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From High Prairie.
Rochester, April 10Th, 1875.
April 25th, 1875.

ApIlI Z0In, 1910.
Ed. Observation-Disclosures has be-
come of the ready pen which i'll for
mcr days took such pride III repre-
scnting us? Its silence is the only
apology have to offer for this conf
munication. As Occidental has at
present the cares of Il family on his
mind | suppose we must excuse him
for season.
The spring plowing is well advanc-
ed in this vicinity; and the question
now in order is. how long must We
wait before planting; Spring wheat
is putting III fine appearance. amt
the oats i not far behind. Winter
wheat looks sorry indeed. The grass
on the prairics Is said to be pcrcelya-
bic by tile aid IA glass; possibly by
the 4ti of July stock Will be able to
get Il good bite. We think some Cf
migrating south if we succeed in Civ
/ ING away what little we possess here.
[ wish to urge upon the good Gran
gers the necessity of providing better
shelter for stock. and unless we see
general movement in the right di-
rCction. before another transit SOME
body may expect to be Berghercd for
cruelty to animals.
| understand iii the northwest part
Of the cOunty-SOmc good farmers
keep their teams harnosscd ready at :.
moments notice to drag their beasts
out Of the mire We usually employ
man power 5 to are days work.
The matrimonial epidemic has been
raging here as | have limited. Mr..
VIM. ). has secured Il partner, Miss
Mary W. daughter of Mr.. F. W. q
prominent citizen and w. PM Gran
GER Of our commonwealth.
The last fatal case was rather an
extraordinary affair, and transpired
on ALI Fools day" 1t seems that
Groom No. |, arrived on time with
his Rev. --, but receiving cold
and negative reception, he bowed
himself out. Mr.. Groom No. ,, then
with his Rev. -. appeared OH the
scene, and the fair one surrendered.
Another epidemic, viz. measles,
seems to be closely following.
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A Dream About Salt River.

ED. REPUBLICAE:-Wc are not
subject to dreams, but the other
night we had dream. We dreamed
that we were ut the head OF that his
tOric strCam-the haven of defeated
candidates. Salt River, and as we were
standing on the beautiful green banks
Of that stream, we saw double deck
ed steamer leave the political
Wharyes of Andrew county the even
ing after the election. and as it APP
preached lis through the musky dark
ness Of the night, we thought we de-
scricd the we'll known features Of
Newton Rird--thC commander of the
craft-Iressed in the liabiliamcnts of
mourning and soFroWfully waving his
Grangcr's badge to y. T. d. who
was considerably in advance of his
boat. Abel paid no attention to the
signal but sadly said: 'PrT;Or had
too many friCuds:' here his Grief
would be restrained 10 longer anI in
ebc anouisb of his soul no Grind .Tho
Pennies Party cf Andrew conpty has
laid mo in nv httIn nr,vc. oh WOO
worth the dov, that nrorcd troocI,-
orous to friends and ininod NV do.ti-
MICS to the rotten hnlk ofthc poon,n,s
Party 1t killed mo with IT.. littlo
hotchnt-
VbiIo In ,roS roro1virn tboso
tbo,ui,to :, bis mind ~, oraf .,od
ronidIv tnvart tho sboro o,d ,.f.l,
opcborod TO tho 1o- most driron ~.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that letters Of ad-
IN m.nIstration upon the estate of William
Whit. deceased. hay. been granted to the uI-
dcIsirncd, by the Probate Court OF Andrew
county, bearing datc OF February -, !S.5. Nj
Iero.n> havn" claims against said estate are
required 10 exhibit them 20 me for allowance,
within year from The date OF said letters, or
they may hc preclud' Il from any ben, iii of such
cstatt: and if >aiai claims br not exhibited i'm
Iii two Wears from the time OF the publication OF
this notice, they viii be forever barred.
JACOB kIlBERLiN.
Inar26, ,IS71-nO23-:,Ws Administrator.
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CEDAR PASS,

which divides the Desert from Hum
boldt valley. The country is more
broken and contains more vegetation.
We have passed the western line of
the Desert, and in short time will
be passing through the rich valley of
the Humboldt river. 1t is a pleasant
valley, nestled so costly among the
mountains that hem it in on every
side. Here we see large herds of cat
tie feeding Oh the luxuriant grass.
Ever and anon, we see the Ranchcr's
cottage surrounded with the eviden
ces of civilization. Sweeping through
the valley at the rate of 80 miles an
hour, crossing and re-crossing the
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A Small Farm OF 20 acres For Sale,

