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WASHINGTON.

u. l..
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-The National
Executive Committee of the Union League
meets at Philadelphia, Saturday next.
Respectful
The heads of the Treasury Bureau to-
day passed resolutions of respect 10 the
late Gen. Rswlins.
The Secretary of the Navy has ordered
guns to be fred to- morrow at noon, at all
naval stations, and Grape to be worn by
officers for thirty days.
POstOnicIaI.
The appointment Of Jesse BayIes post
, master at Louisville, KY, is officially an.
nounced.
Gen. sherman.
The President this afternoon appointed
Gen. Sherman to act as Secretary Of War
until the vacancy csused ly the death Of
Gen, Rawlins can be filled.
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PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. THE Hay
makers, of Lsnsingburg, defeated the Key
stones, of this city, this afternoon.
Shielded,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.--Joseph SByr
der, the murderer of Carter, at Paramount
Park, suicided in his cell this morning, by
holding bis head in bucket of water.
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Fine Front Bricks.

OR friend John E. Harding, on the
Hyde's Ferry Pike, showed us yesterday
two hand-pressed front bricks far superior
to any thing of the kind we have seen
elsewhere. They are almost equal to stole
in polish and durability. He will US
such ia the fronts of Luck's two stores now
going I'D on Church street.
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ARIZONA.
Indian Fight.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 8.-The Arizonian of
the 2lst ult. publishes an account of the
fight by Colonel Green with large mum
Der of Apaches, in White mountains. He
killed five Indians, captured large NUNS
Der of horses and mules, and destroyed a
vsst amount of nrnnerty.
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Returns from the California election
Indicate Democratic majority in the
Legislature. McCOppin was reelected
Mayor of San Francisco. A. portion Of
the Independent ticket in that city was
successful.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Discrepancies.

SAN FRANcIsCo, Sept. 8-A recount of
The election returns of the second ward res
veal a greater discrepancy than at first re-
ported. Freeman, independent, gains AS
and McCappin l. 1t will probably require
the balance Of the wetk TO complete the
recount.
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NEW MEXICO.
Elections

ST. LoJTs, Sept. S.-A dispatch from
Santa Fe, New Mexico, says the election
on Monday was quiet. The returns indi-
cate the election Of the entire Republican
ticket in Santa Fe county, as far as heard
from. Chavese, Republican, for Congress,
has about two hundred msiority.
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GALVESTON.
ROffau RritIre

GALVESTON. TEXAS, September The
freight train hence for Houston fell
through Clear Creek bridge and smashed
No lives lost.
Fire.
A fire at NaVasots this morning de-
troyed property to the amount Of $4,000
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CHICAGO.
Divorcs and Wife Murder.

CHICAGO, Sept. 8.-A young man named
David Walsh, street car conductor, eight
months married, shot and fatally wounded
his wife on the street la evening. The
wife had filed a bill for divorce on the
ground that Walsh had another wife in
Naw Nork
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LOUISVILLE.
muIatt0 KILLED.

LoUIsvILLE, Sept. 8--W w Taylor, q
white mar, shot and killed a mulatto
named Gray this evening. The cause OF
the tragedy has not been definitely ascer'
tainsd. Toy! says that Gray struck him
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WISCONSIN,.
Democratic.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. S.-The Democratic
State convention met to-day, and nomi-
mated the following ticket: Col. G ID Rob-
inson Of Green Bay for Governor, Q l.
Park Lieut., Governor.
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WILMINGTON.
Elective.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. The cleo
ton for city officers to-day resulted in the
reelection of Valentine, Republican, for
Mayor. The Republicans also elected
majority of the City Council.
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ENGLAND.
A Suggestion

LONDON, September 8.-LOrd Ecto, who
has taken very prominent part in volun-
teer movements recently, has suggested a
rifle match between England and America.
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GEORGIA.
FillbusterOs.

New YuRK, Sept. 8.-A Washington
dispatch says that the United States Mar
shal at Macon, Ga, seized vessel there
with fiftv flibusters bound to Cuba.
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THE TURF.
Second Days Races over the Licking
ton Course.

