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The New York herald., 1870-04-07

A UCTloN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
"A steinway sons roseyood Pinnoforte. A. H. CRIS-
TALEk SON, Auciionsers will sell private residence
East Fysixh street, nstween Lexington aud THIRD
VINO leaving for Europe the entire contents Of
minister brnses and veyet Carpets Paror and Bedroom
Tats Armofrs de naceg Lounges BOOKCASES. Easere
s,ry, 81 &c: Also stenway sons rosewood Piano.
Trade and pubic invited 70 attend. t..-
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CMrTH 4 LANE, AUoTloNEERs-sELL. THIS DAT.
- at9 O'clock sharp the Stock and Fixtures or the Gro
Gerry Store No. S76 East Fourth street, in lots.
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- will sei this day. at l0 O'CLOCK the contents OF
cocksy ..ore 6sa Third syenn consisting Of Chine Tea
Beer Gasaes Pitchers, Fancy Goods Stone lara Toy sels
Lamps o, shelving and Store Fixtures To bs sold posi-
lively IN lots
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r. TRAyER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BALE
~ TRAvER EsLER, ONCE IS Liberty street. win ae on
nue. Brooklyn first class and pocket
Billiard Tables shsrps make) nearly new and 10 compete
order full sets OF Balls Pool Balls Cues Cue Racks Iron
sae 70 oak Armchars two Clocks walnut Counter Stovea
Gas Fixtures, &c. by order Of mortgage.
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DY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.- OFFICE AND
- Gale5room 81 Nassau street. opposite the Fos oca
0entee Household Furniture,
at the private residence


JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL viii sell this day, At the
private residence No l6 st. Marks place. the
Furniture consisting In part OF Parior Furniture Brussels
and Ingram Carpets Pier and Msne Mirrors Pier Table.
Easy Chairs, Rockers rosewood Piano. mahogany wal
nut Bcdsead Dressing Bureaus Washstands Wardrobes
Feather Beds kplows and boisters Hair Mattresses Pail
asses Glass, China Rpd Kitchen Ware with which the sale
will commence
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DRIAN H. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ sale. ADHIAN II. MULLER, ?. 4. WILKINS co.
wi Tues ay April r. ls0 at t2ocock st
sentine executor ~ acres Of Land beAnlny ooaied on
larem Railroad. Map at The oAce Of the auctonser No.
ma
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TITfiLIAM WRITER'S, AuoTioNEisR.- SELLS HAND.
w some Household Furniture, ths day rhursday es 22l
Wooster street. at 103S O'Clock, conssng IN part Of nns
Mirrors Panes patent Bedstead; Lilies Iron Safe, Com
bnaon Lock- black walnut and enameled Chamber Suits
oak Buffet Extension Tab 10; Worsed and Lace Curtains
pure Curied Hair Mattresses Pillows Eugh Tapestry and
other CErpets Hststend Ocloh Silver China, Glass and
Crockery Ware together with Kitchen Furniture, &c Cass-
logues morning Of SALE
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS BREAKING UP
/ BY calling on d. BURKE, Auctioneer, at his Office Fifth
Avenue Hotel, they will be guaranteed % per more on
the sale furniture than they get elsewhere
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ADJUSTMENTS.

E1f-THEATRE COMfQUE.
OH broadway, oppoAlts 81. Nicholas Hotel.
r. ". BUTLER and T. a. NfLM0RE, Managers and FRO.
prletors. TRIUMPHANT SUCCESSES.
CROWDED NIGHTLY by FAMILIES AND LADfEi
Presenting monster novel varied bill ouvieiug fn
slendor, originality and merit Rnythng hitherto In New
York.
THE GRAND BALLET TROUPE.
Thelaughable farce OF
MR.. AND MRS PETER WHITE.
THE COMIC rANTOMIME--JACk AND GILL
The gre,t Song and Dancs-Pretty, smi iny Pace
TOMMY SULLY. TOMMY SULI,Y.
LEW SIMMONS, MASTER BARNEY,
e. N. SLOCUM. II. FRAZER.
J. G. STEWART, GEO. H. Goes
the great Ethiopian Come eians
All the great Troupe will appear
Doors open at 81. Curtain rises at TX.
