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lBY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH
TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPON DENCE
FOR DAILY NATIONAL ERA.

Seamer .4sia .Hsrived at Boston.
BosToS, MARCH l0--The steamer Asia has
arrived at Boston, from Halifax, and the mails
have been sent South.
Parade OF KnoD .Nothings an Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10 - The Native
American party, or Society of Know Nothings
are on large parade in the city to-day. Ban
ners with appropriate devices are seen in every
part of the procession, which is preceded by
bands Of music. Many delegates are present
from the different States. Much enthusiasm is
manifested
Mrs. .Mowatt.
BALTIMORE MARCH 1O.-Mrs Mowatt an
pears ut the St Charles Theatre to. night. The
Theatre win be filed to the utmost capacity.
ALI the tickets have been sold, great portion
having been bought by speculators at 81 a So
premium. Her appearance tomorrow night
is announced as positively her last.
Markets.
BALTIMORE, March 10, IL M-Flour dull
Ter; sales of 1000 barrels, at $3.50 for How
ard Street; City Mills held at $7 5611 q
81 68A. Wheat - sales of 1900 bushels at
81. 80 a ST. .S3 for white, and 81 rs $l.78 for
red. Corn - sales of 10000 bushels, at 70
cents for white, and ut II cents IL cents for
yellow. Oats--sales of 1000 bushels at AZ cents
48 cents Rye-sales at SO cents SO cents
Whiakey sold at % cents a 291s cents But
term kegs at IS cents, and roll at l6 cents
20 cents.
New YORK, MARCH lO-Flour duller-sales
of s. 600 barrels at 81 "a a SIS for State brands;
and at So 25 q SO 81 for Southern. Wheat
sales at 81 80 for white, and at $3.50 for red,
Corn--sales Of 10000 bushels at SO cents for
mixed. and at IS cents for yellow. Cotton
dropping. Stocks dull.
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PICKLES,

FlNuktetf hiND
4 ND English Sauces, viz Gherkins. Mixed, Pic.
N calilly Chow Chow, Walnut Caulifower, Eng
lish Of both Crosse BlackwoPs and Battys export
alton "a
Crosse a Blackwells celebrated Onion Pickles
Mixed Mangoes, Martinas, Onions, Caulifowcr, Red
Cabbage, American
Van Benschoten and Wells Provost, New York
Lee PERKINS, celebrated Worcestershire Sauce, in
quarts, pints, and half pints, late importation.
Also John Bulls Harvey, Reading, India Soy Es-
scnce Of Anchovios, and Lobster;
Crosse a Blackwolrs and Whybrows Eng. Mustard;
Louis Freres French Mustard
English refined Table Salt, 10 jars.
SHEKELL n BAILEY,
Successors to John B Kibbey A Co..
Jan. 3--dlwif No. 5, opposite Centre Market.
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ID. CAMPBELL,

SADDLER, Harness, and Trunk Maker, Pennsyi-
- vania avenue, few doors east of the National
Hotel City Of Washington. Jan. 2-3m
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!. ALDEN'S CREAM COFFEE.

DREPARED from pure Java cefec, from which a
i cup of Clarified Coffee sweetened and crcamed,
can be made in minute, by dissolving 1t in hot
water. For sale by
SHEKELL Il BAILEY,
Successors to J. II. Kibbcy a Co..
Jan. 4--d6t No. 5, opposite Centre Market
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,-AHEAD YOUNG MEN

REAL GO-AHEAD YOUNG MEN
yXTANTING fine Travelling Agency this spring,
NJ J. COOK,
Feb 49, Charlottesville, Ind
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SERVANT WANTED.

