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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-04
a AIeetInr b nIarlon CONN.,.

onssalurdAy, March 26lb, Pursuant to
notice, meeting of the Union citizens of
the vicinity was held in HesSville, at " hich
John W. Boggess presided, aud Z. D. Wade
was Secretary. Jesse Sturms, James
HRwker, j. p. Moore, Robert Mason, ESQ.,,
2 ID. Spencer aud F. W. Cunningham,
were appointed Committee on resolu-
tions.
The Committee reported the following
preamble aud resolutions which were unan.
imousIy adopted.
1.-The preamble being too long, for pub.
ltcattou, we give its purpOrt in brief-
Ed. Fairmont National.
II states that there are certain persons
IN that community enjoying the rejection
of the laws and protesting to be christians
and to preach the Gospel, while they have
not dared to proclaim their treason from
the pulpit, have contrived and are still
conlriylng In every conceivable way TO
weaken the cause OF the Union and
strengthen the rebellion by denouucine
our Government and rulers as a usurpation
aud the war We are wagiug to maintain
Liberty and Union as unconstitutional; and
further, that with no intention to modest
or interrupt any religious worship or the
full and free expression of any religious
doctrine or opinion, We deem it duty we
owe TO God, our country, our soldiers in
the field aud to ourselves to put stop at
once to this undetermined treason.
Rssolusd, That We, the citizens aud
military of HessYitle aud vicinity, declare
that we will not suffer or allow such
preaohsrs g. preach in this or adjoining
Il neighborhoDds until we have good evil
deRCs that they are loyal to The General
IGoVernment and to this State.
ResolCed, 2.-That we demand of the
Trustees Of the various churches to close
their doors against all such disturbers OF
the peace.
ResolUtd, 3.-Th4t We earnestly request
all such disloyAl persons to refrain from
attempting to preach at the various
churches or elsewhere in this section as it
will save them and The community trou-
BILE.
4 RssoIved, 4.-Tbat the publication OF
these revolutions shall be notice to them
to refrain, and OF our Intentions to enforce
them.
90 motion of WIN. H. Richardson, the
foregoing preamble aud resolutions we're
unanimously agreed to. Mr. T. ". Gun
bingham then moved that the proceedings
ofthis meeting be published 10 the Fair.
mcnt National aud the Wheeling IHteIH-
geneer.
On motion the meeting then adjourned,
Jonx IS. BOoeEss, Pres.
EuGESlrs D. wAEE, Sec'y.
1--WE should have been glad IT, tor the
sake of the cause, the above preamble and
resolutions had more satisfactorily sci
forth the specific grievances of which the
citizens of Hessville feel themselves called
upon TO complain. There is danger OF
having a zeal, even in the best OF causes
that is not according to knowledge. the
exercise OF which is rather calculated &c
prejudice tbau'tO advance correct cours,
Of conduct.l
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FOR SALE.
BUSHES AND CARRIAGES

2 7T-l1l-ITt EUR sAAHs.
CARR e. HAYES q CO., MGnufassu-
s72s4azs rers, Wheeling, Wet Va, ANNOUNCE to
lhe lUDIC that they are now hnishipg up ana have
on hand large nnmDtr Of Buggies Carriages, Rock
aWays and Express Wagons made In their best styIe
and o. good quality, which they ohSr for sale at
low rates ADD bel0W the advance asked In other
cities.
We cease business on the Let Of April, aud this
lot Of work now offered will close out our stock.
mI309Ed&Atw
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FOR SAl,E

I OFFER for sale two Engines, Twelve inches In
dlameter, four and a half feet stroke, popet cut
on aS9 tHo cylinder boilers forty inches In diam.
heavy quarter inch Pittsburgh iron, Of the beat
quality, with heavy Erought Iron heads, and have
been earefuIy preserved With less than one years
actual service. In addition will sell ali the ma
chnsry contained In my mill building such as cat
ADD wrought irons Of various descriptions, French
BUTT. &C. There i large amount Of choice lum.
Det much OF II clear AtuR very desirable for Car.
penteHs aud Pattern makers. The machinery iu the
Alil was designed By an accomplished MllWrisht,
and - eQual to ten barrels Of donr per hour.
