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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-17

NorIcE.-Mr Julius Roth, s'us has been ap-
pointed agent for the WoRKNGNAss ADVOCATE,
in Chicago. Any moneys paid to hin will be
Gully acknowledged.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-17

a meeting of delegates to the Labor Congress
from this State, viii be held at the Office of the
WoNxSSEAN's ADVOCATE, on Saturday evening,
August l7ih, to make Al necessary arrange
ueuts for the reception OF their brother dele
gates
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-17

'oAhs ApR MECHANICS In response 10 the
fVposal 81 he casni5E OF Mechanics Savings
sans o. this city, offering bonus Of $50 for
le best ard cheapest design for cottage. len
aeih'afons have been handed in Ia few
sys We expect to announce the result.
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yHANTRD-AGENTS-To introduce TN

w STAR SHUTTLB SEWING MACHINE. m
entirely inveuion unlike any other sering macne
n the world. Patented March 11th, 1857 usss two
both SIDES. that uiu nst nip unFuvs Al 1eh9 ~
priced mschine1 make the OaArn erfIcn- II eemhines
smplictg, or2hi1ty and beauty, y = hr ceAer nrsf
Inn nd tailoring. In order - ntrD1ncs our new -
nczsi mAchfns = rapidly = pe.els, pssposs = ~
|Ht ~ needlsl ~ So screw -krvsr lreseasa a. -
- ~ g. p1es e 50 - Aesee ~ =
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-17

OEA1nlSe-FrOm our agent, who has Just
Turned from an extended tour THROUGH Ohio
Hi At'-uckyi Ne ie'ra that the ADVOCATE il
efkIy increasing 70 favor with our subscrib,rs
2 tAis connection, sc ma iaclae22,,lly mention
'ai IN every 'nstence the subscription has been
neWed, With one exception, and that nearly
rec hundred sew names have Been added to
N lists u The cities Of Cincinnati and Louis.
Tie alone. To 0ur friends who have so yea
usiy e1erted themselves in our behalf We re-
XII the thanks % 4 grateful heart
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-17

sfFINwAf IEIuSPHaST.-The certificate, pub
sAtd 10 p DAYS issue Of the ADVOCATE. mast
etue, ~ The minds " every disuterested per-
1ns IS to who obtained the FIRST MEDAL for
merieau planes at the Paris Exhibition. All
Iture controversy must be waste Of words
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-17

NATIONAL LABOR CONGRESS The Trad es
,semby and delegates appointed By the Unions
iliis city, met Oh Thursday evening last Ia
mt session, At Jhe hall Of Ire Trades Assem-.
:. The meeting was called 70 order by the
esident Whc stated die objects Of The meet
z y b Che adoption 81 measures which would
enrc a proper reception 10 Tie delegates vho
.eud The No.iona' Ia . Congress. After
ne discussion ;ne entire body resolved itself
% aCommittee 81 Reception, ard adjourned
meet this evening 1T the ss,ocArE ofice.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-17
The Importance Of Life Insurance.

Suppose you to die tomorrow, would yes leave
your family, tkoss dependent yor provided for
Are your circumstances such that you calmly look
death In the lace seng conscious that you have done
duty TO those you leave behind That you have
MT lett them dependent the charities OF the world
provide fot his own especially those Of
his house, he hath denied the faith and Is
than inddel.p Is Is not your duty man, TO
that your exer not terminated by DEATH before
have provided for those who have depended you
during life.
Nov, then, yoa provide for tbemf LiGe Insur-
ance gives you the only chance By IL you sccu-
muIate Ia hour after your hIst premium is paid
what Il would take many years Of hard toll TO hay up
them In any other way Therefore, told insure
your life and feel that you die without feeling Of
anxiety the fate Of those you leave behind. and
only dc you rid yourself Of all anxiety that score
when you mosntsry expecting to die, but during
you have dons yohf uoty. tsYoa have provided for
those your own bcus and all anxiety for their future
welfare Is az rest
The Fssn Mutual Life Insurance Company ebsr the
iaritae TO those tcho desire L.fe Izsnrcs
This lupany stands among the test OF the age. Its
profits, wicn divided annually among the i1slred,
LA se these Of any Company. ATS assets
ample and is reputation for fairness and prcmpiness
second to rome.
repeat, people may dislike TO think Of Death
cut know that all men mortal. The wise
viii provide for al contingencies Policies issued for
from 100 u slV,sUO and where the premiums exceeds
SO, Eote will be taken fur one-alI.
Any informal concerning the FESS MANUAL, with
panpales and tables explanatory be obtained by
apP icsttion 10
WILLIAM +. DwoLF,
GENERAL AGBNK
No. and Lombard Block. next west Of Post Once
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-17

