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VilcH NrN Vows ,Sp Emg RsnRoap CosrASy,
NFw YoEk, Nov. To- 1855
IN The present position u the 81 this company
i evident that will be impossible 10 make any negot'a
ton which would enable this company TO reimburse the
A.oc0,0c second mortgage bonds which mature on the
let Mafch lsp Under these circumstances the company
bcg leave ~ inform The holders o. tho bonds that they
either exchange them par for tho mortgage bonds
due in 1853 (Which become second moagc b0nds after the
redemption o the bonds ~ 1887 az they retain Their
present bonds with all the rights appcrtainne 70 them
and continue the interest IN thcm son annual
y On the Let ~ March and ls q September 80 presen
~ ~ the bonds at the Office " The company t. thos
bodcfs who desire n avoid presenting the bonds col
oot tho interest sheets OF COUPONS 1r Hvo years will
a. sucd On presentation ~ the bonds IL the once ol tn
company IN this city. To The bondholdcrs residing 10
Europe new sheets Of coupons will be delivered AZ either
London Paris Frankfort on he-M Main. Berlin or Geneva
for which purpose the numbers ~ the bonds held the
place Al which the sheets " coupons desired be -
verei should be forwarded - the treasurer Of this
pany thu city. As the property "a the company
~ Is the second mortgage bonds has cost, and
duuhtedly worth ne times the entire " FIRST
and second mortgage bonds (ogether only ~ 600 ool
the security offered b. these bonds j. equal W that Of any
other Investment that can be found can therefore
tail sacrifice 10 the holders retain them for few
years until the company realise the funds necessary
H. redeem them which wll be done As soon a. cfcum
stances Will permit CHARLIE MORAN, President
TIE Commissioners Of the sinking Fund Of Virginia
nounce that the 10th ~ February next they Wal re-
deem $3.50 80 q I'VE and per cent stock At
the treasury Richmond. Tho interest win on
that day whether the certificates q stock are surrendered
~ not
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Superior Court-GeneraI Term.

Superior Court-General Term.
Present, Bosworh Chief Justice, Sosson Woodruff and
Pierre pont
The Xena Bank Of the State OF Ohio vs. James Lee ct al
Order reserved.
Obadiah Ennis vs.. The Harmony Fire Insurance Com.
pany. Demurrer affirmed with costs
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IMPORTANT TO THE PuBIIC.-AN AUToMAToN
aran ae IL for days exhibition At Pierce Morri-
son safe store Maiden hne N weighs discharges and
rers with accuracy snd IN he simplest manner All
persons Interested such matters respectfully invited
call and examine a.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

