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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
ENDORSEMENT OF THE ADMINISTRATION

ture has psssd resolutions expressing confidence
in the Administration; re.sfirming the Cincinnati
platform declaring the refusal Of the Lscompton
Convention to submit the Constitution to the people
as unwise and unfortunate tor the peace Of Kansas
ns;ructny the Senators of the State and requesting
Representatives to vote against the Lecompton Con.
u,ion, any other Constitution not clear expres-
aoH oil the will of the people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

We shave to thank Messrs. Macfarlane g. FERGUSON
for neatly printed copy of the Rev. T. V. Moore's
able and beautiful sermon. delivered at the funeral Of
tina, excellent man, R. w. Flournoy, Esq. 1t is CD.
titled The Christian Lawyer the claims Of Christi
an,y on the Legal Profession" and does full justice
IN this subiect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

NV ORLEANS, Jan 1.-THE Empire Civ has arrived
up Trane very dull at San FRANCISCO.
The clipper chips Flyaway, from New York and Poly.
pesln from Boston, had arrived at San Rranci,eo
NO lsthnus papers have been received.
The Lewsfrom California Is generally unmpertan,
Lie.: Besle would return to Texas.
The csmes remained the TETON reservation in
Souo a.
IA Lower California polidea! affairs quiet.
A dreadful hurricane the coast had occurred. II
drove thirteen vessels ashore and destroyed many house.
st La Paz an San Bernardino.
The Merrnons had all gone to Salt Lake
The United States irgatc Wabash was bringing home
Co! Anderscns command. Col Anderson before sur
reade ing destroyed all the buildings and cattle at Cas-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

EAKE GAnI.-A seal, weighing over 200 pounds
was .not by Mr.. Covpgton, IN the Appomatto1
river, near Port Walthall, few days ago.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

NEW YORK, JAN l3.-COtton has advanced u with
sales 800 bales 10 for mddling Upland Flour
is irm-snes Of 1900 bbls decline of cts on Ohio
and advance of 10 eta. Southern. State unchanged
Commoni 20 good state Si.2jaSI.3; Ohio siIdtsis"'
Southern Si50aSi 90. Wheat ia frmsales OF :OO 9lsh
els 81 2aS 20 for Southern red white 81 -"
Corn is very dull and quotations nominal Pork
buoyant at Sli e7!aSlJ for Mess. Lard has advanced
ic-salcs to-day nj STAG. cu Whskey is unchanged
sales of Ohio 81! Coffee rm-sales oil 1900 bags
2,.1I ctI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
SENATOR DOUGLAS
ADDITIONAL FROM CALIFORNIA.

MADISON, Jan. lathe Wisconsin Legislature
Democratic caucus passed resolutions endorsing tn
course OF Senator Douglas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

MOBILE, Jas. l3.-Sales of 5000 bales of Cotton to-.
day. Market trm-middng cts; sales three dsys pas:
$500 bales receipts period 800 bslos market gen
orally closed with an advancing tendency
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

BALTIMORE, JAS l3-fonr, Howard street, super.
81 81: extra do 50 JOaJ ~; Ohio super d So extra do.
S. amJ 20; City Mills super 81 so; extra do IS 25aJ %.
Baltimore ground family 81 -; extra do 90 Is Ryo
flour 81 %. Buckwhcat -four 81 2s3 20. Wheat, whlo
81 OJa 10 for PRIME and 81 u for choice samples red
81 G5. 10. Corn meal az 30. Corn, crop, white
5jaJs cents; G2a63 cents Tor yellow Whskey 2Os.i
rnuI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

CHARLESTON, JAS. l3.-Thc Cotton marke, ia hra
with sales amounting TO 900 bslcs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

SAVANNAH, JAN. l3.-Colton has advanced iaic
sales of |, 00O bacs-lnarket firm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

AUGUSTA JAS. l3-Sales OF 900 bales OF Cotton to-day
at an advance of!c Receipts very light.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

