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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-18
WORCESTER AND NASHUA R.R


Trains arriving Nashua directly with trains
Of Concord boston, Concord and Montreal Northern Pas
suTsic and Vermont Centra Railroads. All Trains from
Nashua connect directly with down Trains from the above
named Roads,
Each Train to and from Groon Junction, connects with
inward and downward Trains OF the Ftchbprg Railroad
alsl vita III trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad and
from Lowell.
Al Worcester $50 a m. train connects with Steamboat
train IRON n. York via Norwich. Ills a. M connects
with Boston and Worcester, Providence and Worcester,
Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad trains.
AIS p connects with trains from all above named roads,
including the Express Train from New York and albany
Train arriving at 905 a. connects with the trains
Of eli tie above roads, including Express Train to New
York and Albany That arriving at l55 p. with p M
trains Of above roads. That arriving at $50 p m with
tia New York Steamboat Train via Norwich.
FIrCHBURG AND WORCESTER L. r. TRAINS,
running in connection with Worcester and Nashua Trains
Leave Fitchburg at As 1910 and 5.45 p. IN.
Leave Worcester at 80 and LIS m. and Ais D. M
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor
esster, eroton Junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fchburg
" For connections with the other roads at Worcester
Groton junction, and Nashua, Snow and Wilder's
Pathfinder and Railway Guide.
lF Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur-
iilgtou, Montpelier Wells River and White River juno
Go the by each Of the different routes via
Nashua and Ftchhurg. CIV. BENTLEY, Supt
Worcester. May l. 1854. apll dawtf
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EARL TIN,

CARPETINGS 81 WINDOW SHADES,
NO. 1888 HANOVER STREET,
teb2S BOSTON d&wsm
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FlrCHBURG & WORCESTER R. R.

e, c. TINE ALTERED. SUMNER AR
sss =. ss~sstzA R4SGEagNT.-OS and after Monday,
Jme S5s, trains sill leave Ftchburg at A. NJ. 40
aud SIS p N.
Freight $50 A. NJ.
Keturi dng--Lcave Worcester at $50 and Ills A. n,
and at 4l5 2. NJ. Freight, $50 P. NJ.
IYERS PHILLIPS, Pres't.
FiicAburg. june 6. 1853. IN dtf
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,sssxSss Lts0NARD'S EXPR ESS, TO
sssSs and from Boston and nterlnediate places. by
every train. f' -
Bills collected and paid, and all orders attended to with
despatch. les AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

-.us-s you-r and loving ~ifs whose o-sai a.
tcglt.0rs q orr AL LsfpJ journey ihr'usa ~ as
tltr ~ ---ratc, paerts' lcPss of t-t4i7 IS
r.1si Is asf u hotorabie usefunesl AZ unee
sla tutor expectations q oDg and pleasant NtA !.
% ke ~ uss.1l cLf trlomse 20 SOCIETY," AA
teen biased and friends who took prs IN Poians = az =
worthy pc for the younF olow-a Tel q % SO
bow The ro1 thai ehLs-eeth feeling thai tn 20 We AZ nc
Iar..rs if p 30 eternal gain
OsIRANDFR-On Mosdy norn1i Ocienet : I'M - -
Elizs Tss.or be OF W A L O.trsniE. sec - cas- ~
= rrihs sad 5 dsy.
lie relatives sld friends Of Der father. G " Taylor and
thos- u her tlssrd and the members q Ne~ oIs
Locee n 50 Fsyet'e Lodge Nc -. AeaciA Lode Est
err saT LodEe No - OFF 4 aud The fraternity IN gene
raj 80 Ale shsna 81 e - g are respectfully
invited The funeral the residence OF ner nl.oAni
No a. Esst Broadway. ecnsstay, ~ inst 81 r NJ
vifhou, further invitation.
Albany papers please copy.
PALON-Il Second =. a.. nth rl, Eliza L PAlon
sreG yesr.
IRE inferred the Cemetery Of Evers'eens
sUTTOS-Oa sunday evening October Of general dso
Dariel sutton. agec % years srd - csys
The frcrds and scGGaini u the family are respectfully
invited attend the fUnefs from his sors residence No -
Wet zhtesuh-st- the 50 inst 81 The rsnAi1s
vi. be taken White Plains, Westeheser County fo IN
tern ent.
the 18th OF his age.
ri. relatives ard friends invited stend h. funeral
Tu sdsy P NJ from bic late residence No l02 Foyhsi
without further notice
W1GHT-Op sznd.y Oct / Richard Fl. Wight. n he s7th
snd friends are respectfully invited attend
tis frres from his ste residence No l57 Lsurens 81
FREDDY 50 inst o'clock His remains vii be taken 20
G-senv cod To- intsrueat
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Id " INTELLIGENCE

