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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-11
Why is the Demand so Great for
DIR. MANN'S
BALSAM

Because it will in all cases. safely and eectpnlIv co
that much dreaded scourge ofthe West-Chs Fever and
Ague-without fail and in will counteract the pos
on OF Malaria of which fact thousands do testify: and
unlike all other nostrums IT is only recommended for one
class OF diseases and tonic IL unsurpassed Wo will
offer few evidences OF its WORTH by of influence and
high standing.
nm ~ PRINCETON, H., Sept. 10th, 1857.
DIX MANN-Dear Sir; For several years past have
used your ARue Balsam In my daily practice and have
closely observed its effects hundreds and in no
case has failed to produce the most happy effect can
most cheerfuy recommend as certain snecic for cb
fever and ague, and malarious diseases.
Truly yours, HAUsTIN, MD.
Marshall, Mich. Feb nm 1857.
DIR MANN Cot:-I have sold q large amount of your
Agne basam In this vicinity, and from my personal know1
and ague that has ever been sold in our State
respectfully yours, O.A AHYDE
,,-ssr, = Ashtabuld, o., Jan Ist. 1855
MESSRS. S. K. MANN < Co.-Gents: In canyassing The
states OF Ohio and Michigan for the sale the different
remedies 81 which we have CONTROL our attention has
been called tn the great that your Aeue Balsam has
gained in every place where sold It really seems
TO be the peoples oon remedy and its sales more rapd
remedies in the market
Very truly yours A. & S. HENDRY.
. Nen York Feb 23. 1858.
MESSRS. s. X. MANN & CO.-Gents: | have at our
mouse in ST. Louis sold your Ague Basam some three
years, and have carefully observed its effects in curn
aud must in all candor say do believe its
IN all the world ofmedicines To own Knowledge IL
has cured permanently every time and have known It
useu after all other remedies had failed with the most ham
py result And what is more remarkable have ne var
knowna case but what remained cured for at least that
season. have no hesitation in recommending it as ner-
fect triumph over chills and fever.
Respectfully yours, PROF. o. J. WOOD.
S. X. MANN & CO., Proprietors Gallon.
Ohio. Sold by all good Druggists.
April 80, 1858. 14m3
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m MAP OF
COUNTY.

ToHN MCDOWELL begs inform the public that he is
- engaged ia getting up Map OF this County Tor
publication which be eaters himself win merit their
kind patronage II win represent In minute detail every
object Of interest 10 the county The boundaries ofeach
the plumber Of 1t contains All the roads, rivers
streams &c viii be deneated with perfect fidelity All
er positions. Buildings Of public nature, such az
churches posodces mills houses Of business &C. will be
dstinctvely shown The map viii be engraved IN the
best style Of Art, beautifully eoiored, vanished and
mounted rollers.
Mr.. 9. BrRDIcK is sole Agent 70 saks subscribers
70 this map.
frsmoni, April 50, 1883, lama
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-11
CONFECTIONERY.
AN now daily manufacturing at my Confectionery OF
l. the corner Of Front and Market streets
Candies of Every description,

ana In every deserbable shape and pattern All Confc
u0neries soidb by manufactured from steam refined
Whte sugar, and not from the NJ Orleans
are the great portion Of Of the Candies sold in this part
Of the country. -
oIdersfor any amountleSs than 5000 pounds can be
nlled on application. THEODORE CLAPP
Fremont, June "a, 1855
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DOMESTIC, 2TApTF,pS

