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Deatbs.


In this village, 27th ult Mrs, Eilzsa-Ar.Ss ak-s A w.
WILDER it,, OF the firm Of Ellis, Wilder Co, ind daugh
tor of the late Charles II. Ceavos, Esq, aged "a years
Her death was sudden aud entirely unexpected In the
morning her expectations all joyous aud in short
hour she had changed earthly hopes and endoarmcns
mortality Fot several years she had been member of the
first congregational church, aud indeed from early youth had
exhibited unusual reverence aud love for the Bible this
ceedngy dep affection of her friends is thus
ciuy tempered by the joyful expectation that her the
Word of God has been the Word of eternal Life.
Burlington, 9Th insi very suddenly, fdysenery, REV.
o. w. PEABODY, pasor of the Unitaiun Church.
Al Windsor, VI, June 2sth, Mrs. Bcsey, wife of Hon.
Thomas +. Hammond, aged 45.
At Brookhed 9th ut, Of erysipelas infant daughter
of a. W. f. r. Bigclow, aged months. Also, the
day, and with the disease, Mr. Otfs w. SMITH, aged
33. Mr. Smith professor of religion, good neighbour,
valuable citizen, kind husband, and tender father
Though called upon to die suddenly yet Re calm, and
departed in peace aud hope. Aud the righteous hath
hope in his death" Also Thursday the Odd IN the
house and with the samo complaint Mr.. WILLIAMS WAL
BRIDGE, aged 3D.
In Weathersfed, April 90, Mrs. ABIGAIL S1ouaHros,
Ielct of Nathae SioulhtOn, Esq, aged 93oue of the
first settlers of Weathetsfeld.
Ia llinesburyh the 25lh ult JsoRpAH BoYSIoS ESQ.,
aged "a years.
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1flarkets.
Brighton Market, July a.


tReponod for the Boston Daily Adver,lsorl
NJ ma,het 275 Reof Cattle, IL PAIRS Working Oxen, 3.
Cows aud Calves 1909 sheep and Lambs, $50 swine
Ptices-Beof Catte-we quote TO correspond with ias
week, since which number Of cattle have been sold
1850 LIST quality sG,25; Cd quality $3.50 575
working Oxon-No salos noticed.
lows aud CavesSales S2o, S3, S25 $50, $50 and a35
shoep-5mdll lots ut 81 rs, 50, S2l2, S2,3 and 50.
sWine-One enfo lot Mt 34c small lots TO peddle
aud l-4' small pigs 3.4c. At retail from to &C.
brighton Cattle Markct--Jnly 10.
Reported for tho Atlas
~ market - Beef Cattle, $50 Sheep and Lambs.
Pheos-Deef Cattle S6a7
Old sheep ,5Oas3; Lambs Slao so.
Boston Market, July 8.
AsilEs-pos 43A, a 8, pearls Same
BEESWAX-yellov % u.s.
BRISrbES-Am 30 q 40
as 'rP''s - -
CHEESE new milk, 7ne
fENIiERS Not live geese 81 80.
HoPS-Ist sort Is47 SASHA
TALlOW-Am. $50 a e,25, rough O, 25 ESQ.,
WOOL saxony aeeces asa So
Fublood 80
l2 blood to "a 30u 20
Common Ia 26 n 90
Lambs super 81 a 80
do No 26 90
do No.9 90 %
do No.3 ~
Foreign 6aol
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1flarrtaoes.

At the residence of General S. F. Beknap, Nind.or on
g. Skinner und Miss Paltie w. Foster, all Of Windsor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-07-13

