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The New York herald., 1870-09-27
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant Colonel Alfred Sully, unassigned, is
relieved from duty as superintendent OF Indian Ar
fairs In Montana Territory. The following addi-
tional officers are also relieved from the same
duty:-First Iieutenanls +. NJ. Camp, VIM. n. Pease
and George f. Ford The following, by direction OF
the President, have been honoraby discharged from
the service at their own request:-Captaln Daniel d.
Lyon, First LIeuenants Patrick N. Flood and Leon
ard Wghtman. The following unassigned army Of
fcers are relieved from duty as Indian agents:--
Captain James w. Long, First Lieutenants W. II.
Bourne and Frank d. Garreity. Captain w. A. FL
derkin, commissary OF subsistence, IL ordered 70
Denver, Col, TO take post as purchasing commissary
Second Lieutenant George j. spencer Is ordered TO
take charge OF the recruits awaiting orders at Gin
cinnati, Ohio, for his regiment.
TWO hundred recruits for mounted service now
stationed at Carlisle, Pa ordered TO the Depart
ment or the Platte for service.
BY direction OF the President the Headquarters or
the Department Of Texas are transferred from Aus
TN 10 san Antonio.
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CAPTURE or A WHALE.

Al au carry hour on Sunday morning resident o.
New YORK, while enjoying horseback ride on tile
beach at Far Rockaway, discovered a large whale
near me shore, nonndering and bleeding while ap-
parenuy endeavoring TO battle with the waves
WHICH feientessy continued to urge 1t from Its ma
i've element, leaving IL IN short time helpless
on the sand. The neighborhOOd having oeen
aroused, ho Tune was lost before the piscato-
stout ropes, and by the time this had been accom-
plIsfed the whale had ceased to exist. On being
measured its dimensions were found to be as fol-
lows-Entne length, thlrtythree and one-half feet;
0ukes on each side, eight feet long and twenty
inches br0ad tall In, eight and Onenalf feet Scores
of barnacles-nlany OF them 10 large as heU's egg
kt0dded TIC under Jaw.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The announcement IL made that certain OF the
seven per cent bonds OF the Memphis ana Little Rock
Railroad Company are In the market unendorsed
aud that In this condition they are not good de-
livery.
The Boston Advertiser Of Saturday Says
:. Although the Boston, Hartford and Erie corpora
ti0n Will dispense with the rooms In PembertOn
square, making quite saving thereby IL is not true
that the headquarters or the company 10 he re-
moved 10 New York. They viii simply be trans
ferred TO the Merchants Bank Building state
Az Inc next meeting OF the directors 1t Is PROBABLE
Lhat several plans for consolidating the b0nds,
nOating DEBT ana stock viii be considered. Tnc
ROAD III its present uncompcted state, running
nowhere III particular IL earning $50 900 per month
above It's running expenses or The interest upOn
$s,O0O0oo OF capital. lt is understood that the
court VIII shortly be petioned 10 allow the Issue OF
certihcates OF Indebtedness by which the road may
be ilnisned 10 Wimantic, and IL Is hoped that work
inaJ De pegun ON the unfinished portion early in
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DARING BURGLARY BY A NEGRO.

The suburban residence OF Warren Leland at
Harrison, westcnester county. was bulglariously
visited night or two ago by daring negro VINO
entered the sleeping apartment occupied by Mrs
Leland aud appropriated her gold watch IN addi-
uon to two Overcoats which he had already sup
Piled himself with from the establishment. On
Leland from ner sumbers the burglar at once fed
from the house but was followed and arrested at
Forty-second street. New York, with one OF
the absracted coats on his back and the stolen
watch In bis possession The negro, who is known
only by the name OF George, was Identified as hav-
ing been the employ OF Mr. s~nand about two
years ago. Having a thorough knowledge Of the
premises the burglar forced an entrance through q
kitchen window. be was subsequently committed
to the county ail TO await the action OF tho Grand
Jury
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THE STATE BONDS OUTFIT.

