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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
HARDWARE.

A MEXICAN WROUGHT IRON BUTT HlEGES;-The
subscribers have recently commenced the manufacture Of
wrong iron Butt Hinge, the city OF Troy They able
TO supply orders for Table and Pew Door ButS and Will soon
be able 10 furnish all the kinds offered the market From
the Of the business one Of the subscribers has
been engaged in superintendent fO The various manutnc
ture OF tie acls he Inventions and improvements made
by him the machinery have brought the business tn liz pre-
sen comparative Of perfection and they therefore tee
able 70 produce articles that er All orders to the
subscriber, a. Troy. n. Y. viii be promptly attended TO-
ala 3m" kSNNEf O. LALELL.
IRON. Steel. NAILS, &c. &c.-KkMEYS, BREEESSE
Z & SAMPSON us Greenwich ct. Successors TO BOOR-
MAN, JOHHSTC.,, AYRES & CO.. have on hand a full
assortment OF ,
Swedish fiat and square har iron; Rui,ian old seble de.
English round. fat and square Iron American do
American fms square Iron, = 10 Il ZACH
Ryaziers' Rods. 3-l6 to 4 inch
Spike Rods and shoe shapes, OF all s;ze1
Horse Nail Rods, OF Norwegian and cid Bable lfea
Band and scroll Iron OF all azsa
American hoop Iron, n TO IL inches
Gut Nails, Brads md Spikes: Englsh wrought Malta
Cast Steel Of Sandeon. Brothers CO. stamp. all n1cs
Spring Steel, of the EBstamp, warranted
Shear Steel; German Seel Of various stamps
l. Blister Steel, fr.t and second quality
American blmer Steel: Hunts AKec superior article
N. B-Swedah Iron always be furnished. subject 70
drawback. JytS omr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

zsrasx=Sys7s WARRANTED CAST STEEL EDGE
& go Il TOCLS.-I'he real genuine Conser's Tooz
n "a only be had at g Attorney stscst, where
h 10 they mhLe and finished with my
~ hands, therefore | can recommend them !;
and a. George Briggs & Co.'S Pa;t. Those Tools Offered
By Osborn Little nj " Futon street stamped Conger are
mot my make end designed TO deceive Mine stamped
thus: Conger, New-Yu.s So Attorney street." lbere!
discount to Deaior- pleure obsc,ve the stamp .,.,.
a24 2ms JOHN CONGER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

HARDWARE. CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS, &c.-1'hs
Asubscrbers Importers and General DEALERS in EnSlis
German American Hardware Cutlery Edge Tools Nails
Shoyek SPADE, &c. offer 10 country merchants and
e.hefs full and eopls.e assortment lew. for cash or
proved credit. OSbOkN q Little,
sl0 3r1+ 90 Fulton street, New ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

MURDER IN PsNNsYLvANIA-The Pittsburg
American of November 4th learns by a gensie-
man Just from Riltanning, of the murder of Mr..
Flavius Spencer, by two men whose names are
O'Brien and johnson, residing in Allegheny
township, in Armstrong county. O'Brien and
johnson were returning home from town, when
thew picked quarrel with man named Hile-
man, friend OF Spencer's, who came up at the
time. Hiemsn appears TO have been in danger
of his life from these Two, when Spencer inter-
fered, at which one of them struck him several
times, while the other came behind and dealt him
a blow ia the neck which knocked him down,
when one of them, it is not known which,
,omped upon his head with his feet and broke his
aoull. He died almost Immediately. O'Bnen
and Johnson fed. A reward it is SAID will be Of
fersd for them Spencer is described as having
been an innocent and inoGensive man. 1t occur
rod in the Narrows, about two miles below Kit
tanning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

