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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-03

| W o'inu Wnoiooi 'uo P'.'y su"'l n'Yo o0J"
uuiy convicted ana m the "a section t Is
/ declared that any violation OF tins Article
."o " sun
/ u'in ms oo"sauoh 70 al.'ico. in Atih0i7
] right of transit through the State is rivcn the
I -. .t.l Ia: - ma. 60.
VIZ "' inns
which, as / suppose. belongs exclusively 60
/ tbo gtatc
,rt g , ttt.
h' supreme ''uit ui lliln'l'' Hl til' C"7e
of Jarrot VS.. Jarrot. Gilmer. Z, said
4aef tne conquest Of 'hi' Territory by Virginia .he @
tdo. and pos.esiois rrt mi bsr.ie. or tbe Prom n
settlers slould be guaranteed % hem. This, j. has becn
,,, 'onl'l' y. 'eou', ine , w. ,g e. .' & ino.'
hat neither Congrss. nor the Convention had power 10
deprive them oi l. Or q oi9er words that he 9ri,
anier.food ~ ,8ei,in i, .aS 9s,e ber i r. thercin
declared thar there shall be neither slavery nor nyoun-
Ss,a or Iina. I'D o,b.r,,,'s ,s, , o sa a M o,
crimes But s. vas hsii Ont Those thi ssaia 81, Be-
h. protected but must yea to the Ordinance andton-
Tbc first slave co.o dccidod bv tbc Suprome
Court of Nfissorri contained I'M tbe P.,ort.
was Wbinnv ys Iybitosidcs / lfit.o,,ri
Rem tz8 m Octobor T.ru 1891 II an.
nodrod tbat n,oro Alan t,nnt,-f,, y,,r. Io.
ioro. the defendant With ber husband. boI
removed rom Carolip, 10 Illinois and
bron,bt ,gih tbor no ,l,i,tiT n..t dcv
continued I'm rosido In Tnipoi. tbree or e,,,r
years. reiainin, fine pl,iptiT as slave ,ftar
vbicb tto, r.,,,,.,J q, N,ss,,,r; ,.ti,.. t.r
with tbcm
rbo Corrt hold n,,tif., Slave bo detained
In uiipois nn.;l he he entitIed T., freolon tbe
ri,bf ~ n,g o,,nor doos M ro,;,o ,yl,o, he
fnds tLo no,,ro n, q, Slo,o et,to
That ,yb,,,. .l,,.i. t,l,.r to Illinois 1,,
Ills oy,ncr yl,o 49, M, M. ~osidoro. tborc
tbc Slave il cnt;tlo5 a, GoaJo,,
In bo c,so NJ r.,..r,,,.,. ~. Cbou+o,, D
Nt;.so,,r; Po,, On a., NT,, ,ro-r, 1s3e a. ,,,s
lcc;d.d rot bc Ori;roIcc of l-s7 v,s in
tsnJeJ ms ~ e,n1,,nort9l l,,y c,r tbo.s y,b,
man cb,o.o to Ii., ,-ll- Il r,tb,r f,,, .. q,
,,r,1 s,,,r,.
v,,, ,,- .,.r. oe -..;l.,oo c,,+ri,.oJ mr.
,..r,i,t.J {, I...,i o,,-..- NJ tLe .l,,,
imam ,he c,it, or sc.7ct t,,sts nv contract.
i'm order ~, lof.,f. ,r ..,.l. tl,. Ordinance and
h.r,l.,. i...,.I.,,, .f.,...., d t,.. would .,,
s,l.. .,,oL .l.,. ~, f...l.,,
I, t,i;, ,. Nt,Ki,r., q lris.,gri Re-,
on !, ,,,.b.ll ,,'L.,. .l,,... ,.,. .,ttl'l in
,Lo Sat-. M II;n.;. l,..t ,i,, M, ;rt.,t;.,, an
tLo r,rt ,.f +, a...,lr t., b, Incl ~. .l.,,.
e,t,ro'5,- tl,+ b,-;,,'..;J sI,... o.. ,,....,,,
t,lat,r a. .,,,. ar +,'.. 5,vs ,,3 re1.;,.;-.,
,l.. ,,,,. c,. .ha H.. ... .I.,l H. ,-t,tiol ~.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-03

slavery within her limits nor does she seek
to share or divide it with others.
