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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
CUpRFNC COURT. CITY and County Of New

CUPRENiE COURT City and Comfy Of New
- YORK. SAMUEL v. HOFFMAN, szli1st hNDh1 "
WILSON, JAMES ". COGURh tra JOhs ". CDbbhN,
Sssifness {. Andrew WHOM Eoonr ~ tobuin e. a. iNo
5fn prsusce o. the Judgment o. the D0yo 81 Led ec
sde 81 Ito above cots "A .ton GA tho "a osy o. Mach
IN !, he fIss appointed ~ end By sid Judgment icT ~
purpose oi sAetg sli Carrying into elect such js1e Do
OIL eel az pl.hc -oo, 4 tie Merchant EHchhpge 10 th
City 81 Ne7 OK On ths loh day o. April l0n a. A. 0el's
through james NJ Mile. Ieal fsfate AICuJnesr 81
b. following de,cnbso eS.eho.d prs1l e with she sgpl,
ssaros tLseto th- Is ,ty: All Ira, certain indeure
bearing dstr Qu Tie til dyof Feluar 1860 where
= o-gua b. Ic1 aud ne sti6 biluc y Holman DID
S.mio lease, and To isra h.: De- ssia Andrew so
iIerei8 and hsrel1s.sor 8scTbed n no spp.d4rfu.e
spr daling until the m end oi
S.us ron is. day - ay, 1883 Ter he yesfy ra
three I'D collar 81 "A winch eass aod
iosieou Teere4co tnefc viii sppe AZ tud which rgea
dsa BED a. lIows All ths; cert-tn iot Of lad VI
tss building thef. tuss, ,jng md being Ia Nle
ls+gth Md Il CITY 81 hsal orE aud ~ he uorhef
$50 81 F1rtg .ecOld street between ne ffh and Br'
s.or1fs and eenssi1in- ,nd de.er6ed e. follows Con
nsuilg tho loftnsy size q hofg-Second street dt
sso k3Idls5 ard ssgsty fest Ten i1ehe, 20 Jlk @ssoy
Dom tao Loub@slefg o. sbs Fh aVence and for}
sconc street, I981g theu5s weotey sons ne noihsny
sds eoLd sse twenty fort ard Ten ees thence
sofheI ami parallel With hs Fin avenue ip1asiny tnfoogn
NJ middle o. ps.jro hundred fee. i've inches q
W. cs-t5 line OF the bloc. tuencs casfy rartei VIII
ss sscoad street tEen,y set and ter inches IND thence
sahey pttle with the tiiih avenue passing through to
.se.1 Of party WALL hundred ieei and hye iacc g.
"a Place q beg8nins together with ell aud singular tie et
woes privileges AID sypursnsSces he1cunt0 Deionglg snd
AL Covenants o. renewed IN sad ssss contained AID
'hefeo subject a0s@vsT % .bs rnnts and coysn4nr
ssd and contained 10 SAID ildeDUJo Of sascD s.ed New
'"<, Marchz5, ItJ2s
y. JONES. Referee, No lCj Bfcs9way.
'-scass. fglr Any No 10 Broadway.
tea@ sTJstssS
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Rsaai Notitee.
cupREME COURT. CITY and COUNTY Of