Box Office daily. Seats secured days In advance.
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JACOB L. MARCUS, AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS
day. s @ Suffolk street, 10k A. NJ aio of Household
Furnitarc. Goods must be removed Immediately.
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UCT1oN sALE-TIiIs DAY At l0H O'CLOCK, AT
n sb sacker street Brooklyn, OF Pnror, Chamber and
TlIg rI1Irs krsih EsssR csr2sss. Fien2 ga y
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AT l,27o BROADWAY, BETWEEN THIRTYSEC0ND
"A and Tbirty-hird streets, up s.ars-Money loaned
personal property OF every description Same bo9gh! and
ola Al. A X.
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LOAN OFFICES.

At n BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, Ur
"A stars-Ibe highest cash advances made on Diamonds
Watches Jewelry &C., the bough. at Beecke
ntrcet. north aide,
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER.
Nl Persmpory sale, by order tho Supreme Cont o,
No. 9b6 broadway.
r.. H. LUDLOW Co viii sell at auction on wcdus5day
Arr l3 1870, at u o'clock at the Exchange saasroon
No. I'LL Broadway, New York,
Under the direction Of X. ". Garvin, ESQ., Referee,
broadway.
The valuable extra large lot GrounI, with
brick Store. No 3s Broadway east side bewee
Franklin and While streets lot 25yl5e 6 per cent lnay
rome N bond rni rn0rtrrca,
ka1s q - , x2s sxUN
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN 4 C0.-FRTDAY, APRtLs, AT 10
"A. M, 1T the saesroorn willougbhy street, corner
Pearl street srooyn large assortment of psror chamber
Carpets, Ssipwsy and s.odA P,anos nso an sssore1t
OF adies Under Garments Hosiery &c one Pony Phaso
Sc " - ~'~'~
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day attwo NJ, at 40s Eighth avenue, between Thir.
teh and Thyhst Streets large assortment OF Household
Furniture &c. black Parior Suits Chamber suits,
marble top Bureaus, Mirrors Chegal Glass Carpets on
Store Fixtures Wagon &C. Personal attention paid to sales
private residences and ntores.
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BLACKMAILERs THRoWN.

The Alleged Outrage- on the ship Neptune
The Counsel for the Prosecution Throws
up the Caso-Cnpt. Peabody IIonorably
Discharged.
As was forcseen by The Sun weeks ago, the
complaints against Capt. Peabody ty the crew Of
his ship, the Neptune, to have been gotten up
for the purpose OF extortng money In the nature OF
blaekmail Capt. Peaboy refused most stubbornly
to pay money In that way, and then lawsuits were
begun against him In the Marine Court, and numer.
Gus arrests for assault and battery followed In due
time he was complained OF before the United States
Commissioner, and an investigation was commenced
in the Commissioners Court. These proceedings
accompanied with the threats and solicitations
that sailor lawyers and sailor.landords know so
well how TO use as thumbscrews on owners, mas
tiers, and officers OF vessels. Aihdavits prepared
wholly for the newspapers were maae aud published
with suggestions OF large stores OF the same kind Of
intuition In reserve but all TO no puipose-uot one
dollar could be e1torted.
The suits in the Marine Court were forced TO trial
by Capt. Peabody, and the landlords and lawyers
were compelled to come forward. The PLAINTIFFS
evidence pat in and that on the part OF the do
fence followed, When this was closed the counsel
for the prosecution addressed the Court, saying ne
was satisfied he had been misled IN relation to the
cases; that he had not been able to maintain them
as he had been informed ic could and that he was
satisfied the statements made 10 him were not true,
and that the facts were as claimed and proved by
the defendant, and he therefore withdrew and dis.
continued tile suits.
The United States Commissioner. on Monday last,
after much more time spent in examinations dis
missed tic complaints before him. Capt Peabody,
therefore, was most honorably discharged.