Chief Justice Gamble dissentcd from the
other two Judges. He says
,f a'ela.gg Enc ne ~ ,,t n , & % s4oo,
ars pro.afl5sj IN ,,i'th H .hai bo Effected Whenever
hc ,orus required by hc laws of The state n which ihc
cr.n1ie,,iee f. e,,,rl.', orI nc slave p feo n t'c
hghto Of tac person Au. emauaaatod &. subsequently
-'n in l4e'e .n tuoiher y ~ J W. WI Y. ii'aea
sl,e aud Els nr1cr master resided, and when e. al,-
pears th1' such law lls been complied With Oh" right FOO
'esl5oid't ,,l i5onss .,e aat Of .,,,'o,
may NOT uein Doe 0m requi-cd by law iu thc State
D" "ni'a T, "a. 'ng lA q y'ar' s'.. .,-,.n, ...
law Of thc couaty where thc rsht Wis acquired. ana
when that l,w 7o.omo- known q the Court it is u, as
e. a,sorn r., ''.,e % u,' w II e n, .,s e
itc Of real estate sin3ted in our state by m oru aw
This appears TO me g. most satisfactory an-
swer Co the argumca eSthc Court The
Chief Justice continues
"rhc perfect euay ot tb, different sntcs De-, at the
.2o9a'yon oi ,g Union tas in,,taii.l o.. s".ty
United Sa,,. gs. na p,oer to- t6s ti,',erai G5,,rn-
ment it is l"' u ar adopted rejected Boy the several
n'.,l., ..r l.'t, ~, 1.,,,r-.-. ,,,,, ,ry
ohar State upon hc question " admitting excluding
.h. ,,. .t,. i..
to Illinois. bl.u5 .at t5 eanaI 'ia tb,t the fndlmenai
' IT'D ".'.i N" i..iNf go HNA iN "iii'.i Ii'
g-r [ ''' ,i'. Ly'.,in ,il,,,-, ,., ' II
be asi cl..u,eI a d,.I of casudption. So one can
pretend t9'rance Of as c'n.ttut9na pro, SION. and,
in uis Satr. -nd In ,,oy ,tscr 'i,cboiiinr state.
give cf', 20 thi. and other similar provisions. on che
, 's M 9a,l' ' ,g.Sns ile ne. , se , oa lne
GRAFTON OF Che law of su.h 5sts and tii be says "is
ui .ane in lay a' regular da.i of emancipation;
dei by rape,tli ai'ii-tor Of mi. c5urt. ana f (
doubted or dued thcpmpacD ot these decisions would
ii.., ,..' l n Y w .ti., ,,
llu n ms otdor question pa. .e.GeL rbero S with
l4ei hg Nn 'n''aes n thr u" reaunF TO slavery
or oo.a a,r. .,o,nois,is1 TO- tbe .,n13r.ry ou.
Doe os.Iteneot- aa'ah lre gathered around it'
lu this State. ho says. lit has been rcc-
ogni1ei from the beginning of the Govern
meut as correct position in law that mls-
ter who takes his ayc TO reside in a State or
Territory where slayaryis prohibited. thereby
cmlucpltcs his slave These decisions.
which come down TO the year 1887. seemed to-
have So fully settled the question that since
that time there has been no ease bringing it
before the Court for any reconsideration until
the present. In the case of Wnney ys.
Whites5e.. the question was made I'm the ar-
gument. "whether one nation would execute
the penal laws of another" aud the Court
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will now consider the fourth head, which
Is The effect of taking slaves into state
or Territory and so holdhs thom' whore
Slavery is prohibited
IL the principle laid down in the case of
Pngg vs. the state of pennsylvania is to be
mmn'aihed' ana 10 is certainty 20 oe maintain
ed until ovcuuled, as the law OF TINS Court,
thore can be no difficulty on tins point. In
that case the Court say " he state OF slave
ry is deemed to be mere muncpal regula-
uoh, founded upon ana limited 10 the range
OF the ierntoral laws II this ne So olaVe-
ry can oN'st mo- Where o1e Anaer the au-
lhoniy OF law FOUNDED on usage having the
'.I'e oil laW' or 10y statutory oo5ni'lon.-
'u .Hg .t. Cou'' i'i.le' .ay ~ ' manifest
','' mp '.''l''..''..' ,''' '-' ''''..."
