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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15
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Eg- The following corrsspondtnSs
from the army Of the Potomac; hss besn
handed in for publicstions II win. %
doubt, prove interesting W wi fitmsfs6s
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a78a April a4sh 1860. 81
DEAN FkrHEx; y,i. ys 8g
/ received toa lsasf
last evening; and was happy 70 hssf ffoiH
you! The day before yeiterdsy, a1d inek;
we started in company With The lf6th
0. V. l., Capt. Whites cavalry. md one
section Of Battery d, Wheeling artillery;
for Sttasburg; distance IS miles from thi.
place; to chase and capture the Rebs that
were reported thick at strssbtFt Ind
Woodstock. Gen. Elliot four BfigadissJ
went with the 18th Pa. cavalry st6udd v
Woodstock; in order to dash oti thsti u
that place, and drive them back 10 Stf3si
burg, where to be ready ID intercept them:
Capt. White was about one half hbtlr tdH
fast: he charged on about l60 6f tbSlr
cavalry, killing two or three and xSnndi
ing some, aud capturing three. Oar l6ss
was two killed. Several csvaltt h6rSss
sent oft with tbe ea3alrv 81 m;les from
Strasburp. we marched out on 4 hili
which in mart vas tlich with atHkll bibe.
Our Caloasl had Comnsns @ A N debloysd
as skirmishers In aatance q thg terimets:
We procee,led in that wat for about 4 Sf
n mile, where we rstnained fof about ouS
half hour and tbeti returned ID sttssbnfV.
Ganaral Elliot win the lsth ps. csys'.
~ made dash OF tbe rebs ;iist as fhsS
came into Woodstacl Killing and wound.
inc twenty or upwards. ana Capturing
twentv.fonr also, ssnt,,r;no, their Nxgofis
and horses also snlsndid orts horse buQ.
ov Had canta;n white hdt behb st fast:
W. We wduld have cantb rpa ,hs entitx tebsl
force, bul as il was. IL wa Huite I stiS.
cess(i,l exnedit;on, Canta,h White Wss
in dsneer If Nam. t;llsd, Thtss rsbsls
dasnsd 'owar5s - IN snd n haha fs hAha
cnnf,;ct ens,,ad wh;sh tssultad N lilljHJ
two snd tsnund;na IN th,rd TThs
ran,a;n 4 om;,a s,j,,;sr "a A5r.h. lEr
n, ms nf V;rr;,;sn 1 H. an,;t ~ bSRa
Of % ON ~ of ,la sahs - w;,,, HE Sabrs, -
" Tbs T y ,1s,H M m q " and sbs sect;oi n
tho ha,tarv v r.O.;0od NJ ~ /, 1 ths Mart n Stfa..
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15

E A doctor once returned coat to
a tailor because it did not exactly fit him; ;
the tailor, afterwards seeing him at the
funeral of one Of his patients, said
"Ah doctor, you are a happy man 7"
"Why so p inquired the doctor. IF
because you never have any bad work
returned on your hands," A
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15
WRITING INK.

WRITING INK. .sea ~
A SUPERIOR article Of Black Writing Ink
II by ths bottle OF In quantity. for iale BY
-, g4g 's'F IL SHISLER,
feb7@ ti3 ! Druggist,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15

EE "My DEAR" said gentleman to
a young lady to whom he though, to be
married, "do you intend to make fool Of
me q"
q "No," replied the lady, Mature ha,
saved me the trouble" "a m
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15

