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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-17
The Markets.

NEW YORK, May stocks unsettled
Money easy at Cal per ct. Five-twenties, 1862,
coupon ol3. Ten.forties coupon %. Nirginias,
ex-coupon SCI; do. new CO. North Carolinas
CO. do. new $50
BALTIMORE, May l7-Cotton quiet at CSC
for middling uplands. Flour fairly active
Wheat dull and lower prime valley red 2l0a
2l5; prime Pennsylvania red l5Oal53 Corn
firm prime white SlaS3; yellow S3aS4. Oats
dull at &c for heavy. and 6Sa73 for light. Rye
dull at l35al45. Pork quietat $3l. 50aS3l.75.
Bacon firm. Lard quiet at l9c.
New YORK, May l7.-FIour dull and I'M
prices. Corn duh with prices in favor of
buyers.
BALTIMORE, May l,.-Virgnia sizes old
inscribed, 80! bid, 50i asked.
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FOURTH WARD RADICALS. A meeting OF
the Radical party of the Fourth Ward will be
held at Bethel Church, colorcl, on Columbus
street, near Wolfe, to night. Dissatisfaction
exists among the party at the Congressional
and Legislative nominees. to give form to
which the late calls for meetings have been
made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-17

PosToFFIcE ROBBERY. the u s. Dis
trict Court in Baltimore, the case of ". A. r..
Phillips, formerly assistant in the postoffice at
Cambridge, Dorchester county, Md, indicted
for opening and destroying letter from John
B. Smoot, Alexandria, to w. B. Smoot Cam
bridge, and also for abstracing the contents OF
said letter (S6. so in notes. is on trial. Quite
a number Of witnesses have been examined
and the case was resumed this morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-17

NEW CHINA STORE Attention is directed
to the advertisement in another column of the
new china, glass and crockery ware store of
MIR. G. Edwin Eotwisle, No. l62 King street.
Mr.. Entwisle is young Alexandrisn, and de-
serves the patronage OF his townsmen.
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SUSPENSION.

MONTREAL. May III. & ID. McBurney,
large produce merchants of this city, have sas-
pended. Reports place the liabilities of the
concern at $l25,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-17

TUNERS. Many Thinkers or Dunkards
from Pennsylvania and Ohio have, during the
past few days, passed through this city via. the
Orange, Alexandra and Manassas Railroad,
for Salem, Roanoke county, Va, near which
place camp meeting Of the sect is in progress.
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VelOcipeIe Time.

ROCHESTER. N. Y. May l7.-Ffed. Harley
has made fifty miles in three hours, fourteen
minutes and thirty nine second, actual running
time on a yeocipede
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First through train Oh the Pacific
Railroad.

ST. Louis, May II. The first through pas
senger train from Sacramento arrived at Omaha
yesterday, with five hundred passengers The
travcl west from Omaha is very large.
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The Vice President.

SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, May l7.-Extensve pre-
parations arc being made to receive Vice Presi-
dent Colfax, who will visit this city in few
DAYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-17

A., l.. & H. R.-The second engineering
corps which left this city last month, to survey
the route of the proposed extension Of the AL
exandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad,
having completed the line through Key Gap,
in the Blue Ridge Mountains, have crossed the
Shenandoah, and will take up the western end
of the line on which Captain Marbury 5 corps
are engaged at Smoker Gap, and produce 1t
to Winchester by route different from any
YET surveyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-17

SALES AT FAIRFAX Court HoUsE-in
addition To the sales mentioned on Saturday to
take place at Fairfax Court House to day, are
those advertised by Love, Duany and Moore,
commissioners, Of Combe Cottage, and by Thos,
Moore, Commissioner, of several tracts Of land.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-17

HE CITY or ALEXANDRIA, The Wash
ineton Terry boat City OF Alexandra has been
temporarily removed from the line, in order
that some necessary repairs may be made to
her, and the steamer Wawaset will supply her
place on he route.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-17

