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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

nR >. \ cilaBgET. rHE riRg KING ~ CONSULT
- "a ueual Day ard ~
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10
NtEiouEuS Hall. CISCIsNAEI.-
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The nndtFftgn"a 'tE save - prftes ~ bs pger - u.
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vocal ltsspgct ~ std Ihhpsn 4. a no ~, order
ui - 90, '.fefgIau.
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MEDICAL.

nR. WARDS UsfoETUsATEs FRIEND CURES
~ certain diseases when noong else Will Cures no mat
how bad all have failed. Does All u
PROCESSES 70 dohAt h. curea pryar diseases quicker sisr
and redl ally els~ Va the World Cures
Dad slight chile remedies have
trol ~ 80 10 hope 10 be cured thoroughly osy rsf
caly BY any osir remedy fbousabds have spent s of
tune without being cured n rsy got Dr. Wards nefy y
yDu under any other dcfor and not nneae cured
relieved By him Dr. Ward aud he VII
have made than other living rhyscan ~.
The unfOrDnae thai n relying Dnr us'hf, pg
afqnsnisd vith every Improvement have gsst sgssnAs.
Who s treat he oi aytsu hsi require may
months whereas perform 10 many esya There
thousands ancssd viih ihoss dseAses wous upon
Gsnger delay sight dsJ,
worst knswn IN wsek 10 a. street door ~ ~
Bi osd~ai The place 10 esiraorl ps-y md faph
remedy unrivsisd IN efcry fespeeL Prize w. VIII pnFay
tfssti,s. A VI glArsBiff1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10
REGATTAs.

TUE THIRD ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE HARLEM
Model Yacht Club vii Oh THURSDAY, Oct. ~,
1oeock r. NJ from the Red House dock Of iysh street.
Fast river $50 20 the winning boat $50 70 br sond and 80
10 The ihrd The boats TO sail and around rhroggs point
buoy aud back. GIBSON TURNER.
r. 50 good ehowder Ac viii be served up he
race IL completed.
ITO PROFESSIONAL 0ARsMES or THE UNITED
Stses-Wanted, crew n pull boat m the four cared
of the Empire CITY Regatta olrb on the i'm
II the boat should be successful winning the prss hand
bonus viii be the builder The
must have pulled together. The boat l. right.
INGfKSDLL, Z5q souA street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

TUE NEW WORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail steanersThe ships composing this lne The io
J, Capt. Comstock.
sryff Gn-s

y, Vfs
These chips have been pni BY contract expressly
Every has been their
u0n also In their engines strength and Speed
their accommodations for passengers anequaed
elegance and comfort Price Of passage from New York
Liverpool in first class cabin $780, IN second do sls e,u
extra size state 80 from Liverpool New
York 80 and 20 gneas An experienced surgeon attached
each ship. No berth secured uni paid for.
PROTECTED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

~ LARnoEr PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN
M. and snrsson su,bor o. he he1cs Adviser snd hsr
ftAse Guide llth eaiuon s pace - sngrssings mAsd
any peri he continent closely sessf of frures al pr
vsie s,sate. AZ or Jsars past ~ hs % ehcsl kssis
street corner ~ Brosdvsy rom II A And lof
s. " sunday srssp'si He's continually s.rns hap1r-is
nf patients ~ mail and express 1srsby a,otfns The nsce.
3 81 stng hon ihe rscsipof usssi fee ri4 ssss synp
To AVOID DE flssloon sod tnassh qusess
messing fs AID obfr chts he snicist stDaN
modes before eonsping bic vcrk ssqhe mt1nss And ~
dyes they are bare Gren Two 1r1s q DR. + psssus
faTscssiy te~s kdfssd scrcf1los
cnrsi and nsrsoas debility for early ssesohsss ,sen
fri0aled and injured ~ hem ssf,rs shey sppf h
eir rsnspce wholly spyn Rcoft Iss'nrt ~ msftary
and eopasss eubebs We cooeqr sin eksrs n rseon
Dr. LsFu1nt ari his resnsefswirF fHzs mis-
s'a4ts bhahg ssnssI Dsmnerst Dsy boos. ss~ sfans'
wa TImfs. Ar
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rUIITeHHt ur phtkAFe hFPlyW
EBW X. COLLINS, No 10 Wall street New York
BROWN, SMILEY a CO., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNAhD co. q Austin Friars London.
Is. q. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris
GEORGE II. DRAPER Havre.
The Of these ships not oe accountable for gold
silver, bullion specie. ewery, stones
less bills Of adng signed therefor the value thereof
herein expressed.
shippers please take notice that the ships Of this line cannot
carry any goods connaband OF war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

