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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08

TUESDAY. July !, 1863
AsHEs-Ths m,rk, s steady and good inquiry prevail.
sales Of 90 bbls at 8s for Pots and S96?t for Pearls
tOIlOH-ksrly In ths day moderate demand prevailed
aud few salos made to manufacturers basis Of tc
for Mddns but since the receipt VI the news nom Niek.
bgf.h the aksi become much unsettled aud hou
Tsfass price We Quilt quotations the
would bs entirely gaes work. aud not to be depended upon
sale Of oov-nsut Cotton eok place to-day which rather
dragged though previous to the OF GRANTS sue
Better prices obtained than would have been pos
bs later day eo bslos sddnss sold from $50 to
co., part stained, ana l%3 bass sos Island at Sodyc
COZ EEJ the various isy0fsble reports nom the
Of the naTkst much depTsssod and though
there has been aovity In Rio understand the Trans
actions arc oossdssbs decline sales Of 900 bags Rio
balance Of the cargo Of the ToTdcnky private tss
MsA WIN. Scott Bon make the stock % Rio In tho coun-
Try a. follows baltimore Oov bags. aud Ne~fora. lO3J92
total, lt13l7 bags
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tho market for Western and State
Flour more active but tho low aud medium grades
again S6loc y bb lower Influenced By large arrivals aud
rapid decline IA Ood Exchange and tho tendency
and ows The sales 10 400 bbls at ~ $50 ~ 9o for
superhne State aud Westerns - 1905 Us for ordinary to
fancy do &5 5000 03 for sIrs Ohio shipplngi ~ 0d
0 63 for trade and family brands ard f69Ss 90 for ~
Louie EXTRAS Canadian flour In fair demand but Of lower
sales Of go bbl. at ~ ed % 80 for tho TO" gfado
Of Extra, and IS so1S7 20 for trade and family brsnss
Southern Flour 10 IN good request but prices are also
lows sales Of 900 bbls al fo mixed TO good Su-
hys Flour 10 Ia fair request and 10 steady sales OF go bbs
90 4Od IS u.s. Corn Meal sctive but at lower
rie and - Abd ~ o. for Brandy wine
FIsI-Dry Cod firm and In fair rsqusst sales OF 800
quinlsls IT. Georges Bank At 90 l2td$6 81 Macherel are
In fair demand At full rates sales Of oeo bales .'S
large DO snd ell 73exl2 rs for No. Bay Smoked Hor
ring dali and plenty but oil hs receipts going into
store In anticipation Of higher rates We quote Scaled ii
URAlNThs Wheat mArkst 10 better supplied, and with
further decline IN Exchange and 0od prices d2o bash
lever, b, 'ass We close 0 Change sPsaS a 'oAsd VIZ
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- PGNNsYLvAEIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
With it, coBn.eon., forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FaoN Nrw-YoEk TO TIM PRiscIpAL WEsTERs CITIES
Seven trains daily from ke~York 70 Philadelphia. Via
N.w.Jensy ssd C.meen and Amboy Line r,,,s
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY THIS
EOTTTF LEAVE REW-YORK FROM THE
FOOT or COURTLANDT-Sr ~
By way ofPhisdslphia the morning ps'enss leave Now
York time a. Other routes evening passengers
Of s D. m, one hour later than other limos
BY way Alen,orn syesing passengers leave p M.
two later than tie Northern lines and by both route,
points in II. NORTH Vast Ce,tins Indianapolis, lOpsvis
T. Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati, and oil main
points w est, with fewer changes Of oars.
Pburlh $50 miles and New York TO Pittsburgh, 40 miles
smoking and Saloon Cars on ell trains.
Faoe the a. other routss.
Ensgage checks through. TTAnssrs Hoe.
Secure Tickets good untR used by Pittsburgh
WEsTERN EMIGRATION.
Accommodation Line which shords comfortable mode Of
travel parties moving westward at onshaf the u'sn rates
Of fare. l,,n
BY this route egh.s Of al description can Be forwarded
TO and from any point the hairosds Of Ohio kentue.y
indians iiinos wisconsin Iowa or missouri sy RAIL
Road DIRECT to port On the nsvigsbie rvsfs oil the
West by seanrrs from Pittsburgh.
The rates Of Freight to and from any point In The We"
the PsnDsyvsnia Central Railroad oil tiuss a. fAvob
ehsrssd by other Hsssa Cempsnis Merchants and
shippers inrusng tho transportation Of their Fegh to this
Company can rely WITH eSnid s%"c on lite speedy transit
Fsrmsrs and Dealers In Live Stock will find this most al
vAntagsous rosie Cspscsus Yards, well wstsTed and sup
and s connections and svey st.nton paid to their
Prom Harrisburg whore viii be found every convenience for
feeding and Is,9s eLses ;T Shs1s@ q VI, rlaADEL
J. l. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. l Aston House
No ix.tor H.u.s. and No. l South wiuI.mst
MCDONALD BIscHoFF' Emifs s ,H:s,s,,,
ENoCH LEWIS General Superintendent Aitssaa Ps
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opIyISo DAY or THE MARKET.


