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FURNITURE.

A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENANELLED FURNITURE
n FOR $24 in all coors OF warranted manufacturers ass
sold Chestnut Chamber Suits plain and ornamental at H.
ARNGroNS, 36S Canal street. opposite Wooster. Es
tabshed in lS4a
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RAILROADS.

NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ sasMmsf arransement-Bxpress train for Albany Troy
North ahd Wost leaves T~cn,ysxth street Station al K
~ For local trains time table.
JOHN RuRcHIlk Assistant SuperinteudesA
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A FAMILY BREAKING UP HOUSEKEEPING, WILL
n sell their furniture sufficient for i've stx any
commencing housekeeping supply thesns with
every article at very cheap rate Address Dson
| Herald once,
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vNANTED-BY YOUNG MAN WHO HAS eruy
w three months active service, and is fullv uuaug
position second Lieutenant for waich woaid agr,s
give his first months pay Address Lieutenant Herald ona
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w ocDS ASE'niOh NAMP MESS CHEST DEPOT
" a. JAMES H. pkAhES house furnishing la r1w, A.,
sore 70 % four.h aynu corner u Ninth street IL is ,he
best and cheapest culinary cAest before the uhc IA
tains over sixty pieces including every srtct tr IN
odlcer's mess Price Tor iols eeers, sic: far IL, ~
$50 They In by MANY ers IN us ers,
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sfrIPPINo.

CTEAx WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
TSs NEW sS
ssamshp Company intend dssRa,ssng their
CITY o. WASHINGTON Sal ,rsay g.. &
Aud every saturday al noon from pier North liver
First Cabin . iona.n sssgAss, 10 London
h, u.v,.
friends can buy tickets
% Srsa as q: s 1Ss Sos ss'Ass from
These steamers have superior acsommoasons for psssen
iron sections, and have FIRE annihators
MAN "Fss .ps II . sssG s IMAM
s1Ia Iisss%si R ss!AH.a
IL hsr. 20 J6hEs rs De Il
The aampaays aoss AS JOIN e. DaLs sss
Is Broadway, New York.
TOE SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE, ON SATURDAY,
a. oo W 81 R.. VIII sa frsm pier Nssa ryer
for safety and double snsass I'm
a a deck enclosed by water tight compartments which be-
Ing keep the pumps work the safety OF
weasel and For freight or passage apply TO
~ GO MA6 Il nH Agents. No Broadway
Se steamer ARAGO will sail Novembor2.
sa mail win sail from pier 20 North river, foot OF Cham
SATURDAY October &c. at II O'Clock NJ,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
f"SbSS RASRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
~ the following rates.
For the rs cabin 500; second cabin, $50; $3
For freight or passage apply 10
EfW 4ssK nhV HH s aSD zsHwnnr
The new and splendid steamer, AL,
CONGRESS-,
Capt. f.unniug, $500 TONS 800 horse power,
Will sail New York
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10,
For Hayre and Antwerp direct
Price of passage for Hsvre Antwerp Southampton Lon
cabin. 800
Second cabin. SEQ Seerage ....,..... rs
Chlfcn between one and ten wears ~ are half price,
For freight apply TO WM = SCHMIDT ~ Beaver rtreet
For passage apply 10 HENRY NJ WEED l87 West stree.
oorHer II Reade street
CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER
~ ppo.-rhe Montreal Ocean Steamship Company first
flll hlial R0lIEMIAN
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A RESPECTABLE Young WOMAN WISHES SITE
"A axiom cook washer and ronsr to dc general house
wvrk n q sual private family Best city reference Cen
for daysat 20 Raymond between johnson st. and
hyrtAe Ay. Brookyn. In the rear.
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A WELL EDUCATED YOUNG WOMAN WHO
n speaks German, English and French and Is wei, ac
qualified With all lady Is handiwork would k. obtain
situation in geneei family whore she could children
the above requirements Apply 70 A. Lorenz 1s0 It'll ST.
Third floor -
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A SITUATION waNTED-BY VOTING WOMAN, A
~ chanbernid and lauadress 10 do the genera JUS
work small fam w GOOD }iin clpk; four wears CT
ref Can he for at llS West Eth 81
betNe en 9Th and ih
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A SITUATION WANTRD-BY A RRsPBCrA RI n
n young girl nurse and seanSress; and Il tor
cldfcn and make ladies' drSses chaIAbernad ana
waller has objection to the country the
renee can be gwen Cali at LAB .it ave-. third Hoo front
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ITO LINE OFFlCERS.-A MODEL REGIMENT con-
ma0ard by competent officers, who have service
already accepted whose organization nearly complete
desires to treat with party who bring company
part u company into the regiment To csmpctet naa
who influence the requisite number Of
commission, with the privilege Of designating his
officers, will h. Apply To address the Warren
Rifles, Headquarters 4I4}s Broadway.
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yWANTED--BY TIDY WOMAN, WITH FOUR YEARS
w city reference situation regular iaundress does
up linen IN the best syle wages 81 Call at address 4
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALEs.

