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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-04
tt. GRAEFENBERG
Il AMILY EDICIN les.
RETAIL PRICES
HOME TESTIMONY.

HARTFORD Trumbull Co., Ohio, March :, 1857.
hereby certify that have bceu dealing in the Graefen
berg Medicines for the past year. and truly say that
have never offered any medicines to the public that have
met with the decided appreciation Of the people like these
particularly the Pills and Cathocon. They will readily
perform all and more than Is promised for them. have
soldabout City bottles ofthe Cathocan the past season.
and hear the best results in every I...
J. II. c. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Graefenberg Medi
cines Dr. b. is physician of extensive practice, and is
of the most successful in the county rumbulD in which
he resides
Ths ceres thatl have used the Graefenberg Pills and
Marsbhlrs Catholcon sold here By j. II. c. johnson in
NV practice, to my entire satisfaction They good
medicines. Dr. q. w. BUSHNElL.'
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TOWN LOTS FOR sALEI

INE subscriber has pumber OF Lots west Of the Rail
Road Depot. 10 Fremont between CFoghan and Nap0-
leon Streets which he will sch liberal terms as to
price and payment. r. p. BUCKLANp.
Fremont, March 3. 1901. rraref f. t.r q
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Theodore Clam.

Confectionery and dealer In Foreign and
Domestic Nuts Fruits GrOeeres, and Yankee Notions
Principe and Havana Cisars Main street. Fremont, o.
June ~. 1885. N
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FREMONT & INDIANA RAILROAD.
Iine Table
R RETUR MING,

Trains will stop Mt stations marked thus+ only oity-
nal being made to take or to leave passengers
Trains this Road leave Fremont after the arrival of
the Morning trains from Cleveland and Toedo and arrive
in the evening in time to go either East West.
l.. Q. RAWSON. Pres't.
Fremont, June l, 1861.
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Female irregularities Weakness uterine displacements,
and all local uterine difficulties and constitutional troub-
les OF women, entirely cured by the GRAEFEEDERG
MARsHALLs UTERINE CATHoLlCoN.
In this connection Miss Beecher, sister ofthe Rev Hen
ry Ward Beeche in letters to the yeople page 12o says
'haye nine sisters and stersin-law, and fourteen fe
male cousins all married. and all delicate and aiing
Amid the immense circle Of my friends and acquaintances
cannot recall ten married ladies in this century and
country who perfectly healthy In cases, however,
where the Graeenberg Cahocon has been used must
say that health has rapidly taken the place ofdisease and
ladies have become robust strong vigorous and healthy
Mrs Gleason, of Elmra says; beautiful indeed is the
conGding trusting nature Of woman but how much does
tneed be protected by watchfulness that will lead her.
in time disease to appeal to medical adviser Of scien
tic education, moral worth and purity Of character
All these may be secured by addressing the Graeienbeg
Company
1t gives me great pleasure certify to the nvariable
curative action of the Graefenberg Marshas Uterine Ca
thocon in all of female disease and to the skill and
high moral character Of the Medical Department of the
]. r. LAMBERT, NJ. D.
Auburn Four Corners, Penn
am Methodist clergyman. My heart has fairly ached
my circuit preaching the Gospel thank God, however,
that all these diseases give way to the Graef
enberg Bashas Uterine CahOcon whereverit has been
used.
Rev PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, Mich,
formerly Of Western Stark, Medina county, o.
For Medicines or Agencies, address,
H. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Agt for Ohio.
For saleby s. BUCKLAND, Fremont;
p. YATES, Green Springs;
NJ j. MILLER 81 Co., Clyde;
f.. NJ. BEACH, Gilmore:
FREDERICK YAEGBR, Woodyille;
F. p. TERRY, and S. WILCOX, Townsend;
and by Medicine Dealers throughout the State Cyl
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Ofthe best quality will at all times be kept hand and
effort spared to please ALL Farmers and others having
fat CATTLE sheep and hogs requested to give us call
before disposng of them.
The public always be accommodated by calling at
either of shops0ld Stand Front Street, or that
the bank of the river in the of Belts Block.
~ Meats delivered to any part of the town, when
desired, without extra charge
Fremont, June IA, 1861.
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j. MI. LENNON.

