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New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
ASSIGNMENT OF JUDGES.
A PROCLAMATION BY GOV. HOFFMAN,.
ALBANY, n. Y, May 25.-GOv. Hoffman has

STATE OF NEW YORK, EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
ALBANY. n. y. NAV 25. 1870

STATE OF NEw-YoRK EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
ALBANY, n. Y, May 25, 1870 )
Pursuant to Chapter I08 Of the Laws OF 1870 ts da
file i'm the office OF the Secretary OF state designation Oh
the Presiding and Associate Justices TO compose the Cen
cra Term in place OF the four Judicial Departments.
have found impossible the Department. are constr
tutrd and the times holding the General Terms fixed,
10 make any arrangement mutually satisfactory TO the
Judges and myself, for transferring Judges from
one department TO another, to act as Presiding
or Associate Justices and am constrained TO designate
for the General Term In each department Judges VINO
reside within it. inconvenience, more particularly
in the Second Department will necessarily result but IL
can a great extent remedied 10y the General Term
Judges continuing they may lawfully do, 10 hod Or
cults and Special Terms at their convenience, ana by
changing the organization of their General Term, ~ Oc
casonIay from time to time require,by exchanging WIN
General Term Judges in other Departments or In such
other way Is provided for by law. -
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
PANIC ON A BRITISH STEAMER.

ROCHESTER,, N Y, May 25-The British steamer
Norseman running TO and from this port, came III
this morning and left Immediately, her owners fear
ing her seizure by the Fepians.
FFNIAN EXCITEMENT IN BOSTON - RECRUITING
OFFICES OPENED.
RosToS NAV 25-The news concerning the Fenian
s.asion has created considerable excitement III tins
city and the surrounding towns, and for every days
dispatches announcing an onward movement 800 or
more recruits will be a natural result. Should gun
be fired on either side hundreds of men would hurry
to the border from this section The dispatches III
Yesterdays papers created much excitement and
last evening more than $50 men left by the various
routes north. They travelled in citizens dress, ana
many Of them carried bundles of clothing or pro-
visions. They have a recruiting office open IN Bos-
ton, on C0urt-st at which there are three or four
officers, who doing lively business. This morn
ing they professed TO have received dis
patch from "a prominent officer, at st. Albans,
stating that grand onward movement would be
made to-day at 10 n They claim that there are
1900 at St. Albans and that 900 more are aim
ing for that point from New-YOrk. About 500 men
leaving to-day by the various routes. About 400,
80 of whom sharpshOOters came here from
Providence this morning, and left for St. Albans on
various trains. The mostly young, and go
together in small squads. They very Ieticent,
know nothing Of Fenian invasion, and claim that
they making trips for their health. The Fenian
recruiting agents here say that MOsby the guerrilla
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

CONFLICTING REP0RTs ABOUT SENDING TROoPS
TO ROME-AMENDMENTs TO THE PRESS LAW
ADoPTED-TRIAL OF MowERs-ENGLIsII MA
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