Monday. July 6-If none but Rebels and their
s,i.nd. suffered defeat We should rejoice Blu. such =
dese.. as the specul.,or ia beef cattle will suffer this
week involves All who deal In them. There over
900 head Of brlock sale day and prices have dec lined
cant pound and the lower grades OF stock stu
OF hitch has sold a, rates estimated less than 70
pound Tor Ito Prices range nom that up to llc and
yo.siby hts higher oI ie" extra good eaoeks, which
fair will ioc and TO the reduced figures.
pound mui, be added the 10" estimate OF weight that
always falling market IL 10 the lowest market
Of ,hs year 1862 and but foI the glorious news that anse
al. A. ould still the supply
for the demand Nonshsye been taken to-day
Goyeuueu account and although tho brokers crowded
sales with all possible dispatch during the forenoon there
unusual number unsold at noon WHOM trade ssckoned
and dsed on to night leaving good m.ny cattle tor the
second day and more expected whether "u % possible
10 sell oil we shall zee Tomorrow.
TMa Gloss OF rHE nARxRr.
T.sSddy July We'll. We have seen the morrow, and
have much state Of hipss for drovers than
saw yesterday Some 81 them were looking fo chance to
out dgovss very early In the morning giving
up ali hope OF selling out Others determined to sss
III. end Off" being satisfied that there chance f
nope nsIt week there many grs.. Steers crowdins
forward Ia Of tho douh (Which serious IN
parts Of this state and very severe IN Ohio aud other
k, no sod their light steers dry cows rough oxen and
ses declare that they did not got 3d6c n for the
m., some stock has cold high In hi.
As il did las. week. because worry difficult to mud IT, OK.
hore aud there few buocks IN place and upon such
upon n. MEDIUM elias: Of Western Steer. the last Of large
bought when prices were high and some Of which have
sold at los. ia. the eo.. on the farm. In noi, o. Iowa
sold al or cents pound les than tho cssI sold
May aud juno From morning to night Monday there
decline Of ~ to % hesd-sod the rates still lower
day They lower than heretofore upon every oass
butchers animals The weather Ia uniavofabe-bcing damp
and of such character that meat keops badly though
for July
The opportunity to-day buy stock for srssng 10 better
than may again soon but willing to
bak In the undertaking account Of the short pastures
and the certainty that the hay crop will be Il ort
baltimore buy OF In market to-day vi the quality Of
the low priced don't suit him Cattle which 5io
y ID 10 Ohio offered al SIC n at Albany, without
sale and brought here and sod than all the
and commission. We Of lots OF Western
losny so ahead Soma Of the heaviest losers
say dont cArs-l iiny oil that for tbs great
violosy have gained"
TEssroRrArOn has been interrupted this week through
Pennsy vsnis that all stock Philadelphia oae from
Ohio via New York About 500 head OF went the
Cspdsa sad Anboy rosd N0pdsy Seus lots Of hos lay
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CA.x or ABpucrIoS.-On Monday james john
.ou boy .bou, ten years of age abducted nom the
,choo, IN East Ono hundred.h sndt snty6h street, W.
strange m and two women who went there ana 'e ss.
carriage Tho boy adopted son Of henry h0s
residing in Third avenue between oDehnnaI's anu
fourth and One hundred snd-twsuty-hh streets
improbable that .oms Of tho boys rss''' soos s0'' %ess
Of obtaining possession of him Mr. Ebert and
of The Prsons. started cut par's Of tho 'uppo
bue,ors hu. up to this ss have not 'uos''a's N
ius any siss 70 shsU whsss9sss
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NETWORK Il NEW-IIAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING JULY T.. 1904
Passenger Station In Es--loIs. corner 27hS and cha"
Entrance Zslh-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK:

TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YORK;
FOR Nsw.Hs'en. 7, Eth ll.J0 a. M; l2l' (EIl.
49, (EI.L 50 so and y IA. - -.
For Brisg.port tEI.J. I'D m lil3 NIL 10
EI J. 20. so and ..
For Milford and S rstfor5 T. l.3os 20 SO p. m.
For Fairfield. Southport and WeGpor 7 Ilj1 9 IN $50.
s. SPIN ,,. $500.
ror D.rien and Cr..nwieh T. go IL 80 50, 40,
For Stanford. 7sEIl 80, Ilocs H. I2.i5 Or 40
Oh 20 40. $780, y IN
M 3 80 40. ~. esp
FOR Port Chester ahd Ne. Rochelle. q ?.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield. N. lh1 30 (EHh ep m
For Boston. ", Shore Line l2l3 (Er J. p M. -
For Hartford and Springfield. a II. tEIl n5o, IN
Oh p. N. . N
For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal q m. Ell
IL. ~ a. and Z. - 9. III. 70 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and Fishtiil Rsilfosi. eEIl,
II 30 N.
sFor New Haven EswLoadon and s.OnIngton Railroad d.
Ga m. IL is. 40, Up. IN.
Tor Canal Railroad. IL IS p. m. TO Northampton
FOR HoDsstonic Railroad, ga IN. 80 .. m
FOR Naus.tuok Railroad, 2 - IN, 2JO p.
For Dsnbary and Norwslk RAILROAD. "a m, 40 p. IN.
Comuo dlous Sleeping Cars attached TO p m. Tain
JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent
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Grlnrsions.

EXCURSIONS to COMFY ISLAND.-Ihe
IL Car. Of the COkEY ISLAND and BROok i'm
RAILROAD COMPANY every siH minutes from FULTON
Cstharns Ferries Brooklyn, connecting Z. city inc Win
osrs for reensd Dsvrssnd 6Lsspshssd Bay and Censy
Issnd-Brooklyn, May ~ 1863 ,..
EOR the Fishing Banks-SteamM MARYLAND
II Law, 0r.udst H. r. att a. IN , Peck Slip. $780, Full
ton Ferry. Brooklyn. 1850. Dey-sI r. $50 daily rs 1Vc
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Copartner-
,hip hefetofors eristlns spd.r the name Of IL BUR
RELL K Co ~ THIS DAY DISSOLVED by mutual con
ssut and tho busineu affairs Of the len With sEY-
IOJE BURRELL to settle Ut No % Pssrst New iork,
Juao II, 1864 HhRhY kUhhkLLt
The Produce Business hitherto conducted By ii. BUR.
HELL Co. will be continued at No - FesIl and No !"
WstersG, by bEfMOUR bUhhhbb
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NJEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHIA snd the SOUTH and WEST. via JEh-
SPY CITY-Msil and Express Lines leave New YORK att
and 10 a m. g. O. 1850 and 1lJo p m. Pare - Through
baggage checked o. and 10 m. AID 30 and lio
a., ~. ,bl,g,op ard at and D. for ths West
w WOODBURY.. Assistant superip.sndeut
No Baggage will be received for trains uns delivered
and IS Of the time Of leaving
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Chances for Dusiness Mtn.
Go n)hom II man Concern.

