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THE New STEAMSHIP WaT. G. HEwEs.-We yes
terday formed one of q party who visited this
splendid new steamship, upon the invitation OF the
President of the Southern Steamship Company, to
which she belongs. We found her all that could
be desired, both as to accommodations for passen-
gers and capacity for freight. Her Captain, James
Lawless, Esq, one of the pioneers in the steam
ship business of this port, is too well known TO
our readers to require Introduction. All who have
travelled upon the mail line between here and
Galveston during the last ten years. doubtless
know him as an active, experienced, skiilful ana
accommodating officer, in whom his passengers
can rely with confidence in the hour of danger,
with full faith that human skill can protect them,
they will be safe.
The dimensions Of the VIVA. G. Hewes are as
follows: Length, 2t0 feet; breadth of beam, 80
feet; tonnage, 800, Custom House measure; depth
of lower hold, 10 feet. She can comfortably nc
commodate 225 passengers, her statecooms having
three tiers of berths, and are large and airy Her
hull of iron double rivted with four water
compartments. She is fully supplied with metallic
life. boats and steam pumps to serve in case ofac-
cident. The inishings of her cabins are OF the
most gorgeous description, being Of rosewood
satinwood and mahogany; the furniture IS OF inc
rosewood and damask. For the accommodation OF
L11CAt h-DNSA
their exclusive use, with all the appliances to add
to comfort.
As may be surmised this splendid vessel was
named after our distinguished fellow-citizen Mr..
VIM. G. Hewes, President of the Opelousas and
Great Western Railroad, and Of the Bank o
America She was built by Messrs. Harlan, Holt
ingsworth & Co., Of Wilmington, Delaware, Is
therefore, Southern institution from stem
stern, and one that every Southern man may We
be proud of.
The Wm. G. Hewas IS Designed 10 enter the Ii
between Berwck's Bay and Galveston, by VIII
route the majority Of travel hence 70 TeSas
now going. That she will be valuable aeqf
tion no one who has had an opportunity Of vsl
her can doubt. Her cabins are IS eomfortaoi
boudoir, and she seems as safe as aoah's Al
STRAY DoG.-As will be seen through oura
tfspg columns, rewardis Offered for the recoysryof
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The fire at this hotel night before last, was not
much more than scorch in corner, and in no
manner interfered with the hotel, in its usual
capacity of receiving and sumptuously entertain
ing the permanent and travelling population. The
public will please heed this fact.
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young lawyer lately concluded his argument
in case of trespass with the following sublime
BURST " IT, gentlemen of the jury, the defendants
hogs are permitted to roam at large over the fair
fields of my client, with impunity and without
pokes-then--yes, then, indeed, have our forefath-
ers fought, and hled, aud died in vain"
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ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND MURDER BY A
POLICEMAN

An old free colored man, covered with blood
and dreadfully wounded in the head called on
Mayor Monroe on Sunday, and complained that be
was knocked down. dreadfulIy beaten about the
head, and robbed Of pocket.book containing $l5
on Saturday night, on Liberty street, swearing that
it was the watchman on the beat who committed
this bold outrage, and that he beat him with the
ferule of his club.
Yesterday the negro died from the effects of his
wounds, and the watchman of the beat, super
numerary named Michael Burns, was arrested by
the Mayors order and locked up to await the
result of the Corouers investigation. The name of
the negro we have not yet obtained. Burns was
arrested at the corner of St. Joseph and New Levee
streets, just as he was on the lookout to escape
from the city.
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who, as we yesterday reported, we're poisoned ne
breakfast at the scanen's Rofae % Monday morn
ing, were all improving yesterday.
Charles Peterson, the Glerk, and Hannah Dough
erty, tile cook, were yesterday afraigned before
Recorder Emerson and sent to prison to awaits the
result; Mr. a. Z. Rice, President of the Seanen'a
with administering the poison with intent to mur
der.
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Observation-Disclosures. F. & H. Piffet, No. 1873
Canal street. to-day advertise any quantity Of rockets,
candles pre@s to st the times These fireworks
home made and especially recommend themselves to
purchasers.
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SECRETARY DIX AFTER CAPT. BRUsHwooD.
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THE REINFORCEMENT OF FORT PICKENs.
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NUMBER 2S3.
GOAL 1HteI!igtute.

