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FRIDAY, Jan. 4--Another day OF unusual
activity on the Stock Exchange must be noted
the sales footing up the extraordinary aggrc-
gate of $50 900 shares. OF which 1874 GOO before ~
NJ. The opening was almost uniformly buoy
ant. Eric took the lead, with an advance Of
for preferred and =. for common. and sales Of
$4,000 shares but preferred lost Ia Of the adj
vance. Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
led tho market in point Of activity. the sales
aggregaiing 77lO0 shares. but nurtuated q
cent. and closed = higher. while tho advance
in Delaware and Hudson was almost wholly
lost Northwestern was ilrmer tho common
advancing = aud receding .. with sales Of
~ 800 shares: preferred did not 20 aboyo
recovery II .. Wit. .alcs u 2aO share. 81 Paul
S aasso s@'S S AZ. ' S s% e are" :, '9s s
p rssrf d vs. but if.cnon d,arrr sid csmIeAvy
shorc ngain took yadns rg,uon for acuy.ty ad auc
=" q IN Ky srn o, i, a' 'N =, WIN
seuye the ,ales sSsresstns = a ,r aD tere
Was further advanee OF l. but was net maintained at
the close s. Louis kansas aud northern preferred ad
yanccd 80. with great activity, rceding only Z.
Win sales ~ is 10 sbsrs sS aIu ,nSsnnaS,t
advanced "a and rec,ded fort Mayne advanced
and s barely s ady " and Es% snd
Central adj aGesd by closed HAT Western Union and
closed irregular, with seyensh tone.
currency SSs' ' sosca nSa @ .s
do res, LIE, lU' AZ coupon; ISL iUst; a,
coupon, wv. lps lhH coupon, lNo, do registered,
no g. 1851 rsgst, red. 1857. 800 coupon 1857 iuii,
sE'. s ST; mi N T g. ssa S S 10 ag
Tennessee ~ old '5i taso% Lonisiana consu. 64,
advance q Dl.tr tN,lumhia sos ada ahcrd H. -
Railroad bands were active, aud some speculative IS.
Ss@s ' SnS d. 1"T' SaS 4 rSq cq%,'st
ina. aud ID nN.r and Rio dranie hrst, 49, NJ -
hut canada southern nrst euarautred drclurd to 49,
metropolitan El.Natd urst was actye At s-'. ei~ti,
c4"-iis ateHs, NrN I'rsey central 1rst cons, ilat,d
assenitd sud at 1teau AMI l. hIeh and sharrc
asrntcd AZ ~ down ~ a. oter sales raced ZEN.
var lIf SON
coup - = liii 10 htr m art duulun rs. N tunhtl
hUn - iu'eih -. hsAl '"'. % fort NaNh" tnri ia,
ksk Island tS, INA advance. itiun faptng urst
lu1's G, G., & ash Indianapolis tunsUts. ptts The
Clos va. nrm prime inNt ttucni bonds but ire sulAr
Tor up, culatNe issue.
IA stocks Wcr' very quiet Money was active a. %
~ cent On call, with some business tarly ~ a.,
Sierlnr cNcun-c az in lower. prime tliay blls - -
o. - a Hui demand hill. fl-7s. - $50
III utN goods nptr ed The pact wee we're valued 40
sltf-'~, ANA u an uiratuu ut tAt lnir0ytWtut 81
trade mat ~ goods market ted were Sltuliu excess OF
tie Imports
The following will show the range Of prices paid and
closing -,
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clPE BLAIR'S ALLEGED BIoAMY.
What he Says OF the Woman In the Case-Mr-.
Blnlr's lie .otIon.

Capt. Thomas Blair Of the Fifteenth Uni
ted States Infantry ia undergoing solitary con-
ilnement in n commodous apartment over tho
magazine n Fort Columbus. Gpycrnor's Island.
sentinel slowly PAGES TO and fro in the pas
sagoway adjoining Every morning the wife OF
the imprisoned officer visits her husband. She
was formerly the wife Of Gen. Gordon Granger.
in whose command Capt. Blair served at one
time. She fccls kcenly the unfortunate position
OF her present husband. who Is accused Of big
amy and forgery. No answer has been received
from the War Department in reference TO Capt.
Bars request for leave OF absence 10 visit
Scotland. In its place there has como an order
cnnvening a court martial. to he held in Fort
Columbus. on Feb 3. or NJ soon thereafter as
practicable. Tor the trial 81 Capt. Blair.