SATURDAY, Nov. 1876 p NJ
The Fulton sailed today for Europe, with s5i 900 in
specie freight European exchange for her closed low
sterling closing 100 a for bankers bills and francs
SIS $40
The stock markc, was much lower aud duh today
There buyers but brokers the public paying
attention stocks and would hardly be expected that
they should considering the miserable earnings OF the
leading roads and the poor prospects they all have for the
winter Al the opening TO day stocks generally weak
and lower they fell steadily throughout the day until the
the close Of the afternoon when few bulls In and
rallied the market New York Central fell al
s2s but rallied aerward 10 r. The bears look confidently
10 this selling rs before the end o. the year
and until some such decline takes place will be vain
to expect outside speculation. Gaiena and Chicago
and Rock Island pretty steady today,
Pacific mail rather higher State stocks we're firm
bu, other stocks generally declined from per cent
The following Grocsbeek Hoyts closing prices
Missouris So. aeo; Ncw York Central, s2H X Erie
l6l a. Hudson, %; Reading, 5oS II Michigan Cen
trail, s2la Il; Southern preferred, six Ak; Illinois
7ss X Galcna, 5as "a; Toledo, asis x; Rock
Island ca,s sca Pacific Mail, loa The market closed
unsettled.
rhe to,,55wing g iodays business at the oace OF III
Assistant Treasurer
Receipts sl0s,Soa OF
Payments Appel ~
Balance. WV pis ~
Receipts include $50 900 from customs.
Payments include $50 900 California drafts.
The exchanges At the Bank Clearing House tbs morning
were as az, $40 70 and the balances s7se tos As
The following statement Of the earnings Of the New
York Central Railroad for the mouth Of September 1855
compared with earnings Tor the corresponding month
| 81 the previous year
1857 500 5g3 S.
lses. oV@sfSf ~
Il
hcteas"s.*..4 sisE s1so IL
In The aggregate earnings for the month OF september
being the las, month cf the fiscal year. included tn
averages Of miscellaneous Cor the year no, pre
/ vously reported, because definitely asoertained
| The miscellaneous earnings referred 10 were
For september, 1877 $50 Ta3 70
Der Sepiembef 1888 I'VE D.
The oobcr return a. The Michigan Central read was
follows
1867. 1865
Passengers .............. sl53 622 AZ Sl03603 -
Freigh, .......... lO2,e62 is 100 262 y
Miscellaneous. ............. bsJis % bVOl ~
TOtai ..s.s...ss..+s. ... .f2b2.VzS 81 s3Vss5s o.
Mr. Moran Of the Ere oonesses The insolvency Of h.
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Increase 20 css Dec los COS Inc iq1ls Inc 13s ST.
Tho aggregates q the receipts o the above articles 80
FAR. for tho years 1851 AMI 1865, have been
Flo,w, l,ls. Whedi ~. Cora, b. Barlev t-i
1s574...... 6S7 ,5pi aoo9,l32 1855 200 o3s 3ss
1sss......1 ,5t3,4 3i 7,73s $50 s2334so 1881 AS
Increase. sss .ss7 3,T3s7O sas2o ls451
Reducing the wheat 70 -four tho q receipts o.
1855 over 1867 IL equal 10 ,TSsITs barrels
The receipts at Underwater 81 the principal articles of pro
ducc the opening q the 10 aud including the
5th inst have been a. follows
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MY f'H At WHOLESALE.

At WHOLESALE.
BALLARD, sHuTr a co.
No. ~ Broadway,
New York,
wenld respectfully 10 jobber retailers
toned 10 purchase furs in this market hat
the very general not quite universal practice adopted BY
Tho hIesae of this Last twelve
months Of throwing their stocks open retailing purposes
inst 40 Ne for consumption arrives and Nh
pecng regular retailer and NE obber 70 continue
their custom they cann0 believe either In the
NECESSITY, JUSTICE OR POLICY
Of ne same contrary do stn believe N the ability
y - ONE sIRIscTLY WHOLESALE HOUSE.
To end the attention Of all those IN
way isteresrd 10 their very complete stock OF
LADIES FANCY FURa
embracing the richep NJ well the varieties
GEsTs' MUFFLHRs, Cars, COATS
GLOVES AND FANCY ROBES,
which they will sell 10 such buyers IN favor fair
-itlon and legitimate buainces.
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Mr. Moran q the Ere ooufesses The insolvency Of h.
company and the miserable ISSUE o. bis hnanca
POLICY the following circular 10 the second mortgage
boudh0aers
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SECOND BOARD.


The following is comparative statement of the imports
Of foreign dry goods at New York. for the week and since
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The amounts at the several depositaries subject TO the
draft Of the Treasurer Of the United States the 25h of
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4 SUSPECTED SLAYER orr MOETAUR.