PRpAr Dec l6-BxEyx-with 6t fresh cattle Opeana
reds ComHuupnw 30 bead the siroug ,s
Of drawbrdge Elizabeth the
Central Road What did
b. Stanley and By Meser the latter "a ca. Ohio steers,
soh by Coney Mcpherson At l3. The other cattle
6s fair 81 ewt. Ohio steers, sold By b. Wesheimrr
al M 81 ew or yesterdays stock selling today
splendid cv Christmas cattle Coney McPhersn from
farm Fayete Ohio where they had beeH fed tao Larger
and ater cattle received each bat IN point AID
exceeded The tails soh at lc 70 dress 90 per es tops t
l9c SO snovden MoConn Of Washington MARKET ~hs
20 for big lots Of choice animals took At $40 head OF not FAR
weheue fors W. AlertOn Co.. 10 Illinois steers q
l3ic
At One Hundretbst schuster had 80 illinois s. u
steers ewt sold ~ lJ or yestenays stock Fitch -od Ill
coarh Kentucky cattle Of Ill s7ds II and prime
them 2S5 n at l4ic, 81 Thompson sold y Illinois
strong 81 cwt at l n ofthm ~ and s b sealed that
price 81 n per cwt
markets considerably improved cold weather help
trade, with plenty With beef
sHKEPReceps 21J5 hesdi II and "a
Weehaxken due at Comm1npaw probably
yd the day The market ruled sheep
iays of4d5c for very thin scarcely medium FOR r
good and prime 70 fancy at g Gs with Of 2 each private
terms, but much higher. . - . o., ,
OflO b. &c Of 100 b &C. z8' Canada roSgh ssaC3 u
SIC; do iasO &C. "A Of III D Tic n ol2li n, At 1 -
ofli sie Of 8dlS d 4ci 10 fllf n, tSi ~ 0fiSli
H. Sic II Of i54dl6O 10, 9.; 81 lambs, ~ 0S n Tie
n At 4ie IS of9 n, So and 92 ofsStasi 10, at 6le
SIC. and ia Cansdas, li3diA n, attic.
Communpaw NJ Poock sold Of ye.endays stock 2l6 nians
II 10 si Is Jerseys, s H. eiG III Knsuefy III D. at &c. and
HoGs-Arnya .ss or Porehst and at wsehsviea
With Communps The market very tTm sd Pneea
advanced about on i've quotations being ia5c Ees ns'
ZIG b selling at Re Dressed s worth satc most ot hem sss
heavy sug sds! and s Western dressed arrived ou
moi sold his
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
CIVIL NOTES.

Yesterday the case of Funke ct al. agt. the
Orient Mutual Insurance Co., which has occupied the
greater part OF the term put until Monday
account Of the short cause calendar.
Henry VI. Field, in Part H. of the Superior
Court has $4,000 from James Stewart ct al for
breach Of cOnrscI In not making the front Of house OF
the best Hilsboro stone and James Stewart has recOv-
cred g. 800 from Henry NJ Field for non-funncnt "
for refusing 10 make payment OF $4,000 for
work done on the same house
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
Judge Blatchford heard the Of George j. Foster
against william W. Goddard The action is brought to
balance due the plaintiff as agent from lss TO
1851 charge Of commercial ventures from Boston 10
Valparaiso. BY agreement the plaintiff was to have one
quarter Gf the profits Of all ventures completed when the
contract ceased The question whether he Is entitled
10 quarter interest, or 20 any compensation al all on
the profits OF the third voyage OF the Harriet Ewing
Neither the bOmeward the outward cargoes were dis
posed Of al the time the agency ceased aud the panh
became member OF the house OF AlsOp Co, at Val
paraiSO He continued, however To act with reference
O. the cdTgOes question until the transactions
COMPLETED.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
THE CASE OF T. C. CALLIcoT.

