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SINGER & cos.
LETTER 4" FAMILY sEVIEG HcE.l

With oil Me Recent Improvements,
Is the Best ari Cheapest and Most Beautiful
Sewing Machines. This Machine will sew auytl
from the running Of tuck in Tarlefan 10 the L
ing f an OversUit-anythiug from Pilot or Be.
Cloth, down to the softcst GJuzn or Gossamer Ii
and is ever ready to d" its work to perfection
can fell, hem, bind, gather tuck. quilt AMI has
pacity for n great variety Of ornamental work.
is not the only Machine that can hem, fell, lind
so forth. hut it will do so better than any other
chine. The Letter "a" Family Sewing Ma
may he had in great variety of cabinet cases.
Foldiug Case, which is now bccOming So popul.
as its namc implies, one that can be folded il 4
box or case which, when opened, makes beau
substantial, and spacious table for the work 10 Il
upou. The cases are Of every imaginable des z
plain as the wood grew in its native forest, h
aboratey finished as art make them.
The Branch Offices are well supplied Wild
twist, thread, needles, OIL etc, Of the very best
ity.
Send for copy Of Singer i Cos Gazctre."
l Vi -'NGI.k ~
t55 Brr.'v1y. ) Il
PH11AurIruA OFricr. 81 Ch-stm.i 81
Ms T nCrsh. ana d. 4 BaT4"e.l, ESQ hi
IN Fu;.k hauuocN
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-05

1@ The Arabs tent is small, but he has
sunrise for his front-door.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-05

DIRTY HANDS DR.. Wall, at dinner par
ty, very unwisely persisted in playing with
cork in such manner as displayed hand
long divorced from the lavatory.
One guest happened to express his surprise
to another, and in too loud a whisper ex-
claimed, "IIeavens, whata dirty hand -
The doctor overheard, and, turuiu6 sharply
replieo ril ssSir, III bet you guinea there
eas were staked, and the@tpany: p" Done"
other hand. He was judged to have won wlF2o
wi thout dissenting voice.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-05

- Those folks who are .n,oroa !,
everything that approaches them. annoy -.
frybody that they approa cf,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-05

GS 10 see if girl loves you-ask her
like man,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-05
THE DlSEASEA lP ERRlR
Les Mdlaaies IL -Erre,,r l

Les Naiadies d Erreur
,,d i, John b Ogden NJ D, author aad pu,lisber os
send Gree of eharge) to any young mon h Js'ee 10
wil,e tor It, sample copy for perusal The VIII
ssaay OF mankind is MAN. This work is isr ~ Eps
trsa,s sen. iOTh for the benefit susrnervous DEBILITY
ror incIudnap lane95yg1 Insanity, Wasting Decay
Indipns.sy, de- &c giving safe, speedy and effec-
Vua prescr ptons for their cure together
with much valuable information. All who favor me
with desire to read my work shall receive sam.
pie copy by return mail, free of charge.
Address
JOHN. B. OGDEN, M D.,
No. 60. Nassau St, New York
May 18th 1868 3m.
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Sam Houston and Martial Law.

In a late communication addressed by Gen.
Sam Houston. of texas, to the Houston Tele-
graph, he protests against the declaration of
Martial Law in that place by Con Herbet,
of the Confederate army, in the following en-
phatic terms
"For the Confederate Government to send
its military officers to a sovereign State TO
supersede the Cove rnor in the exercise of its
authority, as has been done in Texas, though
have heard Of it in no other State,) does
not seem to me to be exercising Confederate
power. 1t may be said that this is not a
time to discuss these matters. My answer
is. the time to discuss the principle of liberty
is whenever the rights cf the citizens are in
yad d, or the laws trampled under foot
Acq1jescence in usurpation is-Slavery Is
necessity urged in behalf of such things q
My answer is-necessity is the plea of Ty-
rants, and the exercise Of unrestlain Will
the throne of Despotism ~
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WBIsKERS On A EySTiCHE! !

