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New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

Spring weather the country mere Inanago 70
live sinply vet according TO ther ldeas OF cOnhOIt
from plot of ground which Win US wou,G ~ and
meat are much cheaper than III America, yet Dieau
sn are dear cattle and horses equally So anu lapof
occupies nearly the same proportion 10 tne N'uo VI
rroduce With Our system of "a single crop per year.
they would fail hut continual irrigation ana iahui
ing enable them 10 produce four and hveI hveI"i4. fA a
good hand in garden IN vineyard receives 'OO slnOs
81 Vear and his board and lOdglng-SOmetlnles alho
certain supply of shoes and clothing. In the morn,
ing he has breHd and coffee: at lO O'clock, oIGaH
and wine: at noon, q dinner OF soup ana meat WIN
wine: at o'clock, an afternoon lunch, ana supper
in the evening. Wine enters into almost every MUS
bargain for labor that is made. The man VINO SAWS
and splits yOur ROulG of wood, must be pad so many
francs and 80 many bottles OF wine: the lJlneilIt
clazicr mends your windows for money ana Do!Iie
Of wine the woman you hire 10r hOus3-ciedIiine nm
has her stipulated wnc-ratlOn Llie WIIhOnt wiz
appears impossible TO the lab0rer III the laSS uo
Where q conntrv is so thickly settled and almost
every foot of it turned to account property mas
a great nanv rights which are not yet practlcauy
established with ls. Some tOot-paths are kePV open
for the sake of convenience, but even WheTe these
are used by neghbor, he not only respects the 1rut
and vines through which he passes but AVOIDS tread
ing on the grass. Wild flowers may he plucAeo, LOT
they do not improve the bay, hut no one tiilhhs ol
touching the cOmmOncSt garden blossom. Az certain
times the paths through the vineyards are clOse9
against all but the aborers TINS is nol enIoIoeu
merely by the prCpctOrs the GdTde chdmpeFe arrests
and fines any person violating the law. respect lOr
property in all its forms and conditions mas peen
established by long custom, and is 40 general tlat
there is rarely any cause for complaint Our notions
in this respect ore necessarily lax a great many
forms of treSpass are not only permitted but even
justified by great mary OF our farmers , IT.
One does not need however, to leave the public
ways, in order 10 enjoy to the full the enchanting
scenery of this region Even the massive garden
walls i'm the suburbs of Lausanne cannot shut out
tLe view of Lake Lenan and the Alps OF Savoy be
low and westward of our habitation, the walls cease
Here and there is low hedge, through wlch tne IVY
rms Tof bnt generally the grass grows to the edge
of the highway and the fields and orchards are opeIn
on every side. We can take no walk without lrtsh
picture. The cultivation about uS-the arr OF 9Iu,
comnietcd vet ever-rencwing labor-fuTnlshes
charming fore grounds. which We see the lake
the Alps or the misty Jura. as we happen to turn;
I'm the perfect beauty of the scenery tie runoIS OF
canning war and the memories of the fierce war be
hind us seem like fables. We certainly may bo al
lowed for a while TO forget the one and dsDeieve
the other. and taste what we have all learned to
,-alua os never hofore-pe9ce Is. 4.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
MARINE COURT -TmAL TEgM.
ErfnIn Iultr LIn.a.
MrrRrsrING CAST or fAIsE llrmsosMEN


OHnsrol sgt B-i.el ah4 WE -.
The Uaintih Is man over - ycah Oi age. ilis
wife died m -cpicmbcr last. ard the following month
Mrs Bradley Of tho defendants aud cousin or Tue
plaintiff a alleged came tO him 40 fordLt, where ho
yed and cuirtaed Lim To come and live Win her ana
her husband al Nowl Ork. lie accepted the invitation
and remained with them until the 18th ~ February nt
when the defendants alleged Ia have lL -Ohcd bn
in q room FOR some time Tor this lnpgi-oHncnt plahlh
claim. 40 damages. Plaintiff testified thlt he
owned certain real estate az Fordhan, Neslches-
ter County n y that hc had been subject to Its for
SOME yoars past that while suffering tIcrefrOn lie was
utterly pro,ed n body aud in miui that IN lleccmDcr
last while at defendants IcrdcucC hc va, atlched wan
Of thcse ft; that ON the lih dy Of February sst
defendants informed him that they intended 10 bnd on
their property at Iodhan, which paintH had gwen 10
Mrs Hradley plainiiG denied having given hs property
to any one aud said r. he had signed any deed u was
while OF his mind; painth hereupon insisted on cay
ing their house aud they locked him mp and detained m
by force, and against bis VIII, for some length Of me
The defense Introduced two Witnesses beside defend
ants both their employ They all testified that there
wa no restraint: that Mr. Bradley requested te pann
to have tsa; that he intoxicated and became
excited and away: that the doors all open,
and plaintiff at full liberty 10 whcro ho pleased
Tho ably summed up and given u The jury, VINO
had not yet agreed upon verdict at the rising OF the
Court
George W Blrdscye Tor plaintiff William II. Anthem for
defpl
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

