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Thr surrnii TrkrI.

Whatever doubts may exist as to the inno-
cence or guilt Of suYrs,t of the crime with
which he stands charged, there can be little
question from the evidence already adduced
Of the completely Of JEFF Davis and his Cabinet
In the abduction plot That fact we think,
stands out cle'ir from the fog OF contradictory
testimony rs. Used by the hard swearing on both
sides TIE communications tina, were con-
stantly r,assing between the conspirators and
the ret yel government, and the large sums that
were paid them by Benjamin could have had
no other object. The charge attempted to be
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mr. Davis or any OF the
members of his Cabinet countenanced the ass' S
sinaton plot is, we need not cay, group dess
Men in their position would not dayI to favo
a scheme which, whatever might be it's eflec
on the fortunes Of the confederaoy, they knee
] must bring vpop them Individually th
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Ths Presidents EIesssAe--Ths Debts Of this
soutsera states.

Soutsers states.
The President yesterday sent to tho Senate
! poo, little message, Transmitting certain doc
uments IN relation TO reconstruction heretofore
called for He makes a return in this message
of tho expsuses of Reconstruction, and vealayes
an estimsts o. its future cost and in this est.
mate mskss the quasi assumption that
az the SoptierL, States have ceased to
exist the United Sta .tes has become responsible
for all the Southern State debts that were in.
Cured before the wa Warming up an hs
advances, and evidently impressed with ths
notion that he has at last eally got hold Of =
tremendous argument again ct reconstruction,
the President proceeds to treat this little
piece Of financial nightmare as legal
fact, and to reason from it whether or
no such an addition to orr tundens i'm
the present condition Of the natvaal debt
may not endanger the publ: credSk Who
would expect to find the hefmIess ssce Oh
little Snug, the joiner, behind the roariae-S0a
such terrific lion as this? Who would pow
5ibly believe that any man who had reached
So absolutely write himself down an ass'
on such slight occasion? Surely, if this'
Executive bug a-boo does not srightea
Congress into giving up ell its reconstrucios
plans and letting the President have Liz own
will with the States, then it is bold and obdu-
rate body, and will dare go through the woods
in tho darkest night. If there is no one in the
Southern States properly charged with the
debts Of those States, persons of ordinary
capacity might suppose that that was
one Of the risks and consequences Of
the war, and thing that we could
neither prevent nor remedy; but they
are not persons Of ordinary capacity who I'D
wise the President. That is very clear. Again,
persons who see that twice one are two usually
understand that State debt involves pledge
of the property in that State as security, and
will suppose that if the State ia dead it might
be advisable to have public administrator
to settle up the affairs of the defirnct in legal
way. But the President and his friends are
not of the class Of men who can see how it Il
that twice one make two, aud il is useful
lesson that they ought to learn.
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The Revenue Frauds-Miserabie Docteriss
of a Frightful Disease.

The New York organ Of the Treasury De-
partmen, seems to be occupied daily with the
question of the frauds on the revenue, but evil
dentlv more for the sake of screening Score
tary McCulloch than for anything else. In
iruth. while il cannot ignore the startling ex-
posures that have been made, and in obliged
to notice them, 1t treats them in very gingorly
way. To all appearance not only Is the iufor-
nation carefully doled out TO 1t ty Mr.. McCul-
loeh and his subordinates, In order that thai
public may not be too much shocked ok at
once but the arguments and excuses made
have the impress cs official dictatoa. 1t Is said
that the Metropolitan Revenue Bosrfi invests
eating the frauds IT., this city are mixing daily
reports 20 the Secretary of the Treasury, that
the discoveries implcate some of the promi,
nent revenue officers, who "w1l undoubtedly
be removed soon,r that "refarms ara abont 10.
be inpoduced,r and 90 forth, ending with the
statement, however, that "tbe frauds In tho
Manufacture Of wbiskes are more gigantic than
} previous statements have led the public 70
believe, This is very mild way to speak OF
the monstrous aud unparalleled Wholesale
robbery Of the government Renortias dai'l
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a Newspaper Pres. Fund.