Bedr1nB TO retain and prepare the Mil house iself
Ior purposes connected with my Vineyards, offer
which VIII sell a. whole or Ii parcels, az may
suit purchasers
1tl'ot sold BY Wednesday, the1Sth oFApriI, will
on mat day. AZ 10 O'clock, M offer the above de.
seEibed property at public sale.
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CLoAKINGS.-washfugton mia Cloaking
" Cloths In all the fashionable eolors.
HpF3 j. S. RHODES.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-10
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
TUESDAY, Feb. Sep. N.
Before City Judge A. D. Russell.

TUESDAY, req. y-o 4. NJ.
Some Of the Western railroad shares broke
down this morning but, on the whole, the mar.
xet was very well sustained, particularly on the
New York State road stocks. As compared with
the highest cash sales at the first board on Mon.
Jay, Central Railroad rose Il Erie ~, Harlem
r. and Hudson River same as yesterday; Reading
advanced TX, Toledo and Wabash ], Alton and
Terre Haute q, Chicago and Northwestern 4
Chicago and Alton 4, Cumberland Coal az, aud
Canton Company 2I. Michigan Central declined
per cent, Michigan Southern ~ Illinois Central
~, Cleveland and Pittsburg ~, Galena and Chi
cago X, Cleveland and Toledo u, Chicago and
Book Island IL, Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen
3, and Fort Wayne ~. In the afternoon there
ras an increased business done, and prices on the
whole were well sustained. Erie Railroad was
strong at ia. and Reading sold up 70 1917. There
appears TO be . strong disposition on the part Of
.he public TO invest in the dividend paying rail.
soad stocks, which has caused . steady advance 10
hote descriptions.
The demand for government securities for bank.
sns purposes has raised the quotations for the
registered bonds Of 1881 TO 1917, while the cou.
pons are selling for 1879 The 6ve.twenty cou.
pons are hrm al 1922, and the seven and three.
senths Treasury notes a. 1917 1919.
3, STEERING exchange has gone up to l54L ANS.
The following were the quotations 10. dav a. Tho
goi6 exchange
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fehr Arrow tef Nassau, HP), Itothnsen, Port aosal "A
aeye Ia ballast 70 master. rhls morning while anchored
OIL sos Battery dred oli tbs bark NoSthwod Which
carried away 1io stay, split rsiL &c
celr LtIiz Ann. Jvsrtcn. fofs Royal 5daTe-
kcfr = X bsnnet -. Ycri hoy Al, daye
Schr Yorktown Case, Sashlngton, q days
sehr ID y hnise la ldge. Washih yton, 4 daye
echr a hewens. Rnl and Wash pFtan. dAye
hchf = r SAITH oscOrn Alssnncris, . dsYs
az y nrosn. blshop, Alexandra, 4 days
scar = ~ hawklns wyatt, Baltimore aayh
hcht orief. brorann Frederica, Dell
Schr hegee, Smith, sawannee Del.
fchr Lockwood. Derhrov Delaware.
rcnf 8 Flower. Russell yhtlade pha dssa
"a O. to James Mckee
SIR Ee"loy, LoseiRnd Great Bgg Harbor
Sehr e a broNnins, CANDY Great n n Harsor
sehr Rcd JACKET Ayerl Roekand with stone stopped a.
Wiete Point.
schr Free Wiad Robinson, New Haven.
senr am smith, Perry, Fan River.
fsar OIL rson, Por, Norris for Philadelphia, With
iron.
slesner Baltimore, Lewis Washington. w,sa uese AMI
passengers Jas Hand.
Stsamer heE 10h Aenney. Proviaene%
E.saFne ko,cgn. toneo Providence
BELOW.
snap Poeahonas o. Boston, Lincoln 10 dsJs from
cutta al vel,
Briz Pniip LArTabee
Algl one BARK, nnEnown.
SAILED
e,h-seamers Baltic, Virginia, ahips rssona, Eaorsy
Western Belle; oarka Whsssr, Esge Trieste, Andreas;
brig nancy; sohrs ( Opsan. " II Sargent ho.gse,
PaInz'forsh, Virginia, Dragon Scepue, Kate Brigham
9lh~.sieamer iihsrna.
Wind a. sunset NV.