in from three to six weeks This article Is u'I
one Of the kin used by the French, ami IN 41''
and Paris it Is in universal use.
1t is Il beautiful economical, so?thIng' !S, -
ting COMPOUND acting as il by magic upon ,H' Jf
causing II beautiful growth Of IaNnriant h''i. ON.
piled TO the scalp it vii! cure BALnNf>N "".
spring up in place of 'he bald spots me 7'f i
new hair Applied according to diret''o",, so
turu RED or light hair DARK, and restore 70, ,i
to its original color, leaving it SOFT, smooth aHa
ible. The OSGUENr is an indlsPensaole, e.
in every gcntlemans toilet and after one ,, "oeM
they would not for any consideration DC ",c ,o ~
The subscribers are the only Agents ioL ~, ;,
in the United States, to whom all orders must ~
dressed.
Price ONE DOLLAR n hox-for sale by al 1 ~
and DealeIs---or a box of the = onguent, "".'s
TO have the desired effect, will be sent 10 'n.
sire it by mail, (ijrect) securely Iach'U' va
of price aud postage Sl.lo. r-oo
Apply 10 or ad iress HomnEt Tr9,,;r',>',y "UD
South 7th St. cor Grand NIlIiamsonr
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MRS. WOODS
CELEBkAIED
SqInUL lTlIG IGDEI.
FOR WHISPERS AND HAI%

TIE STIMULATING 0NGl ENT AND INV
ORATOR will restore hair 20 the bald hcao'
1ew life and restore to original color gra! L. L
cause red hair to grow dark. Is warranted" -
mt 4 fhirk set of
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Erysipelas General Debility - Purify n.
Blood @'

From DR.. Robt. SdriT, Houston ST.. ny
DR.. AVER: seldom fail to remove EriiDti5ns md
Scrofuious Sores by the persevering use of Won,
SARsAPARILLA, and have just now cured an a.
tack OF Malignant ErySipetGS with it. No alter,
tive we possess equals the SARsAPARILLA Won bsr.
supplied TO the profession as well as TO the pe0re
From j. Z. Johnston, Esq, UdLemGn, Ohio
"For twelve years / had the yellow Erysipesso, n,
my right arm, during which time / tried ali the ce
ebrated physicians could reach, and took hundred,
of dollaIs worth of medicines The ulcers were "a
bad that the cords became visible, and the doctors
decided that my arm must be amputated. ] began
taking your SARsAPARILLA. Took two bottles and
some of your PILLS Together they have cured mo
am now as well and sound as any body. Being ina
public place, my is known TO every body in this
community, and excites the wonder of all"
From, Hon. Henr7J 1fonro, III. P. p, Of Ne1rcaste
w., q leading member Of the CarndiGR Pdrliqrsat
g have used your SARsAPARILLA in my family
for general debility, and for purifying the bood
with very beneficial results, ard feel confidence in
commencing it to the afflicted"
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Sore Eyes.
From Hdrrey .Sickler, Esq, the dbie editor Of lie
Tunckhdnn0ck Democrat, Pennsylvania
sour only child, about three years of age, wasst.
tackled by pimples on his forehead They rapidly
spread until they formed a loathsOme and vi,ulent
sore, which covered his face, and actually blinded
his ewes for some days. Skillul physician appied
nitrate of silver and other remedies. without ap
parent effect. For fifteen days guarded hs hands
lest with them he should tear open the fostering and
corrupt wound which covered his whole face Hay.
ing tried every thing else we had any hope from
began giving your SAESAPARILLA, and applying
the iOdide of potash lotion, Us you direct The sore
began TO heal when we had given the first bottle
and was well when We had finished the second. Tie
child's eyelashes, which had come out grew again,
and he is as healthy and fair as any other. The
whole reighborhood predicted that the child must
Gie,n
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-05
.1Irtfft1S 2h barois of Runny-
ves, and ta1ra ,vr1 at1aaA
va nnfil we tried .i,n.sz & 70 ~. .ha-

