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COURT ur GENERAL SESSIONS.

before Judge kuSSei.
Tho calendar yesterday very large and consisted
of number Of where the evidence slight
that the Court suspended judgment
Robert T. Winter pleaded guilty TO attempt at grand
larceny in stealing 5000 worth of clothing from Sas
Smith, No 202 William street, the 7th Of February.
He remanded for sentence.
Wihelmina A. Baier tried a charge Of stealing
S72 worth OF clothing, the property OF Abraham Mil
ier No 6S8 Washington street. the 23d OF February
Tho evidence was insufficient sustain the Indictment
and the prisoner acquitted.
CONVICTION OF A CONFIDENCE MAN.
Hugh Smith tried and convicted of obtaining
money by false pretences. The complainant, William
Leitcb, resident of Hartford Connecticut that
the 2Sth Of February he met the prisoner Ia South
street and asked where he was going, to which he
replied that he had succeeded in getting situation
gardener for $40 per month The prisoner that
he had farm at St. Adams, and would
give him $50 per month They conversed
for some time and walked through several
streets until they came to the of William
Pine streets Smith went into the building and re-
turned with check stating that he had not time get
cashed, but that II he would give him ten dollars
on II he would accompany him Immediately to st.
Adams. The money given. Smith re-entered the
or two That was the last seen of Smith till Saturday,
when the daecves-who saw part of the transaction
arrested him.
Counsel for the prisoner argued that the indictment
defective the ground that it alleged the pretcnce
consisted Of something In the future and not Of an
existing fact.
Assistant District Attorney Bedford cited q recent
decision Of the Court OF Appeals to the effect that the
representations false not MIR Bedford, in ad-
dressing the jury commented in terms upon tho
conduct OF the swndicrs who defauded literate and
unsuspecting countrymen. The jury rendered verdict
of guilty without leaving their seats, the Court having
overruled the objection of counsel.
On motion the sentence was deferred
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TO THE xpIroR or THE HERALD.

TO TIE KDIToR or THE HERALD.
In justice TO honest ard worthy man. porter Of
the store No s42 Broadway, who is suffering most
unmered shame and disgrace from the criminal deeds
Of his who robbed his father Of the keys to commit
the burglary WITH beg state that the son has never
been 10 employ The father has our porter for
twenty-five years, and another has been employed
by us upwards OF seven years. both Of them in positions
OF trust and confidence, without breath to tarnish the
honest name Of either. We have always found them
both honest faithful and reliable In every respect and
have still the most perfect aud implicit confidence in
their integrity and prohity under any and every
stances. They are still In employ retaining the
positions OF trust before They are entitled to
sympathy IN the misfortune of having such son
and brother and II would be grevons and cruel wrong
allow their good suffer for criminal deeds
OF another. Having had every opportunity to know
them thoroughly for many years, endorse most en-
pbatically their unquestoned probity and title TO the
name and reputation OF honest men.
q II. HENNEQUIN co.
Nxw YORK. March 10, 1867.
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wavs The east and west avenues on ie nne ~ Wy NV
channel would he hundred and MY ieel Mloe ane
one hundred feet al the bulShead Tor the purpose OF
landing goods -, =.
The plan OF The streets and avenues on Long Island or
New York would be the same arrangement as IN the
city north OF Houston street, and would De graded
sewers built n them the curb and gutter set aud the
sidewalks tagged. .
reenpoint Is formed OF nearly all good building sand
and worth more for that purpose 10 connection with
this work than its present condition, and all the rock
which NAV found In the progress OF the excavations
for the channel will be benefit rock or stone
viii be required be blasted from somewhere, and the
the better.
has been my principal object IN the arrangement OF
this great project 10 benefit all alike In the various
trades and occupations composing great commercial
metropolis by equally distributing, In the relative and
correct proportion, TO work harmoniously together
The drainage of the land unhealthy, situated
north and east OF Hunters Point far out Flushing
would ne the first action performed by which the health
Of the operators engaged in this proposed work would he
secured and the excavations for the river and also
the pumping would draw down the land water thereby
making the whole neighborhood still moro healthy
JAMES T. SERRELL
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COURT CALENDAR THIS oAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcuIT-Part Mos 1857 1893
s4s, 1905 sa7 ool lo47 ee5, ~, IT. 4ol 1927 500
Sl3, SIT, 567, $40, 1913, 905 959 Part 2-Nos 1924,
1872 1902, 1885, $50 IisO 1882 1854, 7s4, 1920 1926
1888, liza, 17l6 2602 I722 1928 no. 722 1885, Pyt
3Nos. 1869, $685. 247 245 $780, 1901, 1851, 1l44 1884,
l420
SUPREME CoURr-SrrcIAL TERM-Nos Is0 1873, 1s4,
1911 1913, 1875 l26 1885, 14s, l49, 1884, 1875. l4o, 142,
153, 154, 100 los, 40. 1906
SUPREME CouRT-CHAMHERs- As, 172, 2ol GOT,
236, N6. Call commences at No. 251
SUPREME CoURT-CRcUrT, BRooRLyS-Nos. CO 90, "a,
70, IL 49, TO- ST. 49, SO, 81, IS, So 90 o. o. e3 o. 05
90 Also. reserved causes Nos IL, IA, TO-
SUPERIOR CcuRr-IRIAL rsRM- Part Mos. 5000
30s 1885, 2035, 3037, 3O43 1857 3ol9 3o51 $685. sO67
3O69, 3075, 3019, 30S1. Part Mos 2os4 3llO 3l26
1885, 3l64 $40, 1892 3ll6 $780, 1882 3ll 2076 3ls4
1896, 319S
COMMON PIEAs-TRnL TEsN-Part Mos 379 $751;
$40, 376 $50, $40 COT 912 $780, sos $780, $50 631 633
63. Part 2-Nos 1l43, 53s. 524 525, 145 5o4, l24l,
$50. 622 500, ga, 62e, 627, 62s $50
MARINE CoUgr-TuAL 1ERM.-Nos 80, 113, ia, 90,
100 u.s. III, 49, 100 1873 124 1875 l27, 1928 l29 $780,
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PERSONAL INTrLLIeEEce

