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New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
Cost Of strset.Cleaning.

To the Editor Of The n. y. Tribune
SIR: In the Controllers published semi
annual report for the year 1863 among other items OF
extravaganza In tie expenditures OF the public money
find the following relating TO the City Inspectors De
partment:
For Cleaning Streets. s................si si06376 2e
UneIpended balance for the yenr... I20OSl "a
There are DOW two payments Of five weeks and five
deys due 70 sborers streets since the let oi January
which will exceed in amount the unexpended balance
for the year. But we will put the amount expended
from the LIST Of January at s526 467 g. The sum thus
a.nended. as we will show, has been for work done
,y,thin the mast four months to wit: March, April
May and June.
now ouote from Senate Document No. 3e, of the
Senate Investigating Committee, page 3o2 Thomas H.
wa;nwri0bt Chief Clerk of tho Cleaning Bureau
An the CITY inspectors Department being under exam
tnation:
Nv Jrdge Whting-Q YOu are the principal eietk ~
the establishment A. Yes Sir. FROM ,tn 'he -' os
December 1864, up 70 the present time (feDfuas a.
Ie6S has there been any street sweeping doher a.
There has been NO sweeping done " No ,n"" vas
moyedf A None. q. Any sSDcs remo'euf ~. - o
O How many loads, A. cannot tell ho"' p"' 'He''
were good many thousands
With the exception, then, OF the remova OF asnes'
there was no work done upon the streets during 'ne
months of January and February last, thus showing
that the cost TO the City for cleaning the Streets curing
Che last four months amounts 70 s52G 467 e. al ens
At mi. ras the annual cost for cleaning the City wouc
amount to g. 4O3 46.
Comments on the above are unnecessary simpy
submit TO you the facts. "
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
CHEyALIgR's LIFE FOR THE HAIR

Will restore Gray Hair to ts ORIGINAL COLOR smES6rH
Ess and PROMOTES the growth Of the WEAKEST nNR stops
Its falling cut In three days Keeps the head clean cool and
healthy be used freely contains nothing injuous the
hksr HAIR DRgssISG EvsA oYygRgD TO TIM PUBLio
II Is recommended and used by the hrst medical authority
Sold at the drug and at my Office No 2J rfosdwy
assure oil persons tho above preparation vii do oil
that is claimed for IL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

DIRECTORS:
Edward A. Jones, Orson Blunt,
Samuel J. Classy, Howell Smith.
T. b. Van Buren,, y. II. Lummus,
Sylvester H Beard. William y. Prince,
Robert Crowley, Sylvester Teats.
William Colt, Joseph Wilde,
J. c. Dmmck A. A. Low,
Henry Clews. Charles Curtiss,
Albert Wright. Asher s. Mills,
John A. Iselis William II. Webb.
II. p. Freeman Henry Raymond
Nicholas 4. Smith, Silas c. Herring
James r. Dow. Samuel W. Irlslow,
Richard A. McCurdy.
EDWARD A. JONES, President.
WILLIAM +. PRINCE, Vice President.
ASHER 8. Mills Secretary.
I. b. VAN BUREN, Treasurer
s. TEArs. NJ. D. Medical Examiner.
r. H. JoSgs Superintendent Of Agencies.
T. 4. toLexR, General RAILWAY Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
Business Notices.

"Throw phy,c to the dogs IN none ofi
To make assurance doubly sure
I1ltske'-PLASriTioS BIrTEEs
They never fail
THIS great Stomachic Healer, so long and ia
vorably Known to tho American public just whs the peo
po need II iss remedy they rely On. For Dy'pepra
Heartburn, Headache. DIznss' Agus, Liver Complaints
Pains In ,ho Side aid Bach &c. has equa rot The ss',
among It, s extreme pleaanes to the taste and
,nm,dias beneficial effect, Try IT, 70 dy'psPi', and be
cured!
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

DEPEND UPON IT, MOTHERS, MRS. WNsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP, for all disease. of Children safe and
medicine II has stood the test Of 20 years, and
known fail 1t regulates the stomach and howell. conses
scdiy and cures wind colc produces natural quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

CONCORD n. H., Saturday, Jnly IS Ices.
destructive fire occurred here between
and O'Clock this morning The large steam tanneIy
OF Cyru, Robinson & Sons, situated near Horseshoe
Pond was entirely destroyed with the STOCK on bahd
which was valued at S6O coo. Insured for S2JCcO.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
Movements Of Gen. Sherman.

CINCINNATI, Saturday, July Is, 1906.
Maior-Gen. Sherman and stan passed through
Indianapolis Yesterday. en- route to 81. Louis.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

the people individually. Harris said that he did not
believe Id word OF it, for good had come to him
yet and be thought he was as deserving Of share as
any body else.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

fAdvcr,i.ement
yEFFERs, No. 573 Broadway, Manufacturer Of
fne French Boots Shoes and Slippers for Ladies' Gents
and Children Jeers No 57J broadway Price. reduced.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

CONDITION oY OUR RSTREKTs.-Messrs. Brown,
Dsvoe & Knapp the Street Contractors, have ar
ranged to have tworkmen commence to-day to remove
The garbage ashes which for the past two weeks
have been accommodating IN the streets Of this CITY,
Hr,sy 70 The ANNOYANCE Of The people and hs sk Of
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
Bathing Suits

Bathing o0its
LADIES AND GEN L l. T. NJ T. y :.
SHIRTS
or THE CELEBRATED
AME RICAN 70 X II
PATTERN
FURNISHING GOODS
GENTLE MEMS UNDE RW II A II,
IN GREAT VARIETY
DEVEIN & Co,
BROADWAY CORNER GRAsDsr
BROADWAY, CORNER wARRFEsr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

WESTONS
PATENTED METALLIC ARTIFICIAL LEGS,
covered with h-shcoored leather, with rubber
FONTS and without cords spiral nng !; Is self
ad.,ig noise does Of order Is cheaper
and lighter and will last ger than wooden legs aud s
worn with and comfort real blessing to everybody
40 unfort una,e Is to need an artificial leg.
Send for Pamphlet. - ,,,n,
Office and Salesroom No. 7O6 Broadway, New.York
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

Jaeues,s - Famous Ravens Wlng bIsckis6aiRn 6aiRn
send your orders 10 any wholesale hovses ~ " WV
JAQUfa Co. Ne. i0 erssAwy.
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Hecklnces for Mis-

Necklaces for Misses.
TWO THREE FIVE, EIGHT. to FIFTY DOLLARS
each for sale BY O. ALLEN. No. As Broadway Que door
below Canal.t.
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their health. After the cartmen have completed their
labors sweepers will begin their duties and before the
end Of the week the streets will be clean in appear
ancs as before the strike. The following number Of
carts will lie at work in the different wards to-day:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
Kerosene CeokinG.Stoves...
for Summer NO. 4O0 re EAkL-ST.

smoIander,s Extract Bucks cures Diss.sss of tn.
ssom.ch and kdn'y Dy'P,p': ahsSm,.i.% Dgop:y % md
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

Ladies', Breastplns, New Styles.
TWO THREE, -FOUR, SIX DOLLARS TO THREf
HUNDRED DOLLARS each, for sale by o. Z. ALLEN, NO
AIS Broadway, one door below Canal-st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLL
CIES

CIES
Are issued the Mutual plan All the Profits in this depart
ment divided pro among the Policy Holders All
poicie. be inc0nabs after vs years from date aud
foeitsble after two annual payments Loan Of third
Of the premiums will be made also thirty days
grace given in payment of premiums.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
SHIRTS SHIRTs.! SuIRrs.!!
GRyAr Rpnrcr,os - p.,c..

uhkAr REDUCTION IN PRICES
Fine Improved fose Shirts made order and perfect
warranted Three and iouIply Linen Collars Necktes apS
Scsr Gaule FLANNEL Under shirts and Drawers all kni
Furnishing Goods at retail by Ggo ~ TRAcr lOl VIM IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

Badness, Gray Hair, Dandruf,
Any disease OF the scalp, discovery compare win
London Hair Color Resiorer ard Dyeaing'
London Gray Hair Color
London Hair Color
''London" Hair :" Har Color"
London" Hair Color"
"londonN Chanzed " Hair Color"
"London' "Har Color
London" without " Hair Color
"London" " Hair Color"
"London" Dysny. I" Hair Color
"London' " Hair Color
MAKgs rHE HAIR S0pr GLOSSY AND LuxuRfASr.
ksEps THE SCALP CLEAN Cool AND HEALTHY.
No washing or pre-, aation before after its applied by
the hand or soft brush does not stain the skin particle
soil anything just what has long been needed Produces
delightful sensation that makes real pleasure to IT,
single bottle, rs cents; Six bottles, - Sold by Or.
swAlNE SON. No 800 North SIth;st, Philsdslphisi;
Franklin s BARNES Co.. No. 81 Park.row, New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, .yv
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An Appeal

TO THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF OHIO.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

Not,re-Hayn, been Of the sufferers by tae recent
sr ~ usrums Museum we have had to change our Office
70 No ISO BROADWAY, opposite yohn..t.. where ws
.b.I meet An demands made upon us. WIN. GLENCROSS
"a Publisher Of The Journal Of American Fashions.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

N. a. Norton, Attorney. Law formerly Of Weather
ford Parker County TeXas now temporarily located at
nssmont Tesm viii attend to all professional business in
10 his cse in the various Courts Of the State Par
tcni ar attention given to the Collecting Of Debts
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

Diarrhca, Dysentery. ChoIera Morbss. &C.
Immediate md certain eurs. HEGEMANS DlAkKHkA
REMEDY used with uniform success since the cholera
of lss1. Sold BY Druggists Prepared only BY HEoEhAN
Co.. Nos os 49, sli and Broadway md corner reas
ave- and S>ventesuths ct, n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

Iadies, Belt BuckIes.
Nav styles-TWO THREE, FOUR TO TWENTY DOL
LARS each for sails By O. C. ALLEN. No. as Brosdwsy one
door below CanAl-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

GROVER e. BAKERS Highest Premium Elias.
Nc Stitch and Lock 81 teh SIwHo hAcHINE No. w. Brood
wsy, New. FORK and No. ~ FuisAst. Bgssklys
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
4" PILES Uprrrsiw

"PILRsm "PLEs!!"
DH. srnIcKIAHps PILE REMEDY IL the only Pile
Remedy the world that win effect permanent Cure Of tho
Of Blind and Bleeding Piles have testi
mopy our possession to prove that II has Cured
Cases Of Twenty and Thirty Year, standing
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

Gold Hunting Watches,
From SIXTY e FIVE HUNDRaD pOLLAaS s: s:ss. s ssf
| Caaslst, fsgupsiy NJ u WAut.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

IMPOSITION UPON AN UNFORTUNATE SOLDIER
By wOODENLEG MANUFACTURER
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the patry sum Of ten Ito Island dollars, udse OF 'n'
Supreme Court OF this State grants an in)uncon TO-
straining the company n acting in accoruan0o WIN
the interests OF stockholders and the rights conferred
upon by legislative enacmens Ia other STATES ~ wen
as the express authority of the IN lony Oh us socA
holders That the sPrare Dog c,Inr was conspiracy
to fleece those who short OF the STOCK "ouid no
be difficult to proye TO the satisfaction OF jury, and the
Stock Exchange owes TO its honor I, investigate
the circumstances of the case and so far as lies in its
mower 70 sgmatize with merted odum the parties con-
cerned in 20 dscreditable proceeding II such tr nsac
lions as this are passed without investigation and
condemnation by the board Of brokers' It will show
snrprsng indifference TO its interests and rel uta
,r II il noticeable feature Of the tactics Of the
cornernr party the high price at which the COM
mon stock was selling in New York kept much
sect M possible that section Of the Western country
through which the road runs and where the stock is held
nv priyate individuals Thus the Milwaukee Sentinel, in
lis New York Geographic dispatches Of the 9th and 7h
inst published on the It'll and sth quotes Prairie du
Chen at sou and s0h but gives all the other stock
prices correctly Prairie du Chen sold at 225 the 6h
and not much lower on the 7th.
The gold market firm till the middle Of the week.
when it became heavy under Sub Treasury sales The
demand for duties aggregated about 000
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Money closed active nj seven per cent ana some un
easiness was felt the future Of the Market in
sequence Of twenty five millions OF plain interest bearing
notes maturing on the LIST Of December The Secretary
OF the Treasury will probably offer to convert them into
certificates temporary deposit give compound inter
notes exchange remove the coupons and leave
them unredeemed, merely paying the interest. The
maturity of portions Of the public debt at short intervals
will undoubtedly occasion the government great embar
rassmcnt and hence strong argument is furnished IN
support of general funding Of all national securs
ties into perpetual annuities.
The system of mutual joint stock companies, which
has been tried with great success in England is coming
RAPIDLY into vogue in this country coal company
formed this basis, and called the Newcastle Mutual
Coal Company has just been organized in this city, with
the view of delivering coal to actual consumers at the
cost price The prospectus states that the organization
of the company agreed upon at a meeting Of in
fuentia citizens of New York, who alarmed at the
present and unusable price Of COAL and the
prospect of still further ADVANCE under the operations
of unprincped speculaors sought in this procedure
the desired relief The capital Of the company is
$3.50 0O0 in shares Of dollars EACH each share
ttng holder of coal per year at cost price,
which is now stated be 81 so per ton, delivered
in the city. The company is prepared to deliver
half the quantity of coal which the stockholders
are entitled Immediately and the remainder any time
after the LIST Of January Stockholders also entitled
to dividends payable out Of the net profits Of the
pany The coeres belonging to the latter situated
in Newcastle township Schuylk county Pottsvile
Pennsylvania The probability s that several more organ
izations Of similar character will follow this one, and
that counterpose to the power of monoposts will be
thus constituted which will do good service to the public
The following table shows the quotations Of the leading
shares the session Of tho Stock Exchange at the
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FREIGHrs were quiet The only engagements reported
were 900 bales cotton to Liverpool at I'D lied. Tho
charters were:-A brig from Philadelphia 10 Cork and q
market, petroleum, Is Cd. enc same voyage, Is two
barks hence for Queenstown for ORDERS grain 6s Brit
ish brig West Indies and back 81 0O0 half gold
1000 bbs, TO the Windward, 81, 500 gold enc, 500
bills TO st. Thomas, 5000 gold schooner to Charles
Boston u Melbourne British brig 70 Jamaica and back
schooner to Porto Rico and back British brig to south
side Cuba and back brig TO Cenfuegos and bark 70
New Orleans private terms.
Hops.-Recepis 20 bales The market was less active
but prices were unchanged The sales were about LOO
bales 10c 45c for old CROP and 35c. Csc. for
crop-as TO quality.
ModAssrs We note sales Of so hhds Barbados at
roc The market quiet but firm at previous prices
Observation-Disclosures 500 bbls Tho market was &C
v and 1c &c higher with sales Of 500 bbs at SOC
40c for crude and SOC Ole for refined in bond here
and in Philadelphia OF which about 3 500 bbs in Pha
delphia and TO arrive there
Provisions. 100 bbls: pork; 27l packages
beef, 40 do cut meats, SO do. lard asa do butter
and $40 do cheese. The pork market was rather more
settled and prices without important change The
ssa 1s% ssa 80 for moss Closing =. rs Beef
found slow Market though prices remained firm. The
sales confined to 500 bbIs at $11 $14 for plain
mess, and $14 ST for extra mess Beef hams were
unchanged; small sales made at Sal for choice
Western. Bacon dull and unchanged Cut meats
were without decided change Sales In small lots
i5lc. a 1ec. for shoulders, and I9c 22c for hams
The lard market dull and unchanged The sales were
600 packages at 24c. 2Satc. Butter was firm with
Western. Cheese firm at lac 19c. for common
to prime factory made
RICE was dull but unchanged. We heard Of no sales
except In very small way.
SuaAR.-The market, generally speaking, dull.
We notice sales OF bags Manila at l3c and i67
hbds Cuba muscovado at lac 15c Refined was steady
with very moderate demand.
SrEARISE-we note further sales 40 900 lbs. at 23c a
26c also 40 900 lbs grease Mt 1870. 1870.
TAILow.-The market was fairly active, but prices
were dropping The sales were about 106 900 lbs at
14Hc. 1Akc
ToHAcco-Receipts, 1924 hhds. and 904 packages. The
demand ruled more active and prices remained very
strong We note sales 200 hhds Kentucky nj 6hc, a
27kc., and 90 cases seed leaf nj 27c.
WHsKKY -Rcccipts, none The market was again
about $50 bbs. at advance Of 1c. &c. per gallon
e. 43 q 81 as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-13

MISUNDERSTANDING City Of Boston-Mrs Elkana Rich
Shsarer Mr. Grant Nelson, Rev Love and wife "a
4 $is, Ssss;
wife Miss RsnSis Mr:E Paine: Miss and 7 and
sd, ARK
Edward vsrdesc.~and others il the sseersss ' -'
sourH4xrros HAynx AND HAxnHss :, sax9nia-
r%ss1'
Clason schwaz, George Muller John Eustis VIM Eustis
Sas nsrsssh Tobias aold.eima ErSard R;.s sa%
.is.f "i msn. es
Gustav wernecke WIN Feh John yen der Lsnge VIM Den.
s weesr hnsn.,e a%sians Esther
ss WITT Ls%oiss ' Tapiaaf@and others
s,ssmsalg cns.Ro%sn c,.gsr Miss Grace
simon Mrs ' Downs. Mrs Bourne David prinswser
ssI%i: I1s. vi
ss-S hsIita sh fsss
sreis SsH .f.ir f's ' Esa
Msns Juan
NEW oRrxAss- Steamship Evening star-Iohn Denegre,
o snps Sf na sr
W. s%t fs sn :' ~ % aie and
S sSG servant ns TS a ss snS WIFE,
Thompson Dc s.s,: e. ana Nsos And Mt;
Charles Pilsbury, Miller Mrs schaer two children
and servant; Miss Elmer, Mrs Elmer Mrs Dicke Miss
Jennie Merrill Mrs Livingston Harris Levy John ston
Mrs o Burrn, Mrs A Mason, Graham Francis ID
Greer II Hempstead Condt Porter, Judge Sunder-
band. Henry g iIesrtt J Downing NJ, Ieamann, Miss
lawrence Mrs Charles Wilson Miss wilson, Mrs Annie
Anderson. II Joseph, wesfelt Rudolph Bormann,
Hamilton, Charles Deernsr Edward Hamilton, Hec
tor Murray Tildron Henry Gage, David Common, q
Wait John Fiefault and wife Fred Mccoy John annng
Andrew Keenan, John Crawford, Mrs Murray and child
Mrs Dyer Mrs Frederick Mccoy and two children Mrs
Philip Brady, Thomas Martin, Charles Wheeler
Levy, Lawrence foy John Brady Eugene Reynard
Foster II Norris, Henry X Dole and wife, Mrs Hg-
gins and Mrs John waford and Miss Julia Wolf
Pierce Germain, Francis Duvsl William Mayer, Frank
Rosser, William McAllster John McAister, Miss Julia
Mccormick Albert Bohman George Lenka, George Leon
ard Henry Mushenhem, Mrs Mary Carrignn Mrs Andrew
Foster and infant Nathaniel Scott John Thomas 10.
seph McNeaey. Jerrard Morris Henry Allen George
Norris David Levey Mrs Susan French Mrs Mary Mc0rcar
Andrew Brown, otty Tanl- Samuel Mathews Andrew
solomon wife and two children, Mccall. Manson. Dan.
lei Reilly and daughter William Mcintosh, George schni.
der John Schnider and Wife David Archibald Mrs Mary
Larkn, Robert MITCHELL Henry Harstein Thomas Ros
seau, o Dsnkinson-and others in the steeraee.
NV 0RLxArs-Steamer United States-M Cooney, Geo
Cooney Mrs Fox Fearing, Mrs Frost Iiton, Miss
Jean Neville Madame Hurterfese Capt Locke walter
two children, Mrs y Morgan, Henry Pennyson, lady
and three children; Miss A. Henry, Miss Ellen Gsss
Dawson b Herring, Reynolds Broekman, Irwin,
VIM Foster, Jules GAMER, Mccormick, o PendeIter
Q Mande. X Regler Geo Cilley Anderson, Rindt,
Mrs Rindt, Pate, Mclaughlin, G Potter, Lewery
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BsowN-MARTiy.--0n Thursday, November 2, by the
Rev. J. W. McDougall, Mr. GEORGE Il. BROWN Of New
York, and Miss MARY EIzABETH, daughter o. Mt Daniel
b. Martin, ESQ.,, Of Washington 8. r., New Jersey. .
RKEpxR-MARrr -At West Camp, Ulster county, N
r., on Wednesday, November s. by the Rev MI chap
man, GEoReH w. REEpER, OF williamsburg L. J., 70
MANIA T. MARTIN, OF West Camp.
TisR--MooRx- Thursday, November ., q the resi-
dcnce Of the brides mother, by the Rev A. Y. VEGA
kind DAVID N. TEE, Jr 70 Iasxn A. MooRE daughter
OF the late VIM. Moore, all OF this city.
VAN BLARcos--IoeAS --0n Monday, November ., oy
the Rev. g. D. Brown, HENRI VAN BtAncoy 70 MARY ~
LOGAN daughter Of Joseph Logan Esq all Of this city
No cards. st -
wALsp-scHKKprR I'm Philadelphia, on Thursday, No
vembcr ., by the Rev. Jos 81 Kennard, D. 9 WAlsH 70
JutaA A. SHeSREB
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CoTroN IIINoE-The cotton crop Is the largest ever
sed in Illinois, and is rarely cxceed in what Is known
as the cotton States The product ner this year will
range from 1000 to 500 pounds seed cotton Phe quail
ity good il first rate with upland cotton at
the South. We have heard 1t estimated that jackson
county alone will produce 10 600 bales while Perry Will
lams0n saline and Union counties will more than double
this amount The weather this fall has been peculiarly
favorable for maturing and opening the bolls We have
had killing frost yet and all the late bos maturing
and will be good the early Ones thus making the
yield extra heavy. There six gins in town
ming constantly, and they cannot dispose Of the cotton
even now as fast rs II comes to market Wagons are
continually arriving in town loaded with the staple and
our buyers are eager to meet them. The price has
ranged from ten cents TO twelve and half cents per
pound for seed cotton the latter figure for load only
90 far learn-CdrbondaIe (Tu.) Era.
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SATURDAY, NOV. 10 r. NJ
AsHEs-Receipts 10 packages. Tho market continued
quiet for lack of supplies, and prices lrmer.
BREADsrurFs -Receipts-l4, 1916 bbs. flour, 1856 bags
corn meal 1902 1923 bushels wheat $40 do. corn, 800
do and 15 405 do rye. The demand for State and
Western -four rather inactive, and prices declined
Sc per bbl closing dull The. sales were about 8, 500
bbls, at our revised quotations subjoned. Southern
-four was dun and declining The sales were about 400
bbls Canada -four moderately active, but at de-
cline of &c per Dbl The sales comprised 300 bbs Rye
-four was inactive and prices unchanged. Corn
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TFfoTh the sussex ~. J. ] HcfhIu, NUv 61
number OF prominent abolition politicians were ar.
rested for bribery In this county Monday and Tues
day--among whom James A. Decker and Moses b.
Northrup, Jr, Of Newton; Major General Judson Kill
patrick OF Deckerown and Joseph A. Osborne, Deputy
United States Internal Revenue Collector OF Sussex, In
Frankford all Of whom gave bail 10 appear at the next
term of court No special Is nj this time called
for and nothiBg further Is needed than to call attention
10 the names Of the parties arrested criminals OF this
kind The public will iudse for thamse'vss
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The Navy.
HoNoRABLY DISCHARGED.

Acting Master William Watson, Of the navy has been
honoraby discharged the service. He entered the
vice in August, 1891, joining the Brandywine at New
York. He after promoted to the command Of
the Dragon and participated with her in the great naval
battle in Hampton Roads with the rebel ron.cad Merr
mac He received many concentrations from his sups.
for the able In which he handled his vessel
that occasion He commanded the Uncas In the fight
ut Pocotalgo G., and also at the occupation OF Jack
sonvile Fla He has laitcrly been in command Of the
guard ship J. g. Chalmers at Fortress Monroe