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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-01-21
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
James T X Raiey
"
Samuel Blair.
James A CArberry
esai,
In the Circuit Court for st Mar. . county.
sitting ~ Court Of Equity.
No STA Y 4.
ARDERED this 10th day Of Dec 1874,
" that the sale made and reported
hy James 7 d Rsley, Trustee. in this
cause. be ratified aud confirmed, unlssscause
to the contrary be shown on or before
the 2ni Monday Of Jan. 1875; provid-
ed q copy OF this order be inserted In
the st Msry's Beaaon, once q week FOR
three successive v eek sprior to the said
End Monday Of January.
The report states that the land sod for
500.
JrRANK FORD.
Clerk.
True copy-Test
J FRANK FORD,
CLERK.
De. II. 1S7l-Sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-01-21
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.,
George Forbes
VS..
Thomas J franklin.
Jos Harris Franklin
-es'al.

In the Circui, Ccur, for s, Mary'scoun:y,
sitting as Court OF Equity.
No. los n z.
nRDEREU, this I.t dsv IF Dec.
~ 1874. that the Auditors Report n.
fled in this cause. be ratified and confirm.
ed, unless cause to tie contrary be shown
On or before the 4th Monday OF Dec.
1874 provided a copy Of this order be
published in the Saint Mays Beacon.
once a week for three successive weeks
prior to the said 4Ih Monday Of reo.mber
fRAAk FORD.
Clerk.
True cepy-Tes;:
j FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Dec 3, 1S-4-3v:
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For Primary School. No. 5. Second Elee-
,ion District. Application. With sasisfae-
tory recommendation, must be made to
the undersigned. A gentleman prefer
red.
THOMAS A LYNCH,
BENZ HEWErr.
Dee "a, lS7i-,fs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-01-21
To the Voters Of st Mary's Co
I,nrounce nvselfa candidate for State .
Auorr-y and solicit the support Of ny fellow
Uses:
He,:sts;3 JAS + BLAKISYOyR.
TO MY FELI.OW.CITIZENS.

respectfully announce myself as candi-
date TOR reelection to the Office OF States At
torney for - Nary's county, and hore To re-
ccivr. a heretofore. the liberal support of my
fellow citizens.
Nov %. 1873. J. PAkRAS CRANE
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FOR THE SENATE.

Dec II, 1919
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TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.
Daily, by mail, Sl0 per year, Semi Weekly,
- Der year; FIVE copies, $3.50 each
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New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
THE EMMA NINE LIBEL SUIT.

A NEWSPAPER ACCOUNT Or NOTORIOUS SCHEME
ADJUDGED MBELoUs, II UNTRUE.
In the suit of Silas Williams against f. l..
Godkn and others. the General Term the Court Of
Common Pleas has decided that the article the Emma
Silver Mine. published In The Eatos OF this city. Is, If
untrue, libel on the plaintiff The article substance
stated that. part of the scheme, Williams en-
ployed as the best 20 prepare tho mine; that the
number OF wOrkmen In It was reduced to dozen, and
armed men were stationed at its entrance while the
plaintiff occupied himself in pssering and engraf.ing
silver the limestone rock 1t also stated that
Prof simans report secured, and other details Of
the alleged scheme were gtven. The plaintiff sued on
the article a. lbelous HIM. and the defendant de-
INJURED tbat1t contained no liOelOus matter.
ChiefJustice DAILY, giving the OpIniOn OF ths Court
holds tho article nbeols untrue, " williams. He
says:
1t Is in substance account Of fraudulent scheme
by which a silver mine sold IN Engiand for
over hall million pounds sterling more than ten times
It's actual valne this was accomplished by having the
mine prep lred By the plaintiff IN the manner stated by
getting aferlt was 50 prepared report OF professor OF
col ege respecting II, and by furnishing the American
minister IN LONDON WIN money 20 DecOne O""d I'e
Investor, ana placing hm at the head OF the Company
10 England, to give 10 reputation The p9intlH Is repre-
Seuted one Of hs most efficient agents IN the consun
nation Of this scheme He Is described as preparing
the mine by paserng and ENGRAVING silver ore on the
limestone rock while armed guarded the entrance,
and being the best man known 10 one OF the chief
what he dId referred TO equal in importance TO the
putting OF the American Minister at the head OF the
Company and be Is further characterized as expert IN
preparing, piastoriug. and engTaftng, the EHghsn
-pcculat0r. with whom Pdrd settled, was in uggug
tue market" In nv judgment such statemeut IA
Injurious 10 the reputation o. the plaintiff, ana assuming
IL DC unture, tae necessary effect OF II 10 deiamatOry
Judge D4iy ten examines the case Of OCOnncA
against Mansfield in which 1t decided that the libel
ous matter did not charge a conspiracy and says II
nat question should arise in this case IL might be
doubtful ansembarrasslng it the other case,
but there be reasonable douot that what
respecting planuR ndep p'ndeut Of that cues
ton, its nature defamatOry. The Court therefore
,ustans the order OF Special Term OverruDng de-
fendantts demurrer
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
DTCIsIONS-FEB. 2.

