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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-14

Daltauose and Potomac Raf1Roaa.
Two lasgs schoonsrs from Philadelphia are
q present uoloadioe iron rails for the Balti-
moro and Hotonse Railroad Company 1t An
napolis. The rails Gro very long, and are
sid 10 wsigA ee6x lbs. sssR.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-14


For Corn, Oats and spring crops generally
have also been paid its efficacy in the growth
of Wheat and Tobacco the past three years,
ever since its introduction. Composed of the
most concentrated materials, it is richer in
Ammonia and Soluble Phosphates than any
other fertilizer sold, except our Excelsior"
and is made with same care and supervision
uniform quality guaranteed. Fine and dry, in
excellent order for drilling. Packed in bags
and barrels.
Price $50 per Ton.
J.J TURNER 4 CO.,
a Pratt Street, Baltimore, Md.
FOR SALE BY
R.M. LAWSON, Alexandria, Va, and JoHH A.
BAKER, Washington, D. G.
ap 1-2m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-14

Dyhs election for Eve Commissioners
ssf The tows Of Port Tobacco viii take plaes
On Monday nest, The 18th Instant.
~W We return thanks to our late Repre-
sentative 10 Congress-Hon. Fred. Stone
Tor copies Of the Congressional Globe contain
idg proceedings Of the "a ssssiuu Of the 4lst
Congress.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

49, -
OF
Personal Property.
DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
ID for Charles county, the undersigned, ~
Administrators, will sell at Public Sale, on the
premises,
On FRIDAY, April l4th, 1871,
(if fair, ifnot on the next fair day thereafter
all the personal property Of AmosO Horton,
deceased, consisting Of ..,
Household & Kitchen Furni-
ture, Horses, Mules, Cows,
Farming Utensils Wheat
& Rye Straw, Blade sFod-
der, &c.
rs Terms cash.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock q. m.
D. D. HORTON, and
GEO. w. BERRY,
Adm'rs of Amos @. Horton.
March 81, 187l-3t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-14
j. IT, TURNER Dc co.'s
Z: AMMONIATED
BONE sUPER-PHOSPATE.
ANALY SIS :

ammonia ............................ 2.83
Soluble Phosphate Of Lime. .......29.5
Bone Phosphate Of Lime. ..A0.67
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-14

1In.G ORN PLANTERS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-14
DIVINE SERVICE.

April IA, ls7l-lt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MARCH H. 1871

ntc net receipts ia bales JOB bsles denoa
2T b, "a Hare Cronsadi L. 30 hales to Dsnu
SO bales; 10 BoreauY foJ baiet; sales 1890 he 9es teyo
Of The wee, 1887 ae gro o. 20 asl
To lyerpool lC7 bales; Cork 49, lsesi 20 Bremen ll9V
ba. o Have Jti3 bales; Hamburg lD bales; TO Anwup
2 baes Cn,ads IBO bsles; to Gero 80 bales 70 Amsr
dan g3 hs q Boneaur 800 hfS osen heof~n ~ BALES %
snta zoo ises; TO vera Cruz 40 basi coa~i'e 5o b1es
sales OF tbs week. 81 coo hales AMIN, -, -. -
wuwtssToN March lo-Coton weak; Mddlhss. lJc net re-
e "a bales l.s bales; stock 800 halei net receipts OF we
week 2 bales erors-coawc s baea sAes OF The week. "a
bales ,,,,r.. ,,,atu. ~, -
e.ps nv baes gross haJi erporeo'stws ~ os eI
O5 kses. socs HO.g bales receipts OF tue week, 3s lat
cs Gs hsles erporiso Crest Britain l2JO bLesi eoa"se
i2I9lales; slles Of tie week 2giJ bales; , IT,,
s.vAsvAB March 0Ceon 10 gooi oennl ehl ath'oe hgus
nllnrs 9'c; net receipts 3Ml bses etpors-oossise 90
-lo. Al, 20 bsef stock & fa Tre, ps OF TIE g.fk
10 "a bales erportso Graf Britain 10 81 baioi 70 the Continent
IGOtal.. cosr.e f-Gj bales; sales Of be see lott0 bales
rts Oh ss. r.rot. 10 treat Bdrn 20 haesi coatNise 81
b9es a 200 baes stock 5l03 bales. e' receipts o. ne week
Britain, 2JJ haesi eoAssise, IOVJ
bales; sales II the week, 5000 bales. ,,, ,.,~,, - 49,
CulRIEsToS March i0Cotou qniet; hddlngs lJldlf me- r.
ee T,j bales; eross 10 taes eTpotto Grea, Bntan -
bses 10 the continent bae coasiwe ~ hae sales %
baes stock bses net receipts Of e week Bi baea o
8O balesi eIports-to Great Bha 1913 De 10 me continent
~ bs., eoise 76 bales; sales o. the week $500 hlleA
uoRrtR March l0(otton qiet. hdang' l4ci net rec,P,
bales: coastsre 81 bos sc lC0O baefi siek a. ~ bales et
receipts week bales exports q ~ Brian to bi
10 ne eupeut 1921 bales, 1851 bales sales OF the week.
1000 bales .,,,- 9, .-,-.. "a
bales gross GO bales q the continent baes sales go
stock 0O bales; receipts Of TIE EeeE 20 bales go 0
bales 10 the continent Il hisi % OF ne week. zhD ua
CfTY PosT, Va March l0CotonNe1 receipts Of We week. '"o
bales A..
interur town for the week ehing to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11
DEATH FROM THE CLUB.
PATROLNAN TUONEY COMMITTED TO THE ToMBs
FOR CLUBBING A MAN TO DEATH.