We published yesterday the speech Of Mr..
Gladstone at the annual dinner in London Of
the Newspaper Press Fund.- The speech is
an eloquent tribute to the Press as great
social, political and moral power. to be hailed
las new benefit which, in the progress Of
affairs and institutions /, has pleased Provi-
dence to confer upon mankind" Ii moreover
sets forth and recommends the generous pur-
pose of the Press Fund 40 recognize those
ties of duty, charity and Of brotherhood which
bind together the members Of this profession,
and also to give an opportunity to others beyond
i,s strictly defined limits for manifestng their
interest in its welfare" In view Of the graft
fyinp success with which Mr.. Gladstone on
nounces that the London Press Fund has
triumphed over the difficulties encountered by
il in the beginning, may we not suggest that 1t
is high time TO establish similar institution
here? In addition to the obvious arguments
which might be urged in its favor. az Offering
well merited relief to the disabled among the
members of o lsboiious and honorable profess
sion and to those dependent upon them, but
deprived of their aid Through sickness or death,
we must say that soch an institution would be
omen TO none Of the objections which have led
ms to discourage the formation OF societies tia
tend almost inevitably to degenerate Into me II
spout,ng clubs, miniature political "eins
within rings,r or, o, best, into mutual admire
, lion coteres, with large Infusion of the ba'
chanaliau element
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ImbeciiIty Of the Associated Press.

The Associated Managers Of this city, under
the leadership Of the Feejee mermaid, were
short lived because they attempted to restrict
musical and dramatic enterprise, and the
Associated Press, which has Outlved its use
fllness and sunk into imbecility, is now oppos.
ing newspaper enterprise, and will, in conso-
quence, soon follow the Associated Managera
to the tomb of the Capulets. Their dispatches
are mostly mere rumors or the record Of minor
local events which are of no importance to the
general public. For example; they one day
attempt to palr1rupon the public as genuine
bogus Russian circular for the re-
dress Of Ireland, which IS sent across
the cable by their stupid agent in London;
on another they treat US with the startling
announcement that the corner stone of a new
Protestant church has; beon laid In. Paris.
which possesses no more interest here than
would the intelligence Of the laying Of cor.
ner stone of shanty + a the Groves Of Blarney.
Then, again, they send US a long Proclamation
on the Rio Grande B order," telegraphed from
New Orleans at thi rty-seven cents word.
which was placarded on the walls and fences
of this city over q week. previous Compare
the dispatches to hch we have thus referred
with the HERALD specials, which invariably
emb ody important and reliable facts.
To cover up their own weakness and
imbe cisity the Al ,sociated Press have never
failed to atta mpt to throw discredu
upon our CABLE kilograms. The King Of
Prussia's speec' a, although forced to pub
fish, shey were slow to believe. The famous
Bisr iarck desp itch, which gave the first inti-
nation, not oil ly In this country, but in the Old
Wofld, of til trouble between France ana
Prussia, they entirely ignoned until tboy saw
the clouds o. wsr rising between those two
countries. The account Of the meteoric showers
which vscs' seen in England they jeered at,
and even prevailed upon so-oalled professors
Of astrsnt INV to make a public statement that
our spe ,ial telegram was manufactured and
! unworA " Of belief. Time and the Atlantic
| steaI@o 3, however, proved the correctness OF
| our de spatch. and closed the lips of all doubt
| ing L oomi es.
Tb world progresses, and truth and science
aud enterprise cannot be kept in the back
gro ind by professors Of astronomy or the New
II ,rk Associated Press. More Atlantic cables
,e to be laid line will soon be stretched
| rom the island Of Cuba to the Florida PENN
sula. and England will ere long be in tele.
J graphic communication with Calcutta-all Of
which will tend no. only to revolutionize the
present system of commercial exchanges, but
l will give US the daily events Transporting in all
, parts of the civilized world. News companies
/ are also forming, two of which are nearly
|, ready TO commence operations, which are
e intended to give The public such reliable gen.
| al o;aI .ota ae wi
u both useful and interesting, and which will
soon sweep the New York Associated Press
and all kindred associations out OF existence.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway, near Brooms
esroot.-THE HUSCHBAcK
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w0RRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE oppo
Aits New York Hotel BLACK SaBHP.
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TERRACE GARDEN. Third Avenue Fifty. eighth snC
SkRIs, al ~ O'Clock T. M W.
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BANvARD's NEW YORK MUSEUM Broadway and
9hirtieth sree-CURIostrtEs OF NAruRx AND ARr-LApY
or Irons ~
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BOWERY THEATRE Bowery-FFLoxs DRAra-THr
RIVAL DUTcHhAN-A WfFK A DAY
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadwsy-THE ARAss AND THx
.9o DRAGON TROUPE or JAPANESE ~ TBsIR WONDERFUL
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
NJ Y. SUPREME COURT, City and Countyy y