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sasemects " liverpool per American nAg - no bhsa
en- ~hett, ~ SA1 - oiA 40 Days <oVo eplt ho-ts
Tod IA 40 Ioo 90, a., 10 ore heavy gooda, lS'i
t.o . xee cheese re Cd aud loo eoAss eaenp, jos;
ps .eairsi, X eoo bushels wheat, SAd IN eaki LOO
PR ,o noor IT, ~ =. 80 ooc fassates .seeo'
s2s "a los ~ bei ees isfd, les - hhds. fooAsco
2os-i 90 nerces ose - va % DDS. pots, ~ "a 10
lsadoe. per pousfni ~ geo basne'a wheat, ~ ioOo
beis. hear, 10 tssd ouO psckayes Bacon, lfs ~
las 3d. 1900 beAea cheese Goa; Ace bbls pork y 20,
ger steamer 300 boxes cheese and 200 packages tus
a0s 500 boxes hasoa 3Ss 20 ierces beef g and 80
bales hons nd TO Glasgow, per American, 7ceo bush.
els wheat, dA4d., IL ships oass SEQ bbls four y ~
leo lierees lard 2cs ro Br,slol Ger neuiAl so hhds
tailow, KS I'd rs AWsees, per neutral, zoo Dukes
per neutral a. casks ashes and 80 hide aow soifanc
and per american 80 ashes. 81 per ton 70 ior.
deauS per neutral no nea merchandise 70 boxes oAecn
and 1875 liercas lard 20 rancs 70 Hamburg. per rem
trail, lC0 tons logwoad eos 70 Autworp, per neural
100 bbs. petroenm So ga
600 drums SOFA IN private terms
guNRY BAGS -Thcra was 4 large movement me salts
"efs 1Oy geo 5ooo oaies, ?, zsc Z: 70 q
aGxr was aarat hus Arm w note sales 81 600 D6lss
Jats, al s247 b0 ana 900 bates kana At lsAc
hrIs were steady Yita aales u 80 bales, az $50.
Soc for nn,e which are very scarce ana 24c e0c for
common 10 good which a7a plenty
Hpg~-Aia kes me o active. prices nFm Sales 3 coo
Rio iraaae 10 arriva al 2sAc cash Is GOO dry Cali.
fornia aud ,Oo0 wet saltad do, IN private
LArss--saIes on 100 ou0 al Al So
% rota .,Sths ~ ~ Ia ,,,a snantso al 40
LRA7rFR continues very arm at previous prcss We
,,,se u. mas svrs, al ..ai,nts ~ 40. aals, cali.
fornia al &c a AL, Nrnoco 49, alc 22lsc ina
stock il sllli very email
MolAssSs was quiet snt firm.
Nkvlx grcps9--Tha market yss auiet. 100 casks
fresh spi.its turpen,iua sold at ~ co.
tnIa were activs sases 500 nbs wsrale at 81 oS a
8, I0 900 do sperm ri 81 Al 65 and 20 coo ssnens
linseed hero ana 10 arrive u 81 s5 closing Quiet
MISUNDERSTANDING q 6T7 bba The market ruled
drmer 70 day and though business moderate, The
GALES were AL hotter rces 70. both crude ard reaned
paytlculaTiy for prnie which was wanted for expnr
fne sales were ahou. 500 obls crude, chiefly at SOC
30.c IN tho spot, bnt including 500 low gravity Al
81 10 and 3oTSc ala for February and Mach de.y
ery buyers and sellerB option and 900 bbs refined
N 47i.c FOR light TO whte the spot 4Sc ACC
for prime white aud Csc. for light straw white
FOR delivery any time during rho next three months
buyers option Also 500 bns free at from SIC % sec,
tho latter extreme prce. Berzne nu with sales
Of 200 bbls at 22c. \ % &c FOR city.
Receipts GSS bbis pork 2i9 nkgs beef 996
do meats 400 do aro aud a2lS dressed hoes There
fair demand for PORK 10 day, and the market ruled
rmer The sales were BOO bhs Ole mess deliv cradle 10
March, At 500 and 2so0 bb3 on the spot $40 25 ana
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Sales 80 tine Public Boa I'd.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

1cssD4Y, Feb q-6P NJ.
