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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17
MARRIAGE.

ing marriage, aware of Physical Weakness
Loss of Procreative Power-1mpotency Ner-
vous Excta oility, Pslpitation, Organic Weak
ness Nervous Debility, or any other Disqu"''
fcation, speedily relieved. -,
He who places himself under the care OF Dr. >.
may relgiously conlide in his honor rs gel'tle-
man, and confidently rely upon his skill ~
physician.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

pOYS' KIP BOOTS, Boys' Calf Boots,
ID Youths Calf ard Kip Boots, Children :
Kip and Calf Boots, at greatly reduced prices, at
seu2l WADDEY'S, "a King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

A LARGE STOCK OF HEAVY GOODS,
II suitable for the country, to which we invite
the special attention Of country merchants ~
they will be sold very low for money.
sep2l WADDEY'S, "a King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

T AIDES FINE WALKING BOOTS at
IL sep2l WADDEY'S, "A King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

EIttCLlAI EtIIIt1y III IIc WI TT y -
DISEASES OF lMPRUDENCE.
Weakness of the Back or Limbs, Strlet1res'
Affection OF the Kidneys or Bladder, 1nycluh-
tary Discharges Inpotency, General Deoi!lay.
Nervousness, Dyspdpris, Languor, Low Spirlts'
Confusion of Ideas, Palptation Of the Heart
Timidity Trembling, Dimness of Sight, or Cid
iiness, Disease of the Head, Throat, Nose or
Skin. Affections of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach
or Bowels-those terrible Disorders hrls1hg
from solitary Habits OF Youth-secret and fo!
itary practices more fatal to their victims thar
the songs Of the Syren< to the Mariners of Gys-
ses, blightng their most brilliant hopes or A'-
tiiinati0ns &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
END OF THE IRISH TRIAL.
FAILURE OF THE JURY TO AGREE-rHE PRS