GOOD Wages will be paid 30 a cocred woman com
" petent 70 do the work Of n small family. Inquire
Mr.. Edmonstons Shoe Store 18th street, near E.
Jan 3-d3t
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HUGH CAMERON,

nEALER in Books Periodicals. and Stationery.
II Wholesale and retail, Columbia Place corner
7th street and Louisiana avenue, Washington, D. G.
Jan I'D
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EZRA C. SEAMAN,

A TToRNEY and Counsellor at Law Detroit, Mich
N igan will practice in the State and United States
Courts attend to securing and collecting debts, and
10 investigating titles to lands in any part Of the State
of Michigan. Jan. Sd
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w. G PARKER,

w G PARKER,
MO. 81 North Sixth street, Philadelphia, Whole
IN sale and Retail Ladies Boot and Shoe Manu-
factory Jan. ls--3m
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FOR THE SPRING TRADE.

SHIRTS in every variety of style and quality. Cen
- temen in want of good fitting shirt can be suit
ed in style, quality, and price, at STEvENS'S
March 2. Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
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DUTCH CHEESE-DUTCH BEHRING'S.
GENUINE Edam" Cheese, in cases Of 2 dozen
VI each, in prime order Genuine Dutch behring's,
in small kogs, in good order.
SHEKEI.L A BAILEY,
Successors to J. b. Kibbey A Co..
Jan. 2-d6tif No 8, opposite Centre Market
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HAVANA CIGARS,
nF the following choice brands;
~ Sy va 4 Co.'s M. c., LIST, in l-l0ths;
La Phianthropa, in l-4ths;
La ADO aston, in l-4ths;
Ell Sol do Peuarvel, in l-4ths;
George Washington in 1-5ths
FL Consolation, in 1-4ths
Ambrosia Londres LIST, 1I0ths
Do. I'd, l-5ths;
Ell Etseo, in 1-10ths; =.
La Cosmopolita, in 1.5ths
Maria Antoinetto Londres Regalia, LIST, -l0ths;
Do. do. do I'd, I-10ths;
Espaniola for 10 Pronsado, in l-4ths
case original" Victoria Eondres, 5000.
Together with fine assortment Of Chewing To-
bacco. SHEKELL BAILEY
Successors to John B. Kibbey & Co..
Jan. 4-d6tif No. s. opposite Centre Market
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M. SNYDER.

M. SNYDER,
BANKER and Exchange Broker, National Hotel
ID Building. Pennsylvania avenue Washington
city, ID. O. Jan. IL
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ALBERT G. BROWNE.

COMMISSION MERCHANT, and Agent Of the
~ Boston Hemp Manufacturing Company. Gangs
of Rigging and Manila Cordage American, Russia,
and Manila Hemp, for sale
Jan. 6-d3m No. l52 Commercial ST., Boston.
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FOR THE SPRING TRADE

DEEBES NEW YORK HATS for tho spring Of
ID 1854 The second supply of tho above elegant
Hats this day received at STEVENSS
March z. Sales Room, Browns Hotel
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TO THE CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS,

TO THE CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS,
Who Seek their Supplies IN our Market.
ONE PRICE ONLY. We are now in our NEW
" STORE, which was erected expressly for us We
think il the most comfortable and best lighted store
in the city and with increased room, facilities
and experience deemed quito ample, we shall deal
LARGELY in
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DAILY NATIONAL ERA.

BEEBES NEW YORK HATS.
CPRING Fashion for 1854, with other new and
- beautiful styles full assortment in store at
LANES Fashionable Hat Cap
and Gents Furnishing Establishment,
March 8. Penn. av., near Al street.
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j. f. ASPER,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW. Warren, Trumbull co, O.
IA Office No. 81 Market street Jan. I'd
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SMOKED AND PICKLED SALMON.
COLLECTED No. Salmon, /" fresh smoked" No.
~ picked Salmon in tierces Mess Mackerel, very
fine, in rs pound kits. No Mackerel, in half bar
rels and rs pound kits,
SHEKELL BAILEY,
Successors to ]. D. Kibbey 4 Co..
Jan. 2-dlwif No. s, opposite Centre Market
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LAW LNI,E'LLLGEIVOE
s1-pnFuE CnrRT-nErEaAL TERa

