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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28
NLEYE4AND 3 TOLEDO B. b
WIHTER ARRAH6EnENT,- Issl-a,
Uspa.s.sOn. ~. massas rooEooTtisvi.h4hs s.u.a

UanasotonI aFs made at nonroo7fIls Win fhs Eau~
duIky, manEdeld and Newark 3. r, at OlTdB win
fra SanduskT, DaEtca 4n1 CtnaiElAd = HAT ne
mont with Fremont Indiana 3. b, and aE Tclade
With the Adchlgan Southern Northern Enee1--
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads. for Ohicago, De-
-lroit, 5acEIoli IcTf MaSne, Aornn1port-
Cairo Alton ST Louis, sld AZ Poin8 Wsgt, HorhS n
WeTf nur HrufnU1erE .Il
Trains arrive "a Cleveland -tFom To sdo nrd tha 81.
9esti ss go A. NJ Saa go p n From sanduldy
at 800 4. =. l..--.. :. h.. .s.srfsaro6
ru..-.4.,S ~ 4 se-I = H'--As
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TIE SELF. .SRALn0 STAMPED NEWsPAPER
WRAPPERS now on sale ct all post Offices
are becoming very popular with sl classes,
end especially ss an Introductory cOmmu-
nicstiOn between young gentlemen and Ia
dies. Large numbers Of papers, pictorisls
and magazines are sent TO ladies BY gentle.
men, enclosed in these neat and convenient
WRAPPERS. II is also common for q gentle
man 70 send q package Of stamped wrap
psrs 70 , lady friend, their receipt being
understood as an inVitstion to enclose
newspapers or pictorisls to the sender in
return, The package is enclosed in enc Of
the stamped Wrappers, adding stamps suf-
fcient to psy the postage at the rate ofone
cent an ounce. Likewise, men Of families
when travelling frequently carry some Of
these stamped wrappers about their per-
SONS, in 3 pocketbook OF elsewhere, and
when g newspaper Or pamphlet is bought
and read, In place Of throwing 1t sway ss
useless; they send il, in one Of these wrap
pers, to wife or children ct home. In this
way the sales Of newspapers are largely in
creased, the mails, too, often trighnully
consumptiTe,are being filed with all kinds
Of transient printed matter, and the Post
Once Department largely benefited there
by.-NatioBaI RspublieaH,
GEH. DEHvER The Washington Repub-
licsn has the following s1plsnStiOn Of the
removal Of General Denver from servics
in Ksnaas, showing great regard on the
part Of the President for the feelings Of the
/ people;
HaenerEl Denver was ordered by the
War Department TO report to General Hal.
leck, but the assignment Of General Den.
yer 10 command in Kansas was General
Halleck's own got, and not anticipated
here. This assignment has been suspended
there, and probably will not finally be made
i TIE objection to it is nothing reaeotin,
mon General Denver capacity to be use
/ ful in other fields Of employment, but thu
hostility Of the people Of Kansas to him
growing out Of BIS having acted there q
tone Of Mr.. Buehanan's governors. Il i
known that be did not favor hF. Buchan
| ans extreme policy; but still he Wss on
Of the agents in carrying il out y
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ANOTHER FIGHT WITH THE MON
IT0R EXPECTED4
PANIC AMONG REBEL SOLDIERS

Later from New Orleans.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

Oalcial CONTAMINATION Orders.
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FINANCIAL. !.

eS0 mn MONEY ADVANCED,
B9Us sVUJ IN sams q s1Ig--as ths old ssaRd
aud veil known Y kGEEB's OH E1QE-on seonTitifa
silver Plate atehss Diamonds, JeWelfF Fire-aFal
OothiRg, Furniture Oarpets, Pianos Mirrora Patats
nRl, Gen8Tal Merchandise, and Personal Properly
M articles OF Valus On the most satisfactory tsrDl
BuIinss1 5triotyD fivate. EetaDn1hed Iosl- WAfohe
nud J0Weiry for sale at batgAin1.
WI. WAGNER, Oldos No. I. Water bt.
corner slQsEteT street oFaE SO, A. DAVIS > 80
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S CITY Subscribers T-Woekl
NAN suDeoeS Five Dollars Year TrWkiys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-28

