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EBANUEE. LEAHY

merit a continuance Of the same.
Eastern Leather For Sale.
lie has received large stock Of leather fall and
winter trade, consisting IN part Of
llcillock and slaughter sole leather,
OAS and hemlock upper,
Crawfords PAla. kip and calf,
Calcutta Zip. good common ip and calf,
Grained upper, TlS-et and pink iinings,
Boot, morocco, amp fancy lining.
Patent opera calf aEi string leather FOR trssing
Si-5ciuakrT's Lit and findings.
Always oa hand assortment Of crntlemen'- fn.
French calf patent leather, aud Morocco boots, ladies
So, E.d ,IliiEcus boot. and shoes, and mad. TO
Oid,r
i'o, leather lasts boot eriInp boards hammers
Tiu =rs, knives, auG finding generally used ia the b-i
P.l airing done A. usual. senternbcr 5.
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Total accounted for, 81 ,05S, ,GI5 10
OF this balance OF So, ,S2S II, November
80, 1876, s12,514 0l was on deposit in the
american Exchange Bank, New York, viz
S2i,1s3 81 applicable to the payment of d.
vidcnds of arrears Of interest heretofore de-
cared; S47 7,79O 81 to the credit of the
Treasurer, and S254 80 on deposit in Illinois.
The aggregate receipts and expenditures
since the creation Of the Trust in 1919, hayc
been as follows:
Receipts. ,...............:G 50, G,G3I, ,iG2
Expenditures, ............. G,55S, 63i
The following sums are to become due for
land heretofore sold:
In May, ls51, S3IG, G27 90
lS1S, S,.-......... lG9, ,333 SO
1859, 9,........... 81, 526 Go
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Illinoi. and Michigan Canal.

We have received Circular No. Q, being
:he Annual Report Of the Trustees Of the
Illinois and Michigan Canal for 1856. The
operations OF the Canal for the past year
are set down in detail. We condensc the
report and give its important items:
+ RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Receipts-l356.
Cash received for sales of land,
+ May, 1856. ...........@..... ss4, ,22O 0s
Cash received from previous
la sales, 1853, '54, '56, ......... 475,7S3 62
Canal tolls, Dec. !, 1865 to Nov.
80, 1885,. .......... 1880 Gs
Interest on deposits in Ameri-
can Exchange Bank, N. w.. 1917 10
Proceeds of sale of old materials, 4l9 10
Sales of stone, timber, rents, &c, 1,O74 IA
Rents of water power, at Ottawa
and Lockport, rt,............. 1910 90
Total receipts for 1s5G,..... 734,7s5 80
Balance in hands of Treasurer,
Nov. 80, 1855, 323, 3,s79 81
Total to be accounted for, 81 ,O5s,6 10
Erpenditures-1S56
Payments of arrears Of interest
enre registered canal bonds and
other securities, .. SSJ7, ,922 i3
Maintenance and repairs of ca
nal and feeders, pumping en-
gines, &c.,. ......... 91,45S 81
Contingent and general cx-
penses, ................ 1896 s5
Canal property, including eX-
pcnses of selecting lands (un-
der grant Of 1850 sale, &c, 6,oi9 y
Tolls, expenses of collection,
salaries, &c, 7,l80 Sc
Exchange on funds romittcd to
New York, k,..... 1886 81
Canal damage, tiowa2e, &c. 1900 90
On account of Loan of 81, ,GOO,-
600, o,722 os
Total expenditures, 1885,. 9S5,7gG 50
Balance in hands Of Treasurer,
November 80, 1886, .... 12,S2S -
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orr WARI,.E YalSD-

OTTAWA NJ AR BILE YARD.
TIE undersigned having purchased tie shop and stock
OF Gewel Finley, where he intends to carry the
business extensive scale. lie has n hand and
is always receipt OF the best quality of American TIA
ian Egyptian Marble for Head Stones, Tomb Stones
Monuments, Nantes. Furniture &c. As he has
in the western country, he feels
get up anything in his line in superb
style together with low prices he feels assured that
he will give all those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction. -.r
\. b.. Orders from distance earnestly solicited and
promptly attended to. JAMES WILLS.
Ottawa March s. 1856. r.T
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Tobacco q Cigar JEanufactory.