hR HUNTER NO. DfFfsfos fTHgFT WV YORK.
IL - pns and fAvorahy known 70 10 ppsht gsg - ~
suited a old established o1e~ SHIRE ~ prsfNtrf ~
branch ~ medne fur ne as ~ sNf nat 1afs
han any ou<f ~ he 81 y-s raasf iaTasces
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cure grsrArfsef isplonwi rfesi ffgsff H1hlefs -
dttf hat disease risa dfygF -
ne blood Only ~ tA1 stofs Ff<~ " NAA sns
IA AanNot q nsAIn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

DEEDS CELEBRArED CORDIAL GiN-wHICH Has
III gained much popularity this country proof lat
year having sold upwards eighteen thousand gallons Mr.
H. pledges hl. word that distilled exactly III. that
In London, which be thousands State
prove by So gaahy ~ formerly be dssr q DE
Kind 81 gin Ia England under the excise laws where be-
Piled many of The nobility clergy, and the pDbc The article
j. used by all casses from The peasant 10 the family ao
IN borpiiai and Of EnHiands metropolis
Consequently .. strongly recommended by MI The leading
members Of the faculty This imperial hnor IL the
purest American grain. ifs dccs
produced by the valuable
vegetable Kingdom Mr. H. stands declare thai he
supply the public with good GIN % London, holding
the gin for By purchasing OF Mr. X,
at least hundred per d. I'd
duty Mr. H. presents his ompnenfs 10 OLD patrons aud he
public generally for their liberal support and begs the
nuance Of the Fast Twenty ninth street between
Second and Third avenues.
ITO WESTERN AND SOUTHERN BUYERs.-CHAM
payne brandy &c, OF superior quality, Tor sale ~ ash
customers fty cent les. than markei prices by
WATSON A RESTORE, 10 Falson st.
Manufacturers o. champagne ard importers Of brandy ADD
liquors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

NAfIOSAL gpARD-rSrfORM roAr JACKET sgD
~ ossren.f IN rood order, ALE rteag krplt III
jTeel. stTsci, t,ive cen AID o'closs y. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

No1tcE-FfFrEENTHw WARD INDEPENDENT guard
~ The rn.fnbers OF ne above company
rous 81 parsdlns win IA on our bird target
requested 10 meet ~ the Amiy ,arrnlbe street
Thnr~dsy evening, Oct u, A. ecsoek. By osasf ~
J. y. sl.rp, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

broadway.
COLES. .dI NEW mis- sscFLASE2gs ASo cnanAc
ocooes 10 and every sysnns qq,ng re wees
III celebrated tr.h co Wy I'D uuh,y X. honor
giving his unryalIed stsra Iesc musical cu,er aamcn
S 1Ssd x " o2 Spas s'
w. ME H. dhj Ia, Il siii iss r,po,.
Nr srErufS iEAcn Basa,
. q as sseun and rs o1p1 ,9spe' aad he oee
Ne sARDtR, Director VII preside al De pIsnoiore
duets iro. aasrss Oh be beautiful soss 4 Tom Noos
burns Bishop, Weber Dcini, Ae.. nrrspcrsed vim irl
die. q Inc Nervous Nan SiiSry oaors Teddy iSe
Boy The wa5~ ss ssTI S X hs ss
and Ihs widow NAoney u character :. sung BY " co
iietets % GEMS r. se mad a usls ana J9lle'. MUSIC
sores, and a. ne dc Doof open - hafpa concct %
-sD-n--- ~ - ~ - :
I Asst WEEK OF rHE CELEBRATED VOCALIST. Was.
- ALEX. GiBBs gorsefly sss GraddonJ he Apollo
fsfRab H ap lasss o.
~ performed ~ h.r ia london npwrrs 81 -, nights Also
popular melodies ~ Mrs Dbps, On several INSTRUMENTS
LEsTiyAL BENEFIT. IN AID oF THE FUNDS % THg
Irish Orphan soestyThe underrsnsd bshslf0f he
such ,hesirea and yca TALENT = nay s tss,og, q 80.
lns mo.i soris s., ,s Ihs ..y a,,1 % s' gss
ish instant JoHs BgouGHss. % Braaaas =
pAcHrL ~ gAHIr STUART. TO MONT --cHolcg
s'S = ne psfa e'a sssi ga .ai e.ie' or 49, = 10
, nAah ~ .aS, n.y., y s Sss sia rss Ea
RachePs farewell peTfcrnanees, Al sil Bto~a~aT
HOLIDAY STREET TuEArnE.--LAsr WEEK. ~ TaR
IL
rtPRRgENTA1IvES or IRISH AND YANKEE COMEDY
eyed nightly by crowded houses.
Mrs FioreBee rendering with nniAtie saefs her brilliant
JsrnAilons, singing her original Yankee so.gs "95bns
Around and Way Down IN Maine"
lie words and massc of bob written expressly ~ her
by Nr ". fiorsnce. and ny her with unDouned
thr0u gbou The United saiss Pirates sui a. appfopr
Aors o individual properly are hereby n0Dei Of Ne is
GREAT FAIR % THE AMERICAN fNs1irCrE-
NJ Approaches All be adm ttfd % h etAbttH A ~
great Fsr being bet ne crys'a Palace he f@ieei
d isn Each, %. prarsicn q ssfia ~
prcuieeskp from their fesp.s'lre nghyysra4
wN s. IBoSARB. Gofresposl.sg Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