RzxAnKAsLI EscArs,-Capt Isaac Cook OF
Brookl,ne met with serious accident and re-
markabis escape from death, while passing the
crossing of the Worcester railroad, on fremont
street, Thursday. Capt. c. WAS driving valua-
BILE ana spirited horse in chaise and just before
reaching the railroad crossing, the cars APP,
preached, and the person in attendance closed
the gate, Capt. C. being upon the side of the
track opposite the gate.
The horse being frightened made sudden
plunge across the track only few rods in front
of the engine and with such great force as to
break a,sdy the gate, which was made of heavy
ioiss, four by six inches, aud strongly braced. Ii
the gate had not broken, at that instant, the
ehaise must have rebounded directly under the
locomotive. But the gate giving way, the horse,
after few violent plunges separated himself
Ssen the broken chaise aud ran off Capt. Cook
was thrown ont, but slightly injured.
The horse ran the whole length efthe fremont
road, and, strange to say, finally brought up
against pile Of machinery, and broke one of his
hind legs at the thigh, manahog it in shocking
manner. He was of coarse Immediately killed.
The horse was a very valuable one, belonging TO
pair. The escape OF MIR. Cook is The most re.
markable one OF the kind we have ever recorded,
Boston Mail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

A SHAMEFUL OuTRAoE-The Boston Courier
saws: Zone of the most wantop outrages ever
committed in Fall River, was perpetrated on
Monday night last. The room of Mr.. Roberts,
a portrait painter, who has resided among US for
some months past, was entered by some despe.
rate scoundrels, who cut nearly all the portraits
and other pieces, finished and unfinished, in such
a manner as to nearly or quite ruin the labors OF
many months. Mr. R., who appears to be a
kind.hearted and gertlemanly man, says he has
had difficulty with no man, nor does he know
that he has an enemy in this place. The num-
Der of paintings cut is thirteen, many Of them
large and valuable, and most of them ready for
delivery. The loss to Mr.. r. must be several
hundred dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
REAL, ESTATE.
FOB SALE.

=, FOE SALE OF LEAsE-Thiny-swo Le1 OF
- Ground ior ras Il Hsrimrs. NJ bounded o. !e -,
i.;l Avenue and Erls. H.l.is'u, INC 1920 Al "a
ODE mike Irol 'el,cY ci1. Ao' tsls fros
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
30 BE LET.

TO SHOE AND BOOT DEALERS.
To LET CHEAP q the bet located e p sa,e
EiE4 va under the Parisnn Ba;rs No. 9 Broadway:
between Howard and Grand ,ts WI De r. NJ ~, rem
aiso one Of the Counters the 3uzaaI viii be Jet '' ne
best quality of Ladies Shoe
TO RI. From, PaTor on the second foo:, two
Il pi Pom. and Front Kitchen. Inquire q; No o.
E..sIEs irer-styeet. - y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

~ s,sz,ys aFor HUDSON AND lN ,rERMElt ys s,
eli EST Err Captain VIM y! Meea. WI vii
savc lie loot OF Cedar on Mondays w M
Eiervn p nj CONNECTING at Hudson with tie HUDSON Snd
Berkshire Railroad hs ears of which leave on me av %
-. hnaf and leaving Hudson Sundays, ireoays enG
n: NJ or on the aIIival Of the cars toueh,ns scn
n ~ he inerme,iae landings. Tickets through 10 f'
fad a. % and TO w est Sockbrdge 3D.,
Ie - - Ira,sht n, Dsx.sge eppiy on board or 10
STORRS < STEPHENSON. g Weet *
h,., b,, hen ovefhauled and her accom-
naons so improved as be equal 10 any boat on tn 'e'
nm additional number Of State Rooms having been aede"
This boat towy no ba,ges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

I GRIN BROOKS.-l. lie undersigned. hnppy TO in
Ia form the public particularly the sportxmen and those who
DESTROYS OF tvehng with than ordinary ease
eleganos and speed and with infinitely less pbysco exsroE
Bood decided Improvement and every thing ofhe
kind before introduced. and that tends very materially
the ncies Tor running, walking &c have .bese
few year past walked many Thousand miles, and
hundreds. but Urst that never experienced so little
fatigue in eadng The distance and az the speed did
yesterday Ten miles and quarter the Beacon
Course which satised Is, 10 considerable extent attn.
butabs the admirably constructed Elastic Metallic Shank
Boot. manufactured Ia Mr.. LORIN BROOKS. No. l3S Full
ton street. which had the good fortune Coming in
eonQCeror. BE the qualification mind what may
tss rssst EaIst acknowledge that much ndeb,ei
M Brooks and The Elastic Nsilic Shank, for which oiier
hIm MAN. .h2nkE snd recommend them all with hearty
good WI h SThNNARD. ,i6 6rn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
CUTLERY.
CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, TEA
A