Second Days Races over the Licking
ton Course.
A special to the Louisville Courier
Journal gives the result of the second
days racing over The Lexington (Ky.)
Course, as follows:
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. To-day has
been az dirty, muddy and disagreeable "a
Yesterday was balmy and enlivening. The
race to day was for the Jockey Club purse
of four hundred dollsrs, two mile heats,
free for all ages, with the following results:
F Bissick's C. m. Maggie Hunter,
five years old, by Australian;
dam Heads Say, by Glencoe.
Gen A Buford's b. Grassland,
four years old, by Lexington:
pedigree lost during the war. 2
George Cadwallader'- C. Emma
Maratta, four years old, by Van
DIAL; dam Fancy g. by imported
original. DIE.
Time-4:0S3, 400.
A heavy rain commenced to fall las
night about eight o'clock, and has coltin
ued without a moments cessation durinj
the day. The track was muddy.
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Aoueer State Officer.

Col. Brodhead, State liquor agent, was
m before Commissioner Hallet to-day on
complaint of Col. Lyman, collector Of the
oh district, for selling liquor to town
agents without revenue stamps. de was
held in $1,000 bail for trial. The defe n
dsnt claims that the liquors sold were in
original packages and required no stamps.
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Opposite Upper End of the MarkelhOUs ,

WE PRESENT THIS IsEASON. MOST
unquestiOuably. the LARGEST and FINEST
stock Of Linen Clothing In Tennessee. Our
goods are o the most perfect charactsr In poi
of FABRIC. CUT. FIT. GENERAL MAX
UP and ELEGANT PROPORTION. FAsss
goods are known to have undergone & thorough
process of shrinking before making up.
beautifully lAundriSd after they are made.
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BOSTON.
For the Aged.

Boston, Mass, Sept. 7.-$4l, 900 has
been subscribed and a fine estate pur-
chased in Springfield street for home for
aged men. Additional subscriptions to
the amount Of $4,000 are being made to
furnish it.
&c Howe, an aged and we'll known
merchant, died to-day.
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Railroad Accident in Texas.
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Mississippi Valley CONNER
cial Convention.

Napoleon in Statu Quo.
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The Mine Deluged with Wa
ter.

Mobile Register Sued for
Libel.
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CRIMINAL.

Francis L. Pintow, who attempted on the ODD
OF January 10 rob the Park Bank. was arrugheu ald
plead guilty to the charge OF robbery Recorder Haeke
saying that the robbery was OF daring ana aggravated
character sentenced the prisoner TO the state IOn ior
five years.
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday
morning there three pleas OF guilty received and
trial resulted in conviction. Four sentences were
pronounced Several pleadngs OF not gully were re-
ceyed and the trials appointed Inc Assistant psflct
should hereafter receive no pleas except for the onenses
alleged in the indictments.
John Feeley plead guilty to an accusation Of
grand larceny in having stolen new coat from the front
time He was sentenced to the State Prison for one
year WIN. Hastings, plead guilty 10 charge OF grand
larceny asserting that he under the influence OF
liquor The Recorder said wanted TO make an example OF
months i'm the state Prison :. stephen Hansworth.
arragned for larceny the person. pleaded not guilty.
and received trial. lie found guilty. and sentenced
the State Prison for four years and ak
case OF Charles j. Murdoch and Thomas Passnofe III
dced for burglary called and the trial OF Murdoch
proceeded with The case will be continued to-day
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Downing two young men, named Thomas Ryan
alleged that Saturday night last tho accused entered
the saloon Of Henrietta Blathrer No 26 Greenwich st.
and. engaging in alteration with the woman, hually
knocked her down and robbed her OF wallet containing
S23 rs. with which they He'd. On Tuesday night they
arrested. The magistrate committed thein.-.fOr
carrying Sung shot, ana attempting 70 use the same
Win Aierkclson was committed 10 the TOmbs. Anna Cal
her and Margaret Butler, residents OF the tenement
No. 46 ThOmas-st, quarclcd, on Tuesday night and
or0aret ont her ouDoucut an the face with knife caus-
lng a severe wound she arrested, aud yesterday
the magistrate committed her TO the IOmDs... Late on
Tuesday night, while Samuel Bruce, sailor was stand
ing on the front steps VI the dance mouse Jshesb
he assaulted by Thomas Grady and three other men,
and While portion Of the gang held him, the remainder
red his pocket OF S5 IN legatender notes ana asiver
watch with which they fed. Grady was aitcrWard
arrested by officer Rooney, and Bruce recognized him
Of his assaants The prisoner was yesterday com
IN ID
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WEDNESDAY. Feh. a-P. ".

