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COURT CALEHDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME C0URT-SPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Davs-Demurrers-Nos TO- 10, 26. Law and fact
Nos. 1885, 2l5 143, 145 146 1861 19, 1884, 49, 50 81 52
53 III, ISL, 23, 225 227, 229, 231 232, 237 13 90
&c. 49, 3d. 70, 49, ILL., 211 2l3 17S, 190 191, 202, 302
123, l75 1913, 29, 3l9, 12S 1884, 1877, 243 27S, 342
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Braiy-Nos. 107, II, 5 63 g. 74, 49, 81, SO. 93, 81
113 115, 17e III 17s, 1885, l92, 1885, 2o 2oS 2o4, 209
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT PART Adjourned
Term-Held by Judge Van Brunt-Nos. 1882, 3o40h,
3e4SH, 274 s72, 1872 1902 $685. 224 1416 1906 270l
1402 $780, 1882 1884, 1885, 1885, $780, 1898, 1904 1906,
1908, 1910, 1912.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Parr lad
journed Tor the term. Part 2.-Adjourned for the
term.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part 2-Held by
Judge Shea-Nos. $780, 3047. 2769, 1908, 1926, 1922
3791 2545 277 $685. $780, 341s, 3621 $685. 1093 2975
1896 1869. Part 3-Held by Judge Joachlmsen.-
Nos 1862, 2S4 $751; $500, $50, $685. 3s63 3s4S $685.
3447 1885, 1920. 3036.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS TRIAL TERM-Part L.
Adjourned for the term. Part 2-Held by Judge
Larremore.-Nos. 2519, 987, 2175 2454, 2445 2449.
262o 325. Equity Term.-Adjourned until Decem-
ber 29
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONs-Held by Recorder
Hackett.-The People vs.. william Kennedy, James
Johnson and Philip Riley, burglary: Same VS..
Maggie Jourdan, aiding prisoner TO escape !;
Same vs. Catherine Robinson and Mary Ann
Sevs, larceny and receiving stolen goods; same
vs.. James Connolly, larceny and receiving stolen
goods; Same vs. John Lynch, grand larceny
Same VS.. Annie Rowe, grand larceny; Same vs..
James Lane, grand larceny; Same VS.. francis
Reed, grand larceny; Same VS.. James Hlneson.
larceny from the person; same vs. Henry Huhn.
larceny 1rom the person; Same VS.. J0nn rooney,
larceny from the person same VS.. carr acnulkZ
and William Gurgscnatt forgery.
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SUPREME CouaT-CHamBERs.
Attachments Against the Property o
Non.Residcnt Debtors.

Attachments Against the properly Oh
Non.Residcnt Debtors.
Before Judge Brady.
In the case OF Charles n, Bartlett VS.. Alexander
Mcneil an important decisloh.sn IN reia'loh 70 tne
effect Of an attachment against the p. oper'y ol
non resident debtor was rendered yestefna,, ~
Judge Brady. In cases, he says, where the judg.
ment rests upon an attachment procedure and the
defendant has never appeared and contested, 1t Is
to be treated to all intents and purposes as mere
proceeding in rem., and not as personally binding
on the party as decree or judgment in personam,
1t only binds the property seized or attached in
sense ser decree or Judgment binding on him beyond
that property. (Story's Conflict OF Laws, 549 and
cases cited) The proceeding rests upon the fact Of
the existence or property within the territory OF
force the rights Of the plaintifr to the extent Of
the Judgment or decree JIotd) It is well settled
therefore, that such Judgment is regarded as
Of action per Sc ould be contrary to the first prn
cples Of justice; SPauling vs.: Birds. executor lS
john rep 2S The plaintiff m q. n this aSt9n tn has as
appropriate the property seized, and cannot avail
himself OF the provisions OF the code in reference
nal Judgment. The jurisdiction of this Court re-
lated to and grew out OF the property situate
within this State, to be seized or attached, and ex
tends no further. The Judgment recorc should be
amended so as to show that 1t is based on an at
nonresidept deboT and the mn nniyersaty Of the
rule stated STORY, supra, and Pauling vs.. Birds,
executor also supra willprotect him. Ordered ac-
cOrdingly.
Suit To BE Brought Against the City.