The commerce of New-York from July to date is
reported as follows:
Is6l-e5. Is65-6e. lses6z.
Imports merchandise tl4s27so9 s25 7s64 S2l97G042s
Exports produce I9S6l3852 2O)S7i,Ol5 l719B5H
Exports specie. 39,l9l5f 65622,22 S9,6i44A
The weeks exports Of domestic produce and miscel
laneous goods have been to the currency value of
$3OS5,SO4 Included in the exports have been s,576
bales of cotton valued at $935,416
The Bank of New-York has declared q semi-annual
dividend of five per cent payable July l.
The Central National Bank, semi-annua dividend
of five per cent payable July l.
The Great Western (Marine Insurance Company,
q semi-an dividend of 81 per cent, payable
July Il.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road dividend of per cent, payable July l.
The total value of imports at Boston for the week
ending Juno H. was ST. 49l 494 against sl,G5,9Ol dur
ing the corresponding week in 1866 Total since Jan
l. $21 80, no. Average amount per week, $o9l,324
The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says:
The scarcity of money at the West not caused by
deficiency Of currency in the country, but by poverty
in resources, resulting from crop failures and the want
OF confidence In financial and business circles Whlch
follows, has stopped the Ow OF money Is Is tDe eA
planation Of the apparent scarcity. Those VINO nave
money do not know what 10 do with IT, III cannot DE IN
vested In Trustworthy business paper because theIe Is
comparatively little Trustworthy business paper In which
To invest Those VINO make the iattef ie gehcIal{ IV
nearly and those who require borrowed capital at
this time to old engagements OF contract new ones
are looked upon trustworthy. Thus the proportion
OF capital IN active IL comparatively small, ana rs
evidence OF this We may refer 20 the movement OF New
York banks toward aboishng the system OF paying in
terest on deposits This state Of things must continue
until business gets a now start and this start VIII De
made when Trustworthy basis shall DC secured III me
shape Of good crops. Then money will be fOHnd sur
fccnty abundant because capital, winch Is now stag
uant Will be set i'm motion In money market there
WAS no change Bankers had the usual small discount
business with q supply Of money about equal thereto
The range for prime 10 fair paper was to II per cent
call first money Is cheaper outside than
I'm the banks Exchange ruled finn, with supply hardly
equal 90 the demand at par to 2jC premium buying and
750ll0 premium selling
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
ewt and selling at 1s0Is.cmany Of them nv w.,,, ;.

cwt and selling at is01sic-many OF them ny weight IN
dress 60 ID per cwt, aud we have the ADVANCE Itis
probable that Of this lot sold by the head viii prova
I9c. Another lot " ll3 medium TO good Ga cwt Inos
steers are reported at e Here too the stock was we
sold Off
sheep are still depressed, with only s7s at Commun,.
paw, and nearly 5000 at Hudson City since Saturday
The oyersoced markets OF last week pretty Wen
cleared up but prices show 10 Improvement, the range
being from &c. To 7c with occasional salcs OF small lot
extra stock at 7c. One OF 81 lbs sold al COM
munipaw this morning for &c., while 1876 poor thin Sheer
are reported Bergen for less than 81 each lot %
bringing e. 81 per head. IL takes prime lambs 10 bns
l2ic. lot of 1Ol head "a lbs, sold this morning Al
ll5C. They were not prime.
With I5l7 hogs arrived at COmmunipGw this morning
and at EOTtieth-st-mOIo eXpcctcd-saes ,rers
made at the former place for 6a@0tc and all taken e
ceipts at COmmunipaw up TO date this week are 4ls8
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

A Chester VALLEY Pa paper says that last week.
as ir James Jonet near Downingtown, was digging
the side OF the road for the purpose Of setting gate
post, the spade struck piece OF wood, which had tho
appearance OF beiIg box and which caused him 10
think of buried treasure he perseyered In his digging
un he had got the box entirely Clear when he raised u
20 the surface and opened t which found 20 contain
some 20 gold coins, about the size ~ the Eage mum
ber Of silver COINS and articles nf eNelry. The
coins are all over 100 years old, and the ewel was of
the lliVsy antique ppttern.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
nrrrInn,c nn DnnnIrrr

