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Moan D1yIS'S WORK.
The suns Calendar OF the United States

The suns Calendar OF the Uuitcd States
Courts.
The account in Fridays Srs Of the unwritt.n
calendar OF cases to be tried in the United States
Courts erehted intense alarm among some Of the Of
tenders. Their counsel say tina; the criminal pro-
ceedings have been settled" but there Il record
Of the fact On the books Of the District Attorney.
Sun reporter was informed yesterday, for the first
time that Judge Picrreiont had discontinued the
eases Of Thomas o'Calleshan and Daniel Me-smore,
but tie Judge has never announced the fact Officially
IN Court. Mr.. o'Calnrhan was charged with aiding
In the icmovai OF Illicit spirits, and Mr.. Messmore
arrested NJ the instance Of x-Collector Bailey,
for Geit0udns the Government ofthe tax on whiskey.
Some VI the other clfeE are said to lave been " set
lieu IN Washington, without the knowledge OF the
District Attorney, or Of his assistants, the Hon. A. IA.
puldy and Gen. Jackson.
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Capt. links at Long Branch.
From ne Commercial AdesrGher.

Robeson at this heated crisis is comfortably in
haling the breath OF the briny sea at Long Branch
lie usually rises between and O'Clock In The
morning, and strOlls along the beach, picking mp
81 els, or, in his more sentimental moods, endeav
Oring TO comprehend what the wild waves are say
ing He privately remarked 10 a friend that he
thought he un ierstood their language, When the
winds are asleep" poeuculy observed the secre.
tary, and the suns light tips with FURNISHED gold
the waveles that come dancing to the shore, fancy
that the refrain OF their melody Is Re i'm Re,
siSnl Resgnl' But when storm threatens, and
the crested breakers fall with heavy boom upon
the tands, the song changes. and seem TO hear toe
words. 90 home go home Go h0msL,n
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Frequent communications have been sent
to ns within the past week calling for the estab-
lishment Of public bath at the foot OF Thirty
fourth street, East River, That there is a neces,
sity for large and cOmmodious lavatory at that
point is sufficiently shown in the fact that the
population Of the east side in the vicinity Of the
point proposed for the BATH is very dense, and is
composed in great measure OF the class Of our
citizens who most require daily additions. Let
the Commissioner, by all means, establish bath
at the foot of East Thirty fourth street.
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Two BLACK SHEEP.
EN-Street Commissioner Gustnvus w. Smith
md Basil Duke TO do Further Pennnce.
Nv AsuINgTnN al v In tho Spnutp Mr. Mo

Iapd Basil Duke TO do Fuuhcr Pennncc.,
WASHINGTON, July Stu the Senate, MI NC
Creery called up the bill relieving about eighty
hentuckians Of political disability.
Mr.. Conkng (Rep n. ", referring TO the name
OF Gustayus ". Smith, formerly street Commits
sioner OF New York city, which appeared IN the bill,
expressed bis surprise That man who was educated
AMI nururod Mt the public cost, and tad draW1 his
sword against the country which gave " to him,
should come hero SO hastily 10 seek confinement
for his offences
Mr. AcCIeery Dem, KY replied that Gen.
smith had done less to forward the rebellion than
dlu Gen LOngstreet.
Mr.. Cameron (Rep,, Pa recognized difference
between the two cases, In the fact that Nncn smith
vent south he had boosted or his sacrifice Tor the
rebel cause In abandoning lucrative ONCE, As to
Longslteet ho thought he inever ought to have re-
ceiyed the position he now holds that his appoint,
mrnt was wrong to tile men OF the army and
navy.
The name Of Gustavus W. Smith and also that Of
Basil W Duke were then stricken nom the bill
Mr.. Drake moved 20 except all who had held once
either Federal or state oEce-in violation OF the
Fourteenth Amendment. Rojected-Ysas, ~ (;
nnya,
The bill was then passed,
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Professional Mudiuism-A Sioveniy Victory
The On ne with Tic Ininns of Mnrris ~ In.

