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vs. Is DElHTu. 81 htewaTtst0Wn.l
% Cooa County n H. Petitioner la ChAneerv "a Tus..
H.. r,, a.. az uI...,,astt day Of Aardh ik5d. 81
i "a t.rl tenUty hid wGoss ildhAii Ia said ooun-
residence A. my uukuuWui fnil- tt
usnre.
Tho Petitioner Gets fh iu hts petition that the psttafs
tln nm 1af OF November h4 htn Tfslrut ~ salu
bluDWnrlrrur Euur o. phTs uutuuRn. huy executed
o. Hr petitioner mortgage rri NJ certain lands Hg BOZ
nlmurld Afurrtlid described o. hil1Hs 30 Rt. rsr-
tain piece ~ iauu knuWH lut number ola lu Tue tHtu
range ~ lnts l hll tn drawn o. tHr original UEut
samuel AFen conditioned uf the pafmeut ~ three Ger
tain praNlaYff Hlr- ~ even date NllN a#ll l.FiFasH ~
~ te suni 81 one hundred end thrt uve dollars af-
aldo m iTnu iur date tnrffni one fDT bundled
dars paYaiir iu nun date and r other sr thr auui
hundred dollars aFar 90 three frars frr the date
thereof aud A PAYABLE Win Interest Huuua all 81 which
UuieH rFrd bF the HHif prIHrr uud made payable
a. 10 prttiutsf LrHfrf Whf Hat4 mentioned Hutf
HHd thr rtrf thereon AMI dee Interest thr other
sa mentioned ngrs are now luriy due and iHE and
have been paid according o. thr ruur aud r1rI ne
same Hhrfri1ir me pr1utr prafs that she equity %
trdruptlp p The sail prt4urr 90 te premises be-
10 Appearing o. the Conri mat no petitioues H. MT
resident ~ this state au that ur personal service been
made him u THE suit it ordered b. the Court that
thf acton Be- continued a. tie neat tenn ~ sad court ~
thHufrf} Co. - holden a. HHiiall within and said
COUNTY. thr tfd fursdaf uf September neat and nat
The prurr HFF notice a. thr aal ntHHrr 10 the pfH-
dfutt thfftuf bF tausnF ar Substance rtiiiuu
sur,rssttb the CalrdDaH printed Ht 10husbufy ln
ihh ntH the last uu urfun hrfrf On E nt least ulfV
da1A puT a. said tuuU tu WhCh ihls action continued
Attest MM. ~ liANTsifpUk. GIrfl
4 tue copy Affect vs. u iAHIHUOiN, CirE
q " nAWtnoHs, 40 IN ~ iiunsr bi-HI
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r E vi o v AL |!

VNIlE subscriber. having formerly occupied
4 the $. JEWETr building, has removed his
arRc and cNtcnsi,r stock Of Boots and Shoes to
KlrrREDGE'S Building first door south Of S.
JewCtts Store. GEO. NJ, BARNEY.
81 John shurV. Aprl |. lNiS TOtf
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

The simple announcements Of Deaths and Mar
ragcs will be inserted free Of charge but all obitu
- notice. al! ~ cAlrScd At dyctising rates.
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New Firm and New Stock

rnNHE MARBLE WORKS at Lyndon will
U AFTER be carried on under the name OF s.
OTIS & Co., who will keep constantly on han
we'll seIccted stock Of
MONUMENTS a. HEADsToNES,
Of all styles usually found in this part ofthe State
and We have secured the services Of MT. q. Il.
Spencer (who has for many years past worked AZ
ST. Johnsbury, aud whose work is well known
throughout the STATED, we have confidence In say
ing that work ssill be done in style as good
as the nEsT and at prices as low as the LOWEST
Work delivered free Of charge.
'.'d-Y Raised work will be done Cor ak cents per
letter. \, T. OTIS co.
lyndon Junc 2 1881 36-S7
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NOTICE.

NEWELL & BANCROFT and NEWELL &
l ' co. earnestly request payment Of all note,
and accounts remaining unsettled, previous &c
May |, 1858. SLIT
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M. w. RUGGLES

WOULD respectfully give notice that he has
w now moved back into his Tavern. located
At Lyndon Centre, and would respectfully invite
the young and the old IN give him a call.
Lyndon Centre. MRrckf7, 1885, 1857
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pIinCI-AnA.TInN.

