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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
TRIALS FOR MURDER.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMISER-MoSDAY.
This Court opened this forenoon for tue tral OF IN
dctmonts TOR murder. Judge Mitchell presiding l.. b.
Shepard, Esq. District Attorney, appearing on De-
half of the prosecutions.
The Court room. during the recess has been hand
somely and conveniently fitted up the Jurors seats,
among other apparently judc'cous alterations having
Leep transferred from the western 10 the eastey SIDE
OF the ROOM and large window cut on the west SIDE.
Among The rest thanks to The Of Mr. H. Beriholi,
fret officer of the Court who has had especial super
nendence of the matter the press has not been for
gotten, and ample and convenient accommodations
have been made for reporting
PRISONERS LROUGHT TO COrET.
Some little time before the opening 81 the Court, the
various prisoners under Indictment mentioned tl's
morningl except DR.. Graham who WAS no! brought
down with the rest, were brought into Court by the
officers. They were eight in number. With one eX-
cepon where the party bad received some injury 10
thc facet they were all what mi ght be termed and
some appearing men, and nearly all young-say from
about 10 or 20, TO 30 or 30.
ARHAIGSHESTs.
Court being opened, the various prisoners were ar
ragned. They all pleaded not guilty:
John COrchoran, for the murder Of Michael Coyne.
Mr. Phillips appeared his counsel. Trial sst down
for next Friday.
Patrick McMahon, for murder Of Catharine Mona
hon Mr.. Phillips also appeared for this person Set
down for Wednesday.
Mepry King, for murder Of Timothy Reddng. Mr..
Spencer appeared as counsel. Set down for Satur-
day next.
"h.:.m Fowkes, for the murder OF Edv ara b og an
Mr.. Spencer appeared. Set down for Thursday NEXT
Charles lager. for murder of John Moran. Mr.
Spencer appeared. Sci down for Tuesday; H.. A.
James Smith, for murder OF james DeNE, MI tF.
Clintoe with Mr.. Spencer appeared set DOWN lot
Monday, 10th. vv
Henry Glpd for the murder Of james Mchenna.
Messrs. Clinton and Spencer appeared sci DOWN lot
second Tuesday. ,,., NJ
Charles Graham, for murder OF John Wilson Mr..
Bankman and Nj. Phillips, counsel. Sc' down 10Y
Monday, 10th. u,-io- -
In the case of Dr. Graham, for alleged murder OF
Col Lorng Mr.. Whiting. one oi his counsel sald
thew would be ready for trial to morrow, l1esidyl
and the case was set down for then Messrs y Cosof
and A. Oakley Hall are also retained as counsel III
his behalf. , r A.
The District Attorney stated that several OF the
cases would probably take but short time 10 ny.
That OF DIR. Graham We understand, IL expected ~
occupy two or three dsys
The names of Grand Jurors were called. Ilere
bepg a Grand Jury at the Sessions, they were dis
charged
Adjourned to tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY BY WosrHNGros HOOKER
Emo pp 5s9 Farmer Brace 4 Co.
OF all the physi al sciences, Tat OF the human fra ne
possesses the greatest popular interest, if we may
Judge by tic variety OF manuals on the subject that
are swarmng from the press. Tne volume before US
zoe > over the old ground, buI in moro Systematic
aud thorough manner than most Of hs recent physI-
illogical treatses Reference is had to the most i'm
portant modern theores which Sc: forth by SIM
pie and appropriate Illustrations Available feature
of tn work Is the chapter on the connection between
mind and body, which emoodies great plumber Of
useful practical suggestions The authors specuia-
tons on animal magnetism and porenology must be
taken tor what they worth beng deeply tinctured
with the aversion to new views thatdistnguish bis
former productions.
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wm- Cbsmee,l,in. Red Hoot Dascbes "a ~ She''H
and French MsriDo sheep
Edward Cooper Wsstchss,sr-CoJp common ceese.
Edv il Msr-hsu Poseepsis-4 Coop- Poultry
: frr-usu. Lon-rae l. I-Psir sarDls Pigs ~ noctns
old. weigh 7oo lbs eO0p- Fowl.
W II. HihtArd Fny.thf dr Se--Yo.t-s Lin;olnshiss
and Chsshire Hoo, ard /, Pis.
q r Irgersoll Brook yn. L IL China Geese
John Sherwood, Album C,yuga CO - S1Holk Pcs; :
eoors Chickens
Daniel 3 Haish;. Dover PlLns Dg.caess c. ii long
voolsd sheep; II middle wooded sheep. Saask Pss
Samuel {. HAi.ht Dover flAirs-NcE.n0 Bsck.
Nm Simpson. Jr. IVES; Farms-Mgicovy Ducks AMI
Brsuah PoosTa Chickens, BAHtllls
O,csr Cr,sz Bloom Orange CoCr0s. bge- Bask
David ChaGcAyue. SlnsSiaS-Mdds wooded Buck and Ewes
Uafck & sherman. Milton, Datehes. Co. in ported Cot,
void Buds
Nstbsni, HAock Milton, Du,ebes- Co. Co.~oid .nd aBb
limVorsS
Walter Wakemsn, Norih hsst, Da.ehes- Go, 10 >aNon
.hes D. Meno sheep
Wh shelton North Esst, II seNsn sheep
Stove. and Articles Of City msrlacture nave also eeen
,ar,d % 4 considerable extent
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TIE GREAT AGRICULTURAL FAX VI
THE STATE OF Ne YORK.
INFERIOR ARR ANGEMENTs.


