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NOTICE.

TT. nerSans i,.tirh,eh tn II Marks.
/ are na.itiril inroimr forward With
IN irn ,lgyS from thu date hereof. aud
settle shrir nisap'ran"S-, ~ ] linrr sold
ou' IA, eniirs interest in the cnffre
iinrss., l.um occupied by Jaiius G""d-
nIaaS
Also those having any Chains against
a.e are ica 'eStea Ia present the same,
- u MARKS.
rerrS. Sch"crin.
A.ss..si d..a, lat. j ~. 81 1877.
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X. T.. .SlcGi.,s.i-.

TIE Has REMOVED FROM FRONT
II t.THIRD SrliEEr. aud has just RI.
turned tf.,n, the cit. ~ here he purchased
+, we'll selected stock. and has rc''uc'sl
prices to snit til. tunes II" differs hint
self tliat he cad give entire. satisfaction
both in quality AID price Of Goods. Give
aim IA call ,,ll eS:l uine his stock and sat.
sly Yourselves
My 10Th, tS1l-ly,
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Cptitian.
Orleans lnnrmary, n. li2 Canal Stree
Shirts ani ren'x furnishing Goods.
SeWiu, Mn hines.

ROVER 4 BAKER HIGHEST IRE
Vt tnil,n Sew in. Maciin.s. More Frs
Premiums IN mississippi Alabama. L"n.
isiama and Texas. iB the past ikr = wears,
than all IT,. other sewing Machines c"n'-
bim.sl. Sales grrater than ttiss'A st a''
other. Ar. ,mtt~r adapted t" ,!.. WAITS =.
Families IN tie South than any "fEr!
SEWN. Machine II, the Market. Pricrs.
S;.,5 and s Is, Ofir,. M. I-.1 81. al street.
New Orlrans. J. II. GARDNER.
Aug. ely. ats- Agent.
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FIRST GLASS NEW PAPER!
ITS EDlrogliLs

Wilt I've bright, sparkling ana "fiitia"'
aud they will discuss rvrr! t,'p'e 81 "'''
inrut Occupying the public mi.d.
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Carre, Wareaouxe.

4 BROt'SSEAU 4. Co. u ChMir>
~ street. ipi'",trr ard Dealer !" Car
,-ts. Fi,Mr Oil Cloths. Mattinga. Curtains
Window Shades aud Uph"lstrrcss Mat
terials.-
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TERMS BY MAIL.
Weekly World.

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dressed. aud aa extra ct.i.y I" get.
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addressed. and the Se,ni-W.rkly
"i,e year t" getter II" II club. =. 80 ~
onH HHha!Hu copies, one year. srpa' e.,
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TIE DcIL.n WEEKLY syn.

F1Ir Dollars
Yen ~0rte. one war. se~.ratc allies Cd e.
~ ezra e. :. TO the :,etss: ~ y dub
lA 10 Eign: Dollars.
T~easy corfrs. ~ y.7r. ESP afatci- addressed
Il q IA CT "a e ~ ~ t..e ettsF tii' of etref.
T.Gtc-a GOi:ars.
fry enci.s tae sea, ~ on~ q fgers tn; iLs
S.Il,l. " eek y oac yea '-acicI 81 TAXA.
Thiriy-tircs J. CHARS.
fry cop 70. one vca-. ssraf atc;na d-cs> nft
Sc Seuat Weekly Ole ycae-o Getter. .tg-,.
-f,5 rh,riy.6vs Eo.far;.
(ae iWsdre'f - t,s. orr wear. {, III I'D i-<s
t,ni ths Lniiy for enc yc-ss 10 .hr = ter n 0f
c18j. Fifty Dollars.
One hn ia.e Z CO 1scs. one ar. 3. a al Is a.
dressed .an the Daily lore eysi- ia ,.gtie-
up VI el1oD. Sixiy Cellar
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special Notice! !

TyHE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS
4 friends aud patr''ms, that he hts just
returned from New Orleans, where he has
rurr',as-d ii iarg. supply Of
FRESH GROCERIES and DRY GOODS:
HATS, BOOTS and >lt iES,~
-FnR-
GENTS, LADIES' AND CHILDREN:
ais
\ large and choice lot "f hest brands OF
FLOUR, aS i've intends r.su niny ut one"
his BAKERY BUSINESS. and will deliver
bread daily, StM,l.i,s+Nc"p'ed, at the rest
l,.urs.s in Town. Frr>, hot bread del yer.
vi ut - ,'rl,ck N l Will giv.. - "lmc' =
f,r one dime. Bc it understood. however,
Ill this is k,r CASH. Give your I'D time
baker an",her tr,al, aud Yam will he csr'
tain to get fill ral,e. V. GlRARD
Nov. =! ISL.
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i'm. I, 187I-.f.

