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new YORK HERALD THURSDAY, JANUARY 2e 1890

,ze,sa of he State in ~hl-n n y i~cn zpi As.s
lore un ter ;hs constitution tast a. 81 su> ~ "easd
In the several (o.hef) States 70 Ill privileges aai una,i
lies Of c1srso the lsy Of nature . shisa Dsrs p.i
ikm 10 frequently appeals win ;r-csst's,y de1S1i w
dsrouncc Of our Usicn We m.inssn 10. To- negro
not permitted during n u battle % staA !aL,
place N tho fS1dsns,t1i Institutions OF our c3an-ry
where With ial ow,Y 70 accomplish ID, fe p1rpsss, -
may rE rnNi tie h,rr ytsn ssall % his of. sure 10
apply .hs tsIcn tra ssSlots aar rspr;ali, forever
&knA Eos7s-"It N highly 4. tai. tho cocrt bo,cs
should DC ccrreeci - :hs wsa Is has taxsa Of ,ois
mater, sntc ne Doctrine lard down by IN This saa,saes
1consstant vita tic pslss OF thr cYantry aud ~
rights Of osh-r s.s'ss irsr Lord s;owon, Doisoa %
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CLEARED.
s:ssDst7 Fs.ss;s Murray ussres'cc-sycrcrd, Tss.cn
,s.ea1ashr -sanes:swa. sLrSsr. Sofier. ae-Luil.n
Steamship Caesar.ase, Crcwe. sa.l,a,re-E Cromwell
Mss.shs yarssrresrs Powell. psrs,sna-R Crsnwss
sn,s sss.si sssslG sarsoa seg o.s,ss-Su Brhsn
B.Ea H pasa 54s,.y y3TisaI ~ 1syAsv
ss sasss ssrrsS essssa,.- rro sis 0 Sons
s.s Ja ss sass.wsy. sns.ssr SiEsa.Ssssn Son.
scAr Gu Eosk. M::rhsl.. Arsoyo--Maiera IaasEsOn.
sess sr.si Ysas1s ssrsss ~ James
s s,sr H. = s y,,.. :;rpe,. sssae.
ssS Bal ssSssssi KEY @ o saSsan Co.
scSr New jersey Vas s 1'TS. sran as
scnr Surprise. Csc. cAa-les.o.-po,lrer Potter
schr l.':..as Msge 81 .shs sparsBre;I Son 1 CO.
s ss Sssl.s; |,e.ss, sSs.as5 5 ~ 1sssAce
sssr Fsf r,a nsi nsrs, Mas Co.
Steamer oclo-srs, Fowler. scu.a Ambcy.
ARRIVED
wsssa: ~, 5.ss "a si from :eo:sS ss.s
rom se iecsss and vas Ss. bio sns ssry ss
" a. ns s TIE n'a3s s ss . Il gale:
sss Is az ssgssS ss ssa 'a
ana !, % 0a with md'e
rSsYs % H.s + A esS; S and Nv
s'fs e H,sss Z, I'll .p f.
and SPOKE ar BRIG Assieisn RIO Hache liverpool
sss 4 s "a
hssvS gasS from ne aestwa Dec y IN he 0rnoco River
5: @ sssIs {: e S I D.::ss s as
Brig Irls OBJ Parker, oOrnwaRh NE days. With poa-
days VIII nasa s.ores MISTER. Experienced heavy wea
Brig olive eos Ns,hiss, Stevens. Philadelphia days. with
humber, bound to Paramount NH Put this port
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Hl#NSy, jan p, IS50.
The Argument L 10 Lennon slave was closed 70
day. Cna,ies 0loor, ESQ, c!osot lis argument in tns
morning. wien Mr.. Blunt spofe 'or a5out hour Mr.
We Evas.s then argued rer,y Ne 0'sonor 70 which
The lai.er s3e3, c,fIg before lie rising OF tbs Court
hf Blum, aliuied TO tbs !Ahns health Of chsr Justice
Teney ra remarked that p-ch,r.y before ong the su
pr ars Cou-. .: :hs r,.sd s.ss wou % co1s.rus,ed
differently % via. !. Is 4. 1fxen.- .
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PERSON Al.

