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. The following shows the highest and lowest
prices to-day for the leading speculative shares-
GOVERNMENTS LOVES


The decline in gold operated adversely upon the
government list and prices fell Off quarter to half
per cent from the best Of Saturday The market
was dull and in this respect shared the general con.
dition Of the street. The currency balance Of the
government is heavy that expectations are largely
indulged in that the July programme Of the
Treasury will include additional purchases
of bonds. The following the closing prices this
evenlng:-United States currency sixes ia 114X;
do. skies, 1881, registered, ia a 1141d; do.
do, coupon, 11724 a 117%; do. fve.,wentles,
registered, May and November, Ill l11h;
do. do, 1852, coupon, DO, 111I 112; do. do,
1864, do. do, 111s 1114 do. DO, 1885, do do, 111I
1i1' do. do, 1865 coupon, January and July 1881
113h; do. do, 1867, do do, 1888 11Ssl; do do,
1868, do. do, 113sS 1l3A; do. ten-forties, regis
tered, 1919 1855; do. do, coupon, 1885 1881.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
In the Southern list the only activity was in the
new Tennessees, which rose to 62al favorable ad-
vices from the State capital the nature OF which did
not transpire. but stimulated strong purchases by
parties outside the reputed clques. North Carroll
mas were heavy and lower on the announcement
that Governor Holden is organizing three regiments
to suppress the Ku Klux Klans. Otherwise prices
were steady, the market closing as ollows-Tennes-
see, ex coupon, GO Ga; do, new, 62X a SO; do,
five per cent 4S 81; Virginia, ex coupon 90
691k do, new, 81 So; do, registered
stock, SO "a; do, registered, 1866, GA
&C., do, registered 1867, 60 a 6l; Georgia sixes So
30; do. sevens e5 951a; do sevens, interest pay.
able Georgia, 80 a "a; North Carolina,
ex coupon, 4s q 4s1a; do, new, 245s 26;
Missouri skies, 931s "a; 90. Hannibal and st.
Joseph, 90 o.; Louisiana skies, 761s a n; do.
sevens, IS so; do. eghs, s4 SO; do. levee skies,
75A rs; do. do. eights, 92H "a; Alabama
eights, 1o12l 1o2k do fves, "A 20; do. SKIES,
sterling, 90 95; South Carolina sxes 90 94; 40.
new, So SIX; do. registered stock, SO a So;
City OF Memphis sixes 81 q IS; do. Atlanta eights,
81 q So; do. Savannah sevens SO a 91; do. New or.
leans consos, rs II; do. do issued to railroads. 70
75 Mobile and Ohio sterling, 81 So do. eiglts,
rs a &c; Mississippi Central Railroad first mortgage,
70 a IS; do. second do, GO a Go; Memphis and
Charleston first, IS Sc; do. second, rs a 80; do.
stock, 40 AZ; Greenyile and Columbia Railroad,
guaranteed, II q 76; Macon and Brunswick, guar
anteed by the State OF Georgia, s4 a s5; Arkansas
sevens, T5M 70.
MONEY EASY,
The dulness or the stock market prevented the
hange ~ rates which many houses looked for W
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The real estate market continues dull with limite
dealings either in respect to auction sales at the
desk. The following late transactions have not been
previously reported
Mallory Blackwell have sold honse at Tarry-
place, to w. G. Church, for $4,000.
The house and lot located on Main street, Peeks
kill, belonging to the estate OF the late Mr. Bell has
been purchased by Dr.. John Tllden Tor 50, 500.
William II. Mitchell has sold at private sale sixty
of land at Brookhaven, L. L. for $4,000; also 5000
acres at WiamspOrt, Pa for $65,00O
Potter Brothers have sold at private sale six lots
side of Fiftyninth street. and three lots in the rear
Oh Fftyelghth street. being distant 175 feet west OF
the Fifth avenue plaza, for p. Calaghan, for
$120,000
A. j. Bleecker, Son b Co. have sold house and
lot No. 81 Ridge street, 26xl26, for Sl1, ,750; also
per lot.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
SUPREME cousr-GsSEaAL Term.
rhs Roosevelt Will Case.


