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90. Hannibal ana St Joseph, 90 a 9b; Louisiana
nxes, 90 90; do. new, 30 60; do. levee sxes co Q
03; do do. eghts, 70 80; DO do. eights, 1876, rs
s5; Alabama lves, IS 62; do. eignts s5 a 80; do.
Montgomery and Eufaula Railroad, 80 a 90; South
Carolina skies, SO 81; do, new, January and
July, 8s a 3sA; do, DO, April and October, SO q
SEA; Arkansas skies, funded. SO o 5S.
STOCKS rEyERisH AND IRREGULAR.
The stock market was ieverlsh and most OF the
day weak, but improved toward the close ana left
OF steady and dull. Less attention was excited by
Erie, which has seemingly fallen back into the
ranks, and Is no longer regarded as speculative
leader, however servlccable may have been its en-
ployment IN that capacity last month, when 1t set
the European and American public speculaung and
enabled the 'bulr' cliques on the Stock
Exchange to work of their loads upon
the excited and enthusiastic community. It's
price today ranged between the extremes Of Ga ana
6l&, the decline following and passing beyond
decline in the London marker, which closed at
about 63 In our currency. Tho more active fea.
lures were Union Pacific. Westera Union, Lake
Shore Onios Erie, Central and &C., a. ana J. T. - In
which the decline by two O'Clock had reached
margin ranging from one TO ono ana hat per cent,
Wabash being especially erratc, dropping to II and
jumping back TO S0M. m the business toward the
close the market gradually recovered almost all 1t
had lost, ana wonnd up very near the starting
points or the morning. Some stocks went little
over the limo but TO no great extent, the only in
stances Ia point being Northwestern, Pacific Mail,
Ohlos and Wabash. Hannibal and 80 Joseph de-
clncd from As TO 4lh, and failed to get up again.
Reading sold at l15%, and was bid up 10 11635 at
the close without transaction. quicksilver
dropped to s5A for the common and 4s for the pre-
ferrcd. The Clique want fresh short interest
Brunswick City sold for the remarkably low figure
OF 7. and faint stir was made IN Atlantic Mail at
251l 90. 49,, G. and l. o." advanced TO 3l5S, de-
clined to 3oA, ana closed at 31f. Boston, Hartford
and Erie ranged from 87s to 9aS.
HIGHEsT AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest ana lowest
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fair TO good far refining, 8c asc good TO prime REIN
ing s.1c SIC lair e good grocery Sc s4c; prime
&c. ass moassss, hhds and boxes. Tac sTc; mslado
7sc Sac do 70 to r. 9sc do rs to 10. 9sc.
l0ac. do 10 TO ID o,sc Ike; 10 to ~ ll5sc. allfc
do white, lie. l2c Porto Rico--Common TO prime
rnins g. n,,d Sc fair TO choice grocery &C. loc
Dutch standard Nos 10 to H. $40 9c Manila Superior
and extra superior TIC. she. New Orieans-Rcnninz
araces, IKE. SIC. grocery do, &C. u l0c
SrEArISE remained dull entirely nominal in the alb
Benee Of demand
IA quiet but hrm Sales $4,000 lbs a, ssac &c.
for good 10 choice city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 2S2 bbB The market quiet bEt
steady; lbU bbis. sold a. &c.,
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Gossip About New Clique in
the Gold Room.
Erratic Movements On TIN @
Stock Exchange.
The Bears Depress and the Bulls
Rally the Market.
Shaking Up the Dry Bones and Bring
ing Gut CID Traps"
w ALL STREET.

