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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-05

NEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Office OF
, the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Washington, d. c.,
n 10 O'clock Monday, the LIST of November next for
furnishing the following goods, in the quantities annexed,
n Whereabouts, for the of the Indians and deliverable
4 the following places, viz;
AT NEW YORK.
Blankets
1850 pairs 3pont white Mackinac blankets to meas
ure 90 by II inches, and weigh pounds
800 pairs 2&poin white Mnckinac .bankels,
400 pairs 2poin white Moelnac blankets 10 measure
,-o ~ by o6 inches, and weigh 81 pounds
30 by so inches, and weigh a pounds
400 pairs lomt white Mpcknac blankets, TO measure
- by 10 inches, and weigh 81 pounds
22o pairs 3pon scarlet Macknac blankets, measure
60 by II inches and weigh pounds
200 pairs p point scarlet Macknac blankets
81 by G6 inches, and weigh pounds
GO pairs 3point green Macknac blankets, measure
by Y inches, and weigh 8 pounds
30 pairs 2A-pont Gennela blue Macknac blankets
10 measure 81 by G6 inches and weigh pounds
Dry Goods
1000 yards blue fancy and gray list clolh
205o do blue saved list cloth
200 pounds worsted yarn, tree-old
30 dozen flag hondkerchels
ICO do do Madras do
20 do black silk do
30 30 DO DO q q do DO DO
1900 do beached cotton shifting
5000 do unbleached do do
$500 do do do sheetng
6ooO do domestic checks, slripes and plaids
100 dozen woolen socks
5000 yards plaid insey
1000 do iiannes assorted
1000 shirts, flannel
l25 do calico
so pounds linen thread
$50 do cotton do
20 do sewing silk
$50 pieces rbands, assorted
975 yards bedticking
800 do suinets, assorted
400 do Kentucky Jeans
gross worsted gathering
70 pounds Chinese vernilion.
Hardcare
$40 pounds brass kettles
785 tin kettles
40 nests iapanned kettles, Is in a nesD
IS dozen butcher knives
1000 gun ilins.
AT ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
Blankets
900 pairs 3,point white Maeknac blankets, to measure
60 by " inches, and weigh pounds
800 pairs 2spont. white Macknac blankets. to meas,
420 pairs 2-poini white Mackinac blankets, to meas
AZ 10y Sc inches, and weigh 81 pounds
800 pairs lipoint white Mackinac blankets TO meas
ure 36 by so inches, and weigh Al pounds
500 pairs l-pont white Macknac blankets, to meas
$50 pairs s-pont scarlet Mackinac Blankets to meas
ure 60 by Y inches, and weigh pounds
100 pairs 81 point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to meas
81 by GO inches and weigh pounds
$50 pairs 3point green Mackinac blankets to measure
60 by " inches, and weigh pounds
$50 pairs 3pont Gentinela blue Mackinac blankets,
measure 60 by u inches, and weigh pounds
measure 54by 66 inches, and weigh pounds.
Dry Goods.
500 yards blue strouds
1900 Do blue fancy and gray lis, cloth
400 do do s seare ,s'''" do do
5000 do blue saved list cloth
, lSo 90 s green DO DO
400 pounds worsted yarn, 3.iod
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Improved Lands In Ohio coded by the Wyan-
dots n 1912.

Commissioner of the General Land Office
July l6-laWts.
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AO.ONi

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 66, for 1847,
To be drawn in Alexandria on Saturday, the 10Th of Oct
Der, l847.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-07
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Flour Markets.

RocHEsrrR, Dot 5-Considerabe Wheat was sold In
streets yesterday at previous rates 1000 bushels
taken at 81 lax
DErRorr, Oct 2-The market continues buoyant, and
prices firm Sales of yesterday amount to l25 barrels
at 81 80 81 a. 100 do at - 10; SO do at depot at
81 62k; 300 do Ann Arbor Mills brand at 81 IS, de-
lverable within ten days at depot The receipts Of
Flour from wagons yesterday reer than for several
days past The price was generally at 81 62h though
sold at 81 81 The rough weather the
Lakes for the past four Eve days prevented the
usual arrival Of sail vessels and business yesterday
the docks looked unusually dull Oats-l000 buaAss Mt
10 q 22c. Corn firm at 40c Wheat advanced / cent
yesterday, and taken at Ole.
CIrcIrrATI, Sept. 40 The market Ia kept compare
lively quiet BY the meage supply while full prices
maintained aud to-day a further small advance was
realised The only sales reported we're $50 bbls
from store at - 80, and 400 do City Mills at 81 35t
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Cleared.