.'i.' .D' c.. '''c rug
''o dIl'} ',l. VI '3" ,'9'I' o'cI}
n'i. i',O. iii o''' '' ''s mon NoUiu I
-. ..','' ..i ~,
~ ',,i,'' I ',''''
80, ,t.. - ~ .i.l.- ''.'
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-03

"lge"o' ''''' ''N may p' ESQ u'S'es1'"e" Us 70
onsi'Nv uVo persons ! am strongly ,ncl'nc1 mn
70 t'i'i'A ','"' ru,c Oh 1'o''l'h so wen ''',,eI
az "'' !" wv quesu'onou cNn"o' oe ai'nuilou
oy s'n8'e "'o''loh OIL tne No''D Hueh t'sn''
may oc 'Hop 5ra'i'e u"oer ''e u'csioh ln 'he
iu'ure out cannot wen perceive no" IL can
"",c 'ne same eHcct W. prl'r cases
~ '' "'in'e,9" 'ha' Wh,n 'oiul'I JON
Us reversed inc technical eheot OF tnc l"aS-
I'en' Is 10 make a'I previous a09 qo'ca,ion' on
,nc same question: erroneous h1t 'n' case
oeiorg us wa. not tnat the law hau oeen efro-
"oouS'y 'on7lIueo' ont Una, uu"ar the clioU'n
SU'ngo' "n''n tleh existed tnat Ia" Wo""
nov W. I'.'t tnl1eu' ana the reason Tor inns was
"coi"I'u 20 oe uhe eNoi'eiheht against 1hh IN
st.,ugon SUI, oil slavery IN the free states
"""o lament thls oAc'lemeht as mucn as
any one 1 vainot assent thaV lI sha' DC d
''5i' 3i u''.g'"' "y''oh'
i' i'i'' '.'' V''''.'u i-". d. STATUTE "A,
,''I p"' o' 'hu Ia" OF M'7Sout' "u"
.n'' i'g g'"''S ,no great P'o "I l'' mas
Uo''o' '''" ni'c p'''.''Ii'' I''noy "' "o.o-
5'''" ol J"''''"i "'vt''ons' ~ WI" ui''
'io ''' N'',l'. ol 3o"'I Q" "o'"'n '"I
'"'''l''n law o' 20 rouu'e l'' nn''o''''
i" ''' op'i,.o" Bc"o'"''l re-
'''VN '' 'l D''l'@'I "t''ol'' anu
,'''i' Du''.o, ,''"'''o '!''Ch Whoh lI results
80 'o"'''eN on ln'U'l''N
ui's '.,' P'c.' 10 .'ie oi nu'''n SO
'Y ~ ~ IN l''' an 'n'oln lona' I"o'"''lN
N''P''t =, 'ug o.s' 'l'eie',S Oh ne''on'' ana
~ 'i0 ''..'' VI .H'' nun on ''V
VI '''' A. - u'.'''',,'{ "V',u 'o' d
I"'e w "''.rn' 9uoJc'' 90 'n. fe"ei" y ol. ,l-
''.on "' Jaws oI nations are o'' .''
