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Coroners' Inquest.

FATAL CAsrurr-Gaor CAHnrxySIss-vnpgcr or CxS-
sum-Thomas Craig, iaborsr was instantly killed yea.
terday morning while a work in the cellar OF building
n Of completion II No College place. Il ap.
pears that deceased In the cellar mixing materials 70
make mortar, when q piece Of timber weighing abou,
the well hole struck him upon the head and instantly
killed him. His remains were taken 70 The Third yard
them The evidence showe that Cornelius Besley afel
iow.istorer, with whom deceased Intimate and
aorD se hole There ~ no oe s, ss
threw the timber for the purpose Of striking the uecscd
and the presumption ws that he did not; bu very
the hole, and in fsa il ". prohibIied, m
. bucket connected with . hoIst-sy had been
sser 'I s SSsane ~. Sr sns.
preparing bed Of mortar and when he heard the cry Of
Besey Stand from under In attempting 10 get out II the
way dr Guy 10 the spot which he Intended to avoid
The block struck him upon the bead fractured hs skull
and broke his neck The jury deeming Pezlsy culnably
Ssab by block Of vooS being csrse. IL ,bro.n foe a
th ough the wed hole Of the building No College pace
by Cornelius Bcgiey; We therefore censurc said Bailey
for his osreetsness but attribute 70 him criminal 10
tent" The Coroner after max ing s,me remarks to ,gey
10 regard 70 the distress OF The family OF the deco aed
which his csrele.sness had occa,oned discharged him
Deceased Wa native Of ireland &c years OF age, and
leaves family residing at No lei Iaurens street.
RAILROAD CAsuAIrr-vraDTcr or CsysuRr An II quest
Vas held on Thursday by Coroner Conuery upon the body
Of man named Nicholas Hussey q native OF ireland, SO
years Of age, Who died a. his residence No 81 oliver
street, frem the effects Of injuries received the second
Avenue RsIrcsd In the month Of July last area. deal
Of testimony was taken fcy the purpose Of asoertsnnx
whether there was any carees.nees the part OF the
driver vhe testimony was conflicting, but 10 was rather
In favor OF the railroad company. Notwithstanding this
The Jury brought in the foov ing verdict"w aad that
Nthol1 Husscy came 70 hi, death from Injuries received
ia being thrown from OF me second Avenue Railroad
cars on Sunday, July TO- 1857, whilst getting out the
corner on hghih street and First avenues and also End
that by the Of caution BY the driver Rohsrd
g. White hs the said oocu rrence took place We therefore
censure the propretors OF the Railroad IN M
laying down positive rules for the guidance OF the dr
and condnctors mai when PASSENGER 10 either entering
or leaving their cars the driver shall fully stop his
thereby preventing the ameniable which
every day take place our railroads" Upm the rem
don OF the above verdf the driver OF the car was re-
qured 70 give bail in the Of $500 70 appear 70
any charge that might be brought against him.
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Naval InteIle0spcs.

Lieutenant James q. Maxwell hs, been ordered 10 The
sloop OF war Cyane.
Lieutenant Thomas @. Harris has been detached from
The receiving ship st Phsdelphs and Lieutenant Jame
n. ncC<uey ordered 70 relieve bim
SURGEON g Rdout Addison has been detachei from the
Cysne and Surgeon whee~rsh, has been ordered 70 70
neve him.
surgeon oconnov Barclay has been ordered 10 The 70
ceiying ship Ohio, ~ Boston.
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A PRESENT rop PRESIDENT BUcHavAv.-A snguarly
marked csne OF Oregon rrowh most nscIously carved
with pensnre 10 be presented 10 President Buchznan
BY several OF the citizens Of Corvallis Oregon Territory
mounted with appropriate psions and around the
bosy OF the stick entwned black venomous serpent,
designed 70 represent the republican party. 10 In the
act OF seizns the consultation, which IN supported and de
ended By hand, Supposed 70 be hst Of Mr. Buchanan
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Cricket.

