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BaItinsrs MARKETS

pernne brands %. Wheat Is active; red 81 3Os
AZ; white sl.45s1.75. Corn 10 quiet yellow 20
a73c.; white 7la73c. Provisions are quiet mess
aetive; Rio 51sIse. whisly Is steady al ssxs
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Suicide

BosroS, Sept lo.-Joseph Z. Thsyer, well
known cotton broker, hung himself In his store,
No. ~ India wharf, this afternoon.
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BOARDING..

40 NINTH STREET.-Persons returning t.
fcc the city fionl their summer resorts will find
vacant several desirable rooms, having the conve
niences OF gas, water. and bathing closets at 453
Ninth st, door south Of +; suitable either for
families or single gentlemen. Table boaTders &C
oommodated on moderate terms. Sc 5 2ws
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n w. sCHUERMANN Continuss 70 give IN
". eTRuCTIONS ON The PIANO, IN VO-
CAL MUSIC. 10. Residence No. 103 Sixteenth
stsset, north Of Lataystts Square. % lo-1
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MEYxn's MIRACULOUS vERnN DRsrRoYRR. e
the oIdest snd best remedy Known for sxterminat-
tns Rats and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs, .Ants
~: Prnsipsl Depot, si2 Brosdwsy,NY.
r botd ~ 81 Druggises eyefyvhere. ~ pSQ
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The BUDwoRTH's MINsTRELs at Odd Fellows,
Hall are gbtly winning golden opinions They
are considered by good judges to be one of the
best Ii not the very best pany Of the kind that
has ever performed in this city. Their music is
OF the very best kind in its way, and their com.
icalities are new and irresistibly amusing DO
not fail to drop In and and hear for Yourselves
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Seizure Of n Suspected SLAYER.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-The bark Weathergege
has been seized by the Marshal on suspicion Of
being an intended SLAYER.
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DEMPSEY O'TooLK.-Those .ood-lookino
and enterprising engravers, No. 326 PennsyIvania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth Streets always
on the alert 70 exhibit slendid specimens of their
handiwork to the best advantage, have this morn.
Ing introduced Into their show window some
thing decidedly New York-ish in the way Of a
show T. sme, which 'stekes DOWN. anything Of
the kind ever seen in this city Any attemnt IN
give description Of lis multtudi nous beauties
would be folly. Go and look at 1t, and help 70
swell the crowd Of admirers who throng the pave
occasion while there TO order pack Of their beau
ufully engraved cards ~ -ff = !
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ihsLow "a exleIienoed nurse and female
witch greatly facilitates the OF teethins
BY soifenins me gums, rsdpcins all infammstion-
y1ll Ala, ~ PAIN, and 10 sure TO reCulate ths
bowels Depend upon i, mothers, il viii sve resf
20 yourselves, and relief and health 10 your
another column. - lie ~
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Our Navy Yard friends should bear In mint
tnat tn,s Is Wyman,s farewell nigh; SO the,
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BARRY's TRIcoPHIIous
the best and oheapest article for Dressing, Beau
niylng. Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re
storing the Hair. Ladies, " Il. Sold b. eli Drug
biso ana ferfumefB -I-rf. Ar l2-am
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New Ysrk N1arksts,