Military ADMINISTRATION Secretary OF war
Thicker arrived in this city Wednesday, with view
to the consideration of new military movements, the
details Of which, for obvious reasons cannot be pub
lished. Within a few days past the Government has
chartered large number of vessels in Phi'adelphia,
and workmen are now engaged in fitting them for
the naval service 1t Is igned to charter all the
available steamers at this port, particularly those Of
light draft, together with number Of sailing yes
sol,, for immediate use. II ia said that the new
movement Is 10 be very formidable one.
The second 0nondsgs Regiment, which has been
for some months past 10 quarters al Syracuse, re-
moved TO Hancock, Delaware County, few days
$40. The regiment was paid OF s-t week. II will
be remembered tina, few weeks ago the soldiers OF
tLis regiment We're in u state OF mutiny on account
Of not having received pay for their evces; ana
was then beloved that several OF the officers nsd
encouraged their act in an upsoldierl Ike man.
ner, When the Regiment left Syracuse, several OIL
6cers were deprived of their commands, which, they
stated had been raised at their own expense and
meeting was held on Monday last to protest againss
the action which made them civilians The call WAS
sgned by thirty persons and nGno5eas :, OneT n.
meeting was held, and the action intended taken
without any result. Tho regiment is commanded by
Col Hardella, ard will probably be ordered 70 'ne
city next week.
1he Nluety second Regiment, N. Wv, Col. Sand
and will probably have the full quota before receiv'
ms marching orders. ,u
The Nuety-eighth n. ~, CHARTERED at Albany,
has been compiered-three companies from Lyons
having been consolidated with the original oryaniza-
ton The regiment ia commanded by Col. Datton.
The Enfans Perdus, now CHARTERED At Sentfsi-
PARK Hotel have three hundred men enlisted.
The following is a corrected list Of the officers OF
the 9th Regiment N. Y. V. 1t will be seen thai
| sev.ral changes have recently been made:
co0r.l Triu. W. Adams; Lieut.-Col, Nelson Cross
Major Marx r. DE Zeng; hdjuar Edwin r. Fofd Quarter
master ". W. Van Kes.i Assistant Ouartenaser, B. r
COMPANY A, Capt. j. W. Foster, Lieuts T. NJ X Nils
tToits
Company &. Capt, -. Liouts Augustus Slipper F,ni
CoTpanyC. Capt Csnivd. Leuts McAlh.ter Fiji
Company u, Capt i. Rainss Lieuts H. u Johnson -
Company T., Capt A. II. Howe. Lieu.s. Dosy, Augustus
Belka.p. -, .,, H.,
Company D. Capt Chss .. Belden Lieuts Hogan, B. e.
company II Capt. - Denmady, Leuss Edward shsr'''
JoLr W. Fis.er. . at, ~, q
Company l. Capt. L. Brown, Leuts d. T. suiSanp'An .
Bii-r. ., y, rr.,..,, = X
Compsuy X, Cspt-- Peck. Lieuts V. NJ lods''n' &c NJ
Sons Of Vermont are requested to meet at inc As.
tor House this morning. at 10 o'clock, TO taxe sonis
action in regard TO the 9TH and 18th vernon. nes'-
ments. which will arrive in tins Guy "A'1AA 's"
DAYS. perhaps OF Saturday night.
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Arrived.

