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New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
THE NEW HARLEM MARKET -OpESfNG Mkt
SATURDAY.

This market, designed by Theodore Weston,
formerly OF the Croon Aquadua Department. Essentially
situated OF twonty y-iifth-st., between
Third and Fourhaycs, and covers about 1900 square
feet on nearly full city lots. Tho building fronts 100
feet Oh Observation-Disclosures enty yfftl-st., and runs
through to twenty sNth-st, where 10
has mont of 80 feet Ii Is butt wholly Of Maine granite
and iron and capped With steep slate ROOF. banked by
two towers IT, total hight IS s6 feet above the curb
Tho ridge and towers are crowned With ornanented iron
ca .tincs The whole structure exhibits laSte and bold
ncs ot design. ana g. acc0m, OF It's hight and size,
conspicuous Landmark.
The main floor de,i ,ned wholly market, contains
q large stals for ordinary market uses: They arc o
Georgia pine black walnut, and ash. with counters OF
WLito marble aud range I'm area nom 2O 10 400 square
fCct. Over the market floor IL fine hail. capable Ot
seating 400 people, with largo supper rOOm ana iess
ing rooms adjoining. stage has also been erected IN
the ballroom suitable for concerts or dramatic enter"
tauucuts An exterior corridor surrounds ", eN -
amp'. space for prumcnadrs. The hall has thrtb
frances two from One-hundTedanitwe With 81. ait
one ,rIn one siXtst., Wlcl GIs
sIr to allow l,ioO persons u retro IN ~ Ihh IS
Great Judgment ana enterprise have been employed Oy
W. 4. Blodsct IN the erection ot this market.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
A TEXAN TRAGEDY,

The telegraph sOIl0 time af;o reported briefly
the results Of unhappy aifray in I'll Pesc Texas In
which two gentlemen Of high position lost ther lives On
tho 7th Of December slight misunderstanding between
the Hon. a. J. Fountain State Senator and B. T. VII
lilms - LAWYER culmHatcd iI the ARRAY which resulted
80 seriously. Fountain and Williams meeting in q
saloon In the morning, the former demonstrated mildly
with Willi;n3 for some Incorporate assertions Inado
AGAINST himself and friends. Wlfms resented this. and
nsgutiy drew revolver upon Fountain. who stood bo-
fore MIN completely unarmed. Two shots we're fired by
Williams. one grazing Fountains tempc and the other
woludiug his left arm, passed through pacage Of let
tors I'm tho breast pocket OF bs coat and lodged aga
the his watC1 There several per present
and IN the Immediate vicinity and to them Mr Fountain
called ont; e Arrest that man; ne Eas shot ne
The assassin however fed and gaining hi5 r00n1-a
block or two ClUC'9t himself IN and refused 10 he al
rested. The Hon. Gay lord Lari Judge OF tho Twenty
nth District. who was IN tAe vicinity at once summoned
assistance and Old"rci the door beaten down The work
was begun when Williams threw aside the 1dsternfs ara
rushed into the street frantic with ag1 (r6s asserted cl-
Dctsry iDsaniy), and Gucd NIlh GOubcharced shot
lun charged NJ the pillar where the Judge stood and
dodgcd around md back twice. when the Judge came in
cOnSct tie muLzle Of bis gun, Williams ilicd M
sta1tly shooting tho JIdSc through tho heart u" eh-
pred almost instantly. The murdercr turned IN scce5
o insane fury the crowd ard leVeed li, gun 1t Inc
Chief Of policc, who, however auCipated him. and pt
once slot him through tho heart.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE WEST HOUSTON ST. TRAGEDY.