n'',.', Ilsn's ol man "PPNe" 10 h"pons'
'n9 common Ia" nave 'ne loic' oi
.'''If enactment ln missouri =" l9 '''I'
s'e.''1 ni ~ me- '',I d Si''e ""o' .! 'eS-
I'ln,c 'u l''ll'is WI uhe service OF nus mas
Ni' oJD''''', c"'''eU 10 nus feeuol"' cannot
gum o' ','o'l 10 Sl''ett '' Ic''ihiht 20
N'' ''I"''I "''le' ll ''A'e 'lA'e' IL Us
unnecessary I'D say WAal i'Iiai'''e power
.l'-n' u' ny s'ner" aot Ih sueh case ou'
" "'"i" oe 'H'5u''I H d Irechih col.d oe
I'''' s'',e ol 'no exercise Oh p l"uiel'' uI7-
'i'.i'h' ana lt "'ad o' stu moro extra
ORDINARY " th, co"iI De Done not ohiy IN
'hl aosohfe Oh special Ieti7".on' Dut IN a
''I.' "nere 'ne common Ia" rs ln iofee,
i' PP''ll 10y some 'hA' Ihe 'u'Iu ar
ue'e iA lhe treaty OF ce''lon oi Louisiana to
inns country nN france. NU3. NAV have
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-03

DOOK BlNDERl.-l have new Bindcry
- .a mu operation. Order, received atmy Bookstore
or ai the budcry,
Rooms o,e- tdr aos Store, head of state street,
vu oc nompty attended go.
Montpelier, Jan. J., lols. $. VI. NALloN'
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[ AhklAGES AND SLElGHS, BY THE
nhst WoRNNEN ~ THE Country,
by and sleigh Manufacturing will be carried ON
plicr vsuuaenoer opposite the Court Square, Mont
viii ne n want Of narronted Carriages and Sleighs,
e o5 90 wen 70 call and what is being done at
na stand OF GILMAN CAMP
%" 0iiefs promptly attended to-
"on'pelier, July e. 1850 45,f
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u,cxson 1,ur..sy Dee 10, Mr.. Nay Hi;h', wife I"
Jhp Ekkk ssed % yesrs - 49,. .,S.,.. No a
psr f,,er,l will tale pisee nom her are I'VE -
M.,;eu street On Saturday morning q. u O'CLOCK
rAuREpT-Ip Brooklyn. fh1rsdsy nornins pee w
rT,.t.th wife Of EdrErd A L.mbert, aged - years
~ .. and friends Of the family invited 70 send me
fr.y. on Saturday the nh inst a. oe1oel Hon
Iesderoe in Clinton avenue corner OF 6s's avenue
IIIon-on Wednesday; Dec At Utica Oneida County OF
s.sss, Of the heart Richard William Lslor, aged 50 years
LuXFoRD = In this city, on Wednesday morning Dec "
Ed.Gd Luxiord In the SD year Of his age
ior street Brooklyn "Wednesday, Dec Mrs Catherine
Mckenzie, Ia the 7Ith year OF her age.
RAINsFORD-On Wednesday morning, Dec Miss CANA
rine R.insford ssed IS years. ..
The friends Of the family invited to the funeral services ~
Christ Church, New Bhshton AZ 81 Saturday morning
The ste.nlbost leaves New Yorh .. Her remains
viii be taken 10 Trinity Cemetery.
ROUsE-At No. l2 eouih Fourth street. Wisrnsoa,gn on
wednesday Dec Jane Caroline, wife Of Martin Rouse
and daughter Of ue late Rev. I. hiAer ssed " ysAhh
months and 3 days.
scALys-At No IS James street On Wednesday Dec o.
cholers Ipfantnm William Joseph Scales Aeo }eai"
months and IL days.
eELLECK-At No 1853 West Eishteerth street en- wednss
DAY Dec. O. Smith Ely infant Of VIM W. ana Susan ~
Selleck, aged months.
TENNEY-At No z5s Seventh street on Tuesday. Dec .,
Benet.s only child Of Nathan and Ch,rloe Fenney 'a
year. . 49,,
yANpERBILr-o Tbur.d.y Dee TO- Csthsrine Vanderbilt,
rct Of the late John the list year OF her age
Hsr friends and respectfully invites to .en
her funeral this morning ct o'clock frs her AZ
No West Sixteenth street The emsns WIN De seAea 20
Oak Bin C<mstery for interment
Tuesday Dec. Of short but severe innes ssrs.'es'
widow Of The late James Wolf IN the ectn Je o. ne' ss'
WRIGBT-At Railway n J., on Tuesday, Dec Robert o.