1nN:pl1r4
-. s.sss 80
SEs psatup Uta contracts ou pswen,
Rst tho Who'll. bouud.a Continent sun'
Or. ROBACK'S
RAOOD pURIVIER
and
DAOOD P1AAS
have been introduced to the public for more
than six years, and have acquired an
NwAvMeMse pOyNNI\uvvtN,
far exceeding any Family Medicines Of a
similar nature in the market
An appreciating public was not long ia
discovering they possessed remarkable
CMvNt>uc pvONevtlcs,
and hence their
RNNlA Sa\e
and consequent profit to the Proprietor, thus
enabling him to expeud
MUMM 'MowsuMAs
of dollars each year in advertising their
merits, and publishing the
WwNMevows Cevtlylcutes
which have been showered upon him from
AMNovts q NE Country
The popularity Of the
B\ooA 2uvvS>Gv oMA TlMs
is that they strike at the root of Disease
by eradicating every particle of impurity
w MC B\ooA,
for the life and health of the body depends
upon the purity of the blood.
If the blood is poisoned the body drags
out miserable existence. These medicines
Ave UMeNwa\sA
for curing
S,rofula, Syphilis,
Skin Diseases, Old Sores,
Salt Pheum, Phe,Imatisns,
Dyspepsia, Sic1c Headache,
Liuer Complaint, Fever and 54gus,
Lsuoorrhea, Female Complaints,
Erystpelos, st. 54nthony's Fire,
aumors, Erupttons,
Fits, Scrofulous CONSUMPTION, sto.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15

r. Now is the time to subscribe for
As "PIoNEER," "at sl.So year. ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15

{ EE There Is proposition before the
Canadian Parliament to return to the u
nited States all fugitives from the draft
who may foist their cowardly persons
upon Canada, Iii said the act will be-
come law. -, -.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15

E "A young doctor, on being asked
to contribute towards enclosing and or
namenting cemetery. very cooly replied
that in filing II be should do his part
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15

H II say Pat. what are you about !;
sweeping out the room 2" 5 = 40.
"No," answered Pat, ';I'm, sweeping
out the dirt and leaving the room"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15

@ The value Of property liable to
confscationin the District Of Columbia,
is estimated at 81, 600, ,o0O. 81 4 s-~.as
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15

~ 2 Y 2 2 !
! ONEperson writes, her daughter was cured
Of fits of nine years standing, and St Vitss'
dance Of two years
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incuss-
ble
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism of eight years.
Cases innamerable of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
WovN Nike q CAavVA.
We R\ooA PHN\s
are the most active and thorough pills that
have ever been introduced.
They act SO directly upon the Liver, excik.
ing that organ to such an extent as that the
system does not relapse into its former con.
dition, which is too apt b bo the case with
simply purgative pill
They are really a
B\ooA oMA Alwss pvM,
which, in conjunction with the
B\ooA PMvvSler,
will cure all the aforementioned disenses,
and, of themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache, Costiveness,
Colic Pains, Cholera Morbus,
indigestion, Paira in the Eopsls,
QizStness, ste.
Try Kese medicines, and you will never
regret it. Es-r
Ask your neighbors, who have used them,
and they will say they are !
GooA Medicines,
and you should try them before going for
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and if you
have ever doubted you will
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15
B\ooA oMA Alwex 'pvM,
which, in conjunction with the
B\ooA PwvySler,

and you should try them before going for q
physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and if you
have ever doubted you will
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15

ES- The following corrsspcudtnSs
from the army Of the PotOiuaei has bssn
handed in for publicstions II win. 20
doubt, prove interesting W Sat ftmsssss
readers & fB 4ssar9'9h
wrscHEsfiR. w., ~
a75q d April a4sh 1865! ~
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
FAMILY MARK EFT REVIEW.