Before Judges Barnard and Cardozo.
charles d. Burrfu Us. Julia NJ Bodrdnldrs. EIecu-
frtr ct al-In 1858 James H. Roosevelt died, and by
his will made certain bequests in favor Of his near
est relative, nephew. The rest Of his property he
bequeatned to the presidents OF certain charitable
institutions in this city. AS trustees to bis will lie
named four OF his most intimate friends, and d.
rected them To establish an hospital, which was to
be called the Roosevelt Hospital with the provision,
however that It should be incorporated within two
years after his death. Very soon after his uncle and
In 1854, the nephew died. Before his demise he con-
rmed the provisions Of his uncle's will, ana dis
claimed all interest in the estate but the right to
bequeath $4,000 and life interest in farm at Rye.
the Legislature chartered the hospital in the two
years prescribed by the VIII, ana the cnarter was
he hs seed TO se % aside
the beqnest to the hospital. Among other grounds
the chief one taken was tnat the Roosevelt Hospital
was not In existence, and there being no cestut que
trust the bequest was void 1t was first heard at
Special Term before Judge InRraham. who he'd that
Seqasst for an unborn child would be GOOD An ap
peal from this decision was taken, and the was
argned fully yesterday the same grounds being
taken. The Court reserved Its decision.
The Meyers-Schr0cder Suit Settled.
Adah r. Aeyers rs. Robert Schroeder was the
title OF suit for SANDER seduction breach Of prom
Lee, mock marriage, &c, and on aflldavlt Of the
plaintiff an order OF arrest was issued against Mr..
Schroeder, and he was required to give ball. The
criminal suit at the Tombs having ended 80 inglori
0usy for the instgators probably induced the plain
tfY to withdraw her suit for damages, and accord
lngy she signed release, pledging herself not to
bring the matter before the courts in any shape
whatsoever. Her attorney and defendants counsel,
Mr.. James, also filed an agreement of dlscontnuance
with Mr.. Beamsh the clerk OF Supreme Court Cham.
bers, yesterday, and thus closed finally case which
has become notorious from the circumstances con-
nected with It and especially from the part MIS-. Vree
land took in IT,
A New Phase OF the Methodist Book Con.
csrn-Alleged swindIIng Opera fions-Suit for
Slander.
r. J. Goodenough us. John Ldnahan, D. DIN
the recent agitation which the discovery Of frauds in
the management of the printing department Of the
Methodist Book Concern Mr. John Lanahan, it is
alleged, said before several people that the plaintiff
who wss superintendent OF the printing department,
was thief robber and swinder, and that he had
stolen thousands OF dollars from the Concern that
one year ne had taken over $4,000 and was not
trustworthy. Mr.. GoOdenougn, believing his charac-
Ter to be unstaned and denying any implication in
Inc frauds brings suit for slander and lays his dam
ages at $4,000. When the case comes up for trial
many interesting Developments VIII be made.
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couaT cAlss.!AI!.ys-!asn cAlss.9!AI!y DAY.

SUPREME couRr-GENERAL TERN. Judges
eleven A. M. Enumerated m0ti0ns-NQs 10. II, 10,
2a a. 2o, 2S, q, 2s, 30 81, 49, Sa 81 Ell IS, So
87 49, SO. 40, Il, ~, l3, A.
Brady y-Nos 4so5l, 1884, 932, 4ss 2Se0H 28416, 1885,
1915 1885, e4O l4SS, $685. 1885, o0s g. lisl, l3s o66
SO2, 436
Judge Spencer-Nos 1919 sl3, 1879, 1888, 1859, $685.
ss4 1885, 1925 1882 lol 1899, III 75s 1885. Part r.
lsos 22o2 22o4 l5e 1885, l7l2 1885, 1884, 1882 21s,
1868.
COMMON PLkAs.-Part 1.-Before Judge Loew.-
Nos 892 e40 193 1884, no. 1893. 340 $685. 642 784 $50,
e72 lss, o24, go. Part 2.-Before Judge Barbour
Nos lls $50 1888 400 So, 573 se7, $780, s4o, s4l 942,
945, 946, 947, 94s, 642.
MARINE CoURr.-Part 1.-Before Judge Curtis
Nos 1905 1885, 1303 $780, 1894 146s, 1404 1405, 144.
14l5, 1920, 1923, 1924. Part 2-Beore Judge Alker.
Nos 1885, 1475 1925 1279 1890 1299 1912, 1885, 1407
l409. 1859, l410, 1413, 1417.
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C0usT 0f SESSIONS.
Alleged Theft Of Coffee.