IOuUIN VIrTk y OIIICT,
Guildhall, April IS, 1853.
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Notice.

fINlE copnrmRuship heretofore existing at
l. island Pond under the firm ~ Hoiarf . Hote.
ard Is hy mutual consent dissolved, Al persons
indebted 60 said firm are trqucstcd Co make immc-
date payment 20 4, j. Howard, who stll remains
az the old stand, IONS HOHiRT.
1. j. HOUfRD.
Island Pond. April Il. 1858 SI.S8
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w ant e d I

A GOOD one-horse wagon or buggy, il
"A exchange for a fine musical instrument.
Apply to J. c. BINGHAM
st J0hnsbury, April 8, 1858. soft
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Notice,

A IL persons indebted to tho subscribers. by
~ Note or Book Account due Jan. LIST. 1859
are hereby notified that the same must be pdiG by
April LIST. We want the cash to pay our indebted
ness, also to enable to buy our Goods for ca sh
thus enabling us to sell to our customers at the
lowest prices, for cash or ready pay.
77tf 9Th. 81. NJ WEEKS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-17

no Tie EfraiFrt naiurHl ornament 60 the uhuman G,ftn
aNur b. ulurslunati unc, iuauirul healthy rruvi III
~ HhI ~ hAa htfh 30 esteemed iu u ages 81 the wOnd
9u4 ahnla ~ nh"'5, savage ani dNlitrd Hence the
Hllu iafr ffFHrlH lhu HfH ~ hl7 ia afruttt
NnplN. luf allHl rrAafns tLl lg-l%srIlr belle
a,iurl We itg"u ~ vanity, as vel aa other phfruuug
fHl ufHlua win bufrubri locks.
10 Nh1 should d'lntrf Wuir NJ preventing the hur
uiu SHOWING r lnfuNa ui nnftYs Iliuu hE tTuuH pft
WHtutlh gray ncthnd tF which 10 gAlH tu restored
Wien AluH un ~ turning Nhr, and Hhf " prnutuuF
We continued and luhufHUt ErnN ~ would r luttlF trt-
rd o. faHg aniHF t'| fafs nj the human race
Road thr trstiuulls iu another the wonderful
not o. s1y almost Wifaruuus tnrta ~ Professor Nuud
Har HrntufRlNt." aud n be- has accomplished all
this -Itapiial tlY Pact
sold b. all respectable DRUGGISTS. 1881
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JOHN Ws,low. Alausrn nispow. Abraham q uireiou
ntu y kruuafd. al ~ tho ttN ~ Hu,iuu County 81
1uhHs Hd SLATE sst,hus,ts, partners be- thr IpNrIr,
uusursa 90 said lttHu under the utnr and stt Iss.
hsilsli rT1rfrr i's'fif- fI7TT
a,lHu aEAust Lafayette b.ulsHu late ut isuHu Va tur
t"ui u iN"iIuiA ailt'aAl. uuW % tars uu nov b. u,
l,'u1ut Nhfr,u tHy Plaintiff. do ,rt lu pra ut debt
that the said hsrYw hfsthrh ami krnuHr tt- CON.
sdrfHttu ul thp County Count. hvi within and or no
County ut Caledonia uauNr Ur uf.t Tu,sll,t of us
,rutft \ u l-at fttNrftd Judgment uuaiusI tho taHt
laiNsitt brnn Co. 81 lNubou. lu tho trfrt, uf iIfia
aru ~iatr" Nrft ont tf tbr ftvr Hundred and
furttfru - trs bud tlry cents DAMAGES qnt ten DOL.
lars anu rshN tvus Gusts of suit together With
tWcutrnNr cents moro ff an execution 81 M tho rr,lTt
thereof u"N ryuhltluE W tr,r and reversed auuurl
ur fahNurd whereby 40 AtNnu hath Accrued Tie SAID
e'uN Ufuthyfs ana krunatd. O. ami cover of Tho
tlid ln'r'ic uttlu 20 the Ai several -Iu. ave nun.
dfcd aud iuf stlu" dollars and thirty ttnt and sf ten dol.
lars auNclEhiN trutnt tturr sim tWrut tp cents Tor
an rNrtuali amounting iu the whole
aud SNi' Dollars lri lhfN ave Gents Vet the said W.
irudN has never pain The slup To- the Han4er ~ tho
lhuiUs Iht Hundred nut- fnr the recover of which
with llst Gusts, the Plaintiffs rtus suit
MurUulWu 70 Appearing tnAfthr Aiid drirubvlt has not
unu legal rntv tf Ne "uvu,N ct said
nv TIE Court that the PalulU. bp notified
thereof N puhshua the material Ipi-t, M. declaration
ana tNuidr thrr weeks surDvsslNctN ln the Caeunau
new spnp'r printed a. - Juhushuf u said county uf
lnrulhlt Va last publication ut which g. hr
O. uAA previous o. Tie Vbfhu t.tit nr Toe
hcd At ~ Juhn5urN uu the INST TUESDAY ~ june A
lehS, To- which term NHld action stands continued
tNAkltSS nANA, County CLERK
g G. W Canoes Attys Tor Pln. sizes
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral

A long bssn manufactured by prsetisNi chemist art
ever, 81 under his with nNhriAbe Afsn
tscy nd rare II 10 scaled and protected by law from
stfits and euus.l uSntly be relied eenuius,
hsut Aduiteatou. IL supplies the remedy tho
would has known foe the " all pulmonary
plAHts for CovoHs Coins HoAnstSits, AsTHsA Chstr,
NnoorSa CouoH BHohcnTs, lNcirtfSr CU0 and
III. trsf of eonEunipVs patti in advanced 'tsGs e
di,rAsa A time makes these facts wider and bsttr
this medicine has gradually bec The beat rslL
the aiyted, from the log eahn 81 the America
peasant TO the palaces Of European kinks Through
tte country every stale aud etv, aud INDEED al
Every hamlet " contains CntanI fcroNSt ia kh"wn
ha best Of all rrmrdlrA f drAAss Of the ths -EA
In frgn ecunttss II 10 rNtsnsiv-ly used "
heir inirllirnt Ihy ss,s II there 10 dTrenA
what 81 station eritify II has d"ue &c
thsm ~ s-usrs whom the dan
=srs affection, Of the lunes Yield 70 IT, n dspsha
the Of Intelligent phytissrs whose er'ns~a
/, to know short, " there 10 ay reliance any
thing then irrsfuiAby proven that this medicine does
all other remedies known To mankind Nothing Lat n &
thousand, OF susrsrs could originate aud usluiAn the
c.n thrn,, upou the community. hsv- fAu.A ana A~.u
iesrrd this ha. Gained fri-nds by every trial SAerr'd
ON the afflicted they forget AMI prs'aa
sure. numsr0ns TSESrf Esrar 20 ~ fvrr-I,-s-
Prepared by DIR. y. G.. AVER,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
LOWELL, MASS.
IND soLR 'Br
IL p. HOYT, and J. c. BINGHAM, ST. Johns
hurry and hy Drtu . At generally.
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Bird S @ O d.

DRIME Canary, Hemp, .Millct and Rape
Il Seed y Birds nests and rSird boxes, for sale at
BINGHAM'S DRUG STORE.
April s, 1853. sod
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Auctioneer,

FENHE s-bscrihcr takes this orportvpiiy Of in
U fSrniAK his fri, nds and Ihe p~Alis EsAerslly
thAthc has recently rccebcS the above appoint
ment, aud would he happy to rcerire aHy ConAnaiE
sion IN the Auction business, with " hich they may
see htto fsvOr him. Residence and Post-ofEcs,
EAtt 81. Johnsbury. Vt.
ao,f A. HARRINGTON.
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Custom Tailoring

