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L. 5. COMMISSIONERS osrIcE-m.aca Fl.
ALLEGED TAXING Or FLOUR TROM BONDED WARE
HOUSE. BROOKLYN.


ALLEGED TAXING or FLOUR FROA BONDED WARE
HOUSE BROOKLYN.
The examination of Matihe~ Murphy, Villa
bgsged the pubc Azutc Docs aud charged Al va
taus tiues IF having mhezEing Hour THs com nenced
John Csh les fled having sborer 10 sad SoI7s
and defendants be ged there IS lHboer &c
Hurphv e tbs liOres rerune wA,a cooper
In he store rs. seen tundrecs barrels Of four 10 the public
into On py one has bep.o 70 ogt -four 70 pat on bond
hisrs plrct asd two A-es OF houF from marphy OF
them two or three moth, and The other more than tnee
moths neo-psc hun 10 pc tarr ~ them sneS o. ha1
half OF bo.inIs n" tne bsf e ihse sting
them auo ihtIefore @sed hin - 81 me tbs Hour sup
when as ed H,Ifh he aour he said he wous
he has bOing ~ To barrels got rom AIN
two OF aes eskg him. 80. others IN about week
wi, the ur the barrels nth the bJ;-f
il PLACED IN d psil KEPT for ths' purpose
Tsppan tes.6sd TO having been utnspector a. the
Atlantic Dock Bonded Naehou,e; boring 10 .scer
tain the quality of The ouf running sort OF half circie
portion of he tbrough out sooui three o1aces fsn
bsrel; hat the borirgs; have fe4a-nly weighed
flour short. all OF the taat Murphy gos
oug;ng would mase ten barre have soce
2sh February n Mach weighed 5,5 barrels and found
II hot ight pounds beiu 90 barrels ~ ponnos some
barrels % to 81 pouto short The theory OF the pros
cutop that QUANTITIES. Of ful have been fur )ned
from the b.ne end tue ysem has been pocerons Tor
time tbs used benz parties 70 70 De continued
Before COmmsaObsr HosroN
CHARGE or ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON, &C.
John Seymour and John Brown seanen, charged
with an assault up0u the Mate Ac examined rhe
udar h; and nara that the eate could not
swear particularly t, the.e being They dis
charged.
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MARRIED..

FOOTE-DAKE-A, West Mltoa On rsa-sj.y n.rsh -
Flish Foot. C. Kinss.on O. Of Chester Foo;-,
ssq Of GreesheIs n !. 70 Ma caEis'. Jass Dsis OF
" est Hitpu n Y.
HALL WILLIAnS-At s. Georges B-rrnu5s on Thur,.
sy fs rs By the Rsht Rev the Bhop OF Ne sfogndsae
as.es ~ the Psv DR. Toeier Eeci-sss.'ca C'mnissfy
Ievs Prr5e,i-k all Esl.. Lis,t Royal Arleiy TO Caro-
In. Anels el3est ssusbicr Of Leuter Col Mont
srns Commanding Roys Ensineer and rsseasIy Aa n
i.,,.tot ~ the Government OF Bsr nads Ia.n6s .
TJCKER-PAPKER-In Lima Y. 60 Friday MHes
is b, tbe Pev Jo-epb Cunminxs. Ii. Nj Ar-d r..
Iuek,f Of Coward, ks a,,s. Psstsr. Of tbs former
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L. 5 DISTRICT CoURr-nArcH 2l-ssfOr' judge HALL