A CHILD TO BE ADoPrED-ANY PERSON OF
means Whaling T. ADOPT healthy male child, noatls
tween Eahih and Ninth a.enues, third hoor o,; HA-
sfactory information viii be given. Apply for tbee dayq
from this advertisement
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AssyA< ron sxs svrx-rgn Dag.
s1N K1sr 10 Sow zsTs. H9
20 asR 10 46
~--~'->- >>-~----~>>>
Port ~f New York. Ian N Arv As. 1850.
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Ono brig.
SAILED.

Seamshp Jrra fB Liverpool; ships Cuvafor do; LaIa
Rookh, Nassau; Judith New Orle,ns, barks PenEnn, Hong
Kong Anta gonie dpey NSW Laura and Union and for
Bremen; Jos Fsh, Cardenas; Alexina. Savannah :
Aso, seamahps Nashville. Charleston; Jamestown, Nor
foik Ac Chesapeake. baltimore; ship Jumna, Savannah
Wind during Tic day from Sw to NV.
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A HEALTHY MALE BABY FOR ADOPTION. TWO
a months old Call for three days No Horsao street.
lcar kighth avenue frs. door, back room.
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hold II.
l. The provisions Of the federal constitution for s pro-
faith.
unbelievers keep all lawful contracts.
3. Portals mode Of keeping promises ('Merchant Of
Venice" act scene ~ is allowable only in respect to
pacts having the form OF contras but which are Of ne
binding force or obligation in law or morals.
4. The American citizen, who, applying Shaksperc's
higher law, aud devoted to those informal deiuss Eva
sion and Crcpmvenuon may be Justified il the constitu
uonai compact be VOID; but If !. be VALID be violates
honor and conscience. may DO, however, that hts de-
vices too subtle and Ingenious 70 be reached by ord
nary legal sane.ons tsee last sentence IN Re Kirk,
Ren a7s sms t. go cnshnr sss '" 1R az AZ
mira foin,-The oct Of March 81, 1917, as revised in
the repeal Of ts exceptions in ls4, rightly understood
"a = i, Z, II r ! $50, to is LAWS & &
H. The words fimported introduced or brought into this
sate, unless extended BY construction beyond their
custody OF citizen Of slsveholdng State being his owner
when quietly passing through this Stale lawful occasion
and without 9s Innscssary delay Claws Of ISL 49,
l. The repeal BY the act Of ls4i Of the special privileges
given by n to inclusive Of the Of 1917, the Wow
most adverse to the slave merely words im.
ported introduced brought nto' to DO applied accord
ing TO their natural import without these sections So
srued they would not extend 70 carrying through
the State. The word nto' differs 10 meaning from the
word within used In the legislation 1857 marks
the characteristic difference between II and that 1917
impossible to give TO the legislation Of 1917 the
comprehensive effect which designed by the treason
able resolution Of 1887 All viii admit that fugitive
from slavery in Virginia found in Vermont may be car
red back through New York under extradidon cert
cate THIS would 10 provo that carrying through
tie State not in the Judgment OF tho Legislature
bringing into the State within the meaning OF the act Of
1917. lCnria BY sorry, T. l6 Peters r. GA. cmia BY
shaw, j. Is Pick 224)
Ettrth Point The State Of New York cannot, without
violating the constitution OF the United States restrain
citizen OF slater State from pcaccably passing through her
territory with lis slaves or other property swfai visit
TO state where eiavcry is allowed by law.
l. Congress has powcr 70 regulate commerce with To-
reign nations, and among the several States and with Tho
Indian tribes" (Const I. 8, art. ], 9, srsd s
II. This power II aassutey exclusive in Congress, SO
that no state consutcnay enact any regulation OF
commerce between the Safes whether Congress has cy
ercscd tho power tie matter in question or ,
u free. Pssscrgcr csses, How. U. s r, 672. Per
Mclean j. How. p. 400. Wayne J. and the Court
Howe 49, All. Mckinley }. How ass s,sry J. Cry Of
y y "a, hir. y Peters i5s, 1sa, 15e. shaw Cd. ].
