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, 1867-10-18

TRANSMITTING IN THE MIG aT.-A friend,
in whose powers of observance we have con.
fdence, informs US that the last Spring and
Summer he made the following experiment
He transpl planted ten cherry trees while IN
bloom, commencing at four o'clock in the
afternoon, and transplanting one each hour
until one in the morning. Those transplant
ed during daylight shed their blossoms
producing little or no fruit while those
planted during the darker portions maintain.
ed their condition fully. He did the same
with ten dwarf pear trees, after the fruit was
one-third grown. Those transplanted dur,
ing the day shed their fruit; those trans
planted during the night perfected their
crop. and showing no injury from having
been removed. With each of these trees he
removed some earth with the oots.- Work
ing Farmer.
, 1867-10-18

WESTERN HOTEL.
CORNER OF FIRST AND MORRISON STREETS, PcRrLAS
S. d. SMITH, Proprietor.

8 d OMI I II, IIOpII0lOI'
THIS HOTEL, during the last two months, has
/ been entirely repanted, reftted and enlarged by
an addition of number of new rooms, and the pro-
pretor is now able to offer additional inducements to
the patrons of the house and also solicit increased
from the travelling public.
Especial attention is called to his SUTTs OF Rooms,
and arrangements for the accommodation families
The RESTAURANT is under his immediate su-
pervison, assisted by experts in the art ca sine and
he atterS himself now able to crafty the tastes Id
wishes of all. ES- Hotel open at all hours.
Portland, May 26. '65. 24ly
, 1867-10-18

LEMON HoNEYCoMB.-Sweeten the juice
Of a lemon to taste, and pour it into the
dish you serve it in; mix the white of an
egg that is beaten with pint of rich cream
and little sugar; whisk it, and as the froth
rises put it on the lemon juice. Do it the
day before you wish to use it.
, 1867-10-18

WINE RoLL.-Soak a penny French roll
in rasin wine till il will hold no more, put
it in the dish, and pour round it custard
or cream, sugar, and lemon juice. Just be-
fore it is served sprinkle over it some Don-
pareil comforts, or stick few banched slit
almords into it, Sponge biscuits may be
used instead of the roll, if preferred.
, 1867-10-18

A IL PERSONS knowing themselves iudebted 10
IA the firm Of FRANK & wEITHEIMER are
notfed tn come forward and make settlemeuf. on
or before the 18th September. All accounts remain.
ing unsettled after that date will be put in the hands
Of an officer for collection. Grain taken in payment
S5-H FRANK q wERTHEfHER
, 1867-10-18

TEA CAKEs--Rub fine four ounces of
butter into eight ounces of flour, mix eight
ounces of currants and six ounces of fine
Lisbon sugar, two yolks and one white of
eggs, and spoonful of brandy; roll the
paste the thickness of an oliver biscuit, and
cut with wine-gass. You may beat The
other white and wash over them, and either
dust sugar or not as preferred.
, 1867-10-18

CHARLES PUDDING.-One quart of milk,
one pint of bread crumbs, one cup ofbutter,
one cup of sugar, four yolks of eggs. Boil
milk, and mix well with bread crumbs, etc.
Dish and bake, then take out and cover with
jelly beat the whites of four eggs into a
hard froth, with which cover the jelly.
Bake again in quick oven ten minutes.
, 1867-10-18
Sjalla Ajalla Statesnatl.
FRIDAY EvENIl;G, October IS, 1867.

GINGER SNAPs.-One pint Of molasses
one teaspoonful of saeratus, half a teacup of
ginger, butter size of an egg, -four enough
to make it roll very thin. Cut the cakes
with q tin ring and bake quickly.
, 1867-10-18

HoMINY WAFFLEs.-To two teacupsful
Of hot hominy add a spoonful of good butter;
when cold, add one teacupful ofwheat -four,
a little salt, as much milk as will make it
stif batter, and three eggs we'll beaten.
Mix these well together, aud bake in waffle
irons.
, 1867-10-18
Register your County Scrip.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN to oil persons;
IN holders owners of orders on the Treasure Ss
walla Walla County. W. T.. that unless the sasa asv
presented TO for registration prior to the ms ~
OF January, A. d. 1858, that such scrip or oo .one
will be forever barred from pay ment And DE oT0O
null and void. j. Il. BLEWEII,
County Auditor.
walla walla, W. T., June %. 1867. 9S6n
, 1867-10-18

