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EoR sALF-ExTREMELY Low, FIRST CLASS BROWN
stone House. story high soop. 22xh5xOU elegant order
throughout between 9Th Madison avenues on Murray
Hill w. p SEYMoiJR III Rroad r"s
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nue. frs class built up location. steamboat land
ings dry sandy soil tagged curbed cttered and
severed terms Address or apply to MOI
HIM, 81 Duane street. 80 1850
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EN0R SALE OR TO LITTLE WELL BUILT BROWN
stone front four story House 42l Fiftieh street
high ground and very healthy price s25 OOo s2sOO
Also ne Country Seat Stoning.on, Connecticut con.
tanning abon two acres; frame House 4lx4o price,
terms 10 suit. THORNTON NJ R0DMAN,
Real Letate cl3 Broa
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ENOR SALEM HARLEM, A HANDSOME. NEW
frame Cottage, two sorie brick basement and subca
lar; all modern improvements also Plot Lots l3lst
street. near Fifth avenue Apply at l5 East ll9ih street
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story brown stone House, lsx57 on wide street. one
street. or to HUBERT { PRISON, architects So East
Seventeenth street. = -
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IN0R SALE-HOUSE AND LOT 7l7 LEXINGTON AVE.
between Ftynnth Sixtieth streets three sto-
res brown stone, high s,oop a0Y42x60 price $50 600 Inquire
on premises, or OF II G. DART, 90 Dey street. H
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DOR SALE-PRIvATE HOUSE s4s SECOND AVENUE
between Twentieth and Twentyirst streets: tonains
In cigar store, 27S Bowery. 'FF'
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A FOR SALE, THE NORTTw EST CORNER OF
~ fitysixth street aud Ninth avenue 76xi06; all
waited sewer 10 and ready to commence buildings VIII sell
party without cash. who wsnts TO improve will trade
for good tenement property. Apply 10 the JOHN W
BURCHELL 2Q3 fysixh street, before A. NJ, or after
Bpm.
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offered the close SIS SIN without buyers Beef
a bS lis "a urme mess s
SIS 50; India mess ,ercss $40 Texas prime mess
seuSerS and 81 $50 for western Cut was
Sb % an psS The nsGa O
%s % city gyessa hams s & @
aly .s.ed sSoaasr se bacon dur and
ns
es 'qi So w s and Sc s9s.
Butter was quiet a. rom sse &c Tor choice sla,e na
a5e DO Sorh river pas Cheese &c continued with
out alteration IS Ss lso and Ss Srass s., os
about 500 terces a, He allie on the spot and for May
voas prices The sale, aSa; incladns cog hid.
& sc lss hhds. various Qualities from sKc sssc and
= Price hSs Also 'ag ssss
Rened sugar was In fair dsmand =. lsc a sos
se ana p
lining ssc SIS; fair % good tar renning, sssc gle
Gerry, S,.e ss. prime shoIss sroaeIy
pS,ch sanSnI As
isc Isc AZ. ls . % axe isac;; do white, Lac
= asjss j.sa1DaeS .aadsra, isio Il sas;
sSs s active Fas or e s
prices principally from 5ac &C. ssealeaI was quiet
leo seed a. soc 55c and $50 bales Havana at from
SIC. 81 01 40 ohio filters sold private terms
Wooi-Doniestic fleece wool continues in active eIuest
but limited supply restricts business and prices
Pulled wool continues In request at full rates. There
murovc demand for foreign and the stock
ss p s sales s s s n upward al
SIC. for understandable TO dc for. hne and \
Ohio 00 lbs California zoe. 721cc 2000 lbs
pulled, 45c hsc. 5O0o lbs. super pulled doc 47c
S0o0 los Texas, 2s9 SiJ0 his washed combings 5Sc
Sic ssc 5000 les fal and spring clip California 1900
lhs pulled 25J 0v lbs Cape 10000 lbs Donskoi 10000
lbs Monevdeo, 5000 lbs. pulled Mestiza and 50OJ do.
secured DO private terms.
WHISKY without movement; held at 92c. 92Sc.,
and Sic 1sc. bid without sales
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSION..
An Important Day-Criminnl Ciiqucs Cor.
rected.


