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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
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NOTIC e. ..
BY g. X. L. CROWN d CO.,,
AUcTIOEEERS,
Particular attention will be paid 10 the sale OF
HORSES, MULES, and VEHICLES Of every de-
days at said market are TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAY MORNINGS, commencing at .
having stock Of either, will hnd II to their great
advantage by giving us call, before diBposlng Of
the same, at our otfos No. Sbi, corner Of sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, south side, with
in 100 yards Of the Horse Market.
n. B.-Also, Real and Personal Estate attended
to At the shortest notice and on the most accom-
modating terms. c. r. L. CROWN CO.,
mAriB-Im' AuetioneeTs.
CARD.--PUBLIC ATTENTION is CALLED
bWELLiNG-HoUsE, Lii wit with large % ETounds situated ]
on First street west, between L And NJ north, to
take place on Wednesday afternoon, April IS, at
WM +. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
Ap7-d j. {. MCGUIRE n CO., Auct'rs.
GREAT DECLINE IN GOLDI
And in order to reduce our present stock, we have
Reduced the Price Of our Clothing,
And are now selling of at rapid rates.
The people hnd that
]. BRUCE & CO.'S
Is THE PLACE to buy
GOOD CLOTHING AT Low RATES
Call before it ia too late, ARd secure some of the
GREAT BARGAINS
now offered at
No. 404 Seventh Street,
TWO DOORS BELOW SMITHS.
J. BRUCE CO., CIOihier'
uarI1 ISa Seventh street, near at.
John OLLIFFE,
ATTORNEY aud COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. $50, PennSylvAniA Avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
VIII attend especially to claims upon the United
othteb' mar ll-emN
OOLLECTOR's OFFICE,
" 470 seventh street,
Washington April 4, 1863
Notice Is hereby given that the regular Monthly
Returns are now In this Otiee, ready for collection
and all persons requested 10 come forward I'M
mediately and pay their License and other dues.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Collector Of Internal Revenue
ApS-st for the District Of Columbia,
A PUBLICATIONS. for DuPIIeats La d
"A Warrants.
Application having been made under the act Of 23o
June, 1860, for the reissue Of the Land Warrants
described herein, which are alleged to have been
lost or destroyed, notice 10 hereby given that, at
the date following the description oil each warrant
a new certificate OF like tenor will be issued II no
valid objection ShOuldt hen appear.
No. B5Ail, for 1870 acres, issued under the act of
March, 1885, in the name of ROwen S. keenan,, and
was granted November ls, IB6S-ApFll IS, 1888.
No o., 49, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March, 1855, in the name Of Elcy WinAnE, widow OF
Jacob Mlnans, and was granted August 18th, 1900
April 25th, 1883.
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
COmmAaslOn0T.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
TTARIETIEsI VARIETIEsI

VAHIETLEsI VAItIhTIhsI
THE NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION,
Fronting on Psnnsyipanta avenue and Ninth tirset.
THE ADMIRATION OF EVERY ADMIRING
EYEl
Immense audiences honor this beautiful Temple
of Amusement with their patronage, express
ing every manifestation Of delight and Ap-
rlAuse at the
EXCEEDINGLY ARTISTIC REHDITIONS
of charming singing and dancing, and the mirth-
provoking, side splitting and inmitable
representations Of
VARIOUS SHADES OF THE COMIC MUSE.
Go pass a pleasant hour in enjoyment by wit
Messing Mile BRIGNOLI, ADA LAURENT, J. c.
Wallace, Dick Watkins, Ada TesmAn, Helene
Smith, Mile Geraldine, Nellie Seymour, Addle
Johnson, Miss Birch, the Misses Writings, Larry
Tooley, James Pilgrim, Bob Hall, Frank Kerns,
J. Purcell, w. Dulancy, and our great triple COM
pAny, with our cluster Of Female loveliness, the
Circle Of Beauty and Bower of Grace.
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247. GOSLING DAT,
- n
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK.