TRAYS, &c.
VT7ILIIAMS& BILL ID Maiden lane invite tbs atten-
w ton of dealers To their sock Of NEW GOODS NOW
opening copssting. in part. efshe following:
Fine Ivory TABLE CUTLERY, OF Rogen and oihsr ma
ken.
POCKET CUTLERY-A complete assortment OF Resen'
Wostsnhon's, Crooke's, &C, Ssc-,,. ~, IT..
holns Crookey, BarteIs. &c.
SCISSORS-Ot all noted maker
PLATED WARE.
Castos. Baskets, Communion Ware Can6sst'cxs, WaeT,
&C. sc. ali of newest styles.
Sheffield Pissed Dessert Knives Forks. in setts
dozen. Butte knlyes, sc.
JaPANEEn .sARE-F.ae Gothic, Sandwich, and ecnn-
Tea Iays. Together with yarssy Ol Fancy Hard
waIe: all OF which hey Offer 81 tts o~e.t prices. az
FyNABLE CU1LERY:-R. Richardson & Sons superior
Iabs Cutlery, lot sale st the manufacturers prices, BY
I0 JAMES WEEkES . MAIDEN Lane. w stairs.
COUTHUOY &: MEYERS. al BROADWAY,
MANUFACTURERS OF LAMPS GiRANDOIES
III ChHtELAB2A, SC, and 0eale-z E HOUSE-FUR-
TlSHiNG GOODS saae-aiy-geing connected with OF
tie rsest n1anufrc ora. tie United s:tss hey
led 20 offer Lamps, C.rdetbra. &c or Chu-csc Halls Ho
I.. Private DweIn Steamboats, ind Packets the
fe.,onabe srns and OF Sss7 10 be surpassed IN this
a1y othe: country Especial attention Invited 20 eI So;
i,d Ship pi Tor economy and ght ruperssdinz all other
osore me public No les tsan End TWO sILvER
have within the lest year, been awarded 70 the
manufacturers Tor thai, ,upcfo.ty in this chs: OF good The
public respectfully iasi.ec call md examine iorhen
selves.
70 Cegxrsr TSApels supplied :. f.c.o,, prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
LEGAL.

10y order of tho Hon. jacob e Lsnsns supseas Cecr
oyoas OF The statute authosns attachments ssaln al
nnG;ug concealed uad non resident debtors that a.
bns is,u.i again,t the estate Of William h. Wns
Sts Of Lansnrbargh Rensselaer, County :. nonIs.idee
Se.s r.as, he appear and discharge such nNachreat
cordng 10 law within nine months from r. INST puoheae
Nv of this Stste and the delivery 10 him. OF for ha
e Of any property within this state. belonging 10 his in
,be trnyiar Of any such properly by HIM, are forbidden
i. and are void Dated Lanslngburgh. September a.
lSIi. I. u , ~, T., a,,,orb;or C,A,,o.
~ Law, SIN httOf'ey iOI ,uacIHbs NIeGlIpi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
FOR THE NORTH,