The CouRTs.-The Superior Court General Term
opened yesterday, but nothing being ready for argu
ment, ii soon adjourned. Various matters Of interest
will probably come before the Court during the ensu
ing season among them the appeal case in the divorce
suit Of Forrest agt Forrest the bill Of exceptions as
to which will be very vouminous making some goo
printed pages. 1t has been prepared by Mr.. Robin
son and examined by Mr.. OConor, but, as we have
already stated awaits the return of Mr. Van Buren,
from Europe before being fully completed and entered
for argument. The Trial branches of the Court also
opened, but nothing was rcady-which was the case
also with the Trial terms OF the Common Pleas.
Judge Ingraam of the latter Court held special term
in the new chambers Of the Court late Assstsnt-Al-
dermens room, which have been conveniently fitted
I'D under the direction Of Mr.. Jarvis, Clerk.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS
Sale, IT the Stock Exchange. OCT. =.
Sales or Stocks at Philadelphia

IReport-d for THF Y TRIBUNE By Fay & THoN.sl
Ffyf IS Penna b, 81; $500 Reading X X
Mor g '4S a. - DO "a 80 q, Penna :, SO $500
pin. Cour s3 ~ 81; n Pen r. q; 90 DO Ali
10 korr,owu R So s. sehuyl Nav preferred b5 81 80
Heseing r. r sets leo Do rs. 5i Northern Liberty .,
Is. IS Schuyl Nav 2 72s Grard Bark s. 49, $ 10 1915
10 meehalcs Bsni 2el Farmers and Nee Bark s5wa 5l
Es,.ees Bodr5i-lt0 susq Canal b. nt.
Serond oort- zO Penn. S. So ~ orc Penn s.. o. 3
q coo Camden Amboy kR IS, IS. IS; 5000 Can An
RR c. 80 q; 500 Cam 4 An RR c.. 70 G7ii 5000
SeLr,H Nav C. g. IN lots 49, $1,000 Schuyl Nav e.,
s2 in lois s. IS: GO City g. S3 $4,000 Pit,b Coup s.,
s8 81; IGo - RR g. Ere. J. $50 Lehish g. ~
81 lo Reedirs RR 5 80 Reading RR s}~n. 49, 80 Read
RR 5si Read RR, b5 33i; 81 Schuyl Nav Preferred
h5wn 33. 100 Schuy Nav Pref red 81; - Schuyl Nav.
Preferred Is S2l GO Lehigh Zinc l.; Man Mech Bsns
So; no Girerd Batk l2l
Ansr Boerd-5O Morris csnal l}i % schuy- Nav. Pref.
IS 81. $500 80. -.
Unrsd sstes 81 III bid l1i asked; Pennsylvania s.
"a bid e. asked; Reading Railroad 5s bid 80. asked;
Reading Railroad Bonds. TO- 75i BID 75i asked, RetdnS
RAILROAD Mortgage IS 80 - bid IS asked Pennsylvania
Railroad IS ia. f asked Morris Cana l3 BID III aLed;
gchuylki Navigation c. ~ IS bid. Is asked Schaylkl
Navigation stocs "a bid, 81 asked sehnykl Nsyiss9n
Preferred 80 bid y asked; Long leland bid assed
VicssburE 10 bid, II ssked Grad Bank ~ BID 1T sssed
Lehish Zinc II bid u asked Union Canal ~ bid lo asked
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HoFFMAN-On Sunday evening Oe'0Os' = AA'-'-' ~
uoAmsn M the 18th year Of hs age .s,llv i-vi,.5
, s,,ena his funeral this Tuesday 1ternooe - 81
Si,hout further invitation, from MS 'a'e 'e'41e' " "
AKNoxThe following obituary nS.,ee axe, .5s 6os wSS
20 rnourn for this departed frlend WI aae u
n nj, tribute 70 hs memory 20 the fIIsst 80
eIi.Sss5 an honorable man and As uefenS-. -
vs. - ~. civ stood sher. believe that AZ - ~
bnsipes. re lAiions vii bear testimony 70 rs 1-
n hi. place typhoid fever on rrid.y :, ~.
n, Jsxes W Knox. aged about . years the - isysS
sooks 49, rirrue.-Ekose fnendhiP We esteemed az c;
o, We deeply feel ard mourn NJ hnS1 S.,. h. .nds yet
- Esr,me 10 this pace about ten years AZ - -
with his aneie the Hon james Knox n ~ ss .nd main
&c ~ =. Sonor.ble ana upright course and y ms
IN conpyins with the reegreGsn Do ,"s b. gained ID.
rsnest esteem and love Of ali who bad ne :, -,
as.insncs We feel that we can ray 10 o. tt.s
husband. true ftiena and good n.n- oJ
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France would soon reduce

