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taxation would feel confident, secure to our CITY oe
gree of prosperity and growth far beyond the eNpect
tons OF the most sanguine.
The toasts were then announced. In the absence Oh
Gov Tildcu and reply to repeated calls Cen Butter
responded 10 the Empire State" He said that one lhng
that operated against the interests Of trade was thc
present warehouse system, which favored the foreign
merchant to the disadvantage Of the American manuac
urer and trader He asserted that another thing that
running Americans manufacturers IL the high rate OF
interest that prevails II brings distress through
out the whole country. The law should DE
changed so that the country should not IA
vor tho foreigner, prote his goods III
American warehouses. keeping them safe and allow
him Ia evade the payment Of duty for year WINE
American merchants have 70 pay heaViy iOi the uns
money and the merchant the other side OF the Athn
lie pavs only a little. He trusted Congress would take
action i'm the matter and make laws 10 protect American
merchants and manufacturers 40
The Hon. salem RI. Wales responded 70 the toast our
Netronolis" The Japanesc Minister responded to thc
TOAST of Foreign Commerce" President OItOn replied
10 the toast OF The Telegraph" while the Hon Ersts
Rro0ks George W. Blunt. Wallace r GrOOine, j. "
Simoutou T. b. Thurber, and others made remarks
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BOARD or TRADE DIYNER.
ADDRESSES by GEORGE opDYKE. BENJAMIN =. But
LER. AND OTHERS.

