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SOUTHERN AMERICAN
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL
And
Tonic Aromatic Eitters.

"A CORDIAL FOE LADIES, AGED PERSONS, ETC., etc.
of these two varieties Of ers, the first mixed
agreeable nd while the second nlay be takea pure
or both may BE- mingled together forming Bitter OF greater
less Intensity 70 please every The
eious flavor these Befs possess have induced the judges
TO pr5nc them the bast Of The creation
They particularly eicaciou- restoring health and re
establishing upaired gestion ta fruitful of diseases
such ByspeFia Nervous and Liver &fectans General
Neakness etc al Of whiqh render ife sell burden
In kind of Fever follower by p. FRrted
aad consequent weakness remedy is better re-
store strengt and hasten the complete of health.
N B-Fhe American Btters may likewise be taken pure
they % net contain much spirits the apparently strong ayo
Ter prineiple both Of which, however highly agreeable
Said Bttets has been introduced into pgin
cpal Hotels, t;lrhs, Gofeehouses etc.
Prepared and sold by
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imports,

GALFEST0NPer steamship GalYeston-7 bales cotton to
Frelson Stevenson &coD do Bscoe mnes21 bales wool
sCobeson, Withereil &co--sunafes to order,
RIO DE JANEIRo Per bark Marys $500 seks coffee j
L Phpps Geo.
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Steamship Galveston HptShmss, I'm Galveston, Il, Harr.
list diN,ffot s5&5
ship Robert Harding fnsrasan calcuts 18th January
A & NJ Iisine--Pont.
Shia American Union Gncon, I'm Liverpool Aarch I'd Il
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The following petitions were read, and, on nc
ton, referred as follows viz:

Thu lWIIV"IHB pt0IVIUHS WUTb TtaU, HHui UI HIU
ton, referred as follows viz:
To the Finance Committee
Thin of sanry EuEer of the 1ct 3D. 81 4h 9Th
9Th sections of the wharr 5, asking relief, ETC.
Ia Of lhe Nj ror, nski Payment OF bills.
That of Put In c, Hsk!uE iaym ut ci bill.
That Of the Fuee company eo !. German wager com
pIny and German Sharp Shooters, Rskins relief, ETC.
To The COMMITTEE Streets aud LaHdng
The mortal, of g. H. AngunGr in relaon TO his plan 70
ing Crevas-cs. C.
10 the Committee on Police and II allI
That of inn Llnhcp nski"g pei mis- substitute brick
building for the nsed by HIM blacksmith shop
petit Of ], Coleman Co, for paving il
with square blocks. nfoun nE The Council that Iney 1
exhausted al the brd hand and could procure
any from the nth, &C. and al leave substitute othe
stones, IS read.
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4 T IA K AP AS.
Leaves on THURSDAY May l6, al 5P NJ
AtlRllnas win Plauuemine.

AtRktnas win P1auuemine
FOR Alta FkAPAS-THE FINE FAST
Hssg h and light dagght steamer Picnyune No.
ksk1safz freight for ST. MarnsvvlIle, New Iberia jean
Centervile Franklin, ChRrcno Pattpsouvile
ill Intermediate landings Bayou Buf and Ra Teche
and will leave above. For freight passage
VIBGIEIUS G. DEhTZEI,
mnli Advertising
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SIa SntFlc UToh, 4bc0l, mi lllNc0OI NAfch I'd, 70
..%sfI Fnassr-FGint.
Steam hoa1a. n.
Gen cuinhan, White, FIN ArEslc Ian ding
Iulis Reene nant y. I'm F0rt smith.
A, ksnsaw, Bennett FIN Fot Smith,
yiQo Martin, I'm .ef .rson, z..
bcsdi,, Vincent. fnl Bayou Sara.
8g5a For ea, Myers, I'm Mobile,
Toyhos Beehe. Anarews. Passes-towed s1
thc Rr ha 10th sh Niagara, and schr Kate
Btcc-brought up Ships Robert Harding and American
Z JnfaTi
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sap ElIsn Ees.er. Roplsoa n. TO 6 " Hynson &c
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Leaves on tTuRnAY. May tR, at 8 P. NJ.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
MrE en-For Grand Eeore, katchitoches C1utiervjle,
ss Plaisance Cotle Alexandria, EoTna3ia, Bar
and all Intermediate landings Red river,
Cane and Little riverslhe splendid and swift running
light dEaught passenger packet ssaIer 2apides, j. O.
DQ~ty will leave above For freight
having Hne accommodation, apply on board.
VIRHIEIUS q. DEET2EIi, =
my1S Advertising Agent.
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ALABAMA RIVER.
LOWER COAsr AND LAF0URCHE.

