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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
American Institute Of Homeopathy.

iuIs OOuy commenced It's sessions al Pittsburgh, Pa,
Thursday last Dr. S. S. Guy Brooklyn N Y, tbs
chair The following oeeis chosen for the year
sGirg
PreiiSea-Dr J. 5. DOUGLAS Of Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Dioe Prenl,a'-S Il. EEcKwrrH OF Cleveland OHIO.
Seearie-Drs T. TALBOT Of Boston, a. H. b. CLARK Of New
Bedford Masa
TTeasgrey-Dr. T. VI. KELLOGG Of New-York City.
BoGyd Of Cssorsurs T. Dske OF saem Ohio o. H. 81 Paine
Of Albany Newly ORR H. d. Smith q NeioTk City; NJ Cote Of
Pittsburgh, and J. b. Wood u Wescht se Ia.
large number of gentlemen elected 20 membership
md reports presented m several departments Of med
zeal science. The annual address given by ID. w. T.
Helmuth Of ST. Louis.
On the second day Of tie session there general debate
the organization Of tie Institute and how il could be in
Proved also 10 the bass upon which delegates he
chosen fntare sessions Various reports presented
and papers read and Dr. Henry Turner OF London
address explanatory Of the status of homeopathy in England
On motion OF DR. Verdi Of Washington committee APP
pointed to prepare address hOmeopanists IN Europe
Urging them the importance OF organizing national
The customary Bureaus appointed Tor the coming
comprising the subjects Of Maeria Medica Clinical Medicine
Surgery, Obstetrics Statistics and Medical Ethics. The
Committee OF Arrangements for the next session consists OF
Drs George L. Belcher. Henry ~ Smith +. ~ Kellogg
He1ry d. Paine aud Jacob Beakev. The next ANIMAL sd
dress will be given by Dr. " T. Cooke Of Chicago with Dr.
H. b. Clarke Of Newedford alternate. The next session
will this city, the first Wednesday Of june 1857
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

BULLS HEAD Monday June ll.-Ihere are i,25l
buocks the sale pens Forty fourtsi to-day which In
over of number here last Monday and tho
number far reported and estimated for the weeks supply
numbers 1000 held aud quite sufficient to account for
the fact that sick NATURALLY very sick when It s
understood that prices Albany lc gross higher
than the week previous while they today average
lower than last Monday with very wiling disposition upon
the part buyers estimate weights about cwt less than
owners and brokers declare would be fair The of price
p for the smmest lots Of Western steers OF about 4
6 cwt to l6c b for good fair average Illinois steers 81
6d7 cwt and ia lee for the very best ros coned bull
locks Of cw and only these top prices for morning sales
the cattle sold after dinner brought over lie npon
m weight, and good stock sold a. l5elbe u than
has been sold day for weeks ana Wild al thcse cOhe
sons to bnher ard with several sales razersa good many
cattle stand over ight unsod And time in the
ing thought al the stock would have 10 stand as
Board Health threatened 10 enforce their law against
driving through the streets in Tie daytime As the
business OF the Cattle market or New-hork Is 70"
arranged the Of this law is simply impossible
There is not room enough at any one POM ,dn
different lots cattle they sold to the butcher and
the toppage Of driving cattle through Tue Dusy cry
streets. Ii nuisance 1t will be greater nuisance 10
them ID tae o su ,h new order Of tbh To en-
force this new Board Immediately. viii make
friends Board Of Health. Limit the number 10 twenty
cattle in drove under tie regulations eabishe1 and 1T
Undertake to stop all driving Immediately and the result
will be TO drive the cattle market al no jersey which VII
accept the busiscss favor although II won't favor
antinc station There very old proyorb that " all
must before they Walk The Board Of Health
will find this course tie best way o. getting hrmy
their The weather TO-DAY. az least this afternoon
like summer 1t will pen the berries and check demands for
beef particularly when lat many II re cattle today
We Cherokee stock, dstery'ed IN Inos u
them hog fat" These sold Of Ice per b. net The Jews
muster strong this week. -Four hold LAP head all
bought speculation. ard probably oil losing money.
There was light supply Of sheep in market tbs morning.
and oil sold at 7c7c per b. and some At &c. Good lambs are
worth abou 1919, and poor lOc say about 20 ID
lambs at a 25
There carloads Of hogs the market part OF which
held from last week for advance and were sil held
al noon The sold Ot lOic per h. which Is about
ic per TO- advance upon last Monday The weather today
hat Ike
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Arrived.

