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COURT Of SESSIONS.
Alleged Attempt NJ Bsrxiary.

AUeged ttfempf NJ BnFHtmrN.
Before Judge nkernan and Associate Justices Hoy and
Voorhees,
young man indicted under the name OF Austin
Alien (bui whose real is Martini on q charge Of
attempted burglary, placed trial yesterday The
DR. soner was the 18th Of March last The
principal evidence for the prosecution that OF
Mrs PfeSer residing / tho hoase No. ais Fulton
avenue who testified that the day In question she
saw two persons enter the hallway, and Afterwards
below her II somebody we're tamperina with the
ieck.
Another Witness the woman who occupied the room.
testified that soc the ock OF her door the
a. when she bad left ia the morning Of that day.
Oficet Sshenelsu testified to having arrested the
prisoner he running from the direction Of the
house
For the defense Young man named Charles Taylor
vas examined from whose evidence u appeared that
IN. day in question he met the prisoner aud another
party who asked him ~ 10 this house and inquire
Tor Que Mr. Williams and II she alone. 70 ask
her " she would zoe Msc." he went 10 tbs door and
was told thai no pers0a lived there tue prisoner
and his com ancn then concluded 20 20 the house
themselves and witness started down the street about
Ave minutes subsequently they came running along
with q woman ~ pursuit who cried out Thieves ~
Allen tor Martin, arrested but the oher escaped.
prevlousv borne py the prisoner altar which
was Il zen 10 the iury rho rendered verdict OF mot
guilty y The prisoner tIen discharged District
Attorney Morrr couducgsd the or the persecution,
and Nr j. a Townsend " New ycrg, appeared fsr the
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AUCTION SAFE Of GOVERNMENT wassHuusrs 5.

Eessrs- Lawrence fouike, auctoneers, Trinity
Buildings, No III Broadway. viii sell to-day at public
auction, The three warehouses on the Atlantic Dock
Brooklyn. belonging to the government The sale viii
take place on the premises ~ noon the being
fourth cash., The balance in thirty, sixty and ninety
days the Secretary Of the Treasury reservng the right
10 pass upon the acceptance Of any bid. deposit Of
5000 will be required Al the time Of the sas and
certificate Of sale delivered and title deed executed
upon the last payment being made Wills any failure
tho pa OF he purchaser 10 make the payments per
terms Of sale viii involve the forfeiture OF ths deposit
and al paywenb up 70 the tine Of sscb failure
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COURT cAleSDAR-THls DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CmcuiE--Par Oyer and Tcrm-
ner No clv calendar. Part Mos 132 $50, 574 $50,
las 60 $50 1915 79S, 922 1867 800 1862 300, $50,
1854. 1870 1865 1872 $50.
SUPREME CoUKT--SPEcIAL TRRM.--Demurrcrs Nos. $,
l6 Issues OF law and fact-Nos la5 3l 1872 1876, 1896
2ol 49, 2O, 100 2i6. 49, ls3 49, 1872, .o6 go, ISL
1885,
SUPREME CouRr-CHASBERs. Nos. TO, ~, 50, 81. Call
commences at No. 05.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TEnns.-Part 1.--Nos 1888,
20i9 RIAL 3227 26I5 $780, 1885, 1862 1885 3l11, 1905,
292o, 1857, 2ll1 1j65 Part Mos 1870 1856, 330S,
1882 1922 1904 als4 3li4 1914 l42s $685. 1854, $685.
3l22, 3242. oFN
COMMON PLKAs-TRIAL TERNS-Part Nos. 534. SOS,
4s4 o34 6s4 III. 67 $50 607 1885, CPL. 652, 694 647,
GAG Part Mos. 495, 1872 2s9, 600, 1885, 66S, To-
COS EOS, 295, 70o Goa, $50, 40a, $50 ctr st-- +
Cary COUKr, BR0oKrYSNos ~ Al. AZ, 81, IS, IS, S.
SO, T. II, "a, %. ~, IL l2
CouRr OF SESSIONS BEooKLYN.-The cases Of the
people against George B. Farley indicted on charge OF
grand larceny Celeste Carhart, assault with intent 70
KIN; Roger Costello. receiving stolen goods Erick
grand larceny; william Scbildge rsps District AZ
torney Morris Win appear for the people.
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Before Judge Benedict and Jury. IS
United States H. Five Pieces cS Ruboer Hos fs.--The
Jury in this case, which was fully reported in the
HERALD Of yesterday returned verdict IN favor Of the
clainanh Henry Ge.kep.~ @~s "@*
The Deviin Revenus Case. E &
Before Judges Nelson and Benedict. .
me case or DevEn, revsn, rappan and Phillips, who
wcre indicted in March chsrsss Of dsfrauding The
.ysvsnuc up yesterday afternoon in the form Of
argument the matter Of the indictments which were
demurrcd 20 by counsel for defense. Mr. VIM. Evarts
appeared In conjunction with Mr. w. C. Dc w.t. for the
defendants, and made elaborate Augment OF the
various points raised f4
United States District Attorney Tracy argued At
length on behalf Of the government. The argument
closed about i've O'Clock, the decision the matter
being reserved
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Case Of Brockway, the Alleged Counter
fciscr-Additi0nal Charges Against Him.
Application for Bail Resisted.
Before Commissioner Osborn