The purposes OF these robbers and plunderers OF
seamen, their landlords aud lawyers, were thus
foiled in these cases. some way Of saving seamen
from these lowest and most depraved classes Of
hndsmen should be devised. Sailors are used 40
catspaws by these men to extort money, and made
TO practise fasehood and perjury at their dctation
We are glad That their Vaccinations against Capt.
feIOody, m able ana thoroughly competent officer.
have prov ed totally unsuccessful
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THURSDAY March 17-FLouR AND MEAJ-
There was but moderate business, no considerable
lines being disposed oi yet the sale were tar aggre
Western aud State A,jg 1850 Tor shupns extras d9
oSiSrn S .apsu Snn .hpn and
corn meal s5sss us Tor buGkwheSt four and ii $50
tla0 for Jersey bag meal. coarse and nne yellow.
hUSDRi rs Cotton finer but quiet mkdling NJ.
az rs aef o $40 Sses sF or sransa rT Fs
trolein--Renned active, 26hc; crude lower, 1870
Nkcy in bulls. Lnseed oil--JobbinE al &c Whhky "
100 bbls: sold a. 9i%@SAc. Pig Iron actiyc, Of ~.
higher, at 2tc. god. lor prime u A. frpiehts nrner
Mhsa TO Liverpool ID by sail and to glasgow 3d. by
GRocKmEs-Cofee quiet Rio. 1lscstsc., gold sales
~ bags MAracalbo on private terms Rice M re active
saes $50 tcst oina at 81 d6c small lots at d6hc Su
gars better demand for raw; fair 10 good refining
sh@g'{Si sales ~ hhds az sNgShc. for Cnoa; also, %
crushed
PRovIsroSs-PorE dun on the spot but held higher;
saes ~ bbis at t5s'|eSl6 tor mess or future delv.
l,2AJ Dbls. a. e.5 ,7Ldt6 selier Apnl and May
heei-saes Oo0tcs Texas at Ell 81 for prime mess and
ss Tor India mess. Cut meats In far demand and
quiet; taes iSS bxs Cumber and at lake. Dressed ho
scarce and nrmer al llkc. for Western and Rhgl q.
ior city, Lsrd dun and unchanged sal, 800 lc. 10 1sk
shtc Tor No 10 choice city, and b4ic for fair 70
prime steam Batter and cheese steadv.
ukhiN-M v neat dul nni lower saes loals at 81 II
Tor , MlwSpsec n sIgTe and or Chicago No
dletslt9 and 81 s30t % for red and amber Western
Rye very quiet at lcHf Barley nrm sales 5000 bush
nanada West al l. and LOO bush. prime STATE at Pc
Barley malt unsettled. Data more active sales 81 10
bush at Js5Ilc. Tor Western IN store &c, lor do
anoat &c for Delaware In store and Gu2c for State
d ana whtIe ONO Corn irmer sales 1900 uush atHhg
sey aud Delaware tl0l for round yellow also old
western mixed ut 81 03 tn store.
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SIMPSONS CELEBRATION.

what "A Paterson Man Got for Attempting
10 sleep Wnh Another Mans Deer
HucAcd Out-Thc First step In Masonry.
About half-past IL yesterday morning one Sir p.
son climbed over the nigh fence surrounding Mr. +.
G Btck"iIh's deer park, Paterson. As he had al
ready considerably advanced on his celebration OF
ST. Patrck'r day IN the morning, he did not care
much Hlore lie dropped. There were five large deer
"a Tie park-dangerous fellows, whom none dared
approach save the keeper, and he only with cudgel
FROM disturbed nightmare Simpson was awakened
ny cold, Slammy touch upon his forehead. Open.
ing MS eyes he beheld himself surrounded by hideous
creatures. aud, they were all provided with horns
ana cIONeu 'cct Lc imagined that ms last dav rad
CONT huu ne "ts about 10 repeat his ITayer. when
one Oh lhe animals gave him a little "hi-tn And
10" Door SIMPSON was pitched into by the whole
" ' 80 W IN we ar now under score Of
7I'II eeN anu lHt -llllng In the animals horns lie
was lossed aud iollcd, kicked, cut, AMI InauIrd A
FOOTBALL IN tue mldst OF an exciting game could have
been no more roughly used ~
solhthoW' when every minute expecting to see
himself grabbed Up iut0 the next world In, ronyh
usage ceased, aud opening his eyes he found bimss
III lht lht' nor OF % small barn or she'd which IL IN
tended iOr the shelter OF the der in storing
weather. Apparently 'lad OF a tran or suspicious
OF the darkness within, tie animals dil MOI enter
the door, but there they stood efe tullly guardIng
III prison, As soon, however, Az he could 6nd III
voice, he relied Bloody murder" which brought To
ms icscue OMcet Jordan, OF the Paterson police
The care Wa- stated to the on Ger mn is raanoc,
fuzzy declined iiskinl his neck IN the lot Win tne
deer, ana 80 aroused the family. Bat mot for ia.