IN If,,fsI ST, pa L15o,- E,I~t IF i'A~t l,di--
RsIIE Subscriber UOUld inform the public that he il
! IufactGrInF k-eTs hand sIie best quality of
Chewing Tobacco. SNUFF. PIPES. Wholesale and
tail prices favorable customers. Also, the best OF
Havana. Laofrra CassadOris, and other kinds Of C
rId others Who smoke Chew can make
great saving by buying Of at wholesale, as can
sell a better article. less price than l'c'iiar--
Please cali my MaIufae;nry, next door west o. the
o;t,va Noy 10 g; H. SCHNEIDER.
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SMAEr BoY.-When Lieut. Gov Patterson
was speaker of the Legislature of one Of our
States, some dozen boys presented themselves
for the post of messenger, as is usual at the
opening of the house. lie inquired their
names, and into their condition. in order
that he might make the proper selection.
He came. in the course Of his examination.
to small boy, about ten years old, bright
looking lad. q,
..Well. sir" said he "what is your name?"
uJobn Hancock, sir, replied the boy.
"What!" said the speaker, ...you are not
the one that signed the Declaration Of indie
pendences" 20
mo, sir, replied the lad, stretching him
self to his utmost proportions, "but would
if had been there"
''You can be one of the messengers" said
the speaker.
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Report of the Superintendent of Public
Instruction..

The report of the Hon. \. w. Edwards,
Superintendent of Public Instruction, sub.
mitted to the present Legislature, is most
interesting document and should be largely
circulated among the people. II is now in
the hands Of public printers and as its issue
mfy be delayed for few days, we submit
an abstract Of its contents. The following
is state of the school fund
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tLate u. RasseH d Co..
WILL be found Of tie extensive and well
" lrct-d stocks Of Ian,:ly GrOc-.ie-, PTOyisions.
Fruits, Willow and Woo, Ware. &C, price, tat
hardly fail 60 please All they sell j. warranted give
entire satisfaction. Ottawa, November -. I-jG.
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OTIS e.. DAY & CO.'S
OTTAWA STONE YARD,
Al Latham, Family Grocery,

Superior .Sr~"t. HfoV BfsH6S'fs HdgOH EfdjisiIs.I
STONE cut TO all patterns and dimensions
Athens and Joliet Stone FOR sale al! delivered TO orde
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RE. NJ o V y l..
MIS-. FORD
NN-oTLD respectfully inform ia, lliie- of Ottawa and
w vicinity that she has Eelavei her Millinery E-ta-
,,e,,i tn III. upper rooms Ba=uet;'. building Main
81 ou;,ysif- the Mansion House, wsrc she vii keep
al. assortment Goods Tor Fs and Winter trade A.
stock of fashionable C.pass Tor sale E2'S
MILL y J.. Il \.
MISS MINER
" FGS leave to ufurIi the ll-c- Ottawa and yicti
: i,oS - .,4t fsF {ah fihk E YIhLIS tiii s'4Ys
TO wait upon CH - may favor her w.lli call.
r.,.,--,s ovsr ,,. .Isr,i, Front sore s.p3p
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MARRIRD