Major General NJ Brayman and General D. vickars, Of
the United states Army; A. Hovcy, OF Nevada: Judge
A. NJ Cameron, Of California; J. w. Ray Of Massa-
chusets, ana N o. Hncklcy, OF Hartford are stopping
nj the Metropolitan Hotel
General Neil Of tho United States Army IL stoppipa
AZ the 81. Denis Hotel
Rev. Clarence Buell. Of Troy; Colonel j. r. Stewart Of
Washington; j. W. Stephenson, Of Kentucky: Generai
W. n Bartlett OF Boston, Henry CalIander OF Bos-
ton, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Brigadier General Mckenzie, OF the United States
Army; Q. T. Watson Of Montreal; Louis Robert, Of
Tarrytowp, n r.; Horace White, Of Chicago; II. A
stopping at the Hoffman House.
General NJ s. I.tilehcd, Of Philadelphia; 7. 4. Battle
OF Kentucky, AID y. h Morgan, Of Aurora, ~. Y, are
stopping ~ the Astor House.
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THE OUR S.
SUPREME couHT-claculT-pART 2.
Action TO Recover $4,000 Damages for
Alleged False Arrest and imprisonment.
Before Judge Leonard.

Action TO Recover $4,000 Damages for
Alleged False Arrest and ImprisOnment.
Before Judge Leonard.
HENRY j. Lery rs Abraham H. Sdmuets.-This Is an
action brought TO recover the Of 600 damages for
alleged A- and malicious arrest and imprisonment It
appears that in june 1885, PLAINTIFF with one Lyon,
went 10 the store OF the defendant and informed him
that he had in his possession letter addressed 10 A.
Wolf & Co, No. Warren street. Of which firm the de-
PENDANT was member and told him that upon payment
of certain sum as reward TO the boy who found the
mssive the plain,i0 would restore it. The defendant
refused to comply with the demand, and made
charging the plaintiff with embezzling letter belonging
TO the firm OF Wolf 4 Co. which had been in the Post
ONCE atoson, and contained draft for 5000 favor
of the defendant and his copartrrr The plaintiff
arrested, hsndcuifed aud taken through OF tho
prominent streets TO the Commissioners Office. After
being detained some time an examination was had, and
the plaintiff in this action discharged from custody
Levy lost his employment being discharged by his
ployers, and brings this action 20 damages
The defence aege that they had sufficient probable
cause for making the charges against the plaintiff
IL was shown In evidence that Levy and Lyon had taken
some trouble TO find the Of the letter, II
not enclosed in envelope and bad inserted advertise
ments for that purpose In various daily papers and had
also called upon nrm or the name n wor 4 Co, in
Broadway, and another in william street The testi
mony was In direct conflict regarding the question
whether there was an envelope on the letter or not
Tho Court charged the jury that f they find that the
defendant had sufficient probable for making the
charge Of embezzement they must render verdict in
the plaintiff and directed sealed verdict returned
this morning.
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TelEGRApHlC MASKET reports.