Fame world soon reduce
ported that the Bank OF '''''' WIZ" VIVA ''-'''
tie rate x interest.
The following dividends have 00eA HiSe' ~ s''
East: The Maiden Bank Of Maiden psf ''as'' 'nS
Lee Mass, Bank per cent; the PscA " Dau> ..
Nantucket per GEN.; the Andover Bank 1ree anu
half dollars per share; the Lynn MechanSs' .'AhA
4 per cent; Cambria &c Bank per cent; Ckarc'
River per cent; Cambridge Market per cent
CAMBRIDGE City 81 per cent Leohmere per cent
Nv The Banks in Salem Asiaic Bank per
cent Commercial per cent; Exchange u per
cent. Merchants 81 per cent; Mercantile per
cent: Naumkeag per cent; Plymouth Bank
per cent; Old Colony Bank per cent; Hing
ham Bank a. per share Of $40; Abingdon Bank
per cent: Danvers Bank per cent Warren
Bank, Danvers. 81 per cent the Lynn Mechanics
Fire and Marine Insurance Company 10 per CENT
At Observation-Disclosures { per cent; Bank OF Cusoer-
land per cent; Canal per cent; Casco per
cent. Manufacturers and Traders per cent
Merchants 4 per cent.
The Customs receipts at Philadelphia in September
were $685. or, agsins, s52l sll in Sept last year.
We learn from The Philadelphia Ledger that Mr..
Y Balm, perfumer of that city, has beled the steam
ship City Of Manchester for claim Of $4,000, tho
value of certain goods on board the wrecked steam
ship City OF Philadelphia. The goods were intended
for the City Of Manchester and insured a. upon that
vessel but being placed board the City OF Phila-
delphia instead the underwriters refuse to pay the
amount Of the policy. Bonds were given aud the
steamship sailed on Saturday afternoon.
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their march ending at the Atlantic Hotel where co.
Istion had been prepared for them 81 the table hey
were welcomed By Lieut. Ssnderson in behalf OF the
corps TO which Capt Cooley il bohaif Of tie Fasi-
leers, responded. The collation. having been demol-
ished oss,s and speeches usual such asions
were INDUCED in for an hour 80, after rhieh, by
invitation Of tie officers Of the British steamship
Arabia, lying at the Cunard Dock tie tao companies
visited that ship. While they were drawn up on her
deck the band accompanying the Fusiieers played
"God Save the Queen, " Yankee Doodle, Hail
Columbia and otner airs. They all then repaired
to the saloon Of the steamer and partook of refresh
nents Upon retiring from the steamer the two COM
paBies drawn up in line upon the dock, and
heartily oheered those on board The Fusileers re-
turned to NewYork late in the afternoon. well pleased
with their visit; although in consequence Of the re-
cent death Of their commandment, Capt. Pollard the
corps could not give their visitors such reception
they otherwise would have given.
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IMPORTS SINCE SEPT. /.
1881. 1888. 1892.
..l32.0C0 l00 0nO 49,. 900
PROM JAN. I TO SEPT. 81
1854. IsJ3. 1882.
...r-I.a arr nlA uIE 80.

