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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-06
COMMERCIAL.
ROCK ISLAND MARKET.


Rock IsLAED, April A, 1865:
! The current value of the articles named below
is subject TO changes. but the following quotations
are correct for the date of this report
Flour-Johnston's Spring Double Extra, in bbls
20 80, at Wholesale, and 81 40 ~ retail Sacks
$3.50 at Wholesale, and $I,0O az retail. Loose
Sc, 80 at wholesale, and sc, so at retail.
Wheat-Chicago Extra, s5c; No. l, 75c /;
No. 2, 65; +s
Corn-50c for 20 lbs.
0ats-25c for 30 lbs.
Rye-35c.
Barley-60aS5e.
Beans-$l ,50a1,75.
Onions-$l ,35' per bus.
Potatoes--75aS0c.
Eggs-I5c dog.
Butter--vsry choice lots, for retailing, will
bring 20a25c. 80
SoTghum-90aSl.0 90.
SALTS, 25a3, so per bar
Kerosene Wholesale, barrels included, Csc;
retail 90
Highwnes-$2, 10. @
Pouitry-Liye chickens, s., 50a3, 90 per doz.-
Dressed, l21c per h., Turkeys, 1sc per ID.
Pork.-For live hogs, So ,00a$l0 90 Dressed, ,
$40 00aSll 90
Beehive weight, common S,O0a4, 90. For
prime shipping 5 ,oOa7 90 per hundred lbs.
Hldes--Green country, &c; green sailed, SC;
dry salted, l0ci dry flint, lac; green calf, l0c;
sheep palts, g., 90.
Hay-Prairie. ssaslO 90 per ton; Timothy,
$I2 ,00aI5,00.
Wood--oak 81, 90 to IS, 90 cord
Coal.--At the Coal Valley yard, on the Levee,
coal is sold at 20 cents, the cost of delivering to
be added.
From teams, in Mark ct square, at 23a24 cts
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PEkKYToE.-The result of the township
election in Perryton, was as follows
Supervisor-Wm Doak
Clerk-H j. Walter.
Assessor-Charles York.
Collector-Geo. D. Crabs.
Com'r of Highways-Meigs Wait.
Constable-Josiah LOckheart.
The officers are all democrats. Last year
Gilbert D. Miller, republican, was supervisor.
This year Doak beat him Is votes.
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POLICE CoURT-CHARLEs BUFoRD, JR., Pc
LICE MAGIsTRATE.-John Johnston, of Pre-
emption, ,"Yankee John"l was arrested by
City Marshal Underwood, and brought up
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, and
fined So, and costs.
Yankee" has paid several times for smi'-
ar conduct, but he don't seem to remember
that it is unlawful for him to make himself
public nuisance and annoy peacable people
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TERMS OF THE ARGUS !:
Odd Fellows.

Rock ISLAND LODGE No. Is, l. o. o. F-Meets
every Monday Evening at Odd Fellows Hall,
southeast corner of Illinois and Eagle streets, at
seven O'Clock, p. m.
c. B. KNOX, r. S. THOMAS THORNTON, N. G.
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THE Union says the Moline people had a
Notification meeting over the fall of Rich
mond, and
"All went home from the meeting strengthened
in The faith that should survive as A nation and
conquer an humble peace.''
What a "for!orn idea % We are gong to
conquer an humble peace" are we?
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New Yuwh mARKET.


