.nt to him.
,rs M s n e ess for La 70 Ss. s
boolf-th,; said ysr5erb hss commenced ui, assas
spcn pisir i'd 70 secouI fr cney, dsbaed upon te for
saad chip Le~s eerssia ,aoa While she Wa
P,I IF says that he has tahen 70 rePsvin ssid
boot and they l. tie possession Of the sh,a snd got
s G. v.sdssi .y .is. eruuter security q ID. sbsS
the ruse Of reesrins their sod tina the sheriff
ry deliver them TO the possession Of said Vsndroilt de
,s that ,hs aid the is boob. and vosehe any portion
ther.cs be lost ,.d rntlsted destroyed the same
.h aud pb.bJ vcud be attended with irrepsSs loss to
rlsinaa
BE rrsys tbs. ID. hoois may be PLACED In the e1oy oth
Corr receiver be sPpatsd 20 take p'esiea Of s.d
beois vouchefs AID N he mesnms n tbs ssd Van
dfrt nsy be Iers,ed fc r.clsrng possesdon sad tie
ssd shegf resIaEsd hon asTsras the ssA books to aid
c. Vanderbilt
Jusse Henss srsn,sd Temporary nIuassa - sSksd fos,
tie parties show why s9sa net - male permsasn
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DIED.

BELL--suteenly in the City OF Utica, Ws3nesdsy
u.nrril April Is ns Hamlet & Bell daughter Of Ianss and
Olive BE Ct Boa5alsn, =. l. and sEeT O. d. W. H. Bel,
Of Nev.York CITY
ssrsioss sLs Taitcn County papers pes'e copy.
CLAaK-cr THURSDAY, APi g. Of PfOtrscted ilnes Oh.
L@st CLARK seed o. yesrs
10 esiv. ad fisadf respsc fully invited to s.e13 his
funeral services Ills evening A. oc0 a. his late rssi3 ns,
No 81 Eat th corner of Jc.v He will he taken 70 New
EocbeTe for iutermenE Saturday uorass tpf "a B..
The Veteran Cops ere particularly a7ed 10 attend al
O'Clock
NcCUILOUGH- In West Windsor, VI Thrrsty,
sisrch Alme Emmosere ag'd yes. March !, Jossrh
eyed 70 yeirs ard month, April 49, Glen Ja,e assd IL
yesssrif mcr.hs chlden OF 3hn aud LiJa nccalolgh
PHftrEY-At reTtur-h Orarse Col1ty, ~ T., ThIIsciY,
Apn 10 the Rev. Samuel fhin In the u year Of h' age
III WIS brave and true hearted soldier q C1hit
TBOxAs-In BIO allyn. on Wednesday. Apnl . Ia the
seth year cf bis sse ThoCs 09ss Captain Of TIE Wsshint
Ligh Quad Company g. l3h ResimeLt AID ist Dvhon
~ 7. 81.
Tie relatives s,d fresd Of the family sso TIE msnbsrs Of
TIE Wsstogton cit Gssd and the officers ADD nb-rs Of
tie Lin Retment resne-,fuy inved r. ssnd HI. IA
ne,, his ste resHsnss No ga W.shog'en ~ srook
iyr on Sundsy 2s inst, at o'clock ~ vfheu inriosr
Invitation bc.rriss,s viii b. Ia wsi1g E th- Faton
Ferry Brootiyn the friends = tire hJUsc, from
10 :. o'clock P. D.. on sund-y. -
THUR-TOS-st his late residence, BsYite, Lour idsnf
evenirr Of itA dsJ 2sh ins william K fhaf''ea 10
the tsth year Of hssse -,
Ths relatives srG the iends Of the family RESPECTFULLY
irvia to aert h, funeral without further invitation or
Frends keerg Houe In Fushux on Ito day the c nat
At NJ Tie steamboat f-nc CITY leaves III ton hliss
slip 4. 10 A. NJ; return BY railroad at ?. ~
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Last night new tbiee-ect comedy, called Eope-
ments In High Life, was produced AZ Wal!acks.