The argument upon the motion for the issue
of writ OF habeas corpus in the Of TheOphus c..
Caeot was heard yesterday in the United States East
ern District Circuit Court before Judge Woodruff W. o.
Bartlett appeared support of the motion. and United
States District Attorney Tracey and Mr.. Allen for the
Government Mr.. Bartlett introduced the affidavit Of
Mr. Caieot in which he states that he ia illegally
strained OF his liberty by the sentence OF court which
had no Jurisdiction at the time the sentence imposed
Mr. Tracey introduced the minutes Of the Court Clerk,
taken during the trial, and the Indictment, showing
that Justice Nelson sentenced Calfcot TO two
years imprisonment and the payment OF 10000
ti0n for u new trial denied. hr. Bartlett
said that Mr. CaicOt held In prison under sentence
for an act which not Ofense at the time II was
charged In the Indictment 10 nave been eomnnltteu
Long before the trial and conviction OF Mr. CacOt the
law requiring the bond such as that which he was
charged with conspring TO execute had been repealed
submitted that section 40 which authorized the bond
was peated by the Act Of JAM H. 1863 and argued that
the sentence imposed upon Mr. Csicot was excessive
and not warranted by law and therefore the writ OF
habeas corpus should be issued, that the judgment
against him might be reviewed. .
Attorney Tracey said thar under no authority
be issted for the discharge Of prisoner under final
Judgment The contrary had been expressly held and
he referred the Court to the OF pdrte watkins
where ChiefJustice Story had held that view IL the
Circuit Court had the right to try Mr. CaicOt and IL
had been determined that he liable 70 nlsment
for violation Of the of the United States that
view Of that judgment. Dal Judgment in criminal
could not be reviewed ON writ OF haDeas corpus
for II could there would he no end to litigation and
District Attorneys would have nothing else 10 DO except
attend 10 such cases. and it would be impossible TO tell
whether legally convicted or not. Mr.. Tracey
reviewed the facts connected with the conviction Of Mr.
CaeOt and cOntended that he convicted under the
act OF 1867 which had never been repealed Decision re-
seryed,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
FINALE TO BRIDGEPORT sPIRITUALrsM.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: There is last act to the eventful history
OF Miss Fowler the trance" fOrtuDeeler II was not
TO be expected that her trial for swndlng and for
tuneteng the foolish girls who had paid her for nfor
nation in regard TO their sweehearts and future hus
bands would into court to testify to their own
superstitious credulty The Judge acquitted Miss Fow
ler for lack Of tangible evidence against her But the
excitement caused by the legal investigation offered too
great harvest to be lost. Accordingly, she Issued
posters" dodgers" slips" advertisements and
P1G announcing with great h10nss hhGaIssh that Rs
legal ordeal she would on the following Sunday evening
go into trance state and tel the pubic many won
% cents head. The han was filled by at least 900
FowIer. with Closed @ eyes, was leading her gaping
auditors through paths celestial and terrestrial telling
parts Of the world ticket agent was quietly pocket
ing her 500 and fleeing to parts unkn6wn After pay
ing about SlO0 the next morning for hall rent, printing
advertising putting and her agents tavern BILL the dis
consulate Miss Fowler wended her way to the Bridgeport
Police Station (whither she had been marched as pris
oner week previously and invoked assistance. She in
formed the Chief of Police of her loss and asked his aid
recovering the money from her swindlng cketseler
1--WE shall be very glad TO arrest and convict him. and
replied the agent of the law.
"what is thsti" asked the desolate and deserted
"Ony that you will go into your trance state and in
form precisely where the rascal is at the present mo-
The prophecies was nonplussed. Sad to relate mp to
the present writing the promise that the spiritual world
new part in eVeryday sfirs has not been utilized to
the discovery OF the naughty man who cheated the
teller This denOuement has covered the faces OF
Bridgeporers with broad grins Even the victims have
rubbed their eyes, and for the prophecies IN Bridge
port her occupations gone" Meanwhile the metallic
cartridgeworks continue TO turn out millions of car
tridges for and foreign Governments The few
accidents which have occurred there during the last five
years have averaged less in number than have taken
place in the sewngmachine brass, carriage aud numer
other factories in this wideawake and hourishing
city IRASIsTAs.
Bridgeport, Dec. 1s, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17