CONSUMPTION. There is, perhaps, no di,ease with
which our couy Is affected, which sweeps off
many victims rs iht fell destroyer OF the human race con-
sumption Want vast amount of suffering might be savut
inc hnnn family they could but avail themselves in sea.
spn OF The rcnedcs which has provided for her chill
hren aud which science has reduced form TO be
within the reach at alt Far he it from US 10 tamper with
those who are suffering with this painful disease In offer
Ing you remedy We do not ask rely upon tho repre-
sensations OF those who might be aciuated by selfish and
pecuniay motives, but give you berae
OF some OF the most respectable physicians that Wsta
Baisam OF WI Cherry has established for itself reputation
that cannot bo assai led Dr. William A. Shaw, OF WASH
ngon IN C) writes under date Of May ls46 follows
~ have heard OF many of decided beneficial
from it, uso, especially IN Asthma aud chronic cough OF
spasmodic character have used the Wild Cherry great
del IN practice and with marked good results in those
OF sfon, nervous mobility, and rtuby which ,ha-
car PeSons are subject have doubt IL the hest form
70 wn.h the effects of Psc Acid may be had as soda
i've on e constitution without danger the patient Eve.
~ one knows the reputation Of he ,urpentns Basam
constituents IN pro,IaeteG Coughs The combination of
these Principle: IN Vista q Basam of Wild Cherry is in.
genious AID iudicous. ' " "
"Medica men are Justly disrustu of Patent medicine,
IN general but candon bel
humbugs and noslums and those which have
proved saluary and in many well atesed curative
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wanna
For sale by 5. w. FoWLE 1888 Washington St Boston
GYFoI sale by s. 2. REDFiELD. Montpelier Vi aiso
ny H. n sLAYToN, Calais, VI and agents generally
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LIVER COMPLAINT can be cured without Tesort,no ,o
mato Btlers; ' ' '"'
Tomato BitteIs; r u
eefhes that my wifo severely attic ted with tho
Liver Complaint and her health was very seriously under
mined Having tried various prescr ptons without
s.s was fortunately induced to Try sarsapaa and
e now much better in HEALTH and would advise any one n
i'll health to use them, - ~ "
Yours respectfully, CUAs earle
Portland, Me. June 5, 1874
,p>T Remember and always buy them Of r. BROWN Go
Washington street, that his name IA signed 10 ina AZ
reetion which accompanies the bottle "
For sale by >. PREDFiELD and s. X. COLLINS,
snc dealers In medicine generally.
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From the Emra Republican.
The six line Letters OF Taylor & Cass.

The "six line" letter of Gen. Cass to the Chi
cago Convention has been the subject of much
comment in the newspapers. General Taylor
once wrote a SIX line letter so. 1t was not to
the Chicago Convention, however 1t was
written TO Folks particular friend, Santa Anna
on the night previous to the victorious battle OF
Buena Vista. Santa Anna sent HIN a buster
ing letter to surrender, bat General Taylor de.
cilned to do so, as follows. We place the two
'six line" letters together, and request orr read.
ers to decide for themselves which Is the most
creditable to its author.
GEN. TAYL"R's LETTER. GEN. cAss's LETTER.
Headquarters Army of Detroit, MAY 20, AZ.
Occupation, near Bue- Dear SRI am muc!,
ma Vista, Feb. 49, AZ. obliged to you for your
Sir-ln reply to your kind attention in trans
note OF thus date, sum uniting an Invitation
monlng me to surrender to attend the Cnnven-
NY forces at discretion ton on Internal i'm
! beg leave to say that provement which will
decline accedlng to your meet in Chicago in Ju-
request. ly. Circumstances
With high respect, am however, will put it
SIR, your obi serv't, out of my power to be
Il. TAYLOR. present al that time.
Senior Gen. De Antonio ! am, dear sir,
Lopez de Santa Anna. Respectfully yours
LEWIS CASS.
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Vermont Central Railroad COmDany,

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of tins Compa
ny Will be holden at the Depot in Mortified Wedues
day, August 30,h. Mt 10 NJ for the choice Of officers
the transaction OF any other business which may boor,
them.
By order of the Boa I'd of Directors,
f. P, WALTON IT,, Clerk.
July 10, 1913. Is
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NOTICE.

4 Ray MARE-Black Main and Tail, weighing about
IN nno hundred pwsrds-came into nv pnsiuro on the
9Th Of this month"; Any proving property can have
the same after paying charges.
EPHRAIM GARY.
Middlesex, July H. 1915. 49,
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
OPEN TO KEENE.

CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
OPEN TO KEENE.
an and after TUESDAY, May 10Th, the passenger Trajn
" wall run, in connection with the FclbuIg Trains be
tween Boston and Kecne, as follows:
Leave Boston at 7, A. NJ. and 80, P. NJ.
Arrive Mt Keene 80, A. NJ, and 6, P. NJ.
Leave Keene at 7,30, A. aud , p. NJ.
Arrive ut Boston at IL, NJ, and $50, 2 NJ.
AT Keene, Stages will with all the Tains TO AM
from Walpole, Bellows Falls, Chester Cavendish Ludlow
to Rutland and Burlington Drewsville Astead Charles
town, Springfield, Wcathersfed, Claremont, Newport
Windsor, Woodstock and Montpelier to Burlington.
This line, ia connection with tho Fchbnrg Railroad ant
the Stages TO and from Keene, forms direct line Of com
muncaton between Boston and Northern Vermont ant
Northern New Hampshire and the and MOST p
RECT LINE between Southern, Middle and Western Yer
mont and Western New Hampshire and Boston and also
connection with the stages from Winchendon Ftchura
TO Worcester and the Worcester and Providence Railroad
the most nircct line between those sections Vermont and
New Hampshire and Worcester County aud the State O.
Rhode island and in connection with stages Lt,leor
Mass to Lowell direct communication between the
portions of New Hampshire and Vermont aud Lowell
Freight Trains will run daily to and from Boston, il
connection with the regular Fitchbulg Trains.
Il. NJ. EDWARDS, President.
l.. TlLTON, Engineer.
Keene, Muy Is, lsis. 7Itf
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FIRE ENGINES

ID UlLT in the most thorough not liable get ou
- Of order und warranted to do good execution.
Portable Engines fran so to S75
Larger Engiaesfr loo to $3.50.
These the economical Engines that car be built
and afforded low that every Village, Fac,ory,
Naighbohood afford to purchase protection against
Fne.
Engines warranted to he of power equa, any ohcr
chine, and furnished at Fourth less price.
j. O. & J. ii. PADDO OK.
PAppocK's FURNACE, 80.
81. Johnsbu-y, VI. 'ou'
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Chanchalagua Triumphant |!

ID ToW NsEND, the celebrated manufacturer Of
Townscnd'a Sarsapaiilla" has admitted publicly tina,
this CALIFORNIA PLANT is "FAR BETTER THAN
sARsAPARlLLA," and i the "Chcapest and hes, Medi-
cine in the world" Pamphlets containing interesting inf,r
nation ms 10 its remarkable properties the cure of FEVER
AND AGlE, PULMONARY COMPLAINTS, NERVOUS
AFFECTIONS and CUTANEOUS DISORDERS, from tho
most respectable he obtained at the agences
OF will he forwarded 10 Post Paid applications BY mail
FREDERICK A. GAY, Proprietor
o,. 80 OF 'Gay's Canchaagua."
DEPOT, sc Broadway, NEW-YORK For sale also by
G. w. SCOTT, solo agent for Montpelier, VT.
July IL, 49, 7s;3w
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IRONMONGERY

A DDIT IONS to our stock Receiving Weekly. Plea @
n recolloct that We have the LARG EST ASSORTMENT
and the LOWEST PRICES. S. BURBANK.
Iron Depot, June Is. ~
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If Inclined to Darhqa should always be provided with IN
medicine, us will keep the bowels regulated, and keep
the Canker. IL is wholesome, safe and pleasant 10 ii
taste and children al fond of it, aud will take il who
trouble di,like " ~ - ''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26

Assistant Captain Fiandrsau Of the Eighteenth ward
police The time IVES set At eleven O'Clock, on Tues
80 as not to give any alarm. Mr.. Allen and Mrs.
Lopgey, the two sggrieved parties, assembled gently
up stairs to the room door OF nrSoss nS S.Inly
resder can readily imagine the feelings Of the
snsU. sole within the room Allen was for going
right in and $50 was Mrs but recosetins tne IN
structions Of the mae when wa. 40 ,shin than
lively at the door until 20 in for their own;
this instruction ives most KEPT. t0r NO sO0net
was the light extipgushed n the seen before
the door and sure such see ne wa rsss;bss and
grabbed his pocket book He jumped out oil y.
cuiottes seized his wife around her waist and such
havng for the breeche the reader more easily
imagine than possibly describe she crying out
help, murder murder &c, making 's a Oh IRA
herself up in bed under the sheets, resembling mole
hill in a meadow. The alarm Of murder now brought
enrsged parties; which resulted in all lbsng taken
the station house. In the morning, JusuOe
Mountfort investigated the tease but aniing no
criminal law touching the charge of adultery that was
abandoned and Mr., Longley was held to bal. IN the
sum of $780, keep the peace towards his wife, as it
appears from her that he has oeen in the habit
Of abusing her occaion before che left for
New Haven because she did not clean his boots just
please him he slapped her face and otherwise mis-
used her Mr. Allen took his wife home again, aud is
willing to forget and forgive, if she will only conduct
herfef better in future It appears they nave been
married near twenty years ara have haa ten cnafeh
Charse of Hehwsy Robbery Officer Beck, OF the
Fifth ward arrested last night, man by the name
of George Archer, a charge of knocking down
an old frenchman, by the name of Frederick Brandt,
watch maker, No Courtlandt street. and stealing
from his person watch valued at St2 Inc old man,
he sssailed by two rufians, knocked down
and robbed Archer was caught and the 1tasr es-
| capped with the watch. Justice Timpson locked MIN
for a examination.
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Passenger Arrived /.

