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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-18
1865
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL R. R..
DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE \.

~
PITTSBURG TO PHILADELPHIA
,GEsisaals..s.---
A ~ 81 I zAgll EzEEszzs as
412-AgNk1XIIE-.1I; I3I' XS;;..-- ~. !
IRON all portions Of the West,
i NoFth.west and Southwest, this 1.-The and its con-
philadelphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore and WASH
ington The traveller may with c0ntidencf roly upon
sure connections high speed with perfect safety, and
New anu elegant passengur cars, for day and night
service, have recently been added to the equipment
OF the Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
~ IHtsnnrss,, trains from the West run direct to
nv Union Depot where passengers are transferred TO
the Trains ct the Pennsylvania Central Railway,
Which leave pittsbsrg and arrive at other points rs
DAY ExPRESs-Leaves pittsburg ut 22o
mr. stopping at principal stations. Arrives at Altoo-
na* at % m, Tyrone % a. M (Bcllefonte 1892
S, III L"ef Msysn la1S p M Marrisburgt 90 P m
via Philadelpha, at 1921 p. M : - -,
CINCINNATI EXPRESs-Leavesp ittsburg
ut $50 a. nl stopping at nearly all stations Altoonat
At ~ p m. diarisbnrgt SIS pm arriving at Phila-
MAIL TRAlN-Lcavcs pittsburp at IL 40 D. n,,
stopping at nearly all Stations. Altoonat COS y. m
arriving ut Harrisburg at 1925 % and Philadelphia
at ITO Am. .ex-sE@@tsx: E1is=.': s>:z&
PIIlLADELPHIA ExPREssg-Leaycs
Pittsburgh ut 1856 p. Ill., stopping only at principal
stations Arrives ut Iatroict $40 r. M, Altoona 9lO
p NJ. Harrisburg ut 2.35 H., Daltimore* at a. IN.
New York, via Allentown, ut 1000 a. NJ. Philadel-
phia~ at 40 a. III and New York, via Philadelphia, at
40 y. M Sleeping ttrs run through this train
from Pittsburgh to Baltimore and Philadelphia, and
to New York via Allentown.
FAST LINE-Leaves Pittsburg at 1000 p. m,
stopping only at principal stations Arrives at Atoo
ma at 3OOa m, Harrisburg* vt SIS M, Baltimoref
at II 80 p. m New York,t via Allentown, $40 p M,
Phat!eiphiat ut Ito p. m. and New York via Phil
&C clphia, ut 5.42 p. m. So
*Breakfast. t Dinner tSupper. Ill
I Daily, all other trains Sundays excepted.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-18
r AND OFFICE. sr, CLOUD, MlNN.,

II = = - rs = = : OA1ONA1. NfAINNs
~ ts5 December Sd, 1865.
TO Lua.usy Hegstron.
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this
office on the 9Th DAY OF FEBRUARY,TA. D. 1866,
ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day and show
cause why your Homestead Furry, No. $50, made at
this Office on the 18th day Of November 1864 upon the
NJ Or Of section No. g. in township No 122 range No.
y, should not be declared abandoned, one Edmund
ingalls, alleges mi abandonment and proposes then
and establish the fact thereof by competent
testimony, when you will be allowed the privileges Of
4 contestant. ssh ig5t;E 3%oSt}t !
HENRY C. WAIT, Register,
: dec 2S-6WR !, w. B.lMITCHELL Receiver
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-18
Freights.

BIZ this route freghs of all descriptions cali be lor
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston
or Baltimore to and from any point the Railrc de
of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Il
or Missouri ty Ruiisu,d direct.
The Penn-y v:,ia Central Railroad also connect at
Pittsburgh with steamers. by which goods be Tor
warded to any port the Ohio Muskingum, Kentucky
Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi Wis .on
sin. Missouri Kansas, Arkansas and Red Rivers: md
at Cleveland, Sanlusky and Chicago with steame, to
all ports on the Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrnsting the transp. rita
t'n Of their freight to this Company, can rely With
confidence on its speedy transit. -.
The Rates Of FrriyL to and from any point H. the
West, blythe Pennsy lvaniI Central Railroad, all
ti0.es as farort1'e charged BY ohcr Rzi.'oad
Companies. 80 zs& 5Nt'
So BE particular to mark packages "ria ma
Central Il. r."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to or address either Of the following agents y; the
company: .is's
81. Kingston, Jr, Freight Agent, Phi'adc iSc
Ga Carpenter, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
Clarke ca, Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
IL " Brown & ca. Cincinnati, Ohio.
nc MeldruM 4. co, Madison, Indiana.
Morehead l. Co. LoWisr:i,s. K-..McEy.
W NJ Altman Eransri:!r, Indiana.
Sass, 81. L~uis Missouri.
Clarke 4 Co, Ch'"ay", Uiaois.
II McColm, I"ris@oaa, O.
-,~~ VI Love, Muysrii'", NJ. "
Hall Co, M,r:ci'. o.
e. AyreS. MfskinJum F;rcr.
W II s Il l. Langley. GuNinp,h*. o.
II Pierce Co. Z.,nesrivc, o.
n !! Hudson, Ripley, o.
nc Mcl''run, General Tracing Agent.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-18