A TTENTIoN, coMPANY-HRAD QuARTERsF FOR TAR
N gets guide flags Actommltces solicited call ard
Examine styles before ordering elsewh Pora
Ietsred short notice Carved eagles And
rieiy OF target. band and furnished order
HoJEK A GRAHAM 50 and 81 Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

nf coBnE1f, sbEkSW fTnrtr ~sKsngn ~ n
~ s.y iort trlssttAy may be sdlsuied frivN<
eses tNenJ eaf gssfs n one spscFy enables I'm a..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

EoR SALE, AND WORTH LOOKING AfrER-THE
IL stock and fixtures OF lace and embroidery store Pro
rrcinr and wishes dispose 81 ia'ion
good bought very close For who has moderate
capital III. chance rarely offered For further inorms
,kL, cali % W, q. EINzgy, ~ Echlb avcpne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

YcoR sAlE-rHE LEASE FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL
of segAr store dong very good business II
small bar the rear and tie place nicely fitted up. VIII be
cold cheap arpied for In two days Address SIT Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

JOSEPH =. TAYLOR GUARD, ATTESriONt-A MEET
ing 81 The above named company viii he held Thur
day evening Oct n 100 ~ ronrsi corner n SHY eco3a
street snd Third PuDua attendance particularly
qulfed All bo~s members he company wishing
70 join DO he above occasion.
" ". HEBBARD, Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

DOcTEtH uYpfoLiTg rnoX PARIs rrpfL o-
- hissfH snt 1saEa sgperFutH - ~ A~F ~ NvAs
aseas<. - stL~F ~ 4ssgss.s 49, Co.,
~ liaassr rfts stsr afug rsys tFrfsrs D.asrsi>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

DURE JUICE PORT WfNE-AN INVALUABLE AHTI.
tcle for In state OF ale-cence and seldom
found outside the drug On draug by q. MESDUA
II Wall street
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GhyKSroiNy. a. t-DH u srLEsE PRACTISING
VI rkys@sn ri kfssy4strwr rgsrs helfs ~
cook v tarsst xsdl-sn sna Frsnsla srtcas fsess
iulzPN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

AN ADJOURNED MEETING or THE VETERAN
"A corps Of the or 1872 viii be held AT headquawers
lar Hosl % Ispenard street this "wednesday evening a
hall past O'Clock. BY order. n. RAYMOND.
TAYIop. Adn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

brushes OF EVERY DEsCRrPT1Oy-ATTHEB BRUSH
- factory aS7 Pearl street. Franklin All articles
sold at the lowest factory prices Paint OF superior
quality constantly hand Machine brushes made
JOHN X, uDPPEL.
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AUSTRALIA PIONEER Lisr, CARRYING TIE rSIr,
"A ed STATES mail The beautiful clipper barb GOLDEN
ERA, coo ions for Melbourne her berth, psr No
Fast river Hss half her cargo board and Will have
quick despatch Guaranteed the hrsi vessel. For fresh a
passage apply 10 r. W. CAMERON. M Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

NEwT0WN PIPPfN AND LADY APPLES, FOR Ex
IN porA few hundred barrels OF this choice fruit
ready for delivery board the Collins
packed with great expressly for presents Apply
RoBI L. fEIi, Pelham Farm, Esopas Pos oGoe, Ulster
cnu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-20