Application was recently made by Mr. Breen on
behalf OF Martin McCabe, for peremptory writ Of
mandamus against the Comptroller, directing pay
ment OF 5000 for cleaning the New Court House. An
alternative writ was granted and return made
yesterday that the alleged services were not rem
dered. Although Mr.. Breen insisted on applying to
the case the decision rendered by Judge Fancher
in the Martin case, Judge Fancher dismissed the
q
against the city.
Decisions.
BY Judge Daniels.
The People, &C., vs. Essela.-Order directed dis
charging the relator from detention and trans
ferring him to the custody OF his mother.
BY Judge Brady
Bartlett vs.. McNeL-See opinion.
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too shocking to be enumerated. 1t is enough TO
say that the Clothes OF the child were bloody, ana
ina. wnen tne prisoner was arrested, swo and
was seen upon his garments. The physician SAID
the child would be a cripple for lie. The Jury
seats and His Honor. the Recorder, when passing
sentence, expressed regret at not being able 10 70
the State Prison for 70 years at hard labor.
Sentence for Manslaughte
George Rose who was convicted OF man.
slaughter In the fourth degree and recommended
to mercy last week, was sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary for one year.
Burglaries and Larcenics.
Lydia Jackson "a colored girD was tried and
convicted OF stealing a gold watch and chain.
valued at $50. on the Goth OF November, the prop
erry OF Daniel c. Mackey, at whose house she was
employed as a servant.
John Rourke pleaded guilty TO stealing on the
Nicholas Gies.
These prisoners were each sent to the State
Richard Hemmelman pleaded guilty to grand
larceny, In stealing on the 7th INST 500 IN Dilis
was sent TO the State Prison for four years and six
Richard Costello pleaded guilty to an attempt at
burglary IN the third degree, the charge being that
on the 7th inst. he broke into the liquor store Of
Patrick O'Brien. $50 Eighth avenue and ole 500
worth OF property. He was sent to the Peniten-
tiary for l8 months
Matthew Brennan and John Kelly Sent
TO the State Prison.
John Cadigan and John Patterson pleaded guilty
to an attempt at burglary in the third degree.
The Indictment charged them with breaking into
the liquor store OF John Ways, II James street,
and stealing IL boxes OF brandy valued at S36.
John Shay also pleaded guilty to an attempt at
petty larceny from the person, the charge being
that on the 10th OF December he stole $2 from John
Abrahamson.
Mathew Brennan was tried and convicted OF
stealing, on the LIST OF December, $3S 90 In money,
belonging to Martin Boce.
John Smith, who on the oath OF November stole
SIS in money from Edwin Jube, pleaded guilty to
an attempt.
John Kelly and John Ryan pleaded guilty to bur-
glariously entering the premises OF Dearborn q.
Piper, NO. 272 Bleecker street, on the 27th OF NO
vember, and stealing S5 In currency
two gold watches and diamond ring valued at
So, O0o, the property of William L. Strong, pleaded
guilty to an attempt at grand larceny.
The abOye-na prisoners were each sent to
the state Prison TOR two years and six months.
Henry Auerbach and Frederick Meyer, youths,
were convicted or burglari0usly entering an unoc-
cupled dwelling house. No. 16 East Thirteenth
street, owned by Edward A. Hammond, and steal
ing piece OF lead pipe. The officer found the
prisoners secreted In a furnace.
Herman spur pleaded guilty to obtaining 81 rom
Louis Dhiel, with whom he boarded In Chrystie
street, the 11th of October, by means OF false
check Tor SIS purporting to have been signed by
Henry R0senheim.
These prisoners were each sent TO the Peniten-
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
Judge Benedict presiding, number of jurors,
who failed to answer their names when called,
were ordered to show cause why they should not
be fined $3.50 each.
The Post Office Case
United States District Attorney Bliss yesterday,
after the calling of the panel had been concluded,
moved the trial OF J. w. Norton, Deputy Superin-
tendent OF the Money Order Department of the
him with embezzlng slI5,OOO the moneys or the
department.. Mr.. Waterman gave notice that he
intended to move to quash the Indictment and the
case was adjourned until to-day.
Trial of COunterfeiter.
The trial of John Moorehead, alias "Blinky Muir
phy," on a charge of dealing in counterfeit money,
was commenced yesterday before Judge Beuedict
and jury but was not concluded up to the time
OF the adjournment OF the Court 1t will, however,
in ell probability, be finished this morning, when
the trial OF Josiah warren on an Indictment Tor
murder on the high seas Will be proceeded with.