Clair Wright late Of this city aged 81 years
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Markets...CARIYuLLYR HPoRrrD YoR TIE TRIBUNE

THUksDAy, Dee. 10, 1851
ASHESThe market Is dull and lower; the arrivals
es Of 40 bbs % 2s for Pearls and 90 50 for P0ts-the
after nominal q the close.
COrfON-The market shade easer and spinners have
purchased the of s00d60 bales basis Of lie for
Mddlns Uylsnds We Quit table Of quotations nominal.
COFFEE-Ro las been active the Of the Sunny
South psps bags has been taken speculation
private terms sales also Of go bags At ga Ice Other kods
quiet but generally steady sales Of $50 mats JsVaat III alSc
4 months, and Hte. cssh -
FLOUR AND hEAL-fhe demand for Western Canal Flour
Il rather active confined 20 the home and Eastern ira
mainly but with liberal arrivals present aud prices
Of the low grades 5GNc. lower Inc better rsss are
heavy especially Western extras these are freely oneed Tie
inquiry for export limited and only 70 complete small orders
The sales eco bbs 81 d - - for common TO good
State 81 7sas4 for extIs d. $50 s. for upeIfne
for 81 Louis brands and s5 ga 81 IS for extra Geneses
Truurs 81 Canadian Flour 1. In better supply aud fair
demand but At lower figures the sales 80 bb 81 500
e. for super6ne and 81 sS4 So for extra do Southern
Flour abundant with moderate inquiry prices lOc
lower and close heavy sales Of $50 bbs $685. 80 for
mixed good brand. Baltimore &c ard s5 6es 81 for
better grade. Rye Flour heavy and plenty sales Of
lCO bba at e3 SdS4 3d. Corn Meal in better supply and
heavy sales Of Jerey st s3 35aSs ~ BIantywine %
Is IN mir reguess 1t % l2ia % Is y icon.
but Prices are without charge Dry Cod not plenty bd'
u. trade command :? iSes s for .us and large Western
nd 0eses Fh hsehse are "a better supply and continue
daassd noupd Pskid Herring ws quiet Spt stssdy u es
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MARRlEO.

LIsoN-PRALL.-M Trenton, N. J., on Tusday Dec 8,
by the Rev John Hail. Mr.: GeoIss Allison Of Hancock
Delaware County N r. 10 hss Kttie Pra Of the former
place.
the residence Of the brides father, BY the Rev Mr.
Aliger Nj Thomas O. BaInum of Putnam County 10 Miss
Amanda Kip. daughter Of sOonsn Kipp. ESQ.
BENsCBOTEN-vERvALlN- Wednesday evening Dee.
BY the Rev. Nj Msndivle Henry Van Bcnschoten, esq
to Mis Mary Jane vcvslin both Of Lagrange Duchess
County, N Y
CORLEY- THURSDAY, Dec. 10, by the Rev. A
Wood, az the Central Presbyterian Church Mr. Charles
COriey to Nj" Mary daughter Of the lac VIM A.
Hslssy.
DONOHUE-BRADY-On THURSDAY, Dec 10. ct St Patricks
Cathedral, BY Most Rev Archbishop Hughes, Charles
Donohue and Lucy II. Brady daughter Of Andrew Brady,
ETC.,, all Of this city.
TARREN-REIGNOLps-A.N New. Orleans on Monday Nov.
81 the Rev Charles 0oedch Henry Fsrren to Miss Kate
Retnods both Of the St. Charles Thester, New Orleans
PFNNIMAN- FRELEIGH - In Hudson City, Tuesday
evening Dec. g. by the Rev A. Mead Mr. Charles Penni
Of Boston Susan Ann Snedsn only daughter Of w.
T. Freleigh ESQ.,. Of Hudson City.
sANFORD-BALL-ln Trinity Church, Galveston Texas. on
Wednesday evening" Nov. 2 BY the Rsv Benjamin Eaton
Frd Sanford to Fanny, only daughter Of Albert Ball.
rgRNER-JoNEs-On Tuesday. Dee. 9. by the Rev. w
Britt ain, Levi Turner Of this city, to Mia Mary Jones
Of Kalamazoo Mich.