~
A 4TUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WO-
n nam chambermaid and waitress, TO take of
children and sewing questionable city be
given ly calling at No. o Lexington
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CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER
~ puol-rhe Montreal Ocean Steamship Company hrst
fun powered, CT, butt steamer BOHEMIAN, Capt
b Rand, carrying the Canadian and United States nails
Il sail from QUEBEC next Saturday. Oct H. Rate. OF
New forkffrst class according TO accomno1a
ton, so and SIS; seerge, found with cooked provisions
50 Corhhles issued for bringing passengers tom
all he principal Great Brita lIeund very
low tor passage apply al b Broadway, New York
SAfEf. i SEAkl4E, General AGENTS.
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MONEY TO LEND-AT MODERATE RATES ON
1u Watches, Jewsy silver, Dr. soos and personal pro
perry OF all descriptions. Goods redeemed ~
time within year Private oscc en- rance hail door
II BARNARD, 81 Thid avenue.
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WANTED-ENGfNEER SOLDIERS, COMPRISING
W mechanics and Intelligent lborers for sappers and
miners OF the regular army the must be able bsdcd
not over IS years age able write and nnder
stand the four ground rules OF arithmetic; term enas
ment three years; pay from Sl3 to S4 depending on rank
ATTAINED by merit solderlv conduct also ratons fpe
quarters cisihng medical attendance, and the
Apply oany az NO Bowling Green. third floor between q
n. M anu AZ a. q. A. GILMORE.
Captain Of Engineers United states ar,nv
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A SITUATION WANTED-RY YOUNG WOMAN AS
IA meat and pastry cook; understands managing mix and
butter No oheti0as city country. CITY reference
Call at ~ Pr nee st. Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
THE STATE FAIR.
OPENING DAY OF THE NETWORK STATE
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY FAIR.
yrom Orr Own Correspondent.

yrora OR Own Correspondent.
WITEEr6ws Tuetiay, Sept. II 1851
Today can only speak in general terms Of this
Grand annual exhibition Of the agricultural products Of
tho State of New.York because it is day of prepare
ton, and not day upon which It 10 expected the pub
lie will attend though for the purpose Of critical
examination the first day Of opening always better
than either Of the three days following Tomorrow
VIII be tie great day for crowd, provided always
TIA, this town for once bellies its name and character
and keeps dry. To-day the sky is quite overcast the
wind north; and, although delightfully."- pleasant for
outdoor operations, there Is constant dread OF rain
the great drawback upon the pecunaTy prospects OF
all these annual exhibitions. II caused loss to the
Society when the Fair held here before, and 1t IS
the fear Of bad weather. and consequent want Of sue
cess that Keeps the Society from extending the bene-
fits Of the Fair to all parts OF the State.
Since tho benefit Is fully established-snce the
people are all aware how good IT is for them TO meet
together and exchange views, and zee improved STOCK,
improved grain aud vegetables, improved imTlements
OF husbsn1ry every county should have the benefit Of
these exhibiOas but 70 enable the Society to carry
out this plan, the Legislature must make appropra-
tons. Can it appropriate money in any way to DO
more good II IN consequence Of rain, this exhibit
ton fails TO pay the next will have to be held at
ALBANY and after ones at the great towns only, along
the Central Railroad is no, in these towns that the
people, the whole people OF the State, can derive all
the bcnehl that those DO who Rttond these Fairs.
There ia enough 80 be and beard al this one, to
eeompenss any farmer in the State for the expense Of
time and moaey in making the journey, yet but few Of
he class 10 need Of the information can be induced
to make long journey FOX such purpose. farmer
with bis whole family will ont in his county,
and II is likely that mole than three-fourhs OF all in
Jeersoa County will visit this Fair during Wednes
day Thursday, and Friday, together with large num-
ber from all the adjoining counties and from Canada;
and every one, trust, VIII 30 home wiser than he
cane. certainly shall. attended the frat Fair Of
the Society, Leld Of Syracuse, in 1871. Every year
since have been able to lean something new-soms
thing beneficial to me farmer, something that
snail try TO profit equally By what 1 sec here. have
seen thing to-day which wish every farmer, and
every mill who over dives oxen, or bandes cattle
IN any way, could as have seer. II would teach
him The great benefits Of the law OF kindness. We
have all heard Of Rarey among horses and have al
must loved the man ia our admiration OF his pi cess OF
training. Lave just seen a R.Iey among horned
cattle. Here is LVy, perhaps l6 year ~, training
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
- "rxroS " MOVEMENT IN BROOKLYN.