r,upREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY Of
- Ne,v. YORK-SAMUBJ v HOFFMAN against AN
- s ~ wilson JAMES NJ COBURN. aud JOHN W.
g6RITeN Assispess Of Andrew wilson Robert H. Cob IN
sI-Acsi0n No ore in pursuance 81 the Jnigni.At o.
r. Court Dt5s In the ahovesn'itled acl- On
T. s.d ulcmen, Tor The purpose n erocuns ahl carrying
e. eAoft sath Judgment viii sell q, plbNc SUCTION ~ .r
Ecssutq scAtpee IN the City OF fsvfofk o tn- ION
a. a Ayr,l 1852 at - O'Clock noon throt ~ - ts y
.shold ,remisos witt the spPUrsnces thereto thai 20
taf cer.sl iuuc lt1If 81 hsalug oa't Or We
al Ssy Of Mach 1891, whereby Goryius X Hoffman
vi he ,sd Samuel V Hoffman did dsuiss lease ard to
a. il sto a. ,ssfns the premises therein tnn hen
.hfr si with the appr.u To- sne during end
uoti he end as4 term OF t~-hty-One ycss T1n tho .rs
lsv Nay 1882 The yclfr ~ six hn iflec ooi.
.aybs annually, ana IA lick lacfe contained
n ants 70 tine rcnewl thereof aud the building
shsreor - Or fcereuc" thereto I'll appear and which
,s, arc described fONs Al tha, ceItsiu o, Of and with
sbs bulldog hseon climate tying snd being IN the Niue
teenth FdH tie lt, 81 NeN-t 1tk aoc On .he esetS
sido Of i avenue si continuing sud cs;cnhHl ~ iosvs
Fi avenue and he sortley side of Forty stfte run
ntAery aiongthe westerly sicr Of rL avenue
twsuty.s a.. and Eve i7chts .lfnce westerly ard parable
with Forty rd street, part al the way thfois the Ger
" and parallel with fta avepus twenty-five cff 81 i've
inehe to Che souileTly eide OF lory hid street 49, lh'ne
ssser'y along tie souhe l. side 81 tOr'ythtfo 'ut
handled s4d .,et 10 sno place Of beginning cor lhs
width IN loat and roar twenty-five fty snd ~ i'os
b. depth, oa de hundred and t"0 fceti Iot.4
Win al and eru tie ciifces silegrs emf a2piu.e
tlerounto belonging and also II cover " -
10 sid lease conisi1d, and Dement'S me COZ - T.
the rents sud covensnis r~ssrYso $40 ~
add indeutilge Of lessoI sfs New ork' ~ "A. "
; JO@ES. Referee, No. lt1 tfchd"ts,.
Ell g,r-.ga PlsisIE's Attorney 20 Bsoso~sy, y. J.
mh25 1avr3alnkf
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Tfsr sAsE,}
No. Is O..
TIM SaNES
IN PURSUANCE Of an ORDER OF the United
Ststes CiTcut Court in and Tor tie Bisict OF indsps
made In the suits above entitled, n the late "a
thereof begun luJ ned o. h. City Of indianapolis or The IN
day Of February, A. y lHl tho uIdeigucd Trustee nneei
she deeds Trust eIscn'ed said company sh
oearcg dae The the T., DAY ~ March ~ H. loo4 Ao
the other the IL. day OF July A D. 100, neesy s.e no.
tee 10 the ho lens Of the Bonds sid Coupon OF said Evans
Vile Indian apos and Cleveland sts'ght Inc RhIoad Com
pany secured by sad eds either Of them SUD 30
an win the 10 ln.r order tht subject 20 exhibit a.
prove their pscise claims before ihe sad Co't
M u.n.oo on the bird Monday IN Gsy next OF tex
IN defa thereof such aoleers VIII be postponed aud pee
seA y,f be give IN distribution OF the proceeds 81 me
rosN drsf Tor esuu. .hs payment OF sad uopd~ ana
eo,ors t. -ch holders thereof s.a hOe complied "ih
'"e VOL" '''' FRANCIS FELLOWES.
Dated a; Hartford Connecticut this Sd day Of March A. d.
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CyIIPREAiE COURT. CITY and COUNTY OF

