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HKW YORK MARKEr-Feb. 2I.

IBK TTLEGRAPH.l
C0ttOn-No decided change. Sales at s4gs6c for
FioGT-stato and Western dun and a5@sOo
ssIsI at $40 2OalO 50 for extra State; sl1 90
hoop Ohio; slI 2ogl2 90 for trade branis. Market
Whisky-DuIl. Sales at 81 g7sa Is fer
WeItsTn.
Wheat-Dur and nominal 29sc lower.
Rye-Quiet.
Rarley-Steady
COFn-Dan Esles old mixed weltsrn In
oSts-RathsT more firm. Fs,es at 81 l21zs
lis.
PetrOIeum-Dull. rruds $40; refined In bond
6796731<zc; do free s71z9sso.
Riee-Dull.
CO6ee-Quiet.
Sugar-Dutl. MuseOvadO l71<9175&e.
POrk-IrTegulaf with a moderate Speculative
demand. Sales aE SS5 s77z for NV mes; s3S JO9
SO rs for 1884 do, cash and regular way clos
and SS4 0O9S4 65 for prime mess. Also, 1900 bbls
new mess for March and April, buyers and tell
er's option at SIS 5O93I' 90.
Bee1-Quiet. Sales 1913 OO@22 90 for plain
ness S2l OO924 90 for1 ra mess.
Beef Ham5-Less tive. Sales at S25 80
027 rs
IKE fyr western.
BaeOn Sides-Less active sales at zoe fol
Cumberland euti 2Os<e for leng-ribb,d
Cut Meats-Steadyi sales at lT@l77ze for shoul
and 1S922c for hams.
I-aFd-Flrmsr and more active at 2Os2lzc-
latter an extrEme.
Butter-Dull; sales at 47O for Chic; 4395s fol
State
Cheese-ouist at 14922s
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ny, MONEY 1IARKEF-Feb. aI,


CsY EELEGRAPH.I
MOney-Essy at e9T Rs.
Sterling Exchange Dull at 1O71z@lO75<
for gold.
GOld-HesVy and lower; opening at 1971S, de-
oliRing to 1867 and closing at 1887.
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CARRIER BOy.-A boy, IA or Is years old,
can get good paying route by applying at
the LEApER Office. feb21;1e1
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Beautiful Portraits Of Washington and
Edward Everett are in many collections but in the
home Of the person afflicted with that terrible
disease, Catarrh. now cured by the use Of DR.. D.
h. seelyS's Liquid Cstarrh Remedy, how should 1t
be2 feb2s RS
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W ADVKRTIsKMKKTsi

KEW ADVKRTTBKmRHTsi
Academy Of fMuIlo-MaTitans.
81 State St-Lost.
J.B. Glenn 4 Oo.--CldsF Want<d.
Alexander, seO6sld Oo.-on Barrels Wanted,
Erie Street Chureh-1Scture.
Brainard's Hall-HibeFnicoB.
c. A, Willard 4 Oo.-nisS9lution.
Forsyth HOugh-ScaleS and Safes.
Geo. Hall-PiAuos.
Crawford Son-Noties-
Ut. EIKott-PortAble Enginss for sG,s.
ny. Life Ins. Oo.-Local Notice.
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Private AHairS-ImPOrtant to Many.
On. DRRART can be consulted daily from to IL
AN and from to 4P. N. st the Drug Store Of
George W. Clark, No. 1lO Superior Strsst, Clsve-
land until March Tth.
People (mAls or female,) suffering from difeaseI
they do not wish everybody to know Of, will ind It
profitable to consult DR.. DeHsrS.
Married Ladies wishing relief from weaknesses
or other diseases peculiar to their SEX can consult
DR.. QeHsrt ct his residence, No. 1O4 Erie street,
near Medical College, frem haIEpAst to hAlf-paIt
eight o'clock every sTening, Sundays excepted,)
until the date above named. This arrangement
will afford opportunity to many to get well, who
have seemingly done everything for the recovery Of
lost health.
Avail yourselves Of DR., DeHart's Sxtsnsivs szPs-
rlsnco. iOb7i1e2
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Cleveland Evening Stock Exchange.

