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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07
-orRr OF OYER AND TFRMlNER-Oor 6-Beior
Justice HAHsARp.
"oNF OF THE PEOPLE CALLED RioiLAs.

Tie People agL William Sianion
IN. prisoner IN this case was indicted Tor not III
uly last. ,n being aruign-d his council entered pea oil
guilty. IN hi. behalf akcd that the eucucy Of the Govt
he .,.nded 10 him =. far possible In making this request
n tie p,oneI behalf the counsel aii that the rr4-ene was
horn and reared IN the Twelfth ard IN this city ni SPEAK
ps from Dol .onal acquaintance with him ior ro csdcc 10
twenty wears could the prisoner that he was sun
pie. minded boy, and gult..' Of any nnnonly ns
m g1l mo had enlisted IN Capt McQuadc's company oi The
lth Regiment Ncwiok Volunteer and rem,lnrd IN sri'r
nearly years participating Ia every battle ton h1h nun
down IN which that regiment MS Engaged hhti nrh
of his when he received ssoVvre cut IN ms he'u
which had still further impaired his naturally weak MIMI
On the 6r,, day Of the recentros he ,hr COUNSEL was PEE
pared to state from his kno~ledge That ~" prisoner /"
by the Keeper the local psou attached TO the
Fourth District Court 10 watch h. drug store Ia tue odhs
snd that he faithfully performed hs duty ~ TINS csaoot 'hal
ay and ush But The prisoner had Informed him that tue
ueIt day he was induced 10 take much duk aud while
the inuenc. ~ liquor pressed by other persons TO
20 them the Fourth Eaitoad When he com
ntted Of reposs charged against him The prisoner
had been Imprisoned nearly three months Ills mother as
nearly blind and he her chief support lie was ucty
unable to pay tine and he the e0In,cD hoped me osu
would view Of the representations made mako his puh1'h
ment As lisht . tho ends u Justice would admit
The Assistant District Attorney tMr carsn) sou W W
had no opposition To make TO the application
| In passing sentence, Judge Barnard said II, A..
III. highest punishment that the law inrcts 'f VIZ ~ H.
for which you have been indicted In an inpttoie ~
p.ntentary for one year aud tne OF fsa' u ~ -, ?,
been my CUSTOM however. when prisoners pra 2 ~ en-
tighten the sentence whrn ''
courage others tab. from courts AMI av chose.
aud toubls VI trying then cases. ~ titled 10
f.yoynbl, consideration This riot IN when you
was Of tho outrageous rnas ,an,snc, ought 4.
! be shown unless syons niusa"SS 0'''" ~
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shere1n On looking the sAidavs In your ca. a -
that You were Of the leaders In the mob on t
sppes sass was you who suggested where the mol
Fourth Avenue Railroad and further that you nrred hen
90 So in view OF these acts you be looked pon
Of the leaders In that serious outrage But A. won 49,
ed guilty shall not impose the full penalty Of he law "n
Sou which as have stated 4 one impfsonmens in IN.
renl'tnnafy and me Of $50 The fine shall remit Ycr
credns that to your term Of would leave NM
months still to serye but will remit three months Of H.,
in the Penitentisy Backwes and for the tenn Of 4,
months. " ~ 's'" '" W
In conclusion will state you that. had the rio, in vh,,t
you engaged been In which any person had
killed any property had been burned down. nste1 Of NJ
light punishment which awaits you, 1t would probabls
have been the duty the Court 70 send you STATE
fox and perhaps for the term Of your s and
will say that in all Of riot tried before durins this or
any other term Of this Court wherever the evidence win
thy IT, the offenders will receive light viii
meet the fu penalty Of the law which may be imprsonns
for a series OF years and perhaps for life.
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lutc.t ship News.