Au0ReO Inelt OF COuees
Before Judge Troy.
The only case tried yesterday was that of Patrick
O'Donnell, who was indicted on the charge Of hav-
ing, in April last stolen about $3.50 worth Of coffee
from the ship John o'Gaunt, lying at Pierrepont's
dock. Four sailors employed aboard the vessel
were produced against the prisoner. These men
swore before the Grand Jury that O'Donnel took the
cOee but yesterday they swore positively that they
had never seen him before. The jury acquitted the
prisoner. O'Donnell who, 1t seems, has just served
term In State Prison, offered to show Judge Troy
what purported to be his papers OF citizenship and
good character, but the Judge declined to inspect
making bad use Of his citzensSip The fonr seSmen
were informed that but for technicaties they could
be indicted for perjury; but this piece OF informa.
ton did not alarm the old salts who quietly saluted
his Honor and left the court room
Mrs. Ellen King indicted on the charge Of stealing
from Fulton street jewery store, In company with
her husband John King, was discharged from Gus
tody. King is now serving o term Of four years,
eleven months and twenty-nine days in the peni-
tentiary for a similar offence.
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BROoKLYS COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couaI.
An Alleged Nuisance.
BEFORE Jud0e Reua1ict.

An application was made short time since for an
injunction to restrain Charles s. Reynolds and others
from continuing their color mandatory, corner Of
Carlton and Flushing avenues, on the ground that
It was public nuisance, and that there were odors
emanating from 1t which were deleterl0us to
the health of the residents Of the
vicinity The case was to have been argued on Sat
urday last but orders received from Secretary
Robson by Colonel Broome, commandant OF the
complainant, directing him TO suspend all proceed
ings against the establishment until further notice.
Colonel Br00me thereupon repaired to Washington
himself saw the Secretary and yesterday returned
with orders to proceed with the case at once. 1t will
probably come before the court to-day.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE
~ X. Jessup ct al the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad Company ct ais.
Pursuant order Of Superior Court Of New Hanover
Term, 1870, on presentation at the ONCE Of
CRONLY NORRIS,
In this city Will to the holders Of the first preferred
bonds secured BY the mortgage MADE BY the defendant the
plaintiff NJ. K. Jesup, who have not already the
same ceutage Of $50 said bonds and accrued in
terest the being dividend for distribution afore
sad from net of that portion Of the railroad and other
Ncrth Carolina.
In further obedience the made aforesaid here
by notify all holders Of the bonds above referred that
less the same are presented to above for Of
the dividend above stated on or before the
49, First day OF September, 1870,
hey VIII be forever de5arred OF participation In the said
fund Ia my hands for distribution as aforesaid
N. CRONLY,
Commissioner and Referee.
WILMINGTON, N. c., May 16, le7O.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BENYETT--JAUDoN.--On Wednesday, June s, at the
Madison square PresOy terilu church, by tie Rev.
William AuaIns, ID. d., HENEy $. BENNETT TO MARIA
CoHRHY daushter o! the late A. G. Jaujon and
sranaaIsssl1 sI;s1 u = oi the iae como lore william Ban
Pin iadelphia papers please copy.
CARPENyER--WATsoN.-On " Wednesday, June s, by
Rev. DR.. Anderson, A. NJ. S. CARPENTER to Miss
CARRIE A. WATSON
KING-BENNErr- Tuesday, Jane 7, at the resi-
dcnce of the brides parents, MUunt Vernon n. ",
by the Rev. o. a. Williams HERMAN KING TO SARAH
r., daughter Of Nj. David Bennett all Of this city.
MCAFEE-KiRBY--OnW Wednesday, June 8, at Madi
son avenue Baptist church, by the Rev. j. T. Elder
MIR. KNOX McAFEE TO Miss OLLIE V. KIRBY, al Of
this city.
8 at the Presbl teran church, Matawan, N. j., by
the Rey. J. .. Denniston, W. uPDYEE SELoyER, NJ.
d., Of RAILWAY, n. D., to Miss MAY WALTON BIs5ELL,
daughtor Of Martin Bssell, Esq, OF Matawan.
Died.
AILisoN--On Monday, June 13, at the residence
OF her brother, Fort Lee, N. j., of consumption,
RACHEL ALLISON In The SD year Of her age
Funeral on wednesday afternoon. Steamboat
Peasant Valley leaves ioot OF Spring street, at two
ARRAs.-On Monday, June 13, Mrs. JANE ARRAs
rcct Of Robert Arras, In the 10th year OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attepd the funeral on Wednesday
afternoon at halipast one oclocS from her late resi-
dence, No. IS Bedford street.
lanaar IF Wam and kTanees Psrri,, h only
Fdneral from the residence OF her parents IS Lex
ington avenue. this Tuesday afternoon, at three
O'Clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend.
BELLAMY.-At Newark N. j., on Sunday June H.
WILLIAM BELLAMY, aged 80 years and months.
Funeral services in the North Reformed church,
on Wednesday afternoon, at three O'Clock Friends
arc invited TO attend. Relatives will meet at his
late residence, No. 10 Cedar street. at two o'clock.
Interment IN Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
BIRDsAII.-In Brooklyn, on sunday, June IL, after
short Illness THOMAS W. BIRDsALI, in the S1st
year OF his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited To attend the funeral from his late resi-.
dence, 1888 Washington street, Brooklyn, Wednes.
day afternoon at three O'Clock.
CoE.-At Haverstraw, N. Y, on Sunday, June IL
Mrs. Levi G. Co.. daughter of Samuel Anness Of
Stamford, Conn.
The frends and relatives are respectfully invited
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STOCKS HEAVY, LOWER AND DUI