List Of Chicago Delegates 10 the Labor
Congress.
From the State-Wm. Jones, A. C. Cameron
ala Ramsbottom.
Trades Assem9ly-C, NJ. Newland. S. O'NeiII
VIM. Parker
brcklayers' Uhion-Thos. McQueeny.
Carpenters and Joiners' Union-Jas Anyan.
Cigar Makers Uaion-JAeob Selig.
Nacbinists' and Blacksmiths' Union-L l..
Wadswottb.
Moulders' Union--W X. Lee.
Painters Union e. Cross6eld.
Plasserers' Union-John A. Hogan.
fudaiers' Union-Thomas E. Thomas
Shipcarpenters and CauIkers' Union. B..
zier.
Siouecutters' UniOn--'lark Morrissy
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-17

70 rHs wDREzs gEzs I aDc1so:
H.se zee eser Eysn ussper y "a e me ssA5eet q
plase ths approach o. t ~. q kngsg ths1 W are
.sss.s a ssa =, asa ssasns se ibss ~. - q
our families Even NM - ever = smslI
10y eut Si9o 2. Up * sssv<1lsll anoass - ~
s.all snn Wa sessFsd ~
oniy thsnk Tor ueu,ent. hoN rnali IN snnuai pay-
ms.s vilt secure ne IN 81 el0o e psd yoaf fnny
= shs time Of yosr dfsfh. LetEReupposc ESQ; say
are ~ years old. Now, txJNy r viii stsafe M
vnm Of $50; and evsn Them op6hsf Of that e75 VIM
be returned 70 you. live lmeS14 70. or sam, Win
procure PtTcy for $500, with the same IrfviiegeS
10y We viii suppose another ssse, take The ses
81: By payins Che ssn Of s34 81 each year yoa san se
cure the sum Of 81 Co., 70 be paid 20 yourself are
sfoc Thin q slole tegsthsr with the prD6ts q
the Company, will make you'd pAcy good inrsstReaS
md, a the same time should 18th overtske yvu your
NE VIII be insured and your family 70 that exten pro-
vdsd fer. The age Of IS IL taken for example, though
Of course any sg~ can secure the same benefits.
Is strange fact, that the rich particular
10 insure their lives than tho~e restricted cir
sus.ances. Fhis must DO because the rkngmen and
tAboring portion OF the commnnity, general thing
have not given attention 70 the subject.
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ABOUT $4,000 ACRES

Are now offered az 81 10 S19 rer arr, f'h some few
tracts at higher-Agures r4fed cordns quality and
uearness TO stations.
The Title 20 these M.nras Is Clear.
and i'm Fee simple from the
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-17
List Of Chicago Delegates 20 the LaLo
COngTeaR.

Pra 0sDra " rus TaADEs' AssrnpLr.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-17
MECHANICS, SAL00Ni
%sOA STATE STREET,
unDER BuRliuoTou MAIL.

nesn19ngnsa hasaE-ys - seaks % ~ fsIow me-
eea1s ~ 6k~zss 5ae anes ~ ukAsv, p,ses. who're
N1nbe ~ asoom1saais N boS1fss rrkanasi
~ hls Inc. n - Il esG9 y slssgI
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-17

stonecutters' UniOn-'lark Morrissy
Typographical UniOn-S. +. Plata.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-17
FRUIT CROWN

No whsre can the industrious hushandman receive
more bosnrecus retnrns from hin labor than from the
culture " Frals In Southern illinois, PEACHES and
TIE FINEST QUALITY or GRAPES yield sbundantIy,
and largo quantities shipped to Chicago, St. Louis
and the Northwest. All fruits and berries here rIpen
sary, and the grower i eaabled command the highest
prices Of the ns o. the season The business has
umed % much Importance that the Company viii here
after run from Southern Illinois to Chicago
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A Special Fruit Train !