PATEOLN1AE TUOMEY COMMITTED TO THE TONES
FOR CLUBBING A MAN TO DEATH
Coroner Keenan, concluded the investigation
yeserd il the case Of John Murphy Of No. 112 Henry
a.. who was fatally dubbed sunday morning last
Pat-omau Patrick Brodefick Of the Seventh Precinct
testified that on that morning deceased and some com
pauous were sin @ al the corner OF Madison and Cath
ariue-sts; witness ordered them 70 move on, and de-
ceased Gro sod over the Fourth Ward side Omcer
Tuomey told him to move and 60 home he went TO-
wara asst Hroadway ard Tuomey followed bin witness
soon heard nc cry OF rurder"' watch" and hurried
u Broadway and Catlarinest. deceased was lying
standing around sixth Ward officers came up, and
Tuomey requested witness and the others To- aid nm IN
took each e OF arm OK Murphy, and were raising MIN
struck with his club two times in the breast
abdomen; Murphy did not kick or speak afterward;
witness told IdOcy tAdt ne had no Ieht 70 suke the
prisoner there officers enough to take him in
on the corueFoi CathIrne and Madisonss Murphy was
laid the walk friend OF his came up with bis hat;
Tn0uey turucd upon and dubbed nim on the shoulder
ant back wagon was procured aud Murphy was taken
10 the Pcarst Ponce station on INC way WlthSs let
OF lis pulse and made Tie remark that he believed he
was dead, ne could perceive no movement
ParOhau Frames hughes OF the SKIN IIeclhcl Cut
roboraed the statement OF the preceding witness He
Time Tu0mey's clubbing Was done 30 quickly and with
20 little proyocation that i surprised witness He also
brought the cap 10 Murphy and the TACT that deceased
never spoke OF a P nc %aS ca0pSu ply by
cinct gave almost precisely the same testimony as the
sfrt Joseph d. Kelly of the Fourth Precinct testi-
hcd mai the deceased when brought 70 the Station House
vas neeus BILE and seemed 70 be dying Omcer Tuomey
said that he deceased had falen ana Struck ms head
surgeon at once summoned VINO pronounced lhe man
dc3 witness examined the body, but found no marks
Wooster Beach, ". d., who made the postmortem ex-
animation OF the body of deceased peeNed tat death
wa cgueed IN shock the result OF the blows on the
s,ngcb. low sufficient 20 death might be dealt
over lie region OF tine stomach or aDdoheh' ana no
Coroner keenan, in his charge 20 the jury SAID that an
officer wo would his CLUB so rcckiessly was not III
10 be mc,nber OF the The Jury rendered YER
M that Tie deceased came to his death Dy do" rOin
a club in the hands OF Patrick Iuomry $1,000. IT.,
Tnof1ev vas then examined IN his own deTense. ne
sad: Tie witnesses Lave sworn faIs.y IN SUM- ~
glsc;s am Lot guilty OF the charge Inc C8IonSI
suoupccd thai lie would commit IuOmey 10 the 1olps
10 await me action OF the Grand Jury BEFORE ne Mds
tAeu to the T0uD.. Capt. Alaire ana seg ktilty ,
fr,,u MN mis- uniform aud replaced IL Win ctiAc
ife,s Iuuet 10 Aatiye Of Iceland age 70, anu mas
Ieen a member Of the force for several years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11
NTERLNIyG A WILL.