The trial OF ex-senator Graham Tor embezzling the
funds OF the Walihill Bank will be the next taken
up.
Verdict for the Government.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
Judge Shipman on the bench, in the case OF the
United States VS.. Joseph Keit, the jury brought in
a verdict for the government for $500, the amount
claimed an a tObacconist's bond. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Smith appeared for the United
States and +. 5. Higgins for the defendant.
The Insurance Case.
In the case Of Mrs. De Camp against the New
Jersey Mutual Life Insurance Company the Jury
rendered verdict, alter being out only 10 minutes
for the plaintiff for the full amount of the policy
$4,000, and interest amounting to $2,9py. Mr..
John L. Hill appeared for the plaintiff, end Messrs
Sandford, Woodruff and Robinson FIR defendants
who claimed the usual @ 80 days stsy of proceedings
ever understood that tie company intend to pay
the claim OF tAe plalpf.r without further litigation
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ROGERS EXPRESS
Established 1872.
Freight and valuable Packages
delivered at
Flushing. West Flushing, WhitestOne,
Great Neck, Little Neck, Bay Side,
College Point, Fsrt Willets and otherpoints.
VIM. r. ROGERS, Prop.
ONCE 81 Gold street, New York.


number OF merchants in this city received
within the last few days notes purporting to come
from the different points on Long Island men,
toned on the card asking for all klndsof goods to
be sent Immediately G. 0. d. through Rogers CO.'S
Express On Saturday last the iirm OF Newcombe
4 Co., 523 Broadway, received an order Tor 200
cigars OF the Carolina Reina Victoria brand,
valued at 5000 thousand. Frederick Newcombe,
junior member OF the drm who had the shipping
Of the order. made some inquiries into the stand m
ing or Rogers Express, and who they were. he
discovered that neither Adams Express Company
nor any other responsible company knew anything
been located in 81 Gold street but lew
days, and no one in the. vicinity knew
ANYTHING Of them MT Newcom6e then we went ,oS iG
him his suspicious. The Captain detailed Detec-
tives Dolan and Dorsey to look the case up, and
yesterday afternoon, in company vita Detective
Stilwell, OF the Second, they made a raid on the
premises No. 81 Gold street. arrested Charles Carey,
Robert Hogan and John Howard, who were acting
as clerks in the Office, and seized the books and
ihe following bills, made to the order of different
parties in Whiestone, Flushing. Bayslde and other
places on Long Island were found on the flle:-
Bought Of Daniel D. Youmans, LIES Broadway, seal
Bought Of Zoton Murphy, 1914 Broadway 200 Victoria
sS1sa, pisc Hp and beMs s
BoSsht of NJ Ia T. solomon IS Maiden lane sco Flor dc
Bought Of ?. Barnum Co., clOthiers overcoat,
Bought of Tones, Melcvin 4 Co, No. eMaiden lane.
Reina Victoria cigars, sSs
All of these goods were received at the express
ONCE OF Rogers 4 Co., and In some manner dis
posed OF. II Is not known how much property has
been appropriated by this entcrprsing company,
but i is thought y VIII not ia mIcn r NJ snort OF
ers, who claim to be merely clerks Of the concern,
and have no criminal knowledge OF the matter IN
question. They were remanded TO the station
house to allow the detectives to procure further
evidence.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

Terrible Outrage Upon Little Girl
Tho Criminal Sent TO the state Prison
for Twenty Years.
Before Recorder Hackett.
The first case placed before the jury in this Court
yesterday by District Attorney Russell was o
charge against youth named Henry Simon, who
was convicted upon the most convincing testimony
OF the revolving crime OF outraging the person OF
little girl, Eva Rabig, eight years Of age, on the
Gath Of November. The details OF the evidence are
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME CoUR1-speClAl TERM.
One or Twccd's Purchascs-Liability Of
the city of New York.

the City OF New York.
Refore Judge Gilbert.
The Mahopac Manufacturing Company yesterday
applied to Judge Gilbert for mandamus COM
pcng Commissioner OF Public Works Van Mort, OF
New York, to acquire, on behalf Of the CITY, the
title to certain property including Lakes Kirk and
Mahopac, in Putnam county, which were purchased
by wm M. Tweed while the latter was Commits
sioner OF Public Works. 1t Is charged that Tweed
purchased the property without authority,
for the stated purpose OF increasing the
water supply OF New York. An act was sub
sequently passed by the Legislature. entitled
"An act to provide further supply of pure and
which funds were 20 be provided to pay for the
property. Mr.. Van Mort succeeded Tweed, and
the company seek to compel him to acquire title.