Kalamazoo papers please copy
VAN ANTWERP-LAwRENCE-At Woodbridge, N J on
Tuesday Dec BY the Rev Mr. Martin Laurence Vac AM.
OF srookyn Long Island - Fannie JENNIE daughter
OF the late John Lawrence OF the same place
WYCKOFF--C0NOVER-On Wednesday, Dec. 2, by the
Rev. J. kodssss VIM. Henry Wycfof Of Freehold, to
Miss msrssetta Cgnover daughter u Gsrre p Conove Of
Miedletown Point.
To tie Ediioy = TIE " Y. Tribsae
bkAR ss In thi. mornings Issue notice the publication
Of marriage with Mss l. Slack Of BrOoiya justice
to esA ths lady and myself you viii Ps.s eSntI.as. the
Nsie- York, Dee g. 1887.
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s, ;.;.s .s.. y No ss..: :. ts.s. rs,.:. - " 1t ~
2sss' - sss, ~: s. rss ::
DO surcs :; Sc AID 80 q, 60 a; az I'll ease s''
AiS-Ins y qni,y i,r whest rsosr .ssv. ss,,
SIS prizes finer "a. sales IA bash lns~,
Sse ~ "a; 20 sS's S's,herr s.is o. % so "a
81 sOsE:s whit; q Ell g, 1900 ss.S e. (
ana so bush Canadian Club !. 81 @ ~. = Sisel
the 'sgpy Il i.s.r :.s. small At ,ssrs, Baby .s..s
ssc I ws.srn: he ..oSi Sea.ss CT. =, s..s "a
ard With opy liT,.d local ,nqsry pee.
oI I rev ~. scussru and J...y Yow ST., go ss's =
Hired and 7se7sc: for Western Mrsd WIT. s.s ,sv
HS @S SI;Ti'B i asD cIora ne 49,
Boston shirpng Lit tpeslins Of emmy Bspj Eva ne
and The market continues da prsvss.l, s'' ss
Ths. !. SGa'ISs,,s,. ins. e e el d. l.,
&c. cash. md other sales :. 'Sii ;s s. s'' !: !; !;
HIDES s. sn ..s sgp!y md ~ y, . l..
ors sey but he currency offered IN sos. ma. sas
business materially do no. learn Of any ssla Sls ,ss
soPs A.. IN very limited Request, .. sat-. 4, cs.n,u "a
ahYIs: d ds% n: s. for :s'sss T'sss '<
IEArBERHenIo.s Sole sS5,isS.: n ga ssaSA
LIME-Rooklsnd Is quiet and NOMINAL S Se fsr Csnasa
'n ssoLh As small sale. Of rev s,cs ss>os..,
have been made at Sc Other hind, ara east -. =
NlVkL gfOArS generally inactive and rrses favor Ia
buyer yet there !. is,is d'pc:oa 70 ps:sss -
extent extremely low rates. Spirit. Isrpsrs,s -
sb: :. ie cuds Z .SSin.y h. I, 4
to !y oo%~: Ss s'. %eiu Sau md sss ~. = W
ssll X; T Sss ssy, 81; : 81 ssa i w.s a
pIscTbsre !. .s. or 10 change noticeable n Ids bscs
Of trad. Tse nS s'T tsTy p % Il. ss: ss.
so trivial tbs, IL becomes unnecessary 70 mshe any further
sss9n IN . t S , ..Sn: su iss s sn &
hand, at these rses Ens'h Sa andomina It shcu tie
rates, bot % s %, Ss c1s. Whale s =.
a. scae5c Refined sells slowly 2. 1852 latter
rate o sSr Wip' s.OD cash s.a.
81 S5ssl IS for nstgr,i and elescsed wIssr L.;a oa
T.rs. If Pin. western and City cash OAsi Ind
are equally don and somswhst nomrl IN Pre-.
wi sSsn. :.. 80 s
t1r and City Mess. and 50 fr Do DO tns Prime
s:I:D5 r.: :S. :s: &: :s'; nv
coapy Prime sea 10 for do Mess ella for r..sAt
S.s.iys 81 sisssai; Of Indie Ms. mail :is
Of Is tcs $50. choice uttce Ss'f ssT: srs levi
sale: Of ~ 70 . SS, .ad limited Sem.sd liis 70
lie for shoulders and idlcc for HsTI Lard b snail
stock and a.s. Of PeS IL S: and sc. ss
Hce. are again lower and dull; the Tppyn ss ,sa e
w,. a mi. "r s UI for Ohio and ior
Cheese IL salable ct 6d8tc the stook IL not sfse a..