Gold opened at 1864, sold at 1851, 1853,
closing at 1884, bid The ceangs at the Gold Exchange
Bank were s54399OOO and the balances $2Os,3I7 50.
Government bonds were higher with an active demand
from the shorts Cos sold ut l13I 6js llo; G5s 1o
CTS, 1888; lOOs, 1OSi3Osl. The shipment Of bonds to
Europe to-day was quite heavy. the amount being about
100000; 1t made OF Goa, old G5s and 0s The
investment demand continues heavy for the bonds
State bonds were moro generally dealt IN Tennessee
per cents sold at 67i; bonds 6!66l Virginia per
eeuts 572 bonds, G2d62l; Georgia per cents J6
g2I; North Carolina per cents, 62 d62i bonds 62
Missouri per cents, sCiasCt. Western Railway bonds
in good demand there is largely increased inquiry
from investors and large lots be purchased at
quotations. Milwaukee and st. Paul lists sold at Oh
Michigan Sinking Fund, OF Michigan Central percents,
1ls; Toledo Peoria aud Warsaw L. ID. lists $50 Western
Union Telegraph sold at 3sid39; Delaware and Hudson
1876 Pacific Mail was weak, opening at 10, selling at
1l7i, closing at l17i reports unfavorable TO the
quarterly dividend which circulated for speculative
effect SO far official statement has been made IN re-
gard to IT, weakness Of the stock is due from
the fact that capitalists feel assured that the whole OF the
hrstcass passengers, well large portion OF those
Of the class. will the railroad the moment Is
completed, and that large portion OF tho hrstcass
freight will take the same direction. The amount Of
from these which will be lost by the
Pacific Mail Company must inevitably be very large and
10 be made up increase IN the South America
and China business Railway shares were steady on the
Western st with fair demand for all the leading shares
York Central excited opening at iC5, selling at
lG3d16l closing at 1G5 There appears TO DO no settled
opinion what the decision Of the Court Will be In
reference the alleged overfsue OF stock and the price
Is moved mp down rapidly in accordance to the various
rumors circulated the probabilities OF the decision
Hudson sold ct 1871 reactng TO 1861 Harlem advanced to
I4o reactng TO 1885, Reading uniformly steady ut 96t
agGE Toledo and Wabash was In demand at c.. 400; St.
Paul Common sold at cot. the Preferred no s2; Michigan
Southern Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rock Island and
Fort Wayne were steady, with small sales; North
Western shares continued Hrm with considerable
demand for both classes Of the stock The
amount Of Preferred stock taken for foreign ac
CONT now amounts to 100000. Purchases were made
to-day for shipment The stock dealt IN both Mt Frank
fort md Amsterdam At the last Board the market was
dull but prices were maintained with great rmncSs At
the close the market was firm Government bonds closed
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CIVIL

