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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-21
Knoxville, Tenn, March Fl, 1865.

C. S. HUBBARD, No. "a, Broad Street, Boston, Mass
regularly appointed agent to receive SUBSCRIPTIONS
for our paper in the States of Connecticut and Massa
eiuEetts.
The WIG can be had every week at the News
Depot of R. H. Singleton, Post Office Building
Nashville Tenn.
LOUIS McGLAUFLIE is authorized to act as our
agent along the whole Pacific Coast. His address
is San Francisco, California.
Col JoHH h. JAMES, Chief Quartermaster Of
the District of East Tennessee is authorized TO
ceive payment for subscriptions to this paper.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-21
A Crown Of Glory.


Every man, woman child who has used
Ster1ing's .Ambrosla
is willing to recommend it. Three years Of rapidly ID
creasing sale have made the AmbrOsia famous all ovsl
the world.
IT Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
II cures Itching Of the Head F ~
It Makes New Hair Grow on Bald Heads.
It Prevents thu Hair from Falling Out.
1t Renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleases the Scalp. Cools the Heated Brow. Removes
Dsndruf. Cures Nervous Headache Cures Badness.
Insures Luxuriant Locks. Inelines Hair to Curl su-
psrsedes Wigs Kills Hair Eaters. Good effect appa-
rant ut once. FH ga srte
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
the Ambrosis win suit you to 7. Elegantly put up.
Dslcstey Psrfumed Pstronized by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes cartons containing
two large bottles No2 for morning-No. for evening.
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T,
STERLING's AMBR0SIA is the best, most agreeable
and effective toilet article in the world. To prove this
try carton.
Sold by Druggists.
STERLING'S AMBR0SIA MANUFACTURING CO.,
augq-6m 215 Fulton Street, Nea York.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-21

This esIsszassd toilet SOAP, .us univsr.. dsnsnd
is mads ron the shoiecss materials, Is mild and
eEaollisnt in - nature, frasrantly' scented.
and exrsnsy beneficial In its aston upon the skin
For sale By al Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers b21y
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-21

GOVERNOR BRowYLow will address the "German
Union League" by request at Temperance Hall
next Saturday evening.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-21
MARRIED..

By Rev. Prof. Spence, Mr.. WIN. R. PIERCE and Miss
ELIZA HIPPS, all Of Knox county, Tenn
In this city, Tuesday, the 18th ins the residence Of
the brides father by the Rev. L. Mann Capt j. W. BELL
9th Tenn Cav and Miss JENNIE T. ECKLE, both Of this
city.
"Tuo summer birds sat on one bough,
Each gave to each q whispered VOW;
Then joining in roundelay,
They both together few away"
In this city, the 18th nst By Judge s. Rodgers at
the residence John Coker Mr. JOHN DOUGLASS of Knox
county and Miss MAMIE BRIGGS late of Marietta Ohio
before Chancellor Rodgers performed this
mony he granted application for DIVORCE.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-21
ALABAMA.
GEORGIA.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

eco to Bryant Straon Co.'S Nashville Business College
for thorough knowledge of Book Keeping Commercial CAL
cuations Penmanshp Commercial Law Partnership Settle
ments ETC. Send for College paper circulars &C. Address
BRYANT sTRATToN h CO." nov1-sm
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-21

CELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY.
~ The following are the rates paid by THos 8. MARI,
BROKER OF Union and College Streets, Nashville,
Tenn These quotations liable to
huctuate may depended sufficient length Of time
remances to be received by mail forwarded
tboutd
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-21
Jacob Campbell by bis next friend, Edridgs Campbell
W. Hawkins Campbell and others.
IN THIS CAUSE II APPEARING

that the 5sfsudants c. Y. Rice Hawkins Campbell John
Campbell Thomas Campbell, Isaac Walker and wife Agrs
Walker and Temperance Campbell are nonresident Of tbs
state Of tennessee As is the bill IL is
publication made in Brownlows Wing Tor four successive
said defendants TO appear before the Chance
~ Court at TaEewe the first Monday in June then
and there TO defend said suit the viii be taken
fsed to them hearing parts copy Of the
order. r n hObUls y NJ
March p, 1856. BY JAMES r. EVANS D. c. II.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-21
cHANcRRY CoURT-TAzEwFII.