HAIR-. Ia request and prices are 10 favor Of buyers.
lot II Moueydeo sold 10 arrive at 2c m)nths The i'm.
pos during the month 10 bales Rio Gande and 80 bales
Bueros Ayfes.
PROVISIONING notice quite panic In Pork market
day the monthly reports made up to-day showing much
larger stock thun anticipated especially Of Mess prices OF
which sened 75c q bhl Regular Prime quite firm and 10
the hsrds mainly house The sales 1000 bbs tho
spo Al asa 3 % Mess and II IS for Prime aud 81
tt Mess for December. five days notice, At tS Beef 10
without variation the demand light and stock fair for the
su sales of 1870 IBIS GIL for Country Mes; biqsls y
Ion CITY Mes El5d SIS 81 for repaeked Chicago Prime
Mes Is quiet at 42id$5 Beef Hams 10 fair demand
Eoveubfr delivery al Fi3 for well established brands Cut
Nea ar very quiet OF 30 hhds for shoulders
and O. for Hams Dressed Hog 10 demand aud hrm
At 60Gtc dull, i plenty sales l0 obs
old iCidlo.c and City, ia bbls, AZ he Butter Il
quite plenty dull i307c. for Ohio, and 9dllc foe
State Cheese fair supply, and heavy at 9alO.c.
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NEW-IERSEY ITEMS.

The BosroS FusILEERs IN JERSEY III
Jersey City Continental Guard, It. sanders0n IN com
mand were honored yesterday with visi' iiOn, mo
Boston Fusileers Capt. Cooley, now visiting IN nov"
York The Fusileers crossed over at IL oioo~' Nau
were received at the ferry by the Continenan' WV
escorted them through several Of the principal sree"
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ADVERTISEMENT
PnRrNoLoGY, when properly apPIied by a jud

eous Examiner becomes Practical Guide to Sell Culture
ts Ms spefesy what faculties to cultivate and whA; to
r ana how 70 model ourselves into superior beings
our natural capabilities will allow Nor can money be e1
snA.d 10 greater practical ADVANTAGE than in obtaining this
.cieDtse and therefore reliable knowiedge =.
We are slvsys prepared render. Having con
seer..d our lives study and practice OF the science OF
pki ,s nrof,ss 10 be abie pronounce opinions
srrn,str s1d reliable that you AdoPtthe lite sgde
In The Improvement development ana peteS o SouIsves
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IMPORTANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FIRST DISTRICT COURT-Before Jndse Gsk.N
The Mayor sc Of New-Iors against Edward NJ koss
BY TIE JUDGE-1hs action Il brought TO recover
the penalty of sc for violation Of the Corporation
ordinance, in eXercising carrying on the business
of pawnbroker without being first specially licensed
for that purpose. The plaintiff proved, by one Rache
Levy that She pledged with the defendant a locket
and cham on the 10Th day Of August last. and re-
ceived thereon slO at the time she made such pledge
defendant gave her q ticket, of which the following Is
a COPY: Central Loan Office, 20o Centre ST., New
York. Money to any amount advanced on dla-
"monds gold and silver plate furniture, segars, &C.
OF bought on the most liberal terms Private en-
trance 2OG Centre. 81. ~ B.-NO connection with
" the pawnbrokers." The witness further sYOre that
there were other pertous defendants at the time
ceivins money good. pledged joseph ToIbo another
cost, on bS he received &C. and for The us Of that money
for eght days he paid the defendant seventy cents
The defendant produced witness his father, william
Ross who bs h. was IN DE- eudsnts store snos' every
dav that h. i acquainted with his mode OF tansactig
business The defendant advanced money on nch trl- -
might be sgrefd upon, On Jewey aud othrf Sfie ALd
eeyed bill Of sale the articles thus received II not called
for the time specified 10 the agreement the 3e becomes AZ
souie II called for ~ the stipulated time and the amount OF
money advanced 18th interest 81 N cent per month Is re-
raid them be the person that brought them there
lie further that the regular rate OF inter II charged "
the defendant six cent. month James Ross.
brother Of the defendant corrohoAic the testimony OF MS
father twas admitted the defendant had no license The
decid. whether the defendant Is engaged IN the
,,ess If navrbrcker In order to a4cide that
sry 10 ascertain business bswnbTOkes tanlc' in this
City They receive articles pledge s.@ouy for the
such Of money may b. advanced 10 The party maxim.
such pledge sud receive for the thereof interest no
greater m than per per This defend loaned
money articles pledged with him for the use OF winch ne
receiving an assignment ofthe articles pledged 20 be- rea-gned
H. stated the witness j. but mere attempt 90 eyade the
clearly OF the opinion that the transacted me bn
pawutfoker and o. a. admit ne had no nc me 70
transact business no that he has o@d the ordinance
question and order judgment for the Panin for 20 penalty
snd the costs Of suit
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MONDAY. Oct. 2-P. VI