a ROMANTIC CAsE-MAYOR HALL AS WITNESS
Another phase as to who shall be heir ID
about 10 appear before Surrogate Hutchngs In the form
~ order 10 show cause WHY the record OF that Court
saoud not be corrected IN the case OF Mcneil seymour
About IS years ago Mr. Seymour business man III this
city died. leaving real and personal estate worth about
$1,000 to be distributed 10 various persons according
60 the provisions vi his WILL This Will was drawn by A.
Oakley Han, present Mayor OF NewIork, then a prac-
tleng attorney and executed March q, 1852 Upon
tie motion OF Charles Hawkins, the executor, ~ was
mitted 10 probate without question Defendant bad
LAf nephew named Mcneil Seymour residing al Mount
1OIis, and aIOtncr WHO WaS really not lis nephew bat
IT'S lea by him from aftt ,Ou, and wa uained
~ Neil res Auders1 IL hOu,r OF him. Anderson,
was IAe ron OF former dltucr Of thc Ceasedl
thrn Il yOuHg cb.lt. The will provides that II
iiiier person ledrug dcysec OF portion
81 pi OPP IS should die the snare should 10
10 Nd Neli zss uOis.
short tiue a,ter the dccfase Of the testator, his
WIcJA induced sister VI Mcneil Seymour Anderson Ia
maze copy VI the original all. This was done alter 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11
THE HOGAN WILL CASE VERDICT FOR THE
PLAINTIFF

