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THREE COMPANIES SUED.
The Reason why Ono OF Thew Thinks n is
Not Liable for an Accident.

Levi T.. Stevens and others sued the Now
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Conn
pany. the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad Company. and the Cleveland. Column
bus. Cincinnati and indianapolis Railroad Com
pany to recover 10000 damages for loss Of
goods shipped from this city to Cincinnati in
August. 1876. by the White line. which tho
plaintiffs say was a combination Of the three
roads named ns defendants. Judge Freedman
granted leave yesterday to the New York Gem
trral Companyto put in an amended answer.
rms answer admits an agreement between tho
three roads to transport goods between this city
nhu CINCINNATI IN ears painted white. the OHIO I
MinN 10 form fast freight line. known ~ the
Nhn" Line. BY the bills Of lading ne Their COM
rany WIS To he responsible Tor any loss or dam
age occnsionrd 10y fire while In transit or ut any
station. and that they were To be- Liable ~ wuro-
housrmon only while goods were NJ u station
hWaiilng delivery; also that neither of Tia" com
pnnics was to Toe responsible Tor loss occurring
when the goods wrr" not In the possession of
that particular company. Tho Goods were de-
stroyrd by fire after arrival ut Cincinnati aud
before such destruction II il claimed that duo
notice OF their arrival WIS given to the COM
signees and sufficient time had elapsed for the
latter to remove the goods.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
SHE or UaLtiBLE TROTTERS.
The Private stable Of the Late John F. Mar
shaIi-I.ow Prices Realized.

The valuable trotting stock of the late
John F. Marshall. we'll known ~ the proprietor
OF the Madison avenue stage line. was sold
under the hammer at his private stable. ll3
Yves, Tw"nty-fourth street between Sixth and
Seventh avenues. yesterday. by order Of Mr.
j $50 Marshall. administrator Of the estate
M"ssrs. Van Tassell K kcarney were the auc-
toneers. The sale was attended by many
prominent turfmen Of this vicinity. The prices
realized We're not high. but fair considering
the times The bay gcding George Miller that
cost ms owner $luOtD. twithsianding his
brilliant trOttng record Was sold to Mr.. Cam
mack at the very low price Of 81 $50. Following
II the list Of other horses sod. with purchasers
ani prices: Bay stallion. Henry Il. Paichen 10y
George NJ. Pltrhen. dam. Bla,k Bashaw.
record. 2:2s; Mr.. J. johnson Of Jersey City.
$40 Brown mar" Molly formerly Cuyahosal.
record, rs O. s. Marshall Of New York city.
tonlan. has lrottcd 10 wagon in ? SO on a half
mile track; Mr.. c. NJ Fry. New York. $500
Chestnut mare 10y Henry ID. Patchen, dam 10y
kysdyk's Hamhlrtonian. can trot in 2:3j; A.
Quinn. New York. $40. Gray grlding Ned.
pedigree lost. can beat 2:3O L. l.. Holman
New York. $40. Black Grlding. Biiiy. 10y Gem
oral Knox, dam, Drew mar" can bent 3.3O ;
VIM, French. New YORK, 5000. Black horse.
can beat minutes to road wagon W. II. Phil
lips, New York. $3.50. The famous bay geldng
Shark. 10y kysiyk's Hamhlctonian, dam. the
grand dam OF Dexter record. 2.21A was bid
- NJ IA" REQUEST Of his late owner Mr.. John +.
family and we'll taken care Of Tor the remainder
u his life.
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The House passed the Fertilization Ap-
preparation bill. which was yesterday consid-
er'i IN Committee Of tho Whole
Mr. Bliss Dem. ~ " introduced bin TO
establish an export bonded warehouse at the
port ol Sew York for manufactured tobacco.
Referred.
The bin for the erection OF public building
Of Kansas City. No. was reported aud passed.
iu4 "a
The hill appropriatine $3.50 900 for the cree
aan u fr"proof building Tor the National Mu-
scum WIS reported back and referred 10 tho
Committee Of the Whole
Tho speaker laid before the House message
from Mr. HAYES returning without his ap-
proyu the House hill authoriz NJ special
>rin ni the Cir ut Court Of the United States
'ortle southern District Of Mississippi. to be
1eil "a = rantln Mis-. on tie second Monday
40 March tn" nirssag" SAIL that there WIS
lo' -liii gent time To give MOTIF" 81 H." holding
r "a oh -p'ria term, and that the Government
.0ul not prepare for trial ~ said term. be-
A'l-'' o.. iun L. would b. avallahi" FOR that pur-
re, Ia" uli and message were rrlerrcd 10
Mn numt'"" on IA" judiciary.
a. "" n 'u-" fn"n w'ut into Committee Of the
W. 'i. ga iur u .il.r"noy ApproprHt. On bill.
pr. narilr m d.. Ohiul mad the floor in re-,
2N F. Mr Kelley speech of Yesterday. lie snii
.i' Nj. Kelley had spent forty mlnutD- pt his
inir lN irving 20 r'iutr an Incidental ailusion
nA'- G.rn il'-l former speech ~ the pros
' go t'.' Ns'ti'' 80 SO - " 90.
"' D." 'h' POM lusuiying M S'it"nrht
.' II3-pfiN "l 'hht year. IN lulihG me
llH lI" rNlNriS OF American ihluih'-
M N',, -rH'r luHn III any u'h"r p.f.ol "l
Sr' N"l numnr 81 IMMIGRANT WHO
'. WIS i''H" l"ins JSvOl murr IMAM inc
. H. Hi, ,uI NAV az pit,'nis hal bon
r, ,-' 'hJ 'e9rr; Eysn m me ,fen indus
S il.h me prolu ZION Of pig iron IN 1850
"nS ~ "" TONS l"iwp tons more tnen lnli
t'n n.,, 'n'h iiu3u"hi As !" mr. hrhy
WI Y' 'n., ,h' lI,1Rai-tnn"f Wt WhSr hlnpi,i
a. ''" IAN Mi, narn"li quoted lhadirus
~, As -lE'hs 'hal Il was meaSnr" OF ~
..f nl ~, .lnlc": quoted Mt f"ss"iil'n
~ - lhH IL WIS rhly temporary ppliry,
a, p.., ui.i' rlr"um3'.u 's 81 Overwhelming
HhI lu'l"d Mr, sumner ns sny!ns
rh,aI '" YOU against '"li ruihE n ills s'np.
ua"rS, ,"li,h iuu-l Ia" p'c"nr ~ daly bread.
'ii h''' ne h7h'rilpn VT krllrN puoth-
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The Conpany's Basis FOE IA Settlement with
the Governments.