L. s DISTRICT CoURT-nAEcH 2l-Bsfors judge HALL
DECISIONS.
The United States sr containing wooden cloths Isl
oo.e Silsersten. CLAIM 4ot.
Proceeding on the part of the United States tired
sometime to the soods Oh the sroaad that they hsf
been concealed board the sshp HERMANN ia which SAD
sye;t a. pas,ens,r paid duie, sas;oppsd
a. the snswsy the shp BY Custom dOus- Omeet while
being lanssd Itwa,srke0 passengers Baggage but had
20 sTk o. having been inspected IL was sent to tue ruhc
Store where the amsnt afterwards went TO 90 msn1 IL
va. found TO contain - eoss WOO cloths besides
Der Of rtuusas sc tn. clsinAtt sad be was alo! snd
had brought tbs With his other baggage and had made
attempt coDeesu.n. The Court thought tlai the term
aled cid sfpy 70 tie although there was 40
sieupt take the bN AhoEe without arefm bot The CLAIM
ant that scmpt lot maze by his directions
rof wsste present She Libel osmissd bat th-Ie
must be e.iilhcsts a. probable cause
The q at Five PacksEes Musical irsVments Alexander
q Co.. OF PAIis, olsimaots
These goods were imported IN the ship Costello,
some tine ago the ground Of false invoce which
ces,ei T5s jay veidst dee ans them to b
forfeited
.hs L. 8 AIT E5wsra BTowa.
IE6itmeDt az snst defendant, resldiog 81 B-ooAlyn
cbs.e &C uffe-ng AKA p.s,Lg coauis=it moaey The
SIZED before rhen the JEIy could not sstse 10 -
ued FoT L. ~ Mektc-, ~ eefstse, messn CGd
" Armstrong
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t,,onic Thcatsr; ba, osn other Of ;ho'e boas: a
B,sprn-suoP with mosaic ioors frcscoea ceilings,
END birds Of rare plDmoge and song
Uenoefo-th We Gothsmites have n4u9ht 10 say con-
cernirg our other architectural victories. . he
eitios may rvai and surpass as-Ee sIe ind'Herea'-
we care noi. We now ieel where our strength has-
we ,ske or tiiumptsn; stand on barber shops In
oil o.her respects We may, perhaps be rivalsd-oa'
n bArb.r.shops eve are oursef alone
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sUPRENs COURT-sPtcAL TEAM MARCH 2l.-Before
MOTION TO DISSOLVE ATTACHMENT.
Julius scLubeiiRsst Ole bull.

An action was brought On judgment rendered IN
BaiimCie against BIZ Ole Blu Th- suit w.s commenced
there 1876 hut Dc cided TIL May 1874 No
property teD- found ia Baltimore action brought
judgment here and attachment issued against bis
property resident the RrJuDd nj conceal
Motion by Mr.. Blu kelley on behalf OF Mr Ole
Bull that the he vscaed residence
ana cot ce.iuent opposed by Mr. Staa)rd
tor psinf large nuIb,r Of sfdavis read on both
Mr. stafford cited the Of
Low g. aims. De Bull vislin of the latter at
tsched October 1855 and Judxs Edwards efued u dis
the attachment that suit and 1t husy decided
def he sged and obi ged TO
December Mr Blu keley ooLtended that the alleys
tons torrtsjeBee &C could not be sustained Deei
reserved.
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AEw FORK cLAsslFicArios
Jrpd Fla NOBLE N o 4 Tsx.