WALL STREET, I
THURSDAY, April 4-6 p. Nj.
On 'Change to-day wheat was firm and in better
demand. The cotton market was duh and steady.
MONEY STRINGENT.
The money market was still more stringent, and
loans stock collatefals were maze at as high as
II per cent In addition to per cent-equvalent to
peA per cent per annum Tho natural activity OF
the market teng assisted by the clique operators
interested In lower prices for stocks. Borrowers
were In quest OF money at an early hour anu paid
1-32 q lilo at the start, the demand Increasing
until tue high rate above recorded was reached,
the time being about halEpast Two O'Clock.
Toward three O'Clock the rate suddenly
fell of 10 per cent, but for a moment only bor-
Towers making their appearance ana continuing
the inquiry until nearly haifpast three O'Clock, the
market then closing as 1t had opened--namely, at
1-S2 lilo, or say about twenty per cent.
Very little is doing IN paper, but PRIME names are
still quoted a IL per cent discount.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE LOWER.
Tne cable brought word at an early hour this
morning that the Bank or England dis
eount rate had been raised from to 3,s
per cent, anu later despatch reported
Iho bank to have lost a total OF f447.oo0 bullion
during the past week. Despite this Intelligence
foreign exchange was heavy ana duh under an
abundant supply OF "gooan bankers bills, which
fact induced the leading bankers TO lower their
rates, the market closing as follows :-Sterling
Sixty days, commercial, 1881 100; do, good 10
PRIME bankers looh 1895 do, short sight, 1907
, l1o; Paris, sixty days, 6.23a $40; DO, short
Bignt 5.16A 5.15; Prussian thalers " 724; Ant
werp, t.221s $40; Switzerland, b.22k 5.2o Ham.
burg, s55s a 86i4; Amsterdam, 4o4 a 4oh; Frank
1ort, 4o7s Az; Bremen, 7s4 q 70.
THE GOVERNMENT GOLD SALE.
The offer OF the government to sell million OF
gOd elected proposals for total Of $5,562 500 at
prices ranging from 1o9.63 10 1929 The million
was awarded IN two lots, one OF so50 900 at 1920
80 nr"n',nan. sto"t hnnse ana $50 o00
At 110.2 %.
GOLD sTRoNG-1l0 A 1l0as.
The gold market opened strong on the announce.
en OF the raising OF the Bank OF England discount
rtte, ana advanced from 1l0I. to llo'S, bur, Gu
uously enough, became weak after the publication
q the large total OF bids for gold and dropped 10
no, although report was put in circulation
that the STOCK firm to whom tho larger portion
pf the government gold had been awarded were
buying for new gold Clique. The SUB Treasury
paid out $685. coo on account OF redeemed dve.twen.
ties. The course OF the market Is shown in the
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for future delivery Dasls rnicdln) the saes have
been folows Sales last evening after three r. M
April, ECO at 25c, 200 ut % Lie, 100 at 23c 200
s3 6c 100 at ssc ayo AZ e l5sc May 500 at % 51ee,
2oo g sSc June 7oo at .sc 4o9 Ct 2s lll6c Jny 100
bsr LOO 9, sieT October, ito al 2oe November iSo
ut l91c Deccnlber 300 at 9c.ots b5o1 bales to-
day up % three Y M;-Aprl. lilo at s2sc., 400 at
10 n c coo as 300 6Si e S sS at - No. IL ss s Mfiy
.. lldc 200 at q lao At $40 al q s6s
nt 28c 100 at % &c., 100 at 2c 600 at 2S 316. 800
2sc l60at sS bloc june soJ at 100 at z3 llsc 200
81 81 ld 9 a o e ~ 100 se Il q 5ay w,s so q % 3 e at
septembe ao at 81 Ec October 40 at zoe. Total 1900
bales Grand total 1000 baleg The receipts at the ports
as follows :Iayeston, SD; New Orleans, Al Mo-
ld h,e. ; Savannah ss charleson Sls Wnnso,g
Total s,iia This day last wees 5,09e This
day last year, 97l3 Rates cotton to foreign
ports closed nomna as olows:1o Liverpool by steam,
AZ by SAIL S,lS 7ssd to Hayre, by steam, so, gold;
to Bremen by steam, slc gold, comprcssed SAIL s6c.;
pOrts BY ateain, lc We qnote . -
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GOVERNMENTS IRREGULAR