BOSTON, March G.-The annual meeting OF
stockholders Of the Union Pacific Railroad was
held here to-day. The report for the year end
ing Dec. 81. 1877. shows that .O42 miles of road
are in operation; gross earnings for the year
tl2473203.s6; operating expenses. $5273-
42l 90; a decrease in gross earnings Of Sab
GJiSs ~ against las: year. The decrease in
passenger earnings was $7u7 rs as against
lnst year. The sales Of land 10y the road were
G9.Ol5 Nres. a decrease OF St. $50 a. compared
" "a thu previous year.
Inc follow ma directors were elected: Sidney
Dillon, DAVID bows. JAY Gould. and J. Richard
son. all of New YORK.; Elisha Atkins 1. q pnN-
ter, Frederick Nirkers,en. /. !. Amcs qni f.. II.
II. II. Porter oi Chicago. : H. H. Clark 81
Omaha: John sharp ~ salt Lake City: G. NJ.
Dodge. oi Council Bluffs and W. A. H. Love
land Of Colorado.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted acknowledging the
necessity 81 a sinking fund Ia provide for the
final payment of tn q lvrrnmont debt. and ny
press ing "A wilngu' - 10 anticipate the debit
upon any basis submitted by the Cow rnmrnt
that II not "A menace Ia tn" present or the future
PROSPERITY Of IN" road. They declare that the
company II not justified in accepting any sum
IN excess 81 On" million Of dollars ON yearly
payment 10 d sinking lund. 81 ID sum to include
AZ Claims, nnnuil or nih.rwise. now mad" 10y
thr Government. aud IN" Buurl 81 Directors is
advised not 90 ar"it any settlement that fixes a
sum IN rNr"s- Of tbs amount. The directors
ar" r'pu st"'i tn establish u volunteer sink
luna that VIII ultimately UruNld" Tor the princI-
pal and interest nt the Government debt semi
annual contribution, To- Il not 10 exceed one
million dollars. Somcuf tine -in .khod.rs d.
ciarrd that ih" acton ot TIA" Government IN
lis dealings with I'll" company for the last two
years WIZ unlust and Unreasonable and that
while the company had carried out their con-
tract with tn" Government the latter had failed
to keep equally good tatn with the road.
At a sui srpu'nt meeting of the directors OF
I'll" company. "a" report was referred to the
Finanr. Committee. with Instructions to pre-
pare plan Tor Il sinking fund.
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THn rtcIiIc Rtr1wir hoBBr.


