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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-17

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Corner Commerce and Exchange Streets,
Importers and dealers IN
HARDWARE IND CUTLERY.
I Bar bundle and sheet iron, horse-shues and nails
/ TN plate, nails, mill rocks, boiling cloths.
gin gear, india rubber cotton pln
and mill betting, guns,
pistols, &c.
Hot ~ FURNISHING HARDWARE,
Stoves, Crates, furnanaces, &c
.4gcnts For
HERRiNG'S FIRE PROOF s4EES
BuLLOCKS co TTON Pass,
Are receiving and offer for sale
Ho"--l'oo tons Real Swedes and Refined. all
sizes and shapes go
Sheet and boiler ron--600 sheets and b,na,o,
Steet--iOo cases and bundles all kinds and sizes
&c, &c.
Ares-l200 dog Collins Il Co., Hunt, Simmons
&c N''''i'ons'
cA@'ns-7lOo casks Trace, Ok, Coll and all other
Hoes-A000 dozen, including American mike and
Oval Eye ''''A' anu
noas, Brads and Spikes--iO0o kegs, all sizes.
Hoftor Hare-l00 tons Pots Ovens. Spiders 30
French Pots--500 all sizes
MM Rocks--l000 pair all kinds and sizes
Bafder's Hardrare--A General assortment
tprigh, aud Circatar SawS--S to 50 INCHES II.
ameter.
Pease's Celebrated ThrGshing Machines, Horse
Power and Separators,
] Dung America Corn and Cob Crusher.
Saw and Grist Mill Irons,
Guns, Pistols, Revolvers, and Rifles.
Rope-Cotton and Manila, 1000 coils
I'm plate, banca tin, braziers copper. sheet zine
Sheet 6rass, IRON, copper and brass wire,
sheet lead and pipe, iron pipe,
'innerS tools, plows,
corn shelters,
Str"" curriers' Wbeei burrows, wheat cradles,
spinning wheels, spades and shoyels.
rakcs, pruning and hedge shears,
briar hooks, pruning saws,
DC, sc, Nc.
TIN WARE,
general assortment Wholesale and Retail
HoCSEFURNIsIIlNG GOODS,
general assortment,
oobtag Stores, Warranted TO perform well
'0'es 900 Parlor, Church, Office, Bed Room. {
aud @ her stoves Of handsome patteuIs
r@'es, For Parlor, Office, Bed Room, &C., Of
stylish patterns.
"',,ry-lvory handle Knives, with or without
Forks, ''"'"' d
oshed steel setts and stands, stylish bross and Y
""nS' lenders shove and tongs, pokers,
Jamb hooks, trays curtains, |
bands and pins, pla-
ted silver spoons
and forks,
d every other article necessary for Housekeep
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Boot and Shoe Sbop.
Eclipse is Open!

A NJ IN It IS the choicest and best Favored
1a Lot OF Liquors to be found anywhere :, =
- = ne proprietor, thankful for past luars. hone.
:" DC remembered by his old friends. The nnr
,,'an caa ,here be coniforted, when all ether
Jan g. 80 - A-Asi'
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CHEAP GOODS (,

MI 1l l. NNtClCtp
nj HERMAN, being DESTROYS of selling ont
1vl. hispresent extensive stock of Dry Goods
will sell at rs per cent under usual prices, in or
der the more quickly, to make room for a large
and varied assortment of Merchandise, which be
designs bringing on.
Boots and Shoes.
He has as good It stock of Boots and Shoes
as can be found anywhere. The purchases hav-
ing been made principally of the Manufacturers,
and consequently are of the very best quality,
and cannot fail to give entire satisfaction.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Among which will be found something to please
all tastes; adapted to all wants and all sections.
All new, and selected under his persontl super
vision and direction.
His stock of CLOTHS and CAsSr-
MERS embraces the usual variety; and the
LADIES DRESS GOODS
he has on hand cannot be beaten, as they were
selected by himself, with an eye to the wants of
the Ladies of OKOLONA and surrounding
Country.
Also-Kerseys, Brogans, and all sorts of goods
for Negro wear.
In addition to all these he has a number of
other articles usually found in Variety Store,
which he will set at figures as low as the low
est; to all of which he invites the inspection Of
customers
Oko0na, Feb "a, 80 "a If
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eftA sun
GREATER INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
otaer to insure speedy sale all the Books.
comprising an assortment uf every useful
and entertaining work, published in every de.
paftneht ct literature, VIII be sold rs low as M;
publishers prices, and in many Instances 6r
Tess Oft, worth from 50 cents to 500 will
be delivered with each book at the time Of pur-
chase complete catalogue containing the
best standard works, may be obtained free by
calling or sending by mail to my store, South
east corner OF Dauphin and Royal streets, Mo
bile, Ala.
A. G. TITCOMB.
/. S-Personal attention given to filling and
answering country orders promptly. Persons
residing at Il distance viii be treated with lhe
same libefahty as it present at my store Stran-
gers visiting Mobile should make it Il point "a
call.
Feb. "a, 1879 "a I'm
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W. HICExGoNr.
Dentist,
OkOLONA, MISSISSIPPI.
uly Is, rs. "A v
THE pEg.AEEsIE NEWS

