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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-20

4 nis orde red that all persons interested
in. the estate ofsaid deceased be notified
to appear before said Court, at. the Pro-
bate office ia Rutland, in said District, on
the: I'd. day OF December, A. D., 1878, by
PUBLICATION of this order. three weeks ,snc-
eessively previous thereto, in the Rutland
Herald, q newspaper printed at Rutland
aforesaid, to show cause if any they may
have, why said license shoula net be
granted. .;.s,- !, * o =,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-20

lark Navy BluBa OF FreEch and English
from ST TO S4 SO per yard.
Gamel5' Hair. Ea>hmeTes Msrinos, Irish
Poplins, SeEees. Di.sg9Bats, Z impress Cloths
and Popine1tsS in cloth cOi0rs OF every
f1assi illl. a-hHlt. u ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-25
THE SECOND AVENUE SHOOTING.

Two weeks ago DR.. Hugh Williamson, Principal
OF Seventyninth street public school, and Gustave
F. Malmquist OF sO2 Second avenue, met on the
corner Of Forty-second street and Second avenue.
On account Of an intimacy that it was rumored had
existed between the Doctor and Mrs. Malmqust
bitter enmity between the two men at that meet
ing found vent, and both resorted to their re-
vovers to settle the difficulty. Several shots were
fred, when Oficers Reilly and Kelly ofthe Twenty
first precinct, arrived just in time TO prevent MUIR
der, but not soon enough to save Williamson from
receiving ball In the groin and Malmquist
wound in the lett hand and another In the thumb
OF the right hand. Williamson was sent to Belle
yue Hospital and Malmquist was committed at the
Yorkyille Pe91e Court to await the result
ofy bis enerhy's INJURIES which were then
believed to be fatal. They we're not, how
ever, and yesterday the Doctor was
taken to Court, where he entered q charge against
Malmqust for having shot him with the intention
OF taking his lile Maimquist, on being asked by
the Court what he had to say to the charge, replied
that Williamson was the first TO draw his pistol
and fire it three times at him before he had time
even TO draw his. Williamson, he said, fired az
him, altogether, six shots, while he fired but two.
Counsel for williamson, with the consent OF Justice
Coulter who was on the BENCH put the question
to Manquist, II the Doctor withdrew from
further prosecution OF this matter would he do the
same kalmQuist promptly replied that he would
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

ca Cotton st steady; good ordinary lsc ne
Stock, 1850 S ''e' exports '0a''wlse' i0s Sales io
Cotton in moderate demand good ordinary, TX; low
saes sss evening" sf ssfsS' soas
There have been heavy receipts of cotton hero srco
Saturday, caused by an arrangement STEAMBOATS, on
me Lover Misssspp and tributaries to reach here
light '"' 'e'''p'' NeN' week VIII probably be
MOBILE Feb a. 1873
Cotton dull good ordinary, l75Sc. low middlings
psfs %d a4sss Britain s 9 &C. rs
ock Sales ae lost overheard comes out Of
Cotton quiet mdalinss l?,lc Net rcceipts $50 bales
Cotton quet mddlings lssc low %da linz isc va
Sales, 500 Stock, aSOss. "''' '''0''
sn,.,.. ., ,u..n,u wnMycros, n. G. Feb. % 1873
Sa se aVqf dip and Ssn
Tobacco firm and very active Sales go hhds.