~,povo s.cEyrr-On Wednesday e,spns. J.a .,
=, ~. Rev. samuel W. klnf' 81 me Se.oI' vu'-
2%h " riisu Palmer ArmstTors n Nerioih tly -
.,ee.c da st:er of,h. lac Jas ssehet, OF ofo n5n
UNFORTUNATELY Ph.s1sesia on sstsTta,, M.',1
b, ne Rev Thos G. Mu-phy Nj W m oE-stt 81
s.y.Yo,t 70 mi,, Maggie Ritter Of Philadelphia
PoYp-CocHRAN- In Brootyn on 2onasI Maiea p y
The Rev Dr. Behspe, Nr Robert z. Boys to h'' LH'uJ
Cochran. .
COCROFr-BARNARD-A West Psirtp on Fndavs MAJ q
A. the resideLce OF Major Desh-d his henrie1
20 M james Coerof suPefin'sreeni Of f'f'
Staten Istnd. =,
DlNIFL-VIDAI-Oa fhur,1ay March s. By the Rev NJ.
BeIlisu Nj A. W Dsel Mss Mary Z 'dA o''n VI -i'
city.
Is a, TIE re,idsuce hross ftne by the Rev n.n
,tsw Edwin w Hall of Whitehall 10 D. Elth.oetn -.
mold oaush.er Of c. T. Hammond, csc 9" efoNh i''N''
NY
sTpNNETU- hi. cty, on Monday. Ma, ,,
bytie Rev ". 5. mkes Mr. Richard T. stenhetA 70 Mss
Ann z. Graham.
sFyLY-MoCUrCHZoN-Ip W1i,m,burrh, on "wednesday
D. C Van Noru assisted BY the Rev Dr. bsk,r M
n se.iy IT,. Miss Came g., daughter Of "uhsn nc
Cutchop, EGG =.
sFRyIs-PaELPs-At Lero1 Ms,s., on THURSDAY, March
sy II. Rev. Edmund K Atoep Mr. Andrew y ser'n oil
Hsy,r,,rsw, y. T. 70 Miss Harriet Phelps OF Lenor
TUCgER-EATON-In Brooklyn, Cd Monday M'rch oy
The Rev Dr.. Lewis, M Bep jsnh w. Tuetef, ill., 70 A"'
Mary Es;On.
WETmORE-sTERLIS5-On Tuesday March TO- n 10.
North Prt,bJtsrn Church. by the Rev DR. HAIheo NJ
Robert II. WetuOe Of hs city 70 Miss Sarah S1ens
etraiorc, Com.
WTLBFR-NORMAN-In Bridgeport, on "Wednesday, FEB
g. ia the North Congregational Church. BY re rev w.
TCwue HGk d. WILDER ESQ Of Nes 'fork CITY 70 Miss
Wih.nIs T., eldest daughter Of r. Norman ESQ., Of fA
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Arrived.

Gamer Emeu (Br screw, Small H.vre Feb % With md'e
pas. to CunsFd anchored on the bar .n s,sa
feli &c Il, s u c5 cn Z e. e. passed l" ~ '
ste,m.hp Marion Foster Charle.,on. with mdse and pas.
of Cap Hatera exchanged signals with steamship keystone
;ans. with .iaau,hip Augusta hence savannah
Bark Fish Wolf St. Marks IA days with cotton &C. to
Bai Corneia Bar on Havana days, with sugar, cigars &C.
Ras Chsse Chase. Ponce P b. Feb. a. with to
master March lat 49, lon 723o about mes 70 leswa i
h.rm brig standing to asS S yo ,Hs mS dawn
her Probably the s.ntiseo since towed ~. T.. y,
81 q. lon IS spoke .chr Nias,, of sAcO frq cieufu'sO'
BTis Grace wOrthr ston Kelly Rio Gr.nae 5, days. with
hde: horns ke to coInss Bent Co. NO eats
lard Same time ereh.nsed with .sP Jon. @
S S,, p S.w, a,n s ~n Se~Y iSu OF ''u0
Biz Gem Day GARDENS, u days With and mO.''e' to
B.'Is lof c.%dspI HOoRs5 ST. Ms Arb d'y' with
ui cotton &c to Brodie Petti. Sailed in compsny with
bark Asa Fish Wolfe tor New York 'chr MOn'ro'e WIZ
Biis John IL Jope. (of Cold spdns, MIl, Charleston
DAY.. and RS Ss 10 nO Emerson M.nr. 70 day.,
with sugar and mo...s master Sailed company with b.t
bar. h' ch.s: Edsn and .cIi Caroline Grant Boston.
Brs Gem Day Cardenas days with mels'e, to Tsp.cou
lasted 50 hoai .hed cargo stove galley and sw.t
ard Of decsoad sth inst H.srs' bearing M 70
Boston days 4h inst lat S. lon 75 passed the eS.
sh barr supposed to contain Wildly 9Th ms. tool
pct a. mes from the Hook and the gh came to snchor
outside during heavy blow from wNW some OF the crew
scGr Target Fuman. Savannah days with cotton to Me
sebf. Walton, Cook PrOvipcetpwn With fish 20 r. w
Ropes 9th inst miles NV Of Gay Head bark sunk
standing upright; had bright masts -,
schr ST. Louis Watson Gloucester With hsh.to woodruff
Robinson 5th inst OF Gay Head, bark sunk
Schr. Maria Pickup Taylor Boston with lnseed a.
Schr of sscol Goodr Cienfuesos 80 days with
uos,.rs 10 Moses Taylor March g. AT 81 l5 Ion IS 90
passed vessels topnsst supposed brss with tue nssins
ed same large quantity OF lumber admit
Schr Irene twreche). Cloch, from wreck OF ship reno
ashore II NOIrch-s. L.. l.
scbr Emma Tntile, New Haven for Virginia
Schr j. O. Ro.che Clock from wreck Of ship Irene, ashore
A. Morrches to johnson Hssns with 10 packages OF dry
goods
Propeller Pelican Arey. Providence.
Propeller Jackson Baker Baltimore, SO hours with mdsc 70
Ii Il. Cromwell.
sAILED-Ship Ptouix Hoxs Liverpool banks j. s. Cobb
Peterson Havana; Ottawa Rruer yacksonyie bnss kash
Puuer Gbrstar Princess LOUISE Ryder Bordeaui b. .hP
Charles Holms, Bouby, Liverpool: Br bark kebecc., HUI
CorE also Br steamship City g wshington Hyis for Lay
erpos ship Far West Bennett New Oesns EugrAnt lSp
San Ju,n, tsdz; Stephen Fau'tin, Clark Galveston.
sAILFD-From QuarAntne this morning ship David Crock
EFT, Spencer, San francisco.
wIND-Durins the day fresh from NV sunset, w'sw
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ALBERT II. EtcoL AZ. Auctieneer. 49,
DFREMPTORY SALE to close trust OF New