A severe hail storm occurred in Lancaster,
Pa, last week.
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REMARKS The market opened very quietly,
with offerings of $50 bushels white Wheat and
1872 Of red; 25l0 bushels Corn, 10 of Oats, Il
II Rye and 90 of Corn Meal Sales OF Flour to
tie city trade only oil choice brands ct Extra.
Scarcely any denand for Wheat and no sales
reported, tho views of buyers and sellers not
according Sales Of Corn At 80. II and -,
principally At he les. mentioned figures de-
raand moderate and several samples withdrawn
SO sales of Corn Mesl. Oats in fair request
s.th sales at Gsa7J Nothing doing in Rye.
RRCEIPTs OF PRoDUCs, &c ny RAILROAD
Tue following are the receipts OF produce. &c
by the Orange, Alexandria Il Manassas K. K.
ior the week ending May 10th Corn 1858 bush
els wheat 4l72. rye I'll. oats 80, corn meal 20,
Uotatoes 10, AaXseed =. dried fruit b. sumsc
sacks. wool 10 sacks, hops bags ground tan
bark pol sacks -four los bbls, bacon S63 los,
hides r. bundles eggs Us bbls, butter 20 frkins,
Eay 10 bales whiskey bbls, soap 2l3 lbs. to-
tscco 30 boxes, furs bag and l box, tan bark
% cords, leather 10 rolls, maple sugar 200 lbs,
fowls coops, sundres - boxes and bbls, rags
1915 lbs. empty casks 20. blowing machines l,
glass bottles box, blooms l4s tons, fish 3 bbls,
-ugsr Dbl, old copper "a lbs, sheet iron i
uundlss, t,nwsre 1 Dbl. sewing machines l,
,ountry chairs II, horse collars l bundle, om-
uibuses /, buckets II, nails kegs, iron and
tones 700 lbs. horses, cows, calves. sheep, &c I,
% lumber ~, 500 feet old iron 2l,35O lbs, bones
800 lbs. cattle car loads. sheep car loads.
sheep and cattle car load, sheep and hogs /
ar load. and other freight amounting TO Is
IONS. Freight sent forward 72s tons.
The following are the receipts of produce
&c by the Alexandria, Loudoun & Hsmp-
slige 4. r., for the week ending May 10th -
Wheat 9l30 bushels, corn 90I, meal log, rye
b.. oats Ala. -four 100 bbls, butter 81 bbls and
sogs, eggs 81 bbls and boxes. calves l0j head,
,aeep IS head, hogs head, cattle s car los's
wood 1873 cords, furniture car load, leather IL
r,ls
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MARINE List.