The business at the Stock Exchange was moderate
to-day, but prices were generally firm, and in the
case Of Central, Erie and Reading, quite buoyant.
The latter advanced with considerable transactions,
to = an Improvement Of Il 2 cent. The Road, It
is estimated il now earning - 3 cent. on its cost
Erie improved L. Y cent, closing at 4jii Hudson
River 2 cent Central was in good demand, and
advanced TO 92 92!. Tie business Of this Road Is
euormous Cumberland was not firm, Nicaragua
was rather heavy. The Western Roads are quiet
In Railicad Bonds the sales were: Illinois Central
GO, dividend 81 = cent. Off New-York and New
Haven. 70; Erie, ISL. sil; Central, SCI. The only
sales of State Stocks were Virginia 6s 100; California
-. sal; Illinois Internal Improvement s5 Delaware
and Hudson declined y cent, selling at lls. At
the Second Board the feeling vas generally strong
The brokers complain OF tbs dulness of business.
Outside orders are limited most of those who have
occasionally been operators and paid commissions to
the Street. having this season full employment in
meeting their regular obligations, without diyerting
any Of their means to Stock speculatons.
The Exchange market il quiet, aud not very firm
Sterling 10 cent. with but few transactions above
O. 4 cent Francs 5l2l 5.Hl The supply of bills
is moderate In Fieights there is but little doing
To Liverpool, : 900 bush. Corn, at a., ships
bag; 800 bales Cotton, ID. a I-32d.i De4dweigbt
loL. To London, 10 tuns Oil Cake, NO. 90
ties. Beef e. To Havre, 50 bales Hops &c.; $50
bales Cotton &c. From Jamaica to London a British
vessel was chartered at 60 for Sugar a for Pmento
The Sub-Treasury receipts to day were siGj
pad. So. 40: balance. e., i25 1855. The Exchanges
at the Clearing House to-day were s23 i66l i3 which
is large The weekly Bank Statement shows no
change in loans during the week. The amount OF
specie drawn ont for remittance to Ohio Boston, &C.
has been larger than was anticipated, and the specie
shows decrease Of about nine hundred thousand
dollars The deposits have decreased over eleven
hundred thousand dollars. The comparison Is as
follows:
Loan. Specie. Crcu'n Dep'si'I
Ser. . esf@s2O9fell sl2gJG3s6 $4,000 S72D8 49,
Scpt ST. ls5f. g2LoGo.3 l2.oil pa s7l2u6 7l,79j i8
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COURT or GENERAL SEssIoNS-oet before the


The Court convened this morning at II clock and
irspsnraed the October Term. An effort msde 20 i'm
t,nne Grand Jury but OF those ubpenaed there not
sufficient number p!sseut to ion quorum ana the mar
vs. Adjourned q today The Petit Jury IN s-d
roceeced 10 trial Of Rhoay G bert for having caused the
aetb OF JAMES OBen the bth Of Jun- 1858 Tne Jury
so, besrns the evidence reni red verdict Of us-ins bio
loricde snc The prisoner discharged The Court then
aa.nnnnd fnr fh. daE.
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CONNoN PLFA>.-Part Mos. 200 10 LII
9s 10 I PIG 2ls 22O 22l l2o. %. Par 2-Nos.
iis9 100 iel l95 10 100 1870, lel, S l2i, 100
CIRctIr CoURT.-NOs. l,fO4, COO, too TO ESQ, IN
SUPERIOR CorRT-Nos T. TO CO. 1857, g. IS, o.,
G. to Il - 20 &c. 50 to g. -. lto.
SUPREME COURT-Sp,cidt Term Uedassd0y.-
~ - Il 10 H. Is 70 2j p 80 (demurreTsl.
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MARRIED..

RFDFIFLD-ROLLINE-At Csmanche Grove, sept -,
~ hon George kedfed Of Cas- County, Mich 70 Mrs J1ne
p "A Roue eaughter Of the Hon Gideon Hammond Of Is
FMiNGTOS-READISG-At Greenwood Grove. Hln-
,erdop County New jersey the n uli BY ne hss IgaA
/ JsrewAy EdwAd Remin Of Philadelphia 70 E1a n
Sanshtsr OF the late Robert r. keafnE
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Advertisement !