GO p IEL2sFhhNSYAbaly, saaday' sss;O.esa ~,
Th5oaeb IreeiaAi. oe1cx ,s z ~ s,s sue''
~ PEI e ST.
lob nssssS "a h'asA'''
a. ( o. ciock-L rading al intermediate Ps@ee''
80 E,,r, the footof Barclay street /, ,,;...,
The ,,sarnboa, NORTH AMERICA Capt; X = <
doa i.nday Wstpefffy sa' G sao VIM Peck.
T,,e.d.y THURSDAY and Saturday at I; N. Albany In
hing this line of soats vii! irTive NJ -; 80
.rle ,iue to take the morning IFsi1i ci LII io' nc
'r-r1e above boats .s and substantial 1ie itn So
,e,T md elegant State Rooms, and ior pesa ana
raoaatons urrysed on the nass. r ~. Hoss OF hi,
JCS- Al! persons are forbid t!rr!ins w oi 49,
LIN. without wri:tOn order from the Sap'sn'
For passage freight apply % BOARD. y " ~ ~. Wharf
oS P C. SCHULTZ. at the oihos Oh tae ', .-----
rs sMQRNING i!NE AT Z o gfss new low
ES-Is ALBANY Ah AID: T Tsny fap, a. Cor
$500. pressure stsarico'ts ~
hast r Eun; 5 r Roe Monday. Wedresday ahu
d,s e, oe,oci A. IL from the pcr 81 the ioo' u De
For passage or freight. apply on board le eos; "
nj me Offices On the wharf foot OF bafeis. s Troy
TSe above boats return on the oppos''s GsS'' ''> "
al a; M vl ana Line direc. for albany AND
TROY O'Clock. daily Sunday eScSpteS, AL
esSi f SGa al R. B. Macy and SWALLOW Captain a.
Mfsas .n,.,- ,es, ,.,s,r Passenger. a, Al
% o,s- thew no enabled ct all times 70 pass ne
rasrb Albany and Troy ia ample time 70: W,h EacS
hs morning trains e. can .S for me Eas Rooms
E ns:sa % or freight apply CT the ONCE on uie "' u
IN no t;ap,rirs on board the boat. AZ,
The boats constituting this Inc are M @ n,er hc Al
hauy alC swallow ha'e eoe' 'A-'-0"-1 so
uD i, TIE hes; manner -,--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

! STogEESEL & cos Mandatory of Cut and PLair
GLASS OF ever DESCRIPTION: Solar, Lard and CaHphe
LsmIs aTs3ed neg patterns Of Girandoss. CsnGeabas,
B.akss. C-2eiJe-S RON treite lE.s, icI lrps
and LSrer7 q every pattern French China L.raps ,e1p
repaired and equal TO ne. We call The a;.suon OF
cocaJ merchants and Others cal AID Saiy thayes ia
regard 70 prices 1o3 quality OF a-tc!ex.
On hand complete Of ell The ebov
Glass made and cut order. Al articles matched TO every
natsesn Fas:ory No q Cod Eles; n. Y Wholesale ana
Aeiat Stocs. no Icen RI re1r Broadway.
euls en- :. STOUFENEI, 4 co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

esr,o r. B. CARPENTER &. COS LINE FOX FOX
sNEWBUR II-Landlrs at Tad ,s 4, " ri
PolEt. Cclds2rng, Cornwall ana 'AAAin
The Steamboat JAMES MADISON. Captain Charles hai
,,end viii eaye the Warren Pier iussay ana
Fridsy NJ O'Clock P. II. Returning, VII! caYs SewouEh
sysrr Wednesday and Saturday al o. lock + n ,
an Baggage Package. or Parcels. BgnS S OF SPECIE ny
ths bout without beng snte on the DOCK OF receI
I'd f must be ut the r:ss Oi The owners the!eoi ITou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
N. WISE. opTClAN. Igs

pR0FEssON OlMsrE 1Us PATENT STOVE.
l. For Ghnrch-~. Balls. isrOr. Stores. Nur,srsS. -
large and beautiful ssseUnen. Of o>e Stoves o. =,
Tenn also rrums fsr Halls Paylo. &c together wItnE
sorment Of other desble Stoves for burning wooo
have been rinde thp and those IN want OF
would invite nlent before pcrcha
where Stoves repnirsd and pot up at shor sotics. ~
kinds Of sheet iron WORK made tn order. by p.,.
81 +. Il. TROsYBRlIGR. 80 Wstsr ii. neerLs-~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