rAs return match between tho New York aud Newark
oubs--seoona eicveas-was played ~ Hobokon yeaier.
day, the rcrun being the OF The Newark players
BY % runs. The following Is The score -
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Commissioner, OF Health.
The Board met q yesterday fFrday), ~ The CITY
Library Rooms. Present, Prssdsst Philips in the chair,
Commissioners Miller, Thompson and Rockwell Walter
r. Conckin, orstay mo folio sipg business trans
acted sohoonsr Lane was permitted 10 retain metah and
rum on beard - bsls shs remainder 70 30 discharged
On noton, adjourned
ynooKLYN BOARD OF HxALrH.
AUGUST ll-rhe Boayd met II i've O'Clock p. H. Pre-
SENT Mayor Powell presiding, and Aldermen Van Brunt,
ssAoh aod FNhian
me minutes - several previous meetings we're ~
and approved. when
Alderman VAS Bsuu presented . communication com
planning Of some pools Of saguant wAser on the Cove
road and on Undcrh avenue, which seriously damaged
the carriage wsys and proved great nuisance The Al
oefmen Of the Ninth ward directed remedy the
same .. an szpsse 40. sxceedins any dollars
Jury in the sf young woman who had drowpef her
self In pond In the OF 3s Broadway, which was
censuyed b. them az being dangerous nuisance. II was
Alderman VAN BRvST moved that the matter OF The
seventh ward consabes be taken up Tuesday nexi
special order, shich was carried.
The vrnisn factory OF Lydden Yenna, in Furmau
street, near the foot OF Poplar, companed OF
eyds,cs -. aeu ae S sno
Finally. 90 motion OF Alderman Van Brunt, the Health
Onlcer was directed To notify the parties 70 aoAie ,hs
Mr. c. B. Ds BEse, proprietor Of the fsrtIrzlug estab
shment at foo, Of Division avenue appeared before
the Board In reply 70 resolution passed n o previous
meeting, requiring him 70 cease the manufacture or
grnopt OF his premises he ststed that he had
not uscd guano for the three week. In consequence
OF toe complaints made against u, and DESTROYS
Of storing several cs,goes Of this article In his fAoory
lie said ,ba' he complied with the resolution Of the
Board Of Health II would Involve him In many thousands
OF dollars expense and 10 sesious injury ID his bua
ness Other parties were permitted 70 store guam
their premises and all he desired that tho priv
eee should be accorded 70 him He assured tho Bard
thai nuisance should arise thererom and IL such
hereafter found 70 be the he would cose bis estsb
nsbment Immediately.
proceed with his business provided he aosed no pui
sance; and should satsfaotovy evidence be here Ier
shown that NUISANCE exsed there that hsn The Board Of
Health should lake action
An oil factory 81 the fo,t Of clymcr street
planed OF ~ emitting very dsasreeable ame, and was
referred 10 The Health officer for report
The Board then adjourned.
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The OommtssioneB are authorized 70 employ o<hor
clerks at % per day. during The busy months Of the year
Supervisor WILSON moved that the paper lay on tho
table; the Law obnoxious, were the others passcd
by the recent republican Legislature.
Supervisor Trcxns considered the law good one, and
he would obey the law, matter What party passed H.
supervisor FrfxSs vas opposed 70 the Law, hut was
bound 70 ODE, Il, or he would be compelled BY The courts
70 do 90
Supervisor Hoyr,nrs, ~ one Of the committee who
signed the report, felt TIA, Is was his duty 70 do co.
Adopted.
NOMINATION survroR m DEPARTMENT.
A oomnr nication received, nominating Joseph II
Teope City surveyor In the Tar Department Confirmed
by Atos
The rcsoution authorizing NE Tar Commissioners 70 M
up Offices, which v1 vetoed by the Mayor, was called
from the table by Supervisor Owens, aud adop.ed not
wihstancing the vetoc OF his honor the Mayor.
Adjourned 10 arst uonday In September
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me Csrtisr.ri In the street Commissioners
SUPREME counr.
Before Hon. Judge Davies
Before aon Judge Peabody.