Telegraphed 20 She Argus.
NEW YOEE, April /.
Cotroh-Quiet, 3Sc mIddlIng.
Flour-S ,u0aS,25 extra state; sS,50aS,60 r.
Fl. @.
Wheat-Dul.
Corn-Dull and lower. 81 ,lOa42
Barley-Dull.
OatS-Quiet. SuaSj.
Pork--Firmer $500 new mess; S23, 30 for
ISl3a'64 do: $3.50 prime.
Lard-Quiet. l5kalS4.
Dressed Hogs-Dull.
Whisky Steady. S2,l3 western
sButteT-3ba3Sc,
Cheese -l5a23c.
Eggs-2Sc.
Sugar-l7lslS4.
Pet-oleum--Dun ana nominal 33c crude; p
refined bond; Il free.
raw YORK STOCK MaRkET.
Photographed to the Argus.
NEW YoRK, April /.
Stocks-Opened Better, but closed lower.
Goid-Opcned 81 As; and closed at $I,463.
SternEg--Si ,0q4c
Money--6c.
Readng-9l.
{. b. & Q.-Sl &c.
n. Y. C.-S6s.
Erie-59k.
u. s. 6's 81 coupons-Sl, -.
One Year Certifcate-9S.
6-20's-Sl O5.
7-3O's-SI,l0S
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gs- Mr.. J. S. WILLIAMS, who is our authorized
agent in St. Louis, for this paper will attend to
Office 81 Chestnut Street, n. E. Cor. of Fifth.
p, o. Box 40l0.
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GYMNAsIUN.-Prof Miller opens his schpal
for physical culture at Island City hall, to-
morrow Thursday evening. lie already
has a large number OF names, and will have
q full class. Don't mics attending its a Iy-
ing institution. 60
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New Cry CLERK AND COLLECTOR. Mr..
Gilmore having declined to accept the Offices
OF city clerk and collector, for the reason
that he is going on trip to the Pixies Peak
region. for his health the Council, last even
Ing, elected Mr.. James R.Johnston, city clerk,
and Mr.. Geo. W. Copp, city collector. These
are excellent and popular appointments, both
gentlemen being we'll qualified for the posi-
tions. Mr.. Johnston is one of the best book
keepers in town, and for keeping the COM
plicated system OF books in use by the city is
peculiarly well qualified.
Mr.. Copp was formerly city collector, and
discharged the duties of the Office to the en-
tire satisfaction of the public.
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The Rock Island Eucampment No. II. l.
0, o. f meets on Friday evening April 8th)
at Odd Fellows Hail. All members are invi-
ted to be present, as business of importance
will be presented for consideration.
S. B. SToDDARD, c. p.
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FIRE IN DAvENPoRT.-There was large
and brilliant fire in Davenport this afternoon.
on the bluff, ON Main street.
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To THE LADIES. Although our dress goods
have not arrived yet, please remember they
all have been selected from the very latest
importutions If you wish TO be in style,
when you should happen TO visit your eastern
friends, you had better 'ry your patience and
wait Tor our beautiful Poult D'Cheyres, new
styles of wash poplins. Also goats hair
cloth. Our stock on hand. now, will be sold
at panic prices. You will also remember ali
of our spring and summer stock have been
bought since the heavy declines, and we shall
certainly give the public the benefit Of all our
advantages. We are positively determined
to sell cheaper than the cheapest. Call at our
store and examine. No trouble to show
goods, even if you don't buy.
BLOCK, NEwBURGER Il Co.
March 80 dwtf.
THOSE new goods at Akin, Jarvis 4 Burralrs
are just the things everybody wants, and the
chance for you is now. The best STYLES of prints,
delaines, ginghams and dress goods in the city
and at smaller prices than anybody else, are sell
ing there.
Please examine the prices of carpets &c, bsforc
buying, as they have been greatly reduced.
Remember our motto, to sell more goods, anG
at lower prices than any other house in the place
mch2Stf
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MARRIED.

In this city, on Monday, March 9th, by the Rev.
Mr. Kent, Mr.. SIMEON c. BABcocK, o: Red Rock,
Marion county, Iowa, and Miss AMELIA F. FIs-
cHELL, of this city.
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Bakery, Confectionery
AND
CITY RESTAURANT.


VsNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il people of Rock Island and vicinity that
he has opened new establishment Illinois
street, between the two book stores, where he
will keep AZ.
4 CONFECTIONERY STORE,
Fruits of all kinds Nuts, Rasins, and all the var
ieties OF fruits aud davoring extracts TO be found
at a similar establishment.
He will also keep
A FIRST CLASS BAKERY,
and furnish all kinds OF 3read, Fresh Pastry, and
cakes of every kind, Wedding Cake, Pyramids
frostings, and all sorts OF ornamental work done
to order in the best manner.
ICE C r T. 4 NJ 5
of the superior quality, made to order, and
Private Parties supplied with everything desired,
in the refreshment line.
He will also keep
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT,
where ladies' aad gentlemen can be supplied with
Oysters, IN style, at short notice. Hot Coffee,
and Cold Meats always on hand, and Hot Meals
got 10 TO order, sn short notice. Cigars always
hand.
The undersigned believes he can tickle the
palate of the public the most satisfactory man
ner, with anything desirable, from a stick OF can
DIV to a roast turkey.--and he respectfully asks a
trial and share of public patronage
ERNST KRELL.
Roc Island, Sept 80, dt
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Chicago Live stock and -Pl duce Market.
CHICAGO, Manday April :, 1868.
Beef Cattle-ChOice government and chipping
stock 50 50a9 90 fair government cattle 81 ,2OaS,
30 stock steers Sc ,00a6 30 per 100 lbs.
Hogs-NOmonal supply. The transactions Al
the yards have been almost nominal ,anG too linn
ted to establish quotations Prices range from
9 5naI l. 10 per 100 lbs.
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STEAM BOILER MANDATORY.
FARM WAGONS.