GUPREAiE COURI, tIlt ana tODNl1 oi
- NElV-vORK So MCEL '. HOFFMAN sgsmsi Ar
DREW WILSON. JAMES n. COSURN snd JOHN NJ.
CDRuhN. Assignee, Of Andrew wilson. Robert = 'o1't
IT Action No 2Ir pur OF the jed mcri or tla
scye ou.ed Court u.de "a tho above entitled acto OF O. =
dag Harsa i0c2 tie Referees appointed 10 and bN Ia
tuleunt for ha n executing and CARVING Ie ofet
such Judgment IN ss q Pub IS AJc To- a. The dee 49,
1872 fr T. o'clock morn. ugh James " Milo, fell re
Aunon-er al ths following desc oel caaelod pre-
with the sppurtcozlcos thereto Ist "A - say A
thai rtaia uatIe of ease bear IL do c -st Gay OF
Marc 1891 whereby Giori9s x Ho6rae and tAe said
bsnue " H0i1. d demise lse snd % fan-iet un'o ne
said andrew "A il,Jn sfd HE eecltqfs sdDinlf-sos
ard sgegns tbs promises therein and beeinsfsr Gescho
~k ttr spu-'oasuccs, Or 1nd during oua vnu u. li
u i've huudrsJ cusIs, pa -b4s tenn
sunuay sd IN -fch lease contnce4 ct-t4f COVE
renewal thereof sad The building ~ ~ N
reference thereto viii appear aud which PIenises sl-
lhe olhi.g ireron situste lyns AID being m Inc A
ts~nth ward h3 city u NpgyYoS and o. ths weu-s
-ie fih avenue and containing sni desc jrn a. o".
Cosamenciry % point the westerly tde OF we La
frou f9uthwsstery % fth avenue ana f.ity
thid street running thence Southerly along ne We
q the aim twenty-five feet teuce He N y Pr
With torvhir5 traei and peri Fl she way tno"sh 1Lc
oeDteI OF psrty.v7sl hundred aud Two Ite l"rs
sortherly pirs5 with 10 Fith avenue. tver I've iert
suce esseTiy parallel wish fofty-tba s'.''. que ~
o. the way th ga tho center o. pa ty-gsi "le lD"s
feet 20 tie westerly SIDE o. tiJ nm sFiV. .
placo Of teEiuiog; containing 10 WON a. Hot Slu
ts,ntyise ret sud in dcph each -" orr 'ah"feu NN
,No feet together sn al AMI singular the eaiif PVheges
saJ a,pur.enarces tsrauut1 belong ara also ID c'Fela
o. snsy IN said lease contained aud oeRfts W.ioo SOD
yect how eyof the rent. snd covenants yea Ae io
taDed ,n said inlerfufs l-ss Dated rw torS ufct
rs let2 S. JONES, heefes. No. 100 bros i"s..
b J. TAscHHK Plfs Az, No ~ BrJsdv a. -. /.
mis- 2aH3wIuSF
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Iona Of 30 y cent notes at par and intorest, ana
without commiesion or abatement Of any kind. The
notes win be here o-morrow, and DO then psd fo'
The banking houses participating in this loan were
Messrs. Keichnm. Son & Co., q. :. Robins & Co,
and GIANT & Barlow. The proceeds OF .nis SAFE Is
needed for army purposes. million Oh eemH"
notef were scut Wet to-day, aud nearly million 70
ihe South. ii is suppoeed this negotiation wa
bri,ge over the time until the Few demand notes are
reedy. The first instament of these new notes s.
f,r0afd from the National Bank Note Company
Toe and 5Os--on Friday.
Gold il moderately active at lOl i9i0i!.
n Government Indebtedness Certificates there Is All
five Lr,;nes, a. 81 %, at when they pay large
interest, being payable within year. Ice paici'7ei
na,a The bec< interest tie same ~ in 1.33 Y cent
notes.
\ shin. now in New-0reaps, is chartered to load
cotton at Be. p pound and is now loading. The
balance of lie ships in port, some ten or eeyer 're
alec taking cotton atthe rate on foreign account
in expectation of the speedy occupation OF that city
bv the Union forces.
The news Of the taking Of Beaufort burning Of tue
pi,eal steamer Nashyille &c., was received al the
PRODUCE Exchange with iold cheers.
Ircluded in the imports Of general merchandise foT
tho week are S66oJ il C1ra, S3J,g3l IN ear'hen-
ware, 81. 29 in glAss $l2 As in camphor, sl5,'l IN
obicory g. ;Ol in gambler s2li@2 in indigo s, 6so
il essential oils e. ,sSi in opium, $500 IN paints
A.. ~ IN bicarb soda, .1275) in coda arh ,ctO
in f.lng si5752 in oranges, sji,75 in sauces and
p reserves SO $50 in watches, si5,8J5 in dressed
hides. g. j737 in uuiressad Lide, .25,2 in cham
u. gne sil go il chains and anchors, ~ IN COT
Der. s3l sol in cutlery. 81 ,52 ia hardware f9i IA
N lead s5.62l in metal goods, $J0J' in needles,
s.l3sl in steel, So lsi in spe'er 500 40 in in,
sg.7ii in zinc, A. S32 in pepper, ss 523 IN rosewood,
slg55l in bag, ,5l3 in cigars sl5S1 in coal,
500. fs2 in cotton, sil2ll in hsh, 1850 in hair,
81 6G7 in hemp 81, 81 in honey, sf 243 ~ India
nbber. so Ga IL molssses, $1,000 in rice, 1874
in salt O. sg3 in ssed. grass 10 linseed s@Jl J&J
in bhds. and bbls sugar, s5sejS in boxes and tas'
SUGAR ;2s O6l il tea go as in tobacco .iooii IN
spirits turyen,ine, $3o,ii3 In waste, sil''2i' In
wool.
Ire sbipuen., Of specie from this po't las. week
were:
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CUPRtME Ctthl.-tlib AND tltNi
~ or NCW-YODN SAMUEL y HOFFMAN,, sgt1ust
5 ca9 W c5PP11BRS A.s S.5 Of Ald oT Ni.cp
Robert ii. 1oeu.n. - al NO. lin pursuance OF
.he udguvt " the st0ve-entitled toors rsde u tnc
shove eetitied action PED day OF HNct. 1872 J. tho
,.cree appointed 10 ard by d judgment oi the po,e y
.secntne and ca rving into effect tDch judgment vii sci al
pnor auction u the Mercnsntf hschauge, IN tie ty e
SswYork on Re 18th day Of April 1852 a. u O'clock noon
through Jsuss y. Nlgr bss' Es,ate Alc0n"s, AZ tie