Leaves every TU ESAY p 81. I'll
THE FAST PASSENGER KET
, EsS l. LatOlEche, Jos Baltares, master leaves New
LgsA rieans above returning dawn the Coast every
as9Ss2SGzsa94 Monday and Thursday. in daylight.
VIREIEIuR q. DENT2ELI
nl2 Advertising Agent
7-The N, O. @. and LIT Company will have d clerk
tbs foot of st. Louis from this date receive freight
For freight apply board at the office Of tho
Company. 10 Cont
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY ct 8 o'clock p. NJ
- EEW 0RhEAHS, MONROE AM

ssa Monroe Fine Bluffs Columbia Harrsonburg
GsEE8 Trinity Mouth of Red river, Eayon Sara Baton
Rouge, Plaquenine Donaldsonve and all intermediate
ings The new steamer H. Va. Rubctts, j. ". Tobin,
commander lin place of The j. T. PargUud above,
punctnally. For freight apply board, 10
m'l3 GEO u, HlTB, No. 8 Front street.
n- hippers must positively pay freight all plantation
and way freiehts.
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IeAy0B on = HTTRSDAY. 1FFhE inaf. n n NJ -7TH
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
. ESgT p,-For lcnerson, Shreveport, Grand Bayou St
Maurice, Montgomery Collie Alexandria Ouachi.
SaaatsR t'arnpte, Grand Fcore. NorInRn's, Gortcns
Barbns and all intermediate landings Red RiYerThe
rely elegant draft aud swift running passenger pack
etexRs, h9 W. Sill de master. will leave above For
freight passage, epplT OF hoard
VIRGINIUS G. DFNTZET,
mvF5 Advertising AGENT, 3
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The Board of Aldermen. through their Secretary,
asked concurrence in the following resolution
adopted by them this day, which was read, and,
on motion, referred to the Committee on Streets
and Landings:
resolution hong The Street Commissioner Fause
cutters be contructed each Of Wn Squire
The following message from the Board of Alder
men was read:
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FIAJIRE F0RsFaLL, President
Tsu.R DEBuYs. Secretary. aul ly
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ED Rlv Err.


Leaves on TIL RSD AY, 18th tus AL P NJ
HHW ORIH1 ANS, Lake BISTEG-
fFay - neau and Red River Packet, MindCp Moscow
i5oones Landing Pori Bolivar Pine Blnf Gregg
Landing, Spring Bayou, Cawiion's landing
Grand Bayou, ioustatta CHnpte Grand Ecoe St. Maurice
Montgomery AoXsntra and all intermediate landings q
Comet, W. V. H&rrell MASTER will ioaye Ms above For
reght or passage apply on board
vIRGiNTUs O. nENT1EL,
myl5 kdrsriising Aecpt
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N cINTYRE 81 APpLEGATE, PLUMBERS
GEAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
No. "a ST. CHARLES STREET.

NEW ORLEANS, August /, 1850,
RS TO the "Star Insurance Company,
d Damage by Fire, the Pertls OF fns
rrent rates Of premium. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