PnrlADEI7HIA March 10. 1867
sic c'sn aa ap Far @ s nesns 1859 ss
y e q si2 ~ Wheat quiet q 70 % for califosn o
j Yellow Provisions da new mess mess p pcrS
,., .o. sa LIT S, M ss q 49, IS
sSs grsdes dTs and nchanssd low grade:
H. i5s Sa, das g: Lie shoulders Lard
Whskey unchanged
s at 81 ssSsi gs 9s al
Sis double extra Rye y'n Sor wf,s hour
y'n
u9 at o 70 and C ppsns far white Canada s. s
re mn / lots s V
100 pounds min feed good demand Shorts
ssaos si sap ss ss %dd1S s Per ton
to Albany TO- The GENITAL system does not into effect
fair ded but % Sales IF Choice s white Fl cnads
= Ss Y IS White d. . o. Corn
%e &c q
rs:
ssaa So v h" sossr $ % 10 medium clover
CIscrsvAr March ls 1867.
a aayy "pa a Rrsss I wsss
f IL s 9s 10 ~ 81 81 "a IL. Srsss
& r. sSs 4 sss s. ES y For 'S S
aud So 10 So for Timothy dun at s. 30 SIS co.
g % essss " sss FL
PORK aIr demand Sal % fr et Bulk meats hrmsr;
IKE a7sc for loose sides lie for clear Sides Bacon
frmer shoulders, s4c sides 0slc rib Ike. clear
and city, with buyers &c. Money Unchanged Ex-
chsnge dun at par buying Gold, 1879 1884 buying and
CHICAGO, March 49, 1885,
There IS active speculative loans but all
Ds % Flour % 1nd sas
advance The sales show Improvement Yesterdays
sic for 10 OATS drm, Il &C. z ss3c
81 ol1c for fresh receipts Barley active at SO 75c for
winter and fresh receipts Provisions quiet quota.
ply Mes pork ss with 2. buyers cs cash Sweet
hogs duh and deensd saies az ;s's'
centals wheat 40 go cents corn, hogs SHIPMENT
LUZ bbls four ,Soo ccntals wheat
Flour Arm Wheat higher SIS s. per Genital FOR No. /.
% So So 81 for NO So 20 SO 30 TO No g. Oats
steady az 81 81 81 So for No l. Corn nrm 81 rs for No
wheat Shipments SO bbls -four; 1900 centals wheat.
CHARLESTON, March ID 1867.
so'ton active sales to-day 400 bales; middlng 36c.
-oc' Heceip's ,oaay' .V BALES
Cotton duh ana somina middung sc Receipts Loco
WILMINGTON N. G., March la 1867.
BUSINESS stagnant; no transactions reported.
-. New ORLEANS March L. 1857
changed ow mdilngs 2sjsc DC Receipts for tho last
hs,s days 600 Sss. exports during The time 1890
and advanced &C. Oats f6c Pork no sales; mess Il
lSi4 lAN; Exchange London li5 1867. Exchange
ON New York 4 u per cent premium.
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THE STARVING SOUTH.
TO THE EDITOR OF rnr HERALD

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
II the famine at the South TO DO relieved by Us of
the North 1t well IL were done quickly Every
days DELAY the hazard Of terrible and vide.
spread pesilenoe No quarantine regulations win avail
us here. We in our Northern homes cannot hope 10
escape It's ravages. What Is being done is indicative
that BY deaf to this appeal Of suffering
humanity IL is the consideration Of SELL prcserv al ION
that should spur 10 energetic prompt and inen.
elf
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supssIna cnrRI.
Action Against City Railroad Company.
Before Judge Mcneil and Jury