UlOHOAoAu 4HOuAuS pbOOA AACHbuSos
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 21, 1855.
shsrmAn's victories have not only badly scared
the ConfedeI ates and set them wondering, as well
a. wandering, but thsy have also had most
marked effect IN uuSettling the views Of Northern
communities, or at least that portion Of them who
seek lucrs through stock operationE and the spec
ulative feeling is less certainly knocked out Of
tho latter thsn is thu pride out of the former.
Hence Stock Boards are just now very quiet insu-
tutions, the one in Cleveland being no exception
to the rule this evening. As viii be seen By our
report Of sales below, the general stock list met
with very little demand tonight, gold failing
to awaken the cuPidity of operators, the most
liberal OfferI, apparently, having no effect upon
the stolid spectators. In the local list some ex-
element followed the call Of Liverpool Oil Stocks,
ane sales were made from so per cent to par regu-
lar and at Is to 90 days options, some holders
seeming desrous to unload at any figures, while the
more confident were equally esger 70 buy in at the
discounts named by sellers. An effort to bull the
market BY large pureh's at par did not succeed.
Twenty hundred shares charged hands, and
after the call 70 was freely offered, 80, for any
amount of the stock.
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The Siege of Lucknow in three scenes.
Toilet Of Judith.
Judith and Holofernes.
Rivers Of Babylon.
Oliver Twist Asking for More.
Pilgrims ct the Shrine.
Picture Gallery.
These were interpreted with music of a
highly popular character. We can not
dwell upon the particular features of the
different tableeux, but will content our
selves with simply saying that we have
never seen anything in the art line in this
city, save, perhaps, the perfect stereoPti-
con, which has given US, or has seemed to
give the cultivated people present, so much
satisfaction as have the tablesux of the
last two evenings. We strongly urge all
lovers of the beautiful to avail themselves
of the two remaining opportunities for see
ing this really fine exhibition. They can
not fail of being highly gratiAed, and, then,
the object of these entertainments is such q
noble one-the beneht of the Soldiers
Homs-evsry one can help on the good
cause, and secure at once his own pleasure
and the good ofmsny brave soldier.
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NEW STYLES OF BUCKLES Just
IN received ct C0WLEy5,
fsRlA lH WsaSsl Hguss.
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Dried APpIss-In moderate demand At Il51lI

Dried AppIes-In moderate demand a. rl7ll
O15o.
Dried Peaahes-TIrnsr and 20 bsttsr, with
= good demand. FOLDERS now quote at 420l4o for
peeled, and s29s4o for unpssled-
FIsh-In fair demand and hrn At the follow
ing quotations: White Fish, half bbL, 50 IS /;
Trout, half bbl, s. 5o PEsksrsl, half bbl., 81 IS;
Herring, . bbl., 50 90.
sAlt-sssady. OOarSs g 30; Ground soIaz % co.
Zine 50.
TallOO-Ths demand Is only moderate at l4@
15o for city aad country
Rose = FreutLaY PROVISION Market Re-
port.
Ths following are the rates charged By Us;
Hanz-sugzr-eur premium hams = D......2s o
Dried Bees
hGuldeEB-Sugar-oured b D.........s.......s.l9 c
BacOg-0r Smoked Sides 3 o
LaE6-PFime leaf kettle-rnd'd IN bbls or trca-23 c
Prime leaf ksttle-rndr'd In kegs B b..24 c
EOfH-ho. mes8 D oJ
AKtrA clear q ~ oO
~ 10 extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles
warranted strictly prime, and equal 10 anything IN
the stats. OrderS promptly 1lled.
dsIs-R Nos. lG2. IA and 14s Ontario street.
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COM NJ ERcIAL.
HORRIHe LHADRR oFFIOH,
TuRsDAY EvnHrHa. Feb. q, Ise6.

