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u s,r sysans eonnsc. Mo-. 81 and 50 with sewer in

y U '" c"hhect NOS o and eJ win sewer u
| IA. RpsoLUTIoS PvryRRyp
~ ...,..u Alderman pEonrR--ro pave Fifth street
by ,hsslstsnt q H. with Belgian pavement
''on Dowefy 70 nvens ans r.,n ovFp-
ny Assistant Alderman GARa. race & ana liglt twt
TIinisamenta lamps In trout of the "V hh BANK Oh
by Assistant Alderman MCCARTHY " gas MANI
&C. IN second avenue, from Sixyhth 10 sove
BY the same-To lay gas MAINS &c tu sevsnt,- -Qnh
street, from Third avenue To Fast River. -
by Assistant Alderman FEIrSER-To lay gas mains &c,
In sixiy thru sreet between Ninth and Tenth
street, from Ninth 10 Tenth avenue.
Bv Assistant Alderman BARKER-To place and Iyht nm
ornamental lamp in front OF No. 33l West Twenty
BY Assistant Aidermnu RErLLY-To flag sidewalks on
avenue c. from Eleventh to Sixteenth street
BY the sameTo flag sidewalk south side Of Thirteenth
street, from First avenue to avenue ID.
by Assistant Alderman RoBINsOsTo reret curb gut
ter stones north side Of Seventy third street. between
Madison and Third avenues.
nght lamps of the Side entrance Grammar
School No. A, on Vartek street.
BY Assistant Alderman REILLy-To flag sidewalk north
side OK Thirteenth street from avenue TO avenue y;
ariel lamp In front OF NO. 732 Broadway.
RF5oIUTION OF THE BOARD or ALDERMEN ADOPTED
Authorizing the North River Sugar Refining Company TO
extend their vaults Coster beyond the line OF the
curbstore not to exceed seven feet.
RESOLUTION OF rHE BOARD ALDFnMEN RrFrEfrD
Appointing Edward q. Black Commissioner OF Deeds
vice Isaac r. frowp, resigned
RESOLUTION or THE BOARD or ALDEnMrN LAID ovFR
Amending 70 pay Andrew Fox ,Sr loss OF horse
by inserting the words Ciy Contngences Tor the words
COMMUNICATIONS PLACID
From the Commissioner of Public Works. transmitting
poronmens OF In the matter OF public
then adjourned 20 the 18th instant, at
TWO O'Clock L. NJ. WILLIAM IL. MoLoNEI, CierK
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r,,..-u a.. Porto Rico ssc &c. English island.
ss .S New orle4 10 spirits wa.
:, s%a sss lots sold a.
a. 50 s a az Ihs S e' dc Ses as
pS CO. sSs, a. as IS s. s Sb s ps. Hs
sS siasSss Ss i g "a ~ :
sus 3 PSSns sns
% %:ss E: ssS sS ss4, ~
~ 81 held s IN ss as%Ish s%h
%sty Ss.t ss
ssys ysr.
and reported yale 10000 bbls do each last half of August
.fs: IS e ss ss; ss
s ass ans ws sS ny
5 spot and 1ss1sf q 5 10 q wS %Gn scS f.
SsIng M Beef ssn!sSsd n, lin inactive
ses ST
s: n and Mns
Of unn,poTtant character We quote clear sc
sSs @ :9S s s Sa
inquiry Ws noed o BUT
snss tianspIrsS: We qaospy sailed sh0a1asF. Ss;
oAfs
zoo sSsf ana cheese
RrcE.-The market va. du', but unchanged The sales
500 bags Rangoon 7c per b l75 bags Patna at
TIC. TIC. per h. Carolina entirely neglected and
nominal In value.
sgs4nA air demand prevailed from rsaners, and the
5.Scr sale: 1000 ssIaa
and 100 hhds cenrifuas lOc The market closed strong
the basis of 9c 9sc for fair to good refining Cuba
Refined sugar moderately active and rm at Shc for
for ffrsAl a, BE for B. u issic for extra 9,
ii5sc. i2c for 9 and lOHc. a lie. for yellow.
quote -Lupa-nferIor refining, She &c.;
far 70 good fair refining, sssc sc good prime re:
70 choice grocery loc l0e centrifugal hhds and boxes
& pulos 49,. oa
sSc do to l2 sssc ioc.; do ls 70 l5 iNHc.
lllac Ii to is, 1laac do, 10 to 30 l2c l3ac.
do white, lsl4c lsAo Porto Elco-Reanins grades ssc
ard, to IL &c. 9Sc. JavaDutch standard, Nos 10
to l2 95sc 10c ManlaCurrent cayed and SUPERIOR &c.
q &c.
sTrARINE strong bu. quiet at 13c. for prime.
TALLow firm but quiet at 9sc. for nhds and 5-l6c
in bbls. Sales $1,000 lbs. IN bbls.
WnIeKPY.-Receipts, 1873 bDe. The market was firm at
94]ec. &c., with sales Of lO0 bbls.
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FOREIGN PERSONAL GOSSIP.