Assss-Receipte 20 bbs saics 60 bbls 81 IS rs and
go for pots and pearls
observation-disclosures II Sse bbs rour. ga bhls
and 459 bags corn meal sos bushels wheat 1854 do
oats, 3ls2 do. corr, i25 DO rye. 5s2 do malt Tho
rise sold and exchange impaired nrmcr tone to III
market Tor State and Western four though there was no
positive advance 10 prices. Shippers very reluct-
ant buyers, even Of ola figures, while the home trade
10000 bbls. ri quotations Southern nour was arm
and Canadian quiet aud steady with gales OF 900 bhs
OF the former and 600 81 the latter Rye -four corn
meal were moderately dealt IN at yesterdays figures
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A PROSTITUTE STEALS BETWEEN POUR AND PIvB
HUNDRED D0LLARs PROM A vOLUNTEBR-snR 10
SENT TO THE STATE PRISON YOR TWO YEARS AND
MINK NoNrHs-rRAGBDY IN cESTRs STREET, ETC.
COURT eESsRAL sEssoSs.
Before City Judge A. D. Russell.
FxR. 9n the Court Of General Sessions this morning
Ann Connolly, sickly looking Irish wsman placed
a the bar TO be tried charge Of having stolen bank
Bills TO the amount Of $452 and silver watch valued 81
GO, from a solder, named John Miller, 18th Of
January last On that day Miller visited lager beer
saloon IN ESSEX street where the prisoner living and
booming enamored Of her, they shared the samc
bed, and on John swakDg, about four O'Clock in
he morning, his watch and money, together
vita Ann, all est He lodged o com
plant against her, which resulted In her trial and
eonvic,icn Judge Russell said he was satisfied from
what had been dvuleed during the trial. and also from
nSrmsion given oy the officers, that she was svery
Long Island she had extorted money by biackmang In
eoaedeatou OF her physical condition be should not give
her the I'm benel OF the law bat sentence her the
State prison far two years and pine months.
Charles II. Walter, man about thirty-two years OF
then paced al the bar TO be tried for the
der OF Elizabeth Vincent the Soth OF November last
woman ~ho at that time living In Q house OF ill.,
fame No 90 Centre street Whether the deceased VIZ.
man was the wife or mistress Il Waer does not clearly
appear but the prisoner won't 10 the house. and in Ct
Ok jealous frenzy drunken reckessness dragged The
Inflated OF bed and then stabbed her some six
or eli ut imes with large clasp knife.
Considerable time taken up by empaneliug jury,
opened the for the prosecution. Ex-Judge Stuart
and B. h Rayley appeared for ihe defence.
Jane Shields the first witness called and testified
that che lived at No 90 centre street COOK bad
The prisoner, Charles n. Walter nj the house two or
three times Ezsbeh Vincent, the deceased stopped At
the house about week before the Sunday
Gght, the Both November the prisoner called at the
house and requested interview with Lizzie the de-
ceased, witness told him she did not know where she
war be then went 10 The bedroom OF MIS- Green.
kpple, The landady, aud burst The door open end
went In, he found Elizabeth Vincent, the deceased,
In bed with Mary Reilly, he took hold Of Lizzie
Ar dragged her on The floor aud witness him get
On Top Of her and strike her several times the other
cupant Of the bed Jumped up and for Officer
witness lighted the gas thinking prisoner had only beat
On the deceased bu after looking the body she found
q vetering In blood upon examination IL was dscov.
cred that had been stabbed In the shoulder
twice or three limos IN the stomach The leg
several times in the back.
Mary Smith, another Of the persons living at 90 Ceure
freet, then put the stand but facts were
elected and the nj burned until Wednesday.
The jury, after being cautioned 10 hold commupica.
SION with any reference 10 the case, allowed
30 GO home and The Court adjourned until wedpes
day morning at eleven O'Clock.
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Recruiting for the Regular Army.
Clp,,VvAp

HRAoQUARIERa, DEPARTMENT CT faE EAST,
NEW YonK CRY, Feb. 9, 1854.
Pursuant. TO Instructions received from the Secretary
War, dated February g. 1854, officers OF the regular
army recruiting for the authorized TO enlist
for three years. under the joint resolutions OF the
seuste and House OF Representatives approved January
ID, 1884, Published 10 General Orders No 20 from the
War Department, dated January a. 1864. BY command
u Major General DIX.