EFFECT OF BAD SEED.-How slight a
thing will sometiu es have a serious effect.
For instance, the farmer prepares large
field of corn, plants it with bad seed, as is
so often done, and the labor is all for moths
ing He has to plant over, and then be
will get late crop; the drought will affect
it, and sometimes the frost. If a third plant~
ing is necessary, as is sometimes the case,
the matter is sill worse. With wheat and
the other grains, the crop is generally q
failure. Planted at the right time re-sow-
ing must be too late, and thus defeats the
whole crop Now, with little care good
seed may be had,-and then all this evil
will be avoided. Is it not sheer carelessness?
We cannot be too careful in getting ripe,
sound, h, althy seed -RuraI World.
, 1867-10-18
NOTICE.

TN THE MATTER OF THE COPARTNERSHIP
given that the undersigned has been duly authorized
BY order Of the Probate Court Of wa:la Wa,la Coun
ty to settle up the copartnehp business of the late
firm. All persons indebted to said firm are reouest
ed to come forward and settle. All persons having
claims against said firm are required to present The
same, properly verified, within one year from date
or be forever barred. A.. BESSETTE
Wala WAlla, August 9, 1867. 35-lm
, 1867-10-18

TRANsPLANTIEG TREEs.-An exchange
furnishes the following advice, which it
recommends to those persons who have oc>
casion to transplant trees: "In taking up a
tree, it should be so marked so as to secure
its setting out in the same position. Thus
the north side may be marked with chalk
before work is commenced. Ifthe side which
has been exposed to the north is turned to
ward the south, the heat of the sun is too
great, and it dries up and loses its vitality.
, 1867-10-18
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. GO

COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA. o.
IN Me Disttiet Court, First Judicial District.
w. j: TOMPKlNS. o.. CHARLES CRANE.
HNO CHARLES CRANE: You are hereby notified
Il that W. ]. Tompkns has filed a complaint
heard Atthe first term of the Court which shall com
mence more than two months after the 9th day of
August 1867, and unless you appear at said term
and answer, The will be taken confessed and
the prayer thereof granted. The object and prayer
Of said complaint Is to judgment against you
for the sum Of &588 l6l00-being tls3 16-lO0, upon
promissory note, executed by you July 9th, 1854
for the use and occupation OF certain premises in
said couafy, hired you for ten months beginning
September 18th, 1864, and ending July 18th, 1855.
Complaint fled August 8, 1867.
PARKER & STEVENS.
A-zm Attorneys for Plaintiff
, 1867-10-18
ST. VINCENT ACADEMY.

TTNHE FALL TERN OF SCHOOL, in ST. ,n,aN. ndN-
il CENT ACADEMY, will comtneree o. ...,iou liz
DAY, the I'd day Of September, under the oasss DE-
Of the SISTERS OF CHARITY. "N
, 1867-10-18

THE UNDERSIGNED, having formed a copart-
Il nership, under the firm name Of COOK &
QUINN, will continue to carry on the Saddlery aud
Harness business in the cities of Wala Walla W. T..
and Boise City, |. T. Mr.. Thomas Quinn will repre-.
sent the branch at Boise City, l. T.
J. D. COOK,
THOMAS QUINN.
Walla WaTa. August 29 1857. S74w
, 1867-10-18
Prevention Better than Cure.

The newly inverted patent French Safe, a sure Pre-
vehtivc against Diseases end Pregnancy, scnt by
mail. Price 81. Address DIR. J. F. IGlDBON els
kearny street. near Commercial, San Fraucisco. Posg
, 1867-10-18
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TINE COPAkTN ERSHIP heretofore existing be-
L tween the undersigned, under the firm name of
QUINN & MACK, in the Saddlery and Harness bust
ness, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Rob-
ert Mack having Transferred his interest in said bust
ness to THOMAS QUINN and J. D. COOK. All
debts due said firm payable to }. D. COOK, who
is lawfully authorized to receive and receipt for the
same. THOMAS QUINN,
Walla Walla, Aug. 90, 1867. r. MACK.
, 1867-10-18
"A PAIN KTbIER

