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New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR,

The great Fair of the American Institute,
now the fourth week OF its existanee has reached the
full tide OF The inclement weather OF Friday
and Saturday somewhat diminished the number of Wis
it0rs but the bright sy and bracng air OF yesterday
proered such strong temptation 10 take advantage Of
the that during both day and evening thousands
Of sghtsee thronged the exhibition halls. The Pneu
matc Railway was In full operation: the Elevator prof.
fered avail themselves o them and
the great Sled hall with Its lively snd
adning Ia,ude about itself The display Of articles
exhibited is fne, and tie nuubsress
household goods Of kind .ssfa beautiful luurous and
culinary utensils OF from plated
bose cooking ws'hg machines nnGeer' sfnge .ng
machines csTpesNeepers knife elesne and dish hwash mshne
10 boil your e your beestesk beds for
The sick sd be veil simple compound and compiler be1sAds which
become cabinets which Suddenly transform themselves
Here small center isbs (which be turned INTO
dining table Of vsryng capacity, AccoEmode from four 10
fortI persons Here are sprnGseds which would tempt
them chairs which dream OF uInry
only department Of which represented ~ cut
serwars and china the display good O the va
bAudy n the house, htre
than while the machines and aics and
which displayed hand win well
The Fair win continue two weeks ger and
who feels Shsteyer curious or bssut
fol sbsud endea'Or 10 'ish II during that tine
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
THE NEW cArHERRAI-AEETTNG OF THE CATH;
0LfC CLERGY. ~

The Catholic clergy OF this archdiocese met
at St. AIMS Church yesterday morning, Archbishop
McCloskey presiding The purpose to concert
for pushing forward the cathedral in Fthave
The attendance was very large and the parish eersymen
seemed ready 70 with each other In their ekerts
som6 discussion it resolved that special appeal be
made 70 the bersity of the Catholic lay throughout
with the clergy IN their efforts that lack Of funds
may hereafter forbid the speedy finishing Of the edfee
IL was decided, that opportunity be afforded
a who have the Of this work mt heart 10 mani
fest their ZEAL and that subscription society be organ
lied in every parish in the archdiocese, each member
thereof 10 pay twenty-five cents monthly in aid Of the
building fund Tie foundation walls or the cathe-
about twenty-five feet The work trS far has cost over
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
SUFFOLK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR

The Suffolk County Agricultural Society's
Fair heldat Greenport on Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday OF last week. remarkably successful both In
the character OF the exhibition and the numbers Of the
visitors The number Of exhibitors larger than In
previous years Tho ve stock, fruits vegetables, and
The racing OF course proved OF great interest and
traeted many people 70 the grounds The best time
made by II. L. Fleets stallion Black Eagle-235. On
Thursday ball match played between the Suffolk
Club OF Huntington and the Momoweta Club OF Green
port resulting after closely contested match in favor
OF the 5ufoks by six runs. The champion silver ball
was aV arded the latter Club
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

sALT-There 10 not very good demand for job los and
prices are weak bus not lower We quote:
Turks Islands ebssh 81 % - nv, Fine Whasts.1 Is
Ls pool. CD PsAetS2 ~ % Liv, Fas Hsxas.3 3 90 .
Liv Fine. Ashton.. 4 % q
sEEDs-A fair inquiry for old Clover Seed at Is 6is,c
new n scarce Timothy seed Ia lower and Is plenty at
" 60et3 7A Rough Fxseed is quiet AT g. 70GS2 75 y
gold, ut New York and ROstOn. We note sales of 6OOO
bags Calcutta lnsecd here on terms that private
Refined bring, 49,, aud Crude 9td9tc.
narkot very quiet.
srEh Rim Vita good inquiry and liuitod arrivals
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Before
RpT
CLAM AGENTS CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
LIN q AaAErlal 4 loelzel