Suprems Court CbambHs-By Judge Lawrence
M1na Bank ar Buru Msnhaan Savings l-rttut0n set
t-ssb ., a J,rv MiutsheneT; Bertohy EaVeers
granted Moran AZ kae otto Hg hughet eclgarTWadrr
yqerke and o. FEELING; Union Dime sHvngs Institution
M Heller. Psrev at Produce Bank KIbbe sehwAb
lt1s Crane White; Toledo
Ntona BanL agL Clruugon Chapman agt heFhurxh WOODEN
Comntnv Tool COMPANY ngt Morgan Bull agt
hTs Msssesen srt RoomugiaI- Van Deubergh
PR ag MasgIave-Momosne4Ht Giiepis BrOoTs A
N-mornduu for Conntna igt Ca-sesd ageat agt
BrownThe motion 20 ehanEe ss o. ina s. broone Ioaai1 Is
denied with Hyatt aEL hGkAAmiEvt Of reguianty
hfaVt Of regularity ad proof Of
.ve on al pap required ia the matter Of Lerngons
a, reeuce Granted Aurssu bshoprAnie wthOlt costs
,1saI Jld-- Fan Bt1nt-BufEe sgL BUke-Aemo
dun or coapse- igf Has, Notion deard
Srper1or Court-SDeciqI Is7n-Bv Judge Sedgwick.
John Rns.c Cutlery TgHp ct AAoton for tIAi
gratd with aaIe lse menoran1umE Jntee gt
f1gs-. Ipotiey al Kreti s4-Mriaoaldnn
W Judge Cu.-Poock BreHnah-CAss AID exceptions set
lea Aad ordered Le
Common Pleas Special Igm--By Judge Robinson.
Rssiler aeL Hmltu-Cat and amendments settled Thornton
g s Paul and Chicago RAhr CogItra allowance defendant
as to complaint sAs dsmisseI thninss sei'ledl
Court Of Appeals-AIBANY. Feb. 2.-DecisiOns
handed FEB. ., l55J.
frmept rpei with RaWson q 'Ai sgt Alexander
Uoad 1-ss; National Bank Coz samuistra
~ A. oram ag Tfgsiees Of the VE- OF CooDerstoun
Tonpkins Beai 81 SppSors Of holmonl C0uAy asL
Y,Ist Book IN az. HarIenbergh.
Jaiypeni sI med st formd-IAe famerr and heehha-
io.' Ssnonsl Bauk Il Baf., les1ug
Term ~ d WITH COST Sth leave 70 ceeu1-
sat 70 saaEsf gps v-1~gc & SS''s-Phs!ys az AAosT
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY,