Flour steady and unchanged sales OF o bbs at s. rs
%s srs ~ e ex4a Oe wSest 20 e white
f BS a M Cen aay at S Barley
shorts 81 shpsuas saz midilings sas per ton Rail-
Pc; to New York. &c. j; to Albany, sc
BUFFALO. n. y, Feb "a, 1873
ss wheat bushels corn .os do oats oats
23l5 do barley 3lU6O do rye, 500 do Exports for
week ending Saturday, 22d fnst-Whea TO- bushels;
corn 225 do oats 6s do barley 77Si do. Flour quiet
Western Spring, " 80 - IS; amber Winter, IS so a
50 %; white WINTER 80 20 $40 TO- Wheat dull no sales
made public quoted Milwaukee No Spring. 81 65: Chi
cago No Spring 80 81 81 Duluth No Spring. 81 20;
white Canada, 81 ~ 81; white Michigan 81 30 81 Oa
Corn quict sales $3.50 bushels Western track at SIC
9ats steady at 42c 4sc for Western 45c for No. Toledo
Barley quiet sales car tworowed State track &c.
soc Canada held At Sac: 81; No. Western soc.
western 81 81 lo prime Winter Western 81 10 81 Isl
prime Canada 81 ~ 81 25 Rye malt steady at ST. The
balance Of the market Is unchanged The heavy snow
storm interferes with trade.
CHICAGO, Feb. "a 1873
Flour quiet and ,hanged; sales Spring at
s61aX: wheat dull and lower; sales OF No: Spring
March 81 AZ; . seller APRIL No sprng O7s as o.
No 2 mixed cash or seller March 3Ssc &c. seller
al 26c for NO = rejected 23c. 23hc Rye quiet and
at zoe. lac. for No q Fail; Sc 6sc for No B. Pro-.
visions active and higher Pork strong at SI3 10 cash or
seller March; s3 rs seller April Lard active and higher
65 cash 81 50 seller April Bulk meats in good de-
mand generally held higher sales of shoulders packed
at sc short rib mindless packed, 6zSc; Cumberland
middlcs &C. Green meats and Arm at 4lsc for
shouders hams sold at 9i4c TOR rs lbs average very
difficult to fl! orders for hams. Dressed hogs in fair de-
demand and higher at s. IS s. IS for heavy and light
Whisky steady at SIC. Recepsl2 JOG bbls -four 5000
bushels OATS 5000 do rye and 1000 do barley Ship
ments- l5n0O bbls. flour, lsO bushels wheat 5000 do
corn. 81. 900 do. oats and 2D,UDD do barley -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-25
THE KNIFE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Two Persons Stabbed by Jealous Lover.
An exciting but rot very grave episode oc-
CURED at the residence 1871 McKibben street, VIII
llamsburg, near midnight Sunday.
The cause OF the tragedy is briefly told by Miss
Barbara Spengler as rollows-'T had been spend
ing the evening with Mr.. George Schneider at the
residence of some relatives named Sauter and
about halfpaSt ten started for 1s1 McKibben
street, where reside, and after reaching there we
remained at the door some little time talking.
Samuel Sauter and Jacob Sauter accompanies by
taller man, whom | do not know, followed us
home and wanted TO come in the house. and
would not let them. They were jealous of George.
They said they wanted to see mother. told them
she was asleep. George then demonstrated with
them. and saw the tail man give him push.
About this time Mrs. Mary Whitman the woman
who is stabbed and who is Georges sister, came
down from up stairs and ordered them away. The
TAI man then gave her q push and she cried out at
once, am stabbedp and fell down. They then
all ran away This morning we found that wncn
the man gave George the push that he had stabbed
him, too In the left side. The wound Is q slight
one, and when ne went away he did not know that
he was cut"
Justice Games will to-day inquire into the case.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.


Dull Business Yesterday.
Owing to the cold snap yesterday even the Real
Estate Exchange was deserted, save by few OF
the habitual attendants, who are entirely out of
their element II they not in attendance at III
Broadway between twelve and two O'Clock during
the day.. Others, unless forced to be ont closely
Rugged the stoves or heaters to keep from freez-
ing In consequence OF the rigidity Of the weather
the operations in property we're not very extern
sive. Only one small public sale occurred on
'Change.
A few private sales were concluded yesterday,
laying over from Friday last, among which are the
f0l0wing:-
v. X. STEVENSON,
Four story Nova Scotia stone house, No. 26 Gram.
mercy Park corner of 10Th St, 30x105x2c0 IT, with
stable on the rear. 100000
By WV. H. RAYNOR.
