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New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
NEW-YoRK CATTLE MARKET.
PRICES OF BEEF THIS WI


WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FROM. - New-YoTk "a;
Pennsylvania 80; Ohio 275 Indiana 322 illinois 1893
Texas lac Iowa, iOS; Missouri 20 Kentucky. 27O Can
ada. 273.
RRMARKs-Ths has been slow dragging market IN
which those owners who out without Oss were the
fortunate exceptions The market was weak last Tues
day when nearly 100 cattle offered at Hudson CITY
and broke down tho next day with 1000 head on sale AZ
been growing worse and today with about 1900 cattle
SALE completing the heavy supply of close upon 400
for the week. there Is no prospect OF eeaing the yards at
either OF the three places Added 10 all these cars are
aterng prospects be held out for feeders or own.
We have TO report decline OF 50lc, from tins
day week. the average being aDOut ac and fully cat.
tie hold join those Of tomorrow It took really
good drove OF cattle 10 bring lc today only the tops OF
the best drove selling at l7se Possibly animal IN 100
may prove 1sc. when killed but the probabilities arc that
butchers generally got them cheaper than they were
estimated, buying good Steers al Ec calling them 81 N ~
be calculated at 5sa59 cwt Butchers boast OF good
bargains for days past The Oerpgs at the several
yards to-day eco at COmmunlpaw, li at Hudson
City, and $50 at Onehundredtst Several lots Of rough
running low 3c The dead meat markets over
stocked, and prices &C. lower than ast Friday pretty
good sides sehng at l4lc. lambs are coming IN more
freely and, With mutton Is largely used In place OF beef
St the demand for beef Is guie good could be
pected, outpftown butchers aiding materially IA dispos
Jr SALES OF BULLOCKs TODAY. .I .I -
AT CUblMUSIPAw.
g. T. Alexander had 6T Illinois cattle, OF which W Fitch
sold 80 nice little "a cwt 2year old steers and heiefs AZ
l6ic, and 113 fair q cwt. steers at I60l7le. ''
Simon Ulery sold lit Of the Alexander cattle, tidy
ew steers at close upon l7tc for few
pairs. 'f f. TI.a .i.'
Murray a Glover were at work upon the same drove
selling 80 rouRhish but fat 9cwt cattle mostly oxen
eyen at I5aI75e and 35 nice 7fcwt steers al l7c IN
Geo. gOneY had ono lQt OF 90 rather coarse but " good
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09

NfVlVtNt"ooS
From the foregoing statement 1t appears that the
gold bearing debt during the month of May was IN
creased $57 955O The 7S0 Treasury notes were re-
duced SIS OO9O5O The three per cent certificates were
increased $2l $40 OOO The compound interest notes,
the principal and interest of which were receivable
for three per cent certificates, reduced Sl4Ol
71O. The debt gold and currency-bearing and the
matured debt not presented, was increased S32QO'J
81 $4,000 of which increase consists OF bonds
issued to the Pacific Railroad Companies The com
in the Treasury has decreased GGSlO9S ~. Inc
currency in the Treasury has increased SllOlS3 OIL
The entire debt deducting therefrom the cash III the
Treasury was increased $9,l1,059 lS--Owlng chleIy
to the heavy payments of interest during the month
The increase of currency, 1t Is understood IS attO
utabe 10 receipts for taxes upon incomes, and 10 INC
fact that some large requsltions from the War De
paTtment which 1t was contemplated WOulu DC lhauo
in May were deferred until June
The Nc- Orleans PcdyuHe says of the grain trade OF
that place:
The movement OF grain through city, by means OF
the grain elevators still continues TO increase INC
steamship FIRE Queen, ole or the largest European
steamers which ply between city and Liverpool mas
Just cleared with $1,000 bushels of wheat, We lhe S
ing ship St James leaves with $4,000 bushels OF wheat
The Extensive wharf to be used by the Elevator Com
pany this city, is nearly done The elevator Duu'
ing the construction of which VIII be commenced next
week, Will be immense affair $50 feet IN Night win q
front of 25 feet and depth Of 100 feet some idea OF
the lOftness of the building be formed when We say
it will be 40 feet higher than the ST. charles H0el inc
Company have also purchased the steamer Goue, winch
is to be converted into floating elevator winch vessel
will be ready for operating in about tortnigllts tme.
large elevators shortly to be built at Caro- lnO y
the Illinois Central ROllrOad. OF the same dimensions or
the building in this city, and will be probably finished
nearly at the same time N. o. Picayune, 4th.
Legal Tenders the Banks ofHe city Of Aet York J0r
tie tCeek ending Saturday, June 6, 1868.
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RECEIPTS OF pROnuCE

JUss a-Four 1883 sacks 451s bbI Wheat s6 bush Com
n hush Oats $780, Ashes 80 plgs PORK, 22 bbs Cut hea'
CO pkgA Lard 1870 do, Petroleum 40 bbla
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
TIE MARKETS.