THE REVENUE cUTrAR cass LAID UP
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
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The Coroner held an inquest upon the body oil
John Kundel, aged 45 years, a native Of Germany
found lying dead at the lake end of the PontchaF-
train Railroad The jury returned verdict that ne
came to his death from intemperance and exposure.
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THE SEkMENrs HOME POISONING AFFAIR.
The twenty sailors and three servant women
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 30, 1876
TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.


NEWS FROM THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
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CAPT. ERusHwooD RESIGNS
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DEMAND FOR THE SURRENDER OF FORT SUMTER.
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THE PROBABILITY OF A BLOODY FIGHT.
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Aucun des candidats n'ayant obtenu la majoritG
rcquise,
Sur motion de NJ, Louis TeXada lie nom de Samuel
Hyams est retire dc la iste des canddats.
Sur motion de NJ. Lawrence NJ. j. 7. Wheat est de-
clare dnment Glu SecrGtaire de la Convention.
Sur motion du meme membrc, lie comitG nommG
pour Ia reception sdes Commss0ires des Etats de
lAlabama ct de la Caroline du Sud, est augmentG de
dcuX mcmbres.
Sur motion de NJ, Ejgee, Ia Convention sajOune Il
deman Il 10 hCurs, A. NJ.
OSCAR ARROYO,
Sacr6taire Tenlp0rairc de IL Convention.
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STRAY DoG.-As viii be seen through onr
tsipg coupps arewardis Offered for the recoyeryo Of
either strayed OF stolen,
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.--There are so many mil
itary companies arriving in this city that it is i'm
nnssihle to find quarters for them.
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F1RsT DISTRICT CouRT ~ fudge Hum. - John
Howard and Seth r. Place, charged with larceny,
were arraigBed and pleading guilty, were re-
Charles White, charged with assault and battery,
was dismissed, nol1e prosequi being entered by
the Distriet Attorney
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Meeting at the Cooper Institute.

New York. Jan. pa large meeting of citizens
was held at the Cooper Institute yesterday. 1t re-
commended the compromise of Mr.. Crittenden as
the best basis of adjustment
The Chairman appointed Messrs. James I. Brady,
Cornelius X. Garrison and Appleton Oaksmith,
commissioners to visit the seeding States immedi-
atcy and to report the result at the earliest plac-
ticable moment.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

suit. They amount to $562, $50 from large number
of applicants. Tie receipts by mail realized SoVOo'
great increase Of subscriptions is looked Iof Wnen
agencies throughout tbe loyal States are located nAS
in the interior are holding back subserpuons WIN 'ne
view of getting the commission allowed by mr. onase'
This bonus is one-6fth of y cent on returns amount
ing TO $lOO, 900 and on sums above SlOO,OOO
The American 4nk Note Company have forwar 4ed
600 ofthe $50 p cent notes to Washington ON
Friday they will send million in $1,000 noes, and
on Saturday another large amount OF Smallerencmina
tons.
The demand Treasury notes do not make their ap-
rearance in any large quantities.
Some parcels of the sixty-oay Notes Of the Five
Million Loan due this week iave been sent 10 Wash
ingon for redemption. Some troabe would be avoided
if the Secretary would authorize the SubTreasury to
receive them directly for Aayment in the 7,3o loan
The exchanged sttLe Clearing House this morning
were $40 O8l3,935 ".
The Phentx Fire Insurance Company of Brooklyn
bavedecaed dividend Of per shre, pay aole on de-
mard at their branch office in Wall street.
Tue coal transported over the Delaware and i-acSa-
wanna and Western Railroad for the week ending on
Saturday last was as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

The Delegates to the Republican State Convention
from the Let Assembly District Of Dutchess County are
James Hammond and Francis A. de Wint.
ORANGE Co.-Ist Disrrcr. Alden Goldsmith, c. Il.
Knight lid District, A. S. Murray E. NJ Madden
SULLIVAN Co.-Hon. Charles II. Van Wyek, P. d.
Ludington.
PUTNAM Co.-The Republicans Of Putnam County
held their Convention at Carmel on Saturday and
elected H. w. Belcher and A. S. Van Duzer delegates
10 the Syracuse Convention, with s. A. Townsend and
A. Ryder as alternates. After the adjournment the
Union men of all parties held enthusiastic meeting
in favor of prosecuting the effectively. Several
companies of infantry forming in the county.
To the Editor Of The ". y. TTi5unr.
Sir: The Republican County Convention OF Wyo.
ming County met this place yesterday and made choice unan
oay Of AUGUSTUS FRANK and G. g. HosKSs delegates 10
the Republican State Convention.
To-day the following delegates chosen, irrespective OF
party to attend the Peoples Convention Of the 10th nsi j. g.
Darling J. A. heRwaiu, b. H'sley N. Weed, H. w smith,
L. T.. Fannan, and Arthur Clark.
Hldysat, Sept. I, Itol.
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oPRgINa DAY OF THE MARKEr.