ruD'ished Immediately on the line Of the uobile
and ''hio Railroad, at
,e, ghOh0Ad, CHICK1S4H. 60 prSc
~ THE BEST Advertising medinn I a. c,h;.,
asaw, Monroe, ltawanba, and Pontotao ,'',,,N
'ies mas large circulation in North uiss;ss;,,..;
generally, and is well known in most 100. u
tne southern country. 1t is respectfnlIv a.
commenced to the attention of men Of bns;,,asa
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HELMRoLD's GINUENE PREPARATION urah
y Concentrated Extract Bnchu, for Dise,sas 90 -
the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Vel W.. VI
nesses, de- is safe and pleasant remedy Pr
the advertisement in another column. baadaS
Helmbeid's Genuine Preparation "0'1ed
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIl,
Ar AvTGTT@-n

4h bbitiL OpLlLNE VI uEjiitIj |.
AT AUGUSTA.
INHE TWENTY-SEVENTH ANIMAL
COURSE OF LECTURES in this Tnsti.
tuition, Will commence on the FIRST MONDAY
in November next
FACULTY.
Emeritus Professor of Anatomy, G. M Newton
NJ d.. Anatomy, III. f. Campbell, NJ. d.; Sur.
gerry, L. A Dugas NJ. D.. Materia Medca. The
rapeutics aud Medical Jurisprudence. I. p. Gar
win, NJ. D.; Obstetrics and Diseases Of Wo,nen
and Infants, }. A. Eve, NJ. d.; Physiology and
Pathological Anatomy, II. V. NJ. Miller. NJ u
Professor Of Medical Chemistry Joseph Jones
A. NJ, NJ D.; Institutes and Practice of Nledi'
cine, L. ID. Ford, M D.. Demonstrator of Ana.
tony, Robert Campbell, M. d.; Assistant de-
monstrator, ). b. Simmons, M. D.; Prosecutor
OF the Professor of Surgery, II. w. d. Ford. M
ID. Curator of Museum, L. p. Cleavelaud
Clinical Lectures will be delivered regularly, If
the City Hospital, and at Jackson Street Hnsni.
tai. Ample opportunities will be afforded for the
study OF Practical Anatomy
Fees for the Entire Course e,oz M
Matrcuation Ticket (to be taken once 50n
for further particulars, apply to
Augusta, Ga, Aug. Il, 80. '''
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ADiao can ind fine article of Sage, raised
chssp at W.rS =. ror SAFE
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Bencroic@ Institution esia5liyl,d Jy sp,.
cat h"@o~ment far hc Eejief qfdte Sick
ami DtHTtSSfd, abatm uiM
j!ratcnt omd Epjdemic
DISEASES
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Aore Justice Connolly yesterday, on charge Of
under promise Of marriage, preferred against
duet. Eliza Norton Of No. 2oS First avenue. The So
On an b alleged TO have taken place the II ns'.
me nh inst the prisoner positively refused 20 marry
- eir, alleging as reason that he was going me 20
Ireland. Committed for examination.
Boss rcxr OruAroSs the alleged bogus ticket
ven0er brought before the Mayor yesterday for CIV
ing man named VIM J. Thompson, Of New London,
Conn., emgrant passage ticket to Chicago instead OF
FIRST class ticket which Thompson Paid for The Mayor
made him exchange The iese, 10 did, sad he vas dis.
charged. Detsc~, Keefe arrested man named snS
~ 'ut az. g car yipg OF box Of patent medicne0 ia ,Taa
ns 70 INV rd Fenner, No. II Warren street answer
ro'nm lea hy Justice WEIGH, In default OF ba, -, the
avid Is tyler, Of Warren, Mass, appeared pr'"
Mayo. and complained that be mad been a9nS ~. So.
o., bogus wstch at an auction store on uf' vay A
warrant wns Issued for the arrest Of the ~ tue
| place. and examination set down for y day
| BoID ATTEMPT TO Ron 4 Sf0RE-A private watchman
named Vim. Carroll, IN the employ OF Leroy Co., No
263 Water street, discovered abou. half past O'Clock
on Wednesday night two trying lift mp the grating
over the sidewalk OF the above establishment W gaia
Ambulance 10 the cellar He immediately gave tue alarm
TO policeman, when both Of the men ran on 10 then
required to the basement TO II any goods mai been
stolen, when he suddenly 10 contact with two other
mfn. who, seeing Carroll, started stars.
They both succeeded 10 getting Of the stree do)r and
darted Oh towards the river. They however closely
pursued when Of thom fading that ne likely 10
he caught jumped overheard at Pock slip ferry u was
however, captured and yesterday morning conveyed be-
fore Justice WEIGH, where he gave his conrad
| Price. lie was committed to the Tombs 70 answer.
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POSTAL DIRECTORY
Foreign ana Domestic Malls.

