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New-York tribune., 1868-09-05

Seed y bush IS ass 25; Calcutta Lnseed (here 81 god
Csjcutta Iins,eI d Bostonl. 81 20 gold
good demand II this article and the
kstis 6r,n 2idlJc.. with sales Of about n.
WoOI-We have feature market for state
and fleece snce Tuesday last the demand eotnu Hodr
confined manufacturer these purchases
are 10 usn ouy sseD; supply immediate Holders
and making efforts advance Caifru
aod TeI wool hru aud IN demand FOrgn wool dnl and
nominal We quote; Missouri. keutucky and TenneseW Sse
Fleece S0dstc Un.Ehed Fleece Q53c Iussshrd C0mong S@
42c Canada Fleece 40a63c TubNashed NoO-lhoce 51G9f
Fair 5l02c uennr t2d&5c Pulled NooNew'l oTk
CIV Extra Pulled Giie HewYOrk City Super Paled 42g+Sc
New York CITY No Pulled 25d3c Lauts Wool J1d+ Western
super sud Extra 37ae Country Extra Pad 45aei C9upiy
Super Pulled long 4df6c Country No Pulled Hd32 Canada
Pulled sOd55c CaHfua-Sprug Clip a2a36c; spnug Clip
medium. d3c Spring Clip low grades p d3Jc; Fall Clip asa
2e Fail Clip grades hurry. 2202c kNta Pulled 0f4c
suPer Pulled 4Oai2e Low Pulled NaJc IeIas-Fue %0J5i
Medium 27dsc Low, Z025c Inferior bOec Very Bury ne
lac Woos-Cape Of Good Hope 38 042c Metan 5Q Pc
Bnenos Ayes Merlo ape Buenos Ayre Mro 1dIc Doas'
kO Nashel 81 i2r.
wHSKl-rhe market for this article dull and prices have down
tendency bJ Western reported sold Change al e
j bond
WHALEBONETbe market frH and there good inquiry oes
O5G 81 TO- and Arctic at 81 Il. 81 10
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05


BaLTSoKs Sept 4Coiton iu and arehanged Po-r quiet and
unchanged Wheat du aud unchanged Corn dr Nbit ~ -
IS nferioT - l00 r. Oats dul and unchanged RE steady
a. Al 10Sl Provisions hrH snd unchanged
~CmcAso, sept 4Four da bat 'teati SPnhg Etira' = Sd
Sc 20 Wheat and declined sdc sales Of No ~ 08
81 M No lat g. Corn active and deeaed e les Of No
sales 52G2 Re steady and advanced f sat a. 81 "a 2!
for No barley IN large speculative inquiry a. Ah al ahtt G a=c
,ses 81 6 % for Ne WHISKY steady ga gnt az 20 y rec
Provisions quiet and unchanged, Mess Pork - % LAM 4d8e
Iuit Meats neglected Beef Cattle quiet common & 70 & e shpng
s4lZG+723 Live Hogs quiet; Medium to r1 ehoe ~ ~ a
s0 6 Freghts active decline Of .e beeelts 90
bb Flour 3 600 bush Wheat 6 100 bush Conn., o"D bush Oats
60O Live Hogs sbpmeni2Oco bills Flour, l5IO bush Wheat
s6,O0o bash. Corn, JG,O0e bush. Ost.
PE[ApEIPan Sept ACoton UNCHANGED e IsIIolenH quiet
Crude held al 2o 10 hbs l5c n bulk kend @1te four dull
aud weak NqrihMeseR Extra F9iIy' Wh.' %9 slL
Peunsyvania and Ohio DO. fiO 9HflL nneh very
t and weak sas of 900 u Red ~ 2eG+9 i Wnt 81 50
Rve steady n Nes Pennsylvania at ou toTn 10 good
demand sales 10 coo bush MIXED Western al 14q*l S Poor
do 81 2 Oats IN r demands fnDsyana ana western o'@Ie
Southern 50065c Groceries aud Provisions qnehsnled
OswEGO, AFouI 10 good ds and and mAAtt a a Of
SEQ 6e at - 79Gi9 oI No Spring fot AmefT ~ &
for Wbie : lj for DOnhe Extra Wheat du ss o o White
Michigan 81 So Corn ermi sales Of go 6sh No 81 H.
un sales Of 1000 bush Western az 6le Barey hed generally
above the views buyers sales Of 5000 bush state a. s 90 aud
bush Bay Qune private Corn Meal ~ ~ percWt Mil
Feed shorts So Sh2fs W Addmgs ~ Rst 'ea Ca
Preigh le bfherwhsa lioi Corn ami barley 3c to New
York Lumber 5as3 si 20 the HgdS9 hys LaAe Import
Of Lumber Canal KIpor2 100 bash Wheat SiSO'o feet Lumber
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
FAMILY MARKETS.