RANK ~ COMMERCIAL genera meeting o
80. kh"ld-r- If the Bank o' Commerce, in Frede
s.nurt. on Tuesday, G. b. Scott was unanimously
g. ID President All ss aries we're reduced.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

SrABBIyG-James McDevet, q :onage conductC
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, ID under ARE
in Wheeling, charged with stabbing fireman name
Gilbert Thomas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

RICHMOND MARKETS, JAN. Is, 1858.
FL0UR.-sarss at ~ to Shippers, andi5't to the Ct
trade.
WHEAT-Good to prime Red, sl20al.2j; good
prime white, 81 ,i0al IS.
: CoRN-sses at 5Oa55c. for new, and 6ja7Octs /,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

qulre into the expectancy Oh various ptopo'''oA''
| viz: -.
| By Mr.. DEAyE-Of Incorporating mutual life in.
surancs company in the city Of Lynchburg
| BY Mr.. BYRSE-Of Incorporating the town OF Sut
| ton, 10 the county OF Braxton.
| BY Mr.. OsBouRSE-Of revising altering ana
amending the present -four inspection laws OF Inc
State.
| By Mr. RoNaLp-Of amending the law in relation
to the license tax on incorporated springs companies.
| By Mr.. POWELL Of H.-Of Incorporating hre
insurance company in RomIey, in Hampshire coun-
BY Mr. McKESziE-Of charging all savings
banks bonus THE committee of banks nave a.
ready repored adversely TO this proposition. Inns
resolution was referred to the committee on finance
BY Mr.. GRAHAM-Of a bill for the relief OF oatnuei
| Wheeler, of Wythe county. ,o.c
BY Mr.. GARRETT-Of amending the act OF $780,
| in relation to guardians
By MIR. KEMBLE-Ot requiring the superintendent
of said institutions TO make monthly report 10 me
clerks of the county and corporation courts OF .e
respective counties and corporations OF the Tue
number of vacancies in said institutions lot tne ~
comuodaton OF patients. N, q,
BY Mr.. SEDDoS-0f amending chap. loi' sec' Il
! Of the Code.
ByMr. CARPEsrER-Of extending the Manassas
Gap Rail Road, or a branch thereof. from HARRISON
burg. by way of Augusta Springs, Warm, Hot, and
Healing, or as near as practicable, TO CoViugton.
By Mr.. CARTER of Russell-Of incorporating
company to construct turnpike road, on inai'Iaua
account, from Hansspvile, IN Russell 10 inc hen
lucky line, in the direction OF fike Coufl n'u'e' "
Kentucky.
| PETITIONS PREsENTED.
ByMr. Miller from Lee counIy-For the ereo'
| ton of a dam across Powers river.
| Rv Mr. SEppoy-(For the SPEAKER)-M emoriai
eoo Ersder;ct.b in reference to the inspection
| laws. . n..
By Mr. MCKENZIE, from acknowledgements
ting against the extension OF the Washington anu
| Potomac Rail Road to Strasburg.
ByMr. CARPEsrER, from Bath couoty-RelatIve
| TO the tax on merchants licenses.
By Mr.. HAWKS, from Hsrper's Fery-Reatlve 10
| the corporate limits OF thatto
| THE LlEuTEsAST GovERSoRsHiP
| The Houss resumed the confederation of the Sc
nate bill to provide for filing vacancies 10 the office
| of Lieutenant Governor, etc. "
Mr. CHRISTIAN being entitled to the moor, yielded
his right to Mr. EpMuSDs, who addressed the "a ouse
at length in opposition to that feature of the bill pro-
vidng for the election Of Lieutenant Governor pro
TEN. by the General Assembly.
Mr.BARBouR, Of Culpeper, next obtained the aoor'
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DIRR,