FAILURE OF THE JURY TO AGREE-rHE PRISON
Frs RELEASED ON BAIL.
The jury in the case of DR.. Lucus B. Irish,
tried for the alleged poisoning of the Assistant As
SCISSOR Edward o. Anderson in Brooklyn discharged
by Judge Pratt at 10 yesterday having been locked
up in the iuryroOm for ~ consecutive hours without
being able TO agree TO the guilt Of the
&C cused
The courtroom filed with an eager crowd when
the twelve jurymen entered and took thei seats
perfect silence prevailed when the clerk called the roll
and put the usual question; Gentlemen have you
agreed upon verdictp The foreman answered that
they had not agreed and that IL was utterly impossible
for them 70 do Judge Pratt said that II had been
painful duty 10 keep them confined so long, especially
at this season OF the year but It had been thought
that in a Of this importance, and involving
much expense, that II large majority stood way
the other best to keep them together until that
majority might the minority The Judge then
discharged the jury who, it ascertaned, stood ten
for acquitral and two for conviction The two dissent
ing Jurors were Ward W. Sweet and Francis HobroOk.
After the jury had been discharged the counsel for Dr.
Irish ana Mrs Anderson appeared before Judge Pratt
in Special Term and applied for the release OF tkeir
clients on bail Distret-Attorney BritOn stated TO the
Court that under circumstances OF the and the
way the jury Stood he could not oppose the application
AS TO Mrs Anderson, ne believed that she had been
practically tried with Dr. Irish, and the evidence which
the prosecution had to offer against her much the
same as that against Dr. Irish. On her trial she would
be q competent witness in her own behalf and her evil
dence would strengthen her defense that, in legal
aspect the against her is not 40 strong that
against Dr. Irish He considered unjust To make any
objection her release bail, especially she is in
poor health and be thought that by her release in this
way, the people would be fully protected.
After some further discussion, Mrs. Anderson was
baled in $780, and DR.. Irish IN $4,000 The bondsmen
we're William L. Randolph Of No. II DOuglas-st. and
Charles B. Fish of No Sc Third-place.
MI Morris, one OF Dr. Irishs counsel had an angry
discussion with juryman Holbrook charging that he
alone was responsible for the disagreement Of the jury
and the cause Of the failure 20 acquit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NRv YoRx Dee -Te toughest Of season.
ms morning already delaying ne oi trains Bs,.. % tas
mischief rungOk may Of The .aEnes nave
been frozen up Or otheIwse dssosa n espns argug f
2 head Of cattle all at CommgnpaE 9s shesp and es
lead stock ysry little dong 9eEs.r only those having p.,a.
s 40 aos IS St5 much more for few syshs Z tie storm
Pgs 81, Il DF' es I,5, S was .s made s. & s
good e"t Illinois az lliSSe ears y en- ig5s Sa'
aIly selling at lod lsc, With prime 70 fancy g l6lSe
sold a. sl each In the Scarcity Of oJ The aas,t
Sheep selling slowly holding for about r. ,dysaes IN.
ny,. 5odsS ssEe ss at s % P s e % s 1'
At e.e - Of u p Sse Is 5, as4 NJ t'z .s
~: GosS S1,I There . esp;-i st
6ssyy Sc for 700 b. for B. 1sd SIs5 Western
day at SO - -
EAsr Lrs.Rrr Contra, Lir, soE Yard. Dee 9-cArr1E-
against $50 ears before only or bead having
hsT sIpSenees at the s5srai shipping D. nts bs w. NAM Of
the lines Of railroad, refusing receive stock while ss No;
gh The demand was also Se owing % we sohsys he punep.I
m though he prices psd we're fsy 40 10 and or some rood 90
slightly ldTasOs Of reached only s4
,sa2 ls sr he S week s The SSy the y Ss q 'a
tops demand quotations; Good Yorker,
sHEErRseep for past we're h-,a
ss.a saT, ,ss ress o: The supply sss been goo demand
da IS; Common 80; Inferior,
srr1.Eo Dso IS cAr4HSHTse s;. no receipt. today and
nothing The iota for the r has
been only % head 3u8 the
The r. advance c0sag
There bnt little ysrds sell and all sl
to-day by shipments sales r Christmas AMI iaI Of SIS
Illinois steers. ranging from lU9633 n AZ IS 36s5 o.. ltS
Missouri ranging from LlGl 2{3 S5d IS 81 "a Ohio
averaging l.Jl9 u. at ST.
llEBs-TSs receipt. TO-DAY 500 h,.a @,sus
the
last the supply.
if4 Michigan Sheep from 81 S5 25d IS
% Indiana Sheep % r. IS 20 u Canada Shesp aVg
20 d. al So 80 Canada Sheep nd Lambs 20 u,
5
Hoss-rhe receipts to-day 1000 bead making the total supply
the week thus far 30 500 bead 1850 bead for The
as wees The dmcny in shipping seeo1n Of the water nppr
mskes The market slow slight advance sales yesterag, Of +
head Ohio and Indiana hogs rsaeng from 1877 200 40 80 SEQ
50 Do sales ihs morning OO Ohio hogs averaging l d. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
YG-OFFIcE OF FISK & HATCH,


New-YOrk, Dec %, 1872.
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD is about
completed. Its immediate promise of business Is
very large its earnings the disconnected portions
Will reach thisjyear nearly 81 100000, without min
era or through business from which its revenues as
a completed Road viii be largely derived. Coal
mining, iron furnaces rolling mills and manufacto-
ries Of all kinds will soon crowd it's whole line
while the producing West and manufacturing East
are eagerly awaiting the opening of this new Trunk
Line which is destined to have so important an in
auence upon the transportation of Their products
The FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
the total amount of which is only Sl5,OOOOOO, are
secured upon property worth $35, 100000 TO $40
0O00O0 among the best securities in the market.
fully equal in intrinsic value TO the Central Pacific
Bonds. They are issued in denominations of 800,
$780, and $1,000 and at their present market price,
So and accrued interest, are very desirable
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
are too well known TO require description OF COM
mendation Their total amount is SIS, Ss5 O00 they
have for a long time ranged in market price near OF
above par-the price to-day being l02 TO 1921, with
coupon on, due Jan. /, of per cent gold.
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS amount to -, 735, OOO This road is con-
solidated with the CENTRAL PACIFIC, and the pay
ment of its bonds principal and interest is assumed
by the latter Their market price to-day is 81 to 92i
also with three per cent gold coupon on, due JAN l..
As they have recently been introduced the Stock
Exchange we expect to them rapidly rise TO the
price of CENTRAL PACIFICs, being substantially the
same in character and value.
The CHESAPEAKE and OHIO the CENTRAL and WEST
ERN PACIFIC BONDS all of which have been negotiated
by us, we believe to be the best and most de-
sirable Investment Securities in the market which
in time must become very scarce especially the
Government will probably, during the coming year.
pay off, in gold another largeilot of FIvETwENTrEs
and issue in their place FIVE PER CENT BONDS.
We buy and sell as usual Govetlment Bonds re-
ceive deposits, on which we alloy interest make
collections and conduct a general banking business
in all its branches. FISK Il HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS.