THE STATE BONDS QUIET.
The Southern State bonds wer3 quiet but steady
in price, and the following were the closing
prices:-Tennessec, ex coupon, .s2A 62]s: do,
new, soG 4 60a4; Virginia, ex coupon, 81 a ss;
53A; Georgia skies, s3 s5; do scvens 90 a
92 do. do, Old, 30 %: Nortn Carolina, ex
coupon, 50is 'j0A; DO, funding 1866, 20 a.;
do. do, 1868, "a a 38; do, new, zstS a ~: do.
special lax, 23lt a 23's; Missouri skies, 90 10
do, Hannibal and ~. Joseph, 30 a 90]s; Louisiana
skies, II '2 do. new, 65j. 81; do. leyee sixes
10 7s; do. do, eigh,s, 81 ss; do. penitentiary
sevens IS 78; DO railroad eiphts 81 So: Alabama
ives, 10 Il "; do. e,gbts, 100 l0l; do. railroad
eignts, "a a ss; south Carolina SKIES SO a SIS; do.
new January aud July, eS "a 5s1s; do. new Aprii
and October ~ 74 do, registered stock. old 10 a
70; Arkansas SKIES. 80 "A ~; 10. sevens, - "a.
LATEST PRICES Og GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the closing street prices FOR
government bonds:-- United States currency skies
IlI4alll,. DO 1881, registered li3l ia; DO. 40
coupon, ll3st ia; do hvetwentes registered, May
ana November, NIX II "a do DO, 1862. coupon,
do iI2s. Il2G.; do, 1864, do do, III .aliI%;
do do 1865 80. DO, NE NIX; 40. do., regis
tered January ana July, no.. ii0si; do. do. 1885,
coupon, do liU4 u ll0is; do to, 1857 do. do
ll0Il 1l0l, do de., 1865, do DO, li0', ll03s; do
ten-iortes, registered, io6 100 4; do. do., ccu-
pom 1861 a 1868.
THE COURSE or THE GOLD NAEKEr.
The chief fluctuations IN The prioeof gold were ~
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Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

This Board met al two O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon,
President Calvin In the chair.
The report OF the Committee on Finance IN favor
OF adopting an ordinance authorizing the issue OF
stock for the purpose OF raising fund 10 establish
an observatory, &C., In Central Park, was received
and the ordnance adopted
Resolutions were adopted changing the name OF
Laurens street To South Fifth avenue; to pave
Twenty-bfth street, from Sixth avenue 10 North
river, with Belgian pavement; to pave Ninth ave-
nue., from Thirty-fourh 10 FOrty-ffth street, with
Belgian pavement; liking the salary OF the O1ice
messenger OF the Clerk OF the Common Council at
the same amount as Is now paid To the assistant
messenger OF the Board of Aldermen. The Board
then adjourned.
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Ono O'Clock u M.
STREET QUOTATIONS..
Half.pnsr Five o,C,ock p. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY. cr, o. sp