RES TAUAANT
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK.
The Proprietor of this FAyOhto Restaurant
merely desires q continuance Of that generous pat
ronAge which has heretofore been bestowed, fully
satisfied OF his ability TO convince the public that
his establishment ranks among the best In the
city, " .r-l r.
THE VERY BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS,
Of all that the appetite can crave, either 10 eat %
drink, can be obtained At
THE GOsLING RESTAURANT, ..-.
No. 2ET Penn'A. avenue,
bet I2th and 18th bts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10

WHERE Is THE PLACE TO BUY cLoTHINGi
W Al SMITHS,
jG@ No, w Seventh StF0et.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
A PIE-Us FOE NJ.

Family Pies Family Pies
Such alone Dayton suppliesi
Precious in substance and ample In slIe.
Twenty cakes for 10 cents
Two pies for % cents ..-,.,.-.,.-,-.
Twelve pounds Boston or SOdA SL"ckeib loI eI'
Broken Crackers o cents per pound
BAKERY 90, Eleventh street,
Ap live betWeeh u anu H.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10

OUR FASHIONABLE MATINEEs
For Ladies' and Children,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at . p. m.
HARRY LESLIE, the rope walker, dancer and
pantomimist, with the boneless oontortionlste, @.
W. PARKER, shortly appear. Aps
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10

ZOE HOOKER Is THE GENERAL OF
THE DAYiI
NEXT TO HIM COMES
THE POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE
Smith - BsalI,
30I Seventh Sired, befrOrR land Strssis,
Where can be found the est and cheapest stock Of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
THE cITT.
Now is the time to buy We are Offering goods
very low, for the next thirty days, to make room
for Spring Goods.
DON'T FORGET IT
SMITH BEALLs
msrH Ssi Seventh street, near X.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10
EAs TERN PRODU ICE

LISTER CO., ..
Connecticut House,
d0otD-du near Baltimore Depot
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10

A CARD.--PUBLIC ATTENTION is CALLED
n to the trustees sale OF handsome BRICK
DWELLING-HOUSE, with large grounds, situated
on First street west, between L and NJ north, to
take place on Wednesday afternoon, April IS, at
5H o'clock, on the premises.
WIN. =. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
apT-d J. {. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Auct'rs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10

Admission %, 90, and 70 cents. Seats secured
during the day without extra charge.
apt0 ..
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DROPOsALs FOR DESIGNS, MODELS
L AND PRINTING OF TREASURY NOTES.

aug Sly
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10

NOLLECTOR's OFFICE,
" 470 seventh Street,
Washington, April 4, 1868,
Notice 10 hereby given that the regular Monthly
Returns In this office ready for collection,
and all persons requested TO come forward I'M
mediately and pay their License and other dues.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Collector Of Internal Revenue
apt Sat for the District Of Columbia,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-10

LNOR NEW YORk.-The steamship sALvoR,
II Brooks, master, will sail at 10 O'Clock, m, on
SATURDAY, from the foot Of High street, George
town, for New York. For freight and passage,
applyto MORGAN RHINEHkRT,
The sAlvor has superior accommodation for
horses. Ap e-2t
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90 "the ticket" must stand to the rear: Inc re-
suIt OF tho election came upon these poLicai ticA'
sters like clap Of thunder.
After the vote had been counted, crowd OF Union
men asseln bed in the streets aud With hags ny ing
marched to the house Of Samuel y. Cooley, esq,
who was loudly called Tor, and came forward ana
addressed them.
Mr. Cooley said that he was glad to learn that tne
friends OF the Union had been successful ~ EAstoh;
lie hoped they would be successful everywhere anu
crush out the IN oily rebellion which WAS DOW seek
Ing to destroy tbs republic. He WIS glad that we
could send good news Of victory at home 10 our
brave boys in the field He was glad that IN; people
Of Eas'on had thus shown their nnwaveriny loyalty
TO the Government, and had ~ unm'takably indlca-
ted their determination to give no all or comfort 70
the enemy. lie was glad that treason, In whatever
form il might come, could find no consolation here
He 81 oke at some length, and was loudly cbeered
The excited crowd then repaired 10 the house OF Mr..
C. Dawes, where they were ably addressed by Mr..
Max. Gress Mefsrs. Gwnner, Sep and others Pre-
viousIy they had been well cared for by Mr. Is.
Flemmlng, one of our most active Republicans.
When the news of the victory is heard at the
camps many shout of satisfaction will go up from
our brave boys IN the field who would nave added
greatly to the Union msjorities, could they have
been here
While | am writing the boys have taken posse j.
sion OF the cannon and preparing to fire salute
from Mount Jefferson. So goes the good work LII
Pennsylvauis. No sympathy for traitors here.
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re spondence Of The N. Y Tribune