New Hsrk N1ayksts-
New YoRK. Sept. - -Fiour 10 heavy. and IA
vou buyers; State SS 70a&5 IS; Ohio % 1896 %,
Southern e6.15ss6 IS. Whesf 10 quiet, generally
unchanged; Southern white 81 S5ai 60 Com 10
steady; mixed 66s70c. Pork 10 STEADY. Lard 10
steady. Whisky Ia steady.
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OPfoslTIoN MEETING IN THE SECOND WARD.
TO NOMINATE A CANDIDATE FOR Coxnos Corx.
clL-AccordiDg to announcement, large and
.nthgslastic meeting Of the opposition voters Of
tne second ward was held az Union Hall last
evening. Capt. Dgges called the meeting 10
order, and on motion Russell Barr. ESQ was
appointed Chairman, and r.. H. Abbott. Secrs
tary MI Barr, on taking the chair briefly stated
candidate for Common Council, in place Of
WIN. Orme, resigned. Nominations being in
order, X ussel Barr and Thos T. simpson Were
hcmIna'ea: On motion Of Capt. Digges, J. Rus
sell Barr, Esq O., was declared the uannimon, nom.
1nee OF Tue opposition voters of the ward Mr.
Barr In Few very appropriate remarks returned
thanks Tor the honor conferred upon him. which
remarks and motions In reference to the election
journed. -
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County gricuitursl Pair comes OF to-morrow and
next day, and bids fair to be attended by an i'm.
mense coneoarse, from all parts Of Maryland and
Of the District Of coldmbia. The display VII
probably be aner than ever before, "a -,
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NORFOLK OYsTERs.-Harvey ION c street, Cd
poslte The theatre) has just rece we'd few barrels
Of the finest Norfolk oysters ever brought to w ash
ington 50 early in the season.
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6IVlng an aggregate capital Invested Of S3U7 :
700. Paid for raw material 1921, $50, and real
izing an annual product of S675, ASP. The bust
ness Of this ward has very largely increased in
ten wears.
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NOTICE OF CoPARTNERsHIP.-Th un-
dersIgned have this day formed &C partner ship
under the name and style Of WIN. g. and p. M. PsT-
TIT, for the purpose of carrying fret Glass Gro
gerry. having this day bought the entir. stock and
fixtures Of William 3. Jones' on the corner of Third
street and Mass avenue, where we will be pleased
TO furnish the citizens with choice Groceries and
Liquors at moderate prices. We respectfully so
lioit call Of the public patronage;
NJ pETrrIT
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Sstx OF ATsorrISsi Covnsr Yesterday.
A Green, snctioneer, sold the we'll known Piney
ungly became the purchaser for 50 600. The
property consisted VI about ten acres Of land,
with improvements, and Is located about two
miles from this city. /: was sold under deeds Of
trust
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Poor REQunKD.-Yesterday, Mr.. J. IL. Yest-
man was arrested by oficer King and taken before
Justice Dom, and charged with being disorderly
In the market. Mr.. YeatInan asked strict en-
forcement Of the isw ~ his ,case, and the result
was prompt dismissai, as, although the charge
had been made, not the slightest evidence could
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no THE VOTERS OF THE SECOND
WARD.

ID.
dsred me by many friends to become s csndidate
by the resignation OF Mr. Orme, deem it proper 10
say that present my self tndependen Of party The
% DO aaG 0a nsiSIa haze
termlngDg Of them has been prolific Of disorder
Whilst free from party obligations, which too
often, as experience has shown, come in conflict
with the true interests Of the Corporation, shall
support the chief magistI ate Of the city in the ad
ministraion of his Office, except whsn an hone st
ihcatIons may possess for the post, aud the con
siderations which would induce me faithfully to
from others. Thus much will fay, that shall re
gard the faithful performance of its duties as
would the iuhlment OF any other honorable obliga-
Sc ll:2t. THOs. P. SIMPSON.
IN THE BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL,
R,,o,.., o,o,,;o SEPTEMBER 5, 1850
be m Wd 0n
iSth Gay Of September next to gil the vacancy now
resignation of William Orme, Esq.
SECOND WARD-FIRST PRECINCT
Pursuant to the above resolution an election will
be held at the corner of Twelfth street and New
York avenue ave The polls will be opened at o'clock
" 81 ' ' GEO; "; STEWART.
GEO. f. JLLLARD, -
SCI te Commissioners.
IN THE BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL,
SEPTEMBER S, 1880 :
be held in the Second Ward on THURspAY. the ne
18th day of September next, to fill the vacany now
existing IN the Board Of Common Council by the
resignation of William Orme. Esq.
SECOND WARD-SECOND PRECINCT
Pursuant to above resolution, an election will De
held on Tenth street, bstween ID and r sts.. on
door north of the auction store of J. c. Mcclure
Go; The polls will be opeRed at O'Clock .. m,
and closed at 7 o'clock P. m.
SAML LEWIS,
EDWARD c. DYER,
WILLIAM p. SHEDD,
Ute Commissioners.
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THvSDKRySroRs--Lasts ight, about Al o,clotk
this city and viciniy was visited by heavy storp
Of wind I'd rs.ss1 with an Accompaniment Of
vivid lightning ana heavythunder. The air waa
not oppfsssiyely hot previous 70 the Storm 81 b.
sequenty winter garments are not uneomfortable
TO those who are not actively employed
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CESrRAL, Gu ARDHousE GAsEs.-George May,
drunk and dlsOtderlyi workhouse 60 days. Dallas
consideration Of all the circumstances Of The
bOy-sboot n years Of ege--lt was deemed al
visible to send him To the Asylum, and he was
commiiea iof " Gays. -Four dodgers were &C
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C1Sn REWARD.-Ran away from the SUBJ
tDlCU scriber, living near Nottingham, Prince
Georges co Md, on Sunday the 9Th INST, my boy
JOHN WILLIAM TYLER ADDISON about 8
H. or6 10. in hight, tolerably stout, light copper
mulatt2, hair lI,tle curly and trimmed 10 me
toned, aud likely. May have a scar on the outer
corner of one Of his eyes; chin slightly dImpled;
left with black felt hat black cloth frock coat and
light blue cashmere pants marked the inside Of
the waistband &C. w. Hollyday;" some of his shirt
cloth'hg. He may be in Washington or George
town, D. c where he has a,quaintanoes, or may
road for Bal imore or Pennsylvania, as he left
without provocatIou. will give the above reward
of 8 $50 provided he is secured in Jail that get
him JAMES Il. I. HOLIYDAY,
Sc ll-6tt
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STILL ALIVE"
SPILLMAN & HUNT
have Removed, temporarily,
formerly occupied by Lewis Payne
nearly opposite their old establishment
III DRY GOODS can be had a. cheap ever.
au 22-Sw
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WArcHRERt.IERIIYNSes AAEE6RssV[LvER wAfE