L,yEnrooL AND Enthusiastically Eurora-For HafAx-
Mitchell Mr. Stowe Mr. Sinclair Rev Mr. Packard Mr. Cogs-
WELL Levi Eaor Mrs Craig and children George King For
Mss W MN yay nna No. W apns anu S;Sy mss wilson.
Miss Dixon. Mrs and Miss Fider Mrs Ross and chdsp Mis-
Petrc Mr. Morrison Mr. Gyatt Rev Jacob Douglass Joshus
Dixon, Pikington, Mrs Ewing, JOS Henry, Marry.
Mr. sures Mr. Shewind Richd Weiss Robert Gilbert Bleke
Mr. Laurie Mr. Williams, Thomas Dixon Mr. Mackiop Mr. Chan
man, Ash Huger Jr Mr. Harper James noLssh Jehn
Mr. Menloyc + N Manifold, Charles Mis Mons PRvv a IA
Cullen Mrs Jays and servant maid Mrs dsrs and sersns
Dsrd, M Cannon, Mr. Crign, Mics Hoffman NJ Whitman.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BAIrrMoRr, Oct c4sil Baltimore Gs 1890 ?7ss 30 shs
Farmers and Planters Bank, % 80 do Baltimore Fire Innr-
81.
BosToN Oct 2LBrokers Boord-5 Merchants Bank
91a Western Railroad 81 III do, $685. - Fall River Rail-
road az Boston and Worcester Railroad, 1885 do d.
lO6 10 Reading Railroad 1885 % East Boston Company 0S
- Vermont Central Railroad 6 Concord Railroad 6JJ 10
ttohburg Railroad 1895 ~ do 10 ~ iucfioa67 shares
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad &c pr sare Boston aud
Lowell do (par SU ca ADV Amoskeag Manu- Co, $500
20 CT adv 20 Boston Bank tpar t0 SOL Sj per sh I'd
Granite do 500 share; Hope Insurance Co.. Sg3i per
share $1,000 Mass per cent payable 1851 gh cent An
Annuity Mass uesita Life ms Co., for SIPS $500
mutation Tor years, the interest annually. Sl2 o.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NV BEDFoRD Or MARKET, Oct. 23.-Sperm
transactions Of the week have been limited a few
Of which sold at 100 and $50 at 1Ol cents per gallon
There is good inquiry; holders very firm and de-
mand an advance on these rates. Whale il in good
demand and prices have advanced trine The trans
actions embrace about 600 bbls at 81 a 80 cents
according to quality We notice sales of 500 bbls at
"a cents, $50 bbls at So 700 bbs at 35 cents and
GEO at S6 cents. Whalebone-We hear of no trans
actions
FOREIGN MARKETS.
HAVANA, Oct. IA cargo of rice sold ut 12l1 rails;
100 casks from Philadelphia soid the price The
market was dull and declining. Sugars firm, with
active demand Molasses held ut rails nd but little
Montevideo 81 ~ rails to 81 80 rails; jerked New
York and Boston 81 mails to So Butter American
yellow SlS rails to S2j. Candes-Moud SIG rails
to Sl1 Sperm $40 to AZ; Composition, S26 rails to
$50. Chtese-American SIG to SIS Codfsh-In
hide 81 fials to So RAILS In boxes. Corn-Indian,
shelled yellow 81 rails per arrobe Flour-Philadelpha
and Baltimore sl4; New Orleans S15 to SIS rails.
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M ARI TIME INTE LLIGENC
Port Of New York, October &c, ls4s.