AN ARREST ON sUsPICION-A NEEDLE IN TIE
HEART OF THE MURDERED WOMAN.
A cOlOred man was arrested yesterday in
Yonkers suspicion Of being Abraham Jones' who muir
dered his wife Monday night at No. $50 West Hous-
ton-st. Tho prisoner had battered face, and his shirt
bore evidence Of struggle. being torn and COW
cred with blood He was brought to this city and taken
% the Office Of superintendent Kolso where Capt Nc
Donald. who is familiar with the personal appearance OF
the murderer decided that the arrested was
not the fugitive The prisoner said his name was John
Evans that ho was swsiter, and lived in srykersaey,
Brooklyn. He accounted for his battered face ana torh
aud bloody shire by saying that on Monday AFTERNOON e
became engaged In a with number OF coOred men N
Broonest. Sullivan, In this city, aud was baby
beaten apd kicked by them. Believing his statement 10
be trne. the SuperintG Gndcut released MIN.
Doctors Wooster Beach, Finnell, and Clark made
pOstlnOrem examination OF the body Of the murdered
woman yesterday. They found an incssed wound In the
right tngh about three inches In length extending In
ward nearly TO the bone, and severing the femOfal
artery. Death caused by excessive hemorrhage
While examining the Internal organs, the physicians
found an ordinary needle mbedded In the heart How
1t cano there is question that 10 one has been able to
The deceased far as can be ascertaued, en-
joyed good health and never complained OF unusual or
excessive pain In the vicinity OF the heart Coroner
keenan win begin his investigation On Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
SALE orTHE pEws IN PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

The annual calo of pows in Plymouth
Church took pcc last evening in the presence OF largo
audience Each pow and nse seat has nxod valuation
and the choice all IN tho house was offered. without
reservation FOR previous occupants " the hShcstbddor
Tor n premium abOge the valuation. Wm Pil'bury nct6d
as auct oneer aud the bidding began with great spnt
premium OF siC above the $40 valuation being onelcd
fr fbe first choice The premiums paid for peYs ia the
body of the church ranged from 500 10 SCO, he average
ratc being t15 p.ws IN the side asIes ranged rom sU)
s5os 10 si and in other tiers from $50 to s425 Tho
nrices maid were higher than those realized last year.
md 1t estinmtEd that the sales VIII amount 10 SpO0
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
GEORGIA.

CoNGC PssHEN ELECTED-SECOSD DISTRICT DEM
OCRATIC.
ATLANTA, Jan. 3.--The official election re-
trus are not yet fully in. Enough have been received
however. 20 show the election of Gen. Pierce NJ b.
Young Democrat In the With Congress District, 'Y
nearly 1900 majority In the ND District Marion BE
thune Rep las been elected to tho XLIs Congress and
Iohn q Bigby, Rep TO the XLIId Congross-oach by
from 7Ol to 500 majority Jefferson Long HLlSt Con
ress) and Thomas j. speer XIIId Congrcss) have been
elected in the Ivth District by about 600 majo1ty-boh
Republicans, in the IId District, Mr. Nelson IIft
Dem has been elected for both terms by about 800 ma
jOTi'y.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
4 cArr,rN SHOT DY RIVER THIEVES.

Two river thieves boarded the steamer Ash
land living at the foot OF Warrent yesterday morning,
and by means Of false keys gained entrance to the room
OF Can't William Ingram. Tie noise they made awakened
the Captain in tmo to the thieves leaving tie cabin
with his coat nnd other articles. He chase, and on
reachng the deck one Of the thieves turned ana hr'd
pistol a him. tho ball taking effect IN his left shoulder.
They th.n escaped. Capt. Ingram Was renewed To @no @
park Uoeptal The attendant surgeon extracted tho
hall and pronounced the wound scSer", but NOT dan-
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
MICHIGAN.
TOUE RIVAL CANDIDATES POR TIE CNlIEu
STATES sENATE on TIE FIELD.