RAyr.-At : oc,ck 4. NJ. on Monday Mar 6, C5s:es
Ino Bats ssed years aud rnonth' youngest child q
The .iys and ni 4 the family respectfully invited t.
~ .de, te g! WI am Bar,a n ~ Ninth sverce
BuRKEon M@.y syenia, NacA bis , Tss5ee No 10,
age sou of the late Merlin Burke If s.. John, N b.
CoLEop Monday Ms c Of ,onseson q the lungs Barnet
cor ts .ss ds c 6e family .re invited to sena the
nrera Thu.sday, lb, a: o'sck p L. nom m' ste ie'i
dence, No N2 Greenwich street
the corner Fik AID Te1th stree,
on Madsy Marek SiI iuel Campbell IL ne 2h yesI q: 10
DAvIsI7 hi, city or Monday Ms-ch8 Of consumption M
Robert r Davis, in The 81. year of his age
IoBBYAt New BrshtoI staep lstnd on s9rdsy moniIs
Thonae ~ and Charlotte b. Hobby aged years II nenth'
81 Hal ,s-d months Il Edward and Margaret Hal
KEMP-n Jersey City on Monday eseuins March a. \
o'clock H. Say Ien.i1ine chd of lame, A AAd cA'o
The enGs o, ne family are respectfully invited e s.nd Ire
JsseD:s, No i9o MOnte merry stree. at 10 s'e-Oci N
MILES Suddenly Monday evening NGyoi Mrs Elizabeth
+ wife Of wD. B. Miles aged - years.
fanesei froa hsy late re.iIea, No Il EGd5e ..se i
oeooi Tb1rslsy afteruoou.
Boston papers pesse copy.
NoBLE-on Tae.iay, March 9 Gorge W. Nbe lste A1chi
tect .nt Builder, IN :he 5iih yea: q las age
Grenwood Cemetery His fisals md .cq, snan;e, are
his ate Ieside2e Of lsty fifth sire ct aud Third
At.ny " y Charleston, : G. aud c.frp. ,, PER. reass
copy
RyMsE3As Fs. w:5Shs.s; Goa3'y on T9s;'y
and Mary A. iIDssy, Esed years mouths aud day
The fueal will BE- held at the NJ L. ChTsh Tan,
town Thursday, tn. IN list a; " O'clock Her te-
will be taken Greenwood Cemetery for Intern, nt
sToRY-on Tuesday; March al MiH's tiOe7 chsre 'en
s C Caroline daughter OF Jacob Story o; New fofk Cry
Due notice will b. Owen Of TIE funeral.
TuRNEE-on MJndsy march afeI 60 aress otth-ee lays
DR.. Wilsam Turner, IN t5e 56.h year Of his age
The funeIa will place Thursday the I'm inst At
BG0k m from his late residence. No. 3S Fourth avenue
The eDds and re.si7-s o. he family aid CT MS brothe
ChsTes Turner esq Deputy Stet Comasionet are invited
90 attend without fIrther noi.se.
VAN COTf-On Monday eyeo ns, March g. Jesse bahsl,e
r1On.hs.
The htd and Of b. family isv< 20 stterd
The funeral a. Ne rs ELs: Tegtk street Wecnesd6 th7
lth ms. o'cl sk p. u. wi,hOu. further nS;sion
"EBsTER-On lIAky evening Mach = Mrs Alice Nebs;e-
dausher OF the s.e IAu-s ITOamton Of SeSsbIry N j.
AGED "a years.
~ mnrIN WI tAse plse Thursday a: fscU hsr late
resd1cTer No. 90 Ess. Broadsay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10
Sales Of stocks ut Boston MARCH 8.