TUESDAY, Sept l0.-There is an overwhelming
supply OF cattle on the market this week. From
all that we can gather to-day of the number that
will be reported, We think it will not fall below
500, which is larger stock than we have had
in any week this year, and the MACS of this
great number are good, fair quality, for grass-
fed steers aud good are fultied, heavy buocks
oil cwt. TO 10 cwt average upon whole droyes. Toe
number tt the great marketpaee IA street.
to-day, including 500 6t0 sold yesterday Is not far
irom 4,6OO proOslly little Say 400 on sale
to-day, aud the price from TO lc. cent pound net
lower than IL week ago, the top price being SO
6.c 10, and "a iew extras at &C. lb ior the
we. ut of beet the seller sinking Oiiai aud we
have no doubt thai some cwt Steers that would
have sold st week ut $50 each, viii average below
go this week. There is very large stock OF this
State Cattle on the market, the owners OF some OF
which no doubt wi.h that they had them sale nc
agan. some Of this ca light thin steers, sud HeiieI
ana D are reported sDg less than cent? net y no
great 20 crowd this el4sa upon the iDaket Al ts
might hAse reasonably been ected by such sh over supply
That has not boksn down any NO se proves no ss.eu
as wsek aud In the opinion tst all our state afn
ofs who have Iscsss buocks on trr Ah u9 ~ nt upon
T. 10 In almost any market this all sach cattle
have sold that to-day Que drove estimated ~ TIC o~er a
not over 10 c~t ech upon ali average on ~ hesa s9d ali
head Of good Illinois Steers Wi average
cents To- and Link Indicates some backbone TO
the market when eowued win near wv heso o ou9sn ior
supply for which $50 would be suhicint Allowing
the eaet decline claimed by tie o"pers or their otoke TO
be ceut u B and then IL IL not great @ some at We have
already Experienced considering the greater oyeuppy Of cat
tle although some reported selling
ouly equal to 81 pound Il no lower than such
have already been reported We therefore repeat advice Of
In foil sth that the lowest pont passed-.ht more prosper
ea1 eats als eaSLy tstp apploschpk
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

Annexed is the plan adopted by the Boston banks for
the division and deposition Of the ten millions OF the
Government loan taken by tbem:
J. Each bank connected with the Clearing House n Boston
bsl Tuesday aud Friday OF each 10
O'Clock uAnege the
OF iTeasuy Notes rod by sara o1ns .nee The ia- report
Boston tiyeCent sayugs pk sDd the several bsAs when
have become sssOca ed IN ts lean ou e not win
tie Clearing house shall report Tuesday aud Friday Gofs
through batE hc n the Cleo Ing House the amount
oi sales made by them since the previous te,oiL
g. Kscb bank shall pay bt b- tlearnehouse At the time
when balances paid amounts which Trey shall hav9
reported morning o. the day having Dea revived
by them snd banks rtqe sog her iostrons bot the
The suns report by tLeu sreeeved this pGpoe
bills OF tie Boston banks may be received aud paid.
l. The Manager Il Cieang loue hs on Tuesisy end
Die hsn $50 each amount ~ is snti-
tied t. O the amount paid to the Clearing Hqos IN TIC
proportion winch the tgescp'on OF eseh nsA bears - mo
600 o. OF IN con Of $50 az IL final Sttleun ss
oidered aid be s seqorc goabls Te,sury Noes eons
tu lug part Of he Ten Million Loso, 10 he soteudced to im
fyi equal amount TO The sun paid and the Manager shall
hand such tie Bsaks pss to nm soread equal
az. say BsnE uctog b behalf Of any natCq Iuuol
s @ & ~ @ Sy% % aS Of ss 10 ,ns eS tse
may be esatbOTizsd 10 Itpu seat
70 kses bank expeed keep sccns.e account Of the
account ofsccred r Sed ard tie dotes Of receipt 20
a. 8. o. % Teadef conut when ace eleat - 70 DO
or win the hssoeistea BanAs bo.ton.
nanent Hyesme the amount Of Treasury Notes received oy
,9S can 90 20 oy gus notice % the snsger Of The Clearing
by tbese eTsclcs.
The BostOa Post, in lie weekly financial review,
says:
Many peoe have believed that the busins novemon. that
begai hree weeks would merely temporary
continue, 10 incfea tue cbancs
unless something dreadful bsppeEs which need not happen
thnk, the movement vii be both ps
Even tie shoe-oH1leaher ops ueennug Uusy.
Army Is employ Ig thousands with their necessary
city sud country while the
Of the home aud retail demand aaed by that Of the West
buyrra 10 little stir 81 quar-
fs cfra stronger call Tor labor and leather Efoers
good. people nearly busy they this
season. branch there Is smart speculative sctiy
ity Ia The tGe the desrAbs goods both foreign aud domestic
evidently that both aud .eisrs feel strong
and op6de Let remain they only, that
10 az let grow aud the loyal states viii soon 10
doing we'll the stimulus OF Government expenditure sc,
ins mon supply OF labor The tnAl result ora Da
outlay OF beassBd uionA Of course would be 70 ssd'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
N. v. who,ean,e Prices or Country Proauce.