The Case Of BrockwRy. the Alleged Count err
feiscr- Additional Charges Against Him.
Application for Bnil Resisted.
Before Commissioner Osborn
The Caited States Us. Charles o. Brockcdg The az
cused in this charged with being notorious and
dangerous counterfeiter About three months ago he
fell into the clutches OF the detectives OF the SER
vice department. OF The Treasury who found hin at his
house in wes,chester busy engaged rs alleged in
counterfetng and having the plates, dies paper Ink,
press and all the machinery OF his illegal operations
him. He at the time waived an examination and was
committed for trial He subsequently, employed
under elance 10 work up for the chief de-
tectve, and while employed he endeavored 20 form
eonspiracies, as is now charged in aidavits sworn
against him, 70 break into the Marshas office In Cham
bers street. and carry OF the plates, &c. seized his
premises and other evidences to DO used against him
break into the jail at Poughkeepse and release pris
Deputy United States Marshal and rob him Of diamond
studs, rings and other valuable jewelry by him.
aad other conspraces and crimes which proved him
BE- dangerous character and induced the ocer to
earta hrs freedom and TO leave HIM in Ludlow street
Jail 70 await the action OF the Grand Jury Brockways
ease was brought up yesterday ON application made by
counsel before the Commissioner TO admit him TO bail in
NJ. Courtney, United States District Attorney, ap
DeAred 70 oppose the motion for bail unless placed
q very large amount. and presented several aAyIte
IN which the foregoing enumerated charges are EN-.
bodied, IN support He contsn6ed that the accused
toe dangerous character to give freedom to on small
z bail t-wT
Commissioner Osborn considered that the circum
stances Of the case demanded he should have Colonel
Woe he chief OF the secret SERVICE present 10 inform
hin Of the proof that existed against the accused
- enable him 70 pan ntsllgenty the amount OF bail
necessary 70 meet the rsqulrsments OF Justice.
M. Courtney also stated his desire TO have Colonel
WOod present. as he had the utmost depce in that
e1aces The case therefore stands adjourned for the
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commur pLlAs-TaAL TtRM-pAsTI.
Action ON s,Policy Of Life INSURANCE.
before Judge Brady

Action ON slPoItcy Of Life Insurauce.
Before Judge Brady.
Beon ps The katsai Benefit Life Inssraa< Com
pasy.-Thm was action brought by the infant chill
Assn Of the insured upon policy Of life for
4lo00o which il 10 claimed became due in 1852 The
party died IN New Orleans and the policy had been
ksusd by agents in this city OF the defendant which
corporation organized by and existing under the laws
Of New Jersey.
The defence that the agents in this city had
full authority upon which 10 the polcy at the
preEnium paid tor 10 and that the time had expired
intrusted With policies ana papers IN blank the
contract was binding upon the company, and directed
the Jury TO return verdict for the plaintiff
Of e13,oT3 %.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The staten Island Alleged Embex xle ment.
Before Commissioner Newton.
The case Of Joseph Crocheron, formerly Deputy
Collector in the First district Staten Island, who is
charged with having embezzed nearly 900 belong
ing to the government, as previously reported,
called further hearing yesterday No testimony,
however was takcn tbe case being adjourned over until
Monday next
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COURT Or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Justices bowling ana Kelly.
There thirtyve distinct charges for trial the
calendar this court yesterday None Of them OF
any general importance, and they cassed fol-
lows:-Pett larceny, nineteen: assault aud battery,
twelve carrying concealed weapons one keeping dis
orderly house, one; cruelty 70 animals three and sas
pended from last sitting. four
TWO DOLLAR
The only az all conspicuous for its extreme
unimportance, whore boy named Bryan Henry
TO Sessions from Jefferson Market Court the
charge Of 'stealing terrier pnp) dog worth two
dollars. The case was immediately dismissed and the
pup iancier liberated
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ttUT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