The lakes were taken possession o, out the com-
pany was never compensated.
All amdavit 81 Nj. Z. w. Kalbnelsch lQgmesly
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COURT Or COMMON plEAs--spEclAl TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Loew
Thompson vs.. Thompson.--Motion denied. (See
memorandum.)
Peets VS.. Moncuse.-Motion denied.
New York A. p. Company vs.. Van Tuye Motion
to continue Injunction denied.
Schultze Vs. Schultze.-Referee's report con-
nrred and complaint dismissed.
Bryan vs.. Scagrave.-Motion Denied without
costs.
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cQuRI OF SESSIONS.
The Grand Jury-Sentences.
Before Judge Moore.

The Grand Jury appeared in Court yesterday
morning and presented half dozen indictments.
Matthew Murphy, indicted Ior grand larceny, and
Peter Mccall, indicted for burglary. were sen.
fenced to the Penitentiary-the former for three
years and the latter for two years.
Mary Gray was tried for the theft of dress from
Fanny Solomon, of No. 279 Columbia street. A
plea OF guilty OF petit larceny refused by the
District Attorney. Mary was convicted or grand
larceny and sentenced to one years lmprison-
ment.
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COURT OF APPEALS DAY CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Dec. %, 1s73
Court OF Appeals day calendar Tor December 49,
NJ, 10, 1885, .164, 173 'ss~~s
Tne Court will adjourn tomorrow sine dte.
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1oMBs POLICE COURT.

Alleged B6SVs Express Company.
Before Judge Morgah.
A new idea was developed yesterday at the
Tombs Police Court. 1t was in the shape OF an al
legged bogus express company, and their cards
read as follOws:-
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cBERrFFps sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN
writ execution viii sell this day nn puess,ay s,o
turcs ami Contents OF Hair Emporium =, o.
II auHn AnuRn nanmfw ~ L aRkNNAh. Snartm
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DEM. f. THEALL AUCTIONEER
ID Attractive sale. Elegant French Clocks,
Bronzes &c.

being The balance OF Stock OF Messrs MUM g COBB.
TO be positively sold by auction.
THIS DAY TUESDAY) and WEDNESDAY,
December % and "a at l0h O'Clock each day,
at their store No Is Dey street, Broadway
The stock Is very large, and comprises marble Clocks
in great variety, marble and bronze aabaser gt ana
aabaste and plain gilt Clocks all of the latest styies
and design. Also, choice assortment OF manteI SETS
Bronzes. Groups, Figures statuettes &c togehsr MIN
an unusual opportunity to obtain rst GAS soons a. w
positively to be sold Catalogues now ready -.
MUM COBB, Importers, Is Dew street.
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GoBELIN TAPESTRY

Two complete, very elaborateiy carved rosewood n
sive framed, spring stuffed.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

~~~r~--1-slS1S, a -
A..
GoBELIN TAPESTRY.
sive framed, spring stuffed,
ANTIQUE DRAWING ROOM SUITS
Lcuis XIV style covered II goben tapestry Each
suit contains 10 pieces with extra linen
sofas-s ohairs-s Armchais.
One suit in green. one do. in maroon.
ha sssod % iSs
and are now on exhibition at the
LEAvIrT ART ROOMS sI7 BROADWAY.
,ossher with rich assortment Of very osaufu, ster
prng odor Bottes and Chaelanes; Knives OF different
bowls pepper boxes SleSsI Vases
% sase e
Goods in leather and bronze Music Boxes, &C.
to Sa geSn this GSsss
s1s ScocR Rs The IS Lh4si
RcH JOHNSTON, AUcTIoNEER
Is e
street. near University place.
the s G a e s ana fy pase n
HAVING BEEN TWICE ADJOURNED, WILL BE
POSITIVELY SOLD THIS DAY OUESDAY), DECEM-
BER 23 at l05s O'Clock commencing with the Carpets
The Furniture comprises Dressing Washstands
Bedsteads. Drawing Room Furniture. Saloon Tables, MIR
Extension Tables, reading Chairs, in leather; Bill
lard Tables feather Beds and Bedding. hair Mattresses
Crockey and Glassware Silverpated Ware, Bookcases
Wardr0bes Etageres &c also 80 Brussels, ingram and
velvet CARPETS, rosewood Panoorte, &c.