To tse Editor Of The Ncsr York TYnes
brig OF Montauk 10 the southwark nearly
opposite Mr. Gouds house and close in shore, but
afterH ard she disappeared Inhabitants YOU are
aware, exceedingly Ia that vicinity and
hence there was nothing mysterious in the fact thai
which way rhe sailed, or by what course she disap-
peaIed wac not observed. But, about an hour after
her ab-enoe was remarked, d briggs quaIier-boat
perceived making for the shore.
On touching the beach, nine men landed, leaving the
beat il the surf and at lie mercy. The nine walked
up to GoGd's ard contracted with him for ride 20
Sag Iarbor. They were liberal with their money, Of
w ch they made uch display -all If which, that they
quarter. of Spanish silver. Mr. GOud drove them Up
toward Sag Harbor, but before entering the village
IT, handsomely paid the shot, and about O'Clock
lett the carriage. The party here separated and came
siIgiy, or at most III couples and sTag gIgly They
az peaTed 10 be Portuguese and all We're in sailor n.y.
About the village they laid in supplies Of shoes, hsts
coais ard pants, showerrg their doublOons upon ths
sho kees with profession The thing getting sbFoad,
II a. much discussed by the villagers, and there was
getting back 10 the suspected party they hired bcais
and men to take them 20 the Connecticut 'hor'
and were seen no more hereabOu's.
few hours after this first boat landed on sat~'
day, arother one ashore through the sun "'.a
thirteen men on board, who worked their way up
the hsrbOr and westward along the island. S"ms =.
these being as ked where tbsy FROM, replied tas,
tLey were fishermen, that they had been sePsrstssa
from tie smack they belonged TO, and 50 pulled Tor M
shore They were not NJ eli laxative not bit annous
to zee company, and indeed kept themselves S'cfet
while here. They did not conceal their anxiety 70 -
ON 10 New.York. however, and doabtless before yoaI
readers see this letter most Of them viii b penecV
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The Horse Markes.

Within the last two or three weeks there has been
considerable life in the Horse market. The gre .est
portion of the sales are of the lowprced csss OF work
Horses, varying from 500 to $40, and the selling
ates Of this clsss do not vary materially from those
of last Spring though not half as many have been
sold. IL fact the whole number received in al the
Twenty fourtb-street stables for the three and half
months Of 1888 s estimated at lees than one hat tue
humber during the corresponding period Of 1857.
The class VI Horses most affected 10 the dsadv
age Of sellers this Spring Is the highestprcsd work
bOIses, such as sold year ego for 500, So 80,
81 and 500 The selling rates ali this Glass
from SIS $50 lower now than then, and the demand
is limited, and s.les diff ,ul. to effect.
Good matched pans Of Coach Horses, such as sell
for $500 to 81 ,2oO pair, are probably high ~
lsst year, but the demand is much lees the nun
Ter IL marl.t large. Fancy Match Horses, fast Rcsder.
high trced Saddle Horses. irUtng stock
able pes saissTy persons who bring In such Horses
country the OeassoLal sale made but
par, th. 6u.Less ,hi. line as,
s shocks In hue the bl..ss has been larger this spnng
than for years before that r ,tppne Toe
LAX, t(c, :tii, ,sil bs loIa { 10 tI.e
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Quite number Of small ed. Horse. sess s~,. !.
tie Indies and l9ced In Chs skssS,
s,,hs Pretty as, lot lately srv.d The rss ressry Az
stassd Aps II each We matched pair O C2n1eis a
T,,'m fom Detroit held IS hu sbogll prefer q Ia
s,,c VIC. rsir noticed a. NcCsuey's o. the B AoFTan
,-s.b from Orwell v-Bisht Bay ~ hands high or yus
old snd IN god working orcsr They have rot ben fea
% - much ~ O.. ,tsek thk b"uRht u afs ssmSh
s.ho IN II was 20 b a. mistake ~ buyer
pechas a.ted horse since b. pays Gear io tas. Which Of
gntlculu benefit 20 hin. -,
sire Nsh priced hor,es Poss stables, ,ha; jsroionss
tn.Lt f,cm Contra Nr~Iok Early in IN he spfns,
q? no r two p.r they hr arrived bni a. b. hd them
~ go ya be holds then stu Ine sac =" 'l'o afses de-
cid.dly slower thgn as, sPriDr .
There Az Ab.t $50 4s,s Posts s.A5s, where
"a, en 20 SEQ Maca - whole stock Is IN ~ .eles
have a"d FOIL lie thinks th- ptoe Of
as class Hois" j. ju shout - good ir se
a. bot thAI lees thGn hsf ~ many have been
I'D sud be does chance of very lse eesa.s
TN Wn'fr mild iha snc RAILROADS 4sd ~ m1b
les nj Der N ar IN f1TrIer Winters.
Tier. Is DO doubt however tsat the larger frt 10 MARKET
row berr ming socumalate vii attract blyeu RON out u
town ard probably bfDe cz'us n'o he stree. 70 oa
,r Hos. that consequently The neSt no month Vii how
r. "a more lively tin than any Of the Past N months Mah
Vol ara Vrout I0rses with about many usA from
CaYsis ard ron Perusyvsns bot scarce any from Ono
ST. ot F,sr TKorrgR-A spoIins animal lelossng 70
n. e,.e q William, WHO used 70 keep sale s,abe IN E.s.
v.y fourth street sold today AP u.s. a. amias.rs.ors
ale for SEQ 20 party who l. 10 Understood hi for Dik
Csrncr n an Of easy made wealth IN tEs c;y We ,od
ia, William rsd $50 and has kePt he s's. beast
or u 90 tia; anything bii good inSss'"eEs Ef he
~, II IL family
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Disnsters, &c.

