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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
FRANKFoRD ARSENAL !
nEI.PHIA PA =

FRANKFoRD ARsENAL) !
PHILADELPHIA, PA,
April IL, 1867.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, win be re-
ceived by the undersigned until II NJ, April q,
1867 at this office, for furnishing the troops
stationed at FTankford Arsenal with
FRESH BEEF,
of q good and marketable quality, in equal pro-
portions of fore and hind quarter meat (necks,
shanlIs, and kidney tallow to be eXcluded), in
such quantities as may be from time to time
required and on such days rs shall be desig-
nailed by the commanding officer.
The ontTact TO be subject TO the approval OF
the Commissary- General of Subsistence, and to
remain in force for six months, or such less
time as he may direct, commencing on the lst
day of May, 1867.
Upon acceptance OF the offer, security and
bond in the sum of six hundred dollars will be
required for the faithful performance of the
contract
Bids must be endorsed proposals for Beef"
GEORGE ID. RAMSAY, JR.,
All 7wfm5t Bvt. Capt. U. S. A, A. G. s.
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AUCTION SALES.


PHILIP FORD. Auotioneer.
NJ &C l. l. l. A d o.
M Csuccessors TO Philip Ford d q 4 GO CO. ,-oo,
AUCTIONEERS. No. 5O6 MARKET streeN
SALE OF 100 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, BRoeANs'
On Monday Morning, 80, -,
eealqgpe for cash I7oO cases Mems Boys y ana
8Sos Misses and
Chdrens wear, to which the attention Of the tTade IS
called. u 20 lOt
JOHN B. MYERS d. CO., AUCTIONEERS
u Nos. 282 and 2S4 MARKET Street.
LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY DRY GOODS, ETC
Ap o. at 10 1oeP w Se sod by catalogue on
four months credit about zoo lots Of French India
sortment o:ancy and staple articles in sksworseds,
"oOenS 66S n5ntPf PfEcEs aHH SG5ohS BTRcK ALPAoAs
Including full lines OF all grades Of most celebrated
ioO PIECES MOSQUITO NET AND TOILET
Including all qualities Of superior Importation
logues ready early on morning Of sale, l4S5t
BROGANs, TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC
On Tuesday Morning, -, -
four months credit about 1900 packages boots shoes,
oSns SFeh 05 sS with catalogues
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH.
GERMAN, AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
We will hold large sale of foreign and domestic
Dry Goods, by cataiogue, on four months credit
on Thursday Morning.
May 2, at 10 O'Clock, embracing about 1000 pack
and lots staple and fancy articles in wooens.
woGsteds linens silks, and cottons.
hibition early ON the morning OF sale. L4265t
M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. I89 AND 1n
Il. S. FOURTH Street
SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS. BONDS, ETC.
At2 o'clock non noon St fRS phadepha Exchange
$4,000 Pennsylvania Railroad 9 per cent bonds
cent. bonds.
200 shares Amygdaloid Copper Mining Co.. install
200 shares lEtna Copper Mining Co.. instalmenta
5JS shaEs sSsrss AoSSsmy siys26 Gf FjRo 6I a. ar
1000 shares .Krozer Farm OIL Co.
5CO shares Junction Oil Co. u
y shares pennsylvania Company for Insurance on
500 shares on Run Petroleum Co.
S SHARES Gote Co.
| BANK sIREEf, No. ii~Fivestory fre-proof
store, extending through to strawberry street;
NARY LAND-Very valuable Farm, 2Ol acres, near
SHEITSE T1 HIILsvs!aaOls Country seat o,.,
JOHNSON sTREET- -Germantown-R Residence and
-,6loNTGoMERY COUNTY. - near IManayu9k-
N&HS9e & ToPe Me- Sr deaab benS aIGseS etc.
PINE STREET No. 4Sl-Large and Valuable Resi-
FIFTH STREET, No. 4O6-below Pine, Store and
Third. OXFORD, AND BODINE STREETS
| Large Lots.
WAY NE STREET, Germantown-S Frame Dwell
| ings - - - -.
| ings and large Lot.
| CRAWFORD COUNTY - Coal Oil Lands, Ma
chinery, etc.
l. WASHINGTON COUNTY, Ohlo-Coal Oil Lands.
NOBLE STREET, No, l2s-Modern Dwelling.
SERGEANT STREET, No. lOl4-Brick Dwelling.
CHERRY STREET, No. 622-Brick Dwelling.
HUNTINGDON STREET, N. E. corner of Cedar
stIeet-Large Lot.
TWENTY SECOND STREET, No. 522 = Modern
Dwelling.
CHERRY STREET, No. B22-Brick Dwelling.
SHIPPEN STREET, No. lSlO-Brick Dwelling,
Full particulars in handbs at the Auction Rooms.
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U SCOTT, JR., AUCTlONEER, No. 1920
ID, CHESNUT Street.
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LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES
BROGANS, TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC.
On Tuesday Morning,
April 30, al 10 o'clock, will be sold by catalogue on
four months credit about 1900 packages boots shoes
balmOrals, etc, of city and Eastern manufacture
open for examination with catalogues early on the
morning Of sale. l424Ot
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SHIPPING.