~ q Re. or Erwin g. oqASp S0MSIoNh' inu
HART oomposg te Gnn of Hofsrn Rhine Fifty Cert Stamp
hart Def nIant. orpnsi caheeeu
msnd fCoo Serged) To the
Defendant atye named Yon ARD hereby summoned AMI qa
The connBt IN ths action hcD will be sled he On "
the Clerk ~ i5e City and County Of hCsiOrk nj the C l~ US
CITY Of Rowiofh an 10 cof ot answer 10 the l com
plant the subscriber his G Exchange Place heW lOfA Cy
within twenty days amer tire service of s suHohs on oa eAee
Of the day OF such service aBd you fa N answer me d complaint
within the time Aforesaid ibe plaintiff IN TINS action viii take Judgment
against on for The Of Thirty hundred and seventy dollars and
scycnty ccnts v interest O the day o hoeaOe one
thousand eight hundred end ytsI besides the costs o. MS aceen
ani for kho tTtf Two thousand dollars vito interest nom
the 9Th july lse-Datg Aes.sork, February 18th 1907
ClAS h HAICI Plaintiff Attorney, % EHcsaRee Ylsce
Complaint the above entitled action f the Clerk Of
thc Cy ad County Of Ees ica 1t the City Hall in the said Cty
Apn % 1901 Ap22 IaaOgM
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

AFTERNOON PROVISION MARBET-44 oCLoCK.-We note
sale Of $50 bbis Mess at SeS 20. cash. The market
Is firm. Lard s dull. , -,
and lCc. In bbs Refined. in bond, at 2c for j. 81 nc
fOT do - W.: 2lc. fOr p de- do 26c FOR B. W. ana &c
Tor T. w. Free oil az 4lc.
RlCE-No safes reported. Prices unchanged: ..,
BUGARS-Tbe inquiry for Raw sugars is very good:
aud holders steady at full former hguroS sales OF
coz hhds al Ot2c for Cuba the latter for clarified ana
f6A boxes HayanA at al21c. Refined are nrm ~ lbi
tS;c. ,,-- -.
sKISs-For Goat there continues fair inquiry, but
the advanced pretcnOns OF holders have tendency 70
check sales The stock is increased by the arrival OF
about 500 Mexican, which for the most part held
eneeA0 note, Or any change IN prices Deer Skins are IN
moderate demand at about late rates We have 10 report
quite large arrivals during tho latter part OF the week.
but no transactions as yet Deer-HOnduras, 5sc San
Juan SOd5 52ac; Bolivar, $40 &C., Sisa 673aOc.; Vera
Cruz 57tc Chagres 6 55e Puerto CabellO 471c; Para
Pate. q 70, gold soat-Tampico, l2ie MatamOIos, 42sc
eSc = n, gold; CURACAO 50a5jC.. Cape 35Gl0c a. cur
rency; Madras. ze3c. each.
sEEDS-ln Grass Seeds there Is not enOu-h e flr 20
test its ya1t RougI Flaseed IL selling At as9R 20 y
bIshe Calcutta Lirseed cCDtinues Ia actpgs { ri.,,a
prices firm and te ard We note fuI ther s.il II
j. C6dS2 rs gold, in Boston ahe bore Ha
eOAP-The market for CASTLE IA l. Sic At y actFp
h.n with sales a. l80184c currency, EEd u@Nic gold
tIEARIH-fhe na;let Is n-In; saiNs AZ 24Ilsc., and
Choice A i3e
TOBKCCO-Thece has been An active demand for Ken.
but show no particular chEhge. We quote, IN cur
rency, az follows: Light Leaf Lrgs at 4d5tc. Com.
mon al 6d7e; Medium az 1t4&c.; Good AT I0aI2kc.,
Fine at l3allc, and Selections, f5di6c Heavy Western
and ClafksvIle Lugs 5taClc. Common at 7de4e Me
dun, 9aItc. Good palGe. Fine, lsQIsc and selec-
u0rs 10 G20c Seed Leaf 10 Less ccJve, but remains
2oeS5 for wrappery lots and 4oa5Cc for wrappers
bdsc for ~ y state FleTs, 60I2c for do average los
srd Ba3Oc Tor Wrappers 2ta3Ic. for Pennsylvania and
ONO fiAerE sac. ioF average ioS aud Ie926O. FOR
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p4SSEVGEES 1RRIrED.

