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THE PR ESS.
WEDNESDAY "...."....."............MAY II.
Departures Of Trains.

tNnItNApoLGs AND C1NcNNArI-5:5OA A. NJ; 4:l5 p NJ;
500 p. 81.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYToN-Indianapolis
ana leyeland, 500 A. NJ; Sandusky Mail, 500 A. M;
Sandusky, 1870 P. NJ; Accommodation, 500 p. NJ.
LITTLE MIAMI-Cleveland and Pittsbug, 600 A. NJ:
Cleveland, Pitsburg and Belair, 500 4. NJ; Conm
pns Accommodauon, 4HO p. M; Cleveland, Pitts.
burg and Bellair, 1880 p. NJ.
ONO AND MIssIssIPPI-St. Louis, $40 A. NJ; Louis.
Vile, 500 P NJ; st. Louis, 500 p. NJ.
PlTTsBURd COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI (Stenbenyille
Short Ltne)-E East Front-street Depot-6OO A. M;
500 A. NJ; 1880 p, NJ.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CINCINHATI-East Front
street-o;O A. Nj s,OOA. M; ll:00P.M NJ
CINCINNATI AND MARIETTA-6l5 A. ~; $50 p. NJ
CENTRAL 0HIo-From East Front street Depot--s.Oo
A, NJ; ll:30 P. n. WV
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Arrivals of Trains.

INDIANAPoLfs & CINc1NNAr1-IO.O5 A. NJ; $3.50 p. M;
g:Oj p. NJ. - ''
A. NJ; $40 p. NJ; l0:l0P.M
=. NJ ' ~
MARIETTA AND CINcINNATT-lO20A A. NJ; 9:l5 P.M
OHIO AND MIssIssIPPI-7:OO A. M l:3O p Nj 1910 p NJ
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A LAD named j. II. Sheppard was fined ten
dollars and costs by Judge Lowe, yesterday
morning, for stealing three loaves of bread
from a market wagon in Fifth street Market,
last Tuesday night
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The steamer Kentucky was taken off the
Madison trade yesterday, and the Superior
put on in her place.
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Jndgo stor4r then proceeded 70 oall the de

Judge storor then proceeded TO call the default
misthsoms Us six hundred cases-and ordered judgments
Room No; 2. No business was before this branch
a. No 2. Before Judge Spencer. Il. IT, Carey vs. J. c.
oh9ckleiord. To recover for breach of contract,
undc which plaintiff claimed he was en- ployed for \
specified time foreman IN defendant 4 saddle an
9arness shop the alleged breach consisting in the
ueIenuamt refusing to continue him in said employ
mcnt. The defendant said there was an understand.
ing % az the time OF th contract that either party
gaScment, and that new Arrangement was m made by
%9Gh plsintiH was TO do piecework further that
ueienuant nRd not abandoned the contract but wa
willing the party should work under It, Defendant
the jury returned verdict
Murdock for paintifT; n. IL Corwine for defnnsa
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Our EriCssOn.D

The "DAILY PRESS" is continually in re-
ception of letters from Northern, Western,
Southern, and some Eastern States, making
inquiries relative to our GREAT ERICSSON.
Over one hundred letters are thus answered:
Size damoter) of cylinder. "a inches
lower oI Five horse
,otl,c Hot air.
l52 tUns.
composed entirely OF and brass.
Tucl' coke wood.
nsoot engtne.. To drive Hoes doube.cylnder press
usunl number (per hour) of Impressions of Daily
. fress'''' 800.
CItth C rin on 900.
COST oil iuel per hour. CENT
We employ only the complement of hands
necessary for the press. NOminally "Ae
engine takes care Of itseVP' The saving to
our pocket of "Caloric" over steam is three
dollars per day. We believe the day is fast
approaching when locomotives on our rail-
roads, boats on our rivers, will be propelled by
"Ericsson's Caloric Engines" What bless
ing to the world No more explosions!
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11'''N'1N IVVINIF
Room No. |, before Judge Storer-H.nrv DooIittle
TO file reply. ~ '0"''
J. u. Wcrthemer ct. al VS.. IT. Moss 81. nj. De
nlurfer ONerrued; leave 10 answer by Saturday
fI9rer ~ vs. y " skunk. Motion ovorruled; TO
J. Westcott vs.. L. A. Harris et al. Demurrer sus
j. Crutz vs.. Dorothea wuster Nation sustsinod
and leave 10 amend.
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l. A w r. T. p O r. II .
HAMILTON COUNTY DIsTR1oT corRT

ready to he taken Up, adjourned
On Monday, this Court will call the subrpit.od
dGckst, commencing o. No. 1918. All cases set for
2}d instant sew WV ""''' '"'
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MEDICAL.
RUPTTJRE.