lOUE KlNAL CANDIUNIIS TUX IIIL ONIIII'
STATES sENATE on TIE FIELD.
lansing, Jan. S.-The Legislature VIII meet
tomorrow. The town is ovorhowing with politicians
from oil portions Of the State. The Senatorial question
absoIhs tho attention Of all. Messrs. Jacob NJ Howard,
william A. Howard, Austin Blair, and Thomas W. Ferry
arc al hcre each supported by powerful and active
lobby at present Ferry appears to be decidedly ahead
Of all.
Senatorial caucus viii be held to morrow night The
Republican Legislative Was held tonight, and
Che following nominations were made: sonate-Secre-
1sry ucnry s. Sleeper; sergeaut-atArms. Henry sey-
tnour; Enrolling Clerk V. W. Bruce. Housc-Speaker
T. ]. Woodman; Clerk y. b. Joucs; Enrolling CieIk
Ill n. lawrence,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

iat,e nearly ell to he located IN Philadelpba and some
AZ tbcm OF hugo dinensiOns From oil present appear
ences tho bill TO taho from tho State Sinking Fund the
S9o0oOOO OF railroad bonds remaining there and apply
them To the building of railroads In the northern and
western parts OF the Commonwealth, will be resumed in
different FORM the substituted bonds being guar
anteed by the Ponnsyly amin Railroad Company There
great deo Of excitement In the Interior on the sub
ect We hear. as0 OF various now passenger railway
enterprises Tor Philadelphia, among which 10 double
track rairoad tho whole length Of Brosdst
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
puuopcn Los, OF THE u. &. STEAMER SAGINAW.
a Il. I,

The United States frigato Saranac, flagship
OF the North Pacific Squadron, was recently named by
mistake In dispatch from san Francisco as being over
dine nt that port Tho aranac has Tor tomo time been
living safely anchored within tho Golden CATO IL IL 'ho
Saginaw. paddo-wheel steamer OF .Si tuh' pur ''n
and carrying ty guns which has become tho subject of
,ietv sle left Honolulu about four months ago 70
,id, tho newly discovered Midway Islands, TO make
,ydrographc survey. aud has not since been heard iron'
e has o,crruu her allotted time oa ehe was oxpeoe et
~ .ro more than month ago - rrut Tor cruise
- % Jsth- of Darlsn wiicre she - to cUOpOratc with
f.uuaudvy ScliriJgos eAUlgItug expedition, h0r al-
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
HOW otn POLICE PROTECT STRANGERS.

IOInmiSRlOnCr MallIbIFt NbltHtU v" % 'OI''-
,eint aeains policemen yesterday. Patroman BOorman
Of the Tuenty-soventh Precinct on Dec % allowed col
ored man named Everett from Baltimore to so into
ei icwclry establishment in Courtlandts, III 'front.' OF
nth ro oncer IL stationed 10 warn strangers. Ey tho
" ,a,,o ,a.ne, Everrtr was swinded out OK <l70
ptroImnn CGroy of the same precinct allowed J"-ia
iro,yu Of Newersey tD enler another ot these sMln
~, Jcna in front nf witch hG Was stalioued ana ny
thn s,Ine means Rrown wns robbed Of $780, The two
sasc, were referred 10 the Board
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
NEW-HANPSHIRE.
THE STATE RFPUBLICAN CONYENTIoN.

THE STATE RFPUBLICAN CONVENTicN.
CokCoRD, Jan. 3.-The Republican state
Central Committee met this evening and agreed
upon sn organization, q he recommended 10
She staie Convention tomorrow. W Il. J. A".k-
eft OF Portsmouth was chosen President VIII
a T1co President from each county. CoInr nttecs
on credentials and resolutions we've Hso seIetlou
ro cjght or ten candidates for n0miratOn tui to eru
n no Geld and their lcuds are actively Gt WORK can
xessinC Tho Convention meets tO-m0rrO" morning ~
IL eI6k aud tic chief interest is ia tho hoiuna'On OF
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

soncs at this time VIII seriously affect the sucesse OF o
exporcrs there is vesso the Pacific side
available TO take her place.
Bhe In believed TO DO staunch going craft abe to
rde cut almost any gale that she IL likely 70 encounter,
The following II complete list OF officers OF the
Saginaw as IL attainnble ut present Commander Mont
gonery Sicard lieutenant levitt c. Logan Masters, II.
Perkins ard W. :. Cowley; Mate, G r. Robnson Assist
antSnrge0n Adam Frank; Passed Assistant-faymaster,
Geo. III. Read; First Assistant Engineer, James Butter
worth; Second Englneer, James Godfrey 5ho
carried crew Of about 100 men.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