Core srondencc of The N. Y. Tribune.
DERBY Conn. March o. 1862
Nathan's Hall was crowded to it's utmost capacity
last evening to hear that God-fesrIng, country.
loving, treason hating patriot the Hon. Daniel 5.
Dickinson.
Long before the arrival Of the distinguished
speaker, every available spot was taken up, and 1t
became ut one time quite a serious question how the
speaker wos 70 reach the stand but necessity, the
mo,her of Invention, soon overcame the difficulty.
window was seen TO rise in the rear OF the plat
form, when the venerable form Of the speaker
emerged through it TO the stand and was received
with terrific outburst Of applause. For two hours
and q quarter delighted audience feasted on his
burning eloquence. The loyal were strengthened
in the faith the,imid and feeble caught the inspira-
ton of tho hour. aad renewed their vows to their
country; the Copperheads wi.hcred under bis
scathing fire.
God bless Daniel S. Dickinson for coming to Con-
nectcut A half dozen such men TO canvass the
STATE between now aud the first Monday in April
next, and Buckilghams majority will DO counted
by thousands.
A noticeable feature Of the meeting was the pres
rnco on the platform ~ officers Of such men as T.. ~
Shelton, Thomas Burlock, George Biskemsn, and
William Whitney, esqn.-men who are ranked
among the Conservatives.
At the close OF the meeting Union League was
formed, which will soon enroll among ia members
a. lsas! 600 stout and valiant hearts.
USIoN LEAGUE.
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ing certificates of indebtedness, and has
increased his payments on disbursing officers checks
10 50 y cent in legaltender notes, both which thus
far go to expand the currency. The changes at the
Morning Board were not impor ant. The transsc-
tions in Government issaes were large, and the
kot was firm, excepting for Registered 6s Of 1881,
which sold at 1903. The Coupons advanced on for
egn orders to ic4i. The Seven-thirties sold at lO7
and One Year Certificates At 100 for Gold, and 81 !
for currency interest In railway bonds the market
was firm. The Snare market was active in some de-
scriptions but irregular. At the Second Board the
demand for Government securities was good at full
prices. In shares there was a very strong tone,
with an active demand for the leading descnp'
tons. Pacific Mail was 10 request, and ad-
vanced to 1891. Erie sold at 79l. Harlem
WAS sctive at 3sI 1885. Bucks County Lead sold
largely at % a21, &c At the o'clock call the bust
ness was not large but prices generally were well
sustained The action OF the old Board, In refusing
to execute orders in the new Board, has tended tor
the moment to restrict business at the sessions OF the
latter. The following wore the closing quotations
of the day: T. s. 6s, 1881, registered, lO3s Sl03i;
Currency Certificates, 97i 097i; Debt Certificates,
99T 100; American Gold, 1881 l54; Missouri State
6s, 6lIa613; North Carolinas, $50; Canton Co.,
25l025I Quicksilver, 70. a 43; Pacific Mail Steam
ship Conn any, 1881 a 1899; New-York Central Rail-
road, 1l6s Gig; Erie Railway, 79I@795; Erie
Railway Preferred, 99s Q991; Hudson River Rail-
road, 1907 1907. Harlem Railroad 3ss S3sl; Harlem
Railroad Preferred, Si9si; Reading Railroad, $50
9o Michigan Central Railroad, 1891 @lO3li Mich
gan Southern and Northeru Indiana Railroad, Coz a
COZ; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail
road Guaranteed 1917 lOs; Illinois Central Rail-
road 81 a9l,; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
IA a72; Galena and Chicago 93i 09i; Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad 80. $751; Rock Island Railroad.
9;s 0oiI; Bucks County Lead 2i@2s
The annexed table comparing prices Of last Ssiur-
day with to-day shows that the market generally
has slightly improved
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,.,;., ootro,ece which tho additional facilities
NJ the IaIlroad will induce, "a well rs tho conpars,
tive saving of expense in operating system OF ran
cars over ages. ,
R,sdcs il there il any force in the argument that
| NE Common C,unci II the City OF NowYork must
concur in the grant, that body hss its terms yet TO
impose; but tue bill, beside providing indemnity Tor
ans private ownership In any street aud the other
burdens imposed equres the grantees TO make the
ame payment to TIE cy as ths other city raiiOadS
which were granted, without any such CONDITION 10
thai imposed by thus bill Of requiring the stages 10
b. removed aud the full value or the oiage properly
ami franchises to Dc paid ior
l. the grant is too heavily buriened the injury
will fall on the travelling publc-ihe grantees VIII
not be abe TO furnish the came c0nveiences, 1acl'
lies and accommodations, as the other railroad com
iauies not 81 mcumbered. The Interests OF the
uubi. are 10 be secured, and, in Tho judg ment OF
your COmnILtee, tliOse lntefesta eau be best aO'
vanced by allowing the gra TO be put IN operation,
so that al imately, IL public patronage VIII Justify
IL, tao faro may be reduced by a general scheme
Of losis,uon applicable 10 all the Railroads oil the
city.
Messrs. Stewart and associates, "a a part of their
,clonc 10 defeat THIS measure, proposed TO pay
S-,UoJ,OO0 Tor the grant, Ia PerpetuiLy, Tree from
Nil other charges, and the grant guaranteed. lhIs
olcr came from gentlemen VINO earnestly aud with
apparent sine rIiy declared that tie !alToad would
DO greatly injurious to tbeir vast property Interests
that the grant should not and shaii not BE- pat ia
operation aud 10 prevent IL from being 30 operated,
now ask 10 have 1t made TO them, and they promise
pay tho large SUN referred to when they establish
the road. Inis propagation does not require an an-
swer. Ii is tso obviously scheme 10 prevent
railroad from being established aud not 10 the public
interests require, provide for Its Immediate ana
beneficial operation.
Ia conclusion, your Committee unanimously re-
port the annexed bill TO the Senate aud recommend
its pissage as measure demanded by pubic neces-
siy aud convenience. and being framed upon
principles OF just indemnity to vested Interests anu
IA adeq uaely providing for pubic and private pro-
lection.
WlLkES ANGEL
CHARLES q. CORNELL,
r. h. SANFORD.
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sALxs tbs PUBLIC BOARD AriP.s
SATURDAY, March Or. NJ