D. g. VAN buren,, Col aud Asst Adjutant General
0hcial-TnoMAs LORD, Jr., Aid deCamp.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GRATIFYING AND REMARKAB BILE INrELLIgENcr
NJ There one business who has the nerve ~ ,cs,,
Voc aims. nnyr,sa propensity 70 take advantage n lhs
MI THOMAS A3NEw the extensive wh1.sss IN ~
ia dealer 10 groceries, Mt No $50 Greenwich street n.
o0nDues W nnderseli Az MS rvss IN trade and hs soe.
~ usual Y choce fresh and stiractye Families Nv sssi
in WIN rm WI rnd 'he expresses " Housekeeping Trcstv
Iedusgd -oFN-V
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Died.
NcfsU;Es.-0n Tuesday, February Q, after short W
ness JANIS MCGUIRE, native Of county Tyrone. parish
Aetrath, Ireland, aged So years.
The friends OF the family and those OF his brotbersn
law. James Owen, Rev. Dr. Barker and Patrick Barker.
attend the funeral from No. 131 Gacdougal
street. OF Amity, on Thursday afternoon at three
O'Clock.
Tfor oih.r D.rfhs zee Fb2rtl PAGE.
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rho Fifty-ninth New YOrh Volunteers.
SPECIAL oRDERS-NO. 5.

NEw YoRK CITY, Feb. Q, 1864.
rho officers and enlisted OF the Fifty nnth regi
Nen; Now York Volunteers, who were'furoughed from
loss CITY, viii report the Park Barracks twelve
ccl~k " MORROW 10 depart for the seat OF By
command OF Lieutenant Colonel RUGG.
6soEss II. CRAWFORD First Lieut.. and Act Adjutant.
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following are she selling rates Of gold and

The Washington Insurance Company of this
city have declared dividend OF eight per cent,
payable on demand in cash; also a dividend Of six
per cent on outstanding scrip, and scrip divi.
dend Of sixty per cent on the earned premiums OF
policies entitled to participate in the profits for
the year ending January 81
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-tor wheat there was q better shipping demand for
Eugand and The market vas stronger owing 10 the rse
bushels at 81 sc 90 for chicago spring n Is III 40
Tor Milwaukee, club 81 90 Isl o2K fop amber Iowa and
hwsusee, " 90 10 fr winter red Western, 81 10 a
iof smoer 40 and ~ % 81 e6 for white M.cbi.
gan Rye was without change sales 900 bushels North
river AZ VI ~ and small parcels Jersey 20 81 30
Oats were shade nrner early IN The day but tho mar
ket cosed rather weak sales 900 buskee at coo
sosc Tor Canadian aud DOC s1kc for Slate aud west
81 "a 81 so tor inferior Eastern aud stalo on malt
500 bushels State brought 81 b5 a 81 IS Corn was
lower and unsettled, the leading prop 10 the marke,
having been removed sslos rs 900 bushels al 81 "a
81 ~ fof western mixed 10 store and 81 10 81 70 Tor
Jersey and Penpsy Iyanla yellow. new crop.
CirDlss - 900 boxes sdamaDtiue sold at 2ic. o 25c
Gown was quiet, but very 6rm
Zorro, The market was dull and prices nominal. We
note saos of 500 bales, chiefly 81 80 &c. for mddngs
Dscee.-15o casks bleaching powder sold at INC 80
icns sojA ash al $40 a3c 20 do caustic foda AIS &c
q t1sc and 10 do cal soda al axe.
fsreBts were rather brskW but ~ towv rstcs, In
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Port OF New York, February Q. 1898.
CLEARFD.

CLEARED
s-smssp ans9aia.an eBr, Cook eassustowa aad Lis
ersoob-E Cunsrd- 49,,
SHIP iSRsss' S oTs: .TsTSsasss,Rs
sss w f%e s s yn vsTpo aoafSe
sars soasn Fleece RI Wsy EOaSon--J y EIwsIaco
BARK s,hmueker tPrus, Pc,tich. Queenstown Finch
Bag x@sns Sfssa.,, srya An;yerp-w saIsq Co
sa ars A AssTn s sr Rnss Ta Salem sco
Brs ssis. SRr', Terry Bseaa, IyresR Ropes Co
I;ris A,t.pn tBr,. pinsmore Lagnayra and Porto Ca
Brig Anna Helena tBfenp. Jsoson ST Joan.. PR-wm
sr,s Acadia eBEl: Prizes. Iiavsaa
ssi, ia7-t gss.;s1 sss
ss sssaisass- esy' som
New Iaa ns. s ssss
seS ' ke.,. BSeSs Ravens
ssr G.Gnsn ss;s .,sss
ssSr Fne ss' Iav ssso
s sSsT fis sr %9.Gsgo,9 s.Es
schr brewer. Perry Bo.,on--J Hssisna I''"a
R.Ises ssSoIf s.an g'sA
schr Sarah Eli,a5eih Smith. New Haven -s,an,s.s 4
schr Il Hals.y. Penny, New Haven.