Sim . case, GushDg 299, az
l. al ever:s the States haze Do reserved the right
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cncc OF human beings in such state may be supposed
there is no law The prudential resolves OF an individual
for his own government do not come under the dcuom
nation OF law law in the forensic sense is wholly OF
social origin II is q restraint imposed BIZ society upo
itself aud It's members Rutherforths Inst, l. CHI /,
sec az nj, Com al Kont . Whcaton a Elements
OF mt law to 10 Ocoper's Justinan: Notes D. l05)
l. II there was any such thing as law OF nature ia
the forensic sense OF tho word law ii must be Of absolute
and paramount Obligation in all Chimes ages courts and
places Unborn with the moral constitution OF man il
must control him eyerywhcre and Override as vi ions
nnrrr,s ma xoia svcr crnos,r dccrae or.cso,,o %;
courts at cesat,,rcs And accordinrly Backstone re-
ncainr Idle sncecb Of cshcrs un the suhicrf ,e,
3. ths, the Law OF nature s binding M over the sobe and
that no human laws are of any ySiity II contrary 10
n Wendells blackstone 49, al az ana notesl Yet ms
the judiciary OF England have at ali times
negro slavery "a he a valid basts az LEGAL ricnta
follows either Ina. such slavery in The PRACTICAL
Judgment Of The common aw is mot contrary To tho
az nature or n il be- that suc law Of nature 4 ~ NO sorcs
in any English court
D me common law ;udres OF England whilst t,,cv
broke the ettcrs Of any negro slave who came into
country held themselves Bound 10 enforce contracts for
the rurchasc and sale az such saves and 70 give
for damages done TO the right OF property in Them Tas
involves the propcstou that there was no paramount law
NJ which ro,vs ro--o
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LONG BRANCH. JAM r. sunsei-No inward bound yes-
ses In sight Wind fresh from W. weather clear.
HIGHLANDS Jan Is sunset-Cne brig In the eastern ons
bound IN. Wind freah from n "; weather clear. "
FORT LAFAYETTE, Jan 25 sunset-one shp near the
Hook IN tow bound Ia. Bark Penguin Hong Kong passed
down the parrows at 1880 PM. Wind fresh from NV wea-
ther clear
SANDY HOOK, Jan Is sauset-Oue ship going up Syash
Channel in tow Steamship Jura for Liverpool passed
PM. Wind fresh from NV; weather clear. =
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Affirming Judgment OF Mr. Justice Game. From this
decision the plaintiff appealed 70 the Court Of Errors. AZ
II is Importance and being in eject one between the
states Virginia and New York have preference but
The Judges thought otherwise and had 70 take It's regn
has been Al length reached q. period when the vo-
Ism, agitation Of the question Of slavery the jealousy with
which al action the part Of this state 10 watched
BY Southern neghbors, and the position which the
Aadtng counsel-Mr 0Conor and Mr.. Erarts-occupy,
reconed leaders Of the pro slavery democrats and the
ysnd what wou'd have had at any time heretofore
Mr.. o'COSoR's ARGUMENT.
Mr. o'Conor made The opening argument, OF which We
give the points
Rrx Point -Exccpt 20 fx as the State Of New York
asuld rgrfuily and without ranscendng restraints i'm
psesd upon her sovereignty by the constellation Of The
omitted Ssatcs forbid the d, Of slavery 70 exs within
= far ss she has in fact, expressly or impiediy forbid
Ian BY actual Legislation, African negro may be law
1nry aeld in that condition In this STATE.
he ancient general common law OF this State au
herized the holding Of negroes slaves therein The
aaoary mover bad any constitutional power 70 annu rc
eal Get aside this law and consequently, II is only by
rce Of some positive enactment Of the Legislative anho
Wy that coming into territory with slaves in his
II title to them as bis property.
i. In every known Judgment, argument opinion o.
td in some form that Al an early pcrod negro slavery ex
III Ter the municipal law In each one of tho thrtesn
original Mates which formed Ibis repub'ic by declaring
u ndepc. Nence in 1776 and adopting its constitution IN
1fsa BY Shat means II had its rst reception and
tablshncrt any Of them institution sanctioned by
~ mar rot Nc historically traccable bu. il most not
an Of ITEM sno certsnly IN New York Was expressly
recorrxcd by ST. Nutc prior 10 the time when the states
fhcrseiyos ssscrt thor Independence (2s Ot lsoS
Van SrAs;ck,s law y. So 80 0ct, IRA, M o. is7 Co.