sUS ROSE ............4 40 NOON SETS IN g.. U w
,Us sErs............7 OF HIGH WATER m q. II ~
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MAY Il.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper. Baltimore. t. r.
Wheat.
Steamer w. W. Colt, Wilson, Baltimore. to
b r. Wilson.
Steamer George Ii. Stout, Ford. Philadel-
yhs to Nj. Eldridge i Co.
Schr Henry Hobert. Manson, New Haven,
Cvuu., to American Coal Co.
SAILED.
6 hr Henry Hobert, Manson. Providence,
K l., coal by American Coal Co,
brig Levi Stevens. Monroe, Boston, coal by
hampshire & Bait. Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
S,Lr Katie J. Hoyt, Parker. from New Hs-
ven for this port, arrived at New York 10th
Iastant
Schr. Sattrthwsite, Long. for this port
cared at Boston l4th inst.
Schrs. Reading r. K No. ~. Robinson. and
Potomac, Eldridge, hence at Philadelphia l4th
Instant.
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A fire last week in Queen Annes county,
Nd, destroyed 200 cords of oak wood and
/, 500 fence rails
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NRESH COUNTRY BUTTER AND EGGS
L received to day by
q WM RAMSAY,
my l. li7 King street
NTRAW BERRY CREAM to morrow, at
- my lit AUERBACHS.
DINEAPPLE ICE CREAM TO-DAY, at
l. my lit AUERBACH'S.
CAMUEL HARTLEY.
GENERAL MMISSION MERCHANT,
No ~ Union street
Alexandria Va.
Gs- Particular affection paid to the selling
oiGRAlN FLOU X and all kinds ofCOUNTRY
PRODUCE, and filling all orders for GROCE-
RES, GUANO. PLASTER, Sc, Sc, at the
lowest rates.
eS- Agent for the sale of the celebrated
ROUND TOP HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
10 Aft
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LfsLIEs GAZETTE OF FASHION From Mr.
George f. French we have, this evening, Les
lie i magazine for JUNO.
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CIRCUIT CoURT. The May term OF the
Circuit Court for this county, Judge WiIlough
by presiding, commenced its session this morn
ing.
LAW SIDE. Grand jury sworn, charge Land
adjourned until Thursday at 10 o clock.
Alexander ". Chiffon, ot Washington,
qualified as an attorney of this Court.
John T. Creighton, Samuel j. Reed, Town
send D. Feudall, Edgar Suowien, jr., George &,
Hewes and Thos Rudd were excused a. drawn
jurors.
j. r. Cation qualified a. Deputy Clerk OF
the Court, vice G. H. Ramey. appointed At
torney Tor the Commonwealth.
Several cases were called and continued, aud
others set far hearing.
CuANcERY SIDE. Joseph l.. Fairias ct ux.
vs. Armistead Collins ct al decree.
Wheatey ct al. VS. Butter ct ais decree
confirming sale
Court adjourned till 10 clock to morrow.
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A NDREW j. FLEMING,

A NDREW j. FLEMING,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No Hing street
Alexandria, Va.
Suhchs consignments of COUNTRY PRO-
UuCE and orders for The purchase of supplies,
and promises to give the best attention to any
business entrusted to him, and to make prompt
returns. Je 70 II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-17

FIsnTowN. Some ten or a dozen shores on
the Potomac are still fishing, but the number
is gradually diminishing, aud, all it is expected,
will have cut out before the end of the current
week. The hands which have been employed
at Fowke's came up yesterday evening, and
attracted considerable attention as the vessel
containing them passed by the wharves OF the
city. One OF the packers at Fishtown, formerly
connected WITH the night watch, tell into vat
there yesterday, filled with brine, and was
nearly drowned before he was pulled cut. The
receipts of fish are daily decreasing, and The
catch this year is much short of that of the
preceding fishery. Shad sold this morning at
$3.50 per hundred, and herring at $ll.j0
per Thousand. Sturgeon are arriving p!en-
TRULY
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4 j. pAXIDsoN.

RICHARD W. AVERY. y. J. DAVIDSON.
VERY & DAVIDSON,
IA Successors to Henderson & Avery
)GHOCERS LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. @-G, King street, corner of Alfred,
Alexandria, Va.
Dealers in Butter. Lard, Salt, Fish, Flour 8a
,ou, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, SC Country Produce
;aken in exchange for Merchandise, or sold on
commission at lowest rates. feb 20-tf
liz WIN. RAMSAY,
Successor to Hough Z RAMSAY
GROCER,
aud Dealer in Fine Teas, Tobacco, Cigars.
Canned Goods, English and Amer lean
Pickles. Sauces, Jellies, &c
l47 King street.
PERSONAL attention given to orders from the
country. ian lS-tf
If L"cR,
- =, Sols ostlsnd Mills Family Flour.
~ 81 8aggerley
~ g holiday
4 'h asnt and for sale by
WATTLES i CO,
~ lin II King ST.. Alexsndris, Va.
SaLE-llOO lbs. ROCK SALT, in store and
V5 sale by w. A. SHOOT,
wv No. 81 North Union ct.
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Gold

NEW YORK;. May l7.-Gold to-day IA!
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AGRICULTURAL.
THE AMERICAN HAY TEDDER

AND ONLY PERFECT MACHINE
For farming or Tedding Hay. Simple Dura-
bls Light Draft.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
REAL ESTATE MATTERa