ADLREs-Es BY GEORGE oPDYRE. BENJAMIN = But
LEE. AND OTHERS.
A banquet was given last evening 10y the
Sew-York Board of Trade. AT Dtlm0ncos IN Fih-ave.
This body has In existence about ear Dut IL IL
only a short time since permanent President was
elected and a thorough organization effected. About
poo members aud invited guests sat down nc the dinner
Among The prominent persons present were eNMayor Op
dyke President the Board; Collector Arthur. Conmis-
soHer salem H. Wales the Hon. Erdstus Brooks. Peter
Cooper Gen. BENJAMIN i. Butler Postmaster james, l..
g. Thurber J. W -imOAton, VIA orion. tAr Hon. smith
Ely. Yoshida K.you4ci, the japanese Embassador,
George " Blunt. Wallace = GrOoue. IL l. ClnpP, :. Il.
Thomas Henry +. Hills. Geo Arms. Patrick Farrell.
sydney Myers, and james Buchanan. After the table
had been cleared. Nj Cpd ke delivered address, in
the ro4fse Of which he said
/ have long been OF the opinion that the best In
tere-ts our property holders and business men demand
OF them The cary construction Uf donhlfti freight
railway from TINS city 10 the Missouri River. With
branches rIdiuting the commercial centers OF the
West, Go be- owned aud controlled by Themselves. and
operated mainly the Interests of commerce leaving,
however net the shareholders sufficient Ia
pay a moderate interest their nyestnt n ms com
binrd with quick transit through the city and 10 the
suburbs. good aud cheap terminal aotes Ind reduced
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porary Chairman and II decided that the roll on del
egates should called When KINGS County was reached
sririted debate ensued In which Gen Tracy, Col MOT
ton Judge Gilbert and others participated several
Of the Asemby Disrica however, had anticipated the
order of the General Committee by appointing d'ech-
tn the Judiciary Convention, aud when the roll was
called all the dis rics represented except t"oo OF
three The Convention then adjourned unt Wednesday
Oct. 20
The boiling delegates from the Democratic judicial
Convention also met In the Courthouse yesterday
A rnsoution was adoptcd that the delegates were
willing to cooperate with the Republican Convention IN
the choice OF a candidate. and Andrew Falon OF Rock
Land. c. r. Brown OF Orange. and o. D. NJ Baker OF
Duchess appointed TO report the resolution ~ 'Ho
Republican Convention.
The Liberal Judiciary Convention. which was helu
yesterday afternoon Ia the supreme Court room' do
not make any nomination for Justice ~ the ia Dsrlct
Delegates from Kings Queens. suffolk. Richmond, West
chester Duichess Rockaud and Putnam Counties were
present. Motions made To confer with the ConFeh
tons Republicans and boiling Democrats and also w
maze q nomination, but without result The RESOLUTION
for the appointment Of Committee vi Conference was
advocated bv Judge BIrseye. length eight delegates
headed by T. Williams NJ Westchester withdrew anu
the remainder nominated 4. h. Iappen. Ihose VIZ"
Withdrew adjourned 10 meet ON Wednesday OF next WeeA'
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Business Enterprise OF Rnmsey x Co. RUYsFY & CO.
store No. 80 Iberiy3t. New ork and
hlng II up with fun PUTs, comprising
styles and sizes also FIRE ENGINE and other
OF This makes their seventh branch
house whore they keep l line of their wares,
No % Llbertys NewYofk CITY Chicago III. ~ Louis,
san Francisco Liverpool England Madrid spain and Ham.
burg Germany CO. making full tine ard give
employment; 200 wornen They have orders for and
shipping Tor Masconsh. Ill IndanoA
Texas M4ysville, KY io.lsa Cal Columbia Furnace, Va
pleased 20 record example OF
great business shown by this firm u man
ufacurers u s1es double praise 70 their business
their manufacturing Interests rapidly
expanding others
planning Of dali trade ana hard tines However great their