Mr. Holiday who has purchased six Of the steamer
belonging b. the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, now
running on the Pacific cOast desgns TO con.inne the
present steamer line between San Frincisco Oregon,
Washington Territory, the Columbia River, Pugetb
Sound &C. Also, 10 establish line between San
Franz, GO and San Diego touching at all the way ports,
and another between Guaymas Sonora, Acapulco,
touching for freight and passengers at Sen Bas Mazai-
Ian Msnzanilla, and other Intermediate ports, and
making regular connections at Acapulco with the steam
els Of the Pacific Mai Steamship Company, running
boil to Panalna and San fraDcsco.
The Chicago Tr,bVne Of Tuesday tays
There q, quite psrc IN the Money mSle 10 day esu,ei
by the ruuo stt.c Fort sue aud bJ the heavy De
opening the buyin, Eastern Exchange, y cent
pisi and solns at . cent but q, soon e th noon o.,
oa a cent On lie there good demand IL tic
GftsIncon q cent but holders were sskiEs 81 @7
The Cincinnati Gazette Las the following upon tie
.Tbect of passenger travel for the coming Summer
m Of course too 900. to ,psi definitely Of The genesis
ps - travel Of the South and West bo, we belle, SEQ
esy understood among fesident- and Superintendent our
Nsteru ads l. prospect ~ tnce ed TNsy
between che esssl Eastern hn's hch ere oI M
rs,s Although Tie Presidents Of tiY Five ues have revised
the aoss and have ree acted the econ' relating
70 the eInPo, aen o. Ps'.ens,f ,oois SOM o. ts o.
speed and the placing Of hrscs passenger steamers on inc
ans Hsuto All aid 81 Louis Railroad getting their
truck and schns IN order better pe OH thts- rsh
than yet thought Of We ID hst the Csvtnnd
and Columbus ke Shore and New York Central are not Idle
IN this aud that when the Convention which ahrs uP
schedule Month hs oes referred 10
insiz. and VII aPon coiIPr"
nlss The Ped, Of The Baltimore and Ohio hsiroud Ia,
heretofore strongly opposed speed h. road ard VS., ~ns
during the Of 1883 when petty fat unr Vas made 70
The three -four hours han the Nsdhe nes and 70 put
the fare down less than charged by ho-. n.s WeHe
he has materially changed bis views In I'M,
respect and tho Marietta Road vii try TO msAs o. 5000
time any other line -, ,,,L,,
We stated the EswYOrk pspers that the Michigan
6ouhsn Rsosd Company TO run their 5osis moan
Bufs!s This the Of the Mich
ifsn southern Rsrosd prevsby Gses out Of the t s the
Ptsburfh For and Chcs Railroad hnow brcon ing
,ops con p~tito Tor both passengers yis and
CI.yelasd Should be brOga cot, vii compel
DE Mllss spl 10 bring tbet Ds and hi clevtsnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
Arrived.

sauhip North Carolina, Powell wilri4ssen NJ C., sass
steamship Yors,o~n Parrish Richmond, Ic, mdse and pss
Ship Supple Rangt, FOO Chow Nov teas 70 A. Low
Bro Jsvs Head Nov as Cope Of Good Hope Dec y
crossed Eq0stOr the Atlantic Jan IL spoke the BIZ shp
Si. e hour. TO as the butch bEk "Wssgens" (of Hot
trdam which ashore the Aiee.. Reef she We. &c q
me "n nt s.n O.. 70 s is. Dec "a Ion q psis b.
S ~ sb i.1.a 1 n.ss he An cns
hOnewd bound 2s,h lst q s lon s. T. S oocdsS y
Boston supplied her with medicinesbsyns three men .ik
wsh dyseney sad he would stop at - Hrl-na sh lat u
s.y 10" Or IoLdoa p1 jan Is s lon a. Is. b.ISsl
sI,ssh whas hip LS11 s ps'. s :. d;si *. from
sa s. Ion "a 90 .snaed b. .siR Donald ssx d,y. frog
l aS % FOR &
and batting winds since crossing the Golf
u s. Henry 'f J sS1q * s'Ss' pss
ssocs for , SsH sc aoG s H. 'A " '''A'
Barb Ma.vs Griffin, Barbados Jan and Ansuihe sss al
Bmi c6ss. Hsdde Crosby euad.loupe and Ansudns Jsa
BsIisOtne FAIRY, BH.h, London Jan mase to o B. oss
Big Selma set.on Rio JsDeiro Nov o. coffee to C. Kelley
sa R ramp Ia sy. ifoa Sa.snrs. for Portland
Milo Ss q sS1d i%..o oa-a
sns Gurdia. pO Olivier op0rtO II days wine, o0t Ae
sshr s.d Ready Robbins Delaware days. corn 70 T.
seS Sally NJ Atkins AkiDs Sussex Del dsys cor. 10 B.
Fox. - -
Fo1.
srhr Henry p. smmon, Simmons Virginia 3 days, woeA
Sch, G-ors. ~ Lewis Hall Boston for Tsngi.r.
Schr Coernine Small. New Bedford for Philsd-lphiA
Steamer Pelican. Bsher Providensc. ndsc TO l. Oden-
Steamer Osprey, kenny Providence ndso- 70 l. Ooal
BELOW-3 ships, unknown.
sALED-stesnship r. Cuyer ssv.npshj chip st. Niche
las HAVE schr. Cordehs 70 -msstcdl glasgow.
wIND-sunset - W. blessing gala
Car! s.yryrr Of .hip surps arrived THURSDAY n.rs.s
rom Foo Chow reports, Jan ~ LAT 10 NJ. lon 50 W.. ws
company ship Sea Serpent from Canton AID infornsS
BY them the death Capt Whieore her commander wsS
toek place Dec. Is. IA Indsu 0o-an, Of fever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

sEEoSA fair demand for Glover Seed but 81 easier rates.
sales Of AL bags at end snal lots &c ~ Rough
FEseed u sasbs At 81 +5d& 50 bush Of So n. Caeutts
Lseed s continues In very fair aud prices steady
bear Of sales OF Boston Of $50 bags Crose 81
and 3 600 bags e1 Cromwell at III 81
TALLONIbe magket Il without change sales Of 10 eco
at DC for Inferior, and DC for Prime
WUISkY-Tb-re little change 10 the naTte; the demand
god sales Of 700 bb At 1874 Pc the ids reflsd
hare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
To Mariners.

