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rforer Shields that offcial vas summoned as wit
ness but did not 40 upon the stand.
DEFENDANTS counsel addressed the Court In behalf
OF his client. SAYING that he, being 'Christian
Chinese" should nave justice In This CHRISTIAN com.
munity.
The Court gave jud-ment for defendant for costs
and twenty-five dollars allowance.
Declsions.
BY Judge Gross.
BdG rs. U-ood.-Judgment for plaintiff for s9,7 q
ard costs; twenty-five dollars allowance.
Henry Auhlgdrden rs. An. so. NO., Other,oase
Charles Sa7Huel.-Trial by Court: Judgment for
plaintiff for costs and TWENTY-FIVE dollars allowance.
Frank rs. LtfldenGnii.-Trlal BY Court. Decision
reserved.
Waidn Ldnos rs. Henry Bdke7.-Trlal by Court.
Decision reser we'd.
ordered.
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DOMESTIC MsRKETs,

NEW ORLEANS June 10, 1871.
Cotton firm mlddlings, &c net receipts, sS4l grossr
2B exports to Great Britain 2s4 to Have, 1885, coast
wise, 50yS sales, 1900 stock, 6O,492 =.
SAVANNA An, Juno 10, 1877.
Cotton-Ltle doing; offerings scarcei middnss, 19Acf
net receipts $685. exports coaswse 1881 Sales 30i stock,
6,os5.
LOUISVILLE, June 10. 1871.
Tobacco active md hgher Rales l2l hhds lugs,
&25
CHICAGO June 10, ls7r-
Flour dull. whea. duh declined lie. No. spring, 81 28f
VI POS; in the afternoon steady At ~ 2S ~ 26S.
Corn moderately actlve closed irm No. mixed, $3.50 IN
No. closed at 4oac Rye aulet declined To-. No. at 73e
74c Barley dull; No. Vt S0c Hishwnes unchanged at
sc Pork active and easier mes: si4 cash; 81. BIN
lard Sc. Live hoss active s IS Ss "a Cattle steady
S4a Sd A. Recepts 300 bills sour soO) bushels wheat
AM h beg shpmsn a sb, -four 1900 bushels
barley ana lliu0O hogs Freghts nra corn, to buffalo.
Soc.
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UaIT51 STATES CIRCUIT CussT.