}. W. SMITH A. CO.
Dock square, corner Of Elm street. -DosroS,
MAKE TO ORDER GcntlemenG Gar
y III rtIr brTr Try,'
rsr.i tu--r--ral,f t.sl... CHARGED
by exclusive Tailoring Establishments lit being
our aim to furnish garments OF the best material,
style and make, at lower priscS than the same
goods can be had elsewhere. The reasons why
can afford To do 40 arc, that We carry on three
distinct kinds Of business under one supervision
and expense, viz
READY. NADE CLOTHING.
CUSTOM TAILORING and
"ENrs FURNISHING GOODS
March 80. 1858 1922
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10 ChAnrrry, ~ Tues
day pi Aarch ts5a 81
hplldhaii, iu sall couH
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IT, an Wh0 suffer from weakness ana Debility VIZ say.
70 ihrh truaied hurfr-a medicine which contains uu
alcohol ADD haa cured tne uurt srr ~ ~ srss Asth
ma aud 80 arrangements ri ihr stomach tl-h4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-17
TEMPERANoE LEoTUREs.

Ny lectures on the Sabbath viii be strictly Of a
moral and religious character, aud friends Of the
cause will please TO that these notices are cir
culntpd.
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INYALIDs. NnIInErnIa ~

lnt no pact lnY Yfars pH. Is. q HWHaHnsos's SUR
~ W ~ hliithh have been uuTlFHrd az au erftte
ana A4'NsLr hpngi aul summer medicine And philu
NNal ever one ~ lH ihnuHHuua ~ remedies that have
ifr ulfulurr within that period has been abandoned
~ h,hHflsua mciitlur has been Sustained Win lu-
Creased popularity Iur hHlr tr UurfuTB uuIf. SO %
lu3frl hftrt aud hF trllrTt ln mruuius rgorY
NANlf HInHHlala TJllb
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FOR SALE.
IN 0An GOOD CEDAR POSTS. sAd PiAs
bOsNNbg and Spruce LupeeT Of al kinds.
Also, Pine Cedar and Spruce Shingles.
e. IirG = wEFEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05
Tgk CRAWFORD COUNTY 5ANx.

nJ. Tomss Vsa Horne Pfssaent OF TIE b'aA %
C,,x fs,a County, sss psbsssd reply TO tas rep '
Of sp&cial COMMITTEES Of tAs PenrsyVania hou'e VI
Representatives. regarding 8 rsi, banks IN thst o'ss
upop which xe ksve heretofore comnes;ed. Accord
ing % M Van Horne VITO promises fuD q eAPni'
.rnoa,jon Of the conii.on Of tse Bank before many
dsys the facts ere - follows:
The B.nh of Crawford County was chartered Dec
IS 1857. and Q coppe.sb. number Of COMMISSIONERS
op4rsd the books for subscription St Mssdvie, Tor SIX
consecutive days, en- and after Aug. 70. few shass
,-N v.-s .aksp. although the Commissioners urged
.hs ;,;zsrs 70 sabsc,be sufficient amount TO control
the in.,,ut;op. On Dec. 10, enough wss, however,
sub.cribea from other sces 20 procure me ons.er
ard sspjze the smount required by az haviog osen
paid IN gold snd silver ana @ssIth .ne 49, Tsi. be-.
in, certified to the Governor he issued ette's
NJ, Van Horne proceeds 70 eIsnire toe so,s Oh AP'h
1850 srd Oct, 1857, summing mp Sc ioIiovs:
~ .eus therefore .'oOrdns % e. :. Ps.S III s- Poss os
a. s.ri With 4 inquiry % iedence or .nef NJ.
,hs; A. competent Person may 'ae.cros 80 .nhoI
I'D az to Of he backs o. nus ~. 70 s .
wealth payment 81 ';oes >. a. sI % ,sa sty cor1sy
70 the law l..
After CONNIE men,ns upon the alleged discrepancy IN
tie testimony respecting the sGoun, OF me i'.sa
Bsrk notes held by the Crawford Couaty Bank, soa
.reuir Q that the Abcr spent upon mater 80 sna
shows how difficult il wss for the Committee 70 una
ANYTHING tending 10 imphcae the latter in haud or u
proper conduct Mr.. Vsn Horne goes on 70 say tns,
The Bank given he beat evidence cf is sweeney sd ae
OF the fact that ancer emosr sssts
which v nsti,utions could Withstand hss al Az tunes
DR. mty redeemed s obi cations 81 s counter IN fod a1a M
y.r opeson s CIRCULATION mas neSet
,ny ore time exceeded COO and coo 10 fold have
been paid More than $1,000 Of to-. amount
h.. hen pd brokers in redemption OF
the part which presume hS gone
into .he ordinary exchange II the county
country Of the bank bad been transit ned before the
y the Committee the evidence of which was ne
upon books snd IN the hands OF
t.men responsibility ard charsc,er TIE bs1k VIII continue
10 redeem s gold whenever denaoded and s st the
presen: fully abe provide ioT .nd pro:ec Its issues win
QUIT touching i,s capital"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05
CIT Y ITEMS.