from the south fod two ars- frame baud
nss one by 50 feet the other p By III feet N the oeh
line Of fence The first s the feed house, CONTAINING hay
and grain r the animals The sher contains room, for
the bushes. Office Secretary snd TreasareF' ONCE room
for M Pre refrsshment for the oh;ers and invited
,ue,ts quarters ior the Police, s,oye-room &c, Se
rnrb on i. the cheoce . By a feet hansei by four
entrance sses Entering By either Of these good vie oe<
nuon Ia The iu,eror dotted with tents esi:etas ard
sr,., wooden buildings with streets anu seys Ike city IN
miniature.
e., If the Horses Sin acres Of the side have been
fenced Of with graded tIsck all around for the show Of
hor.e. THIS sabdVded again into three as' enclosed oJ
~ and railing with track outside and inside Of the rails
with stands for Judges IL the center Of the nz. The ses
or south ring o brood snd coin. the center ns for
,op. the north which is the largest 10 for carriage ana
saddle horses which Will be kept constantly moving aoand The
rns or quite around the whole Here AZ .Phhei;ef
of seats erected for the comfort and convenience o
ladies. who .wsys take such delight 10 viewing beaun'1
horses Some OF the the County viii be ~ tan ex
hbon On the and noh rte Of the horse gre una ;he's
ar, stall. for SO hcr,e. al which will probably be allied
beside the daily attendance OF city horses AZ no other ss'e
Ao la. such p.epArAton been made for grand exhibitor ~
horse, and comfortable accommodation OF spciA'oFs
THr Cattle Running north and south through the 49,
prt Of the square tier Of IS cattle sheds each eont.ns
stalls. large epoush hold three animals tseh-j9o SAILS
each ITO head SO arranged that saiaas can be seen
front ard rear Al the Forth Of the sheds there show
Iips res H. where suss viii be examined b. he Jsdsee
While the spectators remain outside The shos Of CAiis
Judging the already sde viii be altogether INC
b ever seen America Our friends 10 Ohio, the great
Ssiona Cs;e Show the lh INST; vii have - work TO beat
this
sHsEr-Aors the rhirdsv fence Their. 80 pens win
hall shade shelter capsule Of holding 70 10 sheep
each friend Morrill,, from TOmPtin. County, ' aAfe.dy
on tn ground arranging h. department; Other Pers VII be
added II required
sxIVr-Alons the north fence Tbird.y. the itie
Church there 100 pens with sooD AID bali roofs capable
of bodinz swine. The sdd0n Of f9o.s the pens VII.
.dd much 70 the OF the.e uneean ees-r The
show Of Swine vii be very Large embracing oil tss be-
breed, Of the present ,se OF iInprovenent.
PoVLrsY-Ample prevsOn h. been made fof tue poultry
fsneier. At the church open-sided building h" ssel
erected = By u feet broad tables which arrange th>
coop. 90 . to be .een from each ds with eonvenisaee ard
being tie Optr ALL 1; M be bealhy AID Pes'AH' ''i
so~s and fol.
urrH.Si-s' 80 v.sUftSrsE'ss Hstl sSc HAii IcA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
MONDAY, Oct. % Z. ".