MONDAY, Sept 25-6PM.
CoffEE-fhe market for Rio quiet but prices were
hrm for all grades at quotations below There were sold
In Baltimore $500 bags New Light and arrive there
240 do Chance private terms For the descrip
tons the market quiet but steady former quotations
We quote:Ro ordinary cargoes Ni4c. ia4c.; fair do
15c. lb4c. good do, i6c 161c. prime do. lie &c
extremes for lots Hc lsc Java, l9c. 22c Singapore
lsc. l9c; Ceylon, l7sc. 1ec. Marscsibo, 15c Ice
Laguayra, l6hc lsc Jamaica, lac l6c Ccara, l6c
l1c. MeIican Ioc l3c; savaniIiu, lbc. lsca gold,
duty paid.
CoTroNThe amount OF business consunnmated in this
staple WAS only moderate and he market heavy and
prices receded fully ac per ID The demand all classes
OF buyers light and holders generally
to realize at tae close At the above reanctlon. There
were sold l,Uoo baies of which .l0 fDr
spinning, 2i0 for SS; on ppacu.
lation. Included in the were l1O bales 10 arrive
There business transacted future
but the offerings were large and prices generally 4
below those obained Saturday The sales
basis low middlng for September delivery, a. sc Az
oOo DO Tor octooeI At lbc 10 l5c LOO DO for DO.
16sc cU do. for do. I64c, 4OD do. November At
1896 $50 do for do. at lslc 100 l6c lOO do for
December l6ac., 900 do. l6c, do. do Az
l6c 100 do for January at and Saturday, ,0j
do for september at 7shc go do October
1870. and LOO do-.ior January at l6Hc. We quote:
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Wheat was In moderate request, but at decline of lc
&c. per bushel. There prime No. spring sold
waukee The sales comprsd ABOUT 2 bushels O7
for No spring. 81 - for No Chicago and soft Milwaukee
VI "a for prime old No l. 81 q for do, 81 "a 81 35
for amber winter 81 ~ *I ~ for small lots do 81 Is
Tor hot NO. spring Corn duh and nominal The
were only about 2.c0 bushels at SIC. a0c for mixed
dull and nominal at former prices Oats dull aud
lower The sales So 600 bushels 50c 5cc for old
and new Western, 535c. b5Hc for Ohio. Barley
and nominal or malt 600 bushels twoowed State were
sold at III 10
FnkIsHTs- msrke. was dpil the offerings to all
parts being very light and rates were heavy and
lower especially for grain room in the Liverpool
steamers The demand FOR vessel. for charter was less
active, though full rates generally asked The en-
gsgenents To Liverpool per steamer q bushels
wheat part al 7d and 800 bales cotton x I'd To
1000 bor flour. at .s I'D and stesmS i50O bushels
wheat, At Sd To Antwerp 1000 bbls. rosin at 3d. The
charters wcre;-A bark about 256 tons from
vessel with Abo1 900 bbls. TO Rotterdam at b.
3D. brig 20 Gibraltar for orders with cases petro-
leun; bark with 1000 bbs do direct port on tha
Continent between Hsvre and Hamburg, Du,cn ports er-
Guided, and bark for the voyage f00 bbs do
private terms; also bark arrive in philadelphia
50. sd. -
GUENiEs dull, of no sales; prices re-
msned nominal a. BIC. 2c. Tor bags 2sac. 3c. for
cloth
HEMP.No sales OF any kind reported: prices were
nominal at i3c gold. Nans &C. do. lutte II 5
do for Sissi and 71sc. do FOR fampico, l pond.
Hors slow OF sale the demand being light and be
market WAS heavy At lOc 2lc old crop i5c Doc
for Dew. Holders wSe generally anxious TO realize.
MoLAsSkS.--Ws heard Of sales OF moment. The de-
nand confined o small lots to supply immediate
the trade and prccA all KINDS heavy and
nm m nal At "A tni lntx n ut.f 10 pn
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COURT or SESSIONS.
Before Judge Troy.

John .. Heatn vas tried yesterday lor stabbing
Michael Armstrong, OF Fifth avenue on the evening
OF July n last. The prisoner and mis- wife we're
quarrelliDg, when Armstrong interfered and was
The jury convicted the prisoner or an assault with
intent to DO bodily narin, ana he was reuanded for
sentence.
John Rogers and George Lent were tried for al
tempting TO break into the residence OF AR. Dibbie
No. 100 Greene avenue. They are TWO OH Offenders
They were promptly convicted by the jury and Judge
Troy sentenced each of them TO The Pencnlury .Ior
w " afS ana SIX months.
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THE TYNE CREW ON oyOlTs.

match Of sixty-one points for $1,000 a side has
been arranged between the Tyne crew and four
New Workers. The match Will take place at the
Good Intent on Forueth street, between Seventh ana
Eighth avenues. New York will be represented by
Messrs. Harry Clifton, OF Houston street, James
Farlsh OF John street, William Kellock aud James
Gibson. The betting on this game Is very heavy
yIe Tyne crew are tie iayOlites.
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CITY COURT.
iiabeas Corpus Gases.
I,efOre Judge Nelson.