One gore lot c. 10th av., 1876 IT, 8. of 10Th st., be-
ing 55 II. on the avenue by 80 n. the southery
line. Also gore lot 5. 8. OF 10Th ST., distant 467
g. OF 10Th av, I35 II. on the street by loo It
the easterly side Said parcels are divided by the
BY MORRIS D. BAER.
Gore lot - s. of56th ST., between 9th and 10th avs
commencing 275 II. OF 10th Observation-Disclosures. 5000
439 West SD ST. story brick building lot 25xl0O 5000
1913 West 10Th St, between Sth and 9th avs, story
high stoop brick house. lot 2jx9S II 05O
242 and IA West 4st St, between 7th and 8th avs
4-stOry brick tenement houses .............2 700
362 West both St.. between 8th and 9th avs. story
high stoop brick Astor leasehold 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-25
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARxEr.-LONDoN, Feb. 24-5 r. NJ
Consos closed at gs ga for money, and 921 for the
account American securities unchanged Erie Railway
shares, 52 United States hve-twenties 1855 old 93
1875, 9336 ten-forties 59t4 new ives COZ.
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs, Feb PAP. M.-Rcntes closed at
$751; SIC.
LryEnPooL CorToN MARKEr-LIvERPooI, Feb. PAS p
MThe cotton closed steady The sales Of the day have
been l2UO bales including 1000 speculnm hon and ex.
port OF the sAics 7,0U bales were Ameries6 sales OF
cotton shppedl from Savannah Charles on F6ruary
and March, atsxd. ana Died. 1HIg ~
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUrrs MAR9Tr.-LIvERPooL,F Feb "a
Up. M.-The market IL quiet
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr-LIvrRPooL, Feb. "a
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNpoN Feb W-snirts
petroleum buoyant at I'D. Isd per gallon Shirts
turpe ntine, AIS Sd. q lSs. per cWt -
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Since Jan. $4s 252 5O4 $54,s42 sos 500 1902
THR FOREIGN MARKET.
The London money market was reported more
active, but the street rate is still fully per
cent below the bank rate, which continues to
be 81 per cent. Consols shade lower and United
States bonds steady, if not firm. Fries were quiet
at 52h 52H, equivalent to about 64H in our cur.
premium Of 81 a per cent, and French rentes in
Paris were back to $685..
MONEY STRINGENT.
The money market resumed the activity inter-
rupted on Saturday by the advent Of the holiday
OF that day and the rate call, which at its lowest
was quoted not less than 1-32, gradually hardened
as the day advanced until at the close Of business
1t reached 1-16 and interest Among the govern
ment dealers the rate was a coin, and some OF
the leading stockbroking houses got accommoda-
ton at bank on wide. margins at per cent cur
rency but these latter transactions were rare and
exceptional.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
was neglected and nominal Foreign exchange
was frmer in the absence of offerings of borrowed
bills and rates in actual business approached
nearer, say to within u 3-16 Of the asking rates
OF the prime drawers, which were 100 and lO97s for
sixty days and sight sterling bills respectively 1t
is conjectured tnat-the more active condition Of
the London money market reported by cable to-day
OF the recent heavy loans Of sterling TO stock
brokers here on pledge Of American stock col.
laterals.
GOLD LowER-114H A 114K.
The gold market was heavy and lower, the price
yielding another point to 1l44 under the Ostensi-
BILE and reputed influence of the Treasury orders
for the immediate prepayment without rebate of
the March interest the ten-forty i've per cents.
The amount OF gold to be disbursed on this account
ou1d how nr M of mr. m kqt
we're not the clique, as already intimated TEN.
porarily disposed to see decline in the premium.
The speculation for a rise has been discouraged by
the exceeding cheapness OF money in London and
by the utter blockade to exports Of specie from
this side and the clique after their successful and
lucky unloading at the top OF the market last
week, are cautious about resuming operations
until they see more clearly the future drift Of the
several circumstances influencing the
COURSE OF THE MARKET.