The sale of west side property BY Muller wilkins
Co. yesterday was an important event In the real
esiate market usf at tina, time While all Interested
In The present rnove.nenL anxiousy looking for
signs OF the future or ts MARKET and even the most
condent excited 10 Solbt by the expressed eau
tion OF many whose ability 70 Judge cannot be
doubted the result Of this sae win no doubi be
garded as setting ASIDE 70 great extent the fore
bodings uttered Of threatened reaction so far as
these have been applied 10 city property. Without
any extra effort IN their presentation the prices OBJ
tanned for these lots are uy equal To tne best riis
year, and exhibit continued activity for property In
tins neighborho0d.
present feeling in the market this sale was eagerly
attended and general satisfaction was felt at the
result.
II should be borne in mind. however, that there
are exceptional causes operating 10 the appreciation
OF this property OF nature to maintain rs nrmness
on other descriptions Noticeably IL Is subject TO
the quickenlng eject OF improvements long In
purpose, and others already completed. The
attractions OF the Park and Boulevard are not
prospective but accomplished facts, aud the
movement Of the fashionable quarter in this
direction has already commenced, causing 1t
to be very much sought after for building
sites and insuring its continued advance In price
from the constant increase OF its attractions. Loca
ties more distant from the city are influenced almost
provided IN the distant future. which are undoubt-
edly being 700 sangunely discounted The effect OF
the abaIl IloDnent OF many OF the schemes now re-
gariei - SO certain or accomplishment would be
disastrous in Ie extreme, and 1t Is the uncertainty
that necessarily belongs to projects OF such magnt
tude operating to checg fnrther advance upon al
ready very high figures that has caused the appear
ance OF reaction before noticed Ia this connection.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
CONVENTION Or IRISH SOCIETIES

convention OF delegates from the Irish societies
was held last evening at Hbernian Hall to COM
piete arrangements for the celebration Of st.
Patricks Day. Patrick McArdc having been
elected chairman, the committees appointed to
call on Colonel Cavanagh, sixty-ninth regi-
mcnt and the Police Commissioners reported
that their request for an escort would
be complied with. John Dwyer, chairman OF the
committee who called Mayor Hall, stated that he
promised 10 review the procession and invite the
Corporation to JOIN with him. The position OF the va
rous societies and the line OF march adopted for the
procession was then read. Charles A. Clarke moved
the following resolution, which passed unanlm-
ouslv:--
Whereas we have recently heard that OF III. Fenans
who have suffered imprisonment for their devotion 10 tho
Irish national have been iberaed and whereas s
desirable that should show mark OF our esteem and
regard FOR them,
kssovs That any the irish patriots lately imprsoned
In British jas who may arrive before St. Parick Day be
vcd 10 Join in the procession, aud that carriage be
specially appropriated for them.
A resolution to invite Mr.. Michael Connolly TO
JOIN In tile procession was adopted. Some discus.
sion followed on proposed change In the line OF
march, after which the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
UNITED STATES coanssloaEas' COURT.
Charge of Blnclsnni'ing.