STOCKS HEAVY, LOWER AND DULL
The apathy In the speculative feeling In the stock
market was quite marked. In the apprehension Of
what may come Of the financial measures In Con-
gress and upon the specific announcement that the
Currency bill will be considered tomorrow, and the
Funding bill ON Thursday next, prices declined on
very light business but reacted somewhat In the
afternoon, when 1t was apparent from the condition
Of the money market at the closing OF the banks
that no activity may be looked for Immediately In
that direction. AS the afternoon wore on and
gold continued to decline the market fell
OF again, and closed heavy and dull. In the rail-
ways Central and Erie were weadl ana lower, but
not pressed for sale the street fearing ruse in the
proclaimed hostilities Of the two lines, Erie de.
clned to 2214 in sympathy with decline to 17H in
London, where the market seems to be undergoing
manipulation by the agents Of the clique OF 'shors"
on this side who depressing the price simply for
the purpose of buying and going '1ong." While the
price Of Erie may yet decline several per cent, it
more than probable that the Out-and-out owners OF
the stock will see remarkable advance In the price
before the close Of the year, Rock Island was srong
and the only strong feature OF the day, excepting
perhaps Boston, Hartford and Erie, which advanced
5T, in anticipation Of the nal passage OF the State
Aid bill in the Massachusetts, Legislature. In the
miscellaneous shares Pacific Mail was weak and
lower, In sympathy with the general market and un-
der sales by parties VINO were IN tHe secret tlat Tue
Henry Chauncey, the finest vessel of the line Is now
four days overdue. Western Union was dull and
without feature The following were the closing
prices at the last session Of the Stock Exchange
Canton. 67H a Gs7S; Cumberland, Al; Consolidated
Coal 25h 2s; Western Union 33t4 332S; Quicksil-
yer, q o; Mariposa, 61s 81; do. preferred, 16H
16X; Atlantic Mall, 351 3e2l; Pacific Man, AK
AK; Boston Water Power, 1917 II; Adams Express,
63H o 81; Wels-Fargo Express, 15Z a 16iS; scrip,
81 a 3H; American Express AK 45; United States
Express. Az a 40; New York Central consolidated,
99H 997s; do scrip, 95 o51; Harlem, 144 14414;
Erle % 221; Reading, loeX 1O7; Michigan
Central, l26 bid; Lake Shore. 9s,s a 9s1s; Illinois
Central 14o 1401s; Cleveland and Pittsburg, ITO
bid- Chicago and Northwestern, s41a a s44; do.
preferred, 80 9oh; Cleveland, Columbus ana Gin.
clnnat, so s21k; Rock Island, 12l 1927 Milwaukee
and st. Paul, 67S 675s; do. preferred, s25I s2l4;
Toledo and Wabash, 5s7s SO; do. preferred 75 a
10; Fort Wayne, 9Sss a 961S; Ohio ana Mississippi,
4011 q 40a; Delaware and Lackawanna, Ill 1111a;
New Jersey Central, 1o9A 11o; Chicago and Alton,
1882; do preferred, III a 119; Morris and Essex,
9Oh bid; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 1l7H 11sH; do.
preferred, 117h 1l724; Iron Mountain, AK bid;
Boston, Hartford and Erie, 5I 511; Columbus, chi
cago, and Indiana Central 2oH 2O3.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
, The following shows the highest and lowest
nrtces to-day for tho leading sneenlattva sha
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SUPERIOR CoURT-SpsCiAL TENN.
Tired of Their Bargain.