MornaY JuBe 2. 1854
AsRs-Tbe quiet for Pots at 80 ~ 81, Pearls are
uomnaL 49,. --.. 4, .--..,,
COTToS-There has been a more doing bot he marfe' 'i
hary prices reduced sAai colg unsettled sales Of 100
bales intending spnurrs sud 1850 to IpJren lJ u tie LATER
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
90 farmtrs anS 6tbsrs.

COR SALE-Spendid ALDERNEY COW q
years ed thorough bred Can be seen at WILLIAM Il bLoD
GEfTs STABLE No. l20 West Twenty St, Until THURSDAY
TOR SALE-A BUCKEYE MOWER (Juniorl
IN perfect order and for sale Inquire No. 20 FroatsI
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
MINIATURE ALMANAC
MONDAYS WEATHER kEPoRr-sa a N.

Ann t29 sun T;30 MOOs Rses... .lo:H
| wATEk THs nAt.
Sandy Hoofl6;l6 Cows Island. .llO6 he'll 0ae'''''~Ht
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port- aalmSsns aotis,.

2 Sr,rK OF YEw.roKK
i PoRrwA ARpsss oPFioE, No % "iaAmse
NOTICE is Hereby given, in accoLdance Wltn Nun
Section sf The Aet passed April "a IsS % !, ps,es,
interested in or having charge Of tie snhect matter OF such Sq
survey that following yesssls are u"N
hon the Port Martens and the sl sufies "
completed within ten DAYS succeeding s ro oa ooNni sd
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
NINTH0RNE ToAfklhs. PfessIeh'

l0 Iad 3If ol 1asuogd 9d feBo1H G9nlW
i9amd 4HsIrq 70 Js0QWQ 0di JOB obgoit
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
To MARINERS.

Nav a. lat 81 49, lon IS TO- b. bark James Xhel bouudBt
Mar al lat q 49, o 10 a. BE bark Bride, from LSe2 Gr Mon.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-05
I MP o r I A N 7 T 0
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
vAYNEsBuRd STEAM PLANNING. MILL

II elves us pleasure to announce TO the public
the completion OF this work and the readiness o
the proprietors to
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sswina ae,athines.
SEWING MACHINE.
)UR NEW FAMILY MACHINE,

| JUN NLN FAMILY MACHlNE,
Has been over two years In preparation, and
winch has been brought to perfection regardless
| of time, labor or expense and is now confidCnt-
lly presented to the public us incomparabiy the
best sewing Machine in existence.
| The Machine in question Is simple compact
durable and beautiful. 1t ltisquiet, light running
and capable of performing range and variety
SSE ssfn sfe either s or 9g st
ten Thread and sewing with equal facility the
very finest and coarsest materials, and anything
between the two extremes, the most beautiful
and substantial manner Its attachments for
Hemming, Braiding, Cording, Tucking, Quilt
Ing, Fcl.ng, Trimming Binding etc, are Novel
and Practical and have been invented and ad-
justed especially for this Machine.
New designs of the unique, useful and popular
folding tops and cabinet ceses peculiar TO the
Machines manufactured by this Company have
been prepared for enclosing the new Machines.
These are gotten up In every variety of wood,
such as Black Walnut, Mahogany, Rosewood,
elaborate pattern md finish-the Machines
themselves being more or less highly ornament
for which they are intended.
few reasons why SINGERS latest improv-
ed SEWING MACHINES are the best for Fam
lst You can sew anything from The finest 81 n
gle thickness of Swiss or Nansook to several
thicknesses of the heaviest Beaver cloth, t,sigg
any kind or size of thread with equal facility
from No. 800 Cotton up to the heaviest patent or
ID. IL uses u short, straight needle, easily set.
and makes the popular Lock Stitch alike on both
Sides
I'd. It has an even self-adjusting tension which
requires no change f different thicknesses of
material or different sizes OF thread.
4th. 1t Is free from all springs wires and other
complications and is almost noiseless.
5ih. No threads to hold or wheels to turn in
starting
9th. II docs not haye to be taken apart to oil
and clean IL.
7th, II has perfect feed whereby you can sew
the finest materials without having to keep your
work stretched TO prevent It's ..puckering," and
you never have to assist the work through as In
all other machines.
Sth. IL will hem any width sew a straight
seam, or make Tell in the most perfect manner,
with less skill than is required to sew straight
seam on any other machine.
Its attachments for Braiding, Cording, Quilt
ing Binding, Tucling. &C., are novel and prac-
ticni, and reuuir, bat little skill to use them.
Careful instructions given ut the house OF the
Money refunded If the machines are not as
Every maciine Warranted and kept In repair
'i'i'' ''Ss'f " "'s' III. r. t'NcArHER,
- Agent for Greene County.
ei-.E ~af Wnyncsburg, Pa.
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1tttdtats' Gstates.
A DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE,
+ EG A l. n 0 T &c Z.