By ARCH. JOHNSTON this day Tuesday), at lUH
O'Clock at the saesroom, 81 Nassau street.
BY order OF John III. Patt, assignee, 40 all street.
on WEDNESDAY.
the balance of the large stock Books, Stationery Fan
cy Goods &C. &C., OF the of the late Michael A.
Mcfarland, deceased.
BY order OF Isaac layton, Public Administrator.
Same day,
200 beautiful Stuffed Birds
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q HERMAN, AUCTIONEER
-. Wall Paper window shades Store Fixtures &c,
this day uesday, December 81 at l0H o'clock at No.
Is Bowcry, the Stock and Fixtures of first class Paper
5Ore % 81 large 9 aan Pnper soqe
Counters &C. also large lot OF fine Liquors in cases
and barrels Sale positive; dealers invited.
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/. Presents Wax Dolls and general Merchandise this
cry, large quantity OF Periamcry Toilet and Washing
Boxes Wax Dolls, Furniture Louns es, BlanKets Quilts
Rugs, ladies' Fnrs Rubber Goods, Pianos, Cutlery.
Watches Jcweiry, French Clocks and variety Of
eral Merchandise too numerous to mention
I S. WEINBERGER; AUCTioNEER, SELLS THIS
4. day and day this week, at l5L BOwery,
in lots to suit large and general assortment
OF. Wines Liquors, Chaml agnes and Cigars, commence
ing l015 O'clock; until O'clock p. NJ
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Louis XIV style, covered In rich gobeIIn tapestry e
suit contains 10 pieces with extra linen covers.
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A UCTION SALE EVERY DAY TO CLOSE BUSINESS
IA OF the large and extensive manufacturing

A BANKRUPT SALE OF WATCHES AND JEWELRY
"A at auction.-JOHN +. TURNER. Aucuoneer, will
sell this day at II o'clock and continue from day TO Gay
until the entire stock disposed or This the larsest
ing sold gold Watches, yewery silverware and Clocks
AT the salesrooms Of John G. Anderson No COL Broad
way, three doors below Grand Central Hotel This sale
is well worthy of the attention of the trade and private
n.
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! MARsHAL's sALEs.-I WILL SELL THIS DAY. AT
| NI 10 O'Clock A. M southeast corner OF Prince
street and Broadway ONCE Furniture. in one lot;
Wednesday, the Furniture and Fixtures OF the Resau
| Fourth r.. DALEY, City Marshall
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-03

MeIasSEs AND syRUPs@.A r rris1 sss good
Syrup 60a65; N y, Molasses 75aso; Dark Stand
ard Molasses Syfups, IN barrels, &c; in .tiere'
70; hogsheads, csc; Cuba Muscovado, in bar
refs, 5oato; Porto Rico. E6Oa76: EWhttefSyrnp,
METALS IkoS-Horse shoes, S4aohc; niue
'1Ssi ses RfI Esss IS sc sso rro,.
stntf, SOC; Shipstuff. 60 wholesale from MILL
NAIIIS-D bid dominion. u 10 to6D penny s6. to
srenny, $6k; to 7penny, $6%; to b.penny
Far sS giis b lY
lsc; American do, 1lal2c
OILS KerdseNes asasics whpe4ie; straits
s6a7Cc,; iinseed, sOc per gallon BY The barrel.
Virginia iubricating OIL. f4le.5 Whale on. a0c.;
Lard Oil. sbc.; Sperm Oil, 80 20: Labrador God
Oil, for tanning purposes, 6baanc 4,
PAPER STOCK-Gfixed cotton rags, 4a4Ac
white, ba5hc, wooilen, 2:lic imperiections 2%a
PREPARATlONS-Old DOMINION Fertilizer
$50 ,Gilhams TOBACCO Fertilizer $40 90: Gill
hams Truck do $40 do cotton Fertil zer, S6O on;
Powhatan Raw Bone Super Phosphate, 800 90
Whapn,s Super Phosphate $50 Soluble Pacific,
Sea. Fowl, and Norfolk Fish, 800 90, English To.