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET-Sept. 29-Mackercl-
About fifteen sail Of vessels have arrived from the Bav
since Saturday, but their added largely to
the stock on hand Prices are unsettled. We hear of
and SI for Goldfish Sales at 50 G2 for Georges Bank
Oil Last sale at $l5.5o.-GIoucester Telegraph.
BULLS HEAD NV DROVE YARD CATTLE MAR.
EkT.-PHILA DELPHrA, Sept. 30-Thc offerings Of Beef
Cattle reached about zoe head The market was rather
duli and prices about sc. lower than last week. The
market hereafter will be held Tuesday Tie sales
were Geo head at $7G $3.50, principally at $Sas25 per
WILMINGTON IARKET, Sept G0-TURPEyT1yE-
Advanced shade yesterday with sales of 30 bbls
200 for Sirgna and yellow dip and $50 for hard per
SrIRTsIave also advanced %c and we note sales yes
terday of 80 bbs at47c and to-day Of 60 do, at
price.
RosIS-sales yesterday of $500 bbls. common, at 25
per 80 lbs.
CHARLESTON RICE MARKET. Sept. 2s.-The de.
mand during the past week has continued of buoyant
character absorbing the amount Offering our quotations
OF the week previous fully suStaned-eXremes Of
me sales having ranged from 2S to ooE-the bulk OF the
sales however at from 3a toSo lots the new crop
sold at 49, Received the past week IO00 tierces ey
ported in time S05 manning shboard
not cleared 527 terces.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET Sept 3O-The market was
active with good demand and fair OFFERINGS FIo1r IL
in light receipt with safes of Union Super at s. so
No sales of Extra reported which quote at 25 Sales
Of white Wheat on Change at lisa I cts and red at lbs
"a l32 cts for fair to good Corn is in fair request We
quote white at 81 cts Very little yellow Offering and
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New YORK, Oct. Flour is heavy-sales $500 bbls-
State $5l0G 525 Ohio $57cG So Southern 50 305 20
Wheat is hcavy-sales Of 1GG GCO busheswhe 1901 $50
cts Corn is deprcssed-sales of 37000 bushes-whte
sec S6H cts; yellow 9495 Pork firm at SIG 9OG
1855. Prime sl4s5d149O. Lard is dull at 102 all L
cts. W hiskey closed firm at 23G23H cts. Sugar is
steady at cts. Spirits Turpentne is dull at 81 d52
cts. Rosin is steady. Rice is steady.
CHARLESTON, Sept 30Sales of Cotton for the last two
days $500 bales, at advance of for the finer quail
ties; middlings quoted at l2%
SAVANNAH. Sept. 50.-Sales of Cotton yesterday $40
bales, the market closing firm.
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.Four is dull Wheat ditto and 1c
lower sales at 7Gc Corn quiet at a decline of lG2c-
Oats Gull. Shipments to BufaIo-No Flour % 900 bush
Wheat, and 20O00 bush Corn Receipts-2S 600 bbls
Ilonr, 10.000 bush. Wheat. and 35 600 bush Corn
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Id W WTELLIGENCE.
TRIAL OF WILLIAM G. FORD FOR THE MURDE
OF THOMAS II. BURNHAI.