FAkM WAGONS.
NOTWITHSTANDING l sn building a
~ large number of Pixies Peak Wagons, still
continue the business OF making
THE VERY BEST FARM WAGONS.
and wouldsty to the farmers of this and adj DIN
ing counties that supply them with any
thing they want in my line, Of the best quality
and ut reasonable rates. B. II. KIMBALL
Rock Islands Jan. &c, dwtf.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Chicago, Monday April 3. 1865.
Wheat-NO. spring si,O3; No. 2, do 97c,
all in store.
Corn-No. |, 60c. Rejected soc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

10 0reenpor, by Long Island R. r.. foot ofJsmes
For Hudson. Catskill, Bristol, and West Camp;
steamers leave foot OF Hsrrsons, North River D. m.
To Newburg. Poughkeepsie Roundout and Kings
ton landing at Cozxens Dock, West Point and
Milton. the steamer Mary Powell. daily from foo.
of De'b,ossessf. N. r. R.....;.;..:.;;.::.:. 3ip M
To New-Hayen. connecting with Il. X. for Hartford.
and Springheld-5teamers leave Peck Slip at u
III p.
To New-Haven, by the New-Hsvcn R.R, 27th-st.
and 4thav., at Q. III M Ia g. 3:l5, A. and
To norwak. landing at Whi,esone, City Island
and Greenwich, by steamer John R0mer, pier 70
4. H.. tPcck-slip daily OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u p. m
To the West BY Central Railroad of New Jersey.
via Allentown. from fJot Of Lbery-st., N. r., 8
m, IL m and 300 p. m. Sunday train........ p m
To Philadelphia by New.Jersey railroad, foot
Courtlandst., Z, 10 and III a. m, IL M. and6
m. aud IL midnight SUNDAY. p m.
To Staten island. by steamers from Pier No. ~ N.
H.. near Dey-st., at 7. 9, 1890 a M, 1880, 2 A.
p III. On Sundays. Q, 1880, l2m. $780, j. 4;W.
62o. 1:oo p
10 Providence by Neptune Steamship Co.'S Line.
daily from pier D. foot Of Robnsonst, N H., at m.
10 w hie Mountains and Lake Memphremagog-
Direct route via New Haven tsteamboat or rail-
road) Springfield and the Connecticut River Vat
ley Take steamers from Peck-siip at J:l5 p. m,
or cars from 21th at. station 1T i2i is or..... p
10 Washington. by New-Jersey Il. r. foot of
Conrtlandt,t and llt a. m., D. m., ind IL
midnight Sunday. p.
for further information in regard Railroad Time Tables
see advertisements In another Dart of this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

RICE was quiet at 9iaIOlc. for Rangoon aud Caro-.
lima.
SUGAR-The market was quiet and unchanged at
llc for fair Refining; sales Of ESQ hhds including Cuba
at l2!c and Porto Rico at l5tc 75O boxes at i30 4c
Refined quiet at l9 92Oc. for Crushed, &C.. and ITO
l9c for soft White.
SEEDS-For Grass Seeds the market is dull and
prices nominal Rough Flax is only moderately active
at 81 40ds2 50 per bush Of So ID.
TALLOW-The market opened better and fairly
active, but closed dull and heavy; sales OF 10000 TO-
at l2d l2lc cash. for CITY, and $1,000 ID. Crease part
at l3ic
TEAS-There was moderate inquiry from the
trade but no important transactions.
WOOL-A good active demand has prevailed princ.
pay for fine clothing Woods, and holders generally are
very firm in their views, refusing to make any conces
sons in fact Of the best eeces show an advance
of &C. per ID. Foreign is in light supply, and with
small stock both present and prospective prices RUE
very firm. From carpet manufacturers there Is con-
siderable inquiry for low grades we note sales OF Fleece
at 55d57c and good to choice 6sa7Oc Pulled 60c 'or
Lambs. and 65367c for Super and Extra; California
36040c. for Spring Clip and 24d2sc for low Fan.
Mestza 25G &c.. currency. and 2Ga27cr gold; Cape
37040c.. currency and a26ic., gold.
WHISKY-A very fair inquiry prevails and prices
are better sales of 500 bb at 81 l6aS2 II for state
and s. Ia - Is for Western.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
FROM KANSAS.
weather in Kansas-Thc Crops.
s,ou Our Special Correspondent.