JUuEC TICSUHULs
Wiludrn KnaEe1er Us. Adam RitteT.-This action
was brought to nulllfy an agreement between the
iingants on the ground Of false representations
The plaintiff bought house and lot from the de-
fendant on his defendants representing it to be in
good order and renting for $4,000 per year. He and
his wife went to see and examine the house before
bargain and brought suit to obtain their money
back on the ground that the house was not IN good
repair and did not rent for what was stated The
Court dismissed the action on the ground that no
fraud was shown by the evidence, plaintiff and his
wife having admitted going to see the nouae.
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CITY COURT.

Action Against the City Railroad Company.
Before Judge Thompson.
John Carrou Us. The Brooklyn Ctty Railroad CON-
panp.-Ihe plainun sues to recover damages in the
sum of $1,000 for injuries received by being run
by one Of the companys cars the 10th OF October
last. II seems that the plaintif was on the front
platform when the car suddenly turned a corner
and he was thrown on the dashboard. He claims
that the accident was caused by the negligence Of
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STREET Qu0TATl1li
Five O,ClOcIx p. nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, June 19-6P. M.

MONDAY, June 1875 p. M.
CoFTRE-The market for Rio quiet, but prices
steady at former quotations No sales reported
762 bags Santos Dona private For other de
scripons the market dull but unchanged We quote
Ro-Ordinary cargoes 45c. l5c. fair do 5Ac 1511c
FOR lots Mc lSc JSn oc 2sC singapore lsc sc
Manila Ice Ne Mexican 15c. &c., and savanla, l5c.
CoTToN.The market for this staple very quiet the
demand being light but holders generally unwilling
operate, except at full prices The sales 93 bales of
which 4s2 were for export $40 for spnnn and b specu
sales were mAdc Of $50 bales bass low middng for june
800 do, for July, at z0Ac. 21sc 100 do.
do for October at 9c loo do. average low middlng for
June a, 100 d. average midng for june at 2l'c,
@ @ n & 40 pass basis So ow ndns for at
1885, and 20! do for October, at l9ac. We append
nuniatnua
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SUPERIOR CoURT-TRlAL TERM-pAsT 2.
Alleged Breach of Contract.
Refnrp Chief Insfice Rarhnur


Ketn Us. Lupper-The plaintiff alleges that he
delivered to the defendant seventy bales OF cotton.
between the 5th of October and the 18th Of Novem-
Der, 1858, for which he received no payment. He
therefore asks judgment for the value OF the cotton
$ll, 256 g. Tue defendant denies ever having
ceved the cotton. but states that he made con.
tract with plaintiff for the seventy bales, and that
he the plaintH) failed to deliver them, conse-
quently nonsut is demanded. The case is still on
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
New York.