The CHANGES OF LIFE.-In 1913, Guieuet.
now President Of the Permanent Conmission
Of Fine Arts at Paris, had become so very
POOR that he was obliged, every day to beg q
dinner of friend. He was returning one
evening 20 his atetter in company with his
host. The porter presented a letter, aud de.
Inarded three sous. Guignet refused it, say
ing he would keep the few s)us he had to buy
tobacco for the morrow. His friend pressed
hin to take the letter, but he was obstinate
Who could write anything pleasant to him?
well, said his friend, II will buy your lot
ter, and know your secret" They went I'D
together, GeTcral a,oc;es Of course, and the
sel wss broken. Tho letter contained but
few words, but how important! 1t was from
the Duo do Luynes, announcing that he had
heard Of the unknown man Of genius and So
Letting an interview, which interview led to
his subsequent fortune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-20
ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

ALEXANDRIA, juno 20, 1855.
The damp weather of yesterday and this
morning has compelled the Young Catholic
Friends Society to postpone their pleasant
pic MIC until Monday.
On Wednesday morning . serious affair o.
CURED in the house of family named Doyle,
dwelling at tho lower end OF Water street
One of the youths of the family, in a quarrel
with his elder brother seized largo knife
and attempted to stab him, but by accident
the knife came in contact with the face of his
infant sister, outing her cheek from ear to
mouth. DR.. O'Donnohue was called in.
dressed the wound, and the little sufferer is
now doing well. The lad has not yet been
arrested.
Tie Rechabites of Virginia Tent offer fine
trip for the citizens Of The District next Mon.
day. A fno boat, g fine band, four hours at
Piuey Point-darcirg, fishing, and bathing
all for very mode rate price.
The United Brothers also promise q fine
picnic at Arlington in few weeks
There is little stirring Of interest Our
city is very healthy, and it needs but the due
care on tho part of our people to keep it 50.
AMI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-20
RsSSAE,.

Among the arrivals, yesterday, ct our prin
cipal hotels. We notice the following names
At the National, Hon. Geo. Read Riddle, OF
Del; Hon. j. NJ. s. Causin, of Md; and Col
ID Hamilton, Of n. Y. At Will4rds', Hon j.
[. Caskio, of Va; Capt. George Linsey, Capt.
Stribbiing, Capt. Bigslow, and Dr. Everfieid,
U. 5. N; Capt. Winder, U. S. A.; and e. P
Il. James, the novelist. At Kirkwood's, Hon
Joshua Vansant, of Md, who returned to Bal
timoro last evening or this morning
80. The New York Evening Post says tina,
Governor Price, of New Jer,ey, has offered
himself rs a candidate for the Presidency. and
asks, "who next?"
Dr.. Mellon. of Boston, and Mr.. Pratt, the
greet American traveller, Of the same city,
must keep sharp look out for their laurels,
aad remember tina. the P,ics Of liberty j.
eternal vigilance" They could not have an.
ticipated so formidable a competitor.
80. On Sunday night, young fellow went
Sparkling" in Springfield, and in attempting
to enter the lady's residence til rough the back
yard, was arrested by the police as q burglar.
His modesty prevented an explanation, and
he remained in tho lookup until Mond ~
morning
80. A letter from Paris to the Cincinnati
Gazette says, that recent dinner given by q
NSsiny io"H, iooiuinS III tuat GUY, uOu.
Martin Van Buren,, Horace Greedy, and Lewis
Cass, Jr., were among the guests
80. The Limerick Chronicle states tia. the
widow of Corporal John Brown, OF the Royal
Ssppers and Miners, has married the Emperor
of Morocco. She is an Irish woman
80. Mr.. Edward Register, about 81 years Of
ago, who attended the commencement of Ran
d5lph Macon College, in good health, returned
TO GAINESVILLE next day, and died that even
ing.
80. James Il. Swords, of the srm of Stan
ford & Swords, of New York, died on Sunday
in the 98th year Of bis age, Of bilious remit.
tent fever.
....Rey. DR.. Ryan preached in Harrisburg
Pa, on Sunday, whom $500 were collec ted fo,
the Metropolitan church in w Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-20
TIE Canada DueI.