RiCE-There little doing party Tor expert 1S es
soid TO-DAY At &Sd IS IS for common to pftue.
sIGARS-Raw have Continued in moderate request q hi
prices sales Of 4s0 hhds Cube ct od! 40 DO hsAds ane
M boxes Havana on private The sretion se OF ne
crop New Orleans sssin postponed on seoans OF nc
weather until to-mor morning. an.
Ard $40 mats Cassis At SC, cash.
SALTPETER Boston the market for Crude ase. su'
s have onlv 10 notice sales Of 30 bags so83c mos
TEAs-6s trade are buying modestelyNs prices thef
the purchasers favor An auction sale VIII take place emof
row, Friday .x ....s, m,
supply large; sales Of 10 900 70 City AZ le ess
sntf 2ilSc.
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>orsn,usale 70 -, knsvn sf..toDs sid dsSes Ten
srrsl,.ss. Yin his prev ,us 3eels,ssas &so a.

scnbo,nssle 70 sss kns-n sf..tops sss dsses
ana sonslssss. With he previous 5eels,esE4s .A' a
Ssa.,cns; yastheY IL VA u favor ~ Ps,ee ooo eyss
yostio-s Of influence, sra who ~e;e HnVe a y sSs-
rsp.o. ard part o.fed II itt pe,fo-rs1 e rnsh:r
b d.tsa.ri was sersudszt uPos .as osneac'enss 10
Ns ordinary haze q bse, ard re nin.ss'H 20, o. hs
property ard s5Iirsl and whether De -. c,Daes oi
eivisr sad cid 1--WE, Instructions t1f criS'ofs lne
preyisoss. Trough these vLr,ou' Ines o. Exam "a
Non copolusion may De stsinsa we sae,s 's'0f
= not Affirmative proof In ava OF 70 lns1u.none;
v. Placing my judsnen. up9p 'hese principles aaa
sheiy appIcsi5n % the proof have determined tost
-. - n respsct 70 the codcils Of Sept. Is
ss5a ana June 10 1854 doe. rot asfy thsr ss.sS
81 thS oodel Of Aug 90 lSi9the circunstseces pre-
veus s.,esd.nt end .abseygernshe sse Of .as os
6us rseard 70 the subject Of ths. instrument the Gwen
ng house or Union square ard the Wal sHeet prem
ipss) there 10 reason 20 conclude upon Tie eVoenco
dat the provisions Of this codicl were 10 harmony
With lis wishes. 4, .
There must be sentence admitting the VIII ana the
nyst oodiei and rejectit the other instruments pro,
pounded Tae costs Of the ps's,s w os psG out Oh
Ae estate. 4. W. D"ADsohDI
Dee 10 1881. s<AD ou''os,'e
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RIED.
CoRNx,H,,

COkNkLIus-1n eweeo. ~, on Monday, Bee Ella,
Sernefus esq eldest Of the late Rev Elias Cornelius
D. D.. aged % years
NCfYEk-As No. SS Hudson street. on Wednesday De-
MAI. Loas daughter Of Mary Loss and John Gutter aged
eyesIs, months and 4 days
DAkf-M No 767 Grsepvich street "Wednesday, Dec o.
hs Catherine psvy, IN the S5th year Of her age.
FEE-ln Wllimshrrsh Log Island on Wednesday uoruns
Dee y James Fee' aged u years. native Of Ireland
EOsTEROn Wednesday Dee Chester Moutsos.ry Foster
son Of c. H. and Harriet N. Poster, lsed 10 mouths.
Tire friends Of the family ur invited to attend the
turersl on Friday. Dec H. at IA. from Ma 1877 East
Broadway.
eERkIs-Ou Wednesday moruins Dec 3 of CONSUMPTION.