Foreign and Domestic Malls.
TIME OF CLOSING AT TIE NEW YORK OFFICD.
DoxEsrc.. .Norh-A hsny, Buffalo and Canada. s. p n
Western a mail St, ia s Erie Xxx S ands -
South and Southwestern
% s.sslr nsa By railroad * 4 X 4 and and K X
rw be noticed thsf ne Eastern mai BY ssamboa
closea II =. NJ. instead of 5, Nc heretofore.
huHDAY MAILS on sunday all malls cose at thisonce
0u1rossI. By srsner. via Panama, Monday.
The Overland Mali for California leaves n. Louis
designed for should be marked "Overland. via
81. Louls."
Lake city, leaves st Joseph every, SATURDAY, a
BAN Letters should he marked Overland
90. PAurrrc. by steamer. via Panama. Monday.
HAvAxA.....sy steamer CahawDa, Saturday.
New ori:.n: BY ss.m.p snnsssss on
the lss and 18TH Of eaeh month Letters should
b. placed In the once at New York six days pro.
eusors BY steamship City OF Baltimore, satur-
BAnAxA IN the day after The arrival Of esSs altar
month, the sssnsr Earnsk wGl be despatched
al Naa@au NJ r. The United States postage wiz
be FIVE cent. per half ounce on letters, and two
cases in The United States on those ssnt or ~.
ceived.
TIME OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
INDIA. The Overland Nail India closes Lendon M
follows:-via Marseilles. the Sd aud 18th Of
each month. Via Southampton on the l2h and
CHINA. VIA Marseilles the 10th and 26h Via South
ampton 4h and 10th.
AusrRAlA Via Marsees the 10th. Via South.
nptOn and Suez 18th.
MluarrIus. Via bden the eth and 9th of NE month
BRAZIL. Via Southampton on the 9Th of the month
malls London falls on sunday they are made up on the
evening previous
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United States supreme Court.
Before Hon. Judge Hall.


OLD GARDNER CLAIM YORK INSURANCE
AND TRUST COMPANY.
MARCH lo-7he United States u.s. 7hos. C. Field, Public
Administyotor and Administra,or Of Geo a. Gdrdnr-A
motion made TO revive suit abated By the death Of
party The bin of reviver filed the first Monday
in February as and states in substance that the suit
commenced in July 1852, against George A. Gardner of
the New York Life Insurance and Trust Company, charg
ing that Gardner had obtained nearly $500 900 from the
United States under the following crcumsances-At the
close Of the Mexican Gardner claimed that
valuable mines in Mexico of which he was the owner had
been taken away from him by the Mexican government
by reason OF the war for which he claimed the above
sum as indemnify which was allowed TO him by the
missoners OF indemnity. Subsequently, discovered
that the claim fraudulent and Gardner
In Washington, and proceedings civil and criminal
instituted against BIN. In the civil suit the Trust Com
paDy in which Gardner had $3.50 600, alleged 10 be por
ton Of the funds placed TO his credit made party
and epjoned from making any disposition Of the funds
pending the suit. This cause commenced in July,
1852 Gardner subsequently convicted of the crim
nal charge and committed suicide Ia prison. From that
time the civil suit been allowed TO slumber the ounc
taon remaining Lately Mr. Fields, public administrator
Of the city Of New York, applied for letters Of admnisra
ton the estate OF Gardner which issued u him
Mr.. Fields hereupor notice of motion 10 dissolve
the Injunction which motion stands adjourned
TIL April next The present motion is TO revive
the Old suit By making Mr. Fields party defendant in the
place Of Gardner in order that the might be pro-
ceeded with. Objections made 10 the revival of the
SUIT that the acton was never commenced against Card
ner as ne personally eeryed with process and
consequently the Court had ursdcton that the claim
ceased defendant when the claim in the nature OF
Points submitted and decision reserved Mr. Chas
H. Hunt, Assistant District Attorney, appeared for the
motion, and Mr. Q. A. Tappan against II.
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Brooklyn City News.