Letters of administration upon the estate of
George Lightner, late OF Morris tp., decd, hav-
ing been granted to the undersigned. notice l.
hereby given to oil persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the saline to present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
HENRY IIGHTNER
MICAJAH LfGIITNER
SAMUEL LIGIfTNEk,
ll;ls-Gt. EXECUTORS,
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ME WONDER OF THE AGEi
HN NUN Ell LIS, 4,

In Waynesburg, Pa. This CIIURN must super
cede anything OF the kind heretofore produced.
The simpleness OF Its construction, niid Its two
from three to six minutes must Induce the COM
inunity'to examine Its qualities II saves time
IL saves worlS-and produces as much butter as
amy churn in existence. Mr.. Munnel has full
power to sell rights for Pennsylvania or New
York state as well as 10 furnish Churns TO citi-
zcns OF this county.
NORRIS, ULLoM& CO.,
j,5-tf Asenst
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\ PAPER FOR THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY
ANDIlOUSEHOLD.
PRESIDENTIAL YEAR--NOW
Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.

It isnneces sary to occupy time or space in
setting forth the character OF 9he,sC COIumercial'
Its standing as the leading newspaper In Penn
sylyaniaaal though the most recently establish
ready assured. AT no time an experiment, #
has steadily grown in circulation, Strcngl nnl
patronage, untilit has becon recosni2ed every
Whcre not only rs the leading Journal IN TINS
State, but the fnvOrite with the reading public III
q large part OF Ohio, West Virginia and even be-
on ascale eaunlIed only by the great papers of
the larger cities. As Asn'COMNrkRCIAL PAPER
II has recognized standing AZ home and abroad,
and Is read by the most Intelligent Of all classes,
among whom It exerts an influence second 70
no other in the State. Its NJ. .ARkET REPORTS
are carefully prepared by competent reporters,
ana we employ eyerymea to insure complete
Republican in politics, the Commercial"
does not scruplc tobe independent and criticises
firmly to the fundamental principles Of that
party, II believes success Is most surely achieV-
cd by freely, discussing propositions and meas
ures, with the view of assietng the reader TO ar
rive at correct conclusions.
Entering, as we now are, on the Presidential
year. n preference for GIN. GRANT FOR THE
PREsTDENCY has already been expressed. In
TINS respect the "COmmercial' was one of the
first to take decided stand and II has the sat
isfnctiOn ofhaNing already seen its iavOritc the
accepted OF the great majority of the Republican
party.
In state affairs the commercial" is the I'M
fiinching advocate ofa FREE RAliRUADLAW
development of the vast resources OF our state,
whereby she will be enriched and the welfare OF
her rciti2ens advanced.
our aim from the first has been to make the
commercial second to none rs a general
newspaper We leave nothing untried To ac!
cumplish this object SO well have we redeem-
ed our promises, that wedeem 1t useless to make
new ones In this or any other particular.
TERMS OF THE DAILY COMMERCIAL.
Daily Subscribers, per year, r,l... .,.,......SlO NJ
Delivered by Carrier, (per week l<,)...."",...... q
Slngh COplcS,.,..
THE WEEKLY COMMERCIAL
Il a large s6 column newspaper, containing
tcw advertisements. Its ample columns contain
a. full compendium of the news of the week,
the leading editorials from the Daily, and all the
foreign and home markets carefully reported
and corrected expressly for the WEEKLY up TO
the date of each issue, II is emphatically u
Family Newspaper.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION, IN ADVANCE.
one Copy, tone year, 40
one Copy, six months ,)....". ........,,...... O1
In Clubs Of twenty, 80
Ohlcc, Commercial Building. No 70 Fifth
street. Address,
COMMERCIAL, Pittsburgh
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-05

18v BTOauWly New YORK,
Are unrivalled for DURABILITY, POWER and
EvENNEsS OF Tone They are fast becoming
the hvorite over nll others, with Musicians
Amateurs, and all lovers Of GOOD MUSIC
Tney are warranted In every respect Prices
one-third lower than other frst-class m alScrs
send for Circular. GROvESTEEN & CO.,
G2}-3mos. 1870 Broadway N "
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d EVOLUTION IN TRADE !