The principal fluctuations of the day are shown in
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull Receipts mt the Ports 30. s74
BaleS-Flour Dull-Wheat Dull-Corn
Quiet-Oats Easier-Provisions Firm
sugar in Demand-Conec Quiet-Petro-
leum Quiet md steady-spirits Tur-
pentinc Nominal-ROsin Firm-Whis.
key Steady.
MONDAY, Feb. 24-6P.M
The dulness In trade circles was as conspicuous
to-day as ever. and the business week opens very
inauspciously, II the opening day is any augury of
the succeeding days. Neither on nor of ,Changc
was there any more manifest inclination to ven.
ture beyond immediate pressing necessities. There
was rather more frmness in circles quarters but
there were few sufficiently bold to incur the risks
OF speculative ventures, and the actual re.
quirements OF the trade being reduced to
the minimum business was in nearly
all cases very clrcumscribed. Cotton was still dun
and nominal. At the Produce Exchange flour was
dull and n0minally unchanged. Wheat was dull
and wholly nominal. Corn was dull and declining.
without sales Of moment. Oats were dull and
heavy. Whiskey was steady. Provisions continued
buoyant and firm, though business was but mode.
rate. The sales Of both pork and lard were at
extreme figures. Groceries were quiet, with the
exception of sugar, which sold quite freely at steady
prices Petroleum quiet and unchanged Spirits of
urpentine entirely nominal while rosin was in dc.
mand and firm.
CoFFEE.-The market continued very firm for all de-
scriptions. The samples by steamer are out and
several transactions were pending. We quote Rio
Ordinary carsoes l7l4c IKE; fair cargoes lslsc
lsc. good cargoes. 194c. l9sc prime cargocs I9lc
2oc. extreme for lots lie. 2o1s Java-Govcrn.
mcnt bags 20c 2lc do. grass mats, Zoe &c singa.
pore, l7c Sc. Ccylon, 1sc &c.,; Maracaibo 1sc a
l9c Laguayra, lsc 1870. Jamaica, l8c. I9c.; St.
Domingo, l6sc. Costa RIGA, 1sc. a &c Mexican lsc n
1gc Manila, nc. lsc Angostura, 17sc. a sc sava-
na, lIlsc. l9c Curacao, fac. a. lsIsc gold per lb
w and ~ days credit. -
CorroS'-fhe market for spot cotton was unsettled
and sellers being widely apart In their views Grades
poorer than good ordinary absolutely unstable ex
cept at very marsed concession from the appended
moderate demand. We sum up thus ;-Salos-
corsunn,,on To-Day. Friday EGG. 7osa:
oo u ,p =, - - la 15f
been as ioows:-saes Friday evening after three three
o'cock-February 400 20lac. no notice 500 at a)c:
March, 600 az 90 95c April 100 2oc 100 at 20 ISisc
paid to exchange @ February or MarcS Ss pod &C.
exchange Lug February for April Sales today up to
S9's Ssc so g c 5e9 at 20 SsS March, LOO at
100 20 9l6c notice before March 100 at aS,c 100
Ct st, 20 7SS; lS "a a. p;c 100 at 20
lisc LOO az sc June, SO at &c ioG s az sse =.
20 at ~ Md's c;s s,o h at 7iss total o6
sum up as foowsdavesion zoos bales New orepans
201A; Mobile, 1875; savannah 241s; Charleston e9S;
wilmington 22 Norfolk, IN Total, Sos7i bales; hi,
on cott-n % foreign ports closed nomnay as ioows
To Havre, by steam lAc lhc sail 1c. compressed;
to Hamburg by steam, 3D. compressed; to Bremen, by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-25
A PAUPER'S FATE.