REPUBLICAN CRY N0MINAuoys.-The Republican City
Convention met at NO. Court street last night--Mr.
Charles JONES' Of the Ninth ward in the chair and
minated the following condidates:1ayor John A. Cross
CITY Treasurer, Ezra Baldwin, Comptroller Wm. b.
Lewis, AuditOr, Daniel l. Northup.
Mr.. BENZ HASKELL OF the First ward, offered the FOL
lowing resolutions in favor Of Registry law, which were
adopted by nearly unanimous vote
Resolved, That the passage Of Registry law by the
present Legislature 10 demanded alike by the voice o the
people aud the interests Of the state and that we, the
republicans Of the city Of Brooklyn, consider the repob
lean party Of the whole State fairly committed " &C.
curing such law.
Resolved, That we view with much anxiety the delay
OF The Legislature 10 enact Registry law and urge
upon our representatives at Albany continue their
active efforts 10 It's behalf
committee OF five was appointed npprise the cand
Of their nomination. when the Convention adjourned
10 the call Of the Chair.
OHPo1noS TO Albany LEGrsrAuoS.-A adjourned meet
ing of those opposed 70 che passage Of the Water and
Sewerage bills, before the legislature was held In
the City Hall last night. There large attendance
d. p barnard PRESIDED and addresses in Opposition TO
the bills made by John A. Dayton W. Gilbert j.
y. Bennessey, Rodney S. Church, Colonel Jack aud
Others Of resolutions were adopted directing
the Chairman 10 appoint committee OF two from
ward prepare Temonsrance for presentation ~ the
legislature, and the meeting adjourned Till next Iues
esy.
Counterfeit Ave dollar bills on tho Bank Of Mystic,
Conn, we're put in circulation Ias! night.
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Increase sa4,Ss 90 1904 Al $3.50 90 4l,ol7 ID
Annexed the sections OF the Civil Appropriation bill