New York.
iisn !. loo Il Of sv ssissassio
18Th st. asy Of isss and :: "a ooo
sS sS o. IL e. Az r. ana and 1890
ssS 5S 3: S Of Of ,s lSh a1 Sv 5sS tSSS
!eth Of iitb av, a51ssy $500
is Seef 2, es1infsGn oE a7 sss sS
hs.nss9n i ny g sns sS S ossnS s
1h sv Is II Of i57S st. Tiixshoa;c and io;
H.:'fSs, ;:s:: g; sss
BROOKLYN
Jacob Jacob St, ses19s Sf Evsrgssd av Sssss s 3Ss
Jefferson 2is # Of Patchen 441iOo house
koscusEo Isl; st, = a5 II Of Mary ay sxi66 $50 500
FsS" POWERS M Il Of Of H. house and ct
ss;;1ss Ss5
s.ss sav.n q s sos q hdss % Of s,iS RE'se. 8. $5
Stockholm st and Central corner, 275xiSo6x2s.s
North ID st. s. sIs " Of Sd ST. aisss6 500
isth st. PrEpsas Of yG av ss1oo ESQ $50
lss s 3: and "a q, o S sS1Hsr ave- sas 9sSS aS
pekalb and Reid avs corner, lO2s1loo l0Oo
Division av and 10th st. corner, l25x364xl27x5lx
FisseasG Lexington st, s71$sidx e.S'
lNxs7llIls 7x22s2 x q 51isS Il e. .2oo0
Perry $40 # Of warren st,s6lioo 5000
ssaysessn Of Lafayette av, 10 es
Eanssprbi fSEp s7 & 2 PARK aiis sS
Ws:snsssSn Ws:snsoD @ PsgE PsrE
3D. av and Warren st. W corner, 20xe0.. $500
Richmond County-Staten Island.
MIDDLETowN.
Grand View Park-Atlantic, New York and Casteton
Grand View fsrf-Xano and New York avs. is, 1''''
Grand view fark-XGanc and 81 james avs, aa INV
srsns View and woodland avs; acre sS
Grand View Park-Atlantic, New York and Park avs,
or.ns Vs. .eTs. and Grand view avs SS
0i'' new 1nionroN. o'''''''''' 600
Richmond terrace, corner Hamilton 2949127l3x60x
HosTHrIEID. '''0''
Port Richmond and Fresh XIII road, adjoining Mer- -
rl, u acre, Honigan. 500
Gore ct, stapleton, @ Winants 5o1lOo ....... COO
Sea, Of Old Town 5I65OlOOO.. 1000
Westchester County.
EAST CHESTER
Franklin av s. lots 1921 Mount Vernon, 5ox229. 1900
lS5th s 2Oe Of Alexander av 4O1lOO 1900
wFsT FARMS
Woodruff av l50 # Of Prospect st, 5oxl4.... 400
Essex County, N. j.
Baldwin ST. 1893 II Of washington 81. soxloa..... 5000
Miller st. !: SO Of Freinshuy:en sv Ss1iSS.. 24oo
nnSaI vsnasrpSo Int ~. Tsss. av @
18th av 8, lots and ss l5rlOO $3.50
MMeIntee to Howell indssni,s 100 acre.
EAST ORANGE.
'ff:
Bay and Sherman sts, n W corner l5xl35 . g75
''e a'' vs. ioVxSoo.. lS,0Oo
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In the gold loan market The rate ranged from one
per cent for carrying to fiat for borrowing. The
engagements Tor to-morrow's steamer embrace
$3O0OOO specie, inclusive Of 100000 in gold bars.
The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows
Gold cleared. 81, 10000
Gold balances 1,350,958
CurronCv balances Observation-Disclosures. l,52l,305
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p,e W Micnssl Kearney, murder; Same vs. Aicns,
6ad Craig ana Edward KO5 sga eloIiou assault
Lawrence Wild and Henry Donegar, ga.,i~an and Mary
ana battery: Same w. Edward Doi"s"~ ~''
GILBERT, larceny from the person.
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SERIOUS REPORT, If TRUE.-The Rome tGa) Ddtly
ot i Sne sth inst, says:-There was rumor on the
treasurer, had been arrested by order OF the com.
mit,ee I investigating the State road frauds as de.
u. nuter 10 a large amount ana placed in JAIL and
the State funds, F " ~"'iSS VI