| From Charles P Gage, Esg, offhe ,c;dsI,, 80. e'
Or cage, Murray Co., mda1dcturers ~ mg.ns
\ etLed papers IA. Nashua, N H. enana-
had for several years very troublesnr,, &.
nlor IN my face, which grew constantly worso n na
1t dsfgured my features and became an Gnal
affilctIon tried almost everything man coma os
both advice and medicine, but without snV rssoi "
whatever, until l took your SARsApAPIIi. TL 81.
immediately made my face worse MS you told -, 4 4
might for time; but in few weeks the new, s s !:
began TO form under the blotches, and contipnaa
until my face is ss smooth as anybody's and 60
without any symptoms of the disease that I'm i
OF. enjoy perfect health, and without doubt opa
IL to your SARsAPARILLA."
Erysipelas General Debility - Purify tbs
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,


BINGH. -MTON, N. Y.
An Institution TO Qualify Young lleA to1
Business.
D. w. LOWELL PRINCIPAL, Professor of the Science Q
Accounts. Practical Accountant, Author of Lowell
Treatise upon Book Keeping, Diagrams lllusJat
ing the same, &c.
JNo RANKIN, Commercial Accountant; Professor Q
housekeeping and Practical Mathematics I
A. j. WARNER, Professor Of Practical and OrnameT-
al PENN anshP, Commercial Calculations ana Cor
respondence.
J. J. CuRTIL, Assistant Teacher in Bookkecpin
Department. ee u E-
LECTURERS.
Hon. DANIEL s. DICKINSON, LII, d Lecturer on Com
merciaI Law and Political Economy.
Hon RANSOM BALLOON, Lecturer on Contracts Prom
isarv Notes and Bills Of Exchange.
Rev. DR.. E. ANDREWS, Lecturer on Commercia
Ethics. {tta E# F.. p
Stulcnts can enter Mt any time; 10 vacatiGi
Graduates are presented with elegantly cngravc
Diploma Usual time required to complete full conf
ncrcial course from to II weeks Every studej Il
is guaranteed to be competent to take charge Of
books of any busines, firm, and qualified to earn
salary from $500 to $500 per annum. Assistant !
rendered to graduates in obtaining situations. Boa
81 90 to 50 so per week.
For particulars send for Circular, enclosing stant
n5-ly
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,ALEs TnH PUBLIC BoALD-4P.y.


The Stock market this morning was not sctiye and
in shares was generally heavy. The bears took ad.
vantage Of the weakness of the market aud ham
mered with vigor. The apprehension that Mr.
Chase will come upon WAL street suddenly for a
large loan on bonds, il the principal cause Of tho
indsposition on tho part Of the bulls 70 operate
energetically, while the same impression gives
the bears courage TO put out their options. The
street has now undoubtedly aiger short line than
for many month";. We have 10 official Information
AS TO what may be Mr.. Chase's intentions in regard
TO the manner Of raising the means for carrying Oh
The war, but we have too much confidence In
the good sense Of the Secretary aud bis ad-
visers to t1ppose that he will kin tie
public goose which he relies upon to lay his
golden eggs. That H. that Lie will do nothing to
ate stringent Money market in which he is TO ap-
pear as the larges. borrower. Yet Il is undoubtedly
the fact that the heayiness OF the market is due to
the fears that Mr.. Chascs next noyemen. will
cause a contraction Of the money facilities IN the
street and Of course briog about temporary decline
in the Stock market Governments this morning
were nc. very active and weak, excepting in one
year Certificates, which were in demand at 9si e9St.
Erie shares were hammered down 10 1Ol; Hudson
River to %; Michigan Central to 81; Southern M.chi
gau to 581; Fort Wayne to 81, &c. ut the Second
Board there was marked change in tho tone
of the market with a general advance
in the share list. Erie was very buoyant
and advanced to III. Harlem WAS also in good de-
ruand aud touched IS, an advance Of 9 cent.
lludson River recovered y cent, selling ut ~
against 80 in the morning. The receipts OF Febru-
aIy, as given below, aIe exceedingly large. Fort
WAYNE was y cent better 1olslo improved !.
Michigan Southern, common, ID cent. Michigan
Central was active and advanced to 994, asansl ~
at the morning board. The dealings showed de-
sire upon the part of the bears to get in their shorts
Governments were also firmer. AT tho o'clock call
the market was not in all cases. strong at the
Second Board Pacific Mail, however, aid
Central show a moderate advance. Tie last
quotations are U. ). Us, registered, leSl, iO0d
100; L. s. Gs, 1881, coupons, lOl aloIli U. y.
81, 1874, coupons, go Oregon War Loan, half
yearly 99l 100, u. s. Treasury Notes, J'Io,
February and August, 1915 dl05i u. 5. %, l-year
Certificates 9Sa 9S9 Demand Notes oid issue), lIIs
am; Missouri State 10, 81! G5; American Gold,
l7IaI7I!; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, l6'
uIG1!; New.YoIk GENITAL Railroad, llSi@
lls!; Erie Railway, TiaTti Erie Railway
Preferred, 1901 qlOl Hudson River Railroad,
JGl; Harlem Raroad, 7.aai; Harlem Rail
road Preferred, SlldSis; Reading Roilrond, 81
-; Michigan Central Railroad, 99@99ij Michigan
Southern aud Northern Indiana Railroad, 6os "6)s;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad.
1911 Sl0ii; Panama Railroad, i'VS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