MArHLwTowN, lIsgua, March 1.-THE brig Lion Cof Bosop
Capt Pruy. irsn bound 10 Boston with cargo Of ogwood
md Tee, struck OF reef the ~ w. side Of isaod
Sunday morning tie 18th iss while under doubrsef topa,
and vas ot.y lost sre that the captain chief mate,
stew ara AID two drowned Only survivor being
the sond ate who washed the ref aud with great
s1eon reaching the shore with the ssstAoce
Two o The ,cr saxor, Capt Randall Of and fT New foh
IL n Prince arrived here ysstsdy In sAby ndoo
having al the sls and Il low LEAKING a. the
90 ,tr kes per hour
by sttes 70 HlwoOd Walter, esq Sec. Bosyd Underss
b0sToS, April lSThe ship Noun tain Wave from Chsr'eson
or bCston With Of cotton, rice and rosn, sshefs
Mouth sclinse HaIbor abe has sustained damage
- By telegraph n Elwood WNter esq.
KEY WssT, Apl6 ship klsRd preyioDs reporras
haa cbehaFed all her and will tomorrow BE- p' opon
se mud bank for the purpose Il stopping the leak s<s
Inn hAs been IN constant sLce the 18th a 400 -
doubt be the saving the ship and large posnoe
~ cry The bris MeDonai 10 ashore Dentbe s
tsLss, Les al We ~ 10y Lspsg k4vv~s s~ss ~
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p,..euyera Arrived

r. N, ,t,omsIp star Of ~ Wrt from tPis I9-Georte
Csurb.u T. Brooks wife infant and servant rs ohan-
= TsS or and child James Wilson ana wife MIS- Nrrnct Ia
E'si.lan wife and cmlden Dr. DAM Dustin s3d VILE hifs.
Hu,chius ard child Mad Nallette W booey esd yoo ps
viis,r A Reed W H. Fsusr, d. Lord, wife miami aeo
servant It. La RLe't l. Livingston, L. = A. MIS- Iisnsston
infant and servant Ms. Paipau, Mrs Hyatt IT, ~ pmsi'
ihe Rev g. Royal, :. lsson, wife aud chhdi.n n IL
y WantrsssuN NJ ODE rieeser J. Ncgle, A Sns",ns ~ l.
Ru.v smes Rysn James Moore George Adams T. l,ssres
M Py bore Pardon Cook Irving Cook Nelson Cor Chas
wills. D. R. Stewart, r. Edwards, j. Metienfy y'te a.
Tpnt Mis- W. y. Johnson and dslghter, J. IL nnsSy'
G. sertrr Thomas BenniuE j. D. Lannn '" y, n"Insasa'
NJ Wrslow v W Sbafer, Jno. Brown b hsthyan w i'us
a ] Craudlehaugh c. c. Mcclure Mr. sTan NJ, ~ u
Powell los Thomas Chas Ssmpsov, Wm Ffy oaLonNe'
Mrs Brouer C. A S;oysli Mrs NJ L. Lily, IL SAnsn % "
Pou Tho. SIN j. D. r. wLitcheI, e. Leonard l. j. Bar
cess and IS in forw ard cabin. Iota 100 ,., ~.
Ia ,amh Cir Of Wsshiagtss rom Lr',eoe'- .sis
Carte N,t,ssen Stewart Griswod. Latinier C.e LfEs'
Golding syvenon, Fersnson; j. iiobome hoo,ps,
inson FoHeer, W6itwen, Graham. Rowe, Ed1n Mis- kss
Williams MI Purton lady M Francis, John bsI mont M
Mrs Me.t and children, Miss Stewart Miss Taylor Jonn Ms
SON Bschen Mrs Wher two ehdreH aud two srs. Mn
H. OsbouIn. ard son, G. II: Joan Mrs iinss Hlss nhts'
Ms. IYuge Master Tinsle, j. Boden Mrs Boden add ehn
dren Saul Poe Cap. Connfay John Howa.h and sdy y
Bacier ard lady Mr.. johnson and lady, M "'ians M.
simpson and lady Mr.. Fisher. Bull p shaw n hs1nson
Mons Pel..r Rand, Taylor Mr. De boden MI Bacon
Mas Bacon and maid. 81, N ~.
In ,framsIip Daniel Webster from Hsrana-J H. nbomp
SON Mr., Holbrook children, y. l. Smith be,sea
! 4 Gsryip NJ A. Harris, T. HAMS j. Dess, NJ H. smith ~
Ior@z dc Quarranto Miss T. Duya, Miss j. Du'a ana ~ Nd
tb...f
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DIED.

AsHLEY-n BIZ okyr, Monday morning, Apii Y, Charles
Vincent oily q CHARLES }. and Alma J. Ashley aged :
AILLIoN A, No ss Sheriff street on Monday, April r.
PLiip Albion, il the 18th year Of his age
COLBURN-On Monday evening Ap, 10 Harry, iufant
ChAh,. W. and May A. Cosun, aged year months aud
rhs f DAY. aid friend. Of the family also those Of cq. A
CeIlurn are respectfully aeud the fue raj from
the residence Of he paeos No 10 Essex street on "edn'
Gay, April "A, al u O'Clock IN.
COoPER-At West Farms Monday. April Il, Mrs Mary
Cooper, IN the ed year Of her age ..,.,a o..
funeral her esidenoe a. II O'Clock Thursday, the
CikRESrEsas No. IS Ga and ;isst
Monday April " Of 'caraua Ia Elizabeth child OF De Wit
CLARK-A III. corner soeh ree; and s.uria avenue
monesy Apr " q consumption Capt Cornelius Clark IL
CORBIrT o. ManeSy April p q ilanua,iou Of the bowels
nSy ponss q r.Y s r @aa s n1 1 S o a
thilty yea, resident q hi. city.
s Sand. and IL iss Of bs a family ar %
Fj,h and Tenth street Thursday uoraing 18th
nonisoSCn III, ely, On Mopdsy morning, April r. after
shor, Illness, Dr. Nesl Mo.on aged IS ycsr.
are ovted a;.snd bis funeral from No. eC7 Thd syeoue
ssrs.a hS 4 sy x 9RS 'lG ,I T So %sd'
MANRON-At No le2 Hester street, hOndAy, Apsi IL,
MouSrAqS@M No Is Me-, Tweu;s fourth .ree, on suq.
dsy kpi H. Of Inflammation OF the lungs, M Charles H.
Mountain, IN the t7th year Of his aset
PLACE-on Sunday ev,Eins Api II. Charles Pace srnr,
sted q years, months and days 81.
1esd.noe No Allen street "Wednesday, Apnl H. Of
On m The remains vii b. taken - Greenwood
PAfTULLo-At No ~ Forsyth street, On Monday Apnl u
Mrs May Ann Paalo, formerly OF RshoonneT Couaiy Of
Rascoipmop Parish q kibrde, lresud eyed ~ years-
RYERM For. Washington Tuesday Ap lS OF disease Of
the BRAN, T-ps Ryer. IN the Sta yes q bis sse ~ ~.
Tn trends Sna resyes respectfully invited 10 sead ais
f.nsrs from residence fort Washington, On Thursday
sfepoon 18th ins,., ~ O'eiook. -
sgIJLER-In nsbuTgh, Monday, April H. sud.
denly cougrsve yeT M Jane ssaer aged 90 years aud
WHITNEY, = On Monday April u, the Hon. Thous' r.
WLi.pey In the 5lsi year Of his age. . ,
% I'm. nj viii ate place his residence, No l9s East
e,asewsy on Thursday, April Is O'Clock His rels,
xs. h,euds friends Of he family Cnsnoery and members OF
d. o. u A.. are respectfully invited 70 A:,end.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..........A PsL IS.
Cleared.

s,esn.hps-Persia tBrl Judkin', Liverpool, f. CanNd'
Glasgow, Goodwin, Glasgow, X Craig ,,u. r.
Shp.1 Msuhattan Dixon, Liverpool c: H. Marshall Co
Grand Duchess Woodde, Liverpool r.. w Rope Co Dol
80 St.s V.nhn Point de CALI end China, H. w. HHbbel;
P,,reS Henry Moore London Grinnel, Ninturn CO.
Bmks-John Henry, Moses, Rotterdam tencbs Nes'ts
ssbrns OIL Francis, A.pinwaI Edmonson Bros 5. Il
snow Higgins, Boston, Cary Co. -, mn, r. m,
Rri5s-sn.,rp Srrsaue Cadiz, J. w. Ewell Il Co no
C-onde Cobb (eorretown Thompson Hunter Eliza Ann,
Lorr ksoLyie J. W Else Co IsadO,s Baker Arr0Io
Irras Canaan: Sarah Lancaster, Portland K r. Buck Co.
schooners-C Keen, Martin, Nassau j. Bacon X Colns
Gorlsn Boston s. w. Lewis CO. Oranna pi'rson Mich
uod C. a. erson; Ann Susan Vanderbilt Mobile yhn
& Hurbut; D. W. Bsgley, Rogers Beaufort A s. Peek Co
Soops-ruiper, Fowler, Providence, msseT bisk'toae,
Sttdn an. Providence, maser. =, -.
ST. smer-Deaware Copes, Phihdeha r. Perlinsi CSess
pease Cowe Portland, H. Is. Cromwell Co. Jsck's1 BE-
k.r Baltimore, Ii. Is. Cromwell A. Co
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MARI aHD.

BOURGEOIS AsLEY-By Dr. M,C1rty, William Bourso's to
Maria Am Asiey, all q this city.
CLARK-WEEkS-On Sunday April H. al the residence oi
tbe Rev Nh AIeEae-s No ~ tisnki1 street III AIg su'
ClArk 20 Ms. JoseIhre Weeks Of Putnam County, N Y
DEAN-HARIEY-Cu Friday evening April BY me Rev d.
Ber&n, Rector Of Trinity Ch uch, Royal r. Desn to 81 NJ
d..gher Of toe late Prot H. Harvey al Of this city
MAcLE AN-HU rTLESTON--At Shaughs, China, in Trinity
Church Wednesday, Jan 49, BY the Rev john ,doo
Actng Chaplain, JObn L. Ma Snsngna 70 Mary
daughter Of The late Henry Huescn, ESQ, Of Fahayen
Uuirec States Of Amerir.
HIfHERS-t RANKLIN-On Monday, April IL, by the Rev.
N.rfcn Annie GTsoe daughter Of W. NJ. Franklin,
10 AlGee d. Mtbefa. both VI ths ciy.
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Markets. Reported by Telegraph.