United statss sc 6aAgFtst 6oeseL
This case previously reported was resumed.
Sfae Defendants, tho FIRST PANIED Of whom 10 the well
Escwn sage Of Bloomtngtae" are claim agents at No
Chambersst. They are ehafeed With deffauding the
Tovsrnment BY means Of fraudulent pension papers
Hsse papors pnrpot 10 be those OF Mrs Connor whose
husbahd died IN the army She duly presented her pa
set forth about three months after he decease of her
husband child born and Ask for additional pension
ION that account The Government alege that Mrs Con-
nor bore child within the time specified by law for the
allowance OF additional pension, and that the signatures
40 the papers forgees Mrs COnnOr being unable 10
write. hfs Caroline Smith, very elderly LADY,
anlnod la relation " tho birth Of tAe child Ia question,
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and also as to signature the papers in the case
she testified she could not remember being present
at the bmthalthough she called by the defense TO
prove that fact As to her signature she testlned 70
being taken to defendants Office by Mrs. Connor, ana
signing some papers there, the nature Of which abe was
ignorant Of The further examination WAS ourned 70
the 6th lust. = f-lrlN,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

bhyb INC TT0rfudHtf J0HFHHI TIC IHHIkBI IUI
Printing Cloths Is very quiet. Sales small. The
following arc the sales of the week: 1000 pieces
5GxG0 7c 1000 do. 50xG0 &c. 5000 do 64x64. &c..
30 days: 1000 do, 6ixei ssc 1900 do. GixG4 Sc
Total, % 900 pieces" . .i. 20 nI
Tho aggregate amount of exports Exclusive of
speciel from the port of NewYork to foreign ports
for the week ending October s. 1861. g. eS1sG57.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
C4pIL CoURZS.
OMITTED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-BefOre Judge
sHl lH.t OF BLATCHFoRD. DID. ....... I'D



An order having been made, by consent, for
che examination OF the above named bankrupt on the
Rsth ut and the bankrupt being duly sworn and ex-
emined before Register Ketcbum the following question
Whese do you get the means to support your famlyp
and was thus answered . BY earning my living; no
particular business; anything can nndi don't know
xacty how long have been engaged In that business
have always made money whenever could DO 50 legti
1nately" Question" What the last legitimate bus
wer" To-day, selling barrel OF spirits as broker, not
belOneinR TO me-" Question.-"FOr whOmp Objected
TO by the bankupts counsel The Register thought 1t
ought 70 be answered on the ground that the spirits
did belong 10 another the subject was ended. IL the
bankru was any way mistaken, and the spirits In fact
belonged 70 him. the creditor should be allowed TO DIS
that the question thus made be certified TO tho Judge
Q1estio what the other and last previous trans
ctons 10 the one mentioned in which you made money!
Mr James objected TO this on behalf OF the bankrupt on
the ground that inquiry Is relevant TO the manner
iu which he has earned his livelihood since his adjndica
tion or bankruptcy unees Foundation s laid for imputing
TO bis sslgnee The Register thought the nterrogatOry
proper tending discover and ascertain the truth
In respect 70 that which the counsel thus allows Mr.
snes demanded that this question be certified to the
Judge Blatchford decides that the Register win follow
che practice established by bis decision In the matter OF
tons Ia which certified 70 him by Register Williams
and which decision in substance is f0ilows That the
Register proceed with examination and pass upon
fcps Then. upon the oiose Of tie testimony, upon
motion strike specified points, objected to- or that
excluded questions may be answered the questions
OF the Courts decision, the Register should proceed to
strike cut or allow the questions TO be answered 10 the
opinion should Indicate
Petitions in bankruptcy nled and referred as fol
lows: Petition OF James Dennis Of this city referred
Regster Dwight and OF Newell chamberlain Of Yonfers
Westohester County, referred to Register Close.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
EGGS.


Receipts 27 bbls or 69i less than last week This ac
counts for the advance which We quote The larger
portion are still sod loss off, though the quantity turned
out the mark Is Increasing We hear OF good marks OF
Ohio at DC as they rum One two lots Of lined have
been received but they not yet offered The demand
Is good and market steady at the advance which dealers
now think will be sust aimed. We quote:
A 4 h. A. and Pa fr,sb " Western, Pdos o5.... 31N
:. -d37lEgg Oats y bash good. 3S@es
State, good, loss od..... S015it
FRUITS
What said of grapes last week may be repeated
with emphasis this week. 1t Ia utterly impossible for
dealers TO sell them fast as received one commission
man refused to receive express wagon load and an.
other person induced to sell them account Of the
express company that they might get charges for freight
It likely they will do better long, and our advice
To cure and hold such will admit Of little while In
the country until markets shall have become little
relieved Concords nearly all though not all sold.
Of them holding for too high prices Buyers give
preference the boxes passing by those OF 10 and
10. Some poor Catawbas are offering at e@sc, while
choice fruit Is bringing l5c Dianas don't SELL and Della
wares begin IN poor order very few bringing s
Cranberres plenty and lower and 70 are apples only
selections such choice Fall Pippins 20 etc. bring
ing 81 p bb. Some Bartlett pears from preserving Q.
cehouses. bringing Sls6so bb. 1t Is found thai
the fruit does not keep after bringing out hence must Dc
sold and used Peaches are still quite as plenty
the demand callB quote:
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS -srKcLAL TEK,i.-BeiOrt
It Judge CARDOzO. y
THE LAW OF TRADE NARKs--INTEREsTING De