follow ~sCrbe1 ieseIod premise With the eFpurten
thereto, that - 20 All tbt tain iuden'lfo Of
beans dare s T,t day or February 1850 whereby
G1oryOs X GcnmtH ana the ssid samuel v HOFFMAN did
Gor,.. lsatC. 20 fsTr 70 the tsii InireN wilson
rI o. b B'oss traiors, sud assigns the pfeuisei
therein md eI,ilacf bed vi tIe appul iJ
AID during and Until the u end md Of twent
yos from the oay n May. 1888 ios 'ns yossiy rent o.
.hrec L,u1rd lars aud ~ which lease were contained cor.
c1verenis the renewal thereof sno the brdng
thereof - 81 reference thereto viii srpeaI ana which
promises described - ioliows, 10 wit;
Al aa certain ut 81 iad vi b The oundtng thereon Hta
a.. lvpr and hsi Niutecrth Wand OF ne Ctj o
New OH AID nrrtheIly sde q ttroet
Se.eel tho fifth szth and Containing and d.
,rriced a. follows; Commencing me nrberiy eide q
yor.v econ stree d-rt two hnuded and ninety one ce
2a s2) westerly 3ui the north vestefy cofne
q tho Ff avenue and second street fuInins ihenSf
westerly along the hery sids Of foTy-second street
twenty feet aud ton acaes; thence noilhs3 aAu p.s
uh ne filth avenue iDsss1c through he middle O patti
call hundred feet and nye ins1el ." the csne ne u
tts block lhelce essfsTy, pzsi with Fots ec9no Nsoe
tv,,fy Zee. sud ten uchss, aid thence sou;bey pzrse
xl one hiJ fsst and inches 70 the place .! be
tnping to-e.bsr with oil an aus lar the coHe
I'D mar teTeuuto belonging $40 sso ~ eo'eeat
al renewal ~ said le4se contained al 5s1cf sfoy s,o
et However 70 ths and c.Fe11lg te.fsel ant cen
.,ioaa In b. udenture Of iease-Daed HeF lo-E Mach
Is. iSs2 ) JONrp heirl''' -st . 10 -D-1N+''
& =. FAScaFe, Pfhs Attorney, 40 - D19so"s!
n.kes 2arV1W'AuAF
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Tie Weekly Balk Ststoment showsthat the bshHs
ere sill selling their Government. securities. hoy
pay about 3 y cent profit and as the public are
anxious 10 bnv them tie banks are no doubt dong
well TO feed the demand. The mercantile loans are
increasing slightly The specie reserve continues TO
run ny nominaly a very large part Of the line i''
however made up If special deposits and cannot he
Hg.tin.sely counted a. belonging to the banks. Tue
nominal actual amount to-iay is s33,O00,COO. The
peDost line shows natural d,cline and The cireuia-
lion Is again being expanded under the legal tender
u.ss Of tho demand Treasury notes. The mercantile
loans have been expanded about three and ball
rnlions from the lowest point in February, snd the
Derost line is down over 81 900, 900 from the high
cat poiut. touched about the middle OF February.
The loan certificates have been paid Of down t.
81 539. 600. The Target issue was <2V,'Vo'oVV'
Taess have been replaced by Government Y eet'
certificates.
The following is a eoupafaiive statement OF TIC
condition OF the banks Of hsw-iOrk City, from
March 10 to March %:
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CUPREME COURT-City 0nd County Of
- N-g-Yorh-SAM '. HOFFMAN agsina' 4 y
DREW WILSON, JAMES e. NJkt ~ nd JUN ".
CDbURV, A-sisuess Of Ardrev wilson No1tr; u iDIufA
al No lin pursualce a. lie ilde.elt ti the slofe
@Dts1 Court made in the above entitled scaou on &C. ~
isy oialcb 1872 he Referee spc a, ca 40 end ~ sac nas
for Oh purr1s. Of e1ecliing and caf!ns uts stec
s1ch ucgrent sell - pIso aua'on = tnc mere ana
Yaa r. ~ he City u New OH tie l1ih day - Apri,
tEfL % ~ locs noon. through jane A. Mile. hsM IL
ne A-tioneer az gre Ing desei5ei ,s,eloi p'eui-
a. with o agpaEte1ancss thereto that is 10 'sy; All thst
oerau luce I.fe o! ar 5.-ug oae Oh tue lst Gay Of
Fsbr-ary. 1850 whereby Co-rra Z. HOfmsu AID The aid
ssnpe y Holman did lemiso lrsse. sud 70 -ln-et unto
said Artrrw Wscr aid O. hs ezec1t7Is ldnss or
rDs the PIE misses therein aud hcien.i.ef scDec
vh tie angof-zroe, erd during AID until nc Ia eud
AL 81 - snty yeas ron tue hnt day 81 hsy,
las ioz ths yearly Oi three hundred dL-fs aud 10
which led in Venanfs o. % tn 10.
hereof I'D tho ou4ias thereon ~ b reference tners
% wit: Az that ceItsin oi ~ aud win tie build ts"re
situate yifR and bssg IN tho Nineteenth " sfd ~ ths
ciy 0f New NCr and thr n0fsy SIDE % Forty seconl
fitn and Sixth sgtuuse aud containing mo
4cs1sd follows: Commenting tho noiths-y sdo u
yotysocont-reet cstan thfs. hundred aud yiouf feet
srl toY-s~c0It street running tho westerly
ao1g n1r.nefy side Of Ferry se-cldslc- twenty feet
zen ucres. nOtAeriy sud parallel with e Ftn
ucled fe ei4 nee inches 10 te Cslef iue VI
tho aok thence eayeY parallel with forty scco11 street.
twenty fa. cd tes ihcl and thence spItaerg parallel
s d. f1-egenue, pfsrg Through tn middle u party
~eL 0e bonded AID rye .lcDcs the place Of begin.
alag rsth-r Nih all ard 1agoir the etu6ss, privilege,
Al sypurt elsnctf heeultO betngug and zso ~.
e,ls 81 renewal 10 sc lesse Ccauod aud elefts thereof
soaisilsd "a ..i4 indsa-ro or iee'eDssed Sew-Yors
March p itt2 s. JONES. IeeTte. no zoo oideeJ.
r. { FAyrsgG. Plaintiff AiFy, 10. ~ bfo-4Say
tnn15 2ew.~tull4
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Nn,s.,--CIRrrurLY REPoETEp ToE Than. z TGissss
H"'h''' yfOgDAY. Mach "a lfsL