SEufyc OF xtlucknnuisuKs
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United States rs. Fusnhans B. Tlch;er.-The
hearing OF this case was resumed yesterday. The
defendant, an officer, was placed in charge OF
the distery belonging TO Mr.. J. f. Ray. The alle-
cations were that the defendant received money to
prevent certain charges being brought against Mr.
Raw who however, affirmed that he always paid his
taxes.
:. r. Quinn was produced and examined on behalf
oil The prosecution by District Attorney Courtney.
lie testified that Mr. Ray had told him OF the occur
renee aud requested him 70 go TO his ofiice the
1lth OF January when he would see the money paid
70 Tucker, as he wanted to have witness present.
Ray SAID he was determined that he would not be
backnailed by any person, as he paid taxes enough
witness then stated that on three OccasOnB-viz.,
the llrn, 10th ana I'D OF January-he was present
when he saw Ray place money on fuckers knee,
whence the latter transferred II to his pocket.
On crosS-eXAmnatlnn witness said that he was In
the coal business; when he went to the office he had
no conversation with Ray about the matter; Tucker
and Ray were seated near heater, while witness
was on the lounge IN the once apparently reading
the paper, and saw the money, three 500 bills; Ray
din not say anything when paying the money, but
Tucker observed sthat was oil right n0w;'' witness
b. Rays request took q memorandum OF what ne
Saw the morning OF the 10th he heard Tucker ask
Ray for q couple OF hundred dollars; Ray said he
would lei him have them as he returned from
tn bank later In the day he saw Ray give Tucker two
81 bills; similar circumstance took place on the
23d he made q memorandum OF all that occurred.
The case was adjourned till Tuesday next
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THEFT OF A Horse AND wAaoN.-william Shute, .
laborer living In Mott street. yesterday arrested
by oficer Howell, Of the Third precinct, on the
charge Of having stolen . horse, harness. gf6cer's
wagon and quantity Of groceries, valued in all at
SzQN belonging TO Henry Busing, living at No. 100
horse and wagon standing In Barclay street for o
few minutes, when Shute came along jumped into
the g AND away M
gave information which led to the arrest Of the
cused. Justice Hogan committed the accused for
trial IN default OF $1,000 ball.
FoRGERs CoMxITTRD.-An examination was to
have taken place yesterday morning before Justice
Hogan In the case Of Edward Manoux, charged with
forging the name Of Alexander Hornby to . check
on the BULBS Head Bank for s275, but the accused
waived his rights ana was fully committed In full
for trial in default OF 500 ball. Manoux H twenty
eight years OF age born In Vermont lives in Amity
street and is4 broker BY occupation He denies his
ars
and Ii now In the Tombs In default OF $4,000 bail.
It was stated In court that in September last Manoux
ign SAVINGS bank which @ resulted in the subseauens
presentation Of forged draft for $4,000 TO the teller
cnd nS H Hs ge "a
case, but speedy action Will be taken.
SURPRISE AND CAPTURE OF BURGLAR.-About
one O'Clock yesterday morning, as officers Torbush
and Grnth OF the First precinct, were on duty they
heard the rafting Of window glass at the blank book
mandatory Of Messrs Janton 4 Sweezey, No. 80 Ex-
change place. and, suspectIng somethingwronR, has
tened to the place to make On examination. It was
then discovered that the shutter and sash Of the
front basement window had been broken open, and
from light burning inside man named John Mur-
ply was seen rummaging desk and closet drawers In
search OF plumber. Remaining In secluded spot for
a few minutes the officers saw Murphy emerge from
the basement with box OF sperm candles, aparor
Matches other stolen property In his possession
He was arrested and taken before Sergeant Cherry,
at the New street police station, where the prisoner
displayed very bold spirit, and remarked TO the
sergeant This will be another Smedick case,n from
which the inference was drawn that he intended to
waylay and assassinate the ocers after the manner
OF tho murderer Real, now under sentence OF
death for killing o1cer Smedick Of tho Twenty-rst
precinct. Murphy, who Is twenty-five years OF age,
lives with his parents (very respectable people, at
25 william street, and Is said to be bad man. fre-
quently beating his father and mother and commit
ting other acts OF violence The accused was taken
before Judge Hogan and committed TO the Tombs
for trial.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
SUPERIOR cousT-IRAL IERm-pAsT H.
Action Against y Steamship Company.
before Judge Fithian.

Action Against u Steamship Company.
Before Judge Fithian.
zo1ano ". The NasiQpgE SteGrls1tp Company
This was an action to recover damages UNDER the
following circumstances :-SIt APPEARED fhsss yae
plaintiff wes . passsngsf "a -hOsfd the steamship
Helvetia, TIE ffoberty Of the defendants. On the
arrival Of the vessel In this port the luggage was
placed upon wharf. but Q box belonging to the
paintif suddenly disappeared. He now sues for the
va'ue Of the box, which, as stated, contained .
quantlty OF vauables together with 500 soveregns
palnrn In regard to the value OF the box and it's
contents were unreliable, a. she had previously In
ar,lc,es OF clothing, and tnat fifteen sovereigns
would cover lne !, ioss. M ~ ~
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
PERSONAL lNrElLlclscs.