Our Specld tOIttsponutnN
WYASDoITE, Kansas July 20, 1865.
Rain, rain, rain-drizzle, drizzle, drizzle, is
tbe order OF the day and also of the night in Kansas at
The present time and it has been TO great degree
all though the season. thus far During the last ten
dsys II has been q succession Of impetuous showers
accompanied by thunder aud lighting. cIeditabe TO any
country earth. This for Kansas sufiocating, broi
ine Kansas-as it has been sad-is something new
These constant rains have seriously inefered with the
necessary plowing and hoeing of growing crops and
here noxious weeds triumphant nevertheless corn
Is magnificent, potatoes never better unless the
luxuriant growth of vine shall be at the expense OF
tubers. The Winter wheat which promised well in the
month of May has been seriously Injured by the ran
and am inclined TO think is not more than half crop
The growth of oats altogether too large TO with
stand successfully the avalanche Of waters and hence
has been less damaged by lodging. The crop,
however will be large, better. All in all the
granarics of Kansas will be filed to oyernowing this
year. and the stock her uxurant prarieS will be in
the best possible condition Tor market the coming Fall
The charities OF the North may stop now Kansas is in
condition to take care of herself and, if occasion
quires to lend helping hand 10 her neghbors.
The present season has demonstrated one fact viz:
that Kansas is no more liable to suffer from drouths than
Missouri Illinois and Indlanan in fact, am inclined to
think less liable than either Of the above States.
have reference however the more eastery portions
of the State some $50 miles west Of the Missouri River
and the State line, before the lighter and more sandy
soils Of the interior reached. The peculiar nature
of the soil has much to do with the capabilities Of Kan
sas agricultural State refer to its power of re-
tanning moisture So well is this important fact under
stood here that hears the remark about hour
that Kansas has now rain enough for another year
the ground is completely sauraed-the all important
moisture housed up for another season; very little rain
will insure good crops in 1866 These facts should be
understood abroad. Heretofore Kansas has suffered in
the estimation of Eastern people lby cock and bull sto
ries about her drouths, hot Winds &C. The time has
come when the crops OF Kansas and the splendid con-
dition Of her fooks and herds will put end to these
Gbels on her vast capabilities H.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT on NEw-YORK...... july 81
Glen rcd.

Steamer W woodward, Cundd, Baltimore, W. DaEel.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw. Philadelphia
ship Mary Ogden, Colby, San francisco, sutton Co.;
Efis Alice Lrouagd lBr), Shaeseiord Cow Bay Brett
Hri. Aurora (Br) Cashow La Have. y. S. b. +. Small
Co. -
Brs Teresis Orb Ill., Cienfuesos via Portland Tucker
Li.hhouue -, - 49,, -, /,
Bng Janet (Brl. Kenny, Liverpool n s., G. Wheewrisht
Co. - -
Eng T. West, Hutchlu.. Roston, Miller ( Ioughon.
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, Sew-iiaven, uo;eAk.ss
Hammond
schr Laura Francis, -, Boston. W. 5. Beebc Co.
sclr = G. Evan, Tuthill, St. Marks. j. ID Hurbut Co.
Scir j. g. WLipYle Simpson, Charleston, q. w: Brown
Schg. j. Gillespie Smith, ~. john n. b., d. H. DE" OIL
Go. "a
schr virgipi, Orb Creighton Kingston ia, Leayeraf.
Co. ..,
sch, Ozell (Br). Caihcart. Para, Bishop Co.
Soop Ranger Hoto,ony. Hartford. J. y. Briggs Co.
sloop soplia Joues North River. j. Churchill.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

THE ATLANTIC CABLE.-Gen. Marshall Lef-
ferts Engineer of the American Telegraph Company
and consulting Engineer of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company left this city Monday afternoon for Nova
Scotia and Newfoundland be present at the landing
Of the cable and inspect the telegraph lines connection
with the American Telegraph Lines in order TO insure
that prompt transmission of dispatches from the Ocean
Telegraph which is the leading characteristic Of the
rress American Telegraph lines under Gen. Leffertss
supervision.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
Arrived.