James o Bren, a boy, was committed 10 the Peni.
tenIary for six months by Justice Delnisr ON the
charge Of having stolen some rope belonging to a
party unknown. Yesterday Mr. William Gil moved
for his discharge, on the ground Of irregularty In
the Justices commitment which SET iortp that the
property in question was stolen from some party
nnknOwn" ~ must appear, counsel argued that
the property was stolen from some person known 10
the law. Judge Nelson reserved his decision.
William Farley, who had been committed by a
Justice on charge or yagrancy, was discharged
from custody, on The ground That the commitment
did NOT set forth where the offence took place and
where the examination Was nelu.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
lfOard OF Aldermen.

The Board OF Aldermen met by special can at two
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, President Conan In
the chair. remonstrance was presented from
Augustin DAILY against the licensing OF ticket specu-
lators Laid over The President announced that
members OF the Board mnst have in their list OF
polling places by "Wednesday OF Thursday next. Tue
Board then adjourned.
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THE COURTS T.
tenced-Business in the Court Of
General Sessions.
COURT or OYER ANO TERMINgn.

Prisoners Arrnigncd and AdIonrnmens Of the
Court.
Before Judge Barnard.
The Court OF oyer and Terminer opened again yes
terday, pursuant to adjournment from the previons
Monday, when the following prisoners were ar
ragned, pleaded not guilty, and the court was fur
ther adjourned to the 2Sth inst.:-John Glass, mur-
der; John QUINN, do; Thomas Mccarthy do I;
Thomas Sheridan, DO; Patsy Matthews, do; Dr.
woman.
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COURT CAlEaDARS-THlS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.- by Judge
ngraham.-Adjourned TO Thursday.
MARINE COURT-rRlAL TERM.--Part I.-Held by
Judge Curtis.-Nos 2022 30l2 1887 All, 1891, 2053
1897 20l0 $685. 3040 301i 3045 3O4o 3O47 305I 3054
$685. 1866 Part 2-Judge Joacbnsen.--Nos. 1927,
1906 1889, 1885, 20l2 1923 2042 $685. 31ag 30s2 as3
3O44 aO4S 3O4A aQhD 30hZ 20h2.
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ER0NkLYS COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
A Poor Young Man.
Before Commissioners Jouea

John Buckley Jr., was before the Commissioner
on the charges Of keeping livery stable, billiard
saloon, retail liquor and rectiiying establishment
without paying the special tax Buckley pleaded
guilty 10 every charge save the last one, aud mex
tennation stated that business WAS very dull and
that he could not raise the money TO pay the tax
He trusted however, that he would be bic To do 80
In a few days. Commissioner Jones adjourned the
hearing untl October 49, and released the defendant
On his own recoguiZauce.
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ypfands Ho,He

FLOUR AND GRAiNkeceipts 2SJgS bbls. lour, liz 10.
and 1s0 bags meal, 2b39 bushels wheat s317g do
1853 do oats 51S5 do barley and l5070 do matt
The iour market ruled dull heavy declining ana n
order TO sell to extent lower In
evltable. rhe about 5000 bbs For Southern
Hour the demand limited, and prices heavy
450 bbls Rye -four steady with moderate demand
Sales 200 bbs Corn meal of 5b
b6ls at 50 80 FOR brandywne 81 for Southern aud "a %
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Sept. 20. 1870.
The Court OF Appeals calendar ior Tuesday en-
braces tue Iollowlng:-Nos. 1872, l63, lG4, l65 90,
lo1, ios, 1859, 10, III, 112, 1876, I46 and I52.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