OR LIYING EXPENSES N NI-W-YOIK.
F,fpAY 4 1903.
The most noticeable the markets this week scarcity OF
the opening Of the seasonvhch promises
bnudaneeaHd that necessary article entering largely into
Winter consumption Butter 1h wholesale.
while advanced Fresh fish euraed
variety aad several higher Flour the decline gradually,
advance Indian neal bg quantity Tie plum
Hvely varieties rather soft sell at Soc half
peck while the fner sorts large purple QusckenbosS variety sells
It ~ 50 quart basket the pseksgs bc9ed o. ~ Tor peach
peaches selling
nothing at good below apples fair sup
Of Golden Sweets be had for - while twice that
amount bbL Of t peach basket Of good
pears brings - - but dealers they sell slowly Sugar,
IN lover Mutton still cheapest Of meats ami
thin quality very plenty People forgetting their flight
heef Dealers held back their nppe- and scarcity
eas a. aivauce retailers inclined 20 hold week
hopes II e again The consumption Of poarg neeas
the supply There show Of vegetables hui The
heavy night spd today has already put the pe Of the
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
FRIDAYS WEATHER REPORTS /.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or Ssw.Y0RS


CLEARED.
steamshp-owa Hedderwck Glasgow Cheser Jones rhdsI
Portland CITY OF Pans hvhntuJ Lsip"
ayaro Brsrue, Per-re DueheSne Havre
SIius-Frecdom Lonion koglson, AntNerp -
Wtfrop Charleston, Constellation jansen 81 John ~ b.
Batk--Ormns, Pe,tendD Marsells -.
p-spoi, Yape Trieste; Klyey Kennard. ST. Jokn's n.
Sehoouers-g g. Sasye Keen. Boslon NJ smith Chase PoVs
d.pe. Willie b Engsh Beaufort l. Days Bisanp Wilmington
NC, W. n G.sneI Egbert AeIsRna L. l. Stevens sIadsy
Boston ..
ARRIVED.
Bk gsnd Mary Perry IS days old railroad ron
Bark Vince Hughes, Gov BsY, c. b.. "a days. coal
Brig II. A. Locke Bermuda II days, sperm OH
Sehf Ea Gray GeosgetOsn g. DAYS lumber Bouud 10 isr
month put IN here distress the captain AID three o. The ere"
heiug sick with swamp fever
Sclr Alice A. Bauda STEAD Leghor June a. marble aB
Sekr. Nellie Treat Trim, BmasNek, Ga, days. yellow pioe
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NKwLoyDoN Sept 3Anved shrs Yankee Boy from Ro1dOui,
John Collins Bangor Flora bsha BROOKS and TerAs.
Old Fellow Bangor Bels Pck Ne~burgh William T.
Elisha Baker and J. Chapman New lork
HoLK 3Aryee bues sto~ers from Ehlaben-
mart Praie Rose Baltimore; SWEET Gsorgetown Webster Kelley.
n " CE0aco Philadelphia; W H.
rre IA. RIVER; JohB ~ B. for orders LIME hAvsr.
Mill whaung .chr IIaunah Grau, for Newboryport
RosroS Sent A-Aryed brks Josephine IRON London Jessie
c ,riro,ssn bng Fred Thomson Arobahge ABne EdIe1e
ST. Aichaes, steamship Norman fhH-dr'PnA.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LvrRpo, Sept Lhe steamship es,a Cutting from New York
aug Sept ATbe steamship China Hoky SesYork
n arrived al this port to-day.
ssos sept A-1he steamship Heris Munroe from SeSYOrk
Aux n arrived in the Clyde yesterday
SPOKEN.
Aug 90 Georges Shoals barb Bwe days Ou Ardros'an Tor
Prsyiseaco
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
PASSENGERS IN ARRIHE.