TRIAL OF WILLIAM C. FORD FOR THE MURDER
OF THOMAS II. BURNHAI
CRTMINAL CoUET-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge
Milton Whitney, Esq., States Attorney, prosecu-
ting, assisted by J. D. Hambleton. ESD. o F. Hack,
W. II. Cowan and William r. Patterson, Esqrs, for
the defence
State rs. William G. Ford, Indicted for the mur-
der of Thomas II. Burnham, by shooting him with a
pistol on the 18th of July last.
On the opening of the Court Yesterday morning
the examination Of witnesses for the defence was re-
sumed. The first witness called was,
Caroline Dudley, who was sworn and testified
Know prisoner at the bar; knew Brrnham: was ac-
quainted withboth florida and Burnham one week and
day: lived in the house in Vine street, Mrs. Smith
was the proprietor Of the house; saw Burnha,n
there on the day OF this occurrences did not tell Ford
that Burnham had been there; did not tell any
body: saw Burnham there in the morning; had con-
Versatlon with burnham; did not tell Ford of the
Conversations Mrs. Smith was present; he told Mrs.
Smith 'lt he caught her speaking to Ford, he
would kill her; that he would watch for the thieviDg
Penitentary s-n of a b-h and would never be salts
fed until he had bood;" did not see him have
any weapons then; heard no more then; left the
room; Burnham was at the front door; he was
there again that night; saw Webster that night :;
was on the pavement; was talking to " ebster :;
Ford was rappng at the front door when witness
came out of the next house; told him he could not
get in that way, he would have to go in the alley,
that Mrs Smith had left the key at her sisters !;
Burnham then crossed from the other side of the
street: told BGrnham not to 60 in the house he
said he would 90 in. he ready for any person
who came in he said he riever would be satisfied
till there was blood; Ford then came down from
the porch told him not to go in, there would be a
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THs OCsELEY CONyENFIoN.-The New York Times,
in auding TO the contradictory reports IN relation
to the Ouseley convention between Great Britain
and Nicaragua, says:
poraries, and assure them, the very best au-
thority that the convention in question was drawn
up by Sir William Gore 0useley, and was based By
him on the Cass-Y rissari treaty. Hence the sim
ilarity between the two documents. We are further
enabled to state, on equally good authority, that
the Ouseley convention has been approved by the
British government, and will, in all probability, be
ratified by that of Nicaragua"
The Planters (P. G. CO. Adcocatc says, a meet
ing of the subscribers towards the erection Of a
Catholic Church in the neighborhood of the Long
Old Fields, held in Upper Marlborough, on Thurs
day the 23d. Dr. Joseph A. Smith, Judson j. Jar
Doe and VIM. +. Berry were appointed a building
committee. DR.. j. A. Smith appointed Trea-
surer. John II. Sansbury was, motion of DR..
Smith, appointed Collector. The building commit
tee, or either of them, authorized 10 receive
subscriptions.
Dr. J. @. r. Clark, for some time in the employ
ment of the Indian Bureau at Washington, has been
commissioned to proceed to the plains and vacci-
nate the Indians to prevent the usually destructive
ravages Of smallpox among them. The various
bands of the Sioux, embracing the Yanotons, Man
dams, Gros Ventres, Arrickarees and AstnihOines,
dwelling in the extreme western range OF fNebraska
Territory, will be visited in succession Phil. Eu
journal.
The workmen employed in cutting up the cable
in the machine shop at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
found break a short time since in the connunica-
ting copper wire, about three-eighths of an inch
long, through which the saw passed in the solid
gutta percha, showing that the dsconuecton must
have occurred during the process of manufacture,
and therefore leading to the very great probability
that other similar LESSONS may have occurred in
other parts of the cable.-N. Y. Times.
The Marlborough (P. Georges co., Gazette has
been notified by NJ. Duval, Esq, that he intends to
advocate the propriety of applying to the next
Legislature to establish new county to be called
Columbia, to be composed of Bladensburg and
VansvilIe districtsin Prince Georges county, and
parts of Anne Arundel, Howard and Montgomery
counties, with Court House at Beltsville.
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MAErFAcrURGn ToBaCC0-There is still very good de-
mauG existing and the market is bare Of common pounds
We continue to quote common to good common pounds a
l6 20 cents; medium Do. 2o"@i cents good do p g20
cents; fine do a0G 50 cents fine SIS and l0s d2I cents
medium do. a20 cents; sound common do. at l4al5
cents Inferior shipping los, lSs and EOS ga Il cts
tions are nomnaiIy 9E G9I cents for country and 10
cents for butchers Association.
NUOh-The receipts continue light and the demand is
bat Fir at previous rates We quote upwashed at p %
cents for pull Mcrno q so for common Heecs 23a3I
cents FIR quarter half blood do; 3 55 cents for half
TO three quarter blood do 3j 10 cents pr three quarter
to fail blood do; and 40gi - cents for extra.
NHlSEEN.-Thc market oICned weak at 23}9 q Il