Gen hancc,k and Cart Ward. the post com
sltion may be made for the prisoner by the
Governor Of Kentucky. Should there be one he
once The charge Of forgery. Gen. Hancock
said. II would be hard 10 establish in n civil
court. The document sent TO Mrs. Nichols Of
Glasgow, who alleges that she II tho wife ol
charge from the United States army. was signed
by nnmo unknown TO tho War Department
In military tribunal, however. the mere fact
ot the attempt at dcrtpt9n would sustain the
general charge OF conduct unbecoming an
Since his Imprisonment Capt Blair has mado
n partial explanation 10 his brother officers In
that ~ hgamy. IL II. that IN early life he as
sumed intimate relations with Scotch woman
living in Edinburgh Several children were
born a. them. lie supported these ms we'll rs
he could for long time. Being DESTROYS If
pushing his fortunes. ho came To- America and
enlisted IN the army As n priNat" soldier his
Income was snail and ms the woman was no,
lrgilly his wife. he crHsci paying any attention
10 the family he had Aband lned In Scotland
This explanation has seemed To lower Capt.
Blair in tho estimation Of his comrades. who
had preyi ously believed him innocent ~ the
charges. They say he has not won his way up
from the ranks by his bravery rs has been
alleged. He enlisted IN 1867. aud has consc-
quently never been before the enemy. By good
fortune and influence no has been promoted
over the heads OF those who served with dis
tinction during the war and among the In
dians on the plains.
Capt. Blair is trying 10 obtain the services OF
q lawyer well informed on military iurisuru-
denee. II II snid also, that several prominent
lawyers from Louisville. Kentucky. are coming
here 10 look after the Interests ~ the widow II
Gen. Gordon Granger tho present Mrs. Blair
who Is member Of well-known Kentucky
family,
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Tho trot announced for Fleetwood Park yes
trday tor horses that have never bcncu2 49, to sleghs
was postponed, hut impromptu match for $50, mile
heats best TWO IN three 10 slcghs, WAS trotcd between
VIM whGnson'- bay geding Happy Tom and Frank
Crnwfori's sorrel mare Faithful Happy Tom the
nrst and third heats IA % and a. Faithful won the
second heat m o.
There was also an exciting trial o. speed IN st Ncho
las avenue YESTERDAY. between Phillip Milhgaus hay
team Of Handle tumans and rhos Jones' gray gcldins
Palmer BOY. II won hy the team The great sleigh
ihce of the season was rocd m ~ Nicholas avenue ON
Wednesday evening, IN the plCsuce ~ many wall stree
brokers and merchants Mr. David houuvr aud trs ma
were hclind lhc sorrl grldiug sprrhig, aud Mr. A. B
Parker drove hs baN four old colt Dan Anuns the
Interested spectators of tic ut was the broker George
Is Arv who hrst detected the early promise of Dexter
AMI ~tlrto and brought them out ON Inc turf Mr Bon
ner came IN ahead, amid much cheering. Mr., Parker
admitted that lac had been rluAlely beaten.
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ADAMs-In wo.Jiani. Yolo County, cal Jan o, Pcsgy
BoYLGN.-ttier late Te.iiSncs' :, W,i'et st. Bridget
Boyliu WIDOW OF the tate Peter Boyan the niush u
lendcrnsge, County Monaghan ireland, in tile 53d year
Rcayc. and friends are invited to tend the iuneraI
M,n az PIac, o. S1ia' MaTmn, 49, - lock
solemn rsqu M mass " II be offered at O'Clock sharp
DUNE John tic beloved Ut Peter and Mary
nnnne viii be- buried from the residence ol his parents,
The friends Of the family and members of Typogrephi-
sa mon No. are rSseuuily requested to attend on
D0BBiNs-In Erir Pa Jan - Mrs Capt Dobbins,
aged 100 ,rHrs Sire was acquainted with Commodore
FikaEIi.@Sirs Ann Fsrich WIDOW Of the late Burne,
f9sIfsl., "a the syn year OF hct age
ts iunrra from n,r ls e'deucv, 40 East 18Th 81 on
folliNG-ln Derche.'cr Mas, jan L, Harriet Phil
hAAI-ln Cincinnati, OHIO, jan ~. Mrs. saran HyaA
better kuowngs Aunt sally sad 10 be 10 year, old.