Sous oF MALrA.-At tie snnrs meeting Of the
Grand Lodge Of the State Of New York Independent
Sons Of Malta, held 10 Pro Ps.na Lodge Room, No.
sl4 broadway quite large representation from sab
ordinate Lodges was present. Marx Smith Grand
Commax DER presided. After the transaction of some
preliminary business, the Lodge proceeded to elect
officers for the ensuing yesr, Mr.. John Dsrcie and
Hairy Seyn<u ur acting as TeLers. The result Of the
election q as follows: Grand Commander, James A.
p. Hopkins Vice Grand Commat der, William w.
Todd Grand Chancellor, Heny Watkins; Grand
Secretary, Edward L. Stephens; Grand Treasurer,
George W. Dlks; Grand Conductor, John A. Harden
brock; Grand i. Sent, Robert j. Brown. The Treas-
ufer read Lie Annual Report from which il appeared
that durrg the past year ;he sum OF q 30 bad been
expended. The receipts s. 050 and bslsnc, Of
1890 Low remains IN the treasury
CHIkr.Jr:rioK DuER,-No charge in the condition
Of Judge Duer v0 reported yesterday. lie was still
very II AID rot expected to survive the week out
JoBsos ABorr AGAIs AND N MORE TROUBLE -
TIE unfortunate Jobson, having more grievances to
redress, presented hmself 70 ore Of tie Tobs Msgs-
ts'ss Wednesday afternoon, and wished TO make a
ccmpait,, but tie Judge would no, obge him, and he
sf. ine Court il a rosiirg passion. What the nature
Of trouble did cot trsospe but he being Of the
epDioS tia. i. vii DO to give !: up so," vowed
hat lie wosid have justice elsewhere. Therefore
hs sy he sIpec.sd 20 turn up before some of tie other
asss'r.Is = irs cos-ss ofac,s J,bson e. . usqal.
y -,s 1ss, sis vel .se.s rl.b p,-:si al writes
Ss;-1sI's v.eD &c tI1s' Is .ts { >-!s q Js.h,s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05
PUBLIC MEEIINGE.
BOARD OF COUNCMMEN.