i York BROOKLYN and wnlismsburgh REAL EsTArE;.
ALBERT n. NICOLAY will sell Al Anetioa, THIS DAfs
Msrcb H. AZ i1o'clock at the Merchants Exchange: .
KINGSBRlDGE ROADS, lots Of ground situated on NE
Kin x,brids Road between 18th aud l58th SITS.
2sTH STREET NEW-Y0RK-Fiye Sstory Ensisn base
men, and lots the south side OF Sh W 'ee
WEST 2Isr STREET.-THE tstory brown stone Enslish
basement house and No SIS West 2s.t opposite the the
ooscsl Seminary west of shsv containing ali the modern
In provemeuts.
WASHINGTON sTREET-The S..tory bck house and lot
No $50 Wasbin gton between II. sch sod Huber ss
GREENW ICH sTREET-The house and LOT No. Nv oreen
rich st between Hubert and Lsisht sta lot Loxso .
FLATBUSH-OIe block Of ground situa,ed At ohlsna IN
the town Of Flaibusb bounded BY Webster and FoinAd
Brooklyn and Hudson-ays ....,..<,,, ,,. =.
the north tide South 5ht q feet inches east OF icy s
sc adjoining above. lots wi the 2stoy frame mouse
South trH sTRFET-A aud lot the north side Of
soutth tth. at Ito feet OF 9Th st.
sra AND SOUTH 20 STREETS-rwo story brcs hoasyy
lots able the GU the southwest corner etp
South ID also adonirs frame c'tase ana i0' On
South ID St . -, 49,,
BROOKLYN-A block Of ground situated in the Eighteenth
Ward Brooklyn. bounded by Hancock and hAseys" ana
How ard arc ssrsiossavs. , -. 49,. i,
Also n lots Of ground situated the northwest corner OF
BFDFORD AVENTE-Three Sstory bIick houses and lots
On IN. south aide Of b, dfodv between Taylor and ymef
,ts Ao two story bck houses and lots on the northwest
corner OF EIud.ou.sv and Wloushbyst
The above property will all be sold without reserve 70 f
irhe.t bidder on b~rs terms. Title indisputsble
For aud further PARTICULAR apply a. the OF
the Auctfone.r No. Broad 81.
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ia. rock Of the Camden and Anboy Railroad aad -
ton CoupA b, ard The !. hereby -,
Iumber SHARES eeding $500; and th-
s stock s.Teby created shall Be part OF The -
Conpsr resp cs.ly divided into shares OF l" es
.roy.d az r rr.t IN th~ same toe cap a ',oSs
er.s;sd ~ The ~hch the supplement " u'~ pc
izsd tine s2d sotss a. they ~
Ipeeek or liz Interest Of ID. stoes1fder' 1890
.w,,. rcirs IL his q. ooutAred sh.l BE- 60 coo ru-d
% extend enlarge any of ID. privileges or ra nsr'
ueutio r-d In the which this 10 supplement- ef
e.t, only the capital s,ook u sad C'mP>aies
rsspeciysly 70 the amounts Aforesaid
- AsSb> eadefsd Tba. this act shall not 10 nto eject
until the B. Directors Of the Delaware and Rsa CAnA
Cor "a Board Of sctors Of the Camden snd An
boy Railroad TrAnsportation Company shall each cery
Of the suppiemett 70, and a. par
of said upsnie under the sAncs and seals OF
the Of sid Companies TFsE-cy.ly,
under corp7rse as u said Companle. and 'hA hsv.
Office Of the Secretary Of state, cerfhd
copy Of hh Secretary Of this State shall
yub.h-d In n.con wi this act anon. the Laws q
this State which Dahcsu shall be deemed competent ana
flspaIy evidence Of Buch acceptance
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SECOND BOARD,
TUESDAY, March l0-P. "