HFIEIPIS UF PKUUIUE
JUNE 195,l4s bbs Flour, 825 bbls. Whisky, 272 bbs
Corn Meal 224 sacks Corn Meal, lO 0Z2 bush Con 2tso
bush Oats, "a pkgs. Ashes 29I pkgs Beei 100 bDs PoTs
li5 pkgs Lard 1890 bbs Petroleum, 1880 pkgs Butter
3Ol6 pkgs Cheese $40 bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

Since Jan. / .sG7,4O7g4 sl45,G94.4Ge tllss27,S9G
The commerce of New-York from July to date is
reported as follows
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT..
II Sss6.2o Cp 5s 1910 Coup Treas Notes $40
10000 -. .IOgY 10000. ......... 1901 LIST Series.
10 500. 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND AiEDFORD
ReDorted for The TRIBUNE for Ae Veek ending Bedpeso
,Jfue 1867 ~s'
pnInI,C


Beef-Per 100 n on total weight Of hide. taI0w and
meat extra, s4 750s5; first quality S4 25SS w. second
quality, $l3 6OGsl4 '
Working Oren--s2OO9s3OO; handy Steers sIcOasAo or
much according TO their value for beef.
Oocs and Young Cdtres-Fair quality, s6JGsS0 extra
ss5asl15; farrOw and dry. $400$G0.
SheepPer 10, live weight 507c.; extra 7JdSlc: sheen
and lambs per head, In lots s. 5Ods1.
Fat HOgS-Per u, 7ldsc, live weight; ShOtes Whols
sale, &C.; retail snlOc.; Pigs, 9Ql3c.
Veal Cdlres-S71sl0
Hfdes-Brighton, lOS1lc. p b; country lots, S8Otc
CGlf SktnS-20022c
Tdlloir-Brighton EIasic p n; country lots. Cs0Ho
PeltS-Lambs, 5Oc; shorn, 25c; WOOL S2 2Jdk1 rs.
roads 230 or less than half Of last weeks numbers
and OF these 133 from Canada At Brighton there
10 from Maine, and nearly l,lO0 Western So that
there about $50 head Ofcate from a New-Englard
The Northern supply Of sheep Is just about the same "a
last week; there are less nom Albany Notwithstanding
the smaller number Of cattle there Is Improvement in
trade; indeed, Think prices lower closing
prices last week, which, ~ VIII be remembered
Western stock is not good last week. Only very
few lots OF Western sold high &c., and only one
or two single pair for anything that large part
OF Western at 14dl4c. NJ. T. shackett sold carload Of
Vermont stock at IL to 134c per n; J. Lyman, at
lic 40 13c; d. A Philbrek pair ati4c; pair AZ 1lc
Fairbanks 400 years old. sold By Mr j. W. Taylor 70
s. g. Leaard at 15c another pair at le, aud 2Oxen at
12ic.
Most OF the Northern sheen rather Slim. aud the
drOYers fell Improbable market The City meat
trade has very dull during the past wec-especy
that mutton. The butchers have not worked up their
stock and consequently Indifferent about buying.
Few lots OF Northern went 6tc. c. w. Bailey sold
last week &c. j. Lyman sold calves at s. O good iambs
however in better demand than sheep. at - aud "
per head other lots at So and many to be dressed on COM
mission. Yeas quiet.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

Chelsea Beach. near BOSTON, is becoming miry from
r deposit which the Ia throwmgup. Horses nud "
diihcut TO travel and carriages snk The philosophers
are trying " account tVr ~
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

