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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

CAaves Lockwood 10 Np York cfrci Raarcnd Company
The plaintiff I'm this cattle drovcr and Ia July 1855
he shipped quantity Of Fat cattle n BuFaio for West Albany
by the New YORK Central Railroad; the cattle put
board the BY empioye Of the company. Plaintiff
knew but OF rate for the freight Of cattle along the road
the wsy the stopped for time two mile. west Of the
canal was hers found impossible % proceed up the
became partially injured and the cattle were reported be
In dangerous position. Plaintiff had two loaded
there being thryfour allsnd ascertaniua that his
cattle IN danger ne took smr and va: proceeding 20
look after the cattle when Of the employees took the
lamp him. the going along the line, plaintiff
following LOOKING for the numbers OF his cars Wills thus
walking along engaged 10 watching The numbers OF the oars
be fell Into pit on The road and was 20 severely hurt that
he iusen~bie and only After reaching the
recover damage eo for the injuries thus received that
plaintiff brought the action.
The dcfsrce wss on question ~ Law 10 the meaning
OF the cousct between The paan snd dsfendAnA coun
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FAMILY nAakET.

BUrrsR-5Oc., &C.. &C., &C.,. Hc.. Scl
CHEKsE-22c. &c., t5c.
EGGs-6 for go .
FRUITs-Appes cooking half peck lOc. &c.; pears, ]Oc
5OC.; grapes 10 9Oc. ounces. per 100 $50 pumpkins
Soc 3 40 squashos. 800 . 40c
Salmon, 81 81 blue nsh lie haddock. l0c; cod
lOe l2c habut DC; bAckhsh, &C. founders, &c..
pokerel Ao perch l6c; cells. ~. striped bass, s0c
whitehall $780,; lobster 1Qc smelts, 30 oysters, Toe
d 50 . S2 CLAIMS. soft aOc. : 6Oc.; hard do, 49,
GAnH-Partridges per pair, 81 TO- -; woodcocks per
pair q d ae EnSh snlpe, per Dozen ga $50; SQUAD
Ssos dusk: 3. p: s : g. sass psr dozen, u
NEAT-Portsr house steak. csc sirioin 20 49,; prime
rumps Corn NC ramp STEAK 80 oornsd besf 6ns lsc
mutton. fore qnarts, Ic mutton chops, &o lamb By
Ic veal hind au.stsr; 80 &c. c., veal second a guilty
pork lso sal! pork a. hams &c mok ed shoulder
saSsages No. pork saSssses Ice Lard s0 g. a,,..
sc. a Doc; geese, go. &c. fowls Gjc. . soc.
ysCErABLks-Srtng beans half peck c cabbages, EACH
10 lbc onions half peck sc ssc :urn,ps half peck
zoo Yci best potatoes half peck sso soS sw v"
table celery Per bunch $50 Sc common celery per
bunch, g. g.; oyster plant each. ioc. isc red
8vo. Luna beans quart, S6c q 900
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before judge RuAsel.