-Kossuth continues to devote much Of his time
to scientific researches
The ex-Empress Eugenie, It is rumored, is IN
treaty for the sale of her diamonds, which are
valued at over million and q half dollars.
spOndent, to be married to young Catholic lady
Miss Fox, niece of Lady Holland. Miss Fox Is
generally regarded as the probable inherress OF the
old historic manslOn as well as prtncey fortune.
Queen Victor1a's fluctuations, 1t Is stated,
sent by the telegraph, and His Holiness, by the
same medium, conveyed his blessing to Her Majesty
and the royal family. Several other European SOW
ereIgns have sent autograph letters TO the Pope
graduating hun on his jubilee.
Professor Beesley, cOntroverting some state.
ments Of the LOndOl Times as to his views the
Paris insurrectl0n, takes occasion to say that Post
tivism and Communism are irreconcilauly opposed
on the most essential questions, aud no good end
can be served by coniounding them.
Charles Alexander Bruce, the discoverer Of the
tea plant In Assam, died In Assam lately. AT the
In 1889 he was presented with the thanks of tue
British government, and IN lS4l the Society OF Arts
conferred on him gold medal ''or discovering the
indigenous tea tracts and for cltyattng and pepar
ing tea In Assam" This is the Pioneer believes all
the reward he got Tor making trade which was last
year valued at 10, ,296,362 rupees.
THE Empress Of Germany says O correspOn-
dent) has for some months past been greatly
troubled by the continued disappearance OF her
jewels There was no member OF her household
whom she could suspect, and the police found them
selves completely baied. The pilferer turns out to
be one OF the children OF tue Princess Royal, who
had taken n fancy for the ornaments, and had
req,ilsoned them In behalf Of her numerous family
OF dolls.
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HE COURT S.
Counterfeiter Sentenced-Seizurs of Whiskey--
Eouthern Railroads in the CONTRIBUTIONS
Business in the General SESSIONS
UNITED ss.IATES CIRCUIT COURT.
se,n,ene. ~. .-nterfeItcr.

sentence OF n CS.- "'ohic'''T.
Yesterday Judge Benedict sat in . ne once oi MI'
Kenneth G. White Clerk OF the United States S.ronl1
Court, and proceeded to sentence Daniel oonee,
who had been convicted In 1869 OF dealing In
counterfeit money. Sentence was suspended on
that occasion, 1t appearing TO the Court that the
prisoner was in bad state of health and not likely
10 live long. He was, therefore, allowed to stand
out ON his own recognizances But some few weeks
since an anidavit was placed In the han ds OF the
District Attorney charging that Cofree had resumed
llis old practices and again gone into the counter
letting business. He was accordingly arrested and
put in jail. a request was III aue 10 Judge woodruff
TO sentence Coffee, but he OBJ ected On the ground
that lie had not tried the prisoner Yesterday Mr.
Purdy moved for sentence, and as Gomez was
brought before Judge Benedict for that purpose
he seemed to be IN ianting condition and fell nat
upon tue floor, where he remained for some mo-
,inents apparently insensibe. The Assistant Dis
trct Attorney expressed his belief that this fantng
was not genuine ON the part OF Coffee; that 't was
all put On.n The prisoner was lifted from the floor
and placed on chair He was seemingly much
distressed Judge Benedict then sentenced him TO
three years Imprisonment at hard laoor In Alngs
County Penitentlary and to pay fine Of IL.
Seizure of " hiskey.
Yesterday morning DEPUTY Marshals Robinson
and Croy, while passing through Cedar street
found five unstamped barrels OF whskey In an ul-
occupied cellar in Cedar street. They caused them
10 be removed to the O,ice OF Marshal Sharpe.
Measures Viii be taken at once FOR their cOndemna
sliOn
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SUPREME COUYT--clAM3EaS.
Sou,hern Railroads in tie Courts.
Before Jndpa CarlozO