lIONUAIl NaT'n Y ITTl-
ASHFg-The market IL steady win M inquiry TOT Pots
cgicb 40 bb sold At IS Pearls STEADY at = 90
forrON-Th-re hss not been very active business doing
t,y hu hod-rs ask f former rates snd the market closes
.sdy at 27d.8c for Mildng Uplani and do Ne~'ofean
CoFFEERIo 70 .il quiet at nominAy unchanged prices
For other knd the den aud very light. and have only "a
notice q sale Of 100 bags Jamaica nj Bic, NOS.
n oIIR AND MEAI-The market for Western and State
Flour opened rather hrmer nnder the Influence OF hsh arm
y.s but buyers not disposed 10 pachss- with any de-
80 AZ Al Gritty and there is e change to notice In
su9sns tic o!Vss the asWssa maop conhped " Ihs
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FN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
NJ the County al NewNoL, notice i hereby gwen 70 ~
sr,on. hsvrs csu!s ags MT HENRY he ae Of no
iy Of NeY OH. deceased to ete' the .suc WIN 2oeh-
s. thereof 20 ths sut-crber H. the of - OF chah fbno
No 20 Nassg.t H. tie City NewfOrk q beof. ne
Gu DIV 81 October uextDut'd New OK Nare q iooI
noI95 lS,,6nTa JAMES W. VIII r., Executor
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XIV, s,oe. On the N. Y. and Erie RAILROAD.