TyIE undersigned .ait,,onHcesa I" the
4 .,nhlic that be- is now re,sly 1" sur
',fy the wants of the. cnmn,st.,ity witt, the
new P\YENr SEi.F:SEkLINE COMB
NATION CASE MD CASkET, u yer.
great Improvement over cn.sili".iti"ns Sei'.
orally used. His arrangements aw. per.
feet and complete in that hM,, and the
public may rely on being supplied IT all
tin.s. His rates are reduced ard the
cheapest in Riridrs
PATRICK Kelly.
Mapci, II, '69-t: Undertaken.
' N. B.
MO ATTE&T1ON GIVEN TO OR.
~ t'c,s far Cas,.s, Cask-,s ar Waal
c"ilit,s unless accompanied ,by The.
CASH. .r COED security. na 40
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lTS cGNsEICIiL REr0RTS,

OF our ow" and every inp"rta'tt market.
both here and abroad, will m full, aeon.
rate. comprehensive aud tei''''''e an" WI
defy compositions. ~ his department "' IN.
Cnuri,.r..yn,,rnal shall lie made 10 he wnrti
ten times the cost Of tl,e paper t" ever!
farmer, merchant and trader.
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IN TIE.

AS TIMES ARE VERY HARD. ]
I would he thankful IN my fr'euds and
customers If they woGl settle their hills
~ accounts fur the year 1871 lam thank
ful t. my customers for t!n.ir past y t",Gi-
age, and wnuld i,r glad again IN ill their
,rl.rs NV motto il CASH, as | AM uin-
t,lp IA, vt my stuck wi;,puut the ~a1,r. -
.IaHHiry lO-3t. r. SCHEu.
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4 presnirc i,Iv rial he newspaper. !" IN tse
hrsA circulation 4 tis VOL rr-s. in e
D, ,iant. q I'd tea.le IN 10 II .cs. A t.lt Ge1s
fun ev Sywlcrc. nv cca.s \ c s2y !. hy liA.ls
50 cats month. or 80 iyea..
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r VMLARRt'BfA & CO.. Oh Old Le.re
y +. street, Choice Coz frcti"ncry.
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SENI.VEEELY SUE, So \ YEAR,
e. Tie s.me zig. All gcnsri cts-'c;cr AZ
TIL I: wEEKLT, BIT with = Grca.", vi-.efr OF
m,,s.ci aacous rca Iia., q 4 fnni;iil: IL. laws
TO It's subscriber with gscstcr frcsi1css occ.uss
It cOuass yu,cc q wcsk ilstss Of olcc pu:y.
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Fertilizers.

UV,iE PEi.tCAN FERTILIZER "nn".
/ featured hy the New Orl,r,'s SANITARY
and .Fertiiixipg Company. M. ~ tni""
=, rect. Superior I" Prrnxiaa Gna,.'. 't less
than half tf,r price M. J. $50 per ton,
NJ, T. S45. Send ;f,r flircnla,s. , So
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It will devote more attention. to- 4 sricni.
tur.. than her.t.,ioer. AMI will rIsirAS"i
tO make n valuable feature Of this de
i,artuct't.
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INTERESTED IN THE
Warehouse business will d" we'll
their cptton and other freight insured
,rithoat charge. and stored AZ the Low
xsr RATES, at the New Brick Ware
house by uENHlA. 6IOSSAe.
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Capdv Aanu,aeturrs-By Steam.

MILLER & NiEi.M,N. So New Leyc"
IN street. California Winrs
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Music and Nnsital Instruments.

A f.. Bi.ACkMAR, POI Cnnaf stise
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Machinery.

gIVHOS. II. NDDLEf. 3 Prnli,'" street
L P.rtui,ls ard stationary Str"n' t'r
gs.rs and isniiss~. SAY Mills. ShiH2lr ~
chimes. Corn and Wheat M'Ilss C"'"'
Gins and Prs.ssA.s, etc..
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CHICAGO, May 81, IN2.
Flour dull and nominal. Wheat dull and Unsettled;
COMMODORE vANDERBILTS COL
ORED C0ACHMAN.
The Assault Case In the Comm odore's Sta
blcs-An Exciting Scene I'm the Special
sessfons-The Trial to Take Place in
Another Court.