Jurisdtcticu OF tue Court TO Renew n Jrdg-
meat-lnformers, SLnres- Il ccision by Judge
Woodruff.
Wtham Wheaton,, Pldt'lttG IN Error, rs. me
U,s,ted States or America Defendants ia Error
The power and jurisdiction o. THIS court 70 review
judgment or decree OF distribution among various
Claimants OF the inormers share IN forfeiture after
The condemnation and sale Of the forfeited pro-
perry, and that the claimants are IN such sense
parties the proceeding that tney may invoke, tue
exercise OF that jurisdiction seems 10 me eslap-
tshed. his Honor cites several cases.l whether
sppeal or hy writ or writ OF error was not used
on this motion. the distinction Is not material TO
the principal question On tn.s subject see the
United States vs.. Meyer II al e Mclean, 1850 and
the United states Nourse 20 Peters, $3.50. Motion
0ened.
decision Custom House Case.
Before Judge Elatchiord.
J1En ". S,h,utsn rs. augustus iScheN.-In this
case tae particulars OF which have been fully re-
ported, Judge Biatcn.ord delivered the following
DECISION.
think the plaintiffs are entitled TO Keller in respect
az the particular matter pointed at IN their notion
namely. that tue AL JUSTIN Mt was III TACT made on
fein OF charges cclrdlng TO tue reports OF. Isaac
lps appraiser, dated October IL, 1885, and OF
several subsequent dates, instead OF having
en- made according 10 those reports, as modified
4 the Treasury instructions, dated May Il, 1863,
being therefore IN That regard departure nom the
verdict and order or reference. reference ls
ordered 10 the collector 10 ascertain and report
whether an adjustment made rs 10 charges accord
InG 10 the verdict, anything ana,1i so, how much,
Il due To The palnun beyond the amount awarded
by the former report. Further action on the motion
aad all other questions is reserved until The coming
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The quotations are based on cotton running IN quality not
more than half Grade above or below the grace quoted
The future deliveries opened strong snsc-
queny ruled lower aud closed weak At the inside the
foows l0 at 20 36c, 800 at 2Uic: July 400
100 at 20 7l6c 300 At 2oc 100 at 20 l6c go at
Pike 200 at 20 T6c, 800 at s0!c 800 Mt 2c 800
23Sc 400 at sosc. September go at 1szc 1859
October, loo at l9c loo is l6lsc LOO October and
s S after oase sae se as a v &
loo at 200 at 20 5lSc 1900 at 2Oc August 100 al
2oc AGO ut 2oc 100 october AMI 100 November at &C.
Saturdays forward de veies as follows June
2o2lc, July 2uS5c August e055c, September l9 o5c.,
November e. oe December ls 5s THO receipts the
bile 3t6 savannah as49 Charleston, 8i5 Wilmington So;
Norfolk SIP; Baltimore ,oS New York9o Boston, a. Total,
day year freight closed as fol-
lows:-Io Liverpool. by steam, Id; by sai 5S2d. 10
havre by steam lc gold; SAIL sc; to Hamburg by steam.
gold compressed; SAIL Hc; to Baltic ports, by sa c,
CoFrEE-Tavorab,e advices per steamer from Rio smu.
lated active demand and impaired to the market
mer tone The sales embrace 800 bags Rio, per
ptoemy 800 bags Eio per steamer South Aorica 1000
per perseverance, SSaancs Of cargo ali on "n, DR.
va.s terms. For other description. the market
lose. lie; good do, ll4e Ike. prime do. IKE
il Sond thirty to ssty days. credit Java u psn
IS. Ssylon ss asfs:siS s.' sns.g lss
lgoid In bond s4c loo; Costa Rica l3,ec nc Manila
i4c. l5c; Mexican, lSc. I7c; SAMANTHA he i5Sc;
Curacao lSc loc, all god thirty TO sixty days crsdi,
FLOUR GRATN.-Receipts H. 500 bbls wheat
s22s0 bushels corn ~ do corn meal loo bbs 275
heavy but prices were without important change though
reduction OF &c. loc was made In The sales
demand. The sales mostly at S5 rs a SIS s. Corn
dull for barrel lots but In fair sacks al
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United STATES CusSsgoaE7s' c9ysr.
Charge OF snursli"s-Aiiesea Ararh on

Charge Of snuc Giins-AiieGed Attack on n
revenue 0filcCr.
Before Commissioner Shields.
TIE UaHed States as. John Talbot ana Wilian
Co'ltns.-The defendants are charged with having
attempted TO smuggle aquantlty OF goods into this
port nom the steamer MORO Castle and INSTRUCTED
revenue officer In the discharge or his duty. The
Officer having perceived that Tie defendants were
about carrying box OF goods from tne vessel inter-
Tered 10 prevent tlem Nbereupon tile defendants
flung the DoX overheard. The olicer tnen tempted
u gel IL out OF tue water and while he trying
10 do so Tie accused hung stones at him. The on
Ger alleges The Commissioner WIN hold an eXaml-
0&tlo4 into the case to-day.
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suPsFa: c0Ua1-1alaL TsRH-2AaT 2.
verdict Against - Steamboat Company.
RnlnIa .IrGra Nnn Rrnnt


Before Judge Van Brunt.
RotreH GGno, GGgZoRt GGao ana Christopher T.
Adams IS The Neao Hagsn Steamboat Co7npong-
In July, 1866, the plaintiffs shipped three cases Of
hardware by one OF the defendants boats, TO be
sent TO Cincinnati. They alleged that through neg.
lgonce Of the company portion OF the goods were
destroyed and portion injured, and suit is brought
20 recover $40, the alleged damages. The defend
ants alleged saie delivery OF The goods at their
wharf In this city ana notification or Their arrival
and delivery 10 the agent o. the plalntlt yerllct
Nj 1887 IS was gwen for Tic PLAINTIFFS.
The V:ele Divorce Case.
E5oe,T L. Fiele rs. Teresa Tiee.-This case was
reached on the calendar yesterday and arrange.
Ments were made TO proceed With the trial at half
past ten O'Clock this morning rhe trial VIII douDt-
bess occupy several days.
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,.SI..ir/'

quiet without change, closing at 1shc. for son whie
and lsc lSsc for crushed, powdered and granulAted
ssc fair 70 COED fair refining s9c. s1lc. good .
iOc. prime % choice grocery, loisc ios.c; CEN
trifnga. 6hds and boxes ssc osIc; molassss hhds.
b Boxes &c = pu, sh '':nd1sd Mo-: DO
do, 6 to 49, Ilc l2Ae. do, 10 to 90 i2.c i3c DO,
white, l2sc l8.sc Porto Rico Renning grades, $40
eac grades, ec. 1886. Brszi-Dutch stanlard
Nos to ~ &c. ssSc Java-Dutch standard Nos ID ID
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cVUaI Or COMMON pLEas-spsclaL TE7a.