FROMsAE FRASCIsCOTbe 0regon.n, which sailed from sa.
Pransco Black Mrs w r. Jones aud
child Benjamin Cole. Gallagher Miss Miller, j. A.
H. Poster J. b. WAes j. George wife aud three child
Cogb Parker Mis-. e. Gilbert Thomas Henuing &.
b. Pearson A LlEe T. d. Morrison Mrs Ann lOuugs Joha kh,
Booth, wife three children and servant Mn. D. Bier D.
children; D. L. Wst.ou wife and cbld A. A. West and wife.
William Aadenoa, kten BOun, Peter Steele, g.. c.
M B. TAYLOR ami child A. < Koch A. warierb NJ coba Mr.
" GeuIrbach. children an servant MrA g Williams D. p
g NJ KIT Appleton Miss Mari r var ey Mr. l. Poster
child ami Mss Mar B. Rounds and servant T. Porter seml
ung. D. Morgan Davis James Du6 H. Cheney aud child, $.
Sosghon G Chsmbrsn Lorng NJ Krehlsr daughter.
Joseph MCresry william Rhoaies Tuib Joseph Lat James
Nse, wf child and infant Jefferson Jghn-on Miss VI Love l.
As, Nye Mrs Sarah Lewis infant AMI servant Ms hargt
SAIrow, r \, Webb C. Lewis " H. Campbell W L Craafr asd
wiz o. French o. kaVaugh Finn W: kus K Mrr ana vile q;
Hawkins child and infant J. Wnten John shusl NJ Booth and
b. Watkins H. Sander A. Hedysen, e. T. Heeyer H. BaTbrs
Fullerton David Cronn James Bak Eiwarl Naddy
~ Beesher LrseE William Ha1sou ? G Morse 4 phemsi,
stanton, Thomas MeNal Peter Copea Kas James lanags
W Hamilton, Nichols ni wife T. w Johnson r. H. knawleS
G. Woods JOIN H. Muhng, b. w BaHan, tha~ Miller Ms H. W
Dove Mrs Uzrun snt Leuensut stone Lieutenant Bass
y. flanirs, NJ Dunr Gillespie lkolet C. Aata
Mosry Charles Nelson John Hunter John Holland.
Brown. Mrs. Agnes Randall, q Barron: John EyaGa
Wstsin. Gondo1 n MeN,Al C Arrsc San r. Kline I,-
dor Guot ~ Savuens wife and two children u Moses !" il.I-
500 NJ Bsed John Dnn FAncis Decker, Gilmore H.
Wheeler Meredith Mrs Watt Mrs Caiharue Panise rho MOI
ahau Prahe e. sharp. A. owens Amos Wilcox, J. W
Cashng sud wife j. g. Nolan, L. Nnaghby A l.
Huebnsep, Chs- TbOnpsou y Tucker, Oliver White r Hen,
ENa S~eetErg, Jas e. Cook o. G. Flood and
wife BrooEs g Iiur, Briadvshau l. G. Coz.
s fenry p K CossToye r Waseman Chss HIS Aonlo B.a
ber s.ands, Geo White oNss Sswyer u Jackson Ss1re
ougAtan T. Pearsou SiaceHt CASSIDY, y Pratt Mrs.
P Rev Arthur Folsom Mrs Poison child infant and servant
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

syY7 81 9lG bush Corn Oais 500 tush. Rye $50
bu.l M.t bush bush Grass seed 1lO bush fI
seed g b, Corn Mral 885 bids Flour ~ bales Cotton 8 bb
Cde Petroleum bba Rebuel Petroleum 100 hb Rosn go bb
Spbta psgs Cu Meats pkRI Butter LIN boxes Cheese %
pkgs 50 pkgs Lard 80 pags ashes pigs ssai ps
r,w PtgE Dned FTaH - bbs copper po
M vbtv m bl. Bggs 6 bales Wool SO bales Hops tS sides
Leather I6j hhds Tobacco. boxes aHd Tobseeo
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leav James

for Geenro and station, except Wooi'is and Willow
Tree Norpon Passenger Train. and ali stations
eept willow Tree 33n trgTrss lTAT r 1reenp0 Stopping
ckvc sud al stations kast so Nohpot
Ps.se1ger Iraiu stations except Willow Tree
al Al
trains from Hmpsead srd en- Core
sunaT Tran leaves Hunters Point a. H. for hempsesd
G.u sp Northporf ni all oosi arrives al Hun
ter, Point al 6:l0 .. H. Takes effect June IT, 1905
/
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
Sinantial.
NOTICE.