The Assault Case In the Com m OdOrc's Sta
blcs-An Exciting Scene I'm the Special
sessions-Thc Trial to Take Place in
Another Court.
In the Special Sessions Court yesterday morning
the OF Oicer Grogan, Of the Fifteenth precinct,
against James Ames, Commodore vanderbilt's
coachman, was called for trial. The Court was
greatly crowded. The prisoners counsel Mr. Will
liam F. Howe. moved that the case be adjourned
until tomorrow Saturday morning. at ten
O'Clock, TO enable the defence to introduce
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt, upon whom the
defence relied. In support Of his motion Mr.. Howe
read q volumnous affidavit, which set forth that
Mr.. Vanderbilt had been called upon at his private
residence on Wednesday evening, and that he then
signfcd his extreme desire to be present In Court
and give his testimony to the ARRAY OF which nc
was an eyewitness. The Commodore could not
then attend Court IN, consequence OF an urgent
business engagement which called him from the
city, but would appear the next Court day IL the
Court would so order
Assistant District Alto ley stewart replied that
IL was proper that the tsi should proceed at once
it was a case in which justice should be admins
Mr.. Howe responded that justice was all he asked
for his client but that the interests OF Justice would
not be subserved ~ forcing Ames on to trial when
he was clearly unprepared.
Mr.. Stewart thought The case should go on the
same aS any Otner ana, therefore, ODJeCteu strenu
ously to any postponement whatever.
Mr.. Howe assured the District Attorney that any
Court in the country would grant the motion under
the circumstances.
After a somewhat protracted conference between
the presiding justices Judge Ledwith announced
that the case must proceed This order from the
bench created no little CONSERVATION among those
I'm attendance, and as a last resort Mr. Howe asked
the Court to show him the afidavits upon which
the case to be tried, and after hurried glance
at them Mr.. Howe developed the fact that
the authorities were lax In their duty In
lxttA tl,a
for trial at Special Sessions TO the complaint, and
IL was thereupon claimed that the case was not in
Court In proper shape The Court at once acknowi-
edged the error, and granted Mr.. Howe's motion
to send the to the Court Of General Sessions
and consequently before jury. After this dIspo-
sltion writ of cert0rari was also served on Mr..
more firmly the disposition OF the Case as then
made
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SUPERIOR C0uaT-sPECiAL TERM.

Ry Judre William H.. Curtis

BY Judge William Il. Curtis
SOuter Va. JOraski.-Order granted.
Holman VS.. Cassorly, Observation-Disclosures
granted.
Table vs.. Wrelf-Motion for order OF arrest de-
MED
Bishop ct al va. Tho Empire transportation Com
pany.-Motion denied, without costs. See opinion,
Townsend Vs. C0chran.-Judgment vacated, with
leave to defendant to answer within five days, on
payment to plaintiff or $40 costs of opposing motion
and clerk fees on entry of Judgment.
In the Matter OF Alice COlby.-Reference granted.
Elisha VS.. Marks.-Motion for stay denied. See
memorandum.
Dempsey vs.. Hall.-Motion granted, without costs.
See memorandum.
Baldwin VS.. Eaiger.-See memorandum OH pa
pers.
BY Judge McCunn.
Barnard Vs. Barnard.-RepOrt confirmed and de-
cree ordered.
Miller vs. Millcr.-Report confirmed and decree
granted.
Giles vs.. Lockeman ct al.-Motlon to refer
granted.
Hodge vs. Hodge.-Report Of referee confirmed
and decree granted.
Str0mbel vs. Strombel.-Same.
Johnston JOhnstOn.-Same.
O'Brien, Sheriff. vs. Mills, MOtz Go. ct al.-MO-
ton granted on terms.
Price vs. McClair ct al-Motion granted unless
defendant take up report within twenty days.
BY Judge j. +. Daily.
Peet vs. Wilde, Jr.-InjunctiOn dissolved.
FcntOn VS.. Blake.-MOtion denied, without costs.
In the matter Of Robert Boyd.-MOti0n granted
as to lien or $45.
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state Prison; clifford was sent Sp for highway
robbery and has been out Az mt sour months
None OF the other witnesses admitted that they
saw the deceased kicked by the prisoner.
The result OF the pOst-mortem examination mace
by DR.. John Beach showed that death resulted from
rupture which was caused by violence.
In few pertinent remarks to the jury by Coroner
Herman the case was submitted, and after short
deliberation they rendered the following
VERDICT
'Ihat Mary Ann Gallagher came to her death from
pertonitts, the result OF rupture caused by kick
from Patrick ClinoSd, IN Elizabeth street. ON the
18th day OF May. 1S12.r
Clifford Is twenty-three years OF age born In Ire
land, lives at $50 Elizabeth street. claims to be
q carpenter by trade In relation to the charge no
said, II am not guilty, so help me Godl''
He was then committed to the TOmbs to await
his trial.
The woman Mary Ann Farrell alias Brown, alias
Coffee, who told Captain Cnchy that she witnessed
the Kicking and then swore that she did not and
knew nothing about IL, sent to the House OF
Detention, and three other know nothing witnesses
were also sent to the same place.
AT the conclusion OF the investigation Coroner
Herman rendered his thanks to Captain Clinchy
Tor the prompt manner In which he had arrested
the prisoner and secured the witnesses.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERmINEa.