Yesterday morning an unknown man, half fam
ished with hunger and cold, entered the house OF
Mrs. Simmons, No. 20 Hudson terrace Hoboxen,
and begged for something to eat The lady kindly
gave him cup OF coffee and some bread. Scarcely
had the Denumbed stranger partaKen OF the last
morse when he fell dead upon the floor. He was
apparently an Italian thirtyhve years OF age OF a
dark complexion, and wore common dark pants
ana vest, with brown coat. Coroner ParslOw
took the body in charge, and post-mortem exam
nation will be held by physician
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-25

was dull and nominal in the absence of sales
w 20 for choice white Genescc. Late Friday evening
a Se Wa. a
ned sS c9sng nomnay Ct 66c for lots aaoa
about 80 bushels new and sSsc for ps old
so as ysc S'
for for, do Western, and 66Sc for do. white Oats were
5000 WESTERN mixed G %D on U the
aos s Sr n wSs SS C ss
es5ac for old In store BARLEY and rye continued neg
lreighs continued quiet but
Ssn%na a very full 3 5 The
t5s and Sy SAIL 1000 boxes 3D. 70 Londe",
~ Sy sssm at &
Ss sqs sssss @ sS
s ssrh tie S ss k h ssns S Eek Sss
Ss "fa sasf
b taan ssFs nsnss to
zig si
e sb 5 da p arrive from
s. bS nd Of Ssw bs ny
at from roc a 7Sc We quotes
Cuba, centrifugal and mixea ... l7c. &c. ~a% op
CUBA cuSa H,ayea zoe ssc "a
English Islands. SOC. Sc. a
market for spirits of t aas inc
e Ros % vi es fair ed amsd na
lr sss GG;a IL saa
were nsssSed but nonay before anu p''a
'G hs so %naH 9S a
e esa for or hal Saaos Of m S March delivery
msnder March Gases quoted Se t. rs
& 1 ma sy a. e casd G S for Western ana
S %SS prizes. ruling nomnay fSa
sr S4a1s' sqsh Sr
lard sds Sb D and srsss
@ assfd 59 saST Of a oD sms Sf
posss sSsla ssI
March Dressed hogs We're rmer City sp quoted aed
but s@aneS NOME
a DAILY sx.s ssa %s, ssa s dS
So and do India mess terces SIS SIS sales 20 erces
was f sS
ay ssss 5ss
and SO erees s G nrry ."
n color a, sAs Ioj tsISss Of prime at 7sc oo
for April at i6c. and brokerage City lard was
steady az &c. with sales OF 300 terccs and 50 terces Of
R,oEIThe demand today has been moderately fair
rent sales 40 terces Carolina at from &c. &c. and
sYeSH.-The demand Tor refining grades has been fair
and the market quoted steady The sales aggregate
sludin cuba sat- atsc Porte Rico at 9 and Demerara
Refined was in limited request and steady. We
quote -Cuba-Refnlng inferior common, nc. sac;
grocery fair to good 9c Ole prime to choice, sSc.
liavana-Boxcs, Dutch standard Nos Ito g. Sc a $40
I lS t. Is lo,sc aioc 10 e 20 white,
dutch standard Nos 0S Ne SIC % sva D1sn
Standard Nos, 10 to H. sac. 9Sc. Manila-Superior
and extra superior, sc. a sac.
STEARINE was quiet and held nominally as before
TALL0w.-The market was quiet but firm Choice CITY
held AT &c. Sales $1,000 lbs. of good at sac '
WHIsKEY.-Reccpts 1855 bbls The market continued
steady n &c. with sales reported 800 bbls that price
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL
Dealings In the Southern State bonds were con-
aned almost exclusively to the Tennessees, which
were quite strong and advanced to s2h, doubtless
on advces favorable to the rejection OF the claims
OF the holders Of the new of the Bank Of Ten
nessee in the appeal to higher Court than the one
which recently decided them valid. Richmond
despatch In possession OF the Ftn0ncter says that
the conference composed OF o committee from tho
Legislature and delegation from the holders df
VIRGINIA BONDS
agreed upon the following arrangement for par
tia adjustment Of the public debt question -Four
per cent interest for 1873 Is to be paid on consds
four Der ceat on twothhds Of the unfunded debt,
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do no SUCH thing; he wanted to have the matter
thoroughly investigated, and whoever Wa in tha
wrong he wanted him punished. " '"o
''very we'll 4" said the Court, 81 Will then tore
your complaint against Mr.. Williamson ana viii
hold you both in suretes OF $4,000 each to appear
before me, when notified, for examination, - vii
hanson gave the required amount Of bail and was
discharged, while mis- less fortunate enemy had to
20 back to prison.