ReeeIPts-The receipts OF Grain By rail during
the tvsnty-fOur hOuTs ending at one o'clock to-day
we're a. follows:
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Read the notice of DR.. DsHart, in another
column. feb21
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3. B. HALE, Banker,

% D WUE EBNLLNI UUAN NaINIl
11H OuDeF1OF ~.
Subscriptions received 20 the
GT $40 Pr CERT. AID h-4o" NATIONAL
LOAN.
fOcmnission Allc wed 70 Subseribsrs.
WG. s. Boads Of 1881, 5-2J'E, 1905, 1rsaSury
NoteS and all other Government securities pur-
cha9sd and for saie oa the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, COpYons snd Canada money b0nght
avd Sold ct best rates. Deposits received and Col
IoctionS made ct all aeceB ibls points. Uneurrent
funds eonvtr ed at lowest Iates. Revenue Stamps
for sale. ce4
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TIE TABLEAuI LAST EvEN1NG.-A large'
select and Appreciative audience wersPres-
ent last evening at BrainArd's Hall, and
gave themselves up in glad abandon to the
beautiful tableaux and the ersvishing music.
The programme consisted Of the following
tableaux, each one of which was very
beautiful.
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#zEtiaists.
NDYs'
PATEET
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
AND
PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILLS.
BLAGDPS PATENT PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
From to 30 Horse Power. Strictly portable -
Each Engine ls one piece. No brick or masonry in
setting. Adapted for all purposes. The very best
For Boring and Working OIL Wells.
BLINDYs popTlRIE Steam saw MINIS

BLAEDTS PORTABLE STEAM saw MILLS.
Also strictly portable; no brick or matonry in set
ting. Warranted te cut from TO 1000 ct lam-
Der per day.
Circulars sent to any address. For prices, de-
BcriptionS, &C., adartEs the manufacturers.
H. a. +. BLANDY.
BIandys' Steam EDgiue Works, GAINESVILLE, o or
Blsndys' Newark Machine Works, Newark, o.
LEw1sBURa, Upion Co., Pa, June 50, 1884.
In the lat thrse months, (Working ave
drys . week) have cut fee hundred and h0eaty flee
IIoESasid feet Of whits-oak on onr Blaudy Bill.
In June, 19O, 900 feet. The Iumb'r Is pronounced
BY the Baltimore Inspector to be the btst dsuered
In that city this summer. The Blsndy Engine has
done well, and now say Il Is perfect su seess
Yesterday, the 29lh June, cut 16,O ct OF oak
JAMES O. MCCLURE.
WILstoRE, Cambria Co Ps., May P, 1894.
have sawed on my BIandy - az
nsillioR hso hundred and fifty tiOHsqHd !5et
ber IN the Lass seven months, VIII, ,,.,,,5ts IN.
winter months, often UcTki onI H.reo b,,, sn
GAy q seq WIops irOzs .ut part OF the time This
a. ~. tnan any hinge NH has cut In the
4 tho ssssaa time, within = hundred miles Of this
plAcA. [Gsb2Ol9lI WM. R. HUGHES.
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TWO HOUSES AND LOT for SALE
Il stHated on East side Irving street, hstUesn
OrnoFe and Kinsman streets. One Of ths homes Is
a nice cottage in firstrate condition. containing sK
rooms SFiJh butery cellar, cistern, and good well
Of water. Tbs other house is one-And han stoTies
Nth ak lIng, Soodshed, cistern, &C. The above
houses will be sold for cash such low figure that
sFIll pay W5l f0r the investment
fshs GHO ID. BECK 20 SUPERIOR st.
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EOR SAL E-A Twenty-Five years
II 80. .ri,h priyiIeRe of purchase at the end Of
I've Vears AZ lew price, from first Of Al I'll next, 81
fest 'front.' of that very choice lot tbs corner Of So
psror and Bod stres 5, running through 70 hock-
Sll street zoo feet II not sold within three or four
EeFks lie RockWs lront Will be Tor lease for term
f ySsrE Ftr particulars 4 sale and conditions Of
lsass. apply 70 GEO. D. BEoE, 10 Superior Htreet
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1900 TONS
BAR AND SHEET IRON,