MRS. DANIELS RADICAL CURETRUSS,
NJ the only truss known by which Hernia can be
treated on philosophical principles; also, Abdominal
Laced Stockings, &C. Drs. Daniels make speciality
Of the treatment of all Physical Deformities, Club
raysis in whatever part Spinal Affections, and all
Office and Institute. No. "a West Fourth street.
Cincinnati, Ohio IsS
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Local N ewS.

B0-See "LocaI News, on Third Page.
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Read This, Also.
DR.. q. W. PHILLIPS,
.. Sole Proprietor.

Park Geo. NJ. Dixon; A. Tofel; Allen 4 Co.; Gordon
&Bro.i Edw. Scanlan Col ]. g. O. Reakirt, and By
Druggists generally. IS
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DIR. G. w. PHILLIPS,

M agic ugh Syrup
Is the only reliable remedy for the rapid and per.
Hopping gcough, Group, Sore Throat, Bleeding Lungb
and all diseases of the Throat Lungs and Chest This
remedy ia safe, reliable, and the only one that has
proved Itself universal remedy for all the above dis
eases The testimonials published from our most
distinguished citizens here at home, who have been
cured by its magic power
t--- 1naportaAt TestimOnys
From Hon, j. W. Chapman, Judge or frst SudiOi.i
District, Indiana.
MADISON, and, 1858.
DR.. GEO. w. PHILLIFs Cincinnati, Ohio:--Having
personally and in my family, and having seen its Of.
tects Others in numerous instances of cold
and coughs, most cheertully recommend IL an in.
tallbe remedy in all such cases If this Syrup were
Of the colds accompanied by coughs, that now termi
nate in Consumption, would be effectuay arrested.
In fact, can necessity for any, who obta
this remedy, heing thus afflicted.
Respectfully yours ]. W. CHAPMAN.
Read This, Also.
From Hon. y. Storer, LII. D., Judge of the Superior
Court Of Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Dec. s, 1856
DR.. G.. W. PHuLps-Dear Sir: Your Cough Mix.
ture he's been used with great success In my family.
belle 1t to be most safe and ecacious preparation
for tt of ordinary colds, az we'll Of chronic
affections of the throat and lungs. Many of my
neighbors, who have felt the gooo effects of this med
b. STORER.
DR. q. W. PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor.
Sold Wholesale by SURE, Eckstein d Co.; John d
Park; Geo. M. Dixon; A. Tofel; Allen Co.; Gordon
Bro Edw. Scanlan q Co.; J. q. O. Reakirt. and by
Druggists generally. 1
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Special Notice.

HAVING FITTED UP MY STORE, AT
H 1877 Mai street, between Third aud Fourth,
ner Mr.. ), p, DURANDO, formerly of New York
City and lately from one Of the best establishment
In this city, where he has been cutting for the pas
year, together with as no stock of Goods as ever
came to Cincinnati, am prepared to give my oil
patrons as well as strangers, satisfaction in all the
invite special call of the friends of MIR. s. =.
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COpartnership.

THE undersigned having, on the lst day of Aprl,
associated themselves together for the purpose of
Tying on the Merchant Tailoring and Gents Furnish
ing business, under the style Of REDMAN a. NJ
RAND0, at the old stand of Is. n. REDMAN, No, I37
main street, between Third and Fourth streets Gin
cnnati, Ohio. II. 7. REDMAN,
MI y. p. DURANDO.
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER

LEWIS BAKER, Sole Lessee; d. A. SARzEpAs, Stage
Manager; W. o. TRUMPBouR, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
AGUNSMITRS HOUSE BLOWN UP.
NARROW ESCAPE OF TUE INMATES.