CEMENT-Thers !. but little dong for home ship
me ut; sales at : - y Dol.
CANDLEs-For Adsmantne there ex SITS teir demand,
With ales OF boxes fisnd Psen al D1 &c. 80
boxes brought 12c mos Plain Sperm cell ~eli AZ i31
Soc Patent conmsnd 80 q Toe. Talow - bef,se.
CORDACE-asnlls u du and IN good supply at lZ1lIc.
American % quiet at l?i Ollie
COAL-Foregn 10 doll aud Ia good upply the most Of
Of importation Liverpool OTsI sod reafy iasr DC
tober Sll y ehsdron and it 10 difficult TO obtain 81;
the include 80 chsdrUns Orf pa 81 H. cloSag
heavily the inside figure Domestic IL rather hesyyi tho
sales 81 from vessel sLd 81 from yard for Anthrsste
COFFEE-Ths make the past few days hiss bsen rather
the advanced pfetensons OF holders Tia
Of Rio IL 100 bags ana prices are susared other snds
small supply prices Duoyan the sales include I'D
bszs Rio al lotdlc 500 BAGS 81 D)ringO 9ic 800 usts
java lS dstc bales and half bales sochs c rs bags
JsnsCs tc Is TAGS Leguayfs ic 81 bags 5sVsnla HE
aud EN bags Maracsibo. IiQti4c-
COPPEu-Yell1W Metal /, steady bat quist at DC ana
new shesti s. sale Of cid wa, MADE AZ 30
DYEWOODS-snce Friday sales have been made Of 3l tuns
RIO Hache Wood 5l8 a. p tuns Jamaica OF cash In
ha1d and 70 TsmpIco tuc "a and 60 tpas Lssusys
Logwood at -f7 ~. duty paid
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western and State
Flour opened hrmer with isht arrivals 2Dd better dsman1
especially good ands t the Close the demsnd fell on 50
Ices slightly; the inquiry mainly for the Est The
Western Canal 200 bbs at ss Gts 81 for eomnon
10 good State 3a$9 - for msec GOOD brsn1s Nem
ssn ana and Ohio and III 5y1 ola IS for extra
Flour 10 fair and 10 steady; ths
- 256sl0 for 10 paid sogaern
Flour sthoush with limited prices
sustained the sales SO bbs 100 rs for mixes 70
GOOD Standard bsnSs Baltimore Alexandria and
Flour Is se.dy: sales Of 10 bbs at 90 2ds7 u. Corn
Mes plenty and heavy; sales Of 800 bos at ~ ~
for jersey % for Brandy k~ksst Poss 10
plenty ard lowers sales a. % 75dbtP II" H. We
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

Young America II ook aud Ladder Company No.
3, of Wlliamsburgh, bring their new truck from
Newark this afternoon, after being escorted through
that city by the Newark Department. They will be
received in Willismsburgh by Lady Washington
Hook and Ladder Company No. |, and after march
ing through the principal streets partake of warm
ing with their friends at Goes Gothic Hall
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Markets. CArlrrLLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.


AsHgs-Tbe market inactive for both Kinds sales Of r,~
ara Pesfis at ~ .
BOOTS AND sHOEs-More activity prevails in part fot
the CAn,fs but for other foreign paris there nothing doing
The densod chiefly for the Southern and ar Western
tisde. Manufacturing - by no means active
bRlt k-Ibe market continues steady, the arrivals
frequent the demand slightly improved We quota
Had North RIVER - 5 9si 75 for common to prns
Pfi'sJe phls face at t2O1t@2
hEEsNAAMe have chan re 70 notice IN prices tbsrs
very brisk demand. g there large 5tocx bs
s1les ircIude Geo n yelOS At 81 0Z7c.. cash
COrrON-Ths demand since our last Weekly hN bsse
quite for shipping. home sn0 part specustys and
rfse since the sdscrs per Aries have advanced
"a cent oosnz buoyant at sghioioed quotstisss
The sales since Saturday last estimated AZ 1900 b.lss
We quole:
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RESOLUTION OF IsQCIRY AT the last meeting Of
the Board Of resolution adopted equiipg
tire Committee the Aims hOnse TO report the number OF
sdut who County charges OF the pub
lis Institutions what number born in foreign countries
how long they have this country how read
and witt and how liable 90 do kind Of work
the number of pornriy relieved by the Supen
the Poor their nstoDsty their habits
regard 10 using spfitu0us liquors.
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CART cIIvEp.R-ru, nay