THE UNION" MOVEMENT IN BROOKLYN.
To Tic Editor Of Tie n. y. 7vbaHe
SIR: The patriotic citizens Of Brooklyn are about to
be hoodwinked by the professional politicians in man
ner unsurpassed by anything in the history Of Tam
many Mozart
1t having become plain that the Union movement is
to sweep oil lefore il, the professionals on both
sides of politics have resolved that il shall not sweep
Aea4 away. Accordingly, the Sheriff Office lin which
the Sheriff himself is cipher, comparatively on be.
half Of the well-Anown political firm Of Hodges,
Spinoa and Cashow have entered into league with the
distinguished Chippey" Mclaughlin and with the
aid Of ex-Mayor Stryker have prepared ticket which
is-o be submitted TO The innocent people on Fort Green,
in Union meeting assembled, On Thursday-Pro' ided
all goes on smoothly. Il is to be composed q the
puie. and most high.inded patriots Of Kings County
men utterly unsuspeced Of selfish motives or impure
action Any secessonist proposing change Of names
will be summarily knocked of the platform, and any
one moving for such change win be deemed there
upon Secessionist.
But as all Brooklyn cannot get inside Fort Green
Park, it may be as well to publish the following
UNION TICKET.
Composed Of The beat mea q al parties,
For Regiro-nqgh lsiis' .ChigPey"l McLapshiin'
For Copafv lIe k-CEsres w. Thomas. =.
f.l ScTaigs-IId Disiric John Csshow lid Districts y.
d. sEinola.
There has been some question among the patriotic
whether the innate modesty Of MeSsis. Cashow aud
Spinola will not induce them TO withdraw for 'rhae,
aud theh hi.his baye suggested that il may W beer
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oswseo, sept ls-FLoUa unchanged. WHEAT dali .ale'
last night go bush No. Chicago Spring at Sc. Coax dull;
last uiRt 1000 bash Illinois .. i0c. Other grains quiet
CANAL FREGuTs advanced lc Flour, Sc Wheat, lie and
Corn lec 10 NewYork. IxPORTS400 bush. Wheat ~ 100
bush. Cora ENPoRrs-2 1lJ bb Flour, eco BUSH Wheat
II, 400 bush. Com, LOCO bush. Barley.
ALBANv. Sept. l8-FLoUR steady WnEAT-Sales Of Red
STATE At t8d 81 To- Amber Michigan az I'll 49, and White
Michigan 81 23d rs including 500 BUSH private terms
OArSSAes o. lots Of State 3c delivered and Sc
1000 bush Canada East Cons dull 50 ales OF 200 bush
ia store aud ODD do snos. BARLEY-3,tO bn h. Eouses
Point J, i5 WHfsKY-Saes % bbs st l8c and 220 bb
lslc. RECEIVED by Central Railroad for Newle'k $50 bbs
OI8l4s bbll Flour s95 bsgs and $50 bbs Wheat q sacks
Wool IA bbls Hishwine 1855 boxes Cheese, 30 bsgs Seed
b,s Hops IS bids Tobacco For Boson3576 bhls louT
1 bales Wool bbls Oil IS do Hhghwnes Skipped by
tows to EewYork Sept lT-l05t0 bush Com, 1900 blsh
Wheat coo bush Oss 600 bush Feed 4000 bush Barley
Buffalo. Sept lg.-ELOUK unchanged WHEAT firm, bnt
Quiet; of Loco bush. No. Chic 90 Spring e. 95c 2Oo0
BIZ h. Milwaukee Club private Corn better saes OF
I2l bush at 10000 bush Sec. IPORIs-SO0 bbs
Flur a. 900 bush heat rs 900 bush Corn. EXPoRIs-<oo
bbs ou 80 600 bush Wheat ecOo bush Corn, 1900 BUSH
(sta
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good faith and from high sense Of public duty ths
Mr. Greeley firmly believed the facts statsu ,;o acts
publication, and Rad Li'tejohn by his Pu trne9
given him 9ood reason 10 believe them to De true If
If the publication was true, silence on me a;chn
Mr. Greeley would bavs been criminal If te a
had given him good believe it to t De noc
lence on bis part though i might nave ,vos not silent
would still have been cr'mnal. Goyernor spoke-as
the the Peops spoE will speak By yG1e
IT, as hope that verdict sinai h ne .tr man
defendant it will be one to when eSgs respond
in tie State will promptly ana c0fDi""y '''f''N
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YorYe AND BoLD.-Elizaheth Thompson, q resident
OF Fatbuh being possessed Of 1915 requested John Bod
German few days since to take her money and have deos
tied IN Savings snk whereupon John found hiswsy into what
sometimes called saloon No ~ Greenwich street weeIe
he took OF his coat the pockets Of which contained Elizabeth
Thompson money ard hung Il convenient pes John
was Duriug this brief Interval sp
Youn the baTe )ckeis Of
sforesad coat which the John Bold hapg on he peg
Aforesaid When John returned he the coat upon his
kck but Eir,beh ThompSon's 1915 had van'shsd man
named Ryan who had been IN the soon and cav Young take
N nousy from Bolds pocket nd bad received the OF
not 20 anything ialoned Bold bow the money mas
gore ON his cospocket Young arrested aud taken
Justice Osborn yeserdiy aud ted for examination Ryan
wa, sen. % tbs House Of Detention witness.
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Arrived.