Ladies, YOU can receive for the sum of ONE
lnpLIAt! Silk Mcrino and Alpaca Dresses
Shnwls, BalmOrals Linen Goods Embossed
Table Towers, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Plated
ware, Sewing Machines. sc. Send clubs of ten
| or more, with ten cents for each dcscriptl I've
check and the getter up OF the club will receive
u present worth 81 to $500, according to number
sent. Agents wanted everywhere. Circulars
boston. l2;25-3m.
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THO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

A good Agent wanted in every township of
this county to sell WestcOft's AdjmstnbIe
Dash ChUrn! the best butter maker now
salaries to our agents, hut DO guarantee good
wages to good men. We arc anxious to have
this Churn introduced, and to this end Will make
favorable arrangements with early applicants
Address THOS. II. BINGHAM & Co,
l;s-ly 3WPenn st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-17
@ THE BODY RENEWED ACCORD

A- THE BODY RENEWED.
ING to Psychologists. the human BODY Is rem e"eo
once in seven ye1rs Every day, every hour every
moment, the Hesh the cartilage. bone and muscle OF
the frame are wasting away, and being impercepti-
bly replaced by new material. Health depends upon
fine nature of that material and whether it shall be
nuro or diseased full Of vitality and elasticity, or
feeble and naccid depends mainly upon the ac6on
of the stomach In warm weather the waste Of the
system is very rapid. and if it is not as rapidly re-
paired by the great sustaining organ, the conse.
quence is debility, emaciation and decay. 1t is,
therefore, Of paramount importance that the stom-
ach be Kept in rigorous condition at this trying sea-
son, and the safest surest and best tonic that can
be employed for that purpose ia HoSTETfER'S
BITTERS This Incompatible vegetable stomachic
gives unwontel energy to the digestive powers, pro-
notes the conversion Of the food into healthiul
blood (which is so to speak, the material of oil
the solid portions of the boly aud thereby puts the
system in the best possible state of defeuce against
epidemic and other diseases, The strong require it
to keep up their strength Tho weak, to reinvigorase
them 1t consists Of the pures of all difusve stmu.
lants, charged with the juices and extracts of the
most gehial roots and herbs, and s permanent re-
storaive-not mere temporary e1citant 1t acts
simultaneously upon the stomach, the bowels and
the liver and s tie best known remedy for dyspep-
sia, bil:o 1sre3,, costiveness and general debility
August Is
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pher q, Walker, to pay fine of $SS and costs,
or be imprisoned one month. Leroy T. Hol-
Land. to nav q fine Of $3S. Jno. NJ. Elgin, to
pay q fine OF $3S. VIM. C. Dean, to pay fine
of $50 and costs, OF be imprisoned one month.
VIM. Waldron, to pay fine OF $50, or be I'M
prisoned one month. =,
Enquiry Docket.-Warren Mix Co. vs. Al
fred j. Frederick. Izlar and Dibble, plalntlf's
attorneys. On motion OF Earle, for Izlar and
Dibble, plaintiffs attorneys, the court, under odeG
the 18th rule, assessed the damages at $24l8
and costs.
The United States vs. Jno. Garmany. Viola
ton of Internal Revenue Law. D. T. CorDin
for United States; Jones for defendant. Jury
No g. charged with this case; after testimony
was heard, not proved was entered.
WEDNESDAY, August 12.-n the following
cases for prosecutions for violation OF internal
revenue law, the defendants plead guilty, and
the judge pronounced the following sentences
Benjamin T. Trammel, to pay fine OF $40 or
pay fine Of $40 or be imprisoned one month.
The United States vs. Joe Zimmerman. D.
T.. Corbin for the United Stetes; Good:.tt d
Thomas for defendant. Jury No. was charg-
ed with this case, and after the testimony was
heard and the case argued very elaborately,
the jury brought in verdict Of not guilty.
Bankrupt Cour.-A very large amount. OF
business was transacted in this court during
the last week. The court was opened at eleven
o'clock Wednesday, A. NJ, Hon. George ..
Bryan presiding. Z,
Ex,parte Dennis McGuinnis-in bankruptcy.
The Judge, in pursua zee Of the 14th section,
articles Congress, entitled the Bankrupt act Of
March q, 1867, signed assignment of bank.
rupt's estates to William McGuinnis, assignee.
80 = - DANIEL HORLBECK, =.
G. D. C. US. for West. Dist. South Carolina.
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eegars and lumber exhibit an increase The other
articles being In the usual quantities.
The wife Of Senator Trumbull died to-day
Affairs in Lopisiana,