Decisions.
BY Judge Larremore.
Dart os. Wake 20 d'.-Appncatlon Of Mckinney
granted; that OF Walker denied.
Hiidd A. LORD rs. charles Lord.-Decree OF d.
vorce granted 10 plaintiff.
6oU deil rS Goude1.. Order OF reference granted.
StIh National Bank rs. Crotcleg.-Moilon
granted.
Leetch rs. The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Com.
Ddhp.-Same.
Teftfspei as. BGrerdo7.-Motion for leave 10
serve answer granted within ten days, judgment TO
stand as security upon pay ment, with ten dot
lars costs OF motion, costs or term and disburse.
ments. Levy setI ASIDE payment OF Sherilrs fees.
BY Judge Joseph r. Daily.
HeTTiCk rs. Reed. Order settled,
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SUPERIOR CtUiT-cpEclal TENN.
All About a Iteceivership.

Before Judge Mcneil.
WfRtam Gregory Us. Sarah Gregloyv ana
CprenuS Boodgooa.-In November, 1865 an order
was made appointing Thomas ]. Barr receiver A
motion was afterwards made by receivers counsel
10 ampify that order. which was granted. The de-
PENDANTS appealed from this order, ana 1t was re-
versed at the General Term, Another action
then commenced against the plantta and the same
receiver was appointed. All appeal was made from
this order and the same reversed. The receiver now
claims the right 70 collect the rents under the orgi
nal order, no appeal having been taken from that.
A motion was made yesterday for Injunction
etrainiDg him from calling himself receiver and
collecting the rents. II Is claimed that about $780, 900
has already been collected. The motion was de-
0led.
Decisions.
BY Judge Mcneil.
Robert Lennon rs. N. Cohen.-0rder gran ted.
Robert j. Wright rs. Marx s. Stepe,ls.-Reerence
ordered.
Etoene Kelly e; a. rs. george '. Ferguson. Order
granted
BY Judge McCunn.
p }. Farmer et at as. s. II. Northumberland
ordered.
II. nrg j. Jordoa rs. Reoeccc Beck.-The acts COM
planned OF in the moving aiidavits do not show
contempt OF the Court. The motion 10 punish must
therefore be denied.
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Bha1RlYn COURT CALEElah.

CITY CoURT-Parts and 2--Before Judges McCue
aud Nelson-Nos. 1856 rs, 81 %, 70 40, 81, ~, SO,
~, loo, 49, $50, Isl, 1885, 139, l41, 145 1885, 1S4,
1872, 2is, ll6 10. Special Term-Before Judge
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SUPREME cOUsT-cGAal.ss.


BY Judge Car(ozo.
Dcl1tel Parish ~. Attet n. Sherman 90 al.-Mo.
ton denied, without costs.
BY Judge Brady.
Wgilidnl H. Fry HoJeft Knocked et d1.-Judg.
meDt foreclosed and sale ordered.
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Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