Before Judges Downing and Shandley.
Thirtyseven tria-in petty cases
since Saturday last, and presented the Court Of
Special Sessions yesterday morning for disposal by
sitting magistrates.
The first of public interest that Of Henry Arm
strong against John Hennessy accompce of a party of
thieves who had concoced scheme to rob the
al Dobbs ferry occasion when they had learned
that large amount of money and quantity Of valuable
merchandise were be freghted to New York from the
country Hennessy, the prisoner, appointed
rendezvous, where he expected be with
OF the booty. He had not heard OF the
DIsAsTRoUs FAILURE
OF their plans and the shooting his friends. He
watched afterwards and from something he sai suspicion
awakened that he concerned IN the contemplated
robbery. His ares, was consequently ordered.
Armstrong who arrested him, testified that he
lence whatever but simply asked Hennessy accompany
could the reference his connection
with the "robbev" When the defendant asked why
acted In such coward and brutal he merely hung
down his head and uttered unntelig1be monosyabe
The Court ale cowardly and nhuman fellow The
officer cid not violate you IN vet first tried to
blind him. an failing In thai attempted TO take his fe
You admitted that YOU had G<
SERVED THEE YEARS THE STATE PRISON,
and this Court is OF opinion ought have left that
dar months and be tined 800 the Imprisonment
after The hst year until the fine paid The prisoner who
tsa good looking young man. apparently not than
twenty of hearing the sentence haughy
raised his head again. and after the audience
the judges, walked quietly the bridge Of sghs"
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COURT or APPEALS.


ALBANY, n. Y, April Is, 1871.
The Court OF Appeals to-day rendered the following de.
casions: -
Judgments affirmed, with coss-Campbess Evans Bas-
Spodord Lindaner The Fourth National Bank
New York CORY The New York Central Railroad Com
pany; Sanderson Caldwell; DiIaye Lynch; Dfllaye
W Greenough; TAFT Culburtson; The National Union
Bank OF Wstertown Bostwick; Mitchell vs.. Mitchell.
Judgments reversed and trials granted, with 10
abide the event-Lucky Cannon Newhouse weymar
and judgment ordered for the defend
ant, with cosfs-W eed Barney
Judgment the OF the appeal TO the Gen
sra Term the judgment modified BY reducing the dam
ages received by the plaintiff 10 hy dollars with in
tercst thereon from l. 1855 and modified alrm ed
without this court to either party-smiths vs. The
City Il Rochester.
Orders affirmed, with Ellsworth Gardner; The
Commercial Warehouse Company OF New York GRADER.
Appeal dismissed, without cost-Donueiy VS. Libby.
CALENDAR WEDNESDAY,.
The following 10 the Court OF Appeals dsy calendar Tor
April 70 :-Nos Cos 20g, 2O6, I'll, sl3 IA, 202, zi5.
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TIE OUR 7 S
UNITED STATS CIRCUIT COURT.
The Erie Ledgers.
Before Kenneth q. White Master