ClvPvuIa Monday, March y. le62.
For toe week ending Ionday March 2Ss cars Of Cattle
IN cars II Hogs 3 care Of Sheep of Understanding
to.I of 02 Of Live stock hsaiod by Stock Express
during tins week |
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Arrival of British Troops MT 80.
LOhu. N. Ne

ST. JoaN, \, B., Monday, March Y, Ied5
The steamer Adelaide, from Plymouth VIA Ber-
muda on the 20.h iust., arrived here this morning.
She has hrty.thTee officers and ! 30 msp Of the i3s.
Regiment.
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EAry.Th- ollowus few Of The principal TRANSACTIONS
Waa a. prine ohos ~ -6e y head Average $50 10
j. 4 Kslos: 10 iai. Micaisln AZ 80 3 heed A'sssge
l,2J0b.
HIsc 81 sood mho. Steer. at ssS q head Average
'Giuet, Bura. 70 f4ir Inos at 81 = head Average
j. C Smith IS fair Michigan st 80 ? head Average
b. o. Nichols, CT good Iuinoi. a. 90 p hssd Average
40 "a good Ininoi. at s54 = he,d Average 1875 n.
coon iiosbury, p prime los at so4 & heed Arer-
az. s0n York wdgh-'oets s.in,,te; . eoo ~ III
o. Breeze. 10 common, coarse Aiiahisl 81 tJ0P head
NJ shepsrd, 50 ordinary Ohio a, ~ 2 head Average,
v = Ramsey "A good Illinois al s 50 3 heed snd tsiae
wv chsoesor Al sod Kentucky At SCI p head Avs,re
Rove Mcintyre p eItEs Kentucky st &c. p h. Aver
Samuel Aerarao, q prime Indiana at $50 3 head. Az
r. j. Goa IS prime Ken,ue.y at 20. 2 ID. Average
NJ j. Eus,h q good Michigan. q, S'l 50 head Average
3oo 10. ,,oo
VIM scun- bought II coarse, heavy Illinois q. &C. & 10
Average 500 10. -,
sssrg-rbe supply light and the demand good for thi'
aud the New ork II s under TODD thst sheeP se
bat .csrce 10 HevYork and holders ere stit Prices
rave oa to SEE y bone drove averaging 2a TO- selling
Al tho ou side figure Nc0raw bIoihaLs report purchases OF
COO uripq tie week For Wool Sheep, syeIagns about
% h. Is Is y head il asked and 3ic y 10 refused
o.spt G, ara coming forward now aud the rsrke. Is
uesl W. hear of but enc sale, sms drove, averaging
about 900 g. Eastern buyer at sc d. winch about
the top Of The mafset r., -,
None wothy Of mention coming forward by railroad md
We how. no sales report The last saes Of heayy state
nrSu cows-rhsrc Is NOR. inquiry for Mich Cove he
Sphng sdysnce but prnes are nearly so lnd be.o" shs
Inst ruled u March os' year NJ soan' sod = az 40
trI Atlas sud Argus.
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SUPERIOR COURT--0ESgRaL TssN.-MAncn ~
SOIICE TO THE BAR,
Notes Of issue for the April General Term, mus,
be 81 lh shs Clerk before Saturday the ?9th ius;
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u. s. CIRcuIT CorHr, D,sTmcr OF IspIisA,
To Wit February 18th, A. ID. 1904
fRAsCis FgLLowKs,

