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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-18
Rirl,n.olld Dispatfhl|.
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1s, 1873 9
GOOD Reports.

~. readers win find splendid accounts llla ny
!, ,ne se.ieyemenss Of our able adyoca.e s
- s,ferent parts OF The Commonwealth
within this week. The contrast presen.eo
nv the high character, ability, and entn ns .
s;asm az our orators and the pancity ana q
poverty OF the so-called Resdjuster speak
ars. is remarkable in everything: 10 iar rso
,nen,. ability, reputation. all. a'i--and we
NAV add hopelessIy so. Time VIII aoo no
thing TO commend them. They are We
almost regret to say, making for themselves
! nersonal history that will never enure 70
their credit in any earthly way. Every one Z.
~ General MAHoNE's partisans is weaving W
for himself shirt Of NEssUs which be WIZ
in vain essay to slough of, and that Will De
hurled with him. The contrast is striking,
and at once impresses upon all the conv's-
ton that triumph awaits the cause OF Con-
serva,;sm and OF the Commonwealth.
From the town Of Chatham, IN ola fist.
svlyania. we have delightful account oY
The meeting OF Dr.. CURRY and the "e'eFlcai
tramp.v The notorious MASSEY. The ac-
counts are from the best authorities, ana
Mace tie NOUS advocate OF dishonesty in a.
sorry plight. DR.. CURRY's civllity put
polish on his satire that gilded the drapery
OF the Parson. Read the racy sketches.
Then at both Monterey, Highland, and
Coyington. that able and eharns'"s ora.o'
RAN. TUCKER did much in tn" Coy 80
$500 ,uose admirable and romantlc ~
ca,;,;es Of much OF the mephltlc VapoIs
that have crept into some nelshoorhoous
from the Iistlessness that existed IN the
minds Of some very good people. we 40
hone that the light is being ditused thae
vii. restore those precincts to their proper
condition OF order and integrity.
Our candidate for Senator from RocR.
bridge, the gallant FIGGATT, made nne
appearance at Covington. Poor sHERRARD
got in bis way, aud was " cat-haused" IN
festive manner.
The letters from those places are lively
and gratifying to our Conservative 1rlends'
and we direct their attention TO them.
Then we have news from Mecklenburg-
think OF that! There the gallant w. r. 9.
Gregory encountered Major CAMERON, who
carries in his hat nearly all the talents under
the direction OF General MAHoSE. But he
was down at the heel, which was indeed the
condition OF nearly all OF MAHoNE's orators
g.. last date. Confessing his physical ind's-
position, Major CAMERON acknowledged
that hi, dc preston rendered him unable to
tell apy anecdotes, which Major GREGORY
put gool point upon by the remark that
Major CAMERON was unable to tell Joke
because he belonged to funeral party, and
would be buried on the 4th OF November
next. GREGORY handled himself llthely,
and his day was good for him and the cause
he represented.
We repeat, we regard our news as luol-
liant, and commend it to our readers.
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F.rAr BorLEa Explosion IN NAsuv1LLr

FATAL Boiler EXPLOSION IN NASHVILLE.
Nashville, Tenf., September 16.-A boiler
In Christopher Powers's slaughter-house
exploded on Monday afternoon, killing
Frank Duffy, nineteen years old. who was
employed as fireman; wounding Felix
Cheatham (colored), aged forty-fve, and
damaging the building and machinery to
the extent Of $4,000. Duffy, who was
standing beside the boiler, was hurled with
terrible force against the driving-wheel OF
the engine and whirled around rapidly, his
body striking the machinery with every
revolution. A heavy piece Of machinery
fell on Cheatham. breaking two ribs and
pinning him to the floor. A portion Of the
boiler, weighing three hundred pounds,
was tbrown-six hundred yards. When
Duffy was taken from the machisery it was
found that he was dead. Cheatham was
placed on litter aad conveyed to his home,
where his injuries were attended to. Tim
iotby Bayles, who was sleeping beside the
boiler, was NOT hurt, although considerably
Iiarred.lf TN i]se ,l.3 81. .tss5 b s-i.2s--
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JAMES BARBOUR. Jr., Esq. will not be a
candidate for the next House OF Delegates,
from Culpeper. We suppose this will not
incommode the so.called Rcadiusters; for
they will hardly feel the necessity of an ex-
PLANTATION Of the BARBOUR bill.
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A Question.
PETERSBURG, September II, K
the dispute