1t Is, In truth, Family Medicine and should be kept
IN every family fer immediate use. Persons travel.
ing should always have bottle of this remedy with
them, 1t not unfrequently the case that persons
are attacked with disease and before medical aid eau
be procured the patient is beyond the hope of recov
cry Captains of vessels should always supply them.
selves with few bottles of this remedy before leav-
ing port, by doing so they will be In posseson of
an invaluable remedy to resort to in case of accident
or sudden attacks OF sickness 1t has heen used in
SEVERE CASES OF CHOLERA
aud never has failed in a single case, where it was
thoroughly applied on the first appearance Of the
symptoms.
To those who have so long used and proved the
merits of our article, will say that we will contn
ne to prepare PAIN KILLER Of the best and purest
materials, and that it shall be in every way worthy
Of f'heir appreciation a family medicine.
25-ly PERRY DAVIS a. SON
Manufacturers and Propretors, Providence, II. |.
, 1867-10-18

G1O KEARNY STREET.
OlO corner Commercial. San
Francisco, established In 1854, for
the treatment of Sexual and Semi.
nal Diseases, such as Gonorrhea
Gleet, Structure, Syphilis in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness. Impo.
tency. etc. Skin diseases (of year,
standing) and liberated Legs, sue.
cessfullv treated.
, 1867-10-18

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New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

Hymn"Ha to the day that him" yeDiteEeth lone.
Psalter-Psans 8, l5 and a. TIC DeumBoyce III "a 1o5 10
blateBoyce in G; Creed-Merbecke; Anthele ve1Ses
conc up"-Crof: Kyle-HOdges HymD-i1, yeiIyo no, -
3 2Swcomhe Olertory-" LIT up your y3cess s Beces
del Sanctus-fest; Gloria in Excesis-Chahti ~ houoS
scnal Hymn" sing triumphant hymns" An appTII In
Ir4ate sermon was preached by the Rev DR. Vnt0n III
No eyen,ng tbe osioal exercises embraced the loom
ing: Professional hymn, Hail the day thas saw t mn
rse Psalter Psalms "a, AZ and 103 Cantats, Chan
mage IL Recessional hymn 'Sing we triumphant ny
M to other Episcopal Churches the usual services look
place. So, .,o, e,,o ,,oseoa ,vera celebrated
et the hours Of g. T. g. and lot O'clock the last one
eirJ UiQh Mass Five were also celebrated ~
thr Church OF the TRANSPORTATION. The other roman
catholic Churches Of the city appropriately observed INC
Ascension festival. , 90 ,,s,,ot ,,, ,ba
In Brooklyn the day observed as nsnal 10y @ tno
Ensconal and Roman Catholic Churches IN me Eastern
Uisrict the Sabbath School anniversaries o the Ipis
cnnal Churches were celebrated. At St Marks ChuISI
ToIrthst the exercises were unusually nteiesLuS ,
children from St Paul's joined with those conhecIeu
this church. aud addressed by Dr iaskns ana
seymour The schools connected with Grace Chutch a',
Christ Church met in these churches, and were
iy the Rev Drs Partridge aud Guion. the cmluleh
were All feasted i'm their different scloOloons NJ S COZ
csion OF the exercises The school conneeed WIN @ tne
Cburch of the Ascension Greenpot, met III tncif Owl
church aud were Joined by the children IRON 9. Jo' y
Hunters Point. They were addressed Ny tho hoN' h'
Mansfield, Nelson, aud stephenson
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ERw.Y0RK....
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Peabody o Boston San Francisco jan 0Sh wheat 10
Glea Williams Co. Had moderate weather tie ea,e IEssagv.
Ma'cl 30 lat, So % lcas - W spoke 9ars Isess Br steering
from Canterbury Tor London 2Oh lat II 2Os long 80 l5 spoSe
Snip Gen wmdlam (Norw) Kienng Liverpool ~ DAYS
Ncmth Sons Had heavy weather most OF the passage
Bar. Mar, aud louisa of BrookhaveG) Davis Mo5eeo April TO-
@ 10 Jonas smith Co. Crossed the equator May q since then
had h!lt Winds
Bars ilonra. of Wilmington Ju) Huxior ST. Crcx n DAYS
With aud noias'es TO Aetandre Sons NAV 2o In lat So
long 90 eihang ,gsa With Dsnsh SHY Abraham Lacon om Lg
Bark huscnie of Gbatap, Fletcher Ayre. Apre with
ae' S9 to % Saa d ~ "aPlSy % wia ship Harrisburg Tor B0'
Dk Benen Breml Jekea Rio Jaaelro 81 days With coffee to
BAs Jesrlhe tef Liverpool s. Day Mayssus, 10 dAy, with
Gas III, o JcGa By Pearee Cav Francis II DAYS. with
Meiiaf,s for Portland Lea port brig Don Quoe for New N
td,v bas Mary Roosevelt Tor NeNoreans DO aud bark Eenus
sehr MARY C. Magnam, Beverilge Virginia
scar nafaosA, Plnkhan. Eliahtthpor Er Providence.
sehr Hornet, Aekuel ElIabeihport for Boston.
sehr 5 j. hoyl Crammer. New. Haven for Baltimore.
SPOKEN.
sup atker tBr from DeneaIa OT Liverpool u days May H.
p,k P,s Datslm,n n@l en Santos for the British Channel
'S As, tD FROM Rio Jaaeuo for NewYork May o. lat 26
as S'ormed from Aqula for Falmouth May 25 in
Brig liars Maasna (yIa ThOmas for London May
81 Salinas steering S, May 70 lat i2OiN " long 40 So
MEMORANDA.
Capt Bkeman steamship Niagara reports schooner painted
sca o ons BaeS p ' To- Is % s Bermuda srs s ashore Two miles
The rnied States steamer MOuonhes ~ cI the 18th
ne tS,el states steamer Choeu n Yate. Lsutenantcom.
minAing Key West the 25h inst, here to-day.
West 2 sa arye Yesterday She is deem active service ,
the nd now TO be pat pat commission At the Brook
n,Ss.S acting rs''G
&.iS }S i5Ge kaSss s@ oSs Acting Master ss as sni GsS
X Thomas, AetiHg tasgps AnE snd 0cO 0dsl Acting
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
TIE PEABODY GIFT.