Tho Homicide Caso-MIchnel de Rosa
Found Guilty or Mnnslaughtcr In tho
Third Representations Deferred TIL
To-day.
Before Judge Ingraham.
The trial OF Michael de Rosa, for the murder OF
Giovanni Petrelli at 81 Mulberry street, last Feb
ruary, was continued yesterday.
Assistant District Attorney Sullivan summed up for
the people, after which the Court charged the jury
He said that there was not evidence to show any
intent to KILL and therefore that they could not find
verdict Ofmurder but as the killing, ifdone by the
prisoner. was In the heat Of passion, without pre-
meditation It was at most, mansaughter In the
third or fourth degree. He called at
tention to the facts that the prisoner
was not CUT that it was the deceased's
hand that was cut, which would not have
happened had he held the by the handle; that
sthe prisoner, though denying now any stabbing,
hid himself Immediately after, and that there were
wounds In the back Of deceased. 1t was for them
to decide whether the wounds were inflicted by the
prisoner or not. In conclusion he gave the jury
the definitions OF mansaughtcr in the third and
fourth degrees, and OF excusable and justiflabe
homicide.
The jury, after being out for twenty minutes, re-
turned with verdict OF guilty OF mansaughter in
the third degree. Sentence was deferred till this
morning.
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STOCKS PEvERrsH AND LOWER.

rhe stock market was unsettled and dull, the
absence Of dealers preventing more general YER
dict upon the new influences operating upon the
market AS 1t was, the first impulse was to take
the lowering OF the Bank Of England rate OF dis
count as favorable matter, and the early tone OF
the market was strong, but the "bear'' cliques,
who seem to give more attention to business
than the "bulls,n discouraged 1t with heavy
sales, and in their efforts were helped towar a
the close by the latest aspect or the treaty
question and by a number OF sales 'under the
rulcn Tor the account OF Mr. Edward Wolf, broker
who died suddenly this morning leaving his con-
tracts unprovded for. The more active features
were Northwestern, Pacific Mail, Western Union
and G. @. and !. c., In when the decline ranged
from 4 to ~ per cent Harlem fell to 1925. The
directors OF the Panama Railroad have declared a
dividend OF "a per cent for the quarter ending
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Z.SD
been ollowsS last evening after three o'clock
June 200 at 25c 800 at25sl6c 200 short notice. 25lsc
regular, 400 AZ 70 9i6c 400 t July 605
September, asc 400 Lie at g sc, 10 at
% lie, 30 ut c, 100 at 23ll6c; October 5 at 2Ozsc
100 at 20 5i6c 2lc lblsc November, Boz
at 2c. December 100 at 10 Bloc Total $500 bales Sales
to-day up e MAY 100 at 2sssc June 800 at 25lc
25 lsl6c 30 at 2S'c 200 short notice, 2sSc 600
"a 2b32c 500 2c 400 at % l3l6c 200 shor notice)
al 25iSc 900 at &c notice till l5th 400 25slc 100 at
25 ll-l6c 700 Mt 24c July 800 at 2c 400 at 257xc
Is i5iec 200 3c 400 at Is 65o at 255c August
100 2c, 400 at 25sec 800 at Is 96c, 100 25c
at 9lsc 100 At 2'c io9 at q 9lec September 500 at
600 q sl6c October 900 at Gle Noyember, 200 at &c.
chan NO lic psid to exchange T june for I'D nly
&c paid exchange 100 June for 100 July. Total 1900
bales Grand total 600 The receipts mt the ports sum
up as :Galyeson ~; New Orleans, ass; Mobile
81; Savannah 366; Charleston, $50; wilmington 4; Nor
Iclk, 90; Baltimore, its; New %, York, 81 Total,
year, s,si6 Rates on cotton to foreign
I'D. by sa, bs2 3led To Havre by steam, alc gold
SAIL &c. To Hamburg by steam, ID, compressed; kc,
sail To Bremen by steam, SC. gold, compressed sail,
Sc To Baltic ports by SAIL &c. lc., gold. To Meder.
nv AZ We
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POLICY SHOPS,