TRalfrRY DsPARTnEsr OFpcE LIsHrHousn boAnp,l
WAsHksIoN, ID. C., Dec ~, laos
ADMIRALTY HEAD vsipsRY's BLAND, sAsHis"roH fAAA-
,e,,. L.. 49,, ,.csivsd AT tits Office from Lsut n.
Mcher Corn, Of Typographical Ensioeens o. ne
~ Sss Isbibons. at Admiralty Head. on "hidoeys lsan4
To- in,e consist. Of weng with siower ndns through
The roof AZ one md both painted white the to"o
oy an csisdoptc 9TH fourth erds Of
- NC - F,rsnei will show FIXED White Light the
.ne sys ~ hoo,on to be Illuminated 10 40 degrees
rha ,,lowios data furnished;
h, - tower FROM focal plsne feet.
risS.,iop Of base u above mean level OF SEA-.
Fi.xs,iop Of focal plane above level Of
Lstitude - N.
Longitude ia SoeW
Or Ia tine 9 a 10 N 40sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YCRK....-..-Yrs. 4
cleared.

s,esn ,tip-R r. Cuylr crOSher savannah u 3. osmwsD
& Co.
snip~DI-dn~ush Ssnrnes Liverpool D. Ofaes, DARING
Simonson, Lt,eTpo G CsHstoek Co
Bark-L = IrettA Bailey Ponce } s,ss Porterf.d Co
ALo-rrOn, small. Cd EaylN
Co BIschhsh, Facbild CharIe.on, AeTraJr
Csadhrt Boston Ina Lsncy, Jseuel kuntAIdt Co Ban
lard (Br. D. Gard Turks Island, ID. r. Dewth.
schoouers-J. Lawrence. Rogsr, Providence masteri r.
Crook Johnsop Bridgeport g. Rseke,t; Stampede Packer
iudianolB H. Brewer Co Ella CIR hsy West, Be~s~y
Deake. Matilda -, Nsssau J. EDeas
sloop w n Brown BIO heon b1f'ol master.
Standardization, Crocker, Philadelphia, T. Perktna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
COURT cALENDAE-Txs DAY

SUPREME COuRr-GEEERAL TERM.-Prefene1-
Nos g. Enumera edNo. q to ~ - to 3d. inclusive.
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcuT.-Part I.-Short cause a1ss
Nos {225 619 2495 1877 30S5 i912 1906, 6 JIG
lIlo 6oe 1879 1890 s5 ara, $3.50. 90 9ss alA aS @
3t o23, J2lS 392 l54 3as. 3S43 1909 S2sS, io S'S
25O9 1896, 1885, 1905. - On, ,,,o
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Mos. 2ll VI Si, i ,.,s'
1884, ls3 1885, 1891 1885, 1901 llO3 1879 lall ~ . s aiS
i23 Tart liNoa lss ia i62 $50 s6 go w - n ~ 90,
CosMos PLEAs.-Pdrt I.-No-. xso, 81, ovV, Syl
oo3 oo 905 37 3e 49, 3d. 37 49, 9t .o fH ~, Leo
23 as 36 3i7 3le. 3is 32O I'll, 3l2 s9 20 ~ w. '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
Passengers Arrived

In s,,dsip Yorktown iron Norfolk and Rehaos4-Dr A.
b. Vaughan john MeGnL F. Chase w Hsui.on Niss Mary
lilie C. H. Lester Husbes John Wilson Cvrtnsson, j.
Di,e and lady humsn, Mis MARY Moore Miss 5. A.
Dorney AID John Bush A siuon.on end IS IA storage
IN Carries BeddIs from Guedal0spe-Two Misses Rsy-
usld, IasteT Reynsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

MARKETS Cn,rrLIr EKTosrED yoH Tnr N. y. rsirusr
IHThspAi Fsb. :. 1901
AsUrs-T1e inellry s, Hunted for P,-is at ~ ~ Pot.
AZ f.!ai,tr At -.
BrFSNAN-Ytlow -rrtu.ss f. steady r-q0ett prices
have Improved; sales OF z go ID sogtHrTu 81 &c.
CDlTgATL Daftr hls De- lined AID t1i ties OF 900
b.l.s ineludins Gi0 (. tfJusitu. W quot:
sLv-Iodk ,LA,sIn, .rios, IN l.3l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

IMMATURE Almanac.
SuR-R.es... Sets s2o Moon Risea e,B
6s57 IsaDd-... Hell go
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E.ccei,,, Of Prcduee.