There WAS large business done at the Stock b ,ard
the morning and the market generally was firm. The
main object Of attack Of the bears Enc which vas
sold Gown 10 81 decline OF PEI cent. rumor was
itdusbouiy circulated that the Directors held meet
yesterday upon the suhec; OF the stock dvidesd, st
which there was strong division sgeinst the vidend
and thei the meeting broke up 10 a row. We are
suthonzed by Director to state that there was no
meeting he'd yesterday, that the Board we're never
more hs'moIious and that they ut on the ques-
9n Of tie stock di'ideId. \. the Second Boaoi the
market was less firm aud cosed Dull Reading as CON.
psIed with yesterday shows falling of ,f 3 cent
Central il steady Michigan Southern dschn ID .
'eI,i Toledo y cent &c. Illinois Central vas very
f., u ard with considerable sales adva.ced to lS9.
A.,tn.. etS. 0s iss closing bid yesterday. Piat
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TTN,TFD STATES LAND sALE.-sALgs Of

LAND BY order ~ the President VIII tsks place on NOV
DAY May at thu Land Ohees in Usage, Fort Dodge ana
Sioux CRY Iowa wD.n 0O viii BE- placed marso
BY The Government =
In cor querce the large grants which have been made 10
Railroad Conpanpr ard the wthdraws from u .
fe quantity sd,ini1s this sale WI comprise nearly ell the
un.old land Of quality remaining Ia lows The lands pov
red mo.ily situated 10 tb Valley Of the Boone sad Dee
nones rivers considered among the best farming lsnds
In the West They well wstsTed aud tmb.fed, wed
located ressrds 81 mate sbd fsce for reaching mark
The Dubuque and Nssoun Railroad, partly cJn'trosted
will VII. finished afford ready access sEd cor
respon ding II cTe1se 10 their yH1e
We have reliable WIN will attend the sses o, eacf
Of oees and select DESTROYS u ioysseE
and they q long xpeence 10 the bGsnes ess
every cor fdence In their Judgment
We will secure funds r investment snds and rive every
inform alton regarding chsses &C. snd when u Desirable 70
land warants fsrnsb a the best mahe pnoes
GREEN & sEWELL, BArksr.
NJ. . Wsllst, New Yort
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GREAT SALE of FANCY GOODS. NQyHie