\ good new house, good well and
cistern, he best collection Of fruit of all
kinds in the county. Any person wish
ing to secure q bargain, will do well by
calling on the subscriber at his residence
adjoining Savannah, So rods north of the
school building. S. b. BUCKLEY,
Savannah. March 1S-1S7J-4w
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G Correspondents.
From Nevada.


ED. REPUBLIcAN:-Wc left your
readers at the city OF Ogden, in Utah
Territory.
We stroll around the Union depot
OF the Union Pacific and Central Pa
ciiic railroads until the conductors :
''ali aboard" is heard, when we take
q seat in one of the silver Palace cars
Of he &. p. road. The time i, about
+ a. III. The morning is clear and
lovely. We sink into a drowsy slum-
ber until the genial rays OF the sun
light up the &rcary waste. We are
passing close along the eastern and
northern shores of tie Great Salt
Lake, occasionally catching glimpse
of the lake with It's numerous islands
lifting their dcSolatc locking sides far
above its briIy waters.
! Bonneville and Corinne are passed
! as we rapidly speed ever the AIkali
/ beds white. barren and @Iittcrin% tina;
skirt the shores Of the lake; now the
ro,l .,,,.o. ol,ru4l.o hanks or ,Lo
I.I,o ,.r,.,i,,, ,Ln Low. f.t. q, L.d
raised several feet above the salt de
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The Becker House,

g. W. SROUFE, Proprietor.
North Vest Cofwcr Of PuJiic Square,
SAVANNAII, Mo. The public viii find IN This
- House, (hrwlv oprncd,) everything I,-pt
d with lhc best the country affords. No pains
w i'll b. spared to rcn.tcr fun satisfaction to all
his patrons. and his charges Will be Iuodrralr, to
slit tn: times. RDl2--lyr
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SOCIETIES.

,.;.g. -. o. -. F.-SINLnnIh Lodge, No
=. = L. II. savannah, Mo. meets every
-. TT :.SDAl EVENING, 1T odd
'''7n>>> Fellows Hall, sr"rthclsr corner
q tlc Public iu&re. All rl-InIeT- IF ihp Drrrr
III good sanding, visiting the city, are cordially
ii IteG = meet with Us.
F. {. MATTESON, y. q.
j. &. HoNNoLD. Scc'y 2ng
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UISICihNS.

Nn. &. II. DAVENPORT having located in
SdrtHuaG. offers his professional services
% the Ell, ,,.'l- .f savannah and vicinity. OH 'c
1t h> residence on Main street. one block east OF
the lUar'.
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ERI. &c.

IF { ~li.pEItI.. Eagle bakery, c"utrc-
4 IIun.ry and restaurant. west side OF IN"
st:Iarc. Parties furnished on short nriice. -
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RAS% BAND TEACHER.
.TRrN s.. DuGkN.

DHA-- - iskNp IL ,CIiEE Nusic arran-c,,
4 > in ar,i..r. il>'', original pieces furnished
1t request. Terms satisfactory. -
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ATTORNEYS.

wv W CALDWELL, attorney-at-law and
w Notary Public. Pay. special attention
. collecting, conyrydncinS and investigating
tiles. II
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g. NTA~ONIC.->avanna L0,i@r. No. =, ,
IA ~ !. +. X \. NJ, meet, iir-t ami third
u x Saturday in each month, ai - c:vci> = IN.
" y All brothers in good standing ar" iriter-
naIly invited to visit us
Il. NJ. DANFORD, ". NJ.
L W Hoy. Spc'y.
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>,n,z- IN FRANKLIN LODGE. No. .i5,i, :
~ pr. X \. II. mrris first saturday in
fSstt1ss each month, Al 10 \ NJ. All brothers in
I~'& GOOD standing are lrHtrrnally invited 10
Visit u. JOHN l.. STANTON, W. ".
+. 7. NCFADDEN, Scc'V.
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tortuous Humboldt, We finally arrive
1T the head Of
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THE NEW FIRE STEAMBOAT.