SHu'hcru hahrOilas IN the CCurts.
Before Judge CardOzo.
Western DiuisiOn Western RattrOad OF North
carolina ps. Hopkins ct a and the Pensacola and
Mobile Ratt'oad Us. The Western Diuision Western
Railroad az North CaTOliad.--These are the TWO
titles OF two suits which promise to be interminably
long, Judging from the TACT that 1t took several Of
our most prominent lawyers nearly all day yesterday
TO argue a single motion. The gist OF the whole
matter, including the long.drawn out speeches
Ing told in very brief space. In lit
OF magnlDcenC generosity toward the Impoverished
end struggling railroads of North Carolina that
state three years ago issued Sl6,Q0lO00 OF State
bonds IN ther'ad. or this So 000, 900 worth OF
the bonds were apporliOned to tie western Division
Of the Western Railroad OF North Carolina. Mr..
SwepsOn. President OF The road came TO tnis city
with these bonds, and plulglng into our great
nnanclal mart, Wall street, began operating with
Them, and the allegation Is applied $4,000 worth
of the Florida Railroad. Subsequently General
Littletield became president OF the company and to
him Mi. SWepSOn turned over all the securities III
his possession the former assuming all tie latter's
indebtedness TO the company. In 1870 Florida au.
thOrlzed the consolidation OF railroad stock About
tis time South Carolina opened her eyes TO the fact
OF the alleged misapprOprlaion OF part OF the bonds
awarded to the South Carolina road and appointed
commission to inquire into the respective opera
tions or Messrs. Swepson Il IiLtledeld. One menl-
0er OF the commission goes to Europe. Matters are
found to he very much mixed Mesars. Samuel Hop.
ktns Co., having house III London and this city,
supposed to be Involved IN the transactions. An
order OF arrest Is obtained against Samuel Hopkins
and lie is placed under S5J0,l0J ball The matter
came up yesterday on motion to discharge him
nom bail. The subject. as already stated was ar
gued at great length. The Judge took the papers,
'scservlng niS decision.
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,.,,;, S;.ccvorao An Ience Judge Tappen took the
n, nomir ".nSV IA rsserye, Sis decision.

,.,,, s;.cc,;.rao An 'Hence. Judge Tappen took the
papers and reserved his oeeiS'on.
A Contractor A,..sr His Money:
The People er rel. Francis S,o, . 0' @oo' n 'o"'-
son. Comprotier.-A motion was IL. "ue yes'eru.y
for peremptory writ OF mandamus COM e"'ns Inc
Comptroller to pay Francis Swift. the well s." OWN
contractor, the sum OF s17ss1, balance alleged 10
be due for grading Sackett street, from Washington
avenue to the City Line.
Corporation Counsel DE Witt stated that at about
the time Swift made application for his last pay
ment the Park Commissioners notified the Comp
troller not TO pay Andavits were submitted to the
erect that Swift had obtained the certificates of the
completion Of the work before 1t was really COM
pleted
Mr. De Witt held that Swift should bring suit at
law Judge Tappen reserved his decision.
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.

LARCENIEs AND BURGLARIEs.
1fls Court resumed business yesterday, Assistant
District Attorney Tweed prosecuting. Owing to the
continued illness OF Judge Bedford, caused by
sprained ankle, which is very painful and trouble
some, his Honor the Recorder kindly offered to pre-.
side during the remainder of the term.
Philip Doyle, who was charged with burglario usly
entering the liquor store OF Christian Rohr, 10
nue. A. on the oath Of April and stealing $12 worth
of clothing, pleaded guilty to pei y larceny, ana was
sent to the Penitentary for six months.
Robert carter pleaded guilty to stealing fifty yards
OF CARPET valued at $780, on the I'm OF JUNE the pro.
perry of Margaretta korner which ne nc Obtained by
trick ana device. He was sent to the Stale Prison
Tor TWO years and six months.
AN ASrROLoGiST IN COURT.
Maria McAleer, domestic In the employ Of En-
vertised under another name, was placed ON trial
charged Win stealing 500 from a bureau drawer.
parties M Were in the house and the accused proved
good character, The jury rendered verdict OF not
guilty
grand larceny the indictment charging that on The
18th Of June ne stole six pistols and other property
remanded In order to have an opportunity TO fur
nisb evidence OF previous goo character.
ASSAULT UPoN A APoLICEMAN.
Peter Wood, who was charged with assaulting
officer Kearney, OF the Ninth precinct on tue 18th
OF June, while he was making nm arrest OF another
the Penite ntiary for one year.
Henry Gearke who was found in the repair shop
" s1V oSVo.u AVENUE ttiiroau company dt un
early hour In the morning. was tried upon charge
Of grand larceny. As there was no evid nee to
show that he entered the premises with relon lous
Intent the Jury rendered q verdict OF acQuttal.
william Murray pleaded guilty to an ''assaIIt with
intent to steal as pickpocxet,' an onicer having
arrested I'm In the act OF putting his hand In the
pocket OF an unknown man. His hand sent him to
the Penitentiary for one year.
Frank Linton, against whom were two indict.
ments, pleaded guilty to stealing check for $l52 81
and @ promssory note for s2,5s4 81 on the 10Th of
June, the property Of Frisbee, Roberts Kingsley.
He was to the State Prison ior three years ana
six months.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE LIVE snAp COMMISSIONERS IN