NOIJCE. -.
~ To al holders % Yuba County Boud OF h ne OF 37-
1861 and san Frspcco and MArvsve Railroad Pursuant
Of the Legislature eued An Act to provide oi the Liquidation and
OF Nuba County aud Tor other
approved February D 1863 notice hereby gwen 70 all te hoe OF
bonds Yuba County Of 1878 1901 and the san
cisco and Nsry Rsroad issued 85960 tba, the several Sinking
therein 10 pay Of and discharge
outstanding With the interest due thereon the
day Of July D. 1868 that the same are payable ana have ceased
10 of July A. D. 1865 And will be
paid upon presentation AZ Of the Treasurer Of ilba County
'N' 0'' " '' J n RIDBoUT.
TIAasn nl Cal
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
wpsr ISpIA MARKETA

HlVASA Sept The following are the eiossg pre- " 81
for the ending today: sVgA-Nos 10 " 20 30
Nos IS u % quiet alo Ieak per ,rr"e' 80 %, ,
and sdie 10 pound Tin. Hans Use & S t n, White Pine nd
e7to tn fgt Pine EEsassgo on L'hS'h 'si WV
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
90 .farmtrs anS 0tbtrs.


DONE DUST-Fine and coarse, warranted
ID pure for sale, 10 lots u suit purchasers. by
PETER COoPKRS Glue FaetorT No IL Barring shp " y.
"DEDONDA GUANO
TIE best ehespes, FERTILIZER introduced United
PRICE s35 PER TUN.
RRnONnA GUANO" use1 dnrng the
three every With totally
dsn shunian the testimonials Of rs results from
apT intelligent farmers in Maryland, Virginia. Dea
vsre Eeses aud LOEg nd and The most eminent chemists Of
The low pree Of REDOyDA GUANo no, the least ubimpoann
these days of Agricultural competition. .
PAMPHLETS containing all Information respecting Its ertrao
dnary Wheat Corn Oats RTe Root Crops and Truck arrn
directions and certificates from Mr W Wmoek hr Joha
Wbock MAswan, j. John X. Perne hanAhpan, n "a
Ludeu j. Theron Loseo Bel Port Long Island and
olhers eau be obiaiued from WM CREIGHTON u Sun,
General Agents hT Inisl StJes Baltimore, Nd
THAMES DAYETf, No % Pearst.
Agent for EeSiork
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
nnNlEhIIC MARKRTs.

premium United ses enreucY 60 dAvs an per discount
in gold 90 days Ad5 per premum IN gold short sight Sac
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
MINfArnRR ALMANAC.

.. MINIATURE ALMANAC.
b:t8 M0ou Rises. u
....
Sanit hook 49,. 9.27 Cows lsand 1917 Hell Gate...lla
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05

TRAIys LEAVE NEW TORK;
For Haven and Brgpnrt, IO 800 lhNl ll0 I'D
ur J. % lIr) AS 40. 90 and BOO ok ?. n -
FOR Milford sai fairfield, Southport, and WesiPo 100 l5V
FOR ssnsiE 1O DO (Ft) 800 ll30 H. I2l5 (Er 400 tI
G5. ~ Er J. SD geo lELl y M. -.
For Bsrsu. TOO 600 ll1J 4. 345. 40 80 D. N.
Ior stanford 90 tSr 90 lLS ms 25 ELl 2l3 300
Erl - 4 tEEj 40 so t.ju 800 (EIl Y. m.
Tor Greenwich and intermediate stations 7co eco ll9e AIS
3I5. L4O $50, $50 p .. .,,..
For postou via Srng6rd 8c0 (tl. 800 lELl, 600
For IIo,'oa via shore Luc. u - lEx.l, AGO p. -
Fo Hartford and Springfield zoo lEI) l2l5 900 EI6 200
For Connecticut River Raroa6 an. EI 2l5 to Mon
Foi iAor Pro,iace naI Fshk Railroad 800 EIl lal5
?. ". p-t-..a -, ~. q,
4 IS. 800 800 %. - -. W.,
hamshurg
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
HibiSmS Notitn.
lgmus for Susin,ss Him.