To accommodate trHde. Cotton, Tobacco, Hemp, and
all ne products common to the Middle States,
Lere do well
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W. u. q
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

CLEARED.
Steamship Virgo Bu.y R.s sHssSA o:1sS NTIi d. CO %
steamship John Gibson Tutt Washington D. c. Smith, Brown
steamship Francis. Downing, Philadelphia. I. l. JsaAtss
ship Gardner Colby Dundar. Liverpool g. L. Colby A.
Wanda S.S'sI 9Ss..:s.a e. =, order, g sI
is.Is BARI 6s:ss cs.as Ds hSa. I Bs.s, Havana %
R% R%s ssss ssss @ i 9 sa iiInS Ms1 sss o. s "''s''
Brig 1ibs.rosr (oidg) Seville, Fuech asiaets w'aat
ssSI ssSI Iisa kiSisT trsi Sop SIas's Bsr:so.
sebr Robert Palmer Rahbnn Galveston, c. H. Mallory Ca
sehi Mountain Laors Charleston. Smith, Brown Co.
.r ARRIVED.
Steamship Tybse cauins Galveston via Norfolk with Cotton &C.
steamship salvador Atkins Savannah with aa's and pAsA
ssssslp @ Knsh. Fuller wAInsOs, D. c., With ns and
ssesHp vs de- Pss Fr samOuut Hvre Feb 49, se4 Br..
Mach ne and IS pass George MsKsahe Was detained 0a
S'ssy ssU S1 TS of Ysincss @ Scott Antwerp. da- With nda.
Boyd aeiea Has had xs,sr gales tss entire p.ss.ss
rS 40 y o. AIsdSs seaman M 20 the dsei and
'sSS NOV. Ssroo s pd Calcutta Wow q, Sand. Head s With u
seed kc Taylor Was d,snerth Of hats"s WITH heavy
B.Sf Msc.r ecAiy Ay,ss J.a Is With hes &C. :.
i,sT I. i.rs II, D Sfs pxsr if sa' IN csr s
q s1sSSs s,ss s.ss ssss 3 S.s S.Ti s. With ssS:si S
,h ,.cps, S De,s AND s's & ss
s .sa j% 3 3, ws% Co ss ~ sa.s company wit"
%. i ~. Ss:S , a.; ss 70 sss..s ss ss Ss .
FL frson ss e. Msas Portland loading SI Answsp
BTsa S, oI.rs a.s ss. ss % BsssSi .us % days. With sar and
%S.s s . s S S::1 S rS. s 's a 'ss'' @
o H. 500 Queen saa d dtRs soS Anderson Demar ss
S s. nS sS % rSN .n he % s s
% & SS~P. S, L.. = s% Sss s.S ss Ss g. Louisa ron
s1 s N % s. ssG?' st1 Nh ssa ia: Ssa SS%IS SS
Of sttn i;'' s., sis 81. iei.f S1 s.,ss ssi ''' '
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

Registrar Of the Bureau Of vital Statistics, for the past
week:
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH,
BURRAU VITAL STATIsTIcs, March II, lBl)
ending March theR J3 deaths In IN
tudng the deaths pabie nsntution In Brocan tae na,y
County insutonsamounted 70 iS death Ihs
mortality equivalent yearly deathrate Of 1918 200 nhsb
10 EewYork exclusive Of Island mstn1tons ad
Is 50 per 1000 n Brooklyn.
tables and the weekly abstract Of them presen-
increased attention 70 preyenshe
death list 81 last week s less BY 100 thas
three weeks Of March 1865 The weekly
weeks the present @ The mean
Fahr deefs below
freezing point cold has told heavily the feeble vitality
the advanced 90 and upwards hsr.
died the weeks The beneficial influence Of the substantial
supplies Of fuel by the hand Of chsny 70 the helpless
poor during this neeen period has saved es The successful
under OF great disadvantage
controlling evils The most instructive hgene esson
mortality from constitutional and infammao diseased
the sesAtEa though psa-
lent reported than hdwinter and Hills o. hall
children then did The ynoc Of death stand ehar
eentof the total mortality last week In New and
With eenb the total in Brooklyn The a year nhney
deaths n d cent Newlork and seas or @
Of all in Brosklyn The mortality 10 the h i've ye o.
the total number Of ashs The
former the latter city Deputy Registrar pr
,nsutyD 49, HARaB
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
pENNSYLVANIA'ST STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN OF $4,000 900.