ALBANY. Feb. In the Court OF Appeals,
No,5ns-Rockwe AvsrvMoton to fra1s from the Com
ri--ou Of Apress ~ n. G. MOlk fo5 notion
Prron ag LOCKWOOD Notion Or m nled rem tu; me ase
b.s m be Commission Court decides tue notion n1si Be made
NJ.
no Knapp sgt Hsrkness-hoton 10 o'fn lnIi 4 A,I
tT motion George conseniiag diu'
open and submitted
,vierey al Mo olom-Motion for resgumen; submitted
Iguopt Thompson agt ct shoOl o. sge cale rom ea
.,dsr lepy l. Tor hefIa anl CA-ei Tracey
opposed ,,.- T., -.-.-..-.. u p -.-L, r.,
notion lis points he sa5tl p.er' s-DH.-e 80 oIpo'l
e Peore er rel Muh iun - restore - c@enJ,r
C. Yross for moiun. C04r took oc"rs
York Central and Hu1on River M
ior --nment PaIAe for notion Samuel Hand
opposed. Papers submitted =, , ,
rals nom Rsey respondent aet Ph9riI Brk
tbe CITY AppauLAgn'd b amen Ca1dler VI
n Hobb for respondent
NJ IN the matter Central Hudson RIVER Rail-
ad acquire respond Ahle A. Arnsrong appes nt
Submed v HowAnd vi counsel Tor appellant AMI Aglei BY
Eieasd Harms for respondent -, -. Cd,
No 2gS-Ch,r-s ". Bartlett appellant sgt Alex Mcneil
by JOAN H. bergen Of COUNSEL of appellant al
by kaward II Hobbs for respondent
'Ger,raI cal 1dar-So 42Msigset Carroll respondent agt
R,,eh Carroll appeausArueI bT Pnip l. trooke
Of sypeaHts BY n O. hosk for respondeat Case
Procsnoa aad adjourned to Wednea Feo g. 1919
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
BOY CRIMINALS SENTENCED

A somewhat curious incident occurred yes
terdav in the Court OF over and Terminer only boys
bepg brought 10 the bar One Of these Albert Appel
A lad about Il years old. arrested for stealing
watch It seems a German had been knocked down and
his watch stolen AsAppe explained TO Judge Barrett
another boy ran up 30 him and thrust the
watch into his hands, saying. Here, take
fl" While he stood astonlshed, third boy
ca,ne mn and charged him with having the watch, then
ook IL forcbly and ran away likewise. Judge Barrett.
AZ the rather strange story asked him II be had not any
suspion that the watch stolen. to which the boy
with partial candor replied 81 might have Appel was
acouited nothing than this unfortunate comDna-
,ion of circumstances being shown against him. John
Cold boy Of IT, pleaded guilty TO attem pit al grand
arceny and was let of by Judge Barrett with ons one
year m the PenitentarY as this was eVdentY MS nrst
ofsnse and he said he was forced mo IL ~ acua'
want Of bread q, -, -. g, T.. 81.
F1uT little fellows ranging all the wav from IL 10 lo
wears OF age John Niece, Patrick y. james AteIe'
and lanes Quinn admitted breaking mo a house 70
niifer and were sent TO the House or Refuge They
Lem 10 have formed regular juvenile plfeIlng assO
citation. complainant SAID he nad IN Deu
then before when they had committed depre-
Gat,ons Judge Barrett hte 6urprlSrd
and equally amused when the nrst one. eviden "
apout Ia or Is, stepped up ana gave MS age
as ls and was followed bv another equally young VINO
claimed 10 be II. He eyed them qilZzcady iOl a mo-
ment then said dryly. You wiz have 10 20 10 Ine
Tonse OF Refuge boys" The attempt the boys part
n msretresent their eXpaInaDle oy tho fact
that BOYS under l6 may be sent 10 the Refuge Whee
tbey remain until they OF age, Wine over Lhat age
thew would 10 the PemtenuaTy TOT petOu ho'
longer than u years
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

and sold from 40l to Al, closing ct tho
highest figure. Western Union cold at 7b@fots
on sales of 81 200 shares. Rock Island WAS active
$1,000 sbares) at 1O4.61O5. Ohio and Misslss'p~
sold to tho extent Of 1890 shares at 2s 70 ~. CLOS
ing at 29i Northwest, on sales OF li'HO shafes'
sold at 45.04529S while the Preferred. on trans
actions amounting to $500 shares, advanced 10
per cent TO 6OL closing at 59. st. Paul was com
paratiyely heavy. and on moderate sales labont
600 shares closed at the opening price. S7l after
having dvanced only to 3s. Erie .old, on 99 shares
at 29G29lG29.. Hannibal and -. Joseph on snah
transactions sold at 22.022l 2l9&@25. The whole
market closed strong though ia some cases az wiz
be seen, not at the highest pnces of The day Inc
opening highest lowest and closing prices Of actys
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
THE PENALTY OF NEGLECT.