az HdOG6OdLA 04
CLEVELAND, BROWN 8 CO.,
fsb15:F 20 and 81 Merwin st.
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WANTED 1MMEDLATEL1.- -FOR
w the QusGter nHster7 Department, Na5hyilles
Tenn 1850 aborsrg Wases, S45 per month ami ra-
tions. None need Apply but stout, able-bOdied men,
WiIingto gag, for six months TIausportstion
furniFhed kpplg to D. SHERMAN, Q. N. gent,
Commercial House, Cleveland. o. VIII leave oleye-
land every Tuesday and Friday. iRn3l
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NIHK CLEVELAND FREEDMENS
Aid Commission Rooms are located ct No. 9S
bank street. They viii be open during business
hours for the reception Of stores for the suffering
Freedmen, D. ". GAGE,
fsul:lsa;dkV Secretary
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TUESDAY EVEzrEa, Feb. 81.
Council met at the usual hour, the Prssi.
dent of the Council, Thomas Jones, Jr., in
fha Cbair -
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RErURN on PROOFS.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TEax-JAs. 2A-Bofore Judge


Robert Newman AIT Tho Second Avenue Railroad Go.
The plaintiff sued for damages by reason of his
forcbs cec,msnt from defendants or rensn 70 pay
tie claimed As fare. The plsnth claimed thai the
defendants had hst under their charter to demsud
five cents
The defendants insisted that under The Act Of Congress they
were entitled TO charge cen, additional
yhs charged the jury that for the purpose Of bringing
the General Tenn OF this Conrt be would hold
NJ Il de hsi rsht to impose the v was
tor the Jury determine whether m ecctng the
nntf flo conductor used force than absolutely
The jury after twelve hours deiberation feied TO
are, and we discharged
aors, Shea Ter plaintiff, John Sosson for dafendsnfs
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TrnxeierR, EniAc.

To Albany, by Uudon n r., from CO Wenensi.
cor. OF Chambers, and II g. i.ii J.Ic ., and ~
=. M. From 50,h-st. Depot, 2 and III a. m, sud
$40 G, and l0l p. N. Cy cas- connect wt9 ,le
DEPOT az 30h.-t.. leaving Chambersst preeisey
- minutes before .ae trains Leave nom whist
Sunday rein from JJtn y h'
40 'oSiyi ~ ...'.N. Observation-Disclosures.
To Baltimore. by the Nev-Jcrey r. T., foo, Of
Courandt.st. 3 and III a. "a, p NJ, and II
To Doston by New.London Inc, Pier 80 " H.,
Norwich Line, Pier 90 v. r.. EePtme Line, Pier
u n. r.. and 5tonlngton line, Pier III ~ H. dsly
tSunday excepted. p Ii
To Boston by New-liayen Il. R., via Springfield; .
21tlst and 4tl'av ''...o d. In. on ' "
To Boston BY New Haven r.. r., Z7th-st. and Atm
av.. via Shore Line, III and p H. snhoay';.' L"
10 Bridgeport by steamer Bridgeport loot OF reeS .,
slip Gt.................;''
To Bnaalo aud the West, by Erie Railroad. io9t q
To Cleyeiend o. by Atlantic and Great Western
RR via Erie Railway, foot OF chainoers " con-
S W., -; "a M. p n.
T0(irecnport Q N. tand on "a urd4ys ?. nj :"
Yauhauk lslip Farmiugdae, Long STAND oy j.
L IiHol', .1o. a. m. and J ..
To New. Haven, Hartford, and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oil,
era leave Peck Slip at.........'.. -, z p "
10 New ls'e, g. $50 81 aud p
To the West. by Penusylyonia central halnoan'
from foot o CORTLAND -. VIA Philadelphia Z ~
pud q D. m Sunday train p. IN. nom p 2: z, ~.
r. via Attention, m and 7 ?. M. SUNDAY : , -,
IT, ,ns No.. bv Central Rsiroad of New-Jersey.
pier 2 y. H., a. IN, II m end aoo p ~ Sun , . ~
dsv train. '...,',. -
i 70 and lila ra y M enaep
NJ and II midnight Suudav...........'..''''. p III
To Washngtou, By New.JeTacy X H. 100, o.
C'urtandt-st and III g. M, ! p M ana l. -
lrr formation IN record Railroad Time Iabtes
sec advertisements "a sno;hcr paIt Of this paper.
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MAss-NrETTSG At COOPER INSTITUTE THIS
EvrNNG.-There viii be u massmeeiing at Cooper
Institute this evening at 2 O'clock under tie auspices
Of the National irc,dmen'a Relief Association. The
ieci Of tie meeting i- 10 raise funds iH behalf of tpc
suffering blacks, many Of tlrm families 0f MCa who
have Joined s;lornaus Army. 10 cal Us signed by a
umLer 81 di,tn guishcd diyinos 8nd other prominent
citizens. aud il hoped tina, large audience VIII DO in
Attendance.
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TnE New ARRANGEMENT on THE HUrsoy

lhE NEW AkRAN0EhENT ON THE llUISoN
RyiN MISUNDERSTANDING complaint having been
made by the commuters this road in reference tie
new arrangement, which went into operation yesterday
Of disseminating the Running OF large cnrs between tie
depot Chambcrsst. ard that Thirtioth-st.. and
substituting small ears In thor stead, thus putting tax
that all Communication tickets sold by them contract only
or passage above ihriicthst. The fact that cOmmu-
tiers have been carried from that depot to the ono
Chambcrsst. for long dine arose simply from a desire
o. the part of the company 10 MEDIATE rescrng.
however. the right 10 do Otherwise Whenever the
should scG it,
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TIE sAvAyxAH RELIEF MovEmEyr-Two

TIE SAVANNAH RELIEF MOvEMEyT-Two
O1HrR sIms IoApYG-SAvASNAn CoIToN CoMyC--
Since the departure Of the several vessels from this and
other ports for the relief Of Savannah the subject
to have somewhat feded from the mind OF the public
and 1t u rot ReueIaly known that the movement IN iur
theiance 0f this charitable object nobly begun by
New YORK. Boston and Philadelphia s still being pur
sued. win benefcence and dispatch, toward compile
non. me snip Harvest Moon is now being loaded at
this port and viii be prepared to start in dny or two
on the same charitable mission whereon the Daniel
Webster Col Alen's ship from this porD and the
urelhouhn OF boston. 80 recently winged their way
soSibward lie Harvest Moon Ia also under the charge
of Col Allen. who Is still at work with the energy and
d.inieroStedneas hoh he has hitherto display cd in be-
hail 81 tas suffering Unionsts Of Georga Tho Harvest
Moon IL sailing vessel and. we underst.nd from Col
Allen, has capacity oi 1900 barrels. usT cargo Will
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work DAILY T2RJNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 70, 1900

oonsstentrev OF Contributions from Boston while an
other bark OF about the same capacity Is now oaahS az
Boston on the same errand Of mercy and Will also oe
ready 10 start In few DAYS. Contributions to the Si
yanrah Relief Fund are being still received bythe Com
ee Of the Chamber fComIneree but we cannot learn
that any other snip has been engaged, OK ua..
this body 10 furtheTance Of the magnanimous
object in view Cotton is now on its way from sayan.
nah to this port in large quantities. Wo ieaIn natt
number of vessels were loading with this commodity at
Savannah on the 5th several finished the complement
Of their cargOes the 10Th, and got under way SO
that the arrival Of the cotton may be expected at thus
mort almost at any moment. Collector Draper, SO itr
as we can learn il still in Savannah but he keeps his
own counsel aud may return at any TINA. We should
have mentioned that Col Allen leaves for Savannah TO-
day, per steamer tuItoh'
BuII's HgAD.-There has been decided de-
cline in tho prices of butchers animals this week. the
least upon ilst.class beef cattle which arc still extrav
agautly high Some fancy beef sold high as 25e.
NJ net on foot and good many cattle rated hrst-cas
at eOc ID less than the value Of oal, which includes
hide aud fat. From this prices according to quality
ranged down to lie The total number reported for the
week is Z, IO3 which shows no scarcity: sheep are
about lc. ~ rs lower with 1911 received. Live Hogs
declined TO &c. y b. Receipts, G,2l4
II will be seen by reference t. the Cattle market re-
mort that cattle spectators have bought stock in Hi
nos at prices based upon keeping tie market az Tue
present figure, through the next Spring.
fAdyert,seuent1
New SARATOGA " STAR" Spring NATBR-A
supcror Mineral Watery Il. BE aud call for Star
ID. " gs.oy Agent
WELDON SHADES,
For Skylishts for Stores. for Dwellings,
Manufactured By
GL.6J.B. KITTY, No. $50 Broadway.
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LAW HNTELLEGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEoAL TRRx-JAs "a
Before Judge DAILY.
TIE Evening ExPI'Ess CASE
Stephen Il. CLARKE sst. James and Erasus Brooks.
Yesterday Mr.. Cram for the plaintiff moved for
ulgont on the verdict given in this in favor Of the
plaintiff The motion deliberately argued. Nh smyhe
appeared for the defenlans
Til. morning the cese again. and Nh hcheon
eked Dos poneInent that NJ Pireponi, who was now
in Washington, could be here.
The Judge postponed The matter III ThuFsday.
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COrRT CALENnARS-THu nAx

SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The -Adjourned
without day. Part H--No calendar. Gaze on SPECIAL
TERa-Adourned for the term.
SUPERIOR CoUIT-Part Mos. 1887, 25i5, 1901.
1900 $3.50 33jl. 249 1865 479 $685. 4i83 1919 4s5i 3ss
l79I 4793 27 373J Part i.-Nos 1904 1915 4s75 48st
498s 1885, f9l2 32a 1913 1910, 1912 4s4 1916 4ss 1870
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Part l. without a
jury)-Gos 1885, o. a. %, ~. Part lLNos 90 ia7 ia
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT-JAE. 25.-Nos.
10, n, 81 49, u.s. 81 90, 90, II, g. %, co. %, 80 %.
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g.atcst ship News.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Atlanta Pennington, Mobile Bay icbnstw''s
cotton for the benefit Of rebel pr.sonels. . "a
Brig Gaming of Windsor S., Norwich, s. MaTuss ~
sat 10 j. r. Pension Fox the Last days has Aad lsaN
and NV weather Lel bark Ouindoro, fer New-foN III
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-JAy. 9a-Belon
Jude bEITa


United States asL quantity OF jew ELY alleged to have been
smugglcd.
This suit was brought To condemn quantity Of
ieyelry belonging 90 A. Kubcustcn who brought Shore
concealed person without poy dng the
O. duties thereon. IN St ptcnIbeT, 1903
10 appeared for tho dcleusc tho. an the ewery seized
articles yaoe owned by hr Rubensten before
T. Europe u 1902 Four watches valued $500. the
only rcle be had about him that were dtabe at the time
81 tho seizure
Mr. Ethan Allen for the Government hen abandoned tie
prosecution against OH tie property excepting the watches
and asked Tor their condemnation
ID nprraod nulLcr or tho defense That The claimant
coapos ea and mo- responsible for what he did having
been In an insane asylum Tor number of years.
Tie judge CHARGED thuf The jury found that the Gilman.
pOsscssUd sufficient 10 know what me-
about he no. euiy OF smuggling which supposed guilty
int .nt end their clict must be Tor the aiInani.
IIc found under the ruling a. the Court for defendant
Ethan Aieu Assistant United States District Attorney, for
the Government; Pl.tt, Gerard Buckley and /. Il. stall
knecht loT the claimant.
RETURN or PROCESS.
The Marshal this morning made return of process
duly served in the following cases United States ATT certain
money deposit IN fhoux Bank of this city, belonging
the Bank Il Georgetown. 5. CDecreo OF default con
dennltion aud ordered John Fcnton ag Cornelius
dcrhlt, Of the stolnphp Arc-L. r. Bunueu, esd
appeared and upon application the court ncd week
Abraham Gibson ast. Alfred Brnpy.-Decrce Of de-
fault and reference ordered BEN amin Russell ~ Al agi RchTd
McCulion d. Robert Msckay, Hughes ard Cappe ot A.
Thomas u. Hull esq appeared and aAed for one week TO
answer which lhs court gtanted
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TIE TnIRTY-EIGHTH CosGRESS.-IHE TDiB-
UNE Almanac for 1868 contains list OF members OF the
present Congress and OF tie next as m as chosen.
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