An ACT rea for redemption bonds Of The
WAerea The eah and certain certificates Of
Indebtedness smounsg 70 twenty three millions oi collars lave 'ee
aud W1sras desirable should be paid and with
sseToS ~ Be q enacted 5y he Senate and Hour, Of Representatives.
y @ s%sd ~ az dTorS e t .sT% That he Goysc
ana state @ & De- and are SIsSy % &
and With ,ceh notice mot ,h.I ioy days thy may d
s and ae Of the Commonwealth for the
Ssss se.a nss asssf on Il. :'f iPs Pssas
city ot Which es S & o moas OS5 fs or local DurpSs and
IT,. iss Be- Sy aiitSs os a.%s St T Five lGSs
,, s !, % s ysf % ssS @ T9 y.s Sd & sssn and nil
Ea Of sd s & i 5. any yssS | S &. hsa so yss nd
en.re b ,hs Auditor General sad rsse,s & n s % ssI o. tss
xssS T.nssr Nscag ss,onAl Bank O. PhlssslPS.
IscT an 9s shall S S to III Of the '''a' A''
bids said loan shall be opened tbe ptnss Gfne
&C. SSs A S9Ds H & 'S nd s s 70 S s ss
sbsl be negotiated S Iess than its par ralae ,.,,.,.
U @ . S Be IN q ss ssd I STATE SaGs1 sssS %
prescribe every bidder Tor oss Be h
t s 81 ss % % ss RySS 4 'Ah OF IN the 0 "
Sic That all trae eIee0ors adHin..raior' gussn' anh
Sc1s sts MONEYS
I & S % ~ 'h % 1 @ @ Z b. ps b@ M ss1 tine ~ q
making b Asd ~ receive the bonds authorized be issued by this
Any peu Standing IN the sapesry capacity 'steS
Of as who desire invest in hrr
Sd o. y ssa @ a., z sS !. . az I, 15:r % s ,s
D9.s Il Ts.s sIfss:s f "a mss " eA
paid Of m the order oftheT maturity
this Commonwealth not yet doe shAn be
srsn4 nom STATE mnnga local taraon aher the nr due
February thousand eight hundred and sIySeven saA have
That al eng laws portions thereof Inconsistent befe
Speaker sf the House Of Representatives.
.. l. w. HALL,
Speaker Of the Senate
Approved the second hsSsaSS se sSnd'e and
eTt3eeyen JOHN W. uh-ntIi
Ii po,ob. the Sbove act Of Assembly set
proposals viii be received at the o Of the State Treasurer IN t C
ofHssurg Pennsylvania uu IL O'clock ot the ISL DAY An
D. 1851 % be n6ored follows. Proposals Tor
J0sn Treasury Department. Harrisburg Penn, ~ D. A.
r1mbutabls
able 10 enhurssbe in 10 apd pyhe u 10
IS and pAysblen % year
The rate be either which nns oe
hid the BIDS 10 toe STATE
viii be accepted bid for less thsn will be considered ne
aud higher desired BY
be State local and municipal taxes
the VIII be re-
eeged Of ths loan but tep state whether
they the overdue loans Aforesaid
doe loana JOHN w. GRARY,
Governor Of Pennsyvania
JOHN " BARTRANFT,
Auditor General
w II. KEMBLR
State Treasurer
EBEo ue-spspa pnbsus tie abOve unes suh0rsd viii 10
ssvepJ
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM UAyRR AND BRRST l2In steamship vile de Paris
"A Downing. Mrs Pnchon Clap Leopold and family MT Tor,
Forbes and family Ms Meeker MI Gerard
family La~e and servant Mr. Morris LAmsitrs MI Lew
Miss Smith Mr. and Mrs Robin Rey C'yque Armand
Ro.lsr Mis- Dreyu Band r. Hause Miss Henle MRS
Shemna and child yrochwe Miss Rolet Mr. and Ms vsIes
Miss virgins WenIsl Mr. Urbino L. Carrie O. FORMER 'aee
G. PortaRe vAs Baaosnn Mr. pTgas C. seti v L.'sSs'
Mr. and Mrs Mozxanno, Mr. Smons Mis- A. Fox.
PROM SAVANNAH March l2-In steamship SaA SalyndorA Low
Mr. and M Loud Mr. J. L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Daon Mr.
and Mrs Cornell O. Wheeler L. b. Ware b. Chambers, Gen Mar
shall M Wooman H. H. DusAn, r. Moon Mr. Schron, Ffser
aid, M Btearns, and 4 in the steerage
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
CORPORATION Notices.