Sem. nelenaB. of HbshsBl. Taylor, ST. Thom" sb IL
mis to master oil sandy Hook on the 14th ihst ana
wss orven ~ Dils . east by The late gale
scsT herj. r. Reeves, Harmon, Phads phia DAYS ron
Sem Wsshit non. 5oiih Philsd~lphis days. coal
onr j. H. Aleu-, BabcOek, Philadelphia for Port Norf%
schr D. Z. Foster Townsend, Pstorscs Md. days corn
sehT g. e. seddsf, sipple Milford, Del, days. corn to
H. p ron.
schr +. Y. Hsndopb, hie. Ptilsdelphis days coal
ochr MARYLAND Lonss d. all Island Nd. days Oysters
SEM sshs AcAfins Atkinn Milton Dol DAYS, corn 20
y. y For.
schr. Joseph Ireland Great Egg IIarbor wood.
ScbT 4 and e. Baker, smith. 0rsat ~ Harbor wood.
Schr. ssTah. Holden. kOckltnd day.. lime
s.oop Pointer. Nichols. Provd. nee day - Indss.
Steamer keDuebec CASTOR, lIadelphi. ndse 10 Z. Per
kiD..
Steamer josephine U S. ,ranspor G,uIeles 10 US, ront
IN ballast
soser Wsxobeter, Jones Prsvidssoe rnd,s 70 Edward
by1nef.
SAILED Feb. Tsips Calhoun for Liv.rpooli Se. King
Tor san Francisco; Jno huss for Hsve. ssks John su
son fOr Porto klco; a. Gregory far Phi New.
es9, (Brrm) Anne Drlin- lBr-nr) gnisso (BYsn J. nI
fof London. 1issnid hO!wl Tor Coz Aytucs (sor f.,
N.wvort Eng Brig Mary Ann Or ~ reuaJs Schooner
Oreiitsl OBJ, for babadoes Tic BrepieD ship Ei.s and
Nsdlde for and bark H. L. kutyc, for Mont, Vi.
deo els anchored a. Quarantine.
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made " the Government but the particulars have
not ye. traDspired.
The business Of the Sub-Teasnry wss: Receipts,
5000, lS %; Payments sos, jSs 90; Balance, S.
8; 2,f2s So.
The public are still large buyers Of go y cent
Notes, and The market is steady at 99i a99l There
also large transactions in other Government secu-
rles at private sale, and tho market appears to be
assuming q shape which will give the Secretary q
fair opportunity to make patriotic appeal to the
people 10 take one or two hundred millions Of the
stock arihorlzed by the recent loan bill There is an
immense amount Of capital seeking investment, and
it is not often that Government securities, which
free from local taxation, be obtained at the pres
ent prices.
Demand notes are still the standard Of currency,
and circulate freely but in large lots they have been
purchased for Cusiom-Iionse uses and for banks at
iea y cent premium. The position of the banks in
regard 10 these notes has been essentially changed
by the late currency act. Instead Of rejecting them
excepting under sdpulationa, they are now anxious
to receive lbcm and some Of these institutions which
received them On deposit with the understanding
that checks to be drawn payable in these notes.
have been forced into the street 10 buy notes at
premium TO meet these checks. Ii IL due to The
Bank of Commerce to state that it bias always taken
these notes from correspondents and deposiiors with
out any stipulation, ard that it has acted throughout
in the most patriotic manner in reference to the
wants of Government, from the time OF the hrst me-
COLLATION. with Secretary Chase.
The market for Gold disappoiDts the speculators Tor
the rise, who looked for an advance TO 10 cent
premium after the passage Of the legal-,ender bill
The supply s quite large in The street. and tue quota
ion down to 9! q v cent premium. The dealings
at the Board exceed half million Of dollars, large
portion of which was on time operations.
The interest, due March l. Oh the mortgage bonds
Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Company
will 10 paid at No. % William street, by 81. Z.
Kingsley.
The following is n report Of the amount OF Coal
transported over the Delaware, Lackswanna and
Western Railroad for the week ending Saturday,
Feb, -:
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SUPREME COURT-sgscrAL TKRr-fEs. fo.-Befors
Justice PHCRHAx
INTERESTING SUI ~ ~ - 'H"'' .
YIN n Stanley AIT. Miller d ShRnmann.--ln