VI
Tue Game with the Unions OF Norrisauin.
For the third time the Chicagoaus have dis
played their youn,ed proves against one of onr
Metropolitan clubs, and iaiicd to show what might
BE- termed q ffstcass play either In the field at
the brit Aithou1h they won the game yesterday BY
long ODDS, they did 50 against folding OF the most
wre'chcd DESCRIPTION. Instead Of total Of - runs,
their score ought to have been g. exactly the same
number Of runs as their opponents fairly earned.
The Unions have one excuse for their beating
They were without the services Of their invaluable
catcher, d. Birdsall. Pabor's pitching may be elcc-
tive, Tut II is extremely difficult to catch, and al
though Hlgham and Bass both tried their best IN
the urihankiul position. many were made on
passed balls and in addition new hand had to be
placed In Al. hsms position Of second base
The fielding on the uSrt OF tie Willie Stockings
was, for a supposed first class club, miserable in the
extreme. Upon different occasions, when there
were three men Of the Unien side urpn bases, and
the batsmRn made q weak hit, the ball was picked
W, but instead Of a double or triple play beng
made, the man on thid base got homo, and not even
one Of the others was put out. This may do for
Chicago but 1t won't do here or in Cincinnati. Not
witlsauding their being victorious Yesterday, the
game the worst one they have played here 40
vet How they will play with the Stars today re
mains to be seen but tney viii require to PLAY bet
ter than they did ut fremont II they do not wish TO
get an NOTORIOUS beating, Il would he too tedious
to enter into the details Of the game, ~ there Wa
notainr special on e!cr side to make II Interesting
with the exception o. two fy catches 10y Gcdnry
for the Unions ana one 10y McAtee for the White
stockings Tracey made one hit for three bascs,
aud Ny erloe made home run, on the ,aicago side ;
and bass made q tw o-hase hit Tor TIE lrious-ihosc
being tho only uits on either side which canned
more than a single base A dead bal. was use l. and
this Of Course tended 10 keep the score down On
both sides Tie injuries which tic players are con
'taui'y receiving wren using rubber ball are he
shining To tell thrir tale, as WIS anticipated; an
for re future ~ be t,e .Ncepilon 70 nse an
~.
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The conference report on the Army bill
was laid on the table in the Senate on Thursds;
evening by a vote Of 20 to l6. Tho reason which
led the twenty mine Senators to this act does not
appear in any report Of the debates which has
reached US. II is 10 be presumed, however, that
most Of them were influenced by fIicr4,y feel.
ing toward the officers of the service. II such
was their motive, we fear that their action will
prove 10 be mistaken, and that future legislation,
which cannot be prevented, will be more severe
in its effect than th't whic, has now been smoth-
cred. In fact, to the great body Of the officers
the provisions Of Ills bill were decidedly fsvorG-
bic. The pay Of all below the rank Of Colonel
was considerably increased by it, and only the
highest Generals had their pay reduced. But
when we consider that the bin gives them rates
Of compensation far above those paid to the
Judges Of the Supreme Court, their objection,
can hardly be regarded as well taken. II will be
well for the army if before the final adjournment
Of Congress the conference report on this bill is
taken up in the Senate and adopted.
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snppins the city Hall Park Trees.

II is to be hoped that the Fisk concrete being
laid down in the City Hall Park will not be plasiercd
up close to the trees, Us is evidently now being
done Trees must have moisture at the roots, or
they will die. The same thing was done IN Tomp.
kns square, and all the trrcs Niltcd. Al least two
three ioet Of space should turrouuh tic trees.
the concrete is In pCgyious to water Medium lied
gravel might be tlled around them. 1tis vcult III.
ter water to the roots and prevent the sOil from
baking or hardening around them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-09

Pratt, the notorious Wall street torger, occu-
pies u cell in the Tombs in the tier above those In
which the condemned murlerers Sheridan and Real
are confined lie is very unwc, suffering severely
nom his imprisonment, and il losing Gc-h RAPIDLY
lie pro misses soon TO make u statement through lis
lawyer 70 the press, and predicts that after his trial
he viii be released, and again take his proper IOs
ton in society and the business wULli.
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Are These Cascs also settled on the siyt
. o ne Efuor Of The sun.