WASHINGTON. March 6.-The Union Pa
cihc and ntral Pacific lobby will now make a
d sp"ratc effort to prevent the bill reported Ivy
the Senate Judiciary Committee from passing.
Could and Huntington do not expect 10 puss
their own measure and Will b. satisfied II they
can defeat Thurman's. Their first cllort will he
to antaeonize il with bill which Is to no re-
ported from the ScrHtc Commitiec on Pacin,
Railroads. Tho majority Of this committee arc
the creatures either u Gould or Huntington.
and the measure they report will he dictated hv
the attorneys II these two corporations when
the nate comes to consider the bill reported
Nv tn Judiciary Committee the rcininors Of
Gould md Huntington on the floor OF the sem
ate will cndcavor 10 amend il by substituting
the principal features of the bin that ~ to come
from thc racin' Railroads Committee. This
plan of il-;htins tn judiciary Committoc's hill
T. indicated by one oi JAY Gonld's newspapers
lut'.y established IA Washington. II says. tins
morning. oi Humans bill:
'.,s,d on i.grmna'ns q, res ord he nn
romn.'tc have TN which tn, will .unmt iva icw
two Will form basis w cpmiromisc.
What Gould and Huntington expect To do in
the House is not yet mad" clear. They had
hoped that nothing would be- done there. and
that they could cnnilnc the fight to the senate
whrrs. If they could do no better they might
talk Thurman's hill to death. The resolution
introduced in the House yesterday hv Mr. Naish
Goulds lobby. Tho Maish resolution goes u
the very marrow of the question At issue he
tween the ruiirOad companies and the Govern
mcnt, ami proposes u practical remedy. Ii IS
as follows:
hhei"i The Union racihc and Central Pacific Railroad
toWrunit- owe tlc United States S1~tssfHnuf a,crlrd
Interest VA bonds. rtarinio,d iy the rm,d States. and
whereas SAID e"mane- tarnin- very lAr-t and
anu hhNc h'tn iu large art consumed hN dividends de-.
ctici upon TIE capital stock OF sud compauic issued iu
Notation ui The charters 90 ,sd cumpaucs therefore
hp 20
R--sr. That the Judiciary Committee rcror, whether
or NOT It's itcnt stlh lHw
prohibit hereafter the payment any dividends uuutt
sud stock unu The amount Ot their Indebtedness to the
United states l. Nqnldated
THIS resolution will cnalle the judiciary
toWnttr" a. report not only the SENATE bill II
they choose 80 To- do hut n they deem II rNpe-
di"nt th"y can report Joint resolution simply
prohibiting the railroad companies from De-
clarng AMI paying any dividends So hong ~
They are indebted 10 the United States for a.
cru"d interest on the guaranteed bonds AMI
providing penalty for violation ~ the PROFIT
Iltun. such "A Joint res 1lution viii pass the
House hy a worry large majority. and. advocated
hy senators Thurman. Eluuuds. Christianrv
Conkling, Howe. and Davis OF Illinois. IT will
pass the Senate also.
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BLACK ON Saturday. March = after a short illnesa
MARY Nrslifi. wiic ~ james Black
Relatives ani friends OF the family invited 10 ate nd
The unera services IN THURSDAY moun- March = at ~
O'Clock. At her late residence. 81 East tAtu T.
Itls r. duostri that NJ fpwers Ice sent
KENNEDY Ann Maria, widow ct the late Thomas
Kennedy, u her Tsih year
Funeral from her late residence, 100 Rntedge St.
Bruuklvn. u on THURSDAY nt2 T. VI
MCMAHON ON Monday Marrh {. Marsarut McMahon
the beloved wa. ui fmhp VI VI hon. aged ~ wears.
Relatives AMI friends and th1c OF her late suu. Major
Philp Mahon. are requested Co attend the funeral
from her ln sidrucr Ia East 4,th = To the Church
Of - Rnniacc I,h II and ri av. Thursday uiug
AT 10 O'clock where Solemn high Will lee Oh, red
tor III, repOs ui her soul AMI thence To Calvary Gene
terry
ROSS In Jersey CITY. on March 4 at his late r. ST.
drr"t. - Nth II. Thomas Ross, aged - years
Re- HuVs and friends the family are invited 10 At
tend MS funeral on THURSDAY March Z Al 81 O'Clock
the Centenary l. Church, lavonia av Jersey civ.
Wli ofF-N fmtlands, March o. John Wyckon Ia
tio 51th year at his age
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited e. att nd
the uncra from his late rosldence saturday March
% at O'Clock =. VI
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS Nos. 81. 81. 80.
81 -. ~ a. ~ ~ lH l'u 1913 ld2 ia lHl ~ 2iA
~ 2s2. ~. 2i 2s .i~ ri 20 25d a57 The special
chN hddr ui assessment cases J. also Ia be called
SulmHE CUuRt-titNfRAL 1tRN Nos ~ ~ 1877 I3a
10 al ltl 800 iil, 49, 1888 i5n 49, iNl ~ ~ - M
l6s, lGn i'll. ~ ~ ''
StfmHE touRr-SrrciAL TtRN Nos 1913 lG2 lG3 10
10 h3 ll -' n2 2ni 2l2 l61. 2lf. 2lG 2ls 2ln ~
~ ~ 81 I, 80 ~ 9a s5i 2J1. 2i6 2a7 $40 500 I26
- ~ Hii - ~, lHi
%, srri1SSh ogETasn'rm Part l-No. 70, L ~. lni
ti., 1865 liI. .iss lidi. lrG 1907 l3d- llu9 100
ll7l AZ rhl II No, ~ irA .d7l 1863 2sil 1853
-. lt'' 90 100. iisI -, ~. ml im3 iisi
.s 1li ~ @ti~ mo-. 5'i'. sp2 i2-1 i.uo SIS - T.
1913, lt,d 1912 ma He2, lan iloO "a 2pSi ai-3
Ssa lpti u5l, lia+ l4il. lfi2 liiI. lI11 2li3 ms
i7d ii'd, ii71 las, ii79 iiSu. lisi isss 1883 liS.
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JAY 0OtLD IN WIsHINGTON.
snubbed by senator Mcdonald His broken
Promise to "A Woman.