RECEPTION AND ACCEPTANCE .. THE ACT LSCVR-
PoRATING THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
The Hons Robert G. Winthrop, and John H. CHI
loPo and Mr. George Peabody Russell Of Mass; the Hon
hamltoa Fish, and Messrs. william NJ. Eyarts and sam.
ue "etmore OF this ey Mr. Charles Macaestero q Penn.
sFi.ahls; nr Geo. W. Riggs OF Washington Mr. GEO n
~ sTEland; and Admiral Fsrragnt the gent emen
- 49,. ~ 1eorge Peabody intrused his muhjhceDi Qft
S,n ~ n aa s2O1OD 10 be expended I'm educating the
@ nui @ at the tlfth Avenue Hofe on Tuesday ma re-
@ e the Act OF the Legislature incorporaf
NJ a iihiees OF tue Peabody P1iucatloI Fund
@ WIZ. lOr the present seek tic pfomotion M
oiss W % oo mon school Education nv such means or
se,1 ID Y, o.st ~ or may need 10 he created in tie
o,,. 49, nj M , .s general design in view thew will
yilcb i t,e slally aid those Norman schools
W. Will ~ ,e southern and south-Western STATE
experience may show to he oxnedn 70 leasDie Snd as
OF education IN the application Of [ ior te pomStion
pursuits As soon as the Trustees sIih 10 Ihausuai
defuite plan OF operations they vii @ nnHo peiieet.1
same 10 the Rev Dr. sears President ~ % toe
sty General Agent Tor the Board ve,, y"n , tdNeI
the magnitude ~ the trust and scono ~ 1ic'r u.a o,
functions may 0e gathered from fhf @ .Ic lIustces
from Mr Peabody letter desgnatlng them ~ III K
ents Of the fund. "e'n as INC IecIpl
After designating the amount Of the doro,,o, ,, A.,
purposes which le wished carried out Mr. ps, .u tc
The "details and organization o e eate r 'aouS snu
inR HAT Nj Winthrop be Chairman AID GOV - of request
lsAire Vice ChnineV Of you body and 10 % @ b,ioP DC
al nteessf BY laws AID regulations an aet 20 axe
s sI be found sIgedIeD to provide for essess Of he ,
y =, = i7>sy = 90 . 30 .-s.-1.-- - :
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
MUNICIPAL 1FF1IR.S.
BOARD OF coUNCILMEN.

