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Tax ON Brokers' Sales.
rs THE LAW INSTITUTIONAL! -ARGUAENT BsFoRz
THE GENERAL TERN-D1CIsION REsERvED.

Before Judges Barnard, Sutherland and Clerke.
JUn 2-1xs People Of ts Stats Of NeU York, pIdiw-
M IN error, Henry r. Aeriw0, dgendaNs n error
Defendant In this case It will be recollscted IL indicted
for violation Of the law Of April 1s 1885, In having
broker sold sixty thousand bags Of coffee without hav
ing given the bond required BY that Law. He has de-
injured TO the Indictment judgment has boon rendered
In his favor. and the case has been brought by
writ Of error TO this court test the constitutonay
Of the law not only In It's application 70 the precise state
Of facts Bet out In the indictment but TO otheu which
may arise under tho law The section of tho law bearing
precisely upon the CASE together with the Indictment
has already been published in the HERALD On the ar
gument yesterday Mr. George Bliss appeared for plain
tina and Mr.. VIM n. Evarts for the defendant After
hearing argument ON both sides the court reserved IL
decion The has been already fully argued In the
General Sessions The points were published In the
HERALD 1t the time
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FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

MEArs.- Porterhouss steak, aSc loc. per To- SIR.
Ion. Csc $50 round zoe 25c rib roast 2sc. sSc
cross rib 2oc chuck rib. 12c zoe. pork lsc 400
mutton, hind quarter, lsc 22c forequartsr, 1sc.
lsc veal hind quarters, 200 . 800 forequasten 16c
. 1876; cutiets, 86c. 400. pigs feet o. each
POULTRY -Chickens 90. Soc per ID. ducks, 30c.
&c. geese 25c 30c turkeys $50.
FIsH-Eels 10c. 15c. per ID. striped bass, 12c.
l8c haibut 12c. 20c salmon, Soc per lb. oysters,
76c. - per hundred.
h. butter prime 42c. medium do, 35c 4Oc. cook
ing do, CSC . 30c.; eggs, nine for $50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Csc &C., per bunch; cab
bages 1Oc 16c each; caulifowers 800. 76c. each
potatoes new SOC. 81 per half peck; peas 2Sc 4Oc
per half peck tomatoes 30c 40c per quart turnips
SOC. 40c. per half peck.
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Port Of New York, june ~, 1865.