I'm the Superior Court, Trial Term, before
Justice Mcneil, the case Of James W. Steele against
while patroing East Eighteenth ST. stepped on the cover
OF a coahoe, the cover turned and he fell in, iDurng
and tenant of the house Under the charge Of the Judge
the Jury gave the plaintiff a verdict for $1,000.
The following cases were decided in the
Supreme Court, General Term, yesterday: VIM j. Astor
and J. j. Aston agt The Mayor, &c; Peter Doan agt
The Mayor &c In the former OF these cases, resou.
ton and ordinance had been passed To pave Ihlttt
thrd-st with Nicolson pavement. An Injunction was
granted prevent such pavement In the second case
similar ordinance had been passed to pave seventhave
with stafford pavement, and injunction was graued
TO prevent the same The injunction, on argument be-
fore the Special Term in the first case. was dissolved
ana in the second case was continued Both wero
appealed 20 the General Term, and decision has Just
been rendered Judge Graham delivering the opinion OF
the Court The decision that these inunctons can
not sustained In the OF Dolan ag the Mayor ct
al, &C. the order OF the Special Term sustaining Tue
order must be reversed ana the injunction dissolved.
with $40 costs In Aston agt The Mayor ct al the ORDER
dlSsOlylng the injunction must he affirmed.
The case of the United States against Thomas
Newton mp in the United States Commissioners
Office yesterday before Commissioner Osborne. Tho de-
PENDANT is claim agent at No. q Iine-st. He was
arrested on complaint OF Michael Mack OF No 222 Cherry
st. who charged him with Obtaining 500 due Jobn iack
complanants brother, by making false and fraudulent
power OF attorney. The complainant alleges, IN his ALI
daylt, that his brother had claim the Government
tor the above.named amount OF bounty and had gwen
him complainant power OF attorney to receive II,
having previously employed L. Brown Co., the prede-
OF the defendant the claim business, TO collect
IL that he tcomplanaHtl, ms brother pelhS absent III
California, frequently applied TO Brown ana MS successor
the defendant, Tor tle money nut WaH IL uRu
been received from MasbiugtO that he (cOmplainGnO
subsequently received official notice, by letter, from
Washington that the claim had been paid 10 the defend
ant; he exhibited that letter To defendant, who
then acknowedg ed having received IT, but said that 10
had been paid 10 John s. Bliss, who held he sad,
power OF attorney from John Mack 10 receive IT, Com
pauaut then caused defendants arrest the ground
that alleged power of attorney could not be genuine
II being dated at time when conpanants brother was
California. The defendant gave 5000 bail 10 appear
for an examination today This is OF several cases
OF "A similar nature that arc being worked up by A. H.
NewCoHb, special agent for the Second Auditors Depart
meut.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wEpyypAv Feb IA rainy dav door trans
the sale dead that butchers are not
would been realized but r bad weather heavy rain BY
buyer hence is hard to get fall weights Prime cattle kept the
Monday but and Inferior stock was Of s
rather scarcity Of really good plenty common and medium ana ~
,od On Monday n. AR ofey ezra cave s.I4 sill some
22 head onehadrethss m yesterday aud to-day nearly all
H. weseuer SOIL 10 I~,na for p Mccormick.
They weighed l.l5O ID alive and brought 2GlBc -
Brg Fagsn Inn oa eet Illinois steers for lie - Illinois
cattle, for Spayth tt cNt, at 5c; 81 Michigan and
Steer, for o. R. Proctor 4dli est at l34its , .,,a,e.
and IS Illinois cattle; Of y ewt at IA Gle c-.-.,.,
which bey sold jal7c with extra par q" 1903 ~ i've
weight fed by Angel Salt Plains and sold 70 H. Kelley at &c., to
ALL end weigh. They the fuest pair 10 the yards
B. Hunter ia IS Illinois OF eSt sold BY r f. Cary
w. Thompson for j. Muha 81 Missouri cattle very
good aO est sold at 5al7. 50 very ne kestcs grades r
9y S GOOD a c at Is. i; aud 90 rough scrub Ken
| tueky steers, est, At lac. ,,-,..
Gs 81 9t xt Inana cattle at 3i dl'G,
and IS coarse 81 cwt Michigan oIen at lidl6c
T. Eastman sold @ good u eEt Illinois steers for Wohngton
IS illinois cattle for Keeler L Co., Ct cwt. llc
Wheeler for Canon 70 fat u cwt Ohio steers at CG!e,
Ulsry for H. Smith, IS well fed a Illinois steersa ls
| l7c
b. Culver fair 6i ewt Illinois steers for
schuser Who emphaay pronounced the "dog the
neral take place selling 70 Illinois steers Of e" at ~
BWeshelmer Tor " Unman % good cr, Ohio at l6c
whsou out o Duhess Co steers and oten far TO very good
607o which the price At which sherman hod u bead Of
j. Coo for IL warner 80 Oslo 'ssr,ot Il eEs at lse
Foetbst and 5eo Bergen sales at the former place by Kirby
and i9J Mich M IS d. stCq9lc MeGaw sold al rather coarse
IS d. s' sheep JS CO. 81, .SI b a%iS n Z s HE
| market is lrm and prices little stronger 49,
O Live Hogs Feieib st. ard Is car' at Commnn
al saughtrrsr City dressed arm at 5G5ic and esern
al hi aiiic 9TH received today. for has The
ocl Of log. light the duugA Winter month at
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