Sorai siays act Of Se York, March s. l,3s Jask vs.
Nsytir 10 wsrd s9s Jackson Va. Balioch IL Gran r
"a m m Cnro,b =. AYES, Is Pick cos-9 Per Car
Scott w. sanford, 10 a. ~ so7-s HArgraves Arg,-,
rsnt Sth 20 STATE Trs. pa - 60 Per Mclean j. 10 Pc
tsn oe0-16 ID. .. 507
Of fnxsnd and copserueu,,v vas not imported thcn,e
visn.ee or other permansat dom, Vsic slavery Of suy
And Which bad ever exsted n EngaL o. oeen Known
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TT THE PROPRIETOR OF SALOON IN NEW YORK.
WIKI whom Silver Watch depos ted and o. wheh
small advanced, the 9Th 18th Of Bccembc
last win send hs address 10 H. r., Herald oce, be shah b
paid and iJeruly arded.
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HiExx ANDERSON,
Lowell Three ply and Ingram Carpets No. - 0'"'s'
5000 ysrdsin ingram Carpsdne, s. and T. per yard.
n INV GOODS AT Low PRICES
fowen and a.isSsS ISrss e
Common inssn. from 4. % T.
81 6 Gsss: :: Z Z e. e.. 20 S:Td yard
ga So S' %lnS q 19 sS! pss yard
h''''' A0s' &c. T. f. BEATTY No. sreur.s Avenue,
Near the Cooper Institute.
GRANn oPzEINa Or SPRING GOODS.
s: ~ sssss as::s and Button.
ssesieEorf Ed1hs and in.s.tanr,
g.: ssS So.,s sDs 5asn I'd h s,
F F.ss SSes co q svs "a d sso1 ss
Al . md bus Curtains. .os
x e, q: g Esr cent lower than any house in tbs CITY, An
TAMEs GRAY co.
NEW PARIS oRaAND1Es AND De SAsEa isS''''a
ONE CASE PINEAPPLE TISSUES.
72o Broadway, corner Of Wayerley place.
T ODD q TAYLOR,
Nos. 4sl so;4s7 BROADWAY, corner Grand ssrset)
Rich PARIS DRESS SILKS.
n eea& vsrtety, including
Loo ELEGANT SILK ROBES,
m 8, and nouAess, (new svlss.)
On sAYLos'
~ ~ Broadway,
ss1HA sf 0yaaA srssG
NEW DRIES aooDa
yuss rsssavsd, pr steamer Peraa,
rWHNTYsBvEN CASES LATEST NovxLTza
Recoved direct from Paria
RErAnxD AT REDUCED PRICWi
I.e.dng yaz!ssx Of so4.sx nsx ~ sesus.l g.
ysrd. " =
. 70 ~ Grind aRssl
6l 70 ~ BRoADwAR
Corner Grand aReeu
FRENCH AND soo7en ExBRomxRB,
New Shapes and ped1ns iua received.
Also IN
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF LA0na
harding LACE GOODS q evEz As0.Raa
Mo-. - b ~ GRAD sLknErSv
r AUhlg AND cHnDRHNs CL0rHIIa;-a CHA a1
IL BuR4 eGsbNuhnneuk The oldes and 49, o. vnlt9d
s - aiwa. e .%pie ssDpy 40 i ESS WA
1Ae saS o.:s ssBs. e ladies' ana
siII co. s1R1lS u SpsSSsy, n SiaiS assI
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At 81 So with Chicago spring at 81 rs and Mlwau
hee Club reported q. 81 2s Corn opened dull and heavy
bracsd about 10, 900 bushels, including Western mixed
unsoupd Al 1885, sound and good do Al 7ic 76c. choice
At 7ec and Jersey and southern yellow at Tso
made at Soc. and 600 DO four rowed State
reported at PIT Barley malt was inactive at $50 9oc
Oats were In fair demand, with sales of Western and
Canadian at 43c 431sc and Of State at 1870 . 44c.
Rye was quiet and nominal.
ConsE-Ihe market quiet, but firm; $50 bags Java
were sold at l5s4c. with small lots Rio o. D. t.