At meeting Of the Board OF Police held yester.
day afternoon Commissioner Barr introduced
resolution ordering the superintendent OF Police to
find out the location OF every policy shop and ex.
change Office In the city, together with the names
and addresses Of the propriet0rs, or the parties
conducting these Places and report them to the
Board. IL is the intention OF Commissioners Barr to
follow this subject up until these deus are sup
pressed.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Ma
Cotton nominal good ordinary, sOso. receipts
Cotton very strong mddngs, zs4c. Net receipts, 4s3
asTe s sales a Stock SIsS Britain s' to
rs sSs 'st but sss!y %d s1ef Net
Nc Cotton am s ss s rssss.
Is Stock, slsS 'A's' AAp0f' 'oA''"'' ~" '''0'
Cotton firm: middlings, 2c. Net receipts $50 bales.
Exports coastwise, 1851. Sales, 100. Stock. 1874
WILMINGTON, N. c., May 30 1872
for Strained y s. for 10 lor low s's = for
yellow dip and S. for virgin Tar steady at IS So
LoursyILLE May 80, 1872
low Leaf r. 2s .a 80 medium to good leaf 50 90
Flour au and ~, anshansea sales Sl
se Is for double extra Wheat quiet; sales car No.
eaS q p 4 CGTn ana sss
yellow At CSC barley quiet SoIa mcalsi 90 Soisd
frcghfs-Corn CSC New YORK; contracts have been
@ Rssps sG Sy
aser wh ssmsnss b. 40 S Do y
Corn 1865 do peas 80 20 feet lumber 0''"s"
CHICAGO May %, 1872.
ssspTns 4 Az .nS Fl MY
seed Sas sRs :sss aaGf rs
' Sfn dem lis
e. ss'spsS Msa'sss
81 10 cash s2 ~ July Lard quiet and unclaimed at
atac short rib middIes s3c loose Bacon quiet and
II no pe I e S a S S
demand good to choice, szs &C; extra S4e. aSs
wSsa s ad soln Do se oas sn sarsy
s tSo do sT sS9 saHs saS
do. oats, 1000 do, 1000 cattle, 5000 hoxs
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T He COUR rs.
a smuggling case-The Italian Homicide Trial
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
UNITED STATES DISTINCT COURT.
The marxscn Smuggling Case
Before judge Shipman.

before Judge Shipman.
Charles Marxsen was convicted some time ago. In
the United States Circuit Court, OF having smuggled
several thousand dollars worth OF gold watches
and eweiry into this port by concealing the goods
In false-Dottomed trunks, and the goods were SUBJ
scquently condemned in the United states District
Court. The defence was that the goods were in
tended for the Mexican market, and had been con-
cealed, not Tor the purposes or smuggling, but to
prevent them from being stolen. Sentence on
Marxsen was postponed to give time for the argu-
Ing or motion on arrest OF Judgment, on the
ground that as the goods were seized in the
Eastern district, the Court In this 1.-THE SOuthern)
district had no Jurisdiction to try the case This
served his decision.
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bushels at 81 90 81 u Chicago spring, 81 for
canada white In bond % Us for amber State 81 70
y ~ for No Milwaukee spring Corn wa. steady aud
ats re e. mixed, mainly g 100 Tic small lot:
heavy and unchanged The sales confined To about
Pun bushels e. Soc for Western, aoat; 66c for State
dull generally held above the Views q buyers Rye
FEsioHrs-Berth room has been only in limited re-
guest to-day stu rates remain without reported change
rates remained steady; The engagements werc-Toe
bbs rosin, private terms ~ boxes cheese and ESQ
Foxes POI Dscon IA Hs ana Sy SAL o bushels gran a. %:
lard 2s 3D. The charters AN Italian brig. hence
German bark hence to Baltic port 900 bbls refined
rom wilmington to Cork for orders to Inc United King
dom or Continent 1000 bbls spirits turpentne At Ia 3D.
70 Cork for orders 70 United Kingdom or Ccnnen $500
to Cork for orders the United Kingdom 1000 quarters
grain on private terms
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COURT or APPEALS DAY CALENDAR.