Cleared.
ssR' ds:?.y siy SsP: s
BarIs.Ausus1a (swj Dame berg Msdera and Cadin VIM
SS"st E. A h%%os t'r s.
John HB Phns Emily r. 5uson cha ht.,, Dun Dun.
BuiIs: Cedar Kew Fla zsaith Teller Eii.
Frank Lewis DO Maiiisfd & Lord; Rsbecca COpes, Beau
Af Hatch and Hseoi ooid:Soroash Fall River; Tsca%
:.s: d'rd'sr' Providence. arrived.
Fekes ship Faes, Ye,ton Liysrpool Sept 4 70 Mar.
vim" eown, with 500 fish, would ie.ve for home
The has had light westerly winds and Gains the whole
Bur- Cha,eon day., to q Gee .: sat a II:
Bark s. Iarys, Mien' Portland. % hours, in ballast to
Bris California Hichbom Neuvitas Cuba Sept alto RIP
brig Young Hunter Cueron, Pesou II days. to soule'
Big Pu..i of Thoms,tonl BputsJ Pieto, 4 days 81
go erOn; co. Soq Il Whitney Co. Sailed
1,s Th s,ss sS %
Pit the to land the cal tain mate and crew.
Brig Tom Paine Sidney St Marys. Ga. days, Nesmh
Brig Edward Adams. Clark. Ph'ladelphia, days.
BrS Lsyan PhIS'Gok Providence in ballast to master
seRr AdaIine kosiaa shs imam, wslthsl' Va days
scar Washington, Powell, Alexandria, to smrses' Clear
s Sch; s sss 4GGsaa days. bound Bo
ton--put in on account of head winds.
Schr Alabama, Merritt, Philadelphia, days.
Schr Grandee, Hale, Bluehill. 6days.
Schr Richmond Snow, Ihomaston.
Schr Cabot, Taylor. Boston.
Schr keel, Lowell, BOSTON.
Schr Leader, Kelly, Bos
Schr fancy Nckerson, Boston,
Schr Florence Nickerson. Boston.
Schr David Cox Haet Boston, days, to Foster u Nick
Schr Henry Chase Jones, Gloucester tn Saml Whitney
Schr Henry, Crowell, bingham to Moses Wilton.
Schr MONITOR Bcsse. Waeham.
Schr Morning stsr, Howard Wareham.
Schr Sarah Il Catharine, Chase, Hsrwich.
Soop Plough Boy, from the brig Paapsco ashore Abse
com, with mdse.
70 Telegraph reports vessel in sight at sunset.
Sailed.
Steamshp Sarah Sands LIyerp, ol, and others
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of the American troops between Jalaps and Pueblo,
coming chiefly from Mexican for the int
rim discr~dted to very large allowance a. also the
report of the destruction among the American troops in
the hot and bloody work In and about the Mexican
capital snes the two grand opening battles.
But enough known here to satisfy the Cabinet that
there peacs-no prospect Of peace and that the
forces of Gen Scott, meantime imperatively demand
prompt and liberal reinforcements
Upon this duty Of strengthening the Of General
Scott the Cabinet has been In session to-day and the
vigorous prosecution OF the the emily opinion
mentioned, thought Of acted upon respecting an airs
In Mexico.
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5GwS w 4, 81 S,o ~ s.s
sls. s..essnssi FsiaiIs,s s com
TO- Chair.
high pos! and Bs si s: ss's
T;;HsL :. I'd iSs jSYss1:
G' ass
II D NASH AassOassr store lss Fulton .!5eeishsIIt's
lat osloeE Plymouth Mill on the north aD side 81 :t
si re- % S.sss
s I asn p.I an. q
inch do hangers and bs..s % ainch Pulsa sosch do.
b g. ns's Ss.d:sssa.
sars ss Also ho se Wagons. harness % a.m
SH9ULDEK DkASEs, AID BODY yELTs.AEates
ads ~ s
his country for shdrsa or Ssa who are inclined 70 ssooP
% $ he
I a aS' h sSa s ~
III 1s: as a
d. form ToSs had X TGss;is sa' s'.la'
asntsmen's outfttng store as1 Broadway.
NPAe superior Body Belt or xSds1.; is s:sSs;;:r
81! .SaI
y
Robinson.
S % ss Ss:ss e
TNsTRUCTION ON THE PIANO FORTE
VOICE.. w Wsrrin, Teacher Of the Piano re aug
Singing lat the Westfsld and Wibraham Semiaaries FOR
years. most ctfay his friends and
Of New York and vicinity that he has returned and will re-
sume his professional duties. Applications to be made -
Walker street. o. 3teod-m
NV ONDERFUL DlSCOVEAi-tound out at last that
w Strikers celebrated wonderful solution Hair DYE.
whichhas ben successful within these lest ten years. sfa
superior any offered the public. With this solution
you change hair whskes to shane or color In
few and anted not 70 njure the SKIN Ladies
be waited upon by dropping line e. NJ sh,oash tho
ties slip, where it can be applied.
BThs solution be sent to any part OF the wore 6y
express with perfect safety None genuine except signed by
H. Striker. with red ink o. Ht-rc
S41TVHE LADIES' DELIGHT"-Gteat saving of time and
Labor-The ladies of New York are az length to DO
put of Sabins newly n-
Washing Mac the only thing Of the kind that has
This truly useful ma hine Is war.
ranted wash perfectly cean without the slightest damage
perfectly plain and simple aud be worked by child
with The Ordinary washing Of family can be done by
it one hours time with very small amount Of labor
The subscriber having purchased immense COST tho
patent right the nventon takes pleasure offering this
washing machine the public and in assuring them thai 10
no he that any sns naS ~ S 81 a TWO
wise ffeen from what described He invites al
call No Morris where he will be happy TO exhibit
the machine and show what capable Of
THOMAS DOBSON No - Morris street, N. Y.
B. THIS superior and excellent machine be seen
exhibition the Fair Of the American Institute on the
bridge leading to Castle Gxden o. .zt-rc
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New Bedford On Market.