FROM ASPINWAILA AND SAN FRANCISCO. MAY 2JIa steamship
wooey WIFE, and 9r,e ,htlea Enssne Guao ms H. 'T9,, %
Vneen, oe M K Parker Miss Acena Hanson l. Knight
Chss hesaes y1 an M K aTee es sd II "a, ,s. @
P W C9oninhsm vile sr tour children l. Rodruel Mnkn,
Ro,cnO II rhon,S scht wit; a.; ..t', R ts'
q G. Letchsr wife aud 9at yT1,' Hlsr Si,, James Mes
k5ss'" kais: and and infant T" Mrs. T. 'j'' Nsd CD Bqs
nsr q Crane Rev J. 3 Aemany the Rev r oden.t Mr.:
a As T. sspt S11 s:S'i@ .a ~ 4 : sos .i
and daughter W Gs'cck and daughter Mr., J. Nc
i wife two children AID servant, J. l. White Mrs Hamilton and
child M Admiral Pearson Hd degI!er Walter Campbell esq aeoP
an. .er.nti E, II Lcs Potts. s NJ John Sk,e samI
Grim wife ard son S b. Jones' M G D. Beach Thomas Evans
a Gould Capt Burns Jacob Hiatt aHd wife John Fl HsFsSu
JMcT.rin $ H. MeGd I. n A MeFsnsaR Ledger wlle'
fSAi sa HOP, % 4 Slai ~ f, s d aud sT: S,
f wi. Chs, Wilson end , viz. A.sa"ef. M md Andersen %
George barter Thomas J.soa and wife rsier 'sy fAsr S ia;
RsG's ,,s Ma.n sTt III ss R.1 + Hogan Rev P J. sis.n
And VIE Ms walsh ana vii' PersR. g.. and E, y: f. cs pay
joseph sSss,H. Mn Leah Jones, William IHssrJ and
c s Mf n,ss sHsf ~ ssaaas a,ff Burn" bnsy
k o T @ M fS 1sle sna i'. gcbS pnSs sSS' s%a G
w, sn 1 H. XII M Nj b.: s1n sSt Sn SSt Js.eh s: a'i Fs
geps ,ni child MARTA Dow Alfred Bal. ss sDs sou
cs9rs5 .iS E tr rS Pssr ssss' s ca.assr r s Mar.
Lyrmn o. saakspearr wife mother and children l. T. kea % Io
Sl sis h;'y Fss Fstoa t%S: Jasa ii. Isl
FROM HAMBURG AND .souTHAsiPIOh May 2o-il "eshmp H @
Gem.ua-Np Pndeniha ni children, beoIynsk nj anu
H r. gola,mi6, Ma Smadbseh and children knOhr hanos
Nr and M L Lose M and ,s d. Palh Mn, F4s sehsen'
Po ehiiprr and Mrs Mehdan Mar F3ngan j. Pseoe
Asb.h Guuan Cohn Marie Joan Mrs Ttntusr spd ea
Are. P.nine Tsss q Wolf Muller Julia Kesssky W l. Lehls
Mason woH Caroline Low ss,hl Maria Bet. hIs DecI,er
And chd. Maria Web Kah and children Mrs hcrdhh-
esr Petite O. Fsnd Schmidt M tsa sa b.. b sIsT s,n aI'
Applana5 M Manok and ad-, ". Kraase, W Rosenh Hiss
Bneh G Berlu j. Beck C aud r i.r'en Wiue q, =
s,si.nllcr 0snbes Arn.r q tsss9o NJ sd -. sesY'
" Ka-- q Caner Gy.s. PuHs. BaIkeon, hrs sthls5
lge, sn chlLiren uN Saheri Ms tlierts NJ Sewber'
a. Miss Apt Mayer Hs.n s sehule- ,rs X "admau'
T. ta,erscB, &. G. COHraig.
rn-rssn-aron CArl H. vapf vgiss To srph alAs
Aaron Al,naer Ro.a e Aime Fa-ny Love - Mr aud Mr a.
Leopold foy T. Jung Dougs 4se isry t11ns
Love and msny OH r, 10 the ,oud cabin snd ~
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

Wrappers. New Crop Connecticut Filters 5aCc wrap
perry lots. 8012lc, and Fine Wrappers. 15030o
TALLOW-Ihc market rs fairly active but without
change 10 note IN prices sales Of ice CC0 a I41lc for
fair 60 prime.
WOOI-Dulmess and depression ia siil the ruling
feature IN all grades of domestic cCcCg, except choice
prices may Dc quoted a share lower
WHIskG-Ihe inquiry is light at SOC BOND foI West
crn, and COntaband at 81 2501 30
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
BORT -Uaroen's Notire.