MONDAY, Oct. - L. n
ASHES arc Unchanged Pots 81 and Pearls S. 25.
CorToy-The market is firm with a fair demand.
Flour ASD MEAL-There is a more active demand
for Western and State Flour and prices OF the latter
are CSC lower.
The better grades Irregular with more doing
for the home trade Canadian Flour ~ nominal a,
g. IN bond The sales of Western Canal are 1000
bbls at So 754s7 ~ for common to good State 81 a
81 - Tor common to good Ohio, Michigan and Upper
Lake, and G. a % % for Geneses Extra.
Southern Flour is lower and dull and more freely Of
tered. ISLES Of 200 bbls al 81 37as9 for mixed to
good brands Baltimore, Alexandra, &c. Rye Flour
!. heavy ATS So for for dne TO superfne Corn Meal
i. quiet at s4l2as4 81 for State and jersey.
GRAS-wheat IL more freely offered and prices are
irregular with light demand for milling purposes
only. Sales 800 bushels Red southern 81 CO. and
400 bush good liked Wisconsin TO arrive st Troy
a,sl "a. We quote prime White Genesee 81 Is, the
nominal price.
Barley IS in demand at s. l5stl 20. Rye is in
moderate request sales 900 bush in I's at sl $50
O. 20. Oats are dull but les plenty, at ~ i3ic for
State and Western; jersey atT q i9c. Cornis heavy
and in better supply, with fair demand, mainly for
home use sales OF 40 900 bush at Is G76c. for
Western mixed, and "A. S7je. for unsoundi round
yellow i nomina'.
WHisXEr-A lower msrke. with more offering
ssIes 400 bbls az i2c for Ohio, and i9i for Prison.
part sbort time -,
PRo,lsIoSs-Pork fayors the purchaser WIN
very limited demand Gales Of Mess a. sI' % ana
Prm Ell u.s. Beef Ia unchanged sale oil repackei
CHICAGO at slsdsl5 so. County Me.s sil Gsll %,
City Mess sI4asl4 9j. Lard inactive 81 los@lo5c'
Butter and Cheese unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The n. 7. Tribune.

speelaI Dspsfeh 70 The n. 7. Tribune.
WAsHISGT0S, Oe.. I, 1854.
Wheeler expects instructions in a feT days.
Hollips and Fabens have had several interviews
with the President, and Secretaries Marcy and
Dobbin.
John L. Marling of Tenn, Charge 10 Guatemala
IL here waiting instructions.
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})aper t1)arehonss.

DhPTR WAREHOUSE. 7. DERRICK
SON Co.. No 30 BeefDAns! oser iof sAie % me 0S'
wrtiss PspeIs, EAslish, French .ad AneneAA-
heT' psp.i' ~ . ~ go. and srAlitissl
Tissue Psp,i, f,Dey cO!', and wss O. ,se peg s.S
HsDsps Paper sh.'e asd so DO ed: a..siI.
Hsliers PspeT thin, and 81 ne ees' 9sA4'''
Goth Psrer SCI ~ ard 4oI4s. l
ynslish t.rdwsfe Paper, large sssoranet'' W. S"
sbsaihins Paper OF the best 9uaAsy, -,
Nr.npns Paper Straw, Ras, and NsnLi~
Tea PAPER Of different sizea r
Tar oosus PAPER. Szitshle for roofs VI foi1-
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Ccpartnsrsbip Notices.
CO-PARTNERSHIP hereto

NOTICE.-The COMPREHENSIVE hereto
~ fore existing under the Arm of w. T JENNINGS Co
4, hi, dsy dissolved by mutual consent,
tslgned) W. T. JENNINGS
IL X. RICHARDSON.
HR-Tbe Underlined who 10 alone authorized 10 .sn n
rSs,,on vii settle debts Of The srm sud continue
he Whoes.e Clothips business a. Nos And Barclay
aud he Retail a. No 5s7 BTUad~sy
- ~ ,Sgned) ". 7. JENNINGS.
l. 1884
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THE WEATHER.