PETERSBURG, September II, 1879.
Dear Dispatch: MIR. Phlegar, in his
speech over here, said that Mr.. James Bar
bour was not in high feather with the lead
ers of Mozart. Did he mean that this gen.
tleman was in favor OF the debt bill; lad
gone back on the dear people? Many PEG.
pie here have noticed his silence. What is
the cause .... 0.
s ANSWER.
We learn that Dir. BARBOUR is not can.
didate for reelection; but whether that
fact or some other silences his tongue just
now, we can't say. Our Culpeper CORE
spondent will please report.
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A WELL-MERlTED COAPLlMENT.-R. a.
BROCK, Esq, OF this city, has been elected
Fellow Of the Royal Historical Society OF
Great Britain. We congratulate Mr.. BROCK
upon the honor. He will wear it worthily.
He is born antiquarian.
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THE Observation-Disclosures nbrrg.


Much interest has been felt in regard to
the discussion in Harrisonburg on Monday.
Governor KEMPER, Senator WITHERs, and
Hon. JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER were named
on the Conservative side, and Messrs. PAUL
and RIDQLEBERGER were expected on the
Destructive side. We were disappointed
in failing to get an expected letter, but we
understand that Governor KEMPER did not
arrive In time, having TO travel fifty miles,
and it raining hard nearly ALL day Afriend
sends us the brief note below:
STANTON, VA, September 16, 1879.
We had glorious day in Harrisonbure
YESTERDAY, and our speakers gained great
triumph over the bowling Wolfgangers.
The Hons. j. Randolph Tucker and Ro-
bert E. Withers made telling speeches,
Paul being completely crushed In his
stronghold. The people are Thoroughly
aroused, and the forcible arguments OF our
speakers have had the good effect 10 cause
them to stop and think on the great ques-
ton at issue.
General Roller announced himself for the
Senate, and will make an active canvass
"Let us make it u Waterloo" for Malone
and his party. d.
Governor KEMpER regretting his inability
to reach Harrisonburg, he writes splen'
did letter showing his zeal and eagerness to
enter tine struggle. He will make several
speeches soou; probably one in few days
in Page, county that is rather more tine
tured with so-called rcadjustine follies than
is liked by her truest and more public-spi.
r;tad nponIo
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSION SUNDAY,
SEPTEMBER 2lsT.

On SUNDAY. September 21st, the cornerstone Of
the new Catholic Chapel 1T Jarrutts Depot will he
laid.
Right Rev. J. j. Keane, Bishop Of Richmond, will
deliver an address on The occasion.
In order 10 accommodate all who may wish to
witness The ceremonies All
... EXCURSION TRAIN
will be run from Petersburg-leaying the Southern
depot at 10 A. NJ. and returning at 8 L. NJ.
Persons leaving Richmond on the regulLr excur-
sion train on Sunday will arrive here In time 10 pin
the excurs lon TO Jarratts, and Mr.. Shaw isupern-
tcndenI) promises 10 hold the 5:25 z. nj. train 10
Richmond until the arrival OF the train from JAR
rats Depot. 49,, >,
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS from Petersburg, 81
cbIiren over len and under fifteen years 50c. nn-
der ten years 25c- Tickets tie had at the Catao-
lie School and Of Father Wilson. sc 4o-oI
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ANEW p6st-ofice is established at Cabell,
Carroll county, Va, near Fancy Gap, with
MARTHA OH Ingram as postmaster. The
post-office at Meadowbrldge, Henrico
county, Va, is discontinued for want OF q
candidate. The papers go to Richmond.
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CASHSfER ES.

We show 4 large stock Of ALL-WOOL BLACh
FRENCH CASIIMERES at the lowest prizes yet
offered. as have mauy hand, so must force
the sale, az store is for rent; possession given
Oh The lst OF October.
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ELANNEI.S.