U Hsvo ono OF the best ost0 shmonts, And Iur-
nlshed with complete set Of tools for repair IN
Ing nag, every description Of fine Watches, and f2o
particular attention give to the same, by az
thorough competent wor KHAN and an work guaran-
W. va Aifo every descrip ION Of standard ST YER
WAKE, PLAIN and ornamental, manufactured under
my own supervision, which my customers viii End
t3f superior IN quality and finish to northern ware
o oSa ny asass,s u general snd e sAsr
50 SO Ps, svsoae, ueas 81 4.
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HEREBY FOREwARN ALL PERSONS
Il from trusting any one on my account, SIS L will
Pay no debts except Of my own contrac ing.
sc III St CHARLES HIBBS
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nor RENT-A new 4-story BRICK HOUSE,
II with marble mantles and CRATES, water hxtures,
with bath rooms. Also, gas In every room, situated
on Thirteenth street, between L and Mass avenue.
Also, three story-and- attic Brick Dwelling on n
street, between 18th and 18th streets. Apply at
VIM. p. sHEDD'S Fancy Store. No. 500 18th 81.
au 25Sws
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In OilcIOths for Floors

TOR SALE-A pair Of COACH HORSES,
Il young and fast, SOLD for no fault; the n
SyneT h1f,ppp5E ~ use eff for them. Apply at&
sylvanfa avenue. between ID and AZ sts An 22.tf
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Youth and Boys Clothing for School and
Dress Wear =.
Parents and guardians wishing to furnish their
children and wards with School and College Outfits
Tor the coming season, are invited to examine our
present large and extensive assortment BOYS
CLyTHIN6, whore they can ht out their children
Of ell sizes In o few moments with eyery desorip-
ton Of Ready made Garments, of substantisl aud
durable quality, at very moderate prices q
. a.. a. WALL, sTEPHENs & CO.. +
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The BUSINESS CAPACITY OF THE FIRST WAN
The most prominent business establishments in
the First Ward are thus stated In the census re.
tufns: Value
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS
For other Georgetotcn adrert,ssrne.fs sec ,st pas

~GEORGETOWN DEMOCRATIC AS
w SOClATlON.-There will he meeting a
the bssocIailon WE ONESOAY, 18th inst, at q
O'Clock p. N. Able speakers will address the meet
ing.
BY order. .g.owENS BERRY, secty.
ESAU PICKRELL. Prest. Sc li-2t
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PERSONAL.