BOsTOf, Oct !, 1894.
The weather to-day has been very cool. The wind
esst with Indications Of rain.
BALTIMORE, Oct. !, 1854.
1t has been raining steady here since o'clock this
evening, and the prospects are that it will continue
all NIGHT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

In the lcs: paragraph but one Of ou' article on the
NewYork Academy Of Music, sixth line, read instead
of 200 or go" 200 by $50 feet being precisely
&c, 900 square feet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

Rand, the alleged ank-rObber, has been released
from jsil at Norfolk Va, there being no positive
evidence of bis guilt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

FOUND DRowSEp.-The body OF Martin Morsn,
late Of No Is Nubery yesterday found in The dock 81
Pier Nc So, Essi River Al Inquest Will be held upon the
body TO day
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
,YHIG NOMINATIONS.

IXTH DISTRICT WHIG CONGRESSIONAL CosyEN-
rIoy.-We zee il announced in The Sing Sing ChroH-
,oI, that the time of tho meeting OF the Wing Con-
rrcssonsl Convention has been changed from Sept.
- Ia Oct. q,
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COBL.-I am daily receiving the best qqality OF
- RED and WHITE ASH and a.usas sci as 81 nc 70 =.
possible prse for cash only WsIsn; TrrGSrY
.iIuIe cl eoe itlhn 49,. -. . *
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

STEAMSHIP PErREL-The steamship Petrol is be-
lon bound in.
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the County New York notice hereby given al per
.or, HAVING csrs against DAVID MCCULLOUGH, lac q
the City Of NewYork deceased 70 present Tho same YIN
vouchers hceof suhschcT ~ biz ohce. No ~ War
zen A. In the City York before tho sixth icy Of
uext-Daed New York the thrdiay u June 1855
is layGuuM' ANDREW J TUIHlLL, Executor.
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Meoitdi.


EOURAUDS INDICATED SOAP cures PIN
VI pes Tan, trsckes SanbaFn. 5lo'che. saliFhs res
ter Meth srt 81 >kra tformiseA Pog5r. saoe Froots
ha low orche ada apper lips sny part o. the BODY
Ijc-id and Powder Rouge, Lily Wh.s Hair Dye and
Hescrstiye ;he cd established Porfancry DcPt 81 Wsk-
srs. st store nom Broadway; Bates. - wlshrgtcr a.;
Bos,on; C.lle.der. &c So. &-st, Ph-t1eplAa
nLAIN TALk.-Ny ODguent will force tho
Resrd % grow IN weeks -ni vil not STAN azure
es al, botfe; - rer halt -oxea sect % any part
~, the country q GRAHAM. NJ a. Ana 5; LebeF.
No - south % 81, Phisdephi; Hays No NS fsl'oa g.,
brookhn- -------
FAD, READ.-Twensy packages OF Dr.
IL TBOMASS SPECIFIC msi- thry permanent err-s q
Fever aud A. kucvu 10 AL and eAh Dc aeea
by me e,ss, without ary IN CIRCUS eTc's npcn ns ysem
Su ~ ,ny r.r o. The United ire % postage 81
Per uaekssS For ale wholesale ard rcf4u ~ .
{ FARRANO No 81 srad~y, Vow totk.
OVERWHELMING PLASTERS.-The most
- b.ssuful thine OF the kind i The IRAN>rAhcNL
STRENGTHENING PLASTER .prr'9 81 Ctn'on hsnne-, %
plant IS 70 Be the oints prgrpi ~ relsyhs n
ITce "a cyuis AsO, sussr-Ooaf-d Nescro, - =,
liver sud bilious l,ss~-; = cents = NEWMAN VI De-
Proprietor No Huoscn-.t and sa- b. pinsss gen
ersly.
ct. NITUS DANCE.-Those having this COM
- plant be cared With certainty anj 3, hsr nies 70
Grafton cure WAuAutcS in even case cfelscd upon No
paySi Dc 5smaaded a1u e Ps-si " entirey reco'ctee
W ). " FISH W, ~ Futon e., Bn'osya
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hereby gsen that the proceeds Of the sale Of The Real
F..te of Come us v Bush tothcIiss called Cornelius
Buh ceased uiesate lately made under the order n tho
Surrogate ofthe County Of New York D., Peter sssb INC
Credits Of the said interstate will be- distributed aecorns 20
law The SuTrosts.s Office 10 the City OF Ses tofs on me
fnh day Il October at O'clock IN the too-
,o,n II rhat Ay-D. ed bi. 7th LAY Of september ia
-, n ~ A. W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