II was written By &c ntlem,n in London; is play
of modern tines, Lively ia dialogue and Of conpli-
cate and amusing plot The principal characters ere
Harry TIsyers, lester reckless young mn OF
f.shiop, who proposes marriage to every girl-Tith
fortune whom be meets Tom singlehesrt, (Broush-
an from the country, excessively honest, but With
out the courage 10 declare hopest and manly love;
Lord Beftertcn and his wife (Sscddaft AMI Mrs.
Brougbsm,) each with pc: child; Mrs L1v5iock,
Mrs. Hocyj ngay widow, really in love ~iih Ira
vers and tho grand wirt-puufr Of The plot; ,tae.
zine Simple, Mrs Stephets,) one Of thcsc incoa-
yepensJ honest little souls VINO blurfs out the plain
truth in the most provOkDely improper PLACES
Sybnls, Mrs. Conover,) dausher to Lord Botterton
in love with Tom S'glebeaIt but nes, being ir-
ried TO Trsyers; sDd Captsin Perfect! telsrd,D the
predestips'ed husband OF Katherine. Tire mistakes
the concealuents, exposures deception and honesty
Of tbefe various characters are worked into very
amusing play. Mr. B,ougbsn was very excellent;
Mr. Letter, good; and Mr.. Hoey, lively snd agree
bic. Some Of the others were pleasing, but the play
rests cbit fly with those named. It was announced
for repetition to. night aod to morrow night.
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The annual election Of the Neg-Yort and New
Haven Rose comes OF on the 10th Msy at New Hs-
ven, an1 Ell parties interested in tie matter should
attend. Stockholders who are dissatisfied with the
pre.ent name cement, will il il supposed, hold meet
ipg before that cay, and nominate suitable ticket,
to be supported in opposition to the present Board,
who sIe net sisposed to make any compromise or
setteu eht 10 regard to the over-i.sued stock IL is
stated that many Connecticut stockholders. who were
opposed to any acknowledgment OF the SPURIOUS
stock have changed their views and VIII unite VIA
New. York stockholcers Ia q petition TO tho L~gsia-
ture for authority TO assume Il. This course would
save yssrs Of extensive litigation, beside being the
plsin d;c.sse of bonefty. II chsDge Of the Direc-
t;on will trirg sbou. this desirable end, then the
,,oclhoydtrs should promptly make such change,
and rafs TIL. fine property from is present Depressed
condition The present President, who was but little
Known before biz election to this Office, ases not act
we undsr.ard, in harmony with his Board, and does
no. display tie peculiar abilities neeced IN ralhosd
manager. However this may be, II 10 estsinly very
undesirable that the affairs Of this Company should 20
on in the present Unsatisfactory shape; and the stock
holders owe IL to themselves to enforce some scaon
By which sestiAnent Of it, sfsirs can be arrived
ct, and IL tue position asceFts;sed.
John Smith, Of 81. Absns, President OF the V6-
mott and Canada Iisirssd. has instituted ssit q
lev, claiming the Management sf The vsrnsas Ca
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Scout two hours bard work tie 6ismen sueceeded in
subdpIg The flames. The fourth aad 6 tn stories. and
ihe attic. were almost entirely destroyed. rhe stock
In the s:ore was valued a. howard Of eco 900 or
slao GOO. and but comparatively small portion
was saved The damage by fire aud ws,e, Gil not
fall far short Of $4,000 lac irn were ju't in thu
midst CT their spTiDg business, aud had larger
stock on hand than usual. Messrs. Word Clo.s &
Co sIe insured for SEQ 900 IN tae Republic Hsoo-
yer, Columbia, Equitable. Liverpool and Lood,n
Eew.Amsserdsm. Fulton Of Wilisnsourab, Ko,ck.
erbocker, and other City Companies, the nanos Of
which wo could not ascertsin.