L. is proposed to enlarge the Pass of Pawmbun, a
narrow strait between the mainland of India and
the island Of Ramisseram so that ships OF large bur
den may sail through it, This Is to be done IN the
interest OF the trade of Calcutta and Madras.
Thirteen 35-tun guns have been completed recently
at the Royal Gun Factories, WOolwich England,
and four of them are ready for shipment on board
the rOn-clad Devastation which vessel has had her
turrets specially constructed for their reception.
IL ia suggested that the chamois skins of com
mercc, which are really made from the skins OF
sheep and goats, ought to be manufactured IN the
United States instead Of being imported from En-
gland, where the price has recently advanced 20 per
cent.
The Worshipful Company of Turner's. one Of the
lucient guilds of the City OF London, recently
awarded prizes for the best specimens of turning in
hard and tempered steel, with the view of stimu-
atng skilled industry and promoting technical edu-
cation.
The British engineers express great interest as to
the result of the contemplated test large scale
by Mr. COrss of Providence, r. L. for the purpose OF
determining the economy, If any, of the Ellis bisnl-
phide of carbon engine over the best forms OF the
steam engine.
Steps are taking to work over the abandoned gold
mines Of Virginia by Northern capitalists who have
purchased 1000 acres of mineral land in Spotsyl-
wanna County, and claim TO have means OF extract
ing the precious metal prohtably which could not be
done heretofore.
II is proposed to construct railway right across
the Australian continent from Adelaide to Port
Darwin 800 miles long, and parallel with the new
telegraph line. There are rich pastures and mines
OF copper and lead now practically Inaccessible
along the route.
The French indemnity is enabling Germany to in
crease considerably her gold coinage, winch
mounted, Oct 26, to So, 10000 having received an
addition of S105OO,OOO in the previous five weeks.
Ii was to be still further increased at the rate OF
52.5O0,000 weekly.
A series of experiments have been made by Mr..
Robert Mallet, f. r. s.. 10 de 5ermine the degree Of
corrOsion of iron plates in sea-water alone and IN
contact with other metals. For equal surfaces and
equal lines ne obtained as results the IolIoWlng :
Iron alone s63; in contact with brass. 1884 IN con-
tact with tin. AN; IN contact with gun metal
bronze 6j39 in contact with copper, 42.l9 IN con-
tact with lead 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
DOMESTIC MARKRrS.

BALTIMORE "A uterferes naers vita
the Cotton quiet MidaR 3idfie
quiet unchanged Wheat 5rt trn nd
White, hoGoc IeLos tloSc
t5dtc White s7d{3c Rye quiet and unchanged. Hay
chaagd PovEozs-nothing doing Western Better sehssge
WHISKY nominal ts1c
PMLADaPHA Dec 15--The asrferes
outdoor bune and transactions al descriptions % merchandise
limited Querctron Bk No Is ofsre a. ca 81 Clover Seed
latter for Redeemed Timothy seed
at So FAxseed 81 Flour DALI suDert1e ~ 50
- Wisconsin. Mnuespta ertra Family,
06S8 IS PenrsfTsna E4na sud Ohio do 80 p 20; FascT
so9ee So Wheat dull Red. 81 asa % VI AnheL 81 see
5gGo0 for New hrd s5a6c Petroleum no1as Crude
l6ic Refined, f69s7c WHISKY irmN 3sc.
LOUISVILLE Dec BEeur hrn. kxira Fnlr. 90 81, No Ss
Wheat 81 30d 81 s. Corn
demand extreme rsuge sSvy o. T58s 80 3d. reer,pls
Of 40 Provisoas quiet and SeaY Poa p - Bacoa
shoulders Sides. liaaie Lar-Ch0ce Leaf Iid8ic Bulk
uesshousrs. s. E3iei Clear Rib sides 81 role Clear S~s
loose round lots ic higher packed Meats Shoasrs
5 Clear RID sides 9sci Clear sees Sac Hsns'om bloch ic
WHISKY quiet al 5Sc
CIscnSATI. Dec 26Plour srua
but unchange Butter steady. Provisions quiet era.
Pork held sl2i deiaand 81 =. Lani s.ea.y;
Steam held al 7lc Ti-ibe. bus Kettle, 5ia1,c BElk
hes-ShonhisTs steady 3ic Clear Rio Sides dSte Sdes
Sd3ic Geen Meats good demana SLoaaers, lc
Of Clear Ria Sc anchsnss good i-usnd
shOuldera Ate Clear RIO sides s Clear Sides
as ~ ciosag arta At % 63GS3 D. WHISKY steady.
CLkvELaxD Dee s6Foar steady Wheat noHiaA; No Winter
Red, 81 ia 81 q; No Winter BED. si Cora st,sIy.
uoleum quiet and unchanged
TOLEDO IN f,r demand Wheat srn and
fair demand LKia Whit Mchgan, 81 Si White
hehgaa, sl o. AMBER Michigan, tsi Jannfy 81; Psbrs.
aa s 6s4s % Corr qaies gsa Oats quies 40 Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
THE BROADWAY WIDENING.