WASHINGTON, March st il Judge Thur
man intention. at an cary day. 10 press the
CHE Railroad 10 give th" Govcrnm"nt good
security for It's indrli dncs-. Under Tn"
ruling Of the Supromr Court the interest = not
due until the maturity ~ the bonds. when
tins time comes il II folly to suplo7e thai the
Government Will ever renil2' the enormous
sum that II bee due at that period. for the rra-
son TINT the accumulated interest and amount
Of prn 'pal Will ag.r 'gat. mu ID larger sum
VA. TN n'IL r''5 az r. nr"i"'r,,ns are
after having had the rs" OF tho rund and us i'm
mons" Ir'its for y'ais would throw up the
roai - ilr Government rather than pay their
jay Could Is understood 70 be close pressed
in cnrfying the stock II this rond and he is
here Watching very closely any legislation look
ing toward forcing the road 10 pay liz dues to
the Goyornm"nt Any such result would un
doubleday d"press tn" stock and ossibly prove
his ruin. H. huS been n successful operator
with the Legislature Al Albany. and he has
transferred his Albany tactics here. His mode
Is To come directly 10 his men. and employ no
senator McD0nall. who is a member Of the
ton On tho subject Tho Union Pacific is pend
ing went 10 his room the other day, and he DIS
covered n little man In black curlod mp in his
most conlforialln ensy chair before the open
graft" The hur. keen. blar -whisk're'i. dark-
lv auirrd visitor nrps" with "a nOnrhhlnnt air
when SENATOR Mcdonald entered. and SAID:
lnu gre Senator McDonad presumeW
NV name IL jay Gould OF New York" said
"Ah" Was the reply
You are "a member ~ the Senate Judiciary
Committee. are You not p
Il am said Mcdonald.
Il have very l,HNy interests Iruling before
your conmil"r' smd Gould. with great en-
phuei- upon 'he word heavy.' And then with
il sinister grim he it.ded; " | have come To see
you al~,ut them. slowly and cnrefuly rmpnH-
Sang Tire word ~rc. ~ he looked MrDonlld
straight n the fr'" Gnuld's manner put NJ,
Douul9 upon hie guar, u once. lie arose and
said in a iigidN odd tone OF voice, Mr.
HYn|d. Won oann9 -eo"r talk io m" upon the
SUBJECT Oi Union pdril' interests except in the
Judiciary COMMITTEES room and before the COM
mlttH',
Gould lau-hel in reply in q sort d contempt
nous WAY, us If h" Ind no alth IN MrDonalt's
prolo~tutlons. nnl h"gun in a wnrcdling way.
after the fashion ~ thrNld gentleman in hhtrk.
to talk about his iuierosts. how much they were.
and what great sums wcr" involved, when No
Donald put an end to tho conversation 10y put
ting ON hi- hat ana coat rs he said. Mr.. Gould.
am going out of tins room ] shall not listen
to YOU, and mink YOU had better 20. too" This
ended the conversation, a. Gould saw that No
Donald was in earnest
Six dress shirts TO measure. ~ four-ply linen
collars ~ gidnl understands drawers low rlfs j W
Grand il7 9th 10Th t.iig
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The following were the sr N. closing SIM pf,s,.