vIpEsISG OF wALEER AND LkfENDlH" ,A'A.,'t'
The eroprent on the appeal from the comnrms.oh oi
the Isrort e tse ;er hsd been o' dow5 f' ye.
;edsy Jae,ss Mehs Roesyet ND C..,Is
so-ts .rd other relation shs ogsnlsz aa sie5ns
I'd e for JosSf in soy unless should q <.
~ snO,hsr ;tnt the s.y Of 81. be- i9s1 We SIX
J1ds 'Isn Ia.,sd ..c s,: N M Wsar vs..
n re Cor b. -s wOef ~ the "a Sri.i wa.
70 Le here 70 I.te h Jldss NhsP. pl.es vac a.
ste to ,i {, Of he cOur; IL the ca On me nee r. oil M :.
Jcsse i've. a. New Utrecht hoe Ea have t'en '' 'l' "
Az sad time Jassss Roovst Cleric 'ot as ',.' sPd
ussssea mads to .djosn the 00'i' ''i'''
OPEesee c,,,.o, cosp,sl .,ss th.; ous1stO
te .es :. literally ioEa By p-.oo 'ns 90 "a: M ~
Who are whshs Iasy ,aSaa move '4' N" ~
ss.. RSevelt .sd thought wa very dosbtl Z Ja1ss
Rosl.e VIZ e acre Ss se1,- ssd t6s srea Term Of ta
css Co % @ % q Cora. sas asif sad Ed~
Ges Ties tie council eneesvof % eot1,a soH 1as
III Winding sa he .hogsat Won es FfoPs. .ad re- "a. ~
o. MonSsy sL.h Jadss trOas expected 70 P'e'4
rd b 1 TO- T s ,S !: 70 .oh s ass oa M whether Juis.
wora hold The oyer aad t.nn'r saa A' 'a A'
M Dsyis. C6porsn Counsel stated that .ceorias
ssfs' . ~, s per Si; sG. 4: % :a',s:
Whether Ire -iier1y ases place or ao fss ..' ~ -
" Il h s: s:s s's 's ai siss sy l
the si.s the large majority who are . pay az ~ az. "a
whom svuas ss1e been In. e ne ,sss
" Robertson ..'0 Suggested tie Ff''s'' o. '''
settled .hs siAeu,tt.>
J.as. RaS.velr aid Court ve.s aware o. -
uiieh he Gaze they viii make one more zee, % 80.
~ en- II accordingly DC postponsd 70 lasssaJ
strt ard an orter entered 20 th.f erect -
ss ss; q :Ssss, &c "a
,bs sseh snI Inc Pse-' y
/ 10 h. oa that roint, and 8 so on tie aerio
SUPREME ooURr-s,renL rsss.
DEcIsIos.
Arcry Wager and Am. hrs Wagner st osofe aoJ' ana
4 Henry stgmpf
Plaintiff. claim to have obtained judgment ssan@ ae
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BROOKL Wv ITEMS