CoIIoS-Previous 70 the reoepI OF the foreign news
the market steady and the sales reached about 500
ooe bales Aer the news came to hand no sales OF mo-
ment were reported the parcels sold in the forenoon
at unchanged rates.
FREGHn-Rates were firm for English ports, while en-
gsgements fair To Liverpool about %, coo bushels
wheat engaged In bulk bags at 614d 61d 81
boxes bacon 2s Cd 25 tons taow at Cos 10 bales Sea
Island cotton BY es%s at a. square were oi hr 91o%
Atlantic dock at Is. Cd, with some, by the hrst packet
to sail at d Cd. To London $50 bills flour were en-
gagged At D. 3d. so boxes bacon at 2 3D. Rates 70 the
GuSSY CIom sale Of 100 bales made at 1870. less
HAy-The market was steady with sales OF a few hun
dred bales Tor shipment chiefly at about 81 100 lbs
'Hops were quiet and sales were limited, at &c. l2c
MoIAssss.-A sale Of 100 bbs. Texas was made on
NAVAL sroRrs-The market was without spirit, and
transactions limited. sale Of 100 bbs spirits turpen
tine made in shipping order ut 46c Other descrip
tons in the absence Of Gales Of momen. nominal
PROVISIONS -IOrk-the mhTket WbS urn ana the Q6
fair, with Of about 600 bills, including
mess, at ST. 80 SIS old do. at SIT As 81 60. ;
old prime So s7 $13; at $l3 49, for uninspect
ed prime was at $l4 As sl4 So Beef was firm and
the demand fair, with GALES Of about or 700 bbls.
including country mess, at S. So; repacked
mess at 50 $40 so, and extra do at $ll 25 sl2 So
Prime and India mess were inactive and nominal.
Beef hams were In moderate demand at $l2 90 Sl6 ba
con was firm and in demand at exc . Ike; lard was
better and In steady request with sales Of about 400 bb
at l0Ac. 1lIc Cutmeats more steady, with sales Of
200 hhds and iierces at &c 7Sc for shoulders and
SIC. exc, with some repacked quoted at l0c Butter
was heavy; white choice was in moderate request and
prices unchanged
RIcE-Sales Of 100 casks were made at 4c. a4Xc.
SrcEs.-A sale Of So cases Of nutmegs made at
p.
SuGARs.-The market was again active with GALES tore
fners jobbers and on speculation. The transactions
footed up 900 200 hhds chiefly Cuba muscovadoes
including refining goods mostly within the range of 5Sc
exc. and &C., and grocery goods at 6%c, a7l4c and
some Poto Rico IA a7Ac, and Is hhds Melado at &c.
a4Ac.
wmsKEY.-The market wss nrm, with sales of 800 to
AGO bbls at 81 Nc, with some sales reported at q c,
and, in good barrels, 1t 22c
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xne e,changes at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s2955O,l0S GA, and the balances
sl,199,s7s As.
BY the Hammonia, at this port this noon, we
have Lonon papers as late as April TO- The last
report of he market for American securities was
by the Ameica, of the It'll inst. American railway
bonds and sares, says the London Times of the
10th, have gnerally advanced, especially those of
the Michigan Southern, New York Central, New
York and Erie and Pennsylvania Central lines.
The electonfor directors Of the New York and
Harlem Railroad Company for the coming year
viii take place a. the Companys office, Fourth ave-
nue. and Twenty-sxth street, on Tuesday, the 18th
of May next. The books will be closed on the
5th Of May. 1t is r,mored that the Grand Trunk
Railway Company hve been quietly buying up the
Harlem stock, at thepresent range Of low prices,
with view to build tie Lebanon Springs road from
Chatham -Four Corners to Bennington, "a distance
Of fftytwo milesD which is partly graded; thus
by controlling the hrlem Railroad, the Grand
Trunk Railway Company would be enabled to Sc
cure to themselves iirect line from Montreal,
Canada, to the city Of New York, over the
Harlem Railroad. Such movement would pro-
badly be profitable enterprise for the Grand
Trunk Railway Company, IN the present low con.
dition of Harlem stock. There is no doubt that it
would be exceedingly beneficial to the interests of
the stockholders Of the Harlem Company. The
charter of the Lebanon Springs Railroad Company
has been extended, by an act Of the present Legis
lature, for two years, which has been signed
by the Governor and has become law.