before Judge Russo.
the Graud Jury brought in a large batch q indisi-
Henh Yesterday and resumed the discharge o. ihe'r
duties
IARcKxY
Ida Brown pleaded guilty. 10 an indictment charging
her with stealing on the 21d or April SIS worth Of
wearing apparel tho property Of Ellen Lotus, No %
Mercer street. sbe seal me Penilsnisry for sx
montha
Henry sbsfmlre charged with spaichinss pccss,boos
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CRY COURT.
Before Judge Thompson.

H. N. S.ed2r aud Joseph koy2aa 8. C. Caiiio5f
and Chories wiHiams0n the 27th OF July last the de-
PENDANTS hired Of swo horses carriage from
plsnti who the keepers Of livery stable for the
purpose Of driving TO Harlem and back. On returning
the the Close Of the day Of the horses
found 10 be In great suffering, caused BY being
driven, and few days died. The plaintiffs sued 20
the oss OF the animal, claiming damages
s4Op rhere defence made in court and the
jury verdict for plaintiffs for the f1l
cainneu.
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slLts Of REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.

rAoowtyr Fsor.Wir
By johnson aiTt. s.a,a~
story brlok house and Ut No ~ ntIue ~
story brirk bops~ ana lo No ~ HAnllt0n af... fHJ
story brick house and lot on the southeast corner OF s
Carrolt art Van u11
.,ars ,rs,s ssnse ard three lots Middle It,, near
Fifh Az t4,t...'.s.t 1890 80
tosa ISLAND rRoPFKrr.
nv Lawrence A Fouike.
u ser., o lsnd IA, SIDE 1T e24 y " sslO Der acre
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For other River Items see seve~tA Puoe.

CISCINNATCI, August 81 River I'M
changed. Weather clear; thermometer
7S. 1t was very cold last night. The Their
mometer was at TO this morning early.
LOUISVILLE, August 31.-River statfona-
~, with 31a feet water in the canal
The river commenced falling during
Saturday night, and up to dark last eve
ming had declined about one inch ....-..T The
arrivals and departures, not before report
ed, include the Cora s., Louisville to Cairo /;
Nashville, to Cairo; Louisa and Charrner,
from Cairo; Rose Hite. Louisville and re-
turn; Palestine, Louisville to Henderson /;
Pink Marble. Louisville to PASSPORT;
Michigan, Memphis to Evansville; Min
nicola, Memphis to Cincinaati; Ber-
muda. PASSPORT to Louisvilie........
The Nashville had a nice trip out.....-. The
Cora s. had two barges in tow and E good
trip........The Rose Hite and Palestine were
full of people. and had good freight lists.
.-.......The Louisa was very light. The
Pink Marble had fair trip for Louisville
boat.--....---.The J. p. Webb did not get
off Saturday night, but waited over
for a lot of poultry. She goes prompt
ly at noon to-day. Don't forget her............
The Michigan went to Three Mile Island
yesterday and took 800 bales hay. She re-
turns. to Memphis Tomorrow night.
The Minneola had 100 bales cotton for
Fred. R. Hustoa agent of the famous
White Line, and fair trip for Cincinnati.
...-...-The Bermuda had a very slim trip
almost entirely light.-...-.The Charmer
had fair trip in.....-..M. d. Warren is
again on the Palestine dispensing smiles
and tickets to the crowd of passengers
who patronize his beautiful craft.
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Politics and Gold.