SIR: In your item Of " " ork for Noah Davis"
the proposed rev District Attorney, you omit from
the hst Of Nlskcy thieves, SC, under indictment TO
I've tried the nailcs II Col. James Bagley and Owen
Keenan, who were indicted more than two years ago
tor dtr1utins the Government Of tax on whi~keY.
Let lNE SUS illuminate tie public with nsltt On
such subj cts and the pubc's servants must sec that
Justice be done IL the heavens tail.
JOHN JUSTICE
NrNu Nn.-n Irlu I'm
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The investigation before Surrogate llutchings
respecting the missing property VI the late Capt.
John Alexander, was concluded yesterday. Three
or four witnesses were examined, but nothing new
was developed Tie question Whether the bonds
now IN possession OF the Trust Company Will re.
main tleie pending the civil suit, or VII he landed
over to Mrs. Virginia C. Burke, daughter auu rAecu-
triX Of the deceased, will be argued ON Monday.
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Robbery I'm ycrmiIyo & Co... Once.

John Lee was arrested yesterday in the office
OF Vermllye h Co., bankorS. lie stole nine ti00
United states notes that had been laid on the desk
by Mrs. Marin Keppler, OF "a Greenwich street, and
grabbed them In her presence She seized him and
he Immediately returned them. When taken 10 tho
ombs lie denied the charge. He is 90 years old,
and resides in Division street.
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Mrs. Ouo's White slaves can Receive JUS
lice.

SIN In your paper of yesterday notice the
case OF the young woman whose complaint against
Mrs OTTO OF $50 Spring street, was lett at the
Working Women's Protective Union through the
Recommendation OF Capt. Petty.
In accordance with our regulations, the pre,im-
nary notice was Immediately sent to MR. Otto and
in case no settlement Is made during the DAY, ouI
attorney Mr. j. II. Parsons. will at once take the
necessary steps To redress their wrorVs. You IN
confer FAVOR by requesting all persons v.o have
been swindled by THIS woman to make IL known az
this Office with as little delay MS possible.
N. W FERRER Supt
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The indians AT the Capital.

WAsuiSGros, July ga council was held to-
say between Commissioner Parker aud the Indians.
the COMMISSIONER opened the talk, and was fol
lowed 10y Little Swan, who, after entering the usual
Complaints prayed for the establishment OF stores
~ his country, whore goods can be bought cheap.
Speeches were also made by Running Bull, Red
Feather, aud others The Indians will start for the
West tonight, stopping at Philadelphia and New
York on the way They bear with them many
presents Tor their iamiliaa.
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The Ratification of Amendments.

WAsnNoroS, July s.-Mr. Bingham, from the
Judiciary Committee reported bin to regulate the
mode OF determining tho ratification OF Cunsti'u.
tonal amendments. II provides that the Governor
OF each State shall certify the ratification 10 the sec.
retary OF State that no State oncer shall certify
any repeal Of said ratification un less an amendment
KIeA. The bill was passed BIZ Us 70 u.
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How the Collector Followed n Prcsidcnt's
Example, aud Took Care or his Re Intivcs.

The General Order Business Of the North
River" in the Custom Hou'c, is properly called
" fat plum" That is probably tho reason that the
Hon. Moses II. Grinuol put Mr.. s. II.
Mason 10 there. The strongest particular influence
by which Mr.. Mason affected what is com.
monty said to be Mr.. Grinnelrs mind should be
publicly known. Mr.. Henry Holrege mar.
ried an adopted daughter OF the Collector,
aud the fran Of Grnnell, Minturn & CO.. IL is sail
handsomely but chari'ably supported IloIr,gc AMI
his family. MIR. Grnncll made him the Vice. Pre,I.
dent OF the SIM hire Insurance Company, aud sub.
sequcntly The Cashier Of the Grocery sugar Refining
Company. both Of which positions ic aiterward va.
Gated. Hoiirsse lias bad his son, DR..
sidney r.. maze an Inspector OF Customs which
affords him enc salary. Sidney r. Il
always on hanl e. aid hs Gtner's schemes Pero
holdrcze kept In the back ground while NJ son an.
preached lho Collector and inmated that II he was
BENEFITED Hcrry HoldTcge too would be benefited.
Crnncil quickly saw 1t IN that light, aud when
sidney r. gave Mason a good boost for what b.
wanted, IN the presence Of Grinncll. the Collector
rromp,ly cane 10 tine for his family iuicresls and
Mason was suCces sful
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aggregate ddGy circulation last 'rec&,
bs7 200. Arerdge daily circulation DIR
ing he ,ccet, o7,9G7. DdRy ocerage dur
ing Me precious Uec&, ead'"J June %,
pO.7I7.
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In the olden time, the head men OF the
different nations were always approached with
presents for Office or other fnvors. The man who
could afford 10 give the most for what he wanted
was generally successful. Notwithstanding
modern progress history will sometimes repeat
i,self
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The New Orleans Firemcn Fail to Put Up
or shut Up-Tbc Impossible Conditions
Named by them TO Prevent n Trial.