GLEAsoN-HANNoN.-O Monday. September 20,
at st. Thomas Roman Catholic churcn, Mamaro-
neck, by Rev. Thomas Mclaughlin, Mr.. John GLEA-
son 70 Miss ANNIE HASNoN, both OF above-named
place.
McAFFERY-BoyLE.-Oh Thursday September
% by tle Rev. Willam Quin, pastor OF ST. Peters
church, JoHN MCAFFEBY 10 MARY A. BOYLE, all OF
this city
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent arrivals in This City Yesterday.
General Lucas, of Onondaigua; Rev. l. d. Quig-
ley Of Charlestown; Colonel il. W. Oakley. of Indi-
ana; Major O. WiDship, Of the United States Army;
Colonel j. Cakes and Colonel W. Alger, OF Boston;
8. /. James, Of the United States Navy, and f. H.
Angamar, of New Orleans, are at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
General George p. Buell.. Of the United States
Army; Hon. Simon Cameron, OF Pennsylvania; Col
0nel J. W. FOrney OF Washington and +. w. Hun
newell, OF Boston, arc at the Brevoort House,
Judge Nelson, OF Poughkeepsie Judge Lowe of
Middetown and d. g. LIttlejohn, OF Buffalo. are ap
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Count Tnrenne, OF the French Legation, and Dr.
J. r. Knsman OF the United States Army are nj the
Abenarle HOTEL
Commander Abbott, Of the United States Navy:
Joseph Taylor and J. Burton, Of Hamilton, Ontario
are at the Hoffman House.
DR.. J. W. Scott, OF New York; Z. M. Carpenter OF
st. Louis, and c. W. Bentley, Of Albany, are at the
Coleman House.
ThenrgtOn OF Alabama, and c. r. Griggs of chi
cagO, are al the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Professor s. F. Baird and DR.. Dotcb, OF Washing.
ton, are al the Irving House.
A. ii. Isaacson OF New Orleans; W. 8. Godbe Of
Utah; II. W. Knox, OF Tennessee; d. Reed, of Penn
ylvania G. W. Wilcox, OF Boston; G. p Atmore Of
Kentucky, and w. Hoey, OF Virginia, are at the
Grand Central Hotel.
Admiral Boiley, OF the United States Navy; General
E. W. Rice, OF Washington; Captain r. f. Lopez or
Stonington, and General George N. Macy OF Boston,
pre at the Astor House.
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NAVAL sToEEs.-rne demand Tor sIIru iurpebline was
light aud the salos confined 10 small tots
unchanged, closing S1c for mcrchzrtable
yard About 10 6bs. Ia lots sold At gyi1c. lOc
and nominal. The business ther.
WAS nut litle uemsnd. and that mostly for small
amounts and prices were except for the low grades
when were neld Tor rather higher prices STRAINED
0uoted NJ 81 W ~. Sales bbs, lots
pIice--withn the Of 81 05 ~ for ~ 90
81 10 for NO SO 10 - 70 for pale and 5 VI Tor extra
do and window glass. Whining dsi noui-
mai At ~ 35 n ~ 60. No sales.
OiLsisnseed was selling small lots 10 cssks, al Sgc
9O.. utner KINDS were Gull bat utunciangeJ IN value.
PKrROLgUN.-CrO bulk. yyss hcd al sndh
light, and 20 sales of moment reported. Crude n
bbs doll and nominal at To- Isc the last
ade al e inside prce. Tacre business reported
~ DSpbibs, which quoted IUly which the
safe made. The market OIL September
isely quiet and ,rne though the offerings
usnt the closing prices sbac 25ec. For October
livery there Was densnd about Saturdays closing
pfIccs The 800 September delivcry
prssls terms, DD do for October do a6c 5000
the nrs hsN do. at ~ aud (rnored 4VU0 the
sauir delivery at about the price. There
moderate business dolne IN iobbng lots which selling
al J,c 2se; the latter price tor prime white. rhtla
dephn- wun huhsn demand and stiy~lv free
offerings, tue msrkekior refined dun sno heavy
prc.s easier Sosng about .c FOR eeptenibar
@Jtse Tor October and &C for November and December
ossher Ioere sold 10 bbIs (aish eSt for the
nall ot De ep,ber n. gsc.
PHpVlStoSB SBRrceps. 3-2 bills. and tierccs beef ts7
packages cot meats, iS pbls. aud 800 lard With but
niue demand end comparatively offerings, holders gene
rally being anxious realize the market for quiet
snd heavy and prices rercded the exten. 7c per
s'ss OF western mess made low S2 25 which
was about ihc closing Thore disposed 200 bbs
mess Va 20 80 do. Tor the 18th inst ~ s2 1O aud
300 do or first half October S24 1 option The
were sold about 2bO bbs in small lots at 1874 80 for NESS
xg9 30 for city do. and T29 $40 City
ifm owingt Is scarcity. Live hoes were IN fair supplv
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In the gold loan market the rates for borrowing
1at, and . B. f. Lii 7, l52, 36s ii6 and 4, per
cent The operations OF the Goi Exchange BANK
were as follows:--
Cod cleared 500, Ols,0 600
Cold balances. Observation-Disclosures. 905,2il
Currency balances. es..............,.,..... i,l22,3TO
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Prominent Dcpartures,