Meats. fish, vegetables, poultry and tho other articles
to be found at markets remain u about the same
figure that they At last review week ago The
markets well supplied and the demand quite brisk
all things considered. The best butter sehs Tor 26c
per pound Washington Market while the grocers about
the city have raised their prices to the unreasonable
figure OF 3oc., and 32c. There is sufncient
for this movement the part Of the groceries, and
buyers ought 70 set their faces against by patronzng
reason and pull down their prices The general scale Of
prices yesterday was about as follows
MEATs.-Good roasting beef, &c. q lac per pound por
terhouse steaks 16c &c., sirlon steaks l2c. l4c.;
round Sc. 12c ordinary and soup pieces, &C. &c.;
nice corned beef &c. &c.; mutton hindquarters 1ec
Of season; veal &c. 112c fresh pork for roasting &c.
1oc pork steak, 10c. bacon, llc.; hams, l2c.; pigs
heads, 4c hooks, 5c tongues 75c each; trpe &C. per
pound sausages, l0c
POULTRY AND CAME sell follows Turkeys, 14c. 16c
per pound; chickens. l2c l5c tame ducks. l4c 1ec
canvass back ducks 81 80 asa pair prairie chickens
75c SIC. psr: quails So so dozen plrtrdges $50
81 pair Pennsylvania hares, 44c Soc pair guinea
fowls 15e pair. The supply OF venson is abundant
and it sells at 12c. a 14c. per pound.
FIsHSome good qualities haddock striped bass, sal
trout and black fish the market. The prices
are:-s,rpsd bass lsc zoe per pound salmon trout,
l8c. black do Sc. l2c frost, &C. haddock ranges be-
tween &C. 0c per pound halibu, very scarce, l0c.
15c; founders. &C. yellow perch, &c.. cod, 60 &c.;
scooEs, 25c. Der quart OYSTERS 60c 81 rs per hum
dred Holsters, &C. 7c.; crabs 25c per dozen. Fresh
macksre out of m1rke but there good sated mack
erel selling for &c. loc per pound; smoked mackerel
l0c 11c.; smoked cells. 1sc. per bunch smoked had
dock &C. l0c salt cod SC &c. soft shell clans 25s.
soc. per hundred fish, &C. per pound smelts 12c.
per pound smoked salmon, 14c per pound picked sal
mon. 10c. a 12c. per pound.
vH'ETAMs remain about the same last week, to
wit Potatoes-Mercers peach blows and Prince Albers
sell at 14c per half peck; turnips about Soc per
bushe Lima beans (very scarce) unchanged cab
bages, sc. Sc per head onions, 25c. per half peck
celery, l0c per bunch: spinach per bushe basket
Long Island radshes per bushel carrots, Soc per
bushe
FRuns.-Apples, 12c. Csc per half peck lady apples
75c per half peck; cranberres l9c per quart hickory
nuts SOC. per half peck. Grapes-lsabea, 25c. per
pound, Malaga 60c. 75c. per pound Havana oranges
Csc. a 60c. per dozen; nears, 25c. per quart.
MEctILaN us.-Butter-Fro Chenango county, 2sc
per pound ordinary quality, 20c.. Cheese-American
13c.; English, zoe. lard-Rendered 13c. unrendered
lie. Eggs, six for 15c.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
.$22O,730 90 69,1s2 rs
Supreme Court-GeneraI Term.

FaB. 4-Joseph Co,,oeu, respondent Herbert Law.
vcsos Jr. and Joseph Foslks.-Ths appeal from
decision of Hon H. p Hunt referee who had rendered
Judgment in favor Of the respondent, who the
signee OF Birkbecks Hodges a manufacturing firm
which formerly existed IN this city Various points Of
law rail- sed the appeal among which the fol-
lowing appeared that the assg claimed title TO
the demand under assignment Of the partners
in that hrm-which limited partnership under the
s.atutethe special partner not having joined in the
assignment although he assented to II. Another point
this state Of facts. II appeared that the Arm Of
Birkbecks Hodges had entered into contract with the
appellants TO construct for the latter double engine for
vessel, which the appellants building for the
Spanish government. In this contract provision
imposing the contracting parties 500 per day for
feiture In the same not completed by the
tract time. The referee overruled both OF those points,
and rendered Judgment for the assignee From this udg
ment appeal taken 70 the General Term and
gued in November last before Judges ngraham Leonard
and Peckham; by Mr.. Wyeth for appellant and by ID.
Mcmahon for respondent
Judge Ingaham delivered elaborate opinion stating
that the referee committed which will call
reversal Of this judgment Judgment affirmed with
The New York herald., 1863-02-07