Before Judge RusseL
Tho calendar yesterday very large and number OF
disposed Of BY the court and jury In several
instances Assistant District Attorney Bedford minor
pleas when the facts justified such COURSE and thus
saved the necessy Of trying all the indictments.
EossxRv n TEE First
Patrick Madden and Thomas Kelly were tried and con.
vcted OF robbery In the frst degree On the night OF the Lat
Of November they met Charles st. John. seaman who re
:,ss:, :sd played os1s. With Inn .i ss p.s:
him 70 y Dover street and told him That their rest
3. him and |, ..Is 81; ssa
short time succeeded in srrs.ns MsSan
s sr sss s
ws Iss r. mould make difference in the
pleaded gully third grade q IL. osncs o. he
nigh, q ss 18th o. b & entered
stole watch and chat, s worth and :; Mons The
eorss Daniels Charged With burglary third degree
RI .isl. u f :sI.:
:is q October By breaking p.ns q s.ss shs door
q ss
vic Or "a, a,n, 2,
sh aG S s.soa g Aif dn,
s s,.s =. s;s
hgsossr ferry house whers s Wa made Ls.s
BROADWAY RoBsxRY
Charles r. Rose convicted at the September term OF steal
Rice, 52i Broadway was brought up for sentence.
GRAND LARCENfK3
John VIII ellen pleaded guilty attempt burglary Ia
tho third decree he having on the night OF the 10Th of
October broken Into the store OF Jacob Bertrand ass Ninth
avenue, and stole syi In
James Sullivan and James Johnson charged with stealing
the sth Of October Of shoes valued es the
property OF Darwin A. Smith, ~ College place. pleaded
guilty TO attempt grand larceny These prisoners
each sent tue state prison for aud str months
Martin Fass indicted larceny also made similar plea
He vas indicted fer stealing 90 worth q property nom
Mary OBrien who silver watch worth $50 and l4o
In greenbacks from Joseph McAorrow resident Of Brook
yn on the 18th OF October pleaded guilty 70 attempt 70
sion These prisoners sent 70 Tho Penienary
year.
the 18th Of October and Edmund Won Natter who
attempt at larceny and were each sent TO the Penenary
Ferdinand Henzs who stole an order for $50 drawn in
favor OF Bancroft and $40 In money pleaded
Addy Freeman. indicted for stealing eS from George
Harris III Eldrdge street the Ath OF september,
pleaded guilty TO attempt 10 commit grand larceny.
These prisoners being under sixteen Year, OF age were
sent 10 the House OF Refuge.
GRAND LARCENY
John Common was tried charge Of stealing $40 in
The ah Of SEPTEMBER Mr. Bull and his porter tss.ised
that the prisoner and two other Into his and
wanted 10 purchase corks, and while showing tho
goods Conner engaged his attention 70 give his
ths counter moment before. The accused not
rested II that time, but he shown his picture the
Roaucs gallery NJ ths Police Headquarters Mr. Charles
Spencer The counsel for the defence proved By two boys
selling onions In the upper part Of the city The jury rem
dersd verdict Of not guilty.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
DoRsxus-yAs HoRYg-At the Dutch Reformed
church. Lafayette, N. j., by the Rev. VIM. II Duryea,
JAA B. DoRxUs OF Jersey City 70 Miss ELIZA. daughter
Fosrn-SnnH.-A Port Monmouth, n. j., on Wed
nssday November ] by the Rev. A. Lawrence. Mt
WILLIAM n FosrR, Of Port Monmouth, TO Miss LYDIA A.
SAITH, Of Harmony N. ,.
HnL-SoAERuDYKx.- Brooklyn, on Thursday, No.
vember 8, by the Rev. w. S Kerr, IRWIN HML TO
En =, only daughter Of the late Richard somern
LEG0ErT-ST0KMl -On Thursday, November Q, by the
Rev Stephen H Tying, IT, GEORGE w. LEGaErr TO JULIA,
eldest daughter Of Benaah g. Stokes all OF this city,
LxsAU-WREAKs-Iu Jersey City, on Thursday, No
yember 9, at Grace church, BY the Rev. 8 N. Rice
late Henry wreaka, ESQ.,, Of Shsfisld, England.
PErrxNdnL-H0LT.-In Brooklyn, N. Y, ON Thursday,
November 8. by the Rev. Henry Ward Boocher SAMUEL
PxTEsGL 70 GEoRolASSA daughter Of the late Henry
Holt a, az q Srooxyn n, rs,.. y.-xe :. a..
Church q ss Holy &.
lawrence MILTON SAITH 70 IDA ARxsrRoss both OF this
city.
OSCAR sAogErr Of Connecticut to Miss FANNIE MArrHxws
Of New York.
HutchnSs, HIRAA SELL TO Miss PHEnE RiCa, al Of
sAms-HARDN0z -On Wednesday evening, Novem.
Der T. n St. Peters church. Twentieth street. by the
Rev Dr. Barnes JAxEs G. Sands Of New York, TO TRACE
@. HARDisdE, OF Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia papers please copy.
day, November 4, by the Rev. James A Little. Mr..
PETER TEN BRoEcK 70 Miss JEASNErTE Ford AZ Of Perth
Amb0y.
WAILAcs-RosnSs Thursday, November 8. b,
the Rev DR. Eeils WILLIAM WALLACE, Of Syracuse, Il
JosxPHSs RoBBIss, Of Brooklyn.
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Interesting Action In Regard 70 the Payment
tor Goods Destroyed By Accident Previous to
Delivery to Purchasers.
Before Judge Mullen and jury.
George NsohnU ~ Josiah Taylor oL-The plaintiff In
this carriage builder in New Haven. Conn., and
the ID or July last called upon by the defendant Taylor
who wished to purchase wagons, and while In tho
plaintiffs establishment saw buggos which he or.
desire 70 and which were valued at $50
Plaintiff informed him that they sod but that he could
furnish him with two precisely similar about the end Of that
week the beginning of the following The defendant
Is alleged had stated when inspecting tho two first
toned vehicles that he anxious obtain them
possible but subsequently 10 take the two
that to BE- fitted up for him. On the Sd Of July
plaintiff ascertaned that the party to whom the finished
wagons sold could walt short time longer and
cuded forward them defendants who reside In
this city They accordingly placed board weasel
Forwarded to defendants On the 9th Of July the New
and the bugges which on the pier were oonsnmed
day but they refused TO accept the ground that they
cover the value Of the wagons with the interest accrung
that the wagons bargsnsd for had never been
latter Part o. the week pr he beginning Of the following
for the plaintiff In the full amount claimed.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
: FRIDAY. Nov. o--sP. NJ.