Coxv1cryp AND sEyTEScKD on INDICTMENTS rO7
RaPE-The Kings County Court Of Sessions in Brookya
Ia. for the pass days been engaged With he rsl of
Prrick Burke James Pardue and ohm NcGraih. OF il
dctmeks for rape committed upon the person OF Euen
Harrison on tie night Of the s5;h OF December last in
Willamsburgh The defendants, with others who were
trisd on the charge ast week ssed tFom tae eVi
dence he'd dfseg-i tie complainant into porterhoa'e
kept by Burke one OF the defendants ana tnee PeTge
traeG en- Outrage of the most keiaous character ihe
o,euse vas fully proved and the prisoners were ound
guilty. BY the jury and immediately Sentenced to conane
men in the State Prison for the following teras I9rcS
BuIke fifteen years James ParJue ten years AMI one
month John NcGrsfh twelve years and one moma ana
George Sopher who had previously been convicted OF
the oiierse fer ten years
TRIAL FOR HIGHwiY RoBBERy.-Mohse Mcconnell.
~ .oss cSy, ss 81 s9D, a a des, ss or sra
f,rdr 1.-THE party ts in tae r9' W
the h OF July As ard I, shown oeon he tina. TeSgea Nc
Jeremiah sesslei q soi wa'es or s.t SsssOn IN, ,s,
:e ,rd A sfrS roat 'ns so .as Tc, Of ty o. sad
l.esry was ourd the prisoner after sho', s
was hla ot TSi is lie @ .as State
t.p,ion The psoa sr. we're all uuier thirty years of~e
ARRESTED o. rHE CHARoE OF AHsoy -OficeTs Muir
rhy sna Bsschck of rue Third Dtrct rsies sIre.''d WI
liam T. the occupant Of No - ha'ooa, TnSs os
srsn H lefr, J.tics B.teaeJ yessrav mon
, .rs orc nt ws Arm1fS % "%e ,s. no family lived
h. place BY hP a.. s .. tLe % n,s DsSds 20 a 70
sxsi, q further hearing
STEALING LEAD PIrE-Jchn Smith arrested in Pa
e,st "Wednesday rsh wue IN he act o. dpons OF I'd
Yuk fcp IL 10 small pieces sAd 2Jsd % hSve
bec oeu tAe ceuise Of erseon lie was commit
ted gcr hearing
Co~oprc,rIyG ABOUT ESclSE HOUSES Patrick Roy.
n. Beud Bradley and john Carroll were Aken ino eg,o1y
on WtJn nsht sting IN the o. 20
noise They brought b'fFe Juse b'itch
/ l.. sud 6ned =l0 each
Ntw CHURCHES A new church Of the Christian de
roriratis n recently Gated a. Hcks'hS ~ 80, NV
rssusry occupied place Of "orlp under the 2a'o'a
/ O.; the Rev Jotu N!es .-,-- ---.-,-., -. ,,.,.L
Get hrutowu auspices Of the teT ih)n1 Stio
has been bought AID convenient e-tli'o'n N
/ been erected aLd Paid for a., ,.c,..c,-,
nCsCEcLt Is aso on 1905 10 pH'5 Vu''S" ~ WIN WV
CoSUcTFp AND SFSTENCEp.-The parties ontrlal IN tn.
Ccrr, OF Sessions for convicted on W u
eseT evening sentenced 70 he state FTon tae ola va
rriff.d mon rrstn Ct Ellen Harrison Ia WtmsblrSh "
tie 5h Of Deceub TIE dcondsnts were ssnteoced Tor
fospF rru. PA.k BGfse IS years james fMdns year
srd uonth John McGrsth l. sud month ana george "
SoEheE ~ years
ENGINE RAcING.-The Fiist District Fohce yesierhi J
,r,.,,d s. Z. William Guunng ard Martin Sehhns 10
cus Will when return r9a ne ne 10 tsnr
tgEtu oc Juce h sAih sAd haed +2efca -
! the Citrte.
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FIRES
FIRr IS vEsr TwISrIErH ST.


About four clock on Wednesday afternoon. fire broke
On, in the unfinished building No 45 West Fenteih S.
owned BY Mr Hemingway The fremen were early on
tbs ground but owing to the difficulty in Obtaining water
tho r hsd made considerable headwsy before they could
9. 70 work. The building was nearly destroyed Los
about 500 The fire originated from the earelessnes9
of some plumbers at work in the building the previous
day.
FIRE IN BROADWAY.
Absu, twelve clock Wednesday night, oficer Green
Of the Fifth Ward discovered smoke issuing from the
l.cs store No Sal Broadway The officer broke open the
doo, and found bed FIRE in the rear Of the store Ine
alarm wss given when several fremen arrived on the
ground and took the bed into the street NO damass
ber than the destruction OF the bed was sustained as no
water was used
The fire did not get among the goods
FIRI BROOKLYs
AbOu, neon yesterday FIRE broke ou; in the eapsn'e,
mon Of Henry Haynes the corner Of President and
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NEW.JERSEY ITEMS