The government list was strong for the old bonds
and fraction lower for the new. The advance IN
the Bank OF England discount rate produced some
curious effects IN London. 1t depressed consols 4
. q per cent, and our new fves nearly as much.
But the 1ve-twentles were not only not depressed
but actually fraction higher. The market for five.
twenties here would hayo responded buoyantly to
Nhs fact were II not repressed by the stringency
h the money market. When money is worth all
he way from TO OF per cent In the open
Aarket 1t Is difilcult to get up any enthu.
aRsm In so staid an investment as governments
pying only or per cent. The following were the
cbsng quotatons:-Unitcd States currency skies
IA ll51S; do SKIES, 1851, registered i14< lI5;
nd do. coupon, ll524 ll51s; do, dve.twentles,
restsiered, Nay and November, lo9ys Ioos6; do.
DO. lso2, coupon. do, l12a a ll22< do do, 1864,
90 40, ll21z 1l24; do. do. 1895, DO. do, 1136
l33a; do. do, 1901 registered January and
suS, ll2S l1276; do do, 1866, coupon, do. NIX
M%; do. do, 1867, do, do., ll2H ll3; do do.
1s6s, do, do. ll3 1l31S; 60. fves q 1881 funded
registered, lt97s l1o1s; do. do. do. coupon looyI
Lo1f; do. tcn.iorties, registered, lo,ys a 1os do
de., coupon, 1o8sG 1888.
TIRE RAILROAD BONDS.
Ihe following were the bids for TN railroad
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
4 puggUAaIxa Ann DTnuJ

L
PAyMAsTFR'e OFFICE, UNITED SrArEs NAvf,(
No. 20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, April y, iets.
Proposals sealed and endorsed envelope Bids for
plies advertised VIII be received o this ONCE n
the 9Th ins for the following supplies OF the pcs
be devecd free of expense at the Navy Yard New fors
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND cLorHISd.
$500 barrels of Beef.
$500 barrels OF Pork ,,
10000 pounds OF Coffee (grecn Naval STANDARD,
100 barrels each OF Beef and Pork TO pc ~ nn % 10 Navv
Bidders referred the officer IN charic NM .t =. ~
Yard samples further information, ann WI ~ ~
their proposals the date within which they VIII % W.
hvcrcs, awarded to them, which must no' eAoeeu " ~
from date OF order :. al h,ds n,t NAV moi
be deemed advantageous to the am M 70 hwu
each article or item separate, as may pc nios 70 w
kesponsblc security required for thc prompt ang itthi
,oi,.erv ~ emn,ea awarded within the ime specien.
- , 10 FURNISHED this Office, and BIDS opened
at ,he nouI aoo'o "" j. o. BRADFORD,
10 DC preseh. Pay Director United States Navy.
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THE BOSTON EXPRESS COMPANY.
A Prop rsitiou frcm Erie.

Another meeting OF the creditors Of the Boston
Express Company was held al No. 20 Nassau street
yesterday. The Chairman OF the special committee
appointed 10 walt on the Erie Railway authorities
reported That General owen, for the company mad
offered the creditors sevenlyl cents on the dollar
on condition thag INC railway company should be
discouraged from all iur her CLAIMS. Tie oaer was
accepted, aud MIR. RedhGid was requested 10 draw
UP the necessary papers ana procure the signatures
or the different creditors.
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ALMOST A MURDER,

James Simpson, residing at No. 2l0 varck street,
appeared before Justice Ledwith, at the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday morning, and com.
planned that while standing at the corner OF Charles
and Hudson streets, on Wednesday night, waiting
for car John COrCoran drew a revolver and fred
TWO shots at him, one Of which passed through his
hat. AS he was In the act OF firing the third time
O1icer Burkett OF the Main precinct seized his
hand and took the revolver from lin. He claimed
10 have been acting IN salfdefence, but was com.
mItted in default OF 81, 900 BAH.
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THE METAIRIE RACES.