List Of Americans registered at Drexel, Harjes a
Co.'s, No. Rue scribe, Paris, for the week ending
February 20. lsoo:-New York-H. Al. Van Scnaick.
John J. wysong, III. N. Gregory, Mr.. Turnbull and
family Mr. and Mrs. James Q. Wilson, MISS Eliza f.
Wilson, WIN. Kumbcl Wilson, Miss Louisa \. Kun
adephIa--Mr. and Mrs. MI Weaver, Mrs. Mary A.
Townsend, w. b. Bullock and family. MISS Annie =.
Biddle X. n. Townsend, Mrs. l.. u. Fetterman, 3.
Espen, James A. Wright, Miss Edith Wright, Thco-
dorc Wright, Joseph r. Page and family. Havana
VI. Upman. providence--C. h. Eaton. meanwhile,
F.-E. W. shippen. York, Pa.--iiorace Bonhan.
san trancsco-N. DINNER Cnclnnati-Mr. and
Mrs. George y. Bowler Engiand~-Miss ]. Ford
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

Real estate on Long Island still conrnues quite
active The following are among the most impor-
tant Of recent transactons:--
Mr.. Hampton House has sold his farm on the
County road at Riverhead, to George L. Luce, of
Worthwhile for $780,
Mrs. Roswell Warner has purchased the house on
Main street, sag Harbor, in which she now resides
for $4,000
Mr.. E. Edwards OF Patchogue some three weeks
ago bought from Brewster Terry his fine farm,
situated about mile from the village, for S. 600.
Mr. Edwards has since res0ld the farm at good
The property OF the late T. M. A. weeks, at Thomp-
sons station, has been sold to gentleman residing
In this city for $4,000. The property consists OF $50
acres Of land and large stone dwelling house.
Mr.. John Prudential has purchased the Bassett
M. II. Gregory, or Noyac, has sold eighty seven
acres OF land TO David B. higgins for $1,000.
e. W. Phillips has sold his beautiful mansion and
grounds, on, Main street. Greenport, TO John A.
Mr.. Monseli recently bought forty-three acres Of
land from the Reformed church at rlatbush for
sl72o0o and sold It within few days at profit OF
Ellsworth ruthin, Of Mattituck, has sold his farm
Of sixty acres to Peter Wyckon, OF Brooklyn, for
Mr. Henry Reeves, Of MattItuck, has bought
fifteen acres Of land from Amanda Terry for 81 200
Mr.. Tuthill has sold to Mr.. I. Robinson, OF NATL
tuck, sixteen acres OF land for $500.
Mr.. ii. Reeves, Of Matttuck, has sold to Mr.. D. M.
Tuthi thirty acres Of land at that place for 600.
Mr.. Robinson, OF Mattituck, has sold to Mr.. Silas
Halock. thirty -dve acres OF land for $4,so0.
The property known as Irving Hall. on Orchard
street. Tarryt0vn, has been purchased by County
Treasurer N. Holmes Odell for $4,000.
Mr.. Thomas Leary has sold his house and lot, the
latter 75xl00, situAted State street. sing sing,
Ars. s. A. jerks for s5.oOo
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couar-In BANKRUPTCY.
Before Judge Blatchford.

Before Judge Batchford.
IN the Motte' or John Robfnson and Enocn Cham
oe,iain.-This case came before the court on q
registers certificate on the Goth OF February. Mr.
Robinson with counsel and the creditor, attended o
meeting when the counsel moved that the creditors
deiaut be entered his counsel not having appeared,
aud II was accordingly entered by the register.
Subsequently at another hearing, when the bank
rupts we're aosent. the creditor and his counsel ap
peared ana an order was taken for the examination
OF The bankrupt, who objected upon aiidayIts, at
certificate restrain the procedure OF the creditor.
The Judge IN deciding the matter said he saw no
reason for interfering with the matter.