scph' would anY OF hT BoC6Wlth's family enter Tho
heId al light WIN those animals. A strntale.n was
AZ last hGopted-lhe deer being attracted to smother
~ VA ryen, At which poor Simpson made a
:. uTt cut fOr TIC cate,
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The Magnificent silver Vase that was Made
Tor Grnnt. hut Never Presented.


Happening in Cats jewelry store on Pennsyl-
yania avenue, the other day my ewes were dazzled
by MAGNIFICENT silver vase, decidedly the finest in
style and workmanship have ever seen. l was
curious enough to ask its history and ascertained 1t
to be TINS TWAS made to order some time ago, ior
presentation by number Of Philadelphia politicians
TO Gen. Grant. That this was It's purpose was mani
fest from the designs with which 1t was Ornamented
"a beautiful medallion Of Grant on one side, and o
list OF the battles and sieges he had gone through on
the other Yet, II so intended why was II for sale 7
Well" said the clerk, " don't know about that.
All know is that 1t il for sale here, at ~ 300,
though 1t cost $500 It's very cheap ut what Is
asked for II. There must be nearly thousand dol,
lals' worth OF silver In IT,"
The result Of Inquiries made since has been to
mud out that the generous Ponns'lyanians wanted
the control OF certain office, and didn't get H.,
Hence they put their intended gin In the market,
where II now invites purchaser II offers an eH-
colen chance to those still anxious to take chance
IN the Great American Git Enterprise. At rough
guess should say It ought to command very good
consulship or a lrstclass post ONCE, though the
market for the latter has been rather dull lately
since an inferior order OF bull pups has been taken
nt par. Persons thinking Of such an investment
Will get full particulars at the JeWery stor' referred
TO. take deep interest In tue gift enterprise, and
hence give this hrstclass advertisement for nothing.
MACK,
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BENEDiCTe-on "wednesday. March lG, 1870 Samuel
u, 'eheloI IA thv v1h } ear % m axe.
her OF ESrsSa Lost 70 III OF HiE "a. r.peei
tesaII Episc0pa Chafch, cOTner iTlnoe and T6oniI.
on ~ on trday aiteEaoon' at o'clock, without lar
BUlhANAY.-on "Wednesday morning., March i6
ISL Mks Jula FRANCES BueAal1n, daughter VI Is. w
due notice VI funeral hereafter
ington Heights. on 1hur,day, It'll met. Al 81 I'M
ColIIs--on TUESDAY, March Is Bndget, beloved
Wig OF raul Corll., "a The cSt yeas oi der ,,Se.
hlcaael and heS 'onln4as Joan DOvley. rspect.
sy ssa 20 .l'ea5 te aaera nom her late
saiilm9se r1ler; Ll.ase COPY. -,.,
severe uess Elizabeth relief OF George Carson a. Cd
fine trends and relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the tuueral ll-in the Juse Of
n SI ST, Josh ooA "' ''h e. Oh saturday lg'h
bon NELLY -un thursday morning. Mary, youngest
daqenteF VI Mary Donnel ased year, Month, and
The funeral VII take place tins Friiayj inornm.
DoDiA-M M.Ir;,aqll March i, $50, Mary Eliza.
tnncral seryeys on friday, 18TH nom her late resi-.
ueLei' bos,Hn load; near spgns Vaee At q O'clock
and ,eNere Illness Catnar,ac TIE relovcd wns OF
tye Vi y ta.arnall, County Wt.tmtati irc"ad '''
Inc RELATIVE, am men i Of the FANNY aud those of
Jonn H. HOBBY and Ia'rc McCa,tN, uIe reCiIui'
/ oeass oS Scr late r esSi NJ 2 ii .y De
tween Ian and lss'h ~. lla.icu.
long lines, Ed~1rI 81, Donald aged -
lhc IlcHds ana aCQuaiut ,uC.s respectfully In.