For the week ending October 4, 1871
spermThe transactions in this market since our laat
have been very small few small parcels amounting to
about $50 bbls sold the FIRST of the week at 81 ST OIL
In Edgarton lot OF avs bbls sold at 81 o. Sales in
Boston Of 1871 bbs at 81 05; 66 bbls at o. 40 bbs
at 81 06h and parcel Of 40 bbls extra head at 81
cash. A sale Of 100 bbls Winter Sperm was made here
at 81 IL cash WhsieWe have only to report sales Of
700 bbls w Coast Ia lots at 40 oents 800 bbls ord
at 80 cents, and lao bbs humpbsck private terms
Whslsbons-Sales Of 5000 lbs NV Coast at 3o cents
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FOREIGN Markets

MONTREAL, Oct. l, lsH-Flour isiu good demand for
consumption, and sells readily at 26s Cd . ats Sd per
barrel for sweet fne Sour Is also In request and
ands 22s Cd 2as barrel-the former rate having
been refused to-day for 800 barrels Ashes have de-
oned we note Pos to-day 29s and Pearls 32s Sd per
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..LIvrsreoL-shp Fides-a pks Patton { co.'s Win
die CO.'S Tooker Mead x co.'s w Hanis-2 @ Hat
ings-t NJ Hsywoed-N 0ihoa col Haddsn y sous
81 Wight Stu'ges Shawl Clark West--l q Hastings
co., Patton x Stewart Lee K Case-2 W. Cook CO.
10 w Whitewnght46J Gihou col Nevins eos blnns
Halsted-2 Beknsp-2 Corning Homer co.. nsft ~
Bros-la Cofhu, Bradley co-6 Mccall stronX- any
Field col Me llveen-2 Edconer cod DlLa I'LL Y
Ian co-28 w Redmond-2 Thompson col sempm =
BURT w Seymour X Coz Wait Sherman LoMni,T
end, Secor col Keeley-i Way brothrs-s SomMeii,
Haight Coz Williams Dana 500 " CO. ~ w nsns
cog II Bucks Hasuck * co-l3o MAYOR col y ~
Tusoa CO.'S Russell Msnh2 saeymi s@Ita , mpp
Hsisey COL Homer. Hass co.. W. ) Moore x CO
Eiliot,~I7 pkgs Hurst coz W Hrst col Warren
BmwerNi cash IL anvis Eman Broso cks bale smith
E,chI cash Wnde colsi6 bars ot bdls iron Eli.
man Ross crses Oakev son6 BuueI6eld Bros col
h,is re- Phelps Chenden co-t2 pkgs Watt Sherman
Eorer Afford col Rankin Rsy=i Hunt Bros chain
cables ancbos x S~an-l pkg X q II WitIhaus--3 x
a Wilson, Or Hn & Pullman--l Morrison-2 VIZ Nor.
rison-2 So b.n Kemeys Sampson3 tons rosewood
Sfk kin ronside-sss bars 276 bdls Clark co82l
bar, 81 bids Dwight Frencht2, bids do Bruce
SO bxs copper Hendrick Oslo boxes Macy
232 bds i,oa Egestou Battee60 copper
Phelps. Dodge coll pkgs Chauncey COS Ellis &
coloe coal 500 SKIS salt Maha-2632 bars TIC bids
iron sundry pkgs I'd order.
NEuvrAs-Brs California;. hhds moas.e: ITO bxs sugar
81 logs mahogany 20 do cedar He Owenl6 do fusc
80 nhds 40 moasses 81 bis Bernard
Curtis COZ Brett Vose-30 bis Taylor
IS logs mahogany X & w Houghton.
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Herald Marine Correspondence,