SPECIAL SESSION.
Prcsent--Asssant Aldermen Terence Duty Lysaght,
gan Costello Barker Reilly D%fHa SshsI Garry and
Tsno and Sa the
RESOLUTION REFEREED.
Nearbas GommLs"onsr Of Deeds vice James Cary Shelf
hsld who has '' .ssS % Saa''y LAID OVER
BY A. a. KEtLLr-To place and light an ornamental lamp
By a. A. RoBIssoN-To of the improved drink:
Ing Fountains at the northeast corner OF Vack apd Wes
BY the -amo-ro pave cornela street from Beecker to
X nc place The ,1 1f Ns aTns s. fountains
the sameTO Grove ssroo from WAverley place to
s ' sams one of the improved drinking foun
.aas al The northeast corner Of and Blocker
Resoluonsro pave sniols street. from Division
ton street with Belgian payemen. also For,y.fonrh street
Chatham street south Thompson street. from
Madison avenue to Firth avenue also Marion street pave
South FNh with the Guide! improved stone pave
TSsii,9 south lwsftS street, rom see
First to Second avenues to build sewer in Madison street.
norhery from Pike street. TO connect with sewer now in
Tie norhws. corner q is;A stree. and Tenth
On To
s
broadway opposite No. 1855 also across Madison street
opposite 1885, also Fourth street AT nvHnery
side OF Christopher street, also across avenue from
north side of Twenty-thrd street to ferry entrance;
across Mulberry street opposite Nos ye5 ana 10;
appoint Charles NJ Earle Commissioner Of Deeds, yce
David Thornton, rcsigned 70 proyiie temporary qna,e
for district police and three district cv courts W place
and light lamp northwest corner q r sna
also OF NO l2S Fourth avenue also n9T,hss sosner or
also front OF NO. 5oa sixth ave-
nus OF rweniyhird street; also Opposite Mo-
3i East Eleventh street. front OF NO 6 Eighth
nue nso oppos,e house. foot Of Twenty street,
East light two lamps opposite tho Meho
det church Alien street also opposite Washing
ton Hail. ISL Eighth also front OF Emanuel
OF Lexington also oppo
so entrance to Reformed Collegiate North Dutch Church
chapel lO9 Fulton street. and opposite
said Chapel in street. TO place ornamental lamp OPP
pos,e - Oliver street; front No $50 Henry
streets also front OF Xavier Union. No 81 West Fifteenth
street. also front OF NO. 1903 West Twentynh street,
lamp from IN front OF No 6s Bowey six feet north
ward also ron ~ Tenth precinct police and
place one on each post at the enrancc Anthony
Sivor To place an ornaments front Of No 246 and
at the same at No 2is Eighth avenue.
Which were snveraiv adopted by the following vote III
AfrInMAtivE--Assistant Aldermen Terence Duty, Iy-
snsht, o'Bricn Robinson, cay, Hampson, ocl Pccaer
ana Mcdonald Id.
On moson, tue Board then diourned to the 26th Inst
WILLIAM u, M0LoNEY. Clerk
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flRlRt CoyRT-piaT |


BY Judge Curtis.
BaOUttt u.s. Observation-Disclosures for plaintiff
Speilftdn cs. Chase.-Judgment for defendant.
SetreU e. HdrrtS.-Dismissed.
GOFhdm rs. CObieT.-Judgmen at for plaintiff.
We as. Kippte.-Dismlssed.
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BR 00HLYN COURTS.
SUPREME COUaT-SpsCIsl TERM.

Eric Railroad TroubIes-SherifTs After Their
Fees.
Before Judge Gilbert.
Camden {. Dke, well known resident OF Brook
gD, got verdict OF $4,000 against the Erie RAN.
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T He COUR T S.

Jurisdiction Of the United States Circuit Court
A cuatom House Litigaton-Anesed Snug
ghng-veriict Against Steamboat Com
pany-hs-ault on shirAoard- Decisions
Business Of the General Sessions
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CATTLE mA1kET.

Beef dull at lie. l3Ec for common to prime Hogs
in moderate demand at 4sc. u Co. keccips-Csle,
y hou v.bvU
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COURT Of APPEALS CALsRl Ar.

ALBANY, ~ Y, June 10 1871.
= Ibc Following rs the Court OF Appeals day calendar
lor June 2o:-Nos. 3os, 323, 3z7 32s, $50 s3i 2s5
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
MONDAY, June la--6P. NJ,


CoTToN.Tbe mark ct Quiet but firm n her ad
vance OF nc per ID. low midlng and qualities above
this grade There was demand for grades inferior
sricay good ordinary. The market closed
vised quotations appended The snles foows--
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
MoNnAy June 10, 1871.