THE LAW OF TRADE AAkhs--iNlhhEo Inv OH
t.J. - CIsION.
Lilies sgt Evans -
In this case, previously reported, plaintIfI ap-
piled for injunction to restrain defendants from using
a certain label and trade mark which he contended was
so nearly similar to his as to deceive customers
Judge Cardozo yesterday rendered the decision
The only thing upon which the application for nm nunc
ob can possibly be sustained that the labels on the
put by the defendants OF those
employed by the plaintiff Whether the theory s or Is
not made out think ought not In ts case. where there
is no pretense but that the defendant perfectly respon
bic TO decreed upon motion. but should Do LETT
for the more full and satisfactory investigation Of trial
the defendant must give bonds to keep an account
and e il from time to time In the Clerks ofce under
OATH OF all goods which he may SELL put up as cined
by tho plaintiffs to be in violation OF their right ms ~
tie plaintiffs should prevail, will make them perfectly
safe The costs Of the motion should abide the event.
Melton for injunction denied. ,..,t .s
THE ELEVATED RAILROAD IN GREENwICH-ST.-
RIGHTS OF PROPERTY OWNERS.
David ocOunsr al g The West Side and fonks r''a
This was motion to continue an Injunction
restraining the defendants from constructing their OK
detrimental railroad in Greenwich-st 1T Will be renein
bered that the act incorporating the defendants author
ized them to erect half mile of experimenta raliroad "a
experiment But the predecessor Of the plaintiffs in the
possession premises some license " the de
fendants. and it is claimed that they have no right to
attach the defendants. r..l rlItr.rrE F..
The Court reserved its decision 0., lo ltI. ..D'
DECISIONS.
shahan egt. The Mayor. &C. Demurrer sustained
Underwood agt The Mayor, &c--Denurrer sustained
SUPREME COURT-CrRcuIr- Before Mr.. Justice fsoRA-
HAM. ffsn. n
MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.
Elizabeth Workman agt William H. DAVIS !,
The plaintiff in this case complains that the
defendant without any cause whatever accused her OF
grand larceny and had her arrested 5he lays her dai
ages at 900 The defendant failed to appear and OH the
proof Mr. Justice Ingraham charged the Jury that ue
only question for them the amount OF the platiu
damages They rendered verdict for $1,000
H. l.. Russell for plaintiff.
i'' ~ Before Mr.. Justice WELLEs. '
IIBAL SUIT DISMISSED.
George W. Kiers,ed sgt Andrew CLERK ~ =,
In this case, previously reported, additional
testimony given tending TO show that the sattihen
made in the alleged belous letter written by defendant
false; but no testimony proving malice being pro
duccd on the part of plaintiff the Court. on motion OF
defendent's counsel. granted uon-sliit.
II HD. CHAMBRRs-Before Justice CLERKE.
......t ..I ...l. d.. DECISIONS. 10
Jno FOCAL, ir., agt. Loyal S. Smith ct a-Decison OF
the clerk affirmed . I'll ..,.. ...f-.I..
r. if Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
Thomas Iawess Ct Ellen Lawless.-RepOrt OF Referee
confirmed and Judgment OF divorce granted. lfI.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

FRUITS AND NCTs-DRIED 20 ,lifLI
few chestnuts have been received and were sold ae
tla bush but cannot be expected 10 remain there
many days. Small lots OF raspberies were sold at $40
35c We quote: fr ...l ~ ll-fllI
App,ss Southern d. "a cbestuus, bash; 8 u seq g
eid Peaches. peeled ON 20 ga
STATE. y H. SiDll Metnm. q 10 ..i, n'sf
dl2 UEpeed halves ~. 80 10
Cherries plted % 4J5 Quarters..., SO "
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

HIDES. SKINS. AND fURs. = D IH0I
There is nothing doing in skins, and will not be untl
the catch begins TO arrive In November. Mannfac
tures complain OF extremely dull times in the fur nc
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