=t DIR. SWANS
BOURBON bl1'TERS.
A HEALTHY TONIC, GENTLE sr1MuLANr AND
.. UNEQUALED MORNING APPETIZER,
If Prepared in Ripe
OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
Free from Grain OIL with Flowers, Buds and Banks
of the highest Medicinal Virtue
These Bitters have received the endorsement of more
than four hundred REGULAR PHYSICIANS who have
recommended their use in Dyspepsia, Dcrangcment of
the Stomach, Loss of Appetite Nervous Prostitution
Debility, and in all cases OF disease which in its ncip
ent stages require only generous diet, and nviOs
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diseases incident to new countries, Lad water
labor and great exposure the btters have been
cQualed.
First Hundreds of the most successful and respected
Physicians recommend
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS.
Second. The highest medical authority Of the Army
have given their unqualified approval to
SWANS BOURBON BllTERS.
Third Thousand of invalids restored to health through
their agency, endorse and recommend
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS.
Fourth. Thousands of soldiers in hospitals and on the
march have been cl.ecred STRENGTHENED and lyeut.
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SW \lN'S BOURBON BlTTERS.
Fifth. Thousands of cnl:grants on the Western: pls.s
have been saved from disease and death by the time
~ us. of '..t
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs.
Srt.. Travellers Rivers a,i ti.o Ocean have found
an unfaing remedy il - ''. -~'z
SWAlN'S BOURBON BITTERS.
S:rcats. Miners toilr; dow, in the bowels Of the
earth. have been protected and preserve; BY
:s.'> SWANS BOURBON i;lTTERS.
Eighth. Thousands Of Ladies in delicate health have
had the bloom restored to their cheeks by using
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS.
Nnts~By increasing the appetite. assisting digestion
regulating the bowels and giving tone the system,
they inart strength to the BODY and ccerfu'ness t"
the mind.
49, If your druggist tr.t'csan has not got lies.
Differs, have hin, send for them,
Be-. Remember tic EaIir, AID take no other.
For sale by leading Druggists and rtccrs everywhere
c. X. SWAIN 2r.rr etT.
.5lts 81 South Water rect. Chicago
At wholesale by BEAUPRE & l,ELLY, st. Paul.
At retail hy s. MARLArr !: co, and T. ". { L. G.
SIMS s.. CT .ul. = v7n2Niy
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-18
TIi 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~. November goth, 1865,

.G( 8. LAND OFFICE, Sc. CLOUD, M1NN- 80 :.
To Edapin ALlritt. = ~ ~ 49,
SIR:--You arc hereby notified to appear at this
Office on the 18TH DAY Or JANUARY, 1865, Mt 10
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day and show cause
why your Homestead Entry, No. SAC made at this of
flee on the 3Oth day Of November 1854 upon the hi
Sc Or section 22 and hi or section 3D. town u.s.
Cloud Mimi, elould not be declared abandoned and
forfeited ono Volncy Edgery alleges an abandon
ment aud proposes then and there to show such an.
abandonment, when you win be afforded the privilege
of ncontestant. HENRY c. WAIT Reristcr = 4
dec7-6wu ", B. MITHCELI. Receiver. @
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-18

MATCHMAKER } & & .JEWELER,
Corner First Avenue and Welle4!street, b
LOWER SAINT CLOUD.
nEALER IN Clocks. Watcher Jewelry.
~ Spoons, Spectaelss, Gold Pens, Silver
Thimbles. &o,,. &o., of fine quality which
he will sell as low rs any, OF like quality can
he bought this side Of Chicago. Cali aud
lsee.
Watches. Clocks. Jexslry 80, repaired
20 G good and satisfactory manner, and on
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-18