BBSKs HoRToS-on tie IN of h.c nr, Il Sc oeoTsh
Church LONDON James Bnksri u u c to Fanny Og' assh'
OF the Ilie Henry n. Horton Of Boston, Mas
BowE-BOSTwICK At the resierse othr bns a,brr n ths
T Sunday Jan Eov. Samuel J. Csl,s, M, : H. B~as 70
BostsiGk No cbri-
CHASDLER-CDFPTH-- Concord, y H.. Dec. ~ By Rev d.
II. Charer Of sanore % b'iTb - 'sSsn
daughter Of thsi iis sJcnel Cvaaa, esq oI Coreon
U.IyS-CJLYERt Wcsicsser Co, Ny Tkgrsifg n7
% lc Mr.. Beach, Sit william b. Ifihs 70 l's 'I>S
T., daughter Of william CageE
nEENTOy-THOMAs-On saniay, Dec y ls1e q ne r,fie-s
sfue trs parents by John =. Htlh. Nr AvinrH D.
Iennon Booklyn R d.. ~ Mrs Mry c. Itoa c1ssAtsf g
ps.tng.o on Thouss /, Of New iork City
Ill Nolini of Mnr,falts must be iHdOrsfd VIA Iptk
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
HRE&TCAC.

GOV. CLAYTON CONTROLS TITE LEGISLATURE.
IIrrIr Rock, Jan. 3.--Thc Lesiigturc was
orriny,d Yesterday by the election Of Thersly Gov
(gaytons nominee f5r Speaker Of The HonS' by s'fct
1arty yote-EepuoIcan,, 81 Democrats, H Tic officers
cl! ia Tue senate aIo also in ho interest OF ino GOV
ernor TIC delegation hostile to Clayton were ho5 ad'
.uistsI g. either House.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
LOUISIANA,
A PoLIrIcAL COMBINATION IN TIE INTEREST OF
GOV. WARMOTH.

GOV WAhmUIHs
New ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-ln the Legislature,
to-day there was On important vote, showing cOmbi
nation between the Democrats and the Republicans who
act In the interest Gov. Warmoth j. Pnkney Smith,
Democrat was elected Warrant Clerk by this combna
ton. 1t Is believed that the election OF Cen j. T.
the United States Senate 10 succeed the Hon
John s. Harris, Is certain.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
ANOTHER TEIAL OF THE CoLOBED WEST POINT
CADET.

A court-martial has been appointed to meet
today at west Point Tor the trial o the e0!ored cadet
james ". Smith. Tho charge Is that he has acted III
manner "uLbeco,nLg gentleman and contrary TO mill
ary dscpine" but his friends dcclar that he Is perse
cuted The detail for the Court IS as follows: CIpts
Alexander Piper, I'd Art!llery H. NJ I1zole; sth In
inutry L. T. Frank, lat Artillery H. ~ Nt5ca'l nni H.
a DuPcnt 9th Artillery. and First Lcutonants l.. n
Russell and Asa H. Gardner lst Artillery, the at"rto DO
Jud.e- Advocate.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

ErwAuKrR ian. 3fioar-Ltr Sphng hfll q - y. @ "a'
st-siv. No aGc Com dLu aud noninI. hYe lsVtl, RI
tnle II 80 Alflc Dry-No hpi4s, 1lc Acs F'f. e..
b.rsss Hog, s6 ~ Receipts o bhi Flour .5o ''Ah "
SL'yneus-G q 100 bib Flour. %. ,. .-. t.,
o. Logi, jan aCoiion dan an' aamiraL Fouf t.E [,
tcaice. Wiut - 1'c 81, 1lrhii h'i,'. r,, -. la
whst quiet, 70 1k4i fai. 81 it-tl ~ No bel q e.
Cora steady A-i .! WLnr. ste -'. o.s FAt' ~ -
ueT- No nx song IJe ,tosG, ogtG igunass 'a 'F
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
OBIJUARY.
MARSHAL MORJNG.