a Mer 81 s19 90 Eureka sh FoSr Of
POWDER-Sporting, IS per keg, $500. by the
lot; blasting, Ss.76a4 by the lots: mining 81 2ba
46O by the lot Eagie powder IN TASKS $il 80 per
case of Is pounds: Treble f. in canisters $94 per
SUD ARlRaw lforle Rico, X III orleans and
Onba Mus'do, s&al0M.
f fo%dsrsd . s THE t q o,sS
Crushed..""..........l2h Refined Yellow. on
',~..'.,s.,;,T,...Yr.,lls Gut Loaf
Country merchants should remember in order
ing, that refined sugar is constantly fiuctuating
SALT-Liverpool, 1910; obbing price, per
sack. Ground Alum, %. 25a2. 40. -. srF'aRSE /
SHOT--2.S0a300 per bag.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE- snsucsy
TEAS-Black, 66c. af1. 26-the last a prime ar
ueie; Imperial. Soasl.so: Gunpowder. 6pasl.7b
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GROCERIES, &c

BACON A ND LA X D--Western Shout
ders. l0Aal0Ac.; Bone Sides, il %all Nc. Clear
Rib, llhal2c.; Breasts, 1lAa12c.; Plain Hams
l6c.; Sugar cured. l6c.i Canyassed, l7alSc.; Vir.
giniahog-round, l1al2c. Lard, Country. aalOc
Baltimore leaf IN tierces and barrels, l0alOkc
in half barrels, 10kc.; in kegs 12al2h c.i These
are the iobbng prices rtgtf r,H
CANDLES. --Tallow l2l4al4 cents per pound;
Adamantine, 16 cents. ) ..,a5 n
COFFEE-Rio, fair to good, 25l27c.: prime to
e choice 25assc jo agaayra 2sasoe; Java,
COTTON YARNS-C Country yarns, Nos. 8 To
FISH.-Herrings-East gross. $560a6 per
barrel North Carolina No cut Us. fj0a$S 80 per
barrel; North Carolina No. roe s9a$9 90 per
barrel; haifbarrel $3.50; North Carolina No. /
gross. 20. 60a$6-Mackerel-N Bay mackerel,
relsl, $ls; No. large lin barrels) I'll OOasli 20.
l2. Sl.66; Leaksqille, N. O., yarns 81. e5.
PLOW WHOLESALER SIC: retail,
6xc. 70
dRINDsToNEs- lxaec per lib for small and
medium large size, 2Aa2h.
lkoN-Bar ehe for common slzesi 6kaeh
ry Hammered, 6Aa6e; Sheet, 7Aa9c.
LUMP PLASTER, 500 Ground, $40 90 to
scarce 81 ~ ~ y -
LEAD-Pg. shaskc per pound.
LIQUORS - Rectifed Whiskey - Common
"Rectified." 96asl,l0; full proof, $1 lOc al. 20
medium rye, $l6Oa2; pure old rye, $2a4 Vir.
ginia Mountain rye, new, 81 .76; old 826Oa4 TO-
Domestic brandes. sl.25a2 Domestic gins
VI .20al.60 Fruit brandies, 81. 36aI, 80: Black.
berry do, ". 25al Co. Genuine Holland Gins
$40. 90 per case.
LIME AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Virginia.
VI .20al 40; Riyerton, 81 .20al 40; Pockland.
woo by quantity from wharf; $l76 by retail
rom store: Rosedale, w 20a2.25; Calcined Pas
Ter s276as; James River Cement, s2a2.2t,
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KENTUCKY LAWS. -Kentucky justice
is incomprehcnsible. Violent murders
occur almost every day, but the blood
thirsty assassins generally escape punish
ment. Now and then, however, the au-
thorities become sanguinary in the pursuit
Of suspected criminal, especially if it be
some poor weak creature, who has not the
power to resist or to run away. A few days
sincea young girl, named Hattie Pollock,
residing in Louisville, was suspected Of
having committed the crime of infanti-
eide. Although she had just become
a mother, she was dragged from her bed
by the officers of the law, and, bleeding
and fainting, was carried to wagon and
driven off to jail. In her delicate condi-
ton it was not surprising that she was
completely Frustrated by this barbarous
treatment, and died soon after she was
put in prison. The men who took part in
this inhuman proceeding were guilty Of a
crime more heinous than that with
which the wretched girl was charged,
and they ought to be made to occupy
the cell which has become vacant by her
death. y.