EIRUFEAN MANhEIN
Iosnor all mConsols ed m Tor both money ard
FVeTwenty bonds aud steady s
steady Erie 25; Illinois, 9 Atlantic aud Great Western So
3-li mThe Cotton market buoylnt
day estimated at 1900 bales; Mdi1g
Upl,pi Ma Mdng Orleans Wheat 9gd9 ~ e GENITAL for
No. ? Red Western. Talow declining az 40 Pest
LoNp0N, Feb 3-Talow decipng AZ 2 cwt
LIVERPOOL Feb 3-l:30 m.here has been business DO
ing In Cotton oday sales made At I'D for Mddrs
Uplsnds The Breadstuf market Is generally hrner 49,
LosDoS Feb Sd mCousos closed AZ 80 for money and s5t
for account, HverweHtes o. Railway stocks
steady; Ehes. 25li Illinois Ceatrils, s3h
LIyKRPooL Feb 81 mThe Cotton market closed huoySai at
following quotations: hidlng Up,snl ia Mddng Orleans ri
G!L tho sales OF the day foot 2O0O bales Com declined od
Jl6 ceuA other articles the brcadsinfs m1fdet
Cheese advanced 3D. and quoted ~ per cvt
articles Of provisions unchanged Lued OIL quoted At 40 TO-
Petroleum trm aud unchanged
LoyDoN Feb $50 Sug,r closed dm, both for spot and
,foat Tsow has declined 81 and quoted 1913 Sperm OIL has
advanced 20 500
ASrwERP Feb SPetroeun srner; Standard White 5 asa r.
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nOuFSTIc MARKETS.

BAtrxoRr Feb 3-Coa moderately active Mdiing Up
s5asS Ga. aneaang at ode RE qaaAp S At u i o.
Clear Sides l8i e8ie Shoulders Isl 6iS Hams 2O Lard steady
PHL.psLPn1. Feb oCottou du; Mdlugs 2193Oc Flour dull
snl market buyers sales leo bills superan 80 IS
, SS .s Ohio o' u.s. f, SO a&s So
wheat demand except for Prime sales eco hush Red At zoe
81 55d ST. limited request, sales 1900 BUSH Ne" Yellow
um Crude noms At al a?ac Reaaed sells at & on the spot
a. Groceries and PO',oas unchanged Whisky duh At SIC
Cac,oo Feb YxYork hm ard rates unchanged
81 70 Tor 80 lsasl ls r No Germ closed steady a.
III a5S St Ry, steady 81 isGsi L. barley 6rm sma
81 7ses 70 WHISKY dull and nominal At S 90 ro
delivery Lard sO sSn f 90 a s%s. o P f m &
Rib Mddle' l6 6ic; short Clear Rib iie C9meer,nl
Middle . ., ESns S Ss S r SI . I .nd s lori for i,.
Live arm ard active and advanced lOa2c sales a. :, ~ .VS
eaed lS Cow. - IS IS Choice SlppIas steer, 81
sa RsssoCo bh Flour 1900 h,S wS. s RsIsy V s6
o SSipms S%s bb. Flour $50 bush io bush
'% ToI. 500 KS aFoaf sg Eitst quiet Amber
g. buyer February White Ms,n SS ., No. SPs ogs I AZ
th. .pot Oats frmsr at So for no Rye 6n held at ~ 81 hid
.ed iios, Gn and 10 better d.m,od - ases4
nomin,, ~ co for No Corn dul and lowers sale. at 6aoSe
o d% % re o SSS' s9Ssi and S' 4S M a &
WHISKY dali at demand st Mess P0IA ~ GOOD S GS'a
sHo ti,, 9Sic Bulk Meat, syci sale. ~ l9ic r
Shoulders 3lG for Rib Sides llda!c for Clear Rib Sides Gold 'S
oswEso Feb a-Flour dull and ower sales bills 81 % for
No White sprus for Amber Winters 80 Is for Whites %
Double Extra Wheat quiet; sales 40 bush No NH
Club III 7O White Canada held at ~ 20 Corn quiet
al al o. Oats 6s Western Barley dul sales LOO bush
Ons Canada AT 81 s RYE Inactive Corn Meal ~ Is
Mled steady Shorts $50; Shpstuds $685. Mlngs +Ha ~
per Railroad fgt'-on Flour to Boston, u o' to Ns"i0'
B5c : to Albany ole 49,, urA..,
10 fair demand for New safes cars
d3O on the track Old at 9Oc in store Oats dal as o.
car Western at Gic held $l s. Barley dnl ana nonA
at 10 for Canada; poor sold At 81 90 Sssds oa Suu WI
changed Pork held 83 Lard-Hoders asking &c Hsu"mes
emit rrly nounal and held above the Of buyers ~
MnwAuKxR Feb a-Rour. unchanged "heat use"soi ~" ~
No Oats scarce AZ &c lot 40 :. Sot
closed adyaneng New Sole Rye STEADY a., 81 SHbsy nominal
Proyons oo CITY Pork S3l 500 ~ SWEEP FeeG Hams
ifa7ie Iari-Pnine gle Reeeipts-1N Sna -four loOOo
bash Wheat 1000 bush Corn shipments" Dol" rl"uh
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CnIrRr CAIENnAPe-Tu1s DAY.