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New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

0M0LAsSES-The demand is not very active, but with
reduced supply prices firm, particularly choice
qualities suited TO tradc sales OF 2l hhds Muscovado
10 arrive ooastwse at 4004c The stock IL estimated at
$500 hhds Cuba also hhds. Porto Rico and 3ls hhds.
English Island. We quote: --iili'
Cuba, Mascoyado.. .t3g5J Porto Rico. nan
Cuba CAyed 46dt3 Eaghsh Island tS4S5
Cuba CenIrngsi- .803I ..f...
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

little better than nominal the only sales Of consequence
10 800 bags Rangoon, In bond, nc SIC, gold.
sUGARS-Raw Sugars move slowly, bnt there is
evidence OF weakness the part OF holders and tho
market closes firm at iSl2e for fair 10 good Refining,
and 23c for No ~ (Doxes Dutch Standard sales OF
hnds at tel9ts for Cuba; i3ie for Clarified de-; ~
3tc Tor Porto Rico; 120l2ie for Barbadoes land 6S
boxes Havana at i1ieissc The stock is estimated at
tsit bids oo6es boxes, 1851 bags. and 90 Melado.
kenned are rn at iGc for Powdered. Gannlated, and
Crushed and i6c. for White A. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
sas gsss asYs !%Sssvss Ssss ed .s!ss y . q s .

prices have Improved sales Of sseo At iys,se a.
ToBACCO-A good demand still prevails for Ksns,.
Les s1d prices are wen sustained We quote in ~
rsnc q iSuows Light Leaf Leaf Lngs sis1c coIann
and Selections is020c Heavy Western and Cartsy.sr
sf Enc Common ,S,,s 1 Medium Pole Good
Ia in moderate demand for the home trade, and ps
demand sr fsarts fair and a the wan1sa
aud quite strong the cIos sales OF 10000 ~
f0s ssts sss SssssFT ss ssa fss
downward tendehsy Ins closing quotations arr: -
neste fleeess a. tetse for Native and one9uartr We
f0f for ipS saSony fisesss ss
SsSc for No ,, pnled; a. SgssSs sas. for r. Msnperne
washed California; elSsoc for Fine do, isssSs
SE s g fss eSa =. aS Aessa soS
at so0Ssc for Common Washed s2@42c for Unwashss
ana Msns oc f9s wcs cs s
Gillian at 2i0ylc for Unwashed nestiza and Merins:
ss,e for Washea' and African at aS s Cor .n
WHisK Y-The market is unchanged sales OF 81 M.
N. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES op COUNTRY PRoDuo,
a.l..d itOR THK MEEK EspNG Oct. 8. 1884, y
ES e, 1ss r,Ssss ,. 3, 's ~ o.; s.ts ssRs
Shippers receive e 70 Per cent less deducted Tor css
or packages should be carefully marked with paint
and the name of The sender should also 30 PAINTED
artiees upon the under side Of the cover. aAl
send letter by MAIL containing invoice and dire
and In putting up will add much to the value e Dc
pt"0''ue0s pt"0'e mia'o 1nrAsss AND PEAS yloil' "a
As to bc expected With constantly increasing recsp
Choice mediums Sssst:sey oasrsa today The %rss:
D''s; choice: ss. s's" s % l,ss, s:.s;
"''SSs SSn: p. asy ~s 90 s'' ''''''"'@
.tasAf BUTTER.
Receipts 1865 packages SIS less than last week
These light arrivals, aud an advance Of &C. on Qgnes
rates Prices unsteady fine State datrfes selling -
some at &c., hein others sc has been pbtaned
With @ ana even % &c dST sars sss sns
closely is the stock bought up n this State thAt Is In
the power OF the specuiaors to very much control proe
much decline at present. but whether they 90 dole
out as to obtain these higher rates. and get rid Of the
prices and needfa economy on he part of
lessen demand At present lots are taken up as fas
asy cS the s S
creameres or factory butter sre bringing oc In paiA
s.sls prime sr.is, Ord Mid. and scs,he.s sse3
[sn .s% a.; ni "a s I:.ls. So
Orange Co. pals sss Va Ws .sS S's %Se
Welsh Tubs. sn. sssss Ind, E Mich, ..d
Go%msa "a. c...s s.ss Bsss p
Pa Choice Northern. .afoy f'iiF
CHEESE - af. qb9Ll %
Shipments have also been moderate amounting 70 tsl
boxes leaving accumulation The Light receipts e.e
cheese coming forward until there Is place for t. fhs
price has gone down shilling sterling on the other sia
week. 50 that trade & dull and prices less arm We even
quote slight decline. Still some OF the fancy factoriel
really as az
trade has come forward and IS taking somewhat
freely but OF course few weeks WI SUCK them uS
of extra quality. We quote % ll Il - .ea IIi - .
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-06-22