Arrived -Brigs Sarah, Willard Portland; O.eeea PsIke
iSs
wiki. S aa
H. &ssp.S vs sf rsits GhsrfaeH N6sdoid Xssi
seo't Aissny; Rose d Bloom fss.afls' Caro-
Has s NJ Hoy. .%d
f Gsics s.-is S'SI .s S Ersn. Boston
NJ Es ss: M s
in
ks;s ASa2 as9; s;
Fss
Reaper Myer: do; Volts, Tue GresnpoIt; sIeop Abigail
Ms sad Hunter
Miscellaneous Record.
Letter bag. hafrast O'clock, to Exchange
snlr NArH'L Hoornn, toG NsxburypO,o Gridsy, from
grounded The spi Kno where she humped and ;raIn
the Extent Of to 700 sro2s. at the pumps per hour Assist
sis e osG discharge. sac and
H. M Mo,of fell owe; on the 4
in the of heaving her down sheath her bottom.
scHn EMMA horcHxs Far,sn hence for Richmond with
sy and eS She put G,S MSk on the M having
BnIo PORTLAND tof Porllan Prince put into St Thoma
af w., % ,s The s IL; Sns ep
BRe JosEPHIrE, Hatch. from Philadelphia for St John NIB
put into Sulem 4th INST Tor harbor.
ss f sygy s
BS9n ey :. 0Ps S Gp 5qss by whom
Whalemen.
Arr at New London 5h inst. ship MLe,n Perkins, Davis
STRAITS ia ssne o Bon es
Accord Lee DO lost in Melville Bay, wis. 80 ans oil Lord
L: $ yh: g iii Iisss,: ; Y: . M
Kerry
70 oil hsi MI
3 ss o xes aes 0aa
Alexander sturfoek d. VIII. 4 tpns oil; Horn suroei
%G' Fsesc
disw rfasy Ms
o Resolution Hogg, do VIII IS oil; Traveller, Smp-
SD IN New sediof ID inst. Frances. Gardner P.ci
Gc; Hunress sherman do and NV Coast Canton Taber
Spoken.
Bark Regalia, tBr) Of Aberdeen, Sept Q. no lat.
Foreign Ports.
escu; afIy Boston Cd All .eSr Sausi!
drs Meridian, Banks, boston. Sun '''.' '.o "'
GSss;.I 49, s.%s 81
dtS .. " coast SSsSsyss Mo%a,s.l ~ . Da'' me-
Fls%oy SEP, ssAy: Res Roy 8"od Charlie, Edward
v,:s.
los for Providence do; Cumberland for Fall River dol
RocasIns, Sept i3-Brs Arvede (Fr) for Boston, abou
Thomas Sept 9-Cld .chr Bounty. CsTuther, Trinidad
Tdsn Maysguez schs star, CorneI and Buena vsts, Ry
3D. bark John Cater Cormck St Martins brig Fregh
VEnA Csus, Sept AR brig VIM Duggan, Kelly, New
York ena sid Sch for Bnzos 9th ships Venice sals do
.%d a sid sid bark Brazil. Rogers 'd 30;
Home Ports.
28-An schrs George, Strickland Baltimore
ley. RaVsn, ia Bordsaaa orig
Greek Griffith do. Cid schI Emily johnson, yohn.o, do
Bosres &c. 3-Au sehr Wreath Tsbbgt Phiadslphia-
Bowl Cooper Pie,ou ysDds Brown" sderef
burg Columbia, Berry, PHILADELPHIA Sid ships Washmgon
.Es n,.s1Ss bark S:s cfsiS.fs brig. Ped, Ws
,oniI ssp, 2s-Cd bars Gpsey, BascOmb NYok brig
fss ban. isss ss%Ss
Vera Cru, brig Orbit Hoiing Barb and mkt; sch.
HawsoTpo%T 6SS,,ssess1o,s sVS,y, Riddls Hayes.
Ys sPHs .:s f Sss VOTE sMsy
oa,sSn eSsH ss:.Id Ts e, sYsG A,Ss
Levi Rowe Wedmore Davidson Buape and s.I;Ieo
Rvsr NYopi Bs Usi1ss s. Sssf Van Name jams:
Wsths went u James kSs, yssd Hampton RosS.
.hr Rchd Borden R!,r for HBs s'ym 90 for Rio
RienmcsD Oct .ehr. sn,hs.. @sd 1'p o,Ss,
I'D ;sai IghSG s Albany 'i%
a" s s 3:s sssS fRss. H:ss
hiss s s SYSG ''"7'
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Pn sssnxcrr ArHsxad.