shin ADELAIDE Cutting, Liverpool Sept. ~ md,t ana ID
pass shoals passed ship Lizzie homan Draper nom LIZ
."roo sept Sept +, on Nantucket. at noon %"
T,rs ids sw,dJ wulH Ro Janero Aug ~ coffee 7"
Fnnch MelncAe Wendt NJ, 40 Rsr.,j
schr Union Hudson Port Royal 10 days esS' MT Nd
90 ist inst oil Hatteras, In gale nom T. > T. o'''
and received other damage -.
schr Ann Turner, Hooper, Virginia days wo." coal
Srlr r.. 4. smith Smith, Georgstowni u ~ ,,al
schr Olcnw God Dickinson George!own, u y '''''
scnr Moderator Let's, Virginia days woou,
sohr Catharine, Lord Mar land dayr s9oo. ooJ
scbr J. h Franklin Clayton, Maryland ) days. "''"
BELOW. - 49,. ,,sus
chas), hom Havana.
W1ND-sunset, 4. 3. W., baee
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rnf,Rr cAIFNDAR-TuIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT Circult.-Part L-lo!.i s az.
r. ,,u.r Circuit, calendar until Monday Oct !, To-
IL-No. $40 500 Jtso 3i2, aN jNb yes "'S, s,,s
iss l.e J5OO $50, 35O4 500 53,S, ysle VA WV WV
Part Ill.-Adloumcd 10 Monday, Oct H. ,,.,,,rs ~
SUPREME CorHT-Special Term. ~ 80
~ ..ue. of law and fact BIS s9 30 s!l ~! 40 %"
~ $50 gJl ~ 23J 2ja 2j6. 2J' !S ~ =, r,u,s
dnv Pan U-Nos 1910 $50 SO go. o!o l"'o io"i "o
.Ol $3.50 1888 1890 2g,!. 1884. 2JS". col.uJ,.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Iai.t ga ,s'T 49,
FOR Nonlay Oct l2-Nos lOsj, 49, "o D., sl,na \.
ll.I is.s il5l, 1856. i8iJ 1902, 1919 .o'''
same ss published yesterday. c,,cr yos ~ IA 10
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COuhi,- we, - 40 -
4, =, w. "A "a - 20 a. ~ ~. 20, -. g. %, a. ~
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J. g. Wilson's b. l. John B. Dsvidson BY Star Davis,
years lohpatnek)
T.. q. Moore's b. N. IdewiId, by Lexington, Q years.
Time-345; $40
SAnR DAY.-Purse 500 for al ages; hree.nile dash
r. q. Murphys b. h. John Morgan by Sovereign dam Sally
w. H. Strongs oh. Punch, by Mahomet dam Kate Bate
man. go ,:..'..
C. Lteheds b. b. Harper, by Lexington Gam o'eft 10
J. w. Weldon's b. H. Sympathy, BY Scythian, dam Pru
nella.
Tne-Firs mile 81 ID mile, ls2S Sd mile, I;sI-s;4o
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SUPREME cOURT-cn,~pgRs-OcT 6.-B.foIs Jarie.
SUTHERLAND.
prCIsrON3.
Esther A. White ast Elisha b. White. Esi'