Port Of New York, June ~, 1865.
CLEARED
steamship BorussiA CHam). schwenssn. Hamburs-KD-
no.sa Won -
.steAmship Taiaman (Br). Smith, Kingston. Ja-Ribss
sts.nshlp yixen LOWS, Norfolk City Point and RssA-
steamship WESTMINSTER. Ingram, Wilmington. Ds-A
ssssnship K.nawha, Bartlett, Bcsson--o Peters
ship R:1O PRs. SS.S ssar I..
ship Cambria tBr,. Harrington, 81 Andrews. NB-HJDs
ship John Parker tBr,, Lowthsr, Aoapuco-J " Eiwsn
S:.s a:nss: CIR MiaH: sr::S,q nusy
Bari Caroline vian tAusp, camsnarovich Bordeaus-
SsTE Alb.Sors OBJ, Mack, Liverpool, Ns-o HhsslwrsAa
%S: Dsss ..s
Big Mar: y I: , Corr for s s.asre sBnsy
Brig Victoria Ursula (Br). Lenoir. Pcou NS-B snAA
Brig village Belle tBr, Toker 81 John. NED RDsws1
Brs Alpine CIR, Kilm.n. Frankfort. Me-R BUCK O.
schr Small !srA Stevens sisa campescny and L.
sohr Eureka tBrS. Leblanc, 81 Johns, NIB s.An .
sshr Cen Knox. Rsbsdoo, GslvsssenYa.ss Posssrasl
1i1'
sshr Champion CLARK. Boston Vi. Els.sesapor.-o =
bloop Emerald, Ferdon, New Haven-RAcketk Toooee ]
Taylor
steam fgAte SusqueAann. Taylor Rio Jane!ro Avs0
"a VIA Barbados, Martinique aad 81 Thomas Juno II
s!ss a. vs mS.s M 6 H ssss ~
Steamship Wilmington, spencer Galveston, days and
SS 8 ~ p:ssfes's s w.ss; VIA s ess B:
Bark Cen Geo q Meade (of PHILADELPHIA Avery Mags
ssilles days with mdse 70 order Had light westerly
Sss;ss $ ss...ss Mention. or..e..
Brig Machias (of nachiash Ca.ea Aayasuss. PR u daya
with molas.es, % Thompson Hunter Had light wtnA4
and osms the whole passage
Brig GsmEe lBr. dnham, Cow Bay sdaya with coal -
Brig Alex Niiikea, Estss. Rosdout for Boston.
schr Harmony lBs. nioeerson savanila, 10 DAYS. M
schr Bonn suocesso lPort) saata Anna Lisbon . day2
aai:i. uadsrs ss.f ss.sss: IL day. with fruit ~
schr Carleton tBr,. Johnson Rleushsr, days. ~
fruit TO Jos Kneas.
schr Llnds.y Jones, Savannah
6cnr Crnoine, Bedel, Norfolk
6ohr Ellen Baker, ye6rys, Virginia
6ohr q Wright Whito Virginia
echr y Bunnel. Bunnel 0eorsstown. DO
sohr nerwin, Aldrteh 0sorgstown-
sesr z zao ahs5 xSSc o9
schr 9lvira, DrIscolL EIiSabshport for Bo~eoo
Hchr Rising Sun. Ohandisr, Jonssport days
schr John urfnth, Gould, dIouosstsr
Schr Treasure. Palmer. Tauntoa
Schr Democrat Sullivan. Bridgeport
6ohr Lgure Bray. Roudout for kewburyport
Schr Clinton, Holmes Poughkoopoto for PombrokA
sioop Irene, Smith. Virginia
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Under the heading Of "Jersey City News" In yoss
edition OF June 10 appears article in which persoa
bearing the name Of Gsorss Dee ID charged with perjury
by Alderman DAVIS, Of this city. I would say thae I
know nothing whatever OF the George Geo IN queselea
In Justice 70 please correct GEO. p. GEE
JuHuY CRY. June n l00d
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s HIPPING NEW s.

ALMAMAo zoe nuu YonE-1Hu
RISES. - moon aaf8 morn =
SETS. d uS0g WAxng. .ovo y
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e,
Michigan Central u, Cleveland and Pittsbury ~ Rock
Island y, Ohio and Mississippi certificates y. Illinois
Central was lower Northwestern preferred 4, Attain
nc Mail ~. Government securities were quiet and
steady.
Az the one o'clock sessions the market nrmer for
Yor Wayne which sold at osx, and steady on the 70
mander OF the list AZ the half past two board u was
dull and prices without material change New
York Central closed y lower than 81 the rss regular
board Michigan Southern " Cievciasd and Pitssburg "
Cleveland and Toledo u, Rock Island u Erie closed
y higher, Reading y, Northwestern preferred Y, Fort
wayne V. Government securities were inactive but
sseady Al the half past three open board Eric sold at
So. AZ, New York Central esJs, Cleveland and Pitts
burg Sa, Cleveland and Toledo 1oex, Rock Island ss
Fort Wayne ssh Canton bs,s, Quicksilver sok, Mari
posa preferred 23A, Western Unioa Telegraph sax.
Afterwards the marke, became . shade nrmsr, and
closed steady sxccp, for Ere which, after selling Il ssA
declined TO sekah. Al haifpast Ave Fort Wayne was
quoted st ssk, Michigan Southern 7sH Y, Cleveland
and Pittsburg SAX y, Rock Island p4x
The foreign exchange market dull The supply OF
bills H. however, absorbed by speculative houses and the
rates arc steady Leading drawers ask losx for shclr
bills on London At ninety days and iosx X at short
sight; bu, the rates, second hand, Y a X below
these figures II Is estimated that the gold shipment TO-
morrow will amount 70 about million and = half
chiefly In bars Commercial bills on England are rregu
lar and dcult Of sale without nrss clan endorsements
Tho quotations from 100 70 1o7. Bins on Berlin are
nomInally TAX "a Bremen TEX 90 Amsterdam
AN a. Hamburg aok 81, Paris dong dais) 81 Lee .
o. 100, short sight ST. &c. as lilo
Petroleum and mining stocks were steady and qucs.
A. the second board Consolidated Gregory sold 81 es
sis g. Smith Parmeee % Is, shade River Sc,
United States 81 pa ~ 70
! The tSx bill A balns freely amended BY the
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OF the mulberry worm. An empty one
weighs 20 centigrammes III grains),
while one Of the mulberry worm only
weighs 90 centigrammes (54 grains). II
tax 90 45O to 500 full or fresh mulberry
cocoOns to weigh kilogramme, while
200 of the oak worm will make the same
weight. One square metre, nearly AZ
inches square, Of oak underwood will
support is to 20 cocoons; but taking it al
only ten, then u single hectare IA acres
will produce 100, 000, cocoons, or 500 kilo
grammes.
7 There are many thousand acres OF oal
in the United States, both at the Nortl
and ut the South; and according to tn
report of Mr.. Personnat, nothing can bt
easier than to make them of great utility
in the production of silk. In various
states vast extents of scrub oak barrent
exist, at present of no use, which could
very well be brought into service, and
which at least afford fields for expei /
ment. The report Of Mr.. Personnel wal
read to the society at AlencOn in May
last and seems to have excited most
lively interest among its members
Even allowing for the exaggeration and
coloring which an enthusiast may have
given to favorite theory, the eultival
ton of this new kind of silk-worm GER
tainly deserves the careful attention OF
persons interested In the growth and
manufacture of silk. d f18fIl -IgVE BRA Z
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q!