Arorsr 14-1ne People the relation Of Dsnisl D.
osnoco u Daniel r. In0vdsapl, one Of TIE Judges Of nc
oswf Of Common Peas The people Of the State OF New
York 70 the Hon d lngrahsm OF The Judges Of the
Court Of Common Pleas FOR the city and county Of New
York, greeting We being willing Cor ceran ., De
euncd OF osain proceedings bad before yoa sud Of al
order made by you on The stu day OF Augi 1851 upor
wit o. nsbe~ corpus sued out BY Richard Buaeed 10
inquire Into The oause Of the detention OF Charles Devo
10 command you N you send the said writ OF habeas
corpus and your proceedings ant the orders which yon
have msde thsreon, with all hngs touching aud
ing she same, before sust ~ upreme Cou
ne CITY Hal OF the uy OF Nev York, the Mon
day Of scpember, D. 1857 under your naud together
s this writ that our sait court may tnersupon w
be done thercn vhaieyer ought of RICH, " be done
whereas Heuyy Davies Of the Justices of the su
prsne Court, &c FIELD sIUYrER, Attorneys
oRbER OF rHB COURT.
Ordered that Daniel r nErsnam therein named certify
saA send under bis hand, together the writ here,y
allowed before Justices Of The Supreme Court. At the
Cty Hail. New York, the second Monday Of Seutcmb Der
lss7 certain writ OF hsbe corpus, sued out by Richard
Busee inquire ino the cause Of detention or Charles
psvlin and procecdinss 30 AMI that writ of os~so-
rAyi lssue for tina, purpose. HENRY +. DAVIES
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The Heated Term
The WARM wHArHsB-pEArHs FROM HxCyssrvB


THE WARN wHArHBB-DEArHs FROM HxC166YvD
HAT.
The summer OF 1857 has far proved ssi 9ereris.
We have bad wind and rain add thunder showders
al R0iuns bat have experienced very lite real Ame-
rican summer weather. There 10 usaally no me-
dun In our climate. IA either very ho& or very
ood and the tendency always extremes but the past
summer has proved an exception The atmosphere has
been moist and the Temperature low-lower ON the
average than has been for years BEFORE sud a.
sequence, thousands have omitted annual visit 70 the
watering places. ns question whether We have ever
had q summer in New York when, up 10 the 18th of
August the mercury at time marked higher than 90
degress; but hat phenomenon Of this year. But il
has come in like lamb evidently determined
show that 1t ia not wthou. OF the old fire. and will
20 ont like lion. ThurSday exceedingly warm; but
yesterday Il was intoleraby hot and may be permit
fed the Bunsbyhn, to-day win be hotter If 1t alna
cooler - there was no prospect OF any mitigation Of the
heat last night Al the HERALD Office the Thermometer
ranged during the ON % degrees "a degrees and
outside there NOT particle Of air stirring This
perature will crve hundreds into the country who had
snd boas VIII be thronged with New Workers. anxious 10
escape from the heat dust and turmoil Of the city
ouc sos s
and that that u now the Is Of August, aed summer
canDos last much longer There is already that yelIo
The queen of the American seasons--autumn This
weather 10 particularly severe on iaborers.
Coroner Hills held inquest Friday upon the body
Of Basaar Teash native OF Germany 80 years age who
proeased on Thursday by sun stroke, while II work
In the yard Of dstery up town, and died yesterday n
the Twelfth ward police station.
Aho upon the body Of Johu Smith, German Al years
Of sge who, while st work opposite No. 80 Spruce street,
heat and died Tho same night 1t the New York Hospital
In each csse verdict Of death BY coup de soie
rendered by the jury.
John Hays, hborcr, while u work Friday afteY-
noon, building In Chambers street, besogtpg 70
A. +. Stewart o., YVES prostrated by stroke Of the
sud and died ssou afser u the New York Hospital.
wxArHm At AUaUsrA.
..-.. Augusta, Ga August IA, 1887
This hss been the hottest day OF the season. the
curry marking n Ice in the shade This evening
marks %.
THE WEATHER IN BALTTMoR8.
RAIrMoR., August IA, 1857.
Today was The wHrmest Of the season. The thermom
eter stood as "a In the ahAde al noon This evening Is
stands II so.
PIE wKATHn m PHnADKLPHIA.
PM1ADnrMA, August IL, 1857.
The day has been intensely warm The thermometer,
1t O'Clock P. N, stood At o4k in the shade.
wzATHm AT ALBANY.
Albany, August IL, 1857.
The thermometer here stood this afternoon at 81 In the
fHB wnArHBR Ar BOSTON.
BOSTON,, August II, 1851.
Tho Thermometer here day marked % degrees
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Williamsburg City News.