FRIDAY Nov. o-6PM
The railway share market was strong and animated
thus morning but during the afternoon there was dimn
,shed activity, attended by slight yielding Of prces
Erie led the upward movement. selling 81 66k. and the
transactions in it we're very heavy, the demand EVIL
IDENTIFY coming from buyers for rise, who special
source Of strength In the large short interest which
has accumulated in the stock Tho speculation in the
Northwestern shares Of both classes languishes but
they have firm undertonc. The volume OF business is
large we distributed and the general tendency Of
the market is shown tho facility with which stocks
moved upward and in the rapdty with which they react
after every interval Of depression The interest Of the
public In the present speculation for rise Is on the In
crease and before II eliminates would not be surprs'
ing II prices touched higher point than they did IN
1884 for real values alike with the monetary situation
much more favorable TO such now than they were
then. The supply Of money Is offered In excess OF tne
demand at ve per cent. although few lending ns'u'
tons leagued togeher yesterday 70 advance the ra'o
sx the consequence Of which Is that large poraon VI
their available funds lying idle in their vaults Loans
are still made in instances TO weak houses anu Pr.
vass individuals at SIX per cent but this rate entirely
too exceptional quoted Is an indication OF con-
don az tho Market the transactions at four per
can't for govern ,nent collaterals being almost
A. numerous The talk OF the besrs about
mora active money market before the year closes 10
srrsnt nonsense on face, but when sed is found
10 originate in Interested motives the latter being the
sr.nd source OF all the fsbrcations that spawned
from time to time upon Wall street. There be only
one result attendant upon speculation on the Stock
Exchange for long time to come, and that embraces
loss TO the bears and profit TO the bulls To oppose the
natural current nearly useless certain old lady
found to sweep the waters Of the Atlantic out OF her
back parlor with broom during extraordinary high
tide Speculation for rise must like tho tide. exhaust
itself before The ebb in and meanwhile It threatens
to become wild There Is fair demand for discounts
and the best grade Of commercial paper passes At 6k
per cent. the general rate beng six.
We bring forward statement Of the progress OF in.
fation by the national bank since the beginning
OF June, 1885 BY which will be that these have
increased to the amount OF hundred and fifty ght mil.
lions during interval:-
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SUPERIOR cuuAr-spscllL Term.