The following is from the New York
Herold's money article of Thursday:
Gold experienced further advance in
consequence of the reported attitude of
General Grant towards the President in
relation to the removal of Sheridan and
Slckles. The fact that the Cabinet com
piicaffons are still unsettiing the public
mind, also tends to keep the market firm.
There is at the same time sufficient appre-
hension of a war between France and
many to hold gold, and the talk of the in
fation party in the west is not without
some little influence. Were it not, how
ever, for the large amount of United States
securities which are held abroad, gold
would be much less sensitive. and the
premium would be far lower. The OPEN
ing transactions were at I4lss, from which
point there was q steady advance to I42sz.
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aONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL
New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, August 81.
CorToN-Without change; siles of 10000
bales at PC for middling uplands-
quiet and slightly in buyers favor, but
| prices are without decided change; sales
Of 800 n 6bls ut se e59s 60 for ssuperne
Western SO 50tal2 60 for choice do. IS 3O@
10 for shipping Ohio: $40 10@ll IS for trade
fornia quiet and unchanged. Rye -four
lower; sales of 100 bbls. at s. 50@8 40.
MHIsKY-Quiet and nnchsnged.
quiet and q shade frmer; sales IA 800 BUSH
els at 81 80 for amber Southern; 81 SIS for
very choice extra white Michigan; 81 81
Canada, and g 81 for amber Kentucky
RYE-Nominal. 80
BARLEY AND MALT-Dull
CosN-Receipts 81 sos BUSH. active ex-
cited and 2@3c higher with a fair specula-
tive demand; sales of l66, 900 bushels at
81 l4gl IL for new mixed Western, 81 LOG
l ID for unsound. and 81 III for high mix
ed nearly yellow. So -
oATs-Reeeipts Of ls,ess bushels-more
old Western, 65@75c for new Southern, 76g
5S1ac for New Ohio; 80 small lots do. at nc
Ior State. ISc ior Pennsydvania, and &c for
all September, at 64c.
COAL-Quiet and dropping
LEATHER Quiet, but firm.
WooL-steady sales of sO.ooo lbs at 4se
Coo for domestic fleece. e-f
RICE-Dull.
,SUGAR-Quiet; sales of 600 bbis- Cuba at
1l12@l2c.
MOLASSES-Dull.
HOGS-Unchanged.
PETROLEUM Dull; 120el21zc for crude; q
@271zc for refined in bond. -
PoRk-A shade easier; sales of $50 bbls
at S23 l5C929 % for new mess; closing at S23
. for regular; So 75 for Old mess; S19 Z59
20 for prime; and SO IS for prime mess.
stock on hand. 7S, 81 bbls; last month, &c.
SS6 bbls; last year, 81 ,S58 bbls.
BEEF-Firm; 81 les of 100 bbls. Stock on
hand, ,25e bbls; last month, 2.42l bbis; last
year. L l29 bbls.
BEEF HAMs-Dull.
CUT EATs-Steadv sales of $50 pack
ages at II14all54c for shoulders. and 151s@
0tl612c for hams.
BACoN-Qulet: sales of $50 lbs long clear,
and SIratford; 2, 900 lbs rough sides at i2c:
G0000 lbs shoulders at 1870.
LARD-Quiet and steady; sales of $50 bbls
at 13Gl4c.
BUTTEE-Steady.
CHEEsE-Quiet.
LATEST r. NJ. 1855
FLoUR-Closed quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT--Firm and quiet, with a liriited
supply. -.
RYE-Dull at 81 4saI a. for Western.
OATs-Quiet at 760l7Sc for new Ohio.
CORN-Actfve and advancing, with a
fair speculative demand; sales at 81 l6a
IL for good TO prime new mixed Western,
and 81 lOGI Is for unSOund do. gagH
PoRK-Steady at SD so for mess, and
S23 20 for regular.
BEEF-Dull and unchanged. ti ont f-.'
CUT MEArs-Firln, with a fair demand. -
BACoN-Quiet and steady. . +.asef hea
LARD-Firm and moderately active;
lSSs0l3zss for steam, and l37sSl4c for ket-
tie rendered. 81 tx- l1 III .s.s - sya
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Chicago Market.