We show Il large stock .; PLAIN and TNlLLED
COLORED aud WHITE FLANNElS. the prices
of which have been marked DOWN to the lowest
figures.
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TREAsuRER's OFFICE, {
P,rrINoND. SeDtember II, 1879. \

RICHMOND, September II, 1873. }
Hon. X. NJ. 7. Hunter, Treasurer
Dear Sir,-Mr. Charles U. Williams IS IN
error as to the loss to the state or l3 per
cent. on S160,1 or S2,401.5o,' because
ss0. 05O OF Glass II. would have been capt.
taIzed at the same rate, the last being non
taxable and having gold value.
Respectfully, W. n. NEWMAN.
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EMBR ELL AS.

We continue to sell at extremely low prices. As
our stock Is greatly reduced wc advise those In want
10 call carly If they wish great bargain.
Everything In our line is now being sold at greatly
reduced prices, so don't put of making your pur-
chases until 1t IL too late. .,.,
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Mr.. HUNTER publishes this morning in
our columns Il card which will let the read.
er know what is to be said on his side OF
the dispute.
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DEATHS.

Died. In Manchester. at 6:35 O'Clock r NJ Mrs:
JAMES NJ. SUBLETT, in the hfty-second year OF
The notice of the funeral will be given in the State
this evening.
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DPESS GOODS.

All kinds Of DRESS GOODS must b" sold, 50 ouI
prices will he found lover than elsewhere.
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Our store will bc CLOSED on THURSDAY the
18th instant, aud EKOPESED FRIDAY MORN
ING the 10th instant. Sc To
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On and after October 1st greenbacks will
be redeemed in gold and silver at all the
United States sub.treRsuries.
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EoIE-NHGS.
PICNIC. AT

GRAND PICNIC AT 2A
VI SCHUETZEN PARK MA
(JAMES-RIyER BREwERYl, f.yKs
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1879. ~1''<e.
positiveiy be enforced, No improper characters
admitted. .....
Admission, 25c.: ladies free.
/ Sc lS-Th s&MSt T. NJ. SHERRY, Proprietor.
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nj B L A n * L I 5 .

The largest, bcst-ass0rted. and cheapest stock Of
BLANKETS ever offered. our stock mn,t be closed
out. BLANKETS from Sl.25 to SIS pair. We
offer the celebrated Ia CALIFORNIA BLAS-
KETS at 1915 pair, and the standard III
WHITE BLANKETS at :4.7J pair, These
BLANKETS are extra sizes, and are worth the
above prices BY the box
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CANTON FLhNNELS.

We show all qualities In UNBLEACliED,
BLEACIIED. and CuLDRED, AT the lowest prices.
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BOOTs. SHOES. .sse.

iWTa b, DREW, No. sos MAIN GsaH
w street. Manufacturer OF Gentlemens . EaV
Fine Hand Made BOOTS, SHOES and GAIN bsMs
TIERS, offers special Undue efnents. to cash 20
buyers. TO order, Fine French Calf Boots, So Fine
French Calf CATERS, IS so. Why send Your money
abroad when you get better article and for less
money by purchasing HOMEMADE GOQDSy
Special attention 10 osders by mail, SO slim
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III RELIGIOUS SERVICES WILL
be held at Union Chapel (Howard's Grove TO-
NIGHT. services commencing 1t O'Clock.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR
FEED AND PROvENDEH
FOR THE HORSES OF TIE FIRE DEPAhl-
sMEET.
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT
NO. l2 TENTH STREET, 7
RICHMOND, September ID, 1879.
ur.JFD PROPOSALS for furnishing the horses
If the Richmond Fire Department WITH
- HAY.
OATS.
BROWNSTUFF,
CORN.
SBlPSTCFF,
SALT, &C.,
from October l, 1879, 10 January l, 1880, WIN be
received until ~
FRIDAY, September 30. 1879. at 4sP. H.,
at headquarters Fire Department, No. ~ Tenth
street where forms OF proposals may be had on ap'
plicalton to the Chief Engineer.
| Address CHARLES +. TAYLOR,
Chairman Committee on Fire Department.
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S,HE lSesss5eA~.
A. + W q . o ID ).
WHITE and RED FLANNELS ut OLD prices
RACK CASIlMERES-nlI wooi-Ir'm 'oc. 10
1925;
BLACK SILK, 7jc.;
BLACK SILK, 81:
BLACK SILK, Sl.2J:
BLACK SILK, Sl.35;
BLACK SILK, $50;
BLACK SILK ut MI prices:
COLORED SILK at all prices.
Just received large and handsome stock OF
PLAIN and EMBROIDERED Ribbons, in all
shades;
TORCHUN LACES. BRETONNE LACES, and a
large stock of all kinds OF LACES:
BLACK ard COLOREO SAIlNS;
BLACK SILK NELFETS.
All the abovc-Damed goods were bought before the
heavy rise, and will be sold III old prices.
Don't forget that we are headquarters for
HOSIERY. MERGNO, and
ALL.WoOL UNDERWEAR.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
au27 429 Broad street
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M BAGS AND BELTS, RIBBONS and
SILKS, - .
FRlSGES, LACES, BUTTONS. TRIMMINGS, at
HUTZLER BROTHERS.,
sel6 525 Broad street.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,l
RICHMOND, September l3, 1879. }
PROPOSALS FOR THE REMOVAL
L OF DEAD ANIMALS from this city for one
year. commencing september 20. 1879, VIII be rs-
ceIyed al this office until FRIDAY. September ioss
at 10 o'clock NJ Contractors viii name their Sc
curittes In their proposals. ra-
4 The Committee on Health reserve the right 10 re-
ANY inf. mation desired on the subject "hi DC
ia'hisa." " "pf''A' ~ $500 49, JIG. CABELL.
<a,sbtgs - ~. President Board Of HsalIh.
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INO PHYSICIANS.
CREOSOTE-MADE FROM BEt' ii"''H' 'N"