TGsE THE PHILADELPHIA AND
SSSSlaA44sAss SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
TANY'S REGULAR SEMEMUNTHLY LINE,
FOR NEW ORLEANS, La,
VIA HAVANA.
STAR OF THE UNION, ,l2U2 tons, Capt Il. ". COoksey
JUNIATA 1915 TONS Captain p. L. Hoxie, 49,,
Will leave this port every two weeks alternately,
touching at Havana for passengers going anu re-
turning.
THE STAR OF THE UNION will leave for Ne
Orleans Aprl q, at o'clock p. NJ, from the second
wharf ~ llU Spruce street.
The JUNIATA VIII leave New leans for this
port April p.
Through bills of ladng signed for freight to Mo-
Galveston, Natchez, Nlcksburg Memphis, NasnVA, :,
Cairo, st, Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati
WILLIAM l.. JAMES, General Agent,
4l3l No. 3l4 =. Delaware avenue.
Agents at New Orleans, Creevy, NickeIson u Co.
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AUCTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURM
B. SCOTT, Jr, will give his personal attention
OF parties removing or breaking up housekeeping ON
the most favorable terms.
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OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM.

NFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD UUM'
~ PANY,
PHILADELPHIA, February T. 1857.
Proposals Will be received the ohce OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia; until
the first day OF May, 1867 inclusive Cuness satisfac
tory proposal should be received and accepted pre-
vousy) from responsible parties desiring to contract
with sald Company for the establishments OF direct
Line OF Steamships between Philadelphia and Liver
peO ,,,
ton, will be furnished upon application 70
27t6l EDMUND SMITH, Secretary.
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TOHN B. MYERS d CO., AUCTIONEERS
81 Nos. 282 and 284 MARKET Street.

LARGE PERBMPTORY SALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS, ETC,
on Monday Morning,
April 20, at 10 o'clock, VIII be sold by catalogue on
four months credit about zoo lots of French, India,
Germ an, and British Dry Goods embracing full as
sOrtment oi.ianCy and staple articles in sks,worste
wOollens, linens, and cottons.
1000 PIECES BLACK ALPACAS,
Including full lines OF all grades of most celebrated
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T NJ. GUMMEY d SONS, AUCTIONEER
y No. 5OS WALNUT Street

REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
Handbills of each property issued separately.
1000 catalogues published and circulated containing
full descriptions of property to be sold as also a par
tal list Of property contained In Estate Regis
ter, ana offered at private sale.
Sales advertised daily in all the daily newspapers,
Ledger, North American, German Free Press In
quirer, Evening Bulletin, German Democrat, Age,
'Evening Telegraph" Press and Legal Intelligencer
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ELEGANT CLOCKS, ITALIAN MARBLE STA
IUARY, CLASSICAL VASES, ETC. ETC.
The importation OF Messrs. Viii Bros. date Vito
Vu sons) to take place at SCOTS Art Gallery No.
ll2l Chestnut street, Wednesday, May /, at 101S
O'Clock A. NJ. and will be continued the evening at
7?a O'Clock The collection win be ready for examlna-
tiOn two days previous 70 sale. "a 20 81
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF DAMAGED CLOTHING AND
- EQUIPAGE-CL L @ IL / g d p P o T,
SCHIYIKILL ARSENAL, OFFICE OF Exc.
CIJTiVE AND INSPECTING OFFICER,
PHILADELPHIA (Pa.), April 25, 1867,
VIII be sold al Public Auction, on account of
the United states, at the Schuylkill Arsenal,
Gray's Ferry road, Philadelphia, Pa, on
SATIJRDAY, May 4, 1867, at 10 O'clock, A. M.
the following-named articles Of Damaged Cloth.
ing aud Equipage VIII
Axes, Pick, Axes, Felllng, Boots,
Blankets, Infantry Coats, Great Coats,
Forage Caps, Drawers, Trowsers,
Canteens, Camp Kettles, Cap Covers,
Knapsacks stockings, Spades,
Scales (Brass(, Bedsacks, Shirts, etc .
The property must be removed within i've (o)
days from day of sale,
Catalogues will be furnished upon application
at this office, or at the Office of Army Clothlng
ana Equipage, No. ll89 GIRARD Street
Terms-Cash in Government Funds; =,
CRosMAN, Assistant Quartermaster-G General,
u. 3. Army. D,r,e ..
Capt and A. @. NJ, Bvt. Mai. " p. army
425St Executive and Inspecting Olncer'
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BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, !
NAVY DEPA RTMENT.

Q a L e o 0 " D r r
BUREAU OF ORDNANCEl
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY, April %, 1867
There will be sod at Public Auction, TO the
highest bidders in the office Of the Inspector of
Massachusetts, at noon on THURSDAY, the
ninth (9th) day of May, 1867, fifteen hundred
l5O0) barrels of POWDER, composed of rifle
cannon, musket, and ordinary cannon powder,
and eighteen hundred QSOO) pounds compressed
powder.
These powders will be sold by sample, and in
lots TO suit purchasers.
Terms one-half cash in Government funds,
and the remainder within ten days afterwards,
during which time the powders must be re-
moved from the magazine, otherwise they will
revert to the Government,
II. A. WISE,
2il3t Chief of Bureau.
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HIGH-CLAss AMERICAN AND FoREIG
A
1nclnhine. tha % ns,tira ~ NiGH, n,ortntion nf

A. D'HUY VETI Err ESQ, OF ANTWERP
b, SCOTT, Jr, is Instructed 70 announce sale OF
hiRhestclass American and Foreign Paintings, in.
Guiding $50 Of the best offered in this city, and
imported recently by a. D'Huyvetter, Esq, of Ant
werp; The paintings will be open for exhibitonoa
Monday, the 29th instant.
In consequence of the magnitude of this sale, the
Gallery will be closed for two days previous the
exhibition. The sale will be without reserve and the
last important one for the spring of 1867. 4 20tf
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PY THOMAS BIRCH d SON, NO. lilo CHES
u NUT Street, above Eleventh Street.