Cleared.
Co. Lazy Sss & shsy liverpool Sp'''d r''''n
Rhodes De%arasa william sprOulo, Ber
Bsgs.Ass tNOrwl Holm Msssra Hs sid Anna Ma
res Fr Dusana Para Kunkiomanj Lyra Lamb Denarar;
Condor Nickerson, Providence.
ler Richmond Connecticut Ewood BALTIMORE Roe
Giets Eliza Brown Crawford, ThOmastOn Faiker Ball,
sloOP--Anawan, wiles Pensacola
Arrived.
British Royal mail steamship Europa Lott. Liverpool Oct H.
with mdse to Cunard. going ship Ocean Queen Coffin,
POOL g Peter NeVus SON. Sept a when day
the YER n S%S mns the o,s
main torsail toIgaan mzen mast.
s nISs s
gallant and cuwntsr besides stran ship ana upP.
Read Winds gale An Instant drove
ns @ ns @ aHS r we
BARK Gov hinekey of BarSsaoe Lorins Glasgow Sept To-
Tiss a9I
s 4 as s pose French AS from
daysou st instant came up with ship 70 gindward sup
p %snseS to blow SQUALLS
& sh % p Ssi'sa ss the
the main topgaan mast and royal mast h inst paSsd
away the second togaan and gale which
rent the fore toIsa pieces S inst; saw ship s tee 5a East
SAL tOpeaant yard broken By the fall Hh s inst Ia,
topraant without head sail steering North Since
head winds and srsng
which often broke On
ship sea- which filed the upper and lower cabin on the
whole deck with carried oil the COOK
houses sails add disabled OF the seamer
the Inconvenience and hardsps the passengers
subjected have not had single OF sickness
board
Dansh bark Rernher dt Smond Havana Is days with
Colt 18th lat "a ~ lon " o. fell 10 with the wreck
brig Usage Of Salem (bere Ieported dsmased and tight
The eSereneed heavy weather during the passage stove
bulwarks, spit sails, &C.
Brig cnus, days from oport9 to PortSguese Consul
Brig Salas of Cherryhed) Ray Jacksonville "A days with
timber Rochamteau 18th inst 80 miles North Of Cape
the hull Ct brig logged The has had bad
wahe all the split Sails and three Of the crew sick
with fever
Brig Maria Freeman, Fall River, to Mason Thompson
Brig Rockingham Powell. East Greenwich.
Schr JuappL Chapman, Edenton, NC.
Schr Isabel, Edey Newherp, Nc, days.
Schr Dolphin, Lataw, NcwberD NC, days.
Schr st Mary, Lake, Alexandria.
Schr Jabez White Corson, Philadelphia.
Schr Warrior, Thomas, Thomaston.
Schr Star lewis, Boston
Schr Martha Maria Smalley Salem.
One brig, unknown 80
Steamship Britannia Liverpool ships Brordene, Gutenberg
Victoria London banks Mary Brouyhton, Cork Miles Ham
burg julia Dublin; Sarah Jackson Lmerick Alice Tarlton
Mobile; brgs Jesso Ireland Radius Turks island Clinton Sa
vannah; London Packet, (Bremen) Porto Rico.
OCTOBER 2-Wind. atsunrise. NW meridian, NV sunset
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Married..