The doubtful iIcuiI'y OF III" article n'il1.. .
~ cpFoSoTE and the necessity for irnr r'.'Et
r,ti,r, T., me used in the arrest ~ g"nitii& d
the u,culiar and powerful ani!>"Pilc pr"rriA. Ia
belong 10 the pure drug. invite especial aitrn4 %
the article above named.
j. BLAIR, prgt-'s!
an 20 corner Ero'd ana NM" '''''.
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BALTIMORE Jan, IS, 1879.
Cotton quiet and lirm. Middng, 9I@gisc.
Flour fairly active aud firm. Howardstreet aud
Western supernc, s3d3 %; do extra, " 50G4 ~; do
family 81 5O5 JOi Guy Mills superne, q 75a3 25; do
extra, - 5Odi do RIO brands 50 sjCa 1O Patapsco
family, Sb2l
Wheat-SoulheTn dun and nominal; no receipts.
Western weak ana lower. No . Pennsylvania red,
81 OG No Western winter red, spot and January,
81 Oj'; February, 81 OI'i; March, 81 Od.@ %; April,
81 0s40i Os'i.
Coru-SOuthern steady and quiet, with small supply.
Western fairly active aud easier. southern white, n
a. nc; do yellow, ii6li5ci Western mixed, spot aud
January, iSltc February, ias6flpio March. j'ilic;
April, 4i4ci steamer, lOc
Oats quiet aud easier southern, 2S@ 52c Western
white, eJga0G do mixed, 2SGaS'sci Pennsylvania, $3.50
1--we dull and nominal Southern, j6a57c
Hay quiet. Maryland and Pennsylvania prime, s0G
al.
proyis ons-Sma iobhlng trade only. Mess pork
old Is rs; new, 80. Bulk meAts-l.OOse shoulders
mcw, SIC; Glearib sides, i,c per tar load; packed.
new, &c and 54c, BaCon-ShOulderH, old, 44c clear,
Lard refined tlerces &C. Butter duh FOR all kinds ex-
cept choice packed; Western solid, ls@2Jc rolls 59
Petroleum dull aud easier. Crude, s sasici refined,
&c
sugar weak and lower. SON. sll9Siic
Whisky dull Ut 81 uSlgGl w,
Freigls to Liverpool per sleam firm; no spot room
Offering Cotton I'D; flour, y obi grain. 7WIsd.
ReCclpts-klonr, 1850 bbls wheat, 1850 bu; corn,
49, 900 bu; oats, Ou0 IN.
shipments Wheat ~, 900 bu.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE Dl