late q w TUTTLE's EMPORIUM No SS Broadway, BY
ore er Of he Aamin.r,tor Z T. IT, sCHESCk win sell II
auction the shove splendid stook commanding on MoSoA
18th irt 81 aud continuing each successive cay uaa
tie whole s,ct disposed 81 The stock consists in part OF
Ladies woi boxes Ladies' and Genu mems Dresn cases.
Opels Glasses Fans variety Musical Boxes Gard Csses
Jewel Boxes Pper Maehe Goods Portfolios Porte nonnaes
C,N Cases Needle Cs.,s Bopte Berlin Iron do PAisn al
Brushes ever description Indian ADD Chinese Goods Canes
Pssos Ormolu and Git God variety OF the richest
Of TOYS to be fund in the United States via: Mechanical
Magnetic Musical Tin Box &c, with ever variety Of Chl
dr,u'. TOYS. Also Boyd,s Shskessresn Gallery q 100 OF
the spirited ShakesPesre Also the celebrated
AUTOMATON BIRD TREE. D,n. ofevery description, aud
many other valuable goods menoo Aso ae
Patent Of the eel. brxed BABY-JUMpER Ala, the largest
and most valuable collection Of Medals and Coins IN this coan
uy Also the entire Fixtures Of the store, elussns Of
large Show Glass DooIs Iron sse, Oh C3sh &c; Ihs
CONNIE nee escb day a. " and close m to give time
for the delivery the soOd which must BE- cleared eh day
and every resruE the sal. BE- Dad
the Office OF the Auconees No. 81 Nssust, opposite the
Post Once.
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n S. HOUGH, AuctiOueer, calls particular at.

lYs tention 90 his large sale AZ suction TOMORROW
(Thursday March - a. JOY O'Clock Of ell the eiersnt and
eo.tl, HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE contained In the private
,sidepc~ No e4s West 80 9Th Toe house newly
rr hed With the best es OF toods AID AZ rs
ppprpcedented tdvanfse 10 buy, the Nsortnsn very
l.ss every article 10 10 b. per-n ptoriy sold without
rad 10 ccst Sale in the Plors o. ot precisely
C.. su.s ready and can b. bad a. tie Aoe'e oSy No
nut Eri.p,ou Table Sdebosrd. Sofa Bel Arm ChNrs te
,o,.fh,y with Of China Dinner ana Tee Sofa
c., i,. Ware and Ivory Cutlery kc The Per-
los are ia ni.hed With Tpsrry CARPETS aud Ra two .oat
-. 90 sur., In rich dsmask coverings sod sood Eta
srrr. Center and Side Tables Eny sna epon Chairs Sue
Or Pautps. BrorEe Gas fixtures Mans Coess ,sd arg
AID ccy V.s. az Decorsops Lace and Broc.t-s ADDS
Cu.r q ned rosewood 7oc'sse Piano made By Sssnsk
rAhrr erb instrument rosewood Bcose1e CA se,
r,ps PR and Oval sl' ssses ke rosewood Hall Ssat Vel
y. stair Carpets aud plated Ross elegant carved asd
osuy Bureaus Na,hsssds and Frsnce b.d.tssb pure
r. uahossny Sofas Chss an Rockers se tosetnN win
multitude of other articles Of and beauty atos. ner 100 ne
erou, 10 mention Terms cash ciy funds aud soods nue.
be removed on FSay Careful canmea will be 10 attendance
% mach or 10 the goods.
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MARLNE- JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK........M.scH 10


Ships-H Hole, Msnwsrur Antwerp, =. c. schmidt NeP-
tur e Peabody. Liverpool. {. II. Marshal.
Bstks- Al. deen Rice M>tarz.s r. 2. Buck Co Rebec
ca stor,r Risbmohd ~ NJ Freeman Co; Express. Bo.s
Havana v Kug Co Lycrsus (sic Costa, Csdz Chsn
b.rlain Phelps 4 Co.
Briss- Cubs FOs,sr Portland; @ l. Hatch Co L 2
n aTamsn Cenue io. X P Buck Co. Gladiator (Brl Sal
.er s.; John n g.. J. 5. Whitney CO WsPpo, COMBS
T, rlis Island Walsh Carver Chase.
scboop,r.-B,o,hes Wlleus. Wilmington, Mer ohason
Howell; Ben Hudson, Wilmington L. :. Powell; senator
n we. Mobile Sturfes Chairman Coz c. Terbcl Cole
Ms,ssorda Mocready Mott Co. A. r. .tmore, Bosert
Richmond Merrill Abbott; Rebeccs Woglom City Point
I.u.s Hunter Go Matilda, Lsmbsrton. Boston master.
sloop-Rhode leland Hull. Providence mister.
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BROOKLYNClrY COURT-MAReH7-BeSre Judse CuLvss
Ire following decislons Were announced In ths me
COURT CALENDAR-Tsis Day.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. 300 s3i, u.s., So. SOS,
s7 eos s seq 9. 93s lso s7S 9s - 6's 81 s2 7ss
so 50 ss7 sSs so s6i 81 si sSS 97 ss Ss sIO 5,2
lSS, ST.? 80.
us,Trp Stairs Drsrmcr COrKr.-Nos. 65, &C, 81,
q, g. IS, II. 10, y, ~
SrrEkNE CouRr tCIKcuIr.-Pn Nos. ll76,
q! bsS ~. COL, erS 2f. $50 SO, IT'S Sa. &4 S5 al,
SM utSs llts s, al, SIS, llQ7 l0e llh ll5, ilI7,
H. lily La lbs, Has ll6, lls lss, ISL lS. liSo.
iis, iiSS Bsls ll4S Has, ilS7, Il49, ISL. ll5S
obsB&hk CouRr-SPHcIAL TERN.-Nss. %, o., 2i6,
j" ro, ~ ~ Zis, llt III $50 ISL. In IN, Gus 24a
hnes County CIRCUIT CoURr CALESpAR for
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TIE Circuit Court win be held BY Judge p.ye, In The lsrss
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T. C. HouGnTos, Anctioneer.
( rhursdayl ~ iUl q