Ton THE WEEK ssDIsO WEDStsDAY, SEPT II, l8.l
R.eoited exca.nsy Tor The NswYoKK TKIEgSz BY DHzW
& fKEsCB,l -,
NoTtcE 20 C0SsoSoRs FARM PRoDuCH-Fut everytnlns
H. rett order plain ndeblo directions ever
neudir weigh win tase ooau,. aud name OF aItcss al y
ueL bill Of psTticu ara iusde 81 package mArted p
sud swsy send BY mail with notice when aHd no" WIN
sie iors hfded. .......,
are returned sud on small lots Of stuff 10 y cent ohsf
OuoTa1IoSs are FOR sales Of good Produce In good order
whoss snrh az Farmers realize and Jopber or s2osa
tors prices. c.,, .,. in
buirnn-There er!sl change In prices saies arc ~
measure restricted this week by the sbscnce OF he usu
weekly Tor England, and on ms account P0ss '
slightly tsyoy ihs bpysL We 2u9sS,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
deb.

ANDERsoN--As Harlem. Wednesday, Sept. II Al noos.
homish p yom gest scn OF 4 eodore r. and besn IA
The fsasra services place Friday morning. =. II
second street. between Second and ri
nues Harlem.
BALMANNo-On "Wednesday Sept H. at hi, residence No.
2g2 Dessaw street. South Brooklyn Robert Bananno after
long sud painful illness in the Bat year OF his age
Funeral 'ey will take place above on ThuTadsy sef'
noon at 3 O'Clock.
BELToNIu Brooklyn Tuesday. Sept TO- Golf s. BellOu.
L. > 4.
BLAcK-In this city on Monday Sept O. william Crswf,rs
Black Of Elizabeth aud 'hs late William Black aged 10
BREWSTERIn this city Tue.day, Sept. 10, jos Brewf.
ter, aged ?, years
CLARKSoN-on wsdD,.dy, Sept q l6l, Charles F. cl1k'
aged 70 years, son Of toe iase freeman Csr1son
DEWEYAt Harlem TUESDAY. sept. 10. Harriet daughter
oi Joseph ). and Harriet Dewu,, afed 70 years. -,
The FRIENDS Of toe family are invited Go attend tue nnes s
lhfd avenue THURSDAY the l2h, AZ II O'Clock a
FELDNG-on Tuesday, SepG TO- IL Green Point, Wiiam ~
Fielding. -
aRAHAN-At Geneva. ontsrio Comfy N Y, on saturday,
Sept Mrs a'ls :; M's4n aged s. yea. dsssnsf S III Z
Abes Higgins Of New-lOrS aud sf tho late Phinp "
RucLel OF Geneva
eERDERn this city, on Moodsy Sept c..harins Eninf
Gerder. aged year, months and II days.
HARRIS-S Suddenly Nyueh Rockand County, NeT'foEh
Chae. Aogsta' only son u L. O. Harris aged years ars
months v
JOHNsToN-In ths city on Monday Sept 0. Enns Jsrsf
daughter of nlam and MARY Jsha'oa, sssdi year aAa
mouths "A
LoCaERTY-on Tuesday. Sept g. 3, Albany, N.rYorfl
afersd Seing lness William C. LOehey' Ia TIC DIS. ysa1
Of his sCe a
McINrYREIn Broollyn, Monday, Sept MafgaIss is[
oud daughier of Robert Mana Bicutye in the in ysx
Of heTse.
PRICRARD-In erOton Center Massachusetts Monday,
sent Wua H PIchard N the sSh year Of his as, ae
OF this city -,
ROBINOsON-In Wes,ches,sg Wescheser Comfy on mon!
DAY. Sept O. Clara infant daughter of LE and LneI9 Hsvf
Eng s0n. aged years
sTOEPEL-op Monday, Sept. o. q. socOck p m, Ansa''s
SloepeL aged 81 years - 81
sTEHIING In Brooklyn on Tuesday, Sept TO- sherman
tae ~ ths 6rIn swim, Dlckiason Co., an the' 'sS
% Se'd ,nt ., n 81 ,ate place non the Church Of shs Ps
Ane kensen streets, a O'CLOCK on fnuayk
eorne, Ia. ,rsads arc Invited attend without fths4
notice e.. % f.,,,.i W.
wrILs-At YoBkers. on Wednesday Sept ~ Iet Iemae'
,sti. 4, the ath OF bis sge. ,, p.h.t.vtsn
NY Mels ~ t"s services viii 6eid at the F Pr%s.o,n %
Inc 1sb s5 ~ o'cl1ck .. m on triday, sspt la fi
IN FAMILY are respeetfally invited TO attend a.
,vur aTiEY-AtNe sLlsecker street on IaeasL sS~
EMra Marianne 8. Wheatley, wido- ', --
u..a.m.. Rnvina and J. De O'SOIlOs, from Pasf
= IL Lam PAX dQu&2s
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
MARssHE