cents for Ohio with sales Of 400 bns ~ the outside figure
Subsequently there disposition the part Of holders
% realize at somewhat lower figures, and sales were
c0rliu%r made C $50 h6ls. Ohio % cents. and llG
bbs. City 22H We have heard Of transactions
t> day and quote Ohio at 25 cents, and City at 22
lREIGiITS-There is at present vessel the berth
for Liverpool and there is little nothing Offering. We
s quote nomnay follows: Is for flour Gi for grain
in shippers bags js for bark ia bags, - UDG for do. in
hhs s for Virginia tobacco 2)s Tor Maryland do and
2js per heavy goods Several vessels have been
taken up to load tobacco this week The rate to Bremen
is 20s Rotterdam 2ja and to Hayre 2Qs There was
also snip taken up for Marseiles private terms We
note likewise tho following engagements: brig for the
West Indies at % per Dbl out and back from
pas private terns brig from Pensacola with coal
II er ton s. per ton 70" castings, and 0pl2 per
foot for measurement goods several schoOners far Wind
ward Islands private terms brig for Newfoundland
at 80 cents per bhl ana for Halifax at 81 y per
bh; several vessels for New YoG with coal at 81 50 Der
ton; to New Haven S%7k per tom to Boston $40 per
to; and to Waream i62s per ton for iron To South
be lii for New Orleans for Mobile, and Pensl-
cola. The rates to New Orleans 621k per Dbl
leo y cents per foot and - per tGr to Mobile 12Gi5
GEMS per foot G2 cents per bb for -four, S5 50Gper
and S5d90 per Dbl for whiSkcy: Charleston IS
cents for wet and 30 cents for dry bJS per
cents per bnshe for oats, and $7j per hid for bacon
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Shipping SateIligentt.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, OCT. l.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer John S. ShrYer, Dennis from Philadelphia
mdse. J. a. Striver.
Steamer Commerce. DUNCAN, before reported at quaran.
tine from Savannah, to j. Belt, Jr
Bark Wheatland, DespeauX, from Rio de Janeiro Aug,
l9h and Al days to the capescoee to Lambert Gittngs
Towed up by steamtug Hercules. Left bark VIM H. New.
man, Gavet, for Baltimore, in days, and others Bark
Hatteras Bark Charlotte L. Fay, sailed Aug. 19h and
her Sept 19th off iiatteras. Aug Goth, of Pernam-
buco spoke Br. brig Italian bound to Bahia Sept 9th
lat II O2, n, long. so 05, mantopsau brig sup
posed Taulah of Baltimore steering the northwest
Bark Blue Wing, Durham. from Rio de Janeiro Aug.
15th-coiiae to Jas. Cheston & Sen.
Schr. Florida, Tall, from Wilmington, n. C.-naval
and lumber to Jas Corner 4 sons and Whedbee Il
dickinson.
schr L. n Nickerson, Baxter, from Boston, via Norfolk
-ndsd. to -
schr. Geo. W. Krebs Emerson, from Philadelphia
mdse to JOHN W Brown & Son.
oF Swan Point. Ship Susan l.. Fitzgerald Green, 20
days from Naiparasogeneral cargo Fitzgerald Booth
& Co.
Steamer John S. Shrver Dennis Philadephia-J. A.
Shriver. - "
Brig Orlando, Johnson West Indies-Hall & Ionev IS
schr' Sarah h. Hills, Conery, West Indies-Hal Il Lo-
schr Edward Everett, Matthews, West Indies-spence
& Reid.
schr. James Madison, Benson, Franklin Las G..
Hand Co. = - - i :
schr Isaac Cohen, Hertz, spoford New York-Morrell
Randall.
Schr Open Sea, Babbidge, Boston-aorreil & Randall
Schr Ella, Gray, Boston-Forster & Slack
SAILED.
Schr Hamden Belle, Alexander. New York
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE
Schr A. Shropshire, Boston, 10Th ult
Schr Albert Dexter. Bealse Boston, 29th ult
MEMORANDA.
Brig Fosca, Helena, tDutch) DeWaa, from Baltimore
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
MARsEILLEs.-BriG PoleStiRe
100000 Kilograms guano-Pearcc & Grey; l box-Wm
Kennedy
HARBoR GRACE, n. F.-ScAr Narcelia.
800 tres. Goldfish, l57 drums do-Kirkland Chase Co
BREMEN-Odg. Ship GOttorp.
boxes mdsc-Stellmenn, Hinrichs K Co; do do
Lewis, DroSt y Co. do. do, box pipes paper II
do segars-G w. Gail; so do. wineVon Kapff & Ahrens;
DO. music-G. H. Esenbrandt; pieces hams 8 boxes
mdse.-h. f. Albert Y Co. 81 do. segars-W. A x f. Mar
burg; casks mdse.-J Hect Bros & Co; do. do 6
boxes segars-Iiemkel Son. 400 do. mdse A Seemuer
macher Co; cask plums-J. Tokelein; DO brandy
order.
COASTWISE
BosTON-BGrk CHi0a.
pipes Figs-W. G. Price, 800 bdls mdse 75 boxes
soap-order Iron--Keyser, Troxe!l x Co: 35 pigs tin
plate. i. Brnkley; lO1 boxes salmon-T Kepsett &
CO. lG0 bbls fish, 20 grndstones boxes tinorIer.
lot anchors chains and cordagc-A. B. Morton & Sons
SAvAYNAU-Stedaaer Commerce.
19l bales cotton--J. E. Clemm rs do. do-A c. Schac
fer; so do. do.-A. T. Sewers; 25 do do-Woodward
Baldwin & Co; 25 do. do. order
BosToN-Schooner Mary H. BanEs
$50 tons guano-Pearce & Gray.
EAsTPoRT-ScdoOner H. L. HIDE.
1G0 tons plaster $50 bbs fish, 2,O0 boxes do-rnaster
BosToN-Sclr. H. H. NickerS0n
10 blocks marble, 800 tiles-Thomas Symipgton; 1O3
tons curb stone-W. A. James; 40 do guano-order
BosTOE-BdrJ; Hadicy
1000 bags linseedT & J. N. Smith: so bbls ginger
ISomSen Wood Block; II casks madder-R. J. Baker:
leo bags speppecWithingon Montell; nlackcre-
T. L. Matthews Son. % do do, II drums fsh-Curtis A
Post; 200 bbls herring-order.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR
RECEIVED Attic OFFICE OF THF
DAILY EXCHANGE
Erorn Havana ai.:l Key West.