r WISH to MARRY am man % years OF
age sht complexion black hair and black eyes, feet
hsh present 10 the United States service but shall soon
be relieved when shall seek an Interview have oottss.
redeuos well furnished including piano, with loo acres OF
lsnd well cultivated abundance Of fruit aud money ct int.
s Nc alsbe young lady should fail to iaciose carte ds
yf,ite within three days. Address No. 3% u 5. flag
slip Miunosots. Hampton Roads, Va.
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fnrniinre.

OFDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE of
b,,rsnted manufacture Also solid Chestnut and Walnut
Ilhsr suites paiu and ornamental st Ii +. EARRING
SONS s Cansist' opposite Wooster E''AUhsnea Io'o.
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GteamboGis an0 Railroads.

INFECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART
~ FORD. connecting with Railroad 70 SPRINGFIELD.
NORTHAMPTON BELLOWS FALLS. BkATlLE.
BORO, &c. Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Peck.slip
p M, Monsay Wednesday, aud Friday Steamer CIT
OF HARTFORD leaves Ptcs slip at p M. Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday
The boats OF this e frs;-oas Sound steanes and
commanded by competen and experienced officers.
kew-Yort Nav rs 1868
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priniing.

ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
Lwsdlns At Home and Note Pspor Se Bu.insss cards
BiLHs.d, Portraits ko uKELLf'3 No 81 Fulton ct N l..
l OBJ Printing at Old prices, ut Eclers Printing
once 40 Fulton. Pear't n. T. Crd', Cnonlss Bill
heads Labels Posters. famphs' &C. quick nes snd cheap
lHO PUBLISilERS.-Adnm and Cylinder
Il PRESS WORK from plates or iet,er-prsss. with neat.
Dispatch tho steam Printing Establishment cor
Coae Whito sITeot. fs proof vaults for plates
Also. BOOK aud JOB PRINTING. Of every variety.
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CTEAM ENGINE for SALE-One OF Hoes,
- Aft>sa.hsrss powell Apply u The Tribune otes'
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Coparinership Hotties.

BaLrixoRE June 90. 1868
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-The firm Of
IN HUNT. CLARK 4 Co. (consistiag Of WM. III. HUNT.
STEPHEN w. CLARK and RIG BARD V. X. hEICHUN),
doing business al the Of aud lOh-.ts
d. c. ard fom thence removed TO No - sst
Prstt Baltimore Maryland whore the b1snes' was con-
tuusd % 70 about tho day Of August lol, when tho
firm Dissolved by the deose.s Of STEPHEN w
CLARK this being the ft notice Published Of said di''oa
don Tho surviving parties VIM. H. Hunt and Richard v
r. Kstohu having purchased tho interest Of stophsn W.
CLARK deceased hoIn his sdinsttanI and eosnu.d the
bu .ne ss undor a.. and hfm OF HUNT kbICHUM
u 10 hs 2h dag OF May 1909 at which date they dis'o' 3D.
and .sid Kstehu purchased the interest Of sad liant from
and alter the lat day Of June 1904 the Two Aforesaid
paftnsIships forth In their articles OF dis.outon
H. V. H. kFTCHUM.
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'INIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

=
All uferers the lbsve eompaints shsr 81 recent OF
lonr standing, are sdvssd TO use BLAlRS GOUI MD
RHEUMATIC PILLS. They DO relied upon the most
safe shsctu remedy offered to the public and have
been universally used In Europe fer ~iIh sss
gsstsst success.
rr.psr.d BY PROUT nARSAST. No 22s Strand Lon.
don Raslsndl and cold BY their Agents. WELLS Co.,
Yrsnkin at, Nsw.Ysrk.
Her MsIesty's have authorised the
and sddress OF THOMAS PBOUT l19 Strand London" to
be Impressed upon the Oovemsn stamp aIed 10 each boz
Of the ysnuins medicine
Price e3 and Is cent? per boz
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,ONG ISLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