years ago the accused proved 10 have made no
attempt TO escape.
The will of Owen Regan, who died Aug. 81,
1862 leaving property worth $4,000 Ia contested In tho
Supreme Court General Term Brooklyn. Thos Regsn,
Owens brother brings the suit, charging frauu
James Tourv, Ovens brotherinsw, 70 wnoi,, W onev
will in question the deceased deyired tSsVV Al io"''
and house and lot worth 900. Case on
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
before Recorder Hacket Morris Kehr indoVeu ior 'o
murder OF Conrad oestrecher pleaded guilty 10 man
sauhter in the fourth degree, and was sentenced TO
state prison AZ hard labor for two years. GDert W.
Tbomas grand larceny, two years and SIX months.
The case of Michael Kearney, charged WIN uruer was
postponed till Wednesday next.
In the Court of Oyer and Terminer, yester-
day. before Judge Cardozo the following sentences were
imposed: Charles Pelaez burglary two years. Freder-
ick See and Charles Proh grand larceny, each three
wears; Wm Barr robbery, ten years; Henry Bennett,
Kador Dorsey cOored) and Wm Smith (cOlored larceny,
years each In the case OF Barr tried on thursday
the Jury out all night and suffered severely with
the cold, the Janitor having turned the heat of
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. oRK.........................DEc l6.
CLEARED.
Paris Letch LverpoO Benefaotor Penning
ton WI mRgton; Mar sanford ChAiwick Wilmington, N Gud
pg star Miller Norfof Elizabeth Cundf Baltimore; NJ Massey
Norfolk City Point &e Monitor Jones Philadelphia
Barks-Poes Queen BAng London Arena GAfa Bbos Bene
Rpyrcce RonsSs Venice Mary stewart Hodges Gu.Ope
Creole Shshay.r Curaoz Lucy WAreni HarnmAni IHndad
sh.tTGed Luny%s navel ndanS Bah MARY H. slh.n corde
Trinidad; Bor'and yoOrhs Richmond FPrs5ee n Tower
81 Martins Keokuk Ponce p Il Helen EOy CIsmer
NewOresns WIN Tee Tee hclmondi Heller Jones Baltimore
ST. 81 Brsnsr, BROOKS, Hs1dmi EJspn, Berram, STANFORD
ARRIVED.
seamp James Adger lockwood Charleston, uise. and
Steamship Sagar Bakeman Richmond City Point aud Norfolk,
steamship Tanis Freeman. Phsdephia, rndsr aud pass
Sseamship Geo B. Upton, Roberts Norfolk mi.e aad pass
Steamship Louisa Moor Sslyra New+rn n c. nysi stores
Schr 8 B. Wheeler Llovd, Baltimore, cosL
M ~, scHooSxRs-KivzR Aso coAsrwisk
klls Croweii Baltimore J@Lu some, Pot johnson.
A. g. SAWYER Port johnson. LAZY Suffolk Port Johnson.
John TSay, Virginia r. II. KRIS Virginia.
n s. s. fi f5bctI. Virginia n IiiCG HsatI, TsSa T11u,.
S b. Wheeler Baltimore Prince LfhOo Baltimore.
CHARLES Cobb, Baltimore. Helen Mar P1ilsaeiphA
Nm Dnrea 1eofgeo"n d. g. A. H. Metmore Georgetown, d. e.
W. K Page. Virginia Iowa Philadelphia
WeponA, Port johnson. Geo. w. Brgg, y.rgna
Milo, South AmboI; hAry 4 Russell Pom Johnson
Maggie Bell Port johnson. L. 81. Strout. Port Johnson
Eugene, Port johnson. ST. A. liver NeSIlayen.
Belle Port Jefferson. Leo. NeS-ilayen
msy Elliott, Portland, Ct
wIND-SuBset, fresh. WI clear
DOMESTIC PORTS
BoroS Dec 5Cead bars George T. Ken, Whiting Agoa Bay
c. q. H. bng Fannie Llncoln, hAriniqae .
Chesspssle from Denei sehI Minnie Ripley Indies
Passed out ship for London bart New Light south
America Below bArf Lewis :. stoAsf, Nncs -, nO.'0h
FOREIGN PORTS.
IiyKRPoo Dee l5-The ship COrds Is at Queenstown, leaiy
DISASTERS.
The shr Nellie Staples o nsst from CaAo for Sewio With
below Rses Point Cape COD and load washed overheard.
| Tue eres saved The vessel MI probably gd' o.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
DECISIONS.

Supreme Coart-ChGmbers-- Judge lngrahsm.- -
Murphy MeCsfrey-The motion strike out etc. gfsd
w plaintiff the complaint stating that he refuses
T. allow his executor TO be used and making him defendant ~
executor well in his ght the plaintiffs costs Of the mot on 20
abide h petition Of Anna DogeMemorsnda for counsel
By Judge Brdyln claim OF Martin L. Finch sg The EsA OF
Reuben Lowell dOeeaReOrs Of reference confirmed costs and
allowance refused
Marine COurt-By Judge Alker-McEwan agt.
Renahsu-Decu reserved Dec o. Hess Sgt
journei to ysn. Is ls7l Cthil agt Galnd-fred Jan 6
Schultz Van SsckAoumed to Dec g. Hunt ag Franz PlncG-
ag. Baker-Deosions reserved to Dec 22. .,
BY Jage JoscmsenGaagher agt GAagherAeton Tor Assault
and baeudment for Plaintiff Action for sander-Jaasmnt Tor
defendant s25, allowance.
Superior Court-Special Term-Bv Judge MOnell.-
Bdg WetcOtt e AL SandesoD s Neil ct al Justice agt
Smith al Mold Thorp al and Leys Ag heHs
choer-OrderS Menger Jenker al and Ruddck I
The White Patent Truss Company Of reference Pecn
Conmba.-MotiOn denied -.
By Judge JonsAen Sawyer snd Hall AFT Bmmons ct
tons denied Ritter Philips ct a. and Ritter agL kgFindngs
and judgment signed.
Common Pleas-Special Term - BY Judge Loew.
Magofh JacobS-Mon granted with so costs Rouse sgt
Zerkowh-Motou granted with 81 Ruben GL Dengrho
transfer Marine Court granted condition that plaintiff
spuAte will ts in the latter court BROCK
way agt. MoynhAn.-Moioa denied, with 81 costa.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
THE COURTS.
THE TAYLOR WILL CASE.