SrArK or Nsv- Yons \
PokrwABpzSs' 0sytos .So'23 wiihsn-st
NOTICE is hereby given, In accordance with
~ e the Ast psse Agr 1851 su,lsd An AZ 70
WsTseRs oce W the Pett AkewYorf Oh
interested hsyr Of the sabjs matter Of suh sesi1
ha tn tosng vssh under eaanlea
on Wsnens Rat aens vi
h coz within days succeeding td nse b0aya ss
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
~ 80 snerm. ssa4Oer

ate VIC quote Adamautinc at 1s'22ci Sperm ssS'Oe'
aud Patent +6GtOc a., ,,.,c, co,,,i,, under This
t1t|,' NO mot with fair i0brug demand Inces
LeVe riied qutC firm Uu Snow lao change OF Imp 0''
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
sErT. J. 1860. TO DATr

GRAIN-Tlc Wheat market is inactive, ana slilaR II
Sover three cargOes Of Spring reported Sold-neIor
at about - 40 and No. milwaukee, al = tSi VIM
ser is firmly held, hut mIers mold OIL B1lty is quiet
hnd is heavy at 81 5GS 26 for Canada No igee BIey
Malt is firm and in fair demand; sales of 1860 bush at
81 3sG 81 90. Oats heavy and ln moderate Ccnahdi
sales OF "a OCO lush New Western at Sc Rye is lower
md 0uet: sales of 600 bush Western az 81 a. Corn is
unsettled and irregular nothing OF moment E dohE l
h. W. this at 81 80 VsI 30, and ls l I ueluiu
ht this price sales OF $1,000 bush at 81 0$l ~ hy the
cargo and small lots at 81 % 81 20 the latter lol very
dry; the demand is mainly FOR home use.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
9itnatlons iDanteo-fenn!es.

kVANIED-By q respectable Protestant Girl,
Situation ss 6BAiiSTSs aud NURSE, objections 10
Third ave, Drar ThiTtecutlst.
A NUMBER of well recommended German
Girls want situations 10 do general ORK &c al Mrs
low German Institute No II SaHton The Bowey
A NUMBER of German Girls WANT STU
"a AIlOhs Apply at 10. loo East Houston BowcD
A LII Respectable Families, Boarding Houses,
"a snd Hotels he supplied with good ETs o III
Protestant and Catholic. a. MRS YORKsToHs oFdB No 80
Bleeckerst
FAMILIES, Hotels and Summer-H Houses
promptly supplied with FRhALB IBLp Of all nations
Competent To do 9 The different branches Of homework Ao Coach
srieners Yarn Hands Pcrs Waters servant Apply
CARfh"IE#s EMPLOYMENT HOUSE, sStbayG and
NNET-NURSES. Male and Female Nurses,
wh eences and supplied at all by L. 4.
HAESoH Cappcrs and leeeiers No. SihsL, Bower.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

NNANTED-A BUSINESS MAN with from
w q 900 70 $1,000 General Commission business Address
BOZ No. 32l7 New YoTa PostOhce.
GesuA nsM WANTED.-The Advertiser mas
qprSU9OON a method u nufaciurirg TOBACCO
veh F give ycY large returns good security and half the proa
viii be gwen Address TOBACCO, Tribune Omco
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
WINSLOW, LANIER & co.
5apiuoe Banks.