Wheat was generally steady with slightly jncresscS
activity In the market Sales made Of so 900 bushels
amber Western, 81 So 81 10 for Milwaukee club and
amber spring and 81 Al 81 So for Chicago spring Corn
bushels mixed Western at e2c 9lc mostly Al e1c for
sound s2c. 9Sc for unsound and heated ana osr
for Western white and yellow. Rye WINS quiet at 81 o3
81 l2. safes made of COO bushels barley az Al 80
81 90 and go bushels malt at 81 co Oats were IN
limited demand AZ 6Sc. 72,so according 10 quality
c.spLas wefe sehng TO fair extent at 2oc 2,c for
CoYvrs was quiet bot unchanged In price. W. quc,c
Rio, prime, al 33c. do good at 32c. do far a
Bic. 81 lsc do ordinary AZ 30c 90 o.: do fair 10
good oargoss SIC J9e Java, mats and Gags yc J6a
Naracaibo; Sic sac lagrsyra, ao1sc s32t;c st no
mDgo, 2gc. 2gIIc.
cor7oS was in GOOD d.nsud, and 200 bales hanged
hands ON a basis Of soc. s6i,C.
CHEMICALS have been IN fair rcqu,., and quite
buoyant.
Dvywocps, ps,.s.les Of 200 tons St. domingo loswood
ware made at t2a
Fsuonrs-Ths engagements today were res,r,s,.d.
pool there were taken ZOO bbls -four at 2s a D. ad
10000 bushels grain A. 3D. ekd, 200 bols pork q, a.
&c. Cd 4s Cd. and 500 boxes bacon at 2se To LONDON
there were shipped 500 tiercss beef at 6s 3D. and 100
HF.r-1 good demand existed for Manil. Al ,o.c
per ID.
HAY was 10 more demand Al So. 81 lor North rvo,
Hors were snaeable aud prm AT lsc pc Tor new
METALS were in good demand, Including ingo, eopne, a,
3skc &c Scotch pig iron at S5J s3s PIG lead AZ
ashc., Straits tin at 46lsc a4'e banca do al 50c
61c.
MorAssxs steady but inactive
NAVAL STORES quiet but quoted very firm A, a %
for spirits turpcn,ine $40 for rosn and So All
for tar.
Ons were generally very nrm with fair inquiry for
Iinseed lard petroleum and 1sh os-the latter rox,ng
with strong upward tendency.
PRovnsNs-fcrk was dswn 70 el4 rs . sis 20 for old
mc:s sle IS fcr nav %sss md sl 80 sls 90 for prime
with sales of 200 bbb II el1 so e12 10 for plain ana
el2 t13 90 for extra saies were made aso n
800 bbs and terces lard within range OF NC m o
1900 boxss bacon n ne. aekc., and 800 pacsares
hams and shoulders at Nc. as1c., and SIC sTc
Butter in lively rcquestlt 12c 27c for state ana
Nc c Tor Wes'cra Cheese was selling freely at loc
a1&kc.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

good business has been transacted In nearly all kinds
Of dry goods during tho past week though here has been
less speculative activity and much less excitement In the
market The inquiry for domestic cottons from the regu
lar trade has been good and there has been demand
for plain fabrics from contractors at much
dmer prices-in majority Of 10 per cent above
last weeks closing quotations. And this improve
ment has extended to domestic woollens, in
which there have been considerable transactions
reported, partly speculation. Stocks OF all kinds OF
domcstcs are now much reduced and holders are ex-
tromey frm in seveaa Instances refusing TO offer their
supplies for sale at present There has been decided
falling or In the amount OF business in foreign goods dur
ing the week. caused mainly by the unfavorable reaction
in gold and sterling exchange and frequent fluctuations
from day TO day Prices Of goods however, have been
generally well supported, and, In some instances,
have favored sellers. The mportions were on heavier
scale this week. comprising direct entries Of 81 376 SOL
and warehousng entries OF $371 706, being total OF
81 74S 597 entered during tn, week. The Withdrawals
from warehouse amounted to only 529 1872 which, added
the direct entries make the total amount marketed
81 .616, 1928
The importation Of dry goods at the port OF New York
for the week ending February s, 1853 follows
ILL.,
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
Personal InssIliRencs,