ATT ORNEY AT LAW,
FREMONT, OHIO.
Strict attention given to all kinds Of Legal business
oFTfcE-over Garyin's store.
May 10, 1851.
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Mr. II. b. KINGsLEy-Sir;-l have been selling the
Medicines Of the Graeenberg Company for the last ten
years. dhave invariably found them to give good salts
action aud the Pills have sold to great many families
regularly their ten and coffee, and with my trade
they have become staple article. Marshalls Uterine
Cathoicon medicine that has done great amount Of
good in female diseases One lady sold it TO told me that
She had received benefit from bottle than she
did from long course of medical treatment by the most
sBillfui physicians. Yours truly,
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MEAT MARKET.
Fuchs, ,Adler& VOgt,
SALT AND FRESH MEATS,

HAVING bought the establishment of Marshal Alfred
Front street, prepared to furnish all the Vari
eties of Meat usually kept in the Market.
, 1861-07-08
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:. .MQNEEA;RY.

& aA1uaDkF July ., 1851.
In monetary circles there u nothing worthy Of
:parsicalar mention Gold contt.nes II good d.
mahd By produce dealers At 35@1 per cent. premt-
un for currency, and A0K pei nPnt premium for
N, Y. sight bills. The demand for exchange is
very moderator .':;~-:, -: :+r.: -><"s
:: We understand that soue Of the money brokers
today were diec1eaiting the bills Of the Bank of
Upper Canada By refusing to taks thsnn. unleas a.
a discount VI 2 pr odns. Incdnnectton with this
ne are authorized to announce that aessrs. Cieg-.
horn & Lectte, produces dealers, viii redeem them
in gold at per cent, or reeo1e them tt exchange
for other currency at par. : 0ur Canadian ner-
chants have great confdenee IN the ability Of this
bsnk to redeem. every do1lar OF ita circulation in
gold at any time; and we are assured that the
bills will buy N. Z. exchange In Buffalo 1t u per
cent 49,
Moazx MATTERS n .Nzw Yonk.-The N. Z.
: {ndependtnt Of this week reriews the money mar
ket Is follows:
There ars no cbanges1n in the money market The
ample supply meets W4h no Opportunity 1os 1ts
sste and profitable empleysnf - Lesns @ = can be OBJ
This note brokers condne their business almost
to extended and suspended notes, which sell at
There Is very little other psper of1erlng Of rst-
class character, but It en- b told It low rates5
@7 2 oent-, short dates to medium, 4nd . cent.
for Six months. -.
Foreign exchange is dun. The importers are
not huy1Dg and the exchange houses deal mostly
with one another while buying the commercial
paper offering, Banhers' eodsy startling sells It
little UNDER Financial circles have their atten
t1on absorbed by the appEoaehing new tarif and
new taxes. and are not little 1t sea about Whist
1henew imposition q dhties and taxes win be.
sdvocsting measures which will defeat the object
n vie. Il L. idle to speculate now, before the
current week expires Ne shall have before Us tha
| views OF the Executive on the subject.
The receipts OF specie have been large during
the past week. principally ftom Europe, Including
| million nprm EAf1fuInaA.
The banks hold now "a to 43 millions Of specie
while the bank loans are running down.
| It ie stated that tho failures among the dry
goods houses are 30 to 40per cent only Of the en-
tiIe number-nos including thoseshouses that haye
| got extensions; but the number OF those getting
an extension Of credit much exceeds The number
Of failures, These extenstons will 1ottly be dn1y
| met. As We have already stated, confidence fs
great enough to induce uysly hus1ness IN the
| Extended notes anaohg the brokers. Such houses
ought not to be clsased a. failures.
| NEW Yonk sTocK BoARn.-The following are
, 1861-07-08
NARKETS BE TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, July 6-FLouR-Sti1l rules In IA
ycT Of buyers; less doin. for export and only
moderate home trade demand; ss1ea $500 brls at
IS 256385 for euper state; $4D4 Is for extra
for common 70 medium extra western s.: 6o@t Is
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; $i.R
@6 for trade brands do-market closing quiet and
eomeWhat unsettled. In Canadian flour only lin
tied business doing; prices favor buyer; sale. $50
brls At s. 95A7 for common 10 choice extra. Rye
flour quiet at s25093so. Com meal dull and IN
changed.
wa1sx1-Unchangtd; eales 800 bzls Ut $50
GnA1s.-Whcat less ac.ivo and market scarcely
20 firm. Good sound spring scarce. and held
t7@7sc; $1,000 NIL club, s0@a2c; i, $40 amber
lows, a2@95c; 600 north western club. 92@95c !;
2S,5O0 winterred wstn, 1e4@l09; GOO en- Wit wn,
l02Hc: 1s00 white Mich 115@120c $500 choice
white KY. 1s5@13Oc; Is 800 cedar club. o5D97xc.
Rye tteady for state; sales 4 100 bush at CSC for
Bsrsy dn and nominal ssia l. oo S
3s943c unsound and inferior new mixed westrn !:
43@45c sound do; 46c choice do: 6Oc Eound
yellow. Oats plenty end duN: s5Ga9c western
and Chicago; 39G30c state.
te.ial change. Sales 400 br1s a: $14 5oD14621 tor
meas $40 for prime; $l4 for prime mess. Beef
In more active demand, being In part for gov IN
ment- Sales 1900 brls at $4G14 50 for country
prime; IS 50G6 90 for country mess; $3410 for re-
packed mess $ioGll for eTt5a mess. Pfime
unchanged Cut meats rule quiet at 4A@54 fol
shoulders. and 51&tG61H for hams. Lard nnehauged
Sales SEQ b7ls tB@9c. Butter selling at TD12xt
for Ohio; 7@l5c Tor stase- Cheese In moderate
request at s@1c. ..,
higher. Sales 17d0 hhds Cuba at 5hQ56c for re
fired sugars. Molasses frmef, with strong up
ward tendency.
, 1861-07-08
mARKRT8 BXTHE LATEST MAILS.