The Corn Exchange Fire and Inland Navigation
Insurance Company have declared a seui-annual
dividend Of per cent, free from Government tax,
PAYABLE on demand.
The Finance bill, as il was passed, does not give
the holders Of tbree.year bonds, when converted
into legaltender notes. the full amount Of interest
accrued up to the time OF conversion but only the
amount due at tho last previous paymen, time
Thus, if the interest is made payable in July and
January, n person must hold bond six months III
order be- entitled to interest," aud il the conversion
be made between the above periods more OF less
interest in lost. This Of course would dortroy tho
value of these bonds for Temporary Investments Of
surplus capital. The attention of tho Ways aud
McauJ Committee has been called 10 tins feature,
and draft Of bill TO remedy it sent to Washington,
giving MI. Chase authority to pay interess up to the
time of conversion. The session, however, Is 80
near its cloie that there may not be time 10 act
upon it..
The following is the leading article OF Mesars y.
liallett & Co.'S circular.
The principal topic of discussion ia financial circo' 10 upon
the follow ing section Of tie Loan BIN:
SIC Z Ind be fnrfSr enacted That the Secretary OF
tho Treasury be, and he h. hereby shoizod TO issue on te
credit tho United sstos OOO00OO0 Ia Treasury notes,
% ,obe at The pleasure Of tho United States. such thu.
times not exceeding thee years date nay bsIolhd
beneficial TO the public interest," at he not "Acred
o-num annum, payable at period. eipr',,l on 'e
said notes aud the interest on III treasury
notes. aud ceTticses 81 Indebtedness and depos ho.s
Issued shall be paid in wi money. Tho 1r snry notes
is.ei shall be such denomination a. tie SECRETARY
shall direct than TO- aud be dipocd OF on ia"
brt that DO obsaed may be paid ~ any eI.u
Of The uDed States willing to uceise Tue same ~ Par
and said Treasury notes ay bs made LEGAL tsdei I" '
extent United States notes ior thor iui Nauc g.
GLIDING interest," or they bs made tichenseape u.e
regulations prescribed BY Tho 5eceIay the oyo
holders thereof a, the Treasury IA the cn, OF
Of ASH.
rated for tha pGrPose for UDed States not. e9ua 70
to tho Treasury notos offered for sIohsnse
with the accrued and due thereon at the date IA
efei payment mott preceding suob eroh a." ana 10 oo
OF any amount Of ,,ld ftes.nY eoe' ID" '1'aanx'' %
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COURT CALENDAK-Tmn D,r.
L. S. DIsTRIcT CoUKr-Nos. Ii 10 81.