n that the defendants, Thomas s. Gibson, c. Y Rice and
James hncad are ronresdsnts Of State Tsnnss
see as shown IN the bin Il ordered publication Be
made IN BrownoVs Wing for four weeks notifying
said defendants 70 appear before the Chancery Court at Tazs
WELL the first Monday Of June there
said suit the will be Confessed "a 10
the and set for hearing Pars. copy the order
y. kODDT, O. M
March q, 1865. By JAMES r. EVANS ID O. kM
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-21
Neil Southern and others vs.. c. Y. Rice and others.
IN THIS CAUSE II APPEARING

TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
that the defendants c. Rice, Thomas Henderson VIM.
Southern Urah Southern Andrew Baker Ezabeth Baker
Matilda Baker other Heirs Law Of Nancy Baker de-
ceassd William Wallace and wife Matilda Wallace the Heirs
at Law of Matilda Percifed, deceased whose and
numbers unknown non-esdents Of Ten
nsssee as the BILL 1t is ordered that publication
Brownlows Wing for four successive weeks not
ng said defendants appear before the Chancy Court at
Tazewe first Monday of June then and thOre 70
defend said suit or the will taken
them and set for hearing parte. copy Of the
f- P. n. RODDY, @. NJ,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-21

IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
l. that the defendants d. Murphy, B. F. Murphy and
Hugh Murphy Of the State of Tennessee
as shown in the bill ordered that publication be made
for Brownows Whig notifying said
defendants appear before the hancery Court at TaEeve
on of then and there defend said
suit will taken confessed them and fer
hearing parte. A copy of the order
P. y. RODDY, c. NJ.
March q, 1866. By JAMES Z. EVANS, D. G. & VI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-22

TIE STRONG LIBEL SuTT.-The suit brought by ex-Ssn.
ator Demas Strong against the Brooklyn Times which
has occupied the time Of the Supreme Court OF Kings
County for tho last eight days, was brought TO close
yesterday. The entire day occupied by the summing
up speeches OF counsel Mr. J. 7. williams doing 80 for
the defendant and Mr. jerks for the plaintiff The
speech OF Mr. Williams was principally an crposs OF tho
lobby machinery used In the sessions Of the State Iegis
lsure and showed how legislators could be brbod aud
receive brlbes without being directly an actor In tho
Mr. jerks did not have much ground for an argu
men the preponderance Of testimony was against his
client Judge Barnard submitted the case TO tho jury,
preaced by very lucid explanation Of the law and It's
application to the case and rccted the duty OF the jury
Ia the premises The Jury retired at quarter 20 Nv
O'Clock p. n, AZ seven O'Clock they had not agreed
upon verdict, whom BY consent OF counsel on both
sides the Jury instructed II they agreed during tho
night " bring Ia q. sealed verdict
meeting Of the Eastern District Fro Commissioner En-
CINE Company No and Hose Company No. 10 we're
dsbarded rotous conduct Tho charges were
preferred By Chief Engineer Doyle.
INJURED FALL FRAxs Bun.pNc. -ra.e on
last Wednesday afternoon apary Of workmen att emptsd
10 the frame Of house at the Of Fifth
nue. and Twenty seventh street. and which was TO be
used for depot for tho Brooklyn Bath and Coney
partially raised falling one Of the workmen named
Christopher Huffman, who received severe contsions
He was conveyed 10 his residence In Sackeu street
ArrKxrr AT ARSON. --Yosterday morning roundsmsn
NILS Of the Forty-nfth precinct arrested young
named William n Thompson charge Of attempting
TO set Gre to the factory In Ainslio street. near
Tenth Eastern District In possession OF the prisoner
found quantity of matches The prisoner will be
examined on Tuesday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-22
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