The Board met by special call at O'Clock yestc-
day afternoon the President James g. Brinknan' esl7
I'm the Chair Councilman LONG offered resolution
directing the Street Commissioner to take mineoate
eus to cause 10 he removed the rails that are now Dcg
Iad i'm Law between Hudson and Stapests anu also
IN Duanest between Hudson and stapl3sts', anu ta'
and that he cause TO be instituted suits against the per-
son or persons clamDg:to own who may use inc sl
tracks 10 deter any al persons from similarly iici-
fTin with the free and uninterrupted use OF any other
street highway or public place within the corporate I'm
its OF the CITY of Ncw-YOrk. Laid over. 81, ,,.
I'm accordance with the request OF the Board MS ionoI
the Mayor sent in resolution which had been adopou
by both boards directing the street Commissioner ~
nave Seyentl-ave with the Stafford" Pavement ,,
Councilman STACON desired to have the roHotuIion
amended so that the prOpertyOwners should pay ono
half of the expense, and thc city the other haL
The Board then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

SHARP DODGE.-Yesterday morning lawyer
named VIM Johnson who had been arrested on charge
Of noxication brought 70 the Tombs ANA placed In
the box with Others arrested for various Of
fepsos Among others this strange company. was Il
lqUo deaer named Peter NOstrOm proprietor OF sa-
loon at No 1914 Ovor-st. who had been arrested on
charge of Violating the Excise law In keeping his saloon
open after midnight In tins course OF conversation be-
tween tho two johnson who was inpeenn0us. aud sup
posed he wou1 be fined proposed 10 his companion 70
defend him when lie came before the magistrate FOR
paid johnson who frat brought before the magiS-
trate was discharged with reprimand by Justice
DOwlng for beng arrested In intoxicated cOn ton
and loft the trO0m and his wOuldbe client behind
Norstrom who Eas subsequently held 10 bal ia the
$500 answer charge OF violating the Excise law il
Of the opinion thae lac was most decidedly done"
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

ACcIDENTs-At y o'clock yesterday morning ON
Ger Denison Of tins Ttieth Precinct found discharged
soldier named Henry H. Hunter lying besCe the track
NJ the Hudson River Railroad the SEVENTEEN
= and Twelf lftl.ayc nsensibe. lie had probably been
struck and run over by passing tram, az MS cit lOo
was cut or and his bruins were oozlug ron llghtui
wound on the head He promptly conveyed 70 st'
IuEcs Uosi,tal where he died in few hours COrO-
nor was noiiled TO hold an inquest George Wench
driver of Fourlave. aud Broadway stage resolpg AZ
NJ go E,irth-st on Wednesday evening fell from ms
box Nm IT. and was seriously injured lie was taken 70
Bellevue Hospital. A boy named William j. LapnlaIl
vy nm over on Wcdnes esday evening IN ChathaDaquale
bv horse ridden by Daniel OConnell and seriously m
Hrcd The Injured lad taken TO his residence NO
100 ChcrTy-st
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

, and ,y ynoted BY and generally 10 do All tcn
80 az NAV he NECESSARY Tor earring the OF ts uN
All vacanes occurring number by death resignation OF
by conveniently
byng in New az equality soiaT regards the Nofnc
and sout err furthermore give 90 yon The power IN case W.
th Of the Trasiee time alter TIE lapse oi 81 years s
and Of the funds which AZ that TINE s'"
M i DE hands yucceo9 10 distribute not
han to hir such educational ty institutions or ~
edpcas determine 10 the Stes W
hs,e bonft the appointed to be rsed The remainder
MAJ be by the Trustees o educaohs CT h'e]D P'
xlyereyerahey may deem II eIpeditnt ~, an
G tbi,l gnesday of January xt and the next annual
neetng is to held in tis city Oh the thnd tuesday Vi
Itun
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
AMERICAN WATCHES.

1.-THE AMERICAN W1fLTH.4M WATCH Is made By no such
uncertain proc,ssaad By no such incompetent ~OrknSH Com
pdRys operations from reception Of the materials em-
poa Uctch uRdr roof under ono
s competent direction. But the great distinguishing feature
oJGeir Watches tie dct eir severa parts all Dy he
dpest DE perfect cd delicate cclaey bronght od %
h1aaa industry Every Of tie than hundred parts cfe.ry
,ooth made By achaat fby rroduoes erey ssoceedag
part he 9arayia0 accuracy only
peet Cat particular STYLE end then to adjust the hundred
mcines necessary reproduce ersy per. Of that va and oss
,Ucry succeeding rateh mus. be IKE ~
Company respectfully submit their watches
ONLY They claim make BETTER ARTICLE FOR THE MONEY
by their improved mechanical processes than be made under the old
fashioned handera system The manufacture OfWATCES Of eyey
grade good lowpnced and substantial article in solid silver
hunting the finest chrOnometer; sud also ladies' WATCHES
plain gold the finest enamed and eweld but the inden
requisite all their watches that they shall be good time keepers
should remembered that except their single lowest grade named
watch Company Boston, all watches made By them fuy
warranted special certificate and this good all tines
against the Company orits agents
ROBBINS g. APPLETON,
No. 1872 BROADWAY wY0RK.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