sa,nss, Kaanroo (BE> MeThoass LlyepoTa 70 johs
Qgecs:ou 5,e. p M indse sIa 20 S,r passed r. N.
,,-.bio Per,i, bound hence for Live poo. SsP~ 80
or & passed Hamburg ship Humboldt SousS t,p Havre q
% IN ba,,t TO master Az. 80 a 80 10 lon y repeeS
Rcb, 4. Lane hence for Liverpool The a. r. =
y,serly wiad, nost OF tie passage q, ds,, ndse 10
sk Ausg, JPrls Wasek, Bordeaux 81 asy,, hsS Osl
FsacI Me!acke Neadl. Experienced hea'I "''''>
ane p F5e,nre,, tRrl Dn,more Port Mosr, IN oa
Bii: Tyre fBrl. holmes, Lnsan' O. BE- i'a's' "'''
iexa, Champln, Fall River In ballast 49,, :, Ns,e,H
sehr Encoit, DJn5aa, Lngar, T. b. 10 11' ''
Duuc,n. g.. ItvsrrocA
sAILrD-sep t7-shp Roger A. Hears, ior Hndrsse
Bs,k J,as Das.est, Glasgow. Bhgs aufs,so n St. "a
Lss. Cardenas =,
NIND-During the day, from n. Ito
Tux snip I,SoKsrER from Hamburg WIN AZ ~ ~
wa. brought into tie por Of Montevldee July ~ y
49, hss, abandoned Engsh bank pY VI q "a, a
n "a aErs OKnarA, from Boston, e2ane toI H
into he lower Bsy to. day llSlhl for hhoof'
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receipts including stock that had be worked c6 A
c Ia other respects the maIss. shows b.. ls si.ssn
selected az slc At Chambens l2O large gas Calves were
sent IN which '''of hE l'sP 1so HAIs head
Receipts hi. week 10 23 which scarcely varies from I.,
weighed alive One Which s sSoas q
wednesday while transaction. Of to-day sesce vary fo,n
the figures Of one week ago Good fat sheep in M demand
sHBEP DRoyERs At BR0wyiSGs
From Rockwell Conoysr 81, Peter Kim.r los
SssIT:R sIs ? M fs AGdTs rev. Fas"
c Con s jacob toE ss@ s q
smith Cs coos s S0 Samuel nsS t S1ag s5oT sS
h hS Mf 1, l' j. L B Pa., q jacob
Iias 80 II Benjamin. 81 Total ss5 = ''" ''i H. Hop
From ohiC-E Gop. 1881 Peter Van Devenssr en-; s. @.
From Eew-Jerey1john Cornell "A; Andrew RObbn,, 90,
From Pennsylvuuis-R Richard Bells 100
From Hk csp eHSyS Meo =. o' ssz
A. Culver, 1871; John Mseey. 49, James Elliott ies -;
M FS:tipsos stSi si.in.S S i, f P:si
Fom Ohio: W. Florence. i7s; A. j. Moore Iszro,., u,
From Now'Jeney; T. Coleman ll7i j. stwel, ls-Total
SALES or SHEEP ASD LAMBS.
OBIien McGraw report sales of 10 dcveS-2 100 hsss
SHEEP and s9S; for .ol aea ~ s average e.
svsaEs 3D. 30 One separate lot IF these sveT'g -
and Lambs for SC6 rs average, SO head Stock mostly
L, n1l and yJ generally I,, yd so cd
sold tOO Sheep and 81 average
Y head. Some of these very prime
Chaherin reports stock sold by ksse Mcpherson Jndd
buckingham, A. Van Vert, William s. Chanbeflin and
ers rs follows: IS Sheep and Lambs IS 80 Ill t So 100
- 20 2S5 at So 29 at 50 75 f68 3 So s. 30 3D.
~ - 22 at 80 ~ 1872 at So :08 at ~ 87l 20 ~ u.s.
2zl at SO ST. 247 at 80 so 70 at ~ 80 and 1875 at 81
THE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this week $3.50.
The following auoaiions of odsv gfver he ,ba c.
pefntendert Mr. Grant - 49, - N
Corn, ale. gross
VIII odse RECENT, the ac. .- gross
not more than goo head In the Yards Brokers think
receipts not allowed greatly exceed the above total row
that cooler weather approaching which win add to the con-
sumption Of pork in this city, prices will be apt to favor the
seller
Geo W. DOrman gives the following the price Of Hogs this
week
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man gives the following a, the price Of Hog. Chi.
Cambridge Cattle Market.