NARROW ESCAPE or TUE INMATES
Tie Cd frame building No iS Broone street, occu.
pied workshop and dwelling Tor some yeas past by
Jacob Petb, sunsn.th, was blown up Tuesday morn
ing. About 10 O'Clock the people il the neghborhoci
heard report Ike the Of aiarge piece Of artillery
followed by hook which shook every buildiog the
vicinity. The ho1se in which the explosion occur
red vas instantly enyelO2ed 10 dense coud Of smoke
and Gust srd a. econ this cleared away presented
q picture Of utter spidatioE AID ruio. II appears
Ia, Peth wa working At his forge in Tue basement
Unconscious Of danger when he ssv a spark y Ont o!
Il fire. and tie explosion imme is'ey followed lie
supyoees that the spark have fallen into a an OF
powder which stood ps't ally open on bench ct the
Of the shop. The force Of the explosion burst ont
tie walls and windows Of the house ripped mp the
foors, and destroyed every thing within re,ch. Al
though very severely buried 10 the face, and
on the snns, Peths first thoughts were for
his children. Bewil'eIed with fright, aud smartiny
from burns be DATED through the IA ling tbers ami
fypg fr.bsrIGs to the staircase, and sprsng Up TIE
oteurg steps to the second floor where his hesr.
glscdened by the eight Of hs two little ones, alive sad
unframed Their mother had las, gone oGt on an
eTand, and they were entirely alone. Although the
sides Of the house had been blown out the beistesd
table chairs ard stovc overturned snd broken, ana
the floor upbeavsd and rent in many places the chill
dren had escaped without the sghss, injury. Assured
Of their safety, he gave them in charge of friend,
ana went Of to get his bisered face and arms dressed.
OF course, an immense crowd soon gathered about
the spot; but Capt Turnbull, who happened to be in
the vicinity Mastered 10 t7e pace and kept ths mob
back. A fire company wished TO Try their m.ch.ne,
but as there was fire, they ordered to desst.
The building WIS a twc-story and basement frame
house. What there is left Of it leans toward the street
at dangerous angle and will undoubtedly have to be
pul ed down Had the builiiDg been of brick, II is
doubtful if any of the inmaes would have escaped.
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FIRES.

FIRE IN FoRTI-FOU RTH STREET.
About daylight on Tuesday morning, tire broke
ont I'm small frame building, corner OF fortyourtn
street and Tenth avenue owned by Peter Rsbshsgei,
and occupied by John Boornsn as stable. There
were four horses IN the stable al the time, one OF
which belooCjpg 10 Boorman was suffocsted; tbs
Others we've got ont in safety Loss of Mr.. B9orm,c,
SEQ. Loss on bulding, g.. insured In the Rutgers
Insurance Company.
FIHE N BErHCSE SrREE1.
On Monday night a fire occurred 10 the dwelling OF
Mr.. Palmer, No 81 Bethune street, in OF
the csr.lessness Of Of the inmates IN leaving
lighted candle the window frame. Damage, siJo.
Fully insured.
FIRE IN NINTH AVENUE.
At O'Clock on Tuesday morning, IRE occurred in
the news depot of David Msttocks, No. l09 Ninth
avenue, causing 500 damsge TO stock, and SO TO
building Stock insured in the Safeguard Insurance
Company. The fire origirsted from overhested
stovs.ppe which passed through wood partition.
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.0o,.a he was not 10 be robbed OF bis en- st;es
IN this menner. Accordingly: wu1 .!e ooeI,u' anu q
ano,se oomitatus' Of the faithful, our mucn Snhed
sinst nrop4rty holder took bis station on Tue nghl
fSs,n,day Feb 96 a, the wharf % await the arrival
&c hoas IN which the thieves and their booty were
Euspected 10 be. This faithful oand spent the Whoe
night in the open air. wing away tne Iaruy hours'
,oyna suokpg "imb bing ana story -telAng, Others
.nn;ng n on a packing box or sugar hOgshssd.
Arppng those who resorted TO the latter e1peden'.
- reno,t,d was Of the editors OF certain new.-
nsner published not far from here, which IL strong
adIIocsie for reOpenDg the Slave trade. The plan
w. to arrest the cOuutrymsn in change OF the blacks
Tor lsroeuy. II resis should be offered TO the
sheriff the posse were armed, ready b. enforce the
sautboriy Of the Law" Alas th 81 60 much bravery
and Law abiding zeal should be displayed and 80 many
hours stolen from sleey fOr-nothDg. IL was al hoax.
The sDxiOusy boat arrived just a. dawn was
stealing over the eastern horizon bat nary niger
stesleT and nary Niger except the boat hauds did
she bring. Nsiianty did these supporters OF the ia"
PpIing aboard ere the boat WIS fairly noored 70 the
wharf. Boldly did they demand OF the captain per-
rnispion 10 search HE craft and vlry did they pro-
coed so 10 do Bu. al was ia vain. The cTestlallen
crowd retired from the spot and returned 10 their
iomet-let US hope 10 pass deyou, and profitable
sabbath.
To-cay the Wsndersr was sold uuder the hammer
of the United States Marshall in front Of the Cu;tom
House. At the commencement % the sale, gentle
man the same Wh) figured Ou the above mentioned
Saturday plight owner Of the stolen negroes stated 10
fhe sssembed thTODg that the vessl WAS his property
of which he had been upjusty deprived lie therefore
hoped that those no present with the intention
at making bids, would give way TO HE claims, and
slow MIN TO repurchsse his property at as low a
figure az possible. Consequently bids were not nu-
ne1ous and the WaDderer which is said 10 bsye cost
$50 600, was struck off to Mr. C. l.. Lamar for ODD.
This gcLtlemsbs principal competitor was the keep
pr Of the jail. For his temerty 10 presnmog 10 as
regard the wishes of the successful bidder, lwho il
SEEMS had anticipated obtaining the vessel at even
lower figure than the for which it was actually
struck Off be received "chivalrc knock'dogn
from the purchaser This, at least was the osensible
motive Of the attack. Perhaps desire to give the
crowd little fun in the puglistic line a. recon-
pence for having been the Of rather dull time
during the progress Of the sale, was added TO the
irascibiIty Of the offender. OBsEEsER.
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Personal.
that District.