Feb 300 bbs Flour, 1870 do Com Meal, $500 bush.
Wheat 500 bpsh Oats 800 do MALI Loo PKG PToyoas.
40 DO Lard oI bush Seed go TAgs Whisky S2ee dressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

TIE business Of the Clearinghouse to-day "es
szO5lS.J sos There is more frmness and acIi'ly IL
Treasury Notes with sales Of one or Two huDd. Cd
thousand dollars at Ii y cent premium for II opu,
AID other descriptions net the buyer loi lOs cent
interest. The rev loan viii not cone upon the mar
kei at once, and then probably only Eve millions. II II
Il t q cent so,k, and can be sold II necessary below
PAR.
There ia 10 change whatever in the Money market
Demsud loans are easy at 6e7 cent and hvo'ite
,aper a, 7a9 y cent Names upon which there If VA,
fghtert faint Of suspicion ass AT cjDsiderb enhanced
rates, if at all TIE recent failuIer among III. dry
good- jobbers have made csitalsl' elutious OF that
description Of payer.
Tho Directors Of the Pacific Mail ComIfry had
me. ting, at which TIE question Of diviieLd Wa
rasoe over II II not corfidcred P7ltc Ia commence
the payment of quarterly dividends at preent. The
surplus Of tie income account, after charging on Tie
boais recently sold war uueersand about s-JJ,Np
or e. cent on tie capital. ", d. not know whelb,r
anything wss deducted for the CIT, about sNOiNo, 81
the new boat now being built, or not.
Annexed il q comparative table 81 he yalne o. eA
rors and impurts ard the revenue from customs, At
Nv y,rk IN Junusry for the last six wears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

FIELDs-PECR-In srasfora Conn, Tbur.dsy, JsA g. y
the Rev. A. 5esnsn, Charles A Yields Of Yashns Lsps
Island, TO Susie 4 Peck Of sta ford
HALL-WESTLAkE-On Tuesday night, Feb g. ct u ssi
dence OF the BRIDES father BY the G. PsnS Jane
L. Hall to Ma Lsona, eldest daughter Of C. wsaks ssS
oil Of Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
,rw.York. in January, for the ias, .is years:

By The annexed figures II VIII he seen Mat te ii-
ports Of the n seven munh Of the current hsc year
tbow an Increase Of about ten millions, While tie
amoont thrown ON The a'ket il less than during The
same period Of the pIeyDus year, on account oil pe
Iarpe iucrea,e Of wa ehoue goods. The Foreign lm-
porte at Nes-Yor Gr seven months ending Jan. 81
Re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

yes G. Abs~conn Light bsaIiIg w w - nue. Hshus ~
boat NettIe mo aO) bark Abdt ksdef rom 1890 -
Boston: came DAY, bns D. P. Car,is, from The we"
Psnsna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
MARIE ID.

CRANE-McCAMLY-AtN .wbursh, ". Y, on Trssday FEB
eel BY the Rev Assin CTsG j. se'!el Crsre 70 !''Ph
me Me<s,ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
Camb, ;sge Cattle Market.
REPORTED rOK THE N Y. TH,Suss NJ Csc. krrl