The members Of Engine Company No. 9 and
Of Hook and Ladder Company No. 3, OF New Or.
leans. were their guests yesterday and will re-.
main 20 until Monday, when they will DO taken 10
charge by the Mutual Base Bail Club.
They do not seem very anxious to accept the chal.
lenge Of the Hoboken fremcn unless they can have
their own way. They want the Northern fremen to
slow their record for years, to put up only such
amount OF money az they shall name, 10 specify the
number OF men to truck engine, and TO nppro-
pirate all the gate money
The Job Is well PUT M, but seems rather over
fetched by those who come North on their first
visit. Perhaps they take our Northern Hrcmen for
Mats. They may he smart, but with NIL their brag.
gndocio. our 1remen are open to trial Of skill with
them, and II thcy meant business. they could new er
have passed Philadelphia and other cities without
tnking water.
Turing their soiourn, they will become 'he guests
oi the New York Firemen's Association, ami should
they desire TO give The jersey boys chat.c, they
stand ready TO meet them for the fun Of tic III ug
or for "a much money as ihcy may name
y The visitors last evening went 10 see The I eiye
Temptotonsat the Granl Opera House, by invita-.
ton OF Col. Fisk.
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The Irish Republic dominates the Hon,
THOMAS MrRPuY for Governor, When that gen
tleman gets control Of the Custom House, let
him give the editor the best Office he has to
spare.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-09

Signor oRsISrs URiOHe del P1poH is one of the
most interesting journals published in New York
in any foreign language II has splendid ariclc
on Tho annyersary Of American Independenee.
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FLEETWOOD r4RK rR0rIIvG.

Empire MI. John V n. HATFIELD, Mutual club.
Time Of game-IwO hours.
, 1870-04-18
----r ------- -, -
SPECIAL NuT1CES.
Schcnck'S yssJEaoa{c syrUo.