SUPERIOR CouRT-Nce. 1887, ll7O. 39i 1904 1903,
1874 1871 IS 1883 ls i2iS TO as ~, to 1890. SO
- iiao 6 ss5 79
UsITID STATES DIsTRIeT CoURr-No,. -, 20,
ST. s. II, IS. SO 81 H. 50
suPREsE CoURT-SpsciG! It7m-Ncs. % CO. ;. =,
i!ss ~ 3 n 81 le. 60 10 Aopns-Nos- 49, li6. -,
st. lis II. is 80. 10
SUPERIOR CoURT-There viii be new Calendar
q, the three rsn;s h0ss, oi us. be hed % Or
h.fa- .auu
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IAdyertisement
W Of fixtures and other property psrtak-

The law Of fixtures and other property partak-
ing both OF real ard personal nsa'e comprising the law TO
lsins to the freehold In general also eube-
uents charters heir looms sc with appendix ain.
practical inles and oreetions respecting the
chase suation &c between landlord
snd bew going and incoming tenants. BY on
fersTo ksq bsuer Al law from the latest Engsh edition
with note. and references 10 Amercsn authorities
BY william Hogan. counselor ssw, second edition, just
fublished price IS, and ior sale BY
BANKS, GOULD Co..
No IA Nassau o., New York
Ale No. as Broadway, Albany, n. Y.
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Tse SUPER aisncen. Of tns Bank DepHtrsns give,
noce that he oucglsti,r nStss issusi - toe VALLEY
Bank, Boousv-le 2 y. n --i4m Individual banker
uus; be prgscniet al BIS Office Alb .ly, within to
yeaIs tie ianos de posted for ths redemption vii
BE- surrendered.
There was cGITeaE rumcr. ia Cotton circles, that
.he Southern rivers had risea and thar Cotton Vas
coming forward Freely The Southern wires are
down, and the only authority for the statement We
could discover va. passenger .ion South Carolina
or Gecrea The bushes, here since the last steamer
hes reached - 900 bale-, OF which GOO bales were
in traHsts. TIE increased exports now reached
To- 600 bales TIE decreased receipts at the ports IL
now elo OC0 bales. The advance in qscsaons within
the week is ;c The Circular OF Mr.. YIN. Z. Wright
gives the annexed statistics
REoETTs ESPosrs &c There - g,in in the ree-pasn
th. during the ~es Of 600 bales the total deit
b. 25 o. bsle In the export 10 Great Britain there
90 .. compared with the las, year n 0)
b-e.-th- p.ng reduced ia c bales this fsstur.
contnus four md very thu
reduced below To- To bales; week. al prob
ability u will - 10000 bales
The rivers s; sw. ard the receipts 81 Mobile and New
Orleans srrs that the qra1tity o. con
90 bales 81 The former AID GEeer so 600 s.
the latter
TIE following is statement, Of the movement in Cotton
'res tie s September last compared Win the previous
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SPECIAL School FUsD.-Ths total sum required
for the Special School Fund of the City OF Brooklyn the
1886 the last OF the Board Of Edu
cation is $50 600 from which $500 heroto raised is to
be deducted leaving balance Of 2i 0tO This sp
propristed for the purpose named.
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OBTAINING PROPERTY BY A FORCED ORDER -
Con plant lodged the Hid District station House yes
teIdsy residing 10 BtoOklya the house of
Joseph P. Flynn al Hyde Park L. few days sitce and
pTseLtnF der pupous 10 be slgued by Thomas Fay
New York fine horse belonging Fay delv cred
up him Mr Flynn being home the time discovered
thar the oder forgery, Cd his return waHsn was
issued tor the arrest Of The man
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THE PHYSIOLOGICAL CABINET 800 Broad
wsy contains ftosars Of BUs-s sn CASTS The head