ARRIVAL or THE LIVE SHAD C0MMIs sIONERs IN
CAraFoRNrA.-For some time past tho Fish Commits.
sioners OF California have been IN communication
with Mr.. seth Green, OF New York, the famous and
most successful pisciculturtst IN America, on the
subject Introducing shad into California waters,
and their combined efforts have resulted In COM
piete success. The great difficulty TO be encoun
tered, and which seemed 10 forbid the traispcrta-
ton OF this fish across The Continent, arose from ne
fact that the IL hatched IN rom forty-eignf to
seventy hours. But the perseverance OF Mr. Green,
and the Application OF his PRACTICAL knowledge,
which nave made him 80 eminently successful in
pisciculture, have solved the problem and made his
rst effort to bring live shad across the Continent
success. lie believed he would be abe to bring
them alive and he has accomplished his purpose.
Through the combined Efforts OF Mr.. Green ana the
Fish commissioners we have now In the sacramento
RIVER, above Tehama, a large number OF shad from
the Hudson River. MIR. Green came with the fsn
ana saw them placed IN the Sacramento. .--Stn
Francisco Alta, rune 81.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
ualf.pn.t Five o'clock p. nj.
CON- i MERCIAL REpORT.

MONDAY July 10-6 P. M.
CorFrE.-The market for Rio and Santos steady but
quiet $500 bags per Monarch sold days pre-
uousy but not before reported, at Hampton Roads,
BALTIMORE private We note sale Of 1000 bags
per Fitzgerald private steady
but inactive We quote:-Ro, ordinary cargoes, l0kc
= Io<c. fa,r do, lOa4c lc.; good do. Ike like.
Pri do. l2c. 23c extreme range for lots, 1OAc
i2a<c, gold, per b In bond thirty sixty credit
Jsy. sSyernmsns 5sss' M lsc do {gras; ma, lssG
bo i3c. l6Nc Laguayra, Nc. ishc Jamaica, lsc.
l5sc st. Domingo tRold in bond gzc. 1oe Costa Rica,
lSI1c TO-; anila 14c. l5c MeNcan $50. 16c.; Sa
vanilla, i8c. = l559c. Curacao; l$c. a l5c
CoTToN-The ma rket opened strong, with upward ten
dency, but subsequently, despite favorable advces from
abroad reaction took place. which resulted cecne OF
fully c. per h. upon all grades OF cotton the spot and
Pc 10 lb, the basis Of low mdding, for forward
deliveries the decline being attributable encouraging
advces from the growing CROP The appended quotations
nominal and represent the prices asked In order TO
sell considerable extent material concession would
be ma cassary The sales were az fol oWs:-
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Wheat was cu and 20 lower TO sell e any excnr 81 ~, -
CLOSE The about 0,u bushels, Of 81 ~ for NO
spring. 81 SO for amber winter % ior new s9uhen;
81 tsN or white Canada. ia bond Corn was sseady, WIN @
728c choice Western yellow ,6c, Southern white nom-
at t Oats were firm at &c ,Qr western and y ,uo
W. re dull; there demand for either. - -.
FHFIoHIe.-The market continued very quiet, pW rses
were without percelbe change In the charering ons
moderate demand prevailed for vessels suitable 70.
petroleum about former rates. The engagements 70
cude -l9QCo bushels of corn and wheat TO Iiyerp9o
scau a. sad and 3d. for wheat to London, py
SAIL 1000 bushels of corn and wheat, at td va 70
Glasgow, by steam, 10 QUO bushels OF grain nj t5a ihe
charirrs conprisoA German bark, from Phisdeipbta 10
Hamburg g2U0 bbs petroleum, 10, lOtld; an American
British bark hence TO direct British port loW quarters
corn and O0 bbls nour private terms bark hence 70
direct Continentai port. so bbls. petroleum. a. 3D.,
bark (now here, from Richmond to RIO, 300 bos tour VI
minSton to direct pcr, In lhs United Kingdom 100 ebs
rosn private erns And Danish bark oaoo DIS fosin
from Wilmington TO Urop 4; adt, on private terms.
MoI.Assss.-1he market continued duli and nominal ir
the absence OF ses Wo Quote.Cuba yccnlrltngel and
mixed. $50, 33: Cuba cayed. no no' o"na w"cov"o
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COMMON PLEhS-sPeciAL TERM.
Decisions.
BY Judge Larremore,