We orer fr sale 20 euds and the Pule the above Boss -
hetug and M ihe boaiho
brvona Railroad Obligation olefed us mA
The : fully secured IS follows: - ,
FIRSTnnng construction u years. assumed ~ Inc Fa""
Loan ard Trust Company - o..
SECOND Tiefesser ty tie proceeds Of lard Gales from me
grant Of lands. amounting 20 900 afrS
while the interest Is being pad BY ne u.s. N.
land sales will accumulate fund for the pann
the coupons sinking hrd Of million Of dollars a. va,
Of land ilan tie see' % '
bonds
THIRD-he Railway Lsds Equipment snd All prpery os oseo
that which hereafter be aoqn H the COMPANY NJ 80
conveyed ramers Loan aui Trust Company, 10 h ue
held Trustees the hCndhoen with proper ptoSiso1s
anu the prompt payment oi the coupons " b m
Tho earnings estimated viii amount " over oo Ss
the annual interest. -
The principal fully The Farnen loan and Trust Cor
panY In consideration Of which that corporation assumes ana ae
q a maturity. ,,,-..-
The RAILWAY extends from The Mississippi 70 Wpsa.
lacrosse snd the Iowa Statens distance cf 10 ss ~ Nso
n viii connect The Chcage srd NorthN esen eIon o
Miison and form line Cbac. ard paee ~ taa aa
within other, IT, importance ct n,
ever estimated and connects large ne work 81 o@s -
Paul With the sAen Railways Ea and South lle
buce beside The bonds The lands Subscriptions "a" w.
promised and are being made BY all the csus along the me
Parties wishing these bo4ds desirable nyesineg Gao sllg
ir person. o by letter
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

in dry goods, but large increase in general mer-
chandse the total being nearly t5OO0OOO in foreign
cold value:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
EARN ITEMS.

The Metcaf early strawberry is pronounced
q failure.
The Indians are fighting desperately on the
plains The best farms in the old states are where
the Indians fought hardest
IF the trunks of apple-trees are wound splrally
with long rye straw. there will be trouble with
borers in Summer, nor with mice in the Winter
On a farm near Frankfort, Kentucky, lead
mine has been discovered and 10000 pounds OF the
mineral taken out They call 1t home institution.
To make a good pasture, SOW plenty of seed y
once in two years apply to the surface never
break it up and the longer 1t lies the richer 1t VIII
become.
When children are eating green apples You
have an argument in favor of total depraylty. When
the small fruits are cultivated, the argument dsap-
pears. 4
The Southern papers are talking of the Ber-,
muda and Guinea grass, which yields four tuns 10
the acre. They admit that nothing but grass Will
save them from going over Niagara Falls.
Our country needs young men who will study
the rocks and hills, and find iron lead copper and
gold. The earth Is book, and between Its leaves
greenbacks are hid
Elephants must do well on the Western prai,
ries for all our paraso handles, billiard-bas and
tne-tooth combs are made OF livery that comes from
Illinois.
A new corset has been patented for giving
shape without hurting. With two more patents We
will be happy-One is for growing corn forever WITH
out manure and the other Tor q breed Oh hehs 'nas
will not need corn.
In Minnesota, Swedes and Norwegians, with
souore cheeks and full chests, form third OF tho
population The other twothirds are Yankees witlf
sharp features and fiat chests. In lew genefatonsi
there will be a generation worth having
In Mississippi is n large plantation worked by,
white folks They live in what negro quarters;j
provisions are sold them az cost; once week they
dance and have chiolNen-ple; no whisky negroesI
are allowed on the place their corn and cotton arg
the best IN the State nothing is broken or lost and
they have no In short they are far better
than negroes. What pity this was not known
before.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODTCE.

May 121O77 sacks, 1897 bbls Flour, AIS bhls Whisky
1O9 bbs Corn Meal 2OS31 bush Wheat, 34OIG bush Corn
1920 bush oats 9578 bush Barley, 900 bush seeds,
pkgS Ashes l33 bbs Pork 80 kegs Lard, 1l3 sacks on
cake 1855 bbls Petroleum, l56i pkss Butter 4'55 pigs
Cheese. sol bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
GREAT REDUCTION in First Class FARE
NJ WEST NORTH and EAST. via NEWiORk CENTRAL an'
NORTHERN RAILROADS and TROY LINE or STEAMERS, hou
Per RireE foot Of Spring st. daily A Saturday

And reduction 10 al intermediate points ana stations WI"
from Buffalo 80 -
board.
nor HARTFORD-Stoppng at all points on
II the Connecticut River-MERCHANTS LINZ The and ee
rapt steamers ESCORT Capt J. Pearce W. W. CoTT
Capt eIeepte from Pier No r. foot Of
Ab,rvs Al o. m Returning Hartford from thapns Whar
At D. Freight reduced rates Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed Pare No charge for bebs Meals and state
rooms
NOR NFWBURGH, WEST POINT, POUCH
KEEPSIE ROSDOUT. aud KINGSTON landing Al touenSs
Doel. Cornwall. Sep iismhurzh and Milton TIE
STEAMER MARY POWELL
leaves De.hrossesyi every afternoon al $50 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
Sails bp $nttiOu.
Excursions.