The CITY A SUFFERER BY IGNORING LEGAL NOTICES.
In tho case Of Brown against the Mayor, the
General Term Of the Court Common Pleas affirm the
decision Of Court Trial Term against the city
Tue Police Commissioners occupied certain premises, IS
plaintiff claims under lease, rent OF $500 per an
num- Rent paid to June l. 1871. AiIsr that the
premises not used aud rent pail. In March,
1873. tho plaintiff instead Of suing the city for
the seven quarters back rent. brought ejectment
proceeding for DOn-payment of rent in the
District Court before Judge Kane. Notice duly
served on the city and the Police Commissioners.
The city took notice whatever OF the proceeding
Tie Police Commissioners appeared, ana then n3de de-
anti. A warrant was duly Issued, and plaintiff put in
possession OF his premises He then began ms ht IN
The Court of Common Pleas, against the CIV TOT lhe
arrears rent the trial the city undertook 20 set
up as defeIses that they had not leased or occupied The
premises These excluded, on the ground tnat the
decision In the summary eisctD NJ pr0Ce"d1g was
conclusive on them, both as TO the existence OF IAe
lease and the amount Of rent dUe. II tV .Gd deSTed
10 contest those facts they should have contested tnem
on that proceeding. The city being deprived OF ~
defeuses, Judgment entered for pIaluUi Tor lis
claim for g., go. wlJb Interest
The city appealed TO the General Term ana besides
claiming that dee sOn Of District Court dd not
IIct Court had no Jurisdiction That vrONI That
all aud special proceedings 0ganS. tHc city snail
DC hrOugh ht Supreme. Superior or common Ptas
Courts ami suits Gemtns against the civ SHAH
DO brought until 20 days after demand on Jle CJH
trOpr Judge Robinson giving the OPINION OF me Cen
era Term that the suits and special prOceedng5
referred to in act those mGnOned IN the tOde
and do not InciuIe the summary statutory proce ihg
ana ths city estopped by It's decision. Judgment
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
BONDsMEN ONLY N NAME.
LIE DETECTION OF DIPosT0Es WHO CLAIMED I
BE PROPERTY CWNER5.

IHE DETECTION OF MPOSTORs WHO CLAIMED TO
BE PROPEETI-OW OWNERS.
John II. Mckinley, whose case has been
reported In TIE TRIBUNE. committed by CommiS
eioner Osborn default Of 5000 bail, 70 await the
action OF the Grand Jury charge Of having con-
eeaed his assets purpose OF defraudng hs cred
ttors He was also, aud like charge, com Ditod by
Commissioner Belts IN default OF s20O) bail On Mon
aayaman who claimed De Patrick Farrell, and 10 be
the owner OF the No 27O and Of the resi-
depce at No 72 Dvison-ave Brooklyn. offered himself
90 bondsman FOR Mckinley on the first charge. Deputy
limited States Marshal David Crowley, suspecing that
the man was not the person whom he represented him
self TO be- went % Broogyn, where as he says, he ois
rovered that the vOuld-be boudsDan was not Patrick
Farreu but Patrick Rooney, an old "eonhdence' op-
orator aud the owner of no real estate whatever
Crowey then arrested Rooney and took him, yes terday
before Commissioner Shields where he waived an ex-
animation and was committed iu default Of 5000 ball.
10 await the action OF the Grand Jury on charge OF
Altering himself as a fraudulent Oondsman: Mhen
IOoney presented himself as DOndsnan IOr Mchlney,
ne sWOr tAat ne owned the properly described ny MN.
and yesterday the real Patrick tArreL tne o"ner oI
the properly In question appeared before Commissioner
Ehlelds and denounced Rooney An lmpOsLor
A man VINO claued TO be Thomas A. Groom, ana me
oUner of the house aud lot No IA CnrstOpherst In tns
rity offered himself as bOndsmap for Mckinley on the
second charge. This excited the suspicion or
sDufy limited States Marshal NrwcOmDe VINO, aier a
raref iHyes CATION, satisfied himself tnat GrOom was
.I.o an iuus Dr. that lie OlQ mol own Vhe property
sescribed bg him. NescOmDe then arrested Groom,
ho was taken before Commissioner Shields ana com
,fy.c ia aefau Of 5000 Oa. for examination to-day
The cuaree against Am Is the same as thA' III 'ue Case
af Rooney.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
lutey He leaves ssoooO in rus. for his niece. Anna