d NUT Street, above Eleventh Street.
Sale at No. 2Os N Thirteenth street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BRUSSELS TN
GRAIN AND VEN ETHAN CARPETS, P4RIIoIR
CHAMBER. DlNING-kooM AND KITCHEN
on Monday Morning.
At 10 o'clock, Will be sold at No, 2OS N Thirteenth
street, the household and Kitchen furniture of a
The furniture may be examined after o'clock on
morning OF sale. I5s4t
'..r Sale at No. 1912 Pine street
HoUsEHollLD FU5RNITURE, BRUSSELS AND
FURNITURE CHAMBER AND ID NfNGAp5 VI n pdS.S p5tLOR
FURNITURE, ETC i'OOh
At 10 o'clock at No 1912 Pine street will he sold m
parlOr, chamber dining room and lsitchar u ne
Of a family leaving the city. ''i'uie
May oe examined on the morning of sale at
oN'0 10 SGT
sale at No. 1905 Vine street.
HANDSOME FURNITURE, ROSEW0OO piano
FORTE CARPETS, MIRRORS, ETC W.
o,o,oo, On Wednesday Morning,
portion ofsthe furniture Of a family removng u cn
prislng one elegant rosewood piano-forte made bv
furniture, set of walnut and COTTAGE chamhar p
tuTe, dihing-room furniture, etc tf5 f al
May DC examined early ON the morning Of safe
Sale No. 81 S. Fourth street
STOCK OF LOOklNG-GLASSIlS, FRAMEa AMI
UNFINISHED WORK,
On Thursday Morning,
May 49, at No. 81 y Fourth street. will be sold the
declining business comprising an ent OF iit
frame pier glasses framed engravings, phoJoRranb
and other frames; also, the unfinished frames and
Catalogues can be had on the premises or al tho
auction store on TUESDAY. - [506t
DANCoAsT d WARNOOK, AUCTIONRFRs
u No. $40 MARKET STREET. -
n G. MACKEY, CTIONEER
W. Office No. "a CONN ERCU RtFaat aetS
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Sale No. 1914 Pine street.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FINE
IMPERIAL CARPETS. ETC.
On Monday morning.
l3Jh inst, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, the superior
household furniture etc. l575t
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Sale No s51 North Seventh street.
HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, FRENCH
MANTEL CLOCK, HANDSOME BRUSSELS
CARPETS, ETC.
On Tuesday morning,
l4th inst, at 10 o'clock, at No S5l North Seventh
street, by catalogue, the handsome walnut parlor,
chamber, and dinin groom furniture. ,l576J
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TO RENT.

EgH TO RENT-AN OFFICE ROOM ON THE
kW first floor of No. 52l Chesnut street. the cheapest
tent in the city. Inquire of CHAMBERS Il FRENCH,
General Agents Washington Life Insurance Company,
Bank OF the Republic Building NOs. 500 and Sll
CHESNUT Street. 81
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SAMUEL G. FORD q SONS, AUCTIoNEERs
~ No ~ s. FOURTH Street.

Sales of Real Estate, Stocks, Loans, etc. at PbTa
delphia Exchange, every Friday at ~ O'clock, noon
Our sales advertised In all the daily aud several
OF the weekly newspapers by separate handbilIs OF
each property, and by pamphlet catalogues one
thousand Of which will be issued on Wednesday pre-
ceding each sale. EO
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T NJ. GUMMEY SONS, AUCTIoNEERs
u No. sos WALNUT Street

Hold Regular Sales of
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE
Handbills OF each property issued separately.
1000 catalogues published and circulated containing
full descriptions OF property be sold as also a pa r
tal list OF property contained in Estate Regis
ter, and offered at private sale.
Sales advertised daily in all the daily newspapers,
Ledger North American, German Free Press In.
quirer, Evening Bulletin, German Democrat Age
1HVening TELEGRAPH" Press, and Legal Intelli0encer
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pern zach silver plated Number crescent and
State button the strap Ror officers gilt regulation pattern
white d1ck line inches long with eight white pearl
An election for colonel OF this regiment VIII take place
Feb. g, at the regimental arnOTy
FLAG MISUNDERSTANDING G Of the 9th Regiment
had one Of their social reunions last Tuesday evening,
which attended by number of their lady friends.
Mrs Digga the wife of the commanding officer Of the
company took advantage OF the occasion 10 present the
company with elegant National flag the work Of her
hands. Col Wilcox, commanding the 9th, presented
the flag on behalf OF Mrs Diggs accompanied by a neat
speech, COmplimcntmg the company for the zeal ana
efficiency displayed by their officers in raising the COM
pany TO its present position.
ANNUAL RECEPTION OF COMPANY A, TwENTYTIIIRD
REGIMENT (BROOKLYN)One of the events OF the season
III the City OF Churches is the annual reception OF TINS
dtSt'Hghe Company, which came off at the Brooklyn
AtheneIun on Monday evening last There was a brll,
liant assembage OF ladies and gentlemen present all OF
them appearing In full dress The affair reflects great
credit on the officers and members Of the Company.
CHANGES IN THE NATIONAL GUARp s. n. T.
AibASY JAN. 10, 1867
The following officers have been commissioner by the
COmmanderinC Chief in the National Guard, state OF
NewYOrk during the week ending JAN 19 1861; -,
FRsr BRIGADE oS CAyALRY-wm 81 Tweed, jr, To- be Brigade
Brigade Paymaster Jan TO- 1857, vice Tweed promoted
FRsT REoMRNT Frederick Wemann to be Captain
Oct Dcke promoed g. Frederick Keller to be fust
Lieutenant Oct l8 1865 original vacancy. g.,
RRGNENr NFASrRYSamael Mcdonald to be second
Lieutenant, Jan 3, 1867, vice McAulhe, resigned . 9, ~.
FpTH REGIMENT or lNFASTRYJoseph Henhrand to DO Lieu
tenant Colone Dee % 1866 vice A. Meyer promoted
r. 1866 Vice Joshua vaian promoted George Scott to be Lieu
tenant Colone 1866 vice Weutsorh elected Brigade
Major VIM Robinson 70 be Major Dec r. 1900 vice '" D. Oarr pro
EEEvENrH REGIMENT SvANrRYJacOb Marx to be Second
Lieutenant Dec. q. 1856 vice Oialschngor, resigned .
REGIMFST oV INPASrRy-Bdan G. Granville to be
Captsin Jan 1867 vice Buckley resigned J,me Parker to be Sec
ond Lieutenant, Jan. 2. 1867, vice Lewis resigned
NINFTy REGINgNr lsFASIIeob Grhe 20 be second
Lieutenant Dec 25 1866 vice Kaiser resigned
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CRIlLINAL COLRIi.
COURT OF GENERALsEssIoN5