The work of widening Broadway will be be-
gan AZ once under tie direction OF Commissioner Van
Mort. The buildings which have been condemned by
the Commissioners have their titles vested IN the city.
and Mr. Van Mort viii advertise them 70 be sold at
public sale as the law directs They Will be sold with
the understanding that they shall be removed within
specified time. The work Of grading and paving will
follow their removal, and che CITY VIII then Own broad
avenue from the Battery to Central Park and, when
widening Of the Kingsbridgeread Is completed from
'he Battery 20 Harlem River. There viii be all pos
1be speed in the work. and efforts viii be made 20 have
q finished by May l. 1873 The Is at present in
che hands OF the Engineer Of the Department Of Pbic
Works who will report the details 70 Mr.. Van Mort in
few days.
The KINGSBRIDGE-ROAD WIDENING.
The Commissioners of the Kingsbridge-rO
Widening have encountered many difficulties they
began their work. They we're appointed about three
years ago and we're nrst embarrassed by slOwness in
making the surveys, which were due 90 the irregularities
OF the ROAD ana the neorrectness OF existing maps Then
The relations Of Crate Coleman one OF the Commission
ers 20 Judge Barnard caused delay And now they
are hindered by the conduct OF Warren Brady who
according % the statement Of the Commissioners
is Influenced in his conduct by George Purser Who
although be has resigned his position some sreetopen
lng movements, still continues to exercise voice in
1aem.
short time ago at the solicitation Of Purser
DO is his intimate friend Brady appointed by the
Commissioners 70 appraise the value the property
song the line OF the Improvement and help the
commissioners m their work. IL being their intention
U compensate him for Dis services from their own
irses. they aware that the law forbade bis
beng paid by the city. The Commissioners accented
Pusers resignation clerk Oh Dec &c. aud on the fol-
~S~s dsy, IN Oppositoa - >as wishes Of PurseT whO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT or sew TORk.... ................. %.