Annexed the sections OF the Civil Appropriation bill
which provide for the reissue Of treasury notes.
Sec. g. And be it further enacted That the power
issue and issue treasury notes. conferred the Pres
dent Of the United States by the act entitled can act to
authorse the issue OF treasury notes. approved the 23d
december 1885, be- aud the hereby is revived and
continued in force from the passage of this act until the
LIST day OF july 1861 and defray the expenses thereof
Provided That the said notes may be issued bearing
interest not exceeding six per centum per annum and
that shall not he necessary directed by the original
act aforesaid after advertisement exchange them for
such exchange at the lowest rate OF interest upon said
notes. and that in all other respects the reissue Of
treasury notes shall be subject the conditions
or the act aforesaid.
the Treasury Is hereby authorized under the of June
H. 1885, to Issue coupon registered stock the pur
chaser may elect.
The Hartford Couyant says
We understand that three Of our city banks have been
bitten 10 the amount of $4,000 by means bogus paper
the name and purportng to be by the rm Of which he
was formerly member. The paper held, learn,
the following bans:-Hartford 0O0 Phoenix $40 OO0
Merchants and Manufacturers, 5000
A Columbus special despatch to the Cincinnati CONNER
ct0l of the 9Th, says
There Is great deal Of speculation here cha
racter OF the report the Bresin dealcaton and OHIO
Life and Trust Company flufc, which will be presented
TO the Legislature to morrow morning.
IL understood that securities representing hun
dred and thirty thousand dollars have recovered
from Breslin.
forthcoming report gives such clue that the State will be
able TO the entire of the defacation-
threeQuasters OF fnion-f she will follow the matter
up vigorously.
Resns affidavit is little more than an appeal for TOR
giveness. The disclosures Of portance were wrung
from other parties.
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SANDY HOOK. March 10. suuset--shps william Tell and
anchored in The bay all bound out One brig and schr
and light; weather clear.
SQuAE March TO- sunset-One brig Off shore, bound in
Wind ssW, and fresh; weather hazy.
HIGHLANDS. March TO- snnse-Two briggs and one bark
of the Highlands, bound in Wind s, light; weather hazy.
miscellaneous.
* lies SINK in about
probably be raised without officially. The IN collision
She is but little injured and WIN proceed her voyage
morrow or next day The Baltimore Insured hull for
he wharf Baltimore PM Tuesday; O'clock in the
evening u mites below Thomas Point made steamer T,a.
more from Havana on our port bow; as she nsared the
pal whistle given BALTIMORE came nearer we cS
ysred @ tks had put her helm sreoard and heading
and requested ne ns 70 9 he on was too late
three panks beovhe lower deck waierways ,abna
away rsi fore ana as With quarter boat davis re-
ascertain oamsge which he agreed and after getting
o. " h9 sae opgs s and wanted assist
board the Baltimore s he thought we're setSg fast in tbs
Baltimore supposng steuer baltimore WAS doing Set The
same and had not sustained any serious damage but
anchored to wa for daygh stopped Locust Point Tor
reported :? me that the steamer Baltimore had sunk that
abe CHE D nad her crew on board The captain
report any serlons damage TO his vessel
sur ErIzAnErn or high water at O'Clock morning
lies scuate beach, where can be dschsrced The
appearance OF the ship about the hn has changed
up on The ne se cem a soor pssea
number Of Br bark Ihurus or bound not stated
tons rsssier built a Rockana Mo in 1854 and owSed n
srootne ne hne mas cargo Of iogwood had pilot on
scHR woodruff SINS, Brooks from Maanzas for Phadc
phia, put into wilmington Nc. 9Th inst in dis,ress
n Scr. ,ss W. ds s 16ausy at Baltimore from Sea-
nd swept decks.
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news came 10 hand
FRMGH1s.-To Liverpool 500 boxes cheese were engaged
by steamer 25s., 100 bbs pork at p. t., % boxes
bacon 1884, 100 terces rice by steamer at % and 100
bales OF 316d 10 London 80 terce beef were
engaged at d. Cd. and IS boxes bacon at 22s Cd To
Glasgow 40 terces rice we're engaged at o. t. vessel
chartered for Trinidad dc Cuba ut 81 Nc for sugar and
at 80 for molasses
Hay was steady with gacg of 400 500 bales at 700.
q 75c
lgoS-ScOtch pig quiet ut $50 D $31, months.
H0Ps exhibited 1rmness, and 10 better de-
mand sales Of 900 700 bales old reported on
speculation at &C., fair TO prime were nrm at f2c.
n lSc.
I1sE was more plenty with fair sales Of Rockllnd ut
65c. for common, while lump unchanged.
AfoAsstS The market was without change of moment
The sales embraced 40 hhds Cuba muscovsdo aoc
400 bbs New Orleans at CSC Acc chiefly at 500 40c
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quite stetey, Will Sac6, WtniD
the range OF our quotations Southern flour was I'M
changed, while the sales about $500 bbls. within
the range OF quotations. Wheat less active and
buoyant the sales embraced about Is bushels ncud
ing white Michigan at 81 S. good red do at 81 AS and
erior red Tennessee at 81 90 Barley inactive
a soc. Rye ranged at SOC. 90c Corn was heavy and
quiet the sales embraced about ~ 900 IA 600 bushels
including Western mixed in store, at $780, white Jersey
s sSc and Southern at &c. &c. Oats steady and
prices unchanged.
CoFrEE-The market was firm, but quiet and sales
limited Sales $50 bags Caps made a. p. t., and As
do Gonaives at 10%c, and As do. Iaguayra at 12kc.
CouoN.-The cotton market was active and firm The
foreign news impaired more 1rmness TO prices, and
the sales embraced between 900 and 900 bales about
1000 OF which said to have been made in transu
The market closed firm at the following quotations.:
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CLEARED.
Steamship Northern Light Tnkepaugh, Aspinwall-D B
ssSS Monterey sI%h Eas Sale
ship Deyonahirs Lord mGndonIE Morgan Wiley
Ship aurbut Mason. New orieans-stanton 4 Thomp.
boa
Bark g !, Means Means Darien-C Il Peters
Brig " K Klbby stanley Havana-F D Chase.
sc6r nsnuioal, Wentworth G!b@rs- + SrooEIsaa Co.
s ss amb nq HsTs $ psT Tqpsv
schr Bradshaw, Fsh, Mobis-Poat sn'ih / Co
scnr Robin Wallace Jsck.onvine- Ihompson Haater.
s sssr s spOnE as sq% nryy
sesr Andrews, Putnam, Washington.
schr Milton; stec,nsn, pnilsdeiohia--.as hana.
ssSr sd1anse isianssU sesa mekSs BOY n''h
ssss vsr queen ssyneds Fan
Steamer Boston, sellew, Phiadelnb,a
Steamer Artisan Cundih, South Amboy.
ARRIVED
s'eamahD jamestown Parish Richmond. &c. with mdne
steamship Locust Point FRENCH saanore With mdss
SHIP Bebiah 1hayer tor Rockan Monroe Boston, days,
in ballast, to W Trupdy WY ~
Bark Adelaide Cooper tof phgon) Bailey Havana Feb s7
with sugar, tobacco &C. 10 Walsh uaryer chase ~
bsg JoseoS Park of Boston, Park carienas Feb IS with
Grig John Jones Mills Charleston days With cotton &C.
sehr Electric Light Cof Portland Hume s. Jago Feb IS,
"i Sb nuS Sa, &c, u t,, master ~.
with salt. TO Permission 4 Jones. - Oa' o.
ssas snGw cs6 nc Jones Jerem Feb 81 with
scsr caroline caroline ERsht Paiher Igbec days.
s schr pWslsegss;aph Ncnerson; Boston DAYS
schr Ann s sa,er, Fish, wareh iDa 1'''-e'AiA
nchr Gen Clnch. Kelly. Hyanns
Schr Q d Hallock Smith, New Haven
sehr Ri1ggod Fer with mdse from wreck or shp Adons
Steamer Bon,on, Scllew. Philadelphia.
Steamer A Bowman, Clark, Providence
The ufea Actt
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Movement I'm Real Estate.
Rrr I RlaaCker SOn II 20