The stores on either side escaped uninjared
FIRE II CRtESK-sT.
At O'Clock lsss evening FIRE occurred in 'msn
ehtd uEee noldns chop. ia the rear of and bs-
longing 20 A & G.. W. Brady's foundery and gas
fixture nsnufactoiy, No. Al GIeeDe'st. Damage
about $50.
FiRY ~ BROOKLYN.
Yesterday forenoon, about 10 OF cct, a FIRE broke
out 10 II vsrnish factory OF Ms'inor Martin, 10
North Tenfh.st near Foor'b-st', Eastern District
which, with the stock 400 fixtures, was entirely de-.
skoyed. Loss abou, $780, insured for $500 ia ths
Rutgers Insurance Co. TIE fire was caused By soms
yarpth boiling over int the Gre.
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THURSDAY, April s6--P

4HCkDAt, Apth so-f N.
Tie make, was very duh this morning. sni the
eedrg fancies fell OF. The transactions wers only
TO moderate e1tsrt There appeared to be NJ special
resson for the fall excepting the few orders In sas hssds
of the commission brokers. Al the Second Board
there wss a reaction 10 feeling, and prices closed
firmly at better rates. Erie sold at SCI; Reading SO,
having been s5l, and showing a. improvement, GA
Yesterdays rates; Hudson River was sncny the
buoysnt stocks, ard wsnt to 40; New York Central
was steady at 93.; Herein was heavy: Nicatsyus
IVES firm at l6,. The steamer Northern L ghf, OF tas
route, has, we IN ierstsui, some 600 passengers,
which Is her full capacity. Cumberland Va without
important change at ~ 10 Rsilrosi Bonds the
Transactions were sbcu, 600 COO at steady prices.
nseois Centrsl, 75.; New.Yors Central lcs; Eriss,
1875, s. {; Harlem, s9i; Albany Extension Certid-
cafes, co, &c. State Stock, are heavy AMI without
activity. NTginiss, %; Iedisna s., 81, Missouris.
3d. Ibcisua So Sal, &c. A. the Second Board the
transactions were quite limited.
There Is nothing doing in Exchange, and rates are
stcsdy. Ste;lirg, ., lOi; Francs 5 i595 l2l.
Freiei.s cobiinne very Gull To Liverpool 1000
bsles Cotton 3.l6i fer comprs seed; 100 tuos Log.
wood, l2l, &c. To HAVE, some Cotton a. a. A
charter was made for Bsesi a, 81 y Dbl toe Psovi-
sions.
At the Sub.Tressury the rece'p's vera sss AS;
paid, $40 el b-lspce 50 eos sis Paid fro Assay
Office eco i5l. Paic in disbursing checks ss3 sit.
The following sales OF Bords aud st cks were ale
NJ aucticn hp A III Nicoiav.
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CRY or NUw- YORg.

CRY or Nuw- YoRS April is. ia5i
To Dr. CkysoJAy EiyIteS tisiaF for hssO esd seyi.
kefrs Of A Jons and Booarfss Ges The Pepi. Of dc
Sssfs y York Esd ne CoPai,Os Of Trinity CAves,
IN ae Gin If Nee York
DFlR SIR. Your action entitled AZ above, in the
erprene Cour Of this CITY brought argument les: De
c<nb~ In ene Tern this Colt AID has been held u,der
fer advise SINCE til Noadsy the 9Th
Instant hsn Of the Jadees their spin:on
paIt only az the defsndsnt's defense.
Tbe dsf.udans Get 40 Ia defense in the ssu Tim Of Do
nur1eys 6s tbs. the plaintiff easd 70 relief OF
,Sars 1t N liz vur because the facts stated u bis complaint
yen n ~ we're ae asa proved he lnsu ien 10 lag
snd sqaity justify any csar "a esrna say rvlef or sds
uea. In svor Of the pssf ssl ss,sst that svsa the