PORT OF EEW-YORK.... ...............'.s...DEc 20
ARRIVED.
Steamship Bremen fGer) Lsdesigs Brenen Dee and South
supton 10Th with mdse and p4Sf 70 Oelpehs Co., oil,
sssmsep Ola Dominion Bourne Richmond CITY Point sad Norfolk
with fndse and pAss Old Dominion steamship Co. - .
Steamship Niagara Roberts Richmond ~ Foa ana AoioA WIZ
ndse and pass 20 Old Dominion Steamship Go. -,
seaship FanA DOaEs Philadelphia with mdse and pass 70 Lor
steamship San JAeuto Hazard savannah with pass w.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Masters Of vessels SHOULD up Providence
River Tor the buoYs Long Bed which Dec p
pshe upper about 90 yards and the lover about sixteenth
Of nile south Of their proper places
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FopTnyss MONROE Alarmed. steamship HibsrnAn
Liverpool bng Red Wing from Rio JaEeo oTg Georgia IRON
SEwcAs1IE Del Dee 2e-ArTed baks zalns, ron Geaei
Az aasdT IslSsd 6ng Riverside from Dublin for Philadelphia
sosroS Dec -Avd steamship Rapidan from sagauaah brig
Cora, from Port MOraBt
OrERytrows Dee Cmad steamship ssmaria Capt
Dhnev Dee "a for Liverpool AErTud here a. O'Clock
BEEsT Dee -Tbs Genersl Transatlantic CompAnTs steamship
Washington Capt Rousseau Sswfork Dec a a'ei here cary
tins morning
Steamship ceopars from SewYork for Havana Dec q % mh''
ponh Of Clinc0iesgue
s.mship Huntsville nom Sewrofk ssvsnHsh passed on
ths % LooEOu hove TO- snd apparently disabled ey
stssu.hp salvador a Savannah 3ih RON hss ora - g.
Portland about nie foah Of WOODS Ans he ca t4n ~
via And sHd we're sef With The HpVT , Az % a. b vii
pgoahly get painted white IL Ashore At ooas i'AAd
DaGvsr's Cove, and hss been stripped
Bar Atlantic BroEn Cof before reported put into
Pays With Of four ho and niin9 ~eN p'oAi4 ~
Brg stsrsht Crapo (of NswBedordl JAILED from taYs Nov
spotesKaT la lat 10 g. Ion. A. bng kosa Base M lord o
Bosom sith 200 SbH oil same aA's barn ono h'"AD w
For Latesi ship seps see FIN Pa0e.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
az ARTIsTs FuNFRAL.

The funeral of the &ftist, George Catlin,
who died early Monday morning, took place from the
house of Dudley s. Gregory in washngton-st. Jersey
City yesterday morning. In spite OF the storm the at
tendance large. and included the two brothers Of
the deceased, the Hon. W scudder, b. B. Grnne, j.
H. Gautier, John B. james, and number of New-York
artists.
TO which the deceased belonged, and we're very Inn
pressye The Rev Mr.. Wilcox OF jersey City onclated
and paid earnest tribute to the character ana Woh
Of the deceased At the conclusion Of the services the
remains which were incosed IN handsome easkei,
were deposited at Bergen Cemetery whence they VIII
be removed Greenwood in the Spring. and laid oy the
aida afh fa wifi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
I Union grD..-... 67i 100 Wells Far EI. s.
| SALES FROM II TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
THURSDAY. Dec. 26-P. N.

THURSDAY, DEC, lD-F, u
The dullness in Wall-st. was intensified to-day by
the binding snow-storm, which kept great many
of the prominent spectators away from the Stock
Exchange. The notable features OF the stock mar
ket were the strength in New York Central and
the weakness in Pacific Mail, the former
having advanced from 90 to 993 and the
latter declined from 70 to 1884, Next i'll Importance
were Wabash. Western Union, Lake Shore and Erie,
which were alternately weak and strong, on fuc-
tuations of per cent. The remainder of the list
was extremely dull, and during the afternoon
especially was the market devoid of feature or in
terest. The following were the opening, highest,
lnwest and .Lnaing prices of stocks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY, DEC. 27
Halifax n s. ci1rd 40 e NeT-f0rk PosOhce every
Fndav at ocock D. sails from Portland Ne. every
SATURDAY, a. o ]. m. -,
Letter postage Indies when going direct VII
be cents the Papers each which must be prepaid
SATURDAY. Die. o.
Britain France Queenstown aud Liverpool by
steamship Adrate close al y NJ Supplementary MAJ IS
coel al White Dock 2 m. steamship sails az i ron
White Ia Dock Pavonia Ferry JERSEY City.
For Closed Mail Southampton and
Bremen steamship Deutschland mails close a. II n No sup
Elementary Mail Steamship sails Al H. IRON loot OF ISL
HobOken.
Direct Cierman closed Mail sent By TINS line
Mails Tor France per Steamship 81 Laurent
NJ Steamship sails from Pier 20 81 y H.
Mails the steamship CITY Of Mexico, close
At 70. m Steamship sails at p n. from Pier No. " K
by steamship Weybose, close AZ Y NJ
Mails steamship CITY u Dallas, close ~
sAil D. m from Pier No. 20 T. X
SUNDAY. DBC. %
All close at Il o'clock The FVsEOhee is from
N. 70 IL a. u.
MONDAY DHc 70.
Mails American South Pa
steamship Queen, close a. 10 beaia
ship sails al II NJ, from Pier No. ~ " K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27