WALL STREET. I
MONDAY, June 10, 1871.
On Change to-day wheat was moderately active
and lower. The cotton market was firm and trine
higher.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE FIRM.
The foreign exchange brokers reported fair
amount OF business. Sales were firm and closed as
demonstrating sixty days, commercial 1929
10; good to prime bankers, l10x 1loA; short
sight, l10s. 11oA; Antwerp, 5.22h 6.17h; Swift
zerland. $40 a Sis; Hamburg, 354 SO; Amster'
DAM 4oas Al; Frankfort. 4ox a Al; Bremen, 1919
7eh; Prussian thalers, II q Tx.
MONEY TWO TO FOUR PER CENT
rather better inquiry for money from the stock
houses was percepuble, and lenders toward the
close got four per cent for balances, the earlier
business Of the day having been done at three or
four per cent on stocks and at two ana three per
cent on government collaterals. Prime commercial
paper was SIN quoted AZ a per cent discount.
GOLD DULL-1l2n 1929.
During the forenoon there was moderate bnst-
ness IN the Gold Room and the price advanced from
1929 to ll2H. Later In the day this Improvements
was lost and the market became very duh. The
fluctuations OF the day are shown in the tablet
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In the suit OF John Benjamin Heath ana others vs.,
Jay Gould, James Fisk, Jr., anu +. A. Lane, i'm.
pleaded with the Erie Railway Company, each Of
the defendants has ed the United States Circuit
Court separate answer, one answer being substau.
italy the same as the other.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-23

DICUriEbD SPRINGS TO LET THE WHOLE uR
III Faftof large Furnished House, season year;
perfectly new within three minutes walk OF shc Apns
Address box LA Post Office. Rcuiie,d Spring.
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DOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE. AT CLIFTON,
N. j.: containing II rooms with hot and cold water
stable and coachhousc, with OF ground Kitchen
garden, beautiful shade trees, fronting Dun
dee lake; within ten minutes walk Clifton depot, and
about ~ minutes ride from Chambers Rail-
road For further particulars apply to JOSEPH SLEvIN
10 Jay street, near HUDSON
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INOR sALE-AT ORANGE, N. j., TWO LOTS. WITH A
House, containing Fix rooms short walk from Mont
rose station CHARLES APPkhBI. ia BroAdwsv
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Jersey CITY HEIGHTS, ON LINCOLN STREET. b.
tween Montgomery and Summit svenues-A two story
and basement House. 10 modern improvements with
one or two Lots house and hrst cass ers easy In
quire Of y. DlLWVRTh The premiseA
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E>OR SALE OR TO LET-HANDSOME RESIDENCE.
L. near Plain6eld three ground location healthy
garden rlanted immediate possession Photographic
and full particulars or M II. TOPPING No. Murray
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LNOR sALE-AT CLOsrER, NORTHERN RAILROAD
OF New jersey, hour from city, House and Lot
very desirable, a1uU. Address HENRY CoNKLIN, Clos
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E,OR sALE--A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE AND ABOUT
IL twenty-five acres OF good Land; high ground i;
fronting the Flushing and Whi,estone avenues, Long
Island Contains Ice house, gasworks and hnc assortment
OF fruit trees Location lne and about half milo from Tho
depot. Apply TO JAMES NOBLE, 4A West Twenty-hith
street, New York
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LNOR SALE OR TO RENT-IN ASTORIA. L. l., A CON-
IL venent aud pleasant Residence the ferry boats
and railroad Inquire OF DR.. BAYLIES Rensen street. A.
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ENOUR NEW DWELLINGS,. AT RUTHERFORD PARK,
N. J.-Wil be rented 70 good tenants favorable
terms minutes to delaware Lackawanna and Western
Railway depot IN miles OF Erie depot ~ minutes o City
Hail. ROBERT K. STEWART 1t Major Roberts Hotel ~
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A COUNTRY SEAT AT 18TH STREET, IN AUDI
~ bon PARK directly on the banxs Of the Hudson, com
bning all the advantages Of city and country residence
nicely furnished TO let by the for the by
u. BRADLEY 90 Broad street.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-28
GOOD DAIRY STOCK,