Dctlst0nss
BY Judge Larremore.
1OtonS ma ps GlTdneT.-Mouon granted.
BrddhurSt as. Gardner.-Mouon granted.
Atlantic Bank Us. Welifng.-Order vacated.
Fttzpat7cE Us. The Mayor.-Order vacated
GcCu0nev Is. Bedm.-COmplaint dismissed.
MCGrtOer rs. L0ng.-Moion granted.
COren Us. Eftel.-lnjunctlon dissolved.
DriscoH as. McCabe reference ordered.
Hdnce ps. ORedIU-Reference ordered
Moran Us. SpraH.-MotlUn granted.
fiGtt Us. PatL-Reference ordered.
Knapp as. MeiOgs.-Molion to vacate order OF ar.
rest denied, with costs TO abide event Of suit
Morgan rs. Fisk.-InJunctlOn dissolved upon de-
fcndanps executing bond In the penalty OF $1,000,
Court. The issues to be settled on notice and tried
by Q Jury. Order of reference vacated.
An0erine rs. SandVord.-See memorandum FOR
counsel.
BOrOer rs. Observation-Disclosures to report over
ruled. Report OF referee confirmed aud judgment
ordered In conformity herewith.
SsoUr us Beldtn0.-Application denied.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL


The Southern list was quiet and generally strong,
but prices were highest at the morning board, when
the chief feature was a rise In Missouris
10 81. Tho following were the closing
street prces:-Tennessee, ex coupon, ny
q "; do. new, ~ 10; Virginia ex coupon
GSh 60; do new 70 a 10; do. registered stock,
Old, 54ss 30; Georgia skies 81 ss do. sevens Q0Z
a 92; North Carolina, ex coupon, loh a AZ DO.
funding, ls6d, IS 81; do. do, 1885, alX a SO; do
new, ~ s'h; do. special tax, 20 a 2ok; Mis-.
souri, skies, 93a o5h do. Hannibal and st. Joseph,
s5 e5js; Louisiana skies, ~ a 70; do now, 90
o5; do. levee sixes, ~ 49, do. cights, 90 a e2;
do. Peni,entary sevcns, II 73; do railroad
eights, oaso; Alabama lves, 80 a II; do. eiahts,
90 100; do. railroad clghts. OIL q es; South Caro-.
Ina skies, 10 IS; do. new. January and July, 50
a 594; do. do, April and October. COY 62; Arkan-
sas skies, 55 a 6s; 10. scvcns, 90 GO.
ooMrARIsoN OF THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the foreign imports at New
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HAVANA MAaKETS.

HAVANA, July 9, 1871.
Sugar slow of SALE bu, prices unatered closing qnet but
steady tho in New ork having tho
decline IN London Market favors seers Exported during
the week from Havana and Maanzas % 900 boxes including
10U00 the United Staes and hhds including 10
the United States Stock IN warehouse at Havana and Ma
42O0 boxes $500 hhds Nos 10 to IL ut
lie. n l1Hc.; Nos. ID to 20 ut l21sc. l4c.
FrelghtsThere 10 surplus of tonnage for all ports, and
the MARKET closes dull.
BaconThe market supplied at 1sc Hc Coal oil qnie
lAc. 4l1c. Hams steady Lard steady.
Exchanse on Londcn l2A ls4 premium; on New York,
short sinht % premium.
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SUPERIOR ClURT-s2cClAL TEsa.
Decisi"ss.