success everybody pleased and Vie has
much feel proud that from E center ridates bust
such extent and magnitude The gentlemen composing
Of ktMeif 60 men Of ssrias integrity and
usual business ability and they obtained
established position tie Interests OF the wOrI that
truly olyiabe II well mcrttej Fall. ~ -
Re-
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.-The United states steamer
will leave Washington ms week 70 continue te
last year by Lieut. onmarier Green IN rae o
which 90 determine Geographic flei
nre4 ~ rtude with the Indies md 10 verify preyl
o. de4l-e. oundngs and surveys Al yaIIos poins IN le
NJ 4 Iutic- she will visit Norfolk Key West Kingston
JAMAICA Rico barbados ST. Thomas and places III
he Domingo coast.
Lruts tio- r. Harder aud John C. Wilson ordered 70
ne south Pac1c Master Henry T. stockton l. or
qr 10 the Michigan Erie. Penn. Passed Assistant Eng
uorr Tired il ordered 70 the naval station 81 league
f-Iaud penn ". T. ClasOn ~ detached frOn tne
paNucp placed waiting orders Mister WIN NJ IRWIN
from the Ospec and placed on "@hg orles
charles H. Bartlett Is detached
from tc P1wnee and -yttc his account Assistant
In u.er Horace h. Flick detached from tho station
al League Island ana ordered 10 the Portsmouth Lent ON
na.der ordered u duty executive oficef
hoard the receiving ship Colorado. Nev York
maudrr Charles j. Train detached from > ecl duty CON
vii ,he transit ordered 70 she luscGDf
a. executive officer Lieut. CHARLES n >Chcky y detachtu
nom ordered % the Portsmouth a. e-c
officer. 800.
telegram received the Navy Department this morning
commander kes announces fhe arrival or tt
tinted states Ao Bravo At Bro"nsvi.' Texas Us
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A cARn ERoM - RARLOW.

To me Edttor OF the Trt6aHe.
SIR In an editorial to-day y0u mention ne,
among others. having been member Of The canal
Board Of 1872. whose connection with the contract Oi
Denison Bcidcn. exposed by the last report Of the
Canal Commission by tine Comm ssioncrs
The only action which the Canal Board Of 1872 took IL
regard t. this and the only action Of the Board
condemned by the Comm. ssonersJ the passing OF
resolution on Nov b. 1872. changing slope wall 20 yer
teal wall The contract was made long before came
int the Board. As 70 this change Of plan'
the records show that not only did l not vote
for this resolution. but that / not present
at the meeting no which II passed did not arrive
that day until adjourned meeting held sat - IA.
The resolution passed earlier the day. My views
this question were We'll known 10 ny associates, and
the records Of the last Canal Board not only Show tat
did this particular resolution. but that IN
yarably opposed and voted against H. and made written
reports against all these changes Of plan being IL pal
pabe violation 81 the Constitution. And not only that
but carried this question 10 the Court Of Appeals IL
quits instituted for that purpose The Constitution re-
guires that all canal contracts shall be made Wit the
lowest bidder upon public competition Insisted that
II was fragrant violation OF this provision 70 advertise
for one kind OF work las Cr example vooaen dam and
having let this the lowest bidder TO make the woTk
stone dam at vastly increased cost tie latter work
never having been advertised competed for at ALL
although the Constitution requires contract shall
b. made except the lowest bidder There has been
90 oadng in the supposed for the stone dam. The
Soeit OF Appeals held, however, reversing both the
special and General Terms that after contract io
"sA no violation VI the Consultation 70 allow the con
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nned ct 1l:45 p. m
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS

q
THOMAS r. NEyINs MADE THE CANDIDATE FOR
sUr.f,F-JAMFs UAswrLL, JK, FOR SUPER
yr,oI-,r-IAEGr-rHo p. NORRIS AND BfR-
N4RD BOGAN OF THE TlCRFI FOR CHARITY COM
MI-sloNtRs -CoNPIETISG THL uCkET
The Democratic Nominating Convention OF
KINGS County was held al YESTERDAY at the mead
,atcrs OF the Democratic General COMM lee IL Brook
lyn with John 49, Fanerty the Board Of Education rs
both temporary AMI permanent Chairman c'mmuni-
cation from the Liberal General Committee transmitting
the resolutions published in TIE TRIBUNE Yesterday
was received and referred 10 the second senatorial CON
veuton on account Of the support o Senator John W
Coe for denomination.
Tbou,. Krrri -an OF The Seventh ward Withdrew tEc
maine of Justice Thomas VI. Riley Cud la.- f,r d"
nomination for sheriff. in place Of Aras g. Williams
2cpI stating tina; hc lad been instructed by Justice
Inry 90 do iu the interest of peace. harmony, ara
,,od VIZ ia TIRE Democratic party" A--enhlyman
T. V . Tilmrpc made q similar withdrawal n ire name
Of Justice John Dcimar anu On behalf Of ihe delegates
from IN EIGHTH and twenty second Wards.
W H. White Of the sixth ward Ia a cuioll-;c spcar
then nominated FOR sheriff Thomas NevDs OF ne SIKH
Ward Clici Engineer II ihe Fire Department Tie nom
nation was seconded by M Kelley and carried unani-
uous!y.
Alderman OConnel OF the Ninth Ward nominated for
suprry.ola Large IN the place OF GcoIss l. Fox alnts
Howell. e.. the present Alderman ana supervisor 0i the
Eleventh Ward who vas highly compnmcEcd I"nS
g. Bergen of Ncv-Utwcht nominated supervisor Gillian
50 henck the supervisor from that town. on the ground
that it was time Or rotation in Office and The county
towns were entitled 10 some RECOGNITION" Nj Ha1lnf-
Ton of New Lots announced that supervisor 7cheEck Lad
Withdrawn frlm he contest. supervisor Howell was
thcrcupon nominated unanimously.
For Charity Commissioners Or. Thomas J. Norris Of
the SECOND Chsrity District was unanimously renom-
mated ON motion u Mr. Kcriin. ana on motion Of
lanes I GRAY Of the ninth Ward. Il aruard Began, a
bake of the sixth ward unanimously nominated Tor
Charity nim s,iOncr " the First District IA tie place
JOhe CunuiH. Diam. ,
For Ju-ticr OF the Sessions In place Of stephen j.
Vlorbics Air RYAN OF fiaibd-n nominated Andrew Ne
kibtri. of Newt Trecht Firr COMMISSIONS Mclaughlin
al The second Ward announced that Justice F"nrlts nae
Withdrawn a. o candidate for ren0minaou ana M Nc
X ibben al, thercupou nominated unanimously.
The nominees, having breu brought before The '"nFch
ton hv "A Committee made brief speeches, ana we're en-
tlusia.ticy greeted after which the Convention al
fourDel.
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Bark Pictro hceame uta, POtesA Valencia ~ days n
oa at tiua ntall picasso Genoa go days in ballast
BARK r. W Gr.fhs Turks Isandj Drumnond csrnensS
BTig cias A. Hoard Yarmouth. - Messenger It,
Johns r. r.. Is DAYS. with sugar aud molsses , : A..
Brig Josephine of Ipctou v - "sns"n "isce nay uAs"
N scb SoI Eiza SAWYER Rovd Calais with lumber.
schr Henry Grant new, 400 ions Travis Cohheouoo'
sehr Aarou Klnssand Klngsland Nantucket, With fish
schr. Geo. ". Glover, snow kockand, Win LINE ,. ~
schr Adria (of Windsor, ~ - Patterson Two rivers ~
sc chr Ilzzs Ice Talbot Lamoine with Ash
sCHOOSHHs-RIyRR AND cOAsrwisH
VIM Rnch Boston. LOtite hmos. Boston.
NJ Z. DieEerson, Yewburypori. MARY Naii. Providence
VIM. o Irish, Providence. r. p Chase Providence
serhS Pa rIf " e Carroll Pswtucket
Mantle, Taunton. Jonathan Cone. salem
staten Islander New Hsyen e, Ee nr RIVER Haven
Brig Maria from West Indies.
SAILED.
Prince civ Of Houston, for Galveston rgs Tor ChaTs.
Rnsr,l 1i for ' ssrs Kate Bnry9. for
WiND-eunsct light, : y T. clear.
DOMESTIC PORTE.
CHkRLEsTON oct The sohr Lily hence for New York.
has put back in consequence Of heavy head weather Cleared
BHLHSoSr Oct. I5.-Cieared steamship Hibernan CBrh
SEW oRISAss Oct iS-ceared. steamships Memphi. and
S2VAS,AH Oct i3-Arrived steamships student CBrl
from II. John n B. san Jscinto. and ship kasnsr iron
New.York.
ITERToot, oct l3-ihe steamship Caspian from Balh'
HAVANA oct i.-saled, steamship city Of Merida. from
whftSfAs oct I2"cailed shin Missouri for Charleston
bark j. II. CHADWICK, for New-YOrk
HALIFAX y. s. Oct i8-Thr scrr Magnolia loaded with
spies ashore Rlyer. viii 10
a wreck. The insured.
,,..-....-., NGIicE 10 MAEINERs: -. ,,.,,.on..
f & 9 sS6 aT So bc S 'e ye SS
mouth o. chester inTer Chesap axe Bay WI De changed
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tractor to do entirely different piece Of work which
had never been advertised bid Tor at all.
These "chsnges Of plan" are among the most per
nicious methods OF canal swindng. There ia, among
other instances of it, dam 0swego tthe High dam
think which is being built and paid for Iif not m
ishedl upon this principe-et a wooden dam mainly
and built stone dam-which ii might lie well for the
Commissioners TO look into. Yours. &c.
Noiv- York, oct. L., 1873 FRANCIS c. BARLOW.
This acquits Attorney General Barlow, and We
had him especially in our mind when suggested
that ono or two members of the Board might give
satisfactory account of their stewardship Now
then, what have the others to say Id
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WASHINGTON.