The proceedings in the case of the alleged
will OF James B. Taylor were resumed yesterday before
Surrogate Hutchins. Mrs. Rebeccs Rowland motherin
law OF the contestant, Mrs. Kate Rowland testified Mr.
Taylor always most cordial until Kate and herself
and Mrs Taylor left for Europe he came down TO
them off, and spent most of the time with Kate at part
ing he seemed much affected; Kate always spoke in the
him. when the party left their relations were pleasant
they got along pleasantly all the way across at Edn
hurgh, there little difficulty between Mrs Taylor
and Kate; Mrs. Taylor said TO witness that Kate
headstrong witness spoke of her aectionate Mrs.
TaylO said she Just the and witness would
md her ont she Just like her father she complained
that Kate seemed to think she didn't love her witness
told her II she knew the she wouldn't WONDER Mrs
Taylor insisted that she did love her; at Paris Kate
taken sick and felt much hurt that her mother did not
come up 10 see her; there little speech
Mrs. Taylor saying she had a bracelet now
which belonged 10 her (Mrs. Taylor; this Kate said
had been given her by her mother before MARRIAGE
Harry instcd on his wife sending the bracelet back to
her mother ID sent back To Kate with word not to
make fool OF herself" Harry got angry, and insisted
and insisted her taking it, witness said when she gave
her children anything 1t theirs Mrs. Taylor said
Henry had Kate aud could support her. and witness an
swered that Harry had supported her, and could sup
port her Mrs Taylor said she should write to MI Tay
Or and witness answered that it not worth while to
trouble him about small matter; at Paris they were
day discussing the HOwland will witness sad
her husband had told her that he knew lady who could
initiate any hand writing; Mrs Taylor said George
Duryea very smart and could initiate any writing
and ne once cheated the CustOmHOuse.
Case adjourned till Monday.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
ti,e Hogan committed Patrick Msloney and Thomas
agrphy for having, on Thursday night, robbed David
". Fitzgerald OF No. "a ThOmas-st. Of $35.
Commissioner Osborn, yesterday, held NichO-
las Doll OF No BeekmaD-st in O0O 10 answer charge
presenting false pay roll Assistant Assessor Cooper
Of the Thirty District, with intent to defraud.
Judge lngraham yesterday granted writ of
error and stay Of proceedings in the Of Lawrence
Sullivan who was OH Thursday in the Court Of General
bessiOns convicted OF murder and sentenced 10 be
hanged Jan. 90
ing plates from which counterfeit 7-S0 bonds
printed. yesterday discharged by Commissioner
born, who regarded the evidence for the Government
ik uhcent as the alleged 0fense VAS committed three
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
SEATS FOR wORsHIPERs.