HITCHINsON-ENGs-rn Newport Rhode T,sad on ssturs
day. Asg "a by tho Rev Dr. Tbs ii. A. A. Hut hnson,
Chicago, kthegne Bowen daughter oi tS ilts
Hon. George Engs Of Aewporr.
LACoMBE-BURCKLE--on Tuesday. sept 10, By the Rev.
DR.. Hawks James p Lsepmbe to Mics Mary C. Burcks,
oaugher Of Emanuel Burckle al OF this city.
WlTT-FOLSOM-iD this city, on "Wednesday Sept II, a
St. Johns hspel Nsck By ths Rev. ;. II Weson,
ID D. II. Clinton Witt OF wliSnSbugh to Lizzie youngest
daughter of Enoch FolsoLn
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER IL.

0srfeCo, fb...."..p0s Western Penn, hir.....7 %
FotSri la a s isa s.,s t,,, g S @
w. ss "a iIs TO- ;sSS sSS co la ,3Si q
wes,e n Penn, choice. yaiO
On Ess-lhe market Is in state Of sa'reuse The more
week Of the usual Ensh amer OH Ihir ths Cheese
have seen their best fr th that m her break
ngly dul with lrgs umulair- O. s,ocs The S-gelos
mse' Of be ne1t eek looked fos with eh s1ey We
ss$%ss sss ! 80 ) ( p: s we.'e" Cheese.
Lse.FaeIer. Eggs should avoid using ehs straw
vii and heat the Egss decay very
time. We quote for actual coun. o. good Eggs:
: :..s ''Y Sles WESTERN al, al,
= "a a. ooE 7, :, : qaOted rate: @eqde.s ,,
fFsifisa Fsi ss P.,.. ~ pa D-'f s5Sl SS 50 80
o5 Cocks p Isprn. chiesens pair aIS %
Fte' on. stall led, ch. srips, yellow pso
. s.isl;ii:';;;:l ooal Is Ra,S'p T.: T0l 90
woodoocs ltF' r psiT 80. S sS 50 g smp $50 so
cie a@s @ 20 po0s sn ' pS"S We
ggoie Tor cod 10 choice qualiti,s Isc age. included
Marrow new 5 ba.i a Yea Besns s........i 6,ai 80
tkAThAEs-We quote: Western. choice ) aJC; Henn Is
fREE MsArscoun,y coneuor frequently leave the bars.
eis m their Veal AID Mutt hcE injare' the sale We quo;
Melton eAIcs' se'......4 Veal. 10 ......"..i
Country and cured weighing 607 at5 rs
City slaughter, trimmed and cured, weighing 6G08o s..5l06
City ssugtter trimmed Associate weighing 6UdsO sb OF
fOrATVEs u3.nans' lnrre have Oeen u
Some Of the brought vi S 6Z z Dbl We quote:
pye5m,n' = Dbl si..''...........'.."sl i3sSi3 "a
bHckey = bbl...s..... ltO -
Me choice, y bbl.........-..... b&O %
Meieer. Common, v bols........... I9G 80
sweet Potst res In bbls... w
Sweet 20, aloes, in bnlt ~ bb........ 3 OO0 IS
IREsB FRUIT. -
APPLEs-Tbe msrLp, is s4a l~.r. Some Western Apples
are irving iD bad rer and selling very low m consequence
Ne tn aho NJ iredl gt
PEARs-Barets good ochoc', v bbL. ttR0ti5i bare,r'
oouuon, ga TO- seeker, TO fai- " bbL S59e5
Duch-s, 90 I'D to extra choice, Dbl, SlODr TO- 70
PRAcHEs-Delawse fa TO good Y hall bush ossket bl ~
Tsz: Exua., ~ 2Jd ~ 20 a.,on,
PLuss less plenty range from ~ 0Gt - % y bnsh