An American watch is to be presented to the Hon.
Joshua X. GiddiDgs by the oolOred people of New
York and Brooklyn, at Shiloh Church, on Mondsy
evening next.
Mr.. Geo. w. CARTS, TIE graceful and versatile
Howadji as he is sometimes called, is about to
mence the publicstion of novel, With the title Of
Trumps," in Harper's Weekly. Shall we hereafter
call him the "graceful and versatile Trumpsl True
but not euphoiiOus.
A public reception was given to Lieut-Gsn. Scott
at Natchez few days since.
A number of the citizens of Montreal have pre-
scented to Sir Wm Logan splendid silver fountain in
commsmorson of his services Provincial Geologist
Of Canada and for his services at the Exhibitions al
London and Psrs.
Letters have been received from the Rev. Taeo-
dore Parker dated two days after ne sailed from Cuba
for 81. Thomas His seslth hsd much improved
that his friend and physician, DIR. Howe had left him
10 return homo via New. Orleans.
Twelve Andover students were recently licensed
10 preach by the S.em Association, but with carsa
attached to their licenses touching certain dangerous
h,rees which they held in regard to the character Of
Adam before the Fall. They refused to accept the
permission to preach with such caution attached, and
the Essex Association then gave them clean theolog
ical bill Of health.
The Rev. Geo. w. Curtis supplied the pulpit Of
the Rev Theodore Parker at Music Hal, Boston, on
Sunday last. The Rev. Henry James we hear ofic!-
aes ttere on Sunday next. His subject is SpirituAsm,
OF which his treatment i, Is said is altogether original
A correspondent Of The New.Harea Josrdl Gays
that Wall. Whitman, the poet, drives No - OF the
Broadway and Forty ssoond-strest ompibuses
The ProEGgaGteEr Catalogue learns that IGsn
Walker is about to enter religious oider and bsc,me
sCathofc priest. We hope it is true. Unless his
locks belle him, very harmless Parson was spoiled
when be undertook 10 be a soldier.
-"0ld Brown" wss advertised last week to speak
aCeyeard, Ohio; so infer that he hiss landed his
followers safely in Canada.
Mr. ThOs. Hodgson OF Brooklyn writes us to say
ths' he has sprocess for detecting countsrfeits One
tnHg time, Thomas. When you have left no
more nhx 10 tbs wool Of colored fellow citizens
'h'h "sSln hsten to you on the other discovery.
Jennie June who writes in Tie Democratic
StH"Sars At Rockford, Ill, is very severe upon Brig
po' 'ne handsome tenor of the Itsaa opera becsuse
ss'd that 10 every city he hiss received not less
'esn one hundred letters, expressing every degree of
.dnnaiion and sentimental astscbusnt." Jenny June
'a'oes @s nero Of Gee hundred-ovs letters ss
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POLITICAL.