- I-s'-->>f chicago, August 81.
spring extra.
WHEAT-Quiet and firm, sales at 2@3c
higher; 81 7S9l so for No. /; 81 6413 for
NO. ,.
CoRN-Active, No. l 1&9lc lower, No 2
1@@Ic higher; 9514@9614c Tor No. /, 921z@9Sc
for No.
OArs-Ac tive, 1a@s4c higher; 4i12945c for
No. 1, 4494i15c for No. 2.
RYE-Unchanged, sales at 81 0691 061a for
No. I, 81 05 for No. 2. ss, ,-.sssf. .slfa p
BARl4EY-Less active and 5@Scl lower,
81 O3OIi Us for No. 2.
PROyISIoNS-Steady and unchanged.
BEEF CATTLE-Dun at So 5O96 70 for first
class steers. - ttf.s es
HOGs-Moderately active at So 0o@6 80 for
common to choice. 5..fr' ssg1 Eif4f a
SHEEP-Dull and nominal at "a O094 80
for best mutton. b. r. ---...
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
-. by the Little Wabash Navigation and
LIMOS, unrlI Utf0epfnX of White County,
sstt - OF Lock and Dam ACHE t5e coz.
Illinois. Iffeet.s.tllser, near New Haven
sions as shall be shown by the plans aHh&Ks
specifications, to be seen, at the office of
the Company, in Carmi, Illinois, on and
after the 10th of September next; the lock
chamber to be 40 by $50 feet-all to be built
of hewn timber, and filled with stone; the
dam to be covered with 4-inch oak plank;
all of which work will be fully shown by
the plans and specifications %
The bids will be opened at noon, October
Sd, when bidders are expected to be pres
emit with their securities and references.
Bids will be received for the whole work
or in portions separately, the Company ,re-
serving the right to reject any and all bids
The foandation-sills will be required to
be put in this fall, and the work TO be
completed by the first day of September,
1858. - ~ ,.cr., =
Payments will be made as the work pro-
crosses, on the estimates certifiedto by the
- =. : - ~ = JOHN M. CIR EBs, President.
NCarmi, Illinois August 18th, 1887 11oii
au30 d till SepB ~ apr9 fFuoI
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Sheriff 8 Sale-No. 26.

DY VIRTUE OF An ELECU.
10 ton issued out of the office of the
Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court,
in favor of William N. Altman, and
against Flemraing Durham, will, on the
23D DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1867, al
between the hours of 10 o'clock am. and
4o'cIock pm OF said day. at the door OF
the courthouse in the city of Evansville,
Indiana, offer for sale at public auction the
rents and profits, for the term of seven
years. of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. real es-
tate to wit: ~
Der eight (S), in Block number one %, In
the Northern Enlargement of the city of
Evansville, Indiana; also, the undivided
one-third 90 of one-quarter of Lot num-
Der twenty five !2Sl In Block plumber one
"a, In Lflleston & Lock hart's Enlargement
tothe city OF Evansville and State of In
diana.
And should said rents and profits not
sell for q sum sufficient to satisfy said writ
and costs, wilt, at the same time anc
place. offer for sale the fee simple of said
premises. ALEXANDER DARLING, !,
se2 Sheriff Vanderburgh County.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI. August 81. ,
FLoUR-Firm, but unchanged. aG9+ 3 .h
WHEAT-More Aim; No. red, 81 Is; No.
2, 50 TO-
CoRN-Very scarce; in demand at 81 o.
on the spot. aud 81 delivered next week.
OATS-Steady at 550156c. .-ssr ef.f-ffff
RYE-Dull at 81 2OG61 ..
BARLEY-Unch
CoTToN--24c for middling.
WHIsKY-Irregular; holders ask 34935e
in bond; $40 offered.
MESS PoRK-Quiet.
LARD-Quiet and unchanged.
BULK MEATS AND BACoN-Firmer; prices
tending upward; large sales. Bacon
Shoulders. 1254c; new. held at l3c; sides, in
demand at l51a@l6c; clear rib and clear are
held l4c higher.
quiet.
GROCERIES-Steady.
GoLD-lil@lH%, buying. .
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Louisville Market.