FT,i Bodrd-l6 shares Boston Mainr r. R.. 81; Boston
Prov r. r. 19t, y DO g. Eastsn r. y -: - do ~
81 Fchburg r. R. ely 10 Mich. Cent. r. IA 10 do 74t
90, 74; 100 Phils, VII Bslt R. r 50; vermont Mass
r. r. 9; ~ Western K h l0o; 10 Portland Ports X
X, IS Boston Worcester r. s9 81 Northern r. R bSO
4sl do 454 10 do 4Sl Old Colony Fall River r. r. 49,;
les Cary Imp Co. 9t 80 do b1 81 90 do 9s 2j Wagerly
Co.. q 50 East Boston CO.. li ~ Boston Water Power Co.
Lawrence Msncf Co.. 100 Is Isle RoysIe Mining Co.. 81. 30
do. boz Of he do g. Ptsgurgh Copper Co.. Is TOltec
Mining Co. q IS DO, q ~ do bSe 2. IFS d. u % Mime
MIXING Co., 49, 70 Peusbc Minins Co.. lOi 10 Superior
Mining Co., q. ~ Copper Falls Mining Co. 8; Columbian
Bsrk lO7 Merchant balk 1851. $500 low. state S. os
lO3; & 2CClfNortbern X. K. 6., "A, 81 -
Second Board 10 Concord Railroad AZ CAMBRIDGE Horse
Railroad 80 q heoporsn Railroad so II Isle Royal Mining
Cou Fsly d do boo q. Is Do boz 81; 80 Superior Mining
COMPANY % do ST. ~ Pewabic Mining COMPANY lOi 100
do 100 N Is Copper Fs. Company bio O. 50 ROcs.nd MIN
iBg Company ~ 10 Cary Improvement Company bSO 81 100
Do $50 Boston WsterPOwer Company ~ E.s boston
Company, li
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ArIista.

st,aIsIp ors, troN'u, 'l'anual Illss. aud pa %
ssn.l i. "a al
schr tr,e Kngis1, Newt cn, - C.. days p.ya. s:as,
TO b. bosom : son
Schr ANA a T.. Baker Penrll Rtor NiIigyoa " a, ~
day grG.L ~ f-.st.t
sehT Geo. D-'s PHILIPS Charleston dogs, eos'on &c. 10
DuunsE lu'tn. 30 md very Lrat weather -,
som X r. Storiton, Ireland, Norfolk day, grain % 'si'
seEr fe.As, Hl4usD, f,cSls nj aaJ, ifne.
Steamer 1hos Swan + "a AMMAN days mist Hd pes
TO H. h. CO uwe. AaIcL u =. ID iHHes ~. ~ NSP
LOokGIt lss-.d - Western D., hone Iot
sALkD-S.ps David brown, brLn, on Enpofe ~ ~ riso
hsyIew Valparaiso; Ss FREEMAN, Ntooer .N'H aus
mas Mton, Potter PoIsu.Pnnoei Joan yo1' niye f"t
su.PTince. -
Fou 9 .s,ai'n.-shp R1ar Amy, San FrAneisco, bark
Lima (BreIreu BfS7tr BrIn~n. o. 49, t,,
NlNp--D, rfrg he ia Gom n. W. " W. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

NoRI HARFosY-Fhe Democracy Of Toledo had q
regular setto Monday night on the occasion OF or
oanizigg an Anti LecOmpton Democratic Clu. The
Postmase- ard Col ectOr fe.t called Upou by al ther
hopes OF retaining ofcia! power and plunder, 10 90
something dssDerase, with view ~ defeat tn. re-
a -og was .be consequence. Oarhs and blood QOged
p-Omiscuousy, until the buchanan mob was fairly
beaten down, and the Douglas conspiretor', eue7s ng
calmly fIo1n = chaos, with n-~ luste- and renown
.s-u- forward with tneir work. Tee Dougias CLUB
YVES formed, having among it's members, the Blafe
informs u.s. cea]y AL toe leading pemocr stS-eose
who had held the best position tne party aud mad
" mos secured the confidence. 1Ae I0itdo 1tnI>y
GOOD Democratic authority takes very Responding
We. OF the .,are OF sne party the home OF neral
"t.i1mph s.eedmsu. Il has been INDUCING the
fond nope thet the Kansas .morogEo gas at an end
bnt the marty is now il peri broken up div ded
aid discouraged. The Administration is beng last
" deserted us tnends. lC'rcmttI "aze'N'
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Ry Telegraph.

BOSTON 5arch 9-AT!.s'd 9ng iaS hcLod stIlH N bile.
Below ak Chester, rom .srs. Cnuen--
HIGHLAND LIGHT p. Coo, Ma b :, T. In-Pl'siag Ia,
stesue, Nln. jenkins, iioir Faltl.f,-c.
sCTUATF, M4.ch s.IEe elr ..tou viii be .o;L loss
CsT.o WA De sved.
HILL m,-,h sTe sohr 0Fsl Ill. il FIJI @. wstar; VII
b. total coz Crew sayoc Loaf ire. lu1t.l.
WASHINGTON As.cA To s..ir Amy W i....,. II "a
Nesi orL 10. p, 600 ltAs4 - C,oI ne
IN a SIKH. udft" 2.
SAVANNAH, March 9TtC -t,aIlt-p A. "a All gr aere
from NewY "A 90 90 ok az r.oo.. sae cx ~, rcd
heavy head 'uis -on HsraAs.
CEAkL Ton, Agreh i4e 4. s. Mai. dun
t, Cspi Is rs, i.oG hewl oIk AIMED l,.e a. oucck ME
tlUtsc.y I.oII.ag.
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.,..r., ,o-uo,,ow. In Trcssury Notes there u no

...sr.y ,omor,cw IL Treasury Notes ,herc ~ ~
movement. The discount IS nominaLy Ia! cent
There /. dsrobe consultation about BIDS Tor the
Lew issue but the bid. yet made are email IN amount
Tle DIV Goods suction sIles o-iay were is'ry a.
terj.d and an iopov,ment On 'aie pnces WIS o0-
,sirod Rls,L : as odd well, and there appeared 10
oe batter feeling in Fancy Silks. A caii'ogue Oh
Hosiery brought good prices. considerable amount
Of American stocks go forward by the steamer OF
Wednesday, including one parcel OF s2Oo,ooo Enc
Bonds. The subscription to the Erie loan IN Londoh
reaches a Sc0,GO. The steamer New-l DIX OF Tue
Glaseo. Hne tskes tie mails on Saturday. Inc lin
preston has been that 10 steamer would leave on 'na'
dey.
Ezra Ludlow If. & Co. hold a sale OF Bonds al me
Melcbants Exchange tomorrow Wednesday a'
y! O'CLOCK.
Adrian Il. Muller VII hold his regular auction sale Of
stocks and bonds tomorrow Wednesday at III O'Clock
8. the Merchants Exchange.
s. Diapers daily auction sale Q! bonds ari stocks
viii take place 70 inouow Wednesday, at l2i eIocA'
at the Merchants Exchange.
Albert H. Nicolays regular daily auction sale OF
stocks snd bonds will take place tomorrow Wednes-
dayl at l2I O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Messrs. Thompson Brothers, Bankers No. 2Wal-st.,
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Markets. Reooyted By Teleeraph.