Before Kenneth G. white Master.
Hsahdna Y ghi&r'. III Erie Riooy Comppny-A defnit
th:s pFotraced litigation FAR as The reference be
appointed by the Court TO take testimony
concerned reached yesterday. The following certificate
signed by MIR. White and submitted to the cour
for its action upon .he facts to-day
l. Kenneth g. hise. the in the order mad
Court the execution OF said order
reference ioand dc erInned thatn necessary fo
dnced before me by the krie Railway Company, or IL
described the order hercano annexed
by me ana dated ish Aprl instant the existence which
way Company appeared the evidence before and
such pro.ucton, the duly served upon the
Erie Railway company and Jay Gou1, Us pres dent an :
such service tiled with ad whieh hereuno annexed
comp led With IS th said empay or bv se said could or
the said ots and there has been entire failure on their
order and e,recans mai said orato n OTIS the secre.
tary said company appeared and oath
denied that he had any or e,nifo % fa
The President OF The Ere Railway Company, also appeared
curing his personal attendance although he admitted
tina, he had genera control o ne BOOKS o. sad cCmsny
the actual charge o. the employees of the company,
proae The @Se Be- II he would give such arec
lions 70 produce Or ca Sc 70 be produced before me said
do so, AS by personal oral directions By said
donsl he to nisrsn as 70 bis rsht as president
under aces o. association or charter OF the company
produce dee the production OF Such books
before N s re- uise1 of him.
Lane, the endants but who yesterday ap-
peared Of for the company, asked mod
rcaon OF tie certificate by striking "order
70 erence lie eia NOS consider the matter under ref
erence.
TIE Masterlf is not order OF reference OBJ
tain justice from the
Counsel asked for another modification of the
striking sequirng Gouid's)
personal at.nancethe books In actual charge Of
the employees OF the company" Counsel have
following addel"I further certify that the an
faithful copy of the evidence before me in
this matter and on which this certificate is maden
The master said he thought the wording OF the certificate
warranted by the evi ence and declined
the asked for Mir Gould has
says declined 10 prodnce before the books which
has actual control direct their production before
There nissatement of facts in the certificate
evidence which is rounded be laid the
Court and there any mistakes in the rulings other.
wise they be >, rreced
The signed the certificate,
for directions from the Court.
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SUPERIOR COuST-T4lAL TESM-?ART 2.
An Interesting Sheriff Suit, Embracing Sundry
Interesting Points.

Before Judge McCunn.
Kiinek KEY, SerEIn the fall OF 1856 the firm OF
Fol.er Tbos opened wholesale dry goods at No "a
Leonard street. and is alleged that four months
they succeeded in accommodating aggregate of some
S000 Indebtedness, with growing uneasiness part
OF their creditors. The plaintiff one of the
credors and took measures to debt owing him.
Coming to New York, where he arrived
Che stock OF goods possession Of the Sheriff. an at
tachment of lO0 During sunday he talked the subject
with the and they sell
and he to pay the attachment This agreement so as
not TO violate the sabbath, contaminated after
midnight but to walt TIL banks
opened before the money could procured. BY eight
O'Clock A. NJ other attachments pouring exceeding
largely the vane of the goods This put aspect
The SheriAs representative had previously
pressed his Willingness To give possession OF the
the payment OF the S1eoO attachment refused
unless all the attachments paid. After while
goods sold under executions the attachment suits
The plaintiff brought suit Sheriff for
the goo IS, placed al $4,000 II insisted his behalf
that he became OF the goods through the agreement
their transfer 10 HIM on his paying the 1900
The Court held ha he never held such possession
tit him TO In trover ana therefore,
QlaIpissa o. The cnupaiQt
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.


SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
There was almost nothing doing In the Southern
State bonds, but prices were comparatively steady.
The Louisianas were a shade lower In the levee
bonds, but strong relatively to what might have
been anticipated after the news OF the crevasse.
The new South Caronas were also little of, but
steady. The following were the nnal street quota
tions:-Tennessee. ex coupon. 81 o e74; .do new,
o7a671s; Virginia, ex coupon. 7oK II; do, new,
II ~; do registered stock, old. 60 SOY; Georgia
skies, So IS; do sevens, SO OIL North Carolina ex
coupon Ash 40; do, new, 2sll 20; do specia.tax
1871 1917; Missouri skies, o3 a 93,I; DO. Hannibal
and St. Joseph, slK %; Louisiana SKIES OF
u 10; do. new, SO e5; do. levee skies, "A 75;
do. do. eighta s5 a co. do. Alabama nves, 70 "a;
do eights. 102 q 1o4 do railroad eaghts, e5 a 9s;
South Carolina skies, 10 49, do. new, January and
July, ely 81; do do, April and October, 90 o 81
do. registered stock Old, 90 20; Arkansas skies,
IS q 90; do. sevens, so 90.
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TFEM-Hed by Judges In
graham Barnard and Cardozo.Nos. 2s5, 1856 2ss 49,
30 2sl s ~ 2s 49, 26, 2ss, So 2s SOo S0i, Goa 3s SOl
305 300, AZ, a1s, 99, sl0.
SUPREME CoURT-CmcUIT-P 2-Held by judge
SutherandNos 200, COS 2o s;6 1892 IA 49, 1906 lS Is
ll2 Sso, 1913, 81, Pa 1856, 3o6,s, S54. e0N
SUPREME CoURT-CuA MBRRs-iield by Judge Brady
Nos. "a, 1a6, IS. w, Sd, ls6, l76
SUPERIOR CoURr-TniAL TERx-PART Held BY Judge
rreedmAnNoa 49, b 5ls. $50 lss, i5, zS $685. 625 I6s
2:a, tcl, S,s, 81. ses. ss7 Is Part s.Hsd By Judge
660, S., 6.1 IA, rs, 555 lSJk.
COURT ConMoN PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PART q
Held by Judge Joseph r. Day-Nos s s74, 224 49, 1l3,
62, s5 sJ0 b5 l5qk,l5l 100, 2a 81, 4s, 906 9A o.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Qu,,rter-past Six O'Clock p. M.