O IITNI NVN ANVss 70
SUPREME CoJRT - CIRCUIT - Part L-Oyes
and Ieminer. PAIt Il-Nos l,68 5l2 liza. 1870 lITS
1870. l72 1884 1895, 1870 l7g2 10, 1895 1900 10! 1900
l5oG, 1912 1916 1918 Part ll-N0s 2S5 10 10y IN !
10 7lo, 56. o93 bl go 0o9, 1884, 953 sls s.s S9 $685. i|
2o?9, G85 1850, l70l, o'l. 40 ,a-
SUPREME CoURr-SPrcIAL TsRA.-Nos lS', iI''
2ls to "a. . 40.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-PaH Mos. loos
lgc iZii lsT 1855 I.2i I?22 Cos, Goa, $50 40 "a
1895, ei9 Pst lLN.s rs 1853 l.stt S!' DO 49, W.
1874, 1919, 1880 l677, 1871 1882, l23 1893 - r,,,..
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Part I.-Adjourned 20 nv ,.,
day Part I-Nos l7O. 1862, sSs. ssi, 1914 H''' VS.
lalO. lAli 1910. nll LIP, ia, It.b
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COuRT-GEsERAL TFas-MARcH S-Befofs
Justices ROBERTSON. WHITE and MoasLL
DECISIONS.
Thomas Scott, executor, aQt. Mary +. Lines
JUDGMENT reversed aud trial granted With costa to abide,
Opiuion By Mcneil AID Robertson, u.
Before Justices MoSCRITP and MoysL1- -
Loais Pignolet agt. Darius Geer Ct also much Of
tia order appealed from denies the motion bring an add
on and TO amended complaint
ia all othe! respects order affirmed.
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The Erie grcss earnings of February were larger
than for any month in the history OF tho war, In PRO
portion TO the number Of working days. The ag-
grogate experts of produce and meuhandso texclu-
sive of specie for the past week vas Sill ,IGO.
The Grocer's Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared semi-annusl dividend of per cent payable
on demand.
Tie directors Of .he New.Yo,k Central Railroad
propose TO replace the three millions OF dollars OF
per cent bonds OF the company, which will mature
OH the 10TH OF June. 1864, by issue Of Per cent;
bond. 10 the same amount, TO mature In twenty-five
years An allowance of per cent for the difference
in interest between the three coupons yet 10 mature
on the present issue, will be paid cash. Holder, Of
tho per cent bonds will be allowed tho option Of
exchange until the 3Oth Of April inclusive uness
prev.oufly Withdrawn after ten days notice. Tie
delivery Of the new bonds viii commence on the
10Th inst.
We have soen . dispatch from Washington to-
day, denying, on the authority Of Mr. Chase, that
tie option OF making the tlrec-yesr bonds legal
tender Tor their tsc, Value or Of converting them
into legal tender is with the holder and stating ths
ortion il with the Secretary. We have also seen
another dispatch affirming rs strongly he opposite,
although no. giving Mr.. CLaso as authority. Ii
will be noticed below, in tie extracts from ilalle.s
Circular tia, the writer giyes our view Of the case
on the authority ofiLe Conference Committee.
Gold has iuciualed within barrow limits to-day.
Amor selling at al7ii, Il closes at III bid.
The following proposals. were received by the
Controller yesterday for $4,000 Central Park Im-
movement Fund Stock OF 1876, TO bear interest ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

Relative lncrcase circulating nsdur p q cent From
The opgng table have these fesus; VI the 81 Iesdlg
anil syen the prices. decratd bet"een 1873 aud 'Go
p1 81, upon Of them rates above ~ = cent, upon 10
NOV. p A. cent upon above y cent upon from TO
no y cent add remained unchanged Will" OF Il article,
who. m e.. oDl, shove ~ / cent, above - q
cont 10 above u 4 Ger aud from to 10 Z cent The de-
Ia It'll m1ie t.tusy show the Independence Of prices
uron .he quantity oi money 10 cireua'i1n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