Esther \. W fife agt. E!IsId ID. W bltc. r''iotEcl
rot sufficient TO show adultery.
Before Justice lSGRABAn
p..er Tie,s o, a. at CT srle. Pratt ., a. Y. Teeth
Manufacturing Co. John Scott ct al VIM ,ohns'ns;.
William Nepper: &. b. Aborne; al sst John BATE q al
Cisrls. " Es.twood ri al AT John McS1ity It al John
Mathew. ss Arnold C. Hswes e al In the matter 81 the sp
ucaon Of Chrroi'e Csnmsysr for sppontn'nt {. guar
dian Manufacturer. Bank Of Troy sst BENJAMIN y Camp
red Booth at H. C. Hepurn e, al American steam Suaxr
Co AZ, Jacob Rowe, samse b. schshelin agt Forman X
Whiiwe Alexander \. Saroni e. N Martin 81 all Hen
~ Bhen AT. VIM DoeI Motion granted. - .
Holmes AnidoM e, al ssf. Elisha Bloomer william
Stafford &c ay' Amanda O. Town,ey 2, al Kenny ct a.
at, Valentine Motions granted with 10 costs
Trus Fsbert ct a.. George Catn- Motion granted on
payment IL costs o term OF motion and reefred 10
Jacob Benie,son as Richard French Molten granted io'
allowance u as. -, An,
Of rs granted. , MI. L.,
Ha.on A. Hopkins as,. Horace 4. Chase. Motion d.msi
Noble e, al az. PuIngs Do not think TIE surety Zoe
man 4. householsT within the Code. Defendant ray SD
.,itu,e new within hve day. or two days notice.
Before Justice BARNARD.
u. Anthony sgt Theodore stern Notion 70 dissov
injunction granted. ,,,.
granted ., 49,, ,, a..
In he matter Of the estate Of james H. Kiss teceased Or
der granted.
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crisernsnt
RrM,RKApLB MARRIAGES, Singular We'd

ding. Money and Ma,hmony the Human HiF-ii' Anatomy
Physiology. Color Ted. Brown and Black aud Modes u
Wearing iiThs rrsuins Of Grl' The American Man Ar
and Artists Pre,ritenee Phy.ioEnomy fhfenoosy' rhy
olosy F,hnoosy and Psychology given IN Ph,sro'oSfed!
,u,nrL October number IS cenis by hrst po',-s 20
,e,r FowIrs WELL, No 90 Brosdway, Newiors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07

NV BOATS FOR TIE NEWPORT AND NEW
YORK RouTE.-At the special meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Boston Newport, and NewYork Steam
boet Company. held at Newport on Friday, The
Directors we're empowered at their discretion to pnr'
chase or contract for building such prpeers as may be
necessary to fully execute the business between fai
River and New.York and for q Lrstelass side Wheel
passenger and freight steamship to run between New
port and New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07

4 BEAUTIFUL toNrLFAioN. Iree from 'al'
rss and h-,sir.. sy eats Dr procured hy u'ihs N"
H,tM 90 lHotsANn ficvlAt fuf riANlns u - lh'"i
raced IL corp..d a. pai OBJ honey aud oiher 's.o.e
a .ie. hirhl, yerinra bs Boo urn ~ n"drr's ana ~ArI
used Tor ahine night and oin. renders the sAn 'oii so
.lt. end fsr iion hle.h Price ~ cents fof sale ny u
s. BARN.. a Co. .ud 81 DIuEsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07

WOMES's LOYAL LgAGUE.-The Rev. VIM.
II. Goodell is TO lecture before the Loyal League TO
morrow Thursday evening, Oct 6, at 9 o'clock, at
their room, No. 20 Cooper Institute. Tickets may be
obtained at the room. We understand that these lee
lures before the League are to continue weekly.
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BULLS HRAp.-Thc close of the bcefcattle

BULLS HPAD.-The close Of the beet-oattle
inarke, yesterday was generally more favorable to
drovers than they anticipated At the opening. not
because prices improved but because they we're able to
sell out their stock ut any price. which they we're
enabled to do by farmers taking several hundred at
prices equal to about &C. ~ live weight for good fair
ino. steers which would dress coo or 700 and which,
IL sold to butchers. would have been at 7d7ic. TO-
net seller sinking oga II VIII be seen by reports Of
the market that the number Of bnloehs again ranges
much over 600 and that the decline is owing 70 over
SIMPLY IL will also be that frstclass hulocks
hold np At l0alic n. net or nearly PC higher than
one year ago. while inferior sorts are quite A. low or
lower 1t Ia worth the while Of oil readers to look at
the report Of the market to see whatvast numbers OF
animals are slaughtered weekly in this city and how
much the city Is d.sbursing to the producers for IT'S
weekly supply Of meat.
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CITY ITEMS