lie County of New-Iofk notice l. hereby given all
son. having claims agau-t THOMAS LOUGHRAN late ofths
CIV Of New Yos Conectone deceased % Prcesnt the
with the .uhcr the office OF Jesse
e. smith No ~ Wallst.. n the cry OF New York. or be-
tore twentieth DAY o. November ueAtDatet, New Nors.
the 18th day OF May, 1851 -
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of

the County Of NcwYofk Notice hereby Owen 81 per
sor, h,yiua claims aga'ust THOMAS : TAfLOR, late d
Kingston Rhode lsliad d-esaged Vre-enr he same viii
vouchers thereof fhe snh.cber ~ he ch'e n Charles Ira
e. No Do Nilmns iu the City 4 New 1ofs. before
he shfh ssy January nsxDsted Ns-fork, the 81 d.y
81 Jniy Ia5t ASA r. TAYLOR Administrator. YtlswsnBn
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IFN~F Z. SMITH,, AiHIITsfflf0f.
ravl5 lsW6moM' MARY LOUGHRAN. 4 .mnisuart.
IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate

Il y III hSl AM T. Oh an OINti ~ Nhf 'hAt"ghN'
1 OF the County of New-Yort hereby all
rer. NJ having against ROBERT PkfilGHEW late q
The civ Of NV York Souecuter deceased present the
sne viii vouchers thereci the subsrber tho oice u
nAIHEW KANE Ma Gsusey0or' a.. IN tho City OF New
Ycrk on or before the Jn'h day OF November next
Dated New iork the nth tsy 81 MAY. la5t
LEVI HUNT. Jr Adtniais,ratOr
SARAH pErIIGREW Admiuisir afrix.
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OF the County II New Yoik Notice Is hereby given al
ps .ns hasins claims against PATRICK CALLAHAN, late
OF the CITY Of Ee iok decreased present the Nh
vouchers thereof The subscribers bs office OF their Nor
uey JAMES W WHITE No 81 Lihsuy-st. in the city %
N.w.York on or beor, The tvenh lay December ljL
Dated New lok tbs third Day OF June, 1874 j5 iawom
DFNES Me, ARrHY l,s--t.t-.-..-
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.ul4 lawdmM. Join iT :. NEVER. E,e Sr
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate

y IN'N-N VI III VIW'I " wv
Of The County Of New lok noco Is Lerby given 20 all
having claims against MARY HEATING, late OF tho
Cy New York deceased, "a present the IN youch
thereof o. The subscriber the sd of John Austin
Il 9tst between BUD and jdays ,- Cay Newfos,
before the twentieth dsy Of Mafch HesLDated New
Yors the sixteenth day 81 september lait
si8Iaw6mM ISAAC H. AUSTIN, Admnistr stc'
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate o.

tie County Of N,wYolk Notice hereby given all per.
hsyu. claims against JANE BoUSvR ATE OF inc CITY 81
NtwYok deceased pIcseu, he SAND al vouchers there
&C. 20 the uborbets their Office No - Dision-s tho
City Of NewYork before the twenty sixth day Of Jan
uafy uextDated New York the twenty day July,
1884 SAMUEL HURLEY, t.,,,,,.
as6fn JACOB MILES. ~N'~'-'hs
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the SURROGATE

Of the County Ct New York notice = hereby gwen 20 al
rsrsors having claims against RICHARD DEMAREST la's
81 the Cty NcwNoFk builder decreased 10 present tao
same thereof The Subscribers the house u
Mfs DsmAs No l9l Wcs 6thst. Ia he City Of New York,
o. before the sNeen.b DAY Of Febaay nexLDsted New
York the twelfth day Of August 1854
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A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE,