On the evening Of Tuesday the oath, in the Catholic
Church in Chambers street, MIR. JosErH MARzErrr of
Milan, late Of the Ravel Family, to Miss MATILDA
LEnNANN, of Copenhagen.
New Orleans papers please copy
On Wednesday, the 25th insta ant, in st Georges
Church, by the Rev. DR.. Tying, JoHN T. Wilson, of
the firm Of Taylor Wilson, to JOSEPHINE daughter of
Peter Morris, all Of this city
At Brooklyn, on the 25th inst by the Rev r.. f.. l..
Taylor, Mr.. A. J. g. HoDENryL, of New York to Miss
ELIZABETH CoLuo, of the former city.
In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Oath inst. by the Rev
Meancthon w. Jacebus, SOLOMON w. RUSSELL Of
Washn gton county N. y. to CuARLorTr s, daughter
of the late Edward Quirk, Esq, of New York
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, L. NJ.
ASHES are steady at yesterday quotations. FLOUR,
&c In Western Canal flour, this morning, there Is
fair enquiry, with sales of 5000 bbs. at So 37h for
Troy, Michigan, and ordinary State S. 564 for pure
Genesee, and sea So SO for extra Meat is steady,
with moderate sales at So 373s for Jersey Wheat re-
mains firm and we notice sales of 1900 bushels prime
Genesee at ST 20. OF corn we report sales OF 3v0O
bushels high Mixed at Csc Oats are in moderate ie-
quest, at 81 34ac Rye we quote at 66c &C., which
and no operations of moment are taking place. Yes
terday sales reported Of 1000 barrels mess pork
Beef continues heavy. Wequote mess at $40 10 20,
and prime at SIS 371a So so. Lard is inactive at
'2ac. Whiskey.-150 barrels sold at 2Ssac "a.
WEDNESDAY, Oct 25-6P.M
The market for Western -four opened, this morning
at the closing rates Of yesterday with good export
and home demand At about noon, however, the trans
actions were checked by the announcement that the
Europa eleven days from Liverpool was below, with
week later adyices. Merchants were anxiousy wait
fore resumlng operations OF Southern, sales were
made at about previous rates. Meal was quiet and no
Gales of moment were reported Wnea' was r n 1h
buyer. The principal lots sold were mostly Western
with parcel Of Genesee. Corn remained much as
yesterday, but buyers seemed disposed to hold back
and hence the transactions to limited extent
Rye and oats exhibited change. In provisions
pork was said to be shade frmer and sales re-
ported at an advance over yesterdays quotations.
Lard was steady but Gull Groceries continued much
the same, with light sales Operations In cotton all
took place before the steamer and hence the effect OF
her news not known
AsnEs.-The sales comprised leo barrels pots and
pearls AT DO 20.
--E1our-Transactions in Western
flour reached 10 COO barrels (mosty before the
| newe.) at SIS 3la for mixed Michigan; So 371a for
straight State, Oswego and Western; So 37a SIS A
for favorite Michigan and Troy; AID S5 so SIS 56h4
for pure Genesee. Included in the sales about
5000 barrels for export at quotations Southern
remained steady, with sales Of 800 barrels Richmond
and Georgetown. at SIS 62h OF Rye Flour there were
sales of 200 barrels at SO 62H. Meal quiet but
firm at So S7i for Jersey In Yseat we noticed safes
of 5000 bushes for shipping at 81 20 81 Y
10 uuU DO. red Chicago and Onio at 81 o5 ST. IL
The Corn trade was exceedingly dull, and the total
sales did not up than 600 bushels at 73c
for Pennsylvania yellow and 671ic. CSC. for mixed
| Western. Rye was inactive; 900 bushels changed
bands at &c. delivered. Oats steady with sales
Of 5000 Bushels river and canal, a: 34c. a 3i1sc
Receipts Dorm the Hudson Rirer Since the Opening o,
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City Intelligence.

DEATH OF THE Hon. Mr. LEwIs.-The Cass and
Butler Central Union met at Tammany Hall last
ming and passed the following resolution
Resolved That the Cass and Butler Central Union deeply
the death Of the Hon Dixon H. Lewis L. Senator from
Alabama; and that estmony Of respect for the illus
deceased this union will attend his funeral in body
FIRE The building occupied soap ma actory
by MIR. Elliott and the chemical mandatory
ing owned by DR.. Edward Parrish in 18th street.
eth avenue, totally consumed, with all their
fonts the ming Of the oath inst. Supposed to
be the work Of an incendiary.
FIRE A fire broke out on Tuesday night, in the
lace store Of James Kirnan, No POI Grand street,
which put out with trfng damage.
DEATH BY BuRNING.-Coroner Walters held an in
quest yesterday at No 80 9th street. the body of
small girl by the name of Margaret Sullivan, who
came to her death by burns from her clothes taking
fire. Ii seems the poor child at play in an open
lot, and with other children had made fire, when
body, and limbs, severely, which resulted in death
Verdict according to the above facts.
CHURCH DEuicATIoN-The new Hope Chapel
Baptist church, No us Broadway will be dedicated
TO the worship of God, this afternoon. The Rev
Edward Latbrop expected to preach the dedcatory
sermon at O'Clock. The Rev. DR.. WEIGH OF Albany
will preach il the evening.
TIE b." YOUTHFUL DErAULrER.'-Under the above
caption, article appeared in the Herald yesterday
naioea read ap Basopot Bank The
total amount ST. eco which is not quite half its
surplus, and the bond OF the defaulter liable
for bhe amount Of the bond which has not yet been
ascertained.
SrABBING.-At Charleston n, the 10th inst sailor
named Vince mt Fortuna stabbed in three places
it was supposed fatally, by another named Joseph
Pons. Both of them belonged to the Spanish bark
FREDERICK. Pons absconded.