Decisions.
BY Judge Spencer.
Htn,y A. George Us. George 4. Csgood.-Order
granted.
LauInd H. Elliott u.s. Fanny Ac,iasi.-Same.
The Commercial Warehouse Us. John S. Grobis.-
See opinion
Louis Ceilpr rs. Charles A. VanEiaS.-Order sus.
tanning demurrer. See opinion.
MdyCdreta Achaei Us. John Z. Aicony.-Order
dlsmisslng complaint, with $40 costs.
Frank A. PinEit0nl et. a.. as. hnfreC j..
9iOnldS.--Case settled and ordered on file.
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than half grade above or below the grade quoted
been. the basis Of low miadng as
evening-Juy, 200 mt 20Hc; August 900 at 2Oc 800 at
100 Soyc October 100 al lsso 100 =,
climber $50 at ishcs January, 2o q l9aetota 1850
isa I11es a sS 9sc id al sS,sc s6S al sCc 5oS at
August 100 az slo 800 a. 2ote go a q 2s 1sisS s
at loc., .. 20 slYc 100 20bo 100 29sc, 2c6
iS ,$ss loo al sNc Soveinber 500 az iSilc,
ser loo each lsS ogeasr txchanged goo July 70, aS
September even. Total 1890 bales; grand total $50
bales The average quotations Q! SATURDAYS 70 oy de-
!embsr October 19sc Nove%eer 1885, ia Deem n
New Orleans sS5 Mobile sos sayannah e45 Charleston
Total 2oO7 bales same day week, 4 bales day
last year. 1902 bales Rates for cotton freight for foreign
ports losed folows:fo Liverpool BY steam, }sd by
sail, I'D; Hayre, by seam c, god sail Ac 70 Ham
burg, by s;csm ed sail, 56d compressed; TO Bremen
by steam So. gold, compressed sail, 10; to Baltic ports,
by sail, sc, gold. .o.. 49,,
siOsO bushes corn, 500 do; meal 4 bags oats,
3O bushe The flour market ruled dull and heavy and TO
sell holders would have been PEELED to accept of
lower prices The sales were about goo bbs Rye -four was
quiet Small made at $4 50 for common and 40 IS
So 20 for choice. Corn meal was quiet but steady a6o
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME UnT-SpsClAL TERM.
An Old Railroad case Revived.

Before Judge TNppen.
Ed,cin Fan 0dssoech u.s. 7he Long Island Raj
road Conpanv.-In February. 1870, the plaintiff
recovered verdict of $40 ooo against the company
for injuries received by accident on the road near
Willow Tree station the 2jd OF April, 1869. The
case was Appealed at the General Term ana mo.
t0n for new trial was made. The General Term
directed that such motion should be made at Special
Term. Yesterday q motion was made for new
trial on exceptions taken and on the ground Of
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

DAVIS EARI.--At the brides house on Wednes-
day, June 2S by the Rev. w. ii. BOo Mr. WALTER
T. DAVIS to MISS SARAH JANE EARL, both OF this
city. No cards.
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COURT CAlENDA!-ThIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT, CHAMBEEs--Held by Judge Car
dozoNos CO. 6s 69 81, "a, o., 10, 0S 400, lO'' loS
1l0, l18, lis. Call l3l.
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CITY GOVERNMENT
OFFICIAL.
Board OF Assistant Aldermen.

STATED eEaetON.
MONDAY, July l0-2 O'CLOCK +. N.
Present -Assan. Aldermen Reoinson, Iiea!y Hampscn
Pech1r, Costello, Barker, Reilly, 1leed, Foine Garry
Thomas Duly and McCarhy2
The President being absent, Assistant Alderman Healy
chosen PRESIDENT PRO tenn.
pErilIoNs.
BY the PRreIDFNT--Of William Masauley, 70 be rcn-
bursed for loss of horse and harness
pier NO 81 las. river with resolution 10 aim J nee
For. Laid over.
ErsoLUrroNs ADOPTED. ,,,,
BY Assistant Alderman fItrSER-ro permit william
OConnor to Tag Ia front OF hs premises north Side OF
tiIysecond street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues
By tho rerea resolution and ordn for haggna
north side Of Fflr, street, between Ninth aud PENN
npes,
Petition permit Csarea 0cssnsr W construct dser