MoarRxA,July4-Flour steady; receipts nght;
frceh ground No IN good reQent 1T $4.l3@4 ~.
Wheat dull; Email stocks Of Canada spring at soc
@$1, and ChicagoEo sprtngsat 70c. Eeeighis M
dull ind declining; 8a@8s6d f01 nour 1n1 5s6d fof
ernln. to Liverpool and the Clyfe: 3:sd9lso3 70
London. Exchange quiet; bauk GU day6 On LOB
lapn nj 6@S premium; p.irato 4&5 Pes cent
F1oua N fHnApE1rH1A.-.Jaaya There y no
Tote both for Shipment and hosne ne. Aoiae5s @
generally ara free Sellers snd tte market 70 aot'
and pEices Et1Y Irregular and II fAvoI o. @ W oa{
err, who esme forward slowly. Some so0 eaIfeA as
eo1d At g Tt for Northwestern hne LIZ aoSi; a @ "
23@45o for euperanc d., including " o9.s s
ern extrA family at $4.1t9k. 3ao 1n nnas ~ ao9so
Pennsylvania extra at $5,8 Raz1ei. ;I 1ao isa1e
are buying to limited extent Watnaa tn9 ~ 70
range Of p1lceA Tor euperdne ana ext
$5.5 for fami1y. and $e@6 80 bar1el ae. @i ns ssd
bands, ii tn quality. The rfcsipts Kto ~, IN
the market cloaeo very iDsettvo: TBS Ntss1et "
day.are A643 barrels aouf. % oueaen mneat
1884 bushels con-, 90 bushaas r5s' ana so oasnel'
M NV Yoar 70, r1oua 4rn an4rz, ,t.n14r II NAIL
The n: r. shipping L1ss et Taafaday el*ea tie
following rt.asw Of ths pr tn tasoe dsss
pravtous:- ~ --'*~ ~
Fxoun:-The market for ststa Ind wesssra r. aour
remained without essential oaeaKs on ossttseaJ tseJ
aud Moadsy, bat the European Aoylses ~ n
q Etn4, which efTiyed at fa1s pGEe w Aa3 q
ttruoun, we1e of IN unfaror.oie toaseEtSE, EaA T..
sfcisad vesy dspresafng inh1eet on tEaaoso ~ =
tfriIav. rshtn p1deeA 0et1lnoa mttefa4u5s Hae
ttzDes ettonx dIi9rE tho the three dtJk hsae qeea
ta1tallV kaaSY, however, ,s1anoa!tas 70 eS511 htls
, 1861-07-08