The PiHsJurgh Ga-ette says that a company
Of colored persons intending to emgrate west ward,
communicated with the Land Office in relation TO their
right Of presumption of lands and received in reply tho
following letter:
GENERAL LASD OFFICE, March 7, 1853.
,JoHN M. KIRKPATRiCK, Pittsburgh, Pa.
SIR: In reply b your letter Of the 2lth ut, have
20 state that under the settled ruling Of this Office
which has been sanctioned by the Secretary coOred
persons not citizens OF the United States as con-
tsmplsted by the presumption law Of the 4th Of Sep
tember 1871 and are, therefore, not legally entitled to
preempt public lands.
JOS & WILSON, Acting Commissioner.
II the "ruling of the Land Office, and the sanction
of the Secretary make law, why may it not also be
ruled and sanctioned that persons born in Msssaehu
setts not citizens.
Tho Hon. James Guthrie has been nominated in
Kentucky for the Presidency, and the nomination is
approved Of by several Of the Kentucky papers.
The Michigan Legislature have passed Personal
Liberty BILL
"A Mr. VIM. M. King of Oakv lie, Canada West,
has published circular advocating revolution in the
Provinces. He urges some member Of Parliament to
propose in the House. if the Tariff passes that it
"eXpeGient to dissolve all governmental connection
with Great Britain, that the union between Upper and
Lower Canada be dissolved and that immsdiste steps
be taken that Upper Canada msy become State Of
the United Ststes."
Tho Hartford Daily Times suggests a new and
hitherto uDtbought Of Consequence in case of the suc
res of the Republican patty in Connecticut. All the
white girls WILL many black men, and, per contra, we
suppose all the white men will take black girls TO wife.
Tie Times states it in the form Of sylogism, from
ibe memorable logic Of which there is no escaping.
Somebody has pr opposed that negroes should vote IN
Connecticut. Says The Times If they can vote they
Can DO elected TO Office if they govern you they
are worthy Of place at your table and fresdesi and
il worthy of such social position, they will Of course
mary your daughters" OF course Horric.
--TAe Chicago Democrat strongly urges the romi-
nation of Abe Lincoln for the Presidency, by the
Republican party and thHks the ticket had better be
headed by some Southern man. II says; We think
sit would ala us materially in establishing national
"positiou II we could run Southern man for Pres
"dent with Mr. Lincoln for Vice President" Ihe
Rockford republican takes the same ground
The Democratic Convention recently held in Win
cbester, Virginia, unanimously nominated the Hon
Charles j. Faulkner for reelection to Congress from
that District.
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COURT CALENDAR-rHrs DAY.

TsgNAEs PARr IL-Hos. 49, 984 s96 9sa $50 g91 sea ~
gs 1900 1906 r6, 1903 1919, l02 1914 1916, 1913 1922, IN
Part III Nos col ego az 99 g7i, an 80, 93l, 0 80.
g57Ls3s. 9ii, 947, 9sI, e57, $50, s5l soj, 6l
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERa.-NOs. Is. 100
IT, 1885, 1885, 49, lss go 2lto 26 90 40 2A 49, 49, 49, o..
", ~, a. 81, lGl
SUPERIOR COURr.-Nos. on 1915, 587, 800, J9l.
59a SIS $50 So, 55s So Sa5 5si COS 80 81 1s9 S ~
I05 53i, a. 3i1
EXTRA CALESDAR.-Nos. 5j8 537, Cos, GO, 67f
G75 O. go Gei, go 6j1 3d. CO. 7c3 707, 7s, no. I'll.
ros 1872 49, 1851 100. l4os 1885, i439 1888 1851 1871. (ls,
e1p PART 1.-The Calendar will be called again this terra
KINGS COCSTY CIRCUIT COURT CALEsDAR.-Sa.
a. @ 100 lOl lo O3 lo lO5 1885, lG7 Io 100, no. III, IL.
Il3. lIi lis, 49, III
BRooKLYS CRY CoURT CALgsDAR.-Nos. -, ..
s. TO- Il, 49, 90 a. g. 45 %, n. ~, So ST. So S. H. 81
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COURT or SPECIAL sEsSloNs-Mucb2l Iso-Besos.
I'D WfI