The contest over the Hogan will, which has
occupied the attention Of Judge Sutherland and jury
in the Supreme Court Circuit for the past three weeks
concluded yesterday the jury giving verdict for
the plaintiff The following the questions submitted
to the jury, and the findings on each:
First O. DID Eliza Helen Hogan make publish end declare IN dne
Of the writing bearing date the 10Th dag Of Octo
ber 1858 copy Of which set forth tho complaint this action as
her last will and testsme1tl A. Yes.
SeOd: Eliza Helen Hogan The time Of the making OF The
said pupOng be her last viii and testament Of Soul
md disposiuc miud memory and understanding A. Yes
Was the instrument urpOnng 70 he the last VIII and tes
Of Ba Helen Hogan procured fraud undue nhneucei
Yes
Fourth. Did Eliza Hogan interstate her real estate,
devise
10 the said complaint IS alleged A Yes
Elza Helen Hogan msde Che deed to
Crooks and Joseph b. Webster Of which annexed 10 the
this scion did she degree Of will mind
with fell understanding Of it and
eject o such deed a valid instrument A No.
deed procured by The maud undue influence OF
Peugue her husband by the fraud
influence either them OF persons and So
BY whoml A. Yes BY Clara NJ Peugnet and Dr. PeugneL
O. Was such deed made by Eliza Helen Hogan Of her
viii unHauenoed hero uIdu by Clara s. Peugnet and Eugene
Peug1e or by either Of them. by else A. No
Eighth: said instrument forth. her free valid act
deedl A. No.
Edwards Pierrepont, E. w. stoughton and i. p Cowles
for plaintiff; John Graham, COudert Brothers, and Stow
art, Lane and Thomas for defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Thomas Picket charged with passing $40 coun-
bill held yesterday by Commissioner Shields in 900 bail
In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday,
Louis Zu found guilty Of dealing eoo1tes money and 70
nanded for sentence
The British Consul in this city applied to Commits
Shields Yesterday ior the Of Eve sailors Of tie BHsh snip
obey ORDERS The Commissioner refused 70 Issue warrants for their arrest
the ground that he had jurisdiction over foreign seaen
In the Court of General Sessions, before Judge
Ottensc TIE State Prison for Ave
years Adam Simon pleaded guilty attempt at grand larceny at
No ZIG BtOadws bat his first olens be Court nde
Mariana DousernIu stealing cloak from Mary Morrison
Peniena months Richard Fleming pleaded guilty " buIgAy
sentence suspended
At the Essex Market Police Court, Kitty ONeil
committed yesterday, charge Of stealing gold watch
SIS from Herman Foker Of No 80 EeI Charles Cody age TO- Of
No 5lg ksst Foureenst charged William
teacher The Wednesday lat and
Thursday the jGutr OF the building William DTes1Ond pointed out
Cody the principal boy whom be had from tie teach
ers late In the afternoon Wednesday, after school hours MI
charged the with being
scholars but Cody snuous denied having stolen the money Justice
Koch dsba ge the prisoner not deenng evidence oonv
At the Tombs Police Court, Judge Hogan, yester-
cloth So from the Of Nudge SAWYER Co at No. ~
Nhtet...A number Of value 80 night q
March from jacob ASL No 20 having
forced open the sue Lawrence Pse l6 residing -
Psk and employed end boy w tho
session Of OF tho coats yesterday and Committed trial
Jan six gold rings value $50 and 81 tie apartment
o. MARY Casey At No Re0s The accused called Of
pedang bibles and while hr C-sy adjoining
walked OF with As property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11
NEW LINE OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

The first steamer of new line between
Bremen and Aspinwall sailed from Bremen March 7.
The line is operated by the North German Lloyd Steam
ship Company Three new screw, iron vessels two OF
which launched have been built at the famous yard
OF Card & Co., Grennock, England. They OF about
5000 burden and have engines OF the drectactng
pattern OF 800 nominal and capable OF being
readily worked up to COO or 70O They are expected 10
make l2s knots per hour The three boats are named
King William l., Capt. X. Hargescheimer; Crown
FRINGE Frederick William, Capt G. Leist; and
Count Bismarck, for which the captain has not
been appointed. They viii be fitted up with
special reference to rscass passengers OF whom they
will be able accommodate 100; they will also have
room 100 secOndclas and 400 steerag Passengers
They will sail from Bremen the eth of every month
touching at SouthauptOn the 10th, whence they
pect 10 arrive at Aspinwa on the 18th. After dis
charging. they will then sail for Savanila, reaching
there about the 2d Of the next month"; Puerto Cabeo
the 5th La Guayra the 9th, leaving the latter place
on the following day and returning TO Puerto Cabelo
on the 9th, savana the 17h and starting back from
ASpinwa their ocean voyage, on the 2lst touching
al St Thomas the 25th They will arrive at Cher
bOurg and southampton the 9TH and sth respectively
and Bremen the 10TH The tide Of emigration from
the Northern European countries will 1t Is thought soon
turn somewhat toward the growing nations OF South
America and the States of the Pacific coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