TUESDAY, April o5-6P N

TUESDAY, April 25-6 p NJ
was less active No cargoes were disposed Of
The usual jobbng demand for lots supplied
prices. Other descriptions steady, with demand
We quote:- Ro--Ordnary, loo. l0hc; tair, lUa<c a
rates for lots, i0ac lsca gold per b. in bond thirty
Singapore lc. 1sc. Ceyon, l5c l7c Maracaibo. llc
lsc. Laguayra, lac, l6Ac Jamaica, l3c. BIKE; ST.
Domingo gold, in bond 9c. l0c Costa RIGA, 131c lie
Manila 4c. i5c Mexican, lSc aTc; savanilla, l3ac.
Like. Curacao. 3c. o 16c.
CoTToN.-The market excited and unsettled tina,
quotations could not be obtained The appended
quotations closely possible the
which the bulk OF the transactions occurred and show
advance of &c h. all upland grades excepting
binary which, not being deliverable upon
in demand, and did not participate in the advance There
was no distinction made In the price of Ala.
bama New Orleans or Texas. Cotton from
all sections of the country sold the
price, the usual relation OF prices for the various
growhs being gardedin tine, anvhin. being suitable
deliver taken avidy. Holders tax.
ing advantage Of the forced fictitious temporary value
given staple corner maturing contracts
sold unreservedly the advance The legitimate demand
from exporters and spnners limited and at
lower prices than quotations represent The sales
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COURT or GENERAL ss;slyi.
Disrl,arse Of the Grand .yur

Usschlr2e OF The Grand Jury.
In consequence OF the absence OF Recorder Hscke
day. accustomed by ndsposi.ion. District Attorney Garvn
requested the attendance OF Judge Locw of Common
Pleas, to preside The Grand Jury into court and
having completed their abors Judge Loew dschargn
said he understood from the District Attorney that
they had discharged great deal of business in
efficient for which they entitled TO the
thanks OF the Court and Of the community al large.
The Court will sill this morning.
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the day.
LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.


The following were the final street quotations for
government bonas:-Unted States currency sIxes
ll5,I l15As; 40. sxes 1884, registered ll67S III;
do. do, coupon. 1l67s i17 do nve-twentes regis
cred, May and November, 1907 lloh; do. do,
1852 coupon, do. 1l37s ia; do. Co.. 1864, do do,
1881 a ia; do do, 1866, do do, 113I ia: do.
do. registered, January July, 112X q 1127s: do.
do, 1865, coupon, do, 1924 1879; do Co., 1867,
do do 112'4 1925; do. do, 1868, do do, 1922.
49, do ten-forties, registered, l0sA 100; do. DO.
coupon 1897 i093s.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The fluctuations IN the price Of gold were as fol-
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BsoOxlys BUnGlAss' BENEFIT.