steamship Albemsrle. Bourne, Richmond 20 hours mi'e
and pass. Livingston Fox Co. -. I'll. .,
Scainsiip Governor Cha'e lutte' Ne"orean' '"'y -
ssansfip Baltimore, Lewis. Washington 10 hours mdse
steamship Chase Rodgers Savannah days, cotton and
pass. l.. H. Jones' . -.
Steamship Ashland. Rogers, New'oreans days cotton
and troops L. ). OnaTlermaster.
Sssmsip Bavaria (lIarn) Tauee Hamburg July H. udse
ssanshp NewYork (Bren.). os,ereniOrp, Bremen Jely
G aud southampton 18th it I! n mdse ard pass. oecn
Co. Had westerly winds to Tue banAa latter paf
o, passage winds sht and variable.
Steamship Creole. Thompson, Norfolk "a hours mdse and
pass, q. noineken Pslmore. n
L. = steamer Hmtsvllle, h. A Deivons connander Dos
ton fol Philadelphia, ard proceeded: ,.,,. 60
steamer Commodore Barney. Chapel, Wellington 60
hour. to T. Brooklyn Ferry Co. purchased from the
Navy Department. :, -, ,,..,.,....,. .,o ,o,.. .,,o
steamer Charlie, BENTON saier, Newberu vis Hatteras
Shin Msrdaena (Ircm Henke. Rotterdam - days ndse
and pass G. Luns Co. Had deaths and birth on the
Rar' Thomas Daeti Duncan. Guantinams s days. sugar
and noses Reynaud Bachem. eit bri{s Annie Jordan
for NewNoIk in days. IimotAy r.el iof po'on III uy
Bark Laynia, Dayis, Cow Bay 10 Slys coal Brett Son
Bark w f. Anderson (of Buckspor, Reed Mobile is days.
cotton and rosn. J. f.. Ward & Go.
BriS Alma Jane Br Flynn. Cape Breton Is days coal
Br, Commsiry (of St. Johns NJ F), Noal Sydney, c. B.,
se6r Duke OF Newcastle Finley st. John, N. B.. lumber.
schr Mary E. Manglm BeveEcdse Cat Island days, fruit
J. Eneas L Go. - 49,
schr David b. Doane Redman, Lingan Is days. coal r. p
Buck Co. - m
schr Rachel Beal -. Calais 10 days, lumber, f. Tai
bot & Co. . . . -
Schr. Massachusetts. Permission, Rocsland liue VIM.
Brown. - .
schr. NJ @. White, White Norfolk days, -. to master
schr. AlInon Bacon, Hart, NOrhport, Nswbers
Schr. Senator. Falkin. Boston.
schr Mary Ann, Bryant Muehias IS days. lumber smpsor
L Clxp. .
seGr Ko,ansco, Pressey, Thoma.sOn days, lime. J.
Hsvland
Sehr. Copy Whesler. Providence
schr. Wslchman Libby, franklin, Me-, lumber, 7. M
Mayhem Co.
Schr Ann Leonard Campbell Glaek Bay Il days. coal Js'
Frye Co. -
Schr VEINS Moore, Lingsn u days, Thompson Hunter
Schr Susan and Mary Hail. Rockland. james hAviand
Steamship Britannia hence for Olsssaw-Juy o. lat s.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

ROBBED IN A CONCERT SALOoN.-On Sunday
night Edward j. Carney fell asleep in the low concert
saloon No. 626 Broadway, and robbed by stephen
Smith and Francis Sanford Of 500 in Treasury notes
and jewelry valued at 500. They were arrested by
Officer Roberts Of the Eighth Precinct and portion
of the property found in their possession Justice Led
with committed them.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
CITY NEWS.

PBALES COURT OF DEATH.-We learn that
Rembrandt Peales famous painting, THE Court OF
Death" which has been made over temporarily to Mr.
r. T. Barnum by its owner. DR.. G. Q. Cotton Of the
Cooper Institute. will be added to the great show.
mans collection.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

FELoNIoUs sAsSAULT.-Charles Elmendorf, of
No n Robnson.st. while in room at No 81 Grand-st
on Sunday night, was struck upon the head with an
ice-pick by John Madden, and severely injured. The
assailart arrested by Ocer Fenton of the Eighth
Precinct, and yesterday Justice Ledvith committed
Lin.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
Trnxe,er,, (:uidr.