Mr.. Stephen Massett, better known as Jeems
Pines OF Pipesyile is abont starting his lecturng
tour. having prepared humorous monoogue. entitled
Drifting About" embracing, among other graphic
sketches his well known comic limitations Of celebrities
here and abroad See advertisement.
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TTTT y" - =
CoysTfTTTIOy WATER

without donhi tho only known remedy Tor Di.hErEs al
cues. CAAVgL BHIcx Or.r DBrosfrs nEir.rios oy rhs
.ycK % rms rL.pDfR. isTL.ssArioN or rhs hiDNsNs
C,fAKEH % INK BLAppKR, and al ttnALs lKREsvLAki
-. =, -.
q a.. country ~ cfr1sr witch vii he cent On fei,
I,.ni stamp nciot,d g. NOIgAy ALLHS Agents, " J.
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VS..
.wE s0uywvHN NJ,
Contiruetlond Of Georgetown. ard C. c.

CcrtirnSCloud Of Georgetown. and &. G.
-- ,,-.~.iIdiia, Virginia, AL soldiers IN Ia,
Maryland Tlny ana captGcd hy the enemy at Get
ScnTc i'CccfGCd IN making tCir escape rom the for'
Cols.Ic pison on the 10Th If August aid nave siieN
-aNed IA DN.e Tie .econnt % thelf "INr 'I'
woad III k % Gang st0y. OCt nIgni conf VIE,
Ctaois AZ bold feat. ana We conlaini"lo ,ne
on tton srcoees. icy confirm previous at..,s
the shameful treatment Of our prisoners IN 'n'
allie hole. .,rey
AFFAIRS AT CuARIEsToN-1Hh sifef'
from Tie Ch,reston Mercury 1', u- IT,
The enemy has az last rokch ny l"S ~ ~, Wv,
On Monday at .! p H.. nc opened ed,n. WIN Us ~
rot r,-ns non Gadhclry In On sumter lhose we
watched lie bumba .da!Cnt .aioug ionl me W'VV" 81
th,- me Yaus0es throw theh shot WIZ 'onSG'Iab.'
prn,,,I ac,nrgcy; bui in the course III ha'i noun,
daring which from COCO 81. h1pehl oh,el,eo 'ne
nc We bat two shots on, o. SIX siilSe ''c io,'
One cxp'cdcd on the h"'tI'"cs'e'n p"'"i'" al" 'h'
Other led within .-,.,n
Onr batteries wee az usual nOi Idle Fort noG!tnc
aud pattcy SiokinS kopt M all dy avgoious trc upon
Greg aud Wagner. Willie watching the enemy Lr'
We sac several shells nom Snsns bust just below the
ial sIc. Ol Wagner
There Las teen charge in TIE position of tie feet
From The sentinel OF Friday.
WHEAT ThE GOVERNMENT MUST no
Tax as high as people can bear. ReGuee the
yoiuMc 80 the currency by every lcssihe means. 81.
IlCss high prices ny law.
WHAT THE rropIF MUST 10
Paw taxes cneeriuliy. Sell to The Government
ant The people promptly and at fair prices lie content
With su III profits Lend much money e. ossibo !" re
GCyc'nuon: iy investing IL IFS bonds. Hoo roieiV
and PC sonai service call tie need Of The Gov
eIBueDt.
DANGEROUS CHARACTER ARRESTED.
A number of prisoners have been brought III
recently from Tennessee end among thewNas Joi1"n
Jercs a notorious hgsLvha WHO was '"It ~
rear Carriers UeyCi. on the Tennessee haiIoau' -
MES from home an his Way 70 the camp Of the enemy.
Joues Rad two sons 10 she bnSi whdChs interest," o. we
q, eIny one If whom WAS killed aud the oiher taken
piisoior. In the opinion Of Brig Jackson. VINO
fuows him well he is SO dangerous and malignant q
Liuocte that he ought 20 be confined rnt the end oi
tie war. ard, IN al probability he viii be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07