THURSDAY, June 2l-eP NJ
Gold continues the topic OF interest in Wall street.
while specuation in stocks comparatively neglected
This morning one of the large bull houses sold out
heavy amount of gold for cash. with the view, 1t Is sup
posed OF breaking the market and buying back 1t
lower figures preparatory TO "cornering operation
Under the effect Of this the borrowing rate for loans de-
cined from per per diem 70 lS2d and subsequently
transactions were made without interest The opening
quotation was I5lA. followed by decline to lssh, the
lowest point Of che day. II subsequently reacted 70
l60H, and finally closed the street ~ laS>s Inc
floating supply OF coin and the total supply 10 inc
Treasury and tho banks Is small that the specua
can easily control the market in the absence OF foreign
news OF importance in favor; and - no later intel
lgence from Europe than that received oy the china
will be- due before Sunday there prospect Of specu
atiou In the meantime being directed 70 rise rather
than fall in anticipation Of the outbreak OF hos
tiltes in Germany the frs, effect Of which may
be to create demand for gold. Moreover the news Of
the Fenan raid into Canada cannot fail TO depress United
States securities on the London stock exchange pending
further advcss the failure Of that
eric movement, and the complications In which II might
possibly involve this country with Great Britain
The extreme range Of the market in each week since
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-22
The Revenue Stamp Law.
SUPREME CoURr-CiRCUIT-P +.
Before Judge Potter.

JuSg 21.--Dc Barre ct al ns The Hope Ezpren Com
pdnN-Ths suit brought 70 recover the value OF .
package goods left for transportation with the defend
ants Counsel for defendants offered the receipt evi.
dencc By this receipt the liability Of the company was
limited to nifty dollars Exception 70 the admission Of
sequence OF the paper not having received revenue
stamp. 1t claimed in opposition that receipts OF
express companies not required tn have revenue
stamp by amcpded act OF Congress Of 1866. MT
Morrison for plaintiff admitted this the law but con-
tended that the receipt contained Limitation "a 10 the
value Of fifty dollars, and that Its language road
II was agreed by party taking The document that the
value limited alleged; therefore the agreement
where the receipt portion terminated, required n fvo
cent revenue stamp, without which II could not be adj
mted evidence by the Court Judge Potter held this
the law In the and directed the jury 70 find
verdict the plaintiff for tho full amount CLAIMED
H. Morrison for pain,iG; glatchford Guttman for
def
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large supply Of spirits turpensne tended 70 increase the
depression b the market prices Of both wholesale and
were made 500 &c. at the Close Of the market
lots offered q the inside price without response
bid over s5c Retail lots sold from sOc TO ole Resins
also declined materially, especially common which
s ssS1 SS Il The
On1-Lnsesd was without particular change being
quoted - 81 o. by orushers with moderate joooing
demand. Alb mt 900 gallons English realized 81 co.
Or CAKE was steady At $50 for Western, in bags
PErsoLSUH. The market for both crude and bonded
the former having been made Al ssc The sales s COM
prise 500 bbis ss $50 to 2oc, saA ~. axe for
PaovImoks Receipts, 100 bbla and ca Kegs The
pork market was rather moro active, holders having
granted slight concession from the prices Of yesterday
realized $ss 81 being the highest price aud cosiag y
ga g. cash. Tho sales comprise 1900 bills at $50 Is
$ss 81 for for new %sas gao 90 Ssl for old do and md
bbls At Sss rs SS3 So for July, sellers and buyers
option. Beef continued quiet, but firm Sales Of
and $40 so : ga 60 Tor new extra do Beef hams
dull and In the absence Of any transactions prices
were nomnay unuhsnsea Cut meats were moderately
100. for shoulders and 17Kc. 1870. for hams Bacon
was firm under small supply, but there was little or
nothingdone The only sale reported was "a boxes long
clear middlings at Ice The lard market showed less
frmness and less animation closing heavy at 1870 a
Butter scarcely firm &c 40c for State and
zoe 32c for Ohio. Cheese was quiet but firm at &c.
2lc., as to quality.
RioE continued nominal and heavy. We heard Of no
special sales
SUGAR duh and dropping under liberal stock and
very FREQ offerings We only heard Of sales Of $40 hhds
Cuba mnscosad0 al i0Xc 12c IL hhds Porto Rico at
13s@c and sale Of Java sugar in baskets, equal TO
about IA, 900 bags private terms. We quote -lnie-
ing 1850. lie fair to good grocery 11Hc. 10 /:
prime grocery, 1910 13c. Porto Rico, 104c. l4c
melado, exc 8hc., and No IL boxes l1Mc. Refined
sugar duh and heavy Hards at l7c and coffee at
To-
TALLow frmer with sales OF 175, 600 lbs. at
12Ac a 13c. per lib.
WHIsKEY. Receipts, rs bbls The market ruled very
quiet but prices without essential change Western
being quoted az 81 20 81 26h, with small sales
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Ocean Navigation.
PROPOSED VOYAGE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC IN A
LIFEHoAT.