The features Of the Stock market this morning
during the week. There was strong undertoue,
and the bears hammered with considerable vigor
without producing much Impression. This resis-
lance of the market TO decline Is one of tho most
encouraging elsments for the operators for rise,
indicating that it needs only some mpelling motive
to overcome the inertia TO take a decided upward
turn The future, however, rests 80 much upon the
effect of the financial policy to be adopted by Mr..
Chase that any marked action in the market can
scarcely be looked for until that policy Is made
rublic. Meanwhile be 10 paying oil mstur-
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Election Mt Easton, Pn.--The Copperhe"ds
Entirely Esonted-A Glorious Union
Victory-Grcai Rejoicing Of the People.
( The \. 7. ITi5gns.

COffesp OIdsLCo OF Tie y. T. ITIOHHh -
EAsros, Pa, March %, 1863.
Tie Borough Election is jupt over aud the entire
Repnblican ticket for borough officers lie elected ILL.,
cludng S. Moore, Republican, for Chief Bdrgess.
The Republicans have carried the Couaen'en IN all
but ono Ward and the Justices Of the Peace, DC.
Tho victory is complete. Some DAYS since tho Cop
perheads held meeting in each Ward OF the
borough, and mado full nominations. They stated
that party lines were drawn, and that those who
lived in the Good old Democratic town but could not
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Dartmouth College.