kEW-HAyEN and sHoRE LINE RAILROAD.-On
20 ssI MONDAY June 49, 1888 sTR AIN will leave nth.
and ~h-sv. Ut 1875 p IN, pa.sins Though Haven
LONDON and Sonngton to East 0rssnwiob Il / with
S,n o1se o. cars, when the splendid steamer Water LILY
~ % waiting to stat on toe srrvs Of ID.
ss ioI Newport sfordns spendid sail down Nsnssansst
&,.,h living @s'~ p u Tickets sold aud baggage checked
@saAH JAS h hOYT. supsrlatsaAsaA
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Ocean 6ieamers.

gTHE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN.
WALrRR PATos Commander.
xill be dispatched
Frpr Ln0poI 6rom NT 5@S
Saturday May 10, Saturday Juneo'
snssSsy Jupe 3d. Tuesday. July 81,
and Al regular Intervals thereafter. ~
TIpST CABIN &95 to f139
SECOND
Excursion Tickets and back in the Fhst and Second
Cabins only. fare and half - -
Servants psnyiug passenger and children under IL
,rar, OK age, half fare. Infants free. 49,
THIRD CABIN ';..;...''''''''' ~
ALL FARES PAYABLE IN GOLD, OR IT'S EQUINA'
LENT IN u. s. CURRENCY.
Each passenger cd 20 cubic fest of luggage
An experienced Surgeon on board.
CHAS A. WHITNEY.
At the Once No. 70 Broadway.
For frslzht. apply to ,, 49,.
Nc. 81 Sosth-st
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4musemenis.
DARNTJMu AMERICAN MUSEUM