iutely He leaves t5oooo In trust for his niece Anna
Reid and her heirs.
All the rest Of the estate he devises to his i've chill
dren Anna HOyd Renwick. Lloyd. John Abel. Louisa
and Cathane and makes elaborate provision to the
rights OF his dauRhters' husbands. He appoints hts
brother, John Lloyd Aspinwa, his brothernlaw. Ed
ward s. WOosey, and his sons, Lloyd and John A.. his
executors. BY HIS cOdicis. besides sundry small be-
quests he gives 10 his wife another estate Rock
wood at Mount Pleasant, and the Income OF addi-
uOua s300OO0 for life He gives $780, addition to
previous $4,000 in trust for his niece, Bessie Reed.
aud reYOking the elaborate provision made for his
daughters husbands, gives James Ranwiok John W.
Minturn, and Ambrose G. Kingsland 100000 eaCn. He
adds Meredith Rowland to list OF his executors In
the papers accompanying the will the value Of the estate
Is
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
D1-r1Es OF COMMON CARRIERS AS TO MIsDI-
RECTED FREIGHT.

In the suit of Byron Sherman and another
apainst the Hudson River Railroad Company the Gen
ara Term OF the Court OF Common Pleas, Judge Robin
sou giving the opinion. lays down the duty OF common
carriers as to msdrected bagg ge Thirteen bales or
cotton. marked r. B. IN diamond, we're shipped at
Cairo addressed to Byron Sherman No Al Warren-st,
NewYork" Before reaching the defendants the dlreo
ton in the succession Of waybis, had got changed to
"Rvan Sherman N. Y" On the arrival OF the baggage
IN NewYork the defendants posted note TO that ad
of course did reach Byron Sherman and
ten days later they warehoused the cottou MI Sher-
man being advised of the shipment went TO the railway
officials several times with the original shipping receipt
and described and demanded his property but could
baar nothing oft Judge Robinson says; Although fully
,rprtaed of plaintiffs ownership OF this cotton then
eher in their charge IN the warehouse where they
- s.ored IL the defendants' agents seem TO have
treated these applications with entire indifference
ID tnatfeption that entirely inexcusahle unless
%rev bsd acquitted Themselves OF all responsibility ~
the property after reasonable ana unava
Ing efforts TO discover the consgnee Ihe reteree upon
b edence adduced before hln hds round 20 tho CON
trsrv and in my opinion could not have properytcome
70 NV oher conclusion" He holds that the error OF the
,ev,ous carrier In no way excuses tue defendants from
e uty Of using reasonable care ana dlhgehce IN uhu
t" the cousgnee and that they failed IN that dty ana
arus the Judgment for the pianun gwen III the court
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

plaintiffs sued TO the amount overpaid TO and
By the bank
Judge Larremore holds that this IL distinguished
the in which cerhcaton OF bank checks
WAS involved and applies this rule Where one, Dy MS
act omssion induces another to part with MS prop
erty beyond power OF reclamation, he s estopped
from showing betw such an and himself thst
such action on his part was the result OF Ignorance or OF
fraud practiced upon him. or the two innocent parties
he Ia the who bear The loss" he therefore AZ
firms tue Judgment in favor OF defendant. Hamilton
Odell appeared the plaintiff; William Allen Butler
for defendant.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
srpREME COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES

WAsHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Ihe following is sum
mary he Untei states lprene Court to-day
No 33O-Mvri Games Joseph Fuentes 81 al appeal
Of LousnAMOl0n to dismiss sabmitd
no 62-John D. Crosby at NJ H. Buehsuan, late
Of the United Sties for 0
West4tp District o Ygnfhe argument Of h cause euied
h, Mr John A. Meredith Of cOuase Tor the Appellant
No 64-FreI ag executor &c appeal from tae Circuit
Cnr of the for the Bistsrn District Of NrgnaIle
,nt of ths by Mr D. Wise be
M pD n b Mr. NhoashbT VI counsel Tor he Yeee
a.. c,geuIei b Nj Use i1r de appellant
iG5-be Company sgt Malone:
fou' Crcu uued h,uIAU.u d.
Of this cause cmclccd b. Nj.
for Tnit 2ud lnncd BY
~ Jyhl u. McfD sAe deealant IN eE5OL
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
TUESDAY, Feb. 2--P. NJ