From the Rev. r. D. Fendall, Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use of Hoof-
lands German Bitas and feel II my privilege to
mend them most valuable tonic ~ all who are suf
ferng from general debility from diseases aIielng from
arrangement Of the liver Yours truly,
E. ID. RESDALL
From the Rev. d. Merrgs. Pastor Of the Passayunk
Baptist Church, Philadelphia
Prom the many respectable recommendations given to
Hollands German Bitters induced to give them
trial After using several bottles found them to be
good remedy for debility and excellent tonic for
the stomach. d. NERRIGE.
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OFFIcE-SEEKING.-Th Americana as
III others, are an office-seeking neon,e
No matter what office is created or What
vacancy exists, or what chance there -
getting somebody else turned ont
n the office Of pound mi ster to ths
mghest In the gift of the people, there IL
always certainty that there will be =
n NOS, OF apPlcants. And so greedy are
linquish fair thriving business Of ae
teen hundred or two thousand a year ~.
tue moderate insufficiency Of EIGHT or
from the public. a1- 'Iis"- =. - eeS !" y
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III

IFrom the Rev Joseph IT. Kennard Pastor Of the Tenth
baptist Church.
have been frequently requested to connect my
with Communications different kinds Of medicines but
regarding the practice out OF my appropriate sphere
have in all cases declined but with clear proof in
rious instances and particularly in my family Of the
usefulpess of Dr. Hollands German Btters depart for
once from my usual to express my full conviction
that for general debility of the systen aud especially for
Lirer Gnpidint IL is a safe and valuable preparation.
In some cases it may fail; but usually, doubt not it
will DO very beneficial those who suffer from the above
causes. : Yours, very respectfully,
J. il. KENNARD,
~ Eighth below Coates street.
Philadelphia, December "a, 1864.
Rev J. 8 Herman, of the German Reformed Church,
Kutztown, Berks County, Pa, cured Of Dyspepsia
twenty years standing
A. NJ Spangler, Editor Of the Ctlixrisf No. rs North
Sixth street. Philadelphia, says this Bitter
mended to him by medical friend and six bottles cured
him of complete prostraton Of the nervous system
Row j. Newton Brown, d. Editor Of the Encyclopedia
Of Religious ledge and Christian Chronicle, Phil
adelphia.
Rev Thomas Winter D. D. Pastor Of Rosboroush Baptist
Church.
Rev Levi O. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist Church. Penn
berton n L. formerly Of the North Baptist Church.
Philadelphia, at present Pastor of the Bapet Church
at Chester Pa. .at
These gentlemen express In thu strongest terms their
favorable opinisn OF this Bitters
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Colonel w. Browning, late private acc.
rotary to President johnson, died on Fri
day night at Washington at his fathers
residence, on Missouriavenue, of infIam.
nation Of the bowels. Colonel Rrown-
ing was native OF that city, but snent
some years Of. his life i'm the West. Wa
returned to Washington as secretarv RI
Andrew Johnson when Senator from
tennessee, and afterwards was upon the
stan OF the latter when Military Gov.
erhor or tennessee. He accompanied
MT. Johnson to Washington on his re-
urn mere as Vice President, and received
the appointment of private secretarv ~.
the President, on his accession to tho
Executive Chair. This position CoIoreI
browning held until his appointment "a
secretary of legation to Mexico. He will
Of friends. S1'i'onioo
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puIrIsrrNrsH. The current number