DIRECTORS. f.
j. G. BURBANK, President.
DAVID DAY, PETER BERKEY,
JOHN NICOLS W. F. DAVIDSON,
JOHN L MERRIAM | WM. r. MURRAY,
JOHN 8. PRINCE, WILLIAM LEE.
THEO. BORUP, E. +. DRAKE,
H THOMPSON, GEO. L. FAREWELL
s. s. EATON, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
ISG8.
1865.
Week. Total.
l3O. 500 3,l20, s6s

lT,4O3 l,t4UJ0
The shipments heavy again this week After the st OF
july ncTese last will be very m0sra Unless
al unexpected demand should spring up
Tho Ninth National IBank has declared asemrannuai
dividend Of FIVE per cent free Of Government tax.
The Fifth National Bank has declared sesni-annual
dividend of FIVE per cent payable July 3D.
AT the annual meeting Of the stockholders of the Chicago
and Milwaukee Railway Company, held June Is at noon
at the Office of the company the corner Of Lake and
Clark s the following Board of Directors w's elected for
tho eusung year: ii. w. Bodgett, Waukegan; W. Is.
Ogden, L. H. Sheldon, James H. Young George H. Dun
lap Percy H. Smith, George L. Scott, of Chicago; Shli-
man Witt Cleveland; Alexander MITCHELL Milwaukee. H.
W. Blodret was elected President T. III. Sheldon Vice
President and A. S. Downs, Secretary and Treasurer
The Cincinnati Gazette of Friday says;
The money market exhibited feature today The
demand though very heavy continues III excess OF me sup
ply sud the market works close al Od2 per cent between
BANKERS and their Outside names unless surety
prime difficult Of sale at anything 1nder JGlc Ibere
was again full supply Of exchange and ohongh some OF the
houses experienced improved demand the 'nnrket was
heavy at quotations Gold continued in the rising scale but
dealers are disposed follow NewYOrk prices closely
They hardly opinion upon which they are wng 70
operate regard the future, but generally seem 10 MINK
downward reaction probable The rates az close were ITO
luylng l4st selling.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
,or Ia o o,,,na,i o,,,iad from sl0 on ner mile 10

'" Gs originally applied, from $1,000 per mile TO
$4,000 per ic In addition TO the Interest on this sS
900 heD the railway companies required to con-
tribute four per cent year by way Of sinking fund Tor the
redemption Of the principal.
j. r. Morton Co.'S European oiIcular Of this morning
has tho following remark. relative to the cotton suppy
II now generally conceded tha, the supply the interior
exhausted The current are drawing heaNy upon
tho stocks ports the aggregate of which estimated AZ
about $50 90 bses The following may considered an eP
proxu Of the stocks at the various points az the
preaeUt date: AT Nep York sO0O bales; at New Ofean
30 900 bales Al Mobile % OC0 balcs at Sava nah lOVo
bales a. Galveston O0 bales; az Augusta, 1000 balCs at
Macon bales. at Memphls 5000 Oaies al boston - w
bs At ofher poins 4l bales Total stock 300 900 bales
In trsnsitn 5 900 bales Jotal supply $50 OCO bales.
TIE Pofisre Journal Of last week says OF the coal
trade that it up this week as follows compared with
last year;
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Ghanrrs for Business Glen.


A FEW AGENTS WANTED in Cities out of
IN New fek 10 the splendid ENGRAVING Of HICkSS
PlCTURD Of AMERICAN AUTHORS. Agent, now make over
slOo vees. Apply after 10 Room No Ne st.
or sdjfess Box No $40. N. YPO.
ESERRY- BOAT for SALE-Ferry-boat EXCHANGE
Of the Waist Fery 40 Get loug by 30 feet beam. and II feet
hold inclined ngine 36nc ey and feet irose Apply to
G. w. COPELAND No III brod yay Ncw.l ork.
VNHE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
the stention Of Manufacturers their Water Power
Of P8ssac, New-Jersey t wtisr -four miles below
miles Ncwark adjoining the Erie Railroad
h 10 mites Of H05okeD and Jersey City eleven from the
Ciry Hall, New-York
They head and fall Of twenty-five Zee, high tide with the
whole Passc River ard ryoir OF three hundred
The mill sites and arranged that each has the beneht
Of nayikaton Oh both head and tail
The abundant and u1py or waien the uidt Of
popnatoutnsie gable rverwth its proximity 70
City Of New YorS communicating with by plank road rail-
by tue ocaton Tor
uiactor-s IN the country.
Apprrstions esn be EDw. J. C. ATTERBURY Pes
dent. lrrnton n j.
tXANlED-A good business man. with from ST. 900
w $1,000 PARTNER in Good yus manufacturing and
jobg business the he's ~ 00 invest and the business
established Address, appo ming hsiew ~ Tr ,une hee
NNANTED-A gentleman with some means to 90
w Enesnd To t,ke INTEREST in the branch Of med-
bugess fully established tre here. liberal proposition
will be person be- able to the
Address MEDICINE. Box l76 Tribune Office
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financial,