PRrp.Y l0-BEEyBsThe arrivals to-day II ears AZ
OnehnBethst 49l bead completing
Beside The eh to-day there we're - cars
OF Wednesday ard Thursdays cattle sale al Ccinmun paw
making all told IS for s. w. Aerton Co. ears for
Gomez l. nePherson I for b. w Gilet Co., for
was and everything sold on before
noon eha1ee Improvement IN prices
The following sales 20 Illinois for W. Aeon
Co. by b. Wesbeimer cvt l4dl3e; 40 for by Couey
Meheon 21l3Ici l25 Of Concy McPhesons
Illinois l26l5c p good II cet Ohio cattle fer
Greenvat Co. a. ~ 0ei 10 latter price ~ Per eS ~ IN
B. w. GIett, al RaJici ~ limos cattle
OF &; cyt. by j. n. Dabey, 81 l29l3c few tops, l4c
At Onehundrelh Shuster had 0 Illinois steers Of
IgO6 at 12 81 b y Coon Thompson had ears or Of III
nos steers 81 ewt which he sold TO- weighing 1883 No. AZ c 81
n Pest d. WsiIe had ears Of % Illinois aeers ~ Of them
05 HE Sc and 10 Of 9, cHt sold at l3 - 10 Y
cw Mer5 Burcar closed out u Illinois steers y,Slery y d.
l2ic, 50 n y eEt - 49,,
SHEEP-Anivas Comnupav6to P6oock spt 70 Ksse
Co-xith 81 stil Hume Riloi snd
Krby This makes II rs sheep far tbs week The de-
scarcely good yesterday bn prices sustained As
70 N at ;l3 o85 10 tie Also ycsteria
sheep l8I n, 7c Jos q ~ H. 1te III
Of leo 70 &c. KAs Co. to-day, car Ohio u
n, at tic. and a car, 81 No. a. III 49,. 49,, =, .. -.
Al Forty zhs Hume Elliot. sold ~ Michigan sheep 81 ~ at
7c; VI Qel D. al 7c l8 Of al h. 6c 2 stste s ID Itc
l7 Canadss 40 b Stc and single sheep, 10 d. &c hrg
sold Mehan sheep, 30 IT, &c ~ Do "a d. &c, AID z OF %
Al
ne car Ohio alive sold 5t with 7i offered for another lot
Dressed tell % extreme heavy gong q d9 ~ 70 dosn sic
9!c 100 70 dowa 9 80 adSSH, 9i aud loo dosn
No MestfTu dresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11
FAMILY MARKETS.

P,pir March lOThere marked tameness about The markets
importance has been added only the little
California received week enough 70 fry
the season full carload IN fne condition. and being
the foreign fruits though
small quantities for weeks in BY the shpoa
be offered though 1t ia plenty OF the
articles and supply fBd abundant that dealers
already beginning vie With each other 10 who shall retail
uptown grocer sells sbo0 using them 70
Pacsrds Offering 10 and II for &c. though
dealers strictly keep Pol quoted With
advantage buyers for the that there settled prices
Dealers Who secured Of turkeys and chickens SaS q eta
stoci fuly PC. Wholesale, must bnng 29@
25c, there nothing to Pay Tor handing
there reasonable bounds prices there are
Perhaps greater portion what termed good turkeys Sc at
all kinds IN Abundance and prices There
will visits the sanitary police the weather become.
Aay green with age and for want Of
call for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11
MEXICO.
A NEW PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE-ILI-TREAT-
MENT OF AMERICAN CITIZENS.

A NEW PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE-ILL-TREAT-
MENT OF AMERICAN CITIZENS.
CRY OF MEXICO, March 3, via Havana,
March IOGov. Pcsquera Of Sonora has been put into
the field as candidate for the Presidency. There are
now candidates, and two spoken OF. Tho
Legislature Of Jasco has deposed the Governor OF that
state. The Governor OF Osaca having grossly reated
citizens OF the United States Minister Nelson has
addressed the General Government on the subject
The Investigating Committee OF Congress has dlscOv
cred dealcation Of 100000 in the Treasury Depart
ment. Senior Romero has determined 10 resign before
the meeting OF Congress. Some newspapers attack lin
and point with suspicion TO the large amount ~ property
owned by him in the city and country, which they
is estimated TO be worth 100000 When the books Of the
Treasury Department demanded by the Congress
Committee, Romero refused to deliver them, and
the Chairman OF the Committee has made protest de-
carng that NJ Romero had refused to obey the laws.
The Central Club OF the Capital has appointed Gems.
Negee and VillabOs 10 draw up act Of accusation
against President Juarez. Washingtons Birthday
duly celebrated here. The American colors were dis
played In various quarters OF the city. Minister Cat
taneo returns to Italy to-day with commercial treaty
which he has negotiated. The EederGtd complains Of
the ndiscrimnate destruction Of trees the Istus OF
Teuantepec. The election excitement continues II Is
the general belief that revolution will follow the election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11
COURT DECIsIONs-MARCH 10.