,,nAREls,o Thurs lay, Jan. - Mary, wife Of John
lunefa on sunday. Jan ~. at = =. NJ, from her latS
.,hrLL-ln Prevalence R L. Jan -. Daniel HUI in
IN u' uh year The week Leirc he died r assisted III
a. sin- Wen upn ~, place. and over eHrgiei hinself
MAfllER Al south Norwals. conn. Jan. a. 1879,
MELtIIiE -On he 70 Z in.t Michael ! Melville VI
N1wmAf Act, County Clee' Ireland. IN h' 31th year
from NJ lat 3';ience lla Ea,, it st, SUNDAY 2ii
roiftR.--l cran,ton R L Jan ~ Mr.; Mercy Potter,
"Eh"E y IN IN & I" tT IN yer o. 3gT Hg9
Rec-,, aRci amo, % wears Ilc wa ra6cr o twcn.
b,rs and the Youngest "a years obi lis arst wi,o
~ the children were twin. lie wts soldier iu tho
49, n , , i5 IN ne i h',p Sf Shaw sr
JAN ' NJ is7o Io,n s,,,. .e,oo, SD, q,
Has1 49,, ,c. .'u I s 81 D"i''I NC
, Funeral rom his parenb residence % YORK. It, ati
yRtELiSD-on FRIDAY morning Margaret. wife oi
Richard ircelaua, a-cd sa YEAR,
ne s;l6, AT ar NJ, B,rsen FONT plank road, Green.
WFi,,iiFRS Len Rr,olt,, nj, F,iSs, Ian 81 n, ht.
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Runaw Girl. from Bo.ton.

Superintendent Walling received despatch
from the Boston Chief at Police yesterday asking him
Co arrest Lillian Reed and Annie Maxwell runaways
from Institution for omen. supposed to be guilty Of
robbery. who had taken the Providence boat for New
York Oicers OF the Liberty street station stopped the
runaways who under - years u age, they
about a. land Their costume othcrW plain was con.
thar they wore amt II Is believed that ho.e articles
stolen by them The words in the despatch Watch the
Providence boat. save rise 10 the rumur that u
icWrlry aud not clothing that had been stolen In the
rnmhs Police Court they TVmandvd TO await the
uNai of Hotun detective. They said that hing out Of
work. they entered acouNrut about The life
however became munntoaous to them that theN de-
termued "a away They were aided In their escape
by D uds and tile ARTICLES that teA accused VI se al
ing were given 20 them by their companions
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MTNGINS-Ii1T,tA--OnT hnrsdav. Oct g. 1873 bv tho
Rev nrorfc II. HepWorth. Earnest A Migns 10 susie
NJ daughter Of Wan. lIi Of Mcuchen. n j.
PIfILfPS-DHAR In Cnvington. XIV, Jan -. nv
the Rev. DR. } Wurrall NJ Chicago Chas 4. Philips
and Miss Susie Olfara daughter Judge James lara
The bride WAS arraNe IN superb culurrd brpcado
satin. trimmings II Nacucicuncs lar-. the traditional
Welt 81 white orange locust and hon blossoms large soi-
iairc diamond. ear Jewels and brilliant diamuni cross
u was an cNquisly suited 90 the ar fashion Of
her ls rsonll beauty. The hrirsmHd. all dresses
Of white cashmere and satin wtI wells II white and
naiueuts Ui crimson nowrTs and white buds
SMIllt-kiNMONflI.-I In Hamilton. y Y on Tuesday,
Jan u. hy thg Rev W Brook. u ID assisted hy tho
Rev n. 4 Smith, Mss Auut MoLrrict knWouh, daugh
Ter 81 the lat David VI Mnmeutli OF Boston. Mass. and
Edwin iayctD Smith. ". H., ct Newark y. j.
WALkER-BAht oCk -On thursday Jan. -. 1879. by
the Rev. Brady T.. RAckus. Dr. Vim. Walltcc Walker to
Mr. jest. l. Bahcork all Of New YORK citv
NiLSoN-S1NLES.-O Wcduc sday. Jan % 1879. at
The residence of me brides parents ~ 1th Bropslyn
by the R.y. : rycott u Mss Ella stylcs daughter
lin Wilson of Philadelphia. Pa.
WHITNEY - BkuWN-In BROOKLYN. wcdne day.