LIvrn rooL-Packet ship Fidelia-O NJ Ynyvood Oeorre
TAN and ads, Sutton, M jo Hans5n, Of " States
j. Langron aud lady Paine and lady, Ryan, Of Canada
. IN The steer &c.
NEuvrrIs-Bng Cslifornia--W II CRANBERRY.
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On Saturday week James Woodfolk killed at
Frankfort XIV, by Sanford Coins. There had been n
difficulty between the parties and threats made by
the deceased that he would kill Coins On Saturday
morning they met the house of Coins, who
armed with shot gun, charged with buckshot. Coins
fred upon voolfolk, the charge entering the right
shoulder, of the shot passing through the lungs
He fingered six hours, and died. Coins in
custody.
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q Oh 000 To LOAN bond aud mortgage, at 6k
PEV,OOO cent interest. Pr9ductys real estate
OF tim 10 Jones' Building, No 90 Wall street
ST. THoMAs-H. KREBs 4 PRATORIUs, Commits
hlon Merchans and wholesale dealers in drugs. patent
In paints dyestu chemicals. glass ware Cerum
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m BROWN. STONE SEAL ENGRAvER AND
l. HERALD PAINTER, 233 Broadway, opposite the
Park-Coats Of Arms Crcst, Cyphers, &C.. engraved
brass diamonds, amethyss tJpazes, &c bought n
the rough orm ladies' seals rings pencil
cases. k engraved with arms device Goats Of arms
warded any part OF the United States Books Of Healdy
KEEP, with upwards OF 10000 names Any information given
i'm hrrnl dry NJ re
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LrvEayooI-Stesmship Sarah sands-Miss Dcspard mis-,
Clay. Jos Cupninshsm Mr. Banks, WIN T Marriott Alfred
Marriott NJ Montgomery Albert Hosbsch, Dodge, uef
Allen Edward Mursstoyd, Adolphus Hakes, Lenormand
No bert James.
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ST.. LOUIS. Sept. %. 1917.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. %, 1s47.
.gfa,rs in Santa Fe-CoL Fremont-fhe Markets, &c.
General Elliott Lee of tbs few Americans at Taos
who escaped the last winter arrived from Santa
Fe yesterday He left few days later than Brig Gen
Price, but brings additional news of interest
BY the way, Price, understand notwithstanding his
improperly as an officer and man, will return to Santa
Fe by virtue Of his and rather unexpected commits
sion This certainly most singular appointment
One of city papers, the Rusiis, has taken in high
dudgeon remarks of your ST. Louis correspondent
In relation to Col Fremont and his r" father in-aw"
merely refer to 1t to correct msstatemeut which 1t
taus The writer that the result Of the charge
of cowardos preferred by Capt Faon against the Colo
mel. the Captain dismissed the service This Is In
correct Cap Fallon left the service Of Col Fremont
voluntarily, aud Joined Gen Kearuey whose command
he subsequsn piloted tho mountains to the
United States The spirit which this writer be,rays
shows very plainly that he Is rather unfair witness In
the
Our city. at this time Ia very dull; positively nothing
ofiut-rest occurring-a murder now and then. and
abundance Of robbsres but nothing OF sufficient novelty
to be warth communicating
For the last month supplies of produce sale have
been barely ncisnt for consumption and the coast
trade Our farmers to have generally made their
fortunes In small way and to b. regardless of future
business This scarcity has kept up prices particularly
OF breadstus We quote -four Mt 81 81 so; wheat 10
80 CENTS cents barley As CENTS lard 10
butter II l3 cents; pork $4 50 prime do $i2 SO;
osuvasssd hams cent; clear sides cents shoulders
Az 6A cents; hides (dry flint 6s cents bale rope
cents; hemp (dew rotted) 500 $ll0 per toni lead 50
10 100 lbs whskey (rsw II cents per gallon tobac
90 from 81 to So so per 100 lbs Go. ARGUS.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 6. 1917.
pALfimohE, Oct. o, ioa'
Election Day The Weather-The Contest &c.