FIRST PREMIUM fIgg-PLACG HEATER. The
IMPROVED Erss HEATER awarded the Fissr fR,sirn
., t sl~ Ff Of Aiarflran iasuic as io nEsr fRf
PLACE HHsrTR. fof tonyrfnre economy Ani tmcieh'f
~, m, uneueisd 4 ". sPAuLpse, Msnuiasiurei ard
nsi 20 Wlo.ais Rc.ah ". II Bible House Ne" i0Ia
send Zoo f.fculsL
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RARSrM's is hrimfnll

PARSrMs is bTmfuh Of novelties, fnn, ana
visitor .Ay nothing u the cash On the stage TIE oho
h. dfaa Firr tho Dane aud the splitting arce the
Dg,o hfan IN Dicul,ic. THn krrnRsooS ard tvrsis0 IN
the hall, the INDIAN. she beautiful moving Wan fsgFss me
an, Bow eight high. tho monster Python the Grand
AqaaIi. Learned Seal and Million other Wonder' but ace
hls .dy,rtisemrBt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07

The National Freedmens Relief Association
sent to Newborn ~ C., by the transport Jersey Blue.
which sailed yesterday, the following teachers Miss
Sarah W. Tolman, Miss Sarah 4. Dickinson, and
Fanny Graves.
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The BALTIMORE RUSSIAN RECEPTION Com

urrrYg.-Thls Committee telegraphed 10 Mayor Op'
dyke yesterday tina, they would reach New.Yosk on
Saturday next for the purpose Of visiting the Russian
acc, Tho special Committee o: our Commoo Council
will meet 20. morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07

Boy DRowSED.-A boy known az Ned, or
Nose Broa. zen into the Eas, River At the foot OF For
,ysiyenih street at o'clock yesterday Afternoon WINE
a.hiug nrd was carried of by the current His booy
has not been recovered.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED srArEs DISTRICT coURr-Oor. s--BeioFc
.fUdg. bar
EIICes or rEoCrSS.
The October tenn 60 This Court MAS opencd TINS
,nouiaf auJ -afu o ioo" made by the Nas'ha IN the
following ra-rf =, A.,
tsr.l. in,rb,e,v a., Townsend S,ntdrr proctor 'oi
l, t, H.~tc liran nonohuc app,acd oI ne claimants
and obtained one Ws~s t. aufw'f -,
th, no,if.ou Ia 90 ca,r OF Johann = Enscl at TIE
schooner John a. F.ula Iri tackle &C count ma ed
ind. t-.ts announced u usi y~t determine
,.hrtlrr Jude Slipnn would tAr up hu c'tnd, ei hn
4cl be- b. ped ether event thr council ""uu U" W"
pared o. srgu. teif 40 they were called
m. calendar was not ready ior call ~. lnngnins
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SUPERIOR COURT-TnIAL TKRn-OcT. 6-Before Chief
Justice B0swORTH
THE FORREST DIvORcE CASE.

Justice BOSWORTH.
THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE.
Catherine ~ Forrest agt Charles g. Ravens and Joeerb H.
Goodwin.
This action was brought by tho plaintiff to recover
Of The defendants on the bonds given by Edwin Forrest De
PENDANT and appellant the celebrated divorce in which
the judgment OF the Special Term decreeng divorce
finally affirmed in the Court Of Appeals The bond origin
ally gven IN an amount exceeding O to suony,
costs Of appeal. &c.
The matter up to-day N the shape Of an inquest the
defu, of III. defendants file affidavit merits though
they duly answered in the case.
The ry the direction o! the Cont found verdict
for the plaintiff OF S45,2O9 3d. 20
motion was made behalf Of the plaintiff for
IA Allowance in the under the Code the counsel claim.
ng the case 10 have difficult and extraordinary
THIS motion denied.
Charles Conor aud Nelson Chase appeared for he plain
iii End James T. Brady fer the defendants. .
SPECIAL TERn-OcT. s.-Before Justice BARBOUR
DECISIONS.
Louisa Caldwell Ggt. Rollin Goodenongh and Ed
ward H. Hawke-Moon to dlscsr-e order Of arrest granted
with + 10 costs al ths material octs upon winch sgeh order
" a. made being fuly dlsproved
Ee.ore Justice WHITE
Soionon Simon at Charles CuteMotion u discharge OF
dor Of are-t granted with BIO cost 20 be costs IN the acton
II the deieudnt recoye.s in the suit and II he does
recover costs IN The action then the f0aro 10 BE- y disd TO
him. deducted any judgment the pain'h may re
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coIfRT OF APPEALS.