The Board held meeting yesterday afternoon Mr..
CHARLES II. HsswELr, President, in the chsr.
The Wards Island PVrchGse.-The Mayors mes
ssge vetorg the ordinance for the purchase OF lands
on WsIds Island a. g. 500 per acre, from Mr.. Alex
sLder McCotter, was called up.
Mr.. GENT moved q conference.-the Board OF Al.
dermen havrg preyiouAly adopted the ordinance over
the MsyoIe veto--snd called for the reading Of toe
communication.
After the reading,
Mr.. Cross said thst uponi invitation Of Mr.. McCot-
ter q short time snce, he went 20 the Island, and
while there he had had opportunities 70 inquire into the
the facts OF the case Of which he had previously been
unscauaiIted. II was eyident to him that the city
was as much entitled TO the property as any one, and
why should the city pay for The water grants we're
not worth two cents for It would cost more than their
value to fl them Up. He was decidedly opposed TO
the purchase.
Mi. GENET spoke in favor Of the concurrence, and
said he thought it strange the Mayor should veto the
resolution.
The BosrdkoDcured by vote Of l6 to 3 ss blloxs
gsrs n;.a MGi. G@,Is sD v.n TT
HieSI.la. % pspn' fi Hsweli .aa aoiu@IG I '''''
SAYS-Aessrs Webb, Cross ROss-l
Cempeasdtt0n 70 Members Of the Common C0aEcA
Mr.. Geret's ordinance providing for compensation
10 the members OF the Common Council vas brought
up, ard adopted by vote Of IS 10 8. Tne ordnance
provides that the members shall each receive for
their services e. IL rate Of = per session. for not
more than ten res.ons eseh month ard that toe
sum Of s COO be appropriated TO meet the necessary
expense foY the present year.
Tie following ls the vote:
YEAsLhe.rs. Bickford. McGAuen Gilunartin Vas r,e
Rhcde FsIer Co:pel M1lhgsn Webb, Patt, Cross BEnce
Genet, ArculariUs and Sol2n-i5
NAYs-hessrs. Rcss, D-nn AID Hssw.l-3
A comm muncstion was received from Mr.. George ii.
Puser, the Corporation Attorney, submitting state
msnt Of the penalties collected and judgmen.srecov-
cred by him sgsrst parties for violations of Corpors-
ton oidiI arces during June ard July ss TIE whole
sum amounted 70 500 53. Received ana ordered
10 be printed n the minutes.
Aejc urned 70 next Toeidsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05

SCHOOLS OF DEsIGS FOR WoNEN.-Mr. II. W.
Heuick of the New-York School of Design for Wo-
men, fun i.hes The CrdyoR with the foloweg TEN,
taken from a letter written by former pupil a. his
school:
"PABIs, June q, 1853.
"Iwss utterly disappointed in Dot being able to
find IN Pars such q schoo. as our School OF Dssign
for Womer; there 10 not one 10 France. Rosa Boz
h.urs sohool comes the neses, 70 It; but nothing
tsnsbt ,bere except drawing from tie, surfaces and
cs.ts' Wood engraving, drawing wood or paint
ING are not thought o; with then Rosa Bonheur
onIy visits the school 9 week, her sister hayiog
the charge of it. Msdemoselis BOnheur the prime.
nsn i. nav between forty and fifty years OF age, un-
pp,,tesdug ard quiet in her appearance and manner.
Her pupils fes- her, but 8, the same time are very
ford of her Her school receives q ANAL support
from n Government, and her pupils a. admitted
gIstuitc usly. This scaoo the only one in Paris r
women
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05

BvLLs HrAD.-The supply Of Cath forn.
pee. week foois up ooh i57 heed ssaias. n.vya
the week bsflre, and the cAtit -Srokers a. B,n.
on Wednesday would have shown .hems.y,, .'.s s
but the very shsp set Of fellows ;hA. ta.y .,.
had not advanced the price above the reu.,I',.as7
rstes of the previous week. TIE sdvapcs w."
lent to full hal. cent q pound FOR the h..f ~,
q III selling at 9c. e 10, but larger proporso, -
cattle bringing tha. rate than las. week, s,a s,s
doubts dly brought &c. this week that wosA l,,s
brought Sc. last week.
The rule of selling cattle in err make. /. I, ,s.
how many pounis Of meat there VIII Be in q.
quarters, srd the price is fIed a. so much eiS
s;phing hiie, ia. and offl. An s cw.. hsCs.L -
will be $.2. Such one, Of coed qusli.y-sp.s
S,s,. clus butchers buy to 6ress for their r,r,.,
tomer,-will give the following average pr,.,.S.
Fore quarters.
Hind dcusrers.....................
TIE fore quarters viii cut two sets Of rih. KIN
ITO fb-wbich viii retail at l2c... an.
Two sets of chucks and shoulders. ipclu;,,. 80
shoulders and fore legs, 2lO B At co,.r.,. ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..................>A Als
Plates and nayes, includes the lower belly saa .,I
ribs ard brsket, 100 TO- st psckers pnos, S., A
Such would retail at Sc. y 10.
The hind quarters will cut two hips and lc'rs Ias
AZ I4c .....-..--............$ 81
Wholesale price, l2c. 10. lf
Two rumps, I2e ID, at loo.
Wholesale price, 9c.
Two legs, so ft, at 5c.......................
Suet 80 Is, st c......--.........'..-...
This makes ITO h at l2c., 2l0 10 al &c, ESsT,
4iO b of the fore quarters for.............".Es
100 ib at lic., 100 OF lO,., 30 al SC. and @sk,
26O II Of hind quarter for.
This makes the mes. of the fore-qusr.srs sss,c,
little over 7lc. 10 and the mes, of hindlar:enss ss
sge lo3c. n.
The other products on s-cvt fst steers re pk
lows
Hide say as fbs trimmed ard sated 3, ,ltc...... A,
Rough allow 80 i6s ~ 1c....,.,..."..........S 4,
Head.
PauI
Iutestines in Winter sell a. per eTbaock...........
Bladder
Tails
Liver In Summer IS TO SIN Winter 90 to 7s, say
Hearts
Ton
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05
FIRE.
lIEE IN IiAPIIN.