Superior COurt-SpeTGl Term-By Judge Jones'
Baker agt Harris Taft sg Martin Gentree sgt RoSenSock. Tie
Chapman Company Gait Jacob ag The Greenwich Insurance
Company, Sylvester sgt Bailey.-OrdeH granted
Common PLeGs-Specidl Tnm--By Judge j. f. DAILY
Kennedy FreemanPlsntf in bis proposed amend
mens page time Of the stenogpher inmates
Judge Robiusan-CObanks AT WelsMoOn granted
pn otherwise denied WITH $40 State Bank sgL
Merrtt-Seted. Aberneihy ct al. agt McByOy.-Setled
Marine Court-Part by Judge Gross.-Mona-
han a KeeJunebt for the pautG for 900 and costs with
allowance SaIneJud ment for the plaintiff for $500 70
ard costs with 25 allowance OHe Atsood-Dsmssed with
$40 costs
Pdrt -By Judee Curtsspeman Wheelsn.J1dgment for
the defendant Davis Ghes-Setet. OBnen agt Su.OH
yere for the plaintiff for SlJV 99 Roteford
Fnnegsn, Merrill sgt. MuTray.-Dscontnnel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11
THE FREEDMAN's AID SOCIETY ANNUAL.
REPORT.

BOsTON, March 1O.-At the annual meeting
OF the Froedan's Aid Society, the Secretary Mrs f. ID
Cheney, read a report giving review in detail Of the
transactions Of Tie Society for the past year. The total
handler OF pupils at present i upward Of $780, me total
az sco0s Is 49, Teachers, H. Maryland has IG
schoos and IG Icacbers Virginia, IL schools and a
teacrrs North Carolina. school ana Teachers south
Saroira II erbons and % teachers; GeOrga, school
nd teacher Tho condition OF things IL more favor
able IN south Carolina than la aDy orI state tat state
whites and blacks oil equal terms Norih Caiolna aud
VirglA Ia lave also taken acton, ana ~ part ,haIeda
puiIIe school system The situation IN Maryland aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11
At the Essex Market Police Court, Kitty O'Nei
CONFEDERATION AT PETROLEUM CENTRE. PENN.
-FIFTY- LIGHT BUILDINGS RuRNEn

PITTSBURGH, March 10.-At an early hour
this morning fire originated in the Buffalo House nj
Petroleum Centre Penn. which place composed al
most entirely of wooden buildn ps The fire srra.a
the street, and on both sides aa far sonih ~
Akens Han and north to the bank Of the creek leaving
the American House standing Fifty-eight BUILDINGS
dwellings, and stores, beside barns &C. were destrovsg
the fire sweeping hve acres clear Among the heaviest
losers James R herord, hardware entire stock md
building, 5000; the Petroleum House fnrnitnrs snd
building $1,000; H. &: Waehter, grocer stock partly
Loss ia estlin ated at $4,000. .'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11

oo-, A., NO, a,toretner encouraging owing 70 ne OPP
10 20 ~ nortion OF the whites and tho apathy OF
The blacks The Normal schools are regarded as very
suo and useful The gradual relin1uishmont OF
% schoos TO the support OF the people Of the
s,s 10 Contemplated, but 1t hoped that The Normal
hs viii he sustained by the Society for the assured
sg,s which will thereby cnsuo 10 the general cdnca
1 system of the South The graduates Of the schools
,a IN many Instances, been taken into employment
tarers under the auspices OF the State. The receipts
20 Tho society for the year exceed 10000 Gov Claim
was reelected President OF the Society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11
.rp,vyrIvP STOCK mARXFr-y

ALBANY LIVE STOCK MARKET-M.RcH 10
Cattle exhibit. bat little vy receipts UT ght ave
quality Of prices SEA 81 cat or Mich TOYS are
only medium tie market and hese bring SOS Y CIV
sheep head quality eqn thai u Last week Ile
las. weeks prices Nothing dong IN loSA