MPASy Oct 6-In the Court OF Appeals W.
. re--n,y 4 ,leni,r for Wednesday, Oct :. No - SPe
& C.lealr Nos l5o ISL. Isl, l3J, l3 rs, l'6 l'' an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07

The New-York Shareholders Of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company requested to meet at the rooms
Of the Chamber Of Commerce at O'Clock to-day
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United States AIT. The schooner Mana Bishop
lam, a. The schooner Mary Cuton-The Arguments oi
thr District Attorney aud Il. counac og ihc claimants IN
these two case. were Submitted 10 the Court
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1868. .,.., THE Il.l-- 1868.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RiILkOAD.
WIN it, COM" "c'iofs iorfut
THE SHORTEST AND QUIChESI hOuIE
FHox Hrw-lutg TO TnH PHiNCirAL Nf.tEhs 'ifiE'
Sey.n tfLlrs daily from Nc~fon l. fhsGo inlA Via
New Jof.oy AID amdsn ID Amh9y i.ihe ,,.,
ALL YuHOrGH THAISs FOR 1IiG Wfsf BY TulS
TOOT or COURrLANDT-sr
By fPhsdephs the morning pas'srser' ie,re New
York tue 90 oth'f ioules oV'nlhs pt'ehss'
a. =. NJ. one hour later than oihrf ibes
~ wsv Of kMrntogu evening patergors leave al p m
two hours later than the Nofhorn nes end by Yoth io"
srvs a th. time Nouhtrn hus' Ia "ctso and ai
,,iut. IA the EoriL.Met Cfestne lndaunpos Loutve.
H Loui, Cleveland. Columbus, Cinoinnl1i and al miin
points Wet, with lever ehHrE.s of cars ,,r,-,t .
Pitt, rsh $50 miles and New Yofb 10 Ptsbursa, 80 miles
smoliug and Saloon Csrs on all trains.
tais O. E tauis Other Io1tss
Bsrgsgs Gireked thr Ugh. 1rindeI,Hes.
e,rrs III, ss,s good un,il u.ei by Pittsburgh
WkSrEKN EMlORAlION.
ihe Penn,yl'anA Central COMPANY iu9, o. hnistaas
'tsye TO parties moving westward al ohsHn he u'u'' fS
Of lsre vprtgITs
By tits route. .ght Of oil oeschtion, can be forwarded
to and from NY point on the Railroads OF ONO hen
lndsna Illinois Wiconsin Iowa OF Mls'o' oy ht!t- -
ROAD DlHECf Of 90 siy port "a tho Ha'Igan'e i'o oi As
West by .t.Grnut from Pittsburgh. , -.
m. ate. of FREIGHT hnd from any point In h- west by
,s P.n,.yyna Csntis Railroad a. .. tget ss favorable
shippers ntrusting the fen,poftAon o. 'he Fesht 70 '
Compsny can rely with confidence on Its speedy transit
LIVE STOl h. 49,,
Farmers and Dealers n Live sock VIII Ind i' most az
ysnt.s,ous route Cspscous lsrdf veil wstsf-d end sup
Piled with every convenience bsvs oceh oIs..u on ' ,,'
and A., r eetious aud every ssrtou pAl 10 he wants
E,o ,f,burx who're wi b.. found every couycn encs iOT
and re.tins choice offered Of the RI ADLb
pUIA NEW. YORK and BALTIMORE MARkErS.
j ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No Asiof'iouso'
No Asior Ii ,u,a and No. South Williams.
MCDONALD BiScHOff, EmsJani Agenn
ENoCH LEWIS General Superintendent, Al.OouA Pa
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ApTLPIlIA d he SOUTH and Nf5f, VIA lEh-
SPY CITY snd Erpfsu Lines leave Now nfi =!
and 70 a ~ & q, 80 tnd li.Jl m Iue 90 lnoash
b.,tsg, checked a. snl DO D. m aud % nd il.O nA'
g., W, .bir gt0u Grd A. ard p n. for Tho N-tt
" WOODRUFF Asistsnt Superintendent
No bsFrsg, vii be received for trains une. delivered
and etc I.l ]. minutes n advance of The time o. leaving
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Increase over G5 " Frcent................a2LH2
The domestic cotton goods msrket has been less
active during the last few days, Tut prices close
firm ut an advance Of 1920 T. cent over the closing
prices Of last week. The principal attention Of
buyers at present is given 10 woolen goods. These
continue very active and incliuing upward. Tho
sales Of fancy cIsslmeres chiefly consist Of medium
weight goods at and under 81 so; new styles Of
fine, heavy Fall cassineres are quiet q, s. 750
81 IS for single width. Considerable speculative
movement is experienced in staple Fail foreign
dress goods. Black Alpacas have advanced Sc. v
yard. The lowest prices domestc cotton
goods to-day were as follows, with both frs, and
second hands. Standard Heavy Brown Al Sheet.
iDgs &c. net; Waterve 25c. LoDsdale "A Beacbed
3lc.; York Ticks Fic.; Oxford Denims &c.;
Dark Prints have sold by regular agents at l9c.,
months, for Aliens, 20c for Dunneil and l9c. net
for Richmond Jobbing prices on Prints are little
fellow these figures.
The Imports Of Foreign Dry Goods this week
amount 10 $3.50 626. The Classification is as follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