have Just made their Appearance ffom
Cncinuau No IL yet etablish.d They Nih
prbsby be started i2d4c for tue best aud sale Tor
prer radrs ahess selling st 7G9c. There are no well
ripcned, handsome Grsp@s yetin
DRiED FRUr-We quote: ,.
New State and Obio.,5 a 8 Pe,che' w, peeled 10 ss
Issoher choc@.lO mr. Cherries pitted ...l4 n -
IArhes s. fair 10 good. "a Rsspbe Irs .........1 a2
Ptache, W. unpeeled. ii IBsckb,r ies......... U
oNG isL,Nu iosAToEs-P bush. b4sket, Z3c
PHAIAsI TouArogs-t 2.bu'b. c-at', 3oc
OxIoNr-lsd, y hbl, b8r. a Yellow. y bbl SldSl 90
While @l0-l IS; bunch, q hund, S20S2 sO
DARLICK- " 40 bui chrs, 480@ln
TURSIT,, RrTABAGA-p boil. bOVi5c-
MARROW SoUAsH-P Dbl, 75c.
WATEkNfLOss-{s buud 4s0bl2
kUTMEa MkLONt-AonmOuth County, 81 0dVI
-S-
IAdvsrisrBtnt1
nnE & Ef.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
r,..ein,. az prnauns.

ggpr -lBla8 bbls Flour 395 bbs Corn Meal 4oo beg.
Com Meal bhls. WHISKY, IC2 l3g bush. heat IO o.
bn h. Com 1903 bush OA.s 35 pkss Ashes l6 pkgs Lard vi
kegs Lad.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

ILs hew.l Oh a. ETs Railroad makes the following report
oftfnspofiation fsiook ioT toe week dir this day:
Bss,es 1885, Horse 3S Vra- Sheep. 1000 Hog. le26
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported tor this nariet at Foyfourh street,
i,1a4.
1hs prices today quoted 80 follows:
dhi ordinary.
Medum........... .....T some extra good d.
Tie general GveTsse Of the mar ketu fuI7 7.c
lie oil the sales TanEe nOni % c.
lo-s head aud pound Of different weights viii be
iot in scrorIts Of sales of sundfy dTos-s
log number Of B-syss received In tho city this week.
5,S~ A.
hi, 2sl heed than last week and than
avrrbg- OF iatyea The average lumber -ach Wednes
as usrist ls year il head while the nuube to-day
brinK 4iJt shows l4J bead than the average and 9
bead uofe than ths day week
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
;3nr,,iro q nio, OILS, &t.

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Is,s .ae \, eIoan aud hf'he cot o. ans new
IN ase CsSpbe1e La%IS .srsd snt1 4 on hand Rights for
L,nips Noa, S eny n. Noee Of t'Sse & ~ tbe
snqie With NY stamp o. pa,ss l 20 IaEe sen use
Ss,1el, ~ Lamp altered any piece " .uy benz e
copnfry on ice by eter o. o. - " Pitv
PNss 40 vac Al No g. CsihiIinr-si' 4,o ~'4 ~
al my lon is boTe Psyne4 S :, NiI1rvANY
DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLOMlNAdl IL '.,n
* an R,.iyed d rom tho manuiactuI-s iO' O
~ O,h Is ..o.,, Al ihe very lowest mmke fas' by
h quantities :" SCHIEFFELlN BkOIHEBS co. /
Nos 7O and ~ Wlijm -, New'i ork.