Thomas Brown. stealing apiece of cslco Penitea-
tafy months Nichols DISCO stealing pair OF boots Peni
Tertiary month, oven Cogl, s,eanF silver aud oopp-r
cons Houe Refuge Ann Ceary stealing pair of sdtersI
City Pton " dSy JCLn Conway stealing lead Psntsn
tay months Margaret Delaney assault battery; jads
suspended Peter IeDovtr aud baerJ, haed
Thomas bcGn, attempt 20 steal judgment suspended. "a
mus hoHi. ss.n1 and battery, hGed $40. Ffsnc Ucslle
han b.ttefy; Pcpitentay month John Ro.s,
G,ssn spd battsry jrdgment suspended Adam ssle
saUt and battery Pensteuery months Bachard Ssessap
stealth 8 coat Penentisry months 0eores Wh,on ansmp-
to zeal Peutenary months. Psrcs ,Watsrs assault and
Lat,y Penitsniiary months Mary Cossey, sssgt and
brteYi PenitsuiiAY mouths George Flood ss.sah AMI
IattsTy PcnstentlaIy MONTHS. John Lney ste.ng tWs
hat, nd sment suspended. David Lndsay, sins pairs
shoes, judgment Suspended John Welsh, st.aius haas
u suapslIpd
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NlcE JOS SP0GTD.-Certain farmers who buy
horse-msIuIe from private c.,zens IN this CITY, have
been induced 10 sign petition to our Common COuc-
ell for ordinance establishing the number of bushels
which shan make load, and asking for one General
and any number of Deputy Inspectors 10 be hand,
st all places where such IOsd. are dumped Under tee
pressure of the who s believed 10 be after The
place OF Inspecto. General Of HorseDurg," an or
diusnoe wa drawn providing for such Al officer, 81
g. coo yesr, with msuy Dsputss az he might aP-
point 81 - 50 per day, the only returning Zee being
two cents per load for measuring. Ten Deputies
would be low number, and At ma. average would
draw sl2 COO year from the Treasury for salaries,
sum equal to the fees upon COO 600 losis Of matur.
Thi. nice scheme was defeated the other night, when
the interested parties threatened TO apply to the Leg
islsture for fpec set There is no more reason for
the appointment OF such Inspectors than for the rssef
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Attention is called to an advertisement in another
column, Of man missing.

Bulls HEAD.-Owiog to the difficulty OF getting
.tock down from Albany, on account Of high water
which overlooked railroads and boat.whsryes there
were only some 80 cattle in the Foryf5ur.h stree,
yards yesterday, until jus at night, when 8 tram Of
some 800 head arrived by the Hudson River Ros1,
which had got in working order 1t w,s probsbly
owing to the fact that large accession TO the stock
yar6ed on Tuesday was certainly expected by both
BUYERS and seller. TO arrive in time Tor the market TO-
dsy, that business remained all isy Tuesday in de-
pfessed and Inactive condition. TIE proportion Of the
cattle sold wss less than we havs seen in long time,
although some Of the brokers sold out their entire
drove,, fully expecting the market today would bs
woue than yesterday. 1t was generally said thst the
price Of cste just about the same il was tue week
before So il might be, bat St the tirs the buy
es got bullocks worth four or five doars bead more,
aaa more Of the fret csss cod a. l0.c than al llc,
asd there lack Of good ones, will there be
to-dsy for some Of the droyes that arrived last night,
too ate 20 offer for GALE coEa some very superior
bseves Then there Is sn unusual number Of extrs or
premium builocks IN market each ss will dress from
L. TO IL eWt. Of beef sscb. few Of ths clsss sold
yes erjsy a. l2c. ret pounl AMI more will be sold
at that o-dsy The price for good fair Western s,e=rs
Tor retail market beef yesterday not lOc. nst-
How i, will be to-day with more than !, 900 heavy
cs.ls on the market, shall see and fully report TO-
morrow.