We learn from the Albany Journal of the
18th, that officers Moore and r css two of Chief
Matselps aids, were in that city Yesterday on
their return home from Schlosser, where they
arrested Lsavenwortb. The officers state that
Leavenworth is desperately wounded, 30 much
80 that they considered his removal decidedly
inpracticable, fearing that il would cause
death Bail was taken before they left The
weapon discharged by Breckenridge at Leaven-
worth must have had double the charge neces-
sary, as the ball passed nearly through hi.
body, entering at one side just below the hip,
and passing through, was only prevented from
coming out the opposite side in consequence of
striking against the hip bone, which il shat.
tered in very painful manner The ball
cannot be extracted Breckinridge and the
seconds could not be found. The former is
supposed to have gone to kentucky.
The Buffalo Commercial says:
LsayenwOrth has never been secreted mo.
| ment. The duel was fought near the lower
end of Navy Island, and the nearest point on
the American shore is Schlosser landing, the
place whore Sir Allen McNab cut out the
4" Caroline
The only building at this place, is now, As il
was then, one and hslf story house, occu-
pied by Mr. Pierce, who acts as e kind CT
custom house officer. Into this house, Leayen-
worth was Immediately taken, as being the
| nearest to the landing, there being no other
within half a mile
Here he has remained since, because IL uas
| unsafe to move him, as well as because Mr..
Pierce ard family were exceeding kind and
attentive, and there YVES no urgent nsees,ity
for his removal. lie never has been secreted
Everybody at the Falls has known his
whereabouts perfectly. Mr. and Mrs Leaven-
worth and the brothers wore daily In tho vii.
lage, and Mrs l. has for moro than week
been guest Of Mrs Elizabeth Porter's. who
has contributed in many ways to the comfort
| of Mrs. L. and her son
The house occupied by Mr. T. is within FIVE
| rods CT the railroad, and is nov, and was at
the time mentioned, as we'll known about tie
| the Falls as the Cataract House, and nothing
could be more absurd than 10 suppose that the
oficers had to ''pipe" for several days to fnd
him.
As soon as il is possible, Mr.. l.. will be re-
moved from the Falls to rooms in q house
which have been engaged for him for moro
than q week
Not one Of the parties mentioned In the
Tines were mt Schlosser at the time CT the ar
rival ct the ofiloers, except Mr. L. and he is,
| therefore, the only one arrested, or likely to
BIS. Ills brother and mother still remain with
Elm. There is, at present, every p-obab ility
that he will recover.
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w Gayaszi has renowned tie titls Of Fa
Their, which he says hslsugs to God alone. He
thus shows bis respect. also, 10 tka g. Father
lies" lie has accepted IN engagement to
como over here nsxt fall to lecture in the prip-
cipal eitios and towns Of tbs Uuion in aid of
the Know NOthipga The State Register says
that = in his joarnsy through the Union, Ca
vazzi will DO accompanied by an old and dis
unguished member of the American Party,
whose name has already occupied an honora.
BILE place in the national literary world. -
This probably means Mr.. C Edwards Les.
ter, otherwise known as Helen Dhu, oDe Of
tho crop-sared Chevaliers Of the N. Y. Her
ald-Aibany Altar
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, June 20, 1855.

GEORGETOWN, June ~, looo.
The contract for furnishing the Washington
navy yard with oats and other descriptions Of
horse feed, has, We learn, been awarded to
Mr.. William r. Edes of our city. And the
contract, for furnishing the same place with
brick, has been awarded TO Edes: Pickrell &
Co., also of our city.
Our market is beginning to be abundantly
supplied with fine vegetables q every descrip.
ton, and prices are gradually coming down to
living point.
The entire old Board of Directors, President,
and other officers of the Georgetown Gas COM
pany have been re elected. rF E.
A protracted meeting is now going on at the
Methodist church. Preaching ia had every
evening. Among the talented divines here 10
the Rev. John Lanahsn, who dictates this
evening.
No change in the -four or grain market.
SPECTATOR
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Nor MUCH LIKE FAMIKE.-Ths receipts of
brsadstutiJ at the upper lake ports are tre-
mendous, AID ia the face Of the immense re-
ceipts of corn, and the export demand but
nominal, with limited diFtilling bushes the
present price Of this description of grain can
not be maintained. 103. 436- bushels were re.
ceived at ports on the upper lakes in one day.
At Buffalo ard Oswego the receipts reported
on Monday reached 1924 bills of -four, So S97
bushels Of wheat, l8O, O27 bushels corn, and
1882 bushels oats