Jan 3. az tht residence ui the brides mother by tho
Ecv llWh Smith Carpenter. Cha' s. whitney 10 Minnie
o., daughter oi the late j. 5 Brown.
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LAUGHTER IN THE House
The Claim OF "a Soldier who Lost his Trousers
and his HIanket.

WASHINGTON Jan. 2i.-The House went
into Committee Of the Whole on the private
calendar Almost all tho war claim bills were
objected TO by Mr. Bragg dem. Wis.,. One Of
the bills created much amusement. 1t was for
the relief OF a private soldier who had lost his
trousers and blanket by a flro at Aiken. 3. c.
Tho report tmade by Mr.. McCook Of New York;
was OF burlesque character. 1t assumed that
no one was to blame and that Hines the
soldier was lying down in his tent enjoying
needed repose after days labor in asserting
and maintaining the soYereigntyof the general
Government. II IL true tho report coutinuesl
refer to the general and careless use OF the pipe
10y our weary warriors, and others have at
tempted to account for the catastrophe by call
ing attention 10 the dangerous habit Of soldiers
carrying matches in their trouser pockets. Both
Of these theories although plausible. are re-
VcstgHtion they are OF the opinion that the fire
originated in some unaccountable manner.
The report goes on 10 say that n grntutOus
issue of trousers ana blanket hnd been made TO
Hines. and that that was fatal mistake. His
commanding officer. unwilling that Hines
serless. had made proper haste To- rehnbihate
him and that gratuitous. Unauthorized issLe OF
clothing had given risu to the dlnlculty-the
matter having been finally retarred To Congress
10y the Secretary OF War. Tho report closes
with an ironical commendatiOn OF the War De-
guards The thoughtless, II snys may call
il red tame or circumlocution. but without il
Hines would he in undlsputed possession Of n
pair Of trousers and u blanket 10 which he
would have no legal title.'
All objections to the passage OF the bill were
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AFTER FIVE TRIALS.
Why, In all Probability. the Case will Now
Disappear frou the Courts.

Tho old and musty suit about q marble
mantel. that has been pending in the Marine
Court so long has this week been brought to a
probable termination. The Pcnrhyn Slate
Company against Meyer has had five trials. and
been carried MP on appeal three times. Once
there was disagreement. there were threc ro-
versals OF judgments. and now. after n fifth
trial befOro Judge Alker and Jury. thero ia
verdict in favor Of the plaintiff from which
probably no appeal will be taken. because there
Is now nothing left that is worth further ltiga-
ton. The defendant and his wife arc both
dead. and the estate ia insolvent. Tho plaintiff
Inns therefore got only tho satisfaction and
honor Of judgment which ia not cQlleclahlc.
Mr. Meyer had house in onc OF tho pleasant
villages on IN" Hudson. and there tho Prnrhyn
Slate Company Put upu marble mnntel which
he had ordered 10y sample. The mnntel did not
please him because he thought he saw a spot on
N. II was impossible for him and the plaintiff
TO com" to satisfactory understanding. and
suit was brought. The amount sued for WIS
less than 5000. but years have passed since tho
litigation WINS commenced. and tho accumu-
lated costs alone amount now 10 nearly four
IN" controversy. On these trials legal errors
were committed that caused hcappcllHte courts
to.orler reycrsals ~ the judgments.
Two or three months ngo the cuse received its
fourth trial before Judge Sirnott. Tho Jury re-
turned q verdict for the plaintiff. hut there WINS
n understanding about the interest The
plaintiffs counsel snid that he WIS willing 10
waiyo the interest. but the Judge set the verdict
aside.
Tho NTH trial has been 50 carefully tried that
perhaps no legal flaw may he found in IL; but
there Is SONY n bankrupt estate to answer to the
succrssful plaintiff
Tho officers OF tho Penrhyn slate Company
say that they think II well to keep out of law
suits gs much rs possible.
Tho house contain mr. the marble mnntcl has
been sold, and q stranger Is the owner Of tho
slab for which tho Penrhyn Slate Company has
never been paid.
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FRIDAY Jan. 24.--FLoUK AND MrAL-Thcre
was NO ne" ir9nfr u ,nt u.ui mann Wt'' m, T'lc
hyur and corn me". quiet b9'A NV neat no.r ranE We
s9,s T SSS'I ,piil * aid XXX " isss * 49, 49,
winter shipping cNtra-, SAN"st. iil NJ AMI NIX.