EERRY LEASES at AUCTION.
City Hail. on EsDAr. lsth March 1867 A. II ceoi
sold public auction the highest bidder with ade
quate security years rom the lst dag Of May 1907
The Lease Of the Ferry established oA the loot oil "MHnS
TO Staten Island.
The Lease Of the Perry established from the foot Of Twenty third
street North River q PAyOnia, ~ j. . 80 - g.,
The Leases will he sold With all the rights pns
lgs and advantages thereof belonging the Corporation OF he 0
ofNew-Yok
Terms be hal application at the Comp
trolers Ohce.
By order Of the Commissioner Of the sinking Fund.
RICHARD d. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
CITY ofNegYork Department Finance February IA, 1867
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
Proposals.

oyyioH PKsssrLvAsA RAnRoAp coHpAsr.l
THiLapELrniA, February T. 1851
PROPOSALS will be received Mt the Office of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company philadelphia until The trss
day Of NAV 1861 satco puposa shoudeha
ceive and accepted previously from responsible parties dsns'o con-
with .a r the establishment Of direct hpe steam
ships between Philalelpka and liverpool.
upea sapisstioa q EDMUND SMITH, Eses.aJy.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

CANAL NAVIGATION IN NEw-JERsEY.-The Della
ware and Rarisn Canal Company give notice that their
canal viii be open for navigation on Monday the 18TH
instant. ~ |A y
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

The consumption o eggs ought 70 be large both 20
ap the stock and to get good article Of food at low prices
Receipts are very heaSyis bhs for the week They
coming largely from Virginia. Delaware, Ohio, Indiana,
forced They brought osc and 27c dozen this
morning but during the afternoon sold at 25c and
even The look Is still downward There Is not much
variation in price between State and good Iaarks Of
Western by express all osb At this season OF the
year. Some persons might improve their packing The
great tJ1 Is 20 have the barrels % and packed that
they will not settle. Oats tie best packing material
aAd they canbe afterwards sold 0e per bush there
is little loss in using them. We quote:
New and ppAneylyania. fFNsl dnS oE<oa
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

Bns Florence gier~ss and 81 Ks - days vA 's Il
Bns No"sssay lof feos g. ps.hel Dsssss % d. Vii
Bns Gs%sus Brs ReiIs xsuedse. 70 d.ys with Asss 10,
sclE star, Crowsll Ssu-Leadon rfi li.I
SPOKEN.
H. IT. s & s's g. ss e' 'is q 81. * d:'s: :s On Glenn
n.i.Ss ss, IS ssIss ss..;s5. a e. ss. 1': 4
March 10 a. Sds1 q. sc boo. Hop. a D. Es~
@ a. Os Fire M 's.d RTsn =. ss 's. a., sssrass % %
him. Scotch papers viii please copy.
IN. General Transatlantic Mail Compans Steamship ve se Pts
Opt s% H.Is % ss S s,s "a % ,, = @ sas s
and Allowing her de.s,'ep Of Sand,
again sssaey ih' lae for sss
\ DOMESTIC PORTS
Nereus from New. York schr Herbert from cenfaegcs
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
TIE FOLLOWING corLRA ISSUED Rr TEE neHrHo0ss
ocial Information has been reesi.si that from The I
@ light S be exhibited S@ tSs ghtsOase recently erected On Tho
SsSs sS's .ss,. q. :.s, 4. .a'
The Illuminating apparatus sGpt ey lenses q The srs order
o. The Ss:S sad az stss s: and built Of white S. situated
ts S % @ Ss stare toe l s 's:: q:
s' & coast sT q ORR 9Lsnsy g .isSd s h, ..,,ed s,.s m s,
.s red buoy s been 5 p':s :. The yss p ed 'ss s
Sound Sound strouss Frte 1a Orkney
T5s buoy nooi n Il StAOn lovrasf 'pas. follow
ing bearings,
with the north end OF btorehouse w. by W.
Fea Hin farm house n Z W.; and
Tankerness Point Z. by n =
IAN bearings magnetic Variation degrees 70 minutes We"
Tyneaouh Light whit. n. q the sr order r.,s.s ssss
minute elevated M feet above high water and clear weather
visible from O distance Of seventeen nilea
this light designated Castle Yard desesed red
Mariners therefore apprised therefor.
9Engsnd Bast Cosst Atsrar
lights Lowstot" sixth paragraph should read thus
rounding the Ness By night the peeens
red light Loe north pier bead s be masked m tse esSr9
s w. W. into the shore and red light VIII Be enoed
Loweoh high light twelve feet below the v-
the W. g. 20 IS w. tWe eu
opening this light from the norv should open ont the red
hight ohe kpug the southwark and when the nsh
pier light opens It un the ow red light changes tc white
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