Steamship Helye,ia Orb Q I IL a he i tlsa ann
ard ~ p., 20 nc sagareo bound 3ls, LAT ST. long u.s. ra.
yfnia bound II 9Th st 49, Ton % 49, bark H. Jenkl, bound
" 9Th lat ~ ~ Ion Il r. barklssed 'eamer bound ~
lon 70 90 .esmihPs Fulton City of London Tenoni and Brazil
Steamship sar,,osa Krg Richmond and Norfolk with mde
Steamship AbArc Bourne Norfolk &C. with md'e and to
srsr.hP washasion Chichester Richmond and Norfolk with
s,e,msh savannah Dert New oesn. Jqne and sw Pass
Steamship wh~nd, Fargo Richmond IS hours with nie to C.
20 ap,eo Bros TO. May a. lat ~ H. long ~ - spoke brig
Dai.ey Falmouth. Dsn.ara for Cork Nay 49, lat a 20 lon
ship Baeher Meek Miehe.ou, Rotterdam 80 days with mde
Bark Princeton Cof sheds Sharp Bordeau mi
Anthony oeeh' May 10 lat H. long 81 49, spoke brig Mary T.
Henrta Meek Peters Hamburg So dys, in ballast, aud
Bah Free Trade (o BOOn Fe.ter Bay days. with coal
r.. ~, STa f G Gasfy P cp n p sa dy Can
10, and csro,s from Ro Jane,o for sye day, out asy b.
BADGES days out June TO- lat "a, long ~ 90 spoke bark Argo
Bs zebuOu Br Brady Windsor 10 days with plaster D. R.
Bs ve,ori. (Br Burt Dorchester N b. is days with budns
sshr Broher o nassau Watson Abaeoa days with old metal
schr sTa whssn Es.po days with a,hs &c. Jed Frye
sohr s. P Adams Tabbo Addison day. with .pa to Snow
Riehad.on -
schI Royal Arch Br NewcOmbr, Windsor 10 day. with plaster
schr Capt John Corie Franklin days with lumber c. f.
schf Louisa ar CLARK Georgetown N. B. day. with lumber
schr Angola Crane Cow Bay days. with coal D. R DewO
sehr Behind, W. Johnson Nassau days. with p1e.ppls'
sehs E@@. Iioehh.. NIcsss.ou, Rondou, for Norwich
Schr j. H. Deputy Sturgsss Providence Tor EiIsbehpot
schr Hamlet Ryan, SNOW, New bedford
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Beard o. Csuncilsnen.

A PORTRAIT OF GIN. sCOTT-CoLoRS TO REGIMENTS.
The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon,
the President Iwilson Green. esq in the chair COnnc
Keech offered the following:
Rered That The national aass Of the Board be in
s,raeed ascertain the probable Of portrait Of the late IL
Winfield u s. A. able paced TIE Governors
Of the City Hail. other places also the same COMMITTEES
be instructed consider the advby Of providing and arranging
and shuent OF gallery Of paintings to be
composed Of gused AmeTceus and iends OF Tie
freedom historical other appopate psDnsA Ssb
gallery 70 be open TO the pubhc free OF chagr
Which adopted The Board coBcutred IN The adoption
Of resolution recimenal coor for the following
regiments First and Third Regiments Cavalry First kegi
Artillery the First aud NintyF Regiments Of Infant
ry the Seventy Ninth Regiment the whole expense nos
exceed the 81 The Board after ransscDs very
large Of general routine business adjourned 10 Thurs
day at o'clock p
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Pas.euyers Sailed.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO via AsPISWALL-In steamship North
EN- LirhtE T. Dudley Geo u. TAFT I'll strong Rev Francis "a
san o. Rensen Means r. Fenton M.s Moe euro
don b. ri Aingon, wife and family, Mira w Ihonps9n ht
wife child Hon. Donnek Gavin aud wife, Mrs j. Dononne
Mn NeNsly s. Hen.ing.r and wife Dr. j. C. lawtho,ne Miss
o. r. Brush Mis-. r. T. A. Danper. M Lizzie Baron 1rs Sean
T.. N Noah > Aexludrr r. = She
voa T,n ID sover Tbomls lack Mrs Z. G. tTank anl girl
HI, iI,tc Raymond a Robert Sellers, T. b. Ford VIM toer
Jsre~ S,,gue ebert Fletcher, Chas A. Fletcher y Jones' r.
IIalcn J. W. Henry Wasow and We Mrs Emily YVES,
Low Mr. Poor dan Inter child Geo. r. Me ;ale > Dali
bv m o C.opp h. r. Mason L. Burnhn c. bcnsd tie Ihos
Innhevs il.e Fitzpatrick Henry schroeder td"d seagraVe
Nltlsn and ,yif. Ms Bume Ma Kseuback, 4 Roger A.
D. Rara Jiurs H. Loughln. 4. b. Wnemofe David H. bu9ien
O,bornc W. jones' wife and cAd aud others IN Tue 'ee'h'
in ands
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW YORK
Cleared.