PING extras. ~ ,s9slsi, southern bahers' aud smiy
brands, - 5000 ~ etn slpWug extras, Slsfioh
rye neur .nprrone y 7lsssl9 Corn mcai-Ncsttrn
Sn'si dSsr eiid D.: @sis5 WHEAT ICED : ioa
CorroN-sr POTS steady. ,lics Ilia bales; uiddhns up
lands, 100 Futures higher but clu~'d dat At . sc
es5c Tor Alrl lO0lc, Tor MAY. and ~ lJc. Tor June
sales 6i7vO bales Receipts Al he port this day, 3ao
rHqysloss-ro.k 9pcned more steady but closed lower
and dul sats @nlhls within inc range Of se,rS 80 r'
livery, Bacon steady ana consequently quicL long aud
Mer. Ss"T quoted hcs 20 cay n'ai, Gnl,, sac,
salnd shoulders $40 Lad was qwoi, aud UNCHANGED
en- ih' ,l1t sll,s tao to, lrn' WI. "''' ~" 'liy
H47' s"o co. March, 63a*t4ac Aunt od2i sso god f;
sts 80 a., lor tle Coul,ut on pti,lp terms, quoted
w. Dressed hos qW,i aud steady nj +.8Htc Tor
larry acuYe AMI steady Cheese quiet ,Nccpt uc
lnMgr grade which are 90 demand Etss unbalanced at
GeAl>-N leatmoro nmly held, bug very quict 'a'o,
on ,ne ,l"11 Sa'h a. ''s,, lor gl1r "' ~S
si0l, SO rcd winter, 81 nol. ssl ~, NJ" . snOc.
s' NJ .. .1 .S'[2 "l, y. 'F, & '' '
uarp AMI friluny, ANA 81 II for March n.y. a4d lar.
ctl2t ior nuNci aid i .,, Tor Vino. u,.un- So =
Whlte az Hr, ali' AMI lo NIX. a at A'ic iulmu corn
80 aHt 4 steamer 900 l6ti 81 =. in ,tur. ldt,'s
47c and A5,sisc. ahoati ncW N"lo" Jcf~y, 49,. on
GNocrgts-Coflcc wa, qoc, and unchanged sales
42s Gags Rio 1riore HrrN IN private irrn, ,"rsoes
was In mir domtni AZ ~ e7c New ur,tls molassos
Sc RAW sugar was moiaraeIy acuvc Win ir To- sa"
refining quoted az d',ed',c sales 20 hhds. 500 bNr,
az is hsrs an IST . an 9''
svEpaAs-kgslns IoTs aeuNv And nEui salvs, o,VObDA
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they are extremely fond. but all their worldly
Possessions 10 defend; and simultaneous and
wcll-susiained attack might have proved most
successful
The defence will probably summon ne an OK
pert Gen. sheridan, who is a warm personal
friend ot Reno Although having no hearing
uuOn this particular case. the action u
the latter in permitting, and II is said.
encouraging the circulation among enlisted
men 81 the regiment Immediately after the
massacre. and when he was In command Of a
petition soliciting his arbitrary promotion to
the vacant Lieutenant Colonelcy caused by Gus
tcr's death, received much uniayorablo COM
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good strained at 37Sas 90 Spirits turpcn,ine hIeb.v
And nTm at 39,fe Petroleum lower and quiet az ee.
for common dome site. Old rails sold TO the cxfent
OF 500 TINS at Sissl9 TO Tallow STEADY al 6ies6ke
latter Tor prime Ocean ireigts steady nnd rather 1et
grain 10 lyergocl, by stesm "a 20 rs DO 10 Lon.
dun bv steam Id. standard hushe hOur by sail Ia
% grain To GLASGOW, bv steam aid on rs; do 10
Hull by steam, 6isd. ~ n; refined petroleum 10
Bremen, s. 4isd do TO Rotterdam Amsterdam ~.
81 grain 70 Cork Tor orders Is iu'sl Sjs do to Bor-
drHuN 5s 3D.: do. TO Plymouth q. VI. 1ngot cope
aud nominal at 81 lOGfi inL
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of
then tho
tina nof
red
theI
are dot line
enos aino of sl~ Henos command
who
tore he Ianda
in ram a cmaioh
e found the gh
hrane"
of
is By black
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The unders igned ccrtfos TINT he held for col
lection for account Of John Waters, ~ Reade
st.. New York. One-half ticket No. 7j,u24. class
the third capital prizo Of lyo thousand dollars
on Tuesday. Jan. "a, 1879. said ticket hay ng
cost the sum of one dollar NJ the office Of III. H..