iVs..ss ss..........A Tnh .......s........b'
me resnrn match between the Mes Brighten and Brook
Ign cubs viii be played Bedford to-day, the 18Th inst
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General superintendent Talmadee u very bury serving
the notices en- the parties 70 be prosecuted by the Dsc,
Attorney for violation Of the Sunday Liquor NV. He
expresses the opinion thst the Metropolitan police have
made more arrests during the past months than
ever made during The period He savs that the
Court Of Sessions has been obliged 10 sit late
August and that the police courts crowded with
nj amount OF business He thinks thai N The HppA1D
70 assign any for this, would be that the
Metropolitan police have developed great increase OF
crime. The General received yesterday present OF
handsome nshing rod from admlring FRIEND and
like brave policeman, bears his bushing honors Thick
upon HIM"
rHs MASpAsUs AGAINST THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
Before Hon. Judge Peabody.
IN ne Matte Of PGtrfct Murphy Jas. ". Ny. and
OAos.-Ebs was an application for msndsmus on the
complaint Of The petitioner, already published in tae Hs
The hearing was postponed until the nrs, Monday
In Scr<s mber.
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may cd
Executors.
A. CIR ZEN. AuctIonee
BY c. w. BOTELER. Auctroneer.

By G. w. BOTELER. AuctIoneer.
SALE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ING Nav 18th at 10 ocoeR sSaA se MORN d tSc
, res OF family declining housekeeping No
collection of Household Furniture, consisting in part
made by Lorenzo Matt d Co, Boston
Cne solid rosewood ParIor Suite, consisting of one
and -four Reception Chairs all finished in cTimi-
>. son and green brocatel
Ha1dsome rosewood oval Parlor Tables, with mar
Tapestry, Velvet GarPetings, and Rugs
Iron, frame oval Centre Table, with marble slab
Solid Rosewood Armchair, covered with purple
Bronzed Candelabras, French Carcel Lamp
Fine Blue Damask and Lace Curtains and Orna-
Walnut ROnt Table, with Tii marble biieI TOP
valuable collection of very superior Oil Paintings
Rosewood and Gothic Chairs, covered with plush
and blue brOcatel
Rosewood Tete a-tete, covered with maroon and
China and other Mante Ornaments
Walnut Ilat-Rack, with mlrror-back
Walnut Hall Table with marble top
Mahoss1'y Wardrobe, mahogany Washsiands. with
Handsome mahogany Jenny Lind Bedstead
fine mahogany Dressing Cabinet, with marble top
Mahogany COmmode, with marble top
Walnut Shaving Toilet Sets
Superior cnrled hair and other Mattresses
Elegant walnut Dressing Cabinet, walnut Wardrobe
Very handsome walnut Bedstead
Walnut Washstand, with marble top
Cane seat Chairs, walnut SOmn., with marble ton
Oak dining room Chairs
Solid mahogany Extension Dining Table
Handsome oak SIdeboard, with marble top
Bronze Napier Clock
Spring seat Lounge
Victoria Arm Chair
Blue and gold French China Tea Set, 50 pieces
Gold and white Fruit Stands
Heavy sIlver-plated Walters
White French China Dinner Set
Superior silver plated Castor
White and Bohemian Cut glass Decanters Gobets
Champagnes, Tumblers, Wines
Table Cutlery, Ice and other Pitchers
Butler's Tray. superior Cooking Stove
Kitchen Furniture and Kitchen Requisites &C.
Persons furnishing and in quest of really good ar
tcles of Furniture will lind this sale every way
thy of their attention.
Terms: $40 and under. cash over $40 a credit OF
60and 80 days, for approved endorsed notes. bearing
interest.
may cd c. w. BOTELER. Auct.
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EXPERIENCE is the best evidence of Madame
MOUNTS Consumption Destroyer.
Mrs. MOunt-Madam: am happy to inform YOU
the terrible cough and cold under which labored,
has been entirely cured and eradcated by the use of
one bottle OF your medicine. And | can with conf
dence recommend it to everybody suffering with
coughs or consumption. Z. MAHAN,
No. 1876 Chestnut street. Phllad.
| have used in my family Mrs. Mounts Consume
tom Destroyer and can testify to its efficacy in case
OF severe colds IL IS equal, If not superior, to any
remedies of the kind have ever used for such a
purpose. Rev. JAMES ROBE.
This is to csrtlfy that was well acquainted with
Mrs. Mount while she was suffering with the con-
sumption, and know this Syrup to be the remedy
that effected her cure. Rev. JAMES HANSON.
Residence, q street, between 18th and 18th, No.
so. NAV g. ST.
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WOODS HAIR REsIoRATIvE.-Prof Wood, the
renowned dlscoverer of the invaluable Hair Restora-
tive, still continues to labor in behalf of the afflicted
HIS medicines are universally admitted by the
American press to be far superior to all Others for
causing the hair on the head Of the aged that has
been sivered for many years. to grow forth with as
advantages of youth.
There be doubt that it is one of the greatest
discoveries in the medical world. 1t restores perma-
nently gray hair to its original COLOR and NAL it
assume beautiful silky texture, which has been
very desirable in all ages of the world.-St Louis
Morning Herald.
For sale in Washington BY CHARLES SroTr, SAM
UEL b. WAITE, MARIN d PALMER, J. p. MILBURN
d Co., JAS. N. CALLAN, and all Druggists. my 6-aw
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The Freshet i'm the susquehannn.