PHILIsTINIsN. The current number
of LIVERY Saturday, reprints from tho
Cornhill Magazine delicious article by
Mr.. Matthew Arnold on my Country
men "a title cautiously selected in con-
fessed Difference to the rebukes OF Ger
tain organs of British Philistinism. the
author politely reads his countrymen
some lessons on divers tender points,
aud among others touches upon what No
deems the favorite 1hunbUg, the In
telligence and good sense ofths English
middle Glass; suI. 81. anil b. .s.t,
| ut was not the aristocracy whioh
made the Crimean war; 1t was the strong
middle part, the constituencies. TWAS
| tile strong middle part which showefed
abuse and threats on Germany for mis-
handling Denmark; and when Ger
many gruffiy answered Come and stop
as, slapped its pockets, and vowed that
| Il had never had the slightest notion OF
pushing matters SO far as this. It was
the strong middle part which, by the
voice Of its favorite newspapers, Kept
snapped her fingers at us, with futus o
chastisement from France, just ~ IL
smarting sclioolboy threatens his bully
with drubbing to come from some Ug
boy in the background. 1t was the
strong middle partspeaking through the
same newspapers, which was full ut
GOODNESS, sights and sermons for the
American Federnls during their late
struggle; and as soon as they had sue
ceeded, discovered that it had always
wished them well, and that nothing was
NO much to be desired as that the United
States and we should be the fastest
friends possible. Some people will say
that the aristocracy was an equal Offend
er in this respect; very likely; but the
behavior of the strong middle part makes
more impression than the behavior Of y
weak extreme; and the more so, because
from the middle class, their fellows In
umberless ways, the Americans ex-
D, ,cted ny mpathy, while from the aris'
to,,racy they expected none. And, IN
ge q eral, tile faults with which foreigners
rep roach us In the matters named., -rasn
engagement, incorporate, threatening.
undignified retreat, ill-timed cordially.
are not the faults Of an aristOcracy. bv
nature in such concerns prudent, retf-
cent, dignified, sensitive ON the point of
honor; they are rather the faults' Of a
rich middle class, -testy, absolute, ILL
acquainted with foreign matters, q little
ignoble, very dull to perceive when It Is
making itself ridiculous.n soR vi. ~
The description of the faults of rich
middle class in these last few lines is
true to the life, the world over.
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+ A TIGHT SHIP.--trhe. achilles isi an
iron armored vessel of 6,079 tuns, and
$50 feet long. She has been afloat ten
months, and during that time, I am liz
formed on reliable authority, not as
much as q wine glass of water has leaked
into her; this is o circumstance .unpar~
aiieled In the history OF ship building,
and, unless she would be run on hard
bottom there is no, reason why she
should not remain tight for many, years.
The perfection of construction is to be
attributed to the following facts; that all
the frames were accurately shaped, that
every sheet in the whole formations was
planned on the edges aud accurately
punched to cages, go that all holes re-
quired to correspond met mathemati-
calIy correct, every rivet was put in
with care and afterward inspected, aud
all the metal was of +, the best refined
iron; no ordinary ship. plates were
used. F@ayW '''isA slH ia
Such perfection in materials and work
manship is only to be obtained through
good mechanical Judgment and perse-
verance aud patience on the part OF In
spectors. The Achilles was the first
vessel built by the Admiralty In dry
dock, aud / am particular in mention
ing the case because the value Of the ex-
pefience Is of the utmost Importance In
iron ship building. The strength and
endurance of iron ships over wooden
ones 10 acknowledged only remained
to be proved that they could, of any di-
mensiOns, be built perfect the AchilIes
Is the proof-King' Report on tie Dock
Yards of EuQlund - sfl-rsfH Fl
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me Pesth correspondent of the Lon.
aon DAILY Ne,cs, says the Empress Of
austria has introduced the fashion Of
having diamond, representing a dev
crop. fixed to a real flower. At the
resin opera the other evening, Her Ma
jesty had in her hand q boauet of whita
camelias, and ON each, in the centre va
large diamond. y " -
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"WIDELY KNOWN 1t is generally
supposed that the Websters, Palmer
stons, Gortaschoffs, Metternichs and
Garibaldis of politics are the men Of
worldwide renown, and 80 they are
where newspapers circulate, but not
much beyond. One of our friends lately
returned from China, amuses us with
the recital of his journey inland for some
distance, where the enquiry oftenest
made when he became known a. an
American, was whether, he knew or had
ever seen the great chemist of his coun-
try. DIR. Aver, that made the medicines.
They use his remedies-many of them
have been cured by them--and they speak
OF him as If he occupied the whole Of
America, or were at least the great fe,-- tsare
OF it. mandarin who had been c,,raa
OF malignant ulcer on the hip by his
s,arsaparilla, seemed to consider il our
princlpal article OF export, and its in
ventor one OF the few men this contin.
ent had ever produced worthy the at
tention of Chinamen.--N. Y. Mems.
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Read Who Says So:

N " =
From tho Rev. W. D. Scgfred Pastor Of Twelfth Baptist
Ie Church, Philadelphia
Gentlemen IL have recently boon laborng under the
isessng effects Of indigestion accompanied by pros
tston Of tho nervous system. Numerous remedies
recommended by friends and Of them tested but
without relief Your Hollands German Bitters
recommended by persons who had tried them and whose
favorable mention of these Bitters induced to try
them must confess that had aversion to Patent
Medicines from tho Thousand and oncn quack Bitters
whose only aim to DO to palm off sweeened and
drugged liquor upon the community In sly way and the
tendency OF which, fear is to make many confirmed
drunkaid Upon learning that yours really medi
cinal preparation, took it with happy effect. Its
tion, not emily upon the stomach but upon the
system, prompt and gratifying. feel that have
derived great and permanent benefit from the Of
few bottles. Very respectfully yours,
t'if W. d. SEIGPRLED,
No. 26I Shackamaxon street
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
THE NORFOLK POST

,osrs the best terms to Apvnnsn. and ne pfices vii
always correspond with the general advertising rAs~ Of
other cities. . fla 4 ~ 80 II
TWELVE LINES or loss will constitute asquase
For single insertion per square ONE DOLLAR vii be
charged. and for each subsequent insertion TWENTY
FIVE CENTS IA 49,
Merchants, AucHonssrs and all others who sdvsrf's
regularly and occupy oneourth ofa column or more can
make special terms and will receive liberal deducuoH
Business Cards, FIVE DOLLARS per month or nsrr DO
LARS per year. 80 50 "'-.e 20 e''''
All transient advertisements payable fn'snvanoe-s
others monthly.
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REMEMBER

That this Btors Is not Alcoholic contains no Rum
Whiskey and cannot make Drunkards, but 10 the Best
Tonic in the World. tt
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-|(

BEWARE OF COUNTRRFgTTyi
M See that tho signature Of &c. NJ JACKSON" Is on
tho wrapper of each bottle.
AZ. Should your nearest Druggist not have the arti-
M do moi be plt nn BY any Of the prepare
tons hat may be offered in its place. but ssnd u.s. and
we will forward, securely packed by express
PRINCIPAL 0PPIor ASB MASuRAefoRr
NO. ssl ARCH STREET.
tH HHABsIPHlA, Pa.
Je in
Els & E V A N S,
Successor. to c, NJ. JACKSON 4 COL
PRoPRIEToRs,
ss- For sale by Druggists sHs Dealers in every town
4. ~. r,,,.-s s,.tes dec2S-ssv1y
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From the Rev. VIM Smith, formerly Pastor of the Vim
centown and Miville IN. J.) Baptist Churches
Having used in my family number Of bottles OF your
Hoohands German Bitters, have to say that regard
them excellent medicine, specially adapted to re-
the diseases they are recommended for. They
strengthen and invgorate the system when debiitated
and are useful in disorders Of the liver loss Of Appetite
&C. have also recommended them to several Of my
friends who have tried them and found them greatly
beneficial in the restoration OF health.
sod Yours truly, WIN. SMITH,
No 966 Hutchinson street, Philadelphia.