PHYSICIAN wishes TO SELL a PRACTICE
N :, I,,.rS standing neh section Of hs county Address
DOfToR TribaBs Oncs ~ y Cht
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
uUDSOY RIVER AND HARLEM Rail

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAll-
RotDS-On and after MONDAY Nav H. 1873 trains for Al
banJ and Troy connecting with northern and Western n VI" leave
Eev.Yok a. follows: nj, r,t.,..h., .,5
through Buafo Suspension bise aS
out change Al Troy With trans for k1hnd Bur
from New York 90 Rochester
connecting With sleeping for the West via either North or South
line. - 49,, ,.,-.t..t =. "a
connecting Chatham with Western Railroad for Lebanon
spuuqs Pised sc al Albany with N,sern trans and Al lrp
sih trains for Sa-atosa Rntland Darlington aud tae NORTH
via Hu1sou River ltalfoad conncutg AZ
Albany with trains Troy with traus for halan
Bari1gon Drawing siaehed TO 'hH tram
through 10 SaaogA -, -. .....
ear attached connecting Albany with Western An and al Troy
Nth train. for Montresl. sleeping ear attached.
train Harlem Railroad. connecting Al hhusm
With Western Railroad Lebanon Springs Ptthe Sc and a. Al
s-epiug attached Al Albany:
Huds River Railroad with sieepagcsrs
attached ard through BaO and Suspension brEge without chage
Of cars Also s-epug DAY, excepting naturas aA
tronRh OgieAburg weoui ehtne va t" "
and o. Railroad Connection Tor Troy VAL be male Al ha Ao~nI
This trails wil Sundays 81, ,,-- -,
M trs,u Railroad with sleepgess ATTACHED
NJ At Albany trains ior Buro s Suspension Bde
Troy for 5aruioa and points NORTH Drawing n
"a attached at Albany.
sroiav train win Via Hudson River Railroad from New York
10 Pougbkeepe aud intermediate stations vng Nes AZ
Rsuriug leave Ponehtters'e az arriving DO a. o4o
Aso sunIy train Harlem Railroad leaving to seconts 81 AZ
arriving MgtoH AZ ~ r, Returning le"'e' s'
ton arriving At New " a. ~ 20, 20 r -, ,
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05

7 7 II u = y 7 : ="
as ~ eodcock = pair. 2 ] ln0 Z 25
q snipe. yellow lex ani DO
139 witch pr dot.....S 9 Sl0 - 90
81 sluI. or OI-cyt, 4 lul.....1Q %
OF Piuyer o. iny .....ai ra IS ~
l28 Rice OF Reed birds, 4 1O4 ..jd55
OIL
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05

TCsrsfuly repOrted for THE TE5btN,' Sent 4 1863
,srrYs-Tts markell Is quiet for Pots st 50 80
somiBA - =, rypt,r 7h.,e has beeu molefs" i..J
pls n, prices remain Cement s,, md fnn sales Of
- ,rebaryed Roe land fairy S are demand;
h h g. Cs,n AMI 40 hhlA Lump Eastern Lti We quot
-. OF sO sJl Plaster Of Pa-is The SAME as JAZZ
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY 23, 1903.
TRAIys LEAVE SEw-roEE:

Passenger Station York corner TwenyevsHh aal Foa
ave EltTancc on Twenty -seyeuth-si
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
Si;ambuais anS yailruaAs.