L>v L,sops Any Lsncoar.This case, which has been
nsAns for nine months up IN court again yes-
lcrday motion Of Messrs Dunphy and James, defend
ants counsel 10 confirm the report OF the referee whom
cause was referred The parties married 10 Pro-
vii.nce Is In 1887 and lived together I'm this city until
February 1895 when the plaintiff commenced action
ant alive o. the time OF hts pianinsl marriage In
alive at the time the rnusnoemen OF the
suit for divorce referred report favor Of
plaintiff made and Judgment entered accordingly the
reerre finding thai the married 10
II Reed % the time Of her msrnsss % plaintiff The day
tine House. OF Howard street and Broadway married
another lady, one Miss O'Leary with whom he u now
ond u Court 70 open the de.us and Get aside the de-
ousy obtained that the time Of her supposed nsp
with Reed the latter had wife Irving and therefore
affairs the again referred snd the referee reported
erdsv made 10 confirm IL report and opposed 81 Mr.
Vim Ii stafford, PLAINTIFF counsel Decisions reserved
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SUPREME couaT-cuAneeas.


Application for MIaudamus Against the Metro
p0lBtan BOARD Of Health.
Before judge Sutherland
Tia People an ri Joseph r. Clancy The Metropolitan
Board a. HsulA This was motion order 70 show
cause why mandamus should issue against the Metro
poltan Board Of Health compelling Thorn 10 pay the
OF SIS The adavs upon which the motion u made show
an order OF the Board or HEALTH which Is declared that
the promises No los West Nnetecuth street were In con
Of the police fact directing them g cause the re-
would attend 70 T. They also set Forth that afsef the
sss 81 hs BE Boar. q Health tie ssor
contract y which ne dye foE o
cupyng the house. and that until all legal meshods Of on
tafnng payment from such parties have been resortcd 70
ss action for hs n
the adjustment Of claims amounting 70 about and
o os S sIS %S' q SsSs class The hearing q
motion Is deferred until Tuesday the 18th inst For rcor
Albert Stckney; for defendants. Mr.. Cadwailsder.
A Mother In Court Seeking 20 Obtain Posses-
sion Of Hcr Child.
Nv re- Mary Aa~ Moore This application OF JohAn.
nah Jackson mother the custody Of her child which,
she alleges has been In the charge Of William Bell. thu
captain Of canal boat plying between this city and Oswsso
for about thrse years The child u the fruit Of former
marriage and owing the death q its father she ws.
care q L for her siuce that time she has become VIE
keep her offspring Bsn refused rclnQush bis shsrsa
ancs Tor Srss year and secrsed tho child In SOME part
the city unknown 70 s mother The child vas produced o.
writ Of habeas corpus and s custody awarded 20 Y.
gratitude and emotion for tho restitution OF her Offspring
Lodsr Pomoroy attorneys for petitioner.
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mainly on sprine winter being held oo%passiysy Arm
% IS - ~ fos amber state mainly a about the lower
f.r inaniry p.cess, advanced, closing .. 81. y
iaS 10 bushels at 81 Is for shipping mixed western
e store and aioatand u 81 se for Western yellow
frmer with sses OF 9 bushels at 81 06 81 II for
Canada West 10 bond 81 70 81 IS for DO Free 81 30 for
four rowed State. and 81 Is 81 u for two-rowed state
Barley malt was paected smal sale: were made At n
CANDLys. sdanantine In fair jobbng demand and
firm at 2hc xkc. sperm steady at TO- and patent
atyDc.
cosrEH stesy, but generally quiet We sale Of
S.lr bags RIO CT ,yinphe private terms
Corror hemy and nominal attn considerable reduc-
ton inliaied " revised quotations appended The
demand limited. and the sales con0ned
hal a
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DECISIONS IN SUPREME COURT