~ nI.i.d .urd OF an agreement entesd into between
I'M. nare. 10 the suit heI Philip and one rord 70 leove
balance Of none, alleged TO % IA ne nsnos y, s ~
AND whicb hy the agreement was TO he devoted 70" VIC
compe,ou Of building Ia Madison avenue, near Fotesh
10 ucYahcn for piaintis, represented that a. some ame
an yrn.u, of ss of three lots the e. side OF Mscson
venue soutbe corner 81 Forrth street. 70 ohe oa ~
agreed male advances TO the latter "a -,
Gloss brown stone 'front.' nousef ano W
k. a, security for his advance motgsSes on the properly
After the making ths agreement Fofc went on 10 eirc'
three hrstcl,u houses on the property o uiu no
than ovps 10 some embsuassm-n PcsnniMy or otneiwe
Al The time he filled h. owis on tho property CONSIDER
able 10 the the anti and 70 Others ana ne had tArn
bls deed from Dr. Hogan aDd given back apuchasemoney
for 900 the third house, on whch mortgage
hs plsinf csnsd and tho deiendsns denied that Dr.
To,sn adj not made advances 20 the l amount thereof
AZ ianctue Of the ssIeenrnt was entered into
boyeen ihs parties the suit Ford and iheps that e.
Iiogsn had yed iuiere. in his 600 morssse
10 tho Of f5e7 being Tho uniraneed part TO Mie
sham, tha. the latter would advance money ard lumber
the at OF $780, toward completing the premises III
The painR h-r claimed Ina, theft ,dvrrces to be
devoted ard the compion Of the premises under me
and IL Ford the builder did not do so that rs
stanley who was creditor Of FoFd and held second mort
rare on tho properly should 20 and use these
compe,iog the ths. FORD after SPENDING about
Of money the properly WA ioIecosed ana ou ~ W
Linn for the benefit oi he pahiin "no ne'e on @H
en led from e 900 to 10 600 W. completing tie same
The p.aitf now after demald Brought an s,'ion
the deicni,ts to this unexpended Distance
hands. under the as.ee,neE., wien, win ib'o'S''
Nelson Smith who appeared for the defense cIains1 .Ss
introduced proof tending 20 show thL no ths, hi,
v the defend ants before suit hrcua ion tan ar Ia,
client. had been .rei before for this money " 80, mo
ssr,re aud TINT Judgment OF crecoshI. on na ne no,r
onrtge he'd OeeD held to oe Der o s it a. lie lths
claimed that Il bar 10 the pialhn Tns .fsn,e also
49,. ,sr,v 10 tbs foreclosure sn ne ne'pnsc
rsin,cd tb., N n..ispm-nf ffou, liosh' 20 w 80
tho e3.tp7 Interest On the $ls,"V NV
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Disssters, &c.

Tos,trovv FEB 25Ihr schr 1hra.hsr OBJ, ~ Bsifer)
y,, -o Of fear &C.. T. lshoo heat Chops remains
tleht s.o bf4 coal loaded, osbore q ram" place The
schooner. have gor the assistance Of oil the vessels ashore
here
LoyDos fsb s-Tbe Boulder. opuich' from New.Yort
Tor Autwerp 10 pot Pens III hDsos sah5 and peit 81
her cargo he'd been thrown o'eiOo"o WIN nav" 70 como
into docs to discharge ~,
WgsTPonT, Feb The Tlorl' from N'w'iont' hst ar
riyfd with cor d.rsb. depth ~ water in Der hod hevns
encountered vv ssyee weather during, which she o1t fss
snd csuiod a~sy bnw AXIS sud ftsnche0ns ,.,
LIyEnpooi Frb The shin John Cotte experienced
heavy westier en- tho pssss,c and Jan II lad decks
swsp and shipped sea- tlng the cabin, and d''nr o'h''
dsnsre.
iAD by e,txI 70 ElweeQ WA.eI ese, Zee BIO (tdtHt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-28
UNITED states CIRCUIT COURr-FEB. 2L-Bsfo'
Jus.ice SaIPNAy
Thy cRla.yAL CALENDAR.

TIE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
IN hr case OF the United States SGT John Riley reported
y,,iera.y the Jury fouLds verdict Of not guilty.
Tie second mate OF the SLAYER Erie, Dir. Hall,
pleaded guilty Of the minor oense Of being engased In the
Fade. and sentsnc@d to pay hDe OF $loV sno
Q be Imprisoned fox nine month"; . -.
Tli, norDBs the of Nsbsn H. Mett Captain o. the
shp SIfacen indicted for mans IN csnDg the death
Of John Dillon up. The prosecution alleee that
~ the 24L Of Jsn0sry 1861, difficulty occurred between
he r.. ard ore OF the board the vessel The
Capt ain insrsd when Dillon cried out to the .esmsn thse
the struck him 10 cut his CUTS OUT The Captain
point his pistol at Dillon who cried Don't shoot,
Captain uhn taye doer The Captain said u wtl You
YOU have made eli the trouble In this ship" AZ
the same pistol exploded causing Dillon. DEATH
csin that the polntng OF The pistol vas In
tended only deter the n I'm exhibiting
un,.nous phi, and hat its discharge was scctsbtaL
T. smith or the Government. Wm d. Evsrts Tor ne
accused
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jenkins agt. Thompson. for costs In fav0
SUPERIOR coURT-GssrnAL rxRx.-vns. u.