SAvAEEAH, Sept. 3O.-The Republican of this
morning has the news per steamship Catawba from
Havana and Key West 25th. for Charleston, which
touched off Tybce yesterday. The bark Eglantina,
from New Orleans, for Boston, was at Key West:
from Galveston, for New York, was at Key West,
crew sick.
At Havana sugars were dull, in consequence of
the stringency of holders. and prices were nolni-
nally unchanged Stock 100000 boxes. Molasscs
was dull.
In freights there was nothing done. Exchanges
were very firm.
There had been heavy rains throughout Cuba. No
political news stirring.
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FIRES.

was caused by the burning of a building in Hamp-
stead street between Caroline and Eden. owned
and occupied a cooper shop by Gotlcib Weiss
The huilding was totally consumed with its con-
tents, consisting of TOOLS stock &c, the whole of
which We're insured in the Firemens office to the
amount of $3.50. Supposed to have been the work
of an inccudendiarv
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IEOTESTC.

Drs Muer, Monmonier, and 1r. Ricketts,, a
student in the Maryland University, yesterday
made post nortem examination of the body of
Jacob Tantz, vino was found dead in his room, on
Thursday evening, and gave their opinion that the
deceased came to his death fron cancer OF the
stomach. The Jury Of inquest convened last eve
testimony of the Physicians, rendered verdict in
accordance Herewith.
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Edward Nuttie was yesterday arrested by officer
Hall, on the charge OF being deserter from the
brig W. II. Keys, Captain Wilson. He was taken
before Justice Boyd, who committed him to Jail to
await the order of the Captain.
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Meeting OF the American Missionary Asso-
cinfinns.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 29.-The American Mis-
sionary Association convened in this city this after
noon. Addresses were made by Rcvs. j. G.. Fee
OF Kentucky, and Dan Worth, of North Carolina
The annual was preached by Rev. Dr.
Thurston, of Maine. The Treasurer's report shows
the receipt during the year of s400GO The
expenditures during the year were SAL 900. The
Association will continue in session over to-
morrow.
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1S-Ai oIe - itN-'I lctII i4ICIii4.
WEST IHDIEs-19lG bbls. flour; $50 half bbs do $40
bb meal $50 half hbls do eco bus corn 245 bbs
bread l52 half bhs do 100 bbls pork &c half bbls beef
% erces hams so kegs butter 25 kegs butter go pals
do 30 buckets do 55 tins do ~ rice half trs
do I'D bus b. peas; 20 bbs split peas 100 boxes can
dies S5 boxes cheese 40 bhs oil 81 bbls vinegar hfs
tobacco 900 paper; so puncheons oil neal crate
oncns; boxes oysters; pkg. candy; matches;
puncheons do; box bundle chairs; carriage; 10 bbs
pitch; 10 bbls. tar; 5000 shingles.
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WAsu1SGToN, Sept. 9O.-New Orleans dates of
the 25th instant are received. The steampship
Calhoun which was ashore near ST. Marks, in four
feet of water. had been got of without injury, and
lett for New Orleans on Friday.
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BOSTON, Sept. 3O.-Therc was some excitement
here to-day among the holders of the Pewabec cop
per stock, owing to aEtatement that about thirty
thousand dollars not satisfactorily accounted
for by the agent of the mines
An application made by the Lowell Bank for an
injunction to prevent the Suffolk Bank from circu-
ang thirty thousand dollars of bills Of the former
for which specie had been rendered and refused at
the counter of the Suffolk, was refused to-day BY
Judre BirelOM.
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The ElOSS on Inc Eglsfrf1.
New York, Oct. l.-Among the passengers by
the steamer Austria, whose names have not been
published, were Professor Oswald Miechar, of the
Barhamvilie Institute, South Carolina.
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From Washington