SurREME COURT-CmCUm-PAET No Cir
euit calendar Part ILNos ~ 49, 80 go 49, go 95 96 J12
5l 3 1905 59 a. 655 81 s6l 1884 90 1919 I22l los5 7',
Cg Ga $50 $50.
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL Terminus 3. 139, 81,
57 49, I5g lGO l6 2 TO- M 49, 100 TO- IC lG9 49, H. l2.
Ia
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-No O. 81, 80, 80, 50,
O2 lH6 lD7 2i 1874 III. 1911 100 lG l6 100 l6 10, 49,,
G6 1871 2yO 2l6 m 2ii z1 2iJ 49, az 30 27
SUPERIOR COURT-IWM Terminus. $40. 6jj, 597,
49, 47g ST. 5lo l63 COS 63l, 6JJ. 6i5 o. 60 Gil.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-IRIAL IERM-PART l.
Nos 43 49, 400 o. 49, i7O 81 a. 49, 4$ s5
Court or OYER AND TERMiNER.-Thc People agt.
Henry Henry HensoH grand larceny; The People Geo
battery; The People Jones' bur
glaTyi The People James McNAme robbery
COURT or GENERAL SEsSIONS.-Jhe People agt.
Patrick Moore-fobbey; Joseph Henry WiOa aud
Henry McCabgrgay Fred Daieuaun; same a IloA
Met orsekrceHy the person; at James DeSre James
Edwards AB1rew Wbeeerburgr same sgt Joseph Cwod
burglary: Thomas McMahou-bgrgary same James
battery; Sane sg WIN Resbug
gsry; a Stephen Boyle aas EdHGd FfAuc alas ENAi
BAe-fonous assault and battery Same sgt Patrick Marlin
burglary Same ag Charles Kdwad-eonus assault and battery
AM Az. John Smith-burglary.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT oP sBwYoRK. Feh 3..;......;...; CLEARED
Austrasssn. McMcken Lerpoo Fairbanks Hanr
winnlugton VALLEY City Mccarthy Alexandria
Barks-Crsg Evan, kwan Inei Moro Castle Jewe'' hAshAi
Ocean Home Brandt Horace Bess Blsnkenhp New
Orleans \,
Brs-Queen Of BeAl Pack Uverpoo Manposa Leighton MA
anIss Haze Rogers Poydencei Gpey Berabaun st CoIi Gar
belle Tracy CenfuegoS a.
SchrA-L A. Edwards Marshall CITY Ponti Clayton O''n'
BALTIMORE HeuTy Lewis, Leek, Guilfori' Conn
ARRIVED.
Steamship Gan Jaeuto Atkins. Savannah. nse and pass
STEAMSHIP Louisa Moore Wallace. Newberp y c. naya stores
Brs W b. Forrest Hanna. ST. Domingo 81 iuslie
BIZ Beauirice, Lent. Trinidad % days asphalium
Sehr. y. A. Saunders. Carroll, Norfolk
DOMESTIC PORTS.
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