WARD MrzrIsGs-This evening the Wings OF the rtrs.
.rs OF Jsey Cy the Hud1on House to nori -i
.nd Civ cfcer. The Committee Of the second i"
r~po5t roninaior. for that Wsd 20 meeting ~
NJ Wits o the Thrd ard will meet at the Scho9ihole va 'iet
rr 10 ale nomln1oos for the Chatter elee0A oa Tue 'Ho
April
M,sosIc IysrALrATIOS \ new lodge on Free ana Ac'
stsd M.on called Vrck L0de has been f)rned ~ ys'
Ct, On nesday evening the officers "ee da9
Ps, Grand Master Bfuen Grand Ms'er stewart anf
Ledge s.,-r- W n " Damr.ey
" Walsh Secretary J. Molsen Treasurer A. a RICE u
Capron D. A Qaaekeabos and J. hss'I s's"sf1' u ~
BfoTe tie in ssscu icok place Pst Mst Coiat tas,
rich uurrle velvet beautifully orramcntsd Win ela -"
by j. J BurTA the Master elect OF Ihs new u 80
Master YsIck. There wers pssen aha is,iss, Of
Ne~Yoik Apollo Lodge Troy Noln Tabor LDIss Isos.
Lofga; Mor,tOwn, Il JOINS ehi NeT.tA
SxarI Lode. Hooo.en aad Hiram Lofse Js-ey w
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
rotL 10 Of

We estimate the average weight Of these cle at O. cw
which will make % SOL SEQ lbs which at hs average prce
OF &c makes s2l2o562. Tie weight and price is below
,1her than above the fact The number sold per
week 7ss and estimating them e. 500 per head aver
zee p,ce gives s67 $50 per week whi,h this City pays
TO the country for Beef
The following table exhibits the number of Other animals
Slaughtered in ths City each week snd the totals Tor the
Quarter to which added the number of Cows whth also
enter into the consumption tie City as fully that number
.,n LII. 4 .n cire nlnce 70 the arrivals
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Personal Rev L II Cbspin lee;ursd ct Burlington

PERSONAL Rev II Chopin lec;urs ID ct Burlington
Vt, On the evtuing Of tho 2sth March.
Mrs Bloomer lecured q, SsI 9us = o. on the evening
of the .9th March. on her usual topic Womans Rights
Hon John p Hale leotured e Hamilton, Madison Co, 3
few evenings rioce.
Ole Bull gave hs last contert in Chicago on Tuesday
evening the 18th.
Dr. Har.el Hunt delivered able lecture at Colum
bus O. tie evening OF the 24th on Women as Physl-
cars The ONO State JournA ssys: I'VE frankly ad-
mis- she is WOMAN Of superior sby and aqliron nts
ard her dfcourse trust- VII SET 81 folls to ihIH
"ing"
The Hutchinson" performed A. Wysths Hall in haf-
rsburg on ~ evening OF The 29,h 1t IS said 'hey afo
sn.D Lew song eIuted, Sebrassoohiy
The Rev Nr Bsicb Of tbs City. delivered iec'uts ~
Fall Rvos MSS. on the 23d. upon ine D'oe' 'H7
Of tocia and political liberty
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a,h house wooden sbed wooden buliiny or frame bull
ing and also eojudge and decree that such dTeog
house store house bEiiing ash hoe, ash house
wooden she'd wooden bull Ing frame 5ui!-ne wa;'lsr
erected buil raised altered enlarged. removed or ns
upon OF in the OF erection building 'a''ng s9r
ing enlareng Ing. or Of belg bull. uon SAL DC
taken doe and removed
SIC 80 II sball be the duty Of the Sheriff OF the Siy
and County Of New York to execute 1-y decree Vllsl
for in tie 3d. ard in tie last preceding section oi a ao
Upon receiving q certified copy thereof.
SIC &C. AL laws and parts Of laws heretofore pa's1
neonssie ut with the pr0yons Of this &C., are hereby re
IeGed bu such repeal sba not effect aoy su or plIss
rnfion eommenced or peralty incurred or otese CON
mted previous TO the fret day Of next o.,
every uch suit OF prosecution may lawfully pToeeed ani
every such penalty be demanded and recoVe'ei ana
laws and pats OF laws hereby repealed had remained IN
fen force
SIC 81 This act shall take effect the first day OF
rexi and tie Common Council shall publish this
oct onoe week in every psper employed by taenfron
tlirty oay aeT tie passage thereof until THAI day
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lAssersi,sueu;