NOR NEWPORT via NEW-YORK and
Il HEW-BAVEN aud SHORE LINE RAILROAD -Oo
and after MONDAY June 10 1865 sTRAIk will leave T7h
Il ind 4ttsv at l2:l5 p pc sins through hewiinven,
New London and Stoninston to Kss Green's lon with
out cnsngs OF cars when the splendid steamer Water LILY
will )e in waiting To start immediiey on the ARRIVAL o mo
Boy. srnving al $50 TeIs sold and baggage checked
thIoagh. JAS. IL uOfI superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
TOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
~ PROPOSALS WANTED FLINT 10 fENTON-
NILLL (of HOLLY J-PfoYosbs Si be Ieoeved a. oce
u fin Mcbgtr I'll TUESDAY the l+tb day Of July ne4'
so gscng fgrlihuT ies building fences cuvers Drtgss
ino ca. goads and FOR laying sks either routes
srstoy surveyed iron Flint the D. aDd NJ H. Road being
aeeu. seventeen miles u length. Bloc TO s.0cuJ:
fnce oNeaIth wofL. PEI cubic Jtrd
frce of cToss lies per piece.
fnce Of TRACK laying per nile
Frics OF clearing aud gfubbing, per mile
frics Of ieucina. per rod. Gs psr specifications.
fiee Of lsnDer anu timber WORK, e. spechcs,ions
The hns Of route and pIOhs tnd spechcs0ns may be
tcI 81 NY Office
The company reserys the night vary tbs line fns
locsuoh' a. may ,esm necsss1y, and also - accept
fsci any o. a. bids msds the iner ts OF the Goa psny
nsy dictate They sl.o the night let tue
svhO.e u 10 p1rces Payments, C1sh.
HENRY n. CRAPO pea FLFH n Co
Flint Michigan, June IS. lB3