schr Richard Aots. Reed, pot colhnras' 1asoo ou
eohr s9nbsrry;; Gray s..nta is 4eo .s b. eosn; H..
Bchr Museey, GiHney. 0swex0, 1000 bu WaeAs.
sehr Trsreier,. Taft; Buffalo, II, 600 tu co1n-
schr Magnet. Palmer, Mnskegon: y.,'l
echf Bon1ie Doom, BnrreH Bufa1os II. 500 bu cora
-sehr- Ca,eutts, Long, South Pter.-
schr Mediterranean, Mouly, Buffalo, ao,oO nu
schr Cairo Mccartney, Buffalo, Is 900 bu eorn'
Echr Comet, Stark, Buffalo, 220o0 bu corn.
Echr Africa, Martin, Bufalo, Ii, 800 hu corn.
schr Joseph Grant, Henderson, Buffalo, 5000 bu
schr Loomis. Morley, osvego, II 800 bu wheat!
Schr Oain, Walton, Apekegon.
Schr HIhbasd, Cur1e, Port Washington
Schr Barney, MoBatt, Buffalo. II, 557 bu corn.
se11 Kebeea, Dayisson Bnsa1o Z Z; oe9 s b. r. corr
Echf Morton. Cha1berry. Grand River.
9chr Union, ulriek, Holland.
sch1 Gtapeshot, Chandler, Buffalo. 1850 bu
schr Cuba, Merrinan, Buffalo: y. soo By wheat.
6chr Gray Eagle PerT1tt, Buffalo. 18 go bu corn.
schr Arrow. SummeseY, Bufslo. 1880 bu cosn.
schr TroWhridse. coyne, Buffalo. l6'soo hu corn.
, 1861-07-08

Camp MQuk8su-The Ir1ah Brigade. !
On Saturday Tho Brigade received ! portion
Of their outfit Ii sixteen rfimean santa.. ::
: ~Bfigadier- General Hurlbnt visited the camp
and gave The men and officers great eonsola-
tion BY stating that ,the regiment will be call
ed for. n leas than ten days, and that before
that time they shall be fully armed and
equipped. - II
Lieutenant G. D. Kellogg Of the Ogden Ri.
fes, liah Brigade, has received from his
clients; snd friends ot, Boston, q very hand
some sword and sash. - = -, ~
At the Dress Parade on Saturday, the posi-.
ttons In line were aseigne to the several COM
panies as follows:
Jackeon Guards, CO. A. 7%-
Montgomery Guards, Co 3.
Ogden R{aes. {eole5s2 Coz.
Douglas Guards. Co. F.
OmahonJ Rides, Company G.
City Guards. Co. B.
Fitzgerald 6hleids, Co. I.
Shields Guards, Co. Z.
On Saturday our reporter found the men
most industrionsly employed in building the
Hospital, which was to be finished on satur-
day night.
Fifteen Of the men Of the Brigade ara down
with the measles, which disease, appearing to
be regularly established In the camps, It may
be deemed good preparation to have dis
posed Of 1t before being ordered into active
service. The following are from Headquar-
terH.
, 1861-07-08