before judge Russell
TIE TRIAL or PTmCK DwYER FOR MCEDER.-
This trial was not concluded yesterday expected owing
unusual length OF the cOunscs argument but to-day
the case will 20 to the Jury Two witnesses were ycstcr
day produced one Tor prosecution and the other for
the defense but their testimony was not allowed being
considered Irrelevant Mr. John Graham addressed the
jury iu behalf Of the prisoner ana occupied thrr hti
ton nearly three hour. The shooting ciliincd
70 have done iu self defense Deceased and bis com
political lpufrN ma spoug
ers who received salaries fog duc- they never performed
Their wOrdy inundated the prisoner and tcy had
rcht TO know when tirg visited him no The liquor store
provide against such another brutal assault rs they had
made on him time previously. II was 10 De inferred
from their hatred tOwurd him that they came 10 Mi h
aud the prosecution had not proven that The de
ceased did carry pistol then for mat pur-
nose Neither had IL been shown that the
aud not of subsequent neglect Mr Robert lluiciug~
Assi,tantAttOrIcy. argued FOR the conviction 81
the prisoner lie said the defense had offered great
deal Objectionable testimony a. 10 the bad cniuct o
the decreased which shOuld not be admitted even the
prosecution willing and aware that u could
not bc proved The casrs Of Roger Lamb tor the khs
OF his wife aud Ol Bernard FrIcy for the killing OF lhH
rus were referred % 30 show that the chirac-
ter OF deceased inadmi-,ahlc as evidence
Mr. Hutchug, further cited The case ~ Henry shorter
negro tried in Erie County New York. n November. lsiS
for the murder Of stephen g. Brush tO prove That DWycr
WAS not actngin selfdceusc but the aggcssnr when
he shot McCuddcn The ruling OF the Court In THIS case
assnan must quit it, n lac do 80 in safety. hcfor he
kills his adversary and need hardly add that II H. al
vrrs1ry trying escape he must not pursue ANA give
him fatal blows with deadly weapon
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dencep ana the Court refused to do So The prisoner
further asked the Court to charge that "intoxcaton
though no excuse for crme may still be taken into con
sderaton by the Jury In determining the question Of pre-
medtated intent and the jury may infer from the pres
cnce of nOXicatiOn the absence OF the pTemedtatOn
This proposition the Court refused. That the
Court erred in instructing tho second juror, as
decentralization il necessary TO constitute the difference be-
tween the first and the second degree of murder" The
inror shOuld have been told that generalization had
nothing 10 do with murder IN the second degree; that II
was the difference and the only difference between the two
degrees and that If he believed there was no premcdta
ton i'm the act but yet deadly intent then the crime
was murder in the second degree The Court erred IN re-
fnsng 10 answer the question Of juror: is person
undcT delrium tfemens OF sound mind IN the meaning
of the statute" 10 was submitted that the reply
az the Court TO fhis question was no answer at all
II tended obviously mlslcad the juror and TO impress
upon his mind that the law knows no difference between
drunkenness and dcIium tremens. .
MIR mccarthy for plaintiff in error; Mr.. Hall for the
people.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT

ALLEGED DisnoNEsTY.-Mr Fitz Roy Paige of No.
Co9 Broadway yesterday charged VIM. g. Braudcn with
stealing a gold watch valued n So Brandon in the
employ Of complainant. aud got the watch TO repair lie
was committed for examination.
TmE FrLrx OBYrNE C,sE.-Thc examination Of this
case will be resumed Monday Judge Stewart, counsel
FOR the accused, not hay ing attended yesterday.
a QUARREL WITH TCRK.-LOuis Brandt and Charles
William yesterday committed on the charge Of haN
ing assaulted and seriously injured Turk, named All
Bv on the evening Of Thursday. The quarrel rgnacd
at the school st. Nicholas cOrcrOt Fifth and Thirty
ninth-S
ON HCNDRfD DOLLAR NOTE STOiEN.-TwO boys,
James Dwycr and John Carey ana man named Martin
Congin were yesterday brought before Justice Dodge,
charged by Mr. Edmund wade broker at No Of Wall
ST. with stealing a 500 Treasury note Dwyer In
Mr. Wado's employ. and 10 Is alleged that he stole tho
note and gave IL 60 Carey, who handed to Cough
lin The accused each committed for examination.
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1--WE STOCK MARKETS

HupsoN Cry. Jan. Asiy als thus taG ~ t, etr'
place via the Erie road 2e51 cattle AMI u.s.
The cattle trade continued qjte Gooria at sst WcenS
rates up to-day, when, With iIcs Ie6lps mere ast
large arrivals at Onchun1fedth 81, ~ eatIe uuo as
Monday, with soft weather threatening ram no io,s
yielded dic the prices and trade vs. ,W vera dne
remain usOld, and is arc Nported on VIC y,fv
TO nOrrow, The cattle show wide raIgo IA IS.
FROM some thin bulls at roc To- poor sss sers NJ lac
l3o, up to fair cattle et i4c.> and good ~ s sc to-
with very fine oAio grade puhain lor 'h hf or
which only i6ic offered SINCE prMe ,s scry
rather which Weighed about 225o 10 anu S's 1890
fat expected to bring f3oO ratified OIL was, Oh Ii.
much above the market. Most of the eattle "e'e Se
at l3Gl5c. n. - .ava
The Sheep we're all sold IN the new sheep harl' 100
about 200 selt 10 Sxtst The demand Is gOoo a ,,
range from &c To nc for most OF the stock l wv
OF the be It droyes would bring &C. IL sold by en-.
The quality quite above that OF ios1n9r wesh a ess
ciherson sold the following aInOyE MANY others WIZ
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CnNTRoLLEE,s OFFICE.
A PROTEST. FROM join j. BRADIr

4 PROTEST FROM JOnS j. BRADLEY, ESQ
1t will be remembered that during the latter part
OF the year 1906 Mayor Hoffman nominated land the
Board OF Aldermen confirmed the nomination. John J.
Bradley as President OF the Croton Department. vice
Thomas Stephens, whose term OF office had expired Mr..
Stephens subsequently took the into the Courts,
where it decided that his removal Illegal Yes
terday afternoon Controller Connolly served with a
notice OF protest from Mr. Bradley against Mr. stephens
receiving his pay and against his drawing warrants
under Mr. Stephcnss acquisitions. or in any way recog-
MIXING HIM President Of the CrotOn Aqueduct Board,
pending the atiOn OF the case The protest is signed
"John ]. Bradley, President OF the CrOOn Aqueduct
Board" The Controller has referred the matter the
Corporation Counsel for his opinion on the merits Of the
case -
Contlhii.r Connolly has been served with copy OF y
,,oudaInus -sted by The Supreme Court, compelling him
X WSckett as Recorder Of the city and County OF New
York The Controllers objection to paying the amount
claimed was that MI Hackett was appointed to fill an
unexpired term which was less than ten months.