DICKAWAY COUNTY BONDS.-The holders
thereof hereby notified that all Of the pdoe BoNDs To-
sued by The County Of fPckawuy the state o. ONO w be p ~
The NATIONAL PARK BANk City Of New the Ia, day Of
July, 1904
UsITED STATES TREAsUKr, IsrEREsr pEpAnrassr
sHwl June g. lHds,
CCHEDULES Of (30) thirty more SEVEN and
- THREE-TEHTHs Il $40 COUPONS, payable June Is instant
win nov h. received for n. H. VAN DYCk,
Assistant Treasurer u. T.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Albany Cattle Market.

AIDANY june Ia-Cate continGe plenty the supply for
tho week amounting to 100. The decline In NewYork
Monday bad effect send down prices here &C. n and
al this tie New Workers have bought sparingy Tee
beeves do above medium either 10 weight
quality tho bulk OF the snes have made inside Of 90
-. Tie best Ilinosfed steers brought sd9ie TO 9ic
and all bnnch Of fancy bought for grazing sod at lO
ID ebOut changed hands Sheep IA active
for Eastern and EcwYork markets and selling at
v II, according to weight and quality; receipts 90
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18


ROJFR -Th,. new Generator combines essential sd
vsn AGE. IN ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM EAPLosiON IN hs'
cost and co.t OF by economy of iue ey OF cream
IN, possessed by any other boler
w diameter and Of inch thick These
together by wroueton bolts with caps az the enuA
T o, l. hr strongest It's strength TO resist internal pre-,
r erv s by punching nvens "hch
he strength wronghiron boiler plate ABOUT ~
Rv,y tested by hydraulic 100 pound. 20 ne
.o",I, ireh m CANNOT BE BURST UNDER ANY fhAoiiOA
BILE STEAM PRESSURE , ,, hou.,, .v.,v
lin, No other
mi. property OF re pressure without INJURY
Ia isefa AID thus preventing disaSter ..-...h,
H not AT cted which soon destroy the "rousu
from this cause u has eVVhony
in equal arising from the large anu hsa
the hre of its heating surface 90 a'o o G rs hs,tsy
which thoroughly mixing the gases huuces 49,
breaking the ae causes the neat 20 De more eHe'
m ,sorbei than ordinary tubular OF cylinder boiler
90 quickly and with little iue Proauees suPr
heated steam apparatus ana nor haoe
No niece need weigh more pounds In difficult place: OF c
e the largest boiler through sn opening one
=, . can.d inside Under ordinary circumAnces ~
y 80 . o permsneut deposit by blowing the water entirely
out nnd. fl pressure week Nrequres no specn A
~, Injured parts be renewed with great fachty
~ @rs Ia shape and size. When renewed the entire
remains "A good The greater part o the oolei VIA
80, r.sd renew alune unfairly used
80 r. rnnv di.rc OF Colorado and Nevad II h
wi,soot ya ia rs facility for usnsPorson may be eseh
~ h les, weight tales less than onehs the ground area
- ~ evinder boiler without being increased IN hight
- lind used from the most expensive TO re-
c co., du,t Ters 100 OF these boilers now In use
~ Drawing. and specification. free Of charge For cir
a.s oy nr.. address JOSEPH HARRISON Harrison Boiler
W@rss Grays Ferry Road adjoining United States Arsenal PM
adelphis, Pa
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
BEANS AND PHAs.