Nc. IS Tm EvsysvrlLg, Isprl,APoLls ChsneeTy.
AND CLByELAED STRAI6Br LINZ
RAILROAD CoNFANy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

IAnLE Yns Leans Spces CiycrdIhoa, and D'fo,fs 81 re
Baak, a' Coy 81 New York, to' the 'csek tsaf,9 saf"
Gss Maya D. les!, 10 Wae, 10 s1xed ne CdpHa'D so@'
Ra.k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

Cl.srtnrs for sntiBs Msrch la... 3IsiI -
sIssrtas. Cor w..k ending March H.. 1880 itl %
b.i.nee, tor ~e-R sndiu. March la.... s2A 70 -
falanc<s for us.l sudius dGTch H.. 1iyitei II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

Tote. u JjpA ~
az tho McArrr Stc5bns bouds are ouislaodns and
,ot lt.luded In above satenc.L)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

Losns and diets siZ7 CTS 1o 2so 81
Specie .......... 3R03 $50 Deposits " ooI'
Total Capital. ...................-....r hsfV'V"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

Wm. III. Nissan agt. james Barclay, &c.-Cas'
.sed Al the amendments allowed, except the 1870 sn'
H. w Armstrong ct al. sgt. JOB L. Black 81 d.-Css
.e.t.ed.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10
Truth at Home.

Ofall happy households, that is the hap.
piest where falsehood 10 nevor thought OF.
All peaoo is broken up when once 1t appears
that there is liar in a house. All comfort
has gone when suspicion has once ontored--
when thore must be reserve in talk, and ros
crvation in belief. Anxious parents, who
are aware Of the pains of suspicion, will
place general confidence in their children,
and receive what they say freely, unless
there 10 strong reason TO distrust the truth
OF any one. Ifsuch an occasion should un-
happily arise, they must keep tho suspicion
from spreading as long as possible, and avoid
disgracing their poor child whiie there is q
chance OF its cure by their confidential assist
anee. Ho should have their pity and assid.
nous holp, as If he were suffering under dis.
gusting bodily disorder. tho can be cured,
he will becono duty grateful for tho troat-
mont. II the endeavor fails, means must
OF course DO takon to prevent his example
from doing harm and then. as l said, the
family peace is broken up, because the
family confidence is gore. fear that, from
some cause or another, there are but few
large famiiios whore every member is alto.
gether truthful. But where all are so or
Esnized and so trained as to DO wholly re.
liable in act and word, they aro a light to
ail eyes, and a JOY to all hearts. They are
public ben6its, for they are point of gon.
oral rellancoi and they arO privately blessed
within aud without. Without, their life is
made easy by universal trust aud within
their homo and their hearts, they have tho
security Of rectitudo, and giadness of limo.
Conee.-HIrriet Mdrtinedu.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10
Gen Hooker.


The Washington correspondent OF the
Chicago Tribune says OF this gallant cfli.
Ger:
Born in Massachusetts,, instructed at
West Point, educated by California, he
came to Washington early in the rebellion
to offer bis sword TO his country. He was
nominated as Brigadier General among
the first after the battle Of Bull Run
Give me Massachusetts Brigade |
heard him tell Senator Wilson, who had
brought him news Of his confirmation,
and see il do not make soldier Of
every man. That is all my skill, am
only soldier He got his New Englsnd
brigade but he was soon found competent
to take command Of division. When,
after long months Of waiting, he went 10
the Peninsula with the rest, ii began to be
noticed that where there was fighting
Hooker was present at Williamsburg, at
at Fair Oaks. and during the seven days
fighting which closed the campaign on the
Peninsula. And now lie has shown him.
seIf equally competent to lead corps
Shall he not be tried with an army, The
moment be is able 10 resume his seat in
the saddle ?"