Ny Telegraph LOUISVILLE, August 81.
SoBACCo Sales l56 hogsheads Tugs to
medium at 81 00d4 20; the latter for new
crop.
FEoUR-Superfine s. 90; fancy sl1 rs.
WHEAT-S2 10.
CORN-Soc in bulk.
RYE-S1 ID.
MESS PoRK-S23 IS.
BACoN-ShOulderS l3c; clear sides l612c.
LARD-In tierceS 1254c.
WHISKY Raw in bond Boo.
CIR CERIES--Stead
COTToS-24d 24tSc.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph1 MEMPHIS, August 81.
CoTToN-DuIl. at 259251&c; weeks receipts
6l5 beles; weeks exports 667 do; STOCK on
hand .069 do.
CoRN-Whole range 81 OS5l 10.
FLOUR-Superfine SJ7 80.
OATS-6la7Oc.
HAY-S206 -.
PoRK-S26.
BAcoS-shoulders Is1zal4c; clear sides
l7@1715c. 81
HAMs-22@23c.
LARD-l315c.
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Pfttsburg OIL Market.
PITrSBURG, Ausu

The oil market for crude is extremely
dull, and prices have not changed since
cur last report. The total amount of sales
foot up 200 barrels. which were sold at
prices ranging from So to I0c at Oil City.
The market is quiet and firm at S. 25G3 10.
The demand for bonded oil has materially
improved, caused mainly from foreign in
telligence. Sales on the spot at I13@2sc,
and lot for September delivery at Sc. 1t
will be observed that prices have advanc-
ed on spot oil about 1ac for September oe-
livery.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Indiana Stste University,
BLOOMINGTON, IND.

The next term of Indiana state Univer-
sity will begin on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
17TH.s TUITION IS FREE FOR ALL, in
Guiding instructions in MODERN LAM
GUAGE. Janitor Fee is three dollars
per term. Three additional Professorshfps
have been established. The Scientific Pre-
paratory Department has been abolished.
Ladies will be- admitted to the regular COL
lege classes, but not in the regular prepar-
atory department..
Law Term begins November 18th.
~. HANNAMAN,
8sa President of Trustees.
:. Indianapolis, Aug. Is, 1867. lsepl de-, WIT
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st, Louis Market.

BY Telegraph " = ST. LOUIS. August 81.
TOBACCO Active and firm, and prices
!, are CeonT ToSa-x5ssS LIXOTTiH 3JJtfe9A
= HEMP Inactive; 81 50 for dressed, and
81 50@l 70 for addressed.
B FLOUR-Steady. with moderate demand !;
prices unchanged. 81
WHEAr-STow without quotable change.
4 eCoRN-Slow, and unchanged.
OATS-Heavy and lower, at 56950c.
RYE-Unsteady, at 81 l21@l l5-f r-rrrf
PROVISION s--Nery firm, with an upward
tendency, and especially for bacon, but no
quotable change in prices. f-i- =
WHIsKY-H eavy and lower; 81 O5 free.
Receipts - Flour, 5, $50 barrels; wheat,
:, 1855 sacks; corn, 205 sacks; rye, Piss sacks.
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Female College,

GLENDALE. HAMILTON COUNTY. OHIO.
Located in a beautiful village fifteen
miles from Cincinnati. Its aim Is to COM
THOROUGH instruction and the very
finest facilities in all departments. Thir-
teenth year commences September l7tli. p
l. Casselberry, Samuel NJ. Archer, John W.
Foster, Esq, DIR. f. w. Sawyer, and others
OF its present or former patrons
For catalogues and Information. address
REV. L. ID. POTTER, President.
au30 dat, cod wit =
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Diss luton of copartnership.

TINE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
u fore existing under the name of Nor
on the 18th day OF August, 1857. The bust
ness of the firm will be settled by their
successors, Morgan, Putnam & Co.
rs JOHN H. MORGAN.
HIRAM +. READ.
VIM. H. MORGA ".
au30 blot JOHN b. PUTNAM.
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New York Gold and stock Market

BY Telegraph.l New YORK, Aug. 80.
GoLD-A shade easier; opening at HES;
closing at l415s- ,.
GovERNMENTS-Mo ore active, and prices
without change; coupons, of 81, ll2H; do.
do. new I0S5S do. of '67, 1867; 7-3O's Of Au-
gust, lO73S; June and July, 107ss.
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generally were very firm for all classes of
also in good request, and fine fabrics in
novel designs sell freely at good prices
while inferior qualities SUN drag and go
slow "