NOTICE TO ATrORsEYs.
All notes Of issue for the March term Of this CouJt
mus, be hed before Saturday, March l.
SPECIAL TERn--FEB. 2c.-Before Justice RoBERrsox.
DIVORCE SUIT.
Samuel Collyer agt Elizabeth Collyer.-Decroe Of
tvace granted.
A. A Phillips for plaintiff; defendants not represented
Far. I.-lieiore Justice NBiTB.
James Heroy agt. James Dennis Thomas White
ss Charles Morgan FindiDgs in these csses on h&
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v FOR such advances 90 tho dendsns would skej sod
hy on made h % me bs1ossS 70
Hogan ard not to the plaintiff
The csss very intervening involved very nice qsss
After argument on both dss Judge decided and
derea Judgment In favor OF the plaintiff ss $685. holding -
That Il uperpsnded balance Of the eses7 actually b.
logged tie plaintiff for the purposes OF completing inc
Ths. tho defendants had title to H. sxcsps 70 hold
That judrmer. Of foreclosure not conducive
Judgment pairta for $500 and costs Of suit D. :sdP
Mcmahon for plaintiff; NJ Smith aud l.. j. Goodsu for o.
tendAuts.
CHAxBxss--FxB. e7.-Before Justice LEosAxD.
DECISION.
VIM. w: McIntyre agt. Lewis N. HiIls.-Motion
TO vsc.e order Of granted with $40 costs Of motion
to await the termination Of the action.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS --rRI.L rxnx-Fss. 81
Before Judges DAILY, BRADY, and HiLros.
SUIT AGAINST CHURCH.
Wilson aRt. The First Baptist Cnurch-This was
sppes from Judgment rendered Justice Van voorhiss
ed rom the Justices that plaintiff who
.cuon w. Drought sold the defendants bin Of eoods
which were by them abou, their church. After waiting
ray il repeatedly he commenced suit against them. The
issued against them by the name Of The
and It eet snd served en- dsfsad
ants On the return day Of tho the defenss sp
BY their name, which was Tho First Baptist
Church OF Harlem" . - A.. ..
The Justice 9scerfanins rom toe p'u OF snst
he dismissed tie suit the statutes Humiliation wo.d be bar
plaintiff claim adjourned the matter 70 see n be tho
20 permit the IN DO amended Amer anoner
the defendants failed to appesr Tho plaintiff
made proof Of his claim sufficient to satisfy tbs Justice
who therenpon rendered judgment In plsintifs favor nom
which the deense appealrd
EyJustice Bird.sl appeared the srsument for the
church. and csmed that the proceedings were egniar ans
void. Mr.. D. Mcmahon partially heard TO the contrary
when the Court adj rned the Judgment, With costs
SPECIAL TEss-FsB. 27-Before Judge HILTON.
DECISIONS.
jenkins agt. Thompson. Motion for costs In favor
OF pian'id granted
McOunness sst Cack and Osborn -Inunction Dissolved
to Osborn bat cdnnu, TO ssendsnt Csrlock
Downing &c, az. Blooa.er sc.-Defendants discharged
orn yvns their Point sod several Undertaking
slrees 10 cost. motion abide Of suit.
handel az. Nelson q: Papers with Clerk.
Bach sgt. hanter-Order refused.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIONs-FEB. r.-Bsfers
Recorder HOYRaAN.