Election Doy-7He Weather-Tne Contest &c.
Election day has dawned with most gloomy aspect
after night Of the heaviest storm Of rain that
experienced for some time The politicians brsved the
storm during the night in serving tickets and putting
up their posters and at the polls again this morning
ready for hard days work The election will be Sc
verey contested especially the Congressional ticket
rs the democrats exertng themselves to their ut
most to defeat the Hon. John p Kennedy The result
II important account Of its bearing on the potics
complexion Of the next House of Representatives. -,
The poney express Is looked for nightly Will ING
greatest interest 1t viii doubtless bring news Oh tne
most thrilling interest
Sales Of Stocks at Baitino' Q.
Srocw BOARD, Oc-. 5 200 d 6s JOY; ~ ~ 90. ume
81 81 900 do cash dk f250 Nd sts u.s. I3H SIo' cy rs
~ 1905 $3l7 do dol oM 30 hs Union BANK oos 10 10 no.
COX
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FRAUDS UPON THE REVENUE LAws-T first
of the cases founded upon the complaints OF the
against the Messrs Jacobs importers Of cut
ery, SO been for days trial In the District
Court and given to the jury yesterday at O'Clock
This case embraced information against cask CT
cutlery There twenty indictments, embracing
forty counts, still remaining to be tried In the
trial just finished the offence alleged is the omission Of
articles upon the invoice and the undervaluaton Of
large portion Of the articles nvoced In three casks Of
goods imported by the Sunbeam it Is alleged there
1864 dozen packets cutlery valued at f9l As not in
voiced all The invoced value of the three casks, by
Sunbeam averaged about EST, while three casks Of the
article by the Hiberna entered after complaints
were made, invoiced at f2l5 sterling The duty
upon omitted articles amounts t. fl05 and the nnder
valuation of articles specified Is rising fS, making
frsud charged OF ls sterling letter introduced
by Mr. Bridge the appraiser enclosing $50 signed by F.
Jacobs, which was sent to him nducemsnt for
him to 'act their agent" The cause for the defend
ants zeaousy pressed by Messrs Loring and Good
rich and the side Of the sustained with
equal ability by Rantou the Attorney for the u States
The given to the jury at p M. yesterday
After remaining out all night they returned into Court
this morning. and stated their inability to agree and
discharged from the further consideration Of the
case.-Boston Traveller, 9th inst.
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MARITIME HERALD.

PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER z.
On RISKS ....-6 Moon RfsEs...... 4 -
IN sErs... ..........3 80 HIGH wATER.......
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P.ILAnELpHIA. Oct 6. ls47.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct o, lo4I
TT Ksrrison was yesterday convicted OF Keeping
gambling house under the late act Of the Legislature
there being proof money had been rsked and lost
in his billiard ROOM which Is all that Is required under
the new law
The Grand Jury Of the Quarter Sessions made their
ual prssentment this morning, and were discharged
This document like all those that have preceded 1t for
years. lays great stress upon the necessity that exists
arrestng the rotous spirit among our 6remen,
rather the boys that with the engines They sug-
gest the enactment Of law by the next Legislature,
making 1t penal offence for minors to become members
OF engine or hose company The inquest acted
upon 367 bills of which 81 for feloes and 276 for
msdem-auors; Of these 223 have been returned true
bills, and la ignored
Sale OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
Der 6FIRsr BoARD-le00 Sta 3 TN; $50 0r,rd Bank.
l Western Bank. 90; l25 Lehgh Coal Scrip 81; 81 vii.
m,Dgton RR, 30
AFTEa sALEslo Pennsyva ms Co. 200; $50 Trea.
sury Notes. 6s, 0lk
SECOND BoARp 100 Girard Bank ilh.
AFTEs sALEs-oe rard Bank. l&; 50 Reading Railroad
x; 450 do 29 5000 do Boads TO- 300 stae 76l 1000
U y. Treasury Notes, IS, l0ik.