To the Edibr Of TAs ~ \. Tribune
SIR: In your Issue OF March II, under Washing
ton Correspondence" the following s.ssment Win
resatd o the recent election here
"PosirIoS DARTMOUTH CoLLxds -Prvsss letters .Vn
weeafned reputation bitterly opposed Prof Iaa fast
sou Congressman elect from the lid District ms oo'u
Professor headed by Presidest Lord doing their oes 70 ae
lea, him."
Win you please contradict th untrue and highly injurious
statement by publishing the following correction; Inee
were present and voting tho recent election 'r'''" oHee
from tho different departments Of the College Vi these mo
President and Que College Professor and one In the Chsae
School voted the Democratic ticket and ssa'"' frot fse
son. and thirteen voted Jsr Prof Patterson the Aann''"'
ton, and the Union.
From these the Republican party has elected ha'ros'
Commissioner (Ast ye.r Member OF Congress- ana sss"
Senator aud Representative.
Dari.oua Cvltgs. March IS. 1863
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Interest payable in currency.
Tho market tor Exchange is quiet. Sterling is
nominally about 40, which is about equal 10 Gold
st Isl.
Freishts sre without ;>uch If any change. To
Liverpool the engagements are l 100 bbls. Flour ut
IL. d. els lO,d., the inside rate TO Gil up; $50 boxes
Bacon ut 20s $40 tc1. Lard at 20s., and per neutral
flag $50 boxes Bacon a, re. cd. To London 2, 100
bbs Flour at De- 02s. Cd; 100 bbls. Pork at g.. 200
boxes Bacon vt 2Os., and POI neutral flag 500 pkgs.
Bacon and Lard at 37s. I'd. To Bristol 80 tierces
Tongues at 32s. cd. To Bremen 1000 bush. Rye at
9Id. in bags. In Charters we only hear Of
IA British ship 20 Csllao on private terms, and from
thence to Antwerp with Guano at ca.
The busisess Of the Sab-Trsasury was: Receipts,
$i.465,75s 93-for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
s. s53, 5si 81; Balance. SIS, 30S, 762 e.
The second week OF March on the Cleveland and
Toledo gives corrected earnings as follows:
Tho second v.-lof March. -. sJIasl S2aI.l $lsaao
TIE two first wo-k. Of March. 76,325 1910 G$l7
Being 66 y cent increase over last year.
This Company has funds on deposit in the Corn
Exchange Bank in this city for tho payment on
presentation with accrued interest to date Of pay
ment, Of all It's bonds due 10 1863 This includes the
first aud second mortgages, the main line, maius
ing Augus. |, 1863. On August | 1863, the Sinking
Fund Bonds become first mortgage on the main line.
The Hartford and New-llayen Railroad Compaay
has declared dividend of % v share, free of Gov
ernmeut tax payable to stockholders registered here
at the Uu!ou Bank on the st Of April. Tue trans
fer books will DO closed on the 25th ins.. and reoyen
on the ID of April.
The Gold market was strong this morning but
without excitement. After selling 1T l5i it al.
vanced 10 jlt but the spectators could not sustain
this quotation, and at the Second Board il sold down
to 1885,. Later in the day tho quotation stood at
l53; q lJi. The moderate sbpmen. Of the week,
about one-thrd that Of the arranged shipment Of
tho week BEFORE does not please the bulls in g'ld.
Mr.. Lawrence Il. jerome has ro'ircd from thu firm
of A. q. Norwood & Co., aud has formed = house
with Mr. Edward Hartman, under the title Of Har-
riman & jerome, for the transaction OF stock
brokerage business.
Exports of Specie from the port OF New-Ysrk for
tho week ending March ~.
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LAW HNTELLEGENCR.

u. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MARca 2L-Befors
Commissioner HENkr
PASSING An ALTERED GREEEBAck.
James Munroe WIS examined on charge OF pass
ins United States "geenback" note altered to SN.
upon a keeper driaxn, sloon at No 50 Bo~ery The
evidence showed bad changed hands several
tnss alter IL wasp,ed at the above place There not
hold the accused and the Commissioner dis
charged him.
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March 2l--87yo bbis. Flour 100 bags Corn Ma:
200 b0l. whky 1900 bush os:s $500 pigs Provsion. 10
Butter 52Oo Psgs Lard. 80 Pssa Ashe' ~ Dressed HOG
Live stock On che N. Y. and krie RailrssA.
SATURDAY. RIaroh 2I--80 Cattle Hogs sheep. ~
Houss Males cor Poultry. Total iO9
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couRT cALENDAR-Ros MONDAY.

SUPREME uGT-Cmcur-Part Nos. 10Y,
l6g5 1921: 1881 bJl 1852 lGJ. lGtl l6i9 o9 1921 ,s9s
ESQ 1888 1880 s22 :!S4 2ss 22oe 2sil 127e 221i T
Sos nj, J6lL ga 1876 1871 1892 il6 1850 5T0 9u59,
2lo4 glso 6i, A. 665 elc 1873. Sois, 2l3S. i'Oi III
SUPREME COURT - SPECIAL TkSn.-AdJourneo
for tho tcrn. . y,.o o,-s ,,oa
SUPERIOR CovRr-Part Moe 1863, $40. llSs.
i5 1884, 1889 ls75 1885, 1888 1857. s2s lst Part L.
Nos 1926 1852 s8, 1884 iln, 1906, w. io's' Ist "''
1880 1882. 1884, 1886 1890 ~,
CoMMoN TInAs.-Without Jury Part Nos.
1874 1876 1885, lsT 1888 1879 200, col 2c2 203 1 Part Il
Without JuSy-Nos b. 1871 IFS, 100, 49, TO- TO- i' ~ 81
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The exportsof tho previous woek W gro S3.ji5,0o0.
The temporary deposits with Mr.. Clsco to-day on
v cent. interest," were something million y
collars Tho subscriptions to tho y cent $40
Bonds amount to-day to $40 900, OF which $3.50 900
arc from New-York. The p,ons for the week
exceed - 100000.
The Money market continues 10 DO abundantly
suppliei on CALI 697 v ceni and some houses
obtain all they want ct v cont iirst-class col
lateral.
The Minnesota Mining Com2any's Agent reports
great Improvement in u portion OF their workings,
not heretofore considered tho productive. One
mass of 50 tuls, and several other good masses have
been found in tie "Conglomerate Ven,' near No.
3, shaft 10 feet level.
Mr.. Albert II. Nicolay will hold his regular semi.
weekly auction sale of Stocks and Bonds on Monday
next, March %, ut l2i o'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange Salesroom, No. Broadway. TIE cata.
loguo will embrace variety OF securities For fnll
particulars, refer TO his advertisement in the financial
column.
The Imports of the week other than Dry Goods
are - 437 439. making. with Dry Go" ID, $il3S, ITO.
ixpoRrs YoKKIos GOODS NEWBORN.
rn s.s d: q, S the port. slss ss.i si sS 81
Thrown on u'arkst.... i.49s.Sia sis,T7i i.3i9o7s
EStoi cd al the pot sosss5ss s.2aS.@l slse.s ss1
Tbeown Oh market. 20. 1897 6t lJ6sj.5i9 lA9a1&Ji
The exchanges at tue bank clearinghouse this
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morning were $4l,ola,s9s %. and the, bal.a.,,
g., 682 GLIB 81 The average Of the Gle. ,.nc., e.

The week endiny tO-day We're ut, 3J3, 228 o.
Mr. Adrian III. Muller sod at auction. by ora., u.
VIM. G.. Read, executor Of Aaron Clark, decs,a.a.
10 shares Coumbis Fire InsuraBce Co., 50 each ~.
50 shares Merchant Fire Insurance Co.. $50
10 shares Norh River Bank $50 each. ..,....''i
30 shares Snoe and Leather Bank, = 100 ~
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Eou H,vAsA.-Ths British steamship Melita.
which sailed for Havana 90 Saturday @''sas0"' ~v~
freight Sity, c69 In spsc!s.
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SUPREME GoCRT-CHA sssss--MAacH 2i.-Berocs
Justice IsGRAHAM

DECISIONS.
In re rece yership of the limited partnership Of
Cumming Simpson Armstrong Dansl Deyin sgt. Joseph
Hastings ct o. two cases); VIM X. stafford, &c. sgt
As.nda q. Tounsy a. Ann Eas Nichols as John p.
Martin John d. Lewis ct al Ast Michael Walsh Mo
zion, .r AnIod.
Hamilton w Shipman sst. John Nicholson. Motioa
graoted and original motion to be heard hrst Monday
April costs TO aA1ide eveGt
Ogson A. Hoaso at; Henry Arse ct o. Motion sIaatsd
on naymeat OF 81 costs
hUles Y Ward AT C. w L. +. Morrell two sutt)-
NJ granted IN each case. cess to abide event.
Aotsa shsGiela Anna SsenhsdJuds nent Of divorce
granted.
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