Ntcd 10 Aucnd In, funeral ron uls tate residence IUl
pN!sion st. on SaiuTdiy afternoon, AZ O'Ciock.
MlLfh AT Stai ttog, :. l., o. tuIrs lay. l1th inst
GeolEt Miller, IN tue ttd year OF ils agt.
lhe relatives AMI irc1ds age invited 20 attend the
day 18th inst. ~ : l.. VI.
sMllH.-At Uuion nm. y J March H. El.z tbcth
daughter ol l.ohU1t ana Agnes smith, aged IA years
lhe irends u hg G,crssrl Aud VI her parents are IN.
we" T. attend tie .ulcIal, nom the Grove Church
IA!on nm, Oh 81 ual, The sJth Let, nj N I. NJ
,SEAMAN.-u n Wtdut stay, March 10. AZ ~ o'clock
/ NJ, MARGARET r., ohly daughter OF William II. aud
An.lv l. seaman, a-ed year,G months, and 10 days.
Inc tA,nts AMI Trend, OF tAe iLully are resptc'.
MD invited To attend The funeral. nom the residence
OF heE Parents, it, North GU -, Mlasburs on Fra.
dgt, lslh Inst. ~ O'Clock 4. VI.
AL'HitkoT lopGE, 40. $40 +. AND A. M.-Irothcrs;
ioo- % It, al hud an avs On frday. the ISM iust
al l. O'Clock Tor the purpose ntteu ny tie funeral
Of oul late JIUtLcr, George W We0,t +, VI ID.
iN Order, JACOB I. VAN NlAkLE Master,
WILLIAM CONkLIS. sec.
SlnELl. sGdue.N, ON Wednesday. March n, after
snort ghl stNee IltUss. Jane \. Slle.l daughter %
Maiilu AMI IL" late John \. -ldv VI tn- civ.
The relatives and iicnds OF tlc family are invited
to attend the funeral, nom -. Andrew = Church CO.'S
ner I'm - aud an av ilaIl Ism, Oh Friduy, Ish INST.
IHOKNTON.-In Brooklyn, y. Y, March i6 ls;o ,t
Ia y, NJ Charlotte A. MIs OF ". Cnas. a.. IAotnton,
Mas. - 9''
FaGsral at2r NJ, iss Inst, on her late icaca,
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ASPIRING IS CoMISO SPRING II llET.'-Ihat II
what the poet satin Old winter howGleri stu In
know that he rs yet Atounl There - another party
around lust now also. Aud tnnt party q, Knox, The
Halter. When there Is new style of goods IN hls tine
70 he introduced TO t9e public or, what i more TO ne
point, when the public demand something novel, neat
and t.sy Ia the hat line knoN knows wat + wanted,
and IS N hRud, equal a. the emergency OF the hour"
KnOXA spring styles lust out, aud arc great de-
mand Theyafe truly bcautilu and eltgaG;, and are
destined 10 be the STYLES OF the sCasou KNOX can be
found At his old stand cornel Broadway and Fulton
btreeL-Adg.
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state bonds were inactive and without espccia, n
tpfe. q d lennr.sces declined v cent. to 5sA, the
- M and Georgia Is nj .3E. New North Caro.uas
etcllaed cent. u "a. aud tbs Old \ 20 a. Lou
H14 Le zee u were strong az a. Missouri g. selling II
NX&9e, aud Connecticut War Loan u M s3A Iity
telling at los, and Bank OF America AZ las RAILWAY
mortgA -cs were steady on moderate demand Central
facltcs selling al " Unions beng quoted at S 81
Tue earnings 81 the Lake Shore Railway COMPANY Tor
the second week Ia March showed az increase ui {s,g
over last year. aud the Fre COMPANY si1g0 those ui
the Chicago ana Northwestl having accry ascd $50
The railway share marked at the opening was nrn,
ut soon became heavy, and 70 co.Lu,d tnrpug hout
the DAY. The specia feature was Northwestern. which
was vigorously hammered DN TIE bears o. ,strI ~ tue
decreased eurDIugs "a, uicd 20 ahly', ths comm
droppinE 20 IA though The preferred clnrd ir no So
% s<k. The falling OH IN Icvept sattubufti 90 the
TACT that uurns the early months OF last year very
heavy relshung business derived from the rms.