MEXICAN REuCs-Tho steamship Gen. McCaIlnm,
which sailed from this city for Tampco March 2s with
cargo Of arms and ammunition for the Liberal Govern
ment which were landed at Tampco, arritcd here yes
teray At the time the McCallum sailed, revolt had oc
cured on the part Of Gomez commanding the port,
against Juarez, who had dismissed him ilom the army
Cen Payon was placed IN command The Gen McCauuln
brings among other Mexican curosties, an ancient ah,
very valuable relic Of Mexican Antiquity IN the shape OF
an Aztec IDOL life sizc beautifully seuptnred III stone,
and bearing most striking resembl9nce 10 thc ahceht
Egyptian sculptures This relic 0f ah important era OF
which so little remains for the study OF the ani4narlan
is supposed 10 belong to T. T. Barnun, aud destined ior
his Museum.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
iAnuounsemenul |

KNOX's LATEsT.-KNoX of No. 2l2 Broadway,
corner Futous and No 5J1 Broadway has made sensation with
his style Of geuteman bat which model Of elegance sud
qe The fabric very beautiful aud the shape becomes almost
ever s,e Of face eanuot fail to very geaersly
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

VISITING CADErs.--Ihe Nashua Uuion Cadets 800
strong Col Taylor commanding who arrived In this city
last Monday. took their departure yesterday FOR Red
Bank, n: j., 10 camp aud drill. The Cadets present
rcdEablc appearance. -
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
CITY ITEMS.

Alta meeting of the Board Of Officers OF the 7lst
Regiments ,ast evening held at the Arory, Major Henry
T. Rockiellow was elected Lieutenant Colonel of INC
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

Yesterday at a sale Of Carrara Marble Statuary by
Messrs. Miner g. someryile, opposite the Post'ohce
bust Of the Madonna by Cali realized 500, Psyehe oy
Fnchega $40 and Flora by Martura si2O ana hunpef
OF marble Yases. from tho antique, fOm szO 70 Wv.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
ASCENSION DAY.

Yesterday being Ascension Day was generally OBJ
served by the Episcopal and Roman Catholic Churches
Of this city aud vicinity.
The morning services no Trinity wero very imposing.
The following were given by the choir; Professional
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Particular attention requested TO oHr extensive variety ef patterns
solid silver FORKS and KNIVES prices which will repay the
examination Of the closest buyers
STARR &c MARCUS, No p Johrst, Y
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

THIRD BRIGADE DRnL-The ThHd BrIRaue VIII
parade and drl at Tompknssquare on Wednesday next
June o. Fortythrec movements, according 10 ~
Regulations varian has issued the lst Oh thtse th
moVements to the several regiments cOupOSiIS % tlv
Tioode Col Clark has issued his order for the rOica
Of the companies of the nth Regiment at 24 p m LOUIS
n Garnes has been appointed Sergeant and detaed as
riyht general guide Louis Il. RAIDER is appointed q
cr%eaft and detailed Assistant COmmissary Sergeant
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

METROPOLITAN BOARD OF EXCIsE-The Board oil
Excise held a meeting yesterday afternoon fresueh'
schultz in the CHAIR MI Acton, from the Committee on
Aicotons reported 43 since the last meeting, making
total Of $3.50 licenses granted since the Isl OF April
Total amOunt received licenses, 000O0O There were
Co., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tried for alleged violation Of their
licenses two Of whom were cOnVlctea; Ihey were
Maurice Powers No 326 Eightave, ana Iholn's hoaen
the second Thursday in June, when the tIia oI persons
fnrv lntinN their licenses VIII DC rcsullleu.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

THr SAMPSON SCAIEs.-The Sampson Scale Com
pany of winch Mr. Horatio Allen OF the No'ei'J lioh
Works Mr. Cornelius II. Delamater Of the Delamater
Iron Works Chauncoy Vbbard, formerly OF tbe Cenra
Railroad Gen. ID. McCaum, formerly superintendent OF
Military Railroads, and Mr. Alfred Hitchcock, arc trls
tees) opened a office on Broadway yesterday, oi
which he peculiar features of the scales nanuiactuIed
by the Company were explained TO the large company
present simplicity, Tigdity, economy and adaptabiity
To any location the leading advantages cihhed Ioi
the scales Of this house,