The Money market was active, though at the open
ing loans generally made at i-32 per cent and
interest. AS the day advanced, however, there was
an increased demand, and rates advanced 10 l-l69
Tat per cent the final business being done at an
per cent. Discounts have been quiet and IN
changed in rates.
The Government bond market has been firm and
higher with sales Of 67s as hi Oh as 49, The rise in
gold and the enlarged purchases for investment ac-
count caused the advance in prices TenFortes sold
at lOGs and Currency Skies at 1l24Gllsl Fisk *
Hatch report follows at D. IN:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
urged che appointment of Brady, appointed VIM. Arm

urged che appointment Of Brady appointed VIM Arm
serong' Cerk The Commissioners were opposed to ap.
pointing Brady because he intimately connecteS
win Purser who resigned because he had heen Gun
nected with associations. Furser tncensed at
their sreGard Of his wishes urged Brady 20 resign and
he accordingly sent blanks in instead of report giving
thus value Of the property which he had appraised.
and leaving the Commissioners Co 20 over the whole
ground agniu They state that they will be able 20
this IN short time, and that within 20 days from the
time successor To Senator Creamer, who has resigned
shan be appointed. the books of awards and
ments will be hed in the Department OF Public Works
for examination All the maps have been made and tho
reports prepared and all that remains be done Ia
make some corrections in the amounts Of the awards
and assessments.
The statement in a morning paper that B. p Fairchd
has been appointed clerk denied, h8s lac been ap
pointed TO any other position connected with the Com
mission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
RECEIPTS OF PROnUCE

Per North Rirer Pesasis R0trod1G
Dee "a Ashes IL bales Broom Cora 80 bbs COPPER so0l
bales sol bbs Eggs 63 DR. Fruit n 3l
100 bbs Meal 20 TAO bush Wheat q go bush Com = 3s
1000 bush Malt 5000 bush Barley a seed t b5 l7t
bales Hops hds Hides II Lesther ~ hbl
OIL 10 BAGS FIseed 3O3 pGgs Batter 1 Chee,s % Pkg
stesriu PKG raow bb.s Beef {i pks
24Is La 200 Dressed hogl bags
Pauuis 500 Pigs stsrc -. Rice q bids rObteo pkgS
Tobacco, a bales Wool, s55 5blS WIky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
nFcIsIONs-DEc. DC.

Supreme Court hdmbes-BY Judge Van Brunt.-
Audeureld ag. Mercantile MUTUAL ms Co-Csse settled
.g,lpreme Court Special Term-By Judge Fancher.-
smih st Oshorn-Mon6n denied opinion
De any AIT MayoJudgment defendants demurrer WITH
cosis Morrison ana luoJudgneni Tor PLAN
DoerEe Doergekeport rel
e Ie confirmed and decree Of divorce granted.
Common PLas-SDecidl Tern-BY Judge Larre-
BoaaOuie settled bon agt Hart-honon nat
papuf ile secutv Yacbe WinGnouon for
orser that thin party pay be appointed
MED LedernAn sg AhnZ-Orer Tor vacated with leave 90
plaintiff enter OwensReceiv- ordered
5ot,hak at Acknowledgment Of divorce FOR plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27

Included q the above are 1{e bales % arrive
FORWARD deliveries quiet lice decline sales a. oSs all on bsss
Low Middings;
sale. Tussday evening Decembe 200 bales 10 s6e
10 lite February AO At ~ lJl6c March, 200
~ l.l6c April 20o MAY 11n total o00 bales
todsT m-Decenb.r 1 at - bloc B. p b. 100 a.
lgc leic B. 200 10 Site. leo lJic 100 az 9ic
B. 10 Al 10 56c r. b. JsnaAry. % a. " ioe 500
i9c, 30 az 97be go al l9lc p u 800 At - I-leo Feb
rasry lsc, 100 lg.e p b. 100 lsc, 0 Sio
p b. 200 at oc lno 20 li6c. April 200 lo.c
MAJ 100 20 Lille total 900 bales grand total Liza bsss
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