Prominent Departures.
Colonel L. Nichols for Erie, Pa; Major Head for
Albany; Captain Merritt, OF the United States Army,
for California; General Donaldson, for Newport and
NJ. p. Bemus, for MaysvDe.
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rHE suB-ynrAsuRy REpoGr.
The following was to-day's business at the ,

the United States sub.Treasury;-
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HENRY B. HERTs. AUoTIoNEER,
Ii Saleyooms " Church and rs Reade street
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SPECIAL SALE
BY or okbER EbEaAST oE oAFlsEr kuEsSIEH sS5THHE,x r.,
Al ~ iIs SyHs WARSERo0As, S ~ AND iss BRoADwAY,

and following days until disposed Of.
This entire rich and valuable stock OF class Cabinet
Furniture VIII be sold positively without account
OF Mr. southack having pun down the building immed
aey 70 rebuild the same for bank and having
Al strictly first class, made expressly for Retail cay trade
forty standing and win be well worthy the Al
tenon purchasers The comprises every variety or
rosewood walnut and other Paror Chamber Library Ocs
and Dining Room Furniture The Parlor Suits being up
hosered 70 muslin Will be hnished 70 suit the taste pur
chasers The goods are now on exhibition at the Stores
NOS. 194 AND 1876 BROADWAY.
Catalogues will be ready Tuesday, may be had on
Application He eues OF the sueonsers 7S Rsads street,
= N - 4 y HENRY b HRRrs Arfcrfnxrrn
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UCTION NOTICE.-liS WEST TwENTY.sEvENTH ST
N j. ID. PARKER CO AuCIfoNEFKS

A UCTION NoTICE-AUCTION NOTIcE-AT 81 WEST
n Twenyseventh street. large sale OF Household furn-
ure Carpets Pianofore and 80 lots this Saturday
afternoon, commencing at y o'clock.
J. d. PARKER h Co, Auctoneers.
LUKE FITZGERALD. Salesman.
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CHERIFF's sALE-oN SATURDAY, JUNE IL. AT 10
- A. NJ, at No sss Eighth lot consisting of
empty Wine and Whiskey Casks; barrel Vinegar ~
Tnos. CASEY, pepay shefG. 7'-T '' ""''"'
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.
IN NJ X Jcssup et al vs. the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad Company et ais.
Pursuant TO order OF the Superior OF New Hanover
county, N O. made In the entitled al the Spring
Term, 1870, on presentation al the oncs Of
CRONLY 4 MORRIS,
In this city, will holders or tho hrs preferred
bonds secured by the mortgage made by the defendant the
said Wminston Manchester Railroad Company to the
plaintiff X Jesup, who have not already received the
same being distribution, a.oe.
said from that portion of the railroad aud ohef
property mortgage which was in the State u
North Carolina.
In further obedience the made aforesaid
by njfy nj holders the bonds above referred
less the same presented above payment os
The dividend above stated on or before The
First day OF September, 1870, t-
dcbArred participation the said
fund Ia my hapds for disirioa.ion'as Aforesaid.
". CRONLy,
:. Commssioner ami ksleree
WILyINGToN, NJ C., MAY Ia. Is7n