IMPORTED FOR THB n 7. TRIBCNB, lfxo. RuPP
"WEDNESDAY Sept. 10. 1851.
Whols number Of Cattle market sos: 200 eeyes
and $50 stores consisting Of Working Oxen Mich Cows
one two, and three. year-olts.
Paicrs OF MARKsT BszrE1tr. se9ss25j FIRST quality,
IS o.; second quality, 80 IS; third quality -
PKtcEs OF STORE CArTLy.-Working Oxen. per pair from
SOD 1885, Cows and Calves $25 S3T, to S42; Year
liHgs 80 So; TwcyesoldS, $le0l5; Three DID, 5GQ
81.
Sheep aud Lambs 5000 market prices In lots 81 u.s. So
s. - extra, 72l7 - 81 to 80 SO. from 10.
Spring Lslibs none.
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TO ARRIVE,
Passengers Arrived

In sf,rs,iis Kangaroo, from Lsepoo'-M
Nspsrri, Mi.s Rseman Ms Plekers MI X - S cSil
Mr, Kcr6sr Mr. Master, Mr. BuIsa MTs OsSs M
Si,nsv Mr. aud Mr, Muir and child Mr. b. ne Boache
May al children, Mr.. sud Mrs pSwpeSh Tr j. Robin.
ar " Nos.sau, Nr. ". Williams, Af' e. Ss"ss't and
anI Miss Nayo Mr Dewrest, Miss rrimol' Sn' 0'''''
children.
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WORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1861

by playing national and operate airs at intervals Ao.
dresses on various subjects connected with horticulture
will be delivered each evening during the exhibition
by DR.. Trimble DIR. Grant, p b. Mead editor of The
Agriculrist Prof. Mapes, A. ). Fuller and others.
The exhibition will continue for three days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
MARRIED,

wax DFRvEER-LETsON-At New. Bruins sick, New Jer.
sew on "Wednesday Sept 49, by the Rev. j. b. AlgeF Mr.
louis H. Van Dsrveer OF SomcIvie, NewJersey, 10 Mis-,
h,ry Bruyr daughter Of the ato William Letson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