Betoro Judge Mcneil and Jury.
Samuel Holiister IS tie Ninth Avenue Railroad Csm-
pang-This was action brought TO recover damages
for injuries received in Ninth avenue railroad car,
while on lis way up town The plaintiff alleged that on
the sixth day OF April 1906, he got board Of Ninth
avenue car the corner OF Chambers and Greenwich
streets and that some four or five blocks below Canal
street the In collision with horse truck the
chec OF which fractured his left arm. The ground OF
mpant was that the injuries received were attribute
w 70 the negligence Of the conductor and driver Of the
W.T. .he plaintiff alleging that the driven at an
s ,"sa'V tapd speed-eight miles hour The de-
sol up that the plaintiff conriu,ed ~ tho INJURIES nv
A'ssSnos sns driycr " the isstfyng that he
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Alleged Breach Of Contract.
pafnre yueti "a f,nrviu
COMMON PlEAS-TRIAl TERM.

Assault and Battery the Roof Of House.
Before Judge DAILY.
Johanna Kemn,ua rs Caroline Truus and Henry
iStraus Plaintiff that September 10, 1865. de
PENDANT Caroline committed assault an battery upon
her. without cause provocaton The parties at the time
the roof ofthe house No. Avenue B. Plain
tiff complains that Mrs. Straus pucked pulled and tore
divers large quantities OF hair from and OF the heas of
this plaintiff besides striking her violently about the
and head Damages laid at So 000 Tho defence is
that the plaintiff was the first assalan and that such
injuries received orearioned by her act
Tho testimony Illustrated with handful plain
tif's hair which she said she combed out after the
assault. sealed verdict directed.
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SUPERIOR couRT-TRlAL TERM.
A Railroad Collision.
Before Justica Mcneil.

n hNtIrOa0 COLLISIONS
Before Justice Mcneil.
Annd Barrett % The Third Avenue Railroad The
plaintiff in the which on the 4th Of December,
1865 colided with Harlem Railroad at the junction
of the Bowery and Third avenue and was according to
her account seriously injured Shsi is servant,
and has been at service since but says sh not equal
TO her work aud compelled TO leave.
The defence Is that she has compro missed the whole
matter in a suit with the Harlem ana Third Avenue
Railroads. and that any rate the Third Avenue Rail-
road is the party al fault, the night foegy
and the Harlem Railroad car was without light The
case is still on.
Alleged Breach Of Contract.
Before JUST &c Garvn.
Albert D. Bishop ps. James Z. Jackson Co-Ths was
ecton for damages for failure to deliver certain iron
for he building OF large derrick for the Navy Yard
The peint claims that the defendants agreed TO give
him the IRON and do other work for him within four
months and @ in fact they failed to deliver him the iron
within eight nonrAs compelling him TO buy other ron
causing HIM other oaays and losses he-xhoe OF which
be sums up TO S27, Coo The defendants say that tho
plaintiff himself was in FAM. giving the plans
CURED by the contract and that tiny are responsible
for the other charges
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NAVIGATION or THE HUDSON.
Re-umption Of TruyeI.

The Hudson river Is now reported open far as Tvo
and last evening steamer loft this city for Hudson BY
the end Of the present week II s expected that nayea.
ton will be r, sumed as far as Troy.
During many years past tho date for the open.
ing OF the river has been the middle Of March.
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SUPERIOR couRT-spsclAl TERM.

Another Move i'm the Maretzek Case.
Before Chief Justice Robertson.
Mar Aaretsek VIM. s. CaldUeH and Othera-This
is the brought by Mr. Maretzek against the publish
OF the Sunday Mercury for libel In which Maretzek
gained verdict for 81 000 The defendants move
for new trial on the minutes The Court reserved W
decision
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
LOUISVILLE. March II. 1867