The Iliputsn ship, which has been on exhibition for
week beneath tent In Thirteenth street.
aud in which persons propose to wish Europe dur
ing tho present season. viii be In the watcr to-day on
No 2l3 South street The tiny vessel Is but twenty six
feet long, and Ia full shprsged with all the yards from
the foreyard TO the mixzen nya complete, and the
mas set mp sections In true nautical style, while
flying jib and tbs, stretched upon tibboom and bow
SPIRIT sivo 70 the little craft the appearance Of an East
indaman The dea Of crossing the boistcrous Atlantic In
. moro oockleshell s nothing new, but OF all tho at
tempts that have been made have yet proved
successful. Some lives have bcen lost By these ad
ventures that might have been esrvicesble TO
mankind In general had they been turned
In almost any other direction. sometimes these
miniature vessels have turned out TO be nothing better
than dimnutive humbuss built up solely for the pur
nose OF making One that announced 70 sail
nom this city London, after causing quite excite
mcnt and throwing the author scs o the scent actually
left our harbor and nothing heard Of her for many
month"; until leaked out that the sail boat-fcr she
was nothing more or lsss-hsd run tho blockade into
wilmington with q valuable cargo OF quinine. But
bloc kades have ceased 70 saK on this side o. the
water but therc n telling but that they may very
soon BE- established upon The other side and probably
The prsssnl parties contemplate playing some genuine
YaakaA As0k nnaA or xnsassasA AnAsAAA
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, June 2l-6P n
AsHzs Receipts % bbisL The market WAS dull and
prices we're nomnay unchanged the absence Of
sactionA
BRsApsrupys-Receipts 10 500 bills -four, ga do and
1901 bags meal 800 bushels wheat and 4 200 do
oats The market for State and Western -four ess
active. and prices of common grades continued to de-
cline sales having been made at reduction OF l0c.
zoe per Dbl from last quotations Choice and prime
qualities and commanded full prices The
were 1000 bba at our suboined quotations. The
market southern -four remained about the same being
dull and heavy for common grades but firm for choice
qualities Sales ao5 bbls. Common grades Of Canada
nour continued heavy, and the transactions limited
to about 700 bbls. Rye -four was unchanged in evory
respect For meal there continued moderate
inquiry at full prices Sales 100 bbs Al IS Is IS IS
for Brandywtne, aud "a 80 . IS FOR Western. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-22

This body mot yesterday at two O'Clock, the Pres
dent Alderman Brce, In the chair After going through
a large amount Of routine business, such and
street openings the question Of allowing escape
into sewers brought up when considerable dis
custom ensued to it's effect upon public interests
Many Incidents 81 horses running away were cited
caused consequence OF stoam escapng through man
holes.n Alderman voorfts said that his Honor the
Mayor very near meeting with an accident from
hs horse taking fright from ono Of these 'manholes
An ordinance prevailing permits being granted by the
Croton Board concurred in. The Board then I'D.
jourreJ TO next Monday, at two p. N.
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roetry-"ErnorHAx rxsranrr;" "Dro Or. MR.