WEST ELUSHING.-lhe attention OF our read
e is requested Auction Sale in this well known and Pop
Mar village which takes place the Sd 4h and 5h OF october
(see advertisement No convenient OF healthy ocAty
10 be found within the distance OF the city BE on hand
and secure bargain Every lot put up will be sold without
reserve. Particulars be obtained BY applying %
BANKER & ELLIOTT, Nc Nasssu-st., New York
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U. s. MARSHAL'S OFFICE


4 woman named q Council was arrested on
cbsTse of ouenipg letter directed Mary Dempey con
,srinr check ior rs In defense understand, she
gs TIA. he aid Mary hsd been residing her house and
he Mf- o Come had claim ag=inst her He'd 70 bail
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Steamships. &c, supplied
Churches. Hotels, !

Churches, Hotels, Steamships &c, suPPhea
with elegant Silver Name and Number Plates OF new and
beautiful designs plated the most substantial manner ard
elegantly engraved very low prices Samples sent any part
of the country EvERDELL No 500 Broadway cor Duane ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

PLAsTER-Blue and White WEI f.ISInsd /. e.
steady rste. ale. O5 tans IS l99s' ~ ~A'o af"
ard scarce a. e.. ..h p, IN the MARKET And ,-ies.
Ikor-a aa '.ply AZ sS5d tH m0nths EaSlish Bsrs
are gu sne i,y msrsst for Spanish Il 90 SIT 0slens
LEAD-a ~ - cssh. The Atlantic White Lead Company
very GU o. ~ II &c. IN oil and &C. for dry.
@psI.THERcrss demand = moderate, the manufacturers
- 6r Immediate necessities but with moderate re-
} he quantity the market not sxeessiye ne tan
their supplies; At present prices se as an
Lforv Heavy WEIGHTS continue scarce, and pf'ce< are
go ths fnbits q shipper orders -. 49,. .
o. -. ..,,. 49,, D..
arrive have been made st sl6dsH
dive demand with sales Of p oo bb common Roekand n
&C and 20 Lump q sl %
HOLAssEs-Rstes hr1 and the stock very mach re-
dsceo we have 20 note sales Of rs hhds Porto keo e 2
Sc. and 300 bbls New Orleans az nc -
NAVAL sTOREs-Thsrs 10 less frrnnes- IN nsftet fx
Spirit, Turpentire and the demand fair; the oek otsdnf %
the usrket rea1hss 800 bbs sales OF 80 bos 81 o1o
O. dayI Crude very firmly hed, and the demand 80
sor eTpor AZ 81 sz3 fer Wilmington and ~ 70 fof no
County Common Resin 10 great demand for sne
lots are readily taser 70 sTrive at ~ v so Ds a.
MEDIUM grades moderate request; sslss ot 80
"a 81 sa3 White - - 75ds4 Fine pale sSi'ss saa
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n 81 COMNISSIONFR's OFFlCE.

Second Assistant Engineers 81 the steamer Phsdelphs By
one OF the frenen cruel and unusual punishment already
referred 10. after examination v as dismissed
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Befo1e Judge NGaAHA~i


Merchants Bank sgt Caleb Woodruff
Motion for judgment granted. bu, with leave to de-
fer daut 10 amend his answer and copy within i've
DAYS il g. advised. payment II $40 costs Of m1u'n
James Pugh egt Ann PuEh.
Shit for divorce which, believe new tna Wss allowed
Application for leave file and supplemented compani
denied. with $40 costs 90, .,
Edward 7. Forbes ~ Benz. Headden
Motion for new tisl denied with 10 costs
John Purchase and samuel d Tucker as isaac soHnse'
Motion to yacaie order OF arreet denied
Bartlett IT. Plaetge Ggt Henry OafpehieH
Motion foT i.ial granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
Nnrkets-CARrrrILr REPORTED FOR The TRrpusx

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AsurSTha market l. without chsngr sni Is qni-t; s.es
~ pots AZ and Pearls - p The stock on the LIST last
corssfed OF go bbls Pots and ,6S DO. Pearls
BPICK-The market Is steady for Hard North hVr AMI
the dcmsnd quite moderate 80 for common TO good
COTTON-Our market for this sta le 10 day rather 9Hie
buf erm az the annexed quotations;
Nry YORK CLASSIFICATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
IA1rerfissmentl

GAS GASi-GAS FIXTURES OF new uesigus
and unsurpassed workmanship, will be found AZ the sia
mapufscturipg depot Of ARCHER WARNER Co, No SO
Brosdwsy; also portable apparatus for country rH
aspces. churches or factories.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
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Young Men wishing beautiful business ZEN
NANsHIP thorough practical knowledge OF BOOK KEEP
will call BRowN PONDS Boot keeping and Iihs
Academy, No ass Broadway, corner Of howslest'