Iot.Guon OF materials and supplc, Tor the
aerot ,tocHs we're nm at Wa ~ for New
York Central stock, and scrip sisah; Rock
o. tsG ulo and Mississippi 90 . .t!.A ana IuSr
acted 10 -yg. Tie ST PAU shares W active common
opening al %, declining to So aud later rising 10 . -
VINE ne preferred lei on lfun az 60 AZ closing ~
go, New Jciscy Central WAS quiet al IuJs lt3 a.
Malash being duli at Is. Al tue Board,. Go umbns
Cntta5u aud luuiua Central sod at rstsl, Panama
laiload 49, Morris and Essex PJ%. HANNIBAL and IT
Joseph " eicgred O6s, Michigan Cen raj H. ana lie a.
uauus let faclnc Mail was the feature, huctuAtus ne
qutullJ lhe ulTiluE price Wa al. ii,t Which IL ne
Clue1 10 w though later rcactng to A'rS Next m
poiut of interest was Marrosa prci trr wIc hanged
NJ s@I!N and Quicksilver at 10 ~ Cation selling Al
81. ttprcss shares were heavy. with Of Adams "A!
u 9eblh American at 6AE and Uuel States at Is 4
MeiIlsi la, ,,, a co hSs"g quoted a. lgJ.s9J
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Arrived-THURsDAY, March II.
Steamship Title Galveston indsc anf PASS
steamship fah Nee, bermuda Indse ana pass.
steam siip IN, od. Liverpool. nIdse..
BARK tLls Quinn. sugta. sugar.
Bitg franK Curs Pensacola lumber
Bag Martha, Mobile, cOttnn aud hides.
schr Hattie santa, AEuaiuia, ORANGES.
Also. tic usual river and coastwi.e ycsses.
SAILED. teImshiys Palmyra, Live poll Columbia,
nav. ma; Herman Livingston. savannah Tennessee,
Charleston Saratoga, Richmond shp Armada, l. yer.
IOOi parks la4las, Bfguoni NlhIu -el, EUttcTla
james Welsh, Ma;aHZ,s.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED our.
LoHpoNpERRY, March l1-ieruvian Portland.
SJi LE-iow'. Marct lt-AiCIpJ, New York
tourRAMPTOS, March 1T uioa. Nyw YORK
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sr1ros Corrr CncvT-Pst l-Nm .al', lols ioss, 800
SSH SOL 6i $40 t7i Gob4 4in9 49, tpN 5I2 $3.50, 800
6s, u.s. s9i' ttS ooli, sd!s, tai s-'l ga Part ilNa
~, el5 49, .i9 q, % tigl s,n el'l' ~ ~ s,s
sorSsss courr cn.wm.No, 1876, ~, ia, 9o2, gis qis
Call go.
surs,oR Crrtr, Trr,L TFEs-pau shot cau'e'. No'
vi, isil s5s 40 li.i 49,, go' 2. ,, 80 9lse g.l
Pat llNo iss .9,, 1900, gJI suo4 sovi, -, no. SUR
2UtY, glIl, l0ii l9t2 ma, litr,
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Live stsck NIarl,pt,

NEW ionK, Thursday. March 17.-There were no
Dee cattle On sale, aud prices mall
WIN INNER FEELING and AL ad anclng tendency IN the
whulesnlc meat market The receipts VI sheen were
not snheent Tor the demand, and IN view OF robaDle
tcAcly to-morrow, prices we're advanced iully sc.
No., ana medium 10 good lots were sold at ikaSAc,,
WIN SIC refused for prime lot Receipts wert 9j-6
head, Thee was nothing done live hogs out drus d
NoIe scarce, ami advanced to U.aii4c. for Western
an lEh9l9c Tor city kccerts were cuIs. or $50 hos.