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The Nhs. marEe, continued dn and price: were for Tie
yel w the export moTemen Al stand IN son.eaaence 81
hs ea,;e pr ruling and the resumption o naygntol
made, unless At, some decline To.dsys business wa;
a. ss's ss. .'dsssa & sns 'ts s4d sas
wsg s
n l,iea ,ns i ssss oI
saass Ee' '1eeos
The wh2ls raaSe Cor. gss lever with fair business
e ls9 saa Sc 9sssF9 9e. %ssd
CorFzz-Aarket very drm with sass OF SoJ bags Rio al
GoIIos ysy dull with of $50 bales at 77c for mia.
FFsscaIs were dun bu, wiihou. further change
afssss aaa Ssss % sns.
DSi 5 on sva acw M "a = oq: 81 ss, Ss.e a. Pc,
sSs 10 pSs s q and 60 Sse bacon
hop. To Loadon Ss,es 94ass 5aeon osSHp snd 10
ION: SRmSoa s cake !, rs "a and Per neutral M
@ sst si'; ~ s5. ssss va. sh.:t.a bulk 1
car sansa .S a & s,s. BTh sbs SbIs so tons
mryaas lor a. r. bark from ph,adsp3a 70 Samouth
4 10 sS s.. co1.nsH ss on petroleum. and British brig Hall
auction 800 boxes Msssina brought
@ % aSsna' ao sp' dssS asSe been
2s III iRS RSsss were a'n '
si.Sy 4.
and future delivery and the nearly oil at very
full prices The demand was chiefly for prime oil and lo
The sales WE s s s
mostly on the spot ss SIC for q q gravity, bst including
ss s.S |. ss,s 4. stsS q e; =
bbls free toc &C tie spot, 62,;c ssc for April
buyers option. Benzine was nominal.
beef ass do cut meats sss 40 lard " rbs s'Sasss msr
ke, for nearly ali kinds of provisions pomnai
Pork %s IN fair Ssmssd 9uS or 1 IS
iIiure delivery a. abou, Saturdays prices Beef
g9Ss demand and all sass sold freely the advance esab
pri.e. Gu, meats wee steady. with a fsIr de.
sno Sst eaias Ls,s Va. .iis
s. 4 ~ e. y Z D$. Is
d. s f9 Western prime mess and s24 for thin for
is' s9s s. %sasA BIZ Il Beef ss. 1850 SSs ana
nda ness iDds bee ssoa Ssad W Beef sef
hsns iqolea At s2 s2 Cut meats 800 packages Al, gc
M for cog cut DO Bacon oco 1 6Sn.. 's al liza od
Iona aud s ss;eos ssSd a s go isc ior
s.M-s.'s, oi s.oS Bushels Turk. Island have E.n
Soar F-7S cascs Castle sold isc.
SUGAR rather quiet with but all sale, AZ prev,o,.
prces sales 700 hnds CUBA mussoyaao lc ana Ii hhds
New orleans ls.c; sales of $500 bags Maaia hs"
TIA was very hrm sales OF - -~-isaeo
'1n y '.' -~vs' sec packages oolOuss
i. *. rs, ssye ieaues x;,s ..,., ;, 80 %, IL,
ws,sssy;.s s: , Sbls, msrses unshang.a sales
- 80 tor State and ezc a9Sc for western
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Fighting Suspended in Bchles.
wig -Holstein.
Russia and Prussia in q "Holy
Alliance
England and France, with the Italians, 2can-
dinayians, llungarians, Poles and Tarks,
Likely 10 Form a League of Liberation,
&e., As.s 10.


PosriASD- MARCH -. 1854
me steamship Jura Captain Alton which left II
pcel or The Afternoon Of the 3D. aud Londonderry f0
ash inst arrived here al forty minutes past o. sh'
fis afternoon, - ''oNH
Nts stated that the direction OF the
L1 suspension of their service >"ay INV aPpea
rosantme treating With M ~ 'uhe sau ~ 'ne
,rs Ser q The service. "
ghe proceedings IN Par
wholly unirnpcr;ant. - wy :" ''s' "''e
.s.s, <tsfans arrived in ugland on the %
csteuius o. The Prince OF Wales son.