ALBANY, May 80, 1872.
The following is the Court OF Appeals day calen-
dar for May 31:-Nos. 1892 $780, 66k, so, 1885, 1856, $780,
337.
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MARINE C0uUT-pAaT 3.


BY Judge Tracey.
Jester va. Warner-Judgment for defendant.
Hughs0n vs.. acknowledgement for plaintiff.
Abraham VS.. Frankfed.-Judgment for plaintiff.
McNeider vs. Observation-Disclosures for defendant.
Anon vs.. Acknowledgements for defendant.
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The quotations based on cotton running In quality
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted.
$500 bushels; corn IFS do meal 300 bbls. and
AS bags oats G5 go bushels barley I4s3 do rye
do The flour market ruled dull and heavy, chiefly
Of the rain and X being Decoration Day. The
Corn meal quiet and steady. We hear OF 10
49, ~ southern nj d e 10 lbs We auotp -
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CHARIToS--BURaER.-O Wednesday May. %, by
Rev. j. M. Ludlow, THOMAS A. CHARLTON to MARTHA
NJ. BURGER, all Of this city.
DRAKE-fLING.-On Wednesday, May 20, 49,, ~
the residence of the BRIDES uncle SAMUEL DIANE
to CARRIE II. FLING, daughter OF the iate u "
Fling, Esq, all of New York. a.. oo nv u,s
KANE-isELIN.-On Wednesday MAY ~, py n,s
Grace the Most Reverend the ArSnoishop ~ ~ Nom s
York, Delaney Aston KANE 70 hIhANVhA fhon'
ENCE, daughter OF Adrian Iselin, ESD.
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CLOSING PRICES-l2.3o O'CLOCK P, NJ,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Cotton in Moderate Demand and Better |;
Receipts mt the Ports ], 542 Bales-Wheat
LOwer-Corn Firmer-Pork Easier-Lard
a Shade Firmcr-spirits OF Turpcntine

CorrEE.-The market still remained quiet, owing prnci-
pay the rmness OF holders Considerable sales could
have been made IL concessions granted We have
only TO note sales of bags Rio Carolina private
terms. We quote Ordinary cargoes l5c I5Hc fair
do. 1870. I7c. good do I7s4c lsc. prime do lsl4c
a 1s1sc., gold, in bond, 90 90 days. Maracabo Ice.
IKE; Iaguayaa, 7c; lsc. 81 Domingo in bond, l3c.
13tsc: Java, lSlbc. laaic., gold In bond
CoTroN the spot was in fair demand and prices fur
Their advanced Nc per h. For future delivery a fair
business In at full prices, though the
decidedly less feverish and closed rather quiet The
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yxYM IT. GRIFFITHs FRENCH BEvRLLED TABLES.
w with Dolaneys wire cushions, are still having thu
preference OF all manufactured Cau aud examine
Warcr0ons 40 yesey street. -
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EUROPE.

HOTEL MEURICE, PARIS,
III 225 Rue de Riyoi,
opposite the Tulcrics Gardens the best and eahest Pc
ston town. Large and small Apartments and sin
gle Rooms. Table dhotc. Reading and smoking rooms
II. SCHEWRICH Proprietor
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THE JERSEY CITY FRAUDS.

Bumsted on the "Pecularities Of the Charter
Carrot vreeland's Testimony Acting for the
City at the Suggestion Of Gillett-The
Skinkle Letter Again-"Not Word
of Truth in It'-What George
Mclaughlin Told Him.