The Third Days Events Again Postponed
still Raining in tho Crescent City.
NEW ORLEANS, April A, 1872.
The weather has continued so stormy that the
races set down the cards fer decision Wednes.
uay were again postponed this morning, and VIII
disapp pointed thousands hope they may be favored
with pleasant days to The end OF the meeting.
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Ihe quottOn3 are bas3d on cotton running quality
more than half grade above or below the grade quoted
CoFFEE.--rhe market remained quiet UNCHANGED
We sales of 1000 bags Rio per j. L. Pendgrist on
pFyato terms We quoe:-Cargoes Rio ordinary, l4a4c
PRIME i6'ic 1c s9!d in bond sixty days. Msracabo lsc
lsc iag9ayra, lsc zOc ST. Domingo IN bond, lac
FLOUR AND GRAIN .Rsccipts-Floor $500 bbls wheat,
30U0 bushes corn, 81 600 DO. mea 20J bbs oats,
$3.50 bushels barley 1880 DO The market decidedly
better for winter VIII rat our while spring wheat our
rmer The sales, comprising ali kinds were about Ii O1O
bbs inciuding Southern Jour- which was also decidedly
irmer. Corn meal quiet. Small sales II
prices within the range Of revised quotations. We
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sOurnERN sEcuRITIEsN puLL.

.,a southern LIST was duff to stagnation
sNady' The following were The prices
s1eu az the close OF business
e, ~. v,~a's ex coupon, co a OF, do new, co a
s,ocr o,a '., y e~ coupon, 50 a SO; do registered
be a ~. = ri do skies, consolidated bonds
seorRia skies, 70 IS; do. seyens 60 co. Nor,n
paronna ex coupon, 3s IS; do rono,nn 4,SsA ,oa.
90 Mi 40. DO isG' 4 a "a; do., new q , %,
'0' special taS' 10 q 10; Missouri sIxes, es o.;
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REMOVALS..

Yr.NrT BRoTHERs FLORISTS, RESPECTFULLY
announce their patrons and friends that thei haye
their new store, 100 broadway, between lenh
mi Esvcrt IN sroes oppogic Grace church, NJ BNo con
nec,jon with their former asores p 6g@
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The Dock Commissioner

TIE regular weekly meeting WIS held In their
building this afternoon. A Communication was
read, asking II Washington Market was to be recon.
structed. Referred TO the Executive Committed
me report OF Superintendent Wosicrvelt was read,
and the following piers were being repaired:-Pier
from low water; pier No. %, west hall, owned by
tue city, let out by contract TO S. A. jerks & 20.
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CLOSING PRICES-5 O'CLOCK P. II.
CoMMEacIAL REPORT.

Cotton Qnict and iGusy-Rcceipts at the Ports
3,il0 Baics-Elour Firmer-Corn Firmer-
Spirits Turpentinc Firmer-Petroleum More
Acflve-pOrlk and lard steady.
THURSDAY, April As Pm.
COTTON for immediate delivery IN light request and
holders made concessions of 80 h. In to effect
sales. Indeed os sold prices showing more
marked Decline and the offerings at the close of the
liberal at the appended quotations. which
regarded nominal. For future delivery fair busines
was consuDmatei at o6out former prices The Sales
ported on 'Change sum an foloMa:-
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MACHINM cry.

AT WILLARD q DEBEv0ISE'S a5 DEY STREET
IN Two Hoisting Engines good four Portau,es;
Stationary Engines all sizes Steam and Centrifugal Pumps,
Store Holsters, Shafting and Puileys
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anrTIea on mn rnAnrn..