The new IRE steamboat william F. Havemeyer
viii go into service on the first OF the month, and
will be one OF the most important features con-
nectea with the Fire Department OF this city. For
years the fremen have let the necessity OF noat
ing steamer by which they could reach vessels
lying outside the piers and In the stream. Many q
large nre could have been stopped conid the fire.
men nave been aole TO get near enough at the
outbreak with their hose. The Havemeyer Is a
stanch little craft the machinery vi which has
been built SO that no less IMAM ten streams Can be
brought TO bear on nre. 1t Is fitted up vita
cabins and mess rooms capable OF accOmmo.
dating twenty persons, ii necessary. Inc
crew WIN. however, consist or only
twelve men. including captain, pilor, engl.
neers and 1remen. 1t Will ply up and down
the North and East Rivers its main anchorage
being or the Battery. Whitehall street pier VIII
Ue Its principal landing
The commissioners win appoint the crew during
the early part OF this week. They have been Sc
lecting such men as have followed the water
and are July versed Ia the requirements OF work
ing vessel. The captain VIII be under a pay OF
$1,000: nrst lieutenant, 800; In fact, the sala
rles VIII be tue same as the officers and prlvateS
OF any OF the steam engine companies. The Com.
misslOners are deserving OF great credit Tor pro.
vIdIng so important branch 10 the department.,
as 1t Will be rne means OF saving thousands and
thousands OF dollars worth OF properly.
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DISASTROUS FIRE ON WEST STREET