WILLIAMsrORT, Pa. May7.-The Susquehan-
ma has been very high-within two feet Of the
great flood Of 1877. IL has now, however fallen
considerably, and no damage of any consequence
has been done. The boom, three miles above this,
was not injured. An immense number of logs
have footed down and been secured in the boom
WRIGHTsvILLE, Pa May7.-At this place the
Susquehanna is higher than il has been since the
great ffeshet OF 1oJ0 IL has been found necessary
TO close the guard lock of the Susquehanna canal
here, thus shutting of boats for few days. No
serious damage, however, has vet been done.
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BALsAM OF L1vERwoRr Nd HOARHoUND-Ther
is doing more good. than Mrs. Gardner's Indian
Balsam Of LireTWort aud Hoarhonnd. For full
cure Of Colds, Groups, and all kinds of Pulmonary
Complaints. A friend Of ours is eloquent in it's
praise IN relation 70 It's ecacy n curing Group pro
used. The same may be said of its virtues In other
complaints touching the throat and chest. Persons
who are poor and sick will be supplied with bottle
IL is for sale by WEEKS & Porter, l5i Washing
ton street, Boston, General Agents, to whom all
ders should be addressed. may 6-lw
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And part of Lot No. 8, square 345, being all the
said Lot except the north eleven feet front by
enty feet deep.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; the balance in
four equal instruments IN 6, H. I8, and "a months Cor
notes bearing interest," secured TO the satslactiOnof
the Trustee.
All conveyanclng ut the expense of the purchaser
and II the terms of sale not complied with six
days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the
right to resell at the expense and cost of the rst
purchaser.
J. NJ. CARLISLE, Trustee.
may 2-eots JAS. e. MEG E. Auct.
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New Orleans Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, May s-Cotton is unchanged.
Sales of 300 bales. Sales of the week I2,75D
bales. Receipts of the week 5000. Sock in port
exclusive of shipboard 1850. Receipts at this
port less than last year 20i 800. Receipts at all
Southern less than last year AS, 600 bales
agar is firm at Hall &c, but the market is bare
Coffee is firm at ii &c. for prime Rio. Sales of
the week $50 bags. Receipts for the same period
$500 exclusive of 500 bags now at quarantine.
Stock on hand So 900 bags.
Flour and wheat are unchanged.
Corn is dull at 75aSJc.
Pork is buoyant at S23 75as2i Keg lard I5c
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Dalton Divorce Case,