At 81 O'Clock Tuesday nigh. fire occurred in the
dwelling house Of George T. Searngs, situated the
Third avenue, between One-hundred snd-twenty.
third and Onehuudred and twenty. fourth streets.
The first floor is occupied by Mr. S. az pambiog
estsblishueIt. The fire originated from lighted
lamp in the bards of servant girl but it was extin-
euished BY the fremen before much damage was done
Less stock ard f1ni itare about $500. Insured for
g 00O in The E1chspge Insursnce Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05
EXCISE CONuIsSIOSFRS

MesFs. HAsEETT and HOLMES net 90 u.csl ysste--
Cay, out granted nc Licenses, nssnacn < NJ applies
tore were made.
VI. H.szErr .ts.sd .hst &c q1i,e u, a. &. .e
rissee q rscrE4. Aimssf be a,sadej % g l.s
ccEn;ry 70 say S isz vsess.
Er. HcLHLs soB,-rs1, A. lie bl1rt tie: =
ys-ga y ~ lg.i .1,-.J q se,;sGtss -s4t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05

OF course THE statement will vary 8 little vi.a asr
ent bulocks. An OK will give heavier hiie-Ns
lCO-and if irst-rste will give 80 lbs. Of r,usAk
A few Of the small items above are claimed xm
qusites by the boys Of the slaughter house, ssi v
privilege of killing is hired the tongue and "a q
rent. The feet, trimmings of hides, skrs Il ks
&C., go to the glue maker, Peter Cooper moacrs,E
the whole trade. The offal is taken to Brrea laAs
and converted into manure. The blood s puclSS
BY contractor ard taken to the sugar ni,ss 4
butcher that kills eight or ten bullocks week "a
$40 year for the blood.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05

--.Del7 tbs. .,e r@rsry W.. = ne reS 7sss'
OF v.iuort v.li ever gre place 70 tAe nstes
ci.sr erts Of gold soD'Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05

Com n VEKNosr.-Ttsy have 80. 5 goli excite
r.ert up IN ve'mcnt. \ California; ssned C,-es.or,
80 zee. sto-y GigsL- Sd! sss-sg a-.ls IL si-s
.Ds rvss.ss Il :: I. -sy per 4 IL en- f'oys. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05
THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The COMM1SSIUNEKS Of EMIGRATION.
The BoaId met yesterday, at the Once IN Worth
street, tie Hon. GrLIAS G. CERPLAscK, President in
public nature tran acted. We subjoin the usual
weekly statement:
EGuher Of esr.ns arrived July q Iss. .......4454
Number " arrived 70 Ass 1891
Gale
1885. 1857. 1856.
Nsnh<r Of inmates IN ILs:i.lions
a. ws;d'. I.snd.......".:...... Its l3t 1855
Number Il Inmates IN AAr-e
hosp;A.. 10 lg ls5
TotaL..........-...........i 20 I5Js lJ5O
Btaroe IN bAhh Jar !, IS q
Recepts 20 July a. 1854. efoS od -
Recsps since 10 Aus 4, is5s ior
mutation ef sser psss~Iaers, kc... 7le 0e- Siie 50
Total Slf7 3sa "a
50
Ei-s5es q c. nru:sioa Fz-e....,.........sa go ~ e