II will also contain .--Late and important News
from all portions Of Europe; Interesting Intelli.
gencs from the National Capital, with . report Of
the proceedings OF Congress; The concluding opera.
tons Of tho FenAns in Canada and tho Movements Of
their leaders In The United ssates Sketch OF the Ie
and Services Of the late Hon Lewis Cas- Account Of
the recent Disasters the Lakes Editorials leading
events; The Current News a the day; Foreign Gossip
Interesting Sporting MISUNDERSTANDING, Racing,
Trot,ns. and full report Of the lae Prize Fight in VIZ
sina between Sam colyer and Young Barney Aaron;
Musical and Theatrical review for the week. Weekly
view Of the Agricultural situation. with quantity Of in
tercstng matter fov Farmers and Agrcuurallsts; Ltel
rary Scientific and Artistic reading, Varieties; Faeeis
Valuable reviews Of the Cattle Horse, Dry Goods Boot
and Shoe Money and Commercial Markets; Advertise
ments and accounts Of all important events OF the wcek
New Subscribers 10 the WEEKLY HErALp can obtai n
the back numbers containing ths ne~ Prrs Story,
"ARNoLD's CHOICE"
Tsans Single subscription. g. Three copies -;
Five copies, %; Ton copies, SIS Single copies Five
cents each A limited number of advertisements Ia.
sAasA In ths wsszIx HsAsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-22
Sales OF Real Estate.

Water street.-The story store and lot No. 436
lot 1880 soho house Is by aoou, 49, $50. So, 5ot
second street, 25 2x1oo. 7,aot
Ono lot adjoining % lXl00. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4, SOl
Fifty first street, 20 5x1oO. 5000
Three lots adjoining, 2Oxl00 each .......... assoc
One lot adjoining 20xl0o. 3.70(
Ninety 10 nth street-Two lots south side 435 east
OF Fourth avenue, 25xl0o.sA each 1871
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