Gold has been working down diFng the past few days,
causing weaker feeling In the cheese market. Shippers
are taking very little fine cheese for which they rarely
pay lee They looking for common article OF farm
dairy at 16&d6c and Eucceed In finding good deal OF
this kind Some rough lots Of English Dairy urged
upon them ut l2dllc and Ohio farm dairy, not In
good order sold at 2c There still few extra lots
Of fancy Factory held at 21c aud hear OF small Gales
OF selected at 3oic but very little Is taken by the home
trade even The tendency Is downward, for IL Is
thought that the stock IL ample to last until the
make which will be some OF the factories
are on the point Of starting Prices favor early Of
cheese IN preference 70 butter Arrivals for the week.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
Qtorartnersbip Noiisee


NOTICE-The firm of PERRY, FULLER 81
~ Co.. Commission business Is this dy dissolved by mutual
Mcdonald having withdrawn from the hnn sd De
baness will be carried heretofore In
the name Of PERRY FULLER Co.. No 25l Broadway We hope
yer,YJrL Feb 10 1851. PERRY FULLER & Co.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
nlarblc Alantels

NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior
WI In appearance darae half price Of marble T. b.
STEWART. No. 605 SiIth-ayei between 35h bthsts
MARBLE MANTELS.-350 MANTELS on
" hand of every qua which will he sold for the next
ara deduction at A. KLABBS hantcl Wareooms No.
East Bighteenth-st Th ave- ~ Y. Cut thE out
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
MINfATURR ALMANAC

MINIATURB ALMANAC.
spr Rl,.s sun Sets. ......604I Moon Sets...lO
Sandy Hook ...I:00 Cows Island l.4l Hell
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
q. y. wHoIEsAnE PRICES or couNTRY PRopuCE

TB1presly THE n. Y TRIBUNE by 0 Reporter
The following the current Of articles good
condition, sold by commission houses at wholesale
Shippers receive TO 10 per cent less, deducted for
missions beslde freight and other charges Persons
ceSing produce SELL often with the request that imme
te returns be made always obtain the prices
which transient buyers have topay Our figures are in
tended for the farmer than the merchant, and
prefer TO disappont by giving the outside p1ceSO
very choice articles Boxes or packages shoHd be care
fully marked with paint, aud the Of the sender
should also be painted upon end. Nail invoice
list OF the articles upon the under side OF the cover and
send letter by mail, containing invoice and drec
lions also stating how and when sent Clean packages
and care In putting p will add much TO the value Of the
produce.
BEANS AND PEAS.
With larger receipts Of beanss10 bush for the week
there scarcely any variation prices the market being
slow: Dfew very fine picked mediums are bringing -
npr nuah We
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
MARCH 122233 bbls Flour, 565 bbls Whisky. T38 sncks
Corn Meal, 1887 sacks Oil Cake, 800 bush. Wheat,
$50 bush CoT bush Oats 55s BUSH Seeds 1853 pkgs
Beef bBls Pork pkgs Cut Meats $50 pkgs Lard,
1886 bbs Petroleum 1000 pkgs Butter eco pkcs Cheese
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

TALLOW-The demand for this article has been less
netive and, with material decline in gold prices
lower and favor the buyer at the close sales Of 66OO
~ closing at 1OEGl1e for Western, and 1l4c. for City,
She latter for choice.
wOOL-we have had slight revival in this branch Of
trade since last and prices improved but the market
has quite unsettled at times The only purchasers
manufacturers who operate very cautiously many OF
them holding off in anticipation Of decline the supply
hand is liberal and the dry goods market flat
but when their wants (which large) became known,
hence the frmness Of holders The closing quota
Ncns are as follows; Domestic Fleeces at 40G45c.
for Native ana Mefih0s 4S6Gdc Tor and do
lStoG0c for full-blood Mernos, and 60965c. for
baxOny Feeces 30a40c. for No. Pulled; 4Oa5Oc Tor
Superne do and 5Oa55c for Extratio 22927c for Com
mon Unwashed California; 3OG40c fOrFine do. 20932c
for Texas and American COmbing at 55065c We quote
Foreign as follows South American ut 25d27c for
Common Washed S2437c; for unwashed Mestiza and
Merino; S264Sc. for Washed Entire Rios; TG3Oc for
Unwashed Creole 40Q46c fOr Washed CordOva; Gillian
at 2IQ31c for Unwashed MestiZa and MernO; Cape of
Good Hope, 30835c for Unwashed East India, 95D55c.
Tor Washed. and African at 2oGS0c for Unwased and
BQ94Oc. for Washed.
WHIsKY-The market remains duh at soc. for State,
and sac. for Western in bond.