A LARGE COTTON WAREHOUSE DESTROYED
LOSS SEVENTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
At about eight O'Clock yesterday morning, as
Onicer Brooks, OF the Twenty-seventh precinct,
was patroling his beat he noticed smoke issuing
from the five story brick building No. 40 West
street. occupied by George w. Conell as cotton
warehouse. An alarm was Immediately sent, and
the engines came promptly 10 the spot. The fire
by TINS time had at AIMED cons 1deraDle headway.
and the flames were rapidly spreading, rendering
a second alarm necessary. After about an noul Is
hard tue flames were brought under con-
troll, but not before u heavy loss 10 Doth the build
Ing ana the STOCK was sustained. Four hundred
aud lIty ua!cs OF cotton, wDlch were on storage,
were damaged to a considerable degree but a
good percentage OF the quantity can ne utilized.
For severai nUurs alter tue hlc Was extingushed
large number OF 0remen were busy taking
tue smouldtrinQ cotton from the building 10 the
streets and plating Hater upon IL.
The damage 70 the building Is estimated at
$500 and 10 the stock az $1,000 all OF which Is
covered by insurance
Tne cause OF the IRE ~ unknown, but the cotton
must nave been burning several hous before IL
was discovered. as the people IN the vicinity state
that they detected an Odor OF burning cotton
some hours before the discovery OF the Are was
made.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON March q, 1875
Hss ss;' ses AZ s.$s f sS
bales gross, ISL hxI socs g Isa' Britain $3.50 coast
NEW ORLEANS, March 81 1875
Cotton strong; good demands mlddng l6c.; low mid:
bales aes l sros; iS Export.-io France III Sales
500. Stock, 20s,77l.
Cotton steady middns, i,ac Net receipts is bales:
s sIss; H. Exports ''''"lsS i' safes q" Stock
COCO sS''ea 49, Ne, G Isceipts 9 sSi Ssss
SAVANNAH. March q. 1878
wnxIxcros, \. c., March ~, 1873.
S's as 's's;F' 1 iR q
% BUFFALO March 81 1875
a. ss SS;S s?' s?:
fs Foar and Sher Dos
tor n iGF si ~ or 70 ~ % ST
s qSis' @Hs 80 ST Sa 81
Corn scarce and very hrm sales 10 cars new, on the
oa re "a only bagsed Rye q and
81 snFey r coz s.a
Canada a. s. S5 LOO bgsneis choice 90 s at 81 40
sS%' 3 HSG% .aotqy srss esTsI
Tor local trade, so SO 90 Lake shs5 Tor trout So
Flour steady; sales 200 hbl at So % Tor No spring
s. 10 Tor amber winter So IS white win and 81 Tor
double extra Wheat firm, 40. ! Milwaukee club at
81 ~; No. white Michigan 81 80 extra do s. 49, Corn
quiet SIC. Barley firm, but auiet; sales $50 bushels
Canada at 81 ~ Corn neal-s3l Tor boed and S3 for
unbolIed per Niecd unchanged shorts So; ship
stuff, $50; mlddings, 81 per ton
TOLEDO March ". 1875
Flour FIR m. in fair demani Wheat firm. in far de-
mand; No. white Wabash 81 %; extra white Michigan
81 Il amber do 81 l41z: May. 81 M No 2 light
81 49,; No. Dayton ana MchI 81 "a; April 81 Isl
No red. 81 O9s No. amber Illinois. 81 u.s. Corn in
tar demand advanced; high mixed. 7.slc April 73c ;
May. lsc June i51ac. iow ixcd, 721ac. 10 grade
NE. Oas ia fair demand advanced; No L. &c. 40 e.
6Oc. white. 62lc Michigan, oll4c Glover Seed So IS
50 IS. keceipts-W heat lSG0j bushels; corn, 10000
do. oats, coo do shipmants-Wneat 900 bushels
corn, l6,00J do oats, 500 90.
CHICAGO, March q 1919
Flour unchanged. Wheat steady t3l 81 "a for
no spring; No2 do SAC. spot 9c. April. 933c. May
9Jc June No do 81 1sc. 92c. rejected SIC a % &c
Corn buoyant, unsettled No. mixed SO. fresh
spot 6szc. odd pri Zoe bid. May rejected G7. oats
buoysnt settled No soc fresh spot SIC April RYE
quiet unchanged Barley quiet unchanged No SPRING
ST UI spot g9c. 81 april. Pork unsettled ia fair
Inand at $40 e5 $40 g1la SPOT or April. So % May
Lard demand light; holders firm at Sl3 e7j. spot
or April GA U7B May. Whisky, ST. " Re-
ceipts-flour lL0UU bbls. wheat 73,0U bushels
corn. f1OUO do oats 90 ODO do barley 5000 do ship
mcnts-Four, 1000 bbls. wheat. 72OD) bushels corn
oats, ODD do barley. 0J do. At OF
the Board IN the afternoonWheat declining at 8 sc.
a g35Sc, Aprl 95]sc. May g9l4c. June Corn to- May
Oats &c. lower. Pork and lard nomlnaly unchanged.
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HAVANA WEEKLY MARKETS.