For BOSTON, VIA as,STE NEWPORT and FALL
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARES
...--.. 6y the
OLD FALL RIVER LINE,
NETWORK and BOSTON NEWPORT. PAIL RIVER, TAUNTON
NEW BEDFORD. and CAPE COP TOWNS and NANTUCKET
Pare aud Freight IS low as hy sny o,bst ns. r...
One the AAsTsSsPt SR%PoSs S!S'SbU,s. al az, Co.
Leave, Pier % n. R.. Sot Of Murray At 500 D. M daily Sun
By this route passengers Newport a, 4OO M
and arrive Boston at 6,l0 time With ali Northern
7ii5 M trsin early bnsnes. Roar 'a 'A'
xrrYorE August 1853 - Bfosi1s1. BsSisEP s:.sss As,ss,
nor HARTFORD, Direct-CITY OF HKRT--
IL FORD and GRANITE STATE leave Psch'sp daily m fox
ssd CbcoPee Hoyois Northampton Brstteboro H. &C. spring
CAFErY, SPEED and COMFORT. ny
WORCESTER PALMER, FrTcHBURG NASHUA, LOWELL CON
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The ne" f Pf ,p SS sss sTs Of ana nT c on EEwYoRK
leave YewYOrk daily Sundays excepted O'Clock from Pier
No. ~ fSis ToR sE%.hoSSoS sigSE. fSTs Ha SSe''y'-'
there connecting With 5 % 5S s9 si & WsIe from Wsre,.sS s @
fD' ''n 'n' M%RTiY AGENT e on The Pier
ERIE RAILWAY. TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT
II foot Of ChamberssL, PasoniA Ferry;
7o Day Eprss m Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca Dunkirk
$50 m Way fSn daily for osve and intermediate station.
lo:o0a KPress NAL for Buffalo Salamanca DuuE aud all
points West and South .. .... .
$3.50 D m Way Nbldletovn ard intermediate stations
4JO Way Express stopping only Sterling Junction Turner'S
and stations west OF Turner'S except Oro 10 Newugh Warsk
Montgomery, Unionyle. and Port Jeryis.
500 Way Train for Sufern and intermediate stations
$50 Sgs. & ss5 hr,,s %: &. Rochester Buffalo sA'~'n' pon
800 Wag 75an for sassrn and intermediate stations
D ."d SgS h $ ss HISe i Ss:sa eoiS
will thrangh 10 Cincinnati whout change.
500 p. Erafgrdnt TrfiB, daily, for the West
Also Way Trains for Rutherford PARK passae ard Pieou t 63
and 9.l5 u and 45 400 6f5 and ~ 20 On Nednes
nights ThollsI Train Oecek for ssaer aud Intermediate
stations.
SUNDAY TRlNs83 30 Way Train or 0tsyie; 1890 ~ for
fof Dnnkk Buffalo Roc ester
Salamanca and an points West aud South; $500 Emigran aud
Wav Train; II p m flr Peterson and Port J.Tvi. .
Krpress Trains run through to smnea Dktk and Bufo With
oct change coaches and direct connection with all Southern auc
Western lines
Perfectly Ventilated and LuInnOus Sleeping Coaches accompany all
Eightfrains 80,
Depot foot u Chamb HewYo also Long Dock Depot Jersey
Cny. .|
An u~,r,,s Guide g. the principal places the Line ~
Of this Railway has been prepared and can Pc OBJ
OF the Company free Of eharRe by those wishing 10
psTsosay region referred -, With Che ,E o.
wM r BARR, General Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
Sttan,buuts anS 1aiIroaos.

EOR NORWALK and DANBURY.-Ra
hl rioad rs No eda'tTh- hsi and 'plens leamoea'
NELLY WHITE Pier No. ~ Esl River. foot OF Mrkets,
AZ Is AMI from & ~ Thirty onrtbsi o'clock
eanussiug 9TH the Dauuy and Me-" iAtsa Railroads Returning
isars EorgAk 7.5 arrival Of The DaHbuJ aud
rss Haven ifalut a..
Pare csuts RtcIrnn Tcfea 81 = btgef connect oI Ne"
C,rasn Witon aud Aigrieh
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05

sHer, & yBBARD anil DANIEL DREW viii leave alter
nsrf tom De.bosscst ~ and Thirty @urthst ~ Ito
Landing Wsst Poa Cornwall NeNburah, foushseepsis,
Eafhst Tyo Hldrou al Ahapy sh 20
tran 10 Saratora rnis HsWiort Zen
al snI Sae,hnua Raiosds SENECA Transfers
TroF arrival . Albany hout charge
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05

Fowls, Y B."............''Sz2 'S2a Z. uI
Cti~kars At,e y n f2d.i3 ~ %
BrOiicrs. A. pr....@l u0H 3 y Anii
Ducks. Young, q n..........is n y v
Malard q pair..... ; 25aH ~ ;
Teal and Wood. q n 75c a 2 ] OIL ?
Geese. yolaF, y D........,23a23 RE
S4uabs, & dOL...... - 5Jo 80 on
W. ~ /. u L
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
Bssihaas N bbl 3 % q Q 90

CHxEEThe hghtani the demand lor
tnptovtg puees s trme The sceuHuaOa o. last seek
neaTy eaa-c of The factory hr eoT DO
y sDd all probably held smly for Hsek longer be they
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
bPOpI Es LINE for rALBANY-Steamers ST.