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Foreign Exchange Firner
and Gold Weaker.
The Speculation at the Stock Exchange
Defiant Of Tight Money.
An Exceptional "Break" In Pacific Mail
ON Fears Of RetractiOn of the
Government Subsidy.
Erie Seeking to Enjoin Foreclosure Of Boston,
Hartford and Erie-Tennessee and Vir-
ginia Finances-The Richmond
Conference Of Bondholders
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
MONDAY, Feb. M-6 p. M.
Gu Change to-day spot cotton was dull and
nominal. Future delivery was only in moderate
request at &c. per h. easier prices. Flour,
wheat and corn were dull but nominally steady.
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The total imports OF foreign goods at the port Of
New York, for the week ending February %, and
since the beginning Of the year, compare as fol.
lows
1871. 1872. 1873
Dry goods 49, 405 999 &c. 1873 0O5 S., 2S1 1855
Gen. mdse. ...... 4,629, 864 4,S95,259 4,701, 760
Total for week.. 49, OBS 653 $S;O2S, 264 &c. 9S3 SIS
Prev. Iep0rted.. ISL 331 So, 692, AT
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In the gold lean market the rates ranged rom
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold cleared. .$42 1872 900
Gold balances. 1,276,3A
Currency balances. /, 46S 500
The Sub-Treasury paid out $3.50, 900 on account of
interest portion OF the amount being disbursed
on account OF the March interest on the ten-fores
and $4,000 on account Of redeemed Hve-twenties.
THE RAILROAD BONDS
The railroad bonds were generally quiet ana
steady. The Union Pacific nrsts and incomes were
weak and lower and the land grants firm. Boston,
Hartford and Erie firsts declined to 80 on the
nouncement that the Erie Railway Company had
applied for an Injunction to prevent foreclosure
of the mortgage. The following were the bids at
the call as amended by prices in subsequent deal
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FINANCIAL.

A TLANTlC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM SQUARE
n and New Bowery.
from that date. ~
This bank has agparantce fund Of slos7x2 25 being
surplus equal To nine per cent above all its liabilities
HARRISON HALL, President
q. d. BAiLnY, Treas JOSEPH T. COOPkR. Secrolary.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Feb. a. 1873
Muscoyado sugar inferior TO common, 8l reals per
hrobe Flour in fair demand at SIT rs SIS Is per Dbl
Empty hogsheads active at - 50 to S. Hoops firm
long shaved, $l20 SI25 per NJ.
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The quotations based cotton In store, running In
quality not more than hah grade above or below the
grade quoted.
FLOUR AND GRAIN. -Receipts-Flour, ll,443 bbls
wheat, 1900 bushels; corn Si52r0 do cofh meal cod
bblA and % bags: Qats, A600 bushels; barley A0V do
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me hour market remained dull, and quo, atoms
aiihost nominal The sales. since our last comprise
auo9t o'oU bbs within the range OF the quotations APP
Renueu corn meal was quiet hut the market steady.
W. nearu OF sale oil lO0 bbls OF Brandywine at So S.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C. WANTED.
In this City and BROOKLYN,

A SMALL THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE WANTED.
IA BY April or May |, with gas, bathroom, water &c
In this city, rent not to exceed 5000 per Address
with full particulars, PRIVATE FAMILY box l26 Lera
office.
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