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT.
Lincoln ct al. vs.. Abrams: mandate of the SUI
prcme Court Of the United States dsmissng bill
filed. lafayette VS.. Lafayette; argued and sub.
mlttcd. Smith VS., Dodge ct ali dismissed. Young
vs. District Of Columbia hearing commenced.
EQUITY CoURT--JusTICE MACARTHUR.
Baldwin vs. Payne; final ratification of sales
Lambornys, Lambom; time limited to ten days for
taking testimony. Temple VS., Lacey; ratification
of sale TO j. NJ. Young and directing disposition of
proceeds. Cruit vs.. Davis leave 10 file amended
bin restraining order returnahlc February 4. Van
Routh VS.. Van Routh; rule on defendant return.
able February s, Judd vs. Judd trustee ordered
to pay \, NJ. A, Morris her pro rata share as heir.
PROBATE couRr--JusTICE MACARTHUR.
In re estate Anne +. Berry, orphan of John 5.
and Fanny r. Berry decree appointing Charles ".
deceased; petition of widow for letters of admin
istratlon. In re estate II, J, smith, deceased; or.
Last will md testament Of II u. Croggon deceased,
filed and partially proven In re- estate r. II. GIL
let, deceased letters Of administration issued To-
Reginald Fendnll. Last viii and testament Of J.
r. COlburn, deceased filed aud commission issued
To take deposition of Witnesses. lndenture of
Mary Allegro ingalls,, female white child, to ]. f..
will aud testament at Joshua Washington, de.
ceased administrator appointed, IN re estate Of
administrator; bond $500 In re estate A. J.,
Duynll, deceased George ". Smith and Frank
Hume appointed coadmnislratorS. Last will of
Thomas Barnes, deceased sAled, In re- cs-
tate william II. Kuhns, deceased petit
ton for appointment of special appraisers
In re estate Of Jacob Ramsburg, deceased G, $,
Harrisburg appointed administrator. In no II. C..
Coleman guardian petition of $, FSGil that u
suitable person be appointed guardian. Last will
and Testament OF Eliza T. lad,on deceased, filed
and petition OIL. J. Ladson for letters testament.
airy, IN re estate 5, W, Gillet deceased petition
Of Abbie ". Glllet for letters of administration.
Last will and testament Off. W. Lawrle, deceased,
hled In 10 estate Ferdinand Butler, deceased
decree In general term affirming decree Of the
court below hled, IN 70 estate Johannah Barry
deceased petition of Michael T. Collins In reply TO
answer OF Patrick Barry filed. In re estate George
shuillebonham, deceased; eXemplillcatiOn Of re.
cord In re guardianship Of &C, and D. J, Roberts
order appointing Sarah l.. Roberts guardian In nc
estate John Neenau deceased renunclatiou Of
widow Of deYlseo under will and election
to take dover In lieu thereof In re
estate Allison NailOr ST.; inventory of per.
sonNl estate returned. In re estate Thomas Il.
WoOllOrd, deceased; inventory of personal Cstatd
returned. In re estate Catherine Barrett deceased;
decree approving report OF special auditor
The following accounts were passed In re estate
Mary A Kline second account Of executors IN
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EoRGEToWN NEWS.


Mr. Samuel Crown, one of the Oldest residents OF
Georgetown, died at his residence, on the Conduit
road shortly after twelve o'clock yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. Crown was born in the house In which
ne died, in 1904. The deceased was n member OF
the Oldest Inhabitants Association. The funeral
viii take place from his late residence to-day, at
half-past two o'clock p. M. and the remains Will
be inferred at Oak Hill Cemetery.
The sewer on the Jefferson side of Water street,
between Bridge aud Water streets, which broke OH
Monday. has been repaired. under the supervision
OF Mr.. X. X. Shekclls. supervisor of streets. The
repairs TO the man.holc on Second street, between
Frederick aud Market streets, has also been com
peted.
q Mr.. Richard Trunncll, the wel.known constable.
OF Georgetown. while emerging from the Aqueduct
yesterday. stood on piece OF ice, and. falling,
Spfaihed his right ankle. lie was assisted to his
home. corner of First and Second streets, where he
received medical attention.
The ice in the Potomac above the Aqueduct
iiridgc and in the Georgetown channel hus become
thoroughly rotten, and Is so thin that the smallest
cram can pass through II.
William J. jackson, ST. LOUIS: j. b. Berry, New
Jersey William Mansfield, Vermont, and George
- Clinton, Baltimore, tire roomng ut the West End
Hotel.
The steamship l.. c. Knight, Captain Chichester,
l. expected to leave for New YORK to-day.
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THE COURTS.