II
- EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK,
COMMENCING MONDAY, July 8. 1861
ONE WEEK MORE.
ONE WEEK MORE,
ONE WEEK MORE,
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
LAST WEEK
LAST WEEK
LAST WEEK
GEN. TOM THUMB.
GEN. TOM THUMB.
GEN. TOM THUMB,
GEN. TOM THUMB,
HIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WIFE,
HIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WIFE.
and tbs wsrld.renownsd
COM. MUTT,
COM. MUTT,
COM. MUTT.
the three SMALLEST MEN AND WOMEN ever known
On the face Of the globe.
This 10 positively their
LAST WEEK AT THE MUSEUM.
LAST WEEK AT THE MUSEUM,
LAST WEEK AT THE MUSEUM,
" they .ppsIi Stanford. Conn; on MONDAY, July -
korwak lsh Dsnbury 18th and 18th, and Bridgeport 18th
aud 18th, prsyicu, to sailing fsr Eqrope, sachs
l., FAMILY OF lLFIS HUMANITY
the s.ts curiosity and wonder 10 tue w0hd less than
PERFECT IN FORM AND FEATURE,
PERFECT IN FORM AND FEATURE,
~.
and every way agreeable Thsy will 10 on exhibition every
EvEfY MORNING AT II O'CLOCK.
In the Lecture Room every part OF which 10 tree to ali vs
!O they sppe.r in their wedding dresses and ether Co,
tunes AID VARIOUS Characters and remain on exhibition I'LL
AFTERNOON and EVENING, beside th.I, exhibition on
the platform In the ain Hall OF thu Museum at g. Il and
socoei they sppsu In the Lecture Room. between the
scs u the Play. Ia varsity Of costumes and characters
Also, to De seen,
Tho GRAND AoUARIA. Leaned Seal. Sea Lion, Mon
.,. Bear Living AnAoondas Wax Figures ands Million other
Wonders
Tho Msn,ssr Ia. the satisfaction Of announcing sngs
sESFoRDs ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
SANFORDs ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
6ANtORD'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
ETGR6 MTYsTRELs. pELIHEATORs,
NEGRO MlssTRELs. DELINEAT0Rs.
COMIC oPERAiic PERFORMERS
COMIC 0PERIfic PERFoRMER5
In the country Il is eomPe..d ofthe best t.ent OF
TWO kSIlRE COMPANIES.
the best singers dane- ad comic operate artists TO be
Th., i've their ininit.bls performances
EVERY AFTERNOON 4" } selSe. and ,,,,,,.,,,,, :,
Admission to all ?, e.n,., Children uadsr TO- IS cent.
NIBLO. GARDEN.
~ LESSEE AND MASAGER."...wM wHEATLEY.
Begin st 9: eoaslade a. twenty minutes toll.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 1909
THE ATTRACTION or THE CITY
Johs Brou,h.ui'. ;sld romantic DfAma, entitled
THE DUKES MOTTO,
SIXTH WEEK
TRIUMPHANT CAREER,
NO DIMIaUriON
IN THE NIGHTLY THRONES
DISTINGUISHED SUCCESS
KNOWN TO IHE METROPOLIS FOR YEARS
Tie eoebrsted Irish Come iisn and Vocalist.
Mr. COLLINS.
Who la. pacA.ssd tic sole for The produesn Of this
spsadid ~ IA Amsrica ss
CkRRiCKYyRGUs.
An Ir,h sslsi.r q Perfume, ri,h ths s9nEs WINE
ST.. WIN wHEATLEY
a. hs rensftsbls psnons,ion Of
Cspt HENRI DE- LAGARDERI,
UNArfR0ACHABLE CAST
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
ORIGINAL MUSIC,
NEW COSTUMES
MECHANICAL EFYEcTT.
and FURNITURE.
GRAND CORPS DE- BALLET.
IN TIE COUNTRY.
HssisL Condsc,Or. ......HARvEY d. DoDwoRrH
BoIoGs. op.a daily. nom 8 I'll s. where s.sss can b.
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
ZANE ENGLISHs THEATER
~ AT LAURA KEESE'S.
THE PURORE OF EXCITEMENT
To see ,ks great Variety Comedy o. the
WIVES OF PARIS,
warrants tho Management. 10 rslssinE u the
FOURTH SUCCESSIVE WEEK,
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In. S.wYoI and Erie Rairo.i mske. the follown.
mort oft.nspor,son Of sook for tho week ending July
ta,il. O. $50; Hogs 1910 sheep f<0 Horses. so Mules,
Do car Poultry.
BEEF CATTLE
Number reported for this mufst q, FortJfo1rh street.
4,iS3.
IN. pre.s today quoted a. follow;
Firtauslity........Io oil Ordinary
b
Some sIus good Beeves may be quoted al iiic.
Tls general average Of the market At Ole
The most Of the sales rsnfs from q 10 loc-
Pries. per pound. OF different weights viii
D.. fouu in accounts Of saes OF sgndry dTovsA
Total number VI Bssrcs rocsiysd IL the ey this week
5,3O1.
inns 10 II, head than last week. aud 7s3 head more
than tho OF last The average number osch
Wednesday market last year 051 head. while the
Der to-day beng 49, shows s3l head than the sVsss
aud Coz head more than shi' day week
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nlc0lcnl.


ONE 10 SIX BOXES of " WINCiESIER'
" sPEClYiC PILL" vii y~marrAay Gaze sny e", o.
Segi.a! Hedlssn daily nightly HJpHvrA AsoziVArsD'
her result. hsm Lxeess' and vii DO
equally sfcen Ia sfs oss Of the Prosfais Datsis
md dis.s..s s.asfsIy Of The Uriaarg Ofsaas
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS -" hsvs u'ed your 'sPs'
eye PiLl In many Of SS~sivrANa and With he ~0'i
ssrJse. ,useo." j. MiLTos sAsDEKs ~ d., Ii D.. BroA
rn
"hh ~ neus 'spsahe As any nsle,s e'a be- have
cured very With nom 'II TO rss po'r"-b
kMrn ~ d.. I'd Rspofory Of Md sc'eses A"s fo'h
PERSONAL" H. W,a1As.s~ is woRrHr o. ALI oossi.
prscn and dsyotss his s automatically to these PrspnS
usn."--D gusdit, Rssss, H. H.. LII D.. hs~,sas hsses!
Cazsfts. ksv- York
The SPECIFIC PILL IA not q Homeopathic remedy, nor
does contain Mercury Iron Canthsdss any pJun,us
sdisot Phcs per boz slI boIss (Shss erastsd al
o,esj Tor ss Sent by mail. b1id Wholesale and retail BY
J. WINCHESTER. No % John Of. n. l.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
NAY BOAT FOR ALBANY-The large
EOR CATSKILL and MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