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. = For
IN THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
~ TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADMITTANcE will be the price
Hs % s
Crystal Palace
% sa Ss
y is s
T ad a few %sehs Ks hs
valuable collection in the Western Hemisphere
mos. q them m and ali 81
workmanship Many choice satues besde route from
Tie he
HsE n9sbAr SE FAH4 sH
NINETY FEET in and il estimated from The
YEARS OLD has been the Crystal Palace
S,a Palace snsssss is
III
# soP sss
iGslSa w5sR '6a h,ys
December eny that h said In
' sss sssR costing Thousand
during the three on the of
Tsns FIVE MEDALS costing ONE Hundred Dollars each,
r. in The
tered or within he the Palace
after The ones dudg excellent aforesaid.
FOURTH FIVE MEDALS costing One Hundred Dollars eaoh
equivalent plate cash. preferred the five Ars whose
the fIst opening
exhibited therein Aforesaid shall adussd worthy Of
after the exeeenta aforesaid
respectable Jury that be selected
appointed critically exhibited
and award prizes The
practicable select such Jury and hope to be able
the before the OF June
The Association WILL aso their discretion award Medals Dpo
the Exhibitors Inventors Of such articles possess
sufficient entitle them to such distinction.
All articles which worthy place this Grand Ex
the Worlds and admitted WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS.
used in protecting articles exhibited the
disclams accountability for damage
Umbrellas nesr door
As the Crystal Paacesa Bonded Warsheuse visitors
mtted packages size into building
No Chscks given, and person admitted the
tavtpt D n u Apnr
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

TOBACCO. We did not hear of sale. mm'
SUGAR. AND MoLAssEs. -. Sales confined to small
lots at previous rates.
FLOUR. Nothing done in consequence of the nom
of buyers and Sellers the pretensons of the
latter being above the views of purchasers.
GRAM. Corn firm, and noticed sales of 1900
sacks including 400 inferior Yellow at r. 125 ordinary
White at 75 and 500 prime White at Soc p bushel For
Oats holders asking very full prices mostly refusing
500 D bushe for lots from the evee though noticed
170o ST. Louis sold from store at that rate
Bran 400 sacks sold from store at &c q 100 h.
PROVISIONS Pork selling in small lots at SIS
so p Dbl for Mess The principal sales of Bacon were
20 casks ribbed Sides and 26 clear at Is Cincinnati,
ribbed and 10 clear at Sc and Is St. Louis at no q b
Nothing of any moment doing in Lard.
COFFEE. We noticed sales of 800 bags ordinary Rio
at 1o11c p fb.
HAY. "A small lot of Western sold at $50 p ton,
WHISKY. We noticed only retail sales at S5c p
gallon for Extra.
FREIGHTs.. We heard of engagement.
EXCHANGE. Demand moderate at our quotations:
Sterling. .....................l0 91af0109A
Francs. 81. 1O05f 20 p dollar
New York Sixty day Bills. ..1h@2 y cent discount
Sight Checks on New York. 70 o cent premium
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C. 1 3 4 "a ~ 80 -. i

G. I r = 4 T I'll Sa
ST. The American forming Express
United States Mail Lines Cape Vincent Mon
railroads for New York. Burlington Saratoga Springs
Montreal with Atlantic and ST. Railroad and ST.
Champlan Railroad for Portland White Mountains
Time-94 hours to Montreal.
BAY STATE Capt Ledyard NEW YORK Capt Chapman
and ogdensbuh connecting with the River Steamers passing
length Of the Thousand Island the Rapids beautiful
by daylight, arrive
81 day. in time for the Quebec boats.
Passengers leaving Buffalo at O'clock have six hours
from Buffalo the
for Boston, take the train of
immediately arriving at Boston hapast o'clock
same day. -
Steames ONTARIO, Captain Throop. CATARACT Captain Estes
NoRTHERNER Captain Chds leave Lewiston daily Saturdays
cepad at hspas O'clock giving four hours and
Harbo kingston Clayton and ogdensug connecting
the River passing the of the Thousand islands
the Rapids Of the basful St Lawrence by daylight
Meeting the ogdensburgh and Boston Railroad
Burlington and Boston, and with the Express Train of Cars
The above daily by Buff
ao and Niagara Falls Railroad 1t o'clock afodng
Niagara River through to Montreal direct leaving Lewiston half
o'clock giving full four hours to visit
the boat passing all the Thousand Islands
changing boats ogdensbugh and taking Of the splendid
rushing dashng Of the noble ST. Lawrence arriving
e0ss The Spy R ns HF The
The Of the American Line built speed
comfort having all the equipments
with spacious and beautiful uppe oabn the entire length
tI Passengers procure Tickets full Office
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Depos
~ Offices in Cataract House and nternatidAa Niagara
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