Mr.. George L Ferris, aged yesSs.
KS hiends and relatives, and tkoe Of his h. Nathaniel
Seus respectfully Invited 10 attend hs funeral with.
further ro.iee Friday afternoon Dec. H. O'Clock
from No. is Pike street.
GR0GsBIECK-Suddeniy.o on Wednesday msKnr Deo O.
Da, W. Gyoesbeok Of Albany eds ersther Of the l.ts
William W. vroesbeeeh o. this city IN tie 18th year Of bis
81 be he'd in tho Notb Ouch Cbaxch
tbs City a Albany Frcay hs ll.h ms. 81 po9r- Toe
fhsrSs Of tie family respectfully Invited 20 sste-d
oALLAeHER-At No IS Evsnus A, CO w-daesesy, Dec G.
.r bnef rn.ss Mary JAKE "a lsgsr sldts; dasStter Of
o~es I'D trssr Gt1.srG ,ses II ysc'- nnoIiLs aid 2
ctyA
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers
annIur
TO AND FROM Hlvi

sryANsHINs TO AND from fAEhsA. a..
StsansAip Rehabilitation New York 20, snvins e
vans and Orleans 18th From Eew-oresns Sl NJ
vana Esd, arriving at w.York 18th. "A
Steamship Quaker Cit-From NewYork I'm OF essn mos.
arriving Havana l2th and Mobile 18th From no'ns ~
Havana 18th. arriving at New. York 18Th
Seamship CaAaVbd--From New York l?.h srrwnsM nns
nth. and New Orleans 18th. From New.Orseas "H
Havana 10Th, arriving at New York Sd
Sfeamskip Empire Cay-From New York 18th, xhviN
Havana sd and New. Orleans 18th From NewOksns seps
6, Havana 9Th, arriving at New York 18th 4.
Stedm,tu Black Wayyior-From New-Yorh p sr1va =
Havana Sept and New Orleans Sd From EewOresas LA
Havana 18th. arriving at New. York 18th.
feosship Laba-From Charleston 9Th and I'm due q N
ysna Ito and sd From Havana 10th and 26tn doe " Ss~
Yogt 10th and 3Ist.
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Market. .Reported 6y Telegraph.

CINCINNATI. Dec lo.-s.les Of Hoes ct eSoe6 sSYcM
the receipts are light Mess PoRx SIS Is bAcos-snos
Sac and Sides 6ic 10 sales trifns FLovn vi 'see'pH"
the WEEK. $4,000 bbls. 49,. q .oas.,, q,
OswEco Dec loN6p m.FLovs nssdy y 70 g %s
bush a. sasc for Chicago sPrne and 81 os e. White c.s
So. 400 bush At zoe. IMPosrs todsy2teo bush
BAILEY CANAL ExPoRTs-l3o0o bush. Wheat. eHipnrxrs
by rsirosd-so0 bbs Flour. FREIcHrs BY rsirssd-a s
Flour to Albany.
CHICAGO, Dec 1916 m-FLoUR frm. wsEAr frnst
Sc CoRS quiet Oars dull REcEIf-s to-lsy-Floaf 1000
bbls Wheat, 1850 bush Corn 1900 bush.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK......DIe
Cleared.

ship-E. Mallory, Gwipne Bristol Berns, pests. -
Bsrhs-P. Pepdleton, Stimson Montevceo, J. p. Buck
Co Fish Phillips Ca,dsnss A. Horn E l. Chase, Min
Bnas-Pdneess Roy al (Brl Bersauda w. A. v Bsveppo:
Courier (Hsm Bohn Hamburg. Funch Meinetei Cess
Rss. Murray, Aspinwal, Panama Railroad Col s. Church
man. AnkeIs, Cadz. l. B. Eager.
schooner-volsnt, Benses, 81. Thomas. l. B. G.ssL
soops-AmeIics Reynolds Providence, B l. D.noni W1'
stsnLarf New. Haven. master. =.
S.eamer-WesteInpUt. Berry, Savannah. n b. Cromwell;
Elizabeth, Mclaughlin, Baltimore, w. Dslzel.