To Albany by Hudson IL. L., Dcpo, toth,st ana
10Th ave, and b. Harlem II. H., Depot Zoth,,.'
and ith av. via Hudson River, .. H. ni, N9o'
snd I0i p. m. wa Harlem II a. al. aud ~ D m
Sunday train via Hudson River, D p M. ny
cars run between Chambers and jOtlfsts 'a'iohs
aud Oity Hall and 26th-st station. "
To Albany landing a. PRINCIPAL places or we ruu.
son, by steamer &. Nibbard. Tuesday,, lhu,,Sps
pnd Saturday, and Daniel Drew Mondays "ra'
nssd,y. and Fridays, from foot OF Desoios'es'"
5:i5 q. m, lendng al ghrtieth'st. .'.':...'.
To Baltimore by the New Jersey H. H. 1907 9
CORTLAND, IT., o and lil m. p n.' ana u -,o
midnight. Sundny........ ''
To Boston, by steamers CITY Of Bath, every SstuI'
day, aud Jersey Blue, every "Wednesday Hoh -,
To boston, by Now. London line, PieT 81 ~ IL,
and Neptune Line, Pier n n. H.. daily tswdAy
exceItrdD. 49,. >. v
To y Jston by Ne'sHaveD X. H., wa sprnsnea;
2rth-st. and Ah-sv.. IN an P'
To Boston BY New Haven IL. H., Z1tist ana ""'
av via Shore Line. l2i and y. m. SUNDAY -. p
For Catskill. by steamer Thomas foeeh ~, ~. 'oo'
Of Franklin. .st.. N. H., every Tnesdsy ana inuf'
day ut .. M, and every Saturday at :'.,...'.i
10 Cansn daigua Rochester, luislo, ssaahca "1d
West. By Erie Railroad. foot OF Chamoer's~
saa W = n. ".b.'''''''''V'"w"" p
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Rcceipfa Of Produce.

July 3l-l673 bbls. Flour, l0i bbls. Whisky. 2le
bbls. Corn Meal. g7.2ol bush. Wheat q. soy bnsh.
Oats lOl 600 bush Corn Is l57 bush Malt ll2 pkgs.
Ashes l23 pkgs Provisions l5i pkgs. Lard. 1850 pigs
Petroleum. l,705 pkgs. Butter.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
LAGER BEER PEss1M1srIcALLY CONSIDERED.

LAGER BEER PESSIMISTlCALLY CONSIDERED.
a good deal of excitement exists in the City among
the retail dealers respecting the price charged by brew
ers for lager beer and meetings reports Of which have
.ppesred 10 THE TRIBUNE, have been held denouncing
what has been considered extortion. In our judg
en, the price of beer s less to be dePOred than the
quality which is certainly inferior to that sold in any
other cty Of Importance in the country Indeed New
York lager is proytrbiay bad, and not glass TT to
drink can BE had on the island or within radius OF 70
niles Of the City Hall. Tie lager one obtains here is
little better than soppaidon the ineegance for
The expressiyeness Of the woodland seems TO have
been made by the rnsng of glasses in rather warm and
cute impure water Several Of the recent riots here
about have been attributed to excessive use of lager
beer If that were the of the Generalization OF
tie rowdies we think they are to certain extent ex
cusbe for the beer is miserable enough TO make any
man who drinks a single glass break all the com
mandments and then that there were no Doreto
violate.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
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LADIES SUMNER CATERS 81 A PAIR

CANrRRLL dposng Of his stock Of colored CATERS
very low prices and they just the articles to in
the country during the Summer advise early call to his
stabishment No. s3 Broadway, between Eleventh and
Twelithsts.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

| SUPREME CoURT-CHAaBERS- - barnard, J.)-
Court opens at 10 o'clock mNo %, Bron agt Fink; NO.
lJ. Anderson ast WiIs.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JuLr
3l.-Before Commissioner OsBoRS.
STEALING LETTEPS

United States agt. Michael IIart-The defendent
who night watchman a. the PosOice Is charged with
stealing letters containing drafts checks &C. Several wit
examined by the Government the case
adjourned TO the 9Th poImo Assistant United District
Attorney Ball for the Government Robert N Waite for
the defendeut
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
Weekly Report OF Deaths

In the City Of NewYoh. from the 2h day of July the
3l'. day Of July, 1865.
Men 81 72 boys. go; girls, 202-total, 595;
adults loJ; Children %19; males, 32; females 2; col
ored ne E.Ons IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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