State bond. were neglected Railroad securities how
ever ruled GENERALLY strong and active The principal
TRANSACTIONS wtr, iunws Milwaukee and - Paul
Cnusuida' sinking tund. ~ Chicago and Northwest
eru1s. lu7's Lake Shur. ~. coupon. -il, Lake
Shofr 2t. con So, Nnrfh Missouri lst- lrs. Ohln
and Mis- consolidated, '-ies'i' Central racnc gold
bonds. lts facinc RAN oai Missuuri i~ts 49,. Pa
enc OF Missouri 2is $50 - Iuuis Iron Mountain
lsis 10 Alton and Icrrc naute ~. prelcrrod, 80
Toledo AMI wabash lists cuul ON, lp' Canada Suu4
tfn 'mWr 81 - New YORK Elevated Railroad
,'i, "a, NV Jersey Central l,t-. new. llp',;
" Jof~N central lst con. Ca lahi-h and " con,
-. 49, An Dock and In 60 = "a. and ST +
! amt iiN - II and 81 10 =, con. So. Enr. Ai
inult.a-r, lni. LAKE shore con. 1T coupon llui.
'euiralns ~ 100, Central farnc lst mo tgtg,. san
Joaquin branch ~, Central fa,inc 1T MORTGAGE Cat
nnI nirr"n tian,h - 4. T. 1t mortgage. l,sii
l = .hkius iuni. ~ 'aiH'. Iul aud wabash 1T mort
gag" - l."hs DIVISION, matuttd coupon TtAs chic
AM NorthMrstcrn con, coupon gud bonds Nhia CirNc
ami litt~ itN mortgage IuhA, & 4 gold bonds ltbi,
+ income \" ~, y; bur G and 1T, 81. ". T
coupon. 100 lt~, An and Su, IDS gd,.
In' "i"nls. hishest, lowest And l.. NJ. closing prices
VI . alAA ~ 49,.
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TIL. Downfall of hornes Grr.ls,,. New.p.r.r.


jay Gould i "A millionaire Of New York
power IN Wall street He thought II would he
me-" thlng tp control great news luprr-ihat
it would be- handy To use IN buling or bearing
stocks. according ns he might hc long or
" short on tho market. So. after Horace Gree
lrys death. Mr.. Gould bought u controlling in
tercst 81 shares ont OF 100 in the Ae'r lprk
1ribme. Those shares cost MIR. Gould $1,000
cach-sjlO.OOO for the 81 shares.
The Investment has not proved profitable
one for Mr.. Gould. and II has Dlightod the Tib-
me most sho 'kingly. Quite Recently there was
II sale in New York of the estate of n deceased
person, and among the other property were
some shares of IitLuitF stOr X. Thry were sold
for something less than 1900 per share. II Mr..
Goulds 81 shares were placed on the market
now they would yield him $4,000. Just $4y9. 800
less than they cost.
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Ann SEMENT NOTES.

Miss Georrana snthson. n popular English vocalist
Will shortly appear Al Tony Pastors Theatre.
Col sun, Proprietor OF the N,w Park Theatre Brook.
Ism. has hrnu-ht cut this than any
other metropolitan manager Louise foneruy Is Tue
latest attraction
Mr. John T. owens aud MIR Clarke two of tho
most eminent American comedians. commence cu.Hrr.
mVnis hare u, ~ Wtrh Nj ONVn.s season at the
sht Nhnefi
Miss Marie Z. Booth, niece Of Edwin Booth
ami graldHutrl u the first great actor that NAME
Viii make h,r Sew Nolk rhut with Mi J. : Clarke al
the fiuh avenue Theatre on Situfdd, evening The
nAnumaueh VIII h, played lVr The last ume al the
Inc, On saturday
The change IN the music Of the apothcosis scene in
" Uncle Tom Cabin has been made. 40 Mr. Tuukrr de.
clares NJ the request o the ruuntess clogNmen vino
pack that Lieatrr. Hitherto the we'll Annw las mn
Nearer ny God. 10 Thee, VhHnlcd IN ruuiuln
chords Now landels Angels ever bright and fnlr' -
turned Into chorus the only SURPRISING tim. about
TN. l. that Mr. looAtr needed any adNice regard u the
religious prophetic, at the drama.
MIR \ n Mills. the pianist goes to Europe Mr. \.
pausun. the Amcneal pianist, sticks To the lunatc asy-
lun.
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IMpRorING rHE tziR's C4pIrAL.
An American Company Contracts to Dig -
Canal at NJ. Petersburg.