" 4 I'm has resigned the Secreiaryshp OF the
health 80 e = =
An W'D,am Brown, Baronet head OF the well known
srm Of Brown sbpey Co.. d,sd IN Liverpool on the Sd
INST,
s'vis'n IN The H2use Of corumonsEby majority Of one
sniy.
Al Auxil'ar. Department 10 the United States Sanitary
coamssion tss been organized IN London.
It's asserted that the recent The Great Eastern
vii be ccnFesed 10 the By person whose BID
for her auction refused who lays ola m to
Der.
Tho steamship Arabs from Boston, arr,ysa Queens.
aown on the 2sth ut
Theoiympus, from New York, arrived Of Queenstown
- ttc I'd inst.
The steamship City Of Cork, from New York arrived al
csecostown on the evening Of the % inst
The City OF Washington, from New York, arrived al
aaesostown the &tb inst.
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CITY IntsIliRence.

McciEtLAS Mass MEETING cooprs issnrrrs "A mass
meeting OF all who favor the aomiusten Of MAJOR Gen.
George Mcclellan for the Presidency i 10 be bed Al
Cooper institute Thursday evening. The Hon. Amos
Kendall, member OF Old Hickorys cabinet 10 to pre-
side, and among the speakers We announced the
names OF Lieutenant Governor Jacob OF Kentucky, and
Hon. Theodore Cuyer, Of Phlsdeiphia.
THs PraM BAlI--rhe third annual fancy dress bali Of
the Pur Association will be given al Tue Academy Of
Music next Tuesday Runpor has that this ball will be
OF the finest Of the season.
COOPER Issrrrs - lecturs The subject Of "Lfe 70
the Middle Agss will DO delivered this evening at the
cooper Institute by the eloquens and distinguished lee
turer, Henry Giles.
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sales at the Public Board.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs.-Receipts S8 bbls. Market steady. with small
sales at IS S7As and SlV for pots and pearls.
l2047 bbls -four. e27 bags
meal S5s bushels wheat 26i7 do osss do oats. $50
do and 3S7 do barley malt The market for State and
Western continued dull and depressed for all kinds
except State supers and low which in demand
fun prices. the stock having become reduced a
low f;ure. Other kinds about &c. off, though
the market closed 6rmer than It opened. influenced
by the slight upward turn in gold. The demand was
chiefly for home nedays sales footing up 1000 bbs
The market for Canadian and Southern 1our du
and depressed with sales Of W bbs OF the former and $50
do Of the latter In eour sales OF Importance trans
pired. Corn meal dealt the Of bbls at
% Is for Brandywine and s. IS s. 81 Tor Jersey We
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>s-~--s,c--cts rqs9saFy.. I-I. 2s- $nSS
rsE INCEPTION or rus PiFrY.srxrH NEW

The Flf,y,six,h regiment New York sts,s Volunteers
(repth Legion), C. r. Van wyck Colonel commanding,
will 30 received By the Sons Of Orange and Sullivan this
morning al The Park Barracks The escort III move from
the Park at eleven O'Clock NJ and march through Broad.
vay Astor place and Fourth avenue 70 The seventh reg
rent Anory), the or which has been kindly rendered
Tor the occasion The resmenta colors which were pre-
eented by the Sons Of Orange and sullivan 10 the reg
ment when leaving Tor the Geld two years ago viii De re-
turned 10 the society for preservation. After which
collation. viii be served TO the regiment Tickets for
which may be had OF tbs Reception COMMITTEES, at the
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THE LONDON AoNRY MARKET
Ihe funds on the I'd Of March showed Increased dun
ness There was full demand for discount lAe Bank,
Prom TIE London Times (cisy ar,,cle) March A.
Business In the various stocl markets yesterday
less active than for some tiae past. The general ten
deney in the prices is downward. No political news
the future 10 not iuproved and especially az para A."
ta!ions almost every day show further weakness au0
IN sne s.oes Exchange tho euprly Of money hgood
Illinois Central shares II q Is discount, r.
eoosois on wednesday March q. msr
consos. for money ., as,s. T'' r March !. 1884
ss sss;ss sss9 shares s'ls
ConsoD close at olH
THE L'vsRrc c,ol corro. s.n,sr.
The Brokers' C.,c,,,, If <epool, March A. 1854.
geo oale, which sne sales Of Inc week u% =;
are Ir ws1 SpGr f., The mar M has been DUH and
surats-tbe greater de esn and "a. a H. lower for
II e' wass iss r S Ss's sTt,
quotations ''s a. oq,s. and unonanged III. authorized
al 24 ,oc a,as 2ossd The stock IN port is estimated
- asaes. Of which % 500 are American
MANCHESTER TRADE REPoRr.
LIVERPOOL, March 8, 1854.
The Manchester marke, very dull, and prices tend
I acwnward.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUPFs MARKET
A Richardson. Spence Co and Wakefield, Nash Co
rcpor, -four very dull and easier Wheat tending down
| and tending downward mixed 2Ss. Cd. a 2ss Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.
The same authorities report beef steady Pork Arm
Bacon inactive. Butter dull and inferior qualities lower
| Lard duh and unchanged Taow Grmer
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes quiet at 32s GAS for pots Sugar tends up
| ward Coffee quiet and unchanged. Rice quiet Hemp
active and dearer Lnseed oil firm. Rosn inactive
| Spirits turpentne quiet and steady Petroleum dull
| no sales.
| LONDON MARKETS.
Breadetufs very dun. Sugar still advancing. Coffee
| tends upward. Tea firm and unchanged Rice steady
Taow steady. Lnseed oil steady at S5s Cd.
| TIE LATEST MARKETS.
| LIVERPOOL. March 4, 1854.
Breadstufs heavy and tend downward all qualities
slightly lower. There moderate attendance the
| corn market to-day Wheat inactive at Id. q % de
cline per Genital Flour duh at easier rates. Indian corr
Sd. lower.
Provisions quiet and tending downward
| MANCHESTER TRADE RRPoRT-MARcH 4.
Market very dull, ana there be change Il Is i'd
TO producers both in yarn and CLOTH very little
| business going on
| GLASGOW IRON SARKEr-MARcH 4.
No. !, SIS b7s 3D.; mixed Nos. warrants. SIS 7l5d
| SIS 3D., No 8, Sos. SOS Sd Market quiet.
LONDON PRODUCE MAREET-MARcH 4.
SugarDemand good and former prices well sustained
Codee-Ready purchases at extreme rates for a
TeaFair business at very full quotations. Rice-Severa
parcels sold and prices drm Sapetrs quiet 1low 10
1 fair demand
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One Of the amendments proposed to the National nix
ing law requires he new institutions 70 keep their cir.
cuasion At par in this city Some OF the Western Jour
nas oppose this the ground that 10 would impose
burden upon the distant banks heavy for them 10
boar and s predicted that The amendment s ado pt
ed there will be 40 more banks organized, and many OF
those in existence will either wind up or be forced
to sock refuge under state laws. The only answer TO
such arguments 10 that bank tia, sanno. or vii. not
keep is circulation d par, very near IT, n the com
mercial metropolis OF the country Ia unworthy OF conf
dence, and should be placed the list OF wild ca,
institutions 10 contended tha, redsenlps agencies
should be established for the Western banks al Cncn
natl 81. Louis and Chicago. That ls very proper re-
commendaton, and II pu. nto operation 10 connection
with . general redeemlng house 10 this city the new
issues viii soon become as popular % circulating me
dunn - The greenoacks but without thoss proposed
quiremeots the national bank bills will lessen 10 value
according the distance they wander from their place
o; issue.
Tho earnings or tbs Chicago aud Alton Railroad during
the week ending the Itb inst, cohpared With the receipts
during the same time 10 1858, wsrs 90 follows
Week endas March 1854 acknowledgements .s3e DAT
s1me sme As' yeN'''''','',''s, 70 $40
Increase. sio,es2
IN, wsw orleans cotton marke. repor, os lhe s,h Inst,
4. -. - otsapans -
The Improvement = liz H. "stss! vas fully naIHll9ed
by ths favorahte .yrning and suDseluv.,,
on ira rsoos. Of the accounts from New Yo.k,
ussrIy q Of which the demand became active, and
A. Everything Offering taken al prices sho ~fns
advance OF 1c. &c. 10 the middlns and &c ac. 10
the ordinary grades The sales as fara .sp5rted,
10 ordinary at 81 c., III mixed AZ o6c is7 low mdrns
at 2sc. shd lSo Al TIC, f5 uddog at 7Sc and DO at
7sc and 90 bales At auction of which one bale pio.
Jugs SOLD al &c. bales do. at 29c., Q DO at 2sEc
bale DO. a. slc,, do. at ssc., mixed at 67Hc bales
do. oil xc, do. q, 61xc, good Ordinary. stained at
e3xc. ordinary at 6lc. 5 low middllng rebalsd al
e4Ic good ordinary at S5Ac.. bale striosy Ordinary
at the same. bae1 low mdding stained, nj r0i.c
strictly ow middling at 70Gc III carsessy repacked
strictly middllng, al lie; miidilng In BAD order at
ike. mtdlns at 73Lc, and bale do at T3Ac. The
market closed arm r 5sc CSC .or low ordinary 10 or
diusry sc 69c for good ordinary zoe T2c for low
nidding, i0c Iic. for mddlng and T5c for strictly
midding
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F0Nfkkts HUNHObf Nm ISH To- fovs.
All letters 70 be south OF the Union lines by Tag
of uce whether directed % prisoners of war or ptbere
must be marked on the outer envelope "fae of truce
~ requests 70 send letters forward, &c are unueces
say as an letters that conform 10 the pubNshsd rules
afternoon.
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The Latest News,

LONDON, March 4, 1864
r.,..rv oreraiioas 10 schcsvs continue suspended
she ssnon government has granted permission 10
Il Swedish officers :. s'''e VIZ 'ue Daaes
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India and China.

with he co operation Of .he cortes and settle the
constitutional question
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Reasonable societies and insurrectionary movements
have discovered the Austrian province Of Gaca
and state OF siege Is proclaimed All persons we,/
ordered 10 deliver up their
10 is also stated that the Austrian forces Nns,,a
have been raised 70 $50 00o and placed on <aS ooin
the Emperor assuming the commara Ae'
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

The federal steamer Kearssrge remained OF Boulogne
assupposet watching Tor the Rappahaunock, which
YES ready Tor sea al Calais.
Nj, Mason had returned to Londoo from paris-iiis
supposed connection with the alleged recognition Dego.
bettcLs
s also said that Nr IavIey OK correspondent or The
ts1sol Y z AZ honmo1d eossisnity passing between
Tho bonds o. the rebe loan 70 ths ey,est az g., ooo
sspaLabs ai par were drawn u Loadoo On the Ia, Of
xA;sh. --=-..- s,-.f i - @ss-
TIE correspondence relative 70 ths bark ssvcn pub
neeed. The British government malulsins that II the
deposei 70 are true the federal ofcsr was guilty
q the hcrcsr o tae a,-,s y 20. -. io-' 0smsou
ais srial Win compensation 70 the wl36s ~ tSa fsn,
se ss,rra 81 ~ he yss. .s loss sustained BY
IhsIs be- be-. oes1 ah-lber voriy doe be,wasn Mr.
<rssll 20 Lord Paimsston touching Englalds foreign
IN The Bouse of Lords The Marquis o Carrcaris called
attention 10 the federal recruiting 70 lreani and asked
g5Ai sieps the soyernmeul had taken 70 stap ".
Val Resell SAID tae government had complained more
soan ouce, but the complaint was met by 40 ind gnant
senai by M Adans No,hlns could, Therefore DC done
rarly peysy nsket ANYTHING had been done " stop
me alleged military exercises BY the fenian broiher'
bod.
ssa Granville said police vigilance was st work
Do, be believed ibe feDlan Brotnerhood peeciy con-
The i~don T,ma has an editorial on General Banks
general 6ders New Orleans relative 70 negro labor
10. II says"u 10 the establishment OF serfdom or the
yeteuion 81 slavery without tue name, and the design
70 secure the votes Q, the employers Tor Nj Lincoln"
The Mexican Question.
fbe Arehduke Asximian's welt 10 Paris 10 further
pestponed TIE anesed cause is influenza but II s ru.
1ored there bitch az " his having commsnd OF the
trench troops 10 Mckee.
PARIS, March 4, 1854.
Jhe Mo~r0 declares that the rumor 70 the effect that
~ Archduke Maximlsn has renouncsd hs intention OF
gs1ns 70 Mexico is entirely uniouodsd
France.
Tue Kc~1er In announcing he faD OF Campsaohy says
r d The ruin OF the Juarez party.
Ls Nord says Marshal Mcmahon will have command Of
che Chslobs camp this year
There we're rurnors OF Misunderstanding between ths
Rrench Emperor aud Drouyn de Lbuys, and probable
eAaneo 10 the Foreign Minister.
Sbs Bourss vas heavy on wednesday; renes 6ef. coc
spatn.
10 stated that the ministry is dcsiroue of re
Gaoving Spanish credit N foreign markets.
sen0r Mon has formed spanish ministry.
MaDniD, March 3, 1864.
A Moo declared 10 the spapsb Congress that BIO wout
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higher.
sHAscsAs, Jan. "a, 1864.
Tea unchanged. Exchange Is I'd Is Sd. Freight
H England 60.
CASroS, Jan. 30, 1s64
6birtiDge unchanged. Exchange Sc. Nd.
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proposition. which win probably be adopted is before
the Board Of Directors Of the Erie Railroad Company TO
pay quarterly dividends Of two and half per cent The
earnings OF the road during the present year. s est
mated. will amount to between twelve and thirteen mil
lions OF dollars. which win net twenty FIVE per cent Ten
per cent Of the amount is proposed 10 divide among
the stockholders quarterly, commencing on The Isl Of
May nsxt, and the fifteen per cent balance will be appro
prated towards increasing the facilities Of the road
Annexed the totals Of all the weekly statements or
the associated banks OF this city which have been made
slnce the commencement OF the present year.
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South America

BpsEos AYsts, Jan, 20, 1864.
F,,n,n,s ,s. "a wes hides I'd Wool active an'
: rsopsnse 9os. bTeshts lower.
"'' '"'' MoSEvIDso. Jan 81. 1884
n. ,,.,,o.n o,aes. $50 a $40. Wool unai,ered ''S'
~ '''''sS A 40 J4AElEos Feb ., 1864
Coffee 1880 for good nrsts. Exchange 2Is. "a.
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The Mexican Qurstion.


n 10 stated that the ministry IA desrous of re-
sewing Spanish credit 10 foreign markets.
sen0r Mon has formed spanish ministry.
MaDniD, March 3, 1864.
kop declared 10 the spspKh Congress that bc would
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

| MONDAY. March l4-o p A.
The stock market al the opening this morning cok al
ra1her shasy, and there strong indications oss
heavy fall IN prices but the day advanced confidence
became partially restored aad the decline at the earlv
session OF the Stock Exchange heavy as had
been anticipated Compared with the highest cash sales
90 Saturday New York Cenlrai fell !. Er, Railroad
a. Erie preferred *, Hudson River az. Hsrlem Z
Reading Sk. Michigan Centrai Az, ncn.,n son,born !,
Illinois Central az Cleveland And Pit.sburg 2,t, Gaena
ana chicago Cleveland Toledo l, Chicago and Rock
Island Az nilwakee and Prairie du Chien 8, Ptsburs -
For, Wayne Ak. Atou and Terre Hautc 2, "o,uo ." .ns
Northw ssteru az, Pacific Mail 8, Cumbs. -, co,' as
Quicksilver Mining ~ A.s tho .oard tho marke, raj.
LED and prices restored The closing quotations
wsrc-Tor Erie Railroad l24s Hudson River l6oN Har.
lem leo, Michigan Southern ITO, Reading 1881 Chicago
and Northwestern 50, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne l27k
Cleveland and Toledo LAT Milwaukee and Prare du Chen
AK, Illinois Central 1877. Cleveland and Pnsburg lloX
and Chicago and Rock Island l2I%
Government, securities were irregular and lower The
svewenty coupon bonds sold for loSh he registered
1881 for liz and the coupons for my the seven
and three-tenlhs were quoted liz, and the year
currency certificates al cox
Gold opened at 160x and up 70 l6lX, but after
waras fell ono per cent and the market became ast for
want Of business.
Exchange Was dull al lis for sterling bills.
The Assistan, Treasurer reports n foiows.
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1000 B, N YAE lst m. lC
5000 Hud ID m sfb, II
l2I0l Hudson Sd mort. IA
2G0 O. b a q SIC LIST m. u
500 G 4 N w st M. .
500 q q N w "a m.. 9
100 II 4 81 , RR ist m n
5000 II 4 81 y "a mort. y
lclU " IS \ No ID grl. 7
26oA AkG W .s'm a $40 Q
300 ciev 4 rclsf3.. II
I1s0 American q ia lf
10 shs pank OF Com . 70
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Tea unchanged.
tc England 60.
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~ ~ dIsf.y y.r; 20 -
sC0 T~--.'ai Co. !.
~ ~ o-m3 Coal pref.
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roo LATE FoR cLAssIFIcATION.

pNpoRvATfoN wASTED-oF HENRY wiLDMAN,
| Radcliffe England by his son VIM Widmau, Hospital
ist artment Rixer's Island, New YORK hsrbor.
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PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN OF
100000.


riot DAMAGES REDEMPTION BONDS
or THE COUNTY or NETWORK
Seeded proposals will DO received Of shis eihcs untn
WEDNESDAY July 81, 1864, st O'Clock m. when tho
same WI b. publicly opened tho whole part Of the
sun Of emo million dollars Of "Rio Damages Redemption
Bonds Of the County OF Now York s1shoSIod 0y Chapter
Of tao Laws Of 1864 and by ordinances Of Tie load Of sa
perysors approved by the Mayor Nay 4, lteL
The said bonds viii bear nteress ct the rate OF T pr cent
per annum payable hayesry, the first day Of Nay md
November IL each year. Ind tie ytlnoIg viii bs golSusd IS
follows;
P,o hundred thousand dollar, en- o s-.t DAY Of Novs.
Ter, fS71, snl
Five handssd thousand dollars tho ira, DAY Of nsyeH.
bor. lra
The prorosak w state tho amount 0, bosis desired and
ke pdes por one hundred dollars thereof and tn. persons
whose proposals accepted WIZ theTep1E be .oqred 10
deposit with The County Treasurer a. ths Broadway Bsat
MONDAY tho Gst day Of August lisa the swa4sd
TO thea respsstivsy.
On presenting to tbs Csnr'rosr the rocoips Of the County
Treasurer for such dspods the parties viii 10 entitled 70
ceiSe bonds Tor equal Of the par vaus Of the sums
awarded 70 thosa, bslhns interest nom August 1854
Zach proposal Should b ssa,ad aud aJorssd Pfoposal,
for Rio. Dams,s Redemption Bonds" and inooset !,
cad oaVooPO, eddrosssd 10 tho 9.roler.
The right reserved 10 reIs any al Of tie bid. con
.Iderod aeessAry 70 protest prolots Tho Interests o. e
County.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN cosrp'r7ner.