A PRoMIssnRY NOTE. drawn by Richard
H. Tunnel and Benjamin Magraw, in favor of =
Scott or order for the sum of $40 will not be paid
at maturity. All persons are hereby cautioned not
to negotiate or receive said note. el2 st
NOTICE.-The public are hereby notified that
~ RICHARD HILL IS no longer authorized to
transact business IN my name under power of
ing been revoked yesterday
WIN. b DYER,
Water Pipes. Sept IL, 1860, az l2-3ts
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The market opened on Tuesday with about 2,fOO
head OF bulocks in the pens and that number was In
creased at noon to near 1900 The proportion of first
class beeyes this week being smaller than usual those
who happened TO have such in hand took the advantage
of the circumstance and advanced the rates bali cent
pound. and, buyers say, put a strong estimate OF
weight 30 that it made the same quality that they
boupbt last week for ten cents net pound, l0i oil
cents thia week. AS there are good many pntcners
who must buy the best bullocks that the market az
foIds the beat terms they can Obtain tnere WAC
cattle which gave the market an air OF business all the
forenoon of TuesdaT and encouraged me saesmen 70
believe that they had pretty sure thing OF II ior
general advance Of half cent pound But TINS ieei
ing began TO change after the hrs run OF morning safes
over for then discovered that the demand Tor
medium grades was only moderate and That custom ers
for inferior Steers, coarse oxen, OLD COWS
and Sags only TO be seen at rare Intervals anu
when seen they needed good deal Of coaxng 70 be-
come BUYERS. The consequence was, that during the
rst four hour afternoon when the market Is usually
the most lively, business dragged heavily, ana ~as
very apparent that owners OF rough stock wouio not
aze any better prices, and, probably on tue aver
age not as good the average of the same grades last
week There wac some inquiry during the afternoon
for shipping cattle, and few were taken at 81 dsic;
and even this small amount Of hope Tor an improve
ment to day encouraged some " hold on more nrmiy.
On the other hand, buyers were encouraged 70 wat
the chances of the second day Of the Market because
they heard that some hundreds more cattle were ez
pee ed to arrive last night. 30 the market closed the
rst day with abou. equal number sold and unssid.
THE CLOSE OF TINE MARKET, -
Yetterday wac one of the most lovely days We ever
have in Maich-cear, bright sunshine and mild atmos-
pierre encouraging TO all who transact ou-aoor oas'
ness. To-day II is quite the reverse Inc grounu -
whitened with snow, and the morning commenced
with rain and sleet, and continued, with occaaonai
hard showers chilling wpds, and all the incidents ana
discomfoIts and buyers aud sellers seem dl,Posea 70
occupy the bar.rooms rather than the ca'tle-pens.
The drovers, however at frat, had more hopes OF
favorable close Of the market than they had hi even
ing, became the weather is much colder and better
grades of cattle. Before noon, however il became
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urnish such notes and collateral psper sud s psn
issDs non the performance obs agreement 10 that respect
The Jsendsss stated that they should Dsks sgnnent
Whereppen Oh day. the plaintiffs entered ~ their
levied execution stock Of goods OF the
dsfepdsntf. 49,, 60,
Charles " Emerson for plaintfs C. Banbdge Smith for
defendants.
BoyYsAs J-Tbc time for the fudIDen. Of The d'endants
s The nts suay he'd TIE whole ofh Day Tor PER
fosnce they declare sbou. O'Clock day Their In
inability give their la oTsemement sud pronei nei
note without spy indore Dens This refaed, and
something then said by Of deeniAnt OF an inen
tioD 10 male ASST unen. consider this amounted 10 r.
nUDcziioD the the deendsns anleeryed
declaration other Inability and their Determination MT 70 per
form II and a. he sbsovng tue plaintiffs from literal COM
pispce wish their Obligation uD der it, (Hotcher De LATIN
20 Eng l.. Eq $50 The be denied with "
costs.
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DIE