LOUISVILLE, March IL, 1867
The United States Court to-day decided in favor Of
tho Of the steamer Sam Orr seized by the Con-
federatcs in 1861 at raducah KY and gave damages In
the Of $4,000 The city Of Paducah will have 10
ma
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, March I3--6 T. NJ
BRrApsrrrrs-Rcccipts Asa bbls. -four, s2aA bushels
wheat 5000 do corn 259s do. 400 do malt and ss
bags NEAL The markc, for state and Western -four
ruled rmer fair trade demand and prices again
advanced &c. lbc Dbl most grades and some he
advance was marked The improve mont how.
ever was not UNIVERSAL State general thing ruling only
about &C. q 10c higher while grades were WITHOUT
bic change The sales comprise bbs at our re.
vissd quotations appended California -four vas nr9rr
with fair sales $3 rs S4 Is 1876 lbs BAGS and bUa
Southern -four In good demand full
readily obtained sales we're made q 400 bills kse -four
with fair demand steady. The sales COMPRISE N0
bbs at from ~ % 81 Corn meal In imi demand
only prices sustained We note sales 800 byls
including Brandywne at 50 70 and calorc at s. IS We
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FnrIeHTs.-with free offerings the market showed no
irmer but there diaieuy in making easemen.s
3, m current figures The engagements wereTo Liverpool
wood at sos 500 bushels sd and. per steamer
R Ssds a sSSn e. M To Onaon per %
Poli pork at s "a 10 Hamburg s7e gallons rum at se
bales At c The charters Msre"A bark fro a
nsa Via @ w0s % port , en- % sSp
iseo e6ls: I petroleum Non on private terms
7Oa 10 81 sold al he outside price In the rssin
market there was more activity the demand being chiefly
- o he inside price for lot Of exshIp; 1870 do.
81 q 's sale vi sas made u
bbls. Wilmington At 50.
change and the demand %oderaey active The saes
@ S S a es % bray q Ice de-
400 do As gravity II l2c in buyers paekages The
standard white At 2c and 600 do the balance Of
msde 80 Y o Wore fore
' ns 90 DE- a e: S pa &c. beef COG pkr
cut meats and S6 bbis lard There was but little activity
lower Te sales for Immediate delivery $3.50 bills at
81 g fr ssT ,7 ss et + At ss go g 81
for prime also for future delivery 5000 bbs new
S aas Beef ad STEADY at rs
SOC hb a. si7 s9 for new extra mess and Sg sisfos
al Ssh o Sac 80 for India mess ana s3 $50 for prime do
For beef ns saT de 2, prsys Sas the ma s
made Of 40 boxes a lc for short ribbed and for
ra; sales 10 pkrs at ise i5Sc Tor hams aud s. loo
Tor shoulder, sae nrd mirse, WAS nrm win e r ae.
new and he l29zc. for old. Butter steady al aoc
sic for State and he 2oc for Western Cheese
sreARThe market Sor ruled quiet and prices were
lie or cuba muscovaao and for &c clarified also sss
ooxss kened d was shaae easier at i'c
EEps Glover and timothy rema ned steady q. previous
prices cxu nssed e wss firm & 60 gold dnty pd
prices entirely nominal IN the absence Of business
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the of the plaintiff projecting outside the window Of
the car as the car wss approaching the truck The jury
rendered verdict Of 81 coo, with $50 additional costs
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ARKuf.-on Tuesday, March ~, Of membrauous
loise Arkeli aged years, months and days
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral, from the residence OF her parents 2J5
Adeipn street. This rhgrsday morning, at ten O'Clock
BERRy.--At the residence OF John l. Earle, Esq,
aaokcBsacs. n. j., on Tuesday, March IL, D. EARLE
Bxar.Y, eldest son OF W. d. and N. Il. Berry.
Funeral services Friday morning, al eleven o'clock.
Pissburx and Chicago papers please copy.
Boo,u.--0n Wednesday, March IL, Mrs CArnARsx
BooTH, aged 90 years and months.
Funeral will ako place at her residence, 81 Thompson
street. al I'm o'clock A. NJ Relatives and friends
respectfully Invited 10 attend.
BRETT On ssuday evening" March 10, SUSAN ANN,
wife OF Martin W. BRETT aud daughter Of the late Rev.
Philip Miedolcr ID u
The relatives and resds OF The family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the Funeral from her late residence,