CIfnFfd.
s,esmhlp Northern Light Weir. Apnwa Pscihc Mail Steam
shipCo -, " o.. r
Wainey
shp American Eagle Moore. London. T. =. Morgan Son
Ship Electric M NIB }, Junge, Hamburg. Sloman Edye.
Snip Richard (Breml Bruck'ton, St. Johns NJ b. IL ban''oa
4
shin Robin Hood Kelly Francisco Geo ID. Sutton Co.
BARK IndFnr fPus FLEMING Corh FOR orders Soman fdye
BARK James (Br Shaw HAVE. via Philadelphia Boyd
Hp.Gen.
Bar. Lord Bamor, (Br Lo.bursb Santos Brazil sOcOven
Smith.
BaIt r. W. Ghaibs. Drnmmond. Maianza,, T. Ward Co.
Prs Nellie Qtall Ccfero. Bristol, Slocoyich 4 smith
Brs Water Lily fBr Wigsn, Rio Grand De sal bento 20
Brs Samson Davis ZlL, T. Bertfoud Co.
Biz Kaamc (Brl Morris, Windsor .. r. DeWo'f & Co..
sradmfn Wilmington, ~ L. McCre4dy d Co.
schr Frsnk. Coomb. Boston II. +. Buck 4 Co.
sloop Emerald Fefden Neayen Racket Iooker Taylor
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NEwYoRK STATE MILITARY AGENCY, ALBANY, June 6. 1866
His EIeeiieRey K. T.. fRsrOS, GorcrROr Of NeD York.
SIR: have the honor to report the following az
the business OF the New York State Military Agency at Al
bany, y. Y. for the month Of Mag. ls66:
Amount Of fee transportation furnished sick and
uesttuts Coz -
Amount collected and paid H. 3t 20
Number of Claims fled
Number OF letters written 3A
Number OF letters received Observation-Disclosures. s7s
Number OF business calls Leo
Very respectfully. your obedient servant,
WILLIAM W. Posr Major and n. Y. Military Agent.
NEwYoRK STATE MILITARY AGENCY.
WASHINGTON. MAY 81 led :
HIS ErcseRey r. +. FESToS, Governor Of Nex York.
have the honor herewith 10 submit the follow
ing report the work Of this Office for the current month y
Amount Of FREQ transportation furnished destitute
sOiueis so< =
Amount collected and paid claimants 1925 81
Number OF claims filed In departments l62
Number of claims settled. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I1
Number Of certificates OF non.indebtedHess obtained
for officers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Number OF letters written llsS
Number OF letters received. lO4S
In addition 10 the ocewofk than 800 official visits At
the several departments Of the Government have beea made
by self other officers Of the Agency IN the interest OF
the New York soldiers occupying than 300 hours.
am, Governor respectfully. obedent servant,
j. L. LEE, New York Military Agent
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Criminal sensesees.

The following prisoners were sentenced by Recorder
Haokett in the Court of General Sessions yesterday;
James g. Taylor policeman for deadly assault on
fellow Metropolitan named John McCuloch State Prison
years.
John Edwards for assault a female with intent to
commit rape State Prison two years and SIX months
james Taylor convicted OF burglary IN the third degree
State Prison five years
John Smith, the commit.a OF burglary in the third de-
gree. State Prison three years. o..
Ferdinand Scbaeher, receiver Of stolen goods 'hy
Prison 30 DAYS.
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HoMRwARp BoUYp.-The 25th Ohio Vet Vols,