ALPERs-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March 9, Cs,hsrine
mouths and is days.
BURHANsOn Tuesday afternoon, March Sarah Elizabeth
wife of Samuel Burhans j aged 80 years months and
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited
March M from her late residence 27l Spring street.
BAKFRAt his late residence at No III East Broadway,
on Tuesday March g. At i p NJ aaer short but severe H.
His remains have been taken to New Haven Conn., for inter
meni.
Bsrtlet son Of the late Edmund Bartlett Of NewbayPou.
BRUsgn this city Tuesday, March g. 6e.se c. Brush
Of jacob Busb aged 90 years months and ~ days
BURHANS-n this city, Tuesday afternoon Mach Sarah
Frateh wife Of samuel Baihsn b aged % years months
and Is days
CARR-A Sam. Paul. on Tuesday Feb 49, 1862 Of sen.ump.
tion Samuel Howard Carr, aged ~ yesrs,
hi. will be taken Chelsea Mas for ineruent
DIsBRow-on Sunday, March J. at New Rochelle Lhom.s
Of bis Gge. -,
EvFRITT-n Hsy.n,, Cuba on Tuesday, Feb ~ Mr. John
g. Eyer aged "a years. 'on OF Cornelius L. H'e'' "
Notice 1.-THE funeral be given the arrival Of the remains
In she steamer due on the Ssh inst
rNGIrIn This city on Tuesday March Jane Enss aged 70
FITZsIMoNs-In thl. city on O,a asi.o~' '" '0hh
g6GpSTsNin Brooklyn, 0 wednesiay March 7, Alfred
The s H sss rS;S p h.
Mr. 2 F T4is:y Feb 80 a. ssios. '''''
U'TcHINGs-On Tuesday morning March ., Of apOple1y
Charles sisI sSs he fs are to
,,soS hs funeral his late residence No. 1872 Prince street
az Tbnrsdsy 9Th inst, q! ii O'Clock NJ without further
mutation. =, , -,.
HAsKELL-At Lansingbursh N. FEB g. In his 10th year
stephen L. HASKELL Othe hrm of Z. whppe Co. Ofhas
HSSToN-ln this city, Tuesday March 6, Chri.tini.
widow Of W nam hsxton, aged 70 years
KELso In this city, Tuesday March Jck,on Kslso.
Of the late Capt James keo branch pilot Of the port Of
Ees:YSri, in the 4sth year Of ns %e.
MENGER-On "Wednesday, March T. 1890 Kitty Jane infant
daughter Of Louis X and Eliza Jane Meneer ascd month
and q days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully nvedo
attend the funeral Friday afternoon zocock from the
residence Of her No. 81 Downing Nack
PRlNEsEAU1ln hi, city, on "Wednesday, Mach FLEA l.
Prineveeu widow Of William 4. Prnevaa aged yeers
The enas OF the family invited attend tho funeral On
Friday March O'Clock p NJ q her late residence NO.
lSs West Twentist ID srett.
RlELY-In this city on Tuesday March g. Of consumption,
Peter Rely, aged AZ yeNs and days. - -
Hsslsn Tuesday, Mach 1850 Of eonsss
ton Of the BRAIN Flank Warren, OF JonsihAn L. sho
Esther NJ TIoier, aged year and days -,
FuneTs Thursday, p. without further invrs,o
VAN COLLEM-ln this city Tuesday moJnmS stsfcs
Of scare. fever Abraham third cf Leon and snAoe'n
Van Collem aged years. . . - a. u...a.
steuben Oneida County FEB. g Martha
Tenlpy eldest daughter Of David H. ana Mary Ann Wnn<"
aged u years.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-IIRcuIT.-Part Mos. 579, o9I,
SIS GIG GIL 627 6le $751; 635 $751; ISL 6s3 64 ISL 65 657 $50
66i 6s3 6s5 Part li-Nos s2 5ts ~ $50 30 SS, s42 s,
49, 81 ga l74 $685. So s74, SIC, sIS 800 o $50 49, O,
as &C. e. 49, 50 81 sIh g. g. 81 s. &C. LOO 1oe ies Ie l
SUPERIOR CoURT Part Mos. sos, 493, 6i9, 65l,
66e 67I ISL s23 AL bs3 cas- $751; $50 $751; 69S Part INos
az 2ie sIs sis IS7 IS Isa a. so, a. 2A
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. l76S,
i;S5 1896 Part -Nos AS 1885 lOs 40 1909 oS6 1885,
lls 1915, 376 IA, 1921 1865 1904.
&c. 40 Al 49, A as 49, a. 50, 81, 81 IS, So 49, CO. e. g.
BRookLYs CRY Court The March calendar O.
this Wi De called Wednesday Of mex. week nssesd
Monday.
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eaten Jor the discharge OF nsoyent from his de f
pursuant 10 the proyon Of the third article the hf chapter
OF The first title Of the second part Of the Revised sta utes
homss 0iu OF the city Of koch In the county OF
Monroe an nsolytn debtor notice hrst Published January 10
1860
Creditors tn appear before the Hon John c. Chumssro
County Judge Monroe County al his chambers In the Cy
Of Rochester in said County the 5h Of Apr1 next
10 O'Clock In the for to show they nave
why should not be made OF such nsoivents
etaes and he be discharged from h debts janis dlswOw
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philadelphia Cattle nrarket-MARcH Z.