BIooNMaTux. Ind. Ja1y 3otn. lH5g.
DxAH Bf4:-I here send you statement Elst think
{cu are e9 dt1ed e the benenso1 ~ resdent o{
an new over my year, Of ege; For about tweat5
ind Va almost entirely white sad very nud and ua
plant, had number Of certificates Of the Yer7
wonderful effect Of Your aalr Restorative, bat A1p
rcsed there more ncson than truth IN them; nat
6le restored to its original coiar and 6neess a. it
vns IN my younger days bcautiful black Iconclnded
would MAKE tEe experiment commencing in snau
way. lpuYcha9ed one Of yoxr small bottles. at one
dollar, and c9mrnenee using fooEing directio2s y
moved and my hai that was failiag OF In large quaa
p1.ce IN T. sor az soataa =
use t. till hare ased tnree Of your small bottles md
Just begun the fourth. hxVe now as pretty head
Of DARK brown, o. light black haiF anT uaa,
had Ii my youthful days, when boY IN the bills o.
Western Tsz1aI. NJ hezd = snttEsly G1sss o1 dan
= q soft .od ne and feels as oily a. though wa
q ~ ss9ualn1a9csa an az @ @saae9iy a say e ne RqtlsI
tbs effects Of your Restorative It ts almost t-pot
bic to convince them that It Is the cra al hair Of TIL
aszne old grey heAd-
YourE truly,
FREDERICK r. BUTLER
Bloomington. Aoaroe Couuty. Indiana
, 1861-07-08

Report, are understood to BE- for good convertible
currency, unless otherwise stated.
SATURDAY. EVENING, July g. 1861,
rpFrc4rs. .s,e,dv ri. eno,oe,nenta 1var..
~ KinNston. an T1i / 4 WSflismo rhest At
~ A. H.ca,o .chs" noi i..o " N.rach s,d NV +
"+s, W. O. f. schE. 49, G5see
Ge1astot a1I T,n,tn1.ih+ 49, - ts/s. 49,
XIX nn a.t ntvht WRsat a. 'eN
LIT; - oa.fej 49, koS thi hina4
az n,o1o n9is ~ tS1 ;!!n,
St. - - ~ A., m bbis Grsn,t-1, do
at ~ dea; 10y 96is donaS 7aS az; as af1; a
At - 20 a1e de inn ha M 6scot, M Hs at q de,
at S2 ~ ~ w oDts ~ - Hs.5o ~ vi.
lto 9hls flneet9n % H G1.y at ~ aeI ago o1as
eouu eAt5a ~ So;so aelLsne @1ee @'teA ea1eo
be1ng II e ma9e M yesteEday eTen1ng: ,,,..a 1,s ma
oSesd 1s4s1 w E1n bn ~
ou. Ma[Eet aosancen A9ie sae5. c AatU " No:
spring f9 store m At 6scmgsM goo ba DO at5sHc;
A. go oa 60 az SSs @ ao na - sPfnlng n N M Stose
az 5oe--goIo; 9,Quo pu 10 a. ooHc; 94ooo Oh 90 AZ
68c.
saiea ~ sample Wer1 as io1oWs;-aoo ogs Eoed
club a5 6oc On track icy @ ogs 90 at o9c on traGR ~
tOfhIN-kecelyed, l61, IVY 9oi shlpped+ 3l9 su1
bo. Market tteadJ for lots n store. out H1lss 1s
iQ8US SdOHt. E8iES
, 1861-07-08
EA14xH sPknaa, FenJ Cousty. Psau-

Ja1e 7ta, 1851
FaoT. Woup. ... -.....
,DxAx s1R:-1 was induced more than y9ax aga
cfcleausing ny bead Of da -drnn had suffered vlth
po1 X nsaa q 9 e. yees 4 ns saa neysr r. nsen s9e
though BAD r!ed ma Preparations until saw
there At the dine Gala . At Gross kuhklet Drug
stete and e9uEht p, ttle and aoT an prepa5e.: e
removed All dandrua Hcm my head- and an appltca
ton onee IN two wseka keeps fres from aay itchtas
hair had become qrtte white In places and By the us
Of your prrpasatoa has been restored % its original
have used bottles Of the Restorative one has
any knowledge OF it Is allow few grey hairs to
n ain In order to hsye my appearance compost with
my head. My head u now Of less trouble to ms. In
keeping it clean, &C. than at any time since havs
value, and although do not Ike to expose uyselG
ccEsider 1t my duty to SAY Ton can Us" II OF any
part Of It AnY shAD4 YQu think prsper 1t Is Worto
AaJthtnE to Jo1. Toufss &c--
, 1861-07-08