With moderate receipts for the past few days aid free pnr'
ohases for the California market. butter is little sitter
Dealers divided opinion, the majority OF them thinking
bottom has been reached and reaction is aeont seg
IN while Others think prices quite as likely go lover. The
former acting by their faith. In some cases onyng
p good in others insrncng country buyers
20 secure they Of such and such grade There is
active demand for yop Ohio butter parties paying 30D3c
aud IN 3lc for such TO ship 10 California
The neat steamer loading for that port win probably tase
900 0O0 fkns the buying Of which has given thls
frmer market. The recent marked advance In
gold has stimulated shipments 10 the Pacific Some
strictly hre State rns sold at SOC, but they
orally worth 36a3c. One lot OF Welsh. choice State equal
10 Orange County is held r 0c the pree Of te first pick
Of Orange County pals There demand for packing
butter 10 shfp 10 The West Inifs. We QuOte
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

BOSTON WATER POWER COMPANY =
ID DIVIDEND NOTICE-A DIVIDEND Il FIVE DOLLARS
PER SHARE been declared payable on tho Second dag
~ Jny per holders OF at tbe close OF buDess
Jane Is New-York Shareholders VI be p.id at the Office
Of the Farmer Loan ard Trust Cor any, New-YOrh Boston
ws,hngons Boston inleI % ss be closed the 2h
BY order Of the Directors,
O. T. W. BRAMAN, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

The Cheese trade dull early In the week; but the
exciting news Europe carrying gold up 20 leo has
produced commoton the dealers and II foreign
shipperH could bills OF exchange they would buy
freely. On the eOptray, with such panic in England and
such drut Of Ragsh houses very few dealers dfre TO
sell them time; hence bat little is going abroad
Prices frmcr with advance Factory some strictly
Fancy selling 2O There little really he Factory
ming forward Farmers should much tho
present advance in sod thinking will greatly improve the
cheese market for should gold so 200 eyeLoared by
sending abroad-snd foreign shippers ion to
Nrber isth he hpne6 10 aria Wa
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Rereipfs Of Pre<,~

JUNE l6o ei7 bbs Flor bbls Corn Meal 7al sacks
Oheake 70 Geo b2sh neat 224 35 BUSH Corn $4,000 bush
Oats pis. ashes "a bbls. Pork. l.i5 bbs Petroleum
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
n. Y. vho,e.are Price. of Country rrsduce.

FoR WEEK ENDING June 10, lS6t
TFxrressly THE ~ Y. TRIBUNE by Reporerl .
following the curreg rates OF articles 70 ee0d conui
ton sold bv commission houses at wholesale. shippers
receive 10 10 y cent ess deducted for beside
freight and other charges Parties receiving produce to sell
often with the request that Immediate returns be made cannot
awnys obtain prices which transient buyers nave 10 pay
our figures ore Intended for the farmer than the ner
chant prefer TO dsappont by giving the outside
prices Of very choice articles.
BEANS AND PRAs
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Gcrees, CARRIAGES, &r.

A SPLENDID CARRIAGE HORSES-From
n Western esYok-an elegant team Of bays, l6 hassi
sL ,r<T coupe horse I6t hands tho hns the sa~s Also
M, BIZ AETN n hrstrais ader. No. " West Thirty hsta
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
10 Ubom it man Concern.
Uentistrp.

HAYE your TEETH EXTRACTED, WITHOUT
PAIN. DR. HOYT, who the only methods by which
NITROUS OXIDE be administered pure Oce, SD
way, corner Of Eiehteenth-si
NJ B. GRIFFJNs, No. 253 Grand-st., New-York
lNs opposite Lord Tsyloahe largest and cheapest DENTAL
ESTABLISHMENT In the world. Fresh
operation dentistry performed at unusually low prices
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Sales bp Auttion.

r. c. BUtKLgy Auctioneer
A UCTION SALE Of valuable LOTS, fronting on
N ithaye Central Park Fighy .econJ and Eighty th dss
p BULKLfY vii sell! 40 toDiY, June 49, at O'clock
the Exchange ssesTeo No III Bfodw BY order of the TX
,cu II Ja- PrBded IS lots fithvey be-
cond and g yhd t Lots north side Of Eighty
,econdst ots south ie and north dr o Eighty yhds IN
q svenue .ot' Ap .st the oficr, Ho 43 wa -.
4. A. !iEKSis. Aueoneer
DY BANGS. MERWIN IL Co., Nos. 69i and
ID CSC BrosdTay Of 4ih-stSaes Of BOok Stationery
fictures Works NJ irt Fancy GoodA Fuuitlrs Nc
0Yo a. LgAyITT Arrti0nr,r.
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 49S Broadway
I'D LEAVIrf, 81 SlREDfiOII Co.. TO }. f. Cooley
CossGssfr1s SOLICITED. ADVANCES sAot
p. g. BrLKLtY Auciion,,r.
EXECUTOR's SALE of VALUABLE PROPERTY,
n ontns Certfa Park TUESDAY June 49, at y O'clock st
EACHAHGE SALE8ROOM. 10 III BIoadwsy, FIFTEEN LOIS
Eighty second aud Eihtyourths' and
ELfk EE LOTS IL rear Ofihe avenue io.s.
NaP.lst the hi-e, NO a Nalist
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Go farmers cno Others.
nlarble nlantels.

NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior in
WI APPEARANCE; durable; half the price OF marble. T. X
STEWART COS xhav aud 3 Broadway BET 9hs,
MARBLE MANTELS.-Tne best place in the city
VA purchase MARBLE MANTES Of the s'esi dezn.
prices a. kLABER Marble WORKS No. l9 Esst
3dave. n Y Maae ~. up IN TIE country Gu, this
MARBLE MANTLELS Floor Thing, Monuments,
1VE HeadSones Gc be purchased at wholesale prices from
we-assorted Stock FISHER BIRDS STEAM MAR
BILE WOBKS. Nos. 81 TO l03 East Houston-t.
MARBLE A1ANTELS and FLOOR TILING-At
NI j. C. BOYLES Steam Marble " Works Nos. 8 and 10 Eat
2Oh Of Broadway large hand
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

Theyery light receipts Of week produced scarcity here
and they advanced 34c per dozen. just
ing in freely particularly from Canadafrw from tho
West-and the tendency is downward. Ore dealer who
received 800 bb Canada eggs yesterday in fine order sold
them OF 27ic. We quote;
YewJersey and Penneylyanis fresh, v doz .2e a2o
State good marks. a5a
Southern and Western, y doz., g99d or-er ~ l6l7i
t-sso v '......s...........J1 100
GO WV sOOd .--------.s.-s..fo eS'
FRUITS AND BERRIES.
Green Applesor Cholera Pills the marke1nen call them.
have made their appearance from Norfolk y are
small green. The first arrivals br0ug e5 bbl bnt
don't sell and shippers have N teegraphed 70
Strawberries In moderate supply and sell
about last week Some fancy sort-Ba mes Mammoth
brougkt3Oc y pint Agricultural and T. omphe de Gaics
brought pint Fine crates OF Ladies Finger om Hack
trees bringing IL and lfc to-day while most or
sold for South jersey berries nearly
Cherries quite plenty for the and sell well mostly
shipping Good DikemaDs brought 25dJ " N. this
mornng while common salt cherries ghIch In
late were sold at 90 0c. Some very large English Goose
berTes Ganderberrie the maTketen facetitousiy
49, star bron0 0ff D. hnQhe
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
plpi0cn0 Notices.

1BE NIsrn NATIONAL BANK,
No 93 BROADWAY, NEW oRK June H. 1863
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT. (free of Gov
rpment a1) this day been declared payable on aud aer
e Transfer books will be elo.cd 2Oth inst, on
the I'd July next ,,,,.y,
- IOTly HILL Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

The JULY, 1896, coupon the bonds Of the State Of
Tennessee will be paid after July at the National
Bank OF the Republic in this city. The 80 per cent
Bearages Of interest since 1861 up to and including January
1866 coupon fundable into bonds Of the sano
hpnor the original ssnes upon which July 1866 cou
yon falls due and will be paid presentation above
5hs funded 30 per cent increases the mortgage lien Of the
6tste the IawayA to The eopsUpcop Of which the
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

Peas are doing we'll so potatoes from the South
which Of improved quality: Old potatoes hold their
own kinds higher Green Corn is In market from
Savannah from Charleston, potatoes from Norfolk
and peas from Long Island. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

sAe Pennsylvania Coal Company for the ensuing year.
Messrs John Even, Isaac L. Platt, John Q. Jones,
Charles Morgan VIM. y. Hayemeyer, VIM. r. Griffith,
Jonathan Thone, George. L. Bro*n, and L. Hud son
Hawley
The Government has authorized Mr. II. S. Weles Of the
pnnsvck Georgia. and Florida Railroad 10 repossess the
s.is removed by the Confederates during the The
Brunswick and Florida Railroad will be laid down
. distance controlling the timber districts
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company earned
&nr tha first veak in .IDna.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

EISHING TACKLE of every variety for SALE by
j. CROOK. No. 50 Fu,onst between Cliff and PEARL New.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

USfos COMPANY OF NEwiokK
No 10 BROADWAY, June 49, 1866
yJ,HE BOARD of TRUSTEES have declared a
i DIvIisEND Capls stoct Of this Company Of fouh
PER CE Mt payable The second dsy
uptIl m, Al. 10 '' w. y, ALDRICH. Secretary.