No 81 Livingston street, Brooklyn, this Thursday
afternoon at three oclo ok, without further notice
rsurroS lin this city, Tuesday March IL Jcllx r.
BRrTox in the saith year OF his age
The relatives aud friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from his rts residence
No 1o Charles street this Thursday m0rsng at half
past ten o'clock without further notice.
BIZ rLER AT Newark, N. J., on Sunday, Marc, TO- Of
consus ptcn MARY, daughter Of tho late John b,er
OF Bagennlstown county Carlow, Ireland
Her remains were inferred in Calvary cemetery.
CARoLAS.--On Monday, March II, WILLIAM vARolAs,
10 the 80tb yeaf 0f his age
The relatives and friends Of tho family respectfully
invited 10 attend The sanersl from Tabernacle Lodge
room. No " wsst ThiTsyfourh street, this fThundayI
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The maIket Tor wheat again ruled hmcr and business
checked by the enhansed views sellers California
held with hr1nness AZ ~ bushe The embrace
$1,000 bushsls 81 " ~ l237h for No. Milwaukee,
Tor daaesd spring market opened buoy uns
the favorable cable and with active chip
ping ard speculative INQUIRY prices rdvanccd &c. &C. per
bushel with good business al the The saas
cover upwards OF 2t QUO bushels al III I2 ii IL for rnised
Western in stores 81 81 le fo mixed wcsfrrn adoat
and 81 ~ for new yellow Western Oas under vigorous
DEM nd advanced ic g per bashoi WIN sales nearly
FOR rye there also active demand and prices i'm
proved 10 D. busbe closing with armnsss e - a.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BoSsEau-NEAD.-On "Wednesday, March 10, by the
Rev 9. L Demarest Josxu J. BoSyEAU TO JENNIE s.
MEAD. all OF this city. No cards.
CoLMAS-HoLDEN-In Now York, on Monday, March
H. by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Mr. o EvERErr Coli
NAN 70 MISS RACHEL HoIDES both of Cranston, Rhode
Island.
GuioS-TowyER. Ron Tuesday evening, February "a
at the residence Of the Rev. John q. Adams OSCAR O.
GUyoN TO Miss HATTIE L. rowSER, all of this city
GRifPirH--wmrE On Thursday, February 49, at the
residence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev. Sinclair,
FRsDERIc r. GRIPrrrH to MARY Z. WHITE, both Of smith
town, Long Island. No cards.
LUEBLERs-RAPfAFi.--0 Tuesday, March IL at Christ
church, by the Rev ~ & Ever ERNEST H. LuFrLERs to
ANNA G., youngest daughter OF the late j. Raphael ESQ.,,
Of Louisville, Ky.
MAcKAy-GRIFrEv.- Monday, March A. at the resi-
dence Of the parents Of the BRIDE by the Rev J. w.
Dllcr, d. d., IL D., rector of st. Lukc's Episcopal
church. HueH r. NAcKAY TO JEsIE, eldest daughter
OF James Griifen, Esq, all Of Brooklyn No cards.
PILswoRru-BAIRp-Un Tuesday, March IL, by and
at the residence OF the Rev. Stafford Drowne rector
Of st. Paufs church, DAVID j. ELLSWORTH of New
York, to MARGARET A., second daughter Of Thomas
Baird, Of Brooklyn. No cards.
SpEvrER-TER. AT the brides residence on Tuesday.
March IL, by Rev Henry Fox. MI. WI. I. SPENCER TO
Miss n. LOUISA TIER, both OF this city. No cards
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On Tuesday March ~, at the
residence OF tho brides father ISL East Thriythird
street BY the Rev. O. L. Thompson HKaHEHr vsRayLyA,
Of Poughkecpsic 10 Luhrrs A. eldest daughter Of Sas
\. Sherwood, OF New York city No cards
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The reached $500 bushels Western at
~ 10 81 e. according quality the latter price being OBJ
taned for small good demand AL run
prices We quote bushels at sc for Canada
West In bond 81 Il q 81 p Canada West duty paid
Malt WAS neglected.
CoFFKKIhe Rio ruled steady but quiet and
We have no transactions of moment TO report
CorIos-Ihe favorable cable adyices from 1iyerpooi
stimulated an active demand, chiefly for export and an al
vance OF fully i per h. established especially upon the
better grades The sales comprised 800 bales at our quota
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E..,Ip DIbIIh l. IL.
Shepherdstown, April 10, 1867. #