STARTLING FRAUDS AT BOSTON.
DISCLOSURES AZ TO INIQyITIFs IN THE BUILDING
OF THK POsT-OFFICF.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TlIR tribune
WASHINGTON, Oct 13.-SccrctaTy Brist0w has ex-
amined the report of Special Agent Church upon the
alleged corruption of Flood and others in the con-
structiOn of the Boston Pcst-Ofice building. Tie
disclosures in this report Of startling and dam
aging a character that Secretary Bristow has re-
ferrel the report TO the solicitor of the Treasury
with instructions to take the necessary legal steps TO
protect the Government There is little doubt that
the Solicitor will forward the report and the evidence
10 the United States DIstrict-AttOrney at Boston,
with directions Immediately TO institute legal pro-
ceedings against Flood. 1t is definitely ascertained
that this report does not impcste Postmaster Bart
of Boston IN any of these transactions was AT one
time alleged, Cen Bristow has notified Burt of this
fact. Tie report exhibits proof Of systematic fraud,
OF of criminal negligence.
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MUSIC,
TIE wAcHTFL sEtsON.

The season of opera announced by Mr.. Neu-
enGorf NJ the Academy Of Music Will begin with O. Tho
Huguenots," Wachtel appearing n the character OF
Ra0i in which nc made strong impression during
his former visit 10 America. The POdlOn.' the
Jewess," and TrovatOre A" to follow 80 The HUI
CuenOts" and Wa-ner's Flying Dutchman - will be
given somewhat later The earlier performances Of the
season viii be in German but nearly a. the principal
art SITS have at least languages al their command
and italian may be substituted If change should he
found desirable The present subscription season Kill
consist Of twenty performances
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VONENS CONTENTION.
INTERESTING NATIONAL CONGRESS AT SYRIA
(T-sT

INTERESTING NATIONAL CONGRESS AT SYRIA
CCSE.
SYRACUSE, y. Y, Oct. 13.-Tbe National
womau', Congress assembled IN Wcitins opera House
here to-day The attendance not 50 large as AT Chi
cago last year although there large number OF
prominent women present Among them were Prof.
Maria Mitchell Julia Ward Howe, the Rev Phebt Han
uaford Miss Louisa Alcott and Mrs. LveIInore.
All the professions fairly represented In the morn
ing an executive session was held To Wmch only
members were admitted In the afternoon Prof. Maria
,oll de,vered the annual address Mrs. Eduah Che
nov read a psper W Onans Work IN the schOOl anu
Mrs AniOnette Brown spoke ON " v dmans N0fk al
lime In the evening Mrs. Pncbr UanusfOrd OF JcT-
sev CITY addressed the COnsicas on . statistics 81
Woman's Ministry" and followed by Mary Eastman
~, 'rbe TdurafipnaI Interests Of the Country" The
audiences attending all the sessions were large me
Congress Will continue to-1orrO" ana on frluay'
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PREPARATIONS FOR MOODY AND sANKEY IN
BROOKLYN.

The Committee in charge of the coming meet
mgs Of Moody and Sankcy in Brooksn received TIE io
loving telegram from Mr. Moody Yesterday
An, deiiybted with The arrangements: will commence
services in Brooklyn Oct. u, God wiling, ana VIII
continue one month
The Committee have been actively engaged making the
necessary preparations a. the RINK ana they say th
the building will De ready for occupancy by Oct "a Inc
work il already well under way. Providing the building
with heating apparatus and seats has been the principal
work Of the Subcommittee Building. The Committee
on Choir report encouraging progress in their work. anu
say that al IL favorable TO successful completion o me
recs-sary reheaIsas Much enthusiasm Is expressed N
regard 10 the near approach OF the revival meetings
and it Is believed by the pastors that The enthusiasm VIII
continue 10 increase.
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CANDIDATES FOR CIVIL JUSTICE.

Republican Conventions were held IN the
various Judicial Districts in this city for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for Civil Justices In only three
out Of the nine districts were nominations made-Louis
g. Gobcl In the With District, Walter : Pinckney in the
With District. and Frederick g. Gedney IN the Win
District These nominations unanimous and III each
case the candidate made brief address accepting the
nomina In the IXth District. owing TO the c0nteh
tons Of opposing delegations, the COnyo n0n was al
iourned until saturday. The other Conventions also
adjourned without making nominations.
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xEwJrRsrY LEGISLATIVE yoMIyATIoys

" ) =. I l-ENfi~l.h II 4 -Fphi-'A II i'-'T-
The Republicans of Salem County have nOn-
mated Charles Pummcr for senator. aud Richmond Cole
and Qumton Keasby fOr the Assembly; and the Demo
crats aayO nominated VIM Wood Tor senator and Charles
J.. SWING and Robert Gwynne for the Assembly. james
Bird ard VIM " swayle have been rcnommated for the
Assembly by tAc Democracy OF Ennterdon County.
hares Z. Moore of Franklin has received the Demo
cratic nomination senator OF Somerset County, ana
John VI. NyckOil NJ j. Mackay have been renOmina-
ted FOR tho Assembly by the Democracy OF warren
Count
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MIS-. BRIsTOw,s BAGGAGE.
POINT BLANK DENIAL By THE ATTORSEI-GENREAL
or TUE CHICAGO TINES CHARGE-THE SNUG
CLING story A PURE INVENTION.