e the dis'rg1 he'd net lived also SKULL
huusn and animal ~ al qu4fsrs Of the siobs Inc ufnE
Ecypfi1- So Ies p-fss kOtbets Muisefos .nd ihrVes
slso numerous PANrIsCs sud DsAws-s Of eeees.ea ma
vicusif s ans d-~O. ku-s- al~.,s fRth - 'is'to's
Examinations. with CaArta. dsly By Pot Fo"LE1
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City by II ell Government o..
klwL ACE. NATIVITY OccVPsli"N
ss,enuovs Clergyman
MAzzpee be ~ Giromo ss.. dsrfssoni'. az.
BCnsccin Nh sno JosIaeyaan
Pssi Ffspc co P,.isr
Csn,Ilo Observation-Disclosures ..... Oniai BLACK smith.
so,ioi 1kbinder.
Dsvsiio Dsnit'........H.. niAno .....' eavef
Csmini Ans.o.... O. escia".. Barber
LspaO tAriO...... ..'"Iebt'a
V,f'urni Giorsmi.. Aes.io,.... Mercer
roi.sri cese.......... Dccca Blacksmith.
peis Cssssrsods Michele Journsyn4O
Ao's Cs o.............B bresca.''''.' Ssoaef
Eergsx Orszzs. Waiter
1sies,zi Nitb.ie...Si... 5ologns...... Boosbir
Grl Cmse ppe. bnrgo. .couatrs n an
Aiso- AticL.o... dogma. Priuer
ssaeelin S.c,uo.......H. Sc. Dimini ..hope Maker
fBuonaIot Nice ...S.... imini.....hope nskeI'
sBouOr. GiOrsI ni... ....3l.. Parma ...tx solder
6sliins pu nsh lax soldier
GslnBs Lues, his wife ....-...... PudeDsh go"
s ssIssd. ess4s" Soldier
Bslorasch GIOVANNI. .. .Z3.... MI 4no'...'..10of
HeBaii Giuseppe W ehmAA T.
Deyiro Die go...... ....ol Sauno Iiefk
o.so Broker
Desnns Lu ss5.''''' sPol' Ls"yeH
C,bripi Ga Cremona... Hstter
Bssoleni B,roiomeo .4j..... Capriuo. .Coot
GsspsIi Observation-Disclosures rescs.. shoemaker.
8nesrs ano ..... " hitswasheT
boeb Oiulo.....'.' '...'S5 eansno ''''' il
M.l.cseels Aiesssnsro.".27. Pavia...... Bassr
C.sasraDde Lirono
GaDi 6iOv anni. uso.... .... Weaver.
III .Spsgna.... .COuntryman.
MSice Cslo........ ...S3.. oosna..... Caolnetmakr
Eavsletu Udine ...... Tailor
Csrfar tso...........fb.....B erello Tailor.
Vspdel Sit.ie Mars Weaver.
Colon DO hano Shoemaker.
Mralds Inis Cismberno Painter
Bektr GiOf Rio. .oI h-lgirae.s Nsoidler
Rgaw Ferdtnsr Stoc :erds. Exs0ldle
JiveniD Ffanc-soo 80 Cassagno .. Mason.
MARCH Do m cnco. cenza .. Musician
Conf Brescs. Carpenter
<orsi .Castel
Borto Antonio. .....herchan
Cali Luigi. BersaDo..W alter
Barbiere Giuseppe. S6.... CTemona... Butcher
MsHoctbi Lueia.......... 2......--- ..s.------
nilesi Bergarno. Clerk.
CoTfesi Giusep Rayenna.... Journey man.
Left for Ohio
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ARREST OF DIsoRDERLY FEMALES On Tuesday
aight the Fifth Ward Polio arrested fifteen prostitutes
from II to e5 years Of age, whom they caught walking
the streets They were locked up for the night, and
yesterday we're taken TO the Lower Police Court for
disposal.
The Fourth Ward Police made descent the same
nisht upon the dspcehouse Of John Garren, No 277
Water ST. and arrested six OF the degraded female in
mates who also locked up.
Justice Connolly with posse of police visited the
fisorderly house No. Narick.t., and arrested six
won n sud man. all of whom were locked up in the
Tombs.
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SUPPLYING PRISONERS WITH LIQUoR.-A report
having the Kings County sup-rv
furnished liquor pisoner the County jail
resolution adopted the last meeting of the Boad to
inquire into the matter. snd Committee OF thres
fonted for that purpose report at the next session
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b. BRAXDRErH.
tAdver,semsntI
CAS- GAS i=NeW styies nf Gas FIyTLREs