There was very good supply Of Cattle this week the Offer
ip AZ the three amounting to about head puclpsy
bo Gait e. and those from this State lev
,ra Cattle sold $40 50 100 n, but the average prices we've
nom S5d 90 5OG 10 for common ordinary, and prime .
sBEEP-T his market quite active and Notwithstanding
the footed up nearly 10 600 bead prices bad an upward
tendency. Ali offered sold az from deic e To- accord
ing TO quality and condition.
HoGs-1 he demand for Hogs not good ls week
and only of from S7 IS far still
fed and from rs for coned The market closed rather
dull.
quoted for several weeks past.
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MARRIED.

CHAPIN-HEWINs-At Hl.dse, n Feb "a, leo Joseph
Il Chaplin and Mrs Emily A. Hewias both Of Sheffield,
bGss 80
March nv the Rev. William Russell John r Egner OF New
York TO Miss Marietta third daughter Of u HunserOrd ESQ.,
KIRR~PAINE-On Monday evening, March by the Rev:
CHARLES sheng Frank d. KaIr to Miss sarah j. Paine all OF
YVELIc-vAILLANT-On Monday March S, By the Rev.
William Bslsrd Gardner @. Yyein to Miss Cordeha L.
Valiant all Of this city.
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Gteamboots ann RAILROADS..

IGOR BRIDGEPORT-Far 50cts.-The steamer
IL ANsONIA Capt. Chss butcher, leaves PeeksiP every
1uesdsy Thursday and Saturday ct IL m Fes.t taken be
Low est rates 4. LOCKYEk& Co, No liz Southst
~ Leave foot Of Courtsndt st. Jersey City Ferry, day
(sundays excepted $40 M for Piermont and sutem IL
M. and m, for PeTnont. Leave Suhem al a. and
Fremont CAS- NJ and 2:l0 Stages connect for Hack
onsssk schraenburs kysck, New City, and Hsyefstrsw.
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CUPREAfE COURT of the STATE of NEW

- y0RK-City and County Of New York .-FRANKLiN A;
PADDOCK, Receser &e OF the property and effects OF
WILLIAM HIRCHFELDT, Plaintiff nst WILLIAM HlRCH-
FELDT and JACOB BLooMING0ALE. Defendants -sum-
for Rsef(Com not ser ITO the Defendants above
named You hereby summoned and required TO answer the
complaint this action which February g. 1860 filed In
the Office OF the Clerk OF the City add County Of ork a.
his Office In the City Hall in she City, County and STATE OF
Newly ok and 10 copy Of your TO the said com
plant the Subscriber his office number 81 Pine street. In
the City Of Newly OH within twenty days aer toe Serye
this exclusive Of the dsy Of such service ana
fail the said complaint within tbs time aore
said the plaintiff this action vii apply to the Court for tho re-
lief demanded in the complaint Dated Eew1ork February o.
1860. JOHN L. So rHERLAND,
fec Law low tn Plaintiffs Attorney.