Marshal MOring Of the Austrian Army, whose
death Is announced, served In the against Sardinia
IN 1sis and acquired distinction in the hoetities against
France IN 1859. He commanded brigade Of tho Flth
Army Corps In the Aus Italian war OF 1885, and took
part I'm the victory OF CusOzya After the battle Of
k6nggrEtz surTeudcr of VeIOta, he traDsicrrod
with his corps 10 the Danube
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
VIRGINIA.
TIE STATE DEBT.

richmond, Jan. 8.--The Legislature met ac-
coring TO adjournment with q quorum to-day. The
total debt OF Virginia Including interes due Jan. 1871
is reported at Sal s9 900 OF the Registered del co.,
OOO held by citizens the State GIG 100000 by c
out OF the State foro The coupon debt
ofsmOoos held by foreigners and citizens outside OF
the Stete.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

TIE RICHMOND FIRE.--LcttcrS from the
Adams aud Southern Express Company which we pub
l, In another coluuI together with from tie pro-
petors of the late sposwOOd Hotel tell their own story
o the reliability and safety of those Veterans oi hro
IIrrrlnI,'-
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
Hazard d cnswcli'. Go, Iaru oa.A, bsA
Srcin,yay g. Sons.

HsrrscIrE,ls - GnAED, SeCASE AND Ursfo ~
PAsoYohrEs.
I~te te pntc 20 ,her sr1d sssormnt O. '
fortes prev, Old ParO, taken eEsarg B'si ''~
forte vanas.~l $50 ,,,rN nsr's,d ,Zass nss free OF
vlc.ps. wIREroess, srEISvr Hall
100 ssd iii Hs1 Psuaeslth-s.. N. ~
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

;p tgr CIirngo spifrior count by william Tracey aud
other. survivors OF the fra of More Tracey ot ~
r,r diaInonat 10 .covcr s. 0O for lca scrylccs m
I.us,. .n- ,ltf.a for Lim gWU'Iilh6 - t'l'' hi4
%. ttaf-. rf Nullfr.. IN attachment ul fi'. ou ni
tlr ground tnIt I-Id ut dutt not rot d' "a iin'. ~
Ia. f,,,I.ue- .at IotH. lId r.eu.A V'il4'l Y. no
time IA DIusseA
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

We will Ttssch snsy 4" to Say, - bsdag on net
wIss.v helping her survive and escape ss sDrg eoheiinS
sltt tsehng sate
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
MfRnfEU-

Wcddi NJ and vl.hpg Cards Ial S,,npi7s Note Pspss
WV RysxpsLLs sev lfi FuLTosr Old Dgrca Csvsca
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
THE BERGEN TUNNEL CONTROVERSY DECISION
OF THE COURT.

In Che case of the Erie Railway Company
against the Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Rail
road Company opinion yesterday filed by Chiof-
Justice Beasley, acting Chancellor 1t Is held: First:
That tho Erie Company by the acquescing In the build
ing Of tho Boonton branch lost tho right to complain
second Upon tho ground that tho Bergen tunnel Is
public highway without regard to other considerations
the Morris and Essex Company has right to make
connection between their broad track and tho ETe
Railway, to pass their tralns through the tunnel
Whether such trains can pass without the payment Of
toll is not now decided Third: That the Erie Company
has precedence for all their trains and that
the Morris and Essex must submit to their regulations
Fourh Tho application Of the Morris and Essex for the
appointment OF Receiver for the tunnel s denied no
legal ground being shown which to base such order
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
Gpeeia! Soiifce
The HonropGtaic 9Iuinaf Life fnsnrance Co.,
So. 81 BROADWAY, yBw-YO2K
BOARD or DIRECTORS.