RpooKs--HexpRiws On Tuesday, June 10, Il Rsl
Hook H. ", by the Rev J. H. Barclay, HAnRn 4,
daughter Of Hendricks, Esq, 70 JoHs Brooks. ESQ.
BuR3-BssFxr On Wednesday. June 70, at the rsss-
dence Of her .randfahcr, Isaac Whitehead, Esg,y
nah, Ga, 70 Miss AsGRfssA Bxsvrr Of this city.
DARLisoRosissos. Sands street Methodist Rp1s-
i1pa wssd o Soy So OF JANA, DAZZLING sD ~ ~
N. Gussis ROBINSON, both OF Brooklyn.
DAux-Rrnsos.-0n Wednesday, June 70, at ~
Reformed Dutch church. East New York, by the Rev.
Mr. Mum, THonas DAVIES 10 MARGARET A., dsught1
OF John Ryerron, Of Flatands
DosALDsoS-BryxDFc1. Grecnpoint Tuesday.
May is. by the Rev VIM Reid, Mr. JHsss r. DoxAS
sos 70 Miss MARY z. BEyzDtcrpboth Of Brooklyn.
ID, DO sS= = va Hasson, =, on wsdnssas
New York, and Mar j., daughter Of Robert W. EVA
ESQ, OF the former city.
EAros-oprarsnn On Wednesday, June 90 In -
Msrys church. Burlington, N. j. by the Right Rev ~
H. 0denheimcr, d n, shop Of New Jersey, THKopcas
II. Esros, JR, Of Ds,roi, Mich. 70 MARY D. oBuL
KssAx-sIosm Al tho NArnen' church, BY ~
Rev Mr. Murphy. VT orc K'AAcH, Of New York. y
MARkor-M,saAL In Brooklyn on Thursday, ys.s
II, by the Rev. N. Z. smith. y MAnxos TO isAsnz,
second daughter q the late John harclsl No cAsia
HcI.AraHfrr-A AT the residence OF the bridsu
parents. by the Rev. william Tunison, SAMUEL =
hci.AuoHtIs Jr, 10 HsrcziA X ALKx, eldest dsaghsst
sun.uSGrrssr on wednesday June 20, 81 -
Grove church New Durham, NJ J., By the Rsv wIllaD
n.y., haII ~ rev sosss - .h,s 20. 2, S0fA
sMsvxs-JAcony 81 Pnai's English Luthrun
church, Washington d. o., Tuesday June 10, ~ -
Rev. J. O. Butler, Mr. Curvss G 5nyyxs Of BrookiyA
NJ r., 10 Miss Ana II. JAoosY Of Washington city.
ss.sls-Baows On Wednesday. juno 20 a. Cola
HxxnY T. SEAMAN 70 Pgssn n Bnows, all OF tho aoove
place
wnuAr-MscDcsstn- On Tuesday. June 10, q To
residence o. the brides father, by the Rev. W. n.
yard, EDWARD W. WILLIAMS, OF brooklyn, " Miss MOO
~ eldest lighter OF David Macdonald OF Bergen, -
wrso~--AsDErsuv --0n Thursday, June ~ by Kew
G Q. Norton THoxAs wn4sos 70 Aiss G AppiB ASDsso1
All or Harlem,
Died.
Anror On Thursday. June "a al quarter past M
~, Mrs SusAN Peer Amir a..
Funeral services the residences OF her mother, Ns
Fourth avenue this Frdsyl afternoon Al I'VE o'clock
Her remains will be taken 70 Rye Tor iniarment.
pmptx On Thursday June a. AMELIA, vhe Of john
Biddle aged as years, months and ~ days
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral from her late resdsne
I22 Prospect street. Brooklyn, sunday afternoon -
two O'Clock without further notice.
Royp-On wednesday, June 20 after LINGERING IN
ness. MANIA ANS. widow Of Robert b Boyd IN the S2d
year OF her ago.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc invited 70
attend the funeral from the residence Of her Rob&
n Boyd 152 Second svenae this Frday) afternoon, -
two O'Clock
Bsows On Thursday, June a. arier short but pss-
fa iiners NsRy BRovN, aged 81 years
Tie relatives and friends VI shs family. and shoss =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-22

Inc Whe6I hInUNt poTfuct
and beyond sale u $50 bushels white Western NJ %,
nothing done Prices were nominally &c. To-.
lower There less activity In the corn Market bat
the advance noticed last fairly maintained
the supply being limited The sales comprise g. 900
bushels al p6c. 97c. for sound mixed Western,
ole 04c. for unsound do, and gIc. for old mixed
Western In store Data less sought for and less
Rruness noticeable, Western having been sold at
Sic 6lc, the market closing duh with prices tending
downward Rye was nrmer under small supply and
rather more active the sales reaching 900 bushels
Canada ut 81 IS Barley and malt continued about the
same being dull and nomnally unchanged.
Coryrs continued inactive and nominal. We heard OF
no transa tons whatever excepting few unimportAns
sales from second hands
Corros was almost unstable. and the market ruled
nomipaIly shade lower closing heavy at the annexed
ouota ona The sales comprise $50 bales OF which con.
siderable rcba ed cotton. purchased a. yesterdays
a
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Boa I'd OF Councilnen.

The Board Of Oounclmen were IN session yesterday and
adopted number Of routine papers. They concurred
with the Aldermen In directing the Street Commissioner
TO advertise plans and specifications for an iron bridge
across Broadway at the junction OF Fulton street
resolution also adopted granting permission TO lay
pipes between Thirty Fourth and Forty second streets
and Third and Sxthvenues for the purpose Of supply
ing water 10 the residents OF Murray Hill