JOIN and DREWne ei these magnificent ameIs leaves Pier
No River foot OF Canal EVENING tSuns
ococ Paruges dssng We comforts ami uturrs oi
hor have iuef wishes grahe these seanrfs And
Arre AnAny h ample ume for afoad tfsas Norih and WL
M. N I'm al E.La -.L
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05


Trains leave Jersey CITY for Psrmont siiS and ~
an sn and The sls Freight aud 91 an and sJ2
!. P.ssslsu rss throsgh 10 henssy.
TH0a ". DEhAREsT. ssp.,ipi,adssl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-13

WASHINGTON ITEMS. -Lieutenant Johnson,
OF the Second precinct, with officers McDer-
mott and Cation, of his force, have just sue
ceeded in capturing sever al negro lads, Of
ages between fourteen and eighteen, who arc
members of band known as the 'Forty
Thieves" which organization has been doing
a wholesale bushes in the way of stealing from
a number Of the reside nts in the northern
portion of the city. -,
Detectives Coomes and Miller Yesterday ar
rested notorious negro named Dick Smith,
who for some time past, du,ing Bowie's i'm
prisonment, has been officiating as driver OF
the Franklin Engine Smith is charged By
parties in Bladeosburs: with having been Gil
gagged in riot in that town on Monday last.
He was arrested by the officers while returning
from the fire yesterday morning.
A notice has been issued by mayor" Bow
en- calling upon the Board of Aldermen and
Common Council to meet this evening, Tor the
purpose of considering the question of paying
respect to the memory of the late Mr.. Thad,
deus Steven $, in connection with the departure
OF his rem9 .ins tomorrow for his late homo at
Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-13
.1lAasi NE e.fS's'
Port OGAGeX&ntEria Aug l3.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Express, Nickle. Baltimore, to
Brodcrs 81 Go.
steamer r E Cahlll, Math, Baltimore, to B
Wheat.
Schr Quail Rcnnolds Harve de Grace, Goa
to l. Nc hcnZic
Schr Saco. Wilson, Harve de Grace, to u&mp
shire g. Baltimore Coal Co
Schr Annie, Edwards Washington, to Amer,
lean Coal Co.
Schr Maitland, Leighton, New York, to Cen
trail Coal Co
Scbr j T Williams, Newberry, Providence,
to Central Coal Co.
scbr j Il Hoyt, Roby, Now York, to Central
Coal Co.
Steamer New York, Jones, Philadelphia, by
u Nldridge s. Co,
-, SEN sen, N d3 = Pearson, Grant New York by
Schr Saco Wilson. Hare dc Grace, by
Hemp s. Bait Coal Co.
Schr Annie, Edwards, New Haven, By Am
erican Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
S:chr Jesse Hart I'd, Pierson, for this port,
cleared at Baltimore 18th.
Schrs Frank Jameson, Jameson, and l.
Wing, Endcott, from Georgetown, arrived 1t
Schr Cabot, Parker, for Washington, cleared
ut Boston 18th inst.
Schr \ illiAm Arthur, Andrews, from George
town, arrived at Bangor 10th inst.
Schr Trausit Endicott, for Georgetown sail
cd from Dighton 10th inst.
Schr Il 9 Warren, for Georgetown, sailed
from New London 10th instant.
Schr Henry Parker, Par ker, for New Haven
arrived at N ew York 18th inst.
Schr Wild Pigeon, from Georgetown, arrlg'
cd at erscy City 1lth inst
Schr j G Thompson, Vansant. from Boston
for Georgetown, arrived,at Holmes Hole 9th;
Schr W II Wilson, Brown, from Boston, for
this port arrived at Holmes Hole 10th inst.
Schr susanna Packard from Bangor, for
Washington, arrived ut Newport 9th.
Schr Henry Finch, for Allyn's Point, hence
at New London Sth instant.
Schr l. a Bennett, McAldin. hence at New
Haven 10th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-13

THE CHINESE EMBAssY.-While at Au-
burn, N. York, the Chinese embassy went to
witness the operations of some labor saving
machir les on farm in the suburbs. A har-
vesslp machine, drawn by two horses, greatly
inter- ,sted them, and they followed it over the
field, watching its motions very closely. One
of Them mounted the machine and took the
reils, when the horse, not accustomed to the
Mcngolian style Of handling the ribbons, start
ed off with trot, so that the ambassador had
to use one hand to hold on to his seat. A
moving machine was also exhibited to them,
aud threshine machine, both OF which they
examined with much curiosity. After giving
thorough scrutiny, two of them took hold
and managed the threshing machine as expert
~ as old farm hands,