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popcp,r sryptr o,scge,, [ p,,c, G, r.,.ln,,.
GEORGE O. LAKR.,l,te q tal, 4 leCre.r Al uo,irs,
Hor RICHARD pr..Laen, Of ynb E.ton.i Bank
JOIN wsrs-
wN. C. Dakcy prEtoa Co. Il Johnss
PETER Lang R'eri'on Fronts.
wll. D KEEDALI.........og Br csFe' Co.. e5 Daaassa
N'1I'l '" "AHNEN''''''''''i"' "-'A'' '' ~ '"'H ~"
oNAi'is !" BIN N'''''''''''''''.
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THOMAS H. LIST I"ea InlnAfI
cVpApn T. HAMMOND NJ p....,...... rcrr,, ,,,B. n y.
.rcrsr7-s =, ,l,uR ......... 81 Cis.l
aus. 80. es = .,.,...,-.
'Ni y w.
HENRY H. hODh-'IsoN''''''''''''''''' -
OFFICErs.
nnr MARSHALL p,,y..,.
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A HAisBi pLUNiNgE sec.o,,rr.
p,,zr, WRIGHT. c,r.nsinr A~u,y.
crr,y,pr r. ,yooDpoep co,,..l
y xyrrocG. n p. u,.,,. s.,m.....
ms GREAf Distinguishing ADVANTAGES AkI
l"' '-'' '-'''|'
bfdelis lnh1hl h!e '''ohu !'-l' S'o 'lPA' v P' P'
or rroeare mere insurance.
irpor i,. ,B,,.ro,,,l, e,e,a.t t,s,,1
lupaie, sfe, one ,,.,'s pre.aa 10 pail
AL Dividends ernol lonfOr.i able inics cclnsa1ceL
a.. -, ,, IT., ., Iii. p, A., .o., u..,s
''''''' '""E'' ~ Nv W' ''
Of p,pol.
,u,5e ., Of esrlo,sea. or ts,v.l
''"e'A V"1'se "''eo VII '''0' " 'i' '' -
wo,,,u Insured It sane rates ssnrn.
Massachusetts, Las sp!io. be 20 II Tie Pi'-s
LyRRY PoLICY HOLDER A yOTEg Ar ELECTIONS FUn
prcFCroYg
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New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
THE NEw-YORK HISTORICAL LsOCTETY-ELECTTON
OF DFFIIEISS.


The annual meeting OF the NewiOrk Historical Society
held last evening at the Library corner Of Second
and Eiovenhs In the absence OF the President ard
ViccProsdcnts, Erastus C. Benedict. Chairman OF the
Executive Committee presided. Twcnty-One new mem
bcrs elected including the Hon Charles Francis
Adams, as an honorary member The following Oficefs
were chosen for the ensuing year: President Thomas
DE Witt ID; First Vice President, Augustus Schell
Second Vice President Erastus g. Benedict Foreign Cor
responding Secretary. VIM. Cullen Bryant, LID; Dones-
tic Corres pondng Secretary. VIM. j. HOppn Recording
Secretary, Andrew Warner; Treasurer, Benjamin Ii.
Field Librarian, George Horny Moore, LID . .
During the past 90 members have been admitted
and 80 have died. Tie number Of resident members ~
about 190G OF whom $50 life members; books and
pamphlets added during the year. by gift 3il; volumes
Of &c; sheets printed only on ono s'de 1877
maps. 81; manuscripts including portion Of the NE
Dougal Papers, II engrayngs, ~ articles for the I-
scum, u paintings "; books ana panpclS aaucu py
purchase and exchange, G2G .--
The total receipts during the year have been t25 6s
expenditures s 95 3G balance hand $50 22, added
20 which the following permanent FUNDS invested In
securities either OF the Unted states Of the state or
city OF New York: Publication fund.- ilt5O; 6r0sy ehOr
$1,000; Dcmt 5000; Wheeler, $1,000; sons of Rhodp
Island 500; Isaiah Thomas, 500 Remarks were made
by the Rev Dr. OsgoOd samuel Coulter James H. THUS,
and Joseph ". NarnuIn.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK NARKEr-Jiy