for ,rps Trade OF both sdern and autlus designs Just
Wholesale buyers particularly Invited 70 e. at the srea5
Manufacturing Depot OF ARcHEs. WIRSgs & Co. No. SIS
Broadway Also the best Portable Gas Works for Country
DwelLnis. Churches end Factories in this county.
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Net INCOME
For eleven months only

T
The net income has diminished nearly one-third.
Lot outstanding the receipts have qusdrupied slaos
1912; the net income 1898 02O les, in 1884 han
in 1853.
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fAdyerfisernsut |

RICH SPRING SILKs.-Among the many attrac-
tons Of the City at the present the expo.iton OF
SPnxe SILKS ~ kessrs CHn HEAso& Co 8, No sol Grand
rich BIset Gros do Rhine Chameleon PLAID and Stripe SILKS
=; 16S 81 SD a. tot s feature In the Dry Goods
tusisesN Heb pc.s In dry goods sutioaed among tbs
tn 60 tia. were, we 81 ouid Judge.
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L,rscn This day. at u clock, viii be launched
from the gard Of Isaac G.. Smith Son, at HobOken,
4, three mested Unprecedented of about 400 tuus,
70 be commanded by Cap. Casper Bogeri. She IS
intended for the Wilmington n. c. trade.
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1eieht department of each ,or the year 1854.
Totals S3s.Sl5 81


The expenses OF handling freight absorb sbodt u
q cent. Of the receipts therefrom. la the case u
the Boston and Maine, Fitchburg Eastern, and Old
Colony ana Fall River Roads the expenses OF hand
ling exceed the amount derived from that branch u
service.
The following statement will exhibit the net income
per cent on coat of all the railways OF Massachusetts
from lsi7 to 1854:
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SUPERIOR COURT-srEcIAL TEsN-MASoH 2I-Before
JUDGE aLOssOS
MOTION TO DISSOLVE ATTACHMENT IN THE CASE OF


On the motion already referred to, made by Mr.
L. r. Bulkey bei.l OF Ole Bull ID dissolve attach
against propsy Of silt OF MAX Msrezek sod
Beuccs Sarstzk the Jydse this forenoon, rendered
decision oIderrs the attachment he dissolved ~h
The decision the ground that being smaed womsn
Ntdaue Hsrzek authorized without the concurrence
Of bufhaLd hppesnson the sgseneutJ {,
the Psiuiifs have appealed to tbs General
Tefm.
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och will be that the deceas 10 receipts
.uouuts to0 bales The in exports Crest
Britain 7f tales: france tn Other foreign
po't,. s.flo Total increase n ehpors l62.t0 bales
The business at the Clearing. House to-day was
SIS, 81, 900
Edward Bills Circular gives the following state
men, of exports OF Breadstuf to Great Brt,in and
Ireland from lst Sept:
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WEDNESDAY, March 2l-P.