TUESDAY, Jan, ~, 1917.
on ,motion of Mr., C. A. Seward, Edward NJ.
Shepard. esq. of New York city, and Mr., Edward
BissCl. OF Toledo, Ohio were admitted to practice
No. 0sa Michael Ryan, appellant, vs. The Central
Pacific Railroad Company. Argument continued
by Mr., S. W. Sandcrson for Oppelees and concluded
by Mr.. Assistant Attorney-Gcueral Smith on behalf
OF the United States nterycuors.
No. 1855 The Southern Express Company appel
liant, vs.. The Western North Carolina Railroad
Company ct al. Argued 10y MIR. G. \. Seward for
appellant mud by Mr.. a. s, Mcrrmon for appellee.
No. lji The North St. Louis Savings Association,
plaintiff IN error vs.. John +. BrockSmilt ct al
Submitted by Mr.. j. q. Brodhcad and Mr.. a. w..
Scayback for plaintiff in error, no counsel appear
ing for defendant in error.
No 1876 Oscar II. Burbridge ct al, plaintiffs IN cr.
rOr Vs. the United States. On motion of Mr. As
sistant Acknowledgement Smith, dismissed under
sixteenth rule.
No. 100 United States, ex rel Morris Ranger,
plaintiffs in error, w. City of New Orleans; No l5T,
United States, rel. Charles Parsons, plaintiffs in
error VS.. c. !. Leeds, mayor &c; No. lsS United
States, ex rel William s. Peerkin, plainlils in or.
rOr vs., Mayor of New Orleans No. lS9. United
States, ex rel James Wadick, plaintiffs in error, vs..
Mayor Of New Orleans. Argument commeuced by
Mr.. William u. Hornblower for plointl in error
in No. ld7.
Adjourned until tomorrow at twelve o'clock.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FTNdNCI1L.
New York Money Market.


NEW YoEH. jan ~. 1872.
The exports Of domestic products from New York
for the week were valued at Sj2ji,iG+
Money was cHsy az ?@3.
Foreign exchange was duh at lsri0 49, for long aud
iS7' "a ISIS for demand.
Government bonds were weak, except for i'a's and
U.s.
state bonds were dull. LOuisanaS fell to O., under
pressure to sell, and recovered to o.
Railroad bonds were weak. New York Elevated
HrstS declined nom 1851 to 1851, Ohio and Mississippi
seconds from sG'a to ST. New Jersey Central adjust;
mru from Oj to niS, Morris ANA Essex rs of 1874 from
lOj to l0t Delaware aud Hudson registered of 1891
from 0Sl to iS5, and Nashville. Chattanooga aud st
Louis lirss from O3 to 7i. Great Western htss OK
coupon, rose from 1906 to no. Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern iirsts TO II aud fell Off 10
to g. NV"'''''' 0e"''" '"'o"o' advanced ITO" %
The stock market was extremely active aud excited
and the transactions larger than vest rdly
Al the opening Canals southern advanced ~ per
higher than last nights closing quotations. This
buOyancy was taken advantage ofby the bulls TO real
ize profits. aud HE bears at tho same time offer ng
large blocks of stocks for sale prices yielded rapidly
TO the extent OF sM5i per cent. Afer midday there
was II recovery of s,6l2lt per cent but toward the
iI4 per cent from he highest point of the day, the
h,ser Canada southern which howeyer afisr selling
mon declined per cent; Delaware. I.ackawanna and
Western, ga: New Jersey Central; ~ Morris and
Essex. ~ northwestern preferred. IA 81 Paul pre-
terred aud Northwestern common, "A Delaware and
Hudson, ~; Wabash. ga Lake Shore, "a Michigan
aggregated $4,000 shares OF which 7o.ND Erie
diOGl were Lake shore i230l were Wabash, $500
Paul, g. 90 were Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
1900 were New Jersey Central, 700 were Delaware
Michigan Central, 25O were illinois Central, $50
CCC& 5000 were were Ohio and Mississippi, 1850
55)D were 81 Louis, Kansas CITY and Northern.
The following were Tie clusiug priccs'