CHARLEsTOA March g. he sales 81 CoTToS tJ-day y.rs
500 boe at tXfItes 81 iOd he lrces AZ .Uic. hsisr
AUGUSTA, Ga, March 8-Ins 81 co to-day
loo bars bdsalCe H.. T. 10.
AUGUSTA, Ca March 9-Col lOAMAIket arm sale. Gag,
Loo bales.
PhLADELPHIA, March 81 LoUR is firm. WHEAT steady:
Lille ri ia I'll ~ Co.'s h hIL Eiie a. 94O0c Y log
ole. NhiskH dull al 2Ic. PROSIsOSs hun. bak MEATS
6G 7c i1 shuIloe AID &c Sds BAoO.7lc SAOul-
dos, aid 81 Ter Sdes LARD Zoe Mss Is
fhILALE LfHA. March 0-fLOUR q, firm rapidly
Cucng stock. WHEAT nm Co.'s ictye 6Da6tc. Poo
VISIONS INN. MISS FOkk oil. RI hIai. NHisAT 2ic
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ror,o-. at. The Mayo e; el.-M,'ioa f'' neF ~"
'FS S@,,S S se:. The Mayor ct eJags1t affirmed
WIN eosts. 49,, en- .. 10 a ON r.,
' si1red as o. ;re rsdoc w-soot .cos;s . % tasE
party. ~ I,.z...-...> 49,. - L,r,;s,va. an -
Scprover ag, Hoirede.Judsms affirmed ~i:h
~ God sgt. Ford u1 sment .ii7nsd, Win Cssts
Fgedeficks sgt. Peyaer.-JU,gmsa, reversed; Law
ss,l ORDERED, cosss abide Nyer'.
Robertson sr. The Mayor, &c.-Judgmen;a nfmea,
vahcJt,s. n.
Ph:en.in cgt. The Mayo, &c.-Judsmert affirmed,
urh cOsts. III,
counsel r. 10y.
costs.
The Bank of Albany SIT. Oh ,at.-J-dgmen at
snn.s Win costs 5usiioe NcOsrtsy diss~ntine
Brady agt Hale.-JudgmeGt affirmed, win ceet''
Aorris az. Pneips.-Judgmens affirmed, wthcost5.
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v,p.s.A attempt, a The S,tndst

49,, h do ,et UPON nv supposed attempts a he 6etndst
- ;ye Der II eporsh however, 70 that The aw io.
-, NV, the plaintiff Eht Of action NJ her oSn mama o be
itor IL b. ha, there whore such "a
,son II showed would awe patty the rodTess % ~nlsn 80
,ss but thc Legislature has not thought NJ -
.h an ~; Ion 20 81 b-ough aDd uu hey DO the Counts ~
NJ Authority sanction 'he bringing u. A. de law y"
fartlss b. witues'es N the oRn behalf some 81 tu
d. wh.h have hrret lore s;od :be way q s.oSnf lem
who has bcn s.duced 20 usnis4 an Scti'n "a b' te
k.se seen ob1atca boz II ~ tho LesfatitI - H..
CoUf,. 70 apply the remedy. Tho DEF sdaH' M . VT
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D.sasssrs. e..

bos1oA March aIhe schr Ocean b..lr of Weaset) won't
ashore On Loig b,ael th ans upp, sd dtosDeJ
d. scn rictod, from l!a'sk t ~ 49, THIS nora
Ing nesT sci.uete--b. s,d. crew sa,cd.
ssnce the above inUr been eiyed that the
crew Of TIE &C Ocean Bride win the on " Capt Chas
and Aaron Rc l1ckeG BY ihng schr TIA. rye u
this city, tey il heir boats she. hurs before being re-
scYra IP, ,.lc.rsph 70 Elye:I Ws,si CD
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COURT CALENDAR-TA,s n,

USIrEDSIArEs DISTRICT COCRT.-Ncs. y, 50 l33,
1876 81, a. e. IA 1870, Il, rs, us 1872, Isl.
SUrREaE CoURr-CIRcUT.--NOs.2 300, 1879, ll91
S So Sa $40 $50 SsS3 S6S 26i 81 81, S55, 500 ri SoJ
&4 S65
SUPREME CouRr-sPEcIAL TzRM-Dsmurrers
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Nos 5s6 $50 to 49, 7Ss 20 las
KISGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CpURT-Thursdgy March
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NdXINE JOURN1L.
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Bark-SaroLe Dennis, Hawai- VIM Ses0n Il S,u
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h. {. SciibAeG Carlisle Phsd pble, Bodie PetGes, J. NJ
1syioT onih, New bern, H. Blackwell 60. Deca' Oakes,
DAVIS, hIt,s ". LuoDsTd Co., os Lincoln, hast
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Worn, s,o.e. lrngr'g, l.'Crsdy MOtt & Co.; f. D.
sgItr Smith Casrlestou, Hom'r Potter; Fair Sins1
AIIoys, H. /. BlrE = -.
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EPISCOPAL C-rcEcH BrRvsD.--fhs cd Epsc?iaI
~ Trptyi Church a. n JodbrIHge vac destroyer ~
f,e m sunday afternoon The ire broke out 80 -
u .Iock III he rooi, he wood WORK ha'ing canga;
tire fr,,n de.,ctive s,ove-pg. j. . SAID TIA, me
va, The oldest Episcopal ChU:ch ed6ce IT. ne Ste<
OF New jersey having been built 10 l'oi-iof year
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eO,-pr ON GENERAL srSSIONS-NARcI 9-5sS-e Re-