Plum. $40 Broadway New York and that the
amount was promptly paid on presentation Of
tho ticket at the oftice 81 the company.
T. NJ. MEsCoAr, Agent
Southern Express Co..
Now OreAns. La.-Adp.
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MONTREAL. Jan. 2i.-The reaction in hank
stocks today Is most noticeable M the Consolidated
Bank which sprung &C. the closing price IT ycscr
day. to H. which IL closed at this morning hoard.
Tie Bank m Montreal appreciated per cent aud other
hank oeks fully recovered what they lost previous
day Tile pauicky feeling has given way, and con
ndcucc Is felt IN the market
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Gen Tom Thumb aud family win conclude their enter
taInnienisa AZ Masonic Han 10 day.
d" Our Boys" MAS uriduccl with the Lingards IN the
cast last evening at the Broadway Theatre.
Or clyde VIII lie produced This evening Al the
fifh Avenue Theatre which Mr.. Harkins rrOIens for
the reuia-ier ~ the season great deal VI care has
bee. bestowed upon It's preparalun ana tho cast m
sudUs % artists Who are recognized As pubic
iayorts The preliminary mani cstauohs Ut Tue pubic
interest a. lar shown by tie SALE u scats have nNen
god LeAl Of emo rnl " INC now nAn1gemenL
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Seventh Grand Drawing Of the COMMONWEALTH
nlsfflki IioN GO. AZ Louisville. XIV THURSDAY. Jan.
900 uulN ,N more daN- remain m which to purchase
Ticket. only ~ Halves only 81 There $3.50 cash
Prizes. amounting t. SllIIDl. $500. sIlsbi sSopJ
ar, Ihe CAPITALS; The other, RON sion dow % tho
lowest p Slu u Ist published lu Sew York llt raid,
and mailed to all purchasers who d,sircit Address r.
t'u'U"rd S'cIeitry Courier journal Bnlns. Louis.
NtIr. Nv or v VI. PORTER 4 60. EASTERN AGENT ~,
~ $40 MAY. NEN YORK. ~ JACKSON A CO.,
BANkfRS - NASSAU ST NEN YORK
T. S-iP rows OFFICE OPEN EVERY FVFNTN0
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Pa..ale County. Grand Jury'. Work.

The Grand Jury OF Passaic County, in Pator-
son presented twentyone bills o Indictment and two
prcscutmcuts yesterday afternoon THIS makes thirty.
eight bills that they have brought in within the term
They announced that they had flushed their work and
were discharged. OF the two presentments one Was
against the Morris Canal Company on account OF the
condition of their bridges AMI the approaches to the
same. Fourteen bridges were mentioned AS being I'm
safe and almost unapproach able The Court ordered
cuuy at the tp be served ON the company.
and also that the cirrk have COPY 20 present 10 the
next Grand jury fu them tn take action thereon In case
the Canal Company dit not remedy the dhlculty before
that time The other prcscnimrut recommends cnssh
cation Of the prisoners In the county lal 50 mat the
Juvenile Offenders aud hnriened criminals shal not ne
associated together IN dlcnrss as they now are; ani
that places OF public meetings IN the county he provided
with more suitable means OF egress IN case OF panic or
hre These recomme ndnuons were ordered toht ~Ned
on the Hoard Chosen FreFhOdcrs ana 20 he published
Against whom the indie imeuts u II diCut 10
Tho clerks have vet had time To erNe the subpPnas
and warrants IL - reported that two justices Of the
Peace have heen indicted Tor mheAsance IN once but
the truth Of this remains 10 be developed
IuroRrASr-Dr VIM. Halls Basam Tor the Lungs cures
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MIISINE INTELLIGENCE

NtsitrrHf AtNASAC-rUts nav.
sun RISES. 10 sun scts..... 90 Noon sets "a
men vAtkK-rHiS nay
Sandy Hook 20 GOV Island 10 % llol Oate... " %
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON. Jan 2i.-Thc U. s. frigatc Constitu
ton has been repaired ard taken out II dO,k, prcpAF
Atory 10 starting Tor home.
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Euslusss Hontts.


Louisiana state Lottery Company.
iOjth Monthly Grand Distribution. New orleans,
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