& mrtHaE afptam II ar
en. atly ffca ,raien. vleaa
opposed 70 6rsat "a 8out he Gre
ley. d i1s nau'er efo-e b8n5ra8. VS.
heIa at ne FHh Aveuac Hoe'. Nes
9agk $50 TAare8sg a lses ee~t TEE
meeting waa attended hy Carl sabgrs
J u. Cox Senator Trgmhul. Dssii A
WeIla. aai msay other shining lights
Ia che Literal movement. The object
n the meeting was to ser ~ they could
nat throw Greeley overheard and adopt
some other man as candidate who
wa8ld SOFT them batter
Speeches were made by TumbuIl,
scburz add others 10 the effect that il
was Tow too late % take up another
candidate sud it was the best and only
chance for them 20 unite ON Greeley
This was the sentiment Of a majority
Of those present and the meeting ad-
fauued without action
Subsequently. however. meeting
Of those vino were dissatisfied with
letting the thing go by was held aud
after considerable discussion a free
trade platform was adopted aud Wi
+ liam $. Groesbcck Of Ohio was uomi-
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The San Francisco Republican is au-
thority--rather doubtful, it must be CON
fessed for the statement that out of 81
papers 80 are for Grant, three for Greeley
and three "roosting" for the present on
the fence.
1t must be admitted says the Notjon,
that the nomination Of Greeley by the
democrats will be on the whole, the most
ludicrous end which ever overlook q
great organization. We know Of nothing
in sacred or profane literature to which Il
can be likened, except the rush Of the
swine In the New Testament. clown a
steep place into the sea, when the dcyils
entered into them.
The Springfield RepuJiicaa propose
the following conundrum: Ifit Is In
consistency for democrats to vote for the
abolitionist Greeley, what is il for old re-
publieans to vote for the pro-slaycry
Buchanan democrat Grant,
we VIII answer IL by propn0nding aus
other: Who liberated more slaves than
this same pro-slayery Buchanan democrat
Grant
The Albany ATggs says Of tho ticket
nominated At PhiladelphIa. "Ope thing
il noticeable: both candidates ruu under
IN aitdS. Grants name IS not tNsses.
Henry Wilson's real name Is Jeremiah
CoIbaiih. The sentatiYes Of q guilty
party could not prove an alibf, but thay
took refuge under aH aitas" Very true
bat Grant got his name by accident and
IL always "slnek" IN spite Of his efforts b.
get rid ofh, aud Wils0nfs father was
drankArd 70 low and poor that Bis sou
was len to the care OF strangers, and adj
opted the name Of bis beneiactor oul Of
pure gratitude
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kitrr Hal BE known f. ue ehoald
i ettlsra essra n have eht
a. 81 81 "a possible meas gi hh
resaian. Tie raI reasra why Ne
did uet e. the paper s.. bAt when ne
Paid iaa money I HsH the iHprg sion
o. wss rs ga sab r1er ana b's name
was already oa the hsi aud being very
busy a ibo time neglected to book il
up, but viii now make il right, except
we fear eur friend. by tus time. has
hopelessly gone overt 20 Greeley No,
you shall have an tie JopEAls you
pay for aud Sc can anyone else, with
out regard 70 politics, religion OF color.
Bot politically our paper is Ttoe Tim
Well then, for political 3aper we
would recommend the Cuepla or
Pomray's bcmonrai. or the Gtden Age
may possibly do But November is a
good way o1, aud we a.Vise both
Greeley and Grant men to leep cool
and examine both sides carefully and
without prejudice. if possibb, though
that can hardly be- expected "a hoped
for Fn. JouuNAL
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give ta Manchester competition IL
re- GIT hence Low freights ! have
always thought that either this Pawlct
rad, or one down tie Bsitcnkill 10
shushaa. would be built Bot railroad
enterprises O. benefit local interests
can auly u ST on foot by local energy
s8rh roads are not likely 10 come while
those most % be benefited sleep.
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Respectfully,
W. b. r..

W. Il. X.
This is by no means new thing,
having been practiced for years by all
parties, aud is used by Greeley men as
we'll as Grant. Yet We are not sur
r-s-oA 49, -"- friaud ntters a protest
against it. There was a bill in Congress
having for its object the adjustment
Of ranking and there was a fair
prospect OF its having passed both
houses until the untimeIy speech Of
Sumner near the close Of the session
dragged in the presidential contest to
exclusion Of action upon this and other
important measures Grant is known
10 be in favor Of its passage, as well as
in favor Of civil service reform, and in
fact nearly all Of the measures for re-
form advocated by the liberals, and has
advocated them in his annual messages
to Congress, but a President cannot
enact laws and execute them too. The
most he can do is to faithfully execute
the laws which exist and recommend
changes, and Congress has the power
to adopt his suggestions ornot as they
see fit Several important measures
were passed during last session, such
as the granting Of amnesty to late rcb-
els with the exception Of few who
held the highest Offices under the con-
tederacy, change in the postal law,
reducing the revenue tax on articles Of
necessary consumption, aud the use Of
stamps on notes, deeds, and nearly
everything Of the kind which formerly
required stamps, while the bin before
spoken Of and some others were lost
in tho excitement Of the close Of the
session We know it is the tendency
Of all parties to preach better than
practice, but we believe the Republican
Party has been the means Of accom-
plishing, within the past ten years,
greater work Of reform than has ever
before been accomplished in centuries
and We believe it is still equal 70 the
task Of working any needed reform
without calling in the aid OF those who
have been the bitterest foes not only Of
the party, bat ot the country. --ED.
JuUHxtL.
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fernsa48 Moaa writes TO irieud Ia
A.sbAHss sn eoaAdeut that the gener-
81 ao4aisaeuae Ia The Aotn inatl0n q Mr..
orce3ey by ibe democrats parry wiii sc-
ratu l.s election
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CORRESPONDENTS
SAxDaArR, W., June 18th, 1872.

SANDaArE, W., June 18th, 1872.
M, Edtor:
Diam Sm-I see by the platform
adopted by the Philadelphia Conyen.
ton, they profess to be in favor Of abol-
ishing the ranking privilege. l lately
received eleetioneering documents ia,
voring the election of Gen. Grant, un-
der the frank of a United States Sena-
tor Is it not well to scorn the actions
Of those administration men well, who
profess to be for retrenchmont, than to
believe all they say and resolve in con
ypntious.
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fully Yours

Unfortunately Gen. Grant Is not t5
blame for oar friend Boweus bot ra.
cejviag bis JyglaAl. though Il Is quite
popular Jast nos, to charge him with
every known crime. Ia tact we did
not know that oar subscriber vac an
Aati-Gnnt man until Informed By bis
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last Domu, VI, June 18th, 1872.
EtaoF u Manchester Jogaai.
One month ago paid you 81 50, as
/ supposed for your paper. You gave
me that weeks edition crammed fan Of
abuse 70 the hoae.tes Espubiieaa IN ex-
istepoe. II. Greeley. Esq Now l
don't know why you don't send me the
other papers except that you fear you
are short Of papers and knowing me to
he an ant'-Graut man, wish 10 supply
your disciples first Asa local paper
/ want the JorsyAt, as a political affair
it is altogether sg thin Ifyoa win in.
iora the why you DO not send the
JoggSAL viii thank you.
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Ihe lai'n State 2eoister,
PUBLISHED DAILY,
(MoSDAYS ENCEPTED)
JOHN BOOTH.
OETICF--Raii's Brick Building, Secon'
street, opposite the Capitol.
Terms OF Subscriptions:

One co,,y. one year. ty Utail..............Sl6 W
One copy. six months, by tnail.... 10 o0
one copy, three months. by mall" w
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL 1A[D FOR.
ErDelivered by carrier to town sub
Cribcrs at 81 cents per week.
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In the Superior Court in Boston,
recently, a case of interest to the
travelling pubic was decided. In
1865. Mir. J. 4. Coleman. of Boston,
attempted to ride from New York to
to New Haven, on coupon
ticket. which was rejected by
the conductor on the ground that.
although it was good from New Ha-
ven 10 New York. it did not pass the
holder in the opposite direction.
Mr.. Coleman insisted that the COM
panv was compelled to receive the
ticket, as it represented money paid
for passage between taose points,
and he was put offthe train by force,
receiving such injury as to affect his
health. He sued the New York and
New Haven Railroad Company and
recovered. The railroad obtained a
new trial, and were beaten again.
On exception TO the ruling Of the
Judge. the defendant obtained a
third trial, which terminated IN a
verdict for Mr.. Coleman for $500.
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Rates of A.,verttstng:
enc Iuare 90 lines first lnSertton..S9 ~
=. irI. Subsequent inSertiOn.....--.......-. i 10
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The Herlld's Boston special says
fhlt there is not the slightest doubt
but that General BANKS has deter
mined to abandon the Administra-
ton and array himself on the side of
the Democracy and Liberal Repub-
lens