Tbs- fir GppT bef week the offerings ascss
ing 100 bead The demand brisk, bot pe nss>
about the Par 10 Cool cattle sell ns st from i9se 50
at from 96 Common cattle sold s fpn agse
T. n. gross
arke, for sleep brisk the salas resAsd
$500 heal, a, prices ianging from a06c p % go..
demsnd Hogs good h>. ehsngen bsEs
OF from 90 s1GBl0 " 100 n. net -
Cows-There vas good request $50 h.. cell
from ssSs 80 eleh Sccorcipg 20 quality
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

interest &C Inieres pd lT tahs. Infr"
Nome PTinci9 oTuet r0t paid b, portaiion of paddy
of Rri,rty ,tas!ng. paid thcUS use, Sc the y.
Central Psc6c -, ,lWO ptt 40 @iolol tI+l1J S5.I'dI'
Pacific. 6JUtO lB',lD lkIZrJJ 'od,tS fso'
UnOn Plcilc, ,.. ,,..o-, a., o,o
Cen Branch. E2G5l2 Bl1,1 JUI.l liBi'0. Ea,o .ds
Union Pacific. l.@OOO 5000 s0l hi tFt s5,,W
Western Pacific 10000 t5iOj ljl,IY O@Ol i@I''o
ti.y ali ,,,
Paclc....... 1G28J2J 1850 is42e7 @6 1881
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

nchesters Hypopho.pbites aill cur coS'vrPTroS.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

Tho following is statement of bonds Issued TO the IA
cihc Railroad Companies interest payable IN hWinl
money, under the OF July 1. ls63 and July lSi
Rate OF interest per cent payable 80 years from dae
Of the authorizing acts OF January aud July:
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

CAMBRIDGE CaAss) LAVE STOCK MARsgr-J.s
Beef 7ol besd msrfet htde b<s sales 9Ir1
$lad $3, Pr Quality clio sl So seeond esesb &i ThN
quality s69Sa sheep and LsbsRecep, ga hest HArsa
frazer sales ots a. 81 @Vst seht
kun - Sedt D
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3scO bbIs Tlour 10 0U Ubush.W Wheat 800 Hoss
WusWgroy o. 3-SpinS TupsB,,s srs 81 sse stssne
st 81 7s Grade Twpenhos sesg 81 Si "@sS ."
unchanged Cotton luiet sid steady et lsc a. -. ~
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bales receipts bales; haiag t2i!e market closed tps
snd a shade easier 49,. a. NJ.
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Bacon Shoulder Clear Rib lyj c.r sdes -
sugar good demand; Pair 7t9sc.: Pdne 1oe nesssss
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RecGfei So ~ on Other articles anehngei
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New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

du Noi1, Of Marriages must be H6Orsed r@ta (Sf
name ard address
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.--The following is re-
captuaton of the Public Debt statement just issued:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-07

CLUBS AND srARs.-Orlando Butler and
Alfred James, lodged oa the charge Of stealing
from aloop on the river, are held for examine
ton.
J.P. Bryan, reported for selling wood on the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad wharf without
flicense, was discharged after hearing.
Vim. Pane and Mary Jenkins, caught trespass.
Ing on the premises Of q gentleman In Liberty
street, were dismissed with reprimand.
Aparty who had drowned his sorrows in the
cup, and who was In fair way Of drowning
bimself In one Of the mud-heles on the street,
uas discharged by the Mayor on pleading ''the
first oftencen