During the temporary ab-enoe Of Ju1ge kusseI
Recorder Barnard occ picd tlc bench dey CyE'idsae .
ness was TansI--ed Henry Walker and sanu- Primo 'redl
.hsread with burg ,h third degree pleaded gy 70 p
AGENCY and Eere ente1rcd 70 sA hrths ID ne
Thonlas Murray, charged With stealing box y.
v.sar from Of SS1u- J. S'ewGr, No ~ ZEAL sire
onyic,ed Of pei, Larceny and ea;ced 70 z n'Ihs q
the Penitentisry ,
Joan O. Brien pleaded guilty 20 an sttenpt .
,onIst burglary IL the d degree On The I'd o. reo ary ne
sroke int OF Dora Hous-evsr NJ u Avenue b.
Sentenced - one year in tn Pepito ctiaTy
William Sc we're ana CatharGe Carroll, indicted fJT
grand larceny placed the bar Dc ~ - Fso ~
they robbed Nicholas lines Of money " means :" he
pSneI game Severe tried ard c,nytst. CaEan-e
psded guilty She sentenced 10 years end Two nunLls
70 three ycLs and uons In the sac Psc1
femae child named Cltharue Seltysu TIE child ws1 EN-
poyed By she beet her 1eculy on fe mead
Hnh poker December a. aid today p3" ian eH.iHL
the child Court and described ts wounds a. oelg sh o.
sk description. The APPEARANCE % To- CHA Co. SO sIess
sensation in CoaIi. Sentence Ses reserved
Charles h. jacobson, indicted Tor grand !lrceoyl
pie guilty COMM: that crime Committed
the City Prison for six months
John Hawkins pie lds1 guilty 10 grand larceny, COM
the house Of Sha Carpenter :he 50 ct
senteuced 70 fom yeas sd seven rhs WLe beng
conveyed from the Courtroom 20 the Tomts he made his ess
from the officers.
Pstrlck Holland indicted for grsnd larceny pies lee
guilty TO atteInp grand larceny lie sole satca
100 from Charles H. HaswtI se1;enosd - the fes
testi,ry for one yea- o.,
Patrick Nugent and John Murphy, charged with
Upde7ki No. 1871 South st.ee, Eeb H. we c3nyctfd
Nueent ed and seven months and Nag
phy 70 four years and four months in the State PrsG
John Burke q boy, plesded guilty 20 e charge of
ussry ia the third degree and secced 40 ne Penea
ti.ry Tor three ye.rss and seven nonths.
tOprad n. Miller convicted OF sn assault on PJ-
saloon in Roosevelt Sentenced 20 sx inon,hs the
PeniteniAIy.
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Albany Caste Market.

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received oy NevYoIk Central l. r for the week
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Ias 80 o SArrLE quality about As last
WeeA, Pss 10 DC, nv. weight: about sod
cut changing hands. $1,000 ~ w. ""'- N
SHEEP-- SO-Dll A. nom Il - S.. ard m. s.,y sor,
HoGS-l, SO-Al sold at from 20 Sic. ire uri,b