By Judge }. p. Barnard.
Nov. o-HrAm A. Pcolcr syivania e. Po0ier Issue
settled Counsel fees and expenses given defendant
amony allowed Notion change place Of tsi denied No
cofis ss On woven %id.v :, ohn "
cannot be Imprisoned under the execution upon the jud
ment Order TO this extent granted
In the ssls Of the steamship Crcassisn. Motion
granted The Sheriff to return the twenty per paid No
costs.
By Judge q. q. Barnard.
Robert Campbellvs Elisha b. Standardization denied
Mary Perm Antoine De Lave.-Consent and order Of
discontinuance set aside, with
Samuel N. Pike, OF 81 vs. Henry Lyon-Motion denied.
George W, Branerd, OF al w Levi A. Lnoolu.-Motion
denied
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FkIDAY, NOV 10 +. NJ.
AsHra-Receipb The market quiet and steady
81 previous prices.
BREADsrurrsR 1884 bills -four. 5000 bags
meal 60lA busheb wheat ~ $50 do. corn 1sy5 oats
5000 do rye and 55a do barley The depression tho
for -four Continued and with liberal receipts
moderate Inquiry holders compelled
26c per Dbl In buyers favor Business the reduced
prices moderate. comprising only 1000 bills Southern
Gour dull and easier with sales Of $50 bbls
vsed quotations annexed Rye -four inactive We
sales OF 200 bbls from % % 2a Corn meal duh
q sale At former rces The transactons were confined TO
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OF Rev. MIR. Richmond Coroner's Inquest.
PoUGHKEEsrS, Nov. Q, 1865.
The end Of the second act in the Richmond tragedy
took place at Poughkeepsis yesterday James B. Lewis
father Of Richard Lewis who attempted to commit sui
eide the 3oth Of October In his CELL by cutting his
throat and who from that time had been growing worse
died in his cell at seven O'Clock yesterday morning. sur
rounded by four Of his fellow prisoners including his
SON As soon 1t ascertained that he was dead,
Coroner Haight summoned jury and held an inquest
ON the body Of the deceased The following is the tes
mony addaced:-
lam practising physoi.n s5s city q foushtsepse
the October called % deceased
doabtedy The cause Of wound was fresh one
would have su:sd
SVspsa Ne that
HIM he wosnd IN the wndpps could not b. closed
s
r.
ST s ssn &. ~ssaa
a sss 81. 10 had been perfsc, rational 'a'o
TIL: IT e: u:
sr death The did sp
e. NJ him .ov % ssPE
ss :: es r. s about % : g.
called me and SsGs goodbye no said when they s.fs
M %s s s. s DsS sss' si s
during Che q AK and are % Wild
Lima isss
cell vent S.. -
4; rs: S rs; :s
e aes s g. hand
VIA him :iss: men Win lin
q H. head and ris1 . h hand. . neck III he
time 2 s s The a AZ be w a. and and
tsea 20 s.: 4 tmss been ra.onal IN tSass
Ssy $
i. or had been prisoner but Lad been
10 would rather die forty dea,hs than Be shut up
s: sd. Ans
H. hs a me
get up 10 spoke 70 him and urged him 70 back the
dlaeiy .tis. ZEN backward. into my and died
fssrisosr or sHxsir LAMo.rz
~ am shesim % Duchess county Lsws cgs hs throat on
hat vent ce and anocfns sss DOOR found found
s 81 &c s Sls ~
thorough search Of he CELL but found no razor Lewis
vino On ss for
1nsf S be S x. r ss M s b
Meurter The jail |, % constructed that any
outside and then be passed to any cell the corridor
The concluded the evidence and the was submit.
ted 10 the jury who returned tho following verdict
That the said James b. Lewis did, onhe 30th day OF
tobcr 1906 In jail In the county OF Duchess city Of
Porghkeepse voluntarily and Of his malice afore-
thought, inic mortal wound in and upon the body OF
him the said James b. Lewis by cutting his throat with
razor OF which said mortal wound the said James d.
Lewis, the 9th day OF November 1885, then and there
did dien
The body OF Lewis yesterday afternoon inferred
r the Dutch church burial ground 1T Poughkeepae
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MARINE COURT.
A Question Of storage.