RgroRTED poK THE n. Y. TRrsusE nj Csc. kurr
WEByEspAY, Feb Z, 1861
Whole number Of Cattle market 40; about 900 beeVes
36 Stores consiss Of Working Oxen Micn Cows ana
one, two and three year old a.
f6 second quality IS, third quality. az ordinary
PRIcE. OF SToRK C.TTLEW ofting Oxen PEI pair, nom
s7Oto and Cayes from go 10 StO sYearings,
none Two yesrE-od tl2 20 S Three yeAtold SIS 70 ~
Sheer sud Lambs $50 at kei pce In los s. ~ 10
.ach extra from 81 256g3 SIS IS from 70 Sc 10.
FACE STATE
shpa ghp K
Cattle. LMbs Cett LIMBS
Hsine........,... 80 Massachusetts, 10 LOIS
New pshre. 100 40 New fors ''-'''''' oo
Vermont ...,......Iy fOI
Jotsis..,.. z'"S
Hides lover, 4lQjc v n Tal9v, 05aIc y n Peh = "a
a. rs each Cali Skins l0dlle. RB. -
~ Beef xtu First quality include Hsthps but The
best large fst stal! fed Oxen d,
eco, quality Includes the best O1on the lest stall
led Cove aud lie best three yesT-oId Steers
Ordinary consists Of Bulls aud the refuse OF loss
SnEKP-Eza includes Cossets and when those Of ieiiof
There were ears over the Grand Trunk and Eastern Rail
,,a 81 ov. Il boston Lowell and so the Fchburg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
COURT OF GENERAL sESSloNs-FEs. before Recorde
HoFfsAs.
I, tLis Court ,o-day Mr. Garyin appeared for The

hfst tia as Assistant District.AitoTney
Much Of to-day time ten Ia the trial OF rape csse
Mch.. Ede charged with attempt at that otense
Mary Ao.ly In the house Of Mrs UDd' rwood, 10
fshty fourth Mary went visit 10 her fends In
MAnhsanye aud retunins IN ths nish time. followed
prisoner then Ade the fe0nious attempt As les
Recorder Hoffman said that the protection Of the law would
the denseesshe prisoner would be sent TO the
State Pfi foi three and esit months.
Ueae- Davis tried for for9ey IN the second degree IN
passing counterfeit June ~ The jury retired and
ained nearly all day They could not agree and dis
charged
the State Prison for two years plea
guilty vi grand larceny In stealing $50 lbs Of tsov from
yes.-l
December last The complainant Louisa Ager
bright little girl OF .I Yeas The evidence Of the st-mps
very clear lie the Peute Utiary for year
Chas Keeling to the P.nitentsry for months
having stolen watch Adjourned.
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1859. 1850. 1861.

r1;.l entered At IL potts . - - SILL ~ -.
Whhdr'n nom whose Il s,saR la:J5.I2 1871 $50
IneIaoeo in the imports, there IL ali incseale oil
sl3.5OO,c0O Of specie. Tie actual amount OF ncf-
chaudr, thrown ON tie market is about seven nil ions
less than uat Of lar, wear Tie exports Of the sane
even months. show a very fivoratl, result
r,porrs IRON stwr0pE 70 VoEEIgS VoN
Eos1Hs ysp. Vs Jas. ~.
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While the exports of produce hive increased
So 900 900, the exports Of srecie have decreased
AZ 900 900. The foreign specie account Of the seven
months is over $50 OCOCO0 in favor Of ,his country
compared with ls59-JO.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-fEs. 7.-ssfc'e
nd nPara

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-fSs. Before
judge BgTTs.
THE royJER T0BI-JFTIGE DEFiLSATION.
Tb. United States sg George Law and t.'us A. ConoSer
Mr.. OConor offered in evidence letter addressed
By the P1f-Offce Department to Mr. Fowler, on the
9th Of September 1873, signed By John b. Skinner. II
called Mr. Fowler attention 70 the fact that the bond
sent 70 bin several months before had not then been
executed and that any further delay ~ III execution
would be very embarrassing.
Mr. Cornelus Wendell was called az q witness, and
draf, of the letter referred To shown b him. lie
s;ifed that the Lass lines were il the handwriting Of
tie late Postmaster General Aaron V. Brown.
Mr.. Peter G. Washington testified that tie inter.
neaone IL Die ,lrait-etter were in Mr.. Brown band
wiring.
Dsrict Attorney Roosevelt then opened tie case for
lie Government, eonending tbs, the United States bad
noe been guilty of any neglect which could ex'
onerate Messrs. Law and ConJver. l. wac their duy
and not that Of the Government 10 s. thai the three
names were signed TO the bond before it sent "a
Washington. Tie requirements # The Government
bad been accejed 10 by furnishing the bond with re-
spon-.ble secuyT..
Of the office out Of the receipts.
TIE Dis,rict-Auoney replied that he had.
The Juror then asked, ii MIR. Fowler assessed
900 by Tammany Hail. If that would have to b paid
out Of the receipts.
The District Attorney thought not
He tten concluded his opeuibg TO the Jury, after
which he offered 10 evidence the general Instructions TO
iostma,ters, and he deposition II the Hon. Horatio
King, Frs, Assisiani Postmaster General. The Court
Len sdjoarned.