Fcr al di-ra.e. Ct The ias,s .ad r-ri:.so. srzaes
s+hrnckt Srawt.s TeE.e fs- d.sfe-is aaa a4ise<.o1
seheueks M.nazake Pill. for lircr complaint
7hr." rcr-,1ar IF .c:r.s h.ve bra Hsc-c iAs
rails crty fr:tS scars. aci thc rr1 :ta..s they h1Fa
STAINED rt4i-:, it IT, it.- r. rf thru Thrrs,:- who
have kn n ncEt h< their testify 10 their E1tfaG-
II ETA. bc askts3. by these wt> not {1;s11iar WIZ
THE FsssteI Of these s1rat n:1eirs, " How d. d.
sceIeks ,e1eict ctees tsGr olG9t,.l u
suupuoul"
Tn Answef 4 enple one. They bc<.u their wnef
IT rc.tas.tlon l.. lsln<inx the stomach, N~v .na bow.
Il rto Artive, healthy erndi.;su. II /. Iept tnAt
this fnTEnidatle di.e.Ar. achrnett Maadrate
Pilt Aet the lvee Aad stomach. prouottuk nrstny
suited fana the laAetIvt. l eutiEon Il tle+e C.
cf the BODY. ac3 tAc ca2-cs.sz. cr.su4,::t II taa
unhraav fubstAes aztu@i+ prevent the rsup1s dxcs-
ton ot fe. and = nA:1ral ear.rtlnrner. rfratr ks
70. whieh r',<it. III rr'rtrator aa hnJfE IN t1ta
srirnef's &1llunn!c S~rup and %ervr~sf Toac wAcr
tasrn ErFal.r! fsnste flh TIT fned sti th as-ttvr
osEsns. mike ecrd. rtr klnn and. natural rrn%p-
1cenrr give 4h AMI STR 9Th tn the pa..eat Let tbs
taet!ts l.s Ii mar. .a! tn ally sr,s e.,:e fo1
rcu.h'nrsr:7l EsrFr-r~~ kss prcrcL It legend tas
tha3w &! doIst. aal tHcataLas to-.ay alive aad
w.I"f few ytasa siarc uetr rEar.t1 'as lo}tleaa
case-. LIT ho werr 10 iIcs u Dr. ScheoeA4 tra-
DIT a2L tc-c rss4:tM u t.s.zocus lra,tl ty thss
Dr. scheaek. Almanac. ccnt,'uIax fnrr trcstite "a
the vaEn' fsr1ut VI d-c.- Liz mode Of Treatment Ind
etvrr. di.t~t.r.s Err - hts .es;ut, can Il. had
r-.:t-. ~at r. r-, ,v !.>.zs h: r-.rcp.1 csea,
No. Is Sc-.h Sixth st. r. An1t-rh,. r..
ITiet 81 The Frt-"ntr Sy:rr Eni s~Hw cr Ttn!- rst
s1n fItlc tr S:..N EAif dozen at.a.!.ake talss
Is crrs1 4 b,x. For sale hv al lukt.:, saI dcstr:t
, 1870-04-18

/ 51st ultrso, aski1S Information coccel nc
sale By psiyste parties bf certa!c 1sso1as hapk3
In reply, You are informed thai While the aet
OF J1y ii, tsds, authorizes collectors 10 Eeep On
sale blank manifess md ciearaoces, note ~
clauee therein prohibiting like practice By t,jl-
vduals not In The service Of The government: Trfy
respectfully, J. F. HAsEEY,
Acttl- Secretary.
BUFFALO nAKB0R--We arr permitted N make
the following extract :7ec3 private Itt:t: .4:,l
April II. recctTrfi hy a gsat!s.11a of this c.:y:
~ The Ice extends up tie take about twenty-nFs.
miles: II Is not very hari and most Of II Il a. ta4
end of the LIKE II the wind sh1ai, ca.taar !nw7,
the lake, II is NOW. II mar h, tat:e thH l+- Of
May belore yesrels will be ahle II ~; MT fr1u
here: but 1t ls The opinion ut nearly all here thA.
rrppellets and ye.Ee!j viii all u. .a:..> II g,'t
ihrcugh the fee the tzSs northeast wtnI- we ha@t
fresh ter twelve or tweofy-fonr noEya IN: IT,. Is
rot piled up - 1t generally Is IN the sp1!ns. ~-lis
:Tcl Fbss, 18th
AN laroRrASr CAsE-Recentiy csse Of rnu-
AtdeE4he importance TO shippers and fotwAdeG
FaS tr.eti at the Kingston A>size4 Nj. DarktE+
owner Of the schooner Hohoken. hruught an r.
don for damages against VT. Torrance and othet1,
1oE Eut receiving E1-kou u{ wheat E1s1ta Etasou-
able tine after It's arrival At Kingston The p!atn
t:ns vcFsef was detained at large cnsts and toSs
Tor SEfne stx hafs At thas port Evidence *1|
E1rep 10 E.oSe the time within which the vessel
eou!! are been discharged aud the danase. Tie
tletcnll:ItS pleaded there w1s actuAf custom At
h!ags1cn. anl thai they wr.e not E1hle- The
aveu for the rf3ins:5. II t-r eonnd that tae grain
was not t-criee.t within rrssorah!t- rnle after
tns arrival OF the vessel in Fof1- ferlIct Tor piE-
lii, StC0.
, 1870-04-18
New York ext. snr7E house syzup, .o4 7:s: Thtla4
dclpht1 beehive, &5,sSsc; Caivt11 silver drpa sc