HAVANA, March 2. 1873.
Sugar quiet, nominai Nos. 10 10 !! Ouch standard,
a li4 reals per arrobe No IS 10 %, Dutch sanda rd
l7H % reEs per arr0be molasscs sugar ~ lU4 mus
coVado sugar Inferior 10 common "a ~; tar 20 good
refining. lUa lJts grocery grades 1872 49, in
warehouse al lBvana aud MatAnzas, 2,4f0 boxes and
81 hhd Receipts IT the Week. 80 % boxes and 10 90
hhds EXPORTED during the week. 500 boxes and Is UJ
I'M including aud all he hhdS 20 The United
states Mo.asscs-t laycd aud muscOvado. 5Is reas
per keg. Bacon. s37 IS per ewt Butter superior
American. $40 81 per QuintaL Flour SO so per
bbL Hams, American sugar cured, S3s 81 per
qunial Lard, kegs $50 % So per qrintal. Pota-
foes So SO per bib allow. as 4 S2I per quInta
Honey, ~ "a reals per gallon, Empty hogs
heads. 81 50 10 Llmbor quiet aad weak white
pine. S65 SO per NJ pitch pine. s55 $50 shocks
IoX, a "a reals noJps. long shaved. $15 SJ per ~
Freights trm vessels IN demand Exchange nominal.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
This market, while less depressed than last
week, was nevertheless sensitive and depended
on tue changes IN gold. About the middle OF the
week prime bankers sterling advanced TO 4.S21
4s61a, 90 DAYS and snort sight respectively, but
business at the close was dull at 4s0h or 4.sl for
bankers to days sterling and AS4h and ASS for
demand.
THE MONEY MARKET.
This market was generally active and abun-
dainty supplied with funds. Call loans were made
on basis OF "a to Az per cent, there being an
exceptional advance Tor q short time to and
per cent The close was made at about per cent.
Commercial paper was in fair demand Tor first
class grades at 51s ana s1 per cent. The bank
statement shows gain in total reserve OF $751;, 700
and in surplus OF $1.7o5, AGO.
RAILROAD BONDS
were generally active, especially in those old aud
better known bonds which are either paying or
promise to pay early dividends. Those OF the
Pacific issues were subject to the largest dealings,
and improved more or less in sympathy with the
movement in stocks.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
The foreign commerce OF the week was as fol.
lows:-General merchandise imports, including
dry goods $7,127 o2s; produce exports, s. 1e4,e79
ana specie exports. $639, 2s3 The total imports OF
general merchandise ana dry goods since 1anu-
IN 1874 and $113,32s,54o in 1873. The exports Of
produce since January this year are $53, $685. OIL,
against &C., 914975 in 1874 and SIS, 600 1873.
The exports Of specie since January this year are
S46 against ST. $780, lao 1874 and $1S,511 2
in 1878.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Treasury operations for the week included
the disbursement OF s23s ,41s gold on account OF
interest," s6I3,6 in redemption OF nve-twenty
bonds and the receipt OF 81 1885 for customs.
The internal revenue receipts for the month were
1881 1885, for the fiscal year to date, $s2 03e lO2
Bonds held by the United states Treasurer for
national bank circulation, So SOC, 800; Tor public
deposits, $lo302, ZOO National bank notes re-
ceived Tor redemption during the week. 49, s92, sos.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These have been in more active demand and
show by advancing prices purchasing influence
from both home and foreign investors. They
closed strong with marked frmness in IS67's. 1t
Is plainly apparent that the action OF Secretary
Bristow in redeeming thirty millions OF called
bonds has improved the government credit and
made 1t difficult to pick up this class OF securities
ID any large blocks The closing prices OF securi.
ties IN London have been as iollows:-
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THE CLOSING PRICES on SATURDAY
we're as follows :-Pacinc Mail, 4454 a45G western
onion Telegraph, 1914 1915 quicksilver, az
4 80; Atlantic aud Pacific telegraph, "a a IS !;
Adams Express, 103A a lO4, American Express,
b3yi Ca United states Express 6oh 6lA;
WensFar2o cypress S7i6 ss Chicago and
Alton lOi q a lO2}a cleveland ana Pittsourg. 9l4
a 9-h Chicago ana Nortnwestern, 40 a 46}s; do.
preferred. 59s 591 chicago aud ROCK Island,
1907 a 1868 Milwaukee and ST. Paul, 36ll 562s
do. preferred, 81 a 57S; C., G.. ana !. g.. 81 a
51; Delaware. LacEawanna anu western,