Amongst the passengers by the Saxons 10 day is the
boy pianist, Willie Barne.nore Pape, who goes London
fortified with letters 10 the Queen and of the lead
Ing members of the Engsh nobility given him during
hts recent tour Va Canada.
hsuteosnt A. NJ Murray, u. g. A.; r. Baron, Engiapd:
Leonard Grover, WashngtOn, W H. Hooper, A. c. Brad.
ford, California ". Fitch. Auburn n ccnrsd and r. r
0yy, Philadelphia, are stopping Al the METROPOLITAN
Hotel
@. NJ Cries and family, Goshen g. II Ncden and lady
New Jersey Colonel T. II. Benton, jefferson county &
r.. Rymes, Charcsfown; J. Il sleeper, Boston, Hon A
III Crsvin, Lebanon, N. II. " W. Hemsley Phadslpna:
T. D. Hunt and AAy, watervie, A. y. Edwards Sara
toga; G. w. Buck, CAsmupg, and Captain Cornish ship
Lmsr AID Isle are stopping al the Astor House
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1868


Rcx-yhere small lots of Eass IsdA sssd u SKc.
aSke
6P,cH were held nrmly bus wore quiss.
SuGAss were IN limited demand 70 day, aAd saes wcre
unimportant. but the market steady Tho following
are the latest Quosatons-es quality loaf sugar lbc
per h. best quality crushed sugar Is kc; granuiated
sugar lbc; ground sugar 5xc Five or less than twea
~ packages ono eighth OF cent higher. The twenty
packages may consist OF loaf crushod, ground granu
lated. white and yellow sugars
ToRAoco-Ihe demand is good, but offerings are very
light sales 2Sl hhds Kentucky at l6c 9Sc. "a cases
seed leaf at lie. 4Oc
TAILow-There lR5. 900 lbs sold al 1lkc. q 12c
rEAsSaies transpred within the past three days Of
about 10 900 packages at very full prices.
WmsKEy was down 10 Soc q 6lS mostly 60c., with
sales Of 1900 bbs
WooL-The demand this week has been very active a.
improved prices Large sales have been made Tor invest
ment the particulars OF which have not been made public
correct report OF the transactions cannot be gwen
Those reported follows:--Domestc, 5000 lbs;
aesces 76c 82c $50 bales California; at private terms
foreign l50 900 lbs; Valparaiso, 500 bales Cape 800
bales hestza, 81 bales; Mexican. all private terms
500 bales Peruvian fair, not named.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
United states Circuit Court.
pafore Hon Judge Shipnnan.

FB. 6.-The Exchange Bank Of Harttord.w. John King
aI-This cause taken from Of the State courts
10 the United States Circuit motion OF defendants
counsel the ground that Of the defendants was an
alien. On the trial the plaintiffs offered prove the in.
corporation OF the Exchange Bank by reference
private laws OF the State OF Connecticut printed by
Of the State Assembly. The defendant objected
that such INCORPORATING could only be established by
exemplihsd copy OF the companys charter under the
great of the state The Court held consider
that II necessary tho session laws, published
by the Legislature Of the STATE being sufficient Subse.
quently verdict rendered for the paintil the
sum OF al 500.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAy, Feb. &c r. M.

FRIDAY, Feb. 6-6 L. NJ.
Money 10 essier to-day, and can be borrowed
without difficulty At six per cent. The prevailing
dulness on the Stock Exchange has reduced the
demand for money, and some Of the bankers who
we're the most exacting week ago are now anxiou.
to lend at six on very old fashioned margins.
This result has been brought about partly by the
large amounts Of money which have been loaned
in the street by merchants and others. some
brokers, doing large business, have had enough
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
the DUTY on PAPER.