BY A. j. Bleecker Son Co.
~ O. cor 9Th av and 92d st., lots. $40 400
18th st. brown stone house and lot No 161 West 10000
18th houses and lois Nos Dol and 203 West 100
1lth st., story and base brick house and lot No.
ood ri q story ana haze ,r.t ha.a ans LOT M 80
18th st. story Eng base brown iooSo
lssh st., s I lots ss with juidr:: $500
west................ %, Nos. 1854 to l62,
26th St., lots, w'' .................. each s,So"
West......- ~ buildings, Nos. 80 TO W,
99th st., ...................ea cn BOB
QQtb ot, n. g., 200 IT, west Sth ay ...,,. $50
sL, lot, n. g., 800 II. east 9th av ...,... T25
iC0th ST. lot, S. 1926 f. west 9Th ......... $50
by Z. "a. Ludlow & Co.
Store and lot rs Water st. 22x63. ....... 10 $50
House and lot on Henry st., Scsmme 24x7S 5,7i0
House and lot ia Pearl st., 22x70 ........ q 900
lots on 18Th st., near LIST av., together. 662
BROOKLYN
House and lot Boerum and Atlantic sts. .. $3.50
BY A. H. Muller.
BROOKLYN
House and lots SO Livingston st., 25xl60 ...... $3.50
Z" 90 1872 Vanderbilt av., 25xi00 ......... 2,640
4" Hanover place 2ox6o. .......... 2,425
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

IHCKshNN, March IU-b ?. n.
ASHES The market was steady, with sales OF 20 90
bbs. pots at $40, and pearls at 57sc
BREApsruFF.-F lour-Commop grades Of State and West
ern less buoyant and active, while in some cases
prices were easier Good to prime extra brands IN
changed. The sales emb about 900 10 900 bbls
closing within the following range of nrices.-- -