NEW ORLEANS, August 15-An oct to regulate pub
lie education In the State Of Louisiana-prepared
under the supervision Of Parson Conway-hss been
made the ppecial order for next Friday. The schools
are to be open to all, without distinction Of color
An important meeting was held last night in the
Governors office between prominent members OF
both parties. Both concluded the danger Of o col
lisbon was imminent The Democratic gentlemen
expressed the opinion that the only way to insure
peace was to stop the system OF aggressive ana op
presgye legislation now in progress That the De-
mocratc and Conservative elements ofthe country e1'
pected to accomplish nothing except In legal and
constitutional way, but that 1t was unwlse and I'M
proper for the State government to defy the sent-
ment and wishes Of the people That il the Cover
nor would throw himself upon the people they
would sustain him. and resort to force be neces-
sary for the preservation Of the peace. H,l
= Yarmouth stated that he was authorized to say,
on behalf of the Republicans, that there was moth
ing In reason the Republicans can do or concede but
what will be dome to secure harmony. BE promised
that measures not of party politics, obnoxious to
citizens will be modified, and said he was in ear
nest in his desire to secure the welfare of all and to
preserve peace and order.
Another meeting will be had in few days, when
it is hoped some practical illustration of the mutual
desire for harmony will be presented.
Moderate Republicans are unfortunately but few
In number. They concede that the system Of legis-
Iston heretofore and at present pursued Is calcuat
ed to create strife.
The Democracy say the preservation Of order is
what they most earnestly DESIRE and that it rests
entirely with the Republicans. -
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The Yorkville Enquirer says: 'sMr. James
Robinson, who resided in the Indian Land
boundary, eight miles below Rock Hill and
near the Chester line. committed suicide by
hanging himself with drawing chain, on rues-
day, tie 28th ultimo. He left home on Tues
day morning without saying anything to his
family, which circumstance excited no anxiety,
as he was in the habit Of going off in this man
ner and remaining absent for a day or two. No
uneasiness was felt until Thursday morning,
when q search was instituted and the body was
found short distance from his house. No
cause is known for the rash act, and it can only
frequently thre ltened self-destruction. MIR.
Robinson was formerly resident Of Chester
District"
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@WHAT Is THE MATTER WITH YOU? !?
This is the familiar question put to every invalid
In many cases the answer Is, "1 don't know exactly,
but don't feel we'll" Look OF the countenance Of
the man or woman who makes this reply, and you
will generally find that the eyes ere dull and lustre
less the complexion sallow, the cheeks faccid, and
the whole expression Of the face detected Interro-
gate the invalid more closely and you will discover
that constipation, the result of disordered stomach
and torpid liver, is at the bottom Of the mischief
s'That's what's the matter" Whoever has expe-
rienced the effects Of WARRANTS EFFERVESCENI
sELTZER APERIENT in such cases, need not to be
told to recommend 1t as a remedy.
TARRANT CO., Wholesale Druggists, No. 27s
Greenwich and No. 100 Warren streets, New York.
Sole Proprietors.
Sold by all Druggists. smos % July
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Marrifb.

WOBHAUPTER-WATTO the 14th instant,
BY the Rev. a. TooAER PORTER, @. P. WOBHAUP-
TER, of Woodstock, New Brunswick, and Mrs.
ANNA q. WALTON, widow of the late JAMES WAT
TON, of London, Eng, and only daughter OF HAMn-
TON FRIPP, Esq, Of Beaufort, 8. @. "
ESTILL-OURTIs.-O Wednesday, the l2th In
slant, BY the Rev. E. T. W1NMRR, ALEXANDER D.
FSTiLL and dIPHEGENAL LAURA. youngest daugh-
ter Of JAsEs NJ. CURTIS, Esq, all of this city. No
cards.
ARNAU-COLLTNS.- On Wednesday evening, the
19hof August at the residence Of the bride, by the
RVXA.iW. MARSHALL, Mr.. II. ARNAU to Mrs. Q. NJ.
CUIddNS, all of this city. ,l - sG boz.