City OF New VGk, Dsga.tlasu. Of Eiasnee. CS'nPToeT'
Oaa. July 1904
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seh.. H,rriortoa Ryder. Port Even fos Boston
Sssr Bouahsbrosk, Psuy. YA Hyx
soho SwN, Cain, Aashihss dAys, husser 10 u 81 sAy-
hew. w.. o.,,s-,-,-. ,
Eahr tru1aanio Chase New Beascrt
Sohr Albert Edward tBrl Canppe, Hnsvbore. n, ~ ID
5sxs nat, .f b. r. l. fevsas A Son.
scbf Tmmt (Br, MassBe st. s.ephess, r. D., . days,
lptobtr 70 q Bosrlnan.
sehr. Anna NJ Edwards, Pcksss Ep.eeispest sr Prem
depce. IA. /.
C. 4 T. J. Psters,
eohr Lion Furhush, Ro-5oui FOR Portsyssth
sclr. Andfew Peters, Le,d EhSwrth dIy' i.-zser Va
master.
schr. Spy Rogers. prov,5eDcs
Sotr. Courier Curtis, d. stbop.
schr. bAria Whitney Bah Rohdgpt fer Bes,ca.
Schr. Augusta, Gregory, Rookand.
schf. Chas. Lowering, Jones Fort Even Tor Taunton
Schr. Anna sheppard. Bowditch, Boston.
sohr. w. C. Ne'son Rsse Providence for Pbfsdelphth
SohT w. n z. Smith. Smith, Providence fer Phadesghs
Sohr. Alsg1n, Jonas, PTovidencS
SchT. VIZ ant AIbrO Providence.
Schr. l. w Bi-3ssp Tribbls Providence.
Sohr. c. l. V5nde WORT, Baker Providence. -.
Sehr Aansi Gipa rek, Saco days, lumber 70 Ds'No'
Hough -. =, H..
scsr vstelle Conk LhgaR. c. B., via Newport ]" oa!h
oosl 10 Dewey Collins. .. -, - A..
SohI 8. 6. sas Cole shulss n s. 10 days. spas s
G. L. snow.
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Exrxssrvs HOUSE RoBBBRIRs. - Officers
khz xal wnlng, Of the Fifth Polios Precinct Of this
Ehe On Thursday arrested Nrs. Anna Maria Fisher, al
k rsssnoe a. Union Hin y, j.. on charge Of steal
kpr tsosaiag and yalusbles to large amount from a
hrsbss of hniies IN this city with whom she had TO
Med Ia Ne capacity Of servant Her mode Of pro
nedure ava 20 engage in family ~ domestic and II
hu dAys amer decamp with all articles OF value tha
We ID be found In this manner. 1t Is stated sic OBJ
e.dnAi plundeF 70 tie amount u 81, 900. .
1ha Eouse we searched by the officers and In ~
HAre found escreted three LARGE trunks filled win SIX
dresses skirts and almost every article - be founa ~
q laAys wardrobe Two gold watches and some aruoIes
>sIewery aso fonnd, together with pawn ic1ets
Ger q large amount supposed nceOmpnco nsinoa
fr1eerok Fogt living with he prisoner Evs aso ar ~
Seste4 4 nninbsx VI pavn.tiokets were ALSO louAu All
els posessSion. 49,.
1hs accused together with the property were taken
60 Tire Fxth Precinct station House "here ME- lSher
WaA "a oEos recognized bY number OF persons VINO
bad ssesred FROM her thieving propensiies The 1ol'
auisx a1s the nan Of " tbs persons thus vo
tlntsex Azd the amount Of property stoloni
IIple< MYERS No 81 Fsl.On street 900; Lewis
snrrer Ko. 81 Bovery, s240i BA5abeta Loss. No IL
Nsss Nineteenth street 800 Maria WeiSs NO 81
Jifi street Hoboken. ~ j., $50; Michael He8ch,
Ne Inc Canal street goo. AL persons who have SUI
lered In this invited 10 call at the Station.
doase end see If they recognise the prisoner or
any pottfon Of the goods their property. Tho nc.
esSee weca committed ioI examination BY Justice
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