POINT BLANK DENIAL BIZ THE ATToRSTY-GENEEAL
or Tue CHICAGO TINES CHARGE-THE SNUG
CLING story A PURE INyENTION
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-Tbe Chicago Times charges
editOriay that uumpeachable evidence can be pro-
duced in that city TO prove that on the occasion Of
the late return of Secretary BristOws family from
Europe Is of their trunks were taken off at point
down the Bay By revenue cutter, aud brought di-
rectly to the city and landed without being sub
jected 20 examination. Attorley-GeneIal PieriepOnt.
whose family returned with that of Cen BristoW,
authorizes the statement that he started dOWh the
Bay upO' The cutter with the Secretary for
the purpose of meeting their families, but met the
steamer on which they were near her dock Consc-
Quently they did not board her until she round
ing 20 at her wharf The matter of baggage exami-
ma; .on was talked over when they started. and the
officers upon the cutter informed that no bag
gage would be brought OF and. a matt OF Tact,
no member of either family carried of the ship
the usual small handbag. Further, NO member OF
either family waited 20 the examination, but the
keys were left with the attendants. With irstIuc-
tions 10 the customs officers to make thorough
search, and collect duty upon all dutiahle articles
The whole party then drove 10 the hotel, leaving
every article oil baggage % be fully examined.
full schedule of duties due under the dee laratiOns
which an made wer5 paid the next day by Secretary
Brstow in person. This rigid conforming 10 regula-
tons and searching examination of baggage was in
sisted upon by both the Attorney and >ccre-
tary Bristow, because of a previous understanding
that on account of their positions and the peculiar
relations Of Cen BristOw to the matter no custom
house or revenue officer should be allowed to extend
any facilities to expedite their landing which were
not enjoyed in common by all passengers. lnstead
of Secretary Bristow's family having X trunks,
-hnro rrnrn n,,it. five in III
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RENOMISATIoY or CEN. Hustled FOR ASSEMBLY.
The Republicans of the Hid Assembly Dis

trct OF Westchcster county held Their Assembly C0nveh
ton N CrotOn Dam yesterday, and rcnomnated Gen.
las W. Hustled The following resolution was unani-
motsly adopted. in connection with others:
ReSoired That the Hon James W Hustled by the faith
IA! discharge OF his ogslavc duties and especially ~
h- during the last session of the Legislature III
advocating and pressing 10 successful COLA lson me
reform measures Of GOV Tldcn after the leaders OF us
own party had deserted him. has the confidence ana
respect of the electors of district without regard 10
paTtg All t. Ons and We. therefore with confidence ana
pride agn commend him to the suiiagcs Of the people
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col. DOEGE'S EXPEDITIONS
TIE RETURN 70 FORT LARAMIE.
Icy TELEGRAPH 10 TIL TElBUSE.I

Fort LARAMIE, Wy. Ter, Oct. 13.-Col.
Dodge commanding the lae expedition arrived here To
day. Tie command will camp fol a few days and then
dsband The scientists report that nothing important
has been newly discovered They crossed the MGuvais
Terrcs but collected specimens OF fo'siis Col.
Dodge who crossed from the mouth Of Rapid Creek.
passd region which may prove a better field than Prof
Nrsh's OF last year The expedition met the Northern
Indians returning from the Crow Butte Council All
,yere friendly
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THE STATE or TRADE.


BALTIMORE. Oct. 15-CAruRrne market during me cary
mari y the IaTy active, but toward r tIS became
duil sales very 5-oei &c hfst quality "a -
medium oil llpt fair quality, t04 - ordinary lilh steers
oxen. COWS, SCI 49, Iao-t sales At ia0e + 70 teae'
tn23 head sales D as head -,
os have hreu only active and prices is0 c
lower. range. IOqllosc. e 10 Grcelpts 1858 head
~Ulp AID LANES she have been steady WIN 1917 Cd
qs,nd range 4u5 &c a. 10 lambs, >-dsi c4chi rcceiW"