Nor DEAD NET-BARSUN TOO FASi.-
n Dcs,i Y,s,,r1av.-Tb.t death IHe Dean ot -
,.- ". Sed Yesterday, anc With the aortos- ~
-, br, sth raised earth. EysrJ ooy VS. -.
a. crovds sreat they Will be still sfsaLer sr - ~
, I'd touehr ths. wonderful moral d.9s 2t nc &c
HS,- =, Earru1s Nueum That myeroGs Scolo F..f
,tstr ttle sssoLh the E1s.H19e -
.-rTg read saa wonder ,holla belle me Oas N-o
80 las. annual visits earth Clfist one Sn'se
,,i,, h 10 and 20 "h e
- - ~nh def-rsrce Bsrnum, are snotIa1a
-. h.v. b@st 10 sindo"i ana e'oA "a
-, ,fter ssth s.ed adm ts4nee 20 yoli sa
e.e sre l.,ie sire Dsgareotypss tssen on me e.s. ~
- ar No SD which has been esec complete 'o nJ
- On wake DszuerreotrpS ana 80
-. t,. h frcn: Chres bu dns dottoe - =.
p.r-ur this will DssuerroEype o. yes's,a
the sdVce Of enc gEo rev A9t
go % No ride between spree aIa
ot.s g., mi, fty een 6ne Efe -.
80. seisr. s.ewhers fe. Barnun. 90 there tof. a -
irrr,sou will be I. lasting s time hs<s 'A WsTrs
kr leave you
TAaverSeuert - =, 80,
This is the last day for subscribing 70 Uol9slln
.h,,p Writing Bookkeepnz C.sses loaa. sn ri. 80
.b ,ovr aeniion invited TO 's tss -
NN'H WV OLryys B GoLpsaIrE, No Si bfosaSsf'
faIvertissnsntl
G,sl CAS- GAs.a-Chandellers and Gas ntuIes' ,
~ os.n .ns antique designs win Be foase ne Ees Ia
,.rs terot OF Archer Wsraer Co. NO "o o0>'~si' A
i.rsrr aeSk IN America
IAsve--.ssuent -,
Uncle Toms Cabin with the Grand ANA oi 'n7
N..ippi vi, se the sfszse,i0o s the Sat'ors 70 asht
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p Mace 10 the new arrivals
To,Al...lC.5-6

This is AZ aversge of l57e7 annsls bu,hered weekly
in this Civ We lave Of ascerGinng the qusn-
fly Of dr. sssd meats which have arrived in th9 same time
but very large particularly in dressed Veals-f Calves
that are or days old when butebered can be called
Veal Il certainly most shameful scandal that our City
Government permits tie sale Of such meat these poor
,sryedto eath Calves within their jurisdiction to the
1uuter Of mare than thousand per week a; this sesson
Of The wear.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
gUTcHERED ANIMALS IN NEWYORK.

Tie following an exhibit of The anmal. slaughtered in
this City in the first quarter Of 1854 The hs. table shows
the number Of scd a, Auertons in Forty fourth
st the principal market place in the City on Mondays tho
great market day Of each week and the price ID OF rs
second and third quality Of Beef ard the total fr tas
week at all the market places All oef Cattle sold at
,ree esamsted at so much pouad for the Beef in the
quarter
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

Powers sss vhi-h speedily destroyed The bulldog
was Of small value the gre4:es' dam'g- being sas'.n'ioy
TIE workmen who lost ali oer toos The IRE or na'ed
fror he stove during The %. nee II The jlaEn@ymen
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DEATH or WELL-KNOWH CHARACTERS