Good COWS have three important
qualities, Wis. They give rich milk,
yield it in largo quantities, and holi
out we'll throughous tho year.
Though, by nature, there is great DIFF
ference IN COWS, still. perhaps as much
depends on their treatment, as on their
original constitutions. The most prof.
liable and desirable COW for the dairy
not always the one which, for a
short time, or on highly stimulating or
concentrated food may yield the most
milk or butter, or both. 1t is not the
quantity given, but the quantity pro-
Atably given which determines the
value and this involves not only tho
question Of feeding and manage
ment. but the number of weeks in the
year during which the COW may con.
tinue TO- produce. 1t is more tho
quantity produced in twelve mouths,
than in any one or two weeks, which
involves the profit. A good mixer alone
does not constitute good COW; neither
does ansgood breeder, nor . good
feeder. IT is these three qualities COM
bined that make good COW. Give Us
q COW that is good for milk quality as
we'll assouantity considered, that when
properly bred to good bulls will in
variably produce good calves, and one
that when dried of her Milk, with prop
or care and attention, takes on flesh
rapidly ond evenly-aud Tor one we
Jest, for ,az.xhilu at least, satisfied -
EzcAange.
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This is very common rotation, bu,
unless care is taken to thoroughly Grad.
icate the oats self-sown during the har.
vest, there IS great danger of serious
injury to tho wheat. One p!owing will
not do this; two at least are necessary.
Three plowings we are certain will pay,
Part of q field that We plowed three
times gave US at least one.tbird more
wheat and net blade of oats was to be
seen ; where two plowings only were
given on the remainder Of tho field,
the oats were thick enough to seriously
interfere With the wheat. Therefore
our practice has been to give three
plowings whenever it was possible, even
though it deferred the sowing a week
or ten days later. Wheat will do we'll
sown after the 18th of September, but
it should not 90 later than the 20.
We, would rather have it IN the ground
before the middle Of the mouth, be-
lieviug that the mure roots the plant
is able to throw OUT, the better the
chance Of tillering in the Spring.-Ex.
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APPLE CHARLorTE.-Dry in the
oven stale bread enough to form, when
rubbed, apint Of crumbs; when brittle
roll it very 6uo. Pare, quarter, and
core six large tar: apples; then cut
each quarter in four pieces, once
lenythwise and once across. Beat well
together, as for cake, butter the size Of
small egg, ono cupful Of wh,to
sugar, tho yolks Of four eggs, three
piuts Of milk, and a little cinnamon
aud nutmeg add the bread crumbs,
then the apples, and pour into yellow
baking dish, cook slowly FROM half to
three.quar<ers of an hour. When
cold beat the whites with half a cupful
Of pulverizcd sugar. Either "set" in
. hot oven for two or three minutes
with a salamander. Eat cold, with
cream
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o,slcs Ca1sy ooxxlssAs1 o. su1aus11s4,
- DxRARR11kDE % DAKo1A,
81. Paw. Auu, Aaxu.t q, ISL
G3A1EO PROPOSALS., In Duplicate. viI3
- b received - this okeo until II o'clock L. Mon
Day. Septsnbsr q. ISL, for fns.ishi1g he q. ..
sEea In this city, at the -. Psal aAd Pacific r T.
Depot, vis.:a
30 barrels first quality Mos Park to contain 100 lbs
q meat each, full ss'tsd. In fall hoped ok
100000 liz. f1..h sro..a XXX speisg VIA. Desr
IT.; Sf:; Hs.1' H.. p: h.t j. ga
(doub'e) OF 100 lbs. sseh.
I. soo lbs. prime 1ev WHIT Dsasa, we'll seasensd,
clean nd Of unifiEH siEs . - pat up in
strong sssnless aeeks. eeataisi.e 10 ID. och
1000 lbs. prime Rio Coffee In dosble Saeka
$40 lbs. prime Rio Cess. Rested IN dssbIs saeks
40 lbs carefully selected Tea, in original packagss;
onehslf xrsen and ons-half black.
1900 lbs Sagsr. equal to stu.Ets &C." 1. bss1sls
LOO Gallons in hatbeEEsl. pure Whisky vines.z.
substsncss, Il nnitorn sxsugth, requiring Is
grains bi-carbonate ofpotsah TO Dsusrsliss o.
MUD ou1es. Packages 70 b. nav, fall Aeoped,
one iron hoop on each snd, hssds and iron hoops
q, mn painted, aod eoogs eapprd with tin.
5000 lbs good Fine Salt; one-haf in epsd stro,s
barrels and ons-hsH IN s.cks.
1000 lbs Table Salt IN clean, dry spirit barrels.
$50 lbs pure groand Black Pepper. in quarter psund
packages. packed In boxes q Is lbs. saek.
ready 70! delivery bsfore October ], ISL.
Actual taro required in Ill cases, and 70 ekaxeo
for packaSes allowed.
Samples required of all articles except Resk.
The proposals. to DO bcund BY all the eooditioae
By order Of Major Gsnsr. Habeoek,
augsl4w Captain o. 8, q. q 4.