NOBLE April l2-CoITos-Saes 70 day 300 bales at al
vance Of &C. Addlns IL Receipts for the last two days
8 go bales.
BALTIMORE April lS-FLOUR and WHEAT duh aud
changed heavy Yellow o5GoSc. WHISKY hfeEi sales
e q! GI2c-
bales ., unchG gec rs'es
SAyAxS.H Apl I2rhe sales Of CorroS today 900
bales without change IN prices.
AUGUSTA, April I2-Tbe CorToS market ia firm aud
changed sales to-day so sass.
PHLADELPHI., April l3-FLoUR dull bot firm. WHEAT dull.
CoRg quiet sales 6 bush tic. Provisions buOyant
Mess PoKK sls LAID urn at II q 2tc. WHISKY steady
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COURT CALENpAk-rHIs DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos lOO, lu@,
lo9 IS g. 80 o. d. o. g. ST. o. ~ ~ u, s. ST. a. 3d. 81 y.
80, -.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUT.-Ssme ~ tuesday.
SUPRFhE CoCRT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Nos. 70 lI3 10
12l, O. IS le, A. g. a. 10, u, ~, 10 ~ %, NJ a.,
SUPERIOR COUKT.-Nos. 273, lol, 3lO, ia, 50l 80,
ST. ss ls2 1879 1887 lo2 lS1 2J7 i8 49, jSi 49, 5oi 10'
ga, 39l, S92 800 80 o-. 80,
CosMoE PLEAs-PAET I-N,s. 46l, 92j, 976 9S2,
l.S las So 1890, So 1865 1884 1895. 1886 PART
Nos 1867 Ots 100 l07l lo71 1872 lO75 ld7i 1916 U77
Io7s, 1890, 1881, Iosl, $50 80 -
90 a, 81 A. 45 TO- ~, q, 81, So 81, D, S., %.
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Albany Cattle Market.

ALBANY. hTfI = ISA
To. following 'he report Of s;oes received al ssfs y tho
~ w cs,tr.l Railro.S. Beef Cattle, AeS Sneep, 1H9,
Hsg. e7oO The receipts tor the week a. D. ID l. Aorss
Drove Yards We. albany have ben - PISA ~ Ssste;
49, live we.hi, according 70 quality Eastern oyenIe
,,o bsr couuon Their purchases s'nouut % ueary
lie bslsnce mostly 20 NewYork w1shos, chang
rs hand, Received 40 Sheep mostly sold from i've
1T sss quick Received ! Hogs about @eo bead sold
Pal hog. AZ S4c Store So. I've weight -.
on an, above amount Cattle by Central Road 40 ae 70
. - ps Of the aud went 10 Nwfofs Ard were ICED
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Number Of cases OIL the calendar 81
Charles Burns pleaded guilty TO stealing silver
watch. Penitontary months
Jane McGIAth was convicted Of stealing bank
note. Peui'enaTy months
Louis Leur was convicted OF an assault and battery
On May ONeil. City Prison 30 days.
Michael Tisdale convicted Of an assault and
battery on Archibald Taylor. judgment suspended ,
Edward McCOsker was convicted OF stealing pais.
Peniten.isry moaths
William Murphy was convicted OF an assault and
battery Oh Thonas Wilson. City Pri,on 30 days.
Robert Even convicted OF an assault and Dat
tery on Rose Even judgment suspended.
Vim. II. Mcclure was convicted OF steaing guam
tty Of candy. Remsnded.
John Pinning was convicted Of an assault and bat
terry on Mary Aiken. CRY Prison month
John Doxey convicted of an assault and battery
Cd John II. Brandt. City Prison ten days
Daniel Collins was convicted OF an assault and bat
fiery on Mathew Merlin. Judgment Suspended
DeLnls McEvoy was convicted OF an assault and
battery John Bremen Judgment suspended.
John Donovan and John GnOOley were convicted
of wy AID macO usy breaking windows Peniteniary one
month each.
CathaIine Hackett was convicted of stealing two
hams. Penieltiary two mOnthH
Cornelius Regsn was convicted of an assault and
battery on Abel s. Dickinson. Judgment suspended.
Christopher Bake was convicted OF al assault and
battery u bis wife. Pent-n.Iayy three Yeas.
Henry Oakley was convicted OF an assault and bat
terry on Thomas Butler judgment suspended
Conrad Irouger was connected OF selling unWhoe-
sope veal Fined $25
BENJAMIN Isaacs and Isaac Isaacs were convicted of
assault an battery Henry Myers aud ordered tove bonds
70 keel the pace :,
Felix Kruk wss convicted Of assault and battery
Sarah Theobold. Judgment suspended.
Number Of convictions a.