Wlsn r. Jones pleaded guilty Of petit larceny.
Renlani~d for sentence.
John Gsrvey Pesied guilty 70 the charge OF ssso" 100
battery demanded 70. sentence. a..
Esther Kendc tried charge Of perjury was seqnttsd
M.., Charlie, Conor s1d james 7. RrsSY. eounAa VI
James TAYLOR indicted for attempting 90 bra Dayt6p,
hs,s sysd norcs Erroa "A fctss ~ = fee
ground fst no legal oHnse il set forth IN the ndctnens
The motion il down for Argument on the secone es'
day ia March.
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of ,scred poetry. In well-writen and very inter
estipe preface by the oompilers the merits Of the
plan SET forth IN TIE volume freely discussed and
many important suggestions presented in regard to
tie order of Christian worship. Willie preparing the
work with special reference TO the wants OF their
own denomination, they have not been unmindiui OF
wider range Of application and have sought to
avoid all local Darowness and dogmstc prejudice
providing materials for tie service Of the Church In
form 20 flexible es to allow each congregation to fol-
low its own judgment.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
,uRRoGATE's CoURr-FxB. 6.--Before Surrogs.s
WEE
CHARITABLE BrQURsrs.

The will OF Caroline l.. Griliin was admitted 70
ob,., The te.;rix bequ lhed 0o0 and 'I volumes OF
books. selected from Der library h P'soI the Rev fisnc.
,pnn L.wrenc- She also inside the following eharits pie
b-1nsst.: 10 St Luke, Hospital. 5000 to the sunday
school o! the Holy Comnuntn r3WO and iais sun ~
tic Boad OF Missions VI The Protestant EpcopA 'hufcn o.
this city. $500 ,r,-,,,.c,o;. s......1
ware ,d a II cd to probate.
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80 ~ WORSHIP SgEvIcHs Yoa CsraoE .
james Miav1 ''' W. NO.
The conplerso Of this volnme who. from the ini,ias
,"'A'1 70 ,hs Preface il nav be presumed are the
~. osso'a Of THE city, and the Rev. DR. Far
'''oOA'Yn' have aimed 10 present manual for
e ser' zee IN Unitarian churches, together with
""'" .'''.' ''n Of hymrs md anthems for the usual
"O'ahp' IL contains regular order for morning
sno evening" prayer, wspers, several li,anie. prayer
or ooees Tor the chi'tan year, with forms for the
r''so'al''n Of the principal rite. Of lie Church and
"'' ss'es'0p from the uOa admirable specimens
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cOURT CALFNDAR-Tars DAY.

SUPREME CoURr - CrRcUIT.- Part l. - SnOn
c.n..-No. l7ls sk8 2,l7 36l 1913 $50 l056 453s t3!J
se3 I2n 900 f672 1851 4i7i &ss, 1915. +l 4sS ts4,
Isss $50 5l7s 5l92 3S $40 3ts ~ .s,o .azS s9-
ssl3 sa fcs 1897 5e SIP 500, $40 5Iil 5.2 sII3,
s,54 500 sss. $3.50 sss5 1852 5s65 1891. eSs9 esa
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Egrfm Dcuncr.ara .ssl,orc.

BosTos ILnIsdsy, FEB. q, lio2
The b,1g Deneara, from Rcmedios, ior boston, I
a.hoge on Tuckeruuck ShDal. She reruaius tight.
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Iolders Of the second mortgage bonds Of the Terre
Hsue and Alton Railroad Company, who have not
subscribed the bondhoders' agreement and paid the
10 q cent assessment on the same are notified that
il they desire to participate in the plan Of the reor-
g4nilation, they must subscribe to the sald agree
ment and deliver their bonds to the purchasing Com
mittee No. ~ Wall street. by the 18th day OF March
next or forfeit their privilege TO participate in che
purchase. Holder, of third mortgage bonds are also
notified that they must pay the assessment OF v
cen, on such bonds, and deliver the same as above
by the same date, Of forfeit their privilege Of par
tcipa,ing in the reorganization.
The exchanges at the Clearinghouse this morn
ing were 81, 10, BE- 20.
The statement. Of the banks 81 the three principal
cities Of the Union for the lest week compare with
the previous one AID the corresponding THE oi Iooi
40 follows
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sINisTUkK ILNaNAc
-,u- Risss..6.3e Sets...........5:N Aloon->ehs --
rfGH waTkE TINS ntr.
.nfy Hook. S36 Gov. Island. tI' HsioAs.-..V VI