Letter OF the Secretary OF tho Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT teo q iooo
Sm-I have the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt OF
resolution Of the Senate OF the oath instant requesting the
Secretary OF the Treasury TO communicate 10 the senate
the amount OF any which has accrued 10 the
United States since the passage OF the act Oh marcn
1851 at its various ports OF entry from the auy on print
ing whether in his opinion reduction OF the
duty printing paper would tend to increase the public
revenuen
seouent TO the date Of made 70 this oce the
collectors of the principal ports were directed TO make
immediate reports Copies Of their replies are transmit
Il appears that at the ports Of Philadelphia aud Bati
there been no importations of printing paper,
and consequently no revenue has been collected there
from.
Tho Tariff act OF July 25 last casshes all paper under
the heads writing paper and manufactures OF paper
in which latter classification printing paper s included
The aggregate value OF importaons at Boston, under
those heads s3l and the revenue collected thereon
f002 OF which 80 ssS as Is the on manuiac-
lures OF paper Z including printing paper,
AT New York the value OF mportatons under the head
OF manufactures OF paper' Sl26,l4l producing reve
Of $50 6S3 o. making aggregate value of the i'm
poratons at the four principal ports under tne head o.
manufactures OF paper Of 1856 @ yielding an aggre-
gate revenue OF sac 32 40 which amounts include manu-
factnres or paper OF all Kinds other than writing paper
What proportion OF this revenue s derived exclusively
from printing paper il is impossible TO ascertain.
In my opinon The reduction Of the duty on printing paper
sood not lessen The resue from dt source tt old td
largely to increase IT, am, very respectfully your obe-
dent servant, ), 7. CHASE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Hon. II. HAxIN, President of the Senate.
CUSTOM HousK, BosToN,
CoLIEcToR's 0FfTcK, Jan. 26, 1858.
SR-In compliance with your request under date OF
made and the result transmit abstract OF all the
paper including manufactures OF paper, entered this
oeo anas, me a aGt 81 iaa n" aoo G % o@o
paper" you oiu rrceiw is quite insigni ifcan Very
J. 2. GOODRICH. Collector.
Hon. s. p. CHASE, Secretary Of Treasury Washington
Imports of paper and manufactures of paper into the o,1
Of Boston from and after The passage Of Che act OF March
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
Arrivals and Departures.

Hsv oatEAss AND Steamship Rosnose--J Kelly
Reh@r, Jos crome John Hartweil, q Schumacher " II
Csnkiing and wife Mrs MAJ Gidainss. Lieutenant A
Frey, Daily. currap MiIhado Jr Mis- Cotiman ane
servant Vncent Cottmau Tolas Cot.man, Nicholas Cot
man Ms Or mn and and daughter Miguel, peIm.n; cst
Evans, Col WIN Einger, Miss ElinErr, Prof Brooks
X Long, Commodore Foot Col small Dupres 4 Green.
and Metropolitan Mnstres, Dupre1, r Green
Gustavo BidAur Ainsley Scott, Cal Lsvelia Kel
LOGS, John Kelk, Holmes, Harry slate Cafrptcli
Losh West. Gilbert Pond, Ficmming Adams, Fred Flo
rcnce-and "a In tho steerage.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
Superior Court..special Term.
Before non George white

FEs. 6.-Barnet L. Northrop Daniel B. Northrop.-
Ordered Judgment OF foreclosure against defendant
Horthrop and sale OF all the interest Of Nothrop and
delivery Of possession.
Frederick Enge and wife Henry Schults.-Judgment
on demurrer, with leave 70 amend within ten days on
payment Of costs.
Fletcher wcstray va. David scaman-Decres a. asked
Tor in complaint, with t25 extra allowance.
Fire Department OF the City Of New York Margaret
Murphy.--SAmc Michael Keis. Same Jacob Wolf
same william Wade. Same George Sanders Same
va. James Kenny.-Judgment for plaintiff
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
CITY COMMERCIAL RE PORT.

FRIDAY, Feb. pm
AsHEs.-Salcs made Of IS bbls at ss.c for pots
and sac. for pearls.
BnswAx up to 431ic. 45c for yellow, with bet.
ter inquiry.
BRSApsrUus.-A moderate business was transacted in
the leading kinds Of -four to-day at about former prices
Sales were made Of $500 bbs State and Western 500
do. Southern and 600 DO Canadian within our revised