Pzivates coming into camp aftsr tsps viii be
commissioned officers, for the like offence will re-
main under arrest 1t their quarters:
In front through the Gnard Room, and In the rear
By the Lagoon. No horse nor wagon Mill be al
loved upon the ground, except such ~ bear sup
p1ieA.
Captains will take command Of their companies
at company drill. II desired, 1hey may call an in
ntructor to their hid.
having uniforms, shall wear the same at company
OF reeimental drill, and whis absent on leavs lom
this Camp. =
No prisoner shall DO released from the Guard
House before examination at sf A. NJ, unlees
upon written order OF the Colonel. Captains m1Y
grant FIVE passes daily, to their commands.
By order, JAS. 4. MULL1GAN, Col.
J4s. F. CosaaoyE. Adjutant. -
, 1861-07-08

tPRR GREAT EAsrEax.1 LONDON, June Is.
Finds firm. Con.ols advanced 4. Board Of
Trade returns for May lat show inctease Of ex-
ports over Any last, notwithstanding the Ameri-
can crisis.
LIVERPOOL BRxADsrupFs MA8K1T, June 26.-
Weather favorable for crops. Wakefield, Nash 4
o. and =. s. = Co. quote Ho9r quiet at 2a~6d@
moro inquiry; red 1Os6dOiss white 1ssl013ssa
Corn steady: mixed 2ss; yellow 25sG I'D; white
3os@ls6d, firm Pork steady. Bacon quiet
Lard dull and nominal. Sugar steady. Rice qo1et.-
Coffee quiet.
Lospox MARKETS. = Breadstuffs dee!fping.
Wheat dull and 19as lower for inferior new.
closing stead Sugar qoiet: Coffee hrm. Safes Of
Ill Central shares at 40l39 discount Erie ehates
sl@as: n c shares 50. Money Market-Conao1s
a94: :mSSk
, 1861-07-08
HI ETEvxzs, Compra aorr, IS clark sts':s'~
es4t99s~tv

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas,
ID ei.s1f. Ssms: 81 3Hfs:y as;yss s1a aas
ssa A. Sssd !. q s nt
Il Hoo .eS * sfe9e q e9e y x ehs ss ss3d
ds4s ta,s t4nsf.s a.fsy sa ss1
Il tns co1nsy of COX aad sag oi ntno4s v13: tho
m g & 6 ass %osots Gaaoa aa& e. e.
sps m e ogSine a.cS fes stres: b sshy ga: de:
1 bssxd e 2 y a.7
,5oussnd b1s doss psya6ls IN t:a {es nh iat:retst
t sa psE FEE ST Is q Haws
j. ArneIa tEntee Sc and f netag provided thete
u 1f IL T. ~ ~
hcirH should rea,n dna md anpAsd SoF rs ap.ea q
terest should is the option of t4lt A1oold his exc
sad @ fss:fas
I'D u I'D ), sid ssu.s provided ta.s q esss
tselso seeerdng e as tenor and and edset @ e E
the y Of the e,ven1 ~ n satd decd
coupors thereto zttaeh.d, 1aid Arnold o. dis IsE2
NATIVES pr attorney snouid sell said pzrza1
Nov. shs7efre dsAnlt having besn nsads ln Ae p4y&
sta Is I'D, 4 D. 1S6l, III Tho q ene haadrea sad
nd sso ths sssxnee srd holder q said e9poa aav+
nE eeeed e ds:1sEs ne IN n ~ ssoS r.
ts5s IL a. = "a "a Eaa g 3
ben rid p1sures, notice y hereby Ktyen hak n pzA~
'sa e az Z az IT,
8. ioFH neon. % Il s1id ds1 Il tae aoF& door of Il
ee1nt eSo5s Hae' s u t. : &
lie fight aad equity Of redemption ot ssid Js4ae4 a.
n'e''T md A''iEss E6a y asb 4 Il AKxo1p r..&s,
DA.1s = x1sus. sohL ietssssd
, 1861-07-08

The potticp Of the principal entrance on
Cls1k street, occupying "a feet front and two
stor.e. nigh, is supported by four marble col
uuue aud Anteas, with rschly fol}sted cotnpo::.
site capitsjt. mon which rest ). r,ch entabla:
tnfe,' cornfca a11d balcony, :, =. :.
There ts also separate lne1ess for. .l,dlss
on Clark street.. Also = main eniranes-oa
Randolph street.. The main story or ground
being occupied principally for stores on the
two s4eeet fronts, they have been finished
with open fronts Of ornamental cast iron pan.
els faced columns, separated every 40 feet By
heavy marble pliers yermicuIsted faces and
rustic points. The iron columns have rich
carytd capitals aud semtcircle arches and
spspdre1ls supporting the hieze and cornice Of
the store fronts npon which rests IN iron bal
cony extending entirely the length Of both
frcnts, Both street fronts are divided into
three sections: The corners and divisions arc
finished with heavy, rustic drains, By the
means Of which The fronts have moro grac3-
full proportion thkn it would otherwise hare
been Ths coznteo ts.zz .also divided
into sections. and finish Varied at tho
corner sections, which are decorated With
, 1861-07-08
New York DRY Goods Trade.

There Is fsfz but limited business doing. The
eales reported for June excited. with some coa-
mission houses. those for May but this 10 chiefly
goods. Credit is much G ntxacted- Most sales
are for caeh or very short tredIt-three to four
ncnths. Seasonab}e goods are selling With more
alsc.ity. and at steady though low prices: The
tuters are contrasting their supplies stli further.
except Of soldiers, clothing Thch is likely to be
produced In oyersupply. It lis a cash article,
which attracts a laree supply. Prints are very
dn The sPs,nE e aflss Of pnss sFe oxes and
are engaged IL their production. In cotton staple
goods there Is little doing, and the factories are
K ducing their manufactures, that there will be
only moderate supply In the fall. DRILLS and
prices e al cotton goods are dr@- Ths California
demand Is still active In woOlens, the army d.
mand is the principal: bat fine fancy cassimesss
are % m1ch Eanted aad lean gogds lor u shs e ca- 81
a. the raw article is declining n value. The new
clip Of wool does not &c readily, and What is sold
Is at u to 30 per cent decline frona Last year
prices. This declins is not sufficient to induce
manufacturers 70 buy and produce goods IN The
what IL offered now, 9! they Will be obliged to ao'
for9 in goods there is scarcelya ripple Of &c.
tiyity: Law xrsy dress goods 40 II Ieq1sst, T but
At low prices Sikh and millinery Eoods ste inac-
tive Neither are the cothiers buying their usual
supplies. Woolens are heAyy3n price except tor
gray blankets. 1uportatdonB az extremely 42ht
poftatlon. The trade seems disposed to iimlf
credits In future to six months, unless to Calfor-
mans, to whom eight month"; are to be given.
But this resolution made In the sickness oil trade
recosers and re-enie4s i buoyincy Of fhealsh.-Ia-
DEPENDENT 4M, !:
, 1861-07-08

From the n 7. Wor1d1
BnEvra-The market has favored the butcher
fully t0GA73c per cwt-, and on ssme OF the very
common grades nearly one dollar per cwt. The
rates at the opening were at 49c for prime and
few during Tueaday afternoon and today at overs
@s4c. The average Of al salea viii not be over
7407Xc; the range Vas 6D81c.. There were not
60 many good a1d choice steers In the market;
htge portion Of the stock was coarse, heavy oxen
and grass fed poor Eseers Including also some few
distilery fed. The week has been a poor one for
the close on "Wednesday few we're LEFT over The
total receipts were J,106 bceyes; Of these, 1850
were yarded at ANertons, and 355 we're eolda: Ber-
gen Hill. N. j., to New York Butchers.
TOTAL aEcEnT1 or cA1TLk or ALL KINDS FOE THE
#'' WEEK.
: According to the reports from the several mar.
Eet p1acea In the city. there have been received
this week;