Is44-FALL ARRANGEMENT.-NEW.
aS1. YORK AND ERIE Raj ROAD LINE FOR
MSAazA .MLDDLETOW.E. GOSHEN, and tnter1ne
dat places, from foo. of duane i.-Ihe steam
boat IICA. Morning tsundays e1c0Pedl n,s
o'clock f Piermont. where passengers T. Ike the commo
dlos cars the Company Tor Goshen. Mddlotown &C.
Returning. leave Middlesawn at 6A A. NJ, and L. NJ
Stages from Middle;ewn Uwego. Binghnmp0n, H0nes
dale Carbonda!e Milford in connection with the alter
noon Line from New York, \.
fRRIsHT NoTIcz.-Freght received from o'clock A. d.
to O'Clock p N. and forwarded the sqme day; ,,,,
Agent. corner OF Dnane and West Itreete
DO n. c. SEYMOUR, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

OVER sHORs-IJEP oRT.fNr TO DE.4LERS e.s
OCONS U.NERS-lndia Rubber Over Shoes. tina; b.
worn in any climate without change of properties always
phsbe and soft IN the codes, weohs For durability apd
beauty they challenge comparison with any other shoe The
market County merchants aud city dealers should fill
to supply themselves with his article For sale by the
o22tt Near Wall street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

DROOKLYN BOOTS AND SHoEs.--The subscriber
I'D are nrw supplying themselves with LaIs for Customer
Boots and Shoes Gentlemen and Ladies have Lasts made
them by leaving the lhape Of their feet at the Brooklyn
jea SMITH & HARTsEORNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
FOUNTRY MERCHANTS and others are invited TO cav
- and examine our stock of the above articles IN pan as
MEMS Thick Boots Mems Kip BroGans
Boys do do Mems Cali Brognns.
Boya Caifand Kip do. Do do sowed Br1sana'
Meas Calf and do do Boys and Youths do
DO fine do stitch do Do 90 peEgec 90
Together with great variety Of Womens and Children
wear lower n ever foi Cash City Acceptsnces, By the
case tlulsn GALE 4 tU. ~ feeIst
au22 ameods o. S. Hotel Buildings, a;e Holts House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

L,AsHIoNABIE BOOT AND SHOE STORE. GROSS &
BETS l56 Fulton door East Of Broadway. Keep
on hand large of Boots and Shoes nude the
fashionable style and Of the best mntcria ~ B. Made
order all description OF Boots and Shoes. Fits warranted
and prices low to suit the times s4lY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

ITO aiANUFACTUREBs OF HAEDW8RR-f
Z 100 casss bsst I1aRcun Erner7e ssOrtes uuu.het.
50 cases English refnsH BoI.1-lls !bs each.
0.o0 Scotch Fire Brick
100 barrels Gfound Pumics Stons suitable for csbrs,
coach and clock makers: For ,gIs 81
soA SHERMAN, ATyfATER IL Co 20 BeoaSr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
BROOKLYN BOOTS AND SHOES,

Il tie Br00klyn and Long Island Store I1U
Fulton street.
81 GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS. equal To any -
81 LADIES CATER BOOTS, superior to any o,hcr
Msdein Brooklyn and think equal 10 any made in ~ y
Every deacrp,lon Of line Boots Shoes made TO order
Warranted equal in style aHd quality TO Broadway,
N Is. Various kinds of Rubbels and Over Shoes.
SMITH & HARfSHORNE.
nA l10 Fulton nj BROOKLYN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