We have been handed by MI. Camacho the fol.
lowing table of the expectations from New York
to Venezuela in the first quarter Of 1867
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Total, Is vessels az Am and venez .s226 o42 So
The New Orleans Picayune of the evening of the
18th, per Adams Express, says:-

IotaI, Id Vessels (IZ AM anu VeneZ) SZ26 042 SO
The New Orleans Picayune of the evening Of the
18th, per Adams Express, says
The discount movement to day discloses ne change of
any kind on our last report Capital in good supply
and active demand throughout previous rates OF dis
count were generally maintained all round. The ex.
change market continues inacve and have heavy
operations to report In either foreign domestic bills
New York sight frmer this morning, and hear Of
moderate sales at full prices; attempt the part Of
drawers and sellers to advance rates. however
reaction and transactions were limited during the
mander OF the day The movement in other descriptions
indicated change OF kind and the market closed
quiet at the suboned quotations. viz-Clear sterling bills
107x 1885 and 10s.1 bill Of lading drafts lot 1919
and l07H; francs st. 1s2< ST. 239z per dollar sixty
day bills on New York, &C., IL liz and IL per cent
discount; sight, Il discount 10 par and per cent pre-
MUM. s.
The Philadelphia Ledger of to-day says:-
The coal tonnage gradually every week The
amount last week exceeds the tonnage Of the previous
week by u 494 tons. Seven of the sources have in
creased their tonnage that Of last
time 2s3, N3 tons Only two of the companies show q
inconsderable amount, which Is weekly lessening
The rates of freight from Port RCend tn oston en- a.
Providence, 81 80; New London, 81 2o 81 TO Wasnng
ton, 81 rs to Charleston, and 81 TO New York From
EzAbethport to Boston, 81 TO- Rhode Island TIC &c.
New Haven s0c; from Roundout and Port Even 10c ad
vance the above rates. From Baltimore and Aexan-
dria to Boston, 81 75a 81 per ton.
The Petersburg IntelIigencer figures up the pre-
sent State indebtedn ess of Virginia as follows
Public debt, as per Auditors report, at close
General % AZ late session. say eoSoooo %
10 James River and Kanawha Company. 27O0,000 90
Preferred stock in same, hereafter to be as.
Previous APPROPRIATIONS uncaed for 100000 90
Thus We have an actual state indebtedness At the pre-
sent time of upwards OF S48 and with pros
pect Of speedy dimiuution
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RAII.R DADS.
~ YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
rAEE ~ TO ALBANY.

Anew YORK AND HAHLEM RAILRoAD.
N FAEE = TO ALBANY. NhN
On nd nfSor MnndAy, March g. l6oa Hufnn N laay
rvsey a1sA .ss: cation, xs. Iert; = i0i!oynEE9 "
A. T., 40 and 2. Il; for wEts Plains ais p u, q
white s9ea depot for Dove PlAina Pm, M fvoni
prsss rain ccnnSsl Va 6 ksw York 0sns.s SsiIc.1
tu5,isS w ,sHvs 1iniam.bgn .. g and $50 4. =,
Il; DovG rlains A. =; Albiny, II 4 =, nan. "a an
so:s~s M SSssSs - - 1an - sps e.
Railroad. JOHN RUR0lHIA Aaag1ani 0rpor1nAeHiSsS
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WINES, LIQgpRS, DO.

! A n1ICAN CHANPAGNK-HS BOXES AND BAe
"a - At df6exeat brandA In pinss snd quarts; has b
Keep u any c,i-e W., re r-t low for each sAlss
DeVeg. Adde'S J, r i, bua l,oOo rNl ~ MeU yeh
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CITY. COMMERCIAL REPORT.

:. - MONDAY, April - r. II.
ANm-The sales wore confined TO abeut 20 30 bbls.
po at s. g. while pearls quiet ct s. 68 per 100 h.
Observation-Disclosures foreign news had . tenden-
cy TO stfen prices for nearly al descriptions. Low
grades Of State and Western were In better request and
prices were hrmer Tho CHIEF demand from the do
nestlc and Eastern trade, with Some purchasers for
port The sales footed about 900 bin, closing within
ShA following range Of priceg:-