Tie Hon D.hney s. Carr who died at Charlottesville,
Va March o. in the sd year Of bis for several years
fled the post of Naval Officer of Baltimore and vas sab
,eorouily Minister CoD-tsutnop'e for ak year
boh of xhoh Cfcos he charged with credit to himself
erd TO the Government. -
Deacon BENJAMIN Rider died in Panesvilie Lake C0un
~ Ohio Mar,h H. egod 9l years IL was soldier in $40
Revolutionary War aud IN carly pioneer of Ohio. lie
located in CLARION Geauea County Ohio where he re-
sided about 80 years. -, -.
TLio TAYLOR ore of tie pioneers Of the West, died ct
Dover Ohio March 49, He settled in Cleveland 10 500
and aerward TO Dover where in the war OF 1872
lie MADE his home hospital for wounded American sol
dje,. " hout money and without price.
bIr W Andrews, who died March 26, was one 81 the
Oldest etiz ns of Rome Y lie was BON at Green Farms
Fairfield Co. Conn, Sept Z l773 lie removed 10 Rome
in 1910 ard has Tesided there "A year,.
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fkdvrrt,-@rn-st

IMPORTANT AREIyAL-Klops;o5, the famous
Rr.n Gr. ~bo esht fe bSs sad ae larss.' ,a Gois-
ths coptry saf vii S'Se the
uhi opportunity ysewias h e0lo-i P-oPo-to1'
:. the Ercs6v.y Nehsgsr- reSf week
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
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soyrTUTvG Nrw J Gurrey, No. 3l9 D9o1l Va!
- .rr~- ., III rnh 70 thsf y u no" nfe -
20 sr,c-t- Ne1-TaTbs osr's oa paperl - - go,
- m a ..rrrr. of Ds<asrr-oryre ~ tne = W.,
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

UIGH TREAsOS-Maior Bryant. L. HarshI for the
District Missouri made an unsucces siul effort ABOUT
month since wrs agenst number OF Persoh'
in Mcdonald County, South west Missouri, who were en-
eaced in trospasng hy cutting and destroying al mo
ost valuable pine timber the GOvernm mt lan5 IN
that region The Marhfl was driven by tnrn ont OF tne
County ard into the State Of Arkansas Ihey ioho"el
him thi her and would have he'd him, Dq Tor the
rro,ecton of The people Of Ben:onsqor, in that state
Ire Marshal escaped and rctu ming jeiIer-cn cry,
ugde rorurt OF tie mstter to tho Grand jury OF ihe
United States Court then in session there They accord
rpjy found en- Indictment against Jarvis w Barker who
il a merchant ard lawyer OF Mcdonald County. Las'
Fidoy evening Barker having arrived IN th' city -
Eske purchases OF goods, il. Hickman, E4, CI'rh ot
the L Court issued warrant for his arrest charging
him with high treason ia being concerned IN the reosoh
in McDorald County and resisting the process 0f tIo
United States. Barker arrested accordingly by Dspd
ty Marshal Moore et the Monroe Eoue AMI comtned TO
i Ile onense with which he j. charged not bein; bal
sble he will main in confinement until tho meeting oi
tie United States Crcui. Court next week
fst Lori. tntehsarcsr 27.1.
IN. rpe, StA.SrRpEST sNtKE.-Capt Ssabgry Of
flo hn Mechanic Own arrived here the nth inst in
that \, il 1T 30 : loo 80 10 he saw s'me
thing ipr upon the water with its head on. wich very
much fcsfnled a serpent When first seen II vas Tor
ward OF tie beam OF the ship about fifteen yards d'tin
Tie mouth of the creature wide open. showing t"o
large trsks about eight inches in length and many
mailer teeth The animal was about the size OF b II
r, and showed about twelve feet gu. oi water wen hfst
seen Iwas apparently mach greater 10 the med!e a. u
touered tow ard The tail IL ,or was dark brown moS'
of the crew had time 10 get TO the side TO se9 IT, when ne
settled his body dow SD went OF 10 the windward with
bis he ad ont of water making wake similar to an eel
Cfrt S. thinks this was verable sea serpent
ft ew. 3 dford Mercury, TussiAy.