Ecw York exit. susar house s,;u,. ,,a47:c: rht1a.
dclphia bcehiye, t3axsc: CsiycT1 Eircr drtna. ~
GSi.oQ
SODA AND sALE,ATES ux-tr: VIA
nuiet but ttrrn at former r.1ce,s pyie'S aSaa..r
tpus-euck syashc: HatItittA ued!c1nni 1tsl
tohc: pcIc, 91.e.aac; Uelsnd's chemical, o.!{a
Ice; do healthy, s1s2!ic; do ruse, 6s,t4sc: Vts
sc.;s-.s iii rrcc. At9ac: Spft tncztsI aiEsakc.
sALT-There n 10 1uprnvercept 10 nots in
the demand, and pnces remain steans and un-
changed: Fine, y bri- sssa; ordiaar,
tos}ss.. hi, fssaxaas: ground sol1re.
y brL tse3: diamond o. n psi, Sass. Ash.
t.u ds!rJ, > bas, saw; dairy, WITH usss, ss5a3
S.A
@EFDS-The following sules were srnorted .
s.Ir1 ~ Qtsra k.h ha cIsNt ~ :
, 1870-04-18

The .'cuar'. III: crhn-carr, Ing tes>ri4 on sa,nr-
dag WIS II, a. Ut r:..s Wcts Lrllrs. We n't-l
The folinxiE;. cE:sstlEen:s: To ksags: ,o.--hr
Gro. l. Nrs M, wheat iresttrfaF r. Ely At Iac.;
schr Mnatana- wl' =, Il l2c- Too O;'irhsbn.u-S,.hr
STAR # the North. whr2t Fsrnl NSn1i's ~ II .c-
To HuIalo-Eark FeshE - uoa-Iss! .lHt7u1 the
w7ntcr aHl rate axreed ", tu,. we-t a. -; -';E
j. Ei'itrcus,. Whit - nrtya.- te.s...: I!ar
Golden Fleece. cnE7 f':sse r!ay p. NJ st &c. To
E.:e-psCIr TH.lfi.iIii;1. El .at on rsiTlft trrm1
Uk1Eoi7- Apr.1 1..-TItzr Is su i i:yt. Inquiry
for vessels. especially fer coa:kt f.ei&asa. Fue
MISCELLANEOUS eu:niE under THAI dest@sa-
tiot,, the de,paa,. Is CONSIDERABLY .e:;ss than us,al
at Ills e6-t ,rttri of KIT :l~,a. til. s:h,yntr
Sea Gu.. 1as cEsa:t IT,: 'i.s !Ht.lac: from Pors
Hnfen flE,I us',.s:.. <: IL III ;t!r rail, a:ll the
schooner n5aaialile. RavcS Tor Int-ao, r'here
Sic lcasis wiz: l.,s1k wa,as lIlcr 4 . .ri''ls-
t.;:1fh a: +: IN ,ht rail- The srhratr F. h.,.1cr
was cta1te:ed 1o- w.ca: IEo::: Ee:r,ti tu Osi LIS
Gt;'rn Il: H. IL. ,,Iu. i',tl'te- I1io Au S4j* t.
D trttt, ~ - &c. :e's. AZ: Isr ra:+ ln'.n 1Hu:
Il liz tis he u: Ter VII: 'l'un. tr NIL t:11ur-
row. Charers iaEk s1i" rnr: ~cats Whit Cl5.l,
and j. r. Prrf.isf 1T. Ei:ui.is 81 .r'. sssea; IA
a. w-ge. sr.,vr T. II. necEcs 2n'l s. strihen,
lant-r, SaEtIe Tut-n. At ~ tn fl. an! !1:l II
1 tair hf a,t-o fos l.'s; fe't ~ iu:r.'"r, +'''r
I...rrr. cargo os Rtt nt, from Kelley l-ia1nl ~
ioGek,up. L s.. 1t +. Is per soc fro-a .luck-l+..
MlLwAFkEE. April 1:.--The HchhlntE+ Ii".ok-11
at.l 8 j. f.hEy ust Chartered to-aj fuf hl..5tGt1
With wheat. .. iec.-Er-lfnJ Fiso7n1ir.