The Morris Cummings Dredging Company
OF this cay has contracted 10 build Tor the Russian
eriun.nt ship canal through the lagoon between II
Petersburg and 'rOnstadt rhe canal l. To- be ten miles
lon. 80 feet wide, and 20 feet deep THIS company has
deposited IN 81 Petersburg s21Vn In gol guaranty
NJ pnui tsth aud hns sent It's superintendent Mr. IL
HAYDEN To ST. Petersburg Ia begin the cnnstruc the
machinery. IN order to he able IN open work oct
The work - tn Ice rumnl,tvd IN l~Si
In addition tu Tie canal. there J. o. he n commercial
port near - Petersburg. ami from this point railroad
and parallel canal M, 10 he extended asir ~ the Nr,a
lntr ctin- all the iiuNrrnmtnt lines WIN
Petersburg 10 the southern portion o the empire thus
creating "a perfect system al internal communication.
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fRRFED.

RACUFM-BARRETT on March T. hv the Rev 10
hanncs ocri"l OF ellen Cove, l. | Rudolph Bach'm,
lr ~ TIN. city. Ia Kat A daughter OF the late Robe
Barrett ut savannah. Ga.
tANr-CuRTls At stamford Conn on Tuesday
Marsh 3. by the Rev. X 4 u Vail. william : Camp ~
New York city TO Annie ED, t daughter OF Edward b.
Curtis. Esq Of stamford
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT stockton. MI on Feb.
"a 10y the Rev Or. Conway. Wilbur Huntington Of New
York To sara X. daughter of Hiram ana Amy A. Manden
OF Stoc ktnr
kJITNER-SiEGEL- ON March a. at Chryste Street
Synags bN the Rev Cohn, John Kuttner 10 Rachel
sicscl. both Of this city.
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The number of tickets in tho Louisiana
state Lottery assigned to this city is limited and
their sale for the March drawing will close at
sharp O'Clock ON the day Of the drawing Tues
day. the 18th inst.
heretofore the tickets have always fallen short
of the demhnd.-Ar.
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Arriv ed-W psisp,Y March O.
IS Wisconsin. Forsyth, Liserpoo Feb - and Queens
own 2ith
:. city 81 Atlanta Woodhull charlie ton
r. Hudson. tiilcr. Nfv Orleans
:. NurlHn CIV. Reed. sew orleans
- kcu"'artnr. Jones. NIhninsfnn \ c.
- Niuiicatur. Eofrr-. Fhiiairlihia
- Ailriuurr. GIhhs i.rWes. Dbl
ship Grand' u >inliah.r. Calcutta
~hp hdrlr. luit-. Nick' ~ nnhurg
shin Hamilton Fish NnrHut r. IiVrrvnnl
Bark Fhonl Mcdonald. sihirs DOonncs
B1fk RHlu-. rriersHn. Antwerp
Bark Bals, lc.. Anderson. t,rtuistidt
BARK Dur Fratliin. FcrrArn. Falmouth, Eng.
Bark l.ui-l. An,aldu. Icwr,.
HArk lthurul. tiluc-f %. N4-p
Bark Teresinn. Romero Trfuani
BARK kur kNuud. Kurclttrl. silluih.
Bark A.ina. pts-cu. HtNrc.
Bark Lady InuIsd. clark. SINGAPORE.
BARR a. q stanford. stlrltI. Ii,i,in.
bark Annie McNHru Iea,itt Liverpool.
Bark DiggrN. Olsen. Bristol
BARK ANGELA Arcamc. Brando. Bristol.
Bark Gulmrc. Ilu~ehy" Bordeaux
barn Adolf. Buck Gilman. Bremen.
Bfl- sophia Cook. Dunn. Dublin.
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Brig ArIta. Gurgiulo Alexandria.
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Rude and YIuorou. Health

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