Hartford Weiemsyv. This action recover $50
amages The facts folows:-Tn November 1885 the
plaintiff hired OF the defendants cellar in this city the
North for the purpose Of storing potatoes the defend
att alleging that dy and proper place for storage
subject only occasional rise OF the tide The plaintiff
relying this representation stored in the cellar sbou,
lao barrels Of potatoes In short time after there was
heavy into cellar which caused consd
cradle quantity Of them to rot Afterwards taking
the potatoes In the month Of April u found
500 barrels OF the potatoes less
water which supposed 10 have from leak In the
PIPE o. defendants store overhead The set
that the potatoes were not injured from leak
pipes but from natural decay IN such accelerated BY
tho water lowing In from the tide and the and
neglect on the part o. the plaintiff In protecting them
tho frost Of the past winter The jury found YER
CT TO- the painure damages Counsel for the plain.
and D. X. Furiona
Alleged Assault and Battery.
Before Judge Hessne.
Myers, B>s, Baykip ond Bvooivrnn drcry-rhis was
damages for alleged and bat
terry The plaintiffs board the bark xan,he
and they declared that the voyage from New TO
ATinwa the defendant who captain Of the ship a.
sau,ed and III treated them, BY having them tied up the
Raging and deprived plaintiffs Of food They also alleged
and mate when they merely requested drink OF
Two OF the plaintiffs had been In Irons The
OF the captain that the conduct o. the plaintiffs
OF mutnos character and that the facts having been
brought before The American Consul a. Aspnwa he
70 th conclusion that the blame rested with the plaintiffs
who had hustled the captain and inflicted Face
Of the mate Judge Hearns took the papers aud
his decision for a week.
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surxxn Couur-sPsotAL TxRm-Demurrers- -Nos g. I6
% g x Issues Of Law and Fsct-Nos U.s. ia. - -.
6,scurPAns Nos sssl sezl soeH 81 !5ss gs7 I.!l.
siss Part ii-Nos TX 4 AnS6 2HN xa2G l66G SOl i9iO
224 a0a3 0o4 ixB asa SIG 656 1875 ola 1880 l00 sT2
CiAnExRs 81 81, H. "a 81, g. o. l0a lb l04 los,
lO7 III ia l2k General Call La.
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the aAor ccusnding thai tho plaintiff had under
taken 70 4s free In ohArge - tkn cattle there
At his risk also that the Juss the resut Of
cArcessness on the part OF the company Its agents
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DECISIONS n supfaaa csuar SPECIAL TERM.

Nv Juslios Mcneil.
Charles q. rasrson ~ Martin L. Townsend -IntsrrcgA
Henri n sheldon w The Empire CITY rrs Insurance.
Compsny .--Mouon granted without costa
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SUPREME couRT-esNeRAt TERM.
The Examination Of Candidates for Admissi.
to Legal Practice.

to Legal Practice.
Before Judges Barnard Ingraham and Cerke.
The following order issued yesterday By this court
The committee appointed BY tho Supreme Court TO
candidates admission the will and bro
coed with the examination in the General Term (Supreme
Courp Monday, tho 18th November Instant a. -four
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moaning ii ten O'Clock without further notice Her
mans will 10 taken 10 woodiawa Cemetery for Inter.
mont So
Wmror On Friday November Q, after q long ana
severe Illness MAURICE wELroS aged Il years and
month";
The friends or the family, and those Of his brothers.
David and Michael Weton respectfully Invited 70
attend the funeral sunday afternoon at two O'clock
from the residence OF his mother, 636 Water street
WHEIAx-On Thursday November g. after short N.
ness TaonAs waKIAs the beloved son Of Thomas and
Caroline Wbelau, aged % years.
The friends and those or the family arc respectfully
nvite - attend the funeral from his late vesdenoe 40
East Sixteenth street, on Sunday attorppon ~ oes
O'Clock.
Limerick papers please copy.
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rae buslne~ tssnaolsd q the Sub Treasury b this
olty to-day was q fOllows:-
RnoeIuss r. e00 66T Customs. oeS0, 900
Payments ...... 2Ssebi0 Gold notes 49,. TS.000
Balance ....... Of, 372834
Consos and American securities were quoted - under
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COAL WOOD, &C.

(yoAL AND ooxK W THE BEST QUALITY, AT RI;
~ duced price delivered immediately. Apply my o"sa
and coke oncs iux Third svcnus near fnsssn