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SAFES Rooms No. ll3 Esssau large aud spleedd 90
sortn. Of rosewood msaoesny OAK and wasoa,
OLPAINTlhGS Sc consisting part fec I'd rosewood fsno
Suites 10 variety Of rich add fashionable coverings Caves
rossood Esgerrs Esctoes Secretaries Library Boohcss-s
msrbetop Center side and Sofa Tables Music Cabtnes
Fre CHI plate Pier ADD Mantle Gsees fine Oil Painting Cioen
China Nses Iich Cut Glsss and ChDavs Extension Dnins
Tates DUN Cbsrs Sofas Tste aetes LJaoges Ius
i,h Easy Chs ROche richly carved wood maDofany
oak walnut Bedst ads s-beop Buresus sDd
Wsrdiobes HAstsDds and Chairs 10 rasieh Hsh Mattresses
Beds Bedding, &c.
l2ocock superior rosewood PianoFort,s
by city akers
Cssogu, s be ready AM the articles BE- examined on
the d.y before the sale Parss wishing % boy WILL by eks
inng The stock which very large mod 80 asorte 4 Wen
Il their attention Every facility vi" &c .nVfusd Y"
purchasers for boxing and shipping
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sales Of ssseks as Philadelphia. MARCH 10.

REPoErED Fos The y. !. TRIBuSE BY K h FAY
Fv,t Board-lsto Camd. Amboy T. X o. 81 Ist; : e@
CITY r. sgf; 900 City Gas Ga Ssl $50 CITY a,
ss.; Tree Ctyc. s.; fTI 50 Che. Del Cana Is :,
7teC Penn Sc 81 IA 50 Penn 5s So 2eo Phil sun
y per eta II SO Penn. R R, 81; READING B. r., q; 30
ResdirsR r. k Al; l02 SchuyL Nav psef'd = SorT.
tovn R ,j-n 66 100 Long Island r 4, IS IS! s) DO
b5 lS. 81 City Bank. So -.
B,feees Bod,ds-lto Reading Railroad, D., 81. -
eco linton Cansl &, 65 500 aiding IS. % - 50;
leo do b. sit; 80 union Canal Ia 10 Penns r. ~
Kentucky. l1i.
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Philadelphia Markets. MARCH 10.

B.EK and in request, vi,h snail sale. No Quer-
sS CLovER SEED in steady demand a, Ss Sc II
TIMOTHY sells a. Is g. CoTTos qus FLsUK dul sales OF
2Cte mixed Al good bbls sc asa IS 81 A. witch figure.
rhre few sellers for home At from IS Is
sc 50 or eormon ndehoes retailing brands sc sea 81 IS
r extra sne q Sd 50 bbl for fancy o,, Ia quality
RYE FLot dali and merely nominal a. s. IS y Dbl CoRx
Meal s,o dull but sale Of 400 bb Brandyw made
s. y DOL WHEAT continues dull and holdevs sussn
rafss n Consequence Of short supply;
81 HafI s8T RsS nd fI s8eI s. ioy White RYE b