@ BOOTS, SHOES. LEATHER, &c.
y CHAMBERLAIN & GOLDTHWAfT, Essss90
ST Manufacturers end Commission dealer. MOTT Psar!.
WESTERE. ,SoUrAERN IaN12 CITY TRG tE
berlan, Cutler Co. Holeston and A b Goldthwa s. Co.
East Stoninston Mas fresh supplies. consisting OF
Mems and Boys Russell and thick peSed BTogans
Do. do. Kip und Calf do.
Do Do do Grain and do. thick peged Boots
Do. do. do and do. sewed BrogaBs
Ladies' Calf Kid and Cater Boos
DO. do. walking Shoes
DO. Kid. Morocco do.
Together with variety Of other articles in lhe Boot end
Eastern manufacturers for cash approved endorsed
rT- Liberal advances msde on Consignments. - ~
= LADIES' GATTERS.-I.adiss' Caters OF vnriou,
NsI3A descriptions S.. to 2oa. hnd promise the
best f-and quality equal u any made IN broadway.
iy27 SMITH & HARTSHORNE. ITO Fulton st.
INDIA RUBBER SHOES The subscribers OF.
fer for sale the largest and best asssorpsnt Of India
Rubber shoes the city, consisting in pant OF Meas Cloth
and Sheet Rubbe! Shoes with leather noes leather
strap and BUCKLE nailed hoeB &C. Ladies Sheet Rubber
oveShoes with elastic STRAPS LADIES and Misses Busks
rubber and leather soles; lined aad trimmed RUBBER and
Rubbers lasted and in the ougab the ease dozen Or
Der goot the Warehouse Of the Newark NJ J. In
90 ol t,N'''' ~ HUTCHINSON & RUNYON.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-05-31
THE COFFIN HAND-BlLL CAN
DIDATE.

We congratulate the "democr attic
wings" on their candidate for Govern
or. Mordecai BARLEY is developing
to be the fittest man for the head OF
their ticket that could be found. He
will revive old recollections and ex-
hume some of the buried buties Of the
party when federalism was its PRIDE
Old things are becoming new in'44.
Coffin hand bills are coming to life a
gain, and the man who was one of the
willing instruments in the bargain and
sale of'24, is proven to have also been
a peddler of that celebrated SANDER up
on the Illustrious jackson. One Of his
neIghbors testifies as follows:
"MANsFiELD, ,pril end, 1914.
~, ROBERT BENTLEY, of MADISON
township, in the county Of Richland,
and State of Ohio, do hereby certify
that l hold in my possession a COFFIN
HAND.BlI.L said to have been LETT at
McGlnnis' tavern for me by MORDE-
Cal BARTLEY on his his return from
Congress. lreceived the same in Milf.
lin township, deposited there for me,
as am informed he left one there for
me and believehe did.
"ROBERT BENTLEY
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-05-31
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Office of The american, May q

Office Of The american, May 20.
CATTLE.-There were ITO head
of Beef Cattle offered for sale at the
scales this morning all of which were
sold. The prices paid ranged from
$3.50 to So per 100 bs. on the hoof,
which is equal to SIS S5,75 net.
-FLOUR-'fhe demand for How
ard street flour continues very limited,
and the transactions generally quite
small. Holders Of fresh ground par
GELS of May inspection ask $3.50
Sales of about GOO barrels not fresh
ground were made on Saturday and
to-day at S4,37i. The receipt price
has declined to $4,25.
We hear Of no sales Of City Mills
Flour. Holders ask SIS
Sales of Susquehanna Flour on Sat-
urdav and to-day at $3.50.
GRAlN-We hear Of no MARYLAND
Wheat at market for day or two
past. We quote good TO prime 95 a
100 cts. The receipts of Pennsylvaa-
mia wheats have been large. The sales
on Saturday were about 10000 BUSH
els red at 100 a l02 cents for prime,
and So cents for smutty parcels. Near
ly the same quantity was sold to day,
though at a fraction less, the price OBJ
tained for prime lots being 81 100
cts. Sales of yellow corn at AZ a "a
cts. and of white at 40 a Al cts. We
quote Oats at 81 a 28 cts.
PROVISIONS.-There is fair de-
mani for Bacon, and sales of prime
western sides have been made to some
extent to-day at cents, at which rate
they are now generally held. We
quote prime assorted, the same descrip-
ton at al cents; shoulders at 81 q
cents, and hams al So z cents accord
ing to size and quality.
James Gould, who was indicted at
the present term Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Harrison county, for vio-
lently assaulling and stabbing our wor-
thy townsman, Mr.. James McC Connell,
was on Saturday last, found guilty and
sentenced to one years imprisonment
in the Ohio Penitcntiary.- Cadiz SEMI,
mel,