Albert Harris, a colored man, was arrested for
mananshicr in causing tie death OF Samuel Williams on
board The ID POI b. Hall II appears that they Qurrel
Ia when Harris struck Williams who standing the
rail causing him 70 stsger and fall overheard Efos were
made to r, scue him. bat without avail.
The Commissioner discharged the accused holding thst al.
though blow struck Intentionally that deceased reu
overheard throu sh i.3iyontuTe.
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I . Y cent per annum:


The business OF .to Clearing House Is enormous.
To-day tie exchanges $5I ,396732, the largest
day ever known. excepting when Two days settle
men,s are made in one US on Mondays, I'd Jan,
18th July, &c.
Tie following table will compare the pre'en, condI
ton Of the banks Of the City Of NewYork with tina,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

Bulls HrAp.--The close of the weeA'y 49, $50
well calculated to make dr0Te'' 'es'|o'y
- III, opening Bur of the cattle ~ 'ae sac
Monday were ist uusod. yet there "s' $"
,,.h ,,ocA and these were just geo NOSE than
al mice. gave way lightly, aud all fouad bhys~
s"o-, ans 100 Lse more snhed and the poyri lie
a, broke csmes back IL wss the feather np''
loaded market which has already absorbed 300
bnocl. during the week aud ces,sialy aid not 70
- any moe rel, bee the midst Leni. among .aon
ysry re- isious people a. those Of our gotly city
Con Mcdowell nj wi'e are now q. 10, Astos
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SUPREME COURr-CHAxBHss-MARcH3 ~,Before Justice
BAPS.RD,
rue dAvsIvo6KT PURCHASE.

rue GASsLTo0RT PURCHASE. -
The People, &C., ex rel. James b. Taylor ct al.
az. Matthew T. Brennan, Controller Sc-The stay Of pro-
ceeIinss ia this layirs expired to-day the parties sp
pea-od 10 Court aud the Judge after hearing some argument,
IRA ted further stay Of proceedings without security. til
the case should be heard the General Term, providing
hould be reached the May James Brady aud Mr.
johnson leltor John l.. DCyen Colorstion Council,
aud Mr., Ilacke,t for espondent
Before Justice SUTHERLAND
DECISION.
James Low ct al. sgt. VIM. Graydon ct al.-Or.
der settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

M,R1aail $50 bbls Flour, $50 bbls. Corn Mssl ala
bags Corn Ms OILS bush Corn 30 600 oush oats $50 bush
seed, 1928 bbls Whisky 800 Psss Proyissn lOV pSgs
Butter, .,3l6 pkgs. Lard l,lSO Dressed Hogs
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-MARcH 3-Befsrs
fudye M,t'r

COURT OF GENEKAL sEs<IONs-MARcH J-beTsS
Judge MCCUSS.
Mr. William i. Howe moved for an attachments
egaint Col LOOMS for not obeyng writ Of hshess corpus
osciug him t. produce recruit named Edwin IT, nisu.in
tbe snnd,on OF celebrated poet AID phiosopher Mr
Howe produced the proof OF due services ana submitted tn
il a e tst toe question iusy settled as TO whethet
H. process II the should be dth aud treated win
contempt -, o., r....,.,. $500.
was Din. d in the Land. OF the Sheriff for execution
Ow 10 the n6ispoon of the Judge, the Court was sd'
inr ed until Saturday when sentences will DO passed
ssSrIal pe.soas previously convicted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

1850.
1he prices TO-DAY quoted a. follows:
FirstqnsIi!y...,....9.dl 0I Ordinary. az
Medium. Ia FL
some extra good may be quoted at iic-
1fs general average OF the market at BIC.
The most Of the sales range from &c. TO l0c.
Trces per head and per pound. Of different weights will
DO 'Oun in accounts OF sales Of sundry droyss.
Total number OF bseyes received in mo city tails wees
5,2f1.
an. is az heed than week and 10 head uors
than the Of last The average number az each
"wednesday market last year was 0j2 head while tho num-
br TO-DAY being shows 3I3 hean than tho average
and 16J head tnsn this dsy week