HoMgwARD BoUNp-The 25th Ohio Vet Vols,
Brcyet Brig Zen Nat Haughton commanding arrived here
yesterday morning the Fambeau route from Charleston
g. c. to Columbus Ohio for muster out The 25th is the last
regiments and probably the oldest volunteer organi
z,ton In service. 1t organized in May ls6l, Of
companies and has remained constantly
Ice since having shared Ia the hardest OF the
After Gettysburg it sent to South Carolina. the
Regiment thea numbering only ~ men, aud commanded by
FrLeuenant 1t numbers rs officers aud 2e3 enlisted
men.
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Unsd States Of Wednesday, speaking OF the Pesep
crop this State II Is said that the peach crop lo"n
Delaware the from which Philadelphia IL NANNY sup
piled Is failure gentleman yesterday informed US thM
he has Delaware peach orchard Of 5000 trees tha1 s'
year paid him profit Of 50 COO This year he says tns
have fallen the ees SO far AS our IN
ormants observation extends what true OF peaches IN tsa
this OF Tie fruit crop confined TO limited loeaIs
ties
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10 he one Of the most valuable mines on the property anu
only reqnee be properly worked to pay ana l-' w i-'
was good one. =. nj,
.t ro,crige bad 10 c0mmcree mine mt ipi Den
a. lr-d for years found the tunne'' MED up with
u =. On rubbish the Slopes bad cfscl i1 INC i1i.1d
TO- is been urn up and clrira cA ono I'd. worse d 100
e.r ulorciug on new ulne Ia fIe mine ~ lstJs
everything ""' ~ f' -r and phere we're ten Ate good
n, SEES for tue accommodation ~ WorAmeh ~ az. - 49,
TOOK charge not Of these e0gscs was ieit
and blacksmith shop had be r'laT9 ur'l' .l1 ~ n,
used Ever! tilE ih 10 way Of tJos 10 Ho.. - ,antt
have made. ~ charge the last tine aoI' 80 -
during The We, @ " WeG,AeI. 20
Of rock Il rom this mine dulg th1t ne - l'on Y u
81 tuns GER day and il paid at the ~ A,! IAN mn J
So 70 Sl3 - per tonso ih0a tla' Aal c5 y 80 e
mad hardly got everything IN good WV fut oiueF UtOio
had IN sop he work by order Of Mr. dodge ne lessee
Most OF the work that had d0Le W 10 that mo VS. WI"
Miners ca dead work. had ~ feet OF sAlt. ,uhk an
vas drpr the tunnel The most truaursohe oi
an was pu nr IN new mbery the old wcfhnS"
fsct inc greatest portion had d0ae was desd Woi ih
as rock took out by oder of Mr. Dodge was ~ ths VI
average rock-tte same sind Of ore that was ~ I'LL
Valley Mil. This rock is soon % be WorkeS q, AissSi ~
a. y, urngim. By tho Few amacsmating process. -. l.
After left tie mine in 1854 another paIsIn Na ~ ~.
change 1t during the admnisir,p OF a., 5ac, tl
The S,refntePsent could only make pay 50 20 per tun
hin It was condemned anl Abandoned ald ne as Ns o
Since RECOMMENDED to work that tue Joslnlo co.; ~
nav expeuse Now jsst had Got cverytt nS Va l "
H. work tho mine at profit 10 has been taken from me Dy
Dodge and put charge Of the very man who "
,e,, 70 op xropzr,yn THE JosrPUINR ROCK TIE NEW
| AMALGAHATISG PROCESS
'"' San FRANCISCO. May 90, 1900.
MARX BRUMAG: seven IONS Josrphaee ore y1d hS
Zone hundred aud nnety-sx dolalD' |eI!lnu.o Nm
forW aidcd by tomorrow's seaner hhNAl o., ii| ~ Ia
Tho working Of seventeen hundred and Sky lhos o 30
e'9'' ' ' MARX BgrMAcIM.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srrc,N. TEaM-JuNE II.
Before Judge CAlDJLO
CouRr CALEyDAR-Trls DAY.