The ball movemen in stocks continues, and on
sales of 2l5 90 sharee The prices have advanced all
the way from to i! yer cent. Pacific Mail taking
the lead in the matfvr of advance. Il above last
nights closing price ",hilo Lake Shore, which ad-
vanced 10 75i. led - the amount Of business a.,
800 shares. Uni~l Pacific came next to
Lake Shore in [ ant OF sales. il.iO0 sh"-r5
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
A TWENTY YEARS, SENTENCE.

One of the heaviest sentences which the
Court of General Sessions power pass outside OF
life sentence. pronounced yesterday on william
Gill. who charged with robbery and convicted on
evidence that showed clearly that the night OF last
Christmas, Frank B. Sheppard assaulte by Gil
and three others on FrStaye., near FliNDlthst aAd
robbed Of $50 in money Recorder Hacket sent him 70
81 ato Prison Tor 20 years.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
ACCEPTORs OF RAISED DRAFTS SOMETIMES
RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR FACE.

In the case Of White and others against the
Continental National Bank the General Term oil the
Court OF Common Pleas. Judge Larremore giving the
opuion holds the acceptor OF raised draft Responsible
for its face under certain circumstances The plaintiffs
correspondent, Wrights Exchange Bank OF BunAio'
drew sight draft on them for 81 winch was rased 70
A. 7.o Itcame ~ H. NJ Horton Of Baltimore, who sent
81 70 BALDWIN Co. OF this city. who deposited 1t for col
lection in the Continental National Bank. 1t was pre-
ented 20 the plaintiffs Aug TO- 1862 who accepted II ana
maid il through the Leather Manufaeturers' Bank In
se,teuber White Co. sent on their monthly account
~ their correspondent who aid not discover the raised
draft until Oct 8. when they Informed the plainun'
,,-,ybii, the defendant hld credited Baldwin Co.
- b,d rentfed Iae ~ tneiF CORES -pondshi'
UiDt'n and .Ae money could not "a rcG.a4mei Tao
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Paul Ramm. charged with embezzling and open
in. letter address iOIeT iDk ~ No tJJ Bod"a "As Aei
Yesterday IN . 900 bail by CODHis,IOnor SAiedA
In the Court of General Sessions Yesterday. before
Recorder Hscetl Benlel o steaU robbery 'eu
tnc41 "A ,er, n the Pas vi Ham Smith attempt 81
burglary P-nl~uary O;to Oe~ad s'enpI 81 nirg
lss year Pls1tiry and Joha CaanJes eI4AA -
ssult y Jyrars ~ sac PusOa.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKEI
Ngw-YopK. Tuesday. Feb. 2. 1873.

NEw-YORK. Tuesday. Feb. = 1875.
There is nothing Of importance to note in
this market general condition remaining the same
as previously reported
Below we give the sales at Arch. JohnsOn's mart 70
day TArt-entu-st between Uuiversy place ana Fifth
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1s75.-TRIPLE SHEl

Motion to dismiss granted Of appeal notion Costello
Az DslsL
Motion doried. With $40 -Dsneausast Berlin
Order General Tern arms with osi1 the matter OF Aaron
Arnold
o. Gepsa and Of Special Term affirmed
With n the Philips to vaeaie asesSmsnt
Appeal dmissei with agt ekidmoe; Courtney
sgt Bsksr nurber agt Chambers
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
In city bank stocks, 10 shares Fourth National
sold at %. and 20 Bank Of Commerce 1T ll9.. The

Railroad bonds were active on aweu-distributed
business. The conspicuous feature however was
the Paeifcs. upward of 100000 being done at nd-
vancing figures the Union Paciics selling at ~ Ia
Ole for rsts % to 0Ss for land grants and 81 for
sinking funds. The following were the bids: