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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-13
TAdyertlsemen,,'

YOUNG MANS BEST CAPITAL is HIS
HEApT To know how TO use II to the best se's
careful eIainiuaton at FowLFR WELLs 800 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-13
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Dec. a.
Before Commissioner HENRY.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND REARREsT OF


On Monday U. s. Commissioner Henry discharged
from custody Mr., Pierce-L Perreawho had been brought
befoTs him for fitting tie SLAYER Putus Another
Immediately issued aud a bench warrant from the U j.
District Court Of Massachusetts was sent upon which
Pierce rearrested As opportunity offers sppici
lion will %. made the u 5. District Court here to send the
accused to Massachusetts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22
MONDAY MORNING. july % 1861
Session Establishments.
THE ONLY POSITIVE.

r-,---.3l THE ONLY POSITIVE.
H3-tj zc57-;s1 LY FIRE PROOF SAFE in the
kfE 'Aipa str9yed,, they are invariably burned
gt445f7' py heat being conducted to them and
dor and Doorway $1 BY IRON fIG BOTS and md
box to tho outside pilates Sdf forming and fastening the iron
recty to the inside wood easing thus forming con.
tGuous conductor Of the best heat conducting material
from the outside directly upon the inside wood casing
- Examine your SAFE door
The Marl9nd Patent safe is go constructed entire
ly cut OF all communication of heat to this part by 81
constructing the door and the doorway Of soap stone,
bolts running through the door or IRON plate around
the doorway any connections from the outer the
contents OF the safe eectlaly protected from heat
that can be applied to the door as in any other portion Of
M. Il. BIGELOVV AND ANSON HARDY
Manufacturers and Proprietors
80 school street. opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass.
G; Il; HARyEY, HIRAM FRENCH, and at g. FOSTER d
BOSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM.-Th
~ Institution, established for the benefit the sick
diae care Of Dr. + K TAYLOR, aided by some Of the
treatment pracced embraces all the modern improve
ments which have been made by the professors and
chology, and mental and spiritual philosophy. DR. ray
Tor is an experienced physician well sklful OPP
orator and manipulation During practice Of twenty
he has been emnently successful in curing
of the worst OF Lung and Liver Diseases Dyspep
STA, rheumatism Neuralgia, Mental and Nervous Depres
sion, and Female Complaints, which have under
medical Many cases of Nervous Prosration Neu
ralga ana Female arrangements are relieved at a
single visit Diseases of the Blood from whatever
produced treated by the eclectic system with inva
riabe success Patients from distance who NAV wish
to remain in the city while under treatment can be fur
nlshed with good accommodations and board at moder
ate rates, by communicating wsth DIR. Taylor day
two before their arrival.
Office, consultation and operating rooms No. II Han
over street All letters OF inquiry must enclose post
age stamp and be addressed to Dr. I. X TAYLOR Bos.
ton.
P;S-Dr. Taylor's Medical Work for beth sexos emit
tied The Medical Companion" can be obtained of him,
or Ct w. V. SPENCER, Bookseller and Publisher, 81
Washington street Price 50 cents Three stamps extra
when sent by mail diff APPS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22

Richmond Correspondence OF the Memphis APP


July 9Th.
Information received from Yorktown, to
day, confirms the painful rumor of the death of
lieutenantcolonel Dreux OF the Louisiana vol
unteers, one Of the most accomplished and
highly esteemed officers in the service. 1t APP.
peas Col. Dreux was sent, on Thursday night
last, with a small force, to perform hazard
GUS and highly important service which would
have resulted i'll the capture of considerable
body of the enemys forces. Owing to one OF
those unfortunate Understandings which seem
unavoidable, the movement was BETRAYED TO
the enemy by the premature firing of some OF
our men, and after hasty discharge of their
pieces, they fled and escaped capture. Unfor-
tunately, two OF their shots took effect, killing
Col. Dreux and private in the Shreyeport
Greys, named Ha2ket, LAWYER from Alex-
andria. The Yankees escaped by a resort to
their usual means, flight, but well directed
volley from the Crescent Rifles is known TO
have brought downslx or eight of them. The
rest found safety in their heels
regret to have to announce likewise the
loss OF Capt. Dick Ashby, of the Fauquier
Black Horse, whose death occurred at Win.
chester on Friday, of lockjaw. The strongest
hopes were entertained OF his recovery from
the terrible wounds he received in his encoun.
ter with the enemy near Romney, and letter
which reached here Saturday, from Winches-
ter, whittier be had removed, spoke in terms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22

confidence of his recovery but in post
script subsequently mentioned the receipt by
the writer on the eve of closing his letter, of
the melancholy intelligence Of poor Ashbys
death This will be sad news to many to
whom the gallant deeds of himself and broth
er have made his name familiar as house.
bold words" In the death of Ashby and
Dreux the confederate army has sustained
great loss. Two nobler spirits never lived.
Information will have reached you of the
disbanding of the Ringgold Guards, Capt. G.
w. L. Crock, which occurred some days since
at Lynchburg. Various rumors are afioat in
regard to the causes which produced this I'M
fortunate rupture, but cannot vouch for the
truth of any of them, and do not feel at liber-
ty, therefore, to give them publicity. Capt.
Crock is daily looked for here, and in expecla-
ton of his arrival l have delayed mentioning
the matter until l could hear his version OF the
story, which, like all others, has two sides.
But the matter having already found its way
to the public, through the Lynchburgh Press,
there can be no longer any reason for with
holding notice of it from your columns.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22


Baron HiscasIi Successor TO Count CavOur.
The Baron's administration in Tuscany was
of most unyieldng character. Nothing
frightened, nothing moved him. The people
at first thought that the war he made upon the
press-on speeches, on persons not OF his own
opinions--On the votes of the eectors-oE the
national guards-was inopportune and uncall
ed for But, when they saw that he was al
ways calul braved all persons and everything,
worked from six in tie morning till an hour
after midnight, never took out tarthiDg from
the treasury, but threw much of his own into
it, and in fact had no other ambition than the
triumph of a great cause; when they saw that
he entertained faith as firm as steel, conf
dence arose, and every one relying on the a.
bility and magnanimity OF this terrible senti-
mel, let linn act as he pleased
. NJ Ricasoli was not idle When French d.
plomdtists surrounded him in the Paazzo
Vecchio, he said to them-"You treat with
me, and therefore you recognize me !' "Not
at all, . answered they. "ln that case" he an
swered, "there is no point of contact between
u.s." Nj. Riscasu never feels tatigue. -Four
hours sleep, piece of bread and butter, and a
glass OF water, are sufficient to supply his dai.
" wants. He has no court, but he displays a
greater haughtiness than Louis XIV. Rarely
is he seen to laugh. lie is generous, but is
feared. His peasants tremble at his approach,
yet he has made them rich and comfortable.
Never was Il character more strongly marked.
His word is sacred. 1t was alta late period
that he became a convert to Italian unity, and
he HOW regards it us a severe principle. lie
has, it is said, become a protestant, from dis
gust at the intrigues of the court Of Rome. I'll
Grave riged, upright disinterested, he fears
no one, goes straight TO his oGj, ct and never
yields. He is an elegant writer, possesses a
taste for the fine arts, and is of cultivated
mind, though dis1ained to show it. He can
restrain his anger, but does not always care to
do SO. He is ambitious, but with grandeur
and patience. lie is practical and diigent
administrator, absolute in his manner, severe
in features, conscientious, of a few words, in
capable of entering into compromise, disdain-
full of popular fury, daring TO eXcess-he is, i'll
a word, an admirable instrument of govern
ment in difficult times, and man TO save
nation
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22
WOOD CARDING AND MANUFAC--

" TURING.-R, IL Chafiln at his old stand in Hol-
den continues to manufacture all kinds wooden cloth
and yarn and cardng rolls customers as hereto re-
Wool left at my place. with agents, w. l.. Clark
No 40, Main street, Worcester, H. b. rhos Goodell
BOylston, aud VIM. Bennett, Dr. Hubbardston, will
attended to with despatch; also will exchange cloth
yarn wool when desired r. IL. CHAPLIN
Holden, june 25, 1861. w5t+ iy2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22
miscellaneous.
JOHN NJ. MERRICK & COMPAN
SO rRoPRIEToRs AND MANUFACTURERS OF
TIMBK'S PATENT RARoorErER.

Worcester Mass. A''oe
rms New Patent Standard Instrument differs i'm its
construet1n and operation from all Others being con-
struciel with Flexible Section, arranged as to Com
PenSate tr the changes in Temperature leaving the
the extremes Of heat and cold whether placed indoors
out, AMI substantially obviates the hitherto ea mn
certainty Of reading the Barometer
This instrument is otherwise Entirely Portable having
been safely transported to section the United
States ami abroad, and entirely from leaking and
ruin consequent upon the Wax and other trash
in attempting to secure the mercury In the tube
This instrument used AMI endorsed by many of the
most ein entity practical and scientific the United
States.
Parties Purchasing Barometers should be careful and
see that the Instrument is marked Tmbys Patent.
Price from 81 to $40.
The abova Instruments put up in the finest Rose.
.Itf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22
90 be Yet.

A TENEMENT of six or seven rooms,
IA the corner Main and Beaver Streets to rent
with of barn. Inquire OF a, BANGS, the prem
tseS. dit mCh26
lENO LET-A Tenement of six rooms in
\ good order, with garden if desired. Apply at 9s
Chandler street. diff an
no RENT-A first-class lower tenement,
4 No ) Oxford street; Posse ssion given July l. Ap
ply on the premises OF II. W. Eddy. dtf iel9
ITO RENT-A good two story House,
Il with stable attached on Claiming street will be
rented low good tenant Possession given mmedi-
atey. Inquire OF CHARLES B. PRATT
je2l div No. 10 Foster street.
ITO LET-A Cottage house in Oxford
Il place. pleasantly situated in one of the best
neghoorhoods in Worcester and the house is in good
pair. Possession given Immediately. For further par
tculars inquire on the premises, at No Mechanics
Hall diff jy3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22
TERMS of an rRTyssNc,

ADVERTISER ENTS published in the DAfLg 1r 81
square for three insertions and 20 cents each suh
Siquent insertion Ten lines or lessJ constitute 4
square" Advertisements ordered inside. or in an,
romincnt place. as also those largely Displayed vii
lie charged extra rates. Contracts by the year
Eiade on liberal terms.
In WEEKLT, First insertion 81 per square. each su5
sequent insertion IS cents.
~ All transient Advertisements must oe gafS ~
adrdRce Yearly regular advertisers will be rereS
| o make quarterly payments
~ No gratasfoaS Advertisements. No report, reso
utions, or proceedings of any corporation society or
essociaton and communication designed call atten
on 70 any matter of limited individual interest
ue s lnsefted unless paid for as an Advertisement
~ Inc Publishers will not hold themselves respon
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22
Zeal estate.

- FOR SALE-A two story Dwelling
fiis House, with Barn attached, and nearly three
4aourths of an of Land situated near the Grove
street Cemetery The House is built in thorough man
ner eistem in the attic and pipes running to basement
which has three finished. The above will be sold
at bargain. For further particulars inquire at No
Front street. diff apis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22
WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,

NJ OhCES len, S., PROBATE OFFICE,
w July q lS6l,-To all persons interested in the Es-
tate of JOHN WARREN, late Of Westborough deceas~
ed, GREETING.
You are cited to appear at a Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of August next
TO show cause why the instrument purporng to be the
last will and testament of said deceased should not be
approved and the Court orders service this citation by
publishing the in the Massachusetts Spy news.
paper printed in Worcester, three weeks successivey
before said Court. JOHN j. PIPER, Reg
wat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22

That times are very hard. and money very tight.
That the people have not ork and are in bad plight
And that for Carpets and Crockey they cannot high
And that for all extras, they must pass them by =:
Of this and other matters the people they complain.
And it makes feel sad to their faces filled with
pain
And II BY selling cheap-f this will make them SMILE
Even il my money lose, they share it awhile.
Therefore, have concluded, without regard to cost, to
sell
All of my Kitchen Goods Cutlery and Carpets as ,yell
Also, my Croekery and Glass Ware at discount am
selling,
With Brooms and Bru hes and everything all cannot
be telling.
Therefore ladies and gentlemen, and buy upon this
invitation,
For have full supply of House Furnishing Goods at
my Poetical Station
1t located in the Bay State Block at the Poets
Here have good Stock Goods, and cheau any,
upon my honor.
Now come and all. buy your goods and times
for better will change,
Andif money is little, it will hold out If you buy
the POetical Exchange
And should my capital the end of the war be light
Why then here energy and ambition witch Is in the
fight,
Forlife battle field and if do right my customers
will rally.
Aud can put to flight hard times, with vigorous
sally.
And in conclusion my customers thank for the
that past
Also, for those which receiving in the way of pat
ronage-may it always last
B.-The people respectfully invited 10 call a.
the POetical Exchange, and examine my Goods, which
jelG DIFF oRsoN n. HEATH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU.
WORCESTER. ss.. PRoBATE OFFIcE

w ORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,
W July 2, ls6l-To all persons interested in the Is
tate ofMARY TAFT, late of Uxbridge deceased GREET
You cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday August next
to show cause why the first rendered O.smuS
Taft the Administrator his administration
tate and now file in this Office should allowed;
and the Court orders this citation by publish
ing the same in the Massachusetts Spy, newspaper
printed in Worcester three weeks SUCCESSFULLY before
said Court. JOHN j. PIPER Reg
iva w3t - 80.
, 1861-05-23
Illinois Currency.

In Chicago the currency troubles seem to haye
1easssd tnetE and the western people
specie for ali that they sell, until sound currency
Is provided for them. The LouisytIle bantrin1
Eystem, established IN Chicago, would increase the
al Te2h 1s th y to an b.
ncnt supremacy ove1 St. Louis al the money and
g1aan center Of exchange for the whole Northwest,
a han5 Nth $500 ooo capital managed and re-
Chicago and the people Of Illinois, and pay he
stockholders from twenty to. thirty Der CENT Der
annum in diTidends. The pape.. ta13seac. ta13eac. 10 hi
noia ought to be secured only BY Illinois ssste and
teaa uni5eq states gq[etnnent ssoeks. which woud
eeeuse the support and 1oya1ty, both State and
federal! OF every holder Of the currency. The 10y
slty ofthe Brltiah nation to their government Is
millions Of dollars Of tho national debt which fhs
people hold from the government To destroy tho
british government would be the Ioes OF ther fonr
thousand mUllons to. UNFOLD tha government 45
70 pphoa tie psiee of the peoples property: The
the good behavior Of both government md peopIe.
We are progressing toward natl ensl debt, md Il
= important TO dispose OIL IN such q manner as
snal eonEotdate tho power and porrnaneucY of
the federal goyernrasnt and maintain the nTiea ~
our bonds a. high a. possible II the goyafnment % t
debt Is dtteeuy due to the people, this VIII ehecf
ment. Treasury notes for $40 to sd AZ currency.
direct to the people, OF United btates stoe11 u
banking securities forthe issue Of bsnE notes, are
tho obyi9ns methods for distributing ths govern
1ase prices Of United Sites securities to psr
and maintain them there by ugiug our debt a. cnr
rens1 o. bsats tor saE1e3cy; Unleas SONS such:
ofg1sinent deens na9 one
hundred millions can be absorbed In this WY with
ease and benent to the whole country, and It is
doubtful Il the ntaal bidding and loan system Will
usttou-M r WoFlR 4fsf ~"
, 1861-05-23
MARKETSBXT THE --LATEST mArts.

TOLEDO. May qt.-Tbere IN hut 1it+la trsrsn,.,.
On the dock nowadays. although the rpceipts ara
quite large. Our Market partaking OF the spirlt
ruling IN Eastern ports, is extremely otfet.
Flour-No Eales. Wheat-Sa1cs 1000 bu red IN
On p. t.; 900 bu at 107c; 1900 bu white D. t.: I'm
bn red 107c. Corn not mentioned, RTe-Lsst
sa1e at 4sc. Oats 2a125c. Barley-spr1ns 45c:
winter 60c. 1~'
PuuApx1ru1A-Mav e0-Thera ta mn cnot.,,7,
change in -four, and standard snperaae Ia steadq
and finn at .S550G462H, tho latter for GOOD
straight brands there Is very lIttle demand fo1s
ever, for export, and tho only sa1o va hear Of Ia
60br1s Diamond Mills extra family, choice b,anis
OIL terms kept private The sales to the traie ara
moderate, within the range Of 95.EQm5. .G9K fnr
eupertue; t.75@8 20 for exfra: I'd 25S III IL ~. ~
quality. The receipts are light but the marEet NJ
the close IL rather quiet. Rye -four Is dnli and
OF corn meal We are adyiscd Of a eaie ~ AZ hris
Brandywinc at price kept private. Pennsv1ya. Ias
nia meal is scarce and 1rm Ut IL .s7K.1 =.
OcrAr Fpr,oura ~ NJ w..
Rstes fnr 1rain - E3rest nsias, auhhLnsy So-
eni dronnS ~ ~ Ti nI.aiu a.ea e eaaoe lower
11 a9& p Fin; l9 iaxeEpqol 1900 By corn at
~ s. m ~ 1rbeat au II e. oaEs in 61ls hour
rls rosfn A. % 3 aiiha .. q 31 u EanPs naes; 609
~ eteanar Gre5f n nan tastie ~ w. nnu
~ stssrner,s ha 1 e t tuT " Wneat at !0d
~. ~ a1n 1na g uIns taeon and lard at
mhaa+ nrj nn6 r., - s ~ - 1cGa sal, u o. 6o bu
III t.1 o.g0 W WI y - aAu1 II kMps ntg6.
, 1861-05-23

1$%s$V S&0EAA AA1S ~ 64A4
The Naw York Courier dnd Enquirer furnishes
the following review Of the market for State stocks
during the past week: =
In 6tate stocks the principal interest .e4>:.s to
Be etntefsd to the secrktie5 Of the Border gtste,
The tales during the week h2vc been lara xnJ
prices have been irregular. Tenuessecs onenei
at 49, but owing to the crushing out Of All 1nyslfv
II That 6tate they have declined to d with asie.
tor ne week of $1ss, ,000- Vlrgtnias opened at 1S
and arsr declining to 43H, rallied to AZ ut which
they close-sa1es Of theWeek. $253 900 fhc scaFci.
y oi ta:h stock eustatos the p1ieo or Yir1inias
and this ts the only way In which We can aseoun}
for tho hrmness, as the prospect Of paynaentl Of
Interest does not grow better. Mtssottr{s 0ne11ed
at 35a4, but we're veI3 Eavorably 2ffected hv fho
movements Of tho toJa1 troops In that 9tate. 1hs
present Indications are that treason viii be fcrcei
to keep down, and the energetic measures adopt
ed BY Gen. HiAsxr VIII, It u hoped, prevent ths
State into rebellion. He Do nof, hoT%s1ef. % see 1e
that there js any chance OF the interest," due in Iu-
", being paid. THIS spirit Of the Lagfslature il
hostile TO tho Government and to honesty, and the
members VIII probably do al the mischief they
can without committing themselves. Tbs sales
ct the week wese. 900, and they close at SIX.
North Carolina per cents were dmly held, and
under fa!r demand the prizes advanced ffum IS to
ks, a. which they Close. Georgia per cents
brought 60 for q 1mal lot, and Louisiana q 80.
california g were dfm At II. Kentucky Ga sold
at ~, and Ohio Is Of 1860 At o.. Tbs total sales
OF Uhfted States and State Stocks for the week,
we're $1.0s5.0oo, against Son ,0oQT the previous
, 1861-05-23
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

,..Gd MEM foRK-AAY e2.-F1oun Common
gIaaes have advanced about SC Der tri' gith a
sua'ass. doing for exort and home
snpet t5@a os eatla Sae s. ssats tsS19 ssd 9i@ fs
$40 Tor super western; Is. .l595 40 Tor eommon 70
1sn medium e1tsa western; $5600S es for shipping
trade brands do. The market closed iun nni tha
improvement in great measure lost, Common
EIaGes Of Canada -four frm-sales ESQ b,ls at
fh2o6I6o for common to choice extra Rye
Com meal tn moderate request at previous prizes.
e3!ee NV OTIS EEandywme at $3.50
sWaIIsK!1!a ia!rrsgaest at better prices; sales
an4EE;Wheato opened q ehade frmer for good
declining for pretty much IN Kinds. Sales Mo00
81 asas & s1as I e. 1as.S: E 1 s &
Inferior 1T and common Hill club ii $1lia1ie: So:
S;nes. ~ en ~ 1a to prime do at 1900 ba
t1s n. tPel z. wass chs, SS wsst
k1s R1eh a $1@@1;75; 100 b1 amber " At Si.sa.
az. agae' @ "a and firm IT &C. Barley 9lan heaJ;
Corn opened steady and closed hsary and droop.
Mg; aales II, 900 bn at 45050c fnf new mixed
yeoF : "a s:f 20 tss; a !sSS@@ ssS@s snd e Tssfn n
sound yellow Oats In moderate dem1nd It 8QA
ssAe s;Afe for western and Canada, ind as1s4c foz
i; PR9n1oss.-Pofk-5l.rkeett continues dlll and
neaEy. Sales. 800 brls at kl7 for mess and xf3
~ ~ N1me. Beet-market quiet and unchanged
sstsa = n ~ e1ts Il S4@4 g for country prime; s7
25@l4 90 for extra mess. Prima mess beef Il With
oot change to notice. Within day Ct two there
a4s aa,e a1ist TT s1lss e 20 sree 4
a. Etf. hs1. e oA@@9xe for shoulders and 6H9!4o
o5H 1 = a16s 169ttsrthese M is odss.te business
aRoc1ara.~- Rio eodee n good request Ut m.
changed priee4, other kinda dull and in favor Of
ta tes aS Ill Tao9t sa 1o1 ss he fasnge 5n1sE
Sales 100 bids Cubs Muscorado at 10000, and IL
hhds Porto Rico At anc.
cbi S9t e. sfo opsnnx: aSh :aPo1as BE- IT,
6. z; =, Esie ny; Huds Is; Hsr. u; 4sX; Us
Gsl nRens 79 sS; 81 Tse e siDffGr = fnni "a
9, MeT ned 11ax @ CATTLE MAARr.-Beef +. .'de low
r. enaef me increased receipts offerings 10 I'd On
f1g beg aneeF1gs ne % md few sold uader7X A,ge
cys aaa shesp snd Lambs assePs apPes.Sesa @
s 6a@ ah@seeipts 4oo. Swine steady =
t.ns1 .nsTfK69 f1sa9: Nay a1RrouH Steady at $sas tr
,.ae aaesRAAN1s-Wheat::1n moderate demand ind 1,,r.
iii c1nh rs e. us II. Sales ooob bu ehoice Mllwaakee
9 q sh':d Ens:1 ssasa ssG E::ist e sa4
s otss4 si.ia. sa1ss a,}et @ bu n'w yellow
y CONT eo1a 4 dFtNSsYashsnged g Ns 3a Flour wheat
rbssf E.K1 i. .1a45cs9pssloo a5c p tuls dom, eaooo bu
&c G1nA1 KxFoara:-aoo bu. wheat $4,000 bp
BuFFA1o, MAr aa-F1our steady and In mod.
a9 sAse demand Sales ct 600 bt1a at IS for
~ "a e fe saoles eq. soaa nd MIseonsin $5t31@
10 aoaSle 6 III sfa 49, oaio and lndta a9x8s's7H
QRAM-Wheat Il G.k deu,aad and market
, 1861-05-23

Il MAPs.-A MILITARY MAP OF THE TINT.
4 ted States, showing ali locations Of Arsensis.
EoHs. Barracks and Nayy Yards, and Other
- United ststes property. Price 75 cents By mai.
eeyefal ! States, tho Cities. Towns and H.lbors.
., ,Appleton'e new Pocket Nap Of the Seat ct Waf,
the soldiers fn Pennsylvania, Nar3land and Viz
Etnia- Price IS CENTS P. l., SuxH1oCK's MILITARY
boo9tose. IL Dearborn street. - ::
, 1861-05-23

SCHOONER 1IAn1os EaAF.-Thc splendid uesq
schooner, Marion Egan Of Chicago. sailed from
this port yesterday on her first trip, loaded with
wheat for Baialo. While In this port she VAS vie.
tied By large number Of vessel-mea, and the mi.
vcrsal v1dict was, that she is an honor to her
owner, ". Ii. Egan, Of this city, and hor builder,
j. F. sqnisrs. Of Huron, Ohio. She Is 1s4 feet
long, 20 feet beam, and rates $40 TONS Her hold
is II feet deep, and sho can carry 5000 bushels
wheat. In all her appointments she il complete
combining strength Of build with grace and beautv.