SUPREME CoURT--GEyEaAL TEaM -EYUNgRATED
CALENDANos 10 IL, pa - to - IS - AZ, D., 50i g.
a. A. CIRCUm.-PARr L-Caendar unchanged Justice
Potter will preside during tie remainder Of tie erm Court
open 10 O'clock instead OF 0 O'clock rAkr
INos go 1914 6lf 10 1916 1924 1915 1924 1874 soc.
Eco 1928 $40 1856 2si I23 2ji0 l2s 49, 1872 SPECIAL
IEGM-Calcndar unchanged
made up.
Court oP COMMON PLEAs.-PARr Mos. 553.
1851 1872 1913 1895 1916 $50 1892 1913 to 1881 03 iO.
PART uNos 1904 6O1. 1000. 1885, Us 1919 94O NO. lS-
AZ ll26 III go. 1872 800
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spoken.

May IS lat rs 50 tong 4Of bark Carlos and Csro,ta from Rio
Jan-iro for iIayre. % days DOT.
May u & 49, long 80 a. schr Marin Morse from Boston for
BaTbado-s days cGt
May lat Is H. long &c 30 brig Dssey Of Falmouth from Dem
for Cork
May TO- H. long 81 90 brig Mary =. Rowland hence for
London 10 days out.
May is lat long IS IS brig Anna Brooks bound p.
June Oh the edgp Of Cult sehr. Allegro. whalrr.
June 10 LAT. 80 ~. long. U 80 baIk ARG. bound w
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SV,Ufo.ZTJ 10
This shows surplus over capital of 2si per cent.
The coal tunnage on the Schuyki Navigation for the
week ending juno 1906 was Is tuns; correspond.
Ing week last year. l0l3 tuns Increase for the week
S2Oo9o tuns Tunnage for the Of 1866 to date
tuns tunnase for tie season. of 1866 to date
1872 eosle tuns Increase for sesson of 1866 257 2is
tuna.
The receipts on the Grand Trunk Railway for the weck
ending June g were:
1865. Snaps 1866. .siI66si Increase a, 10,
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TIE IOSKPHINR MINE

MARlPosA ESTATE, May H. 1866
CePf HENRY j. HALL-Dear Sir. During former admin.
aon aud previous to the estate passGg into OF
the new company had charge Of the Josephine Mines and
my Drother The Pneee The average yield per ton from tho
two Mines was 81! and cot After left these mines the
Josephine was abandoned bat the Pine tree continued to
ipe Josephine was sbaHd0ned represented thai believed
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Pnsseugers Arrived.

FROM NEW. ORLEANs-In steamship savannah-W = Wright
Bottassi wife, children anh TWO nufes
Nrs Thos Cook wife and child J. H. Fletcher 49,
FROM LVERPOOI-In steamship lie yeia-by waters MISS
Eliza Loueman. Mr. sule,, ani 157 in seersge.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
SIM Risess23 Sun ses........73l Moon Seis.,.....-
Sandy Hook ....J0 Gov leland S;ll He'd
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TlrRNER BROTHERS.

BANKERS a VI DEALERS In GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Accounts Nedpe cent interest allowed daily balances
have REMOVED % No. NAssAuSf, in marble block
rINEXAS COL, > MINING OFFICE. No I55 Broad.
way N Y Room No Annual Meeting for tue Eeetsa Of
Direction, June 10 ieed, AZ SG0si. o.
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Receipts Of Produce.

JUNE LIS les bbs Flour % bbs WHISKY &07 Dbl
Corn Meal 49, 100 bush Wheat 1876 l6 bush. Corn - z
BUSH Oats 1900 bush Rye, 100 bush Malt - pkgs. Ashes
pkgs Cut Meats, 4i5l bbls. Petroleum.
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The SIariuoza yIins.

On the 9th inst we furnished particulars in rSa
ton to the Manposa Mines BY the steamer from Cafr,
MIA which arrived on Saturday wc have further data from
Mr.. Kelton. who was ono of the managers under Ere
mont's ownership
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financial.

UNITED srArns TREASURY, IsrHnn'r DEpAKrxsSr}
new loRk, June 4, lDt. !
SCHEDULES Of (30) thirty or more SEVEN and
- THREErENTts Il $40 COUfoSs payable June IS instant
viii now be received for examination. n Il. VAN DYCK,
Assistant TREASURER t. H.
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BORT War0en's Noiife.
STATE or Nkw.YoRx.

NEw.Yoak.
PoaT-WARpxss OrTIcE, No. ~ Winianst-b
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance with sec.
~ lion passed April H. 1857 entitled An Act to Re
Port OF Yoik" 10 all
interested having charge Of the subsct matter Of such
that the following vessrs
Wsdcns the said
will completed within days succeeding this
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LAW INTELLIGENCE,
SUPERIOR c9uRr-srEcIL 1"rnu-Juys li.-Detcrs Jur
u.- SIC UNN.