BosToS, May S.-The Dalton divorce case was
"iven to the jury this evening. II is doubtful #
they agree on verdict before Tomorrow. Judge
MerTick, who is in Ill health, tainted at the close
of his charge, and was carried from the court
room by the sheriff and others. He soon revived
but is evidently greatly Frustrated by the fatigue
of the protracted trial and the atmosphere Of the
densely crowded courtroom
BosToS, May 9.-The jury in the Dalton di-
vorce case were in session all night and reported
to-day that they were unable TO agree upon a yer
dict. The panel stands, ten for granting a d.
vorce, and two against IT,
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Railroad Accident. A.c.

ALBANY, y. Y, MAY "a train on the Central
railroad, coming East, last night run into drove
OF cattle which had escaped from pasturage az
Spencerville. Twelve oxen were killed The
baggage car only was thrown of the track None
OF the passengers were injured.
The Journal says two hundred boats were in
the canal at West Troy ready to start at o'clock
yesterday morning for Oswego and Buffalo. As
there have as yet, been no reports Of breaks they
will, in all probability, get through in good sea-
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Fatal Accident at Bo.ton.

BosToS, May 7.-Henry Willard, a portrait
painter, formerly of Boston but lately residing IN
New No k city, while walking upon the track az
the Boston and Maine Railroad. in Maiden, last
evening, was run over by the Portland expires,
train, and instantly killed
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DRs. HUNTER & WILLIAMS,
Physicians for Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs
81 North Charles street, Baltimore.
DIR. HUNTER or Dr.. WILLIAMS will visit Wash
ington the 18th and 18th OF each month. The mex
visit will be on Tuesday, the 18th instant.
Office go Pennsy lvana avenue, over Mrs. VOss's
Jewery Store. NAV 8-3t
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s H89 Tg 81 I Rs%, gAk IIa sS39T SHOE

S. N5 TRuSk ESP EsfA h4fh HsM2GSn SHOE
My stock of Ladies and Gentlemen's, Misses and
Childrens Caters, Boots SnpPerss REskIns1 RSsD
and Satin Caters and slippers, Congress-
FRENCH Caters Chldfsn n He psnt bottom
and Short Boots, Congress and Low Quilted shoes,
new sty 10 Pumps, Patent Leather and French cali
Leather and Calf Boots, Congress CATERS and Ok
Also. Sole faather Trunks. Wood F nme, Iron
Frame + olio Trunks, Travelling Vaices, Hat Boxe
Bonnet Boxes, and Russ Trunks.
city and wall be sold low for cash and cas- only.
Call early At Iron Hail. between 9th and 10th streets,
mar 1-eseW " T'D''I3 SIP. HOOVER.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May 9.-Flour is unsettled; sales
of - 900 bills; State has advanced 2Oa25c, sales
at SO .6Oa6 so; Southern has advanced lOc., sales
at 81 .lOa7 SIS.
Wheat is dull sales are unimportant; holders
demand an advance; prices are nominally same
as yesterday.
Corn is bbuoyant; sales of 600 bushels mixed
S5as6c.
Pork is firm; mess $3.50 Beef is steady;
Chicago repac ked SO IS.
Lard has slightly advanced sales of barrels at
I3AaIiH.
Whisky is upward at Bic. for Ohio.
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctroneer.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF ONE UNDIVIDED
Il THIRD INTEREST IN LoTs.-By virtue of deed
of trust, bearing date on the--day of Decem
and duly recorded in I.iber J. A. =. No. s.
public auction,-on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
May instant at 10 O'Clock at the auction rooms
of j. G.. Mcclure, all the undivided one third right
title and interest IN and TO the property therein de-
scrlbed which is conveyed BIZ the said deed of trust
Ground IN the city of WASHINGTON:
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CLOSED 40, May -Four harbor still remains
tbere ana In the absence Of a favorable wind
The ws., no Immediate prospect OF its opening,