To fht EdiEOr OF The TrtbHhe
SIR: If the gentleman who recently in
qured for seat will read THE TRIBUNE of any Saturday
carefully his question will be answered In addition
will say that he will easily find seat in any Methodist
Episcopal Free Methodist, Protestant Methodist
Church: in any Congregatonalis Universast, or Uni
tartan Church also at the Church of the Ascension
Fifhaye corner of Tenth-st); at Association Hall cQr
ner OF Twentythlrdst and Fourthave at any Baptist
stTwenty thrdst University place Fifth-ave Of
Nneteenthsi. Ffthaye.. corner OF Thrty-seventh-st
Alenst.; Seventh; Central; Chelsea; sea and Land
FOurteenthst corner Of SecOnd-ave; Madisonsquare
Rutgers Scotch. Thirteenth-st; West Forty-second-s
No 2O6 East Eleventh-s No 20 Seventave West Forty
fourthst No 1G7 West Eeventh-s No 23S West Thirty
thirdst at Of the Episcopal Churches, and at any
of the Reformed Churches / speak from personal
knowledge. Let inquirer also call at the Young Mems
Christian Association Rooms, OF Twenty thirdst
and Four have, or at No. 2S5 Hudson-st.
ONE WHO Is not ABLE TO HIRE OR OWN SEAT.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
FRIDAY. Dec. i6-P. ".


Stock transactions to-day have been at
tended by unusual excitement and by Of cash
stock upon the market at q difference OF from to from
sales i'm the regular way. At time during the
sessions Of the Long Room the dealings epproacheds
state of panc but the shorts taking the advantage OF
the depression, were free buyers, and contributed
largely to arrest the decline The weakest stocks dealt
in were the North Western Rock Island, St Paus and
Wabash; but the business quite well distributed
among the active shares. Western Union came ont
freely and dropped az decline OF "a from the prices
OF yesterday morning, the clique apparently
making no effort to sustain ". New
York Central sold down to s9E for cash stock, but
did not remain long at the quotation. At noon, there
were indications moderate rally partly owing to the
buying and partly to the partial relief in
money engagements for the day 1t Is bat natural to
look for some reaction after such rapid decline but
the theory which ascrbed the depression entirely TO the
temporary money pressure Is superficial. There
Ia great distrust OF stock values and we'll
founded one I'm the opinion of many In the
street Until this is removed there hardly be any
healthy or lasting improvement. The Bears will doubt
less make periodical raids the nature OF Bears upon
the market and the Bulls will gaysnze 1t again. II they
can but thsconest purely between street operators,
is mere byplay since the grand question hinges upon
the feeling, which must undergo radical change
before the Stock market can be considered really
strong In the afternoon there q marked improve
ment in nearly all of the stocks which suffered depres
sion in the morning. and the market closed with much
stronger feeling. Investment shares steady, and
est and lowest prices paid for active stocks up to p.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17

Stocks were heavy in Philadelphia to-day. Pennsyl-
vania state S. third ISSUE sold at 1881 Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad 26i Reading Railroad 49, and Penn
sylyania Railroad, 6l Gold was quoted at 1lOi.
The movements in dry goods for the week have been
Entered for consumption Oi5,5o2 Withdrawals, t $685.
warehoused t598, Goa. ~
At meeting of the Linseed Association OF this city;
held the 7th inst the gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing year: President Th3mas Rowe
Executive Comm ttee-Thomas Rowe, WIN. X. klrtland,
X. Warren Weston, Edward Austin, Geo. A. Thayer,
Henry H. Crocker John ID. Wood Secretary and Treas
urer. .
The Fourth National Bank has declared dividend OF
per cent, payable Dec. 80.
The National Park Bank has declared semi-annnal
dividend o per cent payable the ath inst free OF all
taxes.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
FAMILY MARKETS

FRIDAY Dee B-MyATs-Pioe, heng advanced ,D ,curd
though most mutton Butchers have added about
fore and hind curriers' Cod weather and Iht ply pat
the purchaser Since the adytnee gh have poor
Teran other catte tucbers change
more for H. Some cho Christmas cattle ard sheep g ,
at high prices Pork generally unchanged lusrs
have put up the prices
PoULrRT-Tbere Moderate stock Offering supplies ar. e.
peced holidays
at 7lc There are fowls oEgrag about gc.
less plenty and higher
Psnsuppb light and prices high the cheap Sidewalk stands tens
obHge TO suspend for want OF low-pne,d stock
PKufTs VSGETABIEsDeaLTs of 1u
for better trade near TIE HOLIDAYS Apples rather advancing snI
fancy red sorts with the tie Lsy variety Crg fe.
Oranges and lemons plenty and low continue sen up
and will hardly cheaper before the opening Spdax