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA rumor prevails here that
the troops are to be removed from Fort McIIenry
in consequence Of an alleged infectious disease in
that neighborhood There is reason however to
believe the report to be premature. The regula-
tions of the army authorize the removal of troops
from sicky to healthy locations, and this would
doubtless be done by the commanding officer of the
fort were there sufficient grounds for the exercise
of this discretionary power
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FOREIGN MARKETS

COMMERCE OF CUBA.-The Havana DiGrio of the
lth uit gives the following complete of
the export Of the Island for the first of tie
present year, in comparson with the time
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Total--Wheat Flour d 0e7

$50 half bbls. Corn Meal 90 - 7,
ne offerings This week are about the same as
ise hs III he aggregate 163 bushe Is The market
mas mas ia AZ Wy quet throughout the week and yesterday
all descriptions. - ~ 'ei! "a'eiiai ue'' "
hsi ~ ooa offerings slightly in excess of last
oes ioo bushels of white and 20 600 bus red
The market ruled quiet in the early part Of the week with
dsposuon on ne part Of sellers 70 realize at previous
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Neyy Jersey congressional Nom;nntian

New Jersey Congressional Nomination
PHILADELpHIA.. Sept. GOWN. Patterson has
been nominated by the Republicans of the Third
district of New Jersey for Congress. This has dis
satisfied many of the delegates, who renominatcd
Mr.. Adrian.
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Financial Affairs ia, Boston.

[NoTE.-The above comprise all the kilograms received
by the Of thc ass.-...L.a
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Total. 5,838 $50 1850 as21os c6,228j 42O.1oS
bbls.; Halifax, n. s., 365 bbls. -
WHE4T;-Liverpoo 57,s93 bush; Capetowr, c. c. H,
4,53S; Halifax, y. s, Il 800 Laguayra Is 555
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Total ........... 33;
The following the inspections OF flour ana Meal for
the week ending September 30th, 1898:
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TRIAL OF AN ESGNE.-There was 4 trial of the
new steam engine, the ''iiomc," belonging to the
Washington Fire Company. yesterday morning, at
3 O'Clock, at the corner Of Baltimore and Sharp
streets, the result of which was entirely satisac-
tory to all interested. She threw through q
inch nozzle, distance Of l95 feet, with but 80 lbs
steam.
AccDEST.-HIr. James Gordon, son of G. ".
Gordon, wood-Gealer on Light street wharf. mar
rowly escaped being killed yesterday evening, by
being thrown from a wagon. The horse ran avay,
and when turning the corner of Pratt and Exeter
streets, the wagon upset and Mr. G. thrown
out.
AyoTHEE.-Joseph 0sterman, carpenter en-
gagged on the new buildings corner Of Baltimore
and Light streets, seriously injured yesterday
morning by falling some ten or twelve feet, from a
ladder, which he was endeavoring to ascynd.