For Wheat, Rye, Barley, Corn, Oats, Po
tatoes, Tobacco, Buckwheat, Sorghum, Tur-
nips, Hops, Garden Vegetables, and every
Crop and Plant.
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: Great Attraction,
NE w TINs w A RE,
sheet Iron and stove store Of
SMrTE q CENTHER,
SUNBURY, PA.
Where they keep constantly on hand and msnuiac-
ture to order at short notice.
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE of all descriptions.
They would especially call the attention of pur-
chasers to their large and well selected stock Of
li. COOK AND PARLOR STOVES.
The subscribers have made arrangements to have
all their best stoves made TO order, and those who
would have good stove would do we'll to 60 and
examine their large and well selected stock.
First They defy competition on the following
tried Brands Of Cook Stoves, viz: ...i -H.. f.I
Combination GINS IBurner. Cook.
Governor Penn-COOIS. |fi-
lsf WABASH AND IRoNsIDEs.
| and the well known Antidust Cook Stove called
SPEARS ANTIDUST. oaa I.
Also Paror and office Stoves in great variety en-
bracing all the best manufactures and most fashion,
able designs unsurpassed for beauty of finish sinpli
city Of arrangements combining cheapness durability
and each stove warranted to perform what they are
| represented.
| Also, The celebrated Baltimore Fire Place Stove,
for heating FIRST second and third stories by Registers
Also, VULCAN HEATER.
Also, the celebrated MORNING GLORY.
Coal Oil. Coal OIL lamps, Shades.
Chilnnies, and all articles
usually kept in an establishment of this kind
They also prepared furnish Slate and do stating
in the best workmanlike manner.
Also, to do Tin Roofing, S2outing, Range ant
Furnace Work, Gas Fitting, &c. Repairing neatl,
and cheaply executed.
ssIsaugh's Raw Bone Super-I'hOs
plsate.'
Remember the place. Sample and Sales Room
nearly opposite Conly's Hardware Store, Marke
street, between Third and Fourth streets. Building
dark painted. " ..
August 25, 1866. . .... ..f ....
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FAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Who have injured themselves by a certain practice
indulged in when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects Of
which nightly felt, even when asleep, and it no
cured renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body, should apply Immediately.
| What a pity that young man, the hope of hi:
country the darling ofhis parents, should be snatched
from ali prospects and enjoyments of life, by the
consequence of deviattng from the path of nature
and indulgng in a certain secret habit. Sucn persons
MUST, before contemplating
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RlES, AND ALL SMALL FRUITS,
More than 10 years of regular upon all description
of Crops grown in the Middle and Southern States has
given high degree of popularity to this MANURE,
which places its application now, entirely beyond mere
experiment.
BAUGHS'S RAW BONE
Super-PhOsphatc of Lime,
Is emineny success Substitute for Peruvian Guano
and Stable Manure-and is offered to the AgrcutuTis OF
the Northern ami Eastern States fertilizer that will
cheaply restore to the Soil those essentials which have
been drained from by constant cropping and light manu-
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TT is very prompt in actiois lasting IN effect to
degree unaned by any commercial manure In the market
and afforded at much less cost than bought Stable a
nure, or Peruvian Gnano The Labor involved IN its use
is far less than that OF applying sahe manure, while there
Is no risk from the Introduction of noxious weeds.
~Farmers recommended to purchase Of the dealer
located in their neghborhood In sections where no dea
Ter is yet established the Phosphate may procured direct
ly from the undersigned. Priced Circular will be sent
to all who apply.
Our rNEWPAMPHLET, Show to Maintain the Fer
tity of American Farms" 30 pages giving full inrna
ton in regard to the Of manure &c will be furnished
gratis on application. fHi +iA
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An appeal will be held at the Commits
sioner's Office in Sudbury, on Tuesday the
25th day of June, 1867, between the hours
of 10 A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ, when and where
those interested may attend, if they sec
proper.
JACOB YoRDY, Mercantile appraiser.
June 8, 1867.
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