DAMAGE BY THE RAMA three-story frame house
In Pacific street. Pears tumbled down yesterday in
Of damage to the foundation caused by the rain The
having recently been filed 10 conform to the grade Of
Fabuh avenue found necessary raise the house. The
food carried the work away and the buding opped
over Damage about $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
DIED.

TtBBs-In Brooklyn on "Wednesday. Sept 49, Louis TuLm
younse,. child Of samuel and Ruth Emma Tubbs, eyed
noa hy aud DAYS
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NEw-YOaK CATTLE MARKET
For THE WEEK ENI

For THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. 49, 1861.
TOTAL RECEIPTS CATTLR KINDS. FOR THE WEEK.
According 10 the reports from the several market In the
city, there have been received this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

ExnrpIrros Of the BnooKLYs HoRTnrLruRAL.
SooIErY.-Tho annual exhibition Of the Brooklyn
Horticultural Society opened yesterday afternoon IN
the lecture.room Of the Academy Of Music, Montague
street, near Court The display Of plants, flowers,
fruits and vegetables is much larger than it has btea
on ary previous occasion and the result is good deal
of orowding a room twice the size Of the one occu-
pied might be filed with what is now exhibited. The
vegetables are placed in the side.rooms leaving the
main hall TO the fruits howers and rare plants On
entering the door two stands OF Quecn marguerite
flowers, from the French nursery at Gloucester Land
ing n. ". present very pretty appearance Parsons
q Co Of Flushing exhibit fine collection offerns and
other plants. John Humphrey Of Brooklyn EXHIBITS
the pandanus Utilus, screw plant native OF the
East Indies, which attracts great deal OF attention
on account of It's novelty and beauty. The Dracana
Ferlaii Dracana Spectallis Indarubber tree, &C.. on
the same table are also Oh jects OF attention.
Mr. Is. II. Mace of Newburgh, n. u, exhibits
large variety Of fine grapes; among them the Deia'
ware Is conspicuous; some Of the punches on eXbbl
ton weigh nine llealso exhibits the Concord,
Union Village and Esengburgh grapes, all OF ine she
and beautiful in appearance. Cowan vineyard, late
Burion's at Glen Cove, l.. l., contributes large
variety of grapes all OF great size and most agreeable
10 the sight. Among the variety are the Syrian,
nearly as transparent as glass, the Portonnoir and
Black Hamburg. Elwanger & Barry OF Rochester
exhibit 1856 varieties of pears and 81 varieties OF apples
which, IN every FetpeV', Is INC HheS' uio1". oNe'
made here.
james Weir of Bay Ridge contributes plums
peaches, pears, and ounces Louis Menand Of Albany
exhibits two banana trees in full fruit, great cos
ity He has also number OF variccTted plants sgch
caladiulas begonias marantas fern, aud screw pine
member Of the cactus family, called the old Mans
Beard presents venerable appearance. Ferns from
Ausiaa Of different varieties, also objects OF Gu
riosiiy. Andrew Brldgeman Of New-Nork City en-
hibs a choice collection OF leaf plants--coladlums
beeonias &C. Isaac Buchanan OF Seventeenth street
New-York has fine assortment of orchids and yaiie-
gated leaf plauts. The Butterfly Orchid IS particularly
Noticeable. o. Eterbeert, A. &. Burgess, Dailledouso
& Zeer, and George Hamlyn, also exhibit fine vaIie.
ties of flowers In pots, cut flowers grapes, &c. A
Scotch thistle, grown 10y Mr.. q. B. Miller of Washing
ton avenue Brooklyn, from seeds taken from the
grave OF the poet Burns attracts great deal OF atteH-
lion.
During the afternoon there were not many visitors
but ut night the place was thronged and the heater
portion OF the building having been thrown open there
was slace enough for all. Dodwortl's Band was IN
ATTENDANCE, and ADDED 10 the nIees. Of the occasion
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