a The steamer THOMAS POWELL will leave loot Of
vsnklin-st. TUESDAYS aud THURSDAYS Of each week
q y M and SATURDAYS at 3p IN, landing al Nal
Con connecting with stages 81 CsLiu to The hesnisn
Hosss Delhi and Gilbos Leaves Catsb for New York
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, step. IN.
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ZANE ENGLIsHs TIiEATER
AT LAURA kEESES.
THE PURORE OF EXCITEMENT
To see the tre.t Variety Comedy o. the
WIVES OF PARIS,
FOURTH SUCCESSIVE WEEK.
introducing The great - - -
TROUPE ST DENIS
Ballet Csrps. Drsmsiie Compsuy,
siAOEAs DAhCkhS, ACRoBATS.
The beautiful
ROsITA.
100 STAR PERFORMERS.
~ Thur'isy EveuiuG n" been Sc, spsrt Gfsnd Gem
plm.ni.ry TESTIMONIAL to JANE ENGLISH. on which
oe.asioa Mis. KATE PENSoYER, MARIE BOSiFAcE.
KATE FISHER. the eslsbrsi.i osiSsKI SISTERS. Mons
BABTIsTAH. MADAME zAsFRETrA. the e..br,,ed
HOLMAN OPERA TROUPE. fourteen beautiful young
.d.s aad twelve matters together with HOST Of VOL
UETEERs will appeal being tho ls,s wsok Of her Psn.0-
mine Company
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'"s'p' TAE HOO MARKET.

Receipts this week. iV,SV
1hs market on Friday very full and sales dull coosc
quenuy there large sIock len ever w Aoedsy whee
r.h .sock this morning shippsr win be prspIsd io low
quotations. which are given oy nsniy " Ssns SUPER
live weish,, IS iN9ss 81, Disiilsry-'ed, *47seta
The stock ON large this morning tne w~asei sieky
Gsos. " pomAn gives the following tho price Of Hsss
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N'OR Newburgh, West Point POughkeepsle.
and Rondopt-Ste,mer Mary Powell leave, pier foot Of
sy every afternoon 81 O'CLOCK for West Point, New
,urgh, Poughkeepss. and Hopdout
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LINE IOI On, VIA CKU-
~ TON, NRW-LOEDON S1ONINGTON PROVI-
oENCE. NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEW. BEDFORD
tn. splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLY
MOUTH ROCK will Pier No. 10 n r. foot Of Court
hn1tst daily Except sunday ut 5 pm.
freight taken low by any other line Once Of Com
Veny No lis Wsst-st., corner OF Courtlsndh
fsw-York, March g. 1879 w M EDWARDS. Agent
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FUN bUoIUN,
WORCESTER, PALMER FlICHBUEO, NASHUA
LOWELL CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
III. new aad stsunch steamers Of the Norwich lne
CITY OF BOSTON aud CITY OF NEW-YORK
leave New ERIK daily (sundsys erceptcd at O'Clock
from Pier NO. 30 North River. foot Of vesryst,
FOR NEW.LONDOk.
thers connecting With the Steamboat Express Train for
above points via Norwich Worcester Boston Woreeste
Woreettsr kashua and New London Northern Railroads
Freshs tssa at the lowest rates For Information inquire
Z. s. MARTIN. AGENT OF thu Pier.