The Stock market to-day was active but without
important faciuation. Generally, however, the
Fancies we're a tri1e lower. Hudson River was an
exception the ssles being 1000 shares at further
advance OF ! y cent Erie Reading Harlem, Cen.
mai, &c, closed to y ceut. lower; Cumberland
fell off y cent; Nicaragua improved ! p cent.
The Western Roads we're without much change. Ga
lena & Chicago is buoyant and went to "a. Bank
Stocks were quiet again. In Railroad Bonds the bus
ness was to fair extent 900 at about previous
prices. Illinois Central 50; Ffeeland Bonds IS, an
advance Of T. cent; n. T. Central 1911, Erie,
ISIS, s7l, &C.; for Erie, 1902, 9Oi was bid. State
Stocks were less active, but without important
change. There was rather more disposition TO day
10 te on the part Of the usual operators for fall,
but it was not very marked.
In Exchange the business is limited, and rates uu-
changed. Sterling % lol. The bankers sold but
moderately for the Nashville, and the bulk OF the
transactions was at 10 cent. for first class COM
ercial bills, with good bills of ledng attached, at
9aeI y cent. Francs, 5.l3i ia.
In Freebisw we hear of to Liverpool 30, 900 bushels
Corn. 81 a3Id.; 400 bales Cotton sad. $50 tuns
Mahogany, No. 800 bxs. Bacon, IS a l6i. To Lon
6en 1000 bbls. Rein, 81 TO IIavrc, 500 bales Cot
ten, L.; 800 bbls. Resin, 4oc. To Marselles, Rum
a, Sc. Bacon, lei Cotton, &c. Two charters we're
nade for Cork, and market, supposed at I'D. A
charter for cargo Of Mahogany was made FIR Han
burg at IS and ship from Calculate London, sup
posed at IS lO'.
The receipts Of the Sub.Treasury were slli,o29i
mid sla96l2 balance, si4s7,77li paid from
Assay Office, 5000; paid for disbursns officers,
sl.3l2.
Ale following .ales of bonds AID stocks we're made
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New School. HoUsg.-At Special Meeting OF the
Board Of Education held Tuesday light appropriation Of
5000 ordered for the pufpOs. Of purchasing site aud
crg school Ia the Ninete snh Ward Green.
point
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Senator Seward, who was expected 70 De IN tHl'
City sone days since, was IN fnnaaeiPn'a On Moi
dsv. ard went home by way OF Elmira.
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PHoToGRAPinC PORTRAITS. Life and Cabinet
eixes VI o. aud Psel Mnstare superior 20 the hoe
ivo PAINTING UucoOred Photographs equaed by no other
ersbehfpeu tire world Perfect scDeses taken 10 any
style .rs from Dssuereoype, Of deceased persons Lfe
ave ObPsntpgf On BY this string
Tssen orly Oy J. GURStY n - sRrDERlcXs No 10 Rue
Brse Zen pat Pans sao No $40 Broadway New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
COURT Os GENERAL sESSIOSs-MAscs II
Ss;or. ths RtcoRDEG

EDWARD Masterscn asa Riley, indicted for assault
battery With 70 Nj Del. ssson By sta bos her
viii ork a TIE hi.h peGGee guilty II sssags AID osey
cry Ices to the Peri eLisJ FOR NO
other being ready for ua ls Cou oarnsi r the
ds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

CHOICE AND POPULAR MUSIC at No. 333
Broadway HoRscx WArEass extensive catalogue Of MUSE
=. the reduced prices is nov ready free OF charge The mos,
liberal granted The Trade Agents wsoted "a
s bis Music and Pianos in iowa throughout the United
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

CITY CoURr.-In this Court. Judge Culver pre-
siding Thomas Toyubee and josiah Hopkins arasned
and pie AIDED not ndc for senI without
license. John Casey for aggravated sss.u up)n wo
nan named Ptilamela Benson. tried and found guilty
Sentence reserved Ann McDouOugh convicted OF petit
src oene for stesng from the house Ct Albert
Powell Sentence reserved Matthew Juoders)n master OF
The schooner Wake placed trial the charge OF an
a,sault with intent Hill committed upoa Adam Tower the
seSard evening OF the 18th of February last The
81 nj CON a Mod al the Isng of the Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

Have Won cot j If act 90 at once 20 ROOT's,
No rs 4 osovsv ct tbps- oifrent PBJTO
cr,rHs .z, .angss made her. Al o. pctqea
10 a., weslber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

Col. Sewer will lecture tonight before the Ne
chsnics Institute on Saving the Union