Steamer 5runc. Poster. South Arnhoy
ARRIVED.
saRH Nssss C' Ferris from hs North
Steamship Geo Cromwell. Post New oreans Feb O. with
river bound .,ssmship Morning star hence; SIN inst
d ssD ks
~ milss Us sieaner fahona, cruising al well
Hep. pee no crossed be Equator in The sSn,c J.u y
.y WIN ,ess 4. 70 oFasi Jan ~ LAT 81 a. lon 90 TO- saw
sp seSs. 81, s sssS s ssnos Ha
ship Gisisns Foley norton New or.sns is days. IN
ballast to ATKINS Co Las, night in coming up the bay,
pasfn nnd0 n
por, fore rigging fhe hboorn an portion q he
ship wizard gius Cobb Bosoa IN bsi.s, 20 WIN a
BARK Hainsu DIAM, schrsder Annoy, iss days passed
Anier Oct 2a Care Of Good Hore (wherc She put
jan 10 p TO- sn lon ws oss n, ss :sa msra
Ne 80 s.sS - days rem rem Lyergco, Tor BOMBAY
?c,h sia =, Helena Dec 20 Win &C. 20 oyphan
sss esTgss F s Ss' e P.;o Ssf 20 "
l. with sais 10 Rrett Soc % oe' % "o's"'' 80
BARK Acme tBr, Campbell. Vera Cruz Jan 10 with vos,
Barb yalcua tBD Guam. Msisuas, IS days with sugar
prs Norge tHor, H,nrs.sp. nsrssl,e. Dec o, e,.ss,
Gisratsr Jan o win wool. 70 noinboc Balchsn
a. brig D.arh, Gown !o.lo Rico Jan 49, snd Salt Cav
o5ris ysrsi ,gr cl5g PoIi Puoe Jan a. va lssgua
I'm I'm 9s-o,a, r. fJnes Smith Had moderate wes
s.hr Dcrss.ss HAM schndi Naracaiso rs days Win
son~e 70 rcnnnhn.xy LOT, 70 Had heavy weather
WIN hass AZ, 70 siarse. Co Dec as is Is 81 lon q
oah: % % ion - H. sa !, sr,g nspous.t o.
rs so3r S ssvna sw, :, u.,,,. -, :,
asy, as. fa"s fss oe 81 Jon ~ BAD
heavy NV ga and hove to Tor " honra - - -
Ess. Hs,es, ~ IN, 40 ,ai, 10 smiiher-
20, narsn smi.n smith Fortunes Bay. NJ II days
Sch, Y Ms..es . a..!sl, Crawford. New Orleans -
sehr Annie Lewis siese Sow Orleans 10 days w,ib ~.
mr. &C, " masG.
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sales or Real estate at Auction.

sales or Real Estate at Auction.
By Adrian II Muller, P r. wilkins L. Co.
House and lot 29S Hudson ST. 2ll0y75 $50
House and lot 2o6 Hudson st. 10 6x75. 1890
House and lot 294 Hudson ct 49, 7x75., 10 200
House and lot 292 HUDSON ST. 10. 5........ 925o
House and lot 200 Hudson ST. 70. SKIS. ....... $500
House and lot 573 Broome 81 2sx6S .......... $500
House aud lot GIL Broome ST. 22xsS.. $500
House and lo $50 Broome ST., 22xeS. ......... $500
Plot of land, with dwelling thereon, noriherly
side OF Grove ST., S3.4 on Grove St, by about
1l9 feet deep on each side .......,....... 1850
Tho house and lot 90 East Broadway not sod ny f.
a Ludlow & Co. last Friday, as reported IL the AsgALD
the 9th inst /: the and ioi l02 East Bread
way which was disposed Of
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