M liz; Ere 345a a $50; Hannibal and
81. Joseph. 2sh 20; do. preferred, S6As Shi
Lake snore. "a, ~; New York and Harlem,
1907 1871; New YORK central and Hudson River
looE A l0i: New Jersey central, ny liz; ONO
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nre broke out at about four O'Clock yesterday
morning on the third floor OF the four story brick
building Nos. 81 ana 20 Plat street and Nos. 20
and ~ Gold street, occupied by George w. Averell
as printing house ne total damage Is estl'
mated at aDUut $4,000. Insured.
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and Mississippi. FIX Is; Panama, ia a u.s.;
Toledo ana wabash, IA 1414; Union Pacinc, elt
ao14.
THE GOLD MARKET
was not attended by extraordinary excitement
but, nevertheless, was extremely active. II Is
apparently not the purpose OF those VINO control
this market 10 take any imme date steps that are
calculated tn frIgnten the mercantile interest, yet
the latter must by this time be sum ciently warned
OF breakers ahead The quiet absorption OF such
amounts az have been received from California.
and the assumed power OF the clique 10 OBTAIN
possession OF the sum resulting from the redemp
ton OF the called bonds, make 1t apparent hat
the purposes OF the operators are to maintain the
present hign figures and 10 advance them gradu-
ally. The paucity OF coin In the country and the
weakness OF the United states Treasury, the de.
mands OF the merchants tor duty payments and
the natural treatment OF gold as commodity.
are incidents that have strongly favored the WORK
OF the pool thus lar, ana there are no present
evidences that the speculation will be checked by
any outside Influences. The following were
prrcTu ArIONS ~ THE
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. X. T., March Il. 1873
The sales OF printing cloths last week foot up only
H. 100 piece The market closed duh at 6c. SIC. Tor
spot GAS, nd weak at &c. tor futures.
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT -CHAMBERs-Hed oy Judge
Donohue.-Nos. IS, &c. 81 IS. so. 90. 95, 100, l01,
lO2, l54, l55, l69. IT, 25o, 2o4, 27o ga 277 279
2s4. $50, 287.
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM-Hed by Judge
Van Brunt-lssues OF law and fact.-Nos. Ito, $50,
l59 TO- 154, 257, 25S 260, 261, 270 go, 28l 2s2,
2s4, 295, 296, 297, $685. 2o9 30O 30l, 3o2 $685. 30i,
305, 306, 307.
SUPREME COCRT-CIRCUIT-Par 2.-Adjourned
until Wednesday, March 81. Snort causes set
down Tor March 20 Will be tried on Friday, April 2,
1875. Part 3-AdJourned Tor the term.
SUPERIOR CouEr-GENERAL TERM.-Adjourned
for the term,
SUPERIOR CoURT-lRIAL TERM-Parts / and o.
Adjourned for the term.
COMMON PLEAs-GEYERAL TERM.-Adjourned
until MONDAY. April 8.
COMMON PLEAs-1RIAL TERM-Parts ! and e.
Adjourned for the term.
MAXINE COURT-GENERAL TERM-Held by Judges
SpauIdlng, Joacnlmsen and MISUNDERSTANDING
meratcd motlOns-Sneridan vs. onlegel; Morettl
vs.. Hrsch; HAYES vs. Post and another; stewart
VI. Dewne; Wllmore VS.. Levy; FensKe ct al. VS..
Robins; Duryee vs.. Rhodes; Jacobs vs. Jacobs
aud another; Hoffman VS.. Holman. Enumerated
mouJns--Nos. to "a inclusive
MARINE CvuRT-IR1AL TERM Parts j, and B.
Adjourned Tor the term.
COURT OF OYER AND TERhINER-Held by Judge
Barfett.-NO. |.
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FINANCIAL.

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y Bankers. ~ and u Nassau street
issue travellers credits, available in all parts OF the
world. through the
Mcssfs. De Rothschild
aud their correspondents
Also commercial credits aud Geographic transfers Of
money on California, Europe and tavana.
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y loan. ~ sums 90 SUIT money qui city Properly
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~ ihird avenue. near Forty.fourth street.
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ALBEtI n NItOLAY & Co.
stock BrJkcrs anu AuctiOncers
SO. 3 Pine street, AcW YORK.
A STOCK PRIVILEGES ON ALL Stock Ar NE
~ best rates IN the market Contracts that cost $40
Ilrly DAYS ago We now settling Tor customers at
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moe o. Opcrating sent on Application. IL hBkIDGE
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