The sma fry" burglars OF Brooklyn took benefit at an
early hour yesterday morning. No ~ Main street, at the
expense Henry Schwartz dealer In ready made clothing
The 20 the effected from Stewards alley
IA The and that Of $500 worth Of pants
vests, coats, Ac carried of, the police know not
WHITTIER The robbery was not discovered until the cha
ncd proprietor opened the store o'clock 10 The
pofnns.
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The interest the market for future deliveries was
centred in maturing contracts and large business
done in April further sharp advance of &c. per b
while the more remote months neglected and only
in May and June The to-day 500 bales
follows April 4O0 At 14hc $3.50 at l4sc., l,OO at
u lille, 50 at 1894 200 at IA i3l6c, 100 atH,sc
May 200 at 13c 200 at 13c loo each May June and July,
&c., together; June, 100 at IL l3l6c 200 13sc 20
at 4c loo each June and july at together and
ac., 800 at 1896 800 at Ave. june 100 at
13c. Exchange-19c Ipad to exchange sou May for
April Total 1879 bales. The average quotations OF yeser
days forward deliveries follows w. April A30c,
Nav 13a4c., June l3f7c, August IL l3l6c.
FRRIGHTs-There tar charterng business for
and unchanged. The engagements were:-To Liverpool by
SAIL zoo bales cotton at I'D J16d 800 bbs. pork. S.
terces beef 4s and by steam, $50 terces beef 5 1900
boxes cheese 40r $4,000 bushels gran 3d. To London by
sail, loo bbls four 2s add and 800 terces beef,
I'd To GLASGOW by steam, l5oOo bushels grain, Sid.
to sCrogns'adt, with sioo bbs .o refined petroleum.
port In Italy, refined petroleum, 49, Sd per Dbl and &c per
two British barks e Boston, from Philadelphia
70 the Continent between Have and Hamburg with
$500 and 90 bbs refined petroleum. e. British bark ION
the spot from Philadelphia 70 the Continent with 5000
NJ 5s ship now at the South, from Philadelphia
Soc per bbl British bark ga from Wilmington
direct In the United Kingdom, with naval
and bark $40 tons, to Havana, general lump
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts- 1O02 bbls. wheat,
4SO bushels $50 bushels meal 600 bbs and
and prices were In lower particularly for low
extras The sales about 900 bbls including about
1000 pbs low - % S64O Rye -four quiet
and without change. Corn meal was steady. We note
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING AND FURNISH
ING IRON BUOYS
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

OFFICE or the LIeHTnoUsE BoARDf
seeSsd e a. III. a oea Until
p on Friday the 18Th day Of May sSn for furnish
hs wharf, S AN a.
Whal Of Ss 4 Depot Ct u ps Or OK s
ta 4 The option ges, q Oft, the :. bidder,
Twenty first class Nun Buoys
twenty second second class c. S S Ea n and
And their prescribed forth the printed
he 0
s csoE OF sess s 81 s
house Inspector Mt Phadepha the Lighthouse inspector
elect 70 % 50 at the time Of entering into
o. the numbers OF each or either one OF the kinds
OF or of either one Of the kinds and sizes herein
1.-the bids should specify for the entire lot OF 90
eacS w o. and also the rates for which one o.
a1rsd II adton 70 be constructed within reasonable
bracsd the to the entire saiisaciou Of tho su-
The Of ns Goer %
wu,s ns rs progress an to test and receive Cor no
The plates all materials to be used in the con-
sraetion OF these buoys and their accessories win be sub
Jcctci 10 the necessary inspection and before being
ceped and must be Of the Kind and guilty prescribed the
is1 oSs.dsTss s from ' or oonae n"ds
or 5 and the IKE and Ge eSSnracag party
own workshops and viii not be permitted to transfer or sub
Bids submitted by different members OF the same firm or
copartnershp will not be considered ELECTROMAGNETIC,
bid and all bids other
considerations than the prices that may be named.
Payments will be made within fifteen days from the
cep Mt the Lighthouse Board OF the certificates of the In
speeding and testing officers of the delivery by tue contractor
at the stipulated places and OF bis having accepted the whole
number twenty) of either sizes and kinds Of
buoys named in the contract.
Each bid must be accompanied by written guarantee soo
form), signed bv bidder bidders, and competent
surety Certified to be such by ocer other
known to the Treasury Departmcn effect that In the
event Of the acceptance OF bid time within ten
days after date specified opening the bids, the
cesay contract will be entered into within ten days after
the date of notice OF acceptance and that In the said
aforesaid he they make good the difference
between his or their offer and the next lowest bid.
bond with surety the satisfaction of the Department
in penalty equal to one-fouh OF the amount conditioned
the faithful of the will be required
of the contractor be executed within days after tho
acceptance of the bid
The bids viii be opened publicly at the time and place
specified.
For full Details printed specifications. drawings
the form of guarantee
All carefully sealed and endorsed "Proposals
Buoys" and placed in another envelope and
addressed, for delivery In person or to be sent prepaid
through the mail to W. Is. SHUBRICk,
Chairman Lighthouse Board, Washington City.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-SEALED PROPOSALS,
addressed to VIM. II. Pemberton viii be received al
ouee Georges Building Third avenue and First street.
ing the grading and matchmaking of the Old White Plains
road IN accordance with the plans specifications
JOHN L. MAPES, En- ineer.
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UNITED STATES COaslsSlossay COURT.
An Exirndition Order Granted.
Eefora Cou,p,i.~toper wb;to

Before Commissioner White.
Gustav Adoph BGden arrested week ago q charge OF
having forged the his fathernlaw pls-one
for 1000 the other 1000 thaers at Bretngwas
brought before Commissioner White yesterday final ex.
animation. II from the his
naw him notes for LOO and the 900
thaers he added each,
the amounts and the notes cashed The Commissioner
ordered his extradilion.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CAsu PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD METALs.-wHITE
~ Rags DO. per III soft Wooans 4c. Id. Collars, &C.
Books Newspapers 4c. PEWTER. 20 por lb and the
highest poe paid for Old BrA Copper Load and Old IRON
Mt 10 New Bowery between Roosevelt aud New Chambers
Streets.
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SupEnIca COUaT-TRlAL TEan-?AHT l..
Verdict of Damages Against City Railroad
Company.
Before Judge Freedman.

Ann EtiSrbeh Myfoa Tie THIRD Are,ue Raio1d Comra.
nyThe plaintiff old lady while getting OF the
fendants cars, the Of William Chatham Streets
iniure by the starting soon She
brought suit claiming $4,000 damages The Jury gave
verdict FOR $3.50. Tae trial lasted two days.
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DENTISTRY

ION TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT THE LEAST
lou. pain with laughing gas; beautiful sets OF continu
'' yum ''''" y" '"'''' DR.. IODINE. 40 Grand street.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ALLyNE-BONNET.-In Brooklyn on Thursday,
April 20, by the Rev. Mr. Hyde, FRANK s. ALLYNE
to MATHILDE JULIAN BONNET, only daughter VI the
late ]. J. Bonnet, OF Brooklyn. No cards.
GARDSER-SUrToN.-On Firth day, Fourth month
(AprIl 20. at the residence OF the BRIDES parents
Washington Duchess county, after the order OF che
Society or Friends, NATHANIEL GARDNER, OF New
York city, to SARAH L. SUTTON OF the former place.
LoCKHARr-RUrHERFoRD.- registry, on Mon
day, April "a, at the Church or st. Francis Zavter,
S. j., Sixteenth street, by the Rev. Father De
Lyme THOMAS LocKHART, Esq, to MARGARET MARIE
OLGA CLARK RUTHERFORD, widow or Surgeon MAYOR
c. Clark Rutherford. late OF her Britannia Majestys
Eighteenth Hussars
MoGARvEY--GopDEN.-At Albany, on Thursday.
April 90 by the Rev. J. b. Hawthorn, Mr.. ANDREW
]. MCCARTNEY, Of Oswego, to Miss HENRIETTA j.,
only daughter OF the late David Golden, OF
Albany, n. Y.
TUOKER-IULL-At Cincinnati, on Wednesday,
April 49, by the Rev. A. A. Il. Taylor, JOHN Z.
TUCKER, Jr., OF st. Paul. formerly OF New York, to
MARY 5. HULL, daughter OF the late Rev. DR.. Hull,
Of Cincinnati.
WRIGHr-LAw.- On Tuesday April rs, at the
South Reformed church, by the Rev. 4. p. Rogers.
G. GRANVILLE WRIGHT TO ANNA f.. daughter OF
George Law, Esq, all OF this city.