A HOY FOR ROCKAWAY.-The steamer
"a POET ROYAL every day from Wsh't soIa nor "a h'9 @
leaves at u and leaves Rockaway al ~ ID anu ~
landing at the Sea side House and Rer House each way Blue Sn
ing, Sea bathing. Clam bskes daily.
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO GLEN COVE and
IL ROSLYN, landing at Whiesone Bayss Dock Great nec
Sands Point Motifs Dock and Glen Wood On and after hONBA
June the steamer ARROWSMITH Capt Muttee will leave Pes
slip Pier No q EA River every morning s5 for the above land
iugs Returning will leave Roslyn at $3.50 Op
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
NEW ROUTE
~ BETWEEN
NEW.Y YORK AND b O s II o N,
VIA
BRISTOL, r. I.
THE NARRAGANSET STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
New and Magnificent Steamers
New and Magnificent Steamers
BRISTOL Capt BEsJANls BRAYTos, and

PROVIDENCE Capt b. ". SIMMONS, .
WIN commerce mining MONDAY, Jane IT, eay
ing PIER 40 NORTH RIVER foot OF Canalt tsdomng
AFTERNOON Sundays eIcepted at
connecting with the Boston and Providence Railroad reaching
Boston with shorter railroad than other Toue-dstanee BY
raj. 81 mles-timc. IA LOurS.
These steamers largest starnchesi and most elegant ever
pd urop American OF 5000 burhen engine 800 horse
pover thoroughly sgoug al respects itted the most substantial
manner compartments guard boilers beio"
d.cka md ,the Arrangement for comfort and safety
In the number Rooms and extent and slenaor
OF their accommodations tis unsurpassed and the strength oil
their luIl. fully equal q steamers
state secured sale and freight arrangements maze
Al the Oace Of the Company Vi the pier 10 heV-loTE
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13

The KenOShd wisconsin, Telegraph has been
sold to Mr. c. c. sholes and Col NJ Frank The Telegraph
has been ably conducted 4Adur tho nlalasenleat u
Messrs ssaPr Wipnegar.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
SoOrt GarNru's Y1utitr.
SrArR oy NEv.YoHE

NEv-YoRk
P0RT.WARDENs OFFICE, No. q Willan-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the Act passed april a. 1851 entitled An Aeto
Ofce the Port Of NeSiOr all
having charge Of the subject matter Of such Inquiry,
surrey that the following under rAnnA
uon by Naneu aHi thai the said VII
peted succeeding board sad
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
sa6ings 8anbs.
6bau,ts for 8usintss 9ltn.

6buutrs for 8usiutss 9ltn.
A VALUABLE SLATE QUARRY near Char
~ otsye, Va go partly cleared balance heA{ nhef
large portion Alouuds ~ best quality and c purple SLATE tr
opened worked pro dam good water power h
mil machinery complete accommodations Tor ~ hands r.a
opening company puyate enterprises terms easy IAVUEs No
2J6 Broadway.
business = FOR SALE - The Stock of
I'D GROCERIES Store No 2Ol ChAmberst, With the unetd
Lease cent by Ptt Brush deceased tIend
ur through eades opposite kue Bahugi lrstae location Tor
business Apply 70 wALfBa p BRUSH, No IS Frortst
EACTORY PROPERTY for SALE Very
sgby situated this city with capital engine betting lsthes all
comprte win be business Pull particulars
with JAMES b. PARSONS, No 70 Cedarst
MASSENCA SPRING.-An INTEREST for
vi vAuab property handsome from hotel
and bottled vstsIs CROCKER Co. Mssssnea Spring St.
County, " Y
CAW MILL-Siuated in West Virginia on a
- stream accessible 10 all markets the Ohio River and
The having quite fuhent would take
partner with nom 5000 $1,000 sure fortune can he made In
few years For particulars apply Room No IL No 8 Aberty
TREASURER.-A Gentleman of the right
qualifications $1,000 capital have the TREASURER
established IRON WORKS doing butness Location
Eev.York Call at Room No 10, No III Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13


TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK;
For NewHaVen and Bridgeport, 100 6O (kLb lJO n lLl9
Ok. 800 (BH), 345 30 and 200 (BT) p n. -. go.
Milford StaOrd Fairfield, Southport and Westpor 100 lS0
a m: 3i5, 40 10.
Eorwsk, 100 90 (BI 800, l30 l2l5 tbH VO tsLb
3I5 40. (EI so. 800 tEI.) N.
For arien.1 100 ll.30 a m. 3f5, 40, 53 p
For 100 500 BI 900 n30s l2I5 ELl 2l5 800
CEr.l 345 40 (B1). 40 SO. & 90 aOO (BIl p m g.,
For aud intermediate stations 100 AGO. IO m 10
3l5, 40, 80 TO ?. - -
" CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston Springfield, 500 (kIl, 300 (Et6 500
For Boston, Shore Line, l2l5 (BI. 500 p. - - -.
Hartford Spnnghed GOO (EI lAlS 400 tEI) 900
ttal p IN. q Northampton.
Esv-Hsven SsouingOn Railroad at ao0 M
l2I5 ACC, 500 p m.
For Canal Railroad, u IS ,. 10 northampton
For Housatouic Railroad Boo 200
For EauEatuck Railroad 800 a. H., 800 m.
For Dzuhury and Sorvalk Railroad. 100 800 m, 80
Cou10iioas Sleeping Cars attached 70 AGO p n train
JAMES H. HOYT supt
NORTHERN X. Il. of n. J.-Trains leave
jersey City for Pemont At 55 and 9:25 a. l;o 81 5I
only ll.l5 The 925 a. tH and ~
through Monsey THOS " DkMAkESI Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
sALB OF BULLoCKs.

r,c,ort came tsgith lSs III. steers, good drove
,t sFi-ifo, nv C;eoW Martin and s. Uery at 13i al
~, ,,t c6 hoIdin over for One-hundreth-st. next
tssCa ,re,, Tere I'd by Mr.. Taggart In Macon Co.
- = Toe for j. Il. Alexander 647 III. steerS
,oHISsS "a cwt q VCOnger sold 80 similar cattle for
Geo d. kieIandeTas at work upon 27l Of the Alex.
49, q Catell cate fair @ cwt. Ill steers out al
a.. 80 ou,v a fe over l5c. G. t. Woodruff sold 81
an ~ 6e same dro. which he reports at 3i 0l5c. on "a
ewt. , 4 ,-,.,, -. IN 81
Eastman & Nich0 for McBeth a NlcnoIs, ia III, oa
,wI AZ IslGIAc. to Barnes Of New-Haven at I4c 10
scale Sc n e cwt. - ,,,.. ~ -,
Briggs Glett,r messenger Glllett NCo', o% hulana
steers OF u cWt., ao0d drove, at IAdloc.
K,rhyyev WHO vtesaled G8 20 Henry Westheimer at
tso Thev were IA 10 dress cwt Henry retailed the
To- ~ yy,ff of 4 or SOC. per head Il. Westhemer
tailed tie other CAT I24 dl5tc one cWt they were coh-
mOmeh cattle. -
at alsr herOkees and "a Illinois cattle, for l.
W Hatch-the liter very common oxen, steers, ana
aov,ssl cyyt &c. The "a head weighed ,23l gross,
and brought l3cto dress % 70 per cWt
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
9riinting.

furniturs.
DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
solid Chustnut and Walnut Cham
er Saites ra and ornamental at H. PARRNGTONs No sos
Csnalst opposite Wooster. Established lbid
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.-BE & Co.,
corner and supplying housekeepers with
CARPETS Cloths every description Bedding Por and
Bedroom Suites Mrro Pianos &C. and allowing them pay b. week
" molthy payments II preferred
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13

NTFW YORK and FLUSHING RAlLROAD.-
sr,NPR IKR ANGEMENT, commencing June > lBoI-leaye
Hustsp Poiat 6.IOI NJ. '725 nj s2 AS5 ~ an l4;1o
n 1on m 1850 D n $50 m ~ 10 p N S'lo p fn'
a. "a M 10 l5 6.l0 Through to Great Neck
sn,sg with Stages Manhaet and Port Washngon
I'm so a m D. $50 Tuesday ard Saturday rishh
p, ayc Flashing II Hesters Point At I2s = m
6ita 80. ain syety half hsur; Thirty fourt tnssn
ssS SS.' ''''' z yokAlks ssssEia!sssssI
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
NEW-YORE CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS.
For THE WEEK BINDING MONDAY, Aug. y, 1867;
Reeves Cows vesls Sheep and Lambs Swine Total
sg97 % L439 27.18 1881 S4,7S
These were sold at the following market-places:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13

FOR Newburgh, POughkeepsie and Rondout
Il daily at landing CoIbens Cornwall nAofolgh,
and Esogus s JAS W BALDWIN, Mon Wed and FI s hos
and foot HarrisonsL, ~ X