"a CHATHAM sQUAEE. q.
Interest SIX PR CFNT f,c of 80. ai1v~L
Interest quarterly ar4 payable em -ahuaj On a dtgos
from 2 ] o :: Do
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK
w NOTCE-The cnsang s c Rasts li,s, oi;tf nia-
tou 30 pOsTPOSEu o. li!I hhDAl. hay .1
RJEW-YoRK HAVTNUS FANK, tifhth-avc.,
~ cor - Foare,4tit' tN ThK CENT INTEREST Fhht 81
max D,.r,s mo-. aa d tft,Ie f4.e from
iuucl IliN1hn 'hlini j. i''''-'-.'
r. u Bun 6,cr,lafy
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

UyEWOOI,s-rhe market s. quiet at $50 v tun IoI
CmWood 81 So or F0stc Cuba, and So ioi h"f"oO0
FLOUR AND nIEA1--The heavy feeling which 9fth,
gu,,hcd our Flour MARKET this day week COhtnucu, an"
WAS more marked up 90 Thursday whCn more tCI'-I'i
aud fairly active demand pyoydhed IOI IN 10y - ~
medium grades. these improved Whle liInly bI"t bI"tus
declined, ana sold slowly 40 irregular ana iS"ot iCs'
Since then the Improvement IN te low @ HHu ,, d
crades has been more marked, with oIlsh tr5a au IA
iOeculative demand, bat family grades haEe solu S1M
and ruled heavy Choice k0ltlNestc1l epIhe HMedI
Extras are In reduced supply ana are uchWtcu t!cy
ave Vcrv uOpaar with the trade they arc uscd very
generally and arc really cheaper anu betteI t m%Iy
Winter Wheat Extras that command lnSher p1ces 10
,y there was only q moderate business done Qe low
and medium grades ruled steady While the better brands
Nyere from 2 0c OvC and offered freely the sales ore
ssnO bbis at SO l0dN1 80 for sugcrhue State and
Westerns Sl20tl4 20 for Ordinary and Common Extra
Ftafe S2 1O0s3 20 FOR the low grades OF Spring Wheat
western Extra SIS asa 20 for Shipping Oio; si 20
Gsl5 90 for Trade and Family brands Of OHIO, Michigan
sHd Indiana e4 81 ass 10 for Good 10 Cn0ce korth
Western Spring Wheat Extras, and SIS 250sS 25 fcT st.
Louis Extras California Flour is plenty, and IS heavy
sales OF $50 bags, at S60&C 20. Canadian Flour Is
easier and closes dun and heavy sales OF 100 bblS NJ
t4 5Od$5 Good 10 Choice Extras and SO i00s7 10
Tor Irado and Family brands southern Flour is lower
md very Quict sales Of 270 bhls a SD S00S4 90 Tor
Common TO FAIR Baltimore and Country Extras, and
t5 5GS17 25 for Trade and Family brands. Rye Flour is
In fair demand and is steady sales Of 400 Dds. at
k50S9 60 Corn Meal is quiet and s easier sales OF 800
bbls. az s. 90 f0r City, aud 81 Is Tor BraEdywinc.
EXPONTS FROM SEPT. J. 1896. TO Date,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or HKw YORK;.

CLEARED.
Steamship Raleigh NUsbnsD. Nsworeana Li'lns0n f0i u"
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun Rls.s 43I SUI Neon Sss..'lza2
NIGH
g.pdY rIooi Gov Island ...2;53 Hell Gais..'.''f''
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Ge!p Qanleo.
GENTS WANTED for THE HISTORY OF
/ GENTS WANTED-For HORACE GREE
A GENTS WANTED 10 scll BROWNS GLASS

~ CLEANING POLISH patented or Cleaning aud Polishing Win
Muoh Gold and silver Plated Ware Tins &C. II The best
that has ret been cl Every who tried Bewae
Of imaons For m particulars call address C. NJ BROWN
No - BiseckeT-st, Eevs-Y0rk. Broadway.
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CUPREME C0tIRT.-In the matter OF the
gument Of BENTON MARTIN T bsnsht Of credtors-hoice
hsreb, given creditors Of BENTON MARTIN that he,r
pe Vii be before the subscriber Referee appointed y ss
and stated the petition this mattel and 70 an
and tort suitable person for appointment rase TO sisu e
trust under assignment of said Martin In The place
on George Austin deceased and aud III the amount sd
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ronm1 9h aJ Of May instant At IA O'Clock IN the forenoon
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No 20 WEsT IuUTiETl-'T-, NV l0.K laI J. l0tI y
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOCK
4 HOLDERS ofthe HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY f,r
tho lection Of THIRTEEN DIRECTORS oG e elsug year v lc
held at the Of the Company. No l@ West IhuetAti
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Inspectors may fIO Necessary tie votes
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