SUPERIOR c9uRr-srEcL g"'rn,i--Juss r.-Befcrs jos.
H''- Alc UNN.
DECISIONS.
Banl. J. Stgphens agt. Thomas Holloway: Wilhelm
GobCl agf lne Thrd.aFe. Railroad Coz Chrs h0nz seuet
AIT Albert l.. Hernseini Myer Finn agt Ju.a Curise
Orders granted
Hans Knehl ag Ferdinanl Mayer-Orders taken co do.
fault
Vim Wood ag. John L. RoweMoiion granted; papers IA
Gle Ks Office.
Clark b. Wheeler agt Elisha Ricbmoni-Noton granted
Henry j. orms George Woei Palipiaa Black sgt
Anthony leiL-Orderi granted.
George b. Welsh agt l.. SaoomakerJud ynent fore.
closure and sale.
The MeriIen Britannia Co. agt Godfrey " Zingsen-Mo-
tion granted.
Julius g. Garrely agt. Fred. Boacr.-Order granted.
Caauncey Barnes agt. TAomas Dali, &c-Judgme1t order
granted.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPrc'M TEaM-JuSE Il.
Before Judge CAiDJLo.
DECISIONS.
Old Colony Insurance Co. agt. Bacon.-Motion
denied without costs.
Skinner aet Skinner Application refused.
Alehn agt Ierhine Tins order Is not 10 accordance with
the ecisOn.
Seymour agt Hoblitzell. Boke agt. Spgatt Motions
granted.
State Bank agi Brown.-Moon granted.
Wan Court AIT. Elott.-Ordin nee granted.
Berlin agt BrGsiinan. Motion granted.
Before Judge BRADY.
Howord agt Harey.-Motion denied with elO costs, 70
abide event
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philadelphia Cattle Market-JUSE II.

Beevcs-Ihe prices OF Beef Cattle well sustained sale,
Of 400 head Lee. Sheep firms sales of head
6!c gross. Hogs dull, sales II 500 head at s3asH
100 n net and some extra at eli -.
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interest to g check equal to legal tender at the Clear
ngIous9. -vo.h
The following shows the condition Of the Nc"
City banks this week and last;
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piuiacna Noiisss.

QFrog ~ rHg RussELL FILg Co,
. 49, Eoou 80. %, No 81 br.tlst
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of llO) Ten PER
"A CENT 10 ~ N win b. rsid sihoder' 0 us' n any
on The twene G ,ne ext Transfer 900. vii b. cosei om the
lsh til the an Of uue incuys. ry or.r # toe insi ees
w J. PEASE, IN, Treasurer.
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Chances for Business fllen.


TOR SALE.
TO WHOLESALE GrOCERs. DRUGGISTS &c, &e-Tae rs, rs,
.-,nt OF rr. Pf bearing date Ft Of May loo, ior tue
patenee's entire Interest ir tue United states.
40 cate rising sud wlo wa. pat tAs
"MARhNrL OF THE AGE - -.
before the public 10 certain TO command I ~
and ncgat trade solution possessing s1ch ''
Nj on s as this does doubtless, will induce con
sno ION and hailed By Mothers OF Families as Cir sent fo
% solution Is very cheap easily made and yieisa profit Of 70 per
cont the dealer atcuars and tesanp add
ne,sug &C. stamp JOHN MoGL Paentee no 100 Cambridge
st. Boston,"
NEWSPAPER WANTED-The advertiser will pay
"a, n,ie. for DAILY or WEEKLY EsWSPAPER EsIAR-
LSIMFNr Adl,ess, with a particulars, PRINTER Room 40
g. No. sprac"-si
DARTNER WANTED-Iu an established manu-
furue business which the sdye,te q unable 70 .afy on
Capital go Apply at no. ID "ahe'0O' s~' '''0e D.
N. or after p ~
DARTNER WANrED-A reliable young Man
4 VINO can come well recommeniei with SlO 70 tke me
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NOR SALE CHEAP, or Trade for Real Estate,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

NOT1CE.-An Adjourned Annual Meeting Of the
